Sherbrooke daily record, 6 janvier 1921, jeudi 6 janvier 1921

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.Codere\" St.Cha- / SHERBROOKE.QUE.THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1921.Twenty-Fourth Year.DENIES SINN FEIN MAKING PEACE OVERTURES A Meeting Was Held Regarding The Council Elections HOUSES AT MEELiN SESH8YED BY TROOPS; DE VAIESACEMES STORY INREGARDTOPEACEOVERTURES De Valera Is Quoted as Saying that He Would Not Turn a Deaf Ear to Proposals of the British Government if They Are Based Upon Recognition of Ireland as an Independent Nation\u2014\u201cPresident of Irish Republic\u201d Denied He Is Under Guarantees of Protection from the British Government, and It Is Said that the Crown Forces Are Searching for Him and Are Anxious to Place Him Under Arrest.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Jan.6.\u2014Five houses in Meelin, Ireland, where troops were ambushed recently, were destr^ved by military orders, according to a Dublin despatch to the Central News.DE VALERA EXPLAINS REASON FOR RETURN TO IRELAND (Associated Press Despatch) DUBLIN, Jan.6.\u2014Eamonn De Valera, \u201cPresident of the Irish Republic, denies that the Irish Sinn Fein is mak-ingg peace overtures to England, says the F reeman s Journal in an exclusive forecast of De Valera\u2019s forthcoming manifesto.Speaking in behalf of the movement, De Valera is quoted as saying he would not turn a deaf ear to proposals of the English Government, if they are based upon recognition of Ireland as an independent nation.When representatives of the British nation are prepared to meet representatives of the Irish nation on an equal national footing, peace talk will be possible, the forecast of the manifesto continues, De Valera explains, adds the newspaper, that his return from the United States was necessary so that he might resume responsibility of the direction of the Sinn Fein, in view of the arrest of Arthur Griffith, founder of the organization, and of Professor MacNeill.In the manifesto.De Valera is quoted as denying that he is under guarantees of protection from the British Government, and it is said that the Crown forces are searching for him and are anxious to place him under arrest.ARRIVAL OF O\u2019CALLAGHAN WILL BE INVESTIGATED (Associated Press Despatch) WASHINGTON, Jan.6.\u2014Investigation into the circumstances accompanying the entry into the United States of Lord Mayor O\u2019Callaghan, who arrived at Newport News on Tuesday as a stowaway, was ordered yesterday.Unless some extraordinary reason for his action is disclosed, he will be treated like all other stowaways and deported back to the port whence he sailed.SHOT DURING MILITARY RAID IN CORK HOTEL (Associated I\u2019ress Despatch) CORK, Jan.6.Rev.Brother Darcy, belonging to (he'T'wyford Ab- D\u2019/NNUNZIO\u2019S strong * BOX WAS ROBBED.« * * * cy, \u201e _ bey Nursing Home in London, was shot dead in the course of a military raid on the Imperial Hotel here.DE VALERA IS REPORT!7!) TO BE HARD AT WORK ******* (Associated Press Despatch.) ROME, Jan.6.\u2014 Several million lire were stolen from the offices of D\u2019Annunzio at Fiumc by Arditi, who forced the regency\u2019s strong box.* * * * -4- * * * * * * * * * (Associated Press Despatch) DUBLIN, Jan, 6.\u2014The Express correspondent yesterday conversed with several persons who had seen and spoken with Eamonn de Valera, who is reported in excellent health and extremely busy.CLAIM DE VALERA STAYED TWO DAYS IN MANCHESTER (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Jan.6.\u2014Eamonn de Valera stayed at.least two nights and throe days in Manchester last weak on hi* way to Ireland from the United Sut os, the Manchester correspondent of the London Times says.WUHAN TO BE TENDERED THE SPEAKERSHIP Mr*.Mary Smith to Be Offered Post in British Columbia Legislature.(Associated Prows Despatch) VICTORIA, B.C., .Inn.6.\u2014As a result of a cabinet meeting yesterday, it la understood that Mrs.Mary Bmtth, who headed the poll in Vancouver by a tremendous plurality at the provincial elections on December l,will be tendered the speakership of the British Columbia Legislature.From the time of the announcement of Mrs, Smith\u2019s gr -in plurality, it was on the carpet that the liov-arnment proposed to recognize the lady\u2019s wide popularity and service in the House.She also hail been named a» possible Minister of Education or Mlniatcr of Special Service Legislation.* * » ACCEPTS THE POST OF # *\tVICEROY IN INDIA.# *\t- # & (Associated Press Despatch.) # *\tLONDON, Jan.6.\u2014Lord # *\tReading, Lord Chief Justice # *\tof England, and former spec- # ® ial ambassador to the United # ilfc States, has decided to accept *\taccording to the evening pa- # *\taccording to t Tie evening pa- # *\tpers here last night.\t^ *\t« #### ******* EQUIVALENT TO THE DEATH KNELL OF NAVY EX-PREMIER WILL NOT BE PROSECUTED Archibald Hurd, Naval Man, Discusses the Proposed Holiday.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Jan.C \u2014 Archibald Hurd, naval correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, in an article discussing the proposed naval holid.j, says : \"If this country enters into an international compast for a naval holiday extending over five years, that agreement would be equivalent to the death knell of the British fleet unless provision were made for maintaining plants essential for gunmaking, armor manufacture and the construction of torpedo tubes and torpedoes.At the end of five years we should not be in a position to build either battleships, battle cruisers or light cruisers.The special plant which is employed in the manufacture of armor and the making of guns and gun mountings would have been scrapped, and we might awake at the end of the holiday to discover we still needed a navy, but that we had bartered away the capacity for creating one.\u201d Mr.Hurd then points out that the United States and Japan would not be in that position, since they have in hand sufficient work to .eep their ordnance making and armor manu-facturirig plants going for at least five years.THE MOUNTED POLICE LEAVE ON LONG TRIP Baron De Broqueviile Was Charged with Supplying Germans with Coal, Etc, (Associated Press Despatch) BRUSSELS, Jan.6.\u2014Bafon De Broqueviile, former premier, will not be prosecuted for the minor part he took in the case of Baron Evence Coppee afli^ms son, who were charged last Jtine with having supplied the Germans during the occupation with coal and other products.On a previous application for the r.lease of the prisoners, Premier de Broqueviile made a disposition in their favor.The committee investigation into the conduct of the ex-premier has adjudged that there are no grounds to implicate him, but that he was guilty of levity and imprudence, not, however, sufficient to justify further action.FOUR Ml ARE RUN DOWN BY BLOODHOUNDS Men Held in Connection with the Dynamiting of a Mine.FAYETTEVILLE, W.Va., Jan.6.\u2014Four men have been run down by bloodhounds and arrested by the state police for complicity in the dynamiting on Tuesday night of a nine incline railway of the Willard Branch Coal Company at Wiliiards Branch, according to information received here last night.The Willards Branch Cord 'Company in September, 1919, decided to operate its mines under an open shop policy.Since that time its power houses have been fired upon and a quantity of dynamite was exploded near the mouth of a mine.No serious damage resulted.The explosion Tuesday night was the third attack on the company\u2019s property since September, 1919.NEW JERSEY MATTWAs\" \" ROBBED AND MURDERED * I * 1 # * I * » * * ! * * I* *«r *»** ******** # DISCOVERED PLOT TO « BLOW UP TOWER OF $i LONDON.(Associated Press Despatch.) Sfc LONDON, Jan.6.\u2014 The » Daily Sketch asserts that a & plot to blow up the Tower of & London, where the Crown ^ jewels are stored, with time # fuse bombs, was discovered during the recent raid on % Sinn Fein premises.:\t# & ALDERMAN SKINNER TO REMAIN ON COUNCIL -MR.J.M.JENCKES ASKED TO ACCEPT NOMINATION BRITAIN AND FRANCE ARE IN CLOSE ACCORD Delegation Called on Messrs.A.C.Skinner and J.P.Wells to Express Gratitude for Past Services as Representatives of North Ward.Britain Shares Views of France Relative to German Disarmament Question.(Associated Press Despatch) PARIS, Jan.6.\u2014Great Britain and France, are in close accord relative to the subject of German disarmament and reparations, says the London Correspondent of the Matin, in discussing the meeting of Allied premiers in this city on January 19.! He adds the British cabinet still favors granting Germany some time in which to bring about the disbandment of civil guards, but has taken i the attitude that the Allies should | demand immediate delivery of all secret processes for the manufacture ] of explosives and poison gas.News-i papers here, in commenting upon the i conference of the premiers, express the belief that a complete agreement will he quickly reached, and declare there is no doubt that Britain shares the views of France relative to the .disarmament question.BIG BUSINESS DONE AT THREE CARD MONTY\u2019 Numerous Complaints Have Been Made to the Police at Montreal.Will Leave Dawson Today on Thousand Mile Midwinter Arctic Marathon.Men Suspected of Killing a Waiter Were Arrested, Then Re-leased-Bandits Wore Soldiers\u2019 Uniforms.THE TOBACCO GROWERS ARE NOT SATISFIED However, It Is Reported that the i Prices Show an Improvement.(AsKociatcd Proas PrspatchY j LEXINGTON, Ky., Jan.6.\u2014Pre-l parutions went ahead for a mass meeting af tobacco owners to be held here Friday to protest against low prices which caused closing of moat hurley markets in the state, and farmers to return their crops to storage.Reports from minor markets which remained open yesterday in spite of the closing of the larger places, said that prices showed a decided improvement over those on the larger markets Tuesday, when bids on the Lexington floors ranged from one dollar to thirty dollars per hundred : pounds.\tj Despatches from Eminence, Ky., said tnat good grades of tobacco brought from to $09 pch hun-| dred pounds when the warehouse | openeed its sale.Some growers tried | to halt the sale, it was said, but those who had unsold tobacco on the floor wanted to continue,and the sale was carried through.Rejections totalled ten per cent, of the 160,000 pounds offered.Despatches from Richmond said that tobacco brought an average of $8.65 n TuesJuy.The Flemlngsburg market opened yesterday, hut after a short period was closed indefinitely.SEATTLE, Wa., Jan.6.\u2014In the1 (Assoeluted Press Despatch) SEATLK, Wa., Jan.6.In the Pacific Coast Hockey League seho-dtiled game here last night, Seattle defeated Victoria by two to one.(Associated Press Despatch) DAW\u2019SON, Jan.6.\u2014 Five crack Canadian Mounted Police dog teams, drawing toboggans, will leave Dawson, Thursday morning, on a thousand mile mid-winter Arctic Marathon.They wll travel 600 miles directly north through the wilderness and snow, and over the Rocky Mountain Divide to Fort MacPher-son, at the mouth of the McKenzie River and then return.They are expected back here about the first week of March and likely w.ll bring first advices of the winter from Fort Norman oil fields and from Arete explorers and whalers frozen in along the northern edge of the continent.REGALTIRECO.IS TO DISBURSE $60,000 A YEAR This Sum to Be Exclusive of Salaries to Office Staff and Officials \u2014 Company Exempted from Real Estate Taxes.CAMDEN, N.J., Jar.6.\u2014 George Spolus, a waiter, was held up, robbed, and then stabbed to death here last night in the centre of the business district by two men in soldiers\u2019 uniform.The bandits escaped.Several suspects have been arrested but all established their innocence and were released.j (Associated Press Despatch) MONTREAL, Jan.6.\u2014Since the Court of King\u2019s Bench recently decided that the game of three card monty was a game of skill and not a fraudulent game, the detective bureau here has been faced with a new problem.Within the last three days twenty-five complaints have been made by persons who say they have been invited into the game and have lost all the money they possessed.The amounts varied from fifty to I four hundred dollars.Establishments ape plying a busy trade on St.Lawrence Boulevard at this game, their wetims being mainly \u2018lumberjacks with full purses.SOMEWHAT weak in number but strong in representative powers the electors of the North Ward met yesterday afternoon in the Council Chambers to discuss the nominations for the two vacant seats on the City Council, viz.Alderman A.C.Skinner, whose term expires, and Alderman J.P.Wells, who has been obliged to withdraw from municipal affairs owing to lack of time at his disposal.With a few opening remarks, Mr.McKee, President of the Board of Trade, took the chair, briefly explaining the objects of the meeting.Mr.Webster and Mr.Morris referred to the good work done by Alderman Skinner, during the course of his term just completed, and Alderman Edwards, one of his colleagues, testified to the intense zeal Alderman Skinner displayed in connection with municipal matters.After touching on Mr.Skinner's faithful attendance at Committee meetings, Alderman Edwards paid him a high tribute as being a shrewd and capable man, and proudly referred to the work done in connection with the market, which in his estimation and with all due respect to his predecessors, was the best market we had ever had.He closed his remarks with an appeal that Mr.Skinner be pi\u2019e-vailed upon to again occupy his seat in the Council as the unanimous choice of hte North Ward.Further remarks were addressed by Messrs.Echenberg, Morrill, Webster and others, and it was then moved by Mr.Morris, seconded by Mr.Edwards that \u201cMr.Skinner be requested to again represent the North Ward on the City Council, and that o committee, composed of the members present, wait upon him for this purpose and further express the appreciation, of the electors of the North Ward, for his past services.\u201d The motion was carried unanimously.The question of a successor to Mr.J.P.Weils was then thoroughly discussed.The meeting felt that it would be useless following Mr.Well\u2019s firm decision to retire, to ask him to reconsider his decision.Mr.Webster eulogized the care and conscientiousness with which Mr.Well\u2019s carried out the responsible duties which had been allotted to him during the course of his municipal career, and moved \u201cthat a committee composed of members present be appointed to wait upon Mr.Wells and express a vote of thanks, on behalf of the eletors of the North Ward for the valuable services rendered.\u201d This motion was carried unanimously- and seconded by Mr.W.H.Wilson that Mr.Webster be asked to accept the nomination was summarily turned down by the nominee, who gave excellent and valid reasons for his inability to accept the honor.It was felt that it would be an excellent move if either Mr.Page or Mr.Jenckes could be prevailed upon to sit as North Ward representative; it was carefully pointed out that Mr.Page would scarcely be in a position to find the necessary time required for attending committee meetings owing to the necessity of being constantly engaged with his own business.On the other hand the meeting was of the opinion that Mr, Jenckes, with his previous knowledge of Council affairs and with a certain amount of leisure at his disposal would prove a most valuable addition to the ranks of the City Fathers.It was therefore moved by Mr.Fletcher and seconded by Mr.Edwards that \u201cMr.Jenckes be asked to accept the nomination for the vacancy existing in the City Council as representative for the North Ward.\u201d This was carried unanimously, and the President, Mr.McKee, then tried to get the (nominee on the phone and obtain his consent.Mr.Jenckes advised that he would appreciate a little time to think the matter over and would be pleased to meet a delegation a little later.A delegation will therefore meet Mr.Jenckes today when it is hoped he will be able to advise that he was in a position accept the nomination.-* *- &- Ask Aid.Skinner to Accept.-* *- *- Several Names Mentioned.-* I Neither Employees Nor Employers Seem Prepared To Adopt Government\u2019s Plan For Workmen To Work Shorter Hours Several names were placed before the meeting as suitable successors to Mr.Wells, viz:\u2014Messrs.Webster, Page, Jenckes, Sails and Pritchard.A motion was made by Mr.Morris The meeting was then adjourned and a committee, composed of the members present, called on Mr.A.C.Skinner to express their appreciation of his past work and embodying a new request that he accept the nomination for another term.Mr.McKee and Mr.Webster acted as spokesmen for the delegation and briefly reviewed the situation from the elector\u2019s standpoint and expressed the hope that he would see fit and proper to again represent the (Continued on page A) 4-** + ******«*** + *fOO IN FAVOR OFCLUOt> FOR V/OME.N» -^ m aor 1*0 &E AFRAtO TO HIT MY WIFE With one.\u2019 i Think thii» cloo *>houuo 6E A uteraky one * WB SHOUUO HAVE A UAR1*3 Sarah Mallette, spent Christ and even the odor of a meal cooking was almost unbearable.Then.I had terrible headaches, sometimes I felt like my head would split right open and the agony would almost drive me distracted.My nerves were all unstrung, even the ringing of the telephone unnerved me.\u201cMy sleep was broken and restless and 1 recommend it from the bottom of my heart as a blessing to those who are sick like I was.\u201d Taniac is sold in Sherbrooke by | Griffith's Drug Store and A.E.Du- mas in Montreal with friends.AYER\u2019S CLIFF ST.and in Lennoxvilie by W.J.A large number of friends and XcKindsey, under the personai .neighbors attended the funeral of :o .jn of a special Taniac repre- the late Mr.Atkinson, who passed ir.tative.(Advt.)\taway on Thursday last after a brief -j illness.News from Moose Jaw, Sask., con- Lewis on Sunday, the 9th inst., at ; 2.u0 p.m.ing her holiday, and was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Meredith Wilson.Mrs.F.0.Rand entertained a number of ladies on Thursday afternoon.Five o\u2019clock tea was served.Mrs.F.M.Wyman entertained a party of friends on Friday afternoon.Mr.Hiram Rowell, of Swampscott, Mass.,and Mrs.Martha Rowell, of Magog, were in town on Friday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.J.Atkinson.Mrs.E.Parnell, of McConnell, has been the guest of Mrs.C.W.Vaughan for a few days.Miss Flora Paul is visiting her sister, Mrs.B.Watson, in Melbourne.Appiopriate services were held in both churches on New Year\u2019s Sunday.In the Congregational Church in the morning the pastor, Rev.Churchill Moore, delivered a fine address on the \u201cDivine Law of Profession.\u201d At St.George\u2019s Church evening service, Rev.I.N.K^rr preached an earnest serfnon, choosing the first four words in the Bible for his text.Everyone is discussing the wonderful weather and the unexpected thaw.It is worthy of note that at this time last year the ice cro,.had been harvested, and as yet this season the lake has only been frozen a short distance from the banks.Mr.Edgar Davidson shipped a carload of pork and beef on Saturday.Michael Bowles, was in town> during the holidays.Everyone is pleased to know that the quarantine was raised from the borne of Mr.David McCarty in time for the New Year holiday ; also that both the young ladies.Miss Mary and Miss Hilda, have improved so -well as they have.The name should bave read Mr.Joseph Robinson instead of Wm.Robinson in the case of the sudden death at Springfield, Mass.BISHOP\u2019S CROSSING The Willing Workers will hold their annual business meeting with Miss Lera Bartlett on Satursay afternoon.Election of officers will Uke place and all members are requested to be present.LEARNED PLAIN DISTRICT NEWS Gatheriitfs by the Daily Record Correspondent* in the Various Communities.\u2014 BROOKBURY Miss Grace and Master Guv Ben-\tCkff Par^ wc'Tu 1 ^ogetheï °n tt wore in Island Pond, Vt\u201e with \u2018\t} ear s Day at the home of Mr.relatives for the Christmas holidays.and Mrs.G.Ulysæs Thompson who Mrs.Horner George, of Bishop\u2019s ! entertained Mrs.Indian Hitchcock, Crossing, has been a guest at Mr.\tMrs.Dudley, Davis Bever- John Thompson\u2019s for a few days.i^f> k\u2019lta 6nd Robert Davis Mn.B.M ss S.Ventnor, of Bury, was with\tMr- and Mrs- E-\tand relatives here for Christmas.\t! two young sons.,\t._ , v.-\t,\t,, * _ ¦ v\tMr.G.A.Edwards, of Cookshirc, r vrai from here attended the h b idu ^ d ht Mrs.Bennett\u2014Bishop wedding last week.ij McIntosh m, of Rock Is- Mr.Harlie Place, of Derby Line, li t guest of her j]?at home, confined to the house by rs.E.W.Tite, | illness.Mrs.Emberley and Mrs.Paul pf *5swport, \\t., spent Christmas with Dr.and Mrs.vii'e Libby, of , Gilfillan, at Beebe, ecf-nt guests of: Mr.and Mrs.E.G.Davidson cn- To Cure a Cold m One Day Take Grove\u2019s LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets.The genuine bean the signature of E.W.Grove.30c.BARNSTON H.R.land, is at rr n: parents, Mr.and , I \u201cE Mr.W.R.Batley is at present in the Sherbrooke Hospital for treat- i\t\u2018\t/ -;\"n men+\ti aEd Mr.and .nrs.Mr.Gilbert Grey, while working ' Tomifobia, were\t- in the woods, had the misfortune of; ÿelr Parents> >îr- and >irs.H.C.tertained at Christmas Mr and Mrs.- - -\t-\t\u2022 \u2022\t.turner.\t^\t~ breaking two of his ribs and is now confined to the house.Mrs.John Thompson continues about the same.Mr.and Mrs.0.P.Bennett, late of the Canadian West, have taken apartments here, and Mr, Bennett has DAVIDSON HILL AND BETHEL RESULTS OF EXAMS.J.B.Oliver, of Magog ; Miss A.0.jTherricn, of Derby Line ; Miss Gladys Duff, Leroy Andrews and Miss Alberta Andrews, of Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.Eliza Woodard returned to their home in Beebe on School closed here on Friday af- Thursday.ptvd a position :n the lumber ter a short term of four months.: Mrs.A.E.Rowell and daughter vjmess for a few me rung.\t: The examinations are as follows, -Alberta, of Sherbrooke, were guests The Rw.C.T.Lewis, cf Bun,- narr.e^ given in order of merit:\tof Miss Rowell on Friday.= here on Grade I.\u2014Dora Davidson, Jessie , Mrs.Julia Worthen has'hern visitât of Mr.Davidson\ting her son, George Worthen, at Gr&üe 1Î-\u2014Irene Davidson.\t(West Burke, Vt.The service at St.John\u2019s Church j Grade III.\u2014Alex Davidson, Golden Miss Marguerite Brown has be»n a oe conducted by the P.ev.C.T.j Henderson, Edward Henderson, Gar- in Sherbrooke, vi-iting friends dur- C.T.Lewis vas making cal snd was the sru D.J.Saunders.\u2014\u201c\u2022 i M\t1!\t\t I\t.jff \t l \\CmnQ FAO you feel like l-/ these children in the morning, full of efieriry and buoyant spirits?Do you ?et up relreshed by your night\u2019s sleep ready for anything the day may bring forth?You should and you may If the simple rules of health are observed.It is possible that by some excess in eating, or over-exertion, your heart has not been working with its accustomed regularity, and you are not getting undisturbed and refreshing slumber.Your sleep may be broken with terrible dreams, smothering spells, sinking sensations, and even fear of impending death.Mflburn\u2019s Heart and Nerve Pills have brought relief to hundreds of such cases.Milbum\u2019s Heart and Nerve Pills enrich the blood, strengthen the heart and tone up the nerves, making the whole organization work in harmony, and bringing back in a few days that blessed condition where you sleep as peaceful as a child and hail with joy the return of another day.Mr.Harold Acker, Springfield, N.S., writes:\u2014\u201cI was bothered all the time with nervous headache and dizziness.I could not stoop down at times, as everything would get black before my eyes.I couldnot sleep at night, and my apnetite was very poor.I was almost on a nervous breakdown.I used four boxes of Milbum\u2019s Heart and Nerve Pills and they helped me fine.I would recommend them highly to any person troubled with their heart or nerves.\u201d Milburrfs Heart and Nerve Pills are 50c.a box at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T.Milbum Company, Limited Toronto Ontario While Master Donald Jenks, aged eleven, we ; on his way to Coati-cook, Monday, to meet his mother, returning from Lennoxvilie on the noon train, the holdback became loose and the strap struck the pony, scaring her and causing her to run away.The little lad hung to the reins, but was unable to stop the frightened pony.He met half a dozen men, none of whom succeeded in stopping the pony.She ran over the railway track down Court Street, and ran into the plate glass window of the furniture and undertaking establishment, owned by Mr.Knapp.The pony\u2019s shoulder was badly gash ed and a front foot cut.Donald took his pony too Dr.Cromwell and he treated her injuries.It is fortunate that the little lad escaped colliding with a shunting car in crossing the railway track.The Misses Lillian and Marguerite Bowen, have returned to their home in North Hatley, accompanied by Miss Florence Jones, after spending the Christmas vacation with their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Hamil-; ton Corey.New Year\u2019s Day, Mr.and Mrs.U.mil ton Corey were at Ayer\u2019s Cliff, calling on Col.and Mrs.Morrill.Mr.and Mrs.L.Dresser recently entertained their daughter, Mrs.Henry Bishop, of Holland Vt., with her husband and children.Mrs.J, N.Jenks returned from \u2018 Lennoxvilie, on Monday, where she i went to attend the funeral of her cousin, the late Mr.John G.Smiley.Miss Frances Remick, has return-' ed to her school duties at Montreal, after spending! ker vacation with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Remick.Miss Mabel Truell has returned to | her school duties at Hull, P.Q., after ! spending the vacation with her mother, Mrs.Ada Truell.Miss Ester England and master 1 Gordon England, have returned to j their school duties, the former at j Sherbrooke, P.Q., ahd the latter I at the Bugbee Commercial College, j Stanstead, P.Q.Master Wallace Jenks, who has been suffering with a severe cold 1 during the holidays, is somewhat j better, but still unable to be out of I doors.Mr.and Mrs.R.N.Jones and family attended the children\u2019s Sunday School festival at the Guild Hall on Thursday evening of last week.Miss Mabel Kilton, jf Montreal, has been spending the holidays at her uncle\u2019s, Mr.H.Sherman\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.W.Lowery and fa.-i-ily spent New Year\u2019s Day with relatives in Randboro.The Messrs.Peter, Daniel and Harvey McRae, of Lingwick road ,are working for Mr.McLeod at present.Mrs.Gordon Learned was called to Eaton Corner on Sunday, owing to the serious illness of her brother, Mr.Archie Hodge.Mrs.A- Sample spent a few days recently with relatives In Lennoxvilie and Milby.Mr.and Mrs.Waiter Wilson and little son Eric spent Sunday at Mrs.A.Sample\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.C.S.Alden, of Island Brook, were recent guests at Mr.Geo.Hume\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.E.Lyon and sens Bertram and Vincent, of Sherbrooke, spent a few days at Mr.A.N.Todd's recently.McConnell Mrs.J.H.Foss, of Boston, has been visiting her sister, Mrs.Guy ! Chapman.Mrs.L.H.Parnell and,little Helen are guests at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Humphrey, in Magog for a few days.Mr.Harold Hibbard has been seriously ill for a few days, but at last reports was a little better.Mrs.E.J.Parnell was a guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Vaughn at Ayer\u2019s Cliff for the weekend, and atso called on other friends.The community was saddened to hear of the death of Mrs.J.P.Atkinson and all extend sympathy to bereaved husband and friends.She was held in high e*teem by her many friends and former neighbors here.David Thurber ia recovering from an attack of pneumonia, and Mrs.Robert Stevens, who has been Very ill, is recovering.Mrs.Michael Murphy is home from the hospital, but is not so well as her friends wish.Mrs.Murphy fell and broke her hip some time ago.t Mrs.Scott George has been very ill at the home of her brother, Mr.C.E.LeRoux.A trio of moonshiners were caught manufacturing whiskey i.the sixth range of Chenier last week.Mr.Aime Matton had a pair of double sleds stolen some time ago out of Romeo Gaudet\u2019s shed.Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Olney had a number of their friends to dinner New Year\u2019s evening.BALDWIN\u2019S MILLS / _____ î>r.Chase îC&ÏTKlls A Laundry Service Within Every Woman\u2019s Means\u2014\u2022 Family laundry servie*\u2014.Pound Wash\u2014is ona af tka most popular services ia many cities that laundries give.W* specialize in this.Sherbrooke Steam Laundry Phone 169 $1 FRONTENAC ST.MTha Careful Laandry\u201d Mr.Levi Cleveland, assisted by Mr Lemuel Markwell, are repairing the school house, making ready for the re-opening of school on January 10.Mr.Fred May and Miss Marjorie Hall, of Rock Island, also Miss Ella May, of Coaticook, spent several days last week with Miss Rose May.Mr.and Mrs.John Blake, who have been spending some time with the former\u2019s parents, left last week for Florida.^ Mr.and Mrs.M.Martin spent New Year\u2019s Day with Mr.and Mrs.Tom Blake at South Barnston.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Markwell entertained Charles Markwell\u2019s family on New Year's Day.Miss Delia Markwell entertained a few friends on New Year\u2019s night A very pleasant time was spent in playing games.Mrs.H.L.Baldwin visited Mrs.J.V.May in Coaticook one day last week.Miss Loretta Markwell has been spending a few days with Miss Irene May in Coaticook.Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Davis and family spent New Year\u2019s with Mr.and Mrs.0.Davis at Heathton.y to the funeral of the late Mr.George Smiley.Mr.and Mrs.T.B.Seale and Mr< Osborn Seale, of Bulwer, weH guests of Mr.and Mrs.N.Rand on New Year\u2019s Day.Miss Gray, ox East Hereford, han been the guest of Miss Nettie Specf for a few days.JOHNV1LLE Miss Bernice Hunter entertained on Monday evening prior to her bro-* ther returning to college.NORTH HATLEY Mr.and Mrs.Robert Bradley havd returned home to St.Johnsbury* after spending a few weeks with their grandparents, I^r, and Mrs.L, M.Reed.Mrs.J.M.Turner, of Beebe, wat in town on Tuesday.GOULD STATION ASCOT CORNER Mr.and Mrs.H.D.Willard, Misses j Averill and Pauline and Mr.and Mrs.J.Parnell motored to Coaticook to spend Christmas at the home of Mr.(H.E.Colt.I The yotxng people of the town were : invited to the home of Mr.Dave (Byrns on Friday evening last, and report spending a most enjoyable time.Mr.and Mrs.Heber Wingeat and son, of Sherbrooke, spent New Year\u2019s in town.Miss Ruby Larigec has returned to Shawinigan Falls, after upending the holidays with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.Larigee, in town.Mr.and Mrs.H.D.Willard, \u2018Hillside,\u201d entertained Mr.and M.g.J.W.Parnell and Mrs.E.Stacey on New Year\u2019s Day, j Mr.John MacMillan and Mr.Elmer Coates have returned to Scots-town.Miss Margaret Smith went re-Icently to Bury and Mr.John MacLeod to Scotstown.i Mr.Robert Scott, jr., of Scots-j town, was visiting in town recently.Miss Vivian Parsons spent a few ! days with Miss Irene MacLeod re-, cently.I Mr.H.R.Perrault spent New Year\u2019s at his home in Lennoxvilie.i Mr.Trotler, of the C.P.R., has left here.His position has been ta-.ken by Mr.Alex Guertin.Miss Mabel Reid was in Sherbrooke recently.Many from here attended the Odd Fellows\u2019 Dance in Bury on New Year\u2019s Eve.Mr.George V.MacLeod was visiting friends in Scotstown during his Christmas holidays.IVES HILL WINDSOR Mr, J.A.E.McCabe has sold her block on Main street to Mr.Biron, merchant.Price $21,500.The many friends of Mrs.Arthur Landry will be pleased to know that she is able to take short walks each tiny, although of necessity usimz a cane.-, and Mm Knapp were guests of Mr.and Mrs, Wm.Wark on New Year\u2019s Day.Mr.Frank Bowles, son of Mr.TINGWICK Mrs, George Walsh and little daughter Catherine, who spent the past four months visiting her brothers in Philadelphia, has returned home to her father\u2019s, Mr.Michael Fay.Miss Jane and Miss Annie Ivers, Montreal, were the guests of their uncle, Mr.Peter Ivers, or.Christmas Day, returning on Sunday afternoon, Mr.and Mrs.Ivers entertained several other friends.Also Mr.and Mrs.James Corley entertained several of their friends on Christ-I mas Day.Mrs.Curtis Stevens entertained j her family on Christmas Day, Mr.j and Mrs.Lindsey Barlow also enter-.tained relatives on Christmas Day.The many friends of Mr.Curtis ¦Stevens and Mrs.Raymond Stevens 1 will be glad to hear they are both doing well in the Sherbrooke Hospital, where they were recently operated on for appendlcitia.Also Mrs.! Mr.and Mrs.Reginald Draper, spent New Year\u2019s at Rock Island.Mrs.Wm.Draper and Mrs.Percy Draper, were visitors recently at Mr.Weil's in East Hatley.Mr.and Mrs.Frizzle, were Christmas guests of Mrs.Herbert Coats.I Mrs.A.W.Bradley and sons were at Mr.Farweli\u2019s for New Year's day.Mrs.Wm.Bailey was called to | Coaticook recently by the illness of her mother, Mrs.PatWson.Mr.Mead and Family were in Sherbrooke, for New Year\u2019s.The Misses Brown were at Mr.Young\u2019s at Moe\u2019s River, on Saturday.Capt.Hartley arrived on the 3rd., and expectes to take up permanent residence here.Mrs.Alvin Aldrich underwent a serious operation at the Protestant Hospital on Friday last, and is re-| ported doing as well as could be ex-j pected.The January meeting of Milby W.C.T.U.will be entertained by Miss Brown on Tuesday January 11th.RANDBORO MILLIONS KILLED IN ACTION Wonderfnl news! Millions and sails Hons of germs killed ia «atlot sad thousands and thonaaado «f victim* relieved of bronchitis, asthma, coughs, and colds.There il great rejoicing 1* the fact that science haa at last Invented the world \u2019» sursit death trap for germs\u2014Buckley\u2019* Bronchi tie Mixture.With the first dote this remedy gets right down te busineei, lad never cease* in Us destructive wark until every trace of the disease ia completely removed and the viatim restored te normal health.Latter* from all parts of Canada praising this wonderful mixture are literally ponr-ing into headquarters.Read this let* ter:\u2014\u201cYears of suffering from that terrible affliction, bronchial asthma, ordered by all medical men to eloss my business in Montreal and go south to n warmer climate, but I noticed your ad.in the \u201cMontreal Standard\u2019* for the above mixture and I taid I would give one m\u2019ors trial to healtk before I leave my native town, and thank the good maker I did.My bronchial tubes are clear, the hacking cough has disappeared, the wheezing cough haa oeaced as It by magie, and all discomforta have gone lines taking your wonderful mlxtuib.\"'\u2014Herbert Corri, 417 McKay Street, Montreal.There is no reason whatever why yon cannot be completely and speedily restored to health If you take this rea*-edy You art satisfied or the money is refunded, according t* our guarantee.Don\u2019t delay.Bay a bottle aoaf from your druggist\t1* SOLD IN SHERBROOKE BY A.E-DUBERGER, DRUGGIST Nearly Crazy With Eczema onilHtto, u«fua i «afflytUffetolDlpli Swiml 0n«f ftUatani tm imkm.60o, m bmttU\u2014tmmilmr aism, 28a, M Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Lowery and family, of Learned Plain, wore vunstH of Mrs.L.Boyd on Saturday.Mrs.Lowery ia staying for a few days with her mother.Messrs.Fred Kecble and Dr.S.T.Law, of West Stcwaristown, N.; if., have been in town visiting rela-I lives, Mr.George Speck has returned j to West Stewartstown after spend-' ing the holidays with his parents.Mr.and Mrs.Reuben Bennett and Mr.Curtis Bennett, of Oanterbury, ami Miss Kelly and Miss Sehoff, of Canaan.Vt., were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Louis Barter.Mr.Edwin Middlemiss has returned to Montreal to resume his studies at McGill University, after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.Middlemiss.Mr.James Marlin, of Lennoxvilie, was a recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.S.Marlin.Those who entertained on N*w Year\u2019s Day were Mr.and Mrs.N.Rand, Mr and Mrs.W.Falklner, Mr.and Mrs.Louis Barter and Mrs.L.Boyd.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Planche wont No rest day or night for thosa who are afflicted with that terrible skin disease, eczema, or as it is often called, salt rheum.With its unbearable burning, Itching and torturing, relief is gladly welcomed.The.re is no remedy like Burdock Blood Bitters for giving relief t» such sufferers; no remedy that has done, or can do more for those who are almost driven to distraction with the terrible torture.Apply it externally and it take* out the stinging, itching and burning, and promotes a healthy healing.Take it internally and it gets a* the source of the disease m the blood,\u2014for eczema is a blood disease\u2014and drives it out of tha system.Misa L.M.Boutlller, 8ft Victoria Staid.Halifax, N.8., writ** : \"I hav« anffrrtd Yr.Oh Chase\u2019» Olntmont fren If you mention thll paper and »end 2o.fttamp for postage.60c.a box i all dealer.» or Kdmaa.Hori, Batoe* & Ofe Limited, Toronto.THE KEELEY TREATMENT For Liquor and Drug Using OVEO FORTY YEARS OF SUCCES* Gorresponrtenca ribnfldentlal.THE KEELEY INSTITUTE \u2022lanudave/ Portland.Mo / SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1921.PAGE THREI?C U N A R D ANCHOR ANCHOR-DONALDSON REGULAR SERVICES.f Haltfu to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg.TSS Raxonia .January 24 PtbS Satumia To Liverpool and Glasgow j [From Portland, Jan.80 From Halifax, Feb-SJ Portland\u2014Glasgow Feb.18\t|\tMar.\t80.Cassandra Mar.11 j Apr.20 .Saturnia New York-Glasgow (via Moville) 'Jan.15 J Feb.19 | Mar.26 .\t.Columbia New York-Liverpool Jan.8\t.Vauban Jan.15 | Feb.15 .K.Aug.Viet Jan.22\t Veatris Jan.29\tj\tFeb.19\t|\tMar.\t19\t.\t.Carmania Mar.12\t|\tApr.9\t|\tMay\t7\t.Caronia New York-Cherbourg, Southampton Jan.20\t|\tFeb.\t17 .Imperator Feb.3\t|\tFeb.26\t|\tMar.\t22\t.\t.Aquitania Apr.7\t|\tMay 12\t|\tJune\t9\t.\t.Mauretania New York, Plymouth, Cherbourg & London .Feh.1\t|\tMar.\t16 [ Apr.19 .Albania BEDFORD AND DISTRICT NEWS Harold Wilson, wore guests of Mr.and Mrs.D.T.Veysy on Wednesday.* SWEETSBURG _______\tThe Christmas Tree and Enter- \"\t_\ttainment held in the basement of Daily Reports from Correspoo- Christ Church was very successful.dents of What Is Going On in children played games for a «,\t\u2022 r\t.\t°\ttime, while the grown-ups enjoyed V arions Lonunumucs»\ta social chat.Dainty refreshments were served and a short programme given, after which the tree was relieved of its load of good things, \u201e\t, T \u201e \u201e_________._______.which afforded the children much Mr.and Mr®.L.H.Sombcrger and\talthough Santa was un- Miss Beth Sornbçrger were visiting avoidably absent?FRELIGHSBURG friends in Stanbridge East recently.Mr.Joseph Bessette spent a day in Granby with his sister last week.Mr.Arthur St.Marrie spent New Year\u2019s Day with his brothers and sister, in Marrie ville.Mr.Geo.Reynolds spent New Year\u2019s Day with his brother, Mr.A.N.Reynolds, at Stanbridge.Mr.Arnold Tait went to Montreal on Friday to visit relatives and friends for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Barber, Miss Mr.Ë.G.Pierce and Mr.D.J.Sails, of Sherbrooke, were in town on Thursday last in connection with the Wales Home.Mr.and Mrs.D.H.Ingalls spent Friday at the home of Mrs.Ada Pettes at West Brome.Mr.and Mrs.W.N.Cotton and family spent New Year\u2019s Day with her sister, Mrs.Jas Collins at Bulls-burg.Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Lynch and family of Sherbrooke, spent the N«w York,\tPlymouth,\tcherbour», Hamburg\tHazel Barber,\tMr.\tand\tMrs.\tJohn\tNew\tYear\u2019s\tholidays\twith\ther\tmoth- Jan.22\tj Mar.\ti\t|\tApr.\t12 .Saxonia\tpage Mr\tand Mrs\tJ\tVan\tAntwerp\ter\tanc*\tsister,\tMrs.\tThompson\tand New York To Piraeus.Dubrovnik & Trieate, Mr child'erhouse_ Mr.Gordon Levitt Mi.s.s.Minnie Thompson._ Jan, 18\t.Pannonia I N.Y.To Vigo (Spain), Patras, Dubrovnik and Trieste Jan.25\t».«.Italia parttcularoappfy to local aftentoor THE ROBERT REFORD CO., LTD.OBNS&AL AQBHTS >0 HOSPITAL STREET a»>25 ST.SACRAMENT STREET MONTREAL,?.Q, TO EUROPE St.John-Liverpool Jan.14 J Feb.11\t.Emp.of Britain Feb.9 j Mar.16 .Metagama Feb.19 ; Mar.28 .Melita Jan.22 Feb.26 | Apr.2 .Minnedosa Jan.28 [Mar.4.Victorian | Max.25 | Apr.22 Emp.France St.John-Glasgow.Feb.18 ! Apr.1 .Pretorlan Feb.28 j Apr.1* .Sicilian St.John-Havre-London.Jan.29 .Corelean Feb.12 | Mar.26 .Grampian Apr.18.Tunisian St.John-Southampton-Antwerp Feb.12 | Mar.26 .Scandinavian Mar.12 | Apr.19.Corsican Apply Local S.S.or Railway Agents or 141 St.James St., Montreal, Que.Mr.Childerhouse, Mr.Gordon Levitt\t.\t\u201e\t\u201e .and the Misses Nettie and Laura' Q\t-^ble Massey,\tof\tSt.\tHelen s Capsey attended the pictures at r**?0\u20191- Du/!ham\u2019 ,s ^pendhng the Richford Saturday evening.\ti ^'ldTfTys 7th grandparents, Mr.Recent guests of.Mr.and Mrs.I\tSmÏr^i' er' i\t«.\to j Homer Ingalls include Mr.and Mrs.S\u2019,?® ^ay^ulraanIeft°n\tSunday John Guillett, of Cowansville ; the\t% ?\u201d after Misses Marion and Jean Guillett, of\tthe hohdays w>th her par- Montreal ; Mrs.F.Pettes, of North\t\u2022 \u2022 j *\t\u2022! D°yh Vt-;ndMMrSTLhoGUSvkett\u2019 e°f | of ^\u201cwa\u201dsvtne^wm4'Quests'1 recraUy Dunham, and Mr.Thos.Sykes, str., 0f and jas jj0ijjnson °f vr °ntrjaiv vtr u to t\tt\t^rs- (Rev.) Windsor, of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.Walter Westover, of has been in town visiting friends.Montpeher, Vt., were guests of their ; Miss Livia Ingalls, of West Brome parents, Mr and Mrs.Charles W est- was here for a few days visiting over, and Mr.and Mrs.L.R.Cap- Mrs.Volney Gleason and Mrs Jas\" sey, over Christmas.\tj Robinson.Miss Mary Louise Roberts, of Mon- Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Ladd spent treal, is visiting her parents, Mr.New Year\u2019s Day, with Mr.and Mrs.and Mrs.J.Roberts.\t: D.H.Ingalls.Messrs.Nelson and Windsor i The property formerly owned by Schoolcraft, of North Enosburg, Vt., iMrs.J.F.Leonard has been purchas-were in town on Friday.\ti ed and is now being occupied by Mr.Mr.and Mrs.John Parker, of' and Mrs.Brady, of Three Rivers.Danforth, Me., are visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Bell, for a short time.Mrs.W.E.Solomon and daughter, ^\t.t-,-,\t~ Mamie are guests of her sis er, Mrs.i;.?\t^ risht and Edgar Quil- A.S.Lagrange.\tI we£e ,h,ome from Grande Ligne Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Paquette, of ^\t+ nu ' + St.John, spent New Year\u2019s with , two largeSt Christmas parties other brothers and sisters with his Mran?l\tR°Pb f th\\bom?°{ parents, Mr.and Mrs.N.Paquette.and M,r3/, B: Phelps, where they FOSTER write with a mind as clear as ever, calling on relatives and friends here and she is of such a cheerful sun- on Monday.ny disposition it is hard to believe Mr.and Mrs.George Perkins en-ninety summers and winters have ! tertained on New Year\u2019s evening Mr.passed by her.All join in wishing and Mrs.Walter McKelvey and Mr.this dear old lady a Happy New u.Hart, of Hill Side; Mr.George Y«a?-\tRussell, of Frclighsburg; Mr.Earle Mr Henry Cousens who has been Perkins, of East Dunham; Mr.W.H.spending the holidays with his sis- ! gpelder and Mr.E.J.Lee and fam-ter, Mrs.T.E.Cousens, returned to jjy.Montreal on Friday where he will jjr.R.Bergeron and Misses D.and continue m nis studies for the min- , Bergeron went to East Dunham istry.On the eve of his departure , calling at Mr.J.J.Perkin\u2019s on Sun-a number of friends drove over from l day.Bolten Glen and gave him a farewell | jvir.and Mrs.H.Page, Misses Ber-8 Very pleasant evenm«' nice Lee, Ethel Page, Hazel and M*\t> v, .\t, Mabel Worden, and Messrs.Ray- Ml' Gharles Farmer has returned pn\u201ep wilHnm Sn^iriar Wiiiiorv, from Salisbury Vt., where he spent Christmas at his home.Messrs.John Mooney and James Peasley, have returned from Cedars, Que., where they spent the holidays with Mr.and Mrs.Rudy Shilson.Mr.Rowell Jersey, Mansonville; and Miss Edith Bryant, of East Bolton, spent Sunday at Mrs.Scott Fullerton\u2019s.Miss Etta Taylor, of Rock Island, has been the guest of Miss Mildred i Whitney.Miss Iva Braeey, of Newport, has | been the guest of her grandmother, I mond Page, William Spelder, William Dempesie and Clarence Worden all attended the New Year\u2019s Ball at Fre-lighsburg on December 31st.Miss Asenath O\u2019Brien has returned to her school in Lachute.Miss Bernice Lee went to Fre-lighsburgj visting at the home of, Mr.and Mrs.G.Russell, on Sunday, j Mr., George Bressau, who has been ! suffering with blood poisoning in his j hand, is on the gain.Mr.T.Stapenhill went to Foster on Friday.Mr.J.Rousseau spent New Year\u2019s Mrs.Arthur Sheldom \u201d\t.j at h\u2018s home in Waterloo.Mr.Rodney Reynolds, of Glen !\t11 r- and Mrs.J.Marco went to Sutton, has been a guest of his | Slltton Junction, the guests of her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.W.W brother, Mr.Leon Gilbar, on New Reynolds.\t\u2019\t\u2018 j Fear's day.Mrs.N.I.Peasley is home from a 1 Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Lavery spent weeks visit to relative^ in Sherbrooke.Mr.H.G.Lane was a guest on Sunday at Riverdale Cottage.Mr.Frank Patch of Eastman, was in town on Thursday.SOUTH ROXTON The members of the Methodist Sunday School had a pleasant supper on Wednesday evening, December 29, at hte home of Mr.and Mrs.N.Robinson.A very pleasant evening was spent with games for the young people.The Misses Daisy and Kathleen Reynolds spent a few days, recently, ) Sunday with her mother, Mrs.J.Racine at Sutton.Miss D.Smith, of Sutton Junction, teacher here, has resigned her position on account of illness.Miss Bernice I\u2019loof is spending a 1 few weeks with her grandparents, ' ^ Mr.and Mrs.Will Royea.PIGEON HILL , Mesdames D.G.and H.W.Guth- \u2019 j rie and Miss Gwendoline Guthrie J were recent guests at the home of ! 'i Mr.and Mrs.John Krans, Frelighs-! I burg.\tj ! Mr.and Mrs.M.L.Shufelt, of ; L East Farnham, spent New Year\u2019s | in Waterloo, the guests of the Misses 1 ^ their , dau?ht®r> Mt± h- W-Robb\u2019s.\ti Guthrie, also visiting other rela- Mr.Elgin Doe, of Levis, Quo ; Gves.spent Christmas with his parents St'h°o1 fdld)I!Iot open on .Mocnday Mr and Mrs; H T\t\u2018 as was intended, on account of the * Mr.Chas.Lewis spentNew Year\u2019s Ïiilneses °f Miss Fortin\u2019s mother\u2019 ^^Srsi^IareneetS,.n,,,;yy?.rr.*iirsw';i\tv\u201c\u201cln ll' parents.' t\u201cbar^os Reynolds is on the l iteral took place on Monday and the sick list.\t(remains were laid to rest in the Mr.and Mrs.W.Taylor and cemetery at St.Armand.He leaves daughter, Bernice, attended a silver i to mourn his loss a wife and two wedding anniversary at Granby on : chiiuren, his parents, Mr.and Mrs.3rd, it being the twenty-j George Gignac, and several broth-liftn anniversary of Mr.and Mrs.«its and sisters, besides numerous Eugene laylor.There were about I friends.Much sympathy is felt for seventy-five guests present and an the bereaved ones at home, enjoyable evening was spent.\t| The oyster supper and dance -\u2014\u2014\t! which was held at the Frontier Ho- WARHPM\tI tel on New Y\u2019ear\u2019s Eve, was largely vv\tj attended.The colt belojnging to Mr.i .\t, -:\u2014\t| B.J.Laycock was raffled on that A pleasant surprise was given Mr.' evening.The lucky number was 13, A.P, Marston on New Year's even- which was held by Mr.Walter when tne members of the Me-j Hayes, of Stanbridge Ridge.Dr.w.a.farwell.(specialist to the Sherbrooke iitation: 10-12 a.m., 1-4 p./ rri GDa ol deceased, officiât-1Williams.\t\u2018 joined i Z Jb/\u201e.bUrial Was at Swanton\u2019 Vt\u2019.The Christmas tree supper and en Nose and Throat Eherbrook*.Conaultation m., and by appointment.thodist Church and Sunday School met at his home to show their appreciation of his services as Secretary-Treasurer of the Sunday School which office he has held in an a manner for several years.was a very enjoyable one and in good wishes to JL.Marston and ABERCORN I> B.SPEEli, M.D., Specialist\u2014Eye, Ear.^ » Nose, Throat- TeL 1240.Whituitf Bik.JA.DARCHE, M.D\u201e SPECIALIST\u2014 \u2022 JCye, Ear, Nose and Throat- Office and Private Hospital.49 King Street- d*t L.a BACH AND, CONSULTING Specialiet.Eye, Ear, Nooc, Throat.New Olivier Block, corner King and Weiiington, Sherbrooke.ï A.C.ETHIER.M.D.\u2014SPECIALTY : Urinary Diseases.Consultation : lies., 46 King St., and by appointment.Electrotherapy in all ite iorma for treatment of chronic chs-eaaea, eupeciaiijr all kinds of Tuberculosis and Bright's Disease and iiheumatiam.1 \\U.ROCH HEBERT, SPEC1AUST, EYE.* ear, nose, throat, and bronchial tub* diseases and their relatione with asthma, rheumatism and neuraigML Office 92 King, Sherbrooke.Tel.664.A.TOMKINS, M.D., SPECIALIST (N.Y.Post-Graduate lioepital) Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat- Richmond, Que.b RED C.HENEY, OSTEOPATH, Olivier' Bldg.Phones 1665-J and 186-3.I)R 1/ 0 VETERINARY Dr.H.H.WOLFF.RICHMOND, QUE-bec.Phone 2r> ring 3.Night, 47 ring d.Mrs Sunday with) Mr.and Mrs.Zeno Jones at Stanbury.Mr.Edward Gage of Montreal, spent New Year\u2019s with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.W.Gage.Mr.and Mrs.D.F.Versey wont to Bedford on Sunday, calling on Mrs L., M Jones ,who is on the sick list at presnt.Sunday callers at Mr.C.T.Jones\u2019 Voice.I\u2019iano, Violin.\u2019Cello and Harmony, in- j Were Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Durocher of eluding tho Licentiate degree, which compares |North Stanbridge: Mrs Clifford Msr lavorably with any European Conservatory, *\u2022\t- - -\t*\truitar Irwin Suwdon, Principal.Phone hH6.MUSICIANS Ml HE SHERBROOKE ACADEMY OF Mr.and Mrs.E.Gaucher and fani-™ \" ily spent the New Year holidays with _.-j ! relations in St.Johns.Mr.Ephreim Laurencette was visiting at his home for the week-end.Miss Hilda Rogers, of Montreal, is on Friday\t\u2019 L * \u201c'J ^,L1Lrcc suPPer arm en-\tfamily for the New News reached here on Saturday «STsTrtfofth^iarish6 0^08'\u2022 0n Saturday afternoon, January | stayinf wfitb Mrs\u2019 Paul Jen.8enV Suttond on Saturday, January woods his foot got caught between home, after visiting her uncle, Mr.land Vt.\t, ctv, o D m M.Mason has returned to j \u2019\t\u2019 two logs, crushing it so badly that a ( W.B.Magoon, at Richford.\u2019 i Mrs.Doctor had to be cailed\t| Mr.L P.Knowlton was a busi-j Newport, after visiting relatives ; In Ire)and sollle years ag0 an Mr.A.J.O Brien, of Sutton, was ness caller in town one day last here.\tw\tfA ! Irish-American was brought up be- - week.\tLÆi-w\u201eth Fullcrton has moved t0;fore Justice Barry on the charge of 2S] Mr.Ray Morse, also Mr.and Mrs.]til® Y1 la^®-\t_ v ,\t.suspicious conduct.The officer who M Alton Morse spent Sunday at Mrs.,^lsf Mabel Young has return- -j u;\u2014\t-.«.i\u2014 C A Jones\u2019\t^ hel\u2019 school in Bury after spend- ers' U.A'.Darling, who has been inS the holidays at her home here., the Sick list, is slnwlv ininrnvimr.! Mr*.L.R.Darby, of Brome, recently spent a few days at the home of Mr.E.N.Daine.Mr.and M Wh/ not give the children Postum Cereal instead of tea or coffee Doctors and educators advise against tea and coffee for growing youngsters There s a Reason I on the sick list, is slowly improving.Mr.and Mrs.D.N.Jones and fam-; ily, Mr.and Mrs.Claud Magoon and family, also Mr.and Mrs.Ray Brown -ort' were recent and family spent New Year\u2019s with\tc rLCCnt; Mr.and Mrs.Richard Jones.Sir.Lyle Jones and Mr.Roy Gard-j ner spant New Year\u2019s with Sir.Gar-; not Bouchard.visitors a i arrested him stated, among other things, that he was wearing a \u201cRe-publician hat.\u201d \u201cDoes your honor know what that is?\u201d asked the counsel.\u201cIt may be.\u201d responded the judge, that it\u2019s a hat without a crown.\u201d parents, Sir.and Mrs.Alex Hamlin.Mrs.D.C.Richards, who has been, on the sick list, is now convalescing.The annual Christmas tree for St.Sir.D.E.Kid'ridgt has li.'-v \u2022 iaio ope of Mr.F.H.Perkins\u2019 tenements, on Slain Street._\t,,\t_ I Mr.H.E.Perkins, of Lcnnoxville,\t\u2014 - - Sli\u2019s.Guy Magoon and family,\talso\tj5 jrUCS(, 0{ his father, Slajor\tF.\tPaul\u2019s Church Sunday school\twas Air.and Sins.George Darling\tand\tH- Porkins.\theld in the ohurch hall on Tuesday family, havo returned home, after | Miss B.Brydgess, of West Berk- evening, and was preceded by a sup-spcnning tho holiday» with relatives.' shirc, recently visited her sister, per, which was well attended by par-A\tterror\".\u201e\tMrs.Jane Cowan.\tents and children.MANSONVILLE\tSliss Madge Cantwell, of Mon- Rev.W.R.Armitage spent a few -\ts \\ treal, was a recent guest at the home\tvs in Boston the last of the week.Mis» STolllo Peabody,\tof Sforltrenl,\t! of her sister, Sirs.E.II.Henderson.\tMr.and Sirs,\t\\ulden Bailey havo wa.i a guest of a few\tdays at the\tThe young people enjoyed a social\treturned home\tfrom a visit to nome of D.M, Alanson.\tdance on New Year\u2019s Eve.Music\twas\tfriends in Hartford, Conn., also\tvia- Mi>, and Mrs.Elvin Johnson\tand\tfurnished by the \u201cBig Four.\u201d\tding his brother, Fred Bailey,\tin .on, of West Berkshire, Vt., were Mr.W.C.Perkins recently visited Fall River, Mass, reemt guests at the home of Mrs.his daughter Catherine, who still re- The annual Christmas tree of the James Cowan.\t! mains in a serious condition in the Methodist Sunday school was held Mr.V.S.Hunt spent the week- General Hospital, Montreal.\ton Christmas Eve.The children did |eud nt bis home In Thetford Mines.\tMr.and Mrs.Eugene Hamlin, of\ttheir parts well,\tand the programme» Mr, Carlton Gilman,\tof Richford,\tRutland, Vt., recently visited his\twas enjoyed by a good audience. PACE FOUR SHERBROOKE DAILY\" RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 192L Millinery Extraordinary Announcement For the month of January only we offer our entire stock of high-class Millinery at greatly reduced prices, far below cost.Our $12 Hats are reduced to $6.J $8 Hats reduced to $4.$6 Hats reduced to $3, Etc.COME AND SEE OUR WONDERFUL BARGAINS L\u2019Elite Millinery Parlors MISS E.HUDON 69 North Wellington Street Ufa* 1 & \u2018Time Saver\u201d Electric Washer Demonstration Every afternoon this week, by a special representative.* Ladies urged to attend and inspect the merits of this wonderful machine.Closing Saturday Night LACOMBE & FILS, Ltee Phone 530.\t140 King St.SHERBROOKE Gleason\u2019s Business College Sherbrooke, Que.Is now open for the enrolling of students in Shorthand, Typewriting.Bookkeeping, Accountancy and Burroughs Calculator.Proficiency in these subjects brings ready employment and big salary', and are direct stepping stones to responsible and executive positions.Start the New Year right by eating our good Bread- ALLAIT High Cl»»» Bread Specialist Phone 724w.\tHouse 724j.Double house on London Street.Two houses on same lot on Querti Street.Three double on Bowen Ave., one on Mount Pleasant.Others also.H.H.MOREN'CY, 41 King St.Why Appear Old?Wear Kryptok Lenses.There is no ugly dividing line, or wafer, to oe obscured or lost.Price, here, only twenty dollars per pair, complete in fine frame, without additional charge for expert sight examination.Consult A.C.Skinner THE OPTICIAN 44 Wellington Street, North INTERESTING ADDRESS AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH rvinrinnrinn^ 5 BTa'imnrmirYTirrmnr^^\t~ |-:-Social and Personal -:-j .JUUUUUULaJUUULSljL&JULIUUjU^ Cling.\tIn the report of the funeral of the Mrs.George MacKinnon and Miss late Mr.J.G.Smiley, one of the MacKinnon are spending a week in bearers\u2019 names should have read Mr.Montreal at the Kitz Carleton.H.J.McClung, instead of McClary.\t* *\t*\t.\t_ » \u2022 *\tMiss Jessie St.Denis, from Bos- The friends of Miss Olive Me- ton, has been spending the holidays' Donald, Mount Pleasant street, will with Mr.and Mrs.St.Denis, regret to learn that she is confined i Moore street.t *\t* to her room by illness.\t-, -,\t.\t- .* ,\tAt the meeting of the National The Misses Twose, Queen street,1 J°>nt Industria 1 Board of the Buiid-.\u2022 suojeci oi r.aucauon was returned yesterday from Montreal,\tftTno®\t^ e j rs 1 with by Mr, Hatcher, who ref- where they spent the Christmas and\t^ M p w j^kin i to two great movements, the New Year holidays with relatives\t\u2019 Third Evening of Week of Prayer | Was Marked by a Large Gath- The third evening of the week of prayer was marked by a large gathering at Plymouth Church hall, andj splendid addresses were given, the special speakers being the Rev.B.B.Brown, of the Methodist Church, and Mr.H.Gordon Hatcher, principal of the Sherbrooke High School.Rev.H.Reginald Bigg presided.The subject of \u201cEducation\u201d was'returned yesterday from dealt reffed first to democratize education and j and frnends.I the second to infuse moral and\t*\t*\t* ethical teaching and religion.To Mr.Edgar Stewart returned home Wo,fe Countyi was in the ejty yes-bring about the same education for cm Monday to Lennoxville, after\txi^xr Mnn+r^ol : all alike, for rich and poor, would spending the week-end with friends mean immense expenditure, and an in Leeds, Que.^ entire change in system, which would would not soon be accomplished.England, he was glad to say, was leading the way, and while in the throes of a great war, and while other nations were thinking of nothing but how best to carry it on, was Mr.Allan Fraser, who was the guest of Dr.G.L.Hume and Mrs.Hume during the holidays, has returned to Montreal.\u2022 * \u2022 Mrs.Colin Dunsmore, Queen street, Iconsidering and drawing up an ad- j* visitin?h«r\tMrs' Herbert + +\tmirable education bill.People, the \u2022'omas> ln yueoec.^ *\t+ speaker said, talked of\u2018\u2022secular\u201d and Miss Marion Goodhue, Quebec * speaker said, talked of \u2018\u2018secular\u201d and : v\tPITY RPIFFI FTQ\t\u201creligious\u201d schools.There should be ^\tCia I jD ; Il j L.E.i O\tno such distinction.The church and the school instead of being separated should draw closer together, should A.H.Genge, Pîano Tuner, Resi-; C0.0perate) f0r each needed the dence 1U4 Quebec St.Phone 846-w.j other, which was the purpose of edu- Big Cash\tj\twffbufto Siniïer urn ftefofat».STI, JeweHer', £\tdevelop the soul and spirit,: New Olivier Block.City.street, is in Montreal with friends.a few days Mr.and Mrs.Wilfrid Lazure and Mr.J.A.Rheault, M.P.P., for terday on his way to Montreal to take special treatment at the Hospital Notre Dame.Miss A.Lafrancois, of Montreal, was in town this week cn her way to Laconia, N.H., to visit her brother, Mr.Eugene fcafrancois.0 m 0 Mrs.Herman Drew, who has been vseriously ill at her home in Barn-ston, is recovering.Miss Alice Page, who has been absent for the past five weeks taking care of her mother, Mrs.W.L.Page, who has been very ill at the .\t.\tT\thome of her daughter, Mrs.Herman little daughter, Miss Camille Lesure,' D at Barnston> has returned to were the guests for the Christmas | her h^me on Bowen Avenue.and New Year\u2019s holidays of rela-1 lives in Granby and Montreal.\tMessrs.Douglas and Stanley Read \u201e\u201e\t\u201e \u201e\u201e\tj\tj * t* i; ,\thave returned to Montreal to con- as u ell as the mind,\tMr and Mrs.Jacob Nicol are ex- ; their studies at McGilll Col.B., Cash Discount Sale of from 20 ' Th^y ^ad hi\u2018heir'sdlools\u2019morah\u2019but: tiTfriends\"!^ SSSZ\t* *\u201c fe\tSf»* \u2022»\u201c \" ttoîU «Onj SS.ÜÎ:\t!\u20190\t«¦*\t.\t,\tw.^.Ylrs.David Wilson'and Miss Alieo the lUtn, at u.J.Vienaron s, ale e e,\tieS3 nien 0f France were\tbetter than\tMiss Elsie\tMcKinney, of\tWmm- -ryn.^ Victoria street went to New Ohviei Blo< ., City.\ttlle euitured Germans.\tIt was act-\tpeg, who has\tbeen visiting\tfnendslw ,\t\u2019 , , , , t ^ligi^ jjj.Wilson An interesting display of Sunkist ; uaiiy the case that a voung man in the East for some months, is the\ttreatment in the Roval oranges, part of a car load imported could pass through every grade of guest at present of her uncle, Mr.vi +\u2022 HosDjto] direct from Riverside, California, byjthe schools of today, ae well aa the ^ \u2022 N.McCrea, M.P., and Mrs.Mc-j\t\u2022\t\u2022 a F.Thompson & Sons, is to be seen in :university, and come out with no re- Crea-\tI lf \u2022\t-1^+ nil thv- vonnc- the windows of Lacey Brothers.\tligious feeling, often with a preju-\tI Canadia^ whrenroH^d i^the Tir United Service, in St Andrews dice against religion The idea of\tyesterdif 7n ^?ceas8s^n0aSTeyw jre of n^li- Cnurch Hall tonight at 8 o clock, certain teachers that a pupil should rt1Derta\u2019\t,,oni tnrv jid-p and had not comoleted Sneakers: Rev.D.W.Terry and In- have no religious teaching unless he ^^ ^ MC' thefr course when the Armistice was! specter Hunter.Everyone welcome.; reached an age to choose for him-\tg\t' declared, amongst them Mr.Stan- Special January Sale of Rag Rugs, self was wrong.The child should be -yIisg Doroth\u2018\tw},0 SDetlt|ley Read, have received from Eng-' all sizer and colors, at Edwards this ; made to feel from the earliest years the holidays \\vith her cousins, i land honorary commissions as Se- Messrs.Norman and Neil Tracy,'Cond Lieutenant in the R.A.F.These Portland Avenue, has returned to | com m iss i o n s, signed by His Majesty, her home in Newport, Vt.\t! the King, are a recognition ox their | week.Largest choice in Township: See window display.36 inch White Cotton.Regular 30c, for 19c yd., at Bayley\u2019s Limited.Tunings done at shortest notice.\u2014 Roy Kendall.41 Quebec St.Phone 1243.36 inch Grey Flannelette.Regu- that he belonged to Jesus Christ.Rev.Mr.Brown took up for the short time allotted to the speakers the subject of \u201cMissions,\u201d and referring tv the programme issued from : headquarters in Toronto, said that 'special emphasis was laid upon mis-jëinthë' to visit jfion work in Japan and China.Louis Teliier.Why ?In his opinion and that of many others, because of '\u201c hat is call- desire to serve their King and coun- j Mrs.Harry W.Nutter, Council)fry-street, left Monday for St.Hya-j\t* *\t« her mother, Mrs.A very largely-attended meeting of, 'the W.M.S.of the Methodist Church; was held at the home of Mrs.*4,.1.1 onlenac street, on Monday: i.Tlans were discussed fori *ar ^oc> for \"-c y in the Synod Hall>\tpassed off and her friends were in\tintereJst^,\tand\tthat\tt^e late Principal to establish tho Uni-\tUniversity Street, Montreal, where a\tusuaf stote of\" health'0 On Vo\" day ' î°Wn v°f Richmond\tf'jmish\tthe\tsite versity on the same basis as the\tcompiete record of subscriptions wll!\tmorning she was seize^ with a vio-\twere ^n'agrefdTo\tJay Slha^e \u201cresidence universities\u2019\u2019 in vogue imbe k^pt Great Britain.During the course of| - the \u201cGreat War,\u201d Sir William Peter-,* * * * * * 1 lent headache and before medical aid __,, ,\t, , u 1 v- ,\t\u2022 of the monument but before doing so r,Lï,rxklyhï\u2018.°te£,\u201c * «» w -tion_«\u201etiiV \u2018 *î* *»\u2022\t?\u2019«\t\u2022 son assumed many additional re- «J»\t\u2022J» *i- v *v* -T* -F c.t- \u2022?* t* *> JOHNSON IN GOOD CONDITION (Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, Jan.6.\u2014A match \u2019 between Jack Johnson, one time heavyweight champion of the world, and Harry Wills, now the leading negro heavyweight, is under consideration for this city.When the bout will take place de-| pends on Johnson\u2019s luck in escaping from prison.In the ordinary course of proce-.dure his sentence would expire in _______________________________ June, but strong efforts are being '\t\u2022 made to have his time cut short, and .it is expected that President Wilson tv f NEW 'Y'ORK, Jan.6.\u2014Sterling exchange strong.Demand $3.64%.Cables $3.65%.Canadian dollars heavy at 14 3-8 discount.Illinois Com.\u201410 at 12.Co.Pfd.\u201425 at 69, 5 at 68%, 5 at 69.St.Maurice Pulp\u2014120 at 120 EXCHANGE.Sterling .\t\t.\t3.65%\tCables 3.66 Francs .\t¦ \u2022 « * .\t.6.00\t6.01 Belgian .\t\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 .\t.\t6.33\t6.34 Swiss .\t\t\t.15.32\t15.37 Pesetas .\t\t.13.30\t13.35 Marks .\t« \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 .\t.\t1.38\t1.39 Lire\t\t.\t3.50\t8.51 SALES TO 2 P.M.Abitibi\u20145 at 64%, 50 at 54%, 10 at 54%.Atl.Sugar\u201475 at 22.Brazilian\u201450 at 34, 5 at 33%, 15j at 33%.Brompton\u201430 at 53%, 145 at 53% 80 at 54, 5 at 53%, 5 at 54, 6 at 54%, 5 Oat 54, 25 at 53%, 5 at 54, 35 at 53%.Breweries\u201455 at 51%, 130 at 52, 25 at 51%, 10 at 51%, 25 at 51%.Canada Cement\u201436 at 57.Can.S.S.Com.\u201445 at 47%.Can.S.S.Pfd.6 at 69.Dom.Iron Pfd.\u201425 at 68.Lake of the Woods Pfd.\u20142 at 94.Mont.Power\u20145 at 82, 7 at 81%.Price Bros.\u20144 at 250.Smelters\u201435 at 18.Span.Riv.Com.\u201410 at 85%, 25 at 85, 25 at 84%.Span.Riv.Pfd.\u201440 at 92%.Textile Pfd.\u20142 at 89%.Bank of Commerce\u20141 at 181.Coal Pfd.\u201414 at 69.BEARISH SENTIMENT AS TO WHEAT RECEIVED NEW IMPETUS AT CHICAGO (Associated Press Despatch) MONTREAL, Jan.6.\u2014Very little early trading took place on the local stock exchange this morning an the few important issues that did appear remained for the most part, unchanged around their last night's closing levels.Abitibi was steady at 54%.Brazilian strengthened a half point during the first half hour to 33.Brompton went up a quarter to 53%.Laurentide also went up a half point during the first half hour to 92%.Breweries weakened a quarter to 61.Riordon dropped a point to 131.Other important issues did not appear during the early trading.For Income and Profit ¦S.\tJ*.we advise the pur-chase nou> of certain Canadian Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds and fixed-interest securities.They are safe investments.At to-day\u2019s prices they yield high incomes.Bought now, they should show subs- ¦ tantial profit.Write us and we will give you their?names.'\t» Securities CORPORATION limited *>»\tMON I BEAL loronto Halifax St.John Wlnnlpog Vancouver New York London, Cm We Offer, Subject to Prior Sale Provinceof New Brunswick 6% GOLD BONDS (Denomination $1,000) Due 1936.\tPrice 97.12 and Interest.Yielding 6.30 p.c.JOHNSTON -' WARD SUCCESSORS TO F.B.MCCURDY £rCQ^ 5 STRATHCONA SQUARE, SHERBROOKE, QUE.1005 (Associated Press Despatch) CHICAGO, Jan.6.\u2014Bearish sentiment as to wheat received new impetus on account of the suspension cf the British American Continental Bank m London.The strength, however, in the face j of the Bank failure, attracted considerable attention.Traders showed an evident disposition to go slow on both sides of the i market, pending further develop-! ments.Opening prices, which ranged from ! half to two cents lower, with March' $1.68% to $1.69 and May $1.62% to $1.63, were covered by a moderate, further setback and then something! of a really.Corn sympathized with the weakness of wheat.After opening 1-8 off to a live advance, including May at 74 to 743-8 cents, the market shaded a little, but then sagged all around to below yesterday\u2019s finish.Oats were easier like other grain, starting unchanged to 1-8 cent lower, with May by 48 7-8 cents, and then tending downward.Provisions reflected the decline of cchals and of hogs.City of Montreal Registered Stock There is no stronger security available in the Province «I Quebec than thia Trustee Investment which combines lonjr maturity with a YIELD OF 6.40% May we send you particulars?HANSON BROS.KOiSt Jhmes St\tmvEsnasr MONTREAL 65&>wks St OTTAWA TO RESTORE CAPITAL PUNISH MENT (Associated Press Despatch) PIERRE, S.D., Jan.6.\u2014A bill! was introduced in the Senate of the j South Dakota Legislature today to ! restore capital punshment for first\u2019 degree murder, which was abolished by the last legislature.It was re-ferered to the judiciary committee.RENE-T.LECLERC INVESTMENT BANKER MONTREAL\tQUEBEC t SO St.Jmmes Street,\t76 St.Peter Street, (Established 1901) PAGE EIGHT SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 192!.NEWSY NOTES OF INVERNESS door to door.The pastor, Rev.Mr.' sfwtng and knitting were carried Jackson, acted as chairman for the on for a couple of hours, evening.The programme, which On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.J.consisted of choruses, solos, drills McCammon entertained at a five and recitations, was given by the 0.;Iock t(ia in honor of her guest, Sunday School pupils, assisted by .\t.v\t__ i * _ _\tthe>r yowrg friends, and pleased the ^lss Ada LRlnb' of Montreal.About AriMTTPrCT large and appreciative audience,\tJere P^seTlt- Tea waspour- llr 111 I riiTal ! The appearance of Santa Claus at ed by M,88 SieCammon, assisted by VI 111 I IjillA/l the opportune moment furnished \u201clss\tand Miss Harriet Mc-, ______ nuch amusement for young and old.Cammon, and an enjoyable after- r.7«_ i .-i._ I UV.Owing to the numerous calls he had was spent.\tJ Trt* Entertamment \u201das a ^ maice, his visit was soon termina- Misses M.and H.McCammon left.Bu Succès* \u2014 Other General ted.after presenting a few gifts to for.\ty11 k°n v v aCk^m M\t; the little ones.On this occasion, Panied ^ ^ \\vmb- ha* been n0Vt.\tj references were made by Mr.*Ijrr\t^or ^ie ______\t.- «Jackson to Miss M.McKenzie and\tAndrew- McCammon left on £NVK®OESS, Jan.6\u2014The an-1 Miss McMillan for their willing as- Monday for Belleville to resume his Mal Xmas tree and entertainment sistance at this annual event.\tdunes at the College, under toe auspices of the Presby-' The Ladies\u2019 Aid Society met at Miss Alma Murchie, of Macdona.d tartan Sunday School was held in the Manse on Wednesday afternoon College, ^who is^ spending the noh- fhe Court House Hall on December with an attendance of nine mem- .\" 28, when the hall was packed from bers.After the opening exercises, Say fellers, there\u2019s two things I like with my Post Toasties \u2014lots of room and no competition! \u2014saysfôoôfy Superior Com Flakes A Stock Taking Look for Our Adv.Next Week Boucher, Lacroix & Fisette Limitad Wellington Street, Sherbrooke days at her home nere, has been ill the past week.Her friends wish her a speedy recovery.Misses Jessie and Elizabeth Mac-i Kenzie have returned to Montreal, having spent the holidays here with friends.Mr.Carlos Smith, of Bishop\u2019s ; College, Lennoxville, is with his par-! ents, Principal and Mrs.F.Smith The Women\u2019s Institute will hold! their regular meeting at the home of Mrs.J.McCammon on Friday afternoon at half-past two.Misses M.and C.George pleas-i antlv entertained a few- friends on! Wednesday evening.Cards were; played at three tables.I Mr.T.B.Devaney left last week ; for Calgary.i Mr.and Mrs.J.L\u2019Etoile were jhome from Magog for New Year\u2019s.Miss Mary MacMillan is visiting; J friends in Montreal.Miss Katie MacMillan was home 1 from Way*» Miliis for the Xmas | vacation.Mr.Ted Austin Spent Xmas with !his mother in Sherbrooke.Mr.Archie McKenzie and fam-! ily were in Thetford for Xmas and 1 the woek-end, guests of Mr.and I Mrs.G.Hfc-man Sims.Mr.W, Dickson, of Newfound-! land, who is attending school in Toronto, spent the Xmas vacation with his aunt, Mrs.Adey, and Rev.Mr.Adey.Mr.Caritam Whiteside, of Montreal, who has been the guest of the Misses George, left Tuesday to resume his studies at McGill University.The Inverness Athletic Association ha* decided to suspend the erection of the covered rmk at Inverness, owing to the difficulty of building in the winter.The construction will be resumed as soon as spring arrives.As soon as ice is procurable, it will be used as an open rink.Divine services will be held on Sunday, January 9, at Rectory Hill at 10.80 a-m., Campbell\u2019s Corner at 3 p.m., and at Adderley at 7 p.m.Rev.Principal Smith will officiate.The funeral service of the late Malcolm Bell was held in the Presbyterian.Church on Tuesday afternoon and wag conducted by the Rev.Mr.Jackson.ANGES SHOPS RE-OPENED éAssociated Press Despatch) NT GRANBY Will SUPPORT WALES OLD FOLKS HONE _____ Meeting to Organize for the Campaign Was Held Last Evening^ (Special to Record.) GRANBY, Que., Jan.6.\u2014 Plans for giving active support to the Wales Old Folks\u2019 campaign for a 8300,000 building and endowment fund were discussed at an enthusiastic meeting of citizens held in the town hall here last night.A local campaign organization composed of Nekon Mitchell, chairman ; C.P.MacDonald, captain, and Russell Bradford, secretary, with Arthur Dickinson, O.H.Jackman, J.Cowley, A.D.MacKenna, Ellis Horner and C.A.Thompson was named.Mr.Nelson Mitchell and other speakers emphasized the need of an adequate and permanent home for the aged a r,_d infirm of Protestant faith in the Eastern Townships.A representative of general campaign headquarters in Sherbrooke outlined what had been done already throughout the disthict, and how the work would be pressed.Among those present at the meeting were Rev.Archdeacon Long-hurjt, Lev.T.Brown, Rev.Pierce, Nelson Mitchell, T.W.West, J.Bruce Payne, Dr.Runnels, George Wtallace, J.G.Fuller, E.Payne, C.A.Thompson, R.MacAulay, Dr.Cow-ley, C.Aitchenson, H.Gitting, R.K.Smith.A.C.Smith.W.H.Miner, O.H.Jackman, J.Watson and C.P.MacDonald.PARIS SHOCKED BY A TRAGEDY OF POVERTY Story Surpasses the Horrors of Poe\u2019s and De Maupassant\u2019s Imagination.{ESCAPED BANK ROBBER AGAIN IN DURANCE VILE (Aasociated Press Despatch) PARIS, Jan.0.\u2014Paris was shocked yesterday by a tragedy of pov-erty and despair that surpasses the horror of Poe\u2019s and De Maupassant\u2019s imagination.For years a retired clerk, named Petit Nicholas, aged bos Kyed with his half-witted wife on his small savings, in a two rj>on' apartment on a shabby street, the Rue Saint Medard.The increage-ed cost of living brought them gradually but fatally nearer starvation, rhe winter cold added to their sufferings, for they could afford no fire, and for weeks Nicholas was seen tr iging the streets in a hope-less^ search for work.\ti No one would employ the worn! out old man at a time when business depression is throwing thousands; Man Sawed Himself to Freedom, Only to Be Recaptured.NEW YORK, Jan.6.\u2014Harry L.Bitzberger, alleged bank robber, who sawed his wa* out of the West Side Prison here, last Monday, haa been captured in Providence, R.I., according to word receivved by the Police here today.At the time of his escape, Bitzberger was being held for extradition to New Brunswick, N.J.out of positions every week.Finally on New Year's Eve the unhappy husband was overcome by the misery of his lot.Before tne uncomprehending eyes of his wife, who sat mumblingjn her chair, he fastened a rope to a hook in the ceiling and hanged himself.For three days the demented woman lived alone in the room with the dead man.It was only yesterday that a sudden gleam of sanity brought home to her the meaning of the body dangling at her side, and she rushed screaming from the house.Neighbors and police returned with her to find the ghastly truth.The woman has been removed to an asylum, and her husband will be buried in a pauper\u2019s grave.FOLLOWER OF VENIMOSIS ASSASSINATED Colonel Talzeas Was Shot Dow* Near His Home by Party of Soldiers.(Associated Press Despatch) __ ATHENS, Jan.6.\u2014A party of soldiers, whose identity or affiliations are not known, last night assassinated Colonel Stefan Faizeas, who was the chief judge advocate of courts martial under Venizelos.The colonel was killed by shooting, which occurred near his home opposite the ruins of the Dionysius Theatre.Colonel Falzeaa had acted as judge in numerous celebrated cases of a semi-political nature; and had incurred much enmity m consequence.He was regarded as a Veni-zelost and had received many threatening letters.Colonel Falzeaa, who had held the position of judge advocate for fifteen years ,was fifty-five years old.NTREAL, Jan.6.\u2014It was an-f nounced that the C.P.R.Angus ! shops here, employing 5,500 men, wVhieh had bene closed for twelve days\u2019 holidays just before Christmas had been re-opened under the old conditions.Strengthen Your Business \u201cMorale\u201d Soldiers know what it means when an army\u2019s 'morale is shattered.The fighting spirit is gone, the men invite defeat.What is true of military forces is true of some Industrial armies.At the first serious jolt their morale weakens\u2014hope flies, courage disappear»-\u2014their fighting spirit is lost.There is no place in business today for the \u201ccalamity howler.\" He is drawing salary or wages under false pretences.More distressing still, he is weakening the \"morale\u201d of other workers, and of the business itself.Strenggthen your business morale.Take stock of your men as well as your goods.Retain enthusiastic, profitable workers even at a temporary loss.Venture into new fields for business.Trade and Prosperity are interdependent.The sooner Capital, Labor and Management realize this the quicker will conditions improve.Tell the story of your business and its products in the newspapers Advertise\u2014Create Sales\u2014Stimulate Trade huud by Tbt Canadian Dàly N*u>$p*pm Auackdhm.Toronto COMPETITION i FROM RUSSIA i IS NOT FEARED Canadian Grain Growers Need Not Fear Regarding Competition from Russia.(Associated Frees Despatch) OTTAWA, Jan.S.\u2014That the grain growers of the Dominion have little to fear from the competition of Russia in the immediate future is indicated in a report received from the office of the Canadian Trade Commissioner at Milan.It appears that in Italy and other European countries much was expected through negotiations with the Co-operative Institute of Russia, but only one ship loaded with Russian gram has arrived yet in any Italian port.This amounted to less than 4,000 tons, and much of the cargo was reported to be in bad condition.There is also said to be but little prospect of grain from Roumania or Jugo-Slavia finding its way to the European markets in considerable quantities in spite of better transportation facilities and exchange.THE MINES IN SPRINGHILL IDLE TODAY Sheet Tender* Walk Oct and Tie Up Work at the Mine*.(Associated Press Despatch) SPRINGHILL, N.C., Jan.6.\u2014 Five hundred miners are idle in Springfield as the result of a -alk-out of sheet tenders yesterday.Efforts to patch up the trouble failed when it is said the management refused to See a delegation from the Springfield local.\tf The chief cause of the trouble was the refusal of the sheet tenders to j keep the miners inside the main i slope supplied with boxes.Their grievance is that they were ordered to tend two inclines in place of one, ! as they have geen doing.ThLs griev- | ance dates back to Inst August, when ; the management, it is claimed, prom- ' ised to take the matter up with the ; miners\u2019 executive to be straightened out, and did not do so.At a meeting of the Springfield local last night the matter was discussed and a delegation selected toj see the management to arrange mat-| terg so that work would be continued today.The men were refused an Interview, they said.A hurry-up call was sent to \"*reri-dent Baxter, of the U.M.W., who will arrive here today.It is claimed | that the Montreal agreement has been broken and the president has been asked to take a hand in ! straightening oat matters.POSSIBILITY OF FUTURE UNION OF SPANISH AND BELGIAN ROYAL FAMILIES Rumor in Madrid in Connection with Coming Vi*it of King Albert and Queen Elizabeth.(Associated Prens Despatch) MADRID, Jan.0.\u2014The posgihilitv of the future union of the Spanish : and Belgian Royal families is th* subject of a rumor in the circles of ! the aristocrats of Madrid in connec-I tion with the coming visit of King , Albert and Queen Elzabeth, and their daughter, the Princess Maria, who j will arri ve here in February.The succession of the dynasty has already been discussed, although th* Prince of the Asturias is not fourteen yet, while Princess Marie Is seventeen.MIBB PANKITURST-B AWE/\\ DIHM1H8KD.LONDON, Jan.0,\u2014An appeal by Miss Sylvia Pani hurst against the sentence at six months\u2019 imprisonment for attempt to cause sedition in the city was dismissed yesterday, count We are offering a special discount on all our big line of Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 Clothing, Furs and Alt Ready-to-Wear Goods; also our immense stock of Furniture, Mattresses, Bedding, comprising splendid values, must be sold to make room for new goods.We can furnish a Room of a Home.Let us quote prices.Tiis Eclienberg Company Sherbrooke Instalment Houce 19 Wellington St., North, Sherbrooke CueJuy écrite wilt iMlJou, (Pall fo PHILIP MORRIS 10 for 15 cents "]