Sherbrooke daily record, 30 juillet 1920, vendredi 30 juillet 1920

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record / \u20221 i Mm Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1920.Twenty-Fourth Year.f orferp ^z'tt:.,1:,.: .\u2014 \u201e ,\t.\u2014 .\t.THE riSTING IN IRELAND IS STILL IN PROGRESS STREET FIGHTING IN IRELAND IS STILL GOLNG ON-MANY OFFICERS RESIGNING FROM POUCE FORCE riToTSTrs-nii a~e~B~6raTo\"a'a'o'B'ff^ POLISH DELEGATES TO BE SENT ON JpLY 30TH FOR A CONFERENCE Military Authorities Notify Railway Managers that Henceforth Military Guards Will Not Be Furnished for Goods Sent by Rail, and that It Is Not at Present Proposed to Use the Railroads for the Transportation of Munitions \u2014Irish Railwaymen Claim that This Is at Least a Partial Victory.D (Associated Press Despatch) IBUN.July 30.Shooting here and in other jetions j of the country continues, and it is stated that the DISCUSSED OIL QUESTION WITH BRITISH GOVT.Want Open Door Policy with Regard to Oil Shipments from Mandate Countries.(Associated Press Despatch) WASHINGTON, July 30.\u2014An of-1__________________ ficial statement from the United j States State Department yesterday : 11*17 vir1 A M f AVCD î'.IMITWT disclosed the fact that représenta-; ™£iAIV.AN UUVfclv.'lIfJfcn i (Associated Press Despatch) - Warsaw, July 30.\u2014The % Polish Committee of National Defence has notified the Soviet Government that it will send delegates on July 30 with full powers to negotiate an armhdee.ULBJUUUU! AASLSLSLBJLfiJL^ resignations of the Irish Police now exceed five a day.One civilian and three mill policemen were wounded outside the Bank of Ireland in a battle last night, while in a fight between soldiers and Irish Volunteers last night at Bruree, one soldier was killed.Frank Brooke, Deputy Lieutenant for the County of Wicklow, Leinster Province, was shot dead at the Lestland-row Station in Dublin this morning just after alighting from a train.His assailants made good their escape.Military authorities yesterday notified the railway managers that henceforth military guards will not be furnished for goods sent by rail, and that it is not at present proposed to use the railroads for the transport of munitions.1 he Irish railwaymen claim this is at least a partial victory.BILL TO DEAL WITH THE *- DISORDERS IN IRELAND\to°vvoimr BOLSHEViSTS PLAN A we posh-to lemberg with the disorders in Ireland will ! be introduced next week in the j House of Commons by Sonar Law i and passed in all its stages, accord-1 ing\" to an announcement by Bonar j Law in the House of Commons yes-1 terday tions have been made to the British policy of oil fields and the distribution of oil ! from mandate countries.The matter has been discussed informally with Sir Auckland Geddas, British Ambassador, and it is believed that the United States embassy in London has been gathering information on the subject.1 The position t> ten here is that there should be an open door policy pursued with regard to oil shipments from, mandate countries.Recently ft has been reported that the British and French have entered into agreement on the subject of oil production in Mesopotamia, the Balkans and elsewhere.LOST LIFE BY SUFFOCATION AT WINNIPEG THE WEST MEATH POLICE (Associated Press Despatch) WarsawA July 30.\u2014The Bolshevists are reported to be reinforcing along the Styr and Sereth Rivers with the design of launching one 31 Three Firemen Were Also Injured While Fighting the Flames.WILL SEND TROOPS TO LOWER CALIFORNIA Mexican Secretary f War and Marine Has Issu'd Statement.(Associated Press Despatch) NOGALES, Ariz., 'uly 30.\u2014 The Federal Goveitunent of Mexico will send all t! troops necessary into Lower California to subdue Governor Cantu, who is re ported in revolt against the L e La inert a regime General Calico MtrLan secretary of war and marine, said here yesterday.DELEGATE TO CONFERENCE TWO MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED ASARESliTOFATRAiN AT ST.JOHN ACCIDENT TODAY NEAR ST.JOHN Mr.Naylor Will Address the Press Delegates at Civic Luncheon.(Associated Press Despatch) ST.JOHN.N.B., July 30.\u2014 Labors chief representative with the Imperial Press conference, now touring Canada, Mr.T.E.Naylor, chairman of the London Labor Party, will address the guests at a civic luncheon to be tendered the Press Conference delegates in St.John today.Sir Frank Newnes, publisher of the Strand Magazine and Tit-Bits, _________ __________ ________________ ^_____ as well as Sir Robert Bruce, editor due here at 7.4Ô\"o\u2019clôck, crashed in- Many Passengers Were in Coaches, and that More Were Not Seriously Injured Is Regarded as Almost Miraculous\u2014Suburban Train from Hampton Crashed into a Long Freight Train About a Mile Outside the City of St.John, N.B.\u2014Two Members of Suburban Train Crew Killed.- 4- (Associated Press Despatch) ST.JOHN, N.B., July 30.\u2014 At least two men are dead and several others injured as a result of a collision this .morning shortly before eight o\u2019clock when the suburban train from Hampton, of the Glasgow Herald, will also speak on behalf of the delegates.The press party arrived in St.John this morning and toured the harbor on a ferry steamer before luncheon.The ladies of the press party were entertained to luncheon by Mrs.F.B.Ellis, of St.John.A reception by Lieutenant Governor, Hon.William Pugsley, will be held late this afternoon.o BARRACKS BURNED DOWN g big push against Lemberg '\t1 before the armistice is sign- ! ed.\u2019 JUAJULW, G fi.aJULSUl.«Lugh Uneasiness\u2014Postmaster Says that the World\u2019s upply of International Postal Coupons Is Not Large ?tough to Have Made Ponsi s Accredited Fortune.to a long freight train' about a mile outside the city.\u2022William McGarrity, of this city, the driver on the suburban, was crushed between the engine and tender and death was almost instantaneous.The fireman on the freight engine was also injured.Thatcher Irvine, the baggage-master on the suburban, was so badly injured that he died shortly after the accident.The engine and four cars of the Hampton train were thrown from the rails by the impact, while the freight engine also left the train in the opposite direction.Many passengers were in the coaches on the way to the city and that more were not seriously injured is regarded as almost miraculous.Among the passengers the most seriously injured were John Myers, of Fairvale, whose face was badly -cut, and H.W.Machum, of this city, whose arm was badly injured.» TWENTY-ONE MEN WERE * *\tKILLED IN EXPLOS- * *\tION.\t* *\t- * #\t(Associated Press Despatch.) iï » BERLIN, July 30,\u2014Twen- » % ty-one workmen were killed & #\tand seventy-six severely and *\u2022 #\tsix slightly injured in an ex- & Sis plosion at a munitions factory # é at Nurschen yesterday.\t# #\t* & at# & BOLD ATTEMPT TO GET MONEY BY THREATS Police Believe They Have Man Who Threatened Life of Henry Ford.dered During Days.the Past Ten Bhcty Ships Now Under Construction, Says Secretary of Canadian National Railways.(Associated Press Despatch) TORONTO, July 30\u2014R.P.Ormsby, secretary of the Canadian National Railways, said last night (Associated Press Despatch) MADRID, July 30\u2014The non-; syndicatized workers of Barcelona have been suffering a reign of terror during the past ten days of the syndicalists, who within that period have assassinated or attempted to assassinate thirty persons.Outrages occur at any time day or night in the open streets.Even in the most crowded centres of traffic, an outburst of shooting happens, and a general melee follows.Then the perforated body of some man is seen lying on the ground, but ., .,,\t_____ .\tnon ' th® assailants have generally dis- that the\t^ \u201e\tr appeared without molestation!^ National Railways had been nego- The victimg without exception are \u201cof ihips^whfch would cost $85,- ,'g Beebe Junction for several days paS3i 0regon is the gwst of hia sons, Francis and Reginald.i treal West, spent Sunday, the guests Mr.and Mrs.Bert F.Olney and o{ Mr_ and Mrs_ R_ F Woodbum.Mr.and Mrs.J.Crack went to Flod- Miss Georgia Woodbum has reden, Que., on Sunday last.\tturned horile from a motor trip to Mr.Ed.Leet, of Cornice, N.H., i ^ontreaL where she has been the was calling on relatives and old g:uest cf friends and relatives for the past ten days.Haying is well advanced in this vicinity.A fairly good crop is re-: ported.SCOTSTOWN COOK5HI$E Boy wanted to sell the Record every afternoon.Apply at once to Circulation Dept., Record Office, Sherbrooke.Armoury Assembly, Sherbrooke, every Saturday.LeBaron's proper dance orchestra, full of pep.Mr.and Mrs.H.Alvin Worby and Mr.and Mrs.Clifford R.Bailey, left this week to spend a few weeks camping at the Westbury Electric Company\u2019s Farm, on the Basin Road.Mr.and Mrs.John H.P.Eckberg, Master John Paul Eckberg and Miss Elsa M.Eckberg, arrived in town on Wednesday morning from Westpoint, Virginia, to spend a month with Mrs.Eckberg\u2019s mother, Mrs.Edward J.Planche, \u201cLinacre.\u201d T HR! DUE TO ICIDIh Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Relief For Acid Indigestion.visit.\ti brother, Mr.E.M.Leet and family.\t, Miss Manon Drew, of Cabot, Vt.,, Hifi dauffhtflr> Nellie> i9 ^ him.Next Sunday at the St Andrews has been visiting the Misses Parkin-, Mr B A 01 is ^ a new; Church, Rev.McLeod from Scot- son.\t'verandah\tmade\ton his house\tlan Wl1.1 Pr\t»î>\t .;.i\t.j, .5, *s*\t*.?« t CITY BRIEFLETS * \u2022t*\t+ ?\t«it* FUNERAL OF LATE MRS.GREEN The funeral of the late Mrs.Joseph Green took place yesterday afternoon from her home on Wellington street to the cemetery, East Sherbrooke, with a very large attendance of the Jewish community, |\t«J4* anxious to show their sympathy and regret.The service was conducted I by Rev.Rabbi Mittelmann, assisted \u2018 by Rev.Rabbi Wexlir, and the bear-1 bm»ovf« ers were personal friends.The ! wuCbÏ mourners were the husband of de-1 WrmCH ceased, Mr.Joseph Green, Hyman WINTCT Green, son, and Mr.Morris Green, brother-in-law.WEEKLY STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF FRANCE HALIFAX CITY COUNCIL SENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO PREMIER MURRAY Coffee Is Harmful to Growing Children and parents who permit its use sometimes have cause for regret With children in the family, and where the coffee flavor is liked, Instant Postum is generally accepted as the ideal table drink instead of coffee.All grocers sell Postum, and its pleasing flavor, combined with its advantages of quick making and econorpy, soon make it a home favorite.U There\u2019s a Reason\u201d Canadian Postum Cereal Co.Windsor, Ontario Ltd.Keep Smiling and Working! Optimism and work are the greatest needs of the day.Patience under prevailing conditions, plus increased production, will overcome the economic difficulties very soon.But all of us must help.We are trying to do our share by carefully confining our profits to just a fair return for reinvestment and labor \u2014by assuring you that whatever you buy here will give greatest possible satisfaction and service\u2014 by prompt, efficient, cheerful service that saves time and temper.It is our duty and yours, as patriotic Canadians, to keep smiling and working.J.h.POUPART *c» Limited The Semi-ready Store 42 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke.City Council at Halifax Unanimously Passed Resolution.(Associated Press Despatch) HALIFAX, N.S., July 30.\u2014At last night\u2019s meeting of the city council it was unanimously resolved that | Mayor John S.Parker instruct the) city clerk to telegraph Hon.George j H.Murray, Premier of Nova Scotia, the hearty congratulations of the Mayor and Aldermen, on his long uninterrupted term of office, a'record unsurpassed in the history of the British Dominions.for the next two weeks of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.T.D.Lawrence, Bellevue Avenue.Rev.Channell Hepburn, is at present visiting his mother in Stanstead, and leaves tomorrow to resume his duties at All Saints Church, Ottawa.¥ ¥ ¥ Mrs.G.A.LeBaron is spending several weeks at Pine Point, Me., j and was joined this week by her granddaughter, Miss Cynthia Adams who will remain for the rest of her j stay.* * « Mi's.G.L.Hume, Miss Marjory 1 Hume, Miss Kathleen Page and Messrs.Ned and Jack Hume, left this week by motor for the Maine Coast for a week\u2019s stay.¥\t¥\t¥\tI Mrs.E.M.Adams, who has been1 visiting her son, Mr.Edward Milton i Adams, and Mrs.Adams, Portland ; Avenue, for a few weeks, has re- ! turned to New York.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Mrs.Sprague, of Montclair, N.J., 1 who has been at North Hatley for a ; few weeks,\tis visiting\tMrs.\tArthur Elkins\t\u201cGunnyside\u201d\tMelbourne j street at present.¥ ¥ ¥ Miss Marjorie Palmer, who has | finished her work at the Military ! Hospital, Winnipeg, has returned home to spend some months with her ; parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.0.Palmer, Montreal street.* * * The informal dance given last evening at the aymory of the Sher- j brooke Regiment, under the auspic- j es of the Business Girls\u2019 Club, was an unqualified success, upward of three hundred being present.-+- TOMIFOBIA Miss Violet Ellis, of Newport, who has been spending a few days with her cousin, Mrs.Wolfe Libby, returned home on Monday.Mrs.Thomas Molyneux, of Sherbrooke, spent the week end visiting her parents.She returned home on Monday, accompanied by Master Gordon, who has been the guest of his grandparents, for the past month.Mrs.W.Leibby is visiting at her old home in Bury.Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Baldwin went to Georgeville on Tuesday, where they intend to stay for several weeks.Rev.Mr.Moore, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, occupied the pulpit at the Methodist Church on Sunday.Service will be held next Sunday evening at 7.30.NORTH HATLEY Results of Exams I The following is the standing of.1 the North Hatley Academy pupils as shown by the marks just received from Quebec: Grade 8.\u2014Percy Read 053, Gordon Heed 585, Joseph French 542, Lloyd Perry 367.Grade 9.\u2014Irma LeBaron 737, Ar-1 jmnnd Clements 727, Clifford Reed\u2019 i 650.Grade 10.\u2014Mildred Bean 755 j Ronald Sampson 700, Gordon LeBaron 664, Lila Woodard 629.Ivn I Grainger 666.WAY'S MILLS THE EXAM RESULTS.The following is the result of the recent examinations in order of merit: Grade IX\u2014Rita Smith, 818; Myrtle Wheeler, 806; Howard Cillev, 780; Homer Sullivan, 631.Grade VIII\u2014-Donna Geddes, 701; Myrtle Gray, 655; Muriel Brown, 647; Kenneth Oliver, 644.No failures in Model Drpartmcut.Don't neglect to read the Classified Advertisement* in this issue.The* use of AprOl adds taste to the tastiest dishes.(Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, July 30.\u2014The weekly statement of the Bank \u2018of France shows the following changes: Gold in hand increased 296,000 francs.Silver in hand increased 120,-000 francs.Circulation decreased 38.954.000\tfrancs1.Treasury deposits decreased 24,552,000 francs.General deposits increased 141,604,000 francs.Bills discounted increased 225.398.000\tfrancs.Advances deposited 25,194,000 f ran os-.New advances to the state increased 150,-000,000 francs.-*\u2014- THREE KILLED IN GUN BATTLE (Associated Press Despatch» JACKSON, Mich., July 30.\u2014Deputy Sheriff Worden was killed, Deputy Katt wounded and two alleged bandits shot in a gun fight late yesterday.-\u2014\u2014- GIVEN A STIFF FINE SASKATOON, Sask., July 30.\u2014 Found guilty on a charge of illegally selling a bottle of whiskey, the Busy Bee Wine and Spirit Imports Company was yesterday fined $1,000.preserve NOW szxve '/aYûürsuë&r by usiné.¦/aSoôadr&rxJtë Best of all Fly Killers 10c per Packet at all Druggists, Grocers and General Stores THREE OF AMUNDSEN\u2019S PARTY LOST.(Associated Press Despatch) NOME, July 30.\u2014Three members of Amundsen\u2019s Expedition, who left the ship with mail last fall are missing and are believed to have lost their lives.Quality Bread Coax your appetites these days with our Home Made Bread- ALLATT High-Class Bread Specialist Phone 724 w.House 724 j.Service Phone your new address to us in order that our driver may call promptly, and avoid any delay in your laundry service.Phone 10 THE Crown Laundry of Sherbrooke Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements in this issue.They likely name something you want.\u201cFrom the cheapest that\u2019s good to the best that\u2019s made..W\u2014r Our easy payment plan, combined with our exceptionally low sate prices, offer you a combination that we think has not yet been bettered.OUR AUGUST FURNITURE SALE It Commences Monday It is the furniture event of the season % It offers you furniture at discounts of 20% to 33^ Our annual August Sale of Furniture and House Furnishings, with all its attendant reductions in prices, starts on Monday.All prices on our large stock of Furniture, House Furnishings, Floor-Coverings, Stoves, Etc., have been cut down by from 20 to 33 1-3 per cent.THIS IS YOUR CHANCE.IF YOU ARE A WIDE-AWAKE THRIFTY BUYER YOU WILL GRASP IT.iïé We close at noon on Saturday, during June, July and August.REMEMBER! This sale is not a forced sale! It is not a \"going out of business\" sale! It is not a sale thought of at the last minute to raise money! This sale is a bona fide annual event! We knew about it years ago.We took advantage of the cheaper prices last year and stocked up with merchandise which we have been holding just for sale to you at reduced prices next month.Profit by it! NOTICE! This is only an announcement.Read tomorrow's papers and get some idea of the values we will be giving you, and also the terms and conditions which in the past hav* made our semi-annual sales a by-word among thrifty home lovers.Then come in, look over our stock and prices, and be convinced.ECHENBERG BROS Goods stored until required.1 \u2022\tn \u2022 \t I PAGE SlXïr DAïtTWrORD, TODAY.JurY 50, TVZQ.'- LOCAL NINE BURY SCHOOL SCORED A WIN EXAM RESULTS OVER BARTON ARE GIVEN OUT Sherbrooke Team Came from Odd Fellow* Plan a Big Gather-Behind to Win Out Last Even- ing at Town Hall on Saturday.mg.BURY, Que.July 30.\u2014Mr.G.A.Atkine, secretary-treasurer of the Atcr a hard and interesting?up-iiih g^ry Protestant School Board, has battle, the Sherbrooke nine overtook .t received froln the Council of a five run lead to win out from the pu^jc Instruction at Quebec, the Barton representatives to the tune resuits for the June examinations of seven runs to five at the Exmbi-\tthe Fairview School which is tions grounds last evening.There\tgratifying and certainly re- was quite a fair crowd of enthusiasts fk,c-ts%redl{ to the able staff of °>ÏSndi?Witness the contest, not- : tcachers that were employed during withstanding the threatening ea , last vear There was only one tr'\u201c'd\u201c \u2018\u2018\u201c\u2018\"ItSito lTdl' (ZrirZ, Slm six The^IocaU had on.bad inning, the Jt0 >«\"\t\u201d\u201clu \u201c 4 4 4 4 A BREATHING SPELL FOR POLAND.(\"Boston Transcript) A sorely-m-eded breathing spell ,vill be secured for Poland\u2019s battle-worn armies on July 30, when the armistice between Poland and Soviet Russia & scheduled to go into effect.Moscow Is yet to disclose tbc terms of the proffered armistice and outline tbe conditions of the peace which\" she wishes to impose on Poland.But there is every' indication that Moscow will not be permitted to dictate terms of peace to Poland.France, Britain and Italy, at the conference of their respective representatives at Boulogne appear to have agreed on a united policy towards the Russians' offer of peace.Soviet Russia is not to be allowed to deal single-handed with a crumbling Inland If the agreement among the chief members of the Entente holds, the Soviet Government must consent to fulfil certain indispensable conditions before the Entente Powers will enter into diplomatic relation's with it.And the Entente Powers are determined that they, and the so-called border States, eball be represented in (die «wnferanoe which will take up the to mm of pnaco between Poland and RoMta.Ore* *B w The oaf amity which has now befallen Poland, it may prove to he (.he means of her national salvation.Unhappily far Poland, tbe powers of Western Fhirope have valued her cMefly for the service which she was expected to render as the chief member of the \u201ccordon sanitaire,\" which Olemencearii and other ntalesmen bad planned to protect Western Europe from the «urging tide of Bolshevism.Polish national aspirations mid ambition* foil in readily with this .«©heme.Polish statesmen and leaders dreamed dreams of a greater Poland, which «hould assuma the undisputed hegemony of the Slavic nations.Under the hrtox'leut.lon of these dreams, the ill-fated Ukrainian venture was launched, amid, great popular enthusiasm.Brilliant, ruc-| cess at the beginning crowned Polish arms.Realization of the dream of the Warsaw imperialists seemed immi- MOUNTING NEWSPAPER COSTS.(Stratford Beacon) The expense of publishing a newspaper these days is high, but that it is certain to be considerably higher is confirmed by the statement of an expert, who estimates that production costs for Canadian daily newspapers during the next six months will be four million dollars in excess of the same period in 1919.The public is pretty well acquainted with the newsprint situation, through the investigation which has been in progress at Ottawa.The publishers nave largely overcome the problem of supply, but cost wili be 300 per cent, greater than in 1914, and this is, of course, but one item in newspaper production costs, those in other departments having likewise increased at rapid rate.In the face of this situation publishers generally have no alternative but to increase their charges to the public and advertisers, as much as they may dis-, like to do so.In the West the day of the five-cent newspaper appears to have arrived, but even atJ;he increased charges the newspaper, which supplied up-to-the-minute new* of the community and world is the cheapest article existent today.The man who buys a cigar or goes to a \u201cmovie\u201d pays the equivalent of a goodly number of newspapers, yet because the newspaper has always been cheap, its proportional value has been lost sight of in many cases.from their work.A third exception was asked for by the Greek representatives on the ground that the special conditions of their country required that children should be trained for the sea at an early stage.The commission, however, could not see its way to exempt Greece from the general provisions of the proposed convention.The exception, therefore, was not granted.The special commission took the view that work at sea was particularly arduous, and that children under 14 years of age were unable to perform it without danger of injury to their health.The commission also considered the age at which children or young persons should be allowed to begin work at particularly hard forms of labor at sea, and they brought in recommendations which laid down that no one under eighteen years of age should he employed as trimmer or stoker, and no one under the age of seventeen should be employed on night watches between 8 p.m.and 6 a.m.The conference decided that it had no mandate to deal with these latter phases of the subject.The recommendations were accordingly struck out.They will, however, be brought up at the next international labor conference in 1921.Before action can be taken by the Dominion Government either on the children\u2019s charter of the sea or on any of the other international conventions adopted at Genoa the authorized text will have to be received from the secretary-general of the League of Nations.The main Washington conventions are being referred to the provinces to take such action as they may deem fit.The Brogue\u2019s The Vogue \u2014and the smart INVICTUS Models are the choice of well-dressed men and women You can own a pair today! l-«!0 If you are thinking of HI GRADE USED CARS COME AND SEE US.We are in a position to show you the best line of cars in the city.One brand new 1920 Hudson Speedster.One H-45 McLaughlin Special.Two Model 83 Overland Touring.One E-35 McLaughlin 4-cylinder.One E-63 McLaughlin Light Six.One D-45 McLaughlin Chevrolet*, 490 Touring, 1918, 1919, 1920 Models, and Ford Touring Cars.TRY US - IT PAYS Webster Motors, Ltd.Phone 1273.219 Wellington St.¥, The Biggest Value in Popular Priced Tailored-to-Measure Suits and Overcoats in the British Empire* When The Sun Mars Your Comfort It\u2019s Time You Wear A Summer Suit r.Tailored-To-Your-Measure NEVER H ^ Summer season has our selection of heat-resisting, breeze-admitting comfort fabrics been so complete as right now.Our advice to you i* place your order with us today, so that your garments will be ready for you when you are ready for them.Then you will have no need for the stereotyped expression: \"Gee, but it\u2019s hot, when Old Sol is at his best, because you will be attired two-piece summer suit, tailored to your individual measurement.You will find such a suit most inviting, you will like the finished garment better every time you put it on because it has been built to keep you comfortable.m a cool, Your summer suit will be a masterpiece of the tailor\u2019s needle, of fine material and unusually big values as ours you have never seen assembled by any one establishment, all at our Standardized No Tax Prices.Summer Suits TaiSored-To-Ycur-Measure Such a selection Mo Scotch Wo ofMontrea YOU PAY NO TAX AT OUR PRICES.Tp HERE Is never a season of special prices for English & Scotch Woollen Co.Tailored-to-Measure Clothes, nor ns there any extra margin, of profit added to allow for price reduction sales.Yon, our customers, receive the big profit all the year around in the good quality workmanship, fabric value, style, perfect fit of your clothes, and you know when you step into one of our 27 Quality Tailor Shops that our prices are Standardized, that they carry No Luxury Tax, and that your new suit will cost you less money than you can buy equal quality for elsewhere.Let us take your measure today.OracT»! Vab.k-i f«»i\u2019 Canada.r MIS Trousers Wb are ehowinsr axeapttonai rallies In «SU très sera front epoetal (ronser length,.Many of theee cloth* are »howm In r«Fy limited qnentltloa.aaid m» exneptUnat nine*.English & Scotch Woollen Co.BMMaBHrnm.uwawamh»».».an»\tmmmrnmmmBmmmmwmsatammBai mmmmammm The Big Montreal Tailors With the $20 Price With Stores From Coast to Coast 63 Wellington St., Sherbrooke, Que.27 QUALITY TAILOR SHOPS IN CANADA Head Office and Bonded Warehouse, 851 St.Catherine Street East, Montreal dsmlt St*.Mur I** fftrastford Sherbrooke St.Hyacinthe Te7.aU Breufford U.mUto.Tl.ro* Hirer, ShMrtni*«n ÏWI» Sydniy \u201dst.Jo^Wi'nnlper ^\u201cvîneo^\" Write for Free Sampler.Fashion Plates.Out-of-Town Men Self Measure Form and Tape Line.Ad- dresH 851 St.Catherine St.East, Montreal.\\ > JULYV EASTERN TOWNSHIPS FARMER DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF EASTERN TOWNSHIPS AGRICULTURE AND PUBLISHED fVERY FRIDAY AS PART OF THE SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SOME WAIT! At a place \u201csomewhere east of jSuez\u2019 \u2019an intoxicated gentleman, î[ JUST JERSEYS COATICOOK after being ejected from a moving picture theatre, was discovered seated on the doorstep of the back entrance, with a large bouquet in his arms.A policeman arrested him.\u201cDid he give any reason for his extraordinary behavior?\u201d asked the magistrate.\u201cHis speech was a bit indistinct, your honor,\u201d answered the policeman, \u201cbut from what I could gather he was waiting to see Mary Pickford home.\u201d TRYING TO SHAKE AUNTIE \u201cSo you\u2019ve hired an apartment on the top floor of the Skye Building?\u201d \u201cYes; we move next week.\u201d \u201cWhat\u2019s your idea of going so high up\u2014trying to escape the mosquitos?\u201d \u201cIt isn\u2019t that.My wife has an aunt who won\u2019t ride in elevators.She has trailed us up twelve flights of stairs, but I think she\u2019ll balk at twenty-five.\u201d RECENT INVENTIONS OF INTEREST ' TO EASTERN TOWNSHIPS FARMERS (By C.J.Lynde, Macdonald College, Que.) SHIPPING JACKET.This jacket is used in shipping chilled milk to market.It has wooden side bars attached to a waterproof canvas cover, a wooden top, and flexible blocks which engage the sides near the bottom.It holds ice Profit by these\u2014 WONDERFUL BARGAINS FRIDAY and SATURDAY at CHARROISJ\u2019S 122 King Street, Uppertown A SPLENDID LOT OF DRESSES In Silk Poplin, Taffeta and Duchess Silk, Crepe Georgette, very latest styles, coming from one of our largest manufacturers.Reduced prices for this week, practically manufacturers\u2019 prices.Silk Poplin $17.50, for .reg.Dresses, .10,98 Taffeta Silk $25.00, for.reg.Dresses, 17,98 Crepe Georgette Dresses, Z,$35:00:.25,98 Our prices are the lowest in the city, and the quality of our goods is guaranteed.LARGE SELECTION OF BLOUSES Silk and Crepe Georgette Blouses on sale at reduced prices, in all shades.3,49 R,rlarJ6'50'.4,49 Regular $4.75, for.Regular $10.00, for.6.98 above, and cold air around the sides, below.(Wilson H.Alexander, Philadelphia, Pa.U.S.Patent, 1,268,201.) TRACTOR CONTROL.This control has a gear wheel which replaces the tractor steering wheel, a small gear, a telescoping shaft with ball and socket joints, and a steering wheel.It controls the starting and stopping lever by means of a cable running over pulleys.(J.I.Case Threshing Machine CoL Racine, Wis.U.S.Patent, 1,326,-369.) BUNDLE CARRIER.The new feature of this carrier is that it tilts and drops bodily to the ground when discharging the sheaves, and as a result, discharges the sheaves completely on rolling From Eastern Townships Experimental Farm YOUNG FARMER MUST PREPARE HIS EXHIBITS Trainipg Animals to Show Good Points Is Necessary to Success \u2014Exhibit Poultry and Vegetables.MILK BOTTLE.The improvement here lies in the top of the bottle.This permits the cardboard cap to be removed and re- f O placed without injury and without spilling the milk.(Henri E.Mardi, Montreal, Que.1 U.S.Patent, 1,337,979.) Voile by the Yard We have a large selection of beautiful Voile by the yard, which we are offering at prices that will tempt you.D.A.and E.T.Corsets We have just received a large assortment of Corsets that we will sell at a reduction.MEN SUITS Our Suits formerly priced at $30.00, $40.00 and $50.00, will be reduced as follows: Regular $30.00, 2Q\tRegular $40.00,\tRegular $50.00,\tQg F.CHAJRKON 122 King Street Phone 524.FRONT TRUCK.The front and rear sets of antifriction rollers and this steering truck permit the wheel or wheels of the truck to turn easily, on soft ground, no matter how much the sheaves may be bunched together.(International Harvester Co., Chicago, 111.U.S.Patent, 1,328,-781.) THE CANADA THISTLE.Farmers\u2019 Bulletin 1,002, \u201cCanada Thistle, and Methods of Eradication,\u201d gives you fifteen pages o\" advice on this subiect.with five illus- ground or on hillsides, without digging into the ground.(Holt Mfg.Co., Stockton, Cal, U.S.Patent, 1,317,649.) trations.Y/rite xor it to: Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D.C.It costs five cents.The fall fairs and exhibitions will soon be in full swing, and many professional exhibitors have already commenced preparing their exhibits.It pays to have the stock and other exhibits in the best possible condition.In selecting live stock for the exhibition, select animals that mate up evenly and conform close-i ly to the standard type of the breed I you are working with.In every class of stock it is necessary to train the animals to stand in a position that will show their good points favorably.Many choice animals have been defeated in the show-ring because their owners failed to give them the necessary training.Cattle and horses should be well halter-broken.A judge can hardly be expected to pay much attention to stock that is jumping around.Boys and young men of today will be the exhibitors of the future.__________.\t.\t.\t.-rrv To be successful at large exhibi-t Eqq spjfm OH tions it is necessary to go through\tTHOROUSHIM* a period of training in fitting and.,\t,\t.\t-\t,\t¦ t showing for local fairs.The Eastern ^,l,t ï®0 can c^ean Xla/iirtnry milker has only one siz^ of teat cup, which fits any and all sizes of trais.The rnd* of the teat cups are cushioned with rubber.The Macartney piilsator has the most positive action of any pulsatorever made.It Is as steady and unvarying in it ; action ;»'4 a 21 jewel watrh movement.It Is the one absolutely simple and fool-proof pulsator \u2014 only three wotkfn?parts.The pulsator Is Instantly detachable from the lid so that the lid may be pla« r4 In water for washing.Teat Clip release air is not drawn through pulsator- no milk, dirt or sterilizing solution can grt Into milking parts.It is the biggest labor saver it not.only gives you more milk from your cows, but actually takes less time, less labor and less expense for labor than any other milker.There is more bronze in the construction of the Macartney than is used in any other milker.The milker head is all brisa.There arc uo cheap or inferior materials of any kind.The Macartney Milker is the easiest to keep dean.It.is the most sanitary, it reouiren the smailr-t upkeep expense.Any bov or girl can operate the Macartney.Yon get JIfe-long, dependable servira and freedom from annoyance and cxpe.nse of frequent replacement of parts.\u2014-Farticulara Free\u2014Mail Coupon\u2014 Tho Cow'9 Adopted Child Whether you figure on buying a marhine milker or not.this Information will interest you.It will tell you what Agricultural Colleges nnd suecefudufdairy men everywhere think of the Macartney Milker.Just fill In name mid address with number of cows ou lines indicated.Then mall coupon to ua.You'll get all particulars by return.3!(.CATHERINE NT The Macartney Milking Machine Co.Limited - OTTAWA The Macartney Milking Machina CO.Limited Ottawa Centlemrn - please '\u2018end me withnMf tihligalion on my />AY COLT, 4 YEARS OLD.WEIGHT about 1,000.Good driver or worker, single or double ; nice harness and Concord road wagon.Sell together or separate.Good trade for quick buyer.Box No.5 Rock Island, Que.MISCELLANEOUS XY\u2019anted\u201c\u201da TENEMENT, CENTRAL * \u2019 location, ail modern conveniences, about six to eight rooms or smaller.Box 67 Record.rpWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS wanted at once for light housekeeping within ten minutes walk of the Rand Drill.P.O.Box 350, Lennoxville.Vy ANTED TO RENT\u2014FIVE OR SIX \u2019 \u2019 room house in the city or Lennoxville, with modern conveniences, Sept 1st.Moderate rent.Apply Peter M.Dennis, 23 Queen St.Phone 1341-M.LOST AND FOUND A DOUBLE SPRING SUPPORTER FOR wagon-pole lost Friday 23rd July, between Waterville and Hatley.Finder please return to Oscar Bowen, Hatley Livery.T OST OR STRAYED FROM PASTURE on July 22nd, a three-year-old Ayrshire cow, body all white, with dark red cheeks.Finder please notify J.de la Mar«, Sutton Junction.FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE pARS FOR SALE.ALL KINDS.FROM two hundred dollars up to two thousand.You may have your choice, and my prices are right.For information phone 61, or at night 1191-W, or call at 4 St.Francis St., and see cars.F.E.McAllister, Sherbrooke.TyrcLAUGHLIN FIVE-PASSENGER IN good repair for sale cheap to quick buyer.Reason for selling, leaving town.Apply Box 69 Record.\"VTATIONAL HIGHWAY 6 FOR SALE\u2014 Fully equipped, four new tires, two spares, newly painted.Apply F.Aj Chisholm, Lennoxville.Phone 923-J.pRAY DORT GAR IN FIRST CLASS VT condition, for sale; run 4,100 miles.Owner moving to States.Price reasonable.R.L.Austin, Dutch St., Bedford, Que.AGENTS WANTED SALESMEN\u2014CITY, TOWN OR COUNTRY ^ Though nursery stock generally scarce\u2014 have full line whole root trees and plants.Big earnings guaranteed the year round.Your orders delivered complete.Experience not necessary\u2014we teach you.Luke Eros., Limited, Montreal.SITUATIONS VACANT rpKOROUGH EXPERIENCED FOOD PRO-duct demonstrators wanted for Sherbrooke and Quebec Exhibitions ; both languages essential.In reply give full particulars as to experience and salary required.N.G.Bray, 75 Queen St, Sherbrooke.TO LET Nicely furnished warm room to let foi* winter, to one or two young ladies, very central in private family.Apply Record Box 58.6 ROOM HOUSE TO LET AUGUST 1ST.All newly papered.Apply Geo.Moor-croft, 48 Island St.OFFICE IN RECORD BLOCK TO LET, now occupied by Board of Trade, attractive and commodious.Best office proposition in city.Call and see it Sherbrooke Record Co.Britain Concerned Over Ally\u2019s Foreign Policy and Takes Joint Council.WASHINGTON, July 30.\u2014An opportunity for the United States Government to take cognizance of Japan\u2019s aggressive policy in the Far East, has been afforded by the Japaneses seizure, as an act of reprisal of the northern portion of the island of Sagehalin.An inquiry on the subject has been addressed by the State Department to the Japanese Government.While State Department GAMING IN FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS IS REDUCED TODAY\u2019S QUOTATIONS ON STOCK EXCHANGE Curtailment of Industrial Activity Due to Lower Demand.(Associated Press Despatch) WASHINGTON, July 30.\u2014Curtailment of industrial activity due to lower demand, cancellation of orders and general readjustment were the outstanding developments in the business of the United States during July, the Federal Reserve Board declared in its monthly review today.Speculation in commodities is in many parts of the country reported BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Publication charges : Births, 25c.; Marriages 25c.; Deaths, 25c.; whera funeral notice ia added, 76c.; Card of Thanks, 75c.; In Me-moriam, 75c.; poetry, 10c.per line; list of flowers, 10c.per line./lOOD THOROUGHBRED HOLSTEIN '-X bull calf, three weeks old, for sale at a bargain, from excellent milking strain.Apply D.J.Lowry, Lennoxville, Quo.Phone 21 ring 5.\t' 4 PAIR OF GOOD WORK HORSES FOR sale.Will sell one or both.Apply 269 Wellington Street.IpOUR HEAVY HORSES FOR SALE\u2014 Would take light car in exchange.Apply H.K.Taylor, Sawyerville.Que.O PURE BRED HOLSTEIN BULLS IN ** first class condition for service, for sale, also young females and a work horse.P.H.Wilson, North Hatley, Que.TEACHERS WANTED PROTESTANT TEACHER WANTED FOR District No.8, Township of Hatley.Salary for certificated teacher $50 per month for a term of ten months, commencing Sept.7th, 1920.Apply at once to W.E.Greer.R.M.D.No.1, North Hatley.I>ROTESTANT TEACHER WANTED with Elementary diploma, for the Bown School, District No.2.Term nine months, commencing Sept 7th, 1920.Salary, $45 per month.Apply G.A.Atkins, Sec.-Treas., Protestant Behool Board, Bury, Quo.rpEACHERS WANTED FOR THE SCHOOL T Municipality of Eaton, Elementary teacher for District No.7, term seven months ; one for District No.6, term eight months ; also teacher for the Elementary grades in Bulwer Model School, term nine months.Schools to open Sept.1, 1920.Apply to the undersigned giving references and stating salary expected.A.E.Bridgette, Sec.-Treas., Birchton, Que.-J SLEEPER & AKHURST PLANER, 20 inch head, drops down 8 inches, also one clapboard outfit including clapboard planer, for sale.Apply Vallee Lumber Co., Tomifobla.\t' I BLACKSMITH AND WOODWORK SHOPS complete with machinery, for sale, tene- ment and barn attached.Will sell together or singly.Good terms to reliable man.Herbert Scowon, Bishop\u2019s Crossing.T HAVE SEVERAL COLONIES OF ITA-lian bees for sale, also extra hives and supplies.A bargain to an immediate purchaser.For information and price apply to David R.Berwick, R.R.No.1, Bromptonville, Que.XVILLIS PLAYER PIANO.NEARLY \u2019 new, 88 note, mahogany case, perfect in every w*ay.Apply A.L.Carr, College St., Lennoxville.BIRTHS REXFORD.\u2014At Ayer\u2019s Cliff, on Tuesday, July 20, 1920, a son, Russell Charles, to Mr.and Mrs.T.E.Rexford.CARD OF THANKS.Mrs.Stephen Smith wishes to thank her neighbors and friends, also the choir, for the kindness and sympathy shown her dur-ing her recent sad bereavement.Abercorn, Que., July 27, 1920.GOULD LADIES7 AID SOCIAL A BIG SUCCESS officials declined today to make any: to have been greatly reduced, and \u2018 '\t¦\t\u2022\u2022\t¦ \u2022 \u2018\t- in some practically eliminated.There1 is a general feeling that extravagant buying is at least less extreme and dangerous than it was some time ago Commenting on the labor situation, the Board declares that an increase in the efficiency of labor was one notable feature of the 'month, this improvement being attributed to the development of unemployment in various parts of the country.Increased unemployment was ascribed by the Board\u2019s report to curtailed manufacturing operations, cancellation of orders and inability to obtain capital for construction work.-» .- ^\"irinrinnnnnrinrinnnrinnrinrinnf In TheWorld Of Finance Furnished by F.B.McCurdy & Co.statemtn on the subjejet, press dispatches from Tokio say that the United States Government has informed Japan that it is unable to recognize the occupation.The action of the United States gives hew Importance to the conference hel dat the State Department on Monday between Secretary Colby, Sir Auckland GeddeS, the British Ambassador to the United States, Roland Morris, the American Ambassador to Japan and Sir Billsby Francis Alstroim, the British Minister to China.There is reason to believe that the British Government, in spite of its ailiance with Japan, is concerned over the present Japanese foreign policy and has found common ground with the United States for adopting a course of action that will protect the interest of other powers against Japanese territorial extension and domination.The island of Saghalin, formerly belonging to Russia.Under the terms of the Peace Treaty between Russia and Japan, negotiated at Portsmouth, N.H., in 1905, the southern portion of the island was ceded to Japan.Through their occupation of the northern, or Russian portion Japan now controls the entire island Finance Committee of French Chamber of Deputies rejects Government Bill for 200,000,000 francs .\t.monthly to cover advances to Ger- which is valuable strategically as many in accordance with Spa agree-well as commercially.It contains 1 ment.large oil fields.The given resaon Special Paris despatch to Ameri-tor the seizure was the killing of a can says reported in French bank-large number of Japanese residents ing circles that Kuhn Loeb & Co.of the island said to number 700.ancj other American bankers under-Assurances have been given by the writing loan guaranteed by Allies in Japanese Premier, Kara, that the oc- payment for coal, Germany is to The following prices furnished by F.B.McCurdy & Co., and McManamy & Walsh, show operations in the active and important stocks in the New York and Montreal markets: New York, Am.Bosch Mag Am.Car.& E\\ .Am.Loco.Am.Smelting .Am.Sum.Tob.Am.Woollen .Ana.Copper .Atchison XD lYi Atl.Gulf & W.l Bald.Loco.Beth Steel (B) .Can.Pac.Cen.Leather .Corn Prod.Crucible Steel .Cuba Cane Sugar Erie Railroad Gen.Motors .Goodrich .tnsp.Copper .Int.M.Marine Int.M.Marine Pfd Inter.Paper .Maxwell Motors Mexican Petrol Midvale Steel .N.Y.Central .No.Pac.N.S.Steel .Pan.Amer.Petrol Pierce Arrow .Reading .Rep.Iron & S.Royal Dutch .iSinc.Con.So.Pac.Stromberg Cr.Studebaker .Texas Oil .Tob.Prod.Co.Union Pac.U.R.Stores .U.S.Ind.Ale.U.S.Rubber .U.S.Steel .Utah Copper .Vana.Steel .Willys-Over.Wor.Pump ./^OURLAY PIANO FOR SALE, WORTH AT $$75 for $475, used one year, one rattan settee, mirrors, rug 3 yds.x3Vfc, refrigerator, small mahogany table.Apply after six to 16 Esplanade Ave.Phone 1419-J.rpWG PROTESTANT TEACHERS WANT-A ed (Elementary or permit) for Municipality of Ting wick.Term eight months.Apply stating salary to Curtis A.Stevens, ' chairman, Danville, Quo.| >EES FOR SALE\u201420 STRONG COLO-nies Italian bees for sole; no disease; $15 per colony.Address A.F.Ellison, Cowansville, Que.¦\\ fERY GOOD PIANO SUITABLE FOR ^ beginners, in perfect tune, concert pitch, and case in very good condition, $100 cash, or terms arranged.Apply A.Carr, College St., Lennoxville.HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE WANTED TO BUY 1)IANO WANTED\u2014GOOD SECOND-HAND agent for Eastern Townships to gcli our well-known Fruit and Ornamental la we.Good pay, exclusive territory, with the host stock in the business.Our agency is profitable.Write Pelham Nursery Co., Toronto, Ont\t_____ ___________ \\\\JE WANT IMMEDIATELY A RELIABLE Y» Piano wanted.Must be cheap for cash.Apply Box 78 Record, WA N T E D\u2014SECOND-HAND COMPUT-ing Scale for grocery, Toledo aralc preferred, alflo show case suitable for candy display.State lowest cash price.Write Box 10, Cookshire.WANTED TO PURCHASE, A SMALL grocery business, carrying a line of shelf hardware, or grocery separate, in Sherbrooke, or any good town In the Eastern Townships.State price for cash or terms, turnover, full particulars.Box 33 Record.AUCTION SALE Saturday, July 31st 1920 At 1.30 P.M.The undersigned, having received instructions, will sell at No.11 First Avenue North, East Sherbrooke, Household Goods comprising Sitting Room, Dining Room, 2 Bed Room, and Kitchen Furniture.J.P.JUTRAS, Auctioneer.Phone HiOK ring li.1»EPIDENCE FOR SALE- TEN-ROOM 1V holwo -with Karage on Court Street.Ap-ply W.J.Wiggett, 82 Wellington St.\\VERMONT FARMS FOR SALE WITH stock and tools.E.H.Howe, Newport, Vt., French Agents.IARGE TEN-ROOMED PRICK HOUSE in Lennoxville, could be easily converted into flats, large barns, garage, garden.Size of lot about 285 x 168.Apply A.C.Drawer G, Lennoxville.lYETACHED HOUSE.6 ROOMS AND bath room, hardwood floors, coal furnace, cement cellar, barn, garage, hen house, 2 acres land.Property in first class repair.Apply R.Seiveright, 20 Whiting Block.Phone 342.A Fine Programme Was Presented and Quite a Fair Sum Was Realized.|»KSIDF.NCE.PROSPECT ST.LENNOX-ville, eight rooms and bath room, extra nice hardwood finish, coal furnace, fireplace, cement cellar, garage, lot 75x114.Apply R.Seiveright, 20 Whiting Block.Phone 342.IN LENNOXVILLE, BUNCH OF 24 LOTS at the head of Clough Avenue ami Prospect Street.Lota are 50x 100.Price, $3.200 for the bunch, on easy terms.R.Seiveright, 20 Whiting Block, Phone 342.SEVERAL FARMS.WITH OR WITHOUT fitock, crops and farm machinery.Also one single and one double house in North Ward, close to car line, stores, church and school.Price right for quick sale.Address Box 43 Record.AUCTION SALE I WILL SELL FOR LOUIS A.AUDET at the Rock Island House, ROCK ISLAND, QUE., SATURDAY, JULY 31 at One o\u2019clock p.m.A lot of Desirable Household Furniture, in-eluding 16 Bedsteads, 20 Spring Beds.16 Maîtresse», 60 Feather Pillows, 20 Chiffonier»!, 18 Bureaus, 2 nice Wardrobes, lot Carpets, lot Chairs of all kinds, Mirrors, Show Case, 1 Refrigerator, 1 Buggy Wagon, 1 light two-seated Surrey, 3 single Driving Harnose, and a lot of other articles too numerous to mention.Terms\u2014$10 and under, cash ; larger amounts, six months* bankable paper.MAGLOIRE EMOND, Auctioneer.O ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE IN LEN-noxville.all modern conveniences, garage, garden, size of lot 176 ft.by 114 ft.Henry W.S.Downs.VERY GOOD SHORE LOT FOR SUM-mer cottage for sale at Little Lake Magog.Also building lots in East Sherbrooke.Apply to J.W.Grégoire, Casino Building.Phone 280.Q) ROOMED HOUSE.BARN, WOODSHED.henhouse, workshop, four aerre land.Will sell cheap to quick buyer ; in village of Moo's River.Apply G.H.Walsh, Boynton, Que.\\\\J ATER81 DE FARM.100 EQUIPPED, * \u2019 $2.S00.Real money making home farm overlooking water which borders some distance: fine farming town, good markets, exceptional educational facilities ; machine-worked fields, spring-watered pasture, wood and timber for market; 100 apple trees, other fruit; 7-room house delightfully situated, big barn, poultry house; aged owner retiring throws in five cows, machinery, tools, part household furniture, some growing crops ; only $2,800, easy terms.Details of this and equipped foaahore farm page 4 Strout's Dig Illustrated Catalog Farm Bargains 33 States.Copy free.ST ROUT FARM AGENCY, 06t CM.Old South Bldg., Boston, Maas GOULD, Que., July 30.\u2014The entertainment and lunch with ice cream given in Gould Town Hall on Friday evening was a great success, both socially and financially.The.hall was packed to the doors with an appreciative audience.Rev.Dr.Mac-Lennan was in the chair and the programme contained the following numbers: Remarks by chairman; chorus, \u201cLet\u2019s Be All Good Pals Together.\u201d duet, Agneas Maclon and Roddy MacAulay; solo, \u201cThe Bells of St Mary's\u201d by Miss Isabel Sherman ; chorus, Burns and Scotland Yet; Duet, \u201cLet the Rost of the World Go By\u201d Misses Florence Duffy and Eliza Cowan; address by the Mayor, Mr.R.L.Maclvcr; solo, \u201cSunshine of Your Smile\u201d by Missj Jean Murray; duet, (Scotch) Miss M.MacDonald and Mr.R.L.Mac-j Iver; chorus, Old Favorite Songs.Immediately lifter the programme | sandwiches, cake and coffee were served and the ice cream in charge of Mrs.P.W.Buchanan and Mrs.A.A.MacAulay brought in $24.90.The coffee was appetizing and abundant in quantity, being in charge of Mrs.J.MaeCalkill and Mrs.J.A.Morrison.The proceeds of the evening amounted $100.60.The Ladies\u2019 Aid wish to thank the four young ladies, the Misses Margaret MacLen-| nan, Eliza Cowan, Jean Murray and Ruth MacLennan, who had charge of the programme, also Messrs.P.W.Buchanan and A.A.MacAulay, who acted as collectors for the evening also the gentlement who kindly volunteered to assist in serving tile coffee and cake, also the ladies who assisted in the kitchen and all others who helped to make the affair a success.\tv RECTORY HILL Mr.John J.Robinson has returned to his home in Montreal, after motor- j ing through here with his family.Miss Eva Dickson has returned to Montreal, after two weeks spent at her old home, St.Stephen\u2019s Parsonage.Mr.and Mrs.Romeo Chamberland,j who were recently married, have, re- ! turned from their trip down the Saguenay, and have gone to their homo in Thetford Mines.cupation is to continue only until a government has been established in Russia that will be able to furnish satisfaction for the alleged massacre of Japanese subjects.Extension of the Japanese military lines in Siberia westward from Vladivostok to within 150 miles west of Lake Baikal, the continued occupation of Siberian territory by Japanese troops, the Japanese extension of authority over China, the Japanese interpretation of the Lan-sing-Ishii agreement, the anti-Jap-anese attitude in California and in some of the British possessions, all enterint othe consideration which have given Great Britain and the United States reason for taking joint council over what may be called the Japanese situation.The United States Government is doing its part to maintain the friendliest relations with Japan through its endeavor to prevent the enactment of drastic anti-Japanese legislation in California.The belief appears to prevail in well-informed circles that Japan is not nearly as much interested in prospective curtailment of Japanese rights on the Paciïic coast foreign policy and would be glad to enter into an agreement with the United States that would contemplate recognition of Japan\u2019s superior interests in China and elsewhere in the Far East in exchange for a recognition by Japan of the sentiment in parts of the United States against Japanese subjects.ECONOMICAL SUGGESTED supply France.Tokio despatch says U.S.note denying Japan\u2019s right to occupy northern half of Saghalien Island I not a protest.Washington, however, closely watching developments.Re-opening of recent wage award mdde by butuminous coal commission understood to be one of recommendations made to President Wilson by Secretary of Labor on report of present coal controversy.Merger of Maxwell-Chalmers Motors Companies nearly completed.Vanadium Corporation of America for six months ended June 30 shows total income after charges and Federal taxes of $1,319,513 equal to $3.63 a share on outstanding 373,-334 shares no par value.-«- ACTIVITY SLACKENED AT NOON ON WALL STREET (Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, July 30.\u2014(Wall St., Noon)\u2014Activity slackened visibly before noon and some of the indus ________________trial favorites eased slightly on mod- as she is in the dveelopment of her erate selling, presumably for profits.c\u2014.-\u2014 \u2014i:\u2014 \u2014j -' \u2019 *\t\u2019 \u2022 Rails assumed greater prominence, Reading leading representative shares, and Southern Railway the junior or cheaper issues.Rumor persisted that the rate announcement of the Inter-State Commerce Commission probably would be made over the week end.Call money opened and renewed to next Monday at eight per cent., and was in free supply.Weakness of exchange on London became more pronounced as offerings of bills increased.Montreal Atl.Sugar .Abitibi.Brazilian .Brompton XD 114 Can.S.S.Com.Can.S.S.Pfd.Dom.Iron .I Laurentide.Mont.Power .Nat.Brew.Span.River Com Span.River Pfd., Steel of Can.Wayagamack .Open\t1 p.m.92%\t89% 135\t134% 93%\t92% 66%\t56% 84%\t85 82\t81 53%\t53% 79\t79 153\t151% 112\t110% 85%\t84% 121%\t120% 57%\t54% 92%\t91 150%\t150 46\t46% 11%\t 23\t22% 56%\t65% 49\t49 29\t29 78%\t79 81\t79% 15\t15 183%\t181 40\t39% 68%\t68% 71%\t71% 48%\t49% 97%\t95% 46%\t44% 89%\t89 86%\t87% 73%\t72% 27%\t27 92\t91% 83\t81 67%\t65% 44%\t44% 64%\t64% 115%\t115 70%\t68 85\t84% 90%\t87% 89\t88% 65\t64% 77%\t76% 17\t17 63%\t63% aL\t 146\t150 80%\t81 41\t42 72\t71 72\t71 80\t79% 62\t63% 116\t116% 82%\t83 68%\t68% 120\t122 130\t130% 70%\t70 122\t122 r-\t\\ i MEN OLJ-TR-ITTEIF?5 10 South Wellington, Sherbrooke.Next to Casino T TTrTÜVTTTWTT \u2019\u2022Where you buy for less\u201d SENTENCED TO LIFE IMPRISON- M.Prtttbone, found guilty of murder ! REGINA, SASK., July 30.\u2014Grain MENT.\tin the second degree for poisoning | growers of Saskatchewan decided fAswodated Prewi Despatch) his wife at their home in Bennington,[yesterday not to enter provincial MANCJiKXTKIL July 30,\u2014Byron was sentenced to life imprisonment, politics yet.GRANBY LODGE HAS INSTALLED ITS OFFICERS General News Items and Person-, als from Granby and District.GRANBY, Que., July 30.\u2014Installation of officers took place at Re-bckah Riverside Lodge on Friday evening last when the District Deputy President, Mrs.Jessie Greeley, of Sutton was present.The officers are as follows: Miss Fannie Goldie, N!G; Miss Doris Hale V.G; Mi's.H.Hi Collins Recording Secretary, Mrs.J.G.Parker, Financial Secretary; Mrs.A.B.Griggs, Treasurer; Mrs.W.A.Mountain, Chaplain Mrs.Alex Rutherford, Right Support N.G; Mrs.R.E.Butterworth, Left Support, N.G; Miss Limy Adams, Right Support, V.G; Mrs.Amos Chartier, Left Support, V.G; Mrs.H Rider, Warden; Miss L.Rider Conductor.A delicious supper was served at the close of the meeting, a number of Sutton brothers and sisters bring present to enjoy a pleasant social hour.General Notes The proprietors of the Varieties moving picture theatre have been considerably delayed in the rebuild-¦ ing and enlargement of their theatre through difficulty in obtaining brick.They have finally decided to finish the building with cement blocks in order to make sure of having it completed within a reasonable time.The hostesses for the golf tea to be held on Saturday will be Mrs.D.H.Kittredge, Mrs.(Dr.) Elder, Mrs.D.A.Mansie, Mrs.W.W.Miner and the Misses Madeline and Muriel Payne and E.Kennedy.There will be the usual \u201chop\u201d in the evening.Miss Hazel Morton, of Montreal, was the .guest of Mi.and Mrs.Claries Atchison last week.Mr.W.E.Grey, of Guelph, Ont., was looking up oM friends here last week.Mr.and Mrs.A.Cross, of St.Albans, Vt, Mr.and Mre.A.Cook, and Miss Annie Standish, all of Boston, Mass., were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.S.Standish.Miss Gladys Savage, of St.Johns-bury, Vt., is spending her vacation at her home on Denison Avenue.Mrs.E.T.C.Streeter has returned to her home in Worcester, Mass., after a pleasant visit to friends in Granby and vicinity.Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Payne, of Highgate Springs, Vt., were recent guests of Mr.and Mis.Geo.F.Payne.Miss Kathleen McGale who underwent an operation for arppendicitis at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, was able to return home on Friday night much improved health.Miss Joyce Raymond who has been spending a few weeks with her sister, Mr.L.E.Browne has returned to her home in Waterloo.Mr.James A.Tomkins accompanied by his brother, Mr.Edwin F.Tompkins of Coaticook and the i Misses Edith and Amy Tomkins and Violet Arrowsmith, are spending a holiday at York Beach Me.Mrs.C.V.Kennedy and Miss Ada Parkins, of Montreal, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.D.Swett.Mr.Luke Hale is visiting friends at Barton, Vt., and Holyoke, Mass.Mr.and Mrs.II.H.Collins, the Misses Bulah and May Collins and the Messrs.Bishop and L.Taylor spent the week-end at Brome Lake.Mr.Palmer Cox who is summering at Brome Lake was in town last week for a few days the guest of ] Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Gould at \u201cBrownie Castle.\" Mr.and Mrs.S.Benoit who have been visiting friends in town have returned to their home at West Warren Mass.Mr.and Mrs.Ellis H.Longan spent Sunday at Brome Lake.Mr.F.Fogerty was in Montreal on Tuesday last on business.Mr.and Mrs.William Sparling, of Montreal, are visiting Mrs.John Allan and family, Elgin street.Mr.and Mrs.John Irving, whose birthdays fall upon the same day, July 26th were the recipients of many congratulations from friends and relatives on Monday last.Mrs.R.P.Martin gave, a very enjoyable afternoon tea on Monday last in honor of her guest, Mrs.J.B.Livingston, of Forrest, Ont.Mrs.Maurice Hutchins and little daughter, Norma, of Toronto, Ont., are guests of Mr.and Mrs.Hiram Darby, Elgin street.The Misses Elora, Florence and Margaret Gould are spending a few days at Brome Lake the guest of jtheir great-uncle, Mr.Palmer Cox.Mr.Guy Upjohn and Mr.R.C.Smith, of Montreal, were in town on Saturday last to play a frienidy game of golf.Mr.and Mrs.John Roder, of Boston, Mass, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Bradford.Mrs.1.Tatum, of Montreal, hag spent the past two weeks wdth her son, Mr.C.H.Tatum, manager of local branch of the Royal Bank of Canada.Mrs.A.D.McKenna gave a de-jlightful children\u2019s party on Monday afternoon in honor of her little son, Wald, who was celebrating his sixth birthday.Mrs.Albert Temple and Mise Linda Temple, of Waterloo, were visiting Mrs.John Irving last we.ek.i Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Smith and family, with Mr.and Mrs.W.0.Lewis 'spent Sunday last at Waterloo.Mr.K-nneth Mitchell, of Guelph, Ont., i spending his vacation in town with his mother, Mrs.A.W.Mitchell, Elgin street.Mrs.John B.Livingston, Mis., Vivian Livingston, of Forrest, Ont., Mrs.Judson Doÿle, of Owen Sound, Ont., and Carrie Norris, of St.Lam-; bert, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.p.Martin, Mountain street.Mr.W.F.Giddlngs and family have re turned from a pleasant mo-!tor trip through the Adirondack Mountains to Lake George, Pittsburgh over the Mohawk Trail to Hartford, Conn., Boston, returning along the Maine Coast visiting the 'different beaches and through the White Mountains, home.Mrs.Hamilton Craig is visiting friends in Famham.Mr.Leslie.Martin of Montreal, spent Sunday with his brother, Mr.Diek Martin.Mr.and Mrs.J.Elgerton and The Character of the Rosenbloom Store and Merchandise is well worth knowing This is not one of these 365 sales a year store We do a regular business in a regular way.We have one price every day in the year.We don\u2019t over charge you when the Spring or Fall trade opens up, and after you have made your purchases at an exorbitant high price, the following week offer you those same goods at 20 to 50 per cent, lower prices.a mm H ^ PTO #;*M mmÊKÊVÊm , r : /v.ri s \u2022 .\"¦ \u2022 ; - ¦ m:*- ot.Oi.A'4;* iwifty ÏBrrntî) (Elniiirg The merchandise we sell is of exceptionally high character The choicest products of Society Brand, and other makers of quality clothes We don t advertise sensational price reductions.When you do your shopping at the Rosenbloom store you know exactly what you are getting.If you want a really good suit, at really good value, this is your store.See our window displays of Suits at $25.00 $27.50 $32.50 $37.50 and $42.50 Look around town and make your own comparisons.You can be the judge.WHERE THE NEW THINGS ARE SHOWN FIRST\u201d STAR CLOTHING HALL OSENBLOOIVI Znu* The Store That Sets The Pace Master John Elgerton, Mr.and Mrs.T.Johnson and Miss Nellie Johnson, all of Montreal, have been spending the past week with Mr.and Mrs.Frank Allan.Miss Edna Clay, of Stanbridge East is the guest of Miss Aylcenre Hodgson.Mr.Rean Meyer, of Guelph, Ont., is spending his vacation with his parents, Mk.and Mrs.N.A.Meyer, Dufferin street.Mr.John Adams, of Montreal, spent the week-end the guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.Nell, Dufferin street.Miss Mary F.Knowles, of Glenn Falls, N.Y., was the guest of Mrs.Luke Hale, for the past week.Mrs.Ashley Craig, of Lennoxville, who has been visiting old friends in town left on Monday to visit her old home at Shefford Mountain, and is now the guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Coupland.Mr.and Mrs.John Irwin, Mins Myrtle Irwin, Mr.Earle Martin and Mr.E.Johnston, of Boston, Mass., motored to Granby last week and were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Go bum.The many friends of Mrs.Kitty Bray willl be pleased to know that after spending a pleasant winter in Los Angeles, CaL, she is now located at Santa Barbara Gal.Mr.and Mrs.Edson Galbraith, of Richmond, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Solomon this week.Dr.and Mrs.Rowat and Miss Grace Rowat, of Athclestan, also Mrs.Barrett, of Toronto, were guests of Mr.Richard Miles on Monday and Tuesday.Master Willie Solomon has returned from a visit to Mr.Alex McKinnon at Kimberley.\u2022-\u2014- NATIONAL REVOIT BREAKS OUT.(Associated Press Despatch) TOKIO, July 30.\u2014A native revolt has broke out on the island of Formosa.*cr-; our»* «.TO»lAfrt IN| CO OPEN A CO-OPERATIVE CLOTHING FACTORY Clothing Cutters\u2019 Union to Take a Hand in Reducing High Cost of Living.(Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, July 30.\u2014The New York Clothing Cutters Union of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America opened a co-operative clothing factory here yesterday with an announced intention of manufacturing clothes at price* from thirty to firty per cent, below those of the average retail stores.Lower prices, according to the Union members, are due to the elimination of the middlemen.Branches will be established, it was stated, throughout the United States.\t^\t_______ IT IS BELIEVED THAT MAN WAS MURDERED Body of James Tearne Was Found in Bush Near His Farm.(Associated Press Despatch) SIMCOE, ONT-, July 30.\u2014Burled under the leaves at the mouth of a fox burrow, the body of James A.Lcnmef, of North Walsingham, who disappeared about two weeks ago, was found In the bush Just north of his farm yesterday.All the circumstances surrounding the case point to murdor.IT\u2019S UNWISE to pnt off to-day's doty astll tomorrow.If your atamach ta arid-disturbed take KhHOIDS tbe new *W ta digestion comfort today.A pbwmmt rettef from the dbcurafort of arid-dywpepaia.MAI* BY SCOTT A HOWNR MAKKKS OF 3COTTS EMULSION .¦\u2014in.\u2014¦¦¦¦ n EIGHT THEATRES ARE INVOLVED IN DEAL Keith Vaudeville Exchange Now Has Twenty-Four Houses in Greater New York.(AsHociat-ed Press Despatch) NEW TURK, July 30.\u2014Half interest in B.S.Moss, vaudeville and moving picture circuit, hero., has been purchased by B.F, Keith, the Keith management announced today.Eight houses are involved In the transaction.The merger will give the Ti.F.Keith vaudeville exchange twenty-four houses in greater New York with a total seating capacity in excess of fifty thousand.i 203928 "]