Sherbrooke daily record, 30 août 1924, samedi 30 août 1924

[" ) l H c* r.11 v » \u2022 Sherbroofee Daily Record Established I 897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1924.Twenty-eighth Year.LONDON AGREEMENT SIGNED THIS AFTERNOON Outbreak Of Actual Fighting Near Shanghai Imminent France To Order Army To Retire From Dortmund Aar \"'\"T»# \u201e.\t1 ' - -1 Or3er Issued in Accordance With Premier Herriot\u2019s Agreement that Evacuation of Ruhr Would Begin the Day After Signing of London Agreement\u2014German Reichstag Votes Approval of Dawes Reparation Plan by Two-Thirds Majority\u2014Quite a Number of German Nationalists Changed Their Attitude at the Last Moment and Gave Government a Substantial Majority, | LEON BLUM, millionaire socialist deputy in the French Chamber, who is mentioned as a possible successor to Comte de Beaufort de St.Aulaire as ambassador to Great Britain.FATAL AUTO ACCIDENTÂT BUCK LAKE Mrs.Brayton Amadon Was Instantly Killed When Pinned Beneath Automobile.(Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, Aug-ust 30.\u2014The French Government will order the evacuation of Dortmund, in the Ruhr, tomorrow.This is in execution of Premier Herriot\u2019s engagement that the evacuation of the Ruhr ¦would begin the day after the signing of the London agreement.The agreement was signed in London early this afternoon.The economic withtdrawal from the Ruhr is beginning immediately.In fact, preliminary steps are being taken today throughout the Ruhr, but although the order for the military evacuation will be issued tomorrow, the troops will not be withdrawn until the economic evacuation is nearly-completed.Several weeks will be required for the orderly retirement of the French economic organization, including the railway employees and u great variety of civilian functionaries.It took the French Government several months to form this administrative force, and it is considered probable that comp\u2019ato transfer of this work cannot be made until well «long in October.APPOINTED AGENT GENERAL OF REPARATION PAYMENTS (Associated Press Despatch.) PARIS, August 30.\u2014The appointment of Owen D.Young, of New York, as general agent of reparation payments ad interim, was announced by the Reparation Commission today.The appointments were also announced of Jd.Delacroix, of Belgium, «?trustee to receive and administer the German railway bonds; Signor N'ogara, of Italy, trustee for the industrial debentures, and Andrew Mac-ledyan, of England, as commissioner of controlled revenues.AGREEMENT SIGNED AT LONDON THIS AFTERNOON (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, August 30.\u2014The pact drawn up at the recent International Conference here, outlining ways and means of putting the Dawes reparation programme :nto effect, was signed by representatives of the various nations early this afternoon.Premier Macdonald being in Scotland, the assistant Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Sir Eyre Crow, signed for the British.The Ambassadors, ministers or charges d\u2019affaires, acted for the other countries, while Ambassador Kellogg looked on for the United States.The informai character of the signing formalities was indicated by tl.e fact that some of the plenipotentiaries of the minor powers attached their signatures last night to enable them to leave London earlv this morning.Despite the lack of public attention to the finishing flourishes that put the pact into effect, the officials fully realize the significance of this final approval of the work of the London conference.Although the signing carries the pact a step further than the initialling given it at the close of the conference, it is not absolutely tanta : i\\v u\t.-it u i u uubuiuu.y tania- \u2022 Mmes, where an inquest will be held mount to ratificaion by he British.Nevertheless, it carries the Dawes today.Mrs.Amadon, who was about plan a deal further toward actual operation.\ti forty years of age, is survived by her Premier Macdonald had promised to lay the pact before the House! hPbancl and f°ur children, three of Commons when it re-assembles, but the general opinion is that therJ^*5 and a boy' .___________________ it not the slightest chance of a majority being registered against it.SOVIET VESSEL IS ON WAY TO WRANGLE ISLE Has Orders to Establish Russian Ownership of Island in Name of Soviet Government.COUSINS (Special To Record) THETFORD MINES, Que., Aug.30.\u2014A fatal automobile accident took place early this morning at Black Lake, the victim being Mrs.Brayton Amadon.of this city, who was instantly killed when the oar in which she was riding with her husband, baby girl and her mother, Mrs.John Porter, of Lower Irelanu, ran into the British Canadian mine trestle.They were returning to The4ford Miles from Lower Ireland early th's morning, and in attempting to pass another car on the road, Mr.A mad-on's car jumped off the road at Black Lake and headed into the abutment of the trestle that crosses the roadway at that point.The car overturned.Mr.Amadon, the baby girl and Mrs.John Porter were thrown clear and escaped with minor injuries, but Mrs.Amadon was pinned beneath the car and instantly killed.Mr.Amadon rushed to the home of Mr.Johnson at Black Lake for assistance and Mrs.Porter and little child were taken there, while the body of Mrs.Amadon was later removed to her late home at Thetford (Associated Press Despatch) SEATTLE, Wash., Aug.30.\u2014 A vessel named Red October, flying the Russian flag, armed with a six pound cannon, and carrying a company of infantry, is bound through ice from Petropavlovak Kamchatka Penninsul-a for Wrangel Island, off the northern shore of Siberia, with orders t.r take al inhabitants prisoners, seize al shipping and establish Russian ownership of the island ir£.the name of the Soviet Government.Lt.-Col.L._E.Broome, flight advancement officer for the abandoned British world encircling expedition, declared here today.He gave this information to United States naval officers in command of the battle fleet here.Wrangel Island is claimed as American territory, and at least one American, Charles Wells, is reported marooned there with a party of thirteen Eskimos.Col.Broome also said that the American schooner Herman, of San Francisco, with Captain Louis Vance and a crew of American sailors going to the rescue of Wells~may be taken prisoners by the Soviet forces on their arrival.Wells was left on Wrangel Island by Harold Noice when the latter went last year to rescue survivors of the ill-fated Stefansson expedition and found the only survivor, known Lord and Lady Mountbatten, cousins of King George, are making as Ada Blackjack, whom Ùe brought the trip to the United States and back to Seattle.\tCanada with the Prince of Wales.One Ol Most Pretentious Welcomes Ever Accorded An \u201cUnofficial1\u2019 Visitor Was Given Prince On His Arrival Yesterday Left This Morning by Special Train for Washington to Lunch With President Coolidge\u2014According to Present Plans, Luncheon at White House Will Be Simple and Informal.SHERBROOKE FAIR CLOSED ITS DOORS LAST EVEN1NC AFTER A VERY SUCCESSFUL WEEK Final Events of Week\u2019s Programme Were Held Yesterday Afternoon\u2014Attendance Yesterday Was Small\u2014Exhib-hitors Began to Pack Up About Five O\u2019Clock\u2014Final Races Held During Afternoon\u2014Midway Closed Up Early\u2014Automobile Attendance Totalled One Thousand Yesterday\u2014Good Dairy and Farm Product Display.T HE Sherbrooke Exhibition closed its doors last night after what has been one of the most successful weeks in the history of the Eastern Townships Agricultural Association.The success of a fair depends to a great extent upon the weather, and it is seldom that \u201cfair week\u201d passes without one or two days of rain.This week, however, went by with hardly a cloud entering the skv, and with six days of bright sunshine which attracted record crowds to the grounds.The exhibits, too, were far more numerous than in terday totalled only one thousand, and they carried two thousand five hundred people.This number ia considered small, but Fridav haq always been a poor day in comparison with the rest of the week.Of the total cars which entered the gates yesterday, eight hundred and fifty-eight came from the Province of Quebec, seventy entered from Vermont and twenty came from Massachusetts.Fifteen were from New Hampshire and ten were from New York; ten were from Maine, while Rhode Island and Ontario each registered five.Pennsylvania had three cars and Missouri and each.California early.I -\u2018Jt previous years in almost every den artment, and all combined to make Indiana had one a very successful exhibition.\t| registered two.The attendance on Wednesdavj - and Thursday was very large.Tues-;\tMidway closed day\u2019s attendance was a record fori*- that day, and yesterday a fair The Midway, which operated crowd was present.\t! continuously from Monday through- Everything ran at full speed yes-: out the entire week, continued in terday until about five o\u2019clock.! operation until about five_ o\u2019clocK when exhibitors began to get readv | yesterday afternoon, by which time to depart.Several of the cattle j several of the shows had closed up.exhibitors started their herds on ; Several of the games of chance the homeward journey last even-j closed up earlier in the day, but ing, and a number of the main ; the mechanical amusements conti-building exhibitors commenced & nued in operation until the last dismantle their displays late in th-.; minute.afternoon.The performance in front of the grand stand was given as usuaL yesterday afternoon, but was witnessed by a much smaller crowd than on the previous days.The races yesterday were very good, and \u2014 * Agricultural and Dairy Exhibit 's- -Ü* The agricultural and dariy building presented a very fine appearance at the exhibition this year, with its abundant supply of products.The owing to the fact that there was no | exhibiting space in the building was cattle parade to delay them, they | well filled, and those in charge of were started in good time and were the department state that a ^very over by about five o\u2019clock.\tsuccessful week has_ been realized.The baseball programme for the week concluded yesterday afternoon with a second game between Sherbrooke and Saranac Lake, which the local team won in the ninth inning by a score cf four to three.*- No Special Luncheon There The number of entries were about the same as usual, but a slightly larger variety of exhibits is reported this year.Apples were especially prominent, including many different brands.A large number of carrots were also entered, as well as beans, cucumbers, corn and many other vegetables.In the dairy section some fine specimens of butter and cheese were entered, and this department was in every way up to its usual mark.The directors in charge of this Alexander and J.Nichol and GERMAN REICHSTAG YESTERDAY GAVE APPROVAL TO DAWES REPORT-GOVERNMENT ISSUES PROCLAMATION (A«aociated Prca* Despatch) , LONDON, August 30.\u2014 On the.occasion of the adoption of the Dawes\u2019 report, Chancellor Marx has issued in the name of the German Government a proclamation thanking all the members of the Reichstag who ha' e contri- tne Reichstag has voted, tv a two-thirds majority, the laws necessary to put into operation the Dawes-Young plan.\u201cJhis is the first consequence of the London conference and it per- buted to bring about this result.! j^uri^such0\u2019 ot'le! ,esu\u2018ts 'n the says a Berlin despatch to Reutcra.The proclamation proceeds to explain the attitude of the Imperial Government with regard to the.question of \u201cwar guilt\u201d as follows- \u201cThat statement made by us in the Treaty of Versailles, under overwhelming pressure, to the effect that Germany had let loose the world war through her aggression, is contrary to the facts of history.\u201cThe Imperial Government declares that it does not recognize this statement, and that it is the just demand of the German people to be freed from the burden of this false charge.Until that is done, and so long as a member of the comity of nations is branded as a criminal to humanity, no true understanding and reconciliation between the peoples can take place.The imperial government will take the opportunity of bringing this déclara tion before the notice of foreign governments.\u201d as the and France desires.\u201d United State ATTITUDE OF SEVERAL NATIONALISTS CHANGED (Anioeiated Pré»* De«p*teli) BERLIN, Aug.30.\u2014The turn «bout by forty-eight German Nat-'onalists Reichstag deputies late yesterday afternoon gave the Marx-Stresemann government a comfortable majority in favor of the London reparations agreement.SIGNED AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF CANADA (Associated Press Despatch.) LONDON, Aug., 30.\u2014 Senator Belcourt yesterday signed on behalf to Canada the protocol and the agreements annexed thereto negotiated at the recent Interna t i o naj^Confercime^n^Lon£on.TWO GUARDS HELD IN CONNECTION WITH MOVE BY BANDITS TO ESCAPE STATEMENT IS ISSUED BY FRENCH G0VERNMEN1 Arraigned Yesterday in Montreal Court \u2014 Preliminary Hearing Fixed for September 3.(A»»ociatcd Pre«« Despatch) MONTREAL.Aug., 30.\u2014 Francois Joly and Ernest Gervais, two Bordeaux jail guards, were- arraigned yesterday on charges in connected with the attempten e-cape of Guiseppe Sorafini and his partners in the Hoehelaga Bank hold-up and preliminary hearing fixed for September 3.SAYS PRINCE IS JUST A MAN, AND VERY ICE ONE was no special luncheon held yesterday, although the directors\u2019 dining room was in operation as usual under the supervision of Mr.C.F.Waller, who has been in\t- charge of that department for department were Messrs.J.A.-Ic-some fourteen consecutive vears.Clary, M.W.Miller.J.H.Crepeau, Mr.L.J.Codere, president ofjJ- L.on a holiday It IS j rtnctor-i Tnwrwctiinc A crrirnlt-nrnl i _\t^ is receiving the support of which it is deserving, as it considered to be one of the chief departments of the exhibition.The agricultural and dairy build- sident, Mrs.Coolidge.their se«, ' a radio receivir-S set'on the private ' tigabllTn their\u2018efforts'to'keep'all I ing was visited by a very large num-John, and members of 'he presi-1 car.* ^en^rew, *\t°9\u201c | departments running: smoothly and ! her of visitors daily during ex- dent's personal staff will be nre-|?uplec* ^*y t*le Prince during his j the excellent manner in which thelhibition week.1____:___\tT~* \u2022' iournev from Npw T.nrwTnn f.nnn (Associated Press Despatch) | found well informd on momentous NEW YORK, Aug., 30.\u2014Edward, j subjects and does not, as many pro-Prince of Wales, left at 6.30 [ bably think, judging from press re-o clock this morning on a I ports, devote all his time to polo, special tram of the Pennsylvania I golf, swimming and dancing, and According to the present plans !\tqm mind\u2019 the > fa\u2018r this year.The secretary, Li.the White House luncheon will bÆ^\"^\tCol.S.E.Francis, and his assist- simple and informal.Only the Pre- other details of arrangements, placed.ant,' Miss St.Pierre, were indefa- New London.Conn., is due in Washington at one o\u2019clock nol'th to Montreal, and then west to ; not only receive the usual pro-j received from the members of their: toll of six lives, three of them boys.AIMS OF LIBERAL PARTY.I\tPres, Despatch.) WlARTON.Ont., Aug.30.\u2014 Tl.e Liberal party has two great objectives before it, declared Premier King at a meeting here yeaterdnv.\u2018One is to reduce the cost of pro- - ! duction and the other is to reduce (Associated Press OmpatchV j the cost of living to the people.\u201d PARIS, Aug., 30.\u2014 The French' \u2014-?Foreign Office has authorized the Don\u2019t following statement:\ttied Advertisements :n this issue.\u201cThe French Government, has They i.Kcly name somethin;, you learned with great, satisfaction that want-\t| Not Only an Excellent Dancer, But Has Mastered Art of Maintaining Interesting Conversation.(Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, Aug., 30.\u2014 Miss Leonora Cahill, the St.Louis girl, who of all the women outside his own party was the only one chosen by the Prince of Wales as a dancing partner on the Berengana, gave her impressions of the heir Lo the British Throne yesterday as the ship came slowly up the bay.After the Prince had debarked Miss Cahill, the centre of attention, was not embarrassed by the hundreds of eyes upon her nor was she the least bit haughty.She apparently took the whole affair as a happy incident of the voyage and described the Prince as \u201cjust a man.and a very nice one.\u201d \u201cI liked him,\" she said, \u201cwho could help it?He dances very well.He holds you just so, not ton tightly, but not too distantly either.\"I don't know why he picked me out.Surely there were many better looking girls, and goodness, we\u2019ve been away a whole vear and didn\u2019t buy any new clothe.;.\" She said the Prince is not only an excellent dancer, but has mastered the art of maintainin': an interesting conversation without sacrificing any of the rhythm of the dance.She was dressed entirely in bottle green.Her brown hai\" which was not bobbed was kept in place by a tiny, close fitting turban.sent.The train bearing the Prince ,Journe^\"^rom dock.(standard time) and luncheon will\tAlta, be served half an hour later.The Prince is scheduled to leave ' grammes broadcast by the stations the Capital at four o\u2019clock (East- w-th which radio fans are all fam-ern standard time) and should beliliar, but it will be used for the re-back at Syosset a little before ten.\tception\tof news\tbulletins\tspecially Despite his expressed wish to 'selected\tas being\tof interest to his enter the country with no more.Royal Highness.ceremony than is accorded to anv\tThese\titems will\tbe culled\tfrom the other distinguished foreigner, one '\tnews of\tthe world\tand at a\tspecified of the most pretentious welcomes hour they will be broadcast from the ! ever accorded an \u201cunofficial\u201d visi-j broadcasting stations of the Cana-' tor was given him.\tIdian National Railways Radio De,-! No guns were fired in bis.pàrtment.The points from which honor because the British Embassy ;lhey are broadcast will depend upon had asked that they be silent But the zone in which the princeFof every other form of welcome that Wa,es is travelli at the ti ! has ever been used, together witn\t¦\t,, some new departures, were invoked ^ h®V R xt tw, i J i \"\u2019\u2019j1 by those who went down the bav|b\u2018'\ttha^'dl do tbf b,;oad; to greet Kim\tcasting.Later C.N.R.T.will take it! Miss Leonore Cahill, the St.IYP,andJ^te?,\tWl™ipefj Louis girl who had the distinction1\t^ K.R.C.at Calgary will doj of being the rnly American with!the b^'est part of the work, for; whom the Prltu/e danced during the ! arranSejl'1£\u2018.n^ have been made by j voyage from Southampton, said the ! Lbe Canadian National Railways for! Prince impressed her as \"just a,the installation of a receiving set at nice young man on a vacation.^ .Ith J.P.Ranch.\u201cHe is delightful, really,\u201d she ; While the Prince is at his ranch said.\u201cHe is really distressed about ; which is some distance from any .all this notoriety.He is past a nice fair was conducted was due in a great measure to the fine support This radio set will ! which the PITTSBURGH.Aug.30\u2014An expresident and directors : plosion of gasoline yesterday took a staff.caused probably fatal injuries to sev- The number of automobiles which i en persons and less serious injurie?passed through the gates ves-|to seven others.ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, neglect (n read the Classi- LABOR DAY.THERE WILL BE NO ISSUE RECORD.OF THE DAILY Civil War In China Seems To Be Inevitable Unless La Yung Hsiang Gives Up Control Of The Shanghai District Despite All ElfForts Being Made by Chinese Banking and Commercial Interests to Bring Opposing Leaders Together to Discuss Terms of Peace, AH China Awaiting Reports of Outbreak of Actual Fighting Around Shanghai.- +- .Q THE WEATHER young man on a vacation, and he wants people to leave mm alone He told me he hoped the simple circumstances of his dancing with me would not lead to any undesirable publicity for me.\u201cHe dances very well; mdeed, he does.He has a perfect sense of rhythm.\u201cWe didn\u2019t talk very much.You know how it is when you are dancing.Just casual conversation.H.spoke of his Canadian ranch ami I had the impression that he enio (Associated Press Despatch)\t, , HANGHAI.Aug.30.\u2014 * ** Despite efforts being made * , ,\t, ,\t,\t^\t, i\tby the Chinese banking\t.\u2022> telegraph hue, he will be kept posted 1\t,\t.c *\t* * * *\t\u2022> ? * * -!\u2022 * of the affairs of the day by means :anc^ commercia.interests of of this radio set.At specified hours ; Shanghai to bring opposing lead-\u2019VERY WARM, THUNDERSTORMS of the clay the Canadian National i ers together to discuss terms ofj\tON SUNDAY Railways Calgary Radio Station will | Deace a]] China last night was* Fressure is highest over the mid- ^ \u2018 .\u2019\t, r\t.Vi die Atlantic States and in Far West- avvaiting reports of the outbreak ern Canada_ while an important or actual fighting a r o u n « .depression now centred in Minne-Shanghai.\t! sota is moving toward the Great -\t; Lakes.The weather is fine and warm READY TO AID IN WAR \u2019 ,f.rora, 0ntario .eastw.f.d\u2019 £hilc in th^ \\\\ estera Provinces it is showery and Pre«« D*_»p»teh) .J much cooler.broadcast these items, which will include news cabled direct from London.Radio fans will be interested to know that the receiving set to be used will be of the super heterodyne type, with a loud speaker of the same type as that used in San Francisco during the visit of the late! President Harding to that city.LONDON.Aug.30.\u2014Civil] ! war between the provinces of] i Chekiang and Kiangsu, with the seclusion he finds in residenc up there, so far away from the jSUGŒSTS CLOSED PERIOD ,, , \u201e crowds.That, it seemed to me.was)\tmD DDiTIÇM TITI FÇ Mashall Chang 1 aso-Lm.L>en the keynote of his whole attitude\tfUK dKI 115n II ILLS Wu pei.Fu ancj Dr Sun yat IU\u2019'Hc°is altticether un.fleet.d .ni Woiiid Not Allow Any Tilles lo s'\"\tb\u201cksrt\u2019u»\u2018!' r«»\u2018iv te ri»™™ \"\t____ ! Be Coofcrrod for Ton Yom.\tw.Forecast: Southwesterly winds, fine and warm.Sunday: Southerly winds, very warm, thunder storms in many localities before night.PRINCE WILL BE KEPT POSTED (Special to The Record.) MONTREAL.Aug.30.\u2014That the Prince of Wales takes a keen interset in the affair-: of the world, and closed period of ten vos particularly the affairt of the Em- time no titles should ( Aaiociatcd Pres» Despatch) LONDON, Aug.30.\u2014Leo Max-se, editor of the National Review, suggests that there should be a in which conferred pire, is well known.He is always upon anyone in Great Brnam.BIG TIM BERLAND DEAL, aid and encourage warring be (Associated Press Despatch) {tween Chi Shieh-Yuan and Lu\t\u2018v Y Au?-yRK\u2019-A'Ii3!.'s, be?|.\t., .\t.\t.\t, .lieved to be the biggest timberland i ung-Hsiang seems inevitable\tjn hjstory Gf Xova Scotia unless General Lu \\ ung-Hsiang was put through here yesterday when voluntarily gives up control ofj the Froser Puip and Paper Com- the Shanghai district.according Pany of.,Ne\"\\Br\u201cn'îvlck D\t,\t* r I acres of land to Hollingsworth vv hit- to a Keuter despatch from ney 0f Waterville.Me., for two mil-Shanghai.\t^\tHon dollars caah.4 PACE rro1 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1924, ST.FRANCIS 1 DISTRICT NEWS Bradley.\t! Dmmheller, Sask., hav« beer» the land, who have been tne guests of There will be service in St.John's\tguests of Mr.and Mrs.G.F.Ben-\ttheir daughter, Mrs.Bessant and Mr.Church on Sunday at 2.30.The rec-\tnett.\tBessant for some time, are intending tor, Rev.C.T.Lewis, will conduct Miss Margaret Hanson, St.Johns-\tto move into the house formerly oc- the service, he having returned\tbury, Vt., has been the guest of her\tcuped by Mr.Ernest Munkittrick.from a three months\u2019 stay in Eng-\u2022 grandmother, Mrs.John Hart.| Mrs.P.W.Willard has been the iland.\tI When in town, Rev.G.A.Mac- guest of Mrs.G.M.Willard recently._______\t| Messrs.Nelson Ward, Jack Hunt Lennan, B.A., was the guest of Mr, On Tuesday evening Mrs.H.H.£atlwmn Mr and Mrs.W.E.Hooker were her si s ter M r W.D.Bodwell, at ,ard for afew days;.I Mrs.I.Alger was a guest of Mrs.called to Sherbrooke on Friday ow- B-hop s Crossing.\t, j Mr W E, Hetheringon Mr Ken- J\u2018 Cowan on Monday.thfirWbrothedr-inhlat-d Mr.^R1 - -\t! dell.andMr.E.F, Westman were in \u201e Mrs.John MacCaskill entertained Mrs.Julia Munkittrick, of Mar-bleton, was a recent guest of Mrs.F.Coveil.Mr.and Mrs.Vincent Avery, Mr.and Mrs.Charles Schmidlin, Miss Kathleen Avery, Mr.and Mrs.E.A.j Rowe and Mr.and Mrs.Raymond 1 Bishop motored to Lake.Aylmer on Sunday and spent a very pleasant time.Messrs.Curtis and Oilic Jenkerson,' of North Stoke, were guests at Mr.A.L.Covell's on Sunday and calling on other friends in this place.TRENHOLMVILLE The Rev.Thos.Knowles, Mrs.Knowles and family, of Sawyer-1 ville, were calling on Mr.and Mrs.! Wm.Knowles, the nast week.Mrs.H.Rudd.Mr.Mervin Rudd and Miss Edith Rudd, accomoanied by Miss Esther Rudd, motored ue recently from Amesbury, Mass .and were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.D.E.Taylor.They also visited their aunt, Mrs.Joseph Boast, Ri-verdale.The gang of men of the Shawi-nigan Power, Co., are cutting and cleaning for their line through here, and will soon have their poles in place.SAY \u201cBAYER ASPIRIN\u201d and INSIST! Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians fotl Headache Colds\tNeuralgia\tLumbago Pain\tToothache\tNeuritis\tRheumatism Accept only \u201cBayer\u201d package which contains proven directions.Handy \u201cBayer\u201d boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100\u2014Druggists, Aspirin is tlo traie mark (registered In Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Mono-accticacldester of Sallcyllcacld.While It is well known that Aspirin means Barer manufacture, to assist the pnbUe against Imitations, the Tablets ot Bayer CCDÿgÿf will be stamped with their general trade mart, the \"Bayer Crots.\u201d HUNTINGVILLE WHEN THE BAB4ES ARE CUTTING TEETH VE MOTHER SHOULD USE B\t°\t^d^ACïte- Quebec for the week-end.\tthe Ladies\u2019 Aid on Friday.There \u2014 Grant Johnson of Rock Is1and~'are\t¥ina Bish°P and Miss Estelle w'as a good attendance of members, uran.jo.=on, o.ttocs\tare Bishop have returned to Montreal als?a large number of visitors.A i on a two weeks\u2019 holiday with her parents at \"Ernridge Farm.\u201d CANTERBURY guests of Mrs.B.R.Bishop.Mr.and Mrs.David Anderson.Mr.Stanley Bishop, Mr.E.F.Westman, Mr.H.S.Gilbert.Mr.H.H.Bishop, ,r T ,\tr\tf\tkt \u2019 'it\tMaster Merrill Bishop, Mr.and Mrs.Mr.L.A.\tMclver\tof\tOakville,\tA.W.Bishop and Mr W.M.Bishop Ont., visited\tMrs.A.\tLefebvre ana\twere among those who attended the other friends nere last week.\t| Sherbrooke Exhibition.Miss Moore, of Montreal, and Mrs.Mrs G M Willard Mrs P W Geo.Pye and son, of Inverness, spent (Bishop.Mr.K.A.Willard', Miss Alice tne « eex-ena\tas guests o.\tMrs.A.\tWillard and Master Marchall Willard Letebvre.\tT\twere in Sawyer ville on Sunday.Miss Eunice Bennett, of Eennox- Mrs.Tom Stevenson, Mrs.E.J.vil.e ,is spending a weeju with Mis3 Westman, Miss Martha Stevenson Helene Bennett.after spending some time here the ; delicious lunch was served by the -»-\tt,\tt,.,\thostess, assisted by Misses Edith MacCaskill and A.McCurdy.The proceeds were $5.95.Mr.and Mrs.A.A.MacAulay and son John and daughter Anne and Mr.Donald Buchanan were guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.M.Bishop at Mirror Lake last week.Mr.and Mrs.George Humphrey and three sons, George Jr., Volney and Kenneth, and four daughters, Cora, Margaret, Agnes and Elizabeth.of Worcester, Mass., motored to town last week and were guests -,\t, aud the Misses Gladys and Lola for a few days of Mr.Humphrey\u2019s Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Goodin and, Westman were in Cookshire on Wed- sister, Mrs.P.W.Buchanan.Ir.and Ms.Geo.Goodin visited at.nesday, the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Miss Margaret Maclver returned Quebec last week, inspecting the|Robert j.Stevenson.\tto Sherbrooke on Sunday after battleship w^ile uhere.\t>jiss Beatrice Bishop has returned spending the past two weeks in town ¦ \u2018>Sj ?arrk\t