Sherbrooke daily record, 13 mars 1922, lundi 13 mars 1922

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.SHERBROOKE, QUE., MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1922.Twenty-sixth Year* MANY PRISONS ARE TAKEN IN SOUTH AFRICA With GOVERNMEOT FORCES PROCEEDING WITH SUCCESS AGAINST REBELS, IN SOUTH AFRICA, SAYS REPORT Scottish Detachment Ambushed and Sustained Losses of Eighteen Killed and Twênty-five Wounded\u2014Airplanes Scottish eDtachment Ambushed and Sustained Losses of Inflicting Severe Casualties\u2014A Large Number of Strikers Killed or Wounded in an Atack Against Cavalry at Ellis Park\u2014Official Statement Issued by Government.(Associated Press Despatch) PRETORIA, March 13.\u2014Government forces are proceeding with great success against the revolutionists, according to an official communication issued at midnight.The statement says: \u201cThe total number of prisoners taken in the operations in -ihe central area is two hundred.Our forces occupied with but slight casualties the high ground around West Cliffe.\u201cfn the eastern area, Major-General Von Deventer\u2019s troops forced the revolutionaries to retire into Benoni.\u201cIn the western area our forces reached Krugersdorp (twenty-two miles northwest of Johannesburg) and are now pushing eastward.\u201cWe have occupied Rietfontein (in British Bechunanland).\u201d LODI REGENTS HELD MEETING ONSATURDAY Mrs.Hodgson, of Montreal, and Mrs.Finniss, of Quebec, Were the Chief Speakers.A SCOTTUSH DETACHMENT WAS AMBUSHED AT BENONI (Associated Press Despatch) JOHANNESBURG, March 13.\u2014A Scottish detachment was ambushed at Benoni, Saturday, being heavily fired upon and sustaining losses of eighteen killed and twenty-five wounded.AIRPLANES DROP BOMBS ON REVOLUTIONARY COMPANIES (Associated Press Despatch) PRETORIA, March 13.\u2014Airplanes have twice dropped bombs on revolutionary companies, inflicting severe casualties, and a large number of strikers have been killed or wounded in an attack against cavalry at Ellis Park, says a communication issued on Saturday.#### ft ft ftft ft ft ftft ft *\tK LITTLE HOPE OF AVERT ING STRIKE.ft ft ft (Associated Press Despatch.) ft WASHINGTON, Mar.13.\u2014 ft United States Government of- ft ficials were represented to- ft day as being without hope ft that the threatened coal ft MONEY FOR RED REVOLUTION CAME FROM ABROAD (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, March 13.\u2014An agency despatch from Johannesburg, this afternoon, says: \u201cThrough the capture of spies and documents, it was learned that the money for \u201cred revolution\" came from abroad.It is expected that peace will soon be restored.ARBUCEE CASE IS ONCE AGAIN BEFORE COURT ft: ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft: iNew Evidence Is Promised in Third Trial by Both Defence and Prosecution.FINANCE MINISTERS SIGN AN AGREEMENT.(Associated Press Despatch.) PARIS, Mar.13.\u2014The agreement.among the finance ministers for the distribution of the German reparations payments was signed Satur- ft day with a clause reserving ft the United States rights.Sfc 'V * ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft /-¦ (Associated Press Despatch.) SAN FRANCISCO, March 13.\u2014 Roscoe Arbuckle, film comgdian, today for the third time faced trial on a charge of manslaughter in connection with the death of Miss Virginia Rappe, film actress, who died after a party in Arbuckle\u2019s suite at tha hotel St.Francis on Labor Day last yea i*.Arbuckle arrived yesterday from Los Angeles and spent most of the day in conference with his council.Evidence not offered at either of the preceding trials is promised by bath defence and prosecution.The jure in the first trial voted two to ten for acquittal, while the count was reversed nt the second trial, being ten to two for conviction.Doubt was expressed today in the corridors outside Superior Judge Louderback\u2019s court whether the panel of sixty-five prospective jurors would provide a jury.At the second trial seventy were examined before the jury box finally was filled.The trial probably will proceed without the presence of Miss Zey Provost, star witness for the prosecution at the preceding hearings.Sheleft.San Francisco after the sed-ond trial and his been reported lb ing in New Orleans Perjury charges Voted by the grand jury against Mrs.Minnie Neighbors and Mrs.Florence Bates ns the result of the de fence testimnoy they offered at; the first Arbuckle hearings are expected to be considered by the grand jury when it resumes its sessions tonight, Return of the indictments was held up until the grand jurors could question the women.ST.BONIFACE VISITED BY A SERIOUS FIRE ARRANGEMENTS F0RM0T0RSH0W WELL UNDER WAY Lamontagne Block Is Destroyed by Flames\u2014Damage Estimated at $40,000.WINNIPEG, March 13.Several buildings were threatened with destruction in the city of St.Boniface early yesterday morning when fire destroyed the Lamontagne Block, erected a quarter of n century ago, with an estimated loss of forty thousand dollars.Five business firms and the occupants of three suites suffered losses.-^- MONTREAL.Mnr.13.\u2014Daylight saving for Montrealand the Province of Quobboc was approved both by the Export Glut» of the Canadian Manufacturera\u2019 Association and by the local Board of Trade on Saturday in rcnolutiona forwarded to Mayor Martin and to Premier Tachoreau.Success of Motor Show Is Now Assured\u2014Many Varieties to Be Exhibited.The Motor Show officials are preparing for a busy week in connection with the final arrangements for the second annual Motor Show to be held in Sherbrooke, and the prospects for this year s event are reported to be extremehv favorable.Mr.A.S.Bayles, manager of the Motor Show, has just returned from Montreal, and advises that the dealers in the metropolis are very much interested in the local exhibition.A number of new makes of cars are likely to be seen next week, amongst others the Chandler, the Veile and the Gardner.An interesting addition to this year's exhibit will be the Ford, and several models are expected to be on exhibition.The omission of the Ford from last year\u2019s exhibit was regretted by many, as these wonderful little cars are responsible for much interesting Comment, and the price is one which enables the majority of motor people to consider it as their first choice.Arrangements are being made for an orchestra to lie present every afternoon and evening, and the management emphasize the fact that; special attractions will be provided daily.' The I.O.D.E.has undertaken to operate a small buffet counter, where Icecream, tea and lunches will be served.The limited floor space will not allow of quite as many cars being shown as was the case last year, hut it.is confidently expected that there will be many more varieties.Displays of accessories will be plentiful, running the full length of the hall, and these displays will be all by local dealers.There will be a number of canoes exhibited and possibly a motor boat or two.including the improved Ev in rude motor.The official opening is scheduled for Monday evening, March 30th, and the details in connection with laying out the floor space will ho carried out on Friday and Saturday next.The 54th Armory is at present being used for manoeuvres, and tho drills necessitate constant, use of the .floor during the course of the week.The Regents of all the Chapters of the I.O.D.E.in Sherbrooke were at home, on Saturday evening, at the residence of Mrs.G.L.Hume on Montreal Street.There was a large gathering of the members of the Order to hear the addresses of Mrs.Hodgson, Municipal Regent of Montreal, and Mrs.Finniss, Municipal Regent of Quebec.In her address Mrs.Hodgson referred to the formation of a Provincial Chapter in Quebec Province and spoke of the great benefit it would be in the way of unity.She explained the reasons for the forming of the Chapter, and spoke of the Province of Quebec as being the only province where, since the war, there had not been a depreciation in the number of members.\u201cIn some other provinces, chapters organized during the war have been disbanded during the war.I think that a Provincial Chapter would be a great help in keeping the Chapters together, getting them acquainted, and making them of mutual benefit to each other.A Provincial Chapter would also be of great benefit to the National Chapter,\" said Mrs.Hodgson.She also stated that the Province of Quebec was the only province that had not organized a Provincial Chapter.Mrs.Hodgson explained her admiration for the Sherbrooke Chapter for the work they had done during the war and since the war, and said that Sherbrooke and its I.O.D.E.were very well known.She said that when she was in Toronto recently she met Miss Arnold, President of the National Chapter, and she brought a message from her recommending the information of a Provincial Chapter.Mrs.Finniss Spoke.Mrs.Finniss spoke of the work the Quebec Chapter had done and referred to the War Memorial on Educational lines, and the wonderful success which it has attained.She said in part: \"In May liuu at me j says National annual meeting in Mont- | ists in real, Mrs.Smith, National Educational Secretary', brought down the first and main idea of this memorial.After many hours of discussion, seven different clauses were decided upon.Up to the present time it has been possible to carry out two, and the third will probably be in working order by the coming annual meeting.When this memorial was first discussed, it, was thought that $100,000 would be our objective, but it was soon realized that at least $500,000 would needed to carry out the clauses.To date on\\y $350,000 has been received.Are we going to allow our memorial to fail because we are forgetting our responsibilities?We need the assistance of every member at this time.Clause \"A\" of the War Memorial is as follows: \u201cAnnually there is offered in our nine provinces a bursary of $250 # strike can be averted or that ft ft the proposed conference be- ft ft tween the operators and min- ft ft era would be arrainged.It ft ft was indicated that Govern- ft ft ment intervention, at the ft ft least, in the primaries of the ft ft situation, was practically at ft ft an end.\ta ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft REBELS OCCUPY THE CAPITAL OF ALBANIA Revolutionary Movement Is Declared to Be Directed Against Ahmed Zagoli.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, March 13.\u2014 Revolutionaries commanded by Zugliedi and Ilsuddusek have occupied Tirana, the capital of Albania, says a despatch KILLED BY HIS OWN MOTOR to the Exchange Telegraph from CAR\tj Rome.TORONTO, March 13._______ Louis Ihe despatch adds that the mem- Shankrnan, aged 20 years, of Tor- bers °f Government made their onto, cranked hrs car last night j escape from Tirana and established without first throwing it out of gear, themselves at Elbassana, sixty-four IR.SAUVE TO MAKE REQUEST FOR A ROYAL COMMISSION TO INQUIRE INTO CROWN LAND TRANSACTIONS It Is Reported in Political Circles that the Leader of the Opposition in the Quebec Assembly Will Submit a Moton in the Legislative Assembly This Week Calling for a Royal Commission to Inquire into the Charges Which He Will Make in Connection with Trafficking in Crown Lands.\t* - *\u2014\u2014- with the result that the car bound ed forward and pinned him against a _ hydrant, which caused his death within a few minutes.miles southeast of Scutari The revolutionary movement is declared to be directed against Ahmed Zagoli.Little Excitement In India Over Arrest Of Gandhi-CIaim Montagu\u2019s Resignation Eclipses Interest In Gandhi\u2019s Arrest Stated that Leading Non-Co-operationists in the Bengal Provinces Welcomed the Arrest, Because They Say Gandhi Will No Longer Be Charged with Escaping Punishment While Compelling Others to Suffer.(Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, March IS.\u2014Press Des-spatches from Madras, Bombay, Calcutta and Lahore concur in declaring that there was very little excitement in India over tagu, and reports of differences between them and between the Home Government and the Indian Government regarding the policy to be pursued concerning non-co-operationist leaders of the non-co-operation (Associated Press Despatch.) UEBEC, Mar.13.\u2014Probabilities are very strong that Mr.Arthur Sauve, leader of the Conservative opposition, will move this week for a Royal Commi&sion, as provided for by the revised statutes, 1909, to inquire into transactions regarding public lands.Mr.Sauve, by means of questions and motions for the production of documents has indicated that he has in his possession records tending to .\t, show that the public' domain has Claim that been improperly dealt with, and that certain members of the Legislyture are responsible in a certain measure for this state of affairs.It is alleged that some members have made large sums through trafficking in colonization lots.One member of the Legislature was directly charged with improper conduct in this connection, namely.Dr.Parrot, of Temiscouta, and resigned upon the request of Premier Taschereau.He did not present himself as a candidate at the bye-election, and the action he took against his accuser.Jean Francois Pouliot, a Liberal lawyer of Riviere du Loup, was dropped following the bye-election.the arrest of the non-co-operationist | movement were absolutely without leader Gandhi, which had long been ground.| The Imperial Government fully The .lornmg\tMadras cor- approve(j 0f tj,e p0iiev 0f the Gov- respondent reports that the Gand-1 e^raent in bulm,Pand' there was n0 foundation whatever for the sugges- hists there organized a ïûee made a bonfire of foreign-made was ELEVATED TO THE SENATE.(Associated Press Despatch.) OTTAWA.Mar.13.\u2014F.F.Pardee, former Liberal sitting member for West Lambton, Ont., and G.Boyer, sitting Liberal member for Vaudreuil-Soulanges, Quebec, have been elevated to the Senate, it was EXPLANATION OF GHOST OF ÂNTIGONISH aim that \u201cGhost\u201d in Reality Is the Product of Electrical Energy.(Associated Press Despatch) BOSTON, March 13\u2014Edward J, O\u2019Brien, scientist and author, declared today that the ghost of Anti-gonish was in reality the product of electrical energy.After a month\u2019s investigation in the Nova Scotia country, where he was lecturing at St.Francis Xavier University, when the ghost stories first came from Antigonish, O\u2019Brien said he found that strong wireless currents between the two great radio stations at Wellfleet, Mass., and Glace Bay, N.S., ran through the Valley at Caledonia Mills, where stands the home of Alexander McDonald, the scene of the errie events.\"The MacDonalds,\u201d said O\u2019Brien, \u201cwill have to move their house out of range of these powerful radio currents if they wish to avoid the ghostlike incidents.If not, the house may be burned down when the atmos- announced here last night.The ap- pheric conditions are just right, as ty,.\t\u2022 e i tion that the Government in India | pointment of Mr.Boyer creates a they apparently were when the fire K\u2019 and the demonstration caused tad ^ hamPered in ,his respect ! vacancy in Quebec, for which elec- were set around the barn.\" no^rtcuible™ clenlonstr'1 lon cau-e by the Home Government.\t! tion writs will be issued immediate-1 The hmirfincp nf the f\u201e;i A Calcutta despatch to the Times the leading non-co-operation- j the Mcngal provinces wel-j corned the arrest, because they say I Gandhi will no longer be charged i with escaping- punishment while j compelling others to suffer.A dein-| onstration in Bengal is declared to | be unlikely.Lahore advices to the Daily Tele-! graph report that Gandhi himself; welcomed his arrest as bringing pro- i tection from his over-zealous dis- ; ciples.The Morning Post's Calcutta cor-] respondent believes the trial will be' be held under the ordinary penal code] and not under any special acts, a!- ; most all of which, owing to former! Secretary Montagu\u2019s faith in concil-j iation, have been removed from the statute books.ABLE TO REVIVE PEOPLE AFTER The braiding of the tails of the | MacDonald cows, which has been j considered another of the manifesta-jtions of the unseen influence, was j done by Mary Ellen, the Antigonish j farmer\u2019s foster daughter, because it was good fun, in the opinion of O\u2019Brien.j Harold Whidden, the reporter who had experience of his own when he went to investigate those of the MacDonald family, continued O\u2019Brien, was \u201ccompletely carried away by his enthusiasm and i-eally believed that Remarkable Invention Is Claimed Refused to Make Any Statement slapped his own face when he sudden- DR.PRINCE HAS NOT YE ISSUED THREE DAYS ANY STATESIEIfT -Offers to Demonstrate Before a Scientific Board.Regarding What Took Place on the Last Night.MODERATES TAKE GLOOMY VIEW (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, March 13.\u2014The Bom tenable for four years (total value |.bay correspondent of the Exchange! His invention, of Bursary, $1,000).In 1920 nine | Telegraph Company says that gen-; bicycle pump (Associated Press Despatch.) CHICAGO.March 13.\u2014 George Anston yesterday asserted that his invention, the \u201cpneumataphone,\u201d can revive apparently dead persons within a seventy-two hour period if they have \u201cdied\" of pneumonia, ly waked on a temperature of twenty-five below' zero and his numbed j arm became suddenly suffuse with good warm blood\" was Mr O\u2019Brien\u2019s explanation.| \u201cTake the map, trace the line, ap-! ply your scientific knowledge of wireless operation, study the curious bursaries were given.In 1921, 1922 erally Secretary Montagu\u2019s résigna- given up for dead as long as three and 1823 there are allotted nine tion eclipses interest in Gandhi\u2019s ar- days, Anston correspondent, has been received' mbre, making a total of thirty-six bursaries.Therefore from 1923 to 1937 there will be in our Canadian universities, thirty-six students holding I.O.D.E.War Memorial Bur-Jib series.To obtain these bursaries quietly throughout India, and ac-only the sons and daughters of men > cording to his reports, his admoni-who wore killed in the war are el-1 lion to his followers to remain egible.At the end of eighteen years,; peaceful is being observed.$100,000, both the principal and the It is understood that the sedition (Associated Press Despatch.) HALIFAX, N.S., March 13.\u2014Dr.Walter Franklin Prince, investigating officer of the American Society j effects of electrical currents in fires of Pvsehical Research, with his an- ! on ships and on land and you have ,,\t\u2014\tj\t.the solution of the fires charged ; heart trouble or nervous exhaustion, swer to the riddle of who ^ what ; against the ghost of Antigonish.\" shaped Tviuch like h was responsible ior driving Alexan- i was O\u2019Brien\u2019s summary.der Mac Donald and his family out of j\tpredicted that Dr.Walter F.their home at Caledonia Mmes, An- ; pj-j^ce, New York, director of the tigonish, in zero weather, tucked ; American Society for Scientific safely in his pocket, early this mm n- ; jjesearch who has spent the past ing abandoned the house of mystery .\t;n yle \u201chaunted house,\u201d would to the movie camera men who be- ; fali to f;n(| another causes of the sieged it over the week-end, and phen(>mena.with his assistants and their nnpedi-1\t\u2014_______________________ ments set out for Antigonish, where\tAdYATORS has revived persons ____________ claimed, and offered to est.The Moderates take a gloomy | appear before a scientific board to view and await with anxiety an- demonstrate it.Anston said he start-nouncement of his successor.\t,,d worh on his invention in Greece Ihe news of Gandhi s arrest, says| twenty years ago at the age of thirteen.interest, will have been used to carry out Clause \u201cA.\u201d According to Clause \u201cB\" there shall be offered annually a Post Graduate Scholarship of $1,4«K> in British Universities for Post Graduate work, one to be given in each province.As this is to be a permanent memorial, $230,000 would be needed for this cause.Since only one half of this amount has been raised, it was decided to send four students in 1021 and five in 1922, covering in two years the work which watt to have been done annually.\u201cBy Clause \u201cB\u201d it is planned to place in the schools of Canada $40,~ 000 worth of the official War Record pictures we hope that they will be ready for distribution shortly.\"Can you not feel the call to you to look after, to show' our appreciation and honour (.hose who have gone, by making the war memorial a special claim for extra effort during the coming year.\u201d The ladies present expressed their gratitude and appreciation of the eloquent addresses from both Mrs.Finniss and Mrs.Hodgson on the work which was so dear to their hearts.During the evening, Mrs.Brown sang two delightful solos, accompanied by Mrs.Farwell.Miss Virgin» Loomis also sang and was accompanied by Mrs.Gault Parker.Refreshments were served in the dining room.The table decorations wore yellow and purple spring flowers.Mrs.A.M.Sangster and Mra.W.E.Loomis poured coffee.charges are based on the congress resolution drawn Gandhi.recent up by FELL DOWN MINE SHAFT (Associated Press Despatch) TIMMINS, Out., March 13.\u2014Mike Hadenchuck, a young Australian, was instantly killed on Friday when he stumbled and fell a distance of 125 feet down a shaft in the.McIntyre Mine, where he was employ.etl.A coroner\u2019s jury Saturday returned a verdict of death due to neglect of mining rules, evidence showing at Ahmedabad on Saturday and said ! Hadenchuck had evidently left he w'ould plead guilty to the sedition \u201c°Hi doors of the shaft wide open.charge at the proper time and!, n\u2014 .place.Ho was committed for trial, which is expected to begin promptly and end in a fortnight.GANDHI APPEARS BEFORE COURT (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, March 13.\u2014Gandhi was arraigned before a magistrate] ARRESTED IN LONDON he will entrain for Halifax.As to whether or not anything j happened last night when the psy- j\t_____ chic investigator was the sole occu- j pians for I]nri«in sniping would be greatly increased under the bill, and wider powers would be given the police to allow prompt search and detention of of- The village of St.Antony, Kent.County, suffered loss of fire be- .tween $.10,000 \t-i- v -> -r* -> -t* THE WEATHER ft\tft ¦* FINE TODAY.MILDER TUESDAY A trough of low pressure extends from Manitoba to Texas and pressure is high over the South Pacific and South Atlantic coasts.Light local snow has fallen in Northern Alberta and Saskatchewan, but elsewhere in Canada the weather has been fine.Forecast:\tModerate winds, fine today.Tuesday, south and soulkweat winds, fair and quite miUL PAGE TWO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1922.ST.FRANCIS DISTRia NEWS Gatherings by the Daily Record Correspondents in the Varions Communities.WATER VILLE Mrs.A.Peterson spent Monday in Sherbrooke the guest of Mr.and Mrs.T.Skailes.The W.C.T.U.was very pleasantly entertained on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.C.Jiggens.Mr.Sidney Skailes stood sponsor to his niece, Phyllis Marjorie, on Friday last.Pastor Chorley will preach on Sunday afternoon at the Baptist Church on \u201cA Wrestling Match.\u201d Every man In town should hear this message.Much sympathy is felt for Mr.and Mrs.C.Thwaites in the loss of their little son.The Guild of St John\u2019s Church | was entertained on Wednesday by Mrs.H.W.Berton.A most pleasant afternoon was spent.The many friends of Mrs.J.R.Ball will be glad to hear that she is improving after having a verv bad fall.Friday afternoon the Play Hour Juniors met with Mrs.Blier for the regular meeting.Sewing was done, also routine work.Arrangements were made to have the missionary pictures put in the Church.The new book was read to the extent of two chapters and Miss Phyllis Smith and Miss Mary Gilson served the simp'e menu that closed the afternoon.The next meeting will be with Mrs.McDonald.The news of the tragic death of Mrs.James Sampson came as a great shock to all who knew her.To her family the loss is an incalculable one.The Congregational Church, of which she was a member and a large circle of friends will sadly miss her.The large attendance at the funeral was a striking testimony to the esteem in which she was' held.Mrs.Sampson lived on the uplands of life.The standpoint from which she viewed life was that of faith, hone and love.The tender sympathy of many ¦syill go out to the family in their great sorrow.The funeral service conducted by the Re\\.Mr.Teals', was Ireld at her late home on Sunday afternoon, being one of the largest ever witnessed in Waterville.Many relatives and friends were present from a distance.Munkittrick and Mr.and Mrs.0.W.Cote, of Marbleton, were guests at Lt.Col.Gilbert\u2019s this week.Mr.S.N.Bishop was in Sherbrooke on Tuesday.Miss Gertrude Card and Masters Andrew Card and Theron Bennett were in Cookshire on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Gilbert are in Angus, guests at Mr.Wocd-rowe\u2019e.\t, Mrs.Edwards, of Cookshire, is spending a few days with Mrs.J.R.Andrews.Mr.and Mrs.O.W.Cote, of Marbleton, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.R.Hooker on Tuesday .GRANITEVILLE All Fat People Catheart.There was a good attendance.A special meeting for pack- Should Know This|ing the bale wiU be heId on April 6\u2019 Mr.L.A.Smith.Mrs.Pentecost was called to Sherbrooke on Sunday owing to the death | of her mother.The young people will hold an Old Mrs.Ezra Rediker was called on Friday to Laconia, N.H., by the illness of her mother, Mrs.Ozro Cass.Mr.James McIntosh was in Montreal last week.Mrs.George Somerville, of Newport, visited her parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Moir, on Friday.Mr.and Mrs.Audrey Barriman, of the Lake Shore, who have spent the\u2019past few months in Scotland, returned home on Tuesday.Mrs.Walter Keniston visited her daughters, Mrs.Leslie Gilbert and Mrs.Fred Cowans, at Derby Line a few days the first of the week.WINDSOR at the residence of - Mrs.Pickford The annual meeting will be held ati the Rectory on Thursday, April LStb.j Time Concert, including several The social which was announced | plays in old time costumes and renow famous Marmoia Pre-j to be held on March 17th, at the resi-| freshments on Tuesday night, March an atm more irdtbtod for, dence of Mrs.Charles Turner has1 4th, in the Methodist Church Hall, \u2022f this harmiew, rffactiv., been cancened by the Hardwood F*t people owe a debt of gratitude to the author of the jocription, and the reduction c^b,b\u2018\u2018\tbranch* of the W.\u2018A t,h.^d \"er .t1h\u201c rlonabt J\tWaterville vs St Patricks, Wed.price of one dollar for a caee, or you can 1 HCBufty, March 16th, ût 8.15 p.in,, secure them direct on receipt of price from Minto Rink, Lennoxville.the Marmoia Co., 4612 Woodward Ave.Detroit, Mich.This now leaves no excuse for dieting or violent exerciee for the reduction of the overfat body to normal.RICHMOND CAPELTON Waterville vs St.Patricks, Wednesday, March 15th, at 8.15 p.m., Minto Rink, Lennoxville.CLEVELAND HATLEY , ** jriîî be a matter of interest to the former friends of Rev.F.A.Read, who from 1886-89 was in charge of the Hatley-Cassville Methodist Church, to learn that his name has been placed upon the list of superannuated ministers, on account of continued ill health.Mrs.O.H.Parker is slowly recovering from her recent illness.Mr.Parker has also been confined to his room suffering from la grippe.Their daughter, Mrs.E.Christie, of Coati-cook, has been assisting in their care for the past week.Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Hoole drove to Coaticook on Thursday.The southern portion of the creamery, which was added at the time of the inception of the Hatley Dairy, Light and Power Co., is being removed by Mr.W.A.Sharman.who will also put the part remaining into thorough repair for H.Hood &.Sons, of Boston, Mass., by whom the property is owned.Mrs.George S.Drysdale, of Montreal, and daughter Shirley are the guests of Mrs.Drysdale\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.A.McCray, at their home here.Miss M.O\u2019Reilly, of the Bank of Montreal, Montreal staff, is spending a month at home on sick leave, the guest of her parents.Mr.C.A.Potter, of Boston, Mass., was the guest at the home of Mrs.J.A.McCabe over the weekend.Miss Addie Mountain, of Montreal, was the guest of her mother, Mrs.M.E.Mountain, on Sunday.Mrs.A.Beique was in Magog for the week-end, the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Hebert.Mr.G.T.Wa\u2019sh, of Granby, was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Todd, at Greenlay, recently.Miss Sadie Sorel, of Caaticook, is visiting in town for a few days.Mr.C.H.Stevens entertained a few friends at his home on Thursday evening.The evening was much enjoyed, also the drive to and from Mr.Stevens\u2019 place by sleigh.The Ladies\u2019 Circle met at the home of Mrs.H.F.Fraser on Wednesday.The regular Lenten services are being held in the Anglican Church every Wednesday evening at 7.30 o\u2019clock.The Windsor hockey team played Bishop\u2019s College at Lennoxville on Wednesday and report a good reception.Mrs.J.G.Harley has returned from Montreal, after spending a week visiting friends.The many friends of Mrs.H.G.Goodfeilow will iegret to learn that she has been confined to the house through illness for the past few days.Mr.A.Trudeau, of Sherbrooke, was in town this week .calling on friends.Every evening during Lent prayers and benediction are held in the Roman Catholic Church at 7.10 p.m.Waterville vs St.Patricks, Wednesday, March 15th.at 8.15 p.m., Minto Rink, Lennoxville.a short paper on \u201cLaw Enforcement.\u201d It was decided to hold a food sale in April, and the date will he announced later.A new member was added to the union, and received with the usual ceremony.The meeting adjourned with the mizpah benediction.Mrs.Pomeroy served aftor-i noon tea, and a social half hour fol-i lowed.The condition of Mr.Harry Perkins, who is seriously ill with pneumonia, shows a slight improvement.Mrs.Perkins is recovering from an attack of grippe and is still confined to her room.Mrs.J.Underwood passed away j at her home on Wednesday, March 18th, after a short illness, with pneumonia.She is survived by her hus-!band and four small children.The funeral service was held at the Roman Catholic Church on Friday morning.Miss Delvina Marcotte is visiting her sister, Mrs.Joseph Roy.Mr.Stewart H.Ross and Mr.Lindsey Harvey, of McGill University, are spending the week-end at their homes.Mr.Charles Counter, of the Holland Creamery, has been very ill at his home during the past week, j Rev.H.Mick will have charge of the anniversary services of the Methodist Church in Lennoxville on Sunday, March 12th.Mr.J.D.McFadyen will conduct the sendee in Centenary Methodist Church in the morning.The evening sendee will be withdrawn.Waterville vs St.Patricks, Wednesday, March 15th, at 8.15 p.m., Minto Rink, Lennoxville.Sold by Duberger\u2019s Drug Store To Stop a Cold ip One Day.Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tao-lets.The_ genuine bears the signature of E.W.Grove.(Be sure you get Bromo.) 30c.Made in Canada.COOKSHIRE Waterville vs St.Patricks, Wednesday, March 16th, at 8.15 p.m., Minto Rink, Lennoxville.EAST ANGUS Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Shore and ' mpetinirs n-____ o.________i____ ______ ineeungB.The Methodist Ladies\u2019 Aid was very pleasantly entertained at the [ home of Mrs.W.H.Healy on Wed-j nesday and the Social Workers meet at Mrs.G.Tozer's on Thursday.A good attendance attended both \u201cand we are a healthy, happy family now\u201d little Dorothea, of Sunbury, were the recent guests of Mrs.Shore\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Gilbert, at Bishop\u2019s Crossing.The Rev.A.F.Shorten returned home from North Hatley on Tuesday morning .Dr.Lynch, of Sherbrooke, was in town on Tuesday on professional business.Mrs.W.H.Davis was in Sherbrooke on Wednesday last.Mrs.Hartley Gilbert, of Lime Ridge, was in town recently on business.Mrs.Norman Hall, Miss Hazel Woodrow, Mr.George Watkins, Mrs.F.Tincarre and Mrs.E.A.Gorham were among those who went to Sherbrooke on Thursday.Mrs.F.A.Little was in Sherbrooke on Friday to see her sister, Mrs.Gordon Bishop, who is a patient at the Sherbrooke Hospital.Mrs.H.Davis and son, Herbert, of California .and Miss Davis, of Morin Heights, are the guests of Mrs.W.H.Davis.Mr.Wm.Gorham returned to Duck Lake on Friday to resume his duties for the coming season.Mr.James Hillman was in Sherbrooke on Friday on business.Mr.Walter Cameron returned home from Duck Lake on Saturday, where he was on a business trip.Mr.and Mrs.Hartwell Watkins went to Robertsonville on Friday to visit friends for an indefinite time.Mr.Alfred McKee has been very ill with la grippe, but his condition is somewhat improved at the present writing.Mrs.James A.Planche is recovering from her recent illness.The Women\u2019s Institute Club was entertained by Mrs, Monahan at her home one evening this week.There was a large crowd present.Cards R.Cowell fi 1NGLING with abundant energy, appetites hearty, nerves strong and steady and their faces radiant with the glow of were played at eight tables.Nearly j , health> the entire family of J.R.Cowell, well-known fruit party\tW8S\t| grower, R.F.D.No.1.Fruitland.near Hamilton.Ont are an Mrs.F.F.Jamieson and children,! eloquent tribute to the powers of Tanlac, the greatest family medi-of Westmount, are spending a couple \u2022 tv world has ever known./I'F ifoolr a ai- TVÏ wot T a ws 1 « a / ws * c?o -n n v-\\ 4- a\t\u201c\t-*\t__________ ¦ -^ \"I * have put Tanlac to the test manv times right in my own family and it hasn\u2019t failed me once, de- of weeks at Mrs.Jamieson\u2019s parents home here.Mrs.N.Robinson, of South Rox-ton, as returned to her home here after a few days with her parents,, Xred MrCoweTL \u201cIt not ordy over Mr.and Mrs.J.E.IIealy.\t.i came a case of stomach trouble and Mrs.Smith and little daughter, of\tati9m 0f eight years\u2019 stand- Richmond, were at Mr.T.Astell\u2019s on \u2022 fpr me) but jt keeps every mcm- Sunday.\t| her of my family healthy, happy and Mr Thomas Astell was called to t .We are àelighted with it.\u201d Bury by the death of his nephew, i 6 Mr.Nelson Roe, of that place.The! And the experience of this family late Mr.Roe is the third son of Mrs.is only typical of thousands of others A.Roe, formerly Alice Astell, of whose statements are on file m the Richmond.Much sympathy is ex- ; Tanlac offices.Hardly a day passes tended to Mrs.Roe and family by that does not bring scores of such all friends here.\t| messages of praise from every part Mrs.McDonald and little son, of ?f Canada and the U.S.from famll-Windsor Mills, have returned home ies where mother, father, son and after spending a few days with Mr.daughter have all found health, con-and Mrs.D.Perkins.\titentment and the joys of living Word has been received here from ! through simply taking a course of Regina that Mr.and Mrs.McPherson 1 anlac.are the proud parents of a little son.: Take, for instance, the case of Mr.and Mrs.F.Mills and son, of Mrs.Agnes Moorecroft, 60 Galt Ave.South Durham, were recent guests at Toronto, Ont., who says: \u201cEver since Mr.F.Smith\u2019s.BROOKBURY Cooper, Mrs.Sellar\u2019s mother.\tj on Wednesday afternoon, (March i Miss Hattie L.Mackay spent the! 15th, the hostesses being Mrs.War-week-end in High Forest, where she j and Mrs.Hodges, was the guest of her brother, Mr.Mrs.\\Vm.Conway is confined to Chester Mackay and Mrs.Mackay.t*1® house through illness.Mr.and Mrs.Herbert H.Cooper, Mr.Samuel Cooper, Mr.and Mrs.and Mr.and Mrs.Samuel Cooper H.H.Cooper, Mr.Claude Cooper were in town from East Angus, on and Miss Anita Cooper attended the The annual meeting of the Women\u2019s Institute will be held in the Community Hall on Saturday evening, March 18th.As the election of Mrs.K.L.\"Munkitterick has been iofticers will take place and impor-confined to the house with la grip-,business is on hand, It is hoped\tramac sev r,.\t, that all members will be present.,\"t- \u201c , u,V;a lanla,c ,spv P -\t-\t-\t-\t- 'After the business nart of the meet- tin1'es\u2019I®,7ays ^h \u2019\u2022emarkable re- sults.It keeps the entire family m the finest health and we think Mrs.Roy Ellis has returned to her ___________________________________I In Montreal, Mrs.Anabelle En- Tanlac restored my health and built me up twenty pounds two years ago, it has been the family medicine at my house.It keeps us all so well and strong you would hardly find a healthier, happier family.\u201d Or that of Wm.H.Gibbons, 711 Alexander Ave., Winnipeg, well-known passenger conductor on the Canadian Pacific R.R.He says: \u201cWe have all tried Tanlac several 'The Ladies\u2019 Guild of Christ ! After the business part of the meet-Chureh will meet at the home of : lnl?theï® wIi ,be a_ social evening Rev.Johnston Sellar and Mrs.Mra* S* B Warner ^Warner \"street I witil coffee and sandwiches servedTjH)6 , mg to the death of the late John; mrs.js.a.vvarner, warner oireet, j Mrtj Rnv vii;0 vQC\ti,0,| there\u2019s no medicine to equal it.\u201d Friday last to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.John Cooper.Mr.and Mrs.James A.Fras\u2019er funeral of the late Mrs.John Cooper at SawyervUle on Friday.Mrs.H.R.Slack, of North Hatley, and Miss Gloria Frasier spent Sat- î who spent the past week with her daughter, returned to Sherbrooke on FViday, accompanied by Mrs.Shorten.Mrs.I.B.Mills and Miss Annie Mills were in Sherbrooke on Saturday.Waterville vs St.Patricks, Wednesday, March 15th, at 8.15 p.m., Minto Rink, Lennoxville.LEAR: :ed plain urday last in Sherbrooke.Mr.and Mrs.Lionel M.Gillander were visiting relatives in Bury on Tuesday.Miss Pearl Gadley has returned ; from a few days stay with her brother, Mr.Roy Gadley and Mrs.Gadley in Sherbbrooke.Waterville vs St.Patricks, Wed-! nesday, March 15th, at 8.15 p.m., Minto Rink, Lennoxville.HICHV/ATER The Women\u2019s Institute met at the home of the president, Mrs.F.H.Crowell, last Tuesday, with a good attendance.The ladies have been busy all winter sewing for the poo.- I and needy, and at present are making a quilt for the Wales Home.After the meeting, lunch was served.The Institute meets again with Mrs.D.E.Warner on March 21st BISHOP'S CROSSING The W.A.will met with Mrs.H.Cunningham on Tuesday afternoon.The W.M.S., has been invited by Mrs.T.E.Evans to hold a social at her home on March 17th.The Ladies\u2019 Aid met with Mrs.F.W.Gilbert on Wednesday afternoon with eight members and four visitors present.He delegates to the trustee board meeting reported repairs to be made on the Methodist Church, Other items of business were discussed, but no decision made.Mrs.Gilbert was assisted at the tea hour by her sister, Miss Ward, and Mrs.H.Kenney.Mr.F.A.Card w*as in Angus on business on Saturday.Mrs.A.Newman has been spending a few days in Sherbrooke with Mrs.R.Ewing.Mrs.C.Hughes, Miss Marjorie Recent guests at Mr.A.N.Todd\u2019s include: Mr.and Mrs.Levi Lyon, Miss Myrtle Lyon, Mrs.N.D.Todd and Miss Phyllis Todd, Mr.and Mrs.C.S.Alden.all of Island Brook; and Mr.E N.Lyon, of Sherbrooke Mr.A.T.Evans, of Lake Megan-tic, spent Tuesday at Mr.G.W.L.F rench.Mrs.F.I.Turner and Mr.William Wilson, of Crossbury, were recent ruests of their aunt, Mrs.A.Sample.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Wilson and little son, Eric, spent Sunday at Mr.G.Hume\u2019s A very pleasant evening was spent by several of the children of the neighborhood at the home of Mr.and Mrs A N Todd on Saturday evening, March 4th, the occasion being the twelfth birthday of their son, Ralph The evening was spent in games, music, etc.An excellent supper was served the feature of the table being the birthday cake.The guests departed at a late hour, wishing Ralph many happy returns of the day, and leaving nim many nice little birthday gifts.ripht, 32 LaSalle Road, writes: \u201cWe will never be without Tanlac in our house after the remarkable way it has built ifp my son, my daughter and myself to where we are the very picture of health.\u201d Representative of Nova Scotia is the case of Richard II.Weeks, 13 Cabot Place, Halifax.He says: \u201cWe are enthusiastic about Tanlac.Tha way it restored my own health and brought out my little boy who had been puny for years was simply wonderful.From now on Tanlac i3 the family medicine for me.\u201d From far-away Providence, Rhoda Island, U.S.A., comes this remarkable statement: \u201cNothing but tha best medicine in the world could stand the four rigid tests we hava put Tanlac through,\u2019 says Louis Gingras, of 9 Harrison Ave.\u201cMy wife, my son, my daughter and myself have all been built up from a half sick, ran down, worn out set of people into a healthy, hayyp family, brimful of new life and energy.\u201d \u201cI am the mother of eighteen: children and) have found Tanlac such a fine family medicine that I want to help others find out ab#ut it,\u201d declares Mrs.Solomon Grenier, 1443 Logan St., Montreal, P.Q.And on through the list, men, women and children from every part of Canada and the United States unhesitatingly come forward and tell in words ringing with sincerity of the wonderful benefits of health and happiness that Tanlac has brought: into their homes that were formerly darkened by the gloom of sickness, suffering and despair.And should yours be one of those homes where any member of the family is thin, run down and weakened from loss of appetite, caused by indigestion âml stomach troubles, you have at your very door tha means that will no doubt bring tha sunshine of vigorous health back into their lives and yours, just as it has done in so many tlmusands of other cases.Do not delay.Get a bottle of Tanlac from your druggist today.\u201cTanlac Is sold by A.E.DuBerge* and W.H.Griffith and by leading druggists and general merchants everywhere.\u201d BLE3E NORTH HATLEY The Ladies\u2019 Guild will meet with Mrs.W.T.Hart on Wednesday afternoon, March 15th.Mrs.James McKee is gaining after her illness, to the gratification of her many friends.Mr.W.E.Hawse is the first to| start sugaring operations in this place.The sap has run well part of the time this week.The funeral of Marjorie H.Sheldon was held in the Methodist Church, here on March 9th, the Rev.F.R.Matthews officiating.The choir rendered the hymns, \u201cSafe in the Arms of Jesus,\u201d \u201cI Found a Friend\u201d and \u201cLead Kindly Light.\u201d The flowers were both numerous and beautiful.The interment took place in the family lot in the Wood-side Cemetery at Beebe.The relatives from out of town Mr.Peter Royea, Enlangre, BEAUTY OF THE SKIN the natural desire of every woman, and is obtainable by the use of Dr.Obaae-s Ointment.Plmplen, blaokh-ade, roughness and redness of tbe ekin, irritation and écréma disappear, and the akin la left soft, smooth and velvety.A 1 dealers, or Edmanson.Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto.Sample frea if yon mention this paper.home in Newport, Vt., after a few days\u2019 visit with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Turner.Recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.0.Leonard, \u201cBrookdale Farm,\u201d include Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Pehleman of \u201cScotch Road\u201d; Mr.and Mrs.F.L.friends hope she will return much improved.Mrs.William Colby, of Belleville, Ont., is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Cross, for a few weeks.Mrs.Edward Fee and Mrs.J.O, Gilbert and children, and Mr.Fritz p'nl>, of Richmond, spent Thursday Leonard, of Bishop\u2019s Crossing; and 'lpre calling on friends Mr.F.E, McAllister, of New Bruns-1 Mrs .Robert FarquharTof Windsor, |W\u2018\\rL a u\ti i, * have been the guests of her parents, ' Buy p* home fmn .Mr- an(1 Mrs.James Dowd I North HatJey where she went to at- Mrs.Edward Nixon, of Richmond, aC IT\tCr aUnt\u2019 th° late RTld Mr-\tMcKee have been Mr and Mrs Chss Tnmev » ^ vis'tinS Mr- and Mrs.John Nixon.V.*.** of h» parent., and Mrs.H.Turner.M^HnWo % Woodard and Miss Quek-e I C.A.Vaughan, Rock Island, Que., ^ by d«ath of.tllturritvl Miss Hooker, of Bishop's Crossing,\tafter.sPel?dlnK 8 few were guests of Mr.and Mrs.W E ; t\u2018\\S ,'vltb ber Rlstcr\u2019 ^ra- W.N» Hooker on Friday.\tJohnston.Mrs.R.W.Jenkerson has been in Miss Gladys Hambleton was Stoke for a few days on business.^ spending the week-end with her par-There has not been the usual I fnts*.anf* ^¦rs- James Hamble-amount of lumbering In progress i 'on\u2019 ,n oethney.\tj this winter.The Batley Vcthm1-\t-_____, have hauled over four hundred cords :\t\u2019 -\t| of pulpwood and partly shipped at Red Pepper Rub takes the \u201couch\u201d BrOokbury Siding, and are now clos-j from sore, stiff, aching joints.It ing up with ties and an amount of j cannot hurt you, and it certainly block wood.RED PEPPER FOR Preparations are being made for sugaring and a good season is anti- stops that old rheumatism torture at once.When you are suffering so you!cipated.can hardly get around, just try Red!, Mr.J.O.Leonard who has been Pepper Rub and you will have the fll, is now able to be out again, quickest relief known.Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red peppers.Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you will feel the tingling heat.In three minutes! it warms the sore spot through and sawippi.through.Pain and soreness are gone.Mr.T.Lee Quimby has been vigit- Ask any good druggist for a jar ing his brother, Mr.N.Quimby, of Rowles Red Pepper Rub.Be sure j Mr.and Mrs.M.Merrill, of North to get the genuine, with the name Hatley, were recent guests at Mr.BOYNTON Mr.Fred Roy has moved to Mas- RowleS on each package.HEARTBURN The eldest daughter of Mr.and a CCl/TDr A C C Mrs.Lee Alexander underwent an Z)lltV ILivJu\tHi operation for appendicitis in Dr.j 4\t________ Johnson\u2019s Hospital a few days ago.;\twith'11'11\u2019 whe11 about sixty friends and Homer Mersc\u2019s Mrs.Ethel Pocock, of Holland, is caring for Mrs.Harold Cooper and infant daughter.Mr.and Mrs.II.Morse were recent guests at Mr.L.Libby's, Ayer\u2019s j Cliff.| One of the most pleasant events of the season took place on Thursday | at the home of Mr.David J.Park- Laxatives Replaced By th# Us\u20acof Nujol Nnjol is g lubricant\u2014not g medicine or laxative \u2014B0 cannot gripe.When yon are constipated, there Is not enough lubricant produced by yonr »y«.tem to keep the food waste \u2022oft.Doctors prescribe Nn-Jol because Us action is so close to this natural lubricant, Try U today.The Ladies\u2019 Guild was pleasantly ^ t0 he gaining ; uu.Mms /josjin-oi a iow oo,»\tx/fniiv neonlf are troubled with wnen anour sixty inenos and if ÏÏMTJULr'™ '¦ i !)cirtburn> X SIST\u2019oJS Keep yonr throat anri- 1 septicaily clean by using CINNAFORM PASTILLES.Keep a bottle in your deak or cupboard\u2014use them every day.They i M tasty a* candy.Alao good as a preventative for Quinsy, Tonetlitis or Sore Throat.Ms.« Aeft/s.\tSmtlln Hit ?*«.NATIONAL DRUG * CHEMICAL CO.OF CANADA.LIMITED entArtaine^i on Wednesday at the home of.Mrs.A.Davidson.Mr.Allen Coo km an has returned to Melbourne, after spending some time with relatives here.DANVILLE Cream Wanted Ship us your cream and we can assure you of good price* and honest tests.Being centrally located, we are desirous of getting shippers throughout the Eastern Townships, and would like to hear from anyone looking for a better market for their cream.FOSTER CREAMERY FOSTER, OUE.Waterville vs St.Patricks, Wednesday, March 16th, at 8.15 p.m., Minto Rink, Lennoxville.BURY Th* monthly meeting of the Ht.Paul\u2019s W.A.was held on Thursday Isst at the residence of Mrs, rierirgc The only child of Mr.Fred Sullivan died on March 7th from pneumonia following meaBloh.The interment took place at St.Bibiane\u2019s cemetery on Thursday afternoon.The Ladies\u2019 Aid ot Chalmer\u2019s Church will hold a food sale and afternoon tea in the basement of the church on Friday afternoon, March 17th.ASTHMA SAWYEKVILLE Waterville vs St.Patricks, Wednesday, March 16th, at 8.15 p.m.Minto Rink, Lennoxville.AYER'S CLIFF USE RAZ-MAH MQ SmokiM - *\u2022 Siwinf Na Stuff Just Swallaw a Capsule RAZ-MAH /« Guaranteed to restore normal breathing, stop mur gatherings la the bronchi*I tabes, gi morn* long nlglu of ^nlet sice*; contain , nn 1 habit-forming drug $1.00 st Tour dntg-gitt\u2019a.Trial Tr%* nt our agsnries or writ* Tetapletoas, 142 King W., Torontn, | Sold by Diiberger** Drug Store Mr.C.Edson wishes to announce \u2018.pedal Saturday Sales in March and April.Mar.18th sale, Corsets and Children\u2019s Underwear.15 per cent disc-ounrt.Waterville vs St.Patricks, Wednesday, Miarch 15th, at 8.15 p.m,, | Minto Rink, I/ennoxville.\u2019hulv/er' Miss Ida Smith has returned to I her home in Milby accompanied by ' just what it is.'\tgathered to spend the evening pre- ; In cases of this trouble there is vious to his departure for the West a gnawing and burning pain in the Dancing and games were indu ged I stomach attended by disturbed ftp.Jn by tne young people, after which petite.It Is generally caused hy Mr.b red Bean, in a few words, pre-great acidity of the stomach, and 2eUtei ,I arkhl11 with a purse of whenever too much food 1* taken, fP' Refreshments were served by it is liable to ferment, and becomes D.J.Parkhill.assisted by Mrs.extremely sour, causing heartburn.D.Libby, Mrs.A.C.Parkhjll and In such cases vomiting often occurs,\u2019Miss Annie Parkhill.At a late hour and what is thrown up-is sour and-thfl company broke up wishing Mr.sometimes hitter.\t| Parkhill much success and prosperity The one way to get rid of heart-1.h'8 new^ home, burn is to keep your liver active by \u201d using SOME COLDS are worse than others\u2014but they are all bad.Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral has been breaking up colds fo *0 years.So/d in three size.- WILBURN\u2019S LAXA-LIVER PILLS and you will have no heartburn or other liver trouble such as constipa-tion, jaundice, w .ter brash, floating town, specks before the eyes, coated tongue, foul breath, etc.Misa Aifni* CuUlr.*, Bhiillow Lake, Ont., writes!\u2014\u201cI have had heartburn tor « Ions time.There were snawlmr ami hurnins palrn In my «tnmach, anil then when I vomited the*« waa a sour and bitter tsate.I u«ed two vial* of Mtlburn'* Laxa-I.iver PHI*, and they have cleared me of my heartburn.I don\u2019t think they ran be beaten | l* any other madlcln*.\" Price, 25c.n vial at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T.Wilburn Go., Limited, Toronto, Ont.Mrs.J.Lavers, who has been ill with la grippe, is improving.Mr.Walter Parker left on Friday for Weybum, Bask., where he has a position.Miss Julia Bacon, of Ayer's Cliff, was a recent guest of friends in SOUTII DURHAM There will be a ^meting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary of the Wales Home on Tuesday, March 14th, at 2.30 p.m.in the I.O.O.F.Hall.Miss Julia Montgomery, accompanied by her parents, Mr.and Mrs| Mervyn Montgomery, went to the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, on Friday, were Miss Julia has gone for further treatment.Her many Shave Wltl Cuticura S< The New \\ Without Mi iltoo Stops headache in 20 minutes the clock.so per box.& ! SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, MARCH I J, IV22, rAGE iHKLJ2 BEDFORD AND DISTRICT NEWS Daily Reports from Correspondents of What Is Going On in Different Local iiies.SUTTON* JÜNCTION Miss Ewing, of Montreal, is a guest of Mr.and Mrs.Ee Gallais.The snow is practically all gore here and buggies put in an appearance on Monday, fhe infant daughter of Mr.and j Hi L19H! Mrs.Roy Reilly, of Famham, wh died at their home was brought i Sutton for burial on Tuesday.Nurse Royea is nursing Mrs.Ruby Webster Reilly in Famham.The sawers are busy all about and can be heard echoing between the hills.Mrs.Emerson very pleasantly en tertained the Guild on March 2nd The next meeting- will be the annua and will meet at the home of Mrs Safford, on March 16th.Mr-s.Le Gallais entertained several times for her guest, Miss Ewing.Mr.and Mrs.Bradshaw, of Sutler wth their daughter were week-'Dr' visitors at Mr.M.G.Safford's; Mi: K.Owens, of Brome, was at Mb M.Scott\u2019s and Mr.and Mrs.Sherman Draper were at Mr.Henry Vail\u2019s on Sunday.BOLTON GLEN \u20ac O FII s ?\u2014just say Blue» jay tc your druggist Slops Pain Instantly The simplest way to end a corn is Bluc-jay.A touch stops the pain instantly.Then the corn loosens and comes out.Made in two forms\u2014a colorless, clear liquid (one drop does it!) and in extra thin plasters.Use whichever form you prefer, plasters or the liquid \u2014 the action is the same.Safe, gentle.Made in a world-famed laboratory.Sold by all druggists.Free: Writ0.Baud' S- Black-.Toronto.Devt ° \\n for valuable, book, \"Correct Care of the 31 r.Guy Consens has accepted p position in Newport, while Mr.Ovil-la Bourgals, who has made his home at Mr.Alfred Smith\u2019s, has gone I.take up new work in Perth, Ont.Mrs.F.H.Stanbridge has been nursing at the home of Mrs.Fred Arthur, Kowlton.Mr.Robert Johnson was at Mr.B.G.Paige\u2019s recently.Mrs.Albert Harden has returned to her home \u201cGknhill\u201d after stopping a week at Mr.L.G.Green\u2019s a! ICnowlton.\t.'ihe friends of Mr.Geo.Robert: now of Detroit, will be interested t earn of his approaching marriage t iiss Nellie Church, of Detroit, for .u-ly of England, which takes place '¦i March 15th, at their home, 07 .oiburn Place, Detroit, Mich.Mrs.George Ried, also Mrs.Free Donaghy, of Newport, were recent guests of Mrs.Forest Cousens.Mr.Forest Cousens, school ce.t missioiler, attended the régula .meeting on Saturday, while Council lors Edwin Paige, A.Woodley and F Knowlton attended the regular meet ing of the council held in the Towi Hal).Mr.Burton Paige and Mr.F.Knowlton went to Sherbrooke for treatment last week.HEAD AND NOSTRILS CLOGGED UP COULD SCARCELY BREATHE When you become all choked up| and stuffed up with a cold your head becomes thick, the nostrils become o clogged up you can hardly-breathe, a feeling of weight or op-i pression in the chest and the cough) rasps and tears your lungs and; bronchial tubes.This is the time to take DR.WOOD S NORWAY PINE SYRUP before things get to be too serious.! There is no remedy to equal it for-clearing up the cold, making the breathing easy, loosening the phiegm and soothing and healing the lungs and bronchial tubes.Mrs.Edward Kincade, 60 Brydcn St.» St.John, N.B., writes:\u2014\"I wish to express my hearty thanks to your valuable remedy.Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine Syrup and what pood it did me.Last fall 1 contracted a severe cold, the like I never had, my head and nostrils were so dogged up 1 could get no vent, and could scarcely get my breath I tried remedy after remedy until at last 1 thought I would try \u201cDr.Wood's.\u201c After the first dose I felt relief, and by the time the bottle was finished I was all better.I will always keep it in the house.\u201d Price Joe.and 60c.a bottle; put up only by fhc T.Milbum Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.COWANSVILLE A well attended meeting of Trinity Church Guild was held at the home of Mrs.P.Hauver on Thursday last.The ladies are busy- preparing for their annual food and plant sale, to be held on Saturday afternoon, May :10th.Miss Ruth Barber entertained the Girls\u2019 Friendly in the Church Hall last Thursday evening.Mrs.Gerald Hibbard, of Edmund, N.B., who has been a guest of her brother, Mr.N.H.Smith, for the past few days, has returned to her home, accompanied by her sister, Miss Smith.Mrs.W.E.Hall is confined to her room by illness.Prosperity Rebekah Lodge will hold a Sugar Social in the 1.6.O.F.Hall on Friday evening, March 17th.Everyone welcome.:er brother, Mr.J.A.Miller.f Miss K.Hinchcliffe, of Athens, Ont., is here visiting her sister, Miss Mary Hinchcliffe.Mrs.M.J.Farmer accompanied by .*Rr daughter, Mrs.Sanborn, of ji-ome went recently to Granby vis-ting friends.Mrs.W.J.McGuire was called to Montreal on account of the serious dness of her mothep, Mrs.Arnott.fhe funeral of Mrs.John Keefe, i former resident of St.Brigide, bu+ atterly of this town, took place at he Roman Catholic Church here on ¦ ionday last.MANY ATTEND CARNIVAL AT j MANSGNV1LLE IRON HILL .J,,hl1 Raymond and Miss Ro-le Raymond have gone to New -edford, Mass., to attend the funer-! of their brother\u2019s wife, Mrs.Geo.ajmond, who had been a\tsuf- Vpu 'rom cancer from some time.f here passed away at her home ''''J' on Thursday morning, Mary -alls, relict of the late William w iliis, who had been in failing* ealth for several months.Deceased 'aves an only child, Mrs.William Jhandler, who lived with her, to mourn her loss.The late Mrs.Wilds, who was born here, lived all her narried life on the place where she iied.She was universally loved and espected.For over sixty years she iad been an active Christian and a nember of the A.C.Church.She vas 88 years old, and was prede-raaed by her husband thirty-two cars ago.Mrs.Chandler has the ymprthy of all her friends in the ess of her dear mother.Mr.M.E.Bullard, who has been .way visiting relatives for the ¦reater part of the winter, returned ome on Thursday.Mr.Thos.A.Shufelt, of Farn-iam, spent a day this week with his arents, Mr.and Mrs.F.D.Shufelt, .t \u201cThe Highlands.\u201d Mrs.Geo.Royea is at St.Albans, V t., with her sister, Mrs.Northrop.SUTTON __BJJS!NESSjCARDS _ ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS piypNBY K.MEADE, QUEBEC LAND Surveyor.Coaticook, Qu».Bfll phorni.PHYS i QIAN S AN D SURGEONS -1 m.w.V FAR WELL, SPECIALIST TO Ihe Sherbrooke Hospital.Eye.Ear, Noee \u2022 nd Throat.Phone ¦157.\t15 Ihifferin Ave, T \\R.R.SPEER, V it.BUtT'Pel 1240.Eye, i \" Par, Noe».Throat Spec, to Shev Heap.J) FARNHAM The death of Mrs.A.G.Morrison, of Scotstown, occurred here on Wednesday, March 8th, at the home cf her son, Mr.E.Morrison.The late Mrs.Morrison had only been here a few days, having come to assist in caring for her daughter-in-law, who has been seriously ill.She was taken sick on Sunday and passed away on Wednesday.The remains were taken to Scotstown for burial.The little daughter of Mr.H.Hebert, while crossing the river on the ice on Monday afternoon, broke through, and had it not been for timely assistance would have been drowned.As it is, she is now none the worse for her experience.Mrs.J.L.Kilburn accompanied her sister-in-law, Miss Kilburn, to her home in Ottawa, where she will remain for a few days.Mrs.J.H.Dimick has gone to Montgomery, Vt., visiting friends.Mrs.F.Greenway and son, of Me-gantic, arc visiting at the home of ÏKS.DARCHE .' HEBERT, SPECIAL-J i»ts.Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Bronchial tube diseases, asthma, etc.Private Hospital 02 King St.West, Snerbrooke.Tel.654 II.L.C.BACH AND, CONSULTING Specialist.Lye.Ear, Noee.Throat.New Olivier Block, Corner Ling and Wellington.(Sherbrooke._____________________________ U.ETHIER, PHONE 676.84 KING ST.! Weal.Electrotherapy ; Urinary Dteeaaea.j 1 \\R J.A.McCABL AND DR.K.PLANTE n tO-inrh thuhU-Siâei, d/îc.6479ft 6491® 6692® I ft-INCH RRI> SKAL RECORDS $1.50 When Irlih Eyea are SmlHniKTe.nor) John McCormack My Irlnh Song of Song» (Tenor)\tJohn McCormack « n» an Irish (»irl I Love and She ft Just Like You McCormack bweat Peggy O\u2019Neil\tJohn McCormack A»k to hear flkaae aefeeffona played on tho Victrola any uHis MasWs Voice\u201d dealers Burltnir Gram-o.phon* Company, lAmlted, Montreal T t.V H.C.Wilson & Sons, Limited 37-41 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke Hfindquarters In Sherbrooke and Enntorn Towns!)ins for VICTOR VICTROLAS nnd RECORDS Branch Store»: Contlcook, Rock Island, Thetford Mine» Rich, tnond nnd firnnby, Quiboc, IIKUWM WÆ\\M Dill, SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.MONDAY, MARCH 13, T 922.PAGE ttVE UNCLE JIM\u2019S LETTER come some other day.From VERNA CONNER.North Hatley.Dear Uncle Jim: I am a little girl nine years old.I go to school nearly every day at Minton.I am in the second primer.I have five sisters and one brother.One of my sisters lives in Sherbrooke.We have a big collie dog ing your school lesson.It is a more\tand a little yellow kitty.We live important thing than some people :\ton a large farm and have many cat- ,\tthink, to be able to write a nice let- !\ttie.I have a little calf all my own.merry\tlaugh\tover\tthe\tgood\told\tdays ;\tter, and needs much practice and ;\tIt is registered and its name is of the\tYoung\tPeople\u2019s\tComer.\tWe (\tpatience, too.Some of the nieces and\tMidget.We have four horses'; feel quite proud to have Dorothy, ! nephews write very nice letters, in-1 their names are Bessie, Flora, from Strasburg, and the MacDon-: deed, and I am sure that all try to pld boys from Red House on the Is- do their best.land, remember us, and Uncle Jim j Now, do you not think our cluB is hopes that the Corner will always | going to be a success?Six names re-be of interest to them as well as to ! ceiveil in the first week, and probab- M.»/ Dear Boys andi Girls:\u2014 Haven\u2019t we a newsy Corner this week?Visitors from away out west and away down east; just think what a jolly big Corner we have.We are indeed glad jfo have our Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan cousins with us for this week\u2019s meeting.Perhaps in twenty or thirty years from now some of the \u201cfar-lapart\u201d cousins will meet and have a in their letter-writing.Sometimes things happen to make poor old uncle discouraged, but the children who write such nice letters to him are not to blame.Esther writes in a pretty, loving way about dear grandma, and it was nice, AshtoA, to be rememberedl dur- Queen and Nell.I will write again.From IRENE JOHNSON.North Hatley.many other friends in distant parts i ly some more now up at the post of- Dear Uncle Jim: uf the world.^\t-fice, which will have to wait over It is Uncle Jim's ambition to make until next Corner meeting.Next J- P\u2022 Corner a happy home for | week you will have a story about the boys and girls who wish to be ; Bird Protection written by friendly, and who wish to improve\tUNCLE JIM.got one hundred and twenty words j as far as I went.I have quite a ! number of playmates, but they are j all much younger than myself.I ; am fond of babies and small chil- ! dren, and I would like very much to j be a nurse maid.Your loving niece.DOROTHY STURTEVANT.Knowlton.Dear Uncle Jim: This is my first letter to your Corner.I was so interested that I thought I would write.I am a little girl eleven years old.I am very busy.I go to school and I take music lessons.Marjory Andrews is a schoolmate of mine.I have one sister who is attending Macdonald College, so I am all alone with my papa and mamma, I have a dog named Chance.He is my only playmate.I hope to see my letter in print.Your loving niece, FERN LAXSON.Danville.Dear Uncle Jim: It is quite a while since I wrote to your interesting Corner I enjoy reading the letters as I Mr.Owen F.Platt, of Springfield, Mass., was in town on Saturday.Mr.C.J.McDonald, of Indianapolis, was in town on Saturday.Mr.J.P.Wells left today to spend a few days in Montreal on business.sg ?\t?Mr.Arthur Virgin, North Hatley, was in town for rthe week-end.Miss Frances Armitage, of Montreal, arrived in Sherbrooke last evening to spend a week with her parents, Mr and Mrs.George Arm-\\tage, Montreal Street (sun.) 3 Rutland.Nelson\u2019s: 1 Peark 2 Because then, are so many star fish m them, o A comb, 4 The sun._ Queenie sends this riddle.Up and THE FRIENDLY BLACKBIRDS.(George.Ballard Bowers.) Bang ! bang ! bang ! The shooting sounded like a skirmish that rrecedes a battle.We, residents on he peaceful hills, rushed out of doors to see what was happening in the little valley below.It was our neighbor shooting the blackbirds that had invaded his field of sweet corn.He was doing a lot of shoot- ing ; the birds appeared loathe to leave their fallen comrades.They circled again and again until a I am a little girl nine years old.I go to school and I am in Grade IV.I like to go to school.I have one sister and one brother.My sister\u2019s name is Verna and my brother\u2019s _________________________ name is Gordon.My sister is in - -.\"\t, grade 1.and my brother is in grade privilege of writing letters to Uncle ] VI.At school we slide, make snow Jim, and, apparently they enjoy their | men, snow ball, ride on scooters and little corner.This section has been, play tag.We live on a farm near favorably commented/ upon by ! North Hatley.We have a dog ; his grown-ups, who enjoy seeing the.name is Rex.I hope to see my letter children enjoy themselves in a na- in print.From\trnvxnro tural way characteristic of children.;\tMURIEL G.CONNER.But, apparently, some grown-ups,! North Datiey.______^ who have found time hanging heav-\tTT .T.ily on their hands, decided to try to Dear Uncle Jim: become children again and write let- ! I wish to thank you for the nice ters.Whether they considered the book which you sent me.I am very sometimes see the names of down, and never touching sky or some I know.I think it would be ground.very nice to have a club.My school starts in March and I will be glad to go to school again, as it has been quite a while since I went to school.It has been rather cold out here lately.I will be glad when spring comes so I can ride in the car.I spent my time this winter playing the piano, reading, crocheting and embroidering, but I also take time to go out nearly every day and play in the snow.The dog likes to run and play with me.I am reading the story of the Blue Bird, and think From Lena.1 Why didn\u2019t Eve get the measles?\t, 2\tTen men\u2019s length, ten mens strength, yet a little boy picks it up and walks off with it.3\tWhen is a door not a door?From Dorothy: 1\tWhat is put on the table, cut and passed but never eaten?2\tWhen is a well like unbuttered bread ?3\tWhy is a hook like a tree ?4\tWhat tongue frequently hurts and grieves you, yet never speaks a it is a nice story.I am sending, word ?some riddles.As my letter is get- 5 who dares to sit before a king project in the form of a practical fond of reading and enjoy it very .\t-, r - - -VT - -.- joke is not known, but it would seem ninch.I go to school every day and third of the flock lay bleeding, dead that impracticable would be a better 1 h^e lt\u2019 t,00' atn .J11.™6 or wounded, on the ground.The re- wor(| t0 use jn this case».\tgrade.I like sliding, building attainder was saved by a wounded ' Thc offence of singing another houses and snow men.I wi person\u2019s name is a SJiou% one, and f.^^^^m^Tgar6!\u2019 \u2019though writers doing so may con-j\t____g \u2019 i aider themselves brave, that little j sentence ending with \u201cwhere angels fear to tread,\u201d would fit the circum- red-wing leading to a nearby field whose owned loved and understood feathered creatures.This cruel man who had strewn .his field with so many quivering lit-tlp black bodies was a new resident of California.He had spent the be\u2019St years of his life raising corn in Illinois, where he had seen the \u201cpesky\u201d blackbirds picking grains out of ripened ears.When he saw these blackbirds saucily hopping from ear to ear as if trying to find the best, he could not control his anger.His sweet corn was almost ready for the market.He saw lost the many things he had -intended to purchase from the proceeds of thc sale of the luscious roastiqg-ears.It had never occured to him that the presence of a blackbird meant anything other than damage.The owner of the bird-refuge happened to be plowing.When the blackbirds in the corn had recovered from their fright, they left their hiding to follow in the furrows behind their friend to pick up beetles sixth snow will be for am ting long I will close, wishing the Corner every success.Your loving; niece, DOROTHY MABEL COATES.Strasbourg, Saak.stances better.Also there is danger of their bravado proving their Waterloo.In regard to the letters received by Uncle Jim, who, fortunately, or unfortunately has friends in the places from which they came, it can only be stated that they will not appear in the Record, but will be held for future reference, should the need \\ arise.The handwriting of children varies almost as much as the shape of peo- i pies noses, and a practical ( ?) joke | may exist for a time, it takes so lit- ; tie on which to thrive at times; but! for the present nothing more need be said except that the small portion of the Record known as the Young ! People\u2019s Corner is for children only, and the generosity of old and young, jokers and non-jokers, to allow it to ! Your niece, LENA N.CAIRNS.Compton, Quo.YOUNG PEOPLE\u2019S CORNER BIRD PROTECTION CLUB with his hat on?6\tWhat heavenly thing and what earthly thing does a rainy day effect?7\tWhy do little birds in their nests agree ?- SUSAN SNOW DROP.In March when all my sisters are sleeping, oh so sound ; I yawn and stretch and stretch some more, then push right through the ground.Miss Helen Armitage returned home last evening after a two weeks stay in Montreal with friends.The Rev.G.A.Brunet, of Clayton, Ontario, was in town yesterday, a guest of the New Sherbrooke.Mrs.K.M.Vright and Miss L.Stata, of Asbestos, were in town on Saturday.* * * \u2022 Miss Pauline Dastous, Quebec street, is spending a few days in Montreal.\u2022\ta\t* Mrs.J.M.Jenckes left Saturday morning for St.Johnsbury, Vermont, to spend a few days with her mother.*\t*\t* Miss F.J.Purdy spent the weekend in Waterville, the guest of her mother, Mrs.Thomas Purdy.^\t»\t«\t» Mr.Maih Marcus, vice-president of the Panther Rubber Company, was in town last week.1\t\u2022\t\u2022 The Hon.Jacob Nicol, Provincial Treasurer, was in town over the week-end.*\t*\t« The Rev.Walter Windsor, of Montreal, was in town on Saturday, the guest of his son, Mr.A.W.Windsor, Montreal\tSt.f\t*\t» Mr.J.I.McCabe, of Windsor Mills, was in town on Saturday on his way to Cowansville, to visit his parents, who are both ill.*\t*\t* Mr.C.J.Joslin, Dominion Ave., appears that some yean ago at Waterloo, while attending a baseball match, Mr.Pergau was struck on the head by a bat as it was thrown by one of the flayers.His present trouble is believed to be the result of this accident.His many friends hope that benefit will result from his treatment in the Montreal General Hospital.» * * The lady members of the Curling Club entertained on Saturday afternoon at tea.About one hundred and twenty members were present and were received by Mrs.W.G.Cross, the President, and Mrs.Gordon Milter, the Vice-President.Mrs.A.E.Wiggett and Mrs.Lee Hyndman poured tea.\t____________ *?« °ne son\u2019 Mr- F; Eugene Kez-ily prayers at the residence of aL of ^maguey Cuba, three dau-Mrs.Butler at 1.30 p.m.to the ^ters, Mrs.S M.Taylor and Mrs Methodist Church.Lennoxville at ^eorgre TW 7Do!e\u2019 of this place and ~\t-\tMrs.I.L.Cochrane, of Camp Dev- ens, Mass., seventeen grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs.Irving Slack, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, and Mrs.E.E.Bean, of Suffield, and one brother, Mr.\\Vm.Stocks, of British Columbia.Mrs.Kezar\u2019s illness was of long duration, during which she was tenderly cared for by h»r family and others.During the fast two weeks her daughter, Mrs.Cochrane, was with her.Her son, owing to distance, was unable to be with his mother at the last, but had visited her during her illness.The funeral was held at her late residence on Monday, March 6th, at 1.30 p.m.and was conducted by Rev.A.F, Shorten, of East Angus, formerly pastor of the Minton CARD OF THANKS.We wish to express our most sincere thanxs to our many kind friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness, also, those who sent flowers, and the choir of St.Peter's Church, for music and hsunns.(Signed) MR.JOHN MOULDY.SR\u201e AND FAMILY.Sherbrooke, Que.IN MEMORIAM.WANTED TO BUY.AUTOMOBILE'S FOR SALE.Box 57 Æ PUP WANTED, or canoe on Magog ALSO SPACE River.Address Record.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 ODGE BROTHERS MODEL.1521, kraring Car for sale.Looks like ne\u201d-and guaranteed in first class order.Apply or phone 1736.Olivier Automobile Co., Ltd.D00 -a-' icr SITUATIONS WANTED.S1 «TENOGRAPHEE.TEN YEARS' EX-periece, thoroughly reliable, desires position.Address P.O.Box 163, City.YU ANTED TO BUY OR REN; FARM, \u2019 * 75 to IDO acres, near railroad town.Give full description.Apply Box 21, Upper Melbourne, Que.VI-ANTED TO PURCHASE INCT RA-* \u2019 tor ; mn.t be in perfect cr r.dition and cheap for cash.State make and capacity.E.M.Gooey, West Brome.Que.ig memory < died March 12th, 1919.R.I.P.Bondville.IN MEMORIAM.In memory of Mrs.John Ross, who pass-\u2014 r: this life on March 13th.1921.Sadly missed by her son and daughter, Mrs.Mc-Derny and Sam Ross.With broken hearts we watched you And saw you pass away, Ait hough we loved you dearly We could not make you stay.You\u2019re not forgotten, mother dear.Your memory will never fade.Our hearts will always wander To the cemetery where you are laid.Skinner, Maine.beloved by her circle of friends and neighbors.\t,\t,,\t_\t, The funeral service, the Fastoi, the local cemetery, where interment j Rev.G.H.Craik, officiating, took was made by the side of a little dau-1 place at the Congregational Church, ghter, who passed away at the early j of which the deceased was a Hiem-age of about two and a half years, her, on Sunday, March 5th, at twenty-six years ago.The bearers were Messrs.J.McNerney, M.A.Rublee, A.R.Pond, E.B.Comstock, T.E.Meyer and S.J.Kemp.Mr.Swanson was funeral director.Beautiful flowers from the family and friends were on the casket.Among those from out of town at the funeral were Mr.and Mrs.Irving Slack, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Mr., and Mrs.E.E.Bean, of Suffield, : ter and niece, Mrs.Walter Wngl p.m., the large attendance testifying to the respect and esteem in which the deceased was held.The bearers were Messrs, *T.Brighton, r.Doyle, J.Stimson and A.Burrill.The following relatives are left to mourn the loss of a true and good woman.Sons: Messrs.Archie and Edgar Stimson, Melbourne, adopted daugh- Melbourne Ridge; sisters: Mrs.Marv Brock, Melbourne and Mrs.Emma Beattie, Point St.Charles; brothers: William and Joseph Lay.Melbourne, and Alexander Lay, of Colorado, U.S.A.The following relatives from a distance were present; Mr.Robert: of McConnel, and | Ewing, a cousin, from Sherbrooke and Messrs.Wilfrid and Llewelyn Beattie, nephews, of Point St.Charles.Montreal.Mrs.I.L.Cochrane and two chil dren, of Camp Devens, Mr.and Mrs.J.K.Rives, of Barton, Vt., Mr.Lawrence Taylor, of Rock Island, Mi's.Aubrey Batiey, of Sherbrooke, Mrs.Turner, of Sherbrooke, Mrs.Gallagher, of Cupelton, Mr.and Mrs.C.Kezar and Mr.and Mrs Newton Kezar, others.MRS.JOHN COOPER, COOK-SHIRE.COOKSHIRE, March 10 \u2014 The funeral of the late Mrs.John Cooper, who passed away here on Wednesday morning, March 8th, at the MISS BAIRD, SUTTON SUTTON, March 13.\u2014Death has claimed another old an respected ^N EXPERIENCED LADY STENO-grapher and typist wishes position, r permanent \u2022'¦c temporary, full or rpare Apply to Record Box 50.\\I-ANTED TO ^ ' hand light icap for :!Ic.Phc BUY\u2014GOOD 5ECOND-îxpre.-s wagon.Must be ply John Nicol, Lennox-1 I \\Y /OMAN WOULD TAKE IN PLAIN washing and ironing Apply to Mrs.F.Noorthey, Tayior'a Block, Main St., Lennox ville.SITUATIONS VACANT.\\\\'rE WAN'! \"\t-11 our Lodge Regalia i.o.o.F.A.F.& A.M.To the Officers and Members: We wish to call your attention to the success we are having in cleaning ah kinds of Lodge Regalia.Sherbrooke Laundry and Dry Cleaners 91 Frontenac Street Phone 169.DEPARTMENT OF ROADS Province of Quebec.TENDERS CaugHnawaga Reserve.j Tenders made on forms furnished ' by the Department of Roads and ! placed in envelopes bearing the ! words \u201cTender for Caughnawaga\u201d i will be received until one o\u2019clo k : p.m.on the fifth (5th) day of April, : 1922, at the office of the undersigned, Parliament Building:-:, at Quebec.1 for the construction of water-bound macadam with bituminous applica-, lion on the Chateauguay-Laprairie : j highway (about 4% miles).The Government of the Province | of Quebec does not bind itself to ; ; accept any of the tenders.B.MICHAUD, Deputy Minister, Quebec, March 13th, 1922.HA.V Quality, Prices and\tour motto for ' year».Write for twice*.JAMES SCOTT & CO., LIMITED 651 St.Jame-i St., MONTREAL TeL Main 1732.RELIABLE AGENTS TO well-known fruit and ort-a-mental trees \u2022 good pay, exclusive terrilorv rightA.Our agency i* valuable.Write for particulars.Pelham Nursery Co , Ton'r.to, Onu TEACHERS WANTED CARI» OF THANKS.virh to extend my sincere thanks for sympathy shov-n Hue in my recent bereavement in the death' of my clear husband, also, to those who sent ffpwers.and the choir.a- composed of visitors from the Method 1.81, in well as our own choir.MRS.NELSON A.ROE.-^-7-\u2014 \u2014\u20147- FEMALE HELP WANTED.w A !f ¦RINCIPAL AND TEACHERS WANT-the Municipality of Eaton, for the Intermediate and Primary Departments of Bulwer Model School, also ei?ht quaiifi Protestant Elementary teachers.Apply sta ins jalifications and salary expected A.E.Brirlgette.Hec.-Treas., Birch ten.Qu before March 2:.th.Uj22.AGENTS WANTED.ANTE D\u2014AN EXPERIENCED IN-fant\u2019s nurse (young: woman prefejredi.in family with three children where cook, housemaid and second nuree are kept.Situa-' furniture, Ford touring car.1020 model i tion open end of March or April 1st.Apply first class condition.Everything to be sold to Mrs.Bruce Fletcher, 165 Queen SL, »Sher- without reserve.Farm will he offered for brooke.Que.\tsale on day of sale.Terms of ««ale\u2014$10 and under, cash ; over AUCTION SALE at the farm of Mr.Alvin Aldrich IVES HILL, four milev from Compton, known as the Charles (lliddon Farm, Wednesday, March 15th 4 horses, extra mare, 7 yrs., 1300 Ibe.: mare, 3 yrs., 1200 lbs.; horse, 10 yrs., about 1100 lbs., mare, 12 yrs., 1000 Ibe.; 11 cows, two freshened, remainder to freshen in March and April ;\t3 yearlings, 2 calves, brood sow, lot poultry.Maseey-Harris manure spreader.Masaey-Harris hay loader, binder, hay tedder, horse rake, mowing machine.2 double wagons with hay rack and box, broadcast seeder, sulky plow, 2 walking plows, disc harrow, spring-tooth harrow, steel land roller, cultivator, horse hoe.corn planter, 2 sets double sleds, 2 driving sleighs, 2 buggy wagons, 2 sets double harness, set driving harness, gas engine with saw rig, thrw her and grinder complete, 2 stone drags, platform hay scale, set scales capacity 2000 power straw cutter, horse fork com piete, grinding stone, forks, shovels, hoes chains, etc.About ten tons hay, 200 bus.t tld'S l)f Molboumo, who loc'Htcd oats, lot potatoes.a quantity of household here over a hundred year» a^o.and age of eighty-alx years, will take .from the Baton Mill.\tis de- lightfully situated on a large lot in th#* m;'Ijit of beautiful ahade trees and con-tains five rooms and bath, hand-iome fireplace in the spaeiou* living room, and an attic large enough for four extra bH- ,'r- Hot air furnace, lofty cement rt-jar partly twed a-i a garage.Pure r .-i'g water wupplied ),y eterrtric p\u2019Anp.d drainage, large garden, low- taxe*.Eterlrie power, light and Uegant flx-.;r $2,000 will handle, balan e at six jjf-r cent.Apply for further particulars Edwards Really Co.Room 21 Olivier Biock.Phone 1 C>Z7-V.MISCELLANEOUS.TJITMAN\u2019S SHORTHAND.TYBEWRI7-* imr.B^rokkeeping, Commercial Corres-: » dence.Complete Busiress Training.Private individual jessons.Prospectu>; on application.Frank Dudley, Cert.P.S., 7Î Frontenac .Street, Ï22v-W.[ 1ST YOUR PROP U ¦ -ate to J.O Exnerien PROPER 1Y OR RESINE .-Darche, Salesman of A Wellington So.City.f;.hou .J.yy\u2019ANTED TO r.p i f; r r k, : building.38 G CONTRACTOR, alt Tel.1415-M BANKRUPTCY ACT.T FAT) EUS In the matter of Office Requirements, Ltd.Sherbrooke.Que., Authorized Assignor.Scaled tenders anti marked \u201cTenders Ite- j Office Ru?1>' co™bat thf atJatTksJ^d investigation and punishment \u201cto the ' flections of a party of Toronto Inful] limit of the law\u201d was sent to the ! terests on their management of the ¦resolutions committee after ten I property, and m a circular signed minutes of warm debate.When it W the President, D.Lorne McGib-returned from the cure of the res- bon\u2019 re^ew the situation for some elutions committee, it had been modi- ;vears bnt'k covering the period when fied to such an extent that Mr Has- was regarded as certain L.at the sard sought by moans of an amend- : Vttriou! min®8 in tbe combination ment to give it back some of its or- Tere thr,mpb.as Pincers, down to iginal force, but in this he was un- the Present tlmo- 'vben the.outlook successful.He could not get a sec- i «PPear8 ™uch.bft.t«r1 thnn out> onder.He reminded the convention 1 siders\u2019 \":ho .have ^ httl\\or ^ 'n' that there had been no stint of ap- tcTe8t m lts.\theretofore plause for reports referring to the evince a great desire to secure con-arrest and conviction of rmor law itro1 of tho cemPany ntld the treas-breakers.a woman with a baby at itiry' her breast perhaps, but there seem- j The word treasury is italicized in , ,be, no nppbuise for the propos- | the circular, in view of the fact that it has been built up to the substantial sum of $555,000.Circulars issued by Toronto mining brokerage firms have been sent to La Rose shareholders, charging unsympathetic direction and ineffi- Directors and Management Take Issue With So-Called Committee of Shareholders\u2014Present to Shareholders Review of Progress Made\u2014Profite Increase, and Production Costs Steadily Reduced\u2014Directors Among Largest Stockholders.IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE FurnUhecl by Johnston & Ward al to bring daw breakers in Queen\u2019s Park to book.\u2014-\u2014*- \u201cSPOOKS\u201d STILL FAIL TO APPEAR (Associated Press Despatch) HALIFAX, NjS.March 11.Dr.Franklin Prince had not found tho vient management, and urging a secret of the mysterious fires at the change.Mr.McGibbon, in a circu-homestead of the MacDonald\u2019s, at lar, refers to the Toronto committee, Caledonia Mills, up to a late hour which is promoting tbe opposition, last night, according to a long dis and points out that, of the three men tance telephone call received here.in question, Messrs.Andrews, Chal-'\t\u2014\u2014\t: lener and Spurr, only one was a GOUNARIS CABINET RESIGNS stockholder of record at the time the ( A**ociated Pre»* Deapatch) circular of Feb.21st was issued.In ATHENS, March 13.\u2014The cable answer to the charge in another cir-net of Premier Gounaris has re- cular, alleging small holdings of the vote of confidence.Caff fc NAVY CUT CIGARETTES lO for 15 Î 25 for 35 signed following its defeat on Fri- directors of the shares in the corn-day in the Chamber of Deputies, pany, Mr.McGibbon\u2019s circular says: when the Premier was refused a \u201cThe stock registered in the names ; of the directors represents only a I small part of their actual holdings.1 For many years the directors have ! been, and they still are, among the j largest holders.\u201d I At the outset of the La Rose man-I agement circular reference is made j to the 10 p.c.dividend recently de-! claredi, payable April 20th to share-| holders of record March 24th.Mon-I tion is made of the fact that the an-i nual statement is about, ready for | distribution, but meantime, in view of the attacks referred to, the directors decided to issue a review of the efforts to re-establish the various properties as profitable producers.That this has been attempted with success the story of the past few years will show.Reference is made to the operations during 1921, front which a profit of $126,000 was realized.Total costs per ounce were reduced front 73 cents in 1920 to 46 cents, and net current surplus was increased to $565,000.Production and profit were the highest since 1916, and cost per ounce the lowest since 1915, Two new ore bodies were discovered, and possibilities for further discoveries exist.Recovery from low grade ore or 600,000 ounces was approximately 79 p.c.of the total production.Due to more efficient milling methods, obtained as a result of the management\u2019s efforts, the cost of marketing was reduced to 7.8 p.c., as compared With 15.2 p.c.in 1920, and a saving of $30,000 whs effected.A new milling contract on more favorable terms has been obtained, which not only re- in the monetary 1921.Wall Street Journal will say today:\u2014¦ Government operation costs Canada $140,000,000 annually.Building material prices show little recovery.Business in sole leather shows little improvement.Price flurry subsides in bitumin-j ous market.j Iron business is better in Birm-! ingham district.Galena Signal shows $431,127 P.and L.surplus losses.United States produced 61.9 p.c., S,tandard °?J of Kentucky plans j\t^\"pany reports $9,286,- to double capital stock of $6,000,-j\t+ j,.r fnyi 000, reduce par value from $100 to I \u201c ___________.of of WAYAGAMACK PULP & PAPER OPERATING AT FULL CAPACITY.NOW TURNING OUT 2(0 TONS OF PULP AND 100 TONS OF PAPER DAILY.THREE RIVERS, Que., Mar.13.- $25 and declare stock dividend $2,000,000.Special meeting stockholders April 3.Local banking syndicate to offer today at 98 Sinclair Consolidated Oil $46,000,000 fifteen year seven p.c.oonds to yield yearly 7.25 p.c.Blue sky legislation abandoned at _____________ Albany for this session but Attor-1 Increased activity has been in evi- - .\tney-General to\treceive\t$10,000 ap- dence jn the Pulp and Paper Dis- sult in lower cost, but in increased\tpropriation to\tenforce\tMartin law , trict recently.It\tis announced that extraction.\tagainst fraudulant stock brokers.the Wayagamack Pulp & Paper Co.The management\u2019s circular then Wilson and Company year ended j Ltd., is now operating to capacity goes back to 1914 to review the vari-\tDecember 31,\t1921, shows deficit ! aIui has been so\temployed for tho ous stages of the situation.In that\tafter interest,\tcharges\tand inven- | pagt two or three\tweeks.This means year, two prominent engineers ad-: tory adjustments of $8,462,0521 that the Company is turning out vised that the possibilities for fur- against loss of $940,850 in 1920.daily 240 tons of pulp and 100 tons ther\tdiscoveries\twere\tremote,\tand Pacific Mail Steamship year end- i 0f kraft paper that\tthe\tfuture\toperations\tof\tthe\ted December\t31, 1921, skews defic- Thjs js accepted\t^ additional con- company amounted to nothing more it after charges, depreciation and ; firmatjon that this industry is on than a cleaning-up proposition.The taxes of $495,591 against net tn-j thfl m\u20acm, and that mlIch brighter Princess was considered entirely ex- come of $1 2,7.470 equal t o$4.25 a timps are\u2019 ahcad for thig.localityj hausted; practically no hope was .hae ! j.- \u2022\tr\twhich suffered considerable through- given for the University and the Vio- ; New \\ or* Telephone Company t h business depression and per- year ended\tDecember 31,\t,\t*______r*1 .\u2022 _\tr\t* earned $8.29\ta share against $4.04 ilod of comm,°dlt>\tdeflation, in 1920.\t! The fact that tbe export demand -c- | for kraft paper has revived to such : a marked extent is accepted as aug-decided, however, not to abandon the RATHER STRONG TONE ON uring well for the future, and an ac-prnperties until all reasonable pos-\tMONTREAL EXCHANGE j e'eded ^ ^ ^\tC°n' spite the high cost of operation dur-\t,\t.\t, .n , , i .w under®bood that the enquiry ing the war, this policy was persist- i (Associated lb-ess Despatch) for Wagamack\u2019s products comes to ed in.Production declined until 1918,: MONTREAL, March 13.\u2014The lo-after which the Directors\u2019 policy be-! cal market was only moderately ac-gan to show, and in spite of a do- ' ttee during the first half hour this let property was not even mentioned.: The circular points out that this ! led to serious consideration of the ! question whether or not the company should be liquidated.It was cline in silver last year, a profit of morning, but prices were strong.a considerable extent from the Company\u2019s customers in the United States, while enquiries are being received in gratifying measure from foreign countries.One of these has been Japan, which has been a good buyer léswtu** Tax?*™** ,**,» «~ $126.000 was realized.Brazilian strengthened from its The circular adds that the policy j closing quotation, at 36% to 37, at was the strongest is-1 put display an improving tendency.to the , economically, and during the period n! 'ea]n\tto provide 'funds\"for sue> rising: 1 ^ P°ints fr(>m it3 Sntur- The margin of profit to the company plus in order to proride fmuis foi d ^\t^ g,\twill thus increase as time goes on the development of the properties, j\tie\t1\t* and to be in a position to acquire | Kas, ________ Other leaders are quiet.other promising properties should opportunity be offered.With regard to dividends, it is pointed out that prior to 1921, tho ! earnings did not justify dividends, but it.is the policy to pay such as the earnings waiTant.There is a feeling in well-informed financial circles that the movement of Toronto parties to gain control of the company is instigated by a mini her of brokers, whose chief interest lies in a desire to exploit the pro perty for stock-jobbing purposes, and that the company\u2019s treasury presents extremely attractive possi- ! bilities in that connection.Tlie, proxy for the annual meeting ; is in the names of 1).Lorne MPeGib-bon, Edwin Hanson and Stephen J.! Lelluray, of Montreal.was up from 68% to and business broadens, and the uses i to which kraft paper aie put multi- ' ply- ram McMANAMY & WALSH WHitina Block Stockbroker* Téléphoné 25 Correspondent* : Jenks, Gwynne & Co., Members New York Stock Exchange.New York Cotton Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade.O\u2019Brien & Williams, Members Montreal Stock Exchange.Direct enquiry will bring assurance of standing and stability.We invite it.Banker*: Royal Bank of Canada, Sherbrooke.I i < PAGE EIGHT SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, \u201clOINDAY, MARCH 13, PREMIER THEATRE Today Tomorrow Beautiful Norma Talmadge and Harrison Ford in \u201cThe Wonderful Thing\u201d There\u2019s a smile for every tear in this story of a madcap girl who becomes lonely wife.It\u2019s something new for Norma.\u20148 Reels.ADDED ATTRACTIONS Also First Showing of PRINCESS MARY\u2019S WEDDING Devis and Williams.Colored Comedians, in NOVELTY ACTS French and English Singing, Dancing and Musical Acts.COMEDY AND OTHER FEATURES.A Big Show at the Same Old Price.Direct from England.Matinee 15c.Evening 25c.ORCHESTRA.Club are requested to put in an appearance BOXING FOUGHT TO A DRAW (Associated Press Despatch) NEW YORK, .March 13.\u2014 Mike ! McTigue and Lou Bogash fought a | twelve round bout to a draw on Sat-| urday.Many of the fans thought | the latter won by a wide margin.FREIDMAX SCORED KNOCK OUT (Associated Press Despatch) PHILADELPHIA, March 13.\u2014 1 Sailor Friedman, of Chicago, on Saturday won by a technical knockout over Frankie Callaghan, of Brooklyn, when the bout was stopped in the seventh round.TENDLER BEAT SHEPPARD (Associated Press Despatch.) QUITE A BAD PIKE BROKE OUT ATSWEEI5BURG Barn Owned by Mr.Bartington Destroyed\u2014Cause of Fire Is Unknown.SWEETSBURG, Mar.13.\u2014(Special.) Fire destroyed a fair sized barn on the farm occupied by Mr.A.Bartington, which was formerly known as the Miltimore property, and situated about one mile from this village.The fire took place at about 11.30 NEW YORK, March 13 \u2014 Lew ! 0,t'lock Thursday night- the source Tendler, of Philadelphia, defeated : ,bei^.«ÿnown.No live stock was Johnny Sheppard, former British kept in the bam, therefore the pres- iightweight champion, the bout being stopped in the third round.ence of any persons to care for them on the previous day was not necessitated.However, a considerable loss was sustained by the fire, because a quantity of hay, unthreshed oats and phosphate was demolished, also a cream separator, hay-loader, grain I harvester, disc harrow, mowing The Greatest Story of Love That the Screen Has Ever Known AN ARTISTIC TRIUMPH \u2018FOREVER\u2019 or \u2018PETER IBBETSON\u2019 From Du Mauricr\u2019* Great Novel\u2014The Play That Made the Barrymore* Famouft.\u2018A REMARKABLE CAST\u2019 Wallace Reid, Elsie Ferguson, Montague Love, Dolores Cassineili, George Fawcett, Elliott Dexter and Others.It tells the romance of a rose, red love budding in childhood\u2019s springtime, blooming through storms of Life's summer, and glowing through frosty age and death.Casino Theatre Tnes.Wed.& Thurs.MAR.14-15-16 NAVAL ACADEMY BOXERS TOOK HONORS (Associated Press Despatch.) \u2014\t.j ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, March St also boasting of a pitching find in : detorious^n an^Inte^nationM boxf^; machine other implements, g ! spite of the fact that they lest to tournament here on Saturday, de-!\t\u201e\u201e\tGeneral >°tes.the White Sox yesterday by 6 to 3.feating a combination team com nos-\t-^s- West and Mrs.Ada Pettes, Claude Jonnard, last year\u2019s strike ed of representaitves of McGill °| ^ivSt\tr0?Tr!^nt fruests out kmg of the Southern League, Toronto and Queen\u2019s Universities \u2019 Mt\u2018 and iI s' R' J' L dd' with Little Rock, hurled three brilli-1\t______________ Ï ant innings and did not allow a hit or j a run, and struck out two men.j Red Feather and John Russell for the White Sox were too fancy in their pitching stunts and the Giants 1 batters could get no better than four SPORTING NOTES All are pleased to hear that Mr.Guy Williams is on the road to recovery, also that Mr.and Mrs.John McCabe are steadily improving.Mr.Jas.Carlin is recovering from his recent illness.Mrs.Alba Beard and Mr.Clinton NEW SWIMMING RECORD (Associated Press Despatch.) , MONTREAL, March 13.\u2014 Tho ! hits\tand a lone run in the eight inn-\tMontreal School Swimming Associa- [ Sweet,\tof Iron.Hill,\twere\tguests\tof ; mg.\tTheir belated rally in the ninth\tt!on\u2019s record of 1:07 for the 100 yards; Mr-\tand\tMrs.\tJames\tRobinson\ton \u2022vas\tchoked off by Russell, after the\t^01\u2019 b0!'8, established by George ^ ! Giants got after the Sox hurler for! Vernot, was broken on Saturday by i three hits and two runs.Russell yictor Ciarholm, who swam the dis-promptly stopped stumbling right ^nce in 1:04.girl over at Bedmund\u2014I saw by your face that you knew something about her.Some weeks ago, after your father\u2019s death, there were reports going round the village.My\u2014my wife told me about them ; it was said that you had gone over to Bedmund when the circus was there, to see her\u2014this girl.I didn\u2019t credit it at the time.You must forgive my asking now, but what is, or was, this girl to you?' \u2019 \u201cShe is my wife,\u201d said Rorie.His eyes met the doctor\u2019s unflinchingly; his voice was quite steady, with just a touch of new pride in it.\u201cYour wife!\u201d Myers echoed the words dazedly; he passed a hand across his eyes.\u201cI\u2019m afraid I\u2019m rather dense; if you wouldn\u2019t mind just explaining.I seem to be living in a sort of nightmare.\u201d Rorie told the story of his meeting with Rosalie, and their marriage, in a few, simple words.He shouldered the entire blame; he spared himself nothing.When he finished he drew a long breath.\u201cAnd I don\u2019t regret it,\u201d he added, deliberately.\u201cShe\u2019s a thousand times too good for me.\" He thought of the change in Rosalie\u2019s face when he left her two hours ago\u2014the shinging eyes, the faint flsuh of happiness in her cheeks\u2014and his heart beat a little more quickly.It was good to be able to bring hap.piness to some one; good to feel that it was in his power to smooth the pathway for her feet .Myers had listened silently; it was difficult to tell from his face if he were surprised.His eyes were expressionless; he looked like a man who, as he had said, walked helplessly in a nightmare.Nobody knew what a terrible shock his wife's death had been to him; years afterward the people in the village told it as a truth that he had never been known to smile since that awful night.Certain it was that he seemed to age from the moment they brought his wife\u2019s dead body home to him; even now, to Rorie\u2019s troubled eyes, he looked an altered man.(To be continued tomorrow) there, retired Frank Frisch, entering as a pinch hitter and Ralph Shin-ners.the home run hero of Saturday.The Giants had to go into the game, without the services of Frisch, who developed a strain where his ap-penix used to be, and was fit foi-duty in the field.U E.1 1 USUAL PRICES.USUAL HOURS.Shovrifrg Today for the Last Time: A Supers George Fitzmaurice Production: The Three Live Ghosts\u2019 Pais in the war\u2014reported lost\u2014and now they breezed back home! Another hit by the maker of \u201cOn With the Dance\u201d and \u201cExperience.\u201d The cast includes Anna Q.Nilsson.ALSO OTHER FEATURES AND COMEDIES.Tuesday.Wednesday and Thursday\u2014A Remarkable Cast in « \u201c\"Tv®\"», P'hol'>Play.\u201cFore-rer.\u201d or \u201cPeter IbbeUon.\u201d The New ïork Aorid says: \u201cHere is a masterwork of photo-drama\u2014one of the three best pictures yet made in America, if not the very best.\u201d Showing of \u201cSaturday Night\u201d has been postponed to a later date.RESULTS OF EXHIBITION-GAMES At Mobile:\tR\tH - St.Louis Americans.3\t7 ! Mobile (Southern) .2\t9 Batteries\u2014Shocker, Davis, Over-1 j took, Pruett and Severeid; Billings | und Collins.At New Orleans\tR.\tH.\tE.New York Americans ______ 8 14 o; j New Orleans (Southern) .6 7 4', | Batteries\u2014Murray, Wilson, Dev- ! I ermer and Hoffman; Sullivan, Jones,) McQuillan and Dowie.At Fort WTorth\tr.Cincinnati .y, Fort Worth (Texas League) .5 At San Antonio\tr.Chicago Americans.4 New York Nationals .4 Batteries \u2014 Faber, Russell and Yaran; Ryan, Jonnard, Rachaed and Smith, Gaston.At Dallas\tR.H.E.St.Louis Nationals .2 6 3 Cleveland Americans .3 6\t1 Batteries\u2014-Godwin, Bailey, North and Ainsrnith; Coveiskie, Morton and O'Neill.GRÈNDA-MeNAMARA TEAM WON (.Associated Press Despatch) NEW\u2019 YORK, March 13.\u2014 The United States-Australian team of Alfred Grenda and Reggie McNam-| sra won the spring six day bike race j here on Saturday night.Distance ; covered by winners was 2,407 miles ' 9 laps.WRESTLING Much sympathy is felt for MU', Olive McCabe in the loss, cf her grandmother, Mrs.Baxter, cf Dunham, who was buried .1 Friday last.Her aunt, Mrs.Wood, critically ill.Mrs.E.Gloody, who has been a patient at the Sacred Heart Hospital, Manchester, N.H.for some time, is progressing favorably and is expected to return to the home of her uncle, Mr.J.B.Tetrault.in about a week.-«- ISLAND BROOK Service was held at the Anglican I uwtc cnnvTrr.am* »\tChnrch on Ash Wednesday by the LEWIS SCORED STRAIGHT Rector, Rev.A.I.Vibert.Wednes- T L'YTx-r-moTc\tday evening services are being held LEXINGTON, ky., March lo.\u2014 during Lent.Strangler Lewis defeated George ! A successful and pleasant Guild fanner Bailey, New England cham- meeting was held at the hall on Wed-pion, in two straight falls here or, nesday.Mrs.Wm.Lister being host-Saturday.\t__\tI ess, assisted by her daughter.Miss 1\t; Gladys Lister.HEARD ON THE EL.\t-«- \"Such a dear title bungalow Maud ! has had built for herseif.It is so 1 neat,\u201d \u201cNeat; I\u2019ll bet she had every nail in it manicured.\u201d LARGE OVERHEAD.Bix\u2014That\u2019s the fourth umbrella I\u2019ve lost in six months.Dix-J-Your overhead must be terrible.expenses GOLF fif PAPER ROSES\u201d (BY RUBY M.AYRES) [ then?\u201d he asked.\u201c1 don\u2019t know; probably.SPORTING NEWS ««\u2022 » **** + **4>* + + *-S-*4.-S-* (Continued from page 7.) fouls being recorded.During the first period the Y.M.C.A.lads had the edge on their opponents but in the second half the teams were more evenly matched.With a little more practice, Coati-*ook promise to have an important saying in the League standing.The teams lined-up as follows: Y.M.C.A.\u2014Peak, Joelin, Liddell, J.Grahams, Lloyd and Me Caw an open golf champion, won the match of thirty-six holes from Bobby i Jones, Atlanta, and Jack Oke Brooklyn Nationals, today was seek-1 tormer Canadian champion, by ele-mg an interview with Pat Ebbetta j ven up.before he agreed to attach his signa-\t\u2014_______________ ture to a 1922 contract.Ebbetta ; says he has made his final proposi-1 tion to him.______\tCHAPTER XXIII.HUTCHISON SFT XFW rm-ncu 1 \u201cJ\u2019ve come back,\u2019 he said, hoarse-] \u201cI don\u2019t know; probably.I should ' RECORD*\" LOLRSE ly.\u201cForgive me, Rosalie\u2014forgive think.I shall clear off abroad as , p -,\t.me.\u201d\tj soon as possible.\u201d MU'ON' Ga m** .?esp h)T 1 The fine speech he had planned all ! \u201cGood! I\u2019m your man.Where H,\tu h\tthe way along the road deserted him j 8hall we go ?\u201d pion broke the record of seventv one 'in 3 fUwh; but he could ^ ha>\u2019*i Rcrie looked rather disconcerted, onlhe Me Hou^ClS, Cov^e ^ \u2018\teloquent pJea than the \u201cWell you see,\u201d he said, hesitat- - - uo course Batur-, j>oyls}l! impulsive words of remorse ; mgly, \u201cI\u2014that is\u2014the fact is, I\u2019m going to take my wife.\u201d The words came out with a rush.| Banshell stared, but he managed to | grin that threatened to the\tholes in\tto his h>.sixty-nine.FTnivkïo™, .3 t* t>\t«\t¦ i He felt lhe fingers beneath hi» !\t^ du ®arnes> Amen- cheek trembling; he took them in his FOOTBALL LENNOX VILLE CLUB MEETS TOMORROW\u2019 own firm grasp.She began to sob check the \u2014big tearless sobs that seemed to appear give utterance to all the sorrow and j \u201cGood,\u201d he said, heartily \u201cI forgot: pain she had kept so bravely hidden, for the moment I say, aren\u2019t you \u2019 \u201cI never meant you to know, I; going to have any dinner?\u201d wanted to die and set you free, but ; \u201ci don\u2019t want any.\u201d they wouldn\u2019t let me\u2014they wouldn\u2019t ; Rut for the sake of appearance let me.It was my fault all along; Rorie made a feint of eating; Blunt 1 ought never to have married you\u2014j was a power to be reckoned with, in my heart I knew it was wrong;] \u201cI\u2019ll walk down with you,\u201d Ban- Grimes said he was considering an f?l fr::\"e,.t.n®USK\u201dd.dr'!lar3 a\tA meeting of the Lennoxville Foot-\tbut-D>h! if you bad only told me you\tshell said, when Rorie rose to go to fi.1.\t; rr,- * *einl'Pro\t! ball Club will be held tomorrow even-\tloved some one else!\u201d\tthe doctor\u2019s.\u201cIt sort of excites - ar'kfcfe3\tmg at 8 p.m.sharp.All players and\tRorie'looked up then, and his owni\tyou, all this mystery, doesn\u2019t it?«hniin»8i7\t4116 :other8 interested in the Club\u2019s sue- eyes were wet, but his voice was Makes you feel as if you want to >ester'.ay by George, C(:i3 are requested to meet at the perfectly steady as he answered.> oe up and doing\" fnUt7ey;ame0^hNeiOrr.fremTf8iPcSt 0ffice\u2019 1)16 ^ub had a suc-m the game with New Orleans Pell- cesuful season last year and it is excans and allowed them only two hits\t3 and was never in any danger of be- ing scored on.Murray is from the Coati cook Lowe, Elford, John, F.Rochester Club of the International vei peered that they will be able to show considerable improvement this son.sea- Whiting, J.Parker, H.Moffat Referee J.C.Somers.BASEBALL BIG LEAGUE GOSSIP NEW YORK, March 13\u2014Burle Grimes, star right hander of the igh League.The right hander was the star performer of the day and the chief factor victory.Babe Ruth got two hits out of five times up, but failed to clear the fence In San Antonio, the Giants ere SHERBROOKE FOOTBALL CLUB The members of the Sherbrooke \u201cThere is no one else I love.There\u2019 As they turned out of the drive is no woman in the whole world I ! they met the under-groom, would marry if I were free this! He was breathless with running; I moment.We're going to begin life his large ears were scarlet all over again\u2014together! I\u2019ve be-: \u201cThey\u2019ve got \u2019im, Mr.Rorie,\u201d he, haved like a brute, but it isn\u2019t too gasped, catching sight of young Bri-late yet.Rosalie, you don\u2019t know ton.\u201cThey\u2019ve got \u2019im, and not very how kind I could be to you.\u201d She fUr off he weren\u2019t, neither\" asked Banshell, ex- i n the Yankees 8 to 6, Football Club are requested to meet ! smiled, at the wistful earnestness ini \u201cGot whom?in the Y.M.C.A.tomorrow evening at his voice.\u201cAll you\u2019ve^ got to do iAcitedly.\u2018\u201dphe \u2019unchback, sir; but I guess tiniiiiiimiiMiimiiii MCDONALD'S Cut Briar ruACMMALDS More Tobacco \u201cfor the Money Packages 15* & lb Tins 85* W.C.MACOONAL tXPfiT, \u2018O mfrrr.r«jf/r r*fA i 3 p.m.«harp in order to consider to get well; and\u2014oh! don\u2019t cry.\t__________^\t________ some irr portant matters which have ] The tears were running down herj\u2019e won\u2019t give \u2019em much trouble after come\tup\tfor\tdiscussion.\ti face nov'; the relief of\this presence\tall\u2019s said and done; just\tthe cost\tof Ail\tplayers\tand\tmembers of the i was almost more than she could bear\ta funeral, as you might\tsay!\u201d after the weeks of loneliness and \u201cDead!\u201d cried both men together, i pain.\tI \u201cYes, sir.'E was in the pond, sir.Young Briton shifted\this position\tThe dogs found \u2019Im, sir.\tAn h\u2019acci- a little, and slipped an\tawkard arm\tdent they say as it was,\tbecause\t\u2019is beneath her head, drawing her near- \u2019and.\u2019-: was full of mud and weeds, as er to him.\u2018T won\u2019t have yon cry,\u201d he said, playfully.\u201cYou belong to me now, and\u2014\u2014R Rorie\u2019s voice faltered; he \u2022 made a valiant effort to steady it, but failed; and with a little broken sob he bent over her, hiding his face in the soft masses of her hair.CHAPTER XXIV.Banshell was having his dinner alone in the long dining room at Four Winds when Rorie came back from Bedmund.He entered the room rather selfconsciously.Banshell glanced at Rim and away again.\u201cThought you wouldn\u2019t mind my beginning,\u201d he said laconically.\u201cI was beastly peckish.\u201d As a matter of fact, for once in Ms life Banshell\u2019s hearty appetite had j deserted him; he had merely made a| pretense of eating the inviting dishes Blunt served with as tnuchi ceremony as if there had been a state banquet in progress.\u201cBy the way,\u201d he went on, without watting for comment, \u201cDr.Myers sent up for you an hour ago; wants to see you most particularly.\u201d \u201cMynr».\u201d \u201cYes; servant brought a message.I say, when are they going to hold the inquest?\u201d \u201cTomorrow\u201d Banshall chewed an olive.\u201cWill it all have to come out if \u2019c\u2019d tried to save \u2019issclf, sir.\u201d Rorie was conscious of an enorm-mous sense of relief; he would be spared one ordeal at any rate.He had perhaps, dreaded facing the hunchback more than anything.They walked on silently till they came to the doctor\u2019s house, where the red light shone through the evening gloom.The usually cheerful face of the house looked dead and lifeless; no glimmer of light penetrated the drawn blinds; a crape streamer floated dejectedly from the knocker.\u201cI\u2019m afraid you must wait outside,\u201d said Rorie, nervously.He dreaded going in; he could not rid himself of the feeling that Brenda\u2019s death was his fault.The sorrow In Myers\u2019 kind face was almost more than he could bear.Banshell assented readily.He lit a cigarette and walked off slowlv down the road.The maid who admitted young Briton was weeping: she sniffed heartily, if inelegantly, as she led the, way to the doctor\u2019s Study, Myers was sitting by his desk; the shaded light of a reading-lamp fell full on his haggard face.He ruse when Rorie entered.\u201cSorry to bother you, Briton,\u201d he I said, dully, will you answer rne a ! question ?\u201d \u201cOf course 1 will if I can.\u201d \u201cIt\u2019s only thin.This morning j when 1 mentioned Rosalie Dean - the Prepare to visit the Second Annual 54th.ARMOURY BELVIDERE ST.SHERBROOKE, Que.MARCH 20 to 25th.AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SPECIAL DISCOUNTS OFFERED BY THE SHERBROOKE MERCHANTS DURING MOTOR SHOW WEEK\t;;\t:: Good Music afternoons and evenings ADMISSION 35c, INCLUDING TAX THE Independent Order OF Foresters Founded in 1874 Issues life insurance policies that cannot be bought, sold or pledged.180,000 people, men and women, are insured under these policies, and they now have surplus and reserves amounting to Over $45,000,000.00 ADDITIONAL FORMS OF ASSURANCE In order to meet the demands of many, this fraternal organization has decided to issue two new forms of policies: 1st\u2014A Twenty Payment Life Certificate, carrying cash with* drawal values with or without disability benefits.2nd\u2014An \u201cEndowment Certificate\" payable at 70, carrying cash withdrawal values with premiums payable until maturity of policy.The premium rates for these policies are low, their security gilt edge, their advantages varied and numerous.Write for full information as to how you can become a \u201cForester\u201d with full membership privileges.Write today.THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS Temple Building, Toronto Ont.Or to\tLow.Hiarh S«cr*t*ry9 P.O.Box 391, Shf'rbroolro, Qu*.J ^5729624 "]