Sherbrooke daily record, 18 février 1909, jeudi 18 février 1909

[" \"IE ONG.T.R \u2018Statement.: jme FOR TEXT OF PRIVY COUNCIL, JUDGMENT.* astaws, Ont., Feb.18.\u2014(Special)\u2014 poe.Graham, Minister of Rafl- 0% in answer to question * when ways, jon order compelling * Grand Trunk k to put penny mile rate into \"force wou! Id be effective, \u201cHe replied he thought the order become -effective as soon as the text of the Privy Council's\u2019 judgement § Lpholding order had been received.This \u201cwas stayed, it wou Ths ie) to enable the Grand + Trunk io take an appeal to the Privy Council.The Grand Trunk, added Xz.Graham, had made no request for | relief from legislation.EE AN OF tare, | | 3540p FOR TORONTO.rs PER Bp Ballots at Synod With No BE 1.Result.- où.= \u2018RESOLUTION INCREASING BIS- .- BoP'S SALARY TO $5,000 CAR- \u201c Toronto, February 8.\u2014 After two - ® ballots, one starting at 4.30, the other = ot § pm., the Anglican Synod of Toropto, adjourned until this morning without having elected; a bishop of the diocese in succession to the late | * Archhishop Sweatman.As predicted, the contest for the position was be trou Bishop Thorneloe, of Algoma, a ih churchman, and Rev.Canon Cody; of Toronto, who is supported fy low and moderate churchmen.3 ., sil keep §- ! NR où 4 t PALL F wwe no unpleasant incidents ing the proceedings, and quietness _ md dpity marked the proceedings 7 at.The two ballots resulted 2 = , \u2018majority of both cherical : asd-ky votes being necessary to elec- - ton: ; Fast.ballot\u2014Thorneloe, clerical, 109: fay, 81.Cody, clerical, 60 ; lay, 67.\u2018 Hot\u2014Thorneloe, clerical, Odébééas : oi lay.40 Cody, clerical, 60; lay, = _ At the afternoon session of {he , a resolution, proposed by Mr.E.Hodgins, K.C., and sec- wed by Mr.NW.Hoyles, K.C., in- wwpaing the Bishop\u2019s salary from 4000 per \u2018year, the present salary, to x per\u201d year, was carried ni- À : 4 7,7 RICHMOND.| ~ .\"§ § Bverett Burbank was at Asbes- BH uo Monday to assist in the Dan- Ca EES ville ve.Asbestos match.Ce The W.CT.U.met at the home ui À Yrs, Ewing on Tuesday, the afternoon ws busily spent in making supply for the sailors, after which dainty refreshments were senved.Ness, J.Laplante W.Jones, S.(haurier and BR.Stewart leit Tuesday fr Montreal, 7 : The Olive Branch of the Rebekah will give a dance and \u2018mowshoe petty on Thursday evening Feb.18th.AU are cordially invited.| Mise Doris Rainbach entertained at \u2018 Kogressive euchre Tuesday evening.- Miss E.Boisvert-and Miss Quinn re- ei Tuesday from a visit to | Jv.McCleary, mother of Mrs.T.P._ Morril .underwent a very successful Operation at the Jeffrey Hall Hospital Xim Gladys Anderson entertained a bon of friends on Tuesday even- | Dieu Causier of Sherbrooke was the | 8 of her sister, Mrs.W.D.Clark.Mtivals include : Messrs.R.Rat- L.Darche, A.L.Lance, Mrs.F.Skinner, Pearl Sheppard, W.Battray, Miss Edith McCourt Montreal, Ë : after.attending the pouvel ; Mr.C.Rose of Whitby, Ont.; fiend ly of Richmond in tgwn visiting Ras Messrs.Gordon Harkness and coo 0y; Mr.KE.Herring of Montreal \u201cove én business.¢ ; Ws Marion Blackbird gave a very y8le Valentine dance Monday ev- : pute Oddfellows\u2019 Hall in hon- Tago Cousin, Miss Alice Smith of a The Hall was prettily de- Bags Mi valentine decorations and telectior, O° Ofchestra gave some fine doc | duting the evening.At 2 Ok dainty refreshments were serv- Mine m8 the invited guests were : - and B.Cross, S.Cardell, B.Maude McCourt, E.Wad- CE and B.Campbell, G.Von Be and R.McKay, V.Palmer, LR ast, Jennie Palmer, L.Chap- evre, I.Timberlake, Alice ho Sparrow, L.Johnston, o n, E.Cleveland, A.Hayes, Bi G.Bedard, Mrs.Carlyle, \u2019 \"ookes, Mrs.W.Clark, Mrs.x Ts.W.Dawson, Mrs, W.Pry Alexander, Messrs.A.J.Brot, Poupart, W.Leonard, S.+ Dawson, J.V.Brooks, Dr.x L.J.Barrie; A.S.Räim.© Rowat, * M.McKee, T.ae fie - 2 FFF FF + E 7 FE HF > : .fais wd = > 2 mE, o> ci en ® = 5 2 = , N.; x Seyle, F.Bedard.G.; er, Messrs.G.Hark- f and R.McFadden of Sherbrooke.- Ÿ0 Hopr _FOR ENTOMBED MIE X.NERS.~ Lb A pe, Eng., Feb.18.\u2014(Special) > ; exp IEE AY of Too\" 2bandoned of rescuing lovion.; more miners entombed Bus \u201cOB In the colliery at West : © - = { °C 4 i, A i + Co / CER \u201cTCANADIAN BOUNDARY P.Graham Makes a|Will Come Up |Befory U.S.\u2018General \u2018Hospital, and the thrée otherg Fadden, of Sherbrooke in town fregarding the.visits of detectives to Mondey ; Mr | WATERS.TREATY.Senate at Next Session, THIS IS DUE TO THE OPPOSITION OF SENATOR SMITH.New York, Feb, 18\u2014(Special)\u2014A special to the Tribune from Pin ton says :» \u201cIt was formally.announced in Legislative session of the Senate yesterday afternoon\u2019 that the Canadian boundary waters treaty would be permitted to remain on the calendar until next session.This is due to the opposition of senator Smith, of Michis gan, and to the feeling that no time remains for a protracted debate on conference.\u201d \u2014 NO LIGHT ON \u2018 # EU - POISONING AFFAIR Five Men Poisoned in Res- \u2026 tatrant.HILL, THE PROPRIETOR, SHOWED | SYMPTOMS OF MORPHINE POISONING.Montreal, Feb.18.\u2014Up to an ear} hour this moming the mystery surrounding the poisoning of five men yesterday in a restaurant in Cathed- eal street, one of whom was dead before the surgeons from the General Hospital reached him, had not been cleared up.SE : Chief Detective -Carpenter is of the opinion that the men were poisoned by as, but the surgeons of the General ospital, who were called to the lunchroom: with the ambulances, are convinced that it was a case of stry- nN.of the proprietor of the place, who appeared to be suffering from an overdose of morphine.- =, It seems .strange that there should be a difference in the symptoms of the four\u201dmen, but that is something that cannot yet he accounted for, as owing to the weak condition of the.patients at the hospital up to a late hour last night they were not asked to make a statement.The \u2018lunch- room, at\u2019 824 Cathedral street, in which the poisoning accurred is owned by Charles H.Hill, :50 years of age, who is one of thogde in the there with him are Edward \u2018Dallow, 25 years of ogo, bartender; 88 \u201cCathed,- ral street r Edward\u2019 Ô Connor, 19 years.of age, clerk, 22 Cartier street, and Edward Saunders, \u2018laborer, House of Refuge.oe The dead \u2018man is Thomas Green, 68 years of age, whose only home was Hill\u2019s restaurant.\u201d .- It was eaid at the General Hospital last night that the symptoms in the cases of Dallow, O'Connor and Saunders indicate strychnine poisoning, as they were seized with violent convulsions, while Hill, the proprietor of the lunch room, appeared to be suffering | from_morphine poisoning.He show no sign of convulsions, but was in a dazed condition, and the surgeons, bad difficultv bringing him around.\u2014\u2014\u2014#\u2014\u2014eeeureree PROBING BIL © MINER'S ESCAPE.Was He Promised Liberty.| ON GONDITION THAT- HE TOLD WHERE CERTAIN STOLEN ~ BONDS WERE.Ottawa, Feb.18.\u2014The circumstances surrounding the escape of Bill Miner, the, famous desperado, from New Westminster penitentiary, are still being probed by the Opposition, and yesterday Mr.Aylesworth was able to give | more details to some formal questions put by Mr.Meighen, of Portage La Prairie.\u2018 Co The minister of justice gave details Miner prior to his escape on August 8th, 1907.He sald there was \u2018one interview on June 12th, 1906, with the prisoner in the warden\u2019s office and in the warden\u2019s presence, with A.D.Mc- Intyre, of Kamloops, the barrister, who defended Miner at his trial.The \u2018second interview was Jan.12th, 1907, chnine poisoning, except in.the case |-that the men the woodyard jof the Winnipeg Supply | \u2018near one of the woodpiles.Going over, \u2018writes\u2014seem tp have bewildered some | Attempted | to.Appear Bi - the » 3 THEY WERE BLOCKED BY London, Keb.18.~(Specialf\u2014\"The Suffragettes.failed\u201d to-day:in.tempt to present to Premier J They first attempted to march «i procession, but; their line being bloc ed by the police, they mingled with crowd of curious people, gathered witness the sie d sauntered sing! towards Do SE : E, .THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 [NEW NUNCPALTY OF AYER'S CLIT À.Appear Bafees {Notice of Its Establishment is Premier, To 1 So : ~ POLICE |~ SEVERAL AR- - + \u2018| municipality - of the, village of.Ayer\u2019s | Clif -is out, | 8 \u2018disme ™ sted at Qu { which \u2018are on the south side of Lake The police, however, Sompletely jcillore for the new municipality.+ 8, 1909, - ONE CENT EE Lo ! \\ Issued, | a \u2018 LORS WILL BE ELECTED \u2026 {ON THE 22ND.Ayer\u2019s a, \u2018Feb.18.\u2014(Special)\u2014The notice of the establishment of the new The new municipality is ent of the Township \u2018of Hatley in \u2018the County of Stanstead, and.is ted by proclamation.is- on Feb.4th 1909, It comprises Jots 1, 2,3 and 4 of the seventh and eighth ranges of the primitive sub-division of the Township of Hatley as | well as those portions of the fifth lot of each of these ranges Massawippi, There will be a meetin in \u2018the CoG ty Building on Feb.2nd at ten o\u2019clopk for the election of Coun- blocked all entrances to the thorough-' fare and twenty of \u2018the more militant.suffragettes who tried to \u2018break through the Hoos, were arres 5 \u2018 + MURDER AT WINNI BARBER'S [THROAT GUT- JAN BODY THROWN UNDER A} .i.oo | TRAIN.Se Winnipeg, February 18.\u2014Cornglivs Enright, barbér, was murdered que day night a train to | least this is the deduction frome evidence gathered.\u2018The throat cut and marks.in the snow and oh the rails show where the body [had been dragged to where it was fond, This morning blood was found in: mev- eval places around a \u2018woodpile tol the} northwest, and \\ found some distance south, indicating i is who had committed | bad carried the remains back to whet they were found, - LL The first intimation of.the miardér came yesterday morning through tHe | persistent barking i called the attention of men wo Co., Rietta treet.On investigating | the dog\u2019s excitement they saw a m# on the track ween the wheels of | G.T.R.freight car.The boay w firmly lodged, of hs caught across neck by one of the wheels in such se position that a switching engine hak to be sent for before it could be re leased.: At first it was concluded thay the case was suieide, and\u2019 it- was.3 til noon that a workman emplo, in the Supply Company noticed bloo: he saw a\u2019 razor on the ground'ai near it was a handkerchief with a spatters of blood.: ; .+ .% _ Ame OF SPRING.| We see it announced that the first robin of the season has been observed at Montreal.| But an expert ornithologist who eontributes wrth his to the Toronto Globe, rather throws cold water upon the popular notion that the appearance of these birds foreshadow an early spring.The ermatio changes of the winter\u2014he of the migrants by leading them fo expect the untimely arrival of spring.The few robins silent in the suburbs woods and, the pair of flickers who have waited impatiently through the winter seem.to now that the day of domestic pleasure and care is still in the uncertain future.These birds are now so frequently inclined to remain during the season.of snow that their | casual appearance no longer awakens hopes of an early spring.They may be met at any time.Other: birds, tdo, have been brought into the light of.public discussion, and the powers of divination .and other.remarkable and mysterious qualities with which they had freely been fi the skepticism ,of the age, denied | them.They are no longer regarded as endowed with the gift of prevision regarding im i changes in weather or eee of a cor ing season.[But the noisy arrival of three bronze grackle or blackbirds on Fisherman's , Island during a recent unwintry day \u2018showed that if they could not predict the weather they were inclined | - to appreciate and + advantage of} all its favors.A little party of three pioneers, two females and one protecting male, perched comfortably in | the sun on the.highest twigs of a.willow.The escort as evidently beset by the need of making when J.H.Stanton, of Portland, Oregon, saw Miner in the presence of: other parties.The third inferview was on Feb.9th, 1907, in thé pre- \u2018gence of the Warden, when Miner was seen by R.E.Bullock, of Vancouver, who, the minister thought, was in the special service, of the C.P.R.Jake Terry was also taken Bullock with him on this occasion.\u2018This Visit was for the purpose of seeing if Terry knew Miner, as both were confined | in San Qiientin penitentiary at a previous time.Col.White, the.warden, was present during the whole of this interview, ADAMSVILLE.| A ferce blizzard which has raged since threq o'clock Sunday afternoon, has covered the earth with a fall of a foot and ahalf of snow.This is the greatest snow fall in this vicinity for five years.| , Miss: Adams is confined to hen.bed \u2018with a bad attack of neuralgia.Æ Miss Edith Wilkins of Brigham, spent the week end with friends here.4 Mrs, Clark Mansfield of Montreal, who died last Wednesday was brought here on the\u2019 10.15 train Friday morning and interred in Riverside Cemet- | ; tinuous, musical chatter, while guests in hig personally conduc tour listened \u2018in discontented \u201csilen .st | SCOTSTOWN.| Mrs.Mary \u2018Scott Wheeler is here; a visit to her parents.- 3 \u2018Mr.Daniel, \u2018McKay, Jr., spent last Sunday at.McLeod's -Crossing, |the | explanations, for he kept up a con- the any 1 the body thrown und: Î conceal the.cringe.| | other stains g crime had altered their intentions antl [your of a cog, whi J Gadski, the noted soprano.But one rKIng in person| in Walla Walla had \u2018the dis-| | hear any one through when they be- asked [ed hid 1 hw voice dit- certain -condit credited are now jin | NOR in Berlin, © LL] ', Po GADSKI\u2014ÉARE AS\u2019 AINBOW- IN WINTER.A newspaper report from Walla Walla, Wash., says of Mr.ALC.Jack- Son, formerly of North Hatley \u2018Gadaki who, while in the city recently listened to him sing, Professor A.Vatory| of Music, will leave in June for.Berlin, where he will study for a y as der I the noted Herr Frederick, under the \u2018personal supervision of Madame Gadëki.ST .\u201cAs rare as a rainbow in winter is complimentary comment from Mme.tinction of! receiving this, and Professor [Jackson is the favored one.\u201cIt is seldom indeed that Gadski will gin to sing before her, but she liked .Jackson's voice so \u2018well that sHe im to sing after he had finish- selection, and since she has inthe past and offers\u2019 to \u2018recommend ions, it js conditions are that Mr.Jackson go to Berlin and | study voice culture one year at the famous conservatory of Berlin, under the noted German teacher, Herr Friederick, husband of the prima donna of the Berlin Opera House, Mme.,Gadski urged Professor Jacksqn study for grand opera, assuring him that he can have a position with a good salary at the end of a year\u2019s!study.\u201cProfessor Jackson has been at the head of thé Conservatory of Music at Whitman for three years, and has been of, \u2018voice, and in accordance with the custom of the college, will be granted for study.| He will leave in June for Berlin {and iwill take lessons from Herr Friederick under the personal supervision |of Madame Gadski, a \u201cWhen asked to-day by a representative| of the Bulletin if he contemplated taking up the grand opera work, Mi.{Jackson said that he had no intention.of doing so.He said e much preferred teaching to in |opera unless he could be one of the stars.\u201d Co bere Jp, freemen { IENS AND DRINK, | ; Hi AATLEY Bors |.train was sent here on Wednesday, in arge of Foreman Sturgeon, of Farn- ham, who cleared the track fn quick time, taking the badly smashed van ÿ F am.No one was hurt and | other damage was done aside from he blocking of ône siding for a few C.Jackson Will Study | ON RECOMMENDATION OF MADAME | Jackson, of the Whitman Conser- | ended but one baritone voice | a .mogt flattering compliment.The] ~a year\u2019s leave of absence | w Ww at.rity Hag.re t éks S 4 85 water.Bi extend from in easy reach of the ground, and of this house will sleep in the with ?greater feeling of «se- fi all, however, none the worse for| Popular r icy bath.yer made à rtunate in Lo - MARRIAGES DALY NEWS SPECALS FROM ALL \"PARTS.OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Hotel Several lad OWS FELL INTO THE WATER.ondville, Feb.18\u2014(Special) \u2014 On urday Mr.Arnold Jones, to drive his cows to the i FIRE ESCAPES FOR MOUNTAIN [ the prettiest weddings of the year took :_ VIEW HOTEL.Sutton, Feb.17.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.A.|Robinson is having the Mountain uipped with fire escapes is surely a desirable improve- are being made upper storey to |'Mr.Martin officiated.place at the Catholic Church on Tuesday morning at 9 o\u2019clock, the contracting parties being Miss Aglae Le- beau, eldest daughter of Mr.A.Le- beau, and Mr.William Gendron, second son of Mr.John Gendron.Rev.Miss Lorena Gendron, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid, the bgst man being Mr.Gector Lebeau, brother of the bride.The flower girls .were the Misses\" Delia Lebeau and Georgianna Gen- \u2018dron.Mr.Victor Gendron, of Sutton, and Mr.Eddie Lebeau, of Montreal, were ushers.The bride _ looked charming ih her wedding dress of pearl o has lake this winter for water, had the grey satin, her travelling- suit being ortune to have four of them dro I ] he 2 \u2018a large opening from which ice |was grey.Miss Gendron, the brides- had been cut, and it required the ser- \u2018vices of a number of men, as well as : ir of horses, to extricate, them om their perilous situation.Ss\u2014\u2014 ECK TRAIN AT chford, Vt., Feb.18.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The church candles to the number of \u2018extra train backed into some cars {Tuesday \u2018in the C.P.R.yards here, ashing one van and throwing the off the track.urs.Co lave STOCK SHIPMENT FROM D shipment- of - live Tr.\u2018Stoëk from Sutton to Montreal on.Montreal; Mr.P.M.Flanagan and needay night, consisting of 40 hogs , wife, Richford, Vt.; Miss Corrine Beau 62c, 55 calves at an average of doip, Cowansville ; Miss about :$5 per head, and 10 beef cat- ;dron, Pigeon Hill; Mr.A.Boucher, .iranging .from $15 to $25.\u2018 The ! Abercorn; Miss Louise Norton, .Cow- rnout of the farmers was than usual on account of .the : 1 snow storm and the bad state of the ton; Mr.W.Lebeau-and Miss Clara ads in «consequence, The trains were all late, as well as: the train carrying e! stock: cars to the city.: ROKE THROUGH THE.ICE.West Shefford, Feb.18.\u2014(Special)\u2014 | thé shore, came to his nee, and after some hard work and with another horse they pulled the orses, sleds and harness out of the \u2018He feels that he was getting out so well.| GENDRON\u2014IEBEAU.Sutton, Feb.18\u2014(Special)}\u2014One of RICHFORD.olive greén, while her reception dress\u2019 maid, looked very pretty in blue.There was a big turnout at the church to witness the ceremonies as both bride and groom are among our most young \u2018people.and everyone wishes them well.| There were 200 invitations to the church service, but scores of others were in attendanve.They 22 blazed forth to show the age of the charming young bride.After the ceremonies were over at the church the relatives and 100 invited proceeded to the home \u2018of the bride's.parents,.where a grand reception and dinner wag given.| The large dining room wag beautifully decorated -with flags and evergreens.* The .weddin cake was a beautifül three-stofey al- fair, made at Knowlton.for the occasion by Mrs.Hiram Wood, the decor- \u2018ations being put an by the nuns of Sutton.The presents were many, both \u2014 useful and beautiful.Amohg the guests in attendance at the wedding and reception were Mr.Ed.Lebeau, of The auxiliary Clara.Gen- smaller ' ansville; Miss Mae Rousseau, Sher- big brooke ; Miss Emma Rousseau, Knowl- Lebeau, Montreal, and Miss Louise Vincent, Bichford, Vt.\u2018One of the pleasifig events of the 1 afternoon was the singing of a song \"by the groom\u2019s |grandfather, Mr.as literally loaded .down with valuable presents as well as an entire corner: of the reception room upstairs, while several valuable rocking chairs, and in fact enough of nearly everything seb up housekeeping with, The happy couple left on Brome still Mr.MeMa- Bostoni, when they will return to take \u2014- \u2018part in another grand reception to be 1 dca and.snogeeded getting out | pi hvy- \u2018 \u2018 elf.Me.Toad Ro Elives | Fiven:-by the parents of the groom.A_ large number of friends saw them off on the late express for Boston and they surely carried with them the \u2018heartfelt good wishes of all Sutton people for their, future happiness through what is h ped may be a long and happy life._.It is pleasing to know that Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Gendron will continue to * reside in this village.assist- very \u2014 | |.oc liz sports.CHIEF SOURCE OF CRIME IN ENGLAND \u2014 INTEMPERANCE ~~ AMONG WOMEN INCREAS- ; : | ING: .\u2026.London, Feb.16.\u2014Judge Rentout, who has had a wide experience in the criminal courts, adds aliens to drink as the.chief soyrce of crime here.In a o .on iWednesday he said he had left, Qld Bailey that afternoon alter sittide exactly a.week.During that time [threetfourths of the cases = tried before him were those of aliens of the worst type in their own countries.| He bad before him q Russian burglfr, a! Polish thief and Italian and German swindlers.In regard to drink and {ts cause, the judge declared that drunkenness and intemperance were women.2 - Jn NEW |ASBESTOS COMPANY.new | asbestos security will he placad on- the market shortly.The Impérial Asbestos Company, Limited, interid issuing 6 per cent first mort- guest, of Mr.Scott Parsons.There was, Christian Endeavor Social, which + given last Monday evening after the | regular prayer meeting.The occagion- was \u2018the.celebration of the first an- niversary- of the local society.After a {short programme which consisted of singing, instrumental music, an Me Mc- inal poem; tn by Rev.W.J.ery.C., pf Quebec, and O.S.Perrault, of .the Imperial Tobacco Company, are a- at Black (Lake, and part of the issue erage house.- = : .a officers of the company are \u2014 cCarty, of New York, president|; J.N.Greenshields, K.C., vice- president ; Hon.Charles Langelier, K.increpsing by leaps and bounds among | gagg gold bonds on their properties | clo ks \u2018night.stay.sister Kenzie, and remarks by others, ht mong the| directors.refreshments were served.\u2018 + > The new lodge of the Order of Chos- ; des0000D0C00CVOVVVO00O en Friends! will.have an open, | ra 15 A.à ® meeting next:Friday evening in ath- = = rm rye ona Ball Ce LT US THE WEATHER © The subject for discussion at the: e : SP \u2014 © men\u2019s Bible class next: Sunday will be @ | u | >d \u201cDeacon Stephon and his Example.\u201d © ESOAL FORNOADN ¢ .© Rev.Mr.Clark returneëd from Mon- ° LL \u2014\u2014_ es ® treal last Monday evening.- | .o | Friday, easterly winds - and $ All hauling of lumber is now stopped @ Jilder with light snow falls.e for the present ' on account of the e tue | RE snow storm, so +1 pe 0000000000000000000 , | TURESQ nd the vice-regal 50,000 AT THE FETE.| ova SCOTIA ELEBRATION AT PARK SLIDE CARRIED OUT WITH PIC- UE EFFECT LAST NIGHT.ntreal, Feb.17.\u2014In a driving rd of sleet and snow, with an east wind blowing at a thirty mile an | jour gait, the annual Fete du Nuit f Park Slide was held Tuesday night, er' circumstances and with an at-'| curlers.- tendance probably never paralleled in he history of this event, unique as it + : ,Ç isi the calendar ofCanadian C.E.Copp, second the address.| anadian winter Upwards of forty thousand persons, lit was estimated, were gathered at | one time or another on the crest \"and \u2018slopes of the saucefflike dip on which the slide is built at the back of the mountain, and the spectacle presented when the fireworks started shortly af- r| the arrival of Their Excellencies he Governor-General, Countess Grey arty at 9.45 o\u2019- rose to heights of weird.grandeur.7 : LEGISLATURE, | ; \u2014\u2014 \u2019 WAS OPENED IN HALIFAX, THIS | ~ AFTERNOON.\"| .Halifax, N.S., Feb.18.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The Provincial slature was opened here this afternoon by Chief Justice Townshend, in the| absence of Govern- er Fraser, who is with the Canadian Mr.O.N.Bessett will move and Mr.AYER\u2019S CLIFF.Mrs.G.M.Kexford has .returned fram Derby, Vt., where 'she went to care for her mother, Mrs.Robins, who has passed away.Mr.Rexford attended the funeral of Mrs.Robins last Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.J.Bayley, of Compton, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Vaughan Friday and Saturday.Miss Grace Thompson had the mis- | fortune to lose her gold watch last \u2014+ WAY'S MILLS.| Quite a number from this place at- : tended the funeral of Mrs.Hiram Howe | pleasant visit to Massawippi.in Barnston on Saturday last.+ | The young people of Way\u2019s _ Mills were well represented at the skating: | Carnival at Ayer\u2019s .The Way's Mills orchestra is hard at work practicing for a concert will be held inthis place in the near future.: Mr.and Mrs.W.Geddes left last Thursday for Bolton for an extended They will visit Mr.Geddes\u2019 there.] ors, lize Parnell and son, of Mc- a\u2019 large attendance at the! has [already been placed through the I Ad spent the week-end at aple.8! foreign correspondents of a local brok- Miss Emma Dyson, a student at | Stanstead College, spent ¥ Sunday last with her parents \u2018with Rev.H.C.friends here.EASTERN TOWNSHIP lcAPITAL $3 I Clif Saturday ,000,000.00.Friday evening.We hope \u201cshe will find it, ,! Mrs.Durocher has returned from a KINGSBURY.: The Ministerial Association held theig monthly meeting at Rev.H.C.and | Mrs.Sutherland\u2019s on Monday afternoon.There were present Revs.Brun- ton, Pergeau and Murray from Dan- ville; Hepburn,\u2019 land, Carmichael \u2018 from Richmond, \u2018Craik from Melbourne, McConnell from Ulverton, Revs.Brunton, Hepburn, England \u2018and Carmichael being the speakers for the - afternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Sutherland \u2018entertained them for the day.Rev: C.A.Tanner, of Windsor Mills will preach in.fl Andrew\u2019s : Church which Sunday and at Flodden in the after- Saturday | noon.exchange of pulpits utherland, who will he at Windsor an RESERVE FUND $2,000,000.00.This is an L .UNDIVIDED PROFITS $215,305.98.WILLIAM FARWELL, President.8.H.C.MINER, Vice-President | +.BOARD OF DIRECTORS : - ° William Parwell, Sherbrooke, Que.8.H.C.Miner, G : c.H.Kathan, Rock Island, Que.G.Stevens, Waterloo.dues ue .8.Mitchell, Sherbrooke, Que.A.C.Plumerfelt, Victoria, B.C.+ Frank Grundy, Sherbrooke, Que.O.A.Robertson, Winnipeg, Man.flee: G.Foster, K.C., Co Co 8B, EAD OFFICE:\u2014-SHERBROOKE, Qre } 1 Montreal, Que.F.N.McCrea, Sh C.Howard, Sherbrooke, Que.herbrooke, Que.ESTABLISHED 1, | v guests - \u2014 Olivier/Godue, who|is 94 years of age._ .r John McMahon \u201cand his'| ge large table ittlo daughter were crossing j pond on Monday night just after dark with a pair of horses and sleds.It ] snowed so much and was snowing that he could not - see the ack and the team got off the road and without any warning \u2018went throug : .: ne ice into the water.; the \u2018late express for a brief trip to threw the little girl oh to the ~ \u2018 | \" A y A { » REE oy i me - 5 WINDSOR MT i) LS.© : NS fe ovr.\u201cfist be It You Mr, Joseph Kilgour, president, and ir te nd Mrs, \u2018M.G- Miss Bertha Mastic, ve ; ch Mr.H.S.- Holt, director of the Çan- ton, spending Sunday at (away: At Wa A and home.\u2018| da P Co., were in town\u2019 yester- | guests of Mr.and Mrs.we C;| Rolle, at £chool à ll winter, has ret already a patron of \u201cthls Laundry, 8 aper 0, i Ib M J.Martin had the misfortune you know what we mean when we day looking over the Plant here.| It their winter residence and orvy Mr.A rin horses re- talk about the \u201cworh-yhilencss is surmised that some [changes are that, about three or four ee to Jose one of his working | of Doing Laundry Wor eing, or contemplated ins the plant here,\u201d [and finie their job and they w cently, as we Cieaping, ja ell ite branches {it is.supposed ihe above gentlemen ome; Mr.and Mrs.F.R.Mrs.Susan True, who has.been viand with an honest effort, always to Were liere in this connection.: |land Miss Hooker ot M iting friends - here, \u2018was.taken serious make your investment in good work Mr.Napoleon Gagne, af Lewis.os., at Kidderville, guests of \u201cfyi a paying one.'Iry the IMPERIAL LAUNDRY, his Montreal, is spending a | family here.| Gouin Bros, of Victotiarille, have lithe past two weeks, totum Launderers, Dyers and Cleaners.opened a dry goods store in tows in with them ; Major -and rm 6 Water St., Opp.E.T.Bank, \u2026 Mr] Laverdiere\u2019s block.| Gilbert; spending «Sunday in | & Both \"Phones.Mrs.Dubrueil, of Montreal, is the guests of her mother, Mrs.Weylan memes \u2014 =e] gue t of her \u2018son, Mr.W.Dubrueil.Armivals : \u2018Mr.E.Cote, Mar FITCH BAY.{| Mrs.John Caswell has reco ered |was.the guest of the Misses | Ves} Arrivals are: Mr.Ben.Stoliker, home | from .a week's visit to St.Johns- bury, Vt.; Mr.and Mrs.Morris Longeway and daughter Goldie home from a week\u2019s visit to South Bolton ; make frot n her recent nest 3 PRINCE RUPERT HARBOR If was erroneously repprted in\u201d cent press despatch tha the\u2019 siify by H.M.5.\u2018\u2018Egeri * |l\u2018\u2018Temperance Hotel\u201d - A |Messrs.G.F.have been employed on the [Imason crew repairing : and.bridges, home for a rest ur April.Joyce and L.S inda His.W.Andrew ; Miss Bessie de Tod \u201cfiwho has been visiting friends h on, od Mr.and Mrs, Wm.Reed, of .Massa- ne wi eld ¢ : \u2018mer indicated that the \u2018Brown |Pas- x class: tin h TE to sit their sister, durs, AL sage between Dundas and Stephen.ls-| Do wash 4 of M ing shop» on Reds illo, sg end mots 1 with he 1 y the most direct | entrance to: Friday night ext.po \u2018are -cordially | Ree pes e te spend, the week wi : er Pri a Rupert Harbor, js.so sb dded |i: vited to \u2018these meetings, which are : ooh or 5 Miss M oe 9 vs ce with reefs as to make safe navig tion ||yery: interesting* and instructive, +.Tam a visit to Mr.and Mrs.C.C.imp possible.This is emphatieally éon- £ the.\u201c\u201c ing und, at Stanstead.Anderson; the The next ing 0 the | home .work of the coming summer.ham 2e TALC cases.__.5 Co 13 .x PU Rm, Ts aR aT el rnd te ATOME en SR TRAM Fa WE TLC TTY bed EE Sa To a Departures : Miss Gladys Gardine to Newport, Vt.;:Miss Clara Wyman te Sherbrooke ;.Miss May Adams to Derby Lite.The patrons of the Fitch Bay Creamery will meet on Monday evening, February .22nd, to arrange for\u201d the All who are interested Please attend, as busi-, ness of importance is to be trapsact- ec Commencing March 1st, the stores will be closed at 6 p.m.on Tuesday and Friday evenings.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Drew are moving into part of the Hovey: house.Mr.Wayland Dolloff is making preparations to build a new house the |! coming summer, \u2018The mid-winter \u2018convention of Church is in session \u2018at church here.Among the from abroad are kev.of Danville ; Rev.H.E.Shattuck, of Lowell, Mass.: Rev.Chas.Smith, of West Derby, Vt.; Rev.Frank Hooper, of Newport Center, Vt.; Rev.Mr.Wales, of Morrisville, Vi.EN It is reported on good authority that Mr.N.Clifford has sold his place in this village to Mr.Jas.Brevoort.+ STANBURY.Miss M.Phelps, of Mystic, -was the guest of Miss Short recently.Mr.and Mrs.H.Smith ; 3 friends at St, Armand urday Saturday.*% \u2018The scarlet fever patient, Mr.Rupert ! Kennedy, is able.to attend school again.There have been no other Chigt the tween sh : the their clergymen North Mr Tsl and, visited Station on ir.icted by Mr.W.P.Marine and Fisheries, ab wab on boprd the month an \u2018survey of tlie passa reefs on each side of the the passage is clear for a width: of be- bo oan of the clear these points have been mar.he ts there will not\u2019 be the \u2018sli htest difficu tha àt © approach.A.H.Bissell, perfect safety, day.or n ght.Tt opinion of the Chief Brgwn passage presents, as clea iel, spent Sunday - 2 Massena rina, Engineer.of the Departmen » Ottawa who geria\u201d\u201d saw the captain\u2019s .plahs of e.The \u2018passage, but two.and three miles.S lassage.ty or danger in entering th oughs} rof on buoy had al- Breaker lone an the * + ldrgest: 8 vessel can now g¢ throug \u2018need \u2018desire.4\u2014 TE ATrroS .and Mrs.John Heath, of Rock and daughters Kathleen ith his rs.Wi Part Y.Marjorie.N.Connor \u2018spent and Sunday with her grand- , Mr.John Conndr.\u2018Henry Jonnôr has the\u2019 sawing und here): are _ .\u2018 Royal J be held were Jecently.Workers\u201d will be held \u2018at | lof the\u201d president, Mrs.W.J.|x on Saturday alternoonm, nel 20th.At+the meeting of the Apr Society on Saturday.oveninié la following ladies were appolnte rectors : Mrs, E.J.Westman, C.Rolfe, Mrs.T.D.Lasell.business was (also transacted, re Jithe prise list; ; bylaws, etc.|| - AYER'S CLIFF.if \u2018Mrs.(De) Brown.will enti Fe Aid on Tu 4 The local junior hocke: ed the junior team of turday.Score 2 to 1.The senior .sticks with Magog seniors) |c 20th.Ve A \u2018representative Guardians is in torn | view of| organizing this so Mr.an |i the funeral of \u2018Barnston on Saturday.ll Mr.and Mrs.Learned a \u2018|{into.their.Pen on! Pleg I \u201cThe last, nightly qua Friday evening th 194 , The ladies \u2018decorations for thé chur +.|laré.working on purple Di C Lenten season.Mr.E.yesterday.B Dr.and Mrs, Edgar of North H guests of Dr.and Mrs.understand that tH Oddtellows will organize a |i soon, the required number y.next.hockey team wi s.E.Hill Mrs.Hiram Mrs.of St.George's \u2018Hurd was in Sh : .| | 0 .amieson, gricultural ee êtes AE i fe fs or ea\u201d ?| \u201cA néglected cold + was the beginning of Re simole rt soon developed into a serious and dangerous conditi Kum om ln 50 el = ae ame a NET CEE sise 3 ta Sha TER.TE\" A EN taper DeCTTeSa2 jap see sa Est 2 Sn MA SSI VISE RCE TIT pe hadegevad io ian x i my checks,\u2019 ae only + 0 years of age.U .\u201cPsy HINE did mirac es for me | rage, and in less than no time I began t 1 the high road to recove aS ile saying goes.ra Al.[have not had a days\u2019 A hands) none JET, PSYCHINE EARLY Too ort mn PSY \"CHINE i i= used as a last resort, when do \u201cos havre filed to rclieve or eure, and frequently wher ih v have iubunsoned all hope.Under these Hoar ve condition, let hopd ba not aban oned, Fa PU MINE will prove av unfailing friend.| How \u201cau bere snd vier would be the results if PSY- | CHIND Werg us wd in the early stages of the illness! Fug TRY IVINT fur COUGHS, COLDS, weak PL EUS, POSE.OF APPEFITE, WEARINESS and | Jan\u201d ADEE RIQLY RUN BLOWN FEELING, | por aznisis and Réores sell at 50e, $1.00, and $2.00 i E28 = ?= .: i A iN DPRK sa cran i cs) 27 and i it is a'l owing to PSYCHINE.My fr iends were surprise 1, anc three months I was as str ong and well as ever, and returned to work illness since.| Nobo y could wish for better I It should be in everyh USE You | OWN.JUDGME \"has to be made between following the onsil lity ¢ of using PSYCHINK EL or fullest assurance that you wi ; Moy any p There are times w en à choice a physician and taking the opposition to hii advice.fectly safe and justifiable iy ; aking HS advice, and even dontrary to) he opposes its use is ejther out of date an with the most suc¢cessful tems.his own interests are put\u2019 befare tho The best physicians, who hs ve, wi -looked into the gr pat work PSYCHI humanity, are recommending it to remedy, the equal of which the world Send for a FRE SAMPLE TA-RAF * treatment, Or i of his patient.out, pretudioe, Eis 1 doing for of their patients, and are lunstinted in\u2019 their San PRES 4340.J Lawns ay eroible; 2 and what seemed souch flech \u20ac hat I looked like a skeleton, I was j st about ready to Ch 1 Ydu have | ue E irr tive of phyaolan A not in touch.\u2018of this never seen.CLT Srataiten.|| you FREE, SIP rs.J 1 it low that it was scarcely possible for me to walk around, and I lost so ih and address to Slocum, Limited, Toronto and a TRIAL BO E PSYOHINE will he 1 Send this coupon with meme of \u2018H lortapde.: | theré \u2018will vill be the guests of.\u201c| ticipanté will adjourn to thé hall \u2018I played and i \u2018es served: From George Mills.if he \u2018has been x interesting {alk to the young people.\u2018| through the \u2018audience.he | dess.- * | moat Mr.Eben Howe was at \u2018Barnston on no | Saturday at the funeral of Mrs.H.\\ Howe of that place, W \u201clor some time.\u2026.vo With good luck Mr.Parker expects to finish this moi ; Although: Nr Egleston.does not rain much he appéars to be very com- A umbebt from here went to the.oyster supper.at.Stanhope on Friday\u201d evening, cand \u201creport a, fine time.On\u2019 \u201cMonday\u201d évening | general assembly of the Church h \u201cHelpers Union from Heré- \u2018ford.orton\u2019 5.wi goats the on ot of Dizvilie, There be, service song an praisé on Monday \u2018evening in the Epis- \u2018sisted by Rev.Mr.: Stevens, of Coati- cook, P.Q., and \u201cages der and.Orcu tt.ter service \u2018the p par, 0 eral Mr.Bruce Baldwin, \u201cwhere a good\u2019 time is expected.\u2018Mr, Geor Cushing | has returned the.past week \u2019oL rs.W W T.Mayhew is \u2018at Brompton: ville ist\u2019 closed for a time: .Ver a foot of snow has fallen here: the.roads :are very.heavy Mi.Hiram e is: in town, : the mayor of Dixville.je meeting of the Church sp Union, at the Episcopal Church, ed.off to a full house.Humphrey, secretary of Fo sont the , asgistance to the church, and the | general\u201d good it was to.young people.report QE.review wag a m ly \u201c| piece of work, and did Miss Humphrey great credit.\u201d Another report .Was read by the secretary from Hereford, a which was\u2018 also very .- good.Mr.| Stevens, from Coaticook.an gave My.Stèvens, who chargé \u2018of this parish years ago said \u2018faces of many parents who have passed away ; his talk was very impres- give.Mrs.(Rev.) \u2018Tanner presided at the: organ .in her.usual.excéllent way.The meeting was a great suc- After service there was a social time\u2019 ; {spent in: Mr.Bruce Baldwin\u2019 8 \u2018hall.\u201d (Games were indulged in and bind singing by Miss Snyder, of Coaticook, much to her credi also Miss Mary Egleston entestained them with, a beautiful song, Refreshments | were served at, about.10.30 p.m., and Sk) T.usiness.on business in, town include : Mr.Rr E.\u201c Thompson, Jr, New York ; Mr.J.A, Bouthillier, Sherbrooké, .{ day.\u201d Mr.Louis Broulett purchased | them\u201c, Messrs.- -H.À.Cameron and A.A.| duties after t Bernice.\u2018Johnson, {then \u2018games and music were resumed till \u2018the.\u201cwee sma hours.\u2019\u201d\u2019 Seventeen | came; from, Hereford.in a four-horse home, on.or in town, : ; 1 Mrs.Davis continues.very low: - - Mrs, Irving Gooley, who has been sumed her sc ool, PO TEAST ANGUS, .Mrs.H.H.Cooper entertained the Snowshoe Club at a.Very.enjoyable valentine party Friday evening, about thifty-five being present.In the con- | test of \u2018book titles Rev.Mr.W.R.J ohuston won the prize.Miss Aneta Cooper won the prize in -guessing- the \u2018number of.popular advertisements.Miss Edyth.Arkley; of Sherbrooke, secured the\u2019 prize for the best dresged doll, and in, the valentine hunt Miss T.Killen, of Ulverton, and Mr.Gordon Wilson, of Sherbrooke, carried; off the prize., Miss Edyth Arkley, of enn he er \u2014 4 As is spending, a few days with ~ |-cousin, Mrs, H.H.Cooper, \"Mr.Iverson, of Berlin, N.H., is in town Visiting friends, and is staying Mr at the.Anes House.Miss 8.Killen, of Ulverton, is the guest of Miss Bothwell.Mrs.'F.C.Johnson.still continues | about the-same.-Mr.'and Mrs.C.Barlow were visit- Jing friends in Cookshire Saturday and Sunday Mrs.?Viotor Burns is somewhat im- | proved, since last.writing.\u201cMr.Dester Willard, of Ascot \u2018Cornet, was calling on friends in town on Sunday.\u2018Mr.R.Hooper is confined to the house with typhoid fever.Miss Jennie McVety, of Milby, and Mrs E, Crawford, of Lennoxville, were guests of their aunt, Mrs.McRae, son Sunday.x Read the particulars in this paper about the Baby Contest for the Eastern Townships and fond in your photo.NORTON -AND STANHOPE.Mr.and Mrs.Fat.Webster, of Coati- cook, visited friends in: town last k.vire.Ww.George is.seriously ill.Dr.McCurdy, of Coaticook, is \u2018attending \u201cher.The .Stanhope Granite Co.'s quarry Lyon, while driving from Mr.Lagoie\u2019s camp one da ay last week, escaped being struck by the express 2 pm.ire frhos, Pelletier was in Coaticook on business Monday.tor, Cal.- Thompson, school - of Coaticook, was in town y.\u2014\u2014 | SOA Posters T Mr.Parent of the Tas own- i staff has returned to his ¢hips Back week\u2019s vacation.Mr.E.A: Akhurst to on jess ; ; nurse dinde de heu fe it her sister and n ere for a oe days to St.Johnsbury, Vt.; Mr.insp Departures : Quebec yesterday pauline\u201d the rest of his logs | \u2018of next week | \u2018copal Cliuréh by Rev.Mr.\u2018Taner, as- | g by Misses Sni- | \u2018Games will be |.cake, \u20ac coffee: and sandwich- : Sa- pin Helen Parker's school at Island ERO ; | guest.ot.his brother, Mr.Eben Howe, : here, read a report of thé work done, | in.looking | missed the | ; B.Rothree, Leeds, is, a visitor fat: he.Parsonage.: {i Mies! Pearl - Andrews, of.Caaticook, = hurtleff to Asbestos, yesterday teap; but.had very héavy roads to go sick.for the past two weeks, has re: | the gentleman\u2019s first Mr.C.Chester ; | the ball at Eaton Corner the 12th.4 -{'tools.were sold at .sherifi\u2019s sale Tues-{ \" narrowly |! \u201ctheir sad loss.I Valentine da $16.For final Clearing Sale EPS FREE 18 ONLY LADIES\u2019 WINTER COATS, made of Tweeds, in light and dark grey and mixed, 3-4 length, lined the I different: styles and trimmings, regular prices ranging re io to on Friday and Saturday, vhe : ghoice a OÙ Locccnserevescsoreracnen sensi as ssn assists saat basen RE | $5.89 3.| > Lo au.| _ we will also offer on the above two days, 6 only, Lads Stylish Ct Soni Fitting Suits.this.geason\u2019s cut, sizes-\u201432, 34, and 36, regular $15.00, to clear on Friday and Saturday at Fine Wool Fay.prices $13.4) to Setesensrnnesnsone conan age.birt Voy [Rugs remaining on our hands.~ |buy.! | They're à ors and reds, Goods stored until wanted.Bring size of room.your choice from ithe assortment at exceptionally - \u2018need now Rage after your Spring besutital qualities ; all seamless rugs coming in n one ples well assorted designs shown in self-tone greens, Orientals, void ak \u2018TOP FLOOR.= a $7.89 | | Cher 1p of Fine hg AS fe A & _ Stock-taking i is over, and we find certain sizes of handeome wove These must go now.\u2018 You can \u2018haw low prices.You\u2019 This is the time te ab renovation.ASCOT | CORNER.he funeral of Miss Emma Gosselin \u2018daughter\u2019 of.Mr, E.Gosselin took place in \u2018the R.C.Church Friday, ith a large attendance of friends and\u2019 relatives.The bereaved family have the sympathy of the -community in Messrs : Ernest and Medric {Blouin re calling on friends in Angus Sun- T.Willard home from Coaticook, whoa they spent a few days visiting their daughter, Mrs.H.Colt,; Miss Ruby Largey, of Lennox le, \u2018spending Sunday with her parents Mr.Chas.Maloney of Spring Road, Lennoxville, calling on friends in town Sunday.Miss Laura Coates was suddenly called to-Stanstead Saturday by the illness of \u2018her sister, Mrs.D.Labounty.passed off quietly in + this place nothing except a pleasant evening.\u201c Miss Benjiame accompanied by | Miss E.Lergy, called on Mre, S.Willard Sunday in Linda.- Henry Wingeat went to Barton Vt., for a %isit to friends.Mi ses Bernice and Hazel Cowans of Ives| Hill are guests Green.- A few of the young folks attended the ance at.Eaton Comer Friday.ev- | ening and reported a pleasapt time.in town recently, buying cattle.(Another .correspondent.) Arrivals and departures : Miss Rose Wingeatt from Moulton Hill, the of her uncle,\u201d Mr, A.Wingeatt ;.ry Rogers, home from East Angus; spending Sundey -with Mr.and Mrs, George Lock ; - Mr.Adams from Hunting- ville, he uest of Mr.C, H, Loomis ; Mr.Jas.Lock to Kidderville to visit his brother, Mr.Levis Lock, for a | few, days; Mrs.e Rogers | Shérbrooke, for a Ne og iy the of her sister, Mrs.W.H.Pridden.\u20ac On Friday evening, the 12th, dev.vale include : Mr.and Mrs.R.| of the Misses | xi Newman of Bishop\u2019s Crossing was euchre party was given by Mr.and + Mrs.\u2018George Lock.A good attendance ; was present and.all enjoyed a good * time, Lady\u2019s first prize was won by Mrs.A.Wingett and the second lady's, Miss Raymond Wingeat and second, Mr.Frank Denison; lone hand, Mr.Henry Iebontie.At 10.30 a dainty lunch was served.The Ladies\u2019 Guild met with\u2019 Mrs.G.Lock and the next meeting will he held at the home of Miss Prudence Rolfe, Feb.26th.Mr.W.E.Loomis from Sherbrooke, was in town a few days ago on business.\u2019 Quite a number from here attended 2e | SOUTH DURHAM.Recent arrivals and departures in clude : Miss Mildred Cross, of nin with friends ; ; Mosers.John.Adams, of \u2018from Richmond, where she spent | to Montreal, \u2018tor Prefontaine, who are in the 105 and 107 L A BAYLEY Wellington Streët.\u2018ALL UP! ALL ur.Gét into the procession that: ae ways moving into Johnston's Std to get some of thos artistie Sep Photos.on pick où Everyone says they photos made by \u2018Johnston, There net be a reason for it.Geo.Johnston .149 Wolingtos &.Castle é Son, 568 st.Catheriis: 4, v MONTREAL .\"AND DECORATORS DEsrans,: \u201d SAMPLES AND hd LA LT 2 ] Li - ww LN | ESTIMATES SUBMITTED ON APPLICATION.Waterbu , Conn., \u2018and Robert Ada of Wickham, visiting their mobs and brother David and family fe couple of days; Miss Lizzie A couple of days with friends; Mes G.H.Farquhar and Benj.| Mrs.\u201d Farquhar, who is fn ihe % Hospital ; Dr.H.H.Prefontaise - Montreal for a couple of days to bis wife and sister-in-law, Bo te Dieu Hospital ; Mr.F.H.Cross \u2018Richmond to spend Sunday wilh 1 brother Albert : Miss Mary Phillips w Montreal, the guest of relatives.\u2014\u2014 i reg + } Hl money on der \u2018flows Interest at bal AVIDSON, | C.H.FOSS.8 x Ce CORMIER'S ' Just» fow more de: securel tbe real \"je just now on à | FUR A bow \"more .Goon lined Coats left.| A fine lot of Kstr : Jackets.> Winter Padarwear, A cost.ÿ 161 Wellington A.BRADLE) UNDERTAKERS .- PICTURE WEST SHEFFOE Retent arrivals and depa Kate Blackwood, of Buck esa | fr Ci Miss Janet Blackwood of Sunday with their par osie À.and Marjorie M.fom DR on Monday rs.oO guests of Mr.and dirs R pn \u201cSunday ; Mr.Myles 5 aterloo, in town Tues ; Miss Stone and ane to Montreal for tl \u2018 wdry and G.Pwectaburg on Tuesday ; pienvaue, of Knowlton, i onday ; Mr, L.V.Marc} Merloo on Monday.Mr, R.Blackwood has ith anoth wing hore, oar Jond.© The \"DANY LE.sup and t Veaing pre, Convent w ful.The net proceeds ny amounted tb 387.bond the We and patrona ho Con Understand that the mic Le tion de Notr By re : eachines ca to lcarn - d Roy has b tha Bittle hope Continues ver pos are entertaine over fc favor n.G.Pr Cl a] eveland | eng vel ave return \\rnival m ee 1 M | .: 10 PAGE Lili Li.oe il - \u20ac Fee pone better thanthe | \u2014 a \u201crobert ver || THAT COUGH WIGGETTS MUST STOP loam Record NTRETING FRE | =m 1 graasoos RECORD 0C., in ther hail Gb Monde evening.A | ton, Vt, s apd Publishers.REGARDING CREAMERY.large number of at, var in \u2018at, = the faneral \u20ac printer afternoon, \\ : tendance.t Plate Mr every Games: snd puted and M8 Welling- euchre \u2018were played, | t prooke- Was served, all Se SempTiON PRICE strict sa, Tells of Operations at Cowaas- pleasant time.FAN Rad., a EE Oo EE AGREE ES z ri = addres ; ) : Sol + ; = f in to enr United = States, ut .: Although dls =o This is bad time of the year 1 18 for Fis months, T° conte, ville in 1908.only been ee re i er 100 oes II to neglect | (either cold or IR #15 cents Oh \u201cEastern Town- \u2014 it is gratifying to know that\u2019 she} a FD f 3 \" cough.A cough easily leads dan: oo] ar ony BR.rors should OVER $44,000 WAS DISTRIBUTED tock four marks from » possible Teas LTE _ _ into other and often Or aaily 1 F Fr money t TO PATRONS DURING SEA- .|\u2018ve in a recent school examinatio a; op ious diseases ; F 4.5 prin, to, 100 SE = PO Sox, EA\u201d {and ber \u2018salary har bow increased 1 WIGGETT & CO.|| core any cough with di Pi not ex: \u2018 .5 he - \u2026 ._ .co À == M LC \u201cobituary Poetry,l0c line.Cowansville, Feb., 18 \u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.V.IN.Dyer | \u2018aitended | SITE COURT HOUSE.|} GRIFFITH\u2019 ç 1h ihe Notices 3 per WO The annual rgport, of Cowansville drop ediing of i ; Hasty imnbell, | \u2019 6r t - 0 v - SHB th reamery was submi to the pa- of Enosburg Falls, [Vt., an b- li nm 1° D que pis, merriages 400 trons there, last week and was a ert Bourne, of Burli igton, Vt., hn oh ca vo SYRUP , ; \u201c RÉ | 3 F \u2014 plied by Secretary H.H.Scott and event took place at; the Quincy House, {lard ha : Co Co / Be Lo } IX BIRTHS.Auditor J, D.Bulmant The total milk Fnosburg Falls, on;a-recent date.| t Ind gestion Cure.- oo - : BN IIE té Glen Murray, on Feb.14, received, during the year was 4,307,- On account of the big storm Cex | à du 5 .: 4 ° \u2018 ; > À PE A i # i to Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm 397 pounds.Foreman N.Bessetle had to täke on Miss Louise G bsday \u2018Tor: ite a Sam : BO 2 \u201cBL sf, 8 205 + hil The butter made and sold amounted eight extra men to clear the .tracks - Me sho will be the guest | Cures Indigestion in all ite many 4 ; ° D.feo EI = inap.Co ving tone and :vigor to thd Nature's great cure for Cough, _ _ - k gs ji .At Robertson Station, to 174,331 pounds for $43,024.19.The here.ER: butter estimated from 4 147 allons Mr.Abe White ha 8 take thie Prank | J.Ye gr | and digestive organs, - bronchial hoarseness or cold _ ° 18 Fe dé pe \"i, a son, to Mr.and Mrs, of cream pol, was 20, 533, Le the Boright farm for the second year, and | nds at uplica whist on Monday \u2018 only by | « _A|f- on the lungs.\u2019 Price, 25c.i EEE 00% 1k money actua received therefor was seems to getting on.nice night.\u2018 \u201cLE.- 3 es : $6,175.43 making totale of 194,864 Mrs.Catherine Ives, the mother of Ee Ts ANSELL, UE Griffith's D rug Store | 1 \u201c LL sHEROOKE LOAN é pounds for $49,109.on is in- Mea B.L.- bo ig eritically i, \u201c and la | / \u20ac ; ; and Statio ci a : - (The Kodak Store.) = - a ES cluded in the above ent of but- fears are entertained +t at she may the | < « de ; 7 \u2019 5 a OMP ANY.ter, the produce of 208 gallons of milk | not recover.\u201d Mrs: Ives is 72 years of if the latter, * {7 10 Stiathoons Square.m Welisgton 3s.Sherbrooke.J oo ÿ a: MnTGAGE ¢ which, at a test of 4 produced 117 | age.Mrs Knowlton is visiting LE : | EF ve deposit and pounds of butter for which was re-| Rev.H.Walla, , of Richford, Vt., | ri in = Ca 4 - money on depos ceived the sum of $34.20, an average preached in Olivet | Church on Sunday | ters.azo out | for a Faimers\u2019 In- i \" RECOMMENDED L.= BAGRAND, m.D beret at 4 p.& of 29.33 cents per pound and an gver- a.m.and Rev, J.Champion .in \u2018 the seting to.be\u2018 held here ion : .SPECIALIST Jlows age of 16.4 cents per gallon.evening.Hereafter it is expected that th at 2 and 7p.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS HOTELS Lo Ae EE prs half yearly.The cost of manufacture was $5,065.- | Rev.A.Wallace will take the services lm |: pince 1990 has had full chars oJ Elie J.DAVIDSON, President, {53 ; cartage, $27.14; telephoning, in that church every alternate Sun- ato Mr.James Pat- pt ee Pare on a acted Heart Hospi \u201cG.H.FOSS.Sec.-treas.38.30 : ; ice-for cars, $445 ; \u201cStationery day, and that Rev.J.H.Wallace; of | \u2018bis home at East Fue AM\u2014CANADA HOTEL.NEW.: ;Ç :[ Co = 0\u2019 propartsg ; gna] statement, rh will take the.services the} a ob.14th bé interred Guests welcome.Rate $1.J.Maguire.yr die am at, the Hoo | 10 : \u2018 #2 .: tota.10.62 Therefore, rest of the time.| in| the cemete here on W nesday._ Co LA Tithe amount to be distributed was Twé cars of potatoes \u2018have recently { Miss Alicg, Bullard who bas been vi- GAM SE Pron eee di Hoke A.Soarbrocke \u2018dus.rom à 1, AiR told \u2018 - \\° PTE = URMIEE S S AD.$44,089.The amount distributed to been sold here at prices ranging from |siting Mrs.Jessie Ruiter in Cowans- CHMONDOF = or.TT - : Tey $ patrons was $44,088.90, leaving 100 -on 60 cents to 75 cents.The potatoes re ET vosite G.T.2HE BRUNSYICE \u2018Lane.~:~ -T Th hand.; were fine \u2018ones an ere shipped here Miss C.Ct guherletn Bas been J.! \u2019 ~ : ; e gross average Value of milk per from New Brunswic ibiting frie nds in South Gran os.1 ts § few more days a te to cwt.was $l.14.Net average, $1.023.The quarterly inference of th, Ad- as Mar y age has resumed her BUSINESS CARD a J Gross average Value of butter, 24.67 vent Church will [be -held \u201cWest school + at] Brome after being absent |™T\" ADVOC : _ ; pou Be real cents per pound and the gross aver- | Bolton Church (a 0 Led China) for some weeks by illness.5 ATES, : N ! « age of butter, calculated on the same from March 4th,\" holding over Sun-] £ everal of our [young people \u2018drove [LAX Tes MORRIS & MoIVER, CL © system as above, sie.= day, the 7th, , incl sive.à puy wae | ÿ a oh bo ay io i.| ocates, etc Sherbrooke, = .| wing to the Jong continued ampion, of Dunkin, an alter | ness the hokey me tween Knowl SOL, ELLIN ° Bargains weather oi the Past season, 816,757 i Mansfield, of ontgomery, V., will ton and Wpterloo.es : toy OE CATE.XW G- - | : pounds less milk was received than in be the officiating elergymen.=~, ing ] bcent storm cor- - a TE CL YE ae ow on all \u2018 1907.The sum of $6,424.78 less cash Recent:arrivals and departures in-| po ration has bepn: obliged to put a (CATE, WELLS & WHITE, ADVO.oo - | given just 1 : was received and $5, 422.60 less was clude: Mr.L.L.Jeune to Magog and | \" force] of men to work on \u2018the | \u2014 st ; \u201c DOMINION LINE | 3 _ .distributed.The manufacturer.receiv- Sherbrooke on Monday; Mr.N.J.[roads .' vo 2 -}{ CIVIL ENGINEERB,.ET pu - - BF 1 $935.28 less than in 1907, Wyatt to Sherbroôke on Tuesday ; Tc \u2014 \u201d \u2014 ;.K; ADDIE, C.E., P.L.S., QUEBEC.| Royal Mall Steamships ; EL \u2018 \u201che lowest net average value of Mr.Robert Curley and wife, of Cow-| |.OLTQN GLEN.~~ G.ce 81 St.Peter St.Residence & 5, From Portland for Liverpool, Ë 4 milk was in June, \\namely 85.64c per ansville, guests on Monday.and Tues- Airivals bre: and Mis.0.o de.Sa berry St.Tel.Connection.e AN ADA,\" - Feb.90.' Mch.31.Hd 4 | : \u2014|[[ewt.and the highest was realized in | day at \u2018Mr.Wm.Curley\u2019s ; Capt.C.C.Lbughlin, Miss Hazel McLaughlin, of A MEADE, SURVEYOR, COATL DOMINION, ©.= ~~ Mar.18.je UPt- ,( December, namely 31.red The monthis Bullock, ope: here.on.Tuer\u201d West.Bolto sat Mr.A.McLaughlin\u2019 8: » cook.Bell \"Phone.Good connections.SOUTHWARK; ° Apl.10.: 5 Coon and Fur- o y and July avera up to day ; Mr.mstea iss Ger- yr.Jas.nev fr ; \u2014 , , oo i 2 hat oo tl | 4 a oon cents and 99.79 cents respectively.trude and Master Frederick - Olmstead, 4,5 p to Du on y other places dore INSURANCE AGENTS, / a Jaane, Pineau mat Sons di.| : 3 n\u2019s Studi 5 led Conti\u201d .+ from the Montreal rnival on Satur- i hd Mrs.Walter Knowlton, of Knowl- | \" D.KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUR- | Vice called \u201cSecond Class.\u2019 Only one [ à 8 iio, = Astracha GOLFING ITEM.{day : Mrs.H.S.[Billings from the 1 1 £1 China ; agent.Fire, Life, Accident, class cabin passengers, 2.50 to $45.00 +1 È ki fo lot of Astrachan | The Colonel.\u201c\u201cConfound it, h Sat on, at | A.Know ton\u2019s, oO =, , etc.Record B Block.according to steamer.onde Class to E N Jackets.e Colone ound 1 sir ; you carnival, stopping) over here on Satur pd s.Luke Ford d Mrs.Pillsbury, of ms eme maman Liverpool, London, Londonderry, Belfast, | 4 su, nearly hit my wife ! day and Sunday, Pons to herlx nowlton, at W.Brown\u2019s ; W.8 8.DRESSER & CO., SHER- Glasgow, $27.50.- i à Vite Underwear, Socks at Jagson.Did 1 Joell, you have a home in Newport, t Monday ; Mk.and Mks, F.Porkins and family, 1¥V ¢ 1 coke.All branches of insurance.Apply.to -local agents or - | A py 5 shot at mine.\u2019 »\u2014T eo\u201d Sketch, Mr.H.H.Brown and fe, of West B Potto * at Mr.A.'Knowlton\u2019 8; as DENTISTS, \u2014 are entertained of her re.this paper.dall delivers the Sherbrooke Record.\"The Cent y, Lodge, No.oo I 0:0.rapid Fecovery now and her mony ®p ACI Fic 3 Lg : \u2014\u2014 'F|, have ren the ground floor and jriends| hope before lon h ut : F e spent &' tn ai Pond and Miss Mur- ns we EOTT & BOWNE wrote \u2018 ABERCORN.- basement of their] new buildin ling to Mr.again.| | hop g io ge er o T B; Mo .have returned from at- Mr.Hector Labeau, who was mar- À 5 Selb for go years.stare.place ph ls and (departures include Miss Shor test and Best Route CE 0 Cross; For.a Carnival d used as ora rner home {rom Montrea .BE aay wit?see bee arches Mi NM.Sawyers house Selby will vacate) bis proseat quarters Mr.aud Mrs.AR.McLoughlin from \u2014T0\u2014 - È p he i t fu- af, the end fof this monta.oster| at Mr.lams ; Mr.and 14 - Hi where he will r ide.in he near fu iss E.Baker, Bursar of the-Col- Mrs.N.+ Rockwell oh Mr.G.VW.Cobalt, El Lake 1» \u2018 Mr.Chas.Guertin bas bought Mr.lege, is vering from an illness Mizene \u2018#3 Mr.an rs.0.Tibbits CB -Hovt\u2019s hoi h for the sum [which has |incapacitated her for a land two children to their home in i: Neagle hop hs fo he [ch br ap ee opp ho Sh ome, and Gowganda = Ek oo Mrs.W.R.Bridge, of Waterloo, is is hae John| R.Pratt is quite sick wi Mrs fo the oe ow Tron Train leaving Sherbrpoke at 3.25 : À Ce \u2018 visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.a grippe.|.B : p.m., daily, except Sunday, makes Ee wl Boright, and other old friends., Joyal | and Mr.Merritt Joyal to connection with 9.50.p.m.daily train br Cr \u2018 Mrs.C.B.Dun spending two] | = | DUN A Ce rome jon Friday ; Mr.and Mrs.E.|from Montreal.Co Ee weeks a guest of \u2018her \"mother, Mrs.L ivals : Mr.and Mrs.K.E.Gil da re Bail Duboyce\u2019s on Thurs Through Sleéper from Montreal to FR TE Dunn.ET.#bert and daughter, Winifred, of Dun- dey ; \u2018herd\u2019 Ye.of Bedford at Mr.]Cobalt and Earlton via Nerth Bay on Es oe Mr.John Foley \u2018has gone to St ham; Mr.W.G.Miltimore and Miss li ep da 5 and Mrs.\u2018H.Wil- Tuesday and {Friday nights.Stage Johns to attend [the Military School.Vv.| Miltimpre, \u2018lof Sweetsburg, the wo an Blot, = Joke Blunt and connection from Earlton| to Elk Lake \u2018 Mr.Herman Smith went on Thurs- | guests of ex.B EE Harvey Le G.HN utrell\u2019s\u201d a oster, at Mr.| and Gowganda.day to Kingscroft to visit his sister, | Maggie , HL 4 No a =, H.SEWELL, City P .- cer t Mrs.D.L.Ingalls; Mr ere .y \u2018ass Ag Mra.Elwin Orcutt, and other relativ- sent guests of Mei, 0, Ty Dapll ting | I GraNDomO.fort Building, Sherbrooks.| : Less \"fod friends.|; that Ms.Ai onze.Edward Neil went to Knowlton RAILWAY : | à to- lhoar t ex.last Sé ay to visit mer mother, Mr.R Lo Claë J OR te better.IB chanan on the gain.; Mrs.Jhmes Prale.1 GRAND TRUN SYSTEM Mr.Rober k is getting Tl oun, © at rs.|J.Beard and family have mov- | A sugar social | is to be held Feb; | dod the hol our * ee Mon- ed to Fest Farnham.y es TIME TABLE, 2rd.ended vA at, a fine time.: Mrs.[Arthur Todd is not improvin.ve from day ev and à o \u2018( Proving Richmond, Que- The lumbermen have nearly all their.AY as fast| as her friends.Boston, Port; | , a JR | would wish.bec, Montreal, 2% 8m.land and inte - pulp wood hauled.; { | -\" GLEN MURRAY.| The Banner skimming station is still Toronto, wal = Daily.mediate poln - _ ze yy \u2018 running, and is going to continue the $3E° 4° ot x : ; ¥ Master M urice Caron, who has been rest of the winter.Bh a Sal\" * Island Pond an M, \"Silver Plats that Wears\u201d Le ously rill is improving.Lloyd, We understand: that Mr.Cleveland & intermediate (Excep fntermediste Miss, Guy, of G ith Lloyd, | da is going to stay with us another year.pointe Sunday) point « No Other | spending a few w wi en in That speaks well for him, three years Portland, pos 11.32 a.m.Chicago, Buffa Just Good\u201d \"Mr, John{Percy, who was ill for a \"Be forge Allen, of Grazh stadia pots Dubro Mr.Jo s r.George en, of Granby, was Mont To- Boston, Port -, Ask for silver plate marked.\u2018 Ne ee roun Log.Je eines à w in, this | place: calling on\u2019 friends \u2019Mon- M | DE points east.a ; A 66 .a B gain.À 0 .- + \u2014 the choicest product of À 1647 RC GERS BROS\u201d ak | co y evening.+ _ Costiooox ana BPM Quebec, Rick: Pir : iy Canada\u2019s bountiful harvest, LE Lei | RECTORY HILL, Lo | MANSONVILLE.termed ants (Except mond, and inter : : Ç Master John G agher is spending a |\u2019 \"At a business meeting of the Potton Sunday) 7 porn D In , - i 7 22 MO pails and packages.4 | |few- days with his | cousin, Mr.R.Pat- Baptist| Church it was voted to call Quebes, and fo 6.35 p.m, Tk in \u20ac Strats ONEY BISCUIT & CANDY Co.LIMITED p + that, \u2018endures.: terson a council to \u2018consider the advisability Island Pond & Montreal and | ord, Hamilton Ottawa, Sydney Wimipeg Cat V.* | nina \u2018DEALERS M188 Le © Graham passed through of sett g apart to the work of the intermediate 8.15 p.m.termediate 4 PARA.Vanco wu aed plates that end here on Monday, on her way to Pipe- pospel ministry their pastor, A.D.ro nts point 3 oth , RQ elegance fo ea le are made by A stdne, Man., where she has securefl a Carpenter.* The council will.convene City Ticket Eee Beent, ona 8 Lu i» Te I.MERIDEN BRITA CO.ull jEchool - Wednesday, February Ath, \u2018afternoon NM M.HARRISON, tation Agent.3 .5 ; ! ! \u201c + je ( x + e Co Aa 1 ait |: The regular weskly mesking of the (pp fearing Sale| oo entint, Ms ® : | This Store For Aut tomat à Piano Players La : les oH RIT pe.held 2 vue sem policy ë: \u2018er to Bellevue Homesites \\ fro anol ry & | c a BPR Le \" hig n\u2019s- broken or dis- 0X, PE New stock thls week of bath styles, viz : the.in eens Soar Shona tive Aro.Atfractive - en Piano, where.the\u2019 two instruments are combined i nk, marked 200 pairs of Superior Shoes m ; pr M nctumees où % \u201cCabinet Player\u201d, which can quickly be adjusted to | oo ard cos.erior prices, da ons m5, RpeéPE uen coil anc pd hy ¢ oftér nothing in -this line that \u2018we caniiot per mt [father is eur Remember, the Shoss which ve nrc eat vies fo 1% Somme i JD POT upon, at | recotnmend and guarantee, and our large experience in h dau : | at |* Chew Maple Sugar.\u201cTobacco.offering during the Spel, Spl are the location of Bellevue L,*.tête, Mille oor the dreaded, X- instruments of fhis class ensyres absolute satisfaction, ta =) | 7 | Af Saturday afferpoon at.the Culing |RSS los TE ce da mocure pers, Ofer vi Ms, aod be Me hand, incl | buyer, o | il Jon goods shiv i our DUTCH.Ave ak Sie intefesting interclub mat, MOCCASINS, 20 per cent: Discount.| best land investment Prams, & on of hi rE thumb Soin - We now carry a\u2018large.stock of music rolls for 3 | TION.WINDOW: \"20 033 18.5, e [Tih C0 SPO urlers and their | FELT BOOTS, 25 per cent, Discount ee cis.You can, Wher os a of the fi .size instruments, We favite y be to See the Player:Pi ; BE | Dscouss on- - other.lings funtil Satur friends.at the he The.following | Everything in the Store FL promising.than, Loop ~n Cox, % 3 bo bas yet _ .in this week.- _ | Lo day; ni ht, Feb.27th.HE : Flädies com commi Wi prices.Take advantage of 1 Sherbrooke.om dy a it her operation: He has a No trouble to show\u2019 the | to in visitors.| etic b - Saicday next: Neadames J, A ¥ early: \u2014 other in the obin.L Better boy now ax and save ms tt; ON, Marin, 'W.E.Loomis, 2 +, y The citvs co disease t bot! AG 5 - £ + Wilson, W A : Wilson and A.ou.Js OHOQUETTE, it can't pe it ne iards, lité Prod \\ a p ; ithout buildin ae sd bas been aw Cox h | LEADING SHOE DEALER.are offered Eon the lots hu Civil List, Mr.Lo .at 0 orance | dem + Et who for ; (Successor to H.H.Morency.) down and 85.00 a oo qu = bo Vine early ignor LT, A .Bdurque &:Co., were under ex- |: ss WELLINGTON STREET the city from\" these high N 4 amifation \u201cadf day: \u2018yesterday in the } .ful.qfegu: [Superior Courts ve property for the | 1 \u2014 BRONE =., Apls at che Offices of \u2014 J Seat ini rates 10 tree Fabandonment.of t property for the J: nq ~ il oi Messrs.Ovila | THE SHERBROOKE.\u2026 ns \u2018bendit of their \u201d creditors «some time f \u2018Lach splint and A.W.Thomas: CO, 98 Well REAL Stun use by surgeons during s Lago, and the\u2019 TPE dus yesterday Foster, for\u201d \u2018certificates to keep a.hotel - ington Street, fwas in connection: wi statement are deposited: in the office of the Sec- ™ _ lg affairs submitted\u2019 by Mossra Poulin | einsy *® Treasurer, and are open for oe Sev good se secon =.Robitaille, LT Fnspection,.and on Monday the first | sees maman RP, pie \u2018day of March the Council will take DÉS DELBGATION.WAITED ON SIR the applications into consideration.\u2018~~.LOMER-GOUIN, { \u2014 | on Saturday evening Mrs, D.Stone TERR | and ber sons Sherman.andf Leveret in- | Ton deingation walled.upon Si Lomas vited the married and single ladies of Les ressens, ms ES | fair value for your present piano ce exchange, \u2018 5 | balance by easy payments if d sir | .wor : Pinu ey ons et \u20184 A Toes \u201d ERE - 5 ne iv re vo : pa of Paarddberg, i I Get your \u201cprinting done at Commer- nd- asked that \u2018Brome to spend the evening.The fol- |: hg , Le Soir Clothe.Springs Mattrobbe cial.Piniting Co.(Reg), \" 20 ) King St.- ee née coon on Tuesday Tengthy, .periods Jowing Mo accepted ib Hos fo © You should \u201cHi, i late -AU up and d get the choice: | OBE Miss Margaret Doherty |i i J of.detention : should be: sent.to hat = on and, C.Sali bu \u2019 , W Cha Crockery Depart .ofa few, weeks, \u201cWith: friends à\u201d \u2019s.Home farm at.Shawbridg ridge, H ans Es bl it.at 3 | IN C \"stoad f the Reforma School man, J; E .Jackson, \u201d owler, Elross - visit.You will find pltaty ' \u2018DAR HE & C as x a T° Oi Smoke Master Mason T bagoo.1 2 S H.A.Holden, F: Tibbits, H, Smith, to attract you, and Ju n | : Sherbrooke.\u2018Sir Lomer Gouin inn hi nr P.Toy \u2026 4% | Phe\u2018K hi: t Pythias will ve.a; sthe : delegation: that the Provincial Arar C.N.Beals, \u2018and Misses Toof,.ing to tempt you, 8 center po SII «The Kulghtejol Castle F pat \u201coder HE s Department.would look in | Connore, pt Oe er.Crom, K.If you rant sor wag or : I i HA 3 un tract- * ornamenta - block, this ovening.gt costa om ane for in Other ple sant evening was spent.Card play- you our stock Heo Cut Pp ; BA in E.¥.Gilman and Mrs AF J a jntitutions.PS ing, warm, suger and 8 very delicious Glass and K Cling \u20ac , CE Cl pe - Sa oss_retutn ast evening Irom :a- We 4 A \u2018supper, was.served at: p.m, erf B .ue F \u201c x : w a ke 4 Feed couple f day®\u2019, visit to Snenes.np # \u2018scor I 1 Pe oi her after thenliog | oo Pere Sie, = + .q ; Lhe .TY Lo z + pyc 3 © _ SEA A : ¢ tways keep ai resh stock of Les 1 40 To-night \u201cThe Magis Tad = he How \u2018somewhat\u2019 famous \u2018 \u201cScotoh \u2018Pa & very.Pleasant\u2019 evening.Tho useful, we have nd D = CL de 3 fs a |.Me: MA.\u2018Macfarlane, gf the Æ., T:- collie\u2019 ts still under the guardianship of | will: \u201cknow better hereafter, and] ner and Tea Sets.- ol Ce 0 VE | Bank, has returned to Montreal; ac-1 Bailiff J.0: Gauthier \u2018The question 2 | make fun of ladies, by saying they |\u2019 We would call Daily Store Ne vw ; 2 - .companied\u2019 \u2018by his sister- law, Miss f a3\u2019 to \u2018the ownership of the dog has not.drive in tha\u201d evening, ying they.tention 16 the il you .138 Wellington street, wel j J oF [Mabel Blue, © 2 4022 |r oi Hac the dog belé last ie a dark, \u2014 À.papa ahdl\", ment of Cocoa Jugs whi À Thursday, Feb ITE ] - d ticulars ix this pa cours deciding ' 0 8 md ong 2 pak \u2018oof can handlé a pair orses |' have, oses at ix toni # > à 4 On (hand.î 2 le ol Contest.for ie paper Pegg, .Melboutne, and ont, : as apy \u2018man in thé \u2018vicinity of { from \"50e, ne ee - Xe Sire £ : 3 oe h to.de Mr.Helmer, of Cornwall; 0 Broa vill i : .si : i J T u d : 25c., 30 40 50c., 60.: ern Township sand send in) your phot to pay the costs in the, Circuit Court.__ Mre.Libbey gave an \u201cAti ing with the most sph apan Tea, per pound ., 60¢.| .Ny , Chis 1000 Japan to, per Rs | 55e.\u201c5c.\u201d 40e.50e.land 60e.Mise DB M day on Lt jee be ou onde] rt, al or Three \u201cath à ot, he feature of the |.more caborat hips au ad > \u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026 assousresr fren _\u2014 land 60e; - | yes in Bou STE ARE ay, the costs, the Lo also, | T 11 t., the feature the - Pomme One TE pa ue RHR se hi indé Te, | od oto fo te Lo | reg eo emo | Er 0d 21.: Young Hÿeson ät, per pound rrsereresresses dételretreeees nue >.606: | and Quebec.= © {+ + |of- the dog to o the bailiff; and assessed pasts (whi \u2018ar¢\u2019 wellbknown to all |- pot compulsary.© = Scented Orange Pekoe, per .pourd' 1.vs .oreo aero 600 | Mids Goswell, of Baltime , is spend- the amount at $25.This amount has bfriends who have ¢ ever beén guests un- - come and see the goods, Assan Pekoe; Br pound, at leone a avons vonissvenuaenes 400.and 60c.\u2018ing a few weeks with the [Misses Cros- [not; been forthcoming .and Mr.\u2018Gau-lder that hospitable roof) games were |: Our Famous Basket Fired Japan, at per pound 4s v\u2026oss0ns 756.by, \u2018of New.York, at the College pee Court vo; PEE si el joyed.also Fer ee, selections by he pote EA : To | House, \u2018Lenno, .\\ Jo 0 a r.Carmi\u2019 hose comprisin À Think of us the next time vou need any TEA\u2014we are sure 1 at Olivi oul\u201d.s alo % in } \u201cKing.\u201d - the company were Mr: and Mrs on MARCH = IS La «A to satisf ou.| .Lo.NR = +5 ler SUR.mi Frizzle .and Mrs.H.'E.Chand- | ah ption i The 3 y you.| ful swing.Get your share of the big F AR GYMNASTIC QQNCERT.Te $ i Chapman, | I.3S.Mitchelld Ce 1: Wo ar pe pleased \u201cto noce | ba : f essrs.erman an veret Stone, | ; ptions to the Yager Tho.Misses Jackson, who have bem, omen anos Em Mrs, M.P, Eldridge, Mr.and Mrs, C,| |; Wellington Street MR sir wonthly at .spending some weeks with Mrs; Haigh, Cu Jenne - and.ovoning : : : vÉ 3 0 a À + _ and.Mrs.Re E 1 = i .! i = A for \u2018Queen street, are leaving t -night for - Part.1.ler, \u201c| ES | CY their home \u2018in Hartford, Conn.tu Sel ection 22 mire (ue Trio i \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 ouly none the ve ; Ë we TEL.40.\u2019 | The weekly Guild ten was\u2019 given yes- F2.' \u2018Marching wm.seer © .Junior Class \u2019 \u2026 pe A | terday, Mrs.Walter \u2018Wilson.and Mrs, 3.Parallel Bars Lente Working Boys \u2018 [Frank Wilson being the = \u2014} races af the EE thet 5 SP EARING\u2019S ' Tho price by is fame arhotets stèsses.The 4.Pencing Drill- intermediate Class 1 : out fifty from the Three vin ages | .Ghild teas are much enjoy .os 1% \u2018Dumb Bell Drill a Junior Class went to Newport by pa, rpm ges | ISCOUNT SALE BUTTERICK FASHION: - «| Band at the Dufferin Ri \u2018to-night.|e.\u201cSelectiori po A Trio | Tuesday évenih, g le play mon FOR BPRING=-.: \u2018Stadium ticket holders free, | Rycou ids .Tutermediates \u201cPinafore\u201d at: nds: opera oe :].ONLY TWO MORE-DAYS to ub \u201c An Jp-to-date publionti \u2018 2 | +The.L.W.C.A: Physical Culture Class; 8.ue\u201d \u2018 De Ameo! fh town, a \u2018guest advantage of our Great.Disooun fuk ing contains oF coupon - will meet\u2019 on Monday evenings at 7.304.9: ass js Work SE Senior Class | by i MP.Hachette aire We are making no.exception in ox u to any pattern Cf B 1 p o k until further \u2018notice.Monday .avenjng 49.-Clage Games : ir - Business Men } at He _ stock, but are giving; a, dwouin BY E OF CH \u2018on \\ the 5 prrchase' p price.Jon 4 This \u201cthis sale: a nc of jour bro en ¢ will be the beginning.of a new orm, v The Business Men's: : Class wil}: ; have = every article, - ° le: Price of de onl lines of 3 00 Ladies\u2019 and en! 8 ; Shoes going At, > su dB: ys À \u2018@.picture.taken in.the gymnasium at Waltham Watches; 0p di oot .of Book is y Ms.Joba P.Wells atertained the ail the members- will bo present.Sterling Ware, MARCH FASHION SHE .No trouble to show RE Ladies\u2019: Bridge: Club last\" evening and |; Silver Plated Ware Fo dw | 2] % pe ) One thousand to be gi +: LE CH AMBERLAI presented two prises, which were won |i, THE LATE ROBERT SIMS.À Combs, -.35 pc.disout this month.Call | .; by Mrs.\u201cHugh Tomii inson and Mise N.The , bert Si 9 \u2018succés nes gue « i mon: ; or se 4 remains of the late Ro ims | Manicure Pieces, 30 p.c.disout one.THE DOLLY VAR En je Lomas.= \u2026.CFL ge hae \u2018taken.to North Hatley for bur: \u2014 Fountain Pens, 30 pc.dion + pop 12.PER YEAR\u2014 Str tege 3 Miss Theresa: Doherty, who: as spout, | son Tuesday, the.16th inst.For theiF ; Don\u2019t miss this chanœ for gencis We mail these sheets | bar ains.Our prices are marked i! ' j plain figures and.you oan look tes = a In Capa a.> .over for NI OÙ 1 MARCH PATTERNS RI Coe SES | mJ SEARING 4 Mail orders have our And EE : 33 Strathcona Square., on.| \"P| the pest week in Montreal and Ottawa hat two.months he had been residing f° gr 7e A, - CECI: here ghe was the guest.of Ber.imcle, with his son William, on First Avenue, I' AAA Mr.T.K.Doherty, return \u201chome yes: Fast.Sherbrooke.Although in poor | ] 7 terday.health for some time his condition was [| crease Your Sls, Ke 2 Go to Olivier\u2019s Boston: Store \u2018and Rob such as, to cause his relatives any J un sual anxiety org *- 5 20 see.everything advertised at advertised | o passed ie \u2018portion of Saturday, | | prices.eo night sleeping, in_a reclining position} - { - The monthly meeting of the Ladies\u2019 |in a chair, .\u2018feeling.more at ease thus] Jusiliary of the Y.M.CA.will be held than lying down, but wishing to riday afternoon.in the Y.M.C.A.|change bis position arose and went up: | FRESH FRUITS un 4% _\u2014 | VEGETABLES | _ Eh aE | Arriving\u2019 daily., fe will still receive ordets for Made-' ORANGES (ALL S 1ZES), cn K X \u20ac hr Suits, 25.outlined Is FRUIT, BOSTON LETTUCE, | x ¢ \u201cPp IF so\u2014m , parlors at 3 o'clock.Alb ladlies .cor- [ates to.hia bed, where he.expired al- | dially invited.© SN ost: immediately on.lying dewn.Dr.3 The B, B.Society.will hold a sliding [es late Toa uk.Summoned.but | party, friday Jeb.| 19th, (Freage st \u201cte.deceased .as born at Bristol, Mrs, $1 ot; ot red s G High stréet \u2018England, \u2018April fit, 5.1829; \u2018and came §: 3 AN sion par ng lor.a sugar social.td Canada with his parents.a6.a\u2019child, T De {his boyhood days together \u2018with touch | : The B.Y.P.U-.ot.the Baptiot of \u2018his.mature life being spent in: In- F Church.\u201c Will meet \u2018this eyening at: 8 vemess, Megantioc County, \u2018where he | ; closed: for engaged -in farming.He was.marie] @ held at the {5 \u2018Quebec City March 6th, 185 \u201cpes r forgé néons \u2014 \u2014 that es LETTUCE, CALIFSRNA a \u201c You * can secure the: control \u2018in your district for the most IMPROVED, the most DUR $18.00 ; or any of the Black- 3 3 and Blue\u201d Serges, Cheviets or\u201d Vicu- MAY & noucau i nps.at 820.00 the Suit.Our guar- ;,* 18 Dae Avena.© i repairs, \u2018the meetin will 1 homa.of Mrs.A Po \"no ett Road.I .3 ; AGNI ARALNALSNS A 2 HHS HHH AN x WIN , 10 Beck- Elizabeth Gallagher.In the year 1898.! A he\u2019 removed with his family to North i : an _ tee goes with every garment Be .KD, ) \u201cThe Magistrate\u201d ton ht.Hatley, £ most.of his time since an 10° ha =, QD) ABLE and BEST oe > aly & FINISHED Sewing : Mrs.Walter R.Leith who has been | mas, Passed fn that, vicinity, pith his | thrmed out just the same as if you Super fluous Hair , fr 0 } 1 ceat \u20ac Machine ever, built 5 spending ten déys in Sherbrooke,\u2018 the.friend.he will be much missed ; of \u2018af ere paying.us 325.00 or 330.00 1 REMOVED Se \u201c © & by applying ome no : guest of Miss Bostwick and Mrs, R.retiring and modest disposition he suc- À i r the - \u2018same article.The trim- - À diately.C0 Hogg, returned yesterday from\u2019 a day.Deceded :in winning.the love and esteem | |.d workmanship will be of 1%: ELECTROLYSIS, by a oa RA AIN « ® Th EE : arnham and .left.thi OTE.of those\u2019 who knew him best, and will ings an p wi ol - young lady.- _ SATISFACTION GUARD ORAORISIOIONG IIIS R mn ê I for her home in Rock Island.\u201cApe bered: by .his.sons and{ the very best.We give you the | TEED.Work done by ® FOR SALE D a Mr.John Leonard and: Mr.Hugh daughters as\u2019 a.father imbued with hole of our tweed stock to select dress P.O.Box 4.Sherbroot® For : P 8 | Leonard are in Cookshire, where their im Christen principle He Pi too | Hom\u2014thi oh = m - DRE s SER, .Moa, Gaine LÉ ROISTE R : 9 brother, James nard_ lies in\u2019 a:cri- vi y his.wi ow | and fourteen | m\u2014this, we assure you, is wo | \"0 youre D Sewing Machines trical condition Les the result of à par-4 children, the issue of his marriage; , mething Y 188 Jud , N 5 rg, od.R.re Gilles @ : .alytic stroke.The doctors sayvthat ten are still living.With the.excep- | P : 6 YORK APARTME For sale 2 Ate built TE it is only a question.of vitality.tion of ie who is mn Pa} we have placed about a dozen In SWEDISH TREATMENT, rd Ey EN - «B25 \u2014 Lhe VI\" sadens, Val., a he other surviving | Tr.Grea; \u2018 | Ë brator and the Ro- |, Remember that you save from 10 to rembers of \u2018the family were present at OF more Scotch Suitings in our Serses ix, laid when is autant ans 3 Record inne\" tary.v Diiviers dre m ne at C.the funeral, which was.conducted by indow showing the $18.00 value.to the systematic\u201d cleansing ot LT PROPERTY TOR 2 \u201cOur catalogues and prices: will interest you.128 ivier\u201ds store, this month.| the Rev.J.J.Seaman, of North.Hat.* ton NE ue : \u201cortp PB and 8) re ee We are the WHOLESALE and GENERAL DISTRIB UTORS.for; \"Mrs.Scarth, -Lennoxville, entertain- ley.The bearers were William Galla- If you want the smooth finished p 7, bar M4.House has 5 _ Re this- excellent Sewing Machine f or the whole Province if: Quebec,| We \" ed, yesterday, at a very large and |gher, brother-in \u201claw: William Camp- : \u201cwant good, responsible and ener tories.Write now and secure contro successful tea in honor of Miss Moniea | Bell, Jas.Fowler, William Mennie, S.Parker.Mrs.Scarth,.who wore a Campbell, sons-in-law, and R.Smith.| handsome gown of black chiffon cloth, { The many floral tributes bore silent wag.assisted in receiving\u2019 by Miss Par- testimony to the esteem in which tho |- ker; in a white embroidered lingerie deceased was held.: dress, \u2018with touches of bluo ribbon.The } The\" surviving\u2019 daughters comprise : tea table.decorations were, charmingly Mrs.william ariphell.\u2018Compton ; Mrs, carried_out in rose carnations and Jas.Fowler, Mrs.- William Mennie, |: ferns, and the wuble was presided over Sherbrooke, \u2018and Mrs.\u2018Samuel Camp- } \u2018by Miss \u2018Burrage and Mrs: Worthing- [bell, North Hatley.The sons are Wil- | ton, who poured tes and: coffee, as-{liam, John, Harry and Asa, of Sher- | sisted by Mrs.William Morris.Among brooke ; Robert, of- buy, Ont; those present were Mrs.Parker, Mrs.\u2018Allen, of Pasadena,.Cal.R.gra Wright, Miss Yom Hobart, { : Miss * Mrs.Clement Hobson, Mes.: R Hager (Bou oe Hise Horsy.3 | - AMUSEMENTS.| arwe race Reynolds (New \u2018or Carol Clough, Marjory Sone\u201d Buby : \u201cTHE MAGIS TATE.\u201d: es ; = wo Hunt,\u201d Eva White, wyn, Ethel Pinero\u2019s \u201cThe Magistrs is with Ü | NOES RIVER.| BENNETT.Crosby, Daisy and Mary Grosby; Miss int doubt the most po ee oe : The funeral\u2019 of the late Mrs.Lac | \u201cMe.Jobn G.Wri hk is on [the sick Sabine (New _ York), -i Miss Goswell' srritten in the last twenty, took place ori Tuesdav.February-16th, | list.vs nn bath p 8 worsted effects.it will cost -the Art = coms Pre by Furasce; Berd omar, same: \u2018 Ma for ton YE THE MISSES HUBBY | Sabet S505 ohn 0.Duican, 6 YORK APARTMENTS x pe New Stamped Cite Wellington St, SI brooke.oaths, hats, etc.For Satictaction }|LA CIE CORRE 0 ALLATT'S à & FILS À NU Wholesale & Rewll HOME- MADE BREAD {| Hraräware, Leather, fin and Coal, Blackamithe\u201d PI Alatt\u2019s English Crumpets bere\u2019 and Electrical pr getic agents in all unpcéupied ferri- | ALY >< vi | of the best agency in this line.1 MAN JFactui ER P.T.LEG AF \\ E, AND | JOBE] .Carr fakes, Sleighs, Wagons, Ha lesses, Agricultural In nplements of \u2018all kinds, Knitting and Sewing Machines, Gasoline Eng gines, Fertiliz- ¥ ers, Ete., Ete., Etc.,\u2019 Pianos an Organs.\u201d | 273- 279 St.Paul St.32 to 40 St.Valier St., .QUEBEC, Q.a SHERBROOKE BRANGH : 221 Wellington Street.| | HEHE SHIA 3 \\ Æ£ i A, Hh y-five (Baltimore), Edith - afford ; Alison | The fact that it was played.\u2018for moe, roi White,.K , - : MY at 230 p.m.Service was conducted Mr.Gordon Simos: and Mrs.Henr MoBain.Miss- Lomas, Mary \u201c| than a year in the Court Theat t our Grocers, at \u201cthe home of Mrs.Alma Drake: Simons visited friends in Lower Tro.Ward, Mary Hale, Ethel and Florence London, actually.put on more \u201cthar .or Tal, 784, * 1 Sherbrooke | Pastor W.(i.White officiated.The | i land on Thursday.|| Cd Shreve, Rev.- G.H.Parker, Messrs.three hundred times in.& | | uccession, RAI PROPRES ei remains were interred at.Moe's Rive Mr.and Mrs.Th kel, is Gummer, - H.A.C.Scarth, Ashley and | s-how intensely fadinatin; it sn ; (Cemetery.Death occurred on the 14th Sarah Burke and gi wi Ham ps Percy Séaïth, Arthur Speid, Dr\u201d.Her- 1 1 \"Haight this comedy.is.in being vs pre- Fu it _ R .MRS.E.L.gah \u201cat 9.30 p.m.| |&pent Monday with friends a , Jamie ty, Postle Gwyn, E.Parker (Compton) sented Clamen vo TB Mouse rurniture Kepairs 30 Court Street, $ ale Deacon L.Demary took the servicds | son.Rev.0.G.Lewis (Shewini apspals)» shop\u2019a University Brame atin BY BE eatly, cheaply and promptly exe-| Headquarters for the followin.ow at Glidden\u2019s schoolhouse on Fride Miss Pearl C.Grat \u2018Ç dk BR.Sherman, | Vere: Hobart, Mg.| success of this.club in resenting The cute preparations, Mry.BE.fs sh lans prepared at short notice, Tonic, Almonda Skip evening, 12th inst., and Moe\u2019s River don Simons, also._ Shires, Alan \u2018Morkill, Val autine M oli | clasdical and mons.diffion t lay Powder, 5 Baptist Church on Sunday, 14th inst}, | were the guests of na, Palmer\u2019 and Harry Domiongtrations.Wright, Galt toops to Conqu#r,\u201d and * ve 3, day 5 : als\u2019 1ven every., - SN (he pastor being unable to leave tle Bennet, of Maple C | HE kre Morkill, MF.Booth, A.| both in Sherbrooke.and \u20ac \u201céty =.GS.James, Deriionstrations given, I TB | irgin añd o ers, Eros antees them a go \u2019 , f Mans-Urn, etv.?., N house on account of severe illness.7 evening.g re.| guar n 5 goo \u2018house, .1 4 BECKETT ROAD._ Dressing, M fan: Fig ay CL 2 Î ; : ) ) _ .So .: Ct : , < LI ; od 3 ; ; Co \u2019 ; Co = LC es - = QT ol = 2s ~ 2s = = erm co > on 5 oh A o 4 2er ?= / C : = = _ Mona Jug, hie pnging ih price ©.$5.00; start.most Hmph ne color, ate = and id TRE is ory ethe epods, : pE wr Jon Street.: te.RING\u2019S\u201d NT SALE ORE.DAYS to take reat Discount, Sale.o exception in ou | iving As discount on Es, x ES ©.discount.discount.a - discount.re, 2 e.35 âge au 30 pic.discount.30 + discount.chan for genuine ces are; vou can look then bEARING, +: ona Square.RUITS AND ABLES ng daily.: SIZES), ® Girt the massage & ., ole attention is ge le -ansing ip 8 Ss allow to et.:àl Tel.+.Sherbrooke valusb he 2 fou (9 i ; A ré B58 a owe pa des PLL every.2 kr toue « ms ve vw .Ce i + en oe 204 Ser + I Ooly $1.00 the Year | FOR BPRING\u2014 CN KRAŸ MARTYR.(London Standard.) ; scientist, Mr.Harry W.\u201cYet another th e heavy price of am (ox.: experimenting with X- patation fo ponefit of suffering hu- ay.Mr.Cox, W who is one of the manlty manufacturers: of X-rays and coil: and apparatus ges in Grays Inn-roac as vith ed upon at his home at ton for the dreaded X-ray derma- apo d be has lost the larger por- itis, his right hand, including three ion © thumb and the little pngers- were caved.Some years ago fre Cox lost one of the fingers of his and he has yet to uudergo ration.Toate i in the chin.Like Dr.Hall- h He rds.who has lost both his hands, mi has been awarded a pension from he Civil List, Mr.Cox has suffered n the early ignorance respecting hr dangers of the then newly discov- he rays.Nowadays the operators daborately safegarded.Mr.J first injuries were sustained aile testing apparatus to be sent out or use by surgeons during the Boer nr.Several good second- hand utomobiles: FOR SALE.SNAP OF THE SEASON.\u2014\u2014 Write at once, or call at 17.Usiversity SL, Montreal.Dally Store News 38 Wellington street, isl Wellington Feb.18th, 1909.Store closes at six to-night.$ Nutbrown, and Mr.McKensie drove on He has contracted oe Æ E.PIPER, \u2018 [obsequies will take place from - the « ROBERTSON STATION.Ce esors.James Dunn, and Jani kins.are :.po) pad Jade Wii George Beattie.pes Capon and Miss - Con of ast Broughton, t Su wa Julien - Rick and somite sis) Mr.Mrs.P.:.Æ.:-Beaudvin.of \u2018Thetford Mines were calling on friends Sunday.4 Houry an Messrs.Richard Wark Wilkins have: shipped another car load , of cattle to Quebec.Mr.Wm.McKenzie.and family drove out to\u2019 Leeds Sunday morning.Mrs.McKenzie stopped at her father\u2019s, Mr.to Leeds Village to spend the day with his mother.ee eee ee BISHOP*S COLLEGE NOTES., The Bishop\u2019s College School hock team go to Mon: - to-morrow + play the Montreal High School te on Saturday.The following boys will go: Capt.Galt, Price, Smith, Douglas, Ne and Por.teous.PURE iF Deaths Reported.Î EMERLY OF vraies : Coaticook, Feb.18 Ma il Cabinet Size Photo of child un- \u2018years of age addressed Baby Con t, Daily Record, Sherbrooke.Ins: ribe on back full name.of \u2018child, wei ht, and parents\u2019 \u2018name and ad- » A to photo a label off à can.\u2018of le Brand Condensed Milk, \u2018and pric whether the little tot hes been! reared upon \u2018Eagle Brand,\u201d not.It makes no difference in à avard ot used or not.P otographs will not be retried.; T forty winners of the whole con- 28 | test will be selected by a Boerd of Judges Yo be appointed by the management of the Daily Record, 50 per cent, will be allowed for beauty, and 50 per \u2018cent.for healhy, robust .ap- pearanos, Contest will close Saturday, March 13 = \u2018Te Photograph adjudged lot, $10 in o 1d.\u2019 \"Td Photograph adjudged and, 35.00 Gold.3.00 in in T Photograph adjudged 3rd, in togiagh \u2018adindged Ath, i a ~T¢ Photograph adjudged 5th, Pre the 10 Photo raphs adjudged next best in order of Merit-\u2014to ea $2.00 res for \u201cLeap | Year\u201d Babies \u2014 Children who were under a year last ck of photo) can compete.for hos Special Prizes.lst Prize (For Year Baby) Sterling Silver Lov- Lea Cup.2nd, 3rd, athe and 5th, a Sterling Solid Silver Baby Spoon ç (Humpty Dumpty Design).Ta the 20 Photographs judged next in order of Merit, a Dipl > ! addition ten extra - special risks will! be given for prompt sending of phot os.To the five babies adjudged best, from photos received up to evening of February 25th.- .To \u2018each a Sterling Silver Baby Spoon, valued at $2.And to the five bond for week ending March 4th, same of Spoon.\u2018These ten babies\u2019 photos will be reproduced at once: in the Record and they will also be \u2018eligible for all the rid offered at the close of the con- ï \"The pictures \u2018of the winners will be reproduced inthe Daily Record, and, also, go to form a beautiful album, bein prepared by the Borden Condens- od Mi Co., of babies selected in con-' held all over Canada.A copy: of \u2018the album will be sont to all the Photogr hs Fon.his Contest will he FREE OF CHARGE by the fol- lo ing photographers :.C8 > 1149 Wellington Street; j Sherbrooke: and others 4 \"be angounced later.' Send in photo at once.Prompt ac- tio i bring the extra prize.ve Hon.L Mus.DCM.Member of Council and Examiner Do-| fessor of Violin, ng\u2019s Hall, Compton, .Org anist and Director of Choir St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Sherbrooke, Que.lolo Violinist and \u2019Cellist.LESSONS : Voice, Piano and String Instruments.\u2018By an original method, rapid progress is ensur Address : ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Sherbrooke.Que.and| instructive lecture, and said that it was not at all outside the bounds | that some day in .con- | nection with the Archeological Society | of jpossibility a student of Lennoxville might make \u2018arid his university famous by of some new \u201cRosetta the discov dri satan.A hearty vote of thanks was unani- Stone\u201d in| the midst of Guatemala or .vo SATURDAY NIGHT.ATING FRIDAY NIGHT \u201c HOCKEY TO-NIGAT.angements for hockey matches \u2018be made by applying at the rink.Tel.agof.} A.M.TAYLOR.- COMPTON.of his-cousit,.Master R.or a few days.5 u: Ligter oe S550 Seale, Meg 2 5 Sutton | at is = Mrs H.F.Williams was at home to \u2018several of the ladies of the village on terday aflernocs, gg] , >.x a PF.A.Taylor, of this place, Das : pur hased a farm at Derby Line, Vt., with his family intends remov Ving re in the near future.À $2.50.sarily accepted.aa\" Silver Pap-Spoon, \u201cvalued-aù f , \u2018 es Year's Day (state date of birth}: x nary quality \"minion- College of Music, Montreal.Pro-} Minto Rink | Contest\u2019 st\u201d CLEMENT [THEATRE F PINERO' 'S FARCICAL COMEDY, presented by Bishop\u2019 s University Dra- - matic Club, IThurs., February 18 Orchestra, 75e; last three rows or- {chestra, 50c.; Balcony: circle, 50c.; Balcony, 3c.Gallery, de : Seats now on | CLEMENT.THEATRE | spears, Matinee and: Night, success of Way wn East Life, \u2018Sweetheart.Special Scenery, Eleotrical Effects.Uniformed Band.and.Superb.Or- shestira.1 i Vo Matinee prices, Night prices, 2e, 35e and 500.{TEA ROOM DINNER SERVED IN THE MIS.\u2018SION DINING KOOM, from 12 till 2.\"Afternoon top, rom 3 till \u20185.30.\"AFTER THEATRE SUPPER _ An espécial feature.| Open on Feb.15th.117 Wellington St.Estate late Mrs.E- J.McDougall \" TENDERS will be received the undersigned, at the of of z cdonald, Advocate, .S8herbro to February 20th, 1909, for the donomiog\u201d properties Det to said es house on north -part of lot 849, on \u2018thé west side of Main street, ville.Single housé on th part of\u2019 same lot, ete to oa, south tenant now.in passesaion Lot.0, North wi \u2019 City of Sher brooke.Particulars will be tarnished on application at office, Art.Building.\u2018The hi \u2018or any| -tender not necés- 7% x\", Wanted South African \"Land Warrants.win pay $42.00 for warrants.Money can be had at your bank on delivery of warrant in order.It you wish to sell, wire address and name of bank at my expense.A.G.' LESLIE, #1 Pender êt.\u201c Vancouver, .B.C.goressesssesesacsces = e $ FOR SALE.¢ e _ .@ e The undersigned, acting eo ® on behalf of the Real Es- © ® tate, offer for sale LOT ® ec, RANGE 5, OF THE $ S TOWNSHIP OF COMP- ee © TON.: © 1s Sherbrooke, February moin ° re 3 .Lawrence, Morris @ Mclver e |Hoocccccocccoc00000005 Stallion For Sale At J.H.* meDénhett s Hotel, Sherbrooke, Belgian draft Stallion, 4 years Là a beautiful pound s.: name, Don Juan De Hognoul, 48366, imported late in August, 1908.He was approved by the Belgian Government to stand for service in Belgium.He is not only one of the biggest, but one of the best 3-year-olds that left Belgium last year.-His physical conformation ia } perlect, and his action is the sort that everybody is looking for in a draft horse, With his strong breeding and extraordi- 16 i8 certain to sire the of horses that always command the highest prices in the market.It is not often that so perfect and well bred stallion fs permitted te leave his native country.The farmers and breeders are fortunate \u2018who secure his valuable service._ THEQ; COOK, Owner and Importer of Percheron Bel- ian Stallions and Mares, Queen\u2019 s Hotel, herbrooke, Que.| PARTNERSHIP Notice is hereby given that Mr.OH.Jackman, of oi has been \u2018ad- mitted as a partner in the firm of W.S.Dresser & Co.Ths firm name will remain unchanged and the office will continue to conduct its business in a manner that merits the complete confidence of the as heretofore in a ance, I! W.S, DRESSER & CO,, Underwriters, 29 Steathoons Square.For Sale FINEST CREAMERY BUTTER 1 branches of Insur- |\u201c SEPTEMBER MAKE\u201d at | ALEX AMES & SONY\u2019 .Cold fre Wellington St.Magistrate .Great New England Comedy , [Revbenandiis the rden\u2019s Condensed Milk .Co., for | THE SHERBROOKE chestnut ; weight, 1770 public.A general business transacted PAGE BIN, A den.ror saa, : SPORTING NEWS.s SE SE 2 for.de 2 Ed nee who bas x > num of penalties, and at josmuy : ë deunnescnzezen unnett pere men on each side, pue.ace ton was: ee may | \u201cASBESTOS WON.| often were lef on, th 2 friends here yb success in his 5 ion Tavor'of the hot \u201cseam, \u2018and.in = Dunatiore.: Len = sphere ol! of Uf Burke, vi DEFEATED DAILY BY À sed li half the home toa = to ed {Pme vi Mrs.J.Lucis Las a es ke 1 {The lineup was) as follows: , the MLALAA fp tos with Mrs.S.A.Hunting, 6 \u201cAsbestos, Feb.18.\u2014(Special)\u2014A fast | - Waterloo.\u2018 medals, one Sherbrooke.- and strenuous game © y yves Wallace goal pe 53,0, went The Aid at Mrs.E.I.Hunting 's, te played on the local rink last ight, Maynan point |, eighth run- a well senda \u2018 3 ville and Asbestos.The Maguire -c, point 7 {last Thureday vos & ; between Danville an Smith : The subject for.Rev.F.Adams\u2019 I a rivalry between, these dre teams Swat RT of dhe fin.sermon, Sunday morning, Fob 2st, = e game exciting and a goodly Shepard =.=x Re : \u201cThe Nature and Object of P | njmben were present.Ome of the | Church ri 8 n, Quebso.1%.Lo Na features of the game was the a poy \u2018Holden tons | A Robillard Nationa) Adm, Cg {Pet + visitors \u2018are + Mra.W.Bozer i } Max Richey and his horde of r \u2018npires Batle PRIBC À, - Fabre, National AKA on 8 lad de stiter; © Clarice, of Johnville, .- It was our turn to blow the Time keepers\u2014I ar REED à :G, Ww.Dunmore, Holl 8.8.C.wee 473° t bat ev K.J hnson\u2019s Mr.J.| ™m for the final score was 3 to 2 in | - Releree-\u2014Kerr, CR Le C4 .McKinnon, St.Patrick\u2019s .cceeee 5- Al s at: f 8 à Hill, \u2019 tending eu .févor of Asbestos.À return match is | - ve = co LY : Bibert, National A.A.A.#.sp0007 6 arch.gong Sunda also, Mr.and iN tb be, played in Danville on the pa : ' _ \u2018SHER x S, 4 CLUB.# J; Cuin .Lachine S.S.faucon tesaauancae 7 Mrs.W.Loomis Loomis, of.Capelton.; : - ihat., and this will no doubt +.Cn ; 1 et | Lenehan, ban, Emerald S/S.C.sesvsinsies 8, : Mr.F.BE.Libbey drove to Compto closely contested game.The teams ss ml : howers, Emerald S.S.C.c.ce0p0 91: 8 de & ed up as fol follows, only six men Hang TRAMPED UP -MAGOG } UT OU, * Via ee Holiy ; 5.8.n.dun cat pn unday-.glad to report Mr.A.Joh .jo\u201d _ on eac sid e, .! TER M QU ur J, 1 CN ee V1 Emeralds enagupaés prem Savon 4 glad ter.after his seri us ir -E B | Danville.Asbestos ; \u201c| J.Macdonald, Emeraldÿ currireemelL jou better ous il Brown goal Clon nk o About twenty five u mé be B- Griffith, Holly 8.8.0 cunruuiistiocsinns 13 ton t _ : Cleveland.point .; se te Sherbrooke Snowshoe : Daoust,.National A A A siszoimseyes 145 J hn An entertainment sud supper ë ; I _-Barlow cover 3 McCabe tramp up the : Cio Moniaguard ss.c.\u2026.held\u2019 ils\u201d \u201cthe Universalist Church E | Burbank emt Noel | QU ou k Hn Des\u201d and mu 3 - ouse.x : < .= \u201cHer ï 3 E.«Burbank 1 ng B 1 - The following letter was RAN Up BIG BIG he : is on the programme.i 3 .-Referee\u2014S.Greenshields.7% | from the arin Snowshoe a ; 3 sem eressIsiesseseeny ling on Se Savage\u2019 Savage's] o, Risk, .ty FOR FOURTH iE + 1.BRANCH BANK OFFICES IN PRO.gives the most remarkable valuea obtainable in Sherbrooke in =~ fund your money.A satisfied customer is alwdys growing business of any store in Sherbrooke, is ours: \u201cThe Reliable Store.\u201d STAR CLOTHING HALL, - .ROSENBLOOM & COy \"95-99 WELLINGTON ST.he Star Ston Men s & Boys Wee EVERY GARMENT IS STRICTLY an Satisfaction or Money Back.It any purchase made hereis not satisiactory we wil] = our best tisement and to gain your good will and patronage we avan y to please.\u2018That\u2019s one reason why we're doing the biggest, A title lets \u20142 \u2014\u2014 > a 20 HE | { \\ } \\ | | } | } | \u20ac Judge of play\u2014A.Fales.Quebec, 12th Feb ; | Fo 4 : : me Col.E.B.und hi ' DEFEATED.SHAMROCKS LAST _.VINCE OF on à | i .Yindness iand good jHeer, and to:| was an: overwhelming victory for ihe onde prove we CE\u201d | Played, at Stanstead on Hencay qe | you know how very highly [we ap- champions.The score.was 12 goals.Le Banque Provindale reve gel MINING ENGINEER.| xf : tech 1d\u2019s sh 1 the bo 4 preciate your hearty welcome of -us| to 2, the.biggest\u2019 at that Wanderers La Banque es ass se eee aes 908 -__- \u2014\u2014 : = | as ther slow, owin to the a \u2018and flatterin attentions throughout have rolled up against any team thi#- Ben of poutres] aus sen goo woe one eee CUT Sto ka nd 4 Bonds bought and sold thro 7h: = | ed ra ! w, - g to e Mad our \u201cvisit.dus this was th best hey tallied ve goals to Sham- Molsons | se ase ges po se.\u2018 OCKS an ugr ug my Office ry B tterfield\u2019s shop 1: of a wholly pleasant prbgramie and Yooks one in the first half and 7 to Quebec Bank Ge poe ser eer 1» Advice given to clients.on Cobalt and Compu a Dal G 1 © Wal \u201c| we: will , not | soon forget all your Shamrocks one in the second.half.The enchanis îta ik of anad as ore J Mines \u2018and Stocks.: ; - Taylor Point .Wells, pes $n our regard, J Je.er first goal as Stielry og no Bent o Qitawa so que gon eee aie 1 me CC .ae f fellowship end- { evened up with the nex ander- ses wor gov wee ase ems 0 > a ; ~ ] Wel tosh C.point LaRoche Ship.og | owshib AT | | ers again took the: lead.with \"the third Royal Bask.OR a see moe ui NATIONAL TRUST BUILDING - iF re : one rover i Wishin thie Sherbrooke Stowshoe | and then proceeded to jsandWich in the Bank of Nova Scotia .: 181-St.- James Street, Montreal.Tel.Main 234 | % \u2018Lacasse Centre L.La he g Bank of British North \u201cAmeri : \"| Whitcher L.wi EN Club all prosperity, we; 11 uppn you remaining Shamrock score betwee 5 Tl 0 ca.5 er \u2018Beebe R.wc N.Y vis \u2018to voice gur feelings in three hearty | straight goals, both ways.Union Bank of Canada.\\ 4 4 Mr.W.B.Frost.ing à as roferée.& l'cheers for youréelves and| see-that you| The match wound up the.series \u201cof Dominion Bank of Commerce, gee oe 8 A % A The second match was between make the echoes ring or friend.[Cassels four encounters between the two teams pe Ka vos anc Ce ada\u201d.ni [A == ; Stanstead Juniors 4d Newport | Will \u2018Be \u2018sent to, inquire: into the mat- under the double \u2018sche ule and Wan- N Imperial Ct PB quad mot A] : Juniors New rt bein \u201cdefeated ay |r : derers emerge with record of .32 \u2018Stark Bakr Cas de \u2026 I\u201d I.: score of 5 to 1, Dèms vod Save the King hid ble 58 a ed to \u2018Shamrocks: 3 a, Cont ing anada .ae ve Ko ! Mr.Alan McIntosh refereed.Sherbrooke Sn wahon | eu b.a= 1 \u2018 \u201c= .3 Cunt W, ; i A \"PETER W.LANGLOIS, Pres; | CURUNG = Lens branches fn a ity of Montreal ) ; Lh 4 To.~ ENDED INA TEE CHARLES\u2019 L.LYNCH.Hop.Se.| 0 RIVKS PLAY.Thos vo.ex .| py Sogn \u201cStock ahd Bond Brokers, ¥ Lr ¥ \u2014\u2014 ?; Ce ' Jd i ct \"RE ing + \u2018.- 5 SONS OF ENGL AND AND PIR ATES Another wiv ved from the Two rinks from will \u2018play.a eaten \u2014 a 142 ét, James Street, Montreal; 2 \"HAVE HARD STRUGULE.| |Quebsé Snowshoe \u201cClub invite êhe Magog, this after \"4 ; | | \u201chy pi interesting game of hockey \u201cwas Sherbrooke Snowshoe Club to visit| The rinks will be ooh aposed of.the + \u201c Correspondente ot W.B.pot & Co., New York, ayed last night at King Edward | Quebec.suggesting March 6th, as: 8 following pp'avers à la ut.PF INANCIAL AND | [ ë between the Pirates and Sons of posh pa e Club \u2018will bel ur N G.Bra Blas WE F.B E Too mis 1 © 5 ss < SE oh hich reeuled in.5 te 3 10 Lis auept this invitation and hyo writ Jas.Cralg J.W.Makeo | MARKET NEWS - Co : Pirates S.0.®.|ten to:that effect, | 205.Freber .C.18 Thompson.so fF EB.Morin | goal G.McAllister | oN ARS TONER fins (ee (eg (skip) a - kip), pif sPROVISI ee *, aggie pomt »_ Gibson A \u20ac of ON- MARKET, { ; \u2018 2 5 Harvey Lover 5 J.\u201cion | jp TE inte STANSTEAD ted i Montreal \u2018Feb.18.\u2014Receipts of pre i STO ces 4 SPECIALTY.; ; i © J.Whalen centre - Strickland | RUNNING UNDER QUEBEC CLUB'S intone ip being ma tad fn pinta Dirt Wire to x À .) : the concert to - be bel id of the | toe to-day were 100.barrels a= ; - ° : 0 R fate rover (Bodom! corons NER QUEPE RUN- [Italian Relief Fund lat the Haskell 13 packsges lard, 26 don.{CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE, res À B M _x wi © - \"NER WON ROUND MOUN- Opera House on Friday evening, Feb.meats, xes hams and bacon, and 4 oe, mowing T; Syfuots | | TAIN R ACE TOR and for which Mise Edith Castle 184 dressed hogs.There were no fur | [ \u20ac | WAJERL00 6; KNOWLTON 2.Montreal, - Fob.18.Hans olmeë, ee rite vel Linc Sun voluntaesl tion, but, the undertone to the sit i - i = the Halifax or nner, who finich tout À i héreservices.Miss Cas eo the pus ket dis dressed is easy and the \u2018di i SOMEWH AT ROUGH AME P Y- \u2018cond to Longhoat in the le foot | pil of Mr.W.L; Whit t head à : mand is somewhat limi Abattoir ! i.ED AT TE FA race held here last autumn, yesterday the International: Sch \u201cy of \u201cmate in fresh Killed are selling at $10 to ue ay 100 Ve gi Ra | ni .x | Waterloo, Feb.18.\u2014 + ! rae Po he mou ai og red by Boston, Panis, and Fl Si and \u201calso 1$10:50 ; Manitoba dressed at $9.50 to | SW = \u201chockey match between Pise \u201cand Face prous ?a ae i mac ES ¢ Foran I ve, Signor Vem Bi nd, Sountey see, at 3350 ta |) | fi (Late ane, c & Co) - LE À, E to ny or + it will 102 packages, as against 225 packages - PHONE MAIN 5178.To seconds A.Fabre, of the same club, hear him again.Cu and io for \u201ccorresponding date, of last [| 30 Hospital Street toire, bh and more, of Hollies, Wright Hovey will La in te Toi \u201cThy Th ts Ww ne prices , \u2014 out ) g n e quote re \u2014 \u2014, programme and Mi a Tel.Main 48, - ih After the runes had dressed at the act as accompanist lo hn Coy wl Tall CROBIELY vos ST 00 to 2e Duluth rink | they proceedéd down Mr.Brooks.\u201cDa a inter CTEAMETY .seins.23c to Ac - town to La Presse offices, where at-las chairman.ve ge anther.of D2 Daley! ne.BUDE ere es x to 20 .~~ [tickets have Ao \u201csold.Thoca.cores\u2019 000 ere sever sues 3 to 2le Ve are Sergio nol on tubo of walt) oan.Y : \u20188 | phoning Miss Flint at C or F EBRUAR GRE AT | | | = os re For 5 omen Line (Words and \u2018music by Edgar Kennedy.) a natead (People bus is to be run\u2019 À At Tue New Sherbrooke Clothing Store alone | © End, bon Norton ad pecial wr Sif , - hoped.= all may consider this\u2019 g I deughter of, that Isle \u2018 @ MENS FINE VERY SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Also MEN'S privilege.to help, swell the.younger FoF er the soa, à $ vem TWEED OVE which g9 to help \u2018Tialy and which th | 1, ot art thou free .u | « 1 ® OVERCOATS COATS, | erin of the other counter | all that's worth the while.To bring | you to look 3 : 1 are i uate for the t 1 Prodi 3 3 \u201cin dark\u2018 brown, | habe pay A.; of caring Por tha sufferers.Br Thy fate is grand and future fair, | .Heavy Sole Water ; $ the very best Value $8.00 and \u201c Penses of this concent.are being borne | For thee we'll gladly do and dare, j ?+.50 for $0.00.) [ by friends of Italy wi 0 wish this en: rom Gurr 2 Klos.dikes and.| SS O E s | : u = 3 3 300 pieces of New Print in ™ se line at 10c J an Le terprise the best of om RE i bo on ak san 3 : sale o mbroi nen, otton, etc, wi oti P| on hs D S.rt Chorus: 1 1 for another week, _ # Di \u201cDEATH AT / We\u2019 re Canadians first, last and ever \u20ac We do so because we kno 13 CAMPBELL.In Toronto, on Moa\u2019 \u201d \"French, I J J.MM, NAULT, 17 King Sere +.day, the 15th, the Rev.Alex.Camp- ro rish, Scotch, English and we have the best shoe/U(¥ 2 _ Wholesale nd Retall h bell, in his 71th year, a former \"| Yet the folds f th Ut .bbers 3 i \u2019 9 lor of the Methodist Church of this eer > Of the Union Jack wear without ru { 3 To mere \u2014 \u2014\u2014 hy ~~ On more loyal Brifons can fall., is possible to get.Weel] ; ® 4 V ane | \u2014_ \u2014\u2014 | | | Fair Canada, \"neath summer's oun, | them made with extra q \u2018 4 Ë 1 _ EE CL] QE ro | - | In tropic beauty drest, Ca ty of leather\u2014with best ® | 2 ; _ = Lo J - Thine air ives health, «TA ha 6 then i ig Savings in | oes ar os och OR 4 ;Ç .} 1, \u2018 N ere Nature's at her best, = .i & 4 \u201c Lo ; e JL Lis Dow the morning of thy hope : in black, tan, or ox .TE 2 : ; + Let, Wisdom hold thy guidin *E 1 _ U d ; : | : | That thon with storms or Fats | We guarantee you com H rl = *ù, Cd © -_ may\u2019st cope, : ; or dé 3e à n er S | 39¢c 9 _ On voyage but begun.durability, and sty lef 'y i} 4 C 1?Anne | evs 5% oi $5.00 Hh 8 e ere\u2019s a to the t 1 orset Covers, 27c; > Aprons, 29e.}| \"tas eu vs wr} b / 9 - ae heroes her | bosom has nurs\u2019d, Made with a special Ww j 4 } : n t 4 Unprecedented Values i our W hite ear Department.| \u201cFrom hearts de ne tween the upper and the jo - Well made: underskirts of fine cotton; lawn ; short bias peplin ; sizes 34 * 40 reg.value 1 which makes them absoit À flounce with tucks and lace \u2018frill ; dust flounce and Clearing each .ausesse srousovse avsssiseh\u2019 sdseesessarises 27¢.| Canadians, \"mid heat.or cold, ts\u201d water tight.A =, French band; reg.69c to 90c.+ Clearing each 39c.| A = Fear.naught from forei i a: 2 = 5 doz.maids! aprons\u2019 of fine\\ white laws, full If forced to fi Pin foes, If you like a good f sl we u be pui \u201cÀ Nice corset covers of fine Nainsook with full skirts with tucks and.d hem | bibs lai bo We'l goo pair ol shoes 4 d' deep bs plain, e \"and with might, h th i .pouch front ; yoke of Val.1g ce, \u2018finished with draw| | tucked an embroidery trimmed ; | value 50c.Our Lady of the Snows, show you the good i In our shoes.2 .ribbon ; lace frill in neck and arms; draw tape at + Clegring has h ouesies \u201cle ot 29c The Beaver and ed Maple Leaf, +\u201c #5 ; vessesse nuconuece @esescseq oessevies rs ° ur em ems, stan in bold relief, 5 As word and warning to the t 4 3 Mail Order Customers should write ro ly in order to make sure of te.That what we have we'll ni | & LA : rE Your money cheerfully refunded if a satisfied | Jo * ° = Chorus :- - 4 = re Though « others may try to de ive lf] 163-167 WELLINGTON STREET, SHERBROOKE We'll follow our Destiny's track, \u2014 7\u201d JAS.A.OGIL Y & sons | And, Ju Reason and Memory leave BEDF FORD \u2019 M.; No.a, , ° : Lodge, A.F.& A.We Il ®ing to the old Union Jack.Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Me reiouse and ford.in their fine roulé | > À a THE MAIL ORDER y CHANGES fo for advertisements _shoul a daughter spent a few days én Mont-| \u2018A celebration of .5b 9 o\u2019cleck a.m, of She, Printerd nets 8 real \u201cat A will be this munion will take pa pet | , ; ; to insertio tion ven Church unday i > \u2014 _ ¥ = ; EL, PTT ne guarap- evening by.the members g Mb commencing at 80 dock 4 > = ~ ) ; aw ; î ce, : | - .RE ora etd oo Fe a I - - ' 7 | ir 4e - = ew Sob ' Bee | \u2019 otioss have be to all consumers t contracts cook and d having à strenuo merite of the me fight consumptio is generally rega uitable system, : eu ae institutions the meter syste Boérd have themselves as str ne Hi Pen - 5 still using ke poses and theref rate is capabl It ie urged that \u2018would not he j , create a large sur margin to pay i and create a sin - ought to Ih prov surpluses w TNA \"WOME! Iatsietiog Graham, i GIVES SOMET \u20184 + TORY AND The education Ladies\u201d Aid of place .\u2018yesterday ture hall, with ce.A ahd Was held, with \\ air and ous ter lery Read, pasto troduced Mrs.R.don, Ont., who dress on the \u201cNd men of Canada.\u2019 Mrs.Graham, spoke in The National Came into exist years ago, the Counter « of of the then ov © its t Ja her quickne thie needs, 1 that women commit wer g self-centered ie ter epar into li Le their sympa apparent in .She believed 1 o 8 Community the uplifting llow men Beth, + better.pis £ : Sas society, whi ae this end 1 perfil women\u2019s \u2018cou of the D bar lends til tie .the cast to V.ut.a The Nation ] ea Nas of w ; t mn s all à » da not poli on "]