Sherbrooke daily record, 10 mai 1910, mardi 10 mai 1910

[" = AE * RE £ pa 4 i loss of the World Will be 3 aps Medical Journal-King a) % Le / 10° sion, May 10.\u2014(Special)-\u2014 Sir ; \u2019 .- + Co ie Laking, physician in ordinary \u201cHe et Co, visited Queen mother $, 5 sandra and Princess Victoria this - \u2018 ve cbgeguently it was announced that.hidden part [ the Queen-mother and ber daugh- | Canada, - = tar were in guod ucalth.M 6.00., KG EDWARD A MARTY TU PC CAR buy rte, May 10.\u2014 King Bdward de said with perfect truth to ] - died as a martyr to his sense of duty a8 8 sovereign,\u2019\u2019 are the with which tBe British Medi- ol Weekly begins an authoritative pedical bistory of the late sover- aigus illnges and death in its main lines.The article fully comfirms details that have been given in the .Some of ithe new points uo es follows: Fram a medical point.of view the au was: perfectly simple and the siopping of the machinery of life was 3 de to causes about which there is- wikog\u2019 doubtful qr mysterious.We M Oak it pecessary to point this out _ \u201csiaee \u2018the appearance on the bulletins à | the name laryngologist gave rise q Zk tos gevival of unfounded rumors, a A whith.were curreut even before the: ! \u201c diseased monarch came to the throne.IVER, Manage The King was subject to attacks of Co ryagitis, producing slight spasms of | turday afternoch J ur chords.but, except for one Jan Rand av iflammatory thickening at the hin- the former wip &r part of the glottis and - chronic \u201c2 to 0.atarth of the throat, there was, y and amd Wm.marina position to state, no ppires and - gave M7 tac of the alsease in the upper air King, in short, had passages.Tho \u2018 what is known as a smoker\u2019s throat, | \u2018 \u2018 ad this and the congestion and NOTES.2 thickening due to this cause, com- JE \"bined with the loss of elasticity in ictoria A.A.A te linge, made it increasingly diffi- cit for kim to clear his chest.Here train.wes-thrown upon.the heart by I on Wednesday | arranged that and red.\"They ; / the obstruction to the passage of +4 late and s pb blood through the lungs caused \u2018hy celépretions, The | le collgetion of - secretion in.the .beenichial tubes, and had its natural wquel in the dilation of the right viride, dnd \u2018the actual cause of doth Wis Heart failure, due to _ the igreasing difficulty in the pulmonary \u201chealation.It was, in short, a case oia.tipe seen every day in thous- ads elderly persons.\u2019\u2019 \u201cCould \u2018the King have been induc- % to épare himself more,\u2019 continues te British Medical Weekly, \u2018\u2018he captgin is Mr.R.| ifficulty : is to in the ; central LE.er as im - and daughter, from spending 8 ps in Manchester, = lehey 0 i \u201could bave possibly have lived many A H Max Rich rears longer.Although he always Harry Baker, Al- limed + to the advice of his physi- Boultenhouse cos with respect, he did not always | \u201cof the late Mr.lollow it if it seemed to him to stand Bt Levis on Fri la.\"the way of the discharge of Lis oo luties, Except for\u2014onditions which bave been referred to, the King had wil lately been a remarkably Ay man.He led a strenuous life, May be said that since he as.) mined the sceptre he seldom if - ever bd what bis humblest subject would \u201cdl a real holiday.Even his social wtivity, which he thoroughly enjoy- be may be said to have looked los as à part of a day's work.There hy 1ÿ no man inthese realms worked harder or more conscien- tonely- than Edward VII.\u2019 UNG!GEORGE WANTS PUBLIC TO : INJOY-THEMSELVES AS US- + VAL DURING WHITSUN- OR TIDE.amd.May 1w.\u2014=Fuc country is le Mginning to resume its normal » the King's carnest desiro being t except on the day of the funeral hr Mara VIL, now formally fixed og AW, the national mourning ' inflict no unnecessary sacrifi- upon the people.ler Asquith and Reginald -Me- à have arrived in-London.Other tent py of the Cabinet and impor- Overnment officials are has- to the capital.King Haakon seriously ll at ighter, Mrs.Wal: reet.\u2018 e Queen Maud\u201d or Norway were met 3 dr ation this evening by King org fe Queen Mary.The party | + n, \u201cMmMediately to Buckingham A A fgg rere they viewed the body _ ee Klug.A brief religious | Big Goold in the chapel.ni 8e, in a letter to the i wal managers, expressed .the I te de, the theatres re-open until § thy of the funeral, on account of fpimber of peuple that would be ! ù Out of work by the closing of MM wg seg, and this will bh carried i huey Rig lost another letter, pus l ec 50 well the feelings of 0 5 : YORI: py father.I am sure that it Sa thery gp rary to his wishes that 3 the enjo uld be any interruption to the Whityr ot of the public during _ bop.phy fide holiday, [therefore Bot prevent mL mourning.will te Usual advanta \u201cble from taking portunities Kes ni the various orgy afforded them for the - Nap, days.\u201d ! \u201c eng, of [Sing Fdward's™ personal Balfoyr Lo iding.Karl Roberts, A.J.fag Lord oe urs of Kedleston 0, % vey the poche er.were permitted \u2014 After & brief ody, and late last night, .Ù Undeg pel Service, which was.\u2018at- Nemberg the widow and all the - « body var the rovai family, the the} whi transterr-d to the casiet t the ch way Kept open until after Ë .= arriyg ot wen until zfte; eit Yay, The oF Queen Maud of Nor- lng aE queer took a touch- ec They toll 10f her roval father.: \"7.co 0Wed a aérvice, which was Di RATIONS FOR THE KINGS FUNERAL 13 + special Ambassadors-King Edward Died a Martyr to Duty - steps to relieve King George of us- taken on the evening of the third day \u2018he borne on a gun carriage through \u2018The Queen, Queen's mother and Represented by Their Rulers or George*s Request to the Public.\u201cHeld mainly for the King and Queen of Norway, and the shell was placed tin the lead envelope and sealed.It will remain in this temporaty coffin made of clm, while the special oakcn® carket is being completed.THE POLITICAL QUESTION.Whether at the very outset of his reign King George should be , compelled.to shoulder the heavy restoi- sibility of deciding between the opposing political parties on the vured question of the veto of the House of Lords is a matter which Premier Asquith must now settle.All the ministers \u201care agaln ce- sembled in London, and there is a strong feeling among the riu:letate men in favor of shelving the whole question until next year.The new King was an assiduous attendant upon the recent parlzamentary debates and doubtedly is thoroughly versed in al! the aspects of the question but \u2018he could never have anticipated that he would be called upon to give the decision.In any case it is expected that the Parliamentary recess will be :xterided until the middle of June, - thers, the Duke of Teck and the Princes Francis and Alexander of Teck, .will shortly be given the title of Royal Htghnesses.REDMOND WANTS CHANGE IN ACCESSION OATH.Lo London, May 10.\u2014 (Special)\u2014Mr.John Redmond, the leader of the Irish.Nationalists, has sent.a letter to Premier Asquith in regard to the removal from the Royal accession oath of the words which he says \u2018\u2018Are -so very offensive to Roman Catholics.\" He asks the Prime Minister to take ing at the commencement of his reign language which must wound the feelings and outrage the faith of Catholics \"throughout the Empire and the world.0000000000000600000000 FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.London, May .10.\u2014May 20 has-been definitely determined upon.as the} 4 © 1s stated than Queen Mary's bro- 1 SHERBROOKE, QUE, TUESDAY, CLARK TRIAL - ADJOURNS.Witnesses Speak of Filthy Condi- , lon of Morgan\u2019s Quarters.\u2014\u2014 | MADE APPLICATION FOR BAIL, AND AMOUNT FIXED AT $800.The case against the Clark's, husband and wife, of Island Brook, charged with culpable homicide in connection with the death of the late W.B.Morgan, was proceeded with yesterday afternoon before Judge Mulvena.\"HEALTH OFFICER TESTIFIES.\u201cMr.F.P.Young, Learned Plain, and health officer of the Township of: | Newport, was the first witness called Witness called about the middle of January to see the residence of \u2018the Clark\u2019s.The Council ordered the Board of Health to make an examination of the residence occupied by the Clark's as a complaint had been sent in about the condition of it.He was accompanied by two other members of the Board, and they found it in a very bad condition from filth.The deceased did not complain of any sickness but he sajd that food was bad.He lived principally on porridge made from corn meal and half wheat flour.He said that he got that three times a day.This was said in the presence! of the accused who did not deny the statement.Witness said that he asked deceased if he was satisfled with the food he was getting, and at that time pinched the old man's arm and when accused of doing so she said she was only pulling down his sleeve.Cross - examined - \u2014 Mrs.Morgan, wife of deceased, stated to witness that she and her husband were well treated.This was in presence of the deceased.\u2019 .WOULD NOT GIVE PIGS THE SAME FOOD.James A.Carr, merchant, Island in the afternoon.gan, nearly all his life.On the 29th of August he was asked to go with James Miller, chairman of the Board of Health, and Mr.D.Burns.The place where the old man and woman lived was an old shed built over.There was so much filth in the place that it was not fit for a decent hog] cooked shorts.He took a sample of the.food with him to Sherbrooke and showed it to an attorney.The.old man showed witness the food in the presence of the accused.Shorts are what is generally served to pigs.\u2018Part of it was cooked and pretty date for the funeral of King Edward.The body will be rédmoved on the 17th .from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall, where it will lie in state for three days; thence being to Windsor for interment in St.George's Chapel on the day fol- 1 lowing.} The body of the lite monarch will § the streets of London to Paddington station and again through the streets of Windsor to the castle.The procession will be similar to that upon the occasion of the funeral of Queen Victoria in 1901.- Above the casket will be.placed the royal insignia, the crown, orb and sceptre.King George, mounted, will ride immediately behind the casket, followed hy other male members of the Royal family, foreign monarchs and special ambassadors.a- dies of the Royal family will come next in carriages.The remainder of the cortege will be made up of representatives of the army and navy, members of the Imperial household and high officers of state.Emperor William will be here, as will also the Kings of Greece, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Norway, - Belgium and Bulgaria, and the heirs to the thrones of Austria, Italy, Tur- \u2018key, Sweden and Roumania.Prince Fushimi, who is already in London, will represent Japan.Grand Duke :Michael Alexandroviech, younger brother of Emperor Nicholas, will represent Russia, while Holland's representative will be Prince Henry.Immediately after the funeral of her husband it is expected that the queen mother will retire to Sandring- bam Palace, which King Edward some years ago made over to her as a dower house.- : The Lancet to-day publishes an authorized statement confirming the cause of King Edward's death as \u201ccardiac failure following upon bronchitis.\u201d\u2019 ° - The statement adds: oo «The last hours were absolutely peaceful and -painless,\u201d\u2019 ROOSEVELT AS U.S.AMBASSADOR.Passaic N.Y., May 10.\u2014President Taft probably will designate -Theo- dore Roosevelt as a special ambassador to represent the United States Government at the funeral of King Edward.He said last night that he would take the matter up with Secretary Knox soon after he returns to Washington.\u2014\" SPECIAL SERVICE AT MAGOG.nearly black in color.The female accused when spoken to about this food, said that was all they could afford to give them.The deceased, Morgan,.looked very \u2018weak and staggered when he tried to stand up.He saw the deceased, Morgan, about two weeks later, and he was all in rags| and filth.Witness saw him on the road in January.It was very cold and deceased's clothes were in such a tattered condition that his skin was exposed to the weather.He also said that he was hungry.When witness was at the home of the deceased, there was an argument hetween the accused and deceased.Deceased accused the Clark's of wanting to starve him to death.The accused, Joseph] Clark, shook his fist in the old man\u2019s face and said ; \u201cD\u2014\u2014 you, T would not go to your funeral if you were dead.\" } Cross-examined \u2014 He did not measure tbe room where the Morgan's lived, but did not think that it was as large as 16 by 11 feet.The bed clothes which were used by Mrs.Morgan when she was at Mr.Shaw's, | were not the same as were used when they were at Clark's.The Board of Health gave an order to have the bed clothes burned which were used at Clark's.When witness met deceased on the road in January Morgan said he was going to Shaw's to get something to eat.LIVING QUARTERS VERY DIRTY.Mr.John Burns, J.P., of the Township of Newport, was acquainted with the deceased, W.B.Morgan and went with Messrs.Miller and Carr to the place he resided.Witness corro- horated the_ previous witness in regard to the living quarters where Mr.and Mrs.Morgan .lived and as to the filthy condition of the house.The.deceased took a dish which contained material like shorts, and with} which he feeds pigs with, and said that was what they had to eat.Mrs.Clark was there.The cooked material was very dark and hard.Witness saw (he deceased on New Year's Day and he was then in poor shape.It was so cold in the house that the snow and ice would not melt on the floor.\u2018Witness told Mrs.Clark that it was a shame that she should put her old father and mother in such a place when there was so much room in the rest of the house.She replied that the rest of the house was just as coldi He saw deceased again on the 14th of March, and he was thinly \u2018clad and very feeble.Mr.and Mrs.Clark accused witness of interfering with their affairs.At this stage the Crown called the accused Clark.Some argument took -place on this og, May 10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Methodist Church was crowded Sunday morning to hear the Rev.S.F.Newton's memorial sermon to the late King.The church was draped in black intertwined with hunting, | and an excellent sermon was listened to and appreciated by all.DIED WHILE READING OF THE : KING'S DEATH.Minneapolis, Minn.cial)\u2014With a paper in lating the details of her hand re- the.death of ley, aged 20, was found dead here at her home.(Continued on page eight.) May 10.\u2014(Spe- King Edward, Mrs.Sarah J.P.Mob- The Coroner attributed ber death point and the argument was adjourned until all the other evidence was produced.\u201c FEMALE ACCUSED MAKES ADMISSIONS.Herbert Statton, farmer, of the Township of Newport, said that the female accused, had told witness in the month of March that her father and mother ate shorts the previous summer.The male accused also said l that he would not allow his wife to ! wash the deceased's clothes.Accused Clark also told witness shortly after Morgan had left the house to go to Shaw's, that he had knocked Morgan down and kicked him, and that he (Continued on page 5.) Brook, knew the deceased, W.B.Mor-| to live in.Witness saw some of the food which was served to the old people.It consisted of raw andl: \u2018CITIZENS WILL BE ASKED found sorrow of the demise beloved Sovereign, HOW IT IS LIKELY | TO MORC OUT Council\u2019s Mistake in Street Railway Negotiations.Lo POWER CREATED IN THE HEART OF THE CITY WILL BE TRANSMITTED TO .' OUTSIDE POINTS FOR SALE.it is said that latest estimates of power which may be developed on the lower Magog, now under option to the Street Railway .Company, considerably exceed the first | estimates.It is even said the company will have 2,500 h.p.for sale.The Council, 1n the by-law, has ordered that not more than 1,000 h.p.shall be sold in Sherbrooke, and that at a rate which shall no be less than the city rate.It looks as though Sherbrooke has here an illustration of one of those cases which oqeur from time to time in history, where even the most august bodies of men, by xing their minds on some fancied \u201cdanger, lose sight of the more important features.There are those who believe the better policy for the City) would have been to say, \u2018\u2018Sell what power you can in the city -of.8herbrooke, an sell it as cheaply as youl like, but no power created within the city of Sherbrooke shall he transmitted for sale outside the city.\u201d This would have heen policy of \u2018\u2018Magog River power for| Sherbrooke development.\u201d : It looks ag.though| the policy as adopted would work out to be, \u2018\u2018Magog River power for .Capelton and Brompton development.\u2019 .Fear of cheap power and competition within the city appears to have | been the bugbear of the Council; throughout the negotiations.\u2018\u2018Canada for Canadians\u2019 is à pret- | ty good national- policy.\u201cLocal power for local industries,\u2019 is an equally good policy fora city, town or municipality to adopt.PASSED.RESOLUTIONS © OF SYMPATHY a & , ; LU eo special Mesting of he.City Coun- a Ay TO CLOSE PLACES OF BUSINESS | ON DAY OF FUNERAL.A special meeting of the City Council was held last night for the purpose lot passing Tesolutions of sympathy in connection with the death of King Edward VII.The following resolutions were unanimously carried : _ Moved by Aldermar Denault, seconded by Alderman Thompson, and unanimously resolved : That we have learned with pro- | of our King Edward VII., whose wide experience, unfailing tact, and mature judgment, joined with his earnest devotion to duty, have to a marked degree cnhanced the prestige of the Empire and advanced the cause of peace and harmony among the nations.That we.desire most respectfully to offer to the members of the Royal Family our deep sympatby in their great bereavement.Moved.by Alderman C.F.Olivier, seconded by Alderman C.D.White, and unanimously resolved :.- That the members of this Council, as representing the citizens of Sherbrooke, desire to express their devoted loyalty to the Throne, and to the person of His Majesty, King George the Fifth, and their earnest hope that His Majesty's reign may be long and glorious.\"Moved \u2018 by Alderman Desaulniers, seconded hy Alderman Ledoux, and unanimously resolved : That a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to His Excellency the Gov- ernor-General of Canada, with a request that he will transmit them to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, and that as a mark of respect and sorrow, the twentieth of May, the day of His Majesty's funeral, be by the Mayor proclaimed a day of mourning, and that the citizens of Sherbrooke be requested to close their places of business on that day.HE DID HIS DUTY.| Speaking of the death of the King the Mayor said : \u201cNowhere is there greater loyalty to the British Sovereign than in Sherbrooke, and the sorrow of our citizens is genuine.: \u201c«Coming to the throne when Britain's prestige had suffered from the Boer War, and succeeding the most beloved Sovereign who had ever reigned, King Edward VIL filled the delicate and difficult role with consummate skill.-\u201cUnderhis wise direction Britain \u201chas risen in the estimation of her gister nations, and the probability of wars has been greatly diminished.«Tt seems to be the concensus of: opinion that in addition to being a | great constitutional ruler, the King will] he remembered as a great peace- | maker.i \u201cHowever renowned may have been some of the warlike kings of old, the Sovereign who in a marked degree contributes to permanent peace is the world's wisest and most beneficent ruler.\u201cBut perhaps, after all, the King's own final words are the highest esti- mate we can make of any man, be he king or peasant\u2014He did his duty.\u201d Lthe Canad violate MAY 10, 1910 BENCH AND BAR HOUR KING Mr Juste Lynch Makes Feeling Reference to Death of King Edward, WAS A MOULDER OF WORLD POLICIES, WHICH GAVE HIM TITLE OF PEACEMAKER.Sweetsblirg, May 10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The.court| room at the Court House here is.heavily draped in mourning for the late King.At the opening of the court| yesterday morning, His Lordship, (Mr.Justice Lynch, in the presence of Commissioner Noyes, took his solemn} oath of allegiance to the aew soverpign, George V.and before proceeding] with the routine business, His Lordship addressed the mempers as follows: of the Bar ; left the bench here last with the entire with sness of the situation at Palace; but we all cherished the [loving hope that the first reports would prove to have been axaggeratdd.I had -not reached my home when I was informed that the King was |dying, and shortly alter: wards the| dreaded news was confirmed.I wag|told that the rinal summons had been delivered, and that our belovéd King had passed {rom sarth intol cternity.CL \u2018While bowing with humble submission tp the will of the Heavenly Father, there is not a spot on earth! in which à British subject or \u2018an admirer of British institutions ls to be found, frgm which there has not is- suecl a genuine and heartfelt cry ol sorrow and.anguish; and from no place has|it gone forth with more universality than from all parts of - al \u2018soverelgn.He was great by birth and by nature, and he had the price- | good father and mother.ded the throne with:'a ripe judgment, thoroughly versed in| all the niceties and intrica- of the British constitutional sys- ; and he has demonstrated, by his too bhort reign how well equip- as for the perfect discharge responsible and delicate dut- \u2018es.The love and affection which his subjects had for lim at the beginning became intensified as time went on; \u2018and he exhibited his wonderful capacity of adapting himself with consummate ease to the most difficult situations.While he was thus weaving around his throne the affection and devotion of his own people, he was in the larger sphére of the world's international politics nuietly, but none the less surely winning for himself an enviable reputation a: a moulder of world policies, which has by common consent given to him the imperishable title of \u2018\u2018Peacemaker.\u2019\u2019 He has gone; but his works will follow him and will serve as an 1inspiration to.his son, our glorious King George V.There has gone up, and there will continue to go up to the throne of the King of Kings, from the millions of British subjects and from countless millions who are\u2019 1ot, the united and fervent supplication that the halo of Victoria the Good and Edward the Great may be vouchsafed BE | + - ge a i esha .- renee ir a v 22 pobre : ed SERA salad a rw Ser CAT oy PERS ?7 A = ' FOR qe ar Sage eg mgr REA ER fam oT xaminations, which he passed very J Manufacturers, ; successfully._ 683-85 St.Paul Stract.Montreal, Mr.Ralph Wetherell purchased a { No Heat Except Dishes hot\u2014food well 4 cooked\u2014kitchen cool.No ies underdone food \u2014 no im.overheated kitchen in summer.Everything hot when wanted.Heat under perfect control and Lo \u201cconcentrated.| : The blue flame is all heat\u2014no smoke-\u2014no Lo À odor\u2014no dirt.These are .some of the advantages in using the | \u2018 N P t I - WICK BLUE FLAME 35 e + Oil Cook-stove It has a Cabinet Top with shelf for keeping plates and food \u2014 hot.Drop shelves for the coffee pot or saucepans, and nickeled towel racks.a 7 oo LI has long \u201cturquoise-blue enamel chimneys.The nickel finish, with the bright blue of the chimneys, makes the stove very Le attractive and invites cleanliness.Made with 1, 2 and 3 burners; the 2 and 3-burner stoves can be had with or without Cabinet.CAUTIONARY NOTE: Be sure you get this stove\u2014see that the name-plate reads * NEW PERFECTION,\u201d Every dealer everywhere: if not at yours, write for Descriptive Circular - ' to the nearest agency of the ) The Imperial Oil Company, ST Limited.ba DE RON TTR ET : JES - Costs Less Than Meat and I | Eztter For You A delicious, nourishing dish\u2014for dinner, serve biscuit smothered in creamed vegetables; for dessert, cover with any seasonable fruit and add cream and sugar.; ; At all grocers, 13c.à carton, two for 25c.2110 mp - Lécéeteteteretetteteté ceretettetetteetrététe ?eéttét SHERBRO - PURLINS, AN LOW PRICES.reccetttéetete EE TES WEAN ETES , i a 2 Ey MacKinnon, Holmes & Co., Lid.OKE, Que.BEAMS, CIRTS, COLUMNS, D ANGLES.For all Classes of Bulldings.QUICK DELIVERIES lot on Ball street, on Saturday from Mr.(*.H.Kathan and intends to build a home in the near future.Mr.John Heath has leased the house recently vacated by Mrs, O'- Rourke, and is moving into the same, \u2014p ~ WINSLOW.The death took place of a worthy old lady, Miss Annie McKay, on May 4, who, long ago, left Lewis, BScot- land, and who was well known throughout the Scotch congregations hereabouts by the name, \u2018\u2018Anna Bheag a Mhans:\u201d + She was 8o- called owing to the fact that for many years she worked in Presbyterian Manses.She was well-nigh 90 years of age, and she had been .a diligent and hard-working woman, who continued wonderfully smart and active till very near the last.Year by year she attended communion occasions here and there.Her great.delight was to be in the House of God, and about the worship of God.As to her diligence in attending the means of grace she was quite exceptional.On\u2019 Friday, 6th inst., the funeral service was conducted by Rey.R.Mackenzie, Stornoway, of whose congregation she was a respected member._ teens Qf BEEBE.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.and Mrs.Markgrove, of Holland, visiting friends in town; Rev.Mr.Addison Lorrimer calling on his mother on his way to Chicago; Miss Bertha Tyler home from the Bright- look Hospital; Mrs.Kate Damon guest of her cousin, Mrs.Weymouth, of Holland, a couple of days; Mrs.Bacon is on an extended visiting tour among relatives; Mrs.Otis Brown, of Fitch Bay, to her home after a few days in Beebe.Mr.Wm.Haseltine has put in a 70 horse power Olds gasoline engine.The W.C.T.U.meeting at the home of Mrs.Mary Moulton was a Very pleasant gathering and a larger number present than usual.It was voted to send a letter of condolence to the Ayer\u2019s Cliff Union.and Mrs.Lillian Hitchcock, whose mother passed away on the 23rd of April, All know Mrs.Robinson\u2019s faithful work in the flower mission.Mrs.Daniel Mrs.Joseph Howe, Bisselle and Mr.Edwin Tinker :attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs.H.Copp, at the Narrows last week.» Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Orcutt, of Derby, attended the funeral of Grandma Beebe on Sabbath day.Rev.Mr.Addison Lorrimer, was sent by his church in Maine as a delegate to the convention in Chicago.emma Per INVERNESS.A Union Sacramental Service was held in the Methodist Church on Sun- .day morning, and a goodly number of Presbyterians and Methodists knelt together and obeyed the command of the Master, when He said \u201cDo this in remembrance of me.\u201d subject of remark at the churches hergq | In the evening, Mr.Norman Lambly preached at a union service in the Presbyterian Church._ Mr.J.W.Mdoney continues to be very ill, and they have secured the services.of a trained nurse, and Dr.Bazin, of Montreal, visited him - on Friday night.The doctor says the diognosis and treatment are correct, but the recovery will be slow.There was a much larger attend- 1 ance than usual! at the Christian Endeavour meeting on Wednesday evening, in the Presbyterian Church.The subject was \u2018\u2018Christ our King,\u201d and Mr.Norman Lambly was the leader.It was consecration night, and all members present took part in the meeting.; Se » SCOTSTOWN.= The Victoria District School No.8, which is situated on the Lingwick [road four miles from this place, closed a very successful term on Friday, May 6th.examinations are as follows : Grade V.\u2014Bessie MacKay, Annie MacRae.\" Grade 1V.\u2014Wallace MacRae, Arthur Sherman absent.: Grade III.\u2014Luther Morrison, iel MacRae.; Grade II.and I.\u2014Muriel MacLeod, Gordon MacKay, Harold \u2018MacRae, Blanche Smith, Mary Wright absent for part., Dan- The news of the death -of King Edward reached here Friday evening.Since then all flags have been flying at half mast.] At the evening service in the _Advent Christian Church last\u2014Sunday, Rev.S.Clark took for the subject of his sermon, \u2018\u2018Thy Kingdom Come.\u201d Reference was made to the death \u2018of the late King Edward and to the coronation of George V.re COATICOOK.Dr.and Mrs.A.E.Tomkins, Richmond, were in town Sunday.\u2018 In addition to: local machines, two Sherbrooke automobiles were seen on of day.Miss St.Pierre, of Stanstead, was the guest of her brother, Mr.G.H.St.Pierre, K.C., over Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Cushing Miss Florence Allard went to Cook- shire and Sawyerville on Saturday in, Mr.Cushing\u2019s auto.They report avery pleasant trip.Mr.and Jas.Leithhead, of Newport, Vt., spent Sunday with friends in town, The quarterly meeting of the\u2019 Official Board of the Methodist church will take place Thursday evening.The death of the King was the >n Sunday.+ .ULVERTON.Arrivals and departures : M rs.Som- their homes in East Angus :! Miss M.to\u201d The results of - the the streets of Coaticook on Sun- Mr.Enos Allison, of Bury, guest of '§ Mr.Albert Howes on Friday; and | ers who has been the guest of.Mrs.| Mr.and Mrs.Sam Watts have re- Jos.Wadleigh, and Miss E.Bothwell turned to their home in Canaan, the guest of Miss Skillen, left for [N.H \u2018 SHERBROOKE LAILYŸ KECUHL, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1910.RE \u201cST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS.Mr.and Mrs.coi:nsion and daughter guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.Johnston.The Rev.Mr.Menzie will give an address Friday evening, May 13th, at 7.30 p.m., in the Ulverton Methodist Church, on \u2018The Lord's Day Alliance and its objects.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014 RICHMOND.The remaihs of the late Mrs.At- kinsony of Danville, formerly of Richmond, were brought here Monday for interment in the Congregational Cemetery, Melbourne.Rev.Mr.Craik conducted\u2019 the service at the grave.The late Mrs.Atkinson resided in this vicinity for a large number of years, having lived with Mrs.Scott at Danville for some time.Much sympathy is felt for the bereaved ones in their sad loss.° Rev.H.Carmichael, of = Chalmers Church, has gone to Cornwall, Ont., to attend the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa._ Mrs.E.Dickson returned to Newport, Vt.,- Monday, where she will spend the summer months with her brother.Miss Ethel Caswell has,gone .to Montreal, where she has secured a position.: Arrivals and departures: Couhtess De Gaste and children of Montreal, guests of Dr, Rochette; Mr.Edward Atkinson, of Toronto, Ont., called H.A.Clark, of Montreal, with his parents for week-end; Mr.Archie Dy- 3on, of St.Henri, with his parents, sver \u2018Sunday; Miss Jennie Farquhar, ents; Mr.and Mrs.E.Mills, South Durham, guests of Mrs.W.A.Fisk, on Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.L.D.M, Meyers, of Montreal, with Miss E.Sparrow, on Sunday.\\ WINDSOR MILLS.= Mr.T.Costello has a valuable cow, for which he refused $65 last week, and it was taken seriously ill on Saturday.A veterinary surgeon was called and applied remedies, and the cow is now recovering.The illness was pronounced to be apoplexy.Miss Catherine Mountain, of the Model School, obtained second prize in the Herald competition last week.orary mention.oo Arrivals and departures: Mr.T.Costello in Durham recently; Mr.Rand, who has been here in the interests of the Oanadian .Order of Foresters, has returned to Sherbrooke ; - Mr.and Mrs.Roy to Richmond on Monday to spend a short time with the Countess de Gar- cy Windsor Mills, now residing at Berlin Falls, is visiting his relatives ; Mr.Bouthiller and Mr.Gregoire, of Sherbrooke, with their autos were here on Sunday, from Sherbrooke ; Mr.P.A.Conway, .Sherbrooke, here on his first visit ii the interest of the Carpet Factory ; Mr.F.Fielding, Superintendent of the St.Francis Mill, made a short trip to bis- former home in Mechanics Falls.He returned Monday, and his family will come as soon as he can find a house for them.: « \u2018 Ny + , .BULWER, Mrs.B.W.Frizzle, who has been quite ill the [past few weeks, is now able to sit up for a short time.Miss Ida Smith is also improving in health.3 Miss Atto finished her term of school here April 29th and has returned to her home in Lennoxville.- Miss Mabel Lindsay has returned home after gn absence of some time.Mr.A.J.Moore, jr., Miss McElrea and Miss Agnes Tonkins have lately entered the employ of Mr.A.VW.Wheeler, merchant.Mr.Harold Smith, C.P.R.brakeman, is spending-a month\u2019s holiday here at his parents\u201d home.Mr.Geo.Gamsby, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.H.Williams, left here Thursday, en route for the White Mountains.\u2014\u2014 Coaticook House\u2014Popular home fo Travellers.\u2014A.A.Pomeroy: + ORFORD.The following 1s the report of the examinations of Orford School District No.5 in their order of standing : Grade V, Elem\u2014Laura Bean.Grade IV.Elem\u2014Estella Bean, Laura Grant, Margaret Grant, Emily Grant.Emily Grant absent from part of examinations.Grade III.Elem.\u2014John Grant,Ross McLellan absent from examinations.Grade II.Elem.Senier.\u2014Bernice Decoteau, Russel Decoteau.Grade II.Elem.Junior.\u2014 Robert Bean.: Grade I.Elem.\u2014Hattie Decoteau, Henry Grant, Cecil McLellan.II.Primer.\u2014Gertrude Bean.I.Primer.\u2014John Tomlinson.rt EAST DUDSWELL.School closed on Friday last\u201dafter a successful term of eight months under the capable management of Miss Viola Allison.\u2018 ,Ç Arrivals and departures : Miss Hazel Heath for Sherbrooke on Friday; \"Mr.Mosie Willard from Springfield; Mr.and Mrs.John McAulay visiting friends at the North Hill on Sunday; Miss Luvia Howes the guest of her sister, Mrs.Joyce, on Thursday; Miss Maud Grey to her home in Brookbury; Miss Viola Allison guest of Miss Katherine Buchanan, North Hill, recently.mdr - BOWN, Miss Primrose Lindop, of Len- noxville, spent the week-end here with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Lin- op.Co The school re-opened on Monday morning with Miss Viola Allison as teacher, Mr.Charles Bown, of Lennoxville, the guest of his parents for the week-end.Mr.Ferdinand Lizotte is confined to the house through illness.+ SOUTH DUDSWELL.Miss Ona Cunningham has finished her school at Bishop's Crossing and has returned home for a few days, Reed home from Montreal ; Mr.and Mrs.Myers, of Montreal, and Miss Sparrow, Richmond, calling on friends; Mr.and Mrs.Bogie, the week end at Mr.Alexander's; Mr.and Mrs.Campbell, guests of Mr.and-Mrs.Thos.Skillen ; Mrs.Connolly, who has been the guest of Miss PIIRIIINNR III III II RNIIII RII I PIII LA Mooney, to her home in Montreal ; eo 20e \u2026 when she will resume her duties as\u2019 teacher in the Westbury school.| here by the death of his mother; Mr.of Beverley, Mass., with her \u2019 par-' { Marjorie - Belford also obtained hon- | Mr.Peter Henderson, formerly of | parents ; \u2018the mill; Mr.Fred Wheeler spent Suf- per at Mr.8.P.Orr's, one day recently ; Mrs.B.Cummings and children, of East Angus, visiting her grandmother, Mrs.C.Kidd; Miss Harper in Sawyerville, visiting at her uncle's, whose health is very | poor.- + \u2014 BROOKBURY.The people of this vicinity were shocked on hearing of the death of (Lillie Ryan) Mrs.Fred Hand, whose death occurred at her home in Grove- ton, N.H., on Wednesday, the 4th inst., after about nine days\u2019 illness of pneumonia.Mr.E.Ryan and Miss 8.Ryan, brother and sister,, had hastened to her bedside on hear- \"ing of her illness but notwithstanding all that medical help and trained nursing could do she passed peacefully away.Deceased was the youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Ryan of this place, and until the last sixteen months when she was married, had always made this place her home, and her death is regretted by her friends here as well as by the many friends which she had made in her new home in Groveton.The remains, accompanied by the husband, brother and sister, were brought to the home of her parents on Thursday evening, and the funeral took place \u2018at the Roman Catholic Church on Friday morning, the 6th inst, at Robinson, the interment being in the -\u2018ad:oining cemetery.The Rev.H.De- seve performed the last sad rite.The bearers were Messrs.Arthur and L.Rich, H.McAdams and E.Weir, Mr.N.M.Bishop, of Bishop's Crossing, being in charge.The beautiful casket was heaped with cut flowers, wreaths and crosses contributed by Mesdames A.and R.Gilbert, J.Leonard, E.W.Tyte, L.A.Bennett, J.Nourse, G.J.Worby, A.Downes, W.House and the Misses Bessie Leonard, Ethel and Kate Weir, of Sherbrooke.She leaves to mourn the husband, father.and mother, two brothers; and five , sisters, besides other Ttelatives,, who have much sympathy.Among.those from a distance here to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.F.Hand were Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Leonard, Learned Plain; Mr.and Mrs.Riddle (sister) Sawyerville ; Mr.J.Ryan, Scotch Road ; Misses E.and K.Weir, Sherbrooke.Arrivals and departures : Miss J.Coates home from Livermore Falls, Me., on a two weeks\u2019 visit ; Mr.O.Slack, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, guest of his cousins, Mr.Guy and Miss A.Tyte, for a few days; Mr.and Mrs, R.Gilbert and children spent Sunday at Mr.H.C.Turner\u2019s ; Mrs.J.A.Mec- Kenzie, Master Harold McKenzie and Mrs.J.Bishop, of Bishop's Crossing guests of their mother and brother, Mr.R.W.Jenkerson, one day last week ; Mr.and Mrs.A.Newman and Mr.and Mrs.L.Joyce, of Dudswell, visitors at Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Burts recently ; Mrs.H.Downes, of Bast Dudswell here owing to the illness of and Mrs.House, of East Dudswell, guests of Mr, and Mrs.George Everett on Sunday; the Rev.Mr.Lewis of Robinson, making cails here recently ; the Rev.H.Deseve, of Robinson, visiting the sick last week.Dr.A.McDonald is kept very busy here with the large amount of illness, among whom are : Mrs.L.Mc- Adams, Mrs.J.W.Downés, Mr.Geo, Francis.Mr.D.Saunders is now convalescent.Mr.A.W.Saunders, who has been very ill, is some Dbet- ter.Dr.Williams of Sherbrooke was \u2018here Sunday in consultation with Dr.McDonald in regard to some of his patients.: The Tnompsvn Corner school opened on Monday, the 9th: inst., with Miss Weston, of as teacher.Secretary J.W.Bennett, of Robinson, was the guest of his sister Mrs, A.W.'Saunders, on Sunday.br SOMETHING DOING IN HATLEY.R.P.Hurlbut, of Rubicon Farm, East Hatley, is ofiering three registered Holstein bull calves at $25 each while they last.They are highly bred, beautifully marked, and well worth four times the money asked.et MAGOG.Arrivals and departures : Mr.C.Hanna, who has been spending a few days with his parents in Montreal, returned Sunday evening ; Mr.D.McTavish, Jr., in St.Johns with his brother, who tary School there ; Mr.J.R.Wilcox from Toronto Military School; Mr.Mr.W.Taylor returned from Saskatoon where he will \u2018 take up his abode shortly ; Mr.C.A.K.MacPherson left Monday.for George- ville, \"accompanied by his daughter, Gwendolyn, where he will spend a few days looking after his business there; Messrs.N.King and H.Stevens of the E.T.Bank here, in Sherbrooke, for the week end., Mr.O.Garceau who has been con- is now able to be around again.ras py SMITH MILLS.home of her parents at the Lake shore on Sunday; Mr.Ansell, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, calling in the place on Saturday; Mrs.Albert Putney, from Groveton, on-Tuesday, after spending a few weeks with her daughters there; Mr.and Mrs.B.Reed, at Brown's cousins, at Brown's Hill; Mr.and Mrs.J.Clifford at their old homp at Fitch Bay over Sunday; Mr: Arthur Smith, of Beeches Mills, with relatives on Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.E.G.Aldrich, from Huntingville, into Mr.Herbert Merrili's' tenement house at day with his family at Stanstead; Mr John Buteau called.to Quebec a few days ago by the death of his mother: Mr.and Mrs.W.Y.Brevoort, at Stanstead with relatives on Friday.+ BROWN'S HILL.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and Mrs.C.R.Ruiter and Mrs.Wiltter \" Arrivals and departures : Miss Har- 4 Brown, of Beebe, at Mr, A.W .Brown's' Son her mother, Mrs.J.W.Downes; 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Ss.A.MEADI: Tk INSURA J.> KENNF.\u201c jy inte \u2018Glass, etc.-68.DRH Ve brooke, u Ve .142 ; J ; \"DY \"PER 4 Sun Life H 1 TR T; 0.© = D'un, ones + .M MORRI .fitrathcon i \u201c \u2019 rain, 7 oh commission, = ; AK - | W.GREG( e NWällineton hone 280.PHYSICIA (oem Dr YA F e Pr Kar, Nose -and Ave.Sherl 4-1, and 1-4 \u2018 Pt | U.A.DARCH e Ear, ~~ ota Hospital au4 a Richmond, n Coaticook, In Thetford M 0.ET Urinar A.ty.» 48 King x So Ds WILLI a sra Montreal and bs nt 10 appoint A 2 47 D «PA.\u20ac Children\u2019s ; bysician to 8 SE 1899 has Be Ea © Fr, Noue BH ie Dherbroc \\T.Res Be Hours of \u2018cons Pita) from \u20188 to Sept Sunday: A Sherbrooke.Qo .When Work, ai Products In th seccoceeue4 2 2 édite À | issue, 2 gE or + , 4 - .I 90000.000000000000000000000000 Gt NORTH PINNACLE.Farmers in- this\u2019 vicinity are working on their land.Miss Minnie Bradford is: visiting at West Berkshire.Mr.Guy Peters, of Brome Corner, also, Mr.and Mrs.G.B.Horner, of West Brome and Mr.and Mrs.B.Cook and daughter, Winnie, of Sutton, all recent guests in this vicimi® busy ty.Mr.Ernest Jenne is home from working on the railroad where he has a position.Mr.L.R.Smith was in Abbotsford for a few days recently where he purchaséd some thoroughbred cattle.Misses Laura and Gladys Baker, of Abercorn, were at their home at Hillside recently.+ .FARNHAM.Messrs.R.Blackwood, West Shef- ford ; F.:J.Coty, St.Brigide; Jos.Damay, L\u2019Aige Gardien ; E.C.Juaire Bedford ; Myles Kilburn, Waterloo ; Chas.Dalpe, J.B.Barsalow and P.Lajoie, of L\u2019Ange Gardien ; E.Le- Dainty Silver.Possessing a charm equalled only by its fine wearing quality, silverware marked \u201c1847 ROGERS BROS.is the ready choice of those who want the\u2019 best in knives, forks, spoons, etc.\"Best fea sels, dishes, waiters, efc., are stamped MERIDEN BRITA CO.SOLD BY LEADING DRALERS Silver Plate that Wears\u201d ® be- bile.fo | maire Chas.Lebeau,'of St.Brigide, were in town Monday.Mr, Kennedy who moved to Sutton a fèw months ago will shortly be transferred to Montreal.He will have a very responsible position as engineer on the Halifax express.Mr.J.H.Sheldon, trainmaster for the Canadian Pacific Railway, spent Sunday with his family in Newport, rer rt FRELIGHSBURG.Arrivals and departures include Miss M.Spencer home from Dunham Ladies\u2019 College: for a few days; Miss \u201cTittemoré from Pigeon Hill, visiting her cousin, Miss A.P, Dunn; Mr.Armstrong from Cowansville, to take Mr.Cooper's place in the school here; Miss Martel visiting her brothers ; Mr.E.Jenne home over Sunday from Farnham; Mr.L.L.Jenne from Sutton, guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Reynolds on Saturday ; Miss M.GQ.Guillette in Dunham for end ; Mrs.H.Baker and Miss Gladys from Hillside at Mr.M.A.Leavet- te's; Rev.H.and Mrs.Naylor to Bedford on Friday to visit her brother, Rev.Mr.Mount.Miss Agnes Reynolds has closed her school at 8t.Armand Station after a term of eight months.Mr.Jasper VanAntwerp is on the sick list.: I A \u2018\u2018Mother Goose\u2019\u2019 social is to be held on Thursday evening, May 12th at Rev.J.R.R.Cooper's.- The Church Workers met on Saturday, May 9th, at Mrs.H.C.Blinn\u2019s.| - Mrs.Ploof, mother of Mrs.M.La- rose, passed away on Wednesday at 10 a.m., at the Farnham Hospital, The remains were brought here on Wednesday evening and she was buried Friday morning at 9 a.m.\u201cMrs.Ploof was 88 years of age and was one of the oldest residents of this place.- \u2018 SUTTON.The fine weather of the past few days is bringing.forward vegetation in good shape, though the continued rain tends to keep the ground wet and heavy, holding back seeding to cuite an extent.The recent frosts have given a big check to the leaves of maples and other early trees, and our forests will show the effects of the same for several weeks to come.Mr.Arthur Hickey writes of his return to \u201cbusiness in Lowell, Mass., and finds things in fairly good shape there.News from Mr.Richard A.Shepard of South Lincoln, Mass., is to the effect that the family are all in good health at the present time.Mr.and Mrs.Shepard were former residents of Sutton for many years.For some years he was agent (for the South Eastern Railway and later for the C.P.R.at Sutton.He went from here to North Troy, Vt., where he held the same position for some time, after which he took a similar position on the B., & M.at South Lincoln, Mass.For.the last half dozen years, Mr.Shepard has been postmaster in the Massachusetts town where the family reside.\u2018 ' \u201c + the week 1 decorated with carnations and = 1 Jie and expected to unite WILL DISCUSS AMALGAMATION OF W.C.T.U.UNIONS.Granby, May 10.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The annual meeting of the W.C.T.U.was held on Friday, May 6th, in the Temperance Hall.Mrs.G.Stevens, County President, presided at the election of officers.Mrs.C.Clark was elected President; Mrs.Hodgson, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs.Lamb, Treasurer ; Mrs.Harvey, Recording Secretary.\u201d Mrs.E, Miles, one of the charter members, was re-elected Honorary President.The Vice-Presidents and Superintendents of Departments will be elected at the next regular meeting.Mrs.Nutting was also present and brought before the ladies the pro- .posed amalgamation of Brome County and Shefford County W.C.T.U.\u2019s showing the advantages of such a union.The County officers were asked to be present at a meeting to be held at Waterloo to-day (Tuesday).The Union appointed Mrs.A.We: Mitchell delegate, to\u2019 meeting.| An illustrated lecture will be given in the Memorial evening.The subject is \u2018\u2018The mance of Jewish Missions.\u201d Ro- ODD FELLOWS LISTEN TO SERMON.Cowansville, May 10.\u2014(Special) \u2014 On Sunday, the: 8th inst., the members of Restoration Lodge, No.32, I.0.0.F., along with several visiting brethren from Century Lodge, No.24, Dunham, marched in order to Emmanuel Congregational Church, on Sunday, with their badges worn reversed and the mourning side expos.at the untimely death of Edward the VcI.There were about sixty members of the order in procession, but the Church was filled to the doors with the relatives and friends of the members.The sermon was eloquent.and was preached by Bro.W., E.Baker, pastor of the Church, who took for his subject the old theme of \u2018The Good Samaritan.\u201d He certainly handled it in a new and instructive manner, pointing out the two ways of life, that of the shirker and that of the person who followed \u2018the dictate of duty.The one was popular and easy to follow, whereas the other, that of the Samaritan, required time, money, labor and often a sacrifice of popularity.The music was beautifully supplied by Restoration Lodge Choir and the entire service did good.MARRIAGES.GUILLET\u2014HASTMAN.Dunham, May 10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A very pretty wedding occurred on the evening of April 27th, at the home of Mrs.Nellie A.Eastman, Mattapan Mass., formerly ot Haverhill, N.H., attend this- Hall on.Thursday | ed, in honor of the universal sorrow |.Fine Perfumes and Sachet Powders.All the mewest odors im Imported and Domestic Makes, F.T.ANSELL, DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.\u2018 L0 Strathcora Square.\u201c FURNITURE Blue Flamé Stoves and Gas Plates.Screen Doors and -Screen Windows, and Gas Saving Cooking devices in abundance at JAMES THOMPSON'S Kitchen Goods and China.15 Strathcona Square.Photography! Hot pert Portraiture, Landscapes, Horses, pattle, Commercial Machinery, #in- argements, D i jargeme n ae evaloping and Printing Geo.Johnston 149 Wollingion 88., Bherkroska.| ner Business Change.Notice is hereby given that Messrs.HA.Sampson, J.N.Matte and H.A.\u2018Hyndman have been ädmitted to the Insurance firm of W.S.Dresser & Co.The firm name will remain unchanged, and the same \u2018plan of campaign\u2019! pur- sued\u2014only more\u2019 vigorously.As in the past, each item of business entrusted to us will receive its full measure of care and attention, and in event of loss or accident our clients will have always being placed at their such times.! disposal at L .A Surprised Minister \u201cFor many years I have been a sufferer from bronchial catarrh, and had despaired of anything like a cure.Judge of my pleasant surprise when I first used Hyomei, which brought.complete relief.Hyomei has heen a veritable godsend.\u2019 \u2014 \u2018Rov.Charles -Hartléy, Sadinia, Ohio.Thousands of catarrh sufferers have given up In despair.They have tried stomach dosing, snull, sprays and douches, when Her daughter, Myra, became the bride of Mr.G.Gerdon Guillet, of Boston and = Dunham.Mr.Guillet is the son of Mr.and Mrs.John =F.Guillet, of this place.The house was prettily smil- BOSCOBEL.ArTivals 4, and departures include: Mr.J.Nixon \u2018and son, Harold, Beth- el; Mr.Li Hatkwell from an extend- ed- trip to the United States; Mis.Jas, Adamson and Master Willie, of Kingsbury; Miss Eva Reynolds to her © home in Milton; Miss (Celia + \u2014 SWAPPING PONY FOR MOTOR CAR - (Los Angeles Examiner).Chief White Eagle of the Standing Rock reservation in North Dakota hae deserted his pony for an automo- In February White Eagle sold two large silver treaty medals, pre-' sented to his forefathers by General Jackson.He had an idea that an automobile would just about suit him, so he invested in money in a car.According to reports from the reservation White Eagle is having all kinds of fun dashing across the prairie with the tonneau filled with \u2018companions who constantly indulge in the war-whoop.There is no traffic to bother the chief, and the absence of speed \u2018laws in his vicinity makes racing speed possible.ee eet cee DAILY NEWS FROM TOWNSHIPS.(Continued from page 1.) with the result that they were both drenched.|The crowd who had assembled on the bridge seemed to appreciate the entertainment very much.WILL HOLD CIVIC SERMON.Cowansville, May 10.\u2014(Special) \u2014 On the day of the King's funeral there will take place at Trinity Church, Cowansville, a civic service, to be attended by the Mayor and Council and all the citizens.The stores and school are to be asked to close out of respect for the spirit of the service and the Court officials, advocates and College graduates are being asked to appear in gown and hood.SMASH-UP NEAR COOKSHIRE.Cookshire, May 10.\u2014(Special)\u2014As Mr.Prédhomme was returning from East Angus to Cookshire he was run into by a team going towards Angus, in which were three young men who had spent the.afternoon at Cook- shire.The shafts and cross-bar of Mr.Prudhomme\u2019s buggy were broken and the vehicle otherwise damaged, also the harness was badly - broken.Mr.Prudhomme was thrown out and dragged some fifty feet, but fortunately was not hurt.He was obliged to walk back to Cookghire leading the horse, as the waggon was ut- WILL HOLD UNION SERVICE.Bondville, May 110.\u2014(Speclal)\u2014 The sad news of the death of our he- loved King reached here Saturday morning.Flags were soon flying at half mast and the Anglican Church was draped in blgck.Funeral hymns \u2018were sung, and the sad event was fittingly referred to by the Iocumbent, Rev.J.W.Martin, There was a very large .congregation present.At the \u2018hour snd day of the king's funeral a memorial service will be held in Holy Trinity Church, Iron Hill, in which.the congregations of the churches of Truax to Granby.{At the close of the ceremony a terly useless.| ax.The wedding march was played by Miss May Burbeck, and the ceremony was performed by the Rev, Mr.Taylor, -the Episcopal double-ring service being used.Master Harold Hosford was ring bearer, and Miss Marcia Hosford was flower girl.The bride was given away by her mother.Te- ception was held, the bridal couple being assisted by Mrs.Eastman and Mrs.Guillet.Mr.F.Stanley Tower and\" Mr.E.C.Raymond were ushers.Refreshments were served throughont - the evening.Friends were present \u2018rom Canada, New Hampshire and Boston.The bride\u2019s gown was white chiffon over white silk with pearl trimmings; Mrs.Eastman appeared in black satin with jet trimmings and Mrs, Guillet in white.The presents were both costly and beautiful; besides silver and -linen there - were about twenty pieces of cut glass.The bride\u2019s present to the groom was.a scarf pin of diamonds; the groom's gift to the bride was g pgndant of jiamonds and pearls, enclosing an emerald, the bride's birth stome.The ushers were presented with pearl scarf pins, After the reception Mr.and Mrs.Guillet left for a trip to New York, and after June Tst., will be at home at 11410 Blue Hill Avenue Mattapan, Mass.a The favorable reputation of this new package of Toasted Corn Flakes rests entirely on its merits.Order.a package to-day.Each package contains one high grade.glass tüm- bler, elegant in design, and similar to .at the House of Commons, Ottawa, Fdward Hotel, Toronto.without success, and now believe catarrh .to he incurable.- But I.T, Anscll, druggist, holds out \u201chope to all distressed.tie sells a\u201cremedy called \"Hyomei which is guaranteed catarrh, colds,, coughs, bronchitis, ma and croup.\\ Hyomei (pronounced High-o-me) is} medicated air, full of the healthy virtues of the mountain pines, You breathe \u2018in the delightful antiseptic air, and as it for asth- OIL & GAS STOVE| In its different branches bi an es | day, May the benefit, of our experience, our services | cn Now is the time to Kodak, Picture taking and making is * | so easy and pleasant and in- structive in daylight or dark.A good Kodak supplies tangible evidence of faces and places, pets and incidents.We sell Kodaks and supprres-\u2014the Nnest produced at the lowest prices to be had anÿwhere.Griffith's Drug Store ~ (Kodak, Store.) ° 821 Wellington St _ S8HERBROOKH.Developing and Printing for amateurs promptly and carefully done.a per CANADIAN e PACIFIC Double Daily Tourist Car Sers vice to the Canadian North West, Tourist sleeping cars are now opera ated on train Nos.1 and 97,\" leav- ing Montreal, (Windsor Stn.) at 10:10 A, M., and 10.30°P.M., respectively.BROME LAKE SPECIAL.Will commence.running on Saturs 28th, leaving Montreal, (Windsor Stn.) at 1.15 P.M., Saturdays only, arrive Sherbrooke.5.00 P.M.Returning leave Sherbrooka 5.35 A. 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at INT + EE EE ae ue rainy png ene Po = 5 Pi + NS Toga ES \u201c - 7 AE 77 ex UN : a 2.es Le il .LS .RE oN { Sk Le « woe - +.A 4 | FE LE = \u2018 Pi © SE , 3 - _ 4 SO 2 = U a?° k .* a 5 : pas = tn im = ae ea ; i ; - moe.+ .3 cy a) pp en ar : \u2014 pa vee \u201c R= rr * 4 - SrempeE .r demise TERT # J ¥ .: v1) ao eT Ra EEE RT , xy.TART bv MI BS Joh came whee LE PN, = na 0 Fh an ve + \u201c PRES SE A rar Pee TAY œ ME a = = Cu vo Eh aes yi CS ; PAGE FOUR, | SHERBROOKE DAILY.RECORD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1910.ER m7; ~ Things that are always needed in a house, and that we always have a good stock on hand:- : Whisks, Clothes Pins, \"Scrub Brushes, Btove Brushes, Clothes: Lines, Paring Knives, Curling Tongs, Egg Timers, __ | Table Mats, Mirrors, 4 sizes, Nail Brushes, Lunch Boxes; 4 sizes, Sink Brooms, String Bags, School Bags, Shawl Straps, the best RSSGrUmegS, of Tinware in the city to choose tro! \u201cSTROUD BELL TEL.404.Branch Store: 93 WELLINGTON ST | Opposite the Clement Theatre.\u2019 LOWEST PRICES Flour, Feed and Grain SEEDS A SPECIALTY Wholesale and Retail.CALL 541.2 HOLLADAY & HYNDMAN.MentzéanéGO.PIANOS.Infending purchasers of pianos in Sherbrooke, of any.part of the Eastern Townships, should see Messrs.Wilson & Sons collection of igh class instruments, and learn the prices and terms.E assortment includes .Heintzmak a Co.Pianos - Wilson] Ha Kranich, ë Bach Pianos 5 Weber Pianos Milton Pianos Columbus \u201cBoudoir\u201d Pianos Also the, finest line of Player- Pianos offered in this : country, viz: the famous Heintzman & Co.Player with di -Patent Alumjnum:Action, the well known \u201cAutopiano\u201d\u2019of New | York, the Wilson, Player Piano, and the small \u201cBoudoir\u201d: Player, of whiéki:a very large number have been-sold in \u2018 Toronto and-pther: large centres during the past Winter.: We invite your: inspection.\u201c The stock\u2018Ihour new store .is \u2018convenient, placed with - plenty of room.and good light.The price of every piano and organ in the store is marked in plain\u2019 figures, and as | low as consistent with good quality.Some specially good bargains in second- hand pianos and \u2018organs in stock a.day.Write us for list if you cannot call.H.C.WILSON & SONS.New Piano Store.| _ The Wilsor Building, Sherbrooke, _ SRE a BL 41 SUR HE ES Pi in pani ; Raa Tm 5 hi LE Branch Store: at Magog.' + ; a MA.\u2014 Lo BREAD If people knew more .about the value of good bread, there would be a larger per cent.of \u2014 \u2014 3 Trip toNewYork Ladies wanting the- latest styles in Millinery, can\u201c-save themselves the trip to New York, by attending L'Elite Millinery.Parlors, where the latest importations it eaten.New preparations : of New ly ee veition bave just have forced it to the back- arriv s wee 4 _ ground somewhat, but it still | deserves first place.: The proof © that our bread is © Pa the best, \u201cis others trying to = , 104 WELLINGTON STREET.= Cons us.+308 v .| ALLATT sé Ask Your Grocers, or Telephone 724 you are out of Carbon Paper, Typewriter Ribbons, etec., call up 577 Bell phone.A complete line of the.above always on hand, and the gua- lity cannot be surpassed, T SOUTHWOOD, z 2 Dufferin Ave.¢ pre MRS.E.L.SMITH - Room 20, Whiting Block, The indiflerence 80 often shown by women for one of the most valuable assets of thelr appearance is amazing; The hair nds bo pod 5 ous beau \u201chelt pone to their wer cared for air R Scientific, facial apd scalp: treatment, Monarch Blend Coffee Have you tried this excellent.Coffee ?.If not, wby not try it now and be \u2018convinced that it is the best Coffee in the Cityemmd de x Ib.wedding gifts.120 455 |.DEPOSART WARE.- +Bee sample |A: \u2018C.SKINNER lf CITY NEWS.| sale at the Market on Saturday Rorhingy Got hes to be donated may be left at\u2019 Plymouth Chapel on Fri- laced boots, also Oxford Shoes (all | buy at $4.50 at Chamberlain\u2019s Dolly | weeks, at the.Royal Victoria Hospi- RELL LL ELL LL06E 00000004 | 118th, will \u2018be postponed indefinitely.on Fads philosopher's quaint words - teen re WEDDING | GIFTS | recently received an.of Chafiug Dishes, Coffee | rass Kettles, etc.\u2019 , etc, handsome \u2018and useful ve smarting t Percolaters, which make We are also show signs in sh, dom town, Jeweller and Optician.| 0000002 VNAS SASS NNANANY, CecsesvssUsOsEISOOOOLS The B.B.Society of St.Andrew\u2019s Church will sold a sale of useful and fancy articles on May 18th.= ce Building stone given away.St.Louis Hotel.~~ Mr.U.Rockett, of Lake Megantic, is in.the city, a guest of Mr.and Mrs.8.A.Cleary, Quebec str reet.Smoke Pipe Kénël Tobacco.The Ladies\u2019 Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs.(Dr.) Far- well on Thursday afternoon at 4 o\u2019clock.The Rev.P.E.Brouillette, vicar of St.Hippolyte, Wotton, was in town recently on his way to his new parish of St.Julien de Wolfestown.The boy that buys his suit at Ros- enbloom\u2019s this week will receive a fountain pen free of charge.Miss Mary Bacon left Lennoxville last evening for Coaticook for a brief visit to relatives before she joins Miss Reid in Montreal and sails for England.Smoke Master Mason Tobacco.Victoria Lodge, A.F.& A.M., will | hold its regular communication this evening in its hall, Record block, when work in the first degree will be exemplified.The marriage of Mr.Armand Be- langer, aceountant at Messrs.'Co- dere, Fils &:Co., too Miss Rosilda Lapointe, of New Auburn, Me., will take place on June 7th, Bangor Cut Plug Tobacco, 10c pkg.The Young Ladies\u2019 Guild of Plymouth Church will hold a rummage dat afternoon.Wanted .\u2014Salesman for dry goods store.\u2014J,\u201d \u2018E.Poutre.: Mr.B.C.Howard has his new garage about completed, and is laying a-tCément roadway.He is now operating his new car, one of the largest that Has yet been brought into the Townships.Did you call to see the fine lines of made good year welt) that you can Varden Shoe Store.The Road Department is now engaged in putting the south end of London street in condition.This requires considerable blasting.Incidentally another of the old cisterns have been filled up.: ,, Bmoke \u2018\u2018Check\u2019\u2019 Cigar, 5c.Mr.J.P.Watson, Secretary of the |} Paton Mfg.Co., returned last night, accompanied by Mrs.Watson, from Montreal, where he has been under the care of Dr.Bell, for the past two tal.\u2018 Mr.A.U.Dorais, manager of the branch of tke Banque Nationale, Sherbrooke, Messrs.F.R.Darche and Arthur Pigeon were in St.Johns the latter part pf the week on business.Mr.Pigeon pleaded an important case before Judge Monet.The marriage took place last week at the parish church of Thetford, of Mr.Ernest Dumoulin, formerly of St.Hyacinthe, and now, manager of the branch of the Eastern Townships Bank at St.George, Beauce, to Miss Annie Carreau, of Thetford Mines.The best, and latest styles in shoes at popular prices at Chamberlain\u2019s Dolly Varden Shoe Store.A little girl, about three years of age, of one of the North Ward families, was lost the other morning, chusing much alarm.The fact was.nnounced at the High School and a general search inaugurated.It was finally discovered that she had crawled into the hencoop in the yard and gone to sleep.with the chickens.\u201cA message was received last evening by Mrs.Shreve from Miss Cook, of the Quebec Woman's Auxiliary, that owing to illness in ghe family of Mrs.John Hamilton, the annual meeting of the Quebec Diocesan branch of the W.A., which was to have been held in this city on May The funeral took place Sunday afternoon at St.Michael\u2019s Cathedral of Miss Marie Julia Ange Detchever- ry, daughter of Mr.Elzear Detchev- erry, Marquette street.The Abbe Couillard conducted the service, which was attended by many friends and relatives.The interment took place at the cemetery, East Sherbrooke.Marcotte & Pelletier, Tatlors haye Whiting or any p , are the guests for a few.days Mrs; A.F.Fraser, 4 \u2018Quebec street.1 Rev.gi \u2018hon *higiway to his-i ui shits i Elizabeth, North i y.; \u2018Gray have received military qualification as lieutenants | Mr.and Mrs.Bowman, of cots- town, are in the city to-day.Good light offices to rent in the Block, suitab,e for doctor Professional men.\u2019Phone 786.Mr.and Mrs.H.R.Fraser have taken possession of ;\u2018'Sufinyside, \u201d the residence of the Misses Elkins, for the summer.Miss Elkins and\u2019 Miss Anna.Filkins 0 \u201cRobe Ootinge,\u201d E.Noel, in the 53rd Sherbrooke Regiment.Mgr.H.O.Chalifoux left yesterday for Beloeil, where he officiated at the anniversary service this morning of his brother, the late Louis Chali-.foux, which took lacs = the parish church.> \u2018Mr.H.L.Bond and \u2018the Misses Bond, of Baltimore, Md., have arrived at North Hatley to spend the summer.Mrs.Conduit, of New York, is also in the vi Mage for a few.days.morning for Quebec to attend a meeting of the Roman Catholic Council of Public Instruction.Before |Teturning Mgr.LaRocque will be present at the consecration of the new cathedral at Nicolet.Band st Roller Rink tonigth \u2018Ad- \u2018mission, free, .Cw ery The death occurred, 1 in n Montreal on Friday last of Mrsi\u2019: Di Spene, sister-in-law of \u2018Mr: A jDu- fresne, C.E., of 8h ter of the \"late Mrs.Jos.\"Bedard, wife of Dr.Bedard, \u2018 : Stoke! Centre, who passed away sofe\u201d two\u201d ago.Mrs.Dufresne\u2019s death was sudden, her illness only lasting two days.' She 1s survived by fi e sons.Mr.L.E.Dufresne left.early.this morning to attend the funeral.CHARGED WITH THEFT OF MONEY.: i Before Judge Mulvena, yesterday, Mrs.Vallerie was charged with stealing $37 from a man.She was given a preliminary hearing and was committed.She asked for a speedy trial and her trial was fixed for Thursday.The same woman was also fined $20 and costs for keeping a house of ill fame.+ THE JAPANESE HONEYMOON.For those who enjoy a héarty laugh and entrancing music +The Japanese Honeymoon,\u201d which will \u2018appear tonight at Clement Theatre, will prove a gratifying entertainment.\u2018It is full of clever comedy, catchy.: music and songs, and is interpreted:iby a clever company of performers pretty girls.: It ran for six months Chicago, to capacity \u2018houses: of greeted w:%h the same.Teception here.TOWNSHIPS.Association is continuing îts work on behalf of good roads.A\u2019 boulevard \u2018between Sherbrooke and \"Magog is plishments.Representatives of\u2019 the consulting with the town authorities and are, also, taking the: matter up with the council of the municipality of Magog.It is estimated that $500 will put the road from Little Lake to Magog ip first-class condition.It is hoped to interest the Government in making a grant in this connection.The good roads movement in \u2018the Townships is now well under way and should result in much improvement to the highways.A GOOD INVESTMENT.The Y.M.C.A.Executive 7 issued the following appeal: \u201cOn account of the large number of building subscriptions outstanding last year the Sherbrooke Young Men\u2019s Christian Association closed its books April 30th, 1909, with a deficit of $864.00.The current budget for the year ending April 30th, last, \u2018was $5050.00, which with interest on $5984.00 to be collected during twelve months.\u2018This is what we have already -ac- complished.We have collected the total amount of the current buiget.We have secured the promise of the last $50.00.Our books must close next Saturday night and we need $362.00 to wipe off all-indebtedness.Volunteers are wanted who will in- the young men and boys of .Sherbrooke.\u201cIt is estimated that every boy who comes to maturity has cost the state\u2014that is you and me\u2014one thousand dollars.\u2018\u2018Some boys go wrong.When a boy goes wrong .we not only lose our thousand dollars, but we have spend another thousand to protect ourselves against him.\u201cThe Y.M.C.A.is an organization whose sole object is to keep our boys morally, mentally and physically right.\u2018These right ones in turn keep others right.Thus-the Y.M.-C.A.is an investment that pays cumulative dividends, not only in cash, but in character.\u201cCan you suggest a better investment?: \u201cIf not will you help us now?\u201d a} PROPERTY TRANSFERS.The following rcgistrations took place in the Sherbrooke Division Registry Office during thd, week ending May 7th, 1910.\u2018 James Keith Edwards: to Albert C.Skinner et al of lot 193, Centre Ward moved to 152 Wellington Street.In connection with the Choral Society Festival, arrangements are being made for one afternoon\u2019 concert, to include Liza Lehman's charming cyles, \u2018In a Persian Garden.\u201d The words are from the \u2018\u2018Rubaiyat of Qmar Khayyam,\u201d and the 0 wisdom, are set most effectively for a quartet of solo voices and piano by Hairdressing aud manicure, ® we Tel, 769, | this popular composer.| Price $15,000, F.R.Darche to G.E.Delorme of lot 1343, South Ward.Price $2,400.Chas.A.King et al to Joseph St.Denis of part lot 720, North Ward.Price $3,200, Joseph St.Denis to Malcolm Me- kay, M.D., of part lot 720 North Ward.Price $3,300, Emile Rioux to T.T.Delisle of lot 1235 ant part 1236, South Ward.Price $950.A British American Land Company to Tv François Demers Mgr.Paul LaRocque left town this | fboke, Ed sis- | \u201cweeks and | in New York, and almost: as.long in Hghted \u2018auditors, and will: surely \u2018be GOOD ROADS\u2019 MOVEMENT IN THE | The Eastern .Townships Automobile: likely to be one of the first \u2018 accom- | Association were in Magog this week }- has.We have reduced the deficit by $518.vest this amount in the characters of - to: J town on Friday.of part of lot 9 range 3, Orford.Price 3201.\u201cElzeard Gendron to Alfred Gendron of part lot 20, range 13, Orford.Price $1.00 2 : Alfred Gendron to Elzeard Gendron of part of lot 19, range 13, Or- ford.Price %1.00 Elzeard Gendron to H.Jasmin of part of lot 19, range 13, Orford.Price 3365.W.H.Breevsort to H.Jasmin of part of lot 27, \u2018range 13, Orford, Price $125.va I Majorique Gagne to \u2018Hdotard Rich: er of part of \u2018lot\u2019 \"228, Price HE.ESR £ Où «BY, BT, i \u201cGUILD.A very successful luncheon and sale was held, Saturday, by St.Faith's -Güild, in St.Peter\u2019s Church Hall, which was well attended, the spacious room-being filled between the hours of twelve and two, we \u2018its feeling of newness.T clare it is the only into it ; atmosphere.The Mattress that is Built .cold from it, no rheumatisin, \u2018free book bear witness from tate to say that it East Ward.4 The tables, which were charmingly E INSIST that the .\u2018 OSTERMO( is.the best mattress made irrespective of price, : Ri thi | is true, you want it.If you want it, be sure you fet: Without fear of successful contradiction, MOOR SUPERIORITY on these Four Very Pertinent Reasons : 1.MOST COMFORTABLE bed ever slept on\u2014soft, yielding, springy and resijlient\u2014 never packs or gets Tumpy, or loses hand-laid Ostermoor sheets ; séores of letters from \u2018doctors and competent judges who de 2.ABSOLUTELY SANITARY mattress because dust cannot work no vermin can live in it ; is all the renovating it needs ; ness, disease\u2019 germs, or any poison from perspiration or the It is always Ostermoor 3.PERFECTLY DRY, \u2018because non-absorbent.4, LASTS A LIFE-TIME and stays in perfect condition.It never needs or costs a cent torse « \u2014 ELECTRIC IRON | are made in Canada and guaranteed against ele or mechanical defects for one year, price Neo ELECTRICAL REPAIR & SUPPLY EL W.: J.ÿWIGGETT, 100% Wellington Street, : an, ) \u2014 THE GOLD BOND SHOE 4 \u2019 \u201cFOR MEN AND BOYS Back of the name stands the remarkable result of years.of study wl perience.\u2014A shoe of fashion and workmanship perfection.Every e anteed .Prices reasonable.Pair qua M.J.CHOQUETTE, 85 Wellington gy, vv we base OSTER.OSTERMOOR/; ; i PATENT Tried Fi but That is because it is made up of built\u2014not stufled.We have an occasional sun-bath it will not absorb damp- \u2014N ot Stuffed bl First Con Lat Con i ny 0 Tf the ticking is dry, the mattress | is dry.No taking no: musty odor about it; always fresh and sweet.Testimor hw those who have used it for .forty years or more and who\u201d do wot bt: i { \\ renovating.You may remove and clean the tick as often as you\u2019 like.Drew (4 ft.6in.45 lbs.$15.4ft.40 lbs.$14.3ft.6 in.\u2014/35 lbs.12.50.Aaa 3 ft.30 lbs.$11.2.ft.6in.25 lbs.9,56.All 6 ft.3 in.long.; TE te Ea._ _ _ \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Edwards IS arranged with sparkling glass and silver, were decorated with a profusion of flowers, daffodils, carnations, plum blossoms, etc., and.looked most attractive, while the menu was at once substantial and dainty.| The tables were in charge of the following : .Miss Lawrence and Miss Alison Mc- Bain, assisted by Misses Kate Law- .rence and C.Seiveright.Miss Hunt and Miss Moe ; assistants, Misses Ethel Harkness and Miss G.King.Miss Vernon, Miss Ruth Wyatt, with the Misses Fuller.à Miss Eva White, Miss Edgell.Miss Marjory Robins and Miss M.LeBaron assisted by Miss A.McCrea.At the serving table were Miss .Twose, Miss Bennetts, Mrs.¥.J.Holladay, Mrs.\u2018Wells and Miss Har- grave, while Miss Beckett looked after the tea and coffee, assisted _ by Miss Edith Anderson.A table furnished with smart srorks and collars was in charge of N\u2018ss Shreve and Miss Dorothea Gwyn w:th Miss Mary Hale and Miss W.Wiggett presided at the apron table, hoth of which were well patronized.Miss Le- Huray took tickets at the laor, end Migs Jennie Moe made herself useful in her capacity as headwaitress.The funds of the Guild will be considerably augmented by ihe affair which was enjoyed by all present.+ , LENNOXVILLE NOTES.The news of the death of King Edward was received on Friday night | with much surprise and regret by the townspeople of Lennoxville.Flags are flying at half-mast in the town of Lennoxville and at Bishop\u2019s College as a token of respect and sympathy for the late King.Mr.John J.Ryan, Montreal, tle dealer, was in town on day.Dr.Winder has removed his office, formerly in the Henry block on Main street, to the Spafford tenement on Belvidere street, where he: will also take up his residence, Mrs.McDonald is seriously ill the present time.Messrs.\u2018R.Briggs and G.Williams, of Presteign, South Wales, were in cat- Satur- at Mr.Labaree, whose jewellery store was formerly in the Henry block, has removed his place of business to the block recently occupied by Jonngan Bros.BRIGHAM.- The Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary spent an -en- joyable afternoon at the home of Mrs.Fred Ellison on Saturday.Mrs.Nicolls, of Mansonville, is the guest of her brother, Mr.J.R.Carter.The death of King Edward VII.was observed by a memorial service in the English Oburch.WON BY CHARACTER AND MERIT (Philadelphia Recordj.But a few.years ago Governor Hughes, of New York, was a com- \"paratively obscure lawyer, and by force of character and by merit he \u2018has attained a judgeship in the \u2018highest tribunal of the land.- .( Furniture Co.SOLE AGENTS.; Lp Electric Heating = Lb Ni - During the hot summer months, an Electric Iron or Stove is an almost indispensable article.The cost of operating \u2018one is only three cents an hour, and on ordinary ironisg \u2018 the current is cut off about half the time.ant 5 Will save the cost of itself in fuel in one sehsortg it] vs 3j in 1 Electric fron | \u2018 tn fh 2 has two features possessed by no J other \u201ciron\u2014by gry iron face up on stand can be used for heating or boiling er poses.It also has hole in back for heating curling to Is guaranteed for a year, and if it becomes tactin through any other cause than misuse, will be replaced.Electric Stoves, Heating Pads, Hot Water Bottle ers, Milk Warmers, etc.HE MESFRUEER: ps EVERY THIN G EILECTRICAL.J.s.MITCHELL & G oe =\" KINGSEY.Arrival à s are: Mr.and Mrs.§.L.Shaw and.Master Steamship Tiches and Grand Trunk Tickets to Lindsay Shaw, Kingsey Falls, guests ren of Mr.and Mrs.O.©.Shaw, recent- where on earth.6 No.3 ly; Mr.F.B.Abercrombie, to phone, or call a Drummondville, with a load of \"pork; cond 24 c.8.FOSS, Agest.Messrs.Edwin Shaw und Everett Towne, Kingsey Falls, guests of Mr.and.Mrs.J.L-Piom.mdon ; Nr D.F.Towne, to Buckingham, to resume his- duties as cheese inspector.pened #1 ge A.T.D DE 14 end 18 Water 81.Sbe\u201d Lawn Mowers sharp paired.Sherbrooke Carriage - Factory 33 Queen Streets We offer for the beautiful summer season the largest as- à Materiel eu sortment of Light Buggies, Stamped Good ds Sng done to such as Concords, Piano- Box, Fanbroidery.at tly.send © Rubber Tire Buggies (with or Mail Orders Peo los* pont without tops), at prices that | ma defy competition.\u2018 T7, Specialties: Hotel Busses, heel Waggons, Express Waggons P.C.u 2 made to order at short notice.Repairs of all kinds and- rubber tires attached promptly Notary, Commissioner: ate and with care.Comansville and punhs® La Cie P.Biron & Fils | Sherbrooke Me L o pooh \u201c Bubscriptions, a EAST SHERBROOKE { roms coceivon sud gives F To Aran s tt , pets h AAA EAP [te Miss He NP \"COUNTRY PRE) BGGS IN goon Montreal, Muy y are in the ition 01 the plies coshing forward a ab requirements, : and The demand is fairly , ct lots were ; ma! } and straight F ps 4 i on, HONEY MAR Montiel, 10.\u2014 resghing MAY aot ai houey + is somewBat ni pires are also.small, alin.We quote c 2 to 150; dark gru white extra tody 10 wheat, fo \u2018 5 A SINÉSS PAIR BU ED} t oN al, May; 10.; con to be gone | | as is no ampumu prices are maint fined nn go per De vIn oop of waple : i aE demang f POTAROEF: \u201cMontreal.May \u20ac 10.tatoes is quiet, And L = Car jots offlUrcer fering at 85c M 40 + PROVISION a ¥O CBANG 3 oR id Montreal, -May + thange in \u2018the \u20ac market, : The\u2018 trade ji or quiet; and the u de É Abattoir fresh-kill quoted at $18 to 8 DAIRY PR SLUMP IN BUT eal, May 10.LL] fama 6p J pe Dua Dehn LT , ~ Pricg to 5 peer tomas V2 pon alle ree ; Ye Mid 5 = Pir 3 - + LL sl % Se , SE BE, Se, x wil À + [ fai {= T4 in vr tr \u2019 ar TH LR PAGE SIX, il RA - 1 \u2026 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1910, rm ce = ne times a es > er oem \u2014-\u2014 aie a ra \u2014 \u2014\u2014 + KINGSEY FALLS.| AE Tl A Faw \u201c44, Haddock, of Laconia, N.H; Mr.Ww.Haddock, of Milliknocet, Me; Mr.and Mrs.H.Gardener, Windsor Mills, SA 1A So Fong = Aa = ar Peu aq age M mu ms ae Aan the late Mrs.Joseph Haddock, Re + \u2018 lor, from Dennison\u2019s Mills, CH Mrs.Austin Perkins on Sunday; Mr.I.serious illness of his brother, win Shaw; Nurse Tidswell, mond, in town, Landry, who is pneumonia; Mr.-~ -~.~ 9, wy nn >.Pa =, \u201cseriously ill and Mrs.tine, om Sunday; Miss A.E.kins, of Coaticook, to re-open by one Single Treatment of \u201c* Father Morriscy\u2019 s No.26.\u201d Dalhousie, N.B., Nov.23, 1908.Catarrh-in the head until March, 1903 ère who claimed there was no cure.On single treatinent of Father Morriscy' Tn rr - ven = pr.= = .4 \u20ac ry > \u201c a ; hh - - Ca pA .TE, Date eur Pie AS 100 I er, TOC ARN US Re 5 pue dé LE CASE - He ; gens Se La Cos va TS wa A .app Ep = \u201cen Se PN graf) ES 2 TA \u2018 - .; Ren , .: on .2 3 du das \u2018oi \u2026e Per ar a « PE.x =, TTR = =P aut RS 2H 400 HR ATES wth 5 \u201c aT ro x) .\u2014\u2014\u2014 am 2 > J \"te, oe 9 \" » A .3 HR : wo 5 A à \" LA a SNL = ' ir wr * i .: Ë- Lead ce : - .i) dh be % à STA M * work in a week after starting to tak \u201cthe treatment, snuch as a cold in the head since, ES Le BC - LR ustice to yourself give it a trial.i oc.orriscy Medicine Co., Ltd, Chatham N.B, 2 do You Want a Record ?: Lis: of Daily Record New s Agents who can supply the paper every afternoon.The Daily Record may be secured every afternoon [rom the following agents in Sherbro»ke and elsewhere in the Townships, and at Newport, Vt.IN SILE RBROOKE, © Miss Begin, 1.0.Stamp Wicket.J, L.'Fherriault, 117 King \"Street G E.Robitaille, Cor.Alexander ©.and Aberdeen Avenue.' R.Lakeman, Beckett Road.A.A.Gunning, Montreal Street.Yo.Marechal, 16] Bridge Street,f W.lmery, 215 Wellington St, V.5.Archambault, last Sher- , brooke.Reading Room (Woodard\u2019s).Magog House News Stand.Wellington Street News Stand, A.I.Duberger, King Street.id.Lanctat, Marquette Street.Aug.\u201cMartineau, 28 Oliver Strset.IN OUTSIDE TOWNS.Arlie Norcross, Tennoxville.+H, \u201cMcKipdsey, Leunoxville.\\ Burton; Waterville.Bourassa; Windsor Mills; Cairnie, Coulicook, .pr > \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 we RE > ; ; L > pentes PE Ee wT ead > CS ea rire fe Pe J, H.H.McCourt, Richmond.- Theo Webb, Cowansvilles Fred W, West, Granby.Howard D.Carter, Mugog: K.Johnson, East Angus.E.Choquette, Tarnham.Geo.L.LeClair, Farnham.Raymond\" l.arahee, (ookshire.Bigelow\u2019s §'harmacy, Newport, Allan Herring, Bury.Chas.Reid, Scotstown.1e0.D.Murray, Take Megantle.Lewis Currie, Bedford.an ge = a 22 M 57 ana Été dus EF Lai Arrivals and departures: Mr.James -alled here to attend the funeral Wu r.John Andrews and Miss Nellie Tay- guests of Shaw, called to Waterloo 'by the Mr.Ed- of Rich- caring for Miss Olive with S.Mastine of Kingsey, guests of Mr.James Mas- Tom- her.school; Miss Lilian M.Rose, to Den- nison\u2019s Mills, where she has been en- greed to teach the Philbrick school.RETURNED TOWORK IN A WEEK Mr.P.M.Shannon Cured of Catarrh FATHER MORRISCY MEDICINE Co.,LTn.For three years l had suffered from when I had to leave my work, then in shingle mills, after trying 4 different so- called catarrh cures, and two doctors prescription cured me and I returned to and have never had so P.M.SIIANNON.We have plenty of letters like this proving positively that \u2018\u2018Father Morris- cy's No.26\" Combined Treatment has cured hundreds of cases of Catarrh, generally after other treatments had ailed.Why shouldu\u2019t it cure you?In Com- ned Treatment (Tablets and Salve) At your dealer\u2019s, or from Father e 8 e - I = (Address by H.H.Richardson, Secretary Jacksonville Board of Trade, at Convention of Southern Commercial Secretaries\u2019 Association, Atlanta, July 7-8, 1909, of which he is President.) \u201cWhy Should Municipalities Communities Advertise ?\u2019\u2019 \u201cWhat Should They Advertise ?\u201d \u201cBy What Methods Can It Be Best Accomplished ?\u2019 : \u201cWHY SHOULD A MUNICIPALITY.OR COMMUNITY ADVERTISE ?\u201d The municipality is in the same position as the merchant who has goods to sell.It taxes those \u2018merchants by means of licenses to do business and a percentage on the value of their stocks.This produces revente to keep up the government of {he city, and afford fire and police proi:ction, and to make improve- menis necessary to the welfare of its citizenship.In order to increase the population of the city and thus increase the business of every merchant, it should make known to the world the advantages and possibilities which the city has, from its geographieal position, and its other facilities for doing business, either manufacturing, wholesale or retail.By doing this, the commercial importance of any city will be enhanced; its citizens already established in business, benefited; and, as a result, the city revenue increased so that still greater improvements can be carried on.The charter of all cities should have a provision for appropriations for advertising its advantages, and also for an exemption from taxation for the first year of the establishment of a new industry.I believe, however, that unless the natural, advantages for the locating of a new industry are in existence, it is folly to invite them to come.If the natural advantages are lacking, such an industry is bound to fail, and its very failure will prove a \u201cdetriment to the country.\u201cWHAT A MUNICIPALITY SHOULD ADVERTISE.\u201d Be honest.It is not only right, but, incidentally, it is best.No city should -advertise.anything but what it has to offer.A merchant advertises his wares to dispose of them, and their good quality increases his trade.A city\u2019s good qualities is what it has to offer to newcomers.If they are up to grade, as advertised, it increases \u2018the city\u2019s population, prosperity and renown; but if its advantages are overdrawn, the new- comsr becomes dissatisfied and disgruntled and goes away to advertise the city in a way that tends to hurt its growth.: Ther most fundamental necessity to a.vrogperous city is its healthfulness.or | 4 Climate, of course, has a great deal to do with this, hv! 'he city government should see to it that -a proper sewerage system is kept up; that healthful water is supplied at low rates; that its streets and alleys are well paved and kept clean by he- ing swept and sprinkled every night; that proper supervision over food supplies is had; that a good system of lighting and police protection is afforded, and these secure low insurance rates.That by means of ordinances the price for public utilities such as street cars, telephones, telegraph, dockage, ferries, etc.is kept within reasonable bounds, sufficient to produce a fair return on these investments.All \u2018these points HUNCIPAL NOVERTISIE WHY ADVERTISE, WHAT TO ADVERTISE.AND BY WHAT METHODS, others, such as hdving a good, active, wideawake Board of Trade or Chainber of Commerce, than which a city has no.better asset, because it is usually through this medium that a city\u2019s advantages are made known.The transportation facilities by rail, water and good roads: its manufacturing plants and openings for new enterprises; the cost of raw material and fuel; low freight rates; the banking facilities; its wholesale and retail houses; its lighting, heating, water supply and low rates at which these are supplied.And right here I want \u2018to say that we in Jacksonville are proud of the success we have met with in municipal ownership of public utilities, having the lowest rates in the South for light and water, besides receiving a percentage of the revenue of the street-car and telephone systems.A city should point out the high tone of its citizenship, its churches, Y.M.C.A., social life, clubs, secret societies, its places of high- -class amusement, its parks and playgrounds, all of which make your city a good place to live in, & good place to buy in, and a good place, it you please, to die in.If your individual citizens have plenty of civic pride, your Board of Trade should be the means of concentrating this individualism into a solid-whole and thus bring into being those ideas hich tend to build up a city.The foundation of the wealth of this country is in the farm.The city therefore should help to settle up all agricultural lands of its county, as every modern and successful farmer placed on \u2018the soil of the county is an asset for the city.© Therefore, a municipality | should advertise the advantages and opportunities for the farmer on the lands of its county.The city should take a lead in the matter - of good roads, not only in the city, but in its county and State.This helps the farmer to bring his products to the city, where he also does his trading If your city has not all the good points I have mentioned, get the Board of Trade to work.and secure them, as they can be secured \u2018by united eflorts.These are.some of the things which a city should advertise, and the results, will be he- yond our best hopes, as people like to go where they \u2018do things.\u201d \u201cBY WHAT METHODS CAN IT BEST \u2018BE ACCOMPLISHED ?\u201d\u201d Now, as to the best methods by which a city Can make the world know what it has to offer: \u2018There are many, opinions on this point and \u2018each of us probably has his \u2018own views.I will give mine from the experience I have bad in this developing work.I favof the frequent issue of descriptive pamphlets, gotten up in the neatest and most artistic manner known to the printer's art, and illustrated by half-tone cuts \u201cof the modern buildings of the city.It is & waste of time and money to issue cheaply gotten up literature, as you cannot secure the attention of The photograph should be | 8 best means.first-class in order to get the results, in a fine-screen half-tone ay Then the paper must be of the k à best suited to get the finest repro- oo \u2018having the prospective homeseeker by that | the character of your advertising matter.; am not an advocate of the expensive cloth-bound year-books that some boards get out.The great cost of these necessarily limits the edition, and the, expense of postage is considérable, and they end their usefulness frequently in the wastebasket of the recipient.Nicely gotten up pamphlets less to print and to mail\u2014a large number can be printed at small cost, and they accomplish good results before the progress of time makes the matter out of date.I find it econ- ordinary |correspondence, with little increase fin mail cost.Another way to advertise a cig is toi reach [out for national and State conventigns, opening up your headquarters [in the convention city and exhibit of the resources, and distribute the descriptive pamphlets td the visitors.If you secure the next//convention that advertises the city; but even if you lose, you have \u201cgained the necessary publicity.Another good means of setting forth your advantages is the use of space in the leading\u2019 newspapers and magazines, in the form of descriptive reading atter, illustrated.I don't favor digplay advertising for a city, as it has to be followed up with tooklets| ete.Set forth all you have to |ofler in the write-up, and \u2018then let each inquirer be answered along individual lines.Our Board of Trade has met with a marked degree, of success by adopting the various methods I have outlined, \u2018 Some cities have success- vertised by having an exhibit el from city to city, from which is distributed the descriptive literature.This is a good plan, but quite expensive, and it is more difficult to trace results from, than by other methods.The question has been frequently asked as to the best means of raising the money.to advertise a Hy.The business men of the community must: be educated up to the point of liberality towards its Board of Trade or Chamber of Commerce.The income from initiation fees and should inot be fixed too low.This mistake ig too often made.The general income must be sufficient to pay all fixed charges; salaries, stationery, postage and the printing of the advertising pamphlets, etc.If, however, your commercial body plans an advertising campaign in newspapers or magazines, settle on the amount you think it can raise and profitably expend in any year, then get the commercial body to start an advertising campaign fund with a sub- geription oùt of its own funds, and appoint a good, strong committee to visit every citizen who will be Tene- fited by, the increased population, prosperity and wealth, such work is bound to'bring.It should be im- bre eed up ot nem as a good busi- tully ad car tra opofi - to \u2018contribute to dropohite \u2018and they will respond it, you paenization has gained the R¢dnfid the community by its usted! for the public weal.\u201cEvery city \u2018has its own particular duction\u2019 of the photograph.Have the most attractive style of type you can, so as to make your advertising literature.such as your city can \u2018be proud of.Encourage your home printer by having this work done in of good civic government should be well advertised, as well as many : your home city whenever you can possibly do so without detriment to advantages, and it is these - that should de.made known.By.working unceasingly along the lines I have indicated, -your -city\u2019s\u2019 wealth and | commercial importance will be great- | ly enhanced, and health, wealth, population and prosperity will be the | reward \u2018 CANADIAN AND WORLD NEWS.Insurance on \u2018King Edward Am- | ounts fo Millions.ONE MERCHANT TOOK A POLICY AT SIXTY PER CENT, London, May 10.\u2014Several millions of pounds sterling will be paid in insurance, as a result of the death -of King Edward VII.Risks were afternoon at 65 per cent.A story is being told of one of the biggest dry goods merchants in Western Lon-: don, who, just before his closing; bours, dashed up to Lloyds in a taxicab and sought to insure the stock which he bad laid in for the coming season.He succeeded in effecting insurance at 60 per cent.for a month.SUSPECT HELD ON MURDER CHARGE.Montreal, May 10.\u2014Timothy Candy, 37 years of age, who was employed as night watchman at the boot and shoe factory of Ames-Holden, Limit- _ ed, corner of Inspector and West La- gauchetiere streets, is held at police headquarters in connection with the murder of Constables Fortin and O'Connell, who were.shot down in Chaboillez street Friday night by a man they were arresting on suspicion of theft.He gave three unsatisfactory interviews to police, and has been identified as the man who offered to sell rubvers.DEAD NOW NUMBER NINE, Ottawa, May 10.\u2014Another victim has been added to the list of those whose lives were taken by Sunday evening\u2019s explosion in Hull.Patrick Blanchfield died last evening in Water Street Hospital.He had been struck on the head by a flying stone .and never regained consciousness.The Hull City Council last night, at a special ,meeting, decided to accord the victims a civic funeral on Wednesday next, the procession to start from the Central Fire Station at 7 a.m.Fears are expressed that there -ate many more \u2018bodies in the ruins at Hull.\u201c \u2014\u2014 THAN 1,000 DEAD RECOVERED.Santa Jose, Costa Rica, May 10.\u2014 More than 1, ,000 \u2018dead have been taken from the ruins of Cartago.No one is allowed within the precints of the devastäted city except the Red MORE away the debris, ,removing the bodies covered at Lloyds as late as Friday | A and dynamiting the dangerous build- - ings, Most of the survivors of the earthquake are now at San Jose.Assistance is being sent from the warships.BURGLARS COMMIT MURDER.New York, May 10.\u2014Evidently the victims of burglars, Chas.W.Beman, a Hindoo butler, and Margaret Mes- han, an aged housekeeper, were found \u2018murdered last night in the residence of Dr.Mott D.Cannon, at 131 West 122nd street.ROOSEVELT IN TROUBLE IN ,( NORWAY.Christiania, May, 10.\u2014Mr.Roosevelt\u2019s stay here has been followed by an incident which is making a scnsa- tion in Norway.Mr.Roosevelt has severely censured ex-Premier Cunmar Knudsen, now vice-president of the Parliament, for using his name and quoting.him as a partisan in Norwegian politics.The ex-president wan-s the ex-Premier to withdraw \u2018certain statements which he iz allég- ed to have made with regard to the laiter\u2019s policy of conservation of natural resources of the country.CHARGED WITH MURDER.Smith\u2019s Falls, Ont.May 1).\u2014 \u2018| you devote your stock to the always something behind these wonderful profits, and they accrue only to those who have some special cause for recognition by the public.You may advertise all you wish and spend many dollars, but you cannot sell eggs at $2.00 each; no matter how good your stock is, tinless the public has this merit.Don\u2019 t look for wonderful profits, for the chances are that you will not get them; not.at least until you have been prominently.before the public for a good many years.There is a legitimate profit in the business which is sure when production of market eggs.The profit is still greater when you have breeders that you will produce stock of quality, but it is not quite so certain.You may not be able to sell this stock for what it is really worth, but the chances are that you will if you pursue good business methods.No matter what branch you take up, have good stock, and you will never regret the investment.\u2014P.E.I.Agriculturist.+ ABBOTSFORD.Arrivals and departures: Dr.and Mrs.H.T.Barnes and family, Montreal, at.Newana.Cottage for the Weedmark, the confessed wife mur- d:rer, was arraigned.before Police .Magistrate Sparbam in the Town | Hall here yesterday on the charg?of murder.The evidence of Drs.Stormar and Hogan was positivz as to the cause of the woman's death.: They both swore that death was caused by strangulation caused by throttling.Weedmark was committed for trial, which will be held in the au tumn.\u2014 TO BEGINNERS IN POULTRY CULTURE.We are going to say a word to beginners who contemplate taking up poultry culture either for pleasure or profit.Don\u2019t have an idea that you can get into the front rank as a fancier at once.Not at least unless you are willing to spend a small\u2018fortune to get there.If you ¢an expend $10,000 for stock and $20,000 for advertising, in addition to a good poultry plant, then you may be able to | make yourself known and step into à place close to the head of the procession, providing you spend your money judiciously, If you start in a small way as a fancier you are likely to succeed if you stick to the business, advertise as liberally as you can aflord, always ship good stock, and be sure that every \u2018 customer, is satisfied.If you do this, it may be a number of years before the business is profitable.Dob\u2019t believe that you can get | rich, quick from poultry no matter Cross workers and gangs of soldi and volunteers employed in clearihg | what system you adopt.There § = week end ; Mr.S.Casavant, of St.Hyacinthe at Mr.G.S.Mitchell's recently ;; Mrs.J.J.Gibb and children are at Rock Island, the guests of her mother, Mrs.Cowans ; Mr.C, A.Rowell left recently for \u2018Auburn, Me.; Masters David Watson and H.Rowell, of Montreal, guests of their grandmother, Mrs.S.Page Rowell.To Be DIGESTIBLE and therefore easily assimilated by the organism is a necessary qualification for very food.Tobler's Swiss Milk Chocolate is digestible, containing only best Swiss Milk, pure sugar and cocoa, all good and nutritious foods.You will never hear anyone complaining of indigestion after eating loblers genuine Oo wiss Milk] cost | limit the sizes so they can.be enclosed in the envelopes used in| dues | Rev, McQueen is now attending the Synod at Cornwall.A petition and appeal which has some relation to the matter with which Mr.McQueen deals in his book is expected\u2019 to come |.before the Synod.If it does a lively, | and perhaps sensational discussion, is! expected.CULAR WISH THAT HE SHOULD DO SO.J London, May 10.\u2014It is stated that.the Duke of Connaught, in accordance with the desire of King Edward will succeed Earl Grey as Governor- | General of Canada.\u2026 London, May 10.\u2014Tle Daily Er- press understands that the Duke of Connaught will likely succeed Earl Grey as Governor-General of Canada, it being the particular wish of the late King Edward.The official announcement may be expected shortly.It is suggested also that the Duke Try it: and yield.Ce and WESTERN - And Ts Keeping ualitieg but is more than worth the déferenis, Watch results so Mills at Winnip | C STANBRIDUE EAST.| REV MR.M Te Mr.E.H.Hunter has covered the | Arrival exterior of his creamery.with shin- | irs.Ares and departures gles instead \u2018of clapboards.| iting Mr 5e ryant, of w Mrs.N.O.Paquétte, of Montreal, latives; M F.Bryant and spent a few days with her father, |i; to Ke and Mrs.I p Mr.J.Van Antwerp, last week.15 M Pettey 01 on Saturgy .Mr.A.N.Reynolds sold his driv-_ Te of Montreny Brome, 3 We Will be Out This Wi Week and Prom- ing horse last week to Mr.Thayer, cottage.for 9 Co orek qe M82.Dope New \\ of Enosburg.10 suminer ¥.who +9 Even ve ises Sensation.mer h Se it img of the Fu \u2014 A poor digestion and flagging appetite.\u2018 pet to 2 oe same of ISTERS TO OVERTHROW HIS > to .Pre POSITION AT LINGWICK.- Rev, E.McQueen, of Gould, = Que., is issuing, this week, a book which promises to create quite a sensation.The preliminary announcement reads: \u2018\u2018Pruth is Stronger than Fiction.\u2019 \u201cPresbyterian Church in- Canada.\u2019 \u201cShall the Constitution or Faction | ! e- Ps Jovern the Pastoral Relation?ae .\u201cPlot by a Montreal Minister and A Others to Overthrow the Pastoral Be go Le lation at Lingwick.Discovered \u2018a OW in Defeated! { Dovel ol a natural Coffee of the Is : ] \u201cSensational Deve opmen 8! % - ; * \u201cGreat Reputations at Stake! ulterated, undoctored.Co \u201cFull particulars by Rev.E .Mc- Sold 1 and 2 1 _ Queen, Gould, Que.Orders received, - _CHASE & SANB b.Cans only.tp | Early delivory etc.\u2019 OR - NOW ATTENDING \"SYNOD.N, [ONTREAL, \u2014 \u2014 FLOUR Spaiy R Mr, McQueen\u2019s first edition: of this - Bu book will be only 200 copies.It is Set.people find it necessary to buy a, considerable quan Se expected that the demand wil nec of flour at one time\u2014suflcint to las Tor a bag Bares\u2014 | i | Naturally they are anxious to procure flour of the lei = cen DUKE OF CONN Al GHT adapted to lengthy storage.| tio There are two important reasons why PURITY fom possesses these qualities.One is that it is made: \u201cehitirely fred 1 AS GOVERNOR- GENERAL Manitoba Hard Wheat.The other lies in t 1e fact that the care ;( FOR BA | milling necessary to produce *\u2018 Purity\" solutely excludes of EST, Reported That He He Will Succeed low-grade particles of the wheat berry.It's the high gna Fo pr particulars Earl Grey in Canada.: Manitoba Hard Wheat Flour that aps sani np a Apes leks Boga en AA * .That\u2019 s \u2018\u2018Purity.\u201d \\ ee RALBILARGE STATED THAT IT WAS PARTI- \u2018Purity\u2019 14x44, - ul! y\" flour may cost a tiède ore, | 47000; will sell for ya us one seaman, Apj ad, Richmond, Que.Jouska FOR BALK 6 yoars oid, wv ot qui Le afraid of cars or autos \u201c .Bh .Ste 4 years old, w Lt 1 i - quiet wm.M.Fisk, More Bread: YR SALD \u2014 TE F steasuer, in firat-c! ta bargain for sre daly Lo Box 130 \u2014 A pr ME $35.ELECTRIC ° order, for sale, - 41 King SL.n BALE-\\ LOT dows, aocLions ol better Brad CANADA should open the South African Par-| liament first.The Express says no better appointment could be nade, and that it would strike the popular imagination surely and instantly.Cold Storage| For Furs Lens nd vq 0} 0ABY MOU IM Bang for the season.Put them away where they will be kept in the best possible condition.1 Heat is the enemy of furs.Perfected equipment for storing Furs will be found at ALEX.AMES & SONS\u2019 Public Cold Storage, 279 Wellington St.| Styles of style you decide exactly meets tl \u201cticular job.Then you are sure o | I RANTFORD Af PH AL T Roofing has a silicla finish.It is our biggest seller.Brantford RUBBER is a smooth surface roofing, but contains no \u201cIndia Rubber.\u201d Both ASPHALT and RUBBER are made in three thicknesses.Brantford CRYSTAL is maïe in heavy weight only, It has a mineral surface of rock crystals.It requires no painting.The pure wool felt, which is .the foundation of these three - styles,-i8 made to our own speci- \u201cfications.It costs: 33 1-3, per cent.more than ordinary felt, RANTFORD COMPANY BRANTFORD, No Disordered Kidneys or a Weak Bladder it You Take a Few Doses of Fig Pills All Backache \u2018and Distress from Out- of-Order :idneys or Bladder.Trouble will 1 vanish, and.you will feel\u2019 Hie.Lame Back, Painful Stitches, Rheum natism, Nervous \u2018Headache, Mauziness; 8 essners, Worn- out, Sick Feeling and\u201d oth ar symptoms of Sluggish, Inactive \u2018Kidneys and Liver disappear.\u201d F1(z PILLS go at once to \u2018the disordered Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary - System, and complete ga cure.hefore vou know it.There is no other remedy, at any price, which will \u201ceffect so thorough and rompt a Core as n 25 cent box of FIG PILLS.Only.curative results can Come frôm taking FIG PILLLS, and a few doses mean clean active, healthy Kidneys, \u2018Bladder\u2019 and liver \u2014and No Backache.© For sale at Grifith\u2019s Drug Store.a box, or five for one dollar.25c.wm nr À Double cooking top; no \u201cstooping\u201d necessary while cooking or baking Model H is a new 1910 style of gas.ÿ range.It will soon achieve great pop- à ularity.With Model IT you can cook a meal with \u2018the greatest ease and convenience.You will never be crowded for room.The cooking top is double size\u2014cqual to cight burners'and a sim- à mering burner.And just-mote the convenient location, of the*baking and broiler ovens.No \u201cstooping\u201d is necessary when putting in or taking out pies, cakes, steaks, etc.\u201cMade in Canada\u201d - REF [ET a, ol oem.LS beth ein, Your Choice.E make three styles of Brantford not reasonable to expect one style fo meet all roofing re quirements.So we ask you.to send-for|samples, Choose the Brantford Ro ofin * making of Brantford Roofing.It _ Sherbrooke Agents, J.S.MITCHELL & co, or pries to clear.wards, ES er Fries ARE, driving \u201charm \u201d Ferguson, Minton; Que Roofing pri Tie ak > OF Houvôli dtect 5 Voie SL.oofing;- because it à TN W and plain, a Write quick, to Lusperi Lo, 7 Queou | 8e.» M Mo f on SALE\u2014AT \"HAI andsowe Paso, uphoistorad it nome parie tng, por, Duflerin Avo., Sher R BALE \u2014 FM Short Horn Bull months ; three of the tag strains.Prices | Broadlawa Stock I'arq ttn mi Joe BALD STUM iy acres, wel u and hardwo Leo a2 on \u2018the Si neon, Leunoxville.1e requirements of your pi f satisf c tion.The Asphalt we use nl saturation is 99 per cent.pm.So called \u201cTrinidad\u201d Asphalt b- only about 45 per cent.pure.We spare no expense in the L {4 the highest grade roofing % the market to-day.If you wat that kind of a eoofing look for * TO LE rola, bearing the I ousy To , shown below, , LS n; H, hot Bot wuts, \u201ccol ca RrCIoTER eo A ANY tt)\u2019 oat ft M NEY TO LOAN y F \u20ac Tépayable pr J.Edwards, a i CANADA - L087 | AND T ost.4 oy N SUNDAY bee 8 Lhy st bro wif) be d St.Pets 38.à on retu ord O [[osr-rair \\ OF - ' tee Saturday find \u2014 SITUATION: I UR Boling cas 40 repairi: IN Lp WA iG Re D WANT, for the ne Se Montrey), ( The broiler and drip pans are smoothly coated with white enamel.As BTS wav You can wash and clean them as thoroughly as you can an enamelled sauce pan.\u2018You can change the oven from a circulating to a direct action oven by simply moving a slide.| Be sure.and see Model H at the nearest McClary agency.: Also look at the other seven styles of McClary Gas Ranges.Each style can be supplied with or without two burner extension, oven thermometer, water heater, reservoir, high shelf, high closet and canopy top.Can be changed from artificial to natural gas in a few.minutes.Chocolate McClary Gas Ranges are up-to-date in every particular.Your money cannot buy bigger value, 4 \u2014\u2014 en \u2014\u2014 London, Toronto, Montreal, &t Jobu, N, Bu Homi of King Item, Cal a = me ; =e di-Fenee00.r \"letter to the Provincial - or Me PES A oo et omens Bing a Le BLS &) vores emnns CLEMENT THEATRE hres: Me 19 : ee nt governor of New as tere, \u2018were to be no interreg- 8 , FOR CORRECT ° brooke.for the last ten years, her future consideration.This letter was| Recent arrivals include : Mrs.Wal- Warden, (i me bee, to fill Hughes's We hereby nominate all lieutenant g qe 4 ° = for half of that time had been in IB as a bi dead end in the| ter Hutchinson and little daughter, and athe ws! who y from Oct- 1 to Jan.goverfiors to full citizensbip i th 0 eddin dtationer e Poor health, his illness finally ter- mater p pes near b is place which he of Eastman, guests of ber parents, : P: Tay.shy .Land of Political Forgetfulness h ro.| ® : e minating in death.The late Mr.\u201cTt was also soa] that Mr day MeO Randall.of S \u201cBolton.a av.: / Syracuse, is; 4 ; ore Maen ; - @ : Dohert f th ; : ' C NES ' ) Brood: Me, A Horace White, or i\u201d SU palore populated exclusively by Vice ie wipe pour orders vith Js We e | sturdy band Pot *Capelton miners.Moore Kelly be exempt from taxes on visiting relatives here ; Miss A.Amer- May 10th & 11th king T0.Be put H ew York newspapers, the Alon st of the United States.And .g you sutisfaction.\u2018 © give .and one of the last survivors.He his comb factory for a period of 25|ault, of Knowlton, with her parents , Who hi ; en the * overnor's appoint.i; most complete absence of pub-ie Gur Wis ¥ error oo @|leaves to mourn his loss his wife, ve 8, provide e employs no less| Mr.and Mrs.0.Amerault for ©) The Hersld Square Company pre- Ca, ef biog of the.& e Bench, hardly !° comment upon Mr.James School-|e ir WEDDING INVITATIONS \u20ac |four sons, Messrs.Frederick and Bert than an average of 25 hands.\u2018week end ; the Misses Pansy and I.: Ey 5 u go the Suprem h man who is craft Sherman\u2019s St.Louis speech on|® and ANNOUNUEMENTS are made \u20ac Doherty \"of Sherbrooke, John and = Blodgette of S.Bolton in town on sent.the delightful musical can.lig 4 on the pame of is almost tire Payne hill does not tend to soft- ® specially for us by the most skill- e William Doherty who are in Cali- - .Sunday © Mr.Jas.Cooper, of Knowl- ) 1 i PA successor er en the.cruelty of this proposal.° ed engravers und printers in Cu- © fornia.and two daughters Mrs.W » : ton Landing, guest of his aunt, Mrs.comedy, - yn À PS rs Se eo tu, and only the best paper ob- © G.Tobin and Mrs.E.D Kelly.The er roo e : Milo Willard, on Saturday.! : \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 | @ tRinable is used, We will be ©/en 8 k lace to- , DE é mé \u2018 (4 memes = 1 .o funeral will take place to-morrow at ASE \u20184 @- Peused to have you inspect our @ St.Patrick's Church.: ; { :R @ sample book, which shows all the @ \u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 .; \u2019 : ) .i À ° latest and wost- popular styles.® TOOK OATH OF ALLEGIANCE., | .[ \u2018 PC / : is .Th d i - ro | | lh e .e Judges an officials at the ; el e R.J.Spearing.° Court House took the oath of alle- 3 - jo fh © © giance before Mr.J.E.Genest, pro- .: .e Goldsmith and Diamond Mer- @ | thonotary, who is & commissioner i B ¢ © chant.e - © e © © e e ® HT cause it is roofing re: (\u2019hoose the *, | your par- \u2018 % wnse in the \u2019 | Roofing.It .roofing on.\u2019 Ir you want ng look for - trademark AR < DA NN ~~ ¥ \"he Paton Manufacturing @._ est | \u2018 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1910.PAGE SEVEN.; = ST TT \u2014 v = FNKNOWN OFFICIAL.unanimously a jump from Hughes di- : SHERBROOKE, Que.de \u2019 0 the market for 100,000 lbs.choice n° Eastern Townships Wool, farly delivery wanted.Purchases will be paid in cash.EEE * { nd Ç Re \u201cpaily Record\u201d Want Advertisements | Bic RESULTS Fôr LrrrLe Money q Bares\u201415 words or less-15¢_cach insertion, one cent for cash \u2018additional word ; six inser- 5 tions for the price of five, Coes FOR BALE.HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE._ - qe x regen 4 A 7 ANEW FRAME DWiSLL- ANTED-\u2014 FIRST CLASS MEAT i pu ar Butter Factory, in South W Cook.Apply at once, Albion Hotel- articulars, write Box 1147, Le aie Meganti, or apply Lo Mrs.Dubéan remises.Doan Me pres Coe, Sherbrooke, M SALE-LARGE TENT.1N_ 11 07.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014_ : Laxzs, all complete; © cost iy ANTED \u2014 WAITRESSES \u2018AND joo; will sell for $35.00; gust buen 1 Chumbr Maïds, for 1st June and yw oe seasun, Apply to Pl, J.Gir- 1st July, for the fumous Suwuer resort, W, Richmond, Que.Apply Wa, Burrows, Abenakis Springs, Que, .TSES FOR SALE\u20141 BAY MARE, | \u2014\u2014 Ps Cold, weight 1,250; not VV ANTIED\u2014A GIRL FOR 1 Also one horse, | housework, Apply, and 16 Ontario St.\\ ANTED\u2014A FEW GIRLS TO WIND - Jersey yarn.Apply .Paton Mig.GENERAL «nid of cars or autos.0 Mrs.CA.Lt pyre old, weight 1,100, \u201csound Holmes, ot Wa.M.Fisk, Wuterviile.[VV ANTED AT ONCE\u2014KITCUEN GIRL ~ and table girl.Apply Gr \u2019en- tral Hotel,- Magog.pply Grand Cou THR BALB \u2014 TEN HP.STANIAY steamer, in first-cluss repair, will be 2 dat a bargain for cush.l'or particul- Re Cee im a 1 Box 130 Lust Angus.VV ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, A GOOD = ; « Dressoiuker, speaking both Jlun- \\ES25.ELECTRIC FAN, IN GOOD] BUuges.Apply D.Courser,, Upper order, for sule, $16.J.A.Purche, | ford, Que.i King SL.* - + a T T gl \\7ANTED \u2014 A CAPABLE GENERAL R SALE\u2014A LOT OF DOORS, WIN-{} ; servant.Apply Mrs.Walter Wil- IB oss, sections of Shelving, ete, nt son, 14 Queen St.\u2019 : LS prices to clear.Apply J.k.1id- Tr apy TT _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ww \u2019 VV ANTED\u2014A COMPÉTENT GENERAL régie er em 0 } servant, Mrs, C.G.llobson, 30 (Epéhaiz-uare, BUGUY, SILEIGLE, |.Moutreal St.gwd driving harness.Apply to CU.GS iquon, Minton, Que.- Bed- \\\\\\VANTED\u2014A YOUNG LADY, AS IN- : Voice clerk, Pape mg es 23 Poerless Jewellry Co., Eg pa SALE OF FURNTIU piS-AND | Sherbrooke.À \u201cBoûséhgld Effects.Apply No.19, = \u201d : Yo 84, _ V ANTED \u2014 GOOD PLAIN (COOK, four iu family.; Other mai t, Mrs.72 Dulforin Ao Kea ANANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT, WW: ro.J [jE FENCING FOR SALI, WOVEN Wu.Morris, 88 wd plain, various\u2019 lengths, cheap.Tig quick, to Imperial Wuste und Metal 7 Queen St., Montreal.2 ; Kaunily of three.\u2014 Apply Mrs, I.WwW, ven Bb, Mootrewd.White, 11 Bank street.19 [] 8 saLE\u2014AT HALF (OST, UNGSU-] ag OT LE \u2014 * lly handsome and conmfyrtable F ANTED \u2014 AN ALL ROUND \u2018COOK Rg - female preferred), for Aion, upholstered in dark green.Spéc- |} summer u light bumning gear fitted to order.In boarding house.Must be first cluss.Dr.ve, andition.Apply S.I.Morey, eyes, Georgeville, Que.4 Duibrin Ave, «Sherbrooke.ja SALE \u2014 FIVE REGISTERED Short Horn Bulls, aged 12 to 15 Mis; three of them from, good milk- | 4wWrains.Prices low.Ii.V.Norton, kadlawo Stock Farm, Cuaticook, Que.B BALD \u2014 BTUMPAGE ON ABOUT £ 4lty acres, well timbered with spruce, mock and hardwood ; 4 miles from morille, on the St.Fraucis.Angus | Lion, Lennoxville, Co EE ; TO LET., POV ANTED \u2014 SOME DRAWING - IN ' girls for our Wgollen Mills Paton Munufucturing Compéfiy, Sherbrooke.\\ ANTED A GOOD GENERAL , vant who understunds plain Ing ; no washing or ironing.home und good wages.Apply at S.Mores's, 50 Dufferin Ave, HELP WANTED\u2014MALE.ge pre [RM IT ITA \\ ANTED \u2014SALESMEN, EXCLUSIVE line, porauanent, big earnings guar- anteod, no \u201d experience, 10 vacancies.Writo, Luke Brus., Ltd., Montreal.gu SER- cook- A good F.\u201ciat WEB TO LET 7 ROOMS T es = \u2014 eer LET \u2014 ME BAT |.STE ds water, coul tia.Apps à NP XCHINIST WANTRD FOR MILL RE LETT : AYE pair Shop?Apply Brompton Pulp & ~~ ie 100 Paper Ca, Bromptonville, Que.«WF = NEW HOUSE, 7 NICK Soom oe mr \u2014\u2014l\u2014 >; 400 with modern convenience AJANTED-ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, il putea, A.Lanctot.conveniences, W speaking french and English, ns I.Lg \u2018A ere 0 Bulesiuan in hal fustriment and music ew AND SEVEN roomed department of Sherbrooke store.IL.C.tourbe, odern conveniences, in- Wilson & Sous.\u2014 am ag us, Ap | NE ply John B \" RDA in y u Brown, Fulton INVA NFED=-A MAN TO MAKE HIM- WE we | self generally useiul.Apply even- BFOLET \u2014 32 LONDON SIN.39 Moore Street.puy iny, Rady\u2019 fof gcc ay 15 > AN | , upuncy May 15th.-81 _.; a a all modern conveniences, (| ABORERS WANTED.\u2014ALPLY LUS er Beat and gas.A.RR.Wilson, | 14 tis Mining Co.ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED CLERK tor, grocery store; give references.27 Record.YEr ro LOAN ON FIRST MORT- » 18, Tepaçable TR 7 A fe Ewan Ou ciusy tems.Ap \u2014 .W.Box Wilson & Sons.1 JSPAIR HAND WANTED FOR TAI, t oring departinent.We offer à per- Bl WS™aND FOUND.- BION ginny i ss SUNDAY, OID - IFASIITON.w gy 00thys broach, APN Qi between 7 manent position and good wages for a and St ve « ; is ¢ stent d eration Wy = Peter's Churell, Reward hand who is competent to do altlery \u2018lex % Un return to 7 Quebec St.und repair work.Apply to John O, Bun- ~ Record Oflice.can, Sherbrooke.À OST par.TT a i | ROF SPECTACLES : ANTED \u2014 MACHINISTS AND SP abs ON : ; ; Ag ture.Finder return \\ 0 Teeeord i à 4 moulders, steady work, good wages { for capable men, Apply to® Cunada Irot e\u2014 - Corporation, Ltd., Three Rivers, Que.ad \u201cGOOD .GENERAL A \u201cTUATIONS WANTED.A\\TANTED \u2014 A i UR pp; tS POST W blackemith for Scotstown, l will al a So repairing > POSFILON.either hire by the day, or rent, or sell RD.Sesuin \u201cs drive any Gut my shop.A great opportunity Jor Toe es ee a good horse shoer.Address Mr, E.C.J as a RTE REVEIENCES, | MeKkay, Scotstown._ tango Writing, Irene = 5 N dgprilation sor Night ook keep REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.= to 21 Record.- +50 rer Sat AGENT GO 4 OR SALE \u2014RESTDENFIAT, PRO R- ~ GENTS WANTED.ty.\u2014Good: House : modern conven- ç {cEvrs- - 7 \u2019 iences.\u201d Stable and Barn attached ; all AY ti Want IN ALL Trou in best ceñdition.Stands In own J her\" (Gr: the now Parka POCALI- Ty rounds, quarter of an acre.Would sell * péivate lest invention in, Calan furniture\u2019 also.T.A.King, Main t.3 ¢ qd ral eons schoos and ho- Windsor Mills.\u2014- pe _ -L TN Hig dE \u20ac Cou US Ae Pporrer HOUSE AND.BARN FOR » Moutreal Que OS Nicholas saié.52 Laurier.ave 0 .ACèyTg ~ : 25 TETE re ld ANTE - KF SATLF\u2014152 WELLING a oar \u2014 AL THENTTC Brock Jour.best business stand ia Pry ToPking, fo {tl MIT ds 4.1 city.Apply Mrs.H: Connor.de 220 severa] your he thse 1 oD in spip HO _ LOUE.Aru vol- E\u20142 UP-TO-DATE LF- by ry Superbly Hs tia ted = JOR A houses, on Terrill Ave.Wont Seg Mal commission flardwood finish throughout; speing ) 9 qu outiit gn hs Ton pay post gener, Splendid investment.Address, thoi made, Act 4 Let | Stoo quer |p TR Terrill, Fast Sherbrooke.ston ¢ of territor Artehiy and seep em < 55 ee RL Seo The Joie CL F\u2014167 ACRES OF LAND.Pie ite lorento, Cas.Jeon, Sarr limits._neur Prospect Tax : : ° » .A - street.\u2018First-class land tor gardener.Ap ple Edouard Boudreau.notary, - Jington St, Sherbrooke.at ir as 22 BLO NOT TOT 1e of, Roten that the Dison School 7 teal am Wes, in -Distriet No.SOR SALE \u2014~ FARM OF FH LATE LY iF Mong 037, will Le sold: hy | Me Albert TLyster.situate : miles rom fl \u201cng {80 hon,\" the ih day of Richmond.24 mile from Gore rond Sy be OF te Clock i A yu pes : goo » hut ding?= sp ' » the 5g 1910, vekin tthe jarm uw Th Caceres cullivated.Supm + Ahh Que\u201d SEALE.Le pen vu.! bush, orchard.+ English location.Ian ua 21007\" ust be sold.Price F7,000.00, .Apply 0 to Louald M.Rowat, Nada, Richmond Vous ste og ss ob damit comms thd ma nd om i _ \u201c MISORLLANEOQU ANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS BOILER ln = Ous W takers and steel workers, at, ones.> FORREST, w Jo Cpe .Highest wages paid.acKionon, Ho os} \u2018 | sor Hs, Cle, R= \u2019 EL vad 28 English Syniicate, open Co., Liwited.: Ne owners reganri \u201cork- ! SSII ie .+ OF developin, Ly] TRUE WO ANTED\u2014AT ONCE, PIANO SALKS- A Bron, | B capital.Address 19 \\ wan, speaking French and Euglish, Sn to travel in llustern Towuships, ll, C.87 Wel- \u201833 Strathcona Sq.i Boll Phone 418, CITY NEWS Mr.J.J.Penhale is spending a few days in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas McCrea and Miss Mabel McCrea, of Were in town \u2018this week.Mrs.Edwin Drown,-of Lowell, Gleason for a short time.Every man in No.6 Company will at Armory.L.A.Bayley, Capt.No.6 Coy.Mrs.J.M.Jenckes has returned from St.Johnsbury, Vt., where she visited her mother, Mrs.L.M.Brooks.The Rev, A.Martel, parish priest lof Stoke Centre, was taken quite ill on Saturday last pt is under the care of Dr.Bedard.Co The Royal Templars of Temperance, Sherbrooke Council, have leased the handsome af \u2018 commodious rooms of the 8.0.E.B.8., in which to hold their meetings for the future.Considerable complaint is made on the part of the summer residents in the.vicinity of Little Lake - Magog, of certain depredations heing - made upon their property, their cottages broken into - and small thefts committed.A canoe belonging to a well-known Sherbrooke visitor had evidently been used as a target, as it was found riddled with holes.Such acts of wanton mischief ghould be severely punished if their perpetrators can be discovered, and it is almost a certainty that sooner or later they will be discovered.A very pretty Wedding took place at Black Lake.on Monday morning, when Miss Marcoux, daughter of Mr.Michael Marcoux, was united in marriage to.Mr.Ernest Gingras, of St.Ferdinand de Halifax.The bride, who.was very tastefully gowned, was accompanied to, the altar by her father, and Mr.Gingras was support- ed-by Mr.Eudore Fournier, his bro- ther-in-law.Luncheon was served at the home of Mr.Fournier, and supper at the home of the bride's parepts, after which.the young cou- PIE elt YoF a wedding trip,?in the and relatives.THERE WAS NOTHING DOING.An adjourned meeting of the Executive of the Sherbrooke County Liberal Association was held last evening.At the last meeting the cues- tion of the Governorship of Sherbrooke jail was discussed, but the matter was left over until last night.There was some talk on the matter last night but there was nothing in the way of nominating any one.DEATH OF MR.JOHN DOHERTY.The: death occurred last evening at his home on Ball street, of Mr.John 2 At this season, scores of people, girls and women especially, find their faces marked with pimples, dark spots, eruptions, etc.The skin needs attention, needs renovating after the trying wintet season.| Just think what it has had to go through?You have béen out in rain and sleet and snow.You bave beeir porspiring from skating, or some other exertion, Then you have stood to \u2018cool off.\u201d You have spent hours of the day indoors at a temperature equal to summer heat.Then you have covered up your skin, except yaur face, and gone out into a tomperature \u2018away below zerole No wonder that the skin of the face and neck shows sigus of needing attention.Zam-Buk is a slin food.Smear it lightly over the spots, the eruptions, \u201cthie sallow patches, at night, and notice how quickly your appearance improves: As the rich, refined, herbal essences sink \u2018deep into the tissue, the hard scurvy-like patches are: removed.The cuticle is softened, \u201cThe cells beneath are stimdlated to healthy operation.The pores resume their work propsriy.Better color results._The cells of the skin being purified by Zam- Buk\u2019s stimulating balm, become transparent ; the blood beneath is able to impart its proper coloring to the tissue, and ths delicate bloom of healt replaces the sallowness and pallor of disease.A few days of Zam-Buk treatment will transform a \u2018\u2018 muddy,\u201d speckled, spotty complexion into one of attractiveness and prettiness.\u2019 Use Zam-Buk for more serious skin troubles, such as eczema, pustules, boils, \u201culcers, fosterin sores, ringworm, scalp xOres, soregon the body due to blood -poixon- ing, ete.Mothers will find Zam-Buk unequalled forhahv! 60c box all rtores.à .' i a Cookshire, | course of which they-will visit friends | be expected to be on parade to-night \u2018THIS ACTION Mass., is visiting Mr.and Mrs, E.S, ; appointed to administer such.\u2014 PULPWOOD OF QUEBEC, United Stafes Removes Duty of 35¢ a Ton.\u2014 WILL MEET THE NEW CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.Washington, D.C., May 10.\u2014 To meet the new conditions imposed on May 1st, by the Province of Quebec on exports of pulp wood, the United States Treasury Department has made a decision removing the countervailing duty of 35 cents a ton on print paper made from pulp wood cut from the Crown lands in that province, Quebec was-the one Canadian province which imposed.an export duty of 25 cents a cord on pulp wood cut from Crown lands.The recent action of the province in prohibiting exports of pulpwood naturally annulled the tax on such exports.The Treasury Department decision simply meets the new situation, removes the countervailing duty of 35 cents a ton on print paper, and leaves wood same situation in Quebec as has been prevailing in the Province of Ontario which also prohibits the export of pulpwood.This decision means in effect that from both provinces print paper from pulpwood cut from Crown lands pays a tax of $3.75 a ton, the regular duty plus the additional duty provided by the tariff bill, bringing the total duty on a ton of print paper from Canada to $5.75.The same restrictions exist on the importations of woodpulp as have existed before from both provinces.Wood pulp and pulpwood cut from private lands.can be imported the United States, entirely free of duty, but the tariff on print paper made from pulpwood, cut from private lands in Canada remains at the Payne Law provision of .$3.75 a ton.LAND CASE AGAIN ! Local Parties Who Bought Land in West Not Pleased With Deal.CLAIMED THAT LOTS\u2018 WERE SOLD AS CITY ONES, WHEREAS THEY WERE HALF A MILE AWAY.A term of the Superior Court opened this forenoon with Mr.Justice Demers on the bench.The case against the Saskatoon Real .Estate Company, which did business in this city, was continued from a previous term.It will be re- BEFORE COURT.membered that several parties who bought lots from the company, believing them to be within.city limits, learned , afterwards that they were only within half a mile of the limits.As a result a test case was instituted by one of the purchasers to get his money back._ Should the judgment go.in plain- ed.MISSED.After hearing the evidence the Court dismissed the action _ which had been entered jointly with the was responsible for the agent, not the agent for the prindpal.The case against the company was taken en delibere.+ EOWLING.MAGOG HOUSE AND CANADIAN RAND TIED FOR FIRST POSITION.The Magog House bowling team de- \u2018| feated J.8.Mitchell\u2019s last night by a score of 1745 to 1611, thus tieing with the Canadian Rand for first place in the League.The following is a summary of last night'a game : MAGOG HOUSE.» LOOMIS ives .\u2026.+.creer cones 515 Davis .serons ernie aan 391 , Adams \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ce el ; 412 E.C.Fraser \u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.426 Total .Levneus +005 1745 J.8.MITCHELL & CO.F.Mitchell .reer.428 H.Edney .«ccs cove on.496 J.0.Jones .ceev .002 R.Moe .ccoevr .\u2026.0.mean, 385 Total .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.vs coven a.1611 ; + CLAIMS WATER \u2014 a\u2014\u2014 PLAINT TO PROVINCIAL BOARD OF HEALTH.Granby, May 10.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 At the adjourned meeting of the Village Council there were present Mayor.Miner, Councillors Monty, Barr, Bradford and Kent.- After routine business, it was Leta 6 = POLICY | pulpwood, | pulp and print paper in the |- into| tiff's favor other suits will be enter- ACTION AGAINST AGENT DIS-f company, holding that the principal |\u2019 but | 18 IMPURE.! GRANBY COUNCIL SUBMIT COM-! i] re-\u2026 BOlwed .fhat à copyeol;Mr, Minard's Society MAY FIRST AFTERNOON, AT 2.80 : Song Recital by four soloists.FIRST EVENING, AT 8.15: \u2018\u201c\u201cHiawatha's Wedding Feast\u2019 (Coleridge Taylor) and miscellaneous Concert Programme.SECOND AFTERNOON, AT 2.30: \u201cIN A PERSIAN GARDEN\" (Liza Lehman) for quartet of \u2018solo voices, with piano accompaniment.(Text from the \u2018\u2018Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.) The above three concerts will held in the Ar?Hall.SECOND EVENING : | Mendelssohn\u2019s Oratorio, ELIJAH.The use of the Methodist Church has been granted by the trustees for the production of this work, , .FORCES.Chorus, the Sherbrooke Choral Society (160 voices).be Sopranos : \u2018 MISS MABEL BARKER - (Montreal) \u201cOur Own Soprano.\u201d MASTER GORDON LABAREE (In Elijah).Contralto : MISS KATHERINE RICKER (Boston) Tenor : MR.MERLIN DAVIES (London and Montreal) Baritones : \"MR.CLARENCE H.WILSON (Boston) MR.A.C: JACKSON Just home from a year study in Germany.4 Accompanists : MR.E.-0.GRUNDY and MR.LYNNWOOD FARNAM .(Moatreal) of Organist : \u2019 MR.LYNNWOOD FARNAM Leader of Orchestra : MR.R, GRUENWALD ; (Montreal) Conductor : 7 MR.E.F.WATERHOUSE 5 PRICES :\u2014 Evening Concerts .veer $1.00 Afternoon Concerts.75¢ All Seats Reserved.Subscribers\u2019 Tickets covering Subscribers have first choice of two seats for the four concerts, $5.00 seats.\u2018Application should be made at oncé tu the Secretary.DATES.The dates fixed upon\u2014May 19th and 20th\u2014are necessarily changed on account of the national bereavement, and new êngagements have to Le made.Arrangements will be completed at the earliest possible moment and public notice given.give you any 1 FESTIVAL] Sherbroo article in the Furniture line GAMHURST Standard and Registered.Register No.41,971.@ >.A fast Kentucky Weighs 1,250 1hs.Record 2.291.Bred by G.and C.P.Cecil, Danville, Kentucky.: sire was Nut- he by the cele- King Gamhurst\u2019s hurst, record 2.12, brated sire Nutwood, record 2.10%, he Belmont 54, by Alexander's Abdallah, he by * Rysdike\u2019s Hamble- tionian.i The dam of Nutwood was Miss Russell, the dam of Maud S., 2.84.The dam of Nuthurst 2.12, was En- \u2018terprise by Opward, 2.254, by George Wilkes 2.22, he by Rysdike\u2019's Ham- bletonian.Onward is the sire of 115 Trotters and 32 Pacers, in the 2.30 list and better and his offsprings ,92 Pacers, 206 Trotters in the list.The dam of King Gamhurst was = Ray Wilkes, by Gambetta Wilkes, his record is 2.19}.She is-also the dam of Mamola 2.18%, Penick 2.19}, Dunette 2.22}, Rosette, 2.18}, Airship'2.114, and Hero \u2018 2.10, Gambetta Wilkes, 2.19%, is the best stallion living to-day, and has in the list 2.10 and 2.15 Trotters and Pacers more than any other stallion living or dead ; he has ten .colts with records in 2.10 and «better, 52 with records in 2.15 and,has 200 colts in the list of 2.30 and better.No other stallion that ever lived had as many colts in the list\u2014nd .horse outranks King Gamhurst in Canada or United States in breeding, in blood or speed lines.He starts very fast and can show a two-minute clip on the road.There is no reason why this horse should not give extreme speed.He was the fastest yearling ever bred in Kentucky.He paced a quarter of a mile in 314 seconds when only one year old.Two years ago in -the spring, 24th of May, this horse won the first money at Stanstead, 3 mile heat, doing the half mile in 1.104.King Gamhurst stands 16 hands high, his color a beautiful bay, no white.He is of perfect conformation and no man ever saw a horse with better disposition.Like begets\u2019 like.Breed to the blood that has produced campaigners.This horse will make the season of 1910, beginning June 1st: Monday noon.at the stable of BE.8.Squires, Compton; Monday night at Hotel Stable, Waterville ; Tuesday noon, at stable of A.M.Bowen, East Hatley; \u2018Tuesday night, at Badger's Stables, Ayer's Cliff ; Wednesday noon at the stable of Highland House, Barnston; Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the proprietor\u2019s stable, Coaticook.Service Fee, $10 to Warrent \u2018Mares disposed of will be considered in {oal,.All' mares at owner's risk._COATICOOK.en SRE Ee Da en atm ge Now is the time to get bargains in Furniture.Our stock is so complete we can , at almost any price you wish.- ¢ can give you Sideboards from.cccciieiininnnin $12.00 to $75.00 Dining Tables from.o.Cee ssssoss 400001.93.50 to 845.00\u201d Dining Chairs from.\u2026.\u2026.srrerereneersn ec ancre rennes .$6.00 a set to $80.00 : * Ded Room sets from.a ens eee na nn \u2026 410.00 to 8100.00 } Iron Beds from.ssssérerrss ses ren rnrune rarer a $2.70 to $24.00 Brass Beds from.rrrrereanarieaaenen een \u2026$14 00 to $70.00 | - Mattresses from.cen versus eu Prusse ns 00 es cerlTeprasses scene 2.70 to $25.00 - We are spccial agents for the celebrated Marchall Sanitary Mattress, ask to see it.\u2018Our assortment of Sitting Room Furniture is very large.We have a big assortment of comfortable Wicker Chairs and Rockers at all | Oak Morris Chairs and Oak Rockers at all prices and Lounges from.$4.50 to $50.00 The modern sitting room of Mission Furniture of which we carry a very large stock.; T he Chairs and Rockers are always so comfortable and the-plain design and quiet color make a room very cosy and inviting, 5 Mission Chairs and Rockers we have from - Cash or Credit Our Easy Payment System is Very Convenient SHERBROOKE FURNITURE \u201cCO.METROPOLE BUILDING.\u201cA.S.No.45 Bred Stallion.Prices:\u2014Orchestra, 50c; Bal.Circle, 35c; Balcony, 25c; Gallery 15c._ ESTATE AUCTION SATE On Wednesday May llth, 1910 The undersigned, under instructions, will Sell by Public Auction for estate late MRS.B.CLARK at her late residence, - Melbourne St.Sherbrooke all moyables belonging estate, comprising in part: contents of drawing room.soma very fine pieces of old furniture, Sitting room, dining room} 6 Ledroomns, kiteh- ens, sheds, dry wdpd, ete, Particulars in posters.Terms, cash.Bale at 10 o'clock a.m.i JOHN J.GRIFFITH, Auctioueer, Tenders for the Purchase of E.T.Bank Stock I am instructed by the Council of Hat- ley to.advertisé for sealed Tenders the\u201c purchase of Twenty Shares of F.\u20181.Bank Stock, in any quantity to suit the purchaser, said Lenders to be opened oj, the morning of June 6th, next.Tho highest or any tender not neces?sarlly accepted.: _Bec.-Trens., Hatley, Que.JOLIN P, BOWEN, sm Canadian Army Service Corps.The Non-Coms.and men of No: 6 Co.C.A.8.C., will meet at the New Arwory on Tuesday and Thursday ovenings, for \u2018issue of uniforms, instruceion, etc, ° Vacancies for a few good recruits; By order, A: P.LOMAS, Capt.Change of Address FROM WALTON AVENUE 710 ~ IRWIN SAWDON Hon.I.Mus.Organist and Choirmaster St.Andrew's Church, Sherbrooke.: Late Sole Violin of the london and Provincial.Concerts.Musical Di- roctor Yorkshire Union of Artists, ._ and Leeds Symphony Orchestra.Visits Waterville, Wednendaya, Address : 55 Queen Streot, Shorbrooko.Bell phone \u2018 885.\u2014 Acknowledgments | CARD OF THANKS.We wish to take this opportunity of expressing our sincere thanks Lo our neighbors and friends, one and all, for their assistance and kind sympathy in our sad bereavement In the sudden death of our son, Albert ; Also for the many beautiful flowers, making particular wmen- tion of the beautiful wreaths from the Centrals of the Canada Telephone Cn., tha employees of the Dominion Brida Co., and his Mc@ill University clurs mates.MR.and MRS.A.8.J'ARNSWORTII, Suwyerville, Muy 10th; 1910, \u2014œ_ -\u2014\u2014 FA LUS, BROMPTON Piditor Daily Record.oo Dear Sir (Would.you kindly through your paper on my behalf, thauk Mr.Fred J.Alger and the excellent insurance Go.\u2018he represents, us 1 roceived without any delay or.trouble the full amount of: wy Insurance for wy total loss Ly fire which occurred last week.I shall always speak irniture Co.HOUSE and OFFICE FURNITURE\" Carpets, Curtains, Oilcloth, Brass and rices from.$2.70 to $15.00 : 0.se 18a a good word for the Montmagny Iuosur- ance Co., and agent, Fred J.Alger.H.HATCH mp Iron Beds TREE se.85.00 to 830.00 | = BUCHAN, Manager.+ for - 55 QUEEN ST.Fo MY I a JR : wo = ober ; x Là Li, ! a \u201d Lat = A ) .x oC © ov + \u201c vo.eigen gs FC > JT te ca À ut ; EIT 8 #, ; FY #° _ \u2019 Ÿ \u2018 - L$ 5 fF i \u20ac # - \u201coa } : ä .: ; x } LE - FE - j ; : lo, - e, « .4.- , TE : : b 2 ~~ to à ; > QL 4 Rr } yt BE.; J ' .ag » ho.TR ol 4 48 ; ; \u20ac i there pom x ppp ne epg re Sgr II py Ae Ei hp + ~ SVL Ln le oe.>.aly ee y ayn.ER SE EJ Aman ah A diet EL pe ane mre Ns i .© TP ~ je.SEL Tea 2 i TYTN F5 ae thu ben Re ono.Fmd pe = 12 es ue ; LEE a ON ST ee - os \"tar séries + a sh = Ps oft 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 * PAGE FIGHT VIT PEN \u2014 0000000000000000007220000000000000006000000000 |.SCHOOL SL If there is any feature of a well conducted Clothing House that demands special attention, it's the provision of right sort of Boys\u2019 School Suits.We appreciate this fact and secure for our trade.The Best School Suits Made Test the superiority of our school suits \u2018by bringing the.Boy here for his outfit.You'll be pleased T.VINEBERG 00000000000000000000000000000000 147 Wellington Street 80000000 eccesscccscescene cococcecooco 000000000 « B.A.| I Feather Pillows Onc pair of guaranteed all fea- small oval drawer, ther Worth: 53, 75, for.only, .bran ere the use of at.3 : _ RE Greeley, Sutton.S H P.Darche, Bawyerville.FÉ \u2018drawers, British bevelled mirror, \u201c20 in.x 42 in.top, mounied on self-.+] .retaining casters, for only $18.50 Washstand Large quartered cut oak Washstand, to match dregser, 2 doors, worth only Lencscccarserers pare erererreieneens envnvare as long as ordinary , paints, Paint that will cover better bright longer\u2014and last nearly twice \u2018Paint that will not chalk, check nor cra .1\u2014if common sense guides Paint it t clé 17 years to perfect by adding, just cnough of onc special ingredient, Money\u2019s=worth paint -that\u2019s the idea! of M-L Pure It\u2019s in \u2018every can wm Pants.\u2014 AT ECHENBERG'S We keep Furniture and Home Furnishings of all descriptions.They are high grade goods RR 21 which we sell at low prices, and on.| eb \u201cEASY PAYMENTS! 3 DRESSER += A beautiful genuine quarter cut oak Dresser, two large and two DER chip ts eu Edi alone ade maar di Ren FRET à in.x 30 1 foi ii worth $30.00, knobs, All sizes 1 large $8.50, for 6 lbs, per pair, 71 look | of IER TY Made in 40 colors for all paint users by Imperial Varnish & Color Co., Limited, of Toronto \u2018SOLD BY \u2018J.D.Bush, Shdrbrooks, I.J.D.Gauthier, \u2018 Cookshiré:-* \u201cCG.J.Lane, Lennoxville.Dingman, Bastman: Hurd,>Aÿer'8 OHf.coccecceccccocooceee TT esse HH i This White Enamelled Iron Bed, with brass top rails, husks 1 1-16 in.posts.It is very strong bed, exactly like cut.and a sesesescrricacctrrtens ssarecnresss aves \u201c a ®ecessesene eoseseseseeseeseseivee SHERBROOKE DXILS RECORD, TUHSDAY, MAY 10, 2010.WAY\u2019S MILLS.Arrivals and par include (\u2014 Mr.and, Mrs.W.L.Mr.sand Mia ir Daniel - a \u2018Daniels, Barnéton, :on Sas Miss L.Clifford from Newport, where she has heen visiting her brother, Mr.ED.Clifford ; Mr.and »irs.B.E.Converse, of Barnston, guests of Mr.J.L.Converse on Sunday ; Miss Delight Kimball, of Beebe at Mr.I.E.Thompson\u2019s for the week end; Mrs.Orson Cleveland and Miss M.Cleveland, of Barnston at Mr.J.O: Oliver's on Saturday ; Mr.and Mrs.L.N.McClary, of Kingscroft, and Mr.and Mrs.Orson Cleveland, of Barnston, guests of Mr.W.H.Ged- des on Sunday ; Mr.and Mrs.JO.Oliver visited at Mr.E.Oliver's,:N.Hatley, recently ; Mr.and Mrs.N.G.Wheeler were at Mr.I.E.Thompson\u2019s on Sunday ; Mr.and Mrsi:C.Bean, of Heathton, guests at Mr.+G.Jordan's on Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.F.J.Wilkinson and Mrs.Fardum.Daniels in Stanstead on Thursday ; Mrs.Humphrey returned home from Sherbrooke.She was accompanied\u2018by her daughter.Mrs.N.Humphrey and Misses Jennie and Maude Humphrey in Stanstead on Saturday.ER ar- The Experience Social at the sonage was well attended on Friday evening.| \u2019 Mr.H.J.Rudd has commenced building his new barn.He intends putting up an up-to-date round barn.\u201cGrandma Clark\u2019\u2019 is not gaining as fast as her friends would wish.She has been obliged to give up knitting and is failing more than in the winter.The 26th of May will be her 82nd birthday and her friends-are intending to give her a postal card shower.Mr.J.L.Converse\u2019s house is pro- @ressing well.It is all covered in and he has \u201c.a large gang of.men who will soon have the house ready for occupations.>; \u201d 43 - i 5 ak sia, for + only | Shilo tighs, ogres colds, heals a nok Se BK cents, + @ #0 = © + #0 4 25e wi FIRE GL EBON GAME déssctoccencos ti _ \u2014m aeccocconseness0c00000.: i SPORTING NEWS : : AT DANVILLE.Capelton Was Defeated By a Score -of 15 to 5.vas Ç COTE, THE DANVILLE PITCHER, .STRUCK OUT SEVEN MEN.- Danville, May 9: \u2014(Special)\u2014In a very interesting game on\u2019 the Dan-.ville Common on Saturday, the home team defeated Capelton by 15 to \u20183 Both teams showed lack of practice, but at different \u2018stages of the game some very pretty.plays were pulled off.Cote, for Danville, pitched grand ball during the five innings he was in the box style by Capt.Pipe behind the bat: The latter went into the box in the 6th, and with Bojolie catching finished the game.J.Cloutier led both teams in batting.Blue at first and Dore at third played fast ball for the losers.Dr.Harry Cleveland, Mayor of Dan- ville, opened the season by throwing the first ball over the plate.- The score: \"DANVILLE, g : AB.R.1B.PO.AE J Cloutier cf.4 ,4 4 | vb 0 ]Pipe \u20ac 5 2 2 6 4 0 Harris 1b ,.3 3 2 6 1 | D\u2018Artois 2b = 5 2 1 2 1 0 \u2018C.Cloutier 3b 4 1 1 '1 1 2 Bojolie r.f; 74 1 7 3 1 4 Cote p »¢.i%\" -5*-1 1 1 3 0 C.Clevelad' r, 1, GR 1 3 1 04 Thorpe EB KB 2 0 FT 3 4x @ 15.47 :21 \u201818: 7 igi i : 7 RH A R.1B Whats 3 -\u2014 TA J 1 © : 9, Au Dore 3h Ta 0 3 0 À Blue.JF 2! 3* 1 1 B- +0 0 T,\" Harvey 2 ade.0 1 2 1 af mieux; u.s.pa M000 2 wf aya Lofa; : «48-0 1 0 0 OF -{ Bilodeau r.1 3 0 0 1 0 1 Haughey p.3 01 0 0 2 W.Harvey ec.£.3 & 0 6 0 0 27 5 5 18 5 6 | First base on-balls, off Haughey.5; \u201coft Pipe 1.Struck out by Cote \"by and was supported in fine 3 ade TER TR a PREPARATIONS FOR THE KING'S FUNERAL.Conti ued from page 1.) to heart.failure brought on by reading of the King's death.Mrs.Mobley was an don admirer of the late King, and on the walls of her rooms were hung portraits of Edward, picturing his life from boyhood to manhood.\u201cKing Edward is my ideal of a man,\u2019 she often said to her neighbors.| MANY APPLICATIONS FOR MEMORIAL SERVICE.New York, May 10.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The British Consul-General\u2019s office is flooded with applications for tickets to the memorial service for King Edward to \u2018be held in Trinity Church and if all applicants received responses an overflow meeting would be \u2018necessary.No tickets will be issued until a few: days before service which will probably be held about the time of the King\u2019 8 fuderal.CHURCE BELLS TOLLED AT OWANSVILLE.\u2018Cowansvi le, May 10.\u2014 (Special) \u2014Al' the tolled simultaneously in sorrow for the death of the late King Edward VII., and.nn flag on.the Academy was \u2018at half-mast all day Sunday.The services in all the churches partook of the solemnity of a funeral.The Methodist Church was draped in purple as a token of the popular grief * at the nation's and Queen Alexandra\u2019s bereavement.\u2018 REVIEWED ,LATE KING'S REIGN.| Danville, May 10.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The | service in the Congregational Church on Sunday was of a special charac- \u2018ter.ulpit Was beavily draped and decorated with Union Jacks and white flowers.The entire service\" | was\u2019 memorial in nature.The pastor, Rev.B, O.Woodley, M.A., preached on the \u2018text, \u2018Know ye not that there is.a prince and a great man fallen this day in Israel,\u201d.\u2018and re: \u2018viewed the late King's reign, closing with an appeal for loyalty to the \u2018Empire and George-V.During the {Service \u2018Kipling's \u2018\u201c\u2018Recessional\u2019\u2019 was sung by.8 trio, of the choir.SPECIAL REFERENCE AT \u2018BROME Brome, \u2018save King George.The bell of Bt.John\u2019s Church wag tolled on Saturday morning upon learning of the death of our beloved sovereign, King Edward.\u20184 On the following Sunday, in both Churches, special mention was made of the great loss the nation had sustained by the death of King Edward.Special prayers were offered in St.John\u2019s Church by the Rev.E.P.Judge for the bereaved members of the Royal family, the preacher referring to how much greater their \u2018loss was having lost a- loving husband and kind father.eee t Cola \u2014 mm Pr i.Woven wire springs, fitted with best rade of woven wire supports, \u2018all iron frame, worth $5, ssessssesese sstcerevess\u2019 TR 2B 0000000000000600 Felt Mattress A genuine elastic cotton felt mattress, covered with best grade ticking.Guaranteed clean and sanitary.Will last a lifetime.Regular $14.00, for only _$9.00 is High } | ds 3 ko 25 \u2026.or \u201cGrade Bedroom mena such a low price.Extraordinary Undoultedly remarkable inducements, \u2014some of the prettiest Waists ever offercd at We purchased an entire clearance lot at much less than the real Stylish Waists, Sale $2.50 ECHENBERG BROS.1 dn st.| of Worth - $l.75 Each, CLEARING ror?5C.c .ENCLOSE EXTRA FOR POSTAGE value, and give you the full benefit of the saving.Thoyre sure Lo go quickly.satisfied, inch tucks on cach side of front bux pleat, and four half inch tucks on back, cuffs.82 to 42 bust.Value 3.75.Ogilvy's sale price, Write to-day.Your money promptly refunded if not High class shirtwaists of dainty cross bar dimity, in a variety of: checks.each, Shirtwaists / / half and Made with six Laundered collar 75c.| JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE.MONTREAL A od mrorero rec nec coco cc ce see: oo | FINANCIAL, REPORT {ior ET.AH.A, ARE \u201cAND STRUCK IN FIVE IN- ey 3.Two base hits J.Cloutier, KH.\" Cloutier, Bojolie, Mc- Cabe, Thorpe, Pipe.Three base hits, Cloutier.Umpire, F.Crepeau.Pipe\u2018 3; by Le.CEng BASEBALL RESULTS.Toronto, 4; Baltimore, 3.Newark, 4; Rochester, 1.Buffalo, 4; Providence, 3.American\u2019 League\u2014 - Philadelphia, 10; Washington, 2.Boston, 10; New York, 0.«National THeague- : Eittabur.7; Bruoklyn, 6.\u2018St.Louis, 2 ; Boston, 1, Philadelphia, 6 ; Cincinnati, 4, icago, 2; New York, 0.ANNUAL MEETING OF GRANBY CLUB.\u2014\u2014 SHOWED CLUB TO BE IN GOOD FINANCIAL STANDING.Granby, May 10.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The annual meeting of the Granby Club was held \u2018last Thursday evening in the club rooms.There was a good attendance.The financial statement was very satisfactory, showing an expenditure of $1,900, of which about $1,300 was on capital account.The club is still owing about $900, but if the members contribute as usual, the indebtedness can be liquidated in about three years.After some discussion it was decided ther hereafter younger members of the family would not be free to enjoy the privileges of the \u2018club without paying the regular fee; this rule only applying to those in receipt of a salary.After a year's trial the concensus of opinion appears to be that the comfortably furnished rooms and opportunities for innocent recreation provided by the Granby Club have exercised a good moral influence and prevented many from frequenting questionable resorts.\u2018The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, M.A.Vittie; vice-president, C.S.B.Halpin; secretary, F.Giddings: treasurer, -J.G.Fuller.SPORTING NOTES.\u2014 The Olympic hockey team, of Stan- stead, are exhibiting the cup they won this season, in B.F.Stewart\u2019s window, and it is certainly a beauty.It stands about 14 inches high and is 64} inches in diameter, and rests on a handsome ebony base 6 inches in height.The cup is supported by four hockey sticks, with a puck standing on its edge in fron and there are also a quartette of beavers at its hase.The inscription is: Sen- Championship Cup, won by thé Olympics; 1910.Players: J.Daly, capt.; G.Taylor, W.Saunders, A.Lacasse, \u2018R.Bassett, R.Seg- \u2018| Majesty King Edward VII.| service was undenominational, i WILL HOLD MEMORIAL - SERVICE : AT RICHMOND.* Richmond,\u2018 May 10, \u2014 (Special)\u2014 d Flags are flying at half-mast on all püblic \u201cpuîldings out of respect for our late King, Edward VII: Special services were held in the Roman Catholic \u2018Church whess Father Quinn \u2018spoke in: feeling terms \u2018of the deceased King.| Chalmer\u2019s Presbyterian was draped | and the pastor, Rev.H.Carmichael, | made a fitting allusion.to the great loss the British Empire and the world sustained by the death of King Edward.Also at St.Anne\u2019 s Church and the Congregational - Church, Melbourne, touching references were made to the passing away of our late sovereign.A public * meeting will be held \u2018 on this (Tuesday) evening, to make arrangements for a memorial service in connection with the funeral of the late King Edward.UNION SERVICE AT COOKSHIRE.Cookshire, May 10.\u2014 (Special).\u2014 Victoria Hall was crowded to the doors by citizens and many from outside the town, regardless of creed or nationality, on Sunday night, who assembled to take part in the memorial service \u2018for His late Gracious Friend-| ship Lodge No.66,A.F.& A.M., and Equity Lodge No: 19, I.0.0.F., attended in a body in full regalia.The Peing conducted by Rev.Rural Dean Robertson, of St.Peter's Church, and Rev.W.8.Lennon, of the Methodist Church, and consisted of \u2018opening voluntary; hymn, \u20180 God, our help in ages past;\u2019\u2019 prayer; Psalm xc, res- | ponsively; hymn, \u2018\u2018Lowly and solemn be Thy children\u2019s cry to Thee, \u2018Fa- Dean Robertson; hymn, \u2018Oh, God of Bethel, by whose hand Thy | \u201c people still are fed;'\u2019 address, Rev.w.8.Lennon; Scripture reading, 1 Chron., 29-10-15 and 23-24; organ voluntary \u2014oflering; concluding prayer; benediction; hymn, \u201cPraise to our God, through all \u2018our past;\u201d\u2019 Dead March in Saul.i The reverend gentlemen paid touching tribute to the late King as a man and asia monarch.Their eloquent addresses were listened to with the greatest eagerness and most intense interest.It was very evident that the lamentable death of the.beloved King has deeply touched the hearts of the people.The prayers of the congregation were asked for the widowed Queen Alexandra and the Royal Family in .their sad bereavement, and for the new Sovereign, King George, that he may have Divine guidance in the great respongibilities that have fallen upon him.The united choirs &f Stand the Methodist Churches were in attendance, Miss Macrae presiding at the organ.The heartiness with which the large congregation joined with the choir in singing the beautiful hymns was sufficient evidence of the sincerity of the deep feeling there has been \u201cby the greatly regretted death of the King.\u2018The offertory will be donated to the Sherbrooke Protestant \u2018Hospital.- +- PRICES AT HIGHWATER.Highwater.Mav 10.\u2014(Speciai).\u2014 Messrs, Curley and Moffatt.of Sutton.with Mr.H.Laravie, buyer.here.Monday, consisting.of 10 hogs, and 6 cattle.Hogs are down a little.but .as there are so scarce, the price is not expected Lo lower much.The price paid here was $8.75 per 100 lbs.-Calvés were a fair lot, and brought from $1.00 to $8.00 a piece.\u2014 Beef cows from 40 Cilves, Church bells of the village], \u201cMay :10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 God | ther Divine:\u2019\u2019 address by Rev.Rural | \u2014 - Peter's the most pntérest es purt in Fnctatd, loaded a car of stock | DESTINATION\u2014 Boys, buy your sf vol \u201c 1f you do it this vaæx \"TAIN PEN, free of charge These Fountain Pen= ve our Boys\u2019 Suits are.\u201cThe largest stock in Sherb ruu at reasonable prices.95 Wellington St, , .99 Wellington St, ROSENBLOOWs The Boys\u2019 Clothes Store ~ ts at Ro en will Senbloom's.Âr=t-cluss STAR CLOTHING HAL J.Rosenbloom & Co, 97.Wellington St., Men's Furnishings, | giv e vou à frst-clag Pony I good quality Suit tar Ke o Men's Shoe Men\u2019 8 Clothing, = f \u2014 > comfortable.+ 3 A et \u201cand a perfect man, I Special Agents \u2018ARRESTED FOR INFRINGING ON | © COPYRIGHTS OF NOXIE- KOLA, St.Hyacinthe, May 9 \u2014H, Bernier, Proprietor of the Ideal Bottling Co., of this city, was arrested to-day on complaint of Mr.F.B.Perkins, manufacturer of Noxi¢-Kola.Baid Bernier was tried and.convicted before Magistrate V.B.Sicotte, the penalty for said offence being a fine and imprisonment, but in consideration of its being the fipst offence and accused promising t, to repeat sdme, after being warned * by Hig Honor that a second offence would be severely dealt witl, as the penal- The Royal Route \"The new triple -SCrew turbine steps hips ward\u201d and the \u201cRoyal Gearze and Quebec to Bristol ou Thursday, Mar fect vegsels in.the north Atlantic Service, in 1 $25.00 to $35.00.Small pigs are very scarce, and are bringing from $3.on to - $4.00 a piece, Jee H.Young; 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