Sherbrooke daily record, 28 novembre 1923, mercredi 28 novembre 1923

[" I CAN ClJNt>Ui»A Ifc.I JAN24 Sherbrooke Record Established 189?* SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923.Twenty-seventh Year.PROVINCIAL TREASURER WAS ON STAND TODAY Withdraw Some Hon.Jacob Nicol Denies He Ever Received Money For Granting Licenses Provincial Treasurer Takes Stand and Reviews Transaction with Mr.Benoit Relative to Purchase of Property in 1920\u2014Stated That He Referred Cote to Hon.Simard for Instructions Relative to Receiving a License and that He Had Done Nothing Himself \u2014Messrs.W.Lazure and J.S.Couture, Associates of Hon.Mr.Nicol, also Gave Evidence\u2014It Was a Cosmopolitan Array of Witnesses Who Gave Evidence During Session Yesterday Afternoon\u2014Value of Affidavit in Face of Counter-Affidavit, Both Sworn by Same Individual, Is Matter Which Is Receiving Serious Consideration of Court.HEAVY DAMAGE ! CAUSED BY FIRE! AT DETROIT! THE value of an affidavit in the face of a counter-affidavit, both sworn to by the same individual, Is a matter which is receiving the serious consideration of the court in the case of Nicol vs.Noel, which is now entering upon the third day.Yesterday\u2019s evidence showed that this is what occurred in the case of Victor Benoit, and the witness was put through a gruelling cross-examination by Mr.iSt.Germain, K.C., counsel for the defendant.During the course of the afternoon, a large number of witnesses were heard for the plaintiff, who contented himself with undertaking to establish that rumors that the Hon.Jacob Nicol had become associated with measures for the trafficking of liquor licenses, were current only subsequent to the date on which Dr.J.E.Noel had secured the affidavits from Wilfrid Cote, Ludger Roy and Victor Benoit.It was a posmopolitan array of witnesses who gave evidence during yesterday afternoon\u2019s session.Following closely upon the heels of Mayor Morris, there was an ex-mayor, Conservative and Liberal candidates, an ex-president of the Board of Trade, an alderman, a contractor, notaries galore, newspapermen, a city attorney, a detective,, hotel operators, hotel clerks, and lawyers.Hon.Nicol And His Business Associated Chief Witnesses At Court This Morning Messrs.W.Lazure and J.S.Couture, associates of the Hon.Jacob! Nicol, took the stand early this; morning, and were called upon to explain the amounts of $760 and $200 paid by Benoit and Cote, res-pestively.Mr.Lazure observed that he had little to do with the actual transaction and confined himself to mentioning that thei charges were reasonable.Mr.J.6.Couture detailed the Benoit account.He had been looking after this himself and showed that the : greater portion of the account was; for actions entered against Gagne,; who refused to pay w'hat Benoit claimed was a fair share of the profits.On another occasion Ben-' oit held Gagne was not paying his full proportion of the repairs to the house, and finally an action : was taken to dissolve partnership.Cross-examined by Mr.Aime Geof-?rion, witness declared that the1 account for $760 did not include a single cent for work .of any nature in connection wdth securing of a license, and further that nothing had been charged for any alleged advice given in this connection.La-1 zure stated emphatically that the amount charged was very reasonable, and further that the account had veen very clearly detailed to Mr.Benoit.Cross-questioned by St.Germain for the defence, Lazure failed to give a very satisfactory explanation of the accounting methods.The settlement of Benoit\u2019s account covered consultations extending ever an indefinite period.Mr.Lazure refused to admit that any of the consultations insofar as he was concerned, was associated With licenses and, to his knowledge, Mr.Nicol had not held any.Dr.Ernest Plante heard of certain rumors relative to trafficking in licenses and contended that he heard of same about the time the affidavits were secured by Dr.Noel.Hon.Jacob Nicol took the stand and made a number of corrections of the deposition given at the examination on discovery.Questioned by Mr.Geoffrion, he emphatically denied that ho had ever received a single cent In connection with the granting of licenses.Touching upon transactions with Mr.Benoit relative to tho purchase of property in 1920, he said he was interested because the property was offered at a reasonable price and presented a fine real estate transaction.Geoffrion:\u2014\u201cYou were not interested in politics?\u201d Nicol:\u2014\u201cNo.\u201d Geoffrion:\u2014\u201cYou arc a lawyer, t'ou have been here long?\u201d Nicol:\u2014\u201cSince 1906.\u201d Hon.Nicol admitted being a member for Compton County, member for Richmond County, JProvincial Treasurer, and being connected with the National Bank, Btanstead and Sherbrooke Mutual Fire Insurance Co., and the Sherbrooke Loan and Mortgage Company.Geoffrion:\u2014\u201cThat is all you know about tho Benoit contract \u201d Nicol:\u2014\"Yes.I heard nothing about it for a long time, and on my return from Europe I was surprised to hear I had been spoken of as Treasurer.I simply advised Benoit I would be glad to help him on with the money hut I would have nothing to do with operating any concern.\u201d Mr.Nicol detailed his associations with Benoit, holding that the contract was passed in 1920, prior to his entry in politics.Benoit claimed he was being persecuted, by the chief of police.Hon: Nicol\" said he advised him that while it was preferable to get a recommendation from the council and the chief of police, it was not essential inasmuch as the Liquor Commission was entirely responsible for granting licenses.He was very much surprised on his return from Europe to find that his name had been suggested as Treasurer.He undertook to furnish Benoit with the necessary money, but refused to be associated with'the operation of any hotel.Mr.Nicol commented upon the great possibilities of the legal profession, stating that on one occasion, when he had been away all month, he received, as his share of the returns, an amount three times as largo as his remuneration as Provincial-Treasurer.Judge Globensky:\u2014\u201cHave you ever enlisted your services to se.-cura licenses?\u201d Nicol:-\u2014\u201cNo.My office is continually filled with people from all sections of the province, asking about schools, etc., and as deputy, I must listen to them.\u201d Mr.Nicol stated that he had referred Cote to Hon.Simard for Instructions relative to securing a license.He had done nothing himself.^ .\u2014 - ^ Lionel Forest, K.C., Called.I *-;- Hon.Nicol\u2019s evidence was at this point adjourned to hear that of Mr, Lionel Forest, K.C., who denied that he had ever told Dr.Noel that there were rumors circulating relative to Nicol\u2019s alleged trafficking in licenses.Cross-examined by Mr.Paul St.Germain, K.C., Mr.Nicol admitted that ho had an interview with Mr.Simard and Mr.J.H.Lemay relative to Gagne and Benoit.He said the Interview was not arranged and he stated that insofar as he was concerned he did not care whu was given the license.Mr.St.Germain\u2014\u201cMy information Is that you had been supporting Mr.Benoit\u2019s application.\" Nicol\u2014\u201cAbsolutely not.\u201d With the conclusion of Mr.Nicol\u2019s evidence, the case of the plaintiff was declared closed with the exception of hearing Mr, Arthur Bail-largeon who is sick « Another Important Affidavit In The Nicol-Noel Case The following is the affidavit of Victor Benoit which was produced and discussed in the Nicol-Noel case in the Superior Court yesterday: \u201cAgreement passed between Victor Benoit, hotelkeeper, of Sherbrooke, and Jacob Nicol, lawyer, of Sherbrooke: i4If the said Benoit purchases the rights of Wilfrid Cote in a lease for a hypothecary loan passed August 11th, 1919, for the sum of $4,000, he undertakes to transfer same to the said Nicol for the same amount, and the said Nicol then becomes partner of the said Benoit, as Wilfrid Cote was formerly, and the lease passed in favor of the said Benoit, by Benoit and Cote, will remain in force.The said Benoit will have the right to receive the rent of the lunch cart, which will belong to him.It is understood that when the said Nicol will become Benoit\u2019s partner, both parties will arrange to make repairs to the hotel, and in this caao now arrangements will be made, \u201cDated Sherbrooke .December, 1920.\u201cIi Victor Benoit, undersigned, duly sworn on the Hoiy Bible, declare the above document was dictated by Mr.Nicol himself to his stenographer and that ho handed same to me himself.Mr.Cote did not accept the offer.Since, about February and March, 1922, the Hon.Nicol suggested to me that the only way to get rid of Cote was to have the property sold.\u2018I am to receive $100,000 from a timber limit,\u2019 he said, \u2018in the spring, and 1 will furnish the necessary money to buy the hotel and we will be partners in the hotel.\u2019 Since I rented from Benoit and Cote it has always been the understanding with Mr.Nicol that he would furnish me the money to purchase a partnership with him.\u201c(Signed) V.Benoit.\u201cSworn before me at Sherbrooke, October 16th, 1922.(Signed) Teles-phore Belanger, Commissioner of the Superior Court, District of St.Francis.\u201d Flames Spread Very Rapidly\u2014 Total Loss Is Estimated at a Million and a Half Dollars.(Associated Press Despatch) DETROIT, Nov.28.-\u2014Fire starting from an over-heated stove in a watchman\u2019s shanty early today destroyed the Detroit and Windsor Company Dock, bousing United States immigration and customs offices, spreading to the six storey Hunger building, which was burned to the ground, and then destroyed a four storey warehouse and several small buildings on Woodward Avenue, and Bates street.When the fire was brought under control a few minutes after five o\u2019clock this morning, the total loss was estimated at $1,500,000.fera , P mm HERBERT ASQUITH SHOUTED DOWN AT PAISLEY; BALDWIN TO ATTEMPT TO SPEAK AT GLASGOW TONIGHT Vote of Women Uncertain in Great Britain\u2014Canvasser* Cannot Frame Anything Like a Close Estimate of Result of Polling on December 6\u2014Many Anti-Labor Speakers Are Complaining that They Cannot Get a Hearing, Especially in Constituencies Where Communist Element Is Strong\u2014Mr.Asquith Forced to Give Up Attempt to Address Paisley Meeting.- A'.-.-.- - SENATOR HIRAM JOHNSON, of California, has thrown a monkey wrench into the Coolidge ranks by announcing his intention of standing for the Republican nomination for the presidency.Belgian Gevernsaenl Will Shortly Bring Before France The Question Of Partial Withdrawal Of Forces In Ruhr District Now that Active and Passive Resistance Is Considered Ended, Belgians Hope to Bring Back Five Thousand of Their Men from Ruhr by Christmas\u2014Matter Will Be Discussed with Paris Government as Soon as the Ruhr Situation Is Stabilized.(Associated Press Despatch) RUSSELS, Nov.28.\u2014The Bel-1 I ;v 1MOV.zs.\u2014me uei-1 XDîFÇ All\tD ADTICC gian Government, it is learned1\tALL InKLL rAKIlLS in official quarters, soon will1 \u2014\t\u2014- - raise in friendly conversations with France, the question of a partial .withdrawal of the forces in the i Ruhr.Now that active and passive ' resistance is considered tended, the! Belgians hope to bring back 5,0001 of their men from the Ruhr by Christmas.The question will be discussed with the Paris Government as soon as the Ruhr situation is stabilized.M.Jaspar, the Belgian Foreign Minister, in a recent speech in the Chamber, recalled the fact that France and Belgium were pledged to leave the Ruhr proportionately as the Germans fulfilled their reparation obligations.M.Jaspar said that neither would fail in their promise, j - AGREEMENT WITH SOLINGEN CUTLERY INDUSTRY.(Associated Press Despatch) DUSSELDORF, Nov.28.\u2014The Inter-Allied Rhineland High Commission, it is officially announced, has concluded an agreement with the Solingen Cutlery Industry in the British zone for exports along the ! line of the contracts reached with i the other industrials.The French today announced that ! the sale of wood from the Govern- ; ment forests in the occupied zone ! amounted to 24,000,000 francs for : the fiscal year ending October 31, ! and that it is expected the next1 year\u2019s sales will reach 80 to 100 î millions.GERMANY STILL WITHOUT A CHANCELLOR.(Associated Press Despatch) BERLIN, Nov.28.\u2014Germany was still without a Chancellor or an effective government at a late hour last night.POLICE USED FIREARMS.(Associated Press Despatch^ BERLIN, Nov.28.\u2014In Communists disorders yesterday crowds came into contact with the police who used their firearms, .m ill m j (Associated Press Despatch.) | LONDON, Nov.28.\u2014Election! canvassers in Great Britain have found that a woman can ; ;keep a secret after all.They are com- j {plaining that while it always has j been and still is possible to draw j jfrom the men some idea of how they ; j are to vote, it rarely is easy, and in most cases is impossible to drag ; this secret from the women, conse- j quently the canvassers cannot frame .anything like a close estimate of the result of the polling on December j 6th.The women voters, the observers \\ say, listen readily to the candidates, ' and are fond of asking questions, | but they are far more reserved than ; ; the men in expressing their own ; opinions, and show no inclination to ; pledge themselves to support any, ! party.Commenting on this feature of the ' ! electoral campaign the Daily Mail.j says that women, as a new comer in ; | politics, is less susceptible to party j j ties and traditions, and that it seems 1 her view is more concerned with the domestic and bread and butter side of things than is the man\u2019s.Premier Baldwin is going to Glasgow tonight to beard the radicals in their den, but whether his speech will be listened to is doubtful.Many anti-labor speakers are complaining that' they cannot get a hearing, especially in constituencies where the Communist element is strong.ASQUITH FORCED TO QUIT Herbert Asquith was persistently shouted down last evening in Paisley, a few miles from Glasgow.A body of men calling themselves \u201cthe anti-parliament Communist federation\u201d flourished n red banner in- j\t_______ scribed \u201cHail Bolshevik Russia,\u201d griti J, Goye,nrnent Asks for In-and every time Mr.Asquith began to speak a great outcry was raised.| Ultimately quiet was restored for a ! L., B.CORDEAU, advocate, ro«* cently appointed chairman of tho Quebec Liquor Commission, to succeed Hon.G.H.Simard, resigned.REQUE5TREP0RT ON SEIZURE OF BRITISH SHIP hort interval, but everything the speaker said was greeted with derisive comments.Attempts to put a I resolution were defeated by the up-[ roar, and Mr.Asquith was obliged I to quit, while his opponents booed ! and sang \u201cThe Red Flag.\u201d i Labor\u2019s latest prominent recruit, ! E.F.Wise, who was Mr.Lloyd ! George\u2019s chief adviser at the Genoa I Conference and is the British representative on the permanent commission of the inter-Allied Supreme Economic Council, is addressing many labor meetings.formation Regarding Seizure of Schooner Island Home.PREMIER\u2019S SON ATTACKS THE GOVERNMENT.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Nov.28.\u2014 Ignoring filial scruples, Premier Baldwin\u2019s eldest son, Oliver Baldwin, who professed socialistic views, made his first platform appearance in Buckingham last night in support of the and denounced his (Associated Press Despatch) WASHINGTON, Nov.28.\u2014A re-quest for information regarding the seizure by United States authorities of the British rum vessel Island Home, last week, off Galveston, Texas, has been received by the State Department from the British Embassy,\" it is learned.The request has been forwarded to the Treasury Department for details upon which to base a report.The Government moved in the Island Home case under one of the Hovering acts, which dates originally from the Maritime Act of 1799, : 1ms since been continued in custom I laws for scores of years, and at present is embodied in section 447 of the tariff act of 1922.It reads in part : \u201cIt shall be unlawful to make entry of any vessel or to unlade the cargo or any part thereof elsewhere Defence Opened Case, ft- The defence opened its case with Dr.J, E.Noel on the stand, He staied he had been in Sherbrooke since 1883, and had unfortunately been connected with politics since 1911, He was President of the Liberals Association in 1919, Asked what made him undertake to secure the affidavits Dr.Noel contended it would result In a lengthy review of conditions which would be to the detriment of (he Liberal pkrty.St.Germain\u2014\"When did you hear of rumors which suggested the advisability of getting affidavits, and from whom?\u201d Dr.Noel\u2014\"I could not definately state tho time and the Individual, but I remember Mr.1.H.Lemay, Sheriff C.E.Therrinn and Gedeon Begin spoko to mo before 1 under- took the case.\u201d Objections were raised by plaintiff to measures introduced by the de fcr«e to dig up old history, which was not directly connected with the present case.An amusing incident occurred when the discussion of the I word \u201cChief\u201d came up, inasmuch j as it applied to chief of the Liquor Commission and leader of the Liberal party.Mr.Geoffrion observed that there could be many cniefs to a parry and His Lordship Mr.Justice Globen-sky observer! that a man was chief only as long as he was followed.There may be many chiefs he contended, Mr.Cabana\u2014\u201cYes your Lordship, the question of Liberal chief has nt-att.racted considerable discussion m Sherbrooke.\u201d Judge Glohensky\u2014\u201cWell let us snv \u201cChief of the Labor party.\u201d (laught er), Mr.Geoffrion objected strongly to the defence introdwing the Ln-zure case when it was held that Mr.Lazure stated ,in open court, that liquor was being sold, through the commission, in car loads.Mr.Geoffrion held that evem if tho Commission had sold liquor it hod nothing to do with the ulleg«d charges against Mr.Nicol of traflick-(ContinueJ on Page 5.) LARGE AMOUNT OF OPIUM ! F0UN DAT PORT C0LB0RNE Five Celestials Placed Under Arrest, Charged with Violation of Narcotic Act.G.H.ROBERTS, food controller in Lloyd George\u2019s cabinet, who en-j tered Parliament as a Laborite, then ! became a Liberal, and is now run-] ning as a Conservative in Norwich.He is opposed by a woman Laborite, Miss Dorothy Jewson.MANY SWINDLED INU.S.BY REAL ESTATESHARKS I Labor candidate ana uenuuncea ms 4.1.~ < r,\t»\t,\t,, father\u2019s Government, asserting that tharn at a P0IÎ °f j it had been in office a year and had I done nothing but \u201ctwiddle its fin-! gers.\u201d There was nobody in the cabinet, I declared the speaker, to tell the 1 members to \u201cget on with their job.\u2019 Government legal advisers have held that the \u201cunlading\" of a cargo without a permit within twelve miles of, the United States shore, the distance which it has long been the policy of the United States to assert jurisdiction in customs matters, is illegal, whether into the ship\u2019s boats nominally responsible for keeping or boats from the shore, if the pur-members of his cabinet at their du- Lose of the operation is the subse-ties.\t; quent landing of cargo into the Uni- Concluding his attack, Mr.Bald-j ted States, said: This remark was a particularly sharp slap at the TCemier, who is I win \u201cNow the Government Is talking about protection.The only protection I want is protection against a \u2018 Government like that.\u201d CLAIM STATEMENT IS AN EXAGGERATION OF FACTS (Associated Press Despatch) BRIDGERURG, Ont., Nov.28.-Provincial Police believe they have discovered one of the centres of distribution of opium in Welland County in the finding of a quantity of opium at Port Colborne, pipes, lamps, etc.Five celestials, Frank Lee Gray, Joe Wing, M.Thomford, Henry and Chun Chun, are out on remand, charged with violation of the narcotic act.?\t\u20225- *\t-j.\t4.\t4.?\t+ + COMPLETE ACCORD ON THE « + TANGIER QUESTION IS ?+\tEXPECTED.\t* \u2022>\t 41 ¦F (Associated Press Despatch) *\u2019* + LONDON, Nov.28.-A com- ?plcte accord on the Tangier \u2022\u2019* question which only a few -h 4» months ago caused disagree- + \u2022F ment in the Entente, is expect- \u2022> \u2022F ed to be reached by the end of * 4* the present week.\t4- 4*\t41 4» 4- * 4* 4* 4- 4- 4- 4*\t4*\t4> 4* 4* 4* * 4* Claims Foreigners During Last Few Years Swindled Oui of $12,000,000 by New York Ring.(Associated Press Desontch: NEW YORK, Nov.28.\u2014Foreigners in the last few years have been swindled out of approximately $12,-000,000 by a ring of real estate sharks selling undeveloped marsh lands within a fifty mile radius of New York.Jas.Wilson, deputy assistent district attorney, testified yesterday before the Joint Legislative Committee investigating immigrant exploitation.Mr.Wilson stated that the sharks would supply free tickets for a Sunday inspection trip to a tract of land and would tell their guests that a lucky number would draw a lot.The lots, the witness continued, each was worth about ton dollars; ami was covered by a blanket mortgage.I Each guest won \u201ca lot,\" but was charged $49.50 to cover legal fees for the transfer of the property.Presbyterian Church Association for Edmonton Replies to Statements of Dr.G.G.Pidgeon.(Astociated Preat Despatch) EDMONTON, Nov.28.\u2014\u201cTo say I that there is in the West an earnest-I ness, a depth of religious passion, I behind the movement that is simply I irresistible, is a gross exaggeration ! of the facts,\u201d declares a statement.handed out here yesterday on behalf of the Presbyterian Church Association for Edmonton and Northern Alberta regarding certain re-, j pprted.statements, of.Rev.Dr.! George G.Pidgeon, at Toronto, on : .Monday night.- PREMIER KING TO ARRIVE ON FRIDAY HALIFAX, Nov.28.\u2014A Marconi-gram was received from Premier King last night stating he would arrive in Halifax Friday noon.TO REGULATE SECRET ORDERS OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov.28.\u2014 The State Senate yesterday adopted a clause in the bill to regulate secret orders making it a misdeamor to wear a mask.BANK MESSENGERS HELD UP BY BANDITS AT SEATTLE Robbers Got Away with Registered Mail Said to Contain $20,-030 of Negotiable Bonds.(Associated Press Despatch) SEATTLE, Nov.\t28.\u2014Seven heavily armed bandits held up two, messengers of the Bank of California in a limousine early last evening at the corner of Second Avenue and Jackson street, and escaped with a large quantity of registered mail, said to contain twenty thousand dollars worth of negotiable bonds.THE WEATHER 4.FAIR AND COMPARATIVELY MILD The disturbance which was to tho northward of the Ottawa Valley yesterday has moved eastward to Labrador with diminishing energy, and another has come in over Northern Manitoba, while pressure is high across the southern portion of the continent.The weather is comparatively mild over the Dominion.F «recast 1 Moderate winds, fair.Thursday, fresh to strong southwest winds, fair and comparatively mild» I PAGE TWO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923, 5T.FRANCIS DISTRICT NEWS Gathering! by tie Daily Record Correspondents in the Varioas Commenities.RANDBORO Mrs.Edward Tanrahill will enter-kin the Ladies\u2019 Aid for dinner on thursday.November 29th.Mrs.Charlie Davis and son have tstunned to Eaton Comer, accompan-id by her sister, Miss Maud Banks.The scholars, who have been attending Sawyerville school, have teen at their respective homes for a time, owing to the school being closed cn account of diphtheria.COATI COOK Mr.Charles Davis, of Sherbrooke, was in town on business on Friday.Mr.Bureau, of the firm of Hutton & Hebert, wholesale grocers of Montreal, was in town on business last week.Mr.Richard, of the Harris Ab-battoir Co., Montreal, was in town on Thursday.Mrs.P.Gooley and Mr.R.H.Gooley spent Sunday in Sherbrooke.Messrs.Emmerson Paige and Norman Williams have gone to Stanstead College for the remainder of the school year.Friends of Mr.Charles Christie are sorry to hear of his serious illness in the Sherbrooke Hospital, and hope to.soon hear of an improvement in his condition.Mr.John Baldwin and his moth- SiREHGTHENS WEAK THROAT, RELIEVES THE COUGH Splendid for Asthma, Bronchitis.CATARRHOZONE A Success Because It Really Reaches the Source of the Trouble.er, Mrs.Claud Baldwin, have gone to Seattle, Wash., to make their future home.\t/ Mr.and Mrs.L.M.Thomas spent a few days in Montreal last week.Mr.and Mrs.L.M.Thomas and Mr.and Mrs.E.L.Sleeper motored to Sherbrooke Saturday afternoon.Miss M.Fraser left last week for West Palm Beach, Florida, where she will spend the winter.Mr.and Mm.John Boyle, of Southbridge, Mass., have been in town for a few days, the guests of Mrs.Mary Allard.Mr.Boyfe returned to his home the first of the week, leaving Mrs.Boyle for a longer stay with her sister.Mrs.T.T.Shurtleff is spending: some time in Montreal the guest of i Mr.and Mrs.W.Stanley.Mrs.P.L.Baldwin and Mrs.B.X.Robinson are visiting friends in Boston for a few days.Mr.D.W.Stenson, of Sherbrooke, was in town on business last week.Mrs.D.Moyle and Mrs.Elisa-1 beth Crane entertaiped at a \u201c500\u201d on Friday evening for the benefit of the organ fund of St.Stephen\u2019s Church.Prises were won by Mrs.Archie Sisco and Mr.A.C.Jenckes.Delicious refreshments brought a pleasant evening to a close.Mrs.A.X.Dupuis spent a few days in Montreal last week.Miss G.Bouchard was in Sherbrooke on Wednesday.Mrs.E.Ball ,of Rock Island, was in town last week, guest of her mother, Mrs.George Adams, and friends.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Baldwin were in Sherbrooke on Saturday.Mrs.Elizabeth Crane has returned from a trip to Winnipeg, where she was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.H.Shurtleff.Mrs.F.E.Lovell, Miss V.Lovell and Mrs.Chas.Lovell were among those who were in- Sherbrooke on Saturday to attend Mrs.K.Wilson's reception.The Guild of St.Stephen\u2019s! Church was entertained in the Guild hall on Tuesday afternoon by Mesdames J.McLean and V.Larson.The tables were prettily decorated with flowers and tea was poured by Mesdames E.L.Sleeper and F.E.Lovell.Mrs.R.Allard and the Misses i Nixon, F.Johnston and M.Mullins were in Sherbrooke on Saturday, j Mr.G.Tillotson is spending a| few days in New York this week., Si mole Colds v indicate a need of scorn EMULSION to build resistance You first realize what Scott\u2019s Emulsion is, by the strength it brings to the body.Sect! ft Bowue, Toronto, Ont.2S-52 TO GET RELIEF Until Sbe Started To Take \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d 1 wedding cake being placed on a small 1 table in the dining room.About ; forty were present and a very pleasant evening was spent with dancing, cards, etc.A very nice lunch was served at about eleven o'clock.Mrs.Chas.Gilbert, Mr.H.Wilkin, and Mr.G.Wilkin spent the weekend at Mr.Jas.Beattie\u2019s at Lennox-| ville.i Messrs.T.E Evans, H, Gilbert and O.S.Joyce are home after ! serving on the jury in Sherbrooke jfor several weeks.Messrs.A.G.Westman and L.The Medicine Made From Fruit R.R.No.1, Everett, Ont.] Gilbert were in Westbury on Mon-\u201cI had been troubled for years A cough mixture usually fails because it slips over the sore spots, drops into the stomach, and does bttle else but upset vour digestion.CATARRHOZONE is a real success because it goes where the trouble really is, because every time you breathe through the inhaler you send healing balsams to the inflamed parts.You experience a pleasant sensation of warmth, tightness, soreness and coughing disappear, the throat is strengthened, and further attacks are unlikely.Ministers, singers, public speakers find CATARRHOZONE invaluable.For tnroat weakness, pad colds and the like, it is best of all.Get the complete outfit, $1.00\u2014 lasts two months.Small size 50c.AT ALL DRUGGISTS.Cascarets\" 10c Laxative for Bowels \u201cThey Work While You Sleep.\u201d If you feel sick, dizzy, upset, if your head is dull or aching, or your etomach is sour or gassy, just take one or two pleasant \u201cCascarets\u201d to relieve constipation and biliousness.No griping\u2014nicest cathartic-laxative on earth for Men, Women and Children.10c.boxes, also 25 and 50c sizes\u2014any drug store.BALDWIN\u2019S MILLS The proceeds of the baked bean supper, which was held in the Hall on Saturday evening, under the aus- ; pices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid, amounted to $10.75.Mr.W.K.Baldwin, M.P., spent j the week-end in Montreal on busi-1 ness.Mr.Harold Baldwin and Mr.Nor- ; man Hartley killed a fine deer re- : cently and treated their neighbors to some choice venison.Mr.and Mrs.D.S.Caron and fam- ; ily, of Coaticook, spent the week-end at their cottage at Lake Lester.Mrs.Herbert Baldwin and Mrs.A, O.Lyons were in West Charleston on Friday.Mrs.Wilber May and son, Cecil, motored to Rock Island on Thursday.Mrs.Will Washburn and daughter, Nellie, are visiting in Littleton, N.H.Many Christmas trees are being delivered at Stanstead station from this vicinity.Mr.A.O.Lyons was in Stanstead on Friday on business.Mr.and Mrs.M.H.Martin spent Wednesday evening in Coaticook.v Mr.Harold Baldwin motored to Coaticook on Saturday evêning.her daughter, Mrs.B.J.Taylor.About forty-two attended the concert in the brick schoolhouse on Thursday evening, and the whole programme was enjoyed by all.Rev.! Mr.Thomas, Mrs.Thomas, Mr.Ivor | and Miss Doris Thomas, of Ayer's Cliff, and Mrs.Fred Eider, of Fitch | Bay, were the singers, with Mrs.\u2018 Willard Rexford, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff,_ as : accompanist, and a very interesting address was given by the Rev.Mr.j Murray, from Fitch Bay.It was a i rare treat for all who attended, and ! a hearty vote of thanks was given i the artists by the whole audience.At the close of the programme light refreshments were served to those taking part, before leaving for their respective homes.Much credit is due Rev.Mr.Thomas, who took charge of all the arrangements, and it is hoped that another such event will take a place in the near future.Mrs.Froud was a week-end guest of her sister, Mrs.Lambourne, and family, at Bishop\u2019s Crossing.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Dunn and Mr.and Mrs.Willis Hunt attended the funeral of the late Mrs.H.P.Berry at Ayer\u2019s Cliff on Saturday.The late Mrs.Berry was an old resident of this place, having lived for years on the farm now owned by Mr.L.D.Schoolcraft.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Paige were in Sherbrooke recently.Mr.Clifton Temple and Miss Mary Hurley were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Temple at Tomi-fobia.Mrs.Mary Vaughan has been quite ill with a severe cold.Miss Pearl Taylor, of Stanstead, is spending a few days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.L.Taylor.The W.M.A.will be entertained on Thursday, November 29, by Mrs.W.H.Thomas, Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Tea will be served, and it is hoped that there will be a good attendance, as this is the first meeting for a month, owing to illness in several members\u2019 families.with Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney Trouble, and could not get relief until I started taking \u2018Fruit-a-tives.\u201d Thanks to their beneficial action, I am in normal health again.\u201d Mrs.THOMAS EVANS.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d alone can give such happy and successful results because \u201cFruit-a-tlves\u201d is the famous medicine made from fruit juices hnd tonics.Sher- 4 day.Mrs.Beaumont was in brooke last week.Mr.and Mrs.Howard McIIarg, of Thetford, Mr.Raymond McHarg, of Bedford, and Mr.Pehlemann, of Bury, spent the week-end at Mrs.McHarg\u2019s.Mr.T.E.Bishop was in Sherbrooke on Friday.Mrs.H.Adams and children, Fer-rol and June, Miss Marjorie Rolfe and Mr.Hiram Rolfe spent the uncle\u2019s Mr.J.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is pleasant to take and will always restore the health week-end at their when taken regularly as directed, j Jenkins\u2019 at Ascot.60c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size'\t- 25c.At dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.MARSBORO Miss Katherine Matheson has returned home from the Sherbrooke Hospital, much improved.Recent letters received from Mr.and Mrs.Alex MacLeod state that their son, -Malcolm, is improving, and the doctors are now giving hopes of his recovery.Messrs.J.J.Maclver, Alex Mac- CAS5VILLE For Colds, Influenza and as a Preventive Taks Late art lv9 Bromè Quinine, tabtels The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet The box beers this signatnre TONGUECOATED BAD TASTE IN MOUTH EYES TINGED WITH YELLOW Liver Trouble The Cause Mrs.A.C.Brown, Oromocto, Ont., writes: \u201cI have been troubled with my liver for a few years back, and was so bad I did not feel able to do my work.I had severe pains in ir.y stomach, so bad I could hardly stand them at times; coated tongue; bad taste in the mouth, especially in the morning; whites of eyes tinged with yellow, and had a imyidy and sallow complexion.I had read a great deal about Mil-bum\u2019s Laxa-Liver Pills and decided I would try a vial, and after taking two or three I found I was greatly improved, and can truthfully say that I felt more like living and can now do my own work without any trouble.\u201d Milburn\u2019s Laxa-Liver Pills are 25c.a vial at ail dealers, or will be mailed direct on receipt of price by The T.Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.Mrs.Ephriarn Hodges and daugh ter, Miss Ida Hodges, and Miss Win- ! nifred Ives, of Hatley, attended ; church here on Sunday.Miss Ives was a guest of her aunt, 1 Mrs.Chas.Lawton, on Sunday and Monday.On Monday afternoon Miss Ives ; went to North Stanstead to visit at ; the home of Mrs.A.E.Curtis.Mr.Foster, the overseer of the men who are cutting Christmas trees on many of the farms around here, I went to his home in Marshfield, Vt, : to spend Thanksgiving with his fam-; ily.He was accompanied by Mrs.Jasper Rudd, Miss Beatrice and Master Frederic, who will visit her sister, Mrs.Morrison (nee Florence ; Bowen) at St.Johnsbury.j Mr.and Mrs.Archie Lister, of Kirkdale, and Miss Hannah Davidson, of the Albert Mines, were the I\t-_____ week-end guests at the home of their .\ty-,\t.\t»» sister, Mr*.Wm.Heath.Miss Mar-\tC^OUP'n Y OU T jorie Bacon, of Judd's Mills, and Mr.\t»\t® j and Mrs.Richard Byers, Jr., and j family, of North Stanstead, were also guests at the same place.\tf Mr.Jasper Rudd has taken down his shed and will replace it with a new one.STOP IT! Iver and D.A.Maclver were called to Skinner, Me., on Saturday, Mr.Everett Maclver being seriously ill there with pneumonia.Miss Murdena MacDonald is visiting friends in Milan at present.Mr.Allan MacaRe is ill at present, and under the care of Dr.MacDonald, of Bury.MAGOG MARBLETON PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION TO MEET.Friday evening, December 7, a meeting of the Parent-Teachers\u2019 Association (Home and School Society) will be held in the High School hall.The matriculating grade XI.will debate the question, \u201cResolved that home lessons are a benefit.\u201d This will be followed by an open discussion of the subject by those present.The discussion, \u201cOur baby smokes; what shall we do with him ?\u201d will be led by Mrs.J.0.Oliver.Among the other interesting features of the programme will be a Latin song by the young ladies of the Latin class, a song by the Boy hers.As this will be the last meeting of the Home and School Society before Christmas, it is hoped that all patrons and friends of the school will make it a point to be present in order that by discussion and co-operation this may be made the best year yet in the history of the old Magog High School.The officers of the association are as follows: joint presidents, Mesdames Howard Perry and J.N.Jenks ; vice-presidents, Mrs.Ezra Ball, Rev.Mr.Jones and Mr.Roberts ; secretary-treasurer, Mrs.A.E.Smith.Service in St.Paul\u2019s Church on Sunday next will be at 7 o\u2019clock in the evening.A short service of \u201cIn-| tercession for Mussions,\u201d with prayers and suitable hymn», will be held in connection with the evning service in place of St.Andrew\u2019s Day.Mrs.H.S.Gilbert wishes to give (notice that she will collect from the | boxes of the \u201cLittle Helpers\u201d of the W.A.very shortly.Word has been received that the sale of fancy and useful articles in aid of the Cottage Hospital on the Magdalen Islands will be held in Quebec on December 15th, and Miss Poore says: \u201cWe shall be very grateful for anything towards our sale and shall welcome any little thing towards it.\u201d Her address is 126 St Anne Street, Quebec.The Ladies\u2019 Guild will meet on Saturday afternoon, December 1st, with Mrs.Legge at the Parsonage.Mr .F.L.Gilbert, from.Cedar-hurst, N.Y., was in town for a few days on his way to Lake Megantic and Three Lakes, Que.Mrs.Legge was in Sherbrooke on Tuesday.Mr.Victor Legge, from Toronto, who has been the guest of his brother, Rev.A.E.E.Legge and Mrs.Legge, left on Tuesday for the return trip home.Mr.Wells Bishop and Mr.Walter Lindsay are the guests of Mr.and Mrs.K.A.Willard.The Community Club will meet on Wednesday and Mrs.H.G.Weston will entertain.pm of Climate ~ You need never feur the vagaries of the weather if the glass of water sparkling with a \u201c dash \u201d of ENO\u2019s \u201c Fruit Silt \u201d forms part of your daily routine.ENO accompanies soldiers, sailors, travellers, missionaries and explorers to the uttermost parts of civilisation in torrid zone* and polar regions.You should keep ENO at baud all the year round\u2014every druggist sells it, ENO\u2019s FRUIT SALT SaUi Hipnsentativ*;/or Aor/i America: RITCHIE &C-0.rLTSL 10*18 MCCAUL SI* TORONTO 4 OS BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING Mrs.McHarg and Miss Edith McHarg gave a party at their home on Saturday evening in honor of Mr.and Mrs.Howard McHarg, who have just returned from their wedding trip, and spent the week-end with his mother on their way to their home at Thetford.The rooms were tastefully decorated with colored crepe ribbons and tinsel, the pretty in a few hours with DOMINION TABLETS Constipation\u2019s Remedy muat come from nature.Celery King is a mixture of medicinal herbs and roots that rids the System of impurities in a gentle, natural way.An old and well tried remedy\u201430c and 60c packages.BONDViLLE Price 30c.Made in Canada Healthy Digestion means ear,y digestion.Even persons with strong digectioca often suCcrfrom effects cf irreg.vlaritie:'.An ideal agent for n-aoy deraajcznentsof Stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, sa ft corrective and clcenas.' is BKCfWS ?*3 The many friends of Mr.J.D.Gibbe will be pleased to know that his condition is improved.Mrs.Forest Tldridge very ably entertained the Ladies\u2019 Guild on Wednesday of last week.Mr.and Mrs.John Joyal and Mrs.Alvah Streeter, of Foster, were the guests of Mr.and Mr*.0.W.Streeter, Comfort Hill Farm, last week.Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Gillam visited friends in Cowansville and East Farnham on Monday.Mrs.Elvira Pickel, of Gilman, is «Uying with her niece, Mrs.Wm.McClay for a time.Service on Sunday next at 2.30 p.m.BROU .n i> HILL I _ Mr.Lorand Rollins, of Newport, Vt., and Mi- Florence Rollins, of Ayer\u2019- Cliff, were week-end guests of their father, Mr.J.O.Hollins.Messrs.Paul Ayer and Charlie Marrin have returned from the i West.rs.VV.E.Hunt and son, Kd*on irs, were (n Rock Island recent- Head Qff Make Your Own Cough Mixture for the Whole Family and Save Money.It\u2019s Easy.When you can make in your own 'home a wonderful cough mixture far ahead of any you can buy ready made, why not do it?This home made mixture will stop the most stubborn cough and is fine for chest colds and acute catarrh.Children love it.i Get from any druggist one ounce of Parmint fdouble strength)\u2014to this add a little granulated sugar and ; enough water to make half a pint\u2014 that\u2019s all there is to it.Like a soothing, healing poultico I one costly substance in this homa | made cough mixture spreads itself completely over the membrane of the 1 throat.This causes the most stubborn hang-on cough to cease almost instantly.No ordinary slow-acting i cough syrup contains this expensive j ingredient.Any remedy that overcomes catarrh, partially or wholly, is bound to be of benefit to those who arc troubled with head noises and catarrhal deafness.Get Parmint and get better.A Salesman\u2019s Cough STANSTEAD Miss Mary Flint is spending a few days in Sherbrooke, a guest of Mrs.Wiggett.Miss Flint will attend the Stanstead College Alumni Banquet.Mr.George Burwash, of Sherbrooke, is relieving at the Royal Bank, Ruck Island.Mr.and Mrs.Heywood, of Montreal, have been In town for several days and are making plans to open the Stanstead Inn on December 1st.Mr.and Mrs.Millie Reed and daughter, of Newport, spent the week-end in town.Rev.Br.Halpenny spent Sunday in Sherbrooke, -where he preached at the Plymouth Church at the Anni-t^sary Service.Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Boutelle, of Danville, were recent guests of Mrs.M.Stoekwell.Mr.Ben Miller, of Georgeville, was a business visitor in town on Tuesday.Mrs.Christine Brown, Mrs.C.Cleveland, Mrs.R.H.Stevenson and Miss Alice Burbty'nk, of Danville, spent Saturday in Stanstead.The Mission Circle of the Methodist Church held a business meeting at the home of the Misses Ross on Monday evening.The principal business of the evening was selecting the conveners for the sale to be held on December 16th, and sewing on fancy articles for the sale.Rev.and Mrs.Hopper and daughter, of Hatley, were in town on Monday, guest» of Rev.and Mrs.Mick.FITCH BAY The lantern lecture on \u201cThe Life of Christ,\u201d given by Rev.C.E.S.Bown in St.Matthias\u2019 Church on irritate* his customer*\u2014and make* him inefficient and miserable.Shiloh ia the ideal remedy\u2014it is not a bulky cough mixture but a special formula proven buc-cesaful for many years.A few drop* brings immediate relief.3fic, 80c and $1.20.All druggist*.MOTHER! Ihild\u2019s Best Laxative fs \u201cCalifornia pig Syrup\" laying and much enjoyed by those present.Mrs.E.G.Davidson, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, was the guest of Mrs.C.P.Rider recently.The social given in Rider\u2019s Hall on Thursday evening under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Guild was very successful, the proceeds amounting to $16.26.The November meeting of the W.C.T.U.was held at the home of Mrs.A.L.Rider on Tuesday afternoon, November 20, being the largest attended meeting for some months, sixteen members and six visitors being present.A few matters of business were attended to.The leader of the meeting, Mrs.Jas.Waite, gave an excellent paper on \u201cThe Value of Our Press Work,\u201d which was greatly enjoyed.Mrs.E.G.Davidson, of Ayer's Cliff, was then introduced to the meeting, and gave a most interesting report of the provincial convention held in Montreal.A hearty vote of thanks was given Mrs.Davidson for her kindness in coming.Three new members were heartily welcomed into the Union.The meeting was closed with the \u201cMizpah,\u201d after which refreshment!! were served by the hostess.Mr.and Mrs.Claude Alger have moved into Mr.Roy West\u2019s house.Mrs.E.W.Davis, of Dunkin, has been spending a couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs.Claude Al-| gor Mrs.A.L.Rider has gone to Bar-j ton, Vt., where she will spend the winter.M \\r.an I Mr.W.H.Temple spent a'urday in Newport, Vt, Mrs.E.J.Riche.dson, of Newpor' - n.r'j, Vt., was u recent gue*t of 1 Skin Troubles -Soothed- With Cuticura OtatfftAf't.ÎAkvin, ft* ftWh C/»fi\tMm/**, ai Ptu «t, MmmUpit A Hurry Mother! Even a bilious, constipated, feverish child loves the pleasant taste of \u201cCalifornia Fig Syrup\u201d and it never fails to open the hnwfils.A teaspoonful today mav prevent a sick child tomorraw.Ask your druggist for \"California Fig Syrup\u201d directions for babies and children of all ages printed on the bottle.Mother! You must say \u201cCalifornia\u201d or von mav vet an imitation fig syrup.TWO DEAD IN TRAGIC FIREAT ST.JOHNSBURY Father and His Three-Year-Old Daughter Burned to Death\u2014 Another Little Girl Was Saved.ST.JOHNSBURY, Vt., Nov.28.\u2014 Alphonse Guyer and his three-year-old daughter, Dorothy, were victims in a double tragedy on Monday night which occurred when gasoline or kerosene used to light a fire in a stove, exploded, setting their home on fire.The little girl was instantly burned to death by the flames from the burning oil.The father died at the St.Johnsbury Hospital, and another daughter, Genevieve, aged five, was badly burned about the face and one arm.On his way to the hospital tn the ambulance Mr.Guyer was able in a few disjointed words to tell his brother Gustave something of the fearful tragedy.The family had been away from home during the day and his first thought on entering the kitchen was to start a fire, supposing the fire was out he poured what he supposed was kerosene into the stove and was just applying the match when the can which he had placed on the stove explodded.It is supposed that there was fi're in the stove and enough to heat the contents of the can.Mrs.Guyer was at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Eastman, the I house adjoining hers, when the cas-i astrophe occurred.Only conjecture can give the picture of the tragedy, for Mr.Guyer, though able to speak a little when the ambulance arrived, was not conscious long enough to i tell the story of just what happened.Evidently he was carrying the little | girl ./hen he entered the kitchen and j sat her down on a low shelf as he j prepared to start the fire.As the j flaming oil shot from the stove and can it ipread over the child and Mr.Guyer.Mr.and Mrs.Eastman were seated their parlor with Mrs.Guyer when suddenly, what appe^*.ed to be a Hugo torch, flashed past the front of the house and reappeared on the back porch.The door opened and Mr.Guyer, his hair, clothing and arms aflame with the burning oil, rushed into the house.Mr.Eastman snatched up a blanket and succeeded in muffling him in it, but not before he himself was badly burned on both arms and hands.Stanley Fay found the body of the child.He had entered the blazing, smoking room once and returned to the out-of-doors for air.But when someone said \u201cThere\u2019s a baby in j there,\u201d he again went into the smoke-filled kitchen to join Earl Daniels and Theodore Bocash in their search for the child.The fact that she was on the low shelf delayed the finding of her because the firemen naturally were searching about on the floor.The whereabouts of the second little girl, Geneviev» at the time of the explosion of the oil is unknown.She received bums about her face and along one arm, but they were not serious.Site was taken to the homo of a neighbor and kept there during the evening.Stanley\u2019s ambulance carried Mr.Guyer to the St.Johnsbury hospital after first aid had been administered to his burns.At the time he could just speak and little hopes were j held for his recovery.He died at four o'clock next morning.The loss to the house has not been j estimated as ye£, but the flames {spread so rapidly the kitchen, din-jlng room and an upstairs room over | the kitchen were wrecked.The quick and efficient work of the department ! prevented the flames from spread-ling to the outside of the building, j Mr.Guyer was an experienced j automobile man and had been in the [employ of Woodbury & Benoit for a number of years.He was 28, the son of Mr.and Mrs.Leon Guyer.Eight years ago he married Miss Eva Pnrrail, of Barnet, and they recently bought the homo on Pns-sumpsic Street, near Hasting\u2019* bridge, the scone of Sunday\u2019s tragedy.'Their two daughter*.Genevieve, aged 6, and Dorothy, the first victim of the flames, were born in St.Johnsbury.Mr.Guyer leave* besides his wife and daughter his parents, nine bro- thers and sisters\u2014Leon, of Rock Is.land; Joseph, of Claremont, N.H.J Alec, Gustave, Archie and George, of St.Johnsbury ; Mrs.Millie Lan-gelois, of Washington, D.C.; Mrs.Mathilde Gauthier and Mrs.Dora Gauthier, of St.Johnsbury.Mrs.Guyer, who had gone to a neighbor\u2019s to telephone, reached tha house just as the explosion occurred.She rushed to the home of T.J.Mosh-er, nearby, to call help, and jn her haste beat on the window with her bare hands, greaking the pane an/ receiving a bad gash in one hand.The hand of tragedy has rested heavily on the Guyer family.A few years ago Fred Guyer, a brother, fell, from a St.Johnsbury building oî» which he was working.Another brother, George Guyer, the well* known St.Johnsbury hackman, waft prostrated by a stroke of paralysift two weeks ago.A niece died Sun-» day in Montreal and a few weeks ago» a brother-in-law, Joseph Gauthier, husband of Mrs.Mathilda Gauthier, of Prospect avenue, succumbed to an illness of consumption.Joseph Brea* son, the Lyndonville man who was so badly hurt in an automobile acci- \u2022 dent on the Wheelock road early in November was a brother-in-law of Gustave Guyer.It will be remem.bered that immediately following Mr.Breason\u2019s accident, Mrs.Breason was injured by the accidental discharge of a gun, the shot entering her back .Old Folks Need A Mild Bowel Tonio Constipation Best Overcome By the Occasional Use of Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills.DR.HAMILTON\u2019S PILLS Because Active, Yet Very Mild, Old Folks Prefer Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pil% Thousands of people, young and old, stop habitual constipation by using Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills.Thi» mild, yet active medicine, is noted for its promptness in restoring tha bowels to a condition where they will perform their needful function at a certain time each day.You\u2019ll improve your health, you\u2019ll eat well, digest well and look better if yïu regulate your system with Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills.26c.at all dealers.Make» a Family Supply } of Cough Remedy D Bwillr\tthan TMuiy-mt cough syrup*, and mt** abon' Easily and quickly props\u2019 If you combined the curative prop-crtiea of every known \u201cready-made\u201d cough remedy, you probably could not get as much real curative power as there is in this simple home-made cough syrup, which is easily prepared In a few minutes.Get from any druwfîst ZY» ounces «f/incx, pour it into a 16-oz.bottls arid fill the bottle with syrup, using cither plain sfranulated eugar syrup, clarified molasses, honey, or corn eyrup, as desired.The result is 16 ounces of really better cough syrup than you could buy ready-made and eaves easily $2.Tastes pleasant and never spoils.This Pinex and Syrup preparation frets right at the cause of a cough and give* nlmoefc immediate relief.It loosen* the phlegm, stops tho nasty throat tickle and heals the sore, irri-fated membranes bo gently and easily chat It is really astonishing.A day\u2019s uso will usually overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, croup hoarseness and bronchial asth.ma, there is nothing better.Pinex Is a most valuable concent tratod compound of genulno Norway pine extract, and has been used for generations to break up severe coughs.To avoid disappointment, ask your dWt'ist for \u201c2% ounce* of Pinex\u201d with full directions, and don\u2019t accept anything else.Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money prompt prefunded.The Pinex Co., Toronto.Beauty Unsurpassed Ths wondsrful, refined, rstrsncinft compl.tion I rjsilsrsd.hrlnjs b«ck , J*1» sppssrsncs of youth.Re.ulU Mala-\u2022 lllfhly andssp.tic.Sierra t sotf tad soothing actios.1$ T«»ni In use.WWtl rleth-Rtchel.\t2 5m9 10* /or Trttl 3tm f ÜR0.T.tlOPKINI* SON,Montreal Q oti.rurid\u2019s Hêntal Cream AYLR S ( LIFT r genulno | which has ! On Thursday.afternoon, November 23 th, Mrs.E.Scott Wot thon will entertain the Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.George's Ghurch nt her home.A cordial invitation Is extended to all.Advertising In Country Correspondence Correapondenta and others are reminded that all notices of social functions, entertainments, etc., at which an admission fee is charged, are subject tn a chargo of fifteen cant, per count lina in all country correspondence, and twenty cent, par lina in tha \u2022Sherbrooke City new* column.For rate, for sales, births, deaths, marriages, etc, see miscftt* Inneou* page. SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Z8, IVT3.t* AGE THRUS BEDFORD AND DISTRICT NEWS Daily Reports from Correspondents of What Is Gok'g on in the Different Localities.DUNHAM Misses Maud Selby, Joyce Henson, Alice Cameron and Annie Yeats 'were guests of Miss Alice Martin on Wednesday evening.Miss Joyce Hensen, who has been a guest of Mrs.C.Selby and Miss Maud Selby for several months, left on Thursday for Montreal, where she spent a few days before leaving for an extended visit to friends in Kimberley, B.C.Miss Annie Yeats motored to Granby on Thursday.Mrs.Yeats has closed her hosse for the winter, and Miss Annie left on Thesday morning for Montreal, where she expects to resume nursing.The Ladies\u2019 Aid met on Thursday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs.W.S.McElroy, with a small attendance.It was decided to meet in the classroom of the church some afternoon to tie the quilts, which have been pieced, that are to be sent in the box for the Deaconess Home.The Ladies\u2019 Aid will hold a ^\u201cmeasuring social\u201d in the Methodist Church on Thursday evening.Supper will be served from 6.30 to 8 o\u2019clock.Everybody will be made welcome.The proceeds are to be given to the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, and it is hoped everyone will \"do their bitjj\u2019 for this worthy cause.\t] It is rumored that Mr.and Mrs.| Richard Freniere will replace Mr.and Mrs.Selwyn at St.Helen's School., Mr.Selwyn will be the guest of honor at the oyster supper given by the Masonic brethren in the Masonic Hall this evening (Wednesday).Miss Annie Yeats has been stay ing with Mrs.Selby and Miss Maud Selby the past week.Mrs.Cornelia Selby and Misses Emily and Annicc Selby will entertain the Guild at Mrs.Selby\u2019s residence on Wednesday afternoon and evening instead of Thursday.Mrs.Arthur Brown entertained at \"bridge\u201d on Thursday evening.The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay.Stops the pain instantly.Then the corn loosens and comes out.Made in clear liquid and in thin plasters.The action is the same.At your druggist Blue-jay Cards were played at four tables.The winner of first prize was Mrs.D.Carleton, and Miss Winifred Baker captured the consolation.A millinery demonstration will be given on December 7 in the Town Hall by Miss Eleanor Roach and an assistant from Macdonald College.Each one will need to bring wire, shape and materil, either old or new.The session will open in the morning and continue through the afternoon.Everyone welcome.Mr.and Mrs.Dudley Carleton, Master Russell and baby Beverly Carleton motored to Bedford on Friday and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Gould.On Saturday Mr.Carleton, Mr.Gould and son Lyall left for Isle aux Noix on a hunting trip.Master Russell will be the guest of his little afternoon service in Christ Church on Sunday afternoon last.The Women\u2019s Auxiliary of Christ Church will be held at the home of Mrs.C.E.Cady on Friday afternoon of this week at the usual hour of three o\u2019clock.Mr.S.Peron and Mrs.Paul Peron, of Grande Ligne, and Mrs.F.L.Weiler, of Troy, N.Y., are at the home of Mr.Louis Peron and family during their sad bereavement.Miss Mattie Webster continues quite ill at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Webster.The condition of Mr.V.J.Gleason remains about the same, with slow, but gradual, improvement.His many friends hope to see him return home from the hospital very soon.Regular service in Christ Church on Sunday next, the first Sunday in the month, will take place at 2.S0 o\u2019clock in the afternoon.Mr.George Webster is again assisting at the bakery of Mr.F.J.Tanner.\u201c77\u201d For Grip* Influenza !his uncle,-Mr.T.Boomhour.Mrs.Henry Brown, of Philips-Ihurg ; Mrs.Chatfield, of Sutton ; | Mi«s Cunningham, of Cowansville ; I Mr.Sanford Bockus and Mr.Arlin ' Hoskins, of Rosenberg, were recent^ ly at the home of Mr.J os.Croth- COLDS To get the best results, take Humphrey\u2019s \u201cSeventy-seven\u201d at the first sign of a Cold.Medical Book mailed free.At Drug Stores.Humphreys* Homeo.Medicine Co., 156 William Street.New York.COWANSVILLE Miss Jennie Gordon, of Montreal, was a week-end guest of her cousin, Mrs.Floyd Johnsto-n.The W.C.T.U.will be entertained by Mrs.(Rev.) R.W.Carr this afternoon, November 28th, at 3.30 p.m.All interested are cordially invited.A report of the Provincial Convention will be given by the delegate.The fire brigade was called out for a chimney fire at the residence of Mr.F.J.Vail on Sunday afternoon.1 It was extinguished before much damage was done.Mrs.McAllister, of Iroquois, Ont-, is a guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.J.Benham.Mrs.C, J.McOuat was the hostess friend, Master Morley Cockerline, at a very delightful party on Satur- Mothers Should Not NEGLECT BRONCHITIS In The Babies Mrs.E.Langdon, Kingston, Ont., writes:\u2014\u201cMy baby boy bad bronchitis when he was two weeks old, he recovered from the attack but took it again, several months later, and on account of the severity I was almost panic-stricken to know what to do for him.My mother advised me to try Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine Syvup, \u2022jis she had used it for several years with splendid results.I got a bottle, and after I had used it I could see a decided improvement in him; after several bottles he was completely relieved.My boy is now two years old, and he has never had an attack of bronchitis since.As a mother, raising a family, I am very grateful to know that I have fould a real remedy for bad colds and bronchitis, as it lifts care and anxiety from an anxious mother\u2019s shoulders.\u201d Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine Syrup Is 35c.a bottle; the large family size 60c.; put up only by The T.Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.of Bedford.Mrs.Curtis Moynan, of Richford, was calling on Mrs.Herbert Smith on Saturday.day afternoon.The Epworth League of the Methodist Church will hold a social evening at the home of Mrs.Tessier on Residents in this vicinity were Friday evening, November 30th.All surprised to see many inches of snow which had fallen through the night.Mrs.A.E.Rykert has been confined to her room with a very bad cold.SUTTON members are especially urged to be present.A very interesting illustrated address was given in the Congregational Church on Sunday evening on \u201cProgress in West Central Africa.\u201d Beginning with a map of the country and the pictures of the two first missionaries, Rev.W.Bagster and Rev.W.H.Sanders, views were shown of the custom house of Ben-guela, the modes of transit, the ant appropriate manner.Mrs.George Ford poured tea, the younger guests assisting in serving refreshments.Miss Mooney will be much missed by her young friends, and all wish her much happiness in her new home.Messrs.R.and W.Strange have purchased Mr.George Trites\u2019 milk business.These gentlemen have lately arrived from England, and all wish them much success in their undertaking.Invitations have been issued for the banquet to be held on Friday, December 7, to mark the formal opening of the Heroes\u2019 Memorial School.Eminent speakers are expected, and it is hoped the attendance will be large.A number of members of Emmanuel Girls\u2019 Club met at the home of the president, Mrs.Stock-well, on Monday afternoon to prepare work for their sale.The monthly meeting of the Women\u2019s Institute will be held at the home of Mrs.(Dr.) C.L.Cotton on Saturday afternoon, December 1, at three o\u2019clock.A paper on \u201cCanadian women\u201d will be given and the roll call will be responded to by suggestions for Christmas gifts.Much sympathy is felt here for the family of Mr.Turriff on account of the death of their son Gladstone, who passed away at his home on Monday^ November 26.PIGEON HILL The Lend-a-Hand Club of the Methodist Church met on Friday afternoon, November 23, at Mrs.Dwight\t.Sweet\u2019s, with a good attendance of j^11- n^ive villages, King Kwikwr members.The business meeting the village^ anjango (or sitting was conducted by the president, Mrs.1™1\")\u2019 workinj .1\" the field, the re-Gordon Sweet.The afternoon was\tdrinker wild animals, spent in sewing.\tas found by the first miss- Miss Thompson, of Magog, was I ^es, the w^ doctor native here at her home over the week-end.children, station children, the first Mr.and Mrs.Tom McClintic mo-,houses- a modern missionary house, tored to Lennoxville last Sunday.Mr.Donald Smith, of McGill College, has been spending a few; days at his home here.Dr.A.C.Paintin, of Knowlton, was here on Friday.Mrs.Archie Scott, of Bolton, has been a guest at Mr.L.A.Hurlbut\u2019s for a few days.The ladies of Grace Church Sew- a mission chapel, Camondongo school beys, Keto of Bailundu, Ochileso Falls, the women\u2019s conference, Ella Williams Hospital, brick makers, ICanjundu, the Woodside family, a native Christian village, Bailundu Street, all of which were very interesting and showed progrees in all lines of work.A pleasant gathering took place on November 24 at the home of Isabel ing Society will hold their annual\t^ sale of hand-made, fancy and useful i Mrs.George Beach, Miss articles, aprons, etc., cooked and un-j Beach acting as hostess in honor of cooked foods, in the parish hall on \u2018flss B e ft t r 1 c e ft! r> ° n a y, whose mar-Friday, November 30.Tea will be\tto.M^ Wm.Johnson, of East served by the following ladies: Mrs.G.Cook, Mrs.A.Young, Mrs.A.Darrah, Mrs.A.J.Dyer, Mrs.W.J.Kemp, Mrs.W.Bergeron and Mrs.C.Darrah.Miss Doris Lafleur is spending- a INDIGESTION!!! UPSET STOMACH GAS, GAS, GAS Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief! Instant relief from sourness, gases or acidity of stomach; from indigestion, flatulence, palpitation, headache or any stomach distress.The moment you chew u few \u201cPape\u2019s Diapepsin\" tablets your stomach feels fine.Correct your digestion for a few cents.Pleasant! Harmless! Any drug store.Dqjiham, takes place at an early date.After a few piano selections the guests assembled in the dining room where a table, under fes-toonings of while, held many pretty and useful gifts.Miss Mooney was few weekaln Montreaf^ith her^sis- 1 6SC0,rte v v K* *î* ?t* CITY BRIEFLETS ?* * JUNIOR CHAPTER OF I.O.D.E.ORGANIZED At a gathering of young ladies held last evening in the Art Build-\u201d\t*\tjing, a junior chapter of the Imper- Mr.John Peters, of Magog, |jaj Order of the Daughters of the Empire was organized, numbering among its members a large number of the young girls of the city.Mrs.G.L.Hume, regent of the hi ?\\ spent Monday in Sherbrooke.* * \u2022 Mr.W.S.Davidson sailed yes-i terday from Quebec for Europe, where he will spend the winter.* * * Mr.P.C.Armstrong, of Sweets-burg, was a visitor to Sherbrooke yesterday.* * * Mrs.M.R.Stratton, of Stanstead, is spending a few days in Sher-1 brooke.* * * Mr.E.E.Bangs, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, |, was a visitor to Sherbrooke yesterday.Mr.and Mrs.O.L.Pope, Col F.M.: Pope and Miss Pope, of Bury, were ; in the city this week.* * * Mrs.J.M.Mclver, of Scotstown,1 was a visitor to Sherbrooke this ; week.*\t?\t*\tI Mr.Charles Montgomery, of Saw-1 yerville, spent Monday in Sherbrooke.?\t+ Mrs.Walter MacDonald and daughter, of Scotstown, were in Sherbrooke on Monday.Mrs.H.S.Beane and Mrs.S.B.Corey, of Beebe, spent Monday in Sherbrooke.* * * , Lady Holt, of Montreal, has been spending a few days in Sherbrooke, the guest of her mother, Mrs.Andrew Paton, at \u201cEockmount.\u201d * * * Miss Lilian Leonard, nurse-in-training at the Jeffery Hale Hospital in Quebec, has gone to Bury, after spending the past three weeks in Sherbrooke, the guest of her sister, Mrs.F.E.McAllister, Short Street.¦so* Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Langlois, ; Minto Avenue, \u2019 entertained last evening at a pleasant card party j of four tables.The prizes were j won by Miss Mary Roy, Mrs.E.; Rodrigue, Mrs.Larrivee.Mr.J.Roy and Mr.Boutin.Dainty refreshments were served during the evening by the hostess assisted by Miss E.Roy.\u2022 * * The Young Ladies\u2019 Guild of Plymouth Church was pleasantly entertained last evening at the home of Mrs.J.G.Ransehousan, London j Street.There was a good attendance ' of members and the president, Miss .Fales, was in the chair for the us- \\ ual business routine.Sewing was 1 continued, and it was decided that the play which the members had \\ been rehearsing would be left until afterr the holidays, when it will be produced.A social hour was enjoyed, during which dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.Municipal Chapter and head of the order in the city, was present, together with Mrs.W.S.Fry and Mrs.W.A.Farwell, who explained to the young ladies the principles and ideals of the order and great field of endeavor which lay open to them, challenging their efforts.Officers for the new chapter were elected temporarily.Mrs.K.B.Jenckes was chosen regent, and Mrs.D.C.McRae and Miss Marion Parker were elected as first vice-regent and second vice-regent, respectively.Miss Edith Holbrook was elected secretary pro tern, and Miss Alice Wilson was chosen as treasurer.Miss Charlotte Jenckes was elected as educational secretary, and Miss Edna Palmer was made standard bearer.the name of the new chapter has not yet been decided upon, but will be selected at a later meeting.IWtMItMII* PURITV FLOUR § More Bread jnto SO tkars Irving Sanborn 418, \u2018Jack Erskine.Grade IX.\u2014Gladys Williams 81 p.c., Jackson Emerson 78\tp.c., Glendon Frizzle 70.5\tp.c., Mary Vernal 69 p.c., Laura Patch 67 p.c., Judith Cowin 67 p.c., Myrtle Marsh 67 p.c., Hildred Rhicard 68 p.c., Hilda Mitchell 61 p.c., Doris Shepard 60 p.c., \u2018WillarihWSalisbury.Grade X.\u2014Total \u2019\u2019l,000, with Latia\u2014-Marjorie Frizzle 785, Annie Kenworthy 772, Birtha Martin 752, Scott Emerson 726, Muriel Duggah! 723, Howard Eldridge 704.Rachel Draper 690, Doris Vernal 672, Lillian Draper 666, Edith Wheeler 659, Rena Vernal 686, Floras Aitken 63ik Rhoda Wheeler 595.lirarla XI._ Total 800___Kath- leen {larvey 635, Lindsay Walker 560, Grant England 536.DANVILLE Miss Evelyn Armstrong was the week-end guest of Miss Sarah Saf-fin.E.R.Baffin, of Asbestos, spent Sunday with his parents.Rev.H.O.N.Belford and family I are in quarantine at the Rectory for i two or three weeks with diphtheria.-o-.- HARDWOOD FLAT The regular monthly meeting of the W.A.will be held at the home of Mrs, Adam Ross on December 6th.Me.Rov Harrison and Mr.James D.Harrison were in Sher brooke recently.Mrs.G.Johnson has been thi guest of her sister, Mrs.J.Dough erty.Mrs.A.M.Ross and Master Cecil Ross were in Sherbrooke on Thursday.Mr.Roy Harrison is installing a radio.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Ross and Mr.Arthur Ross were the week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.James Ross.Mr, Nathan Brown went to Island Brook on Saturday on business.Mr.Reuben Crawford wont to Sherbrooke recently to consult with Dr.Spear about his eye.Mrs.J.Dougherty was at Mu Alec Dougherty\u2019s on Wednesday.9 I irnCTt Eiunr SHERBROOKE DAILY RfiCORD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, IVZ3, Record\u2019s Classified Advertisements CASH RATE\u201425 words or less, 25c.each insertion; one cent, each additional word.Six insertions for the price of nv - n run daily.\t___¦ CHARGE RATE\u20142c.per wor4 for each insertion; ipinunum charge 50c.each insertion.^-rrrryrrmTTOTnnrvtnnnnnrmxaTrrinr^^ e Through Investing a Few Dimes Secure a Weekly Income\t= of Several Dollars TO LET.Farm to let\u201420 cows, four PAI3* hors*, good location, n^ar vUl^« *nd schools.Apply Bos 61.Manaonvillt.Qoe TO LET FOR DECEMBER 1ST, SEMI- £ dctarhed seven-room house in Lennox-gille, all modem conveniences ; reduced rent till May.Phone 961-F._______________________ s ''EVEN-ROOMED HOUSE WITH BATH to let.48 Wolfe St.(Terrace).BRIGHT ROOM TO LET.45 g 4 Convent Street, suitable for tvo girls ; -married couple.Kitchen privileges « o®* [ jo aired- J^ARGE, TWO FRONT ROOMS TO LET.FUR-nished for bedroom and sitting room (two bedel, suitable for two men friends.Also careful washing of silk articles or tab.e linen done at home.2 Sanborn St-, near Wellington St- 0-1 - A MONTH FOR MODERN TENE-O-a-t) ment of six rooms, bath room, hot and cold water.Formerly S25 per month, at «2 Hall Ave.Apply at above address to Oecar Darche.\t________________ 0*1 HOUR AT HOME.WRITE SHOW-cards.No canvassing, particulars free.ol Kwik Showcard System.77 Bond, Toronto.This is not a get-rich-quiek proposition\u2014nor any other sort of dream.It\u2019s a plain business task, which readers of this newspaper are accomplishing every day.It concerns that extra room in your house, or apartment\u2014the room you hardly need, rarely use.A desirable tenant who will pay you a fair price for it may be found through the classified ads.At a cost of a few dimes\u2014not often a great many of them\u2014this tenant may be found.Thus, with an available room to sub-let, and a \u201cFurnished Rooms to Rent\u201d advertisement, that weekly income may be secured.SITUATIONS VACANT WE WANT RELIABLE AGENTS TO \u2022ell our well-known fruit and ornamental treea ; good pay, exclus ire territory rights.Our agency is valuable.Write for particulars.Pelhraan Nursery Co.Toronto.SITUATIONS WANTED Experienced nurse would take care of invalid ladies or children at her ®Jihome.Moderate charges.Box 17 Record.T>OOKKEEPER, AGE 8(k MARRIED.TEN ! years of practical experience.Can take I full charge and assume full responsibility.Both languages.References Al.Apply Record Box 22.r, n o oooocooQPQQgOOOP 0 ooao aaso eg OCflgflC gç g 80 BC QQ fl flgaJU?FEM ALE HELP WANTED.WORK WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.Girl wanted for general house- i -paperhanging and upcorattng\u2014 work, with knowledge of plain cook- ; A Jobbing work wanted by Old Country ing.Experienced with referencea.Apply 25 j Tradesman.Terms, moderate.Box 23 Record.Prospect St.HOUSEKEEPER-COOK WANTED.A married woman whose husband may be od ! -pi references.Address separately, District of | LOST AND FOUND BLACK AND T^ARM LANDS\u201485 YEARS TO PAY\u2014 with free use of the land for one year.The Canadian Pacific Railway Company\u2019s amazing new offer.Farms on the fertile prairies or park lands of Western Canada can now be purchased on the amortization plan.Seven per cent, of the purchase price cash ; no further payment till end of second year ; balance payable in 34 years, with interest at 6%.No payment of principal and interest together exceeds 7% of the total cost of the farm.Your last opportunity to purchase good mixed farming lands at reasonable prices and under such liberal terms.Investigate this new offer now.Every assistance given intending settlers in selecting a farm home.Write for full information to JpURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED FLAT g^ford General Hospital, Cowansville, Que.to let.five rooms, bath and pantry ; low- rent for winter months.Apply 113A Park \\ Ave.Phone 1772-W.\t_______ !jrX MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTED who understands plain cooking for , family of one adult.Another maid kept.TO LET FOR DEC.1ST, SIX-ROOM geferences required.Apply to Mrs.William house with all modern conveniences.\u2022 Pai-wg]^ g4 Dufferin Ave., Sherbrooke, Que.Apply to F.Payette, 24 Brooks St Phone 969-W.white, tan under eyes.Last heard of i C.L.Norwood, Land Agent.Canadian Pacific fox near Oliver Corner.Que.Notify G.A.| Railway Company, Desk \"N'* Windsor Sta-Sheldon, Fitch Bay, Que.Reward.\ttion, Montreal.FOR SALE \\IREDALE PUPS FOR SALE, MALE and female, best pedigree stock in the\t_______ Eastern Townships.Address Box 70 Record,\ttent and reliable working housekeeper, *TTTrT.v.q T.vxrH - \u2018\t! without encumberances, to keep house for Vy -TL\u2019 BONZE TURKEY FOR SALE.WILL j country gentleman where man is kept for | A STRONG, CAPABLE WOMAN WANT-ed at once to assist in care of invalid lady.References exchanged.Apply to Miss ! : N.P.Bliss.Compton.Phone No.8.'IVrANTED \u2014 TRUSTWORTHY, COMPE- j \u2019 \u2019 tent and reliable working housekeeper.Professional and Business Directory ADVOCATES WILSON, ex tes.Merchants Bank Bldg.ADV0-; I .11 by live weight at 40c.per !b.; a is White Wyandotte Roosters, Partridge Wynn hottes.Î2.50 a piece.Apply N.Bergstrand -Waterville, Que.outdoor work.For particulars apply to , Advertiser, P.0.Box 24, Ayer's Cliff, Que.WANTED TO BUY Fraser, rugg, mignault a holt- ham.Advocates, Q.C.R.Building.,4)- CHRISTMAS -w\u2022-* cards.25c.Do: AND NEW YEAR \u201c ~ ,,\t.\u201e\tWANTED\u2014SOFT WOOD AND HARD- cards, 25c.Doxen.15c.Also Birthday, VY .\t\u201e\t.\t, Friendship.Greetings, assorted as wanted.^ ^ \u201ewoÿ Aii postpaid.Wholesale price list free, Q-C.R.B.& SL, and Maine Centrai.Htghest Agents wanted.Concrete House, Beebe.Que prices paid.r= Sherbrooke.Apply N.W.Waller & Son, MISCELLANEOUS.p IT HAN'S SHORTHAND TYFEWRIT-X\tgtc.Complété Business Training, Individual Lessons.Prospecta» on appi cation.Frank Dudley'» Pitman\"» Shorthand and Business School.Datcne 3,oc,.v, ci.iiigto^ Si.South.Tel H99-F._ j YU ANTED\u2014TWO POOL TABLES IN good order with outfit complete.Write Simeon Pinard, East Angus, Que.MALE HELP WANTED.W- ANTED\u2014SECOND-HAND OVERCOAT \u2019or boy nearly 16 years ; also two auita of clothes and shoes for boys age ten years.E G.Pierce, Record Office.Make money at home\u2014si* to ss* paid weekly for your «para time wr ing «how cards for us.Na canvassing.W« instruct sr.d supply you with work.Wsstr Aagui Showcard Service, 2* Coiboras Blog., Tsronts.LIVE STOCK FOR SALE.THIRTY T7IVE COWS, A from ; two Yorkshire sow; tyo work horses, two Registered Percheron fillieB, for sale, cash or credit.Apply to M A Smiley.Lennoxville.Phene 910-r-4.| A N EXPERIENCED ICE MAKER AND ! caretaker wanted for Lennoxville TO CHOOSE Curling Club.Apply R.McMurray, Lennox-two shoats, vpie> Que-____________________ EGGS AND POULTRY C.WHITE SALESMEN\u2014WANTED, SALESMEN IN every town.The chance of a life time with a concern that has been doing millions of dollars worth of business on its regular product, now going on the market with a \u2019 new one.Write for full particulars.F.H.LEGHORN PUL- Orr, Box 1604.Winnipeg, Manitoba, five to six , 100 s lets (Ferris strain i, months old.well developed ; several laying.Selling to make room, at SI.00 to $1.50 each.A.T.Liv-ngrton, R-R.No.2, Sber-; gALESMEN\u2014WE AGE-NTS WANTED.4S5- TENDERS Tenders for the breaking of the Winter £oads in the Municipality of the Township Brothers of Bury will be received and considered at the meeting of the Council on Monday, December 3rd, at two o\u2019clock p.m.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted-G.A.ATKINS, Sec.-Treas.PAY WEEKLY AND offer steady employment selling our complete and exclusive lines of whole-root fresh-dug-to-order trees and plants.Best stock and service.We teach and equip you ree.A money-making opportunity.Luke Montreal.VTICOL.LAZURE, COUTURE A KING,! 95 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.P.D.MATHIAS TYPEWRITER EXPERT.All work guaranteed.First class Ribbons and Supplies.Phone 730.106 Wellington St.N.T AWRENCE, MORRIS A McIVER, ADVO-cates, etc.Sherbrooke A Richmond, Que.0 BREAD Y.PANNETON A BOISVERT, advocates, 9 Wellington St.North.TT W.MULVENA, ADVOCATE.OFFICE opp.Court House, Wellington SL AUDITORS, AUCTIONEERS, ETC.JOHN J.GRIFFITH, L.I.A., AUCTION-eer.Accountant, Commissioner and Auditor, 46 Wellington St.North.Telephone 71.JOHN MILFORD & SON FLORISTS.Members of Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association.Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke, Que.Phone 174.ARCHITECTS JW.GREGOIRE, 1« WELLINGTON ST.* fit South.Phone 280.CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS J.H.BRYCE, L.A., C.G.A., AUDITOR.x86 Quebec St., Sherbrooke.Tel.1303.S.& W.FORTIER The most up-to-date store in town for Choice Groceries and Meats.14 King St.Ea»t.Phones: Grocery 1810.Meat 1811.COLLECTIONS ?*?********** * * * * DEATHS REPORTED * * ****************** DEATH OF MALCOLM A.SMITH, SEATTLE, FORMERLY OF WINSLOW.Malcolm A.Smith, 4038 12th avenue N.E., University District, Seattle, died after an illness of only ten days at the Seattle General Hospital on November 17.In an effort to save his life an operation was performed which seemed to help for a few days.Then his condition changed suddenly and a second operation was found necessary.For j a time he seemed relieved, but grad- j ually lost strength until he died.His malady was a baffling case of diabetes that failed to respond to the insulin treatment, or anything that medical science could do.Funeral services were held at the [ University Undertaking Parlors on Wednesday, November 21 at 7.301 p.m.The sermon was preached by Rev.W.E.McLeod, D.D., formerly of Winslow, and an old acquaintance.Misses Mae and Hazen McDonald, daughters of Mr.Norman McDonald, of Winslow, sang several appropriate selections.On November 22 Mrs.Smith start\u2019d with the body of her husband for Barre, Vt., the final resting place.After a short stay there and in the Eastern Townships the widow will return to Seattle, her permanent home.Mr.Malcolm A.Smith wa# horn fifty-three years ago at Wijislow, Que.After marrying Christie Effie McDonald he lived on a farm in Lingwick for several years.Selling out there he moved to Butte, Montana, where he resided six years ; then a short time in Tona-pah, Nevada, before moving to- Seattle ten years ago.Of five brothers two are still living, John, at Gould Station, and Murdo, at Lomita, Cal.The three dsters are located as follows: Mrs.Ross in Hartford, Conn.; Mrs, Richer in Springfield, Mass., and Mrs.Johnston in Boston, Mass.Mr.Smith was a highly-respected citizen, with a wide circle of friends n'Seattle and wherever he had lived.He was a man of high ideals, well informed, of unimpeachable character and always ready to help his fellowmen.IN MEMORIAM.In loving memory of \"Doris.\u201d eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Dezan, who passed beyond Nov.28th, 1920.In our heart your memory lingera, Sweet and tender, fond and true.There is not a day, dear Doris, ____That we do not think of you.¦3HK FATHER, MOTHER.BROTHERS AND SISTER.Ayer's Cliff, Que.TiO NOT ALLOW YOUR ACCOUNTS TO -4- lapse.Turn them over to Louia Beaudoin, 70 Murray St., City, or 71A St.James Street, Montreal.Thirty years\u2019 experience.Phone 1834.ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS QYDNEY A- MEADE, QUEBEC LAND 1 Surveyor, Coaticook, Que.Bell phone.J Radio Sets Built to Order Any hook-up.All makes of Radio Receivers repaired.SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.R.J.WIGGETT, » Phone 434 or 1640-W.CARD OF THANKS.We wish to express our sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors oho so kindly gave us assistance during the illness and death of our late husband\u2019 and father ; to the choir of St.George's Church, and to those who lent motors for the funeral MRS.GEORGE POVEY AND FAMILY.Lennoxville.Que.PRICES: Matinee .20c Evening.30c Balcony.10c PREMIER I High Class Vandeville.The Utmost In Ptoplays.Premier Symphonic Orchostro.| HERE TODAY\u2014The Biggest Laugh Hit of the Year.HAROLD LLOYD\u2019S Greatest Sensation, \u201cWHY WORRY\u201d Six reels of joy.For Lovers and Laughers.Here\u2019s your fun-loving boy of joy.You\u2019ll laugh at his fearless feats amid a red hot revolution.You\u2019ll love his fiery romance.Laugh with Lloyd and Why Worry.\u201cSCANDAL IN BOHEMIA,\u201d a Modern drama.\t\"PATHE NEWS.\u201d T VAUDEVILLE\u2014Joe Garcia~\u201cEquiIibrist,\u201d a Novelty Act.] COMING\u2014THURS., FRI., SAT.\u2014A magnificent adaptation of Sinclair Lewis\u2019 Popular Novel, \u201cMAIN STREET\u201d With a special cast including Florence Vidar, Monte Blue, Harry Myers, Robert Gordon, Noah Beery, Alan Hale and Louise Fazanda.A slice of life in Gopher Prairie.The story that made the world sit up in dazed surprise.A masterful story made into a picture that will live in your memory.His Majesty\u2019s SHOWING TODAY Anna Q.Niltson and Milton Silk |a Jesse D.Hampton\u2019s Production of Rex Beach\u2019s \u201cTHE SPOILERS** Distriluud by Coldwyn-C osmofioh'tan MUSICIANS MR.IRWIN SAWDON, MEMBER OF Council and Representative Dominion College of Music.New Studio, 166 London St.Special course for diplomas in Voice, Piano, Violin, Cello, Harmony and Counterpoint.Phone 835.New Houses To Rent $15.00 and $16.00 per montk NOTARIES .Phone E.W.L.Pag* at 1660 or call at the oSic* of the Canadian Conn.Cotton Mills.Local agent wanted to sell for the \u201cOld Reliable Fonthill Nurseries.\u201d Spring selling season now starting ; largest demand for stock since the war ; exclusive territory ; highest commissions ; free equipment.Stone A WeSlngtor., Toronto.(MICE TO RENT In Record Block.Oasuodiofis and Attractive.Prise $20 per month.Apply\tI SHERBROOKE RECORD CO.LTD.\tN^h^s^ ™s™'uZÏ.Gleason\u2019s Business College 41 Wellington St.N.Tel.«90 or l(M)2-r-l-4.The pioneer and leader of Shorthand and Business Instruction.Estate Late Mrs.Ansell AUCTION SALE AT 56 Moore Street, will be continued on Thursday (Tomorrow) at Ten o\u2019clock a.m.JOHN J.GRIFFITH.Auctioneer.MANY ATTENDED FUNERAL OF LATE ROMA TRUDEAU Service Was Conducted in the Bromptonville Church\u2014Large Number Present.w° * * ll ORTHINGTON A BORLASE.NOTAR-Public.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Dr.w.a.fabwell.specialist to the Sherbrooke Hoepitai.Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Phone 457.45 Dufferin Ave.GALA CAFE (Just Opened) Special Meals at 35c.Specializing in Chinese Dishes.Meals at all hours.Good service.63 Wellington St, Sherbrooke.IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ' F)R DAP'CHE' SPECIALIST, EYE, EAR, Notice to Creditors of First Meeting Where Assignment Made.THE BANKRUPTCY ACT.In the Estate of Albert E.Loach, Merchant Tailor, 84A Alexander St., Sherbrooke, Que., Authorized Assignor.! Notice is hereby given that Albert E.' Loach, of the City of Sherbrooke,, in the Pro-i vince of Quebec, did on the 24th day of No-! vember, 1923, make an authorized assign- Noee and Throat Bronchial tiibe dis- fcjoncE Thomas Edwin Burton, of the town of ,\t.\t^ Cookxhir».in the County of Compton, Doc '\t\u201cf\"?' f*' ™v\u2018t*\t92 K,n* tor of Dental Surgery, will anniv to the ;Sl- Wg>t- Sherbrooke.Teh «54.___________________ Quebec Legislature, at its next session, for j the passing of a private bill, authorizing the Dr.l.c.bachand, consulting Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat.New colirg.of Dentai surgeon» o- the Province 101iyier BIoci>\tKin, ,ud Wellington FOR SALE1 BUSINESS SITE Next door to Sangster s Garage, 33A Wellington St.S.i* ft frontage on We.'r.gtor Sir**?4, depth 5 ft., area avjtxt 8000 sq.ft.Good store, dwell;rig bou&e, carriage ehed and barn on premises.Qniy $2,000 cash required.Apply Edwards Realty C».Rsoa 21 Obvier Black, Phen* 1M7-P.of Quebec, to admit him amongst its mem bers, and to grant him the necessary licenses to allow him to practice the Profession of Dentistry, in this province, forthwith.Cookshire, November 10th, 1523.Thomas E.Burton, Petitioner.Qts., Sherbrooke.Fraternal Hall Record Block The Masons having vacated the hail in Record Building, to take poM4ession of the Masonic Temple, this hall after renovation will be available for Fraternal Society purposes.The undersigned will be glad to discuts with interested parties the lease of this attractive hail.Fraternal Societies may retain the ball for weekly or monthly meetings.Apply to SHERBROOKE RECORD COn LTD.DR ETHIER, PHOITC \u20ac7S, 84 KING ST.West.Electrotherapy; Urinary Diseases.DR3.McCABE A PLANTE, SPECIALISTS to the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital.Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat.Olivier Block, Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.1740.Office hours 9450 a.in.to 5 p.m.DR.FRED C.HENEY (OSTEOPATHIC Physician) 46 Wellington St.N.Phone 1112._____________________________________ DR.E.A.TOMKINS.EYE, EAR, NOSE and Throat.N.Y.Post-graduate, N.Y.Eye A Ear Infirmary.136 Wellington St-N- Tel 178 WA.STENNING, M.D., NEW YORK ?Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital.Medical Diagnosis and treatment Offices and X Ray Laboratory.73 Frontenac St, SherbrooUfcr Tel.Office 162.Res.671-W.R.J.A.MARCOUX, THETFORD MINES.Surgery, Insulin Treatment for diabetes.SIGNS AND SCENE PAINTING BERT WILLIAMS 110 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke.THE GRAND CAFE 42A ellington Street North, (Upstairs) SHERBROOKE, QUE.Purity, Promptness and Politeness is our Motto.TRY US AND BE CONVINCED.i her creditors, and that Mesars.Leonard A j Bachand, Official Receivers, have appointed [ ua to be custodians of the estate of the deb-I tor until the creditors at their first meeting ! shall elect a trustee to administer the estate j of the debtor.Notice is further given that the first meeting of creditors in the above estate will be held at the office of Leonard & Bachand, Official Receivers, at the Court House, at Î Sherbrooke, Que., on the 10th day of De-; cember, 1923, at Ten-Thirty (10.30) o\u2019clock in the forenoon.To entitle you to vote thereat proof of 1 your claim must be lodged with ua beforu Lhe meeting is held.Proxies to be used at the be lodged with us prior thereto.And further, take notice that if you have | any claim against the debtor for -which you ! are entitled to rank, proof of such ! must he filed with u« within thirty day The funeral of the late Roma Trudeau was held on Saturday morning at the Bromptonville Church, and was attended by a large gathering of relatives and friends.Rev.Father Morin received the body at the door of the church and the service was chanted by the Rev.Father Larocque, parish priest, with deacon and sub-deacon.The funeral was directed by Mr.H.Beaudry.The mourners were the widow, formerly Miss Winifred Fairbrother, Mr.and Mrs.Oliva Trudçau.parents of the deceased; four Brothers, Messrs.Real, Joel, Edgar and Rolland Trudeau, and two sisters, Marie Paule Trudeau and Yvonne, Mrs.G.D.Rheauit.The bearers were Messrs.P.Pelletier, L.Gingras, Tancrede Begin, Wilfrid Routhier, Emile Gagne and CASINO Now showing Popular Viola Dana with Huntly Gordon, Allan Forrest and Kate Price in \u201cHER FATAL MILLIONS\u2019 !» A rapid-fire Comedy drama filled with surprises.One of Miss Dana\u2019s Greatest.Wm.Desmond in \u201cAROUND THE WORLD IN 18 DAYS.\u201d \u201cGO WEST,\u201d a Pathe Comedy.And Others.COMING\u2014THURS., FRI., SAT.All about the terrific earthquake ie shown in Lon Chaney\u2019s latest feature production, \u201cTHE SHOCK\u201d Romance, thrills, comedy and a terrifying climax that you will never forget.Reginald Denny in a round of \u201cTHE NEW LEATHER PUSHERS.\u201d Comedy and Others.Webster, D.W.Beaudry, Mde.Everett, Lennoxville; Mde.Ovida Ledoux, Chevrolet Motor Co., Montreal; Miss E.Benoit, O.R.Webster and family, Mr.A.H.Bartlett, Mr.W.R.Webster, S.S.Trudeau, Grace Ford, Maude and Eveline Hurley, Miss Isabelle Kennedy.Gregorian Masses from: A.P.Pelletier, H.Bolduc, S.Dejardins, Emile Gagne, Albert Toutant, E.F.Viens, Aime Biron, Dion & Rioux, C.\tE.Moquin, J.0.Gagnon, H.Boucher, L.E.Gingras, J.E.Lefebvre, Jos.Mathieu, L.P.Masse, Gaston Choquette, Gerard Choquette, T.H.Begin, Emile Rheauit, F.\tR.Darche & Fils, Dr.W.Beaudry, J.A.Desjardins, J.O.Fortier, Lucien Belanger, J.H.Lacombe, G.G.\tCodere, Roland Jean, Henri Bilodeau, M.De Lottinville, C.Dawson, J.H.Michaud, George Tanguay, Wilfrid Routhier, Edwin Dunn, Ge-deon Rouleau, J.H.Boulanger, Alfred Rouleau, Raoul Cote, Leo Lali-berte, C.Chamberland, W.Choquette, Alphonse Masse, Charles Courchesne, Romeo Langis, Fred Povey, E.Gingras, F.A.Lebeau, Wilfrid Legare, Edmond Thibodeau, Alphonse Olivier, Leopold Chevalier.Grand Masses: Oliva Trudeau and family, Mde.G.D.Rheauit, Edgar Trudeau, J.L.Trudeau and family, D.\tW.Stenson and family, Charles and Michael Stenson, Dr.and Mde.Achille Turgeon, Melle.Isabelle Kennedy, Philippe Blouin, Florey O\u2019Donnell, B.P.0.Elk, Albert Fournier, J.P.Mullins, Jules Olivier.I E.B.Dionne aiîd family, Mr.and Mde.P.Lambert, R.J.Hawkins, Ludger Roy, Dr.and Mde.Chagnon, Mr.arid Mde.Louis Fisette, Tan-crede Begin, Mde.P.H.Grondin.^\trr\t-\ti Masses:, Dr.Ludger Forest.Mr.Ge°{;ge\tr\tanc* ^rs' F.D.Hewitt, Mr.and Mde.The pall-bearers were Dr.£ Ofiesime Lambert, Dr.J.O.Ledoux, Forest, and Messrs Leonard 0 Don-\u2018 I)r Bertrandi Gaston Ledoux, Mr.nell, Romeo LRiontfune, P red xiudon, >\t/:i\ta», -w u  Vrio-pî! nnH V Parmiis \u2018 \u2019land Mde.Ghas.Mignault, Mr.and E'\tw.r»- Md«.Arthur Pelletier, Mr.and Mde.HhcauH T^T Tru^L' L- Couture, Jack Steele, Emmett «^iSs'Mi.t?u£- e*3 St Maurice aed 0>car Tn.de.».Chari,,,\ttT\u201d,™'*!!:.?.'.L,\"*!' Stenson, Michael Codere, Alfred Gaudreau, Albert ! weui*™' wS8tn\u2019 T S^TTl\u2019l-1' W- Kenalty, Dr.and Mde.R.Gau-i William Wright, D.J.Sails, J.H.Mn11p\tMr an(] orinno ^ muat | Blue, F red Webster, O.Morissctté; ]yjdp ^ B^Snd^e ^ - Lti^r^rbou^Emte'Cou:jMcManus Melle Evelyn kebert.: Asselin^ Emiîei,Rhèaul't,UÎA.nBartiett; must ne nieu wim u» wiuiin uuruy day.p\tA Rlmiin P T nmhnrf F^RDlCl, IV11.and Mde.Alfred (raud- from the date of thia notice for from and '.\trVTinnnpll H St Iran g\u2019 reau, Melle.Angelina Lamontagne, \u2014 -\t»£jns: .'ffrVW 1 G.Witty, T.Breton, L.Joncas, H.^treault.-Mde- P- H.Groridln Melle.d Bollard, J.Royer, L.Fi.ette, E.D.j EacTr°'x,\tJ' Wolfe\u2019 D Don\u2019t neglect to read the Clasai-fied Advertisements In thia iaaaa.They likely name something you want.BAGGAGE and PARCEL TRANSFER For Prompt and Sure Service PHONE 1787-W.ROY F.GADLEY Thomas Lacroix, McCabe, and many j Rheauit, dTsntelijD.J.McManamyi Floral tributes were received from i D'\tJ^es\tMd«' e following: D; W.Stenson, J._M.\tS™£wo*hf- sub-section 8 of section 37 of the said act we shall distribute the proceeds of the deb tor\u2019s estate among the parties entitled | x>oiiaru, o.avuy«i, u.a lacciv?, id.aj.| aiov r« j\t« p thereto having regard only to the claims of Jjub0jSf\tBilodeau, O.Lambert,1\t|ru0eau and lamily* which we have then notice.\tTbnmns I.nnrnix.MrCabe.and manv \u201e.C''ar(!s °.t- Sympathy: Mde.J.ft.Dated at Sherbrooke, Que., this 26th day of November, 1923.T.BELANGER, G.E.BEGIN.Custodians.Office of Belanger A Begin.Accountants and Trustees, 22 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke, Que.the Nault, Webster Motors Limited, Mde.F.H.Dunn, Montreal; Mde.G.D.Rheauit, Club B.P.O.Elk, L.R.Steel Company, the Employees Webster Motors, Mde.Delphie, R.A.SWINGING UP FATHER COPYRIGHT 1918 BY GEORGE McMANUS fN! GOtnc, OOT \"0«>\t- TO CALL Or.MRCA.'bTsiO'Y iLL ri.'-CK im fLOOOT TVJO *-400\t., r j I I « r brides for at least twelve months.Insp.Copper .Opposite brand Island Ferry They are going out in charge of a Liter.Mar.Pld.! matron under the domestic help Liter.Paper .! scheme and the \u201cno wedding\u201d clause Kenney Copper^ Fireman and Engineer Rescued\u2014 Steamer Zillah Rammed Tug Landing.She won\u2019t unless _ ___^ .Christopher replied, \u201cand meanwhile bell.\u201d this life is horribly bad for her.She They hai reached the steps of the'tug Craig is all the time unsettled and uneasy, Sporting Club, Gerald ran lightly I ear^Y today in the Niagara River op-and I don\u2019t wonder at it.You don\u2019t up.\tposite the Grand Island Ferry land- \u201cMy dear Chris,\u201d he said, turning^1.?,.^camer Zillah\u2019 of Bay around as he prepared to divest him-of ii their contacts is necessary* bo- N^pHaven R.R cause of the rush of suitors these p\u201dn ^er ' (Associated Press Despatch) | BUFFALO, Nov.28.\u2014The steel | irlg from the Mother Country are j>eadinp'r R ' was rammed and sunk , attractin'-\tI rteacnng tt-K.About fifty per cent of the two UNDER -CLOTHING For excellent service at a moderate cost, you will find that TURNBULL\u2019S \u201dE80\" for men is more than satisfactory.TURNBULL'S \u201cE 88\u201d is a gar ment that gives extremely good protection against the colds of fall and winter.The quality of material and the workmanship that go into the E 88.\" have made it a very popu lar underwear Ask your dealer to show you E88 E 37\u201d is exactly the style in boys\u2019 sizes, IVc/rn by the Best People Sold by the Best Dealers same No one else mis.kv.st them but Galt, Ontario.self of his overcoat, \u201cdon\u2019t b: melodramatic ass.We\u2019re in the Royal Dutch \u201e - - , , .,\t, , I So.Pac.thousand five hundred girls sent to Studebaker New Zealand\u2014with a free passage : Texas Company o ; re.i o t t f i and £2 pocket monef\u2014during the , Union Pac.a i T t'aptalI!l\tRonecker, \u201er., of,l3at tjjree years have already been u.S.Rubber \u2018 Tonawanda stuck to the helm and mal.ried and a large number of oth went down with his ship when the f°-' \u2018uatrS0Iu ! stool tug heeled o™ from\" the im- ers are engaged\u2019 t ^ g.Jupitei.Here is the famil> .pact.Howard S.Lover, fireman, and \u201cWell, you might appear a little! Leo Kropp, engineer, were rescued n*.~e pleased to see us,\u201d Mary de-1 by the ferry boat Long.Captain clared.\u201cDad and I looked in here ( Ronecker\u2019s body was not recovered, on our way back from the dinner J The Zillah, loaded with lumber party.Dad met an old friend there and towing a barge, was about to \u2014Sir William Greatwood\u2014and he 1 pass a line to the Craig, when the insisted upon our coming.It seemed tug ran unexpectedly ufider her bow.so ridiculously early to go home.The Craig was rammed on the port They\u2019ve hurried in to make sure of side and went down immediately, places at the first roulette table.\u201d_________^__________ U.S.Steel \u201cLet's find a comer in the bar and have some coffee,\u201d Christopher sng-gMted.\u201cGerald is too electric tonight for a roan of my staid temperament.\u201d \u201cI\u2019m not so sure of your staid temperament as I was,\u201d Mary rejoined.\u201cHowever, I\u2019d like some coffee.WeTl take those two easy-chairs.\u201d Gerald soon drifted away and the two were left alone.Mary leaned back in her comer and studied her companion thoughtfully.\u201cChristopher,\u201d she began, \u201cI am not at all sure that you two young men are behaving nicely in Monte Carlo.Father was saying this afternoon that we scarcely saw you at all except at tennis.\u201d \u201cWill you play golf and lunch with me tomorrow morning, Lady Mary?\u201d he begged.\t« \u201cWith pleasure,\u201d she replied.\"And now that you have made your peace, do tell me about Gerald.He seems to have an extraordinary craze for taking the mysterious young woman next door out motoring «very afternoon.Who is she?\u201d \u201cJ haven\u2019t tho faintest idea,\u201d Christopher confessed.\u201cNeither has he.That, I think, is part of the attraction.\u201d \"Does any one know her?\u201d Mary asked, a little doubtfully.\u201cShe looks all right, but, after all, ours is such a very small world that it seems odd no one knows anything about her.\u201d Christopher shook his head.\u201cI believe that Madame Lenore\u2014 the woman from whom we bought the things for Myrtile\u2014knows something about them, at any rate.\u201d Lad y Mary played with the pearls which hung from her neck.(Continued in our next issue.) 101*4 74 59 68*4 73*4 38 la 128% 54% 147 10*4 65% 14 68% 26% 33*4 34% 35% .14% 64*4 61*4 79 49% 89*4 103 41% 133 38% 96% 101 58% 57% 72% 38% 128% i 64% 146% 10% 66% 14% 58% 32% 35% 35% 14% 54% 60% 79% 60 89% 103 41*4 133% 37% 95% C%echo-Slov .\u2022\u2022 Brazil\t\t.0297 .0919\t.2(2 .545 VICTORY Czn.Loans:\u2014\tBONDS.Bid\tAskeA 1931\t Victory Loans:\u2014 1933\t.\t] 04.30\t100.50 1934 \t \t+-\t101.60\twh.tc TRADING RATHER DULL ON MONTREAL EXCHANGE (Ae«oci*ted Pre»» De*p»teh) MONTREAL, Nov.28\u2014Trading on the Montreal stock exchange this morning was dull and a softer tone was present in the narrow range of issues that appeared in board lot quantities during the first half hour.Spanish River common was again the most active issue and was easier, being off % to 96%.Other issues traded in included Illinois, off one point to 69, and Brazilian, off % to 38%.* * -y ¦S* *\t* * * IN THE WORLD WHEAT PRICES AGAIN RALLIED AT CHICAGO What were you paying.Madam, for HARDWOOD?The Department ol Labor at Ottatva gays these were the average prices early in OctobeL HARD WOOD Per Cord Halifax Charlottct\u2019n St.John 'Jucbcc iontreal Sherbrooke Ottawa Brockville Kingston Belleville Peterboro\u2019 Toronto S\u2019Catharines Hamilton Brantford Galt Guelph Kitchener Woodstock Stratford London St.Thomas Chatham Windsor Sarnia Cobalt F\u2019t William Winnipeg Regina Moose Jaw Saskatoon Prince Alberti.Edmonton Calgary Lethbridge V ancouvcr Victoria 18.00 16.00 la.oo 14.67 17.SO 20.30 16.00 nrrsü 16.00 2U7Ü0 17.00 lô .00 18.00 IBT0Ü TÏ7Ü6 go.66 19.00 20.00 15.00 la.'Q-Q 12.50 Î37Ô5 (Associated Press Despatch) CHICAGO, Nov.28.\u2014Wheat after opening unchanged to % cent lower, with December at $1.02% to $1.02% and May at $1.08% to $1.08%, rallied to about yesterday\u2019s finish.Oats started unchanged to % cent higher, with May at 45%, to 46% cents, eased a little and then hard-oned again.I Provisions were firm in line with J hog values.____ RAIL SHARES STEADY ON WALL STREET EXCHANGE (Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, Nov.28\u2014(Wall Street Noon.)\u2014Railroad shares held relatively steady during the forenoon, but the rest of the list was highly irregular, rubbers, tobaccos MORNING SALES AT MONTREAL * * 4- ?4 '* * \u2022» OF FINANCE J Furnished by Johnston & Ward\t* ¦i* .*\t* *;.* * ?* 4