Sherbrooke daily record, 5 août 1939, samedi 5 août 1939

[" WEATHER fair and moderately warm# S>hprbr00ke Satin Srrnrb TEMPERATURES Yesterday: Maximum, 75; minimum, 65.Same day last year; Max.$1; min.64.Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1939.Forty-Third Year.MILITARY HEADS SPEEDING PARLEYS Single Point Now Prevents Triple Pact Definition of Indirect Aggression Sole Snag Standing in Way of Mutual Defense Pact Between Great Britain, France and Soviet Russia- Representatives of Military Missions on Way to Russia.London, Aug.5.\u2014C®\u2014Great* Britain and France sent their military missions off to Moscow today to talk strategy with Soviet army and navy leaders in conferences designed to speed conclusion of a British-French-Russian pact.Official circles were optimistic NUFFIELD GIFT NOT WANTED IN JAMAICA Kingston, Jamaica, Aug.5.\u2014(ffi\u2014 An iron lung, one of Lord Nuffield\u2019s gifts to hospitals in the British Empire, has been left here in its original packing case because officials of the for ultimate conclusion of a mutual I Jamaica Medical Department refuse aid accord winch they regard as essential to solidify the Anglo-French front.Sailing today in the liner City of Exeter, the two missions are to arrive Wednesday at Leningrad.to unpack it.They contend the apparatus will never be needed in Jamaica.Other colonial hospitals in the West Indies received their iron lungs with expressions of thanks and in Official circles studied thelatest ; some cases, ceremonies were held MINING ISSUES ASSUMED LEAD ON EXCHANGES ITALY TACKLES \u201cPIEDMONT PROBLEM\u2019* Italian troops moss in these towns for maneuvers.Belief is jj ibot Germon forces, concen- Development News from Junior Gold Shares Featured Trading on Canadian Exchanges During Week.By Alex Pringle (Canadian Press Financial Writer) Toronto, Aug.5.\u2014((P)\u2014Development news from the mines started a wave of buying in the junior Canadian gold stocks in the last week j and some of them registered wide ! gains.Pick-up in the action resulted in the heaviest share turnover the Toronto market has seen since the second week of March.Pivotal issues lagged, however, and the indices are down narrowly for the week.A few of the medium-price gold and base metal stocks trailed the junior pace-makers for a time but( they wilted under profit-taking and! the influence of New York\u2019s hesitat-i ing performance.Kerr-Addison\u2019s | Sc*lc of Mila Innsbruck troted near frontier, win jom GERMANY BRENNER Milan Trieste'- y Adriatic Sea TURIN Chief center of Italian munitions and plane foe tories.Trans-Alpine highways converge on city, making it strategic object of any attack from France.UNITED STATES RENEWS SOVIET TRADE TREATY Japanese Irritated British Scheme To Over Send Russia Agrees to Buy Minimum of $40,000,000 of j Fleet To Oriental Water United States Goods Within! Official Circles Declare Great Britain Is Playing Bluff Game In Next Twelve Months.Washington, Aug.5.\u2014(/P)_The S United States and Russia have ex-! tended for twelve months,' effec-! tive tomorrow, an agreement under ¦ which Russia will buy at least $40,-'000,000 worth of American goods.The United States will accord Russia the same tariff reductions as countries with which it has trade agreements.Russia agreed to restrict coal shipments to the United Slates to 400,000 tons.Officials predicted Soviet purchases actually would total far more than the $40,000,000 minimum.In eleven months of the 1938-1939 agreement, they aggregated $58,-700,000.American imports from Russia amounted to $27,000,000 in 1937.United States exports to Russia con-of machinery.Imports ally furs, flax fabrics report from Ambassador Sir William Seeds on the Moscow talks\u2014 still snagged as far as conclusion of a pact is concerned on a definition of \u201cindirect aggression.\u201d The Foreign Office was said to be sending fresh instructions to Sir William which it hoped would clear the way for agreement by the time the military talks are concluded.There was speculation that William Strang, Foreign Office expert who went to Moscow June 14 with new British terms for the pact, might soon return to London since the political negotiations have narrowed | to a single point.RUSSIAN JAPANESE WAR CLAIMED NEAR in connection with the handing over of the respirators to the various medical departments.Presence of the iron lung in Jamaica was not known to the public until after inquiries were made.With 50,000 soldiers massed in region of Bolzano and Trentino, Italy repeated storming of the $2 mark is holding army manoeuvres, in which German troops, now concentrated finally succeeded and it reached a on frontier near Brenner Pass, may join.Problem is development of new high for the year at $2.14 only ; defense against possible French invasion of Piedmont province, shaded sist largely < to crumple under the inevitable ; on above map.Piedmont is rich agricultural section; its capital, Turin, are principa profit-taking.It fell back yesterday is key Italian industrial center.-Yt least four trans-Alpine Highways from and non-metallic minerals to $1.99 to stand unchanged for the > France converge on Turin.If France were to attack Italy via these routes, week.East Malartic, Chesterville, ¦ attacking forces would draw closer together with each advance; if Italy San Antonio and Aunor were other j -were to attack France, each advance would take invaders farther apart, secondary issues to venture forward with the juniors and fail to hold.Francoeur was the spectacular performer of the Toronto list.It moved up from twenty-three cents to 63% while trading 50,000 shares or more daily.God\u2019s Lake, Bank-field, Naybob, Stadacona, Towagmac and Madsen were ether active Continued on Page 2, Col.6.North Atlantic Air Patrols Planned In Event Of Trouble British Air Ministry Places New Type of Craft in Production Capable of Covering 4,500 Miles\u2014Believed Plan Will LARGE SUPPLY OF EXPLOSIVES FOUND AT DAM SEARCH LEADS TO DISCOVERY OF BOV\u2019S BODY UNUSUAL CALL Sioux City, la., Aug.5.\u2014 (/P) \u2014 Taxi Driver Harold Holmberg has had some queer fares, but he was taken aback when called to a fashionable home here fo take a dog for a ride.The dog\u2019s owner handed Holmberg a dollar and told him to take Rover for a spin\u2014and buy him an ice cream cone to enjoy during the ride.PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT BUYS INDIAN RESERVE Quebec, August 5.\u2014((P)\u2014Announcement was made yesterday from the ollicc of Premier Maurice Duplessis that the Quebec Government has acquired all rights on the Nedelec Indian Reserve in Temiskaming, near Angliers on the Ontario border, and the land will be opened to settlers.The reserve consists of 9,000 acres of good, fertile land.The Government, in acquiring the terrain, compensated the Indians by depositing $30,000 into (he Indian fund of the Dominion Government branch responsible for their welfare.MINIMUM WAGE IN U.S.SHOE INDUSTRY Washington, Aug.5___(JP) \u2014A minimum wage of thirty-five cents an hour for workers in the United States shoe industry has been recommended to the wage-hour administration by a special committee representing employers, employees, and the public.If approved the minimum wage will take effect next May.Four Cases of Dynamite and Seventeen-Year-Old Son of Three Dynamite Bombs1 Found Near Site of $4.-000,000 Colorado Project, St.Evariste Farmer Drowned when Thrown into Brook from Bicycle.Majority Of Empire Colonial Residents Lack Proper Food Green Mountain Dam, Colo., Aug.i 5.\u2014(A3)\u2014Four cases and three dynamite Paris, Aug.5.\u2014 (C.P.-Havas) \u2014 Genevieve Tabouis, foreign affairs commentator for L\u2019Oeuvre (Radical-Socialist), reported today that Chancellor Hitler had been advised by his Ambassador at Tokyo that Japan plans to go to war against Soviet Russia within the next five ¦or six weeks.The information was contained in a note addressed to the Fuehrer Wednesday by Maj.-General Eugene Ott, the German envoy, according to Mme.Tabouis.\u201cThe note says further that since Tuesday Japan has been mobilizing its reservists and is proceeding to ship the necessary munitions to the Manchoukuo - Russian border,\u201d shtf wrote.Upon receipt of the note, Mme.Tabouis said.Hitler sent Japan several hundred pilots, air mechanics and radio operators.The Fuehrer demanded conclusion of Italo-Ger-man negotiations as to the number of planes Premier Mussolini would send to Japan, she reported.Materially Aid Patrol Duties of Royal Navy During Time: found'\"near lhe\u201d$4j)oo,oocr Green I \"hPPery ^a\u201dks of a ^n-swoiien j of Crisis\t.Mountain\tdam site, where workers\t: brook ended for Leopold Bureau j Ul Cl lala._________________ iwere back\ton the job today under the\t[shortly after dawn yesterday when \u2014\t! protection\tof Colorado National\t; jle (;ame across the body of his! [Guardsmen.BRITISH AIR FORCE SPOKESMAN TRINIDAD\u2019S OUTPUT OF SUGAR DECLINES Port of Spain, Trinidad, Aug.5\u2014 (ffl-\u2014Trinidad\u2019s total sugar production for the season just ended was fixed at 128,455 tons compared with 133,551 tons in the previous season.Officiais of the Sugar Manufacturers\u2019 Association attributed thej drop mainly to a decrease in fall deliveries.Farmers were unable to! make the deliveries because poor; methods of cultivation were unable; to cope with difficult weather con-i ditions and excessive rains.The colony fell 17,000 tons short: of its export quota but prospects this year point to the next season as a favorable one.;V.a |.seventeen-year-old son, Albert, who BY J.F.SANDERSON, (Canadian Press Staff Writer) | \u201cWe have no idea to whom they be-.\t,\t.r London, Aug.5.\u2014(ffl\u2014North At- longed,\u201d said Major William Hunn.j1,1'3 P'3eal ea wmle returning from a lantic sea routes between Canada Guard commander.He said the dyna-;1'suing trip.st.Evariste, Que., Aug.5\u2014(®\u2014 British Government Committee Submits Lengthy List of 0bfombsnawerelA.soI°\u2019 a^1'n1ight fardl along \u201ethe - Suggestions for Eliminating Malnutrition Among Workers in Colonial Possessions\u2014Lack of Milk Apparent in Many Colonial Territories.- *- (By Fred Backhouse, Associa'ed Press Staff Writer) London, Aug.5-\u2014W\u2014The great ! majority of the 55.000,090 people in and Britain may be patrolled in mite was found last night in an wartime by giant flying boats of a abandoned shanty, and the bombs\u2014 new type which has been placed in .bundles of dynamite sticks with fuses production by the Air Ministry.\ta*; other points., The Guardsmen, called by Govern-The new type which will be called or Ra] h Can.t0 \u2019 t dowriv .«a sta, the Lerwick will be faster, bigger ;of insm.rection ai)d rebellion,, resu]L\u201e,m a hole I ^'th a decidedly longer range jng from labor strife, previously took j\t?\t, \u201e then txi\u20ac Sunderland, which is the\tthree Irundred firearms from ' »\\oriied over the failure of his Air Ministry\u2019s number one flying persons in this area.The Guard trok ~ov.to return home last night, the boat at present.\tcontrol Wednesday, the day after lather started a search and came j, wàrr\u201d President of the Board of The Lerwick is on the \u201csecret list\u201d , armed clashes in which seven men across _ Albert\u2019s bicycle, its front\twork in April, Air Marshal Sir Charles Burnett, who will represent the Royal Air Force at the Anglo-Franco-Soviet alliance talks in Moscow next week.NEW SOUTH WALES TREASURER NAMED PRIME MINISTER Sydney, Australia, August 5.\u2014- (ffi-Reuters) \u2014 Alexander Mair, State Treasurer for some years, took the oath of office as Premier of New South Wales today, succeeding Bertram Stevens who resigned Thursday after the Legislative Assembly defeated his Government on a question of financial policy.Tiny St.Lawrence Village Prepared To Receive Trans-Atlantic Planes and its performance figures have .were wounded.not been made public but its range |\t\u2014- may be as high as 4,000 or 4,500 .miles, perhaps even higher.It prob- MODERNISTIC WORK ably will weight about twenty-five ;\tFOR \u2019FRISCO FAIR tons and carry a crew of eight men.!\t______ Official secrecy surrounds the! San Francisc0i AuJçust S.-ffP;-plan to patrol the North Atlantic, Those red faces in the vicitlitv 0f trom the air but there is no ques- the Fine Artg palaoe &t tho Golden tion here °f 'ts feasibility in co- ! Gate International Exposition aren't operation with the navy.The fly-: from sunburn.After considerable ing boats would act as aerial spies study by the art and sculpture ex-scanning thou- ! nerts.Naum Gabo\u2019s little Incite Albert went fishing in Lake Frail-|the British Colonial Empire are cois, not far from this Beauce Coun- ! suffering from semi-starvation, says fellTed a+ntVn thK r6tT trip was The report of the Government Com-believed to have been thrown into i .,\t.\t,,\t,\t\u2022 the brook when his bicycle stuck I\tof,i^U r\t1 uithe 0 nmes: in a hole in the flooring of a : Inside the formal blue covers of 6\t[the official publication is imfolclea dismal story of hunger and disease.The committee, headed by Earl do for naval vessels, scanning thou- pertF sands of square miles of the Atlan-j carv;ng was piace(j jn (-he palace and tic for enemy commerce raiders.\t\u2022 ¦\t- The plan would necessitate a year- Came a cablegram:\t|wick ManlP War- round seaplane base in Canada,\t, ,\t, ,\t,\tK, juapie bugar possibly Halifax or Saint John.Im-\ts,culPture was removed to the , sociation.Figures directors office \u201cuntil we learn just showed an increase in export of the 1 Ucoringmme SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1939.PAGE FIVE Social and Personal The Misses Maura, Helen and Phoebe McManamy are holidaying 7at Old Orchard Beach, Maine.\u2022 * \u2022 Mr.and Mrs.David Wilson have returned from Hampton Beach, N.H,.where they spent a week\u2019s holiday.Dr.and Mrs.E.A.Tomkins, who have been holidaying for a week at Hampton Beach, returned home to Sherbrooke on Thursday night.\t\t\t\tT\tC\t1\t1\ta + 4;\tI n\tThe V\tVome\tns g\t» p n e r e K* Mrs.Hugh Hatch has arrived from Quebec and is a guest of her sister, Miss Winnifred A.Wiggett, Monument National.Miss Olga Reid returned\tlast\t*\t»\t* night from Quebec where she\thas\tMiss\tMarion\tA.\tHall\tand\tMiss been taking a summer course at\tMarion\tMennie\tare\tleaving\ttoday\tto Laval University.\tUpend their holidays at Cape Cod, * * *\tI Mass.Mr.Merritt Longeway, Jr.,\tand\t*\t*\t* Mr.Angus Oliver have returned: Mrs.J.Alex Hutchison, who is home to Sutton after spending a UPenday for Murray Bay, where she is a \u201e \u201e \u201e\t| guest of Miss Marjorie CaverhiU.Mrs._F.M.Parker, of Springfield, j\twilliam Bradley is arriving Mass., is the guest of Mr.and Mrs-ifrom Quebec today to spend his holidays with his parents, Dr.and Mrs.F.H.Bradley, at their sum- OVERSEAS IN \u201cPORTHOLE\u201d VEIL E.L.Barter at their residence on London street for an indefinite period.*\t* * Mr.and Mrs.IValter Allait announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Maisie Florence to Bernard James Victor, eldest son of Mr.and Mrs.Frederick Hopcraft, of Rugby.England.The marriage to take place in September.*\t¥ \u201c mer home in North Hatley.* * * Mrs.Edward C.Smith, who has been a guest for a month of Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Biggs, left yesterday for her home in Poughkeepsie, New York.« « * Mrs.E.Christie, of Montreal, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.Ray Me Mr.and Mrs.W.Barnaby, of Oak- Harg, and Mr.McHarg, for a few Sher- ' ville, Ont., have arrived in brooke to visit relatives and friends after an enjoyable trip via the White Mountains and Old Orchard Beach, and are at present guests of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Brice, London street * * * Miss Shirley Taylor and Miss Audrey Taylor, of Montreal, and Miss Mary Jenne, of Sutton, who have spent two weeks holidaying in Len-n ox ville, where they have been guests of Mr.and Mrs.Reid Jenne, are leaving on Sunday for Sutton with Mrs.Olive Jenne, who is motoring to Lennoxville tomorrow for that purpose.* * * Mr.Jack Lunn, Physical Director of the Ottawa Y.M.C.A., Mrs.Lunn, and their little daughter, Marilyn, are spending the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.William Peak, King street west, and afterwards will journey on to Portland, Me., to visit Mrs.Lunn\u2019s mother, Mrs.Purvis.i News Of Women\u2019s Clubs | -\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014-* The August meeting of the Or-ford Women\u2019s Institute was held at the home of Mrs.Andrew' Faith, on the Victory Highway, with' Miss Thompson, the president, presiding.Following the customary opening ceremonies routine business was disposed of, Mrs.Crawford acting as secretary-treasurer owing to absence of Mrs.Mills.Tickets for a raffle were distributed by the president and Mrs.Richards gave an interesting report on the banquet given in North Hatle in honor of the delegation of Scotch ladies of the W.I., which several members of the Orford Branch attended.An interesting paper on the production of rayon given by Mrs.Crawford, was illustrated by several photographs.After the roll call, \u201cPicnic Lunches,\u201d the meeting adjourned.The members ?#id visitors then enjoyed a delicious picnic lunch, the hostess being assisted by Mrs.Burton, Miss K.Thompson and Mrs.Bertram Lyon.cays.Miss R.Christie, R.N., of Quebec, will be a guest for the week-end at the same home.* * * Mrs.P.H.Ward, of Kelowna, B.C., Mrs.T.J.Griffin, of Spring-field, Mass., and Mr.and Mrs.Charles Ward, of Highland Park, Mich., are guests of Mr.and Mrs.William Ward, Island street.* * * Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Crease, their son, Ronald, and Mr.William Crease, Sr., have left Eustis and moved to La Tuque, where they will take up residence and enter new occupations, and where the bestj wishes of many friends will follow LiflgS ÆVC DrdWU them.Carrying coals to Newcastle by taking twenty-four hats on a European jaunt, Constance Bennett, American movie actress, arrived in | Southampton, England, wearing this dazzling what-is-it which fashion 1 experts promptly dubbed a \u201cporthole veil.\u201d ! New Silhouette From 1880 Style Mr.Donald Morrison, of Gould, is a patient in the Sherbrooke Hospital j\t________ where he recently underwent an\t-d t> - i .operation for appendicitis.Hi3 r .,\taJ\u20191!'3 friends will be pleased to hear that | CoPyriSht\u2019 193^L^le HaVaS NeWS latest reports from the hospital Without waiting to hear \u201cwhat Paris reports\u201d or what the stars of Hollywood or the titled ladies of London will see, like and buy, New York\u2019s Seventh Avenue, the largest manufacturing centre of women\u2019s clothing in the world, presents its fall and winter collections.The town\u2019s many showrooms are filled with buyers from ail over the country, and from other countries, too.Glimpses Behind the Curtains.f roni between the drawn curtains that lead to the dressing rooms come the tall, slender models, wearing the original models, copies of which will be sold from coast to coast.This fall, the general impression gathered goes something like this: Important! Skirts short, but moderately so.Femininity the keynote look replaces schoolgirl effects.The short fur jacket practically a must in any wardrobe.All fabrics more luxurious.Shoes getting higher, gloves longer, stockings lighter and sheerer.The silhouette of the hour: slim-waisted with high bosom and rounded hipline.Bustles everywhere.Fabrics .Silk and rayon jersey, bengaline, faille, tie silks, taffeta, crepes in odd and interesting- weaves, and sheer, pastel woolens for daytime.Taffeta ,stiff uphostery materials, velvet ,glittering metafiles, sheer wools and rich, mossy crepes for evening.Needlepoint weaves, rought-textured woolens and fairly New beauty preparations, fea- smooth tweeds for daytime coats, tured on midsummer cosmetics ; Town tweeds for suits, counters these days, are interesting : Colors .Black leading, with enough to make the average shopper brown a close second.Autumn-leaf forget the heat and resolve to try to red, olive green, purple, garnet, bo more glamorous, hot weather or gray and navy.Black and white no.\tI checks, all pastels and a variety of American Dressmakers Set Fall Modes Without « Awaiting Nod From Paris Salons DO MAKE-UP MAGIC WITH TRICKY NEW COSMETICS There is, for instance, a new plaids featured.compact which might very well be Agency state that Mr.Morrison is progress-1\tfiï^uettrîSm940aVis$fi^ ing favorably.\tijn front, such fullness as it may.\t.n,,,«¦\u2022 t ^contain being gathered at the back.I\u2019i1*'Un^er s?,n?,e iSOrV°^ n®atest trick , Mis* Betty Havard and Miss Iso- Its ljnes are fl.ankly s tomorrow morning\u2019 with Muss Olga m tne Iôôü s as -r, ., .\t,\t,\t,\t,\t, exemplified in the paintings of Con- Reid to spend a few days holiday stantin Guyana Claude Manet, at Hampton Beach N.H Miss Reid Pleatgj GodetS) flounceS) and will journey on to New Yoik to join even a suggestion of bustle are used her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Albert W.j-0 j^p.g jn fullness.The bodice Reid, who are visiting the World S js close-fitting, with hips molded.Fair and who will later accompany gjeeves are pia]n rather than fussy, her on the return trip home to^rp^g wa;sfijne jg frequently marked Sherbrooke,\t;by a wide, tight-fitting band.__________Shoulders are square without being WILL-POWER WINS THE exaggerated.Coats and suits are cut in classical style buttoning high with rounded Dresses .The bustle silhouette, , achieved by huge bows, shirred or ?ruffled peplums and intricate drap- \u2019 ing at the back.Ruffled aprons I that make for the desired flat- GAME OF \u201cKEEPING HUBBY HAPPY\u201d to rouge and a compartment for loose powder, of course, it contains a tiny well_of cleansing pads and the stomac.h lcg and the back.funness clasp turns out to be a lipstick.In eff(>cL L bo(lices t0 which ullra_ other words, with his in your purse, : full skirts ^ attached.slim skirts removing stale makeup and applying ^ ;vcl] ag f]al.ing oneg_ The balanced silhouette\u2014for example, cartridge necklines.They are usually trimmed with fur or velvet.Coats falling straight, such as redingotes, Its about time someone broke down and confessed that it\u2019s no jolô gather all fullness at the back, at all for the average woman to hold on to a husband.Abou all it takes is determination.Evening gowns feature the sheath silhouette.Crinoline, which had a brilliant success last season, is now MARRIAGES ELLIS\u2014McCREA The marriage of Maude Elizabeth McCrea, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Coles, of Richmond, to Dr.Harold S.Ellis, of Sherbrooke, son of Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Ellis, of Lashburn, Sask., was quietly solemnized in St, Peter\u2019s Church, Sherbrooke, this morning, the Rector, Reverend Canon H.Reginald Bigg, officiating.Given in marriage by her father, Mrs.McCrea was attended by Miss Andrea Baker, of Lennoxville, while the groom was supported by Dr.Fergus Johnston, of Montreal, who acted as best man.ORDERS ARE ORDERS, AND CHILD MUST OBEY THEM It is rave to see almost any child Not determination to hold him, but.kmited to party dresses for young determination to make him happy, j girls.Satins, silk or cotton velvets.The -wife who honestly wants her(a.nd rayon are the most popular fab-husband to be happy and uses fifth ^'ics for evening clothes, grade common sense to bring it j Worthy of special notice is a about, can have him as long as she magnificent series of stylized Egyp-wants him.\titian evening gowns.The material Wanting him to be happy elimin-|is wound around the body like banales such \"things as:\tdages around a mummy, but is suf- Lctting him think for a minute ; ficiently elastic to allow complete that any woman in the world isjfreedom of movement, luckier than she.\tI Military braid and frogging are Ever seeming to care more for her j emphasized for decorative purposes, possessions than for his comfort.although gold embroidery and pail- Keeping up a continuous stream of chatter.Pulling a long face when he comes home too tired to go out.Saying without spirit: \u201cI don\u2019t care; whatever you want to do,\u201d when he says, \u201cHow about a show?\u201d or \u201cWould you like to go for a ride?\u201d Common Sense Is Solution Expecting him to worry about the little things that go wrong around the house, Making him feel that he isn\u2019t providing as well as other men who happen to earn more money.Talking money and economy constantly.Considering their house her Jettes are still in vogue.Women Opposing Working Wives Only Give Their Sex \u201cEconomic Kick Downhill\u201d Wherever you find women opposing married women working (for pay) you find a class of women who think they would stand to gain should all married women be kicked out of their jobs.Roughly the classes are about like this : Politically ambitious women, who think they will get the support of men by such a stand.(Besides, a fresh coat is no problem at all\u2014 no matter where you are.Furthermore, in the box with the all-purpose compact, is a large jar of the cleansing pads to keep on your dressing table.When necessary, replenish the supply for the.well from the jar.The lotion with which the pads are saturated is non-drying.To wear witn navy blue, navy green, black, white, beige and gray, a well-known cosmetics firm is featuring rouge and lipstick in a cleat-, true red.They maintain that it illuminates the complexion as neither blue-red nor orange-red can do, and is fresh and youthful looking.Later on, with harvest wine, plum, royal blue, Bordeaux rouge, marine green and the same fir gundy rouge and lipstick.With medium blue, royal blue, raspberry pink and purplish rose, which you may be wearing now and later, deep i orchid (a rosy fuchsia tone) is re-i commended.\t| Another well-known firm, makers \\ of smart nail polish and manicure i sets, is featuring a sweet little, j amazingly reasonably priced manicure kit.Containing a bottle of i oily remover, an orange stick, a couple of emergency boards and a bottle of polish in any one of a mini- ; her of chic shades,it is especially handy for the traveller or for one who makes a practice of changing nail polish at least once between regular weekly manicures.pleats in back of skirt repeated in front of bodice.Skirt, back and sleevs of one fabric with waistcoat front of another.Goats .Lavishly fur-trimmed for daytime, fur-lined for sports.Fitted and flared, or straight-hanging with back pleats, or raglan-shouldered and loose.The bloused-baek silhouette with dolman sleeves and flared skirt.Dressy fur-trimmed reefers.Suits .Jackets boxy', fitted short, long, medium.Skirts slim or subtly pleated or flared\u2014but not in the \u201clittle girl\u201d manner.The costume suit including dress and jacket, various winy browns, ^wn tweeds, soft finish wools and, irm will advocate bur- fo1', f I ^ ™ bengalmes, fail e and taffeta.The swallow-tail suit.Evening Gowns .Bustles and more bustles! Crinoline types.The special domain instead of looking on every time they sound off on the sub- it as a place that can be her biggest ally in making him want to come home\u2014if it is run with his comfort in mind.A woman doesn\u2019t have to be smart ject they get their names in the paper.) Housewives who like their homemaking jobs and, whether they realize it or not, are looking down their to figure those things out, or work!noses at married women who work hard to avoid them.They won\u2019t trip I because they want desperately to today obeying at once, or without {her up, if she\u2019s too busy making her j feel superior to them and to make pretest.I think there is something wrong with the picture, and so do many other.-.Naturally we don\u2019t want spineless little weakfiuga in our fanilies, or mere copy cats, or yes-men.Cut a child may have freedom and will, and still listen when his parent speaks.Jimmy wants to throw a hardball against the house, it makes a thunderous noise within.Mother calls from the door, \u201cDon\u2019t do that, Jimmy.It worries me.\u201d Jimmy, however, likes to aim at that spot between the bay window and the front door and continues to try his skill.Again mother calls out to stop it.This time it is worth an argument.\u201cI won\u2019t hit anything.And I won\u2019t throw so hard.I am learning to aim.\u201d Next time, his mother has to put herself into the position of seeming unreasonable.She says, \u201cNow stop all your talking, and do as I say.It is no use arguing any more.I want you to stop right this minute.\u201d Then grumbling and cross, Jimmy-throws his ball on the grass and stops bis \u201cpracticing\u201d altogether.There is one good way to straighten out such a child.That is to speak once.And when Jimmy doesn\u2019t pay any attention then to keep quiet.The next step is to ignore him for a while.No favors, no smiles, just a quiet manner that shows no interest whatsoever.It can be played, such a role, without breaking the child\u2019s heart, and at the same time, salting his mind a bit.husband happy to worry about holding him.FOR NEDDY CHILDREN their husbands think they are superior.Old maids who have given up the hope of marrying, and feel that they YOUR POISE IS SHAKY IF COMPLIMENTS UPSET YOU Stockhalm\u2014®\u2014The fund from j would have a better chance of gel-inheritance law which reverts pro-j ting somewhere in their business or party of interstate persons, in the i profession if all the married women absence of near relatives to the state j were removed from competition, for the benefit of youth, has reached j Young women, just out of school, a total of 8,000,000 kroner (.$l,-;who think that if all the married 936,400).women were kicked out of their jobs the jobs would fall to them.Aside from the fact that anything which hurts one group of women is bad for women as a class Tou\u2019v'e been a good girl about sticking to your diet, brushing your hair and keeping the polish on your nails.And you\u2019ve really learned to I put into practice the rules you read about buying clothes to suit your j typo and figure.You\u2019re chic these [ days.Others think so, too, because they tell you.However, are you quite sure that they have as high an opinion of your smartness after they have complimented you as they had before?Think carefully.If you never have ! learned to accept compliments charmingly, then the answer is no.Chic or smartness, after all, has \u2019 to do with you, j'our manners anti ; mannerisms, as well as with your | makeup and clothes.She.who says, \u201cM hy, I can\u2019t imagine why you like this,\u201d when someone finishes telling her how nice her new hat ].s pro- DIPLOMATIC PETTICOATS Paris, July 31.\u2014Mrs.Joseph P.Kennedy, wife of the American Am- | bad for women as a class, these ! claims her lack of poise.And there\u2019s bassador to London, after a visit near-sighted women ought to realize here, took back a skirt which is al- that: most flat in front, and just touches | A woman in politics stands to lose the floor, but bells out at side and j in tke end if women are discrimin-back over layer upon layer of petti- 'ated against in any way.coats.no chic without poise.If you don\u2019t know how to accept compliments charmingly, it\u2019s high time you learned.Being brr.sk, almost to the point of rudeness, sim- The very housewife who wants ! ply to cover up embarrassment - To close office doors to married wom- rLIES TO STONE AGE ' en may some day desperately need Oxford, July 31.\u2014UK\u2014Miss Bea- ; a job herself, trice Blackwood flew to New Guinea | The old maid may actually find a and spent a year among the Kukuku-1 husband, if p.potential one knows kus, whom she described as being lsbe can keep her job and help sup-as dour as the Scottish Highland- port the marriage, ers,\u201d and neolithic in culture.\u2018 T\t\" A POLICEMAN\u2019S DAUGHTER Witham, England\u2014(W\u2014Pearl Jos-lin is a true daughter of her father, a police sergeant.Thieves breaking in while she was alone in the house, she attacked them with her father\u2019s truncheon and drove them off.Strasbourg \u2014ÎI\u2019!\u2014To make the!That large Alsatian bonnets that stickLf Like Cutting off Noses to Spite Their Faces The young girl may very likely fall in love with a young professional man and find that whether or not they can be married while they are still young depends on just one thing.Will or will not the firm she works for let her keep her job?Women are women all their lives.is a -ittle sad but not exactly excusable.Just Practice Accepting Praise _ The ideal way to get into the habit ' \u2014 r f accepting compliments, thus mak- u ing the payer of them feel pretty good in return, is to practice with a member of your family or.some good j friend who won\u2019t think you\u2019re silly just because you want to correct a ! fault.Let her tell you how nice you look over and over until you can say, \u2018¦-Thanks so much.I\u2019m glad you think so\u2014\u201d without feeling embar-ra.-sed or looking it.The only other method is to have two-way conversations with yourself while standing in front of a mirror Î § -m: 1 r !®>V\\ formal sHirtwaister of luxurious fabric.Sequins and gold embroidery for trimming.Picture gowns of softly tinted brocades.Afternoon Dresses .Sometimes frivolous, often luxurious, this fall vastly important.Hemline trimmings.Gold embroidered and beaded details stressed.Stunning materials-.Back fullness.Dropped waistlines.Balanced back and front fullness.Black blroadcloth, moire, bengalino and duvetyn featured in all dressy daytimers.Hats .Deeper crowns.(Many of them actually stay on the head without benefit of rubber band or snood or strap.) Turbans, pillboxes, berets and postilion shapes.Visor brims and forward-jutting quills.Towering effects, achieved by means of wired bows.Feather trimmings in profusion.New half-snood which covers back of hair but not ringlet ends.Velvet, softest felts, bengaline.Pointed crowns .and draped ones.GAY DRESS FOR DAY-LONG WEAR MARIAN MARTIN Pattern 9106 A delectable \u201cheat-waver\u201d is this fresh and buoyant style by Marian Martin.Order Pattern 9106 this very day.Then buy yards of colorfully printed country cottons, city sheers and synthetics, and with the help of the Sew Chart, you\u2019ll have several frocks in no time at all! Its very full skirt and its fitted bodice show the new silhouette.Make the collar in contrast if you wish, and edge it and the puffed sleeves with lace.For an extra smart effect, you might cut the back skirt and side panels on the bias\u2014very gay in plaid gingham! Send for your pattern today! Pattern 9100 may be ordered only in misses\u2019 and women\u2019s sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42.Size 16 requires 4yz yards 39-inch fabric and yards lace edging.Send twenty cents (20c) in coins (stamps cannot be accepted) for this Marian Martin pattern.Be sure to write plainly your size, name, address and style number.Send your order to Sherbrooke Record, Pattern Department, Sherbrooke, Quebec.SOCIAL FIREMAN\u201d BURNS TO CLIMB SUCCESS LADDER Tested Reeipes PIQUANT HERBAL JELLIES GROW POPULAR IN U.S., AT LAST Herbs, either fresh from the garden or dried and packaged, produce those special jellies which make such welcome gifts.Herbal jellies have, been used in England for centuries and now Americans are beginning to realize how good they are, * ¥ ¥ Dried Herb Jelly (Makes about 4 medium-sized glasses) One cup herb infusion (using either rosemary, thyme, sage, tarragon or majoram), 1-4 cup vinegar, 3 cups sugar, coloring, 1-2 bottle fruit pectin.Pour 1 1-4 cups boiling water over 2 tablespoons dried herbs.Cover, Stand fifteen minutes.Strain to re- am! squeeze out juice.Measure sugar and juice into large saucepan and mix.Bring to boil over hottest fire and at once add pectin, stir- mind isn\u2019t good enough to carry him up the hard way, it\u2019s good enough to I move herbs, let him know who are the \u201cright \u2018 people.\u201d lie does not marry early.He\u2019s waiting around for the right girl\u2014! one who has money, family, looks.[ (He could do without the looks.) ,r\u201e Unfortunately, those girls arc much!nr]-n\u201e raui than the 8.1'.\t.coloring which fruit acids do not JLs clothes are tweedy, and if he ;fado.As soon as mixture boils, add can t live at a good address (hoi fruit pectin, stirring constantly, usually can\u2019t) he tries to make his - Then bring to a full rolling boil and way of living \u201camusing\u201d in his talk.| boil hard for 1-2 minute.Then im-\\Vhen he entertains, he docs it at the mediately remove from fire, skim Measure infusion into 3-quart saucepan, adding water if necessary, to make one cup.Add vinegar and sugar and mix.Place over hottest fire and while s coming to boil, add col-to give desired shade.Use Snobs and social climbers arc not all women.If you live in a city you\u2019ve met again and again the \u201cSocial Fireman\u201d who is ready to climb the social ladder as quick as he can get into his tails.He\u2019s young and nice enough ooking.He went to the right col- best places\u2014even if he has to economize for months afterwards.Identifies Self with the Wealthy Ho is impressed by names, money, position\u2014and usually by snootiness.He reasons that if a person is snooty enough he must be worth knowing.He identifies himself with the wealthy.Never has he admitted to himself that he is nothing more or less than a $40-a-week clerk, and that the logical girl for him to marry and pour quickly, at once.Paraffin hot jelly out from the head like a butterfly,'they exactly four yards of silk ribbon, jto help men give women an economi 10 inches wide are required.\tkick down hill.and act as are inside.graeous as Red Currant Mint Jelly (Makes about 11 glasses of 6 fluid ounces each) Fresh mint from the field or garden gives a delicate herbal flavor to jellies.Five cups (2 1-2 pounds) juice, 7 cups (3 pounds) sugar, 1-2 bottle _ l fruit pectin.is the girl at the next desk who would I To prepare juice, crush about 4 know how to get along on his salary.;pound.s fully ripe red currants.Mash Maybe it\u2019s just as well\u2014for the mint.Do not remove leaves from girl at the next desk has her eye on ! stems.Measure one cup of mint, t go to the | solidly packed.Add mint and 1 cup met the right water to crushed currants.Bring to hold on the boil and simmer, covered, for ten you really He isn\u2019t overly intelligent or he success ladder, instead of the social j minutes.iwouldn't be an S.F.But while his ladder,\t1 Place fruit in jelly cloth or bag t is one class they can\u2019t step out Either method will work if you stick lege, because be knew at eighteen *a young man who didn\u2019 And they are dumb indeed when I to it, firm in your determination to that going to the right school is j right school has never m f disregard such an obvious fact bo a poised individual who can look \u201cimportant.\u201d\tpeople, and\u2019 ha- a too h TOMORROW\u2019S MENU BREAKFAST: Blackberries and cream, dry rice cereal, toasted English muffins, herb jelly, coffee, milk.LUNCHEON: Creamed salmon on toast, romaine salad, frosted cup cakes, fruit bowl, tea, milk.DINNER: Halibut steaks, parsley lemon butter, boiled potatoes, broiled tomatoes, lattice blackberry pie, cheese, coffee, milk.ring constantly.Then bring to full rolling boil and boil hard for 1-2 minute.Remove from fire, skim and pour quickly.Paraffin hot jelly at once.Bright Sayings of Children Sammy lost his brother\u2019s baseball down that hole.If he don\u2019t get it, Casey, his ma won\u2019t give him any tested quality Doughnuts.when he gets home.ALLAH\u2019S Just Phone 724 i SHKKBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY.AUG.5, 1939 Skinny, The Human Ostrich TELL us a story, Uncle Bill.\u201d Carl and John Towner, cousins, had been playing catch Mr.Towner, Carl\u2019s father, had been sitting on the porch reading a newspaper, but the fast-galherlng «wlllsrht had caused him lo put It aside and watch the boys as they tossed a ball to and fro.Growing tired of the game, the boys approached the porch.It was John who voiced the plea for a story.\"A story, eh?\" replied Mr.Towner.\"Oh, go along and play catch.It will do you a heap more good.\u201d \u201cAw, we are tired playing catch, dad,\u201d said Carl.\u201cNow's just the time to tel! stories.\u201d \u201cYes, please do.Uncle Bill,\u201d begged John.\u201cYou boys are a nuisance,\u201d Mr.Towner said, and he pulled his chair around so he could put his feet upon the railing, threw hts head back and studied a, moment.\u201cWell, boys, what shall It he about?\" \"Baseball,\u201d replied John, who was a devoted baseball fan.\u201cYes, make it a baseball story.\u201d said Carl.\u201cAll right, boys.Then you must give closest attention.Mr.Towner scratched his head, «crewed his mouth out of shape and winced as If undecided where to begin.\u201cOstriches,\u201d he commenced very slowly, \"can kick powerfully hard.They have very strong muscles.That's what makes them run so fast.But the queerest thing Is that when pursued they will stick their heads In the sand and imagine that no one can see them.\" The boy« looked at each other, disgusted.\"Aw, dad!\u201d protested Carl.\u201cWe want to hear a baseball story.We don\u2019t care for ostriches.We learn «bout such things at school.\u201d \u201cThat's all right, son,\" replied Mr.Towner.\"Just hold your horses.This Is a baseball story npd I just want you to remember that fact about the ostriches.It Is necessary to my story.\" Carl and John began to feel that Mr.Towner was playing a joke on them, but said nothing and listened attentively.\u201cWell, now, if you\u2019ll remember what I said about ostriches,\" continued Mr.Towner, \"we\u2019ll proceed.Skinny Brown was a pitcher on the Cloverhill Club.He was just an ordinary pitcher and managed to win about half his games.The season was almost over when Skinny and some other members of the club went out to the park zoo one morning.To pass away the time they stopped at each of the cages, viewing the various animals with much amusement hospital within three days.When the players asked him how he felt he replied that he never felt better In his life, though he admitted he did feel a little queer in his head sometimes, \u201cSkinny returned to the ball field but did not pitch for a few days, for the manager said he wanted Skinny to be fully recovered before he started a game.To keep his arm In shape, Skinny pitched to the second-string Catcher, warming up In case one of the pitchers should 'aviate.' You boys know what \u2018aviate\u2019 means, don't you?\u201d What Did I Do But Kneel Down And Try To Poke My Head In The Sand and jesting, as characteristic of baseball players.\u201cWhen they came to the ostrich enclosure and were watching the tall, ungainly creatures, one of (he players, full of mischief, threw Skinny Brown's hat over the fence.Skinny, never realizing the danger, leaped over the fence Into the enclosure, bent on rescuing his hat.But he never reached It.One of Ihe ostriches took offense at the intrusion and kicked him a good hard rap, squarely on the top of Ihe head.Skinny keeled over, unconscious.\u201cAw!\u201d escaped from both boys involuntarily.\u201cDid It kill Skinny?\" asked John, \u201cNo,\" replied his uncle, \"it did not.He was hustled to a hospital, and though the doctors called It.a severe case, he was out of the puzzle Corner (/pS) 4^ Bobble and his playmates have planned to start a menagerie when they grow it]), ami have drawn n plan of the otiolosuro.s for seven animals.Not being- very well acquainted with the circus business, they have timed up domestic and wild animals in llteir plans.However, you are to draw straight lines connecting the little points shown on tlte border lines, in such a way that you will have seven enclosures, each one containing letters which, when properly arranged, will spell (he name of an animal.What are they?JUNIOK t KUSS-VVORI) I\u2019l /./.U 1\tZ\t\t\t3\t4\tY l>\t\t\t\t7\t\t &\t\t9\t10\t\t\t \t\tII\t\t\t\t a\t\t13\t\t\t14\t15 iG\ti7\t\t\t\t18\t 19\t\t\t\t20\t\t HORIZONTAL \\ I K I It \\1.1-Large cask\tl-Uontend w ith 3-Ovvns\t2-Oirl's name tl-Into\t3-Kmployed 7\u2014\tM ischievous child 8\u2014\tPenetrate U-Unit 4-\t1\u2019art of verb \"To be\" 5-\tScout 9- Implements 10-Terminate 12-Fragment of 13-Queerer 16\u2014The whrle\tc,oth IS-Egyptlan god M-Kpoch 10-Auto furl\t13-Knock 20-D -::e\t17-Musical note THP.l7K-I.7 .TTl IK ! X Dl ESS CHAIN The last letter of each word forms the first letter of the next The first and last words are the same.Addition, Silent.An animal's cry, Tiny, A shade troc, To cut down.To gain.At present.To sway.Auto fuel.Addition.HOI It (.1 \\SS PY/.Z1.E Make an hour glass out of the following words: 1.\tAn errand.2.\tGrass plots.3.\tA scarf.4.\tA consonant.5.\tA mischievous child, ti.Hot vapor.7.To make right.The central letters will spoil what nil children would like lo be.SI \\ -U I ! VOEl) KIDDLE.1.\tEyes 1 have, hut I never look Upon the things of life.2.\tTongues I have, hut 1 never talk tv it li either man or wife.3.\tTeeth 1 have, hut I never chow The things that people eat.4.\tEars 1 have, but 1 never hear The noise in the street.5.\tHands I have, but I never hold A pound of weight, you know, ti.Limbs I have, but 1 never walk.On the good old earth below.\u201cSure,\" replied Carl, confidently.\"It means being pounded all over the lot.\" It was evident that both boys knew baseball to perfection.\"The queer part of it was,\u201d continued Mr.Towner, \u201cthat tha catcher who did the receiving for Skinny in the warming pen complained to the pitcher that he was throwing too hard.\"What\u2019s the use of putting so much speed on (he ball?\u201d asked the catcher.\u201cIf you throw like this In practice you'll not have enough steam to start a game.\u201d \u201c T'm not throwing hard,\u2019 replied Skinny.\u2018I'm just lobbing them over.' \u201cAnd Skinny meant It.He was actually throwing easy, but for some mysterious reason his arm had grown powerfully strong and he was able to throw a ball with unusual speed, even when not exerting himself.The catcher thought Skinny was joking when he said he was not throwing hard.So the manager did not hear of It, \"About a week after ho had been out of the hospital Skinny started a game.It was with the Rock Hall team.Well, to get to the heart of (he mattyr, Skinny found himself pitching the best game of bis life.Both Cloverhill catchers had retired claiming that Skinny's twirling was too hot for them to handle.The manager hmself, who used to catch in his playing days, took up (he receiving, though he could scarcely hold Skinny's delivery.Skinny struck out man after man and didn't allow a single hit, \"But the other pitcher was doing line work, too, and the Cloverhill players had been unable to get a run around.Unfortunately Rock Hall had scored two runs without, a hit, both runs being due to past balls and dropped third strikes.As a result, the home fans were bewailing their hard luck when tToverhill came to bat In the ninth Inning two runs behind.\"The first man up cracked out a single to right.The next man sacrificed.Skinny was up next and responded with a crash double to center.Ho was advanced to third on an infield out.Now let Skinny tell the rest himself: \" T felt that queer sensation in my head.For some reason or other 1 got the Idea I was an ostrich.As I waited at third l felt like eating the sack, sawdust and all.Jimmy, the next man up, beat out a safe hit to second.As I started for home, the second base-man shot the ball to the catcher.1\tsaw him waiting there with the ball, so I ran back toward third and the baseman had the ball there waiting- for me.When 1 saw myself surrounded by the enemy I just naturally was scared plum crazy.Bo what did I do but kneel down and try to poke my bead in the sand that tilled the running path: oh, Oh.I'll never forget it!\" \"8o you can imagine how badly Skinny felt, losing the ball game 2\tto I.just because he acted like an ostrich.\" \"What became of Skinny?\u201d asked John, who had been much impressed with the story.\"Oh, he's still pitching, but he's quit trying to be an ostrich, both in arm and head.\" There was silence a few seconds.Presently Carl said to his cousin: \u201cDo you believe that story, J ohn ?\" \"No, I don't.Do you, Uncle Bill?\u201d \"Oh.come now, hoys.Next time we go to Cloverhill I'll take you out to the zoo and show you the very ostrich.Now run along and don't bother me.\u201c fTo be colored v i spe Yellow-haired Susie May and BROWN-halred Teddy are having a picnic on the nice GREEN grass.The tall BROWN trunked trees spread their GREEN leaves overhead to make a cool shady spot.The sky is bright BLUE without, one.cloud.th paints or crayons.Whenever you come to a wornl Heel in CAPÏTAL letters use that color.) The Stream C OMETIMES I love to sit and ^\tdream Beside the little grassy stream That runs below the house and goes To where I\u2019m sure nobody knows.Beneath the maple's arching roots Its shallow tinkling current shoots.Beneath the ferns as tall as me, And then goes looking for the sea.Just where I sit magnolias bloom And scent the pale-green leafy gloom, And sunlight tries in vain to send Its rays the coolness there to end.Out thro' a leafless branch I still Can see my house up on the hill.And watch the smoke-wreaths float in crowds Up from the kitchen to the clouds.Above my head the catbirds' nest Holds four blue eggs\u2014I think it's best That I should guard it day by day To keep the big black snake away.Last year he robbed the nest, and oh, The little birds were sad I know.But they have nothing now to fear For I will guard their home so dear.And while on duty I remain Of weariness I can't complain, So many friends keep watch with me I'm happy as a child can be.Sometimes the frogs in green and brown Hop from the stream and nestle down Close by, and sometimes from his tower The crayfish watches for an hour.Oh, how I love to sit and dream Beside the little grassy stream 1 I'm sure until it finds1 the sea The little stream remembers me.Perhaps it tells the ocean, too, About the little fellow who So often spends among its flow'rs The dreamy, drowsy summer hours.Modern Improvements vp.\u2019> w^r5 1 ^ Country Aunt: And did you see the cow milked?Sammy:\tYes'm and it\u2019s got spring faucets that you can't leave running.Stisie May wears a.pretty dress of White organdy printed with large PINK (use RED lightly) flowers and tiny GREEN leaves.Her socks are PINK, too, so is her sash and the clip in her hair.She wears BROWN shoes with White uppers.\u201cTake a nice GOLDEN (use YELLOW) BROWN bun filled with ham and GREEN lettuce!\u201d says Susie May, holding a BLUE paper plate with two \"ummy\" bun sandwiches on it, to Teddy.\u201cThank\u2014you! They look dee\u2014 Melons !\u201d cries Teddy.Teddy wears a BLUE and White sweater and long GRAY (use BLACK lightly) pants.He has shoes with BLACK uppers and White Vamps.The thick soles of his and Susie May\u2019s shoes are YELLOW.The picnic basket is YELLOW with long RED handles.There, is a bottle of PURPLE grape juice and some ORANGE colored (use RED and YELLOW mixed) fruit in the basket.Paint the house with a BROWN roof and RED chimney.It should have light Y'ELLOW sides and the window sills are White.The hush near the tree Is dark GREEN and the ball near Teddy Is PURPLE, GREEN, YELLOW, BROWN and ORANGE color.Both children have PINK cheeks and RED lips.The border of this picture can be RED and the lettering Y'ELLOW\u2019.Dogdays and Dogs MANY\u2019 people associate the dog-days of midsummer with dogs mad and otherwise.The truth of the thing, however, is that dogs and dogdays have nothing to do with each other.The origin of the name of this stretch of hot weather is connected with Sirius, the Dog Star, rather than with the dogs of the earth.The use of the name came about from the fact that ancient astronomers figured that during this period the Dog Star rose in the heaven each day at the same time the sun rose.The fact that the two rose at the same time was regarded as responsible for the sultry heat of summer and for the illness resulting.Originally the period was called \u201ccanicular days,\u201d the word canicular being derived from the Latin word \u201ccanis,\" meaning dog.The word \u201cdog\u201d plays an important part in the English language.\u201cDogged\u201d means \u201cwith obstinate resolution,\u201d as indicating that a person sticks to a thing as persistently as a dog.The verb \"to dog,\u201d means \u201cto hunt or track like a hound.\" \"Dog-eared,\u201d as applied to a book, indicates that the leaves are turned down from careless use, their appearance suggesting the drooping ears of a dog.A \u201cdogcart\u201d was so called becawne this form of vehicle was first used by English sportsmen, and had a box at the back for carrying dogs.\"Throwing things to the dogs\u201d and \"going to the dogs\u201d are slang terms which have come into good usage.Crocodile vs'STS (U* sssssE®' -\tAV''\"\u2019'\t- N -o' \u2019\"THIS creature with a foolish smile Is the lazy crocodile.Although he's nothing much for looks His hide makes lovely pocketbooks (JUNIOR COOKIE SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT Put one teaspoonful of butter into a frying pan and when thoroughly hot add a sliced onion and fry to a light brown.Cut one pound of chuck steak and three slices of bacon into short lenghths.Y The HANDY BOY AT HOME BY CHARLES A.KING.state normal SCHOOL.PLVNOUTH.N.H.E -35'- o -o- rTL \ti\ti\t|\tI 1 \u2022 In\t1 ^ i\t\tÏ-F r\ti ,/V \\.îT Lu ¦ 53\"- ¦BACK LilYL-LJi^adif1^d»:Lr4U\till___i5:r_J!L_ T 4 4A 3 Hf go 5b\u201e\t4|i l-62 £- '-1^,,\u2014 L-i8 \u2014 FRONT\tLEFT r/\tFT] \trr Ë\t f rr\t \t % r RIGHT l'4 A I H\u2019S-T1 -32.^ 1 I ST FLOOR w\t\u201c-4 \u2014 32-4- 2ND FLOOR A -32 ^ =T CO\t\t1\tj \th\tH* K\t \t\t\t O'\t\t\t l\t\t\t \t\t.3'\t IT\u2019s 2 WANTED ATTIC FLOOR.STUDS A EARLY COLONIAL DOLL HOUSE HERE is a doll house that little sister will he tickled pink to receive for a birthday gift, It may be built of easily secured -W' plywood; H \" plywood may bp used but it may not be so easily nailed.The nine pieces that make the house may be cut from one \" plywood board 36\" x 72\" and one board 36\" x 84\".As the cuts are all laid out and all are straight, any Handy Boy with a few tools may build this house.The doll house is designed upon the scale of one inch equals one foot which makes it suitable for dolls about six inches tall.Also the house may be gracefully furnished with toy or miniature furniture made upon the same scale.\\s the edges of the plywood hoards- are straight and the angles square, measurements may start from them.The grain of the ends, roofs, fronts and floors should run lengthwise, but that of the back may run the short way.Make the front in two pieces, one ftx 33\" and one \" - x 33 back :^ 1.x 33\": bevel the top edges of the front and back to receive the roof.Two ends, each l.\u20187s\" x 2 7 L , and one piece 1 V x 2iv' as at B: place pieces together as shown and cut gables to receive the roof.Cut one inch from the front edge of the 1%\" piece as at C to allow for the projection of the second floor.Layout and out window openings 3\" x fi'i\" and 3\" x 5Vi\", and for the front door 4\" x TH\".Make the first floor in one piece, second and attic floors in two pieces as shown.Cut notches A in first floor, and in the 1%\" piece of the second floor.Make studs A; assemble the fronts by gluing and bradding them to the 16s\" pieces R of the ends, and to the 1%\" pieces of the 2nd and attic floors, placing studs A to fit grooves A.Get out about 33 lineal feet 3 32\u201d x H\u201d for window casings and 9 feet K\u201d x H\" for window stools.Cut these 1\" longer than opening and notch each back to project a strong K \" at the face to receive the casings and brad them.Set head and side casings about 1 16\" over the openings to form a rabbet; ghie and brad with V No.20 brads.The front door pilasters may be of H\" stock 1\t\" and 1H\" wide: these should be fitted and set flush with the opening to receive the door.The base of the pilasters should be 1 \u2022% \" wide.Make the door of V' plywood: cut pasteboard to show panels and glasses, and cement It to the door.Cement celophane to make the glass.Pasteboard maybe cut to fit window openings, glass openings cut out and* celophane cemented to it.If preferred, glass may he cut to fit the openings and the pasteboard sash cemented to it.Set aside and brad them in place after the house is painted.Assemble the floors, ends and back with 1U\" No.16 brads.The entire front and the 1%\" pieces B of the ends and those of the floors should he fitted to be easily moved off or on and held in place with small hooks and eyes when the house is not in use.Fit and hang the door.Make and fasten the lookouts D, H\" X %\" X 15/16\" with glue and brads, Get out the hack roof.13 13/16\" x 35\" and brad In place.Also the front roof 14 3/16\" x 35\"; hold this in place with headless H \" pins driven into the gable of each end as at E to fit holes drilled into the under side of the roof.The chimney' and the partitions suggested by dotted lines may be made of any material.Paint the house white, tyvo coats; if preferred, a light buff or gray will show Anger marks less than the white.The brick chimney may be red and the roof a dark gray.Put in with the onion and cook for five minutes.Now, add a can of tomatoes and cook until the meat is tender.Take care the contents of the pot do not burn.No water Is added because a good deal of gravy cooks out of the meat.In the meantime put spaghetti into boiling slightly salted water and boil for twenty minutes.Drain off the water and lay half of the spaghetti upon a large platter.Over this pour half the contents of the pot and sprinkle a little grated cheese over all.Add the remainder of the spaghetti then the meat and gravy and serve very hot.When the meat is about half done season with salt and a little red pepper.A few mushrooms are an Improvement, but the dish will be delicious without them.PUZZLE ANSWERS A MENAGERIE Porcupine, Elephant, Horse, Pig, Antelope, Dog, Giraffe.V\tA\t3\t\tH\tA\tS I\tN\t\t\tI\tM\tP E\tN\tT\tE\tR\t\tY \t\t0\tN\tE\t\t R\t\t0\tD\tD\tE\tR A\tl\tL\t\t\tR\tA G\tA\tS\t\tM\tA\tP THREE-LETTER ENDLESS CHAIN Sum, Mum, Mew, Wee, Elm, Mow, Win, Note, Wag, Gas, Sum, MOVE GLASS PUZ\u2019/.LM MESSAGE L A W N S TIE M I M P S T E A M CORRECT SIX-HEADED RIDDLE 1.A potato.2.Shoes.3.A saw.f.Corn.-I.A clock.6.A tree.Stinging Trees In the southern part of Formosa grows a tree about ten feet in height having long leaves which possess the property of the nettle and produce a maddening Irritation of the skin when Incautiously touched.The natives call It \u201cchiao-jenkou,\u201d meaning \u201cman-biting dog.\u201d Scientists who have made a study of the tree have renamed It the \u201cviper tree.\u201d There is another species of stinging tree in Australia which attains a height of fifteen feet, and the effect of whose touch appears to he even more maddening to men and animals.Horses stung by It have to be shot, and dogs when affected by the poison of the leaves run about whining and biting them selves.I # 5HERBROUK.E DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1939.PAGE SEVEN NOTED BRITISH MUSICIAN MAY SEEK ELECTION EMPRESS AT VATICAN Sir Thomas Beecham, Taking Rest from Musical Activities, May Turn to Politics; as Relaxation from Orchestra Conducting.\u2014.- London, Aug.5.\u2014®\u2014Sir Thomas i Beecham\u2014part of his fortune conies | from pills\u2014is taking a year\u2019s rest from musical activities because his doctors believe it would be a good idea.Sir Thomas, conductor at I Covent Garden, admits he has been overworking for ten years.The famous conductor said he would spend part of the next year out of Britain, \u201cfor reasons both of health and the preservation of my sanity.\u201d He admitted he was teriously considering the invitation Df \u201ccertain people in the political world\u201d to enter politics.How serious were his intentions could not be learned as he told reporters who asked him whom he would support: \u201cI cannot see myself as likely to support anything in our present social and political life.\u201d The sixty-year-old warhorse of the concert and opera stages, said he proposed to carry on but not conduct opera at Covent Garden next winter, \u201cto give the public an opera season, although, frankly, I don\u2019t think it deserves one.\u201d He said he attributed the poor support of the past season less to lack of public taste than \u201cto its condition of moral collapse.\u201d Sir Thomas explained: \u201cThe public has not yet recovered from that contemptible condition of ner ' àMim : > * wmmm i ¦A 1 at the \u201cHedges,\u201d in Cowansville.^ I Mrs.E.Harvey was a week-end i guest of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Cassidy, I Cowanville.Miss Christie Frary returned to j Montreal on Monday after spending ]a fe%v days with her mother, Mrs.J.IR.Frary, following her father\u2019s I death.1 Mr.and Mrs.Damatoe and young daughter, of Quebec, have returned to their home after spending two weeks with Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Page.Among those in town on Thursday, July 27, to attend the funeral services for Mr.J.R.Frary were, Mrs.Clarence Weary, Mr.Gerald Bartin, Mrs.G.McKay, of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.Mears, of Enosburg Falls, Vt., Mr.H.C.Campbell, of Farnham, Mr.and Mrs.Owen Shu-felt, of East Berkshire, Vt., Mr.Merton Shufelt, of South Troy, Vt., Miss Eleanor Shufelt and Mr.Evan Shufelt\", of Hinesburg, Vt., Mr.Fred Cassidy.Mr.and Mrs.Burnett and Mr.C.Burnett, of Cowansville, Mr.and Mrs.0.A.Reynolds and Mr.H.Reynolds, of Cowansville, Mrs.J.Symington and Mr.Asa Shepard, of Dunham, Mr.George Shepard, of Sutton, Mr.Curley, of Sutton, and Mr.A.E.Selby, of Dunham.Mrs.Robinson, of Dunham, was a tea guest of Mrs.P.M.Hayes.Mrs.H.Blinn, of Stanbridge East, was a week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Shepard.Miss Edith Soules has returned to her home in Sutton after spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Grant Borden.Mrs.A.J.Shepard, accompanied by her guest, Mrs.Blinn, of Stan- The exotic Empress of Annam, vous prostration caused by the ; French-Indo Chmat Protectorate is entirely anticipated events of last ! P'cpred in oriendal ^rb at the autumn and this spring.\tV atlcaa- Rome-\tshe lva?Je- \u201cSooner or later,\u201d he continued,1 celvcd ^ PaPal dignitaries.A Chm-\u201cthis country will recover its sanity Iese cottHuoner, she was married to and its lost manhood and will rea-Tout¥uLf alPero1' Bao Dai of An-lize that the bleatings and blather-:113111 111 ings of fourth-rate foreign journa-j lists and all the machinery and|Letitia Hally, are on a trip through flummery of a transparently des- : the maritimes, going by boat from pairing propaganda are nothing | Yarmouth, N.S., to Boston, Mass, more than a gigantic but silly, Construction of the new highw\u2019ay childish bluff.\u201d\tbetween Knowlfcon and this place is being started at once.The contracting company has rented the store owned by.Mrs.Bessie Sullivan for their office.MANSONVILLE Mr.and Mrs.Walter Tracey were tailing1 on friends in Abercorn.Mr.and Mrs.F.M.Aiken were visiting friends in Richford, Vt.Mrs.Fred Jersey has returned to her home.BROMPTON Miss M.M.Crompton, of Haverhill, Mass., is spending the month Recent visitors at the home of Mr.of August here with her sister, Mrs.and Mrs.L.0.Smith were Mr.and E.E.Perkins, and other relatives.Mrs.Dave Cowan, Mr.Oakley Smith Mr.D.Stuart, of Greenlay, was and Mr.R.Clemont.\ta recent guest of Mr.Anick Robin- Mr.and Mrs.Carl Merriam and son.family, of North Troy, Vt., were Mr.and Mrs.W.T.Shaw and the guests of Mrs.Lilia Jersey.\tMisses Jean and Betty Shaw were Mr.Albert Tracey was a week- Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.end guest of his parents, Mr.and E.Perkins.Mrs.J.W.Tracey.\tMr.J.Robinson, of Sherbrooke, Mr.and Mrs.P.E.Hamelin, and was a Sunday guest of Mr.Anick Mr.and Mrs.P.A.Hamelin visited Robinson.Mr.and Mrs.Lynn Reid, in Sutton.I Mr.H.J.Crompto.and Miss Lil-Mrs.Emile Dubuc has returned to lian Crompton, of Verdun, are her home in Alburg.\tspending a week here with Mrs.E.Mrs, Ella Chappell spent a few E.Perkins and other relatives, days at Vale Perkins as a guest of j Mr.and Mrs.H.Little and chil-Mrs.Mina Sargent and Mrs.Martin, dren, Patricia and Clifton, of Mc-Mr.and Mrs.A.Ray and son, of Indoes, Vermont, Mr.and Mrs.Rus-Brome, were recent callers at the sel Kelso, of Munroe, and Miss home of Sirs.Ella Chappell.\tMabel Little, of Inverness, were re- Mr.ajid Mrs.Verdine Chappell Î cent guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.E.and family and Mrs.Ella Chappell ; Wheeler.DRAMATIC RESCUE OF 209 FAR AT SEA s ; v«*v'U ' G v A Delicious and Refreshing SALADÆ TEA I St Packed so full of humanity that children had to be tucked under the scats, those lifeboats were picked up by the oil tanker, Associated, which answered an SOS about 4,000 miles west of San Francisco.The lifeboats contained 200 Japanese and Hindu passengers and crew from the Japanese steamer Bokuyo Mam which burned, exploded and sank in the Pacific en route to Yokohama.bridge East, and Mrs.J.Stocks, of j played at four tables during the Cowansville, were callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.M.E.Owens, of Sutton.EAST DUNHAM The Misses Bernice, Shirley and Audrey Sherrer were Sunday guests of their sister, Mrs.George Dyinond.Mrs.James Dymond was calling on her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.W.Colton.\t,\t\u201e T Messrs.Douglas and Lloyd Sher- .ai!ss Bettle D®n®k\u2019 of LacoHe, is rer were guests of Mr.and Mrs.visitlll£ her aunt- Mr*\t*f afternoon and prizes were won by Mrs.Iby, Mrs.Graham Macfie, Mrs.Collier, Miss Beatrice Hewson and Mrs.Collins.Mrs.William Wright motored to Rutland for a week-end.Her mother, Mrs.Bourdwin, returned home with her.Mrs.Arlie Hauver, Mrs.Merton Derick and Mr.and Mrs.Robert Hauver were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Millard.Gordon Chelifoux.Mrs.Gordon Chelifoux spent a day with her mother, Mrs.Archie Sherrer.Recent visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Chelifoux were Mr.Judson Chaffee, of St.Albans, Vt., Mr.and Mrs.C.Holby and daughter, Beryl, of Clarenceville, and Mr.C.S.Mit chell, of New York .Mr.and Mrs.Clair Gibson and children were Sunday guests of Mr.IT.Gibson.CLARENCEVILLE Mrs.Perry her two granddaugh- Macfie, at her summer camp.Mr.Bob Derick, of Montreal, spent a week-end at the same camp.Mr.Irvin Tipping is spending his vacation with his sister, Miss Ro-bina Tipping.Clarenceville Lodge No.91, A.F.and A.M., attended a recent service at the Anglican Church, Lacolle.Mr.and Mrs.Runalds were guests of Miss Mary Hall.Mrs.Alice Derick is visiting at the home of Mrs.Edy.DRAPER\u2019S CORNER S -V Mrs.William Church, of Fergus, ters, her son and a friend were ] Ont., has returned to her home after visited Mr.and Mrs.George Chappell, in Montgomery Center, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.J.Beauchamp, of Arnprior, Ont., were rcent guests on Mr.and Mrs.A.D.Carpenter, of Mr.and Mrs.Paul Proulx.Cortland, N.Y., spent the week-end Mrs.E.E.Perkins has returned with Mrs.Ethel Bailey.Mrs, Winnie home after spending a month in Jersey is spending a week at the Verdun with Mi', and Mrs.H.J.same home.\tCrompton and Mr.and Mrs.R.Rob-! _ Mr.Calvin Litchfield, of Lead- inson.\t1 ville, has moved into the house Mrs.L.E.Wheeler was in Rich-owned by Mr.Merrill Heath.\t|mond for a day recently.Miss N.A.Robb and Mrs.Kenneth Recent guests at the home of Mr.Paterson, of Knowlton, were calling and Mrs.Paul Proulx included Mr.on Miss B.B.Boright and Mrs.and Mrs.Roy Watson and Mrs.H.Boright.\tRoy, of Windsor, and Mr.and Mrs.Members of the Canadian Girls1 Ernest Proulx and sons, Alcide and in Training arc spending a week in Paul, of Bromptonville.Mr.S.Herrick\u2019s cottage at Vale The Misses Marguerite and Grace Perkins under the leadership of Miss Perkins spent a few days in Kingsey Geraldine Parker.\twith the Misses Jean and Betty Miss Rosemary Blodgett, of Lyn- Shaw, donville, Vt., is a guest of Mr.and Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Perkins, and Mrs.Bert White.\tMaster Horace Perkins were in Miss Della Mae Sisco and Master Kingsey recently and attended the George Sisco, of Millbrook, Ont., Men\u2019s Club meeting at the home of are visiting their grandparents, Mr.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Patrick.and Mrs.George Traver and Mr.1\t- and Mrs.Ernest Bradley.\tFRELIGHSBURG Mr.and Mrs.John Morton spent\t_______ the w eek-emi in Drummondville with Miss J.A.Hayes, accompanied by tneir son, Mr.Ernest Morton and Miss I.Muir, of Montreal, have re-damny.\t^\tturned from a week\u2019s motor trip Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Willard, neo through New Hampshire and Massa- -\u2014 chusetts.Misses Mabel and Laura West-over, accompanied by Mrs.A.E.Lag-range, motored to Ormstown and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.R.Gotto and family.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Doak, Mr.and Comrie and Mr.and Mrs.Jack-son, of Cowansville, were recent callers in town.FKFF SAMrLKS OF RF MARK ABU JL\tTREATMENT FOR Stomach Trouble (Due to Gastric Hyper-Acidity) C.P.Stiea, Campbell's Mrs, Bay, Que., writes: 'i suffered foi the past 22 years with indigestion, pains and gas Mrs.Charles Westover has return-after each meal, and ed to her home here after spending a would -ehove few (iays jn Cowansville with Mr.and Mrs.Edwin Lavery.Mrs.C.Newell, of Mansonville, is a guest of Mrs.P.M.Hayes.Mrs.T, J.Cassidy left on Tuesday for a few weeks\u2019 visit in St.Eustache with Mr.and Mrs.C.Robinson and nothing me until a friend told me about vour treatment.From the firsl day I used Canadian Von Tablets they have done me good.1 can\u2019t praise them too much.\u201d If you suffer from indigestion, gastritis.heartburn, bloating, acid irritation, pains after eating or any oth .er stomach trouble induced by gastric family.hyperacidity, you, too, should receive quick relief.Send at once for FREE Samples ot this wonderful treatment.A free Booklet is included.Cal) at Budning\u2019s Drug Store, Sherbrooke, or write or phone Canadian Von Company, Dept.67S-A, Windsor, Ont.WANTED An Alert Young Man or Woman to Act as Record Correspondent for THETFORD MINES and District.Ms.C.S.Moore, of Stanbridga East, was a guest of the Misses Mable and Laura Westover for a few days.Mr.H.U.McCrum, of Ottawa, was an overnight guest of Mr.and ! Mrs.E.H.Spencer.I The many friends of Mrs.R- Mc-Crum regret to learn of her illness guests of Mr.and Mrs.William Adcock.Mrs.Edy was a dinner guest of Mrs.Flora Miller.Miss Ida Blinn spent a few days as a guest at Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Derick\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Hauver and Mrs.Mary Hunter were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Cocherane, Stanbridge East.Mr.Graham Macfie has motored to New York where he will attend the World\u2019s Fair.Mr.and Mrs.Brooks Tarlton, of Montreal, are spending their holidays with Mrs.Ada Bissell.Miss Jane Miller has returned home from Macdonald College where she attended the summer classes.Rev.I.Nelson took charge of the services in the United Church at Iberville recently.He was accompanied by Mr.Kenneth Lewis and Mr.Edwn Miller.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Boast, of Richmond, were guests of Mr.and Mrs, A, J.Rowe, Friends were glad to welcome Miss Clark, of Brownsburg, a former principal of the Intermediate School, who is on a visit here.Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Collins were guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.L.Nunns, Cowansville.Rev.W.E.Lewis and family spent a day at St.Johns.Mrs.Flora Miller was a guest of her daughter and family at Iberville.Mrs.Gertrude Van Kaathoven, of California, who is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs, Stewart, entertained friends at a luncheon at tos, is spending a week with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.N.D.Todd.Mr.and Mrs.Richard Ryan, of Montreal, arc guests of relatives.BETHANY Mr.James Hambleton has returned home from visiting relatives at Oakland and Augusta, Me.Mr.Reginald Hambleton was a guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Alec Johnston at Melbourne Ridge.Mr.and Mrs.Arlie Moffatt and Harvey Moffatt were visitors of Mr.and Mrs.James Hambleton at Rox-ton Falls.Mr.Wilfred Proulx and Mrs.J.Proulx, of Davidson Hill, were also guests at the same home.aiuiinji^vuie,\tguests ui me Mr.and Mrs.Arlie Moffatt and former\u2019s sister, Mrs.A.Gallup and home from Spooner Pond, where sliei was a guost of Miss Doris Hodge for three weeks.Mr.Melville Hodge and son, Leslie, were calling on Mr.and Mrs, A.Gallup.Miss Letha Hughes is enjoying a holiday at her home here.Mrs.Eldon Gallup and young son, of Montreal, are.spending two-weeks as guests of Mr.and Mrs.Al-man Gallup.Miss Mildred Goodenough spent a week-end as guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H, Goodenough.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Gallup were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.and Mrs.Duncan Karr.Mrs.Ross Carter and son, Billy, of Huntingville, were guests of the son, Harvey, were guests at the dinner hour of Mrs.George Bresee at Waterloo.Miss Agnes Lavallee has gone to Mr.Gallup.Mr, and Mrs.Grant Monahan and two children, Morrine and Gail, of Sherbrooke, were Sunday guests of -\tiv .\u2022 mi jji uu ivr, wuttJ ouiiuay jt St.Hyacinthe to take a position in Mr.and Mrs.F.Monahan.a week\u2019s visit with her friend, Mrs H.H.Allison.While here visited other friends and relatives.Miss Doreen Campbell was home from Coaticook for a week.Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Allison and family, their guest, Mrs.Church, Mr., and Mrs.R.IT.Draper, Mrs.Aitken-head, Miss Norma Aitkenhead and { Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Gemmell were | at North Hatley on a picnic.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Young and j Saved from the threat of death that she, along with 208 others, faced granddaughter, Miss Patricia Young, | when they put out in four lifeboats after the Japanese ship, Bokuyo Maru, were Sunday guests of Mr.and I sank almost 4,000 miles out on the Pacific, a woman scrambles up the side Mrs.John McVetty, Learned Plain.tke °'l tanker, Associated, which found the boats.This dramatic photo Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Draper, Mrs.of a rescue at sea was brought in on the savior vessel Aitkenhead and Miss Norma recently visited Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Crook, at Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Miss Pearle Allison was home from Sawyerville for the week-end.NORTH HATLEY Miss Iris Giroux, of Salem, Mass., is spending her vacation with her cousins, the Misses Thelma and Donna Auger.Mr.Orrin Glidden, of Hatley, was a recent guest of his niece, Mrs.Moody Merrill, and Mr.Merrill.Mrs._ H.W.H.Powel, of New York City, has arrived to spend the next few weeks at her cottage here.The Misses Virginia and Florence VorKeller, of Melbourne, Fla., are guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.R.McKay at Pleasant View House.Mr.Albert Seguin and friends, of Montreal, were week-end guests at the home of Mr.Seguin\u2019s father, Mr.Louis Seguin.The Misses Iris Giroux and Donna home of Mr.and Mrs.Ray Little.Mrs.Milton Gokey entertained recently in honor of Mr.Gokey\u2019s birthday.Bridge was played at three tables and the prizes for highest scores went to Mrs.F.Pennett and Mr.D.C.Bell.Supper was served and Mr.Gokey was the recipient of many nice gifts, among them being a beautifully decorated birthday cake.The guests departed at a late hour wishing Mr.Gokey many more happy birthdays.BRGQKBURY Mr.Gordon Coates, of Abbotsford and Messrs.Clifford Armstrong, Ross Gordon, Keith Canning and Donald Rogers, of Lachute were Sunday callers at the home of Mr.and Mrs.S.B.Coates.Week-end visitors at the same home were Mr.and Mrs.Cidney Coates, of Bishop-ton.Mr.and Mrs.R.W.Jenkerson day visitors at the home of Mrs.Alice Ross, Crossbury.Mr.and Mrs.Osborne Dougherty, and three children were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Thompson.Miss Flora Hooker is home from Macdonald College where .she had been attending the summer training school for teachers.Alburg Inn.Bridge and \u201c500 \u2019 were! Auger spent a day recently at the and Mr.Cedric Jenkerson were Sun- ISLAND BROOK Mrs.Everett Kerr and daughters, Geraldine and Thelma, of Montreal, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Kerr and other relatives.Mrs.James Campbell, of Detroit, Mich., is the guest of her brother, Mr.F.W.Sunbury, and Mrs.Sunbury.Rev, J.O.Baron, of East Angus, conducted service at the United Church during the past three weeks during the absence of Rev.R.W.Carr.Mrs.Charles Greenlay, of Asbcs- the hospital.Friends of Mrs.Uleric Ouellette will be pleased to know her condition is improving.Mr.and Mrs.A.Moffatt and Master Harvey Moffatt were visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Stuart Rockwell and family at Boscobel.^ Mr.and Mrs.Norman Copping, of Boscobel, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Neil Norris and family.Mr.and Mrs.Michael Verdier entertained visitors from Beloeil.Mrs.Victor Norris, of Granby, spent a week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Neil Norris, and family.Mr.Aldege Favreau.Mrs.R.Fav-I reau and Mrs.Arthur Favreau visited Mrs.U.Ouellette in bo.'ipital at St.Hyacinthe.Mr.Melvin Hambleton and Miss Gladys Hambleton have returned home from a trip to Oakland, Me., ami other points.The former has returned to Montreal to resume his duties there.Master Janvier Favreau has returned home after spending a week with Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Girard at Roxton.Mi.and Mrs.Neil Norris and sons were visitors of Mr.and Mrs, Nor-man Copping at Boscobel.Thieves broke into the hotel at Roxton Falls and stole money and several other articles.Mr.Reginald Hambleton, of Roxton Falls, called on Mrs.W.Lancaster and family, PINNACLE Miss Sylvia Monahan has returned horns from Nicolet Lake, where she was a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Dixon.Mr.and Mrs.George Putreau and young son, of Sherbrooke, were overnight guests of Mr.and Mrs E Wilkie.Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Al-man Gallup were Mr.and Mrs Edmund Taylor, Mr.and Mrs.S.Tay-0r,a?,d,thre'e children, Freda, Mavis and Melvin, Mr.and Mrs.Ross Carter and son, Billy, and Mr.and Mrs.K.Gonnet and two children, Jean and Joan.ttAÎL's\tWodge, Miss Jean Hodge, Keith Hodge and Kendall fWi\"1 'Y1™ t an afternoon with the family of Mr.and Mrs.If.Hughes.Mr.and Mrs.R.Gonnet and two children, Jean and Joan, of Montreal, have returned home after spending two weeks as guests of Mr.and Mrs, Duncan Kerr.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Robinson and two children, Reta and Charles, of Asbestos, were calling on Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Gallup.Miss Marie Hughes has returned Miss Carrol Saff'ins was an overnight guest of the Misses Ethel and Isabel Baker.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Baker and two children, Ethel and Isabel, and Mr.and Mrs.B.Peak and two children, David and Wayne, of Danville, spent an evening as guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.Gallup.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Beer, of Danville, and niece, Miss Mavis Taylor, spent a few days as guests of Mrs.Beer\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.F.Monahan.Miss Freda Taylor spent a week at Nicolet Lake as guest of her aunt, Mrs.S.Dixon and Mr.Dixon.Mr.Ian Young was an overnight guest of Mr.and Mrs.A.Gallup.Mrs.Ross Andrews, of Sherbrooke, is caring for Mrs, Cecil Gallup, who is ill at her home here.Mr.Eldon Gallup and Miss Nor-rine Gallup, of Montreal, wera guests of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Gallup.Mrs.Stanley Taylor and three children, Freda, Mavis and Melvin, were calling on Mr.and Mrs.F, Monahan.Mrs.Alman Gallup and Mrs.Eldon Gallup were tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.Howard Dyson.Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Atkinson, Mr.and Mrs.R.Gonnet, Jean and Joan Gonnet, Mrs.Duncan Kerr ami Charles and Patricia Kerr were, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Blake, at Kingsey Falls.Mrs.Earle Findley and young son spent an afternoon with Mrs.Cecil Gallup.NEW ROCKLAND Mrs.M.Thomas and Mr.Maurice Roberta, of Putney, Vt., were calling on relatives here.Mr.Douglas Wheeler is visiting relatives in Sherbrooke.Miss Isobel Flemming has returned to her home in Detroit after visiting her aunt, Miss K.Carruth.Mrs.F.Bennett has returned to her home in Montreal after spending a month here with Mrs.A.Bennett.Mr.A.Bennett, of Montreal, spent a week-end here with his family.GET IRON LUNGS Georgetown, British Guiana, Aug.5.\u2014 ((P)\u2014Four Nuffield \u201ciron Jungs\u201d have arrived in British Guiana for distribution to hospitals which applied for them.They are gifts from Lord Nuffield, British philanthropist, who set aside £500,000 to supply the lungs, particularly valuable in cases of infantile paralysis, to each hospital that sought one.KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED.By Zane Grey.TAKE CHARGE OF HOYT\u2019S [( LOOK,KING/STELLA fel l/AS AND HENCHMAN, i-d FOLLOW HOVT?5HE\u2019S Wkl £>ot Pete\u2019s rifle 1 YOU ____ _________ .VICTIMS AND HENCHMAN, LAROUXL,,\\A/HII-E I,-.KILLED FATHER.KILLED 5WEETH CW , YOU TAKE ANOTHER STEP STELLA-AND I\u2019LL DRILL ' v^.v^Copy* f Stephen Slesinger, Inc.l King Feature* Syndicate, Inc U'.v> 1 VA ilfl thTm r>-*rrvcd // / STELLAj i& -To, N ».BRINGING UP FATHER.By George McManus.i HELLO- POP- OH-15 THAT YOU-50KJNY?Y BY GOLLY- IT'S TOO BAD WE HAVEM'-T AMY HAYS TO BE SMOKED _ \"rr-p- ->¦ - -\t* p Y, TT « WHATS the MATTER?.y ¦TS.jr LA ¦ OH- I WISH YOU WOULD TALK TO OUR SON- -Y /- 4 Copt.1939.ring Pcaturci Syntott.InTWotl'L'An'At.rvcd ^ £ ] HE DOESM'T WANT TO GO TO LONDON WITH US ON ACCOUNT OF THE FOGS- -J k 1 999999 PAGE EIGm 5HEKBKUOKL DAILY KüLDKU, DAlUKUAï, AUUU3I 5, 175?, Y ou will find it in tfce Classified Ads Two Cents a Word Prices For Classified Advertising: CASH RATE \u2014 2 cents per word, minimum charge 25 cents for 10 words or less.CHARGE RATE\u20143 cents per word, minimum charge.50 cents for 10 words or less.BIRTHS\u2014MARRIAGES\u2014DEATHS Death and Funeral Notices, Card of Thanks, In Memoriam without poetry, 75c an insertion.Poetry included in In Memoriam, 10c per line extra.Engagements, Weddings, Birth Notices, 50c.List of flowers included in obituary reports, 2c a word, 25c extra when charge account is opened.Reader Notice in country locals, 15c per line, five words to a line; Lennox-ville and City Brieflets 20c per line.ERRORS in advertisements will be rectified immediately on attention being called thereto.Agents Wanted WANTED NOW\tSA LES AGENT FOB Eastern Townshipa to aell hardy, Can-AOOM AND BOARD AT A REASON* -t-Ÿ av,le rate wanted by middle-aged lady for two weeks from about August 14th.A quiet place in the Townships, shunted on or near a lake.A suitable farm house would be satisfactory.When answering give particulars and rate.Box 04.Bet\u2019orcl._____________ Lost And Found F OITND\u2014TT G ON HIGHWAY.OWNER ad.Mathew Henry, R.R., East Female Help Wanted AT AID WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE 1*1- work.Family of two.Sleep out.Ap- ply Record, Box 89.T> I LINGUAL WAITRESS WANTED IM-mediately at Stewart\u2019s Restaurant.Apply to Mr.Dunsmore.VTOUNG WOMAN KNOWLEDGE IIOUSE-work, cooking, speaking English, wanted immediately.State experience, references ami wages exported.Ken Ingalls, Danville.f PH REE ROOM FURNISHED COTTAGE at Little Lake Magog.Boat, electricity.Apply Kushner's.JrjSED BEATTY WASHERS FOR RENT, j y 50c a week.Phone 2755, Beatty Washer | Store, 10 Wellington Street South.^ lOTTAOE AT WOODLAND BAY.LAKE Massawippi.Apply F.E.Holtham, | Waterville.\u2019 QUEBEC STREET, SEMI-DETACHED » house, six rooms, garage.Apply 6,7 Quebec, Phone 2771-J.1 JJIVE CLEAN ROOMS AND BATH, HOT water, gas, cellar, shed, $18.\t25 3rd Avenue.Mrs.Scott Gilbert occurred at her CFCF: News.home on June loth.Mrs.Gilbert had H-30 p.m.\u2014 WEAF: Horace ^\t___ been ill for five years and during .Heidt 3 Orchestra; WABC: Barry | Tyrone Power who romps through that time had been cared for by her Woods Orchestra; WJZ.Phil Le- role as a high-powered Holly-L ~ \u2019\t\u2019\t\u2019\t\"\tvant\u2019s Orchestra.\t.At The Granada \u201cSecond Fiddle,\u201d which opens to-morrrow at the Granada Theatre with Sonja Hcnio and Tyrone Power in the leading roles, is an altogether agreeable film.An outstanding cast in a zippy story with the superb Sonja on skates plus six new Irving Berlin songs is a hard combination to boat.The picture\u2019s top honors go to husband and others.The funeral service was held at her home, the Rev.E.V.MacLaren officiating with Mrs.George Harri- wood publicity man with contagious gusto.Sonja, as the little Minnesota teacher selected after a lengthy search for a prize movie role, (in- Male Help Wanted yoriNG MAN WANTED FOR GENE RAI.office work.Must be able to apeak French fluently.Typewriting and stono-gruphy.Apply Record.Box 90.f PH REE ROD M APARTMEIT, VERY modern, $35.Immediate possession.J.I H.Jalbert, Phone 249.I Situation Wanted, Female 1 Sii McMANAMY' 6 ROOM MODERN tenement, gas or electric connection, vacant .Sept.1st.Phone A.Mic-hie l-»80 or 1002 r31, or cal] at above address.Wanted To Purchase PXPERIENOED MAID DESIRES * J tion, sleep out.245 Short St.11662-M.POSI- Phonc Baby Chicks pay Angus.BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advocates I»UGG.MIGNAULT.HOLTHAM AND ^ Grundy, advocates, lilcManamy & Walsh Building, 70 Wellington St.N.Phone 1589.JOHN P.WOLFB.B.À.B.C.L., Q-C.R.Building, Wellington Street North.Ashton r.tobin, advocate.Rosenblocm\u2019o Bldg.66 Wellington St North.Phone 623.Gagne & desmarais.sherbrooke, 15 Wellington North.Richmond, Ph.37- ll/ELLS & LYNCH, ADVOCATES.SUN Life Building.Phone 16.\u201cQFF-SEASON\u201d CHICKS OFTEN PROVE ^profitable investment - if right quality.Pullets reach high production as regular supplice fnll off.Cockerels hit market when fresh-killed broilers and roasters scarce.Limited number famous Dray chicks a\\ ail-able through August.Write for prices.Bray Hatchery, John Street North, Hamilton, Ontario Rooms To Let F OGS \u2014 POPLAR, BASS.9 INCH UP.$29-$31, Montreal.Birch, bass, white ash, manlf, 12 inch up, $22-$20-$14-$12 here.At your home price equalize on distance, j Cush.Box 1.Ayer's Cliff, Quo.yyE BUY EGGS.BUTTER.POTATOES, maple syrup, etc.Hebert's General Store, 110 Belvidere, Sherbrooke.iJKCOND HAND BICYCLE, GOOD CON-k__dition, cheap for cash.Phone 109-W.CjEOOND HAND CORN CUTTER WITH blower.best price for cash.Donat B Isvcrl.R.R.3.Ayer's Cliff.Quo.TOMORROW ___''\u2019\u202200 p.m.\u2014WEAF: The Aldrich son presiding at the organ; Inter- 1\t!spuation undoubtedly thanks to the ment was at Lakeside Cemetery, j W ABC ; 1 he Alibi Club , CBM : Can- .seareh f0r a Scarlet O\u2019Hara) -doesn't Bearers were L.L.MacKay, B.F.ac*ian lingers; CKAC: trench Pro-jpresen(; any threat for an Academy Staples, F.Part and E.Gilbert, all :gl\u2018TTTe'\tn\tAward but that girl doesn\u2019t need to life-long fi'iends and relatives of;,\tp.m\u2014WJZ: Radio Guild, iact with her skating skill.The the deceased.drama; WABC: Jane Froman, sing- Mrs.Gilbert, nee Annie Hart was|Tng;\tChul'ch Service; CKAC: \u2014\t™\t¦\t-\t»\t! French Programme.Adventures her life here.On Octob'er\" 10th,\u201cÎ9\u20ac6.!««cenî WKÀF: Feature; she was married to Scott Gilbert.!pfc11-*\tOichesstia, CKA.C.She leaves to mourn her pass- Provlncial Radl° Hour- born at Marbleton on ' 30th, 1883, and lived practically all' ,-P'n\t^ e.On October 10th, 1906.iof -Ellery Q^en; WEAF : Feature ; was mg her husband,111'her'^ sFsTer* P10'?°\tHollywood Ada Mi-c q\te xt\tPlayhouse; WEAF:\tManhattan lev^,nd rt;,,\t.Sh0f.No!n\u2019i Hat- Merry-Go-Round; WABC: Summer (jpôrîrp Dm-loc ' 'T GIS\u2019 1^03l.as\u2019 Hour; CBM: Appointment with Gemge, Charles, Ernest and S.las j Aeog1;ini.offerings were: 9 30 p.m._wjz: Walter Win- On mfnLn,.mu inn/7 ,\tehell; WEAF : Album of Familiar On October 10th, 1906, she was Musi\u2019; CBM : Organ Recital.10.00 p.m.\u2014WJZ: Hart.The floral very beautiful.married to Scott Gilbert.\u2019 movie is worth seeing if only for that ice sequence with Toronto\u2019s Stewart Reburn\u2014incidentally, it\u2019s the same partner with whom she appeared in Montreal and marks her first film departure from the solo skating ranks.The other picture is \u201cMi-Takes a Vacation,\u201d starring Lorre.The heavy rainstorms that wreaked havoc with crops in the Eastern Townships had a decided effect on trade at Lansdowne Market this week as householders remained indoors rather than brave the uncertain weather.As compared with business last week, demand for farm produce was quite light.Noticeable this week was the fact that prices fluctuated much more than usual with fruits and meats featuring the changes.With the summer well advanced quotations for the different kinds of vegetables are becoming more stable after a month of adjustment.General trend in the fruit market was downwards as supply of goods increased.Cantaloupes dropped as much as eight cents, cherries went down five cents, grapes were being sold at fifteen as compared with twenty last week and prices of pears were also lower.Among the local products raspberries were bringing twenty-five cents for two baskets, while blueberries sold at fifteen cents.Trading in butter and eggs was light yesterday and prices remained fairly steady in spite of an increased supply.It is expected if the good supply continues quotations will be appreciably lower within a short time.Chickens, beef carcass, spring lamb, mutton and pork carcass all dropped in price from one to three cents.Trade on the provision market was very slow.Following several weeks of steadily lowering prices commodities on the Montreal feed grain and flour exchange rallied all along the line.Prominent among the increases were first patent spring wheat flour, northern wheats and barleys.DAIRY MARKET Moto Peter ELWIN B.HODGE.HARDWOOD FLAT.Hardwood Fiat, Aug.5.\u2014The funeral of El win B.Hodge was held on Friday afternoon, July 8, from his lat At The Premier A crime drama novel in treatment and theme, \u201cBlind Alley,\u201d which Grant Park opens at the Premier Theatre tomor-Concert: WABC: Let\u2019s Go To The row, enlists the stellar talents of Fair; WEAF: Light House Service;\u2019i Chester Morris.CBM: Music From Manuscripts.I \u201cBlind Alley\u201d possesses one of the 10,30 p.m.\u2014-WABC: Kaltenborn, most dynamic basic situations of re-Commentator; WJZ: Cheerio; CBM: cent years.A gunman, accustomed By the Sea.\t|to ruthless murder, becomes the ished psy-killer\u2019s sub-be- Rutter, best creamery, lb | Butter, best dairy .! Eggs grade A-large .Grade A-medium .Pullets\u2019 eggs.New cheese, Quebec Old cheese .Kraft Cheese .Oka, lb.Brookfield.Roquefort .I ARGE ROOM FURNISHED WITH i i J studio couch, hot water anil cas stove in mom.Apply A.Ruel.44 Court Street, j JEAUTfFUL ROOMS WITH OR WITH-out board for recommended persons only.Apply Box 12.Record.Miscellaneous late residence, Hardwood Flat, I 11:00 p.m.\u2014 WEAF: News; j \u201cguinea pig\u201d of a distingu °T,\t, auls Çhurcii.\t_\t| Johnny Messner\u2019s Orchestra; WJZ: chiatrist who probes the ki ¦ ISTO ,fi'serl w?,a born in Eaton I News;* Noble Sissle\u2019s Orchestra; | conscious mind until the «\t, ,\ta«?was , ® second son of j WABC:\tCount Basie\u2019s Orchestra;\tj comes a completely changed figure, uie late Mr.and Mrs.George A.I CBM: News.\tI \u201cBind Alley\u201d offers not only a ; p G\u2019\toi Eeto-,' In 1809 he came 11.30\tp.m.\u2014\tWABC:\tHenry\t|mental conflict of tremendously ab- ;° -my\tand sought the Stub ns farm, King\u2019s\tOrchestra;\tWEAF:\tGlenn\t| sorbing scope, but physical action of it re .T\" ?ln.p;e resided.In 1911 Miller\u2019s Orchestra; WJZ: Phil Le-,the most thrilling type.M\u2019TTTle^,,Lottl?,flhs™' eldest : vant\u2019s Orchestra.\t./APPORT UNITY TO BOARD WITH l'iench teacher\twho gives private hrpnch courses; aTo English commercial courses hy an English professor, beyinn''nj* September.Apply E.Faucher.Disraeli.\u2019 Cars For Sale Roofer II OWALD & BRADLEY.SDN LIFE BLDG.W.H.Bradley\u2014D.S.Howard, ^h.388 Ewing & McFadden, advocates.Room 520.at 132 St.James Street.Montreal.Tel.LAncaster 8738.J.Armitaue Ewing, K.C., George S.McFadden.K.C.John V.Casgrain.Auctioneers RM.DEMERS, AUCTIONEER.D\u2019T ST.\u2022 Francis, Bedford, Sherbrooke.Fh.1006.Auction Exchange OOMEONE WANTS WHAT YOU HAVE ^ to sell.Someone has what you want to buy.We bring you together.Sherbrooke Auction Exchange.Jos.Ames.21 King West.Phone 235.Collection Brokers A CCOUNTS, NOTES AND CLAIMS OF any descriptif collected anywhere.Results assured.Collection Brokers Reg'd.44b Wellington Street North.Phone No.4.Chartered Accountants AUDITORS \u2014IN CO AIK TAX pACKAR'U, 1935, VERY GOOD CONDI tion.roas.nable price.Might exchange for other goods.Box 14.Record.Farms For Sale ^travel roofer and slater, all iiimis r, infs repaired, painted, 20rf elumper thnn cl,west competition.Labor and material Kimranteed.Estimates free.W.E.Hi-Iliri'ington.Phone 1002r3, Sherbrooke.Tj\u2019ARM, 75 ACRES, GOOD BUILDINGS, *- nmninK water.el«,\u2022tricity, gravel roads.H.OTeary, Tomifobia.*vr R}lytluT!s .^ Smith of East Angus, who had -is- R;ca.1l°: '' ABC; Blondie, sketch; ited the deceased, assisted by Roy ;WEAF: Larry Clintons Musical Mr.Rowe.The hvmns.\u201cThere L No Sensations; CBM: Lucille Cameron, Night in Heaven\u201d and \u201cWhat a (.fongs;-CFCF; Uncle Troy.Friend We Have in Jesus.\u201d wore sung bv the elioir.Interment was in St.Paul\u2019s Cemetery.Beawa were Charles Ki rkuatrick.Archie Kirkpatrick.Clifford Gaul-in ,n \"d Samuel Hamilton.Mr.Hodo-e leaves to mourn hi loss his wife and three children.Evelyn, of Montreal, and Leon end in Pleasure Time; WJZ: Orphans of rorized by the mobsters.He ferrets Divorce; WABC: Amos and Andy; | out the secrets of the murderer, CBF: French Programme; CBM : ' translates his dreams and learns of his childhood and discovers what makes the notorious criminal a killer.Morris, prompted by bis vanity, responds.Ensuing events and the climax are said to be truly startling.The other picture is \u201cBrand of the Outlaws,\u201d starring Margaret Marquis and Jack Rockland, together .23c\tto\t25c 18c\tto\t20c 33c\tto\t35c 30c\tto\t33c 22c\tto\t27c .\t20c 30c\tto\t35c .\t30c 40c\tto\t43c .25c 55c\tto\t70c THE FRUIT MARKET Imported apples, peck , .40c\tto\t75c New apples .58c Cherries, lb.20c Cantaloupes, each\t.\t10c\tto\t20c ! Pears, doz.30c\tto\t40c Lemons, doz.20c\tto\t35c [Grapes, lb.15c\tto\t20c I Oranges, per dozen .\tloc\tto\t50c Bananas per lb.6c i Raspberries 2 baskets.25c | Blueberries, quart .15c THE VEGETABLE MARKET ! Carrots 2 for.5c Peas .8c Spinach.5c [Iceberg lettuce .5c I Cauliflower.10c\tto\t15c 8.00\tp.m.\u2014WJZ: Order of Adven turers; WEAF: Dick Tracy, sketch; wlth Bob tetee! WABC: Accent on Music; CBM: Don Turner\u2019s Orchestra.8.30 p.m.\u2014WEAF: Studio Programme; WJZ: Magic Key of RCA; WABC: Model Minstrels; CKAC: Radio Marathon.9.00\tp.m.\u2014WEAF: Doctor T.Q COMPTON E D N E Y.A R M l T A G E & CO.Chartered Accountants.7° Prospect Street.Telephone 32S6.> S.ROSS & SONS, CHARTERED AC-\u2022 countants.Montreal Certified Accountant I\" H.BRYCE.O.P.A.C.G.A.AUDITOR.1 \u2022 185 Quebec St., Sherbrooke.Tel.1308.Financial FOR SALE MrCormick-Deering Power Press for baling hay.Approximate capacity 21-30 tons per day.1932 Maple Leaf 2-ton Truck, mileage 27.000; good condition.MERYLE HAUSER GEORGEVILLE, QUE.Rhone Magog 612-r-5 REAL ESTATE 101! SALE: A grocery busincas with Leer icence, established for 27 years, situated in one of the best localities of the city.For rale at an exceptionally low- price, to a quick buyer, owing to departure from the Province.FOR SALE: Five room cottage at Little Lake Magog, opposite the White House.Will : sell at a bargain.FOR SALE : Eight room cottage, built two years ago.situated on West side of Little Lake .Magog, near \u201cGuy Bean\" cottages: also the furniture of the said cottage with two new boats and a 'Johnson\u201d motor.Miss N.P.Bliss, of Montreal was a recent guest of Mrs.Fowler and called on other friends.Mrs.Austin, at.home; two sisters, Mis-[Quiz Programme; WABC: Man |Emma White, Mrs.I.Waldron and Winnifred FoW 0f Tore-to and About Hollywood; CBM: Friendly idaughter, Marguerite of Coaticook Miss Lucy Hodee, of Montreal; [Music.\t;*Pent a day at the same home, three brothers.Alex, of T.annoxville.Clarence, of Toronto, and Reggie, of Cookshire, and a stepmother.Mrs.George A.Hodge, of Cookshire; ,hree nieces, four nephews and ether real lives and friends.Many beautiful floral tributes were sent.9.30 p.m.\u2014 WEAF: Horace) Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Allison, ac-Heidt\u2019s Orchestra; WABC: Guy companied by their guest, Mrs.Wil-Lombardo\u2019s Orchestra; WJZ: Gray dam Church, of Fergus, Ont., were WATERVILLE Gordon\u2019s Orchestra; CBM: The Downeasters; CFCF: Theatre Review; CKAC: French Programme.10.00 p.m.\u2014 WABC: World Premiere of \u201cOur Leading Citi- tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.W.Campbell.Mr.and Mrs.George Chapman, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Chapman and Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Bell, of Sher- Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Tope and daughter, of Detroit, Mich., have re- cnestra; CBM: London Calling; turned home after being visitors of CKAC: Stan Wood\u2019s Orchestra.Mr.and Mrs.Chester Tope and fam- 11.00 p.m.\u2014WJZj News; Ben zens\u201d- WJZ: True or False; CBM: brooke, recently visited Mrs.Chap-Contented Hour.\t; man at Miss Munroe\u2019s home.10.30 p.m.\u2014WJZ: National Radio I Miss Francis Todd, of Lnadnla, Forum; WABC: Grant Park Con-! has returned to her home after cert ; WEAF: Al Donahue\u2019s Or- spending a few days with her grand- -\t*\t~\tmother, Mrs.Nettie Todd.Dr.and Mrs.Colquhoun, of Wat By- [Bernie\u2019s Orchestra; WABC: News I»USINESS RE-ORGANIZED.CAPITAL ^ obtained, credit adjusted.Confidential interview.G.S.Sharpe, Suit* 6, Kosen-bloom\u2019s Bldg., 66 Wellington No.Sherbrooke.General Repair Work Housebuilding, floors sanded.refinished, repair work.C.G.Mason.Phone 8683.Insurance SOUTHWOCD, CAMPBELL * HOWARD Ins.Agents and money to loan on mortgages, 4 Marquette, Sherbrooke.Phone 100.D Physicians and Surgeons R.R.B.SPEER \u2014 EYE.EAR, NOSE.Throat, 100 Wellington No.Phon« 3246.D R.ETHIER, PHONE 676.84 KING ST.West.Electrotherapy, Urinary Disease.DRS.J.A.DARCHE AND LIONEL Darch*.Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Private Hospital, 92 King Street West Veterinary Surgeon SHERBROOKE VETERINARY HOSPITAL Dr.I*.A- Gendreau.67 Wellington So.Watchmaker 0.AMY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWEL-ter.P.O.Box 66, Ayer\u2019* Cliff, Que.BURY Real Estate FOR SALE Most beautiful modern and solid new six apartment building, heated.Frigidaires, garages.Well rented with leases.Very profitable investment.Inquire immedi-atolv ai HEBERT\u2019S Générai Store 110 Belvidere St Sherbrooke, Que.St.John's Guild Social, Batley 1\u2019ond, Aug.8, 4 to 8.Swimming, hot dogs, ice cream, etc.RICHMOND H.J.McConnell, Optometrist of Sherbrooke, will be in his office in the Grand Central Hotel, Richmond, on his regular monthly visit, next.Wednesday, August 9, for examination of eyes and fitting of glasses.EAST ANGUS Nice tenement to let immediately Main street.Apply Pomerleau Ladies\u2019 Shop.WASN\u2019T WIMPY Kentvilie, N.S., August 5.\u2014ff1__ t harles Lewis of Now Ross, near here, was given twelve days in jail for telling Royal Canadian Mounted Police his name \"-as \u201cWimpy\u2019\u2019 when he was caught in a raid on n dwelling where police suspected liquor was being sold.Record Want Ac.s\u2014Cash rates: two cents per word \u2014 Minimum charge of 25c for ten words or less.VVEA1?\u2014New York CFCF\u2014Montreal .KD K A\u2014Pittsburgh C HLT\u2014Sher b roo k c CBM\u2014Montreal .CKAC'\u2014Montreal .W GY\u2014Schenect ady .660 .coo 980 1210 , S60 .730 1050 Mrs.F.W.Ayer, Mrs.C.Trafton WEAF: Joo Rines\u2019 Orchestra; and the Misses Winnie and Mildred jCBM^: News; CFCF: News.Smith were tea guests at the home, of Mr.and Mrs.Churchill Moore, at Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Mrs.Nellie Perkins, of Hanover, X.H., and Mrs.David Smith, of Ihx-ville, are guests of their sister, Mrs.Thomas Gerrard.Miss Gwynita MeNaughton has re- St.Hyacinthe, and Mr.S.R.Fuller, turned home from Dixville where [of Sherbrooke, were visiting friends she was visiting at the home of her in town.uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Frank , Miss Mona Hodgson, of Montreal, Mayotte.\tLand Mr.Lyman Amitage, of Coati- Mr.Arthur Lockwood and daugh-ieook, were visitors of Mr.and Mrs.tor, Miss Kathleen Lockwood, of As- John Molyneux and Mrs.W.Shaw, bestos, were visitors at.the home of ; Mr.Arthur England has returned Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Ayer._\t_ [home from Sutton, where he was a Mr.Warren Gale, of Mexico City, guest of Mr.Hiram Bates and Miss has joined Mrs.Gale and two chd- Hazel Bates, dren, Bob and Peggy, at.the home ; Sixteen friends of Mrs.Edith of Mr.and Mrs.R.0.Hopkinson.Drew gathered at her country home, Miss Mary Ball is spending heryThe Firs,\u201d where a very enjoyable vacation with friends and relatives [afternoon was spent.Delicious rein Boston.Mass.\tfreshments were served Mrs.William Cripps.of Drum- Laura Holtham, Miss L, mondvii'e, has been' visiting her [Mrs.C mother, Mrs.Thomas Gerrard.erville, and Miss Annie Colquhoun, of Montreal, were recent guests of Miss Munroe.Mr.and Mrs.Arnold Todd, of Unadilla, are spending two weeks with the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.N.M.Todd.Miss St.Laurent lias returned from Quebec when she spent a week with relatives.Guests of Mr.and Mrs.George Stevens are Mrs.Elizabeth Sadler.Miss Pearl Sadler and Master David Sealy, of Montreal.Mr.Louis St.Laurent and Mrs.Jean Paul St.Laurent and daughter, Helene, of Quebec, are spending a few days at the St.Laurent home.Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Lundeborg, of Detroit, Mich., were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Lundeborg.BOYNTON Mrs.Everett Dustin entertained by Miss the Ladies\u2019 Aid at her home.The Lebeau.president, Mrs.Walsh, led the de-Gouki and Mrs.V.R.Hoi- 1 votional period with a Psalm read jtham, after which fun and amuse-'responsively followed by prayer.As Mr, and Mrs.Leslie Paves and ment followed with the reading of there was no business a pleasant daughters, Gloria and June, have tea cups.The ladies gave three ;soeial hour was enjoyed.Refresh-taken up residence in Ayer\u2019s Clift, cheers for Mrs.Drew and Mrs.monts were served by the hostess Mrs.Victor Parsons, Mrs.E.R.; Gould, and sang, For She\u2019s a Jolly* assisted by her daughters, Misses Roy, Mrs.Peter Swanson and the Good Fellow\u201d for Mrs.V.R.Hoi'- Vera and Gladys Dustin.The next Misses Margaret and Edith Swan- tham.All expressed the wish that meeting in two weeks is to be with son were hostesses at the regular ten they might meet again next year at Mrs.Cooper.at the local golf club.The gentlemen members of the North Hatley Club were guests of the local ni-un- j bers and a delicious supper was serv- 'The Firs\u201d with Mrs.Drew.Recent visitors at the Walsh home were Miss Leone Walsh, of Brock-ville, Ont., Messrs.Gilbert Badger LESS BITTER _____________( Halifax, Aug.5.\u2014'.(P\u2014Creamery : and Gordon Hardy and Miss Marion ed in the lounge, which was attrac- 1 butter production in N va Scotia hi Badger, of Sherbrooke, Mr.and Mrs.lively arranged with garden flowers, j June totalled 740,512 pounds com- O\u2019Keefe and son, Joseph, of Roch-Mrs.Parsons and Mrs.Roy poured Spared with 957,260 in June, 1938.ester, N.Y., Mrs.Ray Badger, Ron-coffee.\t[Total for the first six months of the nie and Lawrence Badger, of Sher- Mrs.H.M.Rider and three chil-'vear is 2,534,011 as compared with [brooke, Mr.and Mrs.J.Robinson, dren, Freddy, Martha and John, of 3,039,003.\tof North Hatley, and Mr.and Mrs.Wallace Bliss and five children, of Fairfax.Mrs.Hackett, of Holland, Vt., was a guest of Mrs.H.G.Cooper.BISHOPTON Mr.and Mrs.Carleton Joyce, of Rock Island, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Joyce.Recent guests of Lt.-Col.and Mrs.L.J.Gilbert were Mr.and Mrs.Lome Arkley and daughter, Virginia, of Oshawa, Ont., Mr.and Mrs.H.Moore, of Quebec, Mrs.J.Andrew, Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Storry and son, Kimball, of Asbestos, and Mr.and Mrs.Ivan E.Wood, Miss Norma Cass and Mr.Donald Marlin, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Mrs.A.H.Jenkerson, of Stoke, was a visitor of Mrs.Fred Hooker.Mr.Ernest Breton\u2019s little five-year-old daughter met with a serious accident when she ran in front of her father\u2019s team while he was mowing hay.Both of her legs were badly cut.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Dickenson, of Malden, Mass., were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Jenkerson.Miss Ethel Jenkerson, of Stoke, was a recent guest of Mrs.R.D.Chamberlain.Miss Gertie Ainsworth recently visited her sister, Miss E.Jenkerson.Mrs.de Gruchy has returned to her home, \u201cWoodbine Bungalow,\u201d after a pleasant visit with friends and relatives in Montreal, Lachinc, Ste.Anne de Bellevue, Isle Perron and Lake of Two Mountains.Mrs.S.C.Clarke, Miss G.V.E.Clarke and Mr.Newton McLeod, of Bury, accompanied hy their weekend guests, Mr.and Mrs.Clair Clark, of Kingston, Ont., and Airs.J.L.Clarke, of Bishopton, were recent callers at \u201cPleasant View Farm,\u201d the home of Mr.and Mrs.S.F.Allison.Mr.and Airs.Fred Hooker and Master Philip Hooker were Sunday callers of Airs.L.J.Hooker.Air.and Mrs.Rufus Joyce, the Misses June and Myrtle Joyce and Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Jo^ce were Saturday tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Westman.Mr.Riley Bishop was a week-end guest at the home of Mr.Floyd Hooker in Brookbuuj'.Beets, bunen .oc Yellow Onions.5c\tto\t8c Local Lettuce .2 for 5c Celery .10c Wax Beans, lb.5c New potatoes, peck .20c to 2oe Cabbage, a head.5a Cucumbers 2 for.5c Tomatoes, lb.5c to 7c Radishes, 2 for .5c THE PROVISION MARKET Broilers, lb.28c\tto\t30c Fowl, lb.20c\tto\t22c Chickens, lb.30c\tto\t33c Western Beef Beef carcass .11 %c Steak, sirloin.40c\tto\t45c Steak, round.30c\tto\t35c Local Beef Boiling Meat, per lb.7c to 15e Local Beef, roast, per lb.15c to 20c Calf liver, lb.40c Bacon, per lb.30c\tto\t35c Beef, carcass, lb.7c\tto\t8c Beef sausage, lb.15c Steak, sirloin, per !b.25c to 35c Steak, round, per lb.20c to 30c Spring lamb carcass.16c Lamb, hind, lb.35c to 38c Veal, carcass.8c\tto\t9c Veal, hinds.15c\tto\t20c Kidney Suet.3c\tto\t10c Blood Sausage, 2 lbs.25c Mutton, hind, lb.25c Mutton, carcass, per lb.6c to 7c Mutton, fronts, per lb.9c Ham, per lb.28c to 30c Ham, Picnic, per lb.19c to 20e Cottage Rolls, lb.30c Pork Sausage, lb.15c to 20c Pork carcass, ib.10 % c Pork, loins, per lb.20c to 28c Pork, «pare ribs, lb.10c Pork, shoulder roast, lb.Isc Following are tbe prices ol flour and feed grain delivered f.o.b.Montreal : No.1 northern wheat .No.2 northern wheat ., No.3 northern wheat .No.3 C.W.oats.No.1 feed oats.No.3 C.W.barley.Australian corn .Per bushel basis track.Montreal exstore, U.S.corn being \u201cin bond.\u201d Spring wheat flour: First patents.$4.55 Second patent .4.05 Bakers\u2019 patents.3.85 Per bbl.in 98-lb\tjute\tbags\tdelivered Montreal freight\tpoints, less 10c for cash.Winter wheat Dour: Choice grades in car lots per bbl.(new) to arrive .$2.70 to $2.80.Choice grades in broken lots per bbl.(new) to arrive ., to $2.65.White corn flour per bbl, in jute bags, delivered to the rade, less 10c for cash, carlots .broken lots .Millfeed : Rran .Shorts .Middlings .Per ton earlot or mixed carlot quantities, delivered in Montreal freight points less 25c for cash.Breweries dried grain wholesale, $19 per ton, retail $21 per ton.Rolled oats bag of 80 lbs., delivered to the trade $2.25 which includes sales tax.I Baled hay: Extra No.2 timothy .,\t,.$10.50 No.2 timothy .-.lo.OO iNo.3 timothy.g.50 (Per ton f.o.b.Montreal.) .61%' .58% .53% .37% .32 .41% .70 $2.60 $4.30 4.60 $18.25 22.25 24.24 Do You Realize MOE\u2019S RIVER Recent callers at the home of Mr.i and Mrs.G.J.Haseltine were Mr.j and Mrs.E.Sherman, of Birchton, ! Mr.and Mrs.Austin Sherman and! daughter, Ortrude, of Springfield,! Mass., Mrs.J.Bruhmuller, of Coaticook, and Mrs.Elsie Smith, of Alont-real.Mr.and Airs.Charles Parsons went to Asbestos as guests of Mr.and Mrs.Andrews.hat the character or the investments you own and the way in which you leave your money to the family have a decided bearing on the total taxes your Estate must pay?Let\tus talk\twith you\tabout\tthis important\t\tmat- ter.\t\t SHERBROOKE TRUST COMPANY 5i-niKBKOOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1939.PAGE NINE ¦ YOUNG PEOPLE AT SAND HILL NAME LEADERS Ont., is visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.James Bacon.Other recent guests included Mrs.Cheilis Bacon, 1 Miss Margaret Long, Mrs.M.D.i Bacon, Mr.and Mrs.Harry Bacon j and Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Leney and family.Mr.and Mrs.Dewey, of Stan-stead, were Sunday guests of her sister, Mrs.Clifford Rediker, and Mr.I Rediker.- I Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Stevens, of Miss Roberta Richardson Is: Derby Line, were Sunday visitors of Elected President of Young ^M^.fiice^a^n\u2019aïd Mr.Man-People\u2019s Society at Annual | ford Bacon visited friends in Island Session\u2014Reports Given.| ^Reginald Eryou has purchased the Flave Villeneuve property.CONTORTIONS ON THE RANGE Sand Hill, Aug.5.\u2014The Young People\u2019s Society held their annual meeting in the hall, presided over by the president, Miss Muriel Hen-ming.DUBOYCE\u2019S CORNER Running water has been installed ! in the Duboyce Cemetery by means The session opened with the hymn, iof a hydraulic ram from a nearby // T\t,r\tXT rp, ^\t\u201e : spring.The ram was given to the Jesus Keep Me !\\ear The Cross, j cemetery committee by Mr.J.Need- followed by the Lord\u2019s Prayer.The ; ham, of Knowlton, A subscription roll was called and the minutes of jwas taken from lot owners to pay the previous meeting read by the!^0^,.^16 PjP®, and secretary, Miss Mildred Hemming.|d in Frallklin, Vt., with Mrs There was an attendance of fourteen members and two visitors.The annual report was adopted, as was the financial report, after which the election of officers took place, with Mrs.Hazel Ashe in the chair, resulting as follows: Miss Roberta Richardson, president; Ashley Shaughnessy, vice-president; Douglas Lofthouse, secretary, and Bill Darby, treasurer.Mrs.Hazel Ashe moved a vote of thanks to the retiring officers and the president thanked the members Mary Gallup and Mr.Frank Gallup.Mr.and Mrs.Earl Dryden, three sons and daughter, of Fordyce, spent a recent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.' W.Stone and family.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Megan, of Taunton, Mass., Mr.John Spencer, of South Stukely, Mrs.Ruth Goddard, of Boston, Mr.and Mrs.Guy Duboyce, of Montreal West and Mr.E.A.Duboyce and daughter, Doris, of Bolton Pass, spent a day with Mr.and Mrs.Ray Duboyce.Week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Dalton Brown were Mr.and Mrs.D.who had been so loyal and had co- j Cromack and two sons, Mr.and Mrs.operated with her during her stay ;F> Tobin and two sons, Mr.Charles in office for the past two years.Then the newly-elected president took the chair for the usual business.After meeting adjourned refreshments were served.General Notes Mr.Keith Richardson, of Perry, N.Y., is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Richardson.Mr.and Mrs.Osborne Kelly and Bull and Mr.and Mrs.Howard Watson and son, all of Montreal.¦4\u2019 j.FINE SERRIONS ARE DEIVERED AT SCOTSTOP 'Rev.E.A.W.Godwin, of; Gaspe, Preaches in St.; Alban\u2019s Church\u2014Dr.Kenneth MacLennan Heard in United Church.-üÉ^aas:' There are many sights at Bisley, England, where the Empire\u2019s crack shots meet every year and the sights are not all on the rifles the marksmen use.Here is Major McGowan with his head braced by a canvas band, assuming a pose that would do credit to a vaude ville contortionist, as he makes a preliminary sight down the barrel while awaiting his turn to fire at the distant target.BARNSTON daughter, Katherine, of Silver Lea, Montreal Miss Roberta Breault and Mr.Robert Breault.accompanied by Miss Marguerite Menard, of Compton and the Misses Jeanne and Fernande Breault and Dr.Noel Brosse.au, of Sherbrooke, spent a vtek-end in Que., and Miss Kelly, of Lake Megan-tic were visiting Mrs.Hazel Ashe and Mr.James Ashe.Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Richardson, Messrs.Keith and Leslie Richardson and Miss Roberta Richardson were visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Rothney, Moe\u2019s River.Mrs.Murray Clarke and two sons, Gordon and Allan, of Pointe Claire, visited at the Laberee home.Gordon and Allan are remaining.Mr.Eddy Brown, of Sherbrooke, was a Sunday guest at the Richardson home.Mr.Donald Richardson, of Cookshire, was a visitor at the same home.Miss Marjorie Lofthouse is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Lofthouse.Mrs.Ralph Todd and two children, Shirley and Raymond, of Bul-wer, were visiting Mrs.Todd\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Richardson.Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Hemming were visiting Mr.and Mrs.Albert Laroche, in Lennoxville.Friends of Mrs.David Labonte regret that she is ill.Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Newport, of Cookshire, and Miss Muriel Hemming were visitors in Sherbrooke of Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Coates and family.Miss Audrfey Coates accompanied them home after spending two weeks at the home of Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Hemming.Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Richardson and Miss Roberta Richardson were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Ronald Rothney, Moe\u2019s River.Mr.and Mrs.Robert McHurn and Miss Evelyn Paige, of Colebrook, N.H., were visiting their uncle, Mr.L.W.Paige and Mrs.Paige.Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Brazel, of Somerville, Mass., were visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Hemming.Mr.and Mrs.Earl Fearon and son, David, spent a \u2022week-end at the home of Mrs.Fearon\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.David Labonte.Miss Elaine Labonte, who is spending the summer at North Hatley, spent a week at the same home.Guests of Miss Roberta Richardson were Miss Clare Brown, of Sherbrooke, and the Misses Loraine and Florry Bailey, who are guests at the Swinden-Thompson home.Mrs.Lyman Paige was visiting her daughter, Mrs.H.Woodward and Mr.Woodward, at Moulton Hill.Messrs.Earl Fearon, David and George Labonte enjoyed a fishing trip at St.Margaret.Recent guests at the !u me of Mr Chester Cleveland were Mr.and Mrs.George Sylvester, Mr.and Mrs.Chester Sylvester and thiee boys, of Waterville, and Mr.Otis Sylveste , of Coaticook.The Misses Marguer.te and Ros-ilda Menard, of Compton, are spending a few weeks with their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.L.G.Dresser.Miss Gladys Gammeli, of Moe\u2019s River, is spending a few days at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Parsons.Mr.and Mrs.G.E.Hodge, their daughter, Joan, and son, John, of Sherbrooke, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Hauver.Miss Betty Parsons is spending a few days in Leadville with her aunt, Mrs.Rupert Phelps, and Mr.Phelps.The Ladies\u2019 Aid was entertained by Mrs.Waldo Skinner and Mrs.Kenneth Cleveland.Dinner was served to a fair attendance.T1BB1TTS HILL Mr.and Mi's.Henry Barnes, of Knowlton, are spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Frank Barnes.Mrs.Howard Eldridge and Mrs.Norman Crandall spent Monday in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Barnes, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Barnes, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Barnes, Mr.and Mrs.David Bell and son, Jimmy, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Munden Barnes, at Call\u2019s Mills.Mr.Forest Eldridge accompanied Mr.W.Leonard Eldridge to Huntingdon on Saturday.Mr.George Hogle, of Mooers, N.Y., was a week-end-end guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Armstrong.Miss Helen Eldridge, of Bond-ville, spent a day with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.F.L.Eldridge.Mrs.Arthur Lefebvre is spending some time in Knowlton.Mr.and Mrs.Philip Lefebvre and two children, of Sutton Junction, Mr.and Mrs.D.Bell and Mr.Charles Barnes were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.Barnes.Mr.Justice C.G.and Mrs.Mac- Pinnacle, and Mr.Oscar Sherrer, of Hillside.Mr.Henry Hoyt, of Alva, and Mr.R.Page of this place, went on a fishing trip to Brome Lake.Misses Thelma Killaghan, of Dunham, and Constance Robinson, of Farnam\u2019s Corner, were tea guests at Mr.E.J.Lee\u2019s.Mr.Charles Maidmont, of Sutton, has been spending a few days with his sister-in-law, Mrs.H.Page.Messrs.Gerald Page and Ernest Russell were at Bedford and St.Armand on Tuesday evening calling on Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Garland.Mrs.Rose Handy and son, of North Troy, and Mr.R.Paul, of Dunham, -were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.D.Mudgett.The ball game played Sunday here between West Brome and the home team resulted in a score of thirty-three to fourteen in favor of West Sutton.Guests at Mr.B.L.Macey\u2019s were their son, Floyd and Miss Spicer, a niece, of Richford, Vt.Visitors at the home of Mr.Alex Page on Sunday were his son, Burton Page and wife, of Sutton, Miss Alma Lacross, of Sutton, and Mr.and Mrs.Thurston Spicer and two children, of Sweetsburg.CROSSBURY Antarctica Again Takes Stagelight Berkeley, Calif., August 5.\u2014(Æ1)\u2014 Antarctica, the frozen continent at the bottom of the world, came before the spotlight of an international scientific group yesterday.Explorers, geologists and ether participants in the Pacific Science Congress here reviewed discovery claims dating back as far as 1820, discussed theories as to Antartica\u2019s possible physical connection with other continents and exchanged views on its potential usefulness in the future.Antarctica has been coming in for public notice with increasing frequency.Less than a month ago President Roosevelt commissioned Rear Admiral Byrd to head another expedition into the South Polar region.Several other countries have shown renewed interest.Dr Bahrne Aagaard, of Stavern, Norway, told the Science Congress it never had been definitely established who discovered Antarctica.On the basis of available information, the first person known to have reached the continent, was John Bis-coe, a Briton credited with the dis- This community was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mrs.Willie Ross, of Bury.All extend sincere sympathy to the 'bereaved family.Mrs.M.T.Stokes, of Bury, was a guest of Mrs.G.Johnson.Mrs.H.Downs and two children, of Lennoxville, Mr.and Mrs.Wyatt Johnson .\tT\t_ .\t.and Miss Gwen Johnson, of Sher- m January isao, Palmer m No- brooke and Mr.and Mrs.Johnnie Scotstown, Aug.6.\u2014Rev.E.A.W.Godwin, of Gaspe, preached in St.Alban\u2019s Church here before a large and responsive congregation.Rev, Mr.Godwin took as his text the eighth verse of Matthew, twenty-fifth chapter, \u201cOur lamps are going out,\u201d and entitled his sermon the \u201cFailing Lamp\".He brought out clearly the dangers of letting the lamp of faith grow dim, pointing out how the lamp of religion was burning low in many lands.\u201cMany,\u201d he said \u201csay the churches are failing.It is not the churches but the people who make up the churches that have failed or are failing-.\u201d He dealt with the light of error with skill and forcefulness, and his sermon impressed the congregation.The congregation of St.Andrew\u2019s United Church listened with interest guests of Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Frizzle.\t_________ _________ Mr.and Mrs.George Tucker, of!to the speaker there, Dr, Kenneth Dixie, were tea guests of Harold j MacLennan, of Toronto, who con-Spencer.\tj ducted, the services in the absence Mrs.A.A.McAulay, her sons, ; of the pastor, Rev.C.J.Gustafson.Roddy, John and Wayne, and daugh- ;The text for Dr.MacLennan\u2019s ser-ter, Cuylabel, of Scotstown, were j mon was taken from the fifteenth callers at Mr.M.W, Miller\u2019s.\tI verse of the second chapter of First Mr.Fraser Mayhew, of Scotsiown, ! John, \u201cLove not the world, neither and Miss Mary Crawford, of Sher- jthe things that are in the world.If brooke, were tea guests of Mr.and any man love the world, the love of Mrs.M.W- Miller.COATICOOK Miss Evelyn MacDonald left on Thursday for Montreal to be a guest at the marriage of her cousin, Miss Marion Maclver, to Dr.Kenneth Ritchie on Saturday afternoon.Miss! Miss Mary Black in memory of her MacDonald spent the week-end at brother, Herbert Black, who passed the Father is not in him.\u201d The speaker stressed the need for Christian service and faith and pointed oiit that the one great quality in the Kingdom of God is humility.A solo, \u201cNear To the Heart of God,\u201d was sung by Mr.S.J.Scott.The beautiful flowers on the Communion table were placed there by Pointe Claire as guest of Mr.and Mrs.F.M.MacDonald.Miss Mary Morrison has returned from Detroit, Mich,, and other points in the United States, where she spent two weeks\u2019 vacation.Messrs, Malcolm and Kenneth Nicholson and Dr.E.Yates, of Springfield, Mass., were guests of Miss Ivey Nicholson.Mrs.Charles Baldwin is a guest of her sister, Mrs.A.L.Parker and family.The Young Women\u2019s Bridge Club of which Miss Gareth Colt is a member, was entertained away July 28, 1932, After the service Dr.MacLennan, after an absence of several years, was welcomed by many friends, a number attending the service from Gould where he was pastor of Chalmers United Church for a lengthy period.COUNCIL NAMES COMMITTEES At a meeting of the Town Council he*.d with Mayor G.F.Cowan in the chair, several items of business were discussed and the secretary was instructed to communicate with the in her road engineer, Cookshire, requesting honor Thursday afternoon by Miss! that calcium be spread on the roads.Abbott Jenks.Bridge prizes were It was also decided to extend the covery 0f Enderby Land in Febru-won by Mrs.Louise Smith and Mrs.| water line to Cecil MacAulay\u2019s new ary, 1831.\tLloyd Baskerville and a special house on Albert street.Dr.Aagaard reviewed the explor- guest prize presented to the guest of! It was reported that an engineer ations and alleged discoveries of honor.Refreshments were served'bad been sent from Ottawa to ar-Dirck Gherritz in 1599;; Bransfield in the dining room from a table range for the installation of an vember, 1820; Bellingshaussen m January, 1821, and Briscoe in 1831 Dougherty, of Hardwood Flat, were also guests at the same home.Miss Pearl Worbey is home from Sherbrooke, is spending a vacation Canterbury called by the illnesses of as guests of her mother, Mrs.A.J.her grandmother and mother.I MacLeod.Mr.and Mrs.Allen Norrie and.Recent guests at the home of Mr.little son, Claude, and Mr.J.H.Wil-|and Mrs.Alvin Coates included Mr.son, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Were guests of |and Mrs.C.C.McLachlan, Mr.and Mrs.M.J.Turner and family.Mr.(Mrs.Fred Wheeler, and Miss Kath-Wilson is spending an indefinite ! leen Wheeler, of Sherbrooke, time with his sister,\t| Mrs.Arthur Coates returned on Mrs, Gladys Johnson spent a : Saturday from St.Catharines, Ont.week-end in Bishopton with Miss Fanny Bishop.The many friends of Mrs.Everard j cox and Mr.Wilcox.Goodin, of Canterbury, are sorry to j Mr.and Mrs.J.where she has spent the past month visiting her sister, Mrs.Alymer Wil- S.Littlejohn hear of her serious illness and wish and children, Mrs.H.C.Wilcox, her a speedy recovery.HARDWOOD FLAT Mr.and Mrs.Ira Chickening and daughter, Miss Evelyn Chickering and Mrs.Florence Malom and daughter, Miss Alice Malom, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Goodwin.Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Goodwin kinnon are spending a holiday in j and family spent an evening recent- GRANITEVILLE During the recent electric storm the Robert McIntosh house and barn were struck by lightning and burned to the ground.Owing to lack of water very little could be saved.The house was occupied by Mr.and Mrs.Edson LeBaron who had recently moved there from Rock Island.Mr.Frank Haselton had fifteen tons of hay stored in the barn.Mr.Cheilis Bacon, of Port Arthur, THE Rii OF GOOD TASTE Salem, Mass., guests of Mrs.Mac-kinnon\u2019s sister and brother.Miss Alice Robson and Mr.John Robson.Mrs.David Bell very pleasantly entertained the Bondville Ladies\u2019 Guild with a good attendance of members and visitors.WEST SUTTON ly with Mr.and Mrs.Horace Goodwin at Canterbury.Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.Goodwin were Mr.and Mrs.Charles Wilde and son, Clifford, of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Morrow and Mr.Eric Morrow, of Bury, Mr.Raymond McLeod, of Toronto, and Mr.Leslie McLeod, of Canterbury.covered with a very handsomely embroidered cloth, with tall tapers and crystal holders.The reception rooms were in white with baby\u2019s breath and cosmos.Ices were cut by Mrs.S.Thompson and tea poured by Mrs.Minnie Parnell.Miss Helen Anderson, of Montreal, is in town as guest of Miss Elleanor Wallace.Mrs.Gertrude Baldwin, with her son, Mr.Douglas Baldwin, and her sister.Miss Mary Buckland, are alarm bell at the Canadian Pacific Railway station and the matter was under consideration by the railway department at Quebec.It was agreed that a siren for the fire alarm be purchased, the approximate price being $110.It was reported that valuation roll for 1939 had been homologated and the secretary was instructed to prepare the collection roll for September 1.It was decided to extend the sewer from Main street to Argyle street as far as Fred enjoying a stay at Lake Lyster at1 Boudreau\u2019s property and that taxes Mrs.Baldwin\u2019s cottage.\t| be levied at same rate as in previous Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Fischer and years.It was announced that Mr.Mrs.L.Cameron and son.Clifford.| of Lennoxville, were guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.James Coates, on Sunday.GRANBY Mr.and Mrs.Alden Wilson, of (Mrs.R.T.Seale.Rev.Wortel] and Mrs.Wortell are spending two weeks at the United Parsonage in the absence of Rev.and Mrs.Scott.Mr.D.Alconn, of Toronto, is spending his holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Alcon.Mr.Leonard Dunn, of Sherbrooke, was visiting his mother, Mrs.Michael Dunn.Mrs.Henry Neil, of Waterloo, was calling on Mrs.K.S.Mitchell.Dr.John Seale, of Salem, Mass., has been spending- a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Winston Adams were visiting relatives and friends in town.Mr.Keith Annitage was a guest of relatives in Coaticook.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Cairnie and young daughter were in Coaticook for a day or two calling on friends.BOLTON CENTRE General Notes Mrs.George MacRae and daughter, Caroline, of S\t.c, were «\t,\t, week-end guests of the J.\u201ermer\u2019.s sis* r,,¥r- and Mrs.C.C.Martin and t Mrs.\"John W.MacKenzie and httle daughter Virginia Mr.and| Mr_ MacKenzie.Mrs.Frank Kra-Mts.P.J.Longfellow and Mrs.N.L UqcIjyJi 0f Springfield, Mass., was leasley motored to Bondville and ;a]so a guest at the same home, voie,he guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.j Mrs.James Armstrong, of East A few from here attended the i East Angus, were recently calling on | _ Miss Ruft Ball, of MonUeal, was ^ liam Buchanan and Mr.Buchanan.Miss Brenda Cousens, who has been under the doctor\u2019s care, is able to be out again.Week-end and Sunday guests at Cottage Hotel were Mrs.Reich and sons, Messrs.Albert and David Reich, of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.Rudy Shilson and Mr.Maurice Shil-son, of Lachine, John MacLeod had been elected to seat number 7 and election was ratified.Committees were appointed as follows:\tFinance: E.A.Wilson, Joseph Lareau and F.C.Goodin; roads: Messrs.Lareau, Morrison and John MacLeod; water: Messrs.Alex M.Morrison, Henri Choquette and Wilson: relief: Messrs.Choquette, Goodin and MacLeod; lights: Messrs.MacLeod, Lareau and Morrison; police and fire: Messrs.Goodin, Choquette and Wilson; poundkeep-ers; Frank Sherman and John M.MacAulay.Ladies\u2019 Aid meeting held in the | Mi^and Mrs.A^M.R°ss% _\t^\tMrS- F- Allerl' :Mrs.Glen Sails, North Hatley, navci Hi-Clayton Davis was home fr_omi Mr.Ivan West returned to Que-\u2019 MrsTÉ.J?Lee visited Mrs.Harry T11© former\u2019s sister, Mrs.Maria Ross, I moved to the home of Mr.and Mrs.I Ü\u201e'\u2019\u2019ntir1 ¦c\" nx-\u201ef\u2018.au1 o\u2019.\u2019.Is.\u2019.Ul'' bee after spending a week-end at the basement of the United Church, i Mrs- James Ross and her daugh- ! over the week-end.Farnam\u2019s Corner\t!ter, Mrs.Ralph Seymour, called on! Mr.and Mrs.G.F.Payne have '\t- -\tu\u2019- *.i\t-u\u2014e of Mr.and Mrs.i , M v\tT \u2022 v ,\t^.6\t* Harvey, of Farnam\u2019s Corner.I and -on Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Bylves-|rli:Hiey rrwm, on Mountain street.1\" Uj.\tI home of Mrs.Robert Scott Friends here are pleased to hear that ! ter and Mr.William Ross.\t:\t_\t, Mrs.Harvey is gaining after her: The sympathy of the community ;son, Gordon, and daughters, June recent operation.\tj\tis extended to Mr, William Ross and i and Joy, were guests of Mr.and Mrs B K Russell Mr.and Mrs j family in the loss of Mrs.Ross who 1 Mrs.Arthur Macia at East Berk-A.\" J.O\u2019Brien and daughter, Fl0r-1 died suddenly on August 1 \u201cWhat are you thinking, dear?\u201d \u201cThat I'll mow you down if you don't get me a Sweet Capl\u201d SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES \"The purest form in which tobacco can be smoked.\u201d end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Alex M.Morrison.Messrs.Alex Morrison, of Montreal, and Angus Morrison, of Farn-ham, spent a week-end visiting their brother, Mr.Norman Morrison.Mrs.Bruce Bailey and the Misses Doris and Jean MacKenzie, of Montreal, were week-end visitors at the home of the latter\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.M.MacKenzie.Mr.and Mrs.Keith Taylor, who were guests of their parents, Mr, and Mrs.William Taylor, have returned to their home in Springfield, Mass.Miss Gwen Lax, of Montreal, is a guest of Miss Roberta Scott.Friends regret the departure of Miss E.M.W.Templeman, the Misses Mary and Ursula Templeman and Master Eddie Templgman for their new home in Drummondvillo.Prior to their leaving, the members of the Women\u2019s Institute presented Miss Mary Templeman with a string of pearls, the president, Mrs.S.J.Scott, making the presentation at Miss Templeman\u2019s home.Miss Maude MacRitchie and Mr.Bernard Atkins, of Gould, were guests at the home of Mayor G.F.Cowan, Mr.Alger Young has returned to his home in Anaconda, Mont., after spending a vacation visiting his brother, Mr.Fred Young, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Archie Young.Mrs.C.MacArthur has rented a part, of Mr.and Mrs.Clifford MacDonald\u2019s house.Miss Roberta Scott is spending a month as assistant dietitian at Red Pine Camp, Golden Lake, Ont.Miss Mary MacDonald, who attended the summer classes at Macdonald College, was a week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.K.R.MacLeod en route to her home in Gould.Masters Pringle and Graham Knight are spending a month\u2019s vacation at the home of their grand- mother, Mrs.Robert Scott, *nd their uncle, Dr.Dewar Scott.Among those who attended the MacKenzio-McCaskill wedding in Keith on Saturday, July 29, were Mr.and Mrs.A.M.MacKenzie, the Misses Doris and Jean MacKenzie, Mrs.Bruce.Bailey, Mr.and Mrs.Dan T.MacDonald, Mr.and Mrs.K.R.MacLeod, the Misses Dorothy and Kay MacLeod, Rev.and Mrs.A.D.MacLellan and Messrs.Norman, Angus, Alex and Ross Morrison.Mrs.E.S.McMannis spent a week-end visiting her mother, Mrs.E.Rodgers, Richmond.Miss Rose MacAulay has returned1 to her home in Montreal after visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.F.C.Goodin.Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm Miller and daughter, Sharon, of Montreal, are spending a vacation at the home of Mrs.Miller\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alex M.Morrison.Mrs.Charles Woodside, R.N., of Montreal, is spending a holiday visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Taylor.Mr.and Mrs.Ivan West, Mr.and Mrs.Wilfred Knight and Dr.Dewar Scott were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Drysdale at their cottage, Mirror Lake.Messrs.Malcolm and John MacAulay, who were guests of Mr.Elmer Maclver, have returned to their homo in Montreal.Mr.Gordon Morrison was visiting friends in town on route to his home in Arlington, Mass.Mr.John Cox, of Springfield, spent a week-end at \u201cDunromin.\u201d Mrs.George Moore, of Montreal, was a week-end guest of Mr.and Mrs.F.C.Goodin.Other guests at the same home included Mr.and Mrs.Pete McCrum and Mr.and Mrs.Percy White, of Cowansville.Mrs.Eva Smith has returned to Montreal after visiting Mrs.Lewis Eiger.Corner i on Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Sylves-! Harley Irwin, on Mountain street.\\\tLJ h Mrs F r\u2019ir Do via isf rJI 6 oj: MrS- Robert Scott- He wa3 6 '.-\tMr.and Mrs.G.C.Steele and aad Mrs.G.E.Davis, of Dan- accompanied by Mrs.West and V1 j6\u2019 wer® week-end guests of Mr.jsonj D0UgiaSi who had spent a holi-and Mrs.A.C.Davis at Pme Lodge, i^gy yisitjng Mrs.West\u2019s mother, ¥rii\tJames; Mrs.Scott.Other guests at the shire, Vt.They were\u201d also visiting McL?\u201ca\"> Miss Elizabeth McLellan | same homo included Mr.and Mrs.Mrs.Steele\u2019s cousin, Mrs.Paul put.;and-^af,ter Jackje ^cLe\u2018latl.d East; Wilfred Knight, of Montreal, Mr.vah and young daughter, in Birk-\taml Mrs.Bertram Lyon, of Sher- shire.\tianci ?J1S- fY3 - Miss McLe.lan brooke, and Miss Muriel McMonagle, Mrs.M.F.Dunn has returned ^ ant| ¥aS\u201c v\tSt0pPiCd Wlft Mr' of winniPcF.who was en route to .\t\" t.\tand Mrs.Neal for a week.\t! iom her sNter Mies C A MoMnn- fiom a holiday at Brome Lake, i Mr.anc, Mrs.j.C.Wiliard aIld ag]e,at Clear Lake.GOULD STATION ence, and Donald Ross attended a birthday party for Mrs.Ella Hawley at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Cecil :\t- Woodard, Sutton.\tMr.and Mrs.E.W.Mowle and Mr.and Mrs.Charles Perkins and Miss Susan Mowle.of Cookshire, son, Ralph, Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Lee ( were guests of relatives in town on i \\\\k^rCT_Sike ,YaS-,?gU