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No 35 70L. XIX ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1911
By P. A. Huot & Son, $5.00, for > Lancaster Dalhousie Sta tion Dalkeith best span carriage horses in harness. Eucn DiSTiicr if TIE nui- 15.2 and over. ^ Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Munro, 3rd Con. It's all over but the shouting. The service held by Dr. McPhail, on Lancaster, celebrated the twelfth an- A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sunday evening was well attended. By A. W. McDougald, $5,00, for best 11 IF ClENGim. span general piupose horses in harness - Department of Railways and Canals. niversary of their wedding on Wed- McDonald. Miss Maggie McDougall returned nesday evening, Sept. 13th. A large Mr. N. A. McDonald disposed of a honle on Tuesday evening after an ab- By M. Munro, barrister, Alexandria, PUBUC NOTICE is hereby ^v#n Intercolonial Railway number of their friends and relatives car of New Brunswick potatoes this sence of several weeks. Alexandria, Tuesday and Wed- $5.00, for best span heav'y draft maree Viader section 237 of the DominionEleo- 'were present and were pleasantly en- or geldings in harness- BADDECK BRANCH LINE. week. iion Act, that Kr. Buncan McMartin, tertained at cards and dancing. The Miss Sadie McTiCod left for Por- nesday, Sept. 26th and 27th Mias Blanche Brousseau is the guest cupine on Wednesday in company with By John Simpson & Son, general - a candidate at the present election for SEALED TENDERS addressed to home was tastefully decorated for the occasion with flags, bunting and ever- of Ottawa friends. Mrs. Allie McDougall and family. The officers and directors of the merchants, $5.00, for most prizes in Dominion House of Commons has the undersigned and endorsed "Tender sheep, divided as follows—1st $3, 2nd appointed Mr. James Kerr, of AIexau> greens. Mr. and Mrs. Munro were the Mr. John Kirk, tne well known * om- Mrs. A. R. MCTæOCî visited friends in Glengarry Agricultural Society hereby for Alba-Baddeok Branch," will be re- $2. as his official agent, under the ceived at tUi «Âo» aaiil 9ixiom recipients of many l>eautiful gifts of mercial man, was a guest at the ?om- Spring Creek during tlie week. tender thanks to the donors of the fol- linen in commemoration of their an- mcrciai on Thursday. ove act. o'clock on Thnratfay, Oeioba»' 12th, Mr. John Ross visited friends here lowing list of special prizes offered for By The J. T. Scaell Co., $5.00. for ' niversary. The residence of Mr. J. P, McCuaig, JOHN K. MACLENNAN, 1911, for the construction of a branch on Sunday. competition at the Annual Fair to be most prizes in poiirtrv—Lst ÿ.1. Jnd ■ • line of railway from a point on the Mrs. Dr. McCarthy, of St. John, N. Cote St. Patrick, was the scene of a $2. ' ituming Officer for said Electoral Mr, Findlay Fraser is at present re- held at Alexandria, on Tuesday and District. Intercolonial Railway near Alba to B., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. jolly dance on Wewnesday evening. lieving Mr. D. J. Môlntosh who is on Mary Haney. Wednesday of next week. The list is By J. D. Grant, fiAggan, $5.00, for ^Alexandria, Sept. 14, 1911. the town of Baddeck, a distance of Services in Cote St. George and Dal a two weeks holiday. best heav'y draft foal, 1911—Lst $3, .. “>2 227 miles. An elaborate lunch was served at housie Mills churches on Sunday were Mrs. John Obleman and Miss Tena, a comprehensive one and is worthy of conducted by Mr. Drysdale, of Mont- 2nd $2. Plans, specifications and form of con midnight, which was enjoyed by all, of Kirk Hill, spent Sunday the guests consideration by farmers generally. after which dancing was résumé un- real. By A. G. F. Macdonald, $5.00, for tract to be entered into may be seen of relatives in this vicinity. By J. A. McMillan, ex-M.P., silver and full information obtained on and til the wee sma' hours when all dis- Mr. and Mrs. BacSus, of West To- exhibitor taking most prizes m iwine persed singing they are jolly good fel- Miss Sarah S. Mof.eod left for Mont- cup, value $75, to exhibitor securing -1st $3, 2nd $2. after 15th inst., 1911, at the office of ronto were recent guests of her sister, real where she will spend the winter lows. Miss Nellie McCuaig. the most points for prizes for t>e9t iEClURIU DISTRICT OF THE COUN- the Chief Engineer, of the Department months. showing of live stock, from any one By R. H. Cowan, $5.00 value, hog of Railways and (Canals, Ottawa, and Mr. Angus D. McCuaig left on the Glengarry farm, the stock to be the fence wire, for best draft brood .nare at the office of the Chief Engineer of Miss Jessie McDonald, of A. H. S., TY OF GLENGlIRRy. homeseeker’s excursion to thé West spent Saturday at tier home here. property of the exhibitor ; if won ihree with foal at side. the Intercolonial Railway at Moncton, on Tuesday evening. He purposes be- seasons by the same person, the cup N.B. Kosamond ing absent two months. The first meeting of the Dalkeith By The O’Connors, millinery and to become his property, the prize to boots and shoes, $4.00 value, ladies . ;PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Parties tendering will be required to mission study class met at the home We are sorry to announce the leath Messrs. Lewis and D. McLeod, of of Mrs. J. N. McIntosh on Tuesday. be awarded to the exhibitor taking the shoes, for best lady driver. inder section 237 of the DominionElec- accept the fair wages schedule prepar- of a bright and intelligent boy, in the Bainsville, were regflstered at theUnion highest points in the aggregate in ions Act, that Mr. John Angus Mc<> ed or to be prepared by the Depart- Hotel on Monday. Mr. John McDougald returned home classes 1 to 21 inclusive. Prizes to By F. L. Malone, merchant tailcMr, person of Adelard Periard, son of Mr. $4.(K) value, pair of trousers to order, GUan, a candidate at the present elec ment of Labour, which schedule will and Mrs. Carice Periard, 29-4th Loch- from Porcupine on Wednesday, count as follows : in classes covering Mr. and Mrs. Goodman, nee Miss for best (’lyde staîMon, 4 years and ion of members for the Dominion form part of the contract. iel, which sad event occurred on Thurs Mr. Irwin Stewart returned to col- horses and cattle, 1st, 4 points ; 2nd Cassie Macdonald, of Montreal, spent upwards. louse of Commons, has appointed Mr. Contractors are requested to bear in day of last week, after two months' several days in town guests of Mrs. lege in Toronto on Tuesday. 3 points ; 3rd, 2 points. In classes ohn HcMUlan, of Alexandria, as his mind that tenders will not be consid- suffering from the effects of a kick N. A. McDonald. Miss Annie McLennan, of Dunvegan, covering sheep and swine, 1st, 3 By F. E. Charron, merchant iaPor,^ ^^ Molal agent under the above act. points ; 2nd, 2 points ; 3rd, 1 point. ered, 'Unless made strictly in accord- from a horse.'* The funeral, on Satur- The exterior of Mr. J. A. Daoust’s spent Wednesday here. $4.00 value, pair trousers to JOHN K. MACLENNAN, ance with the printed forms, and in day, to St. Alexander church and ce- new residence on Main St. south, is Mr. Donald McDonald, of Brodie. By the Munro &; McIntosh Carriage for 4 best heifer calves, 1911. i^urning Officer for said Electoral the case of firms,- unless there are at- metery, was very largely attended. Re- being clapboarded. A handsome ver- was a visitor to' town on Tuesday. Co., Alexandria, an auto seat vutter, tached the actual signature, the na- quiem high mass being sung by Rev. By W. J. Simpson. $3.1)0 in District. andah is also being built thereto. value $40.00, to the Glengarry exhib- for the farmer’s wife taking the ture of the occupation, and place of D. D. McMillan. Deceased was at the ^exandria, »Bept. 14, 1911. itor securing the most prizes in horses 1st prizes at the Fair. residence of each member pf the firm. time of his death only eleven years, he We learn that Mr. E. H. Trickey, C. P.R. sgent, will shortly be transferred and cattle, including classes 1 to 12, An accepted bank cheque for the sum will be sorely missed by the parents inclusive. Prizes in horses to count as Meloche & Sabourin, 83.On, for and the rest of the family. The pall- to one of the Western divisions. Much Kirk Hill exhibit of white cheese, 2 boxes, of $30,000.00, made payable to the regret will bé felt upon his departure. follows : 1st, 4 points; 2nd, 3 points ; order of the Minister of Railways and bearers were Messrs. Ranny Kerr, )on- Mr. and Mrs. John Tobin and his Election in power this week, every- 3rd, 2 points. Tn cattle, 1st, 3 points ; By D. J. McDonald, grocer. $3.'W>' Canale must accompany each tender, ald John Kerr, Duncan Gelineau, Jos. body busy. 2nd, 2 points ; 3rd, 1 point. exhibitor taking most prizes in Seguin, Leo Quesnell and EmerieQues- mother, Mrs. Tobin, who were guests VOTERS’ LIST ISII which sum will t>e forfeited if the Mrs. Geo. McIntosh is expected home By the Bank of Ottawa, Alexandria, 1st $2, 2nd $1. ' - party tendering declines entering into nell. We join with their many friends of Miss Isabella S. McDonell, Bridge End, left on Monday for Dominion- shortly, we will be pleased to see her. $10.00, to the exhibitor showing the By I. Simon, merchant, $3.00,- wr ■. contract for the work, at the rates in extending to Mr. and Mrs. Periard best herd of Ayrshire cattle, composed lilcipallty of the Township of Loehiel, stated in the' offer submitted. our sincere sympathy in this their ville. ' Children's day service in St. Colum- exhibitor taking most prizes in County of Glengarry. hour of sorrow. ba Church last Sunday was largely at of four cows giving milk, and one bull roots and garden vegetables—1st $3, The cheque thus sent in will be ' re- Messrs. Angfus J. and Dan McDonald —1st prize $o, 2nd prize $3, 3rd onze who were visiting their «Thorne at tended, and the service was of great 2nd 81. turned to the respective contractors $2. Notioo ia hereby given that I have Bridge End, left on Monday, the for- interest. ginamitted or delivered 'to the per- whose tenders are not accepted. By Joseph Sabourin, 83.00, for best mer going to Porcupine an PURIFIED HIS BLOOD ünsiîtrss lirrrtotv 4 ♦ ♦ M ♦ M M M-4 ^ ^ 4 4 4 4 f PresDytBryïof.:;BlEngarrj NOTED BEAU OF BATH -f "j 1 GLENS ARRY Dr, Morse’s Indian Root PIHs LEGAL A special meeting of Glengarry Pres Healed Mr. Wilson’s Sores t Important Notice. bytery was held ht Kirk Hill on fhurs RICHARD NASH WAS THE FASH- day afternoon. Sept. 14th. In the ab- ION CZAR Or HIS DAY. When the sewers of the body—bowels, STEWART, WELCOME. kidneys and skin ducts—get clog^d up, sence of Mr. Govan, the moderator. the blood quickly becomes impure and —— Sir Janies I’. ' Wliitney, Premier of Dr. iiarkness occupied the chair, fhere •llntario, on Monday afternoon of this frequently sores break out over the body. XnT.AHY PrpT jr ^ was a large attendance of ministers Remarkaole Social Lion Who Was The way to heal them, as Mr. Richard .eek, honored (ilengarry with a visit, and elders. The resignation of Mr. Laucastei Ont. We are pleased to announce to the public that we have mov Famous for His Exquisite Dress, Wilson, who lives near London, Ont., ie came in the interests of Mr. fJun- CU1Î, of Lunenburg, was accepted, and found, is to purify the blood. He •au McMartin, the ronsorvative oai» His Manners and His Success ed into the north part of our New Block while the Store is Rev. X. McLaren, of Woodlands, as- writes: JAMÏ g MILPt,N R.fic (. E. odate, and it must have been gratify- instructed to declare the pulpit vac- With the Ladies, Made a Great “For some time I had been in a low, A. being completed which will be on or about October 1st, when we ag to see many Liberals setting .nside ant on Sabbath, Sept. 17th, and to Resort of the Town of Bath—Made depressed condition. My appetite left ClVU. EXOlNEKH AÎJD fiORVÎTOIi rtwty politics and joining with tleir act as moderator during the vacancy. will be in better shape than ever to look after our different lines. the Duel a Ridiculous Thing. me and I soon began to suffer from indi- onservative friends in honoring iLe Rev. A. D. McKenzie was instructed to gestion. Quite a number of small sores ’’Rns Proûlee. Kstimatee Ac . .fti^minislér of the premier j'.'oviuce and blotches formed all over my ddn. I OD application - convey the greetings of Presbytery at Of famous beaux Richard Nash is ( OBNWAJ-i. •*’ As in the past our entire stock consisting of Shelf and Hea'vy rTfUic Dominion. The Main ^ttroiti of the designation service to be held tnat usually recognized as the first. He tried mcdicine'Io# the blood and used ilexandria were gay with bunting, evening. The most important busii css was one of the col^^brated characters many kinds of ointments,' but without 'bout RoBsinore Office in-i St East. Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware, and Furniture of all kinds, will ' kgs and mottoes and the proceedings on the docket was the addrss-jos of of England in the latter part of th*e tatisfactory results. What was wanted vere enlivened l)y stirring music by Rev. R. P. Maclvay, D.D., moderator seven^enth and during tlie first half was a thorough cleansing of the bloorT conprise the very best of values with Quality and Price botii and I looked about in vahi for some medi- ^j| MUÎ^KU he o9th pipe band and the of the General Assembly of the i*res- of the eighteenth century. won Guaranteed. ; .tizens’ baml of Maxville. The byterian Church in Canada, and Rev, the title of “beau” for inhnlfftme cine that would accomplish this. aeeting, held in the Park grounds, At last Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills SOLICIXOP, ' ^ / Dr. Grant, Superintendent of Home dress, his polished manners, and hU OONVRTANORB, NOTàBÎ* FT" TI onsidering that there had been wlth- were brought to my notice, and they are We -are receiving new goods daily and until we move into Missions. Their appeal was a splendid social successes. He was bom ai one of thv most wonderful medicinet I Alezandtis, ( ( I i but a few days several of. that kind, one, and an earneee effort will be put Swansea in 1673, of good old Welsh have ever known. My blood was ptiri- our main store we will offer exceptional bargains. -as well attende(t, and the reception forth by the Presby«;ory'T\*‘ raise the parentage. After leaving Jesus Col- fled in a very short time, sores healed up, loney to Loan at Low Rates of inter*»»' iven Sir James and the other spehk- 513.000 asked by the General Assem- lege, Oxford, he purchased for him- WKf indigestion vanished. They always Mortgages Pnrch»er<î ■ rs, was all that could be desired. \Ve 813.000 asked by tne L'cnoial Ass^im- self a pair of colors in the axmy, have a place in my home and are looked ve! satisfied that Premier Whitney, in- of Revs. Tanner, McKenzie, Morrison which he soon quitted to study law. upon as the family remedy.” SHOTS, SHELLS and CARTRIDGES. iependent of politics, has carried away and ITarkncss, was appointed vo visit While at the Temple he began his Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills cleanse DWAKD H. TIFEANY. K.C., social life. Without arv'’ visible E dth him pleasant recollections of his the congregations of the Pre-t -«/tory in the fystem thoroughly. Sold by all Barrister, Thj Hunting Season is now in full swing and having prepared ■illy too shorT'dsit to the old historic aid of that cause. means of supporting his g life, his dealers at 25c a box. 6 <.:ounty of Glengarry. companions suspected him of being a Over Newe OfBce. ♦ for this we now have a full assorement of the famous “Dominion” The attention of the Presbytery v/as social highwayman. In a very short called to the Missionary Institute to time he was regarded as an authority and “Winchester” shot shells and cartridges in the many different be held in Comwa»f on Nov. Jth, 9th on dress, manners, and general sty;e D0G3 A !J THEIR NAMES. SMITH & LANQLOIS, and 10th. Delegates will be piesent In fashion. grades, which we are selling at very low prices. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS NOSARIE from all the congregations and Vourg Becoming disgusted with the sus- The Aristocrat?: 'î iHdog Was Once^ a I’eople's societies, and a :-plendi'l pro- PUBLIC, CONVEYANCERS picions he had aroused, he left Lon- Herder ol Cattle. A Call Will Convince TIRED GIRLS gramme is being prepared for the oc- don and settled in Bath, then one of Offices—Snetsinger Block, Cornwal 1- * It is probable that few lovers of the the poorest and meanest cities in Money to Loanf None sufter so much from unguided England. When.William III. came most popular dog of to-day—the bull- ?vnd unintelligent muscular exercise as to the throne the merribers of the dog—know when he obtained his R. Smith, K.c,, M.p. A. Sandfield Langlois '/oung girls. What is here meant is Inns of Court gave an elaborate name. He is called a “bull” for the reason that formerly his services were O. eOURYILLE, " ot merely the overlong game of ten- Eageant, and - Nash was chosen to ^ A. PRINGLE, K. C. ..is, the swim prolonged to exhaustion ave full charge of all the détails. employed in the driving of cattle, Hardware and Furniture he two-step instead of the pillow; but WHV IBDV n DOME The King was so delighted with the The dog was trained to meet the Barrister, Solicitor, Notary PulLt ,iiSO that more tragic muscular over- affair that he offertnl to raise Nash to rushes of the bull by the simple ex- Solicitor for Royal Bank, Because my interests are here. pedient of seizing his charge by its ALEXANDRIA - - - ONTARIO work suffered by those who must take the knighthood. Coyiwall, Om - ip the.^n^t' ih Itfe too early and press Because the community that is good In 1704 he was appointed “master .most sensitive p''rt, the nose. The spaniel, formerly one of the t too hard, the unfortunate girls who, enough for me to liVe in is good cf ceremonies” at Bath, where many most popular species of dogs, gets its .Ithough they are to grow for years enough for me to buy in. people flocked in the summer to drink Because 1 believe in transacting busi name from Spain, from which country .b pome, must bend all day over a the waters. His laws of dress and ^OGO & JJARKNESS ness with my friends. ceremony were so strictly enforced the first breeds were sent to England, ^-sewing-machine, or toil in a factory or where for a long time they were called •i laundry. Because I want to see the goods. that he was styled “King of Bath.” Barristers, Solicitoi*e.'Ac Because my home dealer “carries” Under his rule no rank would protect “Spanish dogs.” Ruskin has said, “It is a shame to me when I run short. the offender, nor dignity of station Some have thought that, the fox-, Office: Brown Block, Pitt St. Cornwal vny nation to make its young girls Because every don^r I spend at iiome condone a breach of the law. terrier derived his name from the fox, ^ Money to Loar Banque d’Hocliclaga stays at home and works for the wel- Among the laws he made for the by reason of his pointed fox-like muz- I. G. Harkneee zle, but, as a matter of fact’, the dog This maxim, which the^ Child’s Wel- fare of my community. balls and assemblies were that gen- G. T. Gogo Capital Authorized $4,000,000 are Kxhibit in Chicago has taken as Because the man'I buy from stand.s tlemen should not wear swords as was not so named on account of any I heading for one of its pictorial sér- back of his goods. part of their regular dress. He made fancied resemblance to Reynard. On the,contrary, the fox-terrier is so nam- iions, is one that no individual, no Because I sell what I produce here the duel so ridiculous that men re- J^)R. D. E D MCULlN £ * Paid Up - - - 2,500,000 a.miiy and no race can afford to ig- at home. fused to fight. It also became neces- ed beéàuse, in the days when it was much larger in size and of -greater iore. If young, growing girls are jire- Because the man I buy from pays iary for men to wear shoes and long LA, CASTEK, ONT, stockings, instead of ^6ts, at the strength than now, it. was employed aaturely exhausted in tlie service of his part of the town and county Graduate j of Ontario Veterinaiy Reserve Fund - 2 500,000 conoraic conditions, then there is Bath assemblies. by English sportsmen to draw and kill something wrong with the conditlms, Nash desired the Duchess of the fox; being sent down into Rey- College. Because the man T buy from helps Queensbury, who appeared at a. dress nard’s burrow for that purpose. or these girls, who are to be tke mo- support my school,' my church, my Veterinary Sergeon & Dentist ball in an apron of point •Many of the species of hounds so Office—Corner Main* and Oak StreeU Vanklcek Hill Br, • hers of tlie next generation, sliould be Ipular to-day are. survivors of the .trong. to be worth 500 guineas, to Becaase when ill-luck, misfortune or off, which she didj at the'sai :ime when most hunting dogs were Your Patronage Solicited. D MclNNtS The sword-of retribution is two- bereavement comes the man I buy desiring his acceptance of it.* taught to “hound” game. Then dogs :igpH. Here, as everywhere, that from is. here with the kindly greeting, the Princess Amelia reques •éclçcted by reason of their superior ,'hich irfjures the individual injures the his words of cheer and bis pocket book have one dance more aiW •sp^ed and powers of endurance were > ace. Anything that tends to exhaus- if need be. o'clock, Nash replied \hatA chosen to accompany the hunting par- A. F. MCLAREN -ion during the age of growth may rc- This gets right down to the Toot of of Bath, like those of Lycu ities. Hounds were divided into two ard development, produce ill I eeîth. the matter and GLENGARRY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY / TB OF THE ABOVE ASSOCIATION WILL BE HELD AT îLEXîHDRIï, { Tuesday and Wednesday, I SEPTJ6th#27th H.IST OF SFEOI^I-. FF-IZES = The officers and directors oî tUo' best herd of Ayrshire cattle, composed By J. D. Grant, .T^aggan, $5.00, for By John Robertson, baker, $3.00 for By N. M. Bellamy, V.S., $2.00, for of four cows giving milk, and one bull Glengarry Agricultural Society hereby best heavy draft foal, 19li—1st $3, best crock of homc-Tnacle butter. best Percheron stailion, 4 years and —1st prize $5, 2ncJ prize $3, 3rd îrize tender thanks to the donors of the fol- 2nd $2. up. $2. By the News Printing Co., 83.LK», for lowing list of special prizes offered for By A. G. F. Macdonald, $5.00, for best six one pouna prints, in wiap- By A. Marksou, merchant, $2.00, for conipetitipii at the Annual Fair to be By the Ünion Bank of Canada, Alex- exhibitor taking most 'prizes in ^wine pers of home-made butter. best carriage stallion, 4 years and up. andria, $10.00, to the exhibitor show- held at Alexandria, on Tuesday and —1st $3, 2nd $2. By John F. McGregor, $3.00, for By E. H. Stimson, Bottling Works, Wednesday of next week. The üst is ing the best herd of HolsteiYi cattre, $2.00, for best 12 sections of honey. By R. H. Cowan, $5.00 value, hog pan home-made bread (Glengarry Mills a comprehensive one and is worthy of four cows giving milk, and one bull— fence wire, for best draft brood mare Flour). By M. McRae, ex-Warden, $2.00, for consideration by farmers generally. 1st prize $5, 2nd prize $3, 3rd prize $2. with foal at side. By A. D. McMaster, President G. A. best general purpose mare, foal at side By J. A. McMillan, ex-M.P., silver By The O'Connors, millinery and A., $3.00, for most prizes in class '•7. cup, value $75, to exhibitor securing By I). R. McDonald, M.P.P., $5.00, By John Mclieister, druggist, $2.00, boots and shoes, $4.00 value, ladies the most points for prizes for t>est for best single, For Prize Lists, Entry Forms, and any other information apply to the Secretary. M, MUNRO, Alexandria. AÜ&US MGMASTER, President M.MUNIiQ, Secretary JOHN SIMPSON, Treasurer; I The I^ews, Alexandria Ont, September 22 1911 ^^Why,Hubby LAURIER GOVT. DEFEATED. ww dear, isn’t . Week’s Catch I )) Country and City Decisively Pronounce Against this tea all right? A GREAT FINAL SALE !G«adcD«edI ItttBis on interest tor; JiZi . -EZ3 TJZT# OF the’.Itlaoy; Seaders^oUThe Xevrs* . i Reciprocity. Conservative Have Majority of 44. FALL FENCING. all lairs now have their Glengarry Fair, Alexandria, Ont., Klection night, despite the fact that ONTARIO Tuesday and Wednesday, t'ept. 26th it was raining heavily, was a hot Algoma West—A. C. Boyoe. and 27th. Don't miss it. night here in Alexandria. Karly in the Brant—J. H. Fisher. Brantford—W. F. Cockshutt. Canadian mines last evening the crowd began to congregate NEVKR SOLI! Iff miUK e hundred and five BrockvUle—John Webster, To clear our entire stock of Wire Fencing The last four days have proved stre- before The News office, where elabor- Bruce, South— J. J. Donnelly. nuous onea for candidates and sup- (< we will offer it at prices never before porters. This is quite according to ate preparations had been made to Bruce, North—Hugh Clark. Oh, it’s not bad ! tradition as the ‘*week” is really lim- give to the people as received Carleton—Edward Kidd. Sept. 23rd, Ehifferin—J. A, Best. heard of in the history of the woven fence » establishment ited to the fouir days. over tile wire 'the returns from the At- lantic to the Pacific. On this occasion Dundas—^A. Broder. dnt Oi a Jewish But I wish you’d These prices should be an Inducement to every farmer the bulletining was exterior, and so Durham—C. J. Thornfon. Simon's store will be closed to-mor- Elgin East—D. Marshall, who can use Fencing either this Fall or next Spring, row, Saturday, it being the Jewish arranged that all might benefit there- from. Mr. E. I. Tarlton’s deft brush Elgin West—T. W. Crothers. order some Red to seaure his requirements st better than factory is week sold a New Year’s day. Open for business on Esaek North—0. Wilcox. ’ano to Mr. Jas Monday. posted the figures as received, and his prices, ts- These prices are good only on the follow- co-operation in the work is appreciat- Frontenac—J. W. Edwards. Rose — the kind ing stocK : Grenville—J. D, Reid. • % X TmLBaÉK OF OTTAWA IVrASUSHED W74. Agricultural' ^ % THE miR THAT LEA "Unit « nil. M Nawember 1SI& S43,e64,03« ■ Don’t miss th We invite yoor # ^ Department SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT. Any sums from $i upward may be deposited Centra Canada •nd interest will be added to your balance twice yearly. Business Metlioiis in Cow Se-I Overrun in Butter Making Take What Pill ? WE HELP YOU SAVE. iection. The’ overrun in butter making is Why, a Dr. Miles’ ^ Sxhibitfji often confusing to those not familiar with the composition of butter nor ^ Anti-Pain Pill, » If a business firm should hire ten with'the process of making it. of course. Good for all kinds of ALEXAMUBIA BBANCH. t. T. UASSEY, Kanagw. men at the same daily wages, to do Overrun means merely that one OTTAWA, Sept. 8-16,191 IIABTINTOWN BBAKCH, B. W. POLLOCK, Managar. the same kind of work, and found pound of butter fat when churned in- pain. Used to relieve Neuralgia, MAXVILIÆ BEANCH, C. P. HUNTER, Hanagar. that some of these men did twice as to butter will produce more than a Headache, Nervousness. Rheu- / pound of butter, just the same as a matism, Sciatica, Kidney Pains, much and some three times as much pound of flour when mixed with work every day as the others, and yeast, milk, salt, and water will Lumbago, Locomotor Ataxia, Display of Canada’s finest specimens of live stock, [ did it equally well, how long would make more than a pound of bread — Backache, Stomachache, Period- field and garden produce. $16,000 in cash prizes, gold ' Capital, Rest and Undivid- it be before they would discharge or overrun. Just so with butter. ical Pains of women, and for etc; awarded for agiicultural products. Many object lessi the slow ones and #mploy only those When the cfeam tests twenty-five per cent it requires four pounds of such pain in any part of the body. Farmers. Pavilions filled with Novelties. i ed Profits $ 6,480,486. who could do an avergge or more **I have used Dr. Miles* medicines for UNION than an average amount of work ? cream to contain one pound of butter fat by churning it is washed to re- over IS years and find them excellent I Mr. Henry F. Petrich of Glencoe, keep Dr. Mile^ Anti-Pain PiUs in the Total Assets 0ver'$;47,400,000. fat bu churning it is washed to re- bouse all the time and would not think Minnesota, has charge of a cream- move the butter milk, then salted to Marvel of the Age presented in Sensational Flights c ery at that place and has recently of taking a journey without them, no suit the market. Ttie composition of matter bow uiozt a distance I am going. Curtis Aeroplane, including race with Automobile. Reprd BANK taken a cow census and compiled average butter is as follows ; I cannot praise them enough.” « duction of the Grand Naval Review as seen at Coronatioi OF CANADA records showing the pounds of but- Butter fat 82.5 per c«mt. Miss Lou M. CHURCHILL. of King George 5th. A Gorgeous Firework DispJa/ ter produced for one year by the Water 14 ^ ** 63 High St, Penacook, N. H. cows owned by the patrons of that Unique Midway and Superior Vaudeville- , / Established 1865 Funds for Your Trip Casein 1 At all drugglets. 2S dotes 26c. creamer. Mr. Petrich could not Mineral matter 2.5 “ MILKS MEDICAL CO., Toronto,Can. figure the yield of the individual In the process of making butter, no matter what part of the world you visit—secured, when- cows, but has compiled the figures the constituents naturally would vary very carefully for each individual the same as in bread, depending upon The Grounds, which have been improved and enlarged, wif ever and wherever you want them, if you carry a Travelling herd and has furnished to the writer the skill of the maker. In both cases, be a blaze of electric illumination during P'air week, tiémern^e a record of 205 herds, giving the the water would vary the most so is Letter of Credit from this Bank. a.v^rage pounds of actual butter pra Exhibition continues in full swing whole nf Saturday, Septenïp^ •esponsible fpr the greatest variation CARING FOR THE PULLETS. duced per cow from each herd for of overrun. Yet it would be impoi» 16th, with enlarged programme. Railway Rates- R'îdtjcâ.. , twelve months,. as follows : sible to make either bread or butter When neighbor calls “your pullets Obtain a Prize List from. ' T ’ ! Absolutely safe, as no one else can realize on it, and an slow as ’lasses In January at layin’” 5 herds above 250 lbs. containing no water. In fact all food introduction to the best Banks and Bankers everywhere. products whether of vegetable or of and chuckles round about his “phe- E. MCMAHON, Secrefiry. 17 herds between 200 and 250 lbs. noiDs” that beat the band layin’ at animal origin contain more or less '-"ti Our local Manager will be glad to tell you all about 73 herds between 150 and 200 lbs. moisture and this element is one of four months, let him rattle away. 88 herds between 110 and 150 lbs. the things that makes \ur ft*cd Just remember. If that red splashed them. \ 22 herds below lit; lbs. wholesome. Again, the mineral mat- egg comes much before Sept 1, that ter in the butter, which is salt, large- premature bonanza is bound to burst, One of the five best herds made an ly variés from none at all îo four for such pullets lay a few little eggs average of three hundred and forty- percent according to market demands. one pdunds of butter per cow per and then lay off their feathers to lay Alexandria Branch D. S. INoaa, VWgr. Amount of casein left in the butter them on again. Early maturity is a annum ; another two hundred and has the least effect upon overrun for ninety-eight pountte, while the aver- razzle dazzle. Fowls that lay so early it ocCTirs in small amount, depending are generally pushed to it All poul- Dalhousie Branch, T. W. Munro, Mgr. age of the two hundred and five upon how well the butter milk is re- herds above shown was one hundred moved from the butter. try have a natural breeding season and and forty-eight pounds of mamifac- To calculate the percentage of must have a period for perfect devel- ©h. No! ^ tured butter per eow per annum overrun : Suppose have seventy opment, and the bigger the breed the Don’t think for a minute I am cut.of' If you take twenty-five cents as pounds of butter Irom 200 pounds of longer to properly mature. Turkey an average value of bhtter and cream containing sixty pounds of breeders are seeing this, and many 327.50 as the cost of feeding a cow butterfat. Apply the figures to the Tea and Coffee Business — SUii a for one year, you would find that formula : twenty-two paeons of this creamery Wt. butter—Wt. butter fat Stronger than Ever. * were not getting pay for their feed, Wt. of butter fat but keeping the cows at an' actual X 100-16 2-3 p.c. ARCH'D. J. MACDONALD. In other words aividing the in- loss. Eighty-eight farmers would be making from nothing up to 310 per creacse ten oounds oy the original iur Bnlk Japan anil Black Teas, Bean Coffe North Lancaster. year per cow, and seventy-three amount of butter fat, sixty pounds, farmers making from 310 to 322.50 and multiplying by fOO gives the per- on each cow. centage of overrun. The beat you can buy for the price. Our package Teas are same quality as other dealers, but in bulk I The cost of feeding for one year GuaranteedglMetal Beds. is another question, but in the above Teas I have certainly something better. calculation we have considered only The Bed shown here has 1 1-16' the feed, estimating that the skim BUSTICATBD. Always a nice fresh stock of Spices Canned-Fruits, milk, the calf and the fertilizer I IMIT* jSst got home from Coaey, down Table Delicacies on hand. in. Pillars, 5 1-16 Fillers, 1-2 in would pay for the labor, housing and the bay; interest. m them summer nais and 9thmr thlhca 4 Brass Top Rail, 3 1-2 in. Brass to'gay; Fur an\thing wanted in my line, ring up Number. 25., The purpose of giving the result Took a dip down at Atlantic by the tea; Spindles, 1 3-4 in. Brass Vase, of Mr. Petrich^s records to the '*ead- Seen, them highball fellers **shoot the ers of The Northwestern Agricultur- ohutee" In glee. 59 in. Head and 37 in. Foot, ist is to cause every farmer to 'stop Then 1 butted In at Kewx>ort. swell and sizes 4 ft. 6 in, and 4 ft. and figure as to the pounds of butter gay; •JOHN B0YLE, fat which he is producing per cow Had a hot old time along New Tawk’s Phone 26 Alexandria, Ont, per annum. 'White way; Pricc-$5.00 Bucked the tiger fierce down at Long Minnesota, Wisconsin and Towa Branch; people boast of the wealth that has Qot done up and cut for the home ranch. come to these ' siates through the keeping of dairy cows, and the See that sunburned shirt a->hangin‘ there? farmers of North and South Dakota See that busted ’si>ender on that chair? No. 2 Health Mattress $4.25- See my Sunday shoes all worn in holes? are giving more attention to the See them calloused corns on my sore dairy business than ever before, but Springs $2.50 and up. there should certainly be an awaken- ing among the people as to the dif- Have Z got a worn and hungry look? We will deliver this Bed, Mattress, and Spiing to any place in ferences between cows and dairy Well, you ought to see my pocketbooki Aro the most import, Am I pale and thin? Well, you'd be, too. Cleanliness the TownsMp of Lansaster during the next month for $11.50 methods. With them Jersey skeeters eatin' you. points of the moaein iVL cash, or at your nearest railway station. Orders by mail will The first step is to know your owti cows and find out which ones are Net a cent left of that great big wad? Photo by C. M. Barnlta. business. When orderl have special attention. paying the,r board, which are mak- Nit, but my life’s left. I’m home, thank Purity Ood! PRBTTÏ PUIiLgTS. your Meats. Poultry, Fi.,» ing a profit and wûîch ones are caus- If to some folks It’s a rustication by the ing a loss that eats up the profits. sea sow will allow only three-year gob- or Vegetables, leinOs,^ Test your cows for butter fat and It Is sure a bustlcatlon of poor me. blers and two-year hens in their breed- C M. BARNITZ. Quality this and photie : ANNOUNCEMENT rid your* farm of those that do nnt ing pens, claiming they are not devel- produce at least one hundred and During the harvest months, we realize that owing to oped till that age. fifty pounds of butter fat per annum. GIVE BREEDERS A REST. Pullets must have time to grow or- the à:arcity of labor, ^t Is somewhat difficult for our Then set your standard at one uun- It’s wise to break up breeding pens gans. build frames and cover them dred and seventy-five and each year many friends on the outside of our regular territory to as soon as the last egg is set for with flesh and feathers. increase your requirements until hatching. How ragged the hens get. participate in the good values we are offering. To you hav,e reached an average yield of There must be constitution and The South End Meat Marliet three hundred pounds of butter fat how the constant egg production thins stamina behind a pullet or those early overcome this, my representative will be only too them down, how the ration, mainly for per cow per annum. With proper eggs are a drain and she becomes JOSEPH^ABOURJN Prop., 3^, pleased to call with complete samples of our several study and attention the farmers of eggs, surfeits them and how the yards, dwarfed and weak. so often limited, seem like a prison. Honce practical egg farmers try to ’Phone 3. ALEXANDRIA, ONT- lines. And I bespeak for him your generous patronage. the Northwest could accomplish this result, and this would mean the add- Yes. give Biddy a rest. The molt Is hold back birds that show signs of pre- ing of many millions of. dollars to coming, and she needs to recuperate coclousuess, changing them from place the annual profits of the dairy farm- before that ordeal. Clean the lice off to place and keeping them from food the Biddles. Turn them on the green, that stimulates the egg organs. To Our Bargain Counter In later issues we shall take up let them run in the clover, loaf in the I be a prime continuous layer a pullet Is supplied with a large variety of Useful Articles at 5c., 10c., questions of testing, feeding and shade, give them a chance at the bugs ' must be well nourished as a chick, be breeding, but we want every farmer and wigglers and with “first aid” from- provided with mineral for frnm^, pro- 15c., 20c. and 25c, It merits the close inspection of shrewd right now to figure the results on his buyers. nature, supplemented by a protein ra tein for organs, muscles, feathers, own farm, and The Northwestern tion, help them to accumulate nitrogen enough carbohydrates for beat and en- Agriculturist will be pleased to nave to make their winter coats. And the ergy, with plenty of greens, fresh air Canadian Northern Railwa any of its readers send in reports WJ> * W T W^ I have a very large supply, and in showing the number of cows .kept, rooster too. He has crowed loud and and water. The life a la nature makes Ji mma order to clean it up, offer in 5 hag lots amount of butter fat produced, vith lopg, begotten offspring strong, and the big, rangy, fluflay cackler. When any information as to methods, breeds he needs a vacation. Give him and •uch birds are brought from range, V , during the next week only. or feeding that will be of interest to his harem a rest Turn him out on feed them on mixed grains in litter, Barvesters , 3 Stars..$2.50 Harvest Queen. .$2.50 Bakers’King. .$2.40 the progressive dairyman.—G. L. Hub- tue grass awhile with the sporty cock- and for n fine mash, mol.st or dry, use hell. erels. Let them copy his crow, imi- the following: Royal Household. .$2.70 Strong Bakers’. ,$2.40 tate his swagger, and if any of them I Pounds. Qrojund oavts 25 starts a scrap over a juicy, fat worm i ^heat bran 25 EXCURSIONS mé he will arbitrate the matter by lick- | Cornmeai * 25: ing both kids and gobbling the wiggler j Wheat middlings 13 Meat scrap 4 25 himself. To Wiuulpog. Choice of dostiuation left to the.1^ Cut clover 10 $10*00 Arch’d. J. Macdonald, Charcoal 2 and I'leo transportation granted from W itiuipog West to llogina, SasSta- lalt Swan River and intermediate points. Ticl ets at S18, conditional on .'iOt NORTH LANCASTER. isstied to original 8’arting point as sliown on going ticket. •- ' DON’TS. DATES OF SALE Don’t be purse proud. Pride founded Aug. 3 Lines in Ontario South of .O.T.R., Toronto to Sarnia and fr ^ Province of Quebec. on a pile of cash oft tumbles witli tre- Aug. 13 North of Toronto. Sarnia hue including all l)rancheR and - mendous crash. Ontario Railway. Don’t feed mangels with the Idea Aug. i6 Points in Eastern Ontario. that they have much food value. They Aug. 33 Points West of Toronto in Ontario. rSLE are 91 per cent water. Aug. 35 All points East of T(%outo in Ontario and Quebec. Don’t forget that oats and buck- The demand for Harvesters along the Can Nor l!ines is vc Mailed Weekly My Iddress in Canada wheat are 9 per cent fiber and the IMPORTANT.—To reach Canadian Northern points it will be nt' hulls must be counted out when meas- Pacific Railway to Winnipeg. $ uring the ration. For full intormatio^apply to Agents of the Canadian Nort' From Now (intll January 1st, 1912, for Railvray, Central Ontario, Bay of Qutite and Brockvll' Don’t feed ground dry bone with the Bailways. tdea that it U anything but old dead R. Lr FAIRBAIRN, Asst. Oen’I. Pass. Agt Can. Nor. 1 Ume and that oyster ahell la not better Write for Homeseekers- Guide showing i'l.OOO free hoir -/ Only Thirty Cents at half the prioa$ The x-Tews, Alexandria, Ont. September 22 1911 burg, M «ub-Deacon- During the ffer- tory a beautiful arc mariai was render THE DEAHI DURBAR ed by Mrs. î^rhiels with her usual ar- tistic taste and expression. preparing For a Great Function In Potatoes ! - i>otatoes ! After the ceremony a sumptuous Honor of King. wedding breakfast was served at the Delhi-Ke-Basnafi is the title with charming home of the bride's parents winch tile King-c.mperor will be hail- We take pleasure in announcing to the and the usual toasts proposed and re- ed at luc Durbar m December. No of- ■‘■iv. • j ■ M A sponde Mr. Donald A. Macdonald spentIVed- Personals nesday in .Montreal visiting relatives. Miss Annie McCuaig, St, George St. ADVANCE FALL ( NEWS from who had been visiting friends at Cot- Mr. K. D. MfcLeod, of Dalkeith, was ton Beaver and McCrimmon, returned, here on Tuesday. Our Store will be Closed Saturday, Sep# home on Wednesday. on account of our New Year’s Day. ^ Mr. C. J. Campbell, of VankleekHill, Mrs. I. A. Kinsella, who had been THE STORE that SETS THE PACE was in town Wednesday. on a visit to her mother, Mrs. M. Re-Opening Monday Morning, Sept. Lf Boyd, Klgin street, left on Monday for Lieut.-Col. R. Smith, ex-M.P., Corn- her home at North Bay, Ont, J wall, w’as in town on Tuesday. • • • Mrs. C. McCuaig and her sister, .Mrs. Miss Isabel Macdonald, Kenyon St., I. A. Kinsella, spent last week visit- This SjLimmer our business has been bigger than ever. east, visited Montreal on Wednesday. ing friends in East Templeton, and on A. MAHRSON, their return trip attended the Ottawa We are daily doing business with new customers, and these Mr. N. Rushman was in town on exhibition. ALEXANDRIA - - ONTA*. people continue to trade with us because they find here every- Monday. He left the following day for Hawkesbury. Mrs. Kinsella, of New York, is the thing they want in large varieties to choose from, of the highest guest this week of Mrs. Duncan Mc- Martin. She also had as her guest, Mrs. W. H. Barker and little son, of quality, and at the most reasonable prices. That is the reason Ottawa, were the guests this week of Mrs. A. Cameron, St. Lawrence Lodge, South Lancaster. why we have so many satisfied customers, who have been Mrs. W. L. Chalmeri. buying from us ever since the first day we opened pur store in Miss Cassie R. Macdonald, late of Mr. T. D. Carlyle and Miss D. Car- the General Advertising Department, lyle, of Munroe’s Mills, were the guest# FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR Alexandria. For Fall we are daily receiving a most beau- G.T.R., Montreal, who is visiting at of friends here on Tuesday. her home in Apple Hill, was the guest tiful stock, from factories aH over the country of fnends here on Monday. Mrs. D. D. MePbee is the guest this At MALONE, N. Y. week of Mrs. Farquhar Robertson, at Mrs. Page, Montreal, Miss McMaster their summer home at Williamstown. of Caledonia Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. Angus A. McMillan, Lochiel, v.*ere Hand in Glove with the guests on Saturday of Mrs. A. Me Sept. 26, 27, 26, & 2S, 1S1I. Messrs. A. M. Campbell, Maxville, the World. and P. A. Chisholm, Summerstown, Master, “Twin Elm Voltage,” Passif- were in town the early part of the em. Iiv Ladies’ Golf week. Mr. Arch. Lothian, of Newmarket, SIXTIETH ANNUAL EXHIBITION R^v. Mother .Josephine and SisterSt. Ont., spent the early part of the week Jackets, Andrew, of St. Paul, Minn., were the the giiest of his mother, Mrs. Donald guests this' week of Mrs. D. A. Mc- Lothian, Main St. She also has as Arthur, Catherine St. her guest, Mrs. Jas. Lothian, of Ot- Sweater Coats • • • A Fair for Everybody! ^ Mr. and Mrs. John McMartin, and Mr.’ A. L. Smith came over from Corn Mrs. John McDonald, who spent the Courteous and Fair Treatment Exten> Fall Short wall in Mr. McMartin’s car ans spent past month the guest of her ueice, to All. several hours in town on Monday. Mrs. Wm. Morris, returned to her home in Ludington, Mich., on Friday. She Coats, etc.. Mr. J. D. Grant, of Laggan, was in was accompanied try Mrs. 1). McDon- \ town on Saturday. ald, of Custer, Micti. Dr. W. McDougald, Montreal, spent One of the sociat events of the sea- 2A(] Admission Injf Dsf We are showing a Monday evening in town. son was the post nuptial reception given by Mrs. W. L. Chalmers, on beautiful range, Mr. Arch D. Maooonald, of Arnprior Wednesday afternoon. The handsome /isited relatives in town this week. house was cheerful with the rosy glow and would be very of firelight and shaded candles and the Complete in all Departments DENTS 'W. Mrs. James D. MePhee was the guest drawiîîg room and lea room were fra- Increased Premiums Insure Extensive Exfsy’’" ^ glad to have K!D CLOVES for several days of relatives in Otta- grant with a profusion of exquisite pink roses. Mrs. Chalmers received in Farm Produce, Cattle^ Horses, Sheep, Swine, Poultry you call and inspect We are exclusive agents here f of a dainty frock of pmk ninon over pink the celebrated Dent’s Gloves. Messrs. D. Chisholm, of Cobalt, an(^ satin with touches of gold. Mrs.Barker Art and Household Products. Angus McMartin, of Michigan, were in of Toronto assisted her daughter in the same. Every pair guaranteed to g've town this week. receiving, wearing an ashes of /oses perfect satisfaction. We are now silk gown. Mrs. Duncan A. Macdonald showing new full lines in dressed Mrs. I). Donovan, Miss M.Macdonell was in charge of the lea room and . THE RACE PROGRAM Kid, Mocha, Chamois, Cape Kid and Miss Cuddon were in Montreal for poured tea, ably assisted by Mrs. A. the day on Wednesday. H. Barker, of Ottawa, Miss Grace is very! complete and | will farin'^ together the • • • Munro and Miss Jessie Kerr. Miss R. Hope, after an enjoyable Î largest îields of the fastest horse^*£ Ic ep; holiday at her home in Summerstown 1 Miss K. Cattanach was the guest of any County Fair in the State. ^8,2oo in Stak^. , returned to town ori Thursday, ' Montreal friends this week. ^ Î Biriony In Dress Tie Hlp-Subdoed Fignre-FasiioB Retires It. • • • and Purses. Entries close Sept 16. Records Mr. Neil Macdonald, of Cobalt, re- Messrs. Alex. Danis and 0. Ranger, Î ceived a warm welcome from his .nany of Ottawa, were here yesterday. that day no bar. friends while in town the early part The “Nuform” Corset 2.29 Pace, Purse.. .^-4(10 % of the week. Mr. .J. J. Morris, of Montreal, vis- i • • • 2.20 Pace, Purse. 400 ? Is the garment that produces it. Sylph-like ited relatives at Lochiel yesterday. Messrs. D. W. McLeod, Dougal McIn- 2.17 Pace, Purse.. . 400 F grace is an admirable description,*but readily tosh, Skye ; Allan McCrimmon, Angus The Misses Ella and Annette Huot ^14 Pace, Purse. .. 400 attainable through the wearing of the proper R. McDonald and D. H. McGillivray, spent yesterday witn Montreal friends. 2.11 Pace, Purse 400 of McCrimmon, were among the visit- “ NUFORM ” Corset- Of course NU- Free-for-All Pace, Purse , ors to town on Monday, Mr. Jos. Corbett, of Ottawa, renew- • • • 2.29 Trot, Purse -±'-. FORM will not change nature’s build- ed acquaintances in town on Wednes- Mr. D. J. MePhee, of Dunvegan, vas 2.22 Trot Purse 4Q They smooth out hard lines and present day. in town on Monday. 2.16 Trot, Parse the wearer in proper poise, as well as curves Mr. J. Douglas Macdonald, of Pem- 2.24 Pacing Stake, Closed - l,0f^ \ Mr. P. W. McDonald, Apple Hill, was of grace and ease- For improvement of th - broke, was in town for the day yes- 2.25 Trotting Stake, Closed 1,0(W \ T in town on Saturday. terday. figure, service, easy fit and price, there could 2,19 Trotting Stake, Closed 1,000 ■be no more perfect harmony of result. Mr. A. J. McDonell, contractor, St. Mrs. J. Boyle and her sister. Miss 3 year-old Trotting Stake, Closed 50Ô Timothee, was in town this week. MePhee, were visitors to Montreal, on Consolation Handioap, Purse ^ Wednesday. Harmony is a law of the uni- Mrs. ]). J. McDougall, of Dalhousie verse' — and of well ordered Station, visited friends here on Sat- Mr. R. A. Taschereau, barrister, of society. Intelligent, well-bred Ladies’ Fancy Neck= Montreal, was the guest on Wednesday people follow the law of har- of Mrs. A. G. F. Macdonald, “Garry A BASE BALL PROGRAM Mr. James Morrison, of Montreal, Fen.” mony in dress. wear. Belts, etc. was the guest this week of Mrs. D. J. is being arranged between the most prominent clubsri McDonald, Eig. League. ' Shoes that do not harmonize We have just opened up a large shipment of with .other features violate these goods, they are all the newest creations Mr. Alf. Kennedy, of Montreal, is good taste. Simon’s Footwear and we would be very pleased to show them spending some weeks with his mother is made in styles to match Mrs. A. D. Kennedy. NDUSEHOID HimS The Vaudeville Performance \ - every mode of dress. to you. Mrs. Donald T.'rquhart and MissMary Nasturtium petals look like pretty on[the Stage in front of the Grand Stand will consist of the Br Urquhart, of Montreal, were the guests bits of bright velvet. Put them Intd a ton Troupe, of six people in two acts, and the Braggan Bia. of friends here this week. salad or between thin slices of bread and butter on the sandwich plate and three people- in two acts. These are undoubtedly the best Among the visitors to town the fore they will puiify the entire system. liio^t wonderful acrobatic acts of their class and are replete,— Clover tea, one of the best of tonics, part of the week we noticed Mr. A. most wonderful and amusing feats. / BETTER CLOTHES R. McMaster, of Summerstown. is made by gathering the red blossoms stemming them and steaming them for It is a primal, basic .fact in all construction work—a finished product can be Messrs. D. J. McIntosh, of Green- s*x hours. Drain and take a teacnpfut every other day. no better than its raw materials. This is equally true, whether you build field; and P. W. O’Shea, of Apple'Hill, The Canadian Hippodrome Co., were visitors to town on Tuesday. Dandelion tea is quite as effective as railroads or clothes. that made from clover blossoms. Pour with a stable of Twenty-five Choice Thorcughbred Horses, Rev. Dr. McPhail, of Kirk Hill, was boiling water over the dandelion blos- Î 20th Century Brand bench-tailored clothes are better because they have a in town on Tuesday. soms, let them stand at the back of furnish Chariot Races, Roman Standing Races, Hurdle Races better beginning, and they continue to grow better through everv process o the stove to steep for five mimites. Running Flat Races- I* Mr. and Mrs. Rory McDonakl, Skye, Strain, sweeten and drink hot or cold. making, down to the last stitch in the buttonholes. visited friends here on Wednesday. Slippery elm barr. is a cure for sore throat. Pour a cupnil of boiling water Mr. John A. McMillan, of Ijochiel, over the bark. ISTien cold strain and Good Music and Something Doing ai! the Time. transacted business here on Saturday. add lemon juice and sugar. Parsley salve will euro sores and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Seguin, Glen burns. Place a handful of chopped pa. Excursions Qn ALL EAILROADS. Robertson, were in town on IVednes- sley and teacupful of pure lard into a SHOE WISE PEOPLE, saucepan. Allow to simmer iintil the parsley is thoroughly cooked, which There is no better wisdom in regard to dress Rev. A. Govan, of Williamstown, left should require about twenty-five min- The Biggest Show on Earth at utes. Strain through a coarse cheese- than special care in the selection of footwear. last week on a two months trip to Scotland. cloth and keep coA*ercd in a dry, cobl place. the Price = » 25c. Mr. C, J. McMillan, of Toronto, is All of these remedies will be found Simon’s Footwear spending some days with Mrs. McMil- useful in treating children and will lan, Centre St. take a considerable sum from the doc- E, W. LAWRENCE, Pres, ÏHOS. ADAMS, Trïa,, i Is made to meet the precise demands of “ shoe tor’s bill at the end of the year. WALTER J. wise ’’ dressers, who are very particular and Messrs. J. I). McLeod and J. J. Mc- MALLON, Sec’y. , t ’ exacting in their buying- Donald, of Cotton Beaver, were lews A FURNTSBT.VG SUIT. callers on Wednesaay. f-f- In selecting wall paper for a room The particular buyer, who is not satisfied Miss Malone, who had been visiting with a rug, always take the rug into to wear “any old shoe’’will fully appreciate lier brother, Mr. F. !.. Malone, return- consideration. Let the paper harmon- ed to Toronto Tuesday. ize with it. being a shade or two ligh- the fit style and worth put into ter than the floor covering if you Mrs. Angus J. Macdonald, after a would have the best effect. I delightful visit to Ottawa friends, re- Some Newspaper law-Reail It The Worlds Best Shoe tyrned home on liiesday. HOME-MADE BOOKS. The picture books made at home of If any person orders his paper discontinued he must pay all, Messrs- D. A. McLeod, -\Iex >fcL<'od, colored cambric on which are pasted arrearages or the publishers may continue to send it until paycrep*’ pictures cut from magazines or papers of McCrimmon, and Alex. .nCk. asKÜl of is made, and collect the whole amount whether the paper is taket Laggan, were in town on Wednesday. are sure to amuse the small boy or girl. Make the pages sufficiently large from the office or not. There can be noriegal discontinuance uâfî; •VMîSS Mary McOims, of Glen Robert- to carry good-sized pictures, and pay payment is made.i Visit our store and let us prove to you that ours is the place to son, for the present is acting as de- some attention to the matter of ar- do all your you will save jmoney and secure the puty in the local post office. rangement of the illustrations ; a ]>age Any,.person who takes a paper .from the post office, whether of chickens, another of dogs, another directed to his name or another, or into his home, or wliether he best articles sold \n the county. Miss Irene Whyte, of Montreal, who of cats and still another of airships, has subscribed or not is responsible for the pay. , This proceeds spent the past week the guest of her will interest the child more than if the iiir~ The S ore fill be closed Saturday, September'23rd, on accennt of a Jeiisb Holiday. cousin, Mrs. Wm. Morris, returned to illustrations are placed hit or miss. upon the ground that a man must pay for what he uses. her home on Saturday. If the pages are buttonholed with stout thread, they •will stand bard The courts have decided that refusing to take newspaper/ Mrs. W. H. Barker, of Toronto, ar- wear better. and'periodicals from the post office, removing and leaving then rived in town Salurany aftemoop on Place.'the youngster’s initials on the uncalled for is pr-ima facie evidence of intentional fraud. a visit to her daughter, Mrs. W. L. first p4ge* This suggestion of posses- Chalmers, Kjmyoii St. east. sion will please. •rne JNews, Alexandria Onî, September 22 1911 >*X**>*X**X*<**>*X**X**>*X**t**I**X*<' WELL, WELL! XÏ THIS i3a HOME DYE it J;hat AKYONE .can use .OÎ Interest * II ❖ ❖ \ ^ to Women dyed ALL these ^^WFFERENTKINPS of Goods — aith fhe SAME 05*. I used No Chance of MU* •x**x~>^<**> takes. Simple and Clean. Send for Free Color Card may be kept on one.^ On another slip and Booklet UU keep the bills which come with tin* DYOLA l0HEIVt"^KINIK''‘~»| RÎCHAWDMN' IN IHE WOMEN’S WORLD provisions from the market. CO., Limited, Try adding a little salt and a 'ittlo Montreal Can, soap shaved so fine that iL,is almost TO MAKE GOOD FIES. a powder, to the kettle of ^arch; you \ Do not roll tlxe paste too thin. H it will be surprised at the extra lustre \as not sufficient thickness it will be the starch gives the clothes. ing and some other coffee sweets. anh tasteless when baked. Oftentimes a piece of fine emery Brown two tablespoonfuls of granulat Using preserves for pie fillings, board such as is used for manicuring ed sugar. When a reddish brown, but ■ips of paste over the top, lat- the bails, w 11 remove an unsightly not burned, add three tablespoonfuls èhion, but never use a cover or blot of ink. Rub the spot gently, lest of boiling hot coffee, such as would be ^JSt. the texture of the paper or cloth be made for breakfast, in the proportion >mdle paste as little as possible impaired. of a heaping teaspoouful of powdered A solution of chloride of lime and i»d in as cold a place as you can lind coffee to a cup. When the caramel Ffour both board and roller plentiful- water, a tablespoonful of the lime to has dissolved in the coffee, mix with ly and roll quickly. Butter the tins, two gallons of water, is an excellent sifted powdered sugar until of the de- v^l before putting in the bottom medium for removing the most stub- sired thickness for frosting or bon- ci^t and do not cut it until the lop born stains. Soak the stained gar- Vrot is laid on, as it is apt to shrink ment for hours in the solution, and Chocolate is perhaps combined with •jwn at the edges. in titne the offending spots will dis- more flavors than any other. One Ti e tart apple is the one for pies, appear, and tgis without injury to the might almost say that everything un- f t'-tod jiavor. If fruit is not ripe it der the sun is combined with cho- Keep a few pieces of camphor gum colate by confectioners. Dates, figs, 9 »e stewed and allowed to get ie sugar added and then put in your linen closet ; it will aid in ginger, lemon, orange, pistachio, jrust. If used warm the crust keeping the linen white. strawberry, raspberry, peppermint, soggy. If fish is wrappw. well in oiled pa- violet, rose, wintergreen, even ordi- per, it will not impart à flavor or od- ary molasses candy, all acquire a coat- or to other food stuffs in ^the refriger- APPLE AND PINEAPPLE, ing of the blackest chocolate and ar« eaten with pleasure by those who ^le and pineapple make a If, after opening and draining the would consider a housewife wellnigh of jelly.- To half a peck box of sardines, you slip the tiny fish unbalanced should she use some of used a medium-sized on a plate and sprinkle with lemon these combinations at home in creams fok the fruit together tin • juice, draining the Ksh a second time and câkes. The truth is that flavors ii drain. Return the juice before serving, you will And the flavor which may be combined to advantage A after measuring it. Mea- vastly improved. If some of the fish in a box of mixed bonbons are often i(|unt of sugar equal to the are left keep covered, and ne5:t day impossible in other forms of sweets. ^ Iten* the juice has boiled^ ex‘ mince them with hard boiled egg for a fiventy minutea, pour it on the var and'stir constantly till all Occasionally boil out the coffee or ■“ ^ssolved. Then pour at tea pot with a solution of borax and jelly glasses. Jelly nade water. It is a elennser and purifier. HOHSEHOLO NOTES For Sale AS way will set very quickly. Borax is an excellent medium for keep BUILDER’S SUPPLIES ing tinware of any kind bright. Buttermilk is the best possible thing One emaU farm initable for market CASTER CUPS. to clean linoleum and oilcloth. FOR MODERN HOMES. garden or henery, containing 37| acres ',A piece of heavy furniture such as a If a boiled egg Is fresh it will dry Franklin County FEEII FIDUI situate in the Village of Lancaatcr. ^uch, Morris chair or large table, ev- quickly when taken from the water. Good house and bam. A rare chance though provided with casters, will For a bee sting, simply drop chlo- I carry the most complete line unsightly marks, on a hardwood HOW TO COMBINE FUlVORS roform on the stung place and it will to buy a small farm. Convenient to - Caster cups, whether of glass, entirely kill the poison. 7- Fair of Dressed Matched Spruce Lumber R.R. station, also best of land; about or wood, win prevent this. The The real culinary genius has little A full supply in stock need for rules about the combination Cheese will be kept moist and- free and if it is yonr intention to make 5 acres bush. '■«. fit into these dish-shaped hold- of flavors in coo«ery. Nevertheless^ from mould if wrapped in cloth wrung extensive aiterations in the oid home living the housewife many a out in vinegar. of Mill Feeds, Feed ,>t’ rules are useful, and may be of greats MALONE or to erect a new barn or other out One small 15 acre farm neat Baine- Apply as quickly as possible a, piece use to those who possess only talent ville Station, with new house and and not genius. of ice—holding it, on the injured part buddings. Knowing it wiii pay you Flour, Oornmeal, Bran i CREAM OF CORN-SOUP. for several momenis, and no blister NEW YORK STATE bam ; excellent soil. There are three kinds of combina- V Six ears of green corn or one can of will appear. to purchase here, permit me to re- tions. In one one flavor is subservient Eyeglasses may be made bright and and Provender. om, one pint of cold water, two table to another, being merely used to mind yon that I can fiii your order A larg^ dwelling situate in South ^^oonfuls of chopped onion, one pint of clear by sprinkling them with alcohol Sept. 26 to 29 emphasize it ; in another the two with despatch in any of the foliowing scalded milk, one and a half teaspoon- from an atomisei and then rubbing Lancaster, an ideal summer residence. flavors create a new one, and^ in a with soft tissue paper. 'fuls of salt, a little celery, salt aïid third class two flavors, or even more, Building Materials, yenne, half a pint of whipped cream. A brass-headed lack driven into are combined in suen a way as to Several towellings In Lancaster and Tee tablespoonfuls of butter and three each of the lower corners of picture keep each one distinct, while pro- Matched Spruce'Sheeting, Flooring, South Lancaster Villages. '^blespoonfuls of flour. Cook the corn frames prevents pictures from leaving ducing an harmonious whole. EXGORSIOISEPT. 2S ' the cc.d water for twenty minutes, marks on the wall. TAG Clapboards,-. Featheredge Clap- As an example or the first order, a Glengarry Mills A number of 100 acre farms. * a sieve, add the scalded When' sweepinîg Turkey, Axminster boards, V Joint Ceiling, Laths, Hard I Co^ the oniop thoroughly in slight lemon flavor is often added to ^ any thick piled carpet, always brush strawberry sweets to accentuate that LIMITED, For further particulars, eaU on or JUtter, add the flour and seaeo«- The way of the pile and it will look special Train wood Flooring, Windows, Doors, write to 4 4/. Ithe bom mixture ; cook for five of the berry. This delicious berry fresh and bright lor years. Fare. T me. Mouldings, Verandah Materials* etc- JOHN F.CMcGREG0R, then strain ; add the whipped does not always need such an addi- If you are distressed to find that D. P. J. TOBIN, \s^tl and serve at once. tion, but frequently, when it chances some careless person has scratched $1.50...Moose Creek 8.05 a.m. New Brunswick Shingle^. 13-tf Lancaster, Ont. to be lacking in flavor, the lemon will the new white paint with a match try 1.25.. MAAGER. .MaxvilIe... 8.15 give a zest without taking from its In- SCHOOLGIRL’S HAIR RIB- rubbing the darkened surface with part 1.25.. .Greenfield 8.24 dividuality. Hence its use much in ' ' RON’S. of a cut lemon. 1.25.. COAL AND WOOD. .Alexandria 8.37 strawberry frappe» and sherbets. A You can remove grease spots from ffhen there are several schoolgirl strawberry icing for cake is usually wallpaper with blotting paper and a 1.25.. .Glen Robertso-' ... , 8.30 j daughters m the tamily the expendi- too saccharine without a few' drops hot iron. Put the blotting paper over 1.25.. .Hawkesbury 7.30 ture on hair ribbons becomes quite a of lemon juice. Lemon juice, too, as the stain and press with the hot iron. 1.25.. .Vankleek Hill 7.48 considérable item. Fastidious mothers everyone knows, is used with many Chopped pistachio nuts are delicious 1.25.. Dp/ P. J. Tobin, WONDERLAND .Dalkeith 8.04 declare that ribbons never look insipidly sweet fruits for the same served with plain vanilla cream or 1.25.. LA^CASTER, ON”'. .Cxlen Sandfield 8.10 washed should try the fol- reason. blanc mange. THEHTRE Students are annually trained |[iod : Vanilla — only a few drops of the When making baked-custard, if the 1.25„.Ste. Justine 9.00 :uixture of three ounces of for business at the very best — is sometimes added to milk is warmed before adding the Arrive Malone 10.35 ÿ throe tablespoonfuls of frostings and bonbons flavored with eggs no water will settle in the bot- AV ^ teacup of gin and water, coffee or maple, merely to give them tom of the baking dish. Tickets good to return until Sept. Moving Pictures ^on is placed on a board nnd character, as they are often a little It is a good plnii to wipe out all 30, 1911. F3LL TERM jomim ' with the mixture. It is then flat without it. Only the most deli- greasy utensils with a piece of soft Return special leaves Malone 7.45 at the /;by dipping several times in cate suggestion's of vanilla should be paper before washing. This simpli- water, and not squeezed used. Too much hides the flavor in- fies the washing process. Destroy the p.u. OTTAWA . ONT.,.-' I hung over a line to drip, stead of accentuating it. It is well tc paper immediately. Corner St. Paul and ’ i’>etween cloths and ironed by avoid much vanilla, even when i^ed To remove marks and scratches on Dominion Streets, 'the ribbons from under the alone. Some cook books have a way dull finished furniture steam it under Trains Alexandria East Bonnd ^ prevents creasing and a of fairly dosing their sweets with va- wet newspaper and a hot flatiron. -,gy appearance at finish. The iron This must be done only if the furni- uld be kept still with pressure up- x\j.xoIG 1 ^ A.M,A Vf (Daily),of Coteaufor Montreal, Junction poinj.^ and J. E. S1ÜIIE, Vanilla and chocolate together are, ture has a dull finish. Calls for office help are an- it. Hawkesbury. Arrive Montreal a.m. of course, familiar enough. Without Don’t dampen silk when pressing ; opens Sept. 5th, 1911. We have ite ribbons will not turn yellow nually received. More than we it, chocolate is apt to be a trifle too a moderately hot iron \\ith a cloth washed if the water is warm in- 4 .‘±04.Q T>r .M,AT treai,Daily exceptGlen Robertson, Sunday), forHawkes- Mon helped thousands to mount the ladder bitter for most palates, but more than or paper, between the garment and can fill by far. Any young of hot, and the soap used a fine bury, Coteau Junction, Valleyfleld, CornwaU of success. May we not help you ? An Interesting, Instructive and a few drops of vanilla in a chocolate the iron, when the pressing is done and Brockville. Arrive Montreal 6.S0 p.m. i^ity. Rinse in three waters, Write for our free catalogue. mixture is a mistake. A drop or two on the right side, should be used. man or young woman who will sing a strong blue, Amusing Programme each night of vanilla is sometimes added to A method by wMch rooms may be 6 1 A Tt A/r (Daily), for Coteau Junction and the sun until half dry, • hen ,1U F.M. poiutB West. VaUeyfleld, Swan- Address George F. Smith, Prin., take a thorough course at this peach desserts by foreign cooks, but made mouseproof is to have the walls Change of Films every evening let dean muslin with a warm ton, also Boston and New York, Arrives Mon- more than the mere suggestion takes while still in the rough lined with fine treal 7.55 p.m. 2-lyr. Cornwall, Ont except Monday. great school is sure of secur- from the fine peach flavor. It should meshed wire mosquito netting, after never be used except with fruit that which the lumber is put on. 8^7.Of Ür.JVl. \T (Daily points, except Montreal, Sunday), Toronto, for loca and ing a good position. Short- , TRE MEDICINE CHEST, chances to E>e somewhat tasteless. To When putting »away the summer west. Arrive Montreal 10.40. ADMISSION ; Adults 10c. Cbildren 6c. hand, Commercial and Civil ^/iîlossom time was grandmother's use it with a peach of fine flavor .vov.ld suits of boy.s and men, be sure that Lime for Stocking the family medicine be atrocious. tlxere are no matches left in the pock- Trains leave Alexandria West Bonnd WHITE CLOVER Service. You may enter any- ets. Fires in attics often start from chest. Should you doubt this fact, Vanilla is sometimes used with c»- time. For catalogue write, examine her recipe aook and note how coanut, but it is not as good as an mice nibbling matches in clothes. 10 1^ A \A (Daily), for Ottawa. Arrive IV.1*^ A.IVI, Ottawa.Ottawa n.4fin..m11.45 a.m. Cement Blocks many things grown in the garden for orange flavor in this way. Orango In dusting a room, do not fail to dust the brass or iron bed well. Re- ornamental purposes only were used to and cocoanut make a mo.st happy 1 n 1 ^ A \A (Daily except Sunday), for Ot- The undersignod, an agent tor co- member that the head and foot pieces^ XV. A.M. tawa,Bockland, Varry Sound, W. E. COWLING, Principal ï^^Qrestall visit» of the family doo- combination, and this is a sample of rnent, keops constantly in stock oc is under the spring should be ua fr ^ ,/^1.