Sherbrooke daily record, 11 décembre 1926, samedi 11 décembre 1926

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926.Thirtieth Year, IMPERIAL CONFERENCE REPORT WAS TABLED Another Bis Obstacle Blocks Agreement With Germany Few Surprises At Opening Of Parliament- New Group Significant Event Of Bay : « & ; # » * i « ; * !# ! * t * * jXç EUROPE SOON TO HAVE # AN \u201cAIR LORRY\u201d # Definite Emergence of Alberta Group Yesterday Was Accompanied by Another Group of Progressive Members, Who Remain Progressives as Opposed to Liberal-Progressives Now Absorbed in Liberal Party\u2014This Group Numbers Five and Will Be Led in House by John Evans, of Rosetown, Saskatchewan\u2014Legislative Programme Announced in Speech from Throne Yesterday Conformed Generally With Press Forecasts and Conse- * freight-carrying machine to .1 r> i .r- c?\u2022\t! cope with the increasing air- quently Brought Few Surprises.\t^ g00ds traffic between London and the Continent.(Canadian Press Despatch) LONDON, Dec.11.\u2014Europe soon is to have its first \u201cair lorry.\u201d Work has been started here on a three-ton o (Canadian Press Despatch) TTAWA, ONT., December 11.\u2014The opening of Canada\u2019s sixteenth Parliament brought few surprises.The legislative programme announced in the Throne Speech yesterday conformed generally with press forecasts.The appearance of a new group under a new leader in the House of Commons was one of the significant events of the day.When Premier Mackenzie King moved that a committee, consisting of Liberal and Conservative members of the House, be appointed to strike the regular standing committee for the session, Robert Gardiner, U.F.A.member for Acadia, rose to enter a mild protest.Mr.Gardiner, in pointing out that there were other groups in the ! House as well as the two older parties, performed his first act as leader j of United Farmers in Alberta in the Commons.Mr.Gardiner is House j leader of the group, and H.E.Spencer, of Battle River, is secretary.They ! lead a group of twelve members, all from Alberta, except Miss MacPhail, I who is expected to align herself with the Western group.The definite emergence of the Alberta group is accompanied by the \\ appearance of another group of Progressive members, who remain Pro- | gressives as opposed to the Liberal-Progressives now absorbed in the Liberal party.This group numbers five and will be led in the House by John Evans, of Rosetown, Saskatchewan.The Liberal-Progressives, sitting with Hon.Robert Forke on the Government side, number nine, and it is said that they will retain a certain amount of their identity by holding separate caucus and by the appointment of their own chairman.DISCUSSION ON IMPERIAL RELATIONS WILL LIKELY PUT DEBATE OVER TO MIDDLE OF FEBRUARY\u2014PRINCE TO ATTEND JUBILEE CONFEDERATION CELEBRATION I* « DARING Violet Corderry.in addition to being one of the prettiest women in England, is the world\u2019s champion woman auto racer.She has broken a number of dirt track records, and has raced on tracks on which no other woman has dared to try.SERBIA MOURNS DEATH OF ITS GREAT LEADER Nikola P.Pachitch, \u201cGrand Old Man of the Balkans,\u201d Who Died Yesterday Morning, Will Be Given National Honors at Funeral Sunday\u2014Was Dozen Times Premier.^Associated Press Despatch) BELGRADE, Dec., 11.\u2014 The Serbian nation is stricken over the death of its great political leader, Nikola P.Pachitch, who died suddenly Friday morning from apoplexy.The body of the \u201cgrand old man of the Balkans\u201d has been removed to the Cathedral, where it is lying in state.National honors will be accorded the man who held the premiership of Serbia a dozen times at his burial on Sunday.By common consent the political parties have called a truce until after the funeral.Even the formation of a new cabinet, which M.Pachitch was to have undertaken the day he died, will be held in abeyance until after the obsequies.The sudden and tragic end of M.Pachitch came at a particularly critical moment.lt came when there were difficulties in foreign relia-(Continued on page 13) 1 OTTAWA, Dec.11.\u2014Amid scenes of unusual ceremonial splendor, the first session of Canada's sixteenth PaiTiament was opened yesterday afternoon with reading of the Speech from the Throne by His Excellency Viscount Willingdon.Expansive reference to the achievements of the Imperial Conference occupied the largest paragraph ir the Speech from the Throne.There is promise of the re-introduction of the Government measures which failed of passage at the last session; of measures to provide for assistance to works constructed for the production of domestic coke in Canada; of \u201ccertain legislation\u201d related to the recommendations in rhe Maritimes Commission report tabled In the House yesterday afternoon; of another three-year branch line construction programme for the Canadian National Railways; of a request for ratification of the proposed agreement with the Grand Trunk Pacific debenture holders London; that it will have to await its completion till the middle of February, for it is learned that February 15 is the best guess for the reassembling of Parliament.ESTIMATES WHICH WERE TABLED YESTERDAY TOTAL $191,000,000 (Canadian Press Despatch) OTTAWA, December.11.\u2014The estimates for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1927, were tabled in the House of Commons late yesterday afternoon.The total amount to be voted is 8191,000,000, which is exactly the same amount as appeared in the estimates of the last Parliament and was not passed.The estimates tabled yesterday are of particular interest, because they contain the details f interim supply and the money spent by Gov-in 1 ernor-General\u2019s warrants.The sud-of continuance in the con- den dissolution of Parliament last struction work on the Hudson Bay j summer made it necessary for the Railway.\tGovernment in power to provide Prince Has Accepted1 Invitation to for the Government service by Visit Canada Next Year\tRoyal warrant, instead of by par- Of interest to all Canadians is ,bc, Immentary approval.Consequently, intimation in the Speech of the ac-! S™,758,000 was spent bv warrant cep tance by the Prince of Wales ofl0 provide invitation to visit Canada next|'lac* aeerl an summer, to be present at the diamond jubilee celebration of Confederation.Of vital interest to all taxpayers is the assurance of the Government that early consideration will be given to the amendments to the rules of the House recommended in for the services which mentioned in the unpassed estimates.There were also certain grants authorized by royal warrants for purposes not specifically mentioned in the estimates which were before Parliament last session.These items are shown in the statement tabled by the Hon.J.A.Rolbb.Minister of Finance, the report of the special committee|\tThey' include: Which submitted suggestions to two previous sessions of Parliament.Prompt and effective action upon that report will save a tremendous amount of time and money in the business of legislating for the Dominion.Imperial Relations One of Central Issues Imperial relations will be one of the central issues of the session, and this will be made manifest when the debate on the Speech from the Throne begins next week.It is understood that the Prime Minister has decided to no longer delay his remarks on the question of Canada\u2019s changed status, and he facilitated the opening of this discussion by tabling in the House yesterday afternoon the harious reports relating to the deliberations of the Imperial Conference.Already there has come intimations from a number of members of their intention to speak on this subject at the earliest opportunity, and it is expected that, in addition to Premier King and Hon.Hugh Guthrie, leader of the Opposition, there will he In the first three days contributions on this subject from Henri Bournssa, the Labor members and some of the Progressives.Hope of terminating the Throne speech dob.ilo.of liquor cases.This is the first exon Wednesday at six o\u2019clock, has | pression of its kind ever made by a tbps practically been $40,500 for unemployment relief ; $82,000 for the expenses of the commission investigating the Customs and Flxcise Department; $2,232 for expenses in connection with the visit of Queen Marie of Rumania; $25,000 for the expenses of the Canadian delegates to the Imperial Conference ; $17,943 for transportation of Allberbn coal to Ontario; $10,000 for the reception to the Governor-General.Other prominent items include the removal of the wreck of the S.S.Canadian Recruit, $7i5,l0,00; $41,000 toward the construction of the Halifax elevator, and $549,-000 on various harbors and rivers throughout the Dominion.In all, $863,884 was spent by Governor-General's warrants for items not included in the main estimates of the last Parliament.The total spent by Governor-General\u2019s warrants for all purposes since Parliament was dissolved early in the summer was $80,6121,000.-*- NEW YORK, Dec.It.\u2014The Volstead Act, is a breeder of ruthless and dangerous criminals, a federal grand jury finds after consideration # * « # # # * & «i i» # « & # # ¦fo\u2014- KING FERDINAND MAY GO TO PARIS FOR TREATMENT__________________________________________________ Official Circles Silent\u2014Felt that! Chief Electoral Officer Presents Report Trip to French Capita! Would m ir* 11* s f isji \u2022 I II il\tî Kl lo Parliament In Which He Recommends A Number Of Changes In The Voters\u2019 Lists Col.O.M, Biggar Introduces Method Whereby Voters\u2019 Lists for Federal Election Would Be Brought Up to Date Each Year Instead of Present Procedure\u2014Number of Difficulties Now Connected With Election Would Disappear\u2014Would Add Names to Lists Instead of Having New Annual Compilation.Be Good Thing for Two Reasons.(Associated Press Despatch) BUCHAREST, Rumania, Dec.11.\u2014Discussion as to the advisability of removing King Ferdndand to Paris, for radium treatment at the Cune Institute 'has been resumed In government and Royal circles.When Professor Regaud, of the Paris Pasteur Institute, came to Bucharest a few days ago he proposed that tho sick monarch be taken to Paris.The government, however, at that time was not willing to acquiesce! Professor Re-gaud has now returned to Paris, and it Is understood he is discussing with the Curie Institute arrangements for the treatment of the King, who has been variously reported as suffering from an intestinal ailment and cancer.Radium is extensively used m cancer cases.Official circlels are absolutely silent on the question of the removal of the King to Paris, but it is felt that the trip to the French capital would be a good thing for two reasons\u2014first, the King\u2019s life might he saved, and second, should the King die in Paris it wmuld eliminate tne necessity of having former Crown Prince Carol return to Bucharest.It is considered that should the King die in Bucharest, refusal by the government to grant Carol permission to i-eturn would place the government in a bad light and create sympathy for the errant son who addicted his right to the throne and left Rumania.On the other hand some of the leaders here are of the opinion that with Ferdinand in Paris, Carol, always the King\u2019s favorite son, might induce Ferdinand, especially in his enfeebled state of health, to forgive and forget and re-instate Carol ir dynastic rights.o ing officer was made to the Secre-tayr of State with a recommendation for the returning officer\u2019s removal.This recommendation was, however, not acted upon, the returning officer having undertaken to abstain from partisan pobtitai activity, and undertaking which appears to have been fulfilled, although the returning officer admitted that, after giving it, he marie use of a motor car belonging to one of the candidates for the purpose of the administration of the election.\u201d GERMANY SHIPPING WAR MATERIAL ACROSS BORDER INTO RUSSIA FOR USE OF CHINESE REVOLUTIONISTS Another Big Obstacle in Way of Agreement Between Germany and Allies Concerning Substituting for Inter-Allied Control of Armaments in Germany Direct Jurisdiction Over Them by League of Nations, as Requested by Germany\u2014Germans Are Declared to Be Beginning to Assume an Attitude that They Have Reached Limit of Concessions to Allies and Cannot Realize Why Their Sincere Assurances that They Are Carrying Out Versailles Treaty Are Not Considered Sufficient.G (Associated Press Despatch.) ENEVA, Dec.1 1 .-Infor-mation tliat Germany is permitting the shipment of war material across her border into Russia for use by the revolutionaries in China today was disturbing relations between Germany and the Allied powers.The foreign ministers of the Allies were hesitating to take the responsibility of substituting for inter-AUied control of armaments in Germany direct jurisdiction over them by the League of Nations, as has been requested by Germany.This hesitancy was accentuated when the foreign ministers were advised by the Council of Ambassadors at Paris that the Ambassadors and the German representatives discussing the question of armaments with them still were far part.The fortification at Koenigsburg, in East Prussia, on the Polish frontier, which the Poles and the French consier in the ^nature of a base for an offensive work, and the exportation by Germany of war materials, which it is suspected are reaching China through Russia and aiding the Bolshevization of China and virtually forming a German-Russian-Ghinese collaboration, are said to be the two principal obstaces in the way of an agreement.The Germans are declcared to be beginning to assume an attitude that they have reached the limit of concessions to the Allies and cannot realize why their sincere assurances that they are carrying out the Versailles Treaty are not considered sufficient.It is pointed out in League circles that Dr.Gustav Strcsemann, head of the German delegation here, apparently is meeting with difficulty in obtaining a cessation of the * sending to Russia of war and semi- FIRST TRAIN ON SYDNEY\u2019S $15,000,000 TUBE WAS OPERATED THIS WEEK Another Historic Event in Public Transportation Is Closing of the Steam Tramway Services Years Ago.TTAWA, Dec., 11.\u2014A method whereby voters\u2019 lists for Federal elections would be brought up to date each year instead of the jiresent procedure of compiling new lists each election based on the latest provincial list, is suggested by Col.O.M.Biggar, chief electoral officer, in his report to the House of Commons, which was made public yesterday.The report also favors allowing returning officers to continue in office for the full five years for which they are appointed, instead of the practice of cancelling the appointments of one set of such officials and naming others in their place when a new party comes into power.A number of difficulties now connected with elections would disappear, the chief electoral officer points out.if subordinate election officers were also selected without regard to their political affiliations, in other words, as nearly as may be in equal numbers from\t- .\t.\t, | among the supporters of each of Ambassadors Sent to Washington from Great Britain Did the principal political parties which\t-\t\" \u2019 may be expected to have candidates in the field.One of the reasons why the party-in power has been desirous of having\u2019 one of its own supporters as a returning officer is that in case of a tie vote in the constituency, this official would have the casting vote.Such a situation has very seldom happened in this country, but Col.Biggar suggests that if returning officers were allowed to hold office throughout their tory regardless of their States Appointment Of Canadian Minister To Washington Is Outcome Of Practical Needs And Necessities Of The Situation # # « # # # # #### STEEL OUPUT BY TRUST TO BE REDUCED (Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, Dec.11.\u2014The European steel consortium which is headed by France, Germany, Luexmburg and Belgium, today confirmed a report from Luxemburg that the steel output of the trust would be reduced 1,500,000 iff tong during the first quarter « of 1927.\t« » * # # * # & # # # « # # * # Not Know Sentiment of Canadians, Declares Sir Robert Falconer\u2014Britain Had Met Facts Squarely in the Face.N negotiate our own treaties and should we ever be overborne in what we regard as the claim of justice, we shall not have our disappointment mitigated by the pres-' ~\t\u2022\tparty to Congratulated Canada on Her \u201cComing of Age\u201d.Dr.John H.Finley, of the New (Associated Press Despatch) TEW YORK, Dec., 11.\u2014 The important proceedings and conclusions of the Imperial conference in London, particularly _ _ those affecting relations between)tige of Great Britain as a Canada and the United States, were the proceedings, discussed by Sir Robert Falconer, terri- president of the University of Tor- litical I onto, at a dinner given here last._\t.affiliation,\tthere\twould\tbo\tan\tnight by the English-' [leaking Union\t5 ork Times, replying to ^the guest j Understanding\tthat\tsuch\ta\tcasting\tof the United States.\tof honor, congratulated Canada o.i i Which Were Inaugurated Fifty vote should always be given in sup-' Sir Robert said the Imperial'her \u201ccoming ol age \u2019 and eharatvr-i port of the official Government Conference was of great import- ized the gathering of distinguished j candidate.\tlance because \u201cit has given official 1 people, which included Sir Hugh R.i The date of the last general elec-\u2019expression to the fact that these Denison, commissioner for Aus-tion being earlier than in 1925, self-governing dominions have been,tralia, the Earl of Wicklow, Erie H.really autonomous\u201d.\t1 Louw, South African trade com- R of erring to the appointment of j missioner, St.John Betts, acting: His Excellency the Hon.Vincent Canadian government trade com-1 Massey as Minister plenipotentiary\tmissioner and several others, as | and envoy extraordinary to the\t\u201cCanada\u2019s birthday celebration\u201d.United States, Sir Robert said\tPremier Acknowledges Message of 14 dayo be allowed between nomina*-1 Canadians generally believe that\tGood Will To Canada I\toiiniee has been Acknowledging a message of war material, as Russia, as far as Germany is concerned, is a friendly nation.DEADLOCK BETWEEN THE COUNCIL OF AMBASSADORS AND GERMAN DELEGATES (Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, Dec.11.\u2014 The deadlock between the Coined of Ambassadors and the German delegates over the question of Gentian disarmament was.as strong as ever this morning.The Ambassadors were adamant in refusing to certify that Germany bad fulfilled the conditions requisite to the overturning of supervision of armament to the League of Nations instead of leaving it in the hands of the inter-Allied military commission.It is understood that what has largely influnced the Ambassadors in their determined stand is information received that German-made war material in large quantities is bing exported to the Chinese revolutionists by way of Russia.The ambassadors are quite unanimous in the attitude they have taken, and it is expected it will be most difficult to induce them to modify it.Consequently decision in the matter rests with their superiors, tha foreign ministers of the Allied countries, who are conferring in Geneva, The opinion here is less optimistic that the Germans arms stumbling block to European relations will be removed.Nevertheless, hope still is entertained that the skilled diplomacy of Aristid Briand, the French Foreign Minister, will find an amicable way out of the present impasse.-«-\u2014 «$\u2022 «Ç» «Î4 8 young woman \u2014 Madame She is puzzled by their ¦manner! 8ell'0\u2019t\u2014'va;s taken ill while calling ! toward her, and feels a dislike forjQn me-\u201d Aileen turned to the girl the doctor.\ti ar>d was stricken with dismay.' ! COUNTERFEITS! If a tablet is offered as \u201cASPIRIN\u201d and is not stamped with the \u201cBayer Cross\u201d \u2014 refuse it with contempt-it is not \u201cASPIRIN\u201d at all! There is only one genuine \u201cASPIRIN\u201d tablet.It has never been improved upon.It is identified by the safety \u201cDayer Cross,\u201d has been prescribed by physicians over 26 years, and proved safe by millions for Colds Pain Headache Neuralgia Neuritis Toothache Lumbago Rheumatism DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART MEGAfiTIC CO.HAPPENINGS irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, ! On a visit to the stables, Aiken! She 1,ad fainted again, is absored into the blood, attacks ! sees Tempete, the late Major Dubois\u2019' Dr.Gilbert approached the sofa! the seat of the trouble and checks! horse, and is told that the animai and looked down at the unconscious the growth of the germs.\tj caused the death of his master by! patient gravely.Creomulsion is guaranteed satis-throwing him The fall resulted ;n \u201cUnder-nourishment\u2014and «he\u2019s a factory in the treatment of persis-|the opening of a wound sustained in bundle of nerves.\u201d He straightened 1 tent coughs and colds, bronchial ! the war.\t; up.and addressed Aileen curtly.I asthma, bronchitis and other forms The Gilberts ask Aileen and Du- \u201cThis i-s probably a serious collapse1, respiratory diseases, and is ex-! hois to dine with them.\t; that\u2019s been threatening for some Accept only \u201cBayer\u201d package which contains proven directions.Handy \u201cBayer\u201d boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100\u2014Druggists.of Aspirin is the trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaoetie-aeideater of SaJif'ylieaoid (Acetyl Salicylic Acid.\u201cA.S.A.\u2019*).While it is well known that Aspirin means Bayer manufacture, to assist the publie ag-ainst imitation».theTablst» their general trade mark, the ' Bayer Crosfi.\u2019* of Bayer Company will bo stamped with MARLOW The Record requires a news correspondent for Marlow.Applica-i tions should be addressed to News Editor, Daily Record, Sherbrooke.rectoryITill Aellent for building up the system I after colds or flu.Money refunded ! if any cough or cold is not relieved I after taking according to directions.: Ask your druggist.Creomulsion Co.; Limited, Toronto, Ont.«¦.d after I had uaed two bottle* the boils had all disappeared ard I have not been troubled with them pjner.\u201d Put np only by The T.Miibnrn Co., Limitad, Toronto, Out.'V- L Mr.Chester McIntyre, of Reeds-daie.spent a few days in this part visiting relatives before leaving for Sherbrooke.Mr.Willie Cochrane, of Leed has been spending a few days with his uncle.Mr.Robt.Leith.Mr.Alger Patterson, of Glen Murray, is in this vicinity threshing.Mr.and Mr?.Robt.Leith spent a, day recently at Mr.John Cochrane\u2019s at Leeds.Horns-rnade Supply of Fine Cough Syrup Bitter than teadr-mede cough F7TUE?*.and save about $2.Lcnhr prepared.Aileen learns that her husband's - time.What do you want done with mother was an American.\ti her?\u201d Pierre, a groom, tells Aileen that, Aileen looked back at him help-he suspects foul play in the accident! kssly.which caused the death of Major , \u201cWhy\u2014I suppose I\u2019d better put Dubois.He says that a cn^l bit hnr in a guest room.Should 1 send such as the Major w-ould never have! \u2018or a nurse?\u201d used, was found on Tern pete\u2019s bridle j \u201cNot necessary.\u201d He frowned\u2019ab- and that he is convinced, although no one agrees with him, that some one changed bits to make the horse unmanageable in hope of causing an accident.Aileen\u2019s suspicions are fix-on young Dubois since she believes \u201cYou'd rather ha- lf yon combined the curative prop- : ertirs of every known \u201cready-made\u201d : r ough remedy, you probably could not pet as.much real curative power as there is in this home-made syrup, easily prepared in a few minutes.Corns stractedly here than send her to the country hospital ?\u201d \"fJf.course,\u201d Aileen was scornful.\"a sort of a hearties.-; creature do you take me for?\u201d He shrugged.A ghost of a mocking smile touched his full red lip.*.iTT i-\tri i 11 anKered Aileen for no particular In Hot root Bath reason except that the man had the and callouses come off urTaiHng faculty of irritat.ng her.He Stinging Corns Drop Gut Y rn ¦SV cranberry All are pleased to hear that Mr?.Parry U greatly improved in health and is able to sit up part of each day.Mrs.Tom Stewart, of Meat Rum-mey, N.H., is visiting her sisters, Misses Abbie and Jessie Haught, at Maple Grove, for an indefinite time.At present .he i* suffering with an injbred arm.Mr.Grant Nugent wa« confined to the house for a few day- during the past week with a lame back.Messrs.James, and La/\\v Wood and Mi-,'-: Garnet Wood have gone to Gould to visit Mr.and Mr?.Fred Wood.Ijater Lacy and Garnet will go to Woodsvilk, X.H., to visit relatives.Mrs.George McCreynolds and Master Karri?Nugent, were the guests of the Misses A.B.and M.A.Dinning one dav recently.The Mitw-es Rita Steele anti Ruth Gill were guests of Mrs.Lizzie Nugent recently.Mr.James McCreynold*, of New Hampshire, is visiting his brother.George, at Maple Grove.Mr.and Mr*, Wilfred Bennett, and family, who went to the west -five months ago.have returnc'I; to Bennett, where the., are visiting Mr.and Mrs.Bennett\u2019s mother.Me*.Jam6a Bur lea.Get from any druggist 2\u2018/a ounces of Pinex, pour it into a 16-oz.bottle and fill the bottle with plain granulated sugar syrup, or olar-fled honey, as desired.The result is 10 ounces of really better cough syrup than you could ouy ready-made and saves easily ^iS.Ob.Tastes pleasant\u2014children like it\u2014and n'-ver spoils.This f'inc.T and ,Syrup preparation ge\u2018-,; right at the cause of a cough and give* almost immediate relief.It loosens the phlegm, stops the throat tiekle snd heals the irritated membranes so £C»tty and easily that it is really astonishing.A day's use will usually overr-om** the ordinary cough and it is splendid for bronchitis, hoarseness and broach-la I asthma.f\u2019inex is a mo-'t valuable concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine extract and palatable guaiacof, which ha- been u-- and you won\u2019,, want to be bothered.Stay with her, \u2022\u2022vill >,.i, vv.-.Me I\u2019m gone- -he has a fool notion that she doesn\u2019t, want to remc.n here, and he might try to slip away if we leave her alone.Bui tricked me!\u201d But the girl, consistently silent, drifted from Cr.-nscloustiess.She woke to a drnam-ihnunted delirium that fore-told a long -and «cr,iritis ilines* (Continued in our next Issue) ASBESTOS Buy your railroad tidiets at M.E.Lodge's Store.Going over any line.proverb revised One touch of winter make:; the eoal dealers grin.\\N CuticuraConifortsTerider Aching Irritated Feet Bathe the fret for several minutes with Cuticura Soap and warm water.then follow with n H(jht application of Cuticura Ointment, gently rubbed In.This treatment Is most successful In relieving and comforting tired, hot, aching, burning feet.& \u2019i-Kir\u201d' \"t AHdrpTS OmsShn Htanhoiiit, 1*14., Montfrml.\u201d r\u2019rlnu, Boni M ntvl 5(ir Tutaum 7*r, t SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926, PAGE THREE SOUTH STUKELY Mrs.Watkina, of Warden, has ueen spending a few days the guest \u2022>f Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Wright.Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Phelps and Mrs.Minnie Phelps were in Granby on December 1st.Mrs.E.Fleck, of West Bolton, was calling at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Whitehead recently.* Miss Susie Ewing spent the weekend in Sweetsburg the guest of her sister, Mrs.L.Ruitcr, and Mr.Rui-tpr.Mr.and Mrs.Rhlcard Hilhker have been visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.E.Fleck.The Ladies Aid of the United Church held a social evening at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.W.White-head on Thursday last week, wnicn u'as well attended.IMr.Gordon Bockus, of Sherbrooke, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Hiram Bailey.Mrs.I.Hayes is visiting relatives in Sherbrooke.Miss Jeannè Goyette, of Magog, spent Friday with her friend, Miss Bernice Whitehead, and was also {Heart {Palpitation Dizzy, Sinking Spells Mrs.M.A.Gagnon, Donatville, A.\u2019ta.Writes:\u2014\u201cSome time ago 1 was yen nervous, could not sleep at night, oftei; had dizzy, sinking spells and palpita tion of the heart, and was so run down I could not do my housework, but just leave everything and sit down.1 spent a lot of money using medicine from the doctor, but it did not do me any good.At last a friend told me to use and after using n couple of boxes 1 was not the sami woman.I began t< feel so much better and after a fev more boxes I wm in perfect, health.I always recommend them to all hose I know who are suffering from mart trouble.\u201d Price 50c.n box at all druggists or kmlcrs, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T.Milburn Co., Limited, i'oronto, Ont visiting her cousin, Miss Claire Goyette.Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Whitehead are spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Whitehead and family, at Foster.Mr.Will Draper, of Montreal, has been visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Draper.On Tuesday, Mrs.I.Strowbridge received the sad news of the death of her brother, Mr.Douglas Tulk, of Newfoundland.Rev.I.Strowbridge spent the week-end in Boscobel with Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Copping, and conducted the service for St.John\u2019s Church on Sunday.Mrs.Dr.Corcoran, of Waterloo, is caring for little Miss Eileen Martin, who is sick.Mr.Way, of Boscobel, conducted the service in St.Matthew\u2019s Church on Sunday.Mrs.Geo, Hawkens entertained several of the young people on Thursday evening last week.Mrs.Wm.Hollenbeck, who recently had an operation for appendicitis in the Sherbrooke H spital, has returned home.Messrs.Amos Bouser and Harvey Alphough, who have been spending several weeks here cutting -Xmas trees, have left for their home in Califon, New Jerssey.WOMEN APPROACHING MIDDLE LIFE WHAT MRS.GODIN SAYS ABOUT \u201cFRUIT-A-TIVES\u201d ANNUAL XMAS SALE WAS HELD AT zy KNOWLTON All the latest styles in Optical goods just in at M.H.Bedee\u2019-:, Knowlton.Satisfaction guaranteed.EAST PINNACLE Mr.William Lunn, of Burlington, Vt., spent a few days recently with his wife and children.Mrs.Wm.Lunn and two daughters and Mr.A.Lunn were visiting Mr.and Mrs.0.Spicer at Richford one day recently.Mrs.James Wilson, of Abercorn, was visiting at the home of hersons, Messrs.A.and Wm.Lunn one day recently.-\u2022 \u2014 TURN ABOUT \u201cI wonder why those titled foreigners who come over here give themselves so many airs.\u201d \u2018\u2018Probably it\u2019s because we give them so many heiresses.\u201d MRS.O.GODIN.Mrs Godin\u2019s letter is or particular interest to women approaching midale-life.It rends: \u201cI am giving this testimonial hoping it will benefit every woman suffer-jb'ig as I did at the change of life.1 I was .obliged to go to bed, had terrible (dizziness and pain, and felt extreme-jly weak.\u2018Fruit-a-tives\u2019 were really ja God-send to me.Now I am in perfect health.Every woman should follow my example.They would surely get the wonderful relief I did.\u201d\u2014 Mrs.Onesime Godin, Paquetville, N.B.By toning up the stomach, kidneys .and bowels, \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is a great help to women at this trying stage of life.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is a sane medicine.It acts in a natural l\"ay because it is made of intensified fresh fruit juices combined with : tonics.Let \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d help you.too.Start today.25c and 50c a box-everywhere.COOK'S THE WORLD'S FOREMOST TRAVEL SERVICE BERMUDA, S'EST INDIES, \u201cSunshine all the time'\u2019 Complete descriptive literature always available.All lines to Bermuda, West Indies, South America, etc.BERMUDA TOURS FROM $91 Including Steamer, Hotels and Sightseeing THOS.COOK & SON 526 St.Catherine Street West MONTREAL BOLTON CENTRE j Stop, Look, Listen\u201420 lb.pail do-Imestic shortening $2.65; raisins 15c jib.; cheese 25c per lb.; 20 bars P.& ,G.soap for $1.00; 14 lbs.Red path ! sugar for $1.00; 1 lb.tin baking powder with fancy cup and sauce': - for 38e.Give us a call for your ' Xmas shopping and we will surprise i you in prices.Another car of flour | and feed to arrive next week with , prices right at W.H.Davis\u2019, Bolton i Centre, Que.F OSTER : For anything in the Optical line call at M.H.Bedee\u2019s, Knowlton.- KEEP IN LINE, FOLKS, DON\u2019T PUSH ! Church notice in Iowa paper\u2014 \u201cWe are studying sin now in everyway and it is very enjoyable and interesting.You Will get a different view of sin than you ever had before.Come!\u201d -?- ALL BUT THAT Visitor (in newspaper rooms, watching cartoonist)\u2014Do you draw everything- larger than it ought to be?Cartoonist\u2014Everything but my salary.-,,-.Don\u2019t neglect to read the Class: fied Advertisements in this isnu< y pacific Coast of British Columbia tO and California A land of sunshine and balmy breezes calls you.Come to Vancouver and Victoria.Come to British Columbia\u2019s Pacific Coast to motor and ride, play golf and tennis, and to swim in salt pool or ocean.Or, on to California, for days and nights that sing with year-round summer warmth and gladness.All up and down the Pacific Coast are countless sights to see and things to do while winter fades from you as a dream.The Continental Limited A de luxe Canadian National train leaving Bonaventure Station.Montreal, daily.En route you see the wonders of Jasper National Park, the mighty Mount Robson, loftiest peak of the Canadian Rockies.All steel equipment and radio equipped observation cars.International Limited Another favored route to the Pacific Coast, by way of Chicago.The International Limited, one of Canada's really notable trains, leaves Bonaventure Station, Montreal\tdaily.From Chicago you have the choice of several picturesque routes through the United States, returning via Victoria and Vancouver.AW - Year Tonrisi Fares carry the privilege of gome fry one route and returning fry another.Canadian National Qfcd Largcfi Hjiilway Sjrilcm in America USE CANADIAN NATIONAL EXPRESS FOR MONEY ORDERS, FOREIGN CHEQUES, Ac.ALSO FOR YOUR NEXT SHIPMENT.BABY'S COLDS , Children\u2019s delicate digestions are easily disturbed by too much \u201cdosing.\u201d Still, the little ones\u2019 cold troubles cannot bt neglected.At the very first sign of croup, sore throat, or any other cold trouble, apph Vicks VapoRub over the throat and chest.There is nothing to swallow\u2014you just rub it on.Colds go over night, crouu is usually relieved in 15 minutes.VICMS VAPORuS 0V£/t 2! Million Jars Used Yearly Fntt information and renervafions from any Canadian National Tick o t A if ant or City Ticket O/fice', 23 Wellington North Telephone M Sherbrooke 1 \\ Apply the liniment every few hours to throat and chest.Gargle with Minard\u2019s in warm water.Splendid for Bronchitis and Asthma.45 \u2018KING OF PAIN\u2019 jJEZ Proved a Success in Every Way\u2014 Reports of Meetings and General Newsy Notes.WATERLOO, Que., Dee., 11.\u2014The annual Christmas sale and tea, held under the auspices of the ladies of the United Church on Thursday afternoon in the lecture room of the church can well be called a success, for aside from the financial results, which were exceedingly gratifying, the function socially was a splendid success, and in the opinion of many proved one of the most pleasant ever held.Weather conditions being, ideal the patronage received was large.The hall was made to look particularly bright and pretty by the use of a quantity of crimson flowers -and other holiday decorations.The visitors were cordially received by the president, Mrs.Palmer, while the tea arrangements were in charge of Mesdames Golden, Gariepy and Yarnold.The tea table, which was made to look very pretty with its silver and glass and crimson decorations, was presided over by Mrs.Whitcomb and Mrs.Shores.Mrs.W.F.Colwill was ir, charge of the musical programme.The table of fancy work was looked -after by Mrs.Hills, Mrs.Berry and Mrs.Blake; and at the food table, which was in charge of Mrs.Bird, Mrs.Bresee and Mrs.Mal-boeuf, some tempting samples of home cooking were displayed and quickly disposed of.A table of fancy and plain aprons in charge of Miss Jamieson, Mrs.LeBroq, Mrs.Dalton and Mrs.Vaudry was well patronized.Women\u2019s Missionary Society.The regular meeting of the Women\u2019s Missionary Auiliary of the United Church was held with Mrs.Colburn on Tuesday afternoon, December 7th, with an attendance of nine members.The meeting opened by all repeating the \u201cwatch word\u201d, followed by a scripture reading by Mrs.Bird, after which several ladies led in prayer.The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed.The Watch Tower Hearalds, viz: Mrs.Hill, for India; Mrs.Nutting, for China, and Mrs.Colburn, for Japan, gave items of interest from these respective countries.Mrs.Oolbum read a letter from Miss Elinor Van Vliet, of Sherbrooke, asking for a donation of pillow-cases, sheets and quilts to be sent to Deaconess Jessie Oliver, of Kenogami, Que., for distribution among the needy emigrants.It was suggested that something be done for this work at an early date.Chapter four of the study book, was reviewed by Mrs.J.M.Smith.Mrs.Nutting invited the auxiliary to meet at her home for the January meeting.The meeting closed with the Mizpah benedictiom General Notes.Practices for the Christmas tree entertainment to be held in the United and St.Luke's churches halls are now being held.Mr.W.Elmo Ashton and Mr.E.B.Libbey, of St.Stephen, N.B., were in Montreal and Morrisburg, Ont., on business on December 4th.Mr.C.W.Berry was in Montreal ,nd Quebec on business, the past week on business.Mrs.Julia Irwin, of Randolph, Vt., is the guest of Dr.and Mrs.J.J.Irwin.Mr.W.Elmo Ashton was in Sher-u-ooke, Lennoxville, and Hunting-.ille on business on Tuesday and Wednesday.Mr.Hillman, accountant of the local branch of the Canadian Bank jf Commerce, was in Montreal, for i few days recently.On Tuesday afternoon, December ,'th, Mrs.J.M.Smith very pleas-untly entertained the teachers of Waterloo High School at the tea hour.Miss Helen Royston\u2019s many Waterloo friends are glad to know she ,ias returned from Montreal and will reside here again.Mrs.William Cutler, of Rutland, Vt., was visiting her mother, Mrs.Robert Hill, and sister, Mrs.F.E.Taylor, Court Street, the past week.Mrs.Romulus Cloutier has been visiting relatives in Ottawa.Mr.John Royston is suffering from an aggravated form of stomach trouble and has gone to Montreal for treatment.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Swett, of Warden, who have recently returned from Meachim, ask., were recent guests of Mrs.W.H.Wooley and Mr.and Mrs.Garnet Wooley.A number of the members of Shefford Lodge were in West Shef-ford on Tuesday to attend the funeral of the late Mr.Horner.Friends here will be glad to know that Mr.John Bockus, of Farnham, was able to return home from the Royal Victoria Hopsital, Montreal, on December 9th, greatly improved in health.Mr.Garnet Wooley, of Meachim, Sask., who with his family is spending the winter with his mother, Mrs.W.H.Wooley', visited Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Ashton, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Ashton and other old friends in North Shefford the past week.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Conway and family will shortly be moving to Cowansville to occupy the hotel there, which has been recently purchased by Mr.Conway and Mr.Fred Choinier.The infant son of the Rev.and Mrs.Allenhy hag been seriously ill for several days, but is now much better, Nurse Potevin was in attendance.Mrs.Thomas McKenna is now able to sit up for a short time each day, after her recent serious illness.Friends here will be sorry to learn of the critical illness of Mr.James Foster, of Warden, who is suffering from pleurisy and pneumonia.Mr.Percy Boright is still confined to the house suffering from bronchitis and a severe cold.Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Slack and family, Mrs.Charles Slack and daughters and Mrs.J.A.Corcoran were in Sherbrooke on December 7th.Mrs.S.C.Marston, of Warden, was the guest on Thursday of Mrs.jJ.A.Grady.A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Bockus on Wednesday even-ling, Decemlber 8th, when friends of Miss Gladys Neeley', numbering over thirty, assembled to wish her success and happiness in her new work in the Sturdy Memorial Hospital, Attleboro, Mass., Where she will take training.At the conclusion of a happy social hour, delicious refreshments were served by Mrs.Bockus.Mrs.F.W.Jones and Miss Eunice Jones, and immediately afterwards, Mr.Henry Bird, on behalf of the guests, presented Miss Neeley with a purse of money as a slight token of their sincere friend^ ship and high esteem.Miss Neeley's niece, Miss Dorothy Gage, whose home is in Attleboro, is also entering the same hospital for training.Friends will be glad to learn that Mr.M.C.Martin, of Westmount, is steadily regaining his health and strength after his recent illness.Mr.S.J.Irwin was confined to the house for a few days the past week suffering from bad cold.Mr.Frank Bockus was in Farn-Ibam, and Granby on business the j past week.Miss Fern Foster and Miss Ida Foster, of Warden, who are here, 'attending Waterloo High School, were called home on Thursday owing i to the serious illness of their father, Mr.James Foster.M\u2019ss Gladys Neeley recently visit, (rd her brother, M\u2019-.Howard Neeley, I End Miss Bertha Cox in Sherbrooke.A largely attended meeting of Shefford Lodge.No.18 A.F., and A.M., was held in the Masonic Temple on Monday evening.( Mrs.S.J.Irwin entertained the Ladies\u2019 Bridge Club on Wednesday evening.Mr.James E.Thompson, local manager of the Canadian Bank of I Commerce, was in Sherbrooke on Wednesday on business, j Mrs.H.K.Lawrence has, receiv-jed the sad news of the death of her ; uncle, Mr.Augustus Hayres, which ! took plac\u2019 on Tuesday, Dece-'-'ber 7th, in an Edmonton hospital, where he had recently undergone an opera- tion.The late Mr.Hayes was a con of the late Mr.and Mrs.James Hayes, of Sheffington, and spent the greater part of his life in the Eastern Townships, where he leaves many relatives and friends to rroin-n his loss.All places of business were closed here on Wednesday, Conception Day.Mr.R.F.Shaw entertained the (Senior Bridge Club on Wednesday evening.SOUTH BOLTON All the latest styles in Optical goods just in at M.H.Bedee\u2019s, Knowlton.Satisfaction guaranteed.SUTTON Order your magazines early trom Wm.Brown, Agent, Sutton, Que.Call at M.H.Bedee\u2019s, Knowlton, for any kind of Optical work.Fresh stock frames just in.Geo.A.Shepard, Sutton, has a new stock of fine Limoges China and Semi-Porcelain Dinnerware of the latest designs and finishes at very attractive prices.When looking for crockery do not fail to see these goods; also their stock of fancy china for the holidays.For sale cheap one second hand McClary Range, one box.stove.\u2014 Reid Jenne, Sutton, Que.Customer\u2014How are your salted peanuts?Fresh?Clerk\u2014No, lady; salted.WEST SHEFFORD A telegram received by Mrs.Arthur Stone on Wednesday morning convqyed the sad news of the pasing away of her father, Mr.J.Augustus Hayes, (only son of the late Mr.James Hayes, of Sheffing-ton) at the hospital in Edmonton, Alberta on Tuesday afternoon, December 7th.The funeral service and interment took place there on December 9th.Mr.Hayes was born in this vicinity and had many warm friends here and in the surrounding places, who will hear with great regret of his demise.Deep sympathy is extended by all to his bereaved wife, nee Miss Clara Kil-burn, of Sheffington and to the family.Mrs.Roy Lawrence, of Brigham, was here on Wednesday to attend the funeral of the late Mr.Walter Horner.Mrs.Henry Neil, of Waterloo, was in town on Wednesday and was the dinner guest of Mrs.R.D.Mills and Miss C.R.Forest.PLAIN 2 B SEEN \u201cY so C D in your dress?\u201d A lady asked a tramp.\u201cU C I once drank 2 X S,\u201d Replied the unwashed scamp.-*- MEAN THING Alice\u2014In my time I have had tw® offers of marriage.Marie\u2014How did he come to propose the second time?Stop That Pain in the Back! Gin PiUs udll do it.Get a box today.If suffering from pains or aches in the back or painful, scanty or too frequent urination, or if your urine shows a brick dust deposit, then your kidneys need attention \u2014 at once.Gin Pills give positive and permanent relief, and avert more serious ailments.50c at all druggists.National Drug and Chemical Co., Limited, Toronto, Canada.cm PILLS FOR THE KIDNEYS i i I! li'i\tr\t\t# I\t !\tii\t,\tI\t'\u2022III i iiiiii\t11,1\t'ill1\tlÜn'l\tmi IK wz Tired before the day begins Do you fail to sleep well at night?Do you get up in the morning feeling played-out \u2014 often more so than when you went to bed?With no enthusiasm for the day's work\u2014simply tired, tired all the time ?That's no way to live! You should do something about it.The tired feeling that follows a day of hard work or strenuous play is normal.It is a natural fatigue which disappears after a night's rest.But, that tired feeling at the beginning of the day, when you constantly feel worn out and weary without any apparent cause, when your sleep is unrefreshing and you are irritable and easily depressed, is a danger signal warning you that there is something radically wrong.Very often such a condition is the result of a shortage in the body of certain vital mineral substances which the little cells of your bodily tissues utilize in producing the force called vital power which opsrates your bodily machinery.As steam is to the locomotive or electric power to the radio, so is vital power to the intricate machinery of your body.Without vital power your organs could not possibly function.It is when your vital power is low that you feel abnormally tired, irritable and depressed.Normally your blood should derive from the food you eat an adequate supply of all the minerals the little cells require.But it often happens that your blood fails to do this.Then your power-plants\u2014for that i* what these cells really are\u2014failing to receive sufficient fuel, are forced to cut down their production of this necessary vital power.When such a condition arises, you should feed the necessary substances to the blood.WINCARNIS affords a simple and effective way.fMM\u20ack \u2019A Power Ibr Health Is a preparation of these very substances, scientifically combined with other beneficial ingredients in a form in which they are readily absorbed and quickly carried to your little power-plants.Accordingly, if you arc chronically tired, if you lack that buoyant feeling, that vim and vigour which denote robust health, start taking WINCARNIS to-day.By taking Wincarnis you will render immediately available to your blood, materials that will quickly be utilized by your tiny power-plants in flooding every organ of your body with new life and energy.More than 10,000 physicians have recommended WINCARNIS In 16 ounce bottles\tAt your druggist\u2019s ^ PAGE FOUR.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926, *?*?*** ?>** * CITY BRIEFLETS * Skating.Band tonight Minto Rink.A.H.Genge, nano Tuner, 194 Quebec Street.Tel.846-W.Dance tonight, Woodard\u2019s Orchestra, at the Elks\u2019 Hall.Adm.55c and ?5c.Sale of fancy and useful articles Plvmouth Church Hall ,Thurs., Dec.leth.Kushner\u2019s Beauty Parlor\u2014Special hair trim, shampoo and marcel wave, all three for $1.00.Every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, between 8.30 and 12 a.m.Use the Moonlight Revelers for cour dances and parties.Call 775-1.Parrot Tea Room will open Monday, Dec.13th, at 45 Dufferin Ave.American stamps for sale at the Record Office.Whenever you have a gift to give consider the \u2018 desirability of books.Docks are the ideal Christmas g-.t and these are many to choose from at the Rosemary Gift Shop.Regular meeting of King George V Chapter, I.O.D.E., will be held on Tuesdav.Dec.14th, at the home o-Mrs.Wm.Bailey, 2 Winter St., a.3.30 p.m.Full attendance request- Feast of Little Lanterns, a gay operetta, Monday, for Library.Christmas tea, food and fancy sale Church of Advent Hall, Tues., Dec.14th, 3 to 6 p.m.Hostesses, Mrs.G.Wingrove, Mrs.A.Ball.-^rs'T Davis.Mrs.H.C.Wilcox and Mrs.F Saunders.Supper served to Men -Club 6.30 to 8 p.m.Xmas sale of millinery commenc big Monday, Dec.13th.All oui stock Of lovely hats tour prices orJi the lowest S1.9S, velvets, ^ brocades S2.98,\t$3.98 and $4.98.Beauty parlor in connection, specia ; Mon., Tues, and Wed only marcel; wave 35c, shampoo 3oc.Call lOl-1' Mrs T.C.Hum, 130 Wellington No.ADDITIONAL subscriptions RECEIVED FOR MEMORIAL tablet Mr E W.Farwell, honorary reasurer of the Soldiers\u2019 Monument Honor Roll Memorial Tablet, acknowledges the following rub criptions.which have been received; during the past weejt:\tx p W.J.Wiggett, $2; Miss L R-Nourse, 81: M.T .$1; Rev.R.SI ; Previously acknov.*ed0wd.$643.Total: $648.____ SUNDAY AT ST.ANDREW\u2019S The morning and evening diets of public worship in St.Andrew s Presbyterian Church will be conducted by the Rev.Alfred Bright, minister.The subject of the morn-ins =ermon wilV be \u201cHow to know the will of God\u201d.At the evening service, the fourth message m the.series of sermons on the Ten Corn-mandments will be delivered, namely, \u201cThe Right Use of the Lords DUhe choir will render the following anthems, \u201cComes at Times a S+' ness\u201d tWoodwark) and \"Now the Day is Over\u201d (Marks).A quartette consisting of the Misses L.and M.Lothrop and Messrs.>\u2022 m.Scott and J.G.Watson will smg, \u2018¦Some Blessed Day\u201d (Kevin).The Church School will gather at 2.30 p.m., in the Church Ha., end the Primary Department meets in the same place at 10.45 a.m.THIRD SERIES OF ADVENT SERMONS AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH At Plymouth Church on Sunday morning! Dr.Ellery Read will give the third of the series of Advent sermons on \u201cWhy Gnrist Game .the special subject being.\u201cNot to destroy, but to, fulfil\u201d.The choral worship will include the MagniLca,.At the evening service the sna-ject of the sermon will be \u201cEffective Thought Control\u201d, a suoject that is more generally discussed today than at any previous time and which is of interest to everyone who desires to realize the possibilities of his personality.The chora: service will include the antnem.\u201cHear Me When I Call\u201d (King Hail) and the duet, \u201cOne sweetly solemn thought\u201d (Ambrose) sung bv Mrs.J.G.Ransehousan and Mrs.Nelson Whitman.The church school will meet at 10.45 a.m., for the beginners and primary and 2.30,p.m., for all other departments, including the senior bible class conducted by Dr.Read.EVENING SERVICE AT TRINITY CHURCH WILL BE LED BY ALL-LADIES CHOIR The evening service in Trinity-United Church tomorrow is to be led, in respect to its music, by an all-ladies choir.During the course of the service the ladies wiii render as a chorus, \u201cLift Up Thine Eyes\u201d, from Mendelssohn\u2019s \u201cElijah\u201d, and Miss Annie Baldwin will sing \u201cOpen The Gates of The Temple\u201d, (Knapp).Messrs.F.J.and Lewis Steele will also render, as a violin duet, Haenoei s \u201cLargo\u201d.A lantern after-servics will be held in Wes.ey Hall.This will consist of singing and of a brief talk on the work of the United Church in British Columbia, illustrated with colored lantern si ides.At the morning service of the church, Rev.Dr.W.S.Lennon will preach on \u201cA foul at work on its environment\u201d.The choir will sing at this service Gounod's \u201cSend Out Thy Light\", and \u201cWhen Storms Around Are Sweeping\u201d, will be rendered by a male quartette.The evening sermon theme will be \u201cThe Christmas Spirit \u2014 It-Perils\u201d.Sunday School will be held in Wesley Hall at 2.30 p.m.IN SUNNY CALIFORNIA In sunny California this winter, hundreds of Easterners will again revel in the beauty of the orange groves and palms in that land of perpetual summer.The attractions of California are manifold.It is recognized a .one or the greatest out-door playgrounds ir the world, with an unsurpassed winter dimate.The glory of its moun- XMAS GLORIOUS GIFTS OF DIAMONDS Small, Medium and Larger Diamonds, in solid white and green gold mountings, exquisitely engraved and hand-pierced.815\t8350 GENDRON LIMITED JEWELLERS.The House for iHamcnds l CHURCH NOTICES * ** ***«'#** + ¦** + **#»* ST.' ANDREW\u2019S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Frontenac Street) Rev.Alfred Bright, B.A., B.D., Minister.J.E.Jennlng-., L.Mus., D.C.M., Organist.11 a.m.Public Worship.The subject of the morning sermon \u2014 \u201cHow to Know the Will of God.\u201d 2.30 p.m.\u2014The Church School.7 p.m.Public Worship.The subject of the evening sermon \u2022-\u201cThe Right Use of the Lord\u2019s Day.\u201d At the evening service, the fourth sermon in the series of sermons of the Ten Commandments.You are invited to worship at St.Andrew's, Frontenac Street.IMPORTANT CASES BEFORE JUDGE LEMAY Victoria Campeau Sentenced to One Month and Costs for Keeping Disorderly House\u2014J.H.Paradis, of This City, Who Appeared on a Charge of Having Kept a Disorderly House, to Again Appear Next Wednesday.Victoria Campeau, who lives on a farm between Stornoway and Spring Hill, appeared yesterday before Judge J.H.Lemày on a charge of having kept a disorderly-house.After hearing the evidence, the Court declared the accused guilty- and sentenced him to one month in jail and costs, or in default of payment of said costs to an additional fifteen days.J.H.Paradis, a taxi driver of this city, appeared before Judge Lemay in the Magistrate\u2019s Court yesterday afternoon charged with keeping a disorderlv house.After hearing the evidence, the judge declared that the case would be postponed until Wednesday next.Marie ^ Anne Petit and Flore Gingras, both of this city, appeared before Judge Lemay on a charge of having been inmates of a disorderly house.After hearing the evidence of both parties the cases were declared adjourned until Wednesday next.CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY (Art Hall) Sunday sevice at 11 a.m.Sunday school at 10 a.m, Testimonial meetings every Wednesday at eight o\u2019clock in the evening.Reading room open from three to five o\u2019clock Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, except when these days are public holidays.DR.DARCHE\u2019S HOSPITAL EYE, EAR, NOSE ARB THROAT DISEASES.Examination of the eyes for glasses \u2022 92 King St.West THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cor.Portland Ave.and Queen St.Pastor.D.W.Terry, B A.B.Tli.11 a.m.\u2014\u201cThe Gift of the Holy Spirit.\u201d 12.15 p.m.\u2014Bible School.7 p.m.\u2014Mr.Eugene Therrien, B.A., Montreal.You are cordially invited to worship with us.ST.PAUL'S MISSION Sunday School, 10 a.m.Holy Communion, 11 a.m.PLYMOUTH UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA (Dufferin Avenue) Minister, Rev.G.Ellery Read, D.D.; Oragnlst, Mr.Roy Kendall, L.K.A.M.Sunday services 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Morning sermon\u2014\u201cWhy Christ Came: No: to Destroy but Fulfil.\u201d Evening sermon \u2014 \u201cEffective | Thought Control.\u201d Anthem, \"Hearj Me When I Call,\u201d (King Hall).Duet, \u201cOne Sweetly Solemn Thought,\u201d (Ambrose).Church school: Beginners and Primary Departments at 10.45; all other departments at 2.30.You will be welcome at Plymouth Church.All sittings free.A special invitation to strangers in the city.\u2019b * «r *1* -V * * *:\u2022 ?> Mrs.F.A.Johnston, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, was the guest of her mother, Mrs.Robert McFadden, for a few days this week.The male quartette of the choir of St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Sherbrooke, will be present at the 11 o\u2019clock service in St.George\u2019s Church on Sunday morning and will sing \u201cArt Thou Weary,\u201d by Baker.Mr.Leonard Brodie, organist and i choir leader of the United Church,; is training the choir in several Christmas anthems and other special music suitable for the season.Mrs.Wells Bean, who has been; quite ill for several months, is not: yet able to be out of doors.By Wire or Fast Mail If you have far-away friends and can\u2019t decide what to send them, have us order flowers or a plant for you.No fuss, no wrapping, no duty, no mailing, no danger of a mishap; a fresh, fragrant, perfect gift delivered anywhere.An early order leaves time for a letter now and saves the cost of a wire later.ANY TIME AND ANYWHERE SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FROM MILFORD'S.\u2019 Order Now For Christmas Delivery.JOHN MILFORD & SON FLORISTS Sherbrooke, Que.Po^v/ Mark this on the caieiiuur, friend Hubby \u2014says Taxi Tad.Take friend wife for a ride through the suburbs and parks to celebrate the wedding anniversary.There\u2019s joy in it that will please her and make life worth while\u2014just call 2000.REASONABLE RATES.Leblond Taxi Service Phone 2000.LET US KEEP YOU OUT OF A SCRAPE Says Cylinder Sam the Regrind Man.AVOID the carbon scraping worry \u2014 anil constant cleaning of spark plugs, pet the real cure that's permanent \u2014let us regrind ami fit your motor with new pistons and rings.Do it now.More power to you MILLS MOTOR SPECIALTIES 97 Wellincton St.S.Phone 2095.ROSS-KEELER RADIO SETS AND PARTS Phones 644 - 645 EVERY CELL IN YOUR BODY DIES and is replaced every few years.That includes your eyes.How can you expect the glasses that fitted you a decade ago to give you satisfaction today?McCONNELL\u2019S 54 King St.West Optometrists Sherbrooke, Que.tain scenery is indescribable.Deep sea fishing, motoring, golf and every other out-door recreation may be indulged in.Make your trip going via Chicago and returning via Vancouver and 4 ictona, (Canada\u2019s own winter resorts and whose popularity is ever increasing) or vice versa.Full particulars on application to A.M.Stevens, C.P.and T.A., 23 Wellington Street North, Phone No.88.MR.THERRIEN WILL PREACH AT BAPTIST CHURCH On Sunday morning at the Baptist Church the pastor will speak on \u201cThe Gift of the Holy Spirit,\u201d the seventh in the series on \u201cThe Upper Room.\u201d In the evening Mr.Eugene Therrien, B.A., of Montreal, assistant | secretary of the Grande Ligne Mis-.sion, will be the special speaker.He ; is the grandson of Rev.Dr.Therrien, formerly pastor of L\u2019Oratoire French Baptist Church, Montreal.The choir will provide special music at both services.TRINITY UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA.(Corner of Comt and William Sts.) Uf:r.W.S.Lennon, B.A., D.D., Minister, 11 a.m.Sermon theme\u2014\u201cA Soul j at Work on Its Environment.\u201d Music: Anthem, \u201cSend Out Thy Light,\u201d (Gounod).Male quartette, -When Storms Around Are Sweep-ing.\u2019 7 p.m.Sendee with an All-Ladies Choir.Sermon theme\u2014\u201cThe Christmas Spirit\u2014Its Perils.\u201d M\u2019usic: Ladies\u2019 chorus, \u201cLift Thine Eyes, ( Mendelsson\u2019s \u201cElijah\u201d.) solo by Miss Annie Baldwin, \u201cOpen the Gates of the Temple,\u201d (Knapp).Violin duet by the Messrs.Stee.e, \u201cLargo,\" (Haendel).\t, Lantern after service in Wesley Hall, with slides on the_ United Churches work in British Columbia.Sunday- School at 2.30 p.m.Everyone invited.You will b: made welcome.ONLY CHILD OF MR.AND MRS.S.SAUNDERS PASSED AWAY The funeral service of little Jean Shirley, only chiid of Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Saunders, who passed avay on November 30th at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Coombs, King Street West, was held Thursday.December 2nd.prayers were said at the house by Rev.W.H, Chever-ton, curate of St.Peter's Church, and interment took place in Elmwood Cemetery.Baby Jean was eight months Id, and had been ill for several weeks, during which she was tenderly car-ed for by Mrs.Coombs, the mother being an invalid.Everything possible was done to save the frail little one, and friends of both families sympathize deeply with the bereaved parents and Mrs.Coombs.JAY WALKERS VS SPEED DEMONS Both the \u201cJay Walkers\u201d or Speed Demons\u201d are in themselves a nuisance to the city or town which they inhab.t, h>u.L put tîi^ two to^othcr and some serious accident is bound to happen.Luckily the \u201cSpeed Demons\u201d are usually night hawks, SO that the \u201cJay Walkers\u201d, which were noticed on Wellington Street t; ¦ '¦ morn.ng, were lucky enough to escape from serious injury by the care.ul driving of sane motorists.At an ear;y hour this morning, two young ladies were crossing K:r.g Street at the intersection of CHURCH OF ENGLAND SERVICES St.Peter's Church Rev.Canon Bigg, A.K.C., rector.Rev.W.H.Cheverton, curate.Organist, J.Blackburn, Esq., Mus.Bac.(3rd Sunday in Advent) Holy Eucharist, 8 a.m.Sunday School and Bible Class, 10 a.m.Morning Prayer, 11 a.m.Evensong, 7 p.m.Subject for sermon Sunday morning will be \u201cHell.\u201d Week-Days Wednesday\u2014Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m.Evensong, 8 p.m.\t, Friday.\u2014Anglican Young People s Association in the Church Hall at 8 p.m.Wellington Street and rnet a friend while doing so.Instead of continuing on their way until they had crossed the remaining four feet to the sidewalk, they stopped to talk.As there was no policeman on duty at the corner at this hour to warn them, they continued their conversation for several minutes, with motorists going by within a few scant inches of them.Another incident pertaining to the \u201cJay Walker\u201d, occurred thi-morning in front of the Bank of' Montreal, Wellington Street, when a certain gentleman of this city, wishing to cross the street, ran in j front of a street car.He succeede ! in evading the car, but failed V notice another street car corning in I the opposite direction and narrowly escaped being run down.-*- SUSPICIOUS SIGN \u201cWhat makes you think your husband doesn\u2019t love you any more?\u201d \u201cHe\u2019s beginning to tell me how much he does.\u201d Solve a dozen Christmas problems with the gift that only you can give\u2014 YOUR PHOTOGRAPH SEARS STUDIO 26a Wellington No.Phone l.!.).Don\u2019t Delay Any Longer Get your glasses now.You car.pay for them at a dollar or two a week if you like.You pay no more.C.C.Skinner - A.C.Skinner 44 Wellington St.N., Sherbrooke Registered Optometrists.DON\u2019T HURRY\u2014 Get your meals at ROYAL CANDY KITCHEN Sherbrooke HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTMAS GOODS Bring the Children to See Santa Claus at Our Store.LEDOUX & PELLETIER WHOLE WHEAT BREAD Many people are enthusiastic about the goodness and value of our Whole Wheat Bread.Brain-workers, athletes and laborers use and recommend it.Sir Harry Baldwin, the King's surgeon-dentist claims Whole Wheat Bread is needed to give perfect teeth.ALLATT\u2019S THE BETTEK BREA» Phones 724W\u2014724J.SHERBROOKE THE GIFT STORE % GIFTS for BOYS AND GIRLS BICYCLES One of these sturdy Bicycles is sure to bring happiness to the hearts of the younger folks.These are made of seamless bicycle tubing, same as regular bicycles, rubber pedals and 54 inch rubber tires.KIDDY CARS Full days of play and exercise are in every one of these Kiddy Cars.Make some youngster happy this Christmas by giving him or her one of these.SLEDS A fast flying sled is the pride of every youngster, and we have just these kinds of sleds here in a number of models.Come in and get yours now.GIFTS FOR HIM He will receive ties, socks and that sort of things from others.Make your gift one that is different.If he is a sportsman, we have many suggestions to offer.SKIS AND SKI POLES Our skis are of selected hickory and ash, single and double groove, round and flat tops, natural and stained finishes.A pair of these is sure to please.Our poles are of selected bamboo.FOR THE GOLFER If he is fond of a game of golf, why not give him a bag, a stick, or a box of balls.We have the very line he will be pleased to receive.There Are Suitable Gifts Here for Everyone, MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS, All Purchases Made Now Stored Until Required.J.S.MITCHELL 8s CO.LTD.I SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926.PAGE FIVE Flavor \"ht 1 liave made Baker\u2019s Breakfast Cocoa eThe Household Choice for many Generations A delicious, pure and wholesome food beverage, made only of high grade cocoa beans, carefully blended and prepared by a perfect mechanical process, no chemicals being used WALTER BAKER 8C CO.Limited Established 1780\tDORCHESTER, MASS.Canadian Mills at Montreal Booklet cf Choice Recipes sent free Simplify Your Christmas Shopping Why puzzle over what to give when Electrical Gifts offer such a ready and economical solution to your Christmas problem?For a very moderate outlay you can buy something electrical for each member of the family, something that will be a message of cheer and happiness for years to come.ELECTRICAL GIFTS Electric Irons.$4.90\tAir Heaters .$5.25 Electric Toasters\t.3.50\tPortable Lamps\t.\t3.25 Curling Irons .1.25\tTable Stoves.1.00 Grills .6.75\tPercolators .7.75 Heating Pads .6.00\tMarcel Wavers\t.\t2.25 Southern Canada Power Company\tLimited \u201cOwned by Those It Serves' THE MANOR INN New Port Richey, FLORIDA This spot\u2014\u201cThe Paradise of Florida\u201d\u2014is situated in the health-giving zone of the mild, equitable climate of the ever-v.'ann waters of the Gulf of Mexico and in so sheltered a haven that no hurricane or tidal wave has ever reached it.This delightful hotel offers all modern comforts at very reasonable rates.Send for booklet.1.R.McKAY, Mgr.(Late of North Hatley, F.Q.) Milk \"and Diet Forlnfantt, Invalid», ____ The Aged Rmirishing \u2014 Digestible\u2014No Cooking.K&\" Avoid Imitation! \u2022» Subititutet, THE MODERATE PRICE SHOP ann\u2019|,D GOWNS, COATS, DRESSES, SUITS Phone 2383 Not listed in directory.STREET RY.CO.VS.CITY CASE IS HEARD IN COURT Experts Fyled Unanimous Report Under Which Valuations Are Reduced to Approximately $270,000.Social and Personal Another controversy between tne City and Street Railway and Power Company, which has been in process of 'litigation ever since 1921, is to be settled by the judgment of Judge Lemay, that is to say, the amoun Miss\tAlice\tWillard left last even- The Board of\tDirectors of\tthe ing for\tMontreal.\tY.W.C.A.\twill\thold its regular .\tmonthly\tmeeting\ton Monday,\tDe- Mr.J.Ross Alexander, of Rich- cember 13, at 3 o\u2019clock in the Y.W.mond, returned home today after C.A.parlors, spending a few days in the city.\t>\t\" \u201e\t.\t,\tMiss Gwynita\tMcNaughton,\tof Messrs.Lloyd Gooley and Willard Watervillc, is spending a few days Colt, of Coaticook, were visitors in in town the guest of her aunt, Mrs.town yesterday.\u2022\tF.E.Holtham, Gillespie street.Miss Dora Wilson, Queen Street, Miss Agelina Landry, of Port Ar-has returned from a\tthree weeks\u2019\tthur, Ont., is in town visiting rela- visit at Toronto, Ont.\thives here en route for Springfield, ,\tMass., and other American points to Mr.and Mrs.A.M.P.Bayley, visjt her Mothers, of taxes that the Company should ' Melbourne Street, left last evening '\t, i s nmr tVio r;*-,.\tfor Florida, where they will spend\tn the winter months.\ti ,Mrf- kelson Whitman, Queen street, and Mrs.Gordon Bambndge Colonel and* Mrs.E.\tRioux,\tWü\tentertained at bridge yesterday af- \u2022 _ o, ,\t¦\t^\to\u2019\t._rcs\tternoon, this being the third of a iam Street, are spending a few days sories ^\t«\t,s of the \u2018 Montreal, guests at the Mount Ladie/Curling Club.The party was at the home of Mrs.Whitman, and five tables were occupied by play-, .\t.\t.\t,\t\u2022\t,\tt rs.The prizes were won by Mrs.R.kms, of Coaticook, are m town today G Costley> Mrs.Russell Tate and pay the City.The Company protested against its valuations and on rejection of its pro-tsts by the Council appealed to the Courts.mi imiisib The total valuation placed by tne city during the years in question has varied between $400,500 and $439,000 the valuation including the dam, power rights, buildings, power house plant, car barns, etc.As the valuation of these properties involved much technical evidence, Judge J.H.Lemay named two experts, chosen by the parties, namely, Carol L.Cate, on behalf of the Company, and Arthur Surveyor, on behalf of the city.The experts went into the valuation of the different items very thoroughly and fylec an unanimous report under which the valuation are reduced to approximately $270,000.On an amount ing transformers in the power house and on the premises, which it wa Royal Hotel.The Misses Edith and Amy Tom- & calling on their brother, Dr.E.A.Mrs.Walter Lynn.At the tea hour Port- Mrs.J.G.Ransehousan presided at .the tea table, and the hostesses were Tomkins, and Mrs.Tomkins, land avenue.\u2022\t-\t-\tassisted by Miss Florence Ingram.Mrs.Stewart Woodward, from 'Several friends came' in for a cup of Maplewood Farm, Massawippi, is toa and a social chat, spending the week-end in town the\tk * guct of Mrs B.W Price Wellington Am those present at the bril_ street and Mrs.E.E.Gilson, Lon- liant state ceremony which opened uon street.\ti Canada's sixteenth Parliament at ,, t .-ri r h j\to.i 'Ottawa yesterday were Mrs.Charles Mrs.L.A.Darey, London Street, Howard, of this city, wife of the entertained a few friends at budge member for Sherbrooke, who wore a of the «uostant PI items was I yesfel'day\tafternoon.Cards were\tii\u2019rencb model gown of\tpeach color ount of'about «70 070\tcaver O Played aï foUr ta.bl®s\u2019 the f?l;,zcs be\u2018\tsequins; Mrs.\tW.K.\tBaldwin, of nsforippr^ ill thp\twon\t^rs* ^n- The , .\t, ,\t(\t.\t.\tqualities tnat made the fiery and spectacular Georgian or later, and that tragedy is inevitable?\tthe \u201c \u2018Babe\u2019 Ruth\u201d of more than two decades contributed It has often been remarked that the primitive to his sura-es:: as a business man, but while he leaves the religions were religions of fear.Their rites con- £ame witr.a fortune to show for his effort\": with bat mated merely in placating the adverse powers\t®\thil i;\u2018fluence \u201cP?\" .(the Uaitted States J r\t\u201c\u2019 national pastime has oeen such that it is a better game nature.\t_\tfor his having played it, he lacked the qualities of The most slirkmg fact in the philosophy or leadership.Jesus was that He considered God as friendly.Ho Cobb was a marveilous player, but a very mediocre taught us to say Our Father and to rely upon rnaTrager.Not even his twenty-two years in *he game a: Wira\tt-l.\tk,,» an American national figure and all the experience Him in confidence.He is not our enemy, but is gained in that period couW teach hjm to handle men.constantly working for our good.\tLeaders are born and cannot be made.Let yourself go, therefore, when you are at peace.Be as happy as you will.Play a whoie heart.Enjoy yourself when moments of enjoyment come and do not cloud the present by the adumbrations of the future.One wise man remarked on his deathbed: CORRESPONDENCE COURSES FOR PRISONERS.(Christian Science Monitor) Every indication that a greater sense of humanity is tentiaries is to be welcomed' for the day has passed tentaries is to be welcomed, for the day has passed when it was believed that anyone who had in some way \"I have seen a great many troubles in my infringed the law thereby merited a punishment that by life, but most of them never happened.\"\u2014Cpt.\t^^fitfulne- - would prevent a repetition.For it wa found by experience that inhuman methods in the great ' c___________________________________ ! majority of cases resulted in little more than the arous- *\t'\ting in the prisoner of a bitterness and animosity that made for the very reverse of what punishment was theoretically supposed to accomplish, namely, reformation.Instead of serving as a check on evil-doing, therefore, the prisons and punishments of the past usually \u2019served to produce more of the very thing that they * * *\twere designed to prevent.The motive behind them was Of course, it\u2019s an optimistic country.See how many physical force, and it resulted in many instances in special delivery stamps are sold.\tstin-ing up in increasing degree the sentiments that » \u2022 \u2022\thad produced the crimes.Yet every man who thinks pride of ancestry silly\tmore than Slightly significant that more PARAGRAPHS Florida will come back if the tourists will go back.wants his son to be proud of him.and more the welfare of prisoners and methods whereby -\t.\t-\tj thev can be lifted out of the depressed condition of -,\t.\t.\t\u2014\t.\t.\t.\tthought into which\tmost of\tthem have\tpermitted\tthem- Our wish\tfor\tthe\toay is to live\tlong\tenougn\tto\tsee a\tselves to become involved is engaging\tpublic attention, darned detour closed for repairs.\tThough some mistakes have been made in this connec- »\t\u2022\t«\ttion, the good that has been done more than offsets any You\u2019ll notice that Englishmen and Americans who p('HI!*Ne ®vd that may have sprung therefrom.And the .\t,\tlatest reports that correspondence courses have been hate the other country dont love their owa country any tried with success in a number of penitentiaries in the too well.\tUnited .States is really simply a sign of th< times.The *\t*\t\u2022\tid'-a, it appears, originated with L.R.Alderman, spcc- filowly, through ihe ages, th< dome .tkuted dog ha:\t,n :'dLI;\u2018' «\u2022d-jeaLon \u2019\u2022il* United Etate.r Bureau of \u2019 ,\tt\t,\t,\t,\t,\t.\tEducation, and the\tcourse:,\tare being\tconducted\tunder progressed\tfrom\tout\tof doors to a\tkennel\tto\tthe\thall\tto\tftdan 1 ¦ 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A wave of passionate admiration for Royalty is sweeping the United States and the constitution is in grave danger.The time has anparently come for some democratic Sherîôck Holmes to investigate the purpose of Sam Hill's great Italian castle at Maryhill in the state of Washington, visited by Queen Marie.Is it part of a great plot to popularize royalty and prepare the country for King Will (Rogers) or King Henry (Ford)?Through the exercise of some mysterious influence.at any rate.Sam Hill obtained a promise of a visit from the King of Belgium, which, however, was never made.Not abashed, Hill paid for a visit to the United States by Marshal Joffre of France.And his role as host to royalty was satisfied recently by Queen Marie.Royalty worship has certainly reached the comic heights and depths.Hill, according to the news despatches, threatened during an altercation to slap the face of one of the Queen's aides.Every American cvho had the least chance of getting a sight of the Rumanian queen was practising \u201cSay Queen!\u201d with tho correct persuasive accent, \u201cwhile those who don't think they can spare the time are sedu- ously eating buckwheat cakes (with maple syrup) at the exact time the queen eats them.\u201d according to the English writer\u2019s skit.\u201cLoud speakers.\" he says, \u201cbroadcast the time at which she begins to chew', and millions of jaws move simultaneously, v'hile millions of buckwheat cakes shrink and vanish.\u201d For some time now.it has been noticed that while the prominent figures of the United States still affect the plainest democratic raiment, the widest latitude is permitted to the members of their retinue who more and more bedeck themselves in brass buttons and bright raiment.Pageants prevail.\u201cOn the word of an \u2018eminent senator,\u2019 whoso name is withheld for the present, the people of the United States are so stirred by this royal visit that they are fed up with being a republic.They W'an.a king of their own.\u201d \u201cNew York, plumping for Ring Lardner as the likeliest thing to go under a crown, has rather upset the Middle West, for Chicago.Milwaukee, Pittsburg, and a few other centres (including Four Corne'-s.Texas), have other ideas as to the fittest man in the Grate American Nation for the job.\u201d For instance Governor A!.Smith would have a great backing In New York state, which might possibly want to estao- lish a separate kingdom, apparently 'come back.\u2019 \u201cB\"t Ring has settled the possibility of his candidature by declining to stand.He has had no experience, he tells the Sunday Chronicle, and now that he has given up cow-punching and settled In England he has no longing for the cares of Kingship.He might have stood, but when he advertised for a king job in Europe, so as to get some training till the States are ready for him, there didn\u2019t seem to be any vacancies for a healthy infant of forty or so.And if he went into it blind, he\u2019d probably muss the show.\u201cOf course, there is Coolidge\u2014very much there.But, so far as he is concerned.America feels that he has got too used to prohibition in his presidential term, and if they made a king of him he might start prohibiting ail sorts of things.Divorce, for instance, and chewing gum, and machine-guns for the Chicago gangsters\u2014and then where would the United States be?No, not Coolidge.He might have plenty of dignity, but they want snap with their dig.\u201cPhiladelphia is solid for Gene Tunney as wlelder of the sceptre.They have had a good view of the sort of wielding he can do without one.and they hand him the glad mitt unanimously.He has presence and punch, both of which are requisite.And as for snap.well, look, says Philadelphia, at the way he snapped poor old Dempsey round the ring.\u201cYes.sir.Gene's the goods.Put him on a throne and let him just wave that left of his, and the whole of u,a loyal subjects wouldn't merely bow.They'd dodge, sharp.\u201cBut up In Detroit, where they take life more seriously (though Chicago still takes more life UNHAPPY QUEEN SLEEPS ON CONVENT STRAW BED WITH her former castle at Biarritz now the greatest gambling place in all Europe, the unhappy Queen Nathalie of Serbia has retired to the cold stone cells of a Catholic convent in a side street of the Paris Latin quarter.Unfortunate in her love affairs, as she was In her political and family life, Queen Nathalie lives wholly cut off from the world of to-day, and forgotten by the people over whom she ruled as wife of Milan, king of the Serbs, nearly a half century ago.A bent, old woman, dressed in the simplest of black clothes, is often seen wandering through the narrow thoroughfares of the quarter.Although locking herself in her cell every night and taking her frugal meals at the convent, Nathalie still keeps the right to take her dally walk through Paris.There Is nothing regal about her bearing now.Sorrow has creased her face.Div creed while yet queen, she was reconciled with Milan after his abdication had been forced upon him in 1889.She saw her son, Alexandre, who succeeded Milan to the throne, assassinated, together with -his wife, Queen Draga, in May.1903.With Alexandre, the last male in line, tho house of Obrenovitch lost power to the house of Kara-Georgevitch, reigning in Yugo-Slavla to-day.Nathalie left Serbia where her life had been one of continuous sorrow.Site settled in France, Unfortunate in Her Love Affairs\u2014 Gamblers Reign in Her Castle\u2014Her Immense Fortune Lies in a Bank choosing a place along the Basque coast overlooking the Atlantic.Biarritz, a mile away, was then only a pretty fishing port.There she built her palace, the Villa Sacchino.and there she lived and enjoyed her first real happiness.But the war took away much ot her fortune, beyond her immense real estate holdings, hundreds of acres of parked land just at the edge of Biarritz.For millions of francs she parted with her castle.Its name was changed to the Pavilion Royal, electric lights were strung under the trees, a glass dancing floor, lighted from underneath, was built in the state dining-room, and Harry Pilcer.known to stage folk of two continents, was called in as master of jazz.Recently the great salons were converted into gambling rooms, with 30 tables for baccarat and 10 for boule.The Pavilion Royal is to-d,,y a rival of Monte Carlo and of Deauville and its tables earn annually a hundred million fr.incs.But Nathalie was not foresighted enough to retain an interest in her castle and farm ou: the gambling rights as did the Prince of Monaco.V bile Monte Carlo and Monaco live from the royalties of the gambling tables, and the Prince of Monaco gets a real princely living from the baccarat rooms, Nathalie preferred to take her millions and leave Sacchino.Paris was a disappointment to her.for while she was wealthy In money, of friends she had none.The lonesomeness of the great city frightened her.and a short time ago she rapped at the heavy wooden door of the convent, and asked to be taken in.Her immense fortune lies in a bank, its earnings being used to help in the work ot the Sisters of Charity.Her jewels lie locked m a safety deposit vault.than any other city) there is a big element In favor of Henry Ford.King Henry the First, with a starting handle embattled In a bend sinister.a can opener dexter chief, and a Tin Lizzie rampant for his coat of arms, would go with a whizz.So says Detroit, where they could get delivery of Henry (the First) ex-works, and iab a crown on him in two shakes of a mosquito's eyelid.\u201cOther candidates would- have been In the field, but they have caught a glimpse of Gene Tunney waving bis left.In consequence of which they are hiding behind the fence\" At any rate.Canada has its king, and is used to him.It goes to sleep calmly at nights untroubled.at least In this respect, by the pyscho-logical maxim of unrest, that what you want is what you haven't got.DUCHESS MISUNDERSTOOD J, N amusing story is going the rounds just now concerning the Duchess of York.When staying at Balmoral for the autumn \u201cHighland games.\u201d it chanced that the pipers, who play there regularly when the royal family is in residence, were delayed one day owing to some mishap.A newly-married woman guest, not knowing tills, asked when the pipers were going to begin.and the duchess volunteered to find out.Wee if the pipers have come yet,\" she said to a footman, who hailed from London.Presently the man returned and said: my lady, no morning papers get here until mid day.\u201d GLADSTONE UNPOPULAR WITH QUEEN VICTORIA Criticized Making Maids of Honor Stand in Presence of the Sovereign .0, m * mg Iv-* j !fk \u2022> V 4* -\t' Oft;, * v- * ,) jL'w V, *t ;«\u2019'l\tUU ^ WWw *¦\u2019: rAilv,w XI A k V ¦: W' .*\t.-JW*.,,: I:\t.w ' THERE are soma excellent new anecdotes about Queen Victoria In the current London Magazine, told by a retired member of the royal household.The late queen ran the court on German lines, and was extremely severe She would never allow the maids of honor to sit In her presence.Gladstone made himself unpopular by criticizing this custom when he was once at court: \u2014 \u201cAfter dinner the statesman sat next to Queen Victoria in the spacious green salon.Half-a-dozen of the senior ladies of the court sat In chairs ranged in a semicircle behind her majesty, and behind them stood the maids of honor and equerries in waiting.\u201cDuring a pause in the conversation between her majesty and the then prime minister, the latter said to the queen: \u2014 \u201c T feel somewhat embarrassed, your majesty, at seeing those young ladies standing while I am seated.\u2019 \u201c 'You need not feel embarrassed,\u2019 replied her majesty, rather severely.\u2018It is the rule of the court that they shall stand In the presence of their sovereign.\u2019 \u201c T hope your majesty will pardon me for saying that tt is a rule I wish your majesty could see your way to alter,\u2019 replied Mr.Gladstone, bluntly.\u201cHer majesty made no reply, but so angry was she that, a, few minutes later, she rose from her chair and, giving the prime minister the stiffest of bows, retired for the night, accompanied by her mistress of the robes, the then Duchess of Roxburghe, and her ladies of the bedchamber.\u201cThe next morning Mr.Gladstone left Wind-sot without seeing the queen.\u201d TO have boxed with the Prince of Wales, American multi-millionaires, famous explorers, and a round half-dozen world\u2019* champions is the record of George Mason.th« popular gymnastic instructor aboard the giant Cunard liner.Berengarla.George, as he Is generally known.Is a quiet-spoken, well-mannered Lancashlreman, some eight stone ten in weight, and five feet seven in height.But that brief description does not fully describe this pocket Hercules.He - is a mass of splendid muscle, with not an ounce of superfluous flesh on his athletic body.\"You see.I haven\u2019t any chance to put on weight.\u201d he told me whimsically, when I crossed with him on a recent trip.We talked In the completely-fitted gymnasium on \u201cA\" deck, which Is Mason's pride and joy.Cr tfr AND he has reason to be proud of it.It ha* everything that the athlete requires to keep him In good trim.Including an electric horse which trots, canters and gallops by the movement of a lever: a realistic \u201ccamel.\u201c also worked by electricity, much used by those who suffer from irritating liver troubles: bicycles which automatically register the number of miles covered; a rowing machine; and the usual rings, punch-balls, and so on.\u201cThe Prince of Wales was the one who interested me most,\u201d George said, when I got him to talk, no easy matter, for he is the soul of modesty.\u201cHe boxed with me every morning during his last trip to New York.He has quite a good style, but delights to \u2018have a go\u2019 with his right, rather than polish his boxing.\u201cI persuaded him to use his left more, and it was while I was showing him the value of the lead that he said \u2018You mean like this.\u2019 Out came his left like lightning, and before I could cover up he had cut my lip.tt * û I N a moment he put an arm on my shouldet, i T\u2019m so sorry.Mason.\u2019 he said frankly.\u2018Have I hurt you much?\u2019 I told him that I had had many a worse blow in the ring!\u201d Masci laughed reminiscently.\"When he left the ship at New York I s-ae, as usual, on duty at the gangway.The Prince stopped when he reached me.shook hands with me before all the crowd of notabilities waiting to greet him.and told me that he had thoroughly enjoyed our bouts together.He also accepted the glove- he had used every day as a souvenir of the trip.\u201d One souvenir of his many bouts, which Mason prizes very highly.Is an autographed photograph which Sir Ernest Shackleton presented to him just before he started on the voyage which ended i\" his death It Is signed simply \"Shackleton to Mason.\" George would not part with it for many times Its weight la gold.¦c?s?xr \u2018F'A EMPSEY.Carpentier.Roland Todd, J-' frank Moran.Battling Siki\u2014I have boxed with them all.\u201d Mason told me.\u201cSiki 1 found just like a child\u2014and as irresponsible! Many American Olympic athletes have boxed in this gym with me.and tt would surprise you to know the millionaires who have come in here for a 'cure' during their cross-ocean trips.\u201d Before the war.Mason had some eight fights and won seven of them.Then came the sterner conflict.Fighting with the Gordon Highlanders.George \"stopped\u201d three different pieces of shrapnel during his service, and hi* career as a professional pugilist was ended.\"Still,\u201d he said philosophically, \"this is a good and a healthy life.And my wife, who was always begging me to give up the ring.Is perfectly happy\u2014so we\u2019re both satisfied!\" A V/OMAN MONARCH .T ?['¦\tTctl'- «\" Hungarian pioneer to Canada, and hie six sons lined up on their bashatenewan form tor the thrcihine Mr.Toth has hed no trouble ,n hcepinn hie sir son, on the farm.Perhaps he ha, managed what so manv .arm\" fathelThaoc fa ?^ to accomplish because he l.as been willing to adopt modern machinery on the farm \u201cMr Toth', hin\t\u201emcr 'atne,s\ttailed marh of al, the neighbors roundabout, who hitch up their ponies and drive guest, to itoi lA\t'anJ' Needed Consideration JJE: You've been out with worse-looking fellows than I am.haven\u2019t you?(No answer.) I say.you've been out with worse-looking fellows than I, haven't you?\u201d Phe: \"I heard you the first time.I was Just trying to think!\u201d ALTHOUGH only Just entering her forty-seventh year.Queen Wilheimina of Holland, Europe's only reigning woman sovereign bids fair to enjoy one of the longest reignt in history, for she became nominal queen at the age cf ten.on the death of her father.Tho population of Holland Is only just over 7.000.000, yet, counting tho Dutch colonies in the East Indies and elsewhere, she rules over almost eight times that number.She showed great affection for the late Queen Victoria, but that did not prevent her.on the outbreak of tha Boer war.from propos, ing to her ministers that a Dutch ironclad should be placed at the disposal of President Kruger.Her advisers pointed out that this might lead to regrettable results, but her Dutch majesty reminded them that the constituttor made her commander of the navy and army and that their only duty was to carry out hei orders promptly.So the ministers let it go at that! jpEOPLE don't come back for something they have forgotten, but for something they have remembered- face twelve SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926.Record\u2019s Classified Ads.CASH KATE\u201425 words or less, 45c.each insertion; two cents each additional word.Six insertions for the price of five if ran daily.CHARGE RATE \u2014 Ten cents extra each insertion.Errors in advertisements should fce reported immediately.The Daily Record wall not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.WATCH THE \u201cWANTS\u201d and when the \"man with the idea\" gets ready to talk business to the man with the dollar, you\u2019ll be able to meet him through answering his \u201cbusiness opportunity\" ad.MALE HELP WANTED Men wanted\u2014take special teaen- ir.g to drive, repair, eell Care, Tractors, i?atteriea; vrorld\u2019ft best paying industry.Earn from the first day.Write for catalogue.Hemphill Trade Schools Ltd., 997 St.Lawrence St., Montreal.\t____________ \u201cA T an wanted experienced in re- pairing radio sets.McKee Sale?& Ser-* vice Co.22-24 King St.W., Sherrooke, Que.~Y£AN WANTED TO WORK ON DAIRY AGENTS WANTED J A A WEEK TAKING ORDERS FOR B.& E.guaranteed Hosiery, Silk Underwear and Rubber Specialties.Your pay daily.No collecting or delivering.Write B.& E.Mfg.Co.Dept.53, London, Ont.1) A TEN TED PRODUCT, APPROVED BY Good Housekeeping and already sold hundreds of thousands of housewives now (appointing local canvassers.Write Box 929, ! New Orleans.La.REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE VO MORE DISCOMFORT! NEW IN YEN-^ tion prevents shoulder straps from slipping.Women adore it.Will send you one FREE to advertise it.Write Lingerie \u201cV\u201d Co.McIntyre Blk., Winnipeg.IéT) IN.BLOCKWOOD FOR SALE AT $13 ^ per cord, delivered.Apply to S.G.Newton, 165 Portland Ave.B AKERS' OVENS, WRITE FOR CATA- used ovens on hand.Hubbard Oven Com- firm.Must be good milker.A.B.Bur-: pany, 1100 Queen West, Toronto.________ rill.Gore, Que.Phone Richmond 40-Io.\t1 sr-.UEE BRED WHITE ENGLISH COLLIE - pu N J U\u2019lRST CLASS MECHANIC WANTED ON 1 male pupe for sale.Nothing better for t sewing machines.State experience and cattle or for pets.Price, $5 each.M.E.wages expected.Apply Box 85 Record.\tj Parbe.West Brome, Que._____________________ TyjACHINTSTS \u2014 EXPERIENCED MA- 0 AN AD A ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF THE chine tool operators, fitters and erect-! v- country (six volumes!, copies of Quebec ing engineers wanted.Apply Canadian In- j Statutes covering quite a long period, also.gersoil-Rand Co.Ltd., Sherbrooke.Que.\\GE *- a.v GENTS\u2014GET IN A PROFITABLE ALL-ear commission business of your ow statistical volumes of value will be sold at very low price.Apply Record Office.City.Residence of the late oudge 1 Mulvena, Melbourne St., for sale or to let.Occupation May st.Apply W.H.Mulvena.174 Portland Ave.CMNE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING LOTS for sale on Portland Avenue and on Newton Street, Moderate prices : easy terms.Call 54S or apply to Newton Construction Co.Limited.165 Portland Ave.Sherbrooke.300 £ ACRE FARM FOR SALE.PRICE 500.F.M.Passow.Lennoxville.MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS TAKEN FOR HOME-MADE Christmas Cakes.For information apply Box Record.THIRST CLASS SKIS MADE TO ORDER.Satisfaction and prompt service assured.M.Knutson, Waterville, Que.T^OR EXCHANGE-TYPEWRITING DESK (disappearing top), flat lop desk with five drawers and cupoard and two small filing cabinets.Record Box SS.SALESMEr WANTED n SALE OF HOUSE BY AUCTION \u2014 THE 8\u201c^ or \u2019- brick-cased double tenement house on , _\t.\t__, U1 CONNECTION .\t.- .- to carry line Every property owner is a customer or \u2019-\u2019 brick-caaed double te?emen^ houBe .0I'¦ of pyjamas, night shirts and blazer coats in prospect.Nine hundred varieties of hardy Pleasant Street.Coaticook.formerly occupied Ea.tcrn Town£hir5 Apply to G E Brennan Red Tag Nursery products.Cash every week, .by Dustin P.Baldwin, will be ro.d at public an(J Company \u20ac6 Co!onial Ave.Montreal.: Complete equipment and instructions free.: auction, at the upset price o* $3.000, at^tne ; Write Dominion Nurseries.Montreal.\ti office of Dr.Shurtleff, CoaticooK.on Sat- \u2022 ^ luiday, December ISth, 1926.at 2 p.m.Terms O IDEAL GIFT BOOK We solve one gift-selection problem for you by offering the NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOK \u201cBeautiful Waters\u201d DEVOTED TO THE MEMPHREMAGOG REGION IN H istory\u2014Legend\u2014A necdote\u2014Dram a To that absent friend or relative who has experienced some of the allurements of the Memphremagog region this book will serve as a messenger of good cheer\u2014 filled, as it is, with reminiscent tales of the olden time, made more vivid by the pictured scenes.INTRODUCTORY OFFER: By mail $2.50.Send All Mail Orders to the publisher, W.B.Bullock, at Green Place, Newport, Vt : Telephone 124-2.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Deaths, BOe.; Death where funeral notice is I added, 75c.; Card of Thanks, 75c.; In Me-moriam, 75c.; poetry, 10c.per line ; list of | Lowers, 10c.per line; Births, 50c.; Marriages, 50c.; Engagements, 50c.When charged, 25c.extra in all above cases.*SH/£> US YOU/Z- POULTRY, GAME, EGGS.BUTTER^l FEATHERS -We Buy all Year Rouhd -Write todav for prices-tre guarantee them for a week ahead P.Poulin f^Co.limited Established awrCO years \"X 36*39 Bonjeeourr Market \u2014 Montreal / CARD OF THANKS.We wish to express our sincere thanks for the kindness shown to us by our neighbors and friends during the illness and death of our dear daughter and niece, Jean; also for all flowers sent.MR.AND MRS.STANLEY SAUNDERS.(Mother and Father), I MR.AND MRS.CHARLES COOMBS, (Aunt and Uncle).IN MEMORIAM.I In loving memory of our dear husband aid father.Henry Shuttleworth, who departed this life December 11th, 1925.i \u201cGone, but not forgotten.\" 1 Ir.this world of pain ai d care, ! Lord, Thou wouldst no longer leave him.To Thy meadows bright and lair, With loving a:ms Thou dost receive him; Clothed in robes of spotless white Nov/ he dwells with Thee in light.Inserted by HIS WIFE AND FAMILY\".South Bolton, Que.WANTED TOR EASTERN SALESMEN - -\t, Townships for fall an I winter months.\u2022pLASTEREBS WANTED.FIRST CLASS c»sh.For further particulars apply^to D.W.: Exclusive Block and territory.Established -L n men only.Apply immediately.Newton-j Davis, Derby Line.Vermont, or Dr.W.L.! rcrty years.Write Pelham Nurseiy Co.Dakin Construction Co.\tShurtleff.Coaticook.Que.\tj Toron,o Ont.VI7ANTED\u2014AN INSPECTOR OF ELEC- T7UR-LINED COAT.' ' tried tv and Ga=.Deoartment of Trade -L '| staff.Mr.Wilson.71 for admission to examination on forms ob-j keys, sever, octaves, well preserved, rosewcod tainabie from the Postmaster to the Civil j case.Exceptionally good bargain for cash.Service Commission not latei than December ; Phone 57.ISth, 1?26.FARNHAM MILITARY RESERVE.Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to Friday.December 31st, 1926, for the purchase of the wood and timber on approximately 120 acres of land in the Military Reserve at Farnham, the highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.A notice and plan giving lull particulars may be secured by writing the Superinten- i dent.Ordnance, Admiralty & Railways Lands J Branch, Deportment of the Interior, Ottawa.; ox on application to the Postmasters at the | following post offices: Ange Gardien de! Rouville, Angeline.Farnham.St.Alexandre j Tiber ville, St.Alexandre Station, Ste.Ang-'s!e de Monnoir, St.Alphonse de Granby Ste.! Brigide dTberville, St.Cesaire and Ste.Sabine.W.W.CORY.Deputy Minister.I Department of the Interior, Ottawa, Canada.IN MEMORIAM.In loving memory of Henry Shuttleworth, December 11th, 1925.One precious to our hearts has gone.The voice we loved is stilled, The place made vacant in our homo Can never more be filled.Our Father in His wisdom called The boon His love had given.And though in earth the body lies.The soul is safe in Heaven.Inserted by MRS.HENRY SHUTTLEWORTH, (Wife), MRS.ALBERT WILLEY, MRS.FRANK WILLEY, MRS.RALPH BOWEN.MR.WILLIAM SHUTTLEWORTH, MR.ARTHUR SHUTTLEWORTH, MR.SYDNEY SHUTTLEWORTH.MR.LEONARD SHUTTLEWORTH.MR.WALTER SHUTTLEWORTH, MR.ALFRED SHUTTLEWORTH.Magog, Que., Dec.11th, 1926.*$»?$? ts aged and greatly resipected citizens, Mrs.William Cox, due to heart-failure, while she was engaged in household duties Mrs.Cox, who was formerly Miss Elizabeth Buchanan, of St.Giles, rwas the widow of the late William Cox, also of St.Giles, who died in 1921.their great loss.The funeral service took place af St.Johns\u2019 Church, West Shefford, on arrival of the Montreal train, Wednesday morning, December 8th., the Rev.G.A.Mason, rector of the Church of the Redeemer Cote St.Paul, officiating, assisted by the Rev.E.F.L.Thompson, incumbent.After the commdtal at the grave, the late Mr.Horner\u2019s Masonic brethern took charge.The funeral cortege was large and very representative.SkLi! MR.U.T.CHILTON, CLARENCEVILLE.CLARENCEVILL)E, Quo., Dec., 11.\u2014 On Saturday, December 4, the community of Clarenceville She leaves behind her two child- received a great shock when it ren, Mrs.J.W.L.Metze, of Ber-;ihear(j 0f the sudden departure of lin, N.H., and Mr.Joseph Cox, of Turner\u2019s Falls, Mass.The funeral took place in St.George\u2019s Church, on Monday afternoon, December 6th, the seventy-fifth anniversary of Mrs.Cox\u2019s birth, and was largely attended, Mrs.Cox having had many warm friends and having enjoyed the respect of all who knew her.The interment took place in the Windsor Union Cemetery, where her late huslband was also buried.Much sympathy is felt for her relatives in their sorrow.Wellint,-con St.North.SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED 0 NE DOUBLE DRIVING SLEIGH WITH '.driving harness, one pony burleau suitable J ADEES\u2014EARN $7 HUNDRED GILDING | for small horse, one pair of bob sleds, box Greeting Cards.Easy work.Fischer Card Co., 140 West 42nd S York.Write and platform, for sale, all in f ist class con-dliion.Apply Wra.Wright.New Sherbro>ke VY ^ERHARD HEINTZMAN GRAMOPHONE, \"\" good as new, with forty double rcords : earn 25 to SI5 weekly in spare time at a]£0 pair boy's C.C.M.tube skates and shoes '*Me.No canvassing.Regular pay cheques.5ize 51^ for sa;e at great sacrifice.Phone -r;te Auto Knitter Hosiery Company, To-\t227 Prospect St.tto.Dept.35.\t- ARDWOOD LUMBER SCALER AND grader, \"National Rules,\u201d would like position.Apply Box 84 Sherbrooke Daily Record.WANTED TO BUY.V\\TANTED\u2014SHETLAND PONY SLEIGH.* ' Berlot preferred.Apply' Box 89, Sher- brooke Record.200 ls, all for cr acliciting- We instruct you and supply you sale at a bargain at 54 Wolfe St.Phone 350 with work- Write today.The Meuhenitt cr 1477-F.Company LLinited, 16 Dominion Building, Toronto.\tj>ARRED ROCK COCKERELS FOR SALE FLIGHT-ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH-1 J room to let in Nortth Ward.Possession immediately.Apply 78 Queen St.LIVE STOCK FOR SALE TEACHERS WANTED \u2014Seven lbs.each, the kind that pay, n.00 pair.Floyd Fadden, Noyan, Que.1 1 PROTES FNT TEACHER WANTED FOR 30 YEARLING BARRED ROCK KENS eiementary grades in Drumm^ndviiie In-\tfor ia>.Ikying strain, good con- i'\u2022 mediate Srhcril.Salary $60 per month for dition.Price, $1.25 each.F.M.Paaaow, Len-* x montr.v.corr mencing January 3rd, 1927., noxville.Apply to J.Charles Eddy.Druromondvdlie 3rr^rrr^iate School, Drummondviüe, Que./ iNE PAIR OF MUSK-OX ROBE1S FOR SHOATS 3Vl MONTHS OLD, FOR ; sale.Apply to W.A.Shaughnessy, ! Johnville.Tel.170-r-ll.LOST AND FOUND Highest Market Price Paid For Choice Dressed Turkeys.ALEX AMES & SONS LTD.SMITH BROS, (of Montreal) LIMITED PRODUCERS OF ART MEMORIALS IN BARRE GRANITE 2116 Bleury Street Near Sherbrooke MONTREAL.Quarries at Barre, Vermont.Factory: 41 D ucharme Avenue MONTREAL.MRS.LEONORA HAYES, FUL-FORD FULFORD, Dec.10.\u2014The death of Mrs.Leonora Hayes, widow of the late Wm.H.Hayes, occurred on December 2 after a long decline in health and for about twelve months constantly confined to her bed.She leaves three sons, Messrs.Henry Hayes, of Sutton Junction, George Hayes, of Shehbrooke, and Eddie Hayes, of the U.S.A., and three daughters, Mrs.John Mayo, of Oriska, N.Y., Mrs.R.J.Bockus, of Foster, and Mrs.Loren Davis, of Fulford, with whom she lived and who, with her family, tenderly cared for the aged mother in her last years.The funeral was held in the Anglican Church on Saturday, December 4, Rev.Mr.Thompson, of the West Shefford Anglican Church, officiating.The interment was in the family lot in West Shefford beside her late husband and three children who died in childhood.The deceased was 76 years of age, and her maiden name was Leonora Serad.The bearers were Messrs.Simeon Graves, Guy Graves, Edgar Woodard and Harold Wright, and all of her children were present at the fu-; neral except George, who was hin-; dered by sickness.its first citizen, in the person of Uriah Traver Chilton, mayor of the Village.He died at the residence of his youngest daughter, Mrs.A.C.Collins, on Friday evening, aibout 10.30 o\u2019clock.He \" appeared hale and hearty in the afternoon, and even after supper seemed to he his usual self other tb{in a few shooting pains across the heart.He went to bed at the usual hour and was notf long there till a peculiar sound issued from his bedroom.His loved ones rushed to his side and hadi hardly reached him when he passed la way.The late Mr.Chilton was horn on May 4th, 18'50, being in his seventy-seventh year.His birth occurred on the old \u201cChilton Homestead\u201d, on what is now called, \u201cWolfe Ridge\u201d, Parish of St.George de Clarenceville.His father\u2019s name was Alexander Chilton, and his mother, Elizabeth Manning, were pioneers of this district.Uriah Traver being the only child.Mr.Chilton was a very active man and having a native gift for leadership, an energy that was unique, he soon rose to \u2022 position of power and usefulness amongst his fellow citizens.Men early found out his ability as an organizer, and possessed with a tremendous spirit of aggressiveness, which found expression in the civic, social and church life of the community, he served his fellow-citizen in every department of community life for nearly four decades.As it has been said he was mayor at the time of nis death, and he held this office for six years in succession, since the village was incorporated.Prior to this, he was mayor of both the village and the parish of St.George de Clarenceville, (before the latter became a separate municipality), in terms aggregating in all to over thirty years.In this capacity his place will be hard to fill.He was a man of leisure and was able to place such at MR.WALTER HORNER, COTE ;\tST.PAUL, QUE.WEST SHEFFORD, Que., Dec., ill.-The large circle of friends :\tdl&^Sa\u201e1«^.th.e;l,dl*tn &\tburnished by * i 4 *£* «$\u2022 «î*\t¦*£ ft* ft* ft* X ft* ft* ft* ft* 4» ft» ft Wall Street Journal\u2014Both the industrial and railroad divisions were characterized by a buoyant tone and aggressive forward movements took place in the leaders of each class.Journal of Commerce\u2014Greater confidence in the political outlook, coupled with improved industrial prospects and distinctly better outlook as to credit, yesterday produced decided buying in the stock market.New York World\u2014tThe buying throughout the market was of the sort that suggests that the so-called strong interests have no doubt as to the future of industry.Wall Street Journal will say today:\u2014 Cotton goods sales during Nov.up.iSears-Roebuck to open second west coast unit.Zinc stock decrease 1,28 tons in month.U.6.Smelting\u2019s earnings good.THE BUSINESS MAN Knows that the establishment of a Reserve Fund is a sound policy.REGULAR DEPOSITS in a 4% Savings Account here will mean a Reserve Fund for YOU some day, Strtrooke Trust Company (Formerly The Sherbrooke Loan & Mortgage Company) Great Northern plans extensions.Sloss is.ending profitable year.Erie may have record net year.Cast Iron Pipe closing- another profitable year.4» ft* ft* ft» ft4 ft4 ft4 ft* ft* ft* ft4 ft* ft* ft* ft* ft* ft* ft* « 4 OF FINANCE * \u2014-\u2014 * FurnUL d by\t\"i McManamy &- Walsh\t>> C-\t\u2022> v-\t**,\t*1-\t*1* *£* *^ *£* *î* -T* C- -> Continental Baking Corporation declared regular quarterly dividend of $2 on class A and preferred payable January 1 to stock of record Dec.20.Westinghouse Air Brake Co.declared extra dividend of $1 and reg- f IN THE WORLD ?«\u2022 * ?W.E.Paton & Company, Ltd.BONDS .SHERBROOKE, QUE.ular quarterly of $1.75.American Brown Bovril declared regular quarterly dividend of 1 3-4 per cent on preferred.Rumored in Mexico City time limit for compliance by companies with land laws will be extended three months from Dec.31 and that regulations may be revised by that time, also stated Henry L.Doheny has notified agents to comply with law.\t\u201e MORNING SALES, MONTREAL COUNTRY PRODUCE Montreal, Dec.llbh.EGOS.\u2014-A very firm feeling prevailed in the local egg market Wednesday, but the volume af business was smaller than usual owing to the fact that it was partly a holiday and a number of wholesale and retail houses were closed, therefore the demand was somewhat limited with sales of storage extras at 45c, firsts at 42c, and seconds at 37c to 38c per dozen, while Ontario fresh extras sold at 65c, IRC.pullet pxtra.s at 68c and seconds at 40c per dozen.The receipts yesterday wore 117 cases, ns compared with 708 for the same day last week, and 172 for the cor-roMionding day a year ago.POULTRY.\u2014The trade in dressed nniiltrv Wednesday was also rather Atl.Sugar\u201426 at 28%, 35 at 29, 50 at 29%, 25 at 29%, 100 at 30, 50 at 30%, 25 at 31.Abitibi\u201450 at 87, 25 at 86 V2.Asb.Pfd.\u201450 at 83.Bell Tel.\u201431 at 140.8 at 140%.Brompton\u201410 at 36%.Brazilian\u201475 at 104%, 150 at 104.Br.Emp.Steel 2nd Pfd.\u201425 at 2%, 25 at 2%.Can.Cement Com.\u20142 at 117%.Can.S.S.Pfd.\u201425 at 90%.Dom.Bridge\u201450 at 113.Dom.Glass\u201475 at 97.Howard Smith\u201425 at 61, 25 at 60%.Ind.Alcohol\u2014175 at 31, 75 at 31% 150 at 31%, 100 at 31.Mont.Power\u201486 at 69%, 75 at 69%, 10 at 70\u201e 25 at 69%, 50 at 69 Vi 55 at 69%, 100 at 69.Nat.Brew.\u201450 at 67%.P.Lyall\u201425 at 35%.Que.Power\u201425 at 185%, 25 at 184%.Shaw.\u201415 at 269%, 20 at 269.Smelters\u201475 at 254, 100 at 253%, 50 at 253%, 25 at 253%, 50 at 253, 100 at 252%, 25 at 252%, 5 at 252.Span.Riv.Com.\u2014100 at 102.Span.Riv.Pfd.\u20141 at 113%.Steel of Can.\u201425 at 114%.Textile Com.\u201475 at 101 Wpg.Elec.\u201450 at 61.Montreal\u20145 at 271.December Bond List This List offers a wide selection oï Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds.Interest returns rang® from 4.75% to 6.50%.Cof>y ivill be gladly furnished upon request.Wood, Gundy Company Limited 140 St.James Street\tMontreal Montreal\tNew York Telephone: Main 0707\tLondon, Eng.Toronto Winnipeg tyondon, Ont WE OFFER THE BALANCE OF $40,000.00 Dominion Tool & Forgings Limited SHERBROOKE, QUE.7% Fifteen Year First Mortgage ,\tSinking Fund Gold Bond Due 1941 TRUSTEE: PRUDENTIAL TRUST CO.Dated November 1st, 1926.Due November 1st, 1941.Principal and semi-annual interest payable in gold coin of or equal to the present standard of weight and fineness, forming legal tender in Canada, at the chief office of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Sherbrooke.Interest payable half-yearly, by coupon, at the rate of seven per centum per annum, on the first day of May and November, on surrender of the respective coupons as they severally become due.First Mortgage Gold Bonds are negotiable except when registered, and all persons are invited to act accordingly.First Mortgage Gold Bonds are issued in denominations of $500 and $100.OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: W.M.WILSON, President Dominion Financial C rporation Ltd.A.M.SANGSTER., Canadian Ingersoll Rand Co, A.F.CROWTHER, Financier.C.B.HOWARD, M.P., B.C.Howard & Co.J.O.DARCHE, Realtor.A.W.SNYDER, Manufacturer.D.J.STEELE, Sherbrooke.F.S.RUGG, K.C., Rugg, Mignault & Holtham.LEGAL OPINION: Rugg, Mignault & Holtham, Sherbrooke.) We offer the Stock and Bonds as, if and when issued and subject to prior sale, as follows» PRICE 100, TO YIELD 7%.Dominion Too! 81 Forgings Sales Co.Fiscal Afjents 71 WELLINGTON STREET NORTH, SHERBROOKE, QUE.DOMINION TOOL & FORGINGS SALES CO.Gentlemen:-\u2014 Please send me further information regarding the above Bonds.\u2014y.~.\t.Name \\cldro PAGE FOURTEEN SHLKBKUURL PAIL Y RECORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1926.ELECTION PROTEST TEESWATER, Ont,, Deo.It.\u2014At a meeting yesterday afternoon of the executive of the South Brace Conservative Asoseiation it was decided to protest the election of K.A.McCallum, Progressive, as a result cf the alleged payment of SI.250 to J G.Anderson to withdraw.QUITE A NUMBER OF CASES HEARD AT SWEETSBURG EDUCATIONAL MEETING ASSEMBLY HALL SCHOOL Sherbrooke TUESDAY EVENING, DEC.14 th.SPEAKERS: SIR ARTHUR CURRIE.Principal of McGill.COIONEL THE REV.A.H.IflcGREER.Principal of Bishop's.HON.W.G.MITCHELL.Chairman of the Protestant Committee.HON.JACOB NICOL, Provincial Treasurer.Speakers will deal with matters pertaining to Protestant Education.All interested in our schools are urged to attend.Judge Lemay Had a Busy Session' at Magistrate\u2019s Court This Week.SWEETSBURG, Que., Dec., : 11.\u2014Last Tuesday\u2019s siting of the Magistrate\u2019s Court was a busy one, several crimnal matters and one civil case being disposed of by Judge Lemay.In the case of Bernard vs.de Albina Ladurantay, the acused, convicted of the theft of a ladies pocketbook at Wrest Shefford, was allowed to go on suspended sentence.her attorney representing to the court that his client, who is poor, had made restitution to the limit of her capacity.It is understood that the amount paid by the accused towards indemnifying the victim and paving the costs was ¦512.Re Morin vs.Larocque, the accused was bound over to stand his trial at the next term of the Court of King's Bench.Leopold Choiniere.convicted of the possession of an illicit still, was .sentenced to a fine of $200 and ; costs, and in default of payment | six months in jail.The accused made application to be let out on bail for thirty days so as to allow him to realize the necessary funds to pay che fine and costs.The application was granted and the bail : fixed at $300.was produced.Borden and Reid, the two Bedford parties, charged with smuggling radios, appeared through their I attorney, pleaded not guilty and asked for adjournment of their cases till December 14th.Manly Searles and Dan Bickford, who were charged with theft from :he store of H.C.Truax, of Dunkin, - optated for a summary trial and, upon oe * g arrainged.pleaded J.C.DOUGLAS, ! ANTIGONISH M.P., DIED SUDDENLY Former Attorney-General for Nova Scotia Was Stricken While on His Way Home from Ottawa.ip TA RAN N VJ U POUZAIT BREGUET (Canadian Press Despatch) MONTREAL.Dec.11.\u2014John C.Douglas, M.P.for Antigonish-Guys-boro, and former Attorney-General of Nova Scotia, died suddenly from angina pectoris in his room at the Windsor Hotel, shortly before midnight yesterday.He arrived at the hotel from Ottawa e-arly in the evening, registered and went to his room apparently in good health.Shortly before 11 o\u2019clock he telephoned the desk that he was ill and asked them to obtain a doctor.A few minutes later, when Dr.J.L.Daj*, of Mount | Pleasant Avenue, Westmount, reach-led him.The physician examined Mr.Douglas\u2019 chest and diagnosed his malady as angina pectoris, A drug was administered to ease the pat-: ient\u2019s agony and shortly before mid-! night he remarked that he felt much I better.The end came a few' second I afterwards.Mr.Douglas slumped in I his chair, choked and died, without being able to speak.The Attorney-General of Nova Scotia was wired, requesting that the .dead M.P.\u2019s relatives be notified.The body was taken to undertaking par-: lors.Mr.Douglas, fatigued after the ! strenuous campaign in his constituency during the last federal election, went to Europe on a trip to | benefit his health.He toured England and France and returned to ; Canada a week ago.He was passing through Montreal on the way to his i home in Glace Bay when he was 1 stricken.NEWS CAME AS SHOCK TO PARLIAMENTARIANS OTTAWA.Dec.11.\u2014The sudden death at Montreal last night of J.C.Douglas, member for Antigonisn.Guysborough.came as a shock to parliamentarians here.Mr.Douglals occupied his seat in the House of Commons yesterday afternoon and, after adjournment over the weekend, had left for Montreal, apparently in the best of health.His i death creates the first vacancy in the sixteenth parliament.WOULD DIVERT EMIGRATION TO THIS COUNTRY Suggestion Made by Irish Times in View of Prospective Reduction of About Two-Thirds in Free State Quota of Emigrants to Ü.S.DUBLIN, Dec.11.\u2014In view of j the prospective reduction of about two-thirds in the Free State's quota 1 of emigrants to the United States, ' the Irish Times suggested that Irish emigration should be diverted to Canada.This has brought from the Canadian Government agent in Dublin a record of Canada\u2019s experience.He says that during the spring of 1924 the government arranged for the placing each month of three hundred young men who had found it impos-[ sible to get quota visas to the United States.Not one in fifty turned up at the job arranged.The deportation records, the agent said, showed that of the many hundreds returned to NO CANADIANS IN CITY OF SIANFU, CHINA, WHERE THOUSANDS ARE STARVING | Residents Have Been Forced to Eat Flesh of Horses, Dogs and Even Their Own Dead.TORONTO, Dec.11.\u2014There are no I Canadian missionaries in the city of Sianfu, China, where thousands are starving and have been forced to eat the flesh of horses, dogs and even; their own dead, it was stated by of-1 fieials of the United Church, Roman1 Catholic and Anglican missionary organizations here yesterday.Rev.Fath er W.C.Me Craw, of the China Missionary Seminary, at Scar-boro Bluffs, stated he believed the Franciscan Order of New York had missionary fathers in the city, however.SMALL BOY HAD NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING Son of Mr.Joseph Daignais, of Farnham, Fell Through Ice on River\u2014Succeeded in Pulling Little Chap Out\u2014None the Worse for His Experience\u2014 Personals and Brieflets.Canada for crosing the border illegally, the bulk had not remained in Canada more than ten days.The Sisters of Charity, the agent advised, could not induce young girls on their arrival in Canada to take employment in good homes.Many of the girls also refused to take domestic training under the Sisters, plainly indicating that their whole intention from the start was to endeavor to join relatives or friends in the United States.FARNHAM, Que., Dec., 11.\u2014On Monday afternoon, Decemlber 6th., the little son of Mr.Jos.Daignais was nearly drowned while playing on the river back of his home.The ice gave away, Master Hec-'or was in the cold water before Miss Y.Gauthier who happened to be crossing the bridge saw him and gave the alarm to Mr.Messier and some customers who were in his store.They immediately went to the assistance of the little bay and he is now none the (worse for the experience.General Notes The Junior Red Gross Society held a meeting in the Farnham In- termediate School on Friday, December 3rd.Business is general was discussed and boxes were packed in readiness for Xmas to be sent to the Children\u2019s Hospital.Among those who spent Wedmes-I day in Montreal doing Xmas shopping were: Mrs.J.Dimick, Miss May Uiimick, Mrs.R.Edwards, Mrs.Codere, Mr.and Mrs.Clhesley Caultas, Mrs.T.Epps, Miss Dorothy Epps, Mr.Jbhn Collins, Miss Win-nifred Collins, Mrs.S'.O\u2019Hara, Mrs.Martel, Mrs.J.Cody, Mrs.M.Cody, Miss Jean Williams and IMrs, Morrison.I Mrs.Stuart MacPhail enterj^in-ed a few friends on Saturday evening, December 4th.Cards were played and an enjoyable evening was spent dancing.Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Miss MacPhail.During hockey practice on Monday evening, Decemlber 6th., Mr.| Stafford O\u2019Hara received slight injuries below the right eye, where he was struck by the puick.The Bridge Club' was entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.(Dr.) M.Slack.Mrs.Carl Me Cor kill won the prize.Afternoon tea was served by the hostess after cards.FORETHOUGHT Margery \u2014 Grandma, when you go to heaven will you play a hai(p?Grandma\u2014\u2018I suppose so, dear.Margery \u2014 Then why don\u2019t you you take lessons, grandma?Trick of Experts #T\u2019HE names of Pouxait and Taran.xrho ¦*- between 1735 end 1305 perfected lever escapement, and Brenner, who in the 17th century invented the famous Breguet overcoil hair spring, are tradition in Geneva.Such expert skill has made this City the world centre for the art of watch making.From Geneva too comes the Rolex watch \u2014famed as the supreme achievement of its greatest craftsmen.Proven by exacting tests, it stands as a masterpiece of their science and skill.Ask your jeweller to show you his range of Rolex watches.They are created in many designs and sixes for ladies and gentlemen from $15 to $1,000.Creators cf mart)) World's Recoyxis ?olex watch co.limited, s Wellington st.e.Toronto, ont.SOLE AGENT IN SHERBROOKE FOR ROLEX WATCHES E.J.MATHURIN 34 Wellington St.North Jeweller SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY IN MACDONALD COLLEGE Short Courses\u2014January 17-28, 1927 New information, not easily obtained otherwise will, be presented at these Courses: For The General Farmer: The latest finding* in live etock work, field rrop work, veterinary work, farm bu/.ineae and farm equipment.For The Fruit Grower and The Vegetable Grower! The newest and beet pra/.tic*-* in developing and managing orchard* and garden*\u2014 the control of pest* p.r.d di^caae, and th- ail-important market question.For The Poultryman : Up-to-date feeding for health and production in the flock, with eor-«îderation of ep^cial opportunhie* in the burin.For Beginners and Amateurs in Poultry, Fruit, Vegetable* and Flower Growing: The kind of help needed\u2014how to *Urt widely, pitfalls to be avoided and propre** to expected.Limited accommodation in College Rerider,ce* at $1.60 a day, for r'yim and board.Arrargementfi can ulfO be made other local place».from Lie.Anne», Montreal and J For programme, apply to fteaiatraf» Macdonald College, U.O., ((up.guilty.They were remanded till the i fourteenth instant for sentence.Upon complaint of James Edward [ Knox, acting in his capacity .of officer, Joseph Albert Metevier, | Sub-collector of Customs residing at Ciarenceville, was brought 1 before the court on the charge of convenrting to Lis own use sums of money aggregating some $1400, i.e.a sum of $945.31 between January 3rd., and 9th., 1923, and $506 between January 23rd., , and 27th., of the same year.The matter was adjourned until next ; week.Abe! Vosburg of the village of I Ciarenceville, convicted of driving a motor vehicle while not in pos-| session of a license as operator or ; chauffeur, was fined $10 and costs.Civil Case The civil case was in recovery of damages resulting from an auto collision last October, on the road ; between Adamsville and Granby.I The plaintiff, Delphis Potvin placed I the blame on the defendant, George Robinson.The evidence was rather contradictory as to where fault I lies.So much so that the Magistrate | took the matter en délibéré.Stanbridge East Case Norman Beaucage, Homer Y'ates, ¦ Gerald Phelps, Mack Boomhower, Arnold Beck and Russell Camp must be somewhat buoyant youths of Stanbridge East.They would show some inclination to paint the village \u201cred\u201d.Last Monday they assembled together and attempted to make forcible entrance into some rehearsal meeting that was being held in the United Church.As the door was locked, they simply broke the lock and entered, it is charged.A complaint embodying the above facts was made against them on behalf of the church authorities, and when brought before Justice of the Peace Wells, they were remanded until next Tuesday for their trial.Assault Charged A complaint for assault has been fyled in court against Joseph Char-:and, Jr., of Philipsburg.The com-| plaint, which was sworn to and I acknowledged by Charles Duhame?, 'rader, of Philipsburg, before Justice of the Peace A.H.Borden, ; recites as follows the facts which culminated in the issue of the war-' rant of arrest: \u201cThat on Wednesday night, December 1st., at about 16:15 p.m.Joseph Charland, Jr., did : come into my store and started to ' use abusive and profane language and I told hirn to go out and he refused to go out and began to abuse me and I opened the door and ordered him out, which he did.Then he came in again and grabbed I a butcher knife and started after me saying: I will fix you.Frank Young came in then and told him to put un the knife, which he did, and after that he grabbed another knife and 'stood at the door and said that if anyone came in to arrest: him.he would slash their throat.\u201d The warrant was.entrusted to High Constable Messier, but upon the latter\u2019s arrival at Philipsburg, Charland had vanished across the line.Proceedings in extradition are : not yet contemplated.DENISON'S MILLS The Denison\u2019s Mills Hockey Club I will hold a Chriatma* tree and entertainment in the school house on Thursday evening, December ,2:i- A number of guests were enter i tained by Mr, and Mr:.G, L.Pat rick, at their home (,n Friday even-, ing, December I dtu.CHRISTMAS CLUB For Lovers of Music PHONOGRAPHS - AND - 15 ! 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