Sherbrooke daily record, 11 août 1941, lundi 11 août 1941

[" \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 herbrnok?iatlu Slfrur WEATHER Thundershowers.TEMPERATURES Yesterday: Maximum, 1; minimum, 50.Same day last year: Max., 84; min., 56.Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1941.Forty-Fifth Year.UNITED STATES-VICHY BREAK IS Vichy Prepared To Accept Reich Colonial Plans General Maxime Weygand Held in Vichy While Petain! Government Debates Further Collaboration with Germany\u2014United States Prepared for Quick Action to| Protect American Defence Outposts.JAIL-BREAKERS AT SWEETSBURG ARE CAPTURED Vichy, August 11.\u2014(A5)\u2014The newspaper Paris Midi said today that Gen.Maxime Weygand, North African Pro-consul, had been sum-1 moned to Vichy because the Petain ! Government wanted to be ready to \u201cward off any event,\u201d which might follow action it is preparing.Weygand, who made an unexpected trip to Vichy, has conferred several times with Marshal Petain and Vice-Premier Jean Parian in the midst of considerable Cabinet activity.The newspaper did not specify what action was contemplated nor [ what were the consequences feared j although the more outspoken paper ; L\u2019Oeuvre, published in German-occu- ! pied France, mentioned the \u201cdefence 1 of Africa against Anglo-Saxon cov- ¦ eting.\u201d \u201cThis- requires formal engagements and a will to keep them whereby Vichy would really be inaugurating a new policy,\u201d the paper added.GERMANY SUSPENDS TRADE TALKS WITH TURKEY FOR TIME BEING Ankara, Turkey, Aug.11.\u2014 (Delayed)\u2014 (Æ*) \u2014Well-informed military sources in Ankara said today Germany was using seventy divisions in her drive South of Kiev, making more than 1,-000,000 men pressing towards the Russian industrial centre of Dnepropetrovsk.At the some time a reliable source said that the freshly-arrived German trade delegations had been told within forty-eight hours to suspend pressure for a new German-Turkish trade pact until the military situation in Russia is clarified.The same source said the trade delegation had been instructed to seek an agreement covering 100,000 Turkish pounds, roughly $80,000,000 which would represent a virtual monopoly of Turkish trade.NEW JAPANESE MOVE AGAINST RUSSIANS By J.D.WHITE (Associated Press Staff Writer) Peiping\u2019, Aug.11.\u2014(fP)\u2014-Observers in this-North China gate to Man-choukuo and Mongolia expressed conviction today that Japan\u2019s next theatre of action is more likely to be Siberia than Thailand\u2014and that the blow may fall any day.In Shanghai, foreign military sources agreed that Japan was mobilizing a powerful force in Man-choukuo but usually well-informed quarters still believed Japan would act only if Russia seemed about to collapse.Informed quarters expressed belief August was the latest Japan could expect to launch a campaign into Eastern Siberia without a winter stalemate.Reports ,.oming in with travellers from the Northeast added up to one thing: That something big was going on in Manchoukuo.Sifting the rumors, informed quarters were convinced Japan probably has amassed in Manchou-kuo at least as many troops as the Russians they would encounter in Eastern Siberia.The best available estimates here were that Russia still has a normal strength of 500,000 effectives in Siberia, including some mechanized units, while Japan probably has doubled the normal Kwangtung Army strength of 260,000\u2014if not trebled it as some unconfirmed re- Continued on Page 2, Col.3 SITUATION IN PACIFIC GRAVE One of Two IVIen Who Escaped from Sweetsburg Jail Saturday Noon Shot in Arm When He Failed to Heed Police Warning to Stop.Sweetsburg, Aug.11.\u2014After a daring escape from Sweetsburg jail Saturday noon, Armand Beauclair, 20, and Emilien Beauclair, 21, both of Bridgeport, Conn., were back in custody today after a two-day chase through the woods of this district by R.C.M.P., Provincial and municipal police.The younger Beauclair was shot in the arm by Constable Marchand of the R.C.M.P.yesterday afternoon when the pair were cornered on a farm at Millington, between East Bolton and Bolton Centre.1 When the pair were found on a farm owned by a Mr.Sears, they attempted to run for the bush.The R.C.M.P.fired several shots in the air and shouted at them to stop but the two younger men kept on going.It was then that Constable Marchand fired and struck the younger brother in the arm.His companion then halted and the pair were taken into custody and brought to Sweetsburg after Armand had been given treatment for the wound.The Beauclair brothers were arrested in Sherbrooke July 26 on charges of having smuggled stolen cars into this country from the United States.They had previously escaped jail at Montpelier, Vt., where they were held by the authorities there on charges of theft of an automobile and armed robbery.The United States authorities also hold an addition warrant for their arrest on a charge of breaking iail.Ac Continued on Page 2, Col.2.Heads of Defence Services Meet with Ministers at Special Meeting ot Australian Cabinet.LABOR MINISTER STARTS RETURN TRIP TO DOMINION-CAPITAL Canberra, Aug.11.\u2014((P)\u2014A special meeting of the Australian Cabinet was held today and it ras learned that the heads of the Australian armed services had been consulted.Prime Minister R.G.Menziss said the problems confronting the Government were \u201csuch as to call for the calmest and clearest judgment.\u201d Mr.Menzies yesterday cancelled a Western tour and returned to the capital, saying the international situation was '\u2018more full of danger than ever.\u201d The largest number of applicants for the Australian Imperial Force in any one day since recruiting was resumed several months ago presented themselves today and recruiting officials at Sydney laid the rush to the tense situation in the Pacific.Halifax, Aug.11.\u2014CP)\u2014Labor Minister McLarty left here today for Ottawa following a week-end visit t0 Cape Breton where he appealed for cessation of the coal mining slowdown.Mr.McLarty returned here yesterday after telling representatives of the men engaged in the slowdown that the \u201cabsolute necessity\u201d of coal production would require the Government to take the necessary steps to see that it was kept up.EEKS AID IN Philadelphia, Aug.II,\u2014(/P)\u2014It was so hot Magistrate Joseph Dogole felt sorry for prisoners held in jail on minor charges.\u201cIt\u2019s an awful night for anybody to be in jail when they can be out,\u201d he said.He held court for eleven hours and released forty persons.Plays Ever-Increasing Part In Empire Training Scheme Ottawa, Aug.11.\u2014(ffl\u2014Air Minister Power, only recently returned from Britain, gives Canadians this fresh picture of the vital part the Royal Canadian Air Force is to play in winning the war:\u2014 \u201cWe may reach one-third of all the Empire men in the air.We may reach one-half.We are not proposing to limit ourselves.\u201d And in this war, he said last night in an address broadcast over facilities of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, \u201cair supremacy, not only local, but wherever the enemy may be encountered, is the essentia! prelude to ultimate victory.\u201d It would take two things to attain that supremacy\u2014aircraft production and air manpower.British factories were turning out uncounted numbers of aircraft and the American Army Air Corps with the Royal Air Force were seeing to it a steady stream of planes were being ferried to Britain.\u201cThere will be no more bottlenecks in airplane production,\u201d Maj.Power said.\u201cWe must match mass production of aircraft with mass production of aircrew.\u201cThis can, and will, be done through the instrumentality of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.\u201d The minister said there were training schools in Britain, South Africa, New England, Australia, and Rhodesia, but a large part of the_ burden would fall on the joint training plan and its associated British schools in Canada.\u201cClose as we in Air Force headquarters are to this plan, with which we _ have almost been living and eating and sleeping and cursing and praying for many months, we never realized its importance to British and to the whole world until we understood fully what is expected of it \u2014what hopes are founded on it,\u201d he said.\u201cThe Canadian people were told months ago that their association and partnership in the training plan would be their most important contribution to the common war effort.\u201d He emphasized his next three words: \u201cIt will be.\u201d The Royal Canadian Air Force through the Air Training Plan\u2014\u201cas a full partner in the Empire air effort with unlimited liability\u201d\u2014 would be called upon to provide an ever-increasing proportion of the total Empire strength in the air.\u201cWe may reach one-third of all the Empire men in the air.We may reach one-half.We are not pro- Contirued on Page 2, Col.6 Nava! Minister Seeks Release of Technicians to Speed Up Destroyed Building Programme in Canada.By HAROLD FAIR (Canadian Press Staff Writer) London, Aug, 11.\u2014 (C.P.Cable) \u2014Navy Minister Angus Macdonald is seeking the release of a number of British technicians to aid the Canadian destroyer building programme.The visiting Canadian Minister told a press conference today that \u201cWe propose building destroyers in Canada, but will need some assistance from this country in the matter of skilled supervisors.\u201d He said he had explored the problem of obtaining them in correspondence with the Admiralty and now plans conversations.He has already met A.V.Alexander, First Lord of the Admiralty, for a general talk but has not broached the question of technicians.Refreshed after a week-end in the country following the tiring and \u201csomewhat cold\u201d trans-Atlantic bomber flight, he reviewed Canada\u2019s naval effort for the benefit of British reporters, who included the naval experts of London dailies.Discussing his visit, Mr.Macdonald said that \u201csince the beginning of the war our navy has been working closely with the British and we have come to London to see the First Lord and other officers and discuss co-operation between the two navies.\u201d He gave the British reporter-these naval facts:\u2014 The Canadian navy has increased from 1,774 officers and men and thirteen ships at the outbreak of war to 22,000 men and 250 ships.Personnel includes 500 officers serving with the Royal Navy and twenty- Continued on Page 2, Col.5.Pleased Populace Shouts Satisfaction ¦ .m%i Japan Placed Upon War Footing As Far Eastern Situation Crisis Grows Official Circles Hint that Only Two Steps Remain Before Possible Actual Break with United States\u2014Peiping Observers Convinced that Japan Plans to Make Next Move Against Siberia.Syrians were so pleased that the British and Free French had driven the Nazi threat from their country that they milled around Government buildings for days cheering and shouting their satisfaction.Leaders of the conquering troops tvere obliged on several occasions to present themselves on the balcony of the Government house in Beirut and to acknowledge the enthusiasm of the populace.Above Gen.Castroux, Sir Henry Maitland Wilson and Lieut.-Gen.Laverackreceive an ovation.I m i PLACE BAN ON DIPLOMATIC STAND OF JAPANESE CONSULS London, Aug.11.\u2014 (C.P.Cable)\u2014Japan no longer is permitted to send a \u201cdiplomatic hag\u201d pe'riodically from Cairo, it was learned today, because it has been reported to contain important information on the Middle East for the Axis.The Japanese Consul at Port Said was arrested some time ago for taking photographs after a raid on the Suez Canal zone.ARMY COMMAND ON DRAFT PLAN These laughing, jubilant Syrians created such tumult in Beirut when they crowded around the Government house, that they persuaded the victorious Free French and British leaders to make a personal appearance from a balcony overhead.41 Montreal \u2014 Officials of Canadian Pacific Steamships Company said they were \u201cconsidering\u201d the question of closing the company\u2019s offices in Japan.The matter is believed to have arisen from the tense Far Eastern situation.In addition, officials explained that the offices have been inactive for some time, due to the requisitioning of some company vessels by the \" ' \"h Admiralty.Berlin \u2014 Hostile airplanes flying into Germany from the Northeast attacked Berlin early today.A communique claimed \u201cthe attack was fully ineffective.\u201d (Although the nationality of the planes was not given, the Russians attacked Berlin twice last week and the direction from which the new raid was launched indicated planes from Russia again were the attackers).Sirens sent the capital\u2019s population into the cellars at an early hour.Cairo \u2014 The defenders of besieged Tobruk resisted an Italian attack Saturday night by waiting until the attackers were within 300 yards and then killing them \u201calmost to a man\u201d with a blast of artillery and machine-gun fire, British Middle East general headquarters announced today.Axis armored forces also were compelled to withdraw from the No Man\u2019s Land between the Libyan and Egyptian borders yesterday, the communique said, by accurate artillery fire from British patrols.Once Stately City ot Upper; Dnieper River Completely Devastated Through Stalin Scorched Earth Policy.By ALVIN STENKOFF .I (A?oeiated Press Staff Writer) Smolensk, Russia (By Telephone to Berlin), August 11.\u2014(IP)\u2014Smol-I er.sk, once stately Russian city on the banks of the Upper Dnieper, has taken its place among the communities wiped out by war.I walked over its ashes, the first American newspaperman to reach ¦ iris sector of the Central Front.The , Germans claim they captured Smolensk July 16.| (The Russians, as recently as last | week, declared at least some sections of the city 230 miles West of Moscow, still were in Russian hands.) ! The blackened chimneys of burned-! out factories and homes and the j shells of a few houses stood precariously amidst the devastation.Asked how much of Smolensk was destroyed, a German officer estimated ninety per cent.He declared i most of the damage was caused by i Russian troops carrying out Stalin\u2019s : orders to destroy everything before .retreating.Only 20,000 of 160,000 civilians who resided in Smolensk a month ago have remained.German soldiers swarmed over the I scene cleaning up.! The front has moved on East a few kilometres in the direction of Mos-' cow.At segments where I approach-! eri, it seemed quiet.It was explained, | however, that on a front spread Administration Prepared for Every Concession to Ensure Passage of Draft Extension Proposals.Washington, Aug.11.\u2014 (iP) \u2014 House administration leaders, faced with a stiff fight, decided today to make every concession necessary to obtain approval of legislation authorizing President Roosevelt to extend service for the rank and file of the United States army beyond the present statutory limits.Although the outlook was beset by some uncertainties, the army meanwhile apparently had decided to count on ultimate passage of the measure and to risk its present troop disposition accordingly.Gen.George C.Marshall, Chief of Staff, testified a month ago that if the bill did not pass by August 1 outpost garrisons would have to be impaired by the withdrawal of units containing men whose service was about to expire.Officials said, however, that they knew of no orders relieving National Guard units in Hawaii which Marshall said would have to be issued by the August 1 deadline if these units were to be demobilized before expiration of their year\u2019s duty.In the absence of an official explanation, it was assumed that the orders had been withheld in the expectation that the legislation, now close to a final vote in the House, wou;d be approved shortly.Administration leaders in the House thought that prospects for approval had improved somewhat during the week-end, due largely to hints of closer collaboration between Vichy and Germany.Some believed this development would make votes for the bill.The President\u2019s legislative lieutenants said privately that they would Continued on Page 2.Col.5.\u2018 Tokyo, August 11.\u2014(&)\u2014Tiie Government put Japan on a full economic war footing today under [lie General Mobilization Act and authoritative quarters declared that only two steps remained before a possible actual break with the United States.But strangely, amid the atmosphere of deteriorating Japanese-American relations, came the counsel of a Japanese diplomat, Kaname Wakasugi, homecoming Minister at.[he Washington Embassy, that \u201cthe United States is prepared and determined to meet the worst eventualities.\u201d The two steps that would cause a complete United States break with Japan were specified by the news-naper Chugai, which speaks for big business, as a complete embargo and severance of consular relations.The consular breach would be a likely prelude to an end of diplomatic relations.For Chugai this was a new, pessimistic turn in its editorial comment.For Japanese diplomacy, Wakasugi\u2019s blunt delineation of Japanese-Ameri-can relations was one of the sharpest i outlines by a Japanese official in recent months.He pictured both nations as un-witling to \u201cstai\u2019t anything,\u201d but declared the United States attitude was changed and that Washington was ready with a retaliatory step for every action Japan could cake.In deciding today to invoke full provisions of the General Mobilization Act, a measure parallel in an economic sense to military mobilization, the Konoye Government took full regulatory charge of Japanese economy.The measure especially covers control of the stock exchange and marine transportation.Chugai, a powerful industrial journal, said editorially today that United States-Japanese relations were deteriorating and only two things were j left before a possible actual break: a complete embargo and severance | of consular relations.Chugai previously had not been so pessimistic about American-Japan-; ese relations.The newspaper Nichi Nichi talked by telephone to Los Angeles with Kaname Wakasugi, Japanese Minister to the United States, who is on his way home, and said his trip related to Thailand.It quoted the Minister as referring to the Thailand question as \u201cThis delicate issue.\u201d The following is a partial text of Nichi Nichi\u2019s transcript of the trans-; Pacific interview: Isolationist sentiment is gradually ; dropping out in the United States and speech, press, industry and everything are directed toward pre- ^ Continued on Page 2, Col.4.leva Scotian Miners Determined To Continue Slow-Down Policies Continued on Page 2, Col.By JOHN LEBLANC (Canadian Press Staff Writer) Glace Bay, N.S., August 11.\u2014((P)\u2014-Leaders of the slowdown strike in Cape Breton\u2019s coal mines still were committed to that policy today despite a renewed, first-hand plea from Labor Minister McLarty that they return to full production to aid Canada\u2019s war effort.Representatives of the men engaged in the slowdown, who seek higher wages and the removal of the District Executive of the United Mine Workers of America, were told by the Minister Saturday that the \u201cabsolute necessity\u201d of coal production would require the Government to take the necessary steps to see that it was kept up.And he said the Government could make nc promises while the programme continued.But the convention of dissident U.M.W.members that initiated the policy decided yesterday to prolong it until all their demands were met.The programme in effect In ten Dominion Coal Company pits in Cape Breton for three months, has cut down coal output by an estimated 500,000 tons.Mr.McLarty came here Friday in an atten.pt to settle the problem, and he said- before he left yesterday he would make \u201cdefinite recommenda- tions\u201d to the Cabinet on bis return .to Ottawa Tuesday.He did not dis-| close the nature of his contemplated | recommendations.The Minister had a long conference here yesterday with the Policy Com-: mittce of the \u201cOutlaw\u201d convention, and the meeting was attended also by Nova Scotia Mines Minister, L.D.Currie.In addition, during the last ten days Mr.McLarty has conferred with William Sneed, sent here by International U.M.W.President John L.Lewis to adjust the slowdown problem, district union officials and coal company officers.RESUME EFFORTS TO STRIKE GASPE OIL La Petite Madeleine, Que., August 11.\u2014\u2014Attempts to strike oil on the Gaspe Peninsula will be resumed soon according to Hon.Edgar Roch-I ette, Provincial Minister of Mines, ^ Labor and Maritime Fisheries.Mr.Rochette said here Saturday : that a verbal agreement has been worked out between the Imperial Oil Company and the Quebec Govern-; mont for resumption of the attempts to discover the oil which numerous engineers believe exists on the Peninsula.The final agreement is expected to be signed soon.A^8C 2.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1941.FORMER BROKER RELEASED FROM NOTffl PRISON Richard Whitney, Former President of Stock Exchange, to Manage Farm in Massachusetts.DOUBLE-OCEAN SOVIETS ADMIT Ossining, N.Y., August 11.\u2014(fP)\u2014 Richard Whitney, who lost $11,000,-000 in Wall Street left prison a free man today after making a profit of $181.01 in forty months in Sing Sing.The fifty-three-year-old former President of the New York Stock Exchange, paroled after serving NAVY RAPIDLY NEARS OBJECT Speed-up Policy Will Result in Completion of U.S.Programme Two Years Ahead of Schedule.Washington, Aug.11.\u2014(A5)\u2014The warship building speed-up, cutting construction on new men-of-war an average of 12 1-2 per cent for each vessel, will give the United States its two-ocean Ueet two years earlier than originally scheduled, na'rv sources said today.Barring labor trouble or actual three years and four months of an i war, the fleet will be \u201csubstantially eight-to-ten year sentence for steal-, ready\u201d by 1944 to fulfill its intending $214,00-0 from client brokerage ! ed mission of defending the United accounts, was met by his brother, | States from simultaneous attacks in George, in a chauffeur-driven limou-¦ the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, a sine.\t| navy spokesman said.Tne originally Whitney greeted his brother, a J.I scheduled date was 1946-7.P.Morgan partner who advancer $2,- ! Some of the seventeen battleships 600,000 of his own fortune in a vain : authorized, and perhaps certain oth-attempt to save Whitney\u2019s firm from 1 er large units wiii be uncompleted, bankruptcy in 1938, with a silent, but by 1944 it was estimated that the handclasp.Neither spoke until _ the : most powerful fleet the world has big car pulled away from the prison I eVer known will be in readiness for to carry Whitney to the Barnstable, any possible hostile combination.Mass., dairy farm he will suptrin- Double and sometimes triple-shift fend-\twork in many yards and private As.he emerged from the prison, shipbuilding plants, authorization of wearing a slightly baggy, gray suit, overiime pay, and new worker-and gray hat and squinting nncer- : trajnjng r.^ogrammes have bernm to tainly in the bright sun.ight, Whit-\tjn accelerated deliver- ne.rs pallid, heavy face lit with a : jes wbjch began to reach a peak in sm tyranny is as hateful as the Service Club booth during the ^ is us: to >\u2019ou 1110 things for days of Shefford Exhibition; Con- which we will fight to the death arc veners of workers, Mrs.Shaw and Mrs.Bird; solicitors of food, Mrs.E.J.McKenna, Mrs.Alvin Hillhouse, Mrs.H.1).Wells, Mrs, F.R.Dalton, Mrs.Will linson and Mrs.S.J.Irwin : Miss has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.H.S.C.Moffat, Newton Avenue, returned last week to her home in Three Rivers.* * * Mr.and Mrs.H.Weinstein and Miss Bess Weinstein left yesterday san.Mr.Donald Patrick, of Sherbrooke, and Mr.Russel Wallace, of Stan-stead, were week-end callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.L.Wallace, Main Street.Rev.F.A.C.Doxsee, of Sher- no loss sacred, and, to my mind a any rate, your generosity is born of your conviction that we fight to save a cause that is yours no less than ours\u2014of your high resolve that however great the cost, however long the struggle, justice and freedom, human dignity and kindness Graves and Miss Slack.General Notes _ Fifteen local Boy vised by Veteran William Draper and two of the older Scouts, Clevei,,le f«\u2018l strength of her Empire for y Scouts, super-N™!! n°t peri.-h from the earth.\u201d William Draper, Duly now i.s Britain marsballiiv; on a \"week s motor trip to Mont- brooke, preached the morning: s veal\tfin n l-i n o ^.«,1 +1-.^ T\t\u201e \u2022\t\u2022\t,,\t, \u201d ^ real, Quebec and the Laurentian Mountains.* m * Mr.and Mrs.J.Lacas have returned to their home in Drummond- 'some other way, like taking them to ! vdie after spending their vacation i concert or nlav.\t- witn Mr.and Mrs.Walter Carter, a concert or play.,\t.\t2\u2014Yes.And offer to help with Ts and Street, restaurant tor a meal during his|other housework\tp ! 3 4.ter, Evelyn Marion, to Mr.Lawrence tess would much prefer to give him what he is accustomed to than take a chance on serving him cither too visit?2\u2014\tShould the woman guest whose hostess has no maid take care of her own room?3\u2014\tIf a young man\u2019s mother writes and asks his girl friend to spend * t * \u2022Certainly.\tj Air.and Mrs.J.H.Saunders an- il e should tell her, as break- \u201ce V16 ?,an:iage ofJheir dau°h' fast dishes are simple and the hos- t4ei';,Eve^n Manon, to Mr Lawrence hpfiS wnnld mnr*Vi nrpfpv tn (Huo Vnm Althlll \\ anCG, at St.Paill S Church, Bury, on Saturday, August 9, 1941.a week-end at their home, is it all heavy or too light a breakfast.right for her to do so?4\u2014\tif a hostess asks a guest what sort of breakfast he likes should he say \u201cIt doesn\u2019t matter\u201d or tell what ho usually eats?5\u2014\tShould neighbors give a young-mother advice on how to care for her baby if the advice is not asked for?What would you do if Y\u2019ou go to visit in the home 6\u2014No.Best \u201cWhat Would You Do\u201d lution\u2014(a).Miss Geraldine Hebert, Mrs.F.E.S.Shelley and Miss Carol Hebert ice in the United Church yesterday.Red Cross workers having red sweaters or brown socks for the eight-year-old kits for girls, are asked to finish and bring them to the work room on or before Friday of this week.DRESSES OF REVEALING LACE DEMAND WELL-GROOMED BACKS BY ALICIA HART No woman, however pretty her face and hair, can wear the new ?;eveal,ing\\ lace\u2019 dance dresses unless where they will be the guests for several days of Mrs.H.R.Unsworth \u201cCom-pan-ee atten-shun!\u201d bawled The annual Sunday School picnic the drill sergeant to the rookie of St.Paul\u2019s Mission was held on squad.\u201cCom-pan-ee, lift up your Saturday afternoon .at Mcnard-les-left leg and hold it straight out in Bains, Little Lake Magog.After front of you.\u201d\tswimming and races for young and By mistake, one soldier held up old, for which delightful prizes were °^ ! his right leg, which brought it side given, a picnic supper was served, fi lends for a week or two and take a j by side with his neighbor\u2019s left.leg.followed by ice cream and lemon-small child witn you whose diet is | \u201cAw right,\u201d shouted the sergeant ade.The peanut scramble, brought mostly made up of canned 1oods pre- j when he noticed this, \u201cwho\u2019s the wise the highly successful annual picnic pared especially for children\u2014 j guy over there holding up both to a close.(a) Take a supply of the canned | legs?\u201d The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Allen was celebrated at.a delightful party at their home on Belvidere Street on Saturday night.Following an evening of dancing, the hostess served delicious refreshments, the tea-table being decorated with a profusion of garden flowers massed about a wedding cake centrepiece.Mr.and Mrs.Allen were the recipients of many lovely gifts and good wishes.* * * 1 Phlox and summer blossoms in a silver bowl formed the centrepiece for the attractive table at the Sherbrooke Country Club weekly tea on Saturday afternoon.The hostesses, whose committee was headed by Mrs.Colin Campbell, were Mrs.: S.R.Fuller, Miss Fredericka Bradley.Miss Gladys Hale and Miss j J.Wootten.Mrs.S.R.Fuller and her guest, Lady Mayo-Robson.poured, I while the hostesses were assisted in iserving by Mrs.A.G.Chenier and j the ' Misses Ruth Ewing, Fifi Mc-!Manamy and Beverly Ames.her shoulders and back are soft, smooth and beautiful groomed.If you have deep hollows along your shoulder bones or if your neck and shoulders are thin rather than subtly rounded or if the skin on your back isn\u2019t clear and smooth, it\u2019s better to forget about dinner and dance dresses with lace tops\u2014 for this season, at least.Meanwhile you can get yourself in condition to wear them next year.Fill Out The Hollows Swimming\u2014particularly the good old-fashioned breast stroke \u2014 and swimming exercises will do a great deal to fill out hollows along the victory, she said, and \u201cthrough these waiting months a heavy burden is being borne by our people.\u201d Pugh and Donald Davidson, are enjoying a camping holiday at Bowker Lake.The boys in the party include David Bloomberg, Joseph Santolini, Jack Hillhouse, Keith Shettler.\t,,\t, Lorimer Bockus, Wallace Plunkett mothcr- Airs.Cortis Stanhope.Tenny Hall, Gerald Tetreault, Hugh , AHss Sybil Window visited her Dalton and Aiken Neilsen,\tbrother, Mr.H.Window, and Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.A.Henry Smith Window, of Montreal, entertained at a dinner in honor of1 ^eorgP Purdy A/C 1, C.T.C., Miss Carroll Forand, of St.Albans, !1 lcton> Ont., visited his parents, Mr.Vt., Miss Regina Smith, Miss Ger-!and Mrs-Harley Purdy, and brother, trade Cohen and Miss Miriam Camp- j Lawrence Purdy, bell, of Waterloo, for all of whom -,\t, *\tMis.James Paul, of Mr.and Mrs.Smith are God-parents |Caneton Place, Ont., were recent Mrs.A.E.Thomas, Mrs.John f,uc®\u2018s of Air.Paul\u2019s sister, Mrs.F.NEW MAKEUP FOUNDATIONS ARE REALLY WORTH TRYING BY ALICIA HART j New foundation preparations are 1 such an improvement on the old-fashioned varieties which were too j oily or else too drying that it be-I hooves every woman who thinks she doesn\u2019t need a foundation at least j to try one or two.For oily skins, there are liquid foundations which are very much ! like liquid powders.In fact, several dispense with the need for powder.The trick, of course, is to choose one which gives your skin a healthy, rosy glow.Forget that old rule about picking powder to match natural skin tones.It\u2019s a good rule only if your skin tones are naturally lovely.If they are sallow or grayish, both powder and foundation should change them instead of making them even more sallow or grayish.For dry and normal skins, there are foundation films that give the skin a dull, smooth, satiny finish.In addition, they make powder and rouge stay on for hours and hours.One particularly nice variety is rosy, pinkish beige, goes on smoothly and | quickly, gives the skin an irridescent ' glow and holds powder in place exceptionally well.This is excellent for sallow complexions.Towards Fewer Makeup Jobs A great many smart women, who see to it that no more than three complete makeup jobs a day are necessary, smooth on foundation film, then cream rouge, then pat on powder in lavish quantities, pressing it into the skin and letting it set for a few minutes before whisking off the excess with a clean, fluffy bit of cotton.Afterward, the piece of cotton is dipped in cold water or skin lotion, wrung dry and pressed lightly against face and throat.This operation further sets the powder.To make lipstick stay on, always apply it on lips that are quite dry, let it set for a few seconds, then blot lips with cleansing tissues before moistening them.sffome ef'rice You Learn Piano Quickly With a Keyboard Chart , enjirz7 Dean, Mrs.Eric Thomas and Miss 1 M.Gilmour were tea guests of Mrs.Norman E.Paterson at Brome Lake.Mrs.Earl MacLaughlin, of Windsor, Vt., and Mrs.Sicard and son, James, of Warden, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Albert E.McKenny at the luncheon hour.Mrs.Samuel Marshall, of Foster, Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Brock and two children and Miss Vera McElroy, of Oshawa, Ont., and Mrs.B.W.Brock, of Westmount, were guests of Mrs.J.J.Irwin and Mr.Jay Irwin.Miss Carroll Forand, of St.Albans, Vt., has been spending a few days with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Amos Bobo.Mr.Munroe Landon, of Simcoe, Ont., was calling on Mrs.S.J.Irwin.Mrs.W.M.Wallace, of Warden Heights, has been spending several days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.James Standish, assisting in the care H.Stone, and Mr.Stone.Rev.Sidney Wood attended the summer lectures at Macdonald College, Stc.Anne de Bellevue.Rev.I.M.Lidstonc and Mr.Wm.J.Galbraith, of Granby, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Paterson.Mrs.Eric Thomas, of Montreal, is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.John L.Dean and Mrs.E.A.Thomas.Miss Agatha Bouchard and Miss Kathleen Ledoux, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Henry Smith.Friends will be gratified to learn that Mr.Henry Hawkins\u2019 condition is now somewhat more encouraging following a critical period of pneumonia.Miss Lucia Graves was calling on friends in Granby last week.Miss Marjorie McKenna has been spending a week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.George Craig, of Port Colbournc, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.F.H.Stone, accom- MARRIAGES - \u2014,of her mother, who is ill.collarbone.Bad head posture often I Miss Madeline Poirier has been pamed by their guests, Mr.and Mrs.means the difference between hav-|Spending the week with Notary and Jal}les Paul, of Carleton Place, Ont., ing a long, slender, swan-like throat j Mrs.Armand Boulay at their homo ,p i r ii c ( I Mi.and Mis, IL I .Stone and and a long, stringy, ugly one.Reg-j in Valcourt.\tIson.Douglas, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, ular use of a long-handled bath Mrs.Gilbert Mack, of Montreal, I Alio and Mrs.Arthur Bartlett at-brush has improved the texture of visited her mother, \u2019 Mrs.W.w! itGllcled tlle funera^*n Bennoxville of Standish.\t\u2019.'AI1'- David George Harrison, held in Mrs.Donald Knowles and son, j ®t- peolTie s Church.Donald, of Westmount, are guests! Airs James Hethenngton has roof Mrs.Knowles\u2019 mother, Mrs.John|L,Lnnpd fl'0™a \"'eek s vlPlk w!th her Baj|jje>\tdaughter, Miss Joyce Hethenngton, Mr.and Mrs.Orval Quilliams, of |\u2018n AA^Cnount.South Stukely, were in Waterloo.Friends of Miss Phyllis Stanhope will regret to learn that she was taken to the General Hospital, Montreal.She was accompanied to the the skin on many a back No matter how good your figure, you won\u2019t be as attractive as it is possible for you to be unless you carry your head gracefully, making the muscles at the sides of the neck-do some of the work of supporting your head.Chin should be high, but not thrust forward.Try This Exercise To improve your posture and, beautify your throat, try this exer-.city by her grandparents, Mr.and You can\u2019t tell the difference BETWEEN A NEW PINAFORE AND A RINSO-WASHED ONE! 0 Your colored things washed time and again with Rinso stay so fresh and bright you can place them beside brand new garments and not tell one from the other.Rinso is truly safe for washable colors\u2014in tub or washer.Start using Rinso right away.Order the GIANT package for economy now.A Lever product Rinso keeps colors bright JEFFRIES\u2014SHEPARD Eats Farnham, August 11.\u2014 A very pretty wedding took place in St.Augustine\u2019s Church on Saturday, August 2, when Esther Frary, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Shepard, of East Farnham, was united in marriage to William Charles Jeffries, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Jeffries, of Liverpool, England.The church was prettily decorated with various kinds of summer flowers.The ceremony took place at four o\u2019clock with Rev.F.E.Macklin officiating.Mrs.George Barker presided at the organ.The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her brother to the strains of the wedding march, wore a gown of white taffeta with a shoulder-length white tulle veil, and Stand erect, relax jaw and neck and let head fall backward as far as possible, opening mouth.Now place fingertips just behind cars and lift head upward, meanwhile slowly closing your mouth.Repeat five times.Then do the exercise five times without using fingertips.Simply imagine that pressure behind ears is pulling your head upward.Remember to clean your neck with soap artd water or cream as often as you clean your face\u2014and to use night cream faithfully.Don\u2019t let makeup end at the chinline.Carry your foundation and face powder downward on throat.Your throat should match your face.Unless you apply makeup skillfully, it won\u2019t.I Mrs.L.C.Stanhope, and her RELAX-YOU\u2019LL LAST LONGER AND GET A LOT MORE DONE The woman about whom people always are saying \u2014 \u201cHow in the world does she find time to do so much?\u201d\u2014usually manages to relax more often and more completely than others who seem to be busier but who accomplish a great deal less per year Rev.F.B.and Mrs.Staes and two children, of Montreal, were luncheon guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Buckland and family.Mrs, Clara Wells is spending a few weeks in Maitland, Ont., with Miss Constance Skinner.______\t Mr.\tHorace Hayes,\tof Fulford, 'visited his son, Mr.Almus Hayes, freshed.\t;and family, Foster Square.Now and then during the\tday\tshe\t!\tMrs.\tC.Odell and\tMrs.Grant sits in a straight chair, lets her body : whitehead spent a day in Montreal, fall forward until her head is hang-1 Mr.James Benning has spent a ing between her knees and arms are week-end at his home in Montreal, down with fingers dragging on the | Mrs.L.A.Kenyon, of Montreal, floor.In this position, she relaxes , was a guest of her mother, Mrs.F.neck, shoulders and arms for several ! B.Perkins, and brother, Mr.Alden minutes.\tjPerkins, and family.In addition, she refuses to worry j Mr.and Mrs.Walter Bockus, of about two tasks at once.She con-jFoster, wore guests of Mr.Bockus\u2019 centrâtes on one and then goes on sister, Mrs.Almus Hayes, and to the next.By so doing, she in-j family.creases her efficiency\tand\tsaves a\t:\tMrs.\tF.B.Perkins is\tvisiting her great deal of wear an\tdtear on\ther\t[daughter, .Mrs.I,.A.Kenyon, and nerves.\t'family, in Montreal.fifty Knit Your Way To Style ANSWERS TO CRANIUM CRACKERS 1\u2014\tQueen Elizabeth of England and Queen Cleopatra of Egypt were redheads.2\u2014\tStrawberry Blond, Carrot Top, Pinky, Rusty, Red, Goldy, are nicknames of redheads.3\u2014\tGeorge Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, Ulysses S.Grant and Calvin Coolidge were redheads.4\u2014\tLord Nelson, British naval hero, and William Shakespeare were redheads.5\u2014\tKatharine Hepburn, Myrna Loy, Ann Sheridan, Judy Garland,) Jeanette MacDonald, Janet Gaynor, ] Billie Burke, Ginger Rogers and Barbara Stanwyck are among Hollywood\u2019s redheads.Sarah Bernhardt was also one.Kun ju Be Your Own Teacher Giving piano lessons to yourself?Yes.it can be done, easily, with ¦ keyboard chart.With that to guide you, it\u2019s not such a long step as you\u2019d think from your first lesson to the triumphant day when you can entertain friends with your music.Your first lesson is to learn your keyboard and the notes.The keyboard chart pictures life-size the most used part of the piano and with each key its music staff note.When you place the chart behind your keyboard each paper key fits behind each real key, so you\u2019ve only to look from note to paper key to real key\u2014and there you are.Your chart keys are numbered, too, so you can quickly learn to play popular music a short-cut way.You're shown by number which keys to play for basic chords; then you can skip hard parts of your music and play a few harmonizing chords instead.Our 24-page instruction book, with life-size keyboard chart, shows you in a simple, short-cut way how 1o play the piano.Includes rudiments of music; Ihree favorite airs for practise.Send 15c in coins for your copy of \u201cQuick Course in Piano Playing\u201d to Daily Record, Home Service, Sherbrooke, Quebec.Be sure to write plainly your name, address, and the name of instruction book.More than 80 per cent of the 100,-000 annual cases of diphtheria in the United States occur between the ages of one and five years.MAGOG HOUSE Sherbrooke\u2019s best hotel.Dinners and Suppers Daily\u201450c WEDDING RECEPTIONS A SPECIALTY.Take Care OF Your Health USE OUR \u201cB.1\u201d Bread ALLATT\u2019S PHONE 724 ) carried a bouquet of deep red roses, j The chances are that she has She tvas attended by her sister, Miss [trained herself to go to sleep just a Doris Shepard, who acted as brides- ! few seconds after she has put out maid and wore a gown of pink I the light.In other words, she taffeta with shoulder-length veil to ! doesn\u2019t take her worries to bed with match, and carried a bouquet of : her.pink roses.The groom was attended Instead of constantly telling the by his brother, Mr, James Jeffries, ! taxi driver to hurry or fussing to of Sherbrooke.\t1\therself about why buses move so After the ceremony tea was serv- ' slowly when passengers are in a ed at the home of the bride\u2019s par- ! hurry, she relaxes on her way to ents.Following the tea, Mr.and | keep an appointment.She closes Mrs.Jeffries left with Mr.James |her eyms and now and then lets her Jeffries for a short honeymoon in Sherbrooke.xAmong the out-of-town people to attend the wedding were Miss Gertrude Shepard, of Knowlton, Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Cooke and Mrs.Fanny Cooke, of Sutton, Mr.Asa Shepard, head rest on the back of the seat, thereby relieving tension in her neck muscles.She sits down when she combs her hair or puts on fresh makeup.When she is confused )and harassed by a dozen details that must be attended Mr.and Mrs.James Symington and to, she goes off in a corner by her- Hcuseliold Art* by Alice Brooks 1 mi It\u2019s Made of Inexpen- sive Worsted COPR.19*1.HOUSEHOLD ARTS, INCk PATTERN 6937 Master Richard Lent, of Dunham, Mrs.George Barker and daughter, Eleanor, of Cowansville, and Mr.Bertie Smith, of Frelighsburg.All join in wishing the bride and groom good luck and happiness.self and reads a page of her newspaper or closes her eyes and thinks of something far removed from the work she must do.After a few minutes she is able to go back to her work, unconfused and mentally re- The popular jacket for summer needed, and fall and inexpensive too\u2014it\u2019s To obtain this pattern send made in two strands of worsted, twenty cents in coins (stamps can-Best of all it\u2019s a jiffy-knit-\u2014a gar- not be accepted) to Sherbrooke ment you could quickly knit for war Daily Record, Household Arts Derelief.Pattern 6937 contains in- partment, Sherbrooke, Quebec.Be structions for jacket in sizes 12-14.sure to write plainly your name, 16-18 and stitches; materials address and nattern number.m DltrGwcï on OH BOY! 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Prices For Classified Advertising: CASH RATE\u20142 cents per word, minimum charge 25 cents for 10 words or less.CHARGE RATE\u20143 cents per word, minimum charge 50 cents for 10 words or less.BIRTHS\u2014MARRIAGES\u2014DEATH S Deatn and Funeral Notices, Card of Thanks, In Memoriam without poetry, 75c an insertion.Poetry included in In Memoriam, 10c per line extra.Engagements, Weddings, Birth Notices, 50c.List of flowers included in obituary reports, 2c a word, 25c extra when charge account is opened.Reader Notice in country locals, 15c per line, five words to a line; Lennox-ville and City Brieflets, 20c per line.ERRORS in advertisements will be rectified immediately on attention being called thereto.Female Help Wanted COOK WANTED.GOOD WAGES.MRS.Colin Campbell, 179 Queen Phone 353.Male Help Wanted \u201cSituations Vacant Male\u2019* advertisements appearing in Th» Record are subject to the following conditions provided by Orders-in-Council : \u201cApplications will not be considered from persons in the employment of any firm, corporation or other employer engaged in the production of munitions, war equipment, or supplies for the armed force* unless such employee is not actually employed in his usnal trade or occupation.'* For Sale i Miscellaneous RESTAURANT BUSINESS, SACRIFICE account of illness, assured income, busy ' place.Write Box 110, Record.MILITARY SHOES LESS THAN COST OF repairing.We call for and deliver shoes for repair.Tremblay, 138a King West.Phone 2098- Situations Wanted, Female REFINED.MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW, DE-sires position as housekeeper.Go d cook.Come .or write Mrs.M.Francis, care R.H.Bullard, R.2, Inverness, Que.\u2018CARPET FELT\u2014A STRONG LONG LIFE ! felt for laying under carpets, linoleums, ! etc.Prolongs the life of your floor coverings.The Philip Carey Company Ltd., Asbestos and Asphalt Products.Lennox-ville, P.Q.3>/_, TONS COKE.2S WHITE ROCK PUL-lets, four months old.23 Prospect Street, Lennoxville.Phone 234.FLAG STONE FOR SALE AT LITTLE 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August, September, October.November.Will buy them one day and take them the next.No test required.John H.Harvey, Frelighsburg, Que.Phone 27r22.Cars For Sale 1938 NASH LAFAYETTE, PERFECT CON-dition.Reason for selling: death.Mrs.J.A.Beaudoin, 15 Fabrique Street, Thet-ferd.Phone 413.CALL US FOR PRICES ON WINDOWS OF all kinds.Storm sash a specialty.Order now for fall delivery.riugg-Bail Labels Reg\u2019d., Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Que.Phone 33, night \u2022 39.OBITUARIES lish Bogie.Interment was made in' NO MATA HARI LIIU J tery.Teachers Wanted ONE QUALIFIED PROTESTANT ELE-mentary school teacher wanted.Term 10 months to begin September 1st.Salary $45 per month.State age in answering.Apply to George Lafontaine, Sec.-Treas., Sch ol Trustees of St.Malachie, County of Dorchester, P.Q.Radio Programmes Real Estate For Sale SIX ROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE IN Lennoxville.Apply Box 120.Record.Farms For Sale 65 ACRE FARM, NINE ROOM HOUSE, barn and farm implements.Would consider exchange for modern six room house or bungalow with seme land, near school, in Lennoxville.Mrs.Stella G.Wilson, North Hatley, Que.Phone 28r3.Auctioneers EL M.DEMERS, AUCTIONEER, SHER-brooke.Phone 224-W.F.A.BURTON, AUCTIONEER, I/j-DAY sale.$20.Tel.85-r-2, Waterville._ ARTHUR OLSON.AUCTIONEER.MILAN.WATERVILLE Chartered Accountants AUDITORS\u2014INCOME FAX EDNEY, aRMITAGE & CO.CHARTERED Accountants, 72 Prospect St.Phone 3285.P.s.ROSS & SONS.CHARTERED Accountants.Montreal.Electro-Surgical Clinic SPECIALTY : RHEUMATISM, ARTHRITIS.Neuritis, Heart end Stomach Diseases.X-ray Laboratory.Tonsils, Hemorrhoids, Wart* and Corns removed by Electro-Surgery.Dr.Horn, 85 Court St.Phone 3636.Marriage Licences MARRIAGE LICENCES.W.H.BRADLEY.Ol\u2019vier Building.4 Wellington South.Notary JACQUES LAGASSE, NOTARY.TETU Building.62 Wellington North.Phone 932.Physicians and Surgeons DR.ETHIER, PHONE 676.\t84 KING ST.| West, Electrotherapy, Urinary Disease.j DRS.J.A.DARCIIE & LIONEL DARCHE.| Eye, ear.nose and throat- Private Hos- : pital.92 King Street West- Mi.-s Georgie Manson, of Montreal, is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Burton.Master Sandy Smith, of South Porcupine, Ont., who is spending several weeks with his grandmother, Mrs.F.O.Smith, was in Lennoxville for a few days with his uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Clarke.Mrs.Edith Drew, of Montreal, is spending a short vacation at her country home, \u201cThe Firs.\" Mr.and Mrs.Fred W.Ayer spent a few days in Montreal.The Misses Bayley have returned home from Ayer\u2019s Cliff after being guests of their brother and sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Bayley.Miss Mary Ashton, who has been spending the school vacation with Mrs.Cairnie, has gone to Huntingdon, where she will be a guest of friends.Mrs.William Hand, of Sherbrooke, is spending several weeks with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Mc-Naughton.Mrs.M-ry Williams, of Magog, is a guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs.F.E.Holtham.Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Cameron and sons, Gary and Wayne, have returned to Brockville, Ontario, after spending a week at the heme of Mr.and Mrs.Fred W.Ayer.Rev.J G.and Mrs.Fulcher and Miss Gladys Swanson were at Draper\u2019s Corner, where they attended a Ladies\u2019 Aid meeting at the home of Mrs.H.H.Allison.Mr.and Mrs.William Cripps and daughter, Suzanne, of St.Thomas, Ontario, have been guests of Mrs.Cripps\u2019 mother, Mrs.Thomas Ger-rard.Recent guests of Mrs.L.L.Heath at Riverside cottage were Mr.and Mrs.Ivan Heath and two sons, Loren and Donnie, of Huntingdon, Quebec, Mr.and Mrs.E.L.Barter, of Sher-j brooke, Mrs B.V.Little, of North I Hatley, Mrs.N.R.Barrett, of Len-! noxville, and Mrs F.Rose, R.N., of New York City.Mr.and Mrs.John Neve! and daughter, Margaret Ann, of Montreal, and Mrs.Edith Drew, of West-mount, were visitors at the home of Mrs.F.O.Smith.MYSTIC Mrs.McLeod and Miss Janet McLeod, of Montreal, were recent guests of Mrs.G.L.Bockus and Miss Edith Bockus.Mrs.Loftus Smith, of Abercorn, and Miss Mary Hastings, of Mechanic, N.J., were recent guests of Mrs.Kenneth Smith.Miss Dorothy Tuttle, of Montreal, is spending a week with Mrs.Sug-gett.Little Judy Draper, of St.Albans, Vt., is spending a week with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.M.E.Bockus.Miss Margaret Phelps, of Cowans-I ville, spent a week-end with Mrs.H.I T.Smith.1 Mr.Stephen Walbridge, of Valley-| field, spent a week-end with his par-j ents.Monday, August 11.7:00 p.m.\u2014WEAF: Pleasure Time; WJZ: Best of the Week; CKAC: Amos V Andy; CBM: Salon Music; CFCF: Waltz Time.7:30 p.m.\u2014CBM: Who Are the Norsemen?; WABC: Blondie, Comedy Sketch; WEAF: Cavalcade of America; WJZ: Marion Mann, Songs; CFCF: Uncle Troy.8:00 p.m.\u2014WJZ: World\u2019s Best, Drama ; WEAF : The Telephone Hour; CBM; Playtime; WABC: Vox Pop; CFCF: Lest We Forget.8:30 p.m.\u2014WEAF: Margaret Speaks, Soprano; Symphony Orchestra; WABC: Gay Nineties Revue; CBM: Sonata Recital; CFCF; True or False; CKAC: Alpha; News.9:00 p.m.\u2014WEAF: Dr.I.Q.; CKAC: Forecast; WJZ: Basin Street Chamber Music Society; CBM: Concert Orchestra; CFCF: Green Hornet, drama.9:30 p.m.\u2014WJZ: News Here and Abroad; WEAF: Feature; CBM: Russell Bennett\u2019s Notebook; CFCF: Dance Music.10:00 p.m.\u2014CBM: Contented Hour; WABC: Freddy Martin\u2019s Orchestra; WJZ: Famous Jury Trials; CFCF: Feature.10:30 p.m.\u2014 WJZ: National Radio Forum; CKAC: Juan Arvizu, Songs; WEAF: Grant Park Concert; CBM: With the Troops in England; CFCF: News.11:00 p.m.\u2014WEAF: News; WJZ: News; Dance Orchestra; WABC: Carl Hoff\u2019s Orchestra; CBM: News; CFCF.Lost Empire; CKAC: Sports; Pianologue, 11:30 p.m.\u2014WEAF: Barry Win-ton's Orchestra; CKAC: Charlie Spivak\u2019s Orchestra; CFCF: Ray Hoatherton\u2019s Orchestra; CBM: BBC News Reel, MISS FLORENCE McAETHUR, MYSTIC.Bedford, Aug.11.\u2014The funeral of Miss Florence McArthur, who passed away on Thursday, July 17, at the sanatorium at Ste.Agathe des Monts, after a long and lingering illness, was held on Saturday afternoon, July 19, from the residence of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.McArthur, in Mystic, to the United Church, the officiating clergyman being the Rev.George Perrigard, Pastor of the church, of which Miss McArthur was a member.The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful, being silent marks of love and esteem for one who had been a universal favorite in the community.Included in the flowers was a basket of flowers from Miss McArthur\u2019s uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Karl E.Barrett, of Three Rivers, Mich.Miss McArthur, who was born August 21, 1916, was the only daughter and youngest child of Mr.and Mrs.D.McArthur, and spent the greater part of her life in Bedford, where she took an active part in the work of the United Church.The last years of Miss McArthur\u2019s life were spent in the sanatorium at Ste.Agathe, with the exception of some months last summer, which she nieces, Those who attended the funeral from out-of-town included Mr.and Mrs.M.J.Mullins, Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Olney and son, John, the Misses Mary and Therese Goggin, of Danville; Mr.Michael Goggin and Miss Nelly Goggin, Mr.and Mrs.Denis Gleason and Mrs.Mul-doon, of Tingwick; Mr.and Mrs.Richard Desjardins, of Island Pond, Vt.; 'Mr.J.Walsh, of West Wickham; Mr.and Mrs.Alvah Cross, of Kirkdale; Dr.and Mrs.Lane Charpentier, of Drummondville, and Mr.M.Lynch, of Ulverton.The late Mr.Gallagher held the respect and esteem of all who were acquainted with him, this fact being proven by the large number of friends who gathered at the church to pay their final tribute to his memory.The deceased was always highly interested in the affairs of the communitv and church and always ready to assist in any way possible.He was at one time Mayor of the municipality and also was a Councillor for many years, as well as President of the Drummond County Agricultural Society for several years.At the time of his death, he was an Honorary President of the Society.Left to mourn his loss are his wife, formerly Evelyn Goggin; one son,' Redmond; three daughters, Annie, Mary and Marjory; two Miss Mary Gallagher, of ENDS SERVICES ON RICHMOND SCHOOL BOARD T.J.McKee, Chairman of Protestant Board, Resigns After Nine Years\u2019 Membership\u2014 Other Changes Announced.spent with her parents at Mystic.Montreal, and Miss Dorothy Gal-t.\t.j , .c 'lagher, of Ottawa; a nephew, Leo Gallagher, of Montreal; one sister-in-law, Mrs.John P.Gallagher, of Montreal, a large number of cousins and a brother-in-law, Mr.J.Walsh, of West Wickham.The sympathy of the numerous friends and acquaintances is extended to the family in their loss This summer she returned home for a short time, but was forced to return to Ste.Agathe, following an attack of \u2019flu.The bearers were Messrs, Eric Kemp, Philip Miller, Gordon Terrill, Malcolm and Robert Getty and C.O.Jones, Jr.The interment was in the family lot in the United Church at Mystic.In addition to her parents, the chief mourners were her two brothers and two sisters-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.William McArthur and Mr.and Mrs.Alick McArthur, of Bedford; uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.William Campbell, Miss Kathleen Camp bell, cousin, of Bedford, and Miss Dorothy Campbell, cousin, of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.W.Cairns, uncle and aunt, of Brysonville; little cousin, Miss Barbara Good, of Cornwall, Ont.; uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Duncan Thompson, aunt, Mrs.John Thompson, cousins, Mr.and Mrs.L.Gardiner,, uncle, Mr.William Thompson, and cousins, Campbell and Hazel Thompson, and Mr.L.L.McKeown, all of Bainsville, Ont.; Mr.Rodney McArthur, cousin, of Montreal, and Mr.Leslie Little, also of Montreal, BONDVILLE MR.JAMES GALLAGHER, L\u2019AVENIR.L\u2019Avenir, Aug.11.\u2014This commun ity has lost one of its most highly and Mrs.George McCÏay recently, esteemed residents in the passing of Mr.Gerald Cummings, of Ottawa, James Gallagher at his home here | wa^ a guest of relatives here Several from Brome Lake House at Breezemere enjoyed a haycart ride to \u201cChick-Wick\u201d dance hall at Mr.J.O\u2019Hearn\u2019s recently.Mr.and Mrs.Healy and two daughters, of Pittsfield, Mass., are guests of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Tarbell.Mrs.L.Coughtry and two daughters, of Montreal, are spending a week\u2019s holiday at \u201cTyrone,\u201d the home of the former\u2019s brother, Mr.John Bassett, Sr.Mr.and Mrs.F.R.Tibbits, Mr.and Mrs.D.F.Tibbits and Mrs.W.R.Miller accompanied by their guest, Mrs.M.Gott, motored to Richmond and called on Miss Bessie Eastman at the Wales Home.Mrs.F.L.Eldridge was a guest of relatives in Knowlton.Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Paige, of Montreal, were tea guests of Mr.A pound of white bread and butter will affect the waistline more noticeably than four pounds of potatoes, according to dietitians.Veterinary Surgeons SHELBROOKE VETERINARY HOSPITAL.Dr.L.A.Gendreau.67 Wellington South.! 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APPLY MECHANICAL DEP\u2019T, RECORD.GRANITEVILLE Mr.and Mrs.William Keniston, of Gananoque, and granddaughter, Miss Barbara Flood, of Toronto, and Mr.Ervin Keniston, of Oshawa, Ont., spent a week-end at the home of the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.W.Keniston.Mrs.Keniston is remaining for a few weeks to help care for Mrs.W.Keniston.Mrs.Rupert Carr, of St.Johns-bury, Vt., is visiting her mother, Mrs.Jessie Rollins.Miss Lucy Vowell, of Montreal, was calling on friends here, day.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Smith attended the f\u2019 neral of their little granddaughter, Bonnie Lou Smith, which was held in Sherbrooke on July 30th.Interment took place at Maple Leaf.Mrs.Lena Guerin, of Derby Line, i Vt., was calling on friends here over a week-end.Mr.ard Mrs.Archie Ewens, of Waterbury, Vt., were recent visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.George Mann.MARBLETON The flowers on the altar of St.Paul\u2019s Church on Sunday, July 27, were in loving memory of Mr.and Mrs.Henry E.Chapman and were given by their daughter, Mrs.W.E.Bartlett, and her family.on July 26th, after a short illness.The late Mr.Gallagher was a son of Michael GalVgher and his wife, Mary Mullen, and was the last surviving member of his family, having attained the age of seventy years.The funeral services were held on Monday, July 28th, in the parish church at nine o\u2019clock, following the arrival of the cortege from the late residence Friends of Mr.O.W.Streeter are sorry to hear that he is still confined to the hospital and is in a critical condition.All wish him a speedy recovery.Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Prouty were in Magog one day recently.Mr.and Mrs.M.Douglas and two daughters, of Montreal, are occupying \u201cRescue Cottage\u201d this month.Mrs.M.Gott, of Manchester, The body was received at the door|N.H., has been a guest at the home of the sanctuary by the parish of Mr.and Mrs.F.R.Tibbits.priest, Rev.Father Roberge, who chanted the solemn Requiem Mass, assisted by the Pastor of St.Nicéphore, as Deacon, and Student Beauregard as Sub-Deacon.The funeral arrangements were under the direction of Mr.Edmond Cloutier.The choir was directed by Miss L.St.Amant, while Miss Maria St.Amant presided at the Several from here attended the Ladies\u2019 Guild at the home of Mrs.C.G.Mackinnon.The next meet-will be held at the home of Mrs.'John Bassett on August 13.Mrs.Wallace Coburn and daughter are guests of relatives in Granby.Miss A.A.McGinnis, of Knowlton, was a week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Prouty ami family organ.Mr.Urban Caya was heard an^ ^rs- J1- Eldridge m a solo, \u201cWhat Could My Jesus Do More?\u201d In the procession were Mrs.Gallagher and son, Redmond, daugh Mr.Charles Jones, of North Adams, Mass., called on friends here.The Misses Barbara and Eleanor ters.Marv and\u2019Annie, Rev.Sister ! Burr!ett\u2019of,TM°ntre,aTl\u2019.\u201eTere ijinner guests of Master William Prouty and Miss Evelyn Prouty recently.St.Marv Edmund, sister-in-law, and Rev.Sister St.Mary Frances, of Montreal, Misses Katie and Julia Goggin, of Danville, and Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Goggin and Rita, Claire, Leo, George and Robert Goggin, of Warwick.Mr.Henry Goggin preceded the casket, supporting the Cross.The bearers were George Gagnon, Alfred Fleury, Austin McGivney, Eddy Mooney, Bert Smith and Cand- From the Paris Sorbonne to a Spanish jail by way of an American! volunteer ambulance corps covers ; the recent history of Josephine! Winter, 25, of St.Louis, now home i again.Suspected of espionage be- j cause she was \u201csuspiciously pretty,\u201d i Miss Winter spent eleven days be- ; hind bars in Figueras before she; was permitted to book passage; home.\ti _________________________________i Givern and Mr.Curtis McGivern, of Rock Island, Miss LuYna Auger and Miss Delia Auger, of Boston, Mass.,j were recent guests at the home of ! Mr.and Mrs.A.S.\u2019Auger.Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Vance and : son, Galen, were recent guests of! Mr.and Mrs.M.B.Flemming, in Gallop Hill.Miss Elsie Groome, B.A., has leftj for Saint John, N.B., where she will [ visit friends for the next few weeks.' Mr, and Mrs.Howard Shattuck I and daughter, Mary, of Newport, Vt., ! and Mrs.Reginald Urwiek, of Len- : noxville, were recent guests at the j home of Mr.and Mrs.0.R.Bowen.! Mr.and Mrs.Ayton Hodge, of ; Drummondvilk, are enjoying.a| week\u2019s camping on Lake Massawippi | with Mrs.Renihan, of Sherbrooke, at j her cottage here.Mr.and Mrs.A.S.Auger, Mrs.j Nettie Kent, Mrs.Esther Auger, Mr.; Randolph Auger and Mr.Valmore Auger spent a recent week-end in Montreal and Quebec City.GLEN LLOYD NORTH HATLEY Sgt.Walter Woodward, of the Sherbrooke Fusilier Regiment, Connaught Ranges, Ottawa, spent a leave at the home of his mother, Mrs.Edith Woodw-rd.Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence McGivern, of Newport, Vt., Mrs.E.Mc- K1NG OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED, By Zane Grey.MLV A MYSTERIOUS GIRL APPROACHES *THE MURDERED HUNTER'S CABIN WHERE THE VILLAINOUS HALF-HAND HAS TIED KING AND K\u2019D AND I'-\"' A A '\t: ¦ f s-Jï.:.I I?IP ES, IS VERY GOOD CABIN AN' SO OUIET.MAYBE THAT LOCK LIKE GOOD CABIN-I THINK STOP THERE / NOBODY HOME ' 7 -nir.l Oil.Inter.Pete .International Nickel.,.Lake of the Woods.Massey Harris.j___ McColl-Frontenac.Montreal Power.Nat.Breweries .Nat.Breweries Pfd.Nat.Steel Car.Noranda.,.Price Bros.Power Corp.Quebec Power.St.Lawrence Corp .St.Lawrence Corp.Class \u201cA\u201d .St.L&wrer.ci Paper Pfd.Shawinigan .Sherwin Williams.Steel Company of Canada.Winnipeg Electric \u201cA\u201d .Zellers Ltd.Zellers Pfa.23% Bid.7% Bid.8% Asked.70 Bid.75 Asked.5 73 5% 0V2 3% Bid.12% Bid.12%.Bid.12% Asked.12% Bid.9%\t9%\t9% 13%\t13%\t13% 34% Bid.So Asked.15% Bid.16 Asked.2% Bid.2% Asked.4 Bid.4% Asked.21%\t21%\t21% 24%\t24%\t24% 37% Bid.38 Asked.35 Bid.36% Asked.55\t55\t55 10% Bid.11 Asked.4% Bid.5 Asked.10% Bid.11% Asked.2\t2\t2 2 15% Bid.16 Asked.36%\t3 6 Vs\t36%\t36% 12%\t12%\t12%\t12% 10% Bid.12% Asked.65 Bid.95\t95\t95\t95 11% Bid, 9% 13% 21% 24% 00 #- Montreal Curb Market Quotations »- -* Quotations of today\u2019s prices on the Montreal Curb Market and New York Stock Exchange are furnished by McManamy and Walsh.Open High Low Noon Abitibi .AbiDbi Pfd.B A.Oil.B.C.Packing .,., .Cons.Paper .Donnacona \u201cA\u201d .Fleet Aircraft .Ford of Canada \u201c'A\u201d F'raser Co.V.T.MacLaren .Melchers Pfd.75 Bid.80 Asked.6\t6\t6 15% Bid.16 Asked.10 Bid.12 Asked.3%\t3 Vi\t3% 4 %\t4 %\t4 % 4% Bid.0 Asked.16% Bid.17 Asked.10%\t10%\t10% 14 Asked.5% Bid.5% Asked.ù 72 4% 10% Royalite Oil .23 Bid.24 Asked.#- »- Mew York Stock Exchange Ohio Am.Can.Am Smelting .Am T.& T.Anaconda Copper Atchison.Betnlehem Steel .Can.Pacific .Chesapeake & Chrysler.Com.Solvents .Du Pont .General Electric \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 General Motors .Inter Harvester .Kenneeott .Montgomery Ward .! N.Y.Central .Penn.R.R.Repubiic Steel .Standard Oil of N.J.Southern Pacific .Texas Gulf Sulphur .Texas Oi, Corp.Union Pacific.United Aircraft .LT.S Rubber.U.S.Steel .Wes\u2019unghouse .Woolworth .*\u2014Payable Canada and New York, f\u2014Payable Canada, New York and London.Open\tHivh\tLow\tNoon 85%\t85%\tS5%\t' 86% 41V2\t41%\t41%\t41% 153%\t153 3/i\t153%\t153% 27%\t27%\t27%\t27% 28%\t28%\t28%\t28% 71\t71\t71\t71 4%\t4%\t4%\t4% 37%\t37%\t37%\t37% 57\t57%\t57\t57% 10%\t10%\t10%\t10% 159\t159\t159\t159 31%\t31%\t31%\t31% 39%\t39%\t39%\t39% 54%\t54%\t54%\t54% 38\t38\t38\t38 33%\t33%\t33%\t33% 12%\t12%\t12%\t12% 24%\t24%\t24%\t24% 19%\t19%\t19%\t19% 41%\t41%\t41%\t41% 13 Vs\t13%\t13%\t13% 38%\t38%\t38%\t38% 40%\t40%\t40%\t40% 78\t78\t78\t78 38%\t38%\t38%\t38% 23%\t23%\t23%\t23% 56%\t56 %\t56%\t56% 92\t92\t92\t92 30\t30\t30\t30 FOREIGN EXCHANGE In Montreal on Saturday, the buying rate for United States dollars was 10 per cent premium and the selling rate 11 per cent premium.Sterling buying was 4.43 and selling 4.47.Following were the nominal closing rates in New York: Sterling\tClose Demand.4.03% Cables .4.03% Australia .\t.3.2272 New Zealand.3.2434 Switzerland.Sweden.\u2022 \u2022 : Brazil.0505 Hong Kong .2540 Yen .MONTREAL LIVE CHILEAN PLOT STOCK MARKET HELD PART OF WIDE CAMPAIGN STOCK AVERAGES \t\t10\t20\t30\t15 \t\tUtil.\t.Ind.\tComb\tGolds Close .\t\t.44.9\t61.0\t55.6\t72.9-9 Prev.day\t\t.45.0\t61.3\t55.9\t73.07 Week ago\t\t.45.4\t60.1\t55.2\t72.80 Month ago\t\t.46.5\t59.4\t55.1\t70.95 Year ago ,\t\t.53.0\t61,0\t58.3\t64.81 \u201941\thigh .\t.54.3\t66.4\t62.3\t79.99 \u201941\tlow .\t.42.1\t52.3\t49.3\t67.38 \u201940\thigh .\t.69.2\t92.2\t84.4\t100.81 \u201940\tlow .\t50.7\t56,0\t54.7\t55.16 \u201939\thigh .\t70.1\t93.8\t84.9\t126.48 \u201939\tlow .\t.55.9\t63.2\t62.7\t83.66 \u201929\thigh .\t198.4\t174.5\t182.8\t \u201929\tlow .\t125.0\t83.9\t98.6\t\t Montreal, Aug.11.\u2014ffi)\u2014Cattle receipts were 868 on the Montreal livestock market today.Calf receipts totalled 1,736, sheep, 1,720 and hogs 717.\t, Cattle were steady to a shade higher in spots.Calves were strong to 25 cents higher.Lambs steady.There were no early sales on hogs.The undertone was weak.Good steers made $8.75 to $9 or better.No tops.Medium steers $7,28 to $8.50 and common from $5 to $7.There were no good heifers.Common to medium heifers sold from $4.50 to $7.Good cows were $6.50 to $7.10 and medium $5.50 to $6.25 and common butchers $4.75 to $5.50.Canners and cutters $3.50 to $4.50.Calves were firm to 25 cents higher on common kinds.Good quality veals were strong at $10.50 to $11 with tops up to $11.50.Medium kinds from $9.50 to $10 and common to just fair kinds from $8 to $9 drinkers were $6.25 to $7.50 and grassers $5 to $6, mostly $5.50 to $6.Lambs were unchanged at $11 to $11.25 for good ewes and wethers.Buck lambs and culls were cut $1 and $2 per hundredweight, respectively.Sheep were $3.50 to $7 mostly $5 to $6.50.The hog price was not established.Undertones weak.Sows were again 50 cents lower, selling $7.50 to $8 with a few sales a shade higher.Santiago Authorities Link Nazi Movement to German-Inspired Troubles in Other South American Nations.Maine, in 1846, adopted what is regarded as the f\u2019rst prohibition law in the United States.During his major league career, \u201cMuddy\u201d Ruel, famous catcher, hit onlv four home runs, one for each 1,127 times at bat.A morning star must rise before the sun.Santiago, Chile, Aug.11.\u2014(A3)\u2014 Further arrests in the investigation of an alleged Nazi plot in German-populated areas of Southern Chile were ordered today as informed quarters said the clean-up was connected closely with those in other South American countries.In Puerto Varas, Judge Paul Valdefcenito ordered additional members of the German sports club Lan-desgruppe arrested after day-long questioning yesterday of five Germans detained Saturday.Seized German documents were being translated by special agents who w'ent from Santiago to aid him and evidence was sought to prosecute the club under laws for the internal security of the state.Informed quarters said evidence that alleged Nazi activity in Chile was connected with similar activity in other South American countries was obtained when a man described as a Nazi agent was held recently in Santiago.Interior Minister Arturo Olavar-ria, in a statement on the plot, said the Government would take all necessary measures to defend the country\u2019s democratic institutions.He rejected rumors that an immediate attempt against the Government had been uncovered.: w.\u2022\t: \u2022 i -N- 'f'\u2018 \" ¦v.\u2022\u2019\t.«iSvT fü H After a lengthy delay, until U.S.assurances that neither the ship nor the cargo of $3,000,000 worth of silk would be seized, the Japanese liner Tatuta Maru sails into San Francisco Bay.DIMAG\u201d WON\u2019T BATTING MARKS, SEEK $80,000 ! NOT LOOKS, ARE FOR SERVICES GALS\u2019CONCERN SAWYERVILLE Little Thing Like Money Will Never Separate Great Outfielder and New York\u2019s American League Club.New' Y'ork, Aug.11.\u2014 A sport: writer writes that Joseph Paul Di-Maggio will demand $80,000 for the privilege of wrecking the Clevelands and the American League in 1942.Though 80 grand would be a fairly inexpensive job of wrecking, Joseph DiMaggio never made such a statement.Its origin no doubt could be traced to a bloke who knows a guy whose brother-in-law heard Joe DiMaggio confide as much to a gas station attendant while waiting for his autograph.Outfielder DiMaggio is in no sense a pop-off, least of all about his salary.Two years ago the Yankees\u2019 Big Boy held out until the season was well under way.The record-wrecker finally was forced to sign at a figure well below the one he sought because public opinion was rising against him.A lot of people were on relief.They asked why Slugger DiMaggio was entitled to so much for taking exercise in the afternoon.When I asked him about this, DiMaggio said: \u201cSure, I\u2019m a young fellow, and Ed Barrow' tells me to take my time\u2014that I\u2019ll get it In the end.Well, Shirley Temple got her money when she was young.Suppose she had waited.She might not be able to act a lick when she grows up.I\u2019m hitting the ball now.I\u2019m not pluming myself, but this club ran second until I c me along, and I have to get it while the getting\u2019s good.Suppose I hurt my knee again?Suppose anything happens to slow me up ?\t1 wouldn\u2019t have any salary argument then, would I ?Barrow would simply say, \u2018Nix!\u2019 and I\u2019d beat it for the nearest exit.\u201d Regardless of what DiMaggio is getting, his pay check falls far below the amount his perfect playing merits.He held out again last spring.While fortunate to wmu up with the New Y\u2019orks, who can afford to pay him the amount to which he is entitled, DiMaggio was unfortunate in crashing the Yankees a comparatively short time after the Great George Herman Ruth.Babe Ruth asked for and got a record $80,000 for long-range clouting.\t.Fans get stirred up when another fellow, even though he easily might be a better all-round player, comes along and demands something approaching what their idol made.In a sense, DiMaggio\u2019s case proves there is a penalty for having too much natural ability .being too good in the beginning.But DiMaggio will not hold out again.When it comes time to talk contract, he\u2019ll sit down with President Barrow and they\u2019ll get together in a jiffy.DiMaggio is now a New York institution, and he has wisely decided to remain here\u2014in and out of season\u2014to grow up with the big town and the Yankees.DiMaggio is vastly bigger than DiMaggio, the ball player.He\u2019s the Yankees.And a little thing like money will never separate Joe DiMaggio and the New York American League Baseball Club.PBSW Ramblers of Phoenix, Arizona, Feminine Produced Country.Held Greatest Softball Team in Sagebrush Lowest temperature ever recorded in the United States was 66 degrees below zero, in Yellowstone Park, on February 9, 1933».The United States has more than 225,000 miles of underground gasoline, natural gas and oil lines, according to estimates.! Phoenix, Aug.11.\u2014Out of the Southwest will come the greatest 1 feminine softball team the sage-! brush country ever has produced, the PBSW Ramblers, of Phoenix, to defend the world girls\u2019 championship jin the national tournament in De-' troit, September 10th to 14th.i Already heading into the home stretch in their preparations for the title defense, the Ramblers six weeks prior to the tournament had won all but one of thirty-seven games played this year.They bowled over not only their Arizona competiters, but also strong teams on tour from Cali-'fornia, Washington and Utah.The Ramblers\u2019 only loss in three months had been a one-run defeat at the hands of the Allen Furniture Queens, of Phoenix, and they proceeded to wallop them twice.They\u2019ll return to the national tournament with virtually the same lineup that annexed the title last year after thrice getting them to the semi-finals.Shining light of the 16-girl squad is dark-complexioned Amelina Peralta, who pitched herself to fame last year by limiting Cleveland to six hits as the Ramblers trounced the Ohioans, 10-3, in the championship game.Miss Peralta will be ably abetted by Louise Curtis, who in 1937 won three games in a day in tbe tournament.and by Chariotto Armstrong, youngest member of the staff.Four of the Ramblers nre clouting the ball at better than .400, the leader being Marjorie Wood with .450.Dot Wilkinson, rated one of the best feminine softball catchers in the nation, boasts a .446 average.The Ramblers\u2019 pitchers smack the ball, too.Miss Peralta has a .410 average in thirty-six games.Miss Curtis is batting an even .400 over the same distance.Batting averages, not looks, worry these sagebrush softball gals, j Nearly all of the Ramblers have played together for several campaigns.Most of them perform at almost any position equally well.Catcher Wilkinson, though now only eighteen, yvas a member of the team when it was formed in 1933.Other veterans are Louise Curtis.Esther Holton, Jean Dalmolin and Peggy Hoffman.Mrs.Hoffman is the wife of Ford Hoffman, Arizona softball commissioner, who was the Ramblers\u2019 first coach.Ramblers, who represent an office supply firm, won the Arizona championship the first year they were organized, and have repeated annually.Playing a forty to sixty-game schedule, they\u2019ve never lost more than eight in any one season.Automatically eligible t0 compete in the national tournament as defending champions without qualifying.the Ramblers will not participate In the Arizona championships this month, which means the baby state will send two teams to Detroit.But it\u2019s the Rambling Ramblers who are figuring on coming home with another big national championship trophy, and to another great welcome like Phoenix last year accorded its first world athletic champions.RANDBORO Ice Cream Social on Mr.George Berwick\u2019s lawn on Aug.13th.Proceeds for electric lights for church.When we see the glow of a wild animal\u2019s eyes in the dark, it is always reflected light.Mr.Frank Porter has returned to Brooklyn, N.Yr., after spending a week with his brother, Mr.A.E.Cullen, and Mrs.Cullen.Mr.and Mrs.Vincent Young and daughter, Irene, spent a week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Walter Sherman.Miss Beverly Young returned home with them after spending five weeks with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Walter Sherman, and other friends.Thomas Painter, of the Bombing and Gunnery School, Montreal, was a recent guest of his paretns, Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Painter.Mr.and Mrs.John McCarthy, of Cookshire, were Sunda.guests at the same home.Sawyerville High School pass list, Grades X and XI, showing percentages: Grade XI: June Elliott, 65.2, Jean Lowry, 63.8, Shirley Bain, 61.3, Madeline MaeRae, 55.1, *Elva Picard, 65.9, *Donald Patrick, 55.*Denotes supplemental?.Grade X: Margaret Hamilton, 78.7, Dorothy Hamilton, 77.5, Shirley \u2022Hodgins, 74.3, Margaret Hodgins, 71.3, Agnes Bowker, 71, Mildred Waldron, 70.2, Heather Matthew, 64.8, , Victor Adams, 62.BISHOPTON Mr, and Mrs.J.L.Poutre and 'family, of Weedon, have moved to the residence lately vacated by Mr.and Mrs.O.Labreque.; Miss Frances England, of Water-ville, was a week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Clark.Mrs.George and son, of the Can-'adian West, have been guests of j Mrs.Leonard C.Hughes, i Mr.and Mrs.Scott Allison, Miss Verna Allison and Master Angus Lancaster were guests of Mr.and ! Mrs.J.L.Clark.Lefty O\u2019Doul Continued on page 7.tablished a reputation as a skilful handler of men, a baseball strategist and a developer of players.But what is equally important to Horace Stoncham at the moment is the fact that O\u2019Doul is a personality.President Stoneham is tired of running third in New York, both in attendance and popularity.The spectacular Larry MacPhail in Brooklj 11 has taken the piay away from the Giams, and the Yankees\u2019 record-breaking comeback makes things worse.Owner Stoneham selected O'Doul as the man to restore the prestige, glamor and box office magnetism the Polo Grounders enjoyed during the illustrious days of John J.McGraw.While baseball men respect Terry as a sound baseball man, he has never gone out of the way to win the good will of the customers.Baseball to Terry is frankly a coldblooded business proposition, and the fans insist upon considering it a sport.Years ago every youngster\u2019s ambition was to grow up and play baseball for John McGraw and the Giants.The men of McGraw were idols, not only of New York, but of the nation.This and a good share of their following the Giants lost under Terry despite an exceptionally fine early record under his leadership.Terry\u2019s personality, or lack of it, was reflected in his club\u2019s business-like but drab and too cautious performances.When the outfit tumbled into the second division in 1939, attendance tumbled perceptibly.There have been many lonely afternoons in the lee of Coogan\u2019s Bluff.The Giants no longer are the road attraction they were in the good old days.The Brooklyns have kept the Giants in cash the last two seasons and are doing the same thing this trip.Last season one-third of the Giants' total home attendance was attracted by the 11 games in which the Dodgers appeared.This year, for example, the Giants and Dodgers played to 83(240 persons in two days at the Polo Grounds, the Memorial Day doubleheader playing to 59,487.All reserved seats were sold weeks in advance.Terry hasn\u2019t developed a ball player to speak of in nine years.The club is loaded up with old men and castoffs\u2014and so is the principal farm in Jersey City.!\u2019\u2022 eyeing O\u2019Doul, Stoneham also has his bulbs on Ferrin Fain, 20-year-old left-hand throwing and hitting first baseman now batting .346 for the Seals.Five big league clubs offer a big price for this kid whom O\u2019Doul already compares with George Sisler.Charley Graham, head of the San Francisco club, has a $100,000 price tag on him.Another O'Doul product in San Francisco who is ready for the big show is Froilan \u2019ernamlez, a hardhitting shorMop.Fain and Fernandez may accompany their boss to New Y'ork.Horace Stoneham opened negotiations with O\u2019Doul as far back as the minor league meeting in Atlanta last December.O\u2019Doul is now doing considerable unofficial scouting for the Giants with an eye toward building the Polo Grounders of the future.Though financial conditions compel the San Francisco club to operate on a shoestring, O\u2019Doul has done very' well.His teams play daring baseball.Ball plai'ers swear by him and his clubs hustle.He is firm but patient and a fine instructor.He polished Joe DiMaggio and developed Dominic.He urged the Giants to buy the current Red Sox star.Major leaguers turn to O'Doul foi-instruction and advice.Babe Dahl-gren, while a Yankee, spent an en- tire off-season having O\u2019Doul adjust his swing.Brighter prospects on clubs other than his own get O\u2019Doui\u2019s opinion.\u201cMy batting swing is my own,\u201d says Ted Williams, hte Red Sox slug ger who played with San Diego in the Coast League.\"I asked Frank O\u2019Doul if it was all right.He said not to let anyone change it.I won\u2019t.\u201d O\u2019Doui\u2019s left eye was impaired and he was badly scarred when struck by broken glass this spring, but his sight on that side is gradually improving and will be as good as ever.Any baseball man will tell you that Frank O\u2019Doul couldn\u2019t miss with a representative major league club.With the return of Lefty O\u2019Doul, Magnate Stoneham will see a lot of the old Giant fans back in the Polo Grounds.That is why Horace Stoneham is making the change.SEASIDE VACATION IN Whether you choose the golden beaches of Nova Scotia .: ; the seaside vacationland that is Prince Edward Island : :.or the forest-and-sea Province of New Brunswick\u2014plan a seaside vacation in Canada this year! Go by fast Canadian National trains to any of the well-known Maritime resorts.Round out your sea-side-vacation-in-Canada with a stay at any of the comfortable Canadian National hotels in the Maritime Provinces.PICTOU LODGE, Pietou, N.S.THE CHARLOTTETOWN, Charlottetown, P.E.I.THE NOVA SCOTIAN, Halifax, N.S.Ask any Canadian National agent for information and leaflet on low rail fares.H.J.ENRIGHT.23 Wellington St.North.Sherbrooke, Que# Phone 88.CANADIAN NATIONAL TO e-VCR YWM Rl It/ CA NA DA GO 50/50 WITH OUR FIGHTING FORCES f / â.A.nff h /\"¦.%' À - / You'd be surprised at the way we're cutting delivery truck gas consumption., with our customers' help.They carry small parcels.They avoid special deliveries; cover everything they want with ONE order.This means lighter loads and fewer trips and helps us keep our Pledge to go 50/50 with our Fighting Forces.REMEMBER: The slower you drive, the more you save ! The tusks of the African elephant Men plow with sticks pointed with W\u2019eigh more than 200 uounds each.iron in Iran.astd £/uvie tfottA, (xaso&te tfoi, VICTORY ! t 8.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD Monday, august i i , 1941 POTON GROUP VOTESPAYMENT FOR ROAD WORK Meeting at Mansonville, Potton Municipal Council Authorizes Payment of $784 for July Upkeep.Mansonville, Aug.11.\u2014The Muni cipal Council of the Municipality of Potton met in the town office with the Mayor, Dr.H.E.Gillanders, presiding, and councillors W.A.Coombs, George A.Lagne and George A.McKelvey present.The total amount of $784.48 was authorized to be paid for up keep of summer roads for the month of July, and three special constables were appointed for the ensuing year, Ormonde Schoolcraft, John Murphy and Norman Boright.A piece of land is to be purchased from Mrs.Charles O\u2019Brien for a right of way for a road leading from Highwater to the new pumping station at the pipe line.Aside from the summer roads the sum of $185.50 was authorized to be paid for various accounts.TEACHERS APPOINTED The Commission of the School Municipality of Potton met in the town office with the following com missioners present.E.S.Bradley, Dr.H.E.Gillanders, Joseph M.Jones, L.0.Smith, L.A.George, Chairman, and R.F.Cowan, Secretary-Treasurer.' L.A.George was appointed chairman for the ensuing year, and the following teachers were appointed: Mrs.E.S.Bradley, District No.3; Miss Mabel Hamilton, Vale Perkins; Miss Edna Shonyo and Miss Pauline George, Dunkin, and Miss Pearl Brown, Owl\u2019s Head.It was decided to advertise for tenders for conveying pupils from Highwater to Mansonville.Accounts to the amount of $33.37 were authorized to be paid.General Note* The Mansonville Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society recently .sent to headquarters a carton of finished articles containing the following: Refugee work, six kits for four-year-old boys, one boys\u2019 grey shirt; three pairs of socks and two quilts donated by Mrs.Wheelock and Mrs.C.George, of the Vale Perkins Group; hospital work, thir-tee bath robes, eight bed jackets, three pairs of pyjamas, one dozen sheets, five dozen towels; knitted articles, four scarves, four sleeveless sweaters, three pairs of.socks, four helmets and three pairs of mittens; Women\u2019s Auxiliary, four pairs of knickers.Margaret Truax is spending a few ¦weeks with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Levi Cote, in Dunkin.Mrs.Ella Chappell, Mrs.Wilfred Hameiin and Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Chappell, of Beecher Falls, Vt., were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Emile Dubuc in Alburg, Vt.Mrs.Raymond Cabana and daughter, Roberta, were recent guests of her ount, Mrs.R.H.Stone, in East, Bolton.Messrs.Lloyd and Forest MacDonald went to St.Cesaire.Mr.and Mrs.Tancrede Drouin and Miss Françoise Drouin were in Montreal for a day.Ptes.Raymond Cabana and Ver-dine and Warren Woodard, of Sherbrooke Fusilier Regiment, C.A., stationed near Ottawa, spent a short furlough at their homes here.Mr.Edgar Chappell visited relatives in Richford, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Brouillette were in Sherbrooke for a day.Mrs.William Gullifer and Miss Caroline Gullifer, of Minneapolis, Minn., were guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.B.Eldridge and Mrs.George Neweil.Miss Lois Andrews is on a motor trip t'rrough the Maritimes.Mr.and Mrs.Frank MacDonald and family, of Manchester, N.H., spent a week with the former\u2019s parent.?, Mr.and Mrs.N.F.MacDonald.Mrs.Marie Gagne returned home after spending several weeks in Knowlton.Mrs.AHce Curtis has returned to her home in Warden, after visiting Miss B.B.Boright and Mrs.Boright.Mr.F.N.Perkins spent a few days in Boston, Mass.Mr.R.F.Cowan spent a few days in Danville.TRENHOLMVILLE Mr, and Mrs.Percy Sweet and Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Barnes and two children ,of Sherbrooke, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Taylor.Mrs.Barnes and children remained for a longer visit.Messrs.G.Matthews and James Mastine, of Richmond, and Clifford Mastine, of Asbestos, spent a weekend as guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.R.Mastine.Messrs.Edmond Russell and Clarence Wentworth, of Melbourne, were also guests.Mr.and Mrs.F.Wintle, Messrs.Lloyd and Norman Wintle, Miss Margaret Wintle and Miss Mary Fuller, of Granby, spent a Sunday m North Hatley, Miss Wintle and her guest, Miss Fuller, remaining for a week.Mr.Sydney Stevens returned from Fort Erie, Ont., and spent a few days with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Stevens, before leaving for camp at Huntingdon.Mrs.A.Watt, of Richmond, Mrs.M.Patch, of Montreal, and Mrs.H.Stevens and Mrs.A.Sutherland were in Danville recently.Mr.Joseph Smith, of Ulverton, is a_ guest of his niece, Mrs.N.G.Patrick, and Mr.Patrick.Mr.and Mrs.N.G.Patrick and son, Roscoe, and Mr.Joseph Smith were in Sawyerville, visiting Mr.and Mrs.G.L.Patrick.Mr.and Mrs.Percy Carson, Mr.and Mrs.Clifton Doyle and son, of Melbourne, and Miss Lena Chapman, of Asbestos, were calling on Mr.and Mrs.Henry Mastine.Pte.Gordon Crack, of Newfound-jgndr Mrs, Crack and children, Rob» v I m Save Time READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS EACH WEEK FOR SPECIAL SERVICE! 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ERNEST CONLEY, REG\u2019D.PLUMBING & HEATING 9 Magog St.\tPhone 378 F.W.Jackson PAINTER AND DECORATOR Hardwood floors and furniture cleaned and re-varnished.Phone 4079 138 London St.IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE RECORD We Carry a Complete Line of C0NÜÜR WSSHIKG MACHINES ARTHUR BLOUIN LTD.30 Wellington St.So.Tel.976 Loveliest creations from New York \u2014 \u201cUndine\u201d Permanents MARIE CLAIRE BEAUTY PARLOUR 32 Meadow St.Tel.1565 ert and Gertrude,, of Kingsbury, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Carson.Messrs.Russell Stevens and George Brock were in Quebec one day recently.Mrs.Joseph Mastine, of Drum-mondville, who had been visiting Mr, and Mrs.E.Mastine, of Kingsey, spent a few days here with relatives.Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Carson and Mr.Garth Carson were guests at the Carson home, Denison\u2019s Mills, also j calling on Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Deni- ; son.GOULD Mr.and Mrs.A.B.MacDonald were in Sherbrooke for a day.Mrs.A.G.Sherman, Mrs.A.M.MaeKenzie, and Mrs.Arnold Mac-Kcnzie, of Scotstown, and Mrs.Martha Leavitt, of Montreal, were calling on friends at Red Mountain.Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Ferguson were over night guests of the latter's sister, Mrs.F;ora MacDonald.Mrs.John Smith, of Graniteville, Vt., was a guest for a few days of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.and Mrs.Alex Beaton.Other recent guests at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.W.Bell, their son, Bobby, and daughter, Shirley.Miss Shirley remained for a longer visit.Mr.and Mrs.Charles French, of Cookshire, were calling on Mrs.Hatton and Mrs.Lily Nicholson.Mr.George T .MacDonald motored to Stanstgad, where he met his nephew, Rodger Ball, of Putnam-ville, Vt., who returned home with him for a few wee^s visit.TINGWICK Mr.and Mrs.Hugh I.LeRoux, of Plymouth, N.H., spent a week as a guest of Mr.LeRoux\u2019s uncle, Mr.C.E.LeRoux.Mrs.E.G.Coyle and j daughter, Margaret, of Cap-de-la-[ Madeline, spent a few days at the same home, Other callers included Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Ashmore and Mr.John Burns, of Danville, and Mr.and Mrs.William Foy and Mrs.Etta Corby, of Lawrence, Mass.Mr.George Robinson, of Sherbrooke, spent a week-end with his I mother, Mrs.Mary Robinson.The Misses Mildred Brown and Mildred Ross were recent guests of Mrs.J.J.Vermuren.Mrs.Curtis Leete entertained the j W.M.S.of Trinity United Church at her home here.Air.and Mrs.Hugh LeRoux.Mrs.EAST FARNHAM and Money! 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STORE YOUR FURS TODAY Phone 3973 A.M.WHITE 16 King St.East \u2014 Furrier Quick, Quality You make a good impression with Olympia engravings, OLYMPIA ENGRAVING Phone 848 \u2014 Nights 1050 93c Marquette St., Sherbrooke.STAR PHARMACY 65 Wellington St.N.Phone 1232 Prompt Delivery Open Until 9 p.m.\u2022\tDRUGS \u2022\tTOILETRIES \u2022\tCIGARETTES Record Ads Bring Results Guardsman Arthur Moreton, of Sussex, N.B.was a guest of his | grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Spencer, j Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Teel, of Mont-| real, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.McCulloch on Sunday.L\u2019AVENIR Andrew LeRoux and Miss Margaret LeRoux motored to Quebec City and Ste.Anne de Beaupre.| Friends of Mrs.Boislard will be I pleased to learn that she is recuper-! ating from her recent operation, j Miss Annie Coyle, of Lome, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs, C.Andrew LeRoux.and Mr.LeRoux.Mr.C- E.LeRoux spent a day in Victoriaville.Mrs.Mark Husk, of Gore, is spending some time at the home of Mi\", and Mrs.Stafford Husk.Miss Winnie Waterhouse, of Drummondville, and Mr.Merlin Richards, of Lisgar, were Sunday callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Remi Boisvert.Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Watt, of Richmond, were recent callers on Mrs.Ella Robinson.Mr.and Mrs.Rufus Smil1\" and friends, of Roxton, were guesis at the home of Mr.and Mrs.?.Graham and family.Mi\", and Mrs.George Brown and daughter, Lorna, of Springfield, Mass., were visiting Mrs Ella Robinson.Mr.and Mrs.George Carson, of * South Durham, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Doyle.Mr.and Mrs.George Ewing, of Melbourne, were calling recently on Mrs, Ella Robinson.Mr.Ned Kelly spent a day recently in Richmond.Mrs.W.E.Bogie spent a day in Kirkdale with Mrs.Charles Fraser, Mrs, John Heather and family.Mr.Romeo Dionne, of Victoriaville, is visiting relatives here for a few days.Mr.Austin McGroney is spending some time with Mrs.James Gallagher and family.Mr.and Mrs.William Miller, of South Durham, accompanied by Mrs.Colin Bogie and daughter, Byrna, were calling on Mr.and Mrs.S.L.Husk.EAST ANGUS Venerable Archdeacon James G.Ward and Mrs.Ward, of Escanaba, Mich., are guests of the former\u2019s sister, Mrs.R.J.Westgate, and Mr, Westgate.Other guests at the same home during the month were Mr, and Mrs.David Wilson, Mrs.A.Somerville, Mrs.E.A.Tomkins and Miss Jeffersley, of Sherbrooke, Miss Catherine Mussey, of Hudson Heights, and Rev.and Mrs, Norman McLeod, of Lamont, Alta.Miss Georgia Coats is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.T.A.Bagley.There are bee hives on the roof of a building off Drury Lane, London, The bees haunt the parks and square gardens. MONDAY, AUGUST U, 194T SHh.KBKOOKE DAILY KLCOKD 9.PARTY ENJOYED IN MELBOURNE RIDGE CHURCH United Church Hall Scene of Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Muriel Miller, Popular Bride-Elect.Melbourne Ridge, August 11.\u2014The United Church Hall was the scene of a happy event when a miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Muriel Miller.Over ninety guests were present and were pleasantly entertained by the hostesses, Miss Mary Beers, Mrs.W.R.Beers, Mrs.Helen Johnston, Miss Doris Johnston, Mrs.E.H.Nelson, Mrs.E.D.Johnston, Mrs.D.J.Stevens and Mrs.Maxwell Miller.The hall was tastefully decorated in pink and blue with a profusion of flowers.A decorated wig-wam tent at the front of the hal! concealed all the parcels of gifts.On the arrival of the guest-of-honor, she was escorted to her chair by Miss Mary Beers, while the guests sang \u201cFor She\u2019s a Jolly Good Fellow.\u201d Mrs.Helen Johnston presented the bride-to-be with the gifts by inviting her to open the tent.Miss Miller was assisted in unwrapping the parcels by her two sisters, the Misses Jessie and Vera Miller.After the many gifts were admired and placed on tables, Miss Miller thanked the givers in a suitable manner.A delightful social hour was then enjoyed when the hostesses were assisted in serving lunch by several of the young ladies.At the lace-covered table, decorated with bouquets of flowers, the mothers of the guest-of-honor and the groom-to-be, Mrs.Stephen Miller and Mrs.Gordon Ames, poured tea and coffee with the beautiful silver services.At the close all joined hands and sang \u201cAuld Lang Syne\u201d and \u201cGod Save the King.\u201d General Notes Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.James Baker were Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Bacon and daughter, Jean, Mrs.M.A.Bacon, Miss Norma Bacon, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Baker, Mr.Ralph Baker and Mr.Phillip Fuller, all of Montreal, and Mr.John Stevens, of Waterloo.Mr.Phillip Fuller is spending a week with Mr.and Mrs.James Baker.Mr.and Mrs.K.Ellis have returned to Montreal after twe weeks at the home of Mrs.Helen Johnston.Mr.John Williams and son, Osborne, were patients, in the Sherbrooke Hospital, where they had tonsil operations.Mrs.Williams accompanied them to hospital.Mr.and Mrs.S.E.Morrison were in Sherbrooke to visit their son, Ross, at the Sherbrooke Hospital.Callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Lawrence were Mr.and Mrs.D.H.Taylor, Mrs.Walter Dur-rell and son, and Mrs.M.McCrea, of South Bolton.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Quiry have returned to their home in Auburn, Mass., after being guests of their brother and sister, Mr.Edwin Clark and Miss Lila Clark.Recent guests of Mrs.Helen Johnston and Miss Doris Johnston, were Mr.and Mrs.B.Fleming and granddaughter, Louise, of Melbourne, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Vance and son.Galen, of North Hatley, and Rev.V.and Mrs.Buchanan.real, is now visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Peter Cook.The Girl Guides with their Captain, Miss Annie Johnson, R.N., have gone camping on Lake Lampton.-Mrs.G.Crawford accompanied them as swimming instructor.Rev.C.Adey and Mrs.Adey were tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.Peter Cook and family.- Mrs.Allaire Bodoin and Mis-Bernedette Drouin, of Thetford, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Peter Cook and family.Mr.and Mrs.W.Remmier, of Gaspe, were guests of Miss Stella Cook.Mr.George Davidson has gone to Inverness, where he is employed as clerk in McCanimon\u2019s store.Pte.Francois Simoneau spent a few days at his home here.Mr.and Mrs.D.Fontaine and two children, of Plessisville, were recent guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Simoneau.Mrs.George Davidson and Mrs.Guy Davidson were afternoon guests of Mrs.K.Kelso at Henderson Vale.DAVIDSON HILL AND BETHEL Mr.and Mrs.Robert Lancaster and family, Mr.and Mrs.George j Lancaster and two children and Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Ingram and family | motored to Bishopton and visited j Mr.and Mrs.Sam Lancaster and ' family.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Ingram and children were in Richmond.Mr.Wilfred Proulx, Mrs.J.Proulx and Mrs.William Robinson I visited relatives in South Durham.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Henderson and daughter, Fern, of South Durham, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Davidson.They were accompanied home by Mrs.H.Reed, who will visit relatives there.Mr.and Mrs.Crombie and Mr.Albert Davidson, accompanied by Mrs.Davidson and son, Peter, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Davidson.They have all returned home except Mrs.Davidson and son, who will spend some time at the home of her parents.Miss Pearl Henderson and Mrs.Roy Davidson were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Delard in South Durham.Mrs.Andrew Mallette and Master Archie Mongeau spent a few days in Montreal.Mrs.P.Henderson and family and Mr.Libert Mallette were in Richmond at the home of her son, Mr.Edward Henderson, and family.Mrs.Arthur Baker has returned to Montreal, after spending- a few days at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Herman Davidson.Miss Allison Davidson, of Montreal, spent a week-end at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Davidson.Mrs.F.J.Irwin and children have returned to Wilmington, Mass., after spending some time visiting here and in Kirkdale and Melbourne.(lapse after his recent operation, and I was obliged to return to the hospital, j where his condition has caused his | friends considerable anxiety.Latest ! reports however, are quite cncour-jaging.Mrs.A.H.Powell, formerly I Pansy Aldrich, is also a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, much to j\u2019.he regret of her many friends.Miss Norma Hunting, who was a 'guest of Mr.and Mrs.F.McOuat, of ; Sherbrooke, at their summer home iin the Laurentians, is spending the ! month of August with friends ir Dol-jbeau.Her sister, -Miss .Tear, Ilun-|ting, is in camp at Woodland Bay !for a week, with a party of girls | from Lennoxville High School, j Mr.and Mrs.Alec Mitchell and I Mr.William Lothrop, of Ottawa, |are guests of their aunt, Mrs.W.G.j Hunting, and Mr.Hunting, and are visiting other relatives in the vicinity.Mrs.Carl Berry, of Hartford, 'Conn., is a guest at the same home.Mrs.G.H.Armstrong, who spent i three weeks with lier parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Hunting, has returned to St.Thomas, Out., accompanied by her husband, AC 2 G.H.Armstrong, R.C.A.F., who had r.week\u2019s leave.Master Frederic Dewing spent a week in Drummcindville at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Donald Bowen.Mr.and Mrs.Archie Hunting were dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Wilson, in Milky.Friends of Rev.R.L.and Mrs.AVeis were pleased to welcome them on their return from their vacation spent with relatives in the New England States.BOLTON PASS Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Inglis were recent hosts at a very pleasant event at Inglis Island when a \u201cbean hole\u201d bean supper was enjoyed.The beans, which had been baked in the ground over epibers, were delicious.Owing to the inclement weather the out-door festivities were cancelled.Dr.and Mrs.Brock, of Montreal, were evening guests of Mr.and Mrs.Carl Brock.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Fuller, of Cowansville, were guests of Mr.and Mrs, Ernest Inglis a{ Inglis Island.Visitors at Hillside Farm included Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Scott and Mr, and Mrs.George Mizener, of Foster, Miss E.Pibus, Mrs.Fred Arthur, Mr.Alfred Arthur and Mrs.Agnes Drew, of Glen Ridge, N.J., and Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Anderson and sons.Raymond and Bruce, and Airs.Smith, of North Hatley.Air.and Mrs.R.S.Pibus are spending a few days in Montreal.Guests of Air.and Mrs.John Patterson were Mr.Cedric Goddard, of Ottawa, Mrs.Mabel Sal isbury and Aliss Marjorie Salisbury, of Alont-jreal, Air.and Mrs.Pieman Salisbury, of Foster, and Air.John Mitchell, of Montreal.SOUTH DURHAM .home from Drummondville, where she was the guest of her sister, Miss ! Susie Mitchell.Recent guests of Air.and Airs.James M Jar were Miss .Mine Fee, E.N., of Montreal, Mr.R.Mills, of Windsor Alills, and Mrs.Albert Fee, |of Melbourne.Mr.and Airs.Burton -Millar, have returned home to Cookshire, after two weeks\u2019 spent with Ah.and Airs.Millar and Airs.J.E.Mitchell.MI\" Noreen Fake has returned to Aient rial, after spending the week- 1 with Air.and Mrs.H.Prince.Mrs.VC.F.Sa-.'.h and M ss Gladys :rh.of 0: Springs.Ont., are spending two weeks \\vi n Mr.and .-Mrs.AnMin Puffy and Air.an 1 Airs.W.H.Duffy.Air?.Norman Lyster, is spending a ! ->y days in Richmond with friends.Aliss Mildred Grey and Miss 1 Walker, of Poston, were recent .guests of Air.and Airs.H.Prince.SAND HILL I The Misses Emma Cohvill.R.N., of Providence, R.I., and Eleanor Johnson, of Holden, Mass., were ; recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Laberee.Mrs.Laura Leonard and her daughter.Mrs.Howard Byce, of ¦Laconia.N.H., were visiting at the I home of Air.and Airs.E.C.Hemming.| Master Sidney Carr, of Sher-jljrooke, spent a week-end at the ihome of Air.and Airs.AI.D.Laberee.! Mr?.Archie Bowen, of Clarkson, !Ont., was a visitor at same home.Miss Alarjorie Lofthouse, of Fitch Bay, spent a few days at the home | of her parents.Air.and Mrs, W.S.Lofthouse.Air.and Mrs.G.A.Wilkins and \\ son.Peter, of Alagog, spent a ; week-end with Airs.R.Copping and | Air.L.Copping.Airs.W.Lofthouse, Aliss Alary j Bell and Aliss Alarjorie Lofthouse visited Air.and Airs.Clayton Hodg-rran in Sherbrooke, i Mr.and Airs.Milton Laberee and children, Kenneth and Eleanor visited Air.and Airs, Harry Carr in Sherbrooke.WHERE BOMB BARELY MISSED U.S.MOSCOW EMBASSY ^ MS \u2022>\u2019 -vs > «w» mm* Jfli ¦¦BSv imif ¦ German airplanes, in a bomb attack on Moscow described by Germany as comparable to \u201cthe heaviest blows against England,\u201d left a big bomb crater in Manege Square, just opposite the U.S.Embassy.Photo above shows, right to left: Hotel National, American Embassy, old building of Moscow State University, the University's new building, the former riding school, a park and the Kremlin.| days with his sister, Mrs.E.King, land Air.King.Air.and Mrs.King j accompanied them to Angus, where [they were guests at the home of Air.jand Mrs.J.Thompson.Airs.Thomp-json was celebrating her seventy-first 1 birthday.Air.and Mrs.Clayton Sylvcste (were guests of Mr.and Airs.D.Win-Ison.FROST VILLAGE PINNACLE MILLF1ELD Miss Alma Donaghy, of Thetford Mines, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.William MacDonald, here.Airs.Harry Canning and two daughters, of Montreal, are visiting her parents, Mr.and Airs.G.T.Little, of this place.Miss Margaret E.Cook, of Mont- HUNTING VILLE At a recent meeting of the local Girl Guides, an enrolment ceremony was conducted by the Captain, Airs.G.H.Armstrong when Miss Marion Libbey was made Lieutenant of the Company and .Miss Audrey AlcEivrea became a second-class Guide.Aliss Mary Corcoran, Captain of the Third Sherbrooke Company, and her sister, Aliss Annie Corcoran, were present, land took part in an interesting pro-j gramme which included observation (tests and a short demonstration in First Aid for a sprained ankle.(Games and songs, ending with \u201cTaps\u201d brought a pleasant evening to a close.Miss Libbey will have charge of Guide work in the absence of the regular leader.Mr.Ernest Haines, of Camrose, Alta., has been spending some time at the home of his niece, Airs.C.H.Hunting, and family.Mr.E.A.Aldrich suffered a re- DO NOT FAIL TO SEE WATERLOO FAIR AUGUST 14th-15th-16th Large exhibits of cattle, horses, sheep, swine, poultry, vegetables, flowers, domestic works, etc.$4,000 in prizes.Amusements of all kinds.Races, during the three days, also farmers\u2019 race.Sim\u2019s Greater Shows, on the Grounds.Waterloo Band in attendance.Special in horse classes.Three hour show on the last evening Come One \u2014 Come All! Word has been received from Miss Beatrice Curette that she is holidaying at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone, National Park, Wyoming.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Buzzell, of Alagog, and Mrs.James Newell and Aliss Dorothy Newell were recent guests of Air.and Airs.Austin Duffy and Air.and Airs.Clem Alontgomery.Aliss Elizabeth McCrea has returned home from Drummondville, j where she was the guest of Air.and | Airs.Robert Cissell and other iriends.j Mr.Kenneth Proulx has left for Montreal, after spending his holidays here.Mrs, Roy Andrews and son, Wii-mer, have returned home to Richmond.after visiting her mother Mrs.J.E.Mitchell.\u2019 Aliss Frances Purdy, R.N., and Aliss Betty Vaughan, of Langford, Pa., were recent guests of Mrs Griffith.Guests of Air.and Airs.W.II.Richmond, were Airs.Robertson and Aliss Della Roberton, of St.Lambert.Aliss Eileen Foley has left for Douglas Town, Gaspe, where she will spend three weeks with her grandmother, Airs.T.J.Holland, and friends.Word has been received that Alls.?Vivian E.Alontgomery has arrived \"Lely in Chester, N.S., where she has accepted a position.Mrs.Ernest Griffith has returned Sgt.Ian Young, of Farnham, was an overnight guest of Air, and Airs.| Howard Dyson.Mis?Freda Taylor spent a weekend with Mr.and Airs.A.'man Gallup.Mr.and Airs.John Lockwood and Air.Ross Lockwood were guests of Air.and Airs.Fred Woods at St.Cyr.Friends of Air.Duncan Kerr will be glad to see that he is at home again after bt.s recent operation.Air.Kendall Gallup, of Montreal, was a week-end guest of his parents, Air.and .Mrs.Alman Gallup.The Pinnacle Christmas Club held an ice cream social at the home of Air.and Mrs.Frank Monahan, and ! quite a crowd gathered.The proceeds were very satisfactory.Aliss Francis Taylor spent two days with her grandparents, Air.and Mrs.Frank Monohan.Master Melvin Taylor spent two days at the cottage of his aunt, Mrs.Sydney Dixon, at Nicolet Lake.Mr.and Airs.Alarcus Jones were guests of Air.and Mrs.Alvin Williams and family, of Waterloo.Air.P.C.Chapman, accompanied by Air.Fred Chapman visited Aliss Freda Chapman in the Alontreal General Hospital.Mrs.Gerald Martin attended the Ladies\u2019 Guild at the home of Mrs.H.H.Savage, South Stukely.Friends of Airs.James Royea will regret to hear that she is seriously ill in a hospital in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Airs.W.P.Dimick, of South Stukely, were visiting Air.and Mrs.Albert Jones and family.Miss Freda Chapman, who has been seriously ill in the Alontreal General Hospital, is slowly improving.AUSTIN Miss Joan Hatcher has returned to Montreal, after spending three weeks with her grandparents, Mr.and AD'S.John Patterson., Dr.AV.H.Hatcher, Mrs.Hatcher I and Patricia, of Alontreal, spent a ! few days at the same home.Air.and Mrs.David Talbot, of I Toronto, were guests of Airs.Donald I Patterson.Air .and Airs.R.A.Gould and son were dinner guests at the home of Air.and Mrs.John Patterson.Friends of Mrs.Clinton Hulbut are sorry to hear of her illness at the home of Mr, Hulbut\u2019s sister, Aliss Edith Hulbut, Alagog.Airs.Gordon Hulbut and Mrs.Paul Beaudoin and baby were visitors at the home of Air.and Airs.Clinton Hulbut.Air.Dournais and family, of Montreal, and Mr.Watson and son, of Montreal, have been spending their holidays at John Patterson\u2019s \u201cLighthouse Cabin,\u201d near Bryant\u2019s Landing.Mr.and Airs.Turner, of Alontreal, and Air.and Mrs.Cabana and friends, of Alagog, have been spending two weeks at Baker Beach, Sargent\u2019s Bay.Air.and Airs.Alex Mather and family and Mr.and Airs.Andrew Linnigan and daughter, all of Montreal, spent a month at the Alar-san Cottage, Bryant\u2019s Landing.Airs.Merle Bowker and family are at their cottage \u201cAdjem Lodge,\u201d near Bryant\u2019s Landing.Aliss Shirley Bryant, of Montreal, is spemlin»' Lie summer with Mr.and Airs.J.AI.Bryant.Mr.and nras.Dufresne and son, Marcel, and Airs.Rachel Randall and Garnet Wedge, of South Bolton, re- cently visited Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Robinson and Airs.F.Fuller at Brome Lake.Mrs.G.Dufresne entertained Mrs.AIcKellar, Mrs.Barber and Airs.Arthur Dufresne at her cottage at Bryant\u2019s Landing.Airs.P.E.Corbett entertained the W.I., with a good attendance.Plans were made for a food sale in the near future and other business.A very dainty lunch was served hv the hostess, assisted bv Airs.A.Dufresne and Airs.C.Bryant.The W.I.is sponsoring a Salvage Campaign for an ambulance fund, the salvage to be.collected by the Alagog Boy Scouts.Friends of Airs.Emile Beaudoin wish her a speedy recovery.Mrs.Beaudoin is ill and is in Sherbrooke.Mrs.Ralph Bousquet is looking after the store in the absence of Mrs.Beaudoin.Pte.Ralph Bousquet, Pte.Gray-don Westover, Pie.Lionelle Tet-reault and Pte.Darcy Aldridge were Rimhnrd.% of Lisgar, were recent guests at the sa m e home.Rosemary Dousan is visiting friends in Montreal for a few weeks.Mrs.Arthur Evans is still in very poor health.Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.FARNAM\u2019S CORNER Air.and Mrs.Manhood received a cablegram from their son, Pte.Albert Manhood, who has arrived safely somewhere in England.Mrs.H.L.Harvey spent a week- end with her mother.Airs.Alex Lcg-gatt, at Farnham Centre.Mr.Douglas Perkins i= spending a few days at East Farnham with her grandparents.Mrs.James Davidson, of Sherbrooke, is a guest of Miss Arlene Jones.Miss Eunice Harvey and friend, of Farnham, enjoyed a trip by boat to Sore!.MASSAWIPPI j Air.and Airs.L.D.Schoolcraft, i accompanied by Mr .and Airs.Char-' les Taylor, have had a pleasant motor trip to Montreal and up the i St.Lawrence as far as Cornwall.They stopped at various places en | route.i Airs.Claud Whitcomb, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, was an overnight guest of Airs.I ('.Taylor.She also visited Aliss E.| Stevenson and called on friends ¦ here.Mrs.E.Corey attended the Corey-Bowen wedding at Hatley, i Mr.and Mrs.John Parker and (family, of Springfield, Mass., have larrived to spend a holiday at the I Harvey homestead.| Mr.and Mrs.B.V.Titcomb and I children, of Lennoxville, are spend-ling a vacation at Woodland Bay, [occupying Camp Castlewood.j Air.and Mrs.Ayton Hodge, of Drummondville, and Mrs.Eva Reni-] ban.of Sherbrooke, were tea guests j of Airs.St.Dizier and Mrs.Tur-cott.CROSSRURY A large number of friends from j Angus and the neighbors were very j pleasantly entertained by Air.and I Mrs.E.King.Dancing was very | much enjoyed, the music being ; furnished by Messrs.Gilbert and 'Ghampngny, of Angus, and Air.Elmore Barter.Mr?.Matilda Worby and son, Frederick, were in Sherbrooke.^ Guests art the home of Airs.Arthur Hearn and Air.J.Hearn wero Mr.and Airs.Arthur McVetty and three children, of Alaple Leaf, and Air.Charles Jackson, of Florida.Other guests at the same home were jAlr.and Airs.George Ellis and daughter, Louise.j Pte.A.Alartin, of Peterborough, | Ont., and Air.A.Bunvash and two; |sons, of Lawrence, were calling at : j the home of Mrs.AL Worby.They! ! u ere accompanied to Lawrence by | Airs.A.Martin and baby, Wendell.| 1 Mr.and Airs.Raymond Thompson and five sons, of Quebec, spent a few BEDROOM SUITES at Low August Sale Prices! 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