Sherbrooke daily record, 12 décembre 1930, vendredi 12 décembre 1930

[" ) » Established 1897.SHERBROOKE.QUE., FRIDAY.DECEMBER 12, 1930.Thirty-Fourth Year.ROYAL SANCTION GIVEN REIEF MEASURE AS CHAMBER ADJOURNS HAVING TROUBLE FORMING A NEW FRENCH CABINET Diverting of Relief Funds to Church and School Corporations Caused Last Minute Debate in Legislature Y ester-day\u2014Lieutenant-Governor Signs Bill\u2014Conservative Attitude on Jewish School Question Attached by Member for St.James.QUEBEC, Dec.12.\u2014Royal approval was placed on the Government unemployment measure by which Quebec may take advantage of the Dominion Government unemployment grant, yesterday, and the Quebec Legislature adjourned for the Christmas recess, to convene again on January 7th.Under the bill, which was signed by Hon.H.G.Carroll, Lieutenant-Governor, the municipalities may go ahead with relief works during the winter the necessary money being provided by the Dominion and Provincial Governments and the municipalities themselves.The debate on the reply to the Speech from the Throne was concluded vesterday.The relief bill received third reading in the Legislative Council, or Upper House, and went back to the Assembly, or Lower House, for approval of the amendments.One amendment brought out sharp debate before being passed in the Assembly.In authorized the municipalities to turn over to Roman Catholic and Protestant corporations and School Commissions all or part of the grant made to the municipalities to be applied to construction or reparation of churches and schools.The Corporations or School Commissions would be required to reimburse the municipality of that proportion of the money supplied by the municipality itself.The Opposition raised the question as to whether relief money could be spent in such manner and was assured by Premier L.A.Taschereau that Ottawa had approved such expenditure and that in the West relief money was being used to build or repair churches.In many parishes where there was unemployment such work was the only building necessary at the moment, he said.The Jewish school issue was reechoed in the House again yesterday when Irene Vautrin, Liberal M.L.A, for St.James, Montreal, in closing the debate on the reply to the Sueech from the Throne, assailed the Opposition leader for the attitude taken during the recent bye-elections.The method in which the Federal Government was meeting the unemployment difficulties did not meet the approval of the member for St.James, who.in closing, however, reiterated that in reality there was very little unemployment in this province.MINISTER HOME AGAIN TODAY m Will Board Special Boat Train at St.John, N.B., This Afternoon and Will Reach Capital at Noon Tomorrow.ST.JOHN, N.B., Dec.12.\u2014Prime Minister the Rt.Hon.R.B, Bennett will return to the Dominion this afternoon in a setting typically Canadian.Early this morning snow began to blanket the city of St.John, where Hon.Mr.Bennett will first set foot in Canada after more than two months at the Imperial Conference, and well before noon this \u201cgrey port of the grey sea\u201d was white.WTiile one of the heaviest snowfalls of the season was in prospect, the weather generally was mild, and conditions for the welcoming of the Prime Minister and his party back home were auspicious.The Duchess of Atholl, on which Premier Bennett is returning, was expected to dock at West St.John some time in the mid-afternoon, when a delegation of prominent citizens.including Premier J.B.M.Baxter, will convey the city\u2019s welcome.With the Prime Minister are his sister, Miss Mildred Bennett, Hon.Maurice Dupre, Solicitor General, and Mrs.Dupre, and W.D.Her-ridge, K.C.The party will board a private car attached to the special boat train shortly after disembarking, and early this evening will leave for Ottawa, reaching the capital at noon tomorrow.Hon.Mr.Bennett\u2019s stay in St.John will probably not exceed two hours.CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILWAY CHANGES HANDS SOME CHANGES IN PORTFOLIOS QUITE LIKELY After Premier Ferguson Has Resigned as Premier of Ontario and His Successor Has Been Sworn into Office, It Is Believed Some Important Decisions Will Be Announced.ILLEGAL TRADE PRACTISED AT MANSONVILLE REICHSTAG ADJOURNED UNTIL hEBRUARY not yet succeeded in forming a cabinet, and requested more time to continue his conversations.TORONTO, Ont., Dec.12.\u2014Resignation of Premier G.Howard Ferguson and the swearing in to office his successor, probably Hon.George S.Henry, Minister of Highways, is o .\t-n.j ci\t.I expected to take place within a few d JS.ÏS'.f fS ,S' E5 ty\\ Th?'*\u201c r PrTf F^\"- proceedings.With the return of Premier Ferguson to his office, developments are expected almost immediately.The intimation by Hon.W.H, Price, Attorney-General, at Windsor last night, that there would be important changes in the personnel of the Ontario Cabinet has aroused much | speculation.The name of Hon.Leopold Mac-Aulay, Provincial Secretary, has been mentioned in connection with ¦ the education portfolio.It is recall-.\t, .T _\t_\t; ed Premier Ferguson, some months Liberal and Labor organs Lon- ago, was considering divorcing game demn Stand by Churchill, With C'\u2019 , _ )' \u201e _ \"q \u2022 * n t ¦ ¦ >\t^ e -nr: r\t| i .Créa s portfolio, Mmister of Mines Conservative Journals Voicing and Game and Fisheries.Approval.MIXED COMMENT FROM PRESS ON INDIAN SPEECH Two Germans Arrested Yesterday in Montreal, Charged With Operating Still in Mansonville \u2014Five Barrels of Mash Discovered, Together With Distilling Apparatus.MANSONVILLE, Que., Dec.12.\u2014Following the discovery of a still here, two Germans yesterday escaped to Montreal, in which city they were later arrested, charged with the illegal distilling of ako-! hoi.I I The still had been operated for I about two months, on the farm of Henry Plumenfeld, but it was only recently that Custom Officer L.A.Lamothe heard of the affair.An investigation was immediately started, and together with Preventive Officers H.A.Bawfon and J.M.Bourassa, of this place, Lamothe paid a visit to the old farm house yesterday, where they discovered the still in the cellar.Five barrels of mash were found on the premises, but there was no evidence of any liquor that might have been recently produced.The still had an estimated capacity of seventy-two gallons per day.BERLIN, Dec.12.\u2014The! I Reichstag adjourned today until I 1 February 3rd after the eppesi- [ tion parties had vainly attempt-1 ed to have the session prolong- ! ed into next week to consider nonconfidence motions against j three cabinet ministers.MAY HAVE TO RESORT TO DRASTIC MOVE OF DISSOLVING PARLIAMENT TO HOLD SCOUT JAMBOREE WITH WORLD GRAIN FAIR MOOSE JAW, Sask., Dec.12.\u2014 Decision to hold an International Boy Scout Jamboree in Saskatchewan in 1932 in connection with the World Grain Exhibition and conference was reached at the semiannual meeting of the Provincial Scout Association.It is understood an invitation will be extended to Sir Robert Baden-Powell, world chief, to attend the meeting which will be held at Lebret, Sask, Senator Theodore Steeg Requests More Time in Which to Form Cabinet\u2014Frenchmen Are Becoming Tired of Incessant War Among Political Factions in Parliament and the Growing Impossibility of Premiers to Maintain Stable Majorities.¦«?DEOARE STATE EMERGENCY TO EXIST IN CUBA LONDON, Dec.12.\u2014 Rt.Hon.Winston Churchill, vigorous Conservative of the Empire school, was! compared to George III, Monarch j whose colonial policies cost Great | Britain her American colonies, by i the Daily Herald in an editorial to- ! day vigorously condemning the former chancellor for his speech on j India in the Commons yesterday.j The Herald, which is the organ of ' EXPORT BAN ON UQUOR COSTLY TO CANADIANS the Labor Party and indirectly the Revenue Drops, While Govern- W*\tA L, ^ i.H.Tm T*11* «« maIm\t^\t71 if\tA* ment Finds More Officers Necessary to Enforce New Export Ruling.DECREASE IS INDICATED IN TOTAL REVENUE student disturbances which are .\t[threatening the life of his regime.___.r r-\tci i i ' Persistent reports that he had re- uepartment or finance Maternent :signed his office in a communka- ~\t-\t-\t-\t\u2018\tto\u2019 PARIS, Dec.12.\u2014 Franca began to wonder today, while Theodore Steeg sought more time in which to form a Cabinet, whether President Doumergue will not eventually be obliged to resort to the drastic expedient of dissolving parliament as a solution to the ministerial crisis which has dragged along for more than a week.There is a precedent for such a measure.The famous Marshal MacMahon dissolved the chamber in 187 7 when he was president of the third Republic, but 12.\u2014Virtualj\taction has come down in his- martial law rukd Cuba today fr^m | ,\tu .\t, ci,e end of the island tv the other j as a couP d etat and coups as President Machado sought to ! d\u2019etat have not been popular put down rising disaffection and j jn France since Napoleon 11 proclaimed himself Emperor.President Machado Suspends ; Constitutional Guarantees in Attempt to Quell Student Dis turbances.Frenchmen are beginning to be tired of the incessant war among Covering Eight Months of!t!on to the Supreme Court were ! political factions in Parliament and U- \u2022 V n I n J- ; denied by the president, and Unit-'of the growing impossibility of Pre-flSCal I ear ixeveals Urainaryied States Embassy branded as \u201cut-!miers to maintain stable majorities, ministry, declared that Mr.Church-, ill\u2019s speech was eloquent with evil.I and it called for a repudiation of ! his disapproval of the Round Table ' Conference and its work for greater ! Indian autonomy by the responsible 1 statesmen of every party.\u201cCould blindness to history go! UNIFORM MONEY PROPOSAL NOT BEING STUDIED British Cabinet Formulating No i Plan for Financial Co-operation jf Empire Units at Ottawa Conference.CANADIAN DEBT INCREASES TWENTY MILLION IN YEAR r,\tr rc-r Ana con CL ci*:iL.y-i,iurc jcai», was, put on me Decrease ot 5)D/,4y8,î>dy oliown auction block yesterday and went to it is his duty to repudiate it immediately in the plainest terms.\u201d _____\tj The Conservative Post on the Afi\u2014\td .1 r in* \u2022 other hand described the address as Alter Serving reople Ot Illinois \u201ccharacteristically patriotic and for- and Missouri for Eighty-Three cible\u201d, and stated a belief that \u201cmil-V\tr\tw\tn\t.\tlions of Indians\twill be grateful for Tears,\tLoncern\tWas\trut on\tthe firm candid\tassertion of British Auction Block and Sold to Sole alLd purpose to maintain the «.ji\tn u*\ti\tm \u2022\tIndian Empire\tunder good govern- Didder,\tKaltimore\tand\tUhio\tment.\u201d System, for $23,000,000.\t! The Tory Telegraph refers to the ___\t' speech as corrective to the loose WTTMTMfiTmi TU n».10 ri, ! thinking tendency which has been M ILMÎNGTON, Bl., Dec.12.\u2014The prevalent since the opening of ;he old Chicago and Alton Railroad, that Round Table Conference and which \u2022i.SeiIed ^ inois an Victoria Higgens, Thelma Wil- Mr.A.I.Smith is spending the and Mrs.Arthur Johnston, Mr.and ; Hams, winter in Boston and vicinity with Mrs.Gordon Ames, Miss Hazel : Grade V.\u2014Audrey Berry, Velma his sons, Messrs.George and Ben- Ames and Mr.Lome Ames._\t.j Wharram, Reva Maskrey, Helen jamin Smith.\t.Miss Daisy Boa spent Sunday in MacNaughton, Doris Masters, Aline Mrs.Seldon Stoddard left for Norton Mills, the guest of Mr.and Peasley, Rita Smith.Lennoxville on Monday morning, Mrs.Ross Ewing.\t| Grade IV.\u2014Arlene McCormick, where she has a position.\tMr.and Mrs.Wm.Ross and little pbyllis Maskrey and Herbert Meigs Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Robinson, of son, of Richmond, were tea guests jquaii Caroline Moir, Mary Feeteau North Hatlev.were guests on Sun- of Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Munroe.day of Mrs.' G.Walsh.The many Friends here of Mrs.Harry friends of Mr.Walsh, who is still in Parkes are pleased to hear she is a hospital in Montreal, will be glad gaining daily alter her recent illness to know that he is as well as can be at the home of her parents, Mr.and expected.\t^rs- Arthur Johnston, at Melboro.Mr.and Mrs.Wray Badger and\ta n.V \"AArvwr: Mr.Everett Dustin were in Sher-\tMAPLE GROV L brooke on Saturday, December 6.\t- Mrs.L.L.Gustin and baby Alma Qn sundav, November 30th, the spent the week-end at Ayer\u2019s Cliff jp0]y Trinity Sunday school results with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.f.werg announced, in order of stand-W.Keet and Miss Iva Keet.\t=ng w\u2019th percentage as follow: ree- Mr.L.L.Gustin and daughter, trr-s c|esSi Muriel Nugent 93.6; Grade III.-Reed, Joseph ¦Guy Sylvester, June Lennon, Haines Ber- nard, Eddie Ball, Laura Stone, Vearl Meigs.Grade, II.\u2014Alberta Blier, Phyllis Skailes, Douglas Meigs, Oiga Tope, Norman Stone, Blanche Beil Doris Meigs.Dorothy, were in Newport on December 6, guests of Mr.Mclvor.Mr.H.Plunkett, his mothei, Mrs.Elvira Plunkett, and housekeeper, Mrs.Whitman, of St.Johnsbury, have moved on to the F.J.Brown place.LIBBYTOWN Mr.Fred Bowen and family, of Newport Centre, were recent guests at Mr.A.H.Davidson's.Messrs.Bert and Frank Thompson, of Asbestos, were visiting friends in this vicinity over a recent week-end.M iss Alyee Davidson was home from Sherbrooke for the week-end of December 7.Mr.Matthew Smith and family were at Mr.Wm.Johnson\u2019s, East Angus, on Sunday, December 7.Hubert Nugent, 84; Helen Porter 71; Chester Nugent, 69; Melvin Porter, 66.Atte .dance prize was awarded to Muriel Xug.nt with 90 per cent.Mrs.Parry\u2019s class, Harris Nugent, 86; Doris Nugent, 81; Gwendolin Nugent, 72; Edna Ben-» nett, 49.The smaller children were not marked except for attendance.Attendance prize was awarded to Harris Nugent, with 82 per cent.A most enjoyable \u201c500 Club\u201d meeting was held at Mr.and Mrs.Norman Porter\u2019s on Friday evening, November 28th.The next meeting of the club will be at Mr.and Mrs- Albert Nugent\u2019s on Friday evening, December 12th.CHERRY RIVF.R BROTHERHOOD HELD MEETING The regular \u201cget together\u201d monthly meeting of the Waterville Brotherhood was held on Monday evening in the United Church Hall with a large attendance of members and guests present.Hosts for the evening were Messrs.R.H.Smith, Thos.Smith, J.H.Woodside, William Moir and Fred.Salisbury.Following supper Mr.Brown, of the Experimental Farm, Lennoxville, gave a very inspiring talk on \u201cHorticulture.\u201d after which games weîe enjoyed for a couple of hours.and Mrs.and Mrs.Andrew McConnell, Mis^ M McConnell, of Colebrook, N.H., and Misses Leila and Frances Carson, of High Forest.Mrs.Guy Waldron and daughter, Eldine, were in Bury recently on business.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.BePam and family were in Bishop\u2019s Crossing visiting relatives.Miss Gladys Reed has returned to her home, after spending a few days in Sawyervi'le with Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Hurley.Mr.Alden Ellis, of Montreal, has been visiting relatives in town.Among those in Sherbrooke recently included Mrs.Ezra Blair.Mrs.Luman Waldron, Mr and Mrs.Clayton Blair, Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Beilam and Miss Eva Cairns.The Ladies\u2019 Aid held their annual meeting at the home ot Mr Hollis Cairns on Thursday.December 4th, there being about thirty nine present.The proceeds amounted to $6.36.The election of officers' \u2022esulted as follows: President, Mrs.\u2019alph Cairns, resigned in favor of Mrs.John Bain; vice-president, Mrs.Hollis Cairns, re-elected; sec Mr.Adolphe Dube, and Mrs.Dube, J her home in Stanstead.onnFr^ayi0{^ast'AVr®n^'r' .11\t, ' A meeting of the Get-Together .,\t,ahd Mrs.tVil.Caswell and Club 0f the Centenary United little daughter, Barbara of Bulwer J Church was held at the home of were recent guests at the home ofj Mrs< W.E Gibson on Number m anu- I5\u2019™ I?\u2019 Park-erV vi 28th.Miss Colby gave a very inter- JZnZ-JJŒLsr - \u2022\"\u2022\"\"«fr» \u201c \u201c »\u2022 .»«*\t> Valentine Swaill clical fable, \u201cThe Green Picture,\u201d was killed by a taxicab yesterday.The cab struck the actor as he stepped from behind an elevated line pillar in Harlem.He died before he could be taken to a hospital and identification was not made until several hours later.Meanwhile, an understudy portrayed Gabriel at a matinee performance.Hill was fifty-five years old.He had been on the stage forty years beginning bis career in a medicine show and winning popular favor in \u201cUncle Tom\u2019s Cabin\u201d at the Chicago World\u2019s Fair.THEY CAME! THEY SAW! THEY BOUGHT! P.J.BRODEUR\u2019S STUPENDOUS Jewelry Carnage is going at rapid speed Mr.and Mrs.were guests on Sunday at their daughter\u2019s, Mrs.R.Riddle, and Mr.Riddle, in Sawyerville.Mrs.R.Riddle, who has been very ill, does not gain as quickly as her many friends would wish.Mr.and Mrs.Horace Cairns, of Maple Leaf, were guests at the home df the latter\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Sam Marlin, on Sunday.lands and Mr.Hackett sang a few selections which were greatly enjoyed.The next club meeting will _ be held at the home of Mrs.D.Sin- ; clair on December 13th at 7.45 o\u2019clock.A very Interesting programme has been planned.The handicraft department of the Pohemian Club met on Friday afternoon, December 5th, at the.home of Mrs.Fred Dunn.The time was spent in making various articles and as it is so near Christmas it was decided that each member may bring their own work.The Christ Church Sunday school]\t- report was read out at church last ACTOR UNIDENTIFIED FOR Sunday, showing the following re-i suit in order of merit with per- j ventage : rector\u2019s class, Douglas! Ward, 77.Lyman Little and Ar-j NEW YORK, Dec.12.\u2014Wesley chie Little, equal, 74; Helen Little, Hill, negro actor, who portrayed the 12; Willard Little, 71; Effie For-; angel Gabriel in Marc Connelly\u2019s biter, 69; Mabel Briggs, 65; Charlottes________________________________ Marshall, 56; Mabel Little, 35; Leonard Little, 26.Prizes were -.warded to Douglas Ward, first; Lyman and Archie Little, second;! LOWER 1REL AND SOME HOURS AFTER DEATH To those discriminating buyers who are satisfied with nothing but the best-we dedicate this bargain event! People of Richmond and for fifty miles around are being held spell-bound by the greatest slaughter of Jewelcry pricee on Highest Grade Merchandise ever held in tne Province of Quebec.If you miss it, folks\u2014you are cheating yourself out of many dollars.BUY\tYOUR\tCHRISTMAS\tGIFTS AT PRICES YOU NEVER THOUGHT EXISTED.Reduced as\tlow as SANTA\tCLAUS\tIN PERSON We invite you to come and bring the kiddies to see SANTA CLAUS.Talk to Him.Bring in their letters, and BEST OF ALL\u2014SEE HIM OM THE ROOF OF BRODEUR'S JEWELRY STORE.He will throw from the roof ISO PACKAGES containing Nuts, Candies.Toys and Games.If you catch one it's yours-MORE FUN THAN A CIRCUS\u2014COME\u2014ENJOY THE SCRAMBLE\u2014IT STARTS AT 2 P.M.SATURDAY\", DECEMBER 13TH.COME ON EVERYBODY! FREE Transportation to out-of-town customers, one way on $5.00 or over.Return on $10.00 purchase or over.Store Open Every Evening To December 24th.PI\tThe Leading Jeweller, *\tRICHMOND, QUE.M MAGOG General Notes.Miss Peggie and Mr.James Bag-low, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Sherbrooke, were the guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Baglow, over the week-end.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Beers and Mrs.F.Beers, of Melbourne Ridge, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Solomon.The teachers and pupils of the ! Mr.Alex Johnson, of Sherbrooke, school are preparing an entertain- ] spent Monday in town, the guest of SS BEDIM STORIES & 'll., \u2018iiHi' Jerry Shov/s Stumpy What To Do By Thornton W.Burgess Mr.Sorel, Chiropodist, will be at Grand Central Hotel, Fri.and Sat.EATON CORNER Miss Velma Kingsley spent Monday, Decembe\" 8th, in Sherbrooke and Lennoxville, and while there called on Mr.and Mrs.G.S.Grapes, in.Lennoxville.Mr.and M\u2014.Gladwin Blodgett and little son, of Sand Hill,were ca l-ing a: Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Rogers\u2019 on Sunday, December 7th.St.Andrew's Guild had the pleasure and honor of entertaining the ladies of St.Peter's Guild of Cook-shire at a meeting held recently in their new Guild room.Though the You Cannot Cut Out Bog Spavin \u2014-r tfcoroegiaia.but you can ebaa then c?yromptly anf thoroughly with Abecrbine\u2014 work your horse dura* the treatrocut.T'ole powerful antiseptie limmeet doe* not bister or ITn\u2014.-e the hair.$2.50\u2014»t your druggists or *e3»r*I merchant ».Booklet free.79 V.\u2019.F.Young, lac., Lilian Bldg.Montrra! ment which will be given in connection with the Christmas tree at the schoolhouse during Christmas week.M:ss Hazel Bullard, of Sherbrooke, spent last week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Bullard.Mr.George Tiison.of Montreal was aiso a recent guest at the same place.Mr.and Mrs.Howard Whittier, of Magog, were calling on 'friends here last week-end.Mrs.Ella Chase, who las been caring for Mrs.Willie Powers and infant son, is home again and ;s assisting in the care of Mrs.Lydia Smith, who is very ill Mr.Clarence Sager, who has been at the Sherbrooke Hospital for six weeks, was brought home last Friday and is under the care of Dr.Bowen.He is not as well as his many friends would like to see him.Mr.and Mrs.Charlie Fields and Mr.and Mrs.Warren Buzzeil were Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Johnson.Miss Lucy and Mr.Joseph Stock-well, of Stanstead, were in town the first of the week, the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Smith and other friends.Miss Marguerite MacNaughton spent the week-end at Melbourne Ridge, visiting friends.Mr.Alex Swanson, of Drummond-vile, spent the week-end and Mon-! day, the guest of his father, Mr.C.; 0.Swanson.Miss Louise Newberry was accompanied to the Sherbrooke Hospital by Doctor Colquhoun, where she had an X-ray taken of her hip, which was hurt in an accident recently.Miss Kathleen Newberry has accepted a position with the Canadian Red Cross Society in Montreal.Rev.O.Berry and Mr.F.O.Smith were in Sherbrooke on Wednesday to see Mr.Edward Jaquest, who is a patient at the Sherbrooke Hos- Which-ever way you chance to turn There\u2019s always something you can learn.\u2014Jerry Muskrat.in Sherbrooke on Tuesday and call-; pita!, suffering from painful injury ed on Mr.and Mrs.Butts Mr.and Mre.G.L.Turner and family were at Eastman on Sunday to see Mrs.P.iehard Peardon, who met with an accident, when she iiiooed on the steps and injured her hip Mr.and Mrs.Dennis Powers, of Magog, were Sunday guests of tneir aunt, Mrs.Annie Catchpaw.NORTH HATLEY COLDS III HEAD THROAT or CHEST by Rubbing in Marshall\u2019* Groceries Aysr'a Cliff, Que.CASK AND CARRY.It pay» to buy here.Some of our Specials listed below.They art always freeh.Shortening, 20 lbs., Domestic.$2.45 Salmon (fancy pink) 1 lb.13c Raisins, Australian Seedless, lb.10c Prunes, nice and juicy, lb.10c Peas, large ear,.10c String Beans.10c Tomatoes, large tin .11c Date», 3 lbs.for.29c Icing Sugar, 3 cartons for 2$e COME IN AND GET OUK BRICES ON CANDIE*.OSANCEB AND OTHER rr.UITb.(Th»y arc right).(Belk CcrtaU ara all cgcctaHy priccAi Chocolat# Bars, \u20146 for 25c Campbell's Soups,.2 for 25c Honey, 2 comb* for.45c Black and Green Teas, lb.40c Beans (little pea) 3 lb».20c Red path Sugar, $5.10.(Of course wa have other Specials.W» sure will appréciât* a call.) Mrs.J.G.Sampson and Mr.Ron- m Sampson left Saturday for Florida, where they will spend the win-tei months.Miss Adah Baley has returned to her home in Richmond, after pending the oummer at LeRaron inn.Mr.and Mrs.G.LeBaron, Miss Elia Webster and Mrs.Clinton Woodard spent Tuescay in turn-iton and Coaticook.Miss A.B.Davidson returned to her classes at the High School on Monday.The room had been closed on account of illness of the pupils.Miss L.M.V, Seymour, of Thet-ford Mines, was a week-end guest o; her aunt, Mrs.D.A.Carr, and Mr.Carr, as well as cthur friends in town.Mr.Wm.Woodard sustained a severe shaking-up when he fell from his porch roof.Although no bones were broken, he was quite badly bruised.He was very fortunate that he did not receive more serious injuries.Tlie many friends of Miss Vera James, norse-in-training at the Brightlook Hospital, St.Johnsbury, Vt., will be pleased to know that she has successfully passed her probation term ano has been awarded her cap.Mr.J.B.LeBavon is confined to his room through illness.His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.The Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.Barnabas\u2019 Church held their ann ual sale on Wednesday afternoon, December 10th.The fancy work table wag in charge of Mrs.O.R.Bow-n, the iron table was oloked after oy Y-.Hart and the food table by Mrs.Pearson and Mr*.Adams.Mr.and Mrs.P, L.Tait spent the week-end with their laughter, Mr*.D.J.Ruittr, and Mr.Ruiter, at Glen Sutton.to his right side, which he received in an accident while at work in the Anglican Church.Mr.George Fulton, of Brockville, Ont., was a recent guest of Mrs.A.Newberry._ Messrs.Peasley Reed and George Fulton and the Misses Louise and Kathleen Newberry recently motored t> Montreal Miss Evelyn Lavers, of Sherbrooke, was a week-end guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Bell Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Baglow and Mrs.William Healey were in Sherbrooke, on Monday.Mr.Alfred Newberry Is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, having undergone a successful operation.Mr.C.A.Parsons and Mr.Henry Tyler, of Moe\u2019s River, were in town, on Tuesday.Mr.J.I.Lafontaine was in Sherbrooke, on Sunday to see Mrs, Lafontaine and infant daughter, who are patients in St.Vincent de Paul Hospital \u201cYou follow me,\u201d said Jerry Muskrat to Stumpy, his three-legged son who wa_ making his home with his parents in the big house in the Smiling Pool.\u201cYou follow me and I will show you what to do onw that ice covers the Smiling Pool, making a hard roof as you call it.You say that when you went out this morning you could fi\u201ed no place to get fresh air and had all you could do to get back here again.That is because you didn\u2019t know what to do or where to go for air.You follow me and I will show you how to go about L.comfort when Jack Frost has put a roof on the Smiling Pool.\u201d Jerry Muskrat filled his lungs with air and disappeared in the water-filled hall that opened in the door of the house.Stumpy filled his iungs with air and followed.They came out of the door in the mud on the bottom of the Smiling Pool and Jerry led the way upward.Stumpy had a queer feeling.He had that very morning come up in just this way and had bumped his nose against the ice which had formed in the night, the first ice he had ever se^n or felt.He had had hard work to hold his breath long enough to get back into the house where there was fresh air.Was his father going to make the same mistake?It looked that way.But Jerry did not swim clear to top.Just a little below this he straightened out and headed for the bank.Stumpy followed, al- N \u2014__ \u201cNow you see how it is done,\u2019 he said WARNING Tmiîation* of Oraltina \u2022bound.Reject them.They «re not \"like\u201d or to\u201d Oraltme.Tbia perfect food is recommended by doctors throufh- out the world.OVALTINE overcomes sleeplessness\u2014even acute cases of Insomnia.Taken just before you retire, it soothes raw nerves, allays digestive unrest, and brings sound, natural sleep.Ovaltine is free from drugs or narcotics.It is made by an exclusive process from ripe barley malt, fresh eggs, and creamy milk.It is a scientifically correct food for body and brain.As a night-cap, to bring you sound sleep, or as a meal-time beverage, it gives you health and vitality.OVÆÏ1NE BUILDS UP BRA TONIC FOOD BEVERAGE IN.NERVE AND BODY At *11 gooj «tor.* in SOe, 75e, $L2i> atn! epwial I*mil.-aise J4.ÔU tina; ftUoaervod hot or cold at aoda fonstaina.other side and there it was the same way.After that Jerry dived and dug up a root and w.tn this swam back to the house.Stumpy dived at the same place and tound another root which he could get hold of with his teeth without laving to dig it out.With this he iwam back to the h^use.Meanwhile Mrs.Jerry and Stump\u2019s sister had also come out in search of breakfast.Once back in the house -Jerry turned to Stumpy.\u201cNow you see how it is done,\u201d said he.Stumpy nodded.\u201cYes,\u201d said he, \u201cI see how it is done.Is there always air under the edge of the bank?\u201d \u201cAimost always,\u201d replied Jerry.\u201cIf there wasn\u2019t there would still be a way to breathe.I\u2019ll show you the next time we go out.Just now, having had some exercise ami my breakfast, I feel like a nap.\u201d So Jerry curled up and went to though he really was afraid to He | sleep.Presently the other members -5 ^4 5 ® (' MILAN apr Mr, Mrs.Annie Graham, of Scotstown, is spending an indefinite time with her nieces, Mrs.P.K.McDonald and Miss Margaret Beaton.Mrs.Colin McLeod, of Charleston, Me., and Mrs.Malcolm McDonald, of Hanover, N.H., were called here couldn\u2019t believe that they could possibly swim ov r to that lank and back again without fresh air :.nd where could they get this if they couldn\u2019t push their noses out of water?He was tempted to turn back.Yes, sir, he was so.However, common sense whispered that his father must know what he was about.So Stumpy kept on.Under the edge cf the bank Jerry Muskrat gently pushed his nose up.Stumpy did the same.To his sur-prise he found there was a little air space there and he could fill his lungs with fresh cold air.There was plenty of it.The roof of ice by the serious illness of their mother, Mrs.William McDonald.All hope kept him from putting his nose up in for an immediate improvement Mrs.McDonald\u2019s condition.The Misses Mavis Murray and Jean Mackenzie were in Scotstown, on Sunday.Mr.Donaio Gillies, of the Presbyterian College, Montreal, very abiy took charge of the services in St.Luke\u2019s and Bethany Churches on December 7th.Mrs.Neil Murray and Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Mackenzie visited Mr.John J.Murray in Scotstown, this week.Mr.Murray is gaining very well but must remain near Doctor Smith for a while longer.Mr.Paul Goulet had the misfortune to lose his house by fire on Tuesday morning, December 9th.The family barely escaped with their lives in their night clothes, The contents of the house were all destroyed.This was formerly the late Donald Nicholson\u2019s home, in North Deli.Relatives and friends of Mrs.Kcn- n the outer air, but there under the edge of the bank the water didn\u2019t quite touch the ice and there was air enough for a Muskrat or several for that matter.Then Jer-y led the way to the bank on the of the family returned, ate breakfast and went to sleep.Stumpy couldn\u2019t go to sleep.No, sir, he cou\u2019dn\u2019t go to sleep.He tried but it was useless, lie kept thinking how strange the Smiling Pool was with a roof over it, a roof through which the light came so that they could see almost as well as if there had been no root of ice.Now that he knew how to get fresh air he was no longer afraid.So presently he slipped out and swam across to where the Laughing Brook enters the Smiling Pool.To his su.prise he found that the Laughing Brook was not frozen over.So here he had a chance to climb out and see how the Smiling Pool looked with a roof over it.(Copyright, 1930, T.W.Burgess) The next story: \u201cStumpy H«s an Adventure.\u201d ly-C JUIMITEP, Dry and Free Flowing Fertilizer.Redouble your Profits with FERTILIZERS As Important As Good Seed ! Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine Syrup Dry, Hacking Cough Caused By a Neglected Cold Mrs.Jaune» A.Stewart, Stellarton, N.8., writes:\u2014 \u201cFor dome time I warn troubled with a dry, hacking cough, caused by a heavy cold I bad, at drat, neglected.A friend told mo if I would take Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine Syrup it would help me, so I got a bottle and it did relieve rny cough.\u201cI am the mother of six, children and I n»e it for every one of them when they have colds, and find it always gives relief, and I would not be without it in the bouse for anything.\u201d Price 35c a bottle; large forally size fl5e., at all dmggista and dealers ; put up only by The T.Mil burn Co., F.td., Toronto., Oat C-I-L Free Flowing Fertilizers are now made right in Quebec.For thirty years, the farmers of British Columbia have known and used C-I-L superphosphate and mixed fertilizers.- quickly labour .save you and cost less I time and Now Quebec farmers can Have the same advantages\u2014quick delivery, dry, free-flowing superphosphate that never clogs the drill.Unlike the lumpy, pasty fertilizers you may have used in the past C-I-L gives you fertilizers that spread smoothly and No Waiting for Delivery Your local dealer or the Cooperative l ederee de Quebec carries C-l-L fertilizers in STOCK.You know you get the best, because C-I-L fertilizers are made by Canadian Industries Limited, one of Canada\u2019s greats .organizations.Thirty years of actual fertilizer experience is behind bag you buy.every Dry «nd Ice» Mowing Fertiliser CAWADIAM INDUSTRIES LIMITED FERTI* IZER DIVISION MONTREAL 8565 D8B SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1930, PAGE THREE BEDFORD DISTRICT FARNHAM Mrs.Fred Collins, Mr.John Collins and Miss Dorothy Epps were in Montreal, on Monday, December 1st, to attend the wedding of Miss Gladys Seaie, of St.Johns, to Mr.Wm.Taylor, of Waterloo.The wedding took place very quietly at nine-thirty o\u2019clock in the morning, at the St.Columbus atives in Illinois for several weeks, arrived home Friday and Mr.Merrill Beard returned to his home in Ashland, N.H., on Saturday.Mrs.C.L.Sweet went to Cowansville Saturday, staying with her cousins, Mrs.Jas.Robinson, and Miss Robinson, until Sunday.There is no improvement in Mr.Robinson\u2019s condition.Mrs.D.E.Hadlock and her little Notre Dame de Grace.MiC and Mrs ;^aug,hter,s.\u2019 Lucla a\"d ^^claL,werf Taylor left immediately after the ! Sundaydrnnerguestsat MrErnest ceremony for Miami, Fla., making i î*™1 s' £1; are.Please hear the trip by motor.They will reside!^84 (frace H°7ard ^ convalescing there rinrino- the\ther recent operation Mr.and Mrs.M.Bates, Miss Mary at the home of Miss Grace Ashton.Arrangements were made for a wide distribution of Christmas cheer.Mr.R.A.Greenlief, Mrs.J.Saunders, of Montreal, Mrs.H.C.Wallace, Mrs.R.G.Wallace and Master Donald Wallace, of Waterloo, were tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.P.Corcoran and Mrs.M.A.Greenlief on Monday, the occasion being the eightieth birthday of Mrs.Greenlief.Miss Marian Robb spent the weekend in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.A.T.Barnes were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Wright, Foster, on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.A.R.Bowen, of Knowlton, attended service here on Sunday afternoon and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.H.Ashton.COWANSVILLE there during the winter months.Mrs.Taylor was formerly one of Farnham\u2019s young ladies, who has many friends here, who wish her much future happiness in her new home.Mr.J.A.Page spent Monday with friends at Ottawa, Ont.Miss Hazel Demick has been spending a few days in with Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Ireland.Mrs.S.O\u2019Hara has been spending the past week at Brooklyn, N.Y., the guest of her daughter, Mrs.Wm.Murray, and Mr.Murray.Mr.Alex Lavalliere, of Montreal, was a week-end guest at the home of his brother, Mr.Harold Laval-1 eT1^a\u2018 h01*16.Here.The Five Hundred Club met on Tuesday evening, December 2nd, with Mrs.Archie Harris, when cards ! were played at two table Hunt, Mr.Charles Bates and Delmer Hunt were at Mr.Ed.Hunt\u2019s on Sunday.Mrs.Allen Mosely and infant son are home from the District Hospital.Mr.E.W.Beard and Mr.C.L.as oeen i Sweet went to Cowansville for the Montreal day on Sunday-Montreal Mr_ and Mrs.Henry Algier spent Sunday afternoon at \u201cThe Highlands,\u201d with Mrs.Shufelt.Mr.Remi Allard, who recently purchased the Jasper farm from Mr.Cedric J.Hastings, has given up possession and returned to his par- WARDEN The December meeting of the Refresh-| Warden-Waterloo W.I.was held at ments were served by the hostess at.the home of Mrs, F.B.Swett on the close of the games.\t!\tSaturday afternoon, December 6th.Mr.and Mrs.K.R.Turner and ! There were eleven members present family motored to Montreal, on ; with four visitors, one of whom join-Monday.\t\u2018\ted the Institute.Some progress was Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Adam, of I reported on the subject of getting a Waterloo, were week-end guests of ! Kramaphone for the Warden School.Mr.and Mrs.M.O.Sherwood and ^ was decided to give first and sec-family and left by motor on Monday | °bd prizes in each of five depart-for Montreal.They were accompa- ments of the Warden School, as the nied to Montreal by Mrs.Sherwood.I hot lunches, to which the Institute Miss Viola Noble and Miss Her-| had formerly contributed, had been nice Parsons, of Cowansville, spent I discontinued.Christmas cards are the week-end, the guests at the'to be sent to former members who home of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Baker.| have moved away, and arrange-Miss Freda Sherwood spent the ; ments.'\"'ere made to remember sev-week^end with friends at Cowans-jeral sick people in a pleasing way ville.\tj at Christmas.Other ways of distri- - buting Christmas cheer are to be IRON HII I\t.taken advantage of, and as much 'happiness as possible will be given ,r\tc ,\t,\t,\t, I to those whom the Institute minis- < TV \u2022 °r?e S^horn and daugh-! ters.Mrs.Swett gave an interesting ter, Daisy, from ! igeon Hill, spent j paper on \u201cChristinas Customs in ast week, visiting friends in this: other Lands.\u201d Refreshments were -j,\t4- t?i , .\t,, served by the hostess, after which Messrs.Ernest Beard and brother, j the meeting adjourned.The Januarv Merrill, who have been visiting rel- .in\tL_ i____ When in MONTREAL Make your home here.Comfortable and economical, de£a Salle apartment HOTEL Drummond and St Catherine Sts.In the heart of shopping; and amusement district.Restaurant \u2014 French Cuisine.j meeting will be held at the home of ! Mrs.C.W.Curtis and will he re-I plete with recollections of the olden I times, Mrs.H.Russell being in j charge of the programme.Miss Mary McLaughlin is spend-\\ ing a few days in Windsor, Vt., the guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.L.Mc-Lpughlin.Mrs.James E.Lewis returned on Monday, from Kingston, Ont., where she spent ten days.Friends will be sorry to hear that Mrs.Montefiore is in ill health.Mrs.T.McGovern is caring for her.Mr.A.P.Marston has recovered from his recent illness, and is out again.A pleasant and profitable meeting of the North Shefford Institute was held on Wednesday, December 3rd, u wind) is rustling south ccncf soft Full information from any Canadian National llailuayt Agent, Steamship Agent or MAjSIFIELD .Winter IleBiimf i BERMUDA fo JAMAICA $210 return to DEMERARA from HALIFAX or BOSTON Find summer again on the broad white decks of a yacht-like West Indian liner.Seek the islands of romance and beauty that nestle in the genial Gulf Stream.All first class accommodation.Organiaed entertainment.1 un on thipboard and îvS- r,e' ovef *11» the cooling Trade W inds.Plan a West indies cruise this winter.A.M.Steven».City Passenger and Ticekt Agent.Canadian National Itnilwnys, 23 Wellinc-ton Street North, Sherbrooke, Que.Phone 88.CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS Head Office .\t.\t384 St.Jamca Street .\t; Montreal A CARLOAD of the famous ISlafcAforctk \"Fill-the-Basket \u201d The Certified SAFE mash, that contains 21) ingredients, properly balanced, including 6 sources of animal protein\u2014meat, fish, blood, bone, milk ntul buttermilk.The mash that keeps up th'e body weight and produces more eggs at the lowest cost per egg.We!*,sa*v# BhtM/unt! nil ib« n