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Atoxandria, Ont., Friday, May 7, 1948 $2.00 A YEAR Njo. 19

MacGillivray, Villeneuve, Gostick iLochiel Breeders Plan For Calfhood Eight Teams To Young Alexandria Lumberman To Contest Riding In June 7 Vote Unit Organized Vaccination Drive Play Football Drowned At Blind River Colin ;J. MaePherson, 21- of 2nd Kenyon. Liberal, Progressive Conservative And Union Of W. N. Fraser Elected Every Farmer In AlexaiKiria, McCrimmon Président — Keith County To Be And Dalkeith Are One Of Two Lost While Eunning Electors Candidates Selected’As Standard The Rapids, Tuesday, On Mississauga Bearers At Nomination Meetings. McMillan Is Technician Contacted îs Plan Newcomers To League Colin John MaePherson, 21, eldest j Tlie Glengarry Federation of A^ri- Three new teams Edmund A MacGillivray, ex-M.P.P, Organization of a sub-unit o£ the were admitted son of Mr. and Mrs. Rod MaePherson Eastern Ontario Cattle Breeding As- j culture Is commencing a campaign to into the Glengarry Football League Alexandria; Osie F, Villeneuve, reeve Cadets To Receive l2-2nd Kenyon, lost his Me by drown- sociation was completed for the Lo- I have all calves in the county vac- at the annual meeting, held in the of Maxville, and Ronald Gostick of Osie Villeneuve ing, Monday morning, while engaged chiel district on Tuesday night at a cinated against Bang’s Disease. This ^ Fire Hall, Friday evening, and the ■ Î;'Toronto, leader of the Union of Elec in log running on the Mlsslssai^a meeting in Lochlei Township Hall I decision was decided upon at a meet- ! coming season will see the biggest! Stratbeona Tropby tors (Social Credit) In Ontario, will Again Candidate River, north of Blind River. The Wm. N. Pi-aser of R R 2 Dalkeith i ing held in the Agricultural Office, j loop ca record with eight teams in contest the June 7th Provincial elec- I Alexandria, on Friday evening April At 2 p m on Wednesday, May young man was one of four occupants tion in Glengarry for the Liberal, _Pro Osie F. Villeneuve, reeve of Maxville was elected president cf the Unit for acton, 20th, The plan will be gotten under li9th, .'he Alexandria High Scho'e! of a boat which capsized while at- will again contst Glengarry for the the ensuing year, and Neil Blair, Kirk j Alexandria, McCrimmon and Dal- gressive Conservative and Union of way immediately and it is hoped that Cadet Corps will hold its annual tempting to run the rapids In the Progressive Conservative party In the HUl, vice - president. ktith will be the new squads and they Electors parties, respectively. It Is ail farmers will co-operate to the ut- Ceremonial Inspection on the High raging waters of Pig Pen Chute. Two not considered likely that the C.C.P. Piovlnoial field, he having received The board of directors includes:— I will come up against .such seasoned James Grant, Laggan; Stanley Mc- most to see that this-is carried on to Schoal grounds. On that Occasion of the river drivers manageW: to reach will have a candidate in the county, that party’s nomination at a largely aggregations as Pine Grove, Green the Corps will be presented with the shore and two were drowned. Rae, Vankleek HUl Ai'tliui' McMil- a satisfactory conclusiion. ! field, Lochiel, Dunvegan and Glen and a strenuous three-way fight is 'attended convention held in Alex- Stratbeona Trust General Efficiency Drowned with young MaePherson, foreseen. ander Hall, here, Wednesday evening lan, Glen Sandfield; Wm. Larocque, The committee In charge of this I Gordon. Alexandria, Ont, R.R. 2; Thos Hay, work appointed township commiffiee.s Trophy. This trophy Is awarded an- was Andi^w Laurin, 60, of Blind Nomination meetings w'ere held Mr. Villeneuve was one of tlnree j A schedule is now in course of pre- Alexandria, RJL 1. who will in turn appoint canvassers nually to the cadet corps judgad' to River, one of the most expert river here this week, on Monday by the nominated, but both Josephus Fillon paration and it is expected the first Keith McMillan of Lochiel was hir- lor each school section to look after be the most efficient in its class. ’The! drivers in the North, who had shot Liberals, and Wednesday night by of Green Valley, deputy - reeve of games will b eset for the 24th of May ed as technician for the Unit and will this work. Every farmer in the coun- performance of the corps during the the same rapids probably a hundred the Progressive Conservatives Unfon Lancaster township, and Nelson Be- President J. A Macdonell was in also act as Secretary-’Treasui'er. whole year was taken into consider- tunes. of Electors organizers met here last langer of Ste Anne de Prescott, with- ty win also receive a circular letter the chair Friday evening, and he re- It is expected the Unit wUl get un- atlan and the trophy will be held ' The 'two who survived were Joe Friday night, when it'was decided to drew their names, making it tmneces and an enrolment letter in the near viewed a very successful 1947 season. der way within the next week or ten for one year, j Gagne of Blind River, anld Jose No- offer the riding to Mr Gostick He sary to ballot. future and he wUl greatly facilitate With an eight-team loop in prospect, days. However every member wlU be tlie campaign by filling out the en- The trophy may be described 'as leffe, an Indian from ManitouUn Is- was communicated with by telephone Clarence Fiske of Martlntown, was he declàréd, foôtvâll is definitely la foilows: I land. All were employes of the Mc- and accepted the nomination. chairman of the meeting and there noUTIea when operations will be com rolment form and returning It to one the ascenddhcÿ ‘and he welcomed the menced. Any members who have not On a plaque 20 ’ x 24”, coveréd with Fadden Lumber Company and were were addresses by the candidate, by of the committee members in his projected return of lacro.sse, another The 1948 election picture in Glen- as yet paid their membership lees-«ts township as' soon as he gets it; this royal bluegralned leather, the coat- in the log drive down the Mississauga atry will be very similar to the Pro- Hon George H. Ohallies, vice-chair- grand game. of-Arms of Canada In cast gilded which is about 50 miles north of Blind man of the Hydro Power Commission advised to do so as soon as possible, v;lll lessen the work of the canvas- Mr. Macdonell was re-elected Pre- vincial voting of June 4, 1945, when as this may hoW up commencing of sers. brone, below that a pjlate with ap- River. Pig Pen Chute is one of the tliere was a three - party light in L Cameron Kennedy of Willlams- sident, .>while Morlln •'Oampbell also propriate words Space is availajble notorious rapids on the river. operations, Anyone wishing to join Township committee members ap- which both MacGillivray and Villen- town;’Joseph St. Denis, Vonkleek was returned as Secretary-Treasurer. on the lower part of the plaque for Quick action on the part of Manley the Association Is advised to get In pointed' at the meeting are as fSl- euve participated. The Union of Hill and the other nominees, Messrs The complete slate of officers: a Ktimbér of small plates bearing Allen, a forest ranger, resulted In the touch with Keith McMillan, R. R, 1 lows; Electors will be the third party this Fillon and Belanger. Hon. Presidents—Rt. Hon W. L. names of winning corps from year saving of Gagne. Allen rescued Gag- Alexandria, or any of the directors of Kenyon — Harold Blaney, Nell J. time, supplanting the C.C F. whose In asking the active support of Mackenzie King, E. A. MacGillivray, to year. ne from the Idlangerous rapids and this AssobiaTron or they may contact McLeod, Murdle Arkinstall, Leonard BX-M.P.P. candidate in 1945 J. J MacDonald, every member ol the party, Mr. Vil- the Agricultural Office, Alexandria, The Inscription on the trophy Is successfully applied artificial respir- won 506 votes In 1945 MacGillivray leneuve emphasized the importance McNaughton. President—J. A, Macdonell, Alex- Chariotfenburg — 'William Roberts as follows: ation. Noleffe was caught In a log ti^cf a plurality of 1577 over Villen- Of Glengairy entering the Conserva- andria. jam and hung on long enough for a Cafjyie Watt, Wilfrid McDonald, John “Tme vision and generosity of a euve. An mtense campaign Is In pros- tive column if this county Is not to 1st Vice-President—Duncan Mac- great Canadian citizen. Lord Strath- boat to reach him. pect in the-next month and judging by remain “sadly neglected”. The Drew New Heating System McLennan Oualg, Laggan. Lancaster — Stanley Wlghtman, cona, created this trophy. It is Laurin lost his Me in a swirling attendance at both conventions this Government is going back to power 2nd Vice-President—^Lewls Green whirlpool near the spot where the, For United Church Graham Thomson, W. J. Major, Ar- awarded to the cadet corps bf this week. Glengarry voters are evincing with another large majority he pro- spon, Alexandriaa school as the most efficient to'fc boat overturned. Young MaePherson much Interest. phesied, and Eastern Ontario- is at Alexandria United Church is to cade Trottler. 3rd Vice-President—^Keith MacMil- Lochiel — Wm. N. Fraser Dalkeith class and perpetuates the donor for struggle vainly to get out of the trap Ihe crossroads "Either we lose every have a new heating system. It was de- lan, Lochiel. patriotism, fitness and discipline In but the swift current carried him GETS FOURTH CALL tiling or we get what we want.” finitely decided at a meeting of the Aiex N McLeod, Dalkeith; Keith Secretary-Trea(s—^Miorlln Campbell, McMillan, Alexandria, R R 1-; Ken- young Canadians. He believed that more than a mile do'wnstream and Referring to the hydro question he Board of Managers, Monday night Laggan. he first duty of a free citizen is to he disappeared. Edmund E. MacGillivray, M P P., declared, “If we hope to get our Tne new heating unit will be installed neth MacDonald, Dalkeith; Gilbert Executive Ctommittee—Arch. B. for Glengairy during the past eleven defend his country.” Volunteers were recruited to aid la sliare in this hydro project we must this summer McRae, Glen Sandfield, Ont MacDonald, Greenfield; WUlle Mac- years, received the unanimous sup- An friends of Alexandria High the search for the two men but the R J, Graham, chairman of tne It is hoped to have this canvass Leod, Dunvegan; ’Thos Hay, Loch- port of Glengarry Liberals at the send people to represent us who are School are requested to be present at family. Here have not yet received working In ow interests”. Board of Managers, presided at the completed before June 15th so that iel; R. S. Wlghtman, Lancaster; Eu- nominating convention held in Alex- Inspection when the cadet corps iWl^ word of the recovery of the body of meeting, held In Mr. Graham’s of- plans may be put before the Veter- gene MacdonaW, Alexandria; Stanley ander Hall, Monday night Mr. Mac- Mr. Villeneuve expressed his opti- inarians and: the scheme be In oper- give demonstration of he work ta- young MaePherson. Funeral arrange- mism as to' the campaign in Gle'n- fice. MacLeod, Dalkeith; John Peter Mac- GilUVray was the only person nomin- atlon as soon as possible. ken during the year. The A.H* ments will not be completed! until Itg garry and lagain urged, the actly_e.^co Leod, McCrimmon, Donald E Mac- ated to contest the coming Provincial Those present at the meetliig In- pipe band Will be In full swing and recovery. ^ operation of every party worker. Master, Laggan. election on the Liberal ticket. cluded - John McLennan, Martlntown the presentation of prizes and tro- A son of Rod MaePherson and hU Ontario’s financial position is very Seating accomottation was at a pre- Many Ât Funeral Wilfrid McDonald, Summerstowti; phies will take place. wife, Mary Margaret McDonald, of strong and we must keep It that mium in the Hall, Monday night, and Harold Blaney, and Alex McEwen, 12-2fTd Kenyon, Oolln John McPher- way if we are to continue to do the the large turnout of delegates and Maxville, and R G. Bennett, Agri- Lacrosse Practices son attended the local ■ schools and job which Is ours to do, said Hon Of D.D. Macdonell other Liberals from tire fifty seven cultural Representative. J O. Watt, for the past three years had spent Mr .. Challles. The policy of the Drew Veteran Railroad polls of the riding was an indication An Impressive final tribute was Vice - President of the Federation Now Underway the winter months employed In lum- that the election fever’ Is taking bold Government has been to improve liv- bering with the McFadden Company, ing conditions and the standard of paid the memory of the late D D seted as chairman L C Kennedy, and that Liberalism Is still In the as- Willlamstown was secretary. Coach J'rank, McCormick is in Man Dies In West In October he. left his home with hl3 life Cl every man, woman and child Macdonell at his funeral, held Mon- cendancy here, W. J. Major, Presi- day morning, May 3rd, from the Mc- charge of nightly practise sessions father, a Veteran lumberman, fot in {he province, he stated Mr Chal_ dent of the Glengarry Liberal As- Millan .& Steinberg Funeral Home, for his lacrosse proteges on the High Archie McGregor who passed away Blind River .Mr. MaePherson re- sociation was chauman and the fact lies pointed to the greatly increased School grounds and it is hoped soon suddenly on April 19th 1948, in Win- turned March 1st, and Colin had grants for ediucatlon, hospitalization Alexandria, to his parish church at Florian Leduc Dies, tiiat only one candtdate was nomin- St. Raphael’s to be able to m'Ove into Glengarry nipeg, was born in Lancaster town- planned to foUow in April but remain and for farm organizations Instituted ated obviated the necessity for regis- In the lengthy cortege were many Was Born In Lochiel Gardens for practise under the lights ship, Glengarry county, the son of ed on for the Spring drive. Word of by Mr Drew. tering delegates. relatives and friends from outside He expects soon to have a full squad the late Mr. and Mrs Donald Me- | nis {ratio death was received with Instead the meeting heard address- He spoke of the Hydro electric points, as well as residents of every MONTREAL, May 5.—^Florian Le- in action and local officials, are busy Gregor. regret by many family friends in the es in English and French by Mr. idac plans as designed to insure adequate section of GlengariT duc, 62, president of the Montreal Au- this week signing up needed men He went to Western Canada as a dtstirtet Gillivray, by Donald A.’ Macdonald, power to overtake and satisfy the A prominent resident of Green Val- tomobile Trade Association, died last Prank Bolger has the after-prac- young man and engaged- in railroad m addîtîSïrtd Ms parents, he leaves K. C , Aurele ChartranW', ex-M P.P., ever . fnereasing requirements dire ley, anld' a former reeve of Charlot- night tise duties of putting the boys In construction work. He continued in| two brothers and one sister, Donald Ottawa East, and Elle O. Bertrand, to thé stepped up tempo of Ontario's tenburgh. Mi-. Macdonell died at Ho- A native of Lochiel, Ont , he work- .shape with P. T. exercises this work until 1945 when he retired James, GeraM and Ann Isabel Mae- M P., Prescott. economic growth. tel Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, Wednes- ed In Toronto and Quebec before Alden MacMillan has had his foSt- due to ill health. Pherson, an at home. ' In accepting the nomination, his He was first associated with the 0- L. Cameron Kennedy spoke on the day, April 28th, just five days follow- coming to Montreal to found Leduc ban enthusiasts out for preliminary A i fourth in succession, Mr. MacGilli- proposed Hydro developments in ing a heart attack A-utomoblle Limited of which he was .sessions on the Separate School late J. D. McArthur and later boast- vray irointed to the fact that three e-1 his own organization and parti- the Cornwall area which would be Rev. D. A. Campbell, P.P., was cele- president. grounds and soon expects to have a Tot Escaped Injury have been by aacclamatlon and he ex earned out jointly by Ontario aHS field set out near the Monastery. It cipated in the building of many of pressed his warm thanks to the de- brant of the Solemn Funeral Mass New Tork State, and which would ana he was assisted by Rev. A. L. Mc- is expected an organization meeting of the important railîoads in the West, When Struck legates for the confidence placed In be é» great benefft to Glengarry. Alex Badminton Team the football club will be held this among them the E D. and B C rail- him. The Hydro bill, which George Donald, deacon; Rev. Ewen J. Mac- Dianne Barbara, 3-year-old daugh- andrla lacks industrj' and labor be- donald, sub-deacon; Rev. Aime Le- week end. road in the Peace River the Water- Drew is using as an excuse for calling ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bar- cause It lacks cheap power, he said duc, master of ceremonies Other Played At Malone, N.Y. ways line In northern Alberta, and of a needless election. Is not the real bara escaped serious injury when and it was a Liberal Government un meiriCers ol the diocesan clergy pirë- the Hudson Bay Railroad in Mani- reason for dissolution of the Legls. toba He had many friends among struck by a car near her home. Mala der Hepburn which “signed away the •sent in the Sanctuary were: ' Ret® Members of the Alexandria Bad- lature after but three years, said Mr, New Creamery Building street, at 4.15 o’clock Mon-day. Ales Carillon power site.” He concluded: A L. Caméron, D. A. MePhee, R. J. minton Club journeyed to Malone. tlie construction Industry and former MacGillivray. This election has been Glengarrians now resident in the Anderson of Toronto, driver of the car "So why vote for them.” MacDonald and Leo ■ Macdonell. N.Y., on Sunday, to take part in a called solely at the whim of the ex- To Be Erected was able bo stop within 25 feet and Rev George Cochet, S.C.J, directed Tound-rotbln tournament. Teatas V/est. Premier and is aimed only for his He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. the child, thrown to the pavement by the parish choir which was augment- were present from Cornwall, Valley- ■Work Is well advanced on tearing aggrandisement. Drew has his eyes the front bumper, suffered only shgiSc ed for the occasion. Mrs Alex. Mc- fleUci,, Huntingdon, Albftjiy, Malone down of the drive shed on the west A- E, Creighton and Mrs E J. Me on the office of national leader ol the Union Leader and scratches. Donald was organist. and Alexandria. side of R. J. Graham’s mill building. Rae, both of Melita, Man ; also two Progressive Conseivative party, de- nephews, John Mc^e of Melita and Dr. M. Markson was called t9 tha The pallbearers were: J. A. Mac- 'The local players dd not come home Mil) Square M'r Graham plans erec- clared Mr. MacGillivray, and he scene and Constable Robert Maxwell To Run Here donell, D A Macdonell, D. H. Mac- without a prize. Guy Bedard was tion this summer of a new creamery Donald McRae of Edmonton. An. eld- hopes, by winning a snap election, to Investigated. No charges^ were laid. donell, J. D Macdonald, James Mc- winner of a prize in the consolation plant on the site. It will be a fire er brother, A D. McGregor, pre- be called on to supplant John Bracken Mr. Ron Gostick who Is to con- Dougald and Charles Macdonald event while Mrs Martin Clement was proof cement block building and Is deceased him in 1946. These personal ambitions of George test this riding In the Interests of Inferineht was made in Melita The chief mourners were his bro- awarded the secend elimination expected to be ready tor occupancy Drew, he stated wiU cost the people the Union ol Electors (Social Credit! prize, Cemetery, April 23rd, follovung the of Ontario millions of dollars. tlier, Mr John D. Macdonell of Nel- in the fall. Oats Lost In Is leader of his party In Ontario and son,, B C , and two sisters: Miss Ca- The players were guests of the funeral service held In Winnipeg, Don’t be surprised, said Mr. Mac- editor of the party organ “The Voice home club at dinner in the Franklin Elevator Smash OUilvray to see a resurgent Liberal therine Macdonell of Brooklyn, N.Y of the Electors”, published at Tor- Hotel and later were entertained' at party under Farquhar Oliver, carry and Rev. Sister M Berthold of St onto Mr. Gostick spent consider- a dance held at the Country Club - cracking under the weight of a enough seats to setid Drew down to Mary’s Academy, Windsor, Ont Again Contesting Glengarry able time in Glengarry last year as- Tennis has had an early start recently received live-oer shipment defeat Oliver Is a coming man who A wealth of floral pieces, Mass si.stlng in organization this spring in Alexandria, the courts of oats, the elevator at the Graham has done a fine job as provincial cards and messages of sympathy, and A Westerner by birth, Mr Gostick having been in use for the past two Creamery mill plant èave way' Mon leader, he sold, and the Drew forces the large numbers who called at the came to Ontario two years ago fol- weeks A most successful season Is day night, spilling an estimated car- are slipping. • Funeral Home, were Indicative of -the lowing service as an officer hi the widespread regret felt In the death in prospect. load of oas to the bank of the When the Liberals obtain power In Garry River, at the mill dam. gome of Canadian Army. It is reported ne of Mr. Macdonell. Members of Glen- the province there will be better the oats went Into the river Bad R. was an early convert to Social Cre- garry Council, K. of C , attended In chances of obtaining Improvements dit principles, his mother having re- J. Graham estimates the less at a a body on Sunday afternoon. Cheese At 31 3-8 Cents for Glengarry and Prescott, the nomi. presented an Alberta constituency in possible 1,000 bushels. Ah equal nee said. One improvement would be Among relatives and friends pre- the first Aberhart Government sent from a distance were: John D Some 100 boxes of white cheese amount was recovered, Tuesday, un a connecting highway between Mont- j Mr Gostick is at present residini damaged. real and Ottawa. This would make! Macdonell, Nelson, B C ; Miss Cath- boarded at last Thursday’s meeting of at Walters Falls, in Grey County, is erine Macdonell, Broofclym, N Y ; Alexandria Cheese Board, brought Officers of -Alexandria United lighter the load on Highway No 2\ married and has three children. He Mis Ella Macdonell, Lawrence Mac- 31 3-8 cents The Board will meet Church were meeting In Mr. Gra- Others w'ould consist of larger grants was here on Sunday to confer with donald, Donald Macdonald, Mr. and every week but as yet the day has ham’s office, Monday evening, when for county and township, roads in the party organizers and is expected to t’nere was a sharp crack followed by district, he said. Mrs. P. Powers and daughter, Mont- not definitely been fixed. return in ten days to institute his real; Rev. Sister M Berthold, Rev. the sound of grain falling onto tha Referring to Hydro power for far- campaign y Sister M. Charles of St Mary’s Aca- lower tin roof of the elevator build- mers, he stated that farmers should Mr. Cyril Boisvenu, local director ing. The top comer of one bin had. get as much electric power as possible demy, Windsor; Mr and Mrs Char- of the Union of Electors, reports that C. W. L. Meeting split open over à 15-foot width and on a priority basis Nothing can be les Low, Mrs Chris Saunders, the quite a few Social Credit Members the grain caseaxied down. Luckfly done about this for at least two years M.'.sses Barbara and Helen Costello, Woman’s Association at Ottawa wall be lieard' here during Ottawa; Mrs F T. Costello, Mrs The regular meeting of the United break was over dry land and much he said. the campaign and Mr. Roland Cor- “When the Liberals gain power, I Finnan Macdonald, Mrs .Ohnls. Church W A. will be held on ’Thurs- of the oats could be salvaged. beil of Montreal, wlU be here next A pall of dust hung over the Kena (Continued on page 4) D’Han: and daughter Hazel, Mrs. day, May fSth, at the home of Mrs. week to assist In organization. for some trôufs and many resident^ Henry Murphy, Cornwall, A W. MacLeod. EDMUND A. MacGILLIVKAY OSIE F, YILLENEU^E ^ were attracted to tRÇ fiBC* S Tb« ainonr Atommlila, Ost, Friday, May 7, 1§48

Scott. Carbon Isotopes to Solve COUNTY NEWS Mr. Bob Branchaud of Corn'wall, “OMat40,50,60?” was a visitor on Sunday at the home Old Agricultural Mystery of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Villeneuve When atoms are bombarded with —Man, You're Crazy MAXVILLE The following attended the funeral high-speed neutrons, an occasional rocset your age! ThouBands are peppy at 70. **PW>p!n8 up” wltti Ostrcx. ContalM tonic for weafc, nucleus of one of them absorbs a roDdown feeling due solely to body s lack Ç* iron ol Mr. J. A. McLeod of Chesterville, wblcb many men and women call old. ijT LADIES AID, ST. ANDREW’S neutron. An isotope of the original Oetrex Tonic Tablets for pep. yonder feeling, toir Mr. and Mrs, Murdie McLean, Mr very day. New "get acquainted slae ottiv CO*, UNITED CHURCH element, whether carbon, phosphor- jor sale at all drug storee everywoere. and Mrs. Archie Buchan, Arthur and us or iodine, thus is formed. The The Ladies Aid of St Andrew's Ronald Buchan, Mrs. S, Buchanan, substance remains exactly the same Presbyterian Church held their month Miss Mandy Bethune. Sympathy is chemically and biolOglcaUy, but its ly meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 extended from the many friends here weight is different. Many Isotopes o’clock in the church hall; one week are quite stable, but others are very to his w’idow, who was formerly. Miss unstable, their nuclei spontaneously earlier than the usual date. Mrs. Kate M Dewar of this place and to Dora Campbell President was in the throw off radiant energy similar to k COHriETE his sons. x-rays, hence they are radioactive. chair. The meeting was opened with Miss Nita Montcalm, teacher, Ot- Many isotopes exist in nature; nu- the members repeating the Lord’s tawa was a week end visitor at her merous others have been made by prayer in unison Mrs. Norman Stew Borne here. scientists who may even produce ait secretary read the minutes of the Miss Bella McLeod teacher, Ber- more than one isotope of the same previous meeting and the roll call was element. But neutrons were hard to wick, spent the week end with her obtain until the Oak Ridge pile be- responded to by a good representa- cousin. Miss Mary McLeod. tion of the members. IjCtters of gan to provide a constant source of Ml. and' Mrs. Henry Theoret, tiiese minute bullets, and isotopes business were read and discu.ssed. were manufactured as a byproduct Final arrangements were com- Monckland were visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cuer- of the atom-bomb process. pleted for the Annual Spring Bazaar It is carbon isotope 14 which to be held on Saturday, May-fifteenth riei'. promises to solve the great basic A salad tea will be served from 3 30 Mr. J. Eldred McMillan, B A who agricultural mystery, that of photo- | to 5.30 p m. with Mrs. Dan Cameron recently graduated from Presbyterian synthesis, the process by means of : which plants sjmthesize their food as convenor, Mrs. Dan Ferguson, C.'(,liege, Montreal occupied the pulpit I on Sunday at both services in the and store solar energy. Isotopic phos- ■ Miss Flora MacKay and Miss Hazel phorus 32 is likewise important to I MacLeod, assisting. Mrs. ’Vernon Presb3d;erian church_ Services on Sun agriculture since it can be traced j Metcalfe will have charge of the day. May 2nd, at 11 a m. and 8 p.m when used for plant fertilization, in tea tables D S.T. order to teU just what the plant does ' The various committees appointed Mfr Angus Htzsimmons, Metcalfe with it. Isotope^ also will be useful [ in medical and nutrition studies for, ! are as follows and wish to have was a Sunday visitor in town. when introduced into animal bodies, j their donations handed in the first MTf, 3 MCîntDsh, MaxvUle, is the their migrations can be recorded j week in May. They are—Plain sew- guest of Mr. and Mrs Neil A Mc- accurately by their energy emis- SEimE ing, Mrs Miltos C Woods, Mrs W Intosh . sions. { Gmillie, Mrs Howard Doig; Fancy If such an isotope is made to form! Work, Mrs Bums Stewart, Mrs R a part of sugar, for instance, the I J. MacLeod, Mrs. Dan Ferguson. 7TH CON. BOXBORO sugar can be traced throughout the | We know ... being team complicated action by which food Pantry table, M'rs James Cummings energy is converted -into muscular captain has its responsi- Mrs. Robert Kippen and Mrs Don- Rev. and Mrs Wallace MacKinnon work. The nutrition of cattle and of bilities. But when you’re ald J MacLean Plants and shrubs, and family, formerly of Winchester, crops can be studied far more in- Mrs James Vallance and Miss Mar- spent a few days with her parents, tensively and intelligently with this rounding up your team, new tool in the arsenal of the farm | garet MacLeod Mr and Mrs|. William Valley and will you try not to make research worker. family before leaving for their new too many calls at once? WILLIAMSTOWN home in Moose Jaw. Remember-some grown- Mr. and Mrs Alex MacLean and Careful Cheek of Oat up may need that party The ’Women’s Institute held their family visited with Mr. and ivîTS Seed Proves Essential April meeting at the home of Mrs Stanley MacKay and family of Tol- line in a hurry... Thanks A Seguin on Friday afternoon. Al- Seedimen and others who supply mle's Corner on Tuesday i even- a lot! ter the openings exercises the secre- seed oats to farmers can be of serv- ing. ice if they will check the source of tary treasurer had consideabie cor- Mr and Mrs Dan J MacKenzie seed of the new blight-resistant va- respondence to read and some time and family of Massena N.Y. were re rieties of oats being purchased PARTY LINE spent in discussing the same for delivery next spring. Particular cent visitors with Mr. and Mïs Alex The subjects chosen for the short care in this matter is advised by the D. Emberg and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Course were 1st Home Care of the Geneva agricultural experiment sta- Emberg. COURTESY IS Sick and 2nd Let’s cook it Right. Ar- tion. There are two new varieties of rangements were made to have an Mrs. King, Mrs. Baker and Mrs Bella Watt of the Avonmore High oats being offered as rootrot or CATCHING... open meeting in the Public Library on Helminthosporium blight resistant, Thursday afternoon May 14th. All School, were week end guests with namely, Mohawk and Clinton. In Miss Tena McLennan and Mr, and Putting it into practice the ladies of the Community are cor- view of the serious losses the past dially invited to attend. Mrs. Ramsay Baker. season with Vicland oats due to this j on every call you make Tribute was paid to the late Miss Mr. an d Mrs. Omar Holbrook ol disease, dealers are booking orders j is your best guarantee A, J. Johnson who had been an ac- Ottawa visited -with Mr. and Mi’s. for these new oats. j The variety Clinton appears to be j that others will do the tive member of the society since its John K MacLean and family on the most abundant at the present ^ same for you. organization in 1915 Mrs. Urquhart Sunday . time. There are two good safe- ; read a poem “Reminiscence” writte’n Mrs Murdie MacLean attended the guards, and they are to purchase by Mrs. Gertrude Wood of Regina, a only certified seed, or else get the ^ 1. Keep calls brief. funeral of the late Mr, John A Mac former resident of this place. Miss Leod at Morewood on Friday. supply from a thoroughly reliable Sandllands the secretary treasurer source. Laboratory tests cannot es- 2. Space your calls. Miss Fern MacMillan of Cornwall tablish varietal trueness, therefore gave the annual report _which was spent the week end with her parents varieties must be checked at the Give right-of-way signed by the auditors. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacMillan. ji fo emergency call&i After some discussion it was moved and seconded that the officers re- main in office for J948. Remains a Milk Mystery ' H Refreshments were served by the For several years, dairy scientists Plan For Plenty of the U. S. department of agricul- hostesses Miss J. Ross and Miss L. ture have tried to identify the mys- Sandllands and a social time spent. This is the Springtime - the time terious “Nutrient X” in milk. This when Mother Earth is everywhere pro unidentified food value occurs in MOOSE CREEK claiming the promise of bounty. milk and in some other foods. It THE BELL TELEPHONE Yet today millions go hungry. doesn’t occur in cereal grains or oil Mrs. Wm. Watt, Montreal, who Food, a great uniting force of God, feeds or certain other foods and COMPANY OF CANADA feeds. Yet this mysterious some- spent the week end here, called at has been made by men a mighty di- thing is absolutely necessary for THE GLENGARRY NEWS the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon visive power. For today food has be- normal growth and development. come an ideological weapon In many The investigators find that it is nations men have sold their freedom especially Important that animals for bread. Because their stomachs fed a high protein diet get their crave food they have accepted Ideas “Nutrient X.” These findings have been made with rats. But other lab- Printers and Publishers - Alexandria, Ont. which their minds and hearts, have oratories have found that monkeys rejected. as well as rats need something be- The need of the hungry nations side the well-known food values. The can hnk all men in an all-out self- scientists think that something even- I less effort to serve, feed and clothe tually may prove to be “Nutrient Industrial, Commercial, Professional Printing of Every Kind, humanity. i X,” or whatever it is that milk has and many other foods don’t. Can. Democracy feed hungry Eur- including : ope? And ■will Europe find in De- j mocracy the answering idea to fill ; California Artichoke the void left by Fascism, Nazism and Commercial production of the factory fonoB Labels, Tags, turn the tide of Communism? globe artichoke, long a popular Canadian farmers raise much of vegetable in southern Europe, is Order Forms Price Lists ] 'limited in this country almost ex- the food that has kept Europeans a- clusively to the six central coast iBToiee Forms ’ Special Notices ^ live But what win they live for? Our counties of California, from Marin food can strengthen men to fight an- to Santa Barbara, where climatic Ruled Forms Color Work other war or it can strengthen them conditions favor its growth. Some Cheque Forms Business Cards ^ to fight for peace. attempts have been made to extend Europe needs food, and desperately, the area of plantings northward, WeÂUng Statioamy Announcements particularly to the south coast of Ore- but food alone 'will not satisfy its gon. Italians bjought the globe arti- Letterheads Church Beports hunger. When men are hungry they choke to Callïornia for their home larelopes Invitatioas may respond to a materialistic ap- gardens, and planted the first com- peal. But material food only fills the mercial crop in the Half Moon bay Auual Reports À Blotters stomach. It cannot satisfy the hun- district of San Mateo county just AuetioB Sale Bills *The MIRACui ger for a decent world . before the turn of the century. Com- Cheese Factory Statioanry Hunger breeds hate - hate for those pared with other crops produced in WAU fIRISH the state for the general markets, held responsible for it. That hatred the globe artichoke still is of , cannot be cured by bread alone, but minor importance, and is marketed | Because it covers completely old by the passion to build a new world, in winter months when there is ! point, wallpaper, etc. where none will need to go hungry. little competition from other green A passion to build can only come vegetables. Because it flows on quickly and when the heart is free from self-in- evenly without brushmarking and terest and the “gimme” spirit - pur- j Yeast in Nutrition Your Printing Orders will always be appreciated. is readily cleoned. ged of all but the clean drive of love Nutritionists are in agreement for a new world. that the average daily diet is defi- Because it dries in half an hour We must produce an inspired ideo- cient in the B-complex group of vita- mins. Although yeast is an excellent and has no "painty" odour. logy tor Democracy We can do it. It is a crop which grows quickly. We source of these vitamins and can be used successfully in preventing and Because it produces a wonder^ can sow the seeds of honest apology, curing pellagra, beriberi and other fully soft, velvety finish. change of heart and obedience to nutritional diseases, the problem God We shall reap a harvest of mor- remains of making it available in Because it is made in the newr al fiber and team-work in the nation palatable form. The most desirable THE GLENGARRY NEWS. est, most fashionable colors. This we can export with our _food means by which this may be ac- This can teach men how to live in complished appears to be the incor- SM your OHdd«n PainI D*al*r to soUcI Iho poration of the yeast product into peace and plenty. ' food dishes of various types without ftbodo* Hiot match tho color acbomo you hovo We can all live on less when We In mind. decreasing the flavor appeal ci the have more to live for. I food. The experimental data con- This is the time for greatness a- cerning the effect of long-continuing R. H. COWAN, Alexandria, Ont. mdng nttle people. yeast ingestion on the blood con- stituents are incomplete. HW ai(Migan7 N«wt, Aloundri», Ont., Friday, May 7, 1948 Authorized u Second Olazi Matter; Post Office Dept.; Ottawa. Paga i

the chair should touch, the pan and boil for five minutes long-» Longer Staple Wool Scrap Metal Shortage side of the cloth unless the dining- er. COUNTY NEWS Has Moro Shrinkage Still Serious Problem room is too small for the people to Note: Soda; lye or strong soaps wIH move behind the chairs. darken aluminum. A tendency for longer staple An estimated 120 million tons of PIONIO OROVI coarse wools to show more shrink- scrap or potential scrap were per- TAKE A TIP Anne Allan Invites you to write to age than the short staple coarse manently lost during the war years, Washing Dishes her c-o The Glengarry News. Send Mrs. E L. McNaughton and Mrs wools has been reported by Univer- according to Northern Trust com- 1. Use hot water and ammonia In your suggestions on homemaking sity of Wyoming. This tendency Is a pany, Chicago. In addition, a de- Wash glasses, then silver, rinse, then D. Mason McLennan were In Mont direct reversal of that found .in fine problems and watch this column for re.«l last week attending the Annual creasing rate of domestic scrap re- OTp. Do not force" towels into glasses ; wools, where the greatest shrink- turn is being experienced because ...- HYDRO HOME ECQNJQM»^! Synodical Meeting of the Women’s ages usually are observed in the polish silver until dry, but do not rub of, among offier factors, production knife blades or fork tines into towel- Missionary Society of the Presbyterian short staple, or French combing of more durable steels and the re- Church. wools. '* tention of automotive and railroad Hello Girls! M’other may not ap-, sauce or pickles into dishes and car- ling. Mrs. R W. McNaughton and Mrs. Longer or staple wools, in me- equipment beyond the normal prove of your suggestions for helping' ry these items to the table on your 2 Empty out ammonia water. Going West? dium and coarser grades, from half scrapping stage. Vernon Vaughan, Cornwall, visited blood down to quarter blood, shrink her on Mother’s Day unless you are tray In one trip. Use the hot rinse water in dish pan with Mrs. A. D. McPherson last more than the shorter wool. This “■While higher prices usually bring in the know. Do you know how to' 6 Be wary about heating the din- with mild soap for washing china Travel on the Wij^nesday to Join in celebrating out more scrap, the price of No. 1 .set the dinner table properly? For' assertion is based on shrinkage de- heavy melting scrap occasionally ner plates in a hot oven They should Rinse china and drain in towels in her birthday. terminations on fleeces of different has risen above major baslng-point in.stence, if the dinner consists of be spread out on the shelves of a wire rack to reduce chance of chip- DOMINION . Mrs McPherson received many grades and lengths, within each quotations for primary forms of soup, meat, potatoes and vegetables, ' warm oven or stacked In the warm- ping edges. Dry and put away care- messages of congratulations andi good grade which the wool department bread and butter, pie and tea—the fully. via Banff and made on the 1944 and 1945 Wyo- semi-finished steel,” the company ing oven with a piece of paper be- wishes. ming clips. reports. procedure is simple. ; tween each one. The platter, veget- 3. Any cooking utensils should be Normally pig iron and scrap are Visitors with Mr. and Mrs Geo. Shrinkages for staple and French 1. Take a tray to the dish cup- ' able dishes, gravy dish and tea pot soaked before you begin dish-wash Lake Louise Fourney and family on Sunday were charged into open hearth furnaces combing wool in three different board and contact knives, forks, soup ' should also be put in the warming ing. Fill egg, meat, fish, dough dishes THE POPULAR TRAIN AND Mr. and Mrs J. Rodgers Mr and grades of coarse wool follow: half in about equal proportions. When scrap becomes scarce the pig iron spoons, butter spreaders, butter knife oven. with clear cold water. To greasy Mrs. J. Baker and Miss McColm of blood, 62.0, 60.8; three-eighths blood, teaspons, fruit or salad forks, sugar | KOU’TE TO THE FAUmO ratio may be increased to about 60 7. 11 you have an extra serving dishes add soda to the water to cut Montreal. 60.2, 67.4; and quarter blood, 65.1, spoon, gravy spoon, carving set, ser-' 54.6, respectively. The same sam- per cent and the scrap ratio cut to tray, spread the pie plates out, cut fat Bwift, dustless, alr-condiUoned ooma Ross Fraser attended a Plough- 40 per cent. Maintenance of the 60- vin.g spoons and salt and pepper. j pling showed a shrinkage of 62.9 per the pie and use a knife or egg lifter 4. Use dish cloths and towels for fort. Restful accommodation—^lounga men’s Meeting In Kemptville last 40 per cent riratio soon tightens pig Place tray on one corner of cover- Cent for fine staple Wool and 65.6 per to lift out the servings. The dessert dLshes only, not as stove cloths. Wash car — delicious, moderately polMd •week. I Iron Supplies. ed table and with knives In right cent for fine French combing wool. Production of pig iron is depend- can then be left ready to serve on the and rinse In a mall amount of freh meals. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Leonard of Part of the heavier shrinkage in hand and forks in left, place them ent not only upon blast furnace ca- buffet. - z water. Wring dry. Sstretch and hang DAILY SERVICE to Port Art&nr, Lochlnvar were visitors with Mr. and the staple or longer wools of the one inch from the edge of the table j separately. coarser grades is attributed to a pacity but also upon the movement 8 To help make the gravy use a Saaskatoon Calgary, EdmontC^ Mrs. W. D. Hall Picnic Grove re- of additional iron ore, coking coal and about ten inches apart, with the ! 5. Wipe out dSsh pan and clean larger content of dirt and sand. The small mixing bowl for the paste. Fort William, Winnipeg, RegtD% cently. , and limestone to the mills by the times of th efork turned up and the sink with a fine cleaning powder. Banff, Lake Louise, Vancouver, VMb* .. - o difference in dirt content between Great Lakes fleet and the railroads, Measure 3 tablespoons of flour Into the shorter and longer wools in the blades of the knife towards the plate THE QUES’nON BOX toria and Intermediate Stattona. both of which have operated this Make the rounds again with teaspoons j it Make a hole in the centre and add Miss T. R. asks: How to clean sur- DUNVEGAN three-eights blood and quarter blood year at near-capacity levels. Large l’ail information can be obtaiaM grades amounted to around 3 per in right hand and small forks in the about 1-2 cup of cold water slowly face of electric stove. scale expansion in pig iron output as you stir to make a smooth paste. from; ^ (intended for last issue) cent. left and lay them on outside of sil- Answer; Use a clean piece of cheese would call for extension of all mine- Press out any lumps, add more water Ml' and Mrs M. C. Ferguson and to-mill facilities. , ver at the cover. The carving set cloth. Dampen it and use baking .soda H. FORTIEE. II too thick Now it is ready for mo- ' Mr. and Mns. Clarence MacMillan should be In position on either side to clean white enamel. Rub closed District Passenger Agent- ther to stir quickly Into the hot meat Of Quigley's attended the annual con- California Traces Fruit of the platter space with gravy spoon elements (on Qff position) with a juices. Windsor Station, Montreal, Qnei cert and dance In the I O O F. Hall, Industry to Early Monks Teeth Offer Numerous and butter knife parallel above this piece of waxed paper. Brush any Ottawa, sponsored by the Gaelic So- While the history of the California Means of Identification space. 9. If you help to drain the veget- charred food out of open elements ciety on Tuesday evening. deciduous fruit Industry dates back ables, put a sieve In another pan and Microscopic lines or streaks in the ’The serving spoons, salts and pep- (switch turned Off’ with fine whisk. GnuMiéliem Qoneific Mr and Mrs. K. N , MacLeod and to the beginning of the settlement of pers belong close to the centre at con using a pot holder to hold the sauce-1 Miss F. S. E, asks : What Is the best Alta Calffomla by the Franciscan enamel and dentine of human teeth children, Ottawa, visited their par- provide an additional means of iden- venient places, while the sugar spoon pan handle, pour them into the sieve. ^ method of cleaning a stained alumi- ents ever the week end. fathers in 1769, the first real signs 10. To fill the tumblers from a big of commercial fruit production did tification beyond that available is left near mother’s plate. Leave the num roast pan? INBÜ&AHOl Misses Gladys Fletcher andl Don- not appear until the days of the Gold through dentist’s records of fillings LI utter knives and soup spoons In a pitcher, place a small towel In the ' Answer: Remove charred food by Pire, Lite, Blokneee, Aeetdeni, and other treatment, according to a alda MaoNeil, Montreal, sfient the Rush in 1849. Commercial produc- pile on the table while you get the left hand on the bowl of the Jug and | leaving d!ry pan in warm oven and mobile, Plate Olase, Dwelling, week end at their homes here. tion of deciduous fruits in California report to American Dental associa- tip It With the right hand placed low tion by Dr. Costa Gustafson, Gote- china. 'then rub with steel wool Place the" tare. Theft. Wind Ac Farm Miss Helen Gilmour of Richmond is of comparatively recent origin, 3. Collect the bread anad butter on the handle. No spills this way. j pan on end in a dlshpan of strong] We have also taken over Alex. according to California Fruit ex- borg, Sweden. Ont spent the week end with Mr One of the tasks in forensic medi- plates, tumblers, cups and saucers, 11. Chairs should be in position vinegar and water. Bring tto a boll Kerr’e nuorance Ageoctee. and Mrs. M. C. Ferguson and fam- change. The tree fruits which were pro- cine is to identify corpses by com- cream anidi sugar and be ambidexerous before hot food is on the table ’The Turn It to bleach the other end of UORiUa BB08. ily. duced about the early missions of paring their teeth with data ob- again as you place the plates In the Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant, Ottawa, tained from some dentist’s records the Franciscan monks were grown or from persons who knew the vic- upper left hand corner above each spent the week end with the former’s chiefly from seeds brought to Cali- fork, and the tumblers an inch above mother Mrs. Grant They also visit- fornia by vessels bearing supplies tim when he lived. Ordinarily a mu- tine examination of the complete set the point of the knives Leave the ed at Breadalbane. for the missions. As gardens and cream and sugar, and the stack of orchards were planted at practically ; of teeth is enough for an exact iden- The dance sponsored by the Girls’ tification of a corpse, but it some- cups and saucers at the upper right Club was well attended. all of, the missions, it was not long before a number of varieties of ; times happens that only a few teeth .tide of mother’s cover. Finally, with Miss Dorothty Dewar, Kirk Hill, fruit were to be found there. remain after crimes or accidents. butter knives In left hand and soup In cases of mutilation, too, the re- visited with her sister, Mrs. Jimmie As early as 1792 there were grow- spoons In the other, place the small Campbell, over the week end. ing, near Mission San Jose, apples, mains may be so badly treated as to defy a proper reconstruction. After knife across the small plate parallel Messrs. Donald H MacLeod and pears, apricots, peaches and figs; ! and at Mission San Buenaventura, j explosion accidents sometimes only to the edge of the table, and the soup Seek full protection for the Mortgoge Donald Cameron of Montreal spent the teeth remain. In all such cases spoon on the right of the teaspoon. the week end at their homes here in addition to these, oranges, limes, j grapes, olives and pomegranates, j it is impossible to determine the 4 From the linen drawer take the on your home with on economical y Miss Gldays MacLeod, Ottawa, spent Although there were not more than number of victims by means of mac- serviettes and asbestos pads for the week end at her home roscopic (ordinary vi^al) exami- 6,000 bearing trees in the various vegetable dishes. The serviettes are SUN LIFE POLICY. The first meeting of Kenyon Wo- nation. missions at that time, these plant- placed on the left side with the open men’s Association was held at the., ings çp^trib^te4m^ch..to thp.growth comer toward the plate. For this oc- of horticulture in the state. home of Mrs Austin on Wednesday Nicknames of Presidents casion put the asbestos pads near evening with an attendance of 15 Many presidents have acquired your cover so you can serve the members. Makes Bricks from Ashes nicknames reflecting some out- vegetables. Mrs. N. B. MacLeod, the new standing trait or popular evalua- A new process has been devel- 5. Cut a thick slice of butter and President, was welcomed. Her many tion. Such instances as Father of oped for making building bricks out put it on the dish on your tray; slice friends were glad to see her out again of hitherto worthless ashes from the his Country (Washington), Colossus of Debate (John Adams), Pen of the the bread with an even sawing motion | after suffering a painful accident Revolution or Sage of Monticello and arrange on the bread tray, pourj L. J. McCosham representative, Wiiliamstown, Phone Martinsown 16-r-51 révérai weeks ago. (Jefferson), Father of the Constitu- Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ferguson and reports that the new type bricks were developed at the New Jersey tion (Madison), are examples. Usu- Mrs. Hall were In Ottawa, Saturday state ceramics station. Raw mate- ally such nicknames are entirely attending the funeral of the late Cy- rials used to make the bricks are laudatory, but sometimes they rus Latimer, Mrs. Hall’s son-in-law, fly ash from industrial and utility carry a bit of criticism, as, the Ac- and Mrs. Ferguson’s brother-in-law smokestacks and slag from the bot- cidental President (John Quincy Adams, Millard Fillmore), His Ac- Tuesday saw the opening of our toms of furnaces which burn pow- dered coal. The inventors claim cldency (Arthur, Cleveland), Presi- cheese factory with Mr Dan Ross, i dent de facto (Hayes). Others are and staff at the helm We wish him their new bricks are stronger and | cheaper than those made of clay. I quite neutral, as for example, the a very successful season j Another advantage, they claim, is First Dark Horse (Polk), SUent Cal NOTICE OF SITTINGS OF REVISING OFFICERS Mr and Mrs John D. MacLeod that raw materials are most plenti- (Coolidge), Napoleon of Protection and family, Toronto, are moving here ful in cities, where building mate- (McKinley). A few are on a more TAKE NOTICE, that sittings of the revising officers for the purpose of hearing complaints or app eals with regard to the ’VOTERS’ tins i#eek"t5 tKelr farm. We welcome rial is most needed now. Industrial familiar and intimate basis, and LISTS TO BE USED AT THE ELECTION TO THE LEGISLATIVE. ASSEMBLY, TO BE HELD ON TH E SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1»48, plants generally must have fly ash have a more general acceptance, as for the - J J them back to Dunvegan.. Old Hickory (Jackson, Honest Abe Mr. and Mrs Albert McNabb and hauled away to avoid creating a smoke nuisance. Utility companies (Lincoln), Teddy (RooseVelt). The children of Vankleek HUl, called at alohe, it Is estimated, produce reference to Pres. Franklin D. . ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GLENGARRY the home of Mr. and Mrs Geo Aus- about two million tons of fly ash Roosevelt as F.D.R., by the pregs tin while on tbelr way to MaxvUle. aiid slag each year. generally, was suggested by the WILL BE HELD AT THE FOLLOWING TIMFS .\N19 PLACES, by the iRevising OfficeFB’’nt.'m«d, the naih,e of the CR'i'k to the Revising Offl- President himself. cèr, his address and the last day for filing- AppesJe ^:b«tHg also-'*et ,out: The sixth meeting of the Busj Miss Muffets club was held at the Eggs Can Breathe Eggs breathe through the air cell Care of Sick Child Time of Hearing Revising Clerk to uiAttir,Ms:iOf f: for home of the leader, all six members, which is immediately formed when The needs of a sick child, in addi- Name of Miuiicipality Place of Hearing Officer Revising Officer Clerk , Api^ls and the coach. Miss Macdonell being the egg cools and almost always at tion to actual physical care, were present. the subject of a recently concluded '..I A J the large end of the egg, says the Thursday, May 13 Monday, May 10 J The president Margaret MacNeil California department of agricul- study of pediatric nursing, spon- Township of Lancaster Township Hall, R. P, Milligan James Macdonell North Lancaster sored by the National League of North Lancaster 10 a.m. opened' the meeting with the song, ture. Eggs packed with the air cells H'J Nursing Education in New York Township of Lochiel Township Hall Thursday, May 13 R. P. MllUgan V. G. Chisholm Alexandria Monday, May 10 / "You are my Sunshine”. Roll was |up maintain better quality. 'When an egg is packed with- its big end or air hospital. Psychological factors rank Quigley’s 2.30 p.m. R. R. 1. f*: ’j answered with “My Recipe for quick- cell end down, the weight of the egg high in the care of the child patient, 'Town of AicxPhfitia Town Hall Thursday, May 13 R. P. Millgan P. A. Charlebols Alexandria Monday, May 10 bread” . meat is against the air cell and it the report points out, but at present Alexandria 7 pirn. ’ a As the dance was being held the literally smothers and will lose qual- the psychological care given is tar Township of Kenyon Township Hall Friday, May 14 R. P. Milligan A. J. Cameron Greenfield Tuesday. May 11 following Friday the final an-a|nge- ity two or three times faster than less adequate than the physical Greenfield 10 a.m, ■T\ ments were made. A review was held would be the case if the egg were care. For example, instead of en- Township of Caledonia Township Hall Friday, May 14 :R. P. Milligan J. W. Lalonde St. Bernadln Tuesday, May 11 packed with the small end down. couraging the child to help keep on “Flour Mixtures.” Record books himself clean, it was found that too St. Bernadln 2.30 p.m. T' ; were reported on and numerous Poultrymen who pack thousands of Village of Ma.xville Village Hall Friday,, May 14 R. P. Mil’Igai-. D. J. McLean .Maxville Tuesday, May 11 cases of eggs on their ranches daily often the nurse herself took over the pamphelts dealing with cereals were task, thereby increasing the child’s Maxville 7 p.m. can help preserve the quality of Township of Saturday, May 15 R. P. Milligan L. C. Kennedy Wiiliamstown Wednesday, May Ij ' distributed. dependency upon her. During visits Township Hall their eggs and offer the consumer a Charlottenhurgh Wiiliamstown 10 a m. Miss Macdonell assisted ,the girls better product by packing the big to the hospital, the parents can aid in the child’s psychological care by Village of Lancaster Public Library Saturday, May 15 R. P. Milligan F. B_ Sutherland Lancaster Wednesday. May H ' In planning spring Menus apd ends up. Eggs with ruptured air Lancaster 2.30 p.m. cells or displaced yolks caused by giving the nurse information about Achievement diay plans were dis- family life and the habits of the Township of East Township Hall Monday, May 17 R. P. MllUgan Bernard Dupuis St. Eugene Thursday, May 13 cussed Improper handling or packing deteri- Hawkesbury Con. 5-9 orate faster than the lower grades. child. Beginning guidance in health St. Eugene 10 a.m Ice box cookies and Date Loaf were habits at home- aids the child in Township of West Township Hall Monday, May 17 R. P. Milligan Kenneth McDonald Vankleek Hill Thursday, May 11 made by the members and both were making an easy adjustment to hos- Hawkesbury Con. 5-9 Vankleek HUl 2.30 p.m. ’■ " I quite good. Lunch was served by the Potatoes Before Rationing pitalization. Tow'n of Vankleek Hill Town Hall Monday, May 17 R. P. Milligan Colin MacKinnon Vankleek Hill Thursday, May 18 hostess The next meeting Is at the. Englishmen who are bemoaning Vankleek HUl 7 p.m. «0 ? the rationing of potatoes might find home of Miss Aille Campbell, May Short but Busy Life 1st. some consolation in the fact that THE REVISING OFFICE R will in every case sit until all appeals are disposed of. , many of the greatest Englishmen of Born a Scottish peasant of hum- The fifth meeting of the Busy Miss history never had a single spud be- blest parentage, John Paul Jones AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the voters’ list to be used will be Parts 1 and HI of the 1947 revised voters’ lists except that Muffets Cereal club was held at the side their bully beef. Rations car- became a sailor at 12, mate at 17, if the 1947 voters’ lists have not been revised, the !?st revised list shall be used as a basis for revision, but It the 1947 list has been print- captain at 20; slavetrader, East In- home of Miss Margaret MacNeil ried by King Arthur’s men certainly ed and not revised and is filed In the office of the Clerk of the Peace before the 9th day of May, 1947, It shall ho used. All persons ars Meeting was opened by all singing contained no such starchy vege- diaman and Virginia planter—all before he passed the age of 26; required to examine the said voters’ lists to ascertain that their names are correctly entered therein. “There’s a Long Long Trail”. Six table. Nor did Robin Hood and Little naval lieutenant at 28, captain at 29, AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any voter who desires to complain that his name or the name of any person entitled to b« members were present The dance John ever plot against the sheriff while munching a steaming spud in and commodore at 32; at 33, the entered on the said list, has been omitted from the same, or that the names of any person or persons who are not entitled to be voters was the main business discussed also Sherwood forest. The reason for all ocean hero of the Old World and the have been entered thereon, may on or before the date set out above, respectively, apply, complain Or appeal to have his name or the name date of a meeting at which all mem- this, explains World Book encyclo- New, a Knight of France, the trust- of any person entered on, or removed from the list. bers could be present as well as the pedia, is the fact that England never ed friend of Washington, Franklin, coach. Miss Macdonell The club had a potato before the 1500s. Ac- Jefferson, Lafayette, Hamilton and AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that such appe.als must be by notice In writing In the prescribed form, and shall not Inelnds Morris; at 36, special envoy to the colours of red, blue and’ yellow were cording to history potatoes were complaints or appeals as to names entered or sought to be entered on the list for more than one polling subdivision. ’They must be signed first found in the New World by most aristocratic of courts, charged by the complainant. In duplicate, and given to the Clerk of the Revising Officer or left for the Clerk at his address stated above. distributed to all present with the most delicate, difficult and early explorers who brought the DATED at Cornwall this 29th day of April, A.D., 1948. ^'”7 , / ■ Members participated in making plant back to Europe. Potatoes were intricate of missions—the adjudica- ctmbread and rice pudding. 'When eagerly accepted by European farm- tion and collection of international f.hese were done the hostess and her ers because they grow underground claims. At 40 he was voted a gold G. E. BRENNAN ' ' J " and are out of the reach of most medal by congress; at 41, a vice- Chairman of the Election Board tor the United Counties of Stormont, Dundas and ^^^ngaxtj, _j mother Mrs. 'WIm. MacDonald ser- admiral in the navy of an empire. ved an appetizing lunch. crop pests. . _ _ i Bs ÆêÉ tfef irf tf. ï-age 4 ' . V ' / W6* Okacanj 1T«^ Itonmdrig, Ont, Fridaj-, Kay 7, 1948

Miss Frances JttacEwen of Ottawa cliildren, Brenda t- and James Cam mittees were prepared and presented day, called at their home and also latlons to the Avonmore Branch for was a Week end guest of her mother eron of Ottawa,; Mr., and Mrs. Re-^hi the form of a panel discussion, i bestowed every„blessing and NEWS good the best dl^Iay. coum Mrs Margaret MacEwen. ginald Gardlnef and son Anthony of The nominating committee brought wishes. Moose Creek Mrs Bennie Villeneuve and Patsy Cobourg. Harold Lugsden of Toronto, iu a slate of officers for the coming - Mr and Mrs Villeneuve were the Members of two of our local Farm J MAXVILI.I Forums were entertained at our De- spent Sunday In Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. John Denovana of La- year as follows: ^1 pieces W. I. Annual cember meeting. Mr. R. Bufchan has returned home Miss Bertha Duperron was called chine and Mrs. Ronald MacEachan President — Mrs. Stanley Kippen; ^ of silver, other gifts and money, Biter visiting relatives in Morrisburg, Wednesday last to the bedside of of Montreal. j 1st Vice pres — Mi-s. M. Burns Stew- i Besides the personal congratula- Mrs. M. G. Moore of New York her brother, Alex. Duperron, wmo I M. C. Woods was in Toronto for art 2nd vlce-pres. Mrs. Milton C. many phone calls and cards The Annual Meeting of the Moose a couple of days last week. i Woods';Vi*TC' Secretary — Mrs.■SVTvc- Colhn B-O ‘ Creek Branch of the Stormont Wo- city arrived Thursday to spend a is seriously ill in the Montreal Gen- ‘ were received. AH join in wishing Mr j Miss Helen Campbell of Cornwall MacDermid; Treasurer—Mrs. George men’s Institute, was heïd in the Com- lew days with her mother Mrs. Frank eral Hospital. Word has been receiv- -and Mrs. Villeneuve many more I visited Miss Lilian Andre over Barrett; District Director — Mrs, A. mun-ity Hall with the President, Mrs, VDKheuve. ed that he is progressing slowly. years 6Î -wSdCea Happiness. the Wgek eiwi. | D. MacDougall; Entertainment ■— Currie Blair, In the chair. Mr and Mrs. Malcolm, MacRae Mrs. M. G. Moore attended the Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jackson were Mrs. W. MacEwen, Mi'S. Howard! »nd daughter Kathleen of AvonmSîè Re-Union of the Nurses at the Otta Mrs Currie Blair, Mrs E Mc- wa General Hospital arCdi and also Sunday visitors with their daughter Doig, Mrs. J. W. Hail, Mrs. R. J ' PJiafl .Mrs G. McIntosh and Mbs spent Saturday with Mr' and Mrs. Mrs. Sherwood Rutiey, Mr. Rutley Hoople; RefresTlment Committee — Dohald J. MacLean. attended the Memorial Service for Melvin Begg were appointed dele- nurses who loit their lives in World and family in Finch. While there Mr Mrs. Fred MacGregor and Miss dem- Liberal Convention gates to the Convention in Avonmore Mrs. Osle Villeneuve was in Otta and Mrs. Jackson called on Rev. ima Cass; standing Committee Com-1 (Continued from wa on Sunday and attended the An- Wars, one and two. page 1) on May 27th: Father O’Brien. vc-nors. Agriculture and Canadian nual Alumnae Tea held at the Nur- Mrs W. B MacDiarmid and Wil- I A musical recital under the direc- Carmen Marshall of Winciiester Industries — Mrs. Robt. MacKay; ! would like to see every man and wo- ses’ Residence, Civic hospital. liam M’acDlarmid left on Sunday for tion of Miss Lillian Ross of Cornwall was a week end visitor,with his par- Social Welfare — Mrs Alex Mac- man of 65 drawing a pension of $45 FRL — SAT. Ottawa where they will take up re- j is being held in the Community Hail Mi^ Minnie MacDiarmid left on ents, Mr and Mrs Myron Marshall Gregor; Home Economics — Miss per month as w’ell as Increased allow- sidence The good wishes exf the on Friday evening, May 7th, a cordial MAY — 7 — 8 Tues'day fiSofnlng to spend a few days Miss Audrey MacLean of Montreal Minnie MacDiarmid; Citizenship — ances of $15 per month for every community go with them to their invitation to attend is extended to tna In Montreal spent the week end with her par- M'lS Howard Doig; Historical Re- child. A single man or woman at age new home. everyone. Mrs. John Jamieson spent he week ents Mr and Mrs. Donald J. Mac- search — Mi-s. J. N. Fitzgerald; 65 should get better pensions than It was decided to continue senidlng ens In Montreal z Mrs Margaret Davidson of Corn- Lean . Publicity — Miss Minnie MacDiai-mid ! they do at present and the blind and McLean’s magazine to the Stormo.it wall was a weak eifd visitor with Vernon Campbell of Port Hope irustee in charge of Hall — Mrs. disabled will not be forgotten,’' he ward of the St Lawrence Sanitor- her sister Mrs. Gordon Empey. visited his mother Mrs Dan Camp- George Barrett; Plan for Hospital said. iuni, for the next two years. Mrs. Charles Munroe and sons Jim bell and Mr and Mrs Leonard Hurd Care — Mrs. Charles Blaney. •Speaking in both English and Fren- On recommendation from the De- mie and Charles werg in Montreal and family over the week end. Mrs. Alex MacGregor, hostess for cli, Donald A. Macdonald, K. C , pre partment, it was agreed that our An- Spring Cleaning ! from Friday until Monday evening Miss Hughena Christie of Ottawa the Kliay then took the chair and read sident of the Eastern Ontario Liberal visiting Mrs Munroe’s mother Mrs. was the guest of her father, Hugh a poem in keeping with the motto Federation, reviewed the picture in nual Membership Fees would be Do it the Easy Way Donald Grant, Christie, and Miss IsalbeUe Cliristie which was “He's a King, upon his this Eastern end of the province and raised to 5D cents. Mrs George Norman of Gravel over the week end, throne, who has acres of his own”. declared there was a very good chance The following officers were elected Hill aiTlved Sunday and is spending for 1948 - 49; 1st Vice, Mrs E. Bru- with a Mrs F. Waterhouse of Montreal, ’Ihe roll call was answered by naming of the Liberals gaining at least two tljis week with hgr sister Mrs. Henry spent the past week with her sister a week. Two entertaining talks were adiQitlonal ridings in this area There net; 2nd Vice, Mrs. Elmer McDerraid MacEwen, Mr MacEwen and Miss Mrs. D J. MacLean. Mr MacLean then given, the first entitled “I have is an air of quiet confidence at Li- District Director, Mrs E. McPhail; PREMIER VUCUOM-CIEHNER Bertha MacEwen. and aunt Miss Bella MacRae. lived on a farm, by Mrs. J. W. Hail beral party headquarters in Toronto,, Br Dir. Mrs. C. Valley, Mrs. M. liUliimiioiiiyctm 0'«icv«e** «CUMNFK'•• MM Clair Eiuet of Napanee spent the Miss Hughena MacMillan of Otta- and the other “I am living on a farm he declared. Begg, Mrs. G. McIntosh, JOHNHUSION-HINRlBlANIlf week end in Maxville. wa visited Mr, and Mrs Myles Mac- by Mrs Kenneth Jack. Mr. Macdonald pointed out that in Convenors of Standing Committees Miss Yvonne Duperron of Monreal Millan over the week eind. Mrs. Hall recounted many humor- 1945 many Liberals had elected tot Social Welfare, Mrs. W. Montcalm; Added Attraction— There is a reason for the was a week end guest of her sister, Gordon Winter of Ormstown spent QUS and interesting incidents of her support the Drew candidates in order Home Economics, Mi'S. E. L. Blair; Canadian Paramount News Miss Bertha Duperron. the week end with his parents Mr life, while on the farm and Mrs. Jacb^ to ensure defeat of C.C.F. candidates, Citizenship, Mrs, H, Blair; Histor- popularity of Premier and Mrs Stanley Winter. Wilfred Rolland of Cornwall spent told of her many problems and the. Now the C C F. are definitely on the , ical Research, Mrs, Stanley Fraser MON., TUES., Try one and see for yourself. the week end with Mrs Rollanfl' and Mrs Walter Smillie was in Mont- joys of farm life at the present decline and there will not be that Agric and Can. Ind Mrs. Wm. Luev. real on Wednesday and Thursday of time. consideration in the June 7 election j Merriman; Publicity, Mrs. Currie MAY — 10—11 Mrs John MacLean and Mrs. Wil- last week Every Liberal vote will be for Far- 'Blair. Demonstrations iladly given Roderick. MacRae of Stewartsville quhar Oliver and the picture on June I Elections for President, Secretary liam MacMillan spent- Friday and Sat DÜNVEGAN J «CE B. SKIRBAll ai>f BRUCE MA*SIX6 urclay In Ottawa. w-as a week end guest of his father 8th may not be so pleasant for George Treas , anld: Auditors were left open Malcolm MacRae. Diew. until next meeting. Howard O’Hara of Cornwall was The members of the Girl’s Club C W.L Executive met at Cornwall Ontario will be a LJheral province SECRETARY’S REPORT The guestHÏ Ms mother Mrs R. T. met at the home of Miss Allie Camp- Ginger Mi Macinim’ Elettrical Sales O’Hara over the'week end. again if we Liberals conduct our cam The report of the Secretary, Mrs. D REV. AND MRS. HOWARD ^^OIG Eeli on Saturday with a good attend-j A. MacGregor, covering the work of Miss, Aida Winter is spending a ance. ENTERTAINED CHOIR | _ ! CharfrafTd Drew administration the year ending April 30, is as fol- few days m Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grant, Grant| ROGERS NIVEH and Service Week end gugsts of Mr. and Mrs. On Wednesday evening Rev. and ^yia^Kenzie, Misses Katie MacDonald! can boast of large surpluses, he said, lows;— Phone 22 Maxville Arthur Charlton and Cameron were Mrs. Howard A Doig entertained the and Annie MacRae of Ottawa, spent! but only because of high taxes and We held 11 regular and 1 special the fact they haVe not instituted any Contract Wiring at reasonable rates Major and Mrs Cameron Cluff and £t Andrew’s Presbyterian choir at ^j.j0 weekend at their homes here meeting, with an aggregate atten- the Manse. The early part of the Mts j wilUams and son Stanley I social legislation. dance of 220, giving an average at- evening was spent in choir practice .mâ brother Donald Cameron. Mont- Mr. Bertrand reviewed events in tendance of 18.3. We have 41 mem- and the singing of the favorite hymns j gal, spent the week end with their the OttawST field touching on income bers on our roll, and although not all chosen by the members of the choir. | paj.ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Camer- tax, the oleomargarine question, rail- found it possible to attend regularly, Miss N^tta MacHwen, organist and - Mrs. Williams remained to spend way freight Increases and other cur- they have rendered splendid service rent questions. He touched on the choir director of St. Andrew’s, was some days here. in oirr many activities. Hynfd' cHahge-over and declared East Clcaa-Up Week at the piano. I Mr. and Mrs. John D. MacLeod I Seven papers were given and our The remainder of the evening was Toronto, and their family and ef-, ein Ontario must not he called on to Society was pleased to welcome Mrs, greatly enjoyed in a social time with’ arrived here .on Thursday and ; foot part of the bill for Toronto and D Dewar, of Dunvegan, who gave a Village OÎ Maxville humorous contgsts; with Mrs James 'r^^ve taken up residence on their I ether Westëni Ontario municipalities splendid talk on Hand Weaving and The Municipal Council of the Village of Max- Gumming, Mrs Dan Ferguson and farm home. — Seated on th'e'platform in addition exhibited many samples of her art ■ville have designated the week of W. Stirling MacLean winning the Mr and Mrs, Fred Metchette and to the sp'eakers were the Vice-Presi- Hospitalization has been carried Added Attractions— highest points, | son Russell, Montreal, spent the dents of the Association and two on and a -number of new members Delicious refreshments were served week end at their .summer cottage ! veteran Liberal stalwarts, James ’Tay- added Moonlight Melodies MAY 10th to 15tti, 1948 | lor of Vankleek Hill, and T. J. Gorm by Mrs Doig assisted by Mrs. W. S.‘ Mr. and Mrs. John Chalmers and DefflcatlSn'df the footlights on the Juvenile Jury. as Clean-Up Week MacLgan. | uttie son and biçther Murdle Mac- ley of Alexandria. stage of the (Community HaU was Henry Wilkes thanked Rev. and Dcnald, Montreal spent Sunday with held in November with a number of All citizens are asked to clean up their sur- Mrs. Doig on behalf of the choir for their father, Mr. Kenneth MacDonald the schools participating in the Pro- roundings and remove all trash and accumulated the enjoyable evening. j and sister. Miss Jessie. gramme . WED., THURS. rubbish before the grass starts to grow. I Mrs. H. J. Morrow, Maxville, spent Txo concerts and a new year Dance MAY — 12 — 13 ANNUAL MEETING 'WOMEN’S Sunday with her mother Mrs. D. K A.H.S. were held during the year and a ban- D. J. MacLEAN, Clerk - INSTITUTE I MacLeod an(d Miss Irene, quet provided for members of the The annual meeting of the Max-1 Mr. and Mrs Clifford Austin and Board of Trade. ville Women’s Institute was held on children Alexandria, visited their par- Glee Club Concert Collections Tor the Salvation Army Pi-iday afternoon in the Institute Hall entai home on Sunday aKioimted to $111 65, and $42 33 col- Mrs S- Kippen presided- for the' o You arc cordially invited lected for the Children’s Aid Society business part of the meeting. After to attend the We also gave ,$5 00 to the Ontario the usual opening exercises the cor- MOOSE CREEK BriWstl Flood Relief Campaign, and respondence was deaith with anW bills Annual Concert a donation of $5 00 givéH in Aid of Remember Mem on May 9th oraered paid. An acknowledgment of DISTRICT COUPLE CELEBRATE of the the Blind Institute. A year’s sub- the food parcel sent to England was 25th ANNI'VERSARY scription to McLean’s magazine was On Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. ^ » RORY («LH0UN -LOIS MAXWELL ' lead and an interesting letter also High School’s Glee Clob sent to the Stormont Ward of the St — KwwtowAROS-MAwrrt>»vwo8T-ii-«*PrrwGoofRr$- There is nothing too good for her, so drop in was received telling about the family AIBaft VilleneWe observed their Sn- Lawrence Sanatorium. ’’Get well” SSNM Htr tr Ow>« Heftaw*• fi«i * NtMLhr (Ab We hope you will find it IMiebT ri*M to our store and see what a wonderful selection to whom we send \hls parcel .jponthly ver wedding aïmlvesary. Owing to a cards were sent to a number of our and describing conditions in the En- recent Heath in th family only the entertaining and profitable to we have for-this great day. members who were ill. Added Attractions — glish home Sincere gratltulde was | Immediate family was present to ^I Shareshare an evening: of music The visit from the District Presi- HERE YOU WILL FIND; also expressed in the letter. Mrs. A ’ convey good wishes and congratula-! with US dent, Mrs Feador, was enjoyed, as Majch of Time, Mixmasters, Hot Plates, Pyrex Gift Sets, H. Robertson Mrs. Hoople and Mrs tlons. ! p.„ was her address. Sub: Public Relations Ev s Winter, were named In charge .This wedding took place on April! * * UllStS H PubllC Speaking Kitchenware, Toasters, Coffee Makers, Presto The Grandmothers of our Com- or the ncîît'Iît'X atffl ' fhè members ‘ 16th, 1823 at Oiur Lady of the Angels! will be heard munity were entertained during tire Cookers, Every Cooking utensil she’ll ehEiish in wCTe asked to centribute to same. It, Church where Rev. Father Charles (QQJ-^QQ Fleming Ida Morris month of August meeting keeping a healthy family happy. rwas.me announced that frhethe 'nietri/.+.District Ari-A-,-' McRae,A now A.of .-IIAV.Glen T3AKAA.PAA,Robertson, A._of- _ . tSX ^ DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME 3.HQ 13câtriCC IVlâCu.OIlâ.lQ will Prizes amoLlfting to $25 00 were , Washers, Irons- Kitchen Stools, Step nual would bé, held in BainsvUle on ficiated. offered for W I displays of faïicy be our guest artists. fables, "VâcuUBa^^Oleaners. i , May 26th. Mrs. R. MacKay, Miss Mrs Villeneuve is the former work at our local Fair and we were Minnie MacDiarmid, Mrs. C. B. Mac' zidonia Gibeault, daughter of the late BE WITH US ON pleased to offer our sincere congratu- surprise her 'with one of these attrac- Dermid, Mrs S. Kippen and Mrs | Mr and Mrs. Mederic Gibeault. Mr tive gifts Every mother appreciates gifts o£ A - D - MacDougall were appointed as vmeneuve is a son of the late Mr. Friday, May 7th ^ality, and you are sure of this when you buy at delegates The co-operative program Mrs Joseph Villeneuve of Dyer, our store. for 1948-49 was fully explained by bride of twenty-five years ago AT M;ss Minnie MacDiarmild and Max- i was gowned in a black crepe dinner ALEXANDER HALL I ville Institute decided to ask for dress and wore a corsage of pink roses at 8-30 p.m. IMPORTANT Household Accounting as first choise and fern Mr. Villeneuve wore a and Officer’s Rally as second choice white carnation. Admission—Adults 50c. MacGregor'S Hardware aad Electrical Gupplles in the District Program. ’The coimse CLARENCE L MacGBEGOR, Proprietor. ’The guests were wlcomed by their in modem Dressmaking for our local daughter Hollande and Simone Villo- Farmers’ Meeting Phone 10 - Maxville. Institute was annoimced for May 10th neuve who had each one register in to 14th All ladies in the community a beautiful guest book, a gift rcelved are invited to attend this class. -nr— by the jubilarians At 6 30 pm, the This being the annual meeting, the happy couple Were seated at a de- secretary in her report gave a resume corated table on which a three of he work of the year covering a High School Annex wide range of activities. tiered wedding cake occupied a pro- minent place.along- with candles and 7 The reports of the Standing Com- Alexandria 25 American Beauty roses. Rev. Movies Father Danis P P. of Moose Creek proposed a toast to the bride and WATCH THIS SPACE Thursday Evening groom, with all good wishes and bless Special_Notice mgs bestowed on them after which ‘Madonna’s Secret’ Mr. Villeneuve in a few well chosen words replied. Several other guests May 13, 1948 To tbe People of Maxville and were called on to deliver impromptu AT 8.S0 P.M. D.S.T. and “Swing Your Partner” Double (Bill) Surrounding Conmiunity sireeches. Don’t Forget Our store ■will be open on Mr and Mrs, Villeneuve have five To Discuss Farmers’ Income Tax Problems DNÆgLX-ville, Out. Thursday nights as well as Sat- daughters, namely, Rollande, Simone To Renew Your Institute Hall urday nights, starting May 6. Germaine, Lorraine, Muriel and one Guest Speaker son Leo. A tele^am, was received Subscription to Saturday, May 8th, 1948 We are anxious to give you duflHg thS 'day from Rev. Father H D, GROGAN, of the Dept, of National service, a,ud solicit y*our busi Gibeault of LoweU, Mass , a brother Revenue TWO COMPLETE SHOWS 6.30 p.m. — 9 p.m. ness- of Mrs Villeneuve, , regretting he was unable to attend but sending all Everybody Welcome, Bring Yonr Problems and Questions Coming Saturday, May 15th good wishes for many years of wed- SPONSORED BT Tbé Corpse Came C.O.D,” with George Brent MacGregor’s Hardware and ded life. i Rev. E B. Lafontaine of Chatham Glengarry Federation of Agriculture L. MacRAE, President K C. KENNEDY, Seo’y-Trea». Electrical Supplies N .B , who was to town during the Th» 01«ngarry New», Atax»adri», Ont, Friday, May 7, 1848 Authorized M Second Chu» Matter; Post Office l>»pt.; Ottawa. Pas* I

Mrs. Weston, of Montreal was a BORN the new Show Rocmi of McDermld terprise*' for 1st choice and "Fou and At St. Jerome, Que , on Thursday, your citizenship” as 2nd choice. Sunday visitor at the home of Mr. Science Discevers New f COÜNTY NEWS and Barton. Dan R. Macdonald. May 6th, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray It was alstf decided that we under- Fungus Family in Fields mond Cassette , (nee Georgette Ra Turn to Page The ollicers for 1948 are as follows. 1 take the flower bed by the Bridge Mrs. Gordon McKinnon and little Out of the teeming mold of woods, President — Mrs. Wilbur McAr- vaiy), a son. MABTINTOWH again. Mrs. H. D. McDermld, Mrs. son Doimie are spending this week marges and cultivated fields, or- thur, Vice President — Mrs. Clinton NeU McMartin and Mrs. J. P. Gra- with relatives in Montreal, ganisms not kno-wn before frequently DIED Classlfieil Ad Columiis Murray, Secretary - treasurer — Mrs. W. I. ANNUAL ham were appointed to attend to i Messrs. Jimmy and Bobby McMil- are brought to the eye of the micro- MCDONALD — At his home, 8th The annual meeting of the Martin-j ^ Clark, District director — Mrs scope, and every now and then a this and the Roll Call for May wUi lan of Smith Falls, week ended at con. Caledonia, McCJrimmon, on town W. I. was held Thursday at- Garvey McMillan, Directors — Mrs their home here. new family comes to light and new Copy for all ads must be plants for this purpose. It was al- knowledge is built up through per- Monday, May 3, 1948, Mr. Angus temoon at the home of Miss Clara'West, Mrs. Chas. McDermid 0 so suggested) that the W.I. inaugur- sistent search. The family of fungi Ranald McDonald, aged 97. The be in this office by Murray with the President Mrs Har! anu Mrs Klrker, Auditors — Mrs. J. ate a “Clean Up” Day in the village MAPLE AVENUE called zoopagaceae is »uch an ex- funeral will be held 'this (Friday) Tuesday Night to ap- vey McMUlan in the chair. Twenty-1 Graham and; Mrs. H D. McDermld Miss Murray and Mrs. E. Murray ample, containing now about 60 morning to St. Alexander’s Church two members responded to the Roll Convenors of Standing Coimnlttees •served a delicious lunch and the so- After spending the winter months members, all described by Dr. rnd cemetery, Lochiel. pear in current week’s Charles Drechsler of the U. S. de- Call. Citizenship — Mrs. J. P. McMartin cial hour wa^ much enjoyed. with their daugher and son-in-law column. Mr. and Mrs. George Colbourn Apple partment of agriculture, who set The reports of the secretary and Uncial Welfare — MTs M. D, MC' ■ The hostesses for the May meeting MCDONALD—In h*cspitaH at Corn Hill, M'r. and Mrs. W. E. Mac- forth the first ones in 1935. He makes Convenors of, Standing Committees ' Martin, Historical Research — Mrs are Mrs. Kirker, Mrs Clinton Mur- the guess that ultimately mycolo- wall, Sunday, May 2nd, 1948, Mr. FOUND Narmara returned to their ovjn resl- were given and all were most interest Mia Robertson, Home Economics ^ ray and Mrs Graham, and the di- gists may find and describe as many John Alex Peter McDonald, formerly Car Marker No. 937 Y 2 found on ■ resldence in this district. ing and showed considerable in-^ Mrs Salem Thomson, Agriculture rector will be Mrs. Chas McDermld. as 400 or 500 members of this 01 Bridge End, aged 73 years. The street, Thursday. Loser may have crease in Interest taken. j and Can. Industries Mrs J. F POT LUCK DINNER The once comfortable residence of family. • « funeral was held from the Marcoux same by paying for this ad. Mr. and Mrs Hugh A. Munro (now Members of this family are either Eleven meetings were held during Graham, Publicity — Mrs L. R The annual spring Pot Luck dinner & MoiTis Funeral Home Tuesday Clark. of Apple Hill) where Mrs Munro predators' or parasites on animal morning. May 4th to St. Margaret’s the year. Some of the special items held in St. Andrew’s United Church life. Predators among these fungi FOR SALE ’ Hall Friday evening was a decided went as a bride fifty-two years ago, is Church and cemetery, Glen Nevis 1944 M. H. 13 drill seeder, for Included a most interesting account j Mrs. H. McMillan thanked, all for now demolished, a victim of the re-, capture their small victims—mo.'jjly of the 50th anniversary of the W.I. | their splendid co-operation at all success. amoebas and nematodes — and in liorses only, complete with fertilizer cent high.gales. It was always con- MacINNES—Died at Maxville, Ont, box in good condition. Apply to at Guelph by Mrs. A, D. McDougall. times A very hearty vote of thanks The whole congregation turned out the case of captured nematodes sidered very picturesque, surrounded May 2nd, Mr. Kenneth Macinnes, in EUGENE DAOÜIST, box 48, R R.l. Maxvlile, Mrs. Gordon Bennett Alex-, to Mrs McMillan was given by Mrs to enjoy all the good things that had there is a visible indication of strug- by sturdy trees, bequtlful shrubbery gle—that is, if the field of battle is his 73rd, year. Body resting at Dalhousie Station. 19-lp andria who gave a talk on Home I»lrker who expressed the apprécia* been provided, and also to view the and flowers So, like life, the old land viewed through a microscope. The Hoople’s Funeral Parloirs. Beautification and Mi's. Scott Milley, tion of all present for the excellent lo-decorated Hall. The Hall has been parasitic ones are quiet workers, leadership she gave the society dur mark Is gone forever from our view. FOB SALE Apple HUJ who spoke on Newfound-[ repainted aSd certainly pays for all puncturing and slowly draining the NOTICE land. Quite a number of members, ing her three years in office, the expëîisb aiiü work done on it substance of victims that seem to Sealed Tenders will be received by Young pigs, 30 four weeks old, 10 attended/ the district conference on' Mrs. Findlay McIntosh then out- The “Pot Luck” programme was Many Farm Homes Lack offer no resistance to their own de- the Undersigned up to 8 p m. on May few days old. .Apply to OSIB ST. Personallty and Dress.' | lined the Co-operation program. It also much enjoyed. Mrs Ewan Chris Adequate Water System struction. 15th 1948 Tor the rebuikilng of ap- DENIS, Dornie. Phone Alexandria Pan cakes were made and served^ was decided then that first choice tie sang two solos. Mrs Stewart Me Of the. 60 members of this preying, proximate^ 1800 running feet ol Gi32. 19-lp Running water is perhaps the parasitizing fungus family all ex- by the members at the opening of v/ouldi be “Developing Community En* Intosh and Mrs. Graham readings, a greatest single convenience which cept five live on amoebas or the SIBewalks in the Village of Maxville. skit by Mrs Dona.id Ross, Donna electrification offers to farm fami- closely related shelled rhlzopods. Specifications may be seen at , the FOB SALE Ross and Mr. K. Barton was also lies, In the opinion of power-use ex- The five exceptions live on nema- office of C. L. MacGregor, MaxvlSe, Six-room House at Green Volley enjoyed The C. G. I. T. girls sang perts of Rural Electrification ad- todes — four of them being preda- cm. •' 200 ft. from C P.R. station, hquse In several songs with Mrs. C. R. Mc- ministration. They estimate that a cious and one of them parasitic. The lowest or any tender not ne- good condition, finished) with Brio Intyre as leader and accompanist. farm family of five with a fair Dr. Drechsler says these fungi, cessarily accepted. Siding, garage for one car and wood- amount of livestock would use about the zoopagaceae, may be impor- D. J. MacLEAN, Clerk, shed. Lot 300 X 100 ft. Apply to O. The financial results were also very 300 tons of water in a year if they tant, for example, in making com- S pecials on... encouraging to the Women’s Associa- L. Crevier, Green Valley, tel 60rl2. had to do the pumping and carrying post effective in promoting soil hy- tion. by hand. If the same family had an giene. IN MEMOBIAM 19-2p LACOMBE—In loving memory of ‘ Miss Gladys Kier, Montreal and electric pump they would—without Radio Combinations our dear mother, Mrs. CyriUe La Wesley Kier, Maxville were home over sweat and toil—use more than twice FARM FOB SALE DURING THE MONTH OF MAY the week end. as much water. This plentiful sup- Steady Increase Reported combe, who passed away. May 6th, 100 acre farm half mile east of AT Mr. and Mrs, James Graham ply of running water would, in turn, 1947. North Lancaster, 80 under cultivation, show up in pleasanter living, health- In U. S. Indian Population Today recalls sadi memories .spent Friday in Ottawa. good buildings and water supply. ier livestock and increased milk and The office of Indian affairs counts Of our dear mother gone to rest. Mrs Alta Dupuis and daughter Also 30 tons of pressed timothy and egg production. ^ as its wards about 400,000 Indians To the grave not far away. Clem ent’s Furniture and Appliance Dianne were guests of Mrs. Dupuis’ clover hay and a quantity of hay Yet despite the increasing num- | In the United States proper, plus Where we laid our loved one away, brother in Moulinette for a couple of 83,000 Indians, Eskimos and Aleuts seed. Apply to MISS E. J. KELLY, her of electric-powered water sys- Just one year ago today. | weeks. tems installed daring recent years, ] In Alaska. The reservations and North Lancaster.. 19 2p STORE 75 per cent.of the farm homes of the | tribal land areas which the office Always remembered by her daughj Miss Cresswell has returned from ter Mrs. Leon Trottier and Mr. Main Street South, Alexandria a holiday in Ottawa. country are still without running i manages would cover two Pennsyl- - CABS FOB SALE water. Only 5 per cent of urban vahlas. Trottier. Mr. Malcolm McMartin is spending |9daj_ pto j Besides the Indians on reserva- Cornwall, Ont. — 1947 Ford 1-2 Ton Pick-Up, 194* Norge and General Electric 7-6' or 5-tubc Radio a short hoildiay with his mother Mrs, To help put farm homes on a par tions, tbçrs are man^^ jyho^ lâ- Dodge Sedan, 1941 Dodge Sedan 1941 Combinations, at close to cost'price. M. D. McMartin. with city dwellings, REA is encour- justed to the white man s manner Plymouth Sedan, 1941 Plymontb Mrs H. McMillan and Mrs C. R. aging REA-financed electric sys- of living, have stepped off the reser- Coach. McIntyre sponsored a “Euchre and tems to assist their rural consumers vations to lead their own lives. Scat- Driver Charged Farm Wagons on first Une m> Frigidaires, Rangettes, L’islet Stoves, all sizes, Bridge party in aid of the Library in planning adequate water sys- tered groups like the Pbwhatans al- ber tires, at $195, complete. ways have lived independently of A FULL LINE OF FURNITURE. Tiiursday night There was a good tems. The REA co-ops do not make Theresa McAleer, seven year old SHEPHERD BROS. Phone Tl, Aleax installations or, generally speaking, federal land stewardship. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard turnout. andria. i sell equipment. "They help by giving The Indian population is scarcely McAleer, R R. No 1, BalnsvUle, re- Mr. Frances Graham and Mr technical advice and pointing out less than half the number that Large quantity oî Brick Siding, Asphalt Shingles, Adrian Doucette Maxville spent the roamed the region in Columbus’ ceived lacerations to her foreheaid the various factors which should be and multiple injuries to her legs when Roll Brick Siding now on hand. week end with Mr. and Mi's. Graham taken into account in buying a pump day. In 1492 there were about 846,000 and planning a water system to Indians in the area of the present 48 struck by a car on Highway No. 2 states, ethnologists say. j aabout five miles east of Lancaster GLEN EOY meet the needs of a particular home Quick, Efficient IIBIRAL TERMS; One lllirii cash, balance in and farm. They also underline the Through most of the present cen- Friday evening. importance of getting a competent tury there has been a steady in- Accompanied by her 13-year-old' Mr. Angus A. McDonald and son contractor to install the watering crease in Indian population on reser- brother Michael, the child had step- WELDING payments, 6 to 12 months. Josie were in Montreal on Saturday. system. vations, well distributed among the ; ped out of a oar driven by A. E. Smi- Mr. Bernard McDonald, Detroit, is 150 or more tribes. Measures of i ley, of Lancaster, and was crossing —AT— holidaying with his mother, Mrs. D. health education and medical care SERVICE the road when the accident oo- A. McDonald and family. have brought Indian birth and death You^ll save time, work and maaey Summary of Expenses curradi. Driver of the car was Don- Mr, and Mrs. E. Calhan, Montreal rates in recent years ever closer to ald McLean, of Montreal, police said. if you let us handle your more com- CLEMENTES spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Shows How People Live those for the nation as a whole. The child was hurled into the ditch plicated machinery repairs. Angus A McDonald. They were ac- A picture of how America lives by the force of the Impact. Her fore- WHEN YOU HAVE A BREAK 1! companied by Mrs. Gregg and Merle and what people as a whole spend their money on is presented by the Playground of Kashmir head was cut, left leg and right foot PHONE 228W ALEXANDRIA Gregg who spent the day with Mr. JJ, S* department of commerce in The clashes between Moslem and badly bruised alnd she suffered se- and we wUl be ready to give you Im- and Mrs. Sandy N. McDonald, Hindu forces in the prince-ruled the following figures for last year. vere shock. Dr. D. J. Dolan, of Alex- niedate attention. Mr Alex McCulloch, Montreal, was state of Kashmir have a wild Hima- Around 400 million dollars on res- andria, attended the Injured young- at his home here for the week end. taurant tips. layan background, where glacier- ster and removed her to her home Lumber for Â1I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Girard spent More than 214 billion dollars on shrouded peaks look down on green llexanilrla Jaldln^ Shop Provtoicial Constable Bob Deegan the week end in Montreal. personal care, with more than a bil- valleys dotted with orchards and (former Graham Creamery Building on carpeted with wild flowers. Kash- of Lancaster, reported that McLean Mr. Steve Prokosh, Montreal, was lion dollars of this being spent in (Armouries Hill) beauty parlors and barber shops. mir, with its associated territories will appear in Magistrate’s Court, home for the week end. Your Home Needs Close to 400 million dollars for guarding the high passes between Cornwall, May 7 on a careless driv- statidnery and writing supplies. India and Central Asia, was called ing charge. Ball has been set at $100. Wilfrid Lefebvre, Prop. More than 1.8 billion dollars for the “Shield of Empire’’ in the days Whatever your problem - remodeling or new GLEN NOKMAN maids and domestic service. of British rule, notes National Geo- construction - we have the fine quality Two and one-half billion dollars graphic society. Today, in addition Mr. and Mrs Wm. Dooley and for medical and dental care, of to the old bounâaries of Russian and Æm lumber to answer your needs. Call little daughter of Vaudreull, Que, were which more than half went to doc- Chinese Turkistan, Afghanistan and us today for advise and suggestions. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. tors and about one-quarter to den- Tibet, two new sides have been add- Dan R Macdonald. tists. ed to the shield. They are the fron- Some 850 million dollars on ex- tiers of the Dominions of Pakistan SPECIALS THIS WEEK Ml*, and Mrs Archie Sayant and and India that rim Kashmir along children Hlso Miss Dorothy McEvoy penses incident to death — funeral ALEXANDRIA SASH & DOOR services, cemeteries and tomb- the west and south. Kashmir’s Hin- —AT— of Metcalfe Ont , visited on Sunday stones. du maharaja rules four million peo- with the former’s mother, and other Close to 400 million dollars on ple who are predominantly of the Rolland Cholette, Prop. members DT the family. taxicab fares and tips. Moslem faith. Corner of Lochiel &! Bishop Sts. Phone 150J Mr. and Mrs. George Quenneville One and one-half billion dollars on ’s had as week end guests, her brother reading matter—newspapers, books, lEl Mr Albert Chenier “and Mrs. Chenier magazines. Larger School Districts FRUITS AND GROCERY who were married recently in Corn- Over a billion dollars on musical Eleven school survey committees have recommended the county as wall. They also had their son Mr. Rene instruments, led by radios. Nearly 600 million dollars on flow- the approximate size tor school ad- Phone 62 Alexandria Quenneville of Montreal. ers, seeds and potted plants. ministrative districts. University of Messrs Ranald McKinnon Jr and Nearly 40 million dollars for Illinois reports. Reasons given by Angus J. McKinnon, motored from household pets and veterinary serv- most of the committees for adopting Montreal on Monday for the-funeral ice. the county type unit are: It equal- of their cousin, the late Mr. J. A P. More than 40 million dollars on izes the tax burden within the coun- rmsT mti Are Your Eyes college football* games, an amoimt, ty; services can be offered at less McDonell, who was buried at Glen Nevis Tuesday morning. incidentally, about double that spent per capita cost; it eliminates dupli- Pound 7lc cation of services within the county, BUTTER Mrs M Sayant and members of to attend professional baseball games. and it is more adaptable to later the family visited) with Mrs. Carrie changes. A special point frequently Troubling McDonell and Jack North Lancaster expressed in favor of the large dis- 3 Tins on Tuesday of this week. City Owned Parking Lots trict is that more efficient transpor- Misses Flora and Isabel Macdonald Very few Pennsylvania munici- tation can be provided at less per TOMATO SOOP for capita cost. Careful planning of at- 20c motored to Cornwall 'with their palities own or operate off-street You? nephew Mr Rod McRae of Glen parking lots, a survey conducted by tendance areas and transportation Campbell’s or Heinz Nevis, spending the day there with Pennsylvania State college reveals. permits a system in which time Of 211 municipalities ranging be- ^spent on the school bus will not ex- relatives tween 5,000 and 125,000 in population ceed 30 minutes for elementary Mr. and Mrs Real Chenier and that answered a questionnaire, only pupils or 45 minutes for high school HAVE THEM EXAMINED family were surprised* at their home 22 said they provide off-street park- students. on Friday evening of last week, on ing facilities for public use. Thirty- Pork s Beans 2o''oz.‘f f«r 23c A Registered Optometrist wiii be at the eve of their departure for their seven municipalities reported that new home in the 3rd Lochiel when they are planning municipal off- Palmetto Braiding many of their neighbors and friends street lots as a part of their postwar Palmetto, palm and straw braid- from far and near, gathered to enjoy public works program. McKeesport, ing is an art as old as history, the a city with a population of 55,355, ^ill being perpetuated, as is most Pommier & Co. a nights lun An address was read operates the largest single munici- frequently the rtise in native crafts, and they were the recipients of a by home or word-of-mouth teaching PLOM JAM 2 lb. tin 23c pal parking lot of those places re- purse 6h behalfo of their friends. Dan plying to the inquiry. There are from mother to daughter. The braid- Main Street Alexandria clng and singing were enjoyed and spaces for 550 automobiles. Waynes- ing art at one time was practiced The 1st and 3rd Wednesday of every lunch was served by visiting ladies. boro, a borough with 10,231 popula- throughout the country, the mate- Ail their friends join in wishing them tion, operates two lots with a total rial employed being that near at month, in the afternoon. good luck in their new home. capacity of 650 vehicles. The bor- hand. In the grain-growing sections, ough reports no need for additional grain straws were used; in other COFFEE 47c Under the supervision of O. Barbeau , (Intended for last issue) parking facilities. sections, grasses, rushes and sedges. In the coastal plains and west coast Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. area, where palms an jf. palmettos Make Your Appointment Ahead Of Time. Laurent Emond, nee Georgette Oui- grow, the fronds of these were used. met, ■who were married in Glen Ne- ▲LBEST rAUBKBT Lfamieed AneHiai» (Hie palmetto craft was a flourishing vis an Saurday April 24th 1948. Industry in the early seventies and for County of OkaigaiTy GRAPEFROIT 25c Clip This Id fnr Reference as to dates. Mr. Angus J. McKinnon is spend- sustained many a “cracker” family, ing some days in Montreal. Contact DAVB LAJLONDX, Ateandrtt according to “Palmetto Braiding 1 BPBBOOOOOaemPtaDOBOOOOCOOMOOOOOPM» or MB rAUBBBT, and Weaving” by Viv* Cooke and Julia Sampley Page 6 Tie Glengaxry News, AJezandm, Ont., Friday, May 7, 1948

Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Dewar and Forest Management Aids COUNH NEWS family were business visitors to Alex- Output of Quality Honey andria on Saturday. items ot Aifid Lang Syne Production of more fine honey will aUEN BOBSKTSON be one of the many added benefits Gleaned From The Fyles oi The Glengarry Mews from fire prevention in southern (Intended for last Issue) APPLE HILL woodlands, particularly in the Mrs. Kate McCormick and Miss mountain arid hills section, accord- ing to W. L. Shaddtx of the southern Mary McCormick of Montreal spent Mrs. Donald Dewar and son Mal- ONTARIO Glengarry’s first big Music Festival held the boards at states forest fire commission, who the latter part of last week at the colm of Dunvegan, spent Sunday last .Wexander Hall, Thursday and Friday o£ last week, and it recently made a fact finding survey Macdonell home at the home of her parents, Mr of the South. Mr. and Mrs Ashley Robinson had was a great success, A weal- and Mrs. H A Munro. Apiarists are aware that bees that as "VeSS: gim guests from Monrteal TEN YEARS AGO th o£ musical talent was Mrs. Douglas McDonald, Ottawa, ONTARIO HORSING PLAN are able to find sourwood blossoms i'atsy and Grace, Hodger and Bill Pridiay May 6 1938 shown by some 850 yomigsters will bring in a finer honey with more spent the week end with Mr. and Mr. Donald Spense returned to Ot- FIFTY PER CENT REDUCTION OF DOWN PAYMENTS from all sections of the vitamins, a clearer, cleaner honey Mrs. D. A. McDonald. than from any other source of tawa Monday alter spending a few ON NEWLY CONSTRUCTED LOWER COST HOUSES county. Alexandria’s rehef bill for 1938 must not ex- Mr. and Mrs Ralph Breyer and sweetness, Shaddix pointed out. days In the Glen. UNDER THE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ACT (OI4TARIO) ceed $38,000, town officials were told by Government ad- Some hive keepers of the Alle- Mr. and Mrs Ralph Martin of daughter Brenda ot Martintown, visers at a conference here.——Lawrence J. McLaurin of gheny mountains have been chang- Montreal pMd the Glen a visit Mon- spent Sundiay at the home ot her ing locale for their hives through- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Neville The Province of Ontario will arrange for Dalkeith, won a $5o scholarship at Kemptville Agricul- I day. the loan of fifty per cent of the difference out the spring season to give their Mrs. R A McNeil entrained to and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMillan tural School. Successful students included: seniors — L. bees maximum access to sourwood, between the amount of the first mortgage MacRae, Bainsvllle; F. Cains, Dalkeith; juniors—L. J. Ottawa Tuesday. Friends of liltle Kenneth Ferguson, and this sugar-bearing tree bloom is and the sale price of a newly constructed McLaurin, Dalkeith ^Rev.- D. A. Campbell of St Ra- more in abundance in the mountains Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Patenaude son of Mr and Mrs. Dannie Ferguson phaels, sailed on Saturday from New York on a visit to than in gulf coast area. Its maxi- spent a portion of this week at St are sorry to hear he had the mis- house, the Provincial advances not to ex- mum production of sugar in the Emile. fortune of fracturing his leg . Rome, the Holy Land, and the Eucharistic Congress at ceed $1,250.00 on any one house. The blooms is in government forests and Daylight Saving Time came into Budapest, ^Mlss Rita McDonald, who spent several Mrs. Alcide Berry, Montreal, spent loan will be repayable on a twenty year other woodlands far back where effect here last Sunday. Many are months with relatives in Winnipeg and other cities in the fire has been kept out for a long the week end with her mother, Mrs. amortization plan with interest at 3}/^ per time. against it but as the majority of Gaston. West, resumed her duties on the Royal Bank staff on Mon- places have adopted the new time Its cent per annum. Satisfactory evidence will The commission is pointing out to Misses iSimone Marlow and Mur- day. rural school teen-age boys the added about the only sane thing to do. be required that the amount of the first dena Munro spent the week end with pay-off to them for volunteering It seems but a short time since we mortgage advance is a reasonable propor- friends in Montreal. The graduating classes in arts and science at Queen’s their help with a brush or pine top congratulated Mr. D. T. Robinson tion of the value. University this spring include many Glengarrians, among to whip down a fire in any wood- on his 88th birthday. Once again it Is Mr. Payne of Montreal, spent Sun- lands anywhere as a citizenship day at his home here. Application formt and all necessary information may be obtained from: them; B. A , with honors,' good daily turn. our pleasure to congratulate him TWENTY YEARS AGO Annie Catherine Hender- this time his 89th which he will cele- Miss Marlon Stlrimg of Cornwall, fHE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING and DEVELOPMENT spent the week end at her home! Friday May 4 1928 son, Wllliamstown; Melena brate next Tuesday, 4th May. Room 4602, East Block, Queens Pork, Toronto Ontario here. | Marion McGillivray, Alex- States Now Providing This Saturday, the first of May, has been proclaimed a day of prayer Miss Edna Berry spent the week I andria B. A. Pass, William Campbell Arkinstall, Dun- Bonuses for Veterans end In Montreal. I The Honourable Dona Porter, K.C. vegan; Ruby Mildred Crewson, Alexandria; Grace Kather- throughout the diocese for Peace and W/nfsfer States have authorized bonuses for for the conversion of Russia A pro- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Munro I ine MacLeod, Dalkeith; Ina Ruth St John, Lancaster. World War II veterans totalling cession has been organized, to leave .spent Monday at Dunvegan. Miss Henderson also won a Classics scholarship value more than 1.5 billion dollars, the Federation of Ta_x Administrators ! the church here at 7 30 p m. and $250 A coroner’s jury investigating the death of Frank reports. I proceed; to the school where a few Hanna, Lochiel township, whose lifeless body was found Recent approval of bonus bond is- i hymns wil Ibe rendered and then re- lying in a ditch east of here on Friday, April 20th, return- sues in New York and Ohio boosts ! fill 11 to the chutai where special ed a verdict of death by suffocation The old cheese to nine the number of states now ! prayers will be offered. exporting firm of Lovell & Christmas (Canada' Limited, giving cash grants to veterans. New York’s bonus bond issue will be for I By this time farmers should have which for many years was represented by the late J. F. 400 million dollars and Ohio’s for ' lost that look of anxiety as the ma- McGregor has again decided to open a branch in Alexr 300 million dollars. jority must have their Income Tax andria, Mr E. J. Dever, merchant, will manage the Six other states, meanwhile, have I forms filled out About the only same Mr. and Mrs. J. A C Huot announce the en- taken initial legislative action nec- thing they falle(di to ask was how many HEAR essary for granting bonuses. In all ' kernels of grain farmers had. gagement of their daught^, Olive, to Mr. Francis P. six, next phase of action will be Grimes, a son of Mr. and Mrs John Grimes of Ottawa approval or rejection by voters of Mr. Herb O’Reilly, Montreal, visited his father during the week end. The marriage to take place on Monday, May 14th at the bonus referenda next year. If all six of these states finally Mr. Henry McDonald was yp from PREMIER Church ot the Sacred Heart, Alexandria — approve present plans, ex - G.I.s Montreal Sunday visiting his aunt, by 1950 will have received at least ' Miss Sara Wylie, who we regret by Twenty-four freight cars were wrecked when a broken two billion dqllars in cash from some ^ last reports is very ill. 15 states. Maine is the only state GEORGE DREW aide on one of the two engines hauling a heavy eastbound I Mrs J. D. McDonald local cxial freight caused a tie - up on so far in which voters have reject- ed a World War II bonus plan that ^ dealer, distributed a car of coal here DISCUSS . . . THIRTY YEARS AGO the G. T R. about two had been approved by the legisla- ! the first of the week. It was frigid Friday May 10 1918 miles west of Alexandria, ear- ture. I enough this week to induce anyone ly Sunday morning No one States where bonuses are now in to try out the new coal. was injured. The accident occurred just as the train was effect are Connecticut, Illinois, Mas- THE PROVINCIAL ELECTION JUNE 7” sachusetts, Michigan, New Hamp- entering the “âiffalo Cut” and hundreds visited the wreck shire, New York, Ohio, Rhode Is- UcGBIMMOM on Sunday. Casualty lists published this week contain- land and Vermont, Bonus referenda SATURDAY . MAY 8th • 10;00 to 10.30 p.m. ed the names of the following Glengarrians; Died of will be voted on next year in Indi- MONDAY • MAY 10th • 8.00 to 8.30 p.m. wounds, Pte. Allan McLeUan, Apple Hill; killed, W. J. ana, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dako- j We welcome Mr. and Mrs. John ta, South Dakota and Wisconsin. Cattanach, Willlamstown; wounded, John McCormick, I N. Campbell back to our midst again WEDNESDAY . MAY 12th . 1.15 to 1.45 p.m. station, Alexandria; J. D. McNaughton, Wllliamstown; Miss Norah MaeSweyn of Montreal was the guest of her brother, Mr. J. CKSF CORNWALL, 1230—Time 9:30 — 1000 p.m. J. Brown, Lancaster; F. Ouelette, Moose Creek; J. F. Mc- Ancient Indonesia Power j K, MaeSweyn, Friday and Saturday Kinnon, Dalkeith, and S MacDonald, Glen Robertson — The history of Indonesia dates back to the arrival in the archipel- ' of last w’eek. —Relatives and friends of the Sisters and members of ago of the Hindus, at about the be- I Mr. and Mrs. D. N. MacLeod visit Vote PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE JUNE 7 the clergy were present In the chapel of St. Joseph’s ginning of the Christian era; the na- I ed Mr. M. W. Stewart and Mr. and Published by the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario Monastery, Cornwall, on April 23rd when Sister McGar- tive population which these Hindus Ml'S. AleX Sewart on Sunday after- rlty made Holy Profession and four Sisters were invested met in Java probably had reached the Island some 1,500 years earlier. ! noon at Vankleek Hill, with the Holy Habit and white veil. Among them were In the year 132 a prince with a San- I The play put on by Dunvegan Sr. St Benedict (Isabella) daughter of Mr Allan R Mc- skrit name is recorded for the first Young People, “Grandpa's Twin Sis- Donald Green Valley and Sr McDougald' (Ellen) daughter time, and in 400 there flourished in ter”, was much enjoyed by aU who of Mr and Mrs. Jno. A. McDougald 1st. Kenyon. West Java a kingdom under King I attended Purnaworman. In the seventh cen- j Mrs. Win. Delaney of Montreal Is tury Central Java became the cen- ' vi.siting at her home here. ter of Javanese culture. Records of I Mrs T, J Clark visited aat J. K. Members of the Alexandria Lacrosse Club met in 732 speak of a Central Java king- The Glengarry News llBcSweyn’s on Saturday, Dr. Hope’s office on Wednesday, and appointed Messrs. dom that was closely related to the Sumatran empire of Sriwidjaya, j Mrs Ed Barton is at present vislt- Donald McPhee and' E. B. which dominated all the seas of the I ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. FOR’TY YEARS AGO Ostrom as delegates to a Archipelago. East Java also had a Dan P. MaeSweyn, Has Contracted for an Friday May 8 1908 meeting to be held in Corn- Hindu kingdom that reached its I Mrs D D. MacLeod is spendhig wall for the purpose of greatest height in the middle of the ninth century. At the beginning of a few da5TS with her sister, Mrs. Ra- forming a Junior Lacrosse League ^Before returning to the thirteenth the Sriwidjaya empire I cnel MacLeod, this week at Kirk Toronto on Monday, Mr C Sugarman disposed of his dominated the western part of the Hill. All-Purpose Mat Service * property, corner of Main and Kenyon streets, to Mr. I. archipelago, while the Javanese Simon who has conducted a general store there for the kings ruled the eastern part. The most powerful empire in the history BONNIE HILL past eight years Mr Gus Hope, dental student, Tor- of Indonesia was that of Madjapahit, Issued Monthly by onto university has entered the office of Dr J A Gar- which was founded in 1293 and at- (Intended for last issue) land where he will be engaged during the holidays. tained its greatest height under The friends of Mrs J, Allen Mc- The following members of the 59th Regiment have success King Hayam Wurbok (1350-1389). Donald will be sorry to hear that The National Research Bureau, Inc., of Chicago fully passed their military examinations: Capt H A. she has gone back to the Hotel Dieu I Hospital in Cornwall. We all hope I Cameron, Martintown, as a field officer; Lieut. G Mc- Peed Cattle Grain I Naughton, Osnabrück, secures his captain’s certificate; Many cattlemen will disagree with to hear of her return home well Mr. W. F. G. Barton, Vankleek Hill, is now a qualified efforts to cut down on grain feeding again. I sergeant in “C” Company ^Tenders are called fc6 con- of livestock, believing that under MI. J6im Archie McDonald Is News advertisers will now have free use of present ■ prices they cannot operate erecting a shed and granary at pre- I struction of a Single Span steel bridge with concrete abut- at a profit on cattle refused grain .sent. ments and wing walls over the River Lagraisse at Dal- during growing periods. When sup- this illustration service which features con- Mr. and MVs A Sauve, our store keith Ml-. Alex Campbell Dunvegan, is leaving in plemented with grain, the grass- keeper, were in Montreal on business tlie near future to take a course at Guelph College in Com alfalfa pastures produced consider- ably more pounds of beef per acre on Wednesday last. tinuous campaigns with suggested advertis- pany with Mr W. D McKenzie —^Mr. Edward Morgan than the pure-grass species. The Messrs John A and Archie A. of Vankleek Hill, has rented Mr. James Kerr’s farm, 35- pure-grass pastures plus 221 pounds Mac*Donaia paid Vankleek Hill a ing copy, retail merchandise ads. and small 1st, Lochiel On Saturtday, Mr. A H. McCuaig of of grain produced an average of 160 businSss can on Monday last. Peverll came to Alexandria, spending the day In town pounds of beet per acre, whereas the grass-alfalfa pastures plus 611 Miss Dorothy Hay spent the week ads. suggestions. but not returning home that evening Since then he has pounds of grain produced an aver- end at her parental home, here. been missing although systematic searches have been age of 331 pounds of beef per acre, Mrs Donald A. Hay and Mrs made. according to Washington State col- John A MacDonald visited Mr. and If you are now an advertiser-or if there is lege experiments. The additional 390 Mrs. James Hay Monday evening. pounds of grain, together with the During the past week D j McDonell, commissioner, pasture forage, produced an addi- room for improvement in your business--we tional 171 pounds of beef on the COTE ST. OEOBOB has had men engaged at repairing the sidewalks on Main grass-alfalfa pastures. street. The new plank being Mr. William Dewar has returned invite you to call in and study these adver- FIFTY YEARS AGO used is pine of the finest to his home after spendiing the 'win- ) Friday May 6 1898 quality. Some of the, old plank Mules in Luxury Class ter months with ris niece, Mrs. H tising suggestions. Phone No. 9 and we will If a farmer does not look sharp, Ing will be used to finish a McLeod, Lancaster. his mule power may get into the lux- The meeting of the Bible Society two-plank sidewalk on the south side of Catherine street ury class in the period when he is bring them to you. from Main to Bishop ^The Thornhill Farm waggon, of changing from all-mule to all-trac- ■spill be held at Mr. John F. McKay’s home on Thursday, April 29th Lancaster, arrived in town for the first time this season tor power. In a study of tractor- equipped farmers, the U. S. depart- Slides will be shown by Mr. Rayner on Wednesday, with garden vegetables, fruits, etc , grown ment of agriculture found that on de Courcy of Montreal on the farm of A Stewart McBain On Sunday morn- some farms mules were allowed to Mrs J. H De-war and Cassie De- ing Commodore Geo. Dewey of the United States Pacific stay on after the tractor arrived and w.ar attended the funeral ot the Squadron, entered Manilla harbor and utterly annihilated had an easy time. They worked, on It Pays to Advertise in the average, only 36 days a year, late Miss Maggie McArthur, North the Spanish fleet under Admiral Montejo Croil & MC but they àte 365 days and consumed, Lancaster. Cullough of Montreal, have erected a cheese factory and on an average, 24 bushels of corn, Mr D J Morrison disposed of skimming station at Donald Roy Tailor’s Corner, King’s 47 bushels of oats and two tons of hi.s herd ot fine cows on Monday. THE GLENGARRY NEWS Road, Lancaster Township Operations for the season will hay, worth |148 at farm prices. Mr. John F, McKay and daughter Some mules worked as little as 20 soon begin. days, and for these the feed bin Sltlrley are week end visitors to Mont averaged 75 cents for an hour of teal. Worls4 J Page 7 fiiariMm WovB ai»T«.T»«iriA Ont.. Pridav. Mav 7. 194S

AUCTION SALB LOT 10-8 LOCHIEL BBE.ADALBANE ZH miles north Dalkeith MURDER I TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1948 sale starts at 1 o’clock p m. (DSTl of the following WOPSSTFt/L FARM IMPLKMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS: 1 De Laval milker, 1 gas engine, h p ; 1 gas engine, 6 h p ; 1 Massey CHAPTER V Instead of cutting directly across of a mile away, was the curving Harris mower, used 1 year; 1 Massey- The mechanic glanced at the bill the harbor, the girl had steered the;Wfiite strip of beach that belonged Harrls rake, used one year; 1 set disc shoved it into his pocket. The Ireck boat along the sweep of shore line to the Smith estate. Kay saw his harrows, used 1 year; double disc les seemed to grow larger as his face ‘Hannah wUl have a fit because gaze dart that way. plow; 1 set of drag harrows, used 1 MAID WANTED LOST I I BORN Maid wanted for general housework beamed. “You bet!" Then he added, we’re late for dinner,” she said, “But "Can you make it?” she asked. year; 1 walking cultivator, . used 1 Cap from pipe leading to gas tank| MacDONALD — At HOmonton, Alta Live dut preferred. Apply to MRS. “ril pick you up right outside the I always go back this way—especial- “I’ll try. Anyway, I’d rather drown year; 1 waggon and rack; 1 trailer; of car, lost between the Tannery and -^pril 29th, 1948 to Mr. and Mts i R. H. COWAN, Alexandria. 19-lc main gate to the Smith place. Ralph ly at this time of day. It’s so peace- than die of lead poisoning,” he told 1 curcular saw; 1 set sleighs and'Alexandria Pinlcter please leave at| Wilfrid J. MacDonald (nee Jean tells me you’re staying over there." ful." her, grimly serious rack; 1 cutter; walking plow; 1 set j. A. McCRIMMON'S store or UP-[— a son, William Alexander They moved toward the WANTED Reference to Kay’s young friend The cigarette was flicked from beach in| of bob sleighs; I cariole: 15 steel Stan-i TON’S Garage, Alexandria — Hugh Room and board in comfortable I CHICKS reminded Jolmny that he was stiU Johnny’s fingers and went skimming stages of swimming under water and tiohs; 1 pump; harness; pails and McIntosh, 19-lp home hi Alexandria for elderly lady popping to the Surface for breaths'milkI, cans; and other small farm tools^ I Barred Rock, approved, bred-to-lay awaiting her return. out across the water. A gentle breeze fer summer months. Apply to Box ! large healthy chicks. All eggs are “By the way.” he said, “where’d rumpled his thick dark hair. His of air. Soon it was dark, and he [and household furnitui-e Lumber and SUMMER OFFICE HOURS “P” The Glengarry News. 19-2p they go?” eyes were closed and his head rested knew the rifleman could not posslb- posts Commencing on Monday May 3rd, I selected from our own flocks. Govern- “Probably down to the corner for back against the cushions. ly see them now. Yet the beach TERMS: $10 00 or under, cash; and continuing until the 2nd of Octo-I ment banded and pullorum tested. a coke. Want me to find them?” “You can drop the anchor if you looked a terrific distance away., over that amount .i months credit ber 1948, the law Office of Messrs. i MAJOR POULTRY FARM, W. J WANTED “All right." care ..to," he murmui-ed di'owsily. Johnny thought. Through his trous- j given ,in furnishing approved ' Major, R. R. 2 Green Valley, Ont. 8-tf Wanted Curling Stones, at once. He stood there, looking at the It was fast becoming dark. ers were light summer tropicals, he' Jafat notes 2 p c off for cash i Stte condlion and price. Write Strangers desiring credit please bri-ng, Nova Scotia Chambers, Alexandria, CHICKS Carlof, 537 Besserer Street, Ottawa, wrecked ar as the man hurried uot of Her soft laughter was nice too considered loosening his belt and will be open for business from 8 301 Bray Chicks, and started, imme- the garage. As his footsteps died “YOjj wouldn’t like it at night. The kicking them off. They pulled at his bank references Ont. 18-40 ALBERT FAUBERT, Auct. 8'm. until 5 o’clock p m daily, ex-, qiate delivery. Don’t be influenced by away silence was heavy in the place mosquitoes eat you up,” legs But he remembebred he was cept Saturday and Wednesday and] t/)o cautious buyers Be ready for Johrmy had seen a mechanic’s He heard the slight, swift - passing carrying close to three hundred dol- G. P. CAINS, Prop. WANTED on Saturday and Wediiesday from' possible shortages in eggs and poultry Man for steady travel among con- long grey jacket hanging on, the singing sound, barely audible. lars in his pockets and decided 8 30 to 1, p m. I later on. Wise poultrykeepers look sumers in Glengarry County. Per- wall nearby. He quickly slipped it “■Was that one of them? They against it. Also, he didn't want to AUCTION SALE For urgent matters an appointment^ ahead and stock up now. Agent G manerrt connection with large manu- over his clothes, buttoned it, then must be big.” lose his shoes The unàcrsigiied will offer for sale by Public Auction at .. .. may be made outside of regular office W. STIRLING, Apple Hill; R J facturer. Only reliable hustler con- located SHe of the Hat, roller - skate “What did you say?” It seemed that moments dragged LOT 35-3 KENYON hours by letter or by phoning No. ORAILAM, Alexandria; MRS A S sidered. Write RAWLEIGH Dept. He opened his eyes. The shore line into hours Neither he nor the girl scooters used lor working under cars 1 mile north ot Apple Hill 138 Alexandria. McMEEKIN, Dalkeith ML-E-113-131-Montreal Que. 19-4o was perhaps fifty yards away. There spoke, but conserving all the breath A moment later ^e was on , his WEDNESDAY, MAY 19th, 1948 Macdonell & Macdonald, back beneath the car, using his was no beach along this part of the they coyld. Johnny was aware of At 1 p.m. D.S.T. Barristers, etc , NOTICE ATTENTION MEN heels to move the scooter from one harbor, only heavy foliage that grew her labored breathing and knew 25 HIGH GRADE AYRSHIRE Alexandria, Ont If you have a chimney to build ttaii WATKNS DEALERS WANTED FOR place to another. His quick sharp up close and high at the water’s that, even though she -was a good CATTLE Is the time of year to build It. For ESTABLISHED RURAL ROUTa»:-- eyes studied the chassis and under- edge. I swimmer, the pulse beat of danger LADIES: READ THIS! One Registered Ajrrshlre cow, with further Information apply to OIL- We have an opening in your local- frame. “I said—” had robbed her of energy. Unwanted hair removed instantly papers, due to freshen by date of sale GERT MILLAR. Bairlson St., Alex- ity or nearby vicinity for an agres- Johnny frowned, staring out across They kept swimming, from face, arms, legs, with Plash Hair And when he came out from be- 15 milch cows, 11 freshened 4 due to^ andria. Phone 200J 17-4c sive man, 25 to 55 years of age. Must neath the car, and replaced the jac- the glass - smooth surface. Theirs[ Darkness was black over the shore Remover. Harmless — leaves skin freshen; 5 heifers rising 2 years, 1 supply own travel outfit. Particulars ket, his eyes were thoughlul. He was the only craft moving. They when his feet finally ouched sand soit and smooth You can’t lose heifer rising 3 years; bull rising 2 I NOTICE TO CEEDITOES v/ithout obligation. Write The J. R. were limned against the sky - line as beneath him He stood up in shoul- Money promptly refunded if hair had found mud uhdemeath the car years, 2 spring heifer calves, 2 general IN THE ESTATE OF MARY BELL WATKINS Company, Dept. O-A-3- sharply as a silhouette. He straight- der-deep water, and his legs felt grows back after third application , late of the Village of Max- —and yet there had been no rain j purpose mares, 1 grey and I bay; also, Montreal. DON’T DELAY — ACT for a month! ened further in the seat, still watch- like something encased in cement f^rm machlneig;, and many other ar-1 ■ivith no questions alsked Complete ' ville, In the County of Glengarry, treatment $2 postpaid (C O.D ’s —' NOW. 19-2 He heard footsteps approaching Ing the shore. i The girl swayed against him and tides too numerous to mention. | widow, deceased. Postage extra). KAPEX PRODUCTS ' the garage, recognized Kay's quick “Something wrong?” The girl clutched for his hand. He tried to 1941 Ford Coach In good condition, : All persons having claims against WANTED (Dept. 288) Box 22, Station B, Mont- estate of MARY BELL O’NEIL, steps, and went out to meet her. looked at him with curious eyes. steady her. with 4 new tires. | M&N SCRAP DEALERS leal. Que. 19-lp^ mKjyf ^j,g gyj “I’m sorry I missed Uncle Thom- “I don’t know—” j Together they struggled toward Terms on car, half cash, balance, We buy everything hi scrap, such as,’ said the girl. This time it was closer. You could .shallow water, both panting witn same as sale. day of April, 1948; are hereby noti- as machinery, scrap metals, bags and fied to send in to the undersigned “What happened ” asked Johnny hear wood splinter somewhere for- exertion Finally they were on the Strangers from a distance will have ' „ . ■ rags. Apply at Campeau’s former gar- . PLEMING-In loving memoi-y of a solicitors, on or about the first day Baxon. ward In the boat, near the waterline hard-packed, wet beach Kay stum- to furnish bank references. dear husbalnd and father, George ' of June, 1948, full particulars of their age, Guaytown, north of Alexandria She indicated] the small package “-What was that?’’ Bfay asked bled forward until her feet touched TEEMS: S20 00 and under, cash; Fleming, who departed this life, oni claims, and after that date the es- Phone 14 r 13. 8-lOc In her hand. “I had to get some started loose dry sand. Then she sank slow- over that amount 5 months’ credit May 9th, 1947. Johnny was tense now. As he ly to her hands and) knees, Un- on furnishing approved- joint notes, tate will be distributed having re- things at the drug store. Tne rolling stream of life roUs on. FOR SALE reached for the wheel, to guide the nerved now, she started sobbing, 3 p c. off for cash But still the vacant chair gard only to the claims of which “I mean, what happened to notice then have been received. 1 Trailer,, 2 heavy wagons. Water Ralph?” craft harborward, he said, ‘‘Some-J Johnny sat down beside her, put- STEPHEN MCLAUGHLIN , Auct, Recalls the love, the voince, the Pumps, 3 inch; Force Pump. 1 Inch; HUGHIE MeINTYRE, Prop. Dated at Alexandria, Ont , 'this "Oh, him,” she said. one’s using a sUeiKed rifle” ' titng on his shoes. Muscles' In his legs smile Two Express Wagons, Buggy, wagon Of the one who once sat there. 1st day ot May, 1948. “Then he’s not coming over to- The ping of the silenced rifle, rip-'and arms were trembling. “It’s. . . box, gang plow, large Iron kettle, Ellen Fleming, Georgia and Donald', MACDONELL & MACDONALD, night?” ping through the hull of the boat all light,*' He reassured the girl, AUCTION SALE Dunvegan, Ont. p Solicitors for Executrices cream separator, barrel chum, crow Her head turned toward him for and spattering wood splinters, was “The guy can’t see us now.” The undersigned will offer for sale 3 ins Alexandria, Ont. bars and picks. Can be seen any not a nice sound. “I know,” Kay said “I just . . . an Instant. “I didn’t say—” I by Public Auction at time. JOHN E. CASS, Maxville. Johnny wrenched the . steering can’t help it.” IN MEMOEIAM He grinned. “Puppy love’s fun, LOT 28-9 CON KENYON 18-20 wheel from Kay and swerved the He put his hand on her wet shoul- FLEMING—^In loving memory of a isn’t it?” 2',2 miles north-west of Dunvegan dear father and granicifather, George NOTICE TO CEEDITOES c-raft in a sharp curve toward the uer and took It away again. His “That’s what he is!” Kay said WEDNESDAY, MAY 12th 1948 Fleming, who passed away. May th, IN THE ESTATE OF MARGARET middle of the bay, | fingers were trembling. He decided FOB SALS with emphasis. “A big overgrown 1p m. Daylight Savtog 1947, at Dunvegan, Ont (MAGGIE) McMILLAN Fear leaped into the girl’s eyes-, he was in rotten condlion to be a| 1932 DeSoto Fordor Sedan, «ngirMi puppy.-He hasn’t any sense at alU” The following Farm, Stock, Imple- “A year ago we had to part late of the township of Lbchlel In She swiftly fed the boat gas, real- detective Perhaps he ought to stop g^^^^ newly overhauled, car newly patntedL Then she added heatedly, “I wish With one Vie loved with all our hearts. the County of Glenjgarry, ^nster, Izlng his intention to get as far from smoking, 2 new tires, 3 In fairly good sbapo. he’d grow upl” 14 Head of Holstein Cattle We miss your voice and loving smile deceased. the shore as possible Johnny removed his shirt. He Aung' ^^g g^^^g ^g g^^jgg^ Apply only In evenings, to LAW- “He win, eventually, yo^ know.” And all the little things you did and ALL person having claims against And, even as the boat started to his sodden necktie away. “Here,” Ae|pg^gj.gj Biood Test. One of the RENCE QUESNEL, Green Valley. They walked back toward the said the estate of MARGARET (MAG- leap ahead,wood^ split atop the raU^oftored, “put. his shirty aro^ otgbes;t productog herds m this dis- 17-4C. Northport dock. Little puffs of dust That made life worth while. ' GIE) McMELLAN, spinster, who died | not two feet behtod them j For a moment she did not move. kicked up from their heels as they trict. 6 Holstein milk cows one to And though our home can never be on or about the 5th day of December' Johnny yelled above the motor’s she -was still crying a little. Then FOB SALB cut across a paiking lot adjoining ; freshen In May, 2 Holstein heifers j the same 1947, are hereby notified to send In roar, “Kill the engine. Were a per-, she straightened up, reaching for Three-wheel Motorette, for light the wharf, where various types of 3 years old, 3 Holstein heifers 2 years ^ Well try to smile till we meet again to the undersigned solicitors., on 01 feet target here in the boat. Swim!” the'wet shirt that Johnny held out bf I dellveiy. 50 miles to the gaUan. NO pleasure craft were tied up. The sun old. 2 Holstein heifers,! year old; 1 j Always remembered daughter Mar- ' about the 17th day of May 1948(, He thought Kay Smith had a to her. reasonable offer refused. Apptj Rt had gone now; the dusk of early Holstein bull 3 months old, team of | gle. Willie, George and Billie full particulars of their claims. and ' KARL’S FRUIT & GROOEBT splendid, alert brain She had Out! “I can’t see the boathouse,” he evening was settling down. Johnny work horses, sow With litter, Deerlng Montreal Que alter that date the estate will be dlS' the switch, bentlow, and was loos-'said. He stared into the gloom dria. Ont. na noted two spots of color in Kay’s binder 6 loot cut, Deering mower 6 tvlbuted having regard only to the erung her shoes even as Johnny ‘ Which way Is—” foot cut, M. H. hay rajke, (almost IN MEMOBIAM cheeks. Her eyes were turquoise in FLEMING—In loving memory ol claims of which notice shall then FOB SALE called the warning. He, too, had his, |To be continued) new) Moody rake, M’.H. seeder, bob the changing light. a dear father, George Fleming, who have been received. 1934 Buick Sedan, good tires, car la shoes off in an instant. He jammed! -o sleighs and rack (almost new) man- The ladder was built alongside the passed away on May 9th, 1947. DATED at Alexandria, Ont , this good running order. Bargain. Oaa them beneath his belt. The light WILLIAMSTOWN ure sleigh, box sleigh, drag harrow, high dock and Kay went down first. coat slid from his shoulders as he Gone dear father, gone forever. 17th day of April, 1948. be seen at Champlain Service Bt»> Her lithe, slim body was nimble as M. H. walking plot^h, waggon -with How we miss your smiling face MACDONELL & MACDONALD tion, Alexandria. followed the girl overboard. The Holy Communion of the Lord's box. Waggon rack, steel tired. ■ mlUt a boy’s She jumped into the speed- Momentarily, the boat shielded Supper was dispensed in St. Andrew’s But you left us to remember Alexandria, Ont. — ■ boat and held up a steadying hand rig, set double harness, Stewart horse None ob earth can take your place Solicitors for the Executrix them from the shore. As the girl’s united Church on Sunday morning chppers, scraper, pig crate, quantity FOB SALE as Johnny followed. The boat rocked A Happy home we once enjoyed 17-5 Henrietta Chamberlin. House and lot, 9th con. Lanx»ster; head popped to the suiface almost xne preparatory service on Friday of hay, quantity of lumber, No 3 when he dropped down into the How sweet We memory still. small barn on property. Apply to DR. beside Johnny’s, she cried, “Can you [evening was conducted by Rev. Mr. P€w), Int cream separator 500 cap , cockpit. But death has left a loneliness NOTICE TO CEEDITOES J. Y. BAKER, Phone 186, Alexan- swim?” I Kirker of Martintown. 2 thirty-gal milk cans, 1 eight-gal. “It’s really a good thing you can “I hope so,” he said and dived | The Inspection of the High School j The world can never fill IN THE ESTATE OP JOHN MC- dria. 19-lp Bwlm,” he told her. cream can, sanitary strainer, mills Arthur, Ena and grandchildren CBIMMON late of the township of under again. Cadets wUl be held on Friday morn j logging chain, 2 steel water Kay laughed. The seriousness was Glen Robertson, Ont CharTbttenburgh in the County of FOR SALE He remembered opening his eyes ing May 14 at 10 o’clock, gone from her amazing green eyes tanks, 2 sets whlffletrees, quantity of 30 bu no 1 Barb-off barley; 20 bu. just below the surface. He had a The W M S. of St. Andrews Umted Glengarry,. farmer, deceased. again. She slid behind the wheel I household Furniture, and many other buckwheat; 35 tons mixed hay, loose; swift, distorted glimpse of Kay, al- Church -will meet at the home of IN MEMOBIAM All persons having claims against and started the engine while Johnny articles too numerous to mention. 20 cords 16” dry ceUiar; 114 tons coal most beside hün, doubled up as she ' Mrs. G. C. Henderson on Thursday Gray—In loving memory of a dear tjje estate of JOHN McCRtCMMON, cast off the line. They eased out Strangers from a dltance will! have mother Mrs. Annie Gray, who passed farmer, who died on or about the 21sa [ brickets Apply to DOUGLAS Mac- wiggled out of her skirt and kicked afternoon April 29th. from the high dock. to furnish bank references. , away, May 4th 1945 MASTER, R R.l Dalkeith, Ont. loose her sandals At first he thought day of March 1948, are hereby noti- Terms—20.00 and under, cash; oi'sr j-years are swiftly passing, 19-10 Above them, two men sitting with “KVEBTTHINO IN INBUKAHOr fied to send in to the undersigned their feet dangling over the dock she was having cramps. Then her that amount 5 months’ Credit on fur- ^ gjjjj forget legs WTWpped o^t in a smooth drive Angos H. HeDonsil sohcltors, on or about the 17th day edge, waved One held a fishing pole. nlshlng approved joint notes, 3 P C. por in the hearts that loved you, FOR SALE ^ and she swam under water. Ltl« and AotomobUa a tf iidalt* of May 1948, full particulars of their Kay -waved back. oil for cash. Your memory lingers yet Four Sows, due to farrow end ol Johnny did likewise, still holding 15 Sparks St. RJt Ma 4 claims, and after that date the es- The harbour was quiet as a mill ALBERT FAUBERT, Auctioneer Ever remembered Alex, Donald and May. Apply to BILL MacGILLTVRAY Tel ua-r-u tate will be distributed having re- pond. Though darkness wo^ld soon his breath Finally he was forced B til S-S62S ALEX J CAMPBELL, Proprietor Bessie. Kirk HUl, tel. Ilrl3. 19-lp to come to thesurfate again The Ottawa, Ont. gard only to the claims of which no- settle down, thé "afterglow of day- 18-20 R R. 2 Dunvegan Montreal, Que girl was beside MCn, treading water ID-tf tice shall then have been received. FOB SALE , light StiU made the disant shore- Bbth twiswS theîr hea-(ts and looked DATED at Alexalndrla, Ont., this Year - old Holstein Bull, ready for line picture - clear. It was a pleasant J. D- MacBAE quickly behind them. ALBEBT YAUBBBT paoMi t 17th day of April, 1948. service. Apply to PAUL VALADE, St scene. Johnny settled back in the STEPHEN McLAUOHUl MAXVILLB. ONT. The 135at drirtlHg wasa^ some dis- LICENSED AUCTIONEEB Llesnsed Anettoassr Macdonell & Macdonald, Raphael’s 19-lp cushions and passed the girl a cig- af i tance away. It no longer offered a Far Glengarry. Starmont ant Dnn«a tar County ot Glengarry Alexandria, Ont. arette. OiaiTayaBClng FOR SALE ( screen between themselves and the 20 yean tucceasful experlenea. m Contact DAVE LALONDB. Alezandrit “Thanks,” she murmured. Solicitors for the Administrator, 3-Piece Chesterfield Set, upholster- hidden marksman somewhere along ratea. etc. write or Mephonc Me. ■ or MB PAUBEBT. Phono lOS-s-t They were moving at reduced 17...3C DONALD McCBIMMON. ed In brown velour. Apply to Box the shore. MaxvlUe. Ont apted, quietly, and the soft throD “C”, The Glengarry News. 19-lp ■Without a word, Johnny and the of the motor was soothing. Johnny WIUBID MABCOUB A. L. OIUrWSON. MD., CM.. (UeOm NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS trimly-built girl dived again, strik- ALBERT MABCOUX IN THE ESTATE OP MUTTIME FOB SALE I thought riding like this in a high- L.M.O.O ing out under water. This time they LICENSED AUCTIONEEB LICENSED AUCTIONEEB VALADE late of the township of Disc Harrow for horses or tractor, priced speedboat,, at dusk, was a STYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT zigzagged to the left Finally forced In POB THE COTTNTTKB OF Charlottenburgh In the County ol in good condition. Apply to ARTHUR nice way to earn a living. GlaasM lUppUed and fitted Talaiihn»' to come up for air again, Johnny GLENGABBT OUCNOABBT AND PBEBOOTP Glengarry, widow, deceased. MARTIN, 31-2nd Lochlel. 19-lp Fluent In French and wingUas t»U. ISS We»t Second NteeeL Ooiw looked around swiftly He thought It Par reterenoes got in toneb ww All persons having claims against riwBe u>5 r 4 van. Out.. Pleaee make appolqtmame was a useless thing to do thosa tor whotn I bars the estate ol MIUTTME VALADE, FOR SALE , wlOi the lecretary. Offte* open $—0 There was no telling from what lalet. Reasonabls ratoi widow, who died on or about the 18th 1948 Chevrolet 2-ton truck with 12- FEED HAMBLSTON 1—I Batwrday ■—H How to Combat direction the shots had come It was Phona ti. day of January 1948, are hereby no- ft. platform run only 300 miles Em- Dalhousle Station, Licensed pire Milking Machine with 1-2 h p. like a marauder using a knife in the For BtGcmont Dundaa. Glengarry [ tilled to send in to the undersigned RHEUMATKnUN dark—silent and deadly. CONTRACT WIRING LADIES’ AND MENA i solicitors, on or about the 17th day motor. In good condition, $100.; lOO Rbekunati^pains may often be caused by Prescott counties. Phone Lane Mil Turkey eggs, good breed, 35 cents excess uric aci

Mr, Charles Davidson of Peterboro Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Depratto Emile Sejcouns, P P , reciting the Niagara Palls and other Western was here early this week On his gift 'to the bride was a gold compact SOCIAL & PERSONAL and Mr. and M'rs, George Depratto Ross-Lagroix prayers points, the bride travelled in a wool return he was accompanied by Mrs to the bestman, a gold tie clip and of Toronto were here with relatives The pallbearers were: Jean Picard garbardine suit of turquoise blue blaob Real Huot, of Montreal, and* Miss ; Davidson and little daughter who the ushers, sle and tie clips. for several days. Toronto Wedding Hubert Lajoie, Wallace Lapierre and hat arid white accessories. Thërrâa" BTuot cxf Ottawa were with' will take up residence in Peterboro. Mrs. A G. Maclaren and Eugene ' Lionel Rochon. Following the ceremony a reception thefr RlOtirer Mrs. Real Huot, Centre I Mrs John D Macdonell, Highland On -Sunday, May 2, the home of Mr was held at the home of the bride’s Macdonald were in Montreal, Sunday I Relatives and friends were present and Mrs. Lyall W. Symonds, 281 Cfl' Street, over the week end. j Chief Farm, is in Montreal this week to visit their father. Col. A. G. F. from Montreal Cornwall, Finch and parents for 45 guests bert Avenue, Toronto, was the scene Miss Terry MacKinnon, of Mont- ! visiting her sister in law, Mrs^ A Macdonald. , Alexandria For a wedding trip to Toronto, real, spent the week end with her'Hoey. Mrs Hoey on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs Angus H. MacDon- of a quiet but pretty wedding, wRSh Dave Savage parents, Mr and Mrs. Alex J. Mac- j underwent a successful operation in ell and son John Duncan, of Otta OnaUgh Lagrolx, daughter of 5E: | t Kinnon, Kenyon Street. St, Mary’s Hospital. wa, were here over the week end. and Mrs Aiex Lagroix, of MartHi- Basil Kemp, of Montreal, was home Mrs. Alex MacDonald and sons Ray Ml-, and Mrs Lewis Greenspcn and town became the bride of Gordon Diocesan Executive Domestic and Commercial for thetweeli, end] to visit his father. mond and Paul left Saturday to join son Raphael, motored to Montreal on Mowatt Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs REFBIGEBATON and OIL BUBNBB Tommy Kemp. Mr. MacDonald in Montreal. Sunday with Mr and Mrs Samuel E C. Ross of Martlntown. Rev. Mr. C. W. LJWet After spending some three months Mr. and Mrs Bernard Villeneuve Smith, ot Sherbrooke and Mrs Ed- Boyd of Sllverthorne United Church SALES ana SEKVIUE In Valleyfield, Miss Angeline Sabourm SlSént the week end in Cornwall with ward Slater and daughter Shelley of officiated. A Diocesan Executive Meeting of The ceremony wss performed In ALL SIZE UNITS AVALLABL» leturned to her home here, Saturday. his parents, Mr and Mrs Domina J Verdun, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs fhe Catholic Women’s League was L'ont of tfie fireplace, against a back- She was accompaiüed by Mr Armand Villeneuve who recently removed from Slater and Shelley had been the held in Corbet Hall, Cornwall, Sunlday 322 Filth Street, Baat Larin and daughter, Jeannette, of Mille Roches to Cornwall. guests of Mr. .and Mrs. Greenspcn ground of pink and white decorations afternoon, April 25th, with represen- The bride was dres.sed in a light blue Telephone 906 Cornwall, ODI. Valleyfield. j Mr. and Mrs. Alex G Maclaren for the past week. tatives from Cornwall, Alexandria, gabardine suit, blue halo hat, and Mr. and M'rs Sid Carrière of Ot late last week removed to Garry Fen Mr. and Mrs Alcide Lefebvre aiid Dickinson’s Landing, Glen Walter, | black accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Ewan tawa, were week end guests of Mr. which is being extensively. renovated d.'tughîer Pauline of Alexandi-ia and Lochiel and Glen Nevis. | y>PBBOMOOgOOMOO&OOOOOOg>gOOOM-00-=>0 and Mrs Howard Kelly. Jacqueline Lajole, of Green Valley I Ross of Goderich acteid as wlt- Mr. and Mrs Leopold Lalonde left nesses The President, Mrs A J. McDon-j Mrs. Donald G. MacEionald afiid iTiotcirea tî5~Lachine on Sunday to Monday to reside at St Donat, in Following the ceremony a dinner ell, presided and opened the meeting! daughters, Susan and Ann left last visit Mr and Mrs Frank Pitt. = Going Up? the Laurentlans was sefveJ to the wedding party, af- with prayer.. The minutes of the] week to join Mr. MacDonald at Ot Mrs Isobel Powers and daughter, Mr and Mrs J G. Demers and 3a ter which the young couple nfotôrea nieeting were read by the Secre- tawa. Eileen of Montreal visited friends and son Robert, were with Hawkesbury to Goderich and other western points tary. We got a nice stock Ex- Mr. and Mrs. Monel Lauzon of rciauves here over the week end Mrs. John J. Loney gave the rea- friends over the week end. The friends ôf Rev. C. K. Ma- tension Ladders 24 and 32 Verdun, and Mr. and *Mrs. Sylva Miss Catherine McDonald, of Mont surer’s report. ft. at $20.00 and $27.50, Lauzon of Montreal spent the week thewson of Lyn are very pleased to There was a discussion on the new real, was with her parents Mr. and hear he was elected chairman of end with relatives here Plan For W. I. Constitution of 'the league. Provincial completely^ roped- yery Mrs Patrick R. McDonald, Ottawa Kingston Presbytery at their meeting Mi and Mrs. Dougald Chisholm Per Capita, and the different Con- bea,ntifnl stock hnt only a i Street. held in Brockville last week. and son Douglas or Schnectady, N.Y, veners’ reports. limited number. Miss 'Helen Johnston of the Royal Messrs. John Chisholm, Thos H District Annual visited relatives here over the wgek Bank of Canada staff spent the M'cPhee, Leo P Seguin, Robert E Mrs. Ravary of Precious Blood Sub- end McCormick, Joe C. McDonald, Hugh The District executive of the Glen- division, was requested to attend to STEP LADDEBS Mr Arthur Stimson left Wednesday ^’««k end with friends in Montreal ,Miss Vivien Graham ot Montreal, L McKay and Alexander McIntosh garry Women’s Institute met in the retreats. From 5 to 8 ft. of extra’ for Foley et. Ont. where he has ao enjoyed the week end with her par- arrived from Springtown. Ont , to office of the Agricultural Représenta- | Mrs. J. D A. McDonald, president quality cepted a position. ents Mr. and Mrs R J. Graham, spend the week end at their homes tive at Alexanch-ia, recently. The | of Glen Nevis subdivision was asked Ernest Taillon of Hamilton visited, In Lochiel Also with them was Mr President Mrs. Russell Rutherford of ; to arrange for,a guest speaker for the his parents Mr. and Mrs Emile Kenyon BEATTY ELECTRIC WASHERS at a special dis- George Ramsey who went to his Hawkesbury presided. Diocesan Convention which will be TaUlon this week and transacted Im Mss Germain MacMillan of Mont- home in Martlntown Ont, The meeting opened with the In- held at Glen Nevis on June 30th. count this week. This is your opportunity to o'wn portajit personal business, here. real and Mrs Gerald Curran, ot Wll- Mrs. A. M'cLellan, Mille Roches, liamstown enjoyed the week end with Mr. Edgar St John spent Sunday stitute Ode, followed by the Lord’s one of these Snow-White Enamel Washers and in the 3rd of Lochiel. Prayer. The minutes of the last ex- moved that the meeting be ad- their parents, Mr and Mrs. Alex journed. save money. D. MacMillan, Sinclair Street, ecutive meeting were read and ap- ! proved Mrs J P. MacLeod secre-i Cornwall Subdivision entertained Mrs Donald McDonald of Mont- ENGAGEMENTS at tea after the meeting. real, visited friends here over the tary treasurer, also gave the finan- •ANGELA’S week end I ‘‘^d Mrs. Henry Gareau, WU- cial report of the year. Nominations Mlss Theresa MacRae, daughter of “amstown, wish to announce the en- for a slate of officers then took place Beauty Salon Mr and Mrs J. W MacRae of Sagement of their daughter, Mhrÿ and they will be comfirmedl at tire MARRIAGE Kemptvllle formerly ot Lochiel, was^ Viola, to Harry Hall, jr., son of Mr. convention which will be in Bains- If your hair is not becoming to you, ■viiie, on May 26th, at 0 30, D.S.T. recently transferred from Ottawa by and Mrs H. R. M. Hall, Ottawa. POAPST — FERGUSON The marriage will take place in St. The address of welcome will be gfVéii You should be coming to me.... the ’Wtoolworth Stores organization, St. James Presbytertan church. Andrew’s United Church, Wiiliams- by the Bainsville Branch and the re- Sitlated on Second floor in build to act as dietitian at their store on Gravel Hill, was the scene of a pretty town, on May 22, at three o’clock. ply by Cas^urn Branch. Community ing south of Royal Bank, on Kmgsway West, Toronto wedding on Saturday afternoon, April HARDWARE & FURNITURE Mr. aud Mrs Alex Croteau, ar singing will be conducted by Mrs. Davidson of Rioeville. The reports of 24, when Pi’eda Charlotte, second eld- MAIN STREET ALEXANDRIA rived this week from Lawal des Mr. and Mrs, Curtis St. John, PHONE 66 Lancaster, announce the engagement the six standing committees will be est daughter of Mr and Mrs. H S MY ONE PURPOSE IS TO Rapides, Que , to occupy their home F’erguson, was married to Charles Her ■«^oosMooeoooooBMOoe of their daughter, Gladys Evalyn, tS given In the form of a panel dscus- SERVE YOU WELL on Gernlsh street. bert Poapst, only son of Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs W. A Birnle and Russell Plchle, Dalkeith, son of Mr. flon The written forms are to be Carmel Pichie and the late Mrs. written in diuplicate and foi'wardedas Charles Poapet ot Newlngon. Rev. Angela Masterson family of Montreal, are visiting his H. A, Doig of Maxviile officiated. For a{>pointments call 187 parents, Mr. and Mrs. A Bimle, Pichle. The weLiding will take place soon as possible to Mrs. A. D. Mac- Centre street, this week. early In May. Dougall Maxviile or Mrs Robert Mac The church was tastefully decorated I Kay, Maxviile After the convention with white snap dragons and potted Is Your Camera Turning Out The The engagement is announced of the second report is to be sent to plants. The wedding music was played the Area Convenor. 1 Miss Janet Ruth Denovan, R, N , by Mrs Darlene McLeod, Newington i■ I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Prescott County now nas seven In- and Miss Eileen Casselman Sang "Be- Denovan, of Ahestos, Quebec, to Mr. stitutes and Is considering forming a cause” during the signing of the re- Gordon Cook Campbell, of Grand separate district. The Institute tee gister. Pictures You Want? Mere, Quebec, son of Mrs. Campbell j is expected to be raised from twenty, bride given In marriage by her end the late M'r. M S. Campbell of | five cents to fifty cents. This is to be^ ^gj.g jengt^ gown of â Ottawa, i^oussed at the Convention. | ^jjj^g sayn, a fitted bodice trimmed Pl&nmng To Buy A New Stove This Year? The bride . elect is a graduate of ♦ j/nss Schlicter from the Dept with lace having long sleeves, com- Bring us a test roll now and prevent failure Sherbrooke Hospital, School of Nur- Agriculture will be sent to assist at, mg to a pofnt over the hands and a I on pictures that cannot he retaken THEN DON’T FAIL TO SEE THE sing. Mr. Campbell, a former Lieut- the Convention. A film on Home bouffant skirt of net over satin Her tenant with the R C N.V.R., is a Economics will be shown. The mem- fjbgey tip veil was held in place by a G QUAKER BURNOIL RANGE graduate in Engineering of Clarkson bers are urged to study their co-oper-. jioyyered band. Her only ornament I All test rolls will be analized and constmo- ONLY QUÂHER HAS ALL THESE FEATUBES College of Technology, Potsdam, New alive program anid' be prepared to, ^ three strand necklace of pearls, tively criticized by UNIQUE ART STUDIO « ■York. vole. Dinner will be served by the She carried a bouquet of white car- I * -p-p hazards. The Quaker unit is built into The marriage is to take place June TORONTO sb that you may approach the vacation SAFE: tjie stove. No hit or miss installation. Bamsville Branicfh of the 'Wtomen’s nations. 19th in St. Andrews Presbyterian '^ f?istitute in the Hall the day of the Miss Edith Ferguson. Ottawa, sister season with confidence in yonr camera. Quaker saves you 25% on fuel with Church, Asbestos, Que'oec. 1 Convention-. of the bride was bridesmsdd. She i * ECONOMICAL: the excl'usive Quakertrol Automatic wore a frock of powder blue mash Draft Control. The service is available from now. until the SOD over taffe^p, cap sleeves, with long No dust, soot or dirt; no gadgets to fool Lose matdfiing “gloves, a shoulder length i end of May l * TROUBLE aaround with; just one button control» veil, fraught'with a flowered band and FREE: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cardinal of ■ oil air and draft- Canadian Legion Alexandria were bereaved Sunday, she carried pink carnations. i To assure you of our interest in your picture May 2nd, in the death of their ln-'| Thé gifBSRi_ was attended by Lloyd taking success, any test roll received that is a com- * EASY TO Enamelled throughout for ease in cleaning BRANCH 423 fant son, Richard, aged eight months Newington The ushers CLEAN : f'î'd smart appearance- His death occurred in Hotel Dieu '■'’cf'® Hoy'S Ferguson and Weldon I plete failure we will replace with a roll free of A meeting of the Branch will j Cornwall, where he had beeii'^?^®*^’ Newington. PRICED AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD charge. Available in all sizes and models now- Limited Supply- be held in the Armouries, Alex-| conveyed following an attack of Mrs, Ferguson, mother of the bride I wore navy blue crepe, with checked andria on Monday,-May 10th, at! SEE THEM NOW, ON DISPLAY AT He Is survived by his father and trimmings, white accessories and a 8.30 p-m * mother, the former Jeannette Picard, corsage of white orchids I Check that camera now! ann two sisters: Henriette, 6, and Lil- The grooitfs mother ■ was dressed lian, 3, in printed silk Jersey and black lace Pigeon Radio Service aed Hardware All |Com!rades are especially The funeral was held from the her corsage was Talisman roses. Phone 94 ALEXANDRIA, ONT. The bride’s giwt to the groom was requested to attend. Make it Le- on Monday afternoon, to Sacred Heart'a black leather bUlfold; to the brides OSTROM’S gion Night. I Church and cemetery. Rt. Rev. Msgrj maid Sapphire earrings. The groom’s CHOCOLATES FOR Mothers Day Neilson’s, all the assortments Some Other Gift Suggestions Note Paper—Toilet Articles Garloac's of Household Appliances, Farm Supplies, Building Materials, Hardwire, etc. Hair Brushes—Fountain Pens ‘ Prayer Books—Rosaries Full Line Of'Mother’s Day Watch FOP The Announcement Of Oup BIG CONTEST Greeting Cards TO APPEAR IN NEXT WEEK’S PAPER at McLeister’s CHENIERS HARDWARE iALEXANDRIA Phone 104, Alexandria What We Sell — We Service PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELYLTELY FILLEDFIlLEDJIgV snina

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