Sherbrooke daily record, 19 octobre 1933, jeudi 19 octobre 1933

[" terbronk?laÜy mworî) Established 1897, SHERBROOKE, CANADA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933.Thirty-Seventh Year.DEFENCES HAVE BEEN THROWN DP ON AU SIDES AGAINST GERMANY Jo Stretch in Almost Any Direction, the Reich Would Have to Penetrate Border Defences which Have Sprung Up with Increasing Vigilance Since the War\u2014On All Sides Nations Show Fear of Approaching Dangers.London, October 19.\u2014A chain of steel almost completely encircles Germany today\u2014backing the terms of treaties which bind her within her rambling borders.To stretch in almost any direction, the Reich would have to penetrate border defences thrown up with increasing vigilance since the war.And only last month, still unsatisfied despite heavy reinforcements all along the line, Austria got the approval of France and Great Britain to raise its army limit of 8,000 men for special duty.These, it w\u2019as explained, were to be assigned to the specific duty against \u201cterrorist elements\u201d within Austria and on the German border.But Austria\u2019s big-scale preparations for defence along the Austro-German line are more than matched by those of which Belgium and trance now boast.While Belgium for a time hesitated to vote more funds for frontier defences, she went ahead with appropriations to complete them even before Germany\u2019s explosive withdrawal from the League and the Arms Conference.Meantime, France urged on by veterans of her wars with Germany, and a people that never can forget the last one, has forged a powerful chain, including a trench and casemate system.For three years workers in the Metz region have wrelded this strong chain along a 12t>-mile front.While men have been digging and marching along the fronts of *- FRENCH GOVERNMENT IN DANGER OF BEING overthrown Paris, Oct 19.\u2014The Cabinet today suddenly confronted serious opposition in the Chamber of Deputies over balancing the budget and officials frankly said there was j danger of an overthrow.The government was notified by the finance committee of the Chamber that it was impossible to push through the budget measures within the week fixed by Premier Edouard Daladier in a speech before Parliament this week.M.Daladier has said that the budget must be balanced completely or the country must find a new government.Commission debates indicated dissatisfaction with a number of measures./ #- FRANCE IS DETERMINED TO KEEP SHARP WATCH ON HER ARMAMENTS Heated Debate Promised in Chamber of Deputies, with Socialists Demanding State Monopoly of Arms\u2014In Meantime Conversations Are Being Held with Britain and United States in Effort to Obtain Completion of a Disarmament Convention at Geneva.-# BUILDING PERMITS VALUE INCREASED IN SEPTEMBER Ottawa, Oct.19.\u2014An increase of nearly five per cent, in the value of building permits in sixty-one cities of Canada is indicated in the monthly ret- - for August and September issued today by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.September\u2019s value stood at $2,032,-839 as against $1,938,082 in Au- Paris, Oct.19.\u2014France is showing a determination to watch her armaments more cljsely than ever in the face of Chancellor Hitler\u2019s activities in Germany.Premier Edouard Daladier favors the control of the sale and manufacture of armaments, but the Chamber of Deputies committee on finance has sought to go even further.It insisted on complete nationalization of the industry by a vote of twenty to sixteen on an amenl-ment presented by the Socialist leader, Leon Blum.However, the Premier so vigorously opposed the declared cost and was so insistent that a change was impossible at the present time that the committee reversed the vote and returned to the control idea.The issue, far from closed, was deemed likely bo produce a heated debate in the Chamber, as the Socialists strongly favor a state monopoly.Meantime, with this domestic question occupying considerable attention, the Govememnt is continuing its efforts to obtain completion of a disarmament convention at Geneva.To this end, diplomatic conversations are being held with Sir John Simon, of Great Britain, and with Norman T.Davis, of the United States.Officials have frequently expressed the fear that an arms building race will develop unless a treaty is signed at once by the great powers.Such a treaty, it is insisted m official circles here, ought to be nearly completed before the German elections on November 12.PREDICTS IT IS GOING TO BE A GREEN WINTER.Belgium, Austria and France, an ultimatum ha.* come out from Prague, gust.Usually, in the last thirteen Czechoslovakia: \u201cAny revision of the war treaties so far as Czechoslova- years> September values have been k.a\u2019s (boundaries are concerned can be carried out only with military U'provinc\"/ To\" 'record\u201c\"increase, were Prince Edward Island, New ' Poland, meanwhile, long ago had let it be known that vigorous oppo- I Brunswick, Quebec, Manitoba and sition would greet any German efforts to revise Germany\u2019s eastern I British Columbia.The remaining | boundaries.Poland never will surrender the province of Pomorze\u2014the so-called Polish corridor\u2014without a war, a speaker declared to the accompaniment of cheers in parliament at Warsaw.Added to these movements, Prime Minister Stauping declared at Copenhagen only Tuesday, referring to a discussion of reinforcements for the southern Danish frontier, that it would be \u201cdefended to the limit.\u201d Little Switzerland was heard from in connection with the arms and a -maments yesterday.Reports have 'cached international circles at Geneva that the Swiss military leaders were to ask extraordinary redit of 85,000,000 gold francs, $23,800,000, to increase armaments.provinces recorded declines FORMER BANK HEAD ADMITS LAW EVASION VIGOROUS LAST MINUTE FIGHT IS CARRIED ON Suttons Bay, Mich., Oct.19.\u2014 j It is going to be a \u201cgreen\u201d j winter.Jake Chippeway, descendant i of old Chief Wa-Son-Ning, of i the Chippewa Indians, bases his ! forecast on the low houses built i by the muskrats, indicating j little ice; the small quantity of ! nuts stored by squirrels; light ; moss on the trees; a yellow | hunting moon and the dullness ! of deers\u2019 hooves.Confidentially, Jake adds that | he has to predict an open win- I ter each year so his wife won\u2019t | insist that he cut up more fire-wood.BUSY TIME SCHEDULED FOR PREMIER IN REGINA TODAY Regina, Oct.19, \u2014 Welcomed by leaders of the Conservative party in Saskatchewan, Premier R.B.Bennett arrived in Regina this morning prepared for a busy day.During the day Mr.Bennett is scheduled to meet representatives of the Prairie Provinces governments in a conference on certain relief problems, including medical services and hospitalization.He will meet Alberta and Saskachewan representatives of the wheat pools, if present plans are followed, and various local delegations.At noon, the Prime Minister will address a luncheon in his honor, and in the evening will leave for Winnipeg.Mr.Bennett will stop a day iï the Manitoba capital, and expects to be back in Ottawa by Monday morning.NEW HOPE AWAKENED THAT RÜSSIA MAY BE INDUCED TO JOIN LEAGUE International Circles at Geneva Encouraged by Reports United State* Is Studying Question of Recognition of Soviet Russia\u2014Statesmen Impressed with Address of Arthur Henderson Before International Peace Associations.eneva, October 19.\u2014Reports that the United States is studying the question of recognition of Russia awakened new hopes in international circles here today that the Soviets may be induced to join the League of Nations.There have been clear indications, it was recalled, that the League is flirting with Russia, and Russia with the League.Statesmen were impressed with the address of Arthur Henderson, chairman of the Disarmament Conference, before the Internationa] Peace Associations several days ago in which he linked the United States with Russia in his praise.He called them \u201cpartners in that great adventure of organization cf peace.\u201d They were struck also by Henderson\u2019s noticeable tribute to the Soviet Union for its weighty contributions to peace efforts in adhering to the Kellogg pact and in its non-aggression and conciliation treaties.With her eastern neighbor, Japan, resigned from the League, and her western neighbor, Germany, potentially abandoning the Geneva Conference, international circles are wondering whether the world will not see a big evolution in international politics, with Moscow marching definitely toward Geneva.It is believed that France will urge such a step.For years it has been said at Geneva that if the life of the League ever was imperilled the United States would help save it.In some quarters, it is pointed out, that Norman H.Davis, of the United States, in his declaration at the Disarmament Conference on May 22nd, announced that if the nations achieved substantial reduction in armaments the United States was \u201cprepared to contribute in other ways to the organization of peace.\u201d JUDGE TO HOLD INVESTIGATION INTO LYNCHING WASHINGTON STUDIES SCHEME TO PROVIDE UNEMPLOYED WITH COAL Securities Unit Formed to Do Aime Boucher and Paul Comtois Business Denied by Bank.Plunge into Closing Part of Albert H.Wiggin Testifies Before United States Senate Committee.Retailers, Railroads and Coal Operators Will Be Asked to j the^highwa^of ^igh finance,Teï Co-operate in Nation-Wide Endeavor to Aid Needy Families During Winter Months\u2014A Thousand Carloads of Apples Will Be Purchased Immediately.ashiriigton, Oct.19.\u2014Plans for ^ » w distributing thousands of tons of hard and soft coal to the | needy of the United States during | the coming winter were being worked out today by the relief admin- ! stration of the federal government, j One .-.uggestion under considéra- j j tion called for distribution directly ' |from retail dealers.Persons need-1 | ing and unable to buy coal would j j obtain orders from local relief j agencies.The retailers, railroads ' STATE CONTROL OF FARM LANDS IS DENOUNCED _______\tcoal operators would be asked to i Policy of Co-Operative Commom- .\t|\t.i¦\t\u2022 i , i reduce their charges on relief coal.I\tr j .«r i , Negro Accused of Having Attack-i No estimate of ihe amount of coal Wealth rederation Would Mean that Farmers Would Become \u201cHired Hands\u201d in Their Own Homes, ed White Woman Was\u2019Dragged ^(/vil'1 be ne\u20accled has as ^ b\u2018-en from Jail and Hanged from a a census of tho.,e on public relieC Tree.\t; rolls throughout the count ry uas ______ underway today to \u201cprovide a broad- Princess Anne, Md., Oct.19.\u2014 ier factual basis\u201d for dealing with I,-,,,.i,;,,,-\t; unemployment problems.The infor- ^ mation will be taken from the Preeceville,' Sask., Oct.19.\u2014The policy of the Co-Operative Common Wealth Federation declares for state control of alt farm lands, said Dr, J.M.Uhrich, former Sas- Res-ponsibility for the George Arm-wood, negro who was records of local relief organizations.dragged from the jail here last night ! It will include the number of chi I- ___ and hanged from a tree near the lJl'en under one year of ago on the j katchewan cabinet minister, sup-town limits, was placed today by 1bï\u2019\u2019 number of school age, the: porting the candidature of J.A.Governor Albert C.Ritchie squarely num'ber \u201cf l^csons of employable , McMillan, the Liberal party\u2019s re-on the shoulders of Judge Robert V.\u201c^- potential wage-earners and the Duer and state\u2019s attorney John B.nu\"jbei' ri'gmle tor old-age pensions.Robins, of Princess Anne.\tMeanwhile, the relief administm- Governor Ritchie directed Judge ,liun pushed ahead with its pro-j Duer, a member of the bench of the\tül.|Vî1LXba!es first judicial district, and State\u2019s Attorney Robins \u201cto take immediate action to set in motion the necessary legal machinery for the apprehension of those who were responsible for or who participated in the lynch-ing.Armwood, brought back here from Baltimore ices than seventeen hours presentative in the Mackenzie bye-election.Speaking here last night, Ur.j Uhrich told his audience: It was an-j \u201cIf the C.C.F.ever- gets control nounced one thousand carloads of of the government, you and your grade \"C\u201d apples would he purchas- wives and ed immediately, that $\u201c09,000 had j merely the mreu hands\u2019 m your been set aside for apple purchases I own homes.\u201d and that between $5,000,000 and ! C.C.F.and fanner-labor leaders, $10,000,000 would be spent on low-! he declared, had said there was no grade range cattle to be processed, difference between the Liberal and The Surplus Relief Corporation, be Conservative parties.There was already has brought 100,000,000 ; a vast difference, he said.He cited earlier to face accusations of attack- pounds of pork, egg purchases arc !\tdifferences in policy.The ing an aged white woman was\tunder\tconsideration and a survey b;\tv ,\ta > lai obtained the\tCrows wrenched from the protection of\tbeing-\tmade to determine how many\t,e was re-\t.\th I'uuce to investigate con-\twas injected into severe legal pro-\telves who asked that some system ral election of dlt,ons on the, ,slaml t0 Prepare j Cedure when Mr.Forsyth stated that be devised to curb this under-selling ' 548 over T.H.\ta\tren\tHirh\tLow\tNo«>® Am.Gan .SCi'i\tSS1*\t8514\t&5V* Am.Smelt g .\t33V4\tSS'â\t32 3\t33V* Am.T.& T.1135g 114 UZ% US1,» Atchison\t.\t.\u2022\t47*4\t4714\t451a\t45 Baiti.&\tOhio\t.20\t21\t20\t21 Beth.Steel .26%\t26%\t24%\t25tf Can.Pacifia .11*4 Chess pet ke & Ohio.33\u2018%\t30\t3s38 vi Chrysler.36\u201cfc\t37*g\t36%\t37\u2018/a Conroieum Co.21\t2lVo\t20*4\t2Î Corn Products .\t7&V6\t78Jj General Motors .25**9\t25Vi\t247a\t25 Inter.Harvester 32%\t32^\t31 %\t327* Inter.T.\t& T.\t.\tlOV*\t10*;\t10\t10 Sears Roebuck\t.\t32 T9\t33*;\t32\u2018h\t33 Stand.Oil of N.J.\t39^\t39V.\t39H\t3L^ Stand- Oil of N.Y.\tlOTs\t10\",8\t107q\t10 Stand.G.& E.9V, \u2018JV 9Vj Texas Gulf Sul.32 H\t33\t32V*\t33 Union Pacific .101%\t101%\t99V\t101 U.S.Steel .37Vi\t37U\t35%\t36% *-# Country and Dairy Product* Prices -* Montreal, Oct.19.\u2014There v-v.s 2 firm tone on the local egg market yesterday.Graded Ontarios were generally quoted 33c\tfor\textras, 26 4-27c for firsts and 16-I64c for seconds.No shipments were coming from the we-t.Storage eggs are moving well into consuming chan-enls.Small lots to retailers are quoted by wholesale jobbing houses as follows: Cartons Loose Special brands.38c\t3ic Fresh\textra».36c\t35c Pullet\textras .30c\t29c Fresh\tfirsts.29c\t28c Fresh\tseconds.23c\t22c Storage extras ., 29c\t23c Storage firsts.25c\t24c Storage seconds .\t.\t21c\t20c The butter market was l-4c easier, being quoted 18 3-4c to 19c per lb.for carlots or l.c.l lots of No.1.The cheese market was also l-4c easier, quotations\tmostly\tbeing 9 l-4c to 9 l-2c per lb.for Ontarios and 8 3-4c to 9c for Quebocs.The potato market held steady at 65-70c for Quebecs, anil 70-75c for New Brunswick Green Mountains, per 80-lb.bags.For good quality stock, dresser poultry to the retail trade >s quoted by wholesale jobbing houses per lb, as follows: \u201cA\u201d\t\"B\u2019 Milkfed chickens .28-30c 26-2Sc Selected chickens .26-23c 24-26c Fowl.17-lSc\t13-i6c Turkeys.22.23c\t19-20c Broilers .22-2Sc 20-24c Deese.13-15c\t11-13: JUST WHAT YOU NEED - 1 Most people are unaware that Porter is made from most nourish-1 mg ingredients.Individually these j ingredients are beneficial to every-one and wheA combined they make a delicious beverage.The best of hops, roasted barley and barley malt make an ideal drink of outstanding quality 1 BOSWELL CREAM PORTER.MARTINVILLE Mr and Mrs.J.Duffy, of Hanes-ville, N.H, spent a week visiting hi* brother, Mr.G.Duffy, and family.Mrs.E.Butler has returned home, after attending the funeral of her brother, Mr.T.J.Walker, of Maple Grove.Recent visitors at the Butler home included Mrs.Mabel Miller and daughter, Dorothea, of Saskatoon, Sask., Mrs.T.A.Butler and son, Lloyd, of Sand Hill, Mr.and Mrs.C.S.Butler and family and Mr.R.Leacon, of Lennoxville.Mrs.W.Lothrop.of Sherbrooke, spent a few days visiting her friend, Mrs.M.J.Mack, recently.Time T ested Earning Power Provides income for hundreds of investors.While individuals everywhere bemoan the loss of income \u2014 hundreds of conservative investors owning our Debentures have received their semi-annual interest cheques with unfailing regularity and the prompt return of capital at maturity.If you desire a seasoned and depression proof investment you should buy some of these Debentures.SHERBROOKE TRUST COMPANY £TLDERLY people aie especially subject to colds and bronchial trouble because digestion is weak and resistance low.Scott s Emulsion is a builder of resistance, an easily digested food-tonic, abounding in the necessary Vitamins A and D.Scott's Emulsion helps Nature keep you well; it's pleasant fa take.So .1 AgMt»; Horold F.Fitch I.a C* , Ud.10.tl McCool U.lofcnla SCOTTS EMULSION RICH IN VITAMINS Strong Detachment of City and Provincial Police Stood By as Men Entered Long Strike-Boand Plant Today.Stratford, Ont., Oct.19.\u2014Alleviating a tension which ha- ocund Stratford since eight hundred fur-! niture workers left their plants in : protest for higher wages five weeks ¦ agd, one hundred employees of the ; Preston Noelting Company returned ito their shops at the opening hour 1 today.Although a strong detachment of city and provincial police stood by ias the men filed into the long strike-| bound plant, there were no signs of ; disorders.As the workers entered the fac-1 Lory, employee: of other factories, I still on strike, cheered them.It war , a strong contrast to the last entry of men into the plants, a week ago, ; when they were bombarded as strike ] breaker* by fellflw-striker*.The return to shops today resulted, from an agreement arrived at by the shop committee, representing Preeton-Noelting workers and plant! officials yesterday Details of tie agreement have not yet been divulged- Mr.Leslie Martindale was a recent guest of his sister, Mrs.Eva Kent, in Hatley.Several from here attended the flowing match at Pike River.Mrs.Arthur Gage enterUined at a well-attended meeting of the Ladies\u2019 1 C:rc.e of the United Church of Stan-1 bridge East.Mr.George Phelps was in Shef- ford for a day last week.Mrs.Arthur Stearns, of Swanton, oa been spending a short time with her brothers, Messrs.Thomas, Ernest and Charles McGovern.Miss O.ve Getty, of Bedford, was a r\u20ac-cent gue-t at the same home.Mr.Willim Realffe spent a day in iri Johns recently.Mr.J.Wing, who has spent the pa \u2018- few months at the home of Mr.Llwin Sawyer, has returned to She don, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Neil Baker and Miss Lo.s Baker went to St.Johns last Saturday.\u20221 \u2022 Brenda Kemp spent a weekend at the Phelps\u2019 home.Mr.and Mrs.Delbert Corey were Sunday guesta of the former\u2019s sister.Mr H.Perry, Stanbridge East.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Smith were recent guests of their uncle, Mr.C.Hitchcock, Stanbridge Station.Mr.and Mrs.Herbert Baker and family were Sunday guests, of Mr.and Mr*.L.B.Russell at St.Arm-end.New York, Oct.19.\u2014 Renewed selling pressure forced stocks one to more than four points lower in early dealings today.Some of the utilities and oils resisted, while National Distillers and American Can were isolated steady spots.Rails were heavy and numerous industrials suffered substantial losses.Allied Chemical lost more than four points.Shares off two to around three included Case.American Commercial Alcohol, Goodyear, Union Pacific, Du Pont, IVestem Union and Loews.Concessions of a (point or more were recorded by U.j S.Steel, New York Central, American Smelting, Dome.American Tele-! 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Gillette Blue Blades Now V2 Former Price UNDESERVED FEE RETURNED BY OXFORD GROUP MEMBER Former Federal Arbitrator from Winnipeg Returns $68.50 to Dominion Treasury.Ottawa, Oct.19.\u2014A local paper today tells of a former Federal arbitrator from Winnipeg who ic-turned twenty-five dollars to the Dominion Treasury, explaining the money was a fee received some years ago from acting on an arbitration board.According to the newspaper, the man declared he had taken no time off from his job when he acted as arbitrator and thc- v desired to return the fee, as his acceptance of it did not ,.a.with the teachings of the Ox.- rd Group, which he had just joined.This all seemed too good to be true to the skeptical Treasury official who received the cheque.He looked up the records, and after 10° 50 Gillette\u2019s sweeping price reduction means that now almost every man can have utmost shaving comfort.Always a great value, the Gillette Blue Blade is now a sensational bargain.No shaver should even consider accepting lesser quality when the world\u2019s finest blade costs so little.Use the Gillette Blue Blade and you get remarkable shaves, free from all Irritation.Try it on our money-back guarantee of complete satisfaction.Buy a package tonight.GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO.OF CANADA, LIMITED - MONTREAL Gillette BLUE BLADS I SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1933 PAGE THREE BEDFORD DISTRICT FULFORD Mr.Orion Butler and son, Alvin, of Ayer\u2019s Cliif, were guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.E.Davis.Mr.Edson Davis was quite ill over a recent week-end and Dr.Pickel, of Sweetsburg, was called to attend him.Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Davis and two children, Earl and Myrtle Davis, of Bolton; Mrs.Cedric Hastings and two children, Roy and Doris, of Iron Hill; Mr.and Mrs.Cecil Clarkson, of Foster, and Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Davis were at the home of their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Edson Davis, called there by the illnes of Mr.Davis, whose condition is slightly improved.NUTT\u2019S CORNER Mrs.George Schoolcraft, who has been quite ill and under the care of Dr.Draper, of Bedford, is somewhat better at present.The two young sons of Mr.and Mrs.Anson Robinson, of Montreal, who have been spending their Thanksgiving holidays at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Was ton Miller, have returned home.Mr.Levi Johnson, of Hartford, Conn., is visiting his mother, Mrs.Carrie Johnson, and other relatives here for a few days.Mrs.William Stevenson, of New York, is visiting her father, Mr.M.A.Morin, and other relatives for an indefinite time.Mr.A.J.Tremblay, proprietor of the Dairy Valley Creamery, is building a cement and brick garage, and tenement above the creamery and expects to occupy same in the near future.The Baptist people are preparing to build a barn at the parsonage grounds.Mr.M.A.Morin has the frame built for his new barn, which will replaced the one destroyed by fire early this summer.« GRANBY A Three Days\u2019 Cough Is Your Danger Signal Don\u2019t let them get a strangle hold.Fight germs quickly.Creomulsion combines the 7 best helps known to modern science.Powerful but harmless.Pleasant to take.No narcotics.Your own druggist is authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved by Creomulsion.\t(adv.) I he healing Créa m weniholatum Cor SPRAINS aï® BRUISES BITES on CUTS.MADE IN CANADA WEAK, NERVOUS AND RUNDOWN Always Lying Down\u2014Took Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Compound\u2014Getting Stronger Every Day Mr.and Mrs.N.A.Austin motored to Schenectady, N.Y., for Thanksgiving and were accompanied home by Mrs.R.D.Austin.Mrs.J.B.Travers spent a few days in Montreal last week with Dr.and Mrs.A.W.McClelland.Mrs.George Keep was the guest of Mrs.John Parker last week.Mrs.Alex Rutherford was the guest of friends in Montreal for the holidays.Mr.and Mrs.John Drummond aie guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Rutherford.Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Mullin and Miss Mary R.Mullin spent a few days at Lachute, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Hind.Miss Lillian Sinclair, of Sherbrooke, and Miss Lois Skinner, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Miss Margaret McLean.Miss Dorothy Travers is spending a week with Mr.and Mrs.Percy McClelland in Montreal.Mrs.John McCurdy entertained a few friends at cards in honor of her guest, Mrs.McCurdy, of Coaticook.Miss Eileen.Payne, of Ste.Helen's School, Dunham, spent Thanksgiving Day with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Payne.Mr.Reginald Wallace, of Montreal, was the guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Wallace.Messrs.Ted Low, E.F.Morris, K.Geddings, George Browme, Walton Blunt, Guy Kittredge, W.MacDonald and C.Gopp, all of Montreal, spent the holidays at their respective homes.Miss Alice Fuller, of Sutton Junction, was home with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Fuller, for Thanksgiving.Miss Hill, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.Alien, for a few weeks, left for her home tn Scotland on Saturday, October 7th.Rev.Archdeacon Longhurst, of Toronto, is spending a few days with friends.Miss Helen Buck, of Montreal, is visiting friends in town.Miss Flo Bradford spent the holidays in Drummondville with her sister, Mrs.L.C.Miller, and Mr.Miller.Mr.and Mrs.R.P.Martin and Mr.Douglas Martin, accompanied by Mrs.W.R.Safford, of Sutton, spent a few days at Leominster and Millington, Mass., guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Phillips.Mr.and Mrs.H.Percy and Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Horan, of Magog, spent Sunday with Mi*, and Mrs.M.F.Dunn.Mr.Duncan McIntosh and Miss Belle McIntosh, of Ottawa, and Mr.and Mrs.William Barr, of Montreal, were calling on Miss Clara Seavey and other friends on Thanksgiving Day.Mr.Hobart Taylor, who recemly underwent an operation, was able to leave the Runnell\u2019s Hospital and is visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.B.Taylor in St.Albans.Mrs.J.D.A.McDonald, of Toronto, is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.M.F.Dunn.Mrs.T.F.Davidson and Miss Gyn Davidson have returned from a week's vacation spent at Toronto, Ont., and Detroit ,Mich.Mrs.P.S.Ashton and the Misses Marjorie and Joyce Ashton spent a week-end with friends in Montreal.men\u2019s Christian Temperance Society was held at the home of Mrs.W.Kemp.There were eighteen members and visitors present.The devotional exercises opened with the hymn, \u201cWhat a Friend We Have in Jesus,\u201d and the reading of the forty-eight Psalm, after which several prayers were offered.Reports were read from the Provincial Convention, which was held at Magog.Arrangements were made for a temperance contest which commenced October 8th.Mrs.Charters read an article, after which the meeting was closed by prayer.Miss D.Robinson.Miss Kath-rine Reid and Miss Barbara Miller were out from Montreal and spent Thanksgiving with Miss Miller\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Miller.Mrs.Jennie Knuckey has returned from visiting her daughter and family at Newport, Vt.People nom out of .own who attended the funeral of Mr.Norman Sweet were Dr.and Mrs.Draper and Mrs.Guthrie, from Bedford; Mr.and Mrs.Martin Sweet, from Brome, Mr.and Mrs.Claud Turner, Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Longeway and the Misses May, Mildred and Norma Longeway, of Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.William Hight were visiting friends at Bolton for a few days early in the week.Miss Betty Strang and Miss Kathleen Dixon, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Homer Bre-see.Mrs.Lorin Mills was taken to a Montreal hospital.Mr.Mills, who has been in a s^ious condition for some time, is somewhat better.Miss Edith McKinnon, of Montreal, is snendir.g a few days at Sutton as the guest of Miss Bertha Longeway.were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Miles Enright.Mrs.Harold Sewell and little daughter, Catherine, of Quebec, have been spending a week with Mrs.Sewell\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.F.V.Hayes.SAVAGE\u2019S MILLS WEST SHEFFORD SUTTON \"I Buffered from backache,Tgcneral rundown condition and female weakness.I.had to lie down nearly every day.My druggist recommended Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Compound.I have taken several bottles and believe it to bo the best medicine I ever used.I sleep well, my nerves are belter, my appetite is improved and I am'gettlng stronger all the time.\u201d\u2014Mrs.A.|E.BtmBOOGHS, Box SOl^Dnimkellor, j Alberta The October meetings at Olivet Baptist Church have been taken by the Sunday School and the B.Y.P.U.On Sunday, October 1st the Sunday School presented its rally day services under the leadership of the assistant superintendent, Mr.Harold Woodard.The programme prepared for all Baptist Churches of Canada was follower., supplemented by recitations and singing by the pupils.The address was given by Mrs.W.VV.Smith, teacher of the Bible Class, o.i the subject.\u201cYouth\u2019s Share in the Kingdom Building.\u2019\u2019 The service on October Sth was taken by the B.Y.P.U.with Harold Jordan as chairman.Miss Bates gave an account of the ordination service, at which she was a delegate in Montreal recently, and Miss Marion Smith spoke on the subject \u201cWhat Is That in Thine Hand?\u201d The regular meeting of the B.Y.P.U.was held in Olivet Baptist Church with Mr.Asa Squires in the chair.The speaker w'as Miss Ruby Woodard.A meeting was also conducted in the Aseltine Schoolhouse on Sunday afternoon, October 8th, with Miss Hazel BaLs as speaker.Olivet Baptist Church *.vas beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and flowers for Thanksgiving Sunday, the decorating being done by Mrs.Gately, Miss E.Gate-ly and Mr.Warren Derby.Mrs.M.J.Richards and Miss Evelyn Jordan, from St.Laurent, were visiting their parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.T.Jordan over the Thanksgiving holiday.Mr.and Mrs.Leon Jordan, of Springfield, Mass., were also guests at the home of Mr.Jordan\u2019s parents.Mr.Harold Jordan.Mr.Harold Woodard and Mr.G.T.Jordan motored to Montreal for a day recently.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Baptist.Church was entertained at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Jones.Mr.J.V/.Murphy motored to Montreal recently.The monthly meeting of the Wo- BACKACHEi Backache is the most persistent symptom of kidney troubles.Dr.Chase\u2019s Kidney-Liver Pills entirely rid the system of the poisons which cause backache, lumbago and other painful and dangerous diseases.Used once or twice a week they ensure the healthful action of the liver, kidneys and bowels.DnCIIA$r§ Several improvements have been made in the play ground of the West Shefford School and also within the building.Mr.William Lang is responsible for this splendid piece of work and, therefore, merits the gratitude of all those interested in the education of the youth of this co immunity.Mr.Luke Marchessault spent some time in Montreal recently.It is with much regret that the many friends of Mr.and Mrs.Carrier learn of the recent accident to their son, Paul.Mrs.Lang was chaperon to a large party at their cottage at the lake over the Thanksgiving weekend.Misses Katie and Gula Taylor spent the holiday week-end with their parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Taylor.Miss Harvey motored to her home for the Thanksgiving holiday.Mrs.Currie spent a few daj*s with her mother, Mrs.S.B.Hayes, last week.Mr.and Mrs.Vernon Mackay and Mr.Gerald Hayes called on Mr.and Mrs.S.B.Hayes recently.Mr.and Mrs.Crack, Mr.and Mrs.Fowler, Miss Anne, Master Evans Fowler and Messrs.Mac Crack and Peter Daniels attended the supper at the Brill.Mr.Stephen Bell spent the holiday week-end with his son-in-law and daughter, Canon and Mrs.G.A.Mason, Montreal.Canon Mason\u2019s many friends are delighted to learn of the recent honor conferred on him by the Bishop of Montreal.For many years Canon Mason worked in this and adjacent parishes and has many warm friends in this part of the diocese.His friends unite in wishing him many years as a member of the chapter of Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal.Miss Winona Lawrence, who was a guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.M.Lawrence, over the holiday weekend, has returned to her studies at Macdonald College.Norman Stone has resumed his studies in Montreal.Miss Isabelle Allard spen a few days with her grandmother recently.On Thanksgiving Day Mrs.Cunningham and Miss Allard were Sinner guests of Rev.Mr.and Mrs.La-londs, \u201cThe Parsonage.\u201d Miss Forrest\u2019s many friends are sorry to learn that she is suffering with a severe cold.Mrs.Flanagan spends much time with her.Rev.Mr.Thompson, of South Stukely, was a dinner guest of Mr.and Mrs.Crack lately.Mrs.Crack has returned from visiting relatives in Kingsbury.Mr.Leslie Gallagher\u2019s many friends are delighted to learn that he is making a speedy recovery from his recent accident to his leg.Mr.and Mrs.Gus Dutilly motored to Montreal one day recently.Mrs.Neva Bell-Knott and her daughter, Miss Helen, were tea guests of Mr.and Mrs.T.S.O'Malley recently.Rev.B.S.Murray, M.A., was out of town one day recently.Mr.and Mrs.Gerald McDonald and family, of Granby, Mr.and Mrs.James Campbell and Miss Grace Campbell and Mr.John Campbell Mr.Edward Ingram and Miss Gladys Ingram, of Granby, were here to visit their parents, Mr.and Mrs.James Ingram and family.Mr.and Mrs.Antonio Bullard and daughters, of Montreal, arrived here on Friday last and visited Mr.J P.Cleary.They remained for the week-end and attended the benediction of the new church and the blessing of the new bell at St.Joachim.Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Moffatt, Miss Madeline Moffatt, Mr.J.Betourny and Miss Catherine Sneath ,of Montreal, were here, guests of Mr.and Mrs.George W.Kiernon and attended the benediction ceremonies at St.Joachim on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Dunn, of Granby, were here on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Dunn, of Granby, were here on Sunday, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Louis Dunn and attended the benediction of the new* church and bell at St.Joanchim on Sunday.Miss Anna Dunlavey and Mr.and Mrs.John Harvey, of Granby, were here on Sunday as guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Dunlavey.Mr.and Mrs.J.P.McMahon, Mr.Charles Dunn, of West Shefford, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Campbell, of Shefford Mountain, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Renaud, Mr.ami Mrs.George Premond, Mr.Melvin Kenney ijnd Miss Lena Kenedy, of Verdun, were among those who attended the benediction of the new church at St.Joachim on Sunday.Mi*, and Mrs.Joe Mullin and Mrs.J.Mullin, of Granby, were present at the ceremony held at St.Joachim.Miss Laurette Binnet and Mr.D.Binnet and family, of Montreal, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Waldo Cleary.Mr.Rodolph Cleary who is at school at St.Hyacinthe, was home on Sunday with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.Cleary.; Hunter in Bondville on Saturday i evening, while others were guests ] at the wedding reception in South j Stukely hall for Air.and Airs.I Draper.Recent guests at \u201cHillside Farm\u201d were Mr.and Airs.Sydney Taylor, Miss Marguerite and Master Gordon, Air.and Mrs.G.B.Mizener and Air.and Airs.C.A.Mizener, of Knowlton, and Miss Alice Aliz-ener, of Maple Wood Convent, Waterloo.Mr.Arthur Snodgrass, of Notre Dame de Grace ,and Mr.Lynford Snodgrass, of Bishop\u2019s College.Lennoxville, spent the week-end at the home of their parents, Mr.and Airs.J.N.Snodgrass.Mr.and Mrs.W.L.Dimick, of South Stukely, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.L.D.Dimick recently.Mr.and Airs.Henry AlcGovern, of Warden, and Mr.Gordon Cousins, of Cartierville, were Sunday guests of Air.and Airs.S.Marshall and son.Air.W.G.Knowlton attended the school commissioners\u2019 meeting at \u201cLake View,\u201d Knowlton Miss Winona Luce, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs.Edna Luce, and Air.and Airs.Irving Luce.Mr.Blair, of Sherbrooke, is spending a week at the same home.Other recent guests were Mr.and Airs.B.0.Mitchell, of Brome, and Air.and Airs.Roy Luce, of Connecticut.Mr.Clinton McLaughlin, spent the week-end at Brown\u2019s Hill.Air.and Mrs.Albert Hall accompanied him to Ayer\u2019s Cliff, where they were met by their daughter, Airs.| Albert Young, of Stanstead, where 1 they will be guests for a time.Mr.E.I.Booth is able to be around again.There were no services in the Creek or Prill churches on Sunday, the pastor, Rev.W.H.Thompson, taking a much-needed holiday visiting relatives and friends in Ontario, accompanied by hL.wife and daughter.WEST BOLTON The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Brill Church met with Mrs.Mabel Salisbury and daughter will the usual attendance.The Y.P.L.held a meeting in the church basement and had an attendance of over forty.Rev.Thompson opened the meeting with prayer, followed by the singing of a hymn.Games were enjoyed and refreshments were served.The Ladies\u2019 Circle of the Creek Church met with Mrs.J.AI.Swell, the president, Airs.A.G.Davis, presiding.The minutes of the last meeting and the report of the supper at Argyle House were read by the secretary-treasurer, Airs.B.R.Alizener.The hostesses, Mrs.Lena Quilliams and Mrs.Swett, served a delicious lunch.\u2022Mr.Donald Hume attended *he sports day in Bedford.Miss Frances Honey spent the past week-end at the home of her parents.A number from here attended the birthday party for Air.P.C.ABERCORN Air.and Mrs.Loftus Smith spent Sunday visiting relatives in Mystic and Bedford.Air.and Airs.J.G.Tisdale went to Johnson, Vt., on Sunday.Recently they took a trip to Toronto and Niagara Falls.Mr.and Mrs.E.Averill, of Granby, were tea guests at Air.W.Chapman\u2019s on Alondey night.Mrs.M.Aiken, of Mansonville, visited at Air.M.E.Derrick\u2019s on Friday.Air.and Mrs.Alfred Jones, of Toledo, Ohio, were recent guests at Air.E.R.Boright\u2019s.Airs.John Payne, Jr., is ill with the grippe.Livia and Roxie Ingalls, of Sweetsburg, were calling on Airs.F.D.Shufelt at \u201cThe Highalnds\u201d on Saturday.Airs.Spafford will be remembered as \u201cBirdie\u201d Clara Barn-um, youngest daughter of the ,ate Solomon Barnum and his wife, Clara Hewett, who were at one time residents of Iron Hill.Airs.Alary Royea and her sister-in-law, Airs.Louise Clarkson, are visiting friends in Sherbrooke.Air.and Airs.Sylvanus Fuller anal family, of West Brome, and Masterl George Soles and the Misses Jean | Soles and Gertrude Austin, Govern-! ment road, were Sunday guests at J Air.ann Airs.Chas.Austin\u2019s, \u201cThe Knoll.\u201d A family party of twenty-eight persons was entertained by Air.and Mrs.C.L.Sweet at \u201cThe Pines.\u201d At this gathering there were present Aliss Fannibel Tressilean.Air.Craig, Mr.and Airs.Blair and two children, Alaster Perky and Miss Ellen Blair, of Alanchester, N.H.; Mr.and Airs.D.F.Sweet, Mr.and Airs.Frank Dennis, of St.Albans, Vt., and their daughters, the Misses Elizabeth, Eva, Eunice, Frances' and Lily Dennis; Mr.ami Mrs.D.E Hadlock and their family, Messrs.Herman, Wilfred and Lynford, Alas-itrs Jackson and Garth and the Misses Lucia and Marcia Hadlock, Mr.and Airs.C.L.Sweet and Alessrs.Cyril, Percival and Giorge Fernihaugh.Mr.C.L.Sweet conveyed the party of Manchester friends and Mrs.D.E.Hadlock to Eastman to visit their uncle, Air.Myron Tibbits, and Airs.Tibbits, on Saturday and on Sunday morning the Alanchester people returned to their respective homes.Airs.L.D.Truax and her mother, Airs.Clara Shufelt, were tea I guests of Mrs.Florence E.Shufelt at \u201cThe Hghlands\u201d on Sunday.! ADAMSVILLE y .>rt ^ J .\t-7 * \u2022 / >!#\t\u2022 \u2022 4* \u2019 G * ' p i - v-'V/.- A*\tr V.Just f you need ELL PORTE R vi.¦¦ ' '\t\u2022DC'\"'?*' \u2022* li*' trSfé \u2022 » \u2018S\u2019vë J i-/*VVV ¦hjr-'é.UU' card, have taken over her late husband's general store.Air.Roger Dion is confined to his home through illness.Airs.C.Larivee is recovering slowly from a stroke of paralysis.FOSTER IRON HILL Mrs.Leon Truax, of Bradford, Vt., is spending a few days w:th her brother, Mr.C.F.Shufelt, and Mrs.Shufelt.She will be accompanied home by her mother, Mrs.Clara Shufelt.Mr.and Airs.Merrill Beard and three of their children, of Ashland, N H.are guests of Air.and Mrs.E.W.Beard and of other relatives here.Air.and Airs.Arthur Spafford, of Haverhill, N.H., and Misses A large congregation attended the services in St.George\u2019s Anglican Church on Thursday afternoon, October 12.His Lordship Bishop Farthing officiated, assisted by Canon H Coffin, of Dunham.The altar was tastefully decorated with autumn leaves and flowers, while appropriate singing was rendered.His Lordship announced that there is an increase of seven incumbents in the fold.Miss Ophale Houle, of Granby, is visiting Mr.and Airs.N.Langevin.Airs.Jacquest, of Montreal, is a guest of Mr.and Airs.Harry Alar-tin.Air.Harry Alartin is confined to his home through serious illnes.Air.George Desmarais has gone to Holyoke, Alass.Mr.and Mrs.L, Langevin, Air.and Mrs.A.Grégoire, Mr.Laurent Neveu, Mr.N.Neveu, Mr.F.Mon-ast, Air.I.Dionne, Misses M.A.Dion, B.and A.Dion, Rose-Anna and N.Neveu, of Adamsville, Mr.and Airs.Armand Grégoire, of Cowansville, Air.0.Charbonneau and Aliss C.Parent attended a husking bee at Air.George Neveu\u2019s and Mr.Alex Leggat\u2019s recently.Miss H.Charbonneau has returned home after a month\u2019s visit in Bristol, Conn.Mr.Remi Dupuis met with a painful accident when he was kicked on the knee by a horse.He is confined to his home.Airs.Octave Huot is leaving to reside in Cowankville with her two young daughters.Her son, Mr.Ern ie Huot, and son-in-law Air.T, Pi- Mrs.Drew, of Greenfield, Alass.; Airs.Edgar Hills, of Waterloo; Mrs.Clement Inglis and Miss Jean Inglis, of Knowlton, were recent guests of Air.and Mrs.James Code.Mrs.K.Smith and Alisses Beatrice and Bernice Smith, of Woods-ville, N.H., were week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs.S.E.Booth.Mr.James Savage and Airs.R.A.Savage, of South Stukely, Were guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Johnson and Mr.C.D.Johnson.Mrs.Al.Donald Hastings and Air.Rupert Allen were among the teachers from this vicinity to attend the convention in Montreal.Mr.and Airs.William Libby and I Master Marlyn Libby, of Montreal, were guests of Air.and Mrs.G.Claude Whitcher recently.Miss Aiken Wilson and Miss Mildred Brown, of Danville, were recent guests of Airs.Lena QuiL Hams anti Mr.Stanley Quilliams.Airs.Winfield Stevens, of Dodge, Mass., is the guest of her sister.Airs.H.E.Bell, and Mr.Bell.Master David Woodley, of Knowlton, was a recent guest of his school mates, Messrs.George.Clarence and Alerton Allen.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Bannister, of Boston, Mass., and Mrs.Mark Bannister, of North Troy, Vt., wero recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Young and Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Chamberlain.Mr.and Airs.G.IT.Durveil entertained a large parly at bridge and five hundred in aid of the Guild of the Bishop Carmichael Memorial Church.Bridge was played at three tables and five hundred at eleven tables.Airs.Eva Hunter won first prize in bridge, and Aliss Jean Hunter second prige.Mr.Moysey, of Waterloo, won first gentlemen\u2019s prize and Mr.Eugene Mooney second.In five hundred, Mrs.Mooney won first prize and Mrs.J.J.Dixon second, while Air.E.W.Taylor and Master Douglas McClay were first and second.Mr.and Mrs.Leon Blunt and daughter, Barbara, of Notre Dame de Grace, were guests of Mr.and Airs.J.J.Dixon.Mr.and Mrs.G.H.Durrell and Mr.Raymond Durrell were in Rich-ford, Vt, calling on Rev.C.E.Ecrimgeour and Mrs.Scrimgeour.Air.and Airs.Charles Brown and Mr.Perrin Brown, of South Stukely, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Bell.Air.and Airs.AT.Donald Hastings and family were guests of Mr.and Airs.L.H.Hastings in Brome Centre.Mr.and Mrs.William Adam, of Granby, have been spending a few days as guests of Mrs.Adams\u2019 sis-tei, Mrs.Hiram Williams, and Mr.Williams.Mr.Billy Pratt, of Montreal, was a guest of his friend.Mr.Ralph, Collycr.Many friends of Air.J.E.Wait will be sorry to learn of his continued serious illness Air.and Mrs.Kenneth Martin, of Montreal, were recent Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Young and Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Chamberlain.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Leclerc and son, of Granby, were recent calling on Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Johnson and Air.C.D.Johnson Mr.R.E.Allen and Mr.Wilfred Allen were in Montreal recently.Air.and Mrs.AI.B.Williams and two children were ir.Richmond, Danville and Windsor Mills on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Stapleton, of Truro, N.S.; Mrs.Emily Staple-ton, Mr.Stapleton and Miss Nickels, of Afontreal, and Mr.Claude Dixon, of Kingston, Ont., were geests of Air.and Mrs.J.J.Dixon.Air.0.M.J.Ingalls, of Danville, was a guest of Mr.Walter Phelps on Saturday, October 7th.Help Kidneys Q* iL?°r,y functioning Kidneys and W it M°ruTakv.y0U 8ufrer i™™ Getting up Nights.Nervousness.Rheumatle \u2022 Pains.Stiffness, Burning.Smarting.Itching, or Acidity try the guaranteed Doctor s Pregcn ption Cyetex (Sisa-tex) « \"ust fix you up or money 'UJ'aac?* back, Only 75^ at drv&ieta.T j\t5'- .v- , v;r\t.\t*\u2022¦#: WORK -A ' i*V He begins to wish for quitting time about ten o\u2019clock every morning.He has headaches, indigestion, twinges of rheumatism and general listlessness of mind and body.Mr.Can\u2019t-Work has been constipated for a long time, although he may not suspect it.Poisons from clogged intestines are in his blood.His condition is nature\u2019s danger signal.Eno\u2019s \u201cFruit Salt\u201d was just made for men like him.'C i-\"C T\u2019CV \u2022 WORK Mr.Can-Work is a selfstarter and a go-getter! 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TOO LATE CAN TELL BV Ml A TONE OF voice - Of ,'!-b orj.% Kin, F.nitR\t(nr.Cm, B-fnln ri«!,n rrvml PAGE FOUR SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, OCIOBER 19, 193?.^herbranke î\\crmrb EiUbliihtd Math D»j «f Febroary.18*:.with which u incorpsr.tcd the Sherbrooke Guette, cotablUhod 1888.and Sherbroaka Examiner, established 187b.Press Comment men who were reaching high to prove how big they felt in their day and generation.Yet that which lasts through the ages must be laid on the solid foundation of dignity and usefulness.- 1 We are none of us impressed by the fat and Published Every Week Day by the Sherbrooke Ugjv stru laneous shower on Wednesday even- for table, cooking and goitre prevention\u2014approved by Ontario Provincial Board of Health WINDSOR IODIZED SALT lor Goitre prevention\u2014table uses end For all cooking EDWARDS BURG GROWN BRAND The economical and delicious table syrup THE CANADA STARCH CC (pWARDSBUJi >0RN SYR11! A nourishing sweet for the whole family 1C8 LIMITED, MONTREAL Mr.and Mrs.McIntosh, of Mont-.real, have arrived and are in residence at their new home.Mrs.R.L.Biliingslev and Miss j Billingsley are in Montreal, where they will visit friends for a while.Mr.Harry Cross and friend and ! Messrs.Robert and Gordon Robin-| son, of Spring Road, Lennoxville, attended the dance at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Alvah Cross, Quite a few from here attended the card party at the home of M.L.Brady, L\u2019Avenir.The Social Club sponsored a well-attended dance at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Cross recently.Mrs.Ida Johnson has sold her property in Kirkdale to Mr.Ernest Johnston, of Lisgar.Mrs.Johnston is leaving with M.r.an 1 Mrs.Charles Johnston for Perce, where she will make her home with them for the winter.Mrs.Leatherbarrow and two sons have taken up residence in Mr.Ernest Johnston\u2019s house.Mr.and Mrs.S.A.Johns, of Sherbrooke, were recent week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Cross.Mrs.Edna Armstrong will make her home with Mr.and Mrs.Norman Johnston, Ulverton.Miss Ruby Royal, of Melbourne, was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs.A, B.Lyster.Miss Irene Davidson has returned to Davidson Hill after spending a few weeks with Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Davidson.STANSTEAD Alfred Bissonnet, Jr., of Bishop\u2019s College, spent the Thanksgiving holidays at his home.Mrs.H.A.Scarth and Mrs.Parsons motored from Scotstown on Thursday, October 12th, and were guests of Mrs.Yohn McIntosh and Miss McIntosh.\t, The remains of Charles Thomas, of Huntingdon, were brought here I»9 S*ever ( WELL IF IT ISN\u2019T P1Y OLD ^ PAL, LLMLR: DJ\u2019EVER MEET A PAl WHO JU5T A&°UT PARALYZES \\*U WHtfl ht SHAKES YOUR HAMD, \u2014 HOWDY, tintP, OLD PAL~ Mow'S TfilNGo « .,\t.\t-,\tspent Thursday and Friday of mg October 11, m honor of Miss;last weck with the former\u2019s dangh-Pauline Deseve, whose marriage t Migs hi]][.dn Pik and RlcthB takes place shortly Bridge was Mrs.j.H.B,ce.On their return, played at five tables.Those win-i Migs Lillian Plk, accompiimed nmg prizes were Miss Claire our- ] and wilI apelld a week in Cole.igny, Miss Claire Duchanne and j krook Mrs John Cunningham At\tthe! Migs stella Be of sherbrook conclusion of a pleasant evening, t a week_*nd With her friend, refreshments were served by the|Mjss Vena Sullivan_ hostess.\t| Messrs.Hugh Pibus and Ervin At a special meeting of the R, Camber, of Georgeville, spent a town councillors on Wednesday, ; couple of days recently duck hunt-October 11, C.C.MacPherson was « jng at Lake St.Peter, nominated as a councillor after re-j Dr.H.S.Ellis has returned from signing at a previous meeting.j at three weeks\u2019 vacation at his Miss Collette Guertm entertained \u2019 home in Lasliburn, Sask.at a tea on Thursday afternoon of j Miss Janet Brown spent a week-last week in honor of Miss Pauline end with her parents, Mr.and Deseve, bride-elect.During the at 1 Mrs.W.G.Brown, of Cowansville, ternoon Miss Deseve was presented1 Miss Eileen Gilmour returned with a table lamp accompanied by; home with her aunt, Mrs.Gilmour, the best wishes of her friends.I and will spend a few days in Rock On Tuesday night, Mrs.Rod Eth-Usland-ier entertained in honor of Miss! Mrs.Ernest Bradley entertained Exhier, of Ottawa, who has been j at four tables of bridge at their spending a vacation with her bro- ; summer home on Thursday after-ther, Mr.Rod Ethier, and .Mrs.! nn, October 12.On totalling the Ethier.The\tevening was pleasant-\tscores, the prize winners\twere ly spent in\tplaying bridge, the\tMrs.J.O.Donigan, Miss\tEthel winners of the prizes being Mrs.Meek and Mrs.Reuben Styan.At Edison Mandigo, Mrs.George Ab-, the conclusion of a pleasant after-bott and Mrs.J.Jamieson, and | noon, delicious refreshments were Messrs.J.Jamieson, Ben Draper, served.and John Cunningham,\ti Mr.and Mrs.Chartes Cavell and Mr.Robert P.Pavia, of Fram-!s°n, Owen, snent Thanksgiving Dry mghum, Mass., has been spending at Richmond.the past few\tdays with his wife at\tI\tMiss Edith Daigneau has\tbeen her parents,\tMr.and Mrs.Ovide\t|\tspending several days with\tMrs.Morin.\tArchie Mosher ot Massaw.ppi.Dr.G.A.Bowen spent a day in \u2022 Mr.William Timmons, of Sher-Montreal.He was accompanied brooke, spent the past week with home by Dr.Albert Johnson, who;his son, Mr.Harry Timmons, rnd spent the week-end at his home, j Mrs.Timmons, who reside over Mrs.Fred Barlow, who has been ! Franeombe\u2019s store.-pending the past several months! Harmony Chapter 6, O.E.S.as a patient in the Montreal Gen- Church service, Sunday, Oct.22nd, eral Hospital and St.Margaret's ; St.Luke\u2019s Church, Magog.Rev.A.Convalescent Home, Montreal, re-jJ°ne-S Lennoxville, speaker, turned home on Thursday, October i\t- 12.\ti MELBORO Master Milton Cole is making a1\t_______ ?nnlsf?on0ry vTTry fT°'1 4 fev;\u2018 Miss Doris Davidson has gone to week WR-rh- ^ sustained last Fontenov> where she has a position.Jh;!e p^ng ,,n ,t!\\e bf ff j Miss Annie McCaig was a guest ment of the high school he fell, 0f relatives in L\u2019Avenir recently, hitting his head on the cement, Mr.and Mrs.Winston Beers were floor, which rendered him uncon-1 gUests 0f the latter\u2019s sister Mrs.W scions.He was taken home and Parkes, and Mr.Parkes in Water-medical aid summoned when it 'ville.Mr.and Mrs.George Fraser were calling on Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Davidson recently.Miss Lilia Booth has taken up a position with Mr.and Mrs.Wilfred Lawrence.Mrs.W.J.Nelson was a recent guest of relatives in Melbourne.Mr.Reginald Norris has returned from a few days spent with relatives in Bethany.aid, of Scotstown* wer-\tguests of\tSherbrooke, where Mrs.Russell and | guests of Mr.\tand\tMrs.\tEd.Wal- Mrs.MacDonald's parents, Mr.and\tMrs.Blake attended\tthe eleventh I dron one day\tlast\tweek.Mrs.D.M.MacLean,\trecently,\tannual session of the\tGrand Chap-; Mrs.Emma\tWaldron,\tof Coati- Friends of Mr.MacLean\tregret to\tter of Quebec, Order\tof the East-i cook, is spending\ta few days in hear of his illness and all wish ! ern Star.\t[town, a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Eg.for his ultimate recovery.\tQuite a number from here at-i \"\"a'1\u2019on antl other relatives.Mrs.\tAngus MacLeod and Me.\ttended\tthe corn husking at Mr.\tM.I M>'- aac* Mrs.\tA.J.\tBetts^\tand Donald\tK.MacLeod were guests\tMcCullough's, West Sutton.\t| daughter, Vera,\tand\tMr.Edwin in Sherbrooke and Lennoxville re- The many friends here of Mr.iHarran were in Coalieook recent-cently.\tjJohn Hancock, of East Pinnacle.! 1y- Miss\tVerlie M.Martin motored\twho is\tin a Montreal Hospital\tsuf-1 Mr.and Mrs.\tJohn\tBain\tand to her\thome in Brookbury recent-\tfering\tfrom blood poisoning,\tare \u2022 daughters.Hazel\tand^ Shirley,\tand ly and spe t the week-end as guest pleased to hear that he is improv- Mrs.Ida Reed, were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Mar-1 ing slrwly.\tj\tof Mrs.Kate Reed\tand Mr.and tin, and family.\tj\tMr.St.\tPierre,\tof\tMontreal, '\tMrs.W.Johnston, Lennoxville.Miss Vernice Gates, of Brown-! spent a few\tdays\there\twith\this1\tMr.and Mrs.J.G.\tHall and Miss them ville Junction, Maine, is spending a 1 family.\t|\tArlene Bellam, of\tEaton Corner, few days with her grandmother,! Miss Collette, of St.Hyacinthe, Iwee*' ««ent £Ueats of Mr.and Mrs.Mrs.Katherine Morrison.OR MEET THE PAL WM0 SHAKES YOU UP WITH MIS\u2018HAIL,FELLER, WELL HET\" 5LAP ÛM THE BACK,\u2014 ( OH.d°Y, THAT WA5 !\tRICH * OR MEET THE PAl WHO GET5 A GREAT KICK OUT Of M/INÇ Y«UR CHAIR WHEN Y^U GO TO PIT O^WN, \u2014 iust sou Dawes BLACK THE BRINKS ARE 0M Nt, BLNIER.OLD PAL \u2019*1 MELBOURNE Mrs.Jack Johnston and infant daughter, of Kingsbury, have returned home after spending some time with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Woods.Miss Eileen Barr spent a weekend K.ently visiting friends in Montreal.Mrs.Robert Kerr is spending a week in Montreal visiting her daughter, Mrs.R.A.Salivay and relatives.Mr.F.W.Norman, of West-mount, has returned home after a few days\u2019 visit with Mr.and Mrs.Robert Barr.Mrs.G.Ewing, who has been in the Sherbrooke Hospital, has returned home again.m THEM n'J'EVER MEET THE PEAL PAL WHO 0RDER5 A COUPLE 0t\" 5°TTLE5 OF BLACK H°R3E:?\tS03 Horse Ale Please MARSBORO Mrs.J.J.Stewart, of Lake Megan.ic, was a rexent guest of her mother, Mrs.Catherine Morrison.Mrs.Murdo Maclver and Miss Emily Maclver, of Scotstown, were guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Dannie A.MacLean, recently.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Saunders, of Lennoxville, were recent weekend guesU at the home of Mrs.Saunders\u2019 parents, Mr.and Mrs.Angus MacLeod.Mrs.Laura Maclver and family, of Lennoxville, recently visited Mr.and Mrs.Alex MacLeod and other friends and relatives.Mr.Murdo D.MacDonald attend-od the political convention in Sherbrooke.Mr.Angus MacDonald accompanied him.Miss Katharine M Morrison is visiting her aunt, Mrs.Willis MacDonald, Milan.Mr.Donald Maclver and Miss Ruth Maclver have returned to their home in Manchester, N.H.They were accompanied by Mi«s Irene MacLeod, who returned to resume her employment in Spring-field, Mass.Mrs.Donald R.MaeDc.iald, Miss Ruth and Master Murrav MacDon- HILLSIDE Mr.and Mrs.C.B.Cowan and family, of Alva, were recent dinner guests of Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Sherrer.Miss Muriel Blake, of Bedford, and Miss Avia M.Blake, of Macdonald College, were Thanksgiving guests of their parents here.Miss Ethel Sherrer, of Glen Sutton, spent the Thanksgiving weekend at her home here.Mr.Vivian Russéll, of Waterloo, spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.A.Russell.Rev.H.C.Coffin, of Dunham, was calling on his parishioners recently.Mrs.G.A.Russell and son, John, and Mrs.William Blake motored to has been spending a week here with his sister, Mrs.I.Marois.EAST CLIFTON W.E.Bellam.Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Guy Waldron included Mr.aid Mrs.Norman Patterson, of Brooklyn.N.Y.; Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Gallagher, of Windsor, Vt.; Mr.and Mrs.Don McRae and family and Mr.Walter Gallagher, of Mr.and Mrs.C.R.Waldron and son, David, of Danville, were fndSMr°sf Ed\tMr\u20191 Sawyorviile;\u2019Mesm-s.Tudre\"\"\u2019 and Mi and Mrs ij'Betts apd ; Cejment McRae, of_High Forest daughter, Vera, and Mrs.las.1 Towers and daughter, Lena Mae, were in Angus.Miss Marjorie Waldron has re turned from Coaticook, where she Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Bellam were recent guests of the former\u2019s uncle, Mr.Sternie Ppoe, and Mrs.Pope, in Westfield, Vt.Miss M.Findlay spent the past week-end in Sawyerville, a guest substituted in the high school tor 0f\u201c Mrrand\"MTs.\" ThomZs\u2019 French! a few days for the teacher, who is j Mr.and Mrs.A j, Bett, and ' Mr.and Mrr.W.E, Bellam coll-! -U^ter\u2019\twerejecent guests Norman Betts, ed on Mr.and MrsLAlT'G:'\" Hall.| Randbr;roand Mr8\u2018 m \" CoLn;T'\u20195ECCT y-\t.Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Bellam were wA m\tr rt i,erLS:0n andrea £uests of Mr.and Mrs.Charles mis.M.otudd, of Cookshire, were I Montgomery, Randboro.recently.MORNING,JOAN! DID THE NEW DRESS GO OVER 8IG AT THE DANCE LAST NIGHT?GIVE UP, HELEN! NO MAN PAYS ANY '// //ATTENTION TO ME - f/A, \u2019-v/ { WITH MY SKIN S0//i7j AWFUL.AND I\u2019VE ^ TRIED EVERYTHING! NOXZEMA DOES CLEAR UP BAD COMPLEX\u2019 1 IONS QUICKLY.ITS MEDICATION DRIVES OUT ^IMPURITIES THAT CAUSE BLACK- ) HEADS, LARGE PORES, PIMPLES-IT S0FT-