Sherbrooke daily record, 25 mars 1926, jeudi 25 mars 1926

[" H.fi.MUNI?» Al]V Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1926.Thirtieth Year, THREATENING ATTITUDE ADOPTED BY MINERS Quebec House Is Prorogued Bv Lieutenant Governor Canada Tn Prpss PAPERS STOLEN idiidoa to rress , FRomoppitE^ For Restoration ¦\tv\t?*> ?\t' ?; UNITED STATES REVENUE ?FROM EUROPE.\t* Water Level Resolution of T.L.Church, Conservative, Toronto, that the Canadian Government, Through British Government, SOCK ISLAND Sensation in Customs Committee \u2014Outward Documents Covering Shipments Between 1921 and 1925 Taken Tuesday Night.OTTAWA, Mardi 25.\u2014(Freight CL\t\u2022».\tn\t.\t.\t'I ^t'ces of the Boston and Maine Should Take Drastic Action to Stop Diversion of Water Railroad at Rock island, Que., were from Great Lakes by Chicago and Collect Damages Was\tburglarized on Tuesday Debated Yesterday in House of Common Debate Shows United Determination.o nig'ht and outward frieght documents ¦Temper of were stolen a few hours after | covering ishipments between 1'921 and S'auditors had commenced examining them on behalf of the customs probe committee.TTAWA, ONT., March 25\u2014Today is Government day in the\tthey arl Kniiso n-f\trv>-*.______________ making into operations of a score of (Associated Press Despatch) House of Commons and estimates and Government resolutions are expected to come up.Yesterday, T.L.Church\u2019s resolution that the Canadian Government, garment firms located in Rock Island frontier factories, .and fearing for other papers they are looking into at Derby Line the auditors yes- - LONDON, March 25.\u2014 Hon.-\u2019 Winston Churchill, Chancellor 1 h of the Exchequer, told the House 1 1 of Cornons, yesterday, that the 1 ¦\tUnited States is recovering 1 ' from Europe, \u201cvia Great BrL 1 \u2019 tain,\u201d an amount equal to the 1 ¦\twhole of the reparations now < ' being paid by Germany.\t< ?' , ?¦dJ*\t«j» «J*\t?J»\t^*4 4^4 t MORE TURKISH WOMEN IN JAIL THAN EVER BEFORE IN HISTORY OF COUNTRY through the British Government, should take drastic action to stop the l j at diversion of water from the Great Lakes by Chicago and collect damages, ! f^ntfc \u2019'appeal for protection for^an was debated.\t| docuimenta they are likely to need Hon.Charles Stewart, Minister of the Interior, informed the House , aT1(i hhey sipecified that they want during the debate that Canada intends \u201cto press for the restoration\u201d of i,rot'e'on .t° cover both Cana.dian and American Bides of the kne water taken from the Great Lakes by Chicago.ASKED HOUSE TO ENDORSE MOVE FOR DRASTIC ACTION (Associated Press Despatch) OTTAWA, March, 25.\u2014T^b Chi-ago drainage canal was again discussed in the House of Commons yesterday.The House was asked by T.L.Church (Conservative, Toronto Northwest) to endorse his resolution which suggests that Canada, through the Hritish Government, should take \u201cimmediate and drastic action t* enforce the boundary waterways treaty of 1909 and to collect damages from the United States for breaches of the treaty by the Chicago drainage canal,\u201d and that the House will support the Canadian Government in any drastic action it takes to preserve the interests of Canada and to have the treaty enforced.Mr.Church declared that this treaty had been treated as a \u201cscrap of paper\u201d by the United States Government with the acquiescence of the Dominion Government.\u201cIs Chicago more powerful than the United States Congress and Senate, and the British and Canadian parliaments?\u201d asked Mr.Church.Apparently Canada had been maxing presentations to the wrong parties in this matter.Canada did not appear in the treaty at all.The treaty was made between the British Government and the Government of the United States.Therefore Canada should apply to thA British Government to see that the treaty was observed.The Chicago drainage canal had become a serious menace to Canada.Harbor and river works of the Dominion, power works of the Ontario Government and other undertakings were suffering as a result of the diversion of water.The lower lake levels, resulting from the diversion, had made BRACK IN AMENDMENT DEFEATED TODAY IN ONTARIO LEGISLATURE since it now appears that Newport, Vt., is their last source of information.The telegtam read a yester-| day afternoon\u2019s session of the pobe, | was answered with immediate in-® struraom to R.L.Calder, K.C., the jg.\tg- j investigation counsel, to act at once Last night agents of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police speeded to the Canadian frontier points, there to guard the documents which the committee auditors wild indicate to them.And Mr.Oallder is communicating with United States authorities to erect an equally efficient guard 'South of the line.Committee members were dumbfounded at the news from the Quebec frontier.The Hon.H.H.Stevens, father of the probe, was particularly incensed,\tespecially since the burglary report followed a memorandum, also from the Rock Island auditors, that little is apparently 'being found in the shape of books and documents in the premises of the Peerless Overall Company, a i firm in connection with which A.J.to dato.\tBîasonnet, M.L.A., at\tQuebec for Should File Case With British Stanstead County, is under summons Government.\tby the commitee.Canada should file her whole \u201cWe will wait for Mr.Bie&one^, case with the British Government, remarked the Hon.Mr.Stevens The British authorities should then ; grimly, as it was announced that the communicate with the United Idepuy is due here on Friday.After States, representing the Dominion's i the agitated committee had calmed claim and\" asking for action there-1 sufficietly to listen to evidence, it on.This was the proper procedure, j came out that in 1920, when J.A.Chief of Police at Constantinople Has Ordered Arrest of Women Finding Fault With Modernization Schemes.CONSTANTINOPLE, March 25.\u2014 Coincident with enlarged privileges for women in Turkey more of them are landing in prison than ever in the history of the country.The chief of police of Constantinople has ordered the arrest of all women found dealing in criticism of the new .dress and religious reforms or disseminating propaganda tending to weaken confidence in Mustapha Kemal Pasha\u2019s goverment.He haas detailed a special squad to watch over the women in hotels, restaurants and cafes finding fault with the modernization schemes.Five arrests already have been made.The new departure has occasioned considerable of a stir.SWEDEN\u2019S OFFER IS EXPLAINED BEFORE DIET ADDITIONAL MOilONSOFCENSURE REJECTED; THIRD SESSION OF THE FIFTEENTH LEffiUTUREaOSES Ifc (Associated Press Despatch.) * *\tTORONTO March 25.\u2014The * Brackin amendment to the # *\tbudget speech was defeated # this morning after an all- # ^ night session of the Legislat- # ure, by a vote of 84 to 10.¦» J£ This' amendment favored the iS *\t.sale of liquor in Ontario un- ¦* *\tder a system of Government $£ control.i «\t* œ # » *1*,* *«*asss^'# Geneva Failure Proof of Force Still Possessed by Individual National Interests and False Ideas of Prestige.(Associated Pres* Despatch) STOCKHOLM, March, 25th.\u2014 Osten Unden Foreign Minister of Sweden, called upon yesterday to explain in the Diet his offer to relinquish Sweden\u2019s seat in the League of Nations Council during the recent Geneva crisis, stated that Sweden\u2019s proposal was made at a moment when the League situation threatened to become a controversy between France and Germany.He asserted that the Swedish delegation had succeeded in contributing a solution which, as far as Germany\u2019s entrance to the League was concerned, was frustrated by another obstacle, but which nevertheless avoided a split between France and Germany.M.Unden characterized the adjournment of the League Assembly without voting Germany\u2019s admission | as a great misfortune for the Lea-;gue and distressing proof of the I force still possessed by individual ( national interests and false ideas of .prestige.Early in Day Members Commenced to Throw Paper at Each Other and Otherwise Show that They Were Glad Session Was Ending\u2014Time-Worn Motions Presented by Opposition\u2014Legislative Council Put Through Third Reading Bill Providing for Grant to C.N.R.Branch Line into Rouyn District.Q (Associated Prc*» Despatch) UEBEiC, March, 2b.\u2014 The third session of the fifteenth Legislature of Québec was prorogued by the Lieutenant Governor, Hon.Narcisse Perodeau, yesterday.The speech from the throne was as follows:-Honorable Gentlemen of the Legislative Council; Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly.You have zealously devoted yourselves throughout the session to the settlement of many and complex questions arising out of the rapid development of our province.Our workmen\u2019s compensation law has been revised and modified with a view to making it a still more efficacious instrument for propiot-ing goodwiit and mutual aid between employers and workingmen Mr.Church stated that he doubted whether any correspondence ever had taken place in this matter between Canada and the British Government.\u201cWe want action,\u201d he said.\u201cToronto and the whole province of Ontario were vitally interested.\u201d Hon.Edmund Bristol (Conservative, Toronto East Centre) voiced his approval of the suggestion that the matter should be handled through the British Government.Ontario and Quebec were suffer- navigation at certain periods.audacity and nerve\u201d displayed by the city of Chicago.The civic au-States Government Should Collect thorities of that city «had acted ,'n Damage*.\tdefiance of the treaty.They now were considering the \u201caudacious idea of deepening the Mismssinni River What was required was drastic ncuon, Mr.Church said.It was humiliating that the Dominion Government should, by its inaction, compel the nrovinces to take the matter into their own hands and go down to fight for their rights in Washington.The Dominion Govern-1 ment should go ahead and collect damages foç the injury done.Mr.Church declared that Canada had been ignored in regard to this wrongful diversion of water.\u201cThe time has come for a showdown, ho said.This country should have emphatically insisted before now on its rights under the treaty being respected.Any argument which might he advanced in support of Chicago\u2019s actiop was groundless.\u201cI am ;;lad to see that a change of opinion has taken place in the matter in the United States,\u201d said Mr.Church.Secretary Hoover had only recently stated that a \u201cclear breach of the treaty had taken place.\u201d Why had not action boon taken in this case through the International Joint Commission?asked Mr.Church.What had the present government done to take up this matter through the British Government?Surely, he said, Canada was not going to permit the United States to treat the treaty as a scrap of paper \u201cuntil doomsday.\u201d \u201cHas a claim for damages under this treaty over been presented?questioned Mr.Church.It was time for effective action on the part of the Dominion.Mr.Church said that light and power plants ami industry generally were adversely affected in the whole Niagara peninsula.He had received requests from municipalities in that district asking him to urge in the Ho use of Commons the necessity for doing something in the matter before another season of navigation.Without further delay, said Mr.Bristol, the Government should present a claim for damages, through the British ambassador at Washington.This claim should he accompanied with a polite request that Chicago, in future, comply with the terms of the treaty.It was recognized by leading authorities in the United States that Chicago was wrong in her course of action.Vigorous Action Being Taken.Hon.Charles Stewart, Minister (Continued on page 11) E.Basaillon and Ludger Brien were running a liquor business as a side line to customs work, Bisallion, with the knowledge of A.E.Giroux, his chief at the time, had overtime pay lists padded.The.witness responsible for the statement was L.D.Pari seau.Who swore that he often made out overtime pay rii.ps for BkiaiLkm during the day.Pariseau did Bisaillon\u2019s overtime for him, and Bisai'lln drew his cheque.The witness, TKVWever, added that he had received 8135 from .Bisallion for the extra work he had done.Opposition To Tax Proposals, By Which It Is Hoped To Bring About Readjustment Of Frances Financial Situation, Weakening However, It Is Believed There Is Bound to Be a Fierce Battle When Financial Measures Come Before Chamber of Deputies Early Next Week\u2014Finance Minister Insistent that There Is Absolutely No Other Way Than That Pointed Out by Him of \u2022\u2014\u2018 taming Resources Urgently Needed by Government.STILL NOTHING DEFINITE RE \u2018OLD HOME WEEK\u2019 Was Subject for Cqnsiderabh Discussion at Meeting of Board of Trade Last Night\u2014Concord Steel Will Not Locate Here.A general meeting of the Sherbrooke Board of Trade was held in -\t.\t_\t.the City Hall last evening, when To answer urgent needs and the organization of an \u201cOld Homo pressing appeals, you have found Week\u201d for Sherbrooke udimg the for public education and the recep- present year, its fiftieth anriversary non of the sick in hospital, fresh as a city, was discussed; a report sources of revenue which will not given from the delegation appointed be felt as a burden by the taxpayers.] to investigate the Concord Steel \u2022 have,been engaged In im- Corporation, Ltd.; and the selec-proymg the laws governing the ad-|tions of the nominating committee ministration of justice and the ad- for the various committees for the ministration of our municipalities.: yeal- 1S28 ratifiad.You have provided for the com-: wtfi.rAB.arri tn «run\twOQi- \u2022> lcS\u201d ritrvp\u2019T1 which are the pride of our province,\t^\t.MV*\" blin8 US\t«1^ 1 I have much pleasure in sanction-^pits\t\u201cJ', | mg, in the name of His Majesty, IS®0\tReports of 0!:l ; there as ¦well as other laws which ; ' omô Week m ocher cities and you have adopted to further the \u2018|invn'3 were given, ami, aftsr lengthy general welfare and tin* ends 0f l ®ls^l}ssi0n waK decided to call a public meeting for Monday evening next, 'in comnectiorv with which ______ ____ special invitations will be sent to all plies which you have voted to en-i Ori\u2019an'za^ons' clubs, fraternities (Associated Press Despatch)\t,r, lV ,v, v, _ v ^ .PARIS, March 25.\u2014The contin- 2, ^\t¦\" ^\t^\t^ ® ued fall in the value of the : * franc has made a strong im- : ?pression on members of the Cham- j ^ ber of Deputies and opposition to j the tax proposals of M.Peret, Min-ister of Finance, by which he hopes P] to bring about a readjustment of j France\u2019s critical financial situation,! CLAIMS THAT UNITY Or GREAT EUROPEAN POWERS MAINTAINED justice.Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly; I thank you for the liberal sun- able each of the departments toi6^0-perform its task efficiently.\tj Mr.S.G.Newton mentioned a Honorable Gentlemen of the Legis- point which called for careful cqn-lative Council:\tI sidération whan he stated that in C.N.R.LOST HEAVILY ON THE HANDLING OF GRAIN WEST OF FORT WILLIAM Official in Evidence Before Railway Commissioners Says Loss in 1923 and 1924 Amounted to $12,000,000.OTTAWA, March, 25th.\u2014 The Canadian National Railways lost $12,000,(100 in 1923 and 1924 on handling grain west of Fort William, according to evidence given before the Board of Railway Coni-misskmero by F, J.Watson, of the Canadian National Railways.Says British Miners Will Starve Before They Will Accept A Reduction In Wages Premier Baldwin Yesterday Had Two-Hour Conference With Representatives of Miners and Mine Owners\u2014 Government Willing to Continue Temporary Financial Assistance in Districts Where Coal Industry Is in Bad Condition.L (Associated Press Despatch) .Wages.\t,\t^\t.\t, /KVT.wwT im u on \u201cTf tVto The .speech of Mr.Cook was de-ONDON, March 25.\u2014- Jt tno\t,\t,\t, \u2018\t\u2019\t.1 j\tlivered after he had been present at Government .s decision in the |\t-\t- coal controversy is unsatisfac a two hours\u2019 conference between ,,\t.\ti\ta.,,,.,; roomier Baldwin and the miners\u2019 tory to the miners and they have to and mine owners.representatives.strike M7 've.have.n,a^c \"\u2019jlAt.this meeting Mr.Baldwin said rangements that not one ton of coal, the Government wolll(1 accept the will be handled throughout the | recen^ rep0I*t of the Royal Commis-country,\u201d said A.J.Cook, secretary | sjon which investigated the coal sit-general of the Miners F ederation in uayon and ]aj(| 'p]an6 for its better-a speech at Westminster last night.mont( jf the miners and mine own-\u201cWc have also made sure that noiprs would accept it.The Premier coal shall enter this country from America or Germany,\u201d he added.\u2018We are not going to be slaves any He gave tne House a short his- longer.The miners will starve be- pry o£ tiio Chicago diversion cas*! lore Ihuv accent auv reduction in condition.also indicated the Government\u2019s willingness to continue temporary financial assistance in districts where the coal industry is in bad is perceptibly weakening.M.Peret, and probably Premier Briand himself, will appear before the finance committee of the Chamber of Deputiese tomorrow to discuss the government\u2019s financial plans.It is said in political quarteers they intend to do a little plain talking.M.Pei\u2019et is insistent that there is ab-1 solutely no other way than that! pointed out by him of obtaining the ! resources urgently needed by the ] government; but it is understood that he will not oppose the turnover ! tax being disguised under some other name or form as long as the substance of thé measure remains intact.It is thought, therefore, that the finance committee's efforts will lie in this direction.Nevertheless, it is believed there is bound to be a fierce battle when the financial measures come before the Chamber Monday, or more probably | Tuesday.Should M.Briand\u2019s ninth administration succumb under the attack of the Opposition, M.Herriot.former premier and now president of the Chamber of Deputies, will be ready to take office if he can resus-ciate the Left cartel.He made this clearly understood at a meeting of the executive committee of the radical party last night.RUSSIA IS DEVELOPING A GREAT THIRST OR VODKA Government Will Produce 500,-000,000 Quarts of Vodka During Ensuing Year, Which Will Yield State Revenue of About $250,000,000.MOSCOW, March 25.\u2014Rusai a is developing an insatiable thirst for vodka.Although the government, within the last six months, more than doubled its output of vodka, it has been unable to meet the demands of the population for the national drink.According to figures announced today, the goverment will produce 500,000,000 quarts of vodka during the enlswing year which will yieh the State about $250,000,000 of revenue or ten per cent, of the entire budget.(Associated Press Despatch.) LONDON, March, 25.-\u2014 Senator Raoul Dandurand, former president of the League of Nations Assembly, says that Unity of the great European powers was maintained at the recent Geneva meeting and that fact was the most important and vital point.*5; * * * S « ® (Si ; Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly : Your parliamentary labors will continue to entitle our province to the high reputation which it has I achieved for its legislation, j In your name and my own, I pray jthat Divin© Providence may continue to pour out on our people abundant blessings.¦ A Listless Session.Very much of a listless assembly his opinion a week was rather long He doubted whether local manufacturers would want to close down for a week, and also if the festivities could be carried on for seven days steady Mr.R.A.Bartlett, secretary-treasurer, was authorized to send invitations to all organizations to have one or more representatives at the meeting Monday night.Mr.Bartlett, in voicing his views, stated that if \"Old Home Week\u201d was to bo met yesterday morning to clean up I put over the top, every citizen must what little business remained on the j do his or her part.He added that order- paper, with the idea that pro-j if there were any organizations that COMMUNISTS AT CANTON PLACED UNDER ARREST STATE OF MAINE TAKE ACTION AGAINST C.P.R.BANGOR.Me., March 25.\u2014Suit has been entered by the State of Maine against the Canadian Pacific Railway Company to recover 38,565 alleged to be due to t!he State as I balance of taxes, with interest at ten per cent, from June 16, 1923.' The ease will come up for trial al the Anri! term vf the Supreme Court1 Russians, Stated that General Chang Kai Shek, Assisted by Dr.C.C.Wu and Other Prominent Chinese, Effected a Soup d\u2019Etat.>A*tociated Pr««* Despatch) PEKING, March 25.\u2014Official telegrams state that General Chank Kai Shek, assisted by Dr.C.C.Wu and other prominent Ghinese, has effected a coup d\u2019etat in Canton, imprisoning Chinese and Russian Communists.Several Russians are report to have been killed.A Canton despatch on January 19 said that despite the efforts of Mme.Sun Yat Sen, widow- of the late president of South China, to bring about peace, opponents of General Chank Kai Shek, \u201cRed\u201d deader and military\" power in South China, were seeking to oust him because of his alleged extreme offic-iousness in conducting all matters.Dr.C.C.Wu was formerly vice-minister of foreign affairs of the Canton Government.GUNBOATS AND TRANSPORTS ARRIVE AT TIENTSIN (A»sociated Pr««s Despatch) TIENTSIN, March 25.\u2014Two gunboats and four transports with troops from Taku have arrived at Tientsin, the first Chinese warships to reach this city since the signature nf the Boxer prootocol, which prohibited their entry.Hsu-Chen, commander of the Shangtumg expedition from Tsing-tao, came up the river aboard a gunboat and proceeded to the official residence of tho Tupan (civil governor) in the city.The presence of large bodies of Tatterdemalion Shangtimgese and the arrogant conduct of the wlvte are causing uneasiness rogation would come in the evening.Members commenced to throvv paper at each other and otherwise show that they sverp glad the session was ending.Camillien Houde, Conservative, of St.Mary\u2019s, Montreal, objected to the amendments inserted to tne Workmen\u2019s Compensation Act by the Legislative Council, and as th© House had forgotten the previous nig'ht to give normal concurrence in these amendments, Mr.Houde insisted on a vote.He was defeated in Ills motion of non confidence, 44 to 17.Peter Berco-vitch, Liberal, of St.Louis, Mont- railed to receive special invitations, it was not done purposely, and they were expected to send delegates just the same.Mr.Bartlett also announced that if anyone desired information, they should call either himself, at the Board of Trade offices, or Mr.J.A.Deslauriers, city clerk.The delegation, including His Worship Mayor Wm.Brault, representing the city, Messrs.D.J.Steele, representing the Board of Trade, Mr.S.G.Newton, representing the contractors, N.L.Audet, architect, and A.M.Sangster, representing in Bangui, (Continued an Page 11-i the first, Mr.Langlais complaincn that the Government spent $1,46^,-611 for the new Legislature wing, whereas the Legislature authorized an expenditure of only $900,000 for that purpose, hence $564,611 was spent contrary to the spirit of the constitution.Tn the second motion it is set forth that the Government merits censure because it spent $725,163 for the annex to the Quebec court house, whereas the Legislature authorized expenditure up to $500,000 only.The motions were voted down, 46 to 15.Condemnation of the Government was proposed by P.J.Dufresne.Conservative,1 Jollette.Mr.Dufresne regretted in his motion,which was defeated, 40 to 15, that the Government each year was alienating considerable portions of the national domain to meet current expenses; that \u201cthe House, wishes that in future the Government should administer the affairs of the (Continued on page 11) ->-«- ?*:* *3\t*î* d- \u2022:* *:* -> »> *:* \u2022> 4 4* *!\u2022 4* 4- \u2022> \u2022!\u2022 \u2022!* 4* 4* 4- 4* 4* MOSTLY FAIR AND COLDER Pressure* is low and the weather unsettled from the Great Lakes eastward, while pressure is high and the weather fair and moderately cold in the Western Provinces.Forecast: Cloudy with local snowfalls or flurries, colder tonight.Friday: Mostly fair and sotwawha! coldex.real, voted with the Opposition.On the motion To gn into supply, '\t^\t, Jules Langlais, Conservative, Temisri^P i r investigate the Concord couata, moved two motions of en-1\t, ^orPora^1°m\u2019,\tt l,®T1 Ç.10] sure against the Government.In s?^ed a report The delegation had visited several buildings in Montreal in which radiators, manufactured by the firm in question, had been 'n-stalled.The report was favorable, but Mr.Walter Kavanagh, representing the Concord Steel Corporation, Ltd., was present and stated that it had been found that the response to the sale of bonds had not been suffiicènt to carry on.Mr.Kavanagh has returned to Montreal.The following committees for 1926 were ratified at last evening\u2019s meeting: Council\u2014Messrs.F,.A.Bernard, president; W.H.Wilson, vice-president; J.O.Darche, G.H.Den-ault, J.K.Edwards, C.B.Howard, MP, Leon Lacombe, A.A.Munster, E.J.Page, Chenier Picard, D.J.Steel, A.M.Sangster and Dr.L.Forest.Industrial committee\u2014Messrs.D.J.\tSteele, chairman; J.O.Darche.J.K.\tEdwards, E.W.Farwell, L.La-combe, G.W.Murphy, S.G.Newton and A.M.Sangster.Finance and membership\u2014(Messrs.Chenier Picard, chairman; J.O.Darche, G.H.Denault, P.H.Dubuc, A.D.Echenberg, J.K.Edwards, I>eon Lacombe, J.W.McKee, A.A.Munster, E.J.Page N.B.Prichard, D.\tJ.Sails and D.J.Steele.Publicity\u2014Dr.L.Forest, chairman; and Messrs.G.H.Denault, S.R.Fuller, F.II.Leech, V.E.Morrill, E.\tJ Page, E.L.Stewart Patterson, A.\tW.Reid and P.E.Rioux.Civic improvements\u2014'Messrs.\tC.B.\tHoward, M.P., chairman; H V.Haight, C.S.Milette, C.0.Saint Jean, A.C.\u2019Skinner, L N.Audet and Dr J.C Saint Pierre. ¦ i W Ü SHERQROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1925.CLAREMONT HILL Sirs.Jos.Mastine, who has been a guest of her «inter, Mrs.Wr,.Mus-tine, in Richmond, has returned to her home at Pieasant View.Mrs.Wolfe Suthariand, who has been visiting wicn Irienas over the week-end in Richmond, has returned to her home in Riagsey.The Women\u2019s Institute held their annual meeting for the election of officers at the home ot Mrs.E.Lambert.The old officers were re-elected as follows:- Mrs.\u2019 Fred Armstrong, president; Mrs.Jos.Mastine, vice-president; Miss Grace Phil-brick, secretary-treasurer.A programme for the ensuing meetings was drawn up.Mrs.E.Farley and Miss Grace Philbrick were the guests of their uncle and aunt, Mr.and Mrs.Eusebe Hebert, Denison\u2019s Mills.The infant daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Edward Martel was quite seriously scalded last Wednesday.Mrs.Geo.Andrews and Mr.Henry Andrews were guests recently of Mr.and Mrs.E.Lambert.Miss Edna Patrick is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs.J.I.Andrews, at the Homestead.Mrs.É.Farley, Messrs.R.Phil-brick and O.Kemp and Miss Grace Philbrick wrere guests of their brother and sister, Mr.and Mrs.0.J.Philbrick, on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Brock and family spent Sunday with Mrs.Brock's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Mastine, of Kingsey.mond, was the gniest of her sister, Miss Muriel Denison, for a few days last week.Mr.Thoa.Andrews recently received the sad news of the death of his brother, Mr.Edwin Andrews, of Hood River., Ore., which occurred or.January 31 at his late home.Mr.Andrews was a former resident of this place.Miss Muriel Denison was confine-ed to the house last week suffering from an attack of grippe.Mrs.Hannah Andrews is not as well as her many friends wish.ance.Mrs.Ghas.Addison has been cun-j fined to her bed for tbe last two ; weeks through illness.Mrs.J.E.\"Young spent the week-' end in Sherbrooke with Mr.and Mrs.|S.J.Ward.Miss F.A.Knapp, of Macdonald College, is here with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Knapp.winter with her daughter, Mrs.J.MeVety.\ti Mrs.Herring, of Montreal, has been at her sister\u2019s, Mrs.S.Libby, for some weeks.RICHMOND BIRCHTON Mr.and Mrs, Ernest Bowen, East Angus, and Mr.Clark, of Is-1 land Brook, were week-end guests at Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Bailey\u2019s.Mrs.E.E.Taylor, Mrs.A.E.Bridgette and Mrs.M.B.Hodge vill be*hostesses at the Ladies\u2019 Aid Supper to be given in the hall on Friday next.The annual meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid for the election of officers will take place in the afternoon.Mrs.Willie French assisted bi-Mrs.F.E.Harrison, writ entertain As we have to move we are giving the public a change to buy their spring goods at wholesale.Saturday, April 24th, last day of sale.\u2014 L.Weiser, Prop., opposite Fred McKee\u2019s Feed Store, Richmond, Que.G.R.Feltus, eyesight specialist, graduate of the Northern Illinois College, of Chicago, over twenty | years\u2019 experience in practice of j I optometry, will be at the St.Jacob\u2019s 0 1 Hotel, Friday, March 26h.Consult J him and you are sure of the best of sight service.Prices in reach of all.Head Office.Lennoxville, Que.of\t-\u2014 To Slop a Cold in One Day Take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets.The Safe and Proven Remedy.(The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet.) Signature of E.W.Grove on the box.30c.Made in Canada.MILAN Gould, were week-end guests at the home of Mr.Jas.Mathes n.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Harvey, Miss Emily and Master Stanley, who have spent the past few weeks at the home of Mr.N.A.Macdonald, left last week to visit friends and relatives in Sherbrooke and Lennox, ille before returning to their home in Eorgan, Sask.Mrs.P.K.MacDonald has been confined to her he\u2019d with illness for severfil weeks now.Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.The elementary department of the Intermediate school was closed the \u2018'Fashions new and church bella pooling\u2014\u2022 The world smiles forth that Krusohen feeling\" Mrs.James Dodge, who has been visiting relatives here, returned to her home in Poughkepsie, N.Y., last week.She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs.Bella Macdonald, and j her niece, Miss Helen Macdonald, who will visit there for a time.j__________ _____ The Hampden Auxiliary of the W.)atter part of the week owing to the M S.was entertained by Mrs.Mal- i]lnegs üf the teacher) jjiss Helen I colm Morrison at her home in Vic- is0St.toria.Quite a number of ladies were\t_______________ present from Victoria, Milan and Dell.The receipts of the meeting amounted to over $12, which was very gratifying.Miss Marian Matheson spent a few days in Sherbrooke last week.Mr.Jas.Mathson returned home from Quebec last week.Mrs.N.M.MacLeod, Master Fraser and Miss D> ris spent the weekend with relatives in Lake Megan-tic.Mr.Ken-.eth E.Nicholson has returned to Wiseton, Sask., after spending the winter witht his parents, Mr.and Mrs.John K.Nicholson.What might have been a much I Montreal.JOHNVILLE The Ladies\u2019 Guild will meet in the Guild room for dinner on Thursday: Hostesses, Mrs.M.J.Mack and Mrs.E.Lvonnais.Mrs.A* E.Jackson, of Beebe, was the guest of Mrs.Stanley Nut-brown last week.Miss Mary Humphrey, of Sherbrooke, was the recent guest of Mrs.Ida Smith.Mr.and Mrs.Earl Smith spent the week-end in Sherbrooke.Mrs.E.J.Snow has returneif home, after spending a week in 4 o « Grandpa Leads the Health Parade KINGSEY more J.D.serious fire Morrison\u2019s With spring in his heart and \u201cthat Kruschen feeling\u201d in Mr.and Mrs.Percy Carson and family, of Melbourne, were guests DENISON\u2019S MILLS i.Andrews is severe attack Mrs.J.ir,g after %.pelas.Mrs.J.S.MacNaughton, of Rich ,,\t\"arrlsu\"> w\",\u2018 emerram : jf relatives recently, tr.e Birchton Snowshoe Club on Sa.- Mrs.Norman Johnson, urday afternoon next.Miss Eleanor Burns, of Island Erook, was the week-end guest cf her sister, Mrs.Lewis Seveigny.Mr.and Mrs.Orrin Bailey, of Bulwer, were Sunday guests of Mrs.H.C.Bailey.Several members of the Birchton Snowshoe Club, including Mrs.Thomas McComb, Mrs.Stanley Taylor, Mrs.Charles Lefebvre, Miss Bernice Hodgeman, Mrs.Fred Des-convalesc- ruisseau and Mrs.Oscar Desruis- of ery- Her Face Was Covered With Large, Red Pimples Muss Greta Carlisle.23 Leonard St., Brantford, Out., writes:\u2014\u2022\u2022 A short while ago, mj face was completely covered with large red pimples, and it seemed that it was almost impossible for me to get rid of them, as nothing I took seemed to do me any good.One day I noticed an advertisement \u2022f B unlock seau, snowshoed to Cookshire one day last week and were entertained at tea by Mrs.Leon Desruisseau.Mrs.John Burns, of Island Brook, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.L.Seveigny, for a few days.Mrs.Hollis Evans returned from the Royal Victoria Hospital on Friday last.Several of the young people, including Master Lawrence Evans, Master Wilder Harrison and Master Arnold Jackson, are suffering from the mumps.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Weston and Master Sternie Weston.Mrs.John Burns and Mrs.L.Seveigny were in | Sherbrooke on Saturday.Mrs.F.E.Harrison is recovering after being quite severely scalded.of Ulver- :on, is visiting her sister, Mrs.James Armstrong.Mr.Theodore Abercrombie, Mrs.E.Wright and Master Elmer Wright, of Cleveland, were guests of Mrs.F.P.Morrill on Sunday.Mr.R.E.Skillen, of Richmond, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.E.U.Towne.Mr.and Mrs.W.Brock and children, of Shipton, are guests of Mr.\u2019.nd Mrs.E.Mastine.Mrs.J.C.Wright is spending ;ome time in Sherbrooke and Montreal.Messrs.R.R.and John Beard ,vera calling on Mr.James Cross, at Tiverton, recently.Mr.Henry Lockwood went to Cleveland, calling on his brother, Mr.O.E.Lockwood, recently.night last.About 11.30 the flames ghter, Mrs.Earl Smith.broke out in Mr.! The Rev.J.M.Bradshaw, mu, barn on Friday Outremont, is the guest of his dan-\t^ [ 1 QO fV.n VlaTv,£,e Editer.Mrs.Unrl Rmitb\tVeiflS, CrrAIldpâ Steps It OUt like a two-year-old.With all of the ambition and pride of a boy of twenty, he dresses immacu- L1SGAR were noticed, but had gained such headway that nothing could be done to save the building or the cow which happened to be the only ani- Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Rick, of Ul-mal in it at t.ie time.Fortunately verton, were calling on friends on there was no wind to spread the gaturdav flames, and the efforts of the fire- Mrs.W.Johnston spent the week-fighters were able to keep the house end with Mrs.Hariy porter.from igniting, which was very near Miss Lelia Carson, of Lavenir, to the barn.\ti spent a day with Mrs.Merton re- Mr.and Mrs.George MacAskill.of MILBY She Couldn\u2019t Sleep Heart Was So Bad Mrs.J, D.McClintock, Charlottetown, P.E.I., writes:\u2014\u201cAbout a year ago I was greatly troubled with my heart.I could not sleep at night, and was so nervous I imagined that I could see everything in the room moving, and would have to turn on the lights before I could get to sleep.After having read of your lately.Grandpa knows that good clothes are part of the secret of a happy heart and a tireless spirit, and he dresses his youthful body and sprightly limbs to accord with \u201cthat cently.Miss H.Beers spent the week-end Kruschen feeling.\u201d with Miss Viola Noble, at Kirkdale.Miss Eunice Hughes, of Montreal,! Do as Grandpa does.and I will never regret the day I \"bought it.as, now.my face is entirely eieared up of blotches and pimples cf ©very IricA \u201d For the past 47 years B.B.B.has been pot up only by The T.MLbura Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.Grandmother Knew There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard But the old-fashioned mustard plaster burned and blistered.Get the relief and help that mustard plasters gave, without the plaster and without the blister.Musterole does it.It is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard.Gently rub it in.See how quickly the pain disappears.Try Musterole for sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it may prevent pneumonia ».KINGSBURY The congregation of the United Church, with Melbourne Ridge, have asked the Rev.Mr.Gilbert, of Lake Megantic, to take charge of both churches.The people of this community were shocked to hear of the sudden death of Mr.George Alexander, o; Richmond.He was weil known in this place and the family have the sympathy of friends here.Mr.Hawkins has gone to Montreal for treatment.Mr.and Mrs.Torrance have returned home from a trip to Montreal and other places.Mr.and Mrs.George Watson, of Melbourne, were recently with Mrs.Kerr and family.Miss Ward and Miss McKenzie were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Evans, at Melbourne.Mr.and Mrs.Solomon spent z day at Melbourne Ridge recently.Miss Davidson and her pupils were sntertained to a sugaring off at Mr.H.Banfill\u2019s on Friday afternoon.Mrs.Urwick entertained a few friends for tea Sunday afternoon._ The roads are getting bare in places and by tbe number of crows around, spring is here.A very pleasant time was spent at Mrs.H.Banfill\u2019s when the Center W.C.T.U.gave a social.Mrs.Libby has been spending the Sneezing Colds, Running Eyes, Quickly Relieved To Drive Away Your Cold Simply Breathe CATAKRHOZONE v.as with her parents over the weekend.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Porter went to Trenholmville over Sunday.Owing fo the depth of snow here all are expecting a \u201cstay-at-home\u201d | week for everyone when the roads ' begin to break up.Mr.and Mrs.Chester Dowd and family were with Mr.and Mrs.G.j Noble over Sunday.Mr.Roland Montgomery is finish-I ing up the sawing around here this week.Take your CROSSBURY I took several boxes of them, am! can now get a full night's sleep without any trouble, and feel fine in every way.\u2019\u2019 H.& N.Pills have been on the market for the past 32 years; all dealers sell them; put up only by The T.Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont\u2019 Mr.Geo, Ellis is home from Long Swamp.Mrs.Gladys Johnsr#i is caring for Mrs.H.Locke and infant son.Mr.Geo.Barker has been to Bui* wer, calling on friends.Mr.and Mrs.II.Morrow have been guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Ross.Master Clayton Sylvestre has been visiting his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.A.Ross for \u201e few weeks.daily dimeful of Kruschen Salts \u2014 your daily dimeful of ambition and energy.Every morning, tip into your breakfast cup of coffee or tea just enough of the magic powder to cover a dime.Kruschen contains all of the salts your body needs to keep it healthful.And in a single 75c bottle there are 160 doses\u2014nearly enough for six months.If you could lead an ideal life in the open air, free from worry, getting the exercise that your body needs, and eating rightly, you would naturally extract those six salts from your food.But, when you are tied down to the life of tins city, too much indoors, getting little air and exercise, and never really free from worry, impurities of all kinds collect in the body, and make you feel listless and depressed.Prepare to enjoy the summer weather.The Kruschen habit gently but thoroughly stimulates the liver and kidneys to their functions, removes waste matter and impurities from the system, sends new vigorous blood coursing through your veins, filling you with that '\u2018go-and-get-it'\u2019 ambition that brings success.Tasteless in.Coffee or Tea Put as much in y5ur breakfast cup as will He on a 10 cent piece.It's the little daily dimeful that doeu it.iKaits Good Health for Half a Cent a Day SOLE IMPORTING AGENTS: CHARLES GYDE & SON, MONTREAI AYER\u2019S CLIFF IVES HILL The Musterole Co.of Cana Ltd.Better Than a Plaster.DRAGGING-DOWN PAINS RELIEVED iVooun Suffered Nearly a Year.Lydia L Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Canpoud Brought Her Health Mooae Jaw, Saak.\u2014 \u201ci ans going to try to toll you what Lydia K.Pmk-ham\u2019a Vegetable Compound baa done for me.I suffered very badly with dragging-down pains and inffatoma-Uon, alio pains m my right aide over my Lip and down my whole side into ray leg.I had it nearly a year when I went to a doctor and he said I would have to have an operation.But ray mother said to take Lydia E.Pink ham\u2019s Vegetable Compound asit saved her life years before.I took two bottles and I found I was bettor, so 1 kept on taking it and also used Lydia E.Pinkham's Sanative Wash.I have had two more children since then and am perfectly well I used to have to lie down two or three times a day, and now 1 do all m housework without trouble.I a, ways keep the Vegetable Compound in the house a» I find a dose now and then helps me.I am willing for you to use this letter any way von see fit and I will answerletters.If I can help any other woman I\u2019d be only too glsd to try.\u2019\u2019-Mrs Esther Houghton, 712 Athabasca W., Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.Lydia E.Hnkhtm\u2019s Vegetable Compound is a dependable medicine for all women.For sale by druggists everywhere, o T The sugar social and debate j given by the Ives Hill Y proved to i be quite an enjoyable affair, and j the young people of both sides did themselves credit.To some it was i their first experience in public1 speaking.The sugar-on-snow, which is always popular at this time: of year, was served in abundance.| together with doughnuts and picK-les.The weather signs would indicate that the sugar season is not far away, when many will be producing the rnapie sweets.The hauling of logs and wood has been carried on quite vigorously here through the winter, and many teams are still busy.Mrs.H.L.Burroughs, of Coati-ccok, was a visitor at \u201cCedar Lodge for a few days last week.Mr.Carey, of Sherbrooke, was through this way recently.Mr.Alvin Aldrich has finished with the tawing machine at Messrs.Farwell\u2019s and Cowan\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.James Marlin, of Fand Hill, were recent visitors at Mr.Cairns\u2019 and Mr.Harkness\u2019.Inspector Hunter visited the school here on Friday.Mrs.Harry Young, of Moe\u2019s River, visite*! recently at Mrs.Far-well\u2019g.Mr.I.K.Lane began tapping his sugar busjj on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.Farwell were in Lennoxville on Sunday.Mr.Roy Suitor is bo far recovered from his recent illness as to he able to visit friends here on the f Hill.j Mr.and Mrs.E.Suitor were at i Mr.Brown\u2019s on Sunday.Mrs.Alvin Aldrich and daughter paid a visit last week to M'ss Doro-, j thy Lane.BROMPTON Mr.and Mrs.Mayland Gee, of Melbourne, anti Mr.and Mrs.L.J.Perkins and Master Lloyd, of Richmond, spent Sunday here with Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Peririn*.Mrs, H.T.Ward, who has been in the Sherbrooke Hospital for the past two weeks, has returned to her home here.Mrs.S.Varney is here with relatives.Mrs.E.Varney spent a few days last week in Wfindsor with her daughter, Mrs.W.If.WTieeler.The weekly Lentrfn service and , a meeting ot the Y.P.G., was hold I last week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Varney and Mr.and Mrs.Wheeler, with the average attend- TO DARKEN HAIR APPLY SAGE TEA Mrs.C.H.Libby entertained the March meeting of the W.C.T.U.at her home.A large attendance of | members and several interested friends enjoyed the meeting.The subject of the afternoon was \u201cHome | Influence\u201d very ably handled by Mrs.-\t.Walter Berwick, assisted by Mrs.Common garden sage brewed into\tThe April meeting will a heavy tea with sulphur added, will; principally of a business nature, turn gray streaked [ ^jjen the election of officers will take and faded hair place.HATLEY When your throat rattles with cold, when your lungs and chest are sore, when you spit and sneeze\u2014\u2022 remember that healing CATARRH-OZONE will bring speedy relief Two months\u2019 treatment $1.00.Small size 50c.Refuse a substitute.streaked or Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome.An easier way is to get a bottle of Wyeth\u2019s Sage and Sulphur Compound at any drug store all ready for use for only 75 cents.This is the old-time redîpe improved by the addition of other ingredients., beautifully dark and luxuriant.Just a few* applications willl\t\u201c prove a revela-1\tM153 Helen Reed, of Reedsville, tion if yourk53 been for the past\u2018few\u2019 days, the hair is fading i Puest °f ^er aunt, Miss Rosamond Little, at her home, Hatley Centre.SCOTSTOWN wmm \u201cHad Iq be carried \u2018round like o baby.'* The Ladies\u2019 Aid w'as entertained on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.J.N.Maclver.Much inter-! est is being shown in this branch of I the church activities, the ladies ac-\u201e\u201e\t; complishing a nice amount of work.While wispy, gray, faded hair is| Nurse Mrs.J.MacLean is in at-not sinful, we all desire to retain our ! ten;itince upon Mrs Fred Goodin, youthful appearance and attractive- ; At st Andrew\u2019s United Sunday ness.By darkening your hair with1\t|asb Sunday a special service Wyeth\u2019s bage and Sulphur Loro- wa- observed in commemoration of pound, no one can tell, because Fanny Crosby, the hymn writer.The! does it so naturally, so evenly.You superintendent, Mr.P.A.Sherman,: just dampen a sponge or soft brush j led the service, a number of the with it and draw this through your j;eacjlerB and pupils contributing to hair, taking one small strand at a pj-ogramme.Among the numbers! time; by morning all gray hairs have were v'iolin selections by Masters disappeared, and, after another ap- Robert Smith, Lome MacDonald, plication or two, your hair becomes ' Grant gcott and Leonard Maclver.beautifully dark, glossy, soft and Readings were given, the selections Bilious Headache Mrs.John Ireland,*' Nobleton, Ont.writes \u201cI was a great sufferer from severe headaches and bilious spells.I tried a number of remedies without obtaining any benefit until I was advised to use Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills.These completely relieved me, and made me feel like a new person.I am vary grateful.\u201d THE pains, the aches, the tired feelings, the depression, the bodily discomforts are the result of the accumulation of poisons in the body.Only the liver and kidneys can purify the blood.When they fail they must be aroused to action by the use of Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills.They are so direct in action on the liver, kidneys and bowels that relief comes quickly and serious ills are avoided.Dr.Chase\u2019sKidney-LiverPills 35c.a box, all dealers, or The Dr.A.W.Chase Medicine Co., Limited, .\tToronto 2, Canada luxuriant.If Ruptured Try This Free Apply it to Any Rupture, Old or Recent, Large or Small and You are on the Road That Has Convinced Thousands.Is quickly put on his feet by simple home treatment Many people who have r.uffered for year-: from the crippling pain of rheumatism or neuritis report that they have f;ot amazing relief from a very simple home treatment.\u201cI could not walk for two weeks,\u201d writes a man from Moncton, N.B., Canada.\u201cI had to be carried around like a baby.But one bottle of Sloan\u2019s Liniment put me on my feet again.\u201d Just a little Sloan\u2019s patted on lightly - and a healing tide of fresh, germ-flestrqyirig blood is sent tingling through the pain-ridden tissues.No rubbing! It\u2019s tho medicine itself that does the work.Soon the swelling and inflammation go down.The aching stops.Almost suddenly you find yourself really free from pain, really comfortable at last.Get a bottle today and have it on band.All druggists \u2014 Ho cents.Sent Free to Prove This Anyone ruptured, man, woman or child, ahould write at once to W.S.Rice 6S4E Main St., Adam», N.Y\\, for a free trial of hia wonderful atimulatinK application.Just; Tuesday afternoon put it on the rupture and the muacleB begin to tighten; they begin to bind together no that the opening cloaca naturally and the need of a support or truas or appliance ini then done away with.Don't neglect to eend for thii free trial.Even if your rapture | doesn't bother you what ia the uao of wearing support* ail your life?Why auffer thin nuisance?Why run the riek of gangrene and aueh danger* from a small and innocent little rupture, the kind that haa thrown thousands on the operating table?A boat of men and women are daily running aurh rink just because their rupture* do not hurt nor prevent them from getting around.Write at once for this free trial, a* it is certainly a wonderful thing and has aided in the heaf-ing of rupture* that were a* big a* a man\u2019s two fiats.Try and writa at once, using the coupon below.Free for Rupture W.S.Rice, Inc., 684 K.Main St, Adams, N Y.You may send ma entirely free a Sample Treatment of your stimulating applicatkn for Rupture.Name .y\t.Address .*.State .| bearing on the life of Fanny Crosby.Hymns by the junior and senior classes and also by the school were all from the compositions of this loved writer.Little Roberta Scott gave a recitation written by Fanny Crosby at tho age of eight.A most inspiring session was brought to a close by the singing of \u201cSome Day the Silver Cord Will Break.\u201d Nurse Christy MacLeod, of Milan, is attending Mrs.A.A.MacAulay and young daughter at \u201cGreen ; Hedges.\u201d Special praise services are being prepared by St.Andrews United Church choir for Easter Sunday.Miss Freda Start entertained the members of the Snowshoe Club on The day proved so wet that they were not able to indulge in a tramp, a social afternoon being spent in the house.Mrs.Jack Scott assisted her sister at the tea hour.The beautiful roses laid on the altar of St.Andrews United Church on Sunday last were placed by the Rebekahs in memory of their late sister, Mrs.Malcolm MacLean.Mrs.George Goodin, of Canterbury, is a guest of her brother, Mr.Charles Mayhew.Miss Jean Van was hostesu on Tuesday afternoon to a number of her school friends, the occasion being her eighth birthdaÿ.Tho Guelph Patent Cask Company resumed operations in their veneer mill on Wednesday last.Mrs.Wm Murray has been indisposed recently, being confined to her bed.Mr.Andrew Reid, of Toronto was a recent guest of friends town FOR.ÿofliacli Phillips\u2019 Milk __of Magnesia Hereafter instead of soda take n little \u201cPhillips Milk of Magnesia\u201d in water any time for indigestion or sour, acid, gussy stomach, and relief will come instantly.BETTER THAN SODA For fifty years genuine \"Phillips Milk of Magnesia\u201d has been prescribed by physicians because it overcomes three times as much acid in the stomach as a saturated solu- tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving Ihe stomach sweet and free from all gases.Derides, it neutralizes acid fermentations in the bowels and gently urges this souring waste from the system without purging.It is far more pleasant to taka than soda.INSIST UPON \u201cPHILLIPS\u201d Each bottle contains full direction» \u2014any drug store.p.m., and service at 7 p.m.Lon Chaney in the most amazing underworld romance ever filmed, \"The Unholy Three,\u201d Saturday night, March 27th.Children\u2019s Colds GRIFFIN AND BISSELL ROAD Ar* t>««t treated externally.Check them overnight without *duelng\" by rubbing Vlcke over throat and cheet at bedtime.VapoRus News has been received tho past week of th promotion of Mr.Harry H.White, of ' Lyndonville, Vt., tui\u2014_________ ________________________s in ! superintendent of the engine house! at West Lebanon, N.IL He s a on Johnshury, Vt., left Tuesday for her Services at St.Andrew\u2019s United; of Mr and Mrs, L.M.White, of home, having spent the past two Church next Sunday will be In Eng- Newbury, Vt., formerly of Griffin.weeks with her \u2022larenis, Mr.-nd lisli at J1 a.m., Sunday school al J mis.G, E.Severance, of St.Mrs.S.G.Drew.4 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY.MARCH 25, 1926.PAGE THKLË MortS District News WARDEN Master Andrew Bowker was in tVaterloo on Saturday.On Friday evening, March 19th, a most enjoyable social was held in :he S.S.room of the United Church.As was announced it was under the management of Mrs.II.H.Allen and ïhe members of the S.S.class, and was a decided success.The delicious and bountiful supper was followed by quite a lengthy programme of music, recitations, etc., and games were afterwards played by the yong people.The Rev.F.W.Schaffter was calling on some of his parishioners, who are ill, on Thursday, and was a dinner guest of Mr.and Mrs.A.T.Barnes, and a tea guest of Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Whitcomb.Mrs.L.P.Lewis, of Farnham Centre, was here on Wednesday evening and attended the demonstra-' \u2019on in the Church Hall in honor of Rev.and Mrs.Schaffter.Mrs.Carrie McLaughlin and Mrs.lames Armstrong were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Baxter Caw on Thursday.Mrs.Maria iSwett, of Waterloo, spent a couple of days here last week with Mrs.Farley.Mr.Henry Carter, of Granby, was in town on Monday.ABBOTSFORD Miss Edith Fisk is in Knowlton.Miss Mary Fisk has returned from Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.J.R.Marshall have been spending a few days in Montreal.Dr.Wm.Watson, of Outremont, was hero for the week-end.Mr.Leslie Buzsell, Jr., Quebec, spent the week-end at Mr.E.A.Buzzell\u2019s.who is convalescing from pneumonia.Mrs.Austin and Mrs.F.D.Shu-felt attended the funeral of the latter\u2019s cousin, Mr.C.0.Robb, at Sweetsburg, on Wednesday last week.Miss Shirley Sweet closed her school on Friday night for a three weeks\u2019 vacation.EAST BOLTON IRON HILL Mrs.Ibbotson and two little dajjr ghters, of Lake Louise, Alta., are guests of Maj.and Mrs.Miltimore at Glen Farnham.Mrs.Addie Beard is home from Concord, N.H., where she has been visiting her son and other friends since before Christmas.Mr.and Mrs.S.Guylor, of Fnl-ford, were guests at \u201cThe Ridge\u201d on Sunday, of Mr.and Mrs.D.F.Sweet.Mrs.Roby Peacock, of Farnham, is visiting Mr.and Mrs.Sweet.Mrs.D.E.Hadlock and little girls, Marcia and Lucia, and Master Jackson Hadlock spent Sunday at \u201cThe Ridge\u201d.Mrs.Kimball, of Knowlton, was at Mr.John Tibbits\u2019 on Sunday, calling on her daughter-in-law, who is very ill.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Blaney were visiting at Mr.George Sanborn\u2019s on Sunday.Mr.Kenneth Battley was railing on friends at \u201cThe Highlands\u201d on Sunday.Mr.C.1.Hastings, of Higganum, \u201donn., paid a visit last week to his grandmother, Mrs.Hattie Hastings, Mr.Edgar Shonyo and Miss Marjorie Shonyo were guests of relatives in Granby last week.Mr.Donald Patterson entertained a number of his friends on Monday night.Cards and dancing were enjoyed by all, followed by delicious refreshments.Mr.A.Fyles and Miss A.Fyles were calling at Mr.H.Hayes\u2019 on Wednesday afternoon.The trustees of the United Church met at Mr.A.Bryant\u2019s on Wednesday afternoon.It was decided to incorporate the cemetery'.Mr.E.C.Juby was elected as chairman cf the committee.Mrs.T.Clark called on Mrs.H.Kayes on Wednesday afternoon.Rev.A.T.Jones, of Magog, was a dinner guest of Mr.C.L.Chan-nell on Wednesday.Rev.Edgar Shonyo left on Saturday for Detroit, after spending the winter with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Shonyo.Miss Audrey Clark was a Sunday guest of Mrs.E.C.Juby.Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Bryant and Mrs.Morse were guests of Mr.J.p.Taylor at, Millington on Sunday.Mrs.Alfred Shuttleworth Mrs.Eliza Ingalls accompanied them home and will spend a week before returning to her home at West Shef-ford.Miss Ada Crosby, of Farnham, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Crosby.Mr.and Mrs.George Hunter and Master Robert spent Sunday with friends at Bigham.Mr.and Mrs.Delbert Yates, of a few days\u2019 visit with his sisters here.Mr.and Mrs.A.Derick and daughter were callers at Mr.E.J.Lee\u2019s on Sunday.Mrs.M.Julice is very ill and not expected to recover.Rev.Father McGee, of Sutton, was called to see her on Monday.Mr.D.Darrah, of Sutton, was a caller in West Sutton on Monday at Upper Bedford, visiting their dau-1 ^e home of Messrs.Page, Lee and ghter, Mrs.Ronald Short and Mr.1 Berkms, doing plumbing work in Short, on Thursday.\t!thelr su°ar Place- \u201e .Mr.and Ms.Reneau returned on '\tand Mrs.M.H.0 Brien spent Wednesday from spending a short ; Sunday evening at Farnam s Cor-wedding trip.Mr.and Mrs.Josepha Coupai and children, of Mystic, were visiting relatives here on Sunday.Miss Winnie Orris, of Pearceton, was here on Sunday.Mr.Harry Goyette, of Pearceton, was visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.George Goyette, on Sunday.Mrs.George Goyette spent a day last week visiting- Mr.and Mrs.William Hall, of Pearceton.PEARCETON Word has been received here that Miss Martha Reid, an old resident of this place passed away on February 27th, in Kansas, where she went last fall after the death of her brother.The late Miss Reid was fifty-,nine years old and had all ways made her home here until going home with her nephew.Interment took place at Kansas.Mrs.D.F.Veysey and son, Ralph, spent a few days with relatives and friends in Clarenceville last week.ner with friends.Miss Pearl Lavery returned to her home again after a week at North Pinnacle, guests of her aunt, Mrs.H.Brown.Miss Bolack, of Hardwick, Vt, is the guest of her uncle, Mr.Wm.Lavery, for a few davs.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Robinson were recent callers on Mr.and Mrs.i A.S.Derrick.Mrs.J.Dempsie entertained the past week Messrs.F.C.and B.j Macey and sister, Miss Frances: Macey, Miss Grace Cummings and Mr.and Mrs.N.P French and family ; also Mr.J.Dempsie, sr., wasj home over the week-end from Mont-; real.Mr.Clarence Warden, of High-water, spent the week-end with Mr.Wm.Sturgeon here.Mr.R.Page has returned home from a visit to his sister, Mrs.A.Garland, at St.Armand.Mrs.N.K.O\u2019Brien and children and Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Lee and Olga attended church in Sutton on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.A.J.O'Brien and son were guests recently of Mr.an Children\u2019s Cozy Corner IS PRICKLY PORKY CU1MBS A TREE*- The obstinate don\u2019t try to drive If you would anywhere arrive.\u2014Old Mother Nature.Mr.and Mrs.0.Wightman was riutinsr Mr.and Mr,.A.Uftta, »n Sunday.Mrs.Eliza Ingalls, of Shefford, Miss Dorothy Willey are victims of scarlet fever.Mrs.Asher Bryant and family were Sunday guests cf her mother, Mrs.A.Stone, at Currier.Miss Agnes Page, of Oliver Corner, spent the week-end with Miss Jennie Channell.Mr.C.Hulburt has his sugar place tapped.was visiting her sister, Mrs.D.F.Veysey, one day recently.Mr.Ronald Jones, of North Stan-'\t, bridge, was at D.F.Veysey\u2019s on üllQ Mo Bniffg Druggy tooth pastes are doubtful.Minty\u2019s does not contain a trace of drugs\u2014nothing but the most reliable cleansing agents.That\u2019s why the bubbling foam which dissolves tartar and film, makes your teeth so glistening .white.SUTTON JUNCTION Mrs.E.Smith is visiting her daughter, Mrs.Fullerton, and family in Dunkin.The many friends of Miss Gertrude Hawley are sorry to hear she is suffering from a nervous breakdown.Miss Rachel Draper spent Sunday at her home here.Mrs.Herman Draper and daughter came from Detroit to join her husband ajd move to the farm in North Sutton.Mrs.Toof entertained Mrs.II.Fuller, Mrs.Bradshaw, the Misses i Penelops and Aveley Bradshaw, Mrs.Sat'ford, Mr.A.Hibbard and A.W.Westover on Saturday.Mr.Wm.McCarthy has gone to Richford, where he has employment 'with the Quaker Oats Company.Miss Rita Cote has entered the I employ of the Bell Telephone Company at Knowlton.Mrs.Standish and sons are guests at Highland Farm.Mrs.J.J.Emerson and Mrs.Binning were guests of Mrs.LeGallais in Cowansville on Thursday.Misses Betty Bowker.Shirley ! Bowker and Penelope Bradshaw j were guests of Teddy Orr at the home of their grandparents on St.j Patrick\u2019s Day.Mr.E.D.L.Orr came Friday] night to spend the week-end with his family at Mr.M.G.Safford\u2019s.Miss M.Emerson recently celebrated her sixteenth biirhhMay by giving a party to over fifty friends from Knowlton, Sutton and here.Saturday.Miss Hazel Husband is with Mrs.B.J.Getty for an indefinite time.Mr.and Mrs.E.Thompson and daughter, of Bedford, were visiting their aunt, Miss C.Sawyer, on Sunday.The much-needed rain has come at last and will settle the snow so the fanners can get into their sugar bushes, which wao nearly impossible before on account of the great depth of snow.NORTH STANBRIDGE Mrs.E.Ingalls, of Shefford, and ] , Mrs.Jones, of Stanhury, were vis- ] Mrs.D.F.Veysey, Miss Ruth and ;t;n>g Mr.and Mrs.C.W\u2019urocher at ( Mr.Floyd Veysey spent Sunday &i Mt.adow Creek Farm last Wednes-Bedford.\t(]ay, Mr.D.F.Veysey returned to Cla-] jirs> a.M.Kemp and Mrs.S renceville on Sunday after spending the week-end with his family here.Mr.and Mrs.Lcporte were at Farnham on Monday to attend the funeral of Mr.Laporte\u2019s brother.Some of the farmers have tapped :heir sugar orchards and are looking forward to a big sugrr season.BOLTON PASS A.Short were visiting Mrs.Geo.Barn-am recently .Mr.and Mrs.J.Hunter, of Mystic, were calling on friends on Sunday.The Glee Club met at Mr.H.Black\u2019s on Saturday night, and those from here enjoyed a very pleasant tinv\\ Mr.G.Casey, of Bedford, was out through here with his car on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Duhoyce, of I Mrs.C.Durocher and Master Richford, Vt., and Mr.and Mrs.J.Ronald Jones and Miss Goldie were Needham, of Knowlton, were guests ! calling on friends at Bedford recent-of Mr.and Mrs.F.Giddings on Fri-|ly- day last.\t| There was a fins entertainment Mr.Peter Rogerson has returned j given at the hall on here on Friday to Knowlton to Mr.H.Vail\u2019s for the ; evening, and quite a large sum of summer.\tI money was raised.School has been closed the past There is no one in all the Green Forest more obstinate than Pri\"kly Porky the Porcupine.He is just plain contrary.He never wants to do anything that anybody wants him to.If you want him to go anywhere do not try to drive him there.Instead, try to drive him in the opposite direction.Then possibly he will go where you want him to go.Bowser the Hound was barking at some one up in the big hemlock tree over in the Green Forest.Reddy Fox, nicely hidden, was watching .¦nd wondering who that some one was up in the big hemlock tree.His curiosity was growing every minute.But whoever it was, he was keeping nicely hidden.You see, he felt quite safe.He knew that Bowser the Hound could not climb that tree.Therefore there was nothing to worry about.¦ Rcdidy did wish that Farmer Brown\u2019s Boy would come to see what Bowser was barking at.You see, Reddy didn\u2019t know that Farmer Brown\u2019s Boy had gone away for the day.Then Reddy began to wonder if there wasn\u2019t some way of getting that stranger to come down; and while he was wondering he heard a rustling back of him a way.He looked back.There was Prickly Porky the Porcupine, shuffling along.\u201cIf only Prickly Porky would climb that tree that other fellow would have to show himself, I\u2019m sure,\u201d thought Reddy.Then, an idea coming to him, he trotted back to where Prickly Porky was.\u201cGood afternoon, Prickly Porky,\u201d srid he.j Unk, u'nk)!\u201d grunted Prickly Porky in the most disagreeable way.\u201cWhere are you going?\u201d inquired Reddy.\u201cThat\u2019s my business,\u201d retorted ling of dried leaves and turned! quickly.He was all ready to run1 open mouthed at whoever it might! he.But he didn\u2019t.The moment h» saw Prickly Porky Bowser backerl away.He stopped barking at the one in the tree and began barking all Prickly Porky.You see, once Bowser had had his face filled full ol?those little spears with which.Prickly Porky's tail is armed and which he carries hidden all through his coat.Prickly Porky grunted as he shuffled along.He didn\u2019t look this way nor that way.He simply moved straight along toward that tree.He paid no attention to Bowser\u2019s barking.When he reached the foot of the tree he stopped and looked up.He appeared to be trying to make» up his mind whether or not to climb.Bowser harked harder than ever, as if he were trying to tell Prickly Porky not to climb that tree.That settled it.Slowly, very slowly, Prickly Porky the Porcupine began to climb the big hemlock tree.(Copyright, 1926, by T.W.Burgess) The next story: \u201cThe Stranger in the Tree.\u201d \u201cGood afternoon.Prickly Porky,\u201d said he ; Prickly Porky.\u201cIf I were you I would not go [over to that big hemlock tree,\u201d said tReddy most politely.Now, Prickly Porky had no intension of going to that particular tree, but the instant that Reddy suggested that he should\u2019t go there Prickly | Porky made up his mind that he would go there.\u201cWhy not?\u201d he demanded.\u201cBecause Bowser the Hound is at the foot of the tree.\u201d \u201cWhat different does that make to me?\u201d demanded Prickly Porky, and headed straight toward that big hemlock tree.Now, Prickly Porky is, as you [ know, one of the most independent jof all the little people in the Green | Forest.He shuffled along toward tln.t big tree just as if there were no one else in all the Green Forest.Bowser the Hound heard the rust- Now Gray Hair Can Be Bobbed The tiniest gray streak shows up when the hair is bobbed.Make it youthful with Brownatone.Easy to use, no delay.Apply once and thereafter only as new hair grows in.Positively safe, contains no harmful ingredients.Natural shades assured.Brownatone ia sold and recommended by all dealers.Two sizes\u201450c and $1.50.Two colors, lightest blonde to medium brown, and dark brown to black.Trial bottle for test sent for 10c.Indicate color wanted.The Kenton Pliarraacal Co^ 1508 Steams Bldir., Windsor.Ont.GUARANTEED HARMLESS BROWNATONE TINTS GRAY HAIR ANY SHADE 56 'IS* rwhy pay moi»ef- M1LLINGTON Mr.Lawrence Ewens, of Eastman, spent ths week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Ewens.Miss Lila Emmett, of Sherbrooke, was home for the week-end.Miss Erma and Master Keith Taylor drove buck to Cowansville on ; Monday after being home with theiv [ parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Taylor.Guests at the same home Saturday and Sunday were Mr.and Mrs.] Albert Hardy, Mr.John Hardy, Mas : ter Gordon Hardy, Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Bryant and Roswell Jersey, also j Mrs.Morse, of Beverley, Mass., and ! Mr.and Mrs.Harry Richardson and j two young sons, Harold and Donald.Mr.Ed.Tetreault and family have | moved from Magog and taken pos-j session of the Vaughan farm.week owing to the illness of the teacher, Mrs.Pibus, with grippe.Mr.Geo.Jasper, of Iron Hill, was at Mr.E.L.SeoD\u2019s on Saturday on his way to Millington.Mrs.Ivan Williams and children, of Foster, were recent guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Pibus.Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Scott, of Fester, wert at Mr.J.H.Pibus, on Sunday Mrs.Gordon Fuller has returned from a visit to Newport, Vt., and is at present spending some time at her father\u2019s, Mr.Harry Davis, of Millington.Miss Annie Rogerson spent the week-end at the home of Mr.F.Cousens, of Bolton Glen.Mrs.F.Giddings is visiting in Richford, Vt.Mrs.Geo.Pibus spent Monday in Foster.Miss Sarah A.Kimball spen Tuesday in Knowlton visiting friends.SWEETSBURG Mrs.C.M.Hastings, of the Centre road, went to Sutton on Friday evening and risked her sister, Mrs.George Clark, and Mr.Clark, returning on Monday.She also visited Mrs.Wm.Clark, who is ill.Rev.A.T.Love and Mrs.Love spent Thursday of last week in Farnham, where Mr.Love officiated at a Lenten service in the Church of England.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Liekford and family, of C jwansviile, spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.George Snelson ; also Mr.W.Alporte.Mr.H.Jackson, of this place, was away last week plastering some rooms for Mr.E.Chadsey.Mr.Lionel Larose spent Sunday at his home, near West Shefford.Mrh.E.S.Miltimore was calling on Mr.Patrick Dunlavey, near Brome Pond, on Thursday of last j week.Mr.C- H.Whitehouse, of Montreal, spent Sunday at his home, j \u201cHillside Farm.\u201d ! Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Barber, son Frederick and daughter Noreen, spent Sunday at Knowlton visiting ] Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Barber and fam-iiy- Mr.E.S.Miltimore spent a part | of Friday and Saturday at Knowl-j ton\u2019s Landing on business.Service in Christ Church on Sun-j day next at 2.30 o\u2019clock in the afternoon ; Sunday school at 1.15.Mrs.E.S.Miltimore went to Î Knowlton on Tuesday to visit her daughter-in-law, Mrs.George Milt.i-more, at the home of Mrs.Farmer ; | also to visit Mrs.S.W.Foster.Mrs.England, Miss Joyal and other friends.4 WEST SUTTON mA THREE US' IS DANGER SIGiL STANBRIDGE east SAY \u201cBAYER'\u2019 when you buy \u2014INSIST! BOLTON CENTRE Constipatkm Undermines Chiidrents Health \\anr-6octcv wtlUeHyait chut cor*> atipotim is what, zuakos so may/ childr en wcHv.Voi»afis from the waste mottcr pprasid through tiirJr ik&e boâûn axai lower ichftir resistance^ ôo* Aiüftie Nftjol every ni^pfct «Tl keep them: rngaUriancclottfcwoki.Mefhets ace the best frinnri'i \u2022f Nujc.'.Wfcnnthbtsri dbiWciir*» beldkli isjat.Kt«kc^t*wyi «tm Nçj*! \u2014the remedy that medical an-tbeHmas fwaaciTfettbemmaeil hr.» ad*, so gentle,.MOd eo'saCnrAKtri Little Garth Peaslcy, youngest son i of Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Peasley, is very ill with pneumonia.Mrs.Agnes Mooney and Miss Glenna Mooney, of Newport, are guests at Cottage Hotel.Mrs.A.A.Willard, of Concord, is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.M.L.Willard.Rev.Henry Cousens, of Laehute, Is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.T.E.Cousens.Mr.John Mooney, of Boston, is a guest at Rosebank Cottage.ttirt anybody .'NwjiHia adaffarrevery -bndy.Itdea»satnaBeccHmaliospi-adiaand iia raaet afcbemfcatl Hjiy : He» **J^nÿaIatakeaw> fciradefiewasay dfjnamaUllabrcejmrin .tfar àue\u2014 tiiMs.It!\trite-wnWe matter anU tbnN fermât* tbarostgii anU t^alsntlamtatomvrmtKtawsdmtt t *153\u2019 otn be 'taken far any Icngnx rtft tinaosdHsBsiti U lySierts.Unllkfl bxatrres/t schmsimtt ttmn o/habit and aan fr- 3 ia Canada.Great Britain and the United States: One ytar.six months, 51.75; three months, 51.CÛ one mu nth, 40c AN A.D.C.PAPER The Record is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation, ctrcalacon is rctuiarly audited and guaranteed.\"Chicago has proved by pleasant experience that street widening results in handsome profits.\u201cHence, municipal councils need not be j afraid of the problems of wider, or even new | streets.What some places have done successfully j To the Editor Dailjj Record: can be done by others, it merely means proper Town Planning, carried on in a business-like way.\u201cThe new movement for Town Planning, including wider and even new streets, in Montreal ; '\u2018ho seems to be in tore-ted has taken a new start by the course of lectures\tit.\u2019\u2019The McGill University, recorded last month, which will fjgure3 which Mr.Adams sends us a friendly spirit tov.ard all, and he on his old friends and acquaintance ocloved by ail who knew him.for a short unie, pleura-pneu- v *** *> *5» -* *!\u2022 v, *t' \u2022> A *1* *> *> \u2022; PROHiBiTiCN QUESTION.l3f Sir-\u2014I am very much interested in a letter recently -written by Mr.Edward L.Adams,\u2019 of Brooklyn, N.in ''' | He was stricken with monia and died efter a few days a cuti- i 'ness.The funeral was from the AjcVentt Christian Church on Friday, March 9th.The pastor, Rev.C.F.L.Smith, officiated.A beautiful dust was rendered by the Miss Ardice Adams and Miss Laura K°Tnt3.Mr.Gordon Lodge and son, Stanley, are oath i:l at present with gT'ppe.ng now -i- arj be followed by a similar course in French at j Montreal University.\" PARAGRAPHS The godly are those to whom beer is rum.* * « Neighbors are people who trade you sympathy for ! the details of your misfortune.?The best cure for a man\u2019s loss of memory is to have his deserted wife inherit something.\u2022 » » A balloon tire\u2019s will is soft.also.It never knows THE MATTER OF BRAZIL The failure of the League of Nations meeting continues to hold the premier place as a subject for world-wide comment.Various opinions have been expressed as to the actual cause of the breakdown at Geneva, some blaming the stand taken ay German}', several pointing to France and Brazil as being responsible and others criticizing bir Austen Chamberlain, British Foreign Secretary.\"From a superficial viewpoint, it appears that Brazil alone was responsible for the final breakdown at Geneva,\" in the opinion of the which way it will skid next.Philadelphia Public Ledger, which goes on to\t».\t* stE.te \"inis conclusion, in the light of further re- A woman who really adores children hardly ever relations, will probably prove unfounded.Brazil 3 i thinks it necessary to say so.demand for a permanent place upon the League\t» *\t\u2022 of Nations Council may have been supported sub rosa by forces bent upon bringing a crash.Possibly Brazil was used as a convenient scapegoat for the sins of the Great Powers themselves.1 nese points may be cleared up later.\"But in any event the position assumed by Brazil was trom the first entirely untenable.1 his Nation, while a respected member of the interna- Crime may lionef family, in no sense attains major rank; and deliberate, the supposition that its status would oe raised ii it were placed in a position reserved in the League 1er major Powers is pure fallacy.\"The argument that Brazil should have s permanent Council seat because Latin A.merica must be permanently represented on that body falls on two counts.In the first place, Brazil, has no right to speak for the rest of Latin America and such presumption would not be countenanced by the ether nations.After all, Brazil is, in a manner of speaking, Poruguese, while, irem the same standpoint, there are twenty that are Spanish.\"The second count is simply that Latin -it.be unpremediated, but galoshes are A lady won a recent hog-calling contest.If it had been an effort to call rend hogs what they are, no lady cor.lii have won.are rather ambiguous, and as I am not able at present to check them up, and as Mr.Adams says that conditions in New York are not much worse than they are all over the ! Uprited States, except possibly in a few of the middie western states, whàt I am about to say in relation to the state of New Hampshire might well apply to New York, according to his own statement.One reason for selecting New Hampshire is that I was a resident there for i over fifteen years, living in the city 'of Manchester, the largest city in the state, and only forty miles from Portsmouth, which was then the home of the noted Jones\u2019 breweries.Saving visited Manchester several times since living there, I could notice the difference that prohibition has made in the use of liquor and its effect on the business, health and morals of the city.It is vA-11 known by those who are witling to look into the matter that the arrests for drunkenness in New Hampshire are far less now than hi the saloon days.If we look up the j records for the eleven cities of the j state we will find that for the year 1924 there were a little less than ihalf the number of arrests for drunkenness than there were for the last year of license.Figures for such cities as have reported for the first nine months of 1925 show a total slightly smaller than for 1924, so it appears that the crest of the _ _ _ -zi »* /-» Vi n» .H o Mr.B.Murrey is in town, calling | urday, March 27th Mr:.McAuky is gainrti ter her recent illness.Mrs.James Gellin has gone to Montreal to visit her son, Lee, and Sister, Mrs.C.Williams, for a short time.Mrs.E.C.MacGonigal, who is 1! in the Western Hcapital, Montreal, with typhoid fever, is reported to be stcidily improving.G.R.Feitus, eyesight specialist,, .\t,T wm », ,t ft,\tH» , on 3»\u2018-|inï\u201c0A\u201c0\u201d7S;, McConnell Mrs.Quy Channim is reported I doing very well since her operation, ! and is expected home this week.Mrs.Kopps, Sr., is quite ill.Dr.Brown is attending her.Mr.and Mrs.\u20ac.Kszar are both indif poa&d.Mrs.E.J.Parnell has to far recovered from her recent illness as to be able to attend church on Sunday.the first time in two months.visited her cousin Let\u2019s be fair.The girl who has been kissed before knows how to put a delightful kick in it.Still, aimost any public man can serve as a example after he\u2019s been dead long enough.jood ait erica, .t 15 in accordance with the rotation scheme ct non-permanent Council memberships, will always be fully represented.It is inconceivable that this scheme which gives to Latin America at least cne Council scat will ever be abandoned.Brazil itt'lf has held a scat ever since the League began, and ether Lstin-Amcrican nations have, rrorn time to time, held an extra place.\"it is largely the fact that Brazil\u2019s position was logically and morally so weak which gave' rise to the suspicion that the Government at Rio Janeiro was allowing itself to be used as a cat\u2019s! Pjvr in the bigger game of European nationalism.! ! he nations really striving for a settlement v.-jl] I ree to it that Brazil holds no such key position next September.\u2019\u2019 Declaring that a reorganization of the Coun-c;i or the League of Nations is apparently contemplated by the big European Powers, the Toronto » lobe in discussing the present League situation, ::ys: \"They do not want a repetition of the late experience which resulted in Germany's entry sing delayed until the September sitting.Such rction as that by Brazil must not happen again to humiliate the organization and delay the pacifica-uon of Europe.A committee of fifteen members i of the League has accordingly been appointed to : consider the situation and submit recommenda-ior.s to the Council in June.\"It would appear, from the feeling which prevails at Geneva, that the sentiment in favor of the enlargement of the Council will ultimately prevail.i ms does not necessarily imply, however, that the permanent seats will be increased; Out the non-permarent membership maybe added to under the principle of rotation.\"Some criticism of the rule that the decisions cf the Council, to be valid, must be unanimous It isn't birth control the country needs, but control for eighteen years after birth.* * » Everybody is useful.Those who would be miserable if they had nobody to scorn.* * * As a rule a man has climbed as high as he is going by the time he becomes interested in symptoms.wave has been reached: and the number now is on the decrease.Then we must remember that all these cities are continually in créas-ing in ncpulation.In doing this it j will make the reports appear stil! | better.The following is a clipping from | a paper published in the United States Herald: \u201c$70,000 Jail Closes.\u201d \u2014 \u201cMerri-1 .\timack County.N.H., has a $70,000! scorn micriors ; building, but under prohibition Let me live in a house by the side of the road and fix balloon tires for men.» » * Any country is safe while those who advocate extremely severe punishment are a minority.* * * Almost any car is a \u201clife-time car\u201d if you're in it 'when the iocomotive does its stuff.*\t*\tV There will be no revolution in America\u2014not while discontent is ample reason for a Congressional appropriation.*\t*\t15 The snake invented the hypodermic, but he didn\u2019t use it to get rich by breaking men.« * * Co/rect this sentence: \u201cWhen dad threatens to spank me,\u201d said the little girl, \u201che never fails to make good.\u201d \u2022:* v * hrs already been indu! >3 I\tr* d ,\tyr\t< 1 very serious * v> ?v *»?'l* *»-* *1* **** *1* **** *5* *** ***\t*2- PRESS COMMENT ^ :* \u2022> ¦> * \u2022> \u2022> \u2022> THINGS OBSOLETE IN THIRTY YEARS.(Waterbary American) Council.Germany : rot beer, oeeded in likely to prove a workings of the ed in.If the membersh rat regulation is handicap to th< It was to it that the postponement o, admission was due.Had unanimity necessa-y Brazil could not have suc-blccking the manifest wish of the rna- Mu\u2019- jority.,Vhat happened in the case of Germany\u2019s admission may occur again, and other matters o: f?re;t import may go by the board should the rule of unanimity be adhered to after the Council has been put on a new footing.SPRING CLEANING, With the arrival of .spring the officials of the road department will have to give prompt and particular attention to the condition of the streets Drains must be kept open and the dirt left by th ai paintings, wood carvings, marbles and other art objects which formed the interior decoration of the Huntington ma: : on on Fifth avenue have been présente.! to Yale.In connection with the gift it is recalled teat t\u2019-e late Collis P.Huntington, when he built the hou e i-.N intended it to be a \u201cmonument to American architecture and art.\u201d That is only thirty years ago, yet no structure is to give way to a skyscraper.How little anyone cf that day foresaw the irresistible and remorse\u2019ess speed of development.the county has no use for it, as it is cheaper to board the few prisoners even at the most expensive hotel in the capital city of Concord than to keen up the jail.The school , authorities of Concord have pur-j chased the jail and this fall it will become a modern school.Another instance of the ruin caused by prohibition.\u2019\u2019 Thinking, Mr.Editor, that this clipping might be a mistake or a terrible exaggeration, I wrote to a friend In the city of Concord, a clergyman of that city, and this is |his answer.He says in part: \u201cI will say that with only a handful of prisoners the county did sell out their buildings here to the school board, where there will be erected soon a modern high school.The prisoners have been lodged in other jails, some, I believe, at Manchester, and some in other towns.Confessedly, the prohibition law is at the bottom of the scarcity of prisoners.\u201d The only reference I can make to New York, the state where * Mr.Adams is a resident, is this copied from the Boston Post of March 16, 1926 : \u201cAlbany, N.Y.March 15.Tne drys in the state legislature tonight won the first battle on the prohibition Question on the floor of either house during the present eession.when the assembly by a vote of 71 to 51 refused to direct the judiciary i committee to report a bill, of Assemblyman Cuvillier.Democrat,! calling for a referendum oh the question of memorializing Congress for a light wines and beer amend-1 ment to the Volstead Act.\u201d Thanking you, Mr.Editor, for the space granted me, I am, Yours very respectfully.SAMUEL BOY.Scotstown, March 23.1926.DANVILLE Tha friends and neighbors of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Wilson sympathize with them in the sorrow which has run- m\\v iv VTipitivr rnrq\t!com8 ^ th\"m in the ;!Uc!den dcath niE IAN IN >\u2022 OR-AING TOGS.\tof their baby son, Albert.Albert (juangor Commercial)\twas born on,his great-grandfather's The head of a large New York contracting firm ! eightieth birthday.He had just pass-mskvs the odd statement that Workmen are grieving jed his first birthday and was be-because they must go to and from their jobs in working ginning to walk alone.Sunny in clothes.He even recommends that contractors provide | disposition W always had a smile and lockers and shower: no that the dusty and grimy gar-1 mer.ts can be donned and laid aside and the workmen travel in white collars.It is doubtful if this contractor speaks for the [ American wo: rlcman.who never yet has been ashamed ! ' ai melting of the snow removed, for roads cr streets\t™Jntle of re?-Pccu^\u2018c toil.Ihe idea that it if a .!\t,\t-\t*\t,\t/r i ak.cctj rirs grace to app'o * it.working clotneg has not been ac- orc me arteries through which traffic has to move c'-rted bv America.It ir-i not unusual for many work- ana their proper construction and upkeep are most important factors in every municipality.Streets are a very important part of the machinery of every municipality, and their construction, upkeep, lighting and cleaning form an important municipal problem,\" states the Municipal Review.As streets offer the means of pte< men.1\u2019ke mar,; working outfit job for home, tr.it t ' wearc ash: rued of hi , men in the building trade- , to have a which thev discard when quitting the: but the discard is not to hide the fact \\ r is an artisan or to indicate that he is cal: ing.A man in his working duds is one of the most in- j spiring rights in America.It is a uniform which not all j human beica?are entitled to wear.Instead of depres-jn.ft the wo.-kman it.ought to elevate him as a member: mear\u20183 °i commun!- 0f the Army That Gets Things Done, cation and transportation, their good planning and adequate width are most important and naturally form the basis of all Town Planning schemes.\"As the density of population increases, it may be necessary to widen existing streets, or even cut entirely new ones to secure shorter distances.Naturally, opposition to any new thoroughfare is roused, and the enormous cost to TAXING THE APPETITE.(Toronto Globe) Quebec again raises the envy of sister Provinces as a revenue-getter.Lens thrifty communities read of Mr.Taseheteau's Budget with a surplus of millions, but do not always consider what it has cost the people new through Government sale cf liquor.A less debatable course is now taken in the proposed Double the richness of ordinary ini3k, the use of vSt.Charles Miik v/i23 give a new flavor to old recipes of which your family may be getting tired.Try it.the citizens is debated on.But\u2014if the widening tax ,,f f>v\u2018J P' cent, on a restaurant meals costing of an existing street, or the cutting of » \u2014\u2022 \u2014 nore than a dollar, the money to be applied to the Pub r new one is properly handled, the result is not a.loss, but a profit.This proof can be secured, briefly, by expropriating much wider property than is needed and selling this off after the new street is completed.A splendid example is seen on the Kings-way in London, England.Ihe city paid Ï25,-000,000 for the property expropriated and the construction of the new street, but they sold some of the land et once for £18,000,000, and let the Je»t at rates which paid the investment.\"Montreal, as an cld walled city, has had to iic Charities Fund, (t is easy to foresee a considerable: revenue from this soure:,.The Latin temperament responds to the the \u201cgood thing' of life,\u2019 \u2019and some of ! the hosteiriepe of the Province are famous for their long and excellent bills of fare.It is the boast of French-Canadians that their Province is the \u201clast stronghold of liberty\u201d in North j America, and now they are \"caught with the goods on i them.\u201d The finer the menu, the more inspiring the corn-1 par.y, the better the good feeing; ho why not capitalize J that good feeling and collect a tax?\"It\u2019s always fairj weather when good fellows get together\u201d; therefore no one can protest.Perhaps the waiters will suffer by this inroad on small change, but to at is an ugly theory, and surely V'ili not apply in t ¦< land of \u201cgood-fellowship,\u201d and ¥ < yrc v-2< Credenza Price $385 Consolett® Price $115 The New Granada Price $2*# omc Vidtrola Now At Our Store! 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Ask about it.C.Wilson &.Sons, Ltd.37-41 Wellington St.N.$14,000 STOCK OF REMNANTS Yard Goods, Men\u2019s and Ladies\u2019 Furnishings, Rubbers, Boots and Shoes, MUST BE CLEARED OUT IN 8 SHORT DAYS in a monster tumble down in prices.Mr.Alf.Lemieux is forced to discontinue business nt his old stand, 9 Alexander St., second door from King St.West, by the totally unexpected announcement that his lease lias expired and store rented.Coming as it did like a bolt from the blue, he is so entirely unprepared that he is unable to avoid tremendous losses.The wires have been kept busy trying to cancel manjf big consignments of Spring stock ordered by him, but in almost every case the goods had been shipped and nothing remained but to take them in stock.The loss on these goods will be so great that no way of estimating it satisfactory to all parties concerp.-d could be found, consequently, it was decided to put this entire stock now amounting to $14,000.00, on sale.In the Hands of the OFFICIAL ADJUSTERS TO BE SOLD TO THE BARE WALLS IN EIGHT SHORT DAYS.SALE STARTS FRIDAY MARCH 28th at S.30 a.m.rtffc PAIRS 0F NEW SPRING BOOTS AND SHOES FOR MEN, BOYS AND OD'J WOMEN SLAUGHTERED.The most unfortunate part of this whole occurrence for Alf.Lemieux is that his whole consignment of new Spring Shoes is to hand and on the shelves \u2014 every solitary pair must be sold.Nothing but the most drastic measures and low price will do it.\tI Absolutely free to the first 50 customers, one salad or fruit dish with any $3.00 purchase or more.You\u2019ll have to act quick to get cne.FREE! LADIES' HOSE Most extraordinary special for Friday and Saturday only.Three hundred and sixty-five pairs of ladies\u2019 silk hose at *c per pair.Three pairs to each customer only.2,112 pairs of Ladies\u2019 Silk Hose (no seconds), A-i quality, assorted colors and sizes.Values up to $1.60 in this lot.Your choice for, ccr pair.\u2022\u2018ril 650 pairs of fine quality Ladies\u2019 Silk and Wool Hose, assorted colors, A-l quality.59 Values up to $1.50, to clear at .ImpOflbla l* quote any morr prlcm In thin nmnll upar-\u2014all rfmnnnt\" original coat.ynrd c«od*i.He., nt n mrrr fraction of Ihf ALFRED Remnant LEMIEUX.Alexander Street.Second door from King St.West.no- alack, the land of mgcoiouk taxation. SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1926.PAUL SLVLi Fragrance GEN.ARMSTRONG IS PLEASED WITH BISHOP\u2019S 0.T.C.Social and Personal j sharp bone- of ground glass.Speak-1 the police.Kennel Club and prac \u2022 ing to the Record this morning, the lie-all; every private citizen is ale ' owner of the dog said that it wn- on guard.impossible for him to say what had ________________________________ | happened to the dog.H-Ô21 17 JE! A tete&eths Yh-r.tparveclKm ot' leaL Tfce.e*æeîle«.'cc «J\tfùesver vaj:ietp., ÜTi**™ Label .TSt:\t- ©raargs Peirtoe SietiCISSt: Dr.C.A.iomhins, Portland Mrs.Harold Moore, of Wetaski-A\\er.ue, is coniined to his room (win, Alberta, is spending a few days with u severe cold.\tvisiting her brother-in-law, Mr.Leop- ard Moore, end Mrs.Moore, Sher- four a guest :.rs.n.jcct.eo, O, Bis-hop s Cross- \u2022 booke Apartments, after a Omy Eight Shopping Days Before Easter Special Prices for Quick Despatch Ladies\u2019 Coafcs Our showing was never more complete, and opportunity at its best to select your Spring Coat.We are showing a wonderful selection.Materials a>-e Charmeen, Poiret Twill and Tweeds, all marked at a very small ad-ff»ft Q£ Ç 1 \"î ûj« 1 K QC and vance.Easter prices.»ji3i 03;\t1 «*!« ' $ I ui up Girls\u2019 Coats A splendid assortment of Children\u2019s Spring Coats in the latest styles.Materials are Polo Cloth, Charmeen and Tweeds.The prices are very attractive.1, k and 3 Qy| Qr years starting at.*.For older girls, starting at 5 years and up.$5.95 up to $12.50.Also Navy Blue and Tweed Reefers, which we are QjS selling as a special this week-end at.Easter Hats Colorful hats, featuring the vogue for tailored things.All the new shapes, some in straw', others in silk.A multitude of new' «^.^.\u201c.^.ÎT.$2,05,3.35\t$4,85 \u2014Ground Floor.Colored.Umbrellas New stubby style, strong frames with ribs tipped with amber and ends to match.Colors are red, navy, Ç1?/JO green and brown.Easter price.'.Hosiery Two hundred and twenty-five pairs.A special purchase of Silk Hosiery in ail liked shades, perfect fitting, all P Q ^ sizes.Easter price.OwC Luggage For the Easter holiday or the overnight visit that calls for luggage.Black Enamelled Suit Casts, reg, price $5.95.Easter price.$4.95 Black Enamelled Hat Boxes, reg.price $5.95.Easter price.$4 95 Travelling Rugs, regular price $5.95.Easter price .$4.95 H.Mackur, Lennoxville, CormsanJer of Local Milit«.ry Oistnrl Carries Oui; Annual\tthj guest of her sister, Mr s.\u2022 month s\u2019\" vk L.i \u2019to \u2019 Engl! nd * &s (nspe:üon of Local University Un.t\u2014Corps Presented Smî,rt Appearance and Carried Cut Many Manoeuvres.* The friends Loom s, Queen to learn that * * __________________ of Miss Virginia I in t Street, will regrei ! she underwent an Chief Camirand stated tins morning that he had not been informed of any more du s having been killed yesterday or last night, while the health detriment also reported that they had heard of n6 new cases.This epidemic, which began it the beginning\tof\tthe\tweek, has caused much alarm, not only to do r ,\t,\t-\t,\t.\t,\tI\towners bat to\tall\tlovers of there of\tlier parents\tand\t.ricr.-ds.\tMrs.\tj noble, kind animale, and\teverything Moor, ieai\ttius\tweek\tfor\ther home\ti it being done\tto\tfind\tthe oartv est.the iousiy killed yesttrday afternoon or M- t evening, and it is sincerely hop-Nev.by the public generally, that this operation for appendicitis at Sherbrooke Hospital yesterday.rl ho annual general inspection of\t* *\t* Bishop\u2019s University Officers Train- Guests registered at the ing Corps was held in the Slier- : Sherbrooke House include Mr.w .|v-u,,aiuiy practice, wmen Became brooke Regiment Armory yesterday\tK-\tBox, of New\tYork\tCity; Dr.r.j prominent during the early part of afternoon by Brigadier-General C\tO-\tBoss, of Stan\tstead ;\tMr.and Mrs.lbe week, is to be discontinued.J.Armstrong, C.M.G., of Montai of-\tH- Bider, of\tFitch\tBav; Mr.R.Bhe announcement was made this ficer commanding Military District: A-\tJ=m>efcoTi, of\tRenfrew, Ont.; Mr.'mornmg by the Eastern Townships No .4.who declared himself v«rV lR«lbert Harvie-, of Ottawa, Ont.r MrbKennel Club -officials that they -'\t¦\t\u201c\t' J.MaoDonald, of Btanstead; Mr.L.weriî\tfbe matter up and hop- S.Colt, of Massawippi.\t|od to do their share to locate the ,\t*\tparty or parties responsible for the Sit.Andrew's Auxiliary met ye-y \u2018slaughter of dogs.The Kennel Club terday afternoon in the church hail officials are at present working with the president, Mrs.W.Scrim-geour, in the chair.Plans were made for a supper, to be held on April 21st.and following routine business, the hostesses, Mrs.W.J.Humphrey and Mrs.A.A.Gunning on»ihle.*A liberal reward has been offered by Mr.E.W- Farweilj for any information leading to the j discovery of the- gkilty party, while No .4, who declared himself very pleased at the appearance and drill of the corps this year.The unit, which was under the command of Captain J.C.Stewart, M.C., numbered about fifty on parade.The platoons were led by Lieuteciants C.M.Sherrell and J.W.R.Meakin, Lie flatter taking the place of Lieut.C.H.5Iariear, absent through illness.Brig.-Gén.Armstrong was ac- upon a very novel scheme, and one which is quite likely tp have favorable and successful re vu Its.The procedure adopted by the Kennel Club, however, is being kept a secret.A resident of Frontenac Street cu7.t \u2018 j\u2019w-v5, b's General Staff Of-j £erVBd dainty refreshments.ThevjM the misfortune to lose his dog I .Y.\twmie\tjwere ^^sg.ea br Mrs.Alfred Bright, | yesterday,\talthough it\tis not known] l\u201e?.d7n.bv- f ,ocai «fleers active\tand\twk0 poured tea.and Mrs.L.L.tes-\twhether its death was\taccidental or Aired.v.srs_prfesent_to witness the uè> R.B.Aitchison and Mrs.Chari- whether somebody attempted to kill, wood.The tea tables looked most\t>t- At any\trate it was\tnecessary for ; attractive with their decorations of\tî-be owner\tto have the\tdog killed, a*; pussy-willows and daffodils.\tI'f bad apparently swallowed some-1 - - ¦\t'thing sharp, possibly a piece of a narade including the Principal of the I university, Lieut.-Col.Rev.A.H.McGreer, O.B.E.M.C.and Lieat.-: Colonels M.W.McA'Nulty, S.E.New Spring Frocks- (in large sizes) SUN SPOTS ARE OF GREATEST IMPORTANCE Dr.F.C.Henroteau, of Ottawa Observatory, Discusses Bearing and Possibilities of Sun Spots Cause of Northern Lights and influence on Weather, had started off only three Silk Gloves ^ To be smart, women must wear Novelty Gloves.These \u201cKay-ser\u201d gloves which we refer to arc of the finest Milanese silk have Mnall embroidered cuffs, very smart.^ J Q, $t,75, $2.00 The prices are, per pair Poiret Twill For Spring ensemble suits and coats and tailored dresses, all colors, 54 inches wide, in black, navy, brown, rosewood, rust and green, $2.50 yard.Easter price.Silks The following lines of wanted Silks, which we are showing at our dress goods counter, are all specially priced for Easter- Crepe de Chine, all shades, 40 inches wide .$1 38 yd Georgette, all shades, 40 inches wide .$1.68 yd Rayon Crepes, large selection of patterns, 40 in.wide.$1.63 yd! Heavy Black Satin for coats, 3b in.wide.Easter price.$4.50 yd Heavy Black Ottoman Crepe, 36 inches wide.$4.50 yd Black Duchess Satin, very heavy, 36 inches wide__! ! ,$i!48 yd! Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements in this issue.They likely name something you want.Dress-up for Ea&e We have all the fixings, including hats and furnishings in all their newness.Smart styles, attractive shades and shapes with excellent materials at right prices.Easter suggestions: OUR VERY SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY .AND SATURDAY 50 Spring and Fall Overcoats, five different shades and models.To clear at : Francis and T.S.Somers.The corps was drawn Tip in company formation when the General j and his staff arrived, and arms] I were presented and the bugle band j played the general salute.General: Armstrong then carried out the in-1 t'pection, leiing accompanied by Lieut.-Col.Perry, Liet.-Gol.McGreer | and Captain Stewart.Following this j the march, past was made, the corps presenting an excellent appearance.[ Company, platoon and section drill followed, including arm drill with rifles end bayonets.The platoon lieutenants drilled their half-companies, while the sections were put through their movements by Corporels A.S.Kenney, V.E.Lyon.H.S.Billings and A.E.Caulfield.The\t__ company sergeant-major was S N.| The much-discussed topic of \u201csun rergau\t,\t.\t, [spots\u2019\u2019 and their importance to the The company having been drawn Urib was the subject of an inter-up m column.Brig.-Gen.Armstrong erting illustrated lecture delivered hdlfîFl\t^\t\u201e C8LStS !k3t \"iKht at Bishop\u2019s College by Dr.flpd i; êcîarm^,h™f f well saris-1F.C.Henroteau, DjSc.assistant as-fied at Hie parade.Bishop s- O.T.C., tronomer ut the Dominion Observatory, Ottawa.This was the last of the Lenten series of addresses.Principal McGreer acted as chairman.Dr.Henroteau praised the part Canada was playing in developing the important, study of astronomy.Himself a Belgian, he thought that Canada was foremost in the small nations of the world in the work of sun and star Study.The speaker commenced by show-] ing several photographs taken by (Continued on oao-e 111 years ago in a remarkable manner for a new unit, and he was glad ao be _ able to report that this early efficiency was being upheld and im- j proved.The essentia] duty of an Officers\u2019 Training Corps, he re- i minded his hearers, was to prepare j officers for the active militia, and J in this he was rather disappointed 1 with the local corps inasmuch as the j number of candidates presented for the officers\u2019 examinations this year was a decrease over a year ago.i This, however, would be improved upon next year, he hoped.Three cheers were then given the General.1 \u2014-o- DEATH COATES.\u2014Passed peacefully aw'ay on March 25th 1926, Phineas Hub-hard Coates at the ripe age of, 80 years and 3 months.Funeral will be held Saturday morning from his late residence, 1253 New-march Street.Verdun Interment 1 will be at Johnville, Que., immediately \u2018after the arrival of (Jie 4 o\u2019clock thain Saturday after-1 noon, MarcSi 27th.-«-\u2014 -> ¦:* »s* 4* *:*