Sherbrooke daily record, 3 août 1920, mardi 3 août 1920

[" J Sherbrooke Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1920.Record Twenty-Fourth Year, BOLSHEVISTS STILL ADVANCING ON WARSAW Water Department Refused Assistance Of New Manager Polish Armies Pomda ryrirmrrftXBTrnnnrmTrrB\u2019* REGARD SITUATION IN POLAND AS FAVORABLE To Pieces Before Rush Of BoIshe?Ik Hordes Brest-Litovsk, the Last Great Fortress Guarding! Warsaw From the East, has Apparently Falters Before a Tremendous Assault by the nemy Forces\u2014The Soviet Leaders Have; Been Hurling Their Armies Into the Fray inj Attempts to Capture Both Warsaw and Lem-; berg Before the Conclusion of the Armistice Negotiations\u2014Over a Front of a Hundred and Twenty Miles the Poles are Being Pounded to Pieces by Determined Attacks of the Bo!- ; shevists.BETWEEN ASIA AND EUROPE White Nations Will 3e Told to Get Oni of Africa, Says Marcus Garvey.(Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, Aug.3.\u2014England, France, Belgium, Italy and every other white nation that has \u201cpreempted any portion of the African -\tw ,.\t\u2022,v7\tc\t.l\t.I (continent are to summarily order- fortress guarding w arsaw trom the east, has ; ed ^ (Associated Press Despatch) o Paris, August 3.\u2014Military experts here regard the situation in Pdaad op- » timistically.Th» principal ® menace is considered to be at the centre of the front, where large concentrations ^ of Soviet cavalry ported.are re- ° o => o NOTED STUNT AVIATORFALLS TO HIS DEATH Was Doing a \u201cNose Dive\u201d for Motion Picture Finn When the Accident Took Place.JULSUULIUJLIUJUL^ PUBLIC HEETH (Associated Press Despatch) LOS ANGELES, Calif., Aug.8.\u2014 Lieutenant Omar Locklear, noted stunt aviator, and Lieut.Elliott, his aid, were killed last night when their plane crashed from a distance of ten thousand feet.Locklear was engaged with Lieut.Elliott in performing a feat for a motion picture concern.At a distance of ten thousand feet in the air he was given a signal by the motion picture director and started into a nose dive.A battery of searchlights ' were plyaing on the machine and fire works were being set off from the i plane by Lieut.Elliott.When he had -\t; dropped to within two hundred feet Two Important Matters Brought Of the earth Locklear was seen to Erf,™ the Leagae of Natioa.to the earth.Both aviators were ______\tinstantly killed.(Associated Press Despatch) |Lo,c.kl®ar TV\tbeing SAN SEBASTIAN, Sapin, Aug.3.the -flIst avlato-r to -leaP.±rom one MAIN TOPICS Council Yesterday.-The Council of the\u2019League of Na- airPlane 10 another while in flight, tions divided its attention yesterday\t* (Associated Press Despatch) WARSAW, August 3.\u2014Brest-Litovsk, the last great lempted any portion of the African r\tv\t.i \u201e (continent are to summarily order- fortress guarding Warsaw trom the east, nasje(j ^\t0f here,\u201d declared\t,\t.\t.__- \u2014_____________________ apparently fallen before a tremendous assault by j Marcus Garvey, president general of between public health and public ,\t\u201e\t.¦\ty.* .\t, \u2018\t.\t, c .c\t\\ the Universal Negro Improvement order,, taking up a plan for orgamz- the Russian Bolshevists.Morth of that place, Soviet forces As30ciat;on in an a(jr6ss at Madison mg a permanent International hygi-j\t» have smashed their way forward in their drive westward to a point only sixty miles east of this city.Over a front of 120 miles, Polish armies are being pounded to pieces before the rush of Bolshevist hordes, which are being hurled into the battle in a desperate attempt to captur conference at Kcbryn.Square Garden last night.It was the opening of the International Convention of the Society.Garvey predicted that Asia would soon undertake the bloodiest war of all times to match its strength and civilization against that of Europe,1 member country.\t,\t,\tand in predicting this war declared he' Warsaw before the conclusion of the armistice ! saw in it the opportunity for the j negro to strike for his heritage.The message of peace brought emc organization and ways and ; means for using the economic blockade with the promptest effect in case ' of violation of the convenant of the.League of Nations by a member; country or belligerency by a non- ( Reinforcements are everywhere being hurried to the } from the conference at Versailles by front by the Russians to complete the defeat of the Poles ; P^ent^o^Llyod George and before hostilities are halted.meant nothing, OF OIL COMPANIES ENGAGEMENT OF NEW MANAGER WAS THE SUBJECT OF A LIVEY DEBATE AT COUNCIL MEETING ¦ \u2019 A\"\t\u2022 .\t' r'¦ -\u2018ïi ** Appointment of New Manager Was Opposed by Chairman of Water Department\u2014Aldermen Wanted to Change Minutes of Last Meeting\u2014Extension of Authority to Water Department Was Cau^9 £f Trouble\u2014Minutes Finally Passed and Motion Restricting Supervision to Gas and Electric Departments Carried.MISTOOK COMPANION FOR A BEAR.EDMONTON.Alta., Aug.3.\u2014Mis- ' taking him for a bear, O.C.Baillie ; was shot dead by his partner, W.W.I Gregory, eleven miles east of Moun- 1 British Interests Control Three of Largest Companies in Philippines.I he said, \u201cfor handwriting on the | tain Park on Sunday night accord- An official statement issued late last night showed the\tbig war of Asia, tag^to information ree, t by the Soviet armies had reached a line running from Kossaki to Ciechanowicz, which is only sixty miles from this city, with which it is connected by an excellent automobile highway.Great masses of Bolshevists have been flung against the Polish breastworks defending the part of Brest-Litovsk east of the River Bug.Fugitives who arrived here last night from that city reported that the Soviet forces were in control of the eastern half of the town.It is officially admitted that the Russians have reached Mielnika, northeast of Brest-Litovsk.Far to the southeast, near Brody, the Bolshevists have rushed reinforcements into the line1 and it is said a terrific attack will be launched there for the purpose of capturing Lemberg before an armistice is declared.SOVIET FORMED IN PARTS OF POLAND J Provincial police.Court Martials Will Take Over Duties Of Crown Tribunals In Ireland Under T\u2019;e Provisions Of Latest Irish Bill Military Courts Will Also Take Over the Duties of Coroners and Will Have the Power to Decide Cases Without a Jury\u2014The Courts Will Be Given the Power to Compel Witnesses to Attend Hearings and Enforce Orders for the Presentation of Documents.* * \u201cCHEER UP AND GET TOGETHER.\u201d SAYS PREMIER.(Associated Press Despatch) ONDON, Aug.3.\u2014Duties of.,.jo rx .i \\\t1.Crown tribunals in Ireland will | * (Associated Press Despatch)\t*mli be taken over by court martial, j\t^ LONDON, August 3.\u2014A Provisional Soviet has been formed m the even to the extent of settling civil j parts of Poland that have been occupied by Soviet troops, according to a disputes, infliction of fines and the !\t* wireless message received here from Moscow today.Julian Maakievsky is\tof a^u^ad^r^\"ste°r^s ^ * Port La Prairie, Man., Aug.chairman of the newly formed body, adds the despatch.The Soviet has , theVw JriThBiîl whichwas made * 3\u2014\u201cCheer up and get togeth-issued a manifesto to the laborers of Poland exhorting them to rise \u201cagainst : pUb]ic this morning.Military courts |\t*\ter\u201d.This, said\tPremier Meigh- Piksudsky Bourgeoisie land owner government.\u201d\tj will also take over the duties of j\t^\te2\tî?\tan\ta^^r|ss\t^ people The manifesto declares that a stable peace between Russia and Poland coroners, and will have the power to! * of Portage La Prairie yes-is only possible through Soviets of the worker*.\tdecide cases without jury.In trials (Associated Press Despatch) ¦ MANILA, Aug.3.\u2014British ir.ter-! ests have secured control of the three largest cocoanut oil companies in the Philippines, which have been consolidated into the Philippine Refining Corporation with a capital of ten million dollars.Lord Leverhulme, chairman of the Board of Directors of Lever Brothers, Limited, of Eng-! land, and extensively connected with ! soap interests in Canada, becomes chairman of the board of the new i company.MUCH DAMAGE DONE BY FIRE AT WINNIPEG ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS POSTPONED (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, August 8.\u2014'Negotiations for an armistice between Poland and Soviet Rusia have been delayed, according to a wireless despatch received here from Moscow.It says the Polish delegation left Baranovitchi for Warsaw on Monday to present to its government the Soviet demand that the Polish delegates lie given mandates for signing, not only an armistice agreement, but also a proctocol setting forth fundamental conditions of peace.\u201cWithout this,\u201d the message declared, \u201cit will be impossible to conclude an armistice.\u2019\u2019 The Polish delegation was empowered to merely arrange for a halting of hostilities.The Soviet delegates proposed that another meeting of the (armistice commissioners he held at Minsk on August 4th, the despatch says.FIGHTING TO CONTINUE UNTIL AUGUST 4TH (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Aug.8.\u2014A despatch to the London Times from Warsaw, dated Monday at noon, says a staff officer, who accompanied the Polish delegation to the Bolshevik front, has returned to Warsaw and reports that the delegates arrived at the point where the armistice is to be negotiated.The Polish government has been (informed that the Bolshevik high command had issued orders that hostilities shall continue until August 4th.The Times says it learns the SLlthuanian government has accented the Russian proposal for a mixed commission representing the two (governments to sit at Vilna and ar-s-ango for the execution of the \u2022clauses of the peace treaty of July 12.RETREAT OF THE POLES HAS BEEN BLOCKED (Associated Press Despatch) BERLIN, Aug.3.\u2014The stiffening of the Polish resistance la ascribed |>y the Tageblutt\u2019s correspondent to the arrival at the front of the const of the now volunteer forces.^geat COMMUNINISTS SENT- * ENCED TO PRISON & TERMS.\tiff: & # « * * * * * * * * * » * & * » * * * * * « * * «5 * * * * * #*!!* (Associated Press Despatch.) CHICAGO, Aug.3.\u2014William B.Lloyd( millionaire socialist, and nineteen other members of Communist labor party, were found guilty of conspiracy to overthrow the government of United States and given terms varying from one to five years.Lloyd got five years and two thousand dollar fine.The Polish retreat has slowed down on the River Pissa, which rises in the Mazurian Lakes and flows into the Narew near Novgorod.A mass of Bolshevik infantry In the vicinity of Lomza is reported to be moving on V.(.rsaw, supported in the centre by General Budenny\u2019s cavalry.The Poles have obtained some successes south of Brody after hard fighting.The.Polish lines of retreat, from I.omza, Pultusk, Os-troff and Skobe for crimes punishable by death, however, one person, who need not be an officer, shall sit as one of the judges.He must be appointed by the Viceroy from a list approved by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland or the Lord Chief Justice of England.The courts will be given the power to compel witnesses to attend hearings and enforce orders for the presentation of ducuments.Persons convicted by them may be imprisoned in any part of Great Britain.The bill tpakes provision for excluding Ulster from the working of the law by stipulating that it shall be effective in the whole or any part of Ireland.& terday, \u201cis what Canadians #\tshould do if they are to #\teliminate existing differences #\tand unrest.\u201d He especially & & urged the need for better un- S>- derstanding between English #\tand French Canadians.\t¦& #\t* Civic Light and Power Plant Was Badly Damaged by Flames.WINNIPEG, Man., Aug.3\u2014A fire broke out among the riveting equip- j ment of the new work at the Winnipeg civic light and power plant at! Point Du Bois, yesterday afternoon,! and spread rapidly to the 500 gallon oil tank inside the plant, the explosion resulting spilling burning oil all about and causing the burning of in- ! sulation off all wiring inside the building.Light and power were shut off from the city\u2019s system from about three p.m.until nearly eight o\u2019clock.MUCH Ado About Nothing\u201d ably describes the character of by far the greater part of last evening\u2019s meeting of the City Council, when an hour and a half was frittered away on a vague and technical discussion as to whether the City Fathers could or should reject the minutes of the last meeting, a special session, at which the appointment of a new managing engineer, namely Mr.H.E.Pawson, for the city\u2019s public utilities was recommended and ratified.The meeting had barely opened when, in the midst of the reading of the minutes, Aider-man Tetrault, chairman of the Water Department, was on his feet recriminating against the action of the council in engaging a new manager for the various departments and stating that he considered that, before allowing a new man to assume control of the several branches of service, the water committee should have been advised of the intention of placing the appointee in control of this latter department also.This point of view was concurred in by Alderman Tetrault, who waxed vehement in his denunciation of the practice of bringing \u201ca stranger here to gain experience at the expense of the city.\u201d Alderman Trudeau proposed that the motion adopted at the previous meeting be rescinded and a new vote be taken on the question.Here Mayor Denault sought to pour oil on the troubled waters and urged the Aiderinen to consider the matter fairly and without acrimony.\u201cWe are here to carry on the business of the city, and we can only do this by respecting one another.The minutes of the last meeting cannot be changed, and the sole legal way to proceed is to pass the minutes, then bring in another motion if necessary.\u201d Alderman Delorme contended that the minutes could be rejected, and Alderman Tetrault reiterated his avowal to oppose them.Alderman Edwards rose to explain that it was strange that there was so much misunderstanding over a matter that was considered settled.When Mr.Desbaillets left the service, the Council had been told that it would be a good idea to ask for a business manager for all the city\u2019s utilities and this idea had found favor with the Aldermen.Accordingly, the secretary had advertised for a manager for \u201cthe public utilities\u201d and some forty applications had been received.Of this number, one from Mr.H.E.Pawson, manager of the city public utilities of Prince Albert, who was considered to have the necessary qualifications, was favorably considered, and the chairman of the gas and electric committee Interviewed the members of his committee and obtained their consent to his engagement.The matter was brought up in a report of the committee presented at the last meeting, because the question had to be settled immediately, and the Council decided to accept this man at a salary of three hundred dallars a month, starting from September first.The new manager was to be considered as temporarily employed for four months, when, if his ser-; vices were held to be satisfactory, I he would be permanently installed.I If Alderman Tetrault objected to his | supervision of the Water Depart-; ment, he would be able to dispense with his services.It was not the intention of the committee to alter the present status of any of the city superintendents now in office, but only to give them the benefit of the experience and technical training of a man who was apparently qualified to render efficient and useful services.Alderman Forest added his objection to those already registered, and thought that the committee was a little hasty in asking a new manager to come, before \u201cthe action of the council at the last meeting had been ratified by acceptance of the minut- *- *- General Manager Needed.1 Mayor Denault again expressed his disapproval of the criticism and ! bitterness manifested.\"If anyone ;had objections, they should have been j voiced when the matter was being ! considered at the last meeting.This | is not the time to comment on the j competence of the superintendents of \u2019 the various departments.If the (chairman of the Water Department does not wish his department to be given the benefit of another man\u2019s ! training, he does not have to accept it.\u201d Mayor Denault thought that a ! general manager was needed, and | cited the advantages that had ac* j crued to the city through the ex-; perience and assiduity of the pre-i vious incumbent.Alderman Brault, who up to the .present had been content to listen without voicing an opinion, stated, î at the Mayor\u2019s request, that he present his views, that if anything were to be done, the present was the opportune time, before the minutes had received the sanction of the meeting.He suggested changing the wording of the motion to read \u201cmanager of gas and electric departments only\" instead of \u201cmanager of public utilities.\u201d Alderman Edwards opposed this and promised that if any de-(Continued on page 7) #- LIGHTHOUSES ARE RAIDED BY BANDS.#- -» (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Aug.3.\u2014Armed raiders held up the occupants of the Mizen Head Lighthouse, County Cork, on Saturday and took away twelve hundred rounds of signalling ammunition.The Rosslare Coastguard Station was also raided and the signalling apparatus taken.According to some of the newspapers yesterday successive raids on lighthouses have been one of the reasons for diverting trans-Atlantic liners from Queenstown.Mail Train Was Held Up.-*\u2022 #-* (Associated Press Despatch) DUBLIN, Aug.8.\u2014A mail train running between Noate and Athlone was stopped by raiders Monday night and all mail matter and parcels were carried off.*- 1 *- Sinn Fein Member Resigns.LONDON, Aug.3.\u2014 Diannid Lynch, Sinn Fein M.P., and food controller of the Republican Government, has resigned, on ground of differences of opinion between Dcvalera have become com- and leader of the Irish party in the (Continued on Pago 10.) United S ta tea.A Real Old-Fashioned Hold-Up Staged Aboard Train By Three Men-Mounted Police Are On The Trail Of Bandits Foreigners Held Up Conductor and Passengers on Train Running from Lethbridge Through the Crow\u2019s Nest Pass Last Evening\u2014Bandits Jumped Off Train as It Slowed Up Rounding a Curve\u2014The Capture of the Bandits, It Is Felt, Will Be a Matter of But a Few Hours.knew nothing of the affair until the train reached Sentinel.The mounted police of all towns between Lethbridge and Femie are on the trail of the robbers and the people of Coleman, Blairmaire and other (Associated Press Despatch) CALGARY, August 3.\u2014Three men who are described as foreigners, held up at Sentinel, near the British Columbia boundary, the conductor and passengers of the C.P.R.Train, running from Lethbridge through the Crow\u2019s Nest Pass shortly before six o\u2019clock last night.They suddenly appeared with guns and passed through the passenger cars, taking all the money they could i \u2014.» \u2014-.- ¦ collect from passengers.It is not\t.known how much money they secur-,\t** ed but the conductor tiad a consid- *\t* erable amount of money on him f THE WEATHER * which they got away with.The three\t4* men were passengers on the train+ from Lethbridge and are known to the police.They are Calgary men and are amateurs.places are also joining tn the chase.The capture of the bandits, it is felt, will be a matter of but a few hours.There was a fairly large number of passengers on the train.FAIR\u2014SHOWERS TOMORROW ______-\tThe weather has been fair and The hold-up was conducted while ! C00I In Ontario and Quebec.Show-the train was running and as the1 ers have occurred throughout the train slowed up around the mountain Maritime Provinces and in many curves, near Sentinel, the robbers jumped off and made their escape.The train was in charge of conductor Sam Jones, of Cardstone, and \u2022aiginecr Alexander.The engineer parts of the West.Light to vioderite winds, fair and warmer today.Wednesday southwest winds, fair at first, followed by showers, j^r-r LARGE AND SMALL This Bank is equipped to render compléta banking facilities to individuals, partnerships and companies, both large and small.With branches throughout every province of Canada.and correspondents in all parts of the world, your banking business will be handled with promptitude and at the minimum of expense.Our facilities are at your disposât THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL RESERVE FUND $15,000,000 $15,000,000 To Manufacturers, Exporters Importers and Others\u2014 Through our chain of 695 Branches, stretching from Newfoundland to tho Pacific Coast, throughout the West Indies and in Central and South America, we can offer you a Banking Service of unexcelled efficiency.MONTHLY COMMERCIAL LETTER Write for our Monthly Commercial Letter to our Foreign Trade Department, Montreal, Que.THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA LONDON\tPARIS\tNEW YORK\tBARCELONA Total Resources .$ 35,000,000 Total Assets\t.ve.$587,000,000 700075 8 3MEKBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1920.^- Bringing Up Father c COPYRIGHT 1919, By George McManus |VJACi4IE-T*M (COIN' OUT ANT \\ oom\u2019t know whaV time, i ll n SL North.Telephone 71.jiX H.BRYCE.C.G.A., ACCOUNTANT.WJ ¦» Auditor.15 Quebec St., Sherbrooke.ADVOCATES fllTELLS, V/HITE & LYNCH.ADVO-% W catea.Merchants Bank Bldg., Sherbrooke.r1 RASER.RITGG & MTGNAULT, ADVO- catoB, Q.C.R.Building.¦VT ICOL, L AZURE, COUTURE & KING, 95 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.AWRENCE.MORRIS &.McIVER, AD.vocates, etc., Sherbrooke.»0'BREADY & PANNETON.ADVOCATES.15.5 Wellington St.C.TRACY, ADVOCATE, 187 WEL- G» ling ton Street.P.ENGLAND, ADVOCATE, anaville.Quo.COW EWING & McFADDEN ADVOCATES.112 St.Janies Street, Montreal.J.Armitage Ewing, K.C.George S.McFadden, K.C.L.Ed.Choquette Anthracite and Bituminous COAL All rail shipments.Orders solicited.I'urnham, Que.Dr.C.H.P.Moore DENTIST Cowansville, Que.Telephone 128\t* LIVE POULTRY WANTED! We buy all kinds of Live Poultry, nlso New Laid Eggs, for whicli we pay the highest possible price.Shipping Orates and Cases supplied freo on application.Eastern Townships Poultry Farms, Limited BEDFORD AND DISTRICT NEWS Daily Reports from Correspondents of What Is Going On in Various Communities.PEARCETON A live correspondent for Pearce-ton is wanted.Write News Editor, Sherbrooke Daily Record.IRON HILL Mr*.Thomas A.Shufelt and Master Franklin, have returned home to Farnham after three weeks at \u201cThe Knoll,\u201d with Mrs.C.Austin.Mr.and Mrs.D.F.Sweet went to Fulford on Sunday, and were accompanied home by Mrs.Roby Peacock, of Farnham.Mr.A.Robertson, from Chicago, is visiting at \u201cThe Highlands\u201d a few days with his family.Arrivals at \u201cThe Highlands\u201d include: Mr.and Mrs.Mathers and children; Misses Alexander, Mrs.Slimas and Miss Connie Hutcheson, all of Montreal.Mrs.D.Mason and Miss Naida returned home to Montreal on Saturday after spending their holidays at \u201cThe Highlands.\u201d Mr.M.E.Bullard and Mr.Robt.Mason went to Knowlton on Sunday.Mr.Jason -Hastings, Mrs.L.M.Ruiter and Mrs.F.D.Shufelt attended the funeral of the late J.P.Tur- Delivered in çealed packages to insure cleanliness and purity CATElLI VS Hirondelle Spaghetti Our Cook Book tells how to Spaghetti and Ready Cuts in Write for Copy - jrepare Macaroni, 15 different ways.- It\u2019s Free THE C.H, CATELLI CO., LIMITED, \u2022 MONTREAL.[P MONTREAL.companied bv Mr.and Mrs.Herman Hulburd who will make an extended Stay in Edmonton, after which they will go to Kinusso in the Peace River District, to visit Mr.and Mrs.Windsor Rice.Mrs.E.F.Currie went to Montreal to see them off.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church is holding a lawn social on the church grounds on Tuesday evening next.A good programme has been prepared, Miss Kathleen Hicks, who isT-an accomplished elocutionist, being among those who will take part.SUTTON The many friends of Mrs.J.W.Sullivan (nee Rhoda A.French), of Burlington, Vt., who recently underwent two very serious operations at ____________________________________ the Royal Victoria Hospital Mouther at Cowansville, on Monday.Much jrea^ .w\u2018^ ke glad to hear she is prosympathy is felt for Mrs.Turner in ; grossing nicely, her sad bereavement._________- SELBY LAKE WEST BROME Mr.and Mrs.John Barrington, of Springfield, Mass., and Mrs.Fred Barrington, of Waterloo, were recently calling on Mrs.Hattie Blunt.Miss Gladys Symington, of Fre-lighsburg, is visiting her friend, Mrs.B.R.Mizener.Mr.and Mrs.B.R.Mizener anSiEaymor>d Hall 691, Maryetta Jelli- THE RESULTS OF EXAMS AT COWANSVILLE Final Examination Results Have Been Announced\u2014Other General Notes.COWANSVILLE, QUE., Aug.3\u2014 The results of the June examinations at Cowansville Academy, as received from Quebec, are as follows: Grade XI.\u2014Mildred Mason 710, Dorothea Pickel 653, Rhett Ford 511.Grade X.\u2014Sherman Rodger, 921, Mildred Chadsey 886, Mary Sweet 879, Bernice B-weet 816.Helen Beach 749, Kathleen Palmer 693, Clara Homer 673, Marguerite Doak 639, Malcolm Doak 635, Marion Collins 599.Grade IX.\u2014Hazel McPhee 850, Martha Webster 817, Mary Gates 800, Elsie McPhee 747, Eldon Mc-Clatchie 618.Grade VIII.\u2014Ethel Bemham 783, Eric Hawley 773, Rowena Cotton 715, Mrs.Jasper Van Antwerp entertained on Wednesday afternoon last in honor of Miss Kathleen Kelly.The guests included Misses Christie Frary, Ada Tait, Eda Howe, Jean Laing, Edileen Shepard, Marcedais I Paquette.Refreshments were serv-j their guests, Miss Symington and!f°u d73, Grace Beard 669, Shirley ^/r11 t u\t,\t,\tMr.and Mrs.C.A.Mizener and Miss! Sweet 655, Gerald Hawk 651, Tessie Mrs.J.Hutcheson and son have Lena Derby, of Clareneeville, went mvEryden 648, Gordon Durkee 632, returned, to Montreal after a pleas- a motor trip to St.Albans and other (Eeen Jellifou 630, Helena McClure anthohdT?y a\u201d the Lakeview.\t| points.\t|605, Herman Stowe 592, Eunice Bell Mrs.Harry Jackson very pleas- j Mrs.T.Robinson, Master Clesson 585.antly entertained at \u201cbridge\u201d on}and Miss Eileen, of Three Rivers r riday_ _evening in honor of her have been the guests of Mr.and Mrs! aunt, Miss Jackson, of Montreal.Miss Elsie Tait, of Frelighsburg, and Miss Wilhelmina Tait, of St.Laurent, were the guests of Mrs.Van Antwerp on Wednesday.Mrs.J.F.Yeats, of Dunham, entertained at a delightful picnic at the Lake on Tuesday in honor of Mrs.Sutton and 'Miss Lucy Sutton, of Montreal.Mrs.H.Jackson spent a few days in Montreal the past week.Mr.Reid Small and party, of Dunham, were at the Lake on Friday.Miss Glenna Martin, of Notre Dame de Grace, was visiting Miss Effie Chadburn at \u201cThe Fold\u201d a few days the past week.Miss Stella Doherty, of Dunham, was the guest of Mrs.D.Carleton at \u201cCamp Brownie\u201d over the weekend.Mrs.H.Hutcheson, Misses Jean Clunas, Queenie Gibson, Helen Steele, Arnot Teel and Louis Steele attended the dance at Frelighsburg on Thursday evening.Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Smith and Mrs.Will McElroy, of Dunham, were calling on Mrs.Lawrence Lister at the Lake on Friday.Messrs.George Hodgson and Lear lie Overing, of Montreal, and Sydney Taylor, of Granby, were guests at \u201cCamp Brownie\u201d on Friday.Mrs.Arthur Selby entertained Mrs.Whyck, of Montreal, and Miss Carrie Baker, of New York, at her cottage on Thursday.Mrs.D.Carleton and Mrs.Arthur Laing attended the Ladies\u2019 Aid at Mrs.W.McKelvey\u2019s on Thursday.BROME CENTRE Mr.and Mrs.N.W.Miller spent the week-end in Sutton, guests of Mr.J.B.Miller.Recent guests at Mr.J.Worden\u2019s were: Miss Inez Young, of Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.Dan Greene, Mrs, B.Sweet and Mrs.Williams, of Knowlton; Mrs.Townsend and daughter, Eleanor, and Miss Eva Sweet, of Montreal.Miss Mary Vernal, daughter of Mr.G.E.Vernal, is quite ill with scarlet fever.Owing to illness in the neighborhood, the ice cream social which was to have been held on the church lawn on August 7th., will be postponed for an indefinite time.Mrs.T.E.Miller, of Knowlton, was calling at Mrs.M.Miller\u2019s Friday.Mr.and Mrs.J.Russell and little daughter, of Knowlton, were guests at Mr.A.St.Martins\u2019 on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs C.Hastings and son, Justin Hastings, also Mrs.M.Hastings and daughter, Vera, and Mr.Munsey, of Brome, were calling at Mr.A.M.Vernal\u2019s Sunday.Quite a few from here attended the Sacred Music Service at the conference grounds, Knowlton, on Sunday.Hugh Miller.Mr.Albert Knowlton with his granddaughters, the Misses Allen, of Montreal, are at Mr.W.G.Knowl-ton's.Miss A.Snodgrass was home from Waterloo, for the week end.Haying has been retarded greatly by the continued rain.Very few have finished.REEDSDALE of the General Notes.Mr.Reginald Dean, of Montreal, was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.O.Dean over the week end.Mrs.Enoch Buzzell and Mrs.E.A.Buzzell ,of Abbotsford, are spending two weeks at Old Orchard Beach, Me.Mr.Ned Buzzell went to Abbotsford, on Thursday.Mr.Finnigan, of Farnham, was in town on Saturday, and was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Z.Rheaume.Dr.Moors went to Montreal on Friday, on business._ Mr.Buster McClatchie went to Knowlton for a few days.Miss G.Decker went to Farnham on Saturday, and was the guest of FARMER WAS BADLY HURT AT KNOWLTON Mr.Hicknott Lies in a Serious Condition as the Result of an Accident.KNOWLTON, August 3.\u2014 Mr.Hickmott, a farmer in this section, had the misfortune to receive serious injuries when the pole to his wagon broke while drawing a load of hay down a hill.The team, both young horses, ran away and dragged his some distance, breaking several bones, besides causing several flesh wounds.His condition was such that he was unable to be moved to the hospital until Sunday night.It is feared not much can be done for him.ofriTfEl »! ii General Notes.Messrs.Curley and Moffatt shipped live stock here on Monday.Price paid for hogs, 17, 18 and 19 cents.Mr.Donald Miller joined the staff at the Molson\u2019s Bank here on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.O.E.Spinney and Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Spinney spent Sunday at their sister\u2019s, Mrs R.H.Peardon, Eastman, Que.Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Knowlton, and Mr.and Mrs.Fred Knowlton, of Bolton Pass, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.O.E.Spinney.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Farrow, of Concord, N.H., spent part of last week with Mr.and Mrs.M.T.El-dridge.Mrs.J.N.Marsh and Miss Ethel Marsh have returned home after visiting relatives in Greenfield and Springfield, Mass., and in Newport, Vt.Week-end guests at Mr.J.N.Robinson\u2019s Hotel were Mayor Martin and party of five from Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Reed, of Greenville, Maine; Mr.S.W.Young, Mr.and Mrs.H.F.Downing, of Dexter, Maine; Mr.and Mrs.Jacobs, of Enosburg, Vt.; Messrs.A.Pickle and G.Cavanaugh, of Farnham; Mr.and Mrs.A.F.Ross, and Miss Ross, of Montreal; the Misses Watt and Sands, of Montreal, spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Fay.Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Fleury and daughters are on their holidays, spending part of the time in Joliette, Que.Mrs.A.C.Paintin went to Montreal for a week with her sister, Mrs.Hartley.Mr.A.A.Swift, of Montreal, spent Sunday at his home here.Mrs.Lawden, of Montreal, is a guest of her sister, Mrs.C.W.Buchanan.Miss Grace Proctor, who has been SOCIAL HELD AT SUTTON WAS BIG SUCCESS C U N A R D ANCHOR A N CH O R - D O N A LOS O N.REGULAR SERVICES^ ftlontreal-Glasgow Auk.7 | Sept.11 j Oct.16 .Cassandri» Aug, 21 | Sept.25 j Oct.80\t.Saturnia N.Y.-Glasgow (via Moville) Sept.11 j Oct.9 | Nov.6 .Columbia New York-Liverpool Aug.14 | Sept.11 i Oct.9 .*K.Aug.VJct.Aug.21 | Sept.18 .\u2019Caronia N.Y.-Ply.Cher.& London Sept.18 | Oct.25 j Dec.4 .Caronia N.Y.-Cherbourg, Southampton.Aug.28 | Sept.22 .Aquitania Aug.12 j Sept.9 f Oct.7 .Imperator Sept.2 j Sept.80.Mauretania N.Y.Dubrovnik & Trieste July 31 .Italia .N.Y., Naples, Dubrovnik & Trieste Aug.28 .Pannonia \u2022\u2014Via Queenstown.for rates of parage, freight and furthe» particulars apply to local agents or THE ROBERT REF0RD CO., LTD.GENERAL AGENTS 20 HOSPITAL STREET 98-25 ST.SACRAMENT STREET MONTREAL.?.Q.Personals and Other General News Items from Sutton and District.SUTTON, August 8.\u2014The social under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Church was quite a success and well attended, through the weather was very unagreeable.A short programme, consisting of a recitation by Miss Mildred Greely; two vocal solos by Miss Bair; and two solos by the Rev.A.Fairbain, was much appreciated by the audience.General Notes.Mr.and Mrs.Neeland French motored here from Farnham, calling on Mrs.C.N.Boright on Sunday.A Baseball game was played here on Saturday between Sutton and Brome, resulting in favor of Sutton, by 18 to 8.Mrs.Annie Wiggins, of Richford, ! Vt., is stopping at Mr.David Bickford\u2019s.Miss Evelyn Derby, of Richford, Vt., was at home over Sunday.Mrs.Jarvis was spending a day recently in Montreal.Nurse Hattie O\u2019Brien, of Montreal, is staying with her sister, Mrs.C.N.Boright, for a week.Mr.and Mrs.S.B.moving into the Mr.R.J.Parsons house.CPflQOS TO EUROPE QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL I Aug.4 j Sept.1 .Victorian Aug.11 j Sept.8\t.Emp.France FROM MONTREAL TO Aug.7\u2014Minnedoea .Liverpool Aug.18\u2014Pretorian Glasgow Aug.18\u2014Scotian .Havre.Lon.Aug.14\u2014Metagama .Liverpool Aug.20\u2014Tunisian .Havre.Lon.Aug.21\u2014Corsican .Liverpool Aug.28\u2014Scand\u2019vn .\u2019Antwerp Aug.28\u2014Mclita .Liverpool Sept.10\u2014Grampian .\u2019Antwerp Sept.8\u2014Sicilian.Glasgow Sept.11\u2014Miimedosa .Liverpool \u2019\u2014Via Southampton.^CANADIAN PACIFIC, .OCEAN SERVICES 41 St.James Street^ Montreal farm work, though he celebrated his eighty-sixth birthday on July 28th.Miss Alta Hoskins was in Montreal last week, a guest of Elwin Longeway.Mr.and Mrs.Moore and three children and Mr.Berry, of Montreal, have been the guests at Mr.W.Kemp\u2019s.Miss Effie Mills, of New Yoi-k City, is here spending her vacation of two weeks with her mother, Mrs.Palmer arc | L.Mills.Miss Lena Poirier is visiting her sister in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Karl Barrett, Sherbrooke, spent Thursday guests of Miss Mary Lowery.Mrs.S.Cauich has been visiting\tauu was eue guest oirp p p her mother and brother on Chaffers her parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Cm: R'®taJlon at present Hill.\ti Decker\tMiss Taylor, of Montreal, a friend Mr and Mrs.W J.Lowery left) Mr.E.Pelltier, of Farnham, was ?f aml ^ D- f1- MacDonald, | for their home in Boston on Satur-lhome for the week end.\tis st°PPm?at the Lake View House .\t! Miss Jessie Brown, of Montreal, j ° mLS' t -, r, , ,\t,1 Miss Mary Lowery and her bro- was the guest of her parents Mr !,\\r'^r\t\u2019^as'\tand ther Herbert spent Sunday last with : aftd Mrs.G.W.Brown, over the'week ;lr'aaV Mrs- Thos- Browrl' of Bred-, their uncle and aunt at King\u2019s Cor-lend.\tjlord, Mass., are guests of Mr.and ner.\tMr.D.Pickel went to Farnham on\\ M\\5, Walter Davis, Main street.Miss Mildred Canning arrived ! Saturday, and was the guesT of her -, Mr.Rene White, of Plessisville, Mr.and Mrs.Howard Teaver of Î Miss Beatrice McClarty left Sut-East Hill, were calling on friends I ton on Wednesday night for a trip here.\tj around the world, a companion of a Miss Dorothy Newton, of Boston, lady friend, visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.and lis visiting at the home of Mr.F.L.| Mrs.James Patten and Miss Bris-Mrs.J.A.Proctor, has returned tojSaffoid.\ti lain, of Brome, were in Sutton on her home in Barton, Vt.\t| Messrs.V.Shufelt and E.E.Derby! Saturday.Mr.C.O.Jones, of Frost Village,1 are doing Mr.W.Westover\u2019s haying, j Mrs.C.H.Chatfield went to Mon-is relieving Mr.J.A.Proctor in the .Mr.Westover is able to oversee hisj treal on Friday.1 PACIFIC home last week from Montreal.j\\îr.R.Gingras and daughter were visiting friends at Ste, Julie on Sunday.Misses Carrie and Florence Patterson, of Rectory Hill, were calling on Miss Carmen Gallagher on Sun- and Mrs.A.J.Morissette.parents.Mr.and Mrs.Van Pickel.Miss Hill went to Newport, Vt., on Sunday, for a few days.Mr.Charlie Morissette has returned to Granby, after spending two weeks\u2019 vacation with his parents, Mr.day.QUEBEC ALDERMAN IS HONORED BY THE POPE Alderman Mercier Given Title of Knight Commander of Si.Gregory the Great.(Associated Press Despatch) QUEBEC, August 3.\u2014Alderman Joseph Mercier, representing Belvedere Ward in the City Council, has received from His Eminence Cardinal Begin, the title of Knight Commander of St.Gregory the Great.The title was recently conferred by Pope Benedict, in recognition of the services rendered by Alderman Mercier to his church and his parish.Mr.Clare Buzzell, of Montreal, was: the week end guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.N.Buzzell.Mr.K.McMillen, of Montreal, was the guest of his parents over the week end.Mr.and Mrs.B.Hill, of St.Law-rence, was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.j B.Lacroix over the week end.| Mr.Bill Windman went to Mont-j real on Sunday for a few days.Mr.C.Gleason, of Montreal, was home for the week end.Mr.C.Jones and Mr.A.Ross mot- the city-ored to Knowlton on Saturday.Mr.R.Gagnon went to Farnham on Friday.A great number of the young people of Cowansville motored to Knowlton on Saturday, and attended the dance at the Lake View House.Que., is visiting his parents here.Mr.F.Blean, of Montreal, is spending a couple of weeks with his brother, Mr.Ed.Blean.Mrs.D.M.MacDonald has returned home from Scotstown, Master Hewitt remaining with his grandmother there for a time.Mr.Ernest Ball, of New York City, is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Ball.OLD RESIDENT OF CALGARY DEAD.(Associated Press Despatch) CALGARY.Aug.3.\u2014Dr.J.D.Lafferty, of the pioneers of Western Canada, died here suddenly on Thursday.He had been a resident of Calgary since 1884, and an ex-mayor of CZEMA Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements in this issue.You are not experiment-in g when you use Ur.Chase\u2019s Ointment for Eczema and Skin Irritations.It relieves at once and gradually heals the skin.Sample box Ur.Chase\u2019s Ointment free if you mention this paper and send 2c.stamp for postage.GOe.a box: all dealers or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited.Toronto.\t__\u2014________ FARM SIS TO WINNIPEG Plus '/2c.per mile beyond =3\tExcursions August 9t!r and IGth, 1920\t||| Hi From Stations in the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario\u2014Tor- HI =S onto, Pembroke and East, but not north of Parry Sound, Ont.ü= ܧ Fare Returning: Vic.per mile to Winnipeg plus $20 to starting Ü?=1= No Change of Cars between East and West on the C.P.R.\ti|| Hg For information apply to nearest Canadian Pacific Agent or to 5== J.A.METIVIER, City Passenger Agent, Quebec Central §|| HI\tRailway Building.Phone 130.\ti§§ .illTlIIII ffFBSai BEDFORD J OSTEK, QUii.The monthly meeting of the W.C.T.U.will be held at the residence, of Mrs.A.S.McCaw, Upper Bedford on Friday next.Owing to the severe rain on Saturday, the game which was scheduled to have been played between the Torrington Company\u2019s team and the Suton nine had to be called off.Mr?.Hiram Campbell spent several days last week with Sirs.Lorenzo Thomas.Dutch street, and at present; is with her niece, Mrs.Windsor Aleombrnck, Philipshurg Rond, before returning to her home at Morses Line, Vt, Mrs.Henry Roy who has spent the pant week at Knowlton, returned home on Sunday.Mr.Roy motored over on Saturday.Mr, J.Bonneau, of Montreal, has been in town for several days during | the past week.Mr.and Mrs, Frank Guthrie am Mr, Robert Carter motored to Si.Alba mi, Vt., on Thursday, Mr.Diivid J.Held and Mr, Wilbur Borden have gone to Torrington, Conn.Mr, Gordon Hulburd left on Friday for Ida home In Edmonton, uc- Üil&wS & ihuununudiiiumu ii SALT First Thing in the Morning The man who smiles before breakfast is the man glowing with health and vitality\u2014who has enjoyed a good night's sleep\u2014and ia ready for something good to eaC He tokos a moming glass of Abbess Salt to keep hU stomach sweet, his bowels regular, his kidneys clear, his blood pure and cool He likes Abbey\u2019s Salt because It is sp invigorating and refreshing.Try it yourself.\t\t\t\t\t L llilimic'jiiljffîs < : PAGE FOUR '\"* SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1920> \u201cThe Home of Good Muhc.\" Established 1863 \t \t yj8ggggSina;iafagBK£\u201d PIANO BARGAINS 1 Steinway Grand, medium size, rosewood case, thoroughly repaired and in good condition.1 Heintzman & Co.Upright Piano, 7 1 -3 octave, dark case.1 Foisy Upright Piano, 7 1 -3 octave, mahogany case.1 Autopiano, slightly used, 88-note, mission case.4 Specially good Square Pianos.Special sale price-list on application.Every instrument in the list has been carefully repaired and are guaranteed in good condition.Cash and monthly payments.It will pay you to see the collection of used Pianos.H.C.WILSON & SONS, LTD.Wellington Street\tSherbrooke BRANCHES: Coaticook, Rock Island, Granby, Richmond, Thetford Mines.Why Hesitate ?IF YOU WILL OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH THIS COMPANY you will not regret it in the future.j Deposits bear 4 p.c.compound interest and are re-payabie on demand.A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US MAKES IT EASY TO SAVE The Sherbrooke Loan & Mortgage Company Dr.HEBuR I, Specialist At Dr.Darche\u2019s Hospital, Sherbrooke For Eyes, Ears,Nose & Throat I Fitting effilasses will be in ROCK ISLAND .Rock I»land House.1ST TUESDAY EAST .ANGUS.Aubin Hotel.2ND TUESDAY THETFORD.Commercial Hotel.3RD TUESDAY VICTOR1AVILLE.Bernier\u2019s Hotel .4TH TUESDAY B-H Paint will withstand the severe \u201cclimats test\u201d of many hard Canadian winters.Speaking more definitely still, there is one paint that carries a 100% guarantee on every can.B-H ?i English f Toy.fcwwwuUrir C&T«*4nrrn*f Ovmtin* ft.B.) PAINT PenWuuZbM Pw* Peut Famous for its covering capacity and durability.It has a base 100% pure, to which is added a fine turpentine and an exceptional linseed oil from the B-H mills.Some dealers can sell you paint which costs less per gallon than B-H, but it will not have the B-H-guarantee of quality and permanence\u2014neither will yen have the certainty that a gallon will show the greatest covering capacity.Even at the slightly higher cost of B-H you will find when the job is done that the ultimate cost is lower\u2014very much lower.Another thing, just look at any house that ws painted, maybe years ago, with B-H and see tho \u201cfinish'\u2019 that still remains.I or Sale by MARCHANT DECORATING CO., 30 Dufffrin Are.Sherbrooke, Que.J.\tftAi-jrAX MKOlClNt ?«AT LSLSLSLSljLJ BBSB35^aSESB2E!b5gaB2SK5iaBS£3?gE3^IS83®Bffiaaa YOUR SUMMER SLOGAN \"Less Meat f More Fruit.But you can t live on fruit alone.The best substitute for meat is cooked whole wheat\u2014more whole» some and nutritious and costs much less.Nothing so delicious and nourisMi^ as SlirecMecîWîimt Biscuit with Strawberries.Cover two of these crisp little loaves of baked whole wheat with ripe strawberries and cream\u2014a dish that is strer^thenir^ and satisfying MA IK-: IN CANADA You fee! fresh when you wear fresh colors \u2019VTOTHING affects you more than color.Wearing a faded blouse or frock, naturally you can neither feel nor look your best.Use and color the blouse, frock or hosiery like new.Then the next time you will have (he happy conciousness of being well dressed, without any extra outlay for new clothes.Rit washes and colors at one operation.There is no boiling and the colors are fast.Rit will neither stain the hands nor streak tha goods, and it comes in a great variety of beautiful and fashionable shades.Quickly and simply applied.No special skill required\u2014anybody can use it.Rit colors cotton, silk, light wool j*ttd is guaranteed not to injure any fabric.Ask your dealer for Rit to-day, and y ÿ |^i have a fresh blouse or frock to put on JL'LrL to-morrow.Made in Canada by THE SUNBEAM CHEMICAL COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED 84-90 Jarvis Street, Toronto, Canada i Foumlcil 1M3, Itoynl Clinrtfr 1853, Lonnoivlllr, Qnc., Cnnadn.Tlie only Colleyo in Canail.follnwitlff the Oxford and Cnmbrldae plan of throe ionic iicnilcmlP year* for Uir II.A.dricrno.The University ®f Bishop\u2019s Cellege SpliMididly Hiltmlid in n beautiful uml hrnltby locality.Directly connected with Sherbrooke CJiio., by electric tram cnrs».Kxccv»tlftîmlly hip;h ntnntlftnl of toach-Inu and di olplino timinUini d l«y a carefully ehom n Htnff, the majority of whom bold Oxfoni or Cambridsto devrrci i.Diun rci conferred in Aria, MuhIc and Divinity.A thiol lea of nil umta.including golf.|.'ccn ; Hoard »ml Room, I\u201900.00.Tuition.$7R.OO.for inCornirtUon airily to'tlu* Principnl or to the llui'Kiir, John 0.Stewart.I/Crtîlùxvlllo, I'.Q- .to .il .- \u2019.(Loi\t-rt-s * Mr.and Mrs.Forest Lord retum-,ed to Lennoxville from a very plea-isant motor trip in the United States.* * * Mrs.Robert McFadden, of Lennoxville, left yesterday for Potton Springs for a couple of weeks.?* * Miss Annie Porter-Waller, from Montreal, is spending part of her vacation with her sister, Mrs.E.Chapman, London street.* * % Dr.and Mrs.Duncan MacCallum, of Montreal, left Sunday for Boston j on their way to Bass Rock, Gloucester, for a few weeks\u2019 vacation.*\tX * Mrs.J.J.Penhale spent the week end at North Hatley, the guest of i her uncle, Mr.James Coulter and family.£ * * Mrs.Elizabeth Boyd of Lacombe, Alta., and Mrs.Amy Davis, East Angus, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.' J.A.Scale.* * * * | Mr.and Mrs.Philip MacLeod,' of Toronto, are visiting the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.H.MacLeod, Argyle street.*\t* * Mr.and Mrs.Harry W.Dolloff left today for a two weeks\u2019 visit to Miss Ella Dolloff at \u201cThe Pines\u201d Fitch Bay, Que.* * * Miss Evelyn Cork, of Magog street left yesterday afternoon for Mont-treal, where she will take up her hospital training.* * * The friends of Mrs.D.W.Stenson will be glad to hear that she is making a good recovery after a very serious operation at the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital.* * * Mrs.R.J.Fothergill, who has been visiting her sisters, the Misses Elkins at \u201cSunnyside,\u201d Melbourne street, for a couple of weeks, returned yesterday to Bergervilk.* * * Mr.and Mrs.Edmond Salois, Mr.and Mrs.D.M.McMahon and Miss Isabel McMahon left last week for a trip by motor to Boston and other American cities.Mrs.A.Ledoux, of Kings croft, is the guest of Mrs.Jarest, Brooks street.Mr.Jacob Nicol, K.C., left this morning for Montreal on professional business.* * * Mr.and Mrs.Wilfrid Lazure and little daughter, have returned from a motor trip through the White Mountains.* * \u2022 Mr.and Mrs.S.Edney and family have returned from a pleasant two weeks outing at Memphremagog.\u2022 * \u2022 Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Mercereau, Miss Grace Wilkie and Mr.E.Perry spent the week-end r.t Lake Park.* * * Mr.D.Moreau who has been spending a couple of weeks at \u201cBeausejour\u201d Magog, has returned to Sherbrooke.* * * Mrs.C.W.Clark and daughter, Beth, are spending a few weeks at Old Orchard Beach and are guests at \u201cThe Atlantic.\u201d * * * Mr.Charles Gratton, of Philadelphia with a party of friends, passed through the city yesterday on their way to Quebec and other points.* * * Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Fry and Miss Barbara Fry left this morning for Little Metis to join Mrs.C.D.White for a two weeks\u2019 vacation.* * * Miss Pearl Robinson of East Sherbrooke, has returned home after a week\u2019s visit to Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Decoteau, Brompton Road.Mr.and Mrs.S.K.Conley, of Boston, Mass., are spending a two weeks\u2019 vacation at the home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.P.Conley.* * * Mrs.Brodie, of Quebec, has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.j Dixon \u201cNear Crest Cottage,\u201d Lennoxville, for the past three weeks, j * * * Misses Jeannette and Germaine : Ledoux have returned from a visit to Miss Masse accompanied by the latter who will visit them at Little '! Lake.AUGUST SALE of FURNITURE 20%to 33% SALE DISCOUNT ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE, HOME FURNISHINGS, eto 12 Dining Room Suites at Bargain Prices From our stock of over 50 sample Dining-Room Suites, displayed on our ground floor, we have selected a dozen, which, by reason of our early or special purchases in preparation for this furniture event, you will be able to buy at prices far below their present value.Miss Bessie Fraser, nurse-in-train-j Miss Esther B.Waik, of Toronto, i ing at the Barre City Hospital, was the guest over the week-end of Barre, Vt., is spending a two weeks\u2019 1 holiday at the home of her sister, I Mrs.C.A.Beaton, 171 Belvidere street.* * * Mr.Will A.White, Sr., Portland Avenue, returned home last night after a six weeks\u2019 visit wfth relatives and friends in Sheridan, Wyoming, U.S.A.* * * Miss Maria Dessin, of St.Fran- her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.A.! B.McKee, \u201cHolmehurst,\u201d Lennox- j ville.y\" e\t*\t*\t* The Misses Florence Bryant, i Eileen Hawkins, Lena Murray .r.d j Eileen Griffith left on Sunday evening for a two week\u2019s holiday at Ca-couna.* * * The MiaSfes Lillian and Marjorie Allen of Minneapolis who have been cois, Beauce, who has been at Ste.visiting friends and relatives in Mon Anne de Beaupre for the past week, ! (real, Quebec and Richmond, spent is in the city on her way to Notre ! the week-end in Sherbrooke.Dame des Bois to visit relatives.\t*\t* * Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Price, Master Arnold Price, and Master Lawrence Ball have returned from - a pleasant two weeks\u2019 outing at \u201cCamp Racket,\u201d Bacon\u2019s Bay.Miss Mildred B.McKee, R.N., of Bellows Falls, Vt., is the guest for a few weeks of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.B.McKee, \u201cHolmehurst,\u201d Lennoxville.* * * Miss Florence Bryant, Miss Aileen Mrs.Max Weinstejn and young son spent the week-end at Edgewood Hawkins, Miss Gertrude Griffith and Cottage, Lake Massawippi, where Miss Murray, East Sherbrooke, left: Mr.and Mrs.David Echenberg are Sunday for Cacouna on the St.Law- spending the summer, rence, for a couple of weeks\u2019 stay at j\t* »\t* I the Mansion House.\ti Mr,s- J- R- Armitage and Miss * *\t*\tI Myrtie Long have returned from an j Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Dionne, Queen j auto trip to Enfield, N.H., going j Street, announce the engagement of! fr°m there to Lawrence, Mass., ! their daughter, Marie, to Mr.L.A.] where they visited their sister.Laberge, of the Merchants Bank son of Mr.C.A.Laberge, of St.Johns, P.Q.The marrigae to take place in the early part of September.* * * Miss Lillian Leonard has returned from a trip to Enfield, Boston, Doi-chestey and East Hampton, part of the trip being made by auto, and also spent a few days with relatives at Norwich Lake, Mass.* * Mr.and Mils, Guy Ward and party have left Port Stanley, Ont., for Cleveland, O., and Erie, Pa., and are returning to Lennoxville by way of Rochester, Syracuse, and Oswego, N.Y., Rouse\u2019s Point and St.Albans, Vt., a delightful section of country.* * # I Hon.E.L.Adams, American Consul, and daughter, Miss Alice, were j called to Bedford, Pa., yc sterday by Mr.and Mrs.C.D.Pitman and death of Mr.C.G.Curtis, bro-family and Mr.and Mrs.W.Pitm .,! thY ,of\tAdams Mrs.Adams Belvidere Road, have left for a twoi?ntl dau,?hYr' 41SS Katl\\l;yn> have been m Bedford for some time.*\t* X weeks\u2019 motor trip to Quebec, Riviere du Loup, Remouski.and other points of interest.* ?« Mr.Jamoi'- Swail of Wilkes Barre, Penn., Mr.Albert Swail, of Toronto, Ont., and Mr.and Mrs.Marshall McCurdy, of Roslmdale, Mass,, who were called to Sawyerville, Que., by the death of their mother, the late Mrs.Margaret Swail, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Seale, Lennoxville on Friday.Word has been received by friends in town of the marriage of Mr.A.B.Laddon, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.M.A.Laddon, formerly of this city, and now residing in Toronto, to Miss Elizabeth L.Kahn, of that city.The ceremony took place on Wednesday, July 28, at Toronto.\u2018î*\t«J* *1* ?>\t»î* *J« ?j» tj» i ?, * * ¦ CITY BRIEFLETS Mr.and Mrs.E.Gleason, York Apartments, returned last evening from a month\u2019s trip by motor to Toronto, Niagara Falls Rochester,|0LD AND WELL KNOWN PEST- N.i., and other points.They were\tl)F\\T\tA WAV joined at Newport, Vt., by Mrs.! The floral 0f the late Mr.Alfred I G.aceman, of Boston, Mis.Gleason S; j.Varney, who passed avmv ; n | niece, who accompanied them to To-jday> was hcld on Sunday afternon, ronl0,\t» *\t*\tfrom the residence of his nephew, Mr., ,,\t\u201e T,\t-,\t,jFreeman Varney, 349 Wellington Mr.and Mrs.S.R.Edney and street, South, and was largelv at-family have returned from tm en-| tended by relativea and friends of de.®ntmg ^on Lake Memphre- | ceased.Rev.Mr.Mathoson, who ., Alfred Bright.from Montreal for the week-ends.Oicli Fruit Desserts For a Trifle magog near Georgeville.During ! supplying for Rev.their stay, Mr^ Ray Edney came out 0£ gt.Andrwe\u2019s Church, conducted the service, and a quartette, under the direction of Mr.A.E.Whitehead, sang suitable hymns.The casket, on which were many beautiful floral offerings, was carried by Messrs.M.Kilburn, F.Moe, John Ross, and John Stebbir.s, and the interment was made in Elmwood cemetery.The lato Mr.Varney, who was seventy-eight years of ago, had resided in this city for about twenty years, and previous to coming to Sherbrooke, had been employed at the C.S.Clark mill at Brompton, during the greater part of h:s lire; His wife predeceased him several years A package of Jiffy-Jell serves six people in mold form, or twelve if you whip the jell: It is'a real-fruit dainty.F.ach package contains a wealth of fruit-juice essence, condensed and sealed in glass.No artificial flavor is used in Jiffy-Jell.No saccharine is used.Every housewife who once tries it will always make sure to get _ it.j ago, and during his latter days he Special Suite \u201cA\u201d, illustrated above.A handsome 9-piece William and Mary suite, whose present value is about $425.00.Large buffet, double door china cabinet with two drawers for silverware; 6 foot extension table; set genuine leather slip-seat diners.Built true to the period and finished in a beautiful satin walnut.August Special.^ v wiwW Special Suite \u201cB\u201d: Similar to Suite \u201cA,\u201d but \u201cQueen Anne\u201d design, and with single door china cabinet with two drawers for silverware.Present value $400.00.Ordered 14 months ago OOÎÏ 00 for sale this August at.fcOOiUU See This in Our Window 368.00 Solid Walnut Special Suite \u201cC\u201d is all walnut, with leather slip seat chairs.A very heavy suite.Should sell for $480.00.Special purchase from a factory which had closed down.%%$ Y.368.00 Special Suite \u201cD\u201d: A solid oak \u201cQueen Anne\u201d suite, fumed finish; 9 pieces, with genuine leather slip seat chairs; 6 foot extension table; 48 inch buffet, and single door china cabinet.$275,00 is what it is worth today.1 QO Kfî August Sale Special.I uOiUU Special Suite \u201cE\u201d: An 8-piece surface oak suite.Good furniture at prices that almost remind one of old times.48 inch buffet with 31 x 8 in.mirror; 6 ft, extension table, and set of chairs upholstered in imitation leather.0 9 C0 August Sale Special Price.OOiOU Special Suite \u201cF\u201d: \u201cQueen Anne\u201d design, fumed, 9 pieces.Buffet has shaped mirror; 5 chairs and one arm chair with pad seats; extension table and china cabinet.4 0 9 Cfl Special August Sale Price.Oti3U For this is the only quick gelatine dessert which has these bottled fruit flavors.Your choice of ten flavors\u2014try it.In Jiffy-Jell you get the delicious fruity flavor and goodness of the fruit itself.The tiiblt* oil that i* nlvraya jrood pressed from Apricot Kernels.had resided at the home of his nephew, where he passed away.He was a well known and highly respected resident of the two places Where lie had made his home, and his familiar figure will be missed j from among the older men who took i an active interest in what was going I on around them, , | His nearest relatives living arc Mr.i Win, Varney, of this city, and Mr.Albert Varney, of*Los Angeles, Cal., brothers; Mr.Freeman Varney, nephew; Mrs.Duncan Ross, of Lewiston, Me., niece; Messrs.S.Varney, Windsor Mills, E.Varney, Brompton, L.Varney, Fast Sherbrooke, and Mr.E.S.Stevens, city, all cousins.Special Suite \u201cH\u201d: A Mission style suite of solid quarter-cut oak, with cane panels.The heaviest suite ever shown in the city, and it excels in quality and workmanship suites selling up to $600.00.August Sale\t348.00 Special.Special Suite \u201cI\u201d: 8-piece suite, quarter-cut oak, fumed, Mission design.Heavy buffet; 46 inch extension table extending to 6 feet, and a set of chairs .172.00 upholstered in genuine leather.August Sale only Special Suite \u201cJ\u201d: A 9-piece suite finished in \u201cOld English,\u201d a suite in which design, workmanship and finish are far above the average.Present value $550.00.fJOC August Special.\u2019 On Display in Our Windows Solid Oak William and Mary Design 245.00 Special Suite \u201cG\u201d; 50 in.buffet, 10 x 42 in.mirror; double door china cabinet; 6 legged table ; genuine leather slip seat chairs; fumed finish.$375.00 value.Special August 245.00 Special Suite \u201cK\u201d: An 8-piece suite in solid oak; 48 in.buffet with bevelled mirror; 46 inch extension table, extending to 6 feet; set diners upholstered in genuine leather.Worth $235.00.160.00 August Sale.Special Suite \u201cL\u201d: \u201cQueen Anne\u201d suite of selected solid walnut.Long buffet; large china cabinet; extension table 52 inches in diameter, extending to 8 feet; and set of diners.This is the most beautiful set ever offered for sale by us, and very likely by anyone in this district.\tRQK 011 August Special.üîlU.UU ECHENBERG BROS.( SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD; TUE5DAY, AUGUSTT X1920.^ RAGE SIX (LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES : T-Gir!s! Make beauty lotion for I a few' cents\u2014Try It! ' Squeeze the juice of two lemons Into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at very, very small cost 1 Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of orchard white for a few cents.Massage this Sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands each day and see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft and rosy-white the skin becomes.Y\u2019esl It is harmless and never irritates.How to Rid the Arms of Objectionable Hairs (Aids to Beauty) A simplified method is here given for the quick kremoval of hairy or fuzzy growths and rarely is more than one treatment required: Mix a Stiff paste with some powdered deia-tone and water, apply to hairy surface and after 2 or 3 minutes rub off, wash the skin and every hair has vanished.This simple treatment cannot, cause injury, but care should he exercised to get real clelatone.***?+ ** + ?*¦» \u2022>*?* SPORTING NEWS * *++?++*+?+****>*?BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE (Yesterday's Results) New York 7; Chicago 0.Boston 2; Detroit 5.Boston 1; Detroit 2.Philadelphia 8; St, Louis 10.Washington 0; Cleveland 2.League Standing\t\t\t Clubs\tWon\tLost\tP.C.Cleveland .\t.66\t33\t.667 New York .\t.65\t38\t.631 Chicago .\t.61\t39\t.610 St_ Louis .\t.47\t49\t.490 Washington\t.45\t48\t.484 Boston .\t.41\t54\t.482 Detroit .\t.37\t59\t.385 Philadelphia\t.29\t71\t.290 NATIONAL LEAGUE (Yesterday's Results) St.Louis 4; Brooklyn 1.Cincinnati 2; New York 5.Chicago 4; Philadelphia 2.Pittsburgh 3; Boston 2.League Standing\t\t\t Clubs\tW'on\tLost\tP.C.Brooklyn .\t.57\t43\t.570 Cincinnati .\t.52\t41\t.559 New York .\t.49\t45\t.521 I ittsburgh .\t.48\t45\t.516 Chicago .\t.50\t50\t.500 St.Louis .\t.45\t52\t.464 Boston .\t.40\t48\t.455 Philadelphia\t.38\t55\t.409 PROMPT RELIEF for the acid-distressed stomach, try two or three KlMQlDS after meals, dissolved on the tongue\u2014keep your stomach sweet\u2014try Kl-wrolds\u2014the new aid to digestioa.MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION ;w.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (Yesterday\u2019s Results) Akron 8; Toronto 9, Akron 1; Toronto 5.Rochester 4; Buffalo 2, 1 Clubs\tWon\tLost\tP.C.Baltimore .\t.66\t32\t.673 j Buffalo .,\t.64\t35\t.647 1 Toronto .\t.65\t36\t.644 Akron .\t\t38\t.616 Reading .\t.48\t53\t.475 Jersey City\t.39\t69\t.398 Rochester .\t.30\t67\t.309 Syracuse .\t.22\t75\t.227 This Is Better Than Laxatives Ons KH Tablet Each Night Par A Week Wili Ccrraet Your Constipation and Make Constant Dosing Waneeea-eary.Try It.Poor digestion and asslmilatiea Ime&n a poorly nourished body and low vitality.Poor elimination means clogged bowels, fermentation, putri-faction and the formation of poisonous gases which are absorbed by the blood And carried through the body.The result Is weakness, headaches, SEzziness, coated tongue.Inactive liver, fcaious attacks, loss of energy, nerv-«usness, poor appetite, impoverished blood, sali cw complexion, pimples, skin jfiisease, and often limes serious iU-eess.Ordinary laxatives, purges and cathartics\u2014salts, oils, calomel and the tike\u2014may relieve for a few hours, but reel, lasting beneflt can only corns through use of medicine that tones fcp and strengthens the digestive 83 Well as the eliminative organs.Get a.S5c box of Nature s Remedy ÏNlt Tablets) and take one tablet each: Slight for a week.Relief wi'.l follow the very first dose, but a few days .will elapse before you feel and realize the fullest benefit When you get straightened out and feel just right again you need not take medicine .every day\u2014an occasional NR Tablet Will then keep your system in good condition and you will always feel your best Remember, keeping well is easier and cheaper than ge'ting well Nature\u2019s Remedy (NR Tablets) are sold, guaranteed and recommenced by \u2022geur druggist \u2022TABLETS* \"DANDERINE\u201d Stops Hair Coming Out; Doubles Its Beauty.my.ewt* buys \"Dand^rine.\" Aft«r &r, of \"Danderir«o\u201d you can not find p.fallen hair or any dandruff « beiid« ovrry hair fcbrov e low life, viijor, brightness, mor* \u2022olor and tbicknwr.DONT , DESPAIR (f you are troubled with pains or hches; feel tired; have headache.Indigent ion, insomnia; painful passée of urine, you will find relief in CCOMEML THETFORD BREAKS EVEN IN DOUBLE-HEADER The Thetford Mines baseball team played their return game with St.George de Beauce on the latter\u2019s grounds, and after a closely contested game St.George was victorious by a 5 to 4 score.Durgan and Cote, for the winners and losers, respectively, both pitched masterly ball and kept the hits well scattered.The I Miners played a strong game in the field, but were weak with the stick, there being at least six men stranded on third when the much needed hit would have tied the score.Durgan practically won his own game when he hit a ball into the autos parked in left field, which went for a home run owing to there being no ground rules arranged before the game.L.Corriveau also distinguished himself in left field when he pulled dawn Morin\u2019s long fly that looked good for a homer.Returning from St.George, the Thetford team stopped off and play-|ed Beauceville, which them they : defeated by a score of 9 to 1.Thet- i ford played air-tight ball in the field land rapped the old pill hard and often.\u201cBig Chief\u201d Scott was the I master of the situation at ail times and had the \u201cIndian sign\u201d on the Beauce villites.j The following are the scores by innings of both games: R H E Thetford _____ 110000101\u20144 5 1 St.George .00120002x\u20145\t4 3 Batteries: Cote and Morin; Dur-igan and Corriveau.RUE ¦ Thetford ___ 120230010\u20149 10 1 Beauceville .000010000\u20141\t3 5 Batteries: Scott and Morin; Fortier and Routhier.+ + * + + ** + * + + + -fr4\u201cf'* + * * *\tBASEBALL FLASHES *, *\t4.,ç.* 4^ * * *\t4»\t* \u201cBabe\u201d Ruth cracked out his before a crowd officially estimated at thirty-eighth home run of the season more than ten thousand, and New j York shut out Chicago.It was the j third circuit drive the \u201chome run ! champion\u201d has hit off Williams this : season.Detroit won both games of a dou- ! I ble header off the Boston Red Sox here yesterday.St.Louis rallied in the eighth inning .scoring six runs after two were out, and won from Philadelphia.George Burnie, pinch hitting for right fielder Smith in the eighth inning, doubled to left, scoring Chapman and Speaker with the only runs of yesterday\u2019s game.In the National League:\u2014After 1 losing the first two games of the ! series of four, St.Louis beat Brooklyn yesterday.New York again won from Cincinnati yesterday, making the series stand two games to one in the Giants favor.Manager Cravatb\u2019s two bagger featured yesterday\u2019s ninth inning Philadelphia rally, which, however, fell short, Chicago making it two straight.Errors by Oeschger and Marran-ville in the seventh inning helped to present Pittsburgh with two runs and enabled the visitors to win.NAVY CUT CIGARETTE The Highest Quality Ever Attained in a Virginia Cigarette No wonder Player\u2019s are the most popular cigarette in the Old Country \u2014as they are here ! Among discriminating smokers it is universally agreed that Player\u2019s are unequalled for their smoothness and delightful aroma.18c.per package $ 'SjfSb IBM Two for 35 cents T~~' '\t~ ' mm' OFF TO LONDON FOOTBALL .Th« world\u2019s etandard r.medy for kidney, Ijlv.r, bladder snd uric acid troubles and Malionol Remedy of Holland sine.IPStf.AH druggists, 5(tc.a box.Guaranteed.Leek for n.f.ra.1 Gc! J Me del on «recry box wwi »e*,BI Roumanian Lei Is Only Quoted at Between Two and Two and a 1 Half Cents.(Associated Press Despatch) OTTAWA, August 3.\u2014Triade with Roumania is practically out of the sufficient earnestness to the ques-\ttte^atheSTwaTTo i ^ Tra,d%and Commerce, the ^\t^ p-n*rel\tine object oi tbe garnering was to Canadian trade commissioner in tion of housing m genei&i.\ti declde as to wh t steps sho^d he Eoumallia stateg that the Roumanian The industries of Quebec province taken to stop the importation of Lei, which has a par value of an- i are steadily expanding and new shoe operators^ from England by proxiniately nineteen cents, is now j «Carts are being established.This various firms, it being claimed that quoted at between two and two and ; P\t.\tirresnec- at Present there were flft>\u2019 Per cent- a half cents, development will continue irrespec o| the operators in Canada who are- not employed in the factories, but are engaged in other industries.It was decided to bring the attention of the government to the situation and request that the importa- tive of bonus considerations because there are other matters of greater importance.Quebec Province towns will grow, and the responsibility of ;\t__ directing that growth along right tjon 0f operators be stopped.¦»-r LOST CITIZENSHIP WHEN THEY ENLISTED WITH CANADIAN REGIMENTS lines rests on the municipal author! ties and the citizens in the urban centers.A city where the population is increasing rapidly is in great danger of developing unhealthy housing conditions.Constant con-sidération and modem methods on ! the part of civic authorities can prevent this and so direct matters that t;ie whole community will benefit, MINISTER LOST ON THE SUMMIT OF MOUNTAIN Americans Who Enlisted With Canadians Before U.S.Entered War Lost Citizenship and Cannot Vote.from the prosperous industrial state.\t- Opinions will differ regarding the Was Rescued by Search Parties bon using of industries but ail win be jQ a State o£ Exhaustion.of one mind as to the need of im- (\t______ proved and enlarged housing accom- KELSON, B.C., Aug.3.\u2014 After mocations.\tbeing lost for a day and night on the: legiance\u2019 (Associated Press Despatch) BOSTON, August 3.\u2014Men, who when citizens of Massachusetts, enlisted in the Canadian and other Allied forces prior to the entry of the United States into the war, have ! lost their citizenship and cannot vote j a:cord:ng to an opinion handed down ! .Saturday by Attorney-General Wcs-jton at the request of secretary of 'State Langliy.They can regain their citizenship by taking tbe oath of al- summit of Kasto Mountain, the night : HON.L.A.TASCHEREAU.\t\u201c\u201cIS?\u201c\u201cÎJ\"6 » PREMIER.\tithodist pastor at Kasto, was found COfflPANY\u2019S PLANT AT Hon L A.Taschereau, the new by search parties Friday night on Premier of Quebec, is a member of Campbell Creek in a state of exhaus-.\t., .\t, tion, according to word brought down a very distinguished family wnose -\t\u2014\t\u2014\t- \u2022 name has been prominent for many years in Canadian public life.Sir Wilfrid Laurier, on one occasion, referring to the Taschereau family, said: TORONTO SHUT DOWN 'i \\i viyuguv \\ivrvu\t\" from Kasto.The minister bad gone Closing of Doors Said to Be Due out mountain climbing with fifty, ru-i-ti.it_____________i i girls and boys and remaining be-l hind with some weaker ones, later in-.sisted in completing the trip to the summit by himself after the main Chiefly to Labor Troubles.\u201cWhat is.in your minds, tb name in the French race in Canada ?Is it Papineau?Is it Lafontaine?Papineau and Lafontaine have been as meteors in the night, but there is amongst us a perpetual illustration which for me has yet more brilliancy.The finest name of the French race in Canada, it is the name of this noble family In which talent, character, honor, force, work are hereditary; which through party started to come down.He recovered under the ministration of the e finest rescue party.(Associated Press Despatch) TORONTO, August 3.\u2014The Do- ; minion Building Company\u2019s plant has I been closed.It is said labor troubles are largely the cause of the shut ! down, the long extended strike of machinists and other shipbuilding 'riV\u2019TC Tnn urAW worh\u20acrs havin!?hatJ serious results.Vkjlo 1UU ilLAV I ; Those behind the company expect to -\tj resume operations in a few weeks.Cost Causes Regina- NEWSPAPERS FOUND Increased Saskatoon Amalgamations.GENERAL NEWS AND NOTES OF COOKSHIRE REGINA, August 3.\u2014Joint an-; .,\t_ generations, r.ouncement is made today by W.F.since one hundred years, has furnish- ; Herman, proprietor of the Saska- ! ed patriots and workers, whose im- toon Daily Star, the Regina Daily | print has been marked on the men Post, and the Border Cities\u2019 Star, ofi and the things of their time, which, Windsor, Ont., and by the Leader at the beginning of this century cad Publishing Company Limited, which the honor to count a martyr of li- controls the Northern Publishingi berry in the prisons of Governor Company publishers of the Saska-!\t______ Craig; which has given five judges toon Phoenix to the following effect: p.- i j rut\tnr in ; to the Bench, an .Archbishop for the The Regina Daily Post has be -.n Personals and Utiier Items Ot In-Church.of Canada, a Cardinal to taken over by the Leader Publishing terest from Cookshife and the Universal Church.Let us salute Company, Limited, and will in future; r\\- , ¦ .this glorious name of Taschereau, be published from its office.\tD.îïnCI.Let ue sainte it with respect, because The Saskatoon Daily Phoenix ha?\t_- this name is the symbol of those been taken over by W.F.Herman j COOKSHIRE, Que., August 3.\u2014 ; virile virtues which alone make the and will in future be pubished from; Misses Alice and Doris Thompson great races and the great nations.\u2019'.the office of the Saskatoon Daily were in town on Tuesday last from) ! Star.\tj Brookbury.At a banquet tendered the new;the Regina Daily Post has been re- Mrs.M.Hodge was the recent) premier in Quebec a few days ago, ! the Régine Daily Post has been re- guest of Mr.and Mrs.Sherman Stev-J w \u2018 w MHrhe' Provincial1 «enred by W.F.Herman, who will enson at Learned Plain.Hon.W.G.Mitcr.e., Provincial contiruif, Uj djrrct it xh, ]icy will, 6 Mabel Kilton waS in town rc- Treasurer, speaking as Protestant identical with that of the Morn cently from Montreal and has now' minister of the Cabinet, in the course ; ing Leader.\tjleft to spend a few weeks at Ca-j of his address said:\tI \u2018Advancing costs in the way ofjcouna.\t^\tÎ I newsprint, labor, machinery, etc., I Mrs.Leon Desruiseeaux and Mrs.1 \u201cYour accepting the leadership of bave compelled the amalgamation of Ray Desruisseaux were the recent the Liberal party and becoming the icort* of newspapers m Canada and .guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Dube at.head of the Government ia this Pro- the tmfted Statos during the past j I-and boro.\t.vince, I as a Protestant représenta-;yf-% the announcement goes on I Mrs A.Wwtman and Mrs Albert tree want to say that we have always rhe publishers concerned m this | WiHard were in town last week from W confidence as a minority in the tranaaction fee that by it they arc! Dudswell Junction.««-njte of 1 notice and fair-dav of the I advancing the interests of the com-! Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Wilson have, maP.rHv rff tbi» Pr-winre We had munities served by their newepapers.been spending a few days with Mrs.ZïtVZJ*\twe had By reserving the editorial control of A.Sample at Learned Plain, confidence in Marchand, we had ^.-5-.v:.v-Miss Ruby E.E.Goff has returned ; a few days stay at Lake Massa* obviating the objections ordinarily] voiced to one-newspaper fields.\u201d ! Miss Iren Chaddock has been we^adco^fr newspaper, which are changing! Miss that we Y*d confidence in Laurier,!^}111» for theire, one and ail, was the belief that minorities must be treated 'spending a Dw days at \u201cPort Hugh\u201d rei tnm minor, vies mum.recréa-eu \u2014-, Lake Maasawippi, the guevts of the not only with justice, but wHh gen-Mnce or place such as Quebec where\tPric feast Sh- rbrooku, I t.w , rr .^\t\u2022 tb*w 1RtAJCh ïfTi\u201d 1\t! MJaa Bernice.Weir, who has b*en (Jn bohalf of the Protestant mm- \"Mr.Prime Minister, that déclara- ,h(k t f y,,r \u201etir,f \\fr\u201e Aivjn ority of the Provtocc of Quebec, Mr tion was not necessary, because the; IycboYrveau, ha?returned to her Prime Minis tor, knowing you, and LngHsh-siieaking I\u2018rotes tant people bomc jn Bedford Mass having worked with you for a num- of this Province have confidence in '\tanf| jvipj,\u2019 Ronald learned ber of years; knowing your broad- you and know that your administra-\u2019,^ Mrs.Charles'Nourv were among mindednea?on religious and national tion will consider all these questions ; those who attended the funeral of quastioui; knowing your big, fine a.they were considered in the past, t;h, ]at,.Mn< William Mackay, which sense of justice and fair-play, I not upon national or religious tr^/k place on '\"u-edny morning la;;t have greet pleasure in saying to you\u2019grounds, but upon the grounds of Sti Psul\u2019 ' JN l'U« \u2018?«I V\t- t - Double Enjoy men Because of Two Flavors Sw* The famous yellow and gold packet contains \u201cReally Delightful\u201d peppermint Chiclets\u2014popular for a generation \u2014 refreshing as piney breezes from snow-capped mountains.The new pink packet contains the most delicious confection surprise you have ever known\u2014luscious Fruit Flavor Chiclets, chock-full of memory-bringing flavor of all the wonderful fruits of the world.But be sure you get genuine Adams Chiclets.Y ou will know them by their shape, by their daintiness, by the goodness of the candy-coating, by their enjoyable flavor\u2014by all the qualities that made Chiclets beloved from coast to coast by young and old.Look specially for the name Adams Chiclets on the packet.« ¦an Adams product, particularly prepared /fl¥ A^lOAM© (jhtekts The Oriflitnal Candy-Coated Gum f= F ir\t^\tPeppermint Chiclets l the Pink Packet\tin tlwY«llow and Gold Packet ,\t\t\t\t\t\t fill\tII.,\tI Mil III\t[iiiiiiiiiii:\tI.:;;:\t\t\tv\t]rST~T!T*^r \u2019k Church, Marble ton.that we have jurt as much confidence equity, ju.tic© and fair-play, and Mr», an Mr».0.Severson and Mi*, j In you, a* we had In any of the dU- would to God that all over Canada the Rr., ;(.Severnon, were in town r< -tlnguiabed leadar* I have ju*t men- name kind of equity, Juatice and fair-1,.,.nt)y from Crorabury, thu gnu to Honed.\t\u2019play were exercl.ed ao that we would I of Mr.and Mm.fried IDam.\u2018You in your declaration to the hear no more in ^ianada the queetion\u2019 Mr.ilenry V.zina, whose / your public the other day said: \\ of rights of mi nor! tie*, bit apply the ; riage took place on Monday morning _ vw v* \u2022ISIII'/S ivavw.fyaw »»|/j/4jr tritv i rjOKC\tf/JUlOft I will continue to follow in the! principles of British Liberalism and at Berlin, N.H., arrived in town on C principles o \u2022way which Sir Lomer Gouin led, #o ! British fairqilay, so that we would ; Monday afternoon with his bride that the Province of Quebec may be;only hear laudatory praise from min-land after spending a few days with the sanctuary of all classes and reii-iorities of majorities for the genero- his brother, Mr.Napoleon Vezrna, Élons, all living togwther in peace, aity of the.lr treatment in all mat-\t),-ft for a\tvisit with\trelatives in I .a annony and otmeord, and so that ft tors and thing*.In fact, there should\tf*atri«\\ will continuo to he said in the future be in Canada, as here In Quebec, no\tMis» B.\tBeaudoin,\tof\tSt.\tGeorge, as io tbe past, that there is no pro- ' minorities, but a Canadian pcopie.\"\tde Beaune, has arrived\tin\ttown to spend a few weeks with her brothers, Messrs.Louis and Edouard Beaudoin.Mr.Lionel M.(inlander was in Bury last week the guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Gillandcr.Mr.L.G.Garon spent the.weekend in Levis and Quebec with relatives.Mr.Thomas E.Burton of Montreal, is Hpcnding a fortnight's vacation with hi» parents.Mr.and Mr.'.John H.Burton.Mi?.Mary Seale, of Island Brook spent Wednesday in town the guest of Mr.and Mria.Samuel Campbell.Miss Scab contemplate» leaving for the Canadian West in a few weeks.Mrs.(I.L.Stone, of Manchester, N.H., wan the recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.Edward A.Seale, at \"Uneeda Rent.\u201d Mr.Lucien Moquin, of Montreal, 1» the guewt of Mr.and Mrs.Alphonse Migneault.Mrs.F.M.Frasier, Misses Nellie and Hattie M Fraisier, accompanied by their guests, Mrs.Humphrey and Mis» Doris Humphrey, of Spring-field, Map?., spent Tuesday last m Sherbrooke.Mrs.Edouard A.Houle has left to spend a week in Isiwell, Mass.Mr.and Mrs.IT.Alvin Worby, and Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Williams attended the funeral of the late Katherine Jordan, wife of Mr Calvin Jordan, on Sunday last at Jordan Hill.Deceased waa the last surviving aunt of Mrs, Worby and had reached her ninety-second year.Mr.and M'rs.K.Dubois of St.Isidore, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Frank X.Beaulieu, recently.Miss Fannie Crane left on Tuesday lust for Montreal to spend a few days with hcr courin, Miss Eva L*.febvre.Miss Yvone Lefebvre of Montreal, i« the guest of her unde, Mr, Alfred Lefebvre.Mr.Stanley Montgomery, of Man» Chester, N.H., was in town recently th< guest of Mr.and Mrs.Edward A.Seale at \u201cUneeda Rest.\u201d Misse» L, and M.Dumont, of Cont-icook, have been the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Alphonse, Migneault, Miss Ethel Sherman has left to spend her summer holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Sherman in Scotstown.Rev.W.P.Wornell, Mrs.Wor-riell and young son are leaving for a two weeks\u2019 vacation, part of which will be spent in Knowiton.Missed Mildred Bailey, Merle Bailey, Hilda Wright, Meaeb and Irene Chaddock and Mr.On n Farns- worth attended the baseball dance in East Angus on Wednesday last.Mrs.Malcolm M'aeauly of Montreal is the guest of her sister, Miss il\u2019.E.Anne Bailey, for a few weeloo.1^ During the months of August and 'September, all contributions of interesting news items for the Cook-shire local «damns went by mail (only) to the local eonespondent will receive prompt attention anil forwarded for insertion.Mrs.I,.G.Garon and Master Rosario Garoti are spending a few w< i kw with -¦'relative» at Levis and Quebec.Mrs.Henry Carmichael, of Edmonton, Alta., ftceonipiniied by hrï four daughters, Misses b Lie, Pearl, Ruby and Annie Carmichael, havii arrived in town to spend a few week: with Mrs.OarmichiuTg brother, Mjq Robert Cole and Mrs.Cole.t ^+:.++:04.+.:+./.:^+.+^:$.++.:/:.+./:/:A £>HLKBKUÜK.L DAiLï KtLÜKU, i UtüDAY, AÜGUSi PAGE MINÉ \u201cDaily Record\u201d Want Advertisements BIG RESULTS FOR LITTLE MONEY RATES: 25 words or less, 35c each insertion, one cent for each additional word.Six insertions for the price of five, if run every day and paid in advance.If charged, weekly rate does not apply.10c added if accounts have to be sent more than once.HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE SALESLADIKS WANTED.APPLY WOOL-worth.Ltd.*\t% CCAPABLE GENERAL SERVANT WANT-^ ed.Apply to Mrs.T.S.Somers, 62 Montreal St.HELP WANTED\u2014MALE Qualified fireman wanted imme- diatciy.Steady work.Apply Canadian Box & Shouk Mills.Ltd.EXPERIENCED SHOEMAKER WANTED.^ ^ Steady employment.References wanted.__\tApply M.J.Choquette, 72 Wellington St.i^OOD HOUSEKEEPER WANTED TO North.take charge of house.Good wages.Ap- ply Jos.Green, 33 Wellington St.South.^ HANDY COOK WANTED, ALSO AN ASSISTANT cook.Apply F.A.McKay, North Hatley.ENERAL SERVANT WITH REFER-^ encs wanted.Good salary.Apply Mrs.(Dr.) Darche, 92 King Street.A GENERAL MAID WANTED IMME-diately for small family.Apply Mrs.Emile Rioux, 1 William St., near Post Office.A HOUSEKEEPER WANTED IN COUN-try.Two in family.Write forinforma-tion.Apply John L.McLean, Milan, Que.MAN WANTED AROUND farm and hotel at Potton Springs Hotel, Que.J.A.Wright, Prop.T OOM FIXER WANTED FOR OUR woollen mill at Coaticook.Permanent position.Apply Walter Blue & Co.\"ITORDERS, FOUNDRYMEN AND WOOD and metal pattern .makers wanted.Molders can make from $10 to $14 a day at piece work.Apply to E.& T.Fairbanks Co., Ltd.4 N EXPERIENCED SALESMAN WANT-! ed at once, speaking both languages for J our boot and shoe department.Apply to J.AID WANTED FOR GENERAL RDTTSfJ Wault- Ltd- 35 Kinc Street~_____ work.Small family.Apply Miss Dres- j SALESMAN\u2014SELF-RESPECTING SALES- scr, 60 Montreal St._______ j kT man, whose ambition is beyond his pre- I\t' sent place, might find more congenial em- TJEQUIRE AT ONCE A NUMBER Of j pi0yment with us, and at the same time voumr women to run sewing machines : double his income.We require a man of clean ADDRESS OF SURPRISED AT FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE T>ESIDENCE FOR SALE\u2014TEN-ROOM house with garage on Court Street.Apply W.J.Wiggett, 82 Wellington St.Tj^ARM OF 125 ACRES FOR SALE ON the Ascot Road, four miles from Sherbrooke, with or without stock, 40 tons of hay.Apply to Lazare Monfit, residing on said farm.VERMONT FARMS FOR SALE WITH stock and tools.E.H.Howe, Newport, Vt., French Agents.9 PREMIER AND ITS MEANING Does It Presage the Likelihood of Attempts to Secure French-Canadian Representation in the Cabinet?HIGH COST OF FOOD HERE Hon.Arhtur- Robinson Terms Archbishop Mannix a Fomenter of 4nti'6ritish Feeling.ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE IN LEN-! noxville, all modem conveniences, garage, garden, size of lot 175 ft.by 114 ft.Henry W.S.Downs.V* ERY 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.M young women to run sewing machines ; Rood wages while learning.Apply Penmans Limited, Coaticook.character\u2014sound in mind and body, of strong personality, who would appreciate a life\u2019s job with a fast growing concern, where in- STENOGRAPHER WANTED WITH SOME dustry would be rewarded with far above T^ETACHED 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 842.TJESIDENCE, PROSPECT ST., LENNOX- XL ville, eight rooms and bath room, extra Box 4G Record Office.experience.Address in own handwriting average earnings; married man preferred.Phone 342.rpXPEBI2NCED TABLE GIRL WANTED, speaking both languages.Apply Royal Hotel.Table girl wanted at once.Apply New Sherbrooke House.CAPABLE GENERAL SERVANT WANT-ed immediately ; also thoroughly re-fiable person as nurse for three Btnall children.Apply Mrs.F.C.Baker, North Hatley.Apply to Mr.Ryan, 2nd Floor Olivier Bldg., Sherbrooke.MISCELLANEOUS WANTED\u2014A TENEMENT.CENTRAL location, all modern conveniences, about six to eight rooms or smaller.Box 57 Record.JEWING MACHINE OPERATORS WANT-^ ed on Mackinaw Coats.Experienced or inexperienced.Short hours, steady work.Extra good wages to experienced help.Write or apply to Telford & Chapman, Limited, Rock Island, Que.- .r- -zrzz LIVE STOCK FOR SALE e-J BUYS A WO CYLINDER 9 H.P.Pope Motorcycle in first class condition.Presto-1 ite lights and electric horn.Apply N.D.Nichols, Route 1, Compton, Que.AUTOMOBILE TOPS RE-COVERED xVND seats covered by an expert workman.Ford seat covers, including all trimmings, from $18 up.O.Dumouchel, 43 Bowen Ave.,\u2018 City.nice hardwood finish, coal furnace, fireplace, cement cellar, garage, lot 76 x 114.Apply R.Seiveright, 20 Whiting Block.O ROOMED HOUSE, BARN, WOODSHED, henhouse, workshop, four acres land.W ill sell cheap to quick buyejr ; in village of Moe\u2019s River.Apply G.H.Walsh, Boynton, 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 Pros., Limited, Montreal.FOR Big w rpWENTY HEAD OF TWO-YEAR-OLD j Wrill save one-third of your coal bills.Send \u2022*- cattle for sale, also five heatf of one-1 postal for estimate.Weaver, Waterville.year, in the pasture at Rock Forest.Apply REPRESENTATIVES\tWr ANTED \u201cOld Reliable Fonthill Nurseries, sales are to be made in selling nursery stock during the reconstruction period.Splendid opportunities for live salesmen.I Highest commissions paid, handsome free and windows, kes, we put on the best, equipment.Large list of fruit and ornamcn- tal stock grown specially for our Québec trade.Stone & Weilmgton, Toronto, Ont.(Associated Press Despatch) OTTAWA, August 3.\u2014The appeal made by the Premier in his address at Portage La Prairie yesterday has aroused considerable comment in political circles.In particular, interest is attached to his plea for a better understanding between English Canadians and French Canadians.Does the plea, it is asked, presage the likelihood of attempts to secure French speaking representation in the cabinet.At the present time, there is no French Canadian member of the House who has a seat in the cabinet.Rumor has on several occasion connected the name of Hon.Mr.Patenaude, a former member of the Borden Government, with cabinet possibilities.-¦» - STOCKS SOON REBOUNDED ON WALL STREET \u2019CHANGE 7EATHERSTRIPS FOR YOUR DOORS to A.Leclaire, R.M.D.2, Lennoxville, Que.Vy ANTED TO RENT\u2014FIVE OR SIX * * room house in the city or Lennoxville, j REGISTERED HOLSTEINS, SIX FE-1 with modern conveniences.Sept 1st.Mod-males, all ages, from $76 to $150; one 1 erate rent.Apply Peter M.Dennis, 23 Queen bull calf, five months, $50; Orford Down {St.Phone 1341-M.rams, fall delivery.Homer Curtis, Stanstead.\t~~\t\u2018 LOST AND FOUND JpOUR HEAVY HORSES FOR SALE\u2014 Would take light car in exchange.Apply H.K.Taylor, Sawyer ville.Que.|FT1ENDERS FOR CONVEYING PUPILS TO ^ and from the Ascot Consolidated School for school year of 1920-\u201921 will be received j at the office of the undersigned until Saturday, August 7th.The Commissioners do not 3 PURE BRED HOLSTEIN BULLS IN ^ bind tl*3mselves to accept any tenders.W.W.first class condition for service, for sale, Baker, Secretary-Treasurer, School Commis-also young females and a worn, horse.P.H.j sioner\u2019s Office.Wilson, North Hatley, Que.A DOUBLE SPRING SUPPORTER FOR wagon-pole lost Friday 23rd July, between Waterville and Hatley.Finder please return to Oscar Bowen, Hatley Livery.OTRAYED INTO MY PASTURE ABOUT ^ first June, 2 two-year-old heifers, black and white.Owners may receive same by paying damages to Mr.Arthur McPherson, South Stukely, Que.JJURE BRED HOLSTEIN CALF, BORN Dec.20, 1919.His sire is a lb.grandson of Pontiac Korndyke.His dam has a record of 15 lbs.butter from 362 lbs.milk in ¦even days, as a junior two.Calf is nicely marked, well grown, and a good individual.Apply D.G.Rix, Barnston, Que.w E with STRIP the DOORS AND WINDOWS j best strips REY MARE LOST.WEIGHING ABOUT UX 1200 lbs., having a scar on left hip, was seen on main road between Cookshire for ihe le&st ! and Lingwick.Finder please communicate at money.Send for estimate.Weaver, Waterville.once with Box 61 Record.FOR SALE* TEACHERS WANTED I)ROTESTANT\tTEACHER WANTED with Elementary diploma, for the Bown School, District No.2.Term nine months, commencing Sept 7th, 1920.Salary.$45 per A PAIR OF GOOD WORK HORSES FOR sale.Will sell one or both.Apply 269 Wellington Street.OICYCLE\u2014GENTS, FOR SALE.ALMOST ! new.Phone 1182.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS (Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, August 3.\u2014(Wall Street Noon)\u2014A break of four cents in sterling, due to the unsettled Polish situation, together with rumors of new financing and poor earnings of various industrial corporations, tempted additional short selling\u2019.The market, however, showed plain evidence of being over-sold, and when support appeared for certain stocks, prices rallied briskly.The rebound carried the leaders up one to four points, with marked strength in certain of the steel, equipments, oils, motors and railroads.The inquiry for the standard railroad shares imparted a stimulating influence, but general buying was rather cautious because of the sensitiveness of some of the speculative industrials and the unfavorable credit conditions.United States steel duplicated yesterday\u2019s low figure of 85%, but rebounded to near 87.Baldwin and the investment ¦; oil stocks also displayed pronounced strength.WINNIPEG, Aug.3.\u2014Condemnation of Archbishop Mannix, as the fomenter of an anti-British feeling in the life of Australia, and amazement at the higher prices of food in Canada, which almost staggered him, in comparison with the cost of living under the Southern Cross, were the outstanding comments in a review of the political and business situation in the Commonwealth, given here last night by Hon.Arthur Rob\u2019-inson, attorney general of Victoria, who is.passing through Canada on his way home after transacting business in England and the United States.\u2018T do not know how you knew Irish Bishop Mannix in Canada, and I am surprised at some of the things I have seen in the newspapers,\u201d he said, \u201cbut I want to say, anlilllinnn»nniniiiiilllf» luu.iiùijutuuuiin "]