Sherbrooke daily record, 2 août 1913, samedi 2 août 1913

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Batablighed 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 1913.ONS OINT PEME'PIIELIiMllES WILL BE SIGNED WITHIN FIVE DAVS Bulgarian Premier Says that War May be Considered Finished.Optimistic View of the Balkan Situation.The Settlement of Macedonian Question is Not Unsurmountable.Report Denied that Russia Intended Taking Action Against Turkey.St.Petersburg, Aug.2.\u2014(Special) \u2014Denial is given to the sensational reports spread abroad that the Russian Government has decided to take warlike steps against Turkey.It was stated that Russia was determined to avoid isolated action and that the present trend of events was rather in favor of rapproaching with Austria.OPTIMISTIC VIEW OF SITUATION.London, Aug.2.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The Daily Chronicle Vienna correspondent wires: \u201cOptimistic though unconfirmed news reaches me today on the Balkan situation.Mr.Radostavoff, Bulgarian Premier declared war may be considered finished, and that there is every prospect that peace preliminaries will be signed within five days.\u201cThe settlement of.the Macedonian question would cause no insurmountable difficulties, the powers having reserved for themselves the final decision.\"As regards the attitude of Turkey it is asserted that while military party at Constantinople persistently maintain that Turkey will retire from Adrianople only if over-whelmed by force.Compensations are indicated by Porte which would cause it to consider retreat.\u201d BULGARIA WILL GAIN LITTLE.London, August 2.\u2014The allies in their demands presented to the peace conference yesterday proposed the establishment of a frontier standing east from the Struma River, running midway through Rumelia, and reaching the Aegean Sea sixteen miles west of Dedeagatch.This would leave Bulgaria a coast line on the Aegean Sea of less than thirty miles.If these drastic terms are accepted Bulgaria will issue from two wars a little larger than when she entered into them, but she will have to abandon a large amount of territory to Roumania.In addition, the allies maintain their demand for an indemnity.It is probable that the negotiations will be protracted and that the armistice of five days will be renewed.No objection is likely to be raised to its renewal, for it seems evident that both the Servians and the Greeks have fought themselves to a standstill.GREAT BRITAIN GIVR A REASON Board of Trade Says Man-ËL ufacturers Would Not Go To Exposition REPORT DENIED THAT CAUSE IS DUE TO THE PANAMA CANAL CONTROVERSY.London, Saturday, August 2.\u2014 No little dissatisfaction, not to say consternation, has been caused in England by the news that the British Government\u2019s decision not to participate in the Panama Pacific exposition is regarded in America as the direct outcome of British resentment over the controversy as to the interpretation of the Panama Canal Act.The Board of Trade has promptly come out with a denial that there is any connection between the two things, but in many quarters the reasons assigned for non-participation are considered poor excuses.The Board of Trade says that the alleged' boycott is due simply and solely to the fact that the exhibition department of the board found, after inquiries, that it was impossible to induce a sufficient number of manufacturers to incur the cost of exhibition.Manufacturers held that while in certain cases, such as the Ghent exhibition, the commercial return from the display of cotton spinning and weaving machinery had been satisfactory, nothing of the kind was to be hoped for from any exhibit in San Francisco, where British trade was relatively small.STRUGGLE WILL l RENEWED Dr.Sun Yat Sen Says That the Southerners Are Undaunted hd rat JN MCO Secretary Bryan Says United States Not Pressed For Action FELIX DIAZ HAS CHANGED HIS MIND AND MAY NOT GO TO JAPAN.Washington, Aug.2.\u2014After a conference with President Wilson yesterday Secretary Bryan declared that the United States was in no way being pressed for action in Mexico, and issued the following statement: \u201cThe statement which appeared in some of the morning papers to the effect that European Governments are bringing pressure to bear on the United States to compel aggressive action in Mexico is entirely without foundation.\u201d FELIX DIAZ CHANGES HIS MIND.Los Angeles, Cal., Aug.2.\u2014 Felix Diaz, candidate for President of Mexico, who arrived here Wednesday, persumably on the way as special Mexican envoy to Japan, said yesterday that he might not go to Japan.1 Certain circumstances have developed,\u201d he explained, \u201cthat make it impossible now to say what I shall do.I do not know where I am going.\u201d General Diaz made the statement after he had received a cable message from the City of Mexico.BUILDING IN EMPLOYEES ON I.G.R.GET INCREASE CALL OFF AFRICAN STRIKE.Johannesburg, Aug.2\u2014The Trades Federation has called off the proposed general strike of miners in South A frica.THE WEATHER LOCAL FORCAST.Fair and slightly cooler.LEAVES SHANGHAI FOR HONG KONG WHERE HE WILL MAKE APPEAL FOR SUPPORT.Shanghai, August 1.\u2014Dr.Sun Yat Sen, one of the leaders of the southern rebellion, yesterday declared that the re-occupation of the city of Nanking by Government forces was only temporary.The spirit of the southerners1, he affirmed, is undaunted and they hope to renew the struggle when arrangements with Kwang-Tung and other southern provinces have been completed.Dr.Sun Yat Sen left Shanghai last night for Hong Kong, where he will personally make an appeal for further support in his campaign to overthrow Provisional President Yuan Shai Kai.for crimes which the southern leader claims have been committed by the president\u2014namely, the illegal execution of military officers, the assassination of the Nationalist leader, Gen.Sung Chiao-Jen, the issuing of unconstitutional mandates and the enacting of laws without consulting Parliament.HEARD.Exe\u2014Its too bad Jenks \u201cfell down\u201d he was getting along so splend dly.Wye\u2014Ah, well, Jenks isn\u2019t the first man who stubbed his toe on the threshold of success.ONE FREAK Inspector\u2014Any\tabnormal children in your class, Miss Pedagog?School Teacher\u2014Yes; one of them has good manners.\u2014Life.Ail The Demands of The Men Have Been Practically Granted INCREASE WILL DATE FROM 31ST MARCH LAST\u20142,000 AFFECTED.Halifax, N.S., August 2.\u2014An Ottawa despatch to the Herald, announces that the men of the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway employees on the Intercolonial Railway, who have been asking for an increase in wages, were notified yesterday by the General manager of the Government system that their demand will be practically acceded to.It became known last night, says the despatch, that a letter to this effect had been addressed by the management of the railway t'o A.H.Mosher, Halifax, the head of the Brotherhood which includes the men interested.The increase, equal to about ten per cent., will aggregate $120,000 a year and applies to some 2,000 employees.Not only is this increase granted, but it is to date hack to March 31st, at which date the old board of management had offered increases and in many instances the new schedule shows a considerable advance over the increase then proposed.As regards the confidential clerks and stenographers they also will be given an increase fully in line with that granted to the other men affected.Many New IPiibilc Buildings Aud Houses Recently Erected ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO VARI-OUR PROPERTIES IN THE CITY.Many new public buildings and houses have recently been ereçted in Sherbrooke; extensive improvements, additions and alterations have been made to various properties, and the erection of new buildings is still proceeding.Among those just finished or nearly completed may be mentioned the fine new church of St Patrick, situated at the corner of Gordon and King streets; the new building of the Bank of Montreal, on Wellington street; the palatial new offices of the Quebec Central Railway on Strathcona Square, the new Armory near the old Court House.In every quarter of the city the Ma Conscience!\u2014A Scotsman and a Welshman once had to fight a duel.That they might have the better chance of missing one another it was decided they were to fight in a dark room.On the appointed time both entered the prepared apartment.Shortly one pistol shot was heard, anda moment later the Scotsman rushed out of the room.\u201cMa conscience!\u201d he cried, \"I fired up the chimney, an\u2019, hang me, if I didna\u2019 bring doun the Welshman!\u201d construction of new houses is rapidly advancing, and as scarcely a vacant dwelling can be found in any ward, these increased building operations must be regarded as a sign of the times in evidencing the industrial prosperity and enlarged commercial activities of the city.In East Sherbrooke, important additions are being made to the East Sherbrooke Hotel; a large brick tenement house of three storeys is being built on Bridge street; on Murray street a self-contained brick dwelling is nearly finished, and other houses are in course of construction on Council street and the end of First avenue.The Academie Ste.Marie, near the St.Jean Baptiste Church, will be a handsome structure when completed.The West and South Wards are not behind the East in taking their part in the present building enterprise, and encroachments on the woods have been made for this purpose.At the corner of Westmount avenue, beyond the Sacred Heart Hospital on Belvi-dere street, a large residence is partly built; at the corner of King George avenue a long ter\u2019ace is practically ready for occupation, and on this avenue some tenements in a new building are already occupied.On Sherbrooke street and Short street other new houses are appearing.Two houses on Galt street, three on St.Louis street and two on Larocque street may be expected to be ready during the present month.On the other side of the city, new residences are showing up on Ontario street and Victoria street, and a long terrace along the Magog River bank, off Liverpool street, is another addition to that part of the city.Coming towards the centre of the city, the new moving picture theatre on King street is rapidly approaching completion, and a large brick tenement house on St.Gabriel street and a brick house on Brooks street will no doubt be finished in a short time.The above does not pretend to embrace the whole of the buildings now jin course of erection, hut it gives some idea of what is going on in this direction, and is also an indication that Sherbrooke, rich in natural beauty and resources, bids fair to become a favorite residential as well as an important commercial centre.(mil HID TO TOMf Hill BACK Would not Allow Him to Enter Dominion Because Hewas Cripple WAS GOING TO SARNIA, ONT., TO PAY A VISIT.COLD JUDGMENT OF LAW.Sarnia, Ont., Aug.2.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Seldom has an immigration officer of the Dominion been forced to turn his own brother back when he tried to enter this country, but that is what happened to Inspector Cameron here yesterday morning, when his brother, a veteran of the Civil War and a resident of Detroit, came to Sarnia to pay a visit with his only relative.The old man is in a crippled condition from rheumatism contracted during the war.When he landed on the Canadian side he was accosted by his brother, who was forced to accompany him back to the American side, as he could not allow him to enter under his oath of office.Such is the cold judgment of law.DAI1V NEWS SAWS FBOH All PAHS Df K EASM TOWNSHPS WELLS ARE DRYING UP.South Stukely, Aug.2.\u2014(Special) \u2014There is beginning to be a scarcity of water in this locality.A number of wells and springs are completely dry.RUSTY NAIL IN FOOT.East Pinnacle, Aug.2,\u2014( Special)\u2014 Mr.Orton W.Hancock, while drawing hay on Thursday, stepped on a three-inch nail that was point up in a board, the nail penetrating Mr.Hancock\u2019s foot a good inch.CHAIRMAN OF COWANSVILLE Cowansville, Aug.2.\u2014(Special)\u2014At a meeting of the School Commissioners held in the Council Ohambers on the evening of Wednesday,ythe 30th, Mr.Enoch Buzzell was unanimously elected chairman.OF SECRETARY TREASURER L\u2019AVENIR.L\u2019Avenir, Aug.2.\u2014(Special)\u2014 At a meeting of the School Trustees, the application of Mr.Mark Husk was duly accepted as Secretary Treasurer.SKUNKS CATCHING CHICKENS.Hutton, Aug.2.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.Albert Robinson has lost eleven fine large chickens by the ravages of skunks recently.The capture of this family of skunks would give the new skunk farmers a good chance to get a start.E10 I STARTS UP SKUNK FARM.Abercorn, Aug.2.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Mr.Richard Spencer at Abercorn has started up a small skunk farm and has already secured one or more of these little animals.Fur raising is no doubt destined in time to become quite an industry in the Province of Quebec as well as elsewhere.Left an Estate of $82,000 by a Cousin in Washington RECIPIENT OF THIS AMOUNT WAS ALREADY IN COMFORTABLE CIRCUMSTANCES.Idorrisburg, Ont., Aug.2.\u2014(Special) \u2014By the death of the widow of Judge Matthews, of Washington, A.B.Sher man, of Morrisburg, has fallen heir to a fortune of $«2,000.Mrs.Matthews, who was a cousin of Mr.Sherman, left an estate valued at half a million dollars, which was bequeathed to relatives aud friends chiefly in the United States.Mr.Sherman\u2019s share of the estate consists of stocks and bonds.He was already in comfortable circumstances.CHURCH UNION AT RICHMOND.Richmond, August 2.\u2014( Special)\u2014 The Methodist and Presbyterian Churches will join services on Sunday, August 3rd.The morning service will he ¦ held in the Presbyterian and the evening service in the Methodist Church at 7 o\u2019clock.Rev.Me-Gillivray of Toronto will address the Sabbath School and preach at both services.INJURED IN THE.HAY FIELD.Melbourne, August 2.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.Geo.Smith met with an accident while raking hay recently.His horse took fright and ran away.Mr.Smith was thrown off the rake, injuring his shoulder besides inflicting some very severe cuts on his neck.Latest reports are that Mr.Smith is progressing very favorable.SERIOUSLY INJURED IN RUNAWAY.Farnham, Aug.2.\u2014('Special)\u2014 As Mr.J.B.Archambault, an old resident of Farnham, was driving from St.Ignace, he stopped to water his horse at a farmhouse.The horse became frightened and ran away through the yard, smashing the waggon and throwing Mr.Archambault violently to the ground, breaking his collar bone and otherwise seriously injuring him.Dr.Slack was sent for and brought f lie injured njan in an automobile home to Farnham, (Continued on page 6.) 1 E LAID OFF IN EDMONTON.Edmonton, Alta., Aug.2.\u2014Following the curtailment of expenditure issued by the city commissioners some ten days ago, close to 300 men have been laid off in two departments alone, parks and streets.Cm TO DEATH Fell Beneath an Elevator î^and Operator Stopped too Suddenly TRIED TO AVERT A FATALITY -, MEN AT WORK ON FAIR-BANK\u2019S BUILDING.Montreal, Aug.2.\u2014In an effort to save the life of a man in an elevator pit yesterday afternoon, the operator of the car too suddenly arresting its descent, miscalculated the strength of the fraction screw which broke and a few seconds later John Ffcoppelle, em ployed as a carpentry foreman on the Fairbanks Building on St.Antoine street, was extricated from under the car crushed to death.This in substance was the explanation given by Joseph Boucher, operator of the elevator, to Lieut.Huher-deau, of the Chaboillez street station who was notified of the occurrence.When the victim was taken from beneath the car it was found that his head to the level of his nose had been crushed in, blood was oozing from his side, the body being found in a crouching position.Republicans Intimate this Will Follow U.S.Tariff Bill.ECONOMIC DEFENCE.\u201cWhy don\u2019t women dress sensibly?\u201d \u201cIf they did, half the industries of the world would go to smash.\u201d (Louisville Courier-Journal.) THE MAIDEN\u2019S PRAYER \u201cThe Lord helps him who helps himself,\u201d Snatching another kiss, he cried.A footfall sounded on the stair, \u201cThe Lord help you!\u201d the maiden sighed.CUP THIS COUPON IMPERIAL EMBROIDERY PATTERN v OUTFIT k PKKBJENTED BY Sherbrooke Daily Record FREE COUPON To indicate you are a regular reader you must present Three Coupons like this one.THE IMPERIAL EMBROIDERY OUTFIT is guaranteed to be the greatest collection and biggest bargain In patterns ever offered.The 168 patterns have the Usual value, the manufacturers estimating the total outfit on this basis at more than $10.00 In all.Bring three Coupons and 68 cents to this office and you will bo presented with one Complete Outfit, including Book of Instructions and one All Metal Hoop.The 68 cents Is to cover duty, express, handling and other enpenses of getting the package from factory to you.N.B.\u2014Out of Town Renders will add 10 Gents extra for postage and expense of mailing.TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES SUMMARIZING CANADIAN AND WORLD NEWS MILK WENT DOWN THE SEWER.Montreal, Aug.2\u2014Four hundred and fifty gallons of milk were emptied down the sewers by City milk inspectors this week.The milk was seized at the railway stations as it came into the city, the chief complaint being that it was too high a temperature.Fifty-six gallons were seized at one time from one firm.PRINCE PALATINE DEFEATED.London, Aug.2.\u2014Prince Palatine, the race horse sold Wednesday to J.B.Joel for the record sum of $236,500, met a sensational defeat in the race for the Goodwood Gup on Thursday, failed to finish in the first three, L.Brassey\u2019s Catmint, Mr.Fairie\u2019s Al-The horse started a hot favorite, but eppo, and Major Coder\u2019s Lancet Chest.The new owner of Prince Palatine, who takes possession of the horse after his racing career, must have had \u201ca hunch,\u201d for he stipulated that if the horse was beaten in his last three races $25,(MM) was to be taken off the purchase price.NEWSPAPER WINS CASE.St.Paul, Minn., Aug.2.\u2014 That newspapers have a right to decline advertising when they deem it objectionable, even if it is submitted to them under a yearly contract, is the effect of a decision handed down in the District Court here.The case came up when a local department store was sued by a newspaper to recover money due under a yearly contract which the store management U.S.WILL ASSIST DESTITUTE AMERICANS.Washington, August 2.\u2014 Secretary of State Bryan yesterday rushed to the House of Representatives the request i that $100,000 be immediately appropriated to enable the Department of State to furnish transportation back to the United States for destitute Americans in Mexico.MAGISTRATE ADVISES RETALIATION.Vancouver, B.C., August 2.\u2014\u201cI have always held in this Court, shid Magistrate South in hearing assault charges against a street car conductor, named Nicholson, \u201cthat if one man calls another a foul name, the man insulted is not worthy to be called a British subject unless he resents the insult with a blow.\u201d had declared void because certain portions of its advertising copy had been ports.The approximate value of rejected by the paper.\tbutter amounted to £6755.VICTORIA BUTTER EXPORT.Melbourne, Vic., Aus.\u2014During the week ending June 5, 1913, 772 boxes of butter weighing 24J tons were inspected in Victoria for ports , beyond the commonwealth.Of these' 225 boxes were of butter in bulk weighing 5) tons, 277 were of butter in pats weighing 6f tons and 270 were of butter in tins weighing 12 tons.Nineteen boxes, all of unsalted butter, were marked for export to the United Kingdom, 432 were for export to South Africa, and 321 for export to eastern and other ports.The actual exports during the same week amounted to 67.) tons, of which 55J tons went to the United Kingdom and 12 to eastern and other the LABOUR MEMBER DEAD.London, August 2\u2014A vacancy occurs in the Parliamentary division of Chesterfield through the death of Mr.James Heslam, the well known miners\u2019 leader.THREATENED HOME SECRETARY London, August 2.\u2014For threatening to kill Home Secretary McKenna if Mrs.Emmeline Pankhurst died from the effects of her imprisonment, Allan Clarke, a male suffragette sympathizer, was yesterday ordered to furnish a $2,000 bond to keep pence, or spend two months in prison.U.S.FARMERS FOR CANADA.Edmonton, Aug.2.\u2014Harry Van Landingham, of Lennox, Mass., who is here in advance of a party of eighty well-to-do farmers from that State, who are planning to remove to Western Canada, is looking over the country for the purpose of selecting territory which will suit his fellow farmers who intend to come to Alberta with the opening of spring.PREMIER AT THE CAPITAL Ottawa, Aug.2\u2014The Rt.Hon.R.L.Borden and Mrs.Borden returned to Ottawa at noon yesterday from St.Andrews, N.B., where the Prime Minister has been summering.They were met at the station by the Hon.Geo.H.Perley and the Hon.A.E.Kemp.Yesterday afternoon the Premier attended the luncheon tendered the visiting geologists at the Dominion Experimental Farm.The Prime Minister is in splendid health.He has not yet planned the remainder of his vacation.DEMOCRATS CLAIM OPPONENTS ARE ATTEMPTING TO DISTURB THE COUNTRY BY THEIR SPEECHES.Washington, Aug.2.\u2014When Senator Stone charged the Republicans of the Senate with attempting to disturb the country financially several of.the minority leaders replied during the debate on the Underw;ood-Sim-mons tariff bill.Senator Gallinger said he was not talking idly, hut that he apprehended financial disturbance as a result of the Democrats\u2019 tariff legislation.If it did not come, he said, the credit would go to the Democrats.Senator Penrose declared industrial depression was upon the country already.He cited instances of steel mills in Pennsylvania that had closed.Senator Kenyon averred that in his talks he had always said he believe the pending bill would result in adversity, and that the people of his state did not believe so, either.' Oh, I was not referring to the Progressive Republicans,\u201d said Senator Stone.\u201cI meant that the majority of the minority were attempting I follow to arouse the people.CMDIAH ME WHIST INDIES Contribution of $40,000 to Reduce Cable Rates is Good Thing WILL IMPROVE THE COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH WEST INDIES AND THE DOMINION.Ottawa, August 2\u2014Canada\u2019s con-trioution of $40,000 a year towards the reduction of cable rates to and from the West Indies will he regarded by the business interests of the Dominion as a good investment.The Ottawa Board of Trade has taken an active interest in promoting improved commercial relations with the West Indies and as recently as the 10th of last month caused a communication to be sent to the Government suggesting a reduction of canle rates.In a letter to the Department cf Trade and Commerce on that date Mr.Cecil Bethune, secretary of the Hoard, stated: \u201cIn view of the fact that the Government is making ev> ry effort to improve trade conditions between Canada and the West Indies by subsidizing steamship coninanies, Pdid*1 not ' 1 am instructccl hy the Council Considerable progress was made in consideration of the bill.our Board to call your attention to the fact that the present cable rates to these islands are, in our opinion, excessive, and to ask if your department cannot do something to have these rates reduced.\u201d The communication quoted the existing rates as s: Barbadoes, 91 cents per word; St.Kitts, 89 cents; Trinidad, 98 cents; Bahama, 45 cents; Bermuda 62 cents.The Canadian Bank of Commerce WITH WHICH IS UNITED THE Eastern Townships Bank $IK> EDMUND WAI-iKER, C.V.O.* LiLitD.) D.C.Ij., President ALEXANDER LAIRDt .- ¦ .Oeneral Manager JOHN AIRD| » \u2022 \u2022 .Assistant General Manager Capital, $15,000,000 Rest, $12,500,000 Farmers\u2019 Business The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every facility for the transaction of their banking business, including the discount and collection of sales notes.Blank sales notes are supplied free of charge on application.BRAN CMS B IN BHURBROOKB.- Dnfferin Avenue (Main Office) .E.Winn Farwell Manager.A.P.Taylor, Asat.Manager.Uppertown (King Street Branch) .E.Winn Farwell.Manager.N.F.Dinning, Sub-Agent.Wellington Street Branch .F.A.Briggs, Manager.The present condition of the money market provides an exceptionally attractive market for those with funds available for investment.Many issues which would be selling at higher prices if it were not for the conditions just mentioned are offered by us.For these reasons we are within the mark when we say that bargains are available in investment.securities at the present time.However, the situation is perhaps more perplexing than usual, and the advance and counsel of experienced investment houses of th'e highest standing should be sought.We shall be very glad indeed to send you a list of securities which wo have for sale at the present time.Members Montreal Stock Exchange Sherbrooke Office., Art Building, R.N.- ROBINS, Manager; BRANCHES : Coatipook.Richmond, Rock Island, CQOknhJr«i ATTBACTIVE INVESTMENT PBICES F.B.McCURDY & CO. TWO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, AUGUST 2.1913.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS Birchtoa, Mass.; Mr.L.Whittaker of' GOCIALISIV1 New York and nephew at Mrs.E.Dally Report* From Correspondent* Of Whet la Going on.rv-\t____ SOUTH DURHAM.The Dowd School, District No.1, will open August 1st with Miss Jean Millar as teacher.Arrivals and departures: Mrs.John Morrill and daughter, Mrs.Crow, Hazel Adams, of Richmond, and Mr.Norman Adams, of Montreal, guests of their aunt, Mrs.C.H.Perkins, on Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Ware and children to their home in Salem, Mass., after being the guests of her sister, Miss Mary Griffith; Miss Reta Graham home from Montreal; Mrs.R.Picken and son, Robert, with Miss Mary Griffith on Sunday; Mrs.J.Johnston and daughter, Iona, and Mrs.Waite to their home in Montreal with friends and relatives; Mr.George j a{ter being the guests of Mrs.George Dowd, of Montreal, on a visit to his Griffith; Mr.H.Placey, of Richmond, parents, Mr.and Mrs.P.Dowd; Mrs.: with his mother on Wednesday; Miss J.Beattie, of Sherbrooke, with her i G Montgomery home after spending parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.Walker; | the week_end Wjth Miss Hazel Mont-Mrs.John Elliott home from Rich- merv mond; Mr.Nathan Montgomery, of\t* \u2018________.»-\u2014 Richmond, calling on feiends; Mrs.J.\tdIXVILLE Richmond, and children, Kenneth and j Arrivals and departures: Mr.and El va, in Sherbrooke with relatives; jjrs Archie B.Williams, and son, Miss J.Millar the week-end with her Thorold, of Sherbrooke, guests of Wednesday evening; Mr.Walter Thomas of White River Junction at Mr.M.McKay\u2019s; Mrs.E.A.Rowe, visiting relatives in Cookshire; Mr.R.L.Scott, Breeches Lake, in town Friday; Miss CtfDk to Cookshire on Friday for a few days; Mrs.C.A.Ring to Quebec on Friday; Mr.R.W.Hooper and Mrs.Thos.Hooper at Bishop\u2019s Crossing, Wednesday.Brown\u2019s ; Mrs.Whittaker recently at Mr.E.Fox\u2019s at Sherbrooke.ON DECLINE Mr.Kenneth Vancour is able to be BRITISH WORKING MEN ARE LOS-taken out for short rides, after serious illness.his ! friend, Miss S.Ross, of Sherbrooke; Miss Marion Watt a few days in Sherbrooke; Mr.Harry Johnston, of Montreal, guest of his parents; Miss Flora Adams, of Sherbrooke; Miss w Mr.and Mrs.W.Geo.Mayhew, the first of the week; Mrs.W.T.Parker and daughter, Frances, visiting relatives at Barnston, for Tuesday; Miss Connie Brannard, of Coaticook, with her friend.Miss Ruth England; Mr.and Mrs.Fenton Parsons, of\tPte.St.Charles,, visiting relatives\there for a few dar6; Mr.Mdrdock Mackenzie of Coaticook, and Mrs.J.H.Ramsay, of Coaticook, guests of Mrs.J.B.Parker, on Wednesday; Mr.Eber Howe attended the funeral of the late F.J.Kilburn of Barnston, which was held at his home on Tues-; day afternoon; Mrs.E.J.Nelson and j daughter, Ruth, with Mrs.Nelson\u2019s | parents in town; Mrs.Morrison, of New Hampshire, recent guests of Mr.I and Mrs.Bruce Baldwin; Mrs.A.E.i Ellis, and son, of Canaan, Vt., vis-! ited at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.j Geo.Mayhew on Wednesday; Mr.and Mrs.W.T.Parker, Mrs.E.J.Nelson | Mrs.J.L.Thornton and Mrs.Rowell motored to West Stewartstown, and : Beecher Falls, N'.H., on Thursday; : Misses Jessie and Lizzie Egleston, | with the Misses Ella and Hazel Marsh ' at their home in Barford; Mr.and 1 Mrs.Ernest Parker, Mrs.Sharman and Messrs.James and A.L.Parker of Coaticook, calling on friends here Thursday.y W Wm^lso* Clean 4; Your \"lands of Stains ; Mery oùjt C*m L-i tZ &bteiin ¦ Os U>3f SaferCe?\u2014-W# SPRING HILL.The weather for the,past week has been all that could be desired, and the farmers are busy with their haying, which seems to be a very light crop this year.Potatoes seem to be doing well.The Ladies\u2019 Aid supper which was held last Thursday night was a success.although the weather proved a little unfavorable.Quite a number turned out, the proceeds amounting to $20.05.Miss Mary McRitchie left for Cook-shire to consult a doctor.Mr.Kenneth McLeod, Drumavack, put up the frame of his new house Friday.Mr.D.M.Macdonald\u2019s mill is closed down for the present.Mrs.John F.McLeod is not improving very fast from her illness.Arrivals and departures include: Mrs.John McLeod, from Farnham, visiting her mother, Mrs.Alex McLeod: Miss Mamie McAulay from McLeod\u2019s, where she has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.R.C.A'an; Miss Edythe Macdonald from Milan; Mrs.Neil Macdonald to Megantic by auto; Mrs.D.K.Macdonald and daughter, Catherine, to Cumberland Mills, Me., where Catherine is to take medical treatment; Mr.Malcolm Smith from Marsboro, visiting friends; Mr.and Mrs.Harry Van from Megantic by auto; Mr.and Mrs.Norman Smith from Scotstown to visit her sister, Mrs.J.B.Macdonald, of Reedsville.COATICOOK.The members of the golf club were entertained at tea on Friday afternoon by Mrs.L.G.Moulton, assisted by Miss I.Moore and Miss Baldwin.Mrs.E.N.Trenholm and Miss Pearl Taylor are enjoying a holiday at Bay View, Me.Mr.and Mrs.B.Sornberger.of Stoneham, Mass., were in town on Friday, having come to Barnston their former home, earlier in the week, on the sad errand of the burial of their youngest son, Leslie, who passed away quite suddenly on Friday last.Mrs.Wm.Fowler was the guest of her sister, Mrs.J.N.White for a couple of days this week.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.James Leithead and family who have been the guests of Mr.T.P.Otis for the past few weeks, home; Mrs.Elgin Heath and children of Vermont guests of Mrs.O.Heath; Miss Mav Farley on Friday for a holiday at Hudson Heights; Mrs.H.J.McElroy of Wiarton, Ont., guest of Mr.and Mrs.Cromwell Mrs.G.M.Child left Saturday for an outing at Pot-ton Springs; MLs Jennie Snyder home after the past month with friends at Iroquois, Ont.The funeral of the late William A.Bacon, who passed away on Wednesday after a long illness, was held from St.Stephen\u2019s Church on Friday afternoon.The interment took place in the family burial ground, Barford.The deceased was in the 70th., year of his age.He is survived by his wife (nee Iva Maskwell) and one brother, Mr.E.Bacon of this place.Mr.Joseph Otis of Kansas City is the guest of his brother, Mr.T.P.Otis.Mr.James Parker left on Friday Mr.Homer Call is entertaining his mother, Mrs.Call and Mrs.Presby.Mr.W.Desmarais and family are convalescing from an attack of measles.Miss Crook is much better.Mrs.Ira Gould is visiting her daughters, Mesdames Hanson and Kier at Cambridge, Mass.I his customer\u2019s neck a peculiar pan ; with a semicircle piece cut out of j one side, so that it fits partially around the neck, under the chin.Water is put into the pan and the barber makes a lather with his hands and rubs it on the customer\u2019s face, usually using his hands for this purpose also.RICHMOND.A social will be given by the ladies of St.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church, Melbourne, on Thursday, August 7th, on the Church grounds.Arrivals and departures include : Miss Ruby Patch, of Montreal, \u2022 visiting Mr.and Mrs.H.Hardy ; Miss B.Beausoleil to Montreal and Ottawa for a few weeks ; Rev.J.Hepburn returned from Cacouna ; Miss Maud Miller, of Ottawm, Out., guest of the Misses Gouin ; Miss Reta Lance to Chateauguay for two weeks\u2019 visit with her sister, Mrs.Meldrum ; Rev.and Mrs.H.Carmichael, of Scarfcjoro, Ont., are visiting Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Miller.Mr.G.B.Hardy, of White River Jet., Vt., visiting his family here ; Mr.W.Bracket to Montreal to visit his mother in the R.V.Hospital.A MARINE MISNOMER.It\u2019s rather odd that they should to HOW TO TREAT PIMPLES for Toronto, Ont., where he will the guest of his daughter, Mrs.Wearing.CLEVELAND.Arrivals and departures: Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Killmgbeck and son to their home in Westmount after visiting Mr.and Mrs.G.K.Boast; Mr.John Bushey, of Boston, calling on friends; Mr.B.Flynn and Miss Alice Flynn, of Regina, visiting their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Edward Flynn; Mr.George Newman to Sherbrooke after visiting Mr.Nelson Taylor; Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Flynn, of Sherbrooke, visiting Mr.Edward Flynn.The Social Workers of New London will meet at the home of Mrs.Thomas Wilson on Thursday afternoon, August 7th.Miss Alice Dresser is quite ill with bronchitis, and Mrs.T.H.Fulker, who was able to be up and around, has had a relapse and is again coiin-fined to her room.ANNOYMNDRUFF WU make Canada a Bald-headed Nation if not Checked M.Pasteur, the great French Physician of Paris, once said: \u201cI believe we sbail one day rid the world of all diseases caused by germs.\u201d Dandruff is caused by germs, a fact accepted by all physicians.Dandruff is the root of all hair evils.If it were not for the little destructive germs working with a persistency worthy of a better cause, there would be no baldness.Parisian Sage will kill the dandruff germs in two weeks or money back.It will stop itching scalp, falling hair and make the hair grow thick and abundant.It puts new life and lustre into the EAST ANGUS.The Ladies\u2019 Guild of Christ Church held their Annual Ice Cream Social on the Church grounds Wednesday evening.The weather was all that could be desired and a good crowd were present.The Philharmonic Band very kindly assisted as in former years.The proceeds amounted to thirty-six dollars.A dance was held in the Parish Hall after the social.The friends of Mrs.R.W.Hooper will be pleased to know she is convalescent after her recent illness.Mr.George Savage is moving into Mrs.8.Chapdelaine\u2019s house on Cookshire Street.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.Geo.Cleveland of Saskatoon and Mrs.Albert Seale of Johnville, guests of Mrs.W.H.Davis; Mrs.R.A.Smith, Sherbrooke, guesjXof Mrs.S.B.Somers; Mrs.W./Glidden and grandson, Mr.Walter Hanson of Somerville, Mass., who have been visiting at Mr.George Caswell\u2019s to Dudswell Centre, on Thursday to visit at Mr.L.A.Stacey\u2019s; Mrs.George Arkley and Mrs.H.Beaulieu at Dudswell hair and prevents it from turning , Centre ^ Thurgday guegts o{ Mr(i \"ït'is the hair dressing par excel- i\trR^;\tA.; Üt,ur,n« vi*iv lence.daintily perfumed and free htr aunt, Mrs.O^ C.Knife, Bis- from grease and stickiness.It is the favorite with woman of taste and hop\u2019s Crossing; Mr.T.S.Somers, Sherbrooke, in town Wednesday; Mrs.culture who know the social value of ^rney r\u2019f r, Bromptonville guest of Mrs.R.E.Willard; Mr.and Mrs.Isaac Jordan, Maine, visiting at Mr.fascinating hair.Comes in large .'0-cent bottles at F.T.Ansell\u2019s and leading druggists and toilet goods counters everywhere.\u2018\u2018The Girl with the Auburn Hair\u201d is on every package.Made in f'anada by The R.T.Booth Co.Ltd.Fort Erie.Ont.J.T.Willard\u2019s; Miss Ethel Roy to her home in Melbourne on Thursday after a few weeks at Mr.I.B.Mills; Mr.H.O.Bishop, Miss Fannie Bishop and Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Loiselle from Bishop's Crossing, in town HATLEY.Arrivals and dejiartures include : Rev.Hollis H.Corey to Kenogami, after visiting his parents and calling on friends.He was accompanied by Miss Elsie Corey to North Hatley, where they will visit their sister,Mrs.O.R.Bowen ; Mr.H.Corey to Barnston where he will begin his new duties as Secretary Treasurer for the Municipality of Barnston ; Mrs.Wyman and daughter, Mrs.Strout, of South Barnston ; Mrs.Camp and daughter, Miss Bessie Aldrich, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., at Mr.H.Corey\u2019s ; Mr.and Mrs.Henry Whitaker and Mrs.O.F.King, of Boston ; Mr.L.R.Whitaker, of New York, were recent guests at Mr.N.N.Brown\u2019s.During the month of August motion pictures will be given here every Saturday evening, at the Foresters Hall by Mr.C.A.Kennedy of Coaticook.Mrs.H.F.Webster of the Hatley House, has two flowering maples \u2018of a rich dark shade of red, which have bloomed constantly through the winter, and which, together, have at the present time 119 buds of blossoms.Mr.H.Corey has bought the farm which he has occupied for the past year from Mr.O.Glidden.This farm, v/hich is about one quarter of a mile from the village is on the Massawippi road and was formerly known as the Burrage property.Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Kennedy of Coaticook, at the Hatley House; Mrs.Buck of Ayer\u2019s Cliff and her sister, Mrs.Walsh of New Jersey, attended the regular meeting of the Aid here on Wednesday; Mr.A.T.Rowell of Sherbrooke, with relatives for a few days.The Camp Fire Girls held their weekly rally on Thursday at White Rock Camp.t * * t 0 * * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 V4 4 4 4 G-Q-M-F-O-R-T If a man can afford an automobile he ought to have one in which be can ride in comfort\u2014comfort whether he is riding alone or with a car full of people.The Kerr Magneto people have been studying this problem, and knowing the discomfort of riding in a Ford car over rough roads, bave designed an attacbment called the \u2018\u2018Road Smoothers,\u201d These are attached in place of the «\u2019.ring hangers, and take up all the shocks, big and little, preventing that rebound so well known to all who have bad the experience.They make a Ford ride like a $3,009 model, and furthermore, are a great saving on the wear and tear of both car and tires.The price is within the reach of anyone who can afford a Ford car.Special descriptive circular Kent on request.These \"Road Hmootliers\u201d can be attached by anyone in two or three hours and we will make price duty and express paid if desired.Addr s all inquiries concerning Auto Barts, Accessories, Ford Repairs, fires, etc., to j True & Blanchard Co., j WINDSOR MILLS.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.S.D Aunais of Montreal, guest of.her sister, Mrs.J.N.f\u2019aswell; Mrs.T.Latter and daughter, Edith of Quebec, guests of Mrs.Robt.McLeod; Mrs.A.J.Brown and daughter, Miss Grace and Mrs.Home, to Montreal where, they will meet Mr.Brown and proceed on a trip down the Saguenay; Mr.and Mrs.T.A.King and daughter, Miss Gertrude from Mont real, after attending the Goodenough-Henderson wedding; Mr.J.Dunlop from Montreal, where he has been the guest of Mr.and Mrs.A.Henderson; Miss O.Mountain and friend Miss Kffie Jack of Quebec, to Danville, the guest of the former\u2019s grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.E.A Mountain; Miss Edith w.Knapp home from Lachute after attending the teachers training school there- Mrs Joseph Rousseau of Montreal the Enewt of her mother, Mrs.McCabe The Rev.Dr.McGillivary of Toronto gave a very interesting address m the Rt.Andrew\u2019s Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening.K IKK D A LE.Arrivals : Miss Marion Watt, South Durham, guest, of Miss Nellie Noble-Rev.W.A.Adcock and Miss Adcock home from a visit to friends at Quebec city; Mr.Wrn.Adcock, Thctford Mines, and Miss Ruth Adcock, East Angus ; Miss Myrtle Bartlett after a successful course at the summer school for teachers at Lachute ; Miss Lena Patrick, of South Durham the guest of her cousin.Miss 1,.Duffy.Departures : Misses Andrews their home at Bishop\u2019s Grossing after being the guests of Mr.and Mr-:.Harry Rick ; Mr.Albert Fee to Montreal after being the guest of Mr.W.Noble.EAST DUDSWELL.Arrivals and departures : Miss Hazel Bishop to her home after a few days with Miss Edith McAuley; Mr.and Mrs.Angus McDonald of Spring-field, Mass., visiting for sometime at hf-i trither\u2019s, Mr.C.A.Gilbert; Mrs.E.P.Leonard in Birchton over Sunday, guest of her sister, Mrs.Brazei; Mr.and Mrs.W.Nourse in Angus Monday visiting her brother, Mr.Henry Brown.The ice cream social given by the Ladies\u2019 Guild, on July 17th., at Mr.C.A.Gilbert\u2019s was considered a success.The proceeds of the evening amounted to $12.30.The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs.Malcolm McAuley on Tlrtirsday, August 21st.ING SYMPATHY WITH THE PROPAGANDA.London.\u2014Ever since the forn»ation of the Anti-Socialist Union of Great Britain and the exposure of the plan of the Socialists to get control of the\t______ \u201e\t.Labor party, it has been evident that ! the working classes were gradually ! \u201cFancy a tramp needing water losing sympathy with the Socialist! .J ,, propaganda.Meetings on the Em- ; get a °l1g on'____________ - bankment and other places show that r while those of the Labor party were well attended and orderly those conducted by Socialist leaders are neither popular nor well behaved, and have recently been abandoned altogether.In speaking of this state of affairs, J.W.Urv/in, secretary of the Anti-Socialist Union of Great Britain, said : \u201cThe slump in Socialism has been caused because they have been going about for years preaching revolutionary doctrines and telling fairy tales to the workingmen, and how their arguments are being met and faced, and their doctrines exposed.From many parts of the country have come evidences of the refusal of the people | to believe Socialism any longer.At Portsmouth four years ago the speakers of this union were met with the strongest and most violent opposition.I myself was hurled from the platform once and badly handled.\u201cToday the workingmen at the docks come to oifr meetings.At Wimbledon there used to be three Socialist parties.They had a hall for their meetings during the week.That hall now belongs to the Anti-Socialist societies.The Socialists were driven off the Broadway, where they held their meetings, and last Christmas they gave up the premises.We entered into possession the next day.\u201cFurther evidence of the break-up of the Socialist- organization is shown by the failure of the various branches to amalgamate, though invited to do so.There was the Socialist Democratic Party, the Socialist Party of Great Britain, the Fabian Society, the Independent Labor Party and the so-called Christian Socialists.\"Two years ago an attempt was made to bring them all together under the one banner of the British Socialist Party.But the comrades could not agree, and the only result was that the Social Democratic Party ceased to exist.The British Socialist party have held two conferences, but there is more dissatisfaction among them and the Fabians and the Independent Labor Party have refused to join them.\u201d TKiaks Swearing Ail Right Providing the provocation equals the offence of Jones stepping on Smith\u2019s corns.Far better to use Putnam\u2019s Corn Extractor ;\u2014it does cure corns and warts in one day without pain.Try \u2019Putnam\u2019s,\u201d free from acids, and painless, price 25c.at all dealers.SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES TRAFALGAR INSTITUTE (Affiliated to McGill University.) 83 SIMPSON STREET, MONTREAL.For the Higher Education of Young Women, with Preparatory Department for Girls, under 13 years of age.President\u2014Rev.James Barclay, D.U.LL.i).; Vice-President-\u2014Ven.J.G.Norton, D.D., Archdeacon of Montreal ; Principal \u2014 .Miss Charlotte S.Hardy, M.A., Cambridge.The Institute will re-open TUESDAY, PITH SEPTEMBER, AT NOON.En-i trance examinations for new scholars j will be held at the School on Saturday, I Kith September, at Hi o'clock a m.1 For Prospectus, etc., apply to the Principal, or to A.F.RIDDELL, Secretary, North British Mercantile Building, 80 St.Francois Xavier Street, Montreal.FITCH BAY.Arrivals and departures; Miss Emma Lee, of Worcester, Mass., the guest of Mrs.Gladys Lee; Mrs.Blanche Glover, of Boston, visiting friends in town; Mr.C.E.White and Miss Ruby White, of Sherbrooke, guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.H.Rider this week; Miss Ethel Hadden, of Lowell, Mass., guest of friends; Mr.E.B.Rider, of Brisbee, Ariz., guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.T.B.Rider; Miss Kathleen Carr to Newport, Vt., recently; Mrs.F.W.Four-ney in town after a week at Sher-trooks and Lyndcmville, Vt.; Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Wheeler to Leeds for two weeks; Mr.Geo.Young, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, in town this week.SCOTSTOWN.Mr.Samuel J.Scott attended a meeting of the executive cf the St.Francis Baseball League, last Thursday night, at Cookshire.It seerm that the protested game which was played at Cookshire last Saturday lot ween East Angus and Cookshire will be played again some time in the middle of this month.GLEN MURRAY.Mr.and Mrs.A.Tuck and Miss Evelyn, of Ottawa, who have spent a few weeks at Mr.J.Dougherty\u2019s, left on Friday for a few days at Mr.T.Parks, Nelson, for their return home; Mr.and Mrs.A.Caron to Laurier-ville, on Tuesday ; Mr.J.McNulty of New York, visiting at Mr.J.A.Percy\u2019s.MELBOURNE.Mr.Edward Fallona of Portland, Me., guest of his sister, Mrs.W.De-lany.There will he an afternoon tea, food and fancy goods sale, ice cream and home made candy on the lawn of Ht.Andrew\u2019s Church, Upper Melbourne, from 4 p.m.to 10 p.m.on Aug.7th.The Richmond Band will be in attendance.QUEER METHODS OF ORIENTAL BARBERS.Accustomed to the deft dexterity of the up-to-date barber, the Canadian who, in the course of a tour of the world, places himself unreservedly in the hands of the tonsorial artists in the various countries visited usually has some surprising experiences to relate on his return home.Nearly all the barbers in Tripoli are Italians, and the shops are as well equipped as those of the Italian cities.The native Arab barbers require only a pair of scissors, a pair of clippers, and a razor for their equipment.They erect their temporary shops in the market places by spreading some matting over a few poles.Arabs have their heads shaved keeping the hair short so that the white skull cap over which the fez is worn will fit closely.There are many barbers in Muscat, Oman, but no barber shops.Wealthy persons are attended in their own homes, while the poorer classes are shaved in the bazaars.Both customer and barber sit on a mat facing each other.It is customary to shave the entire head.In Aden the barbers are Hindus, who generally call at the homes of their customers.The European residents have these barbers call every morning at about eight o\u2019clock, and pay about five shillings a month for the services, which include one hair cut.In Bombay, India, the workmen, coolies, and lower class of servants have their harbering done on the street.Native barbers call at the houses to attend the wealthier classes.In Karachi all the barber work of the city is done by peripatetic workmen.The Harput barber places around Leay and daughter at his old home for a short stay; Mrs.Alex MacLeay, Jr., and her guests from Kansas, at the Nicolet Lakes, camping.8AWYERVILLE (Another Correspondent) Mrs.Ellen Alden of Cookshire, vis iting at Mrs, Lyman Bowker\u2019s re cently.Mr.Stephen Jordan, who has sold his home in Hawyerville, has gone to hoard at Mr.Lyman liowker\u2019s for a while.Mr.and Mrs.8.C.Lebourveau of Coaticook anh Mr.and Mrs, A.I.Harvey, of Flanders, were visiting at Mr.I,, j.liowker\u2019s, Monday.BARNSTON.Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Hamm from San Diego, Cal., visiting at his mother\u2019.;, Mrs.John Wright, for a few days.CASTLEBAR.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.Frank Leet of Grant\u2019s Pass, Oregon, pleasantly surprised his brother, Mr.E.M.Leet on Wednesday and is enjoying a few days at his old to home; Mrs.F.0.Andrews and children of Manchester, N.H., with her parents; Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Mac- 4 4 4 * NEWPORT, VT.The I.eadfiiK Auto Supply House of >o., V».FAIRFAX.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.Ray Lincoln and the Misses Lincoln from Flrnwood Park ; Mr.Martin recent gue t at Mr.C.B.Crook's ; Mr.and Mr:-;.Henry Whittaker, of MITCHELL.IHslide-easy'\" .Neckwear S\"'! auAUTV\tVJMU£Ty McConnell.The recent rains are just what was needed to make the crops grow.Miss Myrtle Bice of Magog is on gaged to teach school here the com ing year.Mrs.J.Corey returns to her home in Roxbury, Mass., this week.Mr.B.Young has closed his engage ment at Mr.IT.A.Norton\u2019s farm and moved iiis family to Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Haying is pretty well advanced, a few having finished and the crop is considered an average one.BIRCHTON.Mr.Lewis Mills, who has been in the West for five years, has sold out and returned home.He will re side in Cookshire for the present.Mr.Arden Taylor a couple of days in Montreal recently; Mrs.C.Osgood, of Vermont,, the guest of Mrs.H.J.Taylor on Thursday; Mr.and Mrs.Ceo.Carpenter visiting relatives at Bishop\u2019s Crossing.AND BLACKHEADS Successfully arid Speedily With OfflCTOSOAP And Cuticum Ointment, at a trifling cost, is learned from the special directions which accompany these pure, sweet and gentle emollients.Cutlciira Soap rti