Sherbrooke daily record, 7 mars 1923, mercredi 7 mars 1923

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897f SHERBROOKE, QUE.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1923.Twenty-seventh Year.REQUEST Turkish National Assembly Refuses To Accept Treaty Deadlocked Over French Plan To Move Her Army British Commander Flatly Refused Demands Made by French Officials for Moving Troops Through British Zone of Occupation\u2014British Contend that French Plan Would Seriously Hamper Traffic and Would Lead to a Strike of German Staff, Making British Position Untenable\u2014Understood German Railwayman in British Zone Are Not Only Under Orders to Strike in Case French Fake Over Railroads, But to Inaugurate Widespread Sabotage.PRISONERS MME ESCAPE FROM GALWAY JAIL Fourteen Secured Their Freedom \u2014Twenty-five Others Captured While Attempting to Escape.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, March 7.\u2014Reuter\u2019s Cologne correspondent, teams on the highest authority that French and British representatives are still completely deadlocked over the question of moving French troops through the British zone.General Sir Arthur Godley, commanding the British troops at Cologne, and General Payot, French chief of transportation in the occupied region, held twp conferences on Monday.At these, the correspondent says, General Godley flatly refused the French demands, whereupon General Payot said he would appeal to London.The French asked the right to run trains between Bonn and Neuss, whioh would involve a thirty-minute shunting operation on the part of every train in the Cologne Central Station.The British contend, the correspondent asserts, that this would seriously hamper traffic and would lead to a strike of the German staff, making the British position untenable.The correspondent understands that the German railway men in the British zone are not only under orders to strike in case the French take over the railroads, but to inaugurate widespread sabotage.STATED FRENCH TROOPS HAVE NOW OCCUPIED MULHEIM (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, March 7.\u2014The French have occupied Mulheim, the seat of Stinnes' interests, according to a Berlin despatch to the Times.FRENCH DETERMINATION TO WEAR OUT GERMANS (Associated Press Despatch) DUBLIN, March 7.\u2014 Fourteen prisoners escaped from Galway jail, yesterday by rope ladders.No prominent leaderes were among them.Twenty-five others were captured while attempting to escape.FIVE SOLDIERS BLOWN TO PIECES.(.Associated Press Despatch) DUBLIN, March 7.\u2014Three officers and two men of the Free State troops were blown to pieces yesterday by a hidden trap mine connected with a Republican ammunition dump.The dump had been located by the troops near Knocknagashel, in County Kerry.LUMBER CUT TO MANY 1P0RTANTSEJECTS WERE REACH ABOUT A1 CONSIDERED AT ANNUAL MEETING BILLION FEET OF ASSOCIATED BOARDS OF TRADE Cut in Quebec Province During Present Winter Is About Normal, It Is Stated.(Associated Press Despatch) QUEBEC.Mar.7.\u2014Gustav C.Piche, Chief Forester of the Province of Quebec, commenting on the lumber cut in this province during the présent winter says that the total cut would reach pne billion feet or about two million cords.The cut this year was normal, he said, and measured up to the average cut attained during the past ten years, with the exception of the year 1922, when the cut was only about sixty per cent of this year.REPORT IS DEnFËDBŸ\"\u201c MR.CHARLES LANCTOT (Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, Mar.7.\u2014The decision of the Minister of War to keep the class of 1921 under the colors until the end of May, together with the project for six months volunteers, is interpreted in some quarters as another indication of the Government\u2019s determination to wear out tne Germans.PRINTING PLATES ARE RETURNED TO GERMANY (Associated Press Despatch.) BERLIN, Mar.7.\u2014-The directorate of the Reichsbanki announces that the French military authorities on Monday returned to the branch of the bank at Dusseldorf six boxes of copper plates for use in print bank notes these plates were seized by the French February 24th, when the French also confiscated 12,000,000,000 marks bounds from Berlin for Cologne.The Roichsbank authorities sav the copper plates were undamag 'd GREAT DAMAGE CAUSED BY BOMBS.(Associated Press Despatch) DUBLIN, March 7.\u2014A land mine was exploded at the door of the Income Tax Office in Beresford Place, this morning, killing Detective Patrick Kelly and wrecking the office.Adjoining property, including the office of Jhe National Raihvaymen\u2019s Union, was damaged by the blast.Kelly came to the door when the raiders knocked and was blown to pieces.E.J.Crocker and Miss Gladys Hardy, of Toronto, are deaf to all ordinary sounds, but can hear music and the human voice when \u201clistening in\u201d on a radio outfit.Miss Hardy can even hear programmes from distant American broadcasting stations.(Associated Press Despatch) QUEBEC, March 7.\u2022\u2014 Charles Lanctot, Deputy Attorney General, emphatically denied yesterday the report that he was going to Ottawa shortly to become Deputy Minister of Justice under Sir Lomer Gouin.L.M.Thomas, of Coaticook, Elected President for Coming Year\u2014Immigration Topic of Interesting Discussion\u2014 Difficulty of Securing Eastern Townships Telephone Directory\u2014Unique Address by Mr.E.L.Stewart Patterson on Banking Matters\u2014Joint Session with Rotary Club at Night\u2014Messrs.Schwartz, R.C.Wilkins and Dr.John Hayes Principal Speakers.A MAINTAINED HIS PREVIOUS ' STAND REGARDING RUHR LONDON, Mar.7.\u2014During a debate on the Ruhr nuestion in the House last night, Premier Bonar t.aw maint'» ned his previous posit-ten that intervention by Great Britain at the present moment would be useless.DENIES THAT GERMANY HAS SUGGESTED NEGOTIATIONS Dr.Sthamer, German Ambassador to London, lunched with the King and Queen at Buckingham Palace on March 1, for the first time since the war.NEW YORK, Mar.7.\u2014Lord'Robert Cecil will spend the period between April 7 and Apiil 11 in Canada, visiting several of the large cities to the east.This was learned yesterday at the office of the Foreign Policy Association.WILL REPORT ON STATE OF AF-I FAIRS IN IRELAND.(Associated Press Despatch) j ROME, March 7.-\u2014 Monsignorj Luzio, of the Sacred Congregation,' according to the Vatican announcement, is proceeding at an eariydate to Ireland for special reasons andj will be confidentially entrusted toi report on the state of affairs in Ire-1 land.The Vatican denies the published statement that it intends to create | an apostolic delegate in Ireland byj the appointment of Monsignor Luzio, j or that Monsignor Luzio is proceeding to Ireland on a special mission1 from the Holy See for the purpose of smoothing over the difficulties which have arisen between the Irish Bishops and the Republicans.FRENCH GOVT.\u201d | IS APPROVED Premier Poincare Made it a Question of Confidence in French Estimates For Department Of National Defence Considered-Move To Cut Down Amount For Annual Drill Is Defeated Amendment Offered by R.Lanctot, Liberal Member for Laprairie-Napierville, Defeated by 77 to 33\u2014Vimy Ridge Memorial Park Was Again Before the Senate Yesterday\u2014Hon.Graham Declared that Canada\u2019s Present Naval Policy Is One of Coast Defence\u2014$1,500,000 for Maintenance of Canadian Navy Carried.(Associated Press Despatch.) OTTAWA, Mar.7.\u2014Votes for the Department of National Defence were made throughout yesterday\u2019s sitting of the House of Commons.Early in the discussion there seemed every likelihood of a repitition of the lively parliamentary battle of last year.On the same vote as then\u2014that for annual militia drill \u2014objections came from Liberal ranks with a motion for a reduction of the amount.Rod» I anctot, Liber- today.The resolution of J.S.Woods-worth, labor member for Winnipeg Centre, advocating the disbanding of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, will probably be discussed.variety of business including immigration, telephone directories, bankruptcy act, stamp tax, bank act and railway service were discussed at the annual meeting of the Eastern Townships Boards of Trade held in the Art Hall yesterday afternoon.There were some fifty members in attendance, and the Eastern Townships Immigration Society was assigned the privilege of opening the session Mr.Hillhouse, secretary-treasurer of the Association, read an interesting report of the year\u2019s activities, following which a general discussion ensued as to the feasability of making provision for the requirements of immigrants who are obliged to spend a few days in town pending definite arrangements for their location.An immigration home was suggested, but the general opinion inclined to favor a special fund to take care of the wants of the immigrants on their arrival.* Mr.Wilkins, of Farnham, was strongly in favor of soliciting further Provincial aid, while some of the members felt that it was also a matter for the Federal Government.It was pointed out that the Government at Ottawa had refused to assist on the grounds that the Association was sectional.The election of officers, of the Eastern Townships Immigration Society for the ensuing year was as i follows: President, C.E.Soles, Sherbrooke; I Vice-Presidents, C.H.Lalonde, j Drummondvilie ; and A.M.Hunter, j Knowlton; Secretary-Treasurer, W.M.Hillhouse, Sherbrooke.On the meeting being turned over to the Associated Hon.A.K.McLean, M.P.fo» Halifax, is likely to succeed the lata Sir Walter Cassels in the Exchequer Court.explained the inconvenience and added cost to which the Company would be placed without the possibility of securing additional revenue.Mr.T.J.Parkes contended that the more expense to which public utilities were put naturally reflected upon the increased charge for service to the public, and suggested that Boards of Trade, i the matter be left alone in condition In the Senate discussion on Vimy Association during the course of the Ridge memorial park will be con- pagt year( an(i the minutes of the tmued-\t_____ j Bury session were read by secretary SALE AND INSPECTION OF C\u2019 E\u2018 SoleS' Mr.V.E.Morrill, President, gave a j that the telephone company underbrief review of the activities of the I tuke to supply subscribers, who ar® Railway Service.,.v .was ooserveu mac me quesnuu re- have to go to a lawyer to find out 0f a continued service between Sher-t in wh-at the law is, said r.G.Me- Kn-wAi-o or»H M«ac*nnt.ir had received *¦ Bank Act Discussed.FRUIT.(Associated Press Despatch ) OTTAWA, March 7.\u2014\u201cWe want al of Laprairie-Napierville, who last un act so drafted that we will not session seconded the motion to \u2019 duce, today moved that it be cut .\t.- - -,\t- -.\u2014 \u2014 nr,M1K,.\tu\t.\t.\t.half, or from $1,050,000 to $525,000.Bride, Progressive member for ,u\u201e «nw,,! eonsideratiftn of the rail- ! Ban2c -^ct werc introduced by Mr.E.\u201cNot a man.Nota dollar for an-; Cariboo, B.C., in the agriculture .\t, '.i\tv.afj rWi J L.Stewart-Patterson, who gave an other European war,\u201d Mr.Lanctot'committee yesterday during the dis- \"ay comPany> «\"l11 naü Deen aecl\t- toll users, with a book of the other sections free of charge.A motion was finally carried to the effect that a single directory for the Townships would be more in line with the requirements of the subscribers.&- -F.» -*> Some observations relative to th® (Associated Press Despatch.) PARIS, March 7.\u2014- The Senate yesterday rejected an amendment to the military bill reducing obliga tory military service to ohe year, and adopted the Government project of a year and a half service.The | Vote was 193 to 108.The senate took this action after tin eloquent plea by Senator de Jouvenel, and after Premier Poincare had made it a question of confidence on the Government\u2019s pro- ¦ ject for eighteen months\u2019 service.was sufficient business which the majority of the delegates ; (Associated Press Despatch.) BERLIN, Mar, 7.\u2014Chancellor Cuno before the Reichstag yesterday aald that Germany had neither directly or indirectly suggested negotiations with tho occupying pow ers, and that all rurnors to that effect were baseless.CANADIANS ARE HONORED BY FRENCH GOVERNMENT MONTREAL, Mar.7.\u2014Henri Jones, president of the French Chamber of Commerce here has ro-cgived word that the French Government has decorated him with the red ribbon of Chevaliers of tho Legion of Honor.Mr.Jones left here yesterday for France.A number of other decorations are conferred bv the French Government on Canadians in Quebec.< ?*:\u2022 * ?* * \u2022:* * \u2022> « THE WEATHER a|« **»\t«£» \u2022*< < * * * * * < CLEARING AND COLD The southern disturbance is now centred near Nantucket, and a fairly heavy snowfall has occurred In southern and eastern Ontario and western Quebec and is now spreading into the Maritime Provinces.In (he West the weather has been mostly fair and cold.Fore cant : Nortlienut to north vinda, oloaring.Quite cold tonight and tomorrow.Turkish National Assembly Rules That Lausanne Treaty Is Not Acceptable, It Being Contrary To The National Pact Government, However, Was Authorized by an Important Majority to Continue Negotiations Under Certain Conditions\u2014In Reaching Decision, the Assembly Declined All Responsibility in Case the Powers Insist upon Acceptance of Spirit and Letter of Treaty.declared as he held tho annual drill ;cussion of a bill regarding the sale given to be practically useless.\u201cSo and inspection of fruit, tar as I am concerned,\u201d announced ! The point under consideration Hon.G.P.Graham, Minister of De- 'was a claus,e imposing a penalty for fence, in response, \u201cI cannot recom-1careless picking, mend the House to reduce this item.\u201d i R.R.McMaster, Liberal member The chief of the general staff, he^or Brome, had objected to \u201cthe ex-tdded, had asked for $1,750,000.\t! tension of the criminal code over Debate was long.Mr.Lanctot |matters in which there is no moral changed his amendment to provide'obliquity.\u201d hat the reduction should be $210,000 i \u201cLet the civil law take care of instead of $525,000, but, on being I tltat,\u2019he added, put to the vote, his substitute amendment was defeated by 77 to 33 and the item as submitted was declared carried.loiter on an item for the permanent force, there was Conservative crit-1 icism against the Government on the charge that permanent force troops j from as far west as London, Ont., had been used in the Cape Breton j strike.By reason of this, it was1 claimed, the country had to face a ' bill of $00,000.Who had asked for i îî!e n0*-,s,\u2019 'ï.as ^hc query, was it Financial Secretary of Treasury Was Defeated for Seat in the British Empire Steel Corpora-;\t*.\u2022 D trij.\" ViJ -ru \u2022 ded that\u2018the traffic along this sec-\tanalf's .of the ^ate- tion did not warrant the service !\u201c°f chartered banks, on a basis asked for by the Associated Boards ¦ °fh(Percent,aKe ,to ^bihty to publia of Trade.The Canadina Pacific ' s.Pr.cad ^tween the three mid a Railway advised that they would be f lnt\"es\u2018\tM P,0S ^ pleased to maintain the summer ser-,, .\t,\t.\twas- c!earIi put- vice the entire year provided there ; Uued, _and_,fMlowmgia few questions by the delegates, Mr.Stewart-Patterson enlarged upon his subject and directory Yr'the*Ekstern~T'ownships 5\u201c™.^ ^ me?ting,wit.h.son;e itv in n snirited discussion in teresting data along banking lines,.Mr.T.J.Parkes again introduced the question of stamp taxes, and an Mr.McBride wanted the law took part.Mr.R.Neilson.of\t^\t-\t- followed 4 made clear so that the grower would I Bell Telephone Company, was Vre- | ^Xr of important points wet» (Continued on page 9.)\t| sent on behalf of the Company, ami |\t.tTas nnal.rdecfdcd lo \u2014-1\".\t1.1\t________________________-r- go\ton record as being in favor of a tr I\t¦«>|g\t.\tnni.iffig I\tf\\r\tn\tI\tlflat rate being established rathel John\tHills\tIs\tThird Member\tOf\tBonar\tLaw sioned through the stamp tax wer* outlined.^- Government To Go Down In Bye-Elections »- Bankruptcy Act Criticized (Associated Press Despatch.) CONSTANTINOPLE, March 7.\u2014 Advices from Angora state that the Turkish National Assembly has decided that the Lausanne Treaty is not acceptable, being contrary to tho National pact.The Government, however, was authorized by an important majority to continue negotiations under certain conditions.Tho first of those provides for tho settlement within a limited period of tho Mosul question.The second condition is that all financial, economic and administrative questions be settled in conformity with tho complete independence of the Turkish nation.In tho third place, the evacuation of all occupied territories immediately after the signature of peace is demanded.In reaching its decision, the Assembly declined all responsibility in ease the powers insist upon neoept- !» es>tB of Misses came immortal through their untir- £n.e!ma and Edna Oliver on ing zeal, endurance and suffering.lEntiay for lunch.A very interesting review of tne'\tare tf'rrX.?,nde®d t° hsar that monthly Leaflet was given by Mrs.Miss Aleada Childerhouse is cop-W.H.Rexford, who consented to f'ned to her bed from a severe at-continue on as \u201cHerald'\u2019 until the,teck °f muscular rheumatism, annual meeting in May.MOTHER! MOVE CHILD\u2019SBOWELS \"California Fig Syrup\u201d is Child\u2019s Best Laxative Hurry mother ! Even a cross, sick Mrs.J Schelton, Bethany Ont, ^11 be given by the Tuxis Boys at\tcomc^ st jacobs 0il is\u2019a harm-: \u2022\tI have used Miibum s the Brookburv Community rlall on\tv,\u2014\u201en i,-,-nr,K,ar,\u201e an/t aMntip»! writes:\u2014\u201cI have used Miibura\u2019s the Brookbury Community Laxa-Liver Pille for some time.I Saturday evening, March 10th was troubled with a bad liver and\t- headaches, but since taking your Pills I am perfectly well again.\u201d Price 25c a viai at all dealers or! NORTH HATLEY less backache, lumbago and sciatica remedy which never disappoints and doesn\u2019t burn the skin.Straighten up! Quit complaining 1 Stop those torturous stitches.In a moment you will forget that you ever had a weak back, because it SIX-YEAR OLD HAD BRONCHITIS EVERY WINTER The meeting adjourned until the \u2019nK a few days at the home of her first Thursday in April, all present Pa,rfnt3- Mr- and Mrs- JosePh Da-pronouncing the afternoon a very vltls.on- Mrs Arthur F.McComb is spend- cM!d 1 hones.S.Jacobs Oil^from your\tT»,o.\u201e i., V The committee of \u201cways and Canadian Bank oT Commerce to the ______r\t~ ! m.stanlev Reed.\tdruggist now and get this lasting dry hackingcough.There is a «us- means to\tmoney \u201d composed , Mansonville branch.Mr.Phelps relief.\tof P.hl«8».wl5lch at first-ia of a Mrs w.H Thomas.Mrs.F.A.! will be especially missed in the FamoaM Old Recipe for Cough Syrup Esprit?aod rhfîapl.r madi» «4 hmmt, bot It W»u tb»m all for quick résulta.«WWW»', i® I with Mr.Stanley Reed.I Mr.Harry Moss and famfly have\tiiriit \"color °but as \"the\u2019troubL Km\u201d ?T,iylrs- w- n: \\rloraa8' \"r2\u201er- A-j will be esceclally missed in | moved into the housevacated by Mr.\t.:-r-^-J t becomes of a yellowish or Jobn^?T a,nd ^rs- Fred Wj-man, (younger circle.His work as as- isubmittea plans for a social to bo distant scoutmaster was very promis sometimes|he]d in the church VeStry.A sup- ising.potatoes, cold Mr.and Mrs.W.Rudd were land Mrs.L.W.Reed.Mr.W.W.Reed was quite ill at the week-end, but was better at lat- Constipation 8 est reports.Mrs A.D.Merrill, of Fitch Bay, was a recent guest of her mother, Mrs.Austin Reed.Miss Mildred Bean is progressing - - \u201e\t.\t, ,at the Sherbrooke Hospital, and of the money usually ew-nt for emnm .t h home in a few days, at preparation», br uising this well-known ,\t___.old recipe for making cough syrup at home.It is simple and cheats but it Thousands of housewives have found that they can save two-thirde pi takes right hold of a cough and gives immediate relief, usually stopping an ordinary cough in 24 hours or less.Get 2% ounces oi Finer fnixa any druggist, pour it into a 16-cz bottle and add plain granulated -ugar svrup to make Ifl ounces.If you prefer, use elarified molasses, honev or corn ayrup.instead of sugar syrup.Either way.it taste* good, keeps perfectly, and lasts g family a long time.last report.There will be a maple sugar social at the Baptist Church on Fri.evening, March 9th.All welcome.Remedy must come from nature.Celery King is a mixture of medicinal herbs and root* that rids the system of impurities in a gentle, natural way.An old and well tried remedy\u201430c and 60c packages.greenish color and streaked with blood.vwiis3i.'ywMK va »»v/ l yAv» va* *»\\y v meat, hot rolls, pickfes, jellies, brôocbîti« will\u201d fiiTfl ~ir»~~rïr w \"Y\" cakes, coffee, tea, etc., will he serv-bronchitis will find in Dr.ood a, ^ from 6 to 8 o\u2019clock, after which »' -S.- \u201c» A Salesman\u2019s Cough The Women\u2019s Institute are bavin; a card party in the Can.Bank Com.on Friday, March 9th.\"o?KINGSBURY It\u2019s truly astonishing how ouickly , it act*, penetrating through every air j Fleck, passage of the threat and lungs\u2014 loosens and raises the phlegm, soothes heals the membranes, and trrad- Miss Eunice Fleck has been lest of her brother, Mr.Herbert irritates his customers \u2014¦ and makes him inefficient and miserable.Shiloh is the ideal remedy \u2014it is not a bulky cough mixture but a special formula proven successful for many years.A few drops brings immediate -relief.30c, 60c and ?1.20.All druggists.| and b uallv but surely the annoying throat tickle and dreaded cough disappear entirely.Nothing better for hron-eliHls.*p»*modic croup, hoarseness or bronehisl asthma.Pinens i« a special and h'gjily concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract, known the world over for Its healing effect on the membranes.Avoid disappointment by asking your druggist for \u201c2V* ounce» of Pinex\u201d with full direction* and don\u2019t accept anything else.Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded.The Pinex Co., Toronto, Ont.The C.P.R.station agent, Mr.Payer, has returned with his bride, after a few weeks\u2019 holiday, Mr».Ward, who » in the Montreal General Hospital, has passed éuccessfully through an operatlonj and is doing as well as could be ex-1 The C.G.LT.will e.ntertain Mr.E.O.Blake and his Sunday School class at the school on Friday evening.March 9th.Mr.Robertson and Mr.John Robertson were guests on Sunday at \u2018\u2018Oak Terrace.\" Mr».Robertson, who has been spending the past week with Mrs.Solomon, returned home with them.Major Moffatt and the whole family have been very ill.Little Russell is having an attack of | pneumonia.Other eases of grippe are recovering.Mrs.R.Blake and son on Saturday were calleld to *ee her sister, who is sick.Mr.Alex Watters, a highly-re-rpected citizen, celebrated his birthday on Saturday, having reached the advanced age of four score and six.He received a post card show-J 1er with best wishes of his many friends.The Canadian Girls\u2019 Training Th* Board ait EL I-ranck Bridge (Bkh- CJa** will meet with MI»S Marlon land) ha,, daeidad to put on a Sur dal K,.rr on Frir)ay nvemn OflUar to detect all parties trotting on th* -pu» \u201e_\t\u201e* Brldg.and to report th.am.to th* Pro- ,.uTh\\\t*>* vir.ei»! Folic# aothoriti## with th# request Lhurcfl ITHit fit the Manse ana ap-thtat imrriediht* *ct4on b# urwi.(Not* Thu pointed Mr.W Watters a* secre* action ha# t*#n taken with « view to brin* tary-treanurer of St.Andrew\u2019s con-\u2022hout a itricter otmervint* of th# law for th« praaervation of th# Brids# tnd th# poninh-m#nt of driinquanti).By order.(Slfm«d) G BO- J.ALEXANDKR.S#c r#tary-Tr ea«u r er.ZUhtMtid.\tf #b.27, 1T/Z, Everything About Cuticura Soap Not a Laxative Nujol 1* a lubricant\u2014not a medicine or laxative \u2014 so cannot gripe.When you are constipated, not enough of Nature\u2019s lubricating liquid is produced in the bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving.Doctors prescribe Nujol because it acts like this natural lubricant and thus secures regular bowel movements by Nature\u2019s own method \u2014¦ lubrication.Try it today.the inflammation, soothe the irritated parts, and loosen the phlegm, Mr*.Oliver C.LePago, South Rustic©, P.E.I., writes:\u2014\u201cMy little six-vear-old girl had very bad attacks of bronchitis every winter.In the evening and during the night, she would have fever and choke up, and had a wheezing in her chest.We tried several cough medicines, but they never seemed to do her any good.A neighbor advised me to try Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine Syrup, which we did, and after she had taken two bottles she got perfectly well!\u201d Price 35c and 60c a bottle; put up only by The T.Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.CORNS Lift Off with Finders nlt.Andrew\u2019s gregation for the year.eea Mr.Leander Lawrence is quite ill.Mr.Lawrence is in the eighties.Mr.W.Neilson is suffering from grippe.Mr.Willman is here in the lum-being interests of Clark Brothers, A LUBRICANT-NOT A LAXATIVE songs and recitations will be given.A good time is assured\u2014plenty to eat, a good hearty laugh and some very good music will be provided.Mrs.Morrison and Mrs.Leavitt serve 1 dainty refreshments to about forty guests.General Note».Mr.W.G.McDougall, county demonstrator, and Mrs.L.V.Parent, manager of the Corporated Vfpol Grokers\u2019 Asoclatlon, will give free moving pictures in the interest of reorganizing the Farmers\u2019 Club in this locality.The lecture will he given in the town hall on Friday evening, March 9th.Mrs.E.E.Bangs and Mrs.C.L.Brown visited Newport, Vt., on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Davis were week-end guests at the home of Mr.Geo.Davis.Mrs.Geo.Davis recently visited her daughter, Mrs.Fred Guild, of North Hatley.Col.B.B.Morrill attended the G.W.V.A.banquet held in Rock friand on Wednesday night.Col.and Mrs.B.B.Morrill visited in Sherbrooke last week for a few day» The many friends of Mr.and Mrs.M.W.Tohngton extend hearty congratulations upon the arrival of a very fine son, Malcolm Willlard, jr.Mrs.E.G.Davidiion and Miss Florence Martin attended the W.C.\u201cCalifornia Fig Syrup\u201d and it never fails to open the bowels.A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow.If constipated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has cold, colic, or if stomach is sour, tongue coated, breath bad, remember a good cleansing of the little bowels is often all that is necessary.Ask your druggist for genuine \u201cCalifornia Fig Syrup\u201d which has directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle.Mother t You must say \u201cCalifornia\u201d or you may get an imitation fig syrup.RED MOUNTAIN EECHAH'S J PILLS' Doesn\u2019t hurt a bit! Drop a little \"Freezone\u201d an an aching corn, in-lUntly that com atop» hurting, then ihortly you lift it right off with finger*.Truly! Your druggist sell* a tiny bottle ef \u201cFreezone\" for a few cent», »urti-eient to remov* every hard com, soft com, or com between the toe*, and the callusss.without aoreaeas or Mrs.W.Hamilton, of Bawycrvllle, was visiting hor grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.McRitchlo for a week recently.Mrs.McRitchlo is on the gain again.Mr.Norman McDonald «pent a day in Hherbrqoko last weok.Miss Kathleen McDonald was home over the week-end.Mr.and Mrs.Donald McAskill were calling on friends here last week.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon McLean, of Fisher Hill, were calling on friends here recently.Miss Katie Oillls spent one day last week in Bcotatown.Miss Jean McRitchie is the guest of Mrs.J.Morrison, of Gould, Mr.George McDonald has left for Detroit, Mich.recently guests at the home of Mr.Albert Cnadsey.Mrs.Fred Wyman and Miss Alice) Wyman were guests of Mrs.Geo.House, Heebe, on Saturday.Mr.T.Pelit, of Newport, Vt., was a week-end guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.D.Brunet.The Guild of St.George\u2019s Church will meet with Mrs.Geo.Fish at her homo on Pleasant street on Thursday, March 8th.Miss Marion O.McKenzie visited her sister, Mias M.Mildred McKenzie, in Ayer\u2019s Cliff over the weekend.After the exhibition of the pictures under the auspices of the Farmers\u2019 Club, the officers end boys of the recently-organized scout troop will hold a sugar social n the town hall.Rev.W.H.Thomas will give an address on scout work and the committee will be nominated to stand behind the troop in their work.A good attendance of all parents and friends would encourage the boys at this time, Friday evening, March 9th.DONT 00 -THIS! Use LEONARD EAR OIL IT DOES RELIEVE DEAFNESS and HEAD NOISES.Simply rub it in hack of the ear* and insert in nostrils.RjieritI UatrottUaa hx a a*M tiMtt&ltet In #och pnekiffo.MADE IN CANADA JDuertptivc circular cent on rc^uesf, A.O.Leonard, Inc.70 Fifth Avenu»\tNew York CSty Pot talft In Shcrbrook#, Quo., by Phormaclo Du Ber*er, King St, and all rvlf&blo dmjrflrtet#.¦if mwmm*\\imimwÊÊKmmÊmÊÊm \\ny Headadu -Sick \u2014Nervous \u2014Dyspeptic -Monthly TÎW Relieved by Zotoo \u201cI Was Run Down\u201d \u201cBody was completely covered with Boils\u2019* \u201cIf yon have ever had boils, yon know how painful and annoying even one or two can be.Bat imagine having your whole body almost entirely covered with them I I am a watchmaker by trade, making a specialty of repairing the highest grade movements.Tills ia probably the most trying of any mechanical work, Krticnfarlv for * Ber voua individual cetne.Working under great strain both day and night for three months, brongii t me almost toast* teofool lapais.1 was bo irritable and nervon* that the alightrat thing would \u2018«end me up in the air.1 If I managed to get a few hour* of sleep at nlvht I vrns lucky.I had no appetite for food.I certainly waa niiaerable.During this time boils began toappenr on diffrrrntpans of tny laxly and the pnin from them made life a misery.My Buffering was to great at Ulna* that I felt tin re wna nothing left for me to do bnt to end it *11.I consulted «Uictors but they all told me that if I didn't give up my work and live out of doors, I would r) into a decline.Aa I had no money couldn't do tills.In fact paying doctors' hill* anti baying sMMicinc* tmednp all the money I mode.Pinatl in desperation, I decidrd that I woatn cither kill or cure myself, so I began to study my case.I realized that | was aacompletely ran down as anyone could po»»ibly he with a bad com of nerve*.What I needed wa*bttiWln» up.After reading description* oT t! t tt event preparations, the one whirl» appeared to be the beat for me waa Carnol.It haa simply performetl miracles for me.Four bottles hays done more than month* of travrl i baby a, free from bleraiahe* kind ana I have now almmt of any *tna amt I have now almost fjirgotten that I have ever had nucb tiling» ta nervea.I want everybody who is ailing to know about Cnmot bi cause i have aiteh faith in it I believe it will cure any human IH.\u201d \u201e\t, ,\tMr- J.H.Me.C.Carnol is sold by your druggist, ami if you can cnnncluntiously nay alter you have tried it, that it haan\u2019l dour yon any good, return the empty bottle to him and he will refund your «nouer 7.I V .BEDFORD AND DISTRICT NEWS Oaily Reports from Correspondents of What Is Going on in the Different Localities.SOU'1 H BOLTON A masquerade box social will be field at the home of Mr.Wm.Marsh, on Sat.evening', March 10th, under the auspices of the Women\u2019s Institute.Ladies please bring lunch box wraped in plain paper.IRON HILl The members of Mr.Noble Hunt\u2019s family have been sufferers from grippe, also Mrs.Hattie Hastings and Mr.Jason Hastings.All are convalescent now.Maj.and Mrs.Miltimore and Mr.and Mrs.Ibbotson were guests of Mr.Watson Miltimore and Mr.Wm.Miltimore on Sunday.bromeT centre Mr.J.Frizzle and Mr.Walter Frizzle, also Mr.Donald Frizzle, of Knowlton, accompanied their uncle and cousin, Mr.Arthur Frizzle and Arnold Frizzle as far as Montreal \u2014 r, Sask.! ït â iew, of Scots- M IX SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1923.\u20225\u201e.M PAGE THREE on their trip to Sawyer, Mrs.Chas.H.Mayhew, town, accompanied by her little granddaughter, Miss Ethel Mayhew, of Sherbrooke, were guests of her daughter, Mrs.Marshall Miller, for a few days this week.Mr.Clarence Worden and lady friend, of Sutton, were guests at Mr.G.E.Vernal\u2019s on Sunday.Mrs.Ed.Chadsey, of Éast Farn-ham, is a guest of her mother, Mrs.Nancy Worden, this week.Mrs.A.Vernal and little son, Clayton, of Knowlton, were, guests at Mr.G.E.Vernal\u2019s over the weekend.Mr.J.B.Miller, of Sutton, was a guest at Mr.N.W.and M.W Miller\u2019s for a day recently.FARMERS\u2019ailB ilNSTITOTE MET IASI SATURDAY AT COWANSVILLE WAS ORGANIZED AT FOSTER Meeting Held on Tuesday to Organize Club \u2014 General Notes of Interest.POSTER, March 7.\u2014A meeting was called on Tuesday evening last in Foster Hall by Mr.McClintock to organize the Farmers\u2019 Club in Fos-iter.Mr.McClintock reported the j approval of the Government and the Mrs.Geo.Bliss and little daugh-!eTeiT^orl °f officers and proceeded CLARENCEVILLr.Miss Frantz Described Work of the Girls\u2019 Cottage Industrial School at Sweetsburg\u2014General Notes.______ S None-Such Lmifitierit For Lame Back For Soreness For Aches For Pains Use it today ter, of St.Albans, Vt., are guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Nunns.Miss Mona Hewson was home for the week-end.Mrs.Marshal Young is spending a few days at Alburg, Vt.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church will meet at the home of Mrs.Henry Miller on Friday afternoon.Miss Marion Tipping is visiting her sister at Lachine.Mr.Lee Green is the guest of his sisters, the Misses Green.Mrs.Henry Derick entertained a few friends on Tuesday evening.\u2022 The Junior W.A.will meet at the home of Mrs.Albert Rowe on Saturday afternoon.The \u201cMove-on Club\u201d had a very successful meeting on Thursday evening.The \u201cBacon Hog and Production Hog\u201d was demonstrated in Empire Hall on Thursday afternoon and evening under the supervision of the with, resulting in Mr.Maurice Williams being elected president, Mr.Ernest Taylor, vice-president, and Mr.P.C.Hunter, secretary-treasurer, and directors viz: F.M.Perkins, B.Phelps, R.E.Allen, B.R.Mizener, C.D.Johnson, F.C.In-glis and E T.Strange.The organization of such a club will mean many benefits to the farmers derived in buying of feed and seeds.Two jcarloads are expected soon.The place of business will be the East-ery Townships Poultry Stand, and Mr.A.P.Hillhouse, jr., was appointed to look after it.General Notes.On Thursday the Foster Guild will meet with Mrs.Harve Wing, and on the same day Mrs.W.Sweet George.Mr.and Mrs.C.N.Boright entertained about twenty-five of their agronomist of Bedford County, Mr.|frienda at their home on Wednos_ Reddy.The Council met Saturday night to discuss the proposition of lighting the town by electricity.Mrs.H.Perry and son of Swan-ton, Vt, are visiting at Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Derick\u2019s.\tf Mr.Clifford Walker and Mr.Wil-mer Derby, of Montreal, were weekend guests at their homes.SUTTON JUNCTION day evening.The evening was spent in playing cards and games, and delicious refreshments were served by \u2018hYounff3Brothers purchased stock !fA*î°o1;.^ Jhe speaker is to per-\u201e\u201e Saturday\t11» Jr.^%«Xrttkun«îepiïcf.7 COWANSVILLE, March 7 \u2014 A very largely-attended meeting of the Women\u2019s Institute was held at the home of Mrs.W.F.Vilas on Saturday afternoon, March 3rd.The president, Mrs.Rodger, presided.Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted.Mrs.Beach reported that she had received a letter from Miss Roach, which stated that she would reserve the first week after school closing for the short course in sewing which was spoken of at the last meeting.It is hoped that many of the young girls will take advantage of this opportunity to receive sewing lésons from an expert.The programme consisted of an address on \u201cSocial service\u201d by Miss Frantz, matron of the Girls\u2019 Cottage Industrial School, situated at Sweetsburg.The subject of social sendee, said Miss P'rantz, is a many-sided one.Two of the most commonly mentioned phases are p^ventative and corrective, and tne fact is obvious that if there was more of the former there would be less of the latter.The lamentable lack of discipline and control in the home has led to the need for more institutions where the adolescent child will be under helpful influence.The aim of those undertaking such work as is done in this calves as Gc and 7c per pound and 10 hogs at 9 l-2c per pound.It is expected that they will load a car again in the near future.VALE PERKINS SUCH XCTBT3 Mr.Paquette, of Sutton, is negotiating with Mr.Emerson for the grocery store and post office here.,\t^,\t, Mrs.A.W.Westover returned ,bep;n Lf TN°rth NewPJort recently from Sherbrooke on Saturday even- i Mrs.M.J.George and son Burton ing, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.T'ere.at Mr.Herbert George s H.Soles.Mrs.C.G.Jones and Miss Dorothy Smith were at Mr.Max Cham-li rs.M at Mr.Herbert George\u2019s at I Province Hill one day last week.STOMACH UPSET GASJEARTBURN INDIGESTION !!! Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief! Mrs.J.J.Emerson has the sympathy of a large circle of friends in the death of her mother, the late Mrs.Margaret Scott.Mr.and Mrs.Mandigo were in Knowlton on Sunday, called by the illness of their daughter, Mrs.Kirby.Mr.A.J.Hawley\u2019s family are recovering from the grippe, little Jean having been ill for five weeks.I Mr.Stewart George, of Newport, Vt., visited his mother, Mrs.M.J.George, on Sunday.Rev.Mr.Lupton was calling on friends here last week.Mrs.M.J.George and son Burton visited at Mr.Harold Thayer\u2019s one day last week.Rev.L.E.Roy was in town one day last week- calling on friends.Mrs.Jane George and Mrs.Harry The farmers about here are pre-af Mr.John George\u2019s ^ nr fxPnrcrpvilla\tTnii-rcHotr a loving and solicitous mother, who would shield and direct them into the path of right living.Miss Frantz made a strong plea for the interest and co-operation of all Protestants in the community, as this is the only institution of its kind in the province.There are fifteen girls in the school at pres^ paring for sugaring.MANSONVILLE at Georgeville on Thursday.EAST PINNACLE Mr.C.J.Farrell, of Knowlton, was calling on friends in town on i Sunday.\tj Iris, little daughter of Mr.and j Mrs.E.N.Daine, is ill with pneu- | monia.Nurse Hall is caring for|\"\u201cii\u2018\u201cfei .\t,\t, j,er\tB and calves at six cents a pound.Mr.Moses Raymond, of Montgo- ! V(Mlss Kstçhc,r Serrer, of Richford mcry, Vt., was in town on Thursday hpr; P Saturday wlth her parents on business.will entertain the Stukely Guild, The annual meeting of Lie Foster Women\u2019s Institute will be held on Friday afternoou at the home of Mrs.Harry Lace.It is hoped, every member and all intending to be members will be present to have a voice in the election of all officers.Word has been received of the serious illness of Mrs.McCormick in Montreal, and her many friends here trust she will soon be better.Rev.C.Scrimgeour held Lenten service at the home of Mr.Albert | Young on Thursday evening.; Mr.and Mrs.N.J.Snodgrass attended the funei*al of their uncle, ent, and room for twenty more.A vote of thanks was tendered Miss Frantz for her very interesting talk, and much interest was aroused on behalf of those who have never had a chance to make good.Mrs.George Beach gave a short outline of the aims and objects of the Women\u2019s Institutes for the special benefit of the visitors present.A plea was entered on behalf of the temperance cause in our village, and the hope expressed that all would use their influence to prevent the granting of liquor licenses.Very dainty refreshments were served by her daughter, Mrs.C.Robinson.General Note*.Mr.Foster Draper, of Waterloo, was a week-end guest of his father, Mr.F.E.Draper.Miss A.Lowe who has spent the past few weeks visiting relatives in Valleyfield and Beauharnois, has returned home.The annual meeting of the Bible Society will be held in the Congregational Church on Friday evening, March 9th, at 8 o\u2019clock.\u2018 The générerai secretary, Rev.George Mc-Lellan, will give an illustrated lecture entitled \u201cLifting the veil.\u201d It is hoped that there will be a large attendance.Emmanuel Girls\u2019 Club will be entertained by Mrs.George Johnston on Wednesday evening, March 7th.Rev.R.W.Carr announced on Sunday that books suitable for the Sunday school library which anyone had no further use for would be gratefully received by the superintendent.The Methodist Ladies' Aid will be entertained by Mrs.Tessier on Wednesday afternoon, March 7th.Miss Edna Dunn, of Montreal, was a recent guest of her mother, Mrs.T.W.Dunn.Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Pibus spent last week-end in West Shefford, the guests of Mr, and Mrs.Lang._ Miss Hillman, teacher of grades VIII.and IX.in the academy, has returned to her home in East Angus on account of illness, and will not be able to resume her duties for some time.The Misses Glenna and Patricia Hawley, of St.Chrysostome, Que., are guests of their grandparents.Mr.and Mrs.George W.Boright.Miss Rykert, on Dunham, is visiting friends in town.\\ Mr.C.L.Cotton left on Sunday evening for a week\u2019s visit in Boston.Mr.E.A.Ross and Mr.Frank Curley spent the week-end here with their families.Mrs.Percy Benham has sold her property on River street.Mr.Roderick Morrison, of Knowlton, was a week-end guest at his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.John Lapham.Mesdames McWilliams, Barker, Hingston, Tessier and Messrs.Clat-chie, Lockhart, McClure and Brown attended the monthly meeting of the Girls\u2019 School local committee on Monday afternoon, March 6th.As the sugarmaking season is at hand, anyone desiring to make a contribution of sugar or syrup to the school will be conferring a favor.Mr.J.P.Noyes is confined to his room by illness.Your correspondent was misinformed when she stated that Miss Hillman had gone to her home in East Angus.She is at Mrs.Frank Curley\u2019s, and is under medical treatment by Dr.Fuller.A masquerade dress carnival and moccasin dance was heldonVictoria rink on Monday evening, March 6.The mild weather which prevailed on Saturday and Sunday caused a softening of the ice so that it was not in as good condition as it had been.Among those in costume were : Miss G.Larocque, Flower Girl.Miss E.Larocque.Fairy.Mr.Houle, Snowshoer.Mrs.G.Johnston, Little Girl.Gordon Booth, Dutch Boy.Doris Hall and Evel:m Goyette, Bride and Groom.Charlie Tessier and Paul Fuller, Old McGill.Gerald Johnston.Darkle.Grace Flegg, Scout.Janet Burnet, Clown.Beda Brown, College Girl.Hollis Henry.Sailor.Donald Teel, Painter.George Royce, Sailor.Claude and Guy Marchand, Mr.and Mrs.Lukewarm.Isabel McClatchie, Shirley Ful-I 1er, Eunice Bell and Helene McClure, Sports.Arsenault and Gaston Dubois,! Clowns Elizabeth Brown, Hearts.Simon Marchand, Hockey Player.The first prize for best lady\u2019s ! costume was awarded to Miss G.La-1 roeque ; second prize, Doris Hall.First prize for best gent\u2019s costume | went to Mr.Houle and second to Gordon Booth, For boy and girl i custumos, Claude and Guy March* and were the winners.Music was furnished by Buzzell and Lorimer.Refreshments were served by tha Methodist Ijadies\u2019 Aid.Mr.and Mrs.H.LeGallais attended the funeral of the late Mrs.Mary Draper, who passed away at Earn* ham on Sunday.Interment wa$ made at Sutton Junction on Tuesday.March 6 th.The many fi-iends of Mrs.O.X.Hull will be sorry to hear that eh* is a patient in the Montreal Gen.oral Hospital, where she, was taken last Thursday and operated on for appendicitis.A letter received by the correspondent from her daughter, Mra.G.Comrie, on Monday stater that her mother was doing wonderfully well and the doctor\u2019s held out strong hopes for her recovery.Miss Myrtle Rogers is suffering from a severe attack of chickenpox.She is at the home of her sister, Mrs.Stevenson.\u201c77\u201d FOR GRIP Dr.Humphreys' \u201cSeventy-seven\u201d is for Grip, Infleunza, Coughs and Colds.To get the best results, take \u201cSeventy-seven\u201d at the first Chill, Sneeze or Shiver.If you wait till your bones begi» to ache, it may take longer.Medical Book, tells all, free.Af ail Drutf Store*.Humphreys\u2019 Horaeo» Medicine Co., 156 William Street, New York* It Builds You Up! Keep your blood pure, your body well nourished, the powers of resistance strong\u2014it is your surest protection against germ-infection.Take m Era -\u2014.the vitamine food - tonic- to help keep your body well nourished and to build up your strength.It is the food-tonic that helps build strong bones, enrich the blood and energize the whole body.Buy a bottle of Scott\u2019s Emulsion today! Scott Sc.Btyae, Toronto, Ontario u-n Miss Grace spent the week-end with their grand parents at Frelighsburg.Mr.P.Goodhue, of Abbott's Corner, was through here last week buying hogs at nine and one half Acid stomach, heartburn, fullness.If you feel bloated, sick or uncomfortable after eating, here is harmless relief.\u201cPape\u2019s Diapepsin\u201d fettles the stomach and corrects digestion the moment it reaches the itomach.This guaranteed stomach corrective costs but a few cents at any drug store.Keep it handy! Mr.G.E.George was a guest of his sister, Mrs.E.P.Raeieot, at North Troy on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.G.N.Emtage have moved into Mr.F.H.Perkins\u2019 house.Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Brouillette will move to Mr.C.A.Bailey\u2019s house vacated by Mr.Emtage.Mrs.F.E.Jersey is caring for Mrs.Noel Hammond and little son.Master George Raeieot, of North Troy, spent the week-end with his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.D.C.Don! Cou^h all Ni^hî Smith Bros.\u2019 Menthol Cough l °PS quiet the cough, ease !he throat, take away the tickle, relieve hoarseness.Pm one in your mouth at bedtime.'* Smith Brothers\u2019 MENTHOL COUGH Mr.Horace Bell has the contract for gathering cream in the Duboyce neighborhood for the.Foster Creamery and made his first trip on Monday.Mr.Frank Carr, of Sutton, was here on Friday on a business trip.\t-\t-\t-\tMrs.Ernest Taylor spent Sunday he^r' t t, ,\tar|d Monday in Stukely with her Mrs.Jos Hancock spent a few mother and sister, who are both ill.aays m Sutton last week.\tThe regular meeting of the Un- Mr.J.Morrissette had the mis- ited Young People\u2019s Society will tune to loose a part of two fingers, meet Friday evening, March 9th, on his left hand, by being cut in with Mrs.Guy Perkins, the planer at Richford, Vt, while Mrs.A.M.Hunter and Miss working.\tAgnes Hillhouse spent a part of last Mr.Frank Russell, of Hillside, was .week with friends in Granby, in this place one day last week.j Miss Tease, of Burlington, spent Mr.Albert Clark has gone to MrJ Tuesday of last week at the home of E.L.Jenne\u2019s where he has employ- Mr.A.G.Davis, ment.\tOn Monday Mrs.E.N.Davis Mr.Julius Lahue, Sr., was visiting celebrated her eighty-seventh birth-at Hillside last week.\tI day.She spent the day with Mr.Mrs.Lillie Macey, of Hillside, was|and Mrs.Frank Mizener, and was at Mr.John Lahue\u2019s one day lastjtbe recipient of many letters,] week.KNOWLTON The I.O.D.E.will meet with Mrs.Frank Williams on Thursday afternoon.There will be plenty of work The hostesses for the tea will be Mrs.Carmichael and Miss Davignon.The Knowlton High School boys journeyed to Waterloo for a game of hockey on Saturday last when the score was 2 to 0 in favor of Waterloo.Miss Gladys Chapman, who has been teller on the Canadian Bank of Commerce staff here, has been transferred to tho Wellington Street Branch in Sherbrooke and left on Monday to Lake up her new duties.Mrs.W.P.England and Miss Lulu Turner are both very ill with la grippe at their respective homes.cards and \u2019phone congratulations from friends for and 'near.Mr.| and Mrs.A.G.Davis and daughter! Belle and Mrs.C.H.Young, of] Waterloo, were also guests at the j same home for the day.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Chamber-lain were home from Bolton Centre on Saturday.Mrs.Chamberlain will not return.Mr.Walter Seymour has moved! his family into Mrs.Sherman ! W ing\u2019s house.Sympathy is extended to the I Miss's Woodley, of Montreal, in the ] death of their aunt, Miss Morkil.( who lived with them and was well-known in Foster.Mr.and Mrs.Luther Hayes, who have been occupying Mr.Hiram Bradley\u2019s upper flat, have moved to Fulford.Mrs.Walter Knowlton returned Friday evening from South Bolton, where she spent a few days with her i AT ALL DRUGGISTS j When Rheumatism Grips You Thermogene will bring yon speedy relief.Jnst cover the affected joint with a piece of Thermogena and bandage with flannel.Almost at once the medicinal essences with which Thermogese is impregnated stimulate the blood, producing a tingling thrill of warmth that relieves your pain \u2014gently, simply, effectively.The Thermogene way is economical.When necessary, a fresh curative surface can be obtained by stripping a thin film from the piece in use.Thertno^tnf is an indtsptnssble komt remedy for wittier ailments, so always keep a box Handy.>\u2022 BRITISH OWNED and BRITISH MADE By The Thermogena Company Ltd., Hayward* Heath, England\t_ Sole A*OTt» for Cmadt: HAROLD P.RITCHIE * CO.UwitraJ.10 McCAUL STREET.TORONTO.HsîTMRMOœre MEDICATED WADDING FOR Lumbago Rheumatism Neuralgia Neuritis Grippe Sore Throat Chest Colds Qu may.Î.A Virant Stomac estion\u2019s Tyranny can be ended Motor Show Guessing Coupon My guess is that the number of paid admissions to the Sher-Motor Show, March 12th to 17th inclusive, 1923, will be as Mr.Williams and daughter, 0f ! father, whose condition is not much Notre Dame de Grace, are spending, improved^ a few days at the Lake View House brooke follows: Guess No.1.Guess No.4.No.2.No.3.No.6.No.0.Name A bin Qualifications Five guesses for twelve months\u2019 subscription for the Daily Record.tions.One guess for every insertion of a Want Adv.up to six inser- Gash to accompany nil orders.Those taking advantage of 60-60 Want Adv.offer arc eligible tip to six guesses only.SHERBROOKE RECORD CO., LTD., Sherbrooke, Que.WOMEN! DIE WORN, FADED THINGS NEW Sweaters Skirts Coats Waists Dresses Kimonas Curtains Coverings Draperies Ginghams Stockings Everything Rev.C.Huxtable, of Stukely.spent Saturday night with Mr.and Mrs, V.J.Allen.Mrs.James Booth, of West Shef-ford, is spending some time at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs.Leslie Durrell.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Knowlton, of Bolton Pass, wen; guests at Mr.Whitcher\u2019s recently.Mr.and Mrs.Oloff Whitehead, ¦ c ¦\tnm-nm who have been living in Foster this I Hllul \u2014 m Inn cAu winter, have taken Mr.A.C.Miller\u2019s farm at Kennedy's Corner and moVed on last week.Mr.Kenneth Tree spent Saturday at Stanbridge East, where he M^nt to see his brother, who was seriously ill.Mr.Claude Dixon was home from | Hatley for the week-end.I Three large parties were held re-I eently at the home of Wm.Young, 111.Williams and L.Durreil, where I neighbors and friends spent very I pleasant evenings .j Mr.and Mrs.McGregor, of Cali-jfornia.are visiting Mr.and Mrs.i i ,\tLi:: ptl Radi 16 cent package of \u201cDia- Mr.and Mrs.E.Gibbs went to motul Dyes\u201d contains directions so Montreal on Thursday, leaving simple any woman can dye or tint there the same evening for Califor-her old, worn, faded things new, nia, where they intend to spend two even it sho has never dyed before, months I Buy Diamond Dyes\u2014no other kind Mr.Graham Whitlock spent the 1\u2014then perfect home dyeing is guar- week-end in Montreal, an teed.Just tell your druggist who- Mr.and Mrs.A.P.Hillhouse, jr., ther ino material you wish to dye is and daughters spent the week-end wool or silk, or whether it.is linen, in Waterloo, at Mr.J.Greer's.Mr.cotton, or mixed goods.Diamond and Mrs.F.C.Inglis were also at I Dyes never atrenk, sujoL Lulu or run.itha aama Mm- uu .Rn-Aiy Brain Who is your ruler Diamond Dyi cs Your Brain or your Stomach?If you suffer with Heartburn, Flatulency and a heavy feelinj?or pain after eating, then you are letting Tyrant Stomach rule.King Brain overcomes Tyrant.Stomach by calling in the aid of ABBEY'S SALT.rJ his is the common-sense method of correcting digestive ills and stomach troubles, of preventing Bilious Attacks and Headaches, and regulating the Bowels.Get a bottle of 'ABBEY\u2019S and let King Brain rule instead of Tyrant Stomach.ue AW* # HEALTH ©y\u2019S EFFERVESCENT SALT es-îTj PAGE FOUR SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 192>, REPORTSSHOW PROGRESS IN CITY BRIEFLETS , S.S.Tramp to A.M.Sangster\u2019s tomorrow night.Mid-Lent tomorrow night.Grand j Masquerade dance at Rialto, 9 to j 1 a.m.Masquerade and Affinity night to :MR.BRODERICK PASSED AWAY H0N.MR.NIC0L TO BESPEAKER VERY SUDDENLY! AT MOTOR SHOW Annual Meeting of the Child Wei- morrow, March 8th, at stadium.Died While Giving Evidence in the Mayor to Open the Motor Show fare Clinic Held Yesterday\u2014 , ^\u2019! up ^°,r\tDistrict Magistrate\u2019s Court\u2014\t0n Monday Evening\u2014Many regular stock models will be seen,'Guild at Mrs.H.Cunningham\u2019s on and the specially constructed cars, Saturday.Officers Were AH Re-elected.rÆw anrral\tFor electrical repairs or installa- trirt\"Magistrate's ^'\u201cveate^dav Child Welfare Clinic was held yes- s ,, w.i(,ht ?\u2018ro, Phone 908M.^^51\t^ at Minto Rink next Friday evening, 12 prizes will be given.Adm.Adults ! 25c.Children 15c.Prominent in Criminal Cases.While giving evidence in the Dis- ! tions call Wright Bros., Phone 908M Cars to Be Exhibited.The Hon.Jacob Nicol, Provincial Treasurer, will be the speaker on together with novelties in the way of custom built cars, will, it is understood, be exhibited, A feature of the show will be the exhibition of a aingle seater aeroplane, owned by Mr.J.E.McCrea, of Lennoxville.During the entire week the Daughters of the Empire will operate a tea room for the benefit of the patrons of the show, where tea and fight meals will be served.OUDSWELL Mr.and Mrs.James Harrison, of Westbury, were calling at Mr.James A.Bell\u2019s on Friday.Mr.Aubrey Cavell and Mr.Alvin Guests at Mr.James Bell\u2019s on Sunday were Mr.and Mrs- A; Bloomfield and Mr.Hale Gilbert, of Bishop\u2019s Crossing.Mrs.Alice Turner was visiting Mrs.E.A.Rome on Sunday.teraay m tne icea\tAn work g[ven personal attention.\t-iwveAf thlrdtv Kcoi-1 Wednesday evening, March 14th, at Whitme block, at which the usual\t*\t*\tprominent .awyer oi tms cuy, coi 1Sherbrooke Motor Show.The reports were submitted and the of-! Mrs.Biron, Milliner, Wellington lapsed as a result of a sudden attacki\tarranged to have a ficers elected for the coming year.St., is just back from a business trip of heart failure, and died within a ,peak^ addre5S the public each Mrs.W.S.Allen, president of the and will be ready to show the latest, few minutes Dr.J.E.Noel, who ^a cer address the pumic eacn Sutcljffe were in An(rus on Satur- -V.\tand in her Spring sty es Thursday.Mar.8th.happened to be in the court room at\tsnow, ana tne non.ana m aer |\t^\t, the*'time> endeavored to ^ive hini Mr.Nicol has accepted the invitation '1HV by means of artificial respiration,!*0 apeak on Wednesday evening.;t in vain.\t| The show will be formally opened financially, was one of the import-g^en\u2018forbest' c^ûmerBai: I\tWorship Clinic, was in the chair, report of the year\u2019s activities.Grand Masqueiade Ball (Mid-brought out the fact that the clinic, Lent) tomorrow night at Rial-tliough a struggling organization, | tQ( y to x a m.Many valuable prizes\tln ant w-orkin'g\"groups*in^the^itvP°\t' Tn'\t^rmfonl^htefThMe was born on Nov®ml>er 12th, 1854,| Mayor William Morris, K.C., who anThe presidem said?\"Ladles: ^\tconum a so vTcome\tCrn°nt-\u2019\t- address On Tuesday *¦ o ^eat pleasure for me to be :\tco?uime also welcome.\t!brooke at the age of five years.His evening, Mr.Moïse O\u2019Bready, K.C., able to report progress during the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CON- father\u2019s name was Daniel Brodenck,jM.L.A.-elect for Sherbrooke County,! past vear.There is an increase of\tCERT POSTPONED.\tfor many years a highly respected wjn be the guest of honor and will eighty three in the number of chii-\tOut of respect to their late Bro-, citizen of Sherbrooke, and his mother gpeak to tde gathering.j _.v, -, />oma\t«vomînnt\u2019nn firri tbpr Kridit.Mr.J.b.Broderick, w&s Tiiz«i Cocilis IVlcBrien, düu^nterj rpu*\t* i\t\u2022\t¦ < dren who came for exammat.on ana dier pa,.11,11, .u.\tr,xuuc\"CB\u2018\u2019,\t,«\u2022 i-.'\tThis year s show promises to be treatment, showing that the work is who passed away suddenly yester-; of_ the late John Sidney McBnen,, day.Mra.E.A.Rowe and Mrs.Raymond Bishop attended the Ladies\u2019 MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS A full line of Overseas, American and Canadian Magazines, Weekly and Daily Papers for sale by J.T.Lesperance New* Dealer 37 Wellington St.South \u201cGood Hoasekteping\u201d for March.Just Out.Newton ¦ Dakin Construction Co., Limited General Contractors SHERBROOKE, QUE.Office and Factory Buildings, Power Houses, Highways.Don\u2019t neglect to reed the Classified Advertisements in this issue.eiaetrsger ' dav afternoon, Knights of\t, .\t.\t, bus Council No.530, has postponed.rival m this country.Colum- [Ç.E., who died shortly after his art!n''ore successful than any of the past ! years and a number of special fea-1 In 1867 he went to St.Hyacinthe : tur°s have been arranged for.More growing, and that ther growing, and that there is greater monthly\u2019Metinlïs'\u2019 haïsi which\u2019\u2019was\u2019 t0\u201dh.>T\u2019bS\u2018h i&ÏÏVOf\u2019w.'iiï.ïÈn .\u201ctoB|£»7£5S ÿ» >* \u201c5itiled,1thi\u2018 W» «>\u201c, afc th, MChurioi çggmjwM.ss^\\tiü^z£Lts rkît\u2019rrdr f\">or sp\u201cc' \"\"I A number of Montreal agencies will send cars to the Sherbrooke show, among them being the Haynes om- profession in Sherbrooke, where he ^nyi?n?Lne\u201eu^\u2018in'- prouucuons, all success until of wh'?,h.wi11 have varlous models their choir director, Mr.J.Nap.He- appointment as Prothonotary of :°Yhe locàrkgents have nearly all bert, whose brother, Mr.Solomon the Superior Court.\t! tne local agents nave nearly all Hebert, recently passed away at his As a criminal lawyer he acquired\ttr home in Thetford Mines.It was also well merited distinction.He conduct-jof ^e fines, models that their reresolved that a High Requiem Mass ed the defence in five notable mur- ; spective companies produce.The in the schools,, and we are sure that ' place at a later date.the benefits derived from that will\tpimf mrirR F\\PRF«i«i be great, for there has been an in- NOTRE DAME CHOIR EXPRE^.-crease in the weekly Clinic.\tL8 SYMPATHi.\u201cThe children, themselves, take a At a special meeting of the Notre great interest in\u2019the work.This was ! Dame Choir of this city, a résolu- profession in-Snerbrool demonstrated in December when ; tion of sympathy was passed for pursued it with eminent aemonstra.ea m .\t- .*ht>ir\tHirer-tor.Mr.J.Nan.He- his appointment as Pro the late Hon.E.T.Brooks and studied in the Sherbrooke office of, Brooks and Camirand.On being called to the bar in\t^________ _____________r.1878, he began the practice of his Aotor C, ?kP n> \u2019 th, Marmon nrr.fk^inn in Rherhrnnlre\tb« pany and the Durant productions, the Central School children, members of the Junior Red Cross, sang carols in the streets and afterwards sent in a substantial cheque.Then the East Ward and Lawrence Schools had entertainments and also sent cheques, which were much appreciated.These came at a time when we did not have funds enough be sung by the choir.MONTHLY SESSION OF V.O.N.The monthly meeting of the Vic-on hand to keep open for another torian Oirier of Nurses was held yes-month.and were at our wits' ends \u2022 terday m the Red Cross Rooms, with to know what to do.\tj the president, Mrs.J.MorkiU, in the \u201cTho?e of you who have been in dhair.The reports showed a busy close touch with the work know months work, and also needs for what a determined effort has bçen j C0n*inuance of work, made by your executive to obtain , Fne Distn.t Nurse s report gave a grant from the Provincial Govern- t*16 *°ta nunlber °i cases as 18 j ¦»\tthe dt,\tSf\u2019gpiï There «SÆ der cases with exceptional ability, I and for four of the accused, he was able, through his eloquence and skill, to secure a verdict of acquittal.In the other case he raised the issue of the prisoner\u2019s sanity, with the result that his client was declared insane by the jury and confined in an asylum.He enjoyed the enviable record of never having lost a murder case whether for the prosecution or for the defence, and was associated with the late L.C.Belanger, K.C., in sev- ! eral important and famous criminal new babies during the month and ca5Sf- .\t« j \u2022 , several minor reports of the work ,e, a7?'*r' Brodenck was were given and duly' considered.\tpointed Crown Prosecutor for tne ________1-\tDistnct of St.Francis in 1897, and THE CHARITY BALL\t%ras\ta K.C.the same year.At ap- tne a temporary grant, and we soon to obtain our annual ~rant._ \u201cIn September the Provincial1 Treasurer was good enough to pay j us a visit and he showed_great inter- ; est in the work, for which, he said j money was available from the Public Charities\u2019 Fund.M e ex-, pressed our willingness to organize according to the standard required, so that we might obtain a grant ¦ bdng able\u2018to\u2019secure'thk'new ducted in the French language, bab'ikshavebkënVaik^donE'kgie application ;\t-\u2022 Tv,\u201e Wall +V.-r tbo securing a conviction against the ac- \u201e\t.\t.\t.Miss Mary Twose convener of the one tirr.e he was associated with Mr.subscription committee for the an- -J1111*®\tand inter with nual benefit for the Sherbrooke Hos- ^T- J- E- Genest.He distinguished pital the Charity Ball states that the \u201c,iTT1S\u20aci^, more particularly at tne committee was grealy disappointed bouquet murder trial, which he con jBenl&fù EAGLE BRAND r Condensed Milk Nurse baby if you can, but if mother\u2019s milk fails don\u2019t experiment with foods.More healthy from the fund, and an was subsequently made to the Bur-,, \u201e auditorium' in the City Hall for the securing a conviction against the ac Gracefully submitting to the euted, who was sentenced to oe - j v,^ o work has already' begun in regard to m\u20acn-> m}1.c2 \u201clr' Brodericks pe Chmc trom the fund raised by a thft subEcrjptjon Ji3t\t,sonal satisfaction as he was always [ Provincial campaign for the lower-\t_______________ opposed to capital punishment.He\u2019 ing of infant mortality.\tFINAL TRAMP OF SHERBROOKE S'as appointed prothonotary of the j The secretary, m her history ol\tSNOWSHOr CLUB\tSuperior Court m 1908 and remained ! the Child Welfare Clinic, which she j The fin£i tramD o{ the gherbrooke t® such u?tU 191i5.when he resumed ! ,.ent with the application said: Tne Snowshoe Ciub ^ be held this hla.Pr\u2018,vatf.practice, benefit of the Clinic has been prov- eveni under ideai snowshoeing At \u2018-lm« of ms death he was ; ed, the work has grown, and an i?-, conditions.The trampers will meet «o^sel for the Provincial Revenue creased income is required now in; , ,\ttbp comer Department.Brand than on al! other infant foods combined.Send for Free Baby Books.^&oyx{^tu Gk JlnutcU MONTREAL ,,\trequirea n ,at the old meeting place, the corner\t.\t,\t, T-v I order to follow up the efforts which portland Avenue and Quebec .In P°|ltlcs Be was an ardent Liber-have been made to tnoroughly e?- gtreet at g 0>clock and tramp al and fought the battles of Liberal-1 tabrish such an organization in tjlg cinb house, where sugar on in ®very county in the Eastern Sherbrooke.\tsnow will be served.This will be Township He was a Liberal candi- \u201cV.e are giç.eful to Dr Demers.the wdnding.up event> and the com- date ln 1892 but was defeated in the who realizes the good that is being petjtion for the president\u2019s shield three cornered fight with L.E.Panwill close with this outing.All mem- ne ton (now Judge Panneton) and J.bers must be out on snowshoes to, G- Robertson, this being the year of I become entitled to points.\tjMercier\u2019s pverthrow.He was a very - forceful speaker and spoke English MANY SLIPPERY SPOTS.'an,i French with equal fluency.The rainfall of Sunday evening' He was married in September 1917j and thé subsequent freeze-up of the t0 Mrs.Joseph W oodgate^ who sur-j following days made the sidewalks vives him.He also leaves to mourn! T,\t,\t,.\tc,.,\t.ça\tand\tstreets very slippery and walk-\this loss her two sons,\tJohn\tand .ed\tCross Society for the n«\tf;ing\tba3 become a very uncertain\tGeorge Wodogate, as well\tas a sister,' J ¦ \u201c\t~~ pleasure.This is augmented today Miss Celia Broderick, and a brother, by the newly-fallen snow, which Mr.W.Broderick, covers the slipp.ery spots, without The funeral service will be held on taking away their slipperiness, con- Friday morning from his late resi-j sequently making them all the mo£g dence 220 Bowen Avenue South to treacherous, since they take the St.Patrick\u2019s Church and interment pedestrian by surprise.A number in St.Michael\u2019s cemetery.jof citizens have experienced fails ______________________________________1 land although no serious accidents;\tj -have been reported, many a man\ted re r» , , »\t24, when she entertained' her (Associated Press Despatch) friends, _\t.\t.\t, LONDON, March 7.\u2014The Govern-, The ion hauler of the Guelnh Co The office statistician informs us tnat the man who ment.s m luck in ita luck for safe made its fast trip for the season on jwiL read 32,674 new books may hope to acquire at least seats for its membres who were de- j Saturday.three new ideas.\tifeated in the general election is com-j Mrs.John MacDonald has been *\t*\t*\t| pelling Premier Bonar Law to con- ill with grippe for the past week.Arkansas woman ha- cremated her third hus- sider Partial reconstruction of his j The friends of Mr.William Tay-,\t*, -\t\u201c\t\u2018 !\t.\t., ,\t, ,\t., ministry, as was forecasted a fort- lor will be glad to know that he is band.It seems unfair that some should be old maids njght ago.\ti recovering as well as can be expect-! while others have husbands to bum.\t____________________________________________________ ____________ » tennent of the people.Moral questions, not for parliaments, but for churches.And he adds: \u201c \u2018Sanctimonioius men have imposed upon their fellows in Ontario a law called prohibition.How is it enforced?There is more liquor flowing in Ontario today than there is water in the summer-time flowing over Niagara Falls.\u2019\t.\u201cMr.Cannon comes of an eloquent and imaginative\t______ race.His description of the Ontario situation is of, ccurse more imaginative tr.an eloquent.If he had reaLy j ur\u2018ng the two winters he had McCallum, Thetford Mines; A a l'P™85! a third president had a Uni-'?een fbere, Mayor Martin spent Paradis, Victoriaville; J.E.Thomp-1 versby established at Richmond; a!v°ur or flve days eacb week at the ton, Waterloo; J.I.McCabe, Windsor !fourtb had the Canadian Pacific p011*6\u2019 Mills; R.S.Bell, West Shefford; headquarters moved to Farnham andj^=-J-^- Stewart Ball, Watcrville; Edg.La-!finally « fifth, a Sherbrooke man,!.,, , , liberté, Warwick.\trefused to accept the vice-presidency i \" Ti d ffiel fbe effect and stick to- Tho more -important changes in-!°f a lat'fTe railroad in view' of the Eet* _.r .aE! R°wbair^in mortar.tiude the substitution of Mi\u201d J H.;fact that it meant leaving the city.Cote, Mayor of Asbestos and Preui- ____________________________________ dent of the Board of Trade, for the 1\t- - late George Denault, M.L.A., the substitution of Mr.T.J.McCallum *__________________________ «.of Thetford Mines, for the late Hon! George Smith, the substitution of Mr.E.L.Stewart-Patterson for Mr.E.J.Page, of Sherbrooke, the inclu- Touching upon the serious aspects of the situation, Mr.Wilkins emphasized the necessity of choice inirni- eion'of Mr! .L F.''McVeIgh instead\u2018ôf ' |rati°u r- anri- conte\"ded, t,hat thc Mr.A.C.Clough, Ayer\u2019s Cliff; and French-Canadians, who had moved Mr.C.A.Stokes, of Bury, for Mr across \u2018he bc!rder\u2019 we,;e.!n ,best cat-Thomas Morrow A vote of thanks ^ory or >mm\u2018g-ants which this coun Was extended to the retiring officers and the meeting adjourned to the tune of \u201cFor they are jolly good fellows.\u201d #\" Joint Session with Rotary Club ¦ 5- The evening session was held at the Magog House in conjunction with the Sherbroke Rotary Club and there wras try needed.He expressed the con-victipn that the French-Canadian male or female operator was the best on the face of the earth and urged greater interest be taken in immigration, not only insofar as domestic ^ind farmers were concerned but also relative to men of brawn and muscle.In conclusion he pleaded for greater co-operation amohg the various members of the Associated Boards, and co-operation with the a splendid attendance.!\t___, .Rotarians Don.McCrea and Albert : Rotary Club, so that every town and ______________ Blier opened up the musical pro-j village in the Eastern Townships Coaticook; C.L.Brown, M.D., Av-»S\u2014\"\t lev\u2019s Cliff.Among those from out-of-town who attended the annual meeting of the Eastern Townships Associated Boards of Trade, held yesterday afternoon in the Art Hall vtere Messrs.J.N.Gingras, Asbestos; C.A.Stokes, W.A.Spackman, Bury; J.J.McCabe, Windsor; A.M.Hunter, Foster; P.C.Duboyce, Richmond; H.A.Stevenson, J.J.McLeod, Cook-shire; B.N.Robinson, Coaticook; E.H.Chadsey, Ayer\u2019s Cliff; W.s! Bullock, Roxton Pond;, (Granby Board) ; Wr.S.Miller, C.N.R.Montreal; John Hayes, M.D., Richmond; W.T.Oughtred, Marbleton; A.G.Clough, Ayer\u2019s Cliff; E.E.Akhurst, Coaticook; J.Bruce Payne, Granby; C.P.Hunter, Bondville; J.D.Lang, J.A.McClary, Lennoxville; Robert Neilson, Montreal; R.C.Wilkins, Farnham; Henry W.S.Downs, D.G.Harrison, W.G.McDougall, Lennoxville; J.L.McVeay, F.A.John-ton, Ayer\u2019s Cliff; J.B.Parker, Dix-ville; Dr.McHarg, Coaticook; P.L.Baldwin, Coaticook; S.A.McKay, North Hatley; George W.Paige, IViabit , > TiReo ^ST Financial and Market News TODAY\u2019S QUOTATIONS ON STOCK EXCHANGE The following prices furnished by | Johnston & Ward, and McManamy ! & Walsh, show operations in tho ) active and important stocks in tha | New York and Montre*! market*: New York.EST1TES FOR THE MONTREAL DEPARTMENT CATTLE MARKET quotationsmornJgsàles AT MONTREAL \tYesterday\u2019s\tToday\u2019s \tClose\tOpening Amer.Can.\t.\t104%\t103% Amer.Loco.\t.\t130\t130% Amer.Smelters\t.\t67%\t(57% Amer.Sugar .\t.81%\t Amer.Woollen\t.106%\t105% Ana.Copper .\t.\t52%\t52% Baldwin Loco.\t\t140% Beth.Steel .\t.\t70%\t70% Can.Pae\t\t\t146 Cen.Leather .\t.\t40\t40 Crucible Steel .\t.82\tS2% Gen.Motors .\t.\t14%\t14% Gt.Nor.Pfd, .\t.\t78%\t78% Insp.Copper .\t.\t42%\t42% Inter.Mar.Pfd.\t.\t42%\t48 Inter.Paper .\t.\t67%\t57% Kenne.Copper\t.\t43%\t43% New Haven R.R\t.20%\t20 No.Pac\t\t.81\t81 Pan Amer\t\t.82%\t82% Reading R.R.\t.\t79%\t80% Royal Dutch .\t.\t53%\t So.Pac\t\t\t93% Studebaker .\t.\t123 Vis\t123% Texas Company\t.\t51%\t51% Union Pac\t\t.\t142%\t U.S.Rubber .\t.61%\t61% U.IS.Steel .\t.\t.107%\t107% ( Continued from page 1.) have the means of controlling the pickers.After a brief discussion the penalty for careless picking was adopted.G.E.McIntosh, fruit commissioner, said it was a new feature in the law'.After som-e amendments to details, the bill was reported back to the House in practically the same shape in which it was presented there by the Department of Agriculture.at the - Other ! Prices Paid for Cattle Montreal Stockyards \u2014 Dei ails.T\\Æ/vxT'rr>r'»\tb t-,\t\u2022 ! i Abitibi\u201415 at 73, 50 at 73%, 160 MONTREAL, Mar.7\u2014Dominion at 73%, 25 at 73%, 150 at 73%, 860 Live Stock Report:\u2014There were!at 73%.only 180 cattle, 1,090 hogs and 155, Asb.Com.\u201425 at 70%.calves for sale on the two markets! Ash.Pfd____35 at 90.today.Trading wag slow.A few^ Brompton\u2014120 at 42%, 57 at 42Vi Cosden, which touched new high re cords of 53% and 60% respectively failed to check the reaction in otho; oils, California Petroleum droppci nearly two points on reports tW production of one of its big well had been dastically reduced.Port* Rican Tobacco cancelled its earl; loss and advanced 3 points.Marks Street Railway 2nd, and Prior Pre ferred stocks were strong, but Bose) Magneto, Kresge, United Fruit am Stromberg and Nash Motors wen conspicuously weak.Call money opened at five per cent WHEAT WAS HELD WITHIN NARROWER PRICE LIMIT! CHICAGO, Mar.7.\u2014Wheat toda; held within narrower price limite than usual in the early dealings traders showing a disposition t< avoid any pronounced stand while awaiting issuance of the government estimates tomorrow regarding farn reserves of grain.The opening, which ranged frorr % cent to % cent lower, with May at $1.17% to $1.18%, and July al $1.13% to $1.13% was followed bj an upturn to just above yesterday\u2019s finish.Corn and oats as well as wheal displayed notable steadiness com pared with the general rule.Aftej opening unchanged to % cent ofi with May at 73% to 73% cents, th« corn market scored a bit of an ad-vane*.Oats started % cent off to % cenl up with May at 44% to 44% cents and later kept near the initial range In the provision market, liberal shipments of lard and meats mom than counterbalanced weakness of hog values.\t MACDONALD\u2019S DRIER W y sA VIMY RIDGE MEMORIAL AGAIN BEFORE SENATE.(Associated Press Despatch) OTTAWA, Mar.7.\u2014The Vimy Ridge memorial park was again before the Senate yesterday when Sir James Lougheed claimed that the country was under a misapprehension as to what was involved.The customary procedure has been \u201cevaded,\u201d he claimed, and there was no knowledge of the cost.The country should not be committed to it without the fullest details and estimates.Senator Bradbury did not think the proposal showed any generosity on the part of France.Senators Turriff, Dandurand, Todd and Beaubien were all strongly opppsed to any criticism of the gift.The Senate adjourned until this afternoon.common dairy cows of but little better than cutter quality were weighed up at steady prices.Fo loads of medium quality western cattle were left over from yesterday.There were over 700 head of cattle in the yards today, on through bil\u2019in\" for '\u2018X-'-rt.The calf market was very uncertain.Only a few sales were made this morning.Quotations ranged from six dollars to seven fifty for medium and fairly good veals.About half the hogs on sale today were of western origin and were slow sellers.Thick, fat, heavy hogs were quoted at nine dollars and good quality local hogs from ten dollars to ten-fifty.-5 at 121, 25 at 120%, Packages 15* SO* NAVAL POLICY ONE OF COAST DEFENCE (Asiociated Pre»» Despatch.) OTTAWA, Mar.7.\u2014Canada\u2019s present naval policy is one of coast defence, declared Hon.G.P.Graham, Minister of Defence, in the House last night when naval estimates j were under consideration.The vessels at present in commission were two destroyers and four mine sweepers.WERE STRANDED FOR THREE DAYS ON ICE WITHOUT FOOD DOORN, Mar.7.\u2014The relations Members of the Stranded Vessel between former Emperor William ,,, D' 1 j L Ci\tand \u201cls\tPrinces Hermine, are Were ricked up by Me amer strained, according to information! Hawk.\tjobtained from a\tmember of the one-j _____\tItime emperor\u2019s\tentourage.\tThis I (A.oci.ted Pre.De.p.lch)\tsupposedly is the cause for the j ST.JOHN\u2019S, Nfld., March 7.-\u2018I\"\u20181'1^\u201dtrîeP;a; Hürmlnc and| The steamer\tHauk arrived\tfrom U'T)! ren\tm\t\u201e ,, I Louisburg here yesterday\twith\tthe p Tbe state, °i\tthe hea .th\t+of seven men, including the captain, of jFnncess and the raw climate of 8 Barteau on and\u2019 tiowever, are being assign-1 __.vied as reasons for the intention to1 on me !_____ n.;;_ east of 370 at 42.Bell Teh-25 at 120%.Breweries\u201440 at 53, 120 at 53%, 75 at 53%.Can.Car Com.\u20145 at 33%.Can.Car Pfd.\u2014100 at 77%.Can.Cement\u201460 at 85%.Can.Cement Pfd.\u20145 at 103%, 5 at 103.Can.Cottons\u201415 at 127.Can.S.S.Com.\u201415 at 18.Can.S.S.Pfd,\u201420 at 50.Br.Emp.Com.\u2014150 at 9.Br.Emp.2nd Pfd.\u2014110 at 25%.Dom.Glass\u201435 at 97%, 193 at 97 Detroit Ry.\u201450 at 78, 10 at 77%, 20 at 77%, 101 at 77.Howard Smith\u201450 at 80%, 85 at 80%.Howard Smith Pfd.\u201478 at 106, 30 at 107.Laurentide\u2014270 at GG.Mont.Power\u201448 at 115.Ogilvie Flour\u2014120 at 315.Penmans\u20145 at 146.Que.Ry.\u20145 at 23.Riordon\u201445 at 6%.Shaw.\u201410 at 117%, 25 at 118.IN THE WGRU* ®F FINANCE Fantithad kg .,s4>»st*a A Ward EX-EMPEROR\u2019S WIFE LEAVING FOR SÎÎ V%W >£$%%%£*¦60 k\tSpan.Riv.Com.\u201420 at 99%, 25 at 99%, 170 at 99%, 25 at 99%.55 ,\t.\t\u201e ^\tr J-\t! Span.Riv.Pfd.\u201450 at 108, 70 at Keiahons Between tx-tmperor 107%, 10 at 108.and His Wife Are Strained, M\tft\tf IS Said.\t77.10 Oat 76%, 180 at 77%._____\tTextile Com.\u201425 at 69%, 120 at (Associated Press Despatch) 09%.1 Ills.Tract.Pfd.\u201410 at 84.A.McDonald\u201410 at 10.Chas.M.Schwab abandons trip tc\u2019 Germany and will return here with! in next two weeks.F.W.Woolworth Co.February sales $11,230,818 increase $1>-1333,254.Pacific Gas and Electric Co yea! ended December 31 last balance after charges, tax, depreciation and preferred dividends of $4,013,003.increase of $1,176,056, equal tr 11 1-2 p.c.on common stock.Associated Dry Goods Corporation for year ending December 31 last report net after tax and pre-> ferred dividends equal to $16.42 or common against $10.24 preceding year.Associated Oil declares regular quarterly $1.50 dividend.___ PAPER GROUP^ACTIVE ON MONTREAL EXCHANGE the schooner A.B.board.They were picked up Oil Lilt* \"t T-x Ice seventy-five miles southeast of ' Lia 6 Loon.Cape Pipe after being for three days on the ice packs witnout food.Can.Cotton Conv.\u20142 at 98%.Mo.Cotton Pfd.\u201450 at 109.Can.Wool\u20145 at 20.Goodyear 'Tire\u201420 at 92%.Tucketts Pfd.\u201410 at 96.Twin City\u201460 at 65.banks.Commerce\u20144 at 200.Montreal\u20145 at 235%, 71 at 236.Soctia\u20141 at 266.Union\u20145 at 136.Sherbrooke Daily Record CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT ORDER FORM While rumors are freely current in Doom that Hermine again is to j become a mother', no confirmation is! obtainable from tho former Emperor\u2019s suite.I Recent reports concerning Prin- ! cess Hermine were to the effect! that she shortly was to visit the1 Island of Corfu, where former Em-1 peror William has a castle.ROBBERS MADE QUITE A BIG HAUL AT MONTREAL SALES TO C M MONTREAL, March 7.\u2014 The opening of trading in listed shares on the local stock exchange this morning was marked by the activity displayed by the paper group.Abitibi led all the other issues with â gain of % to 73%.Laurentide was up % to 96, Rirdon up % to 6 %, Spanish Rive up % to 99%, and Spanish River preferred was un-* changed at 107%.Brompton at 42 % was unchanged.Other features of the market included Steel of Canada up % to 76%, Consolidated Smelting up % to 29.Detroit Railway up % to 78, Dominion Textile up % to 69%, [National Breweries up % to 53.and Ottawa Power down % to 91%.i Brazilian at 52 was unchanged.j LA ROSE MINES DECLARES 10 PER CENT DIVIDEND i The Board of Directors of La Rose Mines, Limited, have declared a divi-: dend of 10%, equivalent to 10c per .share, payable March 24th next, to ! shareholders of record March 8th.40,000 Well-to-do People read the Record daily.Remember, \u201cthe more you tell the quicker you sell.\u201d Use the Record Want Adv«.Name Address Please Write Plainly.Used False Keys to Get into an Apartment Last Night.(Associated Press Despatch) MONTREAL, March 7.\u2014 Using false keys, robbers broke into the j ! apartment of Mrs.J.K.Creighton,: at 29 Cote des Neiges Avenue, this | city, last night and stole bills to the ! hundred dollars and Brompton\u20141,125 at 42, 160 at 42-«k %.35 at 42%.\tiff Bell Tel.\u201497 at 120%, 10 at 120% i 3 at 121.Brazilian\u2014965 at 51%, 50 at 51% .Breweries\u201460 at 53%, 10 at 53%.105 at 53%, 10 at 53%.Can.Cem.\u201415 at 85%.Can.Cot.\u201495 at 127, 5 at 126%.\ti!! Can.S.S.Com.\u201460 at 17%.Can.S.S.Pfd.\u2014120 at 60, 30 at | 49%, 40 at 69%.Dom.Glass\u201410 at 97.Dot.Rail.\u201420 at 77%, 50 at 77%, I 135 at 77, 100 at 77%.How.Smith\u201420 at 80%.Laurentide\u201420 at 95%, 25 at 95% » Mont.Pow.\u201457 at 115.Shawinigan\u201410 at 117%, 25 at 118 )j; Smelters\u2014230 at 29%, 35 at 29%, ni 300 at 29%, 1,345 at 30.Span.Riv.Com.25 at 98%.Span.Riv.Pfd.\u2014150 at 107.St.of Cam\u2014390 at 77%, 50 at founded 1ÔÔ3 Ask Us Our experience in the analysing of Securities e-ill be of food service to you in securing: a correct estimate of the value of your holdings.Remember \u2014 investments once made are not.nereflaarily indefinitely secure.Expert financial advice such as we are equipped to jrive you may save you from fin-uncial loss.Send us your enquiries.X3iiMi.rxi\u201e:!r.2.z\t Six\tOrdinary\tWord»\tMake\tOn*\tLin* \t\t\t\t\t- \t\t\t\u2022\t\t \t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t \t\t\t\t\t\u2022 value of one -\u2014 \u2014.articles of jewelry valued at $11,969.1 Jo at ''%.No one in the apartment appears to| iex' Com.80 at 69 u.away wiîhS Raving any\u2019cluïs.^ | IRREGULARITY^CONTINUED -r-.ON WALL STREET \u2019CHANGE PROTESTS AGAINST THE HIGH COST OF EDUCATION HANSON BROS./ntTsiment Secur/tte* 160 St James StMonireaJ NEW YORK.Mar.movements continued -Mixed throughout I ;P.\t.\tr ¦\tm\t\\\tc a\tthe morning, some\tof the selling be Sir\tArthur\tUrne\ti leads\tlor As- lnfr attributed to\tspeculative fears sistance by Way of Scholar-!another increase in the federal .\tr\tn\t\u2022\te.\tj i\treserve rediscount\trate in the near ships\ttor\tDeserving\tMudentS j future.Several specialties, which re- -\u2014.\t| ccntly have been advanced in rapid (Associated Pro»* Despatch.) : fashion, declined abruptly when the MONTREAL, March 7.-ln an in-j pools began to unload.Professional - terview here yesterday Sir Arthur operations were continued, however.Mîî?ÎÎ!LÎÎ?3iL_, ,.-Cur ne, Principal of McGill, protest- in other groups.Equipments and w?*\t!>«*\u2022_\u2022' the _C«.W wdi d.eri against the high cost of education Rubbers showed moderate strength and pleaded for assistance by way but motor accessory shares were I of scholarships for deserving stu- weak.Buying of General Asphalt and dents.\th.\u2014 .h i \u2014\u2014 LA ROSE MINES LIMITEP (No Prtsoniri UtbiUty) Dividend No'tioo The Board of Directors h«« neckr*! a siividefx of 10%, equivalent to 10 cents per 9hare payable March _24th, 1923 to thareholdera of record o March 8th and reopen April 7th.AfoafraaJ, Marth 6tk,i9t3 S.J.LcHtirjy* Pocretaty 50 -50 WANT ADV OFFER FOR MARCH ONLY During tho month of March, a 60-50 Want Adv.offer is made to Record readers within the Eastern Townships, outside the City of Sherbrooke.Example: Pay for one want adv.insertion and get two; and pro rata up to paying for six insertions and getting twelve insertions without extra cost to you.Unless the above form is used, the special 60-50 offer will in no ease be allowed and only the regular rate apply and regular Insertions be given.Be sure te use this special form when sending copy, which must be accompanied by cash.Those taking advantage of thin offer are requested to kindly report to the Record the results obtained.Address: Wnnt Adv.Dept., Daily Record, Sherbrooke, Que.WARNING OF EXTENSIVE ICE FIELDS BOSTON, March 7.- Warning of [extensive ice fields, described as : dangerous to navigation, was eon-; ] tained in a radio message received I here late yesterday from the steamier Sinasta in mid-Atlantic.STERLING EXCHANGE IRREGULAR.(Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, Mar.7.- Sterling exchange irregular.Great Britain $4.69%.Franco 6.06.Italy 4.76.Gov- ^ many .0048%.Canadian dollars 1% ¦ per cent discount.\ttu McMANAMY & WALSH Whilins Black Stackbraker» TtHab-a* Zt CorraspondenU: Jeaks, Gwynns & Co., Members New York Stock Exchangs.New York Cotton Exchange, Chicago Board of Trad*.O\u2019Brien A Williams.Members Montreal Stock Exchaag*.Direct enquiry will bring assurance »f standing and stability.We invite it (\tBanker».Royal Bank of Canada, Sherbrooke.I PAGE TEN SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.WEDNESDAY.MARCH 7, 1923 Sporting News P.Coulombe .Forward-Farran ! night, refused to fight when Tiplitz J- Coulombe .Forward.Moore ' failed by a pound to make the ar- r ^\t'\t' Forward.Miller ranged weight.L.Coulombe Allard .Subs Referee\u2014A.Pare.- Ross McIntosh LENNOXVILLE DOWN DANVILLE FOR E.T.TITLE HOCKEY Winners Line Up Against Laval of Quebec Tonight in Elimination Series.ST.PATS OF OTTAWA WON (Associated Press Despatch) OTTAWA, March 7.\u2014 St.Pats, i local amateur champions, won the ' Ottawa district championship here last night when they defeated Perth by 13 to 7 or twenty to ten in the aggregate scores of the home-and : home games.They now\u2019 meet Sons i of Ireland, of Quebec, in the first game of a homeland-home series in thè Allan Cup eliminating play off ! on Thursday.-\t,\tBOSTON COLLEGE DEFEATED Lennoxville annexed Eastern (Associated Press Despatch) Townships honors last night, when BOSTON.March 7.\u2014Boston Col-the defeated Danville 5 to 2 in a fast [cge Hockey team met its first degame played at the Sherbrooke Sta- :fea^ 0f Hie season last night at the dium.The Eastern Townships nnal [->anQS 0f the Duluth Hockey Club, provided the attraction for a large\tscore 0f o to 1.crowd, and a fast, clean game was J \u2018\t^\t' witnessed.The run of the play j THREE VILLAGES CHAMPION-would warrant a somewhat closer\tSHIP score than the actual result and in STANSTEAD, March 7.\u2014An in-the final period the Danville boysL^\tof hockey was Flav.came very near scoring on more i ed at the 01jTOpic rink last night ^ ihan one occasion.\t,\ttween the Canadians and Independ- As a result of winning the Bis-\tthe former winning bv 3T0 L sonet Cup.emblematic of the Town-;-,, *\t.\t, \u2022\tf ships championship, Lennoxville , Th?\tstarted off at a fas.clip qualified to meet Laval of Quebec \u201cn