Sherbrooke daily record, 5 juin 1925, vendredi 5 juin 1925

[" L.U, bl.\tm\u2018Jv, Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 18974\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1925.\tTwenty-ninth Year EXTREME HEAT WAVE CLAIMS MANY VICTIMS\t\t Caillaux P Weather Bureau toda duping the number of applications did.d no relief from the hi h tçm_ for divorce.It would remove the| perauires for at kast twQ or thre9 days.most divorces were \u2019Unchristian.\u201d (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, June, 5.\u2014While en-ed by the impact of the Royal train.| gaged in excavation work in con-The attempt at the meeting hall ] nection with the restoration of also was frustrated by discovery of] sherborne Abbey> workmen dis-the plot shortly before His Majesty\t, ,,\t.\t.\t, appeared.The delay In returning ! cer member of the team was funeral of the late Mr.Fred Carr\teVeryD0,,J ! Dent Harrison, who was entered in A free motion of the bowels every\tfrea Y.arr! knows that, cay should be the rule of every one Minnie Carr is staying at the home j smelling:^ horrible tasting, stomach Derby Line on Thursday.Mrs.'\u201c\u2018But nobody wants to take the ill- Uhe.jayelin.Montreal High School won the \"ho\taspires to perfect\thealth,\tfor\t0f her father,\tMr.McDonald,\t'\tfor I\tupsetting oil itself, so nowadays, up Glassco Cup for the most points\tin once\tthe bowels become\tconstipated\tsome time.\t\u2019\t;\tto date medical men are ordering a,M\u2018 events.There were 39 schools\ten- snd clogged up, all the other organs Rr\u201c- Mr.Bursey, o?Montreal,' tablet of Cod Liver Oil and it surely] tefed of which 18 scored 1 w more of the body become deranged\twho has been\tsupplying on\tthe]\thas proved a,blessing to thousands il-oints; Stanstead Allege stood\t7tn \u2019 Decome\tHatley-Way\u2019s Mills circuit, will\tre-\tof people who have been sapped of on the list.Hamilton Collegiate\tIn- Keep Your Bowels Regular by Using main until August\t; their natural strength after a severe\t,vr'ri -q\u2019r Art.hnr (.nme Mr.and Mrs.F.C.Daniels and illness and especially after the family pp^nt Sundav at the home 1 Gr,PPe or a stubborn cough or cold.MiLBURN\u2019S Laxa-Liver Pills of Mr.N.G.Wheeler, Newport.Mias Iris Daniels has been spending a few days in Derby Line.Miss Martha Clifford has been They will clear away all the effete spending a few days in Newport and Derby Line.Mr.Clayton Holmes, of Heath-ton is ill at \u201cHolmehurst.\u201d , .,\t.\t, Mrs.W.N.Horn is spending a owe.s every day, start the s.uggisn few dav« visiting friends in Wind-jver working, and give tone and Ror.vitality to the whole intestinal tract.Mrs.Nellie Hayes, of Montreal, Milburn\u2019s Laxa-Liver Pills are for Iis Y*!ting her sister, Mrs.Martha «ale at all druggists and dealer»;\tat home of Mr, I.C.put up only by The T.Milburn Co., Uarilel?'___________________ Limited, Toronto, Ont.end poisonous matter which has coi-ected in the system, give you a free, easy and natural motion of the ULVERTON LACKHEADS SCHOOL EXAMS.The following ,« the result of the stitute won the Sir Arthur Currie Cup for the most points in the senior class, which is the Canadian championship class; Stanstead College was fifth in this class.The out-of-town, competitors were Ask Chagnon\u2019s Drug Store, An-sell\u2019s Drug Store, Griffith\u2019s Drug Store, or any regular druggist for a box of McCoy\u2019s Cod Liver OT ~ Frea to Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers Free Trial of Method That Anyone Can Use Without Discomfort or Loss of Time.We have a method for the control of Asth- carried on are very hopoful.There was a larger representative gathering at the home of Mrs.Annie Kerr on May 28th.This was followed on June 2nd by the ladies of the congregation meeting at the home of Mrs.James Kerr.The ladies were enthusiastic, and willingly entered upon all duties imposed upon them.Already the membership is larger than previous years.The following officors were elected: Mrs.Evans, president; Mrs.Pennington, vice-president; Miss Kerr, secretary; Mrs.Solomon, treasurer; Mrs.Â.Kerr and Miss- H.Blake, Lookout coymit-tee; and Miss Kerr, musical committee.Mrs.Eva$s read a very fine paper, \u201cJoy and Service,\u201d by Mrs.(Rev.) McCloud, of Richmond, which was enjoyed by all.The.next meeting of the Auxiliary will be at the home of Mrs.R.W.Blake the first Wednesday in July.Tho Misses Grombie, of Montreal, have come to their summer home.Mrs.Crombie and the remainder of I the familv will join them shortly.\t27\tT|§\t 12.\t\t\t1 i$\t\t**¦.\tm É\tio\t\tj TT\t\t\t la\t\t1 \t-\t2.9 \tÜ\t'rr\t B\t37\t\t 41\tÉ|\t1\t 44\t?\t\t éi\t\t*.\t \t\tn\t58 61\t\tbL\tH 66\t\t\t 70\t\t\tM Sib fjcT 1H & ¦r ,\u2018-s «Ï: 8 [Ï9 lib \t w.\t Ml?: U\t 10 \t\t59 r ,¦%\t\t\u20227 4!t \t\t6L\t£- A\t m ; V « *'\t\t\t\tvi |50\t51 4\t lb/\t\t pt\t/ -\t \t\t 73\t\t *ia, and wc want you to try Hat our^expetiae.No\t*\t- BEING BOBS \u201ec ___________________ Mrs.\tHeck\u2014Don\u2019t\tyou think «o mattcr whether your case la of long stand- your husband would he happier if n»r.r recent devdoDment.whether It f* prea.\t.u;__ ,_ t.:._ o In» or recent development, whether It ta prra.\t, .ui have hia wav more?ent an Chronic Asthma or Hay !\u2022 ever, you yr,U let Him nave niS Way mor .- - Mrs, Peck\u2014He might bo happier, but I wouldn\u2019t.Ml Com final exam* in the viiiege school, pound Tablets.They cost hut little, which closed on Friday:\tj are sugar coated and as pleasant to Grade VII.\u2014 Darel Cumminga, ;.af' candy.\t.\u2018 Skinny men and women take them ^\t^ ^ to speedily put on plenty of good! ^/,'oxÿimtT l.ralthy solid flesh and for this pur- ihould trend for ajree Trial of our method.No matter in what climate you live, no matter what your age cr occupation, if you ar* troubled with Asthma or Hay Fever» our method should relievo you promptly.We especially want to «end it to thono Bppsrently hopeless cases, where all formn of Inhalers, «touchai, opium preparations, fumes, \"patent amokM,\" etc., have failed.Wo want to show everyone at our expense, that our od iideslcned to end all difficult breath-ing.all wheezing, and all thow terribly |> Blackheads simply dkaoiv* ar.ri disappear by this ons aimple.Ivy Huisk.\u2022\u2022fe and sur# method.Get tvre firadw VrT_>FvVPÎvn \"Rrill\t.\t*\t-\t.\t-\t-\t-\t._______ vunw.Of t.roxln.pvwd.r\tfrom\t.r,, i,.t\tv acV- rw,A.\tpyiv i\thealthy\tsolid f!«sh and for this pur-;\tThI» free offer I, too Important to neglect a «tore-«prink!, it on * hot.\twet\tcloth, rut I\tGrade\tV.\u2014Adrian Do/ie,\tflrp\t-n .vtremplv coodthaf\t\u2022lr)»l*'ou ^there.^ friends.Consequently, today the average American has a fair understanding of things Canadian.The remarks made by Sir Robert have al-j The obj.ection to fa]ling in love with an ankle is that ready aroused some favorable commem in th- an anjcje j^ows so little about cooking.United States press.The Chicago Tribune points\t.«\t- between 4* 41 41\t'I1 +\t+ * LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ?CITY COUNCIL\u2019S LATEST RESUEST To the Editor, Sherbrooke Record.Sir The inevitable has happened! The by-law for twenty thousand dollars has passed the City Council.This is outrageous.Of all gentlemen I have met in my short span of life I have yet to meet any with a stronger capacity and a keener sense of spending other people\u2019s money than those who at present sit in the Council; it is an easy matter to spend that which one did not work and toil for and one which the most simple are capable of.I do not exactly know what the Council thinks the citizens of Sherbrooke are, but bv their actions one could fairly well judge.The sooner our local council adopt a drastic policy of economy the better for them and thi citizens.Yesterday one of the garbage team drivers was laid off, leaving four men to cart away the refuse from our homes.Against this we look at the City Hall over-staffed by men and women alike who are desperate in trying to hid themselves in the dust of the toil which would think Sherbrooke to be the city of millionaires instead of a city of toiling people.During the war in some paper I noticed a cartoon representing the building of an ancient shrine.Down in the dirt in the hollow were the slaves polishing and pulling the stones into place, while on the hill were men (?) stout with hot air and saying something to the beautiful site and finished product.The city fathers of today might do well to buckle up their sleeves, put on their thinking caps, arise from their softly padded chairs and experience a day of \u201cwork by perspiration,\u201d relieve the unemployment of the City and let \u201cfluffy ruffles\u201d wait until the sun is shining brighter.This letter long, and tedious, resolves itself to this.Our fair city is too poor (or stingy) to afford five garbage wagons \u2014 few enough anyone knows\u2014yet it can afford twenty thousand dollars to complete an already over-paid building.Thanking you Mr.Editor, I am, Yours truly,\tRITZ.returning with them.Mrs.(Rev.) Mason and two sons, and Mr.Gilmore, of Montreal, were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Bell.Mrs.W.L.Lang is very ill with quinsy.Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Taylor, Miss Sylva Taylor, Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Collyer and Miss S.Collyer motored to Abbottsford and St.Hyacinthe on Sunday.Miss Shephard, of Montreal, was visiting Mr.and Mrs.Gittens a few days last week.In connection with the train and engine crew which had started from Famham on Sunday, May 10, with fire apparatus, the following extract may be quoted from the communication received by the local agent, Mr.Carrière, from the superintendent at Farnham: \u201cWe, of course, had to pay the train and engine crew for their services, but the management have agreed not to bill the town of West Shefford with this expense.\u201d EMBARGO OR BANKRUPTCY To the Editor, Sherbrooke Record.Sir:- In a recent letter I called attention to the fact that new construction in Canada\u2019s newsprint industry now impending involve a 65 is not there for them to do.Years! per cent increase ih the output of !, ago the City Office staff consisted | this commodity, of a small number of efficient men! The pulpwood required to meet and women who knew their work this expansion will exceed the total and did it, and there were fewer: volume now exported, errors in the city books and ac- Where is all this wood to come counts contrasted with today.I am from?wTell aware that the city has grown Apart from the danger of ex-since those times, but has it grown ; haustion of our wood supply, the in proportion to the heavy staff?throwing of this large additional With this staff can one get effi- tonnage of paper upon an already cient service?No a thousand times! over-stocked market must result in no.On Saturday last I was in the: smashing the price below a point office to pay an account and was at which our mills can operate and kept waiting so long that I finally remain solvent, unless a corrective walked out went down the street,1 can be devised, finished my othsîr business, and; Immediate prohibition of further ,\t.\t,_________ .\t,\t,, j u ,i returned to the city office to do my ' exportation of raw pulpwrood, in out that many would welcome a\tThere were bad manners, even m the old days, but, busjness\tInter-office conver- addition to providing wood for the Britain and United States.\tor these peop.e ^b6y were cajjecj a \u201e(jorn;najjng pei.sonajity_\u201d\tj .sation is so very important, and new mills, would also serve to who perhaps are thinking of the possible war pro- '\t¦\t\u2022\t + + 4,*i,4\u20184\u20184 4-4-4, + 4,'4 CONSTITUTIONAL PROGRESS.(Toronto Globe) Those who feel discontent at the progress of Canada .\t.\t\u2022\t¦ , ,\t.L _\t= f nrntrress be- toward a better defined national status may find com- High tribute is paid to th g p ^\t£ort jn a 3tu very £°od: And tJhere \u201cWe\u2019ll each keep our secret,\u201d\u2019 he!£as something about Diana .;He walked out unto the nught feeling 5\tweU\u2019\u2019 y'\tstrangely irritates.Why had she rp, 17\t'\t'cried like that?He could not forget There was a poignant s.lence, them ^ ^ of ^ piteous sobbing) or \u201cYou look tired.Let me take you *.ho .look in her \u201e He had ne!\u201c T(.\t¦ liked her so well as now, When she i had sent him away.Only that afternoon he had chafed against his to be said.She walked silently be-j fetlters> nferf drKf?Ùf AU* tbU side him, her heart in torment | we,r s.° soon to be brokf a\"d pn°'f /'at i *-\t\u2022 i i e, 0 v j v1r>o»i ïv71\u2019\u2014ks ^ as conscious of a sonsc ot Only last night she had been mi,\t.\t« ¦'\t,i i6\tj?i\tloss, conscious ni a queer rudderless the seventh heaven of happiness.;\t^ j rr -u j l ij\t0JLov-,j'feeling as he walked away down the He had held her m his arms and, =\t^ did not kissed her good night, and now - t\tlher, md not seem to matter to f f ^he waB away frMn her.hat everything was at an end be-,^ ^ .n ^ dark sil(fnce of the anything I |\tr\"IK,n\u201c ot her \u201c¦* b\" do for you.Diana- Premier Theatre Premier Symphonic Orchestra, Fourteen Musicians.Three Times Daily at 2.30, 7.00 and 8.30-Prices: Matinee 20c, Evening 30c, Balcony 15c.HERE TODAY.The Picture that Broadway roared at for a solid year, Bebe Daniels as \u2018Miss Bluebeard\u2019 with Robert Frazer.Raymond Griffith, A Matrimonial Whirlwind adapted from the famous stage success.VAUDEVILLE \u201cRAY LUCIER,\u201d | Singing, Dancing and Juggling.\u201cA SAILOR\u2019S PAPA,\u201d a Roaring Comedy.Also Fox News.| TONIGHT, BENEFIT NIGHT IN AID OF THE NURSES OF THE | i ST.VINCENT DE PAUL HOSPITAL j | Special added attraction in addition I to the usual Bill of Vaudeville and | Pictures.\t! SPECIAL ATTRACTION \u2014 SUNDAY ONLY'.\u201cTHE CHORUS LADY,\u201d Featuring Margaret Livingston, Alan Roscoe, Virginia Lee Corbin and Lloyd Ingraham.COMING NEXT WEEK\u2014MON., AND WED.TUES.Norma Talmadge\u2019s Record-Breaking Success, \u201cTHE LADY.\u201d back to the drawing-room, be late.\u201d \u201cYes.\u201d There seemed nothing more' neath his kisses.She had loved him at first, he could swear to it; then when had she changed, and why?Was there some other reason?Had anyone Casino Theatre Three Times Daily at 2.30, 7.00 and 8.45.Prices: Matinee 15c, Evening: 25c, Children, Mat.and Eve.10c.NOW SHOWING UNUSUAL! DRAMATIC ! STIRRING! The Price of Pleasure With Virginia Valli, Norman Kerry.Louise Fazenda.George Fawcett and T.Roy Barnes.Gaiety, Love, Luxury.The Sweetest Love Story you\u2019ve ever seen.Another Chapter of the Sensational Serial.\u201cTHE FORTIETH DOOR.\u201d \u201cUNDER A SPELL,\u201d a Star Com«dy.And Others.BIG SPECIAL BILL\u2014SUNDAY ONLY.Thousands who have seen it want to see it over again.Harold Lloyd in \u201cHOT WATER.\u201d NORTH HATLEY TENDERS For the building of a school house at Brook-bury for the Bury Protestant School Board, will be received up to two o\u2019clock on Saturday afternoon, June 13th, 1925.Plans may be seen and specifications obtained at the office of the Secretary-Treasurer, Bury Town Hall.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.G.A.ATKINS.Sec.-Treas.Protestant School Board, Bury, Que.Court, No.27 The first day of June, 1925.Before Messrs.Leonard & Bachand, P.S.C., j proyjnCe of Quebec.Municipality of Ascot Théophile Frappier, laborer of the City of!\tDissentient (Capelton).Sherbrooke, in the district of St.Francis, in ;\tPUBLIC NOTICE hjs quality of Curator to Antoinette Frappier, wife, common as to property of Leonard Rowe, of a place unknown.Plaintiff, vs.Leonard Rowe, of a place unknown in the United State?of America, Defendant- Defendant is hereby ordered to appear within one month.(Signed» Leonard & Bachand, P.S.C.Nieol, Lazure & Couture, Attorneys for Plaintiff.Don\u2019t neglect to reau tl»f Advents'ecu IB thia tsa**.UNWASHED WOOL WANTED Wanted \u2014 50,000 Pounds Unwashed Wool, for delivery in months May and June.Highest Cash Market Price* pa d.Phone, write or call.Phone 1347 or 347.SHERBROOKE IRON, METAL & HIDE CO., LIMITED, 2»« Wellington St.South.ia hereby given to all persona who owe taxes to the above mentioned municipality to pay within this month.If not, the accounts will be lawfully collected.NAPOLEON LOISELLE, Financial-Secretary, Albert Mines, or apply to Alphonse Duchésneau.Sherbrooke, R.M.D.No.1.MARBLETON Sunday, June 7»b, in St.Paul\u2019s Cburcb service -will be at 7 o\u2019clock in the evening.Sunday School at 10 a.m.The Ladies\u2019 Guild will meet on Wednesday afternoon, June 10, with Mrs.Henry Rolfe.On Saturday afternoon and even- She shook her head.\u201cThank you.There won\u2019t be.\u201d \u201cIf there is ever anything you \u2022toss»yraiteW-i«4«\u2022»¦« \u201di\u201chidî *