Sherbrooke daily record, 12 juin 1930, jeudi 12 juin 1930

[" « gferbroofe?ÎRprnrib Established 1897,1 SHERBROOKE, QUE., THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1930.Thirty-Fourth Year.FOREST FIRE LOSS CONTINUES TO MOUNT; CALL FOR MORE AIRPLANES 4*\t*î* *\tKINGSFORD - SMITH WILL « *\tAWAIT FOR MORE FAVOR- * ABLE WEATHER.-s * *\t- * ?\tDUBLIN, IRISH FREE * *5* STATE, June 12.\u2014 Captain * ?\tCharles Kingsford-Smith, who + ^ had planned to hop off to- + ?\tmorrow on a flight to New ?\tYork, decided against the hop- * Improvement in Situation Is Noted in Lake Nipigon, Mac-Kenzie and Beck Sectors\u2014Large Army of Rangers Engaged in Trying to Check Spread of Flames\u2014Dam- * late today in the belief that + ° ^\ta ^\t_\t* _ _ _ _ _\t- ^ #\t- «f\ta va *?nge to Union Terminal Elevator Workhouse Estimated at $300,000 \u2014 New Outbreak in Helen Township, North of Hurkett, Where Extensive Damage Was Caused a Week Ago.are * ?}> 4 better weather conditions * coming.#\u2022 p °!lAAlaieLa*myJUof fue GOVERNMENT DENY CHARGE rangers today is engaged trying to check the flames that are raging through dried out land the lake-head district.It is | AGAINST POLICE IN INDIA Flat Denial of Charge of Atrocities in Connection With Salt Raids at Dharasana.in a determined battle that the firefighters are putting up, and more airplanes are daily being added to the squadron riding range on! BOMBAY, India, June 12.\u2014Anj the burning timber lands.\t! official report issued by the Gov- ! Fourteen miles from Onion j ernrneI1t yesterday made a flat; Lake dam, a wind-whipped con- denial of charges of atrocities which POLICE SEEK ::::: :::: of NEWSPAPERMAN GERMANY HOPES TO REGAIN US EXPORT TRADE PURCHASE OF GOODS MADE IN CANADA URGED Regain Lost Ground.PARIS, June 12.\u2014 The scheme with which Germany hopes largely to expand her export trade in the face of the present widespread depression, is looked upon by many European business men as nothing short of \u201cbrilliant economic strategy\u201d.The plan Berlin dispatches set forth is simplicity itself, being a general all-around ten per cent reduction in the prices of those things which Germany sells to the world.\ti This is to be brought about by the as Police Coinb City in Effort forthcoming cuts in wage scales and ~ \u2018\t' the cost of coal.The reduction, it is said, will be effected so quickly that Germany\u2019s competitors, with entirely different domestic problems, will not be able to meet the Reich\u2019s challenge.The American market, it is observed here, would be among the first to feel the adverse effects of the theory behind the move as, with north of Hurkett, where exten-jputy inspector-general of police | Alfred (Jake) Lingle, Tribune re-!'vo,r^.rnar* raised as proposed in the bill they\tf .Liberal l»ad\"rs of the of 3,TOO,00 head and 413 woollen for Stanstead Count Several of his ! would hinder business and\t^ includi Me3£rs C factories ready and willing to keep friends came along with him and ! Perlty'\t! province, including ivies.rs^ U-.the inhabitants\twrm.\t| they had a glorious time admiring\t! Dr.Nicholas Murray Butler, pre-\tU.Howard, member tor Dlier- Miss M.Lefebvre,\tof\tCoaticook,\tI the beautiful scenery in and around\t; sident of Columbia University,\tbrooke; C.J.Oliver, representa- provincial convener of Canadian in-j hind leg of the Massawippi.wrote of the bill in part:\t! t:ve for Brome at Quebec and dustries in her annaul report,) The real Liberai Convention will enumerated the practical steps that} be he]d jn Ayer\u2019s Cliff within a few had been taken by the Quebec W.I.]dayS) and a nomination will be made towards cultivating a Canadian ; by a regUlarly convened body of the market for Canadians and ouxl'.n- ; Sectors, at which every poll within cd the plans for the coming year the r;d;ng wni be represented.This work included surveys of local live for Brome at Quebec; anc 1 A.Saurette, M.L.A.for Missis- \u201cThe measure violates the fundamental principles of protective 1 tariff legislation as these have been ; quoi.formulated and expounded by !\t_ The Secretary of State, in launch- teachers of that policy from Ham-\ting the first official reply to Mr.ilton to McKinley.\tBennett\u2019s address at Winnipeg, at Whilst\tthe \u201cvoung\tgraduate\u201d as\t\u201cIt is the product of a personal\ttacked the Conservatives as \" follow- the regular Liberal^ clubim may\tgroup, local and sectional interest, |\t«s of the whispers of death and have the\tcourage to\tstay through\tco-operating to use the Govern-1\tslanderer s of the Dominion s great- .\t, r the contest, though this is doubted,, ment\u2019s taxing power for their own ; ness; they- preach but discourage- The provincial convener of Can- h.s advent\u2019wiu \u2022 the Conserva.severaI benefits, quite regardless ; ment for blue rum.\u201d\t, .L J .adian.zaticn and national events, t;ve candidate a waik.0ver in this i of the general public interest or In the course of his spirited ad-Stanstead, ; fine old grazjng country where New j the peace and properity of the ; dress he voiced the apprehension ., .\txu v x a J ^uL Zealand butter is the topic on toast/world.\u201d\tI that the Opposition \u201cCanada First lowed almost immediately by a ten tional hol.aays, the.history ot tn ______________________________________________ policy was one that would deliver per cent lowering in the prices of i country, the symbolism of the flag j -\t* 1\t\u2014\u2014\t\u2019 j Canada into the hands of the b.g iron.\t| and the principles of citizenship y» f/-vyrn ïaïïïrTfinrî/l T5! AM AF1 OF1 i\t! interests and monopolies.The most important factor in i which were be.ng taught m .,t'le ! 1/la k R 11\t1 If F W I S §\u2022* 0 I 21 kN 8 l|*i\tA ! The Liberal candidate after thank- favor of the ten per cent cut in ! schc\u2022 is through essay^ competitions |\tII\" s LikJ 11 wJiA & a\\/i 1 vl.MLtfl\tj ing the electors for the confidence a seven and a half per cent dimin- ^drs.B.B.Morrill, of Sts ution in wages, which is to be fol-j s!\t4.sympathizers and scattered them.THF WF ATI4ÏTD 4 Twelve pickets were arrested also at .>\tWCxAinUK 4.Debra Dun LONDON, June\t12.\u2014Notwith- standing the abnormally violent decline which occurred in silver bullion early in the past week, the .I I London market is not looking for ! nir.\u201d any material recovery.Although ! The Premier will leave j there have been many factors con-1 Saturday by aeroplane I tributing to the progressive decline, the main influence undoubtedly is the deplorable condition of things j neon and one at Peace in China.Bullion dealers believe that, even if the trade in China were active, the country\u2019s huge holdings of silver would probably bo in excess of actual requirements.As it is ! fresh disturbances to Chinese trade m suport of his party, the Unitedieral steamboat inspector, in an in-' \u201cAs a Canadian\u201d, he declared, \u201cI Farmers of Alberta, ' at numerous | terview published today in the Bos- j am tired and indignant at the meetings\tnext\tweek,\tthe\tclosing ton\tHerald,\tfaced\tCaptain\tArchi-, methods\tthe Conservative party week of\tthe\tcampaign,\tand\tto save bald\tBrooks,\tof the\tFairfax,\tat the\tlaunched\tin former elections, and is a lot of time he will \u201ctake to ihei opening of the federal investigat- doing again on the eve of this elec- ! ion\ttoday.\tLyons\tseverely\tcritic-\t: tion.It\thas a duty to party and Edmonton ! ized\tthe actions of\tCaptain\t\u2019\"rooks\t1 country\thut has not the right to to visit j following the accident.\tj slander the Dominion.Today we northern ridings.He will address! Lyons and his assistants were on| can- as m the 19-5 elections, read a meeting at Berwyn in the after-) the ^ Fairfax many hours after its '\" the papers\tCanada,^ thatjs ~~\tRiVl'I* \u201d\t*»t'Vmxto 1 t?oc + erHaxr rmssef irvnin o* «+*- luinCQ ctliQ and faces *****«44« 4 4 FAIR AND WARM High pressure and fair weather covers Eastern Canada and the North Atlantic States, while an extensive area of low pressure extending southward from Northern Mani.toba and Saskatchewan has caused local showers in the Western Provinces.It is cooler in Saskatchewan and Alberta.Forecatt; Fair and worm today and Friday.Northern New England J Partly cloudy tonight and Friday: warmer Friday, moderate noutheast and southerly winds.4 4 .j At Lucknow, despatches said, the and further money loss on .ts hohl-situatlonu still is uneasy in consc-!'n£s.silver occur with every new quence of recent disturbances, and d?c''nc.tbe Pnc3; Thus a viciou-.the curfew order, which was due to ; c'rc,e ,s \"\u2019\u2019 '1\tv,, \u2018 .Vo expire Wednesday, has been extend- eb' can b®\tm-inncr ofb-f co'd ed another fortnight.\t!\t\"\u201cy.\t\" ' There was some excitement In | Another important case of the Bombay on Wednesday when two weakness in silver seems to\tbo British soldiers elimbed to the roof maintenance of world production of of the All-India Congress headquarters and tried to seize the Nationalist tricolor flag hoisted at the top.A crowd gathered and protested angrily.The soldiers finally quit their effort.Temperature yesterday mum 75, minimum 64.Maxi- n arrival yesterday, questioning of-!™1\"®0 ana depressed the evening.\ti^cers and crew.Company officials bankTUPtcy> f ^'hl®Pers of d,?ath> °f His return trip, also by the a;r also began an investigation.\t.yacL°0ver^Domfnion^That route, will be made on Monday in Captain Brooks admitted he did| is the kirfd of spirit and patriotism time-to connect with his meeting at not at any time send \u201cS.O.S.; tbat tbc Conservatives are trying St.Paul, his present plan being te calls the Herald quotes Captain t0 jnst;j in Canadians.They are go- TORONTO.Ont., June 12.\u2014 Esten A.Fletcher, Rochester, N.Y.was elected imperial potentate of tho Ancient and Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, at the session of the Imperial Council of Same day last year : Maximum the Order here yesterday.Mr.79, minimum 44.\t< Fletcher, who has been deputy po- the metal at a level far in excess of existing requirements.It is recognized that this is difficult to control, because so many fly direct to that point.\t{Lyons.\u201cHe also admitted that no This aerial itinerary is the first ; attempt was made to get coast of the sort not only that the Prem- ! guard stations for aid or ask any ier himself has made in connection)one in Boston to go and search for with an election campaign but that; those overboard.any of the Alberta ministers have!_______________________________________ there have not made.Moreover, been any such instances of electioneering travel anywhere in Canada.Mr.Brownlee says he is going that way not because he is particularly fond of flying but because it saves a lot of time.produce silver merely as a by pro duct, and are therefore not immediately influenced even by very low prices for that output.Meantime, the recordbreaking fall in silver is a disturbing factor here, particularly in the textile trad?.the Commonwealth Government is making an intense effort to secure the appointment of Sir Isaac Isaacs, justice of the High Court of Aus-| tralia, as successor to Lord Stonehaven.Referring to talk about \u201ca titanic mines TO POSTPONE APPOINTMENT battle being waged behind the ing around, not trying to encourage or make of the people better citizens, but are preaching blue ruin.\"As a Canadian citizen, I protest against that.If that is what Bennett means by \u201cCanada First\u2019, I would rather turn Liberal.To Bennett, the country is ruined and distressed; to Premier King it is a great country that is bravely facing a greater future, and I know that there is the strength and energy needed in Canadian blood to lead the country to prosperity.\u201d The Minister claimed that he had heard that Conservative organizers ^\t~\tw * - I»\t1?\tk*\tri- nu IU Lila L v^uitsri \\ mi VC\t0 OF\tÂIKTRAI\tIAN\tf.nVFRNDR\tîcenc?\u2019 tt''e\tNews says \" .\twere\tgoing\tabout\tthe\tcounty\ttelling Uh\tAUSiKALIAN\tüUYLKNUK\tIsaacs name is the\tonly one that\tthe\tfarmers that\ttheir\tiiveiihood\thad \u201e\t- \u201e\t.\t, has b# Elsa, accompanied Mr.\u2014 by her eranddaurther, little *nd Mr*- Volney Hurley to Shear- u Mrs.Starnose Moves By Thornton W.Burgess preciation is felt by the family for the kindness of these friends.Mr.C.W.McCullagh and son, Mr.\u2019 Stanley McCullagh, motored to ! Ayer\u2019s Cliff, on Monday.Mrs.O.Washburn, of Way\u2019s Mills,! was a recent week-end guest of, her son, Mr.E.Washburn, and family.Rev, Mr.Wheeler, of Fitch Bay, baptized the infant son of Mr.and Mrs.W.Bell on Monday.Miss Jessie Bell, of Ottawa, is , spending a month\u2019s vacation with!™-.vot, \u201e,511\t^ her parents, Mr.and Mrs.William;^,0 has the wl11 Y!'11 flnd a ''aY- ; And nothing can his efforts stay.Mr.W.J.Redway had the mis- !\t\u2014Mother West Wind.fortune of badly injuring his foot by ;\t-r-\t\u201e\t; T\" , a rusty nail\t1 Farmer Browns Boy, having ex- Mr\" and Mrs.Glenn Sails, also Mr.Lm!ned ^he, babies ,of SLtai:nose ,th® A.Cass and children, of Beebe, were\tnes^ ^ ^hich ne naT calling on old friends here on Tues-^oun(* them in.the middle of a mound day.\tI of rotted leaves, began to think that Mr.and Mrs.A.P.Davis and he should repair the mischief he had daughter, Miss Louise Davis, motor- done.But this he couldn\u2019t very well ed to Newport on Saturday.\t(do.He put back the rotted leaves Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Molyneux aa best he could, but it wasn\u2019t a and sons, of Sherbrooke, were Sun- j very good job and he wasn\u2019t very day guests of Mr.and Mrs.Henry proud of it.He hoped that Mrs.Witherall.Miss Jessie Bell attended the box social given at the Union Church of Fitch Bay, on June 4th.Mr.G.Roleston has purchased the house formerly owned by Mr.Adalbert Colly, which is now occupied by Mr.and Mrs.Leon Wood and daugh-ter, Celia.'The evening was r®®^ week attending the Mont-fcocial intercourse after r#al Ottawa conference of the Unit- ers ; Margaret Merrill.Mrs.H.V.Weston, of Bulwer, and M:st Bernice M.Barron motored to Sherbrooke on Monday last, i On Friday evening.May 30th, : friend?of Mrs.Foster Babaree met at her home to wish her many happy returns of her birthday.The even-ling was spent with cards and dancing after which lunch was served.! The guests departed at an early I hour after having enjoyed a pleas-! , ant evening.MvaidpaUtr of the village of Hstlc, JYTpX'\tM?| brooke recently.Mr.Ayton Hodge spent the weekend in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.George Merrill and daughter, Beryl, spent Sunday at Lake Orford.Mr.B.Harrison and family spent Sunday in Bishop\u2019s Crossing, with Mr.Perlie Clarks.Public Koilt« it hcrtbjr oii4«r»igned Secr*t«ry*Tr**jur* Municipal Taxes due, praviouc to 192# said MunicipsJity, and rot paid bafora tha first day of August.JSiC, shah b« put in the Lands vt a iawyar to 1!.b ' *lv*r ^ \u201c« and Mrs.Elbert Ph*\u2019ph* Y!l Mr.and Mrs.F.J.To 4«tl*)r, Cu WHITCOMB, Sec,-T/tM, «au jin.i.j.Todd accom-: to par.ied Mr.and Mrs.E.Phelps, j to Fherbrooke on Sunday.The Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.Andrew\u2019s \u2018Church was pleasantly entertained by Mrs.Bucklaod at the Rectory, Cookshirt, on Thursday, May 29th.\"Yes, I used to suffer awfully from GAS until I took quite ruined.How she did dig! She couldn\u2019t dig fast enough.\u201cOh dear!\u201d she kept saying to herself.\u201cOh dear! What shall I do if anything has happened to those babies?I am afraid something has happened.I am afraid something dreadful has happened.\u201d It didn't take her very long, for the digging was easy.Perhaps you can guess how anxiously she entered that precious nest.Such a relief as it was when she found all the babies there and quite unharmed.She felt them all over v/ith those funny little fingers on the end of her nose.Yes sir, she felt them all over.One of them had been picked up by Farmer Brown\u2019s Boy.She got the man smell and she didn\u2019t like it.So she felt this one all over more carefully than she did the others.Despite the man smell, the baby seemed to be all right.She nursed them and then she had a very important matter to decide! What should she do?Should she keep them in that nice home in the leaf pile?Or should she find a new home for them somewhere?It was that man smell that she could still get on one of the babies\u2014the smell of Farmer Brown\u2019s Boy\u2014{hat decided her.\u201cI can\u2019t stay here,\u201d she %aid to the sting out of corns, calluses and jherself.\u201cNo, sir, I can\u2019t stay here, bunions, too.To enjoy sweet, fresh, I would never have a minute of comfortable feet get a package of peace.I would always bn expect- TT y\t.1 ____A.\t! A-1 Starnose would clear the tunnel out and make it all right again.Now, Mrs.Starnose had been suffering as only a mother can suffer who fears that something dreadful is happening to her children.She hadn\u2019t been far away.In fact, she had been only a little way down the tunnel that led from the mound of into the ground.As soon as she knew by the sound of his footsteps that Farmer Brown\u2019s Boy had gone away, Mrs.Starnose started back for her babies.She found thhe tun while I was away.I simply have nel feadhig to thTtYnug' Tittle \"home «ût to find a new home for my bab H Caoy \u201cI can\u2019t stay here,\u201d she said to herself Every time I went out to get something to eat I would be worried almost to death, fearing that something would happen to the babies ReliefinSOseconds Poor sore, swollen feet\u2014burning and aching all day! The minute you put them in a TIZ bath you can just feel glorious comfort soaking in as all the ache is drawn out.TIZ draws out the acids and poisons that cause feet to swell, burn and smell.Takes TIZ from any druggist.ine that terrible creature to return, fat a Tail.\u201d les.Yes, sir, I have got to find a new homo for them.\u201d Mrs.Sttrnose saw to it that the babies were comfortable; then she! hurried along that tunnel out of j the mound down into the ground.] It wasn\u2019t a straight tunnel there j had been big roots and rocks iu the way.The tunnel twisted and timed over or under the foots and around the rocks.Finally Mrs.Starnose stopped.She thought a few minutes.Then she began to dig a branch tunnel.My, how she did work! Once in a while she stopped and went back to see that the babies were quite all right.Then slit returned to her work again.Her tunnel was so deep in the ground that it made no little ridge on the surface.Above ground there was nothing at all to show that there was a tunnel beneath.By and by she came to some roots.They were big, old roots.Then Mrs.Starnose began to dig up.Presently she had a nice little room.It was under an old dead stump.Yes, sir, that\u2019s where it was! As soon as she r.ad her little bedroom big enough, she hurried out and brought in material for a nest, and when his suited her shr vient after those babies and moved them all to their nev/ home.\"Now I won\u2019t have to worry, \u2019 said she.(Copyright.J930, T.W.Burgess) The next story: \"A Queer Use BUSINESS MATS Sâys Kwscheo has kept him sixths years RHEUMATISM BANISHED Here is a business man who, having read letters in the papers from other people regarding Kruschen Salts,wants to know if anyone can beat his own experience.It is worth telling, so we give it here\u2014just as he wrote it down.8 In 1912 I Iiad n severe att-ack of Rheumatic Fever.After six weeks my doctor and a specialist gave up hope of my recovery.A friend suggested Kruschen if I wanted to keep Rheumatism away in future.I bought my first Ivottle, and kept up the ' little daily dose\u2019 until the second year of the War, when I thought my system was thoroughly rid of the acid.I stopped taking it.Within a fortnight I was almost double with Rheumatic pains again (showing that I needed to counteract the acid in my system).Back I flew to Kruschen, and from that day to this I never missed a dose first thing every morning.The result?Never the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain.Being a traveller I am out in all weathers, and I can claim to work hard and fast, and to retain my constant buoyant spirits, thanks to my old friend Kruschen, who has, in very truth, \u2018 kept me going \u2019 for 16 years.\u201d If you wonder how Kruschen can achieve all that this enthusiastic user claims for it, you should first of all realise that Kruschen is a perfect blend of 6 natural mineral salts which we all need every day (1) to help keep liver ll and kidneys to perform their natural duties in a natural way ; (2) to clear away gently but completely all the poisonous waste matter that has beeq clogging the system ; (3) to purify the blood.The analysis is on the bottle.There are Sodium and Magnesium to stimulate the organs of elimmatioo.To feed your tissues, there\u2019s the tonic Potassium.Each \u201c little daily dose\u201d is a full day\u2019s supply of these six vital salts ; just the right amount to keep your body and mind timed up to a pitch of real constant fitness.Kruschen Salts is obtainable at all Drue Stores at 45c.and 75e.per bottle, and is manutaetured by E.Griffiths Hughes, ltd.Manchester, Eng, (Established 17561.Importers: _ McGilUvrag Bros., Ltd., Toronto.Take RIGA WAXES .and iTs .no Griping\u2014oo bod offer effects\u2014just a positive, natural bowel action.RIGA Water tor RJGA Lemonade for ChHdre* \u2022nd Invalids, doth Gods or% cor bo noted Sold Everywher*, 25c RIGA PURGATIVE WATER and LEMONADE Gyproc Gives PERMANENT PROTECTION MADE from Gypsum rock, Gyproc Wall-board does not burn.And this year it has a new smooth Ivory finish that needs no decoration (when panelled) although you can tint, paper or plaster it if you wish.Structurally strong, inexpensive, easily and quickly put up, Gyproc Wallboard gives permanent fire protection to the walls, ceilings and partitions of your home.Your dealer\u2019s name is listed below.Ask him for complete details of this pioneer Canadian fire-safe Gypsum board or write for free interesting book, \"Building and Re.modelling with Gyproc.\u201d GYPSUM, LIME AND ALABASTINE, CANADA, LIMITED Montre»1 .Quibec %NEW K i j For Sale Laeombe & Fils, Ltee.- -J.S.Mitchell & Co., Limited Ccdere, Limitée -Roberge & Frere -\t-\t- Union Grains, Limited -\t- J.Allaire - G.\tW.Allard & Co.,Ltd.- H.\tCasavant .L.St.Cyr & Cie., Limitée -Union Grains, Limited -\t- Arthur Gaucher .Colin C.MacPhcrson - - -J.A.Giroux - - - - -J.G.Ewing & Sons - - -J.G.Ewing & Sons - -A.G.Hurd - - - - .Union Grains, Limited - -P.B.Lemire, Lim.tee - - -\tSherbrooke, Qüe.Sherbrooke, Que.-\tSherbrooke, Que.-\t- Asbestos, Que, -\tAyer\u2019s Cliff, Que, -\tCoaticook, Que, -\tCoaticook, Que, -\tCcokshire, Que, Erst Angus, Que.Lennoxville, Que.Lawrenceville, Que.*\t- Magog, Que.Mansonville, Que.-\tMelbourne, Que.-\tRichmond, Oue.-\tSawyerville, Que.Waterville, Que.Windsor Mills, Que.9905 PAGE THREE SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1930.BEDFORD DISTRICT SWEETSBURG Hr.and Mrs.Jasper Catlin, of .g.\tLast right's cate Vft, oay to five not beer, reported known that ranging three to i captured along auckers, fair.y waters.yet uese v «everai cozen \u201e : se p.eassm wsscn was derived by people spending a few misâtes at night in their parked cars cn some quiet country road near the city has recently lost much of its appeal and fervor.It seen-.s that cn several highway* where cars have been parked the occupants of these cars have been molested by three or four young men who apparently approach the \u2022ors with the intention of stealing the matu re or removing something from insite the ears, although it m.ght par haps be that the strangers s.mp.y want to satisfy their own curiosity and see what is taking plaça.These unwelcome intruders, rack they must have beer., have caused any trouble so far, apart 5 breaking into company where they are not specially welcome, : Several complaints have been made police, it is understood, a.tfcougc the police authorities ceded any knowledge of the affair.Last evening a local citizen had \u20ac71 ?v»\t: Beard of rtc lui electrical case taken en DELIBERE Judge J.H.Lemty.in tne Mag-Irtrate\u2019s Court yesterday afternoon, lock the z&te of R- H.\tT»* \u2022* A.Cnc-cquette Ltd., of t; AeEbert.Gates, who is variai Inrpector of the Electricians for to i local o '- -' - -\u2022 charred Ghoq-ette w;on emt.y.ng an a- orer.t.ce named L.G.Hagn s tc «erfcrm icm\u20ac e'&zi1 &\u20ac âCCBê&d Wltooij Gagnon w.*'r.the l.cento prescrit.'o by 'aw.After severt.wimessn had bees heard.His Lordship took the cate \u201cen délibéré.\u2019 T-u- other actio-' aga\u2019nst ta* same company for pen*vrmnjg electrical mstaliatitr.wf-ut first obtaining a required wr.ttisn permit were dismissed.Judge Lemav, however, issued a wam.r.- teat r.future similar cases wco.d -severely dealt with,\t' that the law should b lowed out \t-\u2014\t\t\u2014\u2014 rrrrt\t o ad.A telephone call 724-W will bring a call\u2014from our Courtesy Delivery.LEATHER BAGS at specially reduced summer prices.$5.00 bags for $3.00, etc.À.C.Skinner Ltd.Skinner Bldg.\u2014Sherbrooke.Jewellers Since 1859.'ïnrr*Y\u2019e4 wedding fnritatSoM and a anoa nc4rme nt*.j Rock and Earth Excavation Construction Equipment Also on Rental Basis.Newton Construction Company, Ltd.FORTIN & FRERE 116 Marquette Street.Tel.489\u20141781.Good big Hardwood Slabs 4 ft , delivered, a cord $7.50 Good Beets, per lb.le Good fresh Cucumbers f, for 25c String Beans,.2 lb*, for 35c Maple Syrup, guaranteed pure, per gaîlon.ILftO Veal in the leg.20c Veal in the front.12c Fresh Spring Le mb.Fresh Fish of all kinds.Flour, \u201cFive Rom,\" 24 lbs.fl.U Flour, \u201cSilver Moon,\u201d 24 lbs.94e Shortening, 2 lbs.! .2%« Peas, 4 lbs.,ri .^.25c stores0 jBudning\u2019s Drug Stores) TWO DRUG STORES 25 Wellington N.Tel.561, and 45 Wellington So.Tel.96.Our New Drug Store at 25 Wellington St.N.is doing marvelous.True, we give genuine bargains, but we have a big turnover.SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.One cake of Woodbury\u2019s Soap and one of Woodbury\u2019s Facial Cream, both regular 60c., for 25c.Dandruc.de Hair Tonic, regular $1.25 for 90c.RED DIAMOND TAXI B*g*©nir.g at Six o'clock Tonight our rate for One to Four Persons any tima during the twenty-four hour* will be without stop.25c ALL NEW CARS.TEL.2608 WITHOUT WARNING The sun\u2019s -ays cause reflected light which is injurious to the Eyes ar.d at times extremely uncomfortable.Correctly designed Opthalmic lenses will protect and stop all GLARE.We invite you to a demonstration.McConnell Optometrists 54 King 5t., Sherbrooke, Que.^LL the tiring work has been DUFFERIN STORE SPECIALS Eggs, Fresh Firsts.3 dozen.$1.00 Coffee, Chase & Sanborn, fresh ground, lb.50c Tea, Orange Pekoe, lb.60e Beef, Pot Rcast, lb.20c Beef, Stewing, lb.15c King\u2019s Beer, pints, dor.$1.75 Ales and Porters, doz.$2.25 T.A.VALLEE.24 Dufferin Ave.Phone 1540.taken out of housecleaning by the Premier Complete Cleaning Unit\u2014not just a few details, but every bit or hard work.These work-savers do far more than just a few tasks.They clean where other cleaners can\u2019t.They polish floors\u2014banish cooking odors \u2014 and protect materials against moth ravages.Ask a Premier dealer for a home demonstration.Phone now.The Presser Junior CoçpUte Closing Unk eompriie*: _ The Premier Juzior V* ;\t3 - -3# (j.QO UJ4 Goner; the improved Premier Spx-Spao, zd the Premier Door pcliebcr.Premier Tanior Premier 5pk>Sp«a Premier Junior Floor Pc&be (11 PurtiUKd Sep*rM»!,) Tor Cocsÿku tait Junior toon COMPLETE CLEANING UNIT Authorized Premier Dealers Teco Store Southern Canada Power Co.THE PREMIER VACUUM CLEANER CO., LTD.Bales and Serrice.LIBERAL allowance on your old cleaner us& LIST OF PRICES Films developed.All sizes of 6 poses .10c PRINTING No.127,\tl'Ax2'/e,\t4c\tNo.\t130,\t27/8x47/8,\t6c No.120,\t214x314.\t4c\tNo.\t118,\t3!4x4!4,\t6c No.116,\t2,/2x4'4,\t5c\tNo.\t122,\t314x514.\t6c Firrt clase border» without additional cost.Film* wholesale or retail.KODAKS We have a large choice of \u201cBrownie\u201d or folding cameras, black or any color to match one s costume.FILMS PRINTED With borders without additional expense.Our firm is the only one in the Eastern Townships which print# snapshots with borders without extra cost.The quality and the rapidity with which we perform our work is unequalled.All films brought to the Sherbrooke Pharmacy before five o\u2019clock will be ready the following day before three o\u2019clock.All work done by u#, either developing or printing, entitles you to a coupon showing the value of the work done.When you have receipts amounting to $2.50 you may have one of your snapshots enlarged.Brownies from $1.25 Folding Kodaks from $15.00.MOVING PICTURE KODAK Have you seen thi# apparatus which takes motion picture#?If not, come and have it explained to you.Special Service to Out-Of-Town People Our developing and printing eervice for our out-of-town patrons is the quickest and best there is.All films addressed to us are developed, printed, repacked and returned in less than twenty-four hours after we receive them., To &Mure our patrons of a still faster service.As perfect as our present service 1», there are means for bettering it for our out-of-town customers if they wish.Here is the way to assure yourself of the most perfect service: Enclose money or poitel order with the filma.Alwayi enclose the name and address of the sender of the films.New Service We will now receive films on Sunday between five and six and have them ready the next afternoon at three o\u2019clock.YOU have the right to know \u2022 \u2022 There are T* reasons why we sell Silvertowns Here they are: 1 2 * 3 THE PRODUCT ITSELF Made of \u2022tretoh-mfttclied cord*, w»ter-curod for toughne** .» proven tread designed for traction and long wear.REPUTATION Goodrich Silvertown* are backed by tbe reputation of one of the industry\u2019* old tat and Largest tire manufacturer*.SERVICE Year* of experience and un*urpa*«G'd re*earcb facilitira developed tbe out* standing Goodrich SiWertown Tire.Naturally, this tire attracted a high* clasa Dealer Service Organization.PERFORMANCE 4 Goodrich Silvertown* have proven their performance under all kind* of driving condition*.MILEAGE 5 Mileage facta, proven by actual road service, are influencing more and more people every day to standardize on Goodrich SUvertown Tire*.VALUE 6 Thousand* of motorist* driving cars similar to your own state that no other tire give* you a better mile per dollar value.DEPENDABILITY 7 The quality of Goodrich Silvertowna .the reputation of the manufacturer .service and performance .\u2022 mileage record* .ail these combine to give you DEPENDABILITY in Goodrich Silver town Tire*.The Goodrich SUvertown Tire is made in standard and extra heavy sixes.One of them is Service* jJUY Goodrich tires from a Goodrich dealer\u2014and you get a tire that stands up under all conditions .a tire that actually endures beyond all mileage expectancy .and you get something more .something that can add thousands of miles to the life of your tires .Goodrich Author* tied Agency Service! Come in and let us inspect your tires from time to time.Let us test them for the air pressure.Let us correct your wheel alignment.Let us remove the rust from your rims.You will reap the harvest in greater tire value.You will get greater tire mileage\u2014 longer the life\u2014at no extra cost! We will get the satisfaction of knowing that you arc well pleased .and, we may get your next tire order for Goodrich Silver-town*.Come in and try this ncic brand of service.Goodrich Silvertowns J.S.MITCHELL & COMPANY, LIMITED 78-80 Wellington Street North \u2014 Phone 2300.SHERBROOKE PHARMACY 52 King St.West\u2014Phone 2201.\tBranch at 86 Galt St.\u2014Phone 223.\t\t\t o ?V0* V\u2019V .ori 'A*l> Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements in this issue.They likely name something you want.I SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1930.PAGE FIVE The importance of Healthful Cleanliness in good cooking can not be overemphasized.To assure full food value and flavor, utensils must be healthfully clean, free from all impurities, taint or odor.\u201d Old Dutch keeps utensils perfectly clean and is therefore one of the greatest helps in good cooking.Perfect for snow-white and gayly coloured cooking utensils; glass and aluminum, etc.For greater economy Old Dutch is unequalled.No cleaning preparation does so much as Old Dutch and none can do it so well.^ Made in Canada BISHOP MADE ANNUAL VISIT TO KNOWLTON Twenty-Two Candidates Receive Confirmation at Knowlton-\u2014 Newsy Notes and Personals from Knowlton and District.KNOWLTON, Que., June 12.\u2014 St.Paul\u2019s Church, Knowlton, w-as the scene of a beautiful ceremony on Thursday evening.May 29th, -at eight p.m.It was the commencs- Stirpii#, Chases Dipt ptthe, kiddkô ! Children love Rice Kris-pies at first sight! Golden bubbles of rice that pop and crackle when you pour on milk or cream.And what a flavor treat! Enjoy Kellogg\u2019s Rice Kris-pies for breakfast, lunch or supper.With fruits or honey added.Use in candies.Sprinkle into soups.Made by Kellogg in London, Ont.At grocers.RICE KRISPtES TO RICE K11ISF1ES Wl-SERE Quality COUNTS\u2019\u2019 gjMrrED K i¥n I st©: Personas.[Service duality and Value In Every Offering at Dominion Stores SOAP Surprise 10 Bars 49c GOLDEN CORN Domino 2 Tins 29c PINEAPPIE Delmonte\u2019s, Crushed No.2 Tin 27c PICKLES Raymond\u2019s, Sour Mixed, 30 oz.Jar 29e Domino, lb.Pkg.58e \u2018\t\", lb.Tin 4fk TASTY BREAD 24 oz .Loaf, Wrapped 8 g SARDINES Brunswick, Tin 4 for 25c POTTED MEATS ciark\u2019s 10c OLIVES Victory, 40 oz.Jar 45c CHOCOLATE OARS Lowney\u2019s 3 For 14c TEA COFFEE FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES TOMATOES - 2 lbs.for .POTATOES - S lbs, for .BANANAS - 4 lbs.for .PINEAPPLES - Each .29c 21c 25c 17c MEAT MARKET SPECIALS PICNIC mms - Pound POUND STEAK - Pound mmp m/ksi - Pou^d FRESH GASPE SALMON - Pound 20c 29c 20c 25c «44,^\u2014it.ment exercises in the religious life of twenty-two youths.After rêverai months of careful preparation by the Rev.B.S.Mui-ray, M.A.there young people were presented by him to the Lord Bishop of Montreal \u201cto receive the laying on of hands.\u201d Precisely at the appointed hour, the candidates, choir, clergy and the Bishop entered the church singing, \u201cHoly Spirit Lord ofi Love.\u201d The preface was read by Canon Carmichael.The Rev.B.S.Murray read the Scriptural selections.The Bishop then delivered a truly powerful sermon charged with sound advice.He exhorted the youths to seek psntecostal power so that they may reproduce lives in harmony with God.The Bishop ex-1 pressed the love of the Father for all men, particularly for His chiM- j ren by adoption and grace.The love for humanity was duty era-1 phasized by His Lordship.\"We need edarity of vision, perseverence, pur-j ity of motives and a renewed honor | for Christ,\u201d the Bishop declared.| \u201cThe church must make her influence felt everywhere.She is the power house.Seek that power through the means of grace-prayer, worship, meditation on_tlm word of God and regular participation in the Sacrament of Holy Communion,\u201d he counselled.His Worship pleaded for a full-, or consecration of life in the service of God and humanity and contended that if they followed God as they promised they would, a crown of glory award them.The Lord Bishop then prayed for \u201cthe seven-fold gifts of the Holy Spirit\u201d; the congregation prayerfully rendering \u201cCome Holy Ghost.Then Doris Pearson, Muriel Pearson, Elsie Roberts, Ruth Wilson, Phoda Pardy, Janet Woodley, Betty Williams, Kathleen Farrell, Olive Pibus, Eunice Stone, Hazel Harden, Gertrude Partridge, Lillian Powbrick, Muriel Hamilton, Gerald Misener, Norman Roberts, M.B.F.McGill, Russell Blackwood, William Partridge, Harry Partridge, Chanucey Hamilton and Stewart Treveiyan Woodley received lay ordination in the church of God.The concluding prayers were then said and the Bishop gave them his blessing.His Lordship heartily congratulated the clergy on the excellent spiritual tone in the parish life,; he commended the layity for their interest, generosity and devotion to the work of the church.After bestowing the Episcopal benediction upon the congregation, the candidates, who arose, \u201cPublic Souls,\u201d the choir and clergy left the church singing \u201cJust As I Am, Thine Own To Be.\u201d And thus ended a reverent, deeply spiritual and highly devotional service of consecration in the church of God.General Notes.There will be a dance in Mountain View Hall, Bolton Centre, Friday night, June 13th.\t50c couple.MARRIAGES *\tV ?j* *j* 4* 44 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* a It is not always wise to be satisfied ivyr any of us miss the good I\u201d- things in life simply because we are satisfied with what we have.There are lots of folks who have never learned the merits of King Cole Tea because they are satisfied with the tea they are drinking.It is not the part of wisdom to be satisfied with something good if you can get something better.h Sow JEOfar .¦inn mmmmmmmmmmi* and\tTWBk KlNGCObE Orange Pekoe You\u2019ll like King Cole Coffee, too.BALKO \u2014 LEPAIGE An early June bride was Miss Claire Henrietta LePaige, who, on Tuesday morning, became the wife of Mr.John Andrew Balko, the ceremony being performed in All Saints\u2019 Church by Rev.John A.Casey, at Lancaster, N.H.The bridal party entered the church to the strains of the Wedding March, played by Mrs.Eula O\u2019Brien.The ceremony was followed by the Nuptial Mass, with hymns sung by Mrs.Faustina Sullivan and Miss Ramona Prought.Mrs.O\u2019Brien was at the organ.The altar and church were attractively decorated with flowers for the pretty service.The bride was attended by Miss Evelyn Gillespie as maid of honor, and Mr.John C.Hayes, of Portland, Me.was bestman.The bride was becomingly gowned in an ensemble of Oriental Blue Crepe, with hat to match, and carried a bouquet of roses and sweet peas.Miss Gillespie wore a figured navy silk, with contrasting hat, and carried sweet peas.Following the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at the Butterfly Tea Rooms.After a wedding trip in Maine.Massachusetts and Canada, Mr.and Mrs.Balko will reside in Lancaster, N.H.Mr.and Mrs.Balko have many friends who extend congratulations.The groom is the son of Mr.and Mrs.Michael Balko, of Perth Amboy, N.J., and the bride is the daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph LePaige, of Sawyerville, Quebec.S\u2019 4# N«S.'1i\"V\tBUT.if you do not try them you will never know how good a household dye can be .Sunset is made in.Canada North American Dye Corporation, ltd.Toronto y Mrs.F.A.Knowlton - as recently calling on friends in Granby.Miss Ivy Porritt ,of Montreal, was a week-end guest at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Pcrritt.Miss Margaret Mason, nurse-intraining in the Sherbrooke Hospital, is spending her holidays at the home of her parents, Mayor and Mrs.L.D.McClintock.Master Robert Kenworthy spent the week-end in Montreal, a guest of his sister, Miss Anne M.Kenworthy.Mrs.Dewar and party motored to Magog on Thursday and spent the day.Mrs.A.M.Kenworthy spent Tuesday in Cowansville, a guest of Dr.and Mrs.Paintin.Mr.L.A.Giroux, K.C., of Sweets-burg, is making extensive repairs on his summer cottage near Fisher\u2019s Point.Mr.James Turner is visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs.Marshall and Mr.Marshall, in West Bolton.Col.Leggat and family have arrived for the summer at their home on Lansdowne Avenue.Mr.and Mrs.H.V.Truell and party recently spent a day in Rich-ford.Mrs.Geo.G.Foster is now at Blarney' Castle.FOWLER \u2014FINDLAY DANVILLE, Que., June 12.\u2014A very quiet - wedding took place on Wednesday, June 4th, at 2 p.m., at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Taylor, when Miss Ola Findlay and Mr.Charles Fowler were united in holy bonds of matrimony by Rev.W.J.Forbes Robertson, of Calvin Westminster Presbyterian Church, Montreal.The room was tastefully decorated with lilacs and tulips.After the signing of the register, a buffet supper was served by Mrs.Taylor.The happy couple left by motor for Bdston.On their return a reception will be held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.F.Frost.KNITTED SUITS MANSONV1LLE i There will be a dance in Moun-, tain View Hall, Bolton Centre, Friday night, June 13th.\t50c couple.! WINDSOR MILLS Mr.and Mr?.L.Bagnall motored to Quebec City recently, to meet Mr.and Mrs.W.Hagan and son, Ronald, who have recently arrived from England.Miss Marion Cartwright, of Sherbrooke, spent a few days recently , with Mr.and Mrs.H.Conley.Mrs.W.J.O\u2019Reilly has returned i from California and at present is Haying with her daughter, Mrs.R.Proveneher.The Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.George\u2019s Church met at the home of Mr.and Mrs.George Wilkie.Final arrangements were made for the concert being put on by local talent assisted by some Sherbrooke artists.Miss Edna Watson is spending a short holiday' with her aunt, Miss D.Watson, at Dunham, before returning to her duties as nurse in training at the General Hospital, Montreal.Mr.and Mr?.Conley and sons, Clay ton and Leonard, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.Conley.Mrs.George Moffatt, of Peter-boro.Ont., is spending a few days at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.Mc-Cubbin.Miss Edna Massey, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end here w\u2019ith her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Massey.Mr.Douglas Stocker, of Toronto, Ont., spent the week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Stocker.Miss E.Symons, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end at the home of Rev.and Mrs.B.Watson.in Silk and Wool of the very finest quality.In Pink White and Corn.In 2 and 3 piece.Reg.price to $20.00.For Women\u2019s and Misses\u2019 Tennis Sox of best English manufacture.values to ^ ifl a 1.25.For .Knitted Rayon Silk Brassieres Values to 1 50.For.49c CROSSBURY Precious beauty!\u2014that Inspires love.A radiant glory\u2014that may easily be yours! For real charm is a matter of beautiful skin and proper make-up.Fifteen minutes a day under the new Pompeian method is all you need.And Pompeian saves you money too.FREE: PomptUnt 930 Art Ptntl.Writ* today.Enclose 10 canti for fitneroua trial aliaa of Pompeian Beauty Alda and booklat, \u201cyour Type of Beauty.\u201d Ad-» draaai Pompeian Company, Limited, Toronto, Canada.Pompeian Beauty Powder, 60ci Pompeian Bloom 60 4\" \u2022f 4*\t4* 4* 41 4* 4- *> \u2022> 4* 4- 4- 4- 4- 4* 4- 4- 4 4- 4- 4- 4- FANS WILL PAY LARGE SUM TO WITNESS BOUT NEW YORK, June 12.\u2014Little ol\u2019 ] New York was again the big fight .town today with its rush and roar as the background for a world\u2019s ! heavyweight championship match j between the youthful German from 1 Hamburg and the hope of the home crowd, a Litbuanian-American, from ; Boston.Tonight, some forty.five minutes \\ from the heart of Broadway, wherr-the old-timets bellowed defiance at ; each other, Jack Sharkey and Max j Schmeling will swap punches for ( fifteen rounds or less, each seeking | the same object\u2014recognition as the ; heavyweight king and successor to | the retired ruler, Gene Tunney.j With fair weather assured, close j to 70(006 spectators, featuring a 1 notable ringside assembly, figured j BRIDGEPORT SQUAD HERE THIS EVENING For their game here with the Bridgeport All-Stars this evening, the Sherbrooke St.Roch bave engaged Bozo Fisk, of the University of Vermont, to relieve Morin on the rnound.Flak, who i« a left hander, has made a fine showing so far this spring.The shift in the line-up of the | local squad, used for the first time j last Sunday, has made a noticeable i improvement in the team generally, and President David is confident that the boys will repeat their victory over the Millionaires of last Sunday this evening at the expense of the visiting colored team from Connecticut.ANNOUNCEMENT ' ! We wish to announce to our large clientele and our many friends that Mr.Paul Emile Chagnon is now a member of the Aime Biron Ltd.firm.On this occasion we are giving away the wonderful radio displayed in our show window, set, This radio is a DeForest-Crosley 8-tube three of whose tubes are Screen Grid.It is a 1930-31 model and represents the latest in radio.We invite you to come and get a ticket on this set.The drawing will take place during the summer.fL~ SPECIAL UNDERWEAR Boys\u2019 Balbriggan * Boy Combinations 54c s Balbriggan 2 piece 43c I aits Felt Hats in the latest models and shades.Straw Hats.Special at 2.49 98c A special lot of suits at TIES 45c 19.45 Stilts AIME BIRON LIMITED 117 King St.W.Phone : 2501 I I SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1930.PAGE NINE EAST CUFÏON SOCIAL BOTES OF MEREST ihjP wovonnen were recent g of Mr.and Mrs.Andrew McConnell | and Mr.and Mrs.Willis McConnell, at Colebrook, N.H.Mrs.Matilda Dean, with Mr.| Nixon and Miss Edna Dean, and Miss Maria Reed, of Huntingville, and Mr.William Reed, of Moulton Hill, were calling on Mr.and Mrs.John Bain recently, Mr.and Mrs.Jack Glenney and daughter, Mildred, spent a few days BROME TOPICS AND PERSONALS FROM DISTRICT flamber cf Social Activities Re- recently \u2019in Bolton, the guests of ported from East Clifton and Master Arthur Reed has returned Vicinity.\tj home, after spending a few days in _______ I Sawyerville, the guest of his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.George Hunting.Mr.Harold Waldron spent a recent week-end in Bury, the guest of EAST CLIFTON, June 12.\u2014Recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Albert McConnell included Mr.i.hd Mrs.Willis McConnell, Mr.and m- r ir- i * ¦ , Mrs.Andrew McConnell, of Cole-S Ml^s.IrelLe.K!rkP|:1^ brooke, N.H., Miss Leila Carson, of Mrs.Mipme Elliott Ulverton, Mrs.Robert - Matthews end daughter, Miss Idell, and Mr.K.Griffin, of Sawyerville.Mr.and Mrs.'A.J.Fleming, (nee Evalyn Cairns), of Atlanta, Georgia, were calling on relatives here recently on their way home.Mr.Chester Cleveland of Barn-tton, was calling on relatives and friends here recently.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Barber and Mr.and Mrs.Everett Blair were in Colebrook®, N.H., recently.Mrs.Ralph Cairns and sons, Justin and Edmond, have returned home from the Sherbrooke Hospital, where the two hoys underwent operations on their throats.Mrs.A- Willard, of East Angus, Is spending a few days here, the guest of her mother, Mrs.Luman Waldron, and her sister, Mrs.Clay, ton Blair and Mr.Biair.The Misses Alice Thompson and Leila Carson and Messrs.Frank and has been spending a few days with her sister, Mrs.Maggie Bailey.Messrs.Stanley Thompson and Victor Bell spent a few days in Montreal, the guests of the former\u2019s brother, Mr.Harry Thompson.Mr.and Mrs, Roy Martin, of North Stratford, N.H., were calling on Mr.and Mrs.Albert McConnell recently.Mrs.Wm.Gallagher, of Windsor, Vt., was a recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.Guy Waldron.Mr.and Mrs.Guy Waldron and family were guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Damon, of East Angus, one day recently.WEST BROME During the summer months, service in the Trinity Church is at 9:45 a.m., standard time, with Sunday School immediately after the service.! Like the sparkling freshness of curling breakers is the quality of \u2018\"Canada Dry\u201d Sun-tan NED men and women, lithe, active, lean through exercise, drink \u201cCanada Dry.\u201d\u2019 For it is the sportsmen\u2019s beverage.In it sportsmen recognize the heritage of sport itself, unmatched excellence.In it sportsmen find the exhilaration, the vigor, the stimulation and refreshment of the game well played.Do you drink this fine old ginger ale?It has won distinction; it carries prestige; it is served the wide world over.Connoisseurs nod with approval as they taste its subtlety, savor its aroma.Countless men and women throughout this country drink it.Countless homes find it an indispensable part of entertaining.A convenient way always to have it on hand is in convenient cartons of 6 or 12 bottles.Order \u201cCanada Dry\u201d today.«5 CANADA DRY T/ie Champagne of Ginger Ales Canaria Dry Ginger Ala Limited, Toronto, Edmonton and Montreal r~\u2014.~ 1 = r f ; ' I \u2022 / .News Items of Interest to Residents of Brome and Surrounding District \u2014 Other Notes from Neighborhood.BROME, June 12.\u2014Among those ! attending the luncheon and bridge held at the home of Mrs.Arthur : Woodley, of Knowlton, on June 4th, ! were Mesdames Wm.Chapman, Fred Chapman, S.H.Salsbury, C.C.J^nne, M.P.Chapman and Wm.Chapman.Jr.A very pleasant and social afternoon was spent by all present.Bridge was played at seventeen tables.Mr, and Mrs.Cedric Patton were in Sherbrooke last week, where Mrs.Patton went to consult a specialist.It was found necessary for her to have an operation on her nose and throat.Master Ernest Bolstridge met with a painful accident on Saturday afternoon when he fell from the balcony, breaking his arm near the waist.Mr.Chas, Rhicard, immediately took him to Sutton, where the injured member was treated by Dr.Noiseux.The friends here of Mr.H.E.Chandler, of Worcester, Mass., are pleased to learn of his improved health, and that he is now able to be out of doors after being confined to his bed for many weeks.Word received this week from Mr.Clare Patch, that he is enjoying good health and is now stationed at Niagara Falls with the Field\u2019s Aviation Club.The recent warm days have brought forth the vegetation very rapidly, and the prospects look like a bumper hay crop.Mrs.Charles Rhicard was in West Brome this week, caring for her daughter, Mrs.Fred Edwards, and infant son.The Ladies\u2019 Guild will meet at the home of Mrs.J.C.Soles on Wednes-day afternoon at the usual hour.Service in St.John\u2019s Church on Sunday next at 11 o\u2019clock a.m., and Sunday School at 10:30 a.m.Mrs.Sarah Libby is now nicely settled in her new\u2019 home on Main Street, which she recently purchased from Mr.W.M.Chapman.Friends here, were shocked and grieved to learn of the untimely death of Mr.Stewart Peters, of Springfield, Mass., eldest son of the late Wm.Peters and Mrs.Peters, of Richford, Vt., who passed away on June 5th, after a brief illness of appendicitis, having underwent an operation at the Springfield Hos-pital, from which he never recovered.Their sympathy is extended to the bereaved mother, who only recently lost her father and husband, and also to the sist r and brother.Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Jenne and Mrs.L.A.Eldridge were in Cowansville Thursday, on business.Mr.and Mrs.Blackwood, of Knowlton, and.Mr-and Mrs.Hiram Foster, of Granby, \u2019 W\u2019ere Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.H.Foster.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Booth and daughter, of Farnham, were calling at the home of Mrs.Sarah Libby on Saturday.Other guests at the same home were Mr.Wm.Marsh, of Bolton Centre, and Mr.Andrew Libby, of Richford, Vt.Mr.Charles Rhicard and mother were in West Brome on Sunday, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Edwards.Mr.Earl Patton, accompanied hy his mother, Mrs.Jas.Patton, Miss Eida Johnston and Mr.Charles Patton, motored to Richford, Vt., on Saturday evening.Mr.Malcolm Martin, of Michigan, returned to his mother\u2019s home here last week and is now in the employ of Mr.Guy Peters, road inspector, who now has a large gang of men working on the Sweetsburg road.Mr.Hyle Smith has taken up his abode at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Guy Paters.Mr.and Mrs.George Johnston and family were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.D.Kirby, of Sutton.Mr.and Mrs.E.Kirby and son, of Sutton, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Rockwell.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Westover, of Sutton Junction, and Mr.E.Courtney, of Enosburgh Falls, were recent guests cf Mrs.Eliza Sweet.Mr.G.M.Owens was in St.Hyacinthe on Thursday last when he attended the banquet given by the Goodyear Tire Company, upon the opening of their new Canadian factory, by the president and general manager, Mr.C.H.Carlyle.Mr.S.H.Salsbury was in Montreal last week to attend the dog show\u2019, where he had on exhibition his famous Irish Setters, which have won many trophies.Mr.Charles Eldrige, of Farnham, was home over the week-end.Mrs.Sears, of Cowansville, was also a week-end guest at the same home.Mr.Mashall Miller left on Monday for Ormstown Fair, taking with him his fine driving horse, which he will exhibit there, HAPPENINGS AT CLARENCEVniE AND VICINITY Reports of Meetings, Pevsonals and General Newsy Notes of Interest to Residents of Clar-enceville.Leo Carrillo and Virginia Valli Production, which is playing at the Saturday.in \u201cMister Antonio\u201d, a Tiffany-Stahl Premier Theatre today, Friday and Burrili and family.Mrs.Elisha Gallup was a guest at the afternoon tea and sale, given by the I.O.D.E.in Melbourne last week.Mrs.Isabel! Fleming has returned to her home here, after spending the winter months with her daughter, Mrs.Rufus Patterson, at Rectory Hill.Mrs.Mary Brock and Miss Eliza Burrili were recent tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.Edgar Stimson.Mr.and Mrs.Murray Gallup were Sunday guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs.Fred Gallup, of Melbourne.Mr.and Mrs.Arch;:?Stimson Master Elmer and Miss Lila Stim-son motored to Warwick on Sunday.A donation party was held in the Parish Hall Friday last to Mr.and Mrs.Roy Doyle, who recently lost their home by fire.A nice sum of money had been collected by Mr Howard Hills, of Melbourne, from relatives and friends which was presented to Mr.and Mrs.Doyle to help them on their way again.Mr.Doyle thanked everyone very much 'for subscribing so generously.The j ladies then presented Mrs.Doyle with a kitchen shower, which was accepted gratefully as they lost all their kitchen ware in the fire.A social hour w-as then spent in singing comic songs, violin music, and cards, after which lunch was servea bringing a pleasant evening to a close.Mr.and Mrs.Elisha Gallup, Mr.Fred Munroe and Mr.Elisha Mun-roe were among those wisp attended the funeral of the late Arthur Nixon at Ely last Tuesday.Mr.J.H.Leckie accompanied Mrs.Leckie to Montreal last Satur-.day, where she entered the General! Hospital for x-ray.Mr.and Mrs.J.Neil and drugh-1 ter and Mr.and Mrs.W.Gray and ' daughter, of Granby, motored to Mr.N.Doyle\u2019s and spent the weekend.Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Gallup, Mr.1 and Mrs.John Stalker and son, Ashley, of Kingsbury, motored tO| Windsor Mills on Sunday and cal-1 led on Mr.Charles Stevens.Mr.and Mrs.Frank N.Doyle, Mr.| and Mrs.Neil and daughter, also Mr.and Mrs.Gray and daughter, of Granby, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Howard Hills in Melbourne Saturday evening, and were also Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.M., Riff at L\u2019Avenir Sunday.SOUTH STUKELY There will be a dance in Mountain View Hall, Bolton Centre, Friday night, June 13th.50c couple.NORTH STANBRIDGE Visitors at the home of Mr.and ; Mrs.Charles Durocher on Sunday, ' were Mr.and Mrs.Irving Grenier I and family, of Stanbury.' Mrs.H.E.Kemp, of Farnham, 1 was visiting Mr.and Mrs.A.M.j Kemp, on Tuesday.Mrs.Galipeau is nursing Mrs.! Goulet and infant daughter.Mr.and Mrs.George Goyette, of Stanbury .were visiting friends here on Saturday evening.CLARENCE VILLE, Que., June 12.\u2014Mrs.White left for St.Johns on Tuesday after spending several days with her daughter and family.Mrs.Adcock accompanied her mother home for a few days\u2019 visit.Mrs.Wm.Derick arrived on June 5th for the summer months.She is staying at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Simpson.Mr.and Mrs.Arkley w\u2019ere recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.McKee, Mr.and Mrs.McKee motoring back to Montreal with them.Miss MacDonald attended the closing exercises at Macdonald College.Her sister was a member of the graduating class.Mr.and Mrs.L.H.Bissel! have been spending a few days in Montreal.Mrs.Elizabeth Stuart returned on Tuesday from California, where she spent the winter months.Mrs.Wm.Miller, Miss Dorothy Miller and Master Keith Miller were in Montreal recently.Miss Mabel McKee, of Holyoke, Mass., is spending her vacation at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.McKee.The Ladies\u2019 Aid met at the home of Mrs.Herman Johnson, Noyan, on Friday afternoon, June 5th.There was a large attendance of members and visitors.Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.Marshall Young and Mrs.L- H.Bissell.Final plans were made for the supper to be held in the church basement on Friday, June 13th.Following supper there will be a concert given\u2019by the choir of Erskine Church, Montreal.Dr.Leslie Pidgeon will be the speaker of the evening.The Misses Marion and Robina Tipping motored to Montreal on Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.D.A.Collins, of Montreal, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.C- Collins.Mrs.F.H.Beerwort and Mrs.F.Tuttle Derick left on Thursday for Atlantic, Me., to attend the marriage of Miss Margery Lewis to Mr.Leland H.Trask, which took place at the home of the bride\u2019s parents on Tuesday evening, June 10th.Recent guests at the Lome of Mrs.Henry Miller were Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Ellis and daughter and Mrs.E.Miller, of Montreal: Mr.and Mrs.Martin Brown and son and daughter, of St.Johns.Mr.and Mrs.Harland Brown, of Montreal, are spending the summer at their home here.Mr.M.K.Augustine, student pastor of the Baptist Church, attended the Baptist Convention held in Queec City the pest week.Mr.and Mrs Eugene Derick and Master Kenneth are guests of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Derick.The marriage took place on June 2nd at the home of the bride\u2019s nar-ents of Mildred Strut hers daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Simpson, of Clarenceville to Mr.David Bertram, only son of Mr.ind Mrs.David Burdon, of Valois, Que.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.John Stark in the presence of the immediate family, following which the couple left for s motor trip to New York C.ty and other points.They will reside in Valoic, Que.Owing to the absence of Mr.Ashdown, Mr.Adcock will take charge of the .services in St.George\u2019s and St.Thomas\u2019 \u2022 Church on Sunday, June 15th.Miss Beatrice Rowo and Dr.Wells, of Montreal, wsre guests, oi Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Rowe on Sunday.Miss Frances Schurmon, of Montreal, spent the week-end Vith Mr- and Mrs.Jas.Simpson.''lililli lillllillilllllillllllllllllllll \u2022æs\u2014B ll'IÜU THIRD ANNIVERSARY SALE We are more than 600 dealers, all owners of our stores, who have succeeded in three years in joining together and co-operating in order to create a buying power which permits us to sell you much cheaper and offer you very attractive specials, coupled with telephone service and free delivery.When you patronize our stores you not only benefit by our low prices, but you also contribute to the success of your fellow-citizens, the development of your locality and your institutions.SPECIAL PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Sherbrccke Prices, For Cash Only.EASTMAN Thera will be a dance in Mountain View Hall, Bolton Centre, Friday night, June ISth.56c douple.GALLUP HILL Miss May Weed spent the weekend with relatives in Melbourne Village.Messrs Jack Leckie, of Asbestos, also James Leckie, Jr., and Gordon Leckie, of Richmond, wore guests at their home here during the weekend.Little Miss Klea Wentworth is staying with Mr.and Mrs.Elisha Munroe for an indefinite time.'Misg Eliza Burrili and Mr.Holland Burrili, accompanied by Mr-and Mrs.Edgar Stimson motored to Victoriavifle Sunday.Mr.Joe.Mills has sold his farm to Mr.Goupil, of Quebec, who takes possession at once.Miss Abbott, of Lcnnoxville, is «pending a few days with Mr.A.BUTTER SUGAR P.& G.SOAP 10 for 36c OXYDOL Granulated.pkg.19c lb.10 lbs.29c 50c VICTORIA STORE 5c Miniature box full cf candies, with purchase.Quantity limited.EAGLE MILK 2 tins for .35c ST.CHARLES MILK 2 16-oz.tins 25c KEEN\u2019S MUSTARD\t\tEOVR1L CORDIAL\t *4 lb.tin .\t\t25c\t15 oz\t:\t\t99c FRY\u2019S COCOA\t\tPURE STRAWBERRY JAM\t Vz lb.tin .\t\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 # 25c\t40 oz.jar\t\t37c VICTORIA\t\tPRODUCTS\t L.M.L.BISCUITS\t\tCORNFLAKES\t Marshmallow .\t.2 lbs.for 25c\tLM.L\t3 pkgs.for 27c\t COFFEE\t\tLOBSTER\t 1 lb.tin 60c\tVa lb.tin 30c\tV2 lh- tin\t\t45c BLACK TEA\t\tSALMON\t 1 lb.60c\ty2 to\t30c\tSockeye, V2 lb.tin\t\t25c ORANGE PEKOE\t\tMAYONNAISE\t y2 ib\t\t\t 40c\t11 oz.jar\tf.\t49c EXTRACTS\t\tBISCUITS\t 2 Va oz* bottle\t\t 25c\tAssorted, SVz oz.\t15c JELLIES\t\tSANDWICH PASTE\t 3 pkgs\t\t\t25c\t3Yo oz\t\t15c SPICES\t\tSARDINES\t 2 oz.tins .\t.2 for 25c\tNorwegian, tin \t\t15c BOUFFARD &\tLANGLOIS\tSTENSON\u2019S, \u201cThe Better Grocery\u201d\t 111 Marquette St.Phone 293.m J- A.BRETON 291 King St.We»t.Phone 635.A.BAILLARGEON 261 Kintr St.West.Phone S12.!.GAGNON 28 King St.East.Phone 1911.litii.illiliililuiiiiiUuuullUlillliilliliIiiilUliillliiitllu.liliiiiiyltlltili King and Alexander Sts.Phone 187.MONTOUR & LEMIRE 88 Conseil St.Phone 557# BERNARD & CIE.Phones 718, J.A.THEROUX 39 Wellington St.South.Phono 2507 eiBaiBiiii \t\t\t Now a New L û W PRICE FOR KAYSER HOSIERY No.88 x \u2014 129 x \u2014 169 x Formerly $>#.25 Now PER PAIR NOW you con obtain .at your favourite shop .Kayser semiservice weight or a!l silk chiffon hose at new, lower prices.Commencing immediately.Styles Nos.88-x, 129-x and 169-x will sell at $1.25 per pair instead of $1.50 as formerly.Available in all the Kayser colours classique .harmoniously toned to the mode.SAME HIGH QUALITY! Only the COST is lower.There can be no reason for purchasing unbranded hose made by unknown manufacturers when genuine Kayser quality is available at so low a price.Mods in Canada 83 AYSER KUSHNER\u2019S LIMITED Sherbrooke's largest exclusive ready-to-wear store.5 Wellington Street North.Kayser Hosiery is one of our specialties in every color and style you desire.Always ir.stock a complete line of KAYSER HOSIERY C.0.Saint-Jean Limited 21 Wellington Street North.The shop at the top of the hill.Ladies\u2019 ready-to-wear and yard goods.Kayser Hosiery In every shade and color at new price.Ledoux & Pelletier Reg\u2019d.Î21 King Street West.555Y55555555555O555X5555555555555555555555YB5YQ55555UJ5555555555 D://4+.:+/4+3:^^:/06879.264^:^+/.:++6.:+/0/72284.9///+::.++/.:./+:-::^+.:.:6+79+++6-://+.:./^^ \u2022*> A I'-' T- TIT \\T r wi- i ili\\ ijCwsK.DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1930.Record\u2019s Classified Ads.Sherbrooke jBatlp B.eeorb PRICES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.CASH RATE\u201425c.for 12 word* for one insertion ; 2 cents each additional \u2022void; 6 insertions for the cost of five, except under guaranteed results, when the rate is 2 cents each word flat.CHARGE RATE\u2014Ten cents extra each insertion to cover cost of bookkeeping and collection.ERRORS in advertisements will be rectified immediately on attention being called thereto.Î TO LET îr ROOM HEATED APARTMENT, SUN I** porch.Immediate occupancy.Apply 49\u2019 (London Street.Phone 1034-F.1Ü ELF-CONTAINED HOUSE Tu let.' corner Queen and Montcalm, modern conveniences.For information phone 10SS.OT.HYACINTHE- LARGE BRIGHT store, recently renovated, central location, long .ease of desired.Apply to the T.| Laton Co., Ltd., Montreal, or to J.A.Ostiguy, St.Hyacinthe.H OUSE TO LET AT ONCE \u2014 NEWLY decorated.Apply 26 Gordo:.Street.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.Anaouncernett of Death, when funeral notice ie added.Card of Thank., In Metnariam\u201475c.At ineertion; Etga*#-ment».Wedding., Birth Notiea.50c.Poetry and list, of flower, sent, 2a per word.A cost of 2Et extra when charge account is opened.MALE HELP WANTED >IANO PLAYER AND VIOLIN PLAYER wanted for dance engagement».Apply Box 96 Record, stating whether exper\u2019.enc-E, etc.M AN ACER WANTED FOR SHER-brooke Store.Experience unneceaeary per week and share cf profits.Must be to furnish {*50 to Ï1258 cash deposit on .-i-.anciee.45éS Sa Denis Sa, Montreal.Y \\\"OU CAN EARN GOOD MONEY IN spare time at home xalcjng display sards.No canvassing cr soliciting.We instruct you and supply you with work.Writ* today for free booklet.The Menhemtt Ccm-mr.y.Ltd.If Dominion Bidg., Toronto.reuse MAN wanted.ENGLISH preferred, speaking both languages, as e\u2019erk in retail store.Apply Record Box 91.Mln wanted\u2014of integrity and enterprise, to represent \u201cThe Old Ke-^abie FonthLl Nurseries,\u201d is Town or Country.Largest and most extensive lines offered, grown in Canada, new and special .nas for Season I920-19S1.Exclusive terri- nr.FUts.Stone A Wellington, Toronto 2.CIX-ROOM HOUSE.1S4 QUEBEC ST.; ^ Also, will sell Kelvinator Electric ! Range, etc.Phone 16S4.SIX-ROOM TENEMENT TO LET WITH; bath.Modern convenience,.Newly dec-; orated.Apply 14 Island St.Bright front room with board.for cne or two gentlemen.Very central.\u2018 21 Giilasepic 5t.Phone 521-J.TWO LARGE FINE OFFICES IN WHIT- ing Block.9S Wellington St.North, aï reasonable rentals.For further information : apply at Room 2, Whiting Block, or phone ! vL____________________________________; FIVE-ROOM HEATED APARTMENT, sun porch, incinerator, $45.290 King St W\u201e facing London.Phene SÔ20.Ground floor office on wel- i lington Street.Aoout 400 square feet j ef office space on ground floor on Wellington street will re rented or .eased at $100 j per month to desirable tenant, frontage cf \u2019.e feet.Apply to E.G.Pierce, at the Sherbrooke Record Office-I YVELL LOCATED FURNISHED COT-\u2019\u2019 cage at Little Lake Mages to rent for season.Modern conveniences, hardwood j f.ocra, running water.Garage.Phene 290 after six p m.j Thoroughly modern apartment ; to let Four rooms, large sun perch anti bath, ho: water heated, hot and cold water, Kelvinator, gas heater, electric fixtures, spacious grounds.Excel.er.t location.Must be, seen to be appreciated.Î55 per month.Gar- : nge extra Apply N.B.Prichard, City.Phone FEMALE HELP WANTED C00M K GENERAL.NO LAUNDRY.TWO Call North Hatley S3.R XPEKIENCET CODE WANTED FOR trbrookê.Good v-xges.-5 Queer.Street, rrfcwke.Phene SI2-M.31 DD LE-AGED WORKING HOUSI-r't-çpar vra~*.-ed for country plat*.Mod-orv=rierc9c.water, hath, electric light, adulte in family.Box 93 Record.FOR SALE TEACHERS WANTED -Trci5., Barrator, Que./¦yCAUHED E LXMZNT AS T PBOTEST-\u2019 n:\tt.saoigr ^srted f or Relvidere szzx.Z-wsM mb : oners c : Ai cc t 'po PBOTEETANT E1XM* _ 5 e toy £ ' ' per narra & Son XcKtsar* FARMS FOP.SALE Of-M AND BOARD WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT ^TCMAN, GENERAL HU X, ££> * 'mao : or to r WANTED TO BUT LOST AND FOUND T .ALT\u2019S GREEN GOLD WRIST WATCF oet Sunday between Granada Theatr- rd Of 1,\t' OTEAY YEARLINGS \u2014 ~ .egi.y ^ - \u2014ss* mi- J undesHgneda paature -YL ntr^r.\tts' =* \u201c !i=- , ' Qo.\tpay.ng marges AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE f H- ro; EXCEL BOARDERS WANTED AfAPLE LZA POULTRY FOR SALE Rod Leod, who- died June 12th, Oh, for ta* touch of a vjjr.ahod hand.And the sound of a voice that im still.Inserted by HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS Max vine.Ost HUNTING VILLE i; per The W.C.T.U.w.U rr.ee*.with Mri.j - Imadiat»'Robert L'.ptey cr.Tuesday, Jure i'.trs\u2019v-t 17th, at the ttsuai hour.Mercberj 1 Du/r.Avfrttii*,\tto m tr.cir reports B : A FEW HATCH-l ue your order, We e ' ' prwtr.t on iuiie 100.Legbcrrn».s 3d4f, |2 2 «>0 per 160.your orden.bai&OMce i Po-> try Farorg*, P.O.l b.Ont.WANTED TO RENT entrance, or Centraiiy Jo-!.MISCELLANEOUS -L PAY 7% FOR LOAN $3.600.! tood property w-ourity I>ox Record.ARON INN, NORTH HATLEY, J£ o*» open.Phone 26S.WHITE\u2019S PURE BREAD.WHY DO ! ¦* *> ************** * , * 4* 4* 4- 4- ?, v 4-1 1 4* 44 4- 4* * 4* OTTAWA, Ont., June 12.\u2014 * ;regentative sacurities listed on the ?\tThe R-100 will not begin her 4-\u2018Montreal Stock Exchange vesterdav *\ttrans-Atlantic trip to Canada ?>, was 51.30, which was a decline of .70 ?until after the general election 4-4- on July 28.This was conveyed 4* to the Minister of National 4» Defence, Hon.J.L.Ralston, 4* in a cable received from the 4- British Government.4-, The postponement of the diri-4* ble\u2019s flight is in accordance 4* with an agreement between 4* Canada and Great Britain.4* days of July, the cable said.$, , / j.y .5.*- * .3.4.4.* 4.4- from the average price of Tuesday.The average prices, with net; DOW JONES FINANCIAL NEWS SUMMARY Bank of England discount rate unchanged at three per cent.Packard Motor Car Co.declares dividend of twenty-five cents for third quarter of calendar year.Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co., to buld $2,000,0,00 electric welding pipe mill at Drier Hill plant Youngstown.Syndicate headed by J.P.Morgan and Co., offering $98,250,000 German Government 514 per cent, bonds due June 1st, 1965 at ninety to yield 6.20 per cent.Federated Capital Corporation in year ended April 30, 1930, earned $543,390 after expenses and taxes equal to $1.72 a share on 218,-21S common shams.Hupp Motor Car Corporation introducing two new lines of eigths and sixes, eights to range in price from $1345 to 1475 and sixes from $1145 to $1275.United Corporation common stock break up value at Wednesday\u2019s close S42.10 a share against 1930 high of $55.25, low of $32.40 and book value of $35.20., Wednesday\u2019s range of average The following quotations of today\u2019s prices on the New York Stock price of thirty industrials, high Page Hersey R.Mitchell Siscoe .90 Vz 25 29 90>/2 25 31 AN IRREGULAR TONE RECORDED THIS MORNING ?\tchanges for the past month,\t\tfollow: *\t\tAver.\tNet ?>\t\tPrice\tChange *\tJune 11\t\t.51.80\t\u2014 .70 *\tJune 10\t\t.\t52.50\t\u2014 .03 «\tJune 9 \t\t\t\u20141.08 4\tJuno 7 \t\t\t\u2014 .30 ?\tJune 6 \t\t.53.86\t\u2014 .28 4\tJune 5 \t\t\t\u2014 .21 4\tJune 4 \t\t\t\u2014 .42 4\tJune 2 \t\t\t+ .09 4\tMay 30\t\t.\t54.69\t\u2014 .02 \tMay 29\t\t.\t54.71\t+ .20 \tMay 28\t\t\t\u2014 .72 International Nickel Off Three-Eighths of Point, But Rights * Gained Seven Cents ian Gained a Point.May 27 .55.23 May 26 .55.20 May 23 .64.96 May ?2.54.84 May 21.64.79 May 20 .54.75 I May 19.55.11 May 17.55.42 \u2018May 16.55.36 May 15.55.25 May 14.55.51 May 13.55.41 May 12.55.21 jwas entitled \u201cAcross Canada, \u201d in; 1W.F.KAY AGAIN I eluded the following: Glimpses of Gaspe, Picturesque Pictou, Aiogon-quin Adventures, Lake of Enchant-(Jasper National -p .03 ' Mr.S.W.Fairweaher, appointed \u2018 \u2018ic! Director, Bureau of Economics, Canadian National Railways.Z *3?! PRESSURE WAS RENEWED + ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE + .11 \u2014 .26 -f- .10 + .20 + -06 Brazil- : | NEW YORK QUOTATIONS Exchange are furnished by Johnston & Ward: American Can.American-Foreign Power .American Radiator .American Smelting .American T.& T.Anaconda .Atchison .Bethlehem Steel.Canadian Pacific .Chesapeake & Ohio .Chrysler.Consolidated Gas.Corn Products .Delaware & Hudson.Eastman Kodak .Erie Railroad .General Asphalt .General Motors .General Railway Signal .Gillette Razor.Goodrich Tire.Goodyear Tire .International Harvester .Inter.Tel.& Tel.Julius Kayser.Montgomery Ward .Nash Motors .National Cash Register .National Power & Light .Northern Pacific .Phillips Pete .Packard .Radio Corporation .Remington-Rand .Sears Roebuck .Standard Oil of New- Jersey Standard Oil of New York .Southern Pacific .Standard Gas & Electric .Stewart Warner .Simmons .Studebaker .Texas Company .Texas Gulf Sulphur.Union Pacific .220'i U.S.Rubber .U.S.Steel .Vanadium Corporation Willys Overland _____ Woolworth Co.Yellow Cab.Open\tHigh\tLow\tNoon 130%\t132%\t130%\t132% 73\t73\t72%\t72% 28\t28\t27%\t27% 67\t67%\t67\t67 217%\t218%\t217%\t218% 54%\t54%\t54\t54 218%\t218%\t218%\t218% 88\t88%\t86%\t86% 495%\t495%\t495%\t495% 182%\t182%\t182%\t182% 31\t31\t30%\t30% 119%\t120\t117%\t117% 99%\t100\t98%\t98% 165%\t165%\t165%\t165% 218%\t220\t218%\t220 ¦to\t40\t39%\t39% 52%\t52%\t52\t52 45\t45\t44%\t45 86\t86\t86\t86 81%\t81%\t77%\t77% 36\t36\t36\t36 75%\t75%\t75\t75 89\t89\t89\t89 55\t55%\t52%\t52% 28\t28\t28\t28 40%\t40%\t40%\t40% 36%\t36%\t35\t35 56\t56%\t55%\t55 % 41%\t41%\t41%\t41% 78%\t78%\t78%\t78% 33\t33\t33\t33 14%\t15\t14%\t14% 41\t41%\t40%\t40% 30%\t30%\t30%\t30% 77%\t77%\t77%\t77% 71\t71%\t70%\t70% 33%\t33%\t33%\t33% 116%\t116%\t116%\t116% 10S\t106\t106\t106 27\t27\t27\t27 30%\t30%\t30%\t30% 32\t32\t31%\t31% 57%\t57%\t57%\t57% 55\t55\t54%\t54% 220%\t2201/»\t220\t220 24%\t24%\t24%\t24% 162%\t163%\t162%\t162% 91%\t94%\t91%\t90 6%\t6%\t6%\t6% 59%\t59%\t59%\t59% 23\t24\t23\t24 257.24, low 243.90, last 249.08, off 8.21.Twenty rails, high.137.36, low 135.66, last 135.88, off 2.52.BROKERS\u2019 OPINIONS Hornblower and Weeks\u2014The liquidation which preceded the rally was of such unexpected severity that we cannot help feeling that any nearby rally will prove to be of a technical nature, that will be followed by a subsequent settling process.We would correspondingly postpone investment commitments.J.S.Bache and Co.\u2014WTe would accept, profits only on the signs that pivotal stocks were encountering difficulties in their forward progress.Such signs would probably indicate the early termination of the present recovery movement.MONTREAL, June 12.\u2014 The opening of the Montreal Stock Exchange was quiet today and prices were irregular.International Nickel lost % at 2614, while the rights gained 7 cents at 35 cents.Brazilian was strong, gaining one point at 45.Dominion Bridge and Shawini-gan both advanced fractionally.Quebec Power lost one point at 57.*5* *?\"*\t«I*\t«i* «J*\t¦*y*\t*$\u2022 * Country and Dairy * Produce Prices 4>\t* 4,4,4\u20184,4,4>4\u20184\u2018*4,4,4,4t4*4iifr4-4< BUTTER\u2014First of the New Zealand utter shipments being made to Canada this summer prior to the putting into effect later on in the NEW YORK, June 12.\u2014Renewed pressure against stocks appeared at the opening of the market today, depressing a dozen important sharès one to more than three points.Westinghouse Electric lost 3%, and shares opening a point lower included U.S.Steel, General Electric, Woolworth, United Aircraft and Radio.Union Carbide lost 2%.Bethlehem Steel and Gold Dust, however, each rallied a point.4*4'4\u20184,4,4\u20184\u20184,4,4,4*4\u20184,4\u20184*4*4\u20194\u2018 l NEW YORK PRESS ¦r ment (Jasper National Park), Trail of the Sourdoughs (Yukon-Alaska), etc.Music was provided throughout the evening by Mr.G.H.Buzzell.Gross proceeds amounted to over fifty-three dollars.Rev.and Mrs.Marshall, of Montreal, spent Sunday at Mr.Gillespie's.Mr.and Mrs.Percy Gould and children are on a motor trip to Newport.Vt., and other points.Mr.C.A.Fisk was at Ct.Hyacinthe on Monday.Mr.H.M.Fisk was at St.Joims on Monday.Mr.J.R.L.Marshall attended tl.o Air Circus at St.Hubert on Sunday.Mrs.N.Cameron and daughter, of Montreal, were week-end guests at Mr.L.Buzzeli\u2019s.Miss Grace Sweaton, of Montreal, was visiting her father, recently.Mr.C.H.Coie, of Montre:.', spent the week-end at Iris home here.STANDARD BEARER OF M!SSISQUOÎ-BROME LIBERALS MILLFIELD (Continued from Page One) ernment had been defeated in 1911 when it wanted to help the farmers by a reciprocal pact with the United States.The Conservatives denounced Laurier for this, and cried \u201cUnder which flag will you live-.'\u201d Yet when the Dunning budget arrived, the Conservatives, who usually en-wrap themselves in the Union Jack, tossed it aside and cried \u201cCanada First\u201d.Such policies were bewildering, the minister found, and the slander that accompanied them was preposterous.The countervailing duties In the Dunning budget were minutely explained by the Secretary of State, he claiming that the budget permitted Canada to remain on an equal footing with the United States a- regards duties.STANBURY r Mr.and Mrs.Harold Wright, of ( CliiTord Jones.Mr.and Mrs.Zeno Jones actom-panied Mr.and Mrs.Arthur dopes and Mr.Norman Jones, of Farrham Centre, to St.Albans, Vt., on Sunday, June 1st, to visit Mr.and Mrs.New Britain, Cohn., spent a few days with his parents, Mr.and Mrs, W.G.Wright.Mrs.Mary Doneghy has returned home .after spending some time with her daughter, Mrs.Wm.MacDonald, of Kenogami.Mrs.Fred Little and family, of Mrs.Harry Campbell went to her home at Farnkam on Thursday for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Irving Grenier were visiting Mr.and Mrs.Charles Du-rocher at North Stanbridge ,on Sunday.Mrs.H.M.Ingalls, who has rpent Henderson Vale were the guests of the pa£t nothin'New York, visit- Bonds and Bê\t \tBONDS \tBid Can.Loan\u2014\t 1937 .\t Victory\u2014\t 1933 .\t.\t102.25 1934 .\t 1937 .\t Refunding\u2014\t 1943 .\t.\t101.95 1944 .\t.\t97.30 MARKET COMMENT ?her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Peter Cook.Mr.Horace Watchorn, of Montai real, is spending a few days v/ith j Irene Ingalls spent IVednesday, June 4» I relatives here.\t111th in Richford, Vt.4-;\t.\u2014- ing relatives, returned home on Monday.June 9th.Mr.Howard Ingalls and Miss has arrived in Montreal and was ¦ reported in yesterday\u2019s receipts 5, posted at the Board of Trade.Of ; 4.the day\u2019s arrivals of 7,408 boxes,; 4.a total of 7,230 boxes was tagged as New Zealand butter off the S.S.Port Hobart, vessel from New Zealand which arrived at Halifax recently with 30,000 boxes of butter for eastern Canada.This butter, as well as other quantities coming, will go into cold storage for next Furnished by McManamy & Walsh.* *i * *1 BANKS TRADING FORECAST AND FACTORS A rather two-sided trading market in prospect for today.SAVAGE\u2019S MILLS Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Ingram and baby, of Granby, were here over Sunday visiting their parents, Mr.and Mrs.James Ingram and Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Belisle.Mr.and Mrs.Waldo Cleary and baby motored to Montreal over Sunday.Mrs.Cleary\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Brunet, who were on a visit here, returned home with them.Mr.Dan Dunlavey, of Granby, was here over Sunday visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Dun-lavcy.Mr.and Mrs.Edward Cleary and Miss Cecils Beauregard motored to Brome Lake and Knowlton on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.W.P.Cleary motored to Sherbrooke and St.Hyacinths during the course of last week.Miss Gladys Ingram, of Granby, was home over Sunday with her parcniS, Mr.and Mrs.James Ingram.Mr.and Mrs.Romeo Brôuillette and children, of Knowlton, were here on Sunday visiting Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Cleary and other relatives.Mrs.A.Bell left for Montreal on Monday to visit her daughter, Mies Alice Bell.WEST SUTTON WEST SUTTON SCHOOL REPORT The following report gives the standing of the pupils in their closing examinations.Grade VI\u2014Evelyn Mudgett.Grade V\u2014Clayton Page, Teddy Maccy.Grade IV\u2014Cora Chamberlin, Robert Robinson, Margaret Naylor, May Sturgeon.Grade III\u2014Ethan Macey, Ina Davis, June Mudgett, Eric Russell.Grade II \u2014 Ada Davis, Violet Bcnttie.Grade I, sr.\u2014Ernest Russell, Jean Naylor.Grade I, jr.\u2014Hollis Page.Mrs.Robinson closed the school on Wednesday, June 4th.The day being fine, a picnic was held in the woods adjoining the school ground».Lunch was served, which was much appreciated.In the late afternoon, parents and children returned to the school room, when the reports were given out and prizes awarded to the pupils.Each pupil received a gift from the teacher.Mrs.Robinson was ! the recipient of many beautiful gifts from the childre^i.Mrs.E.W.Davis Is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs.Claude Algier, at Fitch Bay.Mr.and Mrs.Clinton Gibney, of Glen Sutton, called on Mrs.Herbert Truax, on Sunday.SEVERAL RUMORS AND CROSS RUMORS NEW YORK, June 12.\u2014The New York Advisory Service says: There has been so much going cn behind the scenes in importas: banking houses in Wall Street that the street has seldom witnessed such a kaleidoscopic succession of rumors and cross rumors.In such ( an atmosphere of extreme uncer-i tainty it is little wonder that Tuesday\u2019s brlliant rally was reversed, with traders, including floor brokers, more or les floundering around, without rhyme or reason.Nevertheless, the buying which appeared towerds the close yesterday, and which caused sharp rallies from the previous lows, was of the finest calibre.It seems to indicate, if there have been radical differences among important banking elements, that a satisfactory understanding at least has been achieved.Probably the most important piece of news of the day broke jus: after the close of the market.It was the message of Senator Smoot, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee that Secretary Mellon favors the Smoot-Hawley tariff bill and that there is no doubt about its being passed by the Senate.Despite the fact that there are a host of critics of the tariff bill, many of them mere publicity seekers, it must be remembered that no tariff bill ever drawn will suit all of the people.However, the fact remains that the United States has prospered mightily under a protective tariff.We should be willing to accept the endorsement of the eminent Secretary of the Treasury as the final word on the utility and practibility of the new tariff bill.The high character of the buying during the last fifteen minutes of trading yesterday, plus the message from Mellon or the tariff, should prove an atmosphere this morning, distinctly favorable to a broad market recovery.Canadienne .\t.\t172%\t'\u2022 \u2022 \u2022' Commerce .\t.\t254\t.\u2022 Montreal .\t\t304 Nova Scotia .\t.\t320\t325 Royal\t\t\t300% EXCHANGE.\t\t The following nominal quotations\t\t for transactions between\t\tbanks are furnished by the Foreign Exchange\t\t Department of\tthe Bank\tof Mont- teal:\t\t MONTREAL.\t\t Tuesday Wednesday\t\t \tClose\tClose Sterling\u2014\t\t Demand\t\t4.86\t4.86 \t4.85 11-16\t4.85 9-16 Cables\t\t4.85\t4.85 \t4.85%\t4.85 13-16 Cables\u2014\t\t France\t\t\t.039 Belgium .\t\t.139 Italy\t\t\t.052 Switzerland .\t.\t.193\t.193 Holland\t\t\t.402 Spain\t\t\t.119 Germany .\t\t.238 Sweden\t\t\t.268 Norway .\t.\t\t.267 Denmark .\t\t.267 Czechoslovakia\t.\t.029\t.029 Brazil\t\t\t.116 Poland\t\t\t.112 Austria\t\t\t.141 Hong Kong .\t.32%\t.31% Yen\t\t.\t.49 7-1\t6 .49 7-16 N.Y.Funds .\t\t1-64 P Asked 103.05 ; winter\u2019s use.Receipts of Canadian-102.45 made butter are now adequate for .'current needs.Eastern Townships 106.60 j No.1 pasteurized creamery butter ! is the main grade now selling.102.05\tPrices for it were slightly easier 98.00 yesterday, freer supplies, with demand continuing limited, being blamed for the little weaker tone to the market.Wholesale levels yesterday were 27 l-4c to 27 l-2c per lb.To retailers solids were 30c per lb., and prints were 31c per lb.Butter exports from the port of Montreal last week improved amounting to 474 boxes, bringing the total since May 1 to 937 boxes, as against 883 boxes during the corresponding period last year.CHEESE\u2014Top asking prices for cheese, which held firm Monday and Tuesday at 16 l-2c for Ontarios, and 16c for Quebecs, were shaded i-8c yesterday, and the range be- 4.J.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4>th the Can-rights have an exact value of ^:sn P®ulyy Pool and the Can-thirty-four cents each.That the\tNational Railways.The offering of additional stock by the ^ e8£ mivM yesterday remain-international Nickel management efl °.n the quiet side, with buying Mr.and Mrs.Fred Pope, of Hatley, also Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Haddock, of Lennoxville, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Cushing.Messrs.Charles and Homer Cleveland caught twenty-six pounds of pike the first of the week.One weighed seven pounds.Mr.and Mrs.C.S.Thornton and at this time is considered unfavorable by both shareholders and the street goes without saying but it should be remembered that the board of \u201cNickel\u201d consists of some of the shrewdest men in finance and it must have been after due and de continuing only for immediate son, Guy, with Mrs.Madden, of liberate consideration that this policy j 27-28c for pullets, delivered Mont was decided upon.The ones that real; and for prairie eggs, 31 1-2- are mostly dissatisfied with the new stock issue are those who have purchased International Nickel for a quick turn or a short hold.The announcement that Anglo-Canadian Pulp and Paper has merged with Canada Power did not come as a complete surprise as intimation to this effect was given out a short time ago.Canada Power and Paper now becomes the world's largest newsprint producer.The recent happenings in the newsprint industry in this country indicate that it can be confidently expected that withn the next few years additional mergers and consolidations will occur, which will result in the entire industry being represented by three companies.Canada Power, Abitibi and Canadian International Paper may combine to form the most important unit, with Price Brothers and St.Lawrence Paper the other two, thus placing the industry in a position whore stabilization will result with price cutting and ovei-producton done away with.The patient holders of the newsprint stocks may have only a short wait before they begin to see light.Magog, were in town on Sunday.Mrs.Taylor and son, of Stan-stead, were Sunday guests of her sister, Mrs.Henry Wheeler.Mr.Cass, who has been with his daughter, Mrs.Norman Morrison, during a long illness, passed away on Monday, June 9th.Mrs.Morrison and her sister, Miss Cass, have the sympathy of the community.Mr.Carl Rose is not as well as PrieeTTo «TaneTfoîïow?his mat>y friends would .wish.needs, very little interest being shown in egges for storage purposes.Asking prices for British Columbia eggs in car lots were 38c for extras; 30-31e for firsts, and 32c for extras.29-29 l-2c for first?, and 26-26 l-2c for seconds, delivered.Receipts, 1,159 cases; week ago, 2,769 cases; year ago.3.604 cases.Special brands .38c\tper\tdoz.Fresh\textras .36c\tper\tdoz.Fresh\tfirsts.32c\tper\tJoz.Fresh\tseconds.29c\tper\tdoz.POTATOES\u2014The potato market ABBOTSFORD The Wom«n> Institute met at Mrs.W.R.Honey\u2019s on Friday was steady at $2.00 to $2.10 for j afternoon.Mrs.H.P.Rowell read New Brunswick Green Mountain a very interesting paper on Lord old potatoes, per 90 lbs., in bulk; and $7.00 for No.1 grade, and $5,-25 for No.2 grade, for new potatoes.per 160 lbs., bbls.POULTRY''\u2014Dressed poultry prices, to retailers were as follows.\u2014Prices per lb.\u2014- \tStandard\tA\u2019s Squab broilers\t36c-38c\t33-35c Selected broilers .\t.33-85c\t30.32c Selected chickens\t.30-40c\t27-37c Milkfed chickens\t.36-44c\t34-42c Selected fowls .\t.26-36c\t24-34i Baby ducklings .\t33c\t Domestic ducklings\t.\t31c\t28c Selected ducks .\t29c\t26c Selected goslings\t,\t27c\t24e Selected turkeys .\t36-45C\t32-42C Birkenhead.Mrs.Gillespie gave some selections from tho works of Canadian- poets and Miss Edith Fisk gave a patriotic reading.Mrs.M.E.Honey and Miss L.W.Fisk, prsident and second vice-president of the Abbotsford W.I.have gone to Macdonald College to attend the Provincial Convention of Women's Institutes, as delegates from the local branch.On Saturday evening a very enjoyable and highly instructive moving picture entertainment was held in the village hall, under the auspices of the Abbotsford Women\u2019s Institute and through the courtesy of the.Canadian National Railways, who kindly loaned the reels which were shown.The programme which Divination i Define what you have to sell in the Record Want Ads \u2014 and you will find what wonderful powers of divination there is in finding out just what other people want.At 2 cents a word you can tell your \u201cWan 50,000 readers in the Eastern Townships.What have you?Either to buy or sell, or to get or to give \u2014 Record want ads will make your dreams come truq.4 > J to 311810 PAGE TWELVE SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1930.Again Oilers ïou Greater Values mum Smoked, lb.GROCERIES ROYAL CITY PEAS SIEVE No.4 \u2014 2 tins LYNN VALLEY PEAS Std.No.4\u20142 tins CHOICE REFUGEE BEANS No.2 \u2014 2 tins AYLMER Golden Bantam Corn No.2\u20142 tins LOMBARD PLUMS No.2 \u2014 2 tins D.M.SLICED PEACHES No.2 \u2014 tin D.M.PEACHES HALVES No.2 \u2014 tin ENCORE MAYONNAISE S1/-* oz.-\u201c\t\u201c\tSYz oz.- \u201c\t\u201c\t16 oz.D.M.Crushed or Sliced Pineapple No.2, tin BOKAR COFFEE \u2014 lb.- ¦ EIGHT O\u2019CLOCK COFFEE \u2014 lb.A.& P.WHITE BREAD \u2014 loaf ENCORE BREAD \u2014 3 wrapped loaves FRENCH BREAD \u2014 loaf - \u2022 -RAISIN BREAD \u2014 loaf - - -WHOLE WHEAT BREAD \u2014 loaf MEAT SPECIALS Fancy Y oung DUCKLINGS \u2014 lb.Fancy BOILING FOWLS \u2014 lb.¦ SMOKED PICNIC HAMS \u2014 lb.ROLLED RIB ROAST \u2014 lb.-LAMB FRONTS \u2014 lb.- - -LAME LEGS \u2014 lb.Swift\u2019s Empire Frankforts \u2014 lb.FISH Fresh HADDOCK FILLETS \u2014 lb.\t- -\t19c FRESH HADDOCK \u2014 lb.9c FRUITS and VEGETABLES BANANAS \u2014 4 lbs.for.25c ICEBERG LETTUCE \u2014 2 for - - - 25c Fresh WAX BEANS \u2014 lb.\t15c Fresh TOMATOES \u2014 2 lbs.for -\t- -\t31c The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Limited, of Canada JBMMENI WAS FINE MOMENT ! RENDERED IN : WAS UNVEILED! RAHWAY CASE BY SHRINERS Phone\t\tTea Room 1236\tJ K || t*j|fro|1-¦EjI*\u201di i\tService &\tVh wh wUlllli UPvCAII loi\tb\t3 to 5.30 1237\t21 WELLINGTON STREET NORTH.\tDaylight Time.Supreme Court Decided that Canadian Government, as Owner of Canadian National Railways, Has Right to Force C.P.R.to Remove Telegraph Lines from Right of Way of Intercolonial Railway East of St.John, N.B.Imperial Potentate Delivered Stirring Address for Peace Among Nations and Brotherhood of Man.;iia!iiiiiii:iii!iuiniiii:!iiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiniiiiiiiiii:iu!i [|||||||||l!t!ltllllflinHllllllllllUlllllinill!IIIiPlUIIIII«lillllll* OTTAWA, June 12.\u2014The Supreme Court in a judgement handed down yesterday held that the Canadian Government, as owners ! of the Canadian National Railways,' has the right to force the Canadian; Pacific Railway to at once remove its telegraph lines from the right of way of the Intercolonial east of Saint John, N.B., with the exception of the stretch between New Glasgow and Pictou.The C.P.R.have been using the I.C.F.right of way for its tele-j graph poles for the past forty | years.Counsel for the.C.P.R.intimated yesterday morning that the j judgement would likely be appealed to the Privy Council.The judgement issued yesterday was in an appeal and cross appeal from the judgement of Mr.Justice Audette in the Exchequer Court.Mr.Justice Audette found that the Canadian Pacific Railways telegraph Tines on the Intercolonial right of way east of Saint John was there \u201cby leave and license\u201d of the Dominion Government but not an irrevocable license.The C.P.R.appealed this decision claiming that the license was an irrevocable one.The Government entered a crossappeal contending that the C.P.R.was a trespasser in placing its poles along the right of way.The judgement of the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal and allowed the cross appeal in the main tut allowed the appeal insofar as the Westville branch line was concerned; (Chief Justice Anglin dissenting).Judgement for costs was given the Crown, with, however, ; costs in regards to the Westville ; line set off against them.FRELIGHSBUR-' Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements in th:s issue.They likely name something you want.PRIZES AWARDED The examination in Christian Knowledge was held in the school here on June 6th.The following are the prize winners in order of merit: Class I \u2014 Margaret Barnum, a Bible and three dollars; Eleanor Barnum, two books and'two dollars; May Soule, two books.Class II\u2014Paul Mahannah, two books; Elden Spencer, two books; Hilda Tait, one book and one dollar; Norman Gorham, two books.Class III\u2014Duncan Tait, one book; 1 Kathleen Gorham, one book.The rector.Rev.M.W.Naughton, presided, and awarded the prizes.\u2022 AMessage to Mothers ofBottk'Fed Babies IF YOUR baby is not thriving on his present food we suggest that you and your doctor consider Eagle Brand Milk.Eagle Brand is so easy to digest that it is comparable to mother\u2019s milk in this respect.Practical tests over a period of more than 70 years have proved it the food most likely to \u201cagree\u201d \u2014 not only with healthy babies, but in difficult feeding cases where other foods fail.And Eagle Brand is always pure, always uniform, always safe, even in the hottest weather.We have on fyle thousands of letters from grateful mothers all over Canada who have successfully reared their babies on Eagle Brand.TWO BOOKS EVERY MOTHER WILL DESIRE ' Baby'* Welfare\" is a free booklet containing practical feeding direction* end auggestion* for supplementary food*.It ha* a wealth of other Information very useful to mothers.\u201cBest Baby\" 1* an exquisite little book In which y Ou may record baby's growth and progress.It 1* free, also.Use the coupon below.TORONTO, June 12.\u2014Delegates and members of 157 temples in! America, of th;e Ancient .Arabic | Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, and Nobles from all over the world gathered today at the Imperial Council meeting for a monster demonstration in behalf of world peace, and to unveil and dedicate the beautiful Peace Monument erected here by the Order.As representatives of 600,000 Shriners in America, Leo.V, Youngworth, Imperial Potentate, made a strojig appeal to the vast throng assembled for a better understanding among men and nations in the furtherance of universally desired peace.His speech in part said:\u2014 \u201cEleven years ago the world awoke and arose from its nightmare of fury and the decline of international hatred set in.A new era of peace, friendship and mutual understandings among the nations of the earth was born, and ever since that evenful day the men and women of the world have lived in the hope that out of this greatest of catastrophes might come better friendship, clearer understanding, and a permanent world peace.\u201cThe great thought\u2014the outstanding hope in the minds and hearts of the men and women cf the world today\u2014is that somewhere and somehow these mutual understandings bhall be realized; that war will become impossible ny more; and that psace, a universal and a lasting peace, will ultimately prevail.\ti \u201cAnd so the Shrine, the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, that great International Fraternal organization, with its.600,000 outstanding men in North ! America, representing more than twenty million intelligent men and ; women of this great continent, de-: sires to take its stand in the fore-i front and vanguard of this great (peace activity; and by word and deed give expression to their sentiments, their hopes, their aspirations, iend their great influence and participate activity and energetically in the ersatien of a world sentiment, so insistent, so overwhelming, that war will be impossible; and that peace, a universal and lasting peace, will ultimately and definitely prevail.\t: \u201cTo this end\u2014to the creation of this World Sentiment\u2014we, the Shrine, have erected this beautiful and inspiring monument.\u201cWe appreciate that this demon-; s?stration and the erection and dedi-cation of this monument is but a\t~ : gesture, a symbol; but symbols\t||| were the speech of man long be-\t^ ifore words and letters were dc-\tss ; vised.At first pictures were drawn ; ; to convey thoughts and arbitrary =jjj= ¦\tsigns were made to stand for many j 55= things; so that the \u201cvoice of the ; sign\" can be understood by all., == \u201cThere is something inexh-usti- S j ble in a symbol; and we earnestly ; hope that this monument, symboliz-I ing universal peace and good .ill, Sg jmay remain long after many locali- ^ ¦\tties have died, and that it will be, ||y ; understood and appreciated by pos- sg j terity.\t: g== ! \u201cThe bolshevist, communist and ^ ! all opposed to orderly, democratic j\u2014j government, will find no comfort, j refuge or foothold in these activi-ties.The ideas of the ultra-mili- |jg tant, or the ultra-pacifist, are in- see consistent with the spirit which is we strive to awaken here.1 \u201cOur only fight is one for God, ifor country, for humanity; in which ^ ail forms of radicalism, material-, ism and anarchy should be fiercely =£ and promptly stamped out.bo m constantly uphold those sturdy ==; virtues of manhood and wo: an- 2E hood.We oppose insidious de- === struction of character\u2014the weak-ening of the moral fiber of the in-dividual and the destruction of the foundations of society.\tSb \u201cWe propose that \u201cPeace and ^ Good Will\u201d a true Brotherhood of; ^ Man, will be the beacon-light radi- ^ ating from this place, developing, i~ better friendship, clearer under- ^ standings among the nations of the ^ earth; and giving added hope, com-fert and contentment to -he weary SE traveler from afar\u2014enlightening\u2019 ||| the world, everlastingly expanding' and developing with a clearness ^ and a brightness that \"he who! * ; runs may read and understand.\u201d ; H§g; A symbol of \u201cPeace on Earth, good, œ will toward all mankind.\u201d The Modern Battle for a Big Turnover Merchandise in Demand Today m S 'mm THE BORDEN CD.LIMITED, 140 ST.PAUL STREET WEST, MONTREAL Pleato tend me, free, the two booklet» you offer mother» Nam*.Address .sz* nÜ! 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