Sherbrooke daily record, 31 octobre 1922, mardi 31 octobre 1922

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.\t\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1922.\tTwenty-sixth Year.ITALIA\tN PEOPLE\tü PLEASEED OVER SEr\tFTLEMENT Address\tIn Reply T\to Speech From Throne V\t/as Adopted High Command Ordered Fascist! To Disband-The Situation Is Now Normal Numerous Members cf the Organisation in Rome Will Leave for Their Homes After Their Patriotic Procession, Which Will Be HeH This Evening\u2014Situation in Italy Regarded as Normal Again\u2014Settlement of Crisis la Hailed with Great Satisfaction by Public Opinion, According to Semi-Official Statement\u2014British Government Does Not Look for Any Important Change in Italy\u2019s Foreign Policy.(Associated Press Despatch) ROME, October 31.\u2014The Fascisti high command today ordered the demobilization of the Fascisti and the numerous members of that organization in Rome will leave for heme after their patriotic procession, which it has been decided to hold this evening.The situation in Italy, according to a semi-official expression today is regarded as .normal again.The settlement of the crisis, it is added, is hailed with great satisfaction by public opinion.LOOK FOR NO IMPORTANT CHANGE IN FOREIGN POLICY (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, October 31.\u2014British official quarters look for no important change in Italy\u2019s foreign policy under the new regime and are confident that the reconstituted Government in Rome will maintain the friendliness relations with Great Britain.CLASHES BETWEEN FASCISTI AND COMMUNISTS REPORTED (Associated Press Despatch) ROME, Oct.31.\u2014Clashes between Fascisti and Communists are reported from various towns throughout Italy.From most of the cities throughout the country come stories of enthusiastic demonstrations upon the occupation of the Government offices by the \u201cBlack Shirts.\u201d NEW FASCISTI GOVERNMENT PREPARED TO ASSUME FULL CONTROL\u2014BIG CELEBRATION IS PLANNED FOR TONIGHT * * *#####* * # « U.S.REFUSES TO TAKE « *\tPART IN NEAR EAST # *\tPEACE CONFER- # »\tEN CE.\t# (Associated Press Dtsnatch.) WASHINGTON, Oct.31.\u2014 A formal reply declining the Allied invitation for United States participation in the Near East peace conference, to be held next month at Lausanne was forwarded today from the State Department & through the British, French ^ and Italian embassies here.# & \u2019 # # * # * % -v- nr MM MATHIEU\u2019S BODY RECOVERED AT ASBESTOS MINE Two Bodies Still Remain Buried Beneath Avalanche of Rock.m3.$ SIR WILLIAM WISEMAN, formerly connected «with the British Foreign Office, is now visitin'» C.vh- The mutilated body of Wilfred Mathieu, one of the four miners buried beneath an avalanche of rock at the Asbestos Mines Limited, East Broughton, last week, was recovered early yesterday afternoon.Mathieu, a young man of twenty-five years of age, was the father of three young children, who live to ;ada.He states that in United States mourn his loss.The funeral was banking circles Ontario s credit | held this morning at nine o\u2019clock.REV.VAUGHAN IS DEAD - VISITED! THIS COUNTRY _____ i Vieil Known Jesuit Priest Died in London Today After a Short Illness.jstands the highest of all the Cana dian provinces.I-?- | KANSAS CITY, Oct.31.\u2014R.J.| Hopkins, state attorney'general, has been instructed to institute immediate action to expel every offical of ; the Ku Klux Klan from the State of J Kansas.The instructions came from I Governor Allen.Continued efforts are being made to recover the bodies of Odilon Grosleau and Edmond Breton, the other miners still buried beneath the enormous mass of rock.The derrick is being used constantly, and it is expected that the steam shovel, secured from a neighboring property, will be working today or tomorrow.(Auociated Press Deipalch) j power in the chamber, but he dcclar-ROME, Oct.31.\u2014Rome awaited jed in an interview that if he failed with eager expectation today the | to do so Parliament would be dis-fomial entry into the city of thou- i solved and the Fascisti would go sands of the Fascisti who were called before the country where he is con- from all parts of the country over the 'week end in support of the Fascisti demand for control of the country.This demand, now satisfied, with the cail to power of their leader, Benito Mussolini, who yesterday formed a cabinet in which the Fascisti influence strongly predominates, the new government was prepared to take full control, and its Fascisti supporters from all Italy made ready to celebrate their triumph by a procession through the city.It was decided last night, however, that not all the throngs of Fascisti who had made their way to the vicinity of Rome at their fident of winning.CHANGE MADE IN PLANS.It appears that the original plan attributed to Premier Mussolini to have two moderate 'Socialists in the cabinet was strongly opposed by ether Fascisti leaders, that the names of Gino Beldesi and Bruno Buozzi, two of the leading figures in the co-operative movement, in Italy, were not included in the new Government.With Signor Mussolini, the new ministry, according to the latest classification, comprises five Fascisti, two Catholics, three Democrats, one Nationalist and one Liberal, with the addition of General Diaz and Vice-Admiral Di Revel, who, being Senators, and also belonging to the leader's call should participate in thejarrl}y a7]d navy, respectively, are not triumphal march, the ideal being to | asslKned to any special party, limit their number to fifteen thou- sand, with the route of the parade passng by the Quirinal for a tribute to King Victor Emmanuel, a march through the main streets of the city to the unknown soldier's tomb, and then a demobilization and the return of the demonstrants to their homes in various parts of Italy.Meanwhile the Fascisti already in Rome, including some from outside who had previously entered the city, TWELVE DEAD AS RESULT OF FIGHTING AT ROME (Associated Press Despatch) ROMP,, Oct.31.\u2014Twelve persons were reported dead today as the result of attacks yesterday in which Fascisti were involved.Snipers fired from windows, while the Fascisti from Abruzzi were crossing a workmen\u2019s quarter through which they celebrated their triumph informally : were entering the city.Four F\u2019ascisti by night parades through the town, | fell dead.Reinforcements were undaunted by frequent heavy show- sought and the police soon occupied ers, singing patriotic Fascisti songs whole zone, which is the same Interspersed with Fascist! war cries, jone which the Fascisti were at-Notwithstanding the rain they man-1 J'80\u2019*?\" last May 24, during a cele-aged to light bonfires in the various ',ra*,on °f the anniversary of Italy\u2019s squares in which they burned socia- j cntranee in the war.list and communist literature, in- L î\u2019tht,;l\\Ulllt,RS rTat0r t0day eluding forms for subscribing to the (,la!^ yesterday ' afternoon Imtween funds of the parties with communist Fas:« 4.-h \u2022!\u2022 * THE WEATHER * * FAIR AND UNCHANGED The high pressure area has remained stationary over Northern Ontario and there is a marked depression o(V the Capo Breton coast.Depressions are also situated in Texas and Alberta .Showers have occurred in the Maritime Provinces and a few light falls of rain or snow in Ihe Western Provinces.Forecast: Northerly winds, fair today and on Wednesday; not much change in tempera-turon THE COMMUNIST LEADER ROME, Oct.31.\u2014A band of Ancona Fascisti, led by Cesare Rossi, broke into the home of Deputy Min-grino, commander of the Communist Red Guards, last night.The invaders seized all the documents they could find, sequestered forty hand gran-ades and threw the furniture, into the street.Then they set fire to the furniture.ITALIAN AMBASSADOR AT PARIS RESIGNS OFFICE PARIS, Oct.31.\u2014Count Sforza has telegraphed his resignation as Italian ambassador at Paris to Premier Mussolini.He explains that in his view the new government should have in such ports men in thorough accord with its policies.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Oet.31.\u2014Father Bernard Vaughan, one of the most pro-! minent Jesuit priests in the world, ; and a brother of the late Cardinal Vaughan, died here today.Several years ago he toured through parts of Canada, Alaska and the United States and later lectured in Japan, where he addressed the House of Peers.Father Vaughan became ill two or three months ago at Sheffield but recovered sufficiently to be removed to the Jesuit College at Putney.! There he was able to get about in a rolling chair.The famous priest was bedridden ; only three days before the end.His f brothers in the Society of Jesus were around his bedside when he died peacefully at eight o\u2019clock this morn-| ing.Father Vaughan first came into prominence in the latter part of the ! nineteenth century by taking a conspicuous part in the civic as well as religious life of Manchester.In 1901 he went to London and became an active worker among the poor at Westminster and in the east end slums.As a preacher it was his fortune to attract to his sermons and addresses in various parts of Europe all sorts of men, including King Edward VII.He was Catholic preacher at the Eucharistic Congress held at Montreal in 1910.The next year he lectured in various parts of the United States and Canada, later crossing the Pacific to speak before Was- \\ ada and Imperial Universities of Tokio.Before leaving for China he addressed the House of Peers and | ladies of Society.In the war his fervid utterances ; brought down upon him attacks of his brother Jesuits in Germany.It was his contention that the Germans j \u201cdid not play the game\u201d in fighting the world war.Mqrmonism shared with hereticism the fire of Father Vaughan\u2019s denoun-1 cing oratory.At times he would warn 1 England of her decreasing birth rate ' and cautioned against race suicide.I Three years ago ho assailed the fashions then prevailing in women\u2019s gowns.When the Irish hunger strikers came into prominence he contended that they were deliberately committing suicide.Father Vaughan was horn August 20th, 1847, at Courtfield, Herefordshire.the son of Colonel Vaughan.Of his eighteen brothers six became priests.All of his sisters took the veil of nuns.Father Vaughan was ordained in 1876.He was the author of several books.Last summer Father Vaughan was attacked by influenza, and later paralysis gripped him.\u2014-«- UPWARD PRICE TENDENCY IS MERELY AN EPISODE IN A GENERAL DECLINE Expert Based View on Statistical Chart Showing Business Trend During Past 150 Years.MONTREAL, Oct.31.\u2014That the present upward tendency in prices is merely an episode in a general decline, was the opinion expressed by George E.Macllwaine, of the Babson Statistical Organization, in the course of an address here last night.He based his view On statistical charts showing the movement of business prosperity and depression during the last 160 years, and also showing the level of prices and the «ost of living over the sumo period.General Smart Lodges Charges Against Quebec Government-Motion To Adopt The Reply To Speech From Throne Is Carried jWesimount Member Claimed that Board of Examiners for Admission cf Practice of Law Showed Discrimination Against Returned Soldiers\u2014Charges Were Strenuously Denied by Hon.Perrault, Minister of Colonization, and also by Premier Taschereau.¦-\u2014 *-,- (Associated Press Despatch) London, Oct.31.\u2014The so-caii-ed co-operative pact between Governmental Conservatives and the Lloyd Georgian National Liberals, which yesterday appeared to be gaining strength, today seemed near a smash-up that may force Lloyd George to really carry out his threat to \u201cspread the war\u201d and wage a bitter fight to the finish with the men who brought about his I downfall.One trouble seems to be that Conservative candidates have bob- I bed up against those running under the Lloyd George banner in certain constituencies where the latter had regarded themselves as safe from Tory attacks.Lloyd George is represented as being indignant, and as contemplating the carrying out of his threat if the Conservative party does not withdraw' some of the candidates already entered against his followers.Others feel sure that he will really \u201cspread the war\u201d with vigor should the die-hards put up any more candidates against the National Liberals.At this time the Lloyd Georgians have about 160 candidates in the field, and they are reported to have 250 others in reserve.WILL LET LOOSE RESERVES.It is said to be Lloyd George\u2019s intention to let loose these reserves against the Conservatives unless his demands are met.The co-operative pact\u2014a sort of \u201cyou leave us alone in this district and we won\u2019t both you in that district,\u201d understanding\u2014first attracted attention through the anger of the die-hards at the prospect of a return to Coalition rule under the aegis of a newr government.To combat this dissatisfaction the Central Conservative Association announced that in reality no pact had been reached, but that each constituency wag at liberty to adopt whatever candidate it chose.Since that announcement National Liberals and Conservatives have been opposing one another in districts where they v\u2019ere believed to have reached a non-interference understanding.TRYING TO COME TO AGREEMENT.The Times says that Lloyd George is still trying to come to an undersfhnding with Unionist headquarters, but that paper thinks the Unionists will find it impossible to make the arrangements Lloyd George desires, even if they wished to do so, because the constituencies from which Lloyd George_ wants Conservative candidates withdrawn are preciselv those which are least legging business in that city where arrest \u201cof John\" H.\u201cRoberts'd\"!rector ! 1Tlk^y \u2022t° rehs'p«tnd to an appeal from Blunt dealers purchased them sup-The Av*\u201c and president of \u201cThe |tw^Tper thinks that a ould (Associated Press Despatch) Quebec, Oct.31.\u2014That the Board of Examiners for the admission to the pre.ji.i'.'.e of law showed discrimination against returned soldiers and that such discrimination was not accidental but | $¦ the result of a well planned system, \u2018 was the charge made by General Smart, member for Westmount, at the meeting of the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon when the debate on the amendment submitted by the member for Joliette, P.J.Dufresne, to amend the address in reply to the speech from the throne, was resumed.The charges were most strenuously denied by Hon.J.E.Perrault, Minister of Colonization, who claimed the Board was composed of some of the most highly respected citizens of the Quebec bar.The Minister claimed the charges made by General Smart were an insult to the entire bar of the Province.*\t\t* » TO PUT CLAIM OF ULSTER *\t\t »\tBEFORE THE BRITISH\t »\tELECTORS.\t* *\t\t* (Associated Press Despatch.) BELFAST, Oct.31\u2014A delegation of two hundred were on their way from Belfast to England today to put Che claim of Ulster before the British electors.# # # # # # * ÿÿ * «5 * «s # # « LLOYD GEORGE INDIGNANT OVER ACTION OF B0NÂR LAW\u2019S PARTY; LIKELY TO CARRY OUT THREAT Pact Between Governmental Conservatives and Lloyd George National Liberals Today Seemed Near a Smash-up that May Force Former Premier to Really Carry Out His Threat to \u201cSpread the War\u201d and Wage a Bitter Fight to the Finish with the Men Who Brought About His Downfall\u2014It Is Said Lloyd George Intends to Let Loose His Reserves Against Conservatives Unless His Demands Are Met.PRINCE VON BUELOW, former German Chancellor, who declares that his country is permanently republican.Lloyd George stock, the newspapers assert, is rising, A provisional list of candidates already in the field in Great Britain show 435 Unionists, 160 National Liberals, 300 Independent Libérais and over 400 Labor-ites.These will contest 615 constituencies to be represented in the new Parliament, amendment by the Opposition was defeated.REPORTS TO BE BROUGHT BEFORE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.QUEBEC, Oct, 31.\u2014John H.Roberts, editor of \u201cThe Axe,\u201d a Montreal weekly publication, will be brought General Smart, in the course of before the Bar of the Legislative A s-his address, also made the claim that sembly of Quebec on Thursday No-bootlegging was being carried on a j vember 2nd, to answer to a charge large scale in the Province, and that | 0f \u201cviolating the honor of the legis-m some cases it was hard to believe ' lature.\u201d the Liquor Commission was ignor-1 oh a motion bv the Premier, Hon.ant of the illicit trade which was be- , L.A.Taschereau, seconded bv Hon.mg conducted.In fact, the member j J.E.Caron, Minister of Agriculture, for Westmount stated that a second | the speaker of the Legislative As-hnuor store had been opened m Val- sembly was instructed yesterday leyfield simply because the boot- ' afternoon to issue a warrant for the purenasea tneir sup plies for their trade across the United States border required mor than one store.\u2022 j newspaper thinks that a ¦e which publishes the pkpef.The war- w\u2019de fbreak; h^f.n «?*: tw0 \" ou\u2018d rant will order the Sergeant-at-! 5ffef pa]rty relationships on every *\t\u2014\t\u2014\t__ .\t.f»\t_ j front tinci ¦wrkVil/J rvnnnn/»» rnfins: in HAVE DECIDED NOT TO OPPOSE FORMER PREMIER (Associated Press Despatch) CARNARVON, WALES, Oct.31, \u2014The announcement yesterday that the Carnarvon Conservatives had decided not to oppose Lloyd George in the elections, \u201cupon receiving assure ance that he will loyally serve under Mr.Bonar Law in resisting the communist attack,\u201d was slightly qualified today.One of the Conservative leaders said that Mr.Lloyd George had not given them the specific assurance, but that they had inter-preted one of his speeches in Shat manner.CLAIMS MANY WOMEN WANTED TO MARRY \u2018BILL\u2019 In reply to the charges of discrim- Arm ination against returned soldiers, j to Montreal made by General Smart, Premier ; and bring him before the Legislative ,\t, Taschereau said that he, the ITeni- Assembly at four o\u2019clock in the after- ! arft cf1* Co., 4S12 Woodward Ave., Detroit, mospheric conditions, there was a\t1 Tu Ï*\u201d n°,t th,!m do £°- .\t,,\t1 hey are harmless and effective.large attendance and the gross receipts amounted to the very satis- Scott accompanied by s.Shepardson, cook, who has been the guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.George Mayhew, returned home on Monday.Mrs.John Mills (nee Florence Egan), and little son.of Stanbridge East, are visiting Mr.and Mrs.O.C.Egleston, Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Humphrey and other friends in town.Mr.B.D.Hamm has been somewhat improved during the last week.Mr.and Mrs.Huntress Mayhew, of Island Pond, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.George W.Mayhew on Sunday.Miss Frances Parker was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.Nelson, at Norton on Friday.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Bachelder, of Island Pond, were guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.WT.C.Bailey, on Sunday.Mr.Charles McEwen, of Island ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT NEWS winter\u2019s work in connection with the church.Mr.Nelson Solomon is erecting ! a fine new house on his property : here.Mrs.C.D.Whipple will entertain ! the Ladies' Aid in the basement of Gatherings bj the Daily Retard Chalmers\u2019 Church on W'ednesdav af- CorrespoodenU in the Varie*, \u2018T^Wm.^ch^b CainraiMhai factory sum of approximately $150.'on Hallowe'en night, Tues-With a comparatively low expense ! \u201caJ J October 31st.sheet, this will give the institute a £5'\t®c0,t very fine balance for the objects1\tAlan and Mrs\t, they have in vfew suffered ,er i where they wiU the ^este^Mr! ^ond\u2019 has been spending some time ,«ïrii.,.nISïS,!£rî1;\th\tc.P.«, Briscoe car was destroyed by fire on ; j^rs.Jack Scott arrived home sPent the weke-end at his home here Cookshirc road, near the farm from Montreal on Friday evening,1 ^r*\tParker, Mr.and Mrs.of Mr.Ed.Seals.It is understood where she accompanied MV.Scott to A.L.Parker and little Miriam King, that the loss is not covered by insur- the General Hospital, where he un- j °f Coaticook, were recent guests of \u201cnee.\tderwent an operation on Thursday, i Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Parkr.1\t¦\"\t'\tLast Wednesday evening the Mr.Scott is improving very favor-1\t- .\t___.\t_\t,\t^ young son of Mr.Wm.Spademan, ably.-t> orgam e a programme for the manager 0f local branch of the Mr.James Coleman and Miss Susie 8500 Reward The above reward will be paid to any person furnishing information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone implicated in the burglary of any of the Quebec Liquor Commission\u2019s stores in any part of the nrovince.$200 ADDITIONAL.An additional reward of $200 will be paid to any officer or citizen who apprehends anyone in the act of burglarizing any of the Commission\u2019s stores.All information will be treated as strictly confidential.Communications should be sent to Brigadier=General E.de & PANE! 3 Notre Dame Street East, Montreal, Que.Bank of Montreal, met with what i Coleman, who have been quite ill might easily have been a serious w-ith typhoid fever, are reported to accident, being knocked down by a car, driven by Dr.R.H.MacRae.Fortunately Dr.MacRae was going at a moderate speed, but even so, Master Spaekman was very lucky to escape with apparently no worse results than a surprising jolt and a MELBOURNE Mrs.Wm.Chamberlain, of AyerV ;haking up with'frierds^here *\tV1Slt: Mr.Howard Barter, cashier at the Carriinlr nf Ack\u201e ?u Bank of Montreal here, met with a been visiting for a few davs \u2019with\tn^hap °n Saturday morning -\t: Mrs George Paterson\tshutting the index finger of his right Miss Frances Young, of Westerly, The Presbyterian' Workers will fw\u2019\" thev.door of the sa,fe\u2019 Rhode Island, is making an extended meet at the home of Mr= Amn-s l'latJnem^er very severely and caus- visit with her sister, Mrs.Malcolm MacRae on Tuesday evening at 7.30 Rooney.\tp.m.Mr.and,Mrs.Wm.Arnold have\t- moved to the new house they have rented in Richmond from Mr.J.Me-\t_____ P ane and Voice Culture.Miss A.DANVILLE »nd Lawrence Weiss be improving.The W.C.T.U.will be held at the home of Mrs.Fred Start on Thursday afternoon.Mr.R.A.Scott visitied his brother Jack, in the Montreal General Hospital last Sunday and found him getting along fine.WATER VILLE Wool! Wool! Wool! of all qualities and all kinds at the Waterville Cash Store, always at the lowest price.NORTH HATLEY Come to the Baptist Church tonight at 7.30 to the prayer meeting.Rev.A.Penman will commence a ing for the time being intense pain.Next Monday, November 6th, being Thanksgiving Day, the local stores will be closed all day.Those residing out of town will do well to bear this in mind and so save a fruitless journey by doing their shopping Mrs.Nelson Solomon entertained .____\u201e\t-\t.\t.* number of lady friends to supper ^^nceV'.eissi.opening a studio on Saturday, the 4th.ij0rl0T of ?-In.Cn«.nej s Music -tore, Sta-) On Thursday of this week the W.one evening last week in her mother, Mrs.Beers, who has tion St.: M.S.will entertain to afternoon tea been visiting her for a few weeks\t^ ni.Greer have at the home of Mrs.Walter Armand who returned to her own home has been built this\tstronF- All in any way interested in cn Monday.motored to Sherbrooke on Saturday.The Presbyterian Workers of Chalmers\u2019 Church are preparing for Sbeir annual sale which they intend having on November 22nd.There will be a meeting on Wed- Mr.T.Thomson and Mr.J.Brodie hearty we'enme\tl1\"1\u2019 \u201clc CUIUlil nearty we.come is extended to them.tend.Mrs.M.T.Stokes will be as-,date in November.DAVIDSON HILL AND BETHEL soeiated with Mrs.Armstrong as hostesses.COATICOOK _\t__ The Ladies\u2019Guild wrill be entertain-¦\t______ nesday evening, November 1st, in ed at thejiome of Mrs.Lewis Stan- Mr and Mr_ Frç(i christie of Last Sunday evening Pastor course of Bible Study.All come and Weeks preached the second sermon ! welcome in a series on John 3-16, \u201cFor God ! The W.C.T.U.will meet in the So Loved the World that He gave Baptist Church Hall on Wednesday IS 0nLfBeg^ten ^n\u2019 t,hat,7'h0; \u201cfternoon.Hostesses: Mrs.S.M.soever believeth in him should not ; T lor and Mrs Ida Cal! pensh but have eternal Life.Spec- j rfi ^\t^\t.n ial emphasis was placed on the two vr^\u201c.meet with words \u201cSo Loved!\u2019\u2019 Pastor Weeks\u2019 Mrs' B™.d iLlttle,.on \u201eF\"da>' after-effort was to show to what extent no?I1\u2018 First meeting of the season, the love of God would go.He gave .\t, , and Mrs.E.H.Momsette, of many biblical illustrations, as well ! Attleboro, Mass., have returned as up-to-date observations and ex- home after spending a week with periences.\tMrs.Addle Vance.Mr.and Mrs.Adellard Boisvert Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Tyler, Mrs.T.and daughter are at present on an H.Andrew^ and Mrs.S.M.Taylor extended visit to New York City, j were in Coaticook on Sunday.Mrs.S.J Scott has returned Mrs.C.S.Honghton has returned from _ her visit to Montreal and | to Chestnut Hill, Mass.Mr.and Mrs.A.Turner have returned from Sherbrooke where they were called by the illness of their daughter, Mrs.W.F.Wilson.Mrs.R.H.Galbraith and child, of Melbourne, are spending some time with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.T.E.Naeyer.upd^+e anVniodern^d^^ *2 miEsionary work, whether members KT helots town Band entertainment are cordially invited to at- has been postponed to some early DIXVILLE The Ladies\u2019 Mission Circle held a successful fcean supper at the home on the basement of Chalmers\u2019 Church ho?.e Thursday of this week.-vfa£rn£, rôVr.rVri tnTnptien \u201cv of -Mr.and Mrs.Laurin Drew -.Mr.James Prouix.of South Dur- Friday f (Ta few davs\tThursday evening.A good number D]\u201e« J DTl >ere S?ent Saîurûay at hls home Mrs Ciaribsl Euckland and Miss™ present and a pleasant social DUrdOCK blood Dlüers m:- NaMv.nd\tBuckland.entertalned.the_ Young ! enjoyed by aU.Proceeds over Misses Nancy and Mary Davidson spent the week-end in Melbourne and Ladies\u2019 Circle of the Methodist ; $12.00.Relieved Her Of Headaches GOULD Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Kidd, of Stan-briage East, were in towm for the week-end, guests of the latter\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.McCaskill.Mr.and Mrs.John Hurlbut and Miss M.Hurlbut, of Colebrooke, N.H., were in town on Tuesday, guests of Mrs.E.K.MacLeod and Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Buchanan.They are motoring to Florida to spend the winter.Mrs.Etta Fitzgerald returned to lurkdaie wïïh Toraeris^ther Ghurch at the tca hour ™ Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Rose, of and sifters 1 forroers mother Delicious refreshments were served Barnston, were guests of Mrs.Rose s j Mr.Archur Lyster, of Kirkdale,!aBd aLv*rT, Peasant social time parents, Mr.and Mrs.B.D.Lamm, was a recent visitor at the home of spTlt ai'\tT ,\tûn^unda^\u2018 .\t.\t, T his unde, Mr.Alfred Davidson.\tF.!oraace, Johnston spent; The death of Mrs.Napoleon La- Mrs.Norman Lyster, of Montreal, 1 tl-ursday m Sherbrooke.\t; vertue occurred here last week after :is visiting at the'home of her bro- Mr- Victor Larson was in Sher-'a long and trying illness.The fun-' ther, Mr.George Beacon.\t.brooke one day last week.\t, eral service was held from the -\tMrs.Andrew Mallette' is expected Mr.and Mrs.James Pond spent Roman Catholic Church on Saturday j Boston on Tuesday.Heads -e -ct\t»r\tKo \"Kirii-1\thome soen from St.Mary\u2019s, where\tîke week-end with relatives in\tmorning and the interment was in\tRev.Dr.MacLennan wasat Scots- wi*h rnanvnèonV-5\tand\tsoroo ri\t^t\tshe is taking care of Mrs.Healey.\t;''ortk Hatley, returning home on\tthe Roman Catholic cemetery.De-\ttown ast week Assisting with the seldom fre- from it' suffer\tThursday a chicken pie supper\t.\t.ceased was the daughter of the late special services.\t.\t, continually and\twondèrin^\twhv\twas hîld at the home of Mr.Alfred\tMr».Sisco and Mrs.J.N.White\tLouis Labrecque and is survived by\t, Mrs.J.A.Mornson entertained they can get no re\u2019^e'\t.*\tj Davidson.Supoer was served to\tJ entertain tne Ladies Aid of the\t^er husband, three small children,\tthe social meeting of the Ladies Aid .> can ge.«o «lier\tabout sixty people.Proceeds amount-\tMethodist Church at Mrs.Sisco\u2019s a\u201eed\t^tber\tand several\tbro\u2019\t?n Thursdayv Thcre was a large at- In ail cases of headache the treat-led to twenty dollars.\thome on Thursday afternoon.Final\t.W* end\tsister\ttendance and a delicious luncheor ment should be directed to the re-; Mr.Hurbert Cookman is visiting arrangements for the Thanksgiving \" lr and Mrs Beniamin Lorimer ^aSr.serViejd movai of the cause and with\tthe\trelatives in Melbourne this week.\tsupper, to be held on November 6\t^'BeV^\tw^'recert guests Jf Mr\u2019\tMacDo\u201c*ldi Hattle Mac ver and cause removed the headaches\twill.\tMr.Ruble McGee, of Lisgar.spent\tin the church, will be made.Tea will\u2022of\trwon\tTbim** IL\tfam : Grac?Duff-V.The proceeds of the vanish.\tSunday with relatives here.\tbe served.\t:and Mrs\u2019 Uayton Thorr\u2018as and fam- meeting totalled $5.45.Mrs.W.Davidson and Miss Mar- Mr.Arthur Bacon and his brother,\tit t i\tr\tMr.Ernest Foster, of Inverness, xUx ,.ca.xo-lies ux c.crv ui\u2014\tDavidson were Sunday guests Mr.Merle Bacon, of Rock Island,\tF:.f* ^e*son aTld farofiy.P1 was the gues.of Mr.and Mrs.D.B.scription than can equal BBB act- at 'he korne Mr.Fred Clark.jhave returned from Dubois Camp, Morton Mills, were week-end guests MacAu.ay a cw days last week, ing as it does on every organ of\tMr- and *'Irs- Herman Davidson and brought with them a fine deer.Mrs.Neisons parents, Mr.and -H- F- TJ!10 lrea\u2019.\u2018F 1 \u2019\u2019 a?d system.\t0Î1 e'ery or&\u201ca the and famijy spent Sunday at Mr.and i Mr.Arthur Tillotson and Mr.Jas.Mrs.J.B.Parker.\tj McCrea of Sherbrooke, were m town ,,\t.\tMrs.Fred Copping\u2019s at Boscobel.Dougherty left Monday afternoon; The Mission Band will meet on on Siinda}, guests of the formers .Mf2- .\tRiseborough, 280 Messrs.W.Davidson and Hubert for West Palm Beach, Florida, ! Sunday afternoon, November 6th.sister, Mrs.M.A.Duffy.McKenzie St., sarr.ia, Ont., writes: Norton motored to Sutton recently, where they have secured positions Mrs.0.H.E.Webster, of Coati- Messrs.Wm.MacCa-skiu and Ray Having suffered from severe\t- for the winter.\t\u2014^\t-u-~-; ; | tendance and a delicious luncheon was served by the Misses Christy It is impossible to find a better headaches for a considerable length of time I decided to try Burdock Blood Bitters, and found that it EAST ANGUS Mr Claude Baldwin and son, Mr.Heals Inflamed Nostrils, John Baldwin, left by motor on Stops Catarrhal Discharge, Morrison, of Bangor, Me., motored | to town last week and spent a few days.Mr.Ji.MacAulay and son, Willie, helped me wonderfully.It relieved The Ladies\u2019 Aid o' the Methodist p Fayrrr-olTln^,,f®r\t.FallT;\t\u2018RaIUvp* fold* Ouirklv i were tome for the week-end.tine headaches, and I noticed a decidU !Chnrch 36 entertained at the Beach, Florida.They will be joined\tKeiieves Lolds Quickly.Mr clarence MacCaskill, of Cook- ed improvement in mv health\u201d\thome of Mrs.Tnos.Westgate on .i.arid .ira.John Parsons at ^oull be pleasantly surprised at sh2ret js in town a guest of his broth- | Wednesday afternoon, the hostesses -Newport, Vt., who intend to make the quick action Catarrhozone has ers< Messrs.Geo.and MHton Mac-Burdock Blood Bitter, is a remedy that being Mrs.John Sutton and Mrs.their home in the South for the win- upon Catarrhal conditions in the raqVill /\u201cr'Teirr »'y^rdfn !0ex^im%'tf,^ÎS West^ate'\t.\t!terj, _\tnose and throat.It is so soothing, Fome new and\trr-edicine.It put The annual Thanksgiving* supper' Mr.Frank Meade has bought the so healing, so agreeable to use, so: up only by The T.Miibum Co., Limite*, given in the Odd Fellows\u2019 Hall on house belonging to Mr.Fred Whit- safe and reliable that thousands Toronto, Ont Do You Feel Like an Old Young Prlan?KINGSEY F.\\LLS BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE The Mission Social which took place in the Town Hall on Friday week-end at Asbestos the guest of Miss Livingstone.Mrs.Austin Perkins, of Brown-leigh, was the guest of her mother, over the week end.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Perkins, of Brownledgh, and Mrs.Eveline Armstrong, of Danvtile, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.S.Leith on Sunday.Mrs.F.B.Chadsey, of Danville, spent the week with Miss Fanny White.j îhursday was a decided success.It ing, and expects to take possession | praise it and use it every day.No .was under the auspices of the La-jwithin two weeks.\tnasty medicine to take\u2014you just dies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church.Mr.Henry Nourse left for Mont- breathe in the balsamic vapor, the .The gross proceeds netted were $220.\treal on\tMonday afternoon\ton\ta\thealing essences of Catarrhozone, ; evening\twas\ta\tdecided\tsuccess\tsoci- Among those\twho attended the W.\tbusiness\ttrip.\tand feel better at once.Catarrh-\tally\tand\tfinancially.\tProceeds\tover M.S.convention at Cookshire on\tA fire alarm was sent in on Sun-\tozone is breathed through the in-\t$50.Firday were Mrs.W.H.Davis, Miss\tday afternoon for a small blaze at| haler into every air cell in the lungs,\tMiss Eva Johnston spent th A.Davis, Mrs.Brundage, Mrs.J.the Brothers\u2019 School.Little damage ! into every air passage in the throat i Damon and Mrs.Henry Labounty.\tjwas done, but the usual crowd gath-\tand nostrils.No matter where the j Rev.and Mrs.Brundage, accom-\tered and there was much excite-\tcold or Catarrh is, Catarrhozone will .\tpanied by their\tdaughter, motored to\tment for the time\tbeing.\treach it.You can keep free from D% You Know That Without Vita-\tSt.Johnsbury,\tVt., on Tuesday.\tMany\tin town\twere shocked\tto\tcoughs, colds, bronchitis and the like mines and Iron You Would Bo\t- \u201d-J-1\u2014 \u2014 J \u2019\t.\t- _\t_ l,-*- o'-i'-' Dead?Ironized Yeast Amazing Power! i vice in the Methodist Church on Sun- ard was hii?blv resnected bv The man with a punch U the man I d,,.evenjn£r\t: wJ\tY P\t\" with many vitamines and much iron, i\t,\t¦\u201c\t»\t'cn£^r .The man ol drooping energy and ' At the close of the morning service\tKody of Mr.Hubert Holtham flabby nerves is the\tman with few\ton Sunday morning, November oth,\twa.brought to Coaticook from the vitamines and mighty little\tiron.\tthe Sacrament of the Lord\u2019s Sup-\tRoval Victoria HoSl MWresf Ironized Yeast gives\tyou both.\tIt is ___v,, o.t.\t\u2018-ojai victoria Hospital, Montreal, aot a mere mixture of yeast and Iron.P®rwli] be administered by the Ke\\.^here he died on Saturday, follow-\t_______ Mr.Brundage at the Methodist\t,\t,.r;ition for appendicitis\tTaU Salts at first skn of Bladder Church East Angus.\tMr.Holtham was born In Waterville\tlaKC\tng ,\t.Mrs.Joseph A.Bothwe.l returned and was the youngegt ^ of Mr\tirritation or Backache.V^t tl nast ?hre; and Mra Tred E.Holtham.He had'\t- vher.she spent tne past three.many fnends here, having attended! The American men and women tr»n\tthe Coaticook High School for sev- must guard constantly against Kid- i Msnto'\tThuredav Sre Te wal \"ears\u2019 >a^r going to McGill, ney trouble, because we eat often i was called bv the death\"\u2019of her little 7here he was studying law.The too much red meat and all our food iniece\t^\t(funeral was held from the home of]is rich.Our blood is filled with uric ' mi-' Mah., Will,\tof\tSherbrooke\t!his aar!t> Mrs- Frank Williams, to acid which the kidneys strive to fil- ' scent the week-end with her par- St\u2019\tt^e Evangelist Church on ter out; they weaken from overwork, ! ent* Mr and Mrs I\tB\tMills\tiTuesday morning at nine o\u2019clock, become sluggish, the eliminative Mr.Gordon' Ha'll,'\tof\tSherbrooke,\t!\tc\u201c\u2014\u201d\u2014Tissues clog and the result is kidney 'spent Sunday at his home here.i\tbCOjSiUWN\t; trouble, bladder weakness and a | Mr.George Flaws, of Cookshire,\t- general decline in health.! spent Sunday with Mr.\tand\tMrs.J.j Miss M.Mooney, of Inverness, is I, When\tyour kidneys feel like M.Stevenson.He was\taccompanied 'a guest of her niece, Mrs.John Mac- j lumps of\tlead; your back hurts or ! home by Mrs.Flaws, who spent the! Donald.\tThe urine is cloudy, full of sediment, j past week with her daughter, Mrs.i Mr.Eddie MacKay, of Sherbrooke,i0r You are obliged to seek relief 1er That *>rve-Powere4 Flat?Ost J.M.Stevenson.\tis a guest of relatives.\"\ttwo or three times during the night, Aerve-Foncr from ironfr.eti\t, Among those who attended the; The Ladies\u2019 Aid will meet at thel,F y°u «uirer with sick neadacne, or but is vsast Irorized which 1-a sub-\tfuneral of the late Mrs.Mary\tGor-\thome of Mrs.R.A.Scott\ton\tWed-\tdiz?y.uereoua spells, acid stomach, .ince alt by lSlf 'Thls glv-s bîïik.\tham at Marbleton on Saturday\twere\tnesday afternoon.\tor if you have rheumatism when the restores\tto the\tbody, materials you\tMr.and Mrs.George\tH.\tGorham j Miss Main! Matheson, contralto v/eather\tis bad, get from your have lost,\tand\twhich\tyou\tused\tto\td Master Bertram,\tMr.\tThomas formerly of Lewis.Scotland is giv- pharmacist about four ounces of to yourhe,neeyn°.U\tOorham, Mr.Roy Gorham.Mr.and\t,\u201eg a recital in the Odd\tFelhf^\u2019\tJad Salts; take a table.poonful in a tains, for thie reason.Nature'* üreat-\ti Mrs.E.E.Tincarre and Mr.\tWm.} Hall on f* riady, November 3rd,\tunder\tof water before breakfast for est source of\tbrain,\tnerve\tand\ttlssna\tCalvin,\tThe auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid.a few days and your kidneys may nutekf\"\tIt1 d *** A A A ?The usual meeting of the 2n Sherbrooke Troop will be hçld o Thursday evening at 7.30 p.im, anu a good attendance is requested.The Scouts have been asked to participate in the Armistice Day activities on November 11th, and every Scout in the city is asked to \u201cbe prepared\u201d for further orders and information with reference to this important occasion.: >*mgm &¦* Representations.«t 30, 7.VO and Adm.: Matinee, 15e.Evening MUSIC Now showing Incomparable Jane Novak in 6 C lleen of the Pines' Young People\u2019s Corner UNCLE JIM\u2019S LETTER Dear Corner Boys and Girls:\u2014 We will open today\u2019s corner meeting with a cheer.Now, everybody say Hurrah! for the teacher and pupils of the McLeod School, who have surrendered unconditionally to the Bird Protectionists.When we get a Try a Different BREAKFAST Try Roman Meal \u2014 the delicious whole grain cereal, nut-like in flavor.You\u2019ll find it far more nourishing than any other breakfast food\u2014and it\u2019s \u2022more economical.Appetizing Satisfying Energizing AT YOUR GROCERS \"at letter in the mail we generally jay, \u201cWell 1 wonder what is in this envelope,\u201d do we not?When Uncle Jim opened one that came in the week's mail, there'was a surprise in store for the corner folk; a nice letter written by Miss Seale, with the names of her pupils neatly written on the I page, and nineteen signed pledges.I There is all the more credit due the McLeod School for the interest in the bird club because the school also I has a Junior Red Cross group.That I is proof that those who wish to be \u201creal live people\u2019 can find the time.Just think how nice it is going to be for the birds that spend the summer around that school, why, I am almost afraid our Sherbrooke birds will be flying off there next spring.We arc glad, also, that Vera has spoken to her teacher about a group in the Magog School.Who is going to be the next one to do a good turn for the J.R.C.?We have a nice letter from Mr.Jack O\u2019Lantern \\oday.He gave his real name to Uncle Jim, and per-j haps some of his friends will recog-i nize him through his disguise.Where will you be tonight, Jack?I hope you will be having a jolly time, but please do not get into mischief.There was one mistake in the answers to the hidpen autos.No 10 should have been Verlie, but a long time ago there was a Bates truck, 1 believe.Donald Beaton sent the answers with the last one correct.More nows tomorrow from UNCLE JIM.NEW MEMBERS.Miss I.J.Seale, (teacher), Idoll, Celia and Eileen McLeod, Forest Berwick, Milton Brown, Vivian, Muriel, Norman and Gordon Hatch, Herman, Alden and Vivian Clark, Eunice and Norrio Bonnallie, Elsie, Ruby, Annie and Gladys Winget, all of the McLeod School, Sherbrooke.Annie Beaton and Dana MacDon- 1 aid, Lake Megantic.Archie Savaria, Martha Smith, I Dot and Doris Robichaud, South 1 Roxton.! George Skilling, Lilian Searle, Danville.Helen Crossley, Compton.Elmer Heath, Sherbrooke.Beatrice Hopps, Magog.Annie Rogerson, Knowlton.Mary Atkinson, Maple Grove.Marion and Arlington Morrison, Lake Megantic.Arlene and Eric Jones, Dunham.Marguerite Hawley, Prince Albert, Sask.j ^ After a few days at her home here | Mrs.N.E.Fish has returned to Boynton.A good rally was.held recently at Alexandra Palace, London, when a colossal gathering of sixty-five thousand Scouts and Wolf Cubs assembled to greet the Prince of Wales.An English newspaper quotes as follows; \u201cBy this time the imperial impressions of the Prince must be ! many, but surely none will ever compete from a standpoint of fervor with the spectacle which he witnessed when tens of thousands of Scouts lurched towards him with one gigantic jump as the great gun i gave the signal for them to crowd round his platform to listen to what he had to tell them.It was a sight too thrilling to be told in mere words.It had to be seen to be believed, and once seen its memory could never fade away.\u201cYou are all doing a splendid work scouters, and by doing it are doing your best to carry out the Scout motto, \u2018Be Prepared.\u2019 You could do nothing better.Stick to it.From my heart I wish1 you every possible success.\u201d It was in these terms the Prince concluded his wonderful inspection of this tremendous rally of Scouts from all over the kingdom.In speaking to the 20,000 \u201cCubs,\u201d the Prince said : \u201cCubs, I have seen ! Wolf Cubs in many parts of the ! world, but I have never seen so ! big a pack before.Nor have I ever j heard such a howl.What a how! ! ; it was quite splendid.I was glad to j hear it because I know you will \u2018do your best, to carry outwhatever \u2018the \u2018the old wolf\u2019 tell you, stick to that.Always try to do your best, whether ; at work or play, and then don\u2019t for- ! get your good turns to other people, and especially do your best in ; helping your mother in your homes.Never forget all your lives if you do your best you can\u2019t do better, so good luck to you all.\u201d While all this was going on | bands were playing, flags were fly- j ing, and contingents of boys were giving people an idea of their prowess.In some parts of the field ! boys were indulging in sword dances to the shrill skirl of the bagpipes, while in others they were hewing wood, rescuing each other from fires and surprisino- the speq-tators by showing them what a boy can do when he sets his mind to it.Amazing acrobatic feats drew round after round of applause from the spectators.In addressing the combined gathering the Prince spoke through a special instrument and megaphoned in his speech throughout the throng.It was as follows: \u201cBoy Scouts and Scouters, wherever you may be: In the course of my recent travels I have seen Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs growing up in every part of the Empire.I have been received at the Alexandra Palace today by some 45.000 Scouts and 20,000 Wolf Cubs in a great posse of welcome.1 understand that this word posse means a representative group, and not the whole body of the movement.All I can say is that if the rest of you are ilike th'ose I have seen, your stand- A gripping drama of self sacrifice.A story read by millions.A Great North West picture you'll never forget.\"MUTTS,\u201d a Century Comedy.Almo Lincoln and Louise Lorraine in ADVENTURES OP TRAZAN.\u201d \"THE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY\u2014Clara Kimball Young- with Elliott Dexter, Edwin Stevens and Myrtle Steadman in a remarkable picture, \u201cTHE HANDS OF NARA,\u201d A stirrinr: story by Richard Washburn Child from the Revolutionary of Russia to New York Ghetto, and finally to the luxurious life of Fifth Ave.\u201cA MILE A MINUTE MARY,\" a Christie Comedy, and other attractions.Don\u2019t miss this splendid bill.COMING\u2014SUPER SPECIALS: \u201cI Accuse,\" \"The Love* of Pharoh,\" \"Forget Me Not,\" \"Morals,\" \"In 'Che Name of The Law,\" \u201cFrom Kays To Riches,\u201d and others to be announced soon.PREMIER THEATRE The Pick of Pictures.Music by The Premier Symphonic Orchestr».R.L.Vallee, Now Showing the Photoplay that Fascinated att America! Mae Mufray in Her Greatest of All Triumphs \u201cFASCINATION\u201d The Drama of a Girl Who Danced with Danger.A Vivid Romance of Young Blood and Old Spain.A FASCINATING STORY.FASCINATING FASCINATING SETTINGS.GOWNS.Rich Mansions.Great Dance Scenes.Thousands of Spêctators at a Thrilling Bull Fight, and Many Other Scenes that Have Never Been Filmed Before.GREATER THAN \u201cON WITH THE DANCE\u201d and \u201cPEACOCK ALLEY.\u201d The New Comedian, Stan Laurel in \u201cTHE EGG,\u201d and other atfraetioivi.FRIDAY AND SATURDAY\u2014\u201cSALVATION NELL,\u201d Edward Sheldon's immortal drama.A First National attraction.COMING NEXT WEEK\u2014\u201cThe Top of New York.\u201d Norma Talmadge in Eternal Flame.\u201d Richard Bartholmeas in \u201cThe Seventh Day.\u201d \u2022The Hallowe\u2019en This is, indeed, which to consult the night of nights on j CRE5CENT1A Winnipeg's Noted Clairvoyant Palmist, and let her lift the veil which enshrouds j your future.Don't fail to take this last op- i portunity.You owe it to yourself.TONIGHT ONLY Magog Hotel FEES; $1.00 and $2.00.PRINCESS FAMILY THEATRE TODAY.MEMBERS' PLEDGES.(1)\t.I pledge myself to do all I can to protect our birds, to learn all I can about them, and to use my influence in keeping my playmates and friends from hurting them.(2)\t.I will not rob bird nests, or hurt young birds.(3)\t.I will do my part in making the Club a success.would- like to join the club.She is six years old and started school this term.She likes it very much and is proud to know that she has not been late or absent.I think it is much nicer to have the corner every day, I am much interested in it.I go to Magog High School and am in grade five.I am going to ask my teacher, _____________ _____________> Miss Patton, about the \u201cJunior Red jard of smartness and efficienev is a Cross,\u201d and hope she will be able to very high one.But, apart from : get a group.This is all for the pres- iguch outward sign I admire more ent, so good-night, your niece,\tespecially the inward spirit of good-1 v ERA HOPPS, ! vvill and patriotism which makes the j3® ,ous Magog.\twhole movement so like a brother- ( hood.You are all doing a splendid work, Scouters, by showing a self-sacrificing example to your younger Scouts and Cubs\u2014by do- Mystcry, Hiding, Courage.Thrills.Furious Also Romance, Reckless Fighting, Daring COMEDY AND OTHERS.Good Music.Matinee 10c.FOREST FIE Usual Hours.Ex'eningr 20c.WEDNESDAY\u2014THURSDAY.Just Around the Corner »\t\t\u2022* *\tName \t\t ! »\t\t »\t\t* &\tAdd your name and address\t* 5?\tto this coupon and mail it to\t* «1\tUncle Jim.This list of mem-\t!» *\thers will appear each week.\t* *\t\t!» \t\t ###\t# # # ifc * & * «( *)\t\t *\t\t!» *\tLETTERS FROM THE COR-\t* !»\tNER FOLK.\t!» *\t\t« Dear Uncle Jim\u2014 We are two little girls, and as we ,_____ are not able to write very well, our | brothers teacher is writing for us.Some day.soon, we will be able to write ourselves.We have two miles to come to school, but we come every day we possibly can.We love little birds and are signing the \u201cbird pled have two sisters and one Your little nieces, DOT and DORIS ROBICHAUD, South Roxton.Fire Near Knoxville, I\t______ Tenn.\u2014Damage is Estimated r.a /'» fi at $75,000.\tjUK.rACAUD S KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Oct.31.\u2014 mg vour best to be prepared for Eating its way through valuable making good citizens for your coun- timber and within one mile of trv and empire.You could do noth- Knoxville's western limits, a forest ing better.Stick to it.-\u201d\tf.lre Sunday night did damage es- Three cheers for the Prince then ) tmiated at $75,000, menaced five We ! followed, after which a telegram of rother.j appreciation of the welcome given ! to their son was read from the King and Queen.More cheers for the homes and six times leaped paths ! created by the labor of citizens in j an effort to check its progress since ! it was discovered last Thursday ! SECRETARIAL ÀPPCINTMEN1 , Oct.31.-i Considerable interest is being taken Dear Uncle Jim:\u2014 Here comes another letter from South Roxton.This is the first time I have written to your page, and I hope to see it in print.I am signing the pledge and will do my best to protect the birds.I am thirteen years old and go to school.I am learning to speak English.My teacher's name is Miss McHarg.Wishing the club success, I am vour nephew.ARCHIE SAVARIA, South Roxton.| King and Queen and a wonderful night on the north end of Stoney\tbve-elections in the elcome to the Prince as he passed | Point Bluff, a .high spur one-half ji-n\u201e\u201ethridings made vacant w_______ through the crowd to his car brought to a close a Boy Scout day that will never be forgotten.KÎNGS3URY # # * « * * # # * « « # « * * | Dear Uncle Jim\u2014 We, the teacher and pupils of the j McLeod school, have signed the : pledge forms for the protection of j j birds.We are going to do all we can -i to protect our little friends.Wishing your corner every success, we remain, pupils and teacher, (Miss I.J, | Seale,) McLEOD SCHOOL, J Sherbrooke, R.D.No.3.Dear Une!\u201d Jim\u2014 I received by pin and thought it very nice.My little sister, Beatrice Dear Uncle Jim:\u2014¦ I received my pin, and thank you very much.I will try and help the club to be a success.For pets I have five rabbits, three kittens and a calf.I got first prize on the calf at I the Lennoxville school fair this year.! I live on a farm of ono hundred and fifty acres.1 will close wishing the club every success.Your friend, JACK O'LANTERN.The W.M.S.will meet at the .Manse on Wednesday afternon.i The teachers of the Sabbath j School will meet with Mrs.Solomon on Tuesday evening, j There will be a special tnank-of-I fering in the Sabbath School for ja nay.i missions, and also at the morning service in St.Andrew\u2019s Church.Rev.Mr.Beauchamp gave a talk on his work as missionary in Quebec on Sunday night in the church.Miss Mary Crombie has gone to mile east of Clinton pfke.~\t.* (five ridings made vacant recently.Sunday night the fire had burned\t^monK these is that which will over 500 acres of hardwood timber.place for the seat in Megantic, and directly in its pathway eastward\tvacant by the appointment of was a track of more than'one thous-lthe Posent member, Lucien Pacaud, and acres of timber and the homes T8 secretary ol tfie Canadian H'Kn if some twelve or fifteen families, j Commissioners Office in London, -\u2014\u2014\u2014succeeding W.L.Griffith, who was erg and family.\tappointed on March 1, 1903, and Mr.James Jamison and son went I who is being superannuated.Mr.recently to Sherbrooke for a day.j Pacaud will act as joint secretary Mr.and Mrs.Stalker and daugh- With Mr.Griffith for a short time MAKES US HOT IN DIFFERENT WAYS.It makes a difference whether the coal is in the cellars or at Uus sellers'.try \u2022> \u2022> * -F *> -i-\t-i* ?\u2022;> MR.GEORGE F.BROWN, DANVILLE.DANVILLE, Oct.31.\u2014The death of George Frederick Brown occurred at his residence here on Saturday after a short illness.Mr.Brown, who was in his seventy-fourth year, had spent most of his life at Danville.For many years he was engaged in business as a carriage manufacturer, later establishing a factory for the manufacture of clothes-pins.He had long taken a prominent part in the church work of the district, and was a leader in temperance work.He is survived by two sons, Dr.F.R.Brown, Montreal, and Carl J.Brown, Danville.The funeral was held at one o'clock this afternoon.TTOUSE TO LET\u2014CORNER BOWEN Ave.and Jubilee St.Apply 69 Bowen Ave.South, or phone 700.1 NUMBER OF DESIRABLE RESIENC-; ea to let ; can be occupied immediately.{Apply 191 Victoria St.Phone S77-W.flUTTERS-ELECTRIC KNIFE CUTTERS ^ for khaki drill pant?.Apply Robert C.Wilkins Company, Ltd., Farnham, Que.AGENTS WANTED.NOTICE Statements of all claims in favor of or against the estate of the late P.J.Woife should be forwarded immediately to JOHN WOLFE, 41 -I H.P.GASOLINE ENGINE WITH AO specisj cjutei paliey, for sale.In first ' «as® condition.To be sold cheap.James Gemnelî, Moe'« River, Que.A FUMED oak living room set for sale.In good condition, A bargain if eold at once as owner is I earing town.Apply 36 Bowen Ave.So.Sn PEIVATE CHRISTMAS GREETING King Street West.Cards; sample book free; men and 1\t\u2014-\u2014\u2014.\u2014 women already making $5 up daily, in spare time.Garretson Company, Brantford, Ont.rpWO COURT STREET, SIX-ROOM AND \u2018 -*¦ bath, modern apartments to let.Im-j mediate possession.F.S.McKay, 83 Quebec j St.Phone evenings 1157-W.rpW0 HOUSES TO LET\u2014ONE IN THE North Ward, eight rooms, and on* on Gillespie Street.»ix rooms.Ail modern conveniences.Tel.333-W.; OIX-ROOM APARTMENT TO LET ON ^ Laurier Ave.Apply John Leonard, Court ; House.PUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given that Edmund Arthur Robert, Financier ; Charles Glaas Greenshields, King\u2019s Counsel and Advocate, Janies Edward Hutcheson, Manager; Kenneth Buchanan Thornton, Engineer ; and Honourable David Ovide L\u2019Esperance, Senator, will apply to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec at its next session for a charter incorporating them under the name of Quebec Gas Company for the following purposes : To purchase, lease or otherwise acquire, and to construct, develop and operate gas plants and hydraulic, electric or other powers.plants or waterworks in the City of Queer in the Counties of Saguenay.Chicoutimi.Lake St.John, Charlevoix.Montmorency.Quebec, Portneuf, Champlain, St.Maurice Maskinonge, Berthier, Joliette.Bonaventure Gaspe, Matane, Rimouski, Temiscouata, Kam-ouraska, L\u2019Islet, Montmagny, Bellechn^se.Levis, Dorchester, Lotbiniere, Megantic, Beauce, Frontenac, Nicolet, Arthabaska, Wolfe, Compton, Yamaska, Drummond.Richmond, Richelieu, Bagot, Shefford, Sherbrooke, Stanatead and St.Hyacinthe, in the Province of Quebec, and to manufacture, buy, sell and distribute gas and water and electric and other power in the City of Quebec, or in any of the said Counties; to acquire, construct and operate such wire or wireless telephone or telegraph lines as may be required in connection with the carrying on of the business of the Company, to acquire in whole or in part by purchase, lease or otherwise, the capital stock, shares, securities, undertakings and properties of the Quebec Railway.Light, Heat & Power Company, Limited ; Quebec Railway, Light & Power Company ; Quebec-Jacques Cartier Electric Company ; Quebec County Railway Company ; Quebec Gas Company; Frontenac Gas Company; Canadian Electric Light Company, or of any of them, or of any other Company or Companies whose property or undertaking, or any part thereof, might be conveniently or advantageously used or operated in conjunction with the Company's business or undertaking, including all or any of their charters, contracts, franchises, rights, powers, privileges, immunities and exemptions j of every nature and description, and to sell ! or otherwise dispose of the same in whole or in part, to grant to any Company any | :>art of whose undertaking, property or j other rights are acquired by the Company, the necessary authority to convey the same j to the Company.Quebec.October 4th, 1922.Greenshields.j Greenshields & Languedoc, Solicitors for Applicants.MR.W.W.WESTOVER, SUTTON SUTTON, Oct.31.\u2014There passe ! away on October 19, on the old homestead, Mr.Warren W.West-over, an old and much respected resident.He was one of the pioneers of Sutton, having spent his life on his farm, about two and a half miles from Sutton.Mr.Westover was born in Stanbridge East, but came here as a young boy.Mr.Westover was ill c*ily a few days, and was able to see to his farm work, although eighty-four years of age.The funeral sendee was held at the home, conducted by Rev.C.s England, of the Baptist Church.The | bearers were four nephews, Messrs.Kirwin Tibbitts, J.Brislin, Leon Brislin and George Westover.Deceased leaves his wife and two sisters.The interment was in the Pettes cemetery.Among those from a distance attending the funeral were Mrs.Norton, Mr.and Mrs.Leon Westover and Mrs.Weston, of Newport, Vt.; Mrs.J.Ball, Mr.and Mrs.Professional And Business Directory ADVOCATES ELLS.LYNCH & WILSON.ADVO-cates.Merchants Bank Bldg.J>RASER.RUCiG & IiUGNAULT, ADVO catae- Q.C.R.Bail ding.VflCOL.LAZURE, COUTURE & KING.¦iX 95 WeUipgton St., Sherbr-joka.Lawrence, morris a Mciver.ad- vocatea, etc.Sbarbrooka A Bichmood, Cn,Jew York, and Westminster, of deal in importance with the sale of ^ew pjaven Jimmy O'Connoll to the Giants for j \" An amendnlent to the rules, adopt-seventy-five thousand do are an , ed today, makes it necessary to play Willie Kamm to the ^ bite hox, or : ajj eames t0 a finish.The free style one hundred thousand dollars, o a.p]av for the goal tender was re-from the ^an Francisco Ciub of\tHe may stop the puck Pacific Coast League.\t! in manner with the exception of ly- Bentley is a veteran, having per- ¦th = formed with Washington, in the Am- j \u2018 =\t\u2018\t____!- encan League from 1913 to 1916, but j his reputation as a home ran slug- I ger, pitcher and all round star has gained in the past few seasons as an', important cog in the machine Jack J Dunn has piloted to several Inter- j national League flags.He is twenty j eight years old.MYSTERY AND REVELRY WILL REIGN TONIGHT Weird Customs of Hallowe\u2019en Date Back Centuries\u2014October Passes by on Night of Witchery.FOOTBALL ORDERED WHOLE TEAM OFF FIELD (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Oct.31.\u2014An incident Bentley has done unprecedented in the history of most of his playing at first base for rugby football occurred on Saturday Baltimore during the past few sea- during the match between Paignton sons, although he has occasionally and Newton Abbot, early in the taken a turn in the box, winning 25 ' second half when Paignton was lead-out of 27 games he twirled in the ing by seven points to nil.A New-last two seasons.He is a southpaw ton player was ordered off and a few and it is probable tbA McGraw will minutes later the referee sent tbs groom him to bolster up the Giants remander of the Newton Abbot team pitching staff.\t: off, alleging indiscriminate and de- Last year Bentley finished with a : liberate kicking by the forwards.batting average of .349, rapping out\t- 216 hits, including twenty-two horn- HIGH SCHOOL PLAY BISHOP'S ers and scoring 109 runs.He was\tSCHOOL third on the League batting list.The\tTomorrow afternoon, Wednesday, j year before he led the League wnth the first and second teams of the ] a mark of .412, collecting 246 hits Sherbrooke High School, will make i and scoring 122 runs.\tanother trip to the Bishop\u2019s College ' The sale of Bentley, in Interna- j Shool campus where they will again 1 tional League circles, was regarded j attempt to secure at least one vices the first step toward the re-1 tory from the college school boys.In MAIN STREET.HAILEYBURY, BEFORE THE FIRE AND AFTER.THE SAME LOCATION IS SHOWN IN BOTH PICTURES.the games played to date, Bishop\u2019s I in a twelve round bout here last School have shown marked superior- night.Each weighed 117\t1-2 ity but the Sherbrooke teams are i pounds.improving each day and under the I\t______ guidance of Cliff Tate are putting! VILLA DEFEATED WALLACE in some heavy workouts.\tI (Associated Press Despatch) -\tPHILADELPHIA, Oct.31.\t\u2014 UNIVERSITY PLAY LOYOLA ! Panoho Villa won on points last Saturday afternoon next the Bis-.night in his contest of eight rounds hop\u2019s University twelve will play'with Patsy Wallace, local flyweight.against the Loyola ' College seniors\t- in the first of two games to decide] SIKI COMING TO UNITED which team will play off with the'\tSTATES Ontario Junior Intercollegiate cham- (Associated Press Despatch) pions for Dominion honors.\tNEW YOR£, Oct.31.\u2014Battling The Loyola team won a close Siki is coming to this country in game from the Bishop\u2019s twelve last January and will appear in an United year and local fans will again have States ring in February, promoter the opportunity of seeing Suinaga I Rickard announced yesterday on re-on the visiting half line.\tjceipt of a communication from Siki\u2019s manager.BOXING BOWLING FALL and WINTER UNDERWEAR Just a word regarding our splendid line of CANADA\u2019S BEST UNDERWEAR\u2014 Ceetee, Penman\u2019s, Stanfield's and Watson\u2019s\u2014made in light, medium and heavy weights.We can fit men, young men and boys, no matter what their requirements may be.Consult us before buying your winter\u2019s supply.BOUCHER, LACROIX & FISETTE Limitée \u201cThe Store of Satisfaction\u201d Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke SCHNEIDER WON DECISION (Associated Press Despatch)\tPAGE'S DEFEATED DAILY MONTREAL, Oct.31.\u2014 Bert\tRECORD Schneider, local welterweight, won Playing at the New Bowling the judges' decision over Jack | Alleys last night, the Page Bowling .\t,\t.\t- *¦ » * V.J ^\tLilt X\tJL>UWI1U£ Thomas, local boxer, m the feature team showed itself too strong for the bout last night.Johnny Rose, Tor- \u201cDaily Record\u201d five and took all cnto featherweight, earned the deci- three strings.The first string was sion o\\er Micky Delmont.\tjvery closely contested and the win- Henry Fora, Boston lightweight,.ncrs only had a margin of thirteen was easily defeated by Gene Berners, points.The other two strings were local.AH bouts were of ten rounds, fairly easy.\u201cVie\u201d Brownlow was in DEFEATED PHIL O'DOWD |Spiendid ^ ^ n0t C°ntent With (Associated Press Despatch) COLUMBIA, Oct.31.\u2014Pete Zievic, j of New York, won the judges\u2019 decision over Phil O'Dowd, of Columbia, Extoe1 MADE IN CANADA SATTERIES If you don\u2019t feel warranted in buying a new Exide Battery at this time, ask our nearest Service Station\u2014before you consider getting a substitute make of battery \u2014 whether your present battery cannot be rebuilt with genuine Exide parts.Go to an Official Exide Service Station for Winter Storage\u2014 it will pay you.Exide Batteries of Canada, Limited I33 Dufferin Street Toronto individual high\tat 209\talso\ttook the high aggregate\twith\t578.\t 1 The scores were as\t\tfollows :\t PAGE\u2019S\t\t\t I Strickland .\t112\t158\t167\u2014137 Brownlow .\t180\t189\t209\u2014578 Maskell\t\t159\t154\t152\u2014465 Jobel \t\t142\t178\t171\u2014491 Sullivan .\t158\t159\t176\u2014493 Total \t\t751\t838\t875-2464 DAILY RECORD\t\t\t Perry \t\t156\t136\t158\u2014450 Jones \t\t158\t179\t162\u2014499 Kenaity\t\t153\t116\t142\u2014411 Bradford .\t111\t126\t138\u2014375 ¦ Albert\t\t160\t126\t146\u2014432 Total\t\t738\t683\t746-2167 INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE Last night the first game in the Industrial Bowling League was pull- £reen ed off at the Y.M.C.A.when Sher- holdin« the brooke Football Club met Brakeshoe and took two out of the three strings.In each string the game was fairly close, Biakeshoe showing up well, and it vffas only Dorion break-.ing in the third that brought the J trouble.Dorion, of Brakeshoe, was ! high string man with a single string total of 198 and a three string total j of 433.For Sherbrooke Football : Club, Pearce had the highest string ! total of 179 and Allan a three string j total of 425.The line-up: SHERBROOKE Wootten .Allan .Webb.! Pearce ., FOOTBALL CLUB 199\t144\t142\u2014405 161\t126 138\u2014425 114\t91\t143\u20143481 mer1 merry-makers like to dance in mas querade, have pop-corn parties, revel in decorations of unique designs, | .and tell fortunes, all, or part of] veryi which will provide a happy evening.The gaiety of the last night of October is like a saucy maid flaunting her gay cloak in tne face of her gloomy sister, November, then pass- ] mg on, leaving a month of the year ! which no one likes, but must en-J dure.This year, however, October' seems to have borrow ed some of ' her sister's gloom for the latter part i of the month has been \u2018November | weather.\u2019 But Canadians feel assured that the debt will be paid in ; having their beloved \u201cIndian sum-in the month which makes its Tonight\u2019s the night when the door bells seem to have acquired the habit of ringing themselves, and a general air of \u201cspookiness\u201d prevails.The head of the family wonders if the front doorsteps will be in their accustomed place in the morning, and the housekeener has the same uneasy feeling about her clothes line.The younger generation is applying every spare moment, today, in preparation for tonight\u2019s 1 pranks, which every one hopes will be of modern sedateness.Father is wont to say\u2014and mother, too sometimes\u2014\u201cthose things were never done in my day,\u2019\u2019 but if we go back one or more generations there are to be found pranks and revelry that would compare favorably from the point of ingenuity, if not in destructiveness.Burns has said: \u201cThe passion of prying into futurity makes a striking part of the history of human nature in its rude state, in all ages and nations.\u201d The human tendency to delve into witchcraft lies dormant in many people, and on Hallowe\u2019en it often asserts itself, with the result that fortune telling, witchery and mischief forms the basis of the night of revelry.Some old customs are unique, and could well be added to the already long programme of Hallowe\u2019en \u201cstunts.\u201d Goldsmith, in the \u201cVicar of Wakefield,\u201d describing rural customs, says: \u201cThey religiously cracked nuts on Allhallow Eve,\u201d and Burns speaks of a custom, the burning of nuts, as a favorite charm.He says: \u201cThey name the lad and lass to each particular nut, ! so they lay them in the fire.As they burn quietly together, or start ; from beside one another, the course | and issue of the courtship will be.\u2019: In this age of hurry and flurrv, that simple device could well be 1 utilized in cases of doubt, and perchance it might save a goodly amount of time.Bobbing for apples dates back two or three centuries, also the f spookey custom of eating an apple ; before a mirror, when, \"you should! take a candle and go alone, eat your) apple while you are combing your \u2022 hair,\u201d then if things go as they] should Prince Charming will lookt\" over your shoulder, whether to get ] a view of himself in the glass, or a j bite of the apple, history does not i say.In Sinclair\u2019s Statistical Account of Scotland, (1793) is to be found1 the following custom: \u201cOn the j 31st of October one remarkable [ ceremony is observed.Hqpth, broom and dressing» of flax are tied to a pole.The faggot is then kindled.! One takes it upon his shoulders and, i running bears it round the village | A crowd attends.A number of ; these blazing faggots are often car-1 ried around together, and when the night is dark they form a splen- J did illumination.It is a night of I great festivity.\u201d The bridge between the \u201cThen and Now\u201d is narrow*, for the people of today love a torchlight procession, but with modern practicability, ! the blazing faggots would not be : considered a sensible form of cele- ! brating the evening of witchery and i charm.Youth is allowed to assert) its desire for playing pranks, and small infringements upon good nat | ure will be overlooked, so long a» | the revellers do not remove, or I paint, the front door steps red or | or \u2018pinch\u2019 the clothes lines : week\u2019s wash.Modern The Knight Overcoat CAN WORN 1\u2014\tBelt All Around 2\u2014\tBilt At Back Only 3\u2014\tEasy Fitting IFithoat Bill Extra Fine Engliih Check Back Cloths Three-Quarter Lined With Wool Polo Cloth Fine Fancy Striped Silkette Yoke and Sleeves A Superior\t$ Overcoat 33 50 An Unusually Low Price THEY\u2019LL NOT LAST LONG AT THIS PRICE Stesr Clothing HaP ©SEnBLOOSM !\"