Sherbrooke daily record, 2 février 1922, jeudi 2 février 1922

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.SHERBROOKE.QUE., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1922.Twenty-fifth Year.STATED THAT SCHOOL INSPECTORS UNDERPAID Conclave To Elect New Pope Opens\u2014Irish Leaders Meet GENERAL OPIwnIs THAT NEXT POPE WILL COME FROM MODERATE SECTION OF THE SACRED COLLEGE BUDGETDEBATEBROUGHTTOaOSE IN QUEBEC LEGISLATURE; CLAIMED SCHOOL INSPECTORS UNDERPAID Brig.-General Smart and Henry Miles Concluded the Debate Yesterday in Quebec House\u2014Military Member of the House Informed Government that School Inspectors Were Not Paid Sufficient Salaries\u2014He Also Stated that in His Opinion the Government Was Not Doing Enough for Elementary Education, and that Teachers Were Not Well Enough Paid.(Special to The Record) QUEBEC, QUE., February 2.\u2014Brigadier-General C.A.Smart, of Westmount, and Henry Miles, of St.Lawrence, Montreal, brought the budget debate to an end in the Assembly, yesterday, the military member of the House in terse language suggesting to the Government that while a surplus was a good thing to have at the end of the year, it was not well that such important officials as school inspectors should be notoriously underpaid and insufficiently provided with expenses.Mr.Miles contented himself with telling what a good government he followed and hoped the Government would continue to get big revenues from liquor, and believed this result would come about because those people who now have something in the cellar will soon be obliged to look to the Commission for replenishment.General Smart gave the House a comparison between this Province and other Provinces in regard to inspectors\u2019 salaries, showing that the amount paid here was $1,600 per year, with $500 for expenses, which the inspectors were able to collect only months after they had expended the money, whereas, in Nova Scotia inspectors received $2,500 per year and have an expense allowance of $400; in Manitoba the school inspectors get from $2,400 to $3,000 and have $780 for expenses; in British Columbia the salaries are from $2,800 to $3,000 and expenses of $780 per year; in Alberta the salaries run from $2,400 to $3,000 and expenses are approximately $1,000 per year; Ontario salaries are $3,000 and expenses $1,200, including bonus; and in Saskatchewan it is $2,400 to $3,000 and $1,200 for expenses.\u201cWhy should the Province of Quebec, the largest in Canada, pay less than any other Province, and then boast about a surplus?\u201d asked General Smart.NOT SUFFICIENT DONE FOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION General Smart did not think that enough was being done for elementary education.He claimed teachers are not well enough paid, and this was detrimental to the cause of education.When teaehers are happy and contented, the result is noted in the children.When they are sour and discontented, worrying about making both ends meet, it could not but be that the children suffered, for the child mind was in a plastic state.It had to be remembered, he went on, that the teachers were giving the beet they could, but it had to be remembered, also, that the Province is getting from the teachers only what is paid for.REFUSED TO GIVE GOVERNMENT FULL CREDIT General Smart denied that the Government was entitled to the credit for the good state in which the Province finds itself.This condition was due to the fact that people are frugal and industrious, more so than in any other Province in the Dominion, and the manufacturers and merchants had no equal.In this connection the speaker referred to the fact that of late French-Canadians had gone more and more into the industrial field, and their progress had been by leaps and bounds.To those who had been in France the similarity between the French-Canadians and the French peasants in the matter of industry and frugality could not but be strikingly noted.GENERAL SMART CLAIMED THAT THE GOVERNMENT HAD ENCROACHED ON THE MUNICIPAL SOURCES OF REVENUE General Smart said that the Civil, but he could see no more reasonable Service was badly underpaid, and1 tax than the one on corporations, if they were properly paid the and they could well bear the bur-surplus would not be so Wg.Anoth- den.er reason for the surplus was the ! As to the liquor question, Mr.fact that the Government had en-: Miles maintained that the Govem-roached on municipal sources of re- j ment had gone into the liquor busi-venue, such as motor taxes, which! ness impelled to do so because of he believed should be divided in re-i the moral aments made on it by ferring the various eour< os of rc- high authorities in the Province.Devenus, the member for Westmount ing brought into under the stress naid that the Government during the; of the moral side of the question, it course of the last year should have was their duty to make it a success, made some reduction, even tempor-j for it would be a disaster if it were arily, in the case of commercial cor-J to fail in operation.It was true a porations.\tj large revenue was estimated for Turning to the estimate of two the present, year, but ho believed millions on trade account from the! there would be very much greater liquor law.General .Smart said that, venue in the.future.The cellars of «(### *S #S # * & * GIVING MATTER OF AN EMBARGO ON ASBESTOS SERIOUS CONSIDERATION » » & » » - (Assoriated Press Despatch.) Ht QUEBEC, Feb.2.\u2014\u201cThe » #\tGovernment is giving the & W matter of an embargo on raw * #\tasbestos very serious consid- #\teration,\u201d stated Hon.L.A.# #\tTaschereau, Premier of the # ifc Province.\u201cW\u2019e are anxious to # #\tdo everything possible to % tfc build up an industry in manu- # #\tfactured asbestos products in # #\tthis province, so as to reap # #\tthe benefit of the great as- ^ #\tbestos deposits which this & #\tprovince contains.\u201d\t^ « « # * ELECTIONS AT C0ATIC00K; TWO KEEN CONTESTS Mr.D.S.Bachand Was Elected Mayor by Acclamation \u2014 Aldermen Were Elected.COATICOOK, Feb.2.\u2014(Special) \u2014Mr.D.S.Bachand was elected Mayor of the town by acclamation yesterday.Mr.Joseph Laliier was elected alderman by a majority of 72 over Mr.Caron for the East Ward.Mr.Guy Tillison was elected as alderman by a majority of 32 over Mr.Charles Akhurst for the West Ward.Mr.Arthur St.Cyr was elected as alderman for the North Ward by acclamation.Mr.Henry Nourse was re-elected as alderman recently.DELEGATES ARE ARRANGING FOR FINALWIND-UP Arms Conference Delegates Now Have Free Field for Action on Pending Far Eastern Questions & ##### TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA.(Associated Press Despatch.) GENEVA, Feb.2.\u2014Famine has reached such a terrible degree in the Orenburg District of Russia that people are killing each other and parents are eating their children says a telegi'am received here yesterday from a representative in Moscow of Dr.Nansen, head of the International Committee of Russian Relief.COMPASS FOR AIRPLANES (Associated Press Despatch.) WASHINGTON Feb.;L-Final :«?**#*\t* ***#*«; consummation of the naval limita-\t* tion treaty and settlement of the) INVENTION OF A NEW Shantung controversy gave the Arma delegates a free field for action today on pending Far Eastern questions and a crowded programme of committees and delegation meetings had been arranged to begin the final wind up of this branch of the conference negotiations.A meeting of the Far Eastern committee of the whole also had been called for later in the day.Prior to the committee session the It Uses Principle of \u201cRevolving Coiled Wire\u201d Instead of Magnetic Needle.(Associated Press Despatch.) WASHINGTON Feb.2.\u2014Experts The Conclave of the Sacred College Began Its Sittings Today \u2014Balloting Not Expected to Consume More than Two Days\u2014Crowds Gather in St.Peter\u2019s Square to Watch for the Telltale Smoke Wreaths from the Chimney of the Sistine Chapel, Where the Conclave Sits.delegations were meeting separately th® Bureau.of Standards have in to consider drafts of the two treat-j vented what is believed to be the ies into which it has been decided I completely successful airplane the agreements of Chinese questions1 J,omPa9S> anf* the Department of not included in the nine resolutions! Commerce announcement says it brought forward at the plenary ses-: rlow.13\tsuccessfully tried ou ion yesterday.One of these treat-es is to embody the resolution for revision of the Chinese tariff, and :,he other will deal with other agreements reached by the Far Eastern Committee.It was expected the committee would get around to discussion of the treaty drafts before adjourning today.*i.by the United States A.rmy Air Service.It uses the principle of the \u201crevolving coiled wire\u201d instead of the magneto needle.The value of the instrument was said to be its ability to respond instantly to the quick turns of evolutions of a plane.(Associated Press Despatch.) .ROME, Feb.2.\u2014The conclave of ! the Sacred College, which is j to choose a successor to Pope Benedict XV, began its sittings to- ! day.The fifty-two cardinals who arc m 1 Rome went into seclusion last night, ; and when the great oak barrier at the entrance of the court yard of St, Damaso was closed, they were cut off from communication with the outside world until their Sacred task was done.The balloting is not expected to consume more than two days, and the next Pope, in the consensus of l j opinion in Vatican circles, will come i | from among the moderate section of I the Sacred College, .either the \u201cir- ' reconcrcblos \" nor the \u201cpeace party\u201d which favors closer relations with the Italian stood to have FRENCH HELD IN RUSSIA ARE TO BE RELEASED Soviet Foreign Minister Says the Question of Dispute Between Russia and France Has Been Removed.Boundary Line To Be One Ot Tbe Chiet Subjects Taken Up By Premier Craig And Michael Collins At Conterence (Associated Press Despatch.) MOSCOW, Feb.2.\u2014Soviet foreign Government is under-' min\u2019ster Chitcherin in a caustically 8WW u, nave a chance to elect its forded note to Premier Poincare of candidate, the moderates holding | \u201c^despatched balance of power.Crowds gathered this morning in St.Peter\u2019s Square to watch for the tell tale smoke wreaths from the chimney of the sistine chapel, where the conclave sits.A ballot is taken Ion the morning and evening- of each day the conclave is in session, and these smoke puffs are the only indication to the watchers as to the pro- ELECTIONS HELD AT BEDFORD.(Special to The Record.) BEDFORD, Que., Feb.3.\u2014 The j town of Bedford elections held yes- | terdsy caused no little excitement, j there being no less than six candL i dates in the field for the three vacan- ; cies in the council.The result of j the voting finds Councillor N, A.; Best and J.E.Tremblay returned ; to the council, while Mr.C.O.Jones was elected to fill the remaining va-cancy.The results of the voting follow : ; N.A.Best 128 votes, C.O.Jones 123 votes, J.E.Tremblay 108 votes,! Martin Smith 99 votes, Isaac Meunier 98 votes and Wm.Corey 87 votes.PLÂNST0 BUILD MANY HOTELS IN SOVIET RUSSIA^ Another Important Matter Will Be the Fate of the Three Sinn Fein Prisoners Under Sentence of Death in the Londonderry Jail\u2014Stated that Premier Craig Will Bel tween the approximately two Requested to Stop the Executions.day, declares the French Government\u2019s action in approprating credits necessary for repatriating Russian solders now in France at last removes the question of dispute between Russia and France.The Minister says the French prisoners in Russia will be speedily repatriated through Poland.All Russian prisons and camps have been (Associated Press Despatch) .UBLIN, Feb.2.\u2014Several German Magnate Is Having Economic Survey Made Before Invading Russia.(Associated Press Despatch) BERLIN, Feb.2.\u2014Preparatory to an invasion of Soviet Russia, Herr Stinnes is conducting a comprehensive economic survey of that country through a number of German experts representing many callings j and professions.A delegation which j left Berlin for Moscow recently comprises financial, economic, commercial, transportation and agricultural experts, who have been com-missionpd by the German magnate to make a minute study of general conditions in Russia, with a view to it\u2018would appear.In view of the , revenue in the future.The cellars of t'ori 'which \"i's °to ^rtcrmFue^tho ex\" \u2022statement of the Prime Minister, those in ordinary circumstances still[L t , nature of bis oocrations in that if the profits were to be four exist, and when those «locks were1 The Soviet R^nublic ^\t° * millions a year, that\tthe people\tunhappily exhausted there would be\tTj,(1\tdelegation which\tis headed would stop drinking,\tor that the\ta very large increase in the numberL p*\tFeh^mann who\tIs Herr conscience of the\tGovernment,\tof customers at the doors of the liq-\tstinnes\u2019 RuS adviser\talso to- would be affected to\tsuch an ex-\tuor stores, and consequently, a\tcl'udes\tJacques Kraemer/ a\u2018 well tent as to bring down the price of, very much greater revenue would I known hotJ,, proprietor who will liquors.But General Smart did not accrue.It was only logical for the !\t.\tt,\u2018\t\u201e Il portant questions were await-j ® ing discussion by Michael! tfc Collins, head of the Provisional Irish j ft Government, and Sir James Craig, j # the Ulster Premier, at their meeting, here today.Probably the most ur-j ft gent matter was the fate of the; ft three Sinn Fein prisoners under | ft sentence of death in the Londonder-; ft ry Jail.Had they been confined in ft Southern Ireland, these men would ft have been released under the Anglo- ; ft Irish Treaty's workings, but .Lon-j ft donderry is within the Ulster juris- ft diction, and the law is taking its; ft course.The execution of the men has been fixed for February 9, and the scaffold is being erected in the prison.Premier Craig was to be asked to stop the executions.It was expected the boundary question also would be discussed during the interview.It seems to be the feeling here that if North Ireland is to stay out of a United Irish Parliament, it must give its assent to some rearrangement of the boundaries that will leave to Southern Ireland certain blocks of northern territory inhabited mainly by a population which refuses obedience to the Northern Government, that Government receiving in exchange some bits of Ulster now included in Southern Ireland, where there is a considerable Unionist population.ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ITALIAN GOVERNMENT HAS DECIDED TO RESIGN.(Associated Press Despatch.) ROME, Feb.2.\u2014The Italian Gevemment of Premier Bonomi has decided to resign, the semi-official Stefanni Agency announces.The Cabinet council met this morning to discuss the ft situation created by the at-* titude of the parliament, says ft the statement, and as a re-ft suit the Government\u2019s decis-ft ion to resign was reported.ft gress being made.When no election ; ordered by wireless to present lists is effected a little straw is burned ;\tlmpnsoned foreigners, with the voting papers, causing the ] smoke to assume a dark color.When ; a choice is finally made, the ballots.\\ burning alone, emit a thin wasp of ; light smoke.Until the election is ef- j feeted tfee only communication be-1 hun- i j dred and fifty persons in the Vatican j I and the outside world is through the ) I \u201crota\u201d or turning box at the entrance ! ; of the Court yard, and such com- j i munications as are made in this ¦way : are not allowed to come to the at-1 tention of the cardinals.Penalty for, Determined Effort Being Made to violation of this secrecy is excom- (\t-\t-\t\u2014 w munication.DISEASE HAS ATTACKED SOME OF BEST HERDS BELIEVE CONCLAVE WILL BE OF SHORT DURATION The confidence that the conclave would be of short duration is shared by Cardinal Gasparri, who m making provisions yesterday for the sustenance of the Cardinals, only provided menus for today, tomorrow and Saturday.Stamp Out the Foot and Mouth Disease in England.(Associated Press Despatch.) LONDON Feb.2.\u2014Over a thousand slaughterings have been announced since the outbreak of foot and mouth disease in England.The disease hao attacked some of the best herds of dairy cattle and num-Others, who believed the election erous pedigree flocks of sheep, York ^ ! would be brief, pointed out that the shire having suffered badly.In Si ; Cardinals generally were in favor of j this country some of the best short-a continuation of the late pontiff\u2019s i horns are threatened.ÿÿ | policy, and that there was therefore ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft \\ nothing to do but choose a man who _________________\u201e\t________ J follows that policy.SIR JAMES CRAIG WILL PROCEED TO LONDON (Associated Press Despatch) BELFAST, Feb.2.\u2014The first formal conference on Irish soil between POLICE CONTINUE WORK M0DERATE anc?H°LD BAL' ON TORONTO MYSTERY As the conclave convened it ap- _______ I peared that the \u201cirreconcilables\u201d c in- »L s n iL f r i headed by Merry del Val, and the Several Claim that Heath Ot ra- \u2018\u2018peace party\u201d under Gasparri shall ther of Murdered Bov Was eac.^ .coullt 0,1 twenty votes, the re- ! interested to deal with the more *\tmaining twelve constituting the j permanent aspect of the case in Accidental.\tmoderate section.\tview of the constant reoccurrence of The candidate of Merry del Val\u2019s ; the disease.I group was said to be Cardinal La- ! Fox hunting throughout the north of England has been stopped through the danger of the hounds being infected.Nearly all shows and sales of pedigree stock have been closed while all overseas trade has ceased.Breeders and raisers of thoroughbred cattle are demanding that a conference be called of all societies (Associated Press Despatch) | fontaine, while any one of Cardinals ; UNITED MINE WORKERS TORONTO, J eb.2.\u2014The police i Gasparri, Maffi or Ratti tvas said to: U/fl I HSIP TO ÇTAND TV I TT I are not through with the \u201cbeauty be acceptable to those favoring a! WILLlPUj IU a 1ANU WHÏ1 powder\u201d mystery, but in what\trc- rapprochement with the quirina!.\t!\tRAILROAD ORGANIZATIONS gard their activities are directed j Cardinal Laurenti was mentioned as\t!\t_______ they do not care to disclose.\ta candidate who might be put for-\tD\t\u2022 J s\tf\tw\tur l\tnr u That James Buchanan met\th i s 1 ward by the Moderates and fully\tr resident\t01\tIilinc\tWorkers\tWould by death by accident is argued by some j satisfy both of his relatives.Permission was yes-| factions.-?- year.General Smart referred to the organization of the Liquor Conimis-aion, in regard to statemonto referring to the fact that the Provincial Treasurer had uaid monthly statc-\u2022netnu could not be obtained.If the dommission was properly organized there was no reason why there should not be monthly statements, he declared.MR.MILES REPLIES TO CRITICISMS.Mr.Miles, replying, said that he felt that increased efforts of the Government for education would come in time and that elemental^ education would be well looked after.The Government was alive to the situation, he claimed.He did not believe that a portion of tho tax on motor vehicles should liquors.think there would be a diminution Government to use every effort to in tho consumption, and he felt sure ! raise, its monopoly of business in the that there was no danger of the | Province a commercial success.Government\u2019s conscience making it-: There was no use bandying words self troublesome; consequently the, about it.It was a business and whole reason for the small amount, must, bo made a success.They wore of two millions estimated was to operating an enormous business and have a surprise at the end of the ! it was all very well to talk of returns being made monthly or weaker- ly, but it was an absolute impossib-is- ility in a business such as they were conducting.General Smart\u2014\u201cHow about the G.P.R.?\u201d IMPOSSIBLE TO HAVE MONTHLY RETURNS.Mr.Mile»\u2014\u201cI have not posted in this house as a railway operator as yet, but I do not pretend to know something of business and you cannot operate a business of twenty or thirty millions a year, involving thousands of shipments, varying in supervise the organization of a chain of hotels, for which Stinnes is said to be seeking a concession from the Soviet Government in anticipation of an early influx of trade representatives and tourists into Pet-rograd and Moscow.TEN BURNED AS RESULT OF EXPLOSION ON SHIP Were Cleaning Oil Burners of Empress of Scotland\u2014AH Ten Men Rendered Unconscious.NEW YORK Fob.2.\u2014Ten men were more or loss serioualy burned by an explowion in the engine room of the Canadian Pacific.Liner, Empress of Scotland, docked in her North River pier ,tills morning.The every possible manner, and havoj men were engaged in cleaning oil monthly returns.\u201d\tbumora on the olg voimel, when a Mr.Miles said that the article* he ; back draft carried n spark Into the had written about the administrai-! mixer» and Ignited the Inflammable ion of the liquor law had dealt only! mixture of air and vaporized oil, So with alcohol for industrial purposes, j violent wo» tho comunwlon that an and ho believed that ho had done] Iron door of tho engine room was go to the municipalities.There wn* tho province a service which tho| wrenched from its hinge» ami the a much wider range for utilizing Commi'wlnn had appreciated.\tI shock was felt in all parts of the that revenue that satisfying the do- He believed that tho liquor law vos«ol, airo of some municipalities to escape could he advantageously amended! Tho injured men, all of whom mai conc,iIAI\u201cB\tterday afternoon sought of Chief ^ pfr'nr- «t* icTh\u201c t Pro vis ion af Government of the Irish; hold experiments in the home of Free*8State, will be held this after- Buchanan to show that his death noon in Dublin.Premier Craig, accompanied by his secretary, LieutenanNColonel W.B.Spender, left this morning for Dublin, where the conference will be held in tho City Hall.Following the meeting, Sir James will proceed to London.was not a suicide.Any experiments carried out will be under direction of the Crown.NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT ARRESTED.(Asiociated Pre»» De»p»tch.) BELFAST, Feb.2.\u2014 Michael Tobin, Belfast correspondent for the Dublin Freeman\u2019s Journal, was arrested today by officer of the Irish Republican Army in Westport, County Mayo, and is detained in a local barracks for reporting a sermon by Archbishop Gilmartin denouncing the recent outrages in Belfast.\t, Tobin, who is prominent ao a nowspapermnTi, has been ordered sent to Dublin, ^______ MANY AUTOIST8 RESCUED FROM SNOW\u2019S (Aisoelated Pr«»s Despatch.) France Will Be Officially Represented At The Economic Conterence At Genoa Assurance of France\u2019s Attendance Given in Communication from Foreign Office, Which Lets It Be Known that France Is Already Committed as a Member of the Supreme Council.(Associated Press Despatch) rknown yesterday by a telegram sd- PAR.IS, Feb.2.\u2014France will bo j dressed to Rome that she accepted officially represented at the In- 1 the invitation to participate in the ternational Economic and Fin- Conference at Genoa, ancial Conference in Genoa early \"As the Premier explained in the next month\tChamber of Deputies, Premier Bon- Tho assurance of France's ntton- omi, in convoking the conference, dance was given in a communient- merely executed the decision taken Ion from the foreign office, which ; at Cannes by the Allied Powers, indoc» not say In so many words that ; chiding Franco.It Is in the name of ' France will be represented, but le'-s the Supreme Council that he sent the .:i\t4* 4» \u2022'r\t4- M Wm.Gilchrist is reported to be im-\tLIdd I i L)Wf\\ Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Priest spent * Sunday School convenes at 10je^s* y°u can u®0.the week-end in Montreal.The hockey team journey to Richmond on Saturday to play their fourth league game.Friday afternoon the juniors of the Congregational Sunday School met with Mrs.Blier.There was a fair attendance and the long await-I ed pictures of present missionary staff received.A certain amount of proving after a very serious attack;\t_______ ______________________________________ ___ of erysipelas.\tj Miss Marie Hovey and Miss Shir J sewing was done \"and\"'refreshments Miss Kerr is spending a few days\tley Smith, of Newport Vt, spent\tserved.In Melbourne at the home of her sis-\tthe week-end with Mrs.Edith\tA skating party was\theld Friday ter, Mrs.H.Whitten.\tHovey.\tevening, January\u2019 27th, at the rink Mrs.WHbur Fowler, of Bridge-\tSeveral people of this vicinity are\tand later adjourned to\tthe\tCongro- hurg, Ont., is spending some time\tnow slowly recovering from la\tRational Church basement\twhere a with her sister, Mrs.Angus Burrill, grippe.\tjolly crowd amused themselves and \u2019\t.- -\tMr.Morton Walker and Mr.Stan- earned funds for the Societys\u2019 treas- iey Jordan are doing the sawing for ury, the neighbors in this vicinity.Mr.\u2022 Don\u2019t forget the dance in the Town Walker has a new machine and good Hall, Eaton Corner, on Tuesday, Feb.work is being done.\ti 7th, 1922.Planche\u2019s Orchestral Tick-\u2019 The Way\u2019s Mills \u201cY\u201d Society\u2019 mem- $F00.bers are all invited to meet'at the \u201eTlle Women\u2019s .Missionary Society Appetite Good, Gained 20 lbs.Could Not Feel Better From a nervous wreck this man was restored to health, strength, and happiness.He tells his own story in this letter.Mr.Ralph A.Roberts, Loverna, Sask., writes:\t\u2022 In 191/ I Had lost all appetite, failed 25 pounds in weight, become very nervous and ebaky and in fact given up all hope of recovery.For some time 1 had suffered from constipation, which kept getting worse, until 1 was fast becoming a total wreck.Doctors and their drugs were sending me to my grave at the age of 39.Then I read about people being restored by Dr.Chase's Medicines and after three months' use of Dr.Chase's Nerve Food and Kidney-Liver Fills I found that my bowels were restored to normal movement each day and the constipation was no more.I had a good appetiie.had gained 20 pounds and could not fee! better.1 shall always be graterB for these benefits.\" Dr.Chase's Nerve Food, 50c a box; Dr.Chase\u2019s Kidoey-Lrver PiîU, 25c a box, all dealers or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Ltd., Toronto.home of their president, Miss Doris 0?the Congregational Church met in Davidson, on Saturday evening, Feb.t*le Church parlors.Mrs.Gale prc-l - a \"*asonAc Lodge.4th.\t) sided.Mrs.Seale and Mrs.Woodside | All members are especially\u2019 re- îac^ the meeting in charge.Fine pa-quested to be present for comfort pers were read and considerable bust- o\u2019clock in the Parish Hall.Choral i .On,e °T, tV° teasP00al\u2019u1s of Mul-Communion and address at n.oo «^lod will cleanse the hair and scalp o\u2019clock, and at 7 o\u2019clock evensong ; thoroughly.Simply moisten the hair and sermon.The Rector, Rev.Ian :\twater and rub it in.It makes A.R.Macdonald, who will conduct :al' abundance of rich, creamy lather, the services for the day, will be as-1 which rinses out easily, removing slated by the lay-reader, Mr.H.|evMT particle of dust dirt dandruff Weston Parry\ta11® excessive oil.The hair dries The annual meeting of the Junior! quickly and evenly and it leaves the Guild and W.A.of St.Peter\u2019s!a™1, \\he ha*r and Church will be held in the Parish d11^, bright, lustrous, fluffy and Hall on Friday afternoon, February,6X1 ^ manage.3rd, at 3.16 o\u2019clock.All membera \u201eYo?can ^ Mulsified cocoanut and officers are requested to at- °5* shampoo at any pharmacy, its t,em}\tvery cheap, and a few ounces will Choir practice of St.Peter\u2019s ' ^'PP^ every member of the fnmily Church is being held in the chureh\tBc.s.llr® >\u2019?u «et Mulsi- on Saturday evenings at 7.15 *lei will make fall jiM of f M y A Burtn on Wednesday thia reeorr.mendation for tEe benefit of thoee who are euffering from this terrfblo com-piaint, erzema.\" B.B.B.put up only by The T.MObum Co., Limited- Toronto, Ont.-\t.\tSawyerville, and Mrs.Harry Ord, toe bereaved husband, parents and.from East Angus, were calling on only sister.\tfriends here recently.Mr.W.T.Jamieson, from East! Angus, spent the week-end in town | with friends.This community was saddened to\tC- Lowery were; hear of the death of Mrs.Lewis H.Utoeats at Mr James Lowery\u2019s, Saw-i FOB 0ÏSPEPTO SIDE-STEP Wfcf Paa* r»\tJar ol JJrinr Wh*n Btaarti* D^tpcptla Tafcl-la Can Im Ha4 Wbmwrr Thvnfo a Dmrr-it.Many a roan waadar* almlewly at m*al tin* b*taua« h* haa fowd-fri*ht.A Steart\u2019s tatiLL Dyiywli TahV» wooM tor* *wJi a t*o back trite hla old «trid* and\thirr\tOTt tbc/iV play, \u201cBtar Bright.\u201d mnptty and itrairtt Into whero h« knewi The Boy Scouts played hockey ha w»rt» te *» bat f**n tha rmait Km' with .Magog on Saturday, resulting wbat Tr'> u \\ hii mo.her in Montreal the at the home of Mrs.Edwin F.Cur- r.ms\" th oe months, returned to Mr.rie, this afternoon, February 1st.H.Cumming\u2019s on Saturday.February hat.\tI Mira.Cco.McClay and two child- The motion picture benefit night, ven spent Tuesday in Knowlton, with in aid of the Bedford High School her parents.Library, was a great success.Fif-j Mr.Alfred Taylor has completed \u201cPAPER ROSES\u201d (BY RUBY M.AYRES) There will he an old fashioned dance in an old fashioned way at the Foster Kali, Friday night, Feb.3rd.Bill $1.Ladies please bring lunch.WEST SHEFFORD Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Allard, of Montreal, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.R.S.Bell ty-two dollars being the net pro ceeds.Home-made candy was sold by the pupils during intermission.Miss Sefveright, Principal of the High School, is taking a keen inter-esst in all school matters, and is deserving of the liberal interest and support which she is receiving.There will be a regular communication of Bedford.Lodge No.60, A.F.and A.M.Q.R^to be held at the Masonic Hall, Bedford on Monday the work on the interior of the Church of the Good Shepherd.Much credit is due Mr.Taylor for the artistic and neat way in which the work was done, and to the Ladies\u2019 Guild for financing the work.Mr.J.R.Gillam is not enjoying good health this winter.Service on Sunday next at 10.30 a.m.followed by a celebration of Holy Communion.Mr.Alfred Brett, of South Bolton, NOYAN REGULAR SERVICES.Portia në-Hifclü&x-G Ua jow From Portland\tFrom Halifax | Mar.30 .Cassandra .Apr.1 Apr- 18 .Saturnia .Apr.15 Montreal To Glasgow May 6\t|\tJune 2 |\tJune\t30\t.\t.\tCa&sandra May 19\tj\tJune 18 |\tJuly\t14\t.\t.\t.Saturnia June 28\t\\\tJuly 21 |\tAug.\t18\t.Athenia Halif ax-Londonder ry-Glacgow Mar.6\t.Algeria Halifax-Plymouth,\tCherbourg & Hambourg ) Mar.9\t.Saxon ia Apr.10\t(Omit*\tCher,\tcall) .Caronia Mr.E.G.Fadden was a successful exhibitor at the St.Albans Poultry Show held recently, winning five firsts, two seconds and two special prizes.The Canadians were successful competitors and carried off many important and valuable prizes.EAST HILL evening, February 6th, at 7.30 j was a recent guest of Mr.and Mrs.* o\u2019clock sharp.Brother H.A.Mit- H.Cummings, chell, of Montreal, will give a paper that on Masonry.Past Masters note Grand Lodge convenes February 8th.Refreshments will be served.Miss Addie Hastings entertained the members of the Dramatic Club at her home here on Friday evening last, in honor of one of their members, Mrs.Arthur E.Hickey, who is leaving Bedford to live in Montreal.Mr.Andrew S.McCaw was elected President of the Club to succeed Mr.Hickey.Miss Hastings at the close of the evening served delicious refreshments, asisted by Mrs.Robert V.Russell.Mrs.A.W.Sheltus and Miss Cath-of Hillcrest leen Sheltus are spending some SUTTON The W.C.T.U.held its monthly >eting Tuesday, January 31.Mrs.Rough, in the absence of the Evan- CHAPTER X.(Continued.) \u201cIt\u2019s no use arguing about what might have been.T can\u2019t undo the past.You know, I\u2019d give my right hand if I could bring Rosalie back, but-\u201d Mr.Fergerson turned on him sharply \u201cYou mean that?\u201d he asked.There was a sort of poignant anxiety in his voice.For a moment the two men eyed one another, then- \u201cNo,\u201d said Rorie, in a low voice.\u201cNo, I don\u2019t mean it.\u201d He drew a deep breath.\u201cNu, I don't mean it,\u201d he said again, doggedly.\u201cAh!\u201d Mr.Fergerson dropped back into his deep chair; he looked rather grim.Rone paced the cozy room with agitated steps; from time to time he glanced at the lawyer, almost suspiciously it seemed.Presently he came to an abrupt stand in front of him.\u201cHave you heard anything down at Bedmund?\u201d he asked suddenly, \u201cAnything fresh, I mean.\u201d Old Fergerson met his gaze composedly.\u201cIf you believe I am keeping any- .n.uugn, in me aosence oi me ü/van- t,\tdown gelistic Superintendent, _ conducted\t^ ^ the half hour devotional exercises.She spoke splendidly on the subject of the church, sending home many truths reminding the members that they should all try to make the church a growing and strong church.The business meeting opened with the president in the chair.At roll call each member responded by reading clippings furnished by Mrs.Mrs.Lord, secretary, read Mr.Ernest Tibbitts, oi mnereso\t\u201c\u201c\u201cpM l?oU2.V Farm, has been very busy getting, time m Montreal, the^ue^of them j\tnte9 of ^ Dec\u20acmber- friends.'\t! *n£ an.d Yere.accepted- It was Miss Bessie Batchellor, of Mont- CUNARD Canadian Sernea SUMMER SAILINGS 1922.MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL j May 6\tj\tJune\tId\t|\tJuly 15 .\t.Alkania | May 20\tj\tJune\t24\t;\tJuly 29 .\tTyrrhenia , July 8\t|\tAug.\t12\tI\tSept.16 .\t.Ausenia | Montreal To Plymouth.Cherbearr and Lendan out timber and drawing logs to Call\u2019s Mill for the new bam that he is going to build this coming summer.Messrs.Chisholme Metiginy and H.J.Tibbitts helped him to finish, so he can continue his duties at Mr.Ben Wilson\u2019s.Guests recently entertained at Mr.I May 13 1 June 17 May 27 j July 1 | July 22 Aug.5 And an La | An tori* | uiiesus recenuy enuertatmeu at iw-r.| .i ~\tIn**» in +V»p A.Laflamme\u2019s were Mr.Jim Shep- ^ ^ar of *e\u2019r t®en^® 1°?\u2019 I\" ™e o-ri Mv AiLovt finor-Hn an/f Miss I recent fire atNotte Dame de Ur-race, moved to send a letter of sympathy real, spent the week-end at the; te\ttee loss of home of her aunt here, Mrs.Samuel j ^er ,r?P * * + * Stanstead College Notes * WAS RECORD MONTH FOR SUNSHINE SOLDIERS\u2019 SETTLEMENT.Raports have been made of trying about, condtticT.s among many of the re- j turned soldiers who have been set- ; Paraphrasing tied «» fame under the Soldiers\u2019\tbe defined as the SetXlemant Act.\ti P1*c\t8 Scotchman gets his The «nail crop 3 $2,49 75 pairs of Children\u2019s Shoes in Tu.i Calf, Black Calf and Kid Bools, regular $3.00 to $4.00.To clear, price.100 pairs of Children\u2019s Shoes in Black, Tan, Patent Leather, etc.Regular $2.50, $2.76 and S3.00.\tÇ1] 05 To clear, price OTHER LINES AT $1.49 AND $1.75 See Wind ow Display.M.J.Choquette 72a North Wellington St.Opposite His Majesty\u2019s Theatre.however, is that caused by will bo given by Prof.È, E.Booth-! Mrs.Holt, Mr.ana> < as speedily as possible \" *'ick.2.W E Armstrong, 3, Vie- Mr.and Mrs.Albert Rolfe.Mr.Is-toria P.F.Pullet\u20141, 2, 3 and 4, irael and Rufus Rolfe.Mr.J.and L.\u2022Berwick.\tHooker.Dudrwell ; Mr.George Silver Cup Winner*.\tRolfe, Mr.and Mrs.S.B Warner,, Beat display ft.f.Rede.C.C.! Mr.and Mrs.O-sscar Rolfe, East An.Hurt Rock Island.Bert display gu» ; Mr.and >lr- :f.Winslow, White Wyandotte*.C.E.Dodds,I Eaton Corner ; Mr.H.Wmgett, Mr.*.\u2014 Best1 and Mrs.W H.Stacey, Lennoxviile; gwinden, Mr.Tompson, Sand Sherbrooke.Sweepstaket \u2014 Best'and pen in show, D H Sboekwell, Stan- Mrs.f.tead, tBarred Rocks.)\tHill.THE BEAR WILL NOT SEE HIS SHADOW TODAY \u2018Tts ar 'll wind that blowe nobody good,\u201d i- a maxim that still holds \u2022fray a* a pacifier and it can be ¦toed today with goof effect, for it i* CandierKks.the day when Mr.Bruin awake», yawn», stretches himself and aaliiç* forth from his wir-te.niiarte'i to take a look at the exercise wor d people ha\u2019-e been enduring all charge winter Then if he %*«* hi* own shadow he mutter* 1 A>.weeks more of GREENLAY turna to his cc-s himself witi 'Ug \u2022i.eep, and ro heme, and pr pi»w« Today, however, in thi* «faction of the country, he wiii not have \u2019 tha opportunity of seeing hi* shad .oa-telf.for it is a dour day indeed, ir.reading Next meeting Will be pot* tne otner ski* win win toe w*r ) Although it may be the beginning of ' held at the home of the president, PARAGRAPHS A no if tot submarine capta.\u2019\u2019 ce»* clow up a merchant ship, we tup- light lunch of sucking hi*|oi thi On Monday evening the Young PeopleV, Society of the Co-operativ* Sunday School* held their weekly meeting at the home of Mr.and Mr*.J.W.Bate, the president, presiding.Ml J N.(.a -v;»T :ed the devotional id Mies M.Fowler had the topic, reading tho first chapter-, of the book selected for rtudy.Remarks and prayer by Rev.Y.J Ratten followed At the bus;:.' - - meeting it was decided to take up 'he subject of Missions, at f the meetin gs each month un-e month of May.The books for ibrary have been rec«ive/i by, - MacKenzie Paige, and v/ill| be ready for those interested the Mr.SOCf Many a woman who should be »t-ong and healthy, full of life and energy, is bound by the shackles of ill-health Some disease or constitutional disturbance has left ite mark in the form of a weak heart, shattered nerves, impoverished blood and an exhausted condition of the whole system.In WILBURN\u2019S HEART AND NERVE RILLS they will find a remedy that will apply food for the exhausted nerve;;, one that will strengthen and regulate the weak heart and invigorate the whole system.Mrs.W W\t1» S««ton St.To- r-vnlo Out., writes:\u2014\"I w*4 left with a wralc ht*ri\u201e*n«l in a run down «ondition from lh« \"flu.My n«r«»s »«re badly ihat.-*.»rrof«rior.United Shad- Co.Dept 23, 4S Bond St.Toronto.Canada.___________ PITMAN\u2019S\tSHORTHAND.TYPEWRIT- ing.Bookkeeping.Commercial Correspondence, Complete Business Training.Private individual lessor*.Prospectus on application.Frank Dudley.Cert P.S., 74 Frontenac Street, 122S-W.I 1ST YOUR PROPERTY OR BUSINESS J tor sale to J.0.Darche.Salesman of Experience, 8A Wellington So.City.\\ IT ANTED TO RENT-S-ROOM MODERN ' \u2019 house with all conveniences.North Ward.Apply furnishing particulars ; also garage.Record Box 74.\\XT ANTED TO EXCHANGE-IMPERIAL ^ ^ Symphonian Music Box, with ten records.for Victrola.Will pay difference.Box 294 Lennox villa Have you a tenement or store to rent?Let J.O.Darche do it for you.Big waiting list Realty Office, SA Wellington So.Phone 16?9-W.VIT ANTED \u2014 FROM THREE TO SIX \u2019 \u2019 dean, bright rooms with verandah or gallery, centrally located, now or later, for couple without children.Must be moderate.Write Box 69 Record.TT\u2019rANTED TO RENT FOR MAY 1ST\u2014 \u2019 \u2019 Self-contained or semi-detached house, six or eight rooms, modern conveniences, North Ward.C.D.Medier.Royal Bank.; comer King and Wellington Sts., City.IYTANTED IMMEDIATELY\u2014THREE OR ^ four room heated flat, furnished or unfurnished.Apply to Record Box 84.TTTANTED\u2014FLAT OR TENEMENT FOR young married couple.Occupation May 1st Box 81 Record.^LF-CONTAINED BRICK HOUSE ON ^ Main St, Lennoxvilie, to rent, including garage, stables and very large garden.Will make an ideal residence suitable for business purposes ; also small warehouse on Depot St, Sherbrooke.Phone 383-W.Mrs.B.Cohen.VJTORE TO LET.NO.7 WELLINGTON ^ St, from April 1st.Apply Kuahner's Store, corner of King and Wellington Sfaa.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS BIRTHS.RITCHIE\u2014At the Ottawa Maternity Hospital, on Feb.1st, to Mr.and Mrs.T.F.Ritchie, a daughter, (Janet.) IVES\u2014At Sherbrooke Hospital, on Feb.1st, a son to Mr.and Mrs.Carroll S.Ives.BISHOP\u2014A son to Mr.and Mrs.C.Guy Bishop, 21 Magog St., on Feb.2nd, 1922.DEATHS.PHELAN\u2014Died Sat, Jan.28th, at Black Walnut, Turnerville, Ga., Elizabeth Ellen Phelan, aged 36 years.BOWLING CURLING TTOUSE TO LET.LENNOXXV1LLB\u2014 -LA EUrht-room home on Church utreert, vèrr warm, with lug* garden and well shaded lawn.Record Box 76.1 TENEMENT, SEVEN ROOMS AND bathroom : hot water furnace.18 Montcalm St.Poeeeaaion May Ist 1 TENEMENT, SIX ROOMS AND BATH-room ; hot water furnace.17 Montcalm St.Poaaeasion May lat.TWO SIX-ROOMED SELF-CONTAINED houses to let by May 1st on Montreal St., 96 and 108.Apply Kuahner\u2019s Store LAUDER\u2014At 48 Vermont Ave.Toronto, on January 31st, 1922, John Baird Lauder, aged 20 years, grandson of Mrs.John Baird, ^ Sherbrooke.GALE\u2014Entered into rest at the Sherbrooke Hospital, Wed.Feb.1.Mattie Weir Gale, at the age of 64 years, beloved wife of the late Edward Gale.Body will be removed Friday morning from Lord\u2019s Undertaking Parlors to the G.T.R.morning train, for funeral and interment at Danville, on arrival of train.CICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO let; two young men preferred.Apply to 19 Aberdeen Ave., or phone 1760-J.FOR SALE.BURNISHED ROOM TO LET IN NORTH Ward.Apply to Record Box 86.I \u2014 \u2022\u2022 .\u2014\u2014.¦ ¦\t\u2014 ¦ ¦¦ ^ORDWOOD FOR SALE\u20142 FT.WOOD and 16-inch wood.H.It.Roes, 676-J, Sherbrooke.Phone LOST AND FOUND.SMALL BLACK AND WHITE STRIPE purse k*t between Ball.Brooks.Gordon, King and Grove Sts.Please return to Box No.*2 Record and receive reward.4 BLACK VELVET HAND BAG CON-tain ing small amount of money, keys and receipts, lest this morning on Bel vider e or King Sts.Finder please return to Record Office.HAY! HAY! HAY I ALL KINDS IN stock : car straw just arrived.Write T.B.Howard, Lennoxvilie, Que.Phene 42-W for prices car lots.I REMINGTON \u201cINVISIBLE\u2019\u2019 TYPE-writer, standard keyboard, $35 ; one same style, later model.$55.Both in perfect order.C.H.Fees, Sherbrooke.OAVE MONEY\u2014BUY REMNANTS FROM ^ us at one-third regular price.Silk, prints, cotton, cloth for ladies' and gent\u2019s suits, also great bargains in limited stock of ready-made clothing bought at 25 cents on the dollar.N.Zahaib, Remnant Store, 3 Windsor St., East City.CARD OF THANKS.We wish to thank our many friends for i their kindly iKsistdnce and sympathy in our trouble, also those who aent flowers, and the singers who so kindly came from East Angus.MR.ANT) MRS.J.P.ROLFE, MR.AND MRS.H.J.ROLFE.MR.AND MRS.F.D.MARSTON.MR.AND MRS.O.W.AVERY, MR.AND MRS.H.F.ROLFE.MR AND MRS.D.J.ROLFE.IN MEMO HI AM.In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister.Agnes Crowell Hollinshead, who left us for a better home two years ago today.\u201cOh! for the touch of a vanished hand.And the sound of a voice that is still.\u201d FATHER AND MOTHER.BROTHERS AND SISTERS.Highwater, Feb.2, 1922.ONE LIGHTNING EVAPORATOR FOR sale, 40 x 10 ft., S50 buckets, spouts and cover», storage tanks, sugaring-off rig, etc., all in good condition and cheap to quick purchaser.Apply H.A.Baldwin, R.R.3.i Coati cook.Que.iQ1 Life Insurance Notice Let ue take the worry about the future welfare of yon* family away from you.For a yearly deposit we will guarantee your wife or loved one from $50 to $100 a BMKsth as long æ they live.Get a Canada Life policy in your fccroe.We have a policy to suit every reed, and will gladly explain them to you.THE CANADA LIFE INS.CO.\u2019 Sherbrooke.W.w.FOOTE, District Representative.Phones 438\u2014275-J.AGENTS WANTED.SITUATIONS VACANT.\\yE WANT RELIABLE AGENTS TO » ?sell our well-known fruit and ornamental trees ; good pay.exclusive territory rights.Our agency Is valuable.Writ» for particulars.Pelham Nursery Co., Toronto, Ont._________________________________ Boys and girls wanted\u2014about 14 in every town, who would like to earn from 60c.to $1.00 a day.For particulars write enckeing 3c.fetamp to Box 52, Lake Megantic.LD JAPANESE SCREEN OF BLACK silk, hand worked, and old mahogany chest of drawers for sale.A.MacKinnon, j 195 McManamy Ave., Sherbrooke.ONE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE AT East Angus\u20147 1-3 octave, rosewood case, in good order.Stool and music book ! included.Special price, $75.Sold on easy terms.H.C.Wilson & Sons, Limited.IN MEMORIAM.In loving memory of ray dear friend, Jean Matheson.who departed this life, February 2nd, 1921.This day brings back the memory Of a loved one laid to rest, And those who think of her today Are the one?who loved her beet, We know the years, be they many or few.Shall be filled with remembrance, Dear Jean, of you.One year has passed since that sad day, God called the one I loved away, Forget her, no, I never wall.For in my heart she liveth atilL Ihe blow was great, the shock severe, I little thought her death so near.But only thoee who have loet can tell.The pain of parting without farewell.LADIES PLAYED OPENING MATCH The lady curlers opened their schedule yesterday with great auc> cess.The results was as follows: Mrs.W.G.Cross, Mrs.Stevens, Mrs.A .W.Reid, Mrs.Alex Ross (Skip)\u20148; defeated Miss Beerworth, Mrs.C.Campbell, Mrs.T.Reod, Mrs.Gordon Miller (Skip)\u20143.The following game is scheduled for this afternoon at 2.30 p.m, : Miss Edwards, Mrs* Moffatt, Mias Haight, Mrs.A.Wiggett (Skip) vs.Mrs.Reynolds, Miss Mor-isetie, Mrs.Christie, Mrs.J.P.Watson (Skip.) Tomorrow's game will be played at 4 p.m., the following links being matched : Miss W.Wiggett, Mrs.Whitman, Mrs.G.Edwards, Mrs.Webster (Skip) vs.Mrs.W.J.Wiggett, Mrs.Kinkead, Mrs.Mollard, Miss Hunt (Skip.) FIRST HALF OF SCHEDULE FINISHES TONIGHT The following games were played last night: Ray Marchant, J.D.Sangster, N.D, Cuscadden, Neil Dinning (Skip) \u20145, was defeated by F.J.Hebert, P.McCullough, R.J.Costley, J.B.Beach (Skip)\u20147.John Nicol, D.J.Stalker, A.H.Baker, W.H.Downs (Skip)\u20143, defeated C.O.Stenson, C.C.Duns-more, C.S Ives, N.L.Wiggett (Skip)\u20145.L.J.Rouleau, A.W.Reid, R.Me-Fadden, M.F.Thompson (Skip)\u201410, defeated H.W.Reynolds, A.L.Windsor, A.Spafford, N.F.Dinning (Skip)\u20142.E.G.Lawrence, H.S.Lawrence, Another, L.MacGannon, F.Briggs (Skip)\u20146; defeated T.G.Haultain, C.G.Bryant, A.Nother, Jas.Craig (Skip)\u20143.Games to be played tonight 7.30 p.m.\u2014Dr.F.Bradley vs.W.H.Brent; R.H.Fuller vs.F.Vaughn.9.00 p.m.\u2014Geo.Carson vs J.K.Edwards; W.H.Fuller vs.R.Mc-Marray.These games bring the first half of the schedule to a close.DOLLARD WON THREE STRAIGHT Dollard and C, A.Regal both won three straight from C.A.National and East Shorbrooke respectively In games played last night.The scoring was only mediocre and Lacroix, for Dollard, was individual high with 217, as well as having the high aggregate total with 584.In the game between East Sherbrooke and C.A.Regal, Gauthier of Regal, was individual high with 212 and also aggregate high with C12.The scores were as follows: DOLLARD Bilodeau .\t169\t136\t201\u2014606 Lacroix \t\t182\t217\t165\u2014564 Claisse \t\t138\t140\t101\u2014439 D.Roy \t\t161\t129\t170\u2014460 Ouellette .,\t138\t160\t158\u20144461 Total\t\t778\t772\t886.2406 C.A.NATIONALE\t\t\t Langlois .,\t120\t127\t144\u2014391 Rioux \t\t173\t108\t174\u2014615 Bouchard .\t112\t197\t123\u2014432 Dufault\t\t119\t111\t112\u2014342 A.Albert .\t140\t139\t148\u2014427 Total\t\t664\t742\t701-2107 EAST SHERBROOKE\t\t\t Phillips\t\t84\t144\t117\u2014345 Kinder\t\t166\t145\t112\u2014423 Robinson .\t140\t163\t174\u2014477 Carrier\t\t113\t129\t133\u2014376 Bourguignon .\t130\t90\t127\u2014347 Total\t\t633\t671\t663-1967 C.A\tREGAL\t\t Dupuis\t\t110\t141\t108\u2014359 Labrecque .\t143\t141\t165\u2014439 Lesperanse .\t128\t189\t140\u2014457 Gagne \t\t129\t134\t139\u2014402 Gauthier ,, .\t153\t147\t212\u2014612 Total \t\t663\t752\t734-2169 Toronto, Ontario.EVA SAWYER.DO YOU WANT TO CATCH FOXES?I catch fifty in one month.I am giving the straight dope.Write to Wells A- Hadley.Stanstead.Que.NOTICE.HAY \u201cSome efcipTxr-E Mil pr-.c»\u2014sot hay.Thera are plenty of buyers who don't boy hay.\u201d \u2014They bny prise».\"' Taking çnaüty and service into oonsidera-teoî, I beliete I am in a better position to care of y oar hay resucrements than ar.y other ikipper.HUGH M.SCOTT, 21! McGill Street, Montreal.Whereas, Roy Eîlwood, an adopt- f ed boy, has left me without any just cause, I shall not be responsible for any debt contracted by him, or any mischief committed by him.JOHN E.MORRISON.Spring HO!.Que.Returned Men G.W .V.A.Paep]« wfco*e electric be:I«T light», or wiring steed putting in order, can get the sente*» of an expert electrician by ringing up Fboi.e No.2, G.W.V A- Boomt.Second-hand clothing of a.1 kind» grxtefuliy received and carefully dj*-tribnrted.Portieres - Cretonnes Window Drapes Eiderdown Comforters For Rent Store in Record Block Now occupied by L\u2019Elite Millinery Parlors Available, May 1st.Especially suitable for insurance or financial office.Apply DAILY RECORD pi: AD Y MIXED PAINT, FIRST QUALI-ty, $2.89 gallon ; same paint for floor, £2.55 ; Varnish, $2.64; Pure White Lead, Government standard, $12.99 by 100 lbs ; Window Glasses, example, 7^ x 8H, 2Vi,c.; 5x10,\t2*ic.;\t8x12,\t3 l-3c.each, etc.Wenceslaa Thaovette & Ox, 237 St- P&ui East, Montreal.Main 7331._____MALE HELP WANTED.Make money at home\u2014$15 10 *eo paid weekly for your spare timt writing show cards for us.No canvassing.We instruct and supply you with work.West»-Angus Showcard Service, 25 Colborne Bldg., Toronto.and other house furnishings that wi!! not wash, will dry clean beautifully.Try our service.Sherbrooke Laundry and Dry Cleaners 91 Frontenac Street Phone 169.OFFICES TO RENT| in Canadian Bank of Commerce New Building WELLINGTON SQUARE A few moat detirable office» left at J22.50 per month, including heat, elevator and janitor aervice- AppTy Edwards Realty Co.Phone 1637-F.Grist mill machinery in good condition, including s.15-inch Vessel Grinder, Beits.Shafting.Pulleys.25 H.P.Motor with starter, Com Cracker, Grain Cleaner, Elevators, etc.In fact a complete equipment for a Grist Mill which we will price at a bargain.A- E.Fish & Sons Limited.Ayer\u2019» Cliff, Que.HAY! HAY! HAY! FOR THE NEXT ten days offer few cars each, No.1 horse hay at $29; No.1 cattle hay, good mixture of either clover and grade, also alfalfa mixed to grata, good sound feeding stock hay at $27.50, delivered any station taking Sherbrooke rate of freight Choice alfalfa hay, the beat grown, second cut at $28.a!so delivered.Write me or phone for further information- Satisfaction guaranteed.Arthur S.Comeau, Hay Dealer.3t Hyacinthe, Que.Phone Long Distance No.354.AUCTION SALE Stock and Equipment on the property known as the BRAZEN ALL FARM, siutated two miles from Bury, Que., Lota 7~A, 7-D, Range Two, Townehip of Newport, County of Compton, recently occupied by Albert T.Reddy R.M.D.Ne.2, Cooks hire, Qae., on Tuesday, February 7th, 1922 |\t1 horse, 5 cows, 1 bull, poultry, mower, ¦ rake, double wagon, 2 harrows, walk ing plow, cultivator, buggy, alaigh, double : double harness, single harosa, cream cepara-! tor, all amah tools.Terms\u2014Usuh.Sale Starts at One p.m- shaep.T OCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED with executive ability who can handle salesmen.Article sells on demonstration and is a good repeater.Made in Canada, big profit», exclusive territory to right man.Small capital required for goods only.This is a big opportunity for some one.Twenty county representatives appointed already nd making money.Our representative will be in Sherbrooke next week and will call upon you personally.For particulars apply Box 67 Record.AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.TTSED FORDS FOR SALE\u2014SAVE money by placing your order today for one of our Sedans, Tourings, Truck®, completely overhauled and guaranteed for thirty days.We will store free of charge until spring, if desired, at our own risk any used car that is purchaeed from u& now.Généreux Motor Co., Ltd., 37 St.Catherine West.MontreaL /\" IAN ADA, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, DIS-^ triet of St Francis.In the Circuit Court This thirtieth day of January, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two.Before G.L.de Lottmville, Clerk of the Circuit Court Dame Oliva Brouillard, of the City of Sherbrooke, in the District of St Francks, wife separate a» to property of Joseph Boisvert, of the eame place, laborer, duly authorized by her said ht»band to eater en justice and the said Joseph Boisvert to assist his said wife.Plaintiff, vs.Dame Joseph Roy, widow of the late Joseph Roy, in hi» life time of the city of Sherbrooke, in the District of Si- Francis.Defendant The defendant ie ordered to appear within one month, fSigned) G.L- de Lottinville.Clerk of the Circuit Court MELBOURNE The Udolphioua Lord Aylmer Chapter of I.O.D.E.held tea at the home of Mrs.Mathias, on January 31st.A very enjoyable and successful afternoon was spent with a large attendance of members and their friends.Among the guests were Misa des Clay and Miss Gertrude des Clay, artists of MontreaL Owing to illness several members were unable to attend.Ail are glad to hear that Mbs Margaret Penfold, who has been ill for same time is improving, and hopes to be up shortly.The Misses des Clay are guests | of Mrs.A.W.Robinson, Mount Pleasant, Upper Melbourne.Mrs.A.W.Robinson entertained the Clair Friendship Club last Saturday.Miss Clair Lambert, of Montreal, was a guest of her aunt, Mrs.Rob-i inson, for the week-end.Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Harkom have returned from a short trip.The Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.Anne\u2019s Church, will be entertained at the home of Mrs.Harkom, on February ,9th.A bean supper will be held in the school room of the Congregational , Church, on February 2nd.Don\u2019t neglect to reaft the Classified Advertisements in this issue.They likely name something you want.THISTLE HERE TOMORROW The Thistle Curling Club of Montreal will have two or three rinks down here tomorrow evening, Friday, February 3rd, in order to compete in the District Medal competi-tiom The Sherbrooke Curlers are planning on having their strongest rinks out on the ice.The following day a couple of rinks are going down to Thetford Mines where Quebec will also be represented in a local Bon-spiel.BANKERS\u2019 BOWLING LEAGUE In their game with C.B.C.Dufferin last night, on the Y.M.C.A.Bowling Alleys, Merchants showed much poorer form than they have done for | some time, Dufferin also was some-j what off color.However, Merchants were very fortunate in taking one point as they only cleared out ahead by two pins in the second game.The high string man was Ball, for Commerce with 467 three string total, and 169 single string total.Windsor came second with 406 three string total, and 147 single string total.The line-up and score: C.B.C.DUFFERIN Ball .1C9 138 160\u2014467 Corkran ., .136\t97\t119\u2014352 Kathan.147 108 114\u2014366 Lawrence ., ., 107 113\t140\u2014360 BOXING BOXERS WERE INJURED (Associated Prsss Despatch.) PHILADELPHIA, Feb.2.\u2014Lev/ Tendler, Philadelphia lightweight, and Cal Ccogan, of Brooklyn, bumped heads with such a force here last night in the first round that the fight was stopped.GREB EARNED DECISION (Associated Press Despatch.) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Feb.2.\u2014Harry Greb outboxed Hugh Walker, of Kansas City, in a ten round bout here last night.Total.550\t463\t533-1645 MERCHANTS BANK Weyland ,,\t,,\t133\t61\t118\u2014342 Lemieux\t74\t92\t104\u2014270 Windsor ,,\t,,\t131\t128\t147\u2014406 McLean .,.\t110\t144\t102\u2014358 Total\t448 465 471.1374 AUCTION SALE For the Estate of the late James Logan of the Villaye of WATtKVJLLJb'.ULE., Tuesday, February 7th The farm of about 8G acres, with buildings thereon, consisting of solid brick house, large stock barn, with all midern conveniences, horse stable, carriage shed and hen house, all in good repair.Stock consista of\u20142 good general purpose horses, .3 Registered Shorthorn cattle comprising bull two years old, cow due to freshen in February, bull calf ; 3 grade cow» due to freshen in spring, 1 farrow cow, 4 tnree-year-old steers, good beef; i two-year-old steer», three calves and heifers, 2 sows due to farrow, 1 ehoat.Implements consist of\u2014Manure spreader, mowing machine, hay rake, double wagon, hay rack, horse cart, plow, spring-tooth harrow, amoothing harrow, cultivator, rubber-tire buggy, pole and shafts; driving sleigh, set heavy sleds, set driving harnese, &et cart harness, turnip cutter, grindstone, scythes and snaths, steel bar, forks, shovel», carpenter's tools, some stove wood, some wood in sled lengths, buffalo robe, blankets, etc., about 6 tons good hay, lot of turnips, 40 bus.oats, 5-0 bus.seed barley, 25 bu», potatoes.Household Effect»\u2014Ccmaiating of diningroom, bedroom, kitchen and pantry, cream separator, nearly new.Lot of pure bred \u2018Wyandotte hens and cockerels.The farm vail be open for inspection toi intending purchaser» between now and the ! date of sale, by applyim?to Mr.II- Webster \u2019 on the premise», or the executor*.Terras\u2014All moveables, ca&h.On farm TÎ ,000.09 at time of purchase and balance, within thirty day*.Far;p will be offered for sale between 12 i and 1 o\u2019clock tm day of auction.SALE STARTS 12 P.M.SHARP- By order of the Ex ecu ton-.T- ANDREWS, Auctioneer.' INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE The games tonight will be between Sherbrooke Football Club and Pages, Kayser and Superheatre, INTER-CHURCH HOCKEY LEAGUE A meeting of representatives from the Boys\u2019 Groups in the different churches will be held in the Y.M.C.A.Friday, February 3rd, at 7.30, for the purpose of organizing an Inter-Church Hockey League and drawing ap a schedule for games.BASEBALL EVERS TO ASSIST WHITE SOX (Associated Press Despatch) CHICAGO, Feb.2.\u2014 Johnny Evers, veteran National League player and former manager of the Chicago Nationals, yesterday signed a contract to become assistant to W.T.Gleason, manager of Chicago American League Baseball Club.ROUGH CONTEST WHEN SENATORS MET CANADIENS Ottawa Won Out in Lait Period-Crowd Became Very Angry Nighbor and Gerard Injured.(Associated Pre»» Deapatch.) OTTAWA, Feb.2.\u2014The Canadiens Hockey team, of Montreal, was spirited away from a mob of angry citizens by a side door at the Arena Rink, following their game with the Senators here last night.Police officers, it was said at the Central Police Station, were also awaiting the exit of Sprague Cleg-horn to place him under arrest for the offensive tactics displayed by him during the game.T.P.Gorman, secretary of the Ot-tawa Club, it is said, prevailed upon the police to let Cleghom pass unmolested.No charge will be preferred against him by any of the Senators.Ottawa defeated Canadiens by 4 to 2 last night after Nighbor had broken his arm and Gerara had suffered an ugly cut over the eye which necessitated his going to the hospital.Gerard after his injury struck Sprague Cleghorn and was awarded a penalty.While he was away Ot tawa neglected to send on a man and Broadbent scored when Bell was coming on the ice, as a result of which Canadiens will protest the game to the League.Commenting on the Canadien-Ottawa game last night, the Citizen says: Just at the stage of the race when Ottawa looked good for another championship they find themselves handicapped by injuries that will mean the loss of one, if not more, of their best men.Nighbor suffered a broken bone in his arm and Captain Gerard had four stitches in his head.King Clancy was assisted off the ice and Cy.Den-neny limped to the gate and was helped through in the dying moments.And all this can be traced to the present day disgrace of the National winter game, which is no other than Sprague Cleghom.He and his brother gave one the finest exhibitions of rough neck hockey that ever was shown at the local arena and if they are not at least suspended for last night s performance, there is something wrong.Referee Lou Marsh did Ms best and had the hardest job on his hands of any official in the circuit so far this year.In his report to the League President, he reported both Cleg-horns and besides imposed fines on each for their language in objecting to his decisions.It is likely that a special meeting will be called to deal with the situation and till then no opinion can be expressed as to the outcome.The line-up: Ottawa\tCanadiens ; Benedict.Goal.Vezina | G.Boucher .Defence .S.Cleghom I Gerard.Defence .Corbeau j Nighbor .Forward____Lai onde Broadbent .Forward_____Boucher : Denneny .Forward Berlinquetta Clancy .Subs.Pitra : F.Boucher .\t\u201d\t.0.Cleghom Bell .\u201d\t.Couture Bruce.\t\u201d\t.Bouchard SUMMARY First Period: ! No Score.! Second Period: 1\u2014\tOttawa, Broadbent, 3:00.2\u2014\tCanadiens, Boucher, 5:15.3\u2014\tCanadiens, 0.Cleghom, :30.4\u2014\tOttawa, Broadbent, 6:15.Third Period: 5\u2014\tOttawa, F, Boucher, 7:30.6\u2014\tOttawa, F.Boucher, 5:30, SPORTING NOTES ZBYSZKO WON TWO STRAIGHT FALLS (Associated Press Despatch) NEW BRITAIN, Conn., Feb.2.\u2014 Stanislsa Zbyszko defeated Charlie Burkhart in two straight falls here last night.SET NEW U.S.RECORD (Associated Press Despatch.) NEW YORK, Feb.2.\u2014.Joie Ray, Illinois A.C.star, lapped the entire field in the special Rodman Wana-maker mile and a half run of the Millrose A.A.game here last night, covering the distance in 42 2-5 seconds, a new U.8» record.John L.Murphy, of Notre Dame, set new U.S.record in high jump clearing bar at 6 feet 4 3-4 inches.CHECKER CHAMPIONSHIP (Associated Press Despatch.) GLASGOW, Feb.2.\u2014In the In- BRINGING UP FATHER ^PACtOU^-OiD YOO READ WIFE AV/AY- THC are: LOOKING FOR COPYRIGHT 1918.BY GEORGE McMANUS Tu.ecr Ht FVTT THE.POOR\tMOST ©C ALA- «ÿRCWEM UP