Sherbrooke daily record, 26 juillet 1920, lundi 26 juillet 1920

[" t Established 1897.Sherbrooke Daily Record \u2014- 3,\t- 197\u2022 ^\tSHERBROOKE.OUE.MONDAY TUI v i Q9n\t\u2018\tZ A VERY FAIR BREEZE FOR THE FINALCUPRACE Two Quite Serious Auto Accidents Over The Week-End ___ ______ \u2022* TWO MEN BADLY INJURED AND OTHER OCCUPANTS OF CAR HURT IN ACCIDENT Resolute Is The Favorite In Final Race\u2014A Brisk Breeze Is Anticipated HON.MACKENZIE KINK PLANS FOR HIS TOUR Expects to Speak in Eastern Pro* mces Following His Tour in the West.\t'v ,Onrir8^rTrriroTT^^ BANDS ARE IN RETREAT BEFORE THE GREEKS TO BE FALLING BACK Although the Wind Had Dropped Somewhat To- ; p^^nnnnnrr^ ward Noon, the Weathr Experts Locked for a = SOVIET ARMY SAID F airly Good Wind for What will Likely Prove L f° b® the Deciding Race of the Series for the Historic America\u2019s Cup\u2014The Cup Defender is a Three to one Favorite Over the Shamrock in the Betting Today\u2014There is a Possibility 1 hat the Shamrock and Resolute May Meet in Another Series of Races.(A.sociated Preas Despatch) Paris, July 26.\u2014Wireless messages from Moscow state that the Soviet army is ° falling back on the order of the Soviet commander.ttie (Associated Press Despatch) SANDY HOOK, N.J., July 26.\u2014A brisk \u201cjacky order\u201d breeze, something about twelve knots, came out of the northwçst early today,8 ironed out the surface of the sea tumbled up by Saturday\u2019s storm, and provided fine wind conditions for the final contest between the Shamrock and the American defender Resolute for the America's Cup.With the wind holding from the northwest, a run of 1 5 miles seaward and a thrash to windward home was indicated.As the morning wore on, the wind began to haul into the east, and the Shamrock, after rounding the Sandy Hook Spit, took her tow and headed for Coney Island.Jersey weather sharps figured that the wind might get into the southward by noon, the time set for the start, which would give the yachts a beat to windward.After testing the wind off Sandy Hook Point in order to i as a pi determine what topsail to carry, Captain Burton signalled !General, -r=-v-\u2014 for a t-ow T-nlr,\tJ\ti i i t\t, commander in the south, under a xor a tow again.» ne wind was probably not more than ; guarantee of personal safety.The ocvcu or eight knots in strengtn from the east by this time,\t* willm and prospects ror a fast race were not so bright.Resolute dropped her moorings at 10.1 5 and sailed away toward the Point.A tugboat steamed along, awaiting a call for a tow.The Resolute took a tow, and both yachts sent aloft big club topsails as they moved out toward the starting line.RESOLUTE IS FAVORITE IN THE BETTING (Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, July 26.\u2014Betting this morning on the final race for the America\u2019s Cup is 3 to I on Resolute, with few takers.Even money is offered that the defender will finish first, regardless of her time allowance.CLAIMS THAT CUP RACES HAVE BEEN LITTLE MORE THAN TRIAL RACES FOR SIR THOMAS LIPTON\u2019S YACHT BOLSHEVISTS WILLING TO MEET POLES However, They Demand the Surrender of General Wrangel, Anti-Bolshevik Commander in South.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July 26.\u2014The Russian Government states it is willing to meet the leading Poles for a peace conference in London, but demand as a preliminary the surrender of al Wrangel, the anti-Bolshevik ^^l^tated Pres* Despatch) OTTAWA, July 28L\u2014mille «« details of the itinerary if the Hon.W.L.MacKenzie King p the western provinces have not been arranged, it is said that the tour of the opposition leader will c scupy fully two mmrthb time of hi; departure from Ottawa until his return to the capital.If the present pneMw *nary plans are adhered to, Mr.K ng will go through to the coast w.h but little delay and do most of Iris speech making on the return dp.Practically ail the larger citn » and towns will be covered before the tour terminâtes, about the middle of Novem _ (Aaiociated Press Despatch) 0\tAthens, July 26.\u2014Colo-° nel Jafar Layar\u2019s bands are in full retreat, from all di- rections, and are falling ° 1\tback toward Kirk-Kilisseh, ° % pressed by the Greeks, who on Saturday took Lule Burgas, southeast of Adrian-ople.,JUUaji.Q gJl fi g g.flJJJUIJUJIÆJUt TURKISH TREATY TO BE SIGNED AT SEVERES (Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, July 28.\u2014Severes, four miles northeast of Versailles, was chosen for the signing of the Turkish peace treaty after a long search for a place which would give the treaty a sufficiently dignified and historical name, there being already ,\ti\t^v¦-\u2022in tiot/uxxianio, tnere oemg already ber.Subsequently Mr.Ling expects | treaties named Versailles, St.Ger-w> do some speaking m the Eastern main, Paris, Grand Trianon and Fon-Provinees.\ttairebleau.Car Turned Turtle While Five Men Were Driving on Got ernment Road Saturday Noon\u2014Mr.Murphy Was Victim of Second Accident\u2014One Man Was Thrown Clear of Car.?\u2014- « HEALTH OF LLOYD * GEORGE CAUSING « ANXIETY.\t# (Associated Press Despatch) 1 SANDY HOOK, N.J., July 26.\u2014 .Jharles E.Nicholson, designer of the Shamrock, still insists that the present series have been little more than trial races for the Shamrock.He thinks that in all future America\u2019s Cup races, the contenders should be manned entirely by a crew from the public they represent.The Resolute's crew is said to be made up largely of Scandinavian sailors.Should Sir Thomas fail today to win the race, and lose the cup, he suggests that the Irish baronet enter the challenger in a series of races, with the Resolute and Vanitie alone, for cups offered by local yacht clubs.It has also been suggested that all throe yachts be sailed by professional skippers.Sir Thomas is said to have spent (approximately $1,000,000 in his latest attempt to lift the cup and yachting experts assert the Shamrock IV, in the interest of the yacht designing, should have further tests of competition with the Resolute and other sloops of United States design.As a member of the New York Yacht Club, Sir Thomas can enter the Shamrock in the club\u2019s races.THE SHAMROCK WAS FIRST ACROSS THE LINE TODAY (Asiioriated Press Despatch) SANDY HOOK, N.J., July 26\u2014 Shamrock IV, the big green sloop, with which Sir Thomas Lipton hopes today to lift the America\u2019s Cup, sped first across the line today at the start of the fifth International Yacht race, which will decide the 1920 aeries.-?- IS ACQUITTED ON A CHARGE OF MURDER - -\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014.v\t.ng to agree to an armistice in Poland and expresses its astonishment at Great Britain\u2019s interrupting the discussion of trade relations with Russia.CONTINUE TO ADVANCE.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July 26.\u2014A Bolshevik communication received here yesterday says: \u201cIn the direction of Bielostek we forced the Niemen River and are con- Exasperated At The Outrages, Soldiers And Policemen Turned Out And Burned Houses Of The Leading Sinn Feiners Two Officers Were Killed in One of the Raids at Newport, Tipperary, on Saturday Night\u2014Sinn Fein Leader Describes Reports Regarding Settlement With Sinn Feiners an Invention\u2014Death List at Belfast Now Totals Seventeen.?D UBLIN, July 26.\u2014At Newport, Tipperary, on Saturday night, a gang of men sheared the hair from a giri beea'\u201d\u2019.- she was keeping company with a policeman.Exasperated at the outrage, soldiers and police turned out and burned the houses of all the principal Sinn Feiners, causing them to fly for their lives.Two coastguard stations in the Bear Haven district were raided ¦esterday.In one of the raids, at lallygarvene, Chief Officer Snewin and petty officer Brown were killed.Arthur Griffith, the Sinn Fein rorcea tne iNiemen Kiver and are con- le$#* FORBIDS SENDING ARMS TO RUSSLA.(Associated Press Despatch) #- I #- Another Officer Killed.* (Associated Press Despatch) CORK, July 26.\u2014Police Sergeant w\tVA aklUO l/A VI Id it* I materials to Poland or Russia.Case of Lieut.Semmcns, of Vancouver, Is Completed.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July 26.\u2014Edwin (Iharlca Semen», formerly a lieutrn-ant, in the Canadian Engineers and belonging to Vancouver, B.C., has been acquitted of th« murder of his wife, whom he slto'L in a Paddington Hotel, seemingly through jealousy.Medical evidence indicated fnnh the* prisoner was on the border of V»om«n1*,l uiotabilny.* » #\tThe Greeks Have Occupied Adrianople.\t^ *\t- * #\t(Associated Press Despatch.) iffc #\tLONDON, July 26\u2014 The * #\tGreeks have occupied Adria- # #\tnople.#\t# LIQUOR CARRÉ) OFF BY CROWD à AT WINDSOR (\u201e\u201e h i (Associated Press Despatch) \u201e i MELBOURNE, July 26.\u2014Prem-rreight Car Supposed to Contain ' 1er William Morris Hughes, in a ci- i « h »w ii \u2022.\tspeech yesterday, vigorously de- nounced the utterances in the United States of Archbishop Mannix, of Melbourne.\u201cI want to tell the American people,\u201d said the Premier, \u201cthat Australia repudiates him.BERLIN, July 26.\u2014The German Mulhem, chief of the Intelligence Government has proclaimed an ordi- Department of West Cork, was shot nance prohibiting exportation and i dead yesterday at Bandon.transmission _of arms or other war\t-\u2022\u2014 j *- DENOUNCES THE UTTERANCES OF BISHOP MANNIX Premier Hughes Says People of Australia Repudiate Archbishop Mannix.«S- Quieter Today in Belfast.Shingles Really Held Liqnor.(Associated Press Despatch) WINDSOR, ONT., July 28\u2014As a result of the discovery by an employee of the East Term mal Railway -\u2014a line which provides inter-switching facilities to the trunk lines operating into Windsor, that a freight car standing on a siding, supposed to contain shingles, really held liquor, a raid was made on the ear on Saturday by a large crowd which came to the scene in automobiles, rigs and on foot and, caried off four hundred of the five hundred and forty-five cases in the car before the police arrived.Another car similarly marked is now under police guard while efforts are being directed to finding the consignee.-.- BELGIAN PRIESTS ARRIVE IN CANADA.(Associaii-ii Preas Despatch) MONTREAL, July 26\u2014The C.P.O S.Orajnpian, which arrived here Saturday evening, carried 1,449 pas-Kcngers, many of whom embarked at Antwerp.The passenger list included a number of Belgian priest» and sisters, ^ among the latter, one from Munich, Germany.DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST H.C.OF L.PARIS, July 26.\u2014Fifteen persons were wounded and several stores pillaged during demonstrations against tha high coat of living at Trove*.(Associated Press Despatch) BELFAST, July 26.\u2014There was j no disturbance beyond window ! smashing yesterday.The death list | now totals seventeen.Shops were j wrecked today, hawever, and the situation is ominous.BOLDRAIDS~ ARE MADE TO GET LIQUOR Farmers Are Held Up by Bandits and Their Cellars Ransacked.\u201cI intend to appoint a high commissioner in the United States who will bo able to speak authoritatively when a man like Mannix is responsible for utterances repugnant to Australians.\u201d (Associated Press Despatch) WINDSOR, Ont, July 26\u2014Despite all efforts made to check rumrunning ami uphold the law prevailing on the border, a startling forts of violence has developed and for a ! second time in twenty-four hours ' armed bands made a raid early Sat-TMINYÇ DAnv MAV nr\turday morning on the home of a I Minna oUU I MA I BE\tI Sandwich Township farmer and car- THAT OF HER DAUGHTER ried away liquor after threatening ______\t1 death to any one who interfered.n____La__cm if- l iv ! The first attack was made at dawn Daughter or Mrs.Amener Disap-1 on Friday morning, when five ban- peared Last March and Has Not Been Heard of Since._________ _ -ly 26.\u2014Mm Joseph Kincher, of the Hyde Park district, announced last night her intention of going to New York today to view ,\tthe body of a woman found in a ing, carried 1,449 pas- trunk, in a fear that, it may be that of whom embarked^ at ' of her daughter.The girl who was i.-a j_ j f0Ur)Pçn yr,irB 0f hut according to her mother, looked much older, left homo on March 26 last and has not been heard from since.INDIAN CLOTH SHOPS BURNED.(Assm'iatod Press Despatch) BOMBAY, July 26.\u2014Two thousand Indian cloth shops were burned on Friday night with damage of ten million dollars.\t__ dits in a powerful automobile attacked the home of Albert Miloehe, hut after' an exchange of shots with Miloehe and his son were driven off before the Provincial ixdice, who had been sent for arrived.On the Second occasion an attack was made by seven bandit» who drove up to the home of Eli Gerard in a high-powered car just ns he am , .\t~ T*\t- his two hired men were\tgettin A getting ready to go to market, and held them up at the point of revolvers, While they ransacked Gerard's cellar and caried away a barrel of whiskey and a case of gin.In spite of the guns Gerard at-tempted to defend his liquor and *\tMAKING A BOLD EFFORT «s *\tTO RESTORE ORDER.« - & » (Associated Press Despatch.) «s *\tCONSTANTINOPLE, July # *\t26.\u2014Since July 4, Adana, in # *\tthe southeast part of Asia & Minor, has been in a state of ifi *\tsiege.The French have *\tbrought tanks into play and & *\thanged many rioters publicly # *\tin an effort to restore order, iff & Railway communication has ifc & now been re-established be- * & tween Adana and Meresina, * *\tabout forty miles southwest # \u2022A of Adana.*\tSfc BIG INCREASE REQUESTED BY EXPRESS COS.Ask for an Increase in Present Rates of Not Less Than Forty Per Cent.(Associated Press Despatch.) & PARIS, July 26.\u2014 The * *\thealth of Premier Lloyd *\tGeorge of Great Britain is * & causing serious anxiety, ac- * & cording to a London despatch.& The British Premier\u2019s physic- Sft ians are said to have recom- & 3(5 mended an absolute rest.Sft % UTO accidents are becoming almost every-day affairs, but each one has its peculiar tragedy, while the damage to bodies and cars is often a serious matter.Saturday, which by the way seems a popular day for accidents of many kinds, was an unlucky one for a party of five men, who went out for a spin about noon, on the government road.The occupants of the car were Mr.Normand, of Alexander street, driver, Messrs.E.Haelton, R.A.Peterson, A.Aldeback and T.Murphy, all employees of the Fairbanks Company.Mr.Murphy, who had met with an accident a few weeks ago, and had just come out of the hospital, was 'being given an outing by Mr.Nor-[ mand, three other friends joining [them.While on the government road, \u2022 little beyond Lennoxville, something went wrong with the gears and the driver 'bent over to look for the trouble.The wheel turned suddenly, and in_ a flash the car had turned turtle into the ditch, Mr.Normand receiving a fractured rib, Mr.Mur-1 phy a broken arm, Messrs.Aldeback and Peterson a bad shaking up, while Mr.Hazelton was thrown clear of the car, which was badly damaged.Help was soon procured and the injured men were taken to the home of Mr.E.A.Cote nearby, where every kindness was extended to them, j\t______ Lord\u2019s motor ambulance removed the i Dav Will Cnmo two badly injured men to the Sher-\t^0me \"'len Veteran brooke Hospital, and Dr.George Hume conveyed the other three in u ,car\u2019 ¦Mr- Murphy remaining at the hospital which he had so recently left, and Mr.Normand being removed to his home after receiving medical attendance.feur of the automobile, escaped injury.The party were returning from Bernier, where they had spent the day, to St.Johns to catch a train.NAVY REDUCED TO THE LIMIT, SAYS BEATTY Warships of British Navy Mus' Be Renlaced.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July 26.\u2014Lord Beatty, ______\treceiving the freedom cf the City of The others escaped any serious in- Sheffield, said with the disappear- .\tcwij ociivua in- jury, but the car was practically a total week.- - - - ' - * ~ - \u2014 \u2014 - - \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 £J\tA \u2014 ance of the German fleet, the Empire was released from the intolerable burden of competitive building, but the day would come when the veteran ships must be replaced.The navy, he said, was now reduced to the lowest limits, consistent with prudence.SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT ST.JOHN.(Associated Press Despatch) MONTREAL, July 26.\u2014Four persons were injured', one probably tataliy, when an automobile contain- MUCH DAMAGE DONE BY mg five persons was struck by a\tEARTHQUAKE u*- Ja,rs Strect' GUAYAQUAL, July 26.\u2014Many rossmg at St- Johns, Que., last buildings were damaged in a severe 111 ttL.\u201e\t,\t\u201e\t,\tearthquake here at 1:25 o\u2019clock on _ occupants of the machine Sunday afternoon.Two shocks were were thrown out and landed some, felt.No casualties have been re-twenty-five feet away.The car itself ported.was badly smashed.\tt___________ The victims are : Miss Dora Mai- * * * ?***** + 4-***.j.** boeuf, seventeen years of age.of St., *\t4 Joans, skull fractured, will probably * THE WEATHER ¦* O Malboeuf, twenty-four years old ^ \u2022t- 4* *> -t- ?\"î* + 4* 4* +\t 4* «fr ?> dislocation of the hip.\u2018\tFAIR AND WARMER ,,\u201e,,liSS\u201erjug^nle, Lafleur, twenty-one The weather is fair in nearly all I nr,a wii ° - r ^actured legj parts of the Dominion.It is quite r cut about the face.\t;eool from the Great Lakes eastward, ter One\t^ °ldi °f Pos- Moderate northwest and west bruises \u201d fferlng from shock and winds; fair today and on Tues- Wph Letellicr, Lacdie ch.pf.i ^ VALUABLE DOCUMENTS Bonds, insnrance policies and other rat liable documents should not be kept at home where they are likely to be lost or mislaid.The Safety Deposit Boxes of this Bank provide at a moderate cost an excellent means of keeping valuable paperc- THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL RESERVE FUND $15,000,000 $15,000,000 VV» asv.t.vtIr.and Mr.W.W.Dunsmore, Jr., went to Montreal on Monday last to visit Mrs.Dunsmore who is quite ill in the hospital there.Mr.and Mrs.L.C.Roy, of Cook-shire, were in town on Tuesday last the guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Hunt.Mr.John J.Lapointe went to Len-inoxville for a few days\u2019 vacation, which he will spend with his brother, : Mr.Arthur Lapointe.Mrs.Walter W.Webster went toi Montreal on Wednesday morning lastj to spend a short time with her son, Mr.Anthony Webster.Mr.Jas.Burston went to Montreal on Monday last on business.Mr.and Mrs.Duncan McLsan returned from Stratnroy, Gnt., on Tuesday last where they have been 'spending some time visiting relatives ' and friends.Mr.Lionel Gillanders, of Cook-shire.was in town on Thursday last with his parents, Mr.and Mr».Sami.Gijlanders.Mr.J.D.Lang, of Lemnotville was in tnwn over the week-end, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.D.Harrison.Miss Fern Hunt, nurse-in-trainmg : at the Générai Hospital in Montreal, returned on Wednesday last after spending two weeks\u2019 vacation wKh her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Hunt.Dr.Alex.Macdonald went to Sherbrooke on Wednesday last on professional business.Mrs.Harold Webster and children Mr.Wilfred Pinard has purchased ; the property on Main street, owned i by Dr.William O.Lambly, of Sher-j brooke, formerly of this town, and j has taken possession of tame, a I restaurant.Fur Repairs -by- EngePs Furriers Sherbrooke Mr.Engel will be at the following town» to take orders for Fur repair»:\u2014 Compton, Monday, July 26th.\u2014Hotel Compton.Bury, Toetday, July 27th.\u2014Cathcart House.Ayer\u2019s Cliff, Wednesday, July 23tb.\u2014Cliff House.North Hatley, Thursday, July 29th.\u2014-Valley House.Coaticook, Friday, July 30th.\u2014Coaticook House.Windsor Mills, Saturday, July 31st.\u2014Chateau Windsor.This is the most opportune time to have your Fur* repaired.Take advantage of our special summer reduced prices.EngePs Furrier Sherbrooke, Qee.Mr.Warren Dresser, of Sherbrooke and Mr.Charles Dresser, of Hartford, Conn., were recent guests at Mr.L.A.Healy\u2019s.Mr.W.Dresser returned to his home in Sherbrooke on Monday and Mr.C.Dresser is at present visiting at Mr.C.C.Healy\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.G.Harris and little son, Master Robert D.Harris, of Island Pond, also Mrs.Cox, of Turner's Falls, Vt., are guests at their parental home.Mr.Harris returned home on Monday.Miss Bessie Banfill, of Sherbrooke, is spending her holidays with her mother, Mrs.E.Banfill.Mrs.Bowman and children, of New Jersey, N.Y., are visiting with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Thos, Wilson.Mr.and Mrs.S.Stewart and children have been spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.A.Stewart.Mrs.Wier, of Richmond, spent Thursday at her home.Those from around here that attended the funeral of the late Mr.Henry Perkins last Monday, which was held at his niece\u2019s home, Mrs.O.Laxson in Danville, were: Mrs.S.Perkins, Mrs.O\u2019Regan, Messrs, Perkins, Mr.and Mrs.R.Pease, Mr.L.A.Heajy, Mr.H.G.Pease, Mr.and Mrs.G.Tozer, Mr.Thos.Ast-ell and Mrs.Monahan.Mr.C.W.Perkins was in Danville on Saturday, called by the death of his uncle, the late Mr.H.j Perkins.I Mr.F.D»y, of Sherbrooke, is jhome for the summer.Miss B.Tozer, Mrs.R.F.Mona-i han and Mr.F.W.Astell motored jto Danville last Saturday evening.Mr.Chas.Dresser motored to | Kingsbury on Thursday.He was accompanied on his trip by Mrs.L.A.i Healy, Mrs.C.C.Healy and Miss M.Healy.; Mr.and Mrs.McNaughton, of i Flodden, also Mr.and Mrs.Walter ' Wright, of Melbourne Ridge, were ; recent guests at Mr.Wm.Day\u2019s.Mrs.A.Smith and children re-turned to their home in Montreal on Friday, after visiting at Mr.Jas.Smith\u2019s for a few days.Mrs.Boulter and little daughter have returned home from Sherbrooke and other places, where they have been on a pleasant visit with relatives and friends.Mr.Frank Cote of Montreal was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.0.W.Cote recently.Miss Evelyn Gilbert, from Saskatoon, was the guest of Miss Lucy Weston recently.Miss Gilbert has been in the West for some time past, engaged in teaching school.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Osgood from Cookshire, were in town this week calling on friends.Mr.and Mrs.Leeman Mackay, Master Lloyd Mackay and Miss Lucy Weston were in East Angus and were accompanied home by Miss L.Mackay, who is the guest for a few days of Mr.and Mrs.Leeman Mackay.Any friends who are planning to visit their \u201cOld Home Town\u201d this summer, please remember the date August 12th for the re-union of teachers and pupils of the Model School.Concert and dance and refreshments in the Town Hall, proceeds in aid of improvements on the Model School buildings.Any friends interested please accept this as an invitation to attend.HEATHTON bury last Friday afternoon.Mrs.Angus MacLennan has returned from Montreal, where she went for treatment for a week recently.She is feeling much better since her return.Mr.and Mrs.R.D.Farley attended the funeral of the late Mrs.Henry Sherman in Canterbury last Friday.Mr.Angus MacKenzie is moving into his new home on Albert street.Dr.MacLeod has returned from Potton Springs, where he spent a few days recently.Miss Queenie Sherman has returned to Macdonald College, after spending a couple of weeks the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs.A.L.Sherman.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Foote, of Len-noxville, were in town last week.brough in a goodly sum.The weather was ideal and the proceeds were very satisfactory.Mrs.S.C.Kendall, of Long Beach, Calif., was a guest at Mr.B.II.Kczar\u2019s on Wednesday.Mrs.Dwight Paul, of Hatley, visited at Mr.B.H.Kezar\u2019s recently.Mrs.E.Russell Scott has returned to Montreal, after spending some time here.Miss Abigail Forsythe, of Windsor Ont., is a guest at Mrs.John Kezar.LAKE MEGANTIC A Laundry Service Within Every Woman's Means\u2014 Family laundry service\u2014 Pound Wash\u2014is one of the most popular services in many cities that laundries give.We specialize in this.Sherbrooke Steam Laundry Phone 16D 91 FRONTENAC ST.\"The Careful Laundry\u201d DERBY LINE HOTEL A.V.S.CULLINS & SON.__Canadian money at P*r» ROCK ISLAND Mr.S.T.Fregeau has returned from a couple of weeks treatment at Dr.Noel's Sanitarium in Sherbrooke.Mrs.E.N.Savage, who has been so ill for the past six or seven months, since her fall in the early winter, is now able to ride out a little.Miss L.E.Blamy, of Windsor, Vt., is visiting her aunt, Mrs.K.Parsons.Mrs.Rose St.Pierre is visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Morrill, Newport.Mrs.Frank Brown and children, of Montreal, are guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Johnston, at Stanstead.Miss Ruth Rainbach, of Richmond, is a guest of Miss Jennie Patton at the Stanstead Inn.Mr.John Bushnell has returned from a vacation, visiting old historical places and friends in Groverton and Woodsville, N.H.Mrs.F.D.Phillips and son, Hector, of Stanstead, left last week by the S.S.Megantic for London, England.Mr.and Mrs.Meekran, of Stanstead, left last week by tho S.S.Mel-ita for a visit in London, England.Mr.and Mrs.Wellington Reynolds 1 and two daughters, of Holyoke, Mass., have returned home, after a week s visit with Mrs.Reynolds\u2019 parents, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Clark.BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING \u2022Mrs.M.\"S.Horne has returned from Coaticobk where she left her brother-in-law, Mr.0.W.Heath ill and failing.While there she met her cousin, Mr.Albert Banfill from Los Angeles, California, who is visiting Miss Jessie Bartlett, of North friends.He was a former Waterville Wilmington, Mass., and her niece, resident, and son of the late John! Miss Marjorie Robinson, of Quincy, i Banfill of that place.He has retired, Mass., are visiting the former\u2019s aunt, from active business and with his | Mrs.Henry Cunningham, family of six children resides in Los ! Mrs.M.C.Bishop was in Sher-Angeles.He speaks in the highest brooke on Thursday, terms of California.\tMiss Vera Hall, of East Sher- Mrs.H.J.Connor, St.Albans, Vt., brooke, is spending a few days with has been spending a few days with Miss Dorothea Andrew, her mother, Mrs.Marietta Ilorne.| Mrs.H.McAulay, of East Duds-Mrs.Horne is giving up house- well, has been spending a few days : keeping on August 1st as Mr.Holmes at her brother's, Mr.T.E.Bishop's is to take possession of the farm ! which he has purchased from her.Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Kezar and j family, of West Charleston, Vt., and i Mr.and Mrs.H.Keeler, of Ayer\u2019s j Cliff, were guests the first of the j week of Mr.and Mrs.K.D.Cooper Mrs.E.J.Loisell was in Sherbrooke on Friday.Mrs.Impry, of North Hatley, and Mrs.R.E.Willard and daughter, Freda, of Lennoxville, are visiting at Mr.C.C.Rolfe\u2019s.Mrs.M.S.MacDonald and daugh-Mr.and Mrs.Madore and three ter, Marion, of Sherbrooke, are children visited friends at St.Malo spending a few days with her mo- the first of the week.Mr.H.Barter, Bury, spent the] week end at P.L.Ellis.\u2019 Miss Muriel Ellis was in Lennox-1 ville, last week.ther, Mrs.McFadden.ASCOT CORNER SCOTSTOWN WAY\u2019S MILLS Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Schoolcraft, of West Lebanon, N.H., and their parents, Mr.and Mrs.G., W.Schoolcraft, were recent visitoi* in town calling on old friends.Mrs.Roy Dyson, of Derby Line, Vt., is spending * week at Mr.Harry Dyson's.Mrs.Martha Clifford entertained the Ladies\u2019 Guild on Wednesday.The attendance was large.Mr.and Mrs.Levi Cramer, of St.Johnsbury, Mrs.Roy Dywon, of Derby Line, Vt, and Mrs.W.G.Libby, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff were present Mrs.U.G.Libby who was a former member of the Guild, has again joined the society and the members all welcome her hack.Mrs.Emo and Miss Emo, of Beverly Farm», Ma»., are guesta of Mr.and Mrs.William Emo at Maple-croft Mr.and Mrs.Harold Farrar, of 'Concord, N.H., are visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Dyson., Mrs.Emo and Mr.Harry Emo, Mm.Jordan and Mr.Stanley Jordan spent Sunday at Mr.Warren Keeler\u2019* cottage at Lake Massawippi.j Mrs.Cora Sullivan will entertain , the Ladies' Guild on Wednesday, August 4th.The Ladies\u2019 Aid will be postponed for the present meeting on account of the hay season.Mrs.U.G.Libby, of AVer's Cliff, wa* h guest of Mrs.Willis Cramer, on Wednesday.Mr.Fred Humphrey making improvements on hfs home by adding a n'w kitchen.Mr.Clayton Holme* and hi* i/ride have returned from the Canadian West and arc guorta at Holmhunt, Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Colt and Misa I Gareth, of Coaticook, also Mrs.M.I.lamieson, are guests of Mr.and -\t,\tMrs.H.D.Willard \u201cHillside.\u201d Mis* Thyra MacAulay has return-; Miss Ruth Skinner is spending her ed to her home in Gould, after spend-j holidays with her parents at Little ing a couple of week* with her.Lake Magog.grandmother, Mrs.A.Sherman.j Mr.and Mrs.H.D.Willard, Misses ,Among those who attended theiAveril and Pauline, Mrs.M.Jamie-Foreater\u2019s dance in Bury on Friday :son> Mrs.R.Dislet, Miss E.Dislet, evening were: Mr.Fred Goodin, Mr.; Mr.and Mrs.H.E.Colt, Miss Gar Mrs.M.McLeod and daughters, are visiting friends at Lake Megantic.Misses Flora and Catherine Mc-Caskill are also spending a few days in town, all from Milan.Visitors are beginning to arrive at Macannamac Lodge of the Megantic Fish and Game Club.This is quite early for the summer and fall season, which does not usually commence until about the second week in August.AYER\u2019S CLFF Mrs.J.Bryant, of Barnston, has been the guest of Mis.W.E.Hurd, Pleasant street.Miiss Florence, of Newport, IVt., has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.Henry Place.Mr.and Mrs.George McKee, and Mr.William McKee, of Clarcnceville have been visiting Miss Cora Rowell.The Misses Evelyn and Charlotte Camp, of MorrisviHe, Vt., have been visiting their friend, Miss Ruth Lyon.Mrs.Lillian Hitchcock returned to Waterville on Wednesday.Mrs.A.E.Hurd and Mrs.S.E.Rowell were in Sherbrooke on Wednesday.On Monday evening Dr.and Mrs.Brown entertained a number rf young people in honor of Miss K.Forrest and Miss A.Robinson, of Rock Island, who are visiting Miss Marguerite Brown.Mrs.A.E.Fish, Mrs.P.Baldwin, Mrs.S.Reynolds, Mrs.C.D.Rugg, and Mrs.J.W.Elain spent Thursday at \u2018Twin Gables.\u201d Mr.Harold L.Allen, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, is away on his holidays visiting places in Ontario.Mrs.Albert Wiggett and Mrs.Mary Terrill, of Sherbrooke, have been visa ting at Miss Iv Van Vleit\u2019s at her cottage in Ripple Cove.Mr.Robert Brown Dr.C.H.P.Moore DENTIST (Cowansville, Que.N US .i.,\t1 Vernal school house.Work will soon begin on same with Mr.B.O.Mitchell as overseer.The Ladies\u2019 Guild will meet on Wednesday next at the home of Mrs.G.M.Owens.All the requested to be present, as arrangements are to be made for the lawn social to be held on August 1st.While Mr.G.F.Hall and his nephew, Mr.Jack Hall, were driving to Knowlton on was taken ill.They retraced their journey and were nearly home when the horse dropped in the road by Mr.Houle\u2019s blacksmith shop and succumbed.Mr, and Mrs.T.Lafontaine and Mrs.Perry, of Magog, who is their guest for a few days, motored to Morrisville, Vt., on Saturday, re- of Manotick, and Mr.and Mrs^ Dana turning on Sunday to visit their j Gardenr were guests of Rev W brother, Mr.Andrew Lafontaine, pcrley and Mrs.Perky on Tuesday who recently rmrehased a large and : Mies Bertha Blinn \"has returned up-to-date farm there.\thome after spending some time with Mrs.M.P.Eldridge went to her sister, Mrs.Charles Moore.Sherbrooke on Saturday for a few | Mrs.Rykhard, of St.Armand, has days.\tI been the guest of Mrs.W.Crothers.Mr.and Mrs.David Kirby were , Mr.Charles Moore, of Ottawa, in Richford recently visiting rela-|has been the guest of Mr.and Mrs.tives.\tI Charles Moore.Mr.Lelson Guillotte, of Sher-1 The pupils taking the tenth grade brooke, has been a guest at the examinations and passing suecess-jhome of Mr.D.Kirby.\tIfully are Miss Gladys Johnson, Misis Mr.Herbert Richardson, of North Bertha Callaghan and Mr.Homer; | Troy, was a week-end guest of hisjBedcc.i parents.\tI Vrhik unloading hay in Mr.M.! - Cornell\u2019s barn, Mr.Z.Beaucage was r\\i tvti_j am\t,caught in the hay fork and as a re- DUiNHAM\ts u ! : lost two of his fingers.- _\tMiss Addie Gardiner, of New Mr.and Mrs.Willia.Herring, of j Brunswick, is visiting her sieteV.I Montreal, who are camping at Selby I Mrs.Ray Feather, of Hartford, ! Lake for a time, were guests on .is the guest of of her mother, Mrs.| Monday of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur E.j Henry Tucker.Selby.\u2019\ti .The school building at Riceburg, Mr.and Mrs.John Chewley and will be sold on the grounds, Satur-1 daughter, of Richford, Vt., were j day, July 31, at 2 p.m.to the highest guests on Sunday of Mr.and Mrs.j bidder.Edward Layzell.They were accom-\t.______ panied home by Mrs.Layzell and | Miss Hazel Layzell, Mrs.Layzell ; Mrs.Curtis Manson, West Shefford.will visit her son, Harry, in Bethel, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.A.Doherty and Vt., before returning home.\t| Mrs.Marcus Doherty motored to Mrs.Luther Smith and little Cowansville on Monday, daughter, Marjorie, of Richford, j Miss Sutton, who spent the past Vt., are the guests of Mrs.Will1 week-end a guest of Miss Annie Doherty and of her mother, Mrs.J.Yeats, returned to Montreal on Ten Eyck.Meigs Comer.\tTuesday evening.Mrs.W A.Doherty entertain d Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Selby are a family dinner party on Sunday, ! getting their cottage in readiness at including Mrs.J.Ten Eyck, Mr.Selby Lake, and expect to spend Henry Ten Eyck, Mrs.Bishop and part of the summer there.Mrs.Luther Smith.\t| Mr.Albert Buchanan and Miss Mr.and Mrs.Carl Berry, Water-1 Ingalls were in Granby on Monday, loo, were guests over the week-end They returned with a new automo-of Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Watson.Mr.; bile, and Mrs.Watson accompanied them back to Waterloo on Monday.Mr.Fred Watson motored to Adamsville on Tuesday to meet his mother, Mrs.E.L.Watson, and the Rev.B.W'atson.Mrs.William Baker, of Montreal, was a week-end visitor of her parents, Mayor and Mrs.Curley.Miss Mabel Bbckus is home from Cowansville for a few days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Bockus.Miss Lucia Brown has been spending the past week with Miss Clara J.Watson.Mr.Orville Vaughn, who has been spending his holidays at the Lake View, Selby Lake, returned to Bristol, Conn., the first of the week.Mr.IT.Wilson, of Montreal, is at the Luke View with his family.Mrs.Wilson and children arc spending the summer here.Mr.D.Green, of Montreal, is at the Lake V iew House with his family this week.Mrs.F.J.Steele, of Sherbrooke, is registered at the \u201cLake View.\" Mrs, Annie Plaisted left for Montreal on Monday.She was accompanied as far ns Adamsville by Miss W.Baker and Miss Rykert.Mr and Mrs.A.E.Buchanan, Miss Eileen Ingalls and Miss Dorothy Brown were in Cowansville on Monday.son have returned to Montreal after spending a few days with Mr.N.\t.TTI .Bloc.\tIRON HILL Mr.Roy Fortin has returned to i\t______ Bedford .after spending a few days | The W.C.T.U.will meet at the at home.\thome of Mrs.H.L.Hastings, Thurs- on Church Street, has returned home.Mr.and Mrs.Kimmell, of Hartford, Conn., are the guests of the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.Ava Kimmell, Main street.Mr.Lordly Provincial Secretary of the Boy Scout League, paid a visit to Bedford on Monday evening last and assisted in formally organizing the Bedford branch of the League, which has been in operation for some weeks past, with a membership of eighteen boys under the supervision of the Rev.F.L.Whitley.The following gentlemen were appointed as | CANADIAN PACIFIC FARM LABORERS $15 WINNIPEG Plus 1/2C.per mile beyond .:d*ss Ruperta and Miss Mary Hall, | day, July 29th at 2 o\u2019clock.Subject officers of the organization, Mr.D.! of West Bolton, were at Mr.and Mrs.j to be taken up will A- \u201cY - J.Reid, President, Mr.A.S.McCaw, \u201d\u2022 Wright s recently.\t(School Work.\u201d A cordial irr-itation.Secretary Treasurer; Executive,! Mrs.Edward Smith and family, of jto attend this meeting .» exte,,.\u201e\u201e Messrs.A.E.Hickey, Dr.F.E.Dra-J Granby, have returned home after , all.\tper.R.V.Russell, A.T.Gould, W.visiting he sxter, Mrs.R.Wightman}\t-#- j Borden, M.C.Hungerford and TV.and friend.\tPEARS AND POKER.\tE.Howe.Rev.F.L.Whitley was Mr.and Mrs.Emmett Carter, of! \u201cDo you raise pears in Louisiana?\u2019i chosen as Scoutmaster.Cowansville, have been guests of | Bishop Potter once asked a man! The following are additional sub-Mrs.M.Carter, recently.\t|\twhose acquaintance he had made on jscribers to the memorial fund, which nan, were unvinu .\t*s?\tBortin has returned ! the train.\t(was collected by Mr.Isaac Meunier: Friday, their horse\tfronl her visit t.Miss Gertrude; \u201cWe do,\u201d was the, reply, \u2018if we'Messrs.Leopold Bouchard, C.Reilly, Excursions August 9th and 16th, 1920 From Stations in the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario\u2014Toronto, Pembroke and East, but not north of Parry Sound, Ont.Fare Returning: %c.per mile to Winnipeg plus $20 to starting point.?No Change of Cars between East and West on the C.P.R.For information apply to nearest Canadian Pacific Agent or to J.A.METIVIER, City Passenger Agent, Quebec Central Railway Building.Phone 130.have three or better.\u201d op1\t_ I Jos.Desranlcua, Henri Simard, D.P! =j|||jj| Home Dyeing is now; as simple as no divining the There is llu ,^\u2018Y'the mod \u201cTyrone IS it is; ern blouse., r_lhe neXt, dnintA \u2018 0\\nk\u2014again you a d?tPand behold,\u2019tisbhie see it, ana i:\t______ Prompt delivery at your house of I\t- L.Mrs' p.L\tV,\tPlay at North Hatley Tomorrow.Kerosene, Floor Dressing, Machine1\tgu*st of Mr.and .1rs.e b .i A team representing the St.Fran- and other Oils.Phone 580-J.-J.H.MR.HERALY PASSES AWAT.A.Chaddock for a few days.\tcis Golf Club will journey to the Pearce, successor to the Hallett Oil The death occurred at h+s home\tA- r rasiei nas e t oi Morth Hatley course tomorrow af Co.\t! on Berri street, Montreal, last week Marbleton owing to the illness of ,\t.\tof Mr.J.Francois Heraly, at one her niece, Miss A.A.Hall.Thursday night at the Armoury.; time a resident of Sherbrooke, at Mr.H.Anderson who has been \u2018\u2022One Dance m a Thousand.Don t1 tjle age 0f sixty-four years Mr spending a fortnight in town, has miss it.Only $1.50 per couple, and Heralv was born at Namur, Belgium ; returned to his home in Augusta, S1.Û0 if you come alone.\tan(j was a mus;cian by nature and ; Ga.Waxed floor, Armoury, Tuesday temoon to engage in the first of a home and home series with the members of that club.The following team will represent Sherbrooke: Edward Beall, Alex Fraser, Gordon Miller, Quality Bread Coax your appetites these days with our Home Made Bread.ALLAIT High-Clats Bread Specialist Phone 724 w.House 724 j.iand was a musician by nature and :, ,,\t,,\t^\t, James Stewart, J.C.Stewart, Philip r i training.He was thoroughly famil-! Mr.and Mrs.William Murray and R0bjnSj pr \\y ^ Lynch, Dr.Gor-iar with almost every known instru- Miss Marjory Murray, Mr.and Mrs.don jdume> vVm.Spier, Dr.W.O.Dr.Gordon Hume's office will be ment, but he was an especially fine A.A.MacAulay, Misses Lina Me- Lambly, Col.Penhale and Harry closed Saturday afternoons and even- performer upon the claronet and Caskili, Eliza J.Cowan and E elyp Lawrence.ings, during July and August.\tthe saxophone.He was the founder oherman were in town last weeK The players are requested to meet and director of the St.Joseph Har- from Uoulm_____^ T\t__at the main office of the Bank of Have your hardwood floors scrap-floor meny, at Ste.Valerie, France, and -\t.\t.\t,.\u201e, - - - rp,^,rsj Ho.wari L\u2019h Scott ,\t; Commerce at 1.45 p.m.sharp and ed by our electric floor scraping ; before comihg to Canada, where he j Jhurs\"ay ior Farnham and North , wjjj jeave immediately by motor for machine.Quicker and cheaper than |jved twenty years, was in Algeria, ^r\u201cy\u2019\t^13lt \u2022\u2019el®\"ves-\t1 the North Hatley course, by band.-\u2014^Viggett Electric Co., Ltd., where his artistic tastes found scope.Mrs.Alfred Johnston and .lr.Sherbrooke, Phone 435.As director of the Harmony Band in Wyatt Johnston, accompanied by _\t,\t.,\t™\t! Sherbrooke Professor Heralv was\tquests, Mrs.S.John Elliott and from Ottawa, Ont., for a few days.The^dance starts atJ) nextJThurs-\tfnj jn bringing that musical Mac?fr Kermit Elliott, of ^Cornish, Mrs.O.A.Bishop and \u2014.:.s Fern day.Be sure to be theve for the first dance.Mr.William S.Davidson will the speaker at the luncheon of th Rotary Club at the Magog House morrow noon.Mr.Davidsons subject musical career.organization to a high state of per- ^e-\u2019,^ave b®611 sPeIlcl'a2 a days Sanborn have returned to Bishops - -r-r\t.\t,\t,r .t -, of K irvnonr'c Mill*! thp criipcfa nf\tw,r*\t».«\to+oxr n;ifU era! of the late Mr.rill be \u201cChina.\u201d Professor Heraly\u2019s Hugh recitals in conjunction with his wife, Eaton ith Me- ! friends last week.Cutcheon.\tMiss Bernice Weir, of Bedford, ; who was also a talented mu ician,\tUlliott was in Mass., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.Lord's motor ambulance was called i were well known.The funeral of\ttown from Ottawa, Ont., for\tthe\tAlvin\tLebourveau for a few\u2019 weeks, by Dr.Cabana, to remove Mrs.Sam i Professor Heraly, whose death is\t'weH'en(\u201c ,\tMr.\tEsdras Rousseau has return- Bourgeis, from the St.Vincent de (much regretted took nlace at the\tMiss Queenie B.Sherman, of\tMac-\ted to\tMontreal, after a few days Paul Hospital, to her home, 199 Mc-]parjsh church ofSt.Louis de France, donald College, Ste.Anne de Belle- stay here with relatives.Manamy Street.Ladies\u2019 Dresses, Silk and Serge, clear out Thursday, at $15.75.\u2014Pou-tre\u2019s Store.and the interment was at Cote Neiges\u2019 cemetery.des ¦ v\u2019ue> 'who is spending the holidays in : Miss Clara Hanright and Miss : Scotstown with her parents, Mr.Belirda Ci\u2014.-an have -eturned to land Mrs.A, L.Sherman, was the their homes in Scotstown after sev- Mr.and COUPON WORTH 10 CENTS On every purchase of one dollar we will accept this coupon (if presented at time of purchase) as 10 cents.In order to profit by this, one coupon only will be accepted on each dollar's worth of goods purchased.F.CHARRON 122 King StT Uppertown Sherbrooke.Phone 524.( Good until Aug.1, 1920 ) \u2022\tI guest of her sister, Miss Ethel Sher- : eral day\u2019s stay with Miss \u2018 DELIVERED HIS FAREWELL man, for a few days last week.Macdonald.Salesman wanted to sell Fdison!\tSERMON.\ti Miss Mary Miller, of Calgary, Mr.and Mrs.J.G.McLeod, and Columb a Gramanhones Pen- Yesterday, St.James\u2019 Day, Holy1 Alta., who has been the guest of James McLeod, Mrs.McLean\t___________________________________ marient position »nrl wood -aiarv to CoTnmunion waf! celebrated at St.her\tsister, Mrs.William\tII.Gates,\tMrs.M.A.\tMclver, of\tBarre, Vt., |\t\u2014 competent man Apply by letter to>Petcr\u2019s : \u201cWo part, 1 do not say farewell, Monday evening, July Bth., to install the officers for the ensuing half year, i.e.until January 1921 at \u201cCavell Lodge\u201d and she was accompanied by six Past Noble Grands of Vera Rebekah Lodge, namely, Mrs.Edward A.Scale, (Marshall), Mrs.King St., Sherbrooke.tie*.CHAKOKD, KKOWKKU.WINTKK HIOKAf.K f imt-cliM» Work.Kight Prl* The Ideal Portrait Beauty, Simplicity and Indiviuality.HAVE YOU AN IDEAL PHOTOGRAPH OF YOURSELF?Make the appointment now, who understands all about us\twfm.will deal with us in love ant! ju*-1 but Gtxf be with you'and'yours!'As ?aul Wright, Mrs.Alden A.Learned, 'tonight you leave this house of God Mrs, John A.Butler, Mrs.J.L.may one thought go with you like roNch, and Mrs.Cyrus Macrae, who some thrilling song of hope and aS!,mtc(i Mrs.Cooper m the installa-love, \u201cGod Is leading you and God | G°n\t*h\twjn £e necessary to set\tlarge tin can that has a screw\tcap ten it to i, ami u.\tthe tube down in Part E.The groove ! cover.In the cap bore two holes and Find an old bicycle pump for the will help hold the tube in place.|in them solder two pieces of tubing, I cylinder.Bore a small hole in the Saw out the fly wheel from heavy | one long and one short.On the long riid and after filing off plating or j wood and to add weight bore holes piece fit a safety devise as described I other finish solder a brass or copper and fill with hot lead.The hole® Jn the drawing.And to the small tube | tube to it as shown in the drawing, should be equally spaced to make the attach a hose to carry the steam to The tube also haa a hole bored in it, wheel balance well.\tihe engine, a clothes pin or clip of the steam passes through this hole1.Make parts F.J and I according to some sort can be put on the nose i into the cylinder.While soldering, the detailed drawing.Part I is only j to shut o9 the steam until it is de-the pump and tube can he held to- shown on the top view in the upper sired to start the engine, gothcr by wire.Flatten out the end left-hand corner.It is required to, The safety valve on the long piece ! of the plunger of the bicycle pump\u2014\tkeep Part J\tfrom rubbing on the flv\tIt allows just so much steam to\tac- this is to be the piston rod.Bore or\twheel.Part\tH is the pulley to which\tcumulate in the boder and wnen\tthe punch a small hole in the flattened a belt can be attached for running pu .sure is too great the arm III is part for fastening it to the connect- anything you wish.\t.raised allowing the boiler to blow off.mg rod.Remove pump plunger from The connecting rod K should be Do not hang a heavy weight on the the piston rod and east a lead piston;made of good hard wood as there is arm, experiment by attaching a very on the end of it.Detailed part M.considerable strain on this part.A light weight first and increasing it This can he done by making a lit- screw or small metal pin is used tojif necessary to hold the arm.down, lie mold of clay, standing the piston1 connect K to O and n very small bolt The boiler can be heated on the ! rod in thyccnter of it and pouring to connect K and the piston rod M.(kitchen stove or other convenient hot lead around it.File the piston Gonncct up all paris and file an places.It requires considerable steam carefully to fit the cylinder.It must oil hole in the tube N.Make ncces- to keep this engine going so the boil-be well fitted so the steam cannot sary adjustments so the engine will er will require a good amount of id.CaU mmiUmw oimUiu wuck auwoiixiv ami nui «lick at any heat to keep up the steam. Hi\u2014WWBWÉÜÉXHXM r\t»W SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1920.-[PAGE SIX LACROSSE LACROSSE PRACTICE TOXIC HT ^ arUIAIU^IV* HE.WO * The Rand and East Sherbrooke .j,*****.******* **** Lacrosse dubs will hold a practice this evening on the Lacrosse Grounds\td a CFR AI I 6.80 sharp, and every player ofl ?\t?+ **\u2022>?+ Williams, Phil.\t344 61 110 .320 ?\t* Groh, Cin.309 48 99 .320 ?\tSPORTING NEWS Jthe above teams is earnestly requested to turn out for this practice.[Jhere will be a meeting alter the [practice.tns MAJESTY 5 Ta our end**wr to yfve oar patrons the eery\tProBrareme, it is with plcaeure we announce our BIG DOUBLE BILL For MONDAY AND TUESDAY, at 2.80 tn the Afternoon and at 8.16 Even* in*, the following GREAT BIG FEATURES: vJ A C K PICKFORD DOIIBIE'DYED DECEIVER Also another one of the Bright, Sunshine-makers, \u201cBright Skies\u201d With the most original Comedienne of the screen, ZA SU PITTS.You'll laugh 'till the tears flow when you see this beautiful production- And, as usual, a COMEDY right in between the two Picture».Come and enjoy a whole evening\u2019s entertainment with us.IMPORTANT \u2014 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY we will show the moot talked of Picture for 1920, \"THE RIVE ITS END.\" If you have read the book, see it\u2014if you have not, don t rr.H» it on.any account.AMERICAN LEAGUE (Yesterday's Results) New York 8; Boston 2.Philadelphia 3; Washington St.Louis 8; Detroit 21.Chicago 2; Cleveland 7.Saturday\u2019s Results Detroit 5; Philadelphia 0.St.Louis 1; Washington 1.Called, : Bromp.WINDSOR INDIANS WON.BROMPTONVILLE, July 26.\u2014 The Windor Indians defeated the Bromptonville baseball team to the tune of 8 to 1 in a scheduled Eastern Townships Intermediate League game.Morey pitched good ball and received good support from his teammates, while St.Denis received ragged support.Batteries for Windsor: Morey and Levalliere; for Bromp-ton: St.Denis and Charland.Score by innings: Windsor .40010201 0-8 00001000 0-1 THE LOCAL NINE SCORE VICTORY OVERGROVETON Stage and Screen Attractions At Local Playhouses This Week #- At His Majesty\u2019s Theatre.rain.Chicago 7; Boston 4.Cleveland 4; New York 2.League Standing Clubs\tWon\tIjOSt Cleveland .\t.60\t31 New York .\t.62\t33 Chicago .\t.55\t36 Washington .\t.42\t42 St.Louis .\t.42\t47 Boston .\t.39\t48 Detroit .\t.31\t55 Philadelphia\t.27\t66 NATIONAL LEAf.CE (Yesterday\u2019s Results) Pittsburgh 5; Brooklyn 4.Philadelphia 2; Chicago 5.New York 6; Cincinnati 2.Boston 3; St.Louis 2.Saturday\u2019s Results Brooklyn 1; Pittsburgh 5.Philadelphia 4; Chicago 6.New York 3; Cincinnati 5.Boston 6; St.Louis 7.League Standing\t\t\t Clubs\tWon\tLost\tP.C.Brooklvn .\t.57\t39\t.571 Cincinnati .\t.48\tS'S\t.558 Pittsburgh .\t.43\t41\t.512 Chicago .\t.46\t46\t.500 St.Louis .\t.45\t45\t.500 New Y'ork .\t.43\t44\t.404 Boston .\t.36\t44\t.450 Philadelphia\t.35\t51\t.407 LEAGUE STANDING The Eastern Townships Intermediate Baseball League standing on July 25th: i Teams\t,\tW L To PC.\tPlay .659 Windsor Indians.\t6\t0\t7 .653 Julius Kayser.4\t1\t7 .604 Brompton Lumber .\t1\t4\t7 .500 Royals, Sherbrooke .\t0\t5\t7 .4721\t- .448 DOWNED KNIGHTS OF COLUM-¦360\tBUS.390 i WINDSOR.Que.( July 26.\u2014With the score reading five all at the be-| ginning of the ninth inning, the ! members of Windsor\u2019s wrecking j crew launched a savage attack on j Guilbault for a total of seven runs, \u2022 thereby downing the Knights of Columbus in their game here.The game, which was featured by some fine plays on both sides was very close all the way.The Knights broke into the run column with two j in their half of the first, while the locals had to contend themselves | with one until the fifth, the lone I counter being a long four ply smash | by Pender in the third inning.Windsor then assumed the lead in the sixth, only to have the Knights even it up in the eight, ana in the ninth they made a determined effort to reduce the seven run lead against Record Crowd Witnessed Game at the Fair Grounds Yesterday.Timely hitting, combined with good twirling on the part of Henry Thor-mahlen, enabled the Sherbrooke Srs.to add another victory to their already long string yesterday after- I to The big double bill offered the ! patrons of this theatre today and to- Julian Eltinge, will be the big attraction on Friday and Saturday.Eltinge sometimes disguised as the fluffy Mam\u2019selle Fedora, and at other times just plain Jack Perry, has all sorts of things happening to him in the 1 morrow, includes two excellent pic\t, tures, each featuring well-known i s^ran§e land of Alpama, which is a I stars.To begin with, Jack Pickford next «oor neighbor to Graustark and i appears in an O.Henry story of life ! Zenda, but he sure is glad to get that in Mexico, \u201cDouble-eyed Deceiver.The name of the celebrated American author is sufficient guarantee that plenty of action and thrill will permeate the picture.The accompanying feature is welcome home\u20191 town.sign in the old home noon, this time at the expense of the\t^Taltofy of ^ppiness : i Groveton nine to tune of e^t K after ^\t^ of trouble£ ^\tdark days.Zasu Pitts has the fact that the weather was a yth g jea[)jng, rojej which assures good act- At the Casino Theatre.but suitable for good bsaeball, a record crowd of fans journeyed to the Exhibition Grounds to witness the contest and quite plainly registered the fact that Sunday baseball is very popular here.Owing to the rather chilly atmosphere, the players were a little unsteady at the start, but they soon ing and sustained interest.Wednesday and Thursday hold a special charm for admirers of the silver screen, and a stirring, human story of love and adventure, by the noted writer.James Oliver Curwood, is offered.This great story of the I -# \u201cTwo Weeks,\u201d Miss Talmadge\u2019s latest comedy drama, taken from the play \u201cAt The Barn,\u201d by Anthony Wharton, will be shown on Monday and Tuesday.It is the story of the rise of a chorus girl to stardom.She is insulted by her escort at a country place, flees on a truck and finds herself at the home of three crusty bachelors.She vamps them to a chase of an outlaw' across the snowy steauy ar xne start, out uiey\twnaf-ss of+h\u2019\tand Saturday in\t\u201cGhosts of Yes- abled both runners to cross\tthe pan\tadapte/from Rupert Consi_ However, Sherbrooke came right ^^,/^^,^ Worae£i In this back in their half.Savage lined a play, love transforms a waster\u2019s life unable0to°getCto HrsUn'tlme^head j™.™ uselessness lnto serious off the runner and \u201cDuke\u201d Bridges ;1 put down a perfect bunt, beating the : throw to first.Gibeon then produced #- the needed bingle, scoring Savage | At the Premier Theatre.pur- fand Bridges romped home.Baker i.A novel and amusing comedy touch ed and Molyneux was thrown out ! 1*\t¥LS\u2019Æ*\u201dPL INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (Yesterday\u2019s Results) Toronto 7; Akron 8.Reading 7; Jersey City 5.Reading 7; Jersey City 8.Baltimore 10; Syracuse 1.Elsie Ferguson iâ happily cast in the film version of Sir Arthur Wing Pinero\u2019s drama of British social life, \u201cHis House in Order,\u201d which shows on Wednesday and Thursday.The story relates the troubled adventures that befell a vivacious English girl who entered the home of a Member of Parliament as a governess and afterwards becomes his second wife.The discovery that his first wife was not exactly the paragon w\u2019hich he thought her and the insults to which the heroine is subjected by the relatives of the dead woman, lead to a highly dramatic situation which is worked out in an entertaining manner.The theme of \u201cShould a Husband Forgive?\u201d the big William Fox spe- (Saturday\u2019s Results) Jersey City 9; Reading 14, Called end eighth, darkness.XXCKLLEXT ML ilC.Buffalo 8;\tRochester 3.\t\t \u2014 ! Toronto 4;\tAkron\t10.\t ¦ : Toronto 3;\tAkron\t7.\t League Standing\t\t\t 3 CiuT»*\tWon\tLost\tP.C.1 Buffalo .\t.61\t31\t.663 4 Baltimore .\t.59\t31\t.6561 3 Toronto .\t.59\t35\t.628 5 Akron .\t.57\t35\t.620 * Reading .\t.46\t48\t.489 -* Jersey City .\t.35\t50\t.385 j Rochester .\t.29\t61\t.323 -* Syracuse .\t.20\t69\t.225 1 short, cut short their rally.McCormick was effective the vrhole fanned auu iimiyucuA waa miuw,, vui.t~ - ,\t.\t, ¦\ttt., , : route, while Guilbault was in diffl- at first, wdiile Vaughn fell a victim j\u201ce Plc^ure ln\tEthel Clayton lsjiul61>Ci \u201e\u201e\u201e\t.\u201e\u201e a^v- ! culty most of the way.The line-ups! of Lacombe\u2019s fast inshoots.\tappearing on Monday and i uesday, j ciaj\twjn seen on Friday and were as follows:\tWhile Vanderberg tallied another by, VValJ®r Hiers and Rex Zane m the I satur(jay follows the line of thought .* .- Iroies of two ex-husbands of a pretty lndicated in the title.The great question, \u201cShould a Husband Forgive?\u201d is one of academic interest to all married persons and ia.oiav loi- ,\t,.\t-.,\t-\t\u201e!to those contemplating matrimony.K.of C.\u2014Sullivan 3b.; Chartier lied.The visitors made a determined PuCh otlle.r regarding the result °f in0 niatter how little a person may be 2b.; \"Wolfe lb; Cote l.f.; Workmen attempts to rally in the ninth and .®,lr\tin \u2018'ile ''he.\t1affected personally by this question, ^iicrpp/teH in rmf.finp\u2019 twri \"mne npmeu widow ciouble-ciosses them both by'.^g tendency to imagine one\u2019s self as *» iiiivT vauuciucxg Laiiicu ttiiuwiex \u2019i\t» , WINDSOR\u2014Landry, 2b; Clancy for the visitors in the ffith, Gibeon\u2019s jj es oi e\t, 3b; Messenger s.>.; Pender lb; Me- circuit drive increased Sherbrooke\u2019s!?lvorce*\tare\toï Cabe c.f.; Bailey catcher; Desruis-! total to five, while in the seventh 11 e^uen^le.?a?ie\tane Montreal Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers Full Arts' Course \u2014 Also High School and Preparatory Departments.Boarding and Day School.Ideal, healthful location.SyaciouR grounds.Beautiful new, fireproof buildings.REV.W.H.HINGSTON, S.J., Rector Umpires:''>l'ational league race despite little 1 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY\u2019.The \u201cLoves of Letty,\u201d featuring ! Pauline Frederick, is coming on Fri- j day and Saturday.Originally this picture was a stage! ! play by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero, and j j it was entitled \u201cLetty,\u201d but being ! as how that damsel had so many love affairs the new title seems to fit it 1 more patly.Perhaps we\u2019re doing from them when they get under way.1 fù\t71 In case all those interested do -7* thr> h.onor of bringing up the know about the change in the John shoot, it is to take place August 9th and 10th.Giants with Chicago and St.Louis ; ^ St, on ! are having a nip and tuck race for rear of the first session, although being within striking distance of Pittsburgh which occupies third HmereS NothingNeater Uiart w TOOKE SOFT COLLARS Its theTOOKE HOOK that Improves the Look Ml SPORTING NOTES a tight hold on last place, improved its percentage.\u2014,\t, .I The close race in the National f.rf88»eDe^ru\tj 1 ,yGaguc may be noted from the fact KALMAZOO, July 26.The Grand i that only about a hundred points Circuit races on Saturday resulted j 5çeparate the first six clubs.a**?L,0W8:\tvr si .\to 4\t! New York and Cleveland are 2.18 pace MacAlert.Best time , furnishing plenty of excitement in 2:n2!'t\" .4\t*.\u2022 1 txjj 0 4 0 their battle for the leadership of the 2:16 trot.Patrick Todd.Best 2:-1 y\\meri(.an league.Thc Indians took 16A,\"o\tni i\trvii i t,\t, the lead early in May and were dis- 2.13 pace, Pluck Dillard.Best placed for a dey by the Yankees the time 2:09Mf._____\tv/eek of July 4, and again for a j similar period last week.Thev re-NORRIS WILLIAMS WON AT |Kuined first place by defeating Huggin\u2019s men Saturday.Both teams had so many love affairs; as a matter of fact she really only had one time with her near-love affairs.How-serious one but being a\tpoor\tgirl, ! ever, be that as it may (as our friend and at the mercy of the\trich\tboor! George Munroe would say), Letty n\t-\t.\t,\tplace.\t;for whom she worked, and\talso\tprey (found that true love and proverty Boston\tfell he.nnd during the week\tfor any wealthy libertine\twho\thap- were greatly to he preferred to riches and P hiladelphia, although having pen(lf]\ta fancy to her, Letty and shame.Pauline Freilerick is the might be said to have had a hard'appealing heroine.TENNIS.T\tT,,irC8or*,°oPatC\u2019M') iw,in tbcir games yesterday LONDON July 26.-R Norms Speaker\u2019s team is still Williams, of Boston, defeated J.C.j Parke, of British Davis Cup team, in (the finals of the Norwood lawn tennis tournament on Saturday.is still in bad I shape for lack of good pitching, ; while New York is winning games! consistently by heavy batting.Chi-j cago maintains its place behind the ! leaders.A similar situation to that1 in theNational League exists with! three clubs\u2014Washington, St.I40uis, ! and Boston\u2014fighting for fourth Cut Brier okin^» Tobacco lb.Package\u201415 Cents MAwmnmmvK H- C.FORTIER, Selling Agent, Montreal.MONTREAL BASEBALL RESULTS.(Associated Press Despatch) , .\t,\t.\t.MONTREAL, July 26.\u2014Week-end ! étroit and Philadelphia have j baseball result» were:\t''ttle chance to improve their posi- Inderpendent I/eague\u2014Crescents 3, Lons, although the Muckmon last Lachine 2; Métropole 7, Royal Can-1 won a majority of their games adlans 3.City League\u2014St.Arzine 9, chine 2; Indians 3, Athletics 2 innings.) , for the second time this season.La- ! (18 ?¦I***-: BASEBALL FLASHES nd received better support.In the National League:\u2014Pitts-! burgh knocked Mitchell out of the j box yesterday, the southpaw pitcher losing his first game of tne season.j, Chicago hunched hits yesterday ! and won from Philadelphia in the .j.! final game of the series.* The Giants won the odd game of i\tj the five game series from the Reds In the American League:\u2014New yesterday by hitting safely.The (York easily defeated Boston here y^.veteran left hander Sallee was knoek .terday by 8 to 2.Hoyt pitched well < d out of the box in the sixth inning.! except in the fifth, when the Van Powell s single to centre in the ! keos got to him for six hits, one of n,nfh inning, with the bases full and 'which was Babe Ruth\u2019s thirty-fifth *wo, 0,|ti gave Boston two runs and !homc run of the season, the hall |a victory over St.Louis here yekter-going into tho lower right field 'b*y in the deriding game of a series island.\t°r fivc- Washington rallied in the eighth! -\u2014?-\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 i inning yesterday and won from Phil ; SEVERE STORM AT NEW YORK ! adclphia, by 4 to 3.\t(Associated Press lli spnlrh) Detroit hammered three pitchers ! NEW YORK, July 20.One of the for twenty two hits and won from worst storms in ycnrs damaged pro St.Louis yesterday.\t: |ierty to the extent of thousands of I 0,\u2019leveland defeated Chicago yester-! dollars in New York and vicinity on I I day.Covelsky outpointed Williams i .Saturday.\t* Chocoîatos t \\ § CHILDREN arc introduced toMoir\u2019s ChocolatcH iiy motbcrH who came to know tlienn superior confections as a delightful gift in thc days before marriage.It was then that mothers became lovers of Moir\u2019» Chocolates for their unsurpassed goodness and rich flavor.So it is that Moir'» Chocolate» have berome tho chocolate» of thc home.Young mother»have sweet memories of Moir'» and pass them on to the children.MOIR'S LIMITED, HALIFAX, N.S.t / i h- SHLKbKUUKt UAiLY KL (JUKI), MONDAY, JULY ^o, 1920.PAGE SEVEN t \u201cDaily Record\u201d Want Advertisements BIO RESULTS EOR LITTLE MOMÔY RATES: 25 words or less, 35c each insertion, one cent for each additional word.Six insertions for the price oi five, if run every day and paid in advance.If charged, weekly rate does not apply.10c added it accounts have to be sent more than once.HELP WANTED\u2014MALE __HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE VyATERVILLE\u2014WANTED PARTY TO opeiaia Waterville Telephone Exchange ) w grinders.Milling Machines, etc.Skilled, of sixty subscribers.Premia» in which Ex- and unskilled.References required.Apply in i /OPERATORS WANTED ON LATHES, ifrindPTH Milliner Mn clo5e 40 car Iine.stores, church and __ school.Price right for quick sale.Address Qualified fireman wanted imme- jBux 48 Record.diately.Steady work.Apply Canadian Box & Shook Mills, Ltd.Moulder and foundry men want- ed.Apply E.T.Fairbanks Ltd., Belvi-dere St.SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL EDISON ^ and Columbia Gramaphones.Permanent and churches.Price low lor nuick sale Box line the Ambrose Channel Lightship at 12:30:29, official time, and her rival followed at 12:31:25, after the starting signal had been sounded at 12:30.Shortly after noon the regatta committee signalled the following course: A fifteen ihile run from the Ambrose Channel Lightship south by west half west, with a fifteen mile beat back to the lightship.At 12:15 the preparatory whistle was blown for a start at 12.30.The breeze freshened a bit as the time , position and good salary to competent man.j , c 0313 10 ^U,CK Duyer ; m village of plAFABLE GENERAL SERVANT WANT- Apply by ietter to A' C' Skinntr' Sher-1 ^\tAEPly G' WalSh\u2019 Boynt y °X _ eCOr of sixty subscribers.Ptemisea in which Ex- \u2018 x t r ANTE D\u2014SECOND-HAND COMPUT-change presently located can be rented at, W inR ScaIe for Krocery> Toledo scale pre-reasonable ligure.Apply T.J.Harding, Gen.jferred> ,150 6bow case suitable for candy Mgr., Bell Telephone Building, Sherbrooke, j di,piay.state lowest cash price.Write Box /1 ET YOUR REGINA WATCH guar.'16,\t_________________________ AT anteed for three years.Longinus X IT ANTED TO PURCHASE.A SMALL Watches and other jewelry, K.of C.emb-j VV grocery business, carrying a line of ien-, rich cut glass at J.R, Lamoureaux, ' shelf hardware, or grocery separate, in Sher- Danville.\t_________ I brooke, or any good town in the Eastern x-rr A vj-rvr.\tv.- ,, .,,\tTownships.State price for cash or terms.W -O J.-\tK0RI turnover, full particulars.Box 33 Record.IN LENNOXVILLE, wintor, from September, furnished | houne.Four bedrooms required.For further j particulars telephone 638-r-2, or write Mrs.i Mitchell, Battles House, Magog.VTOTICE\u2014WE BUY ALL KINDS OF PA- ^ per, books and magazines.Call 691 and our team will call for it.The Sherbrooke Hide & Bag Company.vyANTED TO BUY\u2014A CHESTER WHITE i » t Hoar, from six to eight wTecks old.j Registered.Apply to G.H.Bogie, Ulverton j P.O., Que.AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Publication charges : Births, 25c.; Marriages 20c.; Deaths, 25c./ where funeral notice is added, 75c.; Card of Thanks, 75c.; In Me-moriam, 75c.; poetry, 10c.per line; Hat of flowers, 10c.per line.The yachts reached westward along the line, with the Resolute to windward.Then they stood back off trying to work in behind the Resolute, but skipper Adams skipped by the challenger.The warning whistle was blown at 12:25.Crossing the starting line about a minute ahead of the Resolute, the Shamrock broke out her big reaching jibs and the Resolute followed suit.Both yachts set spinnaker booms to starboard.The Shamrock hauled on wind and headed to the westward in !\tMontreal.an effort to get by the Resolute, ! Abitibi .\t83% which was to weather and killing j Sugar '.155 the challenger\u2019s wind.Once clear j Brazilian .'.\t42 Captain Burton evidently planned to iBrompton '.73% wear ships and lay his course for the ! Can.Car.Pfd.\t101 mark.The Resolute, however, clung | Can! Cement Com.58% close to the Shamrock, which lost;Can.S.S.Com.\t74 ground by the manoeuvre.\t) i>0m.Iron.\t66 At 12:37 the two skippers were I Dorn.Iron Pfd.\t80 still fighting their light line battle i Dorn.Steel.\u2022\t72 \tOpen\t1 pm.Am.Beet Sugar.\t87%\t86% Am.Can\t\t39%\t39% Am.Car.& F.\t134%\t134% Am.Loco\t\t95%\t95% Am.Sugar\t\t1237^\t123% Am.Tel.& Tel.\t94%\t94% Am.Woollen .\t86%\t86% Atchison\t\t80\t80 Atl.Gulf & W.I.\t153%\t153% Bald.Loco\t\t115%\t115% Beth.Steel (B) .\t87%\t87 ys Can.Pac\t\t122\t121% Cen.Leather .\t61%\t61% Corn Products .\t92%\t92% Crucible Steel .\t150%\t150 Cuba Cane Sugar.\t46%\t45% Erie Railroad .\t12%\t12% Gen.Motors .< .\t24%\t23% Goodrich .\t.\t58%\t58% Insp.Copper\t\t48%\t48% Int.M.Marine Pfd\t81%\t81% S Inter.Paper .\t82%\t82% ! Maxwell Motors .\t15\t15% Mexican Petrol .\t189%\t189 Midvale Steel .\t41\t40% N.Y.Cen\t\t68%\t Nor.Pac\t\t72\t72 Pan.Amer.Petrol\t101\t101% Pierce Arrow .\t48%\t47% Reading\t\t90%\t90 Rep.Iron & S.\t89%\t89% Royal Dutch .\t74%\t75% Sine.Con\t\t30%\t29% So.Pac\t\t92%\t92% Stromberg Cr.\t86%\t84 Studebaker \t\t68%\t68% Union Pac\t\t115%\t114% U.R.Stores .\t72%\t71% U.S.Ind.Alco.\t87%\t87% U.S.Rubber .\t91%\t91% U.S.Steel\t\t90 t/8\t90% Vana.Steel\t\t83%\t82% I Westinghouse .\t48%\t48% j White Motor .\t50%\t50% | Willys-Over\t\t17%\t17% MARKET COMMENT Furnished by McManamy & Walsh 'JULSLTJIJUUUUI AlL^JLejlJl.fl.gJL\u201d \u2022\u2018'\u201c\u2018\u2018w M:STCSmSSmi\u201dAbit'b' SZiZSW SW&S SKiTi,» wh.\u201e tk.v.,h,, bnd p\u201e,.\t»»¦»¦ «*« »¦ Lady Wtlliams-Taylor is sailing to- i ed Scotland Ligntship, the dark out-day on the Megantic to be with her i iine of a new wind could be seen to iiiïnïxssï- sam The Midas Touch actionally changed only, j sues were quiet.Not long since, one could hardly give away Canadian pulp and paper securities.Paper?Money In pulp and paper?Who could believe it?Very few people\u2014very few\u2014but their names are writ in Canada\u2019s industrial history, and wealth has come to them because of their faith and vision.It has been our privilege to earn the confidence of many thousands of investors who have trodden the upward path to prosperity as the result of their early investments in these securities.But so far they, and we, have only gone along the path.The broad highway is still before us.If you would travel it and share In its potentialities and profits \u2014 write and we will advise you when, and in what, securities to invest.Address i Royal Securities X * CORPORATION lr I M I T EE D Bon.SHARP SETBACKS IN WHEAT PRICES RECORDED the southwest, far down the Jersey | coast.Shamrock had increased her QUEBEC HAS SURPLUS\tI lead slightly, but both yachts were i\t______ FOR THF PA^T YFAR\tvery slowly In onior to gain (Associated Press Despatch) tUK Ink \u2022 AS I YLAK! every sught advantage, Shamrock's\tCHICAGO, July 26.\u2014Sharp set- - j crew fat n.ong the lee ra.l with their\tjn\tvalue of wheat took QUEBEC, July 26.\u2014At the meet- I leg» hanging overboard in order that place today tersely as result, of Fed- à MONTREAL Toronto Halifax St.John, N.8.Winnipeg New York London, En 9.ing of the city council here,\tRet closer to her tivipcctor.7'o*t OfHce Injtrrrtor\u2018!i OflRea, Sherbrooke, July 9, 1020.L.E.DASTOtTfl.l\u2019ont Oillca Inspector.Teachers w^ted\u2014two tant teacher* wanted, on I» ROTES-one, man or woman holding MoHol tiiploma, hIro ono for Elmirntary dapiuMmont.Term eight moutha, beginning Sept.1st.Apply to Henry L.McIntyre, Dbxville, Que.I POLICE CLUBBED THE CROWD.I (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, July 26.\u2014A despatch p.o the Central News from Belfast fsays that in the rioting on the New-1 ton\u2019s Road, the police officers best sailing line.Resolute In The iautd.-* At 1:35 the yachts were nearly five miles off their course and within three miles of the beach.At 1:41 the sloops finally gybed over and stood along on a southerly course.Shamrock was clear of any wind in- XOUU TKACHKRS WANTED BY TOWN- eral reserve advices indicating that f (black rust would not cause any large i impairment of yield in the spring i crop.Opening prices, which ranged from three cents to four cents lower, with December 82,51 to $2.52, and March $2.55 to $2.56, were followed J by material further breaks.Exec lient weather conditions and 'liberal receipts had a bearish effect on corn.After opening one to two and a quarter cents tower, including Sep MAIL CONTRACT Heal*] Temln' fibip of Hbpfford School month* ' term beginning about Sept.let.None, U,1U1 «own, on rrmuy, tnr xovn Auguiu;, nizu, j ^vas bat taaahara with dlphmiu nrml amily.\tfor th, convoyanc, ot HI» Mxjwty\u2019» Mnil», salary Apply tu N.Ü.Rockwell, Sec.-Treun Waterloo, Que.clubbed the'crowd and (he soffiie s\ti\t.^d lT fired four volleys.It adds that u contenders finally gybed, shore ob- umotra number of persons were injured.| servers estimated that the jrreen The clash followed an attempt by I 8 °.0^ wns leodincr the defender by HALIFAX.ST.JOHN\u2019S, NFLD., MONTREAL.ST.JOHN.N.B., SYDNEY.N.S.F.B.IVIcCupdly &Co ART BUILDING, STRATHCONA SQ., SHERBROOKE, QUE.(Member.Montreal Stock Exchange) DEALERS IN INVESTMENT SECURITIES.STOCKS CARRIED ON MARGIN.a mob to set fire to a convent.In i not more than 2(H) yards, although comber $1.34% to $1.36, the market continued to descend.rials sympathized with the weakness of corn.Initial quotations were Direct Private Wire Connections with All Office, and with Laidlaw & Co., New York.Telephone 30 and 136.E.G.GRAVES, Manager.,,\t,?i -i\t,\t.ness in vum.ininai mjtn.auu>us wi .\t- - nddrcwwi to the Poet- termittont firing continuing in the ,\t.on the officia, press boat UiS c ,nts to 3-4 cents down, and Board: cIkIh \".win- Goneral, will bo receive.! at Ottawa neighborhood when the despatch lM ' BI0pPa_460 .5'a,!l's «?»\u2022*(- \u201d :decid«i further sag followed u>t.i.t.None ulltl1 noon, nn Friday, the 2oth Augiun.1830, j was filed.\t\u2019 seemed as it Captain Burton had 11 \u2018'\u2019'\u2019f''\u2019'1''1 ''\"¦'\u2018'\u2022«t f.r nmr rear.«l*|EXPORT OF COLD pRoniernsn ,7 'r '.\u2018V^eT rnoT,t\u201cn \u2022 \u2022\t(Associâttxl Press Despatch) 1 ! vin) tbd I (111 illllLS l.PI Gt l)( i