Sherbrooke daily record, 7 juillet 1937, mercredi 7 juillet 1937

[" -.\u2018'rS' \"N i>h?rbrookp iatlg Sprnrb Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1937.Forty-First Year.Survivors Of Siege Quickly Change To The Fascist Salute FRANCO DEMANDS ENDANGER ACCORD Seeks Belligerent Rights In Exchange For Future Markets BRITISH GOVERNMENT PROTESTS ITALIAN PRESS ATTACKS London, July 7.\u2014The British Government today instructed its ambassador to Italy to make \u201crepresentations\u201d to the Italian Government against Italian press statements that volunteers, arms, ammunition and airplanes had been sent to Spain from Great Britain.Foreign Secretary Eden directed the ambassador, Sir Eric Drummond, to act, after telling the House of Commons Great ! Britain had no intention of ! offering new proposals on Non-! Intervention at Friday\u2019s com-! mittee meeting.I British Official Circles Surprised at Note from Insurgent Chief Threatening that Nations Which Refused to Grant Belligerency Rights Might Find Themselves Barred from Spanish Market-Followed Earlier Improvement in Relations.*-¦* London, July 7.\u2014A strong demand for belligerent rights by General Francisco Franco was feared today to have endangered the British compromise plan to revitalize the non-intervention safeguards against spread of the Spanish civil war.The insurgent insistence, coupled with a threat that nations which refused might find themselves barred from Spanish markets, surprised the Foreign Office.Later, however, one official source said, \u201cThe summary (of the Franco demand) is not clear, but we do not attach undue importance to it.\u201d Only yesterday, Great Britain's relations with the insurgents were considered much improved as a result of Franco\u2019s assurance thaï, British iron ore shipments from the Bilbao mines could be resumed.Then came a declaration from Franco that the return of foreigners to insurgent-held territory would be forbidden.This, with the subsequent note to the European powers demanding belligerent rights, provoked the greatest surprise here in view of Franco\u2019s apparent earlier attitude of conciliation.Informed quarters agreed the note ^__________________________ would be considered particularly ill-timed in view of the fact the whole question of granting belligerent rights to both the Valencia Government and the insurgents had reached a decisive stage in the twenty-seven - nation ''Hands-off-Spain\u201d Committee.The Earl of Plymouth, chairman of the body and spokesman for Great Britain, wag believed to have intended to introduce the new compromise plan before the full committee today.Well informed political circles suggested the British proposal would have offered limited belligerent rights to the combatants in .exchange for German and Italian co-operation in withdrawing volunteers.Another threat to 'the continued life of non-intervention came from Paris where officials declared last night the non-intervention patrol would have to be re-established or France would feel obliged to abandon her own patrol of the Pyrenees border.til .\t\" '\t-/T \u2019 ss1.Xv i .i' Though yesterday they likely raised their arms in the clenehed-fist salute of the loyalist cause, today the men, women and children who remained in capitulated Bilbao quickly extend their hands in the Fascist salute to greet General Franco\u2019s victorious rebel army of occupation.Belief Grows Fliers Are Marooned On Bleak Isles Of South Pacific Ocean Re-check of Last Signals Received from Amelia Earhart and Companion Causes Shift of Searching Activities to Point 280 Miles South of Howland Island\u2014Arrival of Aircraft Carrier Expected to Speed Search.Honolulu, July 7.\u2014Ships and planes, co-ordinating efforts in the hunt for Amelia Earhart, aimed today at a new region in the South Pacific wastes where growing belief and some facts indicated the missing aviatrix may be marooned.Five discouraging days of scanning the immense area north northeast of bleak Howland Island, which the aviatrix missed last Friday, turned the search to the corresponding area centered south southeast of Howland, where 280 miles away centre the Phoenix Islands.The Coast Guard cutter Itasca and navy mine sweeper Swan have searched more than 104,000 square land miles north of Howland without a trace of the missing world-girdling plane.The Itasca methodically scanned an area three hundred nautical miles in each direction while the Swan covered a strip fifteen miles wide by 240 miles long.The United States battleship Colorado, speeding toward an early morning meeting with the Coast Guard cutter Itasca, planned to release its three deck planes late today for the first aerial search of the area which holds the fate of Miss Earhart.and her navigator, Frederick J.Noonan.The two vessels were to meet within 100 miles of Howland to refuel the cutter, which had carried on the search virtually alone since last Friday.FIRST DEGREE MURDER CHARGE AGAINST DYER GOVERNMENT SEEKING TO END MADRID SIEGE Hendaye.Franco-Spa nish Fron-tier, July 7.\u2014A reinforced Government army struck at the insurgent left flank west of Madrid today in an effort to lift the eight-months-old siege of the capital.A Madrid communique said the insurgent position on the new front was \u201cvery precarious.\u201d Gen.Jose Miaja\u2019s Government army, with a salient extending fifteen miles west of the beleaguered capital past insurgent siege positions appeared to be trying to flank or roll up the flank of its entrenched foes.An official communique in Madrid said a \u201cvery hard\u201d battle was under way around Villanueva de la Canada and Quijorr.a and that strong insurgent reinforcements had been Virriedly brought up.The Government claimed capture of strategic Brunete with a detachment of its defenders.An insurgent communique con-Continued on Page 2, Col.4.Solution Of Indian Political Impasse Is Believed Imminent Working Committee of Congress Party Which Holds Majorities in Six Indian Provinces Voted to Accept Office Today Under Terms of Government of India Act\u2014Decision Follows Recent Speech of Viceroy.- «- Wardha, India, July 7.\u2014A solution of the political deadlock in the six provinces of India where the Congress party holds legislative majorities was believed imminent today when the working committee of the party voted to accept office.The Nationalists had been holding out for modification of the special safeguarding power's vested in the provincial governors, and since the new constitution went into effect April 1 minority ministries have been carrying on.The Congress leaders sought promises from the governors that they would not use these powers, the most important of which is the authority to prevent any menace to peace and safeguard the legitimate interests of minorities.The governors replied they were powerless to make such pledges.The decision of the working committee followed a message to the people of India from the Viceroy', Lord Linlithgow, in which he stressed that the governors, except insofar as their special responsibilities were concerned, were bound to accept the advice of their ministers.The provinces concerned are Bombay, Madras, United Provinces, Central Provinces, Bihar and Orissa.Altogether there are eleven provinces in British India.Under the Government of India Act of 1935 they were granted autonomy, after the manner of a Canadian province, in all matters in their own sphere, with the exception of the safeguarding powers reserved to the gov-Continued on Page 2, Col.6.MORE SENATORS WILL SUPPORT COURT MEASURE BRITAIN READY FOR OUTBREAK IN HOLY LAND Grand Jury Returns Indictments Charging W.P.A.Worker with Triple Murder and Ravishing of Los Angeles School Girls.Statements Of U.S.Ambassador To Great Britain Draw Hitler\u2019s Ire Independence Day Speech on Dictatorships and Despots Termed \u2019\u2019Arrogant and Ignorant\u201d Attempt to Rule Policies of Foreign Nations by German Press.B crlm, July 7.\u2014 Chancellor I most bitter ink for Ambassador Hitler\u2019s newspaper Voelkis-j Bingham.The attack came after a cher Beobachter intensified a | similar editorial in the Government- hitler attack today on Robert W.Bingham, United States ambassador to London, for his Independence Day speech on despots and dictatorships.The diplomat\u2019s speech Monday to the American Society in London was characterized here as an \u201carrogant and ignorant\u201d attempt to tell foreign nations how to manage their own affairs.Nicholas Murray Butler, President of Columbia University, New York, who spoke at the same affair, was sarcastically referred to in passing, as a pompous declaimer of the high ideals of the United States declaration of Independence.These same ideals, Hitler\u2019s paper observed, \u201cwere fought against, with fire and sword by the England of that day.\u201d Dei- Fuehrer^ paper reserved its controlled weekly Deutsche Allge-moinc Zeitung had charged Bingham\u2019s speech \u201cincited the so-called democracies against the so-called distatorships in almost unbelievable fashion.\u201d \u201cThere must ho at least a few people there (in dictatorship countries) who realize they are bound to lose in any competitive armament race.\u201d \u201cOn us falls the duty of defending our principles against all comers.\u201d Bingham told the American Society \u201cdespots have forced America and Britain to undertake rearmament and, having undertaken it, we must necessarily win the rearmament race.\u201d Hitler\u2019s mouthpiece recalled that both he and Premier Mussolini of Continued on Page 2, Col.2.Los Angeles, July 7.\u2014 Small, : swarthy Albert Dyer, accused of i murdering and ravishing three little i schoolgirls, was well launched today on the legal path the state declares I will end at the gallows.The county grand jury, meeting | in special session, returned indict- ! ments charging the thirty-two year old W.P.A.school crossing guard with first degree murder.Dyer is accused of having lured 1 Madeline Everett, seven, her sifter, Melba, nine, and Jeanette Marjorie Stephens, eight, into the Baldwin j Hills a few miles from their Inglewood homes June 26, strangling them and violating their bodies, The haggard, tousle-haired prisoner shouted as the inudictments were read in court: \u201cI plead guilty!\u201d He was told the action was futile at the time.During arraignment before Superior Judge Thomas I.Ambrose, he fainted and was carried unconscious back to his cell.Declarations by Two West erners on Amended Court Reform Measure Gives Roosevelt Administration Slight Edge on Committed Membership.i\t_______ Washington, July 7.\u2014The administration picked up two more votes I today for the substitute Court Bill j just before the United States Sen-I ate began its second session of hard-i hitting debate.| Statements of support by Sena-I tors Lee, Democrat, Oklahoma, and j Chavez, Democrat, New Mexico, ! gave advocates of the measure the ! edge among publicly committed : members for the first time.This line-up resulted; Thirty-eight Senators openly favor the bill: thirty-seven publicly oppose it and twer.ty-one still are non-committal.Administration chieftains asserted they had sufficient votes to pass the newly substituted bill.Taking the offensive they called the Senate Continued on Page 2, Col.4.i Over 11,000 Troops and Police Under Arms in Preparation for Arab-Jewish Strife When Contents of Royal Commission Report Are Announced Tonight.Jerusalem, July 7.\u2014Troops and police\u2014about 11,200 men in al!\u2014 were prepared today to meet any flare-up of smouldering Arab-Jewish strife that might be touched off by tonight\u2019s publication of the British Royal Commission\u2019s plan for the future of the Holy Land.Seven British regiments, about seven thousand men, and approximately 4,200 police were held in readiness as Lieut.-Gen.Sir Arthur Warchope, British High Commissioner, prepared what was believed would be an appeal for calm acceptance of the report and avoidance of racial conflict and bloodshed.Sir Arthur announced he would bi'oadeast a message to both Arabs Continued on Page 2, Col.5.Views Of Irish Independents Prove Of Unusual Importance ; Lacking One Member of Absolute Majority in New Dail After Election of Speaker, President De Valera Must Woo Support of Small Group of Independents if Fianna Fail Party Is to Carry on Business of Government.LACK OF FUNDS HALTS QUEBEC Minister of Public Works Announces Failure to Receive Sufficient Federal Grant Forces Postponement of Extension to Legislature Buildings.Steel Companies Claim Operations Rapidly Approaching Normal Level Republic Officials, Whose Plants Reopened Under National Guard Protection, Predict New Steel Will Be Produced by Friday.THE WEATHER FAIR AND DECIDEDLY WARM.A deep area is moving eastward across Hudson Bay and pressure continues moderately low over the Gulf of St.Lawrence, while the barometer is high over the Western Provinces and northwest states, also the Lake region and eastern states.Thundershowers have occurred in eastern Quebec, the Maritime Provinces and Newfoundland, while in other parts of the Dominion the weather has been fair.It is decidedly warm in Ontario and Quebec but temperatures are moderate in the Western Provinces.Forecast:\tModerate westerly winds; fair and decidedly warm.Thursday: Moderate to fresh southwest and west winds; mostly fair and decidedly warm; possibly fol-i lowed by scattered thundershowers.! Northern New' England: Generally fair tonight and Thursday except, probably local thunderstorms on Thursday afternoon; slightly warmer tonight except on the southwest coast.Temperatures yesterday: Maximum, 83; minimum, 63.Same day last year: Maximum, 78; minimum, 48.\ti Cleveland, July 7.\u2014Repulblic Steel Corporation plants hummed with activity here today under the protection of bristling National Guard bayonets as Lee Pressman, general counsel for C.I.O.steel strikers, charged that \u201ca state of brutal terrorism\u201d prevails on the Ohio strike front.\u201cNew steel by Friday,\u201d predicted Republic plant officials.Nepublic claimed 3,087 out of 000 normally employed steel workers responded yesterday at the re opening of the Corrigan-McKinney plant, Upson Nut and Bolt division and the Truscon works.Republic\u2019s Hteel and Tubes, Inc., is scheduled to re-open tomorrow.Pickets were limited to twelve al each plant gate.Nearly one thousand troops were here to preserve order.\"This is the beginning of the end of John L.Lewis,\u201d said H.G.Ellis, Upson superintendent.\"They\u2019ll never get these men out on strike again.\u201d To which B.J.Damich, field director of the C.I.O.\u2014affiliated Steel Workers\u2019 Organization Committee, replied : \u201cThe attempt to re-open Republic was a complete failure.When the public realizes only the foremen and bosses are in the plants, it will insist that the military be withdrawn.\u201d Youngstown Sheet and Tube company\u2019s Indiana Harbor, Ind., plant remained closed.J.C.Argetsingcr, Company vice-president and general manager, emerged from a four-hour conference with Gov.M.Clifford Townsend at Indianapolis and said: \u201cOur position is unchanged.\u201d union organizers PAUL to APPEAR AT FORD PLANT Detroit, July 7.\u2014Members of the United Automobile Workers of America failed to appear at the gates of the Ford Motor Company today to distribute union literature to workers changing shifts.Frank Blake, U.A.W.A.organizer, said Richard T.Frankensteen, union organizational director, notified him the scheduled visit to the Dearborn plant had been called off and that a statement would be issued Inter.An attempt to pass out leaflets to workers outside the plant gates on May 26 resulted in the beating of more than a dozen union members.That occurrence formed, in part, the basis for a National Labor Relations Board complaint against the Ford Company.A hearing on the.complaint, which alleges unfair labor practices and \u201cmalicious and brutal assaults\u201d on union members, opened before Trial Examiner John T, Lindsay yesterday and resumed today.Ford counsel denied the charges and challenged the Board\u2019s jurisdiction, but their motion that the complaint be dismissed was overruled by Lindsay, Quebec, July 7.\u2014Construction of a wing to Quebec Legislature buildings will not be carried out this year because the Provinical Government did not get enough money for the work from Federal Government authorities, Hon.S.Bourque, the Province\u2019s Public Works Minister, said yesterday.Plans for the wing are.complete but its construction, to have been caried out as an unemployment relief project with both governments sharing in the cost, was postponed when Quebec did not get the relief grant its expected from the Federal Government, Mr.Bourque said.D ublin, July 7.\u2014 The views of one or two Independents assumed unexpected importance to the Irish Free State\u2019s immediate political future today.The parliamentary election ended in a deadlock and President Eamon de Valera faced the prospect of seeking help for his Fianna Fail party to assure a working majority in the Dail Eireann.The 138 seats at stake in last Thursday\u2019s general election split down the middle, final results showed, with De Valera\u2019s Government party obtaining sixty-nine seats against sixty-nine for all other groups in the Dail.Disappointed at failure to capture a clear majority of seats and to achieve an overwhelming vote in favor of the new constitution, Government leaders remained silent.A statement was sought from the President as to his plans but at his home at Black Rock it was stated he was not in.The final standing was Fianna Fail, sixty-nine; Fjpe Gael, the Opposition party headed by former President William T.Cosg-rave, forty-eight: Labor, thirteen: Independents seven, and Independent-Labor one.It wiped out the working margin of four that De Valera had at dissolution of the last Dail over all parties and left the Fianna Fail with sixty-eight seats in prospect when Speaker Frank Fahy is re-elected.One Independent and the Inde-Continued on Page 2, Col.3.More Aid Expected More aid from the air was expected over the week-end from the giant aircraft carrier Lexington.Shifting of the search to the south of Howland followed suggestions from Coast Guard officials in San Francisco, who conferred with Miss Earhart\u2019s husband, George Palmer Putnam: a growing belief among other searching agencies, and a recheck of the last available radio messages while the ill-fated plane was in the air.Officials agreed Miss Earhart, if she sent any of the maze of unexplained radio distress signals which have spurred the search, must be marooned on land or on a reef above water, because her radio would not operate otherwise.The cptter Itasca reported a portable radio direction finder set up on Howland Island had obtained bearings on final messages from the Earhart plane while it was in the air indicating it either was north northwest of Howland or south southeast.TEMPORARY COMPROMISE ENDS PARIS CAFE SHUT DOWN Paris, July 7.\u2014The Paris Cafe Workers Syndicate ordered waiters on the Champs Elysees back to their tables after a half strike, half lockout had tied up principal cafes for several hours today.The waiters were told to go back to work at once pending further parleys on their demand for a strict forty-hour week.Employers said they tqik the employees back on the basis of their present 514 day week.CENTENARY WORKMAN INJURED R.E.Laflamme, who resides on King street west in this City, received a broken shoulder about 5:30 o\u2019clock last evening when he fell from the Centenary tower he was painting at the head of the Bromp-ton Road.The injured man was rushed to St.Vincent de Paul Hospital by Brien\u2019s Ambulance.NEW ELECTRIC COMMISSION HEAD IN QUEBEC Quebec, July 7.\u2014Joseph Gingras, chairman of Quebec\u2019s new Electricity Commission, was in Quebec yesterday, not as head of the new body but to represent the Bedford bar on the Board of Examiners of the Quebec Bar, of which he is a member.It is the last time he will sit as a to^h^mnmisslcm precludes'further | British Press Generally Expresses Caution However at practice of his legal profession.\tSuccess Which Attended Test Commercial Flights\u2014 G\u2019.ngras said he could make no statement until the other members of the Commission are appointed.Hail Dual Trans-Atlantic Flights As End Of Period Of Stunt Flying British Airliner Ready to Proceed to Montreal.RREAKE YVILI.E YOU N G STER DROWNED Breakeyville, Quo., July 7.\u2014Flung from a raft on which she and her younger brother were playing, six year old Monique Gosselin was L drowned yesterday in the nearby\t,,\t.\t^\t^____ Chaudière River while an onlooker An ed(ltor,a3 in Tne Tmea apI>iaa4\t35 St.Lawrence Paper Pfd\t\t88 Va\t8814\t88%\t88%.\t.28\t28\t28\t28 Sherwin Williams \t\t\t26\t25\t26 Steel Company of Canada\t\t80%\t8.214\t80\t82% Winnipeg Electric \u201cA\u201d\t\t\t\t4\t4\t4 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE\t\t\t\t \tOpen\tHigh\tLow\tNoon \t.\t72\t72\t72\t72 Allied Chemical \t\t\t\t230\t230\t230 \t.101%\t102\t101%\t102 \t.\t4914\t49%\t49%\t49% \t.\t91\t9T%\t90%\t91% Am.T.and T\t\t\t\t.\t169\t169\t169\t169 Anaconda Copper\t\t \t\t\t\t,\t.56\t56%\t¦ 56\t56% \t.81.\t81 Va\t81\t81% Balti.& 0hio *¦\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022>¦*\u2022\u2022\u2022\t29)4\t29%\t29%\t29% Beth.Steel \t\t\t.\t90%\t90%\t90\t90%.Canadian Pacific\t\t\t.\t12 Vi\t12%\t12%\t12% Cnesapeake & Ohio \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\t56\t56\t56\t56 \t\t106\t104%\t104%.\t\t14%\t14%\t14% \t37)4\t37 Vi\t37%\t\u2022 37 Vi \t\t154%\t154%\t154 % General Electric\t\t \t\t\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\t.\t56\t55%\t54%\t55% General jVIotors \u2022\u2022«\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022«\u2022\u2022\t.\t53%\t53 Vg\t53%\t63 % \t.Ill\t111\t111\t111 \t\t56%\t66%\t56 Vs N.Y.Central\t\t \u2022 ¦ \u2022\t\t40%\t39%\t40% \t\t39 Vs\t38%\t38% \t\t92%\t91%\t92 Vs Stand.Oil of New Jersey\t\t68 Va\t68%\t68%\t68% \t\t47%\t47\t47 Yz Texas Guif Sulohur\t\t\t\t3614\t36%\t36 Vi \t\t61%\t61 %\t61% \t\t125\t126\t125 \t30\t30\t30\t30 U.S.Ind.Alcohol\t\t\t\t8114\t31%\t31% \t.61%\t6214\t61%\t62% \t92\t92\t92\t92 (J.S.Steel\t\t\t107\t106%\t106% Westinghouse \t \t\t\t\t.\t146%\t146%\t146%\t146% \t47 %\t4714\t47%\t47% Western Ijnioii \u2022\u2022\u2022,* \u2022\u2022\u2022 #*\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022*\u2022\u2022\u2022*\t50 >4\t5014\t49%\t49% \t.\t13%\t13%\t13%\t13% MONTREAL CURB MARKET QUOTATIONS\t\t\t\t \t \t \u2014\t\t\t\t \tOpen\tHigh\tLow\tNoon \t6%\t7\t6%\t7 \t61\t63\t61\t62% Asbestos Corp\t\t.88\t88\t87\t87 B.A, Oil ,.\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022»\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\t.\t2314\t24\t23%\t24 \t.\t1714\t17%\t17%\t17% Cons.Paper\t\t\t\t.\t1814\t18%\t18\t18% \t.\t1614\t16%\t16%\t16% Ford of Canada \u201cA\u201d\t\t22 y»\t22 V2\t22%\t22% Fraser Co\t\t45\t46\t45\t46 \t4.514\t46\t45 Vg\t45 % Melchers Pfd\t\t\t\t6\t6\t6\t6 Price Bros\t\t\t\t41%\t41%\t41\t41 Royalite Oil \t\t\t\t .\t48%\t48 %\t48%\t48% Robt.Mitchell \t \t\t23\t23\t22%\t22% TORONTO MINING EXCHANGE\t\t\t\t The following quotations of today\u2019s prices on the Toronto Mining Exchange are furnished by Langevin & Company, members of the Montreal Stock Exchange and Montreal Curb Market, 22 Wellington St.North.\tYesterday\u2019s\tToday\u2019\tS \tClose\tOpening\tNo< Aldemac\t \t\t1.10\t1.12\t1.13 Big Missouri\t\t.45\t.48\t.48 Central Patricia\t\t2.67\t2.70\t2.75 Chibougamau \t\t1.07\t1.08\t1.07 Chromium \t\t\t\t.77\t.75\t.75 Coniaurum\t\t1.23\t1.23\t1.23 Dome Mines\t\t\t\t40%\t40%\t40% Eldorado \t\t2.75\t2.80\t2.85 Faleonbridge\t\t\t \u2022 \u2022\t7.75\t7.75\t7.75 God\u2019s Lake \t\t.57\t.67\t.67 Hardrock Gold\t\t1.41\t1.44\t1.40 Ilollingei \t\t\t11 %\t11%\t11% Howey Gold \t\t \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\t.35\t.35\t.35 Jackson Manion\t\t.21\t.21\t.21 Kirkland Lake \t\t1.35\t1.34\t1.31 Little Long Lae\t\t5.10\t5.15\t5.15 Lake Shore \t\t50 %\t50%\t50% \t5.35\t6.45\t5.45 Malartic Canadian\t\t1.09\t1.11\t1.05 McIntyre \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \t\t\t\t\t\t\t36\t36 %\t36% McKenzie Red Lake\t\t1.24\t1.25\t1.25 Mining Corp\t\t\t\t3.00\t3.05\t3.05 Noranda \t\t\t\t63\t63\t63 O\u2019Brien Gold \t\t6.85\t6.90\t6.70 Paymaster \t\t.00%\t.63\t.61 Perron Gold \t\t.88\t.90\t.91 Preston E.Dome\t\t\t\t.94\t.97\t.98 Read Authier \t\t3.30\t3.30\t3.30 Red Lake Gold Shore \t\t\t.40\t.45\t.44 Shawkcy \t\t\t\t.53\t.55\t.55 Sherritt\t\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022«»\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 > \u2022\t2.60\t2.62\t2.62 Siscoc Gold \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t3.60\t3.65\t3.75 San Antonio \t\t1.36\t1.37\t1,37 Stadacona \t\t \t\t1.32\t1.34\t1,32 Sudbury Basin \t\t3.70\t8.75\t3,75 Sullivan Mines \t\t1.20\t1.25\t1.25 Sylvanite \t\t3.25\t3.25\t3.25 Thompson Cadillac\t\t.54\t.55\t.55 Teck Hughes\t\t\t\t\t\t \t\t4.85\t4.90\t4.95 Towagamack\t\t1.00\t1.14\t1.10 \t7.40\t7.50\t7.50 Wright Hargreaves\t\t\t6.15\t6.20\t6.20 OILS \u2014\t\t\t Calmont \t\t.85\t.85\t.85 Commonwealth \t\t.38\t.38\t.38 Dalhousic \t\t1.03\t1.07\t1.07 Foundation \t\t.47\t.48\t.48 Home Oil \t\t2.25\t2.29\t2.28 Mercury\t\t \u2022 \u2022 \u2022\t.37\t.37\t.37 United Oils \t\t.31\t.31\t1 \u2022ol SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1937.PAGE THB® SUNDAY SCHOOL AT COATICOOK HELD PICNIC Large Number Have Enjoyed Pleasant Event Sponsored by Coaticook United Church at Lake Wallis, Vt.Coaticook, July 7.\u2014The annual Sunday School picnic of the United Church was held on Dominion Day at Lake Wallis, Vt.This lake and its beautiful scenic environment made a most delightful place for the picnic, and combined with the picnic luncheon, to make this annual Sunday School holiday a most enjoyable day for all present.Messrs.A.Towne and W.Browne, Jr., of Winchendon.Mass., also Mrs.C.Wayne Hall, of Richmond, were in town to attend the annual meeting of the Hardware, Woodenware, Ltd.Rev.W.W.Davis, Mrs.Davis and children, are enjoying a week\u2019s holiday at North Hatley, during which time Rev.Davis will have charge of the summer school.Mr.James Finn was in Montreal over a week-end.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Mayhew and children, of Bromptonville, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Parsons and family, of Barnston, Mr.and Mrs.Hov(-ard Mayhew were all recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Angus Mayhew, Main street west.Mr.and Mrs.Howard Lamb, of Montreal, are expected to spend a week-end in Coaticook, visitors of Mrs.Lamb\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.B.Lovell, Lark street.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Johnson, with Mr.and Mrs.H.Elmer Marsh, of Montpelier, Vt., were recent Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Marsh, Norton, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.A.Desjarlais, Rouen, Que., motored to Coaticook recently to spend their annual vacation with relatives in Cciati-cook and at Ste.Edwidge, Que.Mr.Adelard Hugron has newly remodelled the lower apartment in the former \u201cLamy\u201d- Block, Main street, and has converted same into a modern store block.He has moved his grocery stock into the new apartment.Mr.A.Poulin is busily making the former \u201cPom\u201d baker\u2019s block, on St.Edmond street, into an attractive residence.Mr.and Mrs.Simard, St.Paul street, have moved into the lower apartment of Mr.David Andrews, Court street.Mr.and Mrs.Lindley Shurtleff, of New York City, who have been guests of relatives in town, were entertained during their sojourn here at the home of Mr.and Mrs, Guy C.Tillotson, Main street.The annual anniversary service of St.Stephen\u2019s Church was held on Sunday, July 4th, on which occas-sion the rector, W.W.Davis, was assisted by two of the former rectors of St.Stephen\u2019s Church; namely.Rev.A.E.E.Legge, of Three Rivers, Que., and Rev.Cecil Stevens, of St.Lambert.Mrs.W.H.Abbott, Mrs, Kerwin, Mrs.Câswell and Mrs.Lamberton, all of Stanstead, Que., also Mrs.A.Rathbone, of Honolulu, and Mrs.F.Rowe, of Montreal, were recent visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.O.G.G.Webster, Johnson avenue.One of the most successful and largely attended bridge parties of the season was held under the auspices of St.Stephen's Guild in the Guild hall, when bridge was played at twelve tables.Mrs.A.Cromwell and Mrs.M.Parnell being the prizewinners.The hall was most attractively arranged with the season\u2019s cut flowers.The tea table having as its centre decoration, a basket of beautiful mauve and gold flowers.The other decorations consisted of green candles placed in silver candlesticks.Mrs.W.W.Davis and Mrs.H.B, Lovell presided at the tea table.The out-of-town guests present were Mrs.A.D.MacDonald, of Montreal, Mrs.A.Rathborne, of Honolulu, Mrs.F.Rowe, of Montreal, Mrs.W.H.Abbott, Mrs.Kerwin, Mrs.Caswell and Mrs.Abbott, all of Stanstead, Que.Undoubtedly this bridge party was one of the most enjoyable ever held by the ladies of St.Stephen\u2019s Guild.Messrs.William and Albert Neid-ner, of Malden, Mass., also John Shelly, of Columbus, Ohio, were recent visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Guy C.Tillotson.Rev.C.G.Stevens and Mrs.Stevens, of St.Lambert, Que., were recent week-end guest of the latter\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Parker, Court street.A most enjoyable bridge party was recently held at the Country Club House, when cards were played at twelve tables.The prizes were won by Miss Margart Mullins, Mrs.Howard Church and Mr.William Wallace.Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses.Rev.A.E.E.Legge and Mrs.Legge, of Three Rivers, while in town for the annual anniversary services of »St.Stephen\u2019s Church, were entertained at the home of Mr.and Mrs.G.C.Tillotson.Mrs.A.D.MacDonald, of Montreal, has been a visitor at the homes of her brothers, Messrs.H.B.Lovell, Lark street, and M.Lovell, Union street, Mr., and Mrs.Frank (Hansford wore recent week-end visitors of friends at Milan, N.H.Mr.P.Leclerc was in Sherbrooke recently.Mr.A.Hinton has purchased Mr.Edgar Sullivan\u2019s house on Water street.The Misses Mary and Enid Legge, of Three Rivers, who wore in Coat.i-enok over a recent week-end were entertained at the homes of Miss Ruth Beerwnrtli and Miss Arlene Finn.Mr.and Mrs.U.G.Brerworlh, accompanied by Mr.nnd Mrs.It.Ed son had a most enjoyable motor trip to Plattsburg, N.H., recently.Miss Annie Saunders, of Montreal, has arrived in town In spend a two jyecka\u2019 holiday with Cross-Word Puzzle The Picture Is That of a Children\u2019s Story Teller horizontal 1, 5 Author, whose books children love.-Christian 12 Covered with wax.14 Advent.16\tTo eject.17\tAforesaid thing.19\tFissure.20\tNothing.21\tCollections of four.23\tLimb.\tmountain.24\tObserved.46 Organs of 26\tExclamation.\thearing.27\tYou and me.48 Bone, 29 Girl.31\tPoem.32\tCountersinks, 34 Nominal Answer to Previous Puzzle ranranraianHBHsiiaHEiii k VICTORIA value.36\tSweet potatoes.37\tPrepared lettuce.39\tFather.40\tMyself.41\tSun god.43\tEll.44\tSmall 50 He was a \u2014 by birth.52 His- stories brought him fame.54 To adore.56 To entomb.i5 To loiter.18 To attempt.21\tAfternoon meals.22\tLean-to.25 Trees.28 Airplane used on the water.30\tMineral spring.31\tEnglish coin, 33 Wine vessel.35 Every.mIoIrIaIl! 'E'g0, 38 Strong cart.40 Musical note, 42\tMeasure of area.43\tTo prepare for publication.44\tFlock.I.O.D.E.HELD A SUCCESSFUL LAWN PARTY hho ansa EJaEUMHHHa VERTICAL 1 Half (prefix) 2\tSeed coverings.3\tWood demon.45 Boy.4\tStreet.\t46.Unit of worltd 5\tEntrance^\t47 Slovak.6\tAna.7\tCorroded.8\tRailroad.58\tCanine animal 9 Courtesy\ttitle.59\tUnit of\t10 Bad.weight for\tH Title.gems.\t12 He lived\tlast 60\tTo offep.48\tEgg-shaped.49\tHardens.51 Convent worker.53 Electrified particle.55 Native metal.57 Northeast, The Beautiful Grounds of Residence of Mrs.Sidney Stevens, Stanstead, \u201cEn Fate\u201d for 1.0.D.E.Garden Party.of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, have been visiting friends here.Messrs.Guelph E.Parker and Merriman Mayhew left on Tuesday, June 29 for Bentenick, Ont., with the household goods of Rev.H.and Mrs.Crickington, who will for a time be the guests of Mrs.Cricking-ton\u2019s brother, Mr.Donald McDonald, in Bentenick.An auction sale was held on Wednesday, June 30, to dispose of goods belonging to the estate of the late Mr.Sam Swailes.Mr.T.J.Grady, Mr.and Mrs.Nelson A.Beaton and sons, Grady and Bruce, with their guests, Mr.and Mrs.George Childs and daughter, Helen Anne, of Ridgewood, Stanstead, July 7.\u2014On Tuesday N.J., also Mr.and Mrs.Lee W.evening, June 29th, the beautiful Childs, and daughter, Leola, left by grounds of \u201cIngleside,\u201d presented a motor for a trip to the Gaspe coast, very attractive appearance, adorn- I Mr.and Mrs.James B.Robinson, ed with daintily appointed tea i Shawbridge, were guests of Mrs.tables of food, fancy articles, mys- Robinson\u2019s sister, Mrs.A.W.Cush-tery table, fish pond and fortune j mg' and family, telling booth.\tI ¦^rs- Mary Wallace and Mrs.Net- Beautiful \u2019flowers adorned the 'tie McCoy, of West Burke, Vt., with tables and lent a charm to this j Miss Sargent and Mr.Sargent, of lovely spot.\tjWoodsville ,N.H., were calling on A severe storm interrupted the j friends here on Wednesday, June party and the guests were obliged to j 3I0.61 He also wrote 13 States of bliss.59 Company.her sister, Mrs.Ray G.Beerworth, and Mr.Beerworth, Cutting street.Miss Genevieve Getty, of Valley-field, is spending her summer holidays with her mother, Mrs.William Getty, Union street.The Misses Olive Parker, librarian of the West Hill High School, Montreal, and Alice Parker, of Shawinigan.are spending their vacation with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Parker, Court street.Mrs.II.Phillip Hannaford and two sons, Masters Roy and Maitland Hannaford, of Montreal, who have been spending a pleasant sojourn with the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Akhurst, Court street, have retuned to their home in Montreal.Miss Inez Nicholson, who has been spending her holidays in Montreal City, has returned to town and resumed her duties at the office of the former Mason and Parker Toy plant on Child street.Miss Mary Morrison, who has been a substitute for Miss Nicholson during her absence, has returned to her home at Milan.Principal H.B.Parker and Mrs.Parker, of W\u2019estmount, motored to town to accompany the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.Agnes Parker, to their home in the city, where she will be their guest for some time.Recent guests of Mrs.A.A.Woodman at her home on Main street, were Mr.and Mrs.M.A.Woodman and Miss Helen Woodman, of Sherbrooke, Dr.James Woodman and son, James Woodman, Jr., of Franklin, N.H., and Mr.E.Woodman, of Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H.Miss Olive Parker planned to leave for Boston, Mass., for a two months\u2019 course in the Simmons College.Mrs.E.F.Tomkins, Court street, spent a few days in Sherbrooke, visitor at the homes of her son, Dr.E.A.Tomkins, and Mrs.Tomkins, Dufferiti avenue, and of Mrs.George Armitage, Montreal road .Miss Elizabeth Nunns is a guest of Ur.and Mrs.E.J.Nelson, Norton, Vt., for a brief sojourn.Miss Gladys Buckland, of the High School staff, Buckingham, Que., is spending her vacation with lier mother, Mrs.Claribel Buckland, Baldwin street.Miss Beverley Knapp, Hatley Centre, is spending her vacation with her grandmother, Mrs.Ellen Patenaude, and aunt, Miss Lillian | Patenaude.\t| Mrs.Florence Gooley, is in Rich- ' mond visiting friends.Miss Nettie.Smith, Lake Lester, was a visitor in town recently.Twnty-six from Coaticook and vicinity enjoyed a pleasant picnic dinner at Lake Lester on Sunday June 27th.Mrs.William Garceau and family have moved into the apartment of Mrs.M.Hugron.Mrs.M.Hearn spent a week in Montreal, guest of relatives.Mrs.Florence Jacobs and Miss Ida Jacobs, of Colebrook, N.H., were among those from out-of-town to attend the funeral of Mrs.B.J.Smith, Mr.and Mrs.A.W.Martin and daughter, Mrs.Jesse W.Blanchard-ol Glendale, Cal., who arc spending the summer months at.the latter\u2019s home in Pittsburg, N.H., were in Coaticook recently.Mr.and Mrs.Adelard Hugron and family have moved into the nnartment over Mr.Hugron's store.Mr.nnd Mrs.Harry Spinks, of Magog, were Dominion Day guests \u2022at.the home of Mr.nnd Mrs.George W.Cuiuiington.Mr.and Mrs.Charles G.Johnson, a c Comp a nid by Mr, and Mrs.H, Elmer Marsh, of Montpelier, Vt,, were recent visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Marsh, Norton, Vt.Mr.Hercule Marcoux and family have moved into Mr.W.E.C.Jones\u2019 apartment on Major street.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Gosselin and little son, of Sherbrooke, were recent visitors at the Gosselin homestead, St.James street.Mr.and Mrs.John Henderson and daughter, Irmogene, of Niagara, take shelter indoors, where they were welcomed by Mrs.Stevens and Mrs.Lamb.Tea was served and the sale continued during the afternoon and early evening.The Girl Guides assisted in serv-ing the guests.Mr.Roger Jean Marie, of the college at Victoriaville, is visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Rene Jean Marie.Miss Esther Cowhard is spending a few days at Cowansville as a guest of Mr.and Mrs.William Mason and | family Wickham, motored to Manchester, N.H., and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Walsh over a weekend.Messrs.Donald Graham and Willys McMannis have gone to attend the military training camp at Bishopton for ten days.SCOTSTOWN ST.FRANCIS COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL CLOSED Graduates of St.Francis College High School, Richmond, Were Entertained at a Banquet and Dance.Richmond, July 7.\u2014-The annual banquet tendered to 'the graduating class of St.Francis College High School by the pupils of grades IX and X was held in the hall of the ______ College Street United Church, June was\u2019 ^eci(jej -to accept the lowest 25th.\tj tender, offered by Beaudet and Ber- The tables were tastefully decor-j eron 0£ Lotbiniere, being $11,900 .j \u2014________ 1,1,, \u201e \u201e\u201eJ vol.1 a.\t.¦\t.COUNCIL MEETING HELD A special meeting of the Town Council was held on Friday evening, July 2, for the purpose of letting the contract for re-building the DOCTORS AGREE ON THIS THEORY New Interest In Old Medical Principle You may have had an unaueeaaalul search for health through laxative*, prepared foods, roughage, salts, oils, and other alleged panaceas, overlooking the great time proven medical truth that health depends on the liver.Doctors agree that constipation, indigestion, undernourishment, headaches, dullness end only when the liver is made right.Take Fruit-i a-tives and your health will improve rapid-! !y.This secret combination of extracts I of fruit juices, tonics and herbs, discovered by a great Canadian doctor, acts on your bridge.Mayor G.F.Cowan was in | \u2018\u2018^^rl^entLlo^mf-the chair and the Councillors pies-i a-tives will make a new person of you.ent were William Murray, F.X.Grégoire, Thomas Watson, F.C.Goodin and Joseph Lareau.Seven tenders for the contract were submitted and, after considerable discussion, it GRANITEVILLE The proceeds of the fete were j Mr.A.W.Wheeler, of Sher-$g,0.\t1 brooke, was here as a guest of Mr.T.A.Chamberlain and family.General Notes.Rev.and Mrs.George Harrington left by motor for Montagnais.Indian Reserve, Blue Point, Lake St.John, where Mr.Harrington will conduct services for a month.Mr.and Mrs.W.V.Poapst, Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Griegg, Miss Elizabeth Griegg and Mrs.Grace Kir-win and son, Bruce, are away on a motor trip around the Gaspe Coast.Miss Jean McIntosh is a guest of her sister, Mrs.H.A.Scarth, and Mr.Scarth, in Scotstown.Mr -\t- On July 11, the fortieth anniversary of Graniteville United Church will be held and a special programme is being prepared.A very successful bean and salad supper was held in the basement of the church here on June 23, about thirty dollars being realized.Mrs.Agnes Whitehouse, of Beebe, was a visitor at the home of Mrs.W.Keniston on Saturday.Mr.William Probert, who has and Mrs.John T.Haekett j been sick ivith rheumatic fever since and daughters, Missses Florence and i December 1st, returned home from Julia Hackett, of Montreal, were in ¦ the Sherbrooke Hospital on Satur-town recently,\tj day, where he has spent the past Mr.and Mrs, J.D.McFadyen, of two months.His friends wish him Stanstead, are spending some time a speedy recovery, at their cottage at Eagle Point, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Smith accom-Lake Memphremagog, Vt.\tIpanied Mr.and Mrs.R.W.Smith, Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Martin have j of Beebe, to Sawyerville, where they moved to their cottage at Lake j were guests of Mrs.Cora Austin.Park, Vt., for the summer.\ti Mr.Ivan Lee, of Barre, Vt., spent Mrs.Fred T.Brow and daugh- a week-end at the home of his ated with flowers of blue and yellow, the College colors.Delicious food was served by the ladies of the Women\u2019s Association.Principal C.Wayne Hall, in his usual pleasing manner, acted as toastmaster.After a toast to the King, Dr.C.R.Boast, a former graduate, in a very interesting and reminiscent manner, proposed a toast to St.Francis College High School.Mr.J.D.Smith, chairman of the School Board, pleasingly replied.Mr.George Galbraith, who had been untiring in bis efforts to aid the hockey team, was called upon to pi'opose a toast to them, to which Earl Gregory, manager of the team, fittingly replied.Betty Hawker, a member of the graduating class, gave a most original and humorous class prophecy, which was followed by a splendid j valedictory given by Jessie Lyster.J After a gift had been presented ; to Principal Hall by Lucille Stan- ¦ ley, on behalf of grade XI, the sing- j ing of the National Anthem brought ! the very pleasant event to a close.; Following the banquet, the mem- j bers of the graduating class as well ; as a large number of friends, were again entertained at a dance in the town hall, which had been beautifully decorated and where the guests were received by Principal and Mrs.Hall, and Mrs.C.E.Manning.The new bridge is being built to replace the old one at the C.P.R.station on the Salmon River.Building operations are to commence immediately.\u201cHow are you living nowadays?\u201d \u201cSelling furniture?\u201cBusiness brisk?\u201d \u201cNot verj'.It\u2019s my own furniture.\u201d No substitute.At all druggists, 25c., 50c.FRUIT-A-TIVES TABLETS WHY SUFFER FROM ECZEMA When it is not necessary?TRY Marcoux\u2019s Ointment for all .kin diicsiM.Z Ol.lor.SOc\t4 os.Jar.11 On lale at Th.Marcoux 27 Ball SL Lavallee\u2019s Drug Store, 16 Wellington No.\u2014Phone 786 SHERBKOOKR, QUJS.Ont, are spending two weeks\u2019 hoir days at the home of Mr.and Mrs.iwere guests of Mrs.John McIntosh.ter, Christy, are spending a few days in Concord, N.H., with Mrs.Christine Brown.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Planche spent a week-end m Sawyerville.Miss Catherine Hetherington has gone to Boston to spend two months.Mrs.Charles Colby, of George ville, was a guest of Mrs.Aikins and Miss Colby recently, and attended the I.O.D.E.lawn fete at the home of Mrs.Stevens.Miss Marriett Colby, of Montreal, was a recent guest of Miss Colby and Mrs.Aikins.Mrs.H.A.Scarth.of Scotstown, daughter, Jean, and son, John, mother, Mrs.Roy Reed, and Mr Reed.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Stevens, of Derby Line, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Wood.HUNT1NGVILLE Charles O.Bacon, Main street.Miss Anna Snow, of Montreal, is a guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Snow, for the summe»1 holidays.Miss Ethel Bruhmuller has returned from Sherbrooke, where she has been entertained at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ray McHarg.The Sunday School pupils of the Baptist Church, accompanied by Rev.and Mrs.Lanoue and son who have been guests of Mrs.La-noue\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Percy Baldwin, have gone to Ohio, wriiere they are placing their son in school.Rev.and Mrs.Lanoue are leaving in July to return to the mission field in the Belgian Congo, Africa.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Hackett.of Stanstead, and two children, are spending '.heir vacation at Fitch many of their parents, friends and j Bay, where they are guests at Mrs.Sunday School teachers had a most enjoyable picnic at the Dominion Experimental Farm, Lennoxville.Mr.and Mrs.A.Lanctot, Main street, have moved into Mr.Morin\u2019s residence on St.Edmond street.The St.Stephen\u2019s Church annual Sunday School picnic was held at Murray Beach, Lake Massawippi, when the pupils with their teachers and many friends participated in this pleasant day\u2019s outing at this delightful resort.All were transported by autobus, Mr.and Mrs.Murray Grady have returned from their wedding trip to the New England States, and are staying at the home of Mrs.Grady\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Cartwright, t/rrey\u2019s cottage.Archie Webb and family, of Rock Island, have moved to Stanstead Mr.Ernest Haines, of Camrose, Alta., spent a week recently with his niece, Mrs.C.H.Hunting, and family.Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Hunting motored to Montpelier, Vt., where they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Hunting for several days, visiting firends in Woodsville, N.H., and other points on their return journey.Mr.and Mrs.M.C.Sewell and small son, from Portneuf, arrived at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Hunting on Saturday, June 26.Mr.Sewell returned the following day, leaving Mrs.Sewell for a longer stay.Mr.and Mrs.O.Jenkerson had as a recent guest the latter\u2019s mother, Mrs.W.H.Barnes, Mr.and Mrs.W.K.Fuss, of Sherbrooke, and Mr.and Mrs.Walter Barnet, of Drum-niondville.Recent visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.E.I.Hunting were Mrs \t\\ PIMPLES \tj \t\\ BLACK.r t '\t\\ HEADS \tTwitching '¦¦¦* -\tJ ECZEMA \tr * Y;*\t^\tRASHES SPLENDID FOR THESE SKIN BLEMISHES Wonderful, thousands say, how the soothing penetration of Cuticura Soap and Ointment helps banish ugly skin irritations due to external causes.Wonderful, how this mildly medicated Soap cleanses and soothes \u2014how the Ointment relieves and helps heal! Wonderful, you'll agree, as even the first application aids and comforts.Sold everywhere.Ointment 25r.Soap 254.Samples FREE\u2014 write \"Cuticura\u201d, Dept.50, 285 St.Paul SU W., Montreal.CUTICURA 2,°nat SO A P A N D Ol NTM E NT General Notes.A very successful measuring party and tea was held in the College Street United Church on Monday, June 28th, for the benefit of the Canadan Girls-in-Training Camp Fund.Games were enjoyed and the prize-winners were Mrs.Gordon and Mrs, Coates.As a special feature of the afternoon, Mrs.C.R.Boast, on behalf of the C.G.I.T.presented Miss G.Demers, a former member and popular bride-to-be, with a beautiful bedroom clock, together with the best wishes for her future happiness.ISLAND BROOK where they have bought the Good-.William Giroux, and son, Ronald, of sell house on Bissonnet street.I Salem, Mass., and Mr.Stanley Reed Mr.F.T.Brown, Junior Perkins land family, of Moe\u2019s River, and John Waterman left by motor j Sympathy is extended to Mrs.for St.Michel, where they will take j Perley Herring and Mrs.Archie a canoe trip and will be absent ¦ Hunting on the loss of their father, about three weeks,\t! Mr.Oliver Prince, whose death oc- Hairdressing provides employment for 300,000 persons in England.Mr.and Mrs.Fraser, of Montreal, were guests in town recently.Ruston Lamb, of Montreal, is spending a few weeks with Mrs.Lamb and family.Mr.J.D.Poaps, of Ottawa, spent j a few days in town.Mrs.Donnelly, of Montreal, and ! Mrs.Patterson, of Boston, were in j Stanstead, where they attended the j I.O.D.E.fete at \u201cIngleside.\u201d curred recently in Saskatchewan.Had Rheumatic Pains for 25 Years DIX VILLE WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- And You\u2019ll Jump Out of Bed in th* Morning Rarin' to go The liver should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily.If this bila is not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest.It just decays in the bowels.Gaa bloats up your stomach.You get constipated.Harmful jxnsons go into the body, and you feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk.A mere bowel movement doesn't always get »t the cause.You need something that works on the liver as well.It takes those good* old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get.these two pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel \u201cup and np'\\ Harmless and gentle, they make the bile flow freely.They do the work of calomel but have no calomel or mercury in them.Ask for Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills by I same I Stubbornly refuse anything else.26c.I His Arms Were Becoming Useless It was about 25 years a$ro that rheumatt'sm first marked down flh.iK sufferer : and finally the day came when he could hardly Tift his arms.But he found relief\u2014here in Mrs.A.L.Parker, Mrs.E.B.Parker, Misses Olive and Alice Parker, of Coaticook, and Mrs.J.L.\tthe whole story: Thornton, of Lachute, were guests'\t.of Mrs.W.P.Parker on Tuesday,! June 29.\t|.Rev.J.C.Tannar and Messrs.I.| until the About 25 years ago I first experienced ?Hght muscular rheumatism in my arm and shoulder.A few days later lumbago aslo attacked me.They gradually got worse pain got acute in both arms and \"R.Whitehouse, H.A.Norris and | loins.I could not.lift a jug full of water Lawrence Melrose were in Hereford i \"i'11' mr ami exwndca straight out.About on Tuesday, June 29, in connection j\ta*o Ijjoutrht a bon].of^Kr,,SChon with the organization of a Men\u2019s Club there.Mr.A.E.Damon, of Island Pond, Vt, is spending a week here with his sister, Miss E.M.Damon.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas VV.Cow-bard, Miss Esther Cowhard.Mrs.Mary E.Ployman and Mr.,Milton Cowhard were visiting friends at Cowansville on Tuesday, June 29.Mr.and Mis.Willis F.Wiggett, S«M* and by the time it was fmashed I was agreeably surprised at a slight im-provoment.I bought another one.and when that was finished aJl tlhe pai-n had disappeared, and has never appeared since.\u201d \u2014 T.K.The pains and stiffness of rheumatism are frequently caused by deposits of uric acid in the muscles and joints.The numerous salts in Kruschen assist in stimulating the internal organs to healthy activity, and help them to eliminate this excess uric acid.A highly respected citizen, in the person of Mr.John Rutherford, passed away very suddenly on Wednesday evening while conversing with others on the verandah of his home.Mr.Rutherford, who was fifty-six years old and his brother, Mr.G.Rutherford, had made their home in Island Brook for the past few years.The funeral service was h*f on Friday at the Anglican 'Church, Rev.Mr.Dunn officiating.Interment was at St.Maiachie Cemetery, beside his wife, who predeceased him a number of years ago.Mr.E.Donahue, of Hanover, N.H., is visiting old friends in this vicinity.Mrs.James Campbell, of Detroit, Mich., is visiting her brother, Mr.F.W.Sunbury, and her son, Mr.Cecil Campbell.Mrs.Gordon Kerr was hostess at an afternoon tea in honor of the departing teaching staff, Miss Kathleen Matthew, Miss Vianna Theoret and Miss Gladys Cook.Rev.Mr.Carr expressed the appreciation of all for their contribution to the school and community, especially to Miss Matthew, who has been principal fqi* four years, and extended good wishes to all for success in their new schools.Mr.and Mrs.Richard Ryan, of Montreal, and Mr.and Mrs.Oliver Barter, of Bury, were visiting relatives recently.Messrs.Ansell Burns, Ivan and Elmer Kerr, Lawrence French and Cecil Campbell have gone to Bishop-ton to military training camp.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Burns and sons were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.David Watson, Cassville.Mrs.James Reid and Miss Bernice Crittenden, of Montreal, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Burns.L\u2019AVENIR \u201c «r Major Eric McMannis.who is in charge of the military camp at Bishopton, was a recent visitor of Col.M.L.Brady.Mr.and Mrs.Alberic Forcier, of Kingsey, were visiting relatives rpKLiiaT ! here on Monday, June 28th.Mr.Candlish Bogie, accompanied by Mr.Johnston Walsh, of West No matter where you go on your Vacation.You're sure to feel at home, if you have your own home newspaper every morning.Just let your Subscription Editor know' your vacation address, and you won\u2019t miss a day all summer! We mail anywhere \u2014 for 40c A Month or Sl.00 for 3 Months.SHERBROOKE RECORD Please send my Record to me at iAddress) (Town) (Prov.) from to (date) NAME ADDRESS BRINGING UP FATHER.By George McManus NOT A BAD IDEA OF MINE \u201d TO HAVE MRS.LOTTA CHATTER WO CALL ON M AGGIE-SHELL TALK SO MUCH THAT MAGGIE WILL FORGET ALL ABOUT HER DOO/'FIR)' BEING LOST- VES- MR.GUS TAWIND -PLEASE TELL NAY DAD THAT- AND HAVE HINA CALL UP AS SOON AS HE CAN Y -, - YOUR DAUGHTER JUST PHONED AND SAID THAT MRS.CHATTER IS AT VOUR HOUSE AND HAS CONVINCED YOUR WIFE THAT HER DOG IS NOT LOST OR STOLEN- SHE CONVINCED HER THAT HER DOG HAS BEEN KIDNAPED-' s*\u2014\t1\tB ^\tv ^ y I I0}?, King Forum $yridiôt*7 IncT WqrM right» \u201c ( THAT'S SOME- THING- >utift;tjr sfi\u2019., s uiitu ¦ tut\u2019 PACT TTJtTS SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1937.Js&erlrrook ^Bmltt ^Rcrorb | st and equality in Canada have but to respect Canadian standards and ideals, Canada is a nation which treats all with respect and equaiitv, but in return Ert«kl»h«i N»tt Day ai F.bn.ar,.1891.wlU, which b incorpon.ted all persons ]iving within the borders of the Domin-| ' P0UP or claS5 can exPcct îo enj°y eqilaIitV and Circulation, and the circulation is regularly auditeu ' ''^P'\u2019 and guaranteed.CuBscription: 75c a month, delivered at any home! in the city and suburbs.Post Office delivery to any | place in Canada, Great Britain or the United States, $3 ; per year; three months, SI; one month, 40c.Single ; copy, 3c.EDITOR\u2019S NOTE-BOOK THE WORLD OF P.ADIO.As we listen to our raffio, ceaselessly turning the dial we begin to think of this strange civilization which is flowering in the New World.The sharp stab of wailing jazz bands, the beat of primal passions (advertising s-oups and jelly compounds and stuff to improve the complexion) songs from the operas, \u201cTales from the Vienna Woods,\u201d speeches, sermons, wise cracks, items of gossip, news flashes, symphony concert here, a red-nosed comedian there, tap dancers, crooners, pep talkers, sopranos, contraltos and tenors, women with \u201cwhisky\u201d voices down in their boots, more jazz and still more jazz\u2014all the vast symposium of sound beats in upon one's i j ear, bringing with it some coneep-^ j tion of the surging activity of the SCHOOL EXAM MARKS POSTED AT KNOWLTON without Britain, Or the world, for that matter.\u2014Ottawa Journal.Premier Angus Macdonald has won the Nova Scotia election.How could a man with a name like that lose a Nova Scotia election?\u2014Buffalo Courier-Express.Premier Hepburn may have con- fused a couple of the Roosevelts, but in moments of stress the Roosevelts are very likely to say the same things.\u2014 The Toronto Globe and Mail.iKnowIton High School List of Successful Pupils in Grades One to Nine Inclusive.SHERBROOKE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7.1937.PLEASANT STREET.The folk that live in Pleasant Street Are just the kind you like to meet\u2014 Smiling lips and twinkling eyes, That make you think of sunny skies.They always have a word to say That sends you happy on your way.It gives new zest to merely meet The kind that live in Pleasant Street.Their dispositions are serene.You know the people that I mean ?The kind one always likes to meet.I wish more lived in Pleasant Street.It is interesting lo learn from an Ottawa bul'e- racf'.^f, ar?,lost m.clia°v\u2019 b,uc a £\t.certain thought remains.The domi- : tin that the marketed value of the fisheries of thejnant note is one of cruelty\u2014the Prairie Provinces and the\tYukon last vear fell onlv\t;\t9U\u20acer\u2019 un£9nscious cruelty of\tthe \u2022\t\u2022\t;jazz age.\t\\Ne must be flippant;\twe a little below\tthe market\tvalue of\tthe fisheries oi\tmust be\thard; we must kick\tout : Ontario, The\tfigure for the former\twas $2,337.'363\t!seTinment\ta\"6 enthrone rhythm.\tIt ?\u201e\t\u2019\t; is a world of gold diggers and play- 1 and for Ontario $3,209.422.It may be noted thaijboys, of strip teasers and fan dan- jihe Yukon contributed only $13.383 to the western j ««\t'hÆ-Ham£ | total.Manitoba was the chief contributor with | Spectator.| $1,667,371, Saskatchewan and Alberta fairly close\tCANCFR CURES ! together with $367,025 and $309.882.respectively.Every time a cancer \u201ccure\u201d is ex-¥\t^\t\u201e\t*\tploded there collapse with it all the ' pathetic and desperate hopes which Mussolini offers to trade a piece of Ethiopia i5t raised.That fina! suffering might at least be spared the affliet- rao.- ] for an outlet to the sea through British Somaliland, it just so happens, however, that the piece of land Does 11 I in question is in a British Protectorat^, , Duce forget that Britain protects?* £ * Premier King Stresses Empire Unity.eci, and the suggestion that all cancer claims should have to pass through some official \u201csieve\u201d has much to be said for it.But the danger is obvious.It was not only Baker who was denied his chance by , medical orthodoxy.Lister and Pas-44 e agree\temphatically with the Toronto judge\tteur also faced\tboycott.\tAnd no one | whc\t5aid if is\tno ?PaKkinS an erring son unless Prime Minister Mackenzie King is to be hkhiv\tTGU\tIeave an\timpression and that that, is strong\tfor cancer may\talso be\tshut out in commended for his timely action in stressing th'e|enou$h io Prevent the^ boy from sitting down.> strength of Empire unity.Certainly Canada's Prime j Minister chose a wise topic for his speech at the Chatham New?wisely suggests that truck opening of the Canadian pavilion at the Paris engineers be compelled to pass the same rigorous Exhibition.On the eve of his departure for Canada.Premier, King left behind him the thought that Canada, white j ^r* and c&miIlce an4 romantic couple that the enjoying national freedom, is firmly bound to the|1330011 ne'ei Cijnws nearer to the earth than about Empire and will continue to remain a vital part and! a leading force in tbe British Commonwealth of ! examinations as locomotive engineers.* * * ! 1,000 miies.the cold.What seems to be -wanted is some responsible body, under Ministry of Health auspices, that can be trusted to steer a course between the danger of too much freelance irresponsibility and the equal danger of too much official conservatism.\u2014London Daily Herald.Nations.It was, Premier King said.TOO MANY GOVERNMENTS.Nine provincial governments are quite unnecessary.Seven of these are governing from less than one hundred thousand to less than a million people each.A sane start total!v wrong for European people to draw the conclusion that because Canada has her own legations in certain countries we are intending \u201cto go off on our own and possibly separate from the British Empire.\" People holding such a view, said Premier King, \u201cmistake entirely the bond that holds the people?44 ka, better demonstration of the faliacy of j for curtailment of local governments I expecting security under a dictatorship could belwouid be t}l« union of the three t\t\u2018\t,\t.r.\u201e\t! Maritime Provi found than the continual purge m Russia?* * * The day may not be far distant when Russia will wish she had saved a few of her generals.The Irish Free State apparently does not think ,,, r., _\t,,, \u201e\t,\t, much of De 4'alera or his new constitution, of the British Commonwealth.44 e like, he explain-\t* * * ed to mmje our ««.«to and « «operate >0l for\thaTS\t,s in »r.h other parts of the Bnttsh Emptre m dtsmssmg Canad, hetn \u201e enclmnli \u201e lheï J, ,hii vear.questions of mutual interest.\u201cThe fact that we have our own representation in other countries is evidence of that great,liberty and freedom which, above all.we prize, and were it imperilled from any! source whatever would bring us together again in the preservation of it.\u201d There is widespread misapprehension and mis-, understanding in Europe of the reiations of thel different parts of the Empire to each other, par-j ticulariy of the relations of the Dominions to Gre.u Britain, and of the solidarity of the unity which links all British people.From the lips of Canada\u2019s Prime Minister has! come the assurance that Canada is British to the! core and that the Dominion is determined to} preserve its British tradition and allegiance.And what goes for Canada is the same for the other nations within the Empire.* * * 44\u2019ho said something about President Roosevelt j being groomed for the third term?* * * \u201cThe world steps aside to let any man pass who know?where he is going.\u201d\u2014An old Italian proverb.Self-reliance is just faith in life's possibilities.* * ?Fife is worth living\u2014if we make it worth iving.» * * Are the city's ornamental lamp posts supposed .0 be decorated?_ V\t.THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY nee ?under one local parliament, the uniting of Manitoba and Saskatchewan under a second government, and Alberta, British Columbia and the Yukon under a third.The membership could be cut to one-quarter of the present and thus a beginning to an end would be accomplished.Such a scheme would find large majority favor in ail classes excepting the members of the existent government, \u2014 Truro News.Knowlton, July 7.\u2014The final results of the year\u2019s work in the High School grades are as follows: Grade I, Group I, in alphabetic order: Janet Blackwood, Edna Dev-; lin.Effie Drover.Group II, in order of merit: Barbara Jean Armstrong, Margaret Bat-tley, Jessie Sanborn, Murray Irwin, Glenna Davis, Grayson Champeau, Ronald Pearson, Keith Farrell, John Strange, Douglas Futter, Eli Davis.Grade II: Crandall Bockus, Harold Battley, and Russel Morrison, equal; Catherine McKerrell, Keith Mizener, Guy Champeau, Queenie Windward, Edson Blach, Gordon Ladd.Grade III: Roderick Crandall, Robert Beakes, Frances Bancroft and Betty George, equal; Ruby Bettes, Gordon Farrell, Roger Guillet, Billy Roberts, John Bogan, Gordon Hindle, Allan Needham, Eric Pardy, Edith Tibbitts, James Battler, Rowena Warden, Paul Tuxen.Grade IV : Ann Louise Mapes and F * bara Ball, equal; Noreen Derby,, \u2022lack Foster, Cedrie Stone, Dorothy! Strange, Lillian Partridge, Doris i Champeau, Carol Needham, Dolly Futter.Grade V: Heather Bullard and Elizabeth Hamilton, equal; Phyllis Ball, Douglas Davis, Orison Inglis, Clarice Winward, Lilian Davis, Robert Rollit, Francis Benoit, Gwenie Pardy, Marion Irwin, Dorothea Wright, Anna McKerrelL Grade VI: Jean Draper, Jack Ball, Alice Derby, Maro Ladd, Alfred Arthur, Ralph Mandigo, David Roiberts and Carl Wicken, equal; Peggy Strange, Lyla Pardy, James Ransom, Maurice Tibbitts, Sewell Foster, Sam Strange.Grade VII: Gordon Turner, Irving Bullard, Douglas Dryburgh, Norma Wicken, Austin McClintock, Olive Frizzle, Homer Blackwood, Geraldine Benoit, Rolfe Ladd, Gerald Vail.Grade 4TIII, Latin section; Alan Boyd, Ronald Smith, Carol Mizener, Beatrice Peters, Pauline Bowker, Jean Inglis, Wesley Mitchell.Mary Bancroft and Margaret Mizener, equal; Allan Derby.Grade VIII, non-Latin: Muriel Vail, Sydney Inglis, Ruth Barnes, Hubert Rollit, Gertrude Austin, Shirley Foster, Gladys Stone.Entrance to Grade VUI written by pupils from rural schools: Joyce Knowlton, Jessie Emerson, Mary Bowker, Lillian Mann.Loys Spencer, \t\t s£sa__\ti ^'\t' Firestone Tires Have Kept Ahead of th e Times With A I! These Extra Values New Extra Rider Strip TIRESW Wherever you drive this summer, be sure your family has the protection of safe tires\u2014 Firestone, of course, with their proven extra strength and safety that make them the choice of the world's foremost racing drivers.Only in Firestone tires do you get all the extra features of Gum-Dipped Cords, 2 Extra Cord Plies under the tread and a Scientifically Designed Safety Tread that gives the utmost in dependable, carefree travel.And, with all these added features, Firestone tires do not cost one cent more than ordinary tires.See the nearest Firestone Dealer today.1 Extra Cord Pires Under the Tread üum'Dîpped Cords « 25t0J.9% Longer Mileage Sdentmcaily Designed Safety Tread REACHING THE LIMIT.Government createse little and consumes much.That has always been true everywhere, but in our country the waste was relatively unimportant as long as government kept within bounds.Now that it is consuming a dollar of every four earned in the United States the question arises whether the country will really benefit from greater efficiency in the performances of tasks -which are themselves to a very large extent unproductive and wasteful.\u2014Chicago Tribune.TIMELY COMMENTS It is reported President F, D.Roosevelt is being groomed for a third term.Is John L.Lewis doing the grooming?\u2014 St.Catharines Record.71 restone HIGH SPEED TIRES > .\"¦ ' VA THE FRENCH PRESS Governor-General On The March, His Excellency Lord Tweedsmuir is setting an example which no other occupant of Rideau Hall has given.The 10,000-mile tour, which Hi?Excellency has begun, will take him to the Arctic shore beyond the lands oniv recently recognized as worthv of serious consideration.From the Files of the Sherbrooke Record.July 7th, 1907.The election of School Commissioners for Brompton-viKe resulted in the return by acclamation of Mayor E.W.Tobin and O.Lambert.Agitation going on in vicinity of Knowlton for reduced train rates to Montreal.Mrs.William Hooker of Bishop\u2019s Cross T weeds m ne the pat tne Race: bor Govei _______________________j.COMMENDS CONFEDERATION PACT At the present time, a political pact which lasts three-quarters of a century is rather a rare thing.In the majority of other countries, decided changes have taken place.We believe that British institutions are more stable than the majority of others.They generally have a suppleness and an adaptability which other countries may well envy.The pact of Confederation is holding up well and nothing indicates its coming rupture.Certain people attack it with violence, especially of recent years; but these criticisms ye* ( present only a tiny portion of the cc*e' Canadian population, orated her 79th birthday at the home of her son, L.J.Indeed, the great majority of the Hooker, \u201cWood Knoli,\u201d where children, grandchildren r-ation wishes to maintain Confeder-and great-grandchildren to the number of twenty-five a,t';nn- I?that to be taken to mean ,\tthat that it is satisfied with all the gathered about her.\tclauses of the British America Act?Birth reported: At \u201cBal.-am Dale,\u201d Ascot Corner, Obviously not.a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.Lyman W.Paige.\tj Every constitution tends to grow The death occurred at his home on Marquette street out of date' Fr0.m time to time'it is of Jean Baptiste Precourt, one of Sherbrooke\u2019s oldest it to changed times.If the pact is residents, who passed away at the age of eighty-one j ever destroyed, the fault will lie years,\t{with those who were too stubborn to Death: reported: Mr-:.J.W.Abbey, of Stanstead; lch2.n*e 5t,.on a,ny occasio\"\u2019 Mr:i- Oscar Emerson, of Castlebar; Mrs.Fred Cassidy, Urateful to the Fathers of Confederation for having handed down the Nourse, of the Sherbrooke j iaWR which justify the hope of leav-e annual meeting of the !lntr t0 ?ur\torie of r ?uch 1 M\tiss Griggs , ;rr High\tSehc.ol, a \t¦lean Jnstiu .encrai.CA\tirds and let A.S.\tHurd, who King\u2019: roceeding to Norway.received from Mr.and Mrs.staying at Matiaek, Eng., before ( m\".V 61 reaches far beyond thing citizen?ought to footsteps.Undoubted trip, but tbi?is not : No Need For Nazi Salutes In Canada.Resolutions calling for equaiitv and re-pect toleration, were parsed by a group of Gen Canadians at Regina rocentiv.In addition swastika banner decorated th,.platform alont the Union Jack, shouts of \u201cIHI Hiller'\u2019 -r.-ou! and Nazi salutes were iggen.Action such as this is qui\u2019/- uncalled jVr unnecessary.In fad, it should not be toler; There is no need for Germans or anv one els press for ©quality and respect in Canada.Foreigners who wish to be treated with res THANKFULNESS.I'm thankful for the dawn of day, For useful work and buoyant play; I\u2019m thankful for the faith of friends, For humble heart that condescend*.I\u2019m thankful for the trees and flower*, For sapphire seas and cooling «bowers; I\u2019m thankful for the world of books, purling brooks.I\u2019m thankful for I\u2019m thankful foi For blessings I the sun at noon, and crescent moon; the gift of prayer, '.¦an freely share.I\u2019m thankful for the right to live, For daily chance to serve and give; I\u2019m thankful most to God above For Hi* protecting, perfect lova.ROAD WORK TO AID EMPLOYMENT | Now that pians have been studied, \u2019credits voted and the conditions of {work specified, the task Is being be-' gun vigorously so that within two I weeks from now a large number .may be employed.The unemployed ! who wi: h to work will be the first to rejoice.The taxpayer would prefer to sec hi-, money serving some practical and permanent purpose rather than going into the single treasury of direct relief.What a number of public works might have been accomplished since ISfil if we had demanded some return from the money spent on healthy and earnest men who have not ceased to complain of their enforced idleness.The majority of unemployed -at least k:t us hope so- -desire work.They are becoming demoralized through inaction.- La Patrie, Montreal.TROPICAL WEATHER is Here; m - l t5 A'/-1 fMtpP VÂk'n 1 'ffe Wmk ' ''la I Cfl -Grenville Klciser.Any and all kinds of business\u2014a cent a word.Record Want Column*, Buy a New Electric Refrigerator NOW : Don\u2019t take chances on hot weather.You can spoil enough food during one hot spell to pay for several month\u2019s operation of a trouble-free, food-saving electric refrigerator.Enjoy the advantages of frozen desserts, plenty of ice cubes, fresh crisp vegetables and the care-free knowledge that your foods arc safe \u2014\u2022no matter how hot the weather gets.Southern Canada Power Company Limited \u201cOwned by Those it Semis\" m l A '\t: m aiP ¦ «r 'mumm I ! r ,n * SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1937.PAGE FIVE IpMMRSiiwa ¦ ¦ a .an.! GRANADA starting today Tremendous In Its Heart Appeal! Breath-Taking In Its Beauty! J.M.Barrie\u2019s renowned romantic comedy-drama \u2014 A production of surpassing beauty, humor and sentiment! CRITICS SAYS IT\u2019S GREAT \u201cThe Famous Barrie Play .Will Send You Out of the Theatre Feeling Good All Over,\u201d N.Y.Evening Journal.\u201cOne of the Most Delightful Pieces of Entertainment of the Season, a Sensation,\u201d Hollywood Reporter.\u201cPacked with Delicious Humor,\u201d Film Daily.Etc., Etc.V i ÜKO RAiSiCS With I ¦ P- - P 1 ¦ « P ¦ r : ¦ t I | ¦ vjlth cot0' «AO*®\u2019 ADDED \u2014 funniest comedy that ever blew out of Hollywood to make the whole world limp from laughing \u2014 Joel McCrca, Miriam Hopkins, in \"WOMAN CHASES MAN\u201d with Charles Winninger, Eric Rhodes, Ella Bogan.*\u2014latest world news\u2014* | WATCH F0R FRI-i I SURPRISE I GR AMME -I tirely New, i teresling._____\u2014 ¦ H ¦ ¦ ¦ DAY\u2019S BIG I RADIO PRO- Something En- ! Different, In- I -* H a B a B DM PREMIER TODAY UNTIL SATURDAY THE GREATEST DOUBLE BILL OE THE SEASON! A ROARING DRAMA OF THE GOLD\t- FRONTIER! * ^ ROTARY CLUB REPORTS SHOW FINE RECORD LOCAL SCOUT ASSOCIATION SECURES CAMP Crippled and Underprivileged Children Received Many Benefits from Rotarians During Past Year\u2014New Officers Take Over Duties.P m m m m a \u2014 Special Added Attraction \u2014 THE COMEDY THAT MADE THE NATION ROAR! Mary Roberts Rinehart\u2019s Famous Story, \u201c231 2 HOURS\u2019 LEAVE\u201d with James Allison.Terry Walker \u201cBOULVARDIEK FROM THE BRONX\u2019\u2019 A Colored Musical.-News- GORGEOUS IMNNKltWARK With Every 30c Ticket Plus 10c.¦iVivsB n ¦ ¦ I Real Estate Transactions j cup of tea, began to talk of moderin fashions.\u201cWhat do you think of thp hats the la: i(\u2019s wear, Mrs.Smith?\" Mi's.Smith (with disgust): \u201cTitty tlinnn wear hats; they just walk along side o\u2019 them noo-o-days,\u20191 Showing a steady increase in membership, an excellent financial position, continued interest in the work of caring for crippled children and general activities among boys, very encouraging reports were submitted at yesterday\u2019s noon meeting of the Sherbrooke Rotary Club, held in the New Sherbrooke House, when Rosaire Samson was formally inducted as president.Reports were given by Rotarian F.A.Briggs, convener of the Crippled Children\u2019s Committee; Rotarian Newman Hunter, convener of the Boys\u2019 Work Committee, Secretary Bert Williams and Vice-President George Ewing, who was treasurer last year.Disbursements made by the Club for relief work from July, 193b, until June, 1937, amounted to $5,-496.31, of which $2,210 went for various donations, $2,0|94.22 for work among crippled children, $740.-71 in boys\u2019 work and $451,38 for miscellaneous activities.These figures were given by Rotarian Ewing.Splendid service was given by the Crippled Children\u2019s Committee, under the chairmanship of Rotarian Briggs, and the Boy\u2019s Work Committee, under Rotarian Hunter.A total of thirty-seven cases were investigated by the former committee, twenty-seven of which received the needed attention.Crippled Children's Committee, under Rotarian Hunter.A total of thirty-seven cases were investigated by the former committee, twenty-seven of which received the needed attention.Among the donations made by the Crippled Children\u2019s Committee were $300 to the Child Welfare Clinic, $375 to the Bien-Etre de l\u2019Enfance, $100 to the Montreal\u2019Shriner\u2019is Hospital, $150 to the Victorian Order of Nurses and $150 to l\u2019Assistance Maternelle.The Sherbrooke Hospital received $835 and St.Vincent de Paul $414.The sum of $142.51 was paid out for milk and $26.10 for bacon, while $595,74 was expended on braces, shoes and medical supplies and $71.50 for railway transportation and telephone calls.Rotarian Hunter reported that, working in connection with the Crippled Children's Committee, tne Boys\u2019 Work Committee did much to alleviate the distressing conditions among underprivileged children, cooperating on numerous occasions with the Junior Welfare League, Toc-H, Canadian Legion, l\u2019Assistance Maternelle, Bien-Etre de l\u2019Enface, the Boy Scout Association, Social Service, Rotarian John McConnell and the civic authorities.Articles of clothing, including boots, shoes, shirts and baby accessonas, were distributed, particularly during the winter months.Arrangements were made to visit the boys at the Y.M.G.A.summer camp early next w'eek and the Club has again made the necessary plans for sending several boys out for a holiday.J.Kenny Flaherty, editor and business manager of the Sherbrooke Daily Record, and Robert N.Ogilvy, president of the Eastern Townships Supply Company, who were welcomed as new members, were introduced by Rotarian Bart Holtham.CONSIDERABLE ADO OVER ROBIN Niagara Falls, N.Y., July 7.\u2014 Patrolman Harrington H.Thomas answered a hurry-up call saying a burglar had broken into a home and was ransacking it.He found a robin flying around the parlor, knocking over vases and pjetures.In an adjoining room huddled a frightened mr.id, who said she had put in the call.«\u2014\u2014\t\t\t& Mrs.\tCleophas\tBeauehcsno to Gaston\tGingrax\tof lot 491 East Ward, I\trice $650\t Two o\td ladies,\twhile having a ! Picture of young lady in urgent need of help! Visitors to Kinkoad's find our staff ever ready with advice or assistance.Have you seen our new shop and tried our improved service?KINKEAD\u2019S U.OYD H.BOWEN.Mnnairfr.65 Wellington St.N.Strawberry Shortcake is a favorite dessert at this time of the year.Have you tried our short cake, they are only fifteen cenls.ALLAH\u2019S Just Phone 724w Sherbrooke Scouts Have Ideal Spot on Shores of Lake Aylmer as Permanent Property of Local Association.Social and Personal For a number of years the local Boy Scouts have desired a camp site of a permanent nature for their exclusive use during the summer holidays and they are now happy because their hopes have been realized.The Executive Committee of the Sherbrooke Local Association have been fortunate in securing from the Provincial Government thirty-six acres located on Lake Aylmer, just opposite Batoche, and about three miles from St.Gerard.A sandy beach with a gradual slope extends over the entire width of the property, aibout a quarter of a mile, and the land is well wooded.There is a gradual drop in the elevation of the land of about ISO feec extending from the roadway to the lake and a right of way has been provided between the highway and the camp site.The slope and nature of the land assures good drainage and excellent cold spring water is being collected in specially constructed wells.The camp site is ideally situated in a picturesque part of the Townships and only about forty miles from Sherbrooke, easily reached either by railroad or highway and boat, yet far enough away to assure privacy desired by the campers.To allay any possible doubt as to the practicability of the site on the part of parents and others interested, the Local Association made arrangements recently for two experts from the Provincial camp to visit the site on Lake Aylmer and after inspecting the land at the time of heavy rains they made a very favorable report in regard to it, and offered recommendations for its improvement.These recommendations are being acted upon and last Saturday the site was surveyed, following which a plan of the camp layouts was drafted and a detailed map is being prepared by E>.T.HarbeTt, of the Canadian Ingersoll Rand engineering staff.This season, the local Association executive, which is headed by C.H.Afkman, a practical Scouter of many years\u2019 experience, and composed of several ex-Scout Leaders, is planning to clear about an acre of land for assembly and play purposes, and a cookhouse, twelve feet by twenty-four feet, will be erected.Necessary equipment and boats will also be supplied and active supervision will be given by a camp committee, which includes the District Scoutmaster and other experienced campers, such as Lynn Truss-ler.The Association is also contributing toward the transportai.ion of the Scouts and their equipment to and from the Camp.To date, two Sherbrooke groups have arranged for the use of the site this summer, the first to go being the Life Saving Scouts of the Salvation Army, who will be in camp July 6th to 17th inclusive and rhey will be followed by the 4th Sherbrooke Troop of Trinity Church who will remain in camp until July 31st.Under the Association\u2019s plan of conducting the camp along similar lines to the provincial one located in the Laurentians, it is felt that the Sherbrooke permanent camp will prove a popular and practical rendezvous for the Lennoxville and Sherbrooke Scouts during the years to come, and that other groups in the Eastern Townships will no doubt make arrangements for its use also.Miss Elizabeth Hepburn, of Montreal, is spending a few days at the \u201cHoward Residence,\u201d Y, W.C.A., Moore street, *\t*\t# Mr.E.Dolloff, of Los Angeles, Calf., was\ta\trecent\tvisitor\tin\tSherbrooke,\tcalling\ton\tMr.\tand\tMrs.Arthur Langlois, Minto street, *\t*\t* Mrs.B.Cohen, Gillespie street, and her daughter, Mrs.Charles Goldstein, of Montreal, have returned from Saratoga, N.Y.*\t*\tw Mrs.A.S.Farnsworth has returned to Sawyerville after spending a few days at the \u201cHoward Residence,\u2019\u2019 Y.W.C.A., Moore street.*\t* » Mr.Norman Tracey, Portland avenue, has returned from Bulwer where he was a guest for a few days of his cousins, Mr.and Mrs.E.F.Prescott.* * * The many friends of Mr.C.E.Soles, who has been ill at his home on Quebec street for over two weeks, will be relieved to hear that he is now improving.tk #\t* Mr.W.A.Davis, of East Angus, announces the engagement of his daughter, Georgianna Margaret to Mr.Chester Smith, of Bury, the wedding to take place on August 14.sk >k * Mrs.Willard Gleason, of Worcester, Mass., is a guest of her aunt, Mrs.A.C.Bissell, and Mr.Bissell, at their home in Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Miss Marion Houlahan, of Montreal, was also a guest for the week-end at the same home.-k *\t* Miss Norma Jamieson left today for Montreal, whence she will sail on Friday on the Duchess of Richmond for London to attend the International Congress of Nurses.Miss Jamieson, who has been on the staff of the Sherbrooke Hospital as instructress of nurses will assume a like position at the Prince Edward Island Hospital, Charlottetown, P.E.I., after enoying an extended continental tour following the nurses\u2019 conference in London.Province of Quebec, School Municipality of (he City of Sherbrooke.Board of Protestant School Commissioners Election of Commissioners Public notice is hereby Riven 1bat voting; by the qualified Protestant electors for the election of two Commissioners to the Protestant School Board of the Cîty of Sherbrooke will lake place at the Cfiity Hall.70 Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke, Quo., on Monday, July 12th, 1937, beginning at the hour of eight o\u2019clock in the forenoon.\u2019Phc wndidates nominated are the following: HUME, WILLIAM EDWARD, Physician, 7» Court Street, Sherbrooke, Quo., elected by acclamation.ItOTHNEY, WILLIAM OLIVER, Profoesor, Howard Ave., Sherbrooke, Que.SOUTHWOOD, FREDERICK J., Insurance Agent, 39 Montreal St., Sherbrooke, Quo.JAMBS LOWE, Preeiding Officer.Sherbrooke, July