Sherbrooke daily record, 6 septembre 1941, samedi 6 septembre 1941

[" V §itprbrnnk£ iailu Iffnrîi THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS WEATHER Cooler with showers.TEMPERATURES Yesterday: Maximum, 77 ; minimum, 60.Same day last year; Max., 69; min., 48.Established 1897, SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1941.Forty-Fifth Year.MASSED GERMAN ATTACKS FAIL TO BREAK REDS Nazis Suffering Huge Casualties In Twin Attacks Official Russian Communique Declares that Iron Defences of Odessa Are Repulsing All German Efforts to Take City While Defenders of Leningrad Report that Nazis Have Been Thrown Back.CLAIMS ITALY IN CONDITION FOR INVASION King Peter of Yugoslavia Is Convinced that British Invasion of Junior Axis Partner Would Succeed.Attack On U.S.Destroyer Likely To Produce Sharp Expansion Of North Atlantic Patrol Strength Moscow, Sept.6.\u2014©\u2014The Red army\u2019s defence ring around besieged Odessa was said today to have withstood heavy assault, while at the opposite flank of the Russian-German battlefront the militia-reinforced Red troops battled grimly to hold Leningrad.Along the entire battlefront between the two fiercely-guarded citadels fighting raged on without let-up, the Soviet mid-day communique said, as the war neared the end of its eleventh week.The communique declared Red Army defenders of the big Black Sea port at the Southern end of the battleline had been joined by Russian sailors, and military reports from the port said citizen soldiers, too, were taking\u2019part in the defence.Without specifying on what front, the war report said units of the Fifteenth German Division had been beaten back with 700 killed and 200 captured.Russian forces were said to have seized eighteen cannon, eight howitzers, six tanks, an armored car and quantities of light arms and ammunition.Meanwhile sabre-swinging Cossack cavalrymen were reported raiding deep behind' Nazi lines.The Soviet Bureau of Information said that the Cossacks, striking in force and sometimes remaining behind Nazi lines for days, were hacking down enemy infantry reinforcements, cutting communications, burning supplies and raiding enemy headquarters.Dispatches from the far-stretched battlefront depicted the civilian-reinforced stand at hard-pressed Leningrad, long-attached Kiev and pocketed Odessa as writing a new chapter in the history of war.At Leningrad Red Army counterattacks were said to have thrust back the Germans and retaken four towns at approaches to the city.A military report from Odessa said Soviet naval forces as well as armed townspeople were standing with the Red Army in the land defences thrown up in a semi-circle around the besieged port, A special correspondent of Izves-tia who reported he went to the port by sea said 82,000 volunteers from the city\u2019s 500,000 population had taken places in the fighting line and that work units, ripping cobblestones from the streets, had completed defence works.(The Nazis have claimed Lenin NO LIMIT PLACED ON BRITISH FINANCIAL HELP FOR SOVIETS Edinburgh, Scotland, Sept.6.\u2014 (® \u2014 Sir Kingsley Wood, Chancellor of the Exchequer, declared today that Britain would place no monetary limit on her financial assifttance to Soviet Russia, Describing British assistance to Russia as gladly given, he said in a speech that the Russians \u201chave told us they would not wish any such financial help to he provided as a gift, but they have asked for credit insofar as the help we give them is not matched by supplies they send us.\u201d He said Britain was \u201cstanding up well\u201d under the strain of a daily expenditure of 12,-500,000 pounds sterling (approximately $55,000,000) and expressed confidence that further taxation in the current financial year can be avoided if inflation is prevented.Londor Sept.6.\u2014((P)\u2014Dried separated milk powder may be purchased in bulk from the Ministry of Food for schools.London, Sept.6.\u2014(Æ5)\u2014Refugee King Peter of Yugoslavia, a tall, shy youth, celebrated his eighteenth birthday today, convinced the time is ripe for a British invasion of Italy.The King has definite ideas about the prosecution of the war and the part he can play in it.\u2018T believe the British should invade Italy,\u201d he confided to an interviewer.\u201cI think the time is ripe.\u201d \u201cI have no regret about the decision I took to fight it out with Hitler,\u201d he added, while strolling through the garden surrounding his mother's country house seventy miles from London.He has been residing with Queen Marie since June, when he arrived ip Britain by plane with only an extra suit, shoes and a pair of pajamas.About Britain, he said: \u2018\u2018If I can\u2019t be with my people in my own land, I would rather be here,\u201d King Peter is preparing to enter Cambridge this fall, but he appears to be interested most in becoming a Royal Air Force pilot.He indicated his hands have been itching to get at the controls of a plane ever since his arrival.He told recently of his flight from Yugoslavia to Athens when he piloted the plane most of the wray because the pilot was exhausted from three straight nights of aerial combat.Peter became King of Yugoslavia March 27 in a military coup d\u2019etat that preceded the Nazi invasion of his country.Normally he would have assumed the throne today.Darlan Gains Added Powers Over Vichy Administration Administration Service Formerly Under Marshal Retain Now Attached to Office of Vice-Premier \u2014 Former Syrian Commander to Take New Staff Post\u2014Sift Matters to Come Before Premier.HARRIMAN EXPECTED IN LONDON FOR PRELIMARY CONFERENCE London, Sept.6- \u2014 ® \u2014 An authoritative United States source said today that W.Aver-ell Harriman, head of the United States mission to the three-power conference in Moscow, is expected here soon for preliminary conferences with British officials.Vichy, Sept.6.\u2014(/P)\u2014Vice Premier Admiral Jean Darlan gained more power in the Vichy Government today when a sweeping reorganization attached to his office Marshal Petain\u2019a administrative service.Darlan\u2019s office thereby took over direction of a proposed network of Commissars of Public Power, a new General Staff of National Defence and other new\u2019 services.GARMENT WORKERS STRIKE Gen.Henri Dentz, Viohy\u2019s Near Montreal, Sept.e-jœ-Members Ea %nd Miss Alice Fuller, who .ttery, R.C.A., St Hyacinthe, 15 leavmg for Kenogami w^ere pre-a\u2019 \u201e\tsented with gifts for which both sin- Prices For Classified Advertising: | Male and Female Help Wanted Teachers Wanted Boarders Wanted gif cerely thanked the donors, ments were served.to Refresh- CASH RATE\u20142 cents per word, i men and women of neat appear minimum charge 25 cents for 10 words or less.CHARGE RATE\u20143 cents per word, minimum charge 50 cents for 10 words or less.BIRTHS\u2014MARRIAGES\u2014DEATHS______________________________________ ^\"iWemnrian^withnut^0''' IS T1ME T0 GET A G0VERN-of ThiiiKs, In Mem oil am without,\trune poetry 75c an insertion.Poetry | includet' in In Memoriam, 10c per ance, willing to work, can earn a nice | salary every week, by selling Jito Products, j We offer two hundred Household neces- I sities including: Toilet Articles, Family j Remedies, Tea.Coffee, etc.Thirty day rv\tCj,!-, trial without risk.Inquire immediately.11\tOttie Jito, 1435 Montcalm, Montreal.WANTED A PROTESTANT TEACHER ROOM AND BOARD WITH ENGLISH with Elementary dipt ma for District No.j speaking family in North Ward, situated 1.Hereford, Que.High School graduate! near Parie bus line.78 Quebec Street, j returned from Quebec, where they Field Battery spent the Labor Day week-end.| spent a few days at his heme here.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Turner, who; A ?reat many of our «mens at-spent a few years in Bedford, have ' lCIlded Brome Fair, gone to Montreal, where they will in' Rev.Conn Rudd and Mrs.Rudd 'future reside.Mr.Turner has a'have returned to Cornwall, Ont.position with the C.P.R.\t.Miss Sheila Oman, who i.ilf'ViZe6T!Ui*\u20191 r1?-.1!!(Albert Kerr, Mrs.Montgomery and 1 real for a visit with her daughter, \u2018 \u2018\t¦\t-\t'¦\t\" Longan.Wood will and Mrs.Wynn MILLANVILLE Miss Katherine Watson has returned to Montreal after spending a few weeks here with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.P.W7atson.w- t d\t, .\t,\t, | Recent guests of G.M.Henderson Miss Joyce Raymond has returned ;\t| James Moore, of Kin- Montreal after spending a few\tMil]s; Mr and Mrs, Walter Browne, and mother, Mrs.Raymond.;\tj.Armstrong, of Wear, Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Kerr, Mrs.I Mrs.W.F.Giddings was in Mont-j ; ^r_ Robert Wright, of St, , J0Jjng'ou|.yi 1 and Mrs.John Oman, has returned\tanc.i ^ « Ito her duties as nurse-in-training ^f:,^^31^1161^ ^y« Mrs; E- L' à in the Sherbrooke Hosptiai.\tquests of Mrs.D.Kerr and Muss, Mrs.E.considered.Apply, stating Balary required, to Fay Wells, Sec.-Treas., East Hereford?Que.ment job as Clerk, Postman, Custom Clerk, Steno., etc.Six Dominion-wide exams held since war began.Free Booklet.M.M.C.DOUBLE Schools, Ltd., Toronto 10.Oldest in Canada.No agent.TEAM DOG, PART HUSK IE, TRAINED double or single.Apply Lee Pomeroy, Compton.line extra.Engagements, Weddings, Birth Notices, 50c.List of flowers included in obituary re-1___________________________ ports, 2c a word, 25c extra when ; ., u ,\t.\t, charge account is opened.Reader j Male Help Wanted Notice in country locals, 15c per; line, five words to a line; Lennox-ville and City Brieflets, 20c per line.\t'\tI ERRORS in advertisements will be | rectified immediately on attention i being called thereto.\t! BUSINESS DIRECTORY _____________I \u201cSituation! Vacant Male\" advertisements appearing in Tht Record ara subject to the following conditions oro* vided by Ordera-in-Council : \u201cApplications will not bo considered from persons in the employment of any firm, corporation or other employer engaged in the production of munitions, wa' equipment, or supplies for the armed forcei unless such employee Is not actually employed in hi! nspal trade or occupation.** FRAME BICYCLE IN GOOD condition.School books for High School grades.Apply 83 Quebec.CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE.60 Federal Street.PHONE 3524.PAIR TRUCK SCALES, WEIGHING UP TO one ton.Box 199, Record.Advocates aUfJCi, MXGNAULT.HOLTHAM AiNU GRUNDY.McM&nam, & Walsh Buildinn.70 Wellington St.North.Xhur.e 1589.PAJNT, VARNISH, SHELLAC.TURPEN-tine, roofing tar paper, cement, lime.Selanite.We buy potatoes, butter, eggs, maple syrup and sugar, vegetables, etc.Hebert\u2019s Store, 110 Belvidere Street, Sherbrooke MILITARY SHOES LESS THAN COST OF repairing.We cal! for and deliver «hoes Phone 613-J.aptia The following were gusstô on Sur- iday at the home of Mr.and Mrs.E.Annie Lowe.Miss Rose Cobb, of Toronto, re- : presenting the Sailor\u2019s Inland Mis-! E.Browne.Roberts, of Montreal, were callin; on Mrs.E.J.Raymond and Mrs.L.Mr.James To Let FOUR ROOM 699-M.HEATED FLAT.PHONE A.Chadsey, Mr.Georg r cltus, of TO SUB-LET FOR OCTOBER 1ST, MOD-ern, heated, four ro.m apartment.Phone 343.38 High Street.THREE ROOMS, $15; SIX ROOMS, $20; eight room single house, $35 ; eight room duplex, $40.Phone Edwards, 135.FIVE ROOM HEATED APARTMENT, North Ward.All modern conveniences, garage.Reasonable rent.Phone 1982-J.Ralph Pierce, of New York, and Mr.K.Wilkinson, of Montpelier, Vt.\u2018Fairfield\u201d is being made into apart-jir.ent?.This home was built by the I\u2019.ate William Carter, of Montreal Mrs.W.K.Legge spent the weekend at her cottage at Libby Lake.Mrs.Stan Gay, of Ottawa, has re- Vt., and Little, of Barre, Vt.Many from this part attended the Inverness Fair and reported good exhibits in every class.SAWYERVILLE Friends of W.Gv Wilson will b© surprised to learn of his death in vr tp\t+ v.r, T « v, -a ^ »» uudiii Actuel, ui .aio u ii eax,\tivii a.otan vjdy, oi una w a, nais\t*.\tTT .t __ ,\u2018v wefk-end'fn VonLenl witK w and was occupied by his son, Mr.W.: turned home after spending a few'the Roy»I _ Victoria Ho^ita Day week-end in Montreal with her daughters at the home of her brother.P.Carter, and family for many years., Miss Eleanor Carter has returned\t.v'Tfl® hos- from Montreal, where she spent sbei^f8 ^ a jery delightful miscellane-\u2019\tf v = -v &Ui shower at her home on South Street in honor of Miss Frances weeks COATICOOK Dover on the occasion of her approaching marriage.The living-room was beautifully decorated for Mr.and Mrs.F.S.Walker spent the happy event and the bride-elect the week-end at Knowlton, guests of ^vas completely surprised when she Mr.and Mrs.Homer Cutler, cele- crrivei* to find about twenty-five of six room self-contained housk ![,rating their thirtieth wedding an- her friends gathered to greet her with cellar, corner Montreal and Queen, r,ivprcnw\t\u2019ond ofToe\t¦ v.k t Î25 per month.Apply Kuahner'a.\tnnersary\t^\tt and offer their best wishes for her -vlr, and Mrs.Gerald Sweet andTutpre happiness.Miss Dover was family entertained at the supper escorted to a decorated chair over DESIRABLE SIX ROOM DUPLEX, 41 QUE-bec Street.Sunporch, fireplace, garage, October or November 1st.Phone 3041-R.AT 12 CRAIG STREET, A FIVE ROOM days with her mother and sister,'Sunday afternoon, August 31.In Mrs.W.T.R.MacDonald and Mrs.spite of the seriousness of his op-Don Boyd.\t! eration word had been received that Mr.Harry Mitchell, of Laurentian he had rallied and it was thought View, Ottawa, spent the week-end i that a partial recovery was possible, with his grandmother, Mrs.George ill will be remembered that Mrs, MACHINIST FOR MAINTENANCE WORK in a Montreal industrial plant.State age,,i NINE experience and telephone number or address.Those on war work need not apply.Box 196, Record.for repair.Tremblay.138a Kin« Wet.j f|at and bathroom, large cellar with fur- hour for Mr.and Mrs.F.S.Walker !v''.hich hung an umbrella filled with Phor» 2098\t|\tappi>' 128 McManamy.on the occasion of their thirtieth gifts which were literally showered wedding anniversary.Phone 843-M.PIECE AMERICAN FUMED OAK , _________________________________ dining room suite, three piece rattan chest- : erfield suite, set of Chambers Encyclopedia, i Wanted To Rent Box 16, Richmond, Que.TOBIN & LEMIEUX, ROSENBLOOM MEN WANTED NOW ! SELL FAMOUS Bldg., 66 Wellington North.Phone 623.j Red Tag Nursery Stock full or part time.¦¦ 1 \u2014-\t\u201c \u2019\tj Weekly pay.Real sales help.No invest- GAGNE & DESMARA1S.85a WELLINGTON | rnent required.Dominion Nurseries, Mont-North.Richmond Office.Phone 87.\t1 reai .i______________________\u2014\t'\t- WOLFE & CHRISTISON.Q.C.R.BLDG.Wellington Street North.Phone 35.WELLS ft LYNCH.FACILITIES FOR dealing with Income or Eaccaa Profit* Tax.LANDRY.HOWARD & BRADLEY.OL1-vier Bldg- 4 Wellington South.Phone 727.EWING & McFADDEN, Room 620.at 132 St.James Street, Montreal.Tel.LAncaater 8738.J.Armltage Ewing, K.C.George S.McFadden.K.C.John V Castrrain.Auctioneers R.M.DEMERS, AUCTIONEER.SHER-brooke.Phone 224-W.F.A.BURTON, AUCTIONEER.%-DAY aalc.$20.Tel.35-r-2, Waterville.ARTHUR OLSON.AUCTIONEER.MILAN.Chartered Accountants EXPERIENCED GARDENER TO CARE for lawns, flower gardens, etc.Year round employment.Good salary.Box 191, Record.WANTED FOR THE WALES HOME AN experienced houseman and orderly, capable of operating furnaces and laundry equipment and doing minor repairs.Could employ married couple to advantage.Apply with references and salary expected to The Secretary, The Wales Home, Richmond, Que.YOUNG MAN, NOT SUBJECT FOR MILÏ-tary service, with knowledge of French and English.Preferably with previous ac* counting experience.Apply P.O.Box 740, Sherbrooke.FURNISHED ROOM AND BATH AVAIL-nble to reliable man who has a jib, but who would be willing to do work around the grounds after his regular hours.Apply Mrs.O.R.Webster, 103 Portland Avenue, Sherbrooke.JED NET, ARMITAGE & CO., CHARTERED EXPERIENCED AUTO BODY MAN WANT-Accountant*.72 Prospect St.Phone 328b.j\tApply Sherbro ke Motors Limited.CHARTERED AC- MARRIED MAN TO MANAGE SMALL farm.Wood, milk, garden included.Box 190, Record.fc\\ S.ROSS & SONS, countanta.Montreal.Electro-Surgical Clinic Wanted To Purchase specialty: rheumatism, arthritis.1 Situation Wanted, Male Neuritis, Heart end Stomach Diseases, X-j\u2014_______- ray Laboratory.Tonsils.Hemorrhoids.ExrER1ENC.ED MIDDLE-AGED MAN Warts and Corns removed Dy Electro-Sur- | would like work as gardner, janitor or re- gery.Dr.Horn, 85 Court St.Phone 3636.\tpair work, painting or plumbing.Box 10, 1 ANTIQUE FURNITURE, DISHES, GLASS- Record.\tware, vases, lamps, Staffordhire or Bisque figures, buttons or old dolls.Box 80, Record.Real Estate For Sale FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for three, or small furnished apartment, for September 15th.Phone 200.terally showered icpon her.Miss Dover very graciously Mrs.Stuart Alls and sou, Wyman,'thanked all for their kindness and of Eastman, spent the past week- good wishes.Refreshments were end with Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth served by the hostess.'.Walker.Mr.Walter Cummings, of!\t- PROPERTY.MILS AND HALF SUTTON | __________________________________ J \u2019nction, two acres land.No reasonable .offer refused.A.S.Bingham, Sutton i Lost And FcUfld Junction.\t| ¦ .\u2014 - .- MODERN NINE ROOM HOUSE IN NORTHj Hatley, two acres land.Apply Box 336, ; Lennoxville.SIX ROOM HOUSE, LARGE GROUNDS, for sale cheap.Phone 3483-W.FOUND-DARK RED YEARLING BULL.May be had on proof of ownership and payment of charges.A* «L Carbonneau, Beebe.13 TENEMENT BLOCK, CLOSE TO BUSI-1 ness section, with four garages.Annual i revenue $3,000.Return of ten percent on investment.Fred Conway, Phone 41.THREE TENEMENT BRICK HOUSE ON Main Street.Lennoxville.Extra lot.wonderful location for apartment house.Fred Conway, Phone 41.BEAUTIFUL HOME ON OUTSKIRTS OF Lennoxville.Thirteen rooms, all rrndern conveniences, two fireplaces, stable, two car garage and two acres of lîind.Fred Conway, Phone 41.Livestock For Sale SEVEN YEAR OLD MARE, BELGIAN, purebred ; also colt, four months, purebred.Apply Hormisdas Leroux, R.R.1, East Angus.A FEW CHOICE JERSEY BULL CALVES.Prices very reasonable.Enquire S.J.Mackie, Wendybrook Farms, Sweetsburg, Que Marriage Licences MARRIAGE LICENCES Obvier Building.4 Wellington South.________J EXPERIENCED CARPENTER WANTS JOB W H BRADLEY.1 fls Janitor.Phone 1917-W.Physicians and Surgeons DR.ETHIER, PHONE 676.\t84 KING ST.West Electrotherapy, Urinary Disease.YOUNG MAN WITH DRIVING EXPERI-ence, discharged from army, wants job as chauffeur or truck driver.A.Morin, Phone 3786-J or 1122-J.Female Help Wanted DES.J A.DARCHE & LIONEL DARCHE.Eye, ear.ncae and throat.Privât* Ho8'\u2019 MAID GENERAL WANTED FOR FAMILY pital.92 King Street Wett.________ j o{\tg]ee!) ;n.Mrs.Gordon Sangster, Veterinary Surgeons Phone 3137-J.dtlELBROOKE VETERINARY HOSPITAL.Dr.L.A.Gendrean.87 Wellington South.Floor Sanding I.BEAUDOIN.544b KING WEST.3799 Dustlesa machine.PHONE Storage FURNITURE, MACHINERY, MERCHAN* dise in private room.Phone Prichard 526rl.CASH ON YOUR CAR When you refinance your ear at Campbell\u2019s you are assured of good service and can obtain cash with minimum of delay.Strictly confidential.No endorsers.Charges POSITION OPEN IN GRANBY FOR EX-perienced secretary.Must have stenographic and typing experience.Apply in own handwriting, giving full details of experience, references, etc., to Box 193, Record.STENOGRAPHER WANTED.EXFERIENC-*?d preferred.Temper ary position.Box 193, Record.Situations Wanted, Female YOUNG GIRL DESIRES SECRETARIAL position.Two years* experience.Bilingual.Phone 248rll after 6 p.m.WE ARE BUYERS.CORDWOOD 3 FT.Hard and softwood slabs 4 ft.with bundled edgings.Delivery by cars and trucks.Boire & Freres Inc., 2000 Mercier Street, Montreal.OBITUARIES MRS.REGINA,LD MERRIFIELD, OF BARNET, VT.North Hatley, Sept.6.\u2014The death occurred in the Sherbrooke Hospital on Sunday morning, July 27, of Amy Alberta Johnson Merrifield.She had been in failing health for some White River Junction, and Miss Eleanor Wilkie, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., were also guests at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.Eric Gumming, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, are expected GRANBY Keep, Long Avenue.Mr.Harlow Bowker and Miss Florence Bowker were in Brigham visiting Mrs.E.M.Bowker.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon C.Steele and children were in Cowansville visiting the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.N.Steele.Miss F.Bowker, who spent a few weeks in Granby, has returned to Montreal.The many friends of Mrs.A.M.Kenworthy and daughters, Marian and Anne Ken worthy, regret they have taken up residence in Montreal.They will be sincerely missed by many frieds.Mr.F.N.Lynch has been spending some time in Bondville, where he is working on a cottage being erected for Mr.W.D.Brock at McKim-son\u2019s Point on the West side of Brome Lake.Mr.Lynch spent the Miss Joyce Ashton has gone to Verdun where she is teaching.\t^ ______ ____ _______ ___j ____.M'ss Irene Marshall, of Montreal, j w\u2019eek-end at his home here.to spend a week-end\u2019 vvUh Mr.\"\"and : waj ^ gu,e,st of Mr\u2018 S> McLaughlin I Mr.and Mrs.Leighton Bowker and Mrs.Kenneth Walker\t, and Mrs.Marceau.\tsorii Gordon Bowker, of Malone, The Misses Wootten, of Sher-i -\t,ane\tBal1\u2019 vvho sPent a N.Y., were calling at the home of Mr.brooke, were week-end guests of i HeW»,We.- ,wlth her s',,st\u20acr\u2019 Mrs- R-' and Mrs.Harlow Bowker.:\t, r.Martin hn«: vofrirnoi'i ya Vinv bnwio\t___ Mrs.Florence Gooley. .1 GGULD Annual chicken-pie supper, United Church, Wednesday, Sept.17th.RICHMOND Mr.and Mrs.I.B.Flint, of St.Johnsburv, Vt., spent a week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Wintle.H.J.McConnell, Optometrist of Sherbrooke, will be in his office at the Grand Central Hotel, Richmond, on his regular monthly visit, next Wednesday afternoon, September 10th, for examination of eyes and fitting of glasses.STANSTEAD her father was born.On September 7, 1927, she was united m marriage to Rev.R.A.Merrifield in the Minton United Church.Of this union one child was born, Lloyd Laforest.After their marriage Mr.and Mrs.Merrifield went to Breckenridge, Que., for one and one half years, going from there to South Stukely.Wilson died in the Sherbrooke Hospital on July 9.Two daughters survive, Carmen, of Bourlamaqne, and Lillian, of Toronto.The late Rev.Merrill Wilson, former minister in Sawyerville, was a son.The.remains were taken to the West for burial.Mr.and Mrs.O.Dougherty and Delbert and Doreen Dougherty, of Bury, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Luman Waldrop.Mr.Joseph Riddell has purchased what is known as the Lindsay house, from Mr.V.G.Hurley.Rfm.Renwick Thompson and Rfm.Joseph Findlay, of ihe Royal Rifles, who have recently been transferred from Newfoundland to Varcartier, spent a few days at, the former's home here.Uhlan Bartholomew, R.C.A.F., has returned to Montreal, after spending two weeks with his mother, Mrs.B.M.Bartholomew.Mr.and Mrs.A.H.McCuin and the Misses Helen and Shirley McCum and Master Billy McCuin, of Danforth, Maine, were guests at the same home.Mr.and Mr?.P.F.Buckland, Miss Joyce and Master Jack Buck-land, of Sherbrooke, spent a weekend as guests of Mrs, Auckland's j brother, Mr.Errol French.I Rfm.Reginald Taylor, of the i Royal Rifles, has returned to Val-cartier after visiting his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Aulis.Mrs.L.Taylor, of East Angus, was a guest at the same home.Mr.and Mrs.Norman Wood have arrived from Noranda and taken up residence in Mr.H.E.Locked house.Mr.Wood has been engaged as principal on the staff of the Consolidated School hers.Word has been received from Pte.Alberta Cass to the effect that he has arrived safely in New-foundland, and is in good health.Gordon Sisco and family.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Smith entertained recently at their home on the Dixville Road in honor of Mrs.Claude Wright and her sister, Mrs.Pearson, who will be leaving shortly for Quebec City where they will in the future reside.Unfortunately, Mrs.Pearson was unable to attend.In 1931 they went to Biooks, Me., 1 Many friends and neighbors were and to Barnet, Vt., in 1986.She was of sterling character devoted to her family and home, graci- present.A special feature of the evening was the drawing for a quilt Mr.C.Joyce, of Rock Island, has ends for a few days prior to her purchased the residence of the late leaving for Sweetsburg where she) Wells Hadley, on Pierce Avenue, is teaching in the Girls\u2019 Industrial anq is moving his family there.School.\t| Mr.Frank Heath has joined the in Stanstead, after a pleasant hoh- Miss Alice Fuller has- accepted a Royal Canadian Air Force and is in day spent with Mr.and Mrs.George position as French specialist in the ; training at Brockville, Ont.High School at Kenogami, Quebec, j Mrs.Burton Hill is a patient in Mis.s Kay Wright is taking a nurse-! the Sherbrooke Hspital, where she in-training course at the Royal Vic- underwent a successful operation, toria Hospital.\t| Mrs.Paquet, nee Nancy Bur- Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Hamilton, i ters, and two children, of Montreal, of Brockville, Ont, were week-end I spent a week-end in Stanstead as guests of Mrs.Hamilton\u2019s parents, guests of Mrs.George Butters.Ar- Miscellaneous ,\t, .\t.\twhich was donated by Mrs; Wright | Mr.and Mrs.Ê.A.Swett, Mountain chibald Butters, of Montreal, .ous and friendly, much given to hos- for the benefit of the British Air ! street.Mr.Hamilton has been trans-j also a guest at the same home.REVERSIBLE BROADLOOM RUGS MADE out of your old carpets and materials.Catalogue and information mailed upon j request.Anglo French Carpet Co.Drum mond Bldg., Montreal.WASHERS REPAIRED TELEPHONE EDUCATED COMPANIONABLE WOMAN j seeks position, nurses\u2019 training!, jrood housekeeper, drives car.Write Box 195, Record.! HOUSEKEEPER WITH SIX YEARS\u2019 EX-I perience desires position with gentleman I farmer in Eastern Townships.$2.50 to $3 I weekly.Write Box 197, Record.comply with tions.- Government régula- All Makes of Washing Machines.ROSS-BIRON ELECTRIC LTD.17 Frontentc Street.pitality, and made many friends wherever she went.Prayers wore held at her father's home on Tuesday, July 29, conducted by Rev.Ellery Read, D.D.of Sherbrooke, an intimate friend of the family, who had officiated at her wedding.From the house the funeral cortege proceeded to the Minton United Church which was filled rt) capacity by sorrowing friends.The service was conducted by Rev.W.Xorthridge, of St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Sherbrooke, assisted by Rev.Chaun-cey A.Adams, of Burlington, Vt., Secretary -of the Vermont Congregational Conference, and by Rev.Dr.Read.The casket, which was covered by a profusion of beautiful flowers, was borne to its last resting place in the .Reedville Cemetery by old sehool-, mates and intimate friends, Harold Lord, Henry Parker, Charles Pit-Iman, Charles Rublee, Fred Conner jand William Bean.Raid Relief Fund.The proceeds , ferred to Montreal and will reside i amounted to $12.05.Mr.Long-moore of Sherbrooke, was the lucky winner.Later refreshments were served by the hostess, after which all joined in bidding farewell to Mrs.Wright.Mrs.Wright and Mrs.Pearson, who have resided in this community for the past twenty years, will be greatly missed by a host of friends.that city.Mrs.J.Bruce Payne, who spent a few days in Brownsburg with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.and Mrs.Reg.Wallace, has returned home.Her little granddaughter, Joan, accompanied her and will remain for a few weeks.Miss,Belle Savage met with a painful accident at the home of Mr.and Mrs.F.W.West.She wag on the back porch and lost her footing, falling to the ground, and suffered a bad fracture of the wrist.Miss Savage was taken to a Montreal hospital.Mrs.Charles is a patient in the Miss Rena Hill and Miss Elizabeth ! 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WAS OUT OP THIS DRUG STORE 8US1NESS- IMU ii \u2022raaaaaftBM*1?SOME OP THE BOTTLES ARE ONLY HALF PULL-I MIGHT AS WELL POUR \u2018/HEM TOGETHER AN\u2019 _ FILL THEM UP- Ccpr 14«l, King Fc.filrft» Syndicat:.In* .World right, WE ARE OUT OP TH STORE BUSIN Ë (M t SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY.SEPTEMBER 6.1941 Young people The Hidden Treasure BETTY and Bobby wera de-lightad when their lather and mother decided to take a cottage at Mirror Lake.Mirror Lake is round and reflects the trees and banks just as though it were a looking glass.In Iront of the cottage, there was a fine, sandy beach where the children lored to play.Betty had lots of fun rolling her hoop, but Bobby was more interested in building forts and houses in the sand.He had a little flag to stick in the top of the fort when it was done, and a small, stuffed dog which Aunt Jane had just made, answered nicely for a sentinel on guard.Betty could not see any sense if there was nothing inside of the forts or back of them, to defend.\"What\u2019s the use of having a fort?\u201d she protested, \u201cif there are no Indians or enemies to keep away?And besides, we haven't any guns to put in the forti\u201d Bobby looked troubled.\u201cThere are treasures inside this fort,\u201d he defended stoutly.\u201cWay down to deep you can\u2019t see \u2019em.And wait.\u201d \u2022 Ho ran back on the shore and returned with some round sticks which he thrust into the sides of the little mound.¦\u2019There,\u201d he said, \u201cthose are guns, and if anybody comes round here trying to take this fort, I\u2019ll shoot \u2019em!\u201d \u201cYou couldn\u2019t shoot very hard with a stick,\u201d scoffed Betty.\u201cLet\u2019s dig a well and bring some water from the lake in our little sand pails and fill It up.\u201d \"All right agreed Bobby, \"the people In the fort might need a drink.\u201d The children went busily to work.\"Oh, see,\u201d cried Bobby, \"the water is coming into our well of its own self!\u201d Sure enough the sand at the bottom of the little hole they were digging was getting damp.\"I wonder where it come from,\u201d asked Bobby.Betty thought a minute.\u201cIt come from the lake, of course.It soaks through the sand.I know because the sand is like a sponge and takes the water up.It comes creeping, creeping along either on top or underneath.\u201d The children waited, thinking that a lot of water would run into their well, but it didn't.So they took their pails and filled up the hole with water.\u201cThere,\u201d said Bobby, \"now the people in the fort can drink all they want to.\u201d \"Oh,\u201d squealed Betty, \u201cjust look! The water is going down fast.\u201d Sure enough, soon there was only a little puddle at the bottom.\u201d1 knowr what's happening,\u201d Betty declared.\"The water is soaking into the sand at the sides of the well.It runs out just as we thought it would run in.\u201d Bobby was frowning.\u201cIf we could put some cement and stones inside the well like the one over at the farmhouse, the sand wouldn't tumble in, and the water wouldn't run out.I'll tell you something sparkled and threw out tiny rainbows which made her blink.She put her fingers down cautiously and picked up a handful of the fine, clean, white sand, and there lay a ring with a sparkling stone in the back of it, held by two little green-gold dragons.Betty slipped the ring over her thumb, but it was much too large.Perhaps it would make a bracelet for her doll.The sand was embedded in the prongs which held the stone, so Betty went down to the edge of the lake and washed it and rubbed it on her little, checked play suit.The stone sparkled more than ever.She went back and pol- \u2018There Are Treasures Inside This Fort,\u201d Bobby Defended Stoutly what,\u201d continued Bobby, his eyes sparkling.\u201cI\u2019ll go and ask Muvver for that little piece of stove pipe under the edge of the cottage.Then we\u2019ll put a lot of little stones in the bottom, and the -water can\u2019t get away.\u201d \u201cLet\u2019s have the weil right in the middle of the pile of sand where the fort is,\u201d urged Betty, \u201cfor it is softer to dig there.\u201d Bobby looked disapproving, but he knew that Betty would have her own way, and it was going to be fun to see if the new well would really hold water.Betty kept on digging.Alter awhile she stopped to rest as it was warm working in the sun.As she peered into the hole she had made.puzzle Corner MIWWI LETTER CHANGES On the sign board you will find five objects.By changing just one letter in each object, yon can have the name of an animal.What are the five animals.JUNIOR CROSS-WORD PUZZLE 1\tZ\tS\u201d\t\tH\t5\tL i\t\t\ts\t\t\t 9\t\tm\t\t¦\t;o\t \tII\t\t\t\t\t 12.\t\tw\t\t¦\t15\tid 15\t\tib\t\t17\t\t 16\t\t\t\t19\t\t VERTICAL 1-\tConstellation 2-\tReclaim 3-\tAnd (Latin) 4-\tConjunction ô-Harvesting machines 6-Superlative suffix 8-Fetters 12-Edge 14-Stupid person 13-Each (abbr.) i5_in