Sherbrooke daily record, 21 mai 1921, samedi 21 mai 1921

[" ft 9 l Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.\tSHERiimOOKE, QUE^ SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1921.\tTwenty-Fifth Year; SECOND BANDIT HAS NOT YET BEEN CAPTURED\t\t The Veniot Affair\tWas Taken Up By Premic - 3 ¦SHE\u2019^ Its \\ AtS' 5g,?m © istt a* Intu riATUR» Staviea.Inc.HabitiuU Constipation, the source of many ills, is promptly cured with RIGA PurgUtvt Water, the Ideal family laxative, which acts promptly yet without causing the least discemfort.On >.!.«raryoher.25 ct* per bottle.\tTry it to-day.RIGA PURGAT1VB WATER CO.MONTREAL.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT NEWS Gatherings tv the Daily Record CerrespoBdeBts in the Varions Communities was a recent guest at Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Gilbert\u2019s.The many friends of Mr.Cecil Oughtred will be pleased to hear that he is improving after his recent illness.There will be a social dance in the Town Hall on Saturday evening.May 21st, from 8 p.m.to 12 o'clock.BURY KEITH Miss Olive McLeod is at home from St.Johnsbury with her brother, Mr.F.M.McLeod.Four young men in this neighborhood bought new cars this spring namely Mr.E.Morrison, Mr.Raymond Morrison, Mir.Wilbert Buchan-nan and Mr.W.McDonald-Master Keith and Lyman Armi-tage, of Bury, spent a few days the end of the week with their uncle and aunt.Dance Canterbury Hall, Monday, May 23rd.East Angus music.TÏNGWICK MARBLETON Mr.William Bartlett, of Black cake, was calling on relatives on Thursday.Mr.Waiter Rief.of Waterloo.Has Springtime renewed your youth ?Do you feel \u201cTen years younger?\u201d NOT if you suffer from Rheumatism, or Neuralgia, Neuritis, Lumbago.Why not a Spring clean-up of your aches and pains with T empleton\u2019s Rheumatic Capsules?Guaranteed to #ontain re habit-forrrung drug, and to be absolutely harmless to the heart, kidneys or other ergans.Prescribed by doc-ter», sold by druggists,11.00 per boil Trial free at our agencies, or write Templetons, 142 King W\u201e Toronto.Sold by A.E.DuBerger.Mr.Edward Purcell, of Groton, | | Vt.has been recently visiting his father, Mr.Richard Purcell.Mr.Purcell is gaining some.The community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mr.Louis Rheault on Tuesday.He worked all the forenoon as usual, and after dinner he lay down to rest himself for a little while, and being longer than usual, his daughter-in-j law spoke to him and found he had ¦ passed away.Mr.and Mrs.Romeo Gaudet have come back from Berlin and gone to : their farm.Mr.and Mrs.William Ivers, of | Danville, spent the week-end with : their daughter, Mrs.Arthur Cush-! T,g, in Powerstown.Mr.Stephen Olney, Mr.Andrew jLeRoux and sister Doris spent Sun-;day at Mr.Ernest Olney's.Many of the farmers have finished putting in their crops, but it is so dry vegetation is very slow.Mr.Roderick Barlow is gaming I and able to be up most of the time.Mr.Ernest J.Olney received a I scroll from King George last week : in memory of his late son, Private Allen Oiney, who died in camp during the war.Also a letter from the Imperial War Graves Commission, : saying they were going to eject a gravestone in St.Patrick\u2019s Cemetery, Tingwick, in memory of Pte.Olney, at as early a date as possible.Mr.William Muldoon has been suffering with blood poisoning in his hand, but is doing well.- STANSTEAD the week-end, the guests of her mother, Mrs.Ernest Tite.The Misses Lillian Leonard and H.Stevanson, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end with the former\u2019s parents at \u201cBrookdale Farm.\u201d Mr.and Mrs.J.Howes and Mr.and Mrs.W.Howes were guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.G.Grey on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Berwick and children,\u201cMiddle Road,\u201d were guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Tite, of Ern-ridge, on Sunday.Mr, and Mrs.George Thompson, of Canterbury, spent Sunday with Mr.John Thompson and family.Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Saunders were in Scotstown for the week-end.Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Batley and two children.Beta and Austin, and Mr.W.R.Batley were in Sher-, brooke by motor on Wednesday.| A birthday party was given little Mias Glenna Hooker on the 9th in honor of her third birthday.About j thirteen little girls were present and a good time was enjoyed by the little tots.Tea was served with a nice birthday cake, illuminated with candles, which was very pleasing to the little ones.Mr.Herbert Keynes has taken over the mail route formerly operated bv Mr.W.H.Ross and sons.As Mr.Keynes makes the tnp by automobile, our mail is ou hand at a regular and early hour each mom- Mr.G.W.Beckwith on May 9th attained his eighty-fifth birthdaj and still keeps quite active looking aft-er his stock and sheep, hens and a horse, and recently made a trip to Whitefield, N.H.Where he visited friends.ASBESTOS Mrs.Moores, who has been the I guest of her daughter, Mrs.E J.Flanders has returned to Matepeciia Miss Emma Flanders has gone to I Montreal where she expects to stay , for some time.; Miss Nellie Messenger, who has i be»n in the hospital in Montreal for several weeks has returned home.! Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.\t,\t_ Mr.Man ville, of the Canadian i Johns Man ville Co., was in town for a short time this week.Mrs.E.Gifford has gor.# to Ma- ' gog to visit her sister, Mrs.Gravell.OMS BEB LIFE TO \u201cFROIT-HIKES\" After Year* of Suffering with Djr«-pepsia, thu Fruit Medicine Gave Relief dresses on \u201cThe Book of Revelations.\u201d Friday afternoon the semLweekly meeting of the Play House Girls tgok place with Miss Mary Ball, when a fine attendance was present.Several readings on missionary subjects by different girls constituted the programme, followed by acceptable refreshments.M!ay 16th, being Iris Blier's birth-1 day, about sixteen friends helped | her gather about her birthday cake I with its five candles.The older j girls acted as hostesses for their I little sisters and insured a jolly time to all present.CANTERBURY MLLE.ANTOINETTE BOUCHER 917 Dorion St., Montreal.\u201cI am writing to tell you that 1 ow« my life to \u2018Fruit-a-tives,\u2019 for this remedy relieved me when I had abandoned all hope of ever recovering my health.1 suffered terribly with Dyspepsia.I had it for years and all the medicines I took did not do me any good.I read something about \u2018Fruit-a-tives\u2019 being good for all Stomach Troubles and Disorders of Digestion, so I tried them.After finishing a few boxes, 1 was entirely relieved of the Dyspepsia and my general health was restored.I thank the great fruit medicine, \u2018Fruit-a-tives,\u2019 for this wonderful relief.\u201d Mr.and Mrs.Lord, of Massawippi, spent the week-end, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Coates.Miss Morrison, of Milan, is spending a few days with her friend, MErs.Justin Sharman.Mr.and Mrs.Mayhew, Miss Doris and Master Karl spent Sunday at Bury.\t\u201e Mr.and Mrs.Charles Bennett, of Scotstown, and Mr.J.Barnes spent Sunday at Mr.R.G.Bennett\u2019s.The song service was held last Sunday evening at Mr.Justin Shar-man\u2019s.ISLAND BROOK ST.JOHNS WILL SPORTS MAY 24 ONE OF GREITEST MS OF HEH FIFE SUS IK MTIEB Sherbrooke Woman State* She\u2019ll Never Get Through Praising Tanlac for Restoring Her Health.Yacht Club and Grounds Are Being Improved\u2014News of Interest Recorded.Mile.ANTOINETTE BOUCHER.30c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.A very successful dance was given at the hall here by Messrs.C.Burns and Alden.Mr.Baxter, from Boston, is visiting Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Burns.Miss Maud Molloy, from Quebec, is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Molloy.The friends of Mr.Joseph Seale will regret to hear he is no better.SAWYERVTLLE GOULD Dance Canterbury Hall, Monday, May 23rd.East Angus music.NORTH HATLEY Tfcc People\u2019s Choke For Ovor 70 Years fee dicotttve dtorden has been Beaaha»'*J*Hs.Vera can h»v«ct»n* timon fn this rerr, edy for btlivus-aeaa, headaches, fietalsncy, constipation.Sluggish organs am stsBrniatsd sod the wb»lt syaHaa »-a PI Lit II l IQU D7 BEECHAM\u2019S Mrs.George Elliott and Miss Mary Hutchinson, of Montreal, are spending a few days with Mr.G.R.Hutchinson and family.Mr.Gordon Mdlntosh is moving into the apartment recently vacated by Mr.C.Drew.Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Beerworth spent the week-end with their son and daughter in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.H.G.Duncalfe have returned from a two weeks\u2019 visit to their daughter, Mrs.S.R.Lawrence, London, Ont.! Box social at Minton School on i Monday evening, May 23, weather I permitting, if not it will be postpon-| ed indefinitely.j Mr.Eugene Bean, was in Mon-} treal, this week and returned home accompanied by his daughter, Miss Mildred Bean, who has been a pa-I tient at the General Hospital for several weeks.The many friends of Miss Bean will be pleased to know that she is now able to walk about.Miss Mmme Bustard has returned I from East Angus where she spent a few weeks.SCOTSTOWN BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING ^ PILLS OT*ry-wHarr's rm C*a*«* t-r^rrrr Did iki< »vtr tappi U y»»l 7ne *2» »CJ>u*0 tat** ntholatum Is a wonderful relief also for Burns, Scalds, Chapped Skin, Etc.*\tMS* M C*9*e< Mrs.N.M.Bishop and Mr.S.N.Bishop were in Birchton recently at Mr.Marvin Hodge\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Gilbert, Mne.J.L.Clark, Mrs.W.Bentley and the Misses K McAulay, E.Rolfe and R.Bartlett and Messrs J.L.Matheson, M.C.and E.T.Bishop, J.R.McFadden and O.J.Joyce were in Lennoxville on Wednesday to attend the Grand Lodge meeting and Re-hekah Assembly Mr.and Mrs.R.M.Bishop and Miss Norma and Master Ross were in Gould with relatives recently.Mrs.J.W.Downes and Grandson ; Harvey, of Bury, were at her broth-i er\u2019a, Mr.F.R.Hooker\u2019s on Thursday.BROOKBURY Mr.Daigle and Mr.Goodwin were ¦in town recently on their way to .Manchester, N.H.When they re-! turn work will no doubt be started Ion a larger scale.Mr.Mitchell, of the Scotstown Granite Corporation, returned from j New York last Wednesday evening.It is expected that work on the railway spur connecting with the new' I Granite Quarry will be started shortly.days with la grippe.* Mr.J.P.Cox, of Turners Falls, Mass., formerly of this place, was in town this week, called here by the death of his father, the late Mr.Wm.Cox.Word has been received here of the death of Mrs.Andrew Robb, formerly of Windsor.Mrs.Robb died at her home at River Rouge, Mich, where the family has resided during the past yea;.Tne funeral will be held in Windsor, Que., on Sunday.Mrs.Robb leaves to mourn her loss, besides her husband, one daughter, Gladys, and1 two sons, George and Harry.The sympathy of the entire community is extended to the bereaved family.The boys are practicing hard in anticipation of the opening game of the E.T.League, which will be held in Windsor, on the 22nd, when Magog will oppose the local nine.It was previously announced that the game would take place on Saturday, but Magog were unable to get their team together for that day.Mayor Bourque has consented to be in attendance, and will throw out the first ball, 'riie game will begin at 3 p.m., sharp.WATERY ILLE I wish to inform the public that I have received my gasoline, also Pola-rine oil and cup greese; also a full fine of genuine Ford oil, at reasonable prices.\u2014Wilfred Marshall.About eighteen from this place motored to Lennoxville on Wednes-i day and attended the Odd Fellows\u2019 ! and Rebekahs\u2019 assembly.The Ladies\u2019 Aid served dinner to the visiting Rebekahs, while the Women\u2019s Institute served dinner to the Odd Fellows.Rev.J.W.and Mrs.Shier attend-! ed the district meeting of the Methodist Church at Richmond on Wed-inesday, also Mr.Edward Evans, who was appointed as delegate.The Ladies\u2019 Circle of the Baptist St.JOHNS, Que., May 21.\u2014 On Tuesday, May 24th, \u201cA\u201d Squadron, R.C.D., will hold a series of sports, mounted and dismounted, at the Cavalry Barracks.Following is a list of the sports:\u2014 Dismounted, (afternoon).1\u2014\tRelay race, 1 mile, tarns of 4 men, 1 team per troop and H.Q.2\u2014\t\u2014100 yards dash.3\u2014\t320 yards dasn.4\u2014\tThrowing the baseball, distance of three throws to count.5\u2014\tHigh jump.6\u2014\tBroad jump.7\u2014\tPutting the shot.8.\t\u2014Half mile race.9.\t\u2014Sack race.elO.\u2014Tug-o-war, teams of 8 men, 1 team per troop and H.Q.Mounted ( morning).11.\u2014Bet turned out section.12.\u2014Half section jumping.14\u2014\tJumping, sgts., S.-sgts., and W.O\u2019s.15\u2014\tJumping officers.16.Alarm race.17\u2014Tent pegging, open to all other ranks.Nates\u2014The winner of the best aggregate in the dismounted sports, becomes the holder of the Challenge Cup for 1921, and also wins a special prize points to count as follows: 1st, 5 points 2nd, 3 points, 3rd, 1 point.In the evening it is intended to hold a concert and smoker, and all ranks, are requested to reserve this night, together with their guests, and help to make the day a success.\u201cI just wish every man, woman and child in Sherbrooke knew what a grand medicine Tanlac is,\u201d declared Mrs.Josephine Cartier, 12 Academie St., Sherbrooke, recently.\u201cTanlac has restored my health completely after I had suffered so much I never expected to get well, I hate to think even now what I went through, why, at times I had sinking spells and though I would surely die, I had stomch trouble so bad I didn\u2019t know what it was to ever eat a good meal and I would bloat up so with gas I thought sometimes each breath would be my last.My heart palpitated terribly and I suffered a lot from nausea.Nearly every morning I got up with an awful headache, and at times I became so dizzy and fainty everything around me seemed to turn to black.I worried and worried and had about resigned myself to my suffering, \u201cBut I thank goodness I tried Tanlac.It has been one of the greatest joys of my life, and I never will get through praising it.I am in perfect health and just feel so strong and well I can do my housework with ease.I think it is wonderful what Tanlac has done for me, and I can\u2019t help but want to tell everybody who is suffering that it is just the medicine they need.\u201d in New York for two years, and recently gave a recital in Carnegie Hall, New York, has kindly consented to come to Lake Megantic and assist in a concert which will be given in aiü of St.Barnabas\u2019 Church early in June.Service in the Baptist Church on Sunday, May 22nd, at 3.15 p.m.The subject for the afternoon will be lessons from \u201cThe Sower and the Seed.\u201d Tuesday evening, Mr.Chor-ley will continue the series of ad- WINDSOR MILLS A Quick Relief for Headache A bmdache i* frequently caused by badly digested feed; the «ate* and adds reiultinf therefrom are nbaarbed by tha blood which in turn irritate» the nerve» and caueee nainful eymptoma called beadacka, neuralgia, rheuma-tUm, etc.15 to 30 drop* of Metber Selftl\u2019s S)rep will correct faultydife»tion and «(ford relief.f \t-L4 I Mesdames G.G.Gray and S.E.j Coates, who directed the Red Cross ; work here durfiig the war, have each | received a war honor roll for the ! i churches here.The one received by Mrs.Grey was placed in the Method- j j Ut Church on \u201cMother\u2019s\u201d Day,\u201d \\ i and Mrs.Coates ha» arranged to \u2019 have the one received by her to take a place in St.Johns\u2019 Church at the :j service on May 29th.The Brookbury Methodist I^adies\u2019 AAw.Jl be entertained by Mrs.D.\u2022'A*nett at her home, North' Bltb**d>ury, on Wednesday, the l 25th.j Mr.and Mrs.Ph'lp», aocompan-j ied by Mr.\u201c.W.Leonard and Mrs.; ¦ McCarthy, of Sawyerville, wore j guLI>.bed i»7S.F j SOUTHWQOD * CO., INS.ACTS., ^ & g.Mutual Bldg., Sherbrooke.ThŸsÏCJANs and surgeons.-«Va.far well, (SPEci alist to 1 the Sherbrooke Hospital), Eye.Ear.No.e and Throat Oiseau., 46 Dufferm Ave., Sberbr-te.Consultation: 19-12 a nr.1-4 p.K\u201e and by appointment.D H R- B STEER.SPECIALIST TO THE * Sherbrooke Hospital.Eye, ear, uoee ana *_\t.nARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST\u2014 «I 0\tEar-, Nose.a- 7'.*\t7» licentiate dogren, ¦n-hlnh compares clunlne\tEuropean Oomcrvatorv.Principal- Phon.888.AUCTIONEERS^ AND ACCOUNT- Ton N J GRIFFITH, LIA., AUCTION-.) ,.r \\cMjuntant, Commissioner and Auditor.46' Wellington St.North.Telephone 71, .jL bRYCK' C.G.A.ACCOUNTANT, «1 .Auditor.16 Queboc St., Sherbrooke.ADVOCATES._ UïTELl-S * LYNCH, ADVOCATES.MER-W oha-.it» BaaE Bldg.Sherhrooke._ RUOO & MIGNAULT, ADVQ.JT cala».' O C R- Building._______ vriCOL.LAZURE, COUTURE ft KIN-3, 85 Wellington Street.Bherbrooka, TAWRF.NCE, MORRIS A MoIVBIt, AD-J voeate», etc., Sherbrooke.____ .\u2019BREAD'/ ft PANNETON, ADVOC,AIES 165 Wellington Street,____ C.TRACY .ADVOCATE, 187 WEL-iliurton Street.Opening dance at Selby Lake Pavillion, May 24th, 8 p.m.Sunshine Jazz Orchestra, six pieces.Miss Mildred Perrin was the guest of honor at a \u201cmiscellaneous shower\u201d given by the members of the Girls\u2019 Friendly on Wednesday evening in the Church Hall.Great bunches of pink and white apple blossoms were used for decorations, and the tea table looked exceedingly pretty.Dainty and delicious refreshments were served, after which a large basket ornamented with pink and white blossoms, and filled with beautiful and useful articles, was brought in and presented to Miss Perrin, whose marriage to Mr.Wilder, of St.Johns, takes place on June 2nd.The annual flower and food sale held under the auspices of the Women\u2019s Guild of Trinity Church in the Church Hall on Thursday afternoon, was a decided success.The weather was perfect and a large number attended.The total proceeds amounted to $100, with no expenses.On Thursday evening, May 26th, the Guild of Trinity Church will give a \u201c500\u201d.party and dance in the Town Hall.A cordial invitation is extended to all.The services in Trinity Church next Sunday, May 22nd, will be as follows : Holy Communion at 8 a.m.Sunday School at 10 a.m.There will be a Masonic parade and service at 3 p.m., to which the brethren of neighboring Masonic Lodges are especially invited.Evening prayer at 7.30.Mrs.W.G.Miltimore and Mrs.James McClatchie went to Lennox-ville on Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Lodge.The Congregational W.A.was very hospitably entertained by Mrs.MeHaffie and Mrs.Thompson at the home of the former on Thursday, May 19th.Twenty-one members and friends were present.Devotional exercises were conducted by the president, Mrs.McOuat.Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.A report of the Quebec branch meeting recently held in Montreal was given by the delegate who attended.An excellent paper on the work of Dr.Grenfell, which had been prepared by Miss Cody, of Guelph, was read by Mrs.McOuat.After the missionary meeting a business meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid was held, when it was decided to accept the kind offer of the Granby Dramatic Club to give their new play in Cowansville at an early date.Mrs.A.Grant, of Sutton, is staying with her sister, Mrs.J.McClay, East Farnham, for a time, Mrs.J.McClatchie, Mrs.W.G.Miltimore and Mrs.Arthur Ruiter attended a meeting of the Grand Lodge held at Lennoxville on Wednesday, returning home Thursday.WEST SUTTON Mr.and Mrs.H.Page and family motored to Berkshire Centre, Vt., on Tuesday evening.Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Lee went to Richford, Vt., the guests of his brother, Mr.C.A.Lee, on Tuesday.Mr W.Lee, of Newport, Vt., has been visiting relatives here for u few days.\t.\t,\t.There will be b social at the home of Mr.and Mrs.N.H.O\u2019Brien's on Thursday evening, May 26th, under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid of Farnam\u2019s Corner.All are welcome.Several from here took In the ball game nt Richford on Saturday.Mrs, Breaacau and children visited at the homo of Mrs, Maynard, Sutton, on Tuesday.o ÏÏj /I P, ENGLAND ADVOCATE, COWANS* LX* villa.Qutbta.r~1 EWING & McFADDEN ADVOCATES, 112 Bt Jium®, Stmt Montgaal.J.Armllutf* JC«ln*, K.O.aaoi-HA B.MaFiuM-m, K.fl.SUTTON Opening dance at Selby Lake Pavillion, May 24lh, H p.m, Sunshine Juzx Oroneitra, «lx pieces, MEIGS7 CORNER \u2022e*tMP*w*sant Funaral of Late Mr».Cv-llly On Wednesday nveralmf, May Uth, there passed away a well known and highly respeeted rmdder.t of thU illblrlet, in the porson of Mrs, Thus.Crilly.liar llinesii had been WKBtm&mmm-\t¦- i n.nn-jutm «m- jy»i .11- Auk f«r iiiiwraiioHu ph MAY \u201cQuaver and hl@ wife seam Li he k well-matched pair,\" \u201cYéai h* campoee» and she miili«8 Bm\u201d.rrrr rrrr rrrr rrrr c Fhe New Model Seldom has a car won such immediate and widespread popularity as the Gray-Dort with its new and wonderfully beautiful bodies.Everyone who has viewed this body design has spoken of the Gray-Dort as the unquestioned style leader of its field.It has been instantly lifted ioto the class of cars costing at least $700 more.From a value standpoint, the new Gray-Dort has not a rival.It is the motor car sensation of 1921.The new model is now on view.You are urged to see it at once.O\u2019DONNELL & MORISSETTE, LTD., Distributors, Sherbrooke.Telephone 5.Geo.D.Cathcart, Bury Que.\tO.F.& H.A.Ticehurst, Tomifobia A.L.Dupuis, Coaticook, Que.J.C.Vezina, Victoriaville, Que.E.L.Dyson, Richmond, Que.\tG.A.Royston, Waterloo, Que.J.L.Jacob, St.Sebisticn, Que.\tE.W.Poulin, St.Isidore, Que.Robert Gervais, Plessisvillc, Que.Ary.:\t- : ¦ ¦v to A.B.Comeau GRAY \u2022 DORT MOTORS, LIMITED Chatham, Ontario 3AGE FOUR 5HLKBKUUK£ UAiLt KtUUKU.SATURDAY, MAY 21, 192Ï.Sherbrooke Daily Record PaMUM itUr.\u2022*npt 9nn4»r», by thi .ShtrbrMk* Beur< Csmpcny, LU., (7 Wtl-jUnrtcn ShrMt, North, Âarhroakt, Qn».1ÏBTABLTBHKD PBBBtTABT (, I»T.M«mh$$9, approved March 24th, 1919.IV e wised the cjoestion of this $10,000 because another by-law is being submitted for $30,000 for a West Ward fire station and no mention is made of thia being a supplementary vote.Naturally the ratepayer* ¦will reply, \u201cWe voted $10,000 in 1019 presuming this to be sufficient.What has been done with this money *nd why ie $30000 now asked for in the same connection?\u201d AM Delorme, chairman of the Fire Committee, at the public meeting on Thursday night, answered the above query, in effect, as follow*: Aid.Delorme: \u201cThe $10,000 voted dn By-law S89, in March 1919, wasj tto cover the purchase of necessary equipment for the station as well as , ithe erpense of site.\u201d We feel obliged to differ and to take issue with Aid.Delorme.The item in By-law 389 to which | fee refers reads as follows: \"To cone true: fire station in West Ward, $10,000.\u201d Is that a vote for site and equipment?It is not even a vote for purchase of site.The ratepayers approved a by-law for $10,000 for the construction of a station and nothing e\u2019sa.Aid.DedoTme says it was for She purchase Senator Lodge: \u201cWhen We Get the League Out of It, Nothing But the Shell Remains.\u201d fcrrrrr \u2022 /* ÿ 3° CENTENARY CELEBRATION AT ST.JOHNS\u2019 CHURCH.WEST SHEFFORD, QUE.,\u201er JU8t One hundred years ago St.This Jorhn\u2019s Charch< We9t Shefford, the of equipment.This flrst church building of any relig- ¦wouM, indeed, be putting the cart ious denomination in the country, before the hciae, but if it has been vas opened for public worship, j\t_____ #o expended where is the equipment?Previous to 1821 all religious ser- guJ_ea 0f New.frBm Various i*\t«%\tvices were held in the home of Cap- DUaget\tiront Yanou* if H ha* not been so expended John Savage> leader of the set_\tSections af the Ceunty.\u2022where is the money, for evmently Urs in Shefford.In 1919 he gave;\t______ the money has been raised, for Aid.the land for the ceremony and also Delorme says $1400 has been ex- eleven hundred acres for the church MEGANT1C CO.HAPPENINGS THETFORD MINES Church will meet on Thursday, May 26th.A public supper will be served.All are welcome.The rMost \"Beautiful Car in.America, Official 0ntllogueot0r Records of Paige 6-66 S miles per hour to 25 m.p.h in 7 1)2 secs.5 miles per hour to 30 m.p.h.in 9 3 5 secs.10 miles per hour to 50 m.p.h.in 19 2/5 secs.STUDY these records carefully.Visualize what this acceleration efficiency means in city traffic.Remember that these records were made by a regular stock car such as your dealer is in a position to deliver to you promptly.Such amazing examples of Paige supremacy can in no wise be attributed to chance.They are due entirely to the superlative goodness of the exclusive Paige motor.Have a thorough demonstration in the Paige.M $-66 Laketcood S*o*n-p09aeng«r Touring Cmr $-66 Larchmorxt 11 Four-P*ftngar Sport Typo $-66 Fivr-Pataongor Coupe 6-66 Seven-PuBtengcr Sedan PAlOE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO., DETROIT» Michigan Manufacturer* of Paift Motor Car* and Motor Truck* * % Olivier Automobile Co., Limited Phone 216.21-23 S.Wellington St.Sherbrooke v 1 r: \u20227T.\u2022 : !?;.VA* v, T M- jpended on lot, $250 for architects ^ son-in-law Hezekiah Wood »r* Service will be held in St.John s ekrteh, $26 for notary, and that $700 ^ Ending\u2019near'he c^mcLry.Church, Thetford Mines at 10.30 xKacomrt had to be recorded on the This year on Wednesday, June H°ly Communion will then be issue.This leaves a net of $7,625 1st, the rector, the Rev.Dr.Know- celebrated.Evensong\tT^' ithat mu*: be somewhere, and it is\tcongre- ^s ^ill be held \u2019 Black Lake' : \\building.His house, and that ofj Service will be held in St.John\u2019s a fire »Utkm for the West\tHoly n« in a xme sxavion xor cne « es: celebration on the occagion of Ward as no *ucn station ha* been visit 0f Bishop Farthing for confir-#r*eted.\tj mation service, as follows: Communion.8.30 a.m.Evensong at 3 p.m.The Rev.Mr.Callis, of Quebec, will take the services __\t, .\t.\t_\u2022___ ,\t,\there and in Black Lake on Sunday, We do not think ratepayers wik\tJt M sincere.y hoped that there May 22nd, as Mr.Cheverton will not ¦ be satisfied with the statement that ^\t\u2019 be [n tow\u2019n when they were asked to vote\thome-coming Ox the former Miss M.Johnson and Miss Hazel1 TiWi for .\t-v1 Pa\"snl0.ners and descendants of the Bri have motored t0 Montreal,! «10,000 for a Mwhon jn 1919, the early Pioneers.Many people scat- whefe th wjn ^ for a few days Ouneil reaily intended the money ! tered throdghout Canada and the Mr cheverton has left for Que-fox soroetbing else.\tUnited States snould connt it a b\u20acCi wbere be be ordained at the \u2022 What about the $30,000 now asked\twnJra* Cathedra! by the Bishop.f\u201er7 Tb- Nr W\t___ the most important historical event Mrs.J.Dickinson and Miss Les-! for.Tne by-tew says it » to coo- m th- county since settlement and sard returned from a visit to Quebec Btract a fire station m the tVest a general invitation is given to all on Thursday.Ward?Doe* tbe by-\u2019aw mean what! interested to be present.\tMrs.Matt and Mrs.A.Demers il sa vs or something e>«e?\t! \u2022 Confirmation service wiU be heid bave returned from a visit to Que- J\t^\t.i m the morning, followed by a pro- bec Ixere la another xeature of this cession to the grave of captain \u2019\t*- fire station matter to which puWici Savage, where a flag will be plant-! attention might he called.It is es-j ed by one of his descendants.Flags! will also mark the graves of the: ST.SYLVESTER EAST timated that maintenance the annua! cost .*! wui aiso mars :ne graves \u201e.x;\t,,\t, ,,\t\u201e , \u2018 other pioneers in the cemetery.\t*^r- and Mrs.Ed .Murphy and Mr.wia be about *8,000.Speeches will be given during the Murphy, of .Manchester, N.H., How readi.v the Council asks for afternoon.Ail visitors are asked to are the guests of their parents, Mr.annual addi- register in a book especially pre- anc^ Luke Murphy.! pared for the occasion, which will The sad news reached here this I be kept among the church archives w®®k of the death of Mrs.Thomas for future reference.\t\\ McGrath at Wartime, Sask., on May Among the invited'guests who are ' 4th> after an Alness of one week.Mr.thk $30,000 and an tiona! expenditure of $8,000.Tnis fact stands out the more prominent- ly by contrast with +he official 1 qktrtude with regard to the Health not descendants are the following : and Mrs.McGrath were both bom Department.In this connection the.The clergy of the Deanery, mem- and brought up in this parish and rrevo\t!\ttans of the Brome County Historical were prosperous farmers.About 11 Counm: refuse* to move on account,\tmemb;rs of the Miazisquoi years ago they moved with their of expense which would not be more.çourity Historical Society, Mr.Pal- family to the West, where they annually than that which ri so! mer Cox of Granby, the famous were very successful and were very; Teacbly proposed for this additional j \u201cBrownie Man:\u201d Mr.C.A.Nut- comfortably settled.She leaves to; i ting, K.C., of Waterloo ; Prof, mourn her loss a husband, two Carrie Derick, M.A., of McGill Uni-: daughters and three sons, all pf station.How would it do, to serve the Wêst | versjtÿ .pjof m.Adelaide Nutting, whom were with her when\u2019 the end Ward from the Centrai Station for ; 0f Columbia University, New York came.e few years a* has been done in the; city ; Senator G.E.Foster, of \" ¦¦\t?-\u2014 past, and with the money saved give Knowlton and Ottawa ; Mr.George LARGE NUMBER OF NEGROES I°ulSckMMPp.P ,raonf y^xtn ; Æ HAVE BEEN ARRESTED George Parmelee, Quebec city.the citizen* the service of a health department 7 The Record offer* this suggestion.Should tile Fire Station by-law be turned down possibly the Council wffl feel that, indirectly, they have a mandate from the citizens to act is favor of Health organization.ARE GENERAL ELECTIONS NEAR?The hnpreseion i* gaining ground that general elections are not far distant.News from Ottawa goes to strengthen thi* opinion.The budget debate was vigorouily conducted and on division the Government majority of twenty, while sufficient for the occasion, was considerably less than bormal.The Premier goes to London for the Imperia'.Conference at the beginning of June and election prophet* will be predicting elections in the fall.They may be right and they may be wrong for it is safer to bet on the weather than cn elections.The campaign will probably have to get underway before issue* become clearly defined.The tariff wiH be to the fore and possibly the railway policy may figure prominently on the hustings.Shortly Afterwards.There will b« ready for distribu- Ex-Soldier Engaged in Making tion on the same date a booket en-\ti_____,\tti/ .cl i j n- j titled \u201cSketch of the Early History\tArrests Was ohot and Died of St.John\u2019s Church and Life ofj Captain Savage.\u201d The booklet will:\t______ contain much historical informa-; COREL, Ga\u201e May 21.\u2014L.C.Da-tion published for the first time, jn-ivjg> former\tof Summerville, eluding a tat of the volunteers from N.J., who was wounded at Byron-Stafford and Granby who served in\tWednesday night, during a the war of 1812-15, the names of «hooting affray between negros and those who subsenoed to the oath sheriff\u2019s deputities, died here yester-°f ai-egiance from 17J5 to\tday.Davis had been deputized by etc.The proceeds will be devoted Sheriff Vinson to aid in rounding to the cemetery endowment fund of up negroes, who it is alleged had St.John\u2019s Church.\tthreatened to shoot up the town.Following are the names of the ; Twenty negroes are in jail at Vien-ehildren of Captain Savag-, togeth- ra aa a resiilt of the affair, er with those of their consorts : Lieut.John Savage \u2014 Magdalen Moclf.Lydia Savage\u2014Hezekiah Wood.Anna Savage \u2014 Sergeant John Allen.Rhoda Savage\u2014-John Clark.Mary (Polly) Savage \u2014 Lewis.MILBY Mr.T.Parslow, of Milwaukee, has been the guest of his aunt, Miss | F.Yates.Mr.E.A.Orr and party went to Silas Quebec City and back Wednesday.Mr, and Mr*.C.GillespHe and dau- Olive Savage \u2014 Augustus Gar- ! ghter, of Truro, N.S and Mrs.E.lick.\tj Gillmore, of Sidney, N.S., who has ! Son* of Edward Savage, younger ; been here to attend their aunt\u2019s gold-1 en wedding, returned home Thursday.brottar of Captain John Savage James Savage.Jahn E.Savage.Peter Savage.NOYAN Miss Nellie Sa-wyor, of Claronco-ville ha* been the gu*»t of her cous- irw, Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Cochrane.| Mis» Edna Young closed her school on Tuesday after a very sue- ANOTHER MURDER AT MON TREAL (Associated Press Despatch) MONTREAL, May 21,\u2014Making cf*»fui year, and has been engaged ; the third murder in the city since for another year, When it oomes the campaign wiT.\tI>/Ofor- ,\t, Mr,\t^ Peri,rk\u2019 *nd .11\ta \\\t\\ V ! flve colored, was shot and killed daughter, Thelma, have been gueets n ail probability develop great pub- ; at his boarding house at 118 of her father, Mr.Cyrus Scott lie Interest.There will be three or'St.Felix Street, and Walter Grif- Misa Sombcrger, of Bedford, has four parties in the field, each with Its own platform, end all itriving for publie support.fifth, thirty-one years old, colored, ' taen the guest rrf her cousin, Mrs.was arrested early this nv>ming.Stanley Cochrane.The killing follr/wed a quarrel! over Mir.John Stewart and son, Robert, money.\twere in Si.John* no.«en at grips over the question, the antis a vain search for the remainder of the volume, of whloh the picture -was tho frontispiece, Mr.Thompson sought nil over the world.At one time he had copte» of the frontispiece made and distributed among the prinotpsl libraries In America and in England, but without finding the manuscript.Tn attempting to traoe the origin of certain volumes Mr.Thompson has taken up the life tasks of such men as Buskin, and ta the case of 'Antlphonoe, Cistercian Abbey.Boaupre,\" once Buskin's property, Mr.Thompson succesis-fxilly solved the riddle.Results of Mr.Thompeon's researches realized £130,.its In previous sales.PARIS DOUBTS IF LOVE DATES TO 12TH CENTURY Sorbonne Professor\u2019s Contention Sttrrts Controversy.(Special Despatch.) FAKIR, Saturday.The chief topic of discussion In high aaotety In Parta for the last week has bean \u201dHew eld la love?\" which was inspired by the declaration of Prof.Rolx-nobos of the Sorbonna, that the divine paaafon first made Itn appearance at the beftlnnlnjr of tho twelfth century.Before that data, «ccordtnr to the professor.civilization on known to-day did not exist In any of its branches, therefore the casual records of fine relations between males and females must be Interpreted by a code other than that extant to day.This dictum I» causing- French critics to comment caustically on tho fact that lov® In the future may not be measured by occasional *lft# of flrwora or tha a more diplomatic tyyo.based on the economic relations batwean men and woman workers.(Special Despatch.) Vtbywa., Saturday.\u2014 Much interesting history 1» connected with the fiffht for tho Gcdden Fleece, which at the instigation of Belgium is about to be renewed In Parts before a special Jury of three representing the Reparations Commission.Under the terms of the treaty of St.Germain Belgium claims the treasure proper of tho Order of the Golden Fleece, founded in 1430 by Philip tho Good, Duke of Burgundy, who then refined over the greater part of modern Belgium as well as other extensive territories in the Netherlands and France.The treasure, now' in Vienna, consists of goldsmiths\u2019 work, collars.Insignia nnd decorations preserved formerly in the Court Chapel at Brussels, and also arms, tapestry.javelins, &e., bearing the arms of the order.Belgium also claims the surrender of Rubens's famous painting, the \"Triptych of San Ildefonso,\" which was purchased and brought to Vienna tn Î777 from the Abbey of St.Jacques Coudenhove, na well ae otl*«r arms, equipment and documents taken from the arsenal in B russe?»» to Vienna in 1794 and tha original manuscripts which served Gen.de Fer-raris for the Carte Chorographlque of the Austrian Netherlands between 1770 and 17T7.In 1477 the sovereignty of the order, whloh Is dedicated to Our Lady and St.Andrew, the patron saint of the Duke of Burgundy, passed by marriage to the house of Hapsburg.It became attached to the Crown of Spain, whloh for many years retained Belgium.Tho male line of the Spanish Hape-burgs came to an end in 1700, upon which the Austrian branch of the family claimed the order, while the Bourbons reigning In Madrid have conferred it as Kings of Spain.\t< The fight for this Golden Fleece, however, promises to be less strenuous than the one in the days of Jason, for both sides have agreed to accept the findings of the jury.(Special Despatch.) PARIS, Saturday.Summer promlees to bring a series of novelties in dress unprecedented in daring, accordîr.g to one who has seen the inner workrooms of several Paris fashion establishments.For instance, picture the sensation that will be created in America by a Paris hat fitted with two sweeping ostrich plumes and a red, white and blue cockade, especially as around tho brim will hang a series of half inch silver bells destined to tinkle their way to the heart of American buyers.Tot such a freak croation actually exists, and the creator Is dead sure that It will be considered a bargain at any price.Rue de la Paix dressmakers have taken the bell hint and have attached several bells of various tones to colored streamers Others have revived the idea of sewing leaf shaped pieces of waterproof material of green, brown or red all over a gown of creamy satin, giving the impression that the wearer was caught în an autumn whirlwind during a garden party.Shoes, especially for dancing, are all to have poinled American toes.m\\ich to the chagrin of the dainty demoiselles whose feet aie net inclined that way.but the discomfort will be made up for by huge bows of ribbon of the Salaries and Interest on 8ar< ings Provide 49 Per Cent, of Revenue» » - y (Special Despatch.l _ PAHI8, Satorttaf.\\ France is essentially a nation off small proprietors with a smaller quota) of very wealthy men than any othart country of its size in tho world, as Isu shown in figures just published her» grlving a comparison of French In-.comes.It is believed that ths individual incomes for last year, when tha.figures have been fully Compiled, will show taxable revenue» amounting ta more than 15,000,000,000 franca.But in I9?0 only 474 persons were) found with individual incomes of morat than 500,000 francs axtd only l,38f with Incomes ranging from this dowrf to 260,000 francs, while in all Franc» only 71,000 taxpayers were found wills Income?of more than 2,-000 franca *1 mtviil; On tho cttivr hand 42C.000 heads of families nppoar satisfied with an average income of 7,000 francs monthly.And this is probably the chief reason why France, nhile tho remainder oi Europe iP troubled with Bolshevist shadows, still keeps cheerful in so far* .is the labor situation is concemod, only waiting for the return of normal ex* change conditions to prove its effect on French Industry.Leal estât \u2022 figures strangely, the re** tun s of ihe finance experts showing that only 1'« per rent, of the total rev** cr, m* is cl -rived from this source, witlv on'.y r> per cent, coming from persons wort i more than a million franca, whlla salaries and interest on savings provide *13 per cent., derived from persons having small Income.';, and 11 per cent de-ri\\ed from persons with incomee more than 100.000 franc- In fact, French real estât*» Is distributed among 6,000.-000 owners, riPhough tho greater parti of It is held by small farmers and' merchants who Lave been able to buy homos from the - mergre profits.In 1910 labor f r.ished a 44 per cent, averag \u2018 c\" ali F.¦ ;.h incomes, and it Is % rident that la.: year's average will considerably \u2022 'r\u2019cc l '.'cat average.MIXED BATHING A BOON to Tunbridge wells English\tResort\" s\tBusiness Shows Marked Increase.(Special Despatch.) LONDON, Saturday.The town council of Tunbridge Welts reports that mixed bathing there lias greatly Increased the bufifnetes done by the baths and it wants more mixed bath- standing on the platform that it was like dancing\u2014\"a stepping stone to worse evils.\" But receipts show that it is a good paying business and keeps the young folks \"in the swim.\" proof of sentiment hy giving up subway _____ ________ ________________________ seats to tha fair *«x.but hy rrtatkm* of ported to have bean almost oonehrdod GAY MOULIN ROUGE IN PARIS TO BE RESTORED Montmartre to Become Centre of Night Life Again.(Special Despatch.) PARIS, SAturd»7.famous Moulin Rem go.the burning of which before the war marked the beg+nr.ing of Montmartre\u2019s downfall as a centre of gayety, Is to be rootored.possibly before the end of this summer.But there is still some doubt ae to whether tho theatre itself Is to be rearmed, at least this year-, as the owners of the property are understood to prefer to use the building for a more profitable purpose.Tt is known, however, that American dance hall managers have been negotiating for tho use of tha great boaomant.and although the deal ha* not yet bean officially approved, the work of r«-deeorntlng the underground portions of the structure has already commenced.It Is bdieved that ns soon as tha d ncing Is resumed the Montmartre district\u2019* contre of gravity or, rather, lack an Bay, Algonquin Park and Tima-Saturday afternoon, May 28th, at the Rev.Mr.Brown, who acted as 2arn>- For all information apply to Y.W.C.A.Admission 25c, in aid ! chairman, made the presentation in A- M.Stevens, City Passenger and a very pleasing manner.Mrs.Hawk Ticket Agent, No.1 Marquette St, expressed her thanks and apprécia-1 Sherbrooke.Gun- : tion in a few well chosen words.I of the Piano Fund.Tuesday being a holiday, ning\u2019s Store will be closed.MAJOR J.A.EWING*K.C., IN METHODIST CHURCH.u\tf \u2014.\t, In view of Victoria Day next reliable.L.Chevalier, 39 Brooks j Tuesday, an Empire service will be I ctreet.\t\u2014j.-.a i \u2022\t-.«¦ .New \u201cOld Town\u201d Canoes for sale.Buy the lightest, strongest and most REMAINS OF LATE MR.CHAS.DUNSMORE BROUGHT HOME FOR BURIAL.The funeral service and burial of the late Mr.Charles Dunsmore, i conducted in the Methodist Church, i whose remains were brought home Holeproof Hose on sale Monday, i ®l?'rbrooke- tomorrow morning.! from St.Catharines on Wednesday, ! Hot- of il AQ if Ro\u201eio\u201e-o r.a The purpose of the service will be to was held yesterday afternoon from io The Financial Activities Freeman\u2019s Hotel 182 St.James SC, Montreal European Plan.Rates $2.50 per daj and up.150 liee Rooms, 86 with private Bath attached.Situated within five minutes from kl! R.R.Termina.» and Stear,.:hip Landings.Three attractive Dining Rooms.Excellent Cuisine, Good Service, Moderate Cost.Chat.L.de Rouville, Manager.Dress Up for Spring But this year instead of purchasing expensive clothes, send last year\u2019s garments now for cleaning or dyeing.The Crown Laundry of Sherbrooke ; ail day, at $1.69 pair.\u2014Bayley\u2019s Ltd.One lot of fancy White Voiles, email ends, at 49c yard.\u2014Bayley\u2019s Limited.\u201cCcme on\u201d Inn Tea Room opens today at North Hatley.Home made cooking and picnic lunches made to order.Order your picnic lunch for the 24th.AH up for Tuesday, Victoria Day.Big choice of Flags, Bed Hammocks, Piazza Chairs, Vudor Porch Shades, Etc., at Edwards\u2019.Bathing Suits and Bathing Caps now on sale for the 24th, at Bayley\u2019s.We wish to advise our customers ; that on and after May 15 we have decided, in order to be in line with the other garages, that business will Talk with R.BECKER 60 Queen St, Sherbrooke.Telephone 274-J and 177.Insurance nf all kinds.Special Représentative for EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Sun Life Assurance Co.of Canada.Service and Safety.Th» merchant ^orkine on harrowed capita! needs life insurance.I-wt's Talk It Over.worship and to give thanks to the \u2019 God of nations for His goodness' and guidance of the British Empire, | ; and to exalt those high ideals of | righteousness and of justice for bvhich Britain has stood.Garrison parade of the local units\u2014the Sherbrooke Regiment, the 35th Battery, the C.A.S.C.No.6 and the Signal : Corps No.3 will be held under com-' mand of Col.E.B.Worthington.Major J.A.Ewing, K.C., a prom-; inent member of the legal profession of Montreal and a native of the Eastern Townships, will be the 1 speaker.Other local men besides the pastor.Rev.B.B.Brown, will take part in the service.The choir,! the residence of his uncle, Mr.T.M.| Cowan, Portland avenue The service was conducted by Rev.Alfred Bright, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev.Dr.Read, pastor of the Congregational church.The hymns, \u201cOh, Love That Will Not Let Me Go\u201d and \u201cForever With the Lord,\u201d both favorites of deceased, were sung by Mr.Allan Carr, and a number of friends of deceased were present at the service and followed the remains to Elmwood Cemetery, where interment was made in the family lot.The bearers were aix cousins of the deceased.The late Charles Dunsmore under the direction of Band Ser-! born in Sherbrooke thirty-two years géant R.Havard will render Sulli-jago, son of the late Chas.Duns-van\u2019s anthem, \u201cI Will Sing of Thy more and Mrs.Dunsmore, of this Power.\u201d Mrs.F.H.Bradley will city, his parents both coming from sing a solo.At the evening service Mr.Brown will preach on \u201cSweetening Life\u2019s Bitter Waters.\u201d $4,000 for $3,000 TIES TOGETHER Double house in North W«rÿ.Water, baths, bam, San noose, garden and cx- sallerrt location.Five acres, 8.room house and bam, 10 minutes\u2019 walk to market, $6,000.H.H.MORENCY, 41 !LiAe au YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW! Be Photographed Often at Nakash Studio REGULAR MEETING OF ASCOT W.I.WELL ATTENDED The May meeting of the Ascot Women\u2019s Institute was held Thursday afternoon with Mrs.W.H.Pearson, the president, in the chair.The meeting was called to order in the usual way, the answering of roll call showing fifteen members present, and an unusually large number of visitors.Following the treasurer\u2019s report, the secretary read the minutes of last meeting, also a letter from Mr.Mr.W.G.MacDougall, relating to the school fair work of last year; the money donated and expenditure of same.This brought up the question of the amonut that coudd be donated by the institute for the school fair this fall, and it was derided that $5 be given the general fund and $2 for special prizes.An excellent report was read by Mrs.E.Robinson, the delegate to the county executive meeting held recently, who was tendered a hearty vote of thanks for the report whicn showed the progress being made by the Sherbrooke County Institutes along various lines.The appointment of delegate» to the annuaj convention at Macdonald College resulted in Mrs, Lipsey be- Scotland.Mr.Dunsmore spent his early years, following the drath of his father, with his grandparents, in Bury, then coming to Sherbrooke and entering the employ of the Jenckes Machine Company, of which he has been a valued employee for fifteen years.He was sales agent at Cobalt and Porcupine for some time, later going to St.Catharines,| where he was taken ill with pneu-l monia.Complications followed, and he passed away at the early age of! thirty-two year».The remains were accompanied to Sherbrooke by Miss Jean Hag-: gart, nurse-in-eharge, who had at-| tended him through his last illness.Mr.Dunsmore is survived by his mother, one brother, Mr.Peter Dunsmore, of this city, who was absent from hom' and could not get back in time for the funeral ; two «ist'-rs, living in Lawrence, Ma'.-.; two uncles, Col.Dunsmore, of Bury, and Mr.A.S.Dunsmore, of this city, both bring pre:ent at the burial, all of whom have the| deep sympathy of a large circle ofj friends in their bereavement.MARTIAL\" LAW DECLARED (Amoriated Pre*» Deanateh) CHARLESTON, W.Va.\u2018, May 21.| Governor Morgan yesterday is-:;ued a proclamation declaring mar j tial law in Mingo County.\t| ÜEtisi OPTOMETKIST Our prompt and efficient services cost you no more than service less good.54 King Street Olivier\u2019s New Building The Genius of Saving is the Habit of Saving The saving habit is easily formed by using this Institution aa a depository for your idle mcjiey.Our Convenient Location in the centre of the city, makes it very easy for you to come regularly and deposit your savings.The Sherbrooke Loan & Mortgage Company Dr.HEBERT, Specialist At Or.Darche\u2019s Hospital, Sherbrooke For Eyes, Ears, Nose & Throat & Fitting of Glasses ROCK ISLAND .EAST ANGUS .THETFORÛ ____ VICTORIA VILLE .Will Be lu Rock Island House .1ST TUESDAY Dr.Couture's Drug Store 2ND TUESDAY Commercial Hotel.3RD TUESDAY Bernier\u2019s Hotel\t4TH TUESDAY Bring your Starters & Generators to WIGGETT\u2019S Battery Service Go.FOR REPAIRS Official Service on Auto-Lite, Westinchouse, Ford Automobile Electrical Equipment.SUMMER FROCK «lock taffeta has secured the alliance of dotted Swiss to a 4* 4»\t4» J CHURCH NOTICES * \u2022f*\t4>\t?\t?*»* ST.ANDREW\u2019S CHURCH (Presbyterian) Rev.Alfrc-b Bright, B.A., Minister.11 a.m.Public Worship.Subject of the morning sermon: \u2014 \u201cThe Christian\u2019s Wealth.\u201d 2.30 p.m.The Church School.7 p.m.Public Worship.The subject of the evening senpon:\u2014\u201cIs Christ Real to Us?\u201d You are invited to worship at St Andrew\u2019s, Frontenac St.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.(Art Hall) Sunday School, 10 a.m.Sunday Service at 11 a.m Testimonial meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m.Reading room open daily from 3 to 5 o\u2019clock except Saturdays and Sundays and holidays.All are welcome to the services.BAPTIST CHURCH Cor.Portland Ave.and Queen Street.Pastor D.W.Terry, B.A., B.Th.Morning Service, 11 a.m.Subject: \u2014\u201cThe Wings of a Dove.\u201d Sunday School, 12 o\u2019clock.Evening Service, 7 p.m.Preacher, Rev.George Mengier, Secretary of Lord\u2019s Day Alliance.You are cordially invited to worship with us.PLYMOUTH CHURCH (Congregational) Dufferin Ave.Minister, Rev.G.Ellery Read, D.D.Sunday services, 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Church School at 12.15.Evening sermon:\u2014\u201cThe Church as a Defence of Civilization.\u201d You are invited to worship at Plymouth Church.Everyone welcome.METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Court and William Streets.Rev.B.B.Brown, Pastor.Public Worship.Brief helpful services.11 a.m.Empire Seryioe conducted by Pastor.Address by Major J.A.Ewing, K.C., of Montreal, on \u201cBritish Ideals.\u201d Garrison parade of city units.Special music._ 12.10 Noon.Sunday School.Baptismal Service.Practice for Children\u2019s Day.7 p.m.Sermon by Pastor on \u2018Sweetening Life\u2019s Bitter Waters.\u201d Anthem: \u201cSend Out Thy Light.\u201d Visitors are welcome.Note:\u2014Something special at Y.P.S.next Monday night.ST.PETER\u2019S CHURCH.(Church of England.) Cor.Dufferin Ave, and Montreal St.Trinity Sunday Holy Communion, 8 a.m.Morning Service, 11 a.m.Children\u2019s Service, 2.30 p.m.Evening Service, 7 p.m.Wednesday, Holy Communion, 10 a.m.Evening Prayer, 8 p.m.ST.PAUL\u2019S MISSION.Cor.Caledonia Street and Fairmount Avenue.Morning Sei-vice, 11 a.m.Sunday School.2.30 p.m.Apparently the driver was immune from injury, for without even pausing to apologize for his sensational intrusion, he turned his car and continued on his mad career.The name of the driver or number of the car could not be ascertained, apparently everyone being busy looking after his own safety or relying on the possibility of the guilty one meeting his just reward on arrival at Sherbrooke, which has not been reported as yet.The Garden Fragrance OF A CUP OF SALÂDA' TEA Is real refreshment and enjoyment.It is more economical than ordinary tea because it yields many more cups to the pound.\tsth The Elusive Thought An Umjsuai.Valiti |v â h XT\u2019 OUwiIl remcm^ ^ ber from past' experience how difficult, it is to; think of suitable wedding gifts.'5''A good idea* would be to spend\u2019 a few moments examining the Birks Year Book.Suggestions will occur to you with every page you TiToroj It would be hayd to find a gift more\tthe Bride than 1 this handsome Mahogany Man' tel Clock,- If it (Si inches high, unlh an * rr-mck base, end is .modestly (meed at Si'f.yt' Lowered cents allow us to reduce prices en severalhnss shown.w , the Tear Book This saving will ¦be returned to you.Dunum* turn.À__ There are^hundreds of distinctive wedding gifts in the .Year -Book-all of the same high quality and each pneed at a reasonable figure.Qaidmitfis Sihermufts KmrnMtt V Sou bowi ' MONTREAL MOTORIST .TRIED SOME \u201cSTUNTS\u201d ON MAIN HIGHWAY.Fast driving is becoming a popular pastime to some autoists, and very unpopuar to others, reports coming from various sections of \u201cfool exhibitions of what their car can do,\u201d as a responsible motorist aptly expresses it.Late Thursday afternoon such a display of power, bravery and independence was witnesed along the Cookshire road, when a big Chalmers car, supposed to be coming from East Angus towards Sherbrooke, held the right of way for a time.Running at a terrific speed the car struck a boulder and took to the ditch, righted itself, and then struck a telephone pole near the residence of Mr.Jasper Coates, knocking it clean from its moorings, both top and bottom, and throwing it into the driveway in front of the house.NOTICE Owing to Tuesday Being a Holiday, OUR WORKS WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 23RD, ALSO.Page Printing&Binding Company Albert St.Rose 7 ea Room Menu, Saturday Tea - Coffee - Cocoa Anchovy Sandwiches Ginger Ale Date Bread \u2014CAKES\u2014 Assorted Cakes \u2014ICES- Fresh Strawberry Sundae Plain Ice Cream Special Accommodation for Motorists.Rest Room in Connection.Open Every Day in the Mezzanine from 3 p.m.to 5.30 Mrs.A.Dempster in Charge SAINT-JEAN'S STORE, 21-23 NORTH WELLINGTON ST.\\\\ Phone 1236 Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements i this issue.They likely name something you want.* ftrnn tho Khotitfflir* hseV niitt front.Float adginff, 1» 0 1 broxteiA beet tn t*\tran tS.SW» r/>1A*m W« ?b* fce'k whsela of trnr Wtndabaker trnft for the S'at LW* m-liea.TJOa tire wa* no: ' 'irmarJi tor\tmumWkpt ttei am* dnrtbg tWtki tfm*\tprmll mblfh a pep* x weft f !lr,\ttVOftt w*i.tor fonr tot/om rottfnf to*»\u2019 in* Mtfklr of Uiffllfl» 1r*« tor CtOrmttr bntlrrw W.4v '-nr f'V iwrtj m.mi.»»ry.° dTk* Packard M«ts>r Tdwiry.Te^ rewto, Oet.been using Dunla' l*M finer teen tnlnp Curd Tlnm 'î*tSa.and have moat b«ut twenty seven Dunlop 85 | ft and 5 In a*e on iwy T> ' FARM LANDS.THE RICH / \\NE WHITE NANNY GOAT FOR SALE.| ^\u2022-FV* prairies of Alberta, Saskatche-L/ Suitable for harness.Apply Mrs.J.B.wan and Manitoba are especially suited for Davidson, Lennoxville.Pho^* 845-r-3.\tj mixed farming.Land that will produce big _ ^ 4Z\tcrops of grain and fodder and well adapted \\\\ ' \u2018\tLET.HAVE LOI R for dairying 0r live stock raising can still be * tenements vacant.Want, fomillxu xxm*k .\t.LIVE STOCK FOR SALE tenements vacant Want families with girls to operate sewing machines, immediate employment.Apply to Penmans Limited, Coaticook, Que.BRED CHESTER WHITE PIGS 2 GAS PLATES FOR SALE.ONE TWO- _- »nd one three-burner.Apply 11 Cliff TJURE Road, or phone 356-W.\t_______ I for Bale, March ami May farrowed, well -\u2014-/\t1\t\u201c\t\u201c\u201c urvrix bred, good type, choice stock.Apply to Eric Z^OOK STOVE, COAL OR WOOD, HO posant, Bellevue Farm, Sutton, Que.^ water front, for sal©»\tPhone ! *\t-\t-\t* 1371-M, 246 King St West._\t____! QNE FAIR 0F G00D WORK HORSES k} H.P.ELECTRIC MOTOR.650 VOLT, ^ phase, almost new, the whole wi for sale, weighing 2400 pounds, nine and j ten years old.First class farm team.Price, phase, almost now, tne wnoic with $250.F.Hubbard, Frontenac St.riritchboJd.box, etc., for sale cheap.Apply had at prices averaging about $18.50 an acre, with twenty years to pay, if you wish.Only 10 per cent.down.No further payment on the principal until the end of the fourth year; then sixteen annual payments.Interest 6 per cent.Write to S.LaDue Norwood, C.P.R.Land Agent, Windsor Stat.on, Montreal, Quebec.IN MEMORIAM.In loving remembrance of James Bruce Duncan, Transport Sergeant 5th, C.M.R., killed in action May 21st, 1916.FATHER, MOTHER AND SISTER.Sherbrooke, Que.AUCTION SALE Wednesday, May 25th at No.12 Princess St, Sherbrooke.Having received instructions from Mr.O.Blais I will sell all his Household Furniture.Sale at Ten a,m.sharp.J.P.JUTRAS, Auctioneer.NOTICE Anderson & Boliard, of this city, plasterers, have dissolved partnership.Mr.Anderson will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his former partner after this date.J.ANDERSON.Sherbrooke, May 21st, 1921.pUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN A that, by an order of the Superior Court for the District of Saint Francis, dated on the twentieth day of the month of May, nineteen hundred and twenty-one, the following named: Claire Girard, Roee-Aimee Girard, Itnelda Girard, Jean-Marie Girard, and J.Evangeliste Girard, all minors issue of the marriage of the late William Girard and the Dame Josephine Labonte ; and Helene Girard, Blanche Girard, Pauline Girard, Anselme Girard and Venant Girard, all minors issue of the marriage of the late Venant Girard and the Dame Eliaa Gamache, have been authorized to take and, therefore, do take the quality of heir under benefit of inventory to the estate and succession of their late uncle, Alfred Girard, in his lif®-tmie a plumber, residing at the township of Stoke.For the above named minors.Samuel Henault and Dame Josephine Lahonote, Joint Tutors to Claire Girard.Roee-Aimee Girard, Imelda Girard, Jean-Marie Girard and J.Evangeliste Girard.Lazare Roy and the Dame Eliza Gamache, Joint Tutors to Helene Girard, Blanche Girard, Pauline Girard, Anselme Girard and Venant Girard.C.Orner Biron, Notary Public, Sherbrooke, Que.Certified to havA been published in the Sherbrooke Record in ' issues of the twenty-first and the thirtieth of the month of May, nineteen hundred and twenty-one.Farm lor Sale the Exhibition Grounds on the afternoon of June 3rd (King\u2019s Birthday).The meet will be open to any children attending the Sherbrooke and Lennoxville schools.The meet will be under the patronage of Mr.F.N.McCrea, M.P., and will be supported by the Sherbrooke Rotary Club, w1^p ^r\u2018 ^ewt°n Rs chairman.The programme of the meet is as follows: 1, 2-mile bicycle race; 2, 30 yards, Primary classes; 3, run-mng broad jump; 4, 50 yards, boys 10 and under; 5, 50 yards, girls 10 ^n running high jump; 75 yards, boys 14 and under; 8, 75 yards, girls 14 and under; 9, running hop, step and jump; 10, 100 yards, slow bicycle race; 11, Dota to race girls; 12, 100 yards dash, senior High School boys.; 13, sack race, boys 14 and under; 14, thread-the-Kiris; 15, tilting the bucket; 16, 220 yards dash, boys 14 and over; 17, wheelbarrow race, boys 14 and under; 18, obstacle race, boys 14 an