Sherbrooke daily record, 2 août 1924, samedi 2 août 1924

[" \u2014.- - (i.J.rtENOUEAU AU v SMeflirooke Bally Record Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1924.Twenty-seventh Year, London Gathering of Premiers Decides Upon Programme for Launching Reparation Settlement Plan\u2014Compromise on Technical Point Aided by U.S.Ambassador\u2014 Way Open for Settlement of Vexed Question.ALLIED CONFERENCE REACHES AN AGREEMENT Week-End Effort Being Made To Persuade Ulster To Act Dawes Plan Agreed Upon Conference TURNED SACK IN FLIGHT FOR ICELAND TODAY (Associated Press Despatch.) LONDON, August 2.\u2014A complete programme for launching the Dawes reparation settlement plan was agreed upon by the Inter-Allied Conference during a half-hour plenary session at the Foreign Offices this morning.The Allied Premiers and United States Ambassador Kellogg took up the technical point with which the experts had vainly struggled in two all-night sessions, and after modifications, which Premiers Macdonald and Herriot accepted, the compromise settlement was reached.INVITE GERMANS TO LONDON When the agreement was reached the wearied experts, who have slept little during the last forty-eight hours, left the conference room and the chief delegates began framing the invitation for he German Government to send a delegation to London.Prime Minister Macdonald will hand the invitation to the German Embassy this afternoon, and Foreign Minister Stresemann and his colleagues are expected to reach London Monday night.Meanwhile the conference will take a recess with the exception of the jurist\u2019s committees which are drafting the results of the fortnight\u2019s work so that the document can l)e submitted to the Germans.The conference will enter its final phase with the arrival of the Germans who v.ili be asked to express their opinions on the programme for putting the Dawes scheme into operation.After the Germans have been heard a protocol embodying the programme will be signed by the allies and the Germans it is expected and then the reparation commission will make its appointments and set up the organization necessary for carrying out the Dawes proposals.The plenary session adopted the report of the first committee of experts dealing with defaults and penalties.It also adopted the report of the third committee, pertaining to reparation transfers.The fare of the conference hung on this latter committee through the early hours of th;s morning.Unable to reach an agreement the experts passed the problem along to the plenary table where the chief delegates worked out a compromise.\t.The ropJW of the\u2019second committee of experts dealing with the'fiscal and economic unity of Germany had been adopted at a previous plenary session.\u2022GNDON CONFERENCE REPORTED STIMULATED WALL STREET BUSINESS (Associated Press Despatch) NEW\u2019 YORK, August 2.\u2014London cables stating that the reparations conference had reached a complete agreement stimulated the buying of stocks at the opening of today\u2019s market which exhibited a firm tone.Oils rails, steels and coppers were most in demand, but initial changes as a rule were small.Magma copper advanced a point, and Schulte Stores moved up fractionally to a new 1924 high.S.S.Kresge dropped two points and Willys Overland preferred one.U.S.Airplanes Ran into Fog\u2014 One Plane, the New Orleans, Missing.(Associated Press Despatch) KIRKWALL, Aug.2.\u2014The American army airmen on their world flight struck a heavy fog off the north coast of the Orkneys after setting out from here for Iceland early today and the planes became separated.Lieut.Lowell H.Smith and Lieut.Leigh Wade circled their machine for some time in a hunt for Lieutenant Eric Nelson in the New Orleans, who wras apparently in the rear, but not finding him returned to Kirkwall.Lieuts.Smith and Wade returned to Kirkwell at 11:20 o\u2019clock.Their machines flew over Kirkwell, and a message from Lieut.Smith was dropped reading: \u201cSend a message to the Richmond that we all became separated in the fog and that Wade and I have returned.Have not seen Nelson since we became separated on the course 25 miles from Birsay.\u201d The flight commander said that just after clearing the Orkneys the three planes plunged into a dense fog extending up 3,000 feet.The fliers avoided it by dodging eastward, but were soon trapped in another and thicker fog.The fliers immediately lost sight of each other but Smith and W\u2019ade, turning eastward, came together in a clear space 25 miles off Birsay, in the Orkneys.They searched half an hour for Lieutenant Nelson and then abandoned the hunt.Lieut.Smith expressed his belief that Lieut.Nelson was continuing on to Iceland.sBJ ctt&Sf SPECULATION RE COUNCIL SESSION ON MONDAY NEXT Suspension of Secretary Gatien an Important Item\u2014Auditor Bryce\u2019s Report to Be Submitted.PREMIER MACDONALD HOPES FOR AGREEMENT IN THE IRISH BOUNDARY COMMISSION MATTER Will Endeavor to Persuade Ulster to Appoint Commissioner \u2014This Will Make Parliamentary Measure Unnecessary \u2014Important Week-End Conference\u2014Irish Premiers to Meet British Premier and Minister.DR.A.W.M.ELLIS, who has been appointed to the university chair of medicine at Lor don Hospital Medical College.bigsoencF CONVENTION IN1 British Association Gathering Will Open on Wednesday Next.To date there seems to be no apparent change in the municipal activities of the city.Everything is in readiness and everyone is waiting for the meeting which is scheduled for Monday night, August 4th.There are many different business items to come up before the council at this meeting and nearly each one is of interest to the city.The question of Mr.Gatien\u2019s suspension js one of the outstanding questions which will be decided.At next Monday\u2019s meeting the Mayor will give his reasons why he saw fit, in the interest of the city, to suspend Mr.Gatien.It will be up to the council to consider the mayor\u2019s reasons and then decide whether or not Mr.Gatien will remain out of the employ of the City Hall.Probably the chief business of the meeting and the item which will interest people generally is the auditor\u2019s report which it is understood has been carefully arranged by Mr.Bryce and which now is waiting adoption by the city council.The reports of different committees will also be given, as well as considerable correspondence which has accumulated since the last regular meeting.It will be remembered that the last council meeting was held nearly (Associated Press Despatch) TORONTO, Aug., 2.\u2014Secretaries endorsed the 1900th applies-_______________o ____ ____ _______ tion yesterday for membership in.three months ago, and since that the British Association for the ad-' time practically no business has been FRENCH DEPUTIES ADJOURN (Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, Aug.2.\u2014The Chamber of Deputies adjourned yesterday for the summer vacation, subject to a call by President of the Chamber Painleve to hear a report which Premier Herrot may make on the proceedings of the interalied London conference.The expectation is that M.Herriot will suggest to M.Painleve that the Chamber he summoned to hear a report on the reparation settlement as soon as the premier returns from.London.BETTER ACCORD FOR GERMAN PARIS, Aug.2.\u2014 The economic arrangements under which the German industrialists in the Ruhr have been delivering some material on reparation account and paying license and export fees has been extended by the dye, brick, tile, textile, paper and other industries on a similar basis to the extension recently agreed upon by the mine owners and the Franco-Belgian commission.Under this extension the accord remains operative until the Dawes plan goes into effect, except that after August 15 the arangement is de-«lounceable by the Germans on five days\u2019 notice.The Germans are given better terms than under the previous arrangement.WAR BREAD AGAIN IN ROME (Ai>ociated Pres» Despatch) ROME, Aug., 2.\u2014 Beginning ¦Sunday all bakeries in Rome will again bake war bread.It will be called \u201cpopular\u201d bread and sold at one lire 20 centimes per kilogram while the price of the regulaV bread will bo raised to 2 lire per kilogram.The increase in the price of wheat is responsible.^_____________ .j.j.\t\t.j.?>\t>p »j*\t* THE WEATHER -j.\t* * *\t* ?\u2022!\u2022 \u2022!\u2022 >4 \u2022> * ?FAIR AND WARMER Pressure is high over the Great Lakes and on the Pacific coast, while a trough of low extends from Manitoba to New Mexico.The weather has been mostly fair and cool from Ontario eastward and showery in the Western Provinces.Forecast: Moderate winds, fair and a little warmer today and on Sunday.ÜÜ wmm NELSON OF NEW ORLEANS PLANE SAFE.Nelson passes over Faroe Islands.AN EXCITING BANDIT CHASE IN WINNIPEG One Dead, Two Arrested and a $2,000 Bank Roll Recovered \u2014One Was University Graduate.vancement of science which will enter the 95th year of its activity here when Major General Sir David Bruce delivers his inaugural address next Wednesday night as president of the 1924 meeting.Delegates from the universities of Great Britain with their wives and families, numbering 540 in all, arrived in Quebec yesterday, and 200 prominent scientists from the United States will complete the done by the council.The mayor, however, informed the Record recently that the city\u2019s business was not being held up during the present misunderstanding.The different committees, he said, were meeting regularly or when ever necessary, and were transacting their own business.Paving, he also remarked, was being completed very satisfactorily.It will be noticed that since the last meeting of the council, the party.Over 1,000 Torontonians C.P.R.tracks on King Street West ¦will attend the sessions, and an have been paved, as well as the side-additional 200 from neighboring wa]k on Frontenac street.The Galt cities in the province have signi-j street viaduct, however, still re-fied their intention of participmg\tunsettled, in the meetings during the week jn meantime everyone is wait-of August 6-13.\t|jng for Monday night, and citizens Organized in 193 different sec-\tsatisfactory reports will tions, each with a panel of officers, resuit from th-is meeting and that recorders, and secretaries the con-jonce again the Council of the city ference will debate the latest ad-! vvjn function as a Council and make vance in all fields of all scientific the interests of the city their aim research.\t.\t| and watch word.Plans for the science meetings,' - programmes for the visits, and excursions in the Toronto district and time tables for the trips to various points of scenic and scientific interests throughout the Niagara peninsular have engaged the atten-1 tion of a large staff for several months and the details have been | worked out so that the strsngers (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, August 2.\u2014Strong hope and even belief is expressed it many quarters that the week-end conferences arranged between the British ministers and the heads of the Northern and Southern.Irish Governments will result in persuading Ulster to appoint a member to the boundary commission set up by the Anglo-Irish treaty, thus breaking the deadlock which has existed since the ratification of the pact.Those taking part in the conferences will be Premier Macdonald and Colonial Secretary Thomas, for the British Government; William T.Cosgrave, for the Irish Free State, and the Marquis of Londonderry and Hugh Pollock for Ulster.The moderate conservatives are said to be backing the British Gov-emment\u2019s efforts toward such a settlement, but doubt is expressed by some whether the Ulstermen will be able to induce the Free Staters to agree to such a definition of the commissioners\u2019 duties as to limit them to rectification of the boundary line between Northern and Southern Ireland without transferring any considerable part of the Northern area to the Free State\u2014a point upon which the Ulstermen are declared to be inflexible.In the event of the week-end efforts failing, some ot tne political writers discuss the possibility of the Government forcing the issue immediately, without awaiting until autumn to introduce its projected bill which would sanction the formation of the boundary commission wihout the participation of Ulster.These writers say that Secretary Thomas\u2019 statement on the matter in the Hous e of Commons yesterday does not necessarily imply that the Government will wait until October before putting the bill through, assuming it is introduced in Parliament, and that the country may be dramatically surprised by finding itself plunged forthwith into a general election.Mr.Thomas\u2019 statement that, in the event of Ulster\u2019s refusal the introduction of such legislation and its pressure for passage would be undertaken \u201cregardless of consequences,\u201d is interpreted to mean that the Government would treat the measure as a question of confidence and that, if it were rejected by the House of Lords, Parliament would be dissolved and an appeal to the country made.ri .- .rieSi.,\t\u2022 V»*4 ÏJS , c - n rife %4p> O.J.HOWARTH, O.B.E., secre- (Associated Press Despatch) WINNIPEG, Aug.2.\u2014One bandit dead, two under arrest, a §2,000 pay- roll recovered, and city wide search can derive the utmost from their now under way for another man, be-j brief stay, lieved implicated, is the story of a two-hour crime wave in Winnipeg yesterday.The dead man.Mike Kolson, 25, committed suicide after he had been captured in possession of a stolen taxicab.The police refuse to divulge the names of the men arrested, but they were taken into custody following the robbery of A.F.Henderson, an accountant for a local manufacturing company, who was carrying a bag containing $2,000 in currency.RAILWAY POLICE SHOT MAN AS HE ENTERED CAR CASE AGAINST SPANISH CONSUL IN MONTREAL Crown Furnishes Evidence on Charge of Smuggling Alcohol.Kolson, who had been married Were Y/atchinP for Freight Car\tto t^e e.v^en,ce s'ven,^ert \"ore leaving his\t5\t\u201c\tin the charge against the consul and (Associated Press Despatch.) I MONTREAL, Aug.2.\u2014When Miguel Maluquer, Consul for Spain in Montreal, was arrested by Sgt.Salt and constables of the Royal Canadian\t*\t\u2022 j Mounted Police, he objected, argued Three Men Have Been Appointed and treated Salt \u201cas a piece of dirt,\u201d WINKER OF KING\u2019S PRIZE ARRIVES HOME With Other Members of Canada\u2019s ; Bisley Team, Pte.Desmond Burke, of Ottawa, Reaches Quebec.(Associated Press Despatch.) QUEBEC, Aug.2.\u2014Private Desmond Burke, of Ottawa, winner of the King\u2019s prize and £250, and the other members of Canada\u2019s Bisley team, arrived in Quebec on the Meg-antic last night en route for their homes in various points of Canada.PROV.NAMED TO AID CIVIC FINANCE only three weeks, before leaving home yesterday left his bride a note, saying: \u201cIf I do not return you will find the car at the general hospital and I will be no more.\u201d Kolson and a companion hired a taxi at the general hospital, drove Breakers at Niagara Falls.week\u2019s convention.tary of the British Association for j to a suburb, and forced the driver the Advancement of Science, who out, trussing him to a tree They re-.\tturned to the city, and while driving has arrived in Toronto for next aj.a terrific rate of speed were apprehended by a motorcycle patrolman.Kelson\u2019s companion escaped, but Kolson was taken to a nearby house, and while the officer was phoning for the patrol wagon, he whipped out a revolver and shot himself through the head.He died just after admittance to the hospital, which he had left only a few hours before.Police Ramon Toy de Torrents, Spanish importer, of smuggling alcohol into QUEBEC, Aug.2.\u2014Acting under the authority of legislation passed Canada and conspiring to smuggle jat the last session of the legislature narcotics.\tthe Provincial Cabinet appointed to- Sergeant Salt swore that the con-!day three auditors to be at the dis-sul raised his ebony cane as if to'posal of municipalities to organize strike.Then the \u201cMounties\u201d pushed their financial affairs and as much his elbow a little using the consul\u2019s us possible to render more unitoim ARGENTINE FLIER IS NOW IN PERSIA (Associated Press Despatch) BUNDER ABBAS, Persia, Aug.2.\u2014Major Zanni, the Argentine military aviator, who is attempting a round-the-world flight along the route mapped out by the British aviatcr, Stuart MacLaren, arrived here yesterday from Basra, rak.Since Wednesday Major Zanni has flown from Aleppo, Syria.-4- U.S.FLIERS HOP OFF FOR ICELAND (Associated Press Despatch) KIRKWALL.Orkney Islands, Aug.2.\u2014The United States world fliers left here today for Iceland.They took off from Houton Bay for the 560-mile trip at 8.16 a.m.-4- STEAMER ARRIVALS (Associated Pres.Despatch) NEW YORK, Aug., 1.\u2014Resolute, Hamburg; Britannia, St.Mich nels; Aquitania, Southampton and Cherbourg.LONDON, Aug., 1.\u2014 Canadian Pioneer, Montreal.LIVERPOOL, Aug., 1 royal, Quebec.(Associated Press Despatch) NIAGARA FALLS, Ont.Aug.2.\u2014Frank Gardner, formerly of this city and for some years of Niagara Fails, N.Y., was fatally wounded by clulJVV a\tUi511ls tllo\tB \u201e\u201e r______ \u2014 - Lew \\ ork Central policemen when 1\tagainst himself so that be the various accounting systems of he entered a merchandise car.He tlml'bl'ed backwards.He denied that those bodies.The three appointees was shot in the abdomen, his body (be 0r anv of his constables had taken are Albini Messier, controller, ot bt.being literally torn to pieces, from consul by th^tteoat\ti Hyacinthe.A.S.Towner, of Rim- tho discharge from a sawed-off shotgun.There have been many robberies of cars on the railway recently, and 1 Monday.Sergeant Hardeker and Officer1* Clark took places on board the \u201chot shot\u201d freight train.They were hidden in a merchandise car.As they passed over the river they heard ed and the defence will begin on ! declared the two men were bank someone, land °n the roof ^le robbers and had evidently planned to car; andf.soo,n ]t was saen that ,the hold up a bank during the noon hour.sea]s °n door w\"e k,elnf broken The car contained masks, guns and and the Aoo\\ opened.Gardner was jimmies.Kolson was a druggist.| hatl^nf \" to a rope ladder He and a graduate of the University of entered and used a flashlight.As he Manitoba.Shortly after the suicide, the police were called to the warehouse district in the centre of the city, where the accountant of the manufacturing company had been bold up.A man shoved a gun in Henderson\u2019s face and grabbed the satchel containing the money.He was followed by a bystander, who, after a struggle, forced him to drop the bag.The robber, however, broke away and escaped.- - - ¦ ¦*>- MAY BE BISHOP TO HAMILTON (Aftsocialrd Prea» Despatch) TORONTO.Aug., 2.\u2014 It is stated that Right Rev.Mgr.M.D, Whalen would shortly be conse-Mont- crated bishop and transferred to Hamilton dioccso.stepped in the officers turned a flashlight on him and ordered him to put up his hands.Instead, he pulled a revolver and fired three shots.The police returned the fire, and the two charges took effect in his stomach.Even after Gardner was wounded he fired one last shot which, like the others, went wild.Although told he had only a few' minutes to live, ha refused to reveal his identity.-a- HON.CHAS.STEWART MAY RUN IN WEST EDMONTON (Ansociated Prn»» Despatch.) EDMONTON, Aug., 2.\u2014There is talk in political circles of Hon.Charles Stewart, Minister of the interior, shortly announcing his candidature for the new federal scat oi Wast Edmontou.R.L.Calder, Crown prosecutor, ! ouski, controller of the Lower St.declared the case for the Crown clos- Lawrence Power Company, and J.Bournet, secretary-treasurer ot the municipality at Chambly.The move of the government follows several cases of bad financial administration reported in municipalities and school commission, which will also be a subject to the supervision of the three auditors mentioned.The government may delegate the three auditors for inquiries or they may be requested to act by the two categories of bodies concerned to reorganize the financial administration.Costs of such inquiries or reorganization will be looked after bv the Provincial Government.GOOD CROPS IN PROVINCE ARE FORECASTED All Sections of Quebec Will Have Good Harvests\u2014Spring Late, But Recent Rains Helped.FAILURES IN CANADA 'ib:: m Hi ,s.ï tmfâà m s',\t.V \u2022 :\u2022\t: ; PEGGY JOYCE, movie actress, whose fourth husband, Count Gosta Morner, has entered a suit for an* nulment of marriage.-4- BREAD PRICES NOT CHANGED AT MOOSE JAW (Associated Press Despatch) MOOSE JAW, Aug.2.\u2014The local bakers have decided not to increase the price of bread while the present stocks of flour last.An informal discussion on the matter was held in Regina on Thursday between bak*rs from Moose Jaw, Saskatoon and Regina, when the foregoing decision was reached.ly: LESS THAN FOR SAME PERIOD 3: LAST YEAR.\tS (Associated Press Despatch) TORONTO, Aug.2.\u2014Failures in j £ Canada and Newfoundland, accord-;'::; ing to R.G.Dunn and Company, to- 3: tailed 22 during the week ending , (Associated Press Despatch) MONTREAL, Aug.2.\u2014 Between the opening of navigation and July 31, 61,425,039 bushels of grain have passed through this port.Dr.W.L.- __ _\t\u201e McDougald, president of the Harbor j August 1st, as compared with 64 in Commission, stated here yesterday.| the corresponding week of 1923.By This compares corresponding McDougald sa _\t.\t.son to believe that the record of 11; Alberta, 5: British Columbia, 2; 166,000,000 bushels of wheat in 1922 Nova Scotia, 1; New Brunswick, 1; would be broken this year.\tNewfoundland, 2.Read the Record While on Your Holidays Readers are reminded that the Record can be forwarded to them promptly while on their holidays, if so desired.1, suattfu little > cauci .I wie l Ul Isummit,\t\u2014J res with 54,328.625 in the\tj provinces last week the\tfailures were ; x:\tThe\tshort\tterm\tsubscription ing period of 1923.\tDr.\tlas follows:\tg\tfale\tls- c,nsh: °ne\t40\tg said there was every\trea-1 Ontario,\t12;\tQuebec,\t9; Manitoba,\tX;\ttwo\tweeks\t-Oc.\tIf\tcharged,\tg \u2022\tF1\tI 1 \u2022 A 1 V\\v-Fit 1\tf rvliimKm\tlOC\t*.\u2022_ 2737 ^ PAGE TWO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, ÏTZ4.¦ -: ending well.Except for srorte*?, together with a certain amount of discomfort arising from the intense heat of the day and the loss of a fine silk umbrella, none were any the worse for the incident.Latex in the day Mrs.McCreary mo- ST.FRANCIS TAKE yiR BUS OFF DISTRICT NEWS INMIfOOTBATO ______ The hot water extraction of corns I tored across the lake to Massawippi fit*Grind* W Daily Record 's the surest, quickest, simplest way1 station to met her mother, Mrs.üatnerings OJ tne uany rtecoro ever thought of It take^ only a Schurman, of St.Joseph Boulevard, Correspondents in the VanotlS minute to apply a covering of Put-\u2022 Montreal, who will be her guest for Communities.\tnam\u2019s Painless Corn Extractor, and ! a time.It is thought by those in ~\t____ it soon frizzles the corn or callous possession of the facts that this [SO that a foot bath shells them right1 and similar troubles may have been RRODKRIjRY\toff- You must be sure and &et Put- j caused by the two assiduous atten- nam\u2019s Painless Corn Extractor; it\u2019s 11^011 0I\" sp1»11 boys who are unduly a wonderful antiseptic corn soften-1 interested in mechanics, and ef-There will be no service m the er_ It costs }jttle_ Obtainable at: forts be made to Prevent fur-Methodist Church here on bunday, dj-u^gists everywhere, and is abso- \\ ther recurrence.August 3, as the pastor, Rev.h* 31.]utely sure\tto give you the\tdesired I\tPrincipal\tR.\tE.\tHowe,\tof\tthe Wilson.B.A., and family are spend-\t£oi.\tcorns> thickened foot\tWestmount\thigh\tschool,\taccompan- Ing some holidays away.\ti lumps or sore callouses.\tisd by Mrs.Howe, left the lake for Capt.Jones will conduct the ser-\tpittmam's:\ta -^ew days in Montreal before their vice in S* John\u2019s Church on Sunday\t_\t\u201e\t\u201d 3\ttrip West.Forty teachers at the usual hour, 2.30 p.m.\tPainless Corn Extractor\tfrom the Montreal district, un- Recent visitors were Mr.and d_er the leadership of Principal Mrs.G.Hatley, of Woodsville, for a brief visit to their many rela- pathy.\t^ x ,\t, vec iere- Mr Allan Willard, of Another sad event took place on Lennoxville, a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Wednesday\tafternoon, when\tthe m- N.J.Batlev and Mr.and Mrs.J.F.: terment of\tMr.Lew Rich\tson of Martin at \u2018\u201cSleepy Hollow.\u201d\tMrs Rich and the late Allan Rich, ,T.\t, ¦*«Tîe.c\tEast Dudswell, took place m the Brookbury cemetery.Deceased was the victim of a drowning accident at Groveton.N.H., and the body was who have been on a prolonged stay with the latter\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.C.Batley, returned on Tuesday to their home in Rochester.ÎÇ.Y., and were accompanied by Mr.G.C.Batlev.who will visit relatives in Springfield, Mass., and Portland, Me.Mr.and Mrs.S.Boy and the Rev.Mr.Spencer, of Scotstown.were calling on friends here on Monday.Messrs.George and Herbert McAdams and Miss J.McAdams left on _______ Thursday for their home in Mont- x.h.real, after the death and funeral of\tJean M brought home for burial in the family lot.Deep sympathy goes to the familv.of Cookahlre.An invitation was extended the Aid at this time by Mrs.F.C.Ayer to meet on Wednesday afternoon, August 13, for a picnic tea at the.cottage at Lake Massawippi.It is hoped that as many as possible will avail themselves of this summer treat.Rev.E.M.Taylor, of Knowlton, who on Sunday, July 2, was engaged in fiUing the three appointments on the Compton circuit, was pastor of the Hatley-Cassville Methodist Church for a period of three years, coming to the parsonage in this village .upon his marriage to the late Mrs Taylor, formerly Miss M.Louise Woolls, a daughter of the late Capt.Woolls, of Marlington.in 1878,andwhere their eldest child, Mr.Aubrey Taylor, was born.The late Mrs.Harry King don, who passed away suddenly at her home at North Batley on Sunday.July 30, was the eldest daughter of the late Mr.Henry Colt and Mrs.Colt, who for a time several years ago were in charge of \u201cMaple Lawn Farm,\u201d the old Parker homestead on the Massawippi road.By means of different modes of travel, Mrs.R.J.Hewton came Howe, have arranged to travel to the convention of the Canadian ¦Teachers\u2019 Federation in Victoria by the \u201cTeachers' Special,\u201d the first of its kind to be operated in Canada by the C.P.R.Leaving Montreal on, Sunday, August 3, they will join a ; from her lake cottage to spend a party numbering nearly two hun-! few days with her mother, Mrs.WINDSOR MILLS Mrs.Thomas Costello, of this place, and her niece, Miss Marguerite Morin, of Sherbrooke, have returned from their trip to Berlin, .\t-Becotte has return- fheir brother, the late Mr.E.Me- ed to his home in Arthabaska, Que.Adams.\tafter spending a couple of weeks Mr.Quesnel, ot Ottawa, and Mr.at the home of his uncle, Mr.Au-Lizotte and two daughters, Jean and guste Provancher.Yvonne, of Bury, were calling here Miss Isobel McMahon, of Sher-recently.\tbrooke, is a guest of her cousin, The funeral of the late Emery, Miss Ella Pye.(Tea' McAdams took place from The Misses Minnie Geroux, of tVe McAdams residence here on Sherbrooke, and Margaret Geroux, V pdnesday to the Roman Catholic of Windsor, ace spending their va-Church in Bury village.'Deceased cation at Sturgeon Falls, at the had been a sufferer for some time home of their brother, Mr.Peter frem an incurable disease until Geroux.4fc*?h came as a release on Monday Miss Floris Studd, of Berlin, N.evening, July 28.The mother, brothers and sister have much svm- \t \t dred at Toronto, from which city the special -will set out.The progress of the train through Canada to the extreme western province will not be unmarked.All along the route teachers' clubs and other organizations have made arrangements to entertain the travellers.At Port Arthur on August 5 the local teachers\u2019 organization will entertain at a dinner and drive, which will terminate at the Fort William station.On the following day the teachers will be likewise entertained at Winnipeg.The Rotary Club has arranged a lunch for them at the Parliament Buildings, Regina, on August 7, and the Moose Jaw Board of Trade will provide a drive on the same day.At Calgary the Teachers' Association of that city will entertain the visitors at the Palliser Hotel, while at Vancouver a reception will be given them at the Hotel Vancouver.Anart from these diversions the itinerary allows for visits to Banff, Lake Louise and Sicamons, and sightseeing drives up Turmel Mountain and Moraine Lake.After the convention the travellers will return independently.One large party, including many of the Montreal delegation, HEADACHE.BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, KIDNEYS, LIVER, tÊÊS./ BOWELS.xL- H., was in town for a couple of days on her way to Quebec.She was a guest of Mrs.T.Costello at the Chateau Windsor.\t_\t_________ _____a Rev.Father L.Bourassa, of this have already made plans to return town, is leaving shortly\tfor\tSault\tby the\tOkanagan\tand Kootenay Ste.Marie, where he is to be\tfuture\tvalleys.\tPrincipal\tHowe, who, at curate.\t^\tI the convention held at Vancouver Miss Leola Kellett,\tof\tSher-, in 1922\twas chosen\tas president of brooke, was a gvest of\ther\taunt, ' the Canadian Teachers' Federation.Mrs.T.Proulx, at the River View ; is the only son of the late Mr.Ed-on Monday.\t; win Howe and Mrs.Howe, of this Recent guests at the home of Mr.; place, where he received his pre-and Mrs.J.T.Bourassa were Rev.j liminary education before entering Father E.Parent, curate of the j Bishop\u2019s College.Lennoxville.cathedral of Sherbrooke ; Father | On Wednesday afternoon the re-0.V el, of the Bishopric ; _Rev\u2019.gular fortnightly meeting of thp Howe, at \u201cBroadlawn.\u201d Crossing the blue waters of Massawippi in a motor boat the remainder of the distance was covered during the first part behind a fleet driving horse, which was eventually superseded by a car.After having been given all necessary care and attention for a period of five years, a member of the cactus family is rewarding Mrs.Imoev at her home on Maple avenue with its brilliant scarlet bells which, many petalled, measure five inches In diameter.The late Mr.Oliver W.Cote, who lately passed away at his home in Marbleton after several years of failing strength, in the eighty- past week, is improving in volume of tone, and the twilight music is much enjoyed by the campers.Miss Mabel Ward, from Water-ville, has been the guest of Miss Agnes Cairnie.Mr.Wyatt Johnston, from Cook-shire, is the guest of Mr.Albert Blier at \u201cRestwell.\u201d Mr.and Mrs.Conant, from Boston, who have been holidaying here guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.Shephard at \u201cEdgewood,\u201d have gone to Boston for a few days.They will return for the remainder of the season.The summer post office is a great convenience to residents and visitors.Miss Rugg has returned to \u201cWav-onder,\u201d after a couple of\u2019 weeks\u2019 visit to her sister, Mrs.J.R.Songster, at Little Lake Magog.Dr.and Mrs.McCrea, of Sherbrooke, and two nephews are guests of Mr.and Mrs.Rugg.SCOTCH ROAD Mr.and Mrs.Crow and daughter Elsie, from Lowell, Mass., are visiting Mrs.Crow\u2019s brother, Mr.Donald Smith.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Olson and baby daughter have returned to Milan, after spending a week at Mr.F.W.Pehlemann\u2019s.They were accompanied home by Mrs.Olson\u2019s grandmother, Mrs.Carl Pehlemann, and by Master Kasper Pehlemann Recent visitors to Sherbrooke in- ^ __ elude Mr.and Mrs.A.Pehlemann I ~ and son Scott, Miss Helen Hastings.Messrs.P.W.Duffield, J.S.McLeod and James Hunt.Mrs.E.Conley, from Sherbrooke, has been the guest of Mrs Asa Willis.While feeding her flock of birds on July 11 Miss Mary MacLean, Beaver Meadow, became the victim of a broken arm.Miss Isabella L.Smith, B.A., of g «es» SAY \u201cBAYER ASPIRIN\u201d and INSIST! Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians foï Neuralgia Lumbago Headache Pain Colds Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism Accept only \u201cBayer\u201d package which contains proven directions.Handy \u201cBayer\u201d bores of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100\u2014Druggists.Aspirin is the trade inarh (registered In Canada) of Bayer Manufactnre of Mono* aceticacidester of Salicylicacid.While it is well known that Aaplrin means Bayer manufacture, to assist the public against Imitations, the Tablets of ityECF CGSfiftdJ, will be stamped with their geueral trade mark, the \u201cBayer Cross.'* fourth year of his age, was anj ^ AngeleS) Cal., was a guest for elder brother of Mr.Frank Cote.of!two weeks at the home of her bro- Montreal,who spent some time here a few years ago.Mrs.F.A.Hall is again able to be out after an attack of German measles.Mrs.Elizabeth Brown and her ther, Mr.Donald Smith.Miss Smith is in New Jersey at present, where she will spend a month before returning to Los Angeles.The message bearing the tidings of Mr.John McDonald\u2019s death was daughter, Mrs.W.Benoit, of Moe\u2019s|quite a sh(>ch to his old friends.-u-vsi+oi-s over the week- Mr_ j^Donald was at one time a River, were visitors over the weekend at \u201cWayside.\u201d Mr.John BruhmuUer, of Coati-cook, spent the week-end with his family gt \u201cMaple Row,\u201d where they are spending some time.Mr.and Mrs.Thayer and daughter, of Newport, were callers at the home of Mr.J.W.Foote re- Mn and Mrs.A.Avery and Mr.W.H.Martin.\t.Robinson, of Coaticook, were call-: Miss Enid Rollins is camping ing on friends at \u201cMaple Row\u201d on with a party of fnends this week.resident of this place, whither he came with his family from Lake Megantic.BROWN\u2019S HILL Mrs.S.A.Mullinix, Moline, 111., is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Sunday.Mrs.J.W.Foote and Mrs.John BruhmuUer spent a day in Coaticook last week.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Fecock, of \"llli ^ Father G.Allard, professor of Si.Ladies\u2019 Aid was held in the church Hiîlhurst, were callers in this place Charles Seminary in feherorooke, hall, with a basket tea at the hour and Fatner L.Bourassa, formerly 0f five.Although Rev.A.E.and the curate of Weedon.\t¦ Mrs.Hopper were unavoidably Mr.Leo Pye, of Montreal, is absent, as well as others who are home for a few day^ the guest of usually present, the attendance was his parents, Mr.and Mrs*.Michael increased by visitors from outside, Rye-.\t; including Mrs.J.BruhmuUer and Miss Shirley McCone has for the-two young sons, Edwin and Paul, of past week been visiting relatives in Coaticook, and Miss Margaret Sherbrooke.\t___________________________________ Miss Doris E.Geroux, of the\t.Lr Canadian Ingersoll Rand, Sher-; WHEN THE 3AB4ES M°G«ouxVisitir'e her mother\u2019 Mrs':ARE CUTTING TEETH TZigktTJhere WHERE YOU CAN PUT YOUR HAND ON IT &eep a bottle of Absorb! ne J- Then\u2014when the children develop Sore Throat, or Pain in the Chest\u2014 or there is a Bruise or Bum or Cut to Dress \u2014 you have the right remedy to ease the pain, allay inflammation, render the wound antiseptic and start healthy healing.SI.25 a bottle at most druggists or sent postpaid by\t10* W.F.YOUNG LNC.Lyman Building -\t- Montreal Mr.O\u2019Reilly Hewitt, of Sher-1 brooke, who has been a member of ! the Canadian Bank of Commerce | staff of Windsor for the past two! years, has bee ^transferred to Rocs Island.Mrs.Henry Dasmarais was a visitor last week of her niece, Miss L.Flaherty, of Sherbrooke.CANAAN AND WEST STEWARTSTOWN THE MOTHER SHOtJLD USE Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Watts and ' Mr.and Mrs.F.H.Piper have re-; turned from thedr vacation at 1 Peak\u2019s Island.Mr.Earl Shattuck is making ex-| tensive repairs to his home.Mrs.R.E.Marsh and son Murray motored to Coaticook last week.During baby\u2019s teething time, especially in the hot summer months, the ; bowels become loose and diarrhoea.FÂCEilEÂHS Itchedand Burned, Scaled Off, Cuticura Healed.I w*s affected with ecsetaa which broke out on ray face In n raeh and itched and burned and then acaied off.It Q&aaed much diacomfnrt.I bod the Wouble two or three years.I began using Cuticura Bocp and Ointment and they gava re-.Uef, and after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and one boa of Ctt-ticara Olatirient I was healed, in about lour months.\u201d '\u2019Signed) Mrs.Fred Salisbury, Norton, New Brunswick, August 23, IMS.Use Guticnra for every-day toilet purposes.Bathe with Soap, sooth* with Ointment, dust with Tslcnao.Ueyk Fna err tCiS Ailimi ',»/-»«>-Prt',1 'OeUttri, F 0 SOI Ml! L fôe (Automat », ited &e.T sù-mea Try omi nmm\t-tick.themselves ; the gums become swollen, and cankers form in the mouth.This is the time when the mother should use \u201cDr.Fowler\u2019s,\u201d and, perhaps, save the baby\u2019s life.Put up only by The T.Milbura Co., Limited, Toronto.Ont Mrs.Grace (Kingsley) Undorf and baby have returned to their home in Waterbury, Conn., after spending three weeks here with the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.L.A.Kingsley.Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Holmes and party have returned from their va-Ræoh at Averill, Vt.Mrs.C.H.Holmes gave a party :- recentlv in honor of her friends, WHAT YOUR MIRROR Misses Safford and Dyer.\tYfiLL.SHOW Mrs.H.Nichols, of Boston, is with her sister here for the surn-[ mer.Mrs.Gordon Berary.of Boston.| is in town visiting old friends.Mr.R.E.Marsh and family mo-i tored to Lancaster on Sunday.Many people from here attended ! the circus at Golebrook on Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.A.W.Johnson are spending a few weeks\u2019 vacation at \u201cCuddle Down\u201d in Averill, Vt.on Sunday.Mrs.0.H.Parker has returned from Coaticook:, where she spent a week with her daughter.DANVILLE Mr.and Mrs.L.D.Schoolcraft and family, and Mr.C.Jones spent Sunday at Lake Massawippi, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Schoolcraft.Miss Alice Dunn, of SUnstead, was a week-end guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Dunn.Mrs.W.E.Hunt and son, Edson Spear, were in Rock Island on Wednesday.Misses Helen and Bernice Robinson are visiting their aunt, Mrs.R.W.Darby, in Derby Line, Vt.Mrs.Ivers Whipple and family, of Knowlton, were week-end guests GÂSTRGNAL will RESTORE your HEALTH, it has no equal Mr.A.Brittan, P.O.Box 2 I 6, Station B, Montreal, writes: \u201cI thank you for sample of GASTRONAL which 1 received last week some time.\u201cMy greatest trouble is and has been for some time GASTRITIS and ACIDITY.I may say that already 1 feel the benefit of using your cure.\u201cThanking you, I am, \u201cYours very truly, \u201cA BRITTAN.** \\Vhy suffer and feel u.ihappy, when you can so easily regain your vigor and your energy?GASTRONAL is a scientific discovery, entirely vegetable.It is without equal for stomach ailmenfsjDyspep-sia, Gastritis, Acidity, Heartburn, Drowsiness after meals, Liver torpidity, Constipation, etc.GASTRONAL is for sale by all good medicine dealers, or sent direct upon recepton of the price\u201450 cent£ per box, or 6 boxes for $2.50.There will be two services in the A.C.Church next Sunday, August -\t_\t., ,\t.3 at 10.80 a.m.and 7 p.m., respect- of Mrs.Whipple s parents, Mr.and ively.It is expected that the Rev.I Mrs.W.H.Martin.H.V.Coolbroth, at present pastor; Mr.and Mrs.Gore, of Captiva, at Kennebunkport, Me., will be the ! Fla., are visiting the latter s sister, A liberal sample of GASTRONAL will be sent post free, upon receipt of the coupon duly filled.Dr.J.O.LAMBERT, Limited, 396 St.Antoine Street, Montreal.Name.Sh.R.2-8-24.Address .speaker, and a cordial invitation is extended to all interested.There will be special music at both ser vices.Buy your Ry.tickets at Ken.In-gall\u2019s store.Going over any line.RICHMOND Mrs.D.G.Tilton and daughter Felicia, of Schenectady, N.Y., are guests of Mrs.H.A.Whitcher, Stanley Avenue.Order your mowing machine repairs early from Hall Brothers.They can supply for all the different ; bis family and a few intimate friends makes of machines.\t[assembled to help him celebrate his birthday Those present were Mr.Mrs.W.E.Hunt, and other relatives in this vicinity.This is Mrs.Gore\u2019s first visit to her old home in thirty years .Mr.W.H.Temple recently spent a few days in Braintree, Mass., being called there ny the sudden death of his son\u2019s wife, Mrs.Clarence Temple.Mrs.A.Lee Richardson, Miss Erma and Master Ross Richardson, of Lyndonville, Vt., spent last week with Mr.and Mrs.C.R.Brown.Mr.E.A.Taylor was the guest of honor on Wednesday last when COATICOOK land Mrs.H.G.Taylor and three dysentery, colic, cramps, etc.manifest ton\tto Barton, Vt, to at Isons, Mr.and Mrs.A.S.Varney and Messrs.Eugene Bouchard, G.C.i^ily, Wi\"d!,°r\tMrR; TiUotson, A.Sisco and P.R.Thorn- ^^k ^Tomffobla\tand Mrs rr.'-.tr.rcA +r> Barton.Vt.to at- ( OOK.of iomitobia, Mr.ana Mrs.,\tO.W.Brown and Mr.and Mrs.W.of\t¦2U», KL fïïtntowTSr-fhAd.* soÿ-, *«\u2022 i» Root Rev.Mr.and Mrs.G.K.Tyler are A wonderfully pure soft «kin, of velvety texture, free from blemishes-a beauty unsurpassed.White,flesh, rachel.Send roc.for Trial Size visiting friends in North Hatley.Mr.A.L.Genest, of C.O.Genest & Sons, of Sherbrooke, was in town ^ on business on Thursday.Miss Verian Lovell was in town fn-m Bacon\u2019s Bay where she is spaaing the summer.WOODLAND SAY Mr.C.R.Brown and son, Carroll, were in North Hatley on Sunday.3ROMPTON Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Perkins, Mr.Child ren Cry for MOTHER Fletcher\u2019s Castoria is a pleasant, harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages.To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of (^^/rfÂèJo'u Proven diriTtions nn cat-h pari-age.Physicians everywhere recommend it Manchester, N.H., onjDuncalfe.Mr.A.H.Moore met with a serk returned to Wednesday.\t, D M and Miss Ruby Perkins and\u2019 Mr.George Leroux, of Nashua.: «\u201ctrident on Wednesday evening Lf-HSS pSinf\u2019.r V/\u201dd,or.X.H,.\t.mm «M» «I * \u2022pent Sunday at Bromtkigh Pl.c .«um, Mr.Ed I.nroux\tTukr drit\" t with relatives.\t! Mr.anl Mrs.VernOn, oi :Ion.blinde,) from the lights of another Mrs.George Gilchrist has return-; real, have been visiting at the rec-\t-\t-\t- ed to her home in Richmond after tory, guests of Rev.A.H.and Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.Welsh and family, ^\t.__ ¦ from Gherbrcoke, have arrived at Spenajng a fe^ days here last week Plummer.pt w u *«! ^lr' kowell\u2019s cottage for the montn with sister, Mrs.Charles Addi-1\tWillie Coyle, of Lome, soent \"\u2022asf-s\tssss .!«» hi, HATLEY Gourauds ORIENTAL CREAM TO RELIEVE CONSTIPATION! | \u201cRIGA\u201d PURGATIVE WATER Tallies for EucHro free on roçuest.RIGA PRODUCTS Limited, 2 St.Cecil St., McrxtfeaL 25c Notice Now i* the\tto have yerjr Paperi&g \u2022 nd Pair.tUi* done.Jim ring op J.W.KAYO, The Painter on th« Square.Th* oid reiUble.''Alia fact ion £^i*rar+e«d.J.W.MA VO, North liallejr, Q««.Mrs.(Dr.) McCreary, of Notre Dame de Grace, with two Email daughters and her father-in-law, ; Rev.Mr.McCreary, who is pastor ¦ of a Lutheran church in Montreal.; is spending the summer on the l western shore of Lake Massawippi, Dr.McCreary coming for the weekend.Upon a recent morning Mrs.Creary had an unpleasant experience, when Mr.McCreary, ac-, companied by hi* elder granddau-\u2014 ghter, Kathleen, crossed the lake in g a motor boat for the morning\u2019s K mail.When returning Mrs.Mc-¦ Creary noticed that they were in j difficulty and were unable to pro-J ceed.Accordingly, taking her lit-j tie child, she rowed around a point | to the Hew ton cottage, about a \u2022 quarter of a mile distant, whlre Major and Mrs.R.J.Hewton have been staying for the past three weeks.The services of Major Hewton were enlisted, who at once left for the scene, and after attaching the boat\u2019wan returning, when Mr.and Mrs.Walter Chalk, who were on their way from North Hatley, reached the spot.They affixed both boats to their motor and pulled for the shore, which was reached without further delay.This relay formed quite a spectacular pageant, wnich could not fail to be appreciated by those on the lookout when assured that all was I.and little son, who have been occupying the cottage, have taken Mr.Kenalty\u2019s new cottage, \u201cLing-; erawhile,\u201d for this month.Col.T.Farnsworth and family, i of Cookshire, with guests, are now at \u201cIdylwylde.\u201d Miss Audry Logie, from Sherbrooke, is spending her holidays here the guest of Mrs.Morse at \u201cCastlewood.\u201d Mrs.W.J.Peak and little dau- It I* th* organic iron in your blood that op OTfwm trnm yovr hint*.ThiM oxyg*nftUd n [ organic Iron unite* with ÿour diverted food aa it te abaenrbed into your blood, like fire nnlteê witn coal or wood, and by «O doing it creaben tremondoofl power andenorey.VPithouUufBoteotorganic iron In fonr blood your food merely paaee* through your body without doing you any good.Organic iron, like the Iron in your blood and like the iron in apinacb, lentil* and apple*, may be had from any druagiit under the name of \u201cNuratea Iron.\u201d In tAblert form only.Million* of people are using Nu jotted Iran with groat benefit, their experience Drorlnv that it increaae* the rtreogth and endurance ofweekner vou*.run-down people in manycaaea, in two week*\u2019 time If you want that virile force, that fttaiaina and itrength *o peceuary to , great mcce*« In prectJGa.|jy ^ every undertaking In life, you owe It to your-telf to commence taking Nax* ft ted Iron today\tp Mr.L.E.Wheler is on the sick, (jeorKe Morrill, jr., at Nicolet Lake list.\t_ _\ti Mrs.Linenahen, of Manchester.The Young People\u2019s Guild met on |\twith her children are spencL Wednesday evening at the home of , a few weeks with her mother.Mr.and Mrs.T.D.Ward.Mr.Henry Ward, of California, is a guest of his brother, Mr.T.D.Ward, and other relatives.Mr.J.Robinson, of Sherbrooke, spent Sunday here with his brother, Mr.A.Robinson.Mrs.H.T.Ward has returned home after sending a few days in Orford with her aunt, Mrs.G.spend an indefinite time with their : nephew, Mr.George Thompson ghter Marion have returned to Sherbrooke after spending a week \u2014\u201c \u2014\u2014 Dr alid Mrs.Johnston have re- Mr\u2019.anTd ^ A\u2018hH\u2019 K;,aPP hav« turned to Cookshire ; also Dr.But-!\t^ Wl11 1er, family and guests, after month\u2019s holiday at the lakeside.Among recent visitors to thei .\t,\t¦\t» i .v r lakeside were Mr.Leonard Dix.of ! rece\u2018ved ^ordT ^ « de7ath their Melbourne, Montreal, who has been spending r\u2018ePb?w-.Mr- T W-Van Norman, | E.Leroux\u2019s on Sunday, his holidays at Waterville ; Mr.and 'n Winnipeg, Mam He m ^rv.ved by Miss Bowman, from Eustis, quests f®u_r\t.MabJe c?rooks Mrs.George Muldoon.Mrs.Edmund Leroux, who was taken very ill on Tuesday evening, is somewhat better now.Mrs.M.Holden, of Barrie, Vt., was a recent guest of Mrs.C.Sin-nott.Mrs.Loughlin and children, of Revelstoke, B.C., and Mr.Eddie Williams, of Calgary, are visiting relatives here for a few weeks.Mr.Peter Foy has returned to his duties at Concord.N.H.Mrs.Scott George, of Danville ; Doyle and ; Mr.and Mrs.F.N.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Addison have Messrs.Fred and Edgar Reiff, of were guests at Mr.C.of Mr.and Mrs.Ball at Camp Comfort ; Mr.C.E.Soles, from Sherbrooke ; Mx.S.R.Edney, from Sherbrooke, Mrs.Edney teturnin»/ with him to town ; Col.Walkçm.from Montreal, a week-end guest of ^dr.and Mrs.Cairnie and others.Mr.Henry Mousley, of Hatley, who is busily engaged in the study of orchids, ferns, butterflies Van Norman, predeceased him six years ago.TINGWICK Mr.James Corley is the last of many to have sheep worried by dogs in this locality in the past few months.STANSTEAD Mr.and Mrs.Michael Hackett, of Montreal, were in town on Sunday, guests of Mr.and Mrs.1).It.Parsons.Mrs.E.R- Lawrence and son and Mr.and Mrs.George Bliss and Miss Ada Bliss, of Port Arthur, Texas., have been spending a few days with their niece, Mrs.A.II.and | Plummer, at the rectory.birds, was at the lakeside recently Mrs.George E.Adams has been\t.and spent several hours in the I confined to her room for several1 Miss Grace Peebles have arrived in woods on the eastern hills.Mr.I days.\tI Stanstead from London, Ont., and Mousley states that this section is j Mrs.Arthur Willingston, Miss ; are guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.A.rich In specimens in which he is in-! Olive and Master Cyril Willington, Duncalfo.terested, especially in orchids.| of Montreal, are spending a Mrs.Hex Hovey and two children, The beach band, which hag giv^r; month\u2019s holidays at^Mr.C.1L ^ b\u201c bav\u2018 some artistic imnromptu program- roux\u2019s.\t- d meg around the bonfire during the car, so that he did not see Mr.Moore, v/ho was driving a horse and buggy, and he ran into the rig, throwing Mr.Moore out and dislocating his shoulder.Dr.Ross was called and attended to his injuries, and Mr.Moore is as comfortable as can be expected at present.Mr.and Mrs.Alexander Taylor, of Montreal, are visiting Mrs.Taylor\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Erwin Ticehurst.Rev.H.Mick will occupy the pul-pi*.at Centenary Church on Sunday, August 3.ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE Mr.and Mrs.Moise Seguin have purchased the Maple Avenue restaurant from Mr.T.H.Pelletier, and are remodelling the rooms ana will reopen about the middle of August.Mr.Fred Merriman is away on his annual two weeks holidays, and with his mother is visiting relatives at York Beach, Portland and Boston.Miss Ruby Norris, of Newport, Vt., is visiting friends here for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Neveu and daughter, of Boston, and Mr.Albert Ncvcn, of Worcester, are visiting Mrs.I).Neveu and other relatives here.Mr.Albert Farrow has this week moved his household goods to Cowansville, where he intends to reside owing to the illness of Mrs.Furrow.Don\u2019t neglect to read the CIbsbI-be.en vi iling relatives in fied Advertisements in this issu*.y, Sherbrooke, arc visiting Mrs.Hov- They likely name something you and Mrs.George rt.Conners .y\u2019a parents, Mr.and Mrs.li.G.wanL \\ I SHLKLSKUUKJt DAILY KLCORD, SATURDAY AUGUST 1, 1924.PAGE THREE LEDFORD AND DISTRICT NEWS /)ai!y Reports from Correspondents of What Is Going On in the Different Localities.WEST SHEFFORD Miss Clara Forrest, of Montreal,1 is the guest of Miss Forrest for a few weeks.Mr.Arthur Wilkinson, of Perth, Ont., is visiting his uncle, Mr.Irving Lawrence.Mr.Donald Enright spent last week visiting friends in Montreal.Mrs.Ernest Doonan, of Montreal, spent the week at his home here.Miss Kathleen Dunlavey is home to spend the summer with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.James Dunlavey.Mr.and Mrs.G.Macdonald were visiting Mr.E.Enright on Monday, of last week.Miss M.A.Bail, of the Bank of Commerce has been transferred to Farnham.Mrs.Henry Neill, of Waterloo was a guest of Mrs.R.D.Mills and THE PERGOLA TEA ROOM ABERCORN, QUE.Saturday, August 2nd, 1924 AFTERNOON TEA.BURNEY\u2019S SINGING ORCHESTRA, \u2022i to fi o\u2019clock' p.7i.The Athlete\u2019s Remedy for Sprains and Bruises 'THE sprains and * bruises encountered insport vanish with the appiicationof Minard\u2019s Liniment.This fact is confirmed by the following letter received from W.E.McPherson, Secy.Armstrong High School Baseball Club : \"Since the start of the Baseball season we hate been hindered \u2022 with sore nauscla, sprained ankles, etc., but just as soon as we started us.Minard\u2019s Liniment our troubla ended.Ecery athlete should keep a bottle handy!' Tbi» letter is only one of the many we have received from well-known athlete».RG Miss Forrest on Tuesday and Wed- ; ne id ay.There was a large attendance* at the Lawn Social on the Convent grounds on Tuesday evening.The weather was all that could be desired to promote the sale of icecream and the booths were well patronized.The Granby Band furnished the music for the occasion.Miss Geraldine Purdy and Miss Lillian Cornish, of Granby were calling on Mrs.A.C.Collyer on Tuesday evening.SWEETSBURG Mrs.M.Granger has returned to her home in Hartford, Conn., after spending a week here visiting Mesdames W.G.Miltimore, P.J.Lavery and E.S.Miltimore.Mr.and Mrs.Lincoln Gleason and son Clare and little daughter, of Enosburg Falls, Vt., were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.D.H.Ingalls.Mr.and Mrs.George Wallace, of | Granby,, their friend, Mrs.J.Boyd, j of Northampton, Mass., and Mr.j Clarence Robinson and son Alan, of Granby, were calling on Mr.James] Robinson and family on Wednesday: afternoon.The local committee of the Girls\u2019 Industrial School gave the girls a picnic on Wednesday afternoon on the grounds of the school, which was much enjoyed.Races were indulged in and afforded a great deal of pleasure.The committee furnished ice cream and cake for the entire party, which included quite a number of people besides the twenty-six girls j in the school I Master Clesson Robinson accom-Ipanied Mr.L.H.Pibus to Knowlton 1 on Wednesday evening, where he ill be a guest of his grandparents, lr.and Mrs.T.E.Miller, for a .me.Master Charles Cotton is spend-i ing a few weeks with Mr.and Mrs.' Hyatt Strange near East Farnham.Mr.and Mrs.Orville Hunt and j little daughter and Mr.and Mrs.i Adelard Lacroix motored to St.Johns recently.i Miss L.E.Robinson returned : home from Granby on Wednesday ' after a very pleasant visit at the : borne of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence I Robinson and other relatives.] Morning service, with Holy Communion, will commence at 11 ] o\u2019clock on Sunday, August 3.Mr.Thomas Palmer, of East Angus, is spending two weeks with his 'jaunt, Mrs.Adelard Senay, and Mrs.MacLaughlin is spending i some time with her sister, Mrs.P.J.! Lavery, who is gaining nicely under the use of the insulin treatment.I Rev.A.T.Love, Mrs.Love and j family returned home Friday from ' a pleasant holiday spent in camping near Marbleton.Gouverneur Morris is shown above with his former wife, Mrs.Elsie Waterbury Morris, from whom he obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce about elewen months ago.Shortly after he married a scenario writer, Ruth Wiehtman.but to avoid being charged with bigamy he deferred the wedding ceremony required by California\u2019s law until the divorce decree was made absolute.pects to attend Macdonald College for a teachers' course, which will reopen September 3rd.Mr.Harry Carmichael has returned from a few days\u2019 stay in Montreal.Mr, and Mrs.Ernest George, Manchester, N.H., Mr.and Mrs.Percy J.Royea and Miss Mary Kewan, of Worcester, Mass., recently spent a couple of weeks at the home of Mrs.I Emma Royea.Prior to their return 1 they motored to Granby, Sherbrooke, j Montreal and other points.Miss Alice Laporte, of Waterloo, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.Fred Royea.Mr.L.D.McClintock has installed his young mink in their new quar-ers, which consists of two batteries of four pens each, built on most up-to-date principles.Mrs.F.W.Harvey and family, of Montreal, who are spending the summer here visited at Mr.E.L.Harvey\u2019'- A\u2019bercorn, on Tuesday last.Mrs.Marion Aitken spent Sunday at her home.West Brome.SUTTON Phelps and Mrs.Hod-gins accompanied her on her return.ST.ARMAND Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Symmgton, of Montreal, are taking a ten days\u2019 vacation, which they are spending on their farm.Mr.Spencer Hastings, of Montreal, is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Hastings.Mr.and Mrs.A.D.Fisher, of Montreal, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.A.Shei-tus.Mr.and Mrs.F.Futvoye, Mrs.Allard and Mr.Reg Futvoye motored to Bedford on Sunday to witness the bail game between Cowansville and Bedford.Miss L.M.Sigsbee is spending ten davs with Mr.and Mrs.- A.Shef-tus, after which she will go to Merideth, N.H.where she will be the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Hawthorn for the remainder of August.Mrs.H.C.Hastings and Mrs.A.Sheltus were tea guests of Mrs.Arthur Hastings on Thursday last week.Mr.Henry Roy, of East Barre Vtv was a guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Roy, for several days last week.DUNICtN YARMOUTH, N.S.20'J IkoX« Ji r.: ) \u2014 j THROUGH SLEEPING CAR a it d COACH SERVICE I l between QUEBEC and BOSTON daily VIA QUEBEC CENTRAL Di-iing Car Between Quebec and Sherbrooke.COWANSVILLE Mr.Henry Ross, of the Bank of r.imerce staff in Shawinigr.n alls, is spending two weeks\u2019 hoii-li .Ys with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Ross.Mr.Chambçrlain, of New York, who is spending his holidays a* Magog, is expected to attend the practice of the Community choir on Tuesday evening next, when every one who is willing to assist is urged to be present.Paul and Wetherall Fuller, Clifford Johnston.Homer Ruiter, Robert Grout and Jack Draper are camping for a few days near Mr.P.Butler's home.Food sale and afternoon tea in the basement of the Methodist Church Friday, August lo, from 3 to 6 p.m.Word was received here on Tues day of the accidental shooting of Ernest Ruiter, of Boston.Mr.Ruiter was a son of the late Mr.and Mrs.Jacob Ruiter, of this place.Sympathy is extended to the brothers and sister.A meeting was held at the home of Mrs.Vilas on Thursday evening Mrs.Miles Sherlan, of South Troy, is spending a fewr days with her niece, Mrs.Lee Brown.Mr.Alfred Fanfan, of Newport, Vt., was calling on old friends in Dunkin on Tuesday.Mrs.Emma Norris, of North Troy, was in town on Monday on her \u2019way to visit her sister, Mrs.Charles Jones, who has been ill for some time.Mrs.C.H Chatfield Mrs.Sarah Eastman start Saturday for Carleton Place Ont., her old home, to attend \u201cOld Home week\u201d.She will also visit Pembroo-ke, Brockville, and Smith Falls.Miss Addie Harvey is taking a two weeks\u2019 well earned vacations.Miss Mabel Chatfield was visiting her aunt Mrs.C.A.Stone, of Knowlton, recently.Mrs.L.L.Jenne was able to go for drive on Sunday, after her recent accident.Mrs.C.M.Boright, and Miss Hattie O\u2019Brien were here on Wednesday, from the Lake, attending the party at Mrs.F.L.Safford\u2019s.Mrs.S.E.Henry and Mr.Cedric Henry, of Cowansville, were calling here on Monday, Miss Aldea Bonneville, who has been clerking for six years in R.Y.Bucker\u2019s store is taking a short vacation, Miss Jeanne Pinset is taking her place.MADE IN CANADA A simpler or purer soap does not exist at any price lighsburg and is spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Fay.Mr.and Mrs.Tbos.Ralston and family, of Hartford, Conn., are visiting Mrs.C.M.Ralston.Rev.W.J.Ellis and family, accompanied by Mrs.R.E.Miller and Mrs.E.M.Taylor left on Friday jrning by motor for their home Grenville, Ont.Mr.Miller will go by train to meet Mrs.Miller in Ottawa when they will visit their daugh ters who has been in the Rideau Hospital there so long.Mr.Gordon Bullard and sister, Miss Marjory, of Boston, Mass., are visiting their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.R.Bullard.Mrs.Felix Brouillette has recovered from quite a serious illness, much to the gratification of her family and friends.Mrs.P.C.Dodge has gone to Highwater for a couple of weeks to visit at the home of Mr.Geo.Newel.Mr.Robert Forke, M.P.leader of the Progressive party in the Dominion Parliament, and Akr-s.Forke recently spent a week-end with Mr.and Mrs.A.R.McMaster at their summer borne here.Mr.P.C.Armstrong, of Sweets-burg, was here on Monday and Tuesday in the interest of Bishop\u2019s University campaign.Miss Kathleen Harvey, who passed the matriculation exams at the Knowlton High School in June, ex- M-iss Annie Cowan of Boston, calling at Mr.Wm.Brown\u2019s one day last week.Mrs.C.U.R.Tartre and Pauline are spending a few days at Brome Lake with Mrs.C.D.Griggs.Air.and Airs.Howard Darrah, are away on a trip, visiting different places in the States.Airs.A.J.Dyer, is so far improved from her recent illness to be able to sit up some each day and visit with her friends, who find it a great pleasure to visit this dear lady.Mr.and Airs.Nelson Evans of Alontreal spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Buckle.Mr.and Airs.P.B.Bresee, accompanied by Mr.D.C.Bell.'' of North Hatley, recent guests of Airs.Nellie Derby.Aliss Gertrude Hawley, of Sutton, Jet., visiting friends here, this week.Miss Hildred Vail, of East Hill,' calling on the Misses Winchester on Saturday last.Mr.George Marshall, was gue.st of his niece, Airs.Wm.Tilson Brigham on Monday.Mr.Eugene Monty, of Norwich, Conn., was calling on friends in town, on Alonday.He was accompanied by his wife and three children.Mrs.C.Herndon, of Providence, R.I., came here last week, to visit her mother, Mrs.LaHue, who was very ill, but is better at present writing.Mrs.Clair Brown, of Farnham, and Mrs.Josepn Alanuel, of Denr'.\u2019 : Alich., spent a day recently with Worth Its Price At \u2019?! : /> \u201cWe have cheaper teas, madam, but I think you\u2019ll find \u2018KING COLE\u2019 is worth its ^ price.\u201d So said a wise grocer recently to questioning customer.He was there not.merely to serve her, but to serve her well» ¦è\" He might please her purse with the cheaper \u2022' \u2022 article but her final judgment of his service ^ would be on the quality of the tea supplied, f He wanted a satisfied customer.\t& This was one of the many merchants using \u201cKING COLE TEA\" in their own homes, .and so he could say with sincerity; / yorth the price.\u201d ike the Flavor.\u2019 WARDEN Aliss Emma Boright has returned from Abercorn and Richford, where she spent a month.Mr.A.P.Alarston has had an X-ray examination at the Royal Victoria Hospital,.Alontreal, on account of stomach trouble, and returned home Thursday night.Airs.AlcGovern and Airs.Stephenson were in Waterloo on Tuesday.Miss Helen Robb has been spending a few days at Libby Lake, returning Thursday evening.Air.and Mrs.E.L.McLaughlin, of Windsor, Vt., arc here for a few Jays.Air.and Airs.Burnham, of Claremont, N.H., are guests of Mr.and Airs.S.C.Mnrslon.There will be a lawn social at the home of Mrs.E.Hurst Ashton unto consider the advisability of hold-;der the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Guild ing a lawn party in the Sweetsburg ! of the Church of St.John the Divine Park for the benefit of the District!on Friday evening, August 15.For further particulars apply to^ Station Ticket Agents; City Pass.'1\t.\t_ Agent, 91 Wellington St.North, or of Bedford General Hospital.Airs, j Mr.G.H.Premond has begun al Gen.Pass.Dept., Sherbrooke.G.1).WADSWORTH, General Pass.Agent.Jameson presided.Committees! terations on his house which will Going ^ '\u2019book PASSAGE HOW! Magnetic Europe is attracting tourists from the whole world, in record breaking volume this year.To be able to go when you had planned\u2014at the time bent suited to your convenience \u2014 is half the pie usure of the trip.Make your travelling arrangoments now, the comfortable way \u2014the Canadian Pacific way, and be assured of a voyage of (supreme pleasure.Eitlier Empress or Monoclass Cabin Service.for full particulars ask Local Agcnl» dm#® IKife I).R.KKNNKDY.On.Agent.Pas*.Dept., 141 Si.Intiirs St.Montreal.were appointed for the .supplies of food, fancy work, fish pond, smokes, music, decorating and advertising.It is hoped to' make this function a great success, but this can only be done by hearty co-opreation of the surrounding town.The hospital is proving a great convenience to the district, and it is the desire of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary to assist them financially.The date has not yet been fixed.The following members of the local committee of the Girls\u2019 Cot-1 attractiveness and con- add to its venience.Mrs.Kate.McGovern is spending a few days at Mrs.C.Stephenson\u2019s.Air.and Mrs.A.L.Whitcomb were in Waterloo on Tuesday.Air.R.Wallace, of Magog, was at his home here on Saturday evening.Air.Grant Kendall has been transferred from the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Granby to Marbleton.He was calling at his home here on Sunday.Air.and Mrs.J.McManus, of tage Industrial School attended the 1 Farnl;am, were calling on friends picnic held there on \\V ednesday ; )lere reCgntly afternoon: Mesdames Barker.N.| M].aiui Mrs.F.D.Massey, of Buzzell, C.Buzzell, Hingston, M] Cowansville, were here on Sunday 1 afternoon.Mrs.W.G.Kneeland and Mrs.! James E.Lewis were guests of Air.Williams, AlcOuat, F.Johnston and! Kerr, Aliss Oliver and Miss Nesbitt.from Cowansville.A very pleasant j afternoon was spent.Air.and Airs.George Hawley at' tended the funeral of the latter\u2019s aunt, Mrs.Maynard, of Sutton, on Alonday last.Mrs.W.Henry of Sutton, is a guest of her son, Air.C.Henry, and his family.Mr.ami Airs.A.Short and son Douglas, of Alontreal, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.J Vail.Air.and Mrs.Lahue, of Alanches-ter, N.IL, were recent guests Air.and Airs.C.Henry.Air.Payne and Miss Phyllis Payne, of Alontreal, guests of Mr.and T rites.Airs.Leon Stowe from a visit to her and Mrs.Phelps, of were recent Mrs.George has returned parents, Mr.and Airs.A.H.Curtis on Wednesday afternoon.Miss Lizzie Woolley is a guest of Airs.Farley.Airs.A.T.Barnes and Miss Evelyn Barnes attended the funeral of Mrs.Getty at South Stukely on Tuesday.Air.and Airs.Felix Delorme were in South Roxton on Sunday.Aliss Emma Boright was a guest of jof her sister, Mrs.Bridge, in Water-' loo on Thursday.The Rev.S.F.Newton, of La-chine, was calling on friends here this week.Mrs.J.W.Lambly, of Montreal, and Mrs.E.Ashton, of Waterloo, were dinner guests of Mrs.Monte- Ottawa.Mr.!ti°re ou Friday.Clean to handle.Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and General Stoics KNOWLTON \u2022 The hostesses at the Brome Lake Boat Club tea on Wednesday, August Cth, will be Mesdames Thornhill and Robertson.On Friday p.m., August 8th.a tea in aid of the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital and School for crippled children will bo held at the residence of Airs.A.M.urphy, Conference Heights.There will also be a fancy work table.Mr.and Airs.J.A.Proctor left on Friday to join a party of friends at St.Johns when they will journey on to Lac Alercier, the Laurentians, to spend a fortnight\u2019s holiday.During Mr.Proctor\u2019s absence Mr.Poitras of Danville, will relieve at the station.Dr.Miner motored up from Fre- Five Million Test Miles Tell Their Story of Supreme Comfort and Safety Experienced gained by five million miles of driving under all conditions of roads and loads goes into every Firestone Balloon Gum-Dipped Cord.Firestone has never offered a new development without first proving it practical through actual service.Tire buyers who are looking for perfect comfort, safe road grip and «ar conservation can accept the testimony of veterans among Balloon Gum-Dipped Cord users who, after months of driving, are more enthusiastic than ever in their praise.Announcements of 1925 models tell how manufacturers, after thorough trials have adopted the principle of full-size balloon construction constantly advocated by Firestone.If you want to bring your car up to date and add new pleasure and safety to driving, the Firestone dealer will supply you with details of applying full size Gum-Dipped Balloons at lowest cost full-size c\\v:\t.::.\t^ : 2fS Most Miles pep Dollar PAGE FOUR SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1924, ?\t?*\tCITY BRKFLETS t *\t* + v * -v * Burns\u2019 Taxi (Sedan)\u2014Phone 1241.Dr.R.B.Speir will re-open his of-, fice on Monday a.m., Aug.4th, 1924.j Dance at North Hatley Sat.night.; Turcott\u2019s Orchestra.Hemstitch 10c per yard, pleating from 1 inch to 40, button covering.All work guaranted made in 24 i hours.\u2014Miss Heleine Fontaine, Room 12, Casino Building, Phone 1935-J.A.H.Genge, Piano Tuner, Residence 194 Quebec St\u201e Phone 846W.Monthly meeting of Yictolran Order of Nurses will be held on Tuesday afternoon at 3.30 in the Red Cross room.Monthly meeting of the Child V, el-1 fare Clinic will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4.00 p.m.in the Red Cross room.Because of the quality of the coating Smiles\u2019n Chuckles Chocolates have a lustrous appearance.They have that distinctive touch of in-, dividuality which secures preferment from all who love perfection in anything.A fresh shipment just arrived at Woodard\u2019s, 70c lb.J.;.,j.\t.\t.j.\t.\t4 | t CHURCH NOTICES £ ! * * 4* \u2022S** *> IN KANSAS.(From Horne\u2019s Monthly) In books it is represented as difficult for a man to from consequences.display good-will We are officially informed that the penalties of the law will be rigorously applied if the present abuses continue.It is, therefore, in the interests of each one to work to conserve the privileges which we have so dearly acquired and to lay ourselves open to irksome restrictions.We hope that you yourself, on your very next outing, will put into practice the required moderation, and that you will use your influence in your environment to impress upon all that speeding must cease or motorists in general will suffer propose marriage to a woman.In real life, a fairly respectable man could propose to twenty women in a day, and be accepted.corn ripens and the product is stored away in - silos for use during the winter months.Perhaps far less com is husked and marketed than in an earlier period when Kansas.Missouri and Iowa PAYING AS YOU GO.(Toronto Financial Post) It has been said that many farmers in western Canada can\u2019t afford to go bankrupt.This is another way of saying that the conditions of the Bankruptcy .\ti 1\t-\t,,\t, -\tc Act are such that they cannot pay the legal expenses of farmers hauled practically iheir entire crop from ; g0jng through the necessary motions.It has been sug-twelve to twenty miles to the nearest railroad sta-; gested that the act be changed to make it easier to go tion and sold it for less than twenty-five cents a « bankrupt.We believe we are fulfilling duty in making the present appeal, and we hope that you will take it in good part.Respectfully vours, SHERBROOKE AUTOMOBILE CLUB.Sherbrooke, August 1.IN Tmshel.PRICE OF SELECT BACON \u2022 MONTREAL Editor of Record.Sir:\u2014In the market report of But this is not the whole story.When the matter! July 28 issue I notice hogs quoted came up\tin the House of Commons the other day, Mr.\t$9.50 to $9.65, selects $9.50.\u201cNow\tit is intimated that com may sell at a\tLapointe\ttook the contrary stand that the act was,\tSomewhere about two years ago -h\t-j -\t,\t*\ti\t;; n l l i\tl ,\tlenient.He declared that the credit of the farmers had\tour good Government conceived of price ranging\tfrom\t-\t-O\t-\t\u2022\t¦ 3 J a ^ushel\twheat\tbeen undermined and that if the way was made still\ta scheme of grading bacon hogs, at $2 and\toats at DU\tto Db cents.with these\teasier for them to go bankrupt their credit standing\tand those grading select were supplices advancing there\twill be a sympathetic rise\twould be\tdestroyed altogether and they would be unable\tposed to receive a dollar a hundred in the price\tof hay even\twith the excessively heavy\t10\tofi\u201eorI\t°Yer the thick f.at ho?: 50 a number ,\t,\t,\t,\t-w,.,,.i\tr i\tAI.of whicn goes to show tnat credit is a two-edged\tof our oroerressivp farmpre rinT-phn\" crop that\thas\tjust\tbeen\tcut.\tWith higher\tfeed\tsort of weapon and that the man who dodges his debts,\ted breedingstock of the best bacon prices there cannot iail to be a corresponding ad- legaily or otherwise, will not find it easy to borrow typg a considerable emense in ices.There are COn- a?airU 11 is better to Pai' as y°u if y°u want 10 Z° orde\u2019r to onmnete with thl m.AicVi vance in pork and beef prices.\t^ r ^ vincing indications that the lean years of which %'r'r a\u2019' the farmers have complained have come to an end.\u201cSo much has been said and written, and SITUATION IN CHINA.(Christian Science Monitor) Foregn intervention would be little apt to help the mer a little over order to compete with the Danish bacon on the English market.The next thing was to purchase 100 tags, pliers, etc.(Government manufacture, of course), which cost the far-$4.00, or twice ,.,.,11.\t,\ti , cause ot permanent good government in China.It is what they should cost.Then vou so many statistica, tables have been prepared to pOSSjble, of course, that the reformers might be able, placed a tag in your hog\u2019s ear, send convince the public that the plight of the Amen- in an interim of enforced order, so to strengthen their the number of tag» your name and d they now hold as to address and the day y< car agriculturist is serious, regarded as presumptuous that it might be ;in\tin .a »etter.to the inspector ,,\t,\t,\t, *\tpast events, however, the appearance of \u201cout-: ï\u201e Mnnfmnl onri if h* economic status is not actually so deplorable as aiders\u201d more probably would give the politically mind- thr^rn vf Wt.vou r^fPivpH^ hr/nne- ri?it Has been made to appear.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014-