Sherbrooke daily record, 20 septembre 1956, jeudi 20 septembre 1956

[" f 1956\t\tSEPTEMBER\t\t\t\t1956 S\tM\tT\tW\tT\tF\tS 1 2\t3\t4\t5\t«\t7\t8 9\t10\t11\t12\t13\t14\t15 16\t17\t18\t79\t20\t21\t22 23 30\t24\t25\t26\t27\t28\t29 THE PAPER OF THE EAS1ERN TOWNSHIPS M UM.Y SI NMY; CX>U> Cloudy with i few widely sr«ttered .showert this afternoon; cleanns thi» evenins; Friday mainly sunny with frost tonijht: la>w tonight and high Friday 32 and VI Established 1897.Price: 5 Cenu SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, THURSDAY.SEPTEMBER 20.I9S6 Sixtieth Year OCRED PARTY SWEEPS B.\u20ac.Conference On Suez Sets Up Committee To Complete Plans LONDON \u2014 'Æ' \u2014 The Suez conference set up a pane! of experts today to complete plans for an international association designed to give the world'» maritime powers a share in running the Suez Canal.The working party, formed at a 5 3-minute morning meeting of conference delegates, remained behind at Lancaster House to prepare its report for the fourth full conference session this afternoon.The working group presumably will try to reconcile the plan for the canal users' association put forward by the Western Big Three with the objections and varied views expressed by other delegations.-\u2014i In advance of the third session World\tNews In B\trief WINDSOR, Ont.\u2014 (P'\u2014 The general council of the United Church of Canada Wednesday approved plans to increase minimum salaries of ministers in aidreceiving charges by S200 during the next two years.The council, holding its 17th biennial conference here, announced Saturday that the minimum had been raised this year to $3,000 from $2,800 in 1954.*\t* K DENVER.\u2014 s a pamphlet issued here Wednesday by the United Church's Manitoba conference local option committer.\u201cThe slimy tiling has fangs.\u201d The eight-page pamphlet, railed Some Hui-stioiis and tn swers.lias been brought out in ronnectinit with the coming liquor referendum In Manila ba The pamphlet s.n * a glass of beer can \"strike and the poison will In- harmful.\"Indeed, for countless multitudes il bas proved filial.\\s he finds bis way back (o (ho beginning of bis troubles, the alcoholic says, 'it all began u\\ a friendly glass of beer.' \" Crayons To Detect War Gas ATI ANTIC (TTY.N J c-D Development of \"chemical crayons' for detecting reel.no poisonous war gave* miikinq the g.i-cs, in ellect, \"draw then own purl rails\" was aniiouurrd today by the United States Army Cheaiieal Corps.The crayons may also have peacetime application* in deled* mg fumes in industrial plant* and in the almosphere, it was re.ported, A mark is made with one of the crayons on paper, wood, stone or printed surface.If Ihq mark changes to a certain color there\u2019s war gas in the air, an army scientist reported in a pap* ci prepared for the national meeting ol the American Chemical Society, Clu-inisl Arnold f\u2019roslak of t lia army ehomieal centre said Ihq crayons could \"simply ami easily delect \u2019 Ihe presence in air of extremely small amounts of phosgene, hydrogen cyanide.Lewisite and cyanogen - \"gases lh.it have been used or prepared iof use as war gases \u201cThe detector crayon for phos.gene, for example, will deice! al little as eighl parts per billion ot phosgene in the air by turning a vivid ml wilhin one minute This is an extremely small quantity, many limes less than is ordinarily considered dangerous In higher concentrations of gai Ihe color formation is almost instantaneous ' The crayons are made by mixing previously known sensitiv* chemical \u201cdplcctor\" reagent* with suitable fillers and binders, and then compressing the mix-lure.The marks they make on paper or other KUlface are while or light in color but these will lurn to red, green, or blue in the presence ol relaiivriy small amounts ol different gates.Montreal Theft Ring Is Broken MONTREAL d- nty police, with the help of private de tectives, have closed in on a ring believed responsible for stealing dry goods and wearing apparel worth $100,000 in the last threo weeks So far three men and three women have been taken into custody for questioning and morn arrests were expected.The ease broke Wednesday night w hen agents of a detectiv» agency, Barnes Investigation Bureau, \"tailed' a highjacked truck containing $20,000 in merchant! i p to an east end garage.The private detectives surprix ed several men who were about to transfer Ihe stolen cargo to an-other tiuek but tailed lo make a spot arrest as the men fled.The three men and the women wetc rounded up a short time later.The highjacked truck was standing in front of a St.laiw* retire Boulevard clothing company when it was stolen.A spokesman for the owner* of Ihe truck.Gagnon Transport Company, said the firm had hir ed the detective agency thre# week* ago lo tail their vehicle* after uffenng frequent tyefU. SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY.SEPTEMBER 20.1956 l wo .\"JOHN WAYNE i\u201e \u2018THE SEARCHERS TODAY! 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charge.CANTERBURY IAST\u2014 Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Coates and Mrs.Crook, of Sherbrooke, were recent guests of relatives in the community.Mr.and Mrs.Erwin Watson and Clifford McCormack, attended the Hammond \u2014 Hammond wedding and reception in J>a-chute.3 00 Artist* of Today 5.30\tPaul Bunysn 5.45 Tan PU« JUn 6.00 CBC New* 6 10 Sportacaat 6 15 Evening Interlude 8.30\tBylin* 7.00 7.05 7.30 7.35 8.00 8.10 8 15 8\t30 9.00 9\t05 9\t49 10.15 10.30 10.40 19 45 10\t46 11.00 11.15 11.30 11\t4S CBC News Concert Tima CBC New* Concert Time New*, interlude Weather Forecast Morning Dovotion Musical March Past CBC New* Music In the Morning School Broadcast Kindergarten of the Air Shirley Brett Ruth Harding Newa Food Fact.* One Man'» Family W'hisperlng Plano Interlude Laura Limited CKTS (1240 Kcs) THIS EVENING 7\tOu Raw hide 7.15\tRoving Reportera 7.30\tDesigned for You 7.45\tHonolulu Trio 8.00\tJourney into Space 8\t30 Part* Star flm# 9.00\tCourt of Opinion FRIDAY quarter 10.30\tMusic For You 10.40 Ruth Harding 10.45\tMusic for you 11.00\tPres» New* 11 05 taste of the Town 11\t3G Muncai ttoundup 12.00\tNews 12\t05 I be Sunshine Hr 12.30\tKosenblooro*» Newscast 12.35\tSunshine Hour 12 59 Doth.Time Signal 1.00\tCBC New* 1.15\tMusical Masterpieces 2 00 r-Can Matinee 3.00\tPress News 3.05 Spins 'N Needles 4.00\tEncores 4 30 Anything Goes CBM (940 Kcs) THIS EVENING 6.35\tDiner Music 7.00\tRawhlda 7.15\tRoving Reporter 7.30\tDesigned for you 8.00\tBusiness\u2014 Labor 8.30\tTBA 9.0\tDream Street FRIDAY 112.00 News j 12.15 T.B.A.i 12.30 Farm Broadcast 12.59 Ofh Tima SlgraJ l 00 CBC News 1.15\tHoliday with Music 1.45\tnvltation to the Walts 2.00\tNewa 2.03 Trans-Can Matlnse 3.00\tSearch for Tomorrow 3.13 When a Girl Marries 3.30\tMusical Program 3.45\tLatin American Music.4.00\tEncores 4.30\tNews 4.33 Play It Safe 5.00\tRecenta Records 5.30\tFamous Songs 9.30 Songs We Sang lu.uu Dance Music 1030 Music for Relaxing 10 45 Dow Sport Show 11.00\tDominion News H.10 Hugh Dixon Show 12.00\tStation Clusibg ' DANVILLE\u2014 E.W Smith.Notary Tel- *4 500 5.05 5\t45 6.00 8 10 6\t15 6.30 6\t35 7\t00 7 15 7 30 6.00 8.30 9.00 9.30 10.00 11.00 11.15 12.00 iTess News Rilin\u2019 The Range Hopper\u2019s Hoedown News fown Crier News 1240 Soupei Club Sportacast 1240 Supper Club Rawhlda Roving reporter Footloose Police Blotter Memory Turnabout Platterbraln and Interlude Let * Hear It Agair Gillette's Fights Dow Spor* Show Hugh Dixon Show Station Closing TENDERS SEALED TENDERS wUl be received by the undersigned up to noon, Sep.tember 29*.h., 1956, for the construction of a garage for school buses.Plans may be obtained at the office of the Secretary-Treasurer.The lowest or any other tender not necessarily accepted.R.F.Cowan, Secretary Treasurer, School Municipality of Potton, Man-sonvüle, Que.Ansco, Voightlander A Lordomat CAMERAS \u2014 MOVIE CAMERAS for ult; 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ASK OUR DRIVER SALESMEN HOW YOU CAN TAKE PART IN THIS CONTEST.THE CROWN LAUNDRY of Sherbrooke Limited Deputy Postmaster-General Announces Early Retirement W, J.Turnbull, Deputy Postmaster General, declared last night that he would retire from public service next April 1.He made the announcement to a gathering of the Canadian Postal Employees Association who are here on a four day convention.Mr.Turnbull said, \u201cYou\u2019ve heard the story that I am quitting next year.I am.Don't think that I am quitting because I think its too tough or that I have been quarreling.\u201cI don\u2019t think that a man who got up to the top should hold on to his job to rob another man of a promotion.There always ought to be a better man to succeed you.\u201d During his address to the delegates, Mr.Turnbull criticised modern business attitudes and mentioned some of the \u201csore spots\u201d he met in his dealings with the association.\u201cSome think you should hold back the men underneath you.I didn't go on that principle.I believed that if every body moved up, I would too.\u201d In another criticism, he noted \u201cI don\u2019t really believe that the way to happiness or satisfaction or the way to personal interest is really created by always having more by giving less.I don\u2019t think that just getting more and more is necessarily the best course.\u201cI am not one to hold up that there\u2019s going to be a war with the Communists or a shooting war but there\u2019s the danger of their taking away production and commercial fields.We\u2019re getting a bit soft.We are trying to sell ideas and we exaggerate.\u201d He said there was a danger in overrating your own ideas because \u201cyou begin to believe in your own sales talk.\u201d \u201cBecause we are working ourselves up into a frenzy, and I am talking to you as Canadians,\u201d he said, \u201cwe are getting to the point where work is distasteful!\u201d Mr.Turnbull pointed out that very few of us can do without MAGOG \u2014 The Ayer\u2019s Cliff School Fair will be held on Friday, Sept.21st., at the Ayer\u2019s Cliff Fair Ground.Hi Kiwanis Club Is Sponsor Of Kids Day Show Youngsters ill icross the North American Continent will have a special treat ot one sort of another in store for them this Saturday when Kiwanis Clubs across the country will observe their annual Kids\u2019 Day.Locally, scores of youngsters are expected to turn out tor Sherbrooke's Kids' Day program which will include a special hour and a half long movie at the Granada Theatre.Scheduled to commence at !>.S0 Saturday morning, the movie will consist of several cartoons and sports shorts.There is no admission charged and doors will be open at 8.30, with Kiwanis members on hand to conduct the youngsters.The event is under the chairmanship of Ron Jobcl, who expects as many as 1,000 children to turn out.Express Worker Seriously Hurt Crossing Street A OS-year-old Cl\u2019R express employee received multiple injuries last night when struck by a car on the Aylmer bridge, King St.East.Charles Ingham, of 165 Alexander St.was rushed to the Sherbrooke Hospital by Duran-leau and Jalbert Ambulance about one o'clock this morning.after being hit by a car , driven by Ernest Pelletier, 3001 Galt St West.Ingham was crossing the \\ road on the bridge when he was hit by the west-bound car.He was taken to hospital suffering from shock, a broken leg and injured ribs.W.J.TURNBULL Scotch is t i ie drink Dewars is tlie scotch & Dewars Special' Scotch Whisht/ \u2022\\'VS\t«7 i work.He said that there was a need for a spirit of play in work.\u201cThe idea that work is attractive \u2014 that idea is important,\u201d he added.\u201cWhat is a necessity,\u201d he said, \u201cis to realize that when you signed up for a job that you have a responsiblity to give that job the best you can.The result you'll get the best out of the job you had.\u201d He said that post office employees were doing an excellent job and that production was higher now than at any other time in the post office history.But he added, \u201cI don\u2019t think you\u2019re suffering because of that fact.I don\u2019t think, by and large, that you\u2019re being pushed that much.\u201d Turning his criticisms to the Postal Association itself, Mr.Turnbull said \u201cWe have a little tendency tow\u2019ards name - calling and when it gets into print, it creates a bad impression.\u201d Mr.Turnbull\u2019s remark that there was a postal employees bargaining group was greeted with loud denials from the delegates.\u201cOh yes,\u201d he said, \u201cyou have a Civil Service Commission that is made of civil servants like yourself that w'ant an increase, shorter hours\u2014just as you want.What better deal can you get than from men who are taken from your own ranks?\u201d But he did suggest some reforms in the commission.T think that the Civil Service Commission is not independent enough because they are civil servants, including the top, and because they have not been replaced in the last 10 years, they have a little tendency to want to please the boss.\u201d Further, he said.\u201cWhat I find right and proper is that we have some kind of tribunal, some court of appeal.\u201d In his closing remarks, Mr.Turnbull told the delegates that they should want the good of the country as well as their own.He said there was a need for \u201ca sort of divine dissatisfaction\u201d rather than \u201cdissatisfaction for the sake of dissatisfaction.\u201d When Mr.Turnbull finished his speech he received a standing ovation and rousing \"For He\u2019s a Jolly Good Fellow\u201d from the delegates.Ed Bryant On International Y's Men's Body Ed Bryant, member of the local Y\u2019s Men\u2019s Club has been selected by the International Association of Y\u2019s Men to act on t h e International Nomination Committee to elect officers for the ensuing year.This announcement was made at the first fall meeting of the Y\u2019s Men\u2019s club, held last night in the Magog Hotel.Mr.Bryant, who is former District Governor, is one of ten club members throughout the world chosen for the position.He was appointed by Ed Miller, International president.Agenda of last night's meeting w>as confined to plans for the forthcoming term.It was announced that the North Eastern Regional Conference would be held from Oct.5 to 7 in Torrington, Conn.Since this was the first official meeting following close of the boys\u2019 camp at Shore Acres, a special report was given concerning the annual project, which was this year under the direction of camp director, Sam Abbott.A successful summer was reported with 67 boys attending the camp.Two new cabins had been constructed by club members prior to the season opening.Guests at the meeting were Mac Cathcart of Sherbrooke and former club member, Mel Porter, now posted with the RCAF in Chatham, N.B.Optimists Hold Inter-club Meet At Lennoxville The Lennoxville and Water-ville Optimist Clubs joined in a mixed inter-club meeting at Elmwood Hotel with President Bert Keenan in the chair.Guests for the evening wore President Meredith Barter and twelve Waterville Optimists, and their wives.Equally welcomed were wives of the Lennoxville members.Guest speaker for the evening was W.S.Richardson of the Dominion Experimental Farm.Mr.Richardson gave an account of the development of the experimental farm system throughout Canada.He stated that the first farm was opened in 1886 at Ottawa and at the present.time there are 32 branch farms, two forest nursery stations, 20 experimental substations and 232 illustration stations.The main work done on the 750-acre Lennoxville farm, Mr.Richardson pointed out, was concerned with animal husbandry, field husbandry and field crops.Wes Nichol introduced the guest speaker who was thanked by Dr.H.G.Way.Seated at the head table were President Bert Keenan and Mrs.Keenan, Mr.Richardson and Mrs.Richardson, and MrM.and Mrs.Barter of Waterville.After the banquet of the Optimists and guests danced to the piano music of Ed Styles ot the Waterville club.Three Appear On Impaired Driving Count Two Sherbrooke men will probably think twice from now on before driving while under the influence of alcohol.One man, who appeared before Judge Richard Crepeau yesterday \u2019morning at Municipal Court received a fine of §50 and costs and had his permit revoked for 12 months.The second man appeared this morning and received the same fine but had his permit revoked for only three months.A third person arrested while driving with his faculties impaired had his choice of $20 and costs or a month in jail.He chose the latter.Roxton Man Loses Feet In Accident GRANBY, 1ml.Accept.Howard Smith ,.MacMillan ' IV' .Massey-Harris Mel\u2019oll Frontenat Mont Locomotive Dow Breweries Nat Steel Car .i Noranda Placer Dev.i Powell River .j Price Bros.: Quebec Power .Royalitr Oil i St.Law.Corp .Shawinigan So.Canada Power Steel of Canada Triad Oil Walker G W.Zeller's I 4 B'» 37 59'4 11 ¦''m 101 Ml 116 36 57*4 4,Vs 37 62'4 15*4 35 '.\u2019.8 60 13V« 45\u2019: 62 \"tS*! 7] 84 >4 .52 65*4 9 95 70 17 B I 21 B| 8\u2019-3 B SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith T M B.g y # X,1 Off £, 19*8 », NCA *,r.The ladies express their thanks i\u2019as worked at Oak Ridge and ihe University of California atomic laboratories.As a Ful-bright scientist last y\u2019ear he helped plan a Norwegian nuclear ship project.24 Teacher Staff Cowansville High School COWANSVILLE \u2014 The.Cowansville Consolidated High I 59 n , 101 Mi 115 36 57\u2019s 43 7 j 62 35 28 59:,i 13 li, 45 B; 61** i 26 Lj B j 15\u2019?j 84*v 52 B j 65*4 i 9 95 ; 69 25 B ! The bronze Statue ot Freedom on the Capitol Building in Wash ington, D C, weigh s 14,985 pounds.tHirîhfï IIADOI It At the Sherbrooke Hospital to Shirley and Bob Ba dour, a daughler, nine pounds, both doing well.Ora til*» COWLING At her late resi deuce, 15 Cookshire St, East Angus, on Wednesday, Sept.19, 1956, Frances Elizabeth Cowling, beloved daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs, R.C.Cowling.Resting at the above address.Fu neral notice later Johnston's LO 2 2466.\u201cI looked everywhere for that corduroy jacket, mom! , | What made you think of hiding it in the closet?\u201d ^ $900 Realized Af North Hatley Rummage Sale NORTH HATLEY\u2014The North Hatley Village Improvement Society held its 3B(h annual Rummage Sale in the Community Hall, many friends coming from the surrounding district to help make the affair its usual (manna! success.Over $tX)0 was realized.An ever popular feature is Ihe School resumed classes with a| drawing for lucky tickets, this, leaching stall of 24 teachers in year the winners being: Punch twelve new additional class| bowl and ladle, Mrs.Mason; cook ; i rooms and w'ith well over 500 jed ham.Jack Guild; un-cooked j pupils enrolled.\tj ham, Mrs.E.F.Stevenson; liquor j The following is the list of Mrs.F Irvine; dinner for four; teachers and their respective : at Hovey Manor.Mrs.Miller Hill, grades.\u2014Mr.Merton C.Tyler B.hooked rugs, Mrs.C W.Ken | A., C.I)., of Sweetsburg, princi- neriy.pal; Mr.Gordon Bown, B.Sc., During the noon hour lunch Cowansville, vice-principal; Ma- was prepared and served to the jor Alfred Kubens, (retired), workers by Mrs J.Ditchburn and Cowansville, Physical education \\jrs_ j.Hawse, and Manual Training; Mr.Bren Ion Sanford, B.Sc., of Three Rivers, French specialist.Miss Doris Welch, B.A., St.Lambert, teacher in Grade X; Miss Joan Taylor B.A., Knowl-ton.Grade 1XA; Mrs.Linford McClatchie, Cowansville, Grade IXB; Mrs.Robert McCutcheon of West Brome, in Grade VI1B; Mrs.Gordon Shu felt, East Farnlyim, Grade VH Mrs.Alfred Rubens B A., French, Elementary Grades up to VH.Mrs.Stuart Hawke, East Earn BAPTIST LADIES CIRCLE I he Ladies Circle of (he North Hatley Baptist Church held its opening fall meeting in the Sunday School Hall.The president, Mrs.L.Hawse, presided and the opening devotional period was conducted by Mrs.G.E.Bennett.Reports of the secretary and j treasurer were read and the members were pleaded lo hear | of (he success of the summer ac tivities, which included, three GODBOUT On September 18, 1956, the Honorable Senator Adr lard Godbout, ex Premier of the Province of Quebec, and lale husband of the former Dorilda Fortin, passed away In Montreal.He was 64 years of age.Funeral services will be bold on September 22.1956 The funeral procès sion wall depart from the lale Senator's home to the church in Frelighsburg.Que., where services will be held at 10.00 a.m.Interment will be at the cemetery in Frelighsburg.Relatives and friends may accent this as (heir invitation to attend.WAV 1) Suddenly at the Sherbrooke Hospital, on Wednesday, Sept.19, 1958, Dorothy Donahue, beloved wife of Peter Waud, in her 40th year.Resting at John slon's Funeral Chapel, 530 Prospect Sf , where funeral will leave, on Friday, Sept.21, for service in SL Patrick\u2019s Church, at 9 a.m.The interment will he held in Toronto, Onl.In iHrmnrtam MrV'BTTV \u2014 In mt»mo WHERE SMART WOMEN SHOP » Hi Ill Children's Poriraits At Home 6 Different Portraits 3\" x 4\u201d.One 8 x 10 folder.S4.90.Special price till October 1st only.For appointment, call LO.7-7351 Dick Gordon GORDON & WINDER ed around a decorated table and birthday cake.Mrs.Dean was assisted by Miss Jo-Ann Gilbert.Friends of Mr.W.E.Hether-ington, of Marbleton, will regret to learn that 1^ is a patient in Sherbrooke Hospital.* * * The friends of Mrs.Hope K.Gallant, of St.Michael\u2019s St., will regret to hear that she is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital, undergoing observation.\u2022 \u2022 * Members of the teaching staff of Mitchell School, were entertained at the tea hour, Monday afternoon, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon McCourt, Quebec St., which was attractively decorated with autumn flowers.Mrs.Wright W.Gibson presided at the dining table, covers ed with a white linen cloth, centered with crimson asters arranged in a low silver container and lighted with white tapers in silver candlesticks.Mrs.George McClintock and Misses Priscilla and Louise McCourt assisted in serving.Following the tea Mr.Gibson at the piano led the group in a sing song, which brought the delightful afternoon to a close.* * \u2022 Mrs.H.L.Mills entertained at her home, on Montcalm St., at a trousseau tea for her daughter, Miss Louise Mills, whose marriage is to take place Saturday.The guests were received by Mrs.Mills and the bride-elect, and Mrs.Herbert Sanders and Mrs.Edward Mills ushered them upstairs to view the beautiful trousseau on display.These being duly admired the guests were escorted to the living room, where refreshments were served from the lace covered dining table which was arranged with vari-colored fall flowers in a silver bowl and deep pink candles in silver holders.Mrs.George Cross, of Montreal, mother of the bridegroom, and Mrs.Alex S.Johnson, of Waterville poured.Assisting in serving were Mrs.F.H.Wilson, Mrs.Ernest Kim-mis, Mrs.Charles Smith and Mrs.Fred Bampton; Mrs.Don Sanders, of Waterville, Mrs.Ralph Sanders, of Newport, Vt., and Miss Janet Cross, of Montreal.Another says, \"Writers are always telling women how important it is for them to look attractive around home.But what\u2019s the use of looking pretty for a husband whose idea of perfect lounging clothes for himself is an old pair of khaki pants, faded and paint-stained, the limpest, most bedraggled sport shirt he can find and beat-up old loafers.No matter who drops in to see us, that\u2019s how they find my husband.If I\u2019m supposed to look neat and pretty why isn\u2019t he expected to ] look like a gentleman, instead of see how you look to your wife around the house?There\u2019s really no excuse for a man, these days, going around home looking like a tramp in the name of comfort.With all the good-looking sports clothes on the market surely a man can find something comfortable to wear that doesn\u2019t offend his wife.If you expect your wife to look her prettiest just for you is there any justice in your refusing to look even halfway human to please her?SPECIA1 OFFER! A gelatin salad can be given some variety by beating the top half separately with an egg beater.Featuring a special on three ply fingering f)£^ per Yarn, nylon reinforced .At 36* ox.This fin* yam is shrink rMistinq and available in attractiv* shad**.Ideal for seeks and sweaters and lust ^\tIn time for your fall knitting.[HE WOOL SHOP Lennoxville, Que.-family-size polyethylene pail of s Schwartz Peanut Butter at no extra cost ! \u2014\tremove handle \u2014 it's a refrigerator jar \u2014\tchildren's toy \u2014\tliquid container in lunch boxes iÇHWARTZ Butter Here's VA lbs.of Schwartz ever-creomy.fresh roosted hofnogemzed peanut butter in new multi-purpose unbreakable polyethylene plastic container .and at no extra cost?Try Schwartz smooth peanut butter containing more healthful Vitamin B than beef, cheese, liver or fish.Pick up yours today.\u201csay] SCHWARTZ rand be sure!\u201d BREAD and ROLLS VITAMIN ENRICHED BREAD 24 oz.when baked Tel.LO.2-2744 CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS v\\-.\t\u2014by Byrne Hope Sanders MONTREAL, Sept.20th\u2014\u201cThey\u2019re really wonderful\u201d .that\u2019s what I\u2019m saying to all my friends about delicious-tasting AYDS .and that\u2019s what Tm saying to you! For with Ayds\u2014and the Ayda Plan \u2014 you can lose weight simply, safely and quickly.Taken before meals, as directed\u2014Ayds\u2014 containing added vitamins and mine^ils \u2014 curb your appetite for fattening foods.Without starving yourself\u2014you just naturally eat less and lose weight.A Clinical Test has proved that those who ate delicious-tasting Ayds and followed the Ayds Plan lost twice as many pounds as those who used other reducing methods.Your money refunded if you don\u2019t lose weight with your first box.On sale everywhere.natural flavor of Firmer» life ?wtur MINI» mint lour Baby .will really enjoy the fresh, FARMERS WIFE .and thrive on the wholesome nourishment of these proven formula milks.Your doctor will tell you which type of Farmer\u2019s Wife is the best formula*^ c for the needs of your little one \u2014 maybe Whole Milk (Red Label) or Skimmed Milk (Yellow Label) or, perhaps, he will recommend the original high-protein, low-fat formula milk, with Vitamin D content increased \u2014the Partly Skimmed Milk (Blue Label).This was created at the request of pediatricians.Give your baby the benefits of Farmers Wife.Try This Baked Veal Cutlet! It\u2019s only one of a host of scrumptious dishes you can make with the delicately flavored LIPTON SOUPS.Lay in a supply of them today \u2014and experiment with your favorite recipes\u2014you can make superb gravies, sauces and casseroles\u2014 with Lipton Soups to bring a new richness and flavor to them.Here\u2019s a sample! Lipton Baked Veal Cutlet.2\u2019y cups water\ti lbs.veal rat let 1 pkg.Lipton Onion Soap 2 tbsps.cooking fat Prepare onion soup according to directions, with water.Ibredge veal with flour and cut into portions.Saute ie cooking fat until lightly browned.Place in baking dish, cover wiüx onion soup and bake 20 mins, in 250 deg.Here They Conte .» .clattering into the house all agog with the excitement of school ad-j ventures calling \u201cHey mum! I\u2019m hungry!\" .Bless them, of course they are.So be sure to keep a full supply of the delectable ROYAL INSTANT PUDDINGS on hand, for lunch, supper or dinner.You can make them in 1 minute, without cooking .and you\u2019ll never find a lump, nor a film with Royal Puddings \u2014 and none of that starchy taste.But the true chocolate flavor that youngsters love is there\u2014also exciting Butterscotch, Vanilla.Caramel, Coconut Cream, Strawberry Cream and Banana Cream, Serve all seven Royal Instant Puddings often and give your family the nourishment and the taste-delight of these popular desserts! Cireut-Al-Home .that\u2019s what our beautiful budgie, Sir Isaac, means to us.We\u2019ve rigged up bells and a ladder on top of his cage, as well as inside, for Sir Isaac loves to show off! The more we laugh at him, the more he climbs up and down ., waggles his head .whistles, chirrups and calls to us.He amuses himself all day long rn his busy little world \u2014 enjoying the BROCK'S N A T U R A L FEEDING DIET we keep him on .peering at himself in a mirror, ringing his bells, singing and chattering to himself.But when one of the family comes into the room \u2014 that\u2019s when the circus goes on! He's such fun! That Priceless Softening Ingredient in the exclusive formula of Lanolm Plus Liquid Make Up continues effective throughout the day.And you can match your skin tones exactly with this wonder make-up base .you can look pretttcr .and know that your skin is actually benefiting from vour use of LANOLIN PLUS LIQUID MAKE-UP.It keeps your skm softer and smoother; makes it look flatteringly natural ; blends all flaws into one velvety surface; protects your skin from weather, dirt and dryness \u2014 and, because lanolin is Nature's ou-n kind of lubricant, replaces the natural moisture in your skin.Get some quickly\u2014and see for yourself! wstont Getting Chilly?That means more hours inside to enjoy the cosy friendliness of a cup of INSTANT CHASE & SANBORN COFFRE .Seems to me that it was a very good idea to put a \"window\u201d in the new label on the jars of Instant Chase & Sanborn \u2014so that we can see for ourselves the rich coffee color .which we know means real coffee flavor.There is nothing more stimulai-ing \u2014 relaxing, too! \u2014 than hot coffee with all the flavor of freshly made coffee.That\u2019s what you find with Instant Chase A Sanbom \u2014 its really delicious! Won\u2019t you try it yourself?Picture Of Our Family Next June .That's us on the ship\u2014off on the holiday of a lifetime thanks to our Sunshine Account at the BANK OF MONTREAL.Our trip seemed an awfully long way off when we first decided we'd try to make it.But it's surprising how quickly our Sunshine Account has grown with regular deposits.We\u2019ve found it lots of fun watching our account grow with every pay-day .each deposit bringing us that much closer to sailing day and the best vacation ever.Have you a \u201cdream\u201d vacation you've always wished you could afford?Well, we've proved you can turn wishes into reality by steady saving at the B of M.Why not start saving for your \u201cdream\u201d vacation todav at \u201cMY BANK\u201d.It\u2019s Really Amaung Hot Many Women are doing tFieir mending -jqs.\tthese days with BONDEX HOT IRON' C ~ 4\tTAPE! You simply lay Bondex Hot Iron O\u2019't /0!*ISlfcTaPo 9'^ ?pot to be mended; press wiUi a hot iron for 3 or 10 seconds, and vou have a firm, neat patch that will hold fast through .countless washings! Sheets, pillow cases, work ' clothes, slip-covers, etc.mend them Um> 1\tfast, easy way with Bondex Hot Iron Tap« and Bondex Hot Iron Fabric.In assortewl colors at notion counters everywhere.All i aeprurad fay Good Housekeeping l SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY.SEPTEMBER 20.10S6 Mrs.Osborne Holt 406 Hatley St.\u2014 Magog Tel.VI.3-5131 h«s been appointed at a SOCIAL/PERSONAL NEWS CORRESPONDENT for the SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD and will accept social items, club reports and news about church activities, from Magog, and district.It would be appreciated.If those sending reports to Mrt.Holt, would have them written out when possible.Charles D.Hornet Is Convalescing MAGOG \u2014 Friends of Charles Desmond Hornett will be sorry to learn that he returned to the Montreal Neurological Institute, where he underwent surgery last Saturday morning.He is convalescing in room 419 at the Institute.and would appreciate any mail sent to him.Magog Kiwanians Plan Activities MAGOG.\u2014 The Magog Kiwan-is Club met at the Chateau du Lac Hotel here last Monday evening.when plans for the fall meetings were drawn up.This coming Monday, H V.MacDonald will report on the Kiwanis O.Q M Convention Oth er important events planned are the Granby Magog interclub meeting to be held in Magog on October 1st., a project planned for Oct 4th at the local Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans' Hall, and the club s annual charter and ladies' night which will be held November 12th Fifteen members of the club were congratulated for their perfect attendance during the month of August.Magog Curling Club Gets Large-Scale Face-Lifting Fall Drama In Jewellery! Milady\u2019s fall ensemble will be complete with the smart jewelry now on sale at our store.Make it a point to visit our store and choose the fall jewelry right for you.Our courteous staff will help you in every way to make the very best choice.FLORENT GERVAIS M.H.B.WATCHMAKER - JEWELLER Authorized Bulova dealer 398 Main St.West\u2014Magog, P.Q.\u2014Tel.VI.3-2426 Magog Sportsmen Want Puck Team MAGOG.\u2014 The Magog Sports Association are striving to raise funds to operate a hockey team during the coming winter.The lack of interest is very notable, one official of the local Sports Association reported.Last week the local Sports Association sponsored a show in the St.Jean Bosco Church hall staged by Ernie Lindell and his troop RODERICK LEMIEUX C.A.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 269 Main St.W.\u2014 Magog VI.3-3760\u2014VI.3-3407 MAGOG \u2014 The finishing touches are being put to renovations and enlargement of the Magog Curling Club.The loca I club has been enlarged considerably, having had an addition built on its front wing, measuring 20 x t>0 feet.The new section will allow new locker rooms for men and women, will allow a considerable enlargement of the lounge, a new kitchen, a larger, more modern bar and a more suitable entrance Also included in the Improve menu is a new oil-heating ays tom and a new roof.The total project will cost in the vicinity of $12.000.The eontrJet is held by the Martin Brohtcrs, General Contractors of Magog.Retiring president, F.rnest Fou liot said that these improNe ments have been asked tor by the members for some time A membership of 13d is anticipated for the coming season.Mr.Pouliot noted that Lloyd Styan will head the group as president.The club\u2019s official opening will take place in October.SAFE ^ WINTER STORAGE FOR YOUR MOTOR Leave your motor with us to be checked, cleaned, serviced and stored until spring.Call and get our low rates.HENRI MORIN 675 Thomas Ave.VI.3-3788 MAGOG EVINRUDE Sales and Service.Canadian Watercraft.Men s Winter Wardrobe Gets New Insulation NEW YORK \u2014 The principle of insulation has lately become prominent in the clothing field.It seems like a sensible idea to protect against the icy blasts with an insulated lining, rather than by merely making clothing bigger, bulkier and heavier.It\u2019s the same idea as building a house- it doesn't necessarily have to have thick walls for winter protection.The walls can be thin, but they're insulated.And winter clothing nowadays can bo relatively light in weight, but warm because it is well insulated.At the moment, this idea has come pretty far.Latest is US.Rubber Company\u2019s Insulair lining, which meets the qualifications of lightness and warmth.As a bonus, it's also buoyant, so a hunter with an Insulair-lined outfit can fall in a pond and he\u2019ll float.Garments with Insulair lining available include waist-length jackets in nylon, tackle twhll or poplin plaid; similar material in jackets of fingertip- or hip-length; hunting vests and vest wmrmers, worn under coats; various jackets and suburban coats INSULATED: Complete outdoor for campus or leisure wear; and suit of jacket, trousers, vest and a complete outdoor suit with In hood is lined with l .S.Rubber| sulair-lined jacket, trousers, vest Co.\u2019s new Insulair.\tand hood.Musical Group Planning Fine Winter Program MAGOG An interesting program has been planned by the Magog division of the J.M C.for the coming winter months The J M C, Jeunesse Musicale du Canada t Young Canadian Must eiansl, have engaged some exceptional talent for their 1956.17 term, and will begin selling tickets for these concerts this week Invited artists who will perform at these concerts are Marie Claire Jamet, harpist of France, Christian Larde, flutist of France; Fernande Chicchio of Italy and Michele Bonhomme, Quebec, vocalists; violinists Ronald Turini, New York; Anne Marie Globenski of A\u2019irnna.and Clement Qua la ker of Belgium Mr Quataker will be accompanied by the famous Frans Brouw, pianist, also of Belgium.Magog Merchants Group Flourishes MAGOG Jacques Audettc.'cereUry treasurer of the Magog Retail and Service Association an nounced this week that his organization now has a membership of 105 Mr Audettc said that a very keen interest exists among the merchants and businessmen members, and he feels certain that the future of the organisa turn will produce very .satisfactory results.The main object of the association is to promote bet 1er business practices in this city, and to encourage people from outside to come into this city to do their buying.\"To date,\" Mr Audettc said.' we have accomplished a hig part of our goal.\" .\t.Nine LIONS RFSl\u2019MF MEETINGS MAGOG.\u2014\u2014 The Magog Lions Club opened their new term with a business meeting last Wednesday evening, after a two month recess.The next meeting of the club will he held on Wednesday, September 26th with a special guest speaker.FRANCS CUB CELEBRATES MAGOG.Tlie Magog Francs Club celebrated its 10th anniversary with a banquet dinner at the Union Hotel last Monday evening.FRELIGHSBURG Mrs.A.F Malone, of Montreal.Is spending a few days at the home of the Misses Lena and Beatrice Holland A world of fashion at your feet this fall.Witness, for example, these shoe gems from our just-in collection featuring the season's news in comfortable shoe;.J.M.BESSETTE \"The Family Shoe Store\" 362 MAIN W.- MAGOG - Tel.VI.3-3376 EXCLUSIVE MAGOG DEALER FOR MEN'S DACK SHOES EXCLUSIVE MAGOG DEALER FOR WOMEN'S GOLDEN PHEASANT SHOES High Fashion Tweed For Easy-Going Coat at the stores of \u2022\u2022\t\u2022 r v.LeonC.Hamel IN MAGOG ?\tLadies'\t* Dresses ?\tFall Suits\t?Winter Coats ?Furs of all kinds MEN'S HABERDASHERY 366 Main St.West \u2014 MAGOG Tel.VI.3-2615 I Tweed is a big fabric for fall and winter fashions.Wq show here an easy, casual coat in brown, gold and blue British tweed with pushup sleeves and high-standing collar.\t(NEA) Who Says Magog Women Don't Know Quality.certainly the ones who shop et our store do, they come here to buy from our superior quality lines of sportswear end lingerie.Fashion leaders only are found here \u2014 such as numbers in our better known lines: \u2022 Jantzen Sweaters \u2014 Kenwood Blankets \u2014 Helen Harper Sweaters \u2014 and others, We invite you to stop in our store, to have e look at our exceptional selection of newly arrived WOOLLENS .especially TWEEDS, the craze for '57! This is where fashions have their first introduction to Magog.Come in soon, won't youl IRENE\u2019S Specialty Shoppe \"THE WOOL SHOPPE\" .R.E.WHITE, Prop.452 Main West, MAGOG, Tel.VI.3-2525 Royal Cafe Specialties \u2014 \u2022\tBAR B Q \u2022\tITALIAN SPAGHETTI \u2022\tSMOKED MEATS \u2022\tSTEAK \u2022\tCHICKEN to take out Georges Marcoux, prop.302 Main St.West Tel.VI 3 2663 Dress Right.You Can't Afford Not To .remember that to he successful you must present yourself properly .every successful product has a smart packaging and an impres sive presentation .make sure your own wrapping, your clothing is impeccable.Dress for success.look for the proper attire at our store where you'll find featured: Smart Well Tailored CLOTHING by PARKLEY \u2014 The Famous ARROW Shirt Line.WHENEVER Buying or Selling PROPERTY consult L.Lafontaine Real Estate Broker 316 College VI.3-3354 MAGOG 1S4 MAIN ST.WEST \u2014 MAGOG \u2014 TEL.VI.3 4997 MODERN.The Magog Way of Give your family's clothing new brightness, and freshness, the fashionable way, is the \"MODERN WAY\" \u2022 Dry Cleaning # Pressing, yes and now we've added a new service that you'll appreciate .we repair shoes \u2014 pick 'em up and deliver the same as laundry.WATCH FOR OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS \u2014 Advertised on the sides of our trucks.MODERN DRY CLEANING 30 Main St.East ENR\u2019G MAGOG, QUE.Telephone VI.3-3303 MAGOG\u2019S leading Men's Wear Store Present Their Improvements in men's wear, and we have them.Handsome clothing and colours \u2014 priced to please at Magog's man fashion centre, R.Beaudry Reg'd.Topcoats, Suits, Sport Coats, Pants and other clothing WORKMEN'S CLOTHING There I* e ipeeiel department here |u»t for the workmen of Magog and district \u2014 SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY! R.BEAUDRY REG'D A COMPLETE LINE OF CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.229 Main Street West \u2014 MAGOG \u2014 Tel.VI.3-4530 A Ten bHh.KbttOUK.fc> UA1LÏ ttKOUttO, IHOKbUAY, btHlt-MbLK ^U, 1930 OBITUARY CECIL F.AINSWORTH, OF BISHOPTON BISHOPTON \u2014 Friend» and relatives gathered on August 10, 1956, to pay their last respects to Cecil Ainsworth, who passed away at the Sherbrooke Hospital on Angust 16th., after a week's illness.Mr.Ainsworth, who was horn The secret of Relaxed at Bishopton on January 17,1008, was the eldest »on of Mrs.Olive Ainsworth and the late Albert Ainsworth.On September 16, 1936, he was united in marriage to Freda Harriaon, also of Bishopton.For the past 26 years Mr.Ainsworth had been associated with the Bishop Casket Factory.He had served in several public capacities and at the time of his death was serving on the Bishop-ton Town Council, the local School Board and the United Church Board.He was also a member of the 1.0.0.F.and was due for a 25 Year Jewel this fall.He was always willing to give of his time to help his neighbours and the community and his untimely passing is a great loss to all who knew him.Funeral services were held on i August 19th., at the Bishopton ! United Church, with Rev.Mr.Halt, of East Angus officiating.Music was played by the organist, Robert Smith.The bearer* were Lyle Herring, Colin Paih-ley, Herbert Howes, Carrol Bennett, Gordon Joyce and Irving Willard.Interment was in Lakeside Cemetery.Left to mourn his loss, besides his wife, is his mother, Mrs.Albert Ainsworth; two sisters, Mrs.B.Harris, Olive, and Mrs.It.Bott, Ruth, both of Corvallis, Oregon; four brothers, Henry, of Timmins, Ont., Albert (Ted), of Bishopton, Alfred, of Newmarket, | Ont., and Horace, of Bishopton.DENNIS THE MENACE By Hunk Ketcham MISS MARION BEATTIE, OF DUNBORO DUNBORO \u2014 Relatives and ! friends of Miss Marion G.Beattie ! were saddened to hear of her death which took place at her home in Dunboro on August 14.Miss Beattie was the fourth I daughter of the late Mr.and Mrs.| Walter C.Beattie, of Dunboro ! and received her education in the /// ; mourn her loss a dsughterin- Alt»., two «ister*-in-law, Mrs.i Albert Drew, of Raddlton, Sask.; law, Helen, a ion-in law, Harry Lawrence Swiü, of Edmonton, : Mrs.Jeasie Riddell, of Sawyer j Stoddard, two grandaona, Neil in(j j4rs, Gertrude Winslow, of ville, and Mr*.Sarah Hurd, o! Riddell end Bruce Stoddard, all Unnoxville; four ,untJi Mri.cookshire and Kveral niece» j L wrench\u2019s wail',\u2019 *f Edmonton\u2019, Ethel Seale, of Lennoxville, Mrs.nephews and cousins._ softer, safe^ your best tissue value *1 KNOW HE ACTS NAUGHT/SOMETIMES,\t(C MAT ,, ¦ A1f?.WlL$0N,BUTHES JUST A LITTLE.Hfc !=> NO I ü Rid your body of nervous tension and digestive unrest, and chances are you\u2019ll relax ! into really peaceful sleep.This is why many people drink | warm Ovaltine at bedtime.It ; works 3 ways to help you sleep j better\u2014 1\tOvaltine helps relieve nervous tension, aids relaxation for com- \\ plctc sleep.2\tOvaltine is easily digested.It supplies the ideal light nourishment to help prevent digestive unrest.4 Ovaltine supplies important food elements to help rebuild body cells\u2014so that you can greet the morning with pep.Give it a try! This famous \"nightcap\u201d comes in 2 flavours: ORIGINAL Ovaltine and CHOCOLATE Ovaltine \u2014at your food or drug store now! 20-3 Ovaltine HINTS COUECTED BY 1 (MOTHER Of 5) The play pen is a wonderful invention, especially when it\u2019s used as a happy haven for baby.Try not to use it as a punishment, but a promise of fun to come.Rotate toys from day to day so your little one will come to learn that there are surprises in store for him.In the joy of discovery he\u2019ll probably play happily for longer periods\u2014 won\u2019t mind returning to that little world of his very own.\u2022 \u2022 * Has baby discovered the golden delight of those sunny Gerber Strained Egg Yolks?Creamy, custard-like in texture, they have a r-egg flavor \u2019s bound to :aptivate an appetite.So good for baby because they\u2019re rich in vita-/\"\u2014x\tmin A and iron.' ^ * * « Safety first dept.Keep that safety strap on baby\u2019s bath table fastened whenever you diaper baby.Leaves _ Mr fresh -ctâtir car,tn both your hands free\u2014provides insurance against a possible tumble.* * * Bright idea division.Clever, column reading mother suggests these sensible brainstorms: 1.\tIf baby is beyond the formula stage, try using one of his bottles to measure liquids.Ounce markings insure accuracy.2.\tBorrow baby\u2019s \"outgrown'* nursery tongs to remove baked potatoes from oven; to turn over bacon or sausages.*\t*\t* Pure pleasure is the natural reaction to Gerber Strained Bananas.Made of fully-ripc fruit\u2014specially processed to preserve the true banana flavor and color\u2014 delicious \"as is\u201d or when used as lopping on baby\u2019s cereal.*\t\u2022\t» Delicious eating for baby too, in the shape of a delightful vegetable dish: Gerber Strained Garden Vegetables.The Garden Vegetables happily combine peas, carrots and spinach for a delightful taste surprise .are notable for high vitamin-A value and iron.Gerber Baby Foods, Niagara Falls.Canada.local district school and at Cow-.ansville High School, after which \\ she took a nursing course.She was on The staff of the Brome-Missisquoi Perkins Hospital in Sweetsburg for three years before going to Cobourg, Ontario, where she spent ten | years.Three years she was a j member of the nursing staff of the Cobourg Hospital and seven years as office nurse for Doctors Stilkins, Shaw and Woods, of Cobourg General Hospital.Tn March 1955, Miss Beattie was taken suddenly ill and entered the Cobourg Hospital, where she remained under observation for several days before being removed to the Toronto General Hospital where she underwent surgery.After being in hospital for two months, she was removed to the home of her sister, Mrs.Milton Tibhits in Cobourg, where she was tenderly cared for by her sisters, Mrs.Tibhits and Miss Margaret Beattie, T.A., of Dun-horo, until she was able to take the trip home.Those left to mourn her passing are three brothers, Arthur, Walter and Norman Beattie, of Dunboro; four sisters, Geraldine, Mrs.Milton Tibhits, of Cobourg, Ont,; Irene, Mrs.Earl Perkins, of East Dunham; Miss Margaret Beattie, of Dunboro; and Jennie, Mrs.George Wilson, of Dunboro; three sisters-in-law and three brothers-in-law; fourteen nephews and nieces, six grand nephews and nieces, an uncle, W.Time-Saving*.Labour-Saving! And so Convenient.J.Beattie, of Cowansville; three aunts, Mrs, Edwin Spencer, of Sutton; Mrs.Ohpha Hunt, of Iron Hill; Mrs.Arthur Jones, of Brigham ;numerous cousins and a host of friends.The funeral service was held on Friday, August 17 at Draper\u2019s Funeral Home in Cowansville, conducted by Mr.Irvin Wells, of Brockvillc, Ont., assisted by Mr.Keith Jackson, of Kingston, Ont., friends of the deceased.Mr.Wells spoke from the text \u201cMary hath chosen that good part which shall not be taken away from her,\" comparing Marion\u2019s life with that of Mary\u2019s.Two favorite hymns sung, by Irvin Wells, Keith Jackson and Miss Verna Sullivan, of Magog, were \u201cLet not my Soul be filled with Needless Sorrow\u201d and \u201cCalled home to Rest.\u201d The many friends attending funeral and the beautiful floral offerings, testified to esteem felt for Miss Beattie.The bearers were Earl Perkins, James Westover, Earl Hornett, of East Dunham and Farnam\u2019s Corner; Milton Tibhits, of Cobourg, Rodney Tibhits, of Hamilton, Ont., Arthur Townsend, of Dunham.Interment was made in the United Church Cemetery at Farnam\u2019s Corner with Rev.Dr.S.W.Boyd, of Sutton, officiating.Among those in attendance were: Mr.and Mrs.M.Tibhits and son, Harold, of Cobourg; Mr.and Mrs.Rodney Tibhits, of Hamilton, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.W.Melen, of Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Close, of Moscow, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Witty, of Kingston, Ont, Mrs.George Streeter, of Newport Vt, and many relatives and friends from Magog, Sherbrooke, Mansonville, Farn-j ham, Sutton, Waterloo, Iron Hill, Knowlton, Dunham, Cowansville, j Sweetsburg, Montreal, West Berkshire and Newport, vt your favourite- SHORTENING SHORTENING canad fe I S^A________ £ off me Mùuuut > purees on your next purchase iyit Homemakers everywhere hove asked for if\u2014ond here it is! Now you can buy JEWEL SHORTENING in a sfrikirvg red and gold 3 lb.tin.with a special coupon inside worth 25C off the regular price of your next purchase of a Jewel 3 lb.tin.This offer expires March 31st, 1957.MRS RUFUS RIDDELL, OF CALGARY, ALTA., Formerly of Randboro.RANDBORO \u2014 The death occurred on Friday, August }7th, of Mrs.Rufus H.Riddell at her home in Calgary, Alta.Mrs.Riddell, the former Evelyn Swail, was born in Bulwer on January 14th, 1893, daughter of the late Valentine Swail and his wife, the late Laura Hurd Swail.On September 25th, 1924, she was united in marriage to Rufus H.Riddell and of this union two children were born, James and Laura.The greater part of her life was spent in the Eastern Townships, about five years ago the family moved to Calgary, where they have since resided.A funeral service was held on Saturday, August 18th at Jacques Funeral Home in Calgary, after : which the remains were brought to Sawyerville.Prayers were held at the Undertaking Parlor with the funeral service in the Randboro United Church.Rev.! 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