Sherbrooke daily record, 10 juillet 1920, samedi 10 juillet 1920

[" **\\ VU' ''/'I SS^ti V r« /\t\\\t\u2018\t** \u2018 Sherbrooke Dally Record îd 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1920.T wenty-Fourth YÏ ES ARE FORCED TO WITHDRAW THEIR LINE: dm irai Fisher Is Dead-Great Military Activity In Irelan IH FORCES WITHDRAWING TO LINE AS RESET OF GREAT iUSSlAN BOLSHEVIK OFFENSIVE rimnnmrmwTTSTnnr!^^ HON.ARTHUR MEIGHEN l WAS SWORN IN TODAY c evacuation of Brest-Litovsk, Vilna and Pinsk by the des I* Reported This Morning\u2014Report Would Seem Indicate a General Withdrawal of the Polish Line to Frontiers of that New Republic\u2014Another Invasion ^Persia by the Bolshevik Troops is Reported\u2014Soviet Ticials Claim Further Advances Against the Poles.(Associated Press Despatch) Jis, July 10.\u2014Polish forces are withdrawing from îrest-Litovsk, Vilna and Pinsk as the result of the teat Russiaan Bolshevik offensive, according to a received by the newspaper L\u2019Information this ration of Brest-Litovsk, Vilna and Pinsk would idicate a general withdrawal of the Polish line to srs of that new republic.Latest despatches from Ave shown the Poles to be struggling against the net Armies a considerable distance east of jrsk, although Pinsk would seem to be threatened |ce of General Budenny, further south.Brest-^proximately 1 20 miles east of Warsaw, and is tihed town.It is located on the navigable river ^important railway junction.Pinsk is located liver, about ninety-five miles east of Brest- o (Associated Press Despatch) 0\tOttawa, July 10.\u2014Hon.° Arthur Meighen was for-a mally sworn in this morning ° as Canada\u2019s Premier, to = succeed Sir Robert Borden.° Hon.Mr.Rowell took for- 1\tmal leave of his colleagues s at the last meeting of the o Cabinet held yesterday.-JU?g.CJLO 'FEARED WORSE THINGS MIGHT BEFALL THEM ' Germans Realized It Was Useless to Trifle Any Longer with the Allies.pnnrinnnririnm^^ ULTIMATUM ISSUED BY SERBIANS TO ITALIANS CLAIM BRITISH POLICE ARE TO BE 1P0RTED Despa: LONDON, July 10.\u2014News that the German delegation at Spa had signed the agreement to accept the Allied demands relative to disarmament was received quietly in Berlin (yesterday afternoon, says a despatch to the Times, filed at the German capital late yesterday.\u201cThe impression is general here \u201csays the despatch,\u201d that it was useless to trifle any longer with the BJntente and that it was best for the Germans to make i terms with their adversaries quickly lest worse things befall them.\u201cThus the public has shown no I sign that it was particularly inter-\u2019 ested in the session at Spa.\u201d Sinn Fein Publication Has Story of Alleged Insubordination Among Irish Constabulary.(Associated Press Despatch) DUBLIN, July 10.\u2014In the Sinn Fein publication, the Irish Bulletin, issued last night, is a story of insubordination among the Irish constabulary and the reported impending importation of English police, whose m .1\t.\t.\t,\t.j* i .\ti , [advent is to be accompanied by mar- J the principal city ot Litvinia and is about !tial law, and other extreme mea- ast of Warsaw.IK INVASION OF PERSIA REPORTED ^Associated Press Despatch) nr 1 0.\u2014A new Bolshevik invasion fin a despatch to the Daily Mail of piotes the Teheran newspapers of Wed-at four Bolshevik warships had arrived the.Caspian Sea, eleven miles north-p and landed troops.ÜT REDS *- BERESINA sures.According to the statements, confirmation of which cannot be obtained, the Royal Irish Constabulary at Listowell, County Kerry, were ordered on June 17.to hand' over their barracks to the soldiers.The constab-from 1 ulary refused and fourteen members i resigned, but the resignations were not accepted.The story as printed, was hinted at a few days ago, but when inquiry was made at Dublin Castle the authorities there said they knew nothing of it.Guns and troops are going north from Dublin, but nothing unusual is happening there.(Aisociated Press Despatch) Triest, July 10.\u2014Serbian army officers have sent an ultimatum to the Italian general that Italian : troops must withdraw along : the lines of armistice to a ; point twelve miles westward ; of their present position.; The Italian general has re- \u2018 fused to consider the ulti- \u2018 matum.\t; THE MILITARY ACTIVITY AROUND: DUBUN YESTERDAY RESEMBLI THAT OF THE PAST EASTL D SPECIAL SERVICES HELD.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July 10.\u2014Thanksgiving services were held yesterday at the Danish Church on the occasion of the signing of the treaty by King Cristian uniting Schleswig with Denmark.# THE CABINET IN PORT! ft GAL IS FORCED TO ft\tRESIGN.The Greek Troops Continue Advance Against Turks\u2014Brussa, An Important Asia Minor City, Has Been Captured The Turks Are Beginning to Realize the Critical Situation Created by the Triumphant Greek Advance into Ana-loda\u2014Worrying Over How Entente Will Deal With Them After the Greeks Dominate the Bagdad Railway.'\t_____________________ i 'i Barbed Wire Barricades Have Been Erected at Some Pldj for the Troops, Who Are Being Fed from Field Kitch* Military Officers Commanded the Sinn Fein Volante to Surrender Their Armlets, on Which Was Ins \u201cIrish Republican Army.\u201d\tIT (Associated Press Despatch) f UBLIN, July 10.\u2014Throughout yesterday the military activity around Dublin resembled that of last Easter.At some places barbed wire barricades were erected for the troops, who were fed from field kitchens.Among the recent activities of the Sinn Feiners has been the attendance of volunteers to keep order at the racing meetings.Here they have cornered the disorderly element and captured persons' who refused to pay bets.The volunteers turned up to perform these offices at Bellestown, but the military appeared there to check them.The military officers commanded the volunteers to disperse and surrender their armlets on which were inscribed \u201cIrish Republican Army.\u201d About forty of the armlets were j surrendered, together with thirty caps of the volunteers.Despatch) »,\u2014A despatch ig from Tilsit, Hbre fighting, the ^Wcen through the Iront and crossed at three points, ¦as that panic has K, from which the ¦fe authorities have Bye capital HW, it is said ___ [Press Despatch) W 10.\u2014It is the in-Polish Government to of governmnt from in g to statements jjennan press quoted Berlin yesterday.ft ft ft ft ft* ft# ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft\tft ft RAILWAYS WILL ASK FOR * ft INCREASE OF THIRTY ft ft\tPER CENT IN\tft ft\tRATES.\tft ft (Associated Press Despatch.) ft ft MONTREAL, July 10.\u2014 ft ft The Canadian Railway As- ft ft sociation, representing all the ft ft lines in the Dominion, an-ft nounced this morning that * ft an application will be made ft to the Railway Commission ft ft at Ottawa for a thirty per ft ft cent, increase in freight rates, ft ft\tft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ftftftft-ftftft BIG INCREASE IN WHEAT CROP IN UNITED STATES Increase of 28,000,000 Bushels Forecasted as Compared with Past Month.(Associated Press Despatch) ATHENS, July 10.\u2014Brussa, an important Asia Minor city, fifty-seven miles southeast of Constantinople, has been occupied by Greek forces, according to reports reaching this city.tXi )Xl iXi.iXt iXt iXt.iXi ùk iXl jX* kU iXi iXi ft PROVISIONAL GOVERN- * ft MENT WILL NOT AC- * ft\tCEPT VILLA\u2019S\tft ft\tTERMS.\tft (Associated Press Despatch) WASHINGTON, July 10.\u2014An increase of 28,000,000 bushels in the United States wheat crop as compared with last month, with a total forecast of 809,000,000 bushels, were features of the Government\u2019s July crop report issued yesterday.& PEACE AND [DETERMINATION Press Despatch) July 10.- The foreign Id yesterday that the lent had forwarded a ]|£erence at Spa de-Ttwillingness to make Mf* H cc 'nations.Admiral John Fisher Died Early Today After Undergoing Serious Operation-Earned Title Of \u201cKitchener Of Navy IB 'n (landed PERSIAN PORTS (Associs.fd'' Pr'- j tiations.There is much speculation among the Turks as to how the Entente powers will deal with them after the Greeks dominate the Bagdad Railway, which now seems inevitable to the people here, although those in the interior of the country still hope that Mustapha Kemal may check the Greek advance.It is feared generally among the better educated Turks that the Greeks will be given the Mosque of Saint Sofia, or even Constantinople, as a further reward for their military successes.-«- AM Am AMP AT mm\t¦ mm mammmm\" mmmm n ¦\t« wm^ M mm mm BISLEY CAMP DOING WELL ft (Associated Press Despatch.) * MEXICO CITY, July 10.\u2014 ft The Government has decided ft to reject the peace proposals ft of Francisco Villa, General ft Serrano, Under-Secretary of ft War and Marine, told the !» Associated Press today !» Only unconditional sur-!» render, he declared, would he !» accept.ft ft ft ft ftftftftftft ft ftft ft ft ft- CANADIAN DELEGATES TO ATTEND.-ft #- !» (Associated Press Despat *\tLISBON, July 10.\u2014 !» cabinet of Antonio Mar ft Dasilva resigned yester ft because of lack of suffleie !» parliamentary support.!» cabinet was formed June 27t| !» The newspapers are attacl !» ing former President Macha ft because of his alleged atte !» dance at meetings of tlj *\tExtreme Republicans.ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft fti (Associated Press Despatch) BELFAST, July 10.\u2014It is announced that delegates from Canada are to take part in the big parade of | their duty is loyal British cr Orangemen which is to be the fea- j if called upon.\u201d ture of the celebration of the anni- Among the other resolutSoi sons will march in the principal \\ ade.In addition to the Can delegates, there will be repre tives of Orange societies in An lia, New Zealand, South Africa! the United States.Sir Edward son, the Unionist leader of will be the chief speaker, and propose a resolution appealing the Government to \u201cdeal resold with the cruel and treacherous fare being carried on in Ir and pledging Ulster men to \u201ceve versary of the battle of the Boyne on Monday.Notwithstanding the sensitive condition of public feeling, confidence that order will not be disturbed is expressed by officials here.Elaborate He Emersed from His Retirement in October 1914 to Resume His Post as First Sea Lord of the Admiralty and Direct the Naval Warfare Against Germany\u2014Credit H« Been Claimed for Him in the Bottling Up of the Scoll>lld Won the M>tc|l (or tbe German Navy During the War.Press Despatch) f&O.\u2014Despatches from a, report new landings [troops at several Per-the Caspian Sea.;ommander jS AT BERDIANSK tress Despatch) PPLE, July 10.\u2014 Wrangel, the \u2018;er, have north (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July 10.\u2014 Admiral John A.Fisher, first baron of Kllverstone and former First Lord of the Admiralty, died this morning.Lord Fisher underwent a serious operation yesterday and failed to rally.Lord Fisher began his naval career in 1864, and while on active service took part in the Crimean, Chinese and Egyptian wars.He became Lord of the Admiralty in 1892, and First Sea Lord of the Admiralty in 1904, which post he held for six years.He emerged from retirement In October, 1914, to resume his post as First Sea Ia»rd of the Admiralty and direct the naval warfare against Germany.His vigorous policy caused him to be termed \u201cthe.Kitchener of ft ft ft ft ft ftftftftftft ft ft ft ft ft\tft ft D\u2019ANNUNZIO REJECTED ft ft AS COMMANDER OF ft ft\tFIUME.\tft ft (Associated Press Despatch.) !» FIUME, July 10.\u2014Influen-!» tial Fiumians repudiated yes-!» terday D\u2019Annunzio's author-!» ity as commander of Flume.ft ftftftftftftftftftftftft ftft date.Being a reformer by nature, Lord Fisher\u2019s attack on the British naval administration in September, 1919, in which he denounced the expenditures being made as \u201cruinous\u201d might have been expected, but it caused a ____ .\tgreat sensation throughout the Bri- the Navy,\u201d and chief credit has been i tish Empire.claimed for him in the bottling up of ! Later, Lord Fisher declared that the German navy.Cabinet disputes in the submarine he saw the future Elcho Shield.BISLEY CAMP.England.July 10.\u2014The Elcho Shield match between England, Scotland and Ireland furnished one of the best contests for this trophy of recent years yesterday.England, which had such noted shots on the team as Major Finley, Doctor Kelly, Colonel Hopton and C.Mack, led by three points in the first stages.Half way through the match Scotland led by three points.ROOT IS TO PRESENT THE LINCOLN GIFT preparations are being made for the celebration.Demonstrations have been forbidden in the city itself, but arrangements have been made for a great mass meeting at a park four miles distant, to which all processions will lead.It is expected thaï be one expressing the determir of Orange men to \u201cdefend the and religious liberties for which ancestors fought at the Boyne ! SIR THOMAS PRAISES HONJ MEIGHEN.(Associated Press Despat TORONTO, July 10.\u2014Sir White passed through the city terday, spoke in the highest of the character and ability ofl at twenty thousand per-Mr.Meighen.Statue Given by America to People of Great Britain Will Be Presented by Elihu Root.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July 10.\u2014The Anglo-American society announced yesterday that Elihu Root, former United States Secretary of State, who is at The Hague, as a member of the commission appointed by the League of Nations to form a permanent International Court of Justice, ' will present the St.Gaudens statue of Lincoln to the British people as a gift of the United States at the unveiling ceremony on July 28th.Mr.Lloyd George is expected to deliver the address of acceptance.GERMANS WANT REDUCTION IN CRIME LIST EXCHANGE and LETTERS op CREDIT Tfoi* Bank offers peculiar advantages in wiro rsramaieg in every pert 0f Canada, as well aa ta - with c«»».\t« , steading in all parts of the world, rtfe afcfc to place many advantages at your disposal.** THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL RESERVE FUND $15,000,000 $15,000,000 ,5M; EnÏÏnd'SssrirelanïlS Commission Is Considering the led to hie resignation in May, 1916, he continued to serve the British ¦vermnent In various capacities bout the war, and was a jiro-naval critic.He is survived and three daughters.¦her was for many years a in Great Britain.He as the Father of the j + because he was the j * sea fighter and that the development of aviatiçn had made invasion of Great Britain impracticable.Lord Fisher had been seriously ill since early in May, when he underwent an operation.4* + ftft +\t+ + * + * ft 4.THE WEATHER * H£e the vast power of this ' ft\t''\tft During his term us +4.\t4.5.\t+ 4.of the Admiralty, j 10, he virtually re- j FAIR TODAY, FAIR AND WARM knavy.He entirely!\tSUNDAY.established and , Pressure is high from the north-disposition of the west states to the Atlantic and the less than one bun-1 weather is fair in all parts of the (lips from immense Dominion, cruisers into the Generally fair today, and fair iete and out of and warm on Sunday.The highest score was made by Lieut.A.E.Martin, nephew' of Capt.F.R.Martin, of Calgary who scored 207 for Scotland, his father, on the same team, scoring 199.The highest scor efor England was 201 by Mack, of North London.Additional Canadian winners in the Sweepstakes were Private Geo.Weir, of Toronto; Captain F.R.Martin, of Calgary; Lieut.J.O.Nix, of Winnipeg; Captain C.R.Crowe, of Guelph; Sergeant James Boa, of Montreal; Utton and Sergeant.Major F.Goodhouse, Ottawa.The Hopton cup match rifle aggregate winner was Captain J.E.Martin.BRITAIN TO LIQUIDATE DEBT TO ARGENTINA Arrangements Have Been Completed by British Government.BUENOS AYRES, July 10.\u2014Arrangements have been made by the British Government to liquidate its debt of one hundred million dollars to Argentina by meeting periodically with interest on Argentina\u2019s external debt held in Loudojr Latest Claim of Germany.SPA, July 10.\u2014 German claims that the list of the Germans accused | of violationes of the laws of war! must be reduced if the collapse of j the Berlin Government was to be avoided, were discussed by a commis-1 sion which met.here yesterday af-; ternoon, according to an official announcement.Jules Gambon, of France, was chairman of the Commission, the members of which included representatives of Great Britain, Belgium France, Italy and Germany.One of the German delegates was Dr.Karl Heinze, Minister of Justice.Baron Birkenhead, Lord Chancellor of Great Britain, opened the discussion.He declared the Commission decided the trial at Leipsic should be accepted by the Allies as an experiment, and that, the Commission would confine itself to producing evidence from countries other than Germany.Dr.Heinze .speaking in the name of the German Government, expressed the opinion that all communications should be between law officers of the different countries, the names whom were given him* _________ THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA begs to advise that it has for rental at moderate prices Safety Deposit Boxes FOR THE PROTECTION FROM FIRE OR BURG-LARY OF VALUABLE BUSINESS OR PRIVATE DOCUMENTS, VICTORY BONDS, ETC.1 Have Your Fares Ready 25 TICKETS $1.50 I Every time the conductor has to make change, your trip is delayed several seconds.If everybody had a ticket ready, the cars would travel faster and make more trips.So, for Economy and Efficiency\u2014 Buy a Card of Tickets.\tJ FOR SALE BY ALL LEADING MERCHANT0 ^ \u2022ringing Up Father COPYRIGHT 1910.By George McManus DIO 'YOU HEA.SÏ WHM\" t t.MO- WH'f DON'T TOO ANSWER NE- UU ) I\ttftNT IT NICE MSO QUlET OP HERE.IN -THE.NOONT/MNN I^PTT tT «WONOERFOl.up here in the NOUNT/MN*> - iT'i tsO NICE A.ND ClUlET HlNC) T 7^ TOO AvftC NOTHING - aRure- væi_u- HOW COUL.O I TELU IF IT WU2.QUIET Y/HILE TOO V/UZ-TAUCIN'P _________ © 1920 \u2022» inn.FitTuni 9*»V1CI.Inc.f.FRANCIS '.DISTRICT NEWS bierings by the Daily Record Correspondents in the Various (Communities.> COOKSHIRE present, Councillors, A.P.Joyce, B.F.Staples, E.D.MacAulay, P.Perreault, and Jos.Pichette with the Mayor, L.Hebert, in the chair.Bills to the amount of $2,704.58 were allowed and ordered paid.The request of the Telephone Co., I of St.Adolphe de Dudswell represented by Mr.E.DeChamplaine, to place telephone poles along the roadside through the Township of Duds-well was granted provided that they do not obstruct the high-way.John Veilleux Jr., was allowed his taxes amounting to $15.15 to maintain his road until May 1st, 1921.Èy wanted to sell the Record afternoon.Apply at once to lation Dept, Record Office, trooke.BOYNTON DUDSWELL L \u201e ¦jnllors of the Municipality of Brell held at Dudswell Centre, ttonday.July 5th, there were A very enjoyable affair took place last Friday evening when, in spite of the heavy rainfall, about seventy relatives and friends of Mr.and Mrs.R.G.Hills gathered in Griffin\u2019s Hall to give them an informal reception, they having been quietly married by the Rev.T.E.Davison at the parsonage, Derby Centre.Af- FURS FURS Engels Mfg.Furriers Announcement STANSTEAD AND ROCK ISLAND ter social chat, music and singing were enjoyed for/x short time.Refreshments' consisting of ice cream and cake were served, then a purse containing over $50.00 was presented Mr.and Mrs.Hills by Capt.Goote on behalf of those present.Mr.Hills replied thanking the donors for the kindness shown Mrs.Hills and himself.This brought a very pleasant evening to a close and it being near midnight, those assembled took their departure, all wishing Mr.and Mrs.Hills a long and happy life.Mr.and Mrs.Hills were also the recipients of other useful and pretty gifts.Mrs.T.Bean, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., -was the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.Hibbard, this week.Mr.N.J.Brainard, of New Briton, Conn., has been the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Ozro Brown.Mrs.J.McLean, of Newport, Vt., was at Mr.Homer Morse\u2019s on Wednesday.Mrs.R.Hibbard was at North Hatley, recently, the guest of her mother, Mrs.H.Astbury.The W.M.A.presented Rev.,T.E.Lloyd, Missionary for Central Africa, who was present at a recent meeting of the Auxiliary, with a purse of $18.00 to help purchase his outfit, the sum being given by members and their, friends.tëtpojm! Ellis recently.Mr.Robinson and sons were in town on Sunday from Sawyerville and were guests at Lakeside Cottage, Silver Lake.Mrs.Rand, of Cookshire; Mrs.Hall, of East Angus, and Mrs.E.Gilbert, of Bishop\u2019s Crossing, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.O.W.Cote recently.Miss Dorothy Andrew was the recent guest of her sister, Mrs.Ernest Cote.RANDBORO We have inaugurated a new system of service for our numer-ms out-of-town customers, and all those wishing to avail hemselves can do so by consulting with Mr.Engel regarding epairing and remodeling all kinds of Furs, also get estimates free n all branches of Fur Manufacturing.Summer is a slow season n our trade, and in order to keep our factory on full time we will fve special prices and guarantee service.ENGEL WILL BE AT THE ROCK ISLAND HOUSE, MONDAY, THE 19TH, FROM 9 A.M.TO 6 P.M.Contait Him About Your Furs.lMR.Engels Manufacturing Furriers SHERBROOKE Mr.and Mrs.Holly Rand and children, of Boston, Mass., have been in town visiting their sister, Mr.and Mrs.N.Rand, Mr.and Mrs.M.Cairns and Mr.and Mrs.A.Swail, ' recently.Mr.and Mrs.P.H.Coates, of Johnville, Mr.and Mrs.Philps, of Sawyerville, have been the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Cyril Smith.Mr.and Mrs.A.Worby, of Brook-| bury, have been visiting Mr.and Mrs.Edw.Tannahill.Miss Teressa Beliveau, of Montreal, is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.N.Beliveau.Mr.Roy Montgomery, of Stratford, was with his family* for the week end.Mr.Edward Tannahill had the misfortune to lose a valuable horse on Wednesday.The animal got cast in the barn.SPRING HILL BALTIC ReJSepa rator wit1LL10HJÏOLLAR-BÔWL PIE first impression you get when you see an EMPIRE-BALTIC simplicity.Almost automatically the design which brought efficiency I brought simplicity also.For efficiency demanded compactness and freedom from \u201cginger-bread work\u201d\u2014a machine that could be used and mis-used without affecting its efficiency in'skimming.The EMPIRE-BALTIC, the Separator with the Million Dollar Bowl, is the product çf years of study and experiment by a score of the foremost separator engineers.It sets a new standard of separator performance.The Million Dollar Bowl is self-centering and self-balancing; practically no vibration ; and so does not agitate the milk; it skims clean all the time; it is easy to turn, frictionless; once adjusted it is adjusted for life; its discs are interchangeable \u2014 a great convenience in cleaning and assembling.Ifc is the last word in Bowl construction \u2014 Simple, efficient, convenient and prac-ticallyeverlast-ing.You'll find other separators as good look- li>* M th« EMPIRE-BALTIC \u2014no m»n»Jf»*tiir«r\ta comer an good looko.You'll find other Separator* made, like the EMPIRE-BALTIC, out of the beet material* obtainable\u2014anyone can boy the beet gradee of material».Bo*.ycra'U find only one Separator with the Million Dollar Bowl an ercloatre EMPIRE-BALTIC fratare\u2014fully eorered by baeic patente.Clip and mall the coupon below.Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Van and chi! 1-ren, from McLeod\u2019s Crossing, were recent guests of Mrs.Van's mother, Mrs.M.H.McDonald.Mrs.Christie Murray Rnd Mr.Willie Murray, of Granitville, Vt., former residents of this place, are in town on a visit to old friends.Mrs.Charles McLean and son, of Thompsonvilie, Conn., are visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.F.McLeod.Mr.and Mrs.F.Gagnon, of Len-noxville, were the week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.D.K.Macdonald.Mrs.George Carter and Miss Beatrice, of Sherbrooke, are visiting the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.M.H.McDonald.Mr.John McLeod, of Monitor, Alta., was in town recently visiting Î friends.Mr.Robert McLeod, of Spring-1 field, Mass., spent a few days here recently.\t/ Mr.and Mrs.Alex Murray and daughter, of McLeod\u2019s Crossing, are visitors at Mr.J.J.McDonald's.Miss Mary Fitchell has returned from Springfield, Mass.Messrs.H.Farmer, C.E.Stan-dish and J.Clark, of Famham, weie in town a few days recently on a fishing trip.Mr.Edwin McDonald has returned to Sherbrooke, after spending the week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.M.McDonald.Mr.Murdo Nicholson, of Seattle, Washington, is visiting his cousin, Mrs.D.M.McDonald.Mrs.Annabella McAulay and M ss McAulay have returned to Littl\".-ton, N.H., after visiting the former\u2019s mother, Mrs.M.H.McDonald.Mr.Malcolm Mcl^an, of Williams-town, Vt., has been calling on friends here after an absence of eighteen years.Mr.Z.McAulay and family ha/e moved to Skinner, Maine.here for two weeks, motored to Ches-ham, where they will spend some few days fishing.Mrs.Jason Newton and son, Gordon, motored to Stanstead on business on Thursday.Miss Aliéné Hyatt is spending a week at Ives Hill with Mrs.C.La-foe.Mrs.E.Coates, of St.Johnsbury, Vt./ was visiting friends recently here.Several people gathered at the home of Will Luce, a returned soldier on Wednesday night to congratulate him and his bride, who arrived from Edinburgh, Scotland on Saturday last.They were married Monday evening at his home very quietly.Music and games served as a pastime until Mr.Percy Lock presented the groom with a purse of money from his friends.Refreshments were served and the company parted, leaving many wishes for a long happy life for the bride and groom.GALLUP HILL RESULTS OF SCHOOL EX AM Si Gallup Hill school closed on June 30th.The following is the result of examinations in order pf merit: Grade IV.\u2014Reggie Watson, Loretta Lariviere, Louella Lariviere.Grade V.\u2014Elmer Hyde.Grade IV.\u2014Ena Watson, Eugenie Lariviere, Charlie Johnston.Grade III.\u2014Francis Fleming, Norman Kinnon.Grade H.\u2014Austin McCormick, R.Johnston.Grade I.\u2014II.Primer\u2014Irene Lariviere, Frederick Fleming.I.Primer \u2014Flora Watson, Clifton Doyle, Ker-1 mit Doyle.All pupils passed in the above j grades except 1st Primers, who have | only been present since May 1st.MARBLETON Mr.and Mrs.H.S.Gilbert have returned home from a pleasant visit at Massawippi, where they were the guests of Miss Hussey, Mrs.Gilbert\u2019s sister.Miss M.Ellis was the recent guest [ of Miss Lucy Weston.Mrs.R.A.Oughtred, Miss Veriie Oughtred and Miss Mabel Rolfe were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.: MASSAWIPPI The little daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Carr, who was operated upon for appendicitis over a week ago, is doing well at the Sherbrooke Hospital.The members of the family have visited her from time to time, several motoring down on Sunday.Mr.Ernest Burbeck, of Holland, Vt., spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.E.English.The W.C.T.U.gave two prizes for good conduct in the school, senior department, and two of the members gave prizes in the junior department for the same.The winners were, Clare St.Dizier and Bernice Carr, and Conray St.' Dizier and Doris Gibson.Mrs.W.Munroe, of Newbury, Vt., arrived Wednesday to accompany her mother, Mrs.A.Cox to her home on Thursday, after a two weeks\u2019 stay at \u201cTwin Elms\u201d with Miss F.Cox.Miss Alice Whitcomb and her friend, Miss Miltimore, of Sherbrooke .were recent visitors at \u201cThe Willows\u201d for the week-end.Mr.C.Sloggett and Mr.T.St.Dizier attended the Fourth of July celebration at Newport.Week-end guests at Mr.O.-Raymond\u2019s were: Mr.and Mrs.Glen Little, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff; Miss Mary Raymond, of North Hatley; Mr.W.E.Davis and Miss Lora Raymond, of Lyndonville, Vt.Mr.and Mrs.Kenalty and farndy of Sherbrooke, are spending the month of July at \u201cCastlewood\u201d on Lake Massawippi.Mrs.Spears, of Hampton, Mass., spent a day or so at Mr.B.Kent\u2019s last week, on their way home from Montreal, where she has been to visit her husband at Verdun.The young daughters of Mr.and Mrs.Evans, of Bishop\u2019s Crossing, have been staying for the past two weeks with Mrs.Homer Mosher at \u201cThe Colonial.\u201d Mrs.E.Whitcomb and Miss E.Stevenson attended the W.C.T.IT.meeting at North Hatley with Mrs.Wm.Raymond, on Wednesday.The village bridge is being repaired, which was much needed.The traffic is heavy over it every day, and by work laid out now future accidents may be averted.Haying is being much delayed by frequent rain storms Mrs.Samuel Robinson is in town visiting different families of old friends.The Homemakers will meet Wednesday afternoon, July 14, at the Hall.As special business is on hand and Mrs.E.St.Dizizer motored to expected that Mrs.Howard, .county president of the Clubs, will be present.Members are requested to bring health hints relating to child welfare for the roll call.Mrs.Howard, if present, will give a paper on this subject.Mrs.Turcott, of North Hatley, a full attendance is asked for.It is Coaticook on Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.A.Lafoe and two children, of Holland, Vt., were at Greenbank on Thursday.BEEBE LADIES ENTERTAINED BRIDE-TO-BE Pleasant Evening Given in Honor of Miss A.Muir\u2014General News.When the washwoman fails to come Many houaewivea have the non-appearance of tl is really a blessing: in disgr Why not get in touch day?Sherbrooke St Laundry ' Phone 169 91 FRONTENAC ST.\"The Careful Laundry' DERBY LINE HO â.V.S.CULLENS & Canadian money at aaj BEEBE July 10.\u2014On the evening of June 19th, the home of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Muir, Broadlawn, was the scene of a very enjoyable occasion, when Mrs.Muir entertained in honor of her daughter, Miss Annie Muir.The many friends of this popular young lady made lively with music and games the earlier hours of the evening, after which Mrs.Muir assisted by her daughter, Mrs.Varney, of Stanstead, served refreshments, which were unusually attractive and most delicious, Will Muir, a brother, having prepared with skillful art, all of the pastrv.Miss Muir received many lovely presents in honor of her approaching marriage to James Stratton a native of Beebe, who served the colors overseas, and who since his return has been engaged in the granite works of Mr.Frank Wilkanson.On June 30th, Miss Muir and Mr.Stratton were married at the Beebe Methodist parsonage, Rev.Matthews officiating.Mr.and Mrs.Stratton will make their home on McClintock Avenue, where they have apartments.General News.Miss Blanche Tyler returned from Foster, where she spent the past week with her friend, Miss Myrtle Goodard.Miss Dorothy Bullis, from the.Generèal Hospital, arrived to spend her three weeks\u2019 vacation with her mother, Mrs.Mary Bullis.Miss Grace Dustin went to Chicopee, Mass., to visit Miss Vera Whithouse.Mr.Bennett is relieving at' the Beebe Junction customs office for Mr.John W.Elder, who is on a vacation on account of sickness.While Mr.Clifford Frost was cranking his auto he had the misfortune to break his right wrist.\u201cIshkodah Camp Fire Girls go into camp at Reynold\u2019s cottage, Cedar-ville, Saturday, for their seventh annual outing.The social committee of the N.and N.organized class are entertaining at lunch Saturday afternoon in the Methodist djning room, the home football team and the visiting team ofjthc G.W.V.A., of Sherbrooke.GIRLS! USE LEMON FOR SUNBUR Try It! Make this lemon lo] to whiten your tanned freckled skin.Squeeze the juice of two into a bottle containing ounces of Orchard Whit well, and you have a quartel the best freckle, sunburn f lotion, and complexion whi^ very, very small cost.Your grocer has the lo any drug store or toilet col supply three ounces of White for a few cents, sweetly fragrant lotion^ face, neck, ai\u2019ms and banc how quickly the freckles windburn and tan disai how clear, soft and whif becomes.Yes! It is hat .\u201cDANDEI V Stops Hair Cor Doubles It A few cenjfap application of f a fallen haïr Ü hair shows newp color and thickfl or j Lift Right has bene visiting her mother, Mrs.K.Murray.Mr.and Mrs.C.D.Gordon an.l daughter, Shirley, are visiting Mr.and Mrs.J.D.MacDonald and other : friends in town.Miss Annie Matheson is home | from Sherbrooke.Miss Ella K.Macdonald, of Vie-, J toria Hill, is teaching the South ! Wbitton Elementary School.The annual G.W.V.A.picnic held at Sandy Bay, July 1st, proved to ! be quite a success, as the day was nice, they were a large attendance.MILBY LAKE MEGANTIC THE EMPIRE CREAM SEPARATOR CO.OF CANADA, Limited, Toronto Alst Manufacturers »f Empire Milkers and Gasoline Engines THE EHFIBE CREAM SEPARATOR CO.OF CANADA, I-TD., Dept.: | g\tToronto* Kindi?fund m« literature refcardin* the 8epmr*tor with th« Utmn Dollar Bowl f A4dn»9 tort Ha Province.TV \" family GmH of Artnt\" tf ihi Uadtng Un* af Unir Machin- iry\u2014hMPlki SOUTH DUDSWELL Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Hall and Miss Dore.thy, who have been in this place visiting old friends and neighbors, have left for Ajler's Cliff, where they have purchased a home.! Mrs.S.P.Orr has Kone to Pear-; mont, N.H^ to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs.F.C.White.| She was accompanied by her son,; Dalby, who spent a week, returning ! on Monday last.Mr.and Mrs.Levi Cunningham, of Lynn, Mass., spent Tuesday in this place, the guesta at Mrs.S.P.Orr\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Harrison and family and Mr.and Mrs.\u2019Vyilliam Roger» returned from a motor trip to Lake Louise on Sunday.Mr.L.W.Mackay and sons, were in Island Brook one day, recently.MOE\u2019S RIVER Mr.and Mrs.Allan Hyatt, Mr.and Mrs.Jason Newton, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Wilson and family all motored to Waterloo last week to attend the annual camp meeting of the Seventh Day Adventists.Mr.and Mrs.Allan Hyatt, with Mr.and Mrs Robert Barnes, of Springfield, Mass., who are visiting Yon are noi eiperiment-in g wh on tou use Dr.Chase\u2019s Ointment lor Eczema and skin Irritations.It relleres at once and gradu-¦ ally heals the skin.Sample box Dr.! Chase\u2019S Ointment free if you mention this paper and send 2c.stamp for postage.60o.a box : all dealers or Kdmanson, Bates & Co.Limited, Toronto.FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots.There\u2019s no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine\u2014double strength \u2014is guaranteed to remove these homely spots.Simply get an ounce of Othine\u2014 double strength\u2014from any druggist and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely.It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion., Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine as this is-sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles.Mr.and Mrs.George Pyles have returned to their home in Montreal, after spending a short holiday, the guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.Bram-hall, at their farm on the Fifth Range of Ditchfield.Miss Victoria Veary, of Montreal, is at present here on a visit to her cousins, Mr.and Mrs.S.G.Veary.Mrs.T.Veary and Miss Mary Veary have arrived here to spend the summer at their cottage, and expect to bo joined shortly by the Misses Hazel and Dorothy Veary and Mr.George Veary, from Montreal.Miss Annie Riley, who is teaching the Elementary School in Ditch-field, spent the week end with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Riley, at their home on First Avenue.Messrs.A.Veary, G.Barridge, H.Nicholson, G.Veary and Mr.L.Veary, motored from Montreal, recently, and expect to spend a week or two at the summer home of Mr.L.* Veary, before returning.The Council now has men and teams at work grading and graveling Upper Maple Avenue, from the Church to above the College.They have recently purchased from Mr.Jos.Laroche the gravel pit on the Hpauling Road, where they are hauling all their gravel from.The Spring Hill council has just completed grading and graveling the piece of road from the Ness Hill road to the Tenth Range line of N.É.Whitton, which is in their jurisdiction, and commenced graveling the new Spring Hill roa^l, from the same rorngr near Mr.G.Lessard\u2019s house.This is a much Veeded improvement and will make good travelling.They am hauling their gravel from Mr.Wilfred\u2019s gravel hill.Mrs.J.Greenway, of Brnwnvilla, Mr.and Mrs.Boyce entertained some forty guests at a pleasant party on Thursday evening.Proges-sive games were played at ten tables and went on with much merriment until lunch time, when delicious refreshments were served at small tables in tne house and on the veranda, which was nicely decorated with a profusion of roses and shaded lights.Musk: was furnished throughout the evening with a grafonola and violin and piano, and a most delightful evening was brought all too jquicklytoa lose.Several friends of Mr.and Mrs.\">!'l Doesn\u2019t hurt a \u2018Freezone\u201d on an stantly the corn shortly you lift it fingers.Truly! Your druggist s of \u201cFreezone\u201d for ficient to remove soft corn, or corn and the calluses, or irritation.Suitor came up and held a picnic atl stead on Dominion^ Friends motored sor on Wednesday ' Mr.J.Daniel\u2019s.ONLY TABLETS MARKEI \u201cBAYER\" ARE ASPIRfl Not Aspirin at All without Tho name \"Bayer\u201d only genuine Aspirin/* proscribed by pliysleiall teon years and now Always buy an of \u201cBayer Tablet» There ia to Asnlrln I* llis tra \u2022 rfttlcftildeattr at ftl mamifacture, to will be elatuped wit] / > SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1920.PAGE FIVE YEARS 4i oF the Trouble Since Taking \u201cFRUIT-A-TIVES\" sSj®3 f JOHN E.GUIUDERSON ! O.Box 128, Parrsboro, N.S.j^itreaf with Rheumatism far five j it so badly at times I was i to jet up without assistance, different medicines I saw I and was treated by doctors ierst, also in my home town, » Rheumatism came back.6, I saw in an advertisement ¦\tt*-«- ti-ves \u2019 wouhl stop Rheu- a»d took one box and jot hen I took them ri(;«'it along pot six jion Urs and the Rheu-s w F gone and I hase never l-e.who would care to write i \u2018Fruik-a-tivos\u2019 I would | to tell them what \u2018Fruit-a-J1 for me.\u201d ^OHN E.GUILDERSON, Contractor and Mason, \u2022x, 6 for $2.50, trial sise 25c.or sent postpaid by Limited, Ottawa, OnT.mi BEDFORD AND DISTRICT NEWS Daily Reports from Correspondents of What Is Going On in Various Communities.for the summer vacation.Mr.Johnson, of Hyde Park, Vt., was a guest of Mr.E.W.Davis recently.WEST SHEFFORD MANSONVILLE Dr.D.Russell Mackay, Dentist, will be at the Mansonville Hotel, from July 12th to July 31st.BRIGHAM Messrs.Harold Linstead and Archie Burnet motored to Montreal, on Thursday, returning on Saturday accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.L.Burnet and Miss M.Burnt to spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Burnet.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Smith Mis» Mary Swan, Miss G.Hawthorne, recent guests of Mrs.P.Duel at Phil-ipsburg.Mr.Weeks, of Boston, was the guest of his friend Mr.Harold Linstead.Mrs.A.Buck, of Stanbridge, is a guest of Mrs.T.L.Burnett for an indefinite time.Mrs.Harold Channell, of Magog, and the Misses Lizzie and Georgina StiWàrt, of Adamsville,, guests of their sister, Mrs.Rufus Thompson on Wednesday.Miss Lizzie Stewart remained to spend a few days with her sister.Mr.Chas.Booton, of Toronto, is spending his holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.Booton.Mr.C.B.Short sold his farm the past week to Mr.Watson, of Lachute Reported price $12,000.Mr.E.0.Hutchins sold his farm the same day to Mr.Judd, of La-chute.Reported price $9,350.Mrs.L.D.Truax and little son have returned to Dunkin, after having spent a week with Mrs.W.Shu-felt.Mrs.W.Robinson, of Dunham, was the guest of Mrs.W.J.Taylor tone day last week.) Miss Olivine Normandin is spend-[ing a few days at St.Pie, the guest of the Mises Aurore and Angeline Normandin.Mr.J.Price, of Granby, was a recent guest at Mr.W.J.TVylbr\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Rowell and daughter, Evelyn, of Manchester, N.H., are spending a few days here the guests of Mr.anfl Mrs.N.Keet.About twenty-six of the members of the Tennis Club motored to Foster Park on Wednesday where they spent a pleasant day.Mr.and rMs.Arthur Shufelt of Montreal, are spending a few weeks with Mrs.W.Shufelt.Mrs.Leonora Hastings and Mrs.Eliza Ingalls went to Cowansville on Wednesday attending the funeral of the late Percy Benham.The Ladies\u2019 Guild met at the Parsonage on Thursday afternoon, j The Rev.and Mrs.G.O.Fredin-mick spent Thursday making calls jin Fulford.i Mr.W.J.Taylor is making preparations to build a garage near his blacksmith shop.Dr.McCall Metcalfe, of Vank-leek Hill, Ont., is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.F.V.Hayes.SIR RODERICK JONES AND MISS BAGNOLD MARRIED SUTTON PEARCETON A live correspondent for Pearce-ton is wanted.Write News Editor, Sherbrooke Daily Record.ADAMSVILLE R.J.Buckle\u2019s Mid-Summer Sale, special for Monday: Silks, Crepe de Chene and Georgettes, black, white and a good range of colors at bargain.McMullen Blouses in Jay, Wash Silks, Georgettes and Voiles, white, black and colors, latest styles.Store open until 10.30 p.m.NORTH PINNACLE Sir Roderick Will Attend Press Conference in Canada at Ottawa.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July 10.\u2014Sir Roderick Jones, chairman of Reuters Limited, and Miss Enid Bagnold, daughter of Colonel Arthur Bagnold, were married in Chelsea Old Church Thursday by the Archbishop of Cape town.Among the bride\u2019s attendants were Lady Lytton and Lady Cynthia.Sir Campbell Stuart acted as best man.The honeymoon will be spent in Puttenden Manor, Surrey.Sir Roderick will sail for Canada July 19 with his bride to attend the imperial press conference at Ottawa.TURKISH DELEGATION OFF TO CONSTANTINOPLE Informed that Their Presence at Spa Conference Is Not Necessary.(Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, July 10.\u2014The Grand Vizier, accompanied by twenty-three members of the Turkish delegation left for Constantinople last evening.The delegation had been in Paris in connection with the Turkish treaty.The Grand Vizier had delayel his departure in the expectation of being called to Spa.He received a note from the ministry of foreign affairs yesterday, however, that hL presence was not needed at Spa.- -\u2014*-\u2014 EXPOSED.Millionaire Stays in Bed While Shirt is Washed.\u2014Headline.It must have been a masculine millionaire.A woman millionaire under such circumstances would have put on her hat and gone to a party.__ Saskatoon Daily Star.Constipation, health\u2019s worst enemy, can be easily conquered with Purgative Water, which acts mildly, yet surely, without causing colic, cramps or weakness.TRY IT TODAY.ON SALE EVERYWHERE.PUPILS WERE SUCCESSFUL AT BEDFORD Council Discussed Many Topics at Regular Meeting\u2014General News.Pi 6FADDEN fcs, iet, Montreal.Arintr, K.C.bid den, K.C.loquette td Bituminous A L .Orders solicited.(I, Que.The election of School Commis-| sioners took place on Monday, July 5, Mr.Joseph Paquette for Majenta, and Mr.Philias Hebert, of East Farnham, both being re-elected without opposition.The elementary schools closed on June 29th and 30th.Examinations were conducted by Rev.J.Bois-vert in the presence of the School i Commissioners and many visitors.| The pupils were presented with nice | prizes.The following received spe-j cial prizes for catechism : Clarence ! Neveu, Village elememary school; ! Oscar Corron, Union elementary j school; E.Rabbitail, East Farnham ! elementary school; Noella Bernier, I Brigham, and Aime Paquette, Ma-ijenta school.Special cheques were i awarded to Martial Brousseau, Ma-j rie Clare Lague and Clarence Neveu j by Mrs.J.Rceh.Mr.Ei^car Larrive, from Provi-! derice, R.L, has been visiting his sister and family, Mrs.Adelard ; Monast.Miss Dora Monast has been ! visiting at the same home.Mr.Arthur Neveu, from Cohoes, i N.Y., has been visiting his mother, j Mrs.Joseph Neveu.Miss Rita Monast is spending a I week at Farnham with her friend, (Miss Etoilla Longdo.Mr.Chicoine and Mrs.Roth are both confined to the house, under the care of Dr.Geo.Fuller, of Cowansville.Mr.Mirreault\u2019s three children are ill under the care of Dr.Rodger, of Cowansville.Mrs.Pelletier spent a couple of days at Mr.W.H.Brown\u2019s.Mrs.Wm.Young, of Abercorn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.Joseph | Royer.Mrs.J.Reed, Miss Margaret Bil-; lings and Miss Helena Billings, of j Richford, and Mr.Delbert Shepard, of Boston, were recent guests of Mr, i and Mrs.R.A.Calhoun.Mr.and Mrs.M.Harvey and little | son were in Richford, on Wednesday.I Mr.and Mrs.Allard, of Montreal, ! are visiting his brother, Mr.T.Al-: lard.Nurse Gladys Derrick returned to ; Albany, N.Y., this week.! Mr.John Powell, of Los Angeles, Calif., was calling recently at Mr.î R.A.Calhoun\u2019s.Miss Pearl Lavery, of West Sut-| ton, has been visiting at Mr.W.H.I Brown\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.H.M.Clark, of Highgate, were recent guests of j Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Harvey|.EAST PINNACLE' Hart.Miss Isobel Cairns and party motored out from the city, the past week visiting at Messrs.Cairns\u2019.Mr.and Mrs.George Ingalls attended the dance at Sutton on Friday evening.The Sutton Anglican Sunday School held its annual picnic on the Boucher Grounds on Tuesday last.Messrs.Jonathan William and Arthur Selby, of Dunham, spent a few hours fishing at the Lake on Wednesday._Mrs.Arthur Laing entertained at \u201c500\u201d on Saturday evening.BEDFORD, July 10.\u2014The regular monthly meeting of the Town Council of Bedford was held in the county building on Wednesday evening last, with the following members present, His Worship the Mayor, David J.Reid,, and Councillors, Hiram Best, Charles Larocque, Nazaire Pare, and Charles Shannon.The minutes of the regular meeting of June 2nd and the special meeting of June 25th, were read and adopted.The Secretary Treasurer, Mr.A.T.Gould was advised to acknowledge with thanks the check of $450 from Messrs: M.B.Rice and Z.E.Cornell, executors of the estate of the late Mrs.S.A.C.Morgan, for the water fountain for horses and dogs on the public square in front of the Court House.It was also decided that the private programme as used at the unveiling on the public square on June 26th be embodied in the minutes.The Mayor was authorized to procure a suitably inscribed tablet to be attached to the water trough in memory of the donor, Mrs.S.A.C.Morgan.The following accounts as read were ordered paid, P.H.Larocque, $1; Wallace Sandstone Quarries, $20.20; H.A.Best, $23.25, Gazette Pubishmg Company, $26.25; La Presse Publishing Company, $16.75; Collector of Provincial Revenue $12; G.E.Berard, $176; C.N.Ball, $467.25.The Mayor and chairman of the Light Committee were authorized to purchase two one hundred light transformers, eight metres, and have the necessary repairs made to the municipal light plant and building.It was decided, that if necessary, the council take out insurance in an employers\u2019 liability company on the workmen employed on building and repairing the roads in the municipality.The thanks of the council were tendered to the local member, Mr.A.Saurette, for the able assistance he has given the municipality in the matter of getting Government assistance for the building of roads in this town.An account was ordered paid to Mr.Michael McNamara for $59, for Liability Policy No.15595, expiring June 17th.The council then adjourned to meet again for the transactriu of the ¦ regular business on the usual dav of meeting in August, at seven-thirty I in the evening.General News.The Secretary-Treasurer of the1 School Board, Mr.A.T.Gould, re-: ceived,.on Thursday, the results in] Grade Nine from Quebec.Four pu-, pils, Jessie Cockerline, Hollis Has-1 tings, Glenna Watson and Grace ! Yates wrote the examinations and j all passed.The marks have not yeti been received.Mrs.Annie Borden, of Montreal, arrived, on Saturday, to spend some weeks with her sister, Mrs.David J.Pells, Dutch street.Masters Harold and D\u2019Arcy Lynch of Sherbrooke are the guests of their aunt, Mrs.B.R.Stevens.Miss Lulu Harbison, of St.Albans, Vt., is home with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.William Harbison, Upper Bedford.The funeral of the infant son, of Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Campizzie, of Peterborough, Ont., was held at St.Janies\u2019 Church, on Wednesday afternoon, the Rev.F.L.Whitley, officiating.Burial was in the Union Cemetery.The infant died from hemorrhage of the lungs.Mrs.Campizzie, was formerly \" Miss Gladys SUiCULAR SERVICES I Montréal-Glasgow July 17 | Aug.21 j Sept.25 .Sj-! Aug.7 | Sept.11 | Oct.16\t.Ca|I| N.Y.-Glasgow (via Movilk i July 31 | Aug.28 I Sept.26\t.\t.Co\u2018| New York-Liverpool : July 17 | Aug.14 | Sept.11 .*K.An j July 20.July 24 | Aug.21 | Sept 18 .N.Y.-Ply.Cher.& LondonU^ Oct.16 I Nov.18 .:\tN.Y.-Cherbourg, SouthamptCj* July 15 I Aug.12 i Sept.9 .ImS \"* July 31 j Aug.28 | Sept 22.Aqd 1 Aug.5 | Sept.2 1 Sept.30 .MaurfS N.Y.Dubrovnik & Trieste , July 31 .*\u2014Via Queenstown.For rates of pb^aee, freight and tur particulars apply to local agents er ground THE ROBERT REF0RD CO., uC.,* GBKBRAL AGENTS 20 HOSPITAL STREET tt-25 ST.SACRAMENT STREET MONTREAL,?.Q.CP«OSh TO ~ EUROPE QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL , Juiy 14 | Aug.11.Em.of France! July 28 Aug.23.Pr.Fr.Wilhelm j I Sept.1 .Victorian:! t FROM MONTREAL TO T ,y Tunisian .Huvre.Lon.July 11\u2014Metagama .Liverpool! July 17\u2014Corsican .Liverpool! July 23\u2014Scand\u2019vn \u2018Antwerp j July «4 Melita.Liverpool July 80\u2014Grampian .\u2018Antwerp j Juiy 31\u2014Sicilian.Glasgow, Aug.7\u2014Minnedoea .Liverifedl Aug.11\u2014Pretorian .Glasgowi! \u2018\u2014Via , Southampton.vL dates and All Information frop ^CANADIAN PACIFIC^ kOCEAN SERVICES V14Î St.James Streets Montreal Martin, of Farnham.Mr.Car left on the evening train for Bj where they will in future resic -\u20144- ABBOTSFORD The W.M.S.was pleasantljj tertained by Mrs.Miles Brou^ on Tuesday last.Mrs.M.E.Honey and son -visiting in Granby.Mrs.F.R.Farrell was at La recently.Misses Miriam and Alice Bu^j are visiting in Granby.P.Moore iTIST iville, Que.^phone 12S O K¦ QUE.£ct to rendYhe Classi-entmit» in this issue.Mrs.James Shufelt, of West Shef-ford, Que., spent the week-end with her daughter, Mrs.L.D.Truax, and while here fell on the stairs and | fractured her wrist.Dr .E.H.Hen-i derson attended her.Hes daughter j accompanied her to her home, remaining for a few days.Miss Madge Brown, of Montreal, I was at her home here for the weekend.M rs.E.W.Davis is visiting her daughter, Mrs.Claude Alger at Fitch Bay, Que.Mr.and Mrs.E.C.Jones and two children, of Manchester, N.H., were in town recently.Mrs.George Marshall, of Greensboro, Vt., spent a few days here last week.Her mother, Mrs.James O\u2019Brien, remained two weeks at the home of O.A.Smith.Mr.Harold Davis, of Hudson, Mass., is visiting his sister, Mrs.Harold Crowell.Miss Pearle Brown, who has been home for ten days, returned to Montreal on Friday.Miss Edith Aiken, teacher at Barnston, Que., and Miss Lila Aiken, teacher at Charteris, Que., are home Mrs.G.A.Marsh is spending a a few days with her daughter, Mrs.Sisco, in Colebrook, N.H.Mr.and Mrs.C.N.Hardy spent the week end \u2022 in Newport, Vt.What might have proved a very serious accident occurred last Wednesday when Mr.Homer Nutting, who was driving his new Chevrolet, collided with the corner of the Creek] Bridge.The car was occupied by] SJ 1 -i V.J«*s«aiai6tie* \u2022* \"T \u2022 \u2022 officer can be obtained, his a reason or an excuse?| cities are organized in this î ion.Why not Sherbrooke ?)P OUTLOOK IS GOOD.from all sections of the .Townships point to a bounti-test in all branches of agri- ¦ Pf and it ù a source of great ation to all that the rather prospects of the earlier part j season, when the lateness of gave rise to grave appre-bs as to the supply of food for nter, have brightened, and gfc the drought of the past [ boded ill, Nature has provided able moisture and the situa-!&ppears to have become exhopeful.Bin, hay.roots and vegetables ^progressed wonderfully -within ast week, and an abundant crop its is promised.Berries and will be plentiful, it is stated, Bkhough the high cost of sugar [render preserving prohibitive, of fruit in season will have i-y opportunity to satisfy their petite.|\t\"ages offered by mixed bring, which is characteristic of stem Canada can readily be seen, rhen it is considered that a general Bilure of crops is unheard of.One more branches of farming may to bring satisfactory restums, : this deficiency is nearly always de up by a good crop in some line.|Distant pastures look greenest,'\u2019 true, but when all is considered, growing generation, which is «estimes prone to seek a future in ir distant parts, will do well to con- ; \u2018eider that this section of Canada offers exceptional features and gives equal promise, with any other district, of prosperity and advancement.ST.JOHNS, July 10,\u2014Several business matters were disposed of at the regular session of the City Council, the Mayor presiding, and notifying the Council, through a letter received from the Roads Department of Quebec, that things were going fine with the plans and specifications for work of paving St.Janies and Richelieu streets; and that contracts would be called for shortly.This news was cheerfully received by the Council.The joint councils of St.Johns and Iberville will soon be called upon to provide a fender on the concrete pier on the Iberville side of the river, for the place apparently attracts motor boats and other crafts, which are often bumped to their advantage.It was reported that fifty feet of hose, used to carry water to the mixer on the sidewalk work, had been \u201cpinched,\u201d and it was suggested that in future the hose and mixer both better be locked up for the night.Mr.H.Boucher presented a claim for two hundred dollars recompense for injuries received by Mrs.Boucher by falling on the sidewalk, on St.Peter\u2019s street, through bad condition of said street.The city\u2019s experts were instructed to examine the place and report.The secretary-treasurer reported that in response to a letter directed to the Kenworthy Company, the latter had informed him that they were now employing twenty-five hands, and with the completion of the new extention these would be increased to one hundred.The Council, in view of this, agreed to the carrying out of by-laws which granted certain exemptions.Whether the high cost of living has had the effect of making the good wives of citizens scrutinize more carefully the odds and ends they formally threw intp the discard, or not, he did net claim, but the man who has the care of the civic dump did complain to the council that he could not make a living out of the picking now, and the council granted him the sum of $50 for the balance of the year to help make both ends meet.Improvement of Bank Premises.Extensive repairs are being made on the Bank National premises, which when completed will make them one of the best bank houses in the province, outside of Montreal.Mr.Pierre Trahan has the contract and is working in conjunction with Mr.Chas.Mailhot, the cost amounting to about fifty thousand dollars.The outside walls will be replaced by dressed limestone and the entrance will be at the corner, instead of on Richelieu street.The interior will be marble, and the old vault will be taken out, and the present floor space extended thirty feet toward the canal, the new vault and manager\u2019s office being situated in this part.In installing the steel beams, which will replace the steel posts, it will be necessary to tear out the first storey, which will be done by jacking up the upper part of the building, and which will provide interesting observations.Delegates from Congregational Council Returned \u2014 General \u2022 News.COWANSVILLE, July 10.\u2014Rev.J.Lambert Alexander and Mr.Geo.E.Ford have just returned from Boston, where they have been attending the meetings of the International Congregational Council, which meets once in ten years, and this year celebrated the three hundredth anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers.The meetings \"were held in Mechanics\u2019 Hall, and the Old South Congregational Church, Boston.Delegates were present from every country in the world.Among the speakers were: Morgan Gibbon and R.F.Horton, from England; President King, of Ober-lin, and Sir Robert Falconer, of Toronto; Frank C.Lanbach, of the Philippines; W.C.Willoughby, of Africa.In addition to the meetings, old historic places, such as Concord, Salem and Plymouth were visited, and on the spot, the story of the landing of the Pilgrims was told.Upwards of a thousand people journeyed to Plymouth, and there, like Pilgrims visiting a shrine, gathered around Plymouth Rock and recalled the landing in 1620.Then they returned to Jordan Hall, Bos- Ladies* Aid.Mrs.W.F.Vilas entertained the Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Congregational j Church at her home, Thursday afternoon.During a short time spent in discussing the business on hand, Mrs.W.H.Fuller, acting treasurer, gave a report of the play that was given in the town hall last month by the Golf Club of Granby, entitled, \u201cThe Tangled Web,\u201d a three act farce comedy, which played to a crowded house and was very much enjoyed by all.The receipts were $191.55, of which half went to the Golf Club.After all business was arranged, the ladies were shown the many and beautiful wedding gifts of ' Mrs.) Vilas\u2019 daughter, whose wedding took place last week to Mr.Charles Robinson.A very dstinty luncheon was served by the hostess and each guest was given a piece of wedding cake.The August meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.Shufelt.General News.Prof.A.R.B.Lockhart, wife and little daughter, from Macdonald College, are the guests of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.R.Lockhart.Prof.Lockhart goes to the Columbia University to take up a summer course, while Mrs.Lockhart ^returns to Macdonald College.- NICOLET FALLS Miss Jennie Barlow, of Sherbrooke is home for her vacation.Mr.Rowland Elliott spent the week end at his home here.The many friends of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Golden are pleased to hear they are moving back into their old home here again.UPTON We grow it \u2014We blend it We pack it Your Grocer Sells It to Mr.D\u2019Orsonnes, who jumped into the water with his clothes on, and brought the young man to shore, j ; Mr.D\u2019Orsonnes pluck probably | averted another drowning accident, ; j of which a rather long list is already1 j evident, in this vicinity.Abused His Horse and Got Into Trouble.After sampling several kinds of liquid refreshment, a man named Cyr proceeded to give citizens on 1 Richelieu street an example of how j to illtreat animals, and during his î exhibition nearly ren down several : j pedestrians.Mr.H.D\u2019Orsonnes, of j the local branch of the S.P.C.A.I I appealed to the chief of police, and ; had the man locked up.Next morn-1 \u2022 ing the man appeared before the jus- j | tice of peace, and received a good admonition, with a ten dollar fine, as a reminder of this exhibition.T£A CoffeeJ'Cocqa Planter CEYLON.Canadian Chief Offices 24 Front St.West, Toronto Saved Voung Alan From Drowning.Last Wednesday evening, Mr.Henri D\u2019Orsonnes made a plucky rescue cf a young man from drowning in the bath house on the Iberville side of the river.Messrs.La-vallee and Mitchell were bathing, and the former decided to try a swim outside, and dived into the river.He did not appear, and Mr.Mitchell became alarmed and called who smoke cigarettes are like wormy apples,\u201d they drop long before harvest time, they rarely make failures in after life, because they have no after life.The boy who begins smoking before his fifteenth year, never enters the life of the world, when other boys are taking hold of the world\u2019s work, he is concerned with the sexton and undertaker.Why then, should our Province waste so much land in tobacco culture, which might be beneficially sown with grain and hay to feed both man and beast and make us richer in every way, building up our manhood morally and physically instead of causing insanity ahd death ?S.C.Sawyerville, July 9.General Notes.Mrs.G.E.Boright, and Master [ Gilbert are spending ten days at ! j Sweetsburg, >Ir.Boright joining them for the week-end.Mr.G.R.Wilson, agent for the Barony of Longueil, made his annual business visit to town this week.Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Stewart, and their two sons have gone to High-gate, Vt, where they will spend the holidays.Mrs, George Gad.sby and two sons, j of Kokomo, Indiana, are visiting '.Its.Gadsby\u2019s purer,ts, Mr.and Mrs.Richard Brownrigg.Mr.Clement Paquette, of White- 1 hall, N.Y., is visiting relatives in St.Johns and vicinity.Acquain-\u2022 tances will be pleased to know tnat ; he is studying the violin under a leading Boston, teacher.Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Bouchard, of Springfield, Mass., are visiting Mr.Bouchard's sister, Mrs.Wm.Finley, j and other friends, after an absence 1 of fifteen years.They will also visit Montreal and other points before | returning home.Air.Rex J.Aloe re was at his home for a short visit, before returning to his duties at Lennoxville.He has taken a position for the summer with the Southern Canada Power Company, Road work at St.Blaise has be- ; gun, and is progressing well.Mr.J.A.Lussier states that he paid $2,-! 400 in wages last week, and expects I the amount to reach $3,000 this week.The work is being done by day labor.Air.H.Dupuis, of Henryville, is now engaged in judging crops in this district.He started at St.Luc, and will work round to Lacolie, and states that there are a greater num-, ber of entries this year than last, the total being 53, an increase of 20.Work has been started on the 1 i south end of Jacque Cartier street, a gang of men, under City Engineer Bourassa breaking ground Monday morning, in the excavation necessary for the foundation of the new street surface.Mr.M.Lanoue\u2019s tractor was used in the work, and the progress has been excellent.*\tLETTERS TO THE EDITOR * ?\t-S' ?+*+*?*****+*+**?TOBACCO IN QUEBEC.Editor at Record, Sir,\u2014We are informed that in our Province 22,404 acres are devoted to tobacco culture, last year this crop yielded 10,000,000 lbs.This all «oes up in smoke leaving no beneficial results to our Province, but | rather the opposite, men and boys with weaker heart action, poorer di- [ gestion, failing eyesight, and since / the cigarette ha* come to us we find ita harmful effects on our boys.Edison says it often makes boys in-aane.Dr.Kress, after careful years erf study and observation, says that 1 tobacco is doing more to lower the efficiency of young men than alcohol.Boys who smoke cigarettes have their moral sensibilities blunted so , U»t they are easily led into other ¦fees 86 par cent, of the boys in Whittier Berform School, California, are cigarette fiend*.In Chicago B .large association of business men pledged themselves not to employ 4g*rett« smoking lads, and this bourse is being pursued in many sther-plsces.The cigarette is responsible, too, for the\u2019 fact that boys are aoedgate and make more errors their ecbool work than girls, and by the number 'it errors increases gll the age \u2022 f the pupils.David Jordan, President erf Leland ord Univei/ity lays: \"Boy:.fee7 re t Ice 4 M * M r \u2022\t! Mrs.C.A.Nodding entertained est trom Bishop S crossing.; Jlcr [ajy fnends on Tuesday after- -\tI noon in honor of Mrs.Boydle, of BISHOP'S CROSSING, July 10.\u2014 ! Oregon.A very pleasant time was The Ladies' Guild was entertained S spent.At the close of the afternoon, LADIES\u2019 GUILD AT BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING MET Prominent in Industrial Life of Newport \u2014 Started Overall Business.I SP'- _\t.by Mrs.A.Gilbert on Wednesday j the hostess assisted by Miss Eliza-1 by her mother, afternoon, thirteen being present, fceth Nodding and Mrs.Scott Parsons j There was no business of importance transacted.The hostess served lovely tea, assisted by Miss of her father, Mr.Archie Black.Mr.Farley of California, is spend-, Mr_ c_ E So]eg has returned from General Notes Amongst the out-of-town guests for the Roy-Hunt wedding were: Rev.J.*J.Roy, Scotstown; Mr.S.J.Roy and Mr.Fitch, of Sabrevois; Miss Wilson, Ottawa; Mr.and Mrs.H.Hunt and family, Sawyerville; Miss M.Burton, Cookshire; Miss B.Weyland, Lennoxville; Mr.McLau-rin and Mr.Elliot.A meeting of St.Paul\u2019s Guild was held on Wednesday last at the residence of Mrs.Walter Locke, with a good attendance.Important business was transacted.Tea was served by the hostess, assisted by her daughter Orma.The altar of St.Paul\u2019s Church on Sunday last was decorated with - .-\t\u201e\t.\t,\t., white and pink carnations in loving I/° ™lV°»r floors formerly occupied memory of Beatrice Bradley, given H- H- Caswell as a sash and door factory where the business has bince continued to prosper.NEWPORT, July 10.\u2014 B.Frank Moore, one of Newport\u2019s prominent business men suffered a shock at his home on Green Place late Sunday afternoon.The family had motored to Lyndonville during the day where they took supper.Mr.Moore complained of not feeling well soon after and desired to return home.Upon his arrival he retired to his room and the shock soon followed.Mr.Moore is an Orleans county man, born in Morgan in 1855, where he engaged in the mercantile business for ten years previous to 1887, when he came to Newport and became the Soluable Pacific Guano company\u2019s general agent for Vermont, which position he held for two years.Mr.Moore entered the manufacturing business in 18&0, manufacturing overalls, pants and shirts.The venture proved so successful that in the following January he formed a co-partnership with Mr.W.E.Tuck of Newport.The firm name then was Tuck & Moore.As an individual Mr.Moore was running only a few machines but under the new management the company put in 25 machines and the business developed rapidly.In 1896 they bought the large building 40x Ward and Miss C.Bishop.The next meeting will be with Mrs.B.W.Jenkerson on July 21st.m c«.1 61Ï \u201e wh Nnr* for UttU lilt\" tior» General Note* Miss Gertrude Tite, of Montreal, Is spending her holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.T.L.Tite.Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Elliott and daughter Marion were in Sawyerville with relatives on Tuesday.Mr, J.L.Matheson was in Sherbrooke on Thursday.Mrs.f1.W.Gilbert, District Deputy, was in Sawyerville on Tuesday to install the officers of Wilhelmina Lodge.Mrs.O.A.Bishop and Miss Feme Sanborn are in Cookshire, guests of Mrs.Chas.Frasier.Mr.F.W.Gilbert was in Massa-wippi on Thursday.Cures Lipr and Drug Using 1 year* in difficult ¦«*.Patient\u2019» Im-I Immediately\u2014no '\u2022ting »t nd-dly I*, at served a delicious lunch\tKingsbury after spending , ?u_r^JAaz^?laikJStSt the guests of Mr.and Mr ! Taylor.ing a few days with hia brother, Mr.1 week John Rather oddly, the man who has \u201cnothing to say\u201d is the one we are most, eager to hear from.Council Held Meeting A regular session of the Municipal Council of the Village of Bishop\u2019s Crossing was held in the Council Chamber on July 6, with Councillors Hooker, Gilbert, Matheson, Rolfe and Skinner present, and Mayor Newman presiding.Bills amounting to the sum of $527 were allowed and paid.At the next session of the Council a resolution will be presented to the Council for their consideration, to petition the Lieutenant-Governor that the publication of any public notice, by-law, resolution or order of the corporation, except such as are required to bo made in the Quebec Official Gazette, shall be made in the English language only, in accordance with article 130, Municipal jode.The secretary-treasurer was uthorized to pay the note and in-lirest due the Canadian Ingot Iron JThe following change was « in the valuation roll : Part of R.6, from Mrs.J.W.Bishop Bentley, jr.Councillors Ma-and Skinner were appointed [tttee to have changes a kitchen part of the eo as to be suitable for look room.JSPiott wns granted périt an elevated plnt-pwn Hall for the use Picture machine, this ehcased in accordance ance regulations, and to be made at his R.D.Farley.Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Gifford left this week for a trip to Michigan and other points.Tney expect to be gone about two weeks.Miss Josephine Start was accompanied by her friend Miss Ellen Beilis, from Pennsylwania, this week.Miss Beilis expects to spend a couple of weeks with Miss Start.Miss M.Mooney, of Inverness, is the guest of her niece, Mrs.John MacDonald.Mr.Emile Beaudoin is taking possession of his new home on Osborne street this week.Miss Honor Gifford went to Lennoxville, where she expects to open a tea room with a girl friend.Miss Agnes Eiger is home from Lowell, Mass., where she spent, the winter, and is now with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Louis Elber, for a few weeks.Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Scott went to Sherbrooke this week, where Mr.Scott purchased a new roadster car.Mr.and Mrs.R.D.Farley motored to Cookshire on Wednesday, accompanied by Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Boydle and Mr.Arthur Farley, where they were the guests of relatives.Miss Edith Boy, of Manchester, N.H., is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Boy.Mrs.J.Jamieson and daughter have returned to their home in Montreal, where he accompanied j his wife to the hospital.Word has been received from Que- | bee of the returns of Tenth Grade j examinations written in June.The i pupils all passed.They were : ' Maude MacRitchio, Jennie Mayhew, ; Evelyn Sherman and Hilda Stewart.The marks have not yet been received, only the fact that they passed, so as to enable the girls to enter Macdonald College this fall if they desire to do so.Mrs.John Taylor entertained a number of ladies on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.J.Jamieson, of Kingsbury, and Miss Annie MacDonald, of Cookshire.During the afternoon tea was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.G.W.Beard and Mrs.Wm.Taylor.Miss Qucenie Sherman, of Macdonald College, is at her home, the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Sherman, for a couple of weeks./ ' Packet of .WILSONS V FLY PADS) will kill more flies than / $8-WORTH or ANY / \\STICKY.FLY CAKHER/ k V *' .\t.iu! Clean lo handle.Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and General Stores» COT YOUR HAND?Heal It.\u2014Prevent Infection by Using \u201cABSORBINE JR.\u201d The same Uniment that takes the soreness out of sprains, bruises and rheumatic joints is equally effective In healing cuts and lacerations.Apply a few drops full strength \u201cABSORBINE JR.\u2019\u2019 to the raw surface.It will promptly stop the pain and bleeding\u2014keep the parts surrounding the wound healthy\u2014kill germs\u2014prevent infection and proud flesh\u2014and promote rapid healing.Wherever there Is pain\u2014in head or body\u2014rub in \u201cABSORBINE JR.\u201d Only a few drops at a time, for It is concentrated.It is a vegetable germicide; absolutely safe; may be used diluted as a, mouth wash.Pleasant odor ; no stain or grease.$1.35 a bottle\u2014at most druggists or sent postpaid by W.F.Yovnu, Inc., Lyman Building.Montreal.\tas LOWER ii BUILDING CO 5 We economize in expensive labor and nr£]J WHY?nsl Because we manufacture with the latest impro-v^ chinery, Doors, Sashes, Frames and Stairs in lots of /JUt ^ pieces in one operation.Inside Finish, Mouldingsriaiij Matched Boarding and Trim by the million feef^re-$ To Lower The Cost Of Pi You get the benefit of our up-to-the-minute fad ing mills, (the largest of its kind in Eastern Canari» economic manufacturing methods when you deal You are invited to visit our plants and to inspect ar-products; our yards will also interest you.You will Si' the largest assortment of lumber ever collected in the ships.We carry a stock of many million feet of lumb^ all kinds iii Bromptonville.- BROMPTON LUMBER i Mfg.Bromptonville, Que.YOUR INQUIRIES ARE SOUCITED .O .O' r.v»Ma*V * Thousands of modem homes are being equipped with the VitrO No-Troubie Tank\u2014a handsome, convenient fixture within the reach of all.Besides adding a character and Individuality to the bathroom, the VitrO spells absolute freedom from trouble.It will not crack or leak, because it is molded in one piece.The surface, smooth and easily cleaned as a china dish, permanently retains its beautiful, glossy finish\u2014whether pore, sparkling white or lustrous, fine-grained oak.Every VitrO Tank is equipped with the high-quality \"No-Trouble\u201d fittings, made from finest materials\u2014made to last and thoroughly tested.Your plumber will be glad to install a VitrO for you.He knows it will give yon lasting satisfaction.// you' are intereffed in Improving year home, Vrrite for oar iUutiraleA folder.GALT BRASS COMPANY.LIMITED SALT CANADA NO TROUBLE\u2019 Yanks ires NON SKID Tougher than Oak\u2019* ta THEY are tough; they are ragged; they are power* fui and long lasting\u2014they will endure hard gruelling service as few other tires can.More than 50,000 Canadien motorists ride on Royal Oak Tires and speak; well of them.OAK TIRE & RUBBER CO., LIMITED 19 Dimdaa Street East, Toronto Factory* Oakvilla, Ontario, Canada Winnipeg Branch: 120 Lombard Street Montreal Branch: 342 St.James Street «MWM i 1 H-\t\u20191\t¦ ij, >\tt!1»!?\u2022\u2022 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1920.A i » THEATRE-PRINCESS THEATRE BELSHAZZAR HAS RUTH STILL UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT AT.HIS WIFE'S MONEY.\" Episode 10.AND TUESDAY.in \u201cMRS.TEMPLE\u2019S *T AVENGER.1 LriP,\u201d Comedy.WUI Rotters TODAY, in \u201cJUBILO,\u201d fiv* parts.in \u201cTHE SILENT Ï) BREEZY- HERE I -ir AY.latest special, \"A IGHT,\u201d with a Montreal Garon.A play of New York thrills and mystery, in \u2022*HIS ROYAL SLYNESS.\u201d ! \u2022d and Rosemary Theby in .rand 6 of THE MYSTERY OF! MONDAY AND TUESDAY\u2014 Keenan, Kathleen Kirk ham and Jay in \u201cDOLLAR FOR DOLLAR,\u201d a of high society of men, money and William Duncan AVENGER.\u201d And Corned*.MONDAT AND TUESDAY.Olive Thomas in \u201cOUT YONDER.\u201d HIS MAJESTY 5 TODAY at 2.30, 7.30 and 9.00.Here is the Picture that you have been waiting so long to se^ MARY1 MILES MINIER \u201cJody of Rognes\u2019 Harbor\u201d A Dainty Miss\u2014A Dainty Play\u2014A Dainty Ending.CANADIAN PICTORIAL.A BEAUTIFUL SCENIC BEEN PROVED TO BE A PROFITEER Andent Letters Unearthed Show that Belshazzar Was an Exorbitant Landlord.nTl be glad to see the old favorite.Ovey in the first of new series of ies entitled \u201cARE FLIRTS FOOL- * * *> *1* ?* «I» * 4* * * * * * * ?> BASEBALL FLASHES \u2022fr\t\u2022> \u20225* 4* 4* 4* \u2022î* 4* 4* 4* '*5* 4* 4* 4* *5* \"J* 4* 4* 4* IS OUT AFTER MORE HONORS New York Star Is Driving Toward Batting Championship Honors.(Associated Press Despatch) CHICAGO, July 10.\u2014With a new world\u2019s record within his grasp, \u201cBabe\u201d Ruth, the New York slugger, today is driving towards the batting championship of the American League.Reposing in fourth place a week ago, the home run king is now second in the list of batters with an average of 386, thirty-three points behind George Sisler, the St.Louis star, who is leading the League.Ruth passed the veteran Tris Speaker, of Cleveland, and Joe Jackson, of Chicago, who are tied for third place honors with 385.Sisler, in first place, is batting 419.Ruth in addition pulled away from Speaker for this case, for the incriminating let-1 ^'iIlgû,hon+ors:.He has crossed the ters are stamped or carved on nlav ! seventy times, while the Cle- MEGANTIC CO.HAPPENINGS (Christian Science Monitor) It seems that with all the faults land attributes with which that an-Icient character, Belshazzar of Baby-Con,\u2019has been endowed in history and legend, one has yet remained to be i added to a list once believed to be 1 complete: a descriptive noun hereto-ifore considered the exclusive property of our age\u2014the appellative \u201cpro-fiteer.\u201d According to the New York | i Times, Prof.Albert T.Clay of Yale, '\"has unearthed a series of letters dictated to Belshazzar's private secretary, which stamp him as a \u201cprofiteer\u2019\u2019 in the landlord business.\u201cStamp\u201d is peculiarly appropriate in Budget of News from Various Sections of the County.f ST.PATRICK tablets, and according to the ^rofS ivelander is two runs behind him.sor, reveal Belshazzar as a \u201clanded gentleman whose rents and taxes might offer suggestions to landlords in A.D.1926\u2014and shame them for their modesty of demands.\u201d Among other things a carefully drawn up lease is mentioned, using land for a Rice, of Washington, continues to burn the paths and is far out in front among the base stealers, with thirty-five thefts.Other leading batters are: Weaver, Chicago, 365; Rice, Washington, 357; Milan, Washington, 346; John- Bita Hanaen and Gwrgr Cheseboro in (fonderful African Jungle Serial, \u201cTHE CITY.\u201d added attraction.\u201cTHE EX-OF RAIDER MOWE.\u201d Bush St.; STORING UP-TO-DATE.tuary.\u2014Order a car and pay a In the American League, pitched Boston to victory over Louis.Chicago outbatted Philadelphia, but still failed to win.New York resumed their hard hitting and beat Detroit.temple at an annual rental of 5,000 ; ^o jnf aÿ\u2019 ^44; E.Collins, Chi measures of barley and 3,000 bundles\tE.B?stont £38\u2019 of straw.Interest on mortgages, etc.iT6 sc^\u2019 Chicago, 33o; Eayrs, of Bos-was usually at the rate of 25 and ¦1,0\t,\t.often as high as 331-3 per cent.No' Eaijs.of Boston.Pitcher, outfield-record is available how call money ?Tr aT,d Pmch hitter, dethroned Roger went to the Sumerian and.Baby-!?orn?bTy- as leLader among the .\\a-lonian stock exchanges incorporated j tmual League batters, wno nave par- .\t- .-.in the temple but it undoubtedly rf»1 laf?^y ®r™>re ^ames- IIe m the seventh and eight innings and - reached a scandalous figure.And 115 Dattln£ 403 for forty-seven games .\u2014Take a trip in the Exhibi-jthey fell victims to Cleveland.\t: private correspondence del.\tI fn the National League: Brooklyn complaints concerning the ber.\u2014Date\tof delivery i and St.Louis divided a double head- of living would probablv\t¦\t,, ed.\tI er-\ti words of modern statisticians, \u201cfill i\ttbe rf£\"J:ars Wlbb a mal'k of ber.\u2014Date of delivery again _ Chicago nosed out a victory from a block of freight cars\u201d\u2014however,I \"'à ed.Price raised.\t> New ):ork in the thirteenth.\t'considering the thickness of the C^iiocnen, °f Chicago, had tied the Boston won the first game of the \u201cstationary\u201d or brick tablets, that! t,t' Ijn\u2019\u201ds !''3 * ,\u2019,1T\u2019\t»>\u2014- would not be as stupendous a number of letters as might be at first imagined.Mr.William Boyle and Thos.Mulleavey, of Lynkin, N.H., arrived here on Saturday last in Mr.Boyle\u2019s car.Mr.Wm.McGee, who has been very ill for some time, is not improving in health and the family were all called home last week.Mrs.Chas.O\u2019Neil and daughter, Mattie,.spent the past week-end at St.Sylvester with friends.Miss Elizabeth Hearn, of Montreal, is visiting her perants, Mr.and Mrs.James Hearn.Mr.A.Therrien, of the post office, has gone to the hospital at Quebec for treatment for rheumatism.Mrs Joseph Dion returned from the Hotel Dieu Hospital, Ouebec, last week and is now seriously ill at her home here.Mr.Fred Galligher and bridu of Berlin, N.H., are visiting his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Edward Galligher and other relatives in this vicinity.Mr.Richard Guillfoyle, of Lynkin, N H., arrived o.Monday to visit his brother, Anthony and family.The work on the new roads is progressing rapidly and when fi ish-ed there will be first class roads in this section.INVERNESS The Orangemen of the various nber.\u2014Cancel order for car.! -Car ready for delivery.series from the Reds.L\u2014Ru-i over and killed by Philadelphia won its first odel.of the season from Pittsburgh.game on HUNTINGVILLE &TYLE FROM OLYMPUS are now being worn shoes, think of it,\u201d said Muriel.\tService will be held in the liniver- ! -> eh goes to show,\u201d replied her salist Church on Sunday morning at beau,\televen o\u2019clock, with Rev.Mr.Weiler at fashion is mercurial.\u201d I in charge.?>\t*$?«J* «J» -J» «|> «y* «J» «J* ?«£» «£\u2022\t,« ! SPORTING NEWS *:\u2022 4- -> \u2022;* 4*\t?*i* ->\t¦> ; BOXING hq Oeeri Wi - aisfe- AMERICAN LEAGUE (Yesterday\u2019s Results) St.Louis 1; Boston 2.Chicago 4; Philadelphia 5 Detroit 3; New York 9.Cleveland 8; Washington St.Louis star as a run getter, hav ing crossed the plate fifty times.Cy Williams, of Philadelphia, delivered his- weekly home run and is leading in circuit drives with nine.Carey, the Pittsburgh outfielder, stole three more bases and is far in : front of the base stealers with t.ven-jty-eight thefts.Other leading batters are: E.I Smith, New York, 356; Kcnetehy, Brooklyn, 333; Nicholson, Pittsburg, 326; Roush, Cincinnati, 325; Williams Philadelphia, 321; Hollccher, Chicago, 321; Daubert, Cincinnati, 321; Groh, Cincinnati, 318; Young, New York, 316; Robertson, Chicago, 315.4.Clubs Cleveland .New York .Chicago .Washington Boston .St.Louis .Detroit .Philadelphia league Standing much money.21 KID?© GBORCtS NAVY PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO 18 IN A CLASS BY IT8ELFË It «1 others in quality and flavour because the process &y which it is made (Men fcom others.\u2014It is deliriously sweet and noa-raritaong.ROCK CITY TOBACCO Co., Marmfuturers, QUEBEC NATIONAL LEAGUE (Yesterday's Results) Brooklym 2; St.Louis 7.Brooklyn 8; St.Louis 0.New York 2; Chicago 3.Boston 3; Cincinnati 1.Philadelphia 4; Pittsburgh : TROTTING RACES AT CLEVELAND.(Associated Press Despatch) ! CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 10.\u2014 | The Ohio stake of five thousand dollars for.2:08 irotters went to Péter Coley, who won in thre .heats.Tavern Stake of : sized purse for 2:14 trotters went; i to Alta Donovan, who took second |and third heats.Results: :\t2:14 pacing\u2014Ethel Cimes.Time i2:07% ; 2:09% ; 2:09,%.i 2:18 class trotting\u2014Walnut Fris-'co.Time 2:11%; 2:12; 2:13%.Ohio 2:08 trotting\u2014Peter Coley.Time 2:09%; 2:08%; 2:08%.The Pastor, Rev.Mr.Jackson, wiio is a member of the Order, will conduct the service.All are , welcome.Miss Jessie McKenzie, of Montreal, is home for the holidays.Miss M.Hanran, of Ottawa, is the guest of her cousins, the Misses M.and C.George.Mrs.Wm.Johnson and sons, Messrs.William and Stewart, of Lachine, have been visiting Mrs.J.McCammon, for a few' days.Misses Helen and Elizabeth Jamieson, of Kimberley, spent Wednesday with Mrs.Archie McKenzie.Mr.Fred Cote and bride, of Cap Madeline, arrived here on Wednesday, where a reception was held.in their honor at the home of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Cote.Mrs.E.Mooney and sons, Eric and Reginald, of Toronto, are in town, the guests of Miss M.Mooney.Messrs.A.J.Smyth and P.McKenzie went to Leeds on Thursday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.M.McKenzie, an old and respected citizen of that place.The W.M.S.held its monthly-straight ; uieeting at the home of Mrs.J.Me-the same ! Gammon on Thursday.The meeting 1 was led by Miss MacMillan, tho paper for the day being given by Miss Kimball.Rev.G.A.Adamson and family have left for their new home at La-chute.Rev.P.Jackson will conduct the service on Sunday evening in tha Methodist Church at 7,30.UNIVERSITY OF BISHOP\u2019S COLLI F°lsTD Lennoxville, P.Q.CHA\"!|!, The only Colle** in Canada following the Oxford anol bridffe plan of Three Lon* Academic Years for the B.A.Dç Complete^ courses in Arts and Divinity, loading to B.A., B.D.and D.D.Degrees.Residential College for men.Women students admitted to lectures and degrees.Vi able Scholarships and Exhibitions.Extension Course in Commercial Subjects.The College is situated in.one of the most beautiful spots in Eastern Canada.Ex lent buildings and equipment.All forms of recreation, splendid gymnasium.Four Railii lines converge in Lennoxville.Michaelmas term commences September 18th.For information, terms and calendars, apply to the Principal, or to the Bursar, , C.Stewart, Lennoxville, P.Q.Leas ue Standing Clubs\tWon\tLost\tP.C Brooklyn .\t.42\t32\t, .568 Cincinnati .\t.39\t30\t.605 St.Louis .\t.40'\t36\t.523 Chicaeo .\t.39\t36\t.520 Pittsburgh .\t.34\t35\t.493 Boston .\t.30\t33\t.476 New York .\t.b'b\t40\t.452 Philadelphia .\t.28\t43\t.394 Tavern Stake, 2 14 trotting.ARa Donovan.Time 2:09 %; 2:08%, jt\u2019he ^merica:s cup declare,J; 2 :2G class pacing.\u2014Plucky Dil jlard.Time 2:09%; 2:08% ; 2:11%.A?TEKr SERVICE Your Shi eld cfB^fen s 2 - INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (Yesterday\u2019s Results) Buffalo 9; Reading 3.Jersey City 2; Toronto 3.Baltimore\u2014Rochester, rain.Syracuse 5; Akron 6.Syracuse 6; Akron 11, League Standing Clubs Baltimore .Buffalo .Toronto .Akron .Reading .Jersey City Rochester .Syracuse .ONE OF LORD DEWAR\u2019S JOKES.(Associated Press Desnatch) NEW YORK, July 10.\u2014Sir Thomas Lipton, when informed aboard his steam yacht Victoria yesterday that Lord Dewar had announced in London that the Irish baronet\u2019s will ; provides an endowment fund for the future British contenders for \u201cThe whole story is one of Dewar\u2019s jokes.\u201d Lord Dewar, who sailed from London for America aboard the Celtic to witness the races between the Shamrock and the Reroiute for the America\u2019s Cup, stated before !e tying that even if Sir Thomas failed to lift the cup during his lifetime, he would leave a large sum in his will to be used for that purpose, so that eventually the prize would come to Britain.Won\tLost\tP.C .48\t25\t.658 .50\t26\t.658 .50\t27\t.649 .45\t30\t.000 .38\t39\t.494 .29.\t44\t.397 .21\t52\t.316 .17\t58\t.227 m LEADING LEAGUE , W MAJOR BATTERS.RK, Juiy 10.\u2014The five ms in the Major Leagues if#** Î \"l'aÊL»?a# Jiirr K I NI \u2018 leading \u2022 are: AMERICAN LEAGUE.AB R H PC.i Sisler, St.Louis .\t.\t298\t57\t124\t.416 I ! Speaker, Cleve.\t.\t286\t70\t115\t.402 j Jackson, Chi.277\t46\t109\t.393 I j Ifath, N.Y.242\t74\t92\t.380\t! : Weaver, Chi.\t.\t314\t60\t113\t.360 NATIONAL LEAGUE.Hornsby, St.Louis.\t301\t50\t113\t.375 ; Smith, N.Y.\t134\t10\t47\t.341 j Daubert, Cin.\t.\t219\t35\t72\t.329 j Roush, Cin.244\t33\t80\t.328 Konetchy, Bkiyn.\t.\t236\t27\t77\t.326 A Small Repair May Save Your Battery WHY bother your head about battery technicali-tiei and eccentricities?We will keep your battery up to capacity by regular attention and conscientious care.We repair all makes of batteries at reasonable rates.We carry a complete stock of new battery parts for ail makes of cars.Prest-O-Ute Service is your battery\u2019s protection against the weakening effects of overwork and lack of nourishment.It helps you get more value and longer life from any battery.A prompt repair at may save much time dollars.trifling cost ana many Wiggett\u2019* Battery Service Station, Sherbrooke, Que.Authorized Prest-O-Lite Distributors and Service Station.\"rife.I SPORTING NOTES SHERBROOKE SHOTS DO WELL AT THE MONTREAL SHOOT Five members of the Sherbrooke Gun Club attended the big shoot held in Montreal on July 8th., and 9th.S.R.Newton was high gun the first day with 163 break:; out of a pos-Kibie 170; Fred Kerr, of Credition, Ont., second with 162; R Lewis, third, 161, Montreal; Henry Sanford, of New York, fourth; W.H.Southwood, 156, S.G.Newton 150; J.E.McCiea 137, F.J.Southwood 120, all of Sherbrooke.The second day was all Shcr- | brooke as well.S.G.Newton was S high gun with J64 breaks out of the possible 170; Ed.Doerkene, of Peterson, N.J., second with 163; Henry Sanford third, 162; I red Gerr fourth, 161.S.G, Newton tied for first place ! in the merchandise on the two days sh' ot.S.R.Newton won the individual championship with a perfect score of twenty-five Needless to say last 1 eight\u2019H train running to Sherbrooke j was heavily laden with prizes and I B 6 B Cord ©r Fabric.% Chance never drew a neat picture nor built a fair house.In the making of Partridge Tires nothing is left to chance\u2014detail perfection ia secured by craftmanship scientifically directed, and rigid inspection insures outstanding quality.Partridge Tires are all that good Tires can possibly be.PARTRIDGE TIRES Game as Their Name uoAWAuinmiw/w mwwwmmim HAMPIÔ \u201c3450\u201d Insult Resist lirsLOcRi SKoelis* Meait Expansion to Wonderful B< so hai they ste They are tough that under treatment that experienced even in j gency use in a mot engine.You can heat them hot, then douse thei water\u2014knock them wit wrench\u2014drive them throi a cake of lead\u2014drop on the floor\u2014and you find even a chip or craj the glaze.O \u2018 Dependable Spark Plug's all have \u201c3450\u201d insulai Any dealer in motoj plies can suppj the correct pl| gine\u2014insist tl appear on well as on CH&mpion of Gam Wink Largest^ ¦ makim m mA Don\u2019t neglect i issue.They / bHLKbKUUKh: DAILY RECORD,.SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1920.ily Record\u201d Want Advertisements BCG RESULTS FOR LITTLE MONEY cATES : 25 words or less, 35c each insertion, one cent for each additional word.Six insertions for the Irice of five, if run every day and paid in advance.If charged, weekly rate does not apply.10c added if accounts have to be sent more than once.SELF WANTED\u2014FEMALE tfOGRAPHER WANTED AT ONCE\u2014 One with a knowledge of both languages md some experience in bookkeeping prefer-A- Apply Edward* Furniture Co.HELP WANTED\u2014MALE ! /COMPETENT ELECTRICIAN WANTED ^ for general repair work.Permanent position.Apply MacKinnon Steel Co.Experienced table girl wanted, speaking both languages.Apply Royal iéi.x *UBLE GIRL WASTES-AT ONCE.AF-ply New Sherbrooke House.IPETENT COOK GENERAL WANT-Family of three, no washing.High-AppW Mrs.Gordon Hume, 11 St., Sherbrooke.\\MBER MAID WANTED.APPLY r Mrs.Wgite, Chateau Frontenac.OTEAMFITTERS, STEAMFITTERS* HELP-^ era and Laborers wanted.Appy at Canadian Connecticut Cotton Mills, Pipe Shop.T>OBBIN FACTORY HELP WANTED\u2014 Lathe hands, Roughera and Finishers.Apply Industrial Specialty Manufacturing Co., Limited, Magog, Que./COMPETENT MEN WANTED WITH knowledge of landscape gardening for the E.T.A.A.Grounds.Apply to the Secretary, Wellington St., Sherbrooke.RSE MAID WANTED FOR ONE Ismail child, highest wages.Apply im-liatcly to 99 Queen St.fcLS WANTED FOR OUR KNITTING factory, Lennoxville, knitters, menders, girls to learn.Apply Lennox Knitting ji, Lennoxville.PARLE GENERAL SERVANT WANT-cd for August 6th ; also thoroughly re-ble person as nurse for three small child-^ Apply Mrs.F.C.Baker, North Hatley.TJESPONSIBLE CLERK WANTED AT once for transportation office.Both languages necessary.Apply giving references to Box 24 Record Office.A YOUNG BOY WANTED TO MAKE himself generally useful.Apply to Mr.A.A.Scnft, Inham Grange, Knowlton, Que.HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE \u201cOESIDENCE FOR SALE AT CORNER OF Drummond Road and Fairmount Ave., with double garage and four lots of land.Apply G.D.MacKinnon.T OTS FOR SALE\u201417 AND 18 HOSPI-tal Street, 60 ft.square.Bargain for quick buyer.Apply L.E.Morin, Queen\u2019s Hotel, City.\"YT'ERY GOOD SHORE LOT FOR SUM-^ mer cottage for sale at Little Lake Magog.Also building lots in East Sherbrooke.Apply to J.W.Grégoire, Casino Building.Phone 280.\"OESIDENCE IN LENNOXVILLE FOR sale.Eight rooms, all modern conveniences, hardwood floors, coal furnace and a nice garden ; lot 60 x 146.Apply P.0.Box 272, Lennoxville.^OMPETTENT STENOGRAPHER WANT-ed for temporary position of three btatha duration.Apply stating experience , former employers.Canada Paper Oom-fcimited, Windsor Mills, Que.pLE GIRL WANTED\u2014APPLY NEW J|tloss Inn, Lennoxville.LlD WANTED FOR SMALL BOARD-lhw house.Apply to Box 96, Knowlton, EXPERIENCED TABLE MAID nted.For further particulars apply K, Baker, Prop.Mountain View Hotel, [Que.WANTED ON CUTTING MA-Good job.Steady work.Beck-Foe Ltd., Belvidere St SPECIAL CONSTABLE WANTED BY ^ largo industrial plant near Montreal, active sober man, not over 45 years, for guard duties, etc.Permanent position.Good pay.Apply Box No.26 Record Office.\\ SPECIAL BARGAIN FOR QUICK sale in a commodious cottage on north shore of beautiful Massawippi, North Hatley.Facing south with view entire length of lake.Eight rooms, large lot, wide verandahs, shade.Low price, easy terms.Apply W! S.Dresser.¦pLECTRICAL MOTOR MAINTENANCE man\u2014Wanted, thoroughly experienced motor maintenance man.Eight hour shift.Time and half Sundays and overtime.Sixty-five cents per hour.Location, Three Rivers.Permanent job.Apply to Box No.28 Record Office.T^ARM FOR SALE\u2014125 ACRES SITUAT-ed at Graniteville, Stanstead Co., Que., within one mile of station, school, church and post office.Large dairy and latest farm implements.Must be sold at once.Fifty per cent, cash required, balance easy terms.Apply to James McIntosh, Graniteville, Que.^ALESMAN\u2014SELF-RESPECTING SALES-^ man, whose ambition is beyond his present place, might find more congenial employment with us, and at the same time double his income.We require a man of clean character\u2014sound in mind and body, of strong personality, who would appreciate a life\u2019s job with a fast growing concern, where industry would be rewarded with far above ] average earnings ; married man preferred.] Apply L.It.Steel Service Corporation, 2nd Floor Olivier Bldg., Sherbrooke.AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE NURSING l NURSES EARN $15 TO $80 A pm without leaving home.Des-flet sent free.Royal College of 81, Toronto, Canada.TOCK FOR SALE JltlHING ABOUT 1,300 LBS., , suitable for farm or woods, l sell cheap to quick buy-m, Sherbrooke Bottling g ton Street.RED SHORTHORNED jght months old, sire No.Phone 21 ring 1.HOLSTEÎN BULL Segis Netherjand), ,e Fair.Cheap for Lennoxville.R.M.iNGE FOR CAT-fedraft mares, young iath boar 16 months, ht.R.A.McKel- 1917 F0IlD F0R SALE\u2019 WITH dark grey slip covers.This car has had good care, in fact it is as good as a new one.A bargain for cash.Apply to C.H.Pearsoü, Record Office.K PASSENGER OVERLAND TOURING car for sale.Two new tires, 1 spare Presto-Light, newly overhauled and in first-class condition.Phone 900-J after 6 p.m.CARS FOR SALE, ALL KINDS, FROM two hundred dollars up to two thousand.You may have your choice, and my prices are right.For information phone 61, or at night 1191-W, or call at 4 St.Francis St., and see cars.F.K.McAllister, Sherbrooke.CCHEVROLET, FIRST CLASS ORDER, AT J bargain.Apply to 61 Montreal Street Phone 1161-J.1 qi O MODEL TOURING CAR FOR -Lt/A-O gale.In splendid mechanical condition.Will sell cheap for cash.No dealers.Phone 383-W, City.LOST AND FOUND &RSES FOR SALE >LUSH AND BROWN SATIN BEADED hand bag lost, containing sum of fcre, weight 1160, >money» between corner of Short St and e* weight I$8