Sherbrooke daily record, 22 mai 1924, jeudi 22 mai 1924

[" J.KUSHNEI* CITY LIST ADV Sherbrooke Daily fiomi '; Established 1897.\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924.\t\tTwenty-seventh Year.BRITISH GOV\tERNMENT FACES 0\tRDEAL\tTODAY Commission Ti\to Obtain Markets Foi\tr BritisI\tt Exports Are Prophesying Defeat Of Labor Ministry Today Question at Issue is Government\u2019s Policy Toward Unemployment\u2014Conservatives and Many of the Liberals Complain that MacDonald Government Has Done Nothing to Justify Claim of Its Spokesmen that Labor Alone Has Remedy for Unemployment, and Some of Extremists Among Laborites Themselves Agree, All Saying that Government Has Merely Continued Policy of Its Predecessors.I * .'A>; (Associated Press Despatch.) LONDON, May 22.\u2014The Labor Government is facing another ordeal in the House of Commons today, and notwithstanding the failure of their recent predictions on similar occasions to eventuate, the political writers again are prophesying the defeat of the ministry.The question at issue is the Governments policy toward unemployment.1 he Conservatives and many of the Liberals complain that the Government has done nothing to justify the claims of its spokesmen that labor alone has the remedy for unemployment, and some of the extremists among the Laborites agree\u2014all saying that the Government has merely continued the policy of its predecessors.The Conservatives, accordingly, are moving today to reduce the salaiy of the Labor Minister, Tom Shaw, by £100, so as to enable the House to express its opinion.Hope of voting down the Government is based partly on the fact that a large number of Liberals are attending a party meeting at Brighton, thus preventing them from coming to the Government s aid should they decide for tactical reasons to waive the complaints, rife in Liberal ranks, of labor hostility.The vote, however, may be averted by the motion being taken out although the movers will try to prevent this.In any case the Govern-\u2019 ment's position is not likely to be affected, and the worst happening if it is defeated will probably be that Shaw will lose £100 a year.The Minister of Labor has already indicated his line of defence, saying that, despite the criticism, the unemployment has shown phenomenal decline to the Government's policy.*-:-\u2014___________________ * ?-> * * *\t* * .y.NEGOTIATIONS RE NEW GERMAN CABINET FAIL Nationals Insisted Upon Right to \\p.pefnt Admiral Von Tirpitz as New Chancellor.(Associated Press Despatch) BERLIN, May 22.\u2014The nt'gotia-tiorn between the middle juarties and the German Nationalists on the subject of the formation of a Government have failed, owing to the Nationalists\u2019 insistence upon their right to appoint Admiral Von Tirpitz as the new Chancellor.The other parties refused to dismiss a personal question of this nature until the policy of the future government was settled, whereupon tho negotiations broke down.Ü.S.AVIATORS HAVE ARRIVED ATKSU1IGAURA Flying Time for 354 Mile Hop Was Five Hours and Ten Min-y utes.(Assnciated Press Despatch) KSUMIGAURA, Japan, May, 22.¦\u2014Three United States Army aviators flying around the world arrived at Ksumigaura, Japanese Naval aviation base fifty miles Northwest of Tokio at fi.40 p.m., today.Their flying time for (he 354 miles hop was five hours and ten minutes, and their flying time for the day\u2019s two jumps, they having reached Minato from Yetorofu Island, in the.Kuriles, this morning, was twelve hours and forty minutes.The two jumps totalled over 'ICO miles.ONTARIO TEMPERANCE ACT IS UPHELD BY COURT.4* (Associated Press Despatch) ?*\tOTTAWA, May 22.\u2014 The » & Supreme Court this morning *\tdismissed the appeal in the * #\tcase of Smith Vs.(he Ontario & Attorney General.The On- $£ (ario Temperance Act is & S?therefore upheld bv the court, ifc ?\t* .4.v a »*.j, .j, .STÀTËSTHAT \u2018PETTING PARTY COST $362,000 Boston Merchant Told Court of Paying Money to Detectives, Lawyers and the Injured Woman.' X': \\m:y: m u Wâ mk ST.VINCENT DE PAUL HOSPITAL IS ÜKELÏ TO RECEIVE A CERTAIN AMOUNT FROM CHARITIES fUNl) Rumor that Government Would Guarantee a Loan of Some $150,000 Is Denied by Premier Taschereau\u2014Hospital Has Merely Asked for Aid from Charity Fund in Order that They May Meet Expenditures Which Have Led It to Ask for Assistance\u2014Rumored that Mr.Lapierre, Member for Megantic, Had Been Named Minister Without Portfolio Is Also Denied, (Associated Press Despatch) UEBEG, QUE., May 22.\u2014 The Sherbrooke St.Vincent de Paul Hospital will in all probability receive a certain amount from the charities funds for a term of some twenty years, in order that they may meet expenditures which have led it to ask for aid from this fund.The matter was discussed yesterday at the meeting of the Provincial Cabinet, and it was rumored that the Government would guarantee a loan of some $150,000 to the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital, but Premier Taschereau stated last evening that such was not the case, and that the hospital had merely asked for aid from the charity fund.It was also rumored during the course of the day that Mr.Lapierre, member for Megantic, had been named minister without portfolio, as Labor representative in the Cabinet, but Premier Taschereau also denied this rumor, stating that no appointment had been made, and that he did 1.0.0f.GRAND LODGE CHOSE NEW OFFICERS 1925 Meeting to Be Held at Sut-ton\u2014Sherbrooke Odd Fellows Officers of Grand Encampment.The Grand Lodge of Quebec, I.O.O.F., will hold its 1925 session in Sutton, an invitation from the Oddfellows of that town having been accepted at yesterday\u2019s meet-i ing in Montreal.The new Grand Master, Rev.Herbert Charters, who is a resident of Sutton, conveyed I the invitation.! The chief officers elected at yes-j terday\u2019s session of the Grand Lodge ; as follows: Grand master, Rev.Her-' bert Charters, Sutton; deputy grand master, G.S.Heath, Stans-not know when the appointment, ifi Lead; grand warden, Brother Find-any, would be made.Routine matters occupied the at- tention of the Cabinet for the remainder of the sitting.! YOUNG CANOEIST LOST LIFE IN TORONTO BAY War Canoe Overturned\u2014Other Sir Henry Thornton and Lady Thornton, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Anna Thornton, attended the opening of the Woodbine race course, Toronto, on Saturday, and are shown as they arrived at the track.RESOLUTIONS ONTHEBUDGET CONSIDERED British Government Very Anxious To See Development Of Overseas Part Of Empire lay, Montreal; grand secretary, T.-J.Potter, Montreal; grand treasurer, R.W.Dixon, Montreal.A proposal to increase the Homo and Benevolent Fund was adopted.This provides for an assessment of the lodges on the basis of fifty cents per member annually for the next four years, payment from the lodges to be made semi-annually.This will yield about three thousand dollars per year, half of which will go to the capital account of tha Members of Crew Managed to fund, and the other half to the Scramble to Sea Wall.(Associated Press Despatch) TORONTO, May 22.\u2014Overturned in the heavy sea outside the sea wall opposite the Toronto Canoe Club quarters, foot of Bowling Avenue, last evening, a war canoe spilled its fifteen occupants into the water, with the result that John revenue account, which will be immediately available for use in needy cases.At yesterday\u2019s session representatives were present from the jurisdictions of Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Ontario.Grand Encampment.The Grand Encampment, which met on Thursday afternoon, elected Brother Doddridge, of Quebec, as Grand Patriarch; Brother Gustaf- Very Little Progress Was Made \u2014First Reading of Superannuation Bill Was Given Yesterday.\u2022 na i \u201e\t.\t_\tJohnson, aged 24, was drowned.The Government Will Assist in Making Immigration as Easy as other men managed to scramble to son, of Sherbrooke, as High Priest; the sea wall, and they were taken \"\t\u2014 \u2014\t-¦ from there by boats manned by members of the club.Both the po- Possible\u2014President of Board of Trade Announced that Commission Would Shortly Be Appointed to Investigate Question of Obtaining Markets for British Exports.(An.ociAt wa0 Wl\u201c take possession Echo Vale at 6.50 p.m., and the morning mail going west will pass ; Messrs.Malcolm Macaulay and Echo Vale at 5.15 am.\tAlexander MacKinnon, recently of _____________; Scotland, were guests at the home cr'OTCTrWf/M\t1 °f ^rs- Anderson and sons, Messrs.^t 3 1 w W IN\tJames and John Anderson, week.Mrs.Will Greenlay and son, Mr.of the same city.The ceremony was A®!;®\t, » performed bv the Rev.E.Reach in AiL ,and Mrs' parker,.and friallyi the Parsonage of St.James Me- ^ ^ulwer, were recent gimsts of thodist Church.They were attended ^^*an.c*.i^rsL^^f.Y.To°\u201c;\t.\t, by Mrs.Fisher\u2019s daughter.Mrs.|\t11 as.McGilton, who has been Gauthier, of Boston, and Mrs.Flo-il11 tor a v\u2019h'le- 18 able to ba ra Bullard.They left immediately \\ for Boston and other ooints in New- out England.Mr.Paige has been for a number of years employed at Semis & Cull Tool Factory and Mrs.Paige as nurse.Both Mr.and Mrs.Paige were former residents of Magog.BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING Mrs.Little .and Miss M.Little left Tuesday to visit relatives at Stony Creek, Ont.KINGSEY FALLS Rev.H.S.Weeks, formerly pastor of the Advent Christian Church, was here during the first part of the week shipping his household goods to Newport, Vt., where Y^s is now residing.He is Pastor of the Advent Christian church of that town, also of Beebe, which is only 6 miles away.The manufacturing plants in town are all going to shut down for May 24th.The Ballallen School house, at what is called \u201cthe corner\u201d is being now used by the Catholic School Commission, there being over twenty-six pupils attending.Rev.Robert Vaughan, of Coaticook, will be the preacher at the Irwin Greenlay, have returned from Haverhill, Mass., where they attended the funeral of the late Miss Minnie Greenlay.Baby Margaret, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Edward Bate, was quite ill on Sunday, but at present writing is much better.Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Hobbs and daughter, Loreen, were in Sherbrooke recently.Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Cox motored to Kingsbury last week.Mr.and Mrs.G.S.Robb entertained a few friends on Thursday evening last week.Those who were MacKinnon, Mr.John Bailey spent the weekend in Melbourne the guest of his daughter, Mrs.John Rodgers Miss .Barlow, Mr.H.Gibson and Mr.F.The Ladies\u2019 Guild will meet with Smith, of Danville, were guests of Mrs.Lambourne on Friday after-;Mr.and Mrs.J.\\V.Smith on Sun-noon, May 23rd.\tday.last | The altar at the Church of the Mr.and Mrs.W.C Sells, Mrs.S.Good Shepherd was decorated with E Johnston and Miss Eva Johnston white carnations and double white motored to Massuwippi on Sunday sweet peas on Sunday last, these and were the guests of Mr and Mrs.The \" Griffith Pharmacy in Sher- périment will be watched with much ~-\t¦ s0T13 ixi interest.The Bbard also discussed brooke; J.A.Planche & ouus m - \u2014 -\t-\tv_+ East Angus; Cliff Drug Company in i ways and means of providing bet- Ayer\u2019s Cliff; Robinson\u2019s Pharmacy ter in Coaticook, and by leading druggists in each city and town.George Carson, of Danville, have been guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.Lock-wood.BROOKBURY The monthly meeting of the W.C.T.U.was entertained by Mrs.F.J.Bennett and Mrs.Lloyd Hooker at the home of the - former, on May 7uu The pastor, Rev.E.M.Wilson, gave a talk on missions, and a collections w-as taken for same.The election of officers took place as follows: President, Mrs.W.Gilbert; Fnf.t Vice-President, Mrs.F.W.Gilbert; Second Vice-President, Mrs.F^_ J.Bennett; Recording Secretary, Mrs.McConnell; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs.Curtis Joyce; Treasurer, Mrs.W.E.Hooker.A number of facilities for the teaching of the Beginners class, and it is hoped that in the near future this department may have a separate class room and be fixed up with a s^nd table.Mr.and Mrs.Bernard Buttemei and son, John, of East Angus, were the guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Buttemer, on Sunday, May 18th.The Women's Institute would like all those who are contributing to the \u201crummage sale\u201d to kindly send their gifts in early on Friday afternoon.being given by Mr.and Mrs.É.Lambourne in memory of their son, Ernest\u2019s birthday, Mrs.C.R.Andrews is spending a week in Montreal -with Mrs.E.Loi-sell and while there will attend the Rebekah Assehmbly as a delegate from Maxwell Lodge of this place.Marion Brocu: Mr.\" Bert i v'sitors were present at the meet-\u2019 * -\t~ ing.Eighteen little white ribbon- ers are now enrolled.At tho close of the meeting a very nice tea was served by the hostesses.The next meeting will be held with Mrs W.E.Hooker on June the 11th.On Sunday last at the Methodist Church the pastor, Rev.Mr.Wilson, was greeted with an unusually large congregation and eleven new members united with tho church.J.E.Gibson.Mr.and Afrs.J.I,.Roy spent Sunday with friends at Windsor Mills.Mrs.George Sharpe, if Montreal, is spending a couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs.Robert Sells.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Currie\tand Powder With Cuticura Talcran After Bathing After a bath with Cuticura Soap and warm -water Cuticura Talcum dusted over the skin Is soothing, cooling and refreshing.If the skin is rough or irritated, anoint with Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal.r 0 ill», lioatm?OfetmeBt V.**4 K-i Try our »ew bhavir.a Stick.present were Messrs.A M.Macaulay, Mrs.Anderson, Miss Advent Christian Church next Sun- jGan Anderson, Miss H.Bullock, day.Morning worship 10.00 A.M.james ar!d j0hn Anderson.Sunday School 11.06.Evening ser-: Mr.S.MacKenzie Paige and -Miss vice service at 7.00 P.M., all ser- Mildred Paige were in Richmond revice at 7.00 P.M., all services on,cently, guests of Mrs.James Mac- and public, May 24th.the advanced time.\tNaughton.\t!\t-^- Foming.May 26th, Scotstown Oud T}le funerai 0f the late Mis?Min- ;\tYRnSSFU ÏRY Felio-vvs' Hall, \u201cScaramouche,\u201d with nie Greenlay, whose death occurred\t1 Ramon Novr.rro, Alice Terry, Lewis on May 5th, after a short illnesss, : Stone and a cast of ten thousand.In was hg]d on the following Wednes-1 A Mrs.T.E.Evans was at 3t.Isi-1 Miss Ellen Currie spent the week-dore on Saturday to meet Mr.Evans ;nd j Montreal, who came home for the week-end.| Mr Harrv Lodge has gone to As-.Mrs Chas.Fraser of Cookshire, ^ tos whe\u2019re he has obtained em-is visiting her sister, Mrs.T.L.Tite.Mr.George Weir was in Sher-brooke on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Clark and son Donald, wère in Stoke at Mr.A.I.Jenkerson\u2019s on Sunday.Mrs.W.Downes, of Brookbury, is spending a few days at her father\u2019s, Mr.J.O.Gilbert\u2019s.Strawberry Supper for D.C.R.A.BURY The annual meeting of the St.-Thomas\u2019 Guild was held on Saturday afternoon.May 3rd, at the home of Mrs.Stanley Herring.The election of officers was by ballot and resulted as follows:- President, Mr.John Bailey has s_old his r®?\u2019\u2018, Mrs.Russell Dougherty; Vice-Pre dence and lot to Mr.Napoleon Ki oux.COOKSHIRE The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of the Methodist Church closed the most successful year in their history on April 36th.At the annual meeting, held in the Church Hall, at which the president, Mrs.C.M.MacRae presided, very gratifying reports were sident, Mrs.Stanley Herring; Secretary, Mrs.Cecil Bennett; At the close of the meeting a delicious tea was served by the hostess, assisted by her daughter, Amelia, and Miss C O « N S Stop their pain in one minute ! For quick lasting relief from corns.Dr.Scholl's Zino-pads stop the pain in one minute by removing the cause \u2014friction and pressure.Zino-pads are thin, safe, antiseptic, healing, waterproof and cannot produce infection or any bad after-effects.Three sir.es\u2014for corns, callouses and buttions.Cost but a trifle.Get a box today at your druggist\u2019s or shoe dealer\u2019s.Dl Scholl's Xino-pads Put one on « the pain is gone :smssm .- wa3 uem uu LUO\t, very enjoyable evening was j \u201cented/ From the\u201c stahdpoint of this massive production you have day at Haverhill, Mass.Miss Green- sP®nt at.tb® horne 0,*\t£faywa;pc'» ; enthusiasm, activity, harmony and Rex Ingram\u2019s greatest achievement.\u2019 iav had suffered from partial blind-!wben ffiends assembled.The am-1 financial returns, the society had a Rex Ingram\u2019s greatest Admission 25c and 35c.Rural Dean Templeman left for _\t, ; Quebec, where he attended the D:o- Lougning at^ INlgnt cc&an Central Board meeting.STANSTEAD Phone No.15, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, will give you the Canary Tea House, Reserve your table.AYER\u2019S CLIFF Stanstead Country W.C.T.U.| The Stanstead Country executive |of W.C.T.U, met on May 15th at the home of Mrs.Edgar Davidson, i Ayer\u2019s Cliff.About twenty ladies 1 were present.The meeting opened j with a reading by the president, Quickly Relieved 2 usements consisted of dancing and j vëjY good* year.The retiring presi-cards.At twelve o\u2019clock lunch was j dent Mrs.C.M.MacRae and her served.\ti helpers, deserve much credit for the Mrs.C.A.Locke has been in : year\u2019s work, which was made com-Sherbrooke a few days visiting rela- paratively easy by the co-operation of the families identified with the HEART WAS SO BAD HAD TO SIT UP IN BED Oliver followed prater by McKenna Why cough, cough, all night long?vice-president, stop the cough if chest which would move over to my MRS.DAVIS NERVOUSWRECK Tell* Women How She Was Re-*tored to Perfect Health by Lydia E.Pmkhaji\u2019s Vegetable Compound Winnipeg, Man.\u2014 \u201d 1 cannot speak too highiyof what Lydia E.Pinkham a Vegetable Compound has done for me.I was a nervous wreck and I just had to force myself to do my work.Even the sound of my own children playing made me feel as if I must scream if they did not get away from me.I could not even speak rightto my husband.The doctor said he could do nothing for me.My husband\u2019s mother advised me to take theVegetableCompound and I started itatone*.I was able to do my work once more and it was a pleasure, not a burden.Now I have a fine bouncing baby and am able to nurse her and enjoy doing my work.I cannot help recommending such a medicine, and any one seeing me before I took it, tnd seeing me now, can sec what It does forme.I am only too pleased for you to use my testimonial.Mrs.Emily Davis,721 McGee St., Winnipeg.Man.Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Private Text-Book upon \u201cAilments Peculiar lo Women1\u2019 will be sent you free upon request.Write lo ibe Lydia E.Pink-ham Medicine Co.Cobourg,Ont This book contains vtlusble information, c BVidnu\tCATARRH OZONE instantly liber-; have to sit up in bed till it passed j local superintendent is requested to £hfch wmbiÏÏ ^Tthc ÏK and ! \u201c7tried several remedies, but with .report to the county superintendent penetrates to the tiniest recesses of no good results.Finally, I was in-I of each department before the con- Jhe no3e throat and lungs.\trluced to try Milburn\u2019s Heart and Wherever Catarrhozone goes, it\t- - - - -\u2014.-,\t» r .arries a healing influence that am now as well as I was 30 years : ing, when the reports of the activi-[uickly allays the cough; it losens:ago, and I am now 65 years old.\u201d | ties of the church for the past year he hard phlegm, and takes the irri- j Milburn\u2019s Heart and ,Nerve.Pills will b® Panted.It is expected that j vention so that proper reports may Ibe given.Each union is asked to carnes ; report names of delegates and qUickiy | friends who expect to attend the con- the dard phlegm vention to Mrs.f.H.Rider.A tatjon out of the throat and nose.| are 50c a box at all druggists or splendid programme is arranged and y 0r Colds, Coughs, Catarrh,1 dealers, or mailed direct on receipt ; every one u cordially invited to at- Hoarseness and Bronchitis, Catarrh- of price by The T.Milburn Co., Lim- congregation.The finacial statement presented by the treasurer, Mrs.A.W.Pratt, showed the sum of $893 raised during the year\u2014the largest in the history of the society.The pastor, Rev.W.P.Wornell, presided at the election of officers which re-, \u2014\u2014 \u2014,>,\t,, -nc \u201e suited as follows: President, Mrs.H.Mrs.O.E.Fitzgerald, 106 Ross A Qhaddock; vice-presidents, Mrs.C.; St\u201e St.Thomas, Ont., writes:-\u2014 In M MacRae and Mrs.A.Cromwell; the Fall of 1921, I was taken ill with tr^asurer Mrs.A.W.Pratt; secre-| my heart, but I did not pay much t Mrs! A.H.Goff; assistant trea-: attention to it.I kept on with my j gurerSt Mrs.Ed.Seale and Mrs.ILL.household duties, but seemed to be- Cleveland.Mrs.Wornell took the op-come worse and worse, and finally portunity of thanking the ladies for had to call in a doctor.He said I the readiness with which her sugges-was all run down and was a nervous tj0It8 0f needs at the Parsonage were wreck.I had a severe pain in my received, and for improvements made, which added comfort and convenience.Mrs.(Rev.) W.P.Wornell and Mrs.(Dr.) J.A.Butler will leave on Monday next for Ottawa to attend the Branch meeting of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society.Next Sunday evening in the Methodist Church the service will take Nerve Pills.I took 7 boxes, and I i the form of a congregational gather- be a most enthusiastic tend.EAST ANGUS The Odd Fellows are holding a 'dance in the Odd Fellows\u2019 Hall on : Friday night.Mr*.Frank B.Carr, of Lyndon-ville, Vt., and Mr.Harris Carr, of Oak Bluffs, Mass., motored from Lyndonville on Sunday and were : the guests of Mrs.J.M.Stevenson | and family.Miss Grace Dougherty, of Sher-j brooke, spent the week-end with her I mother, Mrs.Charles Dougherty.Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Cowling, Miss Frances Cowling and Mrs.Herbert ; H.Cooper were among those who ; attended the funeral of of the late Mrs.Eliz ozone can be relied upon to give prompt relief.Get it today.Complete outfit of Catarrhozone, containing hard rubber inhaler, $1.00: small size, 50 cents.Soid by all dealers in medicine, or from The Dr.Hamilton Pill Co., 311 Notre Dame St.West, MonTheal.FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.\u201e How to Remove Easily.\tjcocoanut oil shampoo, for this is Here\u2019s a chance, Miss Freckle- Purc arl'I enYvriio!c»^!lsn face, to try a remedy for freckles inexpensive and beats anything Use with the guarantee of a reliable : a\u2018v° Picce3*\t* » f concern that it will not cost you a\tor three teaspoonf la tne Junerai or\tj»1* ! penny tmte.s it removes the freckles; Mulsified is all that is required.&&betn I\tGook.-hire , ^^j]g jf jf (joes srivc you a clear com- Simply moiwten the hair with water a, *, *.$»*, wav-.\t.m .\tI\tI .-I.IaIu.\tT A \u2014mV * , L ' > at » % n rv I I this will meeting.Friends of Mrs.II.G.Walter Wilson will be glad to learn that she is now improving daily after being confined to hte house for the past ten days.Dr.Harry Rash, Mr.Ernest Gad-Icy and Mr.Ernest Rash returned on .Saturday last from Detroit, , .\t, , Mich., where they have spent the When you wash children s hair, he\t^wo months, careful what you use.Do not use, j^r.and Mrs.Robert C.Cowling prepared shampoos or anything else and Miss Francis Cowling are in that contains too much free^ alkali»\tthis week from East Angus ] for this is very injurious, as it dries owi tfj the death of thc ]ate Mrs, the scalp and makes thc hair brittle.Eljzabcth Trigge The best thing to use is Mulsified J A'mon(f tho8e in Sherbrooke this ited, Toronto, Ont.Don\u2019t Spoil Your Child\u2019s Hair By Washing It (on Wednesday afternoon.Mr.and Mr*.Clayton Johnston |plexion the expense is trifling.Simply get an ounce of Otnine- nnd rub it In.It makes an abun-dancc of rich, creamy lather, clean- wèek were Mrs.A.M.Husbands, Mrs.E.J.Planche and Mrs.Morgan.\u2019and son, Gordon, of Toronto, »*¦« double strength -from any druggist1 ses thoroughly, and rinses out cas-visiting his father, Mr.W.F.John- ftnd a few application* should show ily.The hair dries quickly and ston, and relatives in town.\t.you how easy it is to rid yourself of evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, Mr.Willard Annsley, of Bennett, | the homely freckies and get a beau- bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy to j is spending some time with Mr.Wal- fcjfu! complexion.Rarely is more than manage.Besides, it loosens and Iter Cameron.\tlone ounce needed for trie wors, case, takes out every particle of dust, dirt! Mr.Philip Beouns spent the week- : Be sure to ask the druggist for .he and dandruff.You can get Mulsified j |end at his home in Bishop\u2019s Cross- double strength Oth i ne as this cocoanut oil shampoo at any drug ing\tstrength is sold under guarantee of store, and a few ounces will last, for Mr.L.Shore spent the week-end |money back '* \u201d *\t''\t\u201d\t.1\t~'\u201d'- Iat his home in Bishop\u2019s Crossing.ireckles.Mr- i Mabel Mills, of Sherbrooke, S ten house.Ltfl., 35 Bt.spent thc week-end with her parents, Xavier St\u201e Montreal, Que.if it fails to re.:ove | months.Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsified.Beware of imitations, l/ook for thc name Watkins on the nackag».Frt.icoi:\u2019 KINGSEY Mr.and Mrs.F.B.Abercrombie, Master Arthur and Miss Thelma Abercrombie and Mr.F.P.Morrill were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.Wright, at Cleveland.Miss E.Shaw has returned to Sherbrooke after spending some time i at home.Mrs.Windsor and Miss Windsor,] of Newfoundland, and Mr.C.Wind-; sor, of Boston are guests of Rev.and ] Mrs.Humphries at the Parsonage.Mr.and Mrs.J.0.Wright and family were In Asbestos recently.Mr.anil Mrs.H.Barlow and Mrs.Mr.Wm.Brault, Mayor of Sherbrooke MAYOR OF SHERBROOKE PRAISES DRECO Suffered Long With Indigestion, Kidney, Liver and Intestinal Disorders.After long suffering with stomach disorders, Mr, Wm.Brault, Mayor of Sherbrooke, was advised to try Preco.The result was such welcome relief that he now heartily recommends it to bis friends and to those who are subject to the common ailments which are such drags on the vitality of tho body and the whole nervous system.Praise from such a man as Mr.Brault, struigh-forward, honest praise, cannot but convince even the most skeptical that hero is a medicine for which the whole world has long been waiting.Read what Mr.Brault says; \u201cSuffering for many months with indigestion, acid risings, liver trouble, pimples and constipation, I was advised by a friend to try Dreco.I did, and with marvellous result.Needless to say the relief was welcome and I have no hesitation in recommending it to anyone suffering as I did.\u201d Dreco, the great herbal remedy, acts on the stomach and aids it in digesting food; Stops the formation of gas; ndieves constipation; strengthens the kidneys; rouses the liver; purifies the blood-\u2014indeed thousands have obtained welcome relief from a single bottle of Dreco.It is made entirely of natural herbs and contains no Mercury, Potash or habit forming drugs.Dreco i.being aprcinlly introduced in Sherbrooke by Chngnon\u2019* Pharmacy.Il ia »l«o sold in Coaticook by A.Comptoii, and by n good druggint everywhere.ÎK.'» SJ^P^FOOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, J924 PAGE THREE BEDFORD AND DISTRICT NEWS Daily Reports from Correspondents of What Is Going On in the Different Localities.FREL1GHSBURG Mr.Wm.Tait went to Montreal , Saturday to visit Mrs.Tait, also tlieir daughter, Mrs.Duval, who is In a hospital there.Mr.and Mrs.J.Van Antwerp, Mrs.Wales and Mrs.T.J.Cassidy motored to Cowansville on Friday and were tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Cassidy.Mr.James Harvey was in Fam-ham on Saturday.He loaded one car of stock on Saturday at this station.Several from here attended the dance at Stanbridge on Friday evening, also at Philipsburg on Saturday evening.Mrs.A.E.Lagrange, Mrs.W.A.Reynolds and grandson, Master Floyd Bell, spent Saturday in Farn-ham.Miss Grace Blinn returned home from Stanbridge East on Saturday night.Mrs.G.Russell and son, John, Went to Bedford on Friday.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Jenne and family, of Richford, Vt., were guests on Sunday of Mr.and Mrs.H.Thompson.Mi-, and Mrs.Eric Garrett, of Lebanon, N.H., with their son motored up for the week-end with Mrs.J.A.Dunn and Miss Dunn.The \u201cHelping Hands,\u201d a new organization in connection with the B.S.M.Church, is to be congratulated on the excellent work they are doing.The club is now preparing for a fancy bazaar to be held this summer.Miss Winifred Laing, of Shefford, has been spending a few days the guest of Mr.and Mrs.P.M.Hayes.Miss Gertrude Yeats, of Montreal, and Mr.Herbert Cowling, of Dunham, were week-end guw'ts of Mr.and Mrs.Ulric McCrum.Mrs.Mc-Crum accompanied them to Cowansville and Granby.Mr.Wm.Tait and daughter, Ada, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Dorhety and Mr.and Mrs.Marcus Dorhety at Dunham.Sunday visitors at Mr.Wm.Dy-mond's were Mr.and Mrs.Melvin Mandigo, Mr.and Mrs.S.M.Simons, of Richford, Vt., and Mr.Leon Dy-mond and family, of North Pinnacle.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Jenne and family were recently calling on relatives and friends here from Richford, Vt.Mr.George Thompson and daughter and sons, from Sutton, were at Mr.Henry Thomson\u2019s on Sunday.KNOWLTON Mrs.Romeo Brouillette very pleasantly entertained at bridge on Saturday p.m.Cards were played «t four tables, the prize winners being Mrs.A.W.Pettes and Mrs.L.D.McClintock.After the game the hostess served a dainty tea.After their regular meeting on Friday the Girl Guides gathered wild flowers and decorated the monument to the memory of the fallen heroes.Mrs.Harris and party of friends .lotored to Montreal on Sunday and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.F.Harris for lunch.Messrs.Alex Chauvin and Gordon Osborne returned to their homes in Montreal on Monday, after spending the past few days with Dr.and Mrs.Derick.The Sunday evening train made Its first trip on May 18th, and all trains advanced one hour, beginning Monday morning, which dispenses with the stage route from Foster.Mrs.E.M.Taylor has returned from a few weeks\u2019 stay in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Bishop, of Bishop\u2019s Crossing, are visiting Principal and Mrs.Bennett.Mr.McKeown and family have arrived from Montreal for the summer also Mrs.S.J.Carter.Mr.Harry Carmichael, of Cowansville, and Mr.L.A.Boyd, of Montreal, were among the week-end visitors.Mrs.G.W.Farrar and daughter, Dorothy, who have been guests at Mr.Geo.H.Robb\u2019s for a few days, left on Monday night for their home in Cincinnati, Ohio.Miss Barker, of Cowansville, has been stopping at Mrs.H.F.Wood\u2019s.Mr.H.C.Burnham arrived from Boston on Monday morning and is a guest at the homes of Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Morgan and Mr.and Mrs C.B.Bullard.On Saturday, May Srd, the young ladies of the Junior Red Cross held a tag day in behalf of the hospital for crippled children, the event being held in the villages of Brome, Foster and KnoWlton.The affair was remarkably well planned, and under the able direction of Mrs.Paintin, whose lectures to the Junior Red Cross of the village of Knowlton have been such a treat to all who have been able to hear them this winter.The campaign for funds was a success quite beyond the wildest dreams of the participants, over seventy-one dollars being forwarded to the institution as a result of the day\u2019s endeavors.Great credit is due the young ladies for their exceedingly efficient handling of the situation, their appeal for funds meeting with a most generous response from the public generally.The collectors were as follows: Brome, Dolly Crandall, Lilian Draper; Foster, Margaret Mason, Muriel Duggan; Knowlton, Marguerite Stone, Marion Kenworthy, Doris Morgan, Elizabeth Duggan, Brenda Duggan, Elaine Crandall.Be sure and reserve Saturday night.May 24th, Victoria Day, to dance to Burrough\u2019s Orchestra in Lake View House.EAST BOLTON Mr.and Mrs.J.Broadbent were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Shonyo.Mr.W .A.Channel!, Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Channell and Master Allen motored to Adamsville on Sunday and were guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.F.Stewart.Miss Mabel Rosvear, of Montreal, is at her grandmother\u2019s cottage for a few days.Mrs.Sanctuary\u2019s cottage was broken into last week and a number of articles taken.Mr.and Mrs M.Clapper and son, of Newport, were week-end guests at Mr.C.L.Channell\u2019s.Miss Jennie Channell returned home with them.Mr.Harold Channell went to Knowlton recently on business.Mr.J.Medyln, of Fitch Bay, was a guest at Mr.A.Wing\u2019s for the week-end.Mrs.J.M.Bryant spent a few7 days last week with Mr.R.Patterson and family, before leaving for Riviere Beach, Mass.The remains of the late Mrs.Powell were brought here from Stanstead on Tuesday last week and buried in the family lot.Mrs.S.C.Marston.Mr.Arthur Marston, who is in poor health, has come from Claremont, N.H., to be the guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.S.C.Marston.Mr.Burnham accompanied him home on Sunday, returning to Claremont on Monday.Mr.Grant R.Kendall, of Granby, spent the week-end here.He and the Misses Kenyon were luncheon guests of Mrs.A.J.Brown, of Dunham, on Sunday.Mr.C.W.Curtis was in Waterloo on Saturday.Mrs.George Marston still continues very poorly and is a great sufferer.Mr.J.W.Wallace is failing gradually, having taken to his bed about ten days ago.Mrs.Carrie McLaughlin has ninety chickens hatched from an incubator, and one setting hen.The incubator was started with 120 eggs and produced seventy-nine chicks, which is considered a very good percentage.PIGEON HILL was at his cottage on Sunday.The son of Mr.Everett was taken j to a Montreal hospital last week.He was suffering from an attack of appendicitis.Mrs Ray Brown and children are visring at Mrs.Richard Jones\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Guthrie ware guests of their daughter, Mrs.A.Nickle, Philipsburg, on Friday last week.Mrs.Chatfield, of Sutton, was a week-end visitor at Mr.J.Crother\u2019s.Mr.John Harris has purchased him a new car.Word has been received from Mr.and Mrs.William Guthrie, of Spring-field, Mass., that they were the happy parents of a fine son, (William Gordon) born on May 14th.Mr.Clifford Catchpaugh has the foundation for his new barn completed.COWANSVILLE Miss Alice Draper entertained at the tea hour in honor of Miss I Quackenboss, whose marriage to Mr.C.Buzzell takes place on Wednesday evening.Baby Robinson was appointed to present the bride-elect with a go-cart load of gifts, but became stage-struck during the performance.Miss Quackenboss graciously thanked her friends for all kindness and good wishes.Mrs.Dalton, of Waterloo, and Mrs.Jackman, of Montreal, were recent guests of their daughter and sister, Mrs.Dyson Hawke.BEDFORD VALE PERKINS Miss Minnie George, who has been visiting Mrs, Clara Courser at Man-sonville, returned recently to Mrs.Clara Jones.Mr.Carpenter, of Richford, Vt., Mrs.Wilbur Borden spent Saturday in St.Albans, Vt.Miss Lila Bumage accompanied by her father, Mr.William Bur-rage, was in Bedford on Sunday.Mr.Robert Russell was in Montreal the past week-end the guest of friends.Mr.Ernest Percy, of St.Albans, Vt., was a visitor to Beford on Tuesday, the guest of friends.Mrs.Robert Russell, with her par-1 ents, Mr.and Mrs.Matthews Ewing, motored to Stanstead or.Satur- J day and will remain for a while at I the home of her brother, Mr.Frank j Ewing.Mr.Foster Draper, of Cowans-1 ville, motored to Bedford on Tuesday.guests on Sunday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Cedric Davies.Mr.and Mrs.Jewell Hall, of Knowlton, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Raymond on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Edson Davis, of Ful-ford, were guests of Mrs.Ruth Sweet on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Davis spent Sunday at Mr.Chester Davis\u2019.Mr.and Mrs.Bert Mitchell and daughter were guests of Mrs.Hattie Hastings on Sunday.BROME CENTRE Mrs.A.Glidden and sons, Caswell and Mearl Glidden, also Miss Hilda Johnson, of Sheldon, Vt., were BOLTON GLEN School closed on May 14th and the teacher and scholars celebrated by hoTding a picnic in the woods nearby.The following day the teacher, Miss A.Norton, was taken suddenly ill with appendicitis and was taken to a Montreal hospital for an operation.Nows has been received that the operation was successful and the patient is doing as well as can be expected, much to the gratification of her many friends and her pupils here.All join in wishing her a speedy recovery.Mr.Michael Gauvin, of Granby, has been visiting relatives here.Miss Hattie Paige and Miss Hopps, of Magog, have been visiting at Mr.E.Paige\u2019s.Mrs.A.McGlue and son, William, diove to Foster on Saturday evening to attend the marriage of their cousin, Miss Lillie Armstrong, to Mr.James Watt.Mrs, Grayson Consens and Mr.Edwin Paige have been confined to their rooms with la grippe.Mr.Harry Roberts and children, of Knowlton.have been visiting his mother, Mrs.Roberts, who is at the home of her daughter, Mrs.C.H.Brown.Mrs.Roberts leaves for Detroit, Mich., on Friday to make her homo with her son, Mr.George Roberts.Mrs.Marlon Brown was a guest of Mrs.W.Davis ad Mrs.Turner at Knowlton on Saturday.Mr.C.A.Brown, Masters Glen-don and Ormonde, also Master Harry Roberts, their cousin, motored to1 Sutton on Saturday, MORSE'S LINE Mr.Gilbert Brouillette and son, Arthur, and wife, of St.Albans, | visited at the home of his son, ! Lucien, on Sunday.Mr.Brouillette is %'maining for the week.Mrs.Emma Shufelt, of Franklin, Vt., is visiting her sister, Mrs.Lydia Raichard.Mr.James Boomhour and family have moved to Franklin, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Hill returned from New York on Sunday.Mrs, C.E.Hurlbut, of Pigeon Hill, and Mrs.Betty Riley, of Franklin, visited at the home of P.L.Vincent over the week-end.EAST PINNACLE Mr.and Mrs.W.Ladue and baby, of Sutton, spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.F.Touchette.Mrs.Tatro, of Richford, Vt., who has been caring for Mrs.John Sher-rer and haby daughter has returned home, and Mrs.Morse, of Richford, is now at Mrs.Sherrer\u2019s.Mr.J.T.Hancock and daughter were in Sutton one day last week.Mr.George Clark and two younger brothers spent the week-end in Sutton.Mr.and Mrs.L.A.Dymond and daughters spent Sunday last at Frelighsburg.EAST DUNHAM Start baby on Eagle Brand if you cannot nurse him.Do not experiment with foods and risk his health, may be his life! For 67 years Eagle Brand has been .the leading infant food.Write for free helpful Baby Welfare Books The Borden Co.Limited c 13*24 MONTREAL SAVAGE\u2019S MILLS GANADIpiiACIFIC Railings FROM MONTREAL To Relfast\u2014Glasgow May\t29\tJ June 26\t Juno\t7\tj July 4\t Juno\t12\ti Aug.7\t Juno\t19\t\t \t\tTo flouthampton-Glasgow\t July\ta\t\t \tTo Cherbonnr-S\u2019ampton-Antwerp\t\t May\t28\t| June 25\t Juno\t11\t| July 9\t \t\tTo\tLiverpool May\t80\t| June 27\t May\t81\tj Juno 28\t Juno\t6\t| July 4\t /une\t18\tj July 11\t June\t20\t\t \tTo\tCherhourg-S'amptofi-Hamburr\t Juno\tIS\t| July 16\t\t *Emp.of France June\t4\t| July 2\t\t *Emp.of Scotland Miss Anne Dunlavey, of Granby, was home over Sunday visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Dunlavey.Mr.and Mrs.W.P.Cleary were in Valcourt and Racine over Sunday visiting relatives.Mr.and Mrs.John Maguire and family were called to Waterloo on Monday on account of the illness and death of Mr.John Tining, a brother of Mrs.Maguire.Mr.J.P.Cleary, Miss May Cleary and Miss Veronica Murray were in Montreal for a few days last week, visiting relatives and friends.Miss Géorgie McCutcheon who was home with her parents returned to Waterloo on Monday.Mr.Dorilla Masse and Miss Ella Masse motored to Montreal on Friday to visit relatives and friends.Mr.and Mrs.R.Brouillette and children, of Knowlton, were here on Sunday visiting Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Cleary and family.STANBRIDGE~R!DGE From Quebec.CRUISES for 1925 ROUND THE WORLD EmpresH of France.Ian.14 TO THE MEDITERRANEAN Empronn of Scotland .Feb.9 TO THE WEST INDIES Montroynl .Tan, 20 Feb.21 (Formerly Empress of Britain) Apply to Local Arents.D.K.KENNEDY, Gen.AkI.Pass.Dept.Phone M 7700 141 St.Jam sa St.,^ Montreal.GREAT SALE IS GOING ON AT L.WEISER\u2019S DRY GOODS, BOOT AND SHOE STORE Don\u2019t Miss It If You Wish to Save Money.L.Weisci* Prop.\ti RICHMOND, QUE.\tI Mrs.E.Wescott has returned to her home in Stanbridge East, after spending the past few7 weeks at the home of Mr.Herbert Baker.Mrs.Delbert.Corey left on Saturday last for Lowell, Mass., where she will spend an indefinite time with relatives and friends.Mr.and Mrs.Neil Baker and infant daughter spent Sunday last with Mrs.Baker\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Westcott, at Stanbridge East.Mr.Charlie Hitchcock and son, Homer, of (Stanbridge Station, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Charlie Smith.Mrs.II.Douglas, Miss Winnie Douglas, Mr.II.Douglas, Jr.and Mr.W.I\u2019yrmc were calling at Mr.A.Bockus\u2019 at Mystic on Sunday afternoon.The young people of this place are giving an entertainment in the \u201cStone\u201d Church on Wednesday evening, May 28th, consisting of dialogs, recitations, songs, etc.WARDEN Miss Bnrion Robb returned on Saturday from a trip to Iroquois Falls, Ont., where she visited her sister, Mrs.Robt.Sands, and her father, Mr.G.A.Robb.Mrs.W.H, Goddard, of South Stukely, was a guest of friends here on Friday and Saturday.Mr.Goddard joined her on Saturday afternoon after which they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Foster, returning home Sunday afternoon.Mr.W.H.Bridge, of Waterloo, was n guest of Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Curtis on (Saturday.The Misses Kenyon, of Fitchburg, Mass., were week-end guests of their uncle, Mr.A.S.Kendall and the Misses Main, going to Lawrcnceville on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.E.L.McLaughlin, of Granby, were week-end guests of Mrs, Carrie McLaughlin uud Mr.and Miss Hughes, of West Sutton, spent the week-end with Mrs.L.J.Spicer.Recent visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Perkins were Mrs.W.Beatty and son, of Dunboro, and Mr.Wm.Ford.Mr.D.H.Perkins and grandchild- Uniqtte Convex Mirror! See MtcAtmoistllt, the Convex Reducing Mirror \u2014 exclusive feature of the Djer-Kiss Two-Fold Compact.It allows you to view your entire face at a glance as conveniently as in your boudoir mirror \u2014 so that you may judge the general efled produced.ren were in Sutton on Saturday th« guests of Mr.A.Perkins.Mr.F.H.Townsend went to Cowansville on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.T.W.Westover wer« in Stanbridge on Monday calling on Mrs.Cotton Harvey.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Perkins and children were visitors of friends in East Hill on Sunday.cAt \"Your Rouge, your Face PoweieJ, and yourself! Rouge, Face Powder and Û Detail Mirror are exposetè to view all « the same rime.With this new aid to beautr, Madame, you may see simub taneously your Rouge, your Face Powder and youwelf.\u2018Beautiful Cover Notice the beautiful cover design of the Djer-Kiss Two - Fold Compart with a panel for your monogram.H'ert at the Longchamps races, the eyes cf the world's élite have followed the fleet course of Epinard, Turf Champion of all France and contender for the world\u2019s thoroughbred crown.fflfas ¦JMadame y et seen this ISleiv, Convenient ^Aid to Her 0Mrm?IT is here, a truly perfect aid to beauty \u2014the Djer-Kiss Two-Fold Compact! It contains both Djer-Kiss Rouge and Face Powder in compact form, and two mrrrors.Let Mademoiselle but lift the exquisite cover and look within.See, she may view her Rouge, her Face Powder and herself\u2014all at the same time.Yes, two mirrors! The unique and exclusive Djer-Kiss Convex Reducing Mirror, which reflects the entirt face at a glance.A Derail Mirror, too, which reflects any part of the face.Indeed, has Madame yet known a Compact quite so convenient, quite so perfect P At.her favorite shop she will find it \u2014and there, too, will she find Djer-Kiss Re-fills in both Rouge and Face Powder\u2014so pure, so fine, so delicately fragranced with Parfum Djer-Kiss.In their charming shades, each Re-fill is packed with a dainty new puff.q.4 SECRET of la Toilette Parisienne That the harmony of her toilette may be quite perfect and quite French, Madame will wish that all her toiletries be graced with the same French odeur.So she will decree that her boudoir be graced by all the spécialités Djer-Kiss.Her Perfume will be Djer-Kiss\u2014 French creation of that French creative genius\u2014Monsieur Kerkoff.Subtly will the French fragrance of this same Parfum Djer-Kiss linger in her Talc and in her Face Powder.Her Rouges and her Soap \u2014they, too, will possess the charm of this Parisian fragrance.Her Sachet also and her Creams, her Eau de Toilette\u2014even her Lip Rouge \u2014 each will breathe gently of Djer-Kiss; each will whisper secrets of romance Parisien.Together they will bring to the toilette a harmony indeed French and indeed fashionable.Do not delay, then.Mademoiselle, in making the charm of Djer-Kiss completely your own.Purchase, today the new Two-Fold Compact.Purchase too, these other Djer-Kiss toiletries.Realize the full perfection of Monsieur Kerkoff t French art.\\ Talc Djer-Kiss, fra*' rartetdin France wilk }arfam Djrr'Ktsj.Send 15c for Monsieur Kerkoff^ Parisian Paquet Monsieur KerkolTs Parisi«* Paauct contains dainty samples of Uier-Kiss Parfum and race Powder an d a fraarant m i m ature sarin sachet pillow His importateurs will be pleased to send 11 to you in return for 15c Simply fill in the coupon below.A mETTl Made in France KERKOFF, PARIS Tkrt* ifiScut/ltéi \u2014 Ktivge, lap Rcwjrr.Compacts «ntl Crtams-Dlcr-Xias Partum imported from France blended herewith pure 1 -rf'-A,-, dtp this Coupon now! Canadian Diatributine Co., Ltd., Distributdrs Dept.Y - , 591 Sf.Catherine Street W.f Montreal, P.Q.I enclose 13c.Please send me Monsieur Ker kofTs Parisian Paquet.Ktfl KtoFT //A Al Name Street Address City P Djtr-KtlSTOIUTtoATSR .V» rrfrrshitii\tio delteat I x s lmerry Jr #m Frame.\u2018\t1M4, A .H, Hroil* Ca, Parfum Djrr-Ktu itsetf\u2014 theperfume mcutrrpine sf Msmteetr Krtktff luet tbi$ Dfer- Kift ¦ SaUIBT /end //V charm in £ Fretrk JraJramt te yettf delicate bngfriu DJer Km Face Powder.5$ J\\ne.se left it is, se delnattij UUnwt are its car tens shades.f'.o>.\u2019 -A - Djer Km LlP ROUGE \u2014/»-*\u2022: era need with Parfam Djer* charmMgly MaJemaiftUt'W, mem u*fvr+J (harm* / PAGE FOUR SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924.t *?*?*?**** ?\tCmr BRIEFLETS l \u2022\t*******\u2022>*\u2022!\u2022¦>¦*:\u2022**?* Viggett\u2019s Shoe Store will be closed Saturday, May 24th, Victoria Day.Gunning's Store will be closed all day Saturday, May 24th.Burns\u2019 Taxi (Sedan)\u2014Phone 1241.Î^Sgecombe\u2019s Orchestra at Rialto Saturday night.Admission 55c.Watch for the big Canary birds on the Government Road.The one at the four corners will tell you where to turn.For birthday anniversary or bride, there never was a more appropriate gift than BLUEBIRD PEARLS See window display at 0.J.GENDRON\u2019S Jeweller.54 King St.West, Sherbrooke.Que.D.G.LOOMIS LAID TO REST YESTERDAY Many Paid Last Resperis to Memory of Veteran Citizen of Sherbrooke.en to th e Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital for treatment.By the generosity of Dr.J.B.Winder the town library has again been benefited to the number of a dozen new books.This is not Dr.Winder's first gift to the library and lovers of literature will appreciate this new reading matter.-«.- Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements in thi* issue.They likely name something you want.Free! Free!! Free!!! We will set \u202211 oilcloths and linoeums bought during this present week, except bathrooms.We also sell the squares *t sale prices all this week.\u2014Hector __________________________________ Lanctot.107 King West and 96 Mar-.- ~\t\u2019 quette Streets.\t, ^js joss 0f time, etc.; plaintiff al- orchestra music for all leged that he had to pay ?105.35 Phone 1469-J.\t^or rePairs, to \u201cis machine, çis.UU Steele\u2019* occasion*.for a tube and inner tube and fur- Many of Sherbrooke's citizens gathered to pay a last tribute to the memory of the late Daniel Gordon Loomis,one of the most prominent citizens of the city, who was laid at rest yesterday' afternoon in Elmwood Cemetery.A sendee was held at his late residence, 2 Bellevue Avenue, which was conduted by the Rev.B.B.Brown, pastor of the Methodist Church, assisted by the Rev.Dr.G.Ellery Read, of the Congregational Church.A quartette from the Methodist Church choir, consisting of Mrs.A.L.Parker, Mrs.F.H.ther claimed the sum of $26.00 for loss of profit while not using his _, ,,\ta t n -i_________j sinn rui\trio Bradley, Mr.A.L.Parker and Mr.car and a sum ot >100.(Hi tor ae- T _\t________ ______ i,\\rm,t making;'0.\tll\u201c i Go VMWg .a.«».ike Fare 75e each wav.Woodard's closed all day Saturday.were heard on both sides and his 'rhe b^rer?were six pandsons, Special Price?.for .Thursday and\t^^\u201c^our'Me^ Dan I^mis^^tto\t; Friday: Turkish Delight, 33c lb.; Marshmallows, 39c lb.Buy your week-end candies now.\u2014Woodard\u2019s Inc.Floorpolishers, $2.\u2014Phone orders to 1572-J.of plaintiff for the full amount ^ Maunce Loomis, Edward Loomis, claimed, to wit: $299.35 and the Ro£ *oss aRd Donald Foss' \u201e costs against defendant.\tr, Thc Pal1 bearerse were Messrs.Colonel Emile Rioux, K.C\u201e was George Armitage, A G.Campbell, acting for plaintiff and Mr.E.P.L.b.Stevens, I.J.Parkes C.B.McCabe was acting for defendant.id?'ard\tF- H- Rradi®y- _______________ The late Mr.Loomis was born at Russeltown, Que., op September Y.M.C.A.ANNUAL MEETING ' 14th, 1840, the son of Warren Loom- Great interest is being shown in is and Almira Gordon.He was des- from 1.C.McConnell.Harold J.McConnell.Consulting and Dispensing Optometrists and Opticians.54 King St., Sherbrooke.McConnells\u2019 Korneryn Tea Room, Magog, afternoon tea, ice cream, hot meals, rnnHr^'\tad* ^^\u2019nar'^e' the annual meeting of the Y.M.C.- cended on his father\u2019s side P>,nrp imT\u2019 \u2019 p ' A.Association to be held on Mav Joseph Loomis, of Braintree, Essex arranged for.Phone 1-0.\t, 29thi when Mr.Ge!.ald Birks, of County, England, who emigrated Burrough\u2019s Falls Tea Room will\tMontreal, will be present\tand\tad-\tand landed\tin Boston on July 17th, open May 24th.for the season.\tdress the local\tmembers\ton\tthe\t1638.He\twas the ninth genera- \u201cY.M.C.A.and its Programme for - tion.Fresh Fish Market.\u2014C.Hatch &\tV^irld Needs.\u201d\tAs many\thave\tal-\tHis mother was the sister of the Son, Phone 1627,\t102 Wellington\tready signified\ttheir intention\tof\tlate James\tand Clark Gordon, who Street North.\tj being present all desiring to have were well known residents of Sher- supper with the Y\u2019s Men ought £o brooke.\u201cEmpire Day Messages \u2019 to the get their tickets right away.These boys and girls of the British Em- can be had at the office or from pire, from His Majesty King George members of the Y\u2019s Men\u2019s Club, and Her Majesty Queen Mary.A- special recording at Buckingham Palace.Victor Records No.245001 at H.C.Wilson & Sons, Ltd.PUBLIC MEETING TO CONSIDER QUEEN STREET PAVING The Queen street pavtng nro- The Loomis family moved to Sherbrooke about 1856, and on June 18th, 1862, Mr.Loomis married Amelia Burrowes, and they celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary together in 1922.Mrs.Loomis passed away on November 13th, 1922.The late Mr.Loomis had lived in Sherbrooke ever since he came here Portland Store will he closed on\t_______________ _____________________ Saturday.Your orders Friday would\tsefrl°?®!in 1856.He was very active in the oblige.\t'nornP well hv the retenlv! ! business affairs of the city, and was ' j cneeiai'¦meet-\u2019T'cr >,a-''neon dn^e:resbed in the brick and lumber e.-^JrontJReds\u2019\tRefrigerators,\tt- j\t^ manufacturing business and in con- ?i.o0; Bureaus.89.00; Dining Tables, called for Tuesday evening next, ,\ttr\tcaTried cut work in $10.00; Hall Stands, $12.00: Kitchen at eight, p.m , m the city hall, when ^«ing.He\td construction Cabinets, $18.00; Parlor Suites! the issue will be discussed in de-\tGanada\tHe las a Co^- ?22\u20195° at Edward8\u2019 Excilange Dept\u2019 Since the matter was discussed i To obtain more room for their in- thoroughly last fall, a third propo-,\t.erp?\u2018 v.v -, creasing business.Tb:e Edwards sition has been submitted for the approval of the council.The mat- a Lfe-long member and supporter.is one which requires imme Furniture Co.have taken over the larger part of the ground floor of ter the old Continental Hotel Block.This extra space will be used almost exclusively for their Exchange Department.He is survived by three children, L Mrs.Arthur H.Foss and Mr.Wil- and THROUGH SLEEPING CAR SERVICE INAUGURATED BE-TWEEN MONTREAL AND NIAGARA AND BUFFALO VIA THE CANADIAN NATIONAL RAIL-WAYS.Announcement has just been made diate conrlderation in order to allow ,.\t,, T\t¦\t.a start being made on the work.' Ram E- Loomis, of this city____________ The public in general and the Ma^J GaReral S.lr Frederick Loam-north ward residents in particular ls\u2019 Montreal, and by sixteen are asked to attend this meeting.when the different propositions will !,\ttho3?who Tatt®.ndTed ,the be discussed, and at which several ;fTun.erid ^ Messrs.J.M Jenckea, alderman and engineer Tremblav d-\tTSt\u20acgheR Ed0Jj HJ .B.Fletcher, W.J.Hunt, Clifford *\te Correct this sentence: \u201cNo, I don\u2019t like to talk about my troubles,\u201d said he; \u201cgo ahead and discuss yours.\u201d *\t*\t* Let us be grateful.The reason virtue doesn\u2019t get on the front pages is because it isn\u2019t unusual.-*- e>* + *4*** + ***e**** + , .i.Mr.Herbert Marshall and daughter, Miss Olive, spent Monday with the former\u2019s sister, Mrs.Richard Bennett, in Lower Ireland.Mr.Chas.Drapeau is in the employ of Mr.Chas.Henderson.Mrs.Wm.Henderson and daughter, Vivian were recent guests at Mr.George P.Smith\u2019s.Mr.Chas.Henderson spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs.Everett Marshall, in Millanville.Mr.Harry Little, of Lower Ireland was a recent guest of his uncle, Mr.Albert Little.Miss Edythe Little spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mi\u2019s.A.E.Little.The Slate Products Co.of Canada, who recently became insolvent, had a valuator here last week to appraise the stock.Mr.Robt.Frazer has returned to Scotstown to resume work with the Scott Bros.Mr.and Mrs.Cordell have been the guests of the latter\u2019s sister, Mrs.Geo.Coulton and family.Mr.and Mrs.Cordell have lately come from England and spent a while visiting friends in Sherbrooke.They have taken up their residence in Kingsbury, where Mr.Cordell has obtained work with the Williamson and Crombie Lumber Co.Mr.Cordell was a faithful employee of that company for some years previous to the Great War, but returned to the home land in 1915 for his sons to enlist in the struggle.They lost one son on the battlefield, while another still suffers from the effects of the campaign.CHERRY RIVER Mr.and Mrs.Henry Squares, of Newport, Vt., were guests of Mrs.j Square\u2019s brother, Mr.Alfred Mitson, end family on Sunday last.Mrs.Beryl Joyce and little daughter, Mildred, of Montreal, were recent guests of her mother, Mrs.Annie Catchpaw.Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Humphrey and little son, Garth, of Magog, are spending some time with relatives here.Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Smith have moved from Magog to their own home in the locality.Mrs.L.Catchpaw and two little daughters, Cora and Joy.of Magog, were week-end guests of relatives here.Quite a number of immigrants have been taken on as help by farmers in this vicinity.Heal Coffee saüsfadion / Hoaxed light/ Ground right/ Tasies right/ One of ihcJamoiis \u2018VidioruOanuly LAPOfiTE-MARTlM LIMITÉE \u2022 MCNTRüAl-OTJJi Reports of Meetings and General Newsy Notes from Beebe and district.BEEBE, QUE.y May 22.\u2014The drama \u201cSafety First,\u201d which was given in the Beebe Town Hall, May 15th, under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Guild, was superior to any thing of its kind ever put on here by local talent.It was a new and sparkling farce with a story of sustained interest abounding in mirth-provoking situations.There were ten characters and each one did their part well.The play moved briskly along with culminating effect, incident succeeding incident, and the act endings were quick and snappy, witl) plenty of movement for everybody, which kept the audience in a roar of laughter.Much praise is due to ail who took part in this play.The solo sung by the Rev.Mr.Bull between the first and second act was much enjoyed by all, also the violin soio played by Mr.Aram, between the second and third acts.An orchestra of four pieces furnished some very nice music.The dance following the programme brought a very pleasant evening to a close.General Notes.Mrs.Hugh W.Elder, who resides with her son, Mr.John W.Elder, celebrated her 91st birthday on Sunday, May lltb.She was the recipient of many letters, telegrams and cards of congratulations from her relatives and personal friends.Mrs.{Elder is in good health.She is a great reader and was the champion war knitter, having knitted over four hundred pairs of soldiers\u2019 stockings.Among her callers was her brother, Mr.Wm.Watson, of Lennoxville, who has passed his 95th birthday.Mrs.Harry Stratton has sold her house to Mr.Mansur Austin.Mrs.Stratton and daughter have moved into Mrs.Carr\u2019s tenement on Junction street.Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Feltus visited their daughter, Mrs.Carrie Klingner in Sherbrooke the past week.Mrs.Edith Gay has returned to her home in Calgary, Alta., after visiting her cousin, Mr.E.M.Campbell.Miss Bell Lorimer has returned home after spending the wdnter in Derby, Vt.Mr.Henry Tompkins is home from a business trip.Mr.and Mrs.Dustin, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, spent the week end with the latter\u2019s father, Mr.W.H.Miller.The Choral Society assisted by singers from Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Cookshire, Lennoxville and Fitch Bay, with a chorus of fifty voices, gave a concert in the Town Hall on Friday evening.Each number was well rendered.Mr.Lee Searles, of A.Lee Searles Co., was found unconscious Thursday afternoon, May 15th, while on his delivery team.He was taken to his boarding place at Mr.John Trepan-nier\u2019s.Medical aid ivas summoned but he passed away Thursdays evening at eight o\u2019clock.The funeral service was held at the Methdist Church on Saturday afternoon,, conducted by Rev.T.B.Morley, pastor.The bearers were Messrs.Wm.Haselton, Fred Robertson, Bert Hamilton and James Renihan.He leaves to mourn his sudden death an aged father, Mr.C.A.Searles; his sister, Mrs.Melvin Tilton, Lineboro; a brother, Mr.Hoel Searles, of Springfield, Mass., and a daughter, Grace, in New York.The remains were laid to rest in the family lot.W-r For every wash-day method RINSO is ideal for any wash-day method you use.You do not have to change any of your usual steps\u2014just use Hinso where you used to use ordinary soap.If you like to boil your white cottons, Rinqo will give you just the safe cleansing suds you need in the boiler.If you use a washing machine, follow the advice of the hig washing machine manufacturers use Rinso.Just soaking with this new kind of soap loosens all the dirt until a single rinsing leaves the clothe* clean and spotless.However you do your wash, make it easy by using Rinso.Rinso is sold l>\\i oil grocer» and department stores Funeral of Mrs.Drew.Fannie Eliza Crossfield Drew, the daughter of the late Onias Crossfield, of Abbottsford, Que., born on July 10th, 1854, wife of A.A.Drew, Beebe, Que., passed away on Monday.May 12th, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Hills, Waterloo, Que.Mrs.Drew' is survived by her husband and three children: Mr.Frederick Carlton, Onieda, N.Y.; Miss Francis Carlton, of Syracuse, N.Y.; and Mrs.Dwight Marshall, of Schenectady, N.Y.; two sisters, Mrs.Henry Gale, Ormstown, Que., and Mrs.Wm.Perkins, of Portland, Oregon; and two brothers, Judge A.S.Crossfield, Manila, P.I., and Mrs.Freeman Crossfield, of Minnesota.Mrs.Drew\u2019s children came to Waterloo from New York State, where prayers were held before leaving for Beebe, on Wednesday, May 14th.The ( funeral service was held from her 1 late home on Thursday morning, conducted by Rey.T.B.Moodey, the pastor of the Methodist Church.Miss Akin and Mr.and Mrs.Perry sang \u201cHe Leadeth Me,\u201d and \u201cAbide With Me.\u201d Mr.Drew was unable to be present on account of his serious illness.There were many beautiful flowers from tlie Ladies\u2019 Aid, The Junior Institute, W.C.T.U., and many friends.Mrs.Drew had always been very active in W.C.T.U.work, and while residing in Ayer\u2019s Cliff was county president.The burial took place in Edson cemetery at Lowell, Mass.SOUTH DURHAM If \\;ou use a JVashing Machine.soal( pour clothes in the Rinso suds as usual.In the morning add more Rinso solution and work the machine.Then rinse and di p\u2014 pen null have a clean sweet snow - white wash.LEVER BROTHERS 1 IMITF.n TORONTO Tt-4-27 The pattern on the floor is Con-goleum Art-Rug No.53S \u2014 a beautiful design of tan and shades of blue.The 9x6-fooi size cosh but S9.0Q._ GOLD SEAL GUARANTEE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR KONEV BACK.REMOVE SEAL VfTH DAMP CLOTH An Artistic Floor-Covering That Saves You Both Time and Money No wonder Qold-Seal Congoleum Art-Rugs are so popular with up-to-date Canadian women.For here is a floorcovering that meets the housewife\u2019s every requirement.Its rich, colorful patterns satisfy the exactions of good taste, while at the same time its sturdy materials and sanitary surface make it extremely durable and easy to clean.And in addition, Qold-Seal Congoleum Art-Rugs are very inexpensive.Waterproof and Sanitary They are made all in one piece, on a heavy base that water cannot penetrate or harm.Moreover, their smooth, firm, seamless surface cannot absorb dust, ashes or spilled liquids.Cleaning them is merely a matter of wiping with a damp mop.Another 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square yard.Congoleum Company of Canada, Limited 1270 St.Patrick St., Montreal, Quebec IVrlte us for folder, \u201cModern Ruga for Modern Hornet, \"which illusiralet (he patterns in full colors.-Rugs msm Your dealer has a splendid assorimenf of Congoleum Rugs; you are certain to find attractive psatterns which will harmonize with your room decorations.Made in Canada\u2014by Canadians\u2014for Canadians CONGOLEUM RUGS s\u201c°\" your large stock McCaw-Bissell Furniture Co 8 Phone 930.96 Wellington Street North WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL CONGOLEUM RUGS.Edi^/vards Furniture Phone 165.\tWellington Street North Gold Seal Service on Gold Sea! Art Rugs at ECHENBERG BROS « There was a meeting of St.Janies\u2019 Ladies\u2019 Guild in the I.O.O.F.Hall on Wednesday.The hostesses were Mrs.Janies Duffy and Mrs.Ernest Griffith Mr.James Church, of Montreal, motored here last week and was accompanied back by Mr.Calvin Church and Miss Marion Church, who spent the week-end in the city.Miss Francis Carson spent the week-end in IIIvertoq with Mr.and Mrs.Henry Carson.Mr.Edward Elliott spent Saturday in Richmond on business.Mrs.Javls, of Montreal, has been visiting Mr.and Mrs.Forest Mills.Mrs, Forbes, of Ely, was a guest at Mr.and Mrs.John Nixon\u2019s recently.Mr.and Mrs.Thompson and baby, of Sherbrooke, motored here on Sunday and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.llugh McCutcheon.Mr.ami Mrs.James Fee and Master Géorgie Dowd, of Montreal, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.R.Montgomery.Miss E.Bogie has been visiting Mr.and Mrs.James Mountain.Mr.Richard Pike, of Montreal, spent a few days recently with Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Pike.Mr.and Mrs.Clement Montgomery and children spent a day in Gore with Mrs.C.M.Newell recently.Mrs.Mary Fee has returned home from Richmond, where she was visiting Mr.and Mrs.J.O.Ginn.Miss Mabel Elliott lias returned to Stanstead, where she is attending college.Mr.Antony Boisvert has returned home, after spending a few days in Montreal.Miss Mary E.Griffith left here for Montreal to be the representative of Mizpuh No.27 at the Bo-bekah assembly on May 20th.-i,- Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified AdvcrtisemenU iu Mils issue.L1BBYTOWN Mr.McLennan, under the auspices of the Bible Society has kindly consented to give an address, showing also views of South America, in the Union Church in Way\u2019s Mills on Saturday evening, May 24th.This meeting promises to be of interest to both old and young.Mr.McLennan will be present at the Sunday morning service at 10.30 o\u2019clock (standard time) in the Union Church.Mrs.Parker, of Boston, spent a week recently with her friend, Mrs.E.W.Perry.Mrs.Parker and Mrs.Perry were visitors at Mr.Leon Parker\u2019s at East Hatley one day last week.Mr.and Mrs.E.Demick, of Orleans, Vt., were Sunday visitors at Mr.J.A.Breakey\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.C.Crook and family of jiuohu.sneut Kumiai- at Mr.F.L.I Brown\u2019s.I Miss Grace Libby, of Stanstead College, spent the week-end at her home hère.Miss Marion Perry returned on1 May 15th from McGill University to spend the holiday season with heri parent^, Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Perry.| Miss I.MacKinnon, of Way\u2019s Mills] spent the week-end with her friend,; Miss Doris Davidson.Miss Ruth: Brown and Miss Agnes Oliver, of; Way\u2019s Mills, were also Friday visitors at the same place.- ISLAND BROOK At the Methodist Church on Sunday, May 25th, at three o\u2019clock (standard time) the pastor, Rev.\\Y.P.Wovnell, will conduct the service, and administer the sacrament of the Lord's Supper at the close.The election by the congregation of repre- the present church year will be hell at the close of.the service,1 All members are urged to be present.Mrs.Isaac Westgate is home from the Sherbrooke Hospital.Her mans friends are sorry to hear she is noi much improved in health.Mr.and Mrs.H.N.Stevenson went to Bury on Sunday to see Mr, Stevenson\u2019s sister, Mrs.I.Good* enough, who has been very ill, but is improving.Harold Westgate\u2019» many friend^ were very sorry to bear of his seri* pus accident., but all hope for1 n speedy recovery.Mr.and Mrs.Aug, Barter, ol Bury, were at Mrs.Barter\u2019s par* onts\u2019 home, Mr.and Mrs.Woods, oh Sunday.There has not been very much seeding done around hero as yet the ground is very heavy and col5 to\ta month with decent living quarters, costing $70 a month or more in New York.Asked as to the proper sum fur a tip, be answered: \u201cLet your conscience be vour guide.\" ¦ - N-; T; T'TV; wmmim lllwi® Tv-'-ev | A: :>*\u2022 Englishman Turns Moslem JJERE is Sir Charles Edward Archibald 'Watkin Hamilton, Bart., of Selsey, Sussex, England, who has embraced the Islamic faith.Sir Charles, who is 48, is the holder of two baronetcies, one dating from 177G, the other from 1819.Sir Charles is the first of his high rank to adopt the Moslem teachings, though there are about 500 people of different rank in England wbq have done the same.Meanest Person Living Was the Bishop\u2019s Wife That Was When Mrs.Sillitoe First Went West and Did Not Know How Cowboys Gave Collection NOT many wives of bishops have been publicly denounced as the meanest person within a radius of five hundred miles, but such an experience fell to the lot of Mrs.A.W.Sillitoe, whose husband was one of the first bishops of northern British Columbia.Mrs.Sillitoe tells the story in her recently published memoirs.According to custom, she had accompanied the bishop on one of his visits to the remote part of his immense diocese.Barkerville, then famous as a gold camp, marked the end of the journey.The visit of the bishop, who was extremely popular, brought hundreds of miners and prospectors from the outlying creeks, and the little church was crowded for Sunday service.The singing was of the heartiest, and after an eloquent appeal for funds by the bishop, two pro tem, churchwardens passed around the hat.The response was generous, as might be expected of a gold camp in the heyday of its prosperity.Silver dollars and bills, gold dust and nuggets, and a few I.O.U.\u2019s, half filled the improvised collection box.The churchwardens sorted out their \"colors,\" counting as they went along.They were quite cheerful until one of them found a twtenty-five cent piece in the hat.Now this was in 1881, when two-hits waa the smallest coin circulating in the west.Immediately the churchwarden role was dropped, and the miner delivered a few appropriate remarks which somewhat shocked the good bishop.At great risk of exploding internally, the irate mit?er-churchwarden bottled up the remainder of his expletives, leaving it to his companion to explain to the bishop that the meanest person between Yale and the Arctic had thrown, a bit of chicken-feed into the hat.Mrs.Sillitoe, who had approached on hearing the unusual commotion, saved the reputation of the Barkerville residents by owning up to having put in the quarter.She had not yet been able to reconcile herself to the western monetary viewpoint, and had thought herself very liberal in her donation.During that same visit, while taking the part of prima donna in a concert organized by the bishop.Mrs.Sillitoe\u2019s feet were the target of a shower of silver dollars.These \u201cbouquets\u201d went to swell the church funds, but the singer\u2019s best effort was ruined when one of the great cartwheels landed on her toes.TIM HEALY SHOUTS \u201cBOO\u201d TO AN HONORABLE GOOSE JN the old days of stormy debate on the Irish' question in the House of Commons, the governor-general of Ireland, the Right Hon.Timothy Healy, was a leading light, and famous for hi» wit and readiness in repartee.On one occasion a young English member \u2014in a bitter attack on the Irish party\u2014referred to Mr.Healy in a recent speech, and with sarcasm said the honÿjable member couldn\u2019t say Boo! to a goose.Tim Healy was on his feet in an instant, and, leaning forward in the young Englishman\u2019s direction, shouted: \u201cBoo!\u201d long and loud.In the merriment that ensued the young mem her sat down and was not heard from again.A Defendant's Mistake WOMAN fumbled with her papers In the box in the Shoreditch county court, and a defendant exclaimed: \u201cTake your gloves off and then you can handle them.\u201d The woman, (surprised): Gloves! These ar* my hands. ''AGE TEN SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924 Most Beneficial b\u201cst flavour about Mustard attams its be Mixed fresh ten minutes after ^ fun digestive for each meal y°u êet « and have least benefit of the essenml\tor bott,e- wa8te through drying 1» batitmustbef^en's ABBOTSFORD Miss Helen Thompson was in Montreal recently for the week-end.Messrs.Paige Rowell and Hamilton Marshall are home after completing their year at Macdonald College.Miss Mildred Gillespie is home having completed her studies at McGill University.Mr.Lawrence Marshall was in Montreal recently.Miss V.Buzzell, of Westmount, spent the week-end at Mr.Leslie Buzzell\u2019s.Mrs.Neil Cameron and daughter are at Mr.Leslie Buzzell\u2019s.Miss Alice Buzzell, of Montreal, spent the week-end at Mr.E.A.Buzzell\u2019s.Mrs.Midgeley was in Montreal recently.Mr.Fred Crossfield, of Rougemont.spent the week-end at Mr.C.Slack\u2019s, STAN BRIDGE EAST «It\u2019s FREE Running\u201d Never refuses to flow from the shaker, never cakes or hardens however damp the weather.SIFTO BUI \"frw-nmning\u201d.Its something a little bit different and better for table use.Try it.At the better grocers.Dominion Salt Co., Limited, San is.Oat.\t141 Mr.and Mrs.Neil Baker and infant daughter spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.Baker\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.0.Wescott.f On Thursday evening, May 15th, I Mr.W.A.Hodge suffered a slight : shock, but all are glad to hear that j his condition is improved.Miss Kate Holloway, of St.Albans, ! spent the week-end the guest of i Miss Minnie Beattie.On Saturday there was a ball ! game between the married and sin-| gle men, which resulted in a vic-! torv for the fonner.The score w-as ! 10 to 12.The dance in the Memorial Hall ! last Friday evening was well attenr-! ed and a very enjoyable time was I spent.The lunch was in charge of : Mrs.E.C.Knight and Mrs.H.A.i Baker.After all bills w-ere paid, | there w-as a total of ?50 for the There is a label tvith this trade mark ST>ent on every article that Simmons makes Insist on seeing the label that proves its a genuine Simmons The special qualities that make the vital difference between a Simmons bed and any one of the numerous'\"substitutes^\u2019 are revealed only in service.It is important, however, that you make sure of these qualities at the very moment you are considering your purchase.Simmons lasting finishes, reproducing the beauty of walnut, mahogany and other fine woods, can be suggested in substitute beds.So can Simmons color effects and the general features of Simmons design.To a large percentage of the public a bed is still just \"a bed.\u201d Varied types and styles But the Simmons range of styles in authoritative and spirited designs, exclusive construction features, scientific methods of finishing, and long years of specialized experience are things far beyond the reach of any imitator.They are the qualities which war- rant you and thousands of other critical buyers and users of bedding in insisting that your bed be no other than a Simmons.Yet these qualities are not instantly noticeable and it is easy for you to make the mistake of thinking that a bed is a Simmons when it really is not made by Simmons.The trade-mark guide Unless \u2014 vou look for the Simmons a label! There\u2019s your evidence.If the bed before you has the Simmons label on the crossbar at its foot, that bed is a Simmons.If it hasn\u2019t such a label, it is not a Simmons.Spare twenty seconds now to find the label: you\u2019ll be glad you found it for many years.Challenge any and all \"substitutes.\u201d No matter what style you fancy or the price you pay, insist on seeing the label that proves the bed, mattress, or spring you want is a Simmons \u2014 6e/ore you buy! » I Tb' ¦ ; * *- ^ mWmâ ré V This picture, taken in Berlin, shows a motorcyclist carrying a fair passenger on the rear seat, with his portable radio receiving set.The aerial is carried on the back of the passenger, while both riders wear head sets, enabling them to listen in on all radio entertainment.Hale of Branby.With the permission of the Chairman the Rev.E.M.Taylor, of Knowlton, said a few words about old times, referring to a time when the whole of the Waterloo District was included in the Stanstead District.It was in the year 1870 that the May meeting was held in Sutton and the Pastor of Stanstead was the Rev.Charles A.Hanson, who attended the District driving to the village in the company of the Rev.E.M.Taylor M.A.At the table he was asked to move a vote of thanks to the ladies for their kind provision.In doing so he said thar.upon his approach to the village he had been startled to read upon several signs along the road side \u201cParsons Exterminated.\u201d He had voiced his apprehensions to his companion who had drawn his attention to the fact that as there was a picture of a rat between th'-words, they probably meant parson\u2019s Rat Exterminator and Mr.Hanson was accordingly relieved.Mr.Taylor went on to say that owing to ill health in t he home Mr.Hanson was obliged to leave the ministry for a time during which time he entered into business and established the well known firm of Hanson, Montreal.He was so successful in business that his gifts were recognized in England and he was called to London where he became Sheriff of London.He was afterwards Knighted and afterwards was found occupying the proud position of Lord Mayor of London.So that Sutton could look upon the fact that at least once in its history it had entertained one who became famous.Sir Charles Hanson nassed away some years ago and Lady Hanson more recently.The Chairman called upon the District to drink the toast to the ladies after which the District repaired to the church for the business of the afternoon.The first business of the afternoon session was to call the roll of MUSHIMER\u2019S THE HOUSE OF STYLE MID-SEASON REDUCTIONS COATS - SUITS - HATS - DRESSES At the very height of the season we are making decidedly worth-while reductions in these lines now most eagerly sought.These special.Friday and Saturday offerings come at a time when most women are just ready to purchase their Suit or Coat.QUALITY AND SERVICE.THE NEW STORE WITH A 22 YEAR REPUTATION Though barely two months old today, Exhenberg\u2019s is already living up to and increasing the reputation for honest and fair dealing set by ECHENBERG BROS.during their 22 years of serving the people of Sherbrooke in their furniture and home furnishing establishment.FOR MEN AND WOMEN.ECHENBERG\u2019S HOW DO YOU JUDGE SUITS?3 Coats New Hats Original designs and imported models-range permitting individual selection.-Exclusive hats\u2014a wide Slim and dashing in design, luxurious in material, perfect in finish are these impeccable, as well as charming Coats.Stripe, checks and imported fabrics.Smartly styled modes for all occasions.Entire stock of our very finest coats.Regular value $15.00, for Superior Coats An exceptional range of new coats not yet shown.New models in Poiret Twills and Tricotines in Fawn, Grey, Navy and Black.Crepe Silk lined.Sizes 14 to 46.Actual values to $39.50.New Modes In Sport Dresses Wool Crepes and Roshanna Crepe Jerseys in charming youthful styles and in a host of bright sport shads, also some very smart dresses in checked flannels.Particularly desirable for the young sports woman.7.98 and up Suits Our entire stock of the very smartest of tailored Suits, including the new boyish cut and the box effect in mans-wear\u2014Pencil stripe as well as Twills\u2014-an exceptional variety and all sizes.$8 .95 25% off 25% off KUSHNEFi\u2019S THE LARGEST LADIES\u2019 READY-TO-WEAR STORE IN SHERBROOKE Wellington Street North Sherbrooke, Que.SOME HATS ARE LIKE SOME PEOPLE But at Echenbetg\u2019s any man can find a hat that will suit him so well that he\u2019ll swear it was made especially for him.This Friday and Saturday, r BUCKLEY HATS Reg.$5.00, for $3.95 £3 No matter how strict you are in the selection of your clothes you cannot help being pleased with these suits.They are of splendid materials and expertly tailored.In Donegal and Scotch tweeds.For Friday and Saturday only .y I With plain trousers or knickers) ' WHAT SWEATER STYLES ARE THE NEWEST?Sweaters, since they have come into fashion prominence have revealed very few changes.But this summer there are two distinct styles that are stunning.Both of these sytles have already arrived at this store, and will be on sale, this Friday and Saturday at $ 2.95 CANTON CREPE DRESSES SPORT SKIRTS In sand, gray, navy blue and black.Fifteen really new designs.Worth up to $20.00 .$13.95 In stripes, checks and plain wool crepe.On sale Friday and Saturday at.$4.95 ECHENBERG\u2019S QUALITY AND SERVICE -TEXT TO WOOL WORTH\u2019S ?Lay delegates.The following answered for the circuits as called: Waterloo, F.Harrington; South Stukely, W.B.Dimick; Knowlton, Galen Vernal; Sutton, E.L.Jenne; Cowansville, .1.C.McClatchie; Dunham, M.C.Robinson; Bedford, E.-H.Morgan; Farnham, Mrs.K.Pat-tullo; Granby, A.E.Hale.The results of the Examinations of the Sunday School Scholars for Memory Portions of Scripture and hymns, as set by the Waterloo District of the Methodist Church and reported by the Secretary of Senio-Division: Possible marks 100:-Clare McGuire, Waterloo, 80; He len McElroy, Dunham.75; Intermediate: Marion McGovern, Wa-! terloo, 73; Preston McGovern, Waterloo, 93; Bernardine McGovern, Waterloo, 69; Laura Gage, Dunham, 56.Junior; Dora Smith, Farn-1 ham, 981; Dorothy Wallace, Waterloo, 94; Ruth Prouty, Knowlton, 93; Cecil Hodge, Stanbridge East.90; Doris Kemp, Stanbridge East, 88; May Collins, Granby, 81; Kathleen Swett, Granby, 75; Florence Blake, Farnham, 73; May Bresee, Waterloo, 52; Frances Buchanan, Dunham, 50; Primary Grade: Possible Marks, 40:- Herbert Smith, Farnham, 40; Arthur Smith, Farnham, 39; Harold Hodge, Stanbridge East, 30; Howard Harding, Granby, 30.The examiners of the divisions were Senior Rev.Thomas Brown, B.D., of Granby; in the intermediate group.Rev.W'm\u2019.Howitt, B.-A., B.D.Of the Junior Group Rev.Geo.Forde of Dunham, and of the Primary Group, the Rev.Arthur E.Hager, B.A., of Knowlton.Prizes will be given by the examiners and diplomas from t he District which will be signed by the Chairman of the District and the Examine.While there were not so many scholars taking the course as was desired the District Meeting expressed the conviction that the work done will have a lasting impression for good upon those scholars who took part, and it is hoped that another year there will be a great many more take the examinations.Resolutions re church property on the Sutton and Dunham and West Shefford Circuits were all ! considered and moved on to the proper commitee at Conference.The Lay delegates retired and elected delegates and alternate delegates to Conference as follows: Delegates, Mr.F.Barrington, Mr.j A.A.Sargeant, Mrs.K.I\u2019attullo.Miss M.Gillispie, Mr.G, E.Vernal, | Mr.E.L.Jenne, Mr.Geo.Trites.Mr.Frank Corey, Mr.H.Giddings.Mr.C.H, Bradford, Mr.E.H.Morgan, Mr.A.W.Hale, Mr.Wm.Stafford and Mr.Levi Shufelt.The Alternates appointed were Messrs.A.F.Tupper, Henry Hied, C.Bull, M.C, Robinson and John Wilson, Jr.The Chairman nominated a committee consisting of Revs.T.Brown and G.Forde and Messrs Barrington and A.H.Hale, as representatives on the Various Conference Committees.The report of which was as follows;- Committees\u2014Ministers\u2014-Laymen ;\u2014 Lay Agençies, Rev.Wm.F.Perley, G.E.Vernal; Contingent, Rev.H.Allenby, F.Barrington; Religious Education, Rev.T.Brown, F.Barrington; Nominating, Rev.J.B.Hicks, A.W.Hale; State of the Work, Rev.R.- S.\tSmith, E.A.Morgan; Evangelism, Rev.A.E.Hagar, F.Corey: Memorials, Rev.H.Allenby.H.Gid-dings; Church Property, Rev.S.-W.Boyd, C.H.Bradford; Sustention, Rev.J.B.Hicks, Wm.Stafford ; Finance.»Rev.Wm.Howitt.Mrs.K.Pattullo; Missionary, Rev.T.\tBrown, F.L.Jenne.The result of the election of the Representative of the District to the Stationing Committee resulted in the election of the Rev.T.Brown.The Rev.Herbert Allenby was elected Alternative Representative.The report of the Financial Secretary, The Rev.J.B.Hicks, was that the present year finds every circuit with all connexional funds paid in full, and t he reports the best to his knowledge during his residence in the District.The report of the Statistical Secretary, the Rev.Charles Hutable was that the Circuit Schudules were all in splendid order.As some of the men had not sent the sheets in according to Discipline he could not give all the totals of the figures, but submitted the following Membership.A small decrease of seven, caused by removals.Missionary givings are slightly less than last year\u2019s complete reports but as the Missionary year does not end until the last of June it is more than probable that the amounts reported for this year will be augmented.The Women\u2019s Missionary Societies reported a substantial increase.While in some of the funds thpre were small decreases the total assemble funds this year raised were $7,295.00 ns compared with $6,-278.00 being an increase of $1,013.The Report of the Sunday School Secretary, The Rev.Geo.Forde, was very satisfactory except in that, it showed that only a small number of our Sunday School Scholars have been received into the church this year.Had the number been more, we need not have reported a decrease in membership.The reports from the fields and the large number of circuits asking for the return of their ministers speaks volumnes for the work which has been accomplished in the Name of the Lord even though sometimes in the face of many difficulties, and 13 an encoiu'iuccmcnt t^> Muns- ters and Laymen alike to press forward.The Rev.S.W.Boyd brought to the attention of the District that as it is expected that soon there will be a plebicite in t he Countv of Brome for the bringing about a change in the Temperance Law and to put that County under the Quebec Liquor Act, it would be well for the District to take the matter under consideration.And he especially asked for those present who resided in t he County of Missis-quoi to give their opinions of the Quebec Liquor Act.Without exception the members present from that County condemned the Present Act and condition of affairs, and resolution was unanimously passed urging the people of Brome to maintain their present law.Also a resolution was passed to be sent to Conference and to Dr Moore urging our people in Ontario to maintain the Prohibition law of that Province rather than to permit any such law as the Quebec Liquor Act.On motion to adjourn being made, Hymn 372 was sung and the Rev.J.B.Hicks, B.A., pronounced the benediction.COMPTON Compton, like most town» and villages, has this month recorded a number of changes in ownership of real estate, among these are the following: Mrs.Willis Doak has sold her village property, situated on the Coaticook road, to Mr.Jas.Skuse, of this place, for the sum of $1.300 with possession this fall.Mr.Jos.Tremblay has removed from the Carr neighborhood to Compton village, having purchased the property of Mr.John Wilson, situated on the Coaticook road near the grove of Mr.Alex Rea with present possession.Mr.A.Lemieux has bought from Mr.F.Audet a building site on the Main Street in close proximity to the Town Hall on which he will erect a building to be used as an up-to-date restaurant and ice cream parlor.Mr.A.Geneat has sold his village property, sitated near tho R.C.Convent, to Mr.Charles Gagnon, of Moe.s River, and Mr.A.Doyon, of this place, has acquired the property of Mr.Edmond Roy, below the R.C.Church, formerly owned by tho lair Miss Fleming.Mr.H.Harden, who with his family was occupying the house owned by Mr.A.Genest, has secured the rental of the cottage of Mr.A.L.Pomeroy and has taken possession.Miss Todd, who has successfully taught tho village school during the past year, has been engaged for another year.Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Pomeroy spent the week-end at Stanstead the guests of Dr.and Mrs.E.P.Ball.Next Sunday will be observed in the Methodist Church as Children\u2019s Day.The boys and girls of the Sunday School taking a prominent part in the service.Miss Ethel Aldrich has resigned her position as assistant telephone operator and has returned to her home at Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Messrs.E.V.Norton and D.P.Baldwin, of Coaticook, were in Compton this week the guests of Mr.E.H.Todd.Ilov.Mr.Lewis and Mr.Wm.Powder were in Coaticook on Tuesday to attend the annual district meeting which was held in the Methodist Church under the chairmanship of Rev.Mr.Mick, of Stanstead.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Parsons and children, of liumston, were visiting on Sunday at the home of Mrs.C.W.Lundeborg.Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Saultry accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.H.Webster, of Hatley, motored to Windsor on Sunday and were the guests of relatives.Mr.D.J.King, who has spent several months in Compton, has left for St Johnsbury, where he has secured a position.Among other recent visitors in Compton have been Mr.and Mrs.D.M.Flanders and son, and Mr.and Mrs.Kennct and daughter, of Sherbrooke at Mrs.Wm.Munroe\u2019s; Mr.and Mrs.B.Dundin, of Lennoxville, at Mrs.F.Boudreau\u2019s; Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Ladd, of Sherbrooke, calling on friends; Mr.and Mrs.Bar-fltgon, Mr.and Mrs.Morgan, Mr, Williams and Miss Davidson, of Sherbrooke, at Mrs.Jas.Burnell\u2019sj and Rev.Mr.Nelson, Mrs.Nelsoii and Miss Nelson, of Coaticook, at the Methodist Parsonage.Mr.John Hitchcock, of Montereif, California, who has been in Saw-yerville to visit relatives, returned to Compton after an absence of manÿ years and was the guest of Mr.W.W.Paige.Mr.and Mrs.E.H.Todd and Miss Todd were visiting on Friday at \u201cBroadview Farm\u201d the home of Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Smith.ECHO VALE Mr.Ci*cï,.Bramhall, of Ditchfick I received a telegram from Boston o May 11th, informing him of the sud | den death of his sister, Mrs.Her Watson.Mr.Watson was in bus) ; ness as a jeweller in Megantic som years ago.Mrs.Harry Stewart, of the fjft range, and her two little childrer j Doris and George, have been laid u with la grippe, but are reported t he improving. SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924, PAGE THIRTEEN CONTRADICTORY REPORTS REGARDING U.S.AVIATORS Message from Minato Indicated Aviators Had Arrived There from Yetorofu Island, (Associated Press Despatch) TOKIO, May, 21.\u2014 Garbled inessatre received yesterday by the Associated Press from Minato, indicated that the United States Ar-tny around-the-world fliers had ar- rived there from Yetorofu Island, their second landing place in the Kurile Islands.Official despatches to the Japanese Navy Department today, however, stated that the aviators still were at Yetorofu, detained by stormy weather.-4- HER MISFORTUNE NOT HER FAULT Miss Pastprime \u2014 Marriage, indeed! never saw a man that I could marry.Miss Keen\u2014Well, the men are particular, that\u2019s a fact.Wëstclox i The top o\u2019 the morning Everyone wants to be up early these wonderful mornings to putter around in the garden, enjoying the crisp freshness of the air and the fragrance of the dew-laden soil.Let VVestclox call you.Set Wes tel ox for the time you want to rise.You will sleep soundly and restfully, because you know that right on the minute the cheerful ring of the Westclox will surely waken you.Pu ta Westclox at your bedside and say good-bye to restless slumber and tardy rising.Look for the trade mark Westclox on the dial and six cornsred tag.WESTERN CLOCK CO., Limited, PETERBOROUGH, ONT.Biz Ben Baby Ben $4 50\tUso A merica $4.00 Sleep-Meter $300 Jack c'Lantern $4.00 Pocket Ben $2.00 29 Git-Ben $.too BISHOPS HAS HIGH STANDARD OF EDUCATION Ideals Towards Which Bishop\u2019s University Is Working.Exact and studied observation leads to measured reasoning and the acquisition of skill and is the ideal toward which true education should strive, according to Dr.Charles W.Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, and world-wide authority on teaching.Faced with the difficulty of providing a large number of applicants with a college education, some universities have probably found it difficult to provide facilities for that exact and studied observation which Dr.Eliot lays down as an essential.But there is one university which according to its graduates, has striven successfully for eighty-one years to put into practice what Dr Eliot has but recently put into words.It is Bishop\u2019s University at Lennoxville founded as far back as 1843.\u201cBishop\u2019s haj never been one of those large, bustling \u201cinstitutions\u201d where the size of the graduating classes and the success of the athletic teams are of more importance than the general scholastic standing of the students\u201d said one graduate talking in affectionate terms of his Alma Mater.\u201cIt has always been the aim of Bishop\u2019s to emulate the great English universities of Oxford and Cambridge and to turn out men well educated in every sense of that much-abused word.\u201d A minimum of 20 students a year are given financial assistance in getting their Arts Degree at Bishop\u2019s.This is done through bursaries and scholarships and applies to students from all over the Dominion, the only condition bejng a certain standard of education and character.\t**\u201d The amount of assistance is de-terminerd by the student\u2019s worth, application to studies and general bearing.None are working their way through college, as the financial assistance accorded dispenses with this.BEDFORD TURNS ! DOWN \u2018SUMMER TIME\u2019 PLAN Failed to Reach Agreement at Council Meeting\u2014Other News Notes and Personals.Don't neglect to read the Classified Advertisements in this issue.They likely name something you want.'«isrre are a* many kinds of Vantforc! Roofing as there are kinds of roof Each one is best for one purpose.No matter what sort of building you are erecting you want the roof that will look the best, last the longest, give the best protection from fire and storm\u2014 and be the best value for your money.Whether you choose the high quality \u201cBrantford Slate\u201d or the lightest weight roll-roofing the name \u201cBrantford\u201d insures the quality, nothing but the best goes into our \u201cBrantford\u201d roofing.\u201cBrantford\u201d serves you best.Choose the style of Brantford Roofing that is best for your [purpose.Brantford.Roofs Distributed under Brantford Roofing Trade Mark* through Brantford Roofing Dealers.Stock carried, Information furnished, service rendered by our dealer in vour district.Write for descriptive literature or advice on roofing problems.v-V.' FOUR-IN-ONE Thli style of Brantford Asphalt Slates saves time In laying and makes a good looking roof.Four unlading color».TAPERED SLATES For fine architectural effect* and the utmost In protection and weai.Four unfading colon.Brantford Roofing Company, Limited Mead Office and Factory» Brantford, Ontario Rrmnch Offtcat and Warehouata aft Toronto, Windsor, Wlnnlpa*, Montreal, Halifax and! St.John, N.B.Brantford ARRO-LOCKS Of Brantford Quality,' In aspecialdeslftn,making â low-cost roof.Particularly adapted for layinc orer old wood \u2022hlntle*.Two color», Red and Greca.Brantford ROLL ROOFING I» made In many welghttand style».Save money by getting the kind that suits your building.BEDFORD, Que., May, 22.\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Cyril Dudd with their children, of Greens Corners, Vt, were recently visiting relatives at Mystic, and Mrs.Dodd\u2019s mother in Bedford.Miss Dorothy Severight was a guest on Sunday at the home of Mr.D.P.Jones.Miss Freda Vaughan, of Stan-bridge Ridge, was the guest on Saturday of Miss Thelma Jones.Mr.and Mrs.C.0.Jones and family motored to Champlain, N.Y.on Sunday, to visit the latters parents ,Mr.and Mrs.Edward Albee.who have just returned from St.-Cloud, Fla., where they spent the winter months.Mr.Thomas Howie, was a visitor to Bedford on Saturdav.The Rev.F.L.Whitley,» Messrs.D.J.Reid and Harry Jones motored to Knowlton on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.Eric Hibbard, of Sutton, were guests the past weekend of Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Sheltus.Miss Kathleen Jenkins, of Montreal, arrived here on Thursday evening, and will remain for a while as a guest of the Rev.F.L.Whitley, and Mrs.Whitley.Mr.Raymond Best motored from St.Albans, Vt., on Saturday, and spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Best.The sale of work held on Thurs-1 day last by the Guild members of St.James church was one of the most successful sales ever held.Despite the inclemency of the weather, buyers were plentiful and prices were good, s-welling the funds of the treasury.The regular session of the Town Council w'as held on Wedneesday evening with a full attendance of members.Routines business was transacted, and the paying of bills ordered the question of \u201cDaylight Saving\u201d was brought up and as it could not be agreed upon, Bedford will not have \u201cDaylight Saving.\u201d Mrs.Hiram Best, Upper Bedford, entertained on Saturday afternoon in honor of the twelfth birthday of her daughter, Evelyn, when the following young guests were present:- Miss Ruth Howie, of Pike River: Isabel Currie, Angeline Stevens, Doris Jones, Eleanor Jones.Leslie Smith, Stella Shapiro, Sybil Brainin, Erestine Best, J.Getty, Lucele Creller, Marie Halleslev Della Proctor, John Ewing, Harvev Shapiro, Merely Cockerline, Hugh Getty.Bert Gould, Malcolm Mc-Caw, Elliott Cockerline and Charles McCaw.a delightful afternoon was spent by the young people playing different games, after which delicious refreshments were served bv Mrs.Best.Among other gifts received by the young hostess was a camera from a number of her guests.The following account of the death of Mrs.John Bockus will be of interest, as she was at one time | a resident of this town.Mrs.John Bockus died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.Elwyn Thompson, in the Parish of St.Armand West, after an illness of some weeks.For years past her health had been poor, but during the early part of the winter, Mrs.Bockus seemed in rather better health than for some time previous.The funeral, which was held at the house, was conducted by the Rev.Mr.J.B.Hicks, of' the Methodist Church, interment was in the Ploss Cemetery on Dutch Street.The late Mrs.Bockus was born Mary Whitehead, of Kent County, England.At the age of twenty she married William Beers.Later they came to Canada and bought a small farm at Mystic.A few^ years after a daughter, now Mrs.Elwin Thompson, vaS born.When the latter was seven months old, Mr.Beers died in the Montreal General Hospital.His widow and child remained for a time at Mystic, then w^ent to the Parish of St.Armand West, where Mrs.Bockus took care of Miss Eva Bockus until the latter\u2019s death, after which she married Mr.John Bockus.Mr.Bockus predeceased his wife some years ago.She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.Elwin Thompson, and one grandchild, Myrtle Thornn-son.Mr.and Mrs.Thompson warmly appreciate the many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of Mrs.Bockus, particularly a wreath from Mrs.J.A.Bockus was appreciated.Mrs.Merrill Hungev'ord, of Swaiitcn.Vt.is here staying with her brother.Ml.Samuel Cosiett, for an indifinitc tune.\t^ Mr.B.Draper spent last Sunday in ( owansville at his home.Mr.and Mrs.Alex D.I'nlior, of Montreal, wen the guests drit.v the past Week-end of the ktU.vs mother, Mrs.Wellington Bockus.Mi.and Mrs.Lewis Currie and the Messrs.Lawrence Taylor and Charles Coivy, motored tc Farr,-Hm on Sunday.Miss Ellicot , of Montreal, is staving at the home of Mrs.D.J.Reid, Upper Bedford.Mrs.Richard L.Craighead and young son, Richard, who have spent the past two n or.ths with t\u201eo Termer\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Jones, have left for their home at Surge Tank, Vt.Mrs.Jones accompanied Mrs.Craighead as far as White River Junction.What might have proven n tv serious fire nad it not been ;i v.o-vend in time, eccured at .ho home of Mr.Capsev on Monday morning.The fire originated in an up-stairs bedroom, through which a stov^ pipe passed, and was caused by the high wind blowing that morning.The contents of the bedroom were entirely destroyed, but with ilie assistance of neighbors the fire was controlled before more damage was dona.Oakland Six Have you examined this brand new Oakland Coupe for yourself?Have you seen this truly fine closed car at its unbelievably low price?See it* Drive it* Then you will know why it is called the finest light six in the world* Brand New Six-Cylinder Engine\u2014Four Wheel Brakes Centralized Controls\u2014Fisher Bodies The Blue Ribbon Motor Sales 80 Wellington Street South, Sherbrooka Prices Touring Roadster Sport Tour.Sport Rdstr.-3-P.Coupe *1600 *1600 $1765 $1765 $1945 GENERAL^ Coupe for Four $2190 Sedan .$^275 Prices f.o.b.Sherbrooke.Taxes included.Ask about Oakland's Special Payment Plan Watch for the while strip B et ter than ever iMlSSiLli 5 F* 55 OLD METHOD it Dominion royal cord tires \u2014for years the standard of tire durability, mileage and tire values in Canada\u2014the standard by which all tires are measured, \u2014now better than ever because of the two greatest features discovered in tire building since the cord tire itself was developed\u2014the Web Cord process and Sprayed Rubber.These features are exclusive in Dominion Royal Cord and U-cord Tires in Canada.WEB CORD PROCESS Dominion Royal Cord Tires, because of these new processes, now have greater uniformity of wear \u2014 more resiliency\u2014more mileage\u2014greater value than ever.Dominion Cord Tires made by the Web Cord process aré âs much better than cord tires made by the old method, as cord tires are better than fabric tires.These great advantages come to you without increase in the' price\u2014they are extra value\u2014more mileage\u2014which do not add a cent to your cost of Dominion Cord Tires.DsiiiiipiTirsL Royal Cords - u-cords CODERE & FILS, LIMITEE SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR 18 Wellington St.North\tSherbrooke, Que.\tPhone 808 MILBY Mr.C.Deware motored up from Pepperell, Mass., on Saturday, brin&ing his mother and sister to their summer home here.Miss F.Maloney has been visiting at Miss Lamb\u2019s.Mrs.M.Hunting, of Sherbrooke, has been at Mr.E.A.Burton\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.W.Campbell, of Boston, Mass., have been guests of Mr and Mrs.J.Campbell.Mr.R.Hambly, of Coaticook, was here on business the first of Um week.I PAGE FOURTEEN SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1924.Record\u2019s Classified Advertisements CASH RATE\u201425 words or less, 35c.\u2018 each insertion; one cent each additional word.Six insertions for the price of five if run daily.\u2022 CHARGE RATE\u20142c.per word for each insertion; minimum charge 50c.each insertion.FOR SALE CANOE\u2014FIRST CLASS, ALSO NEW AC-cessories, the lot for sale at a bargain price.Start or add to your watercraft at a reasonable figure.Call 125S-J now.TO LET j TF YOU WANT A REAL DOG.BUY A | \"Great Dane Puppy.\u201d Splendid, hand-! some, either sex, kind, very intelligent.! Great watch dogs.Can train them to do \\ anything.Apply A.Murray.P.O.Box 24, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Que.OFFICE FOR RENT \u2014 NOW IS THE time to secure attractive quarters in the Record Block.Inquire at Record Office.Front office to let in record Building, formerly occupied by National Railways.Rent $25 per month.Apply at Record Oce.I*\t~ LET IN JUTRAS BLOCK, CORNER 'L of King and Peel Sts., professional and business offices, with the use of a vault, also ~ heated apartments and a modern photo-prapher\u2019s studio; one eight-room tenement, seated, with bath and electric lights, gas, ,»nd hardwood floors, etc.This block is in 9v.e of the best locations in the city for business.Immediate possession and moderate - prices.Apply J.P.Jutras, Auctioneer.yrriNDows, doors and molding for ^ ^ salemPhone £84, General Lumber & Mfg.Co.T)RIVATE SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Thursday and Friday evenings, the 22nd and 23rd May, at 7.30 p.m.Apt.7, Monument National Bldg., Marquette St.TYE LAVAL NO.12 CREAM SEPARA-tor for sale, nearly new.Apply W.F.Gauthier.Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Que.A VERY NICE COMFORTABLE APART-ment to rent.Apply W.S.Allen, IIS ' Wellington St.North.ELF-CONTAINED HOUSE TO LET OR ^ sell, corner Portland Ave.and Quebec St., of ten rooms, fire-place, hot water reat, .all up-to-date ; surrounded with shade trees.Apply Thomas M.Cowan, 56 Portland Ave.TD EVERSIBLE BABY CARRIAGE IN first class condition, for sale.Cheap for cash.Box 23 Record.PTRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE \u2014 Progressive, Everbearing and Senator Dunlop.In lots of 100 or over, price ?1.50 delivered.M.F.Goddard, Box 133, Waterloo, Que.¦pOR SPRUCE, CEDAR.MAPLE AND -*\u2022 other kinds of trees, turfing and stones for building, phone 469-r-5.FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE TO LET.ALL up-to-date, hardwood varnished floors, garage and garden ; situated on Main St., Lennoxviile.Also a garage on Stanley Ave.Phone 8SS-W.VTORTH HATLEY COTTAGE.SEVEN rooms, furnished, to rent.Good location.Page Printing & Binding Co., Sherbrooke.Phone 467.r> COTTAGES TO LET FOR SUMMER ^ months ; unfurnished ; overlooking Lake Massawippi ; near Depot, post office, general store.A.Murray, P.O.Box 24.Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Que.Room and board to let in pri- vate family of two, in good locality ; gentlemen preferred.Phone 1055-J.TTEATED APARTMENT TO LET OF SIX rooms, with fire-place ; also three rooms up to date.Ed.Bradley.Phone 821-W.EDUCATIONAL PITMANS SHORTHAND TYPEWRIT-ing, etc.Complete Business Training, Individual Lessons.Prospectus on application.Frank Dudley\u2019s Pitman\u2019s Shorthand and Business School.Darche Block, Wellington St.South.Tel.169S-F.'DIG REDUCTION ON HATS FOR FRI-day and Saturday at 75 Wellington St.North, upstairs from Rouleau\u2019s Jewellery Store./^RUSHED STONE FOR SALE AT Actonvale.C.N.R.delivery.Especially Uj\u201d clean and lime stone screenings from 1?dust Apply Kennedy Construction Co., Limited, 310 Shaughnessy Building, Montreal, Que.Telephone Main 7811.AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE pHEVP.OLET CAR FOR SALE CHEAP to a quick buyer.Apply phone 1498-M, or 168 Murray St.I\t< McLAUGHLIN-BUICK MASTER sùCi fjve passenger touring car, four-wheel brakes.Run 2600 miles.Owner leaving city.63 Wellington St.LIVE STOCK FOR SALE If you were looking for a better place to live \u2014 as you probably are\u2014you\u2019d consider the \u201cTo Let\u201d idvertisements the most important things in the paper.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS jx | Deaths, 25c.; Death where funeral notice is I added, 75c.; Card of Thanks, 75c.; In Me-moriam, 75c.; poetry, 10c.per line; list of flowers, 10c.per line; Births, 25c.; Marriage^ 26c.When charged, 25c.extra in all above cases.BIRTHS PENDER.\u2014At Windsor Mills, Que., on Friday, May 16th, 1924, a son, (James George Urquhart) to Mr.and Mrs.E.G.Pender, Cnee |Mary C.Dearden.) BALDWIN.\u2014At Ayers\u2019 Cliff, Que., on May 19th, 1924, a son, (Philip Edson) to Mr.and Mrs.P.W.Baldwin, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE pOULTRY FARMS, MARKET GARDENS -L at less than city lot prices.Six-acre plots, one mile from Sherbrooke.Phone 1492-J, or apply 104 Wellington St.North.OMALL FARM FOR SALE NEAR HIGH-^ water, Que.Hen house for 200 hens.Good building.For terms apply to Mrs.Ada E.Griggs or C.A.Bailey, High water.Que.4 FEW CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE WITH frontage on Brome Lake if desired, on estate of the late Judge Lynch.Apply to Mrs.Lynch, Knowlton, Que.pOTTAGE FOR SALE\u2014SITUATED ON Little Lake, 2^ miles from Katevale.Lot 150 ft.frontage by 400 ft.Apply Box 93 Record.WANTED TO BUY YV1'ANTED\u201430 GOVERNMENT TESTED \u2019 * cows, young and straight, any breed.Full particulars and price to J.C.Martin, Richmond, Que.\\YTE BUY SECOND-HAND PIANOS, OR \u2019 \u2019 exchange them for phonographs.Arthur Blouin, 14 Wellington St.South, Sherbrooke, Que.DEATHS.LEETE.\u2014Entered into rest on Thursday, May 22nd, 1924, at the residence of his daughter, Miss Mabel Leete, 115 Brooks Street, Nelson H.Leete, aged 61 years.The funeral will take place Friday afternoon, May 23rd, from the Chapel of Lord\u2019s Funeral Home at 3.30.Interment in Elmwood cemetery.GILSON.\u2014Entered into rest May 21st, 1924, at her late residence, 75b Frontenac Street, Mrs.Wm.L.Gilson, at the age of 52 years.The funeral service wall be held at the late residence, Friday afternoon, May 23rd, at 2.30 Interment in Elmwood cemetery.(Lord\u2019s, 308.) CARD OF THANKS.We wish to express our thanks to the many friends who assisted in any way during the recent illness and death of our beloved husband and daddy, especially would we extend thanks to the members of the quartettef and all who sent the beautiful flowers.MRS.F.J.McVEAY AND ARNOLD McVEAY.¦piGHT EXTRA CHOICE GRADE MILCH cows for sale and are all tubercular tested.Come and see them.Z.Lalumiere, Compton Village, Que.O STALLIONS FOR SALE\u2014TW'O PER-cherons and Belgian ; can be seen at Queen\u2019s Hotel Stables.MALE HELP WANTED Make money at home\u2014$1 to $2 an hour for your.spare time writing show-, tards for us.No canvassing.We instruct and supply you -with work.West-Angus Showcard Service* 25 Colborne Building, Toronto.BOY OF 16 OR 17 WANTED.ONE speaking ^both languages preferred.McKee Sales & Service, 22-24 King St.W.O ALES MEN WANTED FOR CITY.APPLY ^\t203-205 Bank of Commerce Bldg., Sher- brooke.Married man with small family\" wanted at once for farm work.Good wages for a good man, with cottage, wood and milk.Apply at once by phone or letter.W\\ S.Armitage.Box 23, Sherbrooke.Phone \u2019 36.HTO AVOID INBREEDING WE OFFER for sale our Ayrshire Herd Sire, Marjories Bold Boy 2nd, 66C»S9.He is a good breeder, a splendid individual and easily handled.Price $75; also a few bull calves from R.O.P.Dams.Prices reasonable.H.L.Hastings & Sons.Sweetsburg.Que.SITUATIONS WANTED.SCOTTISH WOM.N WANTS HOUSE-cleaning work by the day or hour.Phone I064-F.TEACHERS WANTED YU ANTED \u2014 GIRL\u2019S SECOND-HAND ^ * bicycle for girl ten years old.Must be in good condition.Phone 48 or 417 Victoria Street.SITUATIONS VACANT.IN MEMORIAM.In loving memory of Alberta Wilson, who died one year ago today, May 22nd, 1923.Inserted by Father and Mother, MR.AND MRS.ROYAL WILSON.Bury, Que.Professional AnH Business Directory ADVOCATES w ELLS, LYNCH & WILSON, ADVO-cates, Hochelaga Bank Bldg.ERASER, RUGG.MIGNAULT & HOLT-ham.Advocates, Q.C.R.Building.NICOL, LAZURE.COUTURE & ROUS-seau.Advocates, Olivier Building, corner Wellington & King Streets.AWRENCE, MORRIS & McIVER, ADVO-J cates, etc.Sherbrooke & Richmond, Que.W.MU L YEN A, ADVOCATE.OFFICE opp.Court House.Wellington St.PANNETON & BOISVERT.ADVOCATES, 32 Wellington St.North.Office at East Angus every Saturday afternoon.EWING & McFADDEN ADVOCATES Rooms 3G£ to £10, 205 St, James Street.Montreal.J.Armitage Ewing, K.C.George S.McFadden.K.C.AUDITORS, AUCTIONEERS, ETC.JOHN J.GRIFFITH, L.I.A., AUCTION-eer, Accountant, Commissioner and Aud-itor, 46 Wellington St, North.Telephone 71.ARCHITECTS W.GREGOIRE, 16 WELUNGTON ST.South.Phone 2&0.CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS JH.BRYCE, L.A., C.G.A., AUDITOR.J 186 Quebec St., Sherbrooke.Tel.1303.ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS SYDNEY A.MEADE, QUEBEC LAND Surveyor, Çoaticook, Que.Bell phone.CASINO Prices: Mat.15c; Eve.25c; Children 10c.NOW SHOWING The favorite of millions.Daredevil TOM MIX in \u201cA Mile-a-Minute Romeo\u2019\u2019 A fast and furious comedy-drama of the Wild Weat.How a man.a woman and a horse defeat a whole town in its purpose of killing a great love.Wm.Duncan and Edith Johnson in \u201cThe Fast Express\u201d \u201cMOVING,\u201d a Cameo Comedy.OTHERS.BIG SPECIAL BILL\u2014SUNDAY\u201d ONLY.COMING\u2014MON., TUES., WED.Can success be attained through Bluff?See Agnes Ayres and Antonio Moreno in \u201cBLUFF\u201d The amazing adventures of a smalltown girl who out-bluffed New York and won fame and fortune.The story deals with Fifth Avenue\u2019s famous modistes and beautiful models.OTHER ATTRACTIONS.MUSICIANS MR.IRWIN SAWDON, MEMBER OF Council and Representative Dominion College of Music.New Studio, 165 London Street.Special course for diplomas in Voice, Piano, Violin, Cellof Harmony and Counterpoint.Phone 835.NOTARIES YTTORTHINGTON & BORLASE, NOTAR-VY ies Public.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS VITEAVERS AND SPINNERS WrANTED ** at our woollen mill at Way\u2019s Mills.Phone 24S-r-12, Rock Island.Telford & Chapman, Way\u2019s Mills.Que.AGENTS WANTED.4 GENT WANTED FOR QUICK SELLING articles, used in every home.Samples sent on approval.Edward Lslip, 2977 Dundas St., Toronto.HHEACHER WANTED FOR THE VALLEY school rcanicipality ci Valcartier : du-: ties to commence the first September, a ten-! mentfcs\u2019 term.Apply stating salary expect-: ed to Mr.John McCartney, Sec.-Treas., Val-i cartier Village.WANTED TO RENT IT 7 AN TED \u2014 LARGE, UNFURNISHED * ' bedroom in private family, suitable for Lwo girls ; central location, with board preferred.Apply Box 16 Record.ITTANTED \u2014 MODESTLY FURNISHED * \u2019 bungalow for August with bathing and golf facilities.Apply Room 4, 50 King St.West.Phone 1217.MISCELLANEOUS nnEACHERS WANTED WITH ELEMEN-*\u2022 tary diploma, Protestant, for school in township of East Bolton, Brome County.Term, eight months, 1924-25.Salary $55 per montb.Apply with references to Wm.E.Juby, See.-Treas.f Bolton Centre, Que.\u2022I QUALIFIED PROTESTANT ELEMEN-tary teacher wanted by school trustees Township o: Magog, for a term of eight months.School to open Sept.2nd.Salary, $50 per month.R.R.Merrill, Sec.-Treas, R.R.No.3, Magog.Que.PROFITABLE AGENCY- OPEN FOR SEL-dng fine line of tailored-to-measure clothes at popular prices.Exclusive territory.Good opportunity for active men and merchants.Write for particulars.Dept, F, Sterling Tailored Clothes, 591 St.Catherine West.Montreal.VTfANTED\u2014GENTLEMEN TO BOARD-IN ** private family; nee of phone 344-W.Apply 25 Wolfe St- 'TTYPE WRITERS TO RENT \u2014 UNDER-wood, Royai or Remington $4.00 a ; month.Empire, $3.00 a month.Burroughs ! Adding Machine or Calculator, 25.00 a month.E.S.Gieaaon, 41 Wellington St., Sherbrooke, Que.Phone 690 or 1526-W.TO LENT) 0K GGOD first! mortgage.Apr.y to R~v>rH O PROTESTANT TEACHERS WANTED j with Elementary diplomas for Brome, Iron Hill and Bond ville schools.Term eight months commencing Sept.tth.Salary $55 per month.Apply to M.P.Chapman, Sec.-Treas.Brome, Que.FEMALE HELP WANTED ENERAL SERVANT WANTED.NO r washing, family of two.Apply Mra.H.Lloyd, 203 Belvidere St.Box 22.Have your sewing done cheap and satisfaction guaranteed at 75 Wei-Tngton St.North, upstairs.Unwashed Wool Wanted Wanted \u2014 51,00# Pounds Unwashed Wool, for delivery in month of April and .lay.Highest Cash Market Prices paid.Phone, write or call Phone 1247 or 347.SHERBROOKE IRON, METAL * HIDE CO^ LIMITED, 2S& Wellington St South.r^OOD COOK GENERAL WANTED AT once for family of three.Apply Mi&ees Kinkead.69 \"Queen SL p 1RL WANTED FOR BAKERY.STEADY, pleasant employment; night work.Apply Allatt\u2019a Bakery, 16 Brompton Road.Customs Sale by Public Auction To be sold by Public Auction under the provisions of the Customs Act at 2 p.m.in Abercorn, Que, on Saturday, May 31st, 1924 the following goods which have been forfeited or which are in default for payment of duties under the Customs Laws, viz.; Packages of One 5-Passenger Studebaker Sedan, 1924 model; and other articles as per list on file and to be seen at the Customs House, Abercorn, Que.Terms cash.Sale subject to continuance next day and until completed.Collector of Customs.F.F.FYLES, Dated at Abercorn, Que., 19th Dav of May.1924.TENDERS Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned shall be received until May 26th, instant, at 8.30 p.m., for the construction of concrete sidewalks in the Town of Windsor, at so much per square yard, according to specifications which may be seen and examined at the Office of the Corporation of the Town of Windsor.The tenders must be presented with an accepted cheque equal to 10% of the amount tendered.The Council reserves the right to accept any one of the tenders.Windsor, Que., May 12th, 1924.J.A.LAGASSE, Sec.-Treas.Dr.w.a.farwell, specialist to the Sherbrooke Hospital.Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Phone 457.\t45 Dufferin Ave.D R.R.SPEER, Whit.Blk.Tel.1240.Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.Spec, to Sher.Hosp.DR.DARCHE, SPECIALIST, EYE, EAR, Nose and Throat.Bronchial tube diseases, asthma, etc.Private Hospital, 92 King St.West, Sherbrooke.Tel.664.Dr.l.c.baghand, consulting, Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.New Olivier Block, Corner King and Wellington Sts., Sherbrooke.D R.ETHIER, PHONE 676, 34 KING ST.West.Electrotherapy ; Urinary DiseaaeA.DUS.McCABE & PLANTE, SPECIALISTS to the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital.Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Olivier Block, Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.1740.Office hours Î.3Û a.m.to 5 p.m.NOTICE New Houses To Rent $15.M and $16.00 per month Phone E.W.L.Page at 1600 or call at the office of the Canadian Conn.Cotton Mills.r^OOD PLAIN COOK WANTED.STATE ;\texperience and wages desired.C.U.Clark, North Hatley, Que.Maid general wanted, family of four.Mrs.C.S.Ives, 13 Magog St.Phone 771-J.VI fANTED IMMEDIATELY, A CAPABLE * \u2019 general servant.Apply Mrs.G.L.| Hume, 22 Montreal St.AT AID WANTED TO GO TO MONTREAL \u2014Family of two.Reference?required.Apply to Mrs.Vire berg, 67 Belvidere St.j North.Phone S.4^-W.To Whom It May Concern: By mutual agreement with my father, Stephen A.Hyatt, I, John W.Hyatt, agreed after hi* death to look after my brother, Harry J.Hyatt, for which he did on the 20th day of Mayt 1918, will, give and bequeath unto me : One Thousand Dollar^, and also had my brother\u2019s will made In my j favor.And on the 13th day of November, 1923, : did annul and replace said wills by others, | thereby releasing me from all obligations to ! my brother.All other statements in regard to this are without foundation and untrue.JOHN W.HYATT, Compton, Que., MRS.STEPHEN A.HYATT, C.G.HYATT PUBLIC NOTICE T TOUSEKEEPER WANTED FOR FAMILY X1 0f three, in city.References required, p p ! y 52 Weil r.gton St.Sou th.FARMERS Have you any hay for sale?If ho, :-:ee Mr.K.L.idol.Room 120, New Sherbrooke House.Best market prices paid, cash on the car.I, the undersigned, William j Brault, Mayor of the City of Sher-; brooke, do hereby proclaim Saturday, May 24th, instant, a civic holi-! day in order to allow general par-i ticipation in the Victoria Day and ; Dollard Anniversary celebrations.I would ask the citizens to kindly observe this day as such.(Signed) W.BRAULT, Mayor.True Copy.22nd May 1924.E.C.CATIEN, Secy.-Treas./ IAN ADA.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, DIS- j trict of St.Francis.Superior Court, No.; 185.The sixteenth day of May, 1924.Before: | Messrs.Leonard & Bachand, P.S.C.Alfred Rouleaui laborer of the town of Berlin, in the State of New Hampshire, one of the United States of America, Plaintiff, vs.Jean-Baptiste Morrissette, of Fall River, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, one of the United States of America, Etienne Morrissette (alias Steve Morrissette) of Island Pond, in the State of Vermont, one of the United States of America; Henriette Mor-rissette, wife of Jules Hamel, of the City of Manchester, in the State of New Hampshire, one of the United States of America, and the said Jules Hamel, for the purpose of authorizing his said wife for all the purposes hereof ; Melanie Morrirsette, wife of Louis Ledoux, of the town of Bromptonville, in the Province of Quebec, and the said Louis Le-doux, for the purposes of authorizing his said wife for all the purposes hereof ; Amanda Morrissette, Alpha Morrissette, W\u2019il-frii Morrissette.Oscar Morrissette and Armand Morrissette, all of Laconia in the State of New Hampshire aforesaid ; Oliva Poulette of the town of Bromptonville aforesaid ; Edouardina Poulette, of the city of Manchester.wife of John Couture and the said John Couture for the purposes of authorizing his said wife, Napoleon Poulette of the town of Bromptonville, in the Province of Quebec ; Elzear Poulette, of Bromptonville aforesaid ; Fortunat Poulette, of the city of Sherbrooke, Province of Quebec ; Mary Poulette, of Fort William, wife of Ismael Goyette, of Fort William, in the Province of Ontario, and the said Ismael Goyette for the purposes of authorizing his said wife for all purposes hereof, and Malvina Poulette, wife of Jean B.Bruneau, of Fail River, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the said Jean B.Bruneau for the purposes of authorizing his said wife for all purposes hereof.Defendants.The Defendants, Jean-Baptiste Morrissette, Etienne Morrissette (alias Steve Morrissette), Henriette Morria-aette wife of Juiea Hamel, and the said Jules Hamel, for the purpose of authorizing his said wife to these presents, Amanda Mor-rissette, Alpha Morrissette, Wilfrid Morria-uette, Oscar Morrissette, Armand Morrissette, Edouardine Poulette, wife of John Couture, and the said John Couture for the purpose of authorizing hia said wife, Mary Poulette, wife of Ismael Goyette, and the said Ismael Goyette, for the purpose of authorizing his said wife, Malvina Poulette, wife of Jean Bruneau, and the said Jean Bruneau, for the purpose ' authorizing his wife, are ordered to appear within the month.Leonard & Bachand, P.S.C.(Signed) Wells, Lynch & Wilson, Attorneys for Plaintiff.Dr.e.a.tomk:n3, eye, ear, nose and Throat- N.Y.Post-graduate.N.Y.Eye & Ear Infirmary.136 Well.St N.Tel.178.VIT A.STENNING, M.D., NEW YORK ?» Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital.Medical Diagnosis and treatment Offices and X Ray Laboratory.73 Frontenac St, Sheri -ookz.Tel.Office 162.Res.C71-W.EASILY OBTAINED She\u2014I accused her of giving currency to false rumors.He (flappantly)\u2014But where did she get the currency?She\u2014By drawing on her imagination, of course.Notice to Creditors of First Meeting After Receiving Order.THE BANKRUPTCY ACT.In the Estate of J.KRAKOWSKY, Bankrupt, 51 Wellington St.South, Sherbrooke, Que., Authorized Assignor.Notice Is hereby given that J.Krako '.sky, Merchant of Sherbrooke, Que., was adjudged bankrupt and a receiving order made on the seventeenth day of May, 1924, and that the Court has appointed me to be custodian of the estate of the debtor, until the creditors at their first meeting shall elect the trustees to administer the estate of the debtor.Notice Is further given that the first meeting of creditors in the above estate will be held at the office of the official Receiver.Court House, Sherbrooke, Que., on the Thirtieth day of May, 1924, at eleven o\u2019clock in the forenoon (daylight saving).To entitle you to vote thereat proof of your claim must be lodged with me bef^je the meeting is held.Proxies to be used at the meeting must be lodged with me prior thereto.And further take notice that if you have any claim against the debtor for which you are entitled to rank, proof of suck claim must be filed with me or the trustees who will be appointed, within thirty days from the date of this notice, for from and after the expiration of the time fixed by subjection 8 of section 37 of the said Act, the proceeds of the debtor\u2019s estate, shall be distributed among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which shall have been then received.Dated at Montreal, this 20th day of May, 1924.VINCENT LAMARRE.Custodian.Office: 820 \u201cPower\u201d Bldg.83 Craig St.West, Montreal.+ 1\" 4 +\t* *> *\t* 4 + DEATHS REPORTED ^ * \u2022> *\t*:\u2022 * ?\t-i-\t-i- 4-\t