Sherbrooke daily record, 7 juillet 1927, jeudi 7 juillet 1927

[" can.conn, cott OFF ICE L 1ST.Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927.\tThirty-First Yeai DECISION IS ANNOUNCED IN THE FAMOUS LABRIE CASE\t\t Storm Claims\tTwo Lives\u2014Whales Chase Ship\tOff Its Course Britain\u2019s Plans Meet Opposition From Japanese Japan Takes an Even, Stronger Stand on Limitation of Tonnage in Cruiser Class of Warships Than United States, Who Had Offered to Raise Maximum Tonnage to 400,000 Tons in Order to Appease Great Britain.STAGGERS BRITISH HOPES United States Circles Naturally Are Pleased Over Attitude of Japanese\u2014There Is a Feeling that It Has Offset Japan\u2019s Suport of Great Britain Last Week on Question of Reopen WILL CONSIDER FRANCO-U.S.PACT I TO OUTLAW WAR Proposal Made by Paris Government Expected to Form Subject of Conference at U.S.State Department Today.(Associated Press Despatch.WASHINGTON, uJly 7.\u2014Propos-THE \u201c a!s the p,aris government for nego-MV«!TTrRrnT7e t ir'Ti'rc Tx- ^ tiation of tne treaty with the United MYSTERIOUS LdGHT^IN J | states to outlaw war are expected to EXPLANATION OF JOSEPH LABRIE NOW FREE AFTER EIGHT YEAR LEGAL FIGHT - _ _____________\u2014_______________ Official Notice Received Here /-j a YiMTh t ïniT Today from Secretayy of State CAMPAIGN FOR Announcing that oseph Labne, Who Was Sentenced to Life DA A 131ft Aï; T'DÂAïï Imprisonment in 1919, Has j OU/ilUJ Ui lî\\M)Li Been Granted His Freedom.TO STUDY Ü.S.MIGRATION CONDITIONS COMMANDER BYRD IS PLANNING TO SPEND NEXT SEVEN OR EIGHT YEARS EXPLORING FROM THE AIR HIS BROTHER EMILE WAS RELEASED LAST YEAR NORTHERN (Canadian Press Despatch) QUEBEC, July 7.-That # $£ reflected light from a steam- # #\tdriven (alligator boat on Lake & #\tOnatchway, was responsible & S responsible for the myster- #\tious lights which had been & \u2022S seen in northern Quebec re- #\tcently, and whi-ch had been # #\tassociated with the disap- # pearance of the two French tfc ÿï trans-Atlantic fliers, Nun- ^ gesser and Coli was the ^ #\tstatement of the Provincial # #\tGovernment.The 'announce- # $ ment was mads following no- ÿÿ .n.\tv- « ment was maas louowmg no- « mg Discussion on Capital ships, # tification by its 0ffiCiaiE wh0 * Which Was Opposed by United ifc mvestigated the matter States.Connection With Death of Charles Chase at Stoke\u2014Case Attracted Considerable Attention Throughout Province.Held for Manslaughter in Secretary Kellogg and Ambassador Herrick, who is home on leave.Mr.Herrick brought with him the original text of the proposed pact, which he received from the French premier and which he transmitted by cable at the time.Whether he would _ find it necessary to confer also with nP Cih celebrated Labne case, President Coolidge on the subject be- I which attracted so much know:?'S retUrn t0 PariS WaS n0t ^ attention throughout the 'll-_____________ ; whole Province in the latter part REVISION OF BOOK OF PRAYER I December, 1919, has been APPROVED\tbrought to a close.Mr.C.C.?ref* Despatch) Cabana, lawyer for the defence, PROGRESSING: Meeting With Success\u2014Must Have More Workers to Ensure ÎSuccess.Investigation WiH Continue North | After South Pole FUght He Would Like to Make an Aerial Voyage of Exploration Over Trackless Forests of Brasil) Then Perhaps a Good-Will Flight Around South America, to Be Followed by Another Expedition, This Time to Arabia.- to Canadian Border and Wut to Pacific Coast (As»ocinted Press Despatch) , ^ ARIS, July 7.\u2014Command- # k\u2018TT\\S pr0F0E' today receiving official notice j canvassers have been on the job ed revision of the book of common ,\tc .\t£ c.\tanÜ « SÏ üï « Sb # « «! # yesterday.real, where he had served some ceven years on a charge of manslaughter in connection with the death of Charles Chase, of Bishop\u2019s Crossing, who was found dead near Labrie s home a( Stoke with a bullet wound in his leg on February 6th, 1919.The case will be remembered by residents of this section.On Feb-,\t.\t\u2014\t.\t| ruary 5, a man later endentified as M i j.i i\tn e.ltaer CaPt?m Georges Pel- chase, a peddler, had gone to the Monoplane to London With as Ietlf Doisy.of Pans to Tokio fame ! home of a Mrs Hormisdas Pomer- Ye> Unnamed Pilot to ShowLorigSirplanne^fhe^n w^-\u2019b\t: leau\u2019 ar\u2018d\u2019 \"not s peaking^ French, Ta.r I I\ti r\tu! '-«t 4 p Pifnner« Vne trilp\ttlls frightened the woman, who called Latter Controls and Everÿ-;\tCaptain Coll, and who, sincere Ernest and Joseph Labrie.The thing He Needs to Know About uW-/11 his been w^rkil^ mier'iCo11 t'vo men wer\u20ac al!e^ed t0 h.ave ,f,ol\u2018 p i- .r D,\t9een 'vorkmg on plansilowed Chase and, Joseph, the elder - eCciaanties Oi .lane.\t^L, I s.Jf\t,\tbrother, was snnposed to have shot -\tChamberlin declined to comment Chase in the \u2018 kg, severing an LIEUT.TARASCON ALSO i\tuZrT\t, that artery, causing him to bleed to between] d^ath.A Mrs.Goupil had heard Clarence Chamberlin Will Flyiwiu MENTIONED AS POSSIBLE PILOT FOR RETURN TRIP himself and Levine.three shots and in looking out her 'T would be perfectly willing to window had seen a man bending ______ tike the piano home myself,\u201d he over something lying in the field.Chamberlin W;!l leave Pl~-e\tin\tSaid\u2019\t1 long ag0 made enraga-\tThinking that the man had shot a Uiamoer.m Will Leave rioi.e\tm\tments that make it impossible.\u201d ,\tj deer, she instructed her children to London, to fie Returned\tto\tFriends\tof the aviator also stat-\tfind out what it was next morning France by French Pilot and\tcd tllat\t'^rangements concluded\tand was stricken with horror when j.\\£\tc r\tc\u2019 ,i \u2019 6ome time a£° Precluded his re- Ahe was told that a man was lying nimselt Will nail trom boum- maining in Europe any longer.Ion the ground apparently dead, ampion on Leviathan Next They didn\u2019t hint, however, that For some reason or other it was not Tuesday.P (Associated Press Despatch) i two men, and intimated that Chamberlin felt that Levine without suf-aoic iin '/-i\tficient experienco in aviation, had AKlo, July /.Clarence undertaken too much in the direc-Chamberlin will fly the tl-on of the flight, especially in Bellanca monoplane \u201cCol-.their round of visits to European stand at a tea last night, to which \u2018 umbia\u201d to London with the as ye! rities.all the plenipotentiaries were invited.| unnamed F'rench pilot who wil.He contended that the interests of (attempt a return fight across the the world would best be served by ad-: .,\t.\t,\t>\t\u2022\t, the original minimum: Atlantic with Charles Levine, he herence to cruiser tonnage figures of the Uni ted States of 250,000 tons.'If we went back with a treaty-providing merely for revision upward.instead of real limitation,\u2019 one facetious son of Nippon remarked, \u201cwe would not dare land in Japan.We would have to go to Korea where Admiral Saito is Governor.and get him to protect us.\u201d \u2019ndications Are That Britain Will Not Recede From Her Stand W.C.Bridgeman, First Lord of the British Admiralty, referi'ing to the figures mentioned by Admiral Saito, declared they were impossible as a basis of discussion.When asked to comment later, he would only say that there were three parties to the conference and two of them were finding it difficult to understand the peculiar situation of one of them\u2014Great Britain.From all that has been said by the British to back up their contention that a large fleet of small cruisers was needed by Great Britain because of the far-flung nature of the Empire, the indications are that they will not recede from their stand.Competent observers, therefore believe that the success of the deliberations depends on whether Great Britain will be able to convince Japan and the United States that her claim Is justified.Would be Advantageous for Japan United States circles naturally are pleased over the.attitude of the Jap ame.There is a feeling that it has offset Japan\u2019s support of Great Britain last week on the question of reopening discussion on capital ships, which was opposed by the United States.In connection with Japan's insistence on a low tonnage for cruisers, it is commented that the low figures would be advantageous for the Japanese, because the more the tonnage is kept down, the smaller will be the difference between the ef-1 fective strength of the Japanese navy MAKES SLASHING ATTACK ON IMMIGRATION POLICY OF KING GOVERNMENT told the Associated Press today.He will show the new pilot the controls and everything he needs (Canadian Press Dosnatch) to know about the peculiarities MONTREAL, July 7.\u2014A slashing of the plane, as well as give him attack on the immigration policy of the full benefit of the exoerience the,KiF° Government was made'last ^\t\u2018night by S.W.Jacobs, M.P., ¦r- gained on the trans-Atlanb flight, Chamberlin added.Chamberlin will leave the plana in London, to be returned to France by the French pilot, and himself will sail from Southampton on the Leviathan next Tuesday.It is believed the pilot who will take the \u201cColumbia\u2019\u2019 back to America tation of American policies, all was not too smooth between the until some twelve hours later that the late Chief Couture was notified and the Provincial detectives brought into the case.The evidence pointed strongly to the Labrie brothers as being guilty of the deed and on February 11, Emile, the youngest, was arrested, and on the next day Joseph was also arrested.The case came up before the late Justice Desy, of Three Rivers, who was presiding over the local Superior Court at the time and was one of the most famous ever held here, After long sessions both were found guilty of manslaughter on December Ï8,\t1919.Joseph Labrie was sentenced to imprisonment for life, while Emile Labrie was given twenty-five years.Owing to some error in the pronouncing of the sentence, both were released a few months later under an Habeas Corpus and the sentence declared illegal.A month later, Provincial detectives, accompanied by one of the guards of the penitentiary of St.Vincent de Paul, re-arrested the two brothers during the night.This caused a bitter legal battle in which their attorney, Mr, C.C.Cabana, presented a.new Habeas Corpus before the Court in Montreal, which was again granted, but the jailer at the penitentiary refused to obey, and the two brothers were kept in the penitentiary.The attorney for the defence continued his endeavors to have them released and last year was successful in obtaining the\u2019 release of Emile Labrie.Today he received notification to the effect that.Joseph Labrie had been liberated.to be interviewed, however, and but a small percentage of this number have been seen.The most pressing need of the membership committee is an increase in the number of canvassers, and the chairman, Mr.C.S.Millette, and the secretary of the Board, Mr.R.A.Bartlett, are most anxious that more members should call at the office and take a few cards and names to be solicited.Success is impossible unless more canvassers are secured, and the more there are the less will be the task of each.Before the campaign started there were about one hundred members of the Board of Trade, and the Objective which Mr.Millette states snould be reached is five hundred.Several dozen cards have already been returned bearing the names of men who are willing to become members.There has been about sixty per cent, success so far among the concerns and men interviewed, which is considered very good.There will be another meeting regarding the campaign next Mon-day, July 11th.MEER SŸS HIDDEN MAI CAUSED WRECK Alabama, and Anthony Griffin, of New York, Robert Carl White, assistant secretary of labor, and Melvin Jones, assistant director of the budget, constitutes a sub-committee of the House committee on appropriations.Mr.Schreives said the study was being made to acquaint the executive and administrative branches of the government with the needs of the immigration service.The chief problem to be faced, he said, was illegal entry and the smuggling of aliens across the border.* f\t,\t.\t.i :\tother metals into gold.* age or exploration over the ^\t& trackless forests of Brazil ; then i ft\t^ perhaps a good-will flight around_____\t, be followed expedition, this time !\t\u2019 he was asked.| The Aorth Pole hero grinned as ha A Severe Hail, Rain And Wind Storm In Illinois And Iowa Last Evening *- Caused Heavy Property Damage! » a nn TfcAOTTïAMr in Two States and Also Claim- J Ai Ü FUü 1 i UriL ed Tv/o Lives\u2014Storm Hit Sud-: denly, Routing a New Heat Wave Which Had Descended Upon Districts Yesterday.South America, to by another to Arabia.\t| replied: \u201cThat\u2019s an interesting flight His plans, the aviator explained, I but it\u2019s not in my line.\u201d are of course subject to ratification |\t- by the United States Navy Depart- EXPECTS TO SAIL FOR ment, everything depending on hiS|\tuniMC AM TirccnAv MrvT being granted sufficiently long leave\tMUiVlL Un HJtoUAl NiiXT of absence from the Navy.\t|\t- \u201cWill you try to fly over Mount (Associated Press Despatch) ~~\tPARIS.July 7.\u2014Passage for Com- ! mander Byrd and his trans-Atlantic (flight companions has been tentatively booked on the steamer Leviathan, sailing from Cherbourg next Tuesday.Unless there are developments to change their plans, the airmen .will motor to Cherbourg from Le ! Touque^ where they are to spend the ' week-end until Tuesday afternoon, without, returning to Paris.Clarence D.Chamberlin has also announced that he has arranged to sail on the Leviathan, but Charles A.Levine, his passenger on the trans-Atlantic flight from New York to Germany, will remain in France to prepare for a return flight with a French pilot.WAS OF SHORT DURATION DESPATCH OF MORETROOPS TRANSATLANTIC PLANE MAIL STAMPS MISSING (Associated Pres* Despatch) ______\tPARIS, July 7.\u2014 Maurice Buka.In riiiraern What Wa* a Dead Decision Is Result of Reassuring aow£kl> Minister of Public Works, in Ulicago, Yrnai Vtas a ueau\tf\u201e\u201e Cl______t____ c has ordered a thorougn investigation Calm One Minute Was a VT\tr\tCL A\tC ; lltXS\u2019 VIUCICQ it LUAUUUgU invt; Iiews from onantung, oays; by the post office department to Reuter Message from Tokio.I I?arn what became of the stamps on (Associated Press Despatch) the majority of the letters carried by the trans-Atiantic plane America.The minister seeks to establish Shrieking Windstorm the Next, Whirling Sheets of Rain ^\tT i o «\ti i no muiifcter steeds t*i estaunsii Through Streets \u2014 Windows assuring FJ-\t\u201ere: whether thestampswere washed off Shattered by Bullet-Like Tattoo of Hail Stones.W.Jacobs George Etienne Cartier division.He blamed the Opposition parties as well as the government, as their views were the same.\u201cOur government is looking for quality, not quantity,\" he said, \u201cbut they are getting neither.\u201d He accused the government of a slavish imi- Passenger Vessel Forced To Retreat When Large School Of Whales Launched Attack When Last Seen Whales Were in Formation Again, Apparently Waiting for Something Else to Turn Up\u2014Some of Passengers Thought They Were Laughing, as Whales Do When They Send a Ship Off Its Course.(Associated Press Despatch) Chicago, ills., July 7.\u2014a storm in Henry County, * Iowa, and accompanied in Front of Switch and Signa\u2019, Illinois by high winds, heat ana Obscuring His View\u2014Coroner heavy downpour, cost two lives.Reserved Decision.\tinjured nine persons and caused ______\theavy property damage in the (Afsociated Pre** Despatch) two states last night STONY POINT, N.V.July 7.\u2014\tyfoe small son of Harry Hazer The fact that a switch signal was; killed when the storm struc]< hidden from an engineer s view by .\t, ,\t,\ti a.man\u2019s body was given yesterdayHhe Hazen home near Whale;: as the cause of the New York, On- Iowa.Frank Dandrowski, 34 tario and Western passenger train was injured in Iowa, wreck at Iona Station, Tuesday,; The storm hit suddenly, rout-with a casualty list of four dead and .\t,\t, ., , i , a score injured.\tmg a heat wave which had des- William Brandt, of Middletown, ' cended upon the two states dur-N.Y., the engineer of the passenger jng the day, It was of compara-train, and the man on whom rail- tive]y short duration, but muc! road ofucials placed responsibility.\u2022 r i, j .1\t1\t\u2022 for the accident gave the obscured 1raln antd there were hai switch signal as the cause of the ac-i storms over the entire storm cident when he testified yesterday ! area.at Coroner George B.Dutcher\u2019s in-| Crop damage was reported from 'e^1lgatlon'\t.\ti both states.Trees in Clinton.Iowa, The coroner reserved decision.; \\>-\u20acre an but stripped of their leaves Brandt sai d he passed a signal ; aiMj windows in every part of the some distance north of the wreck.city were shattered by the buliet- tentatively challenged him.The school was composed of fifty more whales, enough purpoises to stock a college ami small fish in sufficient numbeir to fill a univer-on the one hand and the navies of ! S'*Y fp Hil strength.The ship went Great Britain and the United States away from there while the whales on the other.Should the United Slates agree to a maximum cruiser tonnage of 600,-(Continued on page 11) * ! (Associated Press Despatch) fident by the failure of the ship to NEW YORK, July .7\u2014A whale |'fccePt th,e earlier challenge, bore of x trip was treed by Munvml *îc «jf SHOWERS TODAY, FRIDAY FAIR The depression which was ove-the Upper Lakes yesterday is mov-which commander Byrd flew across ling slowly eastward,' causing show-the Atlantic.It is to be driven by ers in many parts of Ontario and two Payne-Whitney motors, which : Quebec.The weather is now fair have a total of 950 horsepower.jthroughout the Western Provinces, In addition to its machine guns.\tForecast: Local showers or the plane will have provision for thunderstorms.Friday: Fresh carrying 3,400 pounds of high explosives with which to bombard land or sea forces, it is said.northwest winds, fair with stationary or a little higher temperature* ( 009710 ip AGE TWO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY.JULY 1927.* -* STANSTEAD ] ' ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE Mr.O.Berry, who came here from Ottawa a year ago as office manager at the Stanstead Garage, j Is leaving for Gaspe to take a position as lay worker in an Anglican mission, and intends qualifying; for the ministry.After the death of the latê Dr.C I.Moulton, Mr.Berry was appointed secretary-treasurer of the school commissioners of- Stanstead Plan.His resignation at such was accepted by the board at a meeting on Friday evening.when the office was temporarily assigned to Sidney Stevens, who was named acting secretary-treasurer to hold office until a successor to Mr.Berry can be found.The commissioners were much pleased with Mr.Berry's work.Both Mr.end Mrs.Berry were much appre-r.ated at Stanstead, particularly h;,\u2019' the congregation of Christ Church, and their departure is generally regretted.Mrs.Charles Smith and Mr.Albert Perkins, of Sutton, wore recent guests of their mother, Mrs.Horace Baird, and sister, Miss Grace Wheeler.Mrs.H.P.Pierce has returned from spending several months with her daughters in Philadelphia and Washington.Mrs.Sehaifeur, Misa Mary Flint.Mr.and Mrs.J.D.MacFadyen and Mr.Norman Flint .notored to Ottawa or.Thursday and :o ü in the Confederation programme in that city, returning to their house here early Sunday morning Mrs.Cora Farrell.Mr Willian.Berwick and Mr.and Mrs.Ma:-: Perre\u2019.i and sou.William, fromi N\u2019ewboro, Ont.motored here the' latter part of the week and visited : friends at their former home at; Stanstead over the holidays.Mr.and .Mrs.Joseph Hoy nnd three children, of Sherbrooke,were guests of Mr.Roy's parents, over the ,holidays.Mr.anti Mrs.W, F.Chapman end three children, of Montreal,1 have arrived here, and have opened.\"Seaton Place\", fer the summer.Mrs.Sommerset Aiken, of Montreal, is also at \"Seaton Place\" for a few weeks.Mrs.H.F.Morgan and daughter.Miss Donna Morgan, spent the week-end at the home of Mrs.Morgan\u2019s sister.Mrs.M.C.Standish.Mr.Cecil Tiffin, of the Westing-house Electric.Hamilton, Ont., is having a month's vacation and is spending the time with his parents, Mr.and.Mrs.A.H.Tiffin.Miss Bertha Tiffin, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and firs.A.H.Tiffin.The many friends in Coaticook, Hilfhurst and Sherbrooke of Mrs.?.F.Smith, who have been much concerned over her illness of the past few weeks, will be grieved to Know that her condition does not Improve, and at present her vitality is extremely low.Her daughter, Mrs.Harold Morgan, of Sherbrooke, and Mrs.M.C.Standish.of this place, at whose home she is ill.are constantly with her.Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Martin and Mr, and Mrs.Pvalph Martin.f Laconia, N.H.were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Horace Cordeau over the week-end.Miss Mamie Labonte and Messrs.Charles and Francis Jenkins have moved down to their Cedarville cottage on Lake Mem-phremagog for the summer vacation.Mr.Frederick Drew, a life long resident and one of the most highly respected older citizens of this community, passed away or.Monpay forenoon at the home of h:-dalighter, Mrs.Bernard P,enihan, after several weeks of i'ines'.Mr.Drew has been connected with the building industry here for a good many years, being a contractor of merit, he had a host of frier.:-, and will be much missed both in public and private life.the coming year.Messrs.Ulric Rousseau and A.Pope were elected joint secretaries for the coming year.The.following vice-presidents were elected for the five divisions: 1st division, Ed.Hooper, Compton; 2nd ; division, Gusper (larchesseau, Ste.j Edwidge; 3rd division, Jos.Riddle; j 4th division, J.L.Audet, Lapatrie, j and 5th division, Dr.V.Lincourt.The following delegates were elected for the national convention to be held in Winnipeg on October 11th: Dr.V.Lincourt, of Lake Me-gantic; Mr.A.Marion, of Ste.Edwidge; Mr.Jos.Riddle, of Sawyer-ville, and Mr.C.M.McRae, of Cook- ' shire.The following substitutes were ! also elected: Messrs.James Lemay, Lake Megantic; Wm.Martineau, j Ste.Edwidge; Duncan McLeod, Milan, and Wilder Hill, Bulwer.Mr.George Stearns, of Lake Meganfic, was appointed as representative at j large.\t/\t| The meeting wos closed by ap-| propriatc- remarks and thanks given : by Mr.F.R.Cromwell, Dr, V.Lin-ccurr and Mr.Antonio Drolet.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Chaddock,: Miss Chaddock and Mrs.Russell! Hallett, of Cnmpello.have been vis - j iting Mr.and Mrs.H.Chaddock.Messrs.Wyatt and T.A.Johnston left for Metis Beach on Monday, I where they will spend the summer.Mr.and Mrs.Mitchell and Master: Kerbart.of Natick, with Miss Alice Elliott, of Cornish, Me., are spend-1 ing the week with Dr.and .Mrs.A.; Johnston.Mr.Ulric Rousseau has taken over, the undertaking business from the estate of the late Geo.Bushev, where a large assortment of caskets can to: obtained ranging in price from $35 and un.Stop That Tired Feeling! '*'Fruit-*-tives\u2019 increased my appetite, gav e rae more energy andtt better colour.1 baye gained a lot.Miss Eva Emond, Magog, P-Q.Let \u201cFruit-a-tives\" build up YOUR strength and vigour.It corrects indi gestion, biliousness, constipation and such troubles that keep you listless and miserable.25c and 50c at all druggists.; vicinity were most terribly sadden- ! ed to learn of the sudden death of Mrs.Larriu (i/jr.csj McHJarg, i j whe met her death near her home : in Lyndonville, Vt., by an auto ac-1 cident or.Juno 14th.Her husband | predeceased her about ten years ago.She was a sister of the late j Mr Johnson Derick, a former and much respected resident of Tomi-' fobia.Mr.George Layfield went with! GENER»! NOTES A SUCCESSFUL |MEGANTIC CO.AND BRIPFLETS i DOMINION DAY OF SCOTSTOWNi ATCOATICOOK HAPPENINGS ST.SYLVESTER _\t._\t.!\t^\tMiss Anne Murphy, with her sis- friends on a fishing trip recently | Special Services Held On Sunday Street Parade Held in Morning-\u2019 ter and husband, of Boston, Mass., rt.osV.c.v,\t,\t.\t-\t-\t- \u2014\t- -\t\u201e\t_\t| |\t| j -, arrived recently to spend their va- Horse Races on July land 2, ca^.jon wjth her parents, Mr.and; ; to Chesham.\t| | Messrs.Wendell Hamilton and ! F.Perkins, of Mansonville, were ! callers at Mrs.Layfrieîd\u2019s on Sun-: day, June 26th.Miss Kelly, of Lowell, Mass.,! arrived on Monday, June ÎBth, .to ing will be at the home of Mrs.spend her vacation with her sister, Frank.\tMrs.Layfield, and family.Miss Isobel Stevens is the guest Miss Isobel Davis has started a of her cousin, Miss F.Stevens.\tmusic class in Fitch Bay and one Mrs.Chas.Stevens and Mrs.Ward in Graniteville.left Thursday for Lisbon, X.H.\tMrs.C.P.Davis spent Wednes- Miss Inez Frank, accompanied by day, June 29th wiith her sister, the Misses Mary and Jeanie Crom- Mrs.S.G.Drew, bie, daughters of Rev.W.T.B.Mrs.Mina (Beerwort) Bullis Cromie, B.A.D.D., of Montreal, accompanied her nephew and niece, spent the week-end with Mrs.\tan{l\tMrs.W.E.Huse, of for Sixtieth Jubilee\u2014Other i Items of Interest to Residents of Scotstown.F rank.Beebe, and attended the Bown- Miss Truax and Mrs.and Miss!\t\"'edding on Wednesday, Mamie Solomon have gone to Fre- 11116\tGeorgeville.Lighsburg for a holiday.\tj HEREFORD NICOLET FALLS Miss Armstrong and Miss Lilian Armory Crowded for Mem- Mrs.Luke Murphy.-\t-\tMr.and Mrs.Archy Routier, of| Lawrence, Mass., are the guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Maguire and other relatives here.orial Service on Sunday.The Domiftion Day programme GLEN LLOYD Mrs.George Downes is spending some time with her daughter, Missj Inez Downes, at Thetford Mines.Master John Smith left on June SCOTSTOWN, Que., July 7.\u2014! Mrs.Murdo Buchanan spent a fewifor Coaticook was as follows: days in Montreal last week.\tj Street parade, headed by Fire- Miss Jean Murray, of Sherbrooke,1 man g Hopkins as marshall, and was a week-end guest of her par-j followed- by chie£ john Boudreau ents, Mr.and Mrs.W m.Murray.and Fireman Tafe in decorated auto; Mrs.Thos.MacAulay, of Bromp:jthe n£W fire truck driven by Fire- tonville, who spent a week gues^ ox man H Dandenault; bne ll0Se and left Tor Burv and East Angus onirccl wag°n.in charge of Fireman | 25th for the Royal Victoria Hospital, FVi.rlau «voniifo-wb»ro p\t! H.Lavoie; fire engine in charge of Montreal, and underwent an opera- a week guest of friends before re- Fireman Cotnoir, and the hook and, tion for appendicitis, which was a turning to her home.\tladder wagon in charge of Fireman success.Mr.and Mrs.John MacDonald F.Koule.This was followed by a Mrs.Alex.McVetty was the re-; were in Magog on Saturday.\tj car containing His Worship the cent guest of her mother, Mrs.Wr.On Thursday afternoon the Wo-! Mayor and aldermen, accompanied G.White.\t, , men\u2019s Missionary Society will hold: by Mr.P.A.Dionne; the Coati-1 Miss Mabel Lowery, of Reedsdale, their regular meeting in St.An- ' cook Band; the Misses Hughes and!'w®3 the guest recently of hei aunt, drew\u2019s United Church.This meeting i Snow, on mounts, advertising B.C.;Mrs> Downes, will be of a patriotic nature.The Leinoine\u2019s store; Alderman Audet\u2019si of Mr.and Mrs.Bracken; Mr.and Mrs.John Morrow and Mr.and Mrs.Henry Morrow, and family, of Newport, the guests of Mr.Wm; Morrow; Misses Mabel and Edna Hill of Stanstead, the guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Frizzle and Mr.J.Thomnson, of Sherbrooke, the guests of Rev.and Mrs.Mur-ray.Mr.and Mrs.Dow, of Boston, and Mrs.Baird, who were home to attend their mother\u2019s funeral, the late Mrs.Wm.Rothany, of Leeds, were the guests of their brother, Mr.B.Rothany, on Tuesday, June 21.The Misses Am i, McColm and Smaill left here on Friday, June 17th, to return to their respective homes.Mrs.I.Cox, of Lower Ireland, is at present the guest of her daughter, Mrs.B.Rothney.thetford'mInes and BLACK LAKE Mission Band, who are discontinu-.p0\u2019ny rjg jWith Master Audet and ing meetings for the summer months j frj8nd) advertising B.C.Lemoine\u2019s; will be present, taking part in the j a beautiful floral float, service post- CRANBERRY Th« second day of the Church Ahern, of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.Helpers Convention at Hereford.Stewart, Miss Battery and Miss Per-opened with the C.H.L.service and\t0£ Richmond, were the guests the hymn \"Brightly Gleams Our.of Mrs.H Gregory this week.Banner.Three papers were read\t, i\t.r\t,\t.,,\t___ ____ and discussed: One by Mr.I.R.\tand Mrs- R-M'A1 !\u20180tt and 'at the Manse after the meetlng\u2019 A1 ' commercial float, bv Penmans Ltd.; iter, Mrs.Guy Wood.He was ac-.Whitehouse on the \u201cSocial Life of\t3on spent the holidays in j members of the congregation inter- dec01.ated fioat, log cabin, demon- comPanYd home by his mother, ___________________;_______rar, Garnt Annsley, of Bennett, meeting, also the Circle girls, whoj ^ system, portraying the post of- motored to East Angus on June will take part.Lunch will be served .^ \u2018pr0gresSj 1867-1927; decorated j 29th and was the guest of his sis- the Parish\u201d; one bv Mrs.T.Marsh1 Ottawa.i ested in the work, as well as the on the Fourth Commandment, and; Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Pearson and I young people are invited to be pre-one by Mr.George Carter on the! family,\tMontreal and Dr.and:sent.envelope system.An address was Mrs.Fred Brown also, of Mont-! Next Sunday, Rev.MacLean ex-gi-.en by the Bishop Coadjutor of | real, are camping at the Nicolet ; pects to be at Gould, as well as dur-Yermont on religious life and work'Lakes for a couple of months.! mg the week at the preparatory ser-ir.the parish.The discussion cfj Mr.Geo.Fowler left on Tues-! vices, where he will assist.Commu-ger.eral business of the parish then day for Sherbrooke, where he will inion will be dispensed in Chalrner\u2019s followed.One important matter undergo an operation.that was decided was the formation\t-\u2014 of a parish library, and Messrs.Swanson, Howe and Whitehouse\tHUNTINGVILLE Mrs.Tirzah Amadon and Mrs.were calilng on MIRROR LAKE Mr.and Mrs.F.R.Bishop, of1 Kewanna, Man., were entertained by Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Harrison at dinner or.Tuesday in the latter\u2019s cottage, \"Uneedarcst,\" Mirror Lakey Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Bennett and daughter, of Ormstown, have arrived at \"Linger Inn,\u201d where they plan to send the summer.Mr.and Mrs.George DeGrasse : and family, of Angus, are spending a few weeks at Lake View Cottage.Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Storey are spending the summer in Colonel Gilbert's cottage.Miss Ida Mackinnon, who has been spending a few days at \"The Kaereiftm,\u201d motored to her home in ; Adderley on Tuesday.She was accompanied as far as Marbieton by the Misses Helen and Grace Mackinnon and Mildred Mackenzie.Mrs.J.Murray and the Misses Marjorie Woodburn, Dorothy Hartley, Annie Riley and Alice Hill, all ! of '\u2018The Haeremm,\u201d were calling at \u201cUneedarest,\u201d on Tuesday afternoon.Miss Phyllis Amelia Bridgette.of Birchton, has been spending a few days at \u201cThe Haereihm.\u201d -Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Taylor and, Mr.J.Murray, Birchton; Messrs.Arnold McVetty, Cecil Skinner and, P.ilie Seowen, of Bishop\u2019s Crossing,! were caking at \"The Haereihm\u201d on 1 Wednesday evening.The Misses Alice Hill, Beulah1 Smith and Marjorie Woodburn, all cf \"The Haereinm,\" motored to Suive.- on Thursday evening, when Miss : Woodburn in spending a few days ; with Miss Alice Hill before she returns to her home in Lis gar.strating the styles from the days ^Lrs'\u2019Jess:e Anns.ey, and Miss Agnes of the pioneers to present time.; s' Several voung ladies dressed in / 1 \u2019v styles from 1867M927; decorated\twXnTecentlv forest and camp design float by\tMGeorge and* Borden Gill the Boy Scouts; commercial float.: spent Dominion Day in Cookshire.- -\trepresenting local cement works;.Mr David Kin, of piymouth, I Church in Gould on Sunday, July, float, Carticr-MnoDonald, Confedor-\tvisiting friends at j 10th.\t! ation, 1837-1927; minstrels, decorat-; j,jap!e\u2019 Grove'.Rev.Mr.Smith, of Danville, will! ed float; Cüason s Concentrated Miss Lena Stewart was the guest ________________ :\tconduct the\tservices in\tthe\tAdvent'pure\tFood Products, decorated\t' 0f Mrs.Lizzie\tNugent for a few! were appointed\tas directors and a\t- !\tChurch on\tSunday,\tJuly\t10th,\tNeMner\u2019s Ltd.float; decorat-\tdays recently.subscription list which bore many; jjiss Florence Gunning, R.N., and where the United congregation willjed fiorai 3llt0, Gosselin and Son,\tMrs.Allan Crawford and infant generous donations vas circulated; Mr.A.G.Dunning, of Three meet for worship.\t! furriers; gold and white decorated son were the guests of Mr.and at once.It was\tdecided\tto\thold the\tRivers,\tspent\tthe\tweek-end\tof\tthe! Miss Evelyn Mayhew\thas\tgone to\tauto>\t*h, Megantic County, .\t\u2018day.The front of the building was: the Meadow Park exhibition DIXVILLE The Odd Fellows of Lodge No.57 held their annual parade on Sunday last to St.John\u2019s Church, where Rev.Mr.Seeley, an O.F., officiated.The rector rendered an appropriate sermon.The new pipe organ, recently installed by the Johnson family in memory of Mr.A.S.Johnson, was used for the first time and much enjoyed by all.The church has also been thoroughly renovated by paint and varnish,' both exterior and interior, which is a great, improvement.Mr.Robert Magwood, Alfred Street, who has spent the past few months in Montreal, is spending some tim,e at his home here.Mrs.Gordon Simons, Victoria Street, entertained a number of little, girls on Wednesday afternoon, the occasion being the eleventh birthday of her little daughter Erma.Twenty-five little guests were were present and a very enjoyable afternoon was spent by all in games, after which lunch was served by tlfe hostess.The guest of honor receiv-, ed many nice gifts.Miss Woodard, of Derby Line, is at present a guest of Miss Annie Davidson, Johnson, Vt.All are glad to welcome Miss Marian Crandall home much improved in health, after having had an operation for appendicitis in Sherbrooke Hospital.There was no celebration held here on July 1.A number of people spending their short vacation out of town.DUDSWELL JUNCTION attended the Jersey picnic at Len- Mr- Harold Hunting is in the sol-noxville on Thursday, June 30.diers\u2019 training cairtp at Ayer\u2019s Clitf.Mrs.A.F.Damon, of Island;\t-\u2014 Pond, was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Damon at Maplewood on Thursday.Mr.W.A.Wallis and family recently paid a visit to relatives at West Burke.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Gilson, Messrs.J.B.and W.T.Parker, Frances Parker, Ruth Nelson and Esther Smith motpred to Sherbrooke on Wednesday.Mrs.Davis, of Chilliwack, B.C., has been spending a Jew days here with her uncle, Mr.A.J.Martin and family.KINNEAR\u2019S MILLS Examination Results at Consolidated School.The results of the June examin- Mr.Arthur D.Jenkerson, from Bock Island, is spending his holidays Th« service was led bÿ Rev.E.M.with his parents in this place.W.Templeman, who was the only Mr, Lyford George, Mrs.Homer pastor able to be present, ac Rev.George, Master Allen Thompson and J.W.MacLean and Rev.Mr.Bea-Mrs.B.W.Jenkerson were in Mar- ton were not able to be present, bleton one evening last week.1 owing to other calls of duty.The Mr.and Mrs.C.J Towle and service Praise VVY led U a chouir children left for Sherbrooke on Sat- ! =°?}P0Sed °J T ^ w™ * .,_\t,\t-u different churches, Miss Margaret urdaj, vhere they will be the\tpresiding at the organ, guests of Mr.and Mrs A.E.Bry- ; R wgs \u20acs£matedKthat there \u201cere decorated with flags.The weather1 grounds, a good midway was in at- ; being all .that could be desired, i tendance, and the following rcces: benches were erected in front of j Class 2:24\u2014Butcher Boy, 0.Marthe building, but many found the ! coux, 111; Sister Prue, H.L.Call, shade of the trees more desirable, ! North Hatley, 2 2 2; Angus Boy,1\t.\t,\t,,\t,\t,\t_\t, and others took advantage of the Coombc Bros., Sherbrooke, 3 3 4; '.\t,\tU protection afforded by their cars.ï Peter Belina H.L.Barrett, 4 4 3.i TUT Kllln6al/ M\u2019Hs Consolidated -.-\t- - Time, 2:17 3-4; 2:18 1-2; 2:18 l-2.j\tY v° !0WSiir , M , Class 2:38\u2014Tipperary Girl, P^l Wark.Nor^ TrVnLeld a£a K Deragon, West Stewartstown, X.ford\t\u2019 H\" 1 1 1: S0etzAetr Todd> ,E- 0'Bo- Grade I-B\u2014Stella McElroy, chard, 2 2 2; Miss Fashzon H.F.G,ra\t,\t-\t\u2014.-\t'been at Mr.Sutcliffe\u2019s visiting hfa : clay morning, the service was of aj 'rbe followins races were run off;\t1 °Sf v' , r®.6eived prizes for s neighborhood cele- daughter, .Dorothy, who is spend- patriotic nature, the hymns sung!on ju]v 2nd-\t'\tn Upt and P°l!t6ness were Xor- -\t'\t-\ting the summer here.\ti dealing with this subjeot.Rev.J.W'J\t'\t| man Gumming, Alvin Davidson, nor HENDERSON VALE Messrs.George Dinning and Cas of Halifax, passed through here on Thursday buying cattle.Mrs.L.Porter, of Lower Ireland, was a recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Little.Mr.Ben.Watson, of Inverness, was calling on friends in this vicinity last week.Many from this part attended the wedding reception at the home of Mr.Donald McKenzie in Inverness, in honor of their daughter, Gene.Mr.Huart, of St.Agathe, was on the range last week buying fat cattle.ADDERLEY All from this brated Dominion Dav in Bury.KINGSEY A number from here attended the Dominion Day celebration at Asbestos.Miss Norma Smith lef: recently for Metis Beach, where she will spend the summer.Mr.and Mrs.W.Currie motored to Abenaki.?Springs for the week.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Olney, of Asbestos, are spending a few- days in town.Church be an home.\tadian West, and Mr.K.\u2018\u2018la U MacIjÇan also gave the history of Hatley, 7 5 G.\t*stln- of speeches, music, singing, Mrs.Percy Sherman and Helen from Marbieton were calling .\u2022 : .Confederation and also pointed out! Time: 2.22 1-4; 2:25 1-2; 2:25 1-2.T, , spent the week-end with Mr.and T-I1'\tx- L'ishnn and \u2019the ire at work done by the differ- 2:19 class\u2014Margaret Dewey, H.\tfYw'ho 'vere, v,s1tlnE fr;ends Mrs.Sylvester Goodin.\tMr and Mrs.S.N.Bishop and ^ reliyjous bodies in our land for L f.\u201e v th Hatf j t j.gutch- v® tde.^e1tk-«nd w616 Mr.and Mrs.Louisa Beaton and Mf.Reu- Mr- Tlte> from Bishops 9r0!5ln,8N the extension of the Kingdom of er Hoy\u2019, 0.Marcoux,\u20192 2 2; Lady\tMitchell and son and Miss a.» xwcu-\t'\t\u2022\t,\t,\t1 eAL«n»iuu ui une jviiiguum UX 1 pi* Hov (J Alarcoux Z Z Z' J.adv a i \u201e T'-n-\t« \\T-\t\u2018\u2019-lion ben Shaman of Birchton spent , spent an\t1 vr.T J3mÏ-i J?8US Christ.*\tout the fact - Finch,\" Mokis Drew, Colebrook.N Dr and Mré A\tYf°rk' an^ Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.S.Goo- home of Mr.and Mrs.I.J.Mac ; that in un,0n there is strength.H 3 4 4; Helen Harvester, Dan family of Cookshire at r and ^in-\tka> s.\t, How that when the two prime mm- gteele Xewuort Vt 4 3 5- Guv\t1 cookshire, at the home isters decided to join forces the Worthy,* Jas.Hinchy, West' Stew-\t\u2014\t-.- ' yreat work of Confederat.on of the 0\t\u2019 v tt r k o\t^\t, artstown, N.H., ;> o 3.\tfor All Mankind We Pray/' with A4 5 e c?Ei\u2019 U ! r.L\t; , COOKSHIRE Conservatives Held Convention.The regular annual meeting of the Conservative Association of the County of Compton was held in Cookshire in the County Building on June 25th.The joint presidents, Mr.F.R, Cromwell and Dr.V.Lincourt were in the chair.The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary and unanimously adopted as read.Mr.Antonio Drolet, of Lake Megantic, and Mr.Oliver Crom we : W\u2019ere elected joint presidents for Just Touch a Corn or Callus with this acts like an anaesthetic.Eases all pain in 3 seconds ~ WORKS like magic on any kind of corn, no matter how old, where it is, how bad it hurts.One touch and pain is eased.Almost unbelievable.Then the corn shrivels up and goes.A scientific way that dancers, walkers, actors, doctors and millions use.Beware of imitators.Get the real \u201cGets-It\u201d at leading drug stores everywhere.Made In Canada 191 Oorft St.Tarosto CETS-Ir KINGSBURY Mrs.P.emick, of Ayer's Cliff, Mrs.: Talbot, of Kingston, and Mrs.Blem-! ing, of Melbourne, were recent, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Hawkins.Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert went; to a birthday party at Mr.Geo.; Brown\u2019s, given for their little dau-; ghter.Exilda.School closed here on Wednesday, and the teachers have left for their respective homes.On Thursday evening the Y.P.S, met at the manse for a social evening :n honor of Miss Lennon, who, ha been their president for the past year.They presented Miss Lennon with very pretty candle-tioks.Mrs.Malboeuf gave a dance in the town hall on Friday evening for Miss Lennon, who left for her! home the following day.Dr.and Mrs.Crack and son, of Hamilton, Ont., spent a few days at the homes of Mr.Robt.Crack and; Mrs.R.A.Crack.Several car loads from here turned out for the ice cream social at the Ridge on June 22.Mr Kenneth LaGrange, of Fre-Pgbsburg, who has been spending a! couple of weeks with his uncle and' aunt.Mr.and Mrs.Solomon, left! for home- on Friday, accompanied! by Mr.Herbert Stevens, who is taking a holiday.Mr.and Mrs.Kendall and Mrs.Gariepy, of Waterloo, and Mr.and, Mrs.Tibfcits and sons, of West Ely, were recent guests of Mr.Hawkins Mrs.Layhew, of Montreal, and Mr.and Mrs, A.E.Solomon, of Granby were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Solomon An unusually large and pleasant meeting of the Ladies' Aid was held\u2019 at the home of Mrs.Wm.Stevens on June 29th.Business was discus-! -ed and found very satisfactory.! Several readings were given.Twenty-three ladies were present and $6.75 was taken in.The neat meet-.GRIFFIN AND SISSELL ROAD The many friends of Griffin and FRECKLES Dominion took place also the merg-i .o w- i ,< o on 1 o o 10 i .\t\u2014.-\t**«¦.>¦, ! ing of the three Protestant\t2:16 1-4; 2:20 1-2; 2:18 1-4.Mias E.Bishop, pianist, was render- ! churches, the Presbyterian, Me-: I'™,?^\tA' ?°Fert\u2019 ed; W' P' Worne11 'a\"d Father Caron thodist and Congregational be.; Martmville, Dan, V aillancourt Bar- also spoke; hymn, \u201c0 Valiant Hearts e]i.|ford; Deha I)., Louis Audet; NicOy Who to Our Glory Came;\" addresses Raymond Morin, Hillhurst\tby Rev.Abbe Siihard and Rev.S R The services in the Anglican Mis- I hanksgiving Services Held McClung A very inte^estimr nnri 10.30 The Coaticook citizens observed a appreciated address was given bv 3 p, national thanksgiving for the peo- Rev.Father Teasdale of the Jesuh pie of Canada in the Coaticook Arm- Fathers, Montreal Rev Father ory on Sunday, July 3rd, m accord- Teasdale\u2019s address was one of in ance with the diamond jubilee oi terest and picasure to a]1 of hj ,, Confederation.\tteners.A hymn, \u201cFrom Ocean to There were present on the plat- Ocean,\u201d Miss E.Bishop pianist' rm H:s Worship Mayor R , useuu two readings, \u201cHomage to Our War and the Mayoress; the 'aldermen and Heroes,\" by His Worship Mayor Don't Try to Hide These Ugly Spots ; J ^^Aervi Othine Will Remove Them Quickly ; and Safely.1 speaks for greater work along reli- This preparation bo successful In removing freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold by all drug and department stores with a j^iarantee to refund the money if it fails.Don't try to hid» your freckW or waiite time on lemon juice or cucumbers ; get an ounce of Othin* and remove them.Even th\" firr.t few' application* should show a wonderful improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely.Be sure to a.sk for Othine \u2014 double strength : it i.3 thus that is sold on money-hack guarantee.sion next Sunday will be a m., St.Peter's, Lingwick, m., Christ Church, Canterbury, p.m., St.Alban\u2019s, Scotstown.KINGSBURY form His Worship Mayor A great many of the people from and the Mayoress; the 'aid: here attended the parade at Rich- their ladies, Rev Abbes Teasdale, Rousse an TnYT\t\u201e\u201eZWy'>T -ond - F .\tMontreal; Simard) Sherbrooke; Sim-! STof ^r Arrivals for the summer are ardi 0f st.Edmonfi Church Mrs.George Crombie, of Montreal.0f gb, jean thr orative of our soldiers by \"ai'\u201dn\u2019 man Meade.HAPPY FEET m3 minutes THE minute you put your feet in a \u201cTiz\u201d bath you feel pain being drawn out and comfort just soaking in.How good your tired, swollen, burning feet feel.\u201cTiz\u201d draws out the poisons that cause tender, aching feet.\u201cTiz\u201d takes all the soreness out of corns and callouses.Get a box of \"Tiz\u201d at any drug or department store for a few cents.End foottorture forever\u2014wear smaller shoes, keep your feet fresh, sweet and comfortable.\u201cTIZ\u201d for tired aching feet Its bite 18 Danger is not only through tranemis-aionofdiscasegerme, but also by infection caused by scratching the itching apot.Fly-Tox kiile mosquitoes.Will not stain.Ectru fotllf guaranlrr/i.Produced in (Uinarto Canada Raie Spray Coe ftrijhton.Oat.Limited ! \u201e KILLS PJt9.MOTH* MU B LACKHEADS Get two ounce* of peroxlne powder 1 from your druggint.Spinklo on a hot.wet cloth and rub the fare hrirkiy lîverr blackhead will be d'h^olvrd.Tha one »afe #ur« an 1 *Impi« way t/j r»- j inov9 bJtckheada.\u2014(i rhr identifie im^f'e die v-dj ir tiftyA Ci\tIrutitute 'tf ïnàiutdsl Retca\u2019ch by Bex Rcteatrb, BeJioiuilnp *** 1*4 if r* ftn Alder- Mr.and Mrs.Stewart and fam-fR^YT FligT^St St.\tV'T ?ddYMes emPhasized the ily are stayin at their cottage.\tChurch' Rev W P~ Wornell of tiie faCtS °£, what, owe tho:,c loyaI Miss Carrie Word, of Macdonald united \u2019 Church; ' and Rev.S.Me- HcT for ourTountrv College, is here.\tr.,__ ri,\u201e^b.it,.1 ce ro our counri y.The last rtem Those here for a holiday are Miss .H c,\t' g (-¦\t-, \u2019\t' was The Last Post, undoubtedly thsi Jean /rombie and Miss Mary Crom- ' f 5\t\u2019 r'\t\"\t, °tie sad part of the programme, bie, to call on their many friends F8\"\u201d1 Laurence, D.S\u201e and several when two IocaI so|di ers led by and Misa\tFrank from Mont- e vetr,ran ertizcns.\tLieutenant Roland Chartier\tand real to vi,,t her home.\t!\tprogramma commenced at, followed by Sergeant-Major H.Miss Ward has gone to Woods-! p.m.(standard time.), sh >rp,|\tthe Mayoress, Mrs Rous-1 Ivilte, Vt., Mrs.C.Stevens to Lis- ™d the armory was filled to prne- rîCfau> and Mrs\u2018 Howitt, marched bon, Vt., and Mrs.W.E.Solomon tically its utmost capacity.\t- to the soldierR.memorlal and the and Miss Mamie to Frctighs-bur^.A choir composed of members of Mayoress placed at its base J Miss C.Waters has gone to Mont-i the various churches, with Miss Em wrealb, xhe band played softly dur-rea'- .\t.\t_\tî1111 Bishop as pi-anMt rendered well jn tbe ceremony, and after the Mr.and Mrs.Duglas Stalker has ¦ known hymns during the program- , fhe selection \u201cThe Maple Leaf gone to Montreal, after spending me\tForever,\u201d the mothers and soldiers ! The programme was as follows.and othcra alR0 dcp0sitcd flowcrg on with Mayor Rousseau as chairman, bb(, mom)rneRt I\u2019YuirL anrl A]derm;iT\u2019 JV1eade>\tvice-chair-.Mayor Rousseau concluded\tthe man; the, doxology; a reading oy ceremony by a few appropriate re-1 His\tWorship Mayor Rousseau, rnHrj{S and Miss Daisy spent a few days\t10 ^\tThe'song, \u201cO Canada,\u201d led by the ! among \u201clends.\tchette; a reading by the vice-chair- bandt and the sin,,;n(r of \u201cGod Save | Mr.Pereau Mercier is moving ^an\u2019,,A^ f\u2019\t, Je p e\u2019 the Kin,?'\u201d concluded one of the ! to Magog, where he has taken a ^.r' Mcad a,a0 read a\tmost impressive and beautiful ccrc- position.\ttelegram sent by His Majesty King\tpvpr\tbeld ln the\ttown - George re the diamond jubilee of\tAfler thp\tabovPi Mr A A\tH,#n ,\t.\t.Confederation.Excellent addresses prnS(,rlfPd the High School pupils It was\ta\thome\twedding\tand\twere given by Rev, f ather S,ward,\twtjh\twith Confederation\tmedals everythmg went\tall\tright\tuntil the\tSherbrooke, and Rev.A.E.E.laigge parson got to where he asked the of St.Stephen\u2019s Church; a hymn,\tGeneral Noies bride if shr would\tobey\ther\thus-\tled by the elmir,\twith Miss Emma!\tnr Might, Chiropodist, will he at band.\u201cDo you think I\u2019m crazy ?\u201d\tBishop as\tpianist\tfollowed.Addres-,\ttbe Coaticook House Friday even she replied.\t1\tses were\talso given by Dr.taoulj\tjntr nnd Saturday, July 8th ami 9th.And the groom\twho\twa*\tin a.\tLaurence\tand Dr.\tW.L.Shurtlcff,!\tYours for bettre feet.\u2014H.V.Hight, hvnnr \"Tzorr!.Whilo M.l'n.Misses Helen and Grace MacKin* non and their friend, Miss Hartley, have gone to spend about a week camping near Marbieton.Rev.Mr.Dann, Mrs.L.Phillip and daughter Ella, accompanied by Misses Ella and Irene Greaves, of Inverness, were the guests at the home of Mr.Charles McGillivray, recently.Mrs.Mary Kerr spent a day recently as the guest uf Miss Katie Kerr, of Milanville.Mr.Donald McKillop is improving from injuries caused by a fall.While taking the horse home from the pasture he fell off the horse\u2019s back and hurt his side badly.Miss Mildred MacKenzie has gone to camp with the Misses MacKinnon near Marbieton before returning home from Lake Megantic.A number from here attended the funeral of the late Miss Marjory Kerr at Inverness recently.She died in Montreal.Miss Marjory Cook, of Inverness, is at present the guest of her niece Mrs.A.P.Watson.Miss Elsie MacKenzie has returned home from Clarenceville after a successful term of teaching.Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Smythe and Master Sam Waggner, of Inverness, were the recent guests of Mrs.Smythe\u2019s mother, Mrs.J.J.Mackenzie.Mr.and Mrs.William Little, Mr.and Mrs.Everett Marshall and Miss Ida MacKinnon spent a day recently in Thetford Mines.A \u201cbee\u201d was held last week by the congregation of the Church of England and the cemetery was greatly improved in appearance.Miss Marion 0.MacKenzie, M.A., has gone to Quebec to help to correct the June examination papers.Mrs.J.P.Forbes was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.Alfred Wright recently.REEDSDALE : some time with his parents, Mr 1 and Mrs.A.G.Stalker.Mr.and Mrs.T.G.i spent a few days recently g-nal.I Mr.and Mrs.Robert McMorrin sort of daze, said \u201cI do,\u201d K G., LL.D.A hymi:, \u201cLord, While M.Cp.Mr.nnd Mrs.Ben Seale nnd daughter and Mrs.George Ceton, of Kinncar\u2019s Mills have been visiting friends in Lcnnoxville, Sherbrooke and Haverhill, Mass, Mr.and Mrs.S.Gratham and little daughter, Thelma, Miss Florence Leadbater, of Lennoxville, and Mrs.Robinson, of Coaticook, were week-end visitors at.the home, of Mr.John Leadbater, on Saturday evening, a number of friends invaded their home, where a very pleasant evening was spent by all.present.Mr.Arthur and Miss Mary Lowry, Craig's Road, spent Sunday with relatives here.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Llpsey and Miss Lipsey, of Thetford Mines, spent Sunday with his brother.T he annual Orange piarade to 'the Presbyterian Church at Inverness will take place on Sunday, July 10th, at 2:30 p.m.Brethern are requested to assemble at the residence of Bro.A.J.Smyth at.2 p.m.sharp.Bro, Wardlow, of I emesuricr, will be the speaker.Visiting brethern nnd friends aro \"ordially invited to attend.I \u2014 MANSONVILLE Miss Cecil Darbe returned to ^er home in West Brome on Mon-Itiay, June 27th.Several from Mansonville attend-fed the annual Masonic picnic on [Owl\u2019s Head on June 24th.Miss Marion Atwell, of Lachine, is spending the summer holidays et her home here.Mrs.M.A.Hill has gone to Bury for the summer vacation.Miss Madeline Jersey, who has been teaching in Cowansville, has returned home.Mr.Alcide Messier has moved his family to St.Armand where he has secured employment with Mr.H.H.French.The Misses Bernyce and Cora George, of Longueuil, are spending the summer with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.B.C.George.Mrs.M.E.Teel and Mr.Evan Teel were in Montreal on business1 for a few days last week.Miss Glenna Martin left for.West Hartford, Vf., on Sunday to begin her work there with the West Hartford Creamery, Inc.Mr.and Mrs.C.J.Oliver and Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Boright motor- j ed into Montreal on Sunday June 26th.\tI Master David Halley is visiting friends in Newport, Vt.Rev.W.W.W\u2019hite and daughter,! Miss Rena V\u2019hite, were in town on1 Monday, June 27th, the guests of Mrs.W.B.Jersey.\t| Mrs.Mary Aiken is spending' some time in Orleans, Vt.Mrs.D.Richards, of Hartford/ Conn., is visiting relatives in this vicinity and at.Vale Perkins.Miss Leona Truax, of Washington, D.C., spent several days re-j cently with Mrs.Merril Heath.Miss Merle W\u2019hite was a recent ¦ «nest of her aunt, Mrs.R.F.Cow-j an.Mr.Alex McKay and son, Jack,! Mrs.Beadle, Mrs.N.F.McKay, and Miss Elizabeth Thompson spent Thursday with Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Thompson in Holland, Vt.Mrs.W7.B.Jersey is visiting friends in Newport and Derby, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Morrison tnd son, Bobby, and Mr.and Mrs.Francis Young, of Montreal, were guests of Mrs.Mary Young over the week-end.Mrs.Fred Stone and Mrs.Percy Boright, of Waterloo,'were calling on Miss B.B.Boright recently.Mr.and Mrs.B.C.George are enjoying à short holiday at Mr.D.McNeil Manson's summer cottage, Lake Memphremagog.Miss Marjorie Holmes, of Montreal, was the guest of her parents,! Mr.and Mrs.Geo.W.Holmes for the week-end.Mrs.Wm.Fitzsimonds and Mrs.Angus Macdonald and family, of: Montreal, are spending the sum-1 mer at the home of Mrs.Fitzsimonds.Miss Bcrnyce George is in Knowl-ton the guest of her sister, Mrs.J.M.Coffin, Vale Perkins.Mr.G.W.Holmes and Miss Marjorie Holmes spent Dominion Day in Sutton, the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Eber Eastman.Mr.Alphonse Filion had the misfortune to injure his leg quite seriously in an automobile accident near South Bolton on Friday night, Removes Touchy Corns Brings Solid Comfort Acts like magic-takes out all the pain\u2014makes aching corns feel comfy in a few seconds.That\u2019s how Putnam's Corn Extractor acts.You will not be disappointed with \u201cPutnam\u2019s\u201d\u2014it never fails to lift out corns, or remove painful callouses.Get \u201cPutnam\u2019s Extractor\" from your druggist.Refuse a substitute.July 1st.Mr.John Miltimore, of Alberta, is visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Miltimore.Mr.Alex McKay, Mrs.N.F.McKay, Mrs.Beadle and Miss Margaret Boright spent July 1st, in Sutton.Mr.Gerald Percy, of Boston, Mass., was a recent guest in town.Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Bailey, the Misses Vera and Catherine Bailey, Mrs.A.E.Brouillette and her two little daughters, Betty and Jean, motored to Hilton, Vt., on Saturday and were the guests of Mrs.John Barr.Miss Iriis Daine has been spending some days in North Troy, Vt., the guest of her cousin, Miss Dorothy Toof, Mr.L.F.Bailey and son, of Knowlton, spent Sunday with his family in Mansonville.Mr.Jules Seguin, who has spent the past few months in Montreal is visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Seguin for two weeks.Miss Cheryl George and Master Richard George are spending some time with their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Orin Bailey, of West-field, Vt.Mr.C.J.Oliver was called to Montreal on Monday, July 4th, by the serious illness of his brother.Dr.F.Oliver.Miss Elizabeth Thompson is spending a fortnight at Knowlton conference.IRON HILL A special meeting of trustees and lot-owners of Iron Hill Union Cemetery will be held at the Union Church on Saturday evening, July 9th, at 8 o\u2019clock.It is hoped all who are interested in the completion of the business of the endowment fund will be present to vole on acceptance of Mrs.Swift\u2019s gift of 51,000.Mr.and Mrs.J.J Pope, Montreal, were week-end guests at \u201cThe Knoll,\u2019\u2019 the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.Austin.Mr.Frank Austin and little daughter, Gertrude, of Nashua, N.H., and Mr.Sylvester, of Nashua, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Austin Saturday.Lawn parties are greatly in order at the present time.SUTTON* JUNCTION Mr.and Mrs.A.W.Westover were recent callers at Potton Springs.Mrs.E.Thompson and family, and Mrs.A.Bonnet and Lilian are home from a three weeks\u2019 motor trip to Toronto.Mr.Boll, of West Shefford, spent Sunday with his sister.Mrs.S.Westover.Mr.G.W.Safford, Miss Perry and Mr.Wesley Safford were weekend guests of Mr.and Mrs.S.P.Safford.St.Aidans Guild will meet in the hall on Thursday July 1st at two o\u2019clock.Mr.J.J.Emerson is remodelling the interior of his residence and building a fireplace.Mr.and Mrs.Safford spent a few days at Potton Springs last week.ABERCORN Mrs.Wm.Brown was a guest of Mrs.James England on Wednesday.The next meeting of the W.C.T.U.will be at Mrs.McKee\u2019s on Julv 12th.Mr.J.St.Geo.Hall, of St.Lambert, spent a week-end recently at Mr.M.L.Shepard\u2019s home.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Sheltus and Mr.Kenneth Sheltus, of Bedford; Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Smith, Mr.World\u2019s Greatest Travel System (]apadîan ' acific Round The WORLD CRUISE Respond to that desire to mingfe with strange civilizations.Enjoy luxurious comfort on the Empress of Australia\u2014dream ship of cruises.View the colorful pageantry of the nations.Christmas in the Holy Land.New Year\u2019s Eve in Cairo.2 weeks in India and Ceylon.4 days in Peking.\u201c The Wonder Belt of the World!\u201d Sail from New York December 2.133 days.26 ports, 21 countries \u2014 with fascinating ex-cursions in each included in fare.Mediterranean Cruise The glorious summer blue of the Mediterra-ncanrDn February 4 the palatial Empress of Scotland sails from New York for ports vivid and \u2018 gav with warmth and color \u2014 Madeira, Algiers, Palermo, Naples, Venice, Cyprus, the Holy Land, Egypt.73 days, 16 countries, 19 ports.South America' Africa Cruise Sail from New York, January 24, to sunny South America\u2014then across to the southern tip of Africa.Here, indeed, is a \u201cCruise of Contrasts.\u201d Your cruise ship, the luxurious Empress of France.104 days, 16 countries.Stop-over in Europe if desired.Cruises Get full information, itineraries and plans of ships from local steamships agents, or D.R.KENNEDY, General A firent, Ocean Trnffifl^ 141 St.Jamti St., Montreal.Always carry Canadian Pacific Efcprcta Company'* Travellers\u2019 Cheque*.Negotiable everywhere.«10 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927.PAGE THREE Harold Smith and Master Donald Smith were recent guests of Mr.Loftus Smith.The July meeting of the W.I.will be held in the Union Hall on the 7th, at 12.30 p.m.The hostesses are Mrs.John Foley and Mrs.C.Cowan.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Dow, Mr.and Mrs.Scherber and little daughter, of Boston, were recent guests of Mr.B.P.Spencer.Miss Anna Mae Carter, the oldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.George Carter, of West Jay, and Mr.H.R.Lahue, only son of Mr.John Lahue, of East Pinnacle, were united in marriage at the Baptist Parsonage in Richford, Vt., by Rev.J.H.Blackburn, on Wednesday, June 29th.WARDEN On Friday, July 8th, instead of Saturday, the Waterloo-Warden W.I.will meet at the home of Mrs.Charlotte Marston in the morning.The ladies are holding a basket picnic at this meeting and all members are expected to bring thimble, needle and scissors for the purpose of spending the day sewing for a sale to be held at Fair time.Mrs.E.P.Corcoran is spending a few days in Magog.Messrs.G.R.Kendall and G.W.Curtis were in St.Johns on Tuesday, June 28th,'on business.Mrs.L.F.Delorme and children were visiting friends in Waterloo on Wednesday.Miss Marion Robb, who has been spending a few days in Montreal, returned home on Tuesday evening.July 28th.Mrs.G.A.Robb spent the weekend with Mrs.C.W.Berry at Waterloo, helping in the care of Mrs.Loomis, who is very ill.The condition of Mrs.Robert Hanna is very critical, as is also that of Mr.M.A.Swett, both of Northt /Shefford.Miss Helen Robb, who has finished her year of teaching in Montreal, returned to her home here Thursday night.The Dramatic Club very successfully gave the play \u201cThe Dust of the Earth\u201d in Sutton on Monday evening.On Tuesday evening, July 12th, the Ladies\u2019 Guild of the Church of St.John the Divine will give a strawberry and ice cream social in the church hall.Miss Margaret Greenlief and Master Curtis Greenlief, of Montreal, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.P.Corcoran.Mrs.E.P.Corcoran has returned from a few days\u2019 visit in Magog.Mrs.Barnes and Miss Grace Barnes returned on Monday from a visit to Carleton Place, Ont.Miss Emma Boright, of Waterloo, was a week-end guest of Mrs.C.W.Curtis.Miss Lois Collins, of East Farn-ham, was a guest of Mrs .Carrie McLaughlin on Monday.Notary and Madame Grandpre, of Valcourt, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Premond.brome\u2019centre FINE SERVICE IS CARRIED OUT AT SWEETSBURG People of All Denominations Took Part\u2014History of Canada Was Reviewed.There will be an ice-cream social held on the lawn of Mr.M.W.Miller on Thursday, July 7th.Mr.and Mrs.M.W.Miller accompanied Mr.and Mrs.R.Dera-gon, of Waterloo, to the Ormstown Fair recently.Those from this locality to attend the Holstein picnic in Lennoxville, included Mr.and Mrs.T.D.Frizzle and family, Mr.and Mrs.M.W.Miller and family, Miss Florence Carter and Messrs.J.Frizzle and Norman Osborn.\t« Mr.and Mrs.John Worden, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.R.Shu-felt and daughter, Margaret, of East Farnham, motored to Montreal and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Dryburg.Mr.and Mrs.Dryburg returned with them as far as Knowlton.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Stafford motored to Montreal recently to attend the funeral of Mrs.Stafford\u2019s brother, Mr.Wm.McWilliams.Messrs.Norman and Herbert Osborn and the Misses Draper and Frizzle spent Dominion Day in Sherbrooke.Much sympathy is felt for Mr.and Mrs.Alphonse St.Martin in the death of their daughter, Mrs.St.Hilaire, of Montreal.Mrs.Johnston, of New York, N.Y.is a guest at the home of Mr.J.Gough.Miss Myrtle Rodgers, Miss Geraldine Vernal and Mr.Walter Frizzle were tea guests of Mrs.T.D.Frizzle on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Pringle.Miss Theressa Pringle and Mr.Harold Pringle, of Lebanon, N.H.were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Marshall Miller on Tuesday and Wednesday, last week.Mrs.W.G.Farland, Miss Ethelyn and Mr.Paul Farland are guests of Mr.and Mrs.N.W.Miller.Mr.and Mrs.M.W.Miller and family were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Ptvrson of Lennoxville on June 25.Mr.and Mrs.F.E, Spencer, Messrs.Harold and Don Spencer, Mr.Walter Frizzle, Miss Myrtle Rodgers, Miss Geraldine Vernal and Mr.Arnold Frizzle spent Dominion Day in West Shefford.Mr.Edouard St.Hilaire, of Manchester, and Mr.Aime St.Hilaire, of Sherbrooke, were at Mr.St.Martin\u2019s to attend the funeral of Mrs.F.St.Hilaire.Mr.Raymond Beenvort and Mr.Simpson, of Clarence ville, were callers at Mr.G.E.Vernal's on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.G.E.Vernal and the Misses Doris, Mary and Geraldine Vernal, also Mr.Howie, of Bedford, motored to Mansonville recently and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Wooden.Mr.and Mrs.N.W.Miller and granddaughter, Miss Christene Miller, were in Frelighsburg for a few days\u2019 visit with their daughter, Mrs.Gorham.Mr.and Mrs.G.E.Vernal accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Marshall Miller to Sutton and were guests at Mr.E.Worden\u2019s and at Mr.B.J, Miller's, respectively.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Ball, of Montpelier, Vt., were guests of their cousin, Mrs.M.Miller, last week for a short while.A few from here attended the races in Brome on Confederation SWEETSBURG, Que., July 7.\u2014 A National Thanksgiving service in keeping with the one held in Ottawa on the same day, July 3rd, took place in Sweetsburg, but on account of the downpour of rain which occurred at that hour (2.30 o\u2019clock) and through the kindness of the Court House officials, the service was held in the spacious court room instead of on the park, as had been scheduled and the park prepared for the occasion.The order of proceedings as carried out for the purpose of celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of Confederation proved a very proper celebration; the only regrettable fact being that a large number of people left for home before the necessary arrangements could be made for holding the service in the Court House.The community service was opened by singing the Doxology in unison, with the clergy representing the three denominations present seated in the judge\u2019s alcove,namely, Rev.S.W.Boyd, pastor of the United Church; father J.V.Davignon, cure of the Roman Catholic Church and Rev.'A.T.Love, M.A., of the Anglican Church.Father Davignon then addressed the congregation in French, saying he was pleased to meet with other denominations at this one great time of Thanksgiving and praise to God, and stated that because our fathers fought together for the British flag and for liberty it was quite fitting that we should all meet together to thank God for the many privileges which we enjoy.He remarked that although the French people are far in the majority in the population of this province they did not try to rule \"those in the minority.All were free to worship in their own religious ways; education was arranged on the same basis and he sincerely hoped conditions would always remain the same.Father Davignon\u2019s address concluded with the Lord\u2019s prayer repeated in French.Rev.S.W.Boyd, who presided during the service, made the following remarks just before announcing the hymn.\u201cO God of Bethel\u201d which was heartily sung by all present.It is appropriate that the first note of Thanksgiving should also be cohi-memorative of the early pioneers and settlers who by their labors,laid the foundations of our nation.The words of the following hymn have been sung through many generations and in many lands.They acquire a new significance as they call to mind the trials and privations of those heroic men and women, who, in deep forest or lonely clearing, made the first Canadian homes.Leaving behind many of their own kin and friends and the securities and comforts of civilization, they brought with them a high courage, firm endurance, and ah .abiding faith in the God of their fathers.\u201d An appropriate prayer by Rev.Mr.Boyd and the Lord\u2019s prayer, in unison, led up to the sounding of the \u201cLast Post\u201d by Mr.W.J.Bell, after which one minute of silence was observed.Then the choir led in singing a hymn and all joined in singing one verse of \u201cO Canada\u201d.Rev.A.T.Love then gave an address.He commenced by giving an appropriate quotation from Sir Walter Scott, proceeded to elaborate on the celebration of the Diamond Jubilee of Confederation and reviewed the history of Canada leading up to Confederation.He also spoke of the Dominion, geographically,and particularly emphasized that the nature of a country depends upon the character of its citizens.\u201cCanadians should be ambitious in helping to develop an ideal name.On July 1st, 1867, the Confederation took place.Ontario was jubilant; Quebec was doubtful but expectant; New Brunswick, sullen and Nova Scotia was rebellious.Confederation had been carried but the problem remained of holding it together.All the ingenuity of MacDonald, together with the firmness of the colonial office was to be I sorely tried, but thus far the ship; of state has been safely steered ! away from shoals and breakers\u201d, stated the speaker.The closing message was that every true Canadian should endeavor to make, it possible for Canada to ever fulfill the nobility of its name so that the Dominion of Canada may one day become the Dominion of God.\u201d Rev.Boyd pronounced the benediction, after which all joined in singing \u201cGod Save the King\u201d.ENTERTAINMENT WAS HELD AT STANBRIDGE E.Mr.George Legge, of Granby, Gave Illustrated Address on Canada to Large Audience on Dominion Day\u2014Personals and Other Interesting Notes from Stanbridge East.STANE.RIDGE EAST, Que.July 7.\u2014Mr.Geo.Legge, editor of the Granby Leader Mail, gave an evening\u2019s entertainment in the Memorial Hall at Stanbridge East, under the auspices of the Women\u2019s Institute, on July 1st, showing over two hundred steroptican views of Canada from coast to coast.This travelogue described and pictured outstanding features of trips made by the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association during the past five years.The Annapolis Valley, Evangeline\u2019s Land, Cape Breton, Prince Edward\u2019s Island, Quebec and the Saguenay, through the Rockies, Jasper Park, Vancouver Island, and the Gorgeous Bloom of the wonderful Butchart Gardens, Lake Louise, Banff, and the cities of ihe Western Plains.Mr.E.L.Hodge acted as chairman, introducing Mr.Legge, who first threw on the screen the words of the song, \u201cO Canada\u201d, which was heartily sung by the audience, accompanied by Mr.Walter Legge at the piano, who also sang a rt)lo at intermission, Which was very much enjoyed by all.The pictures were very clear and beautifully colored and were well described by Mr.Legge in a very pleasing manner.The large hail was well filled with a very appreciative audience.At the conclusion of the pictures, all joined in singing, \u201cGod Save the King\u201d, with a beautiful picture of His Majesty on the screen.^Arrangements had been previ-ouslv made with the fire works committee at Bedford to exhibit them at 10 o\u2019clock.Auto trucks had been engaged by the Memorial Hall Company to take the children and parents an dany one.who wished to go to Bedford to witness the fire works, but owing to some misunderstanding the fire works were run off earlier, so the Stanbridge East people were very much dis-apopinted when they arrived there; before TO o\u2019clock to find that they i were finished.The night, however, | was very warm and all enjoyed the j ride down and back singing patriotic songs.General Notes.The Women\u2019s Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs.S.P.Knight on Thursday afternoon with a good attendance.At the conclusion of the business meeting, refreshments were served.The sum of $2.95 was realized from the tea, a soctal evening following.The next meeting will be in the Parish Hall and_ will be a quilting with tea to follow.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Cashin, Mr.and Mrs.Luther Cashin and daughter, of Lowell, Mass., are visiting at the home of Mr.A.0.Wescott and other friends.Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Collins and daughter, May, of Granby, were guests on Saturday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.P.Ë.Rhicard.Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Ives with their guests, Mr.and Mrs.Storey, and two daughters, motored to Montreal on Wednesday, June 29th for the day.Mrs.W.A.Hodge, Mr.and Mrs.Miles Boomhour and daughter, Viola, motored to Montreal on July 1st, Miss Ida Blinn returned to her home here after spending several weeks at the homo of Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Spencer, at Frelighsburg.Mrs.A.B.Gilmour and son, Arthur, of Montreal, are home for the summer months.Mr.M.J.Beatty, Mr.Wm.Wamsley.Karl Wescott and Eric Kemp left here on Thursday morn- EASTMAN General Notes.Mrs.Malcolm Cameron, and daughter, Miss Dorothy Cameron, of Minneapolis, Minn., and Miss Hutchinson, of Montreal, were guests j on Saturday, of Mr.and Mrs.W.N.I Cotton.Mr.and Mrs.McBride and son,; Billie, Mr.and Mrs.Summer Vary; and two children, of Montreal, and Mr.and Mrs.Richard Vary and three children, of Grande Ligpe.were guests on Saturday last of Misses Lillie and Myrtle Peron a; the home of Mr.L.A.Peron.Mr.Arthur Tanner, of Sherbrooke, was in town over the weekend with his mother, Mrs.F.J.Tanner, and sisters, the Misses Violetta and Geraldine Tanner.PUCK AND LINDBERGH Lindy furnished the subject of Punch\u2019s cartoon a week or two ago.Puck is pictured alighting on the \u201cSpirit of St.Louis\", Smiling down at.Lindbergh he says, \u201cI must look to my laurels\u201d, referring of course to his flying record of 40 minutes around the earth.But the portrait, for looks, is a libel on our Charlej-.Mrs.Viviian Dingman, of Magcg.and Mrs.Lester Comeau, of Pawtucket, were recent guests in town.Mr.and Mrs.S.Ambrose Seale, of Youngstown, Ohio, are visiting at the home of his father, Mr.J.T.Seale.Miss Marian Lamb, of Montreal, is spending her vacation with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Lamb.Mrs.Gordon Farrell was a recent.guest of her mother, Mrs.E.Sweet.The ladies of the United Church are.planning to hold a ice cream social on July Sth.Mr.and Mrs.John Wrightson and son, Norman, were holiday guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.Paige.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Peck and Master Douglas, of Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.John Peasley and the Misses Irene, Kathleen and Dorothy Peasley, of Lowell, Mass., and Mrs.E.Gsborne, Sen., of Magog, were Sunday guests of Mr.and1 Mrs.J.T.Seale.Mrs.Fred Jones and daughter, of Sprinfield.Mass., are spending-ing the summer with Mr.and Mrs.T.Marshall.The Anglicans joined with the congregation of the United Church in celebrating the National thanksgiving setwices on July 3rd, at 10:30 o\u2019clock, the church was suitably decorated with flags and flowers.Addresses were by the pastors, Rev.Mr.Strowbridge, and Rev.Mr.Huxtable.Mr.Willie Marshall, of Spring-field, Mass., and Miss Florence Marshall, of Montreal, are spending their vacation with .their parents, Mr.and Mrs.T.Marshall.Mr.W.L.Hilliker is visiting his mother, Mrs.R.H.Peardon.Mr.R.Tambly, of Coaticook, was calling on friends in town recently.ing, June 30th by auto for Ottawa to attend the Diamond Jubilee celebration, returning home Sunday evening.Mrs.Roy Fortin and little daughter, Joyce, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Galbraith, in South Roxton.Mr.Harold Lachie, of Toronto, is visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs E.L.Hodge.Mr.James Syme went to the Royal Victoria Hospital on Wednesday, June 29th, for examination.Mr.Syme has been suffering with stomach trouble recently.Mr.and Mrs.John Brown and family, of Barre, Vt., are visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Moore.Mrs.Dora Tree is visiting her daughter, Mrs.C.M.Blinn, and family, for a few days.Mrs.Harriett Bedie and son, Horner, are also spending a few days at the Blinn home.Miss Irene Corey, of Knowlton, is visiting friends and relatives in town.Mr.and Mrs.Willard Carter and family and Mr.and Mrs.Clarke Carter and family, of Montreal, are spending the Dominion Day holidays at the home of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.M.Carter.Miss Bertha Blinn, of Montreal, is visiting her mother, Mrs.S.H.Blinn, at the home of her sister, Mrs.C.S: Moore.Miss Blinn expects to start for Europe in the near future.Mrs.G.W.Currigan spent a few days in Montreal recently.Mrs.Eva Marshall has purchased the property recently owned by the late Mr.T.Holloway, -where she will make her home in the near future.Mr.and Mrs.G.D.Harvey, of Ormstown, spent the Dominion Day holidays at the home of Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Fortin.Mr.P.E.Rhicard and son, Lyall, were home from Highwater for the week-end.A number from here attended the dance at Selby Lake Inn on Monday evening, June 27th.The annual Bunker Street picnic was held at the home of Mayor C.M.Blinn on Friday.July 1st.All enjoyed the speeches, songs, and carillion music over the radio from Ottawa until about 12.30 o\u2019clock, when a long table was spread on the spacious veranda and was lad-ened with all kinds of good things to eat, taken from various well filled baskets.The picnicers departed for their various homes at about five o\u2019clock after thanking Mrs.Blinn and her daughter-in-law, Mrs.Harold Blinn, for their kind hospitality.A very enjoyable game of baseball was played at the Ridge between the Ridge boys and Stanbridge East boys, the score being 1?to 10 in favor of Stanbridge East.Both teams were pleased to have Mr.Byron Smith, of Montreal home with them again, who enjoyed the game as in the old days.' oumSif DOCTORS AT COWANSVILLE Prominent Montreal Doctors Given Addresses in Townships\u2014 Bedford Medical Association Reorganized.COWANSVILLE.July 7.\u2014 The clinical day held here on Tuesday.June 28th, was under the auspices of the Quebec Post-Graduate Committee, with the co-operation of certain doctors in the district of Bedford.The following papers by visiting doctors were read; \u201cThe Diagnosis and Management of Early: Cancer of the Breast,\u201d by Dr.A.T.Bazin; \u201cThe Feeding of Infants,\u201d by Dr.R.R.Struthers; \u201cSome Fallacies' in Physical Examination,\u201d by Dr.A.H.Gordon; \u201cTreatment of Typhoid Fever,\u201d by Dr.A.H.Gordon; \u201cBlood Examination in Diagnosis,\u201d by Dr.; L.C.Montgomery.Those present from surrounding towns were: Dr.Reynold, Dr.Lord and Dr.Blunt, Granby; Dr.Paintin, Dr.Harris, Knowlton; Dr.Moyse, Dr.Larose, Dr.Blake, Waterloo; Dr.Demers, Dr.Jacques, Dr.Slack and Dr.Boisseau^ Farnham; Dr.Skeet, Bedford; Dr.Boulay, Sutton; Dr.Ban-fill, East Angus; Drs.F.H.Pickel, R.\tT.Macdonald, D.O.Macdonald, S.\tPerron, D.A.Rodger, A.Oliver and G.F.Fuller, all of Cowansville.The District of Bedford Medical Association was re-organized and the following officers elected: Dr.R.T.Macdonald, president; Dr.Demers, vice-president and Dr.G.F.Fuller, j secretary-treasurer.Social and Personal.The June meeting of the W.M.S.was held at the home of Mrs.Ross Dunn and was -well attended.The special programme arranged by the Dominion Board to commemorate Confederation was used and proved; most interesting.It included a brief outline of missionary work in each of the provinces since Confederation.Refreshments were served by the hostess.Mr.and Mrs.B.Welch, Mr.and Mrs.F.Hebert and daughter, of Montreal, were holiday guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.Gleason.Miss Gilbert, who has been ill, is able to return to her work in the office of the Bruck Silk Mills.Mrs.Arthur and Miss Olive Arthur, of Duluth, Minn., are guests of the former's brother.Mr.P.H.Legalkiis and Mrs.Legallais.Mrs.Max Stober.of Drummond-ville, is spending her holidays here at \u201cWillow-Lodge,\" the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.Gleason.Mrs.Flora Shufelt and Mrs.Pat-ullo motored from Farnham Wednesday evening and were callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.G.Cunningham.They were accompanied on their return by Thelma Cunningham.Mr.and Mrs.L.A.Marchessault spent the holidays here the guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Brown.Mrs.Margaret Murray spent the holidays at her home in Megantic.Miss Beda Brown is confined to her room by illness.Mr.apd Mrs.P, H.Legallais, accompanied by their guests, Mrs.and Miss Arthur, motored to Potton Springs, on Saturday.Mr.Malcolm Doak is visiting friends in Ottawa.An interesting baseball game was played here by Granby and the local team on Saturday.Granby was the winner.Mr.and Mrs.Clinton Soles and family, of Rock Island, were weekend guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.Soles.Mrs.H.C.Cotton, Mrs.Winsir and sons, accompanied by Barton Carr, are spending some time at \u201cLoch Anna\u201d cottage.Selby Lake.Among those who attended the celebration at West Shefford on Dominion Day were Dr.and Mrs.H'ayes, Mrs.Tessier, Mrs, Johnston, Mr.and Mrs.Hauver, Mrs.Fuller, Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Miner and a party of friends.All report a splendid celebration which reflected great credit on those in charge.Mr.and Mrs.George Comrie, of Westmount, are guests of the latter\u2019s mother, Mrs, O.N.Hull.'Guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Barker over the weekend were Mr.and Mrs.Crawford, Mr.Tingle, Mr.Hudon, Mr.and Mrs.Logie and son, Miss Helen Darrah, of Montreal, and Mr.and Mrs.R.Morrison, of Knowlton.Mr.and Mrs.S.Yates and family, accompanied by Mrs.Donald Barker and son, are enjoying a holiday at their cottage, Selby Lake.Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Wyatt and family are also enjoying a holiday at the same popular resort.Mr.and Mrs.Hilton Carter and son, of Montreal, are guests at the same home of their cousin, Mr.and Mrs.George Ford.Mr.Carter gave a most interesting talk to the United Church Sunday School, Sunday morning.The congregation of the United Church were favored with two vocal solos by Miss Olive Arthur, of Duluth, Minn., and a violin solo by Mr.Max Stober, Sunday morning.It was a ggeat pleasure to listen to these talented young people.On Sunday next the services in Trinity Church will be at 8 a.m., and 7.30 p.m., Sunday evening last a special prayers which took the form of a Litany and had been prepared especially for Confederation Sunday, were used.The singing of the Te Deum was well rendered by the choir.Among those who went to Ottawa for the holidays, were Mr.and Mrs.Frank Bowles and daughters, Betty and Beverly, Mr.Rene Marion, Mr.H.Dougall, Mr.L.Mc-Clatchie, Mr.Doak, Mr.J.Foster, Dr.G.H.Benson, and Mr.and Mrs.H.Stowe.Mr.and Mrs.Bruce Miner and family motored to Lennoxville on Thursday and attended the Jer-seymen\u2019s Association annual picnic.Mr.and Mrs.George Cameron, of Outremont and Mr.Reid, of Valleyfield, were holiday guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.A- G-McPhee, Mr.and Mrs.DeVey, of -Aberdeen, S.D.p were guests of Mrs.O.N.Hull or' Dominion Day.Mrs.De Vey is a daughter of the late Mr.John Jackuon, who lived here when a young .man, and was a nephew of Mrs.Hull and Mrs.W.H.Mac-farlane, East Farnham.A number from here attended the graduating exercises at the Districtof Bedford1 Genera! Hospital on Saturday afternoon last.The graduates were Miss Charlotte Gleason, daughter of Mr.and Mrs, C.Gleason, and Miss Elizabeth Brown, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Brown, of this place.Dominion Day passed off very quietly here.There was no celebration and a great many spent the day out of town.The programme from Ottawa was well received over the radio.Mrs.C.Steele and Mrs, C.E.Christie will entertain the United Church Ladies\u2019 Aid in the Church parlors on Thursday, July 7th, at S p.m.Mr.and Mrs.George Trites and daughter Hazel, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.C, Hamilton.Miss Martin, of Sutton, is a guest of Rev.S.W.Boyd and Mrs.Boyd.Mrs.A.L.Gilman spent part of last week at her cottage on Brome Lake.Mrs.^ Munro Pettes has taken possession of her recently acquired property on John Street.Mr.and Mrs.A.C.McPhee and daughters, Alice, and Thirza, Mr.Albert Ross, of Sherbrooke, and Mr.Henry Ross, of Shaw-inigan, were holiday guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Ross.Mrs.McWilliams and her grandson, Robert Love are visiting in Kingston, Grit.-»\u2014- THE ROMANCE OF EARLY DAYS Which province can boast of hav.ing the oldest Canadian town?Yet, lying at the head of a narrow inlet in Nova Scotia rests Annapolis, which, at the time of its foundation at the beginning of the seventeenth century was called Port Royal, the French Capital.The romance of this country, which is about two-thirds as large as its godmother, has made a theme of historic interest.Situated in this fair land, where the lobster vies with the apple, are many charming tourist centres, such as Yarmouth, Digby and Grand\u2019Pre.Again, near at hand lies New Brunswick where many places- of interest are to 'be found, and where the sportsman may delight in his paradise.The third and smallest of the Maritime Provinces is Prince Edward Island, lying in the Gulf of St.Lawrence, Driving, yachting, swimming, deep sea fishing and tennis are among the many attractions in these three provinces.Wthy not call upon J.A.Metivier, City Passenger Agent.91 Wellington Street North, Phone 130, or any Canadian Pacific Ry.Ticket Agent for full information regarding train service, hotel accommodation, descriptive booklet, etc.MakeOld Rooms New \u2014 v MAKE your attic into extra sleeping quarters or a children\u2019s play-room.Gyproc will give you bright, comfortable extra rooms at small cost.Right over damaged walls.\u201e\t,\tand torn, faded wallpaper apply Gyproc Fireproof \\\\ allboard.Gyproc walls and ceilings will make every room bright and fresh.Takes any decoration.Fireproof, cold proof and heatproof.The strongest and lightest insulating waliboard known.Write for free booklet\u2014\"My Home.\u201d ItwilHellyou how Gyproc, Rocboard oypsum Insulating Sheathing and Insulex will reduce your fuel bill from 20 to 40 per cent.THE ONTARIO GYPSUM CO., LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA 135 GYPROC ^^Firtproof Waliboard For Sale By J.S.Mitchell & Co., Ltd.- Sherbrooke, Que.Coderre & Fils, Ltd.- - Sherbrooke, Que.Lacombe & Fils, Ltd.- - Sherbrooke, Que.R.Belisle & Co.-\t-\t- - Danville, Que.A.E.Fish & Sons, Ltd.- Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Que.Wm.Roberge - Asbestos, Que.P.B.Lemire - - -\t- Windsor Mills, Que.Pa Buzz will get somethm^ soon **rri % ( ^ FLIT spray clears your home of mosquitoes and flies.It also kills bed bugs, roaches, ants, and tbeir eggs.Fatal to insects but harmless to mankind.Will not stain.Get Flit today.Distributed m Canada by Fred J.Whitlow 6fCo.t Limited, Toronto ouraor» rh.DESTROYS VS?N.Flies Mosquitoes Moths Ants Bed Bugs Roaches mth tttybUth bamj\u2019 VPX&'L\u2019>UuK'v SHERBROOKÉ DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927.a, WATCHES See our special line of Gents\u2019 Wrist Watches at *15 °° CENDRON LIMITED j jffWfcl.LERS» Tlie House for Diamonds.DR.DARCHE\u2019S HOSPITAL ETC, EAR, ROSE ARD THROAT DISEASES Examination of the eye* for glasses* 92 King St.West *****+************ ; CITY BRIEFLETS \u2019 t\t# *****+************ W.Boras, auto taxi, phone 1241.Tea garden in C.0.Saint Jean's\u2019 Ltd., trill open on Fri.July Sth.Sherbrooke Undertaking Parlors have moved to 45 Dufferin Avenue.Kuskner\u2019s Beauty Parlor is now »pen to receive applicants.Those wishing to learn beauty culture Complete course $55.00.A.H.Genge, Plano Tuner, 194 Quebec Street.Tel.S46-W.During July to Aug.27th, tVig-gett\u2019s Shoe Store win close at noon Saturdays.Extra special week-end sale\u2014Roll, ed roast lamb, 15c.\u2014Horey\u2019s.Tennis rackets repaired and re-strung at J.N, Boisvert\u2019s.Prices moderate.Work guaranteed.Lost, Gentleman\u2019s stick pin set with diamond.Reward to finder upon return to J.K, Edwards.The beautiful first prize silver cup awarded to tie Edwards Furniture Gx for beet window display is on view iti tieir windows.You will find s very large assortment of boots, shoes and rubbers at exceptionally low prices, either for men, women, boys, misses or children at E.Bruneau\u2019s, 116 King Street West, next door to Alex Trudeau, the tailor.A call will surely interest you.Kushnsr\u2019s.Beauty Shop\u2014Marcel wave, shampoo and hair cut, 8.30 to 1 p.m,, $1.00 every day.Marcel wave 50.Work done by experts.For appointments call 23S5.H.G.Munro.Limited, permanent waring by an expert with years of experience.Work absolutely guaranteed.Phone now for appointment.On sale all day Friday at Edwards.25 beautiful floor rugs.6x9 ft, (similar to Ccngoruem) at only S5.00 each.street onto King street west, in the NorthWard, at a cost of $378.The length! of the pipe will be .170 feet and it will serve lots one to five on Victoria street.The committee adrised that the cost\u2014approximately 52,300\u2014to furnish Andrew Faith, McManamy street, with water, was too high, and consequently, the city could not undertake it.Thomas Roberts will be furnished water for his property on Royal street, providing the city gets a return of ten per cent, on the cost of the work, namely, 5320.The committee advised the replacing of a four-inch pipe on Bowen avenue south by one of eight inches, and that the same trench be used as for the gas mains.The estimated cost will be 53,500.The lengthening of certain water-pipes on King street west was also recommended at a total cost, for the three pieces of work, of 5730.Y.M.C.A.CAMP AT HOWARD\u2019S ISLAND.LOCAL POULTRY MAY NOT GO TO EVA GAUTHIER INSPECTED FOR WORLD\u2019S SHOW THREE RIVERS GAVE CONCERT AS MANAGER IN NO.HATLEY Mr.Lucien Crevier, Poultry In- Montreal City Council Told that Large Audience Delighted by spector, Visited Local Poultry Chas.Desbaillets Would Re-! Singing of Well-Known French main in Montreal\u2014Injunction Taken Out Against Three Rivers Council Concerning Appointment.Men \u2014 Pamphlets Describing Scenic Beauty of Eastern Townships to Be Distributed to Visitors on Way to World\u2019s Poultry Congress at Ottawa.Mr.Lucier.Crevkr, Quebec \u201e The appointment of Charles J.poultry inspector, has been in the Desbaillets.chiei engineer of the city inspecting birds that are to\tdepartment of Montreal and be\u2018entered in the World\u2019s Poultry foT s«vera] >\u2019«ars manager of the Congress at Ottawa from July 27th\ta,nd Sas departments of to August 4th.Among those in- Sherbrooke, as city manager of snected were barred rocks, owned three R.vcrs, has been met by bv Mrs.George Harkness, and buff strenuous opposition from the rocks and cornish from the flock n'a>\u20190J Jkatc\u2019.ty Mr.Bettez.As of Mr.C.J.Wright.It is ex-pected members of the Three Rivers city that several other local poultry Jouncü assembled on Tuesday night fanciers will also exhibit.\t^°.r a\tthey were served Through the courtesy of Dr.H.^ a?injunction issued against P.Stockwell, vice-president of the eaca °- them by the prothonotary Sherbrooke Poultry Association.at, 'he request of Mayor Bettez.Limited, and other members, ar- who contended that the council s rangements have been made to dis- resolution appointing Desbaillets tribute circulars regarding the im-!waa\tand ultra vires.The portant scenic points through the matter win be discussed in court.Eastern Townships to visiting poul- \"' meeting of the council was held trymen.who are on their wav-to a resu.t of the injunction.The \u2019he Pou\u2019trv Consress\t\u2019 meeting was to have been held to '-''msre\u2014\tmake a decision on the mayor\u2019s -t-:-:- veto against the appointment wh'ch from that territory to all points in the council had announced.Canada west of Levis, Que., and At a meeting of the Montreal In a letter just received from the ^îa,mond Junction, Que., have been city council held Tuesday evening.-\t\u2014\t.revised and new tariffs issued to ¦ ¦ \u2022 -\t\u2022\t-\t-\t- ¦\t6 Y.M.C.A.camp at Howard\u2019s Island Aid.Brodeur, head of the execut- everything' is going along splendid-! ^er such rates.T.^e only general jve council of the city, stated that ly.The boys are having a good time i e^cePtmn is on import trr.îfic via y[T Desbaillets had decided to re-and are ïookme- forward to a trin ad Poms and export .raffic via Train 1TÎ \\lOTltTP3l an H Vtn/I and are looking forward to a trip on the '\u2018Anthémis'\u2019 on Wednesday, July 13th.Visitors\u2019 Day has not yet been set, but it will be towards the dose of next week.PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED TONIGHT.The cup donated hy Mr.G.Menard for the marathon race run as part of the Diamond Jubilee sports last Friday, will be presented to the winner, V.Menard, at the meeting in the City Hal! tonight at eight o\u2019clock.Prizes will also be given to the winners of the events in the general sports and in the regatta.Musical items, reports of the com-mttee chairman and a description of the celebrations at Ottawa \" will comprise the remainder of the programme.main in Montreal and had refused m°nnH\t^Ue'\u2019 i\"1* P1!\\\" to accept the position offered bv there\t^ ' ° 7hlCh the Three R;vers council, therejvill he no change m rates.Mr.Desbaillets was well knovm in Sherbrooke when he was in charge of the gas and water departments a few years ago.*\u2022 * **;\u2022 * * * *> 4*\t4* \u2022:* * 4* \u2022> water ville The hostesses for the tea at the FRIDAY\tWaterville Golf club house on Sat- KDKA (970-kc) Pittsburgh, Pa.urday, July 9th, will be Mrs.P.Col-6 p.m.\u2014Baseb.ilî scorei.\ti quhoun and Miss Jean Colquhoun, concert.\tMrs.F.H.Rowe, Mrs.B.N, Holt- 7.20\u2014Gulf Refining Company re- ^am _an;i exchange\u2014\u201cDining room furniture with comer cabinet and refractory table.\u2019\u2019 Possibly one of those tables th.a\" cut wild capers at seances.CHANGE IN FREIGHT RATES.It shoul be of interest to all I shippers and receivers, of freight to, know, in accordance with the Maritime Freight Rates Act, 1927,' freight tariff* providing rates within and from points in the Maritime Provinces, have been revised, effeo.; tive July 1st, 1927._ For instance, in compliance with .the above legislation, all freight rate* applying locally with the ter- ; ritory Levis, Que., Diamond Junction, Que., and east thereof and1 THE CONTINUED EXPANSION of our business is a source of SATISFACTION WE AIM TO PLEASE AND STRIVE TO GIVE THE BEST.(UlattA The Better Bread\u201d 16-20 Brompton Road.Telephones: 724-J.724-W, EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK Deliciously Tempting with this Easily-Made Dressing Crisp Lettuce.Juicy Tomatoes .Cool Cucumbers .served with an appetizing, ICE COLD Dressing .for lunch .supper.Light but satisfying .- .cools the blood.And no work to prepare! 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Automatic Orthophonie \"True lojf Sound\tTrade Mark JUg'd V ictroia V ictor Talking Machine Company of Canada, Limited, Montreal Made only by Vîêtôf Look for the Trademark HEADQUARTERS FOR VICTOR ORTHOPHONICS and RECORDS Sold on convenient terms of payment.Illustrated catalogue and prices sent to any address.H.C.WILSON & CO., LIMITED 37-41 Wellington Street North\tSherbrooke, Que. PAGE FIVE SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927.Mrs.Frank Foss, of Brooklyn, N.pi., is the guest of her mother, Mrs.! T.W.Fuller, Wolfe Street.*\t-m Mr.and Mrs.Dave Rennie, of Manchester, N.H., motored to Sher-/orooke and are the guests of Mr.'and Mrs.J.M.Rennie.#\t* * Miss Vivian Pye and Mr.W.Warden, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mrs.D.M.McMahon at < little Lake.* * « Congratulations were yesterday freing extended to Mr.Justice Panneton, of Montreal, on the occasion of his seventy-ninth birthday.Hon.Mr.Panneton was for many years a resident of Sherbrooke, for which he was a member of the Legislative Assembly and later sat on the Superior Court Bench in this city.Mrs.S.R.Newton carried off the honors of the one club competition played by the lady members of the Sherbrooke Country Club at the St.Francis course yesterday, the second prize going to Mrs.P.C.Buckland.This competition was for both class \u201cA\u201d and \u201cB\u201d players.The \u201cringer\u201d competition for the month of June resulted in a tie in class \u201cA\u201d between Mrs.J W Hammond and Mrs.L.R.McKee with scores of forty-six, while the prize in class \u201cB\u201d was won by Mrs.J.H.Blue.The local ladies were scheduled to play Windsor Mills here today, but on account of the wet weather the match has been postponed until tomorrow.The Women\u2019s Institute held its regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.Charles Drummond, Drummond Road.There was a good attendance of members, also a number of guests from out of town.One of these, Mrs.Delaney, who is visiting here B.fter a long absence, was heartily welcomed.It was decided to hold an ice cream social next Thursday evening, July 14, at the home of j Mrs.Ernest Price, Lower Belvidere Road.One new member joined the Institute, and later refreshments! Mrs.Henry Allan, of Waterloo, is the guest of Mrs.Arthur Miner Edwards, Moore Street.* « * Mrs.D.M.McMahon and her family are occupying their cottage at Little Lake for the summer.Miss Isabelle McMahon is visiting friends in Montreal and Lakeside.* * « Mrs.W.Riggs, of Charlottetown, P.E.I., is the guest of her son, Mr.J.E.Riggs, and Mrs.Riggs, Magog Street.ik + Misses Ruth Genge, Bessie Bryce and Eva Mallory sailed yesterday from Quebec on the Empress of Australia to spend the summer abroad.Miss Edith Genge accompanied her sister to Quebec.v »\t* Miss Fanney Damon, of Valhalla, N.Y., and Miss Cora Damon, of Montreal, who were guests of Mr.and Mrs.N.R.Barrett, Main St., Lennoxville, have left for Lake Averill, Vt.They were accompanied by Master Damon Barrett.* * _ Among those registered at the New Sherbrooke Hotel yesterday were Mrs.F.E.Christie, of Magog; Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Johnston, of Montreal; Mr.E.S.Hopkins, of.Ottawa; Mr.G.C.Orr, of Montreal; Mr.Frank W.Warner, of London, England; Mr.J.N.Coady, of Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.L.G.Benton, of Newark, N.J.; Mr.and Mrs.Goodwin, of Lachine; Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Galbraith, of Richmond; Messrs.F.L.Jenne and G.A.Morrison, of Sutton; Mrs.Jessie Ward, of Sutton; Mr.W.J.Flynn, of Waterbary, Vt.; Mrs.C.G.Johnson, of Coaticook, and Mrs.N.M.Harris and Mrs.George H.Robb, of Knowlton.v v v *r v ¦ CITY BRIEFLETS Charles Lewis, East Rochester, N.H., a tourist, were the participants.The New Hampshire car was parked at the curb facing towards King ! street, and the Canadian car was ; passing along going towards King street also.When the local man was just about abreast the parked one, the street car.going in the satnç direction, overtook it.The street is so narrow that the \u2022 ar ir the middle, that owned by Mr.Whitton, was squeezed between the other' two vehicles.The American car was practically unscathed, a slight dent in the mudguard and a snapped off license plate being the only damage done.The local car had its mudguards, both the rear ones, bent and scratched, while the street carh ad a long stell bar running from the front to the rear on the underneath part, broken off at one end.The front end had to he detached and put inside the '¦ar.Traffic was held up a few minutes, but no one was injured, and the damage to the street car and autos was not serious.-©- $ *** ^ *** ^ *** *** & *** & «$**$*«$*\t?3* *\tBOY SCOUT NEWS\t» «\u2022 * j* «J* ¦«I» *£\u2022 «2* *1'»\t*2* *1- »*-\t?** «J* ^ Yf home, where a reception was tendered the newly married couple that evening at the home of Mrs.Whitley, sister of the groom, 'who was among those present at the wedding.On their return to Bedford on Saturday evening, Mr.and Mrs.Horan were given another reception at the home of the bride\u2019s parents, which was followed by a dance, held in the hall of the fire station.CAUCHON-FEPIN ROCK ISLAND, Que., July 7.\u2014 The Church of Our Lady of Mercy was the scene of a pretty wedding Tuesday morning at nine o\u2019clock, when Miss Mlarie Gabriel Pepin, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Francois Pepin, of Rock Island, became the bride of Mr.Henri Joseph Cau-chon, of Lawrence, Mass., son of Mr.and.Mrs.Joseph Cauchon, of Winooski.Vt.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.Father H.0.Dieseve, and the church was filled with relatives and friends.The bride, gowned in white geoi-gette, with veil and wreath of orange blossoms, and carrying a bouquet of pink roses, was accompanied to the altar by her father, and the bridegroom was likewise aecompanW by his father.During the mass, after the ceremony, vocal solos were rendered by Mrs.Leo J.Gilmore, Mrs.J.A.Outdoor Chase for 2nd Troop Tonight iSomething entirely new in an outdoor chase and dispatch run will be one of the features of this even-1 Marquis, and Miss Jeanne Brault, ing\u2019s meeting of the 2nd Troop if, A wedding breakfast was served the weather permits.Two black- at the home of the bride, board instructional games, a scout j The young couple left on Tues-law baseball game and an \u201canimal\u201d'day night for Sherbrooke and from story are other items on the pro-'that place will go to Winooski, then gramme, while a good period will to .Manchester before taking up their abode in Lawrence.SMITH\u2014TAYLOR MELFORT, Sask., July 7.\u2014 All Saints\u2019 Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, June loth, at high noon, when Rena Vivian, only daughter of Mr.and *\"?*1* ?> STREET CAR AND TWO AUTOS COLLIDED be set aside for instruction in badge work.Cyclists Having Fine Time Time The cyclists who left on Dominion Bay for a tour to Quebec C'Hy and other points are having an excellent trip according to latest reports received.Starting on July 1st, Mrs.Marcus S.Taylor, became the in the afternoon, they reached Que- bride of William H.Smith, of Sask-bec City by Sunday noon, July 3,'atoon, Sask., eldest son of the late which indicates that the cyclists dti Mr.H.Smith and Mrs.Smith, of not lose any time by the wayside, j Winnipeg, Man., Rev.J.B.Bunting Troop Leader Elwin Brownlow and ; officiating.The bride, who was 's ! Patrol Leader Jay Thissen are the1 given in marriage by her father, \u2019Y tour.They expect to make their was unattended.She was attired in \u2022>***->\u2022> i way from Quebec to Montreal and a gown of powder blue georgette, ¦other points before returning home.: showing a shirred overskirt with -I tiers of French pleating, the blouse ried an arm bouquet of ophelia roses and lilies of the valley.The color scheme m the drawing room -where the ceremony took place, was pink and white, with pink roses.After the ceremony and reception a most delicious luncheon was served.The decorations in the dining room, where the bridal party wms seated, wrere yellow and white, and the w-edding cake adorned .he centre of the table.Later Mr.and Mrs.Nutbrown left for a motor trip through the White Mountains to Worcester, Springfield and other American cities.Going aw'ay the bride wore an ensemble costume of navy and sand fiat crepe, sand hat, sport coat of kasha, fur-trimmed.Only the immediate relatives of the bride and groom were present.REIR\u2014HAMELIN HIGHWATER, Que.July 7.\u2014A very interesting wedding took place at St.Paul\u2019s Church, Knowlton, on June 18th, when Miss Josephine R.Hamelin, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.P.Hamelin, of Highwater, v.'as united in marriage to Mr.Lynn S.Reid, only son of Mr.and Mrs.0.A.Reid, of the same place.The Rev.Canon Crmichael officiated.The bride, who was given y.way by her brother, Mr.Lawrence Hamelin, w'ora a gown of powder blue georgette, with coat to match, trimmed with grey moufflon fur, and carried a bouquet of pink carnations of maiden-harr fern, Those who attended the wedding were Mr.Lawrence Hamelin, of North Troy, and Mr.Ernest Hamel, in, brothers of the bride; Mr.0.A.Reid and Mr.and Mrs.Beauvais, all of Highwater.After the ceremony the happy couple left for ,a short motor trip amidst showers of rice and confetti.were served, the hostess being as-j A three vehicle collision, which sisted by Miss Drummond, Miss ; had few effects to anyone, occurred ^ * * *:\u2022 ******* * * * * * * * * | in cape effect, and long sleeves fin.* ished with pleating to match.She Grace Ford, Miss Doris Cillis and ion Wellington street north, outside others.During the afternoon Miss! the Record block at about nine Marjorie Cillis, who is to be mar-j o\u2019clock this morning.A street car ried this month, was presented with ! and two automobiles, one owned by a cheque and a parcel of dainty! Mr.H.C.Whitton, 18 Portland handkerchiefs from her friends.J avenue, and the other by Mr.* Ç» ?J» H MARRIAGES * «\u2022> *> ?;«\t«¦> * ?> *> ?>\t«î* ?K i 1 1 I i I m Eads Hygienic Worry for JVojnen Wearing Thin, Summer Dresses Sr ELLEN J- BUCKLAND THE lovely flowered chiffons and paste) crepes ol this season \u2014 one lows their gay lightness, bnt sometimes fears to wear them.Kotes m.tkes them safe.FlUod CcI&umth&B wadding, the world's saper-absorbent.it cads the risk of old-tàme \"sanitary pads\u2019\" by S m-on obserbeiti.'! Deodorizes, ton.Disrards easily as tissue; no laundry or embarrassment.And thus ends most women\u2019s greatest hygienic worries.To 8 in If) better-class ¦women., Kcte-v means more titan a mere sanitary pad \u2014 i; means proved and positive joi-cwJijSr pra-laitic.T* See that yon gei being ! the gennine.If name '' K o ) e x \" is no; on ike box.^SSSSfr , dori't 2: KOT@X Wo iauzntirp\u2014dfsnsit!?iztr -rivew» Now, a fine, .solid gold strap watch at $50 / ''LG.\u2014^ The new Gruen Imperial Tank solid gold case, $50 Add to the extra value of a solid gold case certain patented features of construction which assure long life and usefulness\u2014and you sense the new high value of this fine new Gruen Watch.1 hen consider the masculine attractiveness of its lines and its special adaptability for summer wear\u2014sports\u2014vacation\u2014when no vest is worn, etc., and you arrive at the conclusion that now is the time to get your new watch\u2014 this is it\u2014and here in where you can see it.Brand new\u2014green or white solid gold case \u2014radium or plain dial, and only $50.Others $25 to $250.Wear the watch while you pay us a little each pay day.A.C.SKINNER, LIMITED 44a Welington St.N., Sherbrooke HODGSON-LITTLE HATLEY, July, 7.\u2014 The mr.riage of Miss Bertha Frances Little, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Taylor Johnson Little, of Highland Farm, Hatley, Que., to the Rev.John Leamon Hodgson, formerly of Montreal, son of Mrs.Hodgson and the late Thomas Leamon Hodgson, took place on July 6th, at half past seven o\u2019clock in the evening in the United Church of Hatley, the officiating minister being the Rev.Ernest M.Taylor, M.A., of Knowlton, assisted by the Rev.W.H.Thomas, of Beulah United Church, Ayer's Cliff.The decorations of the church for the occasion included a floral arch, under which the bridal party stood during the ceremony, which took place in the presence of a large congregation of friends and relatives of the couple and former parishioners of the bridegroom.The maid of honor was Miss Frances V.T.Hodgson, of Montreal, sister of the bridegroom, and the bridesmaids were Miss Doris Leavitt and the bride\u2019s sister.Miss Jean Margaret Little.Dr.C.R.E.Cassidy, of Montreal, was best man.the ushers being Mr.Kenneth T.Little, the bride\u2019s brother, and Mr.F.Wesley Leavitt, also of Hatley.The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in white silk georgette, wearing a tulle veil arranged in cap effect, caught with ¦ lilies of the valley.The maid of : honor wore a dress of yellow crepe and a black hat and carried mauve j sweet peas.Mrs.Little, mother of the bride, ' wore a navy Vue georgette gown with white trimmings and hat to maA'h.Mrs.Hodgson, the bride-! groom\u2019s mother was gowned in black satin relieved with white carried a bouquet of ophelia roses und lily-of-the-valley.Miss Ruth Sü-eadwick presided at the organ.The altar was very tastefully decorated with flowers and foliage by ladies of the congregation.Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride\u2019s parents.Later the couple left on an extended motor trip to Edmonton, Calgary, Banff and other places in Alberta.The bride travelled in a smart two-piece Vouse of novelty flannel, the coat opening over a blouse of grey crepe de shene, with model hat to match.On their return they will reside in Saskatoon, Sask.STOWE\u2014GRUBB.COWANSVILLE.July 7.\u2014 The marriage of Miss Gwendolyn Mc-Quinn Grubb, adopted daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.James Grubb, to Mr.Herman Stowe, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.H.S.Stowe, took place quietly at the Parsonage, William street, on Thursday, June 30th, at three o\u2019clock, Rev.S.W.Boyd officiating.The bride was attended by Miss Ruth Etowe and the groom was supported by Mr.Leland Bell.Others present were Mr.and Mrs.H.L.Stowe, Mrs.C.0.Robb, Sweetsburg; Mrs.Morgan, Knowlton, Mrs.A.Stowe and Mrs.Esty.Immediately after the ceremony, Mr.and Mrs.motor trip.Stowe left for HARVEY\u2014TURNER WEST BOLTON, Que.July 7 \u2014A pretty house wedding took place at seven o\u2019clock Tuesdhy evening.June 28th, when Miss Isobel Turner, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Turner, was married to Mr.Alfred Harvey.The ceremony was performed by MURRAY-MOORE OTTAWA, Ont., July, 7.\u2014Most attractive was the wedding ceremony which took place at the parsonage of McLeod Street United Church, on Thursday afternoon, June 30th, at half past two o\u2019clock, when Miss Violet \" Irene Moore, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Moore, was united in marriage with Mr.Howard Murray, of Windsor, Ont., son of the late Mr.John Murray and of Mrs.B.Murray, of Sherbrooke, Que.Rev.Clarke F.Logan, the pastor of the church, officiated.Given in marriage by her father, the charming young bride was attended by Miss Veria Stoddard as bridesmaid.Mr.William Moore, a brother of the bride was groomsman.A beautifully designed ensemble costume of georgette of a June rose shade with pleated skirt, and fine embroidery of silk thread in white, was worn by the bride.Her hat of drooping brim model was of rose crinoline trimmed with a deeper shade of velvet ribbon and she carried an arm bouquet of Ophelia, roses and lily of the valley.Miss Stoddard as bridesmaid was in a dainty ensemble costume of pearl gray georgette with trimmings of rose and she wore a gray mohair hat trimmed with rose velvet.Columbia roses and sweet peas in an arm bouquet were carried.Mrs.Moore, the.bride\u2019s mother, wore a gown of black satin with trimmings of gold and her black silk hat was adorned with touches of gold.A corsage knot of Ophelia roses was worn.Luncheon was served at the home of the bride\u2019s parents at 473 Kent street, following which reception Mr.and Mrs.Murray left for Montreal and Sherbrooke, and later will take up residence in Windsor, Ont.For travelling, Mrs.Murray wore a model dress of fawn crepe with a felt hat of the same shade.Her coat was designed of wood brown charmeen with trimmings of beige squirrel.The couple received many lovely gifts from friends and relatives.trimmings and wore a black and Rev.Chas.Huxtable and took place white hat.Following the ceremony in the living-room, which was decor-la reception was held at the resid-|at The greatest economy is offered during this GREAT MID-SEASON SWEEPING SALE AT POLLACK\u2019S STARTING THURSDAY, JULY 7TH once of the bride\u2019s parents, at Highland Farm, with about one hundred guests present.Immediately afterwards the bride and bride-1 groom left on their wedding trip, ! which will include visits to Mont-' real, Toronto, Sudbury and other points in Ontario and Quebec.On j their return east, Rev.Mr.Hodgson and Mrs.Hodgs.n will make their home in Shanly, Ont., where Mr.Hodgson is to be inducted as minister of the United Church on Friday evening, July 15.Out of town guests for the wedding included: Mr.Gavin Graham, of Arundel, Que.; Messrs.R.W.Hamilton and James S.Cameron, of Montreal West; Messrs.J.S.Fullerton, F.Reed, J.Dowie, of Montreal; Mrs.T.L.Hodgson, Miss Frances V.T.Hodgson, Master George S.Hodgson, Mr.and Mrs.James Currie, Dr.C.R.E.Cassidy, Miss K.Morton, and Miss A.Addison, all of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Dyson, of Way's Mills, Que.Mr.and Mrs.John Adam, of Del-son, Que.; Mr.Kenneth A.Good, of Beauharnois; Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Davis, of Lachute; Rev.E.M.Taylor, of Knowlton.HORAN\u2014PATEN AUDE BEDFORD.QUE., July 7.\u2014 A very pretty wedding took place on Tuesday morning, June 28th, at six o'clock at St.Damien's Church, Rev.Father Guillette officiating, when Miss Yvonne Patenaude.eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Adetard Patenaude, was married to Mr.Henry Horan, at present a resident of Bedford, hut formcrly of Huntingdon.Immediately following the ceremony, the wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride\u2019s parents, after which Mr.and Mrs.; Horan, left on the morning train for Montreal, on their way to I (Huntingdon, Mr.Horan's former I ated with ferns and white flowers.The bridal couple, who were un-| attended, stood under an arch of the same.Mrs.G.Claude Whitcher played the wedding march and played softly during the ceremony.The bride who was given in marriage by her father wore a blue flat crepe gown trimmed with blonde with Monde shoes, stockings and gloves and carried a bouquet of white sweet peas and maiden hair fern.A reception was hold following the ceremony.The table which he'd the wedding cake, held vases of forget-me-nots with blue and white streamers from the ceiling to each corner of the table.The ushers were Messrs.Gardner Booth and Karl Perkins.(Refreshments were served tc the guests numbering between forty and fifty.Those from out of town were Mr.James French.Flanders.Que.; Mr.and Mrs.Janies French, Jr., of Island Brook; the Misses Edith and Ague1 Harvey, of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Fred Chapman, of Brome; Mrs Smith, Montreal, and Miss Luc\\ Tittemore.of Stanbridge East.' NUTBROWN\u2014CHAMBERLAIN RICHMOND, Que., July 7\u2014A quiet but very pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Chamberlain, Richmond, Que., at high noon on Tuesday, June 28th, when Miss Agnes Eva Chamberlain, of Windsor Mills, formerly of Magog, became the wife of Mr.Robert Wiljjam Simpson Nutbrown, of Lennoxville.They were unattended, the bride being given away by her brother, Mr.G.A.Chamberlain.Rev.E.W.S.Coates, of Richmond United Church, officiated.The bride wore a costume of rose beige georgette and lace and çar- ARNOLD\u2014FRANKLIN.A wedding of interest to many residents of Lennoxville and vicinity took place on June 25th.in Halifax, Mass., when Charles Raymond Arnold, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.James Arnold, of Lennoxville, and Nettie Luella Franklin, of Laconia, N.H., were united in marriage by Rev.Vivian Broderick, of Middle-boro, Mass.The ceremony was performed at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Harding.the double ring ceremony being used.The bridal party stood beneath an arch of laurel and daisies banked with potted plants.The matron of honor was the bride\u2019s sister, Mrs.J.E.Emery, of Franklin and the groom was attended bv his brother, Mr.George Arnold.The bride was gowned in queen\u2019s blue georgette crepe and carried a spray of white carnations.Many beautiful and costly presents were received by the young couple.The bride is a graduate of Massachusetts Avenue Trade School of Boston, and a graduate nurse of Laconia Hospital, and the groom is ! an employee in the electrical de-1 partment of the Boston & Maine railroad.Mr.and Mrs.Arnold will reside in Concord, N.H.STANBRIDGE EAST The Ladies\u2019 Circle of the United B0V9IL Makes Delicious Sandwiches Very Nourishing Too A Church met with Mrs.Frank Corey on Wednesday.The annual Sunday School picnic in connection with the Dunham circuit will be held at Selby Lake on Saturday, July 9th.¦The lawn social under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Circle will be held on the United Church grounds on Wednesday evening, July ISth.Service on Sunday next in the United Church at eleven o\u2019clock, also afternoon at Stanbury at 2.30 p.m.and at Stanbrdige evening.Ridge in the Mr.M.J.Beattie, accompanied by Mrs.1'.Knight, Mrs.C.Simpson, Elmer Simpson and Miss M.C Smith had a pleasant motor trip on Monday to Feller Institute.Grande Ligne.Recent visitors at Mr.and Mrs.M.J.Beattie\u2019s were Mr.J.W.McNally and sister, from Rock Island; Rev.C.P.England and Mrs.England, of Sutton; Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Crowley and Mastre Bruce, from Philips-burgh; Mrs.Wm.McElroy, of Dunham; Mrs.C.Simpson, otf New York; Mrs.Wm.Emerson, of Sutton Junction; Mr.Emerson England, of Waterloo; Mr.and Mrs.H.M.Harvey, Masters Reggie and Winston, from Richford.Miss M.C.Smith has returned from Beebe, Vt., to spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.M.J.Beattie.EDWARDS SID-SUMMEB SALE July is the midsummer month in which we clean up a great many lines at reduced prices.In most lines the quantity is limited and stock cannot be dunlicated at sale prices.Mohair covered three piece Chesterfield suite, bridge lamp and handsome Axminster seamless rug, size 9 x 10.6 feet, the five pieces for only $198.00 FLOOR RUGS Size 6x9 feet, similar to congo-leum, assorted patterns, on sale at each CUSHIONS Big choice of colors.Handy for your home, summer cottage, canoe or launch, at ,49 BED OFFER Iron bed, mattress, spring and walnut finished bureau with good mirror, all for 25,00 BATHROOM LINOLEUM Blue and white or black and white, two yards wide.Per square yard ,93 CONGOLEUM SPECIAL RUGS 9x 10.6 .$12.95 9x12 .$13.85 All best quality.HAMMOCKS Fresh new stock, heavy canvas back and ends, loose mattress and steel spring, all ready to hang to ceiling, $11.75.TW0 WHEEL SULKIES Wic k e r body, rubber tire wheels, light weight, easy to take on street car or train, at $5.00 and $7.50.Living Room Suite \\ cork Three piece blue velour living room suite, regular $125.00,\tf|A reduced to.Wicker Suite Wicker suite, extra large settee, arm chair and rocker, tapestry covering, etc.Regular $1 15.00,\tQA Divanette Art leather Divanette with good mattress, regular $52.75, .42.75 Bed Couch Bed Couch, all steel frame, loose mattress covered in ere- 1 û OC tonne, at.,.Camp Offer Folding camp cot, mattress, pillow and pair mixed wool blan- 1 ^ AO kets for.l'JiUÙ Refrigerators Regular $15.75 for.$12.75 Regular $20.00 for.16.00 Regular $25.00 for.20.00 Regular $40.00 for.32.00 Wedding Gifts See our furniture gifts.Pretty pieces in walnut and walnut finish in a great variety of designs at prices LINOLEUM Four yards wide, regular $1.25 per square yard, reduced to TAPESTRY PORTIERES Choice of red, green, brown or blue, per pair 498 STAIR CARPETS Tapestry quality.22 in.wide $1.00 27 in.wide, $1.25 BRUSSELLS 27 in.wide $2.25 WILTONS 27 in.wide $2.98 AXMINSTERS 27 in.wide $3.48 from 3.50 to 350.00 Bedroom Suites Beautiful walnut finish, four pieces: Bed, Dresser, Van- QQ A A ity and Chifforobe, for .Baby Carriages Some left-overs to clear at less than cost.$r°.15.00 $r°.20.00 $r°.3o.oo VUDOR PORCH SHADES Keeps the sun out, lets in the cool breezes.All ready to put up.5\tft.wide $ 7.20 6\tft.wide 8.25 8\tft.wide 11.25 9\tft.wide 13.25 10 ft.wide 14.60 All 7.6 ft.drop.PIAZZA ARM CHAIRS Red, green or natural colors, good splint seat, chairs or Q AQ rockers at «3lî/0 KITCHEN TABLES 28 x 48, wood, $5.40.28 x 42, white, $9.98.Fall leaf tables at $8.00 and $10.00. t PAGE SIX SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927.The Daily Record Published \u2022'sily, except Sunder*, by the Sherbreoke Record Company,\t*7 Wellington Street, North, Sherbrooke, Quo.I ment of coast' into coast plus hundreds of miles\t> * ¦\u2018P * * d*\t| Mr.W.Heath, of Colebrooke, N.H., of interior, it is fairly certain that, during the * ipttcdc vn tuc ertt-ron Î ®nd Mi;s- Wili* Forgrave and sixty-two years which intervened between the * LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR * Isabel and Gordon, of High Forest.ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY 9.1*97.Member CenadUn Pres», Ltd., with drop of leased NtUonel Tewt wire ia office\u2014Canadian Pre; Associated Press and Ren-le-\u2019e news «errices available.SUBSCRIPTION RATES\u2014Rates strictly in advance, to anj iddrcaa in Canada, Great Britain and the United States: Ora year, 93.09: six months, *1.75: three months, *1.09: one month, \u2018,0«.Proclamation of 1763 and the statute of 1825, any judge would have held that the interior belonged to Canada.Is it possible then that, at the end of the sixty-two years, any judge would hold that the effect of the ambiguous provisions of the statute of 1825 had proved that the preexisting opinion was erroneous\u2014that, after all, Newfoundland, and not Canada, owned the five hundred miles of depth?It is possible.The Privy Council did it.\" AN A.B.C.PAPER.The Bccord is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation* tnc the circulation is regularly audited ^nd guaranteed.THE LABRADOR AWARD.By the decision of the Privy Council, last spring, Newfoundland becomes proprietor of territory on the Labrador Coast more extensive than the island colony itself.At one point the established boundary will be at least five hundred miles from the Coast.The dispute between Quebec and Newfoundland was of long standing.The Privy Council decision presumably settles it, anc adversely to the Quebec claims.Quebec insisted that Newfoundland s rights did not extend beyond a narrow fringe along the Coast.The original reference defined Newfoundland s territory as the coast.ihe argument, therefore, revolved around this word.What wa?meant by \"coast.\" The Privy Council holds that it means the area drained into that part ol the Atlantic, and thus the line goes back to the headwaters of the coast rivers.\"The Canadian,\" a publication of Vancouver, contains an interesting article by John S.Ewart, K.C., summarizing the arguments and decision.The following extracts will prove of interest to those who have not fully understood the matter: The Royal Proclamation of Oct.7th, 1763.used these words: \u201cAnd to the end that the open and free fisheries of our subjects may be extended to and carried on the coast of Labrador and the adjacent isles, we have thought fit, with the aaviee of our said Pr:vy Council, to put ail that coast, from the River St John's to Hudson's Straits, together with the islands lying upon the said const, under the care and inspection of our government of Newfoundland.\u201d The Quebec Act of 1774 transferred tc Quebec all of Labrador that had been given tc Newfoundland.But, by a statute of 1809, i was returned to Newfoundland.The language on this latter statute was: \u201cThat such part of the coast, from the River St.John's to Hudson\u2019s Straits as was annexed to the government of Newfoundland by the said proclamation of the seventh day of October, 1763, shall be separated from the said government of Lower Canada and be again re-annexed to the government of Newfoundland.\u201d The following four points are m support ol the Quebec case: 1.\tBy the first of the documents\u2014the Proclamation\u2014the \u2022\u2022coast'' of Labrador was not made part of Newfoundland.It was put \u201cunder the care and inspection of our government of Newfoundland?\u2019 Newfoundland at the time was not a colony.It wras a mere fishing station.2.\tThe Proclamation declared that the reason for putting the \u2018'coast\u201d under the \u201ccare and inspection\u201d of the Governor of Newfoundland was \"that the open and free fisheries of our subjects may be extended to and carried on\u201d upon that coast.3.\tIf the draftsmen of the Proclamation of 1763 had intended to put merely the littoral under \u201cthe care and inspection\u201d of the governor, what language would they have employed ?There is none other so effective for that purpose as the word \u201ccoast,\u201d and that they used.If, on the other hand, the draftsmen had intended to include the hinterland, how would they have expressed themselves?Not, certainly, by the mere word \u201ccosat.\u201d They would in some way have indicated the extent of the territory which they had in mind.4.\tIf to these considerations be added the fact 'as stated by Newfoundland in its argument) that in 1763\u2014\u201cthe interior of the country was bleak and uninviting, swampy and unsuitable for cultivation, and was inaccessible except from the seashore\u201d\u2014it is beyond question that in giving Newfoundland a certain foothold in Labrador, it was merely for the purpose of protecting the fishing interests.The draftsmen of the Proclamation having employed only the word \"coast,\" where did the Privy Council cLscover any ground for de daring that they meant a boundary which follow the various watersheds, a boundary going be hind the heads of all the rivers flowing into the Atlantic and the St.Lawrence, a boundary goint at one place nearly five hundred miles from thr ocean?Where did the Privy Council get tha idea?\u201cIt is consistent,\u201d they said, \"with the doctrine of international law by which the occupation of a sea-coast carries with it a right to the whole territory drained by the river* which empty their waters into its line.\u201d International law applies to the action oi a nation occupying the cost of an unappropri ated country.In that case, the occupation is held to extend to all the territory drained by the rivers which ernbouch upon the coast.But that rule has no possible application to the grant oi a \u201ccoast \u2019 by one Power to another, or by a metropolitan country to a dependency.The Privy Council continued as follows: \u201cFurther, the use of the watershed or \u2018height of land\u2019 as a boundary was undoubtedly familiar in British North America at the period in question, and it is shown as a boundary in many of the maps of that time., .\u201d \u201cIt may well be, therefore, that in allotting to Newfoundland the \u2018coast\u2019 of Labrador, the framers of the documents of 1763 had in rnind as a boundary the \u2018height of land\u2019 from which the rivers ran down to that shore\u2014though without any accurate conception of the distance of that boundary from the \\\t\t$2.19 Glass Cloths\t6 for 59c\t Face Towels .6 for $1.00\t Tablecloths, all linen.\t$1.99 Bedspreads, French\t lace\t\t$3.98 Bedspreads, Krinkle .\t$2.69 Big Bath Towels .\t.59c Luncheon Sets\t\t$1.59 HOSIERY F* Li R E SILK ''Puritan\" and \"Monarch\u201d products, both mills have a reputation of a good quality hosiery, 600 pairs only of clearing lines of the best shades, silk away up to the garter top, every pair a guarantee, fair wear or a new pair.Regularly sold up to $1.50 pair.\t7Q Friday and Saturday, pair.isw i CAC & BATHING SUITS All 1 QQ Wool Ieach JAEGER Woolen Goods ¦ i.G.MUNRO LIMITED Sherbrooke\u2019s Largest Store BROWN\u2019S Irish Linens \\ MGE EIGHT EXAMINATION RESULTS FROM WATERLOO HIGH Reports from Grades I to VI\u2014 Personals and Other Interesting Items from Waterloo and District.WATERLOO.Que., July 7.\u2014The results of the junior grades of the Waterloo High School in order of merit are: Grade I-A.\u2014Percy Bresee, Johnson Irwin, Morton Holloway, Dou- flas Irwin, Mildred Ward.Russell ockus, Ian Lawrence.Willie McCullough, Edwin McCullough, Hilda Doe.Grade I-B.\u2014Joan Slack, Walter Gummer, Mildred Dawber, Earl Hayes, Janet Slack, David Schaen-feld, Lillian Obome.Kenneth Whitehead, William Draper, Warner Booth.Grade II.\u2014Barbara Broadhurst, Leona Irwin, John McCullough.Margaret Alienby, Robert Boright, Jean Dalton, Jennie McCullough, Robert Reatherington, Doris Draper, Lawrence Purdy, George Doe, Jimmie Bobo, Gladys Doe.Grade HI.\u2014 Margaret Slack/ Theresa Hayes, Doris Holden, Freda Oborne, Irene Adam, Jean Graves, Henry Slack, Vivian Boc-kus and Joyce Heatherington (equal); Raymond Xeely, Jean.Young.Edith Bobo.Grade IV.\u2014 Alice Malboeuf, Winston Taylor, Owen Alienby, Windsor Holloway.Verna Ball, Luther Allen, Virginia Porter, Grin Booth, Gene Shepard, Lloyd Candlish, 'Carl N'orris.Lexiey Morin, Clinton Ball.Robert Shaw.Grade V.\u2014 Marguerite Grady, Samuel Porter, Jean Allen, Laura Elake.Margaret Snodgrass.Rupert Taylor, Roma Bobo.Vernon Graves.Mildred Jones.Orma Booth.Adelaide Morin, Alice Holden.Mansel Graves.Grade VI.\u2014 Dorothy Wallace, Mary Slack.Kendall Norris, Duncan Dalton.Pearl Lawrence, Edwin Obome.Roger McKergow.Mary Watson.Molly Dawber.Graydon Colwill, Keith Savage.Sybil Window.Mary Truax.Kenneth B.ake.Genera! Notss^ Mrs.J.Emmerson England is fisiting relatives in Durham.Mrs.Norman Wooley, of Mar-den.was calling on friends here Dr.Tuesday, June 28th.Mr.and Mrs.Charles W.Candlish are visiting relatives in Ottawa.Little Miss Catherine Thompson, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James Thompson, is shut in with 7-hooping cough.Mr.F.A.Slack was called to Am prior.Ont., this week owing to the \"«erous illness of Mrs.S\u2019ack\u2019s sister.Mrs.Baker Mrs.Slack has been in Arnprior for a few weeks.Master Harold Bullock, of Rox-ton Pond, has been spending several days here with his uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.S.J.Irwin.Master Floyd Bell has returned to his home in Frelighsburg after j spending a week here with his) uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Albert j McKenney.\t> Mr.W.H.Martin, of Warden, Mrs.S.J.Irwin, Mr.W.Elmo Ashton and Master Harold Bullock attended the Jersey Jubilee picnic ft the Experimental Farm, Lennox-v-iile, on June 3'0th.Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Savage left on Tuesday, June 28th.for Winnipeg, where they will visit their son, Mr.Anson Savage, and family.Mr.W.Elmo Ashton and Mr.Andrew Ruiter, of Cowansville, were in Vermont on Wednesday, June 29th on business.Mr.and Mrs.R.F.Shaw and Mrs.F.E.Taylor were in Sherbrooke on Wednesday, June the 29th.Mr.and Mrs.Phil E.Temple and Master Billy, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mrs.M.H.Temple.Mrs.Temple and Master Billy will remain at the same home, for several days.A large number from here were ; in\" West Shefford to attend the Dominion Day celebration and greatly enjoyed the splendidly arranged programme.Mr.Maurice Smith, of Montreal, spent\u2019 the week-end here with his uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Daigneau.Mrs.W.X.Call is spending a few days in East Angus with: friends.Mrs.R.F.Shaw entertained a few friends at the tea hour on Monday afternoon.June 27th, in honor ôf Mrs.A.C.Lytle, of Mont-: SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927, A DRAMATIC PLEA FOR THE FULL MILK BOTTLE 'Xi' v- .- v\t whose marriage took place on ' snr, o -Rpt,,.,, Tneicwin I\t29th, attne home,80\"' wSf race-l' Mrs.R.J.Surgeons staged a realistic scene of of the bride\u2019s na\u2019-ents L\tL, WaiKing race i -.lr~ Vh, day.of 1914.1918.''Still Sarv] Ma.S M,\u2019.S»\t™«U\u201dra\"«-l Mr.lh\u201c\t\u2022\t¦ Igother with their daught.r, W-SSTfiLl?»* M A Porter.After parading the principal Laura Davies, and iWi« a\u201e««,«+, : Wil;*® Aaelcay, 2 Jirs.m.a.\t.-1 Carlton After parading the principal; Laura Davies, and Miss Augusta: Married meVs race.streets the pageant oisbanded at;Corey motored over from HighgateV'^tor 9 T^hn Isaac the Fair Grounds.\t.Springs, Vt\u201e on Monday and were Sie race-1\tE.Mackey A full afternoon\u2019s programme of calling on friends in Bedford.Mr.\tCurrier ^ Mi«S Freda sports and games followed with | and Mrs.Davies and family, of f d,.Carle1°,nTiU;r !a\u2019ac baiwaml™^\u2019 h°rse raC6S\u2018 bas.\u20ac'iMontreal, are, again occupying a^^tato \"Ice boys ten to four-ball, games, etc.\t; cottage at Higngate Springs as theyl+.,\u201e i A\u2019-bur Halspll 9 Eddie The Confederation Day speech Km/e for the past few years\tteen-\u20141 Arthur Ha .1, ,vpç D-;Vf>n hv Dr Tnhr Haves after ATv roo-i r, i\tT ,\t.Turnbull; fourteen and over, 1 v\\as given b> ur.jotm Hayes artei yji.Carl Oakes arrived from ms\tTact-son 2 John Isaac.reading of the King\u2019s telegram by heme in Philadelphia, Penna., on\u2022\traee 1 EddTe Jackson 2 Mayor McMorme, wno along with\u2018Sunday evening, summoned home by Tr.-hn Gaac 1\t\u201c\t\u2019 Messrs.S.E.Desmarais, P.J.Gir- ! the death of his mother and will re-;J ard, J.J.brightens.~\t4-t\u2019-.- P.C.Duboyce and S cut the distribution of medals and a few miles northeast of Marseilles and the Illinois river.Flare Fails Him.-he fog extended from the ground up to about 600 feet, and, as I was unable to fly under it, I -urned back and attempted to drop a flare and land.The flare did not function and I again headed for Maywood (Chicago\u2019s air mail port) hoping to find a break in the fog overthe field.Examination discloses that the cause of the flare fail-ure was the short length of the re-lease lever and that the flare might su., be used by pulling out the release cable.Glare of Towns.I continued on a compass course of oO degrees until 7.15 p.m., when 1 saw a dull glow on the top of the tog, indicating a town below.There were several of these light patches on the fog, visible only when looking away from the moon, and I knew tnem to be towns bordering Maywood.to'3\u201eLVjLe\u2019.however\u2019.u'as I able w ¦Pij i Lindbergh, flying the night air mail, became lost In the dense fog.His \u201cship\u201d ran out of gasoline.Lindbergh leaped.His parachute opened nicely.Then, through the gloom, he saw the pilotless plane driving crazily toward him.-i vb J.Brightens E.Atkinson, j main forYtime\tfitheC^lda^ \u201cSm/T liaac Mi^E 8fcevens carried I Oscar Oakec\t,dage and A?.J.isaac, xuiss so.the district In the eyering there was a radio Russell's Running jump\u20141 John Isaac, 2 Of\t» ., G r u;i M' TN 1367, the Confederation of iL Canada marked the harmonious blending together of différent Provinces.Each contributed of their best only.And from out of the melting-pot emerged The Dominion of Canada\u2014a land of prosperity freedom and tolerance.In 1364 \u2014three years before Confederation \u2014 CHASE &.SANBORN blended together the best qualities of the best coffees\u2014superior strength, alluring flavour, and rich fragrance.dage \u201e\t| Fa1 sail and Mr.E.Jackson.f.,\u201e to .11 ft.sftool children of ^ ^ 'tSSjfcZ SîiSR^\"** J\u201ckson\u20192 Wiffie and band concert as well as fire- Matthew Ewing at their home at works, and a large crowd was in pike River.^\t-p.,.T -, - attendance, bringing the célébra- Miss Thelma Jones has returned i Football kxking-John Isaac, 2 tion to a successful close To the home after a stay at the home of Turnbull working organization consisting of,Miss Freda Vaughan at Stanbridge\toenc.ai Noie3 ^¦o.\t-¦\t.to «»\u2022**» Services \".Kt Sundll =t St.i a c o.e.0i,M:ss Ruby Pummer-[ paui\u2019s church will be as follows; r® \u2022>\t,\tJ\u2014Morning service with celebration je iu1Sv\tEvelyn Latcnel.or, ot 0;f qle Holy Communion at eleven I Be.el, .who uas spent the past 0>c;oc]?evening service at seven ew wecKS at the home of her grand-, 0'ci0ck parents Mr.nmi Mrs.Fred Gilman, Mr.' and Mrs.Ward, and family, icturnod home on Thursday,, Juiy ( 0£ Sherbrooke, spent the week-end ° V-,\t,\t.\tI with Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Gilbert.- rr'A\u201d1 r, ^ Cn?'ieI aTccom-! Mr.and Mrs.Carleton Currier 4 ai^ed by .-i_.an a Mi a p, O.Jones, j and two sons, of Nelson, B.C., ara motored to rranxmi, Vt., on Sun- ; th« guests of Mr.Currier's parents, aay last and attended the funeral | Ml._ and Mrs.Fi.od Currier.V* via\u2018'0 ex-Governor Gates, of j\tA Id en Staples spent th,e re- 'ennont.\t.! cent holidays with his parents, Mr.Mr.R.Hatch and party, of High-; and Mrs.Glenvillc Staples, gate K-r.i^s, \\t., were calling on.Mrs.John Moran and Mr.Clem-\u2022\u2018\u2022ri®nas Jn *:>wri °n Saturday.\tlent Weyland, of Sanford, Me., arc ,3S \u2022J;iîuc Thompson and Miss-the guests of relatives in town, inclina Jones went to P.geon Hill Mr.Fred Noble, of Cookshire, on Sunday, where Miss Thompson \u2018 v-as jn town on Saturday on bus-v\u20181 J 1 er\u201c.aln f°_r, a time at the home ir,ac,s and was calling on friends, ol her sister, Mrs.Sager.\tMrs.H.S.Gilbert was the week- Mr.and Un.Eric Hibbard end cnd gUest 0f her daughter, Mrs.Mr.ana Mrs.George Shepherd,from ' james Wcstman.button, motored to uttawa and at-j M5ss Vivian Munkittrick, of tenaed the celebration in that city1 jIontragl çüent the week-end in over the week-end.\ttown, the guest of Mr.end Mrs.Mise Helen Gould, of the District; wmiam Hethrington.o.Be a* or a Hospital at bweetsburg, ;\tMcKee, Manager of the came home on Saturday to spend canadian Rank of Commerce, mot-tne week-end with her p^reTits Mr.____, .And, like Confederation, the result was a finished produeft, acceptable to every Canadian.And, because \u201cthe whole is greater than its part,\u201d CHASE &.SANBORN\u2019S SEAL BRAND COFFEE is a household word in most Canadian homes to-day \u2014\u201cThe King of Coffees.\u201d Of equal goodness is SEAL BRAND TEA\u2014which fully maintains in every respect, the reputation created by Seal Brand Coffee.ss At the right, Charles A.Lindbergh as he looked while an Army Air Service cadet at Kelly Field.San Antonio, Texas, GoM ui.tr\u2018\u20ac 1exact P°sition of the E d, although I understand that war/6311?lghts \"'vere directed up-uur£?n.d two barrels of gasolina mv\t3n oendeav01\u2019 to attract Saveral times I des.cended o° the top of the fog, which -s 80° to 9CK, feet high, according was 'clear 1\"w;t>ier+i,Tbe sk>\u2019.obove tioned but only to illuminate the scattered cloud* and ttXoCeptl0n top of a solid bank of fog, into star-R wprp \u2018and .moon anc^ which it soon disappeared without \u2022 circling around^ for^ SS ^\t^\t°f T Sr°Und- uteB r\tx U , 00 mm\" Seven minutes\u2019 gasoline remain* clearing Lake m\u2019Sv t0 be 8Ur® «d in the gravity tank.Seeing the attempt to pick un ofeVthe lilhK f!°W ^,a t0'V7 tbrouSh the fog I sight, but reappeared agam in a few ^ on the Transcontmenta?1 ght tUrJned t07afds ,the °Pen oo«ntry seconds, its rate of descent being chate as evidence oerore t.ey were _ nentai.\tand nosed the plane up.At 5000 about the same that of the para- thoroughly convinced.The larmer After flying^wes\" for fif____leaÎA-®\taLd diedi chute.I counted five spirals, each was sure,, as were most ^others in a utes \u2019 fog Loses Flashli-ht\ta few rods the snot where he heard When I settled into the fog I it hit the ground, arid we spent an the week-end with her parents.Mr.; ored to Ottawa and other cities durand Mrs.A.T.Gould, and is con-;\t+v,.0.A ' - iAU.'Li 'rramæg:y.f,:.iisiragg;rtv.~:ixt: -,rx.waaTrtrwmr ™ smes.\u2018Let the Clark Kitchens help your msintious Clark 25-27 W.CLARK, Limited, Montreal, P.Q., St.Rciui, P.Q., Harrow, Ont.home he has .\t: ing the recent holidays.fined to the house suffering from a Miss Nine Brundage is SeVxr!e altack S!\t\u201e , !from Knowlton, where , lis.Robs Ire&Con, Mrs.S.M.; |30Gn nursing f0r some time past.Murray, Mrs.Harry Jones and Mrs.; Mr_ Harold Jenks and Miss L.K.L._Craighead Were m Pigeon Hill | Brundage, of St.Johnsbury uk! Frelighsburg on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Gould and young daughter, Catherine, motor-id to North Hero, Vt., and spent the holiday and week-end there.Mr.George Stevens was in Montre.?' on Tuesday for the day.Mr.Kenneth Hill, of Montpelier, Vt., spent the week-end at the home of Mr.Oscar Oakes, called here by|spent the holiday here, the guest Vt., have been recent guests of Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Brundage.Miss Helen Elliott has secured a position at the Arlington Hotel.Mr.and Mrs.Perkins and young daughter.Barbara were the weekend guests of Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Brundage.Mr.W.A.Duly, of Montreal southw ________________ Oj.the fog south of the Illinois river, a 100-foo£ fall.The parachute, an L?- pn2lue °\u2018Ult at 8-2'° P-i»., and I Irving seat service type, function- time \u201conR6 i^oo^ê®' 1 ,.Ta3 at that Perfectly; I was falling head knew\u201dthat th«'\"gTotrad was within unsuccessful quarter hour hunting ,,\t¦Ifuu feet high, and as downward when the risers jerked 1,900 feet and reached for the fo?the wreck in that vicinity before TC\u201d\u201c:ne d;d not, pick up as scon me into an upright position and flashlight, but found it to be miss- ^oing 60 .th« farmhouse to arrange AH ÇxPeCi.ed I shoved the flash- the \u2019chute opened.This time I saved ing I cou'd =ee neither earth nor for a £earching party and telephone aud4Wa£c,about t0 the rip cord-\tstars and \u2018had no idea what kind St.Louis and Chicago.iumr> whe-1 aCbUie ft.-f afte an^\tPlane Hovers Near.\tof territory was below.I crossed my I had just put m the long dis- ho\u2019ci 9Sf-a:n \\\tbo0^ I pulled the flashlight from my legs to keep from straddling à tance calls when the phone rang tv., main (Twi, V20?3\tj al showed\tbelt and was\tplaying\tit\tdown to-\tbranch or ware, guarded my face\tanri we were notified\tthat the plane cordi'-e-lv n\tbe\tdry> and ac_\twards the top of the\tfog when I\twith my hands and waited.'\thad been found in a\tcornfielc, oyer minute»>\t^anU?nf40a twenfcy\theard the plane\u2019s engine pick up.Presently I\tsaw the outline of the\ttwo miles away.It took several m:n- The-a ver.* \u2018Il\u201c6 de\tWhen I Jumped it had practically\tground and\ta moment later was\tutes to reach th \u2022 site of rhe crash, fo\" a\u201ed T j5f-jn5 °?fn:n=s fhe stopped dead I had neglected to cut down in a cornfield.The corn was due to the necessity of slow driv-¦= s° io'on ns +Jrea t0 iCaV\u20ac the sb;p the switches.Apparently when the over my head and the 'chute was fng through the fog, and a small exh-nX/Ve!; Jefervc ^tanh was ship nosed down an additional sup- lying on top of the cornstalks.I crowd had already assembled when nit onen Utu-vA -a ^ Tna\u2019d Ply of Sas°l'ine drained to the car- hurriedly packed it and started we arrived.out The rifrl\tiaeaj °4.i.throwing buretor.Soon she came into sight, dqwn a corn row.The ground vis- The plane was wound up in s U, hut ivn-\tVian + ben\tabout a quarter mile away headed ability was about 100 yards.In a ball-shaped mo.-?.I hr ! narrowly front h-ipWn\tt\ti a\te\tV3 TP®11 \u2018he\tin the general\tdirection\tof\tmy para-\tfow minutes I came to a stubble\tmissed one famhouse\tand had hook« of fire wfth\ttbatUhe4 rifk\tchute*\tfield and some wagon tracks which\ted its left wing in a\tgrain shock a was*vprv\t*n x\t^ t^ie flashlight in a pocket I followed to a farmyard a quarter quarter mile beyond.The ship had for akSdi ^LTr bes.an P ?}mh of »?y flying suit preparatory to mile away.\tlanded on the left wing and wheel the ground VvT =*a saw a \u201cÇd on slipping the parachute out of tho\tWouldn\u2019t Believe Kim.\tand skidded along the ground foi a\tseconds.\tway, if necessary.The plane was After reaching the farm yard I 80 yards, going through one fence This was thAtl o *T t\tv j\tmaking a left spiral of about a mile\tnoticed auto headlights playing over\tbefore coming to res': in the edge for nea-ik ty.-n tro-l *-gnt i\thad\tseen\tdiameter, and passed approximately\ttbe roadside.\tThinking that some-\tof a cornfield about 100 yard8 short eno-Uh URni-U\tas .mas* 300 yards away from my \u2019chute, one might have located the wreck of a, barn.The mail pit was laid flv'nS\trT'een minutes leaving me on the outside of the °f the plane I walked over to the open and one sack of mail was on wipLj HroVii'U i one c* reserVe,1 circle.I was undecided as to whe- car- The occupants asked whether fUe ground.The mail, however, waa ed out\tand\tther the plane or I was descending I bad heard an airplane crash and uninjurcjti.nearlv e- r\t\u20aca-\u2019S i Cab 6 35 tbe more I'-apidly and glided my T required some time to explain to The sheriff from Ottawa arrived, the snrP\tfi.Judge over \u2019chute away from the spiral path them that I had been piloting the and we took the mail to the Otta- snnenreY tv-T'\tbad of the ship as rapidly as I could.Plane, and yet was searching ftr it wa Post Office to be entrained at \u2018\t\u2018\ttmie me Dare func- The ship passed completely out of myself.I had to display the para- 3.30 a.m., for Chicago.late Mrs Oakes\t\u2019 'of Mrs.Hunt at Good Cheer Lodge.M.5 I.Guard went t.Mo.tro.li :G, H\"\u201dM, EtAAM\u201eT to' on Monday, where she entered the Vas.the week-end guStt of MlS' men?1 VlCt°ria Hospital for trcat- \u2018 Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Bishop was Mr.F.W.Jones was in Montreal'^\tof relatiyeS in t0Wn f°r for several days recently.\t: thd holidays.\t, -, R Mrs.Cal.H.Corey, who had been: T Tr;\tVif'^horbrooke' on requested to prepare the young peo- ^ B'-sbop ^ete m vuherbrook pie for their parts in the recent cele-: Suflbay evening.\t-T,or,f!inn n bration, wishes to thank all the Miss Angie Lishop is spending a young ladies of Bedford who assist-' Bhort time m Sherbrooke, the guett ed in the celebration by taking the °f Mp.and Mrs.Gerald Bishop, parts of \u201cCanada,\u201d \u2018\u2018The Provinces\u201d! Mr.George McDonald, of the and \u201cBedford\" and also all the chil-1 Canadian Press, Montrea.v as the dren and pupils who assisted in the)'veek-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.songs and fairy dance.\tHenry Bishop.Mr.Hodge, of Stanbridge East, ! Dir.Ernest Gilbert and Mr.'S ic-will be the prccaher at Wesley | tor and Dougins Gilbert were m United Church next Sunday morn-: Cookshiire on July 1st.ing.The.Rev.F.Tripp will preach! Mrs.Ernest Gilbert spent Dom-at Mystic at 2.30 p.m.and the Chris- inion Day in East Angus, ¦ the tian Endeavor will conduct the even- guest of Mrs.W.Riley.ing service in Bedford United Church.The Rev.R.S.Smith.B.D., is spending a few days at the Boy Scout camp on Brome Lake, where he is to give the camp-fire address to the scouts and cubs.Messrs.S.E.Desmarais, M.L.A., Mayor MciMorine, secretary Dr.Mr.and Mrs.Bertram Gilbert were in Cookshire on July 1st.Mr.Carleton and young son and Mr.Fred Currier were at Mr.Ernest Gilbert\u2019s recently.Mrs.Ernest Gilbert, of Lime Ridge, and Mrs.Ward, of Sherbrooke.were calling on Mr.Glen-ville Staples on Saturday.Mr.Alden Staples returned to Hayes, and treasurer, P.J.Girard J Delson on Sunday, and J.O.Halloran, along with their; Mr.and Mrs.Norrife Weston and able assistants, all credit is due for the execution of a great programme.A multitude of country and town workers took part in the preparatory work, while the Brothers of the Sacred Heart.Sisters of the Convent of Notre Dame, Daughters of tbe Empire and the Red Cross Society all deserve unstinted praise for their work, daughter, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., are the guests of relatives in town.Mr.Alec Munkittrick has rented his farm and taken a position in Sudbury, Ont.Mrs.Alec Munkittrick, Jr., left today for Delson.Que.Mr.J.H.Brcadon has been spending a few days in Richmond.Miss Elsie Bishop spent, the weekend here, tho guest of Mr.and Mrs.K.A.Willard.Miss Bishop! leaves on Monday for Saskatoon.! Master Curtis McDonald, of j Montreal, is spending the summer I holidays in town, the guest of Mr ! and Mrs.H.H.Bishop.The Junior W.A.intend holding a sale in the church hall on Saturday, July 9th.Rev.Mr.Humphries and Mr.I icnel Munkittrick motored to Ottawa and other points on Friday.Mr.and Mrs.L.P.Bishop were the Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Bishop.Mr.E.0.Weston is building a large garage.This will be a great accomodation to the tourists who patronize the hotel.DOMINION DAY JUU! Â.xiLd which the regiment assisted, and!\tCURRIER delegations from the whole conn-!\t______ try-side were present.\t| Messrs.Montgomery and E.H Lt.-Col.J.R.Wilcox presided and Duval, of Montreal, were recent was accompanied by his staff and guests at \u201cGreen Meadows Farm\", officers of the regiment.Sgt.- Mrs.Susan Moffatt and Mrs, Major A.J.Brown acted as master James Dickson, of Kingston, were of ceremonies, and made the an-1 recent guests of their niece, Mrs.nouncements with military gusto, jH- C.Bryant, at \u201cBonnie View The regimental choir sang an FaU\u2018'\t, -\tj endless lot of choruses and the ,\tBeatfIce.Chapman is with Community Services Held on Sun-\t*olo ru^bers consisted of, TrgTrtTowon was a re- C*aL firT-Vv\u201d' \\ m\tü w.0lo«\u201eP\"en,S\u2019 \u201cJ tamp fire and mtlg Sang\u2014 «L *¦ Gagnon; song and monologue Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Cookman and Newsy Notes and Personals! t 50r£' üCi,\u2019-mî>rl0 0^ue by.Maj-; daughter, Dorothy, of Northamp- from RiefrVt\t2,r\t,\u2022 \u201d Ball; piano solos by\tLieut,\tton.Mass., were week-end guests\tat rrom DisiriCL\tBartlett, and other splendid\tnum-\t\u201cBonnie View Fram\".avfr'q ri\tt i -\t! bers b?the members of the corps.Mr.and Mrs.Vicker and dasgk- T1\u2018 c , CLIFF, Que., July i.The E.T.M.R.broke camp on Sun- ter, of Montreal, are guests at \u201cTho The Sunday community\tservice\tday.The inspection by Gen\tKing.\tKnoll\u201d.Air amt\tMr- Tfai+ti\tM-v\u2014roio\t.\tpo\u2019-'-\u2019anemorating the diamond jab-\tG.O.C.took place at three\to'clock The council is putting gravel\ton '¦\t'\t¦\ts-\t\u2022\u2022\tMc.xenzie,\to_\tilee of Confederation was\tarrang-j\tcn Saturday afternoon, a\tlare>-'\tthe road in the neighborhood.recent guest» of|ed in detail by the city council at | number of Townships pop!* b-i\u201c\" Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Cookman, Mr, and Mrs.H.C.Bryant and Miss \u201e\t,\t, Dorothy Cookman visited relatives Genei.ii No.ea\t! Richmond and Melbourne Ridgo LAKE MEGANTIC Richmond, were Mrs.Ginn.\tI 1 on », m Miss Albro has gone to Sher- .,, '\t,\t.\t,\t\u2022 0ieser- to witness T brooke and Knowlton for a vacation.1 .A.\u2022\u2018ilge nual^®r citizens ana The Misses Alary and Margaret UlslLor.8 ,assemd ed before the Coun-\t,\tc s Morrison have returned from Port-' ,ty Building, where a platform had, , The citizens are justly proud of on\u201eUunday land and are visiting their parents, Air.and Mrs.Roderick Alorrison.Miss Katie Alorrison has come home from Alontreal, and is staying with her mother, Airs.Murdo Alorrison.Aliss Jean Gordon and Mr.David Boyle were married in New York last week, coming to Quebec by boat, and were here lately en route to their home, at Spider Lake.Aliss Peggy Aitkens has returned to Sherbrooke, having spent a part of her vacation with Airs.Evans and Miss Albro.Mrs.John S.Aliller has gone to Bartlett.X.H., and Boston, Alass., for several weeks' stay.Air.and Airs.Janies Simpson, of Edmonton, have been calling on old friends here.They were accompanied by their daughter, Mrs.Stewart, of Richmond.Atss Margaret Murray spent the holidays with her mother, Mrs.K.Alunay, and with Airs.Alurdo Ale-Donald.Aliss Christie McDonald went to Sherbrooke over the holidays.been built to accommodate the speak-1 \u2018he\tyoung\tmembers\tof the Junior\tMr.VV.Beckham and\tAliss Emily ers of the occasion.Rev.W.H.Bed\tCrors,\twho have\tagain honored Banner, of Montreal, were Sunday Thomas and Rev.F.S.AValdron.1 ;'n.e\ttown by winning\tthe provincial!\tat, \"T\u201d111! Y:e'w\tï'ajR'1\u201d; The chairman of the afternoon was Bed\tCross\tflag.For\tthree succès-\t' ~ls\u2019- t 1 cn!ie t>~ a7iSw,.\tand ,eo the Mayor, Mr.M.R.Rexford, h\u2019lve years the energetic young peo-1 f0118;\t* f\u2018d Pond\u2019 VU.while the members of the council, ! ?ic have through untiring loyalty g' y' win'-'1 *lau\u2018 s,\u2018 l'ani ' \u2018\" - and devotion won the honor accord- 'm,\u2019.Alessrs.I.M.Wyman, E.H.Chad- sey, S.S.Worthen and Alorton W.Leavitt, and the local band under the direction of tho leader, Air.F.A.Johnston, were also present.Airs.W.H.Rexford presided at the piano as accompanist.Mr.ana Mrs.L.E.Moulton, ot ed the group in the province serv- Montreal; w;re recent guests at Mr mg best in all the departments of yy jj Bowcn'^ work of the society.\tj Week-end guests of Miss E.F, Mrs.Malcolm W.Johnston en-: Duval at \u201cGreen Meadows Farm\u20191 tertained the June meeting of the were Alessrs.Aleredith Haskell and W.I.at her home on Friday after- Elderkin, of Montreal.The decoration of flags and bunt- noon.An interesting programme .Master Rex Ward, of Drummond-ing were appreciated, adding ma- consisting of the roll call and res- rfUtt is the guest of Aîaster Horton terially to the spirit of the occas-1 por.se, arranged by Mrs.G, G.Fish, Bryant.______________ \u201cFacts Concerning the League of: ion.The national thanksgiving service Nations,\u201d aud the report of the mas used, being most impressive provincial convention at Alacdonald and inspiring.The services of the College by Airs.Morton Leavitt, DUNKIN Airs.Charlotte Truax, of Ha li- the A.C.Band was a most pleas- was given.The ladies arranged to; cochi At., is visiting her daughter, on\u2019s pro- hold a food sale on Saturday, July! Mrs.Dora Courser, for a few days.ing feature of the afternoon1!, r.» ._\t___ .________ gramme.\t9th.Mrs.Johnston was assisted at! .L>ue,sts ot Mrs.Levi Cote for a Camp Fire Scene\t| tea time by Mrs.S.S, Worthen.' f,8W,\tMrs.AIcKclvey and The Eastern Townships Mounted The local streets have been well] [UYUU f\t\u2022vn\u2019 T.-.-!.\t¦\t.\t1\t,\t-.i .\t\u2022\t' Greta ana isorma, and Aliss Evnn- ul.ês vacon y m camp on Lie covered with tarvia.\tgelina Catchpaw, all of Cherry Ayer s Cliff fair grounds inaugur- Aiessrs.Guy and Francis Brown, River.Mr.Wm.Alorrison, who has been ated the Confederation proceedings of Epping, N.H., arc spending the J- working in Vermont, is at home for on Wednesday evening, July 29th, week-end at the home of their par- Don't neglect to rcae the Clasti a short stay.\tby a camp fire and sing-song, at cuts, Air.and Airs.Fred Brown.fied Advertisements 111 this issue i SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1927 PAGE \"HEN PLAYING TODAY CASH RATE\u201425 words or less, 45c eacn insertion; two cents each additional word.Six insertions for the price of live if run daily.t CHARGE RATE \u2014 Tea cents extra each insertion.Errors in advertisements should be reported immediately.The Daily Record will not ba responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.MALE HELP \u2019.VANTE» ! -:- ~ \\\\7E WILL PAY Î15 TO SiO WEEKLY for your spare time at home.Nothing v seil.Fascinating work.Write at once.No \u2022biigation.The Auto Knitter Co., Toronto.Dept.35.\t____ l^XPERIENTED FITTERS AND MACHiN-f-e ists wantel at once.Apply E.& T.Fairbanks Company, Ltd., City.4 UTOMOBILE MECHANICS WANTED\u2014 \u2022A- Most be first class.No others need apply.Webster Motors Ltd.Earn tio to $25 a weeb or your spare lime at home writing ehowcards.No canvassing or soliciting.W-» instruct you and supply you with work.Write today.The Menfceniit Company Limited, 15 Dominion Building.Toronto.\tj CONTRACTOR OR RESPONSIBLE MEN wanted to pee: 30Û cords of pulpwood, near South Barnstnn.Apply to B.B.Morrill, Dufferin Heights, Stans read.1 Men wanted-take special train- mg to drive, repair, seil Cars, Tractors, Batteries: world's best paying industry.Earn from the first day.Write for catalogue.Hemphill Trade Schools Ltd., 9&i St- Law-rcnce St.Montreal.JOBBERS WANTED TO CUT AND HAUL hardwood loss in Quantities from 100,-00Û to 2,000,000 ft in different localities.Only resj>onsible men need apply.Record j Box 62.\t___________________ PAINTERS\tWANTED \u2014 APPLY TO Stewart Construction Co.Ltd., 12 Wellington St.N.Make Want Advertising Your \u201cBanker\u201d When you need to \u201craise some money,\" try to accomplish that feat through the want ads.Sell something that you can do without\u2014or secure a liberal loan on real estate without brokerage fees\u2014or dispose of securities, or jewelry, or machinery', or furniture, or musical instruments, or articles of clothing, or books, or pictures, or horses and carriages, or bric-a-brac; or find a \u201cbacker, or a partner, or a buyer for your real estate.In any of these ways you can make the want ads.your \u201cbanker.Professional Anel Business Directory U - .Ain OCAIJ&S WELLS, LYNCH 4 WILSON.ADVO-cates, liocheiaga B&u; RUGG.MIGNAULf Sc HOLTHAM.AD-vocates, Q.C.Ü.Bldg.Phone 1689 VTCGL.LAZÜRF & COUTURE, ADVO-cates.Oijvitr ^uilding.Corner Wellington and King Streeu», SherDrootc.M ORRIS & WOLFE, ADVOCATES, ETC Sherbrooke and Bichmonc.Qua.JOHN P.HUME, B.A., B.C.L.ADYO-^ cate.9S Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke.and Main St.Bicnmond, Que.EWING & McFADDEN \t\t\t\t\tADVOCATES Roc ms SOS to 310, 205 Su James Street, \tAGENTS WANTED.\t\tTO LET\t\tMontreal.J.Armitage Ewing, K.C.TMPERIAL ART\" IS THE STERLING mark on Christmas Greeting Cards.They sell themselves on presentation to old customers, and new one» exclaim at their excellence.Write for 1927 edition.British Canadian Publishing Co., 51 Wellington St.W.f Toronto.¦p E R S O S' A L GREETING CARDS \u2014 Agents wanted to take orders for the finest line ever shown.In Canada.Regal Art.Co., Manufacturers, 310 Spadina Ave., Toronto.SITUATIONS WANTED Engineer, isr class ro.t.cer- tificate, London.Knowledge shop, drawing office, engines, boilers, pumps, oil fuel burning (expert), surveys and general superintendent.Open to any engagement.Excellent credentials.P.O.Box 44 Rock Island.Que.I> ED SITTING ROOM TO LET.CENT-rally located.With all modern conveniences.Apply Box 53 Record.A^ERY DESIRABLE GROUND FLOOR ^ space in the Record Block to let ; j large plate glass window, well lighted at ; rear ; suitable for office suite or store.Ap-; ply Daily Record.A 7 £BY ATTRACTIVE HEATED APART-^ ment to let in the Record Block.Apply Record Office.HEATED APARTMENT TO LET\u2014FOUR rooms and bath, continuous hot water.Apply A.R.Wilson.13 Frontenac Street.CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS H.BRYCE.C.P.A., C.G.A.AUDITOR.\u2022\t156 Quebec St., Sherbrooke.Tel.1308.ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS TEACHERS WANTED \u2019T\u2019WO ROOMS TO LET FOR LIGHT housekeeping, with kitchen privileges.Apply to Record Box 65.T> COM AND BOARD TO LET FOR TWO * or three gentlemen with Scotch lady ; near bus in es es location.Now vacant.Phone 60-J.SYDNEY A.MEADE.QUEBEC LAND Surveyor.Qjaticook.Que.Beil phone.NOTARIES EB- WORTHINGTON.LL.B.NOTARY ?Public.Estates settled.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke, Que.G^E.BORLASE, NOTARY PUBLIC, \u2022 Sun Life Building.Sherbrooke.PHYSICIANS AX'D SURGEONS INK.R.SPEER, 89 Queen St.TeL 1240.Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.Spee- to Sh.Hosp.D R.ETHIER, PHONE C76, 34 KING hi.West.Electrotnerapy, Urinary Dk-caaes.A cc FEMALE HELP WANTED 100K GENERAL WANTED AT ONCE, for one adujt.Apply Box 111, Cook-shire.Que.4 YOUNG LADY' WANTED TO WORK Uj- ice cream parlor.Experienced preferred.Woodard\u2019s Inc.CAPABLE WOMAN OR GIRL WANTED immediately to assist with housework, for July and August.Good wages.Mrs.A.G.Spafford, Compton, Que.Phone Is ring 3 Compton.\t__________ House tablemaids wanted for Sept.1st.Apply now with references to Housekeeper, King\u2019s Hall, Compton.EXPERIENCED DINING ROOM GIRL wanted.Apply Chateau Frontenac Hotel, C_::n______________________________ Meat cook wanted for small, up-to-date country hotel, good wages, etc., agreeable surroundings ; year round job for right party.No-.e but competent and reliable need apply.Apply Record Box 66.\t| rpwo TABLE GIRLS WANTED AT THE Battle\u2019s House, Magog, Que.B.J.Sloan.\tI Z'hOOK GENERAU, ALSO HOUSEMAID wanted.References required.Apply to Record Box 67.PROTESTANT.QUALIFIED ELEM-entary teacher wanted for the South Ham dissentient school.Salary $50 per month.Term eight months commencing in September.Apply with qualifications to R.J.Mackay, Sec.-Tr?as., South Ham.Que.PROTESTANT TEACHERS WANTED holding elementary diplomas for two rural schools in Missisquoi County.Apply to Secretary-Treasurer.Mystic, stating salary required.far::s for sale Farm for sale\u2014100 acres, il, miles from Lennoxville, adjoining Mc-j Crea-Waliey brick plant, nine-room brick ; bouse, barn \"6 x 66, modern stable, running water to house and barn, electric lights, telephone, some lumber and lots of wood and all necessary outbuildings.Apply to George Mitchell, Lennoxville, Que.MISCELLANEOUS 'VrOUNG BUSINESS GIRL WOULD LIKE room and board at reasonable price.Apply Record Office.Box 64.Don\u2019t neglect to read ihe Clarified Advertisements in this issue.They likely name something £ou want.LOST AND FOUND 4 GENTLEMAN\u2019S PURSE LOST ON Sunday evening containing a sum of money and operator\u2019s license.Please return to 12A Wolfe St., Sherbrooke.Reward.LIVE STOCK.FOR SALE ONE YOUNG DRIVING PONY, THREE years old, with wagon, harness, saddle and sleigh fer sale.Apply Sherbrooke phone 2453, or Lennoxville 156.REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE ONE DEERING MOWING MACHINE, one McCormick horse rake for sale.Both in good repair.Cheap for cash.W.E.Gibson, Stans lead.Que.I)RICK-CASED HOUSE FOR SALE IN ^ Ivennoxville.Nine rooms and bath, hardwood floors, fire place, hot air furnace-cement cellar, wood house and garage, all recently renov&ted, large lot with garden.This property can be bought a*, a bargain.Will give terms if desired.A.E.Fish, Lennoxville.Fine residential building lots for sale on Portland Avenue and cr Newton Street- Moderate prices: easy terms Cali 546, cr apply to Newton Construction Co.Limited.165 Portland Ave.Sherbrooke.CADILLAC for SALE Cadillac 7-pasenger Sedan, run less than 10,000 miles, at a bargain.Apply Forrest W.Lord AlTOMOLGLES kok sale Dodge coupe.1922 model for sale or would exchange for Coach Essex cr other model.1924 or 1925.Apply to 4 King £t- E.Phone 179Q-J.F CADILLAC FOR SALE\u2014CADILLAC 7 passenger Sedan run less than 10,011 miles, a bargain.Apply Forrest W.Lord.WANTED TO BUY CECOND-HAND SADDLE IX FAIRLY » I z'sxl condition.Mutt bo c.-.ca-p for each.Apply F.E.Mitcne::, pbone 915-r-4, L*n- i cxvilie.31 ONEY IN OLD LETTERS\u2014LOOK IN that old trunk up in the garret and «end me all the old envelopes up to 1550.Do not remove the stamps from the envelopes.I wl.l pay highest prices.Geo.H.Hakes, 290 Broadway, New York.WEDDING BOUQUETS AND FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS.No order too large, nor,e too small.STEVENSON\u2019S FLORISTS 12 Dufferin Ave.Phone 2400.Rea.52c-J.A TREAT FOR YOUR FAMILY \u201cAMES\" Mild Sugar Cured Bacon or \u201cAMES\" Pure Pork Sausages sanitary wrapped in ore pound package*.If your dealer can not supply them to yoc.we will deliver them direct to your house.ALEX AMES & SONS, LTD.Under the Winding Up Act of Canada.Sale by Tender PARAMOUNT RUBBER CONSOLIDATED (CANADA) LIMITED.(In Liquidation) The Real Esta*» of the above Insolvent Company is offered for sale by tender, consisting of: Land and Buildings situated on Wellington Street South.Sherbrooke, P Q , being part of officia', lot 1259 having a frontage of 325 ft.on Wellington Street and a depth of 250 feet more or less, with a brick building thereon erected, measuring 90 x 200 ft., more or less, and a wooden building measuring 40 x 200 ft., more or less, together with \u2019 si: impro-.-err.ents.The property will bo sold free ar.d clear of mortgage indebtedness but subject to lease expiring December 31st 1927.All tenders must be accompanied by ar.accepted cheque for at least 15of such tender, which deposit in the event of acceptance of the tender, will be applied on account of the purchase price, and if the tender is not accepted will be returned.In the event of acceptance of a tender, the sale tha\u2019l be concluded withtin fifteen days from the date of acceptance.Tenders will be received by the under-figned up to 12 o\u2019clock noon 'Daylight Saving Time; on Friday, the 15th day of July, 1927.The Liquidator reserves the right to re-, jeet all or any tender*.Full particulars may be obtained and arrangements made for inspection of the property or.application to Morri* & Wolfe, 56 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke, or to the under* igned.PRUDENTIAL TRUST COMPANY LIMITED, Liquidator.455 St.John St.Montreal, June SCAh, 1927.USED CARS 73 of our customers this year have been entirely satisfied with the used cars they bought from MORISSET LIMITED DODGE BROS.GARAGE Î Dodge Sedan, 1926 .$913.00 1 Dodge Sedan, 1924 .680.00 1\tDodge Sedan, 1923 .355.00 2\tDodge Touring, 1924, each.525.00 \\ Dodge Truck, ^4 ton.300.00 1 Chevrolet Touring, 1926 .450.00 1 Studebaker S.Six, 1923, Touring.380.00 Easy Payments.MORISSET LIMITED 21-23 Wellington Street South Tel.2015 DODGE BROS.GARAGE TTRs.McCabe & plante, eye.ear.Nose.Throat, Olivier Bldg., Sherbrooke.Office hours : 9.30 a-m.to 5 p.m.Tel.1740.Specialists St.Vincent de Paul Hospital.DR.E.A.TOMKINS, EYE, EAR, NOSE and Throat.N.Y.Post-graduate.N.Y.Eye fc Ear Infirmary.136 Weil.St- N.TeL 17&.BOLTON CENTRE Don\u2019t forget tlie dance at Mountain View Hall, Bolton Centre, Sat-I urcay night, July 9th, the place for a oily good time.Well\u2019s Bros.Orch.HisNxjestyï 3 Shows Daily: 2.30, 7.00, 8.30 Louise Fazenda in Finger Prints \u2018 BAR C.MYSTERY.\u201d COMEDY AND OTHERS.VAUDEVILLE.\u201cFERRIS DUO\u201d Featuring BABY DOLLY America's Youngest Contortionist.The Darling of the Stage.emier 3 Shows Daily\u20142.30, 7.00, 8.30 LEON ERROL in \u2018LUNATICS Also featuring the Premier Theatre Orchestra on the stage, under the direction of Mr.Gaston Jutras.Miss Della Wilkie, Soloist.And Other Attractions.CMIMQ 3 Shows Daily: 2.30, 7.00, 8.30.EVELYN BRENT in \u2018LOVE\u2019S GREATEST MISTAKE\u2019 with an all-star cast.COMEDY AND OTHERS.Showing Today at His Majesty\u2019s and the Premier.Pictures Taken of The Parade on July 1st.NEWS VIEWS E HT GaB\u2019-S Touch in All ÏHE BASKS TAIS SUASOIA à V.CRMG c CANT EVEN FISH IN PEACE ICan HjAcc TOPPLE HIM?JBTttlES COUIONT ¥ J ^ CANT HCU?OUT CCH LC.NCE.U_ / BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Death*.5Or.; Death where funeral notlc* ia added, 75c.: Card of Thanks.75c.: In Ma-Eori&re, 75c.; poetry, 10c.per line; list of Lowers, 10c.per line; Birthr, 50c.; Marriages, 60c.; Engagements, 50*, When eba-g-ed.25c.extra in all above BIRTHS BAKER\u2014At Travor Road, Manson-ville, Que., on June 28th, 1927, to Mr.and Mrs.Victor Baker, a daughter, (Evelyn Rosé Victoria).DEATHS DAVIS.\u2014Entered into rest at his residence, 10 Wolfe Street, on July 6th, 1927, Frederick Davis, aged 74 year?.Funeral from above address Friday, July 8th, at 2.30 p.m.Interment in Elmwood cemetery.(In charge of Sherbrooke Undertaking Parlors.) Please, emit flowers.CARD of thanks.The Hatley Celebration Committee wish to thank all those who in any way contributed to the success of the Diamond Jubilee celebration in that place.CARD OF THANKS.We wish to express our sincere thanks to : all kind neighbors and friends who assisted j us in any way during the death and burial 1 of our dear brother, Robert J.Gray.We m ish especially to thank the Rev.N.E.j Peterson, of Waterloo, also the Rev.Mr.I Longhurat, of Granby ; all who sent flowers ; also those who kindly offered their cars.' (Signed) HIS SISTERS AND BROTHERS.Warden, Que.SMITH BROS, (of Montreal) LIMITEO PRODUCERS OF ART MEMORIALS IN BARRE GRANITE 2116 Bleury Street Near Sherbrooke MONTREAL Quarries at Barre, Vermont.Factory 41 Ducharme Avenue MONTREAL CARD OF THANKS.We with to thank ail our neighbors and friends who so kindly assisted us in any way during the sickness, death and burial of our brother and uncle, T.J.Morse; to Dr.Danineau, to Nurse Gendreau, to the bearers, to J.R.Montgomery.Mrs.Roy Waldron.Mrs.Erl.Waldron.Mrs.H.A.Cairns, and the organist.Mr.James Towers for music ; to those who furnished flowers and other services.MRS.EMMA KEYES, MRS.LAURA GRAY, MR.AND MRS.J.B.STRAW, MR.AND MRS.L.P.GRAY, MR.AND MRS.G.R.ALLEN, MR.AND MRS.W.T.GRAY, MR.PERCY A.GRAY.East Clifton.Que.-*- MIGHT BE EITHER \u201cJack\u2019s one passion is Jack\u201d.\u201cDo you mean that he\u2019s in love with himself, or out for the dough?\u2019\u2019 HAD HIM WORRIED Hub\u2014What shall I give you for a birthday present, my dear?Wife \u2014 Have you seen those beautiful new Rolls-Royces?Hub (turning suddenly pale) \u2014 Yes\u2014er\u2014 Wife\u2014Well, you might give me a new gown of that lovely shade.AUCTION SALE FOR Mr.S.C.Elliott at hif, farm known aa the Evans farm, one mile from Sawyervillc, on Clifton Road, Saturday, July 9th 1 pr.horses, Holatein bull, 15 milch cows, j 1 young pig*, all machinery found on a well equipped farm, manure spreader, land roller.| disc seeder, threshing machine, 6 h.p.gaso-; line engine (Milwaukee), wagons, sleighs, j harness, dairy outfit, 60 cords stove wood.: 2,000 ft.sawed lumber, cedar fence posts, clapboards, etc., etc.The farm consisting of ; 152 acres, will be offered for sale.Good barn, house, garage, slaughter house, running water in house and barn.Sale positive I as Mr.Elliott Is leaving the country.For terms see posters.Sale at I o\u2019clock, standard time.J.F.WARK, Auctioneer.Tel.63-r-l.at