Sherbrooke daily record, 28 août 1935, mercredi 28 août 1935

[" Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1935.Thirty-Ninth Year.FRANŒ NOT PREPARED TO DEMAND SANCTIONS IN AFRICAN TROUBLE Understood French Desire to Support Britain Will Not Go to Limit of Affronting Italy \u2014 Britain May Propose Moral Condemnation of Italy at League Session Rather Than Application of Sanctions\u2014General Strikes Loom in Europe if War Is Declared.T QUEBEC\u2019S CREDIT HIGH AMONG LONDON BANKERS Assistant Provincial Treasurer Claims \u201cLondon Market Is Strongly Confident of Sanity of Quebec\u2019s Administration.he French cabinet today met to define France\u2019s stand before the! crucial meeting of the League of Nations Council on Ethiopia next month, and, as expected, decided nothing definite.Premier Laval, who will head a strong delegation to Geneva, was given a free hand on the understanding that France will support Great Britain, yet cannot adopt such a rigid stand as would affront Italy.The French stand lent credence to Paris reports last night that Britain herself would propose moral condemnation of Italy, rather than call for sanctions, in event of Italian aggression.Laborites of both Britain and the continent, it was reported, are planning general strikes and labor boycotts against Italy to prevent a war in East Africa.Guglielmo Marconi, radio inventor, will direct the telegraph, telephone and wireless communications of the Italian armies in East Africa.The Italian Government announced all furloughs suspended in a move to marshal all its military strength in event of a crisis.Emperor Haile Selassie ordered a gas mask drill to acquaint the natives with the devices and continued passing out reserves of arms hidden in secret underground chambers and caches cut from the solid rock.ITALY CANCELS ANNUAL FURLOUGHS OF SOLDIERS Home, Aug.28.\u2014The Government, marshalling every resource, to meet a possible crisis in Ethiopia, today decided to cancel all furloughs to the.military personnel, it was disclosed by informed sources.The order, these sources related, will cancel the annual holiday of every member of the army, navy and aviation forces.Meanwhile five vessels are being reconditioned in Genoa to reinforce Italy\u2019s route to East Africa, it was reliably reported.These ships are reported to be among several of those recently purchased abroad to augment Italy\u2019s facilities for transporting the army to the Ethiopian battlefront.The ships have been renamed the Campagnia, Lombardia, Umbria, Lazio and the Lignira.The source from which they were obtained was not disclosed, but it is mderstood that when they are reconditioned they will be able to transport four-thousand men each.The Minister of Propaganda today officially denied reports published abroad that 12,000 Somali trops armed and trained by Italian colonial officers had deserted to Ethiopia with their arms.\u201cThe Government,\" said the spokesman, \u201cofficially denies thei-e is any foundation for this report, and likewise states it is untrue that the Italian legation in Addis Ababa has asked for the sequestration of these arms and their return to the Italian colonies.\u201d *\u2014 FRANCE WILL BACK GREAT 1 BRITAIN\t| Paris, Aug.28.\u2014France will back Great Britain in support of the League of Nations covenant in the Italo-Ethiopian crisis, but will oppose too rigid interpretation of its provisions as likely to be viewed by Italy as an act 0f hostility, the cabinet decided in its emergency session this afternoon.DAY OF NATIONAL CHURCH FOR DOMINION HELD NEAR Moderator of United Church, on Return from England, Believes Institution Will Come During His Lifetime.NATIVES TERROR STRUCK AT SIGHT OF GAS MASKS Addis Ababa, Aug.28.\u2014Emperor Haile Selassie today ordered a gas mask drill Friday to convince superstitious natives that these protective devices are not faces of devils.The mask rehearsal was decided upon after an American correspondent, trying out a gas mask in a hotel corridor, met a half dozen Ethiopians, who fled 'shrieking in terror.Afflicted with financial worries resulting from the heavy drop of the thaler amidst preparations for the impending hostilities, the Emperor arose today before dawn to consult his \u201cbrain trust,\u201d headed by Everett Andrew Colson from Maine, Colson is genearlly credited with having inspired the restrained policy of the Emperor in not provoking Italy during the mounting crisis and also in calming the fiery tribal chiefs who are clamoring for action.Colson came here, in ]9o0, primarily as financial adviser to the Government.His position has since been greatly broadened.He frequently works twenty hours daily, diivding his time between the palace, where he confers lengthily with the Emperor, and the dual offices of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Finance.INTEREST TODAY CENTRES ON ITALIAN CONFERENCE With the Italian Army, Bolzano, Italy, Aug.28.\u2014The military manoeuvres on this Austrian frontier drew to a close today to permit Premier Mussolini to preside over an extraordinary cabinet meeting this afternoon.Premier Mussolini's recent vehement statements that \u201csanctions mean war\u201d led to the feeling here that, if an attempt were made to adhere absolutely to the letter of the covenant, all hope of peaceable settlement would be lost.All groups are in agreement that the cabinet session, the first ever held outside of Rome during the thirteen years of the Fascist regime, will result in some decisive conclusions relative to the Italo-Ethiopian conflict though these may be kept secret.The cabinet members, many of whom have been actively participating in the manoeuvres, faced problems complicated .by the attitude of Great Britain, Political circles called attention to the fact, that a regular cabinet meeting hud already been scheduled for September 15 and mentioned that 11 Duce would Continued on Page 2, Quebec, Aug.28.\u2014Firm in the belief that he would see a national church in Canada during his lifetime, the Et.Rev.Richard Roberts, D.D., Moderator of the United Church of Canada, returned home yesterday from Europe.The former minister of the American Presbyterian Church, Montreal, was accompanied by Mrs.Roberts, Beyond stating his conviction on a national church, Dr.Roberts did not care to discuss the subject of church union, Like Principal Morgan, of McGill, however, he appear-! ed to be anxious about the Abyssian situation.Britishers were much concerned, he reported, because the threat to the peace of the world caused by the rift between Abyssinia and Italy raised the racial question in a very acute fora.\u201cI think that the League of Nations is a very great instrument, for the preservation of collective security,\u201d he remarked, \u201cand that is the most important thing just now.\u201d THREE INJURED IN MISHAP AT WESTSHEFFORD Claire Lamoureux, Ten Years Old, Suffered Injury to Head and Fractured Shoulder When Driver cf Car Took Ditch to Avoid Striking Cyclist.West Shefford, Aug.28.\u2014 A ten-year-old girl suffered a fractured shoulder and two older people were badly shaken up and bruised late yesterday, when the automobile in which they were travelling overturned in the ditch after the driver swerved to the side of the road to avoid striking a cyclist.Mr.and Mrs.John Campbell, their step-child, Claire Lamoureux, ten years old, and Mr.Campbell's brother were driving on the Granby-West Shefford road when the accident occurred.In front of the.Lawrence farm, Campbell closed up upon another of his brothers who was riding a bicycle and honked for the road.The brother recognized ine sound of the horn, and waved a hand, signalling John Campbell to pass.However, just as Campbell endeavored to pass, the cyclist lost his balance and fell in front of the car.To avoid striking him, Campbell gave a.strong jerk to the steering wheel and caused his car to swerve into the ditch where it overturned.Claire Lamoureux suffered a deep gash to the back.of the head and a fracture of the left, shoulder.Mr.and Mrs.Campbell were badly shaken up and bruised.Campbell and the girl were removed to Dr.Run-nells\u2019 Hospital, after first aid treatment had been rendered by Dr.Picard, of West Shefford.The condition of the young girl was reported ns satisfactory this morning.Campbell was allowed to return to his home last night.Quebec, August 28.\u2014\u201cThe London market is strongly confident of the sanity of Quebec\u2019s administration,\u201d A.P.B.Williams, Assistant Provincial Treasurer of Quebec, said here last evening on his return from an unrevealed mission to England.\u201cMoney is abnormally cheap in London for refunding operations,\u201d he added.\u201cThe lists for a £l'0,0Cd,-000 refunding loan for India were closed within five minutes and at a low per cent.An Australian offering was immediately over-subscribed.\u201d While Mr.Williams refused to discuss the reason for his trip to London, he remarked that Quebec\u2019s credit stands high and pointed out that the 3% per cent.1936 bonds, one of the few issues listed in the Old Country, are selling above 102.YOUTH\u2019S DEATH NEAR RICHMOND OFFERS RIDDLE Rene Brodeur, Twenty-Three Years Old, of Valcourt, Found Dead in Field Four Acres from Abandoned Automobile.Richmond, Aug.28.\u2014The Attorney-General of the Province of Quebec will decide whether an autopsy is to he performed upon the body of Rene Brodeur in an effort to clear up the mystery of the death of the twenty-three-year old resident of Valcourt, who was found dead in a field near his home yesterday.Brodeur was discovered about four acres from where his automobile was found.He had been missing since Friday night when he left his home in his motor car.Valcourt is a village situated between Richmond and Waterloo-.Following the discovery' of the dead youth\u2019s body' yesterday, Dr.P.Langlois, district coroner, held an inquest and the verdict which was returned read that: \u201cRene Brodeur was found dead in the woods with twelve dollars, Lis watch and ring.There were no marks of violence.He was found about four acres from his automobile.He had been dead about eighteen hours.Death was due to an undetermined cause.\u201d Brod-eur\u2019s automobile was found on Saturday morning parked on a lonely road leading from the main highway towards his home.The discovery was made by' a butcher who notified Philip Brodeur, father of the victim.In the car were found Brodeur\u2019s hat, coat and collar and some food which he had purchased.The gasoline tank was full and the keys of the car were found inside.A search was started immediately and yesterday Brodeur\u2019s body was found in a field.A doctor was called and pronounced the man dead, stating that he had been dead about eighteen hours.No cause of death was given.Farmers living near where the automobile was found told Brodeur\u2019s relatives that they had seen an automobile stop late on Friday night.They then saw the lights extinguished, but heard nothing else.They stated that they did not see any occupants leave the car.GERMAN AVIATOR EXECUTED AS A SPY.Berlin, Aug.28.\u2014The silk-hatted executioner of Pletzensee prison swung his axe for the third time this w\u2019eek when at dawn today he beheaded Lieut.Mueiler-Hcineeke of the aviation corps, convicted as a spy.The officer was one of many sent to the block on charges of betraying military secrets.The same headsman yesterday executed Frau Charlotte Juenemann, convicted of starving her three infant children, and Willy Gehrke, robber and killer.MESSAGE TRAVELLED LONG DISTANCE ON MERCY TRIP Conductor on Speeding Passenger Train Credited with Starting Chain that Travelled 220 Miles to Save Boys Two Miles Away.Sterling, 111., Aug.28.\u2014The conductor of a speeding passenger train was credited today with starting a chain of messages that travelled 220 miles to send a rescue squad two miles and save five youths whose sail boat capsized in Rock River.Elmer Jackson of Elmhurst, Chicago suburb, conductor on a Chicago and North Western passenger train, yesterday saw the accident two miles east of here, where the tracks skirt the river.He wrote a note and dropped it off at Nelson, III., three miles farther east.John Babin, railroad operator at Nelson, telephoned the message to the dispatcher at Chicago, 108 miles east.It was then relayed back to Sterling, where railroad employees telephoned the police and fire departments, which sent boats to the rescue.A strong wind made it impossible for the youths to work their way to shore.PEER SEEKING TRIAL BEFORE UPPER CHAMBER Baron de Clifford, Charged with Manslaughter, Expected to Answer Charge Before House of Lords.Kingston, England, Aug.28.\u2014 Edward Southwell Russell, Baron de Clifford, today was committed for trial on a charge of manslaughter arising from a motorcar accident.Indications were he might seek trial by his peers, the House of Lords.Baron de Clifford, scion of an historic family whose lineage goes back to the thirteenth century, is a racing motorist and a son-in-law of the late Mrs.Kate Meyrick, night-club queen.The charge arises from the death of Douglas Hopkins, killed in a collision between his car and that of Lord de Clifford.The accident did not occur in a race but on the open highway.In addition to manslaughter, he is charged with dangerous driving and driving without due care and attention.The twenty-six-year-old peer reserved defence, after pleading not guilty.When the judge ordered him tried at the central criminal court\u2014 the Old Bailey\u2014the prosecutor interjected, \u201cbefore the House of Lords, 1 think.\u201d Whether the trial proceeds before the House of Lords depends on whether the prosecution decides to proceed with the manslaughter count.If it does not, the minor counts would be heard before the Old Bailey.The last comparable House of Lords trial of a peer was in 1901, when the trial for bigamous marriage of the Earl of Russell to Mollie Cook in Nevada shocked Victorians.AUSTRO-GERMAN CONCILIATION APPEARS NEAR Italy\u2019s Imminent Preoccupation with Ethiopia Makes It Necessary for Austria to Find Aid from Some Other Neighbor.Vienna, Aug.28.\u2014'Conflicting reports of an Austro-German reconciliation and a new Fascist Heim-wehr regime with the restoration of Hapsburg monarch flitted through Vienna today.The reconciliation rumors at least had a solid basis, for an understanding was reached yesterday between Egon Berger-Waldenegg, Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Franz von Papen, German Minister to Austria, to the effect that the newspaper \u201chate campaign\u201d must cease on both sides of the Austro-German line.Observers noted that Italy\u2019s imminent pre-occupation with Ethiopia is likely to make it necessary for Austria to lean on some other neighbor.Peace with Germany is one way out.However, there are also predictions of a closer- co-operation with the Little Entente which is lately becoming more friendly with Prince von Starhemberg, Austrian Vice-Chancellor.The Von Starhemberg regime would welcome the Little Entente\u2014 Rumania, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia\u2014as an effective, bulwark against the Hapsburg restoration for the next few years.! NOTED DOCTOR TAKES DAY ! AWAY FROM HIS CHARGES Dr.A.R.Dafoe Reports Dionne Quintuplets, Entering Sixteenth Month of Life Today, Were Never in Better Health.Callander, Ont., Aug.28.\u2014 Dr.Allan Roy Dafoe watched the Dionne quintuplets enter their sixteenth month of life today and then hurried off to the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto where their parents, Oliva and Elzire Dionne- already are visiting.But there was no reason for the fifteen months 0ld youngsters to feel deserted on their \u201cbirthday.\u201d Several hundred persons crowded around their hospital-home to watch them go through their two daily appearances an-d there were two kind nurses to look after their wants in the hospital.Before he left Dr.Dafoe reported his tiny charges, born May 28th, 1934, never were in better health.WORK RELIEF BUDGET TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO IMPLEMENT \u201cNEW DEAL\u201d A BIG SUCCESS REGISTERED BY RICHMOND FAIR Record-Smashing Attendance at Second Day of Annual Exhibition of Richmond County Agricultural Society.ALBERTA HALTS REDEMPTION OF CERTIFICATES Government Takes Drastic Action Following Run by Investors After Victory of Social Credit Forces in General Elections, Calgary, Aug.28.\u2014 In the big auditorium of the Calgary Prophetic Bible Institute, built by William Aberhart before he turned to politics, sixty-three candidates of the Aberhart Social Credit party were to meet today to decide points of policy before taking over the Government of Alberta.It was expected Aberhart would become Premier on September 3, one of his successful candidates resigning a seat in his favor, On a wave of popularity, the Aberhart forces were swept to victory at the polls last week but they will take office amid disquieting financial reports.In Edmonton yesterday, Premier Reid announced payment of provincial savings certificates had been suspended temporarily because of an unusually heavy drain on liquid funds.While Reid and Aberhart joined in issuing reassuring statements, pointing to the temporary embarrassing financial position and predicting things would be running smoothly in a week or ten days.Mayor Davison of Calgary, served notice the city would be forced to default on its bonds unless the province or the Dominion came to its assistance.\t, One of the decisions to be made at the caucus today was whether the Social Credit party would merge with the Stevens Reconstruction party in the federal election on October 14.A though negotiations were opened between Aberhart and Stevens shortly after the provincial election, no definite decision was reached and it was left to the party caucus to decide whether joint or separate candidates would be placed in the field.It was taken for granted here that Aberhart would enter candidates in the Dominion election, either his own or jointly with the Reconstructionists but it was understood he would not enter Manitoba and Saskatchewan without being asked by organizations in those provinces.For ten or twelve years, Alberta has accepted savings in denominations of $100, the fund growing to $1.0,244,063 by June 30.Since that time and particularly in the last month, there have been steady withdrawals with the result the liquid position of the fund was disappearing rapidly.This led to the decision to suspend payments.Government officials.Premier Reid among them, would not disclose the extent of the withdrawals but it, was understood they aggregated about $1,800,000.The province invested about $2,000,000 of the funds in its own bonds which have fallen in price in recent months.NEWFOUNDLAND STORMS CAUSE FORTY DEATHS Rescue Vessels Today Busily Engaged Searching Derelicts Following Storm that Claimed a Dozen Ships.Richmond, Aug.28.\u2014 Richmond | County\u2019s Agricultural Society\u2019s an-jnual exhibition is going down on 'record as an unparalleled success.! record-smashing attendance being | registered yesterday in spite \t.y ,\t,\t,\t,\t, The Brooklyn Dodgers ended their I \"erght however at the mart-head .-wen-game losing streak bv turning j ®aPslzed the boat.The crew righted back the Cincinnati Reds bv ten to th®.craft and accepted a tow home Blue and Meagher staged a bat- Danviile, Aug.28.\u2014Members r, the St.Francis Golf Club brooke, emerged w victory over Danville\u2019s snotmaKers ir.a friendly inter-club competition played over the local course, fhlny-two players participated in the enjoyable event which was concluded with an appetizing supper served in the clubhouse.The visitors blanked their opposition in two matches, were vjetor- P\tr i- \u2022 i one \u2019n tnc second game of a twin Cowansville on tven rooting bill after dropping the curtain-rais with Knowlton at Brome-Missisquoi 1 by Ival Goodman and Lew Riggs ! had led the heavy Cincinnati at- __ -j-pg j tack on Van Mungo, ace of the I Broklyn mound staff in the first League Standing.Ton of -:r by a- count of seven to five.Wat-ç ^ ^ i son Clark hurled eight-hit ball to üOCCer win the second tilt after home runs Co wansvilie, August 28.olf Club, Shcr- Cowansville Pirates are on edge to-1 y.r.a -.aree-point ! day as they prepare to invade : Rain postponed the other three National League games and the in the ions in two other fourson\taes by\ttwo and one points, respect\tively,\tand halved a fifth contest.\tl )an\tville emerged ahead in three\tevent;]\t: by Knowlton this week-end for a sthed uled fixture which will decide, tern- j Boston-Cleyeiand fixture porarily at least, the leadership of j American League.the Brome-Missisquoi Soccer Lea- !\t- gue.A four to nothing victory over the West Brome Athletic Club placed the local Buccaneers an even terms with the Brome Lake summer resort\u2019s eleven and set the stage for the first \u201ccrucial\u201d fixture of the season.TWO EASTERN TOWNSHIPS JUNIORS ELIMINATED.The detailed result* of the match follow: Bar \u2022eland j.uo.yr.eux D.MacLean T.Sutherland.J.Powers Dave Dr.E- W.Cleveland H.E.McKenna G.Baker W.Daniels G.Ruel Totals N P.Dp J.M.Beau The local aggregation has played i two games to date and Goalie M.i Forster has yet to be beaten.He held the Farnham Glen Athletic Club scoreless while his team-mates were netting three goals and con-I tinued his brilliant netmiuding ' against West Brome to post a per-j feet record for one hundred and j eighty minutes of play.The Pirates outplayed their visit-\\ ors from West Brome during the I first half and only the fine defen-i sive work of the backs and Goai- | keeper Askew kept the home team;ftr from Quebec\u2018Cit ; from scoring more than once.Bak- fcored a 6-3, 6-4 triumph over r., er, short-legged outside r ight and ; Archambault earlier in the day.j one of the best bail carriers in the Johnny Hibbard, of Sherbrooke, 1 circuit, notched the first Cowans-: extended M.Langlois to three sets ; v::!e tally and Captain Brown was before admitting defeat.After credited with the second marker on j dropping the opening set at 6-4 Hib-i a penalty kick.\t, hard rallied to square the match by Play was confined in centre field ! taking the second tilt with the loss : during most of the second half as : of only one game.The deciding West Brome tried doggedly to avert j oattle went twelve games be for : a Montreal, August 28.\u2014 Eastern Townships hopes of capturing the 1935 Province of Quebec junior men\u2019s singles tennis championship today rested on the slim shouldeis of Harold Mooney, of Sherbrooke.Mooney advanced to the second round with a bye and was scheduled to play A.Gagnon today.The winner of this second-round match is slated to clash with J.Richer !af-er in the day.Yesterday\u2019s play witnessed the eliminiation of the other Eastern Towmships contenders.A.E.\u201cBuddy\u201d MacKay, of Sutton, reached the third round -where he suffered a 6-2, 6-1 defeat at the hands of ! Robert Pednault, a seeded perform- tle royal down the home stretch Blue winning with Meagher in second place and Ransom and Stebbins bringing up the rear.The standing in the inter-class to date is: Jabberwok, Cate, thirty-! seven points; Josephine.Stebbins, j thirty-five points; Loretta II, Gros-i venor, thirty-one points ; Loretta, j Blue, twenty-nine points: Moira, ! Bradley, twenty-seven points; Gar-' gar, Dick, twenty-one points: Ceti, | Ransom, nineteen points; Marion, | Stebbins, thirteen points, and Mis-j chief.Cole, eleven points.The final races in the junior skipper and inter-class schedules will be staged this week-end and will bring to a close one of the most successful sailing seasons experienced in North Hatley.LAMB CAPTURED CANADIAN OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP Montreal, August 28.\u2014 Willie Lamb, of the Lambton Golf Club, Toronto, is back at the top of the Canadian open ladder and for the fifth time since 1928 is the holder of the coveted championship\u2014successor to Jules Huot, of Quebec.Lamb\u2019s deadly consistent rounds of 74-71-71-72 brought him in ahead of Bobby Alston, of Chaudière, who started yesterday\u2019s play with a six-stroke lead over the field.The To-MacKay had j ronto shotmaker\u2019s 72-hole aggregate \u2018 was 288.while Alston finished with 293.LOCAL BOY SEEKING BERTH WITH MONTREAL WHEELERS Howard \u201cSwede\u201d Purdy, middle wing with the Sherbrooke Athletics for the past, few seasons, is a candidate for a berth on the Montreal ] Football Club line this year.Purdy, a shutout.The black and yellow-; Lang.o ?earned the right to ad-j third local rugby graduate who jerseyed visitors, however, found the I vance to the fourth round.\t| has tried to crash the \u201cBig Four\u201d in Too 13 ', 2 MISS ANNIE FINDLAY WON LADIES\u2019 CHAMPION EH ! P Miss Annie Findlay is the Class \u201cA\u2019\u2019 champion in the Ia< section df the Danville Golf C In the final round Miss Findlay feated Miss Edith Watson en the j T nineteenth hole to annex the title Cov______ ____ after a thrilling match.\tj M.Forster In a tombstone competition for Lob way Class \u201cB\u2019\u2019 players Mrs.A, E, Leet T.Forster was the winner,\tSutheruand local defence too hard to pierce.___________ Cowansville, regaining their stride | after playing a defensive game, ! Johnston salted the decision away with two IB.Forster points in the closing minutes.Brown ; Oleson registered his second counter and Moore \"Bithop\u201d Forster netted the fourth ' Centre Cowansville goal.\tj McCrum Brown, the Forster trio and Bak-1 Baker er - recent years, turned out.to practice with the Wheelers in Montreal last night.The husky ex-Sherbrooke Athlet- e.half E.Royea r.half McCutcheon, 1.outside Rogers jc was introduced to the Wheelers arred for the winner*, while j J.Lowday, of Cowansville, was in , newly-acquired fullback, ! charge of the game, in a creditable performance The Brome-Missisquoi Soccer j for We t Brome.\t! League standing to date is: 1.inside 1 athcart coach by a former Sherbrooke centre K.Scott team-mate, Ste.n Ferry, who has r.inside\tCooper j held down the inside wing assign- r.outside\tBuckle ment for the Montrealers for the past two years.Also seeking to make the grade with the Foranmen this fall is Cor- ine-ups West Brome j Cowansville .goal\tA skew (Knowlton I.fullback Matthews j Iron Hill .r.fullback We/den West Brome .1, half C.Royea Farnham Glen die Titcombe, square-shouldered P.W.L.F, A.P.Lennoxville stalwart who learned 2\t0\t7\t0\t1 his rugby at Bishop\u2019s University find 2\t0\t12\t1\t4 j played in a Sherbrooke uniform last 0\t0\t0\t0\t0! season.Titcombe is attached to the 0\t2\t1\t10\t0 St, Lambert High School teaching 0\t2\t0\t9\t0 staff this year.>0, Q.Go Motoring Costs When You Own an Oldsmobile mm* 48\u201c mà A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE 1 \u2022tj OLDSMOBILE OWNERS who formerly drove expensive automobiles are amazed at the economy of \u201cThe Car That Has Everything'' ! Others who have \u201cstepped up\" from small cars are delighted to find in Oldsmobile iillle increase over the low running costs to which Ihey are accustomed.But then, most people know Oldsmobile's reputation for thrift.Moreover, they realize that, later on.when ordinary cars require repairs and overhauling, Oldsmobile will be delivering Ihe same satisiying, Irouble-lree service.Why?Because General Motors has built Into It dependability and long life.Oldsmobile for 1935 gives you.among scores of desirable modern (eaiures : solid steel \"Turret Top\" Bodies by Fisher; Hydraulic Brakes; Knee-Action; Syncro-Mesh Transmission ; and No-Draft Ventilation.Why not test tor yourseli the worth ol each ot these advancements.We will be glad to demonstrate for you a Six or Straight Eight.We are eager to show you how surprisingly easy II is to become an Oldsmobile ownçr.PRICED FROM $ 1077 Webster Motors, Limited, Wellington Street South, Sherbrooke.Johnson\u2019s Motor Sales, Cowansville.\tBachanrl fc Dionne, Idee., Coaticook.Dyson A Armstrong.Richmond.Assoc.Dealers\u2014 William («.Stocks, Magog; G.W.Gill, Cookshire.(for tha 6 cyl.2-pan* Coup*) Dolivered in Sherbrooka.fully ©quippad.Govarnment P «oie t ration F et?only extra.Pricaa for 8 cyl.Models in Sherbrooke boçjin at $1415 HOC/Cgy ; Shouij c r Motor, \u2019**\u2022 r Uould , 'y BHoADr* c°nt>nu radl° enf < y°U Mefrr ^ de w talking nrtain»im?§^hcr dealer\tcf r Valu- * your n de^dT k T°onis-~f., ts ore m.n., i,cncral jy fi\u2019eferen,- tod^ h the ts nCehfourZ2dt^rd guid, ance.oio.'your SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1935.PAGE SEVEN éMierbcoofee Haflp j&ecorîi Prices For Classified Advertising : CASH RATE\u201410c for 10 words for one insertion; 1 cent for each additional word.CHARGE RATE\u2014Twenty-five cents for twelve words for one insertion.Two cents each additional word.ERRORS in advertisements will be rectified immediately on attention being called thereto.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS.Death and Funeral Notice, Card of Thanks, In Memoriam, without poetry, 75 cents an insertions.Poetry included in In Memoriam, two cents a word extra.Engagements, Weddings, Birth Notices, 50 cents.List of flowers included in obituary reports, two cents a Word.Twenty-five cents exrta when charge account is opened.Reader Notice in country locals, 15 cents per line, five words to a line ; Lennoxville and City Brieflets, 20 cents per line.BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advocates Record\u2019s Classified Ads.Female Help Wanted TITIDDLE doing Phone 3475.AGED WOMAN housework for CAPBLE OF elderly lady.For Sale TT OUSE KEEPER WANTED BY WIDOW-er on farm near Sherbrooke.Three children, fair wages.Apply by letter to 20 Lawford Avenue, Sherbrooke.Situation Wanted, Female PRACTICAL NURSE, TWO YEARS\u2019 HOS-pital experience, desires position.References.Box 54, Record, Yy I D O W DESIRES POSITION housekeeper, experienced Box Foster, Que.TJ^IGHT PIECE VERY OLD-FASHIONED living room set, first class condition, 161 Main Street, Lennoxville.r\\NE POTATO GRADER, NEW LAST J year.Reasonably priced.R.L.Gale, Waterville, Que.PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR-'** niture and furnishings at 22-24 King Street West, 2nd storey, Friday, 9 to 11 a.m., i to 3 and 4 to 6 p.m.Saturday, 9 to 11 a.m., 2 to 6 p.m.Dining room set, bedroom set, china cabinet, single bed, floor \u2014 i and table lamps, portieres, curtains, gas AS I stoves, chairs, tables, hall seat, dishes, 35.W 'ELLS & LYNCH, ADVOCATES, GRAN-ada Theatre Building.Y>UGG, MIGNAULT, HOLTHAM ANL Grundy, advocates, McManamy & Walsh Building, 70 Wellington St.N.Phone 1589.[ÜHN P.WOLFE, B.A.B.C.L., Q.C.R.Building, Wellington St.North.Situation Wanted, Male OOOKKEEPING SERVICES BY AN EX-perienced accountant offered on part time basis.Why not have your books properly balanced monthly and avoid taxation troubles, etc.?Telephone 620-W or write Box 29, Record.Agents Wanted TTAVE YOU A CAR?IF SO, YOU CAN cover a wide territory selling our guaranteed quality nursery products.We will teach, help and pay you weekly.Write Luke Brothers Nurseries, Montreal.kitchen utensils, etc.price for quick sale.Phone 1156-W or 1103, TT'ROEHLER CHESTERFIELD AND BED, Slumber King spring, Beautyrcst mattress.Prices reasonable.Phone 2622-W.For Sale or Exchange Fisk, A LBERT RIVARD, B.A., L.L.L., ADVO-cate, 70 Wellington St.N.Phone 218.To Let ASHTON R.TOBIN, ADVOCATE, Kosenbloom\u2019s Bldg., 66 Wellington St.North.Phone 623.P wing & McFadden, advocates.Room 520.at 132 St.James Street, Montreal, Tel.LAncaster 8738.J.Armitage Ewing, K.C.George S.McFadden, K.C.John V.Casgrain.Auctioneer O M.DEMERS, AUCTIONEER, DIS.ST.XAo Francis, Bedford, Sherbrooke.Ph.1005.Chartered Accountants IWO, THREE AND FIVE ROOM MOD- ern apartments, Centre Ward, ready for occupancy September 1st.Record, Box 52.DEMI-DETACHED HOUSE ON QUEBEC ^ Street.Six rooms and bath.Phone 28.THGHT ROOMS AT 19 GILLESPIE ST.Phone 383.DIX ROOM SELF-CONTAINED HOUSE.^ 99 Montreal Street, newly decorated, i hardwood floors, reasonable rent.Apply Kushner\u2019s Store./CHRYSLER SEDAN, 1928 MODEL, $90.^ Ford ton truck, 1927, will exchange for Ford closed car, same model.Wm.Waterville.Farms For Sale TyiG BARGAIN.NEW BRICK RESI-dence with magnificent view and lovely garden.Large barn, stable, henhouse, farm implements and ten acres land, city limits.Taxes only $29 per year.Room 210, Bank Commerce.For Sale or To Let W.M.S.BRANCH HELD MEETING AT WATERLOO Interesting Reports Presented and Fine Address Given at Regular Session of Waterloo Women\u2019s Missionary Society.Waterloo, August 26.-\u2014The regular meeting of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society was held at the home of High grade at low Mrs.W.Edgar Hills with the presi-neüur \u2014 \"\"¦> dent, Mrs.J.G.McKergcrw, in the chair, who opened the meeting by calling on Miss Greenlay to offer prayer.The secretary, Miss Hattie Manning, read the minutes of the previous meeting, which were approved.In the absence of Miss Lucia Graves, the corresponding secretary, names of members desiring the new study book on Africa were taken by Mrs.George Wilkinson as well as Cameron and Miss Lola Marshall, of St.John, N.B., and Mr.W.H.Baglow', of Montreal, spent a weekend as guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.Keith Alien and Miss Jean Allen Foster Square.I Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.; A.Norris and family were Mr.and Mrs.F.Copping and children, Pearl ! and Carl, of Boscobel, Mr.and Mrs.; Henry Hawkins, Mrs.Frank and the I Misses Frank, of Kingsbury, and Mr.Fred Lambert, of Bury, Mass.FREUGHSBURG GENERAL NOTES AND PERSONALS COWANSVILLE Rev.A.E.Grisbrooke, who is spending some time at the former home of Mrs.Grisbrooke, nee Alberta Hull, is pastor of the First Congregational Church, Paehang, Conn., which recently celebrated its tercentenary.Rev.Mr.Lovelace, of Montreal, supplied the pulpit of the United Church very acceptably on Sunday last.The preacher based his remarks on the 23th verse of the 73rd Psalm, \u201cIt is good for us to draw near to God.\u201d He mentioned several avenues of approach to God, namely, creation, conscience, the church and Christ, the latter including all the annual'reports for the Septem-j^.p^!!\tperf,ect inLc,r' her meeting, Miss Greenlay reported\u201d ,Gjd chaiactei.The that fourteen calls had been made IP eaeher pomted out how mcreasmg-on shut-ins and new-comers to the! y,necessaly.lt'v,as ^01 us 111 P113 se' parish.The devotional leaflet \u201cUn- ÎP,\tto d?\"aw neal' ,It7° God derstanding Friends\u201d was given byrhï?ag'hr,Je®as^'vho.'s \u201cP16 ^ay-Mrs.Hills.The meeting was closedL ^ls\u2019 F McConnick, who spent a with the benediction by Mrs.Wil- tew \"ee\u2018\tWardt with two car garage.Phone Edwards, 135.FN MELBOURNE, QUE., SELF-CONTAIN-ed house, six rooms ; also bathroom, furnace, etc., in good condition.For particulars apply Miss H.Blanche Gouin, Richmond, Que.Veterinary Surgeon s HERBROOKE VETERINARY HOSPITAL Dr.L.A.Gendreau, 14 Front.Ph.2107.Architect A A NEW\u2019 HOUSE WITH TWO TENS-ments near factory, centre, easy conditions.R.Bessette, Cownasville, Que.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Channel and daughter, Jennie, of East Bolton were nell\u2019s sister, Miss Hattie Manning.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Grady, of Richmond, were calling recently at the home of Mr.and Mrs.L.Keith Allen.Mr.and Mrs.Homily Graves attended the Clements-Graves wedding in St.George\u2019s Church, Granby.Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Buckland and e as the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.c.Brown, returned to her home in Kingston, Ont., on Saturday last.recent guests of Mrs Chan\t.P1\u2018sc'^a Hay, of Brockton, LT K s t.01,.ir,s; unan Mass., is a guest of Mrs.F.Jones.Mrs.F.Van-Cor, of Fitchburg, Mass., who has been a guest of her sister, Mrs.E.A.Turner, has returned home.Miss Gertrude Boucher entertained at a \u201ctrousseau\u201d tea at her home here.Mr.and Mrs.Barrette, of Detroit, Boarders Wanted T>ED-SITTING ROOM, SUITABLE FOR business girl.Board optional.Phone 2397-M.T>EAUTIFUL HOME, FINEST LOCA-tion, North Ward.Single or double, furnished or unfurnished.Box 50, Record.Summsr Cottages To Let COTTAGE AT LITTLE LAKE FOR ^ month of September.Phone 1354-J.Miscellaneous -rTAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED.LOW prices guaranteed by J.D.Tremblay, 138 King Street West.Phone 1910.Cars For Sale 1\tCHEVR0L:ET SPORT road- and Miss Metcalfe, of Wmrn-jon Saturday to visit Mr.George here from Granby motored to St.A,e^> ^\u2019eie_'v®|h-end guests of Mr.Reynolds who is seriously ill in the NORTH HATLEY The many friends of Mrs.Ashley Reed will be pleased to know she is gaining after her recent illness and is a guest of her sister, Mrs, C.E.McKee, Sherbrooke.EAST CLIFTON TENDERS WANTED Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned and endorsed \u201cTenders for old Customs House at Com in* Mills, Quebec,,** will be rece;ved until twelve o\u2019clock daylight saving time, Saturday, the 7th day of September, 1935, for the purchase of the old Customs property on the west side of the highway at Com ins Mills, Quebec, consisting of part of Lot No.6B in the First Range of the Township of Hereford, together with the old Customs building now located thereon.Further particulars may be obtained from the Collector of National Revenue at Sherbrooke, Quebec.Dated this twenty-second day of August, 1935, at Ottawa, Ontario.H.D.SCULLY, Commissioner of Customs.For Repairs On WASHERS RADIOS REFRIGERATORS 1RONERS TOASTERS VACUUM CLEANERS Phone 645 ROSS-BIRON ELECTRIC, LTD.Frontenac St., Sherbrooke.\u201c Mrs.Agnes Thompson has been visiting relatives and friends at Leeds, The Misses Kathleen and Verlie Waldron are guests of relatives at Newport, Vt.Miss Dorothy Hyatt, of Hyatt\u2019s Mills, has been visiting relatives in town recently.Mr.and Mrs.Howard Waldron and children, of Kirkland, Ont., are guests of relatives in town for a few\u2019 days.Rev.and Mrs.E.M.Wilson and family, of Waterloo, were calling on friends in town recently.Misses Myrtie and Lottie Waldron have returned home from Scots-town, where they were guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Simpson.Miss Eleanor Reed, of Lennoxville, Miss Grace Cummings, of Ul-verton, and Mrs.Charles Montgomery, of Randboro, were calling on relatives and friends in town recently.Mr.and Mrs.G.Corbett and family, of Montreal, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Barber.Mr.and Mrs.James Towers and daughter,\tLena\tMae,\twere\tSunday guests of\tMr.\tand\tMrs.\tErnest Dempsey, Sawyerville.Mrs.Alden Ellis and son, Ralph, pf Montreal, were recent guests of relatives and friends here, _ Miss M, E.Findlay, of Lennoxville, was a recent guest of Miss Eldine Waldron.Mr.and\tMrs.\tJohn\tWaldron, Mr.and Mrs.\tGuy\tWaldron,\tMessrs.Claude Waldron and Herbert Rowell attended Ayer\u2019s Cliff Fair on Friday.Messrs.W.E.Bellam and Roy Waldron were in Coaticook recently.Mrs.J.Ross and daughter, Violet, of Leeds, were recent guests of Mr.William Gullans.Mr.and Mrs.Albert McConnell, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Barber and Mr.Philip McConnell were guests of Miss Louise Elliott at Camp \u201cLaff-a-Little,\u201d Mirror Lake.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Carson and Miss Enid Carson, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Frank McConnell.The Busy Bees met at, the home of Mr.John Bain on Thursday with sixteen members and several visitors being present.The afternoon was spent in sewing, after which a lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs.John Bain, assisted by her daughters, Hazel and Shirley.\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.Frank McConnell and their guests wore in Sherbrooke reeenely.Misses M.E.and Lois Findlay, of Albans, and visited Mr.and Mrs.j and Mrs-.E' Mc^1'urn-James Sutherland\tMr.and Mrs.F.Johnson motored Miss Pearl Jones has been in ; to St Hyacinthe on Saturday.Montreal for several days, caring ,\tl00n,?a eTand, aft^,nooa1 tea''V5 for her mother, Mrs.W.D.Lynn, d T, tEe United Church parlor who has been ill\t\\on Friday unaer the auspices of Mrs.Alfred Poirier and son, Ray-Tle.Women\u2019s Christian Temperance mond, of Warren, R.I., have been]\t.spending a week here with MrsJ,,/11'- and Mrs- George Comne, of Poirier\u2019s niece, Mrs.George Y'oung, : , estniount, are spending a few and Mr.Young.\tjdays at their former home here.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Martin and! Mrs.Albert Hall, of Worcester, Miss Lena Martin, of Amherst,'Mass., is a guest of her sister, Mrs.Mass., were calling on Mrs.John Trank Bowles, and father, Mr.John Thomas while here attending Shef-;Eoster- ford Fair.\tj Mr.Bonnette is confined to his Mrs.George Young is spending a !\u2019oom.suffering from the results of few days in Montreal with her;a fall.mother, Mrs.W.D.Lynn, and sister,! Mr.and Mrs.El win Johnson were Miss Paul Jones, and Mr.Lynn.j recent guests of the latter\u2019s sister, | * Mr.J.E.Thomas, manager of the Mrs.Lake, in (Tareneeville.Canadian Bank of Commerce,! Mrs.A- McAllister spent the past Windsor Mills, Miss Thompson andithree weeks in Montreal.Miss Katherine Thompson, who are* Miss Nina Ingalls is a guest of spending a couple of weeks at Libby |her brother, Mr.Roy Ingalls, and Lake, were calling on friends in ! family, Plattsbnrg, N.Y.town on Thursday.Mr, G.G.Bresee was in Montreal one day last week.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Slack attended the Ayer\u2019s Cliff Fair on Thursday, where Mr.Slack was a judge of flowers.Among those who recently entertained in honor of Miss Annie McKenna and Messrs, Kenneth and Harry McKenna, of Brooklyn, who are visiting in Waterloo, were Mr.and Mrs.Edward Goodwill, Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Paterson and Mrs.S.J.Irwin.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Rowan, of Great Neck, Long Island, were recent week-end guests at the home of Mrs.Rowan\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Percy Boright, and family.Mr.and Mrs.C The veranda on Mr.Dubois\u2019 house, Albert street, has been removed as it interfered with the laying of the new sidewalk.DUNHAM Of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Buchanan, Hartford, Conn., are guests of Mr, and Mrs.Arthur Selby at Selby Lake.Mrs.I.Worden accompanied them from Hartford and is the guest of Mrs.E.A.Buchanan.Mrs.Joseph Selby and Miss Maude Selby were guests for the day of Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Selby on Friday, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Harvey and B.McLaughlin j Mr.Macdonald have moved into and son, of West Bolton, and Mr.Mrs.S.J.Small\u2019s house.and Mrs.Carl Martin and Miss j Mr.Gordon McElroy, son of Mr.Lena Martin, of Amherst, Mass., jand Mrs.W.S.McElroy, left on were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Tuesday for Quebec and from there tr V c\tj ¦1-t\u2014\tby boat to Labrador, where he has been engaged by the school board.Mr.McElroy will not return here until the end of the scholastic year.Over three hundred members and friends of the Pomological Society of Quebec motored to Selby Lake on Wednesday and were guests at the inn for lunch.Mr.Godbout, Minister of Agriculture, was one of the guests.Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth MUtimore and little daughters were in roster recently.Canon and Mrs.H.Coffin left c-n Friday for a short holiday.Mr.Coffin was in Shawville on Sunday where he was rector for a time.Mr.C.Howard Baker and Mrs.H.E.Spinney and daughter, Valeria.Mrs.M.E.Wells, Mr.Roy Wells, Mrs.Cora Laraway and Master Kenneth Laraway, of Sweetsburg, were guests of Mr.W.P.Smith and Miss Lizzie Smith, \u2018Tine Arbor.\u201d Mrs.J.E.Thompson, of Windsor Mills, was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Slack and family on Thursday.Mayor C.A.Norris and Mrs.Norris attended the Pomological Society meeting in Frelighsburg on Wednesday.Mr.and Mrs.R.Fred Shaw were calling on Mrs.A.W.Westover and Mrs.Kirkpatrick, Sutton Junction on Tuesday, Mr.and Mrs.Gordon McIIarg, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.Keith Allen and Miss Jean Allen while here to attend Shefford Fair.Mr.A.C.Ross, of Montreal, spent a week-end as a guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Smith.Mr.and Mrs.Cleorge A.Norris and sons, Lloyd and Dick, of Richmond, spent a week-end as guests of Mayor and Mrs.C.A.Norris and family.St.Francis Hospital.About seventy autos carrying members of the Pomological Society of Quebec held their annual Field Day uoon the grounds of Mr.P.Roy, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Mr.Delongchamps, of Abbott's Corner.After partial survey of the vast- orchards set out within the past three years by members of their Society here, the party adjourned to Selby Lake Inn where a plate luncheon was served to about three hundred who were present.Mr.Warren Howe, of Hartford, Conn., is spending his holidays with his grandfather, Mr.Henry Thompson, Mrs.E.H.Spencer accompanied Mrs.Volney Ingalls' to- Montreal last Thursday and upon her return attended the shower given for Miss Sheilia Rollitt in Cowansville by Mrs.F.Bowles and Mrs.R.Dean.Mrs.Henry Page and son, of I West Sutton, were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs, Ja nos Stapenhill.Mr.and Mrs.George Barber, Mr.Howard Baker and daughter, Muriel, of Brewster, N.Y., were su set 8 on Thursday evening of Mr.and Mrs.T.J.Bell.Those representative of the Mis-sisquoi and Rouville Fire Insurance Company who attended the one hundredth anniversary luncheon of the Stanstead and Sherbrooke Fire Insurance Company held in East Hatley were Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Remick, Mr.and Mrs, E.H.Spencer, Mr.and Mrs.H.Hopkins, Mr.and Mrs.E.M.Shepard, Miss Hayes, and Miss Perras.Mr.Elden Spencer spent a week- ] end in Philipsourg with his grandparents, ,Mr.and Mrs.H.Johnson.Mr.and Mrs.F.Ingalls, of Dun-boro, were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr, and Mrs.J.T.West-over.Mr.and Mrs.Grant Borden have returned from a few days\u2019 visit with Mr.and Mrs.C.Soules at West Brome.Mr.and Mrs.Douglas Tait and family, of Montreal, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.I.Ingalls.Mrs.Tait and children remained for a week with Mr.and Mrs.Milton Tait.Miss B.H.Reynolds, of Ottawa, is a guest of Miss Mabel Westover.Miss Annie Murray has returned from a holiday in Montreal, where she was a guest of her sister, Mrs.Campbell.Mrs.S.Demers is spending some time in Bedford with her son, Mr! and Mrs.C.Demers, and family.Mr.Reginald Hutchins, of Gran- The Abercorn W.I.held their annual tea and sale on Joseph Foley\u2019s lawn last Saturday night, which proved a grant success.Mr, and Mrs.Murray England and their two daughters, of London, Ont., are spending a few days with Mrs.England\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.M.Willey.Mrs.Florence Savage, Mrs.Gladys MacDonald and daughter, Jean, of Montreal and Mrs.Henry Cutter, of Boston, are visiting Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Willey.Miss Josephine Foley, of Montreal, is visiting her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Foley.Mrs.Fred Jenne, of Newport, and Mr.Arthur Thomas, of New York, were guests at the Fyles home last week.Mrs.and Miss Bashaw, of Boston,, were visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs.J.R.St.Francis.Mrs.St.Francis and son, Eric, with Mils Bashaw motored to Megantic during the latter\u2019s visit.Mr.Alby Morse has been ordered to a Montreal hospital for observation.Miss Mary Righton is visiting Mrs.George Beaks in Burlington, Vermont.An old time resident of this village, Julien Grandjean, now living in France has come back to Canada Mr.Hugh Farquhar, of Windsor Mills, was a guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.R.M.Jones.Messrs.Peter Vernon and David Low motored to Ottawa and spent a week-end.Mr.and Mrs.Philip Flanders and children, Kenneth and Rodger, motored to Rutland, Vt., to spend a week-end.Mrs.L.Fitch and Mrs.Louis Roy, of Montreal, and the Misses Edith and Nellie Roy, of Sabrevois, were in Bedford to settle the estate of their aunt, the late Mrs.F.0.Roy.Sidney and Cameron McCaw are the guests of Mrs.Dudley Carleton at Selby Lake.Mrs.W.A.Sheltus entertained at bridge when contract was played at three tables, the prize for the highest score going to Mrs.Fred Lar-mouth, while Mrs.D.H.Connor received the consolation prize.Among the guests present were Mrs.L.Reid and Mrs.Fred Larmouth, of Montreal.Mrs.Rufus England, of Ottawa, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.C.Saunders.Mrs.Fred Larmouth, who had been a guest at the same home, has returned to Montreal.Mrs.E.F.Currie and Mr.Bruce Currie were in Montreal on Saturday.Miss Ileen Ewing, of Montreal, was a recent guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.F.E.Ewing.Miss Lillian Sawyer, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.L.Martin, and Mr.Martin, in Montreal, has returned to Bedford.Mrs.L.Kerr, and daughter, Miss Helen Kerr, of Buffalo, N.Y., are the guests of the former\u2019s parents, Mrs.J.W.Cockerline, and Mr.Cockerline, and also of Mrs.Kerr\u2019* sister, Mrs.M.E.Horton.Mr.F.R.Currie, of Toronto, wa* the recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.E.F.Currie.Mr.Gordon Jones and Miss Hattia Jones were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Caron, town of Mount Royal.Recent guests of Miss Jessi# Blackwood include Mr.and Mrs.Garity and children and Mrs.Hawing, all of Verdun.Baker, Mr.Gerald Baker Mrs.Bak- , ivT\u2019\t* nurenms, oi uran- er and little daughter^ Beverly Sue 1 ^.\u2019s ISp Ypj hlS grandmother, Baker, of Cherokee, Okla., arrived on Thursday and are guests of Mrs.Charles Baker and family.Mr.Gerald Baker is the eldest son of Mr.Edward F.Baker and with his little daughter makes four generations having a birthday together, Mrs.Charles, Edward Baker, Gerald and Miss Beverly Sue Baker Miss Aldrich, of Derby Line, has ! Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.A.McNey, of Sherbrooke, were in town last week and were accompanied by Mrs.J.Downing who will visit relatives in Cowansville.Dr.Macey, Mrs.Macey and young son are spending a week in j camp at Lake Carmi, Vt., other 1 guests are Mr.and Mrs.McNey, of Mr.Evelyn Thomas, of Ottawa, |j,een vjgjting her sister, Mrs.j.L.a cr K «î n\tft n rr fa v\tHive QC n I Lennoxville, are Gladys Reed, has been spending a few days as a!r:,,\t( guest of his mother, Mrs.John Thomas.Mr.and Mrs.C.C.MacLachlan, of Sherbrooke, spent a week-end as guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Smith while here attending the Shefford Fair.Miss Jean Allen spent Tuesday m Montreal.Miss Wilena Allen, Mr.G.W.guests of Miss Cameron and Mr.Frank Richard- Mrs.G.Holden has returned from a visit in Montreal.Mr.and Miss Helen McElroy accompanied Mrs.George Holden accompanied by her sister, Mrs.Herbert McElroy, motored to St.Albans, Vt., recently.Mr.Oscar Favreau, of Toronto, is spending his holidays with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.Joseph Favreau, Sr.Any and all kinds ot business\u2014a her home and were guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.R.Whitcomb, EASTMAN son, of Ottawa, Ont., and Miss Nora cent a word.Record Want Columns.Mr.and Mrs.S.Hallam, of Magog, were visiting relatives over the week-end.The ice cream social held in con- BROME COUNTY FAIR BROME, QUE.SEPT» 2nd, 3rd, 4th Everyone goes to Brome Fair, the meeting place of township folks and one of the beat county fairs in Quebec.WONDERFUL EXHIBITS OF HORSES.CATTLE, SWINE, POULTRY, FARM PRODUCTS, FRUITS, FLOWERS, VEGETABLES.LADIES\u2019 FANCY AND DOMESTIC WORK.INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITS.! aiRST.r.\u2022-\u2022\u2022)] P ^\tHORSE RACES WALLACE BROS.MIDWAY FREE ACTS Sherbrooke Regiment Band under R.Havard, Bandmaster, will furnish music for the three days of the Fair, Livestock Parade Tuesday and Wednesday, at 1 p.m.A.C.CARTER, President.E.CALDWELL, Secretary.- PAGE EIGHT SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1935.NAZI DEFENCE AT INSTITUTE PROVES SHOCK German Woman Delivers Impassioned Defence of Hitler Regime at Institute of Social Relations Meeting.\"Williamstown, Mass., August 28.\u2014A deience of Nazi Germany, spoken quietly by a woman in the midst of a meeting devoted to the \u201cerrors\u201d of Nazism, startled the Institute of Human Relations.More than five hundred members of the institute, meeting at Williams College under the auspices of the National Conferences of Jews and Christians to learn how to ' u-prove inter-group relations in ! ie United States, had just heard an editor, a rabibi and a Protestant minister discuss the ramifications of the Hitler regime.A tall, strongly-built woman rose from the audience and asked Newton D.Baker, Secretary of War under President Wilson and chairman of the meeting, permission to speak.Baker granted her five minutes, the same as any other speaker from the floor.She said she was Frau Schirmacher-Oneken of Berne.Switzerland, widow of a German and mother of a young Nazi.\u201cThe truth of the matter is Germans prefer inside slavery from a Government that is willing to rescue them from outside slavery of the entente.The latter was not more | bearable,\u201d Frau ScMrmacher- Onc-S ken said.\u201cAmerica passed 160 years ago; and seventy years ago the same ex- j perience.American people revolted | against the suppression of England j in 1776 and made order in their; inner affairs in 1865.Just the same | thing now happen, in Germany.\u201d ^ j Whispered exclamations of disagreement interrupted the quiet, interest of her audience, however, when she asserted that Jews ^could | blame some of the anti-Je wish dis-j crimination in Germany on them- i selves because Jews \u201cwere not in| their own homes in Germany,\u201d and in pre-Hitler days \u201cdidn\u2019t hold, themselves in the background.\u201d ! She criticized Protestants and! Catholics, too.\ti \u2018T lived thirty years in Germany,\u201d! she said.\u201cI know that most of the Protestant ministers preached there a bourgeois Christianity, imagining themselves to be men of property in the religious sphere and helping nobody to accept the salvation of Jesus Christ, having never experienced salvation themselves.And Catholics! used their power upon Catholic German souls to make politics and toi use in selfish aims the Catholic j Centre Party.\u201d MILLION-DOLLAR ESTATE HEIRESS HAS BEEN FOUND Maora Thompson Had Been Missing Since Slaying of Her Father, Scion of Wealthy Cleveland, Ohio, Manufacturing Family._______ Chicago, August 28.\u2014The grand- \u2022 parents of Maora Thompson, nine-: year-old heiress to the million-dollar j estate of her father, announced ! they had located her at Jemez i Springs, near Albuquerque, N.M.| Maora\u2019s grandparents and only: living relatives earlier reported her | missing after the slaying Saturday J of her father, Edwin de Grootj Thompson, scion of a wealthy Cleveland, 0,, manufacturing fam-j ily, in Albuquerque.They found her in the care of Jack Cleary, a rancher neighbor of; Thompson.YOUNG CANADIANS CHOSEN FOR AIR FORCE TRAINING Canada\u2019s Future Airmen Are Excellent Cross-Section cf Healthy, Vigorous and Intelligent Youth, Ottawa, August 23.\u2014Early next! fnontn be\ttween sevent;\t« and eigcty young Ca\tnadians vti.i ï\t>e taken into the Roy;\ti\\ Canadian\tAir Force.From a \u201c\twaiting list\u201d\tof nearly 6,- Û00 you::\tiful flying en\tithusiaste the Defence\tDepartment\thas selected this num\ther to begin\ttheir three years\u2019 co\turse.\t The ed\tucat.tna: requirements for\t enlistment in force are high and it was learned here that the future j airmen are an excellent cross-section j of healthy, vigorous and intelligent! Canadian youth.The training is I largely occupied with mathematics: and mechanics.After three years! Air Force men emerge well qualified .to enter civil professions requiring! knowledge of these sciences, said j one officer.SHOP AT Store-Wide Event RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS Mi i.9 i Starts iree DENIES WIFE\u2019S MURDER.\\ Worcester, Ma-., August 28.\u2014 Newell P.Sherman pleaded not! guilty to a charge of murdering his I wife, A.ice D.Sherman, when ar-j raigned in Superior Court here.Trial was set for September 23.Judge Winfred H.Whiting set i the date for the trial when Sherman, former scoutmaster and choir singer of Sutton, was arraigned before him on a charge of murder in the first degree.Sherman is alleged to have drowned his wife! in Lake Singletary by overturning his canoe the night of July 20.TRAGEDY MARKED BEGINNING OF SCHOOL YEAR.London, August 28.\u2014Three chil-J dren were killed and eight or nine injured in the collapse of a ' brick wall in their school play- ! ground on the first day of school : after the summer vacation.A hole had been made in the wall ! to allow passage of trucks used in recon'\u2022traction work on a school building.A truck passing through the aperture etruck and toppled the walk To add to along list of outstanding Value-Giving Events comes our celebration of the Second Anniversary in our Enlarged Store.This celebration takes the form of a Store-Wide Sale, offering values that express our appreciation of your good-will and patronage.Every item advertised carries a message of Thrift to Bargain-Wise Shoppers\u2014and is an invitation to you to Shop at Zellers on Thursday, Friday and Saturdayl /güfej* .\t¦ ' WJÆ/â j n i^j School Days Are Here Again Î ANNIVERSARY SALE Feature» School Things at Very Moderate Prices.CHILDREN\u2019S PULLOVERS Cotton and wool mixture.Round and V-neck.Red, blue and beige.Sizes to 8 years.Attractive value, 59c KURL CLOTH COATS New! New! New! Reefer-style coats of a fabric that looks expensive and costs mighty little.Be your young daughter six, nine or fourteen, she will be greatly pleased with a Kurl Cloth Coat.Price range, $5.S7, $7.97, $8.97 BOYS\u2019 BLOUSES AND SHIRTS Excellent quality broadcloth blouses and shirts as carefully tailored as men\u2019s shirts.Cut full size.Colors; white, blue and patterns.For ages 11 to 14.Two groups, 59c and 79c KNEE PANTS Ilf?1 Important Millinery Fashions Priced for the Smart arid Thrifty! Mew :-;v *st Received: Fall Felts Brand new styles, featuring Berets, Halo types and the new Forward Brims.Becoming modes that will give your wardrobe new life! Select your Fall Hat from these new arrivals, specially low-priced for Anniversary Sale .LADIES\u2019 SHOES Special! Clearing Odds and Ends.Values to ?2.98, Ç I £| BLOOiVSERS Blue cheviot and part wool tweeds in grey, brown.Golfers\u2019 style.With belt loops and knee-band.Fully lined.Splendid value $ 1.28 For boys to 10 years old.Blue cheviot.Also grey and brown tweeds.Sturdy-enough to withstand much hard wear.Splendid value at 79c SCHOOL BAGS Ever so many good-looking, roomy school-bags.Some made of Covert Cloth; others of leatherette.Various inexpensive groups at prices from 25c to 89c BOYS\u2019 GOLF HOSE Size: 7 to 10 Heather mixture golf hose with fancy cuffs.The kind of hose the young lad prefers for school and sports wear.Special during Anni- 1 7 p versary Sale.Pair.* \u2022 G CHILDREN\u2019S HOSE Sizes 6 to 9 One by one rib.Fawn, black.Good-wearing full-length stockings that are right for year-round wear.Special during Anniversary i A n Sale, pair.« T'C DRESSES A complete range of the latest Fall shades, in plain and printed crepes.Smart styles for women and misses.Sizes 14 to 20.NEW FALL SHADES APRONS Women\u2019s Sizes, Special B\u2019Cloth Sîip4 White Broadcloth Slips, excellent quality and well-made.Special Popular styles and shades, in \u201cTravel Tweeds\u201d, sizes 18-19-14-20\u201438-44.You will appreciate the value of these at Tubfast Home Frocks Smart Prints, in attractive styles.Trimmed with white.Tubfast.Special! Special! SATIN SLIPS Superior Quality Dainty Slips of excellent quaiity Satin that belies the low price! Bias cut to fit without a wrinkle.Adjustable shoulder straps, for short or tall.Lace-trimmed at yoke and hem.White, Flesh.Sizes 32 to Cp 1 /I /I 44.Special -\t.# I TUB SILK SLIPS Complete Size Range Correctly styled Slips, bias cut and lace trimmed, with adjustable shoulder straps.White, Tea Rose, Flesh.White, Tea, Rose,\t~fQn Special.i 3b Rayon Bloomers Variety of Styles Lace-trimmed and tailored styles in a grand assortment of pastel shades.Subs, of a high-priced line, but the flaws are barely perceptible.Unusual value at our\t0 ^ n Anniversary Sale Price**3b or 2 pairs for s| CHIFFON HOSE Outstanding Anniversary Specials Chiffon \u2014 and Semi Service weight too! Beautiful stockings of fine even texture.Woven to fit nicely.And the wide choice of New Fall Shades makes our Sale Price doubly appealing! COTTON HOSE The kind of Stockings many women prefer for Sports and Home wear.Smart colours.Featured during Anni- -S Æ « versary Sale at, only, per pair \u2022 CELANESE HOSE Dull Finish First Quality Hose, smart and durable.Popular shades.Featured during Anniversary Sale at the surprisingly low price of, pair. CL DUFFLE BAGS So handy for shopping! Rubberized.With Zipper top.During