Sherbrooke daily record, 26 août 1919, mardi 26 août 1919

[" Sherbrooke E^Hblished 189' Dally Record SHERBROOKE, QUE., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1919.PRICE TWO CENTS SIR ARTHUR CURRIE ARRIVES TODAY SHERBROOKE WELCOMES THE GREAT CANADIAN SOLDIER HERE TODAY General Sir Arthur Currie, Commander-in-Chief of Canadian Forces in the Field, was Met at the C.P.R.Station Shortly After Noon Today by a Distinguished Military and Civilian Representation\u2014Was Guest of Exhibition Association at Luncheon, which was Followed by Inspection of Troops \u2014City en Fete for Entertainment of Distinguished Visitor.WITH the entire city out en fete to honor his arrival, Lieut.-General Sir Arthur Currie, K.C.B., G.C.B., C.M.G, Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Armies in the field during the Great War, set foot in Sherbrooke a few minutes after noon today, and amid cheers and waving of flags, led a parade of veterans through Sherbrooke streets, out to the grounds of the Great Eastern Exhibition, where hes is the guest of honor today.General Currie\u2019s party, including General Sir Frederick Loomis, K.C.M.; General D.C.Draper, C3I.G., D.S.O.; Genera! Smart, General MacDonald, and a number of other officers, was met at the C.P.R.station by Mayor Charles D.White, K.C., Mr.E.Winn Farwel!, President of the Exhibition Association, and a large delegation from the Great War Veterans\u2019 Association.Mayor White delivered an address, on behalf of the city, welcoming the distinguished visitor to Sherbrooke and touching cn the immortal work of the Canadian lads overseas, when they were led by General Currie.Following the reception at the station, the party, escorted by the G.W.V.A., marched towards the Exhibition Grounds, by way of Queen Street, I Melbourne, Dufferin Avenue and King Street, and General Currie, with the ! other officers was entertained at luncheon by the directors and officials of the Exhibition.A number of addresses were made and responded to, and the \\ luncheon was followed by a general inspection of the war veterans in front | of the grand stand, the great soldier taking the salute as the ranks marched by.This afternoon, General Currie is on a tour of the city and surrounding district, and is paying a visit to Lennoxville, to see the new school there.Throughout the day he is the guest of the Exhibition authorities.£ DISCUSSED TREATY ; WITH AUSTRIA : DISTINGUISHED SOLDIER WHO IS GUEST OF SHERBROOKE EXHIBITION AUTHORITIES £ (Associated Press Despatch) JjjARIS, August 26.\u2014Dis-A cussion of the Austrian o peace treaty was continued by the Supreme Council of o the Peace Conference at a meeting held this morning.The response to the Austrians ° to be made by he Allied ° Powers had been lenghily ° discussed at yesterday\u2019s ses- ^ sion of the Council, which, however A did not complete the text of the reply at that session, planning to take it up again today.TÆJLSLSj/ CANADIANS ARRIVED TODAY AT KOLA Wèmmm iH m m .\\ ¦v VARIOUS EXHIBITS ON VIEW IN FULL FORCE AS GREAT EASTERN EXHIBITION IS THROWN OPEN .j.,t.^.Although the attendance at the* \" Great Eastern Exhibition during yes-j\t.\t.terday was not unusually large, the!\t.j.\t*\t\u2019\t\" *\t% fair nevertheless sprung into full)* PROGRAMME FOR THE EXHI- l being, and all the exhibits were run-;\t*\tBITION TO! iO'HtOW- -EAST- * nm*r m fuL force.At tne c1\t^\tT| AV\t,\tsK-,r whioh are not only TemariT- great interest.The recruiting posters\u2014Canadian, British, American, trench and Italian, are arranged in JfM orderiy sections, so as to enable the \u201c'j looker-on to immediately classify the MINEOLA, N.Y., August 26.\u2014Colonel William C.Barker, the Canadian \u201cAce,\u201d, arrived here from Albany at 9.20 o\u2019clock this morning, completing the first half of the International air race from Toronto to New York and return.His machine, a captured German Fokker model, carried a bag of Canadian mail, which was immediately transferred to another airplane waiting on the field and rushed off to Washington.Five airplanes, which were unable to start from the local field yesterday for various reasons, got away just before Colonel Barker arrived.The first aviator to leave was Lieut.Philip Melville, piloting a Caoroni plane, who took off at 8.50 o\u2019clock.He was followed at short intervals by Lieut.Rowlett, Lieut.F.Honsignor, Captain _C.H.Reynolds, and Lieut.Ross Kirkpatrick, all piloting De Haviland four machines.fllSIfeptl wBhkuJI püs ¦fï ?» m II V»,-\t' ïmpà'À\"éai \u2022 ^ m wÊm I H mm Mm BOLSHEVIK GOVERNMENT ADMITS THAT ALLIED FORCES HAVE NOW TAKEN POSSESSION OF ODESSA j The Occupation of Chief Russian Port on the Black Sea was Effected after Thirty Warships had Bombarded the City for Two Days\u2014The Bolshevists Retired in the Direction of Balta, 120 Miles Northwest of Odessa, According to the Statement Issued, (Associated Press Despatch) I DNDON, Aug.26.\u2014Occupation at Odessa, chief Russian \u2022K-rf port on the Black Sea, by Allied forces, is admitted in a Bolshevik Government wireless message from Moscow re-ceived here today.1 he occupation was effected, the despatch ! states, after thirty vessels had bombarded the city for two days.On the Russian northwestern front, according to the j Soviet statement, the Bolshevik troops are advancing in the i region of Pskov, having progressed already to within three and one-half miles of that city.Shortly after the Bolshevik message was received, confirmation was given in official quarters here of the occupation of Odessa.A Russian volunteer army, it was stated, had occupied the city, fhe Bolshevists retired in the direction of Balta, 120 miles northwest of Odessa.An announcement by the Ukrainian mission in London on Friday last stated that Ukrainian troops had captured Odessa, after severe fighting north of the city.Previous reports in the despatches to the British War Office, given out in London on August 18, reported that the Bolshevists had been driven from Odessa by the populace.THE REPORTED IMPENDING ATTEMPT TO WREST PETROGRAD FROM BOLSHEVISTS IS NOT LIKELY TO MATERIALIZE FOR SOME TIME AT LEAST LONDON, Aug., 26\u2014The report-\u2019\u2019 GENERAL SIR ARTHUR CURRIE, COMMANDER.IN CANADIAN FORCES OVERSEAS Presid:?!-;; Wilson Will Make No Move Re Wage Demands Until Normal Conditions Restored ed impending attempt to take Petro ,_____________________________ grad from Bolshevists is not likely ^A^^LYiTOTtnfirSTSTririnnrb' to materialize, according to the Daily ° Mail\u2019s Helsingfors correspondent.Such an operation, he points out, j must be by land, and the only avail-, able forces consist of Finns, Russians and Esthonians.It is very doubtful, however, in the opinion of the correspondent, if Firiands help could be obtained since the Socialist victory in the Presidential election de-ifeated General Mannerheim, who j alone was capable of leading an expedition.President States that it is Neither Wise Nor Possible at this Time, when Most important Question.Before the Country is a Return to a Normal Price Level, to Attempt to Increase Freight Rates to Provide Funds for Higher Wages.iTmnr^, JUGO-SLAV DELEGATES I WANT MERCHANT SHIPS \u201c o (Associated Press Despatch) OARIS, August 26.\u2014The * Jugo-Slav delegation has sent a note to the Peace Conference asking that former £ Austrian merchant vessels ine hsthomans are unwilling to\tu\t, i \u2022\ti i 3\t*\tci\tl advance unless the Allies formally,\to\t~C5ong\tto uiOV6I3!SS\tDC recognize her indenpedence, and an-\t°\tturned over to\tthe\tjurisdic- t:-BoIshevik Russians are probably\t(r\t,.\tr iL i\tci\tn\ti unable alone to take the capital be-1 lo ®' the JUgO-olav Kepub-fore winter, notwithstanding suppi-ji0 [Jc ies furnished by the Allies.Moreover, 1 (Continued on Page 8)\t1C 00000000000000000000009^, ?J* «J»\t* «J» \u2022J* -J»\t4M» «ft «£?\u2022£?.-age ways, and the interior presents I ible for thc actual\" sêntînienT but lærssx?\u2019ss.wæsk w every other article imaginable, mixed\t(Continued on page 12.) in complete, though orderly, pande- \u2014-\u2014_ , ,, ^ ^.mo ni 11 m.The Midway, of course, furnished the psual amusements for those who cherish a taste for this type of entertainment.Various circus freak:-:, reminiscent of the days when Bar-num and Bailey were at the height of their power, were acclaimed from great canvas signs, and by the steady talk of the ba!ly-hoo men.Games of skill and of chance alternated with various sorts of \u201crides,\u201d including the unavoidable \u201cmerry-go-round,\u201d the \u201cferris-wheel,\u201d and all the other kinds of entertainment dear to the hearts of the younger génération, and apparently just as dear to many of their elders.THE WAR TROPHIES.An entirely new feature, and one which takes its place as being one of, if not the most interesting exhibit of all those at this year\u2019s fair, is that of the War Trophies, in charge of Lieut.Norman Fee, M.C., assistant in the Department of Archives, who has succeeded in bringing from Ottawa an assortment of captured German guns and other equipment, as well as Allied war material, the like of which has ever been seen assembled in this section of the country.The collection is contained in the Machinery Building, with entrance off the Main Building, and the exhibit is watched over by several returned men, well versed in the knowledge of the names and uses of the articles on exhibition.As one enters the building, one is immediately struck by the orderly manner in which the trophies have been arranged, so as to enable the onlooker to see and understand each article.The place o honor, as regards size, is accorded to the captured German aeroplane, brought down by a Canadian airman, which spreads its great wings over a largo section of floor space.Broken by the battle which led to its destruction, the plane is yet in sufficiently good condition to give a clear idea of the type of machine used by the Boche.Along the sides of the walls arc various types of German guns, a 5.9 howitzer, several 77 niilimetre high power and field guns, and machine runs of various kinds.The walls are hung with war posters and pictures, which alone provide an exhibit of * THE WEATHER * \u2022λ\t*;\u2022 4< ?>\t*> -j. \u2022¦}.-> ?\t*¦> * -> -> ?> .j< PARTLY FAIR AND COOL.The barometer continues high to the westward of the Great Lakes and low over the St.Lawrence Valley and Atlantic coast.Showers have occurred in many parts of Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime Provinces, and in a few localities in the West.Fresh (o strong westerly winds, partly fair and cool today and on Wednesday; showers in some localities.THE EARLIEST SNOW FALL ON RECORD 3 Sji\u2019bs Are Reinforcing Their Troops At Banat Because The .Rumanians Are Concentrating Member of Serbian Delegation Says They Made Such a Move Statements \"can\u201cbe made, and' ' made f.y _is Refined.R is not strietly a ques- Because Rumanians Have Called Up Troops at Other Side of Banat, Causing Great Agitation Among the Population of a Considerable Part of the Territory\u2014Former Premier Says Talk of Mobilization is Exaggerated.(Associated Press Despatch) 1 PARIS, August 26.\u2014A report received in Paris says that the ; Serbians are mobilizing their j forces in Banat and Tamesvar.For-j mer Premier Pachitch, and head of ! j the Serbian delegation, says that the ! Serbs are reinforcing their troops on j their side line through Banat, esta- ! I blished by the Supreme Council ,be- j cause the Rumanians are concentrât-1 j ing on the other side causing great j I agitation among the population of | j a considerable part of the territory, I I which is preponderatingly Serbian for 1 j a considerable distance inside the area attributed to Rumania.The talk of mobilization, however, I M.Pachitch declares, is exaggerated.! SERBIA MUST DEFEND HER JUST DEMANDS PRINCE VISITS THE RETURNED SOLDIERS.(Associated Press Despatch) WASHINGTON, Aug., 26-\u2014 Postponement of the settlement of wage demands un-(Associated Press Despatch) til normal economic condition are restored was announced yesterday by President Wilson as ihe policy which ^ the administration will pursue in dealing with such questions, particularly those affecting railroad workers.\t1 The President also announced that [ it was neither wise nor feasible at! this time, when the most imoort'-nt 1 question before the country is a return to a normal price level, to at- ; tempt to increase freight rates to 1 provide funds for higher wages.\u201cWe ought to postpone questions of ! this sort until we have opportunity! for certain calculation as to the relat-! ions between wages and the cost of living.\u201d The President declared in a state-: ment to the public explaining his de- ; cision as to wages.\u201cIt is the duty of every citizen to insist upon a truce i in such contests until intelligent difficulty, that a Governmental poli- -a .cy is defined, it is not strictly a ques-by peace and effective common coun-i9on wT?Fes and working conditions, sel.I appeal to my fellow citizens of ?or President says that further every employment to co-operate ; increases cannot be granted whilst insisting upon and maintaining such an ehort is being made to reduce pr:c-a truce \u201d\t: es» an\tvilla visits Juarez\tdeath\tfollows in\tL of Washington, D.C., who have\tbeen\t^jg waite_ you can\tsee an\texample -f\tj\tMiss\tClem George, home from\ta guests of Mr.\tand Mrs.L.E.Fessen-j one of villa\u2019s former calls on Juarez\tI\ttrip to\tMilby and Potton Springs, den, at \u201cThe\tLedge for two weeks,! çjose by the railroad that runa into\ti\tMr.\tand Mrs.W.Rothera have re- have left for Rockford, 111., to\tvisit\tihe to^;n from the\tsouth.\tOnce Villa\tturned\tfrom Old Orchard, Me.Mrs.ïcssenden\u2019s parents, Mr.\tand\tcaptured the town\taud two hundred\tMr.\tand Mrs.D.McCullough\tvery Mrs.Byron Beard.\tj Maderistas to boot.He caused them ! pleasantly entertained a few of their Mr.Ainshe, of Montreal, spent the t0 dlg a trench\tthat railroad ! friends Monday evening, week-end with Mr.Edgar Woodard.] 0j sultable Jongth and depth Then,\tj\tMr.\tDouglas McKinley, Lowell, Mr.J.K.\tStewart returned to liavlng llned them up in front of the\t!\tMass.,\trecent guest of Mr.and Mrs.Westmount on Sunday evening, after) trenchj hc turaed the machine gun W.Murchie.n week at.The Lede-e.\ton them when they had a)1 fallen The service in the Presbyterian Church, Sunday morning, was in charge of Rev.George Mac.Lonnan, B.A., Montreal, Secretary of the Bible Society, who ' delivered an eloquent address on the work carried on by the Society.Rev.James Solandt, of Wallingford, Conn., conducted the evening service in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday last.Mr.Solandt is engaged in Sabbath Day League work in the State of Connecticut.The I.O.O.F.of Megantic County, held their annual picnic here on Saturday last.Mrs.Fred W.McKenzie and daughter, Jean, of East Broughton, spending a few days here, .Mr.John Miller left this week for Arnprior, Ont., for a two week\u2019s visit.Mrs.A.D.McKenzie and Master Kenneth spent last week at Thet-ford Mines.\t1 Mrs.Wilson Beattie and daughter, Frances, are spending a couple of weeks at Old Orchard, Me.Rev.G.A.Adamson home from MacDonald College, where he was attending summer school.Rev.J.D.MacKenzie, who spent his vacation with his cousin, Mr.D.MacKenzie, left for his home in New York on Saturday.Miss Mary MacMillan, visiting friends in Milby.Mr.and Mrs.Carleton and Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Robinson, Manchester, N.IT., visiting friends in this vicinity.Mrs.R.B.Joslyn left Tuesday for hei* home in Narragansett Pier, R.Regular Passenger Services to all British Ports.ANCHGR-DONALOSON Montreal to Glasirow.3aturnia.Sept.17 Cassandra .Sept.24 baturnla.Oct.24 Cassandra .Oct.30 CUNARD LINE New York to Liverpool.Carmania .Auk.30 Orduna .Sept.13 Carmania .Oct.4 Orduna .Oct.IS New York to Plymouth, Cherbourg.Caro ni a Sept.24 Caronia .Oct.29 N.Y., Plymouth.Havre, Southampton.R*yal George, Aug.30 Royal George, Nov.1 N.Y., Cherbourg, Southampton.Mauretania, Sept.17 Mauretania .Oct.13 N.Y., Plymouth, Havre, London.Saxonla .Aug.30 New York to Piraeus, Greece.Pannonia.Aug.2& ANCHOR LINE Boston to Glasgow.Elysia.Sept.10 Scindia .Sept.2i New York to Glasgow via Morille.Columbia.Sept.6 For rates o£ passage and further particulars apply to all local ticket agents, or to The fleford Company, Limited, 20 Hospital Street.Montreal.Que.os ,1 DR.W.A.LOWELL, (SPECIALIST TO the Sherbrooke Hospital).Eye, Ear, Nose end Throat Diseases, 87 Duffcrin Ave., Sherbrooke.Consultation; iO-lÜ a.m., 1-4 p.m\u201e and by appointment.R B.SPEER, M.D., Specialist\u2014Eye.Ear, \u2022 Nose, Threat.Tel.1240.Whitins Blk.| T A.DARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST\u2014EYE, * J \u2022 Ear, Nose and Throat.Office and Pri- j \u201etc Hospital, 49 Kinit Street.\t| Dr.l.c.bachand, consulting spe- j cialiat.Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Mo.106 j Wellington St.Record Block, Sherbrooke.MUSICIANS rpHE SHERBROOKE ACADEMY OF MUSIC A offers facilities for progress in Voice, Piano, Violin, 'Cello and Harmony, including tho Licentiate degree, which compares favor-^ ably with any European Conservatory.Irwin Kawdon.Principal.\u2019Phone 885.Meetings in Brome County Andrew McMaster, M.P., and William R.Oliver, M.L.A., for Brome, beg to announce that they will hold the following public meetings in the County of Brome on the dates and at the places mentioned hereunder for the purpose of personally acquainting their electors with the transactions of the past Sessions at Ottawa and Quebec, and of dealing with the platform laid down by the National Liberal Convention.Mon and women of all shades of political opinion are cordially invited to be present.Ang.22-\u2014Stevens* Hall.East Farnham.Aug.23\u2014Town Hall .Foster.Aug.25\u2014School House .Iron Hill.Aug.26\u2014Hall above Post Office.St.Etienne de Bolton.Aug 29\u2014School House .St.Francois Xavier, Aug.30\u2014-Page School House .East Bolton* Meetings will begin at eight o\u2019clock.spending a week at \u201cThe Ledge.Mrs.F.B.Jacques and daughter, Dorothea, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., are visiting Mr.and Mrs.L.E.Fessenden for a few days.Mrs.Jacques and her daughter are just returning from their trip to the Pacific Coast, where they visited Mrs.Jacques brother, Mr.Arthur L.Fesseden, of Kalispell, Montana, and Uncle George Fessenden, of Ronan, Mont., and other friends in Portland and Astoria, Oregon.She will return to her home at Edgehill, St.Johnsbury, Vt., this week, and her little son,' Kenneth Jacques, who has spent the summer with his grandfather, Mr.L.E.Fessenden, will return home with his mother and sister.Mr.Charles Hayes, of Westrange, N.H\u201e is visiting\u2019his aunt, Mrs.Ab-bie Woodard at \u201cMaplehurst.\u201d Mr.R.F.Graves has sold his farm to Mr.Pierce, of Lennoxville, and Mr.Grave has purchased Mr.Curtis Beard\u2019s farm near Laroche.Miss Laura A.R.Kemp, has returned to her duties in the Canadian Bank of Commerce at West Shefford, after a vacation of two weeks spent at her home \u201cThe Ledge\u201d and with friends at Magog.AUCTIONEERS AND ACCOUNTANTS TOHN J.GRIFFITH, L.I.A., AUCTIONEER, Accountant, Commissioner and Auditor, Sherbrooke.JH.BRYCE, C.G.A., ACCOUNTANT, \u2022 Auditor, 15 Quebec St., Sherbrooke.rn H.i- \u2022 cer.District St, Francis.Phone No.4, North Hatley.JC R I C H T O N BROWN.CHARTERED \u2022 Accountant» 1 Sun Life Bldg.Tel, 1377.ADVOCATES 4 A ATE, WELLS, WHITE A LYNCH, ADVO-V8 catofl.Merchants Bunk Bldg., Sherbrooke.1 ERASER, HUGO & MIGNAULT.ADVO-cutcH, Q.C.R.Building.VflCOL.LAZURE, COUTURE ft KING.-i-\\ Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.J AWRENCE, MORRIS A MelVER, ADVO- cate», etc., Sherbrooke.JSYDI \u2022 cate.Ollico at Court Hourp.Sherbrooke.O\u2019BRF.ADY A PANNETON.ADVOCATES, 1S5 Wellington Street.into the trench, he caused a team ot mules and a road scraper to drive by and cover up the grave.The prospect of a visit of Villa to Juare* hardly promotes business enterpriso, On one side of the river El Paso grows daily.On the other side of the river Juarez, once one of the brightest, gayest and most licentious etties of Mexico, has lapsed back into pitiful Itetiossness.Ever since the fall of Diaz, even in the brightest days of sunshine, a cloud of impending tragedy has rested over the adobe town.Murder has boen romptint In its streets, for human life has become very cheap in Juarez.Its graveyard is lined with the graves of political offenders, who have stood in front of the white wall.Its houses, even its cathedral, with its famous wood oarv- | ings and its sturdy towers, are pitted with bullet marks and torn by light ; artillery.Yet not so very long ago every man ! who watched the horses run knew ot the race track at Juarez.It was on« of the best in the western continents, I where fortunes were won and lost ; each year.The horses and the stables were of the very finest.It is years SAFE.\tnow since any .-ace was run there.The partners of a well known stock The track is a wood-grown wilderness exchange house were having a dinner] and the graiulsland and all the other conference at an uptown hotel.Onej buildings arc falling to pieces.The] of them appeared worried during the] same is true with all ihe rest of tho progress of the meal, and finally he] town.Every house has a curious un-was queried as tt> the cause of his kempt loo!;.fit of abstraction.\tj Even the bullfight, if there is any, j \u201cI just happened to remember that is not worthy of the name.The cos* i I neglected to lock the safe before Ij tumes of the toreadors are gone, and '-\"\u2022'U^a\tI tiloy bait the b\u201en, a .very poorly fed SAILINGS\u2014RATES EMPRESS OF FRANCE 18,500 ton».Fast, Luxurious 6-day Steamship.Less than 4 days at Sea, Sails from QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL, 4 p.m.October 9th.Special train loaves Windsor St Station 9.45 a.m.direct to ship.1st Class.2nd Class.3rd Class $170 up $100 up $63 75 War 'rax 5\t5\t3.00 Special Suites and Rooms with Baths.Apply Local Agent» SPECIAL LEAVE.A soldier was pleading with his commanding officer.\u201cYou are always on leave,\u201d exclaimed the commanding officer.\u201cWhat on eartli do you want special leave for now?\u201d \u201cMy sister\u2019s baby is going to be vaccinated, sir.\u201d \u201cAnd w\u2019hat has that got to do with baby\u2014er\u2014the \u201cShe\u2019s my sister, sir,\u201d explaimed i No, I mean\u2014\u201d Tommy, with a hurt look.\tj \u201cYou mean,\u201d broke in the C.0.\u201cWhat\u2014the baby?\u201d\t! angrily.\u201cWhat do they want you for?\u201cNo, sir, the baby\u2019s sister\u2019s my That is the point.\u201d brother\u2014I mean I\u2019m the mother\u2019s! \u201cFor a godmother, sir.\u201d father\u2019s my sister.Only Tablets Marked with the \u201cBayer Cross\" are Genuine Aspirin\u2014Others Acid Imitations left the office,\u201d he replied.\u201cWhy worry'!\u201d said another member of the firm.\u201cWe are ali here.\u201d WM.C.TRACY, ADVOCATE.187 VVEL lington Stroot.EWING & McFADDEN ADVOCATES.112 St.James Street, MontreaL J.Armitage Ewing, K.O.George S.McFadden, K.O.ALL Penman Underwear is free from j.rough seams or raw edges.It fits snugly, yet has a springy texture that allows perfect freedom of action.Whatever the weight you can he sure of comfort if you remember the name\u2014Penman*.'ffikmrUMlS Underwear \"THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE\u201d ¦58 SAPHO Insect Powder A MODERN SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT WORKS ASTOUNDING DESTRUCTION ON FLIES Mosquitoes, Roaches; 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The world\u2019s greatest physicians, jeafr mis of their own reputation and care-* ful of the health of their patients, prescribe \u201cBayer Tablets of Aspirin.,,?Aspirin is not German hut is made in Canada, by Canadians, and is owned by a Canadian company.Unless you see the safety \u201cBayer Cross\u201d on package and on tablets you are not getting Aspirin at all! Look for the \u201cBayer Cross\u201d! Then it is real Aspirin.; Don\u2019t accept Aspirin in a pill box.Buy a \u201cBayer Package\u201d! iThere is no substitute for genuine \u201cBayer Tablets Of Aspirin,\u201d which have been proved safe by millions for Pain, Headache, .Neuralgia, Toothache, Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Colds, (Grippe, Joint Pains, Neuritis.Proper and safe directions are in every \u201cBayer\u201d package^ Bows of 12 tablets\u2014Bottles of 24\u2014Bottles of 100\u2014Also Capsules.Aspirin is tin- tratle mark (rpgistem! In Cnnaiinl of lUjrer Manufacture of MonoacrtW-\u2022cWostcr ot Sallcylicaeiri, While it is wtl l known that Aapirhi ineann llayer ma on fact tir», to assist the ptiblju ttffatnst imltutions, tho Tablets of Bayer Comptuy will bo etampcil witU their general trade mark, \u201cBayer Cms»\u201d i ) FOUR SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1919.AUTOMOBILE TOURISTS Automobile tourists coining to the city this week will appreciate the accommodation and service we'are prepared to offer day and night in our repair department.We have in stock a complete line of accessories and parts, also a large stock of Goodyear Fabric, Goodyear Cord and Royal Oak Tires.We have also a few slightly used cars on hand, 1918-1919 models.O\u2019DonneS! êt EViorissette Distributors for Studebaker and Gray-Dort Motor Cars and the Famous Stewart Trucks.217 Wellington St.- .- Sherbrooke, Que.When the Prince Goes to the States\u2014 Sangster ?The ONLY CARE.'«S *IGWiE$S, SflNmV \\ i THE __ ^ ./n, In the City ^Tiat does this mean to you?*It means absolutely safe storage for your car while visiting the Fair.We have large storage space and carry a full line of Auto Accessories, Tires, Patches, Oils, Gasoline, ; in fact, everything motorists need.Our Garage Service is at your disposal.Open until midnight.Call our Trouble Department\u2014Phone 413.Sangster's Garage 4 El JUST WfNT To GET ï>EftO ON , ^ Hit* .Ac£- MANY CASES ARE Ü.S.STRIKES OUT HEARD BEFORE JAPAN\u2019S TITLE ____________Z ~ RE SHANTUNG Military Service Cases Form Long Roll in Courts Here and in Sweetsburg.A large number of cases of various types were bandied by District Magistrate Mulvena at Sweetsburg re- THe Senate Committee Voted to Amend the Peace Treaty Clause Regarding Shantung.WASHINGTON, August 26.\u2014After voting to amend the peace treaty by striking out Japan\u2019s title to the Ger-cently for the sitting of the court in man rights in Shantung, the Senate this locality and heard a number, of foreign Relations committee notified which the majority were relative to President Wilson that it could not the Military Service Act.About on# intelligently proceed with its work hundred refracted or pretended con- on amendments until h© furnished ad- eceipts appeared during the day.The first case heard was that of Omer Manville, Oonstaible of the C.P.ditional information.The action on the Shantung provision was taken In short order.ft.at Parnham, against Frank Fad- Chairman Lodge proposing the am-don, of Boston, for vagabondage, endment and the committee adopting The prisoner pleaded guilty and was condemned to one dollar and expenses or eight days ifi prison, subject to deportation.Another individual of the same sort, named Thomas O\u2019Meaia, who ing it virtually without debate.The vote was nine to eight, with all the Democratic members and Senator Mc-Cumber, Republican, North Dakota, voting in the negative.Then the point of inadequate information was EAST ANGUS guest of Mrs.W.H.Davis.Miss Lula Willard returned home on Saturday after quite a long absence.Mrs.Henry Mick, of Cookshire, at- 208 Wellington St Sherbrooke, Que.A very pretty wedding took place fn Milan.N.H., on August 14th, when\t- -___,\t.T , Mr.Roy Elton Fogg, who has resid- tended the funeral of the late .Ir.J.A.ed in East Angus for some years, and i\t®\t\u2022\t.\u2022 Miss Lillian Hoy, of Milan, were uni-'.^Ir,' Edward Palmer is spending a ted in matrimony.Mr.and Mrs.Fogg i f{Trda^ m Victonaville.are expected to reside in East Angus,! cw vf , a for the present.\tI Sherbrooke recently.son, of Wakefield, Mass., are visiting relatives in Derby Line.also states that he come,; from Bos- raige point# in Ontario and New Brunswick.Mr.and Mrs.C.L, Churchill and Oarage and Servie© ; Stalina in Oenstecîion We are sole distributors in the Province of Quebec for HUDSON, ESSEX, FRA^XLi^, anti ' NASH AUTOMOBILES ALSO REPUBLIC TRUCKS A special invitation is extended to automobile dealers in the Eastern Townships.Our line is sure to interest you and we can offer an excellent proposition.All models of the above cars now on exhibition, together with a complete line of Tires and Accessories.We do not exhibit at the Fair.Visit our Show Room, 211 Wellington Street.m B Legare Automobile oi Sherbrooke, 211 Wellington St- Arthur J.Sc.nlan, Mar.1 A/67-C 1673732913861616345416161016161616161013167616761682727673737^8376^42^1614^686181976201276137373^1^173810175010105450134010201^101^^ 04817000962311187031176360192 V- SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 19Î9- five.a This Summer You don*t hare to learc your music behind when you go away this summer.You can take the latest songs, and dance all day to the latest dances on a Vacation Model l Grafonola These popular portable model Columbia Grafonolas give you all the music on Columbia Records as plainly and clearly as if the bands and orchestras, the Grand Opera stars and concert singers, the vaudeville artists and comedians, were actually members of your party.A.C.SKIPEB, 7 Slraîltcona Spare After All the Fen is tins Best Picture Maker Your friends are glad to receive \u201csnaps\u201d taken on your holidays.But how much more interested they are in your Letters ! It is your description of the little fresh happenings, of the colorful scenery, the airy gossip of the summer resort, and the clever sayings of the children\u2014these paint the vacation in its true colours \u2014vivid with your own individuality.And it is such a pleasure to convey these impressions to your friends and to your diary, if you use a I Vacations are delightful institutions for \u201ccatching up\u201d with your correspondence.Don\u2019t court regret by going away without a plentiful supply of stationery and a Waterman\u2019s Ideal Fountain Pen.Select yours today l Sold by (he Best Dealers Everywhere.L E.Waterman Co., Limited, 179 St James St., Montreat NEW YORK, BOSTON, CHICAGO, SAN FRANCISCO, LONDON, PARIS.Conqueror of Atlantic Downed Seven Machines C Celebrated Remark Made By General Castelnau W Fighting Against Hnns APT.JOHN AXÆOOK, D.3.0n pilot of the Vkjkers-Vhnjr bomber which Biicccrasfully flew the Atlantic, la one ot the moat widely experienced British acea.He haa had an Interesting career throughout the war, and la cre-j dited with seven German, machines, I despite the fact that the major pais j tlon of his service was devoted to In-! Btructional work.Capt.Aîcock Tas bora at Man-! Chester, England, and after being ; graduated from college there served ; an apprenticeship in engineering.He took up aeronautics in 1909, chiefly as a hobby.At first he experimented with kite gliders, flying them without engines.During the next three years he worked with several airplane concerns.He secured his pilot\u2019s license In 1912.In the intervening years before the outbreak of the war he took part in a number of flying competitions.In the aerial race between London and j bef^ve Seen in the Light of Events HILE fixed poets attention has been on the ethical as-of the invasion of Belgium in 1914, people forgot the political and military aspects of that Question as they presented themselves In theory in the days before the war.One of the surprising things in that episode has always been the apparent unreadiness of the French General Staff for such a move.Was the French command relying on a German treaty to protect the Channel porta?If so, why this example of unsuspected naivete in European politics, which has shown itself so expert in ninety-nine maxims of Maehiavelli, only to prove wanting in observing the hundredth, the one, namely, that if you are protected on the right wing by a fortress and on the left by a promise i you may expect the attack to come | through the promise?As a matter of fact, if we are to .\t,\t,\t, .\t,,\t,\t.\t, -e the exposition which M.Manchester, organised by the London | MayeraB makes of the situatlon ia Le ^al1 f°ria TPli,Ztf-K°0\u2019 r\u2019opulalre\u2019 Ule French strategy of finished second In this fiight he used i Ausust 1914 haK a hi ^hicll a Farman machine fitted with a 159- , g0.es ^ to mi.At tut t/me Qan horse-power bunbeam engme of : Michej wa8 forced ont o{ fh,, hlgll .British make.\tcommand in France and the ascend- Following this he won several ancy passc il L U /V.itlUIIIt?, It, was about, this time tf year and aUondeil thp ,\\.ulis-Quinn wedding at Adam was pottering around among i y,,.,, ]ast wce].the trees in the garden\t} Mr\u2019.Louis C.Roy, B.S.A\u201e has rc- Adnm, called Eve, what on earth turned from Stc.Anne do Bellevue, are you doing out there so long?\u201cTrying to fine out whether peach crop\u2019s really killed or not, plied Adam.A.iut\twiiur,i it, «itwxtadk the re- where he attended ihe Alumni re-union of the Agricultural graduates held at MacDonald College this week.Mr.Thomas E.Burton spent the wonk-and m Foster, tho vuest of Ml'.and Mrs.H.Weston Parry.The local academy is being painted and renovated before the opening of the school on Tuesday morning, I September 2nd.The Riverside Garage has been I taken over by Messrs Charles 0.Des-Roehers and Frank Hurd.In addition to all automobile repair's, painting and varnishing of cars, general house decorating and renovating is being «-i\t.4 at*»4 «% \\r\tr\\ar \\1 .i to c I and Hurd.Mr.Gordon Porter, who has been | the guest for some weeks, since his I return from overseas of his brother, | Mr.Bert Porter, has left en a visit' to relatives in Winnapeg.Mr.Louis O.Ellis left on Sunday [for Toronto, where he will spend his; l vacation.Mr.William E.Learned, Manager of the local branch of the Canadian] 'Bank of Commerce has been trans-1 ferred to the Thetford Mines office.Mr.Learned has been manager ot this branch for about eight years, being formerly at Ayer\u2019s Cliff and succeeded Mr.D.Howard Tolmie here.Mr.F.E.Kerridge, of Cowansville, is the newly appointed manager for' Cookshire.Mrs.Orin A.Osgood, Mrs.Edward J.Planche and Miss E.Marjorie Blanche, in Sherbrooke on Friday. T 1 SIX SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1919.The Best Time to Hève Your Eyes Examinei The best time to have your eyes examined is before you really need glasses.If people would learn to conserve their good eyesight by consulting an optometrist frequently, having their eyes examined and following the advice given, they would, in many cases, be able to put off the day when glasses should be worn.In any event, they would know when to start wearing glasses.Consult A.C SKINNER | The Optician on the Square SHERBROOKE, QUE.VtRIBBSKMüBliiK ¦ ¦ ¦\"« B_îÇ ' * ary brieflets * *4>* + + + + 4>***«* + *4ÿ*4 H 20 \u201c«w musical hit* at Stadium.M ; \u201erG,rovetti Store will be closed on jg Wednesday at 1 o\u2019clock.S i Armoury, informal dancing, assembly, Wednesday, 9 to 12.LeBaron\u2019s ¦\tOrchestra, 10 pieces, we sing and y Jazz some.¦I | H Reduced prices on all club bags, g suitcases and trunks at Edwards\u2019 this ¦\tweek.¦\tI \u201cDew Drop Inn,\u201d cor.Esplanade ¦\tAve.and John Street, Magog River, jg Canoes, boats and launch to rent by P day or hour.Refreshment Parlor g ; where you may procure ice cream, soft g : drinks, etc.Open afternoons and even-1 mgs.There are Many Ways to Earn Money And lots of ways to spend money.BUT one SURE way to SAY E it is by depositing regularly with Die Sherbrooke Loan & Mortgage Company And Receive 4% Compound Interest.SIB Luxurious English Chesterfields, ! assorted sizes and coverings $90.00 to ; $225.00 at Edwards.\u2019 Mde.Eva Gauthier will give a recital of English, French and Russian ; songs, Wednesday evening, August 27th, 1919, at 8.15 p.m.in the Town Hall, North Hatley.Tickets 60c and 75c.One of the popular attractions on the Fair Grounds is the Main Dining Hall.Only very best meats and home made pastry served.Quick service.Near Main Entrance.Look for sign on top.Before you go to the Fair visit Edwards\u2019 store.Eight floors, fine furniture and rugs.No one urged to buy.Take your friends to the Armoury, Wednesday, special large orchestra this week.Eva Gauthier has selected from the warerooms of H.'C.Wilson & Sons, Ltd., a very fine toned Heintzman & Co.Piano for her Concert at North Hatley tomorrow night.Lord\u2019s motor ambulance was called by Dr.George Hume to remove Mrs.R.B.Aitchison from her home, 154 Belvidere street, to Sherbrooke Hcspi-_\t, tal; also called by Dr.Ledoux to re- SB ¦ move Mr.T.Pelletier, of East Here-W ford, from the C.P.R.train to the St.i Vincent de Paul Hospital.REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Registrations in the Sherbrooke Division Registry Office during the week ending August 23rd, are: Mrs.F.X.Tremblay to Onas Gagnon, lot 181 and part Dufferin street, South Ward.Price, $5000.Mrs.J.A.Gauthier to Webster Motors Limited, lots 1444-104, 170, 173, 174, 177, S.hf.of 169, S.15 ft.169, E parts lots 171, 172, 175, 176, S.E.corner 168, part 178, N.pt.169, South Ward.$26,500.A.R.B.Lockhart to A.D.Brodie lot 396, North Ward.Price, $1200.Mrs.W.H.B.McCann et al, es-qual, to His Majesty the King, lot 19a, range 1, Compton.Price, $4000.Emile Lecours to T.H.Year, lot 315 Orford.Price, $2800.W.R.Webster to Arthur Chevalier W.pt.of lot 1270, S.E.pt.lot 1269, and right of way of lot 1269, South Ward.Price, $13,200.Harry Henning to Manasseh Smith his rights in E.hf.lot 803 and lot 804, East Ward.Price, $6000.Mrs.L.J.Char est to Sinai Leblond, lot 1444-81, South Ward.Price, $6000.Mrs.L.J.Charest to Stanislas Dutil lot 1494-173, South Ward.Price $4000.William Hamer to Mrs.E.E.Thomp-son lots 237, 239, part 511, Orford.Price, $2500.George Nourri to Abraham Schnapp lot 1444-243, South Ward.Price, $5,-000.E.J.Carpenter to J.B.Waldron lots 17f and 17g, range 8, Compton.Price, $950.Jacob Nicol to Mrs.G.D.MacKinnon lots 153 and 154, North Ward.Price, $1.William Pitman to His Majesty the King, lots 9f and lOd, range 10, Ascot.Price, $3800.- FOSTER Dance, Wednesday evening, August 27th.Good music.E.R.Wing, Mgr.& fPMB P I?A MONTH f All CabinetWork Is done at the shop.We guarantee tatis faction to everybody.The varrioTii kinds of lumber employed are prepared to meet the atmospheric conditions.Always cm hand: Selected Oak, Black Walnut and Mahogany.Reasonable prices.Work guaranteed.Designs for all kinds of work furnished upon reouest.My motto : To give satisfaction.A.D.Desilets Cabinet Maker 371 Wellington St.Tel.931.Khaki is the leading color in! the city today, and many familiar ; faces are noticed among the \u201cboys; from tne front\u201d who are visiting the 1 will bring an Electric Range city, and Exhibition grounds.,\t\u2022\t, n j , Mrs.Dick Hawkins, with her sis-, to your home, installed ready | ter, Miss LeClare.of Providence, and [ ^\t; Miss Dorothy Hope, in natty riding; ror use.\t! habits and mounted on fine sadd.e ; 1 horses, were interesting visitors at! the Fair yesterday.\t, ,, .| Ladies are always assured of their i due of admihation, and yesterday ; \u201cLady Wilkes\u201d and \u201cLady Rose\u201d the ! handsome driving span of mares be-! longing to W.S.Armitage, _ Moun-tain View Farm, received their full share while, being shown in single and double harness.Wiggett\u2019s Electric Shop Sirathcona Square Î LOOK! ! ¦\ti ÿ On your way to or from the ¦ B Fair call at\tj 22A King Street East, ^ ?and see our line of Watches, || || Clocks.Rings, Necklaces, Silver- = _ ware.Fancy Pins, etc., all suit- £» able for souvenirs of the Fair.g S Everything bought at our y q store during Fair Week will be ® m engraved Free of charge.\tH E.J.Mathurin 22A King St.East.WELL KNOWN RESIDENT PASSES AWAY.The death occurred last evening at St.Vincent de Paul Hospital of Mr.Louis A.Saint Jean, of this city, after only a few days\u2019 illness, from pneumonia.The late Mr.Saint Jean was well known in this city, having spent his life here, and for several years was bookkeeper at the store of his cousin, Mr.C.O.Saint Jean.He leaves a wife and three children.The funeral will take place from his late residence, Pine street, to St.Jean Baptiste Church, Thursday morning, at nine o\u2019clock.£jætr We are now displaying advance selections of the New Autumn Models in Afternoon Frocks, Tailored Suits, Coats and Millinery.65 Wellington St.Real Optical Service by experienced Optometrists and Opticians is what we are offering.If you consider this worth while come and1 see us.Shoe Repairing Is a Branch of Our Business Get out-your old shoes from the bottom vf the closet, sort a pair or 00 and, no matter how much worn they may appear to you, brlnp them here.They must bo very bad, indeed, if we cannot repair them on our modern machines.They practically remake the shoes.Give our service a trial.You\u2019ll find it a great saver of shoe expense.IVI.«J.CHOQUETTE Tho Shop lor Ui*h tirade footwear, 15 Wellington Stroot.\tOpposite Hi* M«!e«ty*.Theatre.The Greatest of 173 We!!' Jon At E D\\ if A 1^1 DS The Essence of Our Advice is \u2018\u2018BUY NOW\u201d If you have to buy furniture in the immediate future \u2014and if you are interested in saving (and saving considerably) our advice is \u201cBuy Now! It may be that never again will you have the oppor-| tunity of buying at such low prices.Join the Home Lovers\u2019 pTirniture Club if you desire the privileges of extended payments, there are no in-I terest charges, of any kind.wmm imwmmmm'mmtm Quality Bread Peed Service Fair Price* Have placed us first in the baking business.Have YOU tried us yet?ALLAT» ipf__j; fall IliLUJli i2i§ ¦\tsj&ljhs : * Dining Room Suites.Your Choice of genuine Black Walnut, Fumed Oak, Golden Oak, or Imperial Oak.We have arranged them so you can see the entire line at a glance.Each suite consists of six to eight pieces, and prices range from $100 to $400.BIKER 72 !-W.MSBMBBWræt'r.33 IliWIï 1 BUILD NOW ! Get those needed »m= provements under way Orders Taken 1 3 B ¦ SB a s5_D B B flm ¦ B * W.R.BRABLSY § SON UNDERTAKERS & 'MBALMEKS Estimates furuisiied without cost for Fine Cakes and Pastry.Call or Phone 1 327.F.PHILIPS Cash Bakery, 24 King Street East.Combination Book Case and Writing Desk.Bent glass doors.Bright finish.Imperial oak.August Furniture Sale D1 EA Price.JI.JU Book Case, double doors, 36 inches wide, 4 feet high.Four adjustable shelves.August Furniture Sale A AA Price.J.UU Dresser, white enamel, square bevel plate mirrors.August Furniture Sale Price.17.50 A LITTLE REMINDER.Having signed the peace treaty, perhaps the German delegates will send the gold pen to Wm.Hohen-zoliera for a souvenir.A TIP.There are two great races\u2014the human race and the horse race\u2014and if you must bet, lay your wager on the human race\u2014it is safer.HOKt>£ OR MOTOR AMBULANCE SERVICE 64 Frontenac Street.I Telephone 297 Sherbrooke, Qua ;i LOOMIS-DAKIN { TufT : Construction Co.Ltd.Sherbrooke, Que.- C MITCHELL'S.: Don\u2019t fail to See Our Plano M T*~ vz ouet rum Stemway, Heintzman & Co, Wilson and Weber Pianos, Grand andJUpright Pianos and Player Pianos Many new styles made expressly for Exhibition.The splendid quality of these instruments and the reasonable prices will ensure the sale of the whole lot during the Fair.Special display of the famous Victrolas.Our stores will open tonight and every evening next week.td§z: \u2019 sh&Z-'-r1* *\u2022*\u20220 iJfPi ¦ M, jSs§|| $¦ * ! K-*l 114 ''SEtTim- -'i The Home of Good Music H.C.WILSON & SONS, LTD.142 \u2014 144 Wellington\t*\t=\t=\tSherbrooke Most people coming to the i Exhibition by the early trains enjoy a few hours in the morning looking about the city and possfoly doing a little shopping.Î Whether you are pleasure ; seeking or not, we will be glad I to have you give us a call.Our v/indows are tastefully trimmed with a few of the lines we sell, and are well worth your inspection.We list a few of the lines shown:\u2014 Electrical Supplies and Appliances of all kinds\u2014Table Lamps, Flash Lights, Batteries, Bulbs, etc., etc.Sanitary Plumbing Goods \u2014 A ; Complete Bathroom.Tools of all kinds.Auto Accessories.Rifles, Shotguns and Ammunition.Builders' Hardware.See our window display, \u201cWhat the Policeman Says I about Yale Padlocks.\u201d 1 Parlor Table, 18 inches square, Imperial oak, Sale Price.Dresser.Dull mahogany.Large ov; August Furniture Sa'ie Price.Chiffonier to match.August Furniture Sale Price.Dresser, fumed oak finish, 24x30 mirror.August Furniture Sale Price.Chiffonier to match August Furniture Sale Price.Chiffonier\u2014white enamel.Four drawers an bevelled mirror, August Furniture Sale Price Dressers and Chiffoniers.Golden oak, polished.Dresser\u2014August Furniture\tA £ Sale Price.Chiffonier Sale Price 1 mirror, 54.00 .52.00 mirror.54.00 54.00 23.00 fi \"¦> f \u2022J -'iv-.' ¦¦ T -August Furniture J.S.1CHI 3 rA LIMITED.W.E.Loomis Bricks, Cement, Plaster, Lime, Gravel, Sand and Wood.Heavy Teams for hire, -\u2014 - A.II.Genge Piano 1 liner and Repairer Reaitl.ce 13 Quel c Street.Telephon* 846-^ CROWDED OUT.\u201cThis movie star is billed as \u2018America's Sweetheart\u2019.\u201d \u2019 \u201cWell?\u201d \u201cMaybe that\u2019s why she lost her husband.He couldn\u2019t stand so much competition.\u201d Dining Table, solid quartered oak, square pedestal.Extending to six feet.Similar to cut.August Furniture Sale QQ -solid oak, fumed or polished.Slip 40.50 Dining Chairs-leather seats, August F\u2019urniture Sale Price Library Table, solid quartered oak.Two book shelves on either end and drawer,\t1 Q 7*1 August Furniture Sale Price.lî/.l ü Dining Room Suite.Walnut.William and Mary style.Buffet, china cabinet with drawer, 6 ft.extension table and six chairs with brown slip leather seats.August Furniture Sale Price\t362.50 Dining Chairs\u2014heavy solid oak, with wood seats.Set of six with one arm, August Furniture Sale Price Dinin C ' ' -in.i-i >' nnk, back slip leather seats.August Furniture Sale Price for.28.00 or scats.22.50 Parlor Suites m great variety, most of them in three pieces.Some are covered in Silk, Velour and Tapestry.Three-piece suite like cut mahogany finish frame, and rich plain green plush qq See our stock of Chesterfields at.gQ qq t0 22jj QQ EDWARDS Furnitu e Co.j \u2018 % DFR CIMIL FULL ISS.The German Chancellor says that the peace terms will turn his Country into an enormous jail.If that is true, literal and exact justice will bo done for the first limu in human hL-tory.i « J1 % SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, J 919.JEVEPI 13s» Social and Personal x Ü .1______________ û wmmmmsmmam EXHIBITION 'i!BllWlil!lgnmiMHIIBi.HBII!!HliaBBI!IIB!:|iaMMli;iWiii;«iHinin Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Webster have been spending the past two weeks on the Maine Coast.Mrs.W.II.Wright, of Toronto, is e guest for a few Mrs.G.A.Berwick, the guest for a few days of her sister, \" \u2018\tElgin Avenue.At the first ysu spend At t^@ sillier yesi sa¥e SEE TOE OTHER You need Clothing and Shoes for yourself and your family this Fall.It is to your interest to buy your needs now, while the choice is bigger and the prices lower.Before leaving Sherbrooke on Exhibition days, come and see the Exhibition of Fall Goods at Lenoir\u2019s, 64 King Street, Uptown, and you are sure to be just as pleased as with the other Exhibition.You will find a big array of Ladies,\u2019 Men\u2019s, Girls\u2019 and Boys\u2019 Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats and other necessary articles, at specially reduced prices.Buy at Lenoir\u2019 and Save Your Exhibition Expanses.orgi daughter, Dorothy, have returned from a holiday spent at Old Orchard.Gunning, J.Fraser ) Messrs A.A.I Armstrong and _Thomas_G.L.Ca- a five\"mônth3r stay in California\" and .III f I \\ T XI* v.r.Id.«V -I ~ _ .1- '\t-! Messrs Wilbur McCurdy, Lester Parnell and Myrton Parker, left on Tuesday for a trip to the Canadian West.Miss Anna Bayne, from Barbadoes, arrived in town last week, anil will spend some time with her brother, Dr Bayne, and Mrs.Bayne, Portland Avenue.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Bradley, Frontenac Street, have returned home from Don\u2019t lor boon left yesterday for Toronto and I other- points in Ontario.I Mr.Samuel Mills, of Lancaster, N.H., is the guest of his brother, Mr.[John Mills, King Street, East.Mrs.Douglas T.Taylor and her daughter, Miss Helen Taylor, of Chaudière Falls, Que., arrived in town today, and are the guests of Mrs.J.F.Wilson, London Street, during the Exhibition.Mr.and Mrs.Geoffry Edgell, and young son, arrived in town from Montreal last week for a visit to Mr.and Mrs.S.Edgell, Melbourne Street.Mr.Edg'ëll only remained for the week end, leaving Mrs.Edgell and son, for a longer stay.The Rev.Graham Orchard, Principal of Trinity School, Port Hope, with\t- -.-e, Mrs.Orchard, and their' son, Master Mr.and Mrs.F.L.Bean, Mr.and Mrs.Robert Orchard, are in town today d.Arwi^ws and ethers,___________________ the guests of the Misses Hunt, Pros- j ' pect House, Melbourne Street, on their 1 way home from Ste.Andrew\u2019s-by-the Sea, N.B., where they have spent the vacation.\ti Mr.Bradley is vmuch improved in health by the rest and change.During their stay in the Golden State, they spent some time at Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Raphael, Oakland of course San Francisco, and other famous places, and then came up the coast to Vancouver and the Pacific Coast cities on the return trip across the continent, amongst the places visited was the beautiful Okanagann Valley and Kelowna noted for its magnificient apples and cherries, then at their best, Lake Louise, Banff and Winnipeg'.From the latter city the travellers went to St.Paul, and Minneapolis, Minn., and thence to Canada and home by way of Niagara Falls, Toronto and Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Bradley visited relatives at various points and also mot old Sherbrooke friends, nota-b!y Mr.and Mrs.David Armstrong, ABERCORN UPPER TOWN You save 25% by walking up the hill.Mr.T.W.Cowperthwaite, of East Angus; and Mr.and Mrs.F.Newel1!, of Kansas City, who were spending their holidays with Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Ryan, at Waterloo, and others, gave the people of Abercorn a rare surprise on Monday last.Mr.J.J.Ryan was, as usuel, the guiding spirit in proposing a motor trip with a concert following, given by the above-mentioned artists, and arrang- j ed with Mr.and Mrs.F.F.Fyles,i collector of customs at Abercorn, -to1 invite a- number of guests at their residence in Abercorn, so as to enable everybody to have a chance of hearing two of the famous singers.Mr.Cowperthwaite and Mr.Newell both possess voices of excellent merit, and the people of Abercorn are grateful to them both for the enjoy able afternoon ; also Mr.and Mrs.Ryan for their favor and generous comoany of friends, which will be re membered by many of the invited guests.igplt\u2019s Stocs REVERSE ENGLISH.General Pershing was astonished_______ to receive last month from a New S3 York vaudeville manager a five-figure ~ offer to deliver short daily war talks;53 in the vaudeville houses throughout 55 America.The general did not reply to this!g££ telegram, and a fortnight went by.H| Then the vaudeville man wired again.S|§ \u201cHave you entertained my propo- 55 sition?\u201d\t§5= \u201cNo,\u201d General Pershing wired back.==§ \u201cYour proposition has entertained 1= £55 Vibrators For Health And Beauty BRADLEY & SON Undertakers Emba/mers SHERBROOKE Realizing the importance of keeping abreast of the times, and thus affording perfect satisfaction at all times, we have engaged the services of Mr.G.Collins, Expert Embalmer (of Montreal), he having had many years\u2019 experience with the best firms of that city.In taking this step, we have reason to believe that our numerous clients will appreciate our desire to supply not only the latest, but the very best service tl^ profession can offer.Motor Ambulance Day or Night Service\u2014Phone 297 Distance No Object The value of a vibratory massage and the multitude of conditions and ills which it tends to relieve make a vibrator essential to every home.| Star Vibrston vibrator The particular man is a man of taste.To such an individual Wiggett\u2019s Shoes make a strong appeal.Visit our store during fair Week and inspect our e latest models.We carry men\u2019s shoes in all widths and leathers.Price $7.00 are fully guaranteed and are as satisfactory for the purpose intended as any vibrator on the market, regardless of price.Yisit the Demonstrator Main Building, Exhibition Grounds.Ask for Demonstration.FAIR WEEK My store will be open every night and Wednesday afternoon, and I offer to all visitors to our city a cordial welcome.The Boudoir Slippers, the Gaiters and Rubbers of all descriptions have arrived, and I invite you to see them.J.A.¥ASLLANCOURT l'* j Wellington St.\"TTTTT\u2019TTS\u2019Frar:\t\"'irx-'ry* EAST FARNHAM j wounPa.Mr.Joe Jones mes with a bad ac-1 Mr.Cedric Douglas has been en-cident on Wednesday afternoon when gaged as principle of the Cowansville driving from Waterloo.The horse ran Academy for the coming scholastic away throwing him out on the ground.I year.Mr.Jones sustained a fracture of his Miss McKinnon, of Inverness, has ! ite.arm, besides several cuts on the head, been engaged ns teacher for the Pro- \u201cThose are mile posts, ~ir.Picket was called in to dress the 1 testant School here.\t' Seattle un.EXPLAINED.They are mighty proud of th Jr one skyscraper up in Seattle.It is a long, skinny building that stands on one leg like a stork and blinks down disdainfully from its thousand windows on ordinary fifteen-story shacks.A San Francisco man, recently m that city, was incautious enough to express surprise.\u201cWhat are those posts sticking out all the way up?\u201d he asked a Seattle- UWipIfSCivji Mitchell Ho Opposite Court House LIMITED.said the ; sSpf é //rrcrrJ3£?s?T \u2019SfcsV >***,\t* Welcome to our City ¦C\u2019Vp v U gl\\ s ; gj?and a!I kinds of Sheet Metal Work All work quickly and carefully done by experienced help under skilled supervision.Agent for the famous \u201cKelsey Warm Air Generator,\u201d tho \u201cCanadian Air Warmer,\u201d \u201cTropic and Blazer\u201d Furnaces.Estimates cheerfully given on ail kinds of work.Work all guaranteed.EFSNEISX CONLEY Sanitary \"Engineer.42 Magog Street, Sherbrooke.Phone 378 Welcome to our City * riii m Alexander Gosselin 6 James Street.Residence Phone 888-J, Sherbrooke.Tinsmithing, Plumbing and General Contract Work.Gas : id Steam Fitter.Iso Metal Rjofin Get our prices before placing your order.Shop rear 223 Wellington Street.Phone 508-W.Every member of the family will greatly enjoy a Piano.That is why, you, Mr, Father, should consider buying one now.Let us explain to you our easy terms of payment.Just think\u2014a few dollars will place one of Canada\u2019s best Pianos in your home, and with our easy \"terms you will never feel paying the balance.VISITORS TO THE FAIR are invited to our show rooms, where every courtesy will be extended.We want you to see the display of Gourlay, Gourlay, Winter fit Leeming, Ennis and Blouin Pianos in stock before buying.Our Phonograph Department \\ is full of the best machines on the market, including the Brunswick, Columbia and Gourlay makes.Come in and hear the latest music and songs.We welcome strangers and are pleased to furnish information to all.* ' % .V :\t.Arthur Blouin Piano Dealer, Phone 976.\t191 Wellington St.Sherbrooke, Que.i ¦ Vv;\" \" \"**'¦' r ¦ - ÆV' ' \u2022-\u2022\u2019V > i= «J.Ooisvert 2a King St., Sherbrooke Harness Maker and Dealer in all kinds of Horse Goods.The very best in Light and Heavy Harness and all Leather Goods, Trunks, Bags, Robes, also Partridge 1 ires and 1 ubes, Fire Cement and Filler.Everything in our line is complete.Call at the store, near the Bridge, on your way to the Exhibition.| hi J, A.ROBERT Manufacturing Furrier 131 Wellington St.Sherbrooke To Our Customers And All Those Interested The firm of William Croft & Sons, Ltd., Toronto, will be represented during the Exhibition Week.Their goods may be seen at sample rooms at the Grand Central Hotel.Engagements may be made by phone or mail.C.BRUNEAU Representative.Save From 15% ta 50% by Selecting Your Furs NOW The unprecedented vogue for furs has sent prices soaring, the demand now greatly exceeding the supply.Months ago, in selecting the rich fur pieces offered in this important sale, we knew prices would be sure to advance, but no one realized that costs would reach their present high level.If you contemplate the purchase of a fur coat, scarf or muff, th 3 is your opportunity ! Prices are not only from 15% to 50% below today\u2019s market value, but the quality of the furs will be difficult to duplicate for some time to come.Pay Only One-Third NOW on any garment you select, the balance when you take your furs from our modern storage vaults in the Fall.Hudson Seal Coats, from.$215.00 Hudson Seal Coats, with Natural Squirrel Collar ançl Cuffs\u2014Special.$300.00 Hudson Seal Coat, with Black Sable Collar and Cuffs.$300.00 Natural Nutria Sport Coat.$125.00 Natural Mole Coat, in belted mode;l.$215.00 One-skin Hudson Bay Marten Scarfs .$36.00 Two-skin Marten Scarfs.$72.00 Fox Scarfs.$48.50 Red Fox Sets.$45.00 Wolf Scarfs, from.$28.50 Skunk Scarfs, from.$25.00 V ^^/.^6/+:/+/.+:/.+6^^558+3.++:/5.+^^C B9./.++694+9+^29^570./.+:/+/55.65+.+:^^ / 0102005302000200020200024853485302000200230053020002025302010200530253020011010200000001010001005302000200011001020001000102000100020201020001000102010100010200021001050903060605090310000100 Eight SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, TUÈSDAŸ, AUGUST 26, 1919.\" VISIT OUR EXHIBITS AT THE SI, SHERBROOKE EXHIBI ALL people coming to the Exhibition grounds should seize the opportunity to make a good inspection of our various exhibits.Beside the great interest they arouse it would be very interesting to pay a visit to our store, 195 Wellington Street, where the warmest reception is assured to all visitors.We feel sure that you will realize that P.T.Legare, Ltd.is always ahead when its customers interests are concerned.The Favorite Plow With Good Farmers The Legare Sulkjr Plow is eminently satisfactory, successful and a leader with Canadian farmers.It is the genuine light draft Sulky Plow, the easiest on the horses \u2014the plow that has proved to be the most efficient in field work.Look over our different models.THREE MAGNIFICENT BOOTHS When You Select Legare Sulky Plow Do You Need An Engine?Don\u2019t wait if _you need an engine for any purpose.Now is the time to buy.Thousands of farmers all over the country are making more money with less hard work.They are getting more profit and enjoyment from farming, and you can do the same by using our new gasoline engine.which is in full operation at the Exhibition Grounds.5 C.V.Gasoline ^ ÉÉ 'milk A Heater that don\u2019t heat is like an airship that won\u2019t fly.Buy a LEGARE Heater.ove BUY YOUR RANGE OR HEATER AT THE EXHIBITION , Selecting from our vast stock means that there will be no regretful \u201cI wish I had seen a Range like that before 1 bought mine\u201d later on.Nor will there be any disappointment over its service.The manufacturers and this store stand behind every Range or Stove we offer for sale.A Cook Stove that don\u2019t bake is like a submarine that won\u2019t submerge.Buy a LEGARE Stove.Mi GERHARD HEINIZMAN For Your Home You not only choose a piano of charming design, of most exquisite casing, fascinating, delightful in response and captivatingly alluring in tone, but you insure yourself and family years of enjoyment of these qualities.For Gerhard Heintzman during more than half a century has won fame for its integrity of construction.Gerhard Heintzman is built on honor, and Gerhard Heintzman workmen love their work because they know it is good.We know the Gerhard Heintzman.We back it with all our resources, and we pledge you that no piano elsewhere in Canada equals the Gerhard Heintzman.You are urged to select your piano during Exhibition Week.Cash or easy terms.SHERBROOKE 195 Wellington LIMITED QUEBEC 273 St.Paul RACING EVENTS AT EXHIBITION HAVE STARTED Two Complete Races were Run Off Yeste relay\u2014American and Montreal Horses Win.ig SHORTAGE OF CARS IS ft HOLDING BACK CASE.ft The oj^eai brooke Ex hotly cont*: heats re run in held at the Hher-yesterday were : i'jdr stirrirg of the two ft (Associated Press Despatch.) ft WASHINGTON, August 26.i ft \u2014Shortage of railroad cars in ! ft the eastern coai fields is worse \u2022 ft than last year, and is resrponsi- -ft ble for curtailment in coai pro- ¦ ft duction of between thirty and ft fifty percent, according to a ft letter from Director Smith, of ¦ ft the geological survey, which ¦ ft was read in the Senate yester-ft day by Senator Pomerene, of ft Chio.& ft ft ft »- -,to-j.lay?\" \u201cInvariably when I\u2019m at home.\u201d \u201cWhat\u2019s the sense in doing thal?The actors who appear on the scr - n may be thousands of miles av/av \" \u201cI live in Los Angeles, fine never knows when the star is going to drop in to see how the film is bein;; receiv- \u20224\" Good-bye to Mary Plckford.After nine more pictures Mary Pickforil, the Canadian moving picture actress, sars she is going to take her sunshine and ourls lato retirement.If the report of her newest ; price per picture\u201412r>0,00,0\u2014may be assnnved to be authentic, Miss Pick-; ford, or \"Little Mary,\u201d an she is known by mfUioss, will take $2,250,-! 909 Into more or less retirement with ber, not courting those dollars which already have been, salted.Yet the Pickforotan sunshine and the Pichfordian curls have contributed so much to contemporary life that Canadians in genera! and young Canada ia particular would gladly bequeath to \u201cLittle Mary\" all the dollars In the land, something (hat under present conditions would take hex still several more yeors lo get.The latest move of Miss Pickford Is a plciorial amalgamation with Donghts Fairbanks, Charles Chaplin and D.W.Griffith.This \"Big Pour\" la to produce and distribute under their own auspices, haring become tired of splitting their profits with erstwhile giove snlesaien and corset makers.Speaking of the plans of her daughter the other day, Mrs.Charlotte Pickford said: \"\u2018It will take months to complete the pictures contracted for on the part of Mary, and then she is going to settle down to enjoy lif», as I hav\u2018- eotreated her for a long time to do.\u201d Once upon a time there was another lady who said she was going to retire.Her name was Mme.Patti.nvrift Made Proverbs.George Birkboek Hill in his stu-dleti of Johnson and Boswell touched the insoluble mystery of Dean Swift.Here is one of his note« upon a saying attributed to Swift\u2019s grandmother.Whether (he saying that Hwift attribut'* to his grandmother was reaiiy hers may well nc doubted.He used to coin proverbs and pass them off for old.One cay when walking in a garde.n, he saw some fine fruit, none of which was offered to him by its stingy owner.\"It was an old saying of my grand-mother\u2019s,\u201d he said, \"always pull a peach when it !ies in your reach.\u201d lie accordingly plucked one, and his example was immediately followed by all the rest of the company, under the sanction of that good old saying.Another day, seeing a farmer 'brown from his liorno into a slough, he asked him whether he was hurt.\"No.\u201d he replied, \"but 1 am wmindlly bp-mired.\u201d \u201cYou make good the old proverb,\u201d said Swift, \"the more din the less hurt.\u201d The man seemed much comforted with the old raying, but.eattl he had never hoard it bo-fore; and no wonder.\u201cTipperary.\u201d The music and words of \"Ttp-peraiy\u201d aie attributed to Jack Judge and Harry Williams, who sang the nong wilh indifferent success in Britrih music halls, beginning In 1912.Wheui the first British contingent |(.ft for France the song was found to suit the demands of the occasion for a good marching song, and lor somo time H war; popular.I t TO HIM WHO WAITS.\tTHE BURDEN OF RICHES Stranger -Gan I get a drink in \u201cDid I understand you to say Mr.this town?\tJGrabeoin enjoys a largo income?\u2019* Native Yes, if you\u2019ll hang around \u201cHe used to.\u201d awhile.\t\u201cBut isn\u2019t ho still rich?\u201d Stranger About bow long?\t| \u201cYes.lie quit enjoying his large Native Why, until Uongresa| income about the time he received his changes the Coustitutiou ujouu.lirai jjicuoui tax.blank.\u201d I\tt War-time Husbands.Some curious facts are revealed In the British Hegistrar-Generai\u2019s report of births, marriages and deaths In 1917.j Whereas most, of the marriages need lo tak, Coati* cook.Que.PORD SEDAN FOR SALE.IN FIRST class condition.Self-Starter, spare tube and tires.Cheap to quick purchaser.Phone felt*.l^XCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE\u2014 Latest model, in perfect condition.Apply Jos.Sirois, 6 St.Jacques St., City.VflLLINERY STORE FOR SALE\u2014ESTAB* lished five years: doing a good business.A bargain for quick sale.Will give purchaser reason for .selling.Write Miss Eva Desmarais, Sutton.Que.possible.Salary $45 per month.Apply with reference to J.N.Label*, Sec.-Treas., Manson-vilie, Que.rPHREE ELEMENTARY TEACHERS ARE wanted about Sept.1st, one for term of 8 months and two for short terms of four months.Apply W\\ W.Baker, Sec.-Treas., Lennoxville.i \\NE CHEVROLET, 1918, TOURING CAR, - * in A1 condition.Four new tires.A bar- gain to quick Sherbrooke, o hours.buyer.\u2022 call Write to P.O.Box 185, phone 881 during office Ar nOMOBILE FOR SALE SMALL SIZE, racing type, with motor cycle engine.Price, $55.Apply H St.Thomas St., City.\\riNING MACHINERY FOR SALE ONE bargain for a large mine and opportunities for several small mines, quarries and prospects to outfit from our equipment.We have a 1053 cubic foot Canadian Ingersoll-Rand air compressor used only four months with a 175 h.p.motor, belt, two receivers, and connecting pipe, all in perfect condition.Also two complete cable derick outfits with 42 inch drum hoists, four smaller hoists, two guy derricks, two Scotch derricks, a 20 and two 12 h.p.boilers, small engines, aril s, track, mine cars and trucks, l1^ to 8 inch pipe, steel cable, sheaves, 7 Wilfloy tables, mill building and camp equipment.The above may be examined ut our mine near St.Cyr, Que.Phone and telegraph via Richmond, Que.Quebec Asbestos & Chrome Co.St.Cyr.Que.TO LET rpWIN CYLINDER INDIAN MOTORCYCLE \u2022 for sale.Two speed gears ; cradle spring OTABLE TO LET 10-HORSE STABLE TO ^ let at Chateau Frontenac.Irmnediale pos-r session.Apply Will I*'.Roberts.rpHREE NEW OFFICES TO LET, ALSO six-roomed flat, all heated, in the (tendron ! Block, King Street, opposite the Sherbrooke House.Apply O.J.Goudron, Jeweller.frame.Apply 19 Kingston Av City.1>ABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE, NEARLY ^ new.Apply Mrs.C.Martin, 18 Birch St., Phono 1498-W.|PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- rpQ LET IN THE TOWNSHIP IRELAND, County Megantic, 160 acre farm with stock and farm equipment or without, as desired.Modern buildings, about one mile from post office, shcool, hcurch and store.Lease may be had for from three to five years.For particulars apply John Bennett, Maple Grove.and kitchen stove, etc.Magog Street, City.Apply Mrs.Irving, 12 \\ TEACHER WANTED WITH A MODEL diploma for the Lake Megantic Model School.Apply to Mr.Allan McDonald, chairman, Lake Megantic, stating salary expected.covered and used in the manufacture of porcelain.Jesuit missionaries introduced it to Europe, and in the middle of the eighteenth century the clay was discovered in Cornwall and later in Devonshire.The total output represents nearly half a million tons per annum.\u2014Tit-Bits.A QUALIFIED PROTESTANT TEACHER *¦ wanted for the village school of Kingsey Falls.Term 8 months beginning Sept.2nd, or as soon thereafter as possible.Apply to J.W.Smith, Kingsey Falls, Que., stating amount of salary wanted.BIRTHS.MARRIAGES, DEATHS IVibiication charges: nirtiis, 25c.; Marriages.26c.; Deaths, 25c.; where funeral notice is added, 60c.; Card of Thanks, 69c.; In Me-moriam, 60c.; poetry, 10c.; list of lowers, 10c.per line additional.BIRTHS.COATES\u2014At the Sherbrooke Hospital on August 20th, 1919, to Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Coates, a son, (nee Emily Burnett) ANDREWS\u2014At Claremont Hill, Ship-ton, Que., on August 20th, 1919, a daughter, (Aleta May) to Mr.and Mrs.J.I.Andrews.Abyssinians\u2019 Gifts.A delegation from Abyssinia tvab-ing rich gifts of ivory and silks for ! the announced purpose of congratulating France on her recent victory, appeared at the Peace Conference in ! Paris.This is in strict accordance i with the ancient Oriental procedure.The real purpose of a visit is not dis-closed until preliminary ceremonies j are concluded.These native Africans : -\u2014claiming descent from Solomon 1 and the Queen of Sheba\u2014wished to j be in on the carving up of the world, ! for they have interests which seem i vital to them, although little known to the rest, of the world.Seated in ; that natural bastion of Africa, the S Abyssinians have lived in greater or less security for unknown centuries.They are not negroes, but a mixture of Hamitic and Semitic races, with a culture of their own and professing the Christian religion, being a branch of the Coptic Church of Egypt.Until recently they have been unmolested save by native tribes.sion to make up the lists, there is lit tie prospects of the new ministers and the leader of the Opposition appearing in Parliament during the approaching -session, unless it should prove to be a longer session than is generally anticipated.The writs to be issued will apply to eight constituencies: Prince, P.E.I.; Carlotte, Victoria, N.B.; Kingston, Giengarry-Stormont, and North Ontario, in Ontario; Quebec East and Victoria, B.C.The possibility of Mr.King securing a temporary seat in the vacant constituency of Prince, jP.E.I., is now being discussed in political circles.SUGGËSTTHÀT THE G0VEM8ENT TAKE OVER CARS \tOpen\t1.15 p.m.Anaconda \t\t\t68% Amer.Loco.\t.\t85%\t87 Amer.Car.\t.\t125%\t128% Amer.Can\t\t.\t51%\t52 Amer.Sum.\t.82%\t83% Bald.Loco\t\t.\t104%\t107 B.S.B\t\t.\t84%\t86% Cen.Leather .\t.\t95%\t96% Crucible\t\t.\t139\t144 Gen.Motors .\t.233%\t235% Ind.Alco\t\t.\t123\t126% Marine Com.\t.\t55%\t67% Marine Pfd\t\t.116%\t117% ! Mex.Pete\t\t.\t173%\t176% Pierce Arrow .\t.\t53%\t55 IStudebaker .\t.\t104%\t105% Tob.Prod\t\t.\t93%\t94% |u.s.s\t\t.101%\t103% Un.Pac\t\t.\t125%\t126 Willys Over.\t.\t32%\t33% Montreal.\t\t \tOpen\t12.30 p.m.Ames Com\t\t46\t48% Brazilian\t\t52\t51% Brompton\t\t59\t58% Can.Car\t\t.-\t35\t Can.S.S.Pfd.\t83%\t Cement Com.\t.68\t Cement Pfd.\t.100\t Dom.Iron .\t65\t65% Laurentide .\t.210\t Mont.Power.\t.\t90%\t Nat.Brew\t\t.\t172\t Span.River .\t.\t41%\t Bonds.\t\t Can.Loan\u2014\tAsked\tBid 1937 \t Victory-\u2014\t\t100 1922 \t\t.100%\t100 1923 \t\t.100%\t100% 1927 \t\t\t102 1933 \t\t.\t104\t103% 1937 \t\t.\t105 \u2014\t104% (Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, Aug., 26\u2014(Wall street noon)\u2014Trading during the morning showed a fity per cent increase over yesterday, the greatel activity and breath being allogethei on the side of the higher prices.Industrials, including equipments, extended their advances and rails re- on the New York andi strength displayed by Southern Pacific, Reading, Louisville and Nash- bly Texas and Pacific and St.Louii! and San Francisco preferred.Oils and motors also came forward with metals and industrial alcohol threw off its recent weakness.Call money opened at six per cent.WORK IN PORT OF MARSEILLES SUSPENDED.PARIS, August 26.\u2014-(Havas)\u2014¦ Work in the Port of Marseilles has been almost completely suspended because of the strike of tbe dock workers, according to advices received from that city.Early trading carried prices fractionally higher to about yesterday\u2019s closing point.C^ts were firmer at the start with a strong undertone.Trading was light and offerings were decidedly limited.Opening prices were unchanged to 5-8 cent higher with September at 71 7-8 to 72 and De-< cember at 74 3-4 to 75.A air demand and continued small offerings carried prices somewhat higher early.Provisions were dull with virtual-iy no early trading.October lard setting the pace seventeen cents low4 er.HYESTBMT-VOaflCI AGENTS WANTED QNE ROOM TO Ll two girls, stairs.VIT ANTED\u2014 BY ONE OF THE OLDEST , ' ^ and strongest life assurance companies, n t.YOUNG COUPLE OR French QRent to represent them in Sherbrooke Apply ?0B Laurier Ave., Up- i \u201cO'1 «iistrict.Correspondence confidential.Ap- I pijr Box 92 Record, 1 >OOM TO LET AT 8 STANLEY AVENUE, with hrr'ikfust.810 10 LET - ONE FUK-I, in South Ward; hen-lonm\u2019ct.ion.J'honn 1II22-F.fpWO TENEMENTS nlshed if dcsir house and stable in Apply R.I,(»cch.I>RIGHT ROOM TO RENT ON CAR LINE, ^ suitable for two; meals if desired.Apply to No.367 Wellington Street.T300MS TO LET Week.Apply to 61 DURING EXHIBITION Frontenac Street.I > R I VERKSIirnif PKiS FOR SALK.ROTH ; different nyres.Harnston, Quo.Apply to John W.Hunter, L i) Phon», _______________________________ SEVERAL EXTRA D HEAVY DRAFT O hoist's for anle, ulm> mo me thorouiihhred Clydes and one hivrh class aaddle horse.Apply F M.I1 mm sow, Eustitt.A DAY IS WHAT OUR AGENTS are making all through the Fall, selling our high class Personal Greeting Christmas Carda in spare or full time.No outlay or experience.Write for particulars.British-Cana-dtan Puhliahlnjï Co.Toronto./ ^ ^ * for live-wire agenta.men or women.Superior advertising stunt in classified form, arranged alphabetically.Well received by every store, trade, profession.No kicks or curt refusals; always courtesy and open doors.Exclusive territory cast or vest.Capital not necessary.Money earned ripht, from .start.Character and ability more essential than expedience.Send us full details about yourself, with references.ONTARIO CLASSIFIED DIRECTORIES, Kitchener, Ont.SITUATIONS WANTED.DEATHS.O\u2019REILLY-\u2014At the St.Joseph\u2019s Hospital, Three Rivers, Que., on August 20th, 1919, John Thomas O\u2019Reilly, Jr., infant son of Mr.and Mrs.John Thomas O\u2019Reilly, Cap Madeleine, Que., age two days.(Associated Press Despatch) WASHINGTON, Aug.26.\u2014Declaring that the step is necessary to control the business of the five largest packing companies, the Federal Trade ^ niarkeV Commission in a special report to President Wilson recommends that operation of refrigerator cars, and of cars used for transportation of meat ani-mals be declared a Government mono-ipoiy.It recommends further that the CORN MARKET WAS DULL AND PRICES WERE LOWER IT [REGISTERED HOI .STEINS, FIVE YKAR-linu hoifei'M nnd hull mlven, nil hkpm, fu \u2022 \u2022in|i\u2019 ; nlmi Moody rnniliiHlo cutter will) envrier.1, F.W'indmnn, Glenhrook Knnn.I Ini ley lost and found NY ONI' mu doir he rewarded.FINDING WHITE I'OMF.RAN-kindly I'durn to Khaki Club and CARD OF THANKS.We wish to thank our friends of Mnrsboro and Spring Hill for the help they gave us.(Sinned) MR.AND MRS.D.W.FITCHELL AND DANIEL FITCHELL.Spring Hill, Qua.RESOLUTION OF CONDOLENCE.At a npecinl meeting of the Board of Director* of the Misdihquoi & Rouville Mutual Fire Insurance Company, held at the Head Office ut Frelighsburg, on Thursday, August 21st, 1919, the following vote of condolence was passed unanimously :\t^ Moved by Director C.H.Rcmick and seconded by Director I.W.Brisbin, That, whereas, In the providence of Almighty God it has pleased Him to remove from all earthly work and cares the person of our honored and highly esteemed President, the lato Elijah K.Spencer, and while bowing in humble submission to His inscrutable will, it is Resolved : That this Board of Directors in session assembled desire to moke known their deep grief at the removal by death of the late Mr.Spencer, and to spread upon the minutes of the records of this Office their great appro- SALESMAN OF 20 YEARS' F.xrKKIKNCK i\tr-coKnto.tlon of hi, value it, I ho v i oust forty year or more over which he was the mniFsion or salary.Ap- I .\tr\t~\t,, presiding genius of this Company, ns well as ___ .__ in other public and political affaira of this POSITION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEF- | Ffovino., in which ho for nntny yoora played an or hy woman with two lltllo itlrls.luriu !\tInmUnc pnrt.t ami (l.Address Mrs.M.A.Sutton, Hatley.S wants position ply Box 48, Record Olll A The steady growth of Ibis Company from a - jsnxtll beginning to the position it.now oceu- VERY SOLDIER\u2019S HOME HAD A SKU-¦ J vice flag.Now the nation\u2019s demand is for our bronze Honor Tablet; a l.i tin;: memorial.Original, unique and appealing.Sells on sight.Money making opportuirty.Experience or capital unnecessary.T.H.Lin coll, Brantford.Out.J ADY, 40.REFINED, EDUCATED, SEEKS Apply Box 96 Record.plea ns the leading Mutual Fire Insurance Company of the Province of Quebec is largely due to the wisdom, keen foresight, constructive ability and fairness of the man whose loan we now mourn.Between him and his associate directors was ever a strong bond of personal friendship, and while at times differing in opinion upon matters of Ktislness, yet this fact never persuaded him from his true course ns a gentleman and a lemlur.j property concerned, including icing New a Referee.\tj stations and other facilities as well as i On board of His Majesty\u2019s ships cars, be acquired by the Govern-two seamen were hotly engaged jn j'hent and railroads thereafter be li-an argument as to the class of aui- censed to own and operate them.The mal a hog belonged to, cnie of them ! .S packers, the report says, now own asserting it.was a sheep, and the j nln®tY Per ^Rn';-ffi® refrigerator other equally certain it was a pig.[equipment in the country suitable for Not being able to agree, one of ( Die transport of fresh meat, them turned to an old salt who was .f|1e report says the recommenda-standing close by.saying:\ttions are made to correct present in- \u201cHere, Bill, you're knocked about | e0 yearly on every $1,000 Invested.A letter, or postal, will bring you full particulars, î^py&î Securities CORPORATION JL I M 1 T ET D MONTREAL, Toronto, Halifax, London.Eng.IS ly exemplified in a collection New Rates v/ill Come into Force amber from Burma recently\tC x L ,\t,,\t., Museum by j\tSeptember 1st\u2014Provides for Several Increases.Insects In Block of Amber.The proverbial \u2018 fly In amber\u201d striking!} of red presented to the Britiuh Mr.R.C.J.Swinhoe, of Mandalay The amber is unusually rich in insects, including, according to Prof.T.D.A.Cockerell, who has examined the material, 31 new species, of which five are types of new genera.Most of these arc found in a.block of amber rather larger than a man\u2019s fist.This lias been cut into slices about half an Inch thick.Nearly overy largo order of insect is represented with the exception of auts.EXPRESS RATES ARE REVISED ik »*\u2014tssç ?- *3 P :3-sj avvinKW !»!i'iBniir!ia:iEn:9!K!7i»;iiiBiiaigKtiiB!ioii\u2019¦.BACKWARD.TURN BACKWARD Germany \"agreed\u201d to the treaty in about the wav cue agrees with the barber that the awful haircut is snt-,-faetovy when he presents it to one\u2019s view in the rear-held mirror.(Canadian Associated i\u2019ress.) i MONTREAL, August 26.\u2014In icordance with the judgment of ! Board of Railway Commissions, | tariffs of the Express Companies have been revised effective September I 1st.While the new schedules provide for increased rates on merchandise shipments weighing onp hundred pounds and over, the charges on the smaller parcels are in some instances reduced.The special scale of rates on shipments over five hundred pounds has been cancelled.With the exception of carload fish rates from the Pacific Coast, no changes have been made in the commodity tariffs, though after September 1st, no cartage will be performed on commodities carried as special carload rates.On less than carloads, no collection service will be given, but delivery will be made at destination where a cartage service is maintain cd.\t, ü s -!rr- «- err*, i To Graduate From a Guessing School would nni qualify one toin vest Ills savings wisely, aflvwcTairfwnrtj and profitably.It takes considerable time, consideration and study lo select fbe kind of security that will best meet yonr individual requirement*.We ean be of material assistance you In the selection of ike right kind of security for the investment of yonr funds.Thornton Davidson & Co.Members Montreal Stock Excbaitge TRANSPORTATION IIUIUMNO MONTRE AT i I \\ 1 WtCNHE SHtKhJKUUPvE DAILY RECORD, rUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1919, BUY AT T.VINEBERG\u2019S ANOTHER NOTE SHERBROOKE WELCOMES SENTTO RUMANIA THE GREAT CANADIAN SOLDIER BÏ THE COUNCIL 147 WELLINGTON ST.{Council is Impatiently Awaiting a Reply to the Note Concerning Reparations.(Continued from page One) the French and Italian posters espec- men\u2019s drivers gave ially, being the works of some of the foremost artists of the day.Further towards the central aisle are show cases, with a collection of more personal articles, such as German helmets and revolvers, shoulder the audience a STABBING HERE LAST NIGHT IS MYSTERIOUS ONE Vidor Dusseault Found with Knife Wound in House on Wellington at Fiume.Street.Considerable mystery the details of a stabbing affray, which.(Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, August ,26.\u2014The Supreme Council at yesterday afternoon\u2019s meet-j ing discussed Rumania\u2019s attitude in | the Hungarian situation and sent | Rumania another note, saying that the Council impatiently awaited a reply to the note sent on Saurday concerning reparaions.| The Supreme Council approved the report of the inter-Allied Military commission relative to recent incidents It is understood, the document fixes responsibility for clashes between Italians and Allied soldiers and recommends methods for presurrounds venting a repetition of the trouble.took place on Wellington Street last GeRMAN VOLUNTEER CORPS TO night, as a resmt of which.victor|\tpirnT roi ewpvrs'rc Dusseault, of Sherbrooke, now lies;\tr IGHT BOLSHEVISTS.in the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital,, (Associated Press Despatch) suffering from a knife wound in the; '\"\u2019OBLENZ, August 26.\u2014Details of ooay-\t,\t,\t, , , 'the organization of a large German Between ten and eleven o ciock,, vpjunteer corps in the Baltic Pro- : vinces to support the Russian reao- Dr.G.A.Codere and Lord\u2019s ambulance were called to a house at 278 1-2 Wellington Street, where they, found Dusseault under the influence ; of liquor and suffering from a knife-wound.The man was immediately! taken to the St.Vincent de Paul Hospital, where it was found that the; wound was not serious, and he is progressing favorably.According to the man\u2019s story, told to Dr.Codere, he had been in a fight with another man, whose name he did not give, and had received the wound > when his opponent drew his knife and stabbe ' him.The police, who have : been notified, are working on the pos- : sibility of the wound being the result I of an attempted suicide, while Dus-; what was the cause of the stabbing.| seault was intoxicated.So far, they have been unable to ascertain just- chance to see some fine turnouts, and the lady riders present, were also much admired.WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT ACTIVE.During the four years it was a mat-straps and parts of uniforms, maps ter of surprise to many that the and small articles of warfare of all ; contributions of women to the var-kinds.Several parts of destroyed ca-| lous departments of the exhibitions thedrals, shelled to pieces by the guns an^ county fairs held every autumn of the enemy are to be seen, while; showed little falling off.It has the complete figure of a (hild, mold- jjeen suggested and is probable that ed in iron and shot down in the shell- :\tmin(jg strained with\tapprehension, mg of some i illage, is\tset up\tin\tone\tdread, sympathy and sorrow, needed corner.\ti f[le slight relaxation afforded by Dummy machine guns, snipers ,\tt shelters ami shields, a larm- assort-: fanc>'\tan?turned with relief ment of trench signs, pointing the!n(T and then to something bright way to various places in the trenches \u201c\u2018l ^eerful.Certain it is that now or reiterating oft-i epeated warnings,! that Canadian women are no longer are only a few of the articles too i *ace to face with the horrors of war numerous to mention,\twhich\tgo\tto,\t\"'hen the daily papers\tcontain or- make up this exhibit.\t1\tdinary news instead of\tlong lists of ! GRAND STAND ATTRACTIONS, casualties, and the bandages, socks The afternoon\u2019s entertainment at and sheets and dressing gowns, 1 the Exhibition yesterday was quite with their grim and familiar up to the mark, for the first day, the images, are not needed, they acts presented being evidence of a; are turning again to the graceful arts high class performance during the; in which they excel.This exhibition week.Although the troupe\u2019s had not, of 1919 is a record one in countless all arrived, the numbers given be- ways, for great improvements and tween the races kept everybody in! progress are manifest everywhere, good humor.\tand the women\u2019s work department in The Robins family, in a tumbling the art hall is worthy of any country, or any period.The rotunda is \u201c The O/d Store With The Young Spirit*' tionary movement against the Bolshe- ; vist?are in the hands of the American military authorities.It appears that Gereral von Keller, who is believed | to be a Russian nobleman of German descent, is at the head of the movement.and it is charged that the German occupation troops under General von Der Goltz, who recently was recalled from the Baltic on the demand of the Allies are working with von Keller.RUMANIANS MAKE A DISCOVERY.(Associated Press Despatch) BASLE.August 26.\u2014Rumanian military authorities have discovered in the Archives of the Hungarian Foreign Ministry a telegram from what was the cause of the stabbing ; Otto Bauer, former Austrian Sta+e and balancing act, were the first to appear, and were exceptionally good.This troupe is composed of a man and woman and three children, and the work of the kiddies is especially fine.The Williams Duo, in feats of strength, and acrobatic work, is one of the best acts ever seen from the grand stand.Mde.Williams is the personification of strength, and if she represents tne new physical wo-{ man, then men should adopt a policy of \u201cSafety First\u201d for their motto.; These two actors will undoubtedly Î be very popular during the week\u2019s en-; tertainment.1 The Italian Serenaders gave a | musical number that won hearty ap-I plause, their selections varying from ; snatches of opera to the catchy | roundelays sung by Italian street I singers.Their accompaniment of I mandolins and guitars, and the THE ESTIMATED CROP OF PRAIRIE PROVINCES Secretary, entrusted with the management of the State Bureau of Foreign Affairs, to Bela Kun former head of costumes made the act a most pleasing one.^,.The Hursfalls, in a clever acrobat-the Hungarian Communist Govern-¦ *c an'| trapese act, in which a little ment, asking him to destroy all do- ; comedy was blended, did some good cuments relative to the delivery of; \u2019v^* their double handsprings being arms by Austria to Hungary, accord-!3 _.a\u201cuIe> as was a backward tumble.(Associated Press Despatch) WINNIPEG, Man., Aug., 26\u2014In ing to a Budapest despatch received its animai estimate of the crop of here.the three Prairie Provinces, the Man:-'\t-^- toba Free Press yesterday morning\tA WRONG GUESS, published the following figures:\tPhysician\u2014Y\u2019ou need more exer- Wheat 166,225.000 bushels; oats, cise.268,885,000 bushels; barley, 40,961.-\tPatient\u2014You\u2019re crazy! Why, I am : \u2022'raèY -'! 095 busheis; rye» 8,470,000 bushels.the hero of a moving picture serial The Six Musical Nosses gave an attractive number, these girls being expert players of both cornets and saxaphones.A novel feature of this act was the dancing while playing, and their costumes of purple with silver trimmings, added to the at-appearance of this musical sixtette.DuiKms Animal Pantomine was a novel act, the \u201cmonkey orchestra,\u201d making a decided hit.These little players kept perfect time with Tur-band with their drums, or any admirably lighted with floods of sunshine.Spacious, daintily clean and well-arranged glass cases along the walls contain the more fragile and delicate articles of cob-webby lace and exquisite needlework, while the broad shelves below are positively loaded with everything that can be produced along the lines of the classes in the prize list.Of white embroidery there is no end.Tea cloths, tray cloths, doylies, centre pieces and so forth, so lovely in design and perfect in execution, that human minds seem scarcely to have touched them, and work in colors is no less conspicious and excellent.Crochet and Diet lace, brilliant lace, cushions for the house, beautiful tea cosies\u2014reminding of the \u201ccuu that cheers\u201d\u2014while on the rail-gay ing around the open space are displayed drawn and braided mats, old-time work once again come into its! own.In short, nothing is wanting! to make this department more than usually successful and truty interesting.WOUNDED SOLDIERS\u2019 WORK.A small section is given up to the work ot in*alided soldiers, and well executed as it is, teils its sad tale of weao.and Weal y uaads, solacing long hours with the unaccustomed arts of the neenle.There are a few specimens of wood caning\u2014too few, it should he said\u2014and also a smah exhibit of china painting, both artistic and quaint in form and coloring, and articles m raffia, of which there should be more.Improvement is seen from year to year in the fine aria | cottes oana witn tneir arums, cym-.\tv\u201e j ahd bells, while others perform- section, the oil paintings, especially .ed feats of strength, trapeze work, the landscapes, show taste and talent D and tight rope walking.\tbeyond tne average.THE ROUGH RiDERS.\tFlower pieces, marine drawings and A large stock of heavy and light draft, general purpose, driving and saddle horses.The grand Percheron stallion Rosso and a pair of registered Percheron mares, 3,500 lbs., with foals by their sides, to be seen at No.1 7 Barn, Elxhibition Grounds.M.R.O\u2019Donnell A special feature was the exhibition of Wild West riding given by a company of westerners who knew how to stay in the saddle, or get out on short notice.Throwing the lariat, picking up the handkerchief, and similiar stunts kept everyone on the sketches arrest the attention, and are examined with interest, for one of these may have been executed by the great Canadian artist of the future.One of the most striking exhibits is that of the Canadian Handicraft Guild of Montreal, which is not only Visitors! -We Have Built useless Young Men\u2019s Suits The young man wants a smart suit\u2014a live wire suit full of snap and go We specialize on young men\u2019s and fill the mind\u2019s eye of every young fellow that comes to us for his outfitting.We\u2019ve established a c!> reputation for having \u201cthe thing/1 Young men who want live clothes come here for them.We re never a day behind on a new style feature.Our prices are never high.Suits at $20, $25, $30, $35, $40 up to $60.qui vive, while the \u201cbucking bron- beautiful m itssif, but is atesti-cho gave one of the men a busy five minutes, keeping hh place in the saddle.The company included one girl, who also did clever work with her pony.An Indian family, in \u201cwar paint and feathers,\u201d were also present, and appeared deeply interested in the display of horsemanship.Several more troupes arrived last night and will perform daily.The judging of ladies\u2019 and gentle- » j L -# i ien Men and Young We Welcome You to Our Great Exhibition and call your attention to Our Men\u2019s CLOTHING For the Season of 1919 To the man who is a careful dresser we offer a line of clothing that is not surpassed in the city.Our motto is Good Goods Always.Material, pattern, workmanship and style combined are found in the clothing we buy.Only highest grades obtainable stocked.Special line of all Gents\u2019 Wear, including Shirts, Underwear, Collars, Ties, Hats, Caps, etc., all sold at reasonable prices under our pe.rsonal guarantee.Bouclier, Lacroix & Me, Limited The House of Satisfaction\t163-167 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.mony to the success of the efforts made for years by this organization to develop and encourage home work.; The exhibit at the Sherbrooke l air alone is valued at nearly 9700, and .Mrs.Stephenson, who is in charge, { distributes literature in regard to the ! work of the Guild, and takes pleas-; ure in showing the great roils ol ; homespuns for gowns, almost indestructible as to quality and fast in {color, as only vegetable ayes are used, it is aifar cry from the indigo-dyed linsey of the woman of 100 years ago to these creations, and progress has been slow, but certain.In addition to the dress goods there are slumber rugs, bed covers, curtains, thick soft rugs, which call forth many expressions of admiration from the visitors to the fair, and no doubt numerous purchases will be made, the articles being for sale.The Handicraft Guild offers a special prize (or home weaving, including blankets, coverlets, etc., of which the display is creditable and quits extensive.To turn to another branch of woman\u2019s work, the housekeeper's depart-ment, there is much to be said if space and time permitted.The crown and white bread, sweet and fragrant; .he cakes, rolls, pies, for Canada is too near the United States not to b« devoted to the delicious pie, of which other less favored nations are in ignorance : the jams, marmalade, jellies\u2014translucient and tempting\u2014and above all, the canned fruit and vegetables, for which the war and the necessity of conserving food, came the knowledge of canning, and the Canadian housewife ha.- now no competitor.The judges, Migs Chute and Miss Buzzell, from Macdonald College, Htc.Anne de Bellevue, began their wnrD yesterday, and many red and blua ribbons showed prizes awarded, Mrs.Reginald Smith is in charge of the woman\u2019s work department, assisted bv Mrs.Desnoyers.The judge in the fancy work is Mrs.Stephenson, of Montreal, and in the art section Mr.Valentine Molina, the well-known artist from New York, who is spending the summ'r at Ayer's ' iff, and the directors are Mr.A.K.Eraser, Mr.1.O.Darehe and Mr.fohn McKechnie.WAR TROPHIES EXHIBIT.Never before have the Canadian public had sueh an opportunity to see war trophies as during the present Great Eastern Exhibition.A large addition to the Main Building formerly known as the .Machinery Hall, has been set aside for the purpose of war trophic- exhibit and there can be seen some thing of what our hoys captured from the Gormans during the great struggle.No one visiting the Fair should fail to see this wonderful display of articles of war, :so greatly treasured by our people.A German aeroplane is seen, which was shot down by the Third Squadron, instructions printed on the aero tail \u201cNo ¦Aunting to h\": done on this machine, Nteep si/irala, ahatu turns, and etc., STAR CL.OTl-ïirsJG HALL OSENOLOOM The Store That Sets the Pace and CO.FOUR FIREMEN BLAZE TODAY Early Morning Fire in Lumber Yard at Montreal Caused Damage Estimated at $25,000.(Associated Press Despatch) MONTREAL, August 26.\u2014Four firemen were injured, and one of th\u2019em.A.Chamameda, 27 years of age, is in a critical condition from several im-ternal injuries, in a fire which oc- ! curred early this morning in the lum- i ber yards of J.P.Belladeau at the | corner ol Ontario and Parthenais Streets.A ladder was placed on one of the piles of lumber ami as the four men mounted with their hose, the wood began to slip and fell with a crash.The ladder fell on top of the lumber and the firmen were thrown in all! directions.The yards were partially destroy-1 ed, causing damage roughly estimated I at $25,000.main spars have been shot through C.U.No fi Squadron,\u201d also portion of 1st Zeppelin shot down in England,! by Lieut.Robinson, V.C., a il r, any j size- of G, rir.an tren h mortnnî, | trench mortars bombs.You will a.so see British trench and ('erma i steel helmets, gas musks, revolver,!' and various kinds of equipments including, captured German machine guns, the famous British Lewis machine gun, and the wonderful French milvailteuse Among the captured guns are the 77 which the Germans learned to fear, j millimeter field gun to the 6.9 inch Howetzcr, also numerous rifles of | various types, snipers shelters and ; breast plates, observation post shel- ; ters and eet.The exhibit» are too t numerous to, but no one should fail to ! spend at least a short time at this in- j teresting and wonderful exhibit which | is in charge of Lieut.Norm;n Fee, of ' Ottawa, and Sergt.W.S.Jones, of the Kith Battalion who spent five years in b rune».\t^ ED® You Eanjoy Delicious Sf so\u2014 Buy if at Boolli 17 North of Main Entrance to the Grand Stand Barrett sells the BU1|E THING made from Jersey Cream llll! BOLSHEVIK GOVT.ABES THAT (Continued from page Jnci financial support for tnem would have Lo be arranged.It is understood, the correspondent! continues, that Major General Sirj Hubert Gough, the British Commun 1 der, is going to London for a eon 1 ferenec, and it is improbable that, General Dcnekine, would he able to take Moscow or I\u2019ctrograd without co-ordination of the northern front.A great Bolshevik offensive is under1 preparation on the Pskov front.VLADIVOSTOK, Aug., 26 Lieutenant General Jlozanoff, the high- CORLIVS CALLOUSES, WARTS, INGROWN NAILS cured in a lew days.For other foot ailments consult A.Porro, M.Cp.New York FOOT SPECIALIST.Consultation Free.Hours: 19 n.m.to (i p.m.57 Wellington St., Whiling Bldg.'\u2022St Russian authority in Eastern Si-beri denies recent reports that tha all-Rus.i.in Government under Ad-rnirtil Kolchak hue almndonod Omsk and has moved to Irkutsk.\t, i '\t.\t, l 351^^^60821630 12056773 773123 "]