Sherbrooke daily record, 7 octobre 1929, lundi 7 octobre 1929

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Established Ï897 SHERBROOKE.QUE.MONDAY, OCTOBER 7.1929.Thirty-Third Year.EXPECTS GENERAL ELECTION IN NEAR FUTURE Fatal Auto Accident At Acton Vale\u2014Bank Manager Held .Mtendanee àsie Feature Of Air Carnival WOMAN INJURED IN SMASH NEAR LAKE MEGANHC Mayer Houde, of Montreal, and Col.the Hon.J.L.Ralston, Minister of National Defence, Opened Great Pageant, Which Was Attended by Forty Thousand Spectators\u2014Roads Near Si.Hubert Were Blocked and Many People Were Unable to Get Near Field\u2014Forty Planes Competed in or Flew With 1929 National Air Tour.Montreal, Oct.i.\u2014 Airways, roadways and railways carried fully forty thousand persons to St.Hubert Airport yesterday morning and afternoon to witness the most spectacular demonstration and exhibition of aircraft ever before seen in Montreal.Hundreds more were unable to reach the scene of this great attraction, for the roadway became blocked, despite almost herculean efforts on the part of local and orovincial police.It is estimated five thousand automobiles were driven '.a ift.Hubert, though many never reached the precincts of the aerodrome and were parked in farmyards end fields while their passengers continued by foot.Several thousand more saw the fleet of over forty planes competing in or flying with the 19.9 National Air Tour, which dropped into St.Hubert Airport between three and four o clock.Planes of All Sizes, flânes of many sizes and hues, Moth training machines to the giant aeven-ton Curtiss Condor and Ford tri-motors swooped down from the skies to land and taxi to the positions allocated to them around the perimiter of the field.Twenty-nine : dual contestants arrived, and only .¦no was behind its alloted schedule ], the meagre margin of two min-uies.These were not all, however, for a small fleet of accompanying machines\u2014carrying tour oflicmls, Clarence M.Young, assistant secretary of Commerce for aeronautics, Washington, E.P.Warner, the former secretary and now editor of Aviation, meteorological experts in a special plane equipped with wireless to receive a constant stream of weather reports, press_ representatives of a number of United States newspapers, and service ships\u2014flow from Ottawa yesterday afternoon.Other Special Features.Other features brought crowds to St.Hubert Airport both on Saturday and Sunday, though the attendance on the opening day was as low as live thousand, many people being at the football game, while others were under the impression that the *- «JS######*#©*# * THIRTY-FIVE FEARED # LOST WHEN SHIPS % COLLIDE\t* - « (Associated Press Despatch) & TRONDJEM, Norway, * Oct., 7.\u2014A telegram from # Floroe today stated that it # was feared thirty-five per- # sons were lost in the sinking & of the steamer Haakon VII # last night after a collision.# The steamship company ifc operating the vessel was # without details and there &-was hope that this estimate cj; the casualties was exag- # gerated.\t& The Haakon VII collided & with the Norweigian steam-cr Jaarl at Slavsjorden.& The Jaarl also went ashore.& Salvage ships were rushing to the rescue this afternoon.# * '* «s*»**»***»*** # Mrs.Lemieux, of Montreal, Badly Bruised When Car Struck Lumber Truck Near Megantic on Saturday\u2014Car and Lumber Completely Destroyed.LAKE MEGANTIC, Oct.7.\u2014On Saturday afternoon at 4.30 o\u2019clock, a Chrysler taxi car from St.Leon, driven by Mr.Dugael, containing six passengers, collided with a truck loaded with lumber, coming from Woburn.All of the passengers were more or less injured, one lady, Mrs.Lemieux, of Montreal, sustaining severe cuts and bruises, her shoulder being badly cut.The injured were conveyed to Dr.J.A.Dube\u2019s, who rendered medical assistance, and states that although severely shaken up, the rest of the party would soon recover from their injuries.Mrs.Lemieux, v/ho was visiting relatives in town, had intended returning to her home in Montreal on Sunday morning.The collision occurred on the Woburn highway, about five miles from Megantic.The car was completely demolished, and the truck and lumber caught fire, all being totally destroyed.PROMINENT MEN OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS \" in\"iib' ^ ¦ -| -\u2022\u2014) BOY INSTANTLY ^ KILLED SUNDAY ! ! AT ACTON VALE ! Christian Michel, Six Years Old,1 Lost Life as Result of Motor Ottawa Is Undecided As To Proper Action Regarding Smuggling Leader Of Quebec Conservatives Predicted Provincial Elections Shortly in East Angus Address Small Majority Gained by Hon.A.R.McMaster in Recent Bye-Election Taken as Indication that People Are Losing Confidence in Quebec Government by Mayor Cam-illien Houde \u2014 Thanked Residents of County for Support \u2014 Prominent Conservatives Present.¦ Accident \u2014 Cars Interlocked Expected that Question of Liquor; F& a ijyfr MAMA r,!?D When They Passed Too Close Clearances to United States! i -Aged Man Seriously Injur- ed.ST.HYACINTHE, Que., Oct.7.\u2014 : Struck by an automobile on the j Montreal-Richmond highway, Chris- ! tian Michel, six years of age, of I Wottonville, was instantly killed, i near Acton Vale at eleven o\u2019clock1, yesterday morning, following a col- ; lision between two automobiles.The j accident occurred thirty miles south- and Whether Dominion Treasury Should Pay Part of Cost of Doukhobor Disturbances in West to Be Considered at Tomorrow\u2019s Cabinet Meeting.o (Associated Press Despatch) TTAWA, Ont., Oct.7.\u2014 A cabinet meeting is scheduled for tomorrow and east of St.Hyacinthe There will be j there is con3[derable expectancy here as to what pronouncement will follow it.The two questions most to the fore relate to liquor an inquest today by Dr.J.E.Auger, j of Ste.Helene de Gagot.Information given to the authorities last night was that the child was on an automobile ride with his father.They were travelling on the i highway when another automobile going in the same direction passed too closely and the wheels interlocked with the result that Michel\u2019s auto was sent spinning into the ditch where it overturned.The boy\u2019s head was crushed by one of the wheels of the auto and when he was picked up he was dead.Dr.,\t,\tl l j u Leon Gauthier, of Acton Vale, was j smuggled across the border has summoned and found that the boy i been given much consideration had died instantly.The body was i ^\tCabinet during the sum- mer.Now that the Justice De- clearances to the United States and whether the Dominion Treasury should pay part of the costs of the Doukhobor disturbances in the west.OF WATERVILLE UNDER ARRES1 The request of the United ing to the bank.Clarence A.Tucker Facing Charge of Stealing Securities Amounting to $1,200\u2014Is al Present in Jail Awaiting Ap^ pearance Before Magistrate.The manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce branch at Water-ville, Clarence A.Tucker, is at present in the local jail awaiting his appearance before the Magistrate to answer to a charge of stealing securities amounting to $1,200 belong- States that Canada refuse clear-of liquor intend to be ances removed to the local morgue and the authorities notified.The owner of the second automobile, A.Parsons, of Richmond, stopped after the accident, and gave, assistance to the victim\u2019s father, who escaped uninjured.When he stepped into the path of an automobile at St.Jean Baptiste de Rouville, a village twelve miles west of here, at eleven o\u2019clock, yesterday, Laurent Laftiartre.' eighty-two years of age, was knocked down and suffered a fracture of the left leg.He was brought to the St.For several days a bank detective, provincial detective and High Con-table L.A.Gaudreau have been on the trail of Tucker, who suddenly disappeared from Waterville.He was traced to Montreal, but there i the trail ended and no more was discovered of his whereabouts until word was received at the office of the High Constable here that the accused had been arrested in Magog late Saturday by the assistant chief of police, G.A, Dufresne.High Constable Gaudreau was at once notified and, upon receipt of the news, ordered bailiff J.H.A.(Special to the Record.) (the control of the Liberal regime AST ANGUS, Oct.7.\u2014The 217 j were given a scathing denunciation vote majority obtained by j by Mayor Houde who said that they Hon.A.R.McMaster.Provin- ' were merely for the purpose of cov-Treasurer, in the recent bye- ering the irregularities of the Quo-election in Compton County is tak- ^ bee Government.\u201cThe people how-on as an indication of loss of con- J ever are beginning to notice this i fidece in the Liberal Government at; end es a result are becoming more Quebec by Camillien Houde, Mayor ; and more dissatisfied with the Lib- cial Charles Hospital here, and it is re- [\t.ported his condition is serious.He Introduction of Government Bill, was treated by Dr.S.Dragon.| Some of the _ ministers have Gaston Daigle, seven years of j expressed the opinion that the Gov-age, of Montreal, was brought to j eminent should go boldly ahead and the St.Charles Hospital here on ; be ready at the next session to intro-Saturday afternoon suffering from duce a Government bill making the tw\u2019o fractured arms.He was attend-i export of liquor to the United States nresent Federal \"Member\u201d of'\u2019Pariiament for Sherbrooke County, has had ! fd ^ by Dr S.Dragon, to whom he ! illegal.One member of the Govern-actbm busffieT- \"\"'-' \u20141 - \u2014na nno of the.outstanding i t°M the deta,ls of the acculent.He j ment explained the he favored such partment has ruled that refusal of clearances could only be done by act of Parliament, the question which, it is understood, the (Cabinet has before it is whether; the Government should intro-; duce the measure or would it be! Genest to bring Tucker to this city, wiser to allow a'ny saih propos#}!Th* accused -vas brought her# Sat-i r \u2019 .u\t! urday afternoon and appeared be- to come before the Commons |fore Justice of the\tLaconlbe> by action or some private j who ordered him to appear before member.\t! Judge J.H.Lemay in the Magis- trate\u2019s Court on Wednesday next.No hail was set, as it is not definitely known the exact sum ur- aerodrome would be in a poor condition after the heavy rains of the three preceding days.Many complimentary remarks were made about the excellence of the flying field, despite the fact that the first sod was turned only eighteen months ago.being .th Sponsored by the Montreal Light I gai heriny.(Continued on page Five)\tThe various of Montreal and leader of the Quebec Conservatives, who stated in an address here last night that the thousand vote loss suffered by tht Liberals would mean a general election in the near future.The meeting, which tool: place in the Royal Theatre, was one of the largest ever held by the Conservative party here, anti was for the purpose of thanking the electors of Compton County, and especially the people of East Angus, who had giv-an such good support to the Conservatives.There were many prominent members of the Conservative party on the platform, among them being Mayor Houde, Opposition leader Major A.L.Pomeroy, Conservative candidate in the bye-election in this riding, William Tremblay, M.L.A., Maisonneuve, A.Blain, M.L.A., Dorion, Armand Crepeau M.L.A.Sherbrooke Aider-men Allan Bray and Alfred Mathieu, Montreal, L.Barre, L\u2019Ange Guardien, Notary Savignac, Mont-roal, Dr.John Hayes, Richmond, and î.auriat Turcotte and H.E.Andrews, of East Angus, the last two joint chairmen of newspapers umler oix Merry Chicago Bandits Turn Hold-Up Into A Two Hour Frolic That Included A Beauty Contest Ofiintal States that F'ive Convicts Still Have Arms Hidden \u2014Two Prisoners Placed in Solitary Confinement While Investigation Is Carried on into Friday\u2019s Outbreak.CHICAGO, oh., 7.-Six merry! bandits called early yesterday at the Palm Gardens,, suburban roadhouse, robbed the ! patron:; and the management of I $10,000 in cash and jewel's, and then turned the hold-up into a two hour frolic which included a beauty contest.It was the sextet\u2019s fVth visit! in three months to the IVr.' Gn'-I ('ins, so when a volley of shots an-j J ounced the r Inte l, call, Cam Fiddle the proprietor simply sighed, punched open the cash register, .\u2022 \u2022id sC >d resignedly aside.The till included about !f>800.Sixty patrons yielded the rest.\u201cThis in no funeral,\u201d the lender of the bandits shouted, rnd calling toward the nrehrstrn, \u201cbet\u2019s have some murk:.\u201d Bo the orchestri played as tho crowd, under orders, danced.The rubbers joined in the merriment.Highly pleased the bandit chief r.-dered drinks for everyone, \u201cOn the house.\u201d Also cigars end cigarettes per all.\u201cWe ought to have a beauty contest,\u201d the chieftain suddenly decided.Fiddle, a musician and n patron were appointed judges, \u201cYour choice,\u201d the leader sug-\u2022\u2022.('isted to Fiddle, pushing a gun against his ribs, \u201cis that timid little gitl over there.\u201d The timid little girl was the judge's unanimous choice eral party,\u201d declared Mr.Houde.Continued Attack on Ministers Hon.J.L.Perron, Minister of Agriculure, did not take part in the political campaign in this county because he was the director of so many companies that he did not have the time, accoring to Mayor Houde, who severely criticized the ministers for holding directorates in companies dealing with the Crown.Mayor Houde, as in his political campaign in this district, again accused the Government of having forged the Official Gazette for the purpose of disposing- of more quickly a portion of the Grown lands.In this connection he stated that the people were fast losing the natural resources of the province which were either going out of the country or into the hands of foreigners.In closing Mayor Houde thanked the people of the county for the excellent support given his party in the bye-election.He referred to the counties of Richelieu, Vercheres and Huntingdon in which bye-elections the are expected to be held r.s an example of the discontent of the people for the present Govrnment, and predicted a general election in the near future.Candidate Thanked His Supporters Major A.L.Pomeroy, Conservative candidate, spoko a few words, thanking the people for their aid, which was instrumental in tutting down the Liberal majority a thousand votes.Other speakers were Aldermen Bray and Alfred Mathieu, Montreal; William Tremblay, M.L.A., A.Blain, M.L.A., Armani Crepeau, M.L.A., Notary Savignac, Montreal; Dr.John Hayes, Richmond, and Laurent Barre, Catholic Union of Farmers, MR.CHARLES B.HOWARD Although still a young man, Mr.Charles Benjamin Howard, the ~ ~\t' er of Parliament for Sherbrooke County, has had career and is recognized as one of the outstanding lumbermen of the Eastern Townships and of the Province of Quebec.He was born at Smith\u2019s Mills, now Tomifobia, Stanstead County, on September 27, 1885, the son of the la te Benjamin Cate Howard and Helen E Sails Howard.His ancestors on the Howard side came from Ireland into Barnston County and later took up government homestead la™ Apple Grove, four miles west of Beebe, where his great-great giandfathei homestpaded the Howard farm.He and his wife, Mary Ann Williamson, are buried in the Catholic cemetery at Stanstead.His grandfather, James Howard, took over the farm and mairied Clarina Hunt, daughter of Mehitabel White, a descendant of the Whites of Griffin Corner, whose ancestors came over on the \u201cMayflower and moved into Canada after the United States gained their independence., Mrs.Clarinda Hunt Howard is still living and resides at Beebe.At the age of six years Charles Benjamin Howard moved with his , parents to Sherbrooke,'where he has since made his home.He was ; educated at the Sherbrooke High School, now the Cambridge School, and at Stanstead Wesleyan College, Stanstead, also taking special French courses from Reverend Father Godbout, at St.Charles\u2019 Seminary, Sherbrooke.When fifteen years old he entered the employ of his father to learn the lumber business and resided for a time at Valley Junction, Beauce County.He became a partner of B.C.Howard and Company with his father, the late B.C.Howard, and D.J.Sails in 1908.The firm gradually increased their limit holdings in the Counties of Beauce, Dorchester, Bellechasse and Montmagny, disposing of their properties in 1912 to the Brown Corporation.Mr.Howard pioneered the settlement of Lake Frontier in Montmagny County and built mills there where his company acquired extensive limits.He then associated himself with Messrs.Charles, Wilfrid and Philip Bienvenue becoming vice-president of the English Lake Lumber Company, Limited, Lake Frontier.In 1919, together with his father, he purchased the holdings of Mr.D.J.Sails in the B.C.Howard and Company, Limited.said that he was visiting friends of j a course because he was very anxi-the family at Valcour, a village j 0us to see such a measure become twenty-five miles east of here, and : iaw.He believed it was Canada\u2019s was playing on a hay-stack with sev- j duty as a good neighbor to do this eral other boys, when he fell and ; and that as a Government bill it \u2022fractured his arm.His condition is j would pass whereas it might be de-not serious.\t_____________ j feated if introduced by a private Hon.W.D.Euler, Minister of | National Revenue, upon whom would fall the task of enforcing such a measure, has frequently expressed the opinion that a refusal of clearances would not help the rum run-| ning situation.However, it is understood he has made it clear to his | colleagues that if they come to the conclusion that Canada should acqui- ______\tesce to United States request in this .\tn i .\tmr\t, ! matter, he will endeavor vigorously Japanese Delegate on Way to t0 enforce it.Washington, Carrying With No Definite Decision Reached.JAPAN READY TO CO OPERATE IN WORLD PEACE accounted -for, the bank examiners not having fully completed the audit.IMPORTATION OF BAYONETS TO CANADA IS PROHIBITED Are Classed as \u201cOffensive Weapons\u201d\u2014Permission Has to Be Obtained from Minister of National Revenue \u2014 Possession Barred to Aliens.ii- pi r I _ParUjIt vvas made clear in Government nun rians tor Japan s rani-|c;rcjea tbat no\tdecision as to bis own home.No alien is permitted (Canadian Press Despatch) OTTAWA, Oct.7.\u2014The importation of bayonets to this country has been prohibited except when permission is obtained from the Minister of National Revenue, according to instructions issued to custom;; collectors over the weekend.Bayonets are classed as \u201coffensive weapons,\u201d and a police permit is required by anyone desiring to' bave one about his person except in cipalion in World Naval Parley! as Announced by President Hoover.( Continued on page five ) I to possess a bayonet.(Associated Press Despatch) SEATTLE, Wash., Oct.7.\u2014Carrying with him the plans for Japan\u2019s participation in the world naval par-Ho became president of B.C.Howard and Company, Limited, on the ; ley announced yesterday by Presi-death of his father, July 27, 1923, and early in 1924 sold the B.C.Howard dent Hoover, Commander T Yama-and Company properties at Lake Frontier and the English Lake Lumber gushi, of the Imperial Japanese \u2022\tNavy, left here last night for Washington, D.C.Commander Yamagushi arrived in Vancouver, B.C., from Japan just in time to make connections with the Great Northern train here.While he was not surprised at the announcement which came from I A nxiety Prevails Over Colorado State Prison As Searchers Find Revolvers Hidden In Coal Pile Company pvope-\t- , 1.te kkm Company, Limited, to tho Bronipton Company, and on July 15, L)-4, organized tho B.C.Howard Company, Limited, which company, was ceeded in 1925 by the Howard-Bienvenue Lumber Company, Limited, of Charny, Quebec, who have mills at Lake Therrien, L\u2019Islet County, Quebec, and La Sarre in tho Abitibi district, with dressing plants at Charny and La Sarre, Quebec.\t,\t.\t.me ureawwinern tiam neic.\t(Associated Press Despatch) On October 22, 1925, Mr.Howard accepted the Liberal nomination While he was not surprised at\tANON CITY CTolo., Oct.T, for Sherbrooke County and was elected on October 29.1925, as Federal | the announcement which came from\tpear hovered over the Color- member for Sherbrooke by 1,117 majority ,and re-elected on September | the President s camp in 'Virginia,,\tstate Penitentiary again 14, 1926, by 2,942 majority!\t! following a conference with £rem-L ,\tTwfanx Jfo Mr.Howard is closely connected with a number of different business, .er Ramsay MacDonald of Great today, bringing »\tanx ctj to d-Bienvenue Lumber Company, | Britain, he was surprised that the the routine of rehabilitating the After Proprietor and Patrons Had Been Relieved of Their Cash, Orchestra Played and Crowd, Under Orders, Danced, Robbers Joining in Merriment.concerns, being president of the Howari *$» »*« *J» »** «j* *j» *î» *j* tj« tj# *% »{«»£\u2022 t*.t*.A THE WEATHER * 4.\u2022;\u2022 4* *;* >:« * + k- c* 4- 4- 4- + \u2022;\u2022 4- 4.\u2022!\u2022 bandit awarded her a !J25 prize in Fiddlo\u2019-i money.Then a Gary policeman, out for the evening in plain clothes, was) recognized.He was stripped of his gun and star.FAIR AND COOLER An extensive depression covers Ihe Province of Quebec, while pressure is high over the greater part of the United States and in the Western Provinces.Showers have occurred in Quebec and Ontario, fhe boss I where the weather has been enm- invitations had been out for some time.Commander Yamagushi will be naratively warm.Elsewhere it has been fair, with moderate temperature.Forecmt : Moderate to frenh northwest wind», fair end qooI-er tonight and Tuesday.Limited, Charny; Sherbrooke Real Estate Company, Sherbrooke; Sargent.Howard, Latourelle, Limited, Refrigeration Engineers & Contractors, Montreal; St.Nicholas Pulp Company, Limited, Baie St.Nicholas, Saguenay County; Union Grains, Limited, Lennoxville.He is also managing-director of the Howard Real Estate, Sherbrooke; partner of Howardene Registered, Silver Black Foxes, Sherbrooke; vice-president of the Ahana Mines, Limited, Montreal; the Stanstead and ) one of the naval experts represeiu-Sherbrooke Fire Insurance Company, Sherbrooke; treasurer of Leninas ing his government at the confei-Realties, Limited,.Montreal; director of The Canadian Silk Products, cnee.He maintained strict _ silence Limited, Sherbrooke, together with Messrs.A.A.Munster, of Sherbrooke, ; on tho nature of Japan s instruc-Edgar Thompson, Montreal, and others having founded this company in ! tiens to the delegates, but acknowl-1924; director of Trans-Canada Insurance Company, Limited, Montreal; ; edged that he was to make known Great Canadian Insurance Company, Limited, Montreal; Eastern Townships Agricultural Association, Sherbrooke; Diversified Standard Securities, Limited, Montreal; Sherbrooke Pure Milk Company, Limited, Sher-brookei Lacombe & Fils, Sherbrooke; Confederation Amusements, Limited, Montreal; Stewart Construction Company, Limited, Sherbrooke; MacKay Institute for Protestant Deaf Mutes, Montreal; chairman, Industrial Committee, Sherbrooke Board of Trade; governor, Sherbrooke Hospital, and Stanstead Wesleyan College, Stanstead.The present Federal member for Sherbrooke County is also Identified with the Sherbrooke Country Club; the Montreal Reform Club; St.George's Club; the Howard Liberal Club; Sherbrooke Cricket Club; Sherbrooke Curling Club; Sherbrooke Rifle Association; Dollard Snowshoe Club; Tuque Rouge Snowshoe Club; Sherbrooke Snowshoe Club; Club de Raquette, St.Francois; Sherbrooke Canadian Club; Inter-Parliamentary Union; Empire Parliamentary Association and the Sherbrooke Y.M.C.A.His chief recreation is motoring and golf.Mr.Howard vvas married on June 't, 190S, to Alberta May Campbell, daughter of Mr.A.G.Campbell, of Sherbrooke.They have two son.-, Benjamin Campbell nnd Douglas Stevens.Mr.Howard is a member of tho United Church of Canada.proposed five.power conference on battle-scarred institution, which naval limitations had been made ! only last Friday was in the throes public.He indicated that unofficial j of a bloody mutiny.to the Japanese Ambassador in Washington certain attitudes which Japan would adopt at the conference.Japan, he said, was willing to co-operatc with any movement for world peace.-\u2014-\u2014 JAMES ROBINSON DEAD.(Canadian Press Despatch) PORT ARTHUR.Ont.Oct.7.\u2014 James Robinson, deputy member of the Dominion Board of Grain Com-m ssionera, died at his home here early today.Mr.Robinson retireti Coincident with commitment of a second convict to solitary confinement, officials discovered two revolvers hidden in a official, unnamed, said he was certain five convicts in the prison were armed, that is, they had arms hid- rn possesison of convicts, include a shot gun, a 30-39 rifle and three revolvers.As the officials probed further and deeper into the plot back of one of the bloodiest prison mutinies in the history of the nation, more and mre convicts «file in procession through the warden\u2019s office for questioning, Conflicting Stories Told.Fifty men have been examined.Out of hatred for others, the fear i\t\u201cstool pigeons\u201d or fear of being coal pue.Jn j c3|jeci that, prisoners tell many and conflicting stories.From all these angles the truth must be sifted.,\t.Warden Crawford said many of den.The officer would not comment, çonyjctg were so excited they on his reason for sirh a belief.\\ ^ not know what had hapened.The noose today dangled close to gcme may he deliberately lyin- to three heads as a result of investiga-1 ;nCriminate enemies, other officials! tion of last week\u2019s mutiny, in which j ^aid.twelve lives were lost in battle, by Slayer May Get Temporary i message and by suicide.\tReprieve.Two Placed in Solitary Confine- These discoveries and development.\tments, coupled with a general un- Charles Davis was ordered plac- easiness and turmoil within the ed in solitary confinement.Soon prison, may serve to give one con-after this action the two revolvers \\ demned man a reprieve.Eddie Ives, were found, and Leo.W.McGenty.slayer, sentenced to go to the gal-\u201d5, Denver gunman, was ordered | lows this week, may win a tempor-men, War- i : ry suspension of sentence confined.Both of these men, War- cry suspension of sentence until from the Board of Grain Commise-1 cUr.F.E.Crawford said, were in i the situation at the prison quiets P'.ssession of weapons when the and becomes more settled.An ex-mt tiny in the prison broke out.lecution with the atmosphere of the Identity of the third convict sus- ! prison surcharged as it is might; pec ted was not made known.I result in serious consequences, of-The weapon» believed to bo still I ficials holiavu- ioners this summer, hut was chosen as one of the foury deputy members following the appointment of the new three member Commission. PAGE TWO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MONDAY.OCTOBER 7.1929.St.Francis District News K1NGSEY Attention! Chicken pie supper and dance in the Town Hall at St.Felix de Kingsey, P.Q., on October 9th, at 6.30 p.m.COMPTON Mrs.T.Boudreau returned on Wednesday from a few days\u2019 stay in Montreal, with her daughter, Mrs.W.Neales.Mrs.Floyd Stephens is a guest at Maplehurst, for two weeks.Miss Shurtleff, of Coatieook.was a recent guest of Mrs.T.Boudreau.The St.James\u2019 Guild will hold a meeting on Wednesday, October 9th at 2.30 p.m., in the Guild room.dilr.and Mrs.Howe and Mr.and Mrs.Claire, of Metheven, Mass., were recent week-end guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Munroe.Backache Can be Stopped often in a few hours.If you are losing pep, health and strength from Getting Up Nights, Backache, Bladder Weakness, Burning, Leg or Groin Pains, or Rheumatic Aches, why not try the Cystex 4S Hour Test?Get Cystex (prc?-ncuncsd Siss-tex) today at any drug store, for only 60c.Money back if you don\u2019t soon find pains gone, sleep fine, feel younger, stronger, and full of pep.MARBLETON The Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.Paul's Church met on Wednesday afternoon.September 25th., with Mrs.C.H.Mann, in her new home here.The meeting was opened with prayer by the pastor, Rev.E.N.W.Tem-plemn.The principal business of the meeting was the final arrangements of the chicken pie supper, which was held on September 26th in the church hall.The afternoon was spent in working on different articles for the coming sale and social.At the tea hour, lunch was served by the hos'.ess.assisted by Mrs.Henry Rclfe The next meeting will be a: the home of Mrs.Fred Weston.CHERRY RIVER Mr.Roy Aldrich ha: moved back to his farm, and Mr.Harvey Ca^ch-rsw, who had been in charg» of it for the last year, has moved back to his own house in the village.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Quilliams have returned from Shawinigan Falls, where they were guests of, their daughter, Mrs.Peter Hebert,; and family.Mr.and Mrs.Clark Baird and two daughters, of Iron Hill, were recent guests at the home of Mr.! and Mrs.B.L.Sager.Mrs.Emma Sager returned with them.Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Bullard and Mrs.Flora Bullard, who have been spending a few weeks at their cottage, have returned home.Mrs.Etta Wells and son Glendon left for their new home at St.Armand Tuesday morning.Mr.Evins Baird, Mrs.Lydia Smith and grandson Donald are spending a couple of weeks with Mr.Batrd's daughter, Mrs.W.Bowen, in Vermont.Mrs.B.L.Sager and Mr.Clarence Sager motored to Iron Hill on Tuesday and attended the thanksgiving supper at the church there.The school is closed for a week or two while the new extension is under construction.The teacher, Mis?Benway, has gone to her home at Coatieook.WINDSOR MILLS traated by Dr.Vidpl.Mrs.John G.Richmond is visit-, ing Mr.and Mrs.Gsorga Richmond.! Mr.and Mrs.Wesley Lystsr, of Gore, and Mr.Thomas Lyster were cslling at the home of Mr.Alex Montgomery.Miss Marjorie Woolfrey, of Montreal, spent a few days at her home .Ar® F®'1 fined here.rrisE Elizabeth M:Crca and her niece, Miss Elizabeth McCrea, of Detroit, have been visiting friends in Sherbrooke and Lennoxviile.Miss Eleanor Johnston left on Monday for St.Agathe, where she will take up her duties as teacher in the high school.Mrs.Harkness and Mr.Bruce Hau-kness, of Sherbrooke, accompanied by Mrs .Hall and Mr.John McMurray, of Lennoxviile, motored; d j t, here on Sept., 29 and spent the day with Mr.and Mrs.Wm.McMurray.;-~ Mr.E.S.Mills has received word j that Mr.Calvin Mills is progressing : favorably after being seriously hurt ! in an automobile accident on Satur- j day, September 21st, in New Jersey.Miss Elizabeth McCrea, of De-troit, Mich., was a recent guest of Mrs.Alex Montgomery.Mr.John Nixon, of Montreal, [ spent a few days recently at his ; home here.Mr.James Prculx, cf Montreal,! was a recent guest at his home ; here.Mr.and Mrs.Willie Fraser, of j Melbourne, were visiting Mr.and j Mrs.George Richmond on Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.Calvin Church Miss Marion Church motored Sherbrooke and were recant cf Mrs.F.McCrea.The ladies of St.James\u2019 Church are giving their harvest thanksgiving supper on Friday evening, October Hth, in the I.O.O.F.Hall.serves CAN'T SLEEP?\u2018 Fruit-a-îives\u201d Restores Gcod Health.MHLTM & BliT mWE \\\tBy Dr.Frank McCoy Author cf\t\\ , \u201c7722 Fast Way to Flealth Cu\u20ac5toa» In T.iusrd To IloaUh tnd D'.ot Will ts Answertd By Dr.KeCey.who can bo addressed in care of this paper.Enclose Stamped Addressed Envelope For Reply.132G KcCoy Ecalth Service, Los Anrcles, Cal.Downcast most of the time?Worried at trifles?Can't sleep?Mr.J.0.Ringheim, Wydnn-del, B.C., writes: \"My nerves were completely tone.I owe my \u2022- present rood health to Troit-.-tivc,- \"\tA CONDENSED FOOD UST Frmt-a-tives is a combination of g0 many correspondents ask intensified fiesh fruit juices and the which coods are proteins, starches, most scientific medicinal ingred- non-starches, fats, and sugars that ients.In a natural, gentle way it stirs lazy liver, bowels and kidneys into normal, healthy action, soothes the digestive tract, and calms the ! troubled nerves.25c or 50c boxes at DEANERY HELD MEETING; NEWS FROM HATLEY I am going to give you a condensed foods list in this one article.Of course, if you wish to have a correctly balanced diet, it in necessary to understand tha different food ; classifications and the effect of ! each food in the body.In tomorrow\u2019s article I will give j you some rules about combinations, and in Wednesday\u2019s article I will explain more about the quantities ot these different foods to be used peanut oil, and fill vegetable oil.Acid Fruits.Apples, apricots, peaches, nectarines, pears, grapes, oranges, grapefruit, lemons, plums, loquarts, cherries, berries, pineapple, tomatoes, melons.Stewed Fruits.Prunes, figs, pears, raisins, apples, apricots, berries.Others Not So Good.In the above list I have given you the different kinds of foods which I consider the best for patients to use.Of course, there are many other kinds which could be c-nce in that which is commercially sold.Either of these milks make an excellent diet to take for a short time, excluding all other foods; or, a pint of either milk may be need in plaça of a meal.Fainting SpeU*.Question\u2014 F.A.N.asks: \u201cWill you please tell me how I can overcome fainting spells, and what causes them?I cannot have a slight pain without turning very weak and sick and unless I lie down under a fan or apply wet cloths to my head I will faint.I cannot even listen to people telling of .operations without having a fainting spell which leaves me weak for a half day.Severe pain will not make me sick or daint, but slight uncom-foi table pains always make me sick to the extent that I almost faint.\u201d Answer\u2014You may nave soma kind of heart trouble, or you may be over-nervous, due to wreng mental and physical training.Of course, I cannot tell you specifically what is causing your trouble without a personal coneultation and examination.you save these articles snd keep .hem for future references.|\tGood Proteins.Lean beef, mutton, chicken, turkey, rabbit, fresh fish such as -\tjsoic, halibut, black bass, cod, perch Coatieook W.A.Held Session at tind t'f3- cheefe- .n*elatin> frogs legs, turtle and milk.Hatley\u2014\u201csstvsy Dotes from\tGood starches.u ti J\tPotatoes, corn, macaroni, spagh- Haiiey anu /, jnuy»\t:\tvermicelli, noodles, Hubbard -\t: squash, rice, corn bread, corn meal, HATLEY, Que., Oct., 5.\u2014The wholewheat biscuits, wholewheat annual meeting of ¦ the Coatieook flour, Shredded Wheat and barley, and ! Deanery of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary\tNon-Starchy Vecetebles.to.to Missions, was held in the parish! Celery, spinacn, string beans, as-guests hall, preceded by a corporate corn- paragus, summer squash, cueum-Imunion services at St.James\u2019 bors, eggplant, beet tops, turnip Perhaps It\u2019s Constipation ladtgesucn, sour stomach, headaches, bilious attacks, complexion ills, backache\u2014ail can start from Constipation.In fact, doctors $=-\u2022 ¦ that fully nine-tenths cf all pfçvcntâ-biç diswisîs b2\u201d^ their beginmn-s in Constipation.So, if you are not up to par, you can start to correct your troubles with the morning p.ass o.Abbe .s.For Abbey\u2019s keens you fret of constipation.It insures regular, natural bowel action.It tones up the lazy liver.It sweetens the acid stomach.It corrects indigestion.It neutralizes uric acid.By its cleansing.invigorating ac- gS25j^ con, it keeps the whole svstem tree of wzsf*; a-d banishes those annoying troubles that have their beginning in Constipation.Start to-morrow by taking a glass of Abbey\u2019s.Its refreshing sparkle and invigorating action will make you fee! better, the whole'day through.Take\u2022.\u2022 AbbeVs Mrs.£.J.Caswell spent a recent ¦ sek-er.d -r.Man?onvil!s the guest .j,f p.Mr ,n4 M-s Huztah\u2019.e Mr ?T Car's!! scent a -c-d recently :n LsjieoxviUs.tics -¦\u2019ect cf Mr.end Mrs.H S Fr.tr.e.Mies M Waldron scent e recent week-end at her hems in Fas': Clifton.M:eg Martin hat hCt the Car.adz .Facer Company and gone to Mcnt-: =\t-\u2019 here the kao \u2022ar-'ep\u2019ei a pet- Mr snd Mrs F J Parker were recent week-end guests of Mr and Mrs Janes Stuart, cf Greenlay i * *rc T*\tj-eleXTabtQ Vl -P .v* - ere- £*\u2022%, t'irthçlsv\tB-C- \u2018 yç^t* 29th A-lthcueh she is v3r~~ I ill Lhe reced ed quite a number ci friends on that day.yr -,r_3 Mrs Mackeni:?entertain'd 9îri- II.Hatch, ci Sher-brr-ckr over 3 re-cen'! ^'sek-and.\u201cMrs.G.W.*\u2018w Mr: J W.Quinn ; ?rc Mrs J.Glen Harley motored *0 Danwlle where they attended a ar?br:' MontrfcnJ.x r.«, a [,# ayntri.a to be i Per»i»t«at coughs and colds lead to serious trouble.You can stop them now with Creomulsion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take.Creomul-sion is a new medical discovery with twofold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth.Of all known drugs, creosote is recognized by high medical authorities as one of tho greatest healing agencies fox parisien', coughs and colds and other forms of throst troubles.Crcomuision conUina, in addition to creosote,other healin': eleer\u2019erts which soothe and hesl the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is absorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and cheeks the growth of the germs.Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfactory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respiratory diseases, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or flu.Money refunded if any cough or cold Is not relieved after taking according to direction\".Ark your druggist, (sdv.) CREOMULSION FOR THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON ) The teachers and pupils of the Kinnear\u2019s Mills Consolidated School are preparing for the school closing, which will he held on Friday evening.October 18th, when Mr.B.F.MeCutcheon, inspector, is expected to be present.The prizes for last year\u2019s work will be presented to the pupils.On Sunday, September 29th, being rally day, the service in the United Church, was taken by the Runday School pupils.The.rally day programme was followed, with the addition of verses and portions of Scripture, which had been memorized bv the children.The stories for the aay were read by Miss McKell, Mrs.Murray, and Rev.Mr.Murray.At the close of the service, prizes were presented by Mr.Murray to the pupils for attendance and good behaviour.Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Eager spent a recent, week-end at Denison\u2019s Mills.¦ Ah Mr.and Mr*.Gilbert \\ ANSWER you should PROMPTLY it tompivlfy a BY the time this woman finishes her hand of bridge and reaches the telephone the party calling will have given up.The tardy bridge-player will be told \u201cSorry \u2014 there\u2019s no one oa the line now, Madam\u201d.Both of them will be annoyed \u2014 the person calling and the person called.Both of them have wasted time.Remember \u2014 it takes three to coi» plete a call \u2014- and she did not answer promptly.There are over one million local calls in Ontario and Quebec every day which fail to get through.These uncompleted calls mean two million, minutes a day wasted \u2014 congestion of traffic \u2014 constant irritation \u2014 a handicap to business.Some of them are unavoidable and some of them are our own errors.But many of them are mistakes made by the person calling or the person called It takes three people to complete a call.We are constantly striving to reduce our own errors.We are now pointing out some of the common errors in telephone usage because our aim is to provide the best possible telephone service * and in telephone service, co-operation is essential.Answer promptly when your telephone rings.If it is not conveniently located in your home, consult us about it.And when you make a rail Wait a reas-sonable time before giving up and causing a: \u201cNo one on the line now\u201d.'Extensive new construction and replacements of both local and long distance telephone plant will mean nn outlay in 1929 of more than $27,000,000.GRAHAM, Manager, \\ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7.1929.PAGE THREE farnham VALE PERKINS The Record requires a news cor-respondent for Farnham.Applications should be addressed to Gordon Miller, editor, Sherbrooke Record.WEST BROME A chicken pie supper will be held in the United Church Hall, Friday evening, October 11th.Mr.and Mrs.Homer Gardner visited their daughter, Bernice, in Knowlton, on Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Austin and family, of St.Johnsbury, Vt, were the recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Jewett.Mr.and Mrs.I red Jersey were visiting their son, Mr.Ç.W.Jersey, on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Jewett visited their daughter, Mrs.G.Darling, one i dav last week.Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Jersey and \u2022family were the recent guests of Rev.and Mrs.N.Brock, at Sutton.BROME The anniversary sale at Rousseau\u2019s Store, Sweetsburg, is still on and will continue through the week.Come in and take advantage of the bargains offered.A penny saved is a penny earned.BOLTON CENTRE Take Off Over-weight Modern science says sugar supplies energy \u2022\tthat Sets you carry on with !ess food and safely reduce weight.\u2022\tWRIGLEV\u2019S is pyre chide, sugar and flavor.Chewing the chicle dissolves the sugar and releases the flavor.in this pleasant way you get needed body fuel and reduce the pounds.There will he a dance in Mountain View Hall, Bolton Centre, on Oct., 12th, proceeds to be given to Mr.; Fred Ewens and family whose house ; was totally destroyed by fire on ; Tuesday morning.DEANERY HELD SESSIONS AT MANSONVILLE ABERCORN Mr.and Mrs.Emile Dupont and ! Mr.and Mrs.Victor Allard spent ! Wednesday evening at Mr.Brous- 1 seau\u2019s, in Dunham.Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Johnson : attended a reception in Waterloo, on Wednesday evening.Mr.and Mrs.E.Damon, of Man- ; Chester, N.H., spent a few days re- S cently visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.B.A.Damon.Mrs.Geo.Logan ¦ and son, Har- J old,.of Glen Sutton, were dinner! guests at Mr.E.Deyette\u2019s on Sat- i urday.Mrs.J.W.Payne and spn, Albert, spent Friday, September 27th in , Sutton, guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Brown.There is only one King Cole THE teas that are blended to make King Cole can be purchased by any tea buyer in the great tea markets of Calcutta, Colombo, or London.Any tea importer with sufficiently keen foresight, rare discrimination and enough capital always to have on hand the necessary teas to carry on in case of crop failures might blend a tea exactly like King Cole.Yes, anyone might do it.But, as you know, so far no one has.IRON HILL The anniversary sale at Rousseau\u2019s Store, Sweetsburg, is still on and will continue through the week.Come in and take advantage of the j bargains offered.A penny saved is ! a penny earned.SOUTH BOLTON e Y ou will enjoy King Cole Coffee too There will be a dance in Mountain View Hall, Bolton Centre, on Oct., 12th, proceeds to be given to Mr.Fred Ewens and family whose house was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning.WEST BROME The Ladies\u2019 Guild will meet at the home of Mrs.Geo.Short, Tuesday afternoon, October 8th.Mrs.G.Pearce and son, Victor, and Mr.L.Carl, of St.Albans, Vt., were visiting Mr.and Mrs.F.J.Durkee on September 29th.Mr.and Mrs.W.Durkee has gone to Montreal, for a week.Misses Emma and Evelyn Cough-try are home from a few days\u2019 visit in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.D.Pettes were visiting Mrs.Ada Pettes in Cowansville, on Wednesday.Messrs.Wm.Coughtry and H.D.Short, Mrs.D.Derby and Mrs.Geo.Short went to Granby on Thursday evening.DUNHAM CHURCH HAD NINETIETH ANNIVERSARY t Welsh off wifi) WRIGLEY\u2019S CJ37 EASTMAN There will be a dance in Mountain View Hall, Bolton Centre, on Oct., 12th, proceeds to be given to Mr.Fred Ewens and family whose house was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning.Special Services and Supper Concluded Dunham United Church Anniversary\u2014Newsy Notes of Genera] Interest from Dunham and Vicinity.DUNHAM, Que.Oct.7.\u2014On Sunday, September 29th, the services in the United Church were a continuation of the ninetieth anniversary, which began September 22nd at Stanbridge East and Farnham\u2019s Corner.Assisting the pastor.Rev.J.F.Carleton, on Sunday morning were Rev.James Pletts, of Montreal, a pastor on this circuit seventeen years ago, and Rev.A.E.Hagar, of Brownsburg, Que., also a former pastor.Mr.Plettg preached in the morning, and in the evening Mr.Hagar had charge of the service.Special music for both services was rendered by the choir under the direction of Mrs.Small.The concluding ceremonies of the event was the harvest home and chicken pie supper held in the class class rooms of the church on Mon- Scve~al interesting Addresses at Annual Brome District Deanery\u2014General Notes and Personals from Vicinity.MANSONVILLE, Que., Oct.7.\u2014 On Tuesday, September 17th.the annual business meeting of the Women\u2019s Auxiliary for the deanery of Brome was held in the parish hall of St.Paul\u2019s Church, Mansonville, the W.A.Ladies of South Bolton entertaining, assisted by the members of the organization in Mansonville.In spite of the rain, which fell heavily all morning, a very satisfactory number of delegates and visitors arrived.A Communion service was held in the church at eleven a.m., which was conducted by the incumbent of the parish, Rev.A.E.Rollet, and at its conclusion refreshments were served in the parish hall.The tables which were tastefully decorated with autumn flowers, were spread with a varied and attractive luncheon, which reflected much credit upon the ladies by whom it had been prepared and which was thoroughly enjoyed by both visitors and local members.At two o\u2019clock p.m., the business mooting was called to order with the president, Mrs.Cameron, of South Bolton, in the chair, and the Montreal officers also on the platform.A hymn was sung, followed by prayer by the rector, who also spoke a few words of welcome.This was followed by the official welcome given by the president to the Montreal officers, delegates and visitors, after which the minutes were read and approved.After the election of officers, short addresses along missionary lines were given by Mrs.Strachan Diocesan president, Mrs.Loiselle, Dorcas, secretary, Miss Leaders, Mrs.Beagley.secretary, junior branch, and others.It was decided to hold the meeting next year at South Stukely, at the home of the president, Mrs.Martin, Mrs.L.W.Martin, Granby, was reappointed deanery secretary.General Notes Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Thompson, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, were guests of Mrs.N.F.McKay, on Tuesday.Mr.and Mrs.Ira Huxtable and | Mr.Carl Huxtable, of Granby, Mr.and Mrs.Steven Caswell, of Windsor Mills, Mr.and Mrs.Roy Frizzell and son, of Lennoxville, Mr.W.R.Peters, Mrs.Edythe Peters, Mrs.Lindsey Martin and daughter, Doris, and Rev.R.A.Merrifield, of South Stukely, were recent guests of Rev.C.and Mrs.Huxtable at the parson-i age.Mr.B.D.Young her returned to ! Guelph, Ont., to continue his studies ! in the Veterinary College, there ! Mrs.Snodgrass and daughter, Miss Mabel Snodgrass, of Cowansville, have arrived and are to take over the telephone central in the near future.The central office will he located in a part of Miss M.A.Oliver\u2019s house, on Main Street.Mr.and Mrs.J.Clark Reilly, of Ottawa, were guests, on Sunday, of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Boright.Mr.Bergeron, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce staff, is quite ill at present.Mr.L.C.McLean, of the Preventative Service, has been transferred to the lower St.Lawrence.Messrs Bourassa and Dawson have been appointed to replace him in Mansonville.Mrs.N.F, MacDonald left on Sunday to spend several weeks in Boston, with her children, there.1 Mr.and Mrs.C.J.Oliver and | Miss Van Dyck motored to Mont-! real, on Wednesday.Miss Van Dyck ! will proceed directly to New York ! City, from Montreal.The funeral of Mr.Arthur Had-| don was held in St.Paul\u2019s, church, ! on Thursday afternoon, at two-thirty I o\u2019clock.j Mrs.C.N.Boright attended the [district meeting of the Eastern ' Star lodges, which was held in I Waterloo, last week.There will he a dance in Mountain View Hall, Bolton Centre, on Oct., : 12th, proceeds to be given to Mr.I Fred Ewens and family whose house was totally destroyed by fire and rates 'j-, XK.,,.\t'.'bjÀÏ of the New Policy.mwxmm TTrTilitTSr HtiirTt Œije $)ntbential Snsiuranre Company of America EDWARD D.DUFFIELD, Presided\tHome Office, NEWARK, N.J.Kama.ij / Nerr est Are Ot et; pc fieri,.day evening, when a bountiful repast was served to two hunderd and fitfy or more people.Following the supper a delightful programme of music was given by members of the United Church choir of Cowansville, which was very much enjoyed.Mr.Hagar, who was called upon for a speech, feelingly referred to the time he was stationed here, of the open hospitality extended to himself and Mrs.Hagar, for he had returned from overseas but a short time previous to his coming to Dunham.For a closing number the quartette sang \u201cGood Night.\u201d The soloists were 'Mr.and Mrs.Riggs, Mr.Parker and Mr.McClute.\u201cGod Save the King\u201d brought a pleasant event to a close.On Sunday morning the youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.S.McElray was baptized at the close of the service in the United Church, receiving the name of Alice May.General Notes Mrs.'Murray Ruiter, accompanied by her sister, Miss Glenna Doherty, nurse-in-training in the Montreal General Hospital, spent Saturday with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Doherty.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Gilbert, who have been guests of Mayor and Mrs.James Gilbert for two weeks, have returned to their home in Asbestos.About sixteen neighbors helped Air.George Doherty at a \u201chusking\u201d on Tuesday evening.Mrs.J.L.Ten Eyck entertained a number of friends at a tea party on Wednesday evening.Miss Mavis Gear is taking a course in hair dressing in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.E.0.Fontaine and Miss D.Beauvais spent Monday in Montreal.Mrs.L.H.Harvey, who has been spending the past three weeks in Plymouth, N.H., returned on Monday.Miss H.A.Shufelt, of East Farnham, is a guest of Mayor and Mrs.Gilbert for a time.Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Coffin have returned from Selby Lake, where they spent the summer and have taken up their residence with Miss Rykert for the winter.Miss Hattie Baker, who has been enjoying a three weeks\u2019 holiday with relatives in Coaticook and Montreal, returned on Wednesday.Among those who attended the ssions of the Eastern Star Grand Chapter in Waterloo this week were Mrs.Baker, Mrs.Manson and Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Selby.Miss Bernice Sweet, of Montreal, was a guest on Sunday of Mr.and Mrs.McElroy.An anniversary mass was said for the late Mr.Patrick McCullough in Holy Cross Church on Tuesday morning.Beginning October nth, the evening service in the United Church will commence at seven o\u2019clock and continue at the same lime thi\u2019ough the winter.Mrs.H.H.Smith is visiting friends in .Stanbridge East for a few days.Mr.Ij.G.Rowse spent a few days :n Montreal this week.Mr.E.0.Fontaine, has contracted to supply 400 pounds of milk daily to a Montreal firm and began Shipments October 1st.COWANSVILLE The anniversary sale at Rousseau's Store, Sweetsburg, is still on and will continue through the week.Come in and take advantage of the bargains offered.A penny saved is a penny earned.SILVER TIME AT DIRK S TIME BUT MELLOWS ITS LOVELINESS BIRK5 'SAXON \u201d ?Quite a compreliensive collection of Birlis Sterling Silver in the popular Saxon pattern may he had for approximately $100.21.00 19.00 20.00 13.75 6.00 1400 5.25 2.50 C Dinner Knives 6 Dessert Knives (¦> Dinner Forks fi Dessert Forks \u20ac Small Tea Spoons \u20ac Salad Forks 1 Butter Knife 1 Pickle Fork i f \u2018I mm lie cliarm ot literling Silver grows witk association.Time tut increases its gleaming loveliness .softens its lustre .and mellows its glow.Its gracious beauty adds to tke kappmess of our days.' 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PAGE FOUR SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1929, .-i^-ii^ \u2018W .g K.:lt 1%' Î* **> ZS DR.DARCHE\u2019S HOSPITAL EYE\u2014EAR\u2014NOSE \u2022 nd THROAT DISEASES.Eye« Eyarr.ined For CLASSES.92 KING STREET WEST *\t*\u2022 * 4» * * ] of God.During the service the choir ¦£\u2022\t4,| sang \u201cI am He that Liveth\u201d, (Sim- !: city brieflets V **** {\u2022 \u2022> **?** + **?C-* wards).\t, m .\t! The Sunday School and the Tnn- Kushner's Beauty Parlor is now ^ ity Brotherhood met as usual at' | open to receive applicants for those 2:30 p.m.in Wesley Hall, wishing to learn beauty 11 Complete course $55.00.¦ B ¦ » * * » », w \u2022* * w Regular monthly meeting Child Welfare Clinic will take place at \u2014; Clinic Rooms, Tuesday, October S, | at 3 o\u2019clock.Downyflake Doughnuts Downyflake Doughnuts revive the memories of olden days and \u201cmother\u2019s cooking.\u201d These dainty, healthy and appetizing doughnuts are made of purest ingredients, fried in Crisco in an automatic machine, untouched by human hands.Don\u2019t bake flakes.\u2014 cat Downy- Irvinc Faith has entered the i Diamond Taxi Association, with two i new 7 pas.tnger cars and solicits j the public\u2019s patronage.Phone 500.I General meeting of all Masons ; interested in Temple Dance Club will be held at Temple on Wednesday.! Oct.9, at 8 p.m.Govern yourself accordingly.By order of President.Cut flowers, ALLATT\u2019S \u201cTHE BETTER BREAD\u201d Phenes 724w-724j.culture.The evening sermon\u2019s theme was j \u201cThe Gospel\u201d, the sermon dealing « I\t.! with the gladness of the Christian ™ I Regular monthly meeting, Victoria message as glad news social reorder of Nurses will be held Tues- construction in the kingdom, glad day afternoon, October 8, at 3.30 news of the Grace of God, and glad o\u2019clock in Child Welfare Clinic Room, news of the part Christ plays in human redemption.The choirs\u2019 anthem was Bennett\u2019s great composition, \u201cGod is a Spirit\u201d.The mixed quartette also sang the gospel song, \u201cIs Your Life a Channel! of Blessing.At both services announcement was made that the church anniversary services have been arranged for Sunday, October 20th., and that the special preacher is to be Rev.W.T.G.Brown, B.A., D.D., of Sydenham United Church.Kingston.Ont., a former pastor of Trinity Church.No service will be held in Trinity Church next Sunday evening, so wedding and pro- ^ the congregation may join with isentation bouquets.Funeral tributes, \u2019 \u201d>at of St.Andrews Church in the Mrs.J.A.Cook, 101 London Street.latter 3 anniversary.Ph- ne 2368.\t\"\"\t\u2014\u2014\u2014.PLYMOUTH UNITED CHURCH Members of A.Y.P.A., will meet\tWeekly Bulletin, in St.Peter\u2019s Church Hall tomorrow | Monday, 8 p.m., meeting of Y.P.night, 8th Oct., for a hike an ] : S.Devotional service.Address: \u201cThe \u201cweincr roast\u2019.Each member may ^ Society Motto\u201d, by the Hon Presi-: bring a friend.\tj dent, Dr.Read.Social hour.r M7T ir- cnriFTV\t^uesday, 7.30: Meeting of the GAEL.C SOCIETY\t¦ Ladies Guild at the home of Mrs.R.Anniversary Concert and Dance, Larrabee, 76 Queen Street.Host-in Masonic Hall, Thursday evening, esses, Mrs.Larrabee and Mrs.Con-October 10.Piper Campbell will \u201cgie rad Jameson.: a skirl on the pipes\u201d and Bobby Wednesday, 6:15: Supper and O\u2019Reilly the winner of many medals, business meeting of the Official will dance the Highland Fling and Board.'other dances.Songs in Gaelic and, Friday, 7.15: Meeting of C.G.I.T.-English and address by Mr.Reid.17,30: Regular muster of the 3rd Recitations by Mr.Corcoran.Come I Sherbrooke B.S.; 8 o\u2019clock, monthly and bring your friends.Tickets ooc meeting of session and choir re-from members of the society or, at heursal.; the door.\tj- -\u20147- \u2019 STATES FEW\u2019 CONVENTION OF TEACHERS WILL BE IN MONTREAL 4,\t411 *\tFEATURES\tFOR\t| RADIO\tFANS *! *\t* I ?I (Tuesday\u2019» Be*t Feature*.) World Series\u2014McNamee on the NBC Networks; Husing on the CBS Chain (1.80 p.m., central time.Eve ready Hour\u2014WEAF Network.Paul Whiteman\u2019s Sixty-FiLh Annual Convention of Provincial Association of Pro- Old Gold Hour ,\t.\t.T l r l 1 1 Orchestra (WABC Network), testant teachers ot Quebec to Fada Hour\u2014WABC Network.Be Held Iron, Oclober 9 t.\u2014Interesting Programme.\twpg, Atlantic City\u2014272.6\u2014noo k _____\t8\u2014Dance music.An interesting programme has been arranged for the sixty-fifth annual convention of the Provincial Association of the Protestant Teachers of Quebec, which is to be held Interested in Growing Things?Plant Bulbs! They doubly repay time and money spent.Price list and directions for growing gladly furnished on request.John Milford & Son 138 Wellirrron St- North.Phone 174.ARE REALLY ATHEISTS ST.ANDREW\u2019S CHURCH (Presbyterian)\t, T ; ./\u2022*?«içr\t\"\"H Cta,3,\tfeTsL S ' Thb 'bnine.7.30.TV,e Fellowship:\t^ i«nei ol sermons on Association.Literary and Social.| Fools the specia theme being Tuesday, at 3 p.m.: Monthly meet- lhe Atheistic Fool.Taking his ing of the Women's Missionary So- t6Xt fr?ra.\t14:1, \u201cThe fool ! ejety.\ti sa\u2018Tamt c-ammit meeting in the church hall on Sat-j SEVERAL IMPORTANT COMM1T-urday afternoon, with twenty-six TÎT RBP0^TS E PRC-members present and Miss Rhoda\tT-.SENT.EP , * EX-t Tin Oak, the president, presiding.Thej\tIt was stated at the City Hull this meeting opened in the usual way, | morning that several important after which two new members were ] committee reports will be presented enrolled and several business mat-] at the regular meeting ofJhe^City ters attended to.Plans were made for a Hallowe'en party to take place ranged.One of the outstanding attractions was the formation flying of the nine machines sent here by the United States Army Air Service from the First Pursuit Squadron, mg, November 2, and a meeting for the Junior W.A.was arranged to take place on Wednesday evening, October 9, at 8.30 o\u2019clock in the church hall.At the tea hour refresh- Couneil this evening at 8 o\u2019clock.The adoption of the 1929 valuation roll will also be on the agenda at tonight\u2019s meeting, BROMPTONVILLE GIRL STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILE Jeanne Delage, aged six years, of j Bromptonville, was brought to the St ^ Selfridge Field., Mich., to contribute j ments were s^ed by Miss Mar\tvinrent He Paul Hosnital vester to the success of the show Thev J°rle Bayne and Miss June Kendall, ;\tVincent de Paul Hospital yester snow, iney ! assisted ,, Miss Dorothy Robinson.day morning suffering from severe and Miss Constance Lewis, and a i cuts and bruises received when she short social time was enjoyed by the 1 was knocked down by an automobile members.The next meeting will be in front of her home.She was reheld on Saturday, October 19, with moved to the hospital immediately Miss Hilda Robinson and Miss Mar- after the accident, where an exami-garet Stewart as hostesses.\t] nation revealed that her injuries - | were not of a serious nature.She is swooped and zoomed, and gave a fine performance that delighted spectators.The First Canadian Air Pageant was opened by Mayor Camillien Houde, at 2.45 on Saturday afternoon.together with Col.the Hon.J.L.Ralston, Minister of National Defence, who flew down specially from Ottawa to attend; and Alderman Leon Trepanier, leader of the City Council.-$- OTTAWA 60V\u2019T IS UKOliS «J« «J* *J» «J* «J» *£«\t«$\u2022 *\tMARRIAGES 4*\t* *\t* \u2022> ****** * * * * * * * * * * * * * ?the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Delage, of Bromptonville, ALL NIGHT FIRE IN THE CITY DUMP A fire breaking out in the city dump last evening about eight o\u2019clock kept the firemen from No.2 station occupied all nigh.B-e- the proposed parity between the British and United States navies.After that pronouncement the Idaho senator said no more about naval limitations.\u2018Mr.MacDonald and Senator Bor- sideration of remedies for the ailing j leased yesterday by the Post Of condition of the European coal in-Vico Department, dustry Saturday.\tIn December of 1927 the total Acting on the recommendation of I mileage of air mail routes was 367, the recent League of Nations while today it stands well above Assembly, the Labor office decided to the S.OOO mile mark, call a preparatory technical confer- The number of scheduled trips ence of the coal producing countries per month has grown from three in Europe to meet early next, to nearly three hundred.January.\tj When the air mail service was in- The conference will be made up of ' augurated in this country the representatives of the governments, ( monthly mileage average a little employees and workers.\tj over 1,000 while at the end of last Its chief work will be to consider1 August it had increased to nearly a proposal to place on the agenda i 75,000.The monthly weight of mail of the International Labor Confer-j carried by air has incre;,-ed from ence of 1930 questions relating to,! a little over a ton to a little over conditions of employment in the coal ] thirty tons mines with a view of arriving at an international agreement.preacher just j The total weight of mail carried up to the end of August was 552,-295 pounds.Daughter \u2014 The , ,\t,\t,\t,\t, phoned and said he was coming to, NOR INVESTMENT CIRCULARS ah have exchanged correspondence ] oa][ afternoon.\t| Over twelve thousand works of over a period of years Despite his ( Mother\u2014Gracious, we must make ! fiction wrere published the past year, blunt suggestion as a means of at- an impression; give baby the hymn i And, adds a contemporary, this of taining equality of the world\u2019s j book to play with,\u2014Congregational-! course does not include seed cata-greatest navies, Borah is known to ist.\ti logues.aine of Harwood House, one of the most beautiful mansions in Yorkshire.As far back as three hundred years, when labor and materials were considerably cheaper than they are today, Flarwood House cost about $600,000 to build and it has been enlarged and improved since then.It has been filled with many priceless treasures.Gardens, including* one of the finest Italian gardens in the country, were laid out at a cost of $80,000.Harwood House is Corinthian in style and its setting among the wooded slopes of the valley of Wharfe adds to its dignity and beauty.Indeed the woodland scenery all round the mansion is considered the prettiest in Yorkshire.-.- WHO\u2019S CATTY?Ella\u2014Oh, he\u2019s so romantic! When he addresses me he always calls me \u201cFair Lady.\u201d Ethel\u2014Force of habit, my dear.He must be a bus conductor.\u2014Chicago Tribune.(Continued from page 1) clearances has yet been reached in the matter.Nevertheless there is a great deal of expectancy that some pronouncement would be made soon.It has been suggested in some quarters that the Cabinet would await the vote in Ontario provincial elections before coming to a final conclusion.No doubt if clearances are refused tho new law would be enforced at the distilleries and breweries, as more effective than at the border.It is believed that then the bootleg- MERRILL\u2014ROBINSON A very pretty wedding took place at the Church of the Advent on Saturday evening, September 21st, ] fore tho blaze was noticed, the at seven o\u2019clock, when Ellen Pearl, j greater part of the paper and boxes I eldest daughter of Mr, and Mrs.; lying about had caught fire.Im-| Herbert Robinson, was united in ! mediately upon their arrival the marriage to Mr.Frank Andrew i firemen found it necessary to dig a Merrill, second son of Mr.and Mrs.| number of holes around the dump Andrew Merrill, of Lennoxville, Rev.; E.H.Humphries officiating.The bride, vriio was given away by her father, wore a dress of white georgette with shadow silk lace, and a veil worn in cap effect held in ^ place at each side with orange bios- ! soms.She carried a bouquet of pink roses, iily-of-the-valley and maiden hair fern.Her only ornament was.a string of pearls, tho gift of the groom.The bride was attended by her | sister, Miss Doris Robinson, as maid and flood these with water, as the fire was spreading through the bottom of the pile.During this process a large number of rats that make their home in the garbage, were forced out.It was about six o\u2019clock this morning that the all out signal was given and the brigade returned to the station.HARVEST THANKSGIVING AT CHURCH OF ADVENT The annual harvest thanksgiving x ^\t\u201e\t, of hôno7,\u2019\u2019and !VlTss\u2019YmÏÏÿ'Giliam_as I services were held at the Church of gmg\tto the United States\tfrom\tCan-.i3rjdegmajc|j both being gowned ;\tthe Advent yesterday, and all ser- juia\tacross,\tinland\twaters\tor\tland\ta]j]{e ;n ^gg blush flat crepe, with\tvices were well attended.The back felt hats.They carried bou- [\tchurch was beautifully decorated quets of deep pink roses and maiden j\twith grain, fruit, vegetables and hair -fern.Mr.Perry Humphrey\tautumn leaves, while the altar was acted as groomsman.Mrs.James\tadorned with flowers.At the morn- Wark presided at the organ and played the wedding march, also the hymn \u201cO Perfect Love\u201d, which was sung by the' choir.boundary lines would have to be liquor or beer bought from provincial government stores.While this would no doubt boost tho sales it would add to the responsibilities of the provincial authorities in preventing such liquor reaching the border, government officials here state.The total value of liquor and beer exported from Canada to the United \u2022States last year was valued at $21,858,000 and the year before at $24,178,000.In connection with the appeal of British Columbia that the Dominion Treasury meet the cost of dealing with the Doukhobor disturbances, it is expected the Justice Department to which the appeal was referred will have a reply ready for Tuesday\u2019s meeting.It is understood, however, that the department will advise that the quelling of these disturbances is a matter of \"peace, order and good government\u201d for which the provinces are responsible under the British North America Act.-$- TORNADO CAUSED CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE Canadian Press Despatch.) JOHANNESBURG, South, Africa, Oct.7.\u2014A tornado of unprecedent ing service the Rev.E.H.Humphries preached a stirring sermon on thanksgiving, and suitable nius After the ceremony a delicious)1^ renckued by the choir with supper was served at the home of < Mrs' Ja™as Xark pre*ldmg at thc the bride\u2019s parents.The bride\u2019s ' organ.Ihe harvest hymns were gifts to her attendants were silver j heartily sung, the .congregation compacts, to the organist a crystal\tj\tjoining\tthe choir\tin\tsongs\tof necklace, and to the groom a silver\tj\tthanksgiving for a\tbountiful\thar- vvatch bracelet.The groom\u2019s gift\t|\tvest.In\tthe evening\tthe\tchurch\twas to the best man was a leather bill\t]\tagain\tcrowded and\tappropriate bill fold.\t; music was sung.The Rev.Profes- After the reception Mr.and Mrs.sor p.q.Vial was the special Merrill left for Montreal and other, preacher, and his earnest Iwords points, the bride travelling ,n a e Iistelied to with keen attention dress of rose georgette with Chan-1 tilly lace, sand shoes and stockings.[ by the large congregation.with hat and hag to match, and a navy blue tricotinc coat with moleskin collar.The happy couple were the recipients of many useful and beautiful gifts.Mr.and Mrs.Merrill will reside in Sherbrooke.FROM -sft64 TILL 1929 Chase £* Sanborn\u2019s SEAL Hitjy»P Renowned for its quality., If In two, one and half-pound cans\u2014whole,TI g round or fine ground for percolator use.J] REV.J.CORDNER PREACHED ON \u201cA SUPREME QUESTION.\u201d \u201cA Supreme Question,\u201d (\u201cWhat Think Ye of Christ,\u201d Matt.22-42) was the subject of the morning sermon preached by the minister, Rev.J.Cordner, B.D., at St.Andrew's {Presbyterian Church, yesterday, violence struck the suburbs of Turf- In talcing this subject the preach-fontein and Kenilworth yesterday.! er pointed out that there was a By a miracle only three persons j Christ for thc young man.a Christ were seriously injured.Roofs were who laid His hand upon the young blown off hundreds of houses.[man standing in imminent danger, \u2014-\u2014¦\t- and upon the young man standing in \u201d [magnificence and splendor, urging [him to be manly, noble, independent and strong, saying \u201cLet the world go if it be necessary that the world should go.Rejoice in Me and My ap-i preciation,\u201d There is also a Christ for the i feeble, the faltering and the forsak-|cn, a Christ for tho disconsolate and the dying, as well as a Christ who is \u201call and in all.\u201d I The music at the morning service included tho anthem, \u201cOh That I Had The Wings of a Dove\u201d (Smie-ton).At the evening period of worship tho sermon was based on \u201cSupreme Answers of a Supreme Question,\u201d while thc music portion included the anthem, \u201cSweet.Is The Light of the Sabbath Eve\u201d (Eyer), the solo part being taken by Miss Helen Robertson, , flavour.and aroma I T~t E veiy M tisica 1 Si ow m\t\u2022 finds by actual experience ux stocking wear! f Stocking bills cut in half with safe Lux cleansing! Every musical show gets the same results .So can you\u2014 CTOCKING bills mounting high-^ er and higher .producers of New York\u2019s musical shows set out to reduce them\u2014 \"Try many different cleansing methods, differentsoaps,\u201d wardrobe mistresses were told.And they did .,.with amazing results.For the musical shows all\u2014without a single exception\u2014found that \"Stockings washed always in Lux give more than double the usual wear .give us twice as many performances.\u201d Now every musical show in New York uses Lux\u2014to double the life of stockings! And if these sheer stockings, danced in night after night, stay like new so much longer when cleansed always with Lux, so will yours! Follow this tested experience with * your own stockings.and remember, too, that other famous authorities\u2014thc movies, department store buyers in 132 great stores\u2014Fifth Avenue dressmakers also find that \"Lux doubles the life of fine fabrics.\u201d \u201cFollow Thru\u201d Charming Irene Delroy fabove) is one of the reasons for the brilliant success of this jolly show.Critics call it a \u201cfast-stepping dance marathon\u201d\u2014you can imagine what hard wear that means for the sheer stockings.Thanks to Lux they now last twice as long! They all use Lux- Fioretta \u2022 Follow Thru \u2022 Daddy \u2022 Flold Everything Fingers \u2022 Music in May New Moon \u2022 Paris Whoopee\" \u2014 Ziegfeld success featuring lovely Ruth Httmg/'above/ also reduced stocking bills with Lux.Mr.Ziegfeld specifies Lux for stockings in all his shows.Another producer /Shubert general manager/ says enthusiastically \u2014 \"We would use Lux even if it cost $1.00 a box\u2014Lux cuts stocking bills in half.\u201d They, too, use Lux\u2014\u2022 Pleasure Bound \u2022 Show Boat \u2022 The Red Robe \u2022 Spring is Here ' Three Cheers \u2022 This Year of Grace , Whoopee l mm i m illlll ¦ iitsl Éiiliü Every Great Movie Studio uses Lux to double the life of beautiful screen clothes\u2014from fragile chiffons like Ruth Taylor\u2019s charming frock fabove/tosmart, sturdy sports togs.\"It's economy to use Lux,\" the movies say.Such stockings as these stay like new twice as long with Lux in every one of New York's dazzling musical shows.As Katherine Reddy, wardrobe mistress of Ziegfeld productions, in which thc graceful dancers above are featured, puts it: \"I insist upon Lux because it never fades colors or harms delicate threads, and there's no rubbing to roughen or pull.No wonder Lux doubles stocking wear.\u201d Famous Dressmakers Use Lux to keep mannequins\u2019 exquisite lingerie and stockings just like new (see picture above/ .And department buyers \u201492% of those interviewed in 132 big stores\u2014also insist on Lux'.Greatest groups of experts ever consulted find \u201cLUX DOUBLES I HE LIFE OF FINE FABRICS\u201d Lever Brothers Limited 5011-A : 4023 PAGE SIX LAST YEAR SHERBROOKE DAILY-RECORD.MONDAY, OCTOBER 7.1929.Jmwzr\u2019»?'.*ato.\"«i«4w 1 IT TAKE1S so little\u2014a mere spark\u2014to turn stately buildings, lovely homes, into flaming infernos.Proper vigilance exercised by all of us can prevent this appalling loss by fire.IRE PREVENTION WEEK is held from October 6 to 13.During that period protect yourself and your neighbor by throwing out inflammable old rubbish and starting a new era in Fire Prevention.Prevention October 6 to 12 PUBLIC ASKED TO CO-OPERATE IN FIRE WEEK Results May Be Achieved- respeet.Sherbrooke is indeed one of the ] most fortunate centres of the Dom-: inion so -far as fires are concerned.The city has not had any serious i fire for a considerable time which is a credit to the citizens and a proof that precautions are being taken.However, the need of continued co-! operation and carefulness can not be over-stressed.______\tj The city also fortunately has a I Sherbrooke This Week Is Observ- ver>\u2019 e®cient.and reliable fire de- .\ti ï-* n\t\u2022 partment, under able administration, j mg Annual Fire Prevention but even with this great advantage.Week\u2014Co-operation of All Is ^e^and attention are absolutely Requested So that Desired Speaking to the Record this morn- ir.g Chief H.0.Camirand said:\u2014 r\tLi- e\ti \u201cWe are now observing our annaual or rubh: bupport.Pire Prevention Week, and I confid-\tently hope that all citizens will cooperate and show the same consideration which they have in former years.\u201cWe have a wonderful city, a great deal to be proud of, and it j certainly would be a pity to have j anything serious happen through j carelessness.In asking the citizens ] to co-operate with us in the observ- | ance of Fire Prevention Week we j are not asking anything unreason- | able or anything which will cause | them any individual trouble or ; work.\u201cFires often originate in very; strange ways, and frequently what j is at first not considered to be ser- j ious may develop into a very stub- AiEWS ittki JUMPING AT CONCLUSIONS The citizens cf Sherbrooke are , age n asked to co-operate in the ob-ser ar.ee o: \"Fire Prevention Week\u201d, which ' s i ring observed here this we k.In \u2022 he past years citizens have a willingness to assist in this ïnoveinent, anti it is the hope of the city officials that again this year the same interest will be displayed in \u201cFire Prevention Week\u201d has a very significant meaning, and is not simply something which is observed as a fad.During such a period it is the intention of the officials of the fire department to impress upon ; everyone the great dangers of *be- ing careless about fires and the un- ; born conflagration that might easily tola damage which can result in this : cause not only heavy destruction of _ \u2014\u2014 - \tj property, but even the loss of lives.\u201cIn th?observance of \u2018Fire Prevention Week\u2019 citizens are asked to take certain precautions and then after the week has passed to continue observing these simple rules.Placing hot ashes or coals in a wooden box or on the cellar floor near wood or paper is a very dangerous practice and has often caused fires.Dirty chimney or furnace pipes constitute another danger, while leaving matches carelessly about the house is very dangerous.\u201cThe observance of these simple rules and other similar precaution-, ary measures can do a great deal j to prevent fires, and I hope that ; everyone will do his or her share', j however small, to help prevent fires ; in Sherbrooke, not only during this I week, but throughout the year.\u201d j j \\ bAFF-v : OP.KSMG OPA^OSH OF BRAIDS ij?3 'VO THC VAC AD '\u2014'x> ^AUFORMIA PROFeSSOfC W FlMDS 'THA'r SMARTCs'r tmjDfeMWS ARE UUMPCRSc 7 A FCuu MOfSB UieeKS' UOMPIMG, AMb iLc be footbalUs BRAlMlCsT q>-B.Lm JUMPING \u2018STIMUC/treS TViC BRA! A, \\T UjOOCb BE SUÜECC- 'TFAIAuAG FOR A LOT Or TBe ATV CCTCS vmmm THs dumping idea has Lows beaeM /m use AMOMG GOCFERS AO HE A STOCK FOR A METHOD OF getting ooTcf FV\\e ROOGH THE FIGHT IS OFF.1 \\ AFTER THAT GUM CuMPo ' THAT FAR He'b OOT-SMABT MF SOMETHîMG AUJFOC-l for which Mr.Whitehead thanked those present.Dancing w-as then continued and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Jones, of Frost Village, and Mrs.Cecil Mos-grove, of Iroquis Falls, Ont., spent Wednesday with Mr.and Mrs.Wm.P.Dimick.Mr.Keene Martin, of Montreal, spent a week-end recently with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Martfti.Mr.Martin has been transferred from the Bell Telephone Company, Montreal, to Ottawa.-» PRETTY CUSTOM A certain town in Oklahoma has a name that leads to amusing stor- j ies.One night as they approached it, 1 e conductor put his head in and j shouted, \u201cGoodnight, Goodnight!\u201d An old lady pa.:d her curtains an 1 quavered, \u201cgood night, son.I think I\u2019ll sit up a little while yet.\u201d E.M.Armitage & Company INSURANCE Canadian Bank of Phone 134\t\u2014 Commerce Bldg.Sherbrooke, Que.y r a is Your Household Furniture Fully Covered?Now is the time for action.Next week may be too late.Send for Inventory Book\u2014it\u2019s free.Conway & Conway Limited Insurance Advisers Olivier Bidg., Sherbrooke GFTTIAG Tomping mixer op uufnv aviation.pF RdTGRjOOS UIRESTLFR, LUHO CcATFiMED THF ibEA OF BECOMING SMART ALE AT OMCF, /MSTFKD CF BM DoGRFS A rib Took.A ROri Arib TUMP OFF A FifTM-TojO STORM BÜILD1M6.OJHVEF This causfd corisiDFRABLE MATtoM Urib'F COM-STERNATVCîT, HCPPEr'S FR\u2019.EMbS (JUFRE ricST SORPRISBD.ARE Moo GOING fri EGR-TH\\S TUMP/MG IV.S.Dresser & Company INSURANCE 120 Wellington St.N.Phone 114 \u2014 Sherbrooke, Que, SOUTH STUKELY GENERAL NOTES AND PERSONALS .Martin and Miss Doris Martin spent Tuesday, October 1st, in Manson-ville with Rev.and Mrs.C.Hux-! table.j The W.A.met at the home of | Mrs.E.tV.Martin on Tuesday af-iternoon, October 1st.Mrs.N.George is visiting Mr.and Mrs.C.Dettes in Verdun.Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Savage, Mas-! ter Russell Savage and the Misses ! Minnie Whitehead and Marjorie from S'vett attended the twenty-fifth wed-!ding anniversary of Mr.and Mrs.of Boscobel, on *w«JFriday evening.September 27th.mg bioirict\u2014Uli.er .ms :iOrn Mrs.Beatty, of Magog, was a Vicinity.\trecent guest of Mrs.E.W.Martin ______\tland Mrs.R.A.Savage.SOUTH STUKELY, October 5.\u2014 !\t¥rT'-\t°f\tSvt0u\u2019 Miss Kathleen Newberry attended ni \u2018\tri k5 ' ,\t,\t.I were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.party at tne home of Mr.and Mrs.1-,.r\t\u201e\u201e John Knutson in Watervnie on Mon-\tt n i i day evening, September 30th.\ti Mrs.Jane Spencer, of Colorado, f;ews- Items of Interest bouih Mukely and Surround- Norman Coppin Mr.and Mrs.L.Fire Prevention Week T, A ÆT Fire Extinguishers It is the cheaoest protection against fire you can buy.Pyrene Extinguishers throw a strorf?, r \u2022I'.rxdv nrr.ry.m AO Carry a Complete Stock of Fire Pails, Fireman\u2019s Axes, Fire Hose, and Nozels etc.tSP- ti from Hüf U)S$! \\X ;',cn building do not forget Johr.s-Manville Acbcstos bireproof Sltingles.V/e have them in clock alwaya.a\tIwas 3 recent guest of Mrs.C.E.are visiting Mr.AlbtrtGetty and I SPOnCWcdn^h,\u2018ehcad* f ' more in Newport, Vt.\tkaie\"/VkL \u2019 ,\t.FosterV03 ,b;- Mrs.M.Hennessey has been ^[ \u201dLtd°SRJ'k ient\u2019 presen#t(îd Mr spending several days in Sherbrooke\t;\tVVh t h\t1\tW th a\t1>ursc of\tmoney : [With Mrs.C.Clark.\tI\t -\u2014\u2014\u2014-\u2014:j\u201e- | ; Mr.B.Blim, of South Bolton,! 1 spent a recent week-end with Mr.j and Mrs.W.Plim.Mr.and Mrs.L.S.Martin, Miss' Doris Martin, Mrs.G.Channel, Mr, i and Mrs.R.P.Hilliker spent Sunday, September 2,7th, in Canterbury with Mrs.A.Smith.Mr.Cloutier, of Richford, is re- \\ lieving at the C.P.R.station while j Mr.Chamberlain is having his vaca-! Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Dunsmorel and son, Master Gordon, of Newport, Vt., were recent guests of Mr., and Mrs.L.S.Martin.Mr.and Mrs.George Gray, of Rock; I,land, spent Monday, September | 33th, with Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Me-; Cure.Mr.George Copping, in company ! with Mr.and Mrs.Fred Copping, of Boscobel, has been spending severap days in Joliette with relatives.Rev.R.Mcrrifield, Mr.W.R.Peters, Mrs.Edythe Peters, Mrs L S \tV Lee M.Watson Of Company Insurance Service OFFICE: Record Block, Sherbrooke.Phone 2351.f\\ 1 ii.A Y LIMITED NOTARY ?, EON IDAS BACHAND Aesurtnco cf Every Description.G!iv\u2019\u201cr Buildir -', 51 rfcrooke, Que.Phone 373-J.ROTECT.your PROPERTY Careful Observance of FIRE PREVENTION WEEK, October 6th.-12th., and of the suggestions for the PREVENTION of FIRES ¦will save many Lives and Thousands of Dollars.Recall the appalling Losses of Life and Property during the past few years which might have been avoided.It is the duty of every patriotic citizen to protect his property against Loss by FIRE.If you require any LOSS PREVENTION SERVICE, apply to our Local Agents or to the Head Office of the Company, which will be gladly furnished.THE STANSTEAD & SHERBROOKE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY STOCK MUTUAL A Agents in all leading cities and towns in the province.By Tomorrow Night the Value of About 75 Canadian Homes Will Have Been Destroyed by Fire Statistics Show That \u2022 Will yours be included in that number?If it is, WILL YOU BE REIMBURSED FULLY, PARTIALLY OR NOT AT ALL?Can you easily stand the cost of rebuilding the uninsured portion?If not, see us at once and have your house and contents fully insured in a good company.By Tomorrow Night Your Home May Have Been One of the 75 Mentioned Above.BELANGER & BEGIN INSURANCE AGENTS Office at No.22 Wellington St.North, Sherbrooke.Ji! L L ^ 0 PAGE SEVEN SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1929.Record\u2019s Classified Ads.CASH RATE\u201425 word» or leas, 45c.each insertion; two cents each additional word.Six insertions for the price of five if run daily.CHARGE RATE \u2014 Ten cents extra each insertion.Errors in advertisement should be reported immediately.The Daily Record will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.TO LET STORE TO LET-MO WELLINGTON ST.North, Apply H.A.Hyndman, Phone H4.1 POUR-BOOM HEATED TENEMENT TO let Immediate poaseaeicn.Rent $25 a month.Apply 54A Wellington St North, or phone 2055.Apartment on walton avenue eix rooms, to let Very modern.Phone 330-F> or apply at 9 Walton.J^ARGE FURNISHED BEDROOM TO LET Professional A nd BusinessDirectory CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS JH.BRYCE.C.P.A., C.G.A.AUDITOR, \u2022 18® Quebec St.Sherbrooke.Tel.1808.ADVOCATES WELLS & LYNCH, ADVOCATES.CAN-a'iian National Bank Bulluins.1 in North Ward.Board i£ desired.Phone \u2022\t\u2022_________________________j-l.fc vocatee, MeManamy & Waleh Building, 10 Wellington St.North.Phone 1589.MALE HELP WANTED J^UGG.MIGNAULT & HOLTHAM.AD- Nice eight-roomed brick house, beautiful situation.North Ward, to j let.Tenant leaving city.Apply 80 Quebec JPAHN $10 TO $25 A WEEK IN YOUR 13trtet- Phone 2,4 wanted.Excellent opportunity for ad-j\u2014^- vancement.Apply Room 104, 6 Wellington j glX-ROOM TENEMENT TO LET IN NEW Street, North.SIX BOYS WANTED IMMEDIATELY TO deliver pamphlets.Apply Room 104, 6 Wellington St.North.FEMALE HEL_> WAMED building.All modern conveniences.Possession immediately.Phone 2907-W.FOR 3ALR ONE DOUBLE BARRELLED LEFEVRE shotgun, leather case: two rifles, for pOMPETENT NURSE HOUSEMAID iaaIg-\tMorris, 108 Dufferin Avenue.cjuired.Apply Mrs.James McCrea, Lenpox-ville.Phone 139.SHIELDED GRID wanted for October 18th.References re\" | çhlver.MARSHALL six tube radio; Hammerlund-Roberts \u2022five tube radio; Cockaday five tube radio; Morris a wolfe, advocates, etc.Sherbrooke and Richmond, Que.Armand rousseau, advocate, îc Wellington Street North, Sherbrooke.Saturday p.m.at Magog, Pepin Block.JP.HUME.ADVOCATE, 98 WELLING-\u2022 ton St.N., Sherbrooke ; Richmond, Que ARCHITECT T W.GREGOIRE, 86 WELLINGTON ST.North.Phone 280.ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS SYDNEY A MEADE, QUEBEC LAND Surveyor, Coaticook, Que.Bell phone.C'l P.DU BUC, B.A.Sc., GRAD.ENGI neer, Quebec Land Surveyor, Reg.Patent Atty., 4 Well.St.S., Sherbrooke.Bell Tel.NOTARIES PREMIER TODAY TUES.WED.Aln-ay, u Big Double Bill.A gripping story of a gay-hearted deb and a down-and-out young artist and one Dan Cupid.MAY McAVOY \u2014IN\u2014 An Artist\u2019s Lover ADDED FEATURE ATTRACTION RAMON NAVARRO \u2014IN\u2014  Certain Young Man WITH MARCELINE DAY \u201cStudio Pests\u201d (Comedy).Pathe News Reel.mmmm ÀCRIFICE SALË jl| i VICTORIA TODAY AND TUES.Aiwa,» a Big Double Bill.\u201cHOT STUFF,\u201d ALSO \u201cBEWARE OF BLONDES.\u2014 AND A TWO REEL COMEDY.TONIGHT IS GROCERY NIGHT Free Gifts to our Patrons.To clear out our used cars we are now slowing in our show room the best values in used cars ever offered\u2014the prices prove this: ri B.WORTHINGTON, LL B., NOTARY Public.Estate, settled, issuer of Mar-1 riage Licen.ea.Sun Life Bldg.Sherbrooke.G.E.BORLASE.NOTARY PUBLIC.66 Wellington St.No., Sherbrooke.PHYSICIANS AND SUKGEONS T\\R.ETHIER, PHONE 5T6.84 KING ST -CT West.Electrotherapy.Urinary Dieeaaee jQRS.McCABE & PLANTE.EYE, EAR.\u2014 , ,,, , - M,,Tn WANTED U80*1 complete with batteries and speakers in : \"\"\" Nnrr, Throat, Olivier Bldg., Sherbrooke.EXPERIENCED TABLE MAID WANTED, cabineta AIso B 1Iat t>nor 8axotlhone | Office hours: 9.S0 a.m.to 5 p.m.Tel.1740.J at once.Apply Grand View Hotel, Bury.|\tQ p ' McC!ayi 10g Frontl,nac str(!tt; j Specialist» St.Vincent de Paul Hospital.SALESLADY WANTED\u2014MUST BE OF I Phone 543-W.neat appearance, to sell a well adver- tised artcle on good commission bases.Apply 17 St.Frances St.C.O.Genest Fils.\"VroUNG GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST with housev/erk.One sleeping at home preferred.Apply 97 Mt.Pleasant Street, or Phone 1S64-J.M IDDLE-ACED WOMAN WANTED FOR Apply Record Box 11 QNE B.B.D.KING SOUSAPHONE FOR jQR.E.A.TOMKINS, EYE.EAR, NOSE and Throat Specialist to the Sherbrooke sale.In use only two monthêrrost.840»!! H\u201dPital- 186 Wellington St.N.Tel.178 will take $275 cash.Apply P.O.Box 475, [ Magog, Que.mmurn (Canada\u2019s bloat Beautiful Theatre) Double Feature Sound and Talking Bill! Today-Tuesday.100% Talking \u201cThe Donovan Affair\u201d Owen Davis\u2019 great mystery play.Also Metro News.Lon Chaney in \u201cWhere East Is East.\u201d Sound, with Lupe Velez.REAL ESTATE AGENTS I \u2014 TJUTCHER SHOP AND FULL SET OF T)0NALD a GUNTER' REAL ESTATE i *-* equipment for sale.Doing a good cash\tAgent- *j,eh™®ni rarm> and towD\tJ|| f | |]f retail business on a busy street in this city.good man for general work.Apply to J, Wright, Potton Springs, Que.kISO ) A'|0 ECOND-HAND GRAY DORT PARTS SITUATIONS VACANT \u2022 ! and four good tires.Apply 34 Elgin Avenue, lor phorie 529-J.properties.TeL 144.NOTICE \\ BIG $5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS GREET-ing Card sample book free; men and women already making five dbllar* up daily, n «pare time: experience or capital unnecee-ary.Garretson Co., Brantford.Ont AGENTS WANTED DOUBLE YOUR SALARY BY ADDING $35.00 WEEKLY SELLING Imperial Art Personal Christmas Cards to Friends, Business Associates, Club and Church members, from Magnificent Free Sample Book.Imperial Art, Manufacturers, 51 Wellington West.Toronto.LOST AND FOUND A shareholders meeting of the Castlebrook __\t_ Mining Corporation (no personal liability) ABY CARRIAGE.ALMOST NEW, FOR I\tu .H !a,e.Will «.11 very eh«p.99 Laurier ! wl11 be heId at 41,0\tPla«' town of Magog, Que., on Friday evening, October 18th, 1929, at eight p.m., for the purpose of ratifying By-Law No.17 of the eaid Castlebrook Mining Corporation (no personal liability) as below.Avenue.Phone 2097-F.AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE SMALL AUTOMOBILE, FIRST CLASS condition, balloon tires, almost new, all accessories, including license, for sale at a very low price.Apply Apt.17, Monument National.-J qoq FORD SPORTS COUPE FOR *-*J&*' sale.Purchased May, run 2400 miles ; perfect condition.Delivery 1st November.Cash price.$640.Apply R.H.Smith, 205 Queen St.REAL ESTATE FOR SALE VPAIR OF TORTOISESHELL RIMMED spectacles in black leather case, lost last week.Reward if returned to Box lOOlpROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY Record Office.\t| «tore for sale at very reasonable price.Phone 137-2, or P.*0.Box 185, Rock Island.AND PERSONALS OF SWEEÎSBIIRC By-Law No.17 Whereas, the Castlebrook Mining Corporation (no personal liability) has been incorporated according to the Quebec Mining Act by letters patent dated the 16th day of March, 1929; Whereas, the capital stock of the company is composed of 3,000,000 common shares of one dollar each ; Whereas, according to section six of the Quebec Mining Company\u2019s mining act, any 1928 Fetstiac Coupe *6502\t\t1928 Chevrolet 4-door \u2018550s \t\t 1928 iwaiit Roadster\t\t1929 Ford Tudor.Look ; a tagaisi at\t\tthis car over at $CO£.m\t\t$55(p! \t\t \t\t 1927 Whippet Coach\t\t1928 Biiick Special :\tOnSy\t\tRoadster >375-\t\t\u201811504! li >ROWN LEATHER CASE CONTAINING! \u2014- ¦»- { company incorporated in conformity of said two keys loft Saturday morning on ; TNYE-ROOM SELF-CONTAINED HOUSE, Iact\tunil« certain conditions issue any IA with large bathroom, cellar and garage.! b>°\tFurnished by ?\tJohnston & Ward.*\t* .j, *$\u2022 ,> \u2022}\u2022 *&\t«i* \u2022>\t4* *£ 4* 4* *\u2022> 4- 4* BELIEVES LOW REACHED NEW YORK, Oct.7.\u2014The Wall Street Mirror in an article today, says: The rally as usually caught a lot of people flat footed.It was a general feeling after the close on Friday that it would arrive today.Now that it is underway, sentiment has undergone quite a change.The market today will tell quite a story.If the rally can carry through today it will go much further.One thing now has been established, traders can figure that the low points of | the movement have been seen and can govern their commitments to coincide with the lows of Friday.Another thing to keep in mind is that a run away market on the upside, is not in immediate prospects and further stocks bought on the decline for support will be sold on I In the rail group, Erie below SD must be looked upon as selling at almost a panic price, as must C.P.R., at its prevailing level, while Delaware, Lackawanna and Western is some 40 to 50 points below the price which you were advised to hold it for.This week to use the words of an individual whose word is virtually law in motion picture fields, Radio Orpheum will come into its own.TRADING FORECAST AND FACTORS Continaution of the^ rally is e pected in today\u2019s session.BROKERS\u2019 OPINION Hornblower and Weeks: We _ not believe the calibre of the buying Fridav was very significant.E.F.Hutton: W\u2019e think the pic.ture still justifies our suggestion to conserve buying power and not attempt the purchase of stocks in the (Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, Oct.7.\u2014The recov-ery in stock prices which set in Saturday was resumed at the opening of today\u2019s market.Atchison, United Gas Improvement and International Combustion showed initial gains of two points or more.Johns-Manville, A.M.Byers, American Power and Light and National Dairy Products advanced a point or so on opening sales.Lorillard Tobacco opened with a block of 10,000 shares at 29, off Vi.4* 4' « * * * 4* * * * 4 * 4 4* 4* 4 * 4 : MINING STOCKS 4**444444,4 4 4,r*4 4*4 The following are ihe ruling mining prices up to noon today, as furnished by the firm of Maurice J.SouliADue.Tele.2848.T.LAWRENCE FLOUR SHOWS strength MONTREAL, Oct., 7.\u2014The Fi- this rally.Also remember that there i naneial Service says today: is nothing wrong fundamentally with ; Lawrence Flour has been\t| the business situation and the react-1 against the general trend _ of late, | Canam Met.Ion in a bull market, rather than that it was the beginning of a bear market.Viewing the situation from its present angle, it is more than likely that a different money market also will be seen.Do not rush in to buy stocks on this rally, try to get them within a few points of the lows established last week.Furthermore, do not become bearish.The oils have given an excellent e icount of themselves both individually and as a group.These issues will sell meterially^ higher later.The same can be said of American Can.-.ery ifavorable showing by the company for the year which e\"J*J which the made the past year in milling industry.St.Flour, it is understood, _\t_ _ ed in this improvement and is expected to show earnings in neighborhood of $5 a share c common stock.Alberta Pacific Grain.WHITNEY\u2019S OPINION NEW YORK.Oct.7.\u2014The oil group is confirming everything which has been said about it during j that the September reaction, standard Oil of N.J., Standard Oil of N.Y., Royal Dutch, Pan American and Superior Oil are a purchase at any figures which have been recored this year for major advances.Houston Oil which sold at better than 175 a share in 1927 will be have reached its objective until that figure has year is selling around tne or at about five times its issue is no doubt due to tne lac it is generally expected thi company will not be able to mak.a favorable showing for the cur lent year due to the smaller whea crop.It must be remembered, bow share on the common, none which was paid out in dividends, | thus making the financial position Intimate Relation Between Broker and Client The broker who can make money for his clients succeeds.Reliable information and sound advice are his chief stock in trade.The success of the broker is wrapped up in the success of bis client.We have always sought to make our clients benefit from the best sources of information obtainable.Inquiries solicited from thes Oil and Industrial issues.interested in Canadian Mining, MAURICE J.BOULIANNE STOCK BROKER 52 Wellington Street.\tTel.2848.J.O.DARCHE, Manager.Member cf Iht Montreal Curb Market.«tor.treat, Toronto, Thre* Rivers.Quebec, Chicoutimi t'iiecialint in Mines.O U and Industrials.\tOpen\tNoon Abana \t\t1.37\t1.40 1 Ajax Oil \t\t1.27B\t1.30 j Aconda\t\t.07B\t.08 Amity Cop\t\t.15\t.16 ! Amulet\t\t2.75\t2.75 Area\t\t3.80\t3.80 Assoc.Oil \t\t2.60\t2.65 Arno\t\t.25\t.25 Barry Hoi\t\t.20\t.20 Bathurst \t\t.05\t.06 Base Metal\t\t4.50B\t4.50B Baltac \t\t1.45\t1.50 Big Missouri .\t.99\t1.03 Bidgood\t\t.10B\t¦10B Cal.& Edmon.\t4.70\t4.25 Commonwealth .\t1.15\t1.01 | Cent.Man\t\t.20\t.25 Canam Met\t\t1.03\t1.0s East Crest\t\t1.90\t1.85 Falconbridge .\t8.95\t8.95 Granada \t\t.21\t.21 Hollinger \t\t5.35\t5.35 Home Oil \t\t17.50\t17.25 Howie \t\t.95\t.95 Int.Nickel \t\t54.10\t53.10 Keely\t\t.45\t.48 Kirk.Lake\t\t.51\t.52 Kootenay \t\t.12\t.11 Lowery\t\t3.00\t3.00 lAlcDougal \t\t.41\t.41 1 Alslartic\t\t\t.05\t.05 McIntyre\t\t13.80\t13.75 Alining Corp\t\t3.80\t3.75 Mayland \t\t7.00\t6.00 Man.Basin .\t.14\t.13 Nipissing\t\t2.15\t2.15 Noranda\t\t49.IHMJ\t49.75 j Newbec \t\t.32\t.32 Old Colony\t\t.10\t.10 Fermier \t\t1.72\t1.72 S Southwest\t\t2.60\t2.30 j Ster.Pacifi: .\t1.60\t1.60 | Sherritt\t\t6.00\t6.05 Ï San Antonio .\t.16\t.16 Siscoe \t\t.82\t.80 Stadacona\t\t.06\t.07 1 St.Anthony .\t.16\t.16 Sudbury \t\t6.5J\t6.85 Teck Hughes .\t5.65\t5.85 Towgamac\t\t1.18\t1.20 Tread.Yukon .\t8.00\t8.00 Wainwell \t\t.14\t.14 Wright Har\t\t1.39\t1.39 Vipond\t\t.65\t,65 RAWED TODAY AT MONTREAL sold around $10, with bucks cut $2.Sheep were from $3 to $5.50.Hog receipts 4,613.Hogs were from 75 cents to $1 lower.Sales made at time of writing were around $12.25, with odd sales up to $12.50.Sows were not sold.com™ VICINITY NEWS AND PERSONALS Montreal Power Led Advance With Gain of Three Points to 168 Also Registered Gains.(Canadian Press Despatch) calves and grassers were 50 cents ; the city.or more lower.Medium to\ti Secretary-treasurer, Arthur Bou- I calves were about steady at $8.u0 j\tancj jflr, jy py Akhurst, super- I to $14.Pail-fed\tand common j jnten(jent 0f the Electric Light Dept., calves from ^>7 to $8.50.Grasseraj are on a trjp jn industrial inter- ! were slow at $5 to $G.7o, with the , est of thc town to Waterville, Me., bulk arount $b.\t.\t, 'Portland, Me., Boston, Mass., New' Sheep receipts 11,202.Lambs York city Philadelphia, Pa.were sold from a low of $7.50 for Mr_ and Mrs> Men.ul Ba(Wii for.culls to a top of v'lO-oO for Eood , mer residents of Coaticook and ewes and wethers.Ihe bulk of the vicinity) have gona to Colebrook, N.lambs of good average quality were , pj where they are residing for the | present.Mrs.Bacon (nee Nurse | Grace Hislop), is in attendance of] Mrs.Frank Hicks, Colebrook, who ! has been quite ill.\t! j Mrs.H.Dumont and Miss Valida Dumont were at St.Hyacinthe, on Sunday, September 29th, to visit the Misses Alice and Anita Dumont, who are Novice Sisters in the Mother Convent of the Presentation of Mary in that city.Mr.W.E.C.Jd^ies has returned from Montreal, where he spent a couple of days on business.While | in Montreal, Mr.Jones was enter- | tained at the home of his brother-in-law, Mr.Hector Simpson, and Mrs.Simpson.Mr.M.J.McNamara spent Wednesday at Dixville, a guest of his daughter, Mrs.Gordon Bellows.Mr.and Mrs.Allan Grady have moved into Mr.Jones\u2019 apartment, Major Street.Mr.Henri Leneourt has gone to Detroit, Mich., where he will remain for the winter months.The Misses Blanche and Jeannette ] Robillard are spending a few days ! with friends at Berlin.N.H.Mrs.L.L.Shurtleff is spending j a couple of weeks at Auburn, Me., with her sister, Mrs.Alex Fletcher, ] and Mr.Fletcher.Mr.Archie Morrison has gone tof.S Sherbrooke, where he has secured j a nosition.Mrs.Gordon Anderson has return- ! ed from Ayer\u2019s Cliff, where she was I : Newsy Notes and Jottings of General Interest from Coaticook and Neighborhood.COATICOOK, Que., Oct.7.\u2014 ,Mrs.W.E.C.Jones has returned ___ Dominion Bridge, Na-jfrom Montreal, where she has been tion,l Breweries and Bmilian Sfi1 mother, Mrs.Brownrigg.sympathy is extended to Mrs.Jones and her family in the sad death of her brother, Mr.Oscar J.Brown- MONTREAL Oct 7.-Stock pri-\t\u201cgenfTor'fhe Chadian ces again rallied at the opening of '\tT____ M\u201e the Montreal Stock Exchange today.Montreal Power with a gain of 3 points to 168.Dominion Bridge was up 1% at HMli.National Breweries gained 1 Vi at National Railways, Japan.Mr.îeXthë^ad'vancé'Brownrigg\u2019s remains were forward-iea tne advance ^ t(> Montreal( 0ctobcr 3rd, and it is expected that they will arrive in about twenty days.Mrs.Alex Adams has been called to Mansonville, Que., by the death of a relative, Mr.Frank Hayden, - *J*\t«J*\t»*\u2022\t»*«\t*J|\t»*4\t«g*\t«J»\t*}«\t*£»\t«£«\t**?\t*g*\t«$\u2022 \u2018 NEW YORK PRESS of the company exceptionally sound.iir.zilian and Nickel have given a very good account of themselves in the current unsettlement.Both these issues, due to their leadership of the local market, were called upon to absorb considerable liquidation and passed the crisis with I lying colors.There is little doubt that as soon as conditions in the market become stabilized, Nickel and Brazilian will be the first to recover.The story that an offer of $45 a share had been made for control of Canada Vinegars has been officially denied.Thc strength in the security v an no doubt be attributed to the expectation of an increase in the dividend due to excellent earnings.That there are prospects of developments favorable for stcuk-holders of New York Central is the view in many quarters cf Wall St.140%, and Brazilian gained one at 69.Fractional advances were registered by International Nickel,\t,\t¦\t.\t¦ ,.\t\u201e Shawinigan, Power Corporation, Mr.Hayden was the mcvu .Canada Power and Paper, General\ta\tJ!;0 ac ut-yit, and ''as\t' Steel Wares and Massey-Harris.^ to a Montreal hospital, where he Canada Steamships and B.C.Pawer died as a result of his injunes.he \u201cA\u201d were exceptions, being off frac-j Ia\u2018'e *vIr> Hayden\ta daughter, tionallv.\t''vho was a PuI)l1 111 the Coatlcook High School.Mrs.Ella Welch, Colebrook, N.H., is spending a few days in town, a visitor of Mr.and Mrs.B.J.Smith.Mrs.S.C.Smith, Montreal, has been spending a short time in town, vjat the home of Mr.and Mrs.B.J.**' ] Smith.*: Mr.Fred Lemoine, who has spent .the past few weeks at Outreinont, X Que.has returned to his home, near * j Coaticook.The many friends of Mr.Richard Clark Childs and Co.The market ' Hambly and of his niece, Miss Iso-look to be at a point which could ^ Hansford, will greatly reget easily be the critical position of the ^ hear ?i M crltica! 1'lness \"lth year.If the decline is allowed to go pneumonia and complications, i wo MARKET COMMENT Furnished by McManamy & Walsh.*î\u2018 *î* \u2018i* ^ *5* \u2022i*\t\u2022J* \u2022Î* *î* *1* *5* *i* *3* the Misses Alexandria year.It the decline is allowed to go appreciably further, there would be nurses, no repairing of the market structure Ij Heureux and Kathlc.n u s within many months.\ti are ^ attendance, and Mrs.A.Joi- Morris and Smith.We continue as matron of the home, to adhere to the policy of selling on\tMessrs.H.A.Norton and Geo.all rallies and making new long W.Cunnmgton returned on Wednes-committments only on very reces- day, from a trip to the ¦vomer s sjons\tcamp at Lac Grandbois, Que.Henry Clews Co.The belief pre- .The fri«jds of Mrs.Geo.Cun-vails that considerable irregularity mngton will greatly regret to learn will continue to be witnessed in the\t__ .\t.general list.\tMr.C.Lindsay.Hallowell.Me., is Wall Street Journal will say to- a visitor at the home of Mr.and day;\tMrs.H.S.Nourse.Motor output above normal.\t''dr- and Mrs.Hector Simpson and Price advance for cigarettes.daughters, of Montreal, who.nave General Electric setting record.! been guests of Mrs.Simpson s sis Bond Prices Have Declined \u2014While Underlying Values Have Increased THE growth of earnings ana assets of Canadian corporations has been used as an argument for the purchase of common stocks; but the securities having first call on such earnings and assets have been neglected.Bonds, on the average, give better returns and a larger margin of investment safety now than for many years past.Current prices are such that bonds can be bought not only for good yields but also with unusual prospects of appreciation in value.The October issue of Investment Recorn-mevdationc, gives particulars of a number of attractively-priced securities of sound utilities and industrials.A copy will be sent you upon receipt of your name and address.Name Address L-W Royal Securities Corporation Limited 244 St.\u2019James Street, Montreal HArbour 3121 McManamy & Walsh STOCK AND BOND BROKERS (Private Wire Connections With All Markets 70 Wellington St., North Telephone 25 Opposite City Hall Division profit larger in year.Rail effciency at high point.Supreme Court dockett heavy.ter, Mrs.W.E.C.Jones, and Mr.Jones, have returned to the city.One of the most enjoyable social events of the season was on Sunday, LADY SCHULTZ DE\\D j September 28th, at the home of Mr.(Canadian Press Despatch)\tand Mrs.Carl Rose, Barnston, when WINNIPEG, Man., Oct.7\u2014Lady Mr.and Mrs.Rose, with their dau-Schultz, wife of the late Sir John ghter, Miss Mildred Rose, entertain-Chistian Schultz, former Lieutenant- was slated ing staffs stepped out for a final h d d f witnessed the twin T^day.\tr.ga nst the Chicago Cuba for the t take the mound for the first crick at the game along with the bqi ^nf0| thJm being St Rxb ^ Cuns were 'noyed by he worlds championship.The honors\torigmally.Root has returned youngsters who were getting trials ^ ™ The Sherbrooke line- loSs of ,the., a p.r;; t ' p^llv f g°\tPerhaps the rich- » form in the past fcrtnight.Ho in anticipation of next year.\t^p'v a, mat'rillly strengthened by i » to the ,Plrat+f at f\\rlg^y i\u20acst+mo?ey reward for the partiel- kas ^ d in so many tight TTie venerable Washington com- \u201cP j?-\t/ tj b\tField, or worried m the least by the pants in senes history.\tcrx .af Lew Montreal Royals^ nf fe °, base, ^\t^ llntasTalled as\tbe\tmf»on ,fllar\tat hdme in\u2018the opening tU\u2019 American o^eÆS.^lhe oftSlaS I\t^ ths\tand ! Fan8 ™\t*\"***'* , League \u201cbatting crown, by snatch- Del Bissonette, of the Brooklyn ,\tvesterdav\u2019s 'game 'from the National League champions goes as j Earnshaw has been thebigwor.es ing the verv top of the list from Robins, and Rabbit Maranville, of ^\t\u2018^op-ers Horn«bv to far as flve Sanies, as it seems quite I of the Athletics staff, performing them at the last minute.\tNick went\tthe Boston\tBraves, played for\tthe \\he \u2019 puenaci=us\"JHack Wikon and -.¦=.:- into yesterday's game toward the\t^ -,j gtars.\tThormahlen burled\tthe end and got one hit out\tof his one\t^(.pnjj g-nie for Sherbrooke\tand time at bat.It was not\tenough to\tj struck win, however, for two young Boston j ^ men pitchers, Durham and Simmons, j 1, times out of four\t,\t.- - -\t-\t¦\tW tnree t.mes out oi tour.\tles c]ubs as the Washington Sena- ! The score by innings.\t_ 'tors of 1924 and the St.Louis Car- dinals in 1926.To justify his asser-, tion that he isn\u2019t \u201cworried at all I about the outcome of the series,\"\u2019 j Manager Joe McCarthy came out of ! a shower bath to greet the eager ; correspondents, chat about anythin Durand, of Montreal, in a ten round feature bout at the 54th Armory on Saturday night.The whole card, promoted by the Tuque Rouge Snowshoe Club, was the best seen here (for some time, and the three thousand fans were well repaid for their attendance.After battling on even terms for the first two rounds of the main bout, the greater experience Splendid Comeback by Local Boy! thc+ Montrealer began to tell and -\t-\t- -\t- - J\tJlhe outpointed his opponent in the next three sessions.Lebrun showed greater staying power, however, and came back in the sixth to take the remainder of the fight by a narrow margin.Both boys were short, thickset and tipped the scales at 121 pounds.The semi-final was between Eddie Beaurivage, of Drumomndville, 155 pounds, and Jack Petrole, of Sherbrooke, 168 pounds, while the fastest encounter c(f the evening, lasted only (four and a half rounds, the veteran Drummondville fighter easily outpointing his heavier Sherbrooke opponent.Although Petrole offered cor.enderable resistance, the opening of the fifth saw him bleeding and floored twice in the first minute.The referee stopped the bout to save him from further punishment.The referee for these two bouts was Jack Renault, oil Montreal.The four round preliminary between Pat Lebrun and Mike Lebrun, both about sixty pounds, was full of thrills, both youngsters mixing it with a vim that gives great promise for their ultimate fighting abilities.They were justly awarded a draw by the judges.An added attraction was a four round exhibition bout between Jack Valcourt, 130 pound, and Jack Bridge, 134 pounds, both of Sherbrooke.Although no decision was rendered, Valcourt proved the bet- more consistently than any of his mates, including the famous southpaw, \u201cLefty\u201d Grove, ever the last few months.Grove is slated to pitch the see- j ond game, opposed by Malone, but : Connie Mack may cross the experts 1 and nominate old Jack Quinn, right handed spit-baller.Outside of the pitching, the series promises to be a regular contest between the heavy hitting Cub array, including Hornsby, Wilson, Stephenson and Cuyler, and the strong Mack cast, with a superior battery defense, plus an attack starring A1 Simmons and Jimmy Foxx.It will be one of the high spots of the series to see whether the great Hornsby and the slugging Hack Wilson will do more damage with their clubs than Simmons and Foxx, the young Mack siege guns.ter man in every round, hut Bridge worked hard and provided an interesting fight.Del Grant, of Sherbrooke, acted as arbiter for the two curtain raisers.In the first eight round fray Kid Lapointe, of Sherbrooke, weighing 105 pounds, earned a craw with Kid Gariepy, of Montreal, some nine pounds heavier.The Sherbrooke boy took the offensive at the beginning and forced the^Mont-rcaler to adopt defensive tactics for the first four rounds.In the fifth, the greater weight and skill of the visitor began to have its effect and Lapointe received an unmerciful pounding for the next three rounds, but came back in the eighth to receive a draw decision.Rene Loubier, of Sherbrooke.j30 pounds, outpointed Kid Hamel, of Drummondville, 125 pounds, in every one of the eight rounds that they fought.Although the Drum-mondville lad proved no match for Loubier, he put up a game fight, and the local man was forced to work to the limit throughout.Jos Drolet, of Sherbrooke, refereed the last two fights.0.Gagne and A.Albert acted as judges.One feature that favorably impressed the fans was the speed with which one bout succeeded another.\u2019As soon as one pair left the ring, another couple stepped in.The Harmony Band was in attendance and rendered an excellent one hour programme previous to the encounters.(Additional Sport on Page 8 ) -?\u2014- WELL HE DID There is a sad story o*f a man who begged his lady:'\u201cMarry me, cf.rling, or I shall die, truly I shall.\u201d.But she refused him, and he did me, forty-three years later.Gabbv ______ _________ Simmons, held the\u2019 Senators in check to win by 6 2 to 1 count _\tj All First game\tR.H.E.i Athletics Trimmed Yankee _ ; gt> Roch 010 200\tg ^ 0 Connie Mack kept his regulars in Ajj gtars _ _ op6 OCO 02x\u201410 10 2 the final game for tun:ng_up^ be.ere ^ Batteries: Hcgsett and.Landry;; Calvert and D\u2019Allaire.Second game \u2022k cut ten mem Hofreett fanned ^ exhib:ted the\t\u201cre3rin men.Bissonette striking out\t£ such'vkim-icus'ser- the series and he needed them to beat the Yankees.Dusty Rhodes, late of Jersey City, held the cham- pions under control until the seventh \u2022 t wocn R H E 201 601 0\u201410 9 0 (All Stars_____202 OOO 0\u2014 5 9 0 2 to 2 with a freak home run.The j Batteries: Thormahlen and Lan-bail glanced off Paschal\u2019s glove into jdry; Tarte, Calvert and D\u2019Allaire.the stands.Simmons completed the 1 5 to 2 triumph in the ninth with his thirty-fifth home run of the year 1 a]s0 joined the spirit of the ancients and tied Lou Gehrig for seconu .who were closing the season prop-place in the league standing.j erly and caught part of the game St.Louis and Cleveland gave their younger pitchers a work-out m their closing double-header, and the Brownie youngsters came out ahead each time.Stieley, a newcomer from the Texas League, outpitched Brown to take the first 4 to 2.and Kimsey conquered Shoffner in the second 4 to 1.> Chicago\u2019s lowly White Sox slammed the hall like their national League neighbors to win the final against St.Louis.Despite his efforts and those of Marvin Gudat, who started his second game of the year and finished it well, the Cardinals eked out a 2 to 1 victory.The champion Cubs let Hank Gramph, who has spent the season pitching for batting practice, start a game, but he did not last long against the runner-up Pirates.He went out in the second inning when Pittsburgh hammered .\t,\t\u201e\t- him for six game from Detroit 8 to .Tne tigers , runs.Blake, Carlson and Bush also went ahead in the ninth on Dale j were ineffective, and the Pirates Alexander\u2019s twenty-fifth home run, But the Sox scored twice in their half to win.Evers and Gowdy Entered Braves Johnny Evers and Hank Gowdy, coaches of the Boston Braves, tried Altrock\u2019s stunt against the Giants to wind up the season.They played only in the last of the ninth and the total result of their efforts was one error for the former Keystone member of the infield combination of another generation of champions.Evers probably is hoping that the current Cub infield will fare better 'in the next few' days than he did in his lone effort to revive part of \u2019the old one.The Giants contributed two young pitchers, who performed 1 well enough to give New York a 9 j to 4 victory.Ancien: Ivy W:ngo.of Clnclrnat:, closed with an 8 to 3 triumph.NATIONAL LEAGUE 7 Smoke BOSTONi WORTH \tWon\tLost\tP.C.I Chicago\t\t\t54\t.643 Pittsburgh .\t.88\t65\t.575 New York .\t.84\t67\t.556 ! St.Louis .\t.78\t74\t.513 : Philadelphia .\t.71\t82\t.464 ! Brooklyn .\t.70\t83\t.458 Cincinnati .\t.66\t86\t.429 .Boston \t\t.56\t98\t.364 AMERICAN LEAGUE\t\tSTANDING\t \tWon\tLost\tP.C Philadelphia .\t.104\t46\t.693 New York .\t.88\t66\t.571 Cleveland .\t.81\t71\t.533 St.Louis .\t\u2022 79\t73\t.520 Washington .\t.71\t81\t.467 Detroit\t\t.70\t84\t.455 Chicago \t\t.59\t93\t.388 j Boston \t\t.58\t93\t.377 1 1 MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS\t\t\t Major league\tleaders\tfor the\tsea- they desired and satisfy their curi- ; osity, at least partially, by declar- j ing that his pitching choice for the ; opening game has narrowed down ; ~ : to a pair of fast ball right-handers, Charley Root and Pat Malone.The Cub pilot expects George ; | Earnshaw, strong-armed right-! hander of the A\u2019s, to be Connie ; Mack\u2019s opening selection.Mack, ! however, has kept his pitching ideas | very much under cover.If the way Field Captain Charley : Grimm performed at first base yesterday afternoon is a criterion he i has fully recovered from his brok-; en arm and lay-off.Elwood English,, j shortstop, who has been out with an i injured right thumb, also is ready to stai\u2019t.Betting odds continued last night I to favor the A\u2019s at 11 to 10 on the ; ; opening game and six to five, in STANDING scnle instances as high as seven to five, on the series.in Chicago today by mid-afternoon.The players were in high spirits and talked and joked with their admirers until the train was ready to pull out.AH were optimistic over the outcome of the w'orld\u2019s series, but not over-confident.¦ son 1929 are as follows: FONSECA WON AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING TITLE.Canadian Press Despatch.) CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct.7.\u2014 Lew Fonseca, first baseman for the Cleveland Indians, finished the 1929 season yesterday as the unofficial holder of the A.merican League batting championship with a mark of .369.Nursing a bad leg that kept him out of the double header at St.Louis, Fonseca sat on the bench] while he received a report that Al National League: Batting, O\u2019Doul, Simmons, of the Athletics, his (Phillies) .406; runs, Hornsby, : ciose5t rival> had failed by a scant: (Cuts) 155; runs batted in, Wilson, margin to equal his mark as a bats- (Cubs) 153; hits, O\u2019Doul, (Phillies) maa-œ .,\t,\t.\t.254; doubles, Frederick, (Robins) : lf, unofficial championship is ro.\tt nr\t/tv *.n/ rr.ade official, Fonseca vnll be tne o3; triples L.Waner, (Pirates) 20; Indian,8 firE\u2019t title holder since homers Klein, (Phi.lies) 43; stolen «Tris>.Speaker topped the league in cases, Cuyler, (Cubs; 43; pitching, ; 1916 with _3S6_ Root, (Cubs- won 19, lost 6.\t;\t_______ American League: Batting Fon- : se:a, (Indians) 369; runs, Gehring-! UMPIRES SELECTED er, (Tigers).130; runs batted in, | Canadian Press Despatch.) Simmons, (Athletics 154; hits, Al- CHICAGO, Oct.7.\u2014Selection of exander, (Tigers) Gehringer, (Tig- William Dineen and Roy Van Craf-ers), 214; doubles, Johnson (Tig- ian ,as American Leagues umpires, , av.4.1:^-u \u2022 /er- , .for the world series was announced ers) 48; triples Gehnnger (T.gers) ]agt ni ht_ Dine a formtr big 19; home runs, Ruth, (Yankees) 49; !eag.je pitcher, is a veteran of twen-rtolen bases, Gehnnger, (Tigers) i ty yearg of officiatingf but Van » i ; pitching, Grove, (Athletics) won j çjraf]an been on the staff only 21, lost 6.\ti three years and is making his debut : \u2014 \u2014\tj in the championship classic.William J.Klem and Charles ! 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