Sherbrooke daily record, 7 mars 1946, jeudi 7 mars 1946

[" 1916\t\tMARCH\t\t\t1946\t S\tM\tT\tW\tX\tF 1\tS 2 3\t4\t5\t6\tT\tS\t9 10\t11\t12\t13\t14\t15\t16 17\tIS\t19\t20\t21\t22\t23 24 31\t25\t26\t27\t2S\t29\t30 ShctbrookePailiilEecotd WEATHER COLDER Forecasts : Fresh south-west to west winds; cloudy with scattered showers.Friday: Generally fair and a little colder.Temperatures yesterday: Maximum 46.minimum 29.Year\tMaximum 40, minimum 31.THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS Established 1897.SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, THURSDAY.MARCH 7.1946.Forty-Ninth Year World News IlCanada Will Loan in Brief 81,250,000.000 On Similar Terms As Planned U.S.Loan Britain T\u201d1' Nationals Barred From Spain Iranian Troops Prevented By Reds From Moving Into New Delhi, March 7.\u2014 (C.P.)\u201d-\u201cFiv* person» were reportée! killed and 10 injured today in riots which broke out in the business section of Old Delhi.The deaths were cr :sed when civil and military *e fired three times into\ty crowds demonstrating: ?st victory week celebrations.A curfew has been imposed in Old Delhi from 9 p.m.to 5 a.m., British authorities an~ nounced.Gurkha troops were called out to help preserve order following the demonstrations.* Ottawa, March 7.\u2014(C.P.) \u2014The R.C.A.F.air transport base at Down Ampney, G!ou-csater.hire, England, will be closed next month, releasing about 1,500 Air Force personnel from the 10,000-man R.C.A.F.occupation force for repatriation by the end of April, Air Minister Gibson announced today.Closing of the Down Ampney base, where 800 ground crew personnel went on a two-day sit-down strike last month in protest against repatriation grievances, results from a 40 per tent reduction of the aircraft of No.436 and 437 \u2022quadrons.The reduction, approved by the British Air Ministry, will begin April 1 and will enable both squadrons to be based at Odiham, Hampshire.* * * Rome, March 7.\u2014(Æ\u2019i\u2014The Rome newspaper II Tempo today reported that \u201cinsurgents\u201d had occupied the town of Andria, 30 miles northwest of the Adriatic seaport of Bari, after two days of rioting in which two policemen and a number of civilians were killed.The paper, which identified the \u201cinsurgents\u2019\u2019 as unemployed laborers, said that telephone communications with the town had been cut and that it was virtually isolated.Police reinforcements were reported en route to the town from Bari and Taranto * * * Nuernberg, March 7.\u2014(Æ1) -Franz von Papen, wily Nazi diplomat, asked the International Military Tribunal today to question King Gustav V of Sweden to prove that von Papen sought to bring peace to Europe in 1939 and 1940.The monarch\u2019s testimony was sought, the tribunal was told, to show that defendant von Papen asked him in 1934 to tell Hitler of the dangers of the Nazi anti-Semitic policy and begged him in 1939 and 1940 to intervene to keep peace in Europe.Through his lawyer, von Papen suggested the king be questioned \u201cin a manner which the tribunal deems suitable.\u201d Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe said the prosecution had no objection.The German diplomat also informed the tribunal he intended to prove he sought to institute peace overtures in 1942, both with United States representatives in Turkey and with the Vatican.* * * Bombay, March 7.\u2014 (Reuters)\u2014Forty thousand Moslems from India, the Middle East and Africa are living and eating free this week in eight large camps here as part of the celebration of the Aga Khan\u2019s diamond jubilee, which will reach its climax Sunday when the 250-pound potentate will be weighed against diamonds.Loan Will Contribute To Mutual Trade Development London, March 7.\u2014(Reuters)\u2014.Mr.Attlee said the agreement; Prime Minister Attlee, in a state- 4]so contained a provision that the] ment also issued simultaneously ' mtyest-free loan granted Britain voT , \u2022\t.m 1942 would be continued on the today m Ottawa by Prime Minister i6ame basis unti! Januaryt 185l, Mackenzie King, told the British and that before then the two gov-House of Commons that under a ernments would discuss how ser-new loan agreement Canada \u201cwill ivice and repayment of any out-provide the government of the!standing balances of the loan United Kingdom with a credit of would be treated.I Another provision, he said, would \u201cThis credit, Mr.Attlee said, ; involve cancellation of Britain\u2019s in- \u2022_wi:l carry interest at two per cent debtedness concerning the Oom- jrom January 1, 1951, and will be jnonwealbh Air Training plan.\u2019The repayable over 50 years beginning am(>un,t 0f this indebtedness is at the end of 1951.As m the case «.op onn nflf, » of the United Kingdom-United ; ' Vi kail y, he said, in regard to ex- change controls and import restric Canadian Credits Represent Entirely New Loan and Are Not Connected in Any Way With $700,000,-000 Interest-Free Loan Made to Britain in 1942.Ottawa, March 7\u2014ÏB\u2014Canada has agreed to loan Britain $1.250.000,000, Prime Minister Mackenzie King said today in announcing some of the agreements reached during loan negotiations which concluded yesterday.Terms of the loan are similar to those of the $1,100.000,-000 loan to the United Kingdom by the United States, said Mr.King in a statement that was released simultaneously in London by Prime Minister Attlee.The Canadian credits represent is an article providing for the\t,\t____^ waiver of interes: payments in de- Ltlof \u2019 1the governments had agteed fined cihcumstances.\u2019\u2019\teach ^ \"not.^ 1 avor* Immediate tmrnose of the aeree- ' ab,y\tthan\tProvided for in any | immea,.ue puipo.e ot tne agiee ;\tt\twhich either of them 1\tan\tentirely\tnew oan\tand\tare\tnot ment, the Prime Minister said, wae agieemem._wini.ii eunci m\t, \u201cto overcome Britain's temporary bas made with the government ot , connected iji any way with $700,-financial difficulties in purchas-j anY\tecnlni*:ïT-\t,\t1000,000 interest-free loan made to ing from Canada.\u201d The agreement ! A supplementary agreemen.also | gr;tajn j jojo also would contribute to steady I was\tarranged, Mr.Attlee said, foi .\t., trade development between the settlement\tof remaining cltims )\tThe\tnew loan will\tcarry\tinterest two countries, removal of trade each government had against the at two per cent from January 1, barriers and free use of currencies ; other arising from their respective for international trade.\t! war efforts.Charge Reds Ruin j IWava Data Kungary Oil Well ^ j)emanded By Godbout Motion by Liberal Opposition Leader for Tabling ot Orders-in-Council Is Ruled Out of Order.(The following dispatch, filed in Budapest Feb.19, still is withheld by\u2019 the Russian censor there.However, it was sent by courier to another European capital for radio transmission.Indefinite &up-pression of this dispatch without notification to the writer that it was being withheld was one reason for a protest filed with the Allied Control Commission for Hungary by Jack Guinn, AP corresoondent.) By JACK GUINN Budapest, March 7.\u2014(.(P)\u2014^Responsible United States sources said Feb.19 that \u201cthe Russians have ruined one American oil well\u201d in the Lispe area fields in southwestern Hungary and that the total damages So date from the Russian operation of this American property amounted to roughly $2,5,'0'0'0,00'0.The sources, who ashed to re-_ main anonymous because of a de-jsire \u201c'not to get involved with the | Russians,\u2019\u2019 said another well on ¦the American-owned Hungarian- Quebec, Mar-ch 7.\u2014(CP)\u2014A motion by Liberal Opposition Leader Adélard Godbout asking for a tabling of correspondence and Orders-in-Council respecting a contract granted Bollinger North Shore Exploration Company' Limit 1951,\tand will be repayable over 50 years, beginning at the end of 1952.\tAs in the case of the United Kingdom-United States loan, there is an article providing for the waiver of interest payments in defined circumstances.The agreement contains a pro- ' vision under which Canada agrees to cancel the $4'25,000,0Of) Britain still owed as her share of the cost i of the British Goimimionwe&kh Air, Training Plan.A supplementary agreement] was arranged for the settlement of ] London, March 7.\u2014)\u2014iSpain, all remaining claims which each vz- ~\t1\t\u2022\t.r government has against the other, flgtong baok a«amst the nlOTe-arising out of the war.FRANCE \u2022Laurdfi sccy ÈnciJoy, w%;:&Son Ub'A>*n' SonfqmJtr*' V,.\u201e Ch «do»\tB'1»»1 Pomplono Burgoi*\tH««ko* Itrtdo SPAIN \u2022 Zan>t«(a Puigcctdo Vimrio* * Santiago \u2022 Montorte Torogono \u2022CoteHiyMc! \u2022 Voiladolid \u2022Zamora \u2022Segovia Salamanca ^ (j) Madrid #Aroftj«t|: Toledo* \u2022Alcarav CofteHon \u2022 Castelo Branco Albocclc rucrtollono Badajoz Mtipcio# Corfag LISBON Linarot* \u2022Jacn Cordoba Mediterranean Sea Granada# Sevilla# Malaga ïvvi-'îiMUyiy Son FernandoV^.Gibralfo \u2022d0> FRANCE Toulouse# \u2022Castras V^Biarriti He Bayonne # St.Gaud «ns \u2022 .Narbonne Tarbes# Lourdes # neres# \u2022 Ccrcasfon'ne St Girons \u2022 Limoux ftrcrpignanlS^ Perthus \u2022Ipôrt Vc'nd'rM \u2022 Port Bon 'ÏÏ \u2022 Pamplona SPAIN \u2022Humco \u2022Borbaitro Logrorto #rafo|lo Bourg Moderne ¦ Alfaro \u2022 Corolla \u2022Torozono n Feliu «Motaio ïa.L'Ti \u2022 Bolaguer \u2022 Lerido \u2022 Frago Zaragoza Miles \u2022 Bodolono ;-f cj?nrcelono Towns Reported Evacuated By JOSEPH C.GOODWIN f Tehran, March 7.- (Tt - Russia\u2019s intentions in northeastern Iran were further clouded by an announcement that Red army forces had prevented Iranian troops from moving into three (towns which Soviet officials had said they were evacuating last Sat \u2022 urday.i Announcement of the Red ]army's action, made by the Iranian War Ministry, came as Premier Ahmed Qavam prepared to return i home from a mi uon to Moscow at wliich he formally protested Kus-fia\u2019s delay in quitting Iranian soil.| The War Ministry said a divis-\u2019ion of Iranian troops, which left here in two units Saturday ami Sunday with instructions to occupy the towns of Sam nan, Ehahrud and Mcvhed, had been halted by Phone Tie-Up In U.S.Has Been Averted New Wage Agreement Establishes National Wage Pattern Covering All Members of N.F.T.W.Washington, March 7.\u2014UP)\u2014Ti e Executive Board Af (lie National Federation of Telephone Worker» today ordered cancellation of tlm threatened tvtrike of 250,000 ie'e-Russian forces til) miles eaet of j phone workers.| Strikes were on here and in Baltimore, however.Tehran.The three towns named by the War Ministry were specifically, mentioned by Moscow last Friday '' telegram from Joseph A, in a statement declaring that.Rus- Be into, union president, to mum her sian troops were being withdrawn\tunions of\tthe\tN.F.T.W.\t-.aid an from come areas which were ; agreement\t\u201cin\trespect 1o\tv ages for \u201cmore or less quiet.\u201d\t; affiliâtes has been reached\u201d and The news that Ahmed Qavam that the member unions which had had registered a protest in Mos\twage disputes\twith the\tAmerican cow on behalf of his government\tTelephone\tand\tTelegraph\tCompany was disclosed l.vl night by act 1 were \u201cin general, in agreement it g Premier M.Q.Bayatt at a with the settlement.\u201d sen.iou of the Iranian Parliament,: Mr.Beirno\u2019a telegram was base! which assembled seerotlv aft1'\" Leftist demonstrations and riots on a wage pattern established by an agreement» between the A.T.had prevented it from meeting for;nnd nm] Hip K,.(fcrat|on of L\u20190 three dayis.; (Dispatches from Moscow lari Lines Telephone Workers, an N.F, Spain yei.vie.rday barred all Frcnoh nationals from Spain and her possessions, and this was regarded as a retaliatory step against the French action last week in closing the Frcneh-Spanirh border to commente.Spain\u2019s order was received calmly in Paris.\u2014 - .- Madrid Radio Claims Spain Aided Allied Cause In War French-Span kb border to commerce, was regarded calmly in Paris.ment abroad for replacement of Under this supplementary agree- the Franco regim/e, has maintained ment, the United Kingdom Gov-, that her government aided the Al-ernment will make a payment to ]jed powers during the war by pre-Ganada of $150,QI0'0,CKM) and will venting Axis domination of the cancel all its claims on the Can- Meriterranean, North Africa and ed for development of mining re-'adian Government outstanding as the Near East, sources in New Quebec was ruled at February' 2i8.\tj \u2018'Hitler planned to enter Spain In return, the Canadian Govern- January 10, 1941.We saw the in-ment will cancel all its outsitand- tention of the two dictators to in-jfered to enter the war on the Axis ing claims on the United Kingdom corporate Spain into the Axis and side, as the American State De- W not otherwise dealt with, includ- et> to dominate the Mediterranean, , partment has charged.All out of order last night by Hon.Alexandre Tache, Speaker of the Quebec Legislative Assembly.After five hours of debate, Mr.jf night said there formed little ! r.W.affihate Thopaltern provide, Mbilily that Ahmed Qavam would ! for smw.$6\u2019800\u20190(^ \u2019Vnnf, reach an accord with Soviet of- dlb'out challenged the de iuc ^ it will be a matter of months before j Sisi0n hut it was upheld.46-34-1 ratification by the British and ! .-bro-adc\u201cs^ d«rlared-\t(Spain, saying tliat such action was ^ «nid fhp i rvi\tEnp\tLn~ '-\u2019unuu ouiLt.- -rt n.nts will be published short- ot:e vho Prevented i £SKS* Fr\u2018 ¦i | The Spanish government in exile j The crui ers Triomphant and , waukee last December, which do-.' continued to urge in Haris that the Emile\t*\t\u2019 '\t\u201d L was Allied powers sever all relationi'.\u2014 ranco,\" - diplomatic and commercial\u2014with the pressure is down and the entire : H,owever> ^ter talks betbween I r,\t, -\tand the House I\tParlia'm'en,ls- \u201cSpain did not want to enter the only mean* of forcing Franco .u * .\t, and did not enter the war, in spite from power.it was decided to let the|f , .\t.1q.9 \\e lnAeree'\u201c' of all the coercion of the Axi- In Bogota, a meeting called to 'fiee loan miade in 1942 should con- j>0.wer6i wiül the1r tK)0pS on our i urge the Colombian government sent a note to Marshal Ktememti I In debate on the Godbout mo-11 ok,®\tr\toonciitnons un-ilifrontierSi ready break in and j to break off relations with Spain Y.Voroshilov calling attention to tkm, Guy Robert (L\u2014Lotbiniere) | ^Before that date the two rov ! raa^cAdo,Wn,°nc!r\"brait,ar-, I vTas .fo4,0?'.*'t ^ a ^hour bat-\u2018\t¦ earn that to nrevent \u201che Union\tc Hîa,. tut\u201e «.altfsrv /vf GAD a\tv.OîYimiS\u2019SÎOD IuS&Lt it nSS htPIl War! more than the amounl paid 1\tsinC\u20ac th* salari« ^\tWashington, March 7.\u2014UP,\u2014At i.«\tMinister\tcommissioners were raised not so least two witnesses probably will Mr MMSurwaT* formerly a I long ago there has been a fairly testify today in opposition to ^ , w p;\tA general tendency to let salaries of claims that the proposed St.Law- Information Supplied Out Of Sympathy For Russians By GEORGE KITCHEN [whether I should continue to co-Canadian Press Staff Writer [operate under the circumstances.\" Ottawa, March 7.\u2014KP)\u2014Most of'.Wherl the Commission\u2019s second those who supplied secret informa- - 1Ijt*riTn report, with its new tion to Soviet agents in Canada i c,h5r^5S,\u2019 ^1 C(>m6 was not did so more out of sympathy for the ' \u2018\"\u2019tely but it was constdered Soviet Union than for financial i h.kely >t would be released some gain, official circles close to the time next week, possibly Monday Royal Comission inquiry into the orT,^ll^srJay TROOPS ON THE MOVE Homeward bound: Due at Halifax\u2014S.S.John Hopkins (Thursday) with 32 offic ers and 226 other ranks of the Canadian Army.Due at New York\u2014S.S.City of Durham (Thursday) with three members of Canada's armed fcrces.Eimik Bert in and escoi titig craft cidod on a $2-a-day wage demand, were E,landing off Haiphong, port | Last month rcprcscntatiye* of n« of Hanoi, the Indo-China capitol,!-''\u20191 jocals met again ami nv'H ;\u2022» with troops prepared to take over strike call even thougn -soni\" (>.r.o occupation from CJiincse forces.; unions _ha-i 71% 52% O l rg MELBORO The regular jont meeting of the MASSAWIPPI BRIGHAM Mrs.Percy Isaac, of Orillia, Ont., spent a week-end at the home of her father, Mr.0.F.Scribner, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Armstrong and Mrs.S*cribner.U.S.Rubber U.S- Steel 32% 6514 82 34% 11 a.m.95% 189% 45% 101 121% 71% 52% 82 65 57% 32% 66\tV4 82 34% MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Asbestos Corp.B.A.Bank Note Bathurst Paper .Bell Telephone .Brazilian.Building Products j Can.Brewery .j Can.Cement Pfd.¦ Can.Car & Fdy.I Can.Celanese .\u2022! Can.Ind.Alco.A Open 11 a.m.31%\t31 24\t24 19% B 20 A 198 26% 32 B 21% 144 17 53 198 26% 33 A 21% 144 17 63 % MONTREAL CURB MARKET Open 11 a.m.7*.16 B Can.Pacific .: Con.Smelters .Westinghouse .\t34%\t34% Dom.Tai & Chem.-\u2014\u2014\t! Dist.Seagrams .COUNTRY AND DAIRY Dom! s.&'c.'\u201c'b,v PRODUCTS PRICES Dorn Textile .Foundation Co.Montreal, March 7.\u2014 Markets Gen.Steel Wares were steady.Eggs continued strong HoHinger Cons.Howard Smith .17% B 18 A 21% 21% 84%\t84% 24% B 25 A Women\u2019s Missionary Society and entertained one evening in honor; Mrs.Hannah E.liott wae in Cow- .\t.\t¦ Women s Association was held one ; , , \u2022\t, his\t\u201e\t,\tansville, a the home of her daugh-|\t^?.rfce\u2018.P\u2018-s stlU bu.showing afternoon at the home of Mrs.j ^ tnCir\tS0T1 and hi.,\twife, Mr.\tand Mrs g Fullel.t and Mr Fulftr a\tslight increase\twitn John Barringtoft, with an attend-;Mr*- Lome Armstrong.Mr.;\t_______________ .mand.Butter was fi ance of nine members and one! Armstrong recently returned from Sell unwanted articles through :\tIn Üje province of Que- visitor.The theme of the ^-M.Sri over5\u20acag Cards were played at the Record Want Ads.\u2014Low cost i ^ni Gntano ^or the week end- ,\t' \u2018 C., , portion of the meeting was 4X}od 3 \u2022;\t, .^\t,\u2022\t,\tf01-\t0\tMarr-n 9r,A rntalpH 1 hnY^« inter.Ninei .healing power.\u201d The president, i\tS\u20acven ubles-\tthe\tPr!Zes going to;f°''\tconsecut.ve Mrs.D.J.Stevens, was in the Mrs.Malcolm Gilbert, Mrs.Maurice ;-\u2014- chair and the meeting opened with Brown, Mr.Brown and Mr.Keith the hytno, Bie=t Are the Pure *n , Àj^sTti-ong.phe guests of honor Heart,\u201d followed by meditation,! .\t.read by Mrs.Stevens.The minutes recelved 5m« ver>' gifts, for, 97 41% 13% 93 B SOB 19 16 B 31% 40% 15% 99 ^ 97 4.1 % 13% A>bitibi .Abitibi Pfd.B.C- Packers .Cons.Paper Cochenour Wi-lans 4.25 Donnacona .\t16 Ford of \u201cA\u201d - 29 Fraser Co.\t56 Jam.ihib.Service 14% B 14% \\ Labatt\u2019s\t.\t25%\t25% P to Cons.6.50 B 6.90 A Powell River\t.\t30%\t30% Hyalite Oil ______ 21\t21 7% i % 97 % B 98 A A 46%\t49% 16% A 4.25 16 29 56 Have you read the Want Ad» lately?Perhap* there i> something 94% A advertised you would like to buy, 30% A -* 19 17% A 31% B 41 % A 15% 22% BIRTHS of the last meeting were read by, which they thanked their friends.BANKS._At the Sherbrooke Hos.season ¦\t.ed Marche 2nd totaled 1,S80 boxes\t.s r ion».compare(j\t2,10,6 boxes for the Lang-Jorm ., corresponding week of last year.Massey Hams .Potatoes were firm with supplies Molson s Brewery light and demand good and a car ^ont:- Power .from Minnesota arrived, being the first from that sector so far this MB B\tTHE NEW gp ¦ | Premier : | \" THEATRE \" \" \".1; ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦*' \u2022\tNOW UNTIL SAT.- SFFJCTACTJLAR Thrill S e q u \u2022 1 t/j Ï \u201cFlicka.\" Greater .Grander in B\\»«Ty Wo\\ ctacula* cnHNlCOLOR f L-tiJ If McDOWALI I -rniimsor ¦ i m i i I \u20142ND EXCITING HIT\u2014 The Heart-SUwins S»tory of ft Woman\u2019» Infatuation and a Man's Great Liove ! \"BEHIND CITY LIGHTS,\u201d with Lynne Rloberts, Peter Cookson, Jerome Go^van, Esther Dale.Wm.Terry.EXTRA \u2014 \"ALL STAR MUSICAL REVUE.\u201d\tWoricpartment of Transport.CARD OF TIHAiNKS We wish to thank all our friends esi>eci-ally the Ladies' Aid and the Women\u2019s MissTonan' Society of the United Church and Rev.Edwards, who were so kind during the recent illmess and subsequent death of Mrs.A' G.Allardyce.Their kindness was greatly a y predated, by the deceased.MRS.TITOS.GERHARD AND FAMILY.Waterville, Que.IN MEtMOR'LAM In loving memory of John Brittan, who died on March 7th, 1|944.Still ever near us though unseen The dear immortal «pints tread For all the boundless universe is life, There are no dead.K1S WIFE IN MElMORlIAM M AiRTUN.- In loving\u2019 memory of my dear mother, who passed away on March 7th, 1045.One year has passed since that sad day.When the one I loved was called away.Al'ways remembered by her daughter, GLENN A Brome, Que.FIXTURES W-c have just received a very complete stock of ceiling- fixtures, wall brackets, etc.Gompare our prices.NEW ARRIVALS! Electric Healing Pad* F/lectric Heaters Two-Burner Hotplates Boudoir Red and Table Sets Romington-Uand Electric Shavers Dormeyer F.lectric Food Mixers Silex Coffeemakers Shades of all type* Table, Junior and Bridge S4yle.EXTRA SPECIAL! HASSOCKS, Assorted Colors Your choice: $2.95 NOW ON DISPLAY \u2014 1946 léonard Refrigerator 1946 Thor Washer 1946 ABC Washer 1946 Combination Radio Orders accepted for future delivery WE RENT \u2014 VACUUM CLEANERS FLOOR POLISHERS RADIOS RADIO * ELECTRIC REPAIRS! of all kinds.Keeler & Cross, Limited 81 Wellington North \u2014 Phone 3660 Next Door to City Hall LOVELY Spring Flowers from VAUDRY'S Daffodils .$],.-,()\tdozen Tulip* .$2.00\t\u201d Single Slocks.$2.00\t\u201c Double Stocks .$3,00\t\u201c Carnations .83.00\t\u201c Marigolds .$1.00\t\u201c Sweet Peas.50\t\u201c POTTED PLANTS Cyclamen .$1.00 to $2.00 Primulas .$1.30 Hyacinths .$1.00 Tulips .$1.00 ALL KINDS OF FLORAL DESIGNS H.L.M.VAUDRY LENNOXYTLLE Tel.27-,1 IN MEMOBÜAM BRJTTAN.-In kmnvr memory of gup dear fatlie:- and grandtother, who died an March 7th, 1944.Gone, dear father, gone forever How we mis* your smilinç face, But you left ue to remember, None on earth can take your place.A happy home we once enjoyed, Ht>w sweet the memory still, But death has left a loneliness 'Mie world can never fill.His daughters, KVELVN CON W \\Y, Sherbrooke.Que.LÆLY S.1 Ê® \\NU GRiANEKTHil UDRiEN, Cht lo#®.Que TN MFMO\u2019FtlAM JOHNSTON.In loving memory of our dear husband and father.T.Linton Johnston, who passed away on March 7th, 1940.Deep In our hearts your memory is kept, We smile with the world but never forg«tt Ever remembered by HIS WIFE AND FAMILY.COUCHS coses w\tYOU CAN\u2019T BEAT n Nominal.Traded.b Bid.a Offered t BUCKLEY\u2019S MIXTURE DEMONSTRATION At The New Sherbrooke Hotel Thursday and Friday, March 7 and 8, 1946 If you cannot courue to the demonstration, write to \u201cAcousticon,\u201d 41B Brewster, Sherbrooke, and we will mail you a booklet giving full particulars on this marvellous new- invention.NO BATTEiRIE'S (ONLY TOM THUMB) ONE WIRE ONLY lAOOUSTTCUN.Thrilling Post- War News for the HARD OF HEARING Announcing the The amazing: »tory of a Nazi Werewolf Who came into a hvorm* as a trusted boy, to turn Into a cruel, lying and murderous one ! tftriviy Mdtac*! 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seriously ill sing song, assisted by Jack Car-! of Prayer planned by the Boards of | canon j ( svue Military Host at Roval January.d$?n\tomnui\t.tions\tj The\tseoorit\ti deb\tate in t\the Skin- s C\t\there\tner Ti\t¦ophy s\ton OS\tat the V\tniversity to\ttv.y\tfinal\tof Bis\thep\u2019s (\tre 11\te will t.\ttike place ÈC10,\ta fay\torite\tit) the\tCon vo\tcatioi\tu Hall t,\to night at \twho\tpass-\teight\tO VI Ov\u2019\tk, \\v'\then t\\v\ta teams, .Ar.\tno t'.y\tBel-\t:repres\teminK\tthe :\t\\rls and\tDivinity \t.'HT Sira\t:uiay.\t1 fa.ulr\tius w !\t1 y , ' \u201e .,\t.- , .\tI,\t,\t.\t-\t.\t., .\tvaiwots o'v:^ au\\t iv., \" iV.iv.-\tMC- H.V.Haight spoke briefly on been working on the project for.D0\u201e0uCh mombe- of S' pr rick's the proposed extension of the Y.M.irome time.In 1922 they\tCau, ' \\ o: n-.a.ilvViV, t ;.mm C.A.building which would include \"'ith a similiar movei.ent in the a large assembly hall, new swim-; United States to hold the finsit In-ming pool and additional club ; terwationa!] Day of Prayor.From rooms.Mr.Haight expressed hope .this mcdeeit beginning, the move- that the members would support nier.'t spread to Great Britain, to the project and would make full Europe, to Aria, to Africa and to use of the facilities when\tcom- i Australia _ and\tNew\tZealand, pleted.\t' Much time, though!, and prayer Minutes of the last meeting were ; j'5 spent in the preparation of the read by Secretary E.E.Messenger.: pa5\u2019 M Prayer Worship Service.The secretary set the scene for ajl'be main responribility is under-few laughs by reading a fictitious ; taken by a committee of the United protest that the present slate of Gouinci: of Church \\\\ omen, L\u2019.S.A.officers remain in office for an- \u2022 They ch^ow the author, or another year.Cliff Bryant (leader jjhors, of the basic program, sdiect-of the one-man Red Party) voiced them from various countries.his disapproval and insisted that I\t- the signatures on this protest be read, only to find that in addition to the officers his own name appeared.Ed.Perry, of Lennoxville, capitalized on Cliff\u2019s downfall and proposed himself as leader of the Red Party.President Howard Thompson ended the act by asking for a vote of confidence which failed to show a hand.President Thompson moved a vote of thanks to the various com-1\t.\t.mittee© for the manner in which ' ¦No negotiations between the they carried out their work during Canadian Silk Products Company the year.Presentations were made ; ar; Bat -n J.K.de Ctarosfty, Sawyerville.COMPLFTTE SUGAR OUTITT: 1,500 bucket.'-, two arches, evaporator, heater, par:-.-:, rutUen?, etc.Baron J.E.de Csavofisy.Sawyerville.I Money to Loan Rooms To Let .A'tOE OOMIXXBtHABUS FJJEN'iaHED room, central aocatjc-n.Rhone 240S-J.THE RECORD\u2019S RADIO PROGRAMME Teachers Wanted th: ee new pot type oil stoves, two new Renfrew cook kloves.Tractor tirf-i and chain».Francia Ingalls.Sutton Junction, Que.WE WILL BUY FIRST MORTGAGES If you hold a firit mor yuge on i;np.rove ACRE DAIRY FARM BORDERJNG I village, 1C miles to railroad fitntion.M.uhinory and livestock.Good brick | house, bathroom, furnace, running water I in house and barn.Box 120, Melbourne, | Quo.TWO O'R THREE FURNISHED NEIGH-boring cottages required by respionsible parties for summer months.Vicinity Lake M emp h rein agog, Lake Maeetawippi or No:th Hatky.Excellent references furnished.Full details to Box 32, Recur J, TWO OR THREE ROOMS OR SMALL' fini in Magog, Que,, young married couple, no children.Phone Magog 2191.FOUR OR FIVE ROOM APARTMENT for May 1st or sooner, elderly couple, residents of Sherbrooke for thirty years.Box 28, Riecord.ANYONE HAVING A ROOM TO RENT in Sutton, please communicate withj Nurse Oliver, Town.-! APARTMEIT, FIVE ROOMS, FOR TWO l adults, immediately, or May let.Phone Fulkner, 3756 or 2387-R, Personal Advocates S.UGG & GRUNDY, McMANAMY ANJD Walsh Building, 70 Wellington St.No.Phone loi9.F.S.Rugg, K.C., li.E.; Grundy.B.N.HOLT 11 AM,\tK.C., AD YOU ATE.' Room 108, 70 We .ngfon No.Phone 75.200 Ai IRIKS, GOUERNMKNT HIGHWAY, Umil*' from lennoxville, 13 owe, 8 young cuttle, farm machinery nearly nrw, iidoding tractor ami milking ma-\u2022'hi\u2019 '.S.'.noi).R.c.McFadden, Phone Leunoxviilc.-18 GAGNE & DESM.-VRAIS, 85a WELLING-ton No, Richmond Office, Phone 37.Live Stock for Sale 0ME RKG1 ::T'KRED sHORTHORN B ULL, dark real, three yours old this spring.W, Wright, East Hatley, Que.SLEINDOIR TABLETS AlRIE E\u2019FEECTT VE, two weeks\u2019 supply $1 ; 12 weeks $6, at Olivier\u2019s Di*ug Store.HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER GOODS) mailed postpaid in plain, sealed envelop* with price list.Six samples 25c t 24 samples $1.00.Mail Order Dept.02.Nov.Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont.AUTO LOANS Are Fastest AT CAMPBELL\u2019S When you need money in a hurry a Campbell Auto Loan is the quickest way to get it.An Auto Loan is the fastest of Campbell's 3 kinds of loans.You can borrow from $20 to $1,000 on Swner\u2019s signature.Your life is insured at no extra cost, for loan balance.A friendly Campbell expert will help you privately to select the plan that suits you beet.All terms are in accordance with Wartime Prices and Trade Regulations.Phone and save your time.CAMPBELL FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED 9a Wellington No.Room 11.Phone 3637.Sherbrooke, Que.Representative at Magog: Etienne Gerin, 57 Main Street, Phone 733, SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE Any Magazine \u2014 New or Renewal.A\u2019so\u2014OchxI quality as-sorted Greeting Cards\u2014Birthday, Get-Well, Sympathy, etc.$1.02 a dozen, postpaid CLIFF SHONYO Publishers\u2019 Agent 22b Pine St.\u2014 Magog, Que.OPPORTUNITY CALLING.GOOD CHANCE FOR A RETURNED MAN GASOLINE STATION: completely equipped for the repairing of tires and batteries.Well-situated in the centre of the city.Established for weli over 10 years\u2019.For more detailed information see: J.R.Prefontaine REAL ESTATE 62 Wellington North \u2014 Tel.4894 CBM - (940) CHLT - (1240) CFCF - (600) THURSDAY EVENING WANTED \u2014 PRINCIPAL FOR NORTH Katiey Corso\"idated High School, for school year 1946-47, qualified to teach Grad-fs X and XI.Salary üp to $2,500 a year, depending on ability and experience.Experienced teacher for Grades III and JV.Salary up to |§5fl a year.A.J.Jackson, Sec.-Treasurer.Male Help Wanted WAiNTED\u2014BOILER HOUSE OPERATORS qualified by the Department of Labor as first cla^s or second class stationary engine men for the Province of Quebec, for shift work.Permanent employment, in a large manufacturing concern located 70 miles from Montreal, Apply Box 29, Record.- Tpr.R.A.Young iv still detain-: ed in Montreal as he is a member j of the occupation force until further notice is received from over- j seas.Master Owen Young was in' Bishop-ton with his brother, Tpr.j R.A.Young, who was en route to ' Montreal.DANVILLE E.W Smith, Notary.Tel.44.new LENNOXVILLE TAXI service 2 Cars \u2014 24 Hour Service\t#1 «fl I PHONE\t| - J ST.FRANCIS TAXI D.Champigny & E.Wing et, Props.Have you read the Want Ads lately?Perhaps there is something advertised you would like to buy.Chartered Accountant* FJXNEY, AiRMITAGU & CO., CHARTERED Accountants, 4 ib Wellington No.Photic r.S.ROSS & SONS, CHARTERED Accountants, Montreal.Dentist DR.J.A.t.WnUY X-ray.100 Wvlii Court Iloiasc.l*h IX'-DEXTIST, EUcfro-Surgical Clinic SPECIALTY: RHEUMATISM, AS tis.Neuritis, X-ray Laboratory, Di.of stomach, inL.-.inc:;, heart.Liceti cleal removal of tonsils, hemor tvarus.eorns.Dr.Hern, s.Court Phone 3636.WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS All Makes - - - It always pays to call an expert \u2014 that's why you should remember ROSS-BIRON ELECTRIC LTD.17 Frontenac Street\tTel.645 Optometrists ALBERT TRUDEAU, B.A.S.O., Sight S-ppcialbt, \u2018.'.7a VYe';\u2019in,g ton Phono 267.Open 9 to G every d J.S.BRAULT, B.A.S O.FYK-Specialist, 50 Wellington St.No.Phone 3462.EY bi-North, ay.SIGHT Apt.1.Physicians and Surgeons DR, ETHTER, PHONE 676.\t8 GORDON St.Electrotherapy.Urinary Dhciu-'.Real Estate ALBLNI SAMSON WILL BUY SELL OH exchange nil kinds of property throughout the Province.For full details wr :c Alhini Samson, P.O.Box t'I7, Sherbrooke, P.Q.Office: 8 King St.East, Art.1.iPhone Sherbrooke.Ï657-M.INDUSTRIAL FLUORESCENT LIGHTING far FACTORY or SHOP CarefuHy engineered to your requirement».ESTIMATES CHFERFULUY GIVEN Phone 435 WIGGETT ELECTRIC REG\u2019D lit Marquette St.Established 1903 SHERBROOKE, QUE.OPPORTUNITY FOR VETS There is an opening- for six EX-SERVICEMEN or WOMEN in the circulation department of a fast growing 100 per ecyt Yets Publishing firm.Work is interesting-and well-paid.EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY.Apply in writing or contact directly MR.R.A.CARD, Room 20, I.« Tribune Building, 3 Marquette St., Sherbrooke.New Oil Burners Kres Kno Stamm (U.s.Patent) Two 6\u201d Burners Price: $44.50 Guaranteed by the Company \u2014 ALSO \u2014 Oil Heating System for furnaces for Apartment Building's or Private Residences.Automatic control.$90.00 Up WILLIAM B0USADA fewS Welding: A Specialty For Your Automobile Repairs \u2014 Try BELAND\u2019S GARAGE East Road \u2014 Lennoxville We aim to please.We also buy and sell used auto parts at reasonable prices.W.Boland, Proprietor \u2014 Phone 331-w JEROME PIGEON f;g\\ rS!\tChiropodist-Orthopedic Technician i\tSpecializing in Corns, Callouses, |\tBunions, Ingrown Toenails, etc.Whiting Block\u2014100 Wellington N.\u2014Tel.840 PURCHASING Young man, thoroughly experienced in buying for Woods Operation, Hotel, Fownsite and Mill, large Pulp and Paper Company, would like to locate with progressive firm in Eastern Tow\u2019n-ships.Interview' will be gladly arranged.Address communications to Box No.17 Sherbrooke Daily Record.WINSLÂDE & POIRIER RADIO and ELECTRICAL REPAIRS 384 king St.West Phone 4338-J 24 A Ball St.Tel.1799W Lathe Operator Wanted MAN OR SINGLE WOMAN MUST BE EXPERIENCED Telephone S3 COOKSHIRE for appointment, or communicate with E.J.Lefebvre \u2014 Cookshire, Que.Storage FURNITURE, ETC., IN PRIVATE ROOMS Baldwin\u2019s Storftjrc, Pboru 3430.Veterinary Surgeon SHlBEBiROO Kîl V ETERI N All Y HO SPIT \\ L _Dr.L» Ai Gcndrcnu, 67 Wellington South.FLOOR SANDING And WAXING Experienced men-Guarantcod work ELECTRIC POLISHER TO RENT J.Beaudoin 216 Yimy St.Phone 1178-J BRINGING UP FATHER.FIX SCX.JO TIE AMD STOAGMTEKJ VOUQ WAT AWD DON'T YOU KNOW AGEMTLENAAN WAUXS ON THE OUTSIDE WHEW WI TH A LADV p DON'T STOOP OVER LIKE TW AT-ANP LOOK AT THAT GREASE -SPOT OK) SOUP VEST- ANP STOP LOOKING LIKE AW IDIOT-AND TAKE THAT SHINE OFF MDUC NOSE-AND WHV CANT SOU ACT LIKE A SEWTLEMAKI ?AND DON'T BLOW THAT HORKID CIGAP SMOKE IN MV FACS WILL YOU STOP-WHEEE APE V YOU OOINÜ ?\u2019\t' Gkv - 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J \u2022\t.a.abrs viFITr 1 >\t\u2014\u2014~ BIJOUTIER - JEW ELLE R\t* 70 Wellington Street North (.Mis^ I.ydia Beaudoin\u2019s Store) Opposite the City Hall ( SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY.MARCH 18th Annual Meeting Of Cemetery Company Of Compton Takes Place Compton, March 7.\u2014The presi- ing of the Compcon Cemetery dent, E-dvoard Hooper, presided Company.over the eighteenth annual meet- He commended the caretaker, Mr.Howard Luce, for the excellent condition of the cemetery dur ing the past season.The accounts of the company, which had been audited by S.W.Broderick, auditor, were presented by the secretary-treasurer.Mr.Arthur G.Batehelder, as follows: Income from investments Î3\u20182'2.-97; one lot sold 115.00; subscriptions 5113.20; making total receipts of $451.26.Securities of $507.50 were sold and $1,667.50 were purchased.The net profit for the year was $160.-10.Total assets amount to $7,925.-50.The approximate market value of the Company\u2019s securities as at December 31, 1945 were §>.325.00.The following: contributions were gratefully received during the year: Mrs.Mary L.Schoff, of J Outremont.$5: Mr.IV.P.Young, Lennoxville, $100; Compton Unit-\\ ed Church for care of Holbrook lot, $3; Capital Savings Bank and Trust Co., Montpelier, Vt., for estate of Margaret Evans, $5.29; making a total of $113.29.The following officers -were duly i elected; Honoary members; Rev.Canon A.R.Kelly and Rev.Roy P.Stafford ; FUNNY BUSINESS Hershberger ALWAYS READY FOR HFR MEALS CCIENCE has proved there are certain food elements everyone needs for health.If there aren\u2019t enough of them in a child\u2019s food, serious things can happen\u2014such as loss of appetite, stunted growth, soft bones, poor teeth, faulty nerves, defective eyesight.Ovaltine supplements the diet with elements frequently deficient in ordinary foods.Three servings of Ovaltine furnish a significant portion of a child\u2019s daily requirements of Vitamins A, B], D, Riboflavin (G) and Niacin and Minerals Calcium, Phosphorus and Iron.In addition it provides the basic food substances\u2014complete proteins to build muscle, nerve and body cells \u2014high-energy foods for vitality and\t-\u2022 endurance.It thus acts as an insurance The annual meeting of the St.against food deficiencies that retard John\u2019s Guild was held at the home normal growth.\tof Mrs.Etta Weston, when the So if your child eats poorly, is thin, election of officers took place.The underpar, perhaps nervous, why not same officers were returned to offi-try delicious Ovaltine for normal ce as follows: Mrs.Etta Weston, growth and better appetite.\t! honorary member; Mrs.Edhvard Hk a aV I P ! Booth, president; Mrs.M.Biaranek, ü W Li 1 PI II » | vice-president; Mrs.M'orden Lamb, .\u2014.\u2014.secretary; Miss Catherine Paige, T, M.KEG.U.Î.PAT.OPE IVES HILL\t** Mr\u2019 ch\u2018Lrk\u20185 M'anrhouse and ______\t[Miss Edith Waterhouse.M:s> Del vins Cote and Miss Mary ML* Doivthy Sberrer and Mi R -e Tureo'te, of Compton, were Edith Ware \"vna-e was in Rioh-vw;:,'r> of Mr.and Mrs.Eugene i ford.Vt., calling on friends and t o:, sr.d Mr.E.1.Cote.\t,attending the show, Mr.and Mrs.E.F.Fisk and s-m, I\tButov,.r * s-per.d- L.oyd, of Sherbrooke, were week-\t, end guest sat the home of Mr.and * f^v 'la^s m \" atvr 'v Wlth Mrs.A.H.Cairns.\t.her daughters.Mr.George I , velar.d.«f Sawyer-) Mrs.Malcolm Git'-on was taken ville, was a dinner guest at th«ltoSt Albaj», Vt., Hospital b> Dr.home of Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Paru ell.Mrs.A.M.Allison was a weekend visitor at the home of her parents.Mr.and Mrs.B.$.Ingham, in Lennoxville.Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Cowan were dinner guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.L.noxvüle.Burroughs, EAST PINNACLE Mr.Lloyd Colton, of East Dunham.recently returned from overseas was a week-end guest of Swiryer, of Riohford, Vt., for ob-servariein ami treatment.Mr.Robert Veur.g.who wont to the S>t.Albans.Vt., ILv.piial, a few weeks ago.is now S'.aying with hi* to-ter-m law.Mrs'.K.L-n- Jasabs, and Mr.Ja.-cb, in the city, and receiving ttvaf*nKnts.Mrs, W.Smith has been .'.pending some time in Mon-area\u2019.1 Mr.Clifton Sherrvr spent » day in Monbreail on business, Miss IV.nviihy Shonvr spent the week-end at Hillside with Mr.and Mas.Leonard Si-.ener.SOUTH DURHAM Mr.C.A.Eliot* has reix'iwed a monogram book frvm Mr.Lewi* ; H.Brown, piwidont neiusjon f>f caron was plea-1 small token of the esteem and af- ,,, faction of the m-enVoeiw.The roses ¦ Montreal, where she was the ;}>irthllllVt pbe after:: ; guest of Mr.and Mrs.Ian C.Boyd ___________\"_____________ were also a par; of the presents- and son> Tommy.Mi-s.TÎ-.KV \u2014______a ___________-Master Ralph Matthews of Ful- thanks Ciiest Colds incus WVapoRub To Relieve Misery Rub on Tested non.r, ,,\t, ,\t\u2022 I Master \u2022s.Rs.hh expresse,) her sincere , , .\u201e\t, .\ttcixt spent a weeK-eiut v\\i,.n ks to everyone, tea was serv- f ,\t,, e,: and candles guest-of-honor to cut.a cake with was brought ten lighted, friend.Master ih.ige Tiiornton.in for thi 50»h ANNIVERSARY OF KNOWLTON LODGE Knowlton Lxlge.No.23.I.O.O.F.celebrate,! its 50th anniversary on February 17 at the regular! lodge meeting.A ^>cial evening follower! by an \u2022oyster supper was enjoyixt by the ; member* and on Sunday evening! ,\t,\t., the lodge a'tended service at !\"'cek-end w.th hts grandfather, M Patti's Anglican Church, where the rector, Rev.K.C.Bolton, de-;,,\t,\t, an inspiring sermon.Thi^>aV,d\u2019 of Momrcal wore guest also attended bv the Jor\t^ M'T\u2019 ' parents.Mr.and Mrs.M .D.Soles, Mr.McClarty, of Farnham, was ja dinner guest of Mr.H.11.Adams !at ''Piea ant Y ew Farm.\" ! M,-s Lucia Knowlton.of Water-jloo.was the guest over the week 'end of her brocher, Mr.L.M.Knowlton.! The ninny friends of Mr, j Redmond Brouillelte regret .o learn that he is confined to his home with measles.Mr, Gyles d\u2019Artois spent the iJohn W Boekus.Mrs.Douglas at Fulford, N ickers and son, livered service was also attended by th mvn.bers of Colfax Rebekah Lodge in a body.THE W.M.S.The Women\u2019s Missionary Society held its regular monthly meeting in the United Church parlour, with the preside»:, Mrs.G.Murray Ransom, in the chair.The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Dorothy Robinson, and were approves!.The treasurer, Mrs.A.C.Carter also gave her report.At the close of the meeting- a delicious \"hot dish supper\u2019\u2019 was seived.The proceeds of which amounted to $27.General Notes The Students\u2019 Council sponsored « most enjoyable Valentine party at the High School.Dancing was enjoyed and refreshments were served.Brome Branch Canadian Legion held an oyster supper at the United Church, which was very well patronized.The Knowlton Recreation Club held a very successful Valentine dance at the \u201cDug Out\u201d Music was furnished by Mrs.George Soles, Miss Sheila Frizzle, of Brome, is visting her grandparents, Mr.undj Mrs.F.A.Frizzle.Miss Thera Durrell spent tho | week-end at her home in Foster.Mr.and Mis.Ian (\u2019, Boyd and j son Tommy, of Montreal, were guests for a few days of .Airs.I Boyd\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ian NY.( rainlall.Mr.Eric Schoolcraft was a guc ; of his mother, Mrs.Blanche Schoolcraft, prior to leaving for Saint John, N.B., where he inis sc cured a position.Mr.Herbert Forcer, of Farnham, spent a day at lus home here.Miss Norma OwMinie has been confined to her home in Brome for several days.Mrs.George Conte and son, lin, -sell, spent Saturday in Montreal, A most amusing and enjoyable stuqt night took place at St.Paul\u2019s Anglican Church one evening.Rev.It.A.Mitchell w a \u2022 in Sherbrooke to attend a Quebec-Rhor-brooke Preshy:, erin] meeting.Ala s Elizabeth Duggan, of Montreal, spent the week-end with her mother.Mrs.Richard Duggan.Mrs.Thomas Erskinc and little Iliiii liuoysnl lino\u2019s \u20191 mil Salt\u2019 can help ) ou to retain that \\outhful vitality and appearance, bright eyes and a buoyant step\u2014qualities so much admired b> all men\u2014as lino assists in the removal of harmful waste from the system.A dash of Fno in a glass of water before breakfast, when needed, helps enrren acidity and overcome const! pat ion, often the cause o< headaches, digestive upsets, a poor complexion and a listless, out-ofsorts feeling.lino is pleasant and refreshing to take free of harsh bitter salts no sugar or artificial flavouring of any kind.Buy a bottle of I no\u2019s Trail Salt ' today.-T Y TAKE BEFORE BREAKFAST VvRVri g.M.r nr SALT* ./¦ WASH TUBBS And Now the End RY LESLIE TURNER VALK ANP X LEAVE HERE TDNIÔHT,.IN THREE DAYS WE BOARD A SHIP THAT WILL CARRY ME TtD FREEDOM PROVESD NO NEW SEARCH FOR .ME IS STARTED VOTRE AFRAID ^ MR.BLEEKE AND I WILL SPREAD THE ALARAN AS SOON AS YOU .LEAVE?/ NO.,.BECAUSE TOMORROW TWO CHARRED SKELETONS.WILL BE FOUND IN THE SMOULDERINO RUINS.OF THIS OLD HOUSE1 % jï\t.' ¦vy \u2022Sir I'M A SOFT-HEARTED MAN, AND VOU KNOW HOW I HATE-TO DO THIS, BUT SKELETONS CANT TALK.AND FIRE .WILL DESTROY ALL TRACE OF AAUKDEC, AND MV LHTLE VISIT! ( FBESKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Run on the Bank RY MERRILL BLOSSER Without warning-, that umc DRIP WALKS UP TO Mg' And pops wet I'M SORRY, HECTOR.! T 3-7 BEIM SORRY AIN\u2019T ENOUGH, PAL I\u2019VE GOT A REPUTATION TO MAINTAIN IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD ' FOR A BUCK l WAS WILLING TO LET JUNIOR THINK ME COULD LICK.me , But he\u2019s Gettin' BATTLE-HAPPY/ j- Y Iff Forget it\u2014 here\u2019s another, dolla Yr' - V4 /j r ! J Okay, bljt that kid ./ is gonna PUNCH ( your way into the- POORHOUSB / x (pO\\ copp p/At, nr N,- a rirRviTi.HiC t m.rue.u r>.I'at.off BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Not So Good BY EDGAR MARTIN ihim borne to spend the week-end.! barter vt'as held for the retiring __________________________________ regent.The hall, and talbles were de-! corated for Valentine's Day with tall candles and ten red roses in a silver bowl.Miss M.Knowlton spoke a few 0\\O l 6H B 6000 mv TOOAV , SWWFtR ?KY\\ T-AV TUAT, i YVYV Ht .'S.OO-AVA 1-?- OO VOVA - ?- Y r YYLMO - r-* XOO oo VMGS AMV.YYYYQVdS, OOMA\u2019T MOO ?OH HH , 00«Y OT J T* * wvw / YW?r V'T7'til w \u2022 .4/\u2019 :.\t10\t27\t9\t126\t178\t39 Mt.Orford Club Ski Host Sunday With the skiing season nearing its close, Eastern Townships hickory enthusiasts will have the opportunity of getting together again en masse this Sunday, March 10th, when the Mount Orford Ski Club stages it\u2019s annual downhill classic on the Three Creek trail.Sunday's meet will be an interzone affair sponsored by the Lau-rentian, Quebec and Eastern Townships zones.The only official meets to be held this year were the Ladiies\u2019 meet at Cowansville and\u2019 the Senior Men\u2019s meet at Hillcrest last Sunday.Both men and women are invited to compete.Only stipulation is that they must be members of a club which is in good standing with the Canadian Amateur Ski Association.The speedsters will race in the three classes, men's senior, men's junior and the ladies\u2019 open.The Mount Orford Club has extended invitations to skiers in Montreal, Toronto and Quebec as well as to all clubs in the E.T, An impressive galaxy of topflight artists from the Laurentian zone is expected, including the Wurtele twins, Rhona and Rhoda, Porky Griffin, Hec Sutherland and others.Top local and district competitors will come for the most part from the Hilkrest Ski Club, which dominated both the men s and ladies\u2019 E.T, meets.Train connections with Magog are good and it is expected that most, of the skiers will arrive on Saturday.Windsor, Randers To Stage Benefit Sbeirhrooke Randers and the Windsor Mills Paper Makers will | stage a benefit game at the Sber-I hrooke Arena immedlately upon ! the conaliuisiiom cif their Provincial : League and Inter:mediate League 1 playoff commitments:.Proceeds from the benefit, or-! g and zed through the coiuirtessiy of ¦ Dallas Grant, manager of the I WrndiSKX team, and G.M.Young ¦of the Sihenbrooke Rand hockey 1 eJuib, will be divided equally among the Nuiises\u2019 Alumnae of the Sherbrooke Hospital, the St.| Vinicier.it de Paul Ho s pital and the ; Hofei Dieu for the furtihemamoe of plans made mecessairy by present expansion and the increased strain being put upon the hospital®\u2019 facilities.Use of the Arana for the oc-casnom has been granted free by the Eastern: Towmethip® Agricultural Association.Tickets are now on sale at Oscar Bourgue\u2019s and other locations where tickets may .be purchased will be awnoameed at a future date.Date of the game will be announced upon completion, of the -presenit league playoffs.It\u2019s an opportunity to see a sure-fire game\u2014it will be the last: Ont., Man.Rinks Tied In Bonspiel Saskatoon, March 7.\u2014 (® \u2014Leo Johnson\u2019s Winnipeg Strathconas, Manitoba champions, handed Tommy Ramsay\u2019s Northern Ontario rink a 12-9 setback\u2014the first of the 1946 Macdonald\u2019s Brier bonspiel\u2014yesterday to gain a three-way tie for first place in the race for the Canadian curling championship.The result, with eix of the nine rounds completed, gave Manitoba, Northern Ontario and Ontario, which turned back Nova Scotia, 12-8, five victories and a single defeat each.In other sixth-round matches: I Alberta defeated Quebec 18-7,1 British Columbia topped\tNewj Brunswick 9-5 and Saskatchewan easily took Prince Edward Island 15-5.Alberta and Saskatchewan have four wins and two losses, British Standings in the Canadian Curling championship after the sixth round: Won Lost Northern Ontario .5\t1 Ontario .\t5\t] Manitoba .5\t1 Alberta .4\t2 Saskatchewan .4\t2 British Columbia.3\t3 Quebec .2\t4 Nova Scotia ., .2\t4 New Brunswick .O\t6 Prince Edward Island .,\tO\t6 By The Canadian Press Toronto Maple Leafs went to Chicago last night and hammered the Black Hawks into a 5-2 defeat, whtdh means the Toronto Stanley Cup holders still can\u2019t be officially counted out of the National Hockey League play-offs.At Montreal, the league-leading Canadiens humbled the tail-end New York Rangers by 7-3 and Boston won a 4-2 victory over the Red Wings at Boston.The net result of the Wednesday battles was to stretvh the points between the top teams in N.H.L.\u2019s hottest finish.Canadiens now have a three-point lead over Chicago.with Boston another point behind.The fourth-place Detroit Red Wings are four games ahead of Toronto\u2014and the Leafs have five games left before the schedule runs out on St.Patrick\u2019s Day.Two of these games are against Detroit, so that coach Hap Day's boys still have a hope.There were 16,988 fans in Chicago Stadium when the Leafs and Hawks skated on the ice last night.Captain Syl Apps scored the first for Toronto on a pass from Bill Ezinicki, and Clint Smith tied it up in the first period.Apps scored his second goal on a penalty shot at 2:12 of the second period, and after that the Leafs were safe.jElwyn Morris made it 3-1 and Gaye ; Stewart made it 4-1.Pete Horeck got one for the Hawks after 13 minutes of the last frame, but Ezinicki\u2019s goal off Nick Metz and .Morris made it 5-2 for the Leafs, i | Turk Broda in the Toronto nets was called on for some sensational! saves in the last period but he was : equal to the onslaught.The Hawks I were skating furiously and in one | ; collision at mid-ice Metz was laid \"out.He returned after a few minutes and evidently was not hurt badly as it was his pass to Morris that resulted in Ezinicki\u2019s final goal.At Montreal the Canadiens had little trouble disposing of the Rangers, although they were ahead only by a 4-3 count entering the last frame.Edgar Laprade got the first for New York and Jimmy Peters tied it up in the first, period.Kenny Reardon made it 2-1 for Canadians and Alfie Pike tied it up.Then Maurice Richard and Butch Bouchard scored, so that Grant Warwick\u2019s goal\u2014the fifth in six minutes\u2014left New York still trailing 4-3.The Canadiens were flying in the last period as a crowd of more than 11,900 started to warm up.Reardon, Richard and Peters scoring in succession \u2014 each getting their second goal of the night.At Boston a capacity crowd of 13,9'09 jaw the Bnrns hand Detroit their first defeat on Bruin ice since February 12th.The Bruins had just lost five out of six games on the road, and the home victory was al\u2019 the more welcome.All the Bruins\u2019 goals came within 18 minutes of the first period\u2014 two from Milt Schmidt, one from Jack Crawford and one from Woody Dumart.In the second stanza .Bernard Gauthier scored on a backhand shot from 30 feet out, and Detroit\u2019s second goal was a lone effort by Joe Carveth after 15 minutes had gone in the final period.All the teams now are idle until Montreal invades Toronto Saturday night.The full Sunday slate has Detroit at New Y'ork, Toronto at Boston and Montreal at Chicago.HOCKEY! Eastern Townships Intermediate League \u2014 PLAY-OFFS\u2014 At The ARENA THURS., March 7th At 8:30 p.m.WINDSOR MILLS SHERBROOKE INDIANS General Admission; 50c Children : 10c Columbia three and three.Nova Scotia two and four and New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island have yet to win a match.WRESTLING BELVIDERE ST.ARMOURY MARCH 9th at 8.30 p.m.FINAL PAUL LORTIE vs.SHEIK ABID 2 out of 3 \u2014 90 minutes SEMI-FINAL BOB LANGEVIN vs.PAUL DUVEEN BOB LORTIE vs.MIKE DEMITRE PRELIMINARY ROSARIO LEFEBVRE vs.LEO ST.FRANCOIS Adm.: Ring Side $1.25; Gen.75c; Children 50c.Tickets on sale at E.T.News, 72 Wellington South.Promoted by 54th Veteran s\u2019 Club.until next winter\u2014and to lend a hand in a worthy cau&e.N.H.L.LEADERS By The Canadian Press Standing \u2014 Montreal, won 25, lost 16, tied 4.points 54.Points\u2014(M.Bentley, Chicago, 31 goals, 23 assists, 54 points.Goals.\u2014.Stewart, Toronto, 33.Assists\u2014Lach, Montreal, 31.Penalties\u2014.Stewart, Detroit, 69 minutes.Shutouts\u2014Human, Montreal, 4.REMEMBER WHEN?Howard Palmer's Alberta rink won the.Macdonald's Brier Tankard five years ago tonight with an 11-S triumph over the Manitoba entry.The Calgary quartet won eight and lost one to take the championship to Alberta for the third time.AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division P\tW\tL D\tF\tA Buffalo .53\t3ô\t16 7\t219\t186 Hershey .57\t35\t2*5 7\t187\t197 Providence 57\t24\tSO 4\t210\t237 I New Haven 59\t14\t25 10 192\t\t245 Western\t\tDivision\t\t P\tWr\tL D\tF\tA India\u2019polis 59\t30\t20 9\t267\t228 Pittsburgh 58\t39\t21 8\t244\t20S ! Cleveland .58\t26\t24 8\t260\t237 j St.Louis .SS 20 31 7\t\t\tISO\t251 J.A.H.A.\t\t\t\t P\tW\tLD\tF\tA i Canadiens 18\t10\t7 1\t85\t67 Concordia .18\t9\t7 2\t92\t88 Verdun .IS\t8\t7 3\t79\t79 1 Royals .20\t8\t11 1\t61\t64 Nationale .18\t7\t10 7\t71\t91 BOXING By The Associated Press Camden, N.J.\u2014Cleo Shans, 140.Los Angeles, outpointed Pedro Fir-po.133L, Camden, (10).New York\u2014Freddie Addeo, 116, Brooklyn, outpointed Wendy Wilson, 151, New York, (8).Bangor, Me.\u2014 Tommy (Red) Wells, 138, Manchester, N.H., knocked out Leo Metbot, 136, Montreal, (5).Brockton, Mass.\u2014Gene Leblanc, 138, Fall River, took Steve Bellas, 140, Toronto, (4L Binghamton, N.Y.\u2014Stanley Edwards, 175, Syracuse, outpointed J i m m y Mulligan, 162, Lowell, Mas®., (8), With Minora Blades! Greater comfort, phi* economy \u2014 that's the lowdown on Minora.It\u2019s the quality blade In the low-price field: flTS YOUR OOUBLC-COGi RAZOR SOON YOU\u2019LL IN I SHLRBKUUkt DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1946.- Rock Island And Derby Line (Mrs.Rilev Worth, in Ea-Pt Holland, V*.Mrs.Eflie Gray and Mias Geraldine Gray, of Derby Line, were guests of Mr.and Mrs H.W.Wheeler, in Holland Center, Vt.Shorthand tests of four hundred words at the rate of eighty words per minutes were passed by Catherine Millet: and Joyce Hackett, of Derby Line, the former having a The first pack meeting of the meetings in \"Heroes from Books.\u201d Cub Scouts was held in the village This promises a very interesting hall one evening, with a good re- P5'0?1'301 f°r fh® March pack mee.-,\t.\t.\t^\t,\ting, when parents and friends will presentation of parents, scouts and a^jn be ;£\u201ct0d l0 show their in- friends.Tne cu't>s hâve\tnieet-j*0-]rgc-^ ijy nttendinç.ing in their separate dens since I Through the kindness of Mr.\t, , January, and the interest and skill 'and Mrs.Charles Bliss of Stan-^e f1 /LST Cer\\V iy>yce already developed was shown in an stead, the members of the Helping wacKe\u201c \u2018 0 - t'£,\u2018 Ctn\" exhibition of handwork, which in- Circle of Stanstead South United .The Ttvss annual member- eluded two bicycle trailers, model Church enjoyed a sleigh ride to Mr.®htp drive started in Derby Line airplanes, carved model's, knot-de- and Mrs.Bliss' home one evening.°!l March i with a quota of $ > JO.monstration boards and wood | A brief business meeting was beld C' Tarby, local chairman an-wrork, etc.The program was intro-; follo^ved by a '\u2018sing-song\u2019\u2019 every- rounces the following to work on duced by Gordon Johnston, cub-! one joining in singing the old!tiie local commitee : Lloyd Selby, master, who called upon Scout executive Paul Rousseau for a brief talk.The three dens contributed the remainder of the program.Den Xumber One, composed of Larry Curtis, Tommy Johnston and Robert Strerton sang the \u201cBooster Song\u201d and the \u201cRule Song\u201d and gave a play, \u201cNo Train Today,\u201d under the direction of their den mother, Mrs.Walter Curtis, and den chief Jesse Walsh.Den Number Two composed of John Gaffield, Orry Selby and Leonard Young demonstrated a game, \u201cBuzz-buzz.\u201d Their den mother is Mrs.Dalton Selby, and their den chief David Wood.Den Xumber Three, Mrs.Ben Heath, den mother, and Richard Hitchcock, den chief, conducted a knot-tying contest in which they excelled the others.The cubs in this den are Paul Ames, Gardiner Cowles, Don Heath, John Heath, and Malcolm Jacobs.The program closed with the showing of a film \u201cWool and Mohair\u201d by Paul Ames.The theme for the March den Ask \\feur Grocer ¦for this free HEINZ Recipe Book Just issued\u2014this booklet contains attractive recipes and suggestions for the use of Heinz 57 Sauce, Heinz Worcestershire Sauce, and Heinz Mustards (Yellow and Brown).Ask your, grocer for a free copy.BARBECUE 3 lb.meat Salt Vi cup Heinz White Vinegar '/z cup Heinz 57 Sauce Place meat in a shallow baking pan.Sprinkle lightly with salt.Combine remaining ingredients.Pour over and bake into meat.Suggestion: Delicious when used with spareribs or leg of Jamb.All Yours TO WORRY ABOUT Unless you shift the burden When a relative or friend names you in his Will as executor of his estate, the time will come, (if you survive him), when everything that is his, \u2014 business, investments, debts and family problems \u2014 will be all yours \u2014 to worry about.If you are a busy man or are not experienced in estate administration, you would find that arranging for Probote, valuing Assets, establishing Debts, paying Succession Duties, dealing wilh Investments, setting up Trusts, making Distributions, and attending generally to the many details of Administration, would be more than you could handle, with justice to either the estate, the heirs, or your own affairs.Should this happen to you, the thing to ao is appoint The Royal Trust Company your Agent, to administer the estate, which would relieve you of oil but superficial functions os executor.Conversely, and in consideration for the friend you might yourself appoint, be sure to name The Royal Trust Company in your own Will as executor end trustee of your estate, to act alone, or with a relative or friend os co-executor or adviser.It often pays in many ways to have the job well done.THE CORPORATE SECURITY MONTREAL 105 ST.JAMES ST.W.HARBOUR 4221 favorites as well as the popular E-dna Moore, Harriett Darby, Ger-hits.Refreshments including sugar Trude Malker.Ellen Toung, Alma on snow were served bringing a Sal\u2019s, and Edwin Earle with Bruce most enjoyable evening to a close.Lafoe and his committee in charge Miss DoIX)thy Stetson, student at of the drive at the Butterfield Bates College, Lewiston, Me., spent plant.Contributions may be made a week-end with her parents, Rev.'to any of the above committee, and Mi\u2019s.C.R.Stetson, at \u201cFriend-j Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Ainsworth, ly House, \u2019 Derby Line, and assist- 0f Bishopton, have been spending ed in the choir of the Univer&alist some time with Mr.and Mrs.Rov Church on Sunday morning.She Harrison in Rock Island, ajso attended the meeting of the Miss Gertrude Sinclair spent a \"iouth Fellowship Club at the home fevv days with her parente, in L/o-of Mr.and Mrs.S.F.Rice, in Hoi- well.Vt.land, Vt., on Sunday erening.\tMiss Barbara Adams, of Xcw At a meeting of the Orleans York Citv, spent a week-end with County Chapter of the American her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Adams, Red Cross Society at the Xewport, jn Derby Line.Red Cross rooms in Newport, Vt.,1 The Derby Line Red Cross Motor field representative \\\\ illiaim Rub- Corps met with Mrs.Ann Aldrich ley explained tentative plans for one evening with five members water safety courses for the sum- present.Mrs.Mildred Colburn, mer of 1946.It was made known presented her resignation, and as that the Red Cross Society is in Miss Evelvn Huckins had already need of young men or women m resigned and Mrs.Lawrence Reni-the county nineteen years of age ban had left town, only four mem-or over, who can swim and who bers.'Mrs.Aldrich, .Miss Mae Bean, would like a job at beaches or Miss Beulah Stevenson and Miss camps as swimming instructors and Ellen Young remained.There had life guards.Any who are in line been some talk of diebanding, but for these offices are requested to after some discussion it was decid-contact Mrs.Ann Aldrich, in Derby ed to carry on and Ellen Young jl.ine.Mrs.Aldrich was present at was apponted treasurer, this meeting in Newport, Vt., and j Mr.and Mrs.Foster Parker, discussed the prospects of the sum- Derby Line, have received a tele-mer with Mr.Rubley.\tgram from their son, Riehaid Park- Miss Wan eta Worth and little er, S 2/e, stating that he has been nephew, Paul Perkins, of Derby transferred from the U.S.S.Caro-Line, have been spending several iine, at New York, to the U.S.days with hei parents, Mr.and : Midway, and is on his way to Lce- land.-\u2014\u2014 -\u2014\u2014 i ! Mrs.Ann Aldrich, of Derby Line, has been appointed by Basil O\u2019Oonnor, national chairman o the Amerioan Red Cross Society, M ashington, D.C., as a member of the National Council on Volunteer Special Service.This is a distinct honor for one who has served several years in many capacities with the Orleans County Chapter.Mrs.Aldrich during the war years was chairman of the county chapter and associated with other branches of the Red Cross work, including First Aid, water safety production, corps and Motor Corps.David Cargill, of Derby Line, student at Derby Academy, has completed the test for his Senior O.A.T., and has received Gregg awards for forty-five words a minute in typewriting.Mrs.Maynard Sehoff, formerly of Derby Line, now of Newport, Vt., is a surgical patient in the Plymouth, N.H., Memorial Hospital.Her husband has been there to spend some time with her, and her son, Alson recntly released from the Army is also there bo be near his mother.First Lt.Melvin Wagner, who has recently returned from overseas, is the guest of hie parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Wagner, in Derby Line.Lt.Wagner has been in the U.S.Army since June, 1>942.The students of Denby Academy gave a party at the hall in honor of Leslie Rollins and Bill Heath, who have left to join the NTavy.Mrs.Richard Ellam and Irwin EUam are confined to their home with the mumps.Miss Mary Lou Grout, a student at Green Mountain Junior College,« Poultney, Vt., spent a week-end ' with her parents in Derby Line.Miss Patricia Fuller, of Burlington, Vt., spent a week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Fuller.Lieut.Peyton Laythe is spending some time at the home of Mr, and Mrs.P.A.Thonroon, in Derby.He is on terminal leave from the U.S.Army, with which he has served for the past four years, a portion of which time was spent in the South Pacific.Lt.Laythe has a large number of relatives and friends in Derby Line.Miss Norma Tinker, of the Derby Line Graded School teaching staff, has returned to her duties, after- some days spent in Boston, Mass, Miss Ona Howes, of Rock Island, wasa guest of her grandmother, Mrs.John Howes, in Bisihopton.Miss Irene Benoit, of Montreal, was a week-end guest off relatives and friends, in Beebe and Rock Island.Miss Dorothy Dezan, of Ayer's Cliff, is assisting in the home off Mr.and Mrs.A.Smith, in Rock Island.Miss Alice St.Pierre, of Rock Island, has been spending a week with friends in Claremont, N.H.Mrs.Gertrude Walker of the Butterfield office staff was called' to Fitchburg, Mass., by the serious! illness of her sister.Capt.and Mrs.W.A.Millet have ' left for Montreal, after spending! some time with relatives in Rock! Island.F.J.Harvey, of Apple Grove.! was a business visitor in Rock Island.! M iss Mary Quillinan and friend®, .of Montreal were week-end guests jof her parents, Mr.and Mrs.M.B.Quillinan, in Rock Island.The \u2022 Stanstead and Vicinity Ministerial Association met at the Methodist; Church in Newport, Vt.Rev.R.G.Katsunoff, off The Church of All Nations, Montreal, was the guest speaker, who gave a most interesting talk on \u201cThe Mature and Use of Music in The Church.\u201d His subject was \u201cThe Minister and his Choir,\u201d and his remarks were very helpful to every minister present.At the close of his address a very delicious supper was served by the ladies of the Church.Rev.C.R.Stetson, of the Universaliet Church, in Derby Line, extended thanks for their hospitality.Rev.W.J.Fuller, who was in charge of the meeting aa- nou iced that the next meeting would be at Beebe, on March 18th.P.ev, A.B.Crichton was elected secretary-treasurer of the Association to take the place of Rev.Hugh Thompson, resigned.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Rice and two sons of Holland.Vt., were guests of triends in Derby Line.Miss Dorothy Stetson, who has been spending a few days at her home in Derby Line, has left for Lewiston, Me., to continue her studies at Bates College.Miss Eunice Dustin, of Rock Island.was a week-end guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Dustin, in Georgevijle.Officers and men of Company L enjoyed a chicken pie banquet at the \"Little House.1 'in Newport, Vt., one evening prior to drill.Major Ralph Cochran, of Derby Vt., and Lt.Max Rrouillette, of Newport, Vt., called the cooks CHERRY RIVER The electric lire, which is being built through thie locality, is r.esiirg completion and nearly every home will soon be enjoy- and waitresses into the dining room at the conclusion of the dinner to express their appreciation for the excellent menu and ar-rangements.The guardsmen expressed delight at the bolls sewed with the meal.Company offiers and non-coms made arrangements to attend the school »: St.Johnsbury in the near future.Mrs.Raymond Woods, of South Cnrolina, and sister, Miss Eleanor Robbins were guests of their parents, Mr.and Mir.Carl Robbins, in Derby Line, Mrs.Woods remaining for a longer visit.ing the herefit of it.Friends off Mr.Ne.ecwn Catch paw are sorry indeed to k'ivvn that he was taken to the La Providence Hospital, Magog.34f-feeing with pneumonia.\\ 1 hop, for his speedy recovery, Pto.Gerald Quillwinvs, who ha-been overseas since the early years of the war.has a: ; nod heme.He was twice wounded in ha y but each time reluire.1 to action, j Hte mother, Mm.Warren Huv.v .! met him m Momuval.Mr.Henry QtiiWianis, off MrCoiunoll, mid Miami Mats, Clifford Buz.vil.of Magvg, wvtx' dimier gueeiia at the home of their paircntis Mr.and Mrs.Warren Huziehl.Mr.Kenneth McKelvey -pent the week-end in Ayer's Cliff at the home of his sister, Mrs.Eveiett Martin, and family , Mr.and Mrs.leon Parried, of M ¦¦Connell, and Mr.F.Humphrey .f Magog, were dHirer guests e their mother, Mrs, J.S.Humphrey.Mns.Donald Quill ams ai d itt'o .011 arrived hen1 fiwm England - Eleven and aie enjoying the home ready or them.Kricnd® of Mi.James Buz-.cH Magog, jure sorry to know of hi* very se.i.nis illness in the Slier-brvHike Hospital, Does Your Stomach Rebel After the Meals You Eat?Tin) bloated, heavy feeling after meals; the empty, sinking, gnawing before meals; tho belching of gas and tlatuloiuy betwoon meals; (lie rising and souring of food, all tbeso.and more, fall to the lot of t hose suffering from stomach trouble.Burdock Blood Bitters hell's to stimulate tho sluggish action of the digestive and intestinal system by promoting the flow of the important gastric juices so necessary for the proper digestion of fixai.You will tinif when you take B.B.B.(hat digestion, assimilation ami elimination are greatly improved by its vise.Ask at any drug counter for B.B.B.Brice $ 1.00 a bottla.Tho T.Milburn Co., Lmutod, Toronto, Out.SAUCE I teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons Heinz Prepared Yellow Mustard C-25N ROYAL TRUST COMPANY PERSONAL SERVICE a 4 Ways To Buy: BY CASH CHARGE ACCOUNT BUDGET PLAN LAYAWAY PLAN ! 8 March means it wilt .soon be SPRING See our assortment of Dressmaker Suits well-worth the coat unci ., .so practicnl $ 35 Terms conforming- to regulations set by the Wartime Price» and Trade Board, So amarl, so flattering, they're selling fast! 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