Sherbrooke daily record, 18 août 1922, vendredi 18 août 1922

[" 4 Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897.\t\u2022\tSHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1922.\tTwenty-sixth Year.NO CONCLUSION REACHED AT RAIL CONFERENCE\t\t Liberal Carn\tdidate Is Elected In Labell\tle\u2014Local Rumors Resume Efforts To Bring Rail Strike To End Official Communication Issued at Close of Conference Yesterday Merely Stated That no Conclusion Had Been Reached\u2014Labor Men After Conference Expressed Belief That Progress Had Been Made, But One Executive Ventured Opinion that at Hour of Adjournment an Agreement Was Still Far Distant.(Associated Press Despatch') NEW YORK, August 18.\u2014A committee of officials of the five big railroad brotherhoods, in the roles of mediators, today prepared to resume their conference with a delegation of executives representing one hundred and forty-eight roads, in the hope of effecting a basis upon which could be settled the strike of United States shop craft workers called almost seven weeks ago.For more than four hours yesterday the labor men and railroad presidents debated the ground upon which the walkout must end without success.Labor men after the conference expressed belief that progress had been made toward a favorable settlement, but one executive ventured the opinion that at the hour of adjournment, an agreement was still far distant.The official communication merely stated that no conclusion had been reached.While official information as to what developed at the conference was lacking, the understanding was that debate had centered on the question of seniority.\u201cThe strike of railroad shop craft unions will be settled here,\u201d Warren S.Stone, of the Brotherhood of Railway Engineers, declared, today, as the committee of five rail brotherhoods finished several conferences before meeting the rail executive to continue their work of mediation.FRENCH COMMUNISTS\u2019 NEW LINE OF ATTACK ON FRENCH PREMIER > V.The French Communist Party in its attacks on Premier Poincare has made use of the above photograph, which apparently shows the Premier laughing in the war cemetery at Verdun.TRANSPORTAUON BLOCKADES VIRTUALLY CLEARED AWAY\u2014DISORDERS INCIDENT TO STRIKE CONTINUE (Aseociated Press Despatch) _ CHICAGO, Aug.18.\u2014Transporta- ( tion blockades, particularly in ihejjfc far west, caused by train crews ! ^ walking out, virtually were cleared [ away today as railroad heads and j & leaders of the train service unions remainded in New York for another j # parley for peace in the shopmen\u2019s ! # strike.In the far west, where thi # tie-up was most effective, condi-j ^ tions improved rapidly, and railroad ! ® officials announced resumption of j almost normal transportation.The 1 * Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, DECISION NOT EXPECTED FOR AT LEAST A WEEK.POLITICAL POT IS BOILING NOW IN SHERBROOKE Delegates Chosen to Attend Liberal Convention on Wednesday \u2014Possible Candidates.Nationals Capture Rathmore-Royal Irish Constabulary As Force Ceases To Exist Irregulars Forced to Retreat Before Advance of the National Troops\u2014Rebels Did Not Carry Out Plans for Destruction of Jail, Barracks and Other Buildings as Planned in Dundalk.- -:- ANTRAOTE MINERS WANT LONG TERM CONTRACT IF THEY AGREE TO RESUME WORK AT OLD RATE Miners\u2019 Representatives and Operators Meet at Philadelphia This Afternoon in Effort to Reach Final Agreement\u2014 Just How Soon Normal Production in the Mines Can Be Resumed Is a Problem, as Many of the Mines Are in Bad Shape\u2014Operators Want to Extend Agreement Only to April.* (Associated Press Despatch.) $5 PARIS, Aug.18\u2014The Re- * parations Commission today ft ontinued its task of seeking a * solution of the Franco-Ger- ft there will be no contest here, man tangle, but a final decis- ft r ion is not expected for at least ft a week.ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft (Associated Press Despatch) LIMERICK, Aug.IS.\u2014 The Nationals have captiy:^.Rath-more from the Irregulars.Rathmore is thirteen miles northeast of Killarney, which was occupied by the National army on Tuesday.Union Pacific Western Pacific and ! * ^ Southern Pacific reported striking -\u2014 -\u2014-\u2014 trainmen back on their jobs.\ted to he presented to Congress early Disorders incident to the rail strike, this afternoon, continue.Three workers employed That the President in reading his in railroad shops at Cincinnati were | message would \u201cmake some recom-attacked and severely beaten.A round house employee of the Texas and Pacific Railroad at Dallas, Texas, was injured by a bomb» which shattered the roof of the building.A tear bomb used by the polie, in dispersing a crowd of striking shopmen at Topeka, Kansas, routed the police also.A third attempt to dynamite tracks of the Louisvile and Nashville in Alabama occurred at Grace, near Birmingham.Shots were exchanged between workers and strikers at the Colton.Calif., plant of the Pacific Fruit Express.The fight started when rocks were thrown at workers as they emerged from the plant.Eight strikers were arrested.Jail sentences of three months in Federal District Court at Guthrie, Okla., to thirteen striking rairoad shopmen charged with violence against men who took their places in violation of an injunction of the court.Eight strikers from Enind were sentenced.It was testified they participated in what they called \u201cNight Parties,\u201d at which shop workers were beater, after being kidnapped.Five men from Eapulpa were sentenced on charges of assaulting employees of the St.Louis, San Francisco railroad.With the provincial bye-election in Labelle County over, chief interest in Quebec political circles is now' turned to Sherbrooke, where it is expected a bye-election w'ill be held vei'y shortly to elect a member to the Quebec House to replace J.H.Lemay, who recently resigned to accept the appointment of judge of the Magistrate\u2019s Court.Although the general impression in official circles appears to be that the Liberal candidate to be elected by acclamation, yet there are rumors |to latest reports, going the rounds that make the con- .from damaging thé ITALIAN AVIATOR-POET SERIOUSLY INJURED 3tm (Associated Press Despatch) PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Aug.18.\u2014Members of the negotiations committee of anthracite miners and operators were to meet here again this afternoon.Both miners and operators today continued to hold the optimistic attitude manifested after the first conference yesterday.It was announced that the conference would meet again today to effect an adjustment \u201cif at all possible.\u201d The main issue involved concerns wages.In a pre-conference announcement the operators agreed to take j back the miners at the old wage scale, while the miners waived their J demand for a tw'enty per cent in- j rease.It was understood, however, that | the operators would only extend the j old wage scale agreement until next j April, whereas the miners desired a long term contract if they agreed to resume wrork at the former rate.The point was understood to have been made that if mining were to be resumed with the old scale standing only until April, another suspension then might have to be faced.Mine workers\u2019 officials were said to be in favor of a two to three year agreement.Just how soon normal production in the mines can be resumed is a problem continuing to be studied, as many of the mines are in bad shape.Operators said that some of them W'ould take from a month to six W'eeks to get into safe condition.Three cloudbursts at Carbondale this summer flooded mines there to such an extent that it may take a month to pump them out.Liberal Is Elected Labelle Desire Lahaie Has a Majority of 308 Over Langlois, Conservative, With Thirteen Polls Yet to Hear From.REFRAINED FROM DAMAGING PROPERTY.(Associated Press Despatch) DUBLIN, Aug.18.\u2014Although the j irregulars from Dundalk had made j preparations to destroy the jail, bar- ! racks and other buildings, according | they refrained| town with the test here a possibility.Dr.Ludger | exception of the telegraph instru Forrest and Mr.J.W.Grégoire are the inients, out of deference to a request two candidates for the Liberal nomi- jby Father McKeown, that1 there nation, and a decision on this riddle j should be no destruction of public HARDING WILL DELIVER MESSAGE THIS AFTERNOON (Associated Press Despatch) WASHINGTON, Aug.18.\u2014Unless some eleventh hour development arose, President Harding\u2019s message dealing with the rail and coal situation in the United States was expect- C!_\u2014- ¦\t-¦ - \u2022*?*****»%***+?« THE WEATHER \u2022 \u2022» *+*++++**+?****+* FINE AND COOL ON SATURDAY The disturbance which was over Northern Ontario yesterday is now over Western Quebec and will probably move to the Gulf of St.Lawrence.The weather is now tine in the West, unsettled with showers and thunderstorms in Ontario and Quebec, and is becoming unsettled in the Maritime Provinces.Foreca'ilt! Shower» or tluin-derdorm» in most district» today.Fresh to strong northwest winds, cooler tonight.Saturday, westerly winds, time and comparatively cooL mendations\u201d became known last night, but there was no indication as to their nature.Though early resumption of coal mining in the bituminous fields and a likely settlement of the anthracite strike as a result of the negotiations now going on in Philadelphia were looked to by administration officials as precluding a serious fuel shortage this winter, it was recognized that there will be some difficulty in getting the supply properly distributed and to prevent profiteering.PR0TËCIÎ0N0F SALMON TREATY IN THE PACIFIC British and Canadian Governments Will Await Action of U.S.Senate.(Associated Press Despatch) SEATTLE, Wm., Aug.18.\u2014\u201cUnless the Senate will ratify the sock-eye salmon treaty,\u201d affecting salmon native to the Fraser Riven and unless it withdraws its standing objections to the halibut and lobster treaty, the Canadian and British Governments will not enter into negotiations with the United States for a treaty for the protection of salmon and other fish in the waters of the Pacific beyond the three-mile limit, states a special despatch to tho \u201cTimes\u201d from its Washington correspondent, today.CHURCHILLAND ASQUITH WILL WRITE MEMOIRS will be reached at the Liberal convention to take place next Wednesday, August 23rd.One rumor has it that Dr.Forest buildings.It is stated also that the irregulars took notice of the leaflets dropped into the town by a Free State airplane, warning that any intends to run as an independent damage to barracks or property Liberal candidate should he fail to ,WOuld be severely punished, secui\u2019e the nomination at the Lliberal convention.Then there is the rumor that the Conservatives may place a candidate in the field, the name of Mr.Charles Mignault being mentioned in this connection.Meeting Held Last Night.Last night the Liberal supporters in the city were out in force, and it is stated that about one thousand were .\t- present at the meeting in the Art I drawn.The Hall to elect representatives to the w®r,e handed & L DUBLIN CASTLE HANDED OVER TO GOVERNMENT.(Associated Press Despatch) I Gabriel D\u2019Annunzio, Italian avia-DUBLIN, August 18.\u2014 Dublin (tor-poet, who was recently seriously Castle, yesterday, passed completely .injured in a fall in his own garden into the hands of the Provisional at Gardone, Italy.Government, the last Royal Irish !\t- NO UNTOWARD HAPPENINGS.I (Associated Press iJesnatch) SYDNEY\" ,N.S., Aug 1.8.(Canad-| ian Press Staff Correspondent)\u2014| So far as could be learned at an early hour this morning no untoward happenings occurred throughout the night and all is quiet at the collieries.While this is true as regards physical violence or belligerency between strikers and their so-called enemies, it is certain that the past twelve hours have seen damage by the flooding of mines that will require months to repair.The official statement expected from the company at noon on the state of the collieries as compared with their condition at noon yesterday is being looked for with interest and anxiety .It is not known just when Dan Livingstone, the new president, will arrive from \"Westville.All (Associated Press Despatch) BUCKINGHAM, QUE., August 18.\u2014The election of Desire Lahaie, Liberal candidate in the Labelle County bye-election is conceded.Mr.Lahaie at the latest reports had a majority of 380 over J ,C.Langlois Conservative, with thirteen polls to hear from, ail of which are small po\u2019ls._______ OFFICERS 0F~ CANADIAN BAR ASSOCIATION Report Was Presented by tha Comir-'Mec on the Jurisdiction of Justice.(Associated Press Despatch) VANCOUVER, B.C., August IS, \u2014Regret that the \u201cvicious system of making judicial nominations as rewards for political services, rather than professional qualifications, shows no signs of disappearing,\u201d was expressed in the majority report of the committee on the juris- diction of justice, submitted to the seem to look to him to provide the annual meeting of the Canadian Bar next move in the situation, and it is j Association last night.Until this ; Constabulary sentries being with-Castle and Barracks over to the British Liberal convention on Wednesray.The meeting was purely a business one and the work of the evening was quickly carried out.It was decided, in the form of a resolution, that seventy delegates from Sherbrooke be appointed to attend the coming convention.There will be two delegates from each of the thirty-two polls, besides the six officers of the Liberal Association, who will be ipso facto delegates.It was decided that all members of the general committee of the association, forty in number, be ipso facto delegates, and that the electors of each ward choose immediately the supplementary delegates.These will number six for the east ward, eight for the south, six for the west and four for the north.The representation for the centre ward is already complete.Dr.L.Forest moved an amendment that the officers should not be ipso facto delegates to the.convention, but after a lengthy discussion this amendment was withdrawn.Meetings are also being held in the rural districts to choose representatives to the same convention.WIFE SHOT GIRL WHO WAS WITH HER HUSBAND Shooting Took Place at Detroit Dock\u2014Had Attended Races at Windsor.Secretary for Colonies Will Re- WINDSOR, Ont., August 18 ccive £20,000 for His Work Whrn Miss \u2019Tea\"\"ctte nodRon\u2019 (Associated Press Despatch) LONDON, Aug.18.\u2014 Winston Spencer Churchill, Secretary for the Colonies, and former Premier H.H.Asquith, are the latest recruits to the memoir writing field.It is understood that Mr.Churchill will receive twenty thousand pounds, and Mr.Asquith a lesser sum for books to be published at about the end of the present year.23 years old, stepped off a Walkerville ferry boat at Detroit last evening, with Mr.Harry Patton, with whom she attended the Windsor races, the first person she saw on the ferry dock was Mr.Patton\u2019s young wife, Virginia.Mrs.Patton drew a small calibre revolver from her dress and fired a who in turn the new civic \u2018STAND FIRM FOR IRE FREE STATE/ SAID GRIFFITH Such Was the Last Message of Arthur Griffith to the Irish People.DUBLIN, Aug.18.\u2014\u201cLi t the F copie stand f.rm for the Free State.It is their national need and economic salvation.Love to the Irish people and to all my colleagues and friends \u201d These arc the words of the last message of Arthur Griffith to rhe Irish people, written on April 15, when the President af tne Dail Cab-net decincd to aitcnd a meeting at .\t.\t| .Sligo called by the leader of the Made Escape in Tourist Motor army executive fc.ic'* n the west.expected that immediately he arrives a conference will be held eith-at Sydney or Glace Bay.Additional details have been fur- cr military authorities, handed them over to guards.With the departure of the Royal Irish Constabulary sentries from the castle and barracks, ; he,Royal Irish Constabulary as a force ceases to exist.CLEARED OF REPUBLICAN REBELS.(Associated Press Despatch) BELFAST, Aug.18.\u2014Reports were received in Belfast this morning that Cariingford and Omeath, County Louth, had been cleaved of Republican insurgents by National army forces.FOUR PRISONERS MADE ESCAPE FROM SOUTH DAKOTA PENITENTIARY danger is removed, it would be inadvisable to restrict the right of appeal to the Privy Council, which would |\talso serve as a most imnortant tie | nished regarding the mischievous , binding Canada to the Empire, the | acts blamed on strikers along the I report said.{Sydney and Louisburg lines last j Sir James Aikens, Lieutenant-! evening.It is said that at the en-j Governor of Manitoba, was unani-| trance to the yard at Dominion No.imously re-elected president of the ; 1.the railway switches were found Association.I to be dismantled and spiked.Ties j \u2014-\u2014\u2014=\u2022! were thrown across the tracks.The > Sydney and Louisburg Railway has j disturbance of any kind had been ! cancelicd its accomodaticn trains ]\tIt is not believed here between Glace Bay and Louisburg;^ Cumberland County miijes and placed an embargo on all iave ^ecn damaged to any serious freight beyond Glace Bay owing to , fx;cnt as ypt .although mine offic-efriko nf -froicriif V)aT)d1rr< checkers ' ^ ^ experiencing great difficul- Wounded Deputy Warden and Car Parked Just Outside Prison Wall.(Associated Pres.Despatch) SIOUX FALLS, S.P.Aug.18.\u2014 Alter severely knifi; - Pcnutj Warden Muchow, four ph.-oners escaped from the South Dakota Penitentiary.taking Warden Jamieson with them.T.ic prisoner.' fRd in a motor car, parked by a to irist just outside the prison w i '.__ SCHOONER WRECKED ON uritfith\u2019s paper.In an explanatory note, the editor states that Mr.Griffith, anticipating tire possibility of serious consequences, arising out of the action of those who had seized Sligo, wrote the statement, which remained unopened until a few days after firs death.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY EARNINGS SHOW INCREASE ISLAND IN I HE PACIFIC Traffic Returns for Seven Days Ending August 14 Totalled $2,299,738.(Associated Press Despatch) MELBOURNE, Aug.18.\u2014The United States four-masted schooner Henriette, has been wrecked on the of the islands of the Ellice group in tho Pacific ocean.The crew was bullet into Miss Dodson\u2019s left lung.\u2019 saved.Miss Dodson was taken to the hos- The Henriette was a vessel of 677\t_____ pitnl, where her condition is said to tons net.(She was bound for her ponding period of 1921, an increase bo serious.\thome port, San Francisco.\tof $7,856.MONTREAL, August 18.\u2014 The Grand Trunk Railway System traffic earnings for the seven days ending August 14th were $2,209,738, as against $2,291,882 for the corrcs- strike of freight handler: and sectionmen.nerng grea ty in maintainng pumpng operations.AWAITING FOR NEXT MOVE BY ADDITIONAL TROOPS SENT TO MINERS LEADER.\tSYDNEY XT^w0riatAeQr'^w\u201c M «\u2019PaACV 19 i (Associated Press Despatch) NEW GLASGOW, N.S Aug.18.LONDON, Out.August 18\u2014A \u2014Beyond a slight altercation near jjj0yaj Oar)a(jian Regiment company Stellar ten late .ast night when one ¦}iere was ordered last night to leave man, not.an official of the com-)for g dne NiS at five O.clock this pany, was forcibly prevented from lmornjnp on the Grand Trunk Rail.entering the mine, nothing has oc- way curred within the Pictou County1 coal fields to mar the quiet which settled down over the area with the opening of the one hundred per cent strike.All necessary work to preserve the mine is being performed by officials of the companies concerned without interference on the part of the strikers.It seems evident that the miners have adopted POLICE CHIEF STRUCK DOWN SPRINGHILL, N.S., August 18.\u2014A number of panes in the windows of the electric plant of the Dominion Coal Company here were smashed last night by stones, some say thrown by small boys.Chief of Police Smith was struck on the back oent rnat tne miners nave aaopteu ;0f tjlc, kça(] ^ a\ton c,n6 0f ^ha a policy of watchful waiting, with : town streets but it is not knowl> oil\tr 11 »\u2022 si ri\trnn I n all eyes turned towards the Cape Breton coal fields, to which Dan Livingstone, the newly elected district president of the United Mine Workers of America, is transferring his headquarters .who threw the stone.CONFERENCE HELD THIS MORNING : SYDNEY, N.S., Aug.18\u2014Prem lier G.H.Murray arrived this morn-ling and went into conference with Colonel Gordon Harrtington, legal advisor of the United Mine Workers, President Dan Livingstone, Secre- DIFFICULTY MAINTAINING PUMPING OPERATIONS.(Associated Press Despatch) SPRINGHILL ,N.S., Aug.18.\u2014 tary J.B.Ackland and others of the Following the mishap to chief of United Mine Workers\u2019 executive, police D.L.Smith last, night, when What passed has not been given to he was struck on the head by a the press.stone thrown by someone unknown, |\t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 while he was engaged in remon-j VISCOUNT EXMOUTH DEAD, strating With a crowd of strikers i (Associated Press Despatch) and their sympathizers for attack- I LONDON, Aug.18.\u2014Viscount fixing the electric plant of the Domin-jmouth died in a London nursing home ion Coal Company here, Springhill j yesterday after an operation.His settled down to- a quiet night ,and title will revert to his cousin, Henry up to a late hour this mooting no Edward Fellow, of Washington.I PAGE TWO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORDs FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1922.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT NEWS Gatherings by the Daily Record Correspondents in the Varions Communities, WATERVILLE At the Waterville Cash Store this ¦week.Middy Waists of all kinds and all sites, 75 and 90 cts.Also men\u2019s fine shirts at $1.00.These are bars-gains.KJNG5EY Mr.and Mrs.C.Healey, Mr.Ross Healey, of Richmond ; Mr.and Mrs.C.Frost, of Derby, Vt., and Mrs.C.B.Lodge, of Manchester, N.H., were recent guests of Mr.^nd Mrs.F.R.Mastine.Mrs Geo.Lockwood has left for Richmond to spend some time.Mrs.Jos.Mastine and Mr.Elwyn Mastine have left for Alberta to spend some time with relatives.Mr.Tom Quirk has gone on the harvest trip to the Northwest.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Mastine, of Richmond, have been guests of Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Mastine.Mr.Reggie Carson, of Richmond, has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.H.Lockwood.BIRCHTON M.Campbell, at their summer cot- ¦ Blier, is visiting relatives and tage, at Cedarville.\t1 friends in this vicinity.She accom- Mr.and Mrs.Rex Lampron and ' panied home the party from here daughter have been visiting Mr.Ro- ] who motored recently to her home, land Wells.\tJ Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Reed, Mr.Mrs.Lewis and son, of Montreal, and Mrs.T.V.Reed, Mrs.J.H.Tur-visited the former\u2019s cousin, Mrs.ner and Mr.and Mrs.C.B.Spencer Wm.Haselton, during the past two i recently motored to Edmundston, weeks.\ti N.B., while cm their trip to Kamour- ^Miss Laura Yetter, of Waterbury, ; aska County, Que.Vt., has been visiting her nephew,] Miss Hanet McCammon, who has Mr.M.A.Yetter.\tbeen visiting Miss Eulah Reed, has Mr.and Mrs.Marshall and three i left for Quebec before returning to daughters of Brookline, Mass., have ¦ her home in Inverness.been visiting Mr.and Mrs.Drew.i\t- Mr.Ralph Tilton, of Waltham,! Mass., was at Mr.S.B.Norton\u2019s! during the pasrt week.Mr.James Davis has gone to , -\t^ v j *\t¦ Barre, Vt., to visit relatives.\ticd from a\" extended auto trip to var Mrs.Letourneau has returned to \\°^s Pomtf ln,th® United States in her home at Long Beach, Cal., after ^e.VICm >:\tB°St0n- \u201d\u2018S eS,Peed' visiting her mother, Mrs.Sarah !\tïeglfiterSf a?ro^lmate i a Lorimer, and sister, Miss Bell Lori-|thousand miles for the trip, mer, during the past two months.Miss Duncan has gone to Barton, after spending the past week at the Dance Saturday night.Roseland Dance Hall, East Angus.Roseland 4 piece Dance Orchestra.Ladies 25c.Gentlemen 50c.home of Mr.Hoel Beebe.Mr.Harold Bean has been in Boston, Mass., during the past week.Mrs.H.Stone and Mrs.J.Dustin have been spending the past week at Potton Springs.Rev.Mr.Allen, a former pastor, will preach at the Baptist Church next Suuday afternoon at three o\u2019clock (daylight saving).The Ladies\u2019 of the Methodist Church are holding food sales on Saturday afternoons on the church lawn during the month of August.The members of Granite Ladge, No.64.will give an entertainment, with orchestra in attendance, followed by a promenade this evening in the Town Hall.The proceeds will be for the benefit of the lodge.MAGOG Mr.W.Levesque has just return-nde \u2018 MARBLETON Service in St.Paul\u2019s Church on Sunday next, August 20th, will be at 7 o\u2019clock in the evening.The subject of the address \u201cThe Gospel For Our Age\u201d will be \u201cWhat God wants us to do Individually.\u201d Sunday School at 10 a.m.Service in the Methodist Church at 11 a.m.Sunday School at 10 a.m.Dance Saturday night, Roseland Dance Hall, East Angus.Roseland 4 piece Dance Orchestra.Ladies 25c.Gentlemen 50c, McConnell Rev.G.W.Chapman expects to hold Divine service at the school-house here next Sunday, August 20th 10.30 (Standard Time.) Quite a number from here enjoyed iome of the services at Fair View Camp grounds, Magog.Miss Linda Pellerin, of Springfield, Mass., called to see her old friends, Mrs.Parnell and son, recently, with whom she made her home while teaching here several years ago.Mayor and Mrs.Alfred Gauthier received a very pleasant call from a lady who is a native of China and a Catholic nun, who is visiting this country to enlist interest in the work In which she is engaged in her own country, and expects to return with some others of the same faith.her three sons.Messrs.Frank, Joe and Neil Racine, and other relatives, eighteen in number.DANVILLE TRENHOLMVILLE Mr.and Mrs.Dolphis Milette, of Victoriaville, and Mr.and Mrs.Leon Milette, of Richmond, were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Blanchette.Mrs.Dan Fox was entertained Vcnf, last Fridav in honor of her sixty-1 .\t.' Edward Knowles and Miss eighth birthday, at \u201cEcho Pond,\u201d by 'A™'6 Knowles, accompanied by Mrs.C.Mathews and Miss Hazel Mathews, motored to Rock Island on Sunday to visit relatives.Mrs.Welch and daughter, of Hawick, are visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Stevens.Mr.and Mrs.Bryson Reid were at Ayer\u2019s Cliff on Tuesday to attend the wedding of Mrs.Reid\u2019s brother.Master Ovila Blanchette, little son Mr.and Mrs.West Olney and family motored to Lancaster, N.H.recently, where they were the guests\t________ of Mr.H.Manseau, a former resi-[ of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Blanchette! dent of this locality.\tunderwent an operation on Saturday Master Stephen, son of Mr.and : by Dr.Tomkins, of Richmond The Mrs.Bert Olney, underwent an oper- little lad is doing as well as can be ation last week.\t( expected.Mrs.Quilliams (nee Fern Town),'\t______________ of Cherry River, has been spending | a few days in town with friends and | relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Herb Robinson are spending this week in town.LORNE SOUTH DURHAM Much sympathy is felt for Mr.Thomas Harrison and family in their recent sad bereavement.JOHNVILLE - Dance Saturday night, Roseland Dance Hall, East Angus.Roseland 4 piece Dance Orchestra.Ladies 25c.Gentlemen 50c.BOYNTON Mrs.Arthur McKee, of Montreal, ____________ , has been a recent guest of her par- Miss Isabel Miquelon, of Quebec,\t^r- and Mrs.Charles McKen- has been in town for a few days.zl®-Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Frost, of .Mr- Foster A.Smith, immigration Beebe, were in town several days , inspector of Quebec city, with Mrs.this week.\t.smith and baby, have been guests Dr.and Mrs.Fred Brown and fam- 1 of ,tfheiLrSisiel>.Mrs- W' H' Greer-ily, of Westmount, and their daugh- ^ r: ,\\T.Greer spent the week-ter, iJrs.Black, of Toronto, motored j en\u201cc in ^dontreal.from Montreal this week and are ; ^rs* Edna Fowler is visiting her spending a few weeks at Nicolet sons> Dennison\u2019s Mills and Rich-Lakes.\tï mend.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Craig and Mrs.1.Mrs W B.Gallup has returned Farrell, of Kingsey Falls, spent the rr0™ Macdonald College, where she week-end with Mrs.Ralph Anthony.:\t^ ,n,?aTC0Urse ln study.Mr.Arthur Brock, of Shawinigan\t-L18.Julia Lay spent the week-end Falls, spen tthe Sunday at his home |\ta^dMrs here.The Danville Troup of Boy Scouts W.T.Greer, with their guests, Mr.and Mrs.Foster Smith, motored to Ayer\u2019s Cliff on Miss Florence Rollins, of Granite-ville, is the guest of Mrs.R.Hibbard.Messrs.A.Astbury, Gordon White, E.Kerr.Robert and Charlie Aulis left recently on the harvesters\u2019 excursion for the West.Mrs.W.Pomeroy, of Stanstead.spent the week-end with Mrs.O.H.Brown.Mr.and Mrs.Beck, of Stanstead, spent Sunday at Mr.Aldrich\u2019s.Mrs.Harold Cooper and children were recent guests of her parents tt Stanstead.Rev.Thomas will conduct service In the church on Sunday at 2.30 standard time.Mr.and Mrs.Lorenzo Johnson md Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Johnson, of Boston, were recent guests of their sister, Mrs.Homer Morse.EAST ANGUS Dance Saturday night, Roseland ^ Dance Hall, East Angus.Roseland 4 piece Dance Orchestra.Ladies 25c.Gentlemen 50c.CASSVILLE CROSSBURY Mr.Nelson Brainerd and Mr.and Mrs.John Gadwah.of Colebrook, N.H., were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Ross.Master Clifford Quint, of Lachine, who is spending his vacation with his grandparents returned to Colebrook with them for a few daj-s.Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Aulis, of Beebe have been guests of Mr.S.Aulis.Mrs.Walter Locks, of Eaton Cor-nerjias been visiting her sister, Mrs.T.I.Turner, for a few days.Mise D.Ellis has been in Clifton with her sisters, Mrs.R.Cairns and Mrs.R.Waldron.Messrs.Osborne Watson and Clarence McLintock were among those who left on the harvest excursion for the West.Mr.and Mrs.A.Barter and son Ivan, Messrs.Fred Barter and J.Fuller have been visiting Mr.S.Aulis.BEEBE Mr.and Mrs.Cleland, of Broek-vjlle, Ont., have been visiting their son, Mr.James Cleland.Mr.Lyle Campbell and nephew, Mitchell Campbell of Grand Mere, are spending two weeks with the former\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.E.Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Lyford and son Wallace, of Lee, Mass., were the guests of his mother, Mrs.Charlotte Lyford, for a few days last ] week.Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Clifford, of Newport, visited her meth-] er, Mrs.Lyford, on Friday at the ' old home.Mr.Anson Heath, of Derby, Vt., spent a day recently at the home of his nephew, Mr.Wm.Heath.Mr.and Mrs.P'rank Viggue and 1 son Littleton, of Littleton, N.H., are the guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.John Goodsell.Mr.and Mrs.Milton Henry and son, Nurse Elba Henry and daught-] er, Miss Irma Henry, were week-end ; guests at the home of her cousin, : Mr.Wm.Heath, and Mrs.Heath, j They motored from their home in Derby on Sunday, returning home the sam» day.Nurse Lyford, of St.Johnsbury, ! is spending a few days at her old ¦ home.Mr.Walter .lessen has gone on the harvesters\u2019 excursion.Little Thelma Heath is visiting her i cousins, the Misses Lizzie and Hazel Yertan.Last Sunday the pastor, Rev.j Arthur Hopper, occupied the pulpit, i Next Sunday Rev.Henry Mick, of ! Stanstead, will conduct the service.This place is quite favored to be able to enjoy the sermons of as ] many gifted speakers as it has of late.a Çamp Fire Service on Tuesday to attend the Paige-Smith Sunday evening at their camp at wedding, Mr.and Mrs.Smith stop-Nicolet Lake, to which an invitation ping at Ayer's Cliff for a visit with is extended to all.A silver collect- their parents, Mr.and Mrs.G.A ion will be taken.\tj Smith, at \u201cEdgewater.\u201d Miss Edna Cameron and Mr.Don- I\t-\u2014 aid Cameron, of Kenosha, Wis., are ;\tAVER\u2019S TFE visiting Mrs.T.C.Johnson.The friends of Mr.Dale Moore will be glad to learn that the results from McGiil University show he came first in his course and first in his class.\t.Mr.and Mrs.H.L.Bacon, of Beebe Junction; Mr.and Mrs.James Bacon of Marlington, and Mr.and Mrs.Frank Lemay, of Beebe Junction, visited their parents and t grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.M.D.I Bacon, on Sunday.Mr.Henry Goodrow met with a painful accident cm Satunday last.'While engaged at work in the Rugg-i Ball factory he was hit with two i flying boards, one striking him on j the face, breaking his nose and j driving several teeth through his ] tongue.The other struck his right ] arm and shoulder, sevely bruising him.Unable to procure medical aid ; promptly, he was given first aid, and is slowly recovering.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Taylor and \\ children, of Newport, have been re-j.cent guests of Mr.and Mrs.E.E.j Bangs.Mrs.S.E.Rowell, Mrs.E.New-! combe and Miss Bertha Newcombe ] spent Wednesday at Perkins\u2019 Point j with Mrs.A.E.Roweil.Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Bowen, of ! Sherbrooke, are occupying the Paton cottage at Elmwood Park for a few days.j Mrs.A.B.Osgoode, of Cookshire, | and Mrs.Harry J.W.Wilson and j son Harry, of California, visited ! their cousin, Mr.H.J.Drew, recently.\tA Mrs.fRev.) R.D.Vaughan, of ST.CYR Hoarseness Rubbed Away Quickly by Nerviline Changeable weather causes congestion and sore throat.The blood most be drawn from the inflamed part, and this ig speedily done by applying Nerviline.The beauty of Nerviline ig that it penetrates quickly.It is not oily and every drop sinks right in.It draw* out the inflammation, ea&eg the pain, makes the chr*t and throat well quickly.For relieving coughs, colds, hoarseness.Nervi-line is the proper remedy.Thousands say so.Large 35c bottles sold everywhere.Miss May Astell, of Lennoxville, ! is the guest of Misa Marion Smith.Messrs.Edgar Frost, Edgar Tremblay and Herminghile St.Pierre left this week on the harvesters\u2019 excur- j sion.Mr.and Mrs.John E.Smith were ] guests of Mr.and Mrs.N.Taylor at Denison\u2019s Mills on Sunday.Almost Unbelievable You can hardly realize r the wonderful im.provement to your skin and complexion your mirror will reveal to you after usingGouraud\u2019sOriental Cream for the first lime.Send 15c.for Trial Size FEXD.T.HOPKINS & SON Montreal WOMEN\u2019S INST.EXECUTIVE MET AT WAY\u2019S MILLS Many Matters of Importance Were Considered\u2014Miss Roach Addressed Meeting.(Special to Record.) ^WAY\u2019S MILLS, Que., August 19.\u2014The county executive of the Women\u2019s Institute of Stanstead County met at Way\u2019s Mills on Friday afternoon, August 11th,,.with an attendance of thirty-five officers, delegates and friends.The president, Mrs.J.B.LeBaron, of North Hatley, presided ; the vice-president, Mrs.J.M.Elam, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, acting as secretary in the absence of Mrs.G.Kezar.The.treasurer\u2019s report showed a balance of $66.64 on hand.Mrs.A.E.Fish reported having secured tables of uniform size for the canning exhibit at the fall fairs, and a gift from the Agricultural Society of $50 for prizes.The exhibit of old-fashioned articles was found impossible to be carried out this year, and the matter was laid over until next year.A letter from Dr.Shearer, secretary cf the \u201cSocial Service Council of Canada,\u201d was diseased, and it was decided to hold a social service convention at Ayer\u2019s Cliff on the afteînqon and evening of October 19th.The county conveners were asked to give reports.Mrs.W.R.Rex-ford, of Ayer\u2019s Cliff, convenor of higher education and better schools, offered several good suggestions for her department.An appleal was read from Miss Bond, of Stanstead, for an improvement of the horticultural exhibits at the county fair.After a short address from the president, Miss Roach, of Macdonald College, was given a hearty reception and listened to with interest.Miss Roach spoke in appreciation of the Stanstead County executive meeting and the special efforts most of the ladies make to be present.\u201cQuebec province so for shows no definite news of what is going on through magazines or daily press.We must have publicity and this must begin with the local publicity convener.We are sending to about thirteen publications now, and one paper has asked for enough matter to make two pages of institute work.We must appreciate the fact that co-operation counts.The annual reports should be more fully given.Even matters discussed should be reported.We hardly give ourselves credit for what work we have done or that we are intending to undertake.Our motto should be: \u201cEven if I am only one, I will do what I can,\u201d and each one doing that means wonders for the province.\u201d Miss Roach asked for more interest in the cooking exhibit.It would add greatly to the success of the fair, and in a small way show appreciation of the large space given the institute in the main building.She also requested the members to consider helping the Industrial Home for girls recently opened in Sweetsburg.The girl» call for our sympathy and a little personal attention, possibly a box at Christmas, and any influence we may have that will help them,\u201d said Miss Roach.She spoke in highest terms of Dr.Shearer and Mrs.Muldrew, of Ottawa, who will be a speaker at the Social Service convention.Miss Roach gave the Women\u2019s Institute credit for encouraging boys and girls to attend Macdonald College, and this year more young people are entering to train for teaching than ever before.\u201cIt is possible and a worthy object for an institlte to advance money to girls who are unable to pay for their tuition.Macdonald College is really the servant of the people, and the people are not taking advantage of all that servant can do.Why not send club orders there for bulbs and roots.It is a great opportunity of securing the best at low prices.\u201d To the places having a movie machine, Miss Roach pointed out the excellent pictures of Canada and of every branch in agriculture that could be obtained from the department in Ottawa ; also pictures on child welfare.She urged the members to attend the meeting and take their best ideas, not go with the selfish object of obtaining merely what others brought.The work this year all around has been most satisfactory, and the rasults astounding.There are now seventy branches, and an organizing campaign is about to be launched by Miss Roch.A delightful luncheon was provided by the ladies of Way\u2019s Mills, and an invitation received from the institute at Beebe to hold the next county executive in that place.HOT WEATHER SAPS VITALITY Ironized Yeast Will Restore It Quickly Do you feel all \u201cdragged out\u201d?-Can\u2019t sleep?Appetite poor?Does ordinary mental or physical exertion leave you exhausted?Do you wake up feeling \u201call in\u201d?These are dangerous symptoms.For they indicate that the heat is sapping your energy, strength and resistance, and leaving you easy prey for all sorts of sickness.The thing to do, if you want to overcome fatigue, and build energy at once\u2014is to take two Ironized Yeast tablets with each meal.Then ! watch the results.Before you know' it that exhausted feeling will have completely disappeared.You will be able to tackle all kinds of hard work \u2014and actually enjoy it.You will be amazed at the wonderful change I it will bring.Get it today.To try Ironized Yeast absolutely free simply mail postcard for Famous 3-Day Test.Address Harold F.Ritchie & Co., Ltd., Dept.94, Toronto.Ironized Yeast is recommended and guaranteed bv all good dealers.COMPTON CO.BABY WELFARE CONTEST RULES Will Be Held During the Fair at Cookshire, Under Auspices of W.C.T.U.COOKSHIRE, August 18.\u2014The rules and regulations of the Compton County Baby Welfare Compe-! tition, in charge of a committee of i the local branch of the W.C.T.U., j have now been drawn up and are ! ready for publication.This contest! ! takes place on the second day of] ! the Cookshire Exhibition, Septem-i ber 13.The judging, together with! expert advice, will be from 10 o\u2019clock to 5 o\u2019clock (standard time).! There will be no entry fee for this ]up-to-date and much needed con-|test.Names and ages are to be sent, with correct post office addresses, to Mrs.F.M.Frasier, P.O.Box No.17, Cookshire, any time before the first day of the Fair, or left at the W.C.T.U.tent on the first day of the Fair, Tuesday, September 12.The W.C.T.U.tent may be used by jail mothers and children as a \u201crest \u2018 tent\u201d during the three days of the Fair, except on Wednesday, when it will be used exclusively for the baby ] welfare contest.An invitation is extended to all motheft to bring i their children to have them exam-; ined free of charge by competent doctors and nurses.The prizes given in each class are as follows : 1st prize, $2.50; 2nd I ! prize, $1; 3rd prize, 50c.There are! three classes, viz.: Class 1, children up to but not over one year old; Class 2, children over one year but under two years of age; Class 3, children over two years but under three years old.The ladies in charge are soliciting! ithe co-operation of all interested in j this contest to assist in making it most successful.A quiet but pretty gathering was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Rufus Liberveau, at Westleville, Que.on August 5th, when the infant daugh-I ter of Mr.and Mrs.C.Kenneth Cur-j rier was baptized by the Rev.J.W.! I Shier of Sawyerville, Que., receiving j ] the name of Anita Berl.After the ! ceremony a dainty lunch was served ) by Mrs.Liberveau, assisted by Mrs.j :R.B.Learned, of Learned Plain, Que.| j Recent guests of Dr.and Mrs.] Johnston were Mr.and Mrs.Walter] j Mitchell and son, of Natick, Mass., j ] Mrs.Maimie Elliott, Miss Alice and ] ] Master Kermit, of Cornish, Me., Mr.] and Mrs.F.M.Douglas and Mr.Ty- ' 11er Douglas, of Methuen, Mass, and ! ! Rev.E.J.Itattee, of Windsor Mills.Among those from town who have gone West with the harvesters are Messrs.Oliver Cromwell, Wyatt Johnston, Orin Farnsworth, Cyrus French and Stanley Woolley.Mr.F.E.Kerridge and family ] have returned from a pleasant two : weeks holiday.Mr.H.O\u2019Donnell, M.A., of Sherbrooke, was the guest of Mr.E.W, ; Johnston on Tuesday and Wednesday .of last week.Dance Saturday night, Roseland Danco Hall, East Angus.Roseland 4 j piece Dance Orchestra.Ladies 25c.Gentlemen 50c.Don\u2019t neglect to read the Classified Advertisements in this issus PICNIC HELD AT BURY WAS BIG SUCCESS General News Items and Personals of Interest to Residents of Bury.BURY, Que., Aug.18.\u2014Favored by the continuance of the fine weather, the'picnic of the Methodist Sunday School was a great success.The luncheon served in true picnic fashion was this year supplemented by an innovation in the form of hot baked beans, heated on the spot over a camp fire.The latter part of the afternoon was given over to sports.These were in charge of the Rev.Mr.Wilson and were very greatly enjoyed by all, winners, loosers and spectators all entering heartily into the fun.The presence of many friends from the other communions in the town was appreciated.The sale of ice cream, soft drinks, etc., at the improvised stall on the grounds was fairly brisk, nearly $20 worth being sold.General Notes.Mr.George Barr and grandson, Mr.A.Barr, of Coatbridge, Scotland, were guests of Mr.Barr\u2019s niece, Mrs.Alex Dougherty, on Thursday last.Mr.Barr was very greatly taken up with this section of the country.Mr.and Mrs.Percy Doyle, of Sherbrooke, Miss Pearle Gould, of London, Ont., and Masters Haskell and Mervyn Doyle, were guests of Mrs.M.T.Stokes on Monday.Mr.J.Croteau and Mr.Claud Wright, of Coaticook, passed through here on their way home from Quebec on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.W.O.Gilbert, of Lake Megantic, accompanied by their son and daughter, Lloyd and Marjorie, were the week-end guests of their cousins, Mr.and Mrs.S.J.Davies.Mr.Neil Barr, of Detroit, Mich., and Mrs.H.W.Dolloff, of Sher-brooi e, were guests of Mrs.Doll-off\u2019s sister, Mrs.Alex Dougherty, recently, Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Worby were visiting their son, Arthur, on Sun-day.Master Arnold Davies is spending a short vacation at Lake Megantic the guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.O.Gilbert.Mr.E.Leflamme has moved into the F.W.Barter tenement on Pope Avenue.Mrs.M.T.Stokes has returned from a week\u2019s vacation with Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Fisher of Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Rev.P.Wbrnell of Cookshire, occupied the pulpit at the Bury Methodist Church on Sunday evening, giving a splendid sermon on the world conditions of the day, and the part ms Go Just say\u2019 Blue =j ay to your druggist The simplest way to end a corn is Blue-jay.A touch stops the pain instantly.Then the corn loosens and comes out.Made in a colorless clear liquid (one drop does it!) and in extra thin plasters.The action is the same.Pain Stops Instantly ¦ ¦¦\tC B*B1922-* Christian character must play in the bettering of such conditions.Dance Saturday night, Roseland Dance Hall, East Angus.Roseland 4 piece Dance Orchestra.Ladies 25c, Gentlemen 50c.\t> A special ipeeting of the Women ï Institute will be held at Mrs.T, Morrow\u2019s on Monday afternoon, August 21st, to make final arrangements for the dance to be held in the Town Hall August 22nd.\t.The St.Paul\u2019s Sunday School picnic will be held on Wednesday, August 23rd, instead of Tuesday, in Major Sample\u2019s maple grove.-\u2014\u2014^- CURRIER Mr.and Mrs.R.H.Stone went tf Sherbrooke on Tuesday, on business.Miss C.Hawes has retumed to Montreal, after spending a few weeks with Miss E.Duval, \u201cGreen Meadows Farm.\u201d Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Bowen spent the week-end with relatives at Eastman.Mr.Ogden Haskell, of Lachine, was a recent guest at \u201cGreen Meadows.\u201d Guests at \u201cThe Knowl\u201d are Mr, and Mrs.Proudfoot, of Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.John Hewitson, of Westmount, motored out and were the week-end guests of Miss Elizabeth Duval, \u201cGreen Meadows.\u201d Misa Eleanor Burdell, of St.John, N.B., Is the guest at the same home for a few weeks.Mrs.Stuart MacFarlane and daughter, Winnifred, ' of Macdonald College, have been the guests ntl Mr.H.C.Bryants,\u2019 \u201cBonnie View Farm.\u201d Mrs.Hillhouse and Mrs.Williams, of Foster, have been guests of Mrs, Albert Stone.-+- NATURE\u2019S BLUNDER.The male wasp never stings, bul unfortunately, to the ordinary person he and his sister dress exactly alike.!FAW5T£AO.\\ QUE This College enters its Jubilee year, having been carrying on since 1872.The Fall Term begins Tuesday, September 12th, 1922.ft offers splendid opportunities to both Resti?nti*l and Day Pupils through ita f.cveral Departments.ACADEMY ' This department provides instruction In all the subjecta required for matriculation to McGill University.Other courses are provided such as Cooking:, Dressmaking, Home Nursing, etc.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Splendid courses under competent Instructors are provided in Piano, Voice, Violin, Organ, Oratory, etc.BUGBEE BUSINESS COLLEGE Courses: Bookkeeping; Stenography; Secretarial; Civil Service and Pen Art.Students are taught the use of the Adding Machine, Multigraph, Ediphone, Filing Devices, etc.THE AIM of the Stanstead College is to develop its Morally and Socially\u2014Fourfold Development.\t' FACILITIES AND RATES\u2014The College is beautifully located, 30 miles south of Sherbrooke, on the Boston & Maine Ry.la 1100 feet above sea level.Excellent opportunities are available for healthful exercise.The water used ia pure spring water from the hills.The rate» are reasonable for Boarders and Tuition rates are also as low as is feasible.\tWrite for School Calendar to HOLMES MODEL SCHOOL This is a four room school and is an affiliation with the College.All general public school courses are here Available from the Kindergarten to Grade VII.pupils Intellectually, Physically, T.A.HALPENNY, B.A., B.D., Principal, STANSTEAD, Que.Coaticook, spent a few days recent-at the home of Mr.and ilrs.H.J.\u2018è NORTH HATLEY Let Cuticura Be Your Beauty Doctor f\u2014lp-(Xnf Pwt.TWrana.JU.ms-h.Said «*«7wtor*.^ Dvpat Lyaaa*.tfmiUA, *t Pm) At.ttm\u2014L At a meeting of the Lake View j Cemetery Association, better known | as the Bean Cemetery, held here on Wednesday afternoon, Mr.J, B.LeBaron was appointed to look after the improvement» to be made to rho cemetery.It is hoped that all those interested in this piece of \u201cGod\u2019s Acre\u201d will co-operate in the work by giving generous donations to same.Mr*.Springle and Mis* Springle have returned to Montreal after spending some time at \u201cWedge-mere\" and at Mr*.C.Turner\u2019».Mr.J.J.Meagher, K.C., of Montreal, i* spending a vacation with his family at their summer home here.Mr*.George ii.Reed, of Village i ïÊÊbc'tfCAn oiREC flows'; .CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW'THEM/ EXACTLY^ 7 Best of all Fly Killers 10c per Packet at all Druggists, Grocers and General Hturu« There will be service next Sunday evening at seven o\u2019clock (standard time) in St.George\u2019s Church.Mrs.L.B.Colby is visiting her daughter, Mrs.F.S.Browne, in Lennoxville.The Misses Claudene and Shirley Smith are spending a week in town, visiting friends and relatives.Under the auspices of the Women\u2019s Christian Temperance Union a baby contest will be held on Thursday afternoon, August 24th, in th' main building at the Fair grounds.The contest is open to any child in the province under three years of age, and there are three prizes in each class.It is under the supervision of Mrs.E.G.Davidson, provincial superintendent of fair work, who will be assisted by two doctors and three trained nurses, and other ladies of the local union will do all they can to make the affair a benefit to the mothers who take advantage of this opportunity to gain first hand knowledge of th» welfare of the children.- those mad wags.She My stepmother is constantly finding fault with me.She\u2019s frightfully exacting.lie\u2014Sort of a watch-your-step-mother, th?The steadily increasing percentage of satisfied Imperial Polarine users is convincing proof that the right grade of Imperial Polarine is giving the greatest degree of lubricating service and satisfaction to Canadian automobile and truck owners.Check up your car on the Imperial Chart of Recommendations.Use the grade of Imperial Polarine Motor Oils recommended exclusively.IMPERIAL OIL UMITED Manufacturera and Market ere of Imperial Palarmr.Motor Olh and Marketere in Canada of Gargoyle; Mobiloil.I ÛHLKBKOOKE DAILY RECORD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1922.Y RAGE 1 HRC.E BUSINESS CARDS ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS Sydney a.meade.Quebec land Surveyor, Coaticook.Que.Bell phone.OUÏS O\u2019C.MIGNAULT.QUEBEC LANL Surveyor, 60 Kins St.West, Sher-rooke.Tel.977-M.Branch offices at Rich-lond, at P.C.DuBoyce, N.P.: Waterloo, t Jodoin & Boulay, N.P.; Granby» at the ganby Hotel.L' PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Dr.w.a.farwell, specialist to the Sherbrooke Hospital.Eye^ Ear, Nose Bd Throat.Phone 45'2.45 Duffer in Ave.D R.R.SPEER, Whit.Blk.Tel.1240.Eye, Ear.Noee, Throat.Spec, to Sher.Hasp DRS.DARCHE & HEBERT.SPECIAL-ist, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.Bror.-biaV tube diseases, asthma, etc.Private Hos-lital 92 King St.West, Sherbrooke.Tel.654.Dr.l.c.bachand, consulting Specialist, Eye, Ear, Nose Throat.Nevr tlivier Block, Corner King and Wellington, Iherbrooke.D R.ETHIER, PHONE 676, 84 KING ST.West.Electrotherapy ; Urinary Diseases.Dr.j.a.McCabe and dr.e.plante (New York and Paris Hospitals), Spe-dalists.Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases, Olivier Block, corner King and Wellington its., Sherbrooke, Que.Tel.1740.Consulta-ions: 9.20 a.m.to 12; 1.20 p.m.to 5 p.m.; \u2018 to 8 evenings^ D R.JAMES A.THOMPSON, GENERAL Praetioner, 89 Queen.TeL 1257-J.CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS J.K.BRYCE, L.A., C.G.A., AUDITOR, 1^6 Quebec St., Sherbrooke.Phone 1302.AUDITORS, AUCTIONEERS, ETC.BEDFORD AND DISTRICT NEWS Daily Reports from Correspondents of What Is Going on in the Different Localities.¦ - \u2014 FARNHAM who waa a godchild of the late Mrs.Parsons.Rev.A.T.Love, M.A., Dimick\u2019s new home which is going ! beau\u2019s last Tuesday, up on Jfain Street.This is the first ; Miss Annie Beanneau, of Montreal, of the \u201cAlladin\u201d homes to be erected j has been spending her vacation with j rector of this parish, assisted at the here.\t: her mother, Mrs.Beanneau.\t; service.Miss Ruth Clohosey entertained Miss Katie Longeuay, of Montreal, Dr.R.G.Prentiss and Mrs.Pren-about fifteen of her little girl friends ; has been visiting friends here.\t; tiss.Miss Katherine and Mr.Roger fOHN J.GRIFFITH, L.I.A.AUCTION- \u201e\t.eer.Accountant, Commissioner and Aud- liUCKingnani.Mr.and Mrs.B.Hopkins and Mrs.Joe Paquette, of Frelighsburg, were recent visitors at Mr.James Kava-naugh\u2019s.Mr.W.J.McGuire has returned home after visiting relatives in Barrie, Ont.Mr.Gerald Wright went recently to Belleville, Ont., visiting relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Smith have returned home from St.Albans, Vt., where they were called by the death of Mrs.Smith\u2019s father, Mr.Hibbard Gilbert, a former resident of this town- ., \u201e Mr.and Mrs.Pepm and Dr.and Mrs.Demers have left for a trip to the coast.\t, Mr.E.Hagan, of Watertown, N.Y., has beeü visiting at Mr.Frank Hagan\u2019s.Mrs.H.Gilbert of St.Albans, and Mr.Frederick Gilbert, of Chicago, 111., were recent visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Smith.Miss Beryl Wilson accompanied her cousin, Miss Gillis to her home in on Thursday afternoon, the occasion being her eighth birthday.Mrs.Wm.Grant went to Toronto, Ont., recently to visit her sister, Mrs.E.Earls, who is ill.Miss Beulah Mennary, who has been attending school in Montreal j his brother, Mr.J- J.Longeuay, on Mr.and Mrs.Luthrop, from Prentiss, of Johnson, Vt., called on Springfield, Mass., motored here and ] their cousins, Mr.and Mrs.C.E.are guests of Mrs.James Stowell and Cady, on Sunday last, other friends.Mrs.Luthrop was Miss ! Mrs.Shearing, \u2018 of Montreal, is Dellia Russell.\tI visiting her daughter, Mrs.A.E.Mr.M.Longeuay was a guest of Rollitt.the past year, was one of the graduates.There is a great deal of work being Tuesday Nurse H.O\u2019Brien, who has been spending several weeks with her sis done to streets of the town this sum-! ter, Mrs.C.M.Boright, left for mer.New sewers are being put in on St.Patrick and St.Andrew Streets, while Main and Depot Streets are being done in asphalt.Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Van Antwerp, of Frelighsburg, were recent visitors of Mr.and Mrs.Bert Campbell.Mr.and Mrs.E.Brown, of Vancouver, have been visiting Mr.and Mrs.Milton Brown for a short time, before they sail for England.FROST VILLAGE tor, 46 WelUnifton SL North.Telephones 71.CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS.U.DURN FORD & COMPANY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT» \u2014 - , \u201e/ Authorized Trustees, Income Tax Consultant», Auuxt», Syaieiub.Nauit\tSherbrooke.MONTREAL\tOTTAWA.MUSICIANS An open meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Guild was held at the home of Mrs.S.E.Booth.A good many were present besides the members and a pleasant time was spent, all doing ample justice to the good supper provided for them by the hostess.Much interest is being taken in Mr.VfR.IRWIN SAWDON, MEMBER OF LtX Council and Representative Dominion RüÜege of Music.New Studio, 165 London 5i.Special course lor diplomas in Voice, rYano, Violin, Cello, Harmony and Counter* soir.t.Phone 835.NOTARIES ÏT70RTHINGT0N & BORLASE NOTAR-^ * iea Fublic.Sun Life Bldg., Sherbrooke.ADVOCATES :LLS, LYNCH & WILSON, ADVO-cütfcà, Merchants Bank Bidjf.IXiASER, RUGG & MIGNAULT, ADVO-U cates, Q.C.R.Building.NICOL, LAZURE, COUTURE 4 KING, 95 Wellington St., Sherbrooke._____ LAWRENCE, MORRIS & McIVER, AD-voentes, etc.Sherbrooke 4 Richmond, Qua.O\u2019BREADY, PANNETON & BOISVERT advocates.2 Wellington St North.Special Reduced Fares Account Exhibitions TORONTO Aug.26th to Sept.9th.QUEBEC Sept.2nd to Sept.9th.Convenient Train Service.For particulars of Reduced Fares apply to any Canadian National-Grand Trunk ticket agent, or to A.M.Stevens, No.1 Marquette Street.Phone 88.CANADIAN PACIFIC Farm Laborers TO WINNIPEG Plus y2c.per mile beyond Excursion August 21, 1922 From stations in the Provinces of Quebec and Ontario\u2014\u2022 Toronto, Sudbury and East.FARE RETURNING: %c per mile to Winnipeg plus $20 to starting point.Through trains.Special accommodation for women and families.Box lunches For information apply to any Canadian Pacific Agent or to Mr.J.A.Metivier, City Passenger Agent.91 Wellington St.North.\tPhone 130.Montreal on Monday morning.Mr.and Mrs.Russ Talbert spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.T.McClintic.Mr.and Mrs.March, of Bolton, were guests at My.Hiram Mills\u2019 last week.Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Parsons, Mr.and Mrs.FYank Safford, Mrs.M.Flannery, Mr.and Mrs.Judd and Mrs.H.Parsons were attending the funeral of the late Mrs.Lewis Parsons at Bedford on Sunday.BRIGHAM Visitors over the week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Lin-stead included Mr.and Mrs.Alf.Bennet and son Alfred, of Worcester, Mass.; Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Stuart and Miss Gray, of South Amboy, N.J.; Miss Silvester, of New Bi-unswiek, N.J.; Mr.Wm.Gray, of Boston ; Mr.and Mrs.H.O.Martin, Miss Alice and Mr.Ewart Martin ; Mr.Geo.Doherty and Miss Sadie Doherty, of Dunham ; Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Butterworth, Mr.and Mrs.H.M.Cook and son Gordon, of Granby ; Mr.E.H.Ha.w- Mr.and Mrs.John Rose, of Outremont, spent Wednesday the guests of Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Johnston.Mrs.George Williams is visiting her brother in Magog.The Misses Jensen, of Montreal, are visiting Mrs.W.H.King.Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Johnston and Miss Ruby Johnston were in Granby on Friday, guests of Mrs.J.F.Price.Recent guests of Chapman Brothers were Mr.and Mrs.Frank Chapman, of Manchester, N.H.; Mrs.Tittemore, of Waterloo; Mr.C.E.Sweet and Miss Doris Sweet, of i ,,\t\u201e r .rv j « - West Brome; Miss May Stubbs, ofithorn.e> of i'°.tTre\tde Grace.Windsor Mills, and Miss Glennai\tanird uIr n Johnston- Martin, of South Stukely.\t0fJUrks, v.\tw + -,\t, -, ,Tr TT \u2022vt\u2022\t^\t! Mr.and Mrs.Albert Westover, of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.King, Master jama;ca p]ajnSi Boston, has been Gilbert King and the Misses Jensen spent Sunday at Selby Lake.Mr.and Mrs.F.W.Johnston and Miss Ruby were in Ulverton on Sunday, visiting Mrs.Smith, Miss Johnston remaining for an indefinite time.SUTTON This community was shocked and grieved to learn of the sudden death of little Cecil Summer Bennett, son of Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Bennett, after only a few days Illness.The little fellow was taken to the home of Mr.Henry Whitford on Friday, where he passed away that same.day.A sad feature in the case is the fact that his father, who was away at work, did not know his son was sick until he was summoned home by his death.The funeral was held on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr.Henry Whitford.Rev.J.S.Rough conducted the service and spoke Mr.and Mrs.S.L.Griggs and daughter Frances have returned to their home in Westmount, after spending two weeks at \u201cHillside Farm,\u201d the home of Mr.and Mrs.C.H.Whitehouse.¦ Mr.and Mrs.V.J.Gleason were at East Farnham recently, and also called on Mr.and Mrs.J.Butler.Mr.A.E.Rollitt went to Montreal on Monday morning.Mrs.E.A.Fitchett, Miss Glenna and Mr.Winfield Fitchett, accompanied by Mrs.W.H.Smith, and two children, of Cowansville, motored to Farnham on Thursday and were guests of their sister, Mrs.Charles Hase, and family.Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Cady attended the annual picnic of the Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Club which was held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wilton Dryden, near Cowansville, on Wednesday.Mrs.Walter Wallace and little son Wilbur, of Warden, and Mr.E.W.Beard, of Iron Hill, were guests on Wednesday of Miss Lora and Mr.Jas.Robinson, at \u201cGreen Gables.\u201d Mrs.J.M.L.Macfarlane, of East Farnham, was in town on Wednesday.PIGEON HILL Roscoe returning with them.Rev.A.E.Hagar, of Knowlton, ' Mr.A.E.Mizener and Master Grant Mizener, of Granby, Mrs.M.Swett, Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Swett, Mr.W.L.Durkee, Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Durkee, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Durkee and Master Victor Pierce were recently calling at Hillside.Mr.G.W.Mizener remains in a very precarious sta^e of health.Rev.Dr.Hartman, Mrs.Arthur Honey and others, of New York, who are spending a month at the doctor\u2019s cottage at Brome Lake, were calling at Messrs.J.J.and F.A Honey\u2019s on Friday evening.Several of the boys from this neighborhood are on the harvesters\u2019 excursion, among the number being Orville Quilliams, Guy Perkins, Claude Whitcher, Will and Harry Beaker and Gordis Stone_ Rev.L.M.England cordueted the service in the Brill Churcà on Sunday afternoon.Mrs.Geo.Marshall returned with her sister, Mrs.Cook, to Montreal for several weeks.- /fP U'*U\tOP£*.«o-FUII DiAlCTK*'* n'4,CÎ ^ COMPANY ugg Jc Toronto, canada â '\u2022* WARDEN guest of Mr.and Mrs.R.F.Thompson.Mr.Smith, student pastor, has returned from two weeks spent at Macdonald College.Miss F.Buck, of Montreal, who has just returned from a vacation spent at Old Orchard, has been a guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr.and Mrs.C.Hawk.Mrs.Hammond and Miss Gladys Hammond, of Newport, have been guests of her sister, Mrs.Geo.Thompson.Miss H.Stewart, of Dunham, has been a guest of Miss M.Boyd.Mrs.T.H.Stewart, of Adams-ville, has been a guest of her daughter, Mrs.Rufus Thompson.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Swan and family have returned from a trip down the Saguenay.The Ladies\u2019 Aid held a most delightful meeting at the home of Mrs.C.Linstead on Wednesday of last week.A discussion was held and the ladies are holding a social comforting words to the bereaved family.Rev.H.Charters assisted in j in their new hall and grounds in the the service.The bearers were Gor- I near future.don Bennett, Harold Thompson, Gordon Hazzard and Herbert Derby.The little casket was covered with flowers.Much sympathy is felt for the family in their loss.Interment was in Fairmount Cemetery.Mr.and Mrs.M.E.Owens went to Freiiirhsburg visiting friends on Sunday.Rev.H .Charters has returned from spending some time at Macdonald College.Miss Constance Ouimett from Plattsburg, N.Y., has been a guest at Mrs.A.Lebeau\u2019s for a few days.Dr.Hills and family, of Boston, have been visiting Mrs.Hills\u2019 father, Mr.Breault.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Savage and Mrs.S.W.Carter, of Montreal, were here on Tuesday attending the funeral of the late Mr.Edward Brown.Mrs.M.Flannery, Mr.J.H.Smith and family and Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Jenne and Llewellyn were spending a day at their ottage at Brome Lake last week.Mrs.E.N.Ford is in Toronto, Ont.with Dr.C.S.Scofield and Mrs.Scofield.Mr.and Mrs.F.L.Jenrm and Miss Olive have returned from a few weeks vacation at the Beach.Mr.Armand Lebeau, of Montreal, on his way from Atlantic City, stopped and was a guest at Mrs.A.Le- Messrs.William and Jack Boot en left for the West on Friday.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Burnett, Mr.Archie Burnett and Miss Muriel were guests of Mr.Alex Burnett in Cowansville on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Rupert Hall, of East Miss Diana Ellis, of St Johns, was a week-end guest of Miss Elfrida Holsapple at the home of her par-1 ents, Mr.and Mrs.D.R.Holsapple.Mr.and Mrs.D.G.Guthrie, Miss Gwendolyn and Mr.Donald Guthrie were tea guests of Mrs.Robert Stôr wart on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Elwin Rychard and two daughters, Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Rychard and Miss Mabel Rychard motored to East Farnham on Sunday last and called on Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Shufelt.Mr.and Mrs.D.L.Tittemore were in Swanton, Vt., recently.Mr.and Mrs.George Ellison, of Stanbridge Station, and Mr.and Mrs.C.Griggs, of Farnham, were visiting Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Rychard on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Guthrie, Jr., of Philipsburg, Mrs.Bean and granddaughter, Miss Hope Graham, of Hartford, Conn'., were tea guests at the home of Mr.Gordon Guthrie\u2019s on Friday.Mr.Jean Bushey and three Erno boys started for the Western wheat fields on Friday last.The Misses Gwendolyn and Phyllis Guthrie attended a birthday party on Saturday last at the home of Mr.J.H.Sornberger, when his daughter, Frances, celebrated her sixth birthday.Mr.Vernon Guthrie motored to Dunham recently on business.Mrs.H.Catchepaugh, Mr.Clifford Caehepaugh and Miss Blanche Ry- A few friends of Mr.A.H.Curtis gave him a surprise on Saturday evening preceding his birthday, which occured on Sunday, August 13th gathering at his home and spending the evening very pleasant- ly.Among those leaving here on Friday for the harvest fields of the Northwest were Messrs.Weldon Lewis, Jesse Bobo, Lyle Ashton Cecil Mosgrave Ivan Foster and Jos.Renaud.Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.D.Ashton included Mr.and Mrs.Fred Jones Mr.Paul Jones and Miss Mildred Jones, of Waterloo; Arnot Tell and Miss Alida Teel, of Cowansville; Mr.and Mrs.Clifford O\u2019Dell of Montreal; Mr.Geo.Jones and Mr.Donald Jones, recently returned from California.The following persons were recent visitors at the home of Mr.and the same home recently, Ma ate Grant Robb returning to Sweets-burg with them for a few days.f:\tMiss Marjory Grey, of Hunting-, don, Mass., is a guest of her aunt,1 Mrs.A, G.Barnes.Mrs.Jacques, of Burlington, Vt.was a week-end guest of Mrs.G.A.Robb.Mr.and Mrs.Traver and Mrs.Sansouei, of Manchester, N.H., ara guests of their mother, Mrs.Davis.Miss Emma Boright is visiting friends in Richford, Vt., and Aber-corn.Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Richardson were guests of friends here on Friday.Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Bridge, o: Waterloo, were guests of Mr.an Mrs.C.W.Curtis on Friday.Mrs.G.A.Robb entertained a fewj î friends on Monday evening in hou* J ' or of her daughter, Mrs.RobtJ Sands, who soon leaves for FitcM burg, Mass.Mrs.Sabourin, of West SheffordJ ia a guest of Mrs.Alex Bobo anq Mrs.Perras.\t* i Mr.and Mrs.W.O.Kennison, of Mrs.W.G.Kneeland, viz: Mr.and Ottawa, are spending a few day^ Mrs.W.Lapan, Mrs.H.Hardy and h^e, Putting their house in readij Mrs.C.Scott from Vermont; Rev.^ess to r^nt.They are on them wajl - -\t- .-\t-\t- \u2019 .home from a trip to Manchester^ and Mrs.Smith and son, who have been spending a few weeks at the home of Mr.Frank Perkins West Bolton; Mrs.Whitcher, of Foster; Mrs.J.Lewis, of Warden; Mrs.A.H.Curtis of Warden Heights.Principal and Mrs.Warren A.Kneeland, of Montreal are stopping at their summer cottage, Knowlton.Mr.W.G.Kneeland is judging the farms and crops in St.Joachim this week and Mr.Jas.E.Lewis has been judging the eastern section of Shefford.Mr.and Mrs.C.W.Curtis re- N.H.MANSONVILLE i Master Robert Perkins, of Sutton] is visiting relatives in town.Howard White, of Westford, i4 visiting his grandmother, Mrs.W{ Jersey.Mr.Malcolm Burbank, of Hinto: N.H., is spending a few days 1 town.\t.j Harry Baker, of Stanbrrdgd 40,000 HARVESTERS WANTED Going Dates-August 11th and 21st All stations In Province of Quebec, Quebec City, Levis, Charny, and west, but not west of La Tuque GOING FARE\tRETURNING FARE $15.60 TO WINNIPEG\t$20.00 FROM WINNIPEG plus one-half cent per mile beyond to points in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, Edmonton, Calgary, McLeod and cast.\tplus one-hall cent per mile from starting point to Winnipeg.SPECIAL TRAINS LEAVE (Standard Time) QUEBEC (Palais Station) « « AUGUST 11th, 5.00 p.m.AUGUST 21st, 5.00 p.m.MONTREAL (Bonaventure Stn) AUGUST 11th, 8.35a.m., 12.45 p.m., 8.15 p.m.\u201c\t\u201c\tAUGUST 21st, 12.45 p.m., 8.15 p.m.OTTAWA (Union Station) AUGUST 11th, 9.00 a.m., 1.00 p.m.r5.00 p.m., 11.45 p.m.\u201c\t«\tAUGUST 21st, 9.00 a.m., 5.00 p.m., 11.45 p.m.FOR TimES FROM OTHER STATIONS SEE SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE POSTER Through Solid Trains to Winnipeg without Change.Restaurant Cars on Special Trains\u2014Meals and Lunches Served at Reasonable Prices.for Women.Convertible iberth) Colonist Cars of Latest Design.Special Cars For further particulars apply to nearest agent Canadian National\u2014Grand Trunk Railways or City Ticket OlFice, 1 Marquette Street, Sherbrooke.Phone 88.THE CANADIAN NATIONAL REACHES DIRECT ALL IMPORTANT DISTRIBUTING CENTRES IN WESTERN CANADA.Travel \"The National Way\" to Winnipeg when destined to any point beyond Farnham, were guests of her sister, !\tmotore(j to Swanton, Vt., on Mrs.R.Thompson, on Sunday.'Thursday last Messrs.Misiner, George A and Mr and Mrs Jas D(>wnmgi of Sydney Cameron^ were\t! jrreijghsburg, were calling on Mr.anva\t_ Mrs.turned\u201ciasL week'from\u201ca\u201d' trip tojEast, recently spent a few days id Long Island, Me., Portland and Town a guest at the home of hei Boston.\t: brother, Mr.F.A.Soule.\tI Mr, A.S.Kendall and Miss J.j Mrs.Merrill, of Minnesota, is th