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YOL. XXXII—Xo. 4. ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, PEBRI’ARY 8, 1924- 8 2.00 A YEAR. 1W[ÜÏÏ ïfÀBS Of liB illbanilria 6- IISUIIMI CO. ^Successful Carnival at Sreenfieid ferlorniers Birdliouse Compelilitin lor flfllfi C, I, II., Moalreal, 5; L Alexander Oink I Score Big Success Urban and Bural Pupils Tl)o aimual mooting of tlto Kirk C)iie of the best and most evenly The 30th annual lucetiag of tho T!io nianogcment of Alexand'';- h‘iuk lu keeping v.-ith the reput.n.ti(in al- i At tlu- Alexandria High School, »»n Hill Congregation was held on Tues- contested hockey matches seen in j members of The Glengarry Farmors , believing that variety is tlni spi<-o (,i- ready estabiisiiod by Greenfield for tiio IJMi day of March, there is to bo day, Jan. ' 15 ulto. Report? were Alox-andria for several years Yas play- i Mutual Fire Insurance Co. was hold i life is weekly furnishing pativms ;i'i- novel and attvartive entevtaiuments fin exhibition of robin and phoebo t-ubmittod by ropreseiitativos of lb ed on tho Alexander Rink on Saturday j in tlic Town Hall, here, on ’ruesday j vel, amusi.ng and entortuiuii!:'.»; evon- tile Dramatic Club, under the au-ectations due undoubtedly to lhe j proved more than attractive. D. took ueM.eved a very decided sneecs-, with birds, chickadees, mitljatchos or wrens. a well thought and eloquently delivei t(’am. The reputation of the visitor.s storm king and impassable roa(A. Con- tli-e f{trm of a Carnival and.în exhibi- l-heir porfonnaiU'C pre^ênttvl in the At this cxliibition prizes will bi, award- cd address based upon • the genertil had preceded them and as a result the siderable interest,, however, nas dis- tion of fnm'.v skating by a reiuvaed i'arl.'ro[)ortion. Ail came expecting an in- was this noti(.;eabIe when that poit.iun I in the person of Mr. Norman Falk- Boys: a first prize $1.00; a second teresting game and tio one was disap- of the programme “new bnt.iue.ss’’ The club comprise-^ .girl.< and yijiing ness in, and zeal for the work of the ner, of Toronto. The atteiidn'iv?e of ! men wlio aecjuittteit thomseh"C> jqden- prize 7.') cents aud a thinl pD.do Ô0 church at homo hud abroad. Twedve ; pointed. was reached which permitted subjects spectators was good but not as birgi? cents. j J'rom tlie beginning of tho game un- cUdl.v before an apj»reciative .'"ludieaee. organ!/Ations submitted reporte. of vital interest to be gencraily dis- as tho quality of entortainnHor, war According to their programme “one (2) To Public or Separate School As the addresses accompanying tlio ! til the end the play wa.s fast ar.d fur- cussed. Among other points brought ranted but what was wanting in lack Girls: n first prize, $1.00, n socon-.l ious. Dan .Laparle, Joe Lalondc and up was the apparent difhculty in ma.ny good tiM-n followed another” and from loports were being delivered^ one was of numbers was fully made up in t .start to finish of their entert.ainincnt prize 7.J cents, ami a third prize 50 impressed by the very keen o»ttii:iism Alex. McMillan did excellent work on instances of definitely fixing the ori- tliusiasm and nj'plause. cents, in each of the (dusses indicated the forward line for the local team, gin of fires. Several valuable sugges- there was not a dull moment. There for furtlier success during the pro.-ênt Mr. Falkner made three appenraiic.'s was ;in abnndaucc of good singing, below: wldlo Tailfcr, Gagnicr and Banis on tions were thrown out which undoubt- during the c'cning and did not spare (a) For best Robin and Pliooim edly will receive, .at the hands of the clever dancing and instrumental music Whilst we are not in a position to the defenee broke up quite a number liimself in tli'e execution of a mimbcT of a high order. Each unmbev was Shelters, of jij'omising rushes. The C.N.K. for- incoming Board of Dirictors, every i;ive an exact financial statement fur of intricate figures that vvent to make sliort aud the audience ^vas kept in ex- (b) For best T’urpio Afartin Hou-scs. the past year, it is safe to announce wards played a beautiful coin!)ination consideration. game .ajul being in tlie pink of condi- Among those present we nollcod his e.xposition of fancy skating a cellent liumonr by comical s!-:ot<-hc= (c) For bi'st Bluebird, Nuthate'u, That the total amount collected fiom revelation to the majority present, and and an amusing dialoune. Tree Swallow or Chic.adee Ho-escs. nil sources approximates, seven thou- tion they made tilings interesting at Messrs. D. A. Ro.ss and A, R. .McOal- Imn, Mnrtintown, R. J. Pattingalc and many who witnessed his work on the IT is difficult to single oui any (d) For best Wren Houses. sand dollars. * ; all times for the local defence. Our A special prize of two dollars will bo own boys also showed some good combi- A. A. McLennan, Lancaster,' Wm, Ir- ice expressed the hop«? that ho w’O'jld number for S]»ecial mention as the l*ro- The session reported that twenty return to Alexandria, repeat his pro- given for tlic best exhibit of all. four members w'ere added to the com- nation work and the rushes of Laparle, vine, Dalkeith, Gilbert Seguio, Gên gramme was uniformally excelletit. .Lauzon and McMillan were at all Robertson, John A. McDonell arid V. gramme thus affording an opportunity The scvc'ral roles were enacted with Twenty -five prizes altogether will bo munion roll; th sacrament of Baptism to those'W’ho mis.scd seeing liim. awarded. The competition is open to ^va^s administered to twenty o to in- times dangerous. : At the end of the G. Chisholm, Lochic), J. Macdon- dramatic and comedy touches ar.d the A goodly number of .skaters appear- pupils of any Public or Benarate fants; death claimed eighteen mem- M.Ra J. R. McDONKLfj first period the score was 1 to I, tho ald, Jas. Kerr, Alex. J. McKinnon, impersonations wore most enjoyable. play being practically as evenly balan- Thos. Stoepiey, Angus Kennedy. D, J. ed in costume, and their pre-ôiico on The programme opened with a rous- School in Ixichicl, Kenyon, ovAlcxau- bers of the congregation. diia. Any jnipil may contribute moio Wheu all reports had been subuiit- Rarolv is one called u]>on to chroni- ced as the score would indicate. In Outlibovt, Oeo. K. McDonald and P. tho iee together with the selections ing chorus “Greenfield Will Shine To- the second period each team notched Trot tier, Alexandria. by the orchestra made the evening night,” Plays, songs and dances fol- than one exhibit but e.ach must be acted, Mr. D. R. MeGilUvray asked the cle tho‘ dcatli of a friend ev fellow pa«s (jiiic.kly aud merrily. companied by the full name and the congregation to accept his resignation citizen who has been given tlio groat two more goals leaving the score once The meeting opened shortly after lowed in quick succession, each num- more tied when the iliird period com- two o’clock with Mr, .D. A. R-iss, Pre- Sliortly atter nine o’clock Judging ber eliciting rounds of applause'. address of the pupil and by a state- from the Office of Treasurer, which ho privilege of reaching the century mark ment from parent or guardian that as was Mrsi. John K. McDonell, of 17- menced. sident ill the chair. After welcoming took place, the Misses Gretta McRae so ably occupied for twenty years. The and K. Squires and Messrs Dave La- The plays: “Mama’s Boy,” “Wiion the house is the pupil’s own work. AU riddre.ss given below accompanying Mr. Otli Charlottenburgh, Glen Roy, who In this final period the ciowd had those present and some pa.'-sing re- londc and G. A. Baxter acting iù that Pa Got Took,” and “The Family Hold exhibits should be at the High School MeGilUvray's resignation w’as read by 'died on Monday, the 28th ulto. and all the excitement they could desire ferences to the annual stute;-umt to Back” all thrilling with fun, most bo as the play was very fast- throughout be presented, tho chairman caUod up- capacity. îjy 11 o’clock, on the morning of Mr, f>. A. McMillan, clerk of session. was in her 101st year. Only last May seen to be appreciated while an amus- March 35th. A delightful programme The congregation, having accepted we gave prominence in these colamns and tho winning goal was only scored on Mr, 'V'. O. Chisholm, See *y, to read Tlic result of their findings being. ing dialogue “Caleb’s Courtship” was by the Alexandria team a few minutes the minutes o fthc last annual meeting. Ladies, l,MissvE Playter, 2, Mrs. E, F. is being prepared for the afternoon and the resignation asked Mr. Morrison to to the proceedings ot her celebration given in .such a way as to fairly 1 ring tea will be served. Pupils exhibiting j'vcsent Mr. McGilUvay with a “Mor- uf tlic hundredth aiiiiivovaary of her before tlie final whistle blew, leaving This being done the auditors' report Shank.s; Gentlemen—1st, Mr .f). E. down the house. the score C-ü. for the year ending 31st December, MacRae, 2nd, A. .To.s. Macdonald. will be the guests of the High School ris cliair’’ and to speak a few words birth. The deceased was the eldest of The solos and clioruse# consisted of on that occasion. suitable to the occasion. By the a family of twelve daughters, of Dan- The players on both sides are to be 1923, was presented and read by Mr. l.st Prize, Girls, Dorothy Bvoi:io; 1st modern melodies and old time songs. congratulated on the clean hockey J. A, McDonoll, Auditor. This was al- Prize, Boys, Romeo Huot. courtesy of the “News” the two ud- caii Cameron, 22-6th Kenyon, aud wlten Several gentlemen added their quota BIRD HOUSE NOTES drosse.s are printed below, 19 years of age became the bride of I'layed throughout which was a treat so adopted without discussion Best (îentloman Skater—Mr. An- by rendering .songs. One was in '..i^^^signation of Mr. D. R. MeGilUvray Mr.’John R. McDonoll who predoc.eas-1 to the spectators. Only two minor The President and Secretary then thony Lauzon; Best Lady Skater— French, one an amusing action song Purple Martins like to nest in colo.’i- h ^To Session and members of J\irk ed her some vears ago. Ten eliUdren penalties were handed out during the vacated their chairs to give the mem- Miss Isabel Cowan. and one from the “Land of the Hea- ies .so houses for them should have • Jlili Congregation. Ivlessed tho union, four of whom sur- game uiul those were probably acci- bers an opportunity to select Iheir offi- Skaters in Costume—Ladi.'-.=» -.^Xis3 ther.” several compartments with, however, As I look back over the twenty vive, J. J. McDonell, of Lcadville, Col., dental. The local boys are looking cers for the open meeting, Mr. Gilbert Eva Playter, Circle Mah Jong; Mi.ss no inside communication between Dvcm* Dance diversions .1776 to 1924 were All other bird houses should have but years i have been associated with the .Vlex. J. Spokane, Wash., D. J. of Ross- forward to a return engagement with Seguin upoji motion was voted to lhe Beatrice Huot, Hum Lung; Miss Ei- in order. Although the dances of yes- officers of this congregation, T am land, B.O. and Mrs. D. j. McTntosh, of the Railway team and should tho C.N. chair, while Mr. Chisholm, acted as leen Brunet, Over the Hill; Mi?s Rose one foom or at most two, with but one terday were different from those of entran'ce Jiole to each room and no win glad to recall the very happy f'.vper- Greenfield. She also leaves four R. return to Alexandria they will bo Secretary pro tern. Mr. Seguiu in tak- Cluirlebois, Westeni Girl; Misses Isa- today they are all attractive. Thi;s iences wo have had together. During sisters, Mrs. Roderick McDonald, sure of a w-avm welcome ar.I of a ing the chair gi-accfully acknowledged dows. As birds like to come back bel Cowan and K. Dover, Hikers; Miss was demoustrated by a bevy of fas- in the spring to a clean house, nil boxt.s thse twenty years I observed spiritual Passifern, Mrs. R. H. McCormick, good gentlemanly game, as they have the compliment paid him by bis fellow G. liuporte, George 'W'ashingtor ; jMrs. cinating young laidies in quaint cos- and financial development, also large- Alexandria, Mrs. Rod. McDougall, Dal- shown that they are good sports and members and added his congratula- except those for wrens, should be to Roy Macdonald, Snowshoo Girl; Mrs. tumes, who executed a Dutch Dance built as to permit its being cleaned increase in membership. I auc glad keith and Mrs. P. O’Brien, Utn=:a. N.y. brilliant hockey players, and both our tions to the steady growth and stabili- E. F. Shanks, Mrs. Old Dutch. with skill and precision. In marked today, if in any way my services have, She was a loving Christian mother, players and the cro"^’d were quick to ty of the company. out from year to year. -Birds like out- Gentlemen—Messrs. D. E. MacRae, contrast to this was a modern dance side perdis but not inside. Some even in a small measure, contributed to an ideal neighbor ever showing patien- appreciate these points. Tlie next order of business was the Mall Jong: Anthony Lauzon, Underta- by the girls with their partners. A That growth. Whatever joy others may ce and consideration for others. Her The lino up was as follows:—C.N.R.; means by "which the house may bo s-.*t naming of new Directors to fill tlie va- ker; Chas. Lalonde, Chiname?i; Clem pipe-major in splendid form, played up ought to be provided. find in the work of the church of generosity was marked and fond mem- Goal, Brown; Defence, Parsons and cancies on the board, usually two but Charlebois, 'Westerner: A. Jos. 'Macdon- for a quartette "who did full justice *lhrist I am glad to say that my life ories of her will long linger in the Wilcox; Forwards, Murray, West, Ben- The following table gives specific this time three, owing to the w itlidraw- ald, Jester; Edward Huot, Highlander; to a Scotch Reel. A young I.uly in requirements of certain birds ha.s been blessed in it, and that ! ox hearts of those who knew and loved nett, Thompson and Murray. al of Mr. D. D. McDonell, some months M. Dewar, Clown. bonnet and plaidie danced the High- pericnced untold pleasure in the cxe her. It was given to the deceased to Alexandria—Goal, P. Lauzon; De- ago, now a resident of Red Deer, Alta. land Fling to the tune of the bag pipes. fence, A. Danis, J. Gagnicr, O. Tailfer, Boys—Romeo Huot, Ciowu: Paul rution of my duDes as Treasurer. J | ‘’^^taiu her faculties to tho last, which Upon motion Messrs. William Irvine, Huot, Knight; Saudiield Macdonald, Two lady members of the club de- |shall■ " not forget‘ the long suffering cud made her interesting, entertaining Forwards, Alex. McMillan, J. .Lalonde, D. A. McDonell and W. J. 'McGregor lighted the audience with a minuet, a Dan Laparle, Albert Lauzon, Joseph Naval Officer: Loo Gourville Prince .kindly courtesy of my associates i)i and companionable. were named to fill the vacancies which •Ubert; Harold Stimson, Wooden Sol- dance much in vogue during the Col- The funeral, from the residence of Lanzon and Leo Lauzo». tlie work that devolved upon us in tlie met with general approval. Messrs. dier. onial period. A lady in nautical cos- transaction of our duties to the church. her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Hugh J. Me- Timekeepers—Dr. M. Alarkf.ion and J. A. McDonell and Angus Kennedy tume made a great hit as she tripped S 2fl-S,a|| 11 W Especially did they e.-sercise p.-:ticiice ! Kdphaels Church and J. W'hitman. Girls—Phyllig Clienc}', Flower (Grl; a Sailor’s Hornpipe. Not the least were re-appointed auditors. Ar. a sub- Dorothy Brenie, Barney Google; Mil- and forehcaranee witli me since I aas I took place Thursda.v, Janu- Umpires—J. O’Brien and D, A. Mc- .sequent meeting of tluÇ Board of Direc- clever was the representation of an .. 6x6 6 1-3 dred Dover, Piorotte; M. ''formley. Purple Martin «fflicted with deafness. In this their ' ‘lospitc the severity of Donald. tors Mr. Win. Irvine/^ DalkcUh was Irish lad and his Colleen in a Nation- House Wren . ... 4x4 6 8 4-6 % kindly disposition towards me tluv * wcatlicr, it proved one of tiic lar- Referee John McDonald. Clown". al Jig. ... 5x.ô 6 4-6 elected President* of the Company for 0 Tree Swallow •vhowed forth the spirit oftruc Christian ■ ~ost and most representative in that It is to be hoped that tlie citizens 1924, and Mr. V. G. Chisholm, bêcre- The music throughout the pcvfor- Bluebird ...... 5x.5 8 6 will support the boys'as there is-splen- .!0-workers and brethren in Christ 1 neighborhood for years. The ltef|t;iem tarv Treasurer. mence "was excellent and contributed Nuthatch .. . -N'ow that I am advanced in vear.s and ^ «l'aoiod by Kev. Fatlier I!ou- did material in Alexandria for hockey greatly to tlie enjoyment of the evening Chickadee .. 4x4 8-10 S that my affliction (deafness)" and Save nride, and from which I derived a êPhee, St. Raphaels, Passes at Washington The King.” BBME BIIBSIBe CLASS great deal of pleasure; 1 hcrebv hum- ^*'6 pallbearers wore grandsons of (Bv G. Watt Smith M.A.) After the concert lunch was served bly solicit yonr courtcs.v, and ask von deceased, namely Er. D. Mc.rntosh, 3rd Kenifon Juniors ‘ God is my goodness Woodrow Wilson, the United States by the ladies in charge, Miss Squire.s, of the Provincial I'ub- tu accept my resignation from tho oftice ' -^te.xandria, Leo McDonell, Glen Roy, ‘‘Goodness” is a quality or aitri- War President, passed away at his re- A vote of thanks "was tend'‘'*cd to iic Health Department, on Wednesday uf Treasurer today. I trust that my i P.i'»can, Chni les, Donald and John J. bute of God. It is a Hebrew word next, the 13th inst., will inaugurate a McDonell, of Detroit, Mich. sidence in Washington, Sundav morn- all TT’ho helped make the evening a sucecssov shall take, even moro iuter- ! Vs. St. OapOaels which is variously’ rendered. Tlio rea- ing, after hovering for two days be- success. Homo Nursing Class in the St. John ^st in the office and tho general work j Many spiritual offerings v/ere re- ! der of tho Authorised version, virudi tween life and death. Those "wlio had the arrangement of Baptiste rooms, Dever Block, kindly of the congregation than I have been ! coived from sympathising relatives j 'pi,,. Kenyon Juniors went to St. is sui>plicd with marginal note.?, will placed at her disposal by the ladies o(- able to take. j and rnonds. (Glen Roy Correspond-j early part of the week Tho end came peacefully. IMrs. Wil- the production in hand, deserve high know that it is put there as “movey”, praise for the efficient manner :n the Society. The classes w'ill be heU Mr.s. McGillivra}' joins nm in my j _ land defeated their opponents 5-4. and the student who takes tho trouble son, Miss Margaret Wilson and Dr. at 4.30 and 7.30 p.m. and will be con- 0 I close throughout only Grayson were at the bedside. which their arduous duties wo'e car- pni>^ for the success and prosperity i to find what tho revisers have to say riend out. ducted every Wednesday throughont of congregation. We pray that i will find that they call it “loving- Fatigued and worn by the btittle the winter. r.ib„ ...V : Uniteil Counliss' Bauds I «vt'is S“;.S"S s;i ,„r,: kindness”. All the three elemjiils are with death which began before» he left •lantly the preaching of His Word and uuuiiiiuu UUIlUO for the first period leadingIcnrlino- 3 0 butb„t in the single word and all of them des- tlic .White House in 1921, the War that under the ministry of our new t!)c visitors settl^l dow’ii to hockey in cribe a quality which the psalmist President of two terms—eight of the most momentous years in the history Pastoi', and co-operatiou with him on the second and final periods scoring finds in the God whoso name he adorer, Inaugural Meeling Knights of Columbos Entertsln . the part of the congTegation, His Sold to Matlliews S Co. four goahs in succession. St. .Raphaels and one which we shall all find when of tlie world--closed his eyes and slipped peacefully away. cause may prosper not only in tliis tied the count in the last minute of we come into the presence of the Most The first of the annual série? of commuuitv but in the whole world. Cornwall, Ont., Feb. 1-—(Spc-i ial.) — play. Over time was played and af- High. But the most remarkablo Udng The end came w'heii vitality no long- A. B. S. ‘‘At Homes” held under the auspice.? DONALD R. McGILLIVRAY. James B. Himpson, Treasurer, in res- ter seven minutes had slipped liv the about the words is not that they des- er- could retard the steady dissolution of the Glengarry Council of tlio Presentation Address ponse to an invitation sent out. re- visitors notched the winning goal Tlie cribe something in God but that the which set in with the stroke of oara- Knights of Columbus took place on To Mr. Donald R. McGillivray on the j ceived no less than -seventeen offers home team wore considerably heavier writer claims something in himself lysis that laid Mr. Wilson low on his Pursuant to notice the annual meet- Wednesday evening in the new coun- occasion of his retirement from office for the purchase of county bonds for than the visiting lads and used their which he finds in agreement with this return from the western speaking trip ing of tho Board of Trustees of the cil chambers. While tho official open- of Tre.asurcr in Kirk Hill Presbyterian .1923 amounting to $145,463.62, 19 year bodies in a very effective manner. quality in Jehovah. He says ‘‘my” in 1919, in which he declared that he Alexandria High School was held in ing has been postponed until the al- Congregation. per cent, bonds. The comniRteO of St. Raphaels played good combination goodness. Wc all know what wo mean wa.s glad to give his life for the Lea- the school on the afternoon or Tues- terations in the new building have we the Session and Members of the Counties’ Council composcrl of the eontiimally while the visitors depended when we speak about the goodness of gue of Nations if that would make it day of this week at the hour of four been completed the officers decided Kirk Hill Congregation desire to offer | Treasurer, and George Smyth, Warden too much on individual work. Grant a piece of laud; it shows itself in tlie a success. o’clock. There were present Messrs. that it would be preferable not to put you our Iieavticst congratulations on | of the United Counties Stormont, Dun- Kennedy played his usual good g;nne crops which it bears. We all know The cause of death as officially an- E. J. Dover, J. H. Mitchell, M. J. Mor- off any longer the holding of the us- in goal for the 3rd Kenvon. Tho oMi too what is meant by the goodness of ris, Gilbert Seguin and J”. A. R. Huot. ual social gatherings, and on Wedlies- the tw’cnticth anniversary of your ap-! das, Glengarry, and H. M., Grant, Chair- nounced wa.s general arteriosclerosis day evening the members from the pointment to the office of Treasurer, ; man of the committee on Road? and ; er players were completely lost on the an apple or an orange; it is sometliing and hemiplegia. Messrs. W. D. McTjcod, J. T). Grant and which cannot be separated from the Alex. MePhee, also members, owing south end of the town of Alexandria ^so on your arriving at your eighty-' Bridges, met today to open the ten- small ice and "svandcrod away from ’ ]nit on a most enjoyable entertainment, fourth year. | ders. The offers ranged from 97.10 to their position too much. Dujuiis in fruit, neither its solids nor its liquids to tho inclement weather and impass- goal for St. Raphaels saved his team but yet all through it. able state of the roads, were unavoid- it is estimated that upwards of 1.70 Twentv rears ago you cutercl .upon ! ‘"g submitteil by This is the peculiar quality wliich ably absent. people wore present and all report a vour duties as Treasurer and during i ^ ; ®-* of Toronto, wdneh w-as from a worse defeat stopping shot after shot that looked impossible. Wil- the singer of Israel claims that ho ha.s Auditors’ Beport of Mr. E. J. Dever was appointed chair- most pleasant evening. Tho winners the intervening years you gave your-1 This w'as the largest iniiuber possessed from his God. God , is my man of the meeting and Mr. Jas. Kerr of the euchre party were Mrs. McLeis- self to the w'ork * not oulv to vour of■ i tenders ever received, and l:ie price. Be McDoneMcDoncll as referee handled the a faultless manner. The goodness. It comes out in his highest was acting Secretary. The Treasurer’s ter and Mr. Angus J. McDonald. Mrs. flee as Treasurer,' but also to ihe gen-'^^ which tlie debentures were s

ilso the best, ever rweived by these teams were-:—Bt. Raphaels—F. Dupuis,! report submitted aud adopted shewed oral work of tho congregation, with I D. MacDonald, D, McKinnon, J. Mac- man of piety. Just as wc read the epic that tho receipts for the past year were and her music "was very much apprt- ■unstinted devotion, and won a position I Donald, A. Dupuis and A. Ma(‘T)onald, written by John Milton which we call $13,705.74 aud the total expenditures ciated. Mr. James Malloy of Ottava of influence which the fellowship you i The auditors’ report of the treasur- gave some excellent violin seleetious 3rd Kenyon—G. Kennedy, A.O’Biien. Paradise Lost and find that it i.s filled er’s books of the Ma.xville School amounted to $12,939.01, leaving a bal- liavc had with the officers and mem- with something whicli is moro than ance on hand, on the 3.1st da> of Dec- wliich were greatly enjoyed, and t!tc bers lias strengthened. Your earnest- reasons for so doing, deafness and ^McDonald, A. Kennedy, J. K. and Board is as follows : piano playing of Mrs. John Mc-fjeister metre, and more than words, the soul RECEIPTS ember, 1923, of $766.73. ness in and zeal for the work of our general disaliility due to old age and i McDonell. of the man who has felt the sorrow and Miss Beatrice Huot also won well I,#ord in the community has dcopene-l whereas the coiigrogation recognizes 1923. Mr. W. 3). McLeod of MeUrimmon, merited recognition. The patronesses of England and her passion to be free Jan. 19. Olengariy aud Stor- was tlie choice of the^Board to hill the und broadened the faith of Nour as- that it would be unwise to insist ujxm from the tyranny of a despot wc can in charge were Mrs. R. 8. M«;J.eod, ■sociates. \'Oiir continuing in office which de- Mont Pupilage 192‘2 .$‘23 i-l.2J chair for the ensuing^ year, Mr. Mrs. Peter Beauchamp, Mrs. Harry find the same subtle something i:i the Jan. 23. Prescott pupilage James Kerr was re-appointed Gucre- The manv services you have render mands qualifications which you fc-cl Services in lhe Presbylerian piety of the man who has imb^iod the Beauchamp and Mrs. E. J. A. McDon- ed to the general life of the church, you do not possess at this ad\aueed 1922 193.‘33 tary-Troasurcr and Mr. Cosmos Mac- ald. The next of the series of enter- quality of God’s goodness. It makes Government Grant, Donald re-engaged as caretaker. have reflected honor on the office i stage of your life; and whereas the' his approach to the august majesty of tainments will take place on Wednes- which you held, and your willingness ■ congregation feels it cannot allow this : Church BesI Sunday ! (’ontinuation School The last annual report received from day February 13th, the eue.: re eem- God sometliing more than a fonnalty; 3922 .. SO.I.SU the Inspector is most gra’tifyir»g to the to self-denial in the w'ork of establish-1 occasion of your resignation to jiass, ! it is like touchinglike. Two yieople incncing on that evening at S.'jO 3ng the kiugdam of God on earth has gi-; without expressing to you its sinc^-r-c Morning at 11 o’clock; Subject, The i Feb. 1. County Grant .... .3J.J8.26 trustees, teachers and supporters of may eat off the same platter liecausc Examination Fees . lOl.-lO flic school. A paragraph or two ap- ven the ministers of tlie gospel as-, gratitude for all you have done in its! Things That Matter, they are both hungry aud ne«.Hl food. Government Grant . 19J4.95 pearing under “General Remarks”, bOcUited with you a worthier souse of interest, before and during your term Kveniug at 7 o’clock: Subject, One may eat with the reverence of de- their calling. Above all yo\a* Chris- in office; we therefore ask you to ae- Christianity and Labour, or Social Levy 6000.00 ive reproduce with pleasure; Entrance Exams Are vout gratitude to the Giver and the Borrowed from Bank 1000.00 tian courtesy and grace of character, cept this ‘‘Morris chair’’ no a con- Drt’anus and Social Hopes. other just to staunch the craving of “I must congratulate the Board up- your wise counsel in congregatimal Crete embodiment of our high os- J’reacher, Rev. J. A. H. McLcau, animal nature. Two men nmy h*ok on tho advance made since my last vi- Much later This Year • matters, your fraternal spirit have en- teem for yourself, and gratefulness îO|B-A. at a picture and one see in it waste sit and upon tlieir evident effort to deared you to all of us, and set us an you, for the service you so '••i:iceroIy j Meray that you both maye bo spared church was renovated is pai«l and but ‘‘My” God. He has reached to Printing 39, »Seience were equal to that made for arrangements the exams this year run inajiy years to continue your work of that the congregation is free from The annual meeting of shareholders tho,state where he has discovered that other subjects, little would be left to into July. Equipment 167, The dates are as follows. love, and win increasing affection ciuubrance. of the Glengarry Telephone Company in the Deity which is transmuted to Debentures 253. be desired. The pupils’ surroimdiugs from session and members of this; con- Limited fixed for the afterncon of himself, which he can make his own, are now bright aud cheerful and the High School Entrance, July 2nd, 3rd ANSWER, VALENTIN.R Note in Bank, interest aud gregation,, and from the comn;unrty!.4at Wednesday, 6th inst., owing to incle- His goodness, meix-y and loving kind- Sundries .. .. 103,8. relations existing between staff and pu- aud 4tb. large. ment .weather and impassable '--roads ness, and that produces. in him the pils appear to be most ha*‘iuonious, Model School Entrance, July 2nd^ Returned to. Municipality...... 1060- 3rd and 4th‘, • ' ^ . 'Whereas you have tendered your re- wnr you. .pRasi* to dine rwith; ‘m.c has been postponed until Wednesd.-ry character which both satisfies Hs.high- Balance iu Bank ..,...... LI . ,5.15. while the present spirit continues tho which you so cffecicntly .filled during in Ale.xandei' Hall, Wcilnesda'y, l\*b of next week, the 13th inst,. at the est-wishes and tells most, on those-who future may be faced vrith the utmost Middle School June 23rd. tlie past twenty veal’s, giving as your IStht"- hour of one o’clock. meet him in the'"eominon wavs of-Ufc, $iy!>5r,|9 confidence./’ , ' ■ Upper Sjîhfigl June 23rd, ' 2 THE GLEXGABRY XEWS, FRIDAY, FEERFARY 8, 1924-

delected only l»y shelling. Still others clogged with old cream or cold cnam look absolutely healthy in every way cannot do good work.—Farm and Bi^ Programme of Organized Winter Sport In Canada , ] and do not sliow mold until the hornels Dairv. are given the geiniiiiation test. The FIVE YEIRS’ Of interest iîifocted kernels will then either not grow at all or else will becojue covered with a rather cottony mob.l infec- How to MaHe Floor tion after sprouting. In many cases MNV ENDED TD the mold infects only kernels al the Here's tlio way to make' a •by and Farmers tip two inclu'S and the butt two ii]i:hcs, serviceable floor for that new jmultry leaving four to six inches of go >d seed house. Use four inches of go>d grade When HeTook“Fruit-a-tives” com inthe central part of the ear. cinders covered with two layois of •Many nicn have advocated, therefore, tar paper and throe inches of cement For Rheumatism SkimmllHetter fanning the idea of using ears whicli other- on lop. The cinders shouM imt give wise look fine after shelling off the any trouble from disintegration nr al- The Medicine Made From Fruit tip and butt kernels. Wc ]>rofer not Jn our judgment the well managed low the floor to sag or break, for they There can be no doubt that to use ears wdjicli give a>iy imlicfilion ereamory, receiving a suftieiciil volume are often used in a similar way. “Fruit-a-tives” is the long sought whatever of mold, but to believe that A thoroly dry floor for the pcniUry remedy for Rheumatism and Lum- of lousiness to permit the ininimum it is a good plan in shelling sjed coni, cost of the luunufaeturc of butter, has is essential to success, according to Mgo. From all over Canada come no matter how healthy the ears may furnished, on the whole, the best mar- the department of agricultural engi- Vtters testifying to this fact. seem, nor how carefully tlr.-y have neering at Iowa State College, which Mr. John E. Guiidenon of Parrs- Jiet for dairy products. The creamery been put llmi an ear germinatioa test, invariably gives better returns than is offers this suggestion. ^ro, N.S. writes: “I suffered badly to discard two inches of th.e butt an, at least a ing the sex of ganders.'’ six months and the Rheumatism was en the farm, the charnrter of agricul- dollar an hour for all the lime iio The gander lias a shorter Hii-k!-!' all gone and I have neverfelt it since”. ture which can be followo i when spcmd.s in giving his seed <-oie an ear neck than the goose. 60e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c. young slock is raised, the returns of by ear t(‘st. All fanners miw.a'Iays The bag between the gander's legs At dealers or from Fruit-a-tives the creamery have been, diCicult to k)iow how’ to rini a rag dol! if is single while that of Hie go.,oe is Limited, Ottawa, Ont. equal in any other branch of dairying. they do not have one of the connnerci.il double. One of the unfortunate things re- testers which help so in making ear The gander's voice is thin, cl’ar and garding the ju'opor advancement of by ear tc-sling an easy matter. sil\’ery while t)i(‘ gooise, has a dec-].' laiss dairying is tliat the farmer dO'-s not AVe urge all of onr readers t(i run a GLENblilEY CGILECIION AGENCY appreciate the value of skimmilk. It general gerniination test on tln-i-- soid The Ixcak of the gamier is HiickT-v; Eegistered is wmrth more than fiO cents a hundred corn at om-e, ami trust that e'aiis' of the under mandibh' fuller. The Vimler iHJW for rearing good grade dairy cal- them will ic-poit to ns about li‘;w mnny mandible of tlie goose -is sliniuke'i Mill Square, Alexandria, Ont. Plioiie 71. P.O. Box 203. ves; it is worth ('cnts a luindred for kernels out of a JiumlreouJids of milk as the cn*ameiv. Variations in Cream lests grass seeds now\ ' 30»NQ C^WNi SP&EPr TQAV6UN6 TOBCX5SANS ONQy&ÔECÔ SUD6 presence of professional entertain- They can sell their butter for just as \V / INTE.K in Canada is synony- Montreal, offers aeroplane-ski-jor- ers, provide amusement for Mont- AVater is one of the most imiioi-tant wr V'""' muolj, but the .skimmilk is wasted and ! Vy mous wdth winter sports. ing in addition to many other win- realers and visitors. AVhy does the test of the cream vniv factois in house and barn; vet how the producers supplying this nnik lo.se With the advent of ice and snow ter sports. Winnipeg will set aside Quebec is really the Capital of the advantage, of a better systeni of when the same cows and feerl a.»-e be- little attenti»>n is given to if mitil tlie these sports begin; skis, sleds, to- the week of February 4-11, for car- Winter Sports in Canada, its Duf- ing used and the separator is set to farming. Skimmilk used on the f.arm well goes dry or frost cuts off the sup- boggans, skates, snowshccs and nival festivitie.s which are projected ferin Terrace and Chateau Fron- skim the same rin hm-ss of cream calls for a different type of fanning hockey sticks, together with warm, on a vast scale, in addition the great tenac are names to conjure with The <'r«‘;un crs of Farliamenl will lu-t lack We appreciate that tiiere are pîodiucrs pearance. A psychological chaifge weeks, will be staged as usual. Banff Canada and the United States. for oleomargarine *‘«lop(-'’ «lurbug the wd»o do not care tlo raise young stock misunder.stauding.s between tin- farm-.-r takes place in the social atmosphere, in the Canadian Rockies, which is The three-track toboggan slide on and the cream Iniyer. The fact tl'at the opara per cent of the milk proilm-e*! in tiiis For many years Quebec and Mont- Winter sports are enjoyed there all boggans. A fine ski-jump, a skating «•ouiitrVj but it is most unfortnualc for tor under farm conditions witho it Imv- It is not too early to see abent the real have been Alecca for a ’arge through the white season and will rink, indoor and outdoor curling, in,g the cream varv, / seed grain ami clovers J’or spri»:'» seiui- the- milk piomers. willing to .sell tiieir milk f.ir lüv. :i Speed of Separator. There are, howevei other Oa- races are a feature of Banff’s win- with sleigh and driver is maintaim .1 J»nmlrer cent, of buttc-r fat Your share in is a vviritet feature. St. Jolin has it.x f,e fXi.-î will run at Banff. Le Pas use of the public. the iu)ad after a lieavv snow storm. lack understanding of ti:e valtir of in cream. 'J'lie higher tin* s('p;uator skating tournament in which maiiylwil! evdehrate in carnival style from Quebec’s carnival will end in a Het out the team .aniint of 1924 professiotial.s participate. 5>her-1 March 8 tu H>. during which period riot of excitement when the third -Many hands make light work of open- J( must be recogniy-ed that it i.« dif- skiiii-niilk throwu out, an«l this resells brooke, Quebec, has p!ann<‘d m '-iah- ! Hic- famous 2l)0-rnile non-stop dog- Fastern International Dog-Tea.'a ing a bmll\' drifted road. ficult to so manage the farm tn.at the in giving a smaller amount or Idgli-’r Will j-ou get a bigger orate skiing conte.si and H provid- ‘earn race will he run. Revelstoke, Derby is run there on Feb. 21. 2;i skiînmilk can l»e utilized twelve testing cream. A low speed of the ing some splendi'd trophies a.s i a st'onghold of «ki-jumping, will and 23. Both Canadian and Amer- ('anmlian mills im-)-eased thdr îîfoir share of business in nmntlis in the year but with a little bow] gi\'cs a larger (piaiitify of thinner award.s. j -;tage eonte.-^ts F< b. .ôtli and l>th. ican teams to the number of about e.vports in lff2.'’. .\o better Imost could careful management upon , the ]Rut of 1924? Grey Rocks Inn, an al!-the-yi ai j Ibith MonH<-al and Quebec are eighteen, will strive to win the G<.bi be given Canada than by milling a the creameries and the patrons a lar- Inflow of Milk. round resort in the I-anrcnHan I makin?? extraoialinary preparations Cup, Silver Cup and §2,000 in pi Lc- large I'eiceutage of onr wheat at home, Many more people learn- ger sn})})ly could be used. MM-- i-oiild Many people assume the sej;arator Mountains, 85 miles nort}''Wo.st of i Tor ibis s^’.ison’s progi ams. Mount money. thus proviiling enqdoymont for labor be fed, to live stock ajid tliore is op is supplied milk at tlie same rate on ami fiiriiisliing greater volume uf by- ed how to get the most portunity to make more skimn ilk into account of the float go\'(‘rnitig the inflow into the bowl, 'i'ltis is not t)i<’ proxlucts for live stock feeding. out of their Local and human food. « :f: »;■! What the farmer should firs^ learn case, as at time.s the faucet is not oju-ii- Long Distance in 1923 .Required implement )>arts slict.ld he 's the feeding value of skimmilk and od (jiiite to its full capacity, nr tlie orderexl now and attached before Hie than ever • before. Our the value of the style of farming which milk tank is alloweennits to be followed.—Heard's decreases the flow of milk into Hie study of their business more exasperating than to be waiting lâiryman. bowl. Whenever tiie flow of .milk in- to the bowl is increased, a 'aigv'r for a broken part wlien tlie .-'oil is enabled one concern to amount-ot' thinner cream re.snits. .showing Hiose light giqiy spoti- in rlie increase its sales by tele- spring tliat make a man anxious to get Flushing the Bowl. on the lami. phone from $200 a lest ïour Seed Corn A coiiimon cause of vuriution in * }X{ * cream tests is coiinecled with, flnsli- month to over .$8,000. f’heesmmakcrs should l.u’ ('flicÎent, iug the l)owl. It i.s a very ca.sy mat 'J’lie seed coni situation is undoubt- but tiu* system of binding th(u-- to suf- 1er to va^y a pint or more In the Will you not give this edly more critical this year than any fer tlie cuts in price, when the prodm.t i'“£iSir“PRINTiNC ainount of water or .skiin-inilk used for year since JD18. Hirst, the September does not grade number one, is an out- subject of properly finsliing, aiid this alone may lie suffi- J4 frost did some damage; then there worn e tlig* nQ ; JttlliOr Avârm, moist weatlier foll(*wing nae day to another. A «mldeii change >H * on the SepttMuber K JPreçzoj whi<;U ÎJ1 the weather or excitement of any The Successful fnrmer is ivgular We are fully equipped to handle liroviiU-d .•oiKtitlfms veiy f;r.-or!;t>lc To 1 kind may make a difference. Jf Hutj 'with the feeding of the stock. Some ili'V rot or -.„, This disons..,' milk of a her«l of cows whose a .erage yield to tlu* teUlptatiou of lying in these vvhich hu.'^ oeeu doing an im-reasing t cold imirnings, leaving the chores ra- Every BetlTelepfione is a test i.s 4 ])(‘v cent, is separ&tcd. so Long Distanc e Station J^^*'‘,tint of damage for a nnmnor of | cream tests 40 per coat., and the lii-h- tluM' latx* in tlu‘ forenoon. I'lie animals your work in a satisfactory manner. years, is now becoming a g<;ruimely j ness of the milk suddenly rises to 4Vj are up at the regular time; vveu if serious factor. In onr oi»inioii, it is! ])er cent., which amount of variation their attendant is not. Hive slock far wt*rse than fn.s.-irium or rot, j often occur.s, the cream may rise to does not thrive as it slumM if fed The kind of Printing you want, whether which we lieard so nnicli about .for a j 42..') ]>er cent. and watmed irregularly. AVarm milk ami cream will fio v more 0 ' 'Î'lie ears ^vilicil arc- ia*aily .sei-i.-jusl,\’ j Jh'eely through the sejiai'Utor, am! thus rorXTKU CHUCK liOOKS^-All infected witii diplos (if brcail I lour. Mix stiff David sat lost in a happy dream Gordon luroc'd froiii Mina despond- Economy jOT Man !id let it vi.se over niiihl. keepin<>- it J u3 t’ne moonlight shone tlirougli the ently; this must be their forty-ninth Woman Church Suppers t'lv warm. In tire mnntin'^ knead Nursing Mother quarrel, he tliought—and almost : and make into loaves, l.ot il rise treliis vines. Not long ago Ursula Growing Child had be’-'ii with him there, aud ho hai^ wislnnl it might be the last. TliO î'oa1;3m value of IJio <-;iur<-li U'uniin and bake in a moderat'd;.- !ini Invalid Î oven for about 'b of'an lioiir. (Hasily tiiriiiod at the softnv-ss cl' her blue Mina was as perverse and unrea- supper lios not in. tlie 1 inao'd.rl u The Chef i made and verv nutritious. (Amd for eyes. ! sonable as she w.xs ciiaiming—--which fHuis but in the fact tliat it i'' au ex- and the Cook. i (ddld.ro'i.) • 01-, how David had plamiod and was very perverse indeed. cidleiit means of *;'Ctiins' ac<.;nailU-’d worked To huslvii ilie visions into The present excuse for a qaamd M'itli otlier people inlorostod in cîi.iun nlissriil r ‘aiity. ‘I'li-.* (lucer liltlo sln-d was a visit which Gordon !iad made vovk. , , CA.TMEAL BISCUITri at the V.aok of his ov, n !>ig noiue was only the evejiing before, without her At anv rale tliat is tlio way a I'd' oi a busy \V(jrkshop -.vhere David, whi.st-^ knowh.'dge. Dot tVelLs had seen him CUBES ireople liave sized uji amou'>- tke mim- Tw;> ciipfiiis (‘f o.itmi'oi. 1 'Ut'-fui ♦!' img a iioa ry Luno, labfii! o'' sugar. with In.'S eU’OU'ic uppliancivs. | after the secret call and had lost no i'‘id!ar<:e of Wisconsin's Home Doinon- spoonl'ul . sluirt en i ng, 2 rrnspom.i'uls o', j Ursula ‘nad been wisiUng hig time in acquainting hi.s iiaiice with stration work. baking ]io\ulvr and a iitUe miik. i'u) ; the fact. “ 1*1 an a nienn,”' says Mrs. donc-s. mother, as she oRon did; and to his (he oatmeal and flour into b-.v\:, iiunii Gordon, in the position of Miss ■‘•wliicli can b(> soi'ved oasHy and prupv>saj/biiv had not turned an in-; rub in The short.mbig, add l'’e .‘igari üüïerent car. True,'she had not ac-j Weathers' lawyer, coiisidered it wise <{U rklv. I’eople do md want a i-.dd and Imkiitg powder, mix with miiU. ladl to kc(-;p .silent regarding his connec- meal. Vcml birds or p(>rk (do oepted h'rin, but lier eyes had been For Every Use out ami cut intn biscuits witn a pas- | tion with the weii-known actress. ]iart ic’.ilarly ô(»d because thee not tender—and then, when she had, try ciittei'. Hake in a mod.'rai-’ “We êeeiu to .gel out of one war jK'ed to be carved at the last minute. gone away and left him to hope, the into anotluu', Gord.” she I'eniarked }*or a liy;!iter siipiMu*, clu'csi' fom’.ue is other man had come along—and won About the House IS GIVEN TO COUGHS. COUOS ' AND CnON- easily served. i SCOTCH SCONES. her. compiac(iUIy. •‘You refuse to tell me about your private visits to a pop- CHITIS WHEN T:?E:ATE0 SVtTH TKAV “Suet pudding or nut and ra.i.Au It was a cyclonic wooing. David WONDErarULUY EFFCCTIVS HOUiKMOi.^ For washing floors and lino- ular actress and !■ break engasemenls jmdding. made several days betore and could nnderstana the girl's entrauce- REMCDY I (From an Old Seoteli Housekeepor). i when you come to call for me—I be- slertmed np is very poi>ular. Steamed ment. Hubert Dmsmore was all that leum—washing woodwork 1 Three-Cjuarlers cup wliite sugar two-; Boston brown bread or nut bread lias the roiiui.iUic fancy of a young girl lieve that was my last offense. Did Uliirds cup butter and lar.l 'mixed, ^ it over occur to you that there may rthe advantage of not rocpiirinu jeliies alight desire as a lover. His very and windows — for the many lone Clip cliopjied, .seeded laisins, , dress, fresh from the great busin-AS be a jolly old future Dcfore us?” or other sweets wliich rob tlie home lliree cups flour, two lieajiiug liu'ispooiis’ larder. The followi'ig recipe^ may centres, was inodishly superior; his Gordon stared; it had occurred lo uses about the house—•' iiaking fuiwder, oiu'-liaif teasfuKu salt,^ manner, the engaging manner of a him—frequently of late. OFTHLi ^ jirove especially inviting: one egg, milk. Sift (lie flour, sugar, | man of the world. And David, in his ‘ Do you suppose,” Mina went on SURPRISE wears well— • • J’ork (’hops—Season each }M.rk baking powder and salt together twiciu' cliop, cover with moist bread dn-.^-sing, village home, was a quiet being, speculatively, '•that xve snail go on washes well in any water and Then work in tlie bird and !mtttor| with only his assured love of her and quarrelling”—lier twinkling eyes ]dace lialf an iLpjiie (cored but not 'ptickly, ami add tlie i-aisins. Ihuit the j ]>eaied) on loji. Hake in a incderate his work to keep him busy. again lured him—“and making up is so/t on the hands. egg liglit in a cup and fill tloe cup no i When Ursula came, remorsefully all the time, Gordon?” oven mitil the apple is - done. The with sweet milk. Make into a soft' shy m the. aunounctment of her en- Then had come the moonligUt ciiop is dime at the sapie time and is dough. Roll .about an iiicli tliick-. Uut 1 gagement David and his gentle night when the important and genial kept moist by the apple. in triangles. Hiaisli each sco.ie \'-ith mother had for the girl whom they .Mr. Brotnlev Towns, who was Mina's •‘Veal Hirds --Cut thin slices of veal milk, and bake in a fairly luit oeon. ! the size for a serving, fold wit!; savory had known from infancy, word.?-- of father, had walked out on the ver- dressing inside and fasten witii a kindness and encouragement. andah and had made some good-na- tootlipick. Set close in a jiaii. Sjuankle So David’s romance had to all ap- tured quizzical remark, which caused with flour, pepper, and salt, l-.ake in pearances died—but in that honest Gordon, impulsively, to declare him- COLDS ■ CHAPPË0 HAH05 ■ BUflNS SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS^SSSSSSSS icîi liot oven until brown on top. Tlien Beauty Advice heart of his it bloomed on, a white, self. put about an inch of water in tlie paii, PVifeci thing. So when not long after “I had thought,” Mr. Towns smiled cover, and bake for an lionr and a Ursula came sobbingly to nis his agreement, “that there must be half, slowly. Never fail to have a pei'fectC' rleaii- mother’s comforting arms with the a serious attachment between Mina “Clieese I'ondiic—Rutter thick' .'.Uces sed skill before you go to l>ed. And tale of her disappointed hope, David aud you, or you W'ould not be so of bread and place i na pan until it Hike some kind of a bath evtu-\- r.ingle had joined in words of consolation. much together.” And when the sat- Bank of Bocbelad^ day of your blessed young life— is two-tliirds full. Take enough milk “The m.ia was not worthy,” he isfied father had gone into the house sponge, or tub, or hot, or cohl. If hot to practically cover the broad. I’or told her. Mina exclaimed; “Why, Gord, -we Established 1874 each ciij> of milk add one beaten, egg don't, lie in it idly for more than (wo Despite the cheer which the two haven’t been engagi^d at all. What Clear, Bright and Beautifid | minutes, spla.sh around and begin to and ono-half teaspoon salt and one brought ÎO her, Ursula was saddened ever made you say so?” Write MutineCo.,Chictgo,forEyeCatc3ook vvrul) just as you do in an awfully' .-old eiq> of cheese run, thru the grinder. with a v/stful dUillu.‘read and bake until lasted t/rough coming years. - were,” Gordon confusedly returned— a tub a bit warmer than lukewarm ir. rises in the middle, about thirty min- David ventured again to make to “and—and, don't you want to be en- ■ind tiien, while vour scrubbing, lot the nte.s. her his plea. The mother had gone gaged to me?” hot water run in until it's p up and take a .sliowor. or if STORIES WANTED I i’sid Op Capital and Reserve, always jiart of a good snp|)er,'’ she “My dear friend,” Ursula told him, —“all right, Gordon.” vou liaven't that, dash cold wat.-r on Earn money and fame writins? short stories. 'pointed out, “and these are the best tears of regret in the blus eyes, “it is “Gord, said Mina, “I think father Learn by mail from a mixster critic. J. W. chest and back and arms, and. of cour- recipes 1 know,” had a lot to do with this mixup of Mallory—the man tcho hooped Jack Lt/uUo-n, se, oil tlie face. ^ ’ because I know* how good and true This course in the Mallory System is en- Total llssets, over - - - 3/1,000,000 “Coffee—Olieese cloth bag. 1 lb. ours. When you make up with rae If you have a shiny nose or forehead you are that I cannot bring myself dorsed by Arthur Stringer, Nnlbro Haitley, toffee for every 50 cujis. 8 (piarts every time so magnanimously I think Xellie McClunp. Beatrice Redpath, !.. M. or both and the rest of your .skia is to deceive you; and I .should deceivo rapidly boiling water. Drop bag in you are the dearest man in the world, Montgomery, Prof. Allison and other suc- all right, it means usually that you are you M'ere I to marry you xvith the cessful Canadian and American writers, l'Oiling water. Pour water witli cup not properly eHminatiiig wast»’. Drink ghost of an old love in my heart.” and everything is all right. But I’ve editors and critics. over bag until snaked. lîemovcd cof long suspected, Gordon, that my General Banking Business Transacted. more water and eat a big dish of jtre- So, after all these years, David sat Thorougli personal help and criticism. Shows fee from fire. Sfir bag in it fur five pared bran, every morning for break- again in happy dreaming, for this handsome and wealthy widower how to develop plots, write and êfl. Christ- inimités. Lift bag and drain. Remove, mas is.sue3 of Canadian magazines all car- fast; you’ll begin to like it after a moonlight night Ursula’s hand had father is contemplating matrimony keej) hot but do not boil. ried stories written by Shaw students. Sales while. And eat fruit and less sw.‘ots. clung to his and his heart thrilled himseif, and would be more at ease .service free to students. Thirty Year.s’ “Hot chocolate—25 sevvingv. V'/j Or it may bo only that your skin is with a new-old hope, yet he was with his rebellious daughter removed j Succe.ssfulTeaching. Writefor FREE BOOK tups grated cliocoJatc, % ciij» sugar, and "Creative Imagination Test." naturally oily and it sliows moie there. afraid to hope, because of possible from the family home. The young •"4 teaspoonful salt, 3 ciqis boiling wa- R. R. MACDONALD, Manager, In that case use the bran bags in the disappointment, wdiich meant the old woman of his hopeful choice is SHAW SCHOOLS. LTD., Dept. D.. ter, 1 gallon of milk and 2% tea- uidniiug, always rinsing welf in c dd suffering. known to me. She is now in his em- TORONTO. CANADA I ALEXANDRIA BRANCH spoonsful of vanilla. Mix dry iugredi water, and wash with a pure soap and In the morning sunlight she came, ploy. She was the daughter of a eats with boiling water and boil until watelineator. “David,” Ursula began, then paus- only person I know who can influ- INSURANCE vanilla just before serving. ed reluctantly, “my news may not ence me at all, because she’s got please you, but I must tell it, dear. sense. She comes often to have din- '0 I am to go for a visit to the great ner with me down town.” l'or InaurauM ol »U kiods, &ppl| Hhi is a Person city. I am to be amused and enter- Mina slid down from her perch. to JAMES KERB, ALEXANDRIA, t Simple Remedy tained, David, by the sister of Hubert “Shall we try the engaged business ONT., »lso aarent lor Cheese Factorj ♦ a For we are all apt to forget t’u- one Dinsmore, who has returned from his once more, Gordon,” she questioned, Supplies. Phone No. 82, SIMPLE REMEDY “or would you rather not?” ♦ sujnemo fact about c)iildijood--that no residence abroad to live in his family Maple Logs c child thinks of liimself ns a clilld. home. Hubert has been left a Sliffly Gordon walked away. But Neail.v every woman has discoxered ^Vhcrt lie is not pretending to be an 01- widower.” he made a decision. He would seek c that knitting sootlies the nerves—it’s gino-driver or a pirate, or sone other David’s face 'was composed xvheu out this woman whom Mina declared Dr. A. W. McLeod ♦ only tlie neiv(>s of the poor mere man (li'finitc assumed charactiu’, he is to he spoke, but his true eyes looked could influence her to her best. I will buy an unlimited anicnrit of fiist class ■wlio sits and watches lier it does not himself a person like anybody else, n ■weary and the lines about his mouth Mr. Bromley Town,s was, fortun- VETERINARY SURGEON- -sont lie. dweller in a, common world; onH' very .deepened.* ately, absent from his office. Mlçs MAIN STREET, * 5 maple logs to be deliveied at my Mill at Green Val roa(di grown-up readers, must see him—in reality? The ghost “You,” said Gordon, “are the only For the County of Glengarry. Lengths wanted—5C% 8 feet long. ♦ .'ijime ]iurpose. ^ | a xvriter may select ills .subject and }iis has been ■vsTth me so long, David.” person, who, Mina declares, can ni- c Medical papers long ago ai)i>ro\ ed } Characters with special refevoice to He smiled. “Never think that I fluence her actions.’ Tenna Reasonable. 00% 12 feel long. the knitting cure, and doctors snokc at! their youth without being found out; blamed you, or called you faithless in “I love her,” Eleanor replied. GREENFIELD STATION, ONT. ♦s ^ great length of its successful results ■ otherwise—if lie writi's down 'o tliose old days, dear heart,” he said. And Gordon thought, with sudden 0 upon'their nerve-worn patients. i in any way—lie \ciJl drive them “It was only that I was as an old vol- depression, that Mina's father hoped A woman may perhaps say she can-1 stiaight to any book tliat cannot possi ume, read and knoxvn. Hubert was a to win this woman for his wife. Old Will also buy Bircb and Beech in 12 ft. lengtiis. t not ims.sibly spend her life wearing tlie 1 bly be snspi'cted of iiaving been writ- new and entrancing book to be on- enough to be her father—but a pow- Henry’s Sliortliand Scliool garments she has knitted during her 1 ten es[iecialiy for diildren. So bmg joyed, each page Us oxvn new in- er In wealtn and name. t “cure,” but she can alwavs su.d ♦ as tliey cliance upon good lite’-dar'' in terest.” “Alina has already called me on Our course ineludes Shorthand, ^ them to charitable institutions, and so: tills X'a\, tliat will not matter; but it “And I read,” added Uisula sadly, the phone, inviting me to dinner this Typewriting, Spelling, Penmanship, lier “medicine” xvill benefit others; IS not always tliis that happens. “to tragedy.” She smiled at liim. evening,” Eleanor told him. "You, Knglish, Correspondence; Office Work, beside herself. i “There was no tra.gedy to be f(ui:id perhaps, •will be there?” Civil Service, etc. D. COUR VILLE 0 ! in the book of you, David.” Then The thought that he should see her Our STANDARD of instruction be- she went away. again brought a pleasurable thrill as ing 10 per cent, higher than any other, J ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO t “No tragedy!” Her words came Pressure Cooking he made his way back to the Towns’ our graduates are preferred and given O » Don’t Slouoh to him as he sat now alone in the home. Mina, at least, had not been BETTER pay. ♦040^04O040#0^0^040#0 DON’T SLOUCH | porch with cold moonlight in the in suspense as to the nature of his Our teachers know "v^diat to teach J’roper posture, with head erect,' iiro\viiin. I |ietiziii;i; a)i|ioaiaiieo. Tliis lirowiiiilo' ; the love that now was lost to him it appeared, returned unexpectedly It pays to attend the LARGEST i will protect many people against si.-kX is (lone in a skillet, iron kettle, or in I forever? Even the world of achievo- from college. .ind BEST. i ® # tlio bottom of tlie cooker. ness. A sloucdied position crowds the I ment which in youthful ambition ho “Found you out,” Bob briefly ex- D. E. HENRY, President, ! • Cor braised lieef, or siiiothered eliiek- vital organs into abnormal poslrion. ! , had longed to conquer, lay Ui Uie plained, “and hunted you up here. Corner B.ink and Sparks Streets, ® cn, roll the meat in flour seasoned with ju-oduces congestion, interferes with : 'past of buried opportunity. Ho lad Now,” added that young man, “let’s 2S-tf OTTA-WA. j salt and popper; brown in hot fat, and ju-oper breathing and gradually, in; ■ seen the fine car that belonged to all drive over to the club for a game add required aiiihunt of water. CuttersiSleighs many ways, destroys liealth and vita- ^ Hubert Dinsmore carry Ursula awo.y of tennis.” One trouble in pressure e(iol;iiio i.s Jity. j upon her visit. Aud for an ir.n.taiit “Mina,” Gordon began doubtfully, $$$$$$ $$ tliat often too iiuu-ii water is iised ♦ Train your children from tin* verv he had glimpsed the man who (jrove “does not care about tennis.” Si y-om lialf a enp to two cups is eiuiiinii first to'stand erect, breathe deeply, I it; the same debonair Hubert, grown S MONEY TO LOAN 5 I ^ for mo.st tliiiifts. Sloppy stews liiat “Well, she’s going lo care this # and to train the musedes into main-' more distinguished with the years. time,” Bob masterfully declared, $ $ f laining a natui-al ])ostnre of the bodv. 1 are iieitlier soup nor orayy are not $ WHEN YOU 'WANT A LOAN $ • tasty. David arose aud went back to the while Mina with demure and unfami- ,-ft is the fouiulation of robust health' queer workshop. And there Ursula liar submisBiveness, allowed him to $ GIVE ME A CALL. I AM IN A $ V Jt is easy t(i fill an (‘mergonev sholf :nid should beeonio a liabit. Tho came to him, a graceful, charming help her on with her coat. $ POSITION TO GIVE SPECIAL $ ® Wc Sell ? by meams of (lie pros.suie cook-n- When • • sloudiy ' ’ habit must be c-on/l...miud I woman, smiling fi-om the doorway; “You see, Gordon,” she confided $ TEP.M8 OP PAYMENT TO BOR- $ • ® if we are to be iieaitiiy- aud eio-.-uruKe ! beans are baked, dried fj uit cooked or her blue eyes were misty—her hands one w'eek later, “I reall\’ need some $ ROWERS. I HAVE ALSO CON- $. ® meat, fill piut jars and })rocoss. Tlie I $ SIDERABLE PRIVATE MONET $, • The Cutters from Glengarry. file health-keeiiiuf; lialjit in our eliild went out to him. one to decide things for me. So 1 possibilities for Sunday dinjuMs that! $ AVAILABLE. — ANGUS Mo- $ i ® “Dll! David,” she said softly; “my am going to marry Bob. You have are substantial, delicious and casiJv 1 $ DONALD, ALEXANDRIA. 7-tf $ | ^ McCormick-Deering Chatham Bob- dear. I came back to read—ever so absolutely no authority.” me h'le.nter with tlio pres-sure SCRUBBING BRUSHES tenderly—rny worthy, good book. Later, Gordon passed this news,on $■ $!• sleighs. $$$[(«) The other one was a girlish fancy of to Miss Eleanor Carew. “Even Mina $ $ î-it-niliiiio}^ Imislies sliould iie’-er lie sV roast of pork, liakeil Imans; ;,p„|,. McCormick-Deering Farm Machin- lightness and passing charm. And had her ideal,” he said, tnen, before left soaking ill tlie water, even t'or a saiiee wliK-li IS reall.y saiiee an i beaten David, I iiad to know that rny ,poor he realized, he was speaking of his few minutes, as this loosens the bris- until sniootli; with buttered le.-els and ery and Engines. tles and makes tlieni soft. A |deee of a steamed pudding for dc.ssert niake.s ghost of romance was but a ghost owui. “And I iiud you,” Gordon end- CAHADIAN PACIFI ed sadly, “whom I love, about to t:i|ie should be fastened to tl.e brnsli a good meal for eoid weatlier. Wiieii indeed. And after all this will you McCormick - Decring Primrose so tliat when finished witli it can imsi: Secretary Wallace wa.s in Alaska -i take me, David, for better or for marry another man.” Cream Separators. iiumiior (it special delicacies w’liie'i worse?” “—Not,” answered Eleanor, “an- Most direct route to Western Can- J.V lie liuiijj mi and allowed to drain. ada points, Winnipeg, Calgary, Van tlieir lm.sts tliought llie parly w-ne Ursula’s laugh was music to hear. other Ilian, if you want m^, Gordon.” # couver, Edmonton, etc. Single and Double Harness, ♦ WORN PILLOW CASES aceiistomed to eating were lironglit 'to “i v.'iU be so hind, David,” she and that was his answer. the table. An old miner wiio ,v;,s whispen'd from the shelter of his Tourist Cars leave Montreal and Ottawa daily, offering a cheap and ■seated near Mr. Wailaee said; -•! arms—"kind and true to atone lor Good Ueasoa foi* Dit^llke. Wlieii iiillow-eases iicgiii to tiiin comfortable mode of travel. doll t care for tliese new fangie-i fomis those mistaken years.” Sister’s Suitor—How it is, JoUu- a very siiii|ile iilan i.s to cut t.|ien tlie Holders of second Class Tickets caa seiiiii at tlie bottom and turn the ull- 1 like pork and beaus wliicli don’t nie, that you have such a dislike to 'l’akliig Out Patents. have space preserved for themseli/es i< Jow-ease sides to middle, tlius iirincr. me? I have never done anything to these cars, on payment of a sraal!- iiif; file lliiii i>ait wliere tlien- is not tlie''vibr To have an invoiulcu protected all deserve it. amonnt above cost of passage ticket A pressure cooker diiinor will --di. M. J. MORRIS » mueli wear. ïhcii join tlic se-im lu-ross >ver the world it is necessary to iAkfi Johnnie—Yes, you have. When For further information—Apply t« the liottoni in its new position e.iui tlie gest on vou,” bat it will also “stick Mil nearly 7 0 patents In as many dif- you come to aee our Kate she puu F. Kerr, or to R. G. Amiot, District to the ribs’’ if well cooked, ami is a Manufacturers’ Agent, Alexandria, Ont. -jiillow ease i.s 1-ead.y for furtiier sei- ler'ent countries, the ostiuia'ed cost the clock back, and it makes me late Passenger Agent, Montreal, Qae. vice, and has a new lease of life. u-al sai'iiig of time. )f which is $2.5,000. for school, aud I get thrashed. r. XESR. THE GLENGAKRY NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1924-

IBE GLENGARRY NEWS ST. ELMO LANCASTER MAGICIAN FINDS MrUDKRFn. ?BeeoœK»0eMeoœoœoaoeooooooBeœo. - Hindu Has Deep Knowledge ol FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Bth. 1921. At the closing of the coinuuniion Misa Sadie Timmins visited Mont- Battle Cost Terms Cash Terms Cash service last Sunday the congregation real friends on Monday. Hiiniaii Natiiio. asked the minister to communicate Miss Eliza Edgerton, Monlrcal is The Hindu may be behind tb< their sympathy with Mrs. Mcllraith, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edgaiton $100,000,000 western standards of civilization, bul late of Apple Hill îh the loss of her this week. Hindus have a deep knowledge ol Mexaniirja^s Greatest Store husband, Rev. J. S. Mcllraith, who was Miss M. McLeod is visiting Mont- human nature, as the following littl( greatly respected and esteemed among real friends this week. story will show. Simpson’s COUNTY NEWS "The waste of ammunition has Every Moniia]| Bargain Day Mr. Z. Bonneville is confined to the them as a minister and a neighbour. been trightfiil. It is simply madness A murder had been committed is It was also resolved to exi>rcss to Mr. Hotel Dieu Hospital, Coruw'all, having a Hindu village, and it was believed to fritter away shells which we shall MAXVILLE .Tohn J. McMillan their earnest desire undergone an operation. His many that the deed had been committed that he might soon be restored ^ to friends will be pleased to learn tliat urgently require later on. We are by one of the men of a local planter health after suffering from an irri- he is improving and expects to return going to regret tills. VVhy, tho Brlt- The planter went dow-n to see the PoUeo Magistrate 1^. P. M<*X.'onga)l tating complaint which has confined home shortly. isli army used up more shells iu this young Commissioner of Police, who eclebrated his 75th birthday on the him to the house for three months. Mr. W. Gamble who acted as Local had only recently come out to India 31st January when he- received the A Senior Girls Mission Circle has Manager of the Bell Telephone OfAcc bombardment than we u.scd during and begged him not to "butt in" toi congratulations of his many friends, been organized frbpi the older mem- here, the past month, has resigned the the entire South African campaign.” a few days. "We’ve our own way M,r. Donald J. Grant, Counties^ Au- position and Mr. W, E. Bernard, Je- bers of the Mission Band, with Miss Pacing the floor of his big room in of getting to the bottom of little mys- ditor, was in Cornwall on Wednesday Catherine J. McRae as Presidc.nt, An- weller, has been-appointed in his place. teries of this kind,y he said. ’’Not the War Ofllce, Lord Kitchener thus on official business. nie Arkinstall as secretary and Kather- Mr. Barnard entered upon his n.ov/ strictly constitutional, but none the Miss Lily Munro of the Cobalt Hos- ine Sinclair as Treasurer. The first duties, Feb. Lst. addressed Sir George Perley, Can- le.s3 efficacious, for all that.” pital, is at present at her home Kere regular meeting was held last week Miss Gladj's Lally and Miss Pnrctll, adian High Commissioner. The oc- Two or three days later a disquiet- owing to the indisposition of her mo- when a very instructive papf'r was Cornwall attended the funeral of the NOW! ing rumor ran through the planta- late Mrs. diaries McDonald cn iâtuv- casion was just after the first great ther. read by Miss Christina Cameron. tion like wildfire. The sahib had Weather permittîîi^ TTov. H. D. Wit- The annual meeting of the congre- day. British artlllei-y shoot in the early Miss Squires, Graduate Nurse, Pub- called in a magician from Calcutta more will exchange pulpits with llcv. gation was held last week when the summer of 1915 when, at long last, to find the murderer. The police reports of the different organizations lic Health DepaVtment, Alexandria Is the time to have D. M. McLeod of Moose Cr n^k, on the harassed British and Canadian wouldn’t hare mattered. But a real înday morning next . wore submitted and showed that a great spent the week end with Iiunc.nstor deal of useful work had been accom- friends. infantry had the satisfaction of see- pukka magician was a menace. While Mrs. J. Roberts, (nee Grace Robert- ing, the Hun get a taste of his own he was working on this job he might ..son) of Ottawa, spent Friday renew- plished during the year. The treasurer Mr. G. Wert, Dairy Inspector, Mont- bad to intimate that there was a clear real, was in town this w'eek. medicine. But even then, when the disco-ver other little peccadilloes. ing acquaintances with MaxvUle rela- urgently needed shells were forth- However, on second thoughts, what Your Suit or Over- balance sheet, with all bills pnid. D. Miss Brady of Malone, N.Y. is !ho tives. coming in considerable quantities, if he did? No one had anything Mr. Angus Grant, Moose Creek, Avas D. McIntyre and H. G. McKereliar guest of Mrs. W. Brady this week. were elected as managers for the next The Lancaster Hockey Club Dance Kitchener desired to retain his old much to answer for. a business visitor to town on Monday, policy of husbanding ammunition On Thursday the magician, a tall Services in the Presbyterian Church four years in tlie places of D. J. Mc- to be held in McRae Hall, on the e' on- Intosh and Alex. McGregor, wliose ing of the 14th inst, protv.ises lo and making every shot tell. Mass well-dressed Hindu, w-ith the piercing coat made to your on Sunday were conducted by Rev. R. bombardment w-as anatirema to the eyes of a fanatic arrived; and the McLeod, formerly of Nova Scotia. Ho term had expired, and Neil M.^-donald eclipse all previous dances. Don’t was elected to the building emnmittec fail to attend. Bouley’s four piece old soldier—wasteful, ineffective. stillness of the afternoon was broken will be the preacher next Sabbp.tli. by the noise of hammering. The gal- Mr. T. W. Dingwall and M‘ss Mar- in the room of Neil McLean, who re- orchestra will furnish the music. What would Kitchener have said had tires. Mr. Norman McRae was ap- The next and last Euchre by ladies he lived to see the grand total of lows were being erected. , garet Dingwall wore week end visitors of St. Joseph’s Parish takes place on shells shot by the British armies in Next morning, instead of being measure. with Montreal friends. pointed with Dan I. Cameron t’s auditors. Miss Etta Cameron was re elect- tho evening of February 28ih. Pre- nearly five years of w-ar? sent Into the fields, the sixty coolies Mrs. Dr. W. B. McDiarmid entevtaiu- ed as organist and Mr. 0. D. McGregor parations are under wa}’ to n..ake this The War Office has just Issued a were brought to the hill slope behind ed at bridge Friday evening. as precentor. one the event of the season Special book containing some astounding fig- the bungalow, and bade be seated, in Mr. Robert Miller will shortly leave A very interesting letter ha:; come prizes—A dainty lunch and an all ures in this connection. It shows tour rows. Even two men wno were Whether you make a selection for Prescott where he has accepted the to hand from Rev. Hugh J). J.eitcli iu round good time is assured. that tile mere setting of the stage sick were carried thither on their position of manager of one of the which he says, “As far as I see now Lancaster and Williamstowu played . for a single battle may cost upw-ards beds. Then the sahib himseif tested from our extensive range of Cloths, leiMÎing garages in that town. May I am likely to bo with you in July, al- tlieir first hockey game on the iaUer’.s of .f] 00,000,000. During the four- the gallows w-ith a heavy sack of good luck be yours R-obert, though it is possible I may be at the ice on Friday night last. The game [ teen days from 17th to 30th July, sand. A shudder ran through the On Monday evening the officers assembly, but I think I shall I'.now by was close and clean throughout and re- j J917, the British army, getting ready coolies as the rope jerked taut, with or if you have your own cloth, we elect of Maxville Lodge I.O.O.F. were the middle of April. Church 'Union is suited in a tie each team scoring 2; for the Third Battle of Ypres, fired a heavy thud. installed by the D.D.G.M. and staff with uS now and bills arc coming be- games. The return game will be play-1 4,283,550 shells, costing £22,211,389 "This famous magician is no.w are convinced we can please you who were enteretained at the conclu- fore parliament, and, althougli I am ed in Lancaster this Friday night and 14 shillings and 4 pence, or approxi- going to discover the murderer," an- sion of the evening’s business. an ardent unionist I was quite willing should prove an interesting game. A mately ?107,947,351. This formid- nounced the sahib, who proceeded to After spending some days with in a made-to-order suit, just as we to have the matter submitted to .an- record crowd is expected. able volume which gives a mass of give an account of his infallibility friends in Montreal, Miss Emily Mc- other vote and to have delayed it com- such details audits Armageddon with and the scores of murderers he had Ewen returned home Saturday evening. MRS. CHARLES McDONALD ing until the last assembly, on condi- appalling minuteness, as witness tho already tracked down. The magician have pleased so many others. Mrs. Stewart (nee Gussie McOoll) tion that the Unionists and the Anti- Not merely the citizens of Lancaster, but Glongarrians generally Icavmnl ' final four pence. The shells used on then doled out to each coolie a large who arrived some little time ago from unionists would agree on a plan to her homo in the West to visit her jao- with regret of the death, on Thurs-1 this occasion ranged from 1,606 fired spoonful of course pounded rice keep the Presbyterian church iutact. from the giant 15-Inch guns to flour. M^hen the signal was given ther in Ottawa, was a week end guo.st As fas as the west is concerned we day, 31st January, at the residence of i of Maxville relatives. her son-in-law, Mr. William Brady, (.f I 2,239,608 .shrapnel and high explo- every man put the flour into hia Immediate or Future Delivery liave the United church and it is the sive from the 18-pounders. Next to mouth. Three minutes was given to Dr. A. T. Morrow is in Toronto this solution of our problem, but many of (.atherine Grant, widow of C-havlos I w’eek on official business connected McDonald Esq., South Branch, vVil- j these the 6-Inch howitzers consumed chew It into pulp and eject it on to us are sorry to see the Presbyterian most shell—750,119—and the 4.6 the piece of banana leaf m his lap. with agricultural and horticultural church so divided”. liamstowm. Deceased who was bl It is your privilege to have de- ^Diftttere .iil both of which ho i9 much years of age has resided hero for the guns, a close third with 723,3'45. The "The innocent men will have no Interested. past fifteen years "and through her j total cost of this preparation was trouble in doing this. The murderer DUNVEGAN geutleness, courtesy, kindliness and ' higher than that of any other British will not be able to. He will fail- livery at once or later but we At the Sunday evening service iu end he will die on yonder gallows;" the Congregational Church, .Rev. Mr. charity surrounded heiielf with miiny i bombardment in the wljole w-ar. The Whitmore paid a feeling and obiquout Mea.sles are still going tlio lounds, warm friends who we.ts only too pleas- cost per day of ?7,710,525 was, how- intoned the magician. strongly recommend placing your For two minutes, two and a hall tribute to the memory of the lote ex- Mrs. Bradley and Miss Kate »S. Mc- ed to come within range of her gentle ' e-ver, slightly lower than that of the President Woodrow Wilson of the Un- Phee being tlie latest victims. and affable manner. j shorter but fiercer British bombard- minutes, the chewing went smoothly ! order early before the rush is on ited States. A sleigh load of our youth aad beau- Besides her daughter, Mrs Brady, ment ill May. and June, 1917, at Mes- on. Their many Maxville friends were ty visited Mr. and Mrs. D. McKerr.a- she is survived by two sisters, Mrs. J. I sines, which ran to ?7,734,227 per "Another half-minutel’’ called the pleased to meet Mr. P. A. McDougall cher, Moose Creek, ou Friday evening D. McDonald, Alexandria atid Mrs. ' day while It lasted. sahib. for Easter deliveries. and Miss Chris McDougall of Ottawa, of last week. Duncan Kennedy, 4th Kenyon. 1 But even Ypres and Messines do Then we noticed a poor wretch were visiting friends here tJiis Mrs. G. Fergu.son who has been visit- Tho funeral took place to St. .lo- not represent the peak load. The w-ho was in obvious difficulties. Hia Youf.s Sincerely, week. T'hry are visitors who are al- ing some members of lier family in seph’s Church, Saturday morning, Ite- heaviest expenditure of ammunition face was contorted and livid and hor- ror dilated his eyes. ways welcome. California has returned to her J'ome quiem Higli Mass being chanted by \ of the British armies for any single after an absence of three months. Bhe Rev. J. J. Macdouell, P.P. while. Rev. | day was from noon to noon. Septem- "Time!" called the sahib. Fifty- : . GOLDEN WEDDING visited Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Ferguson J. M Foley of Apple Hill, oceupi.?d ber 28-29, 1918, when they pushed nine pellets of doughy rice pulp were Oh Tuesday, 5th inst.,. Dr. J. T. and and little son, .Gordon, in Los Angeies. a place in Hie sanctuary. I off for the final advance Into Flanders withdrawn. The sixtieth man wa.s Mrs. Muuro celebrated their golden Cal.; ami, Mr, and MVS, Gordon Blair The pallbearers were Messrs. J. | before the Armistice. ' During those nearly choking. The magician strode wedding day. The event was quietly and little daughter, June, who reside Mclx'llan, Angus A. McDonald J. N. ; 24 hours 943,847 rounds were fired, to him, pulled open his jaws, and dis- observed at their home here. For over at Owncsniouth, Cal. While ca route Gauthier. Thos. Hay?, Duncan Kennc-j very nearly 12 shells a secoua, or played the rice powder—hardly McLeod « Huot, SUCCESSORS TO JOHN SIMPSON k SON. half a century this estimable couple to California, Mrs. Ferguson spent n dy and J. E. McDonald. j 720 a minute. The stated approxi- damped. "Behold, the murderer:" have been identified with tlie i)rogress few days with friends in London, Onl., The congregation of mourne'-’s was mate cost of this ammunition was he shouted. of this immediate locality towards and Chicago, III., and on the return a large and representative one and in-, 618,813,060, w-hleh amounts to The Commissioner of Police and which they have contributed in no home journey stopped at Santa Clara, eluding Mrs. J. D. McDonald, Mr. and US8,878 an hour and 613,064 a his clerk left their chairs and came P.S.—Wanted for delivery in Feb- small degree. In the extending of Portland, Seattle, Vancouver. Edmon- Mrs. D. Kennedy, Mrs. D. A. McAr- minute. Every time a watch ticked forward to ply the suspect with in- congratulations and best wishes many ton, Saskatoon, Regina and Winnipeg, thur, Mrs Alex, Cameron, Mrs. Dan S. off a second that day the equivalent sistent questions. In five minutes he ruary, 500 cords Green Maple who are’now settled in distant parts, meeting quite a nuniebr of ex-GIengar- McDonald, Mr. Ed. J. Macdonald, Mrs.' of 6217.77 or about tw-lce the month- made a clean breast of it and was w’ill join, with Our citizens in expres- Gaiis in all the cities she visited. J.D. McKinnon,.Messrs. R. J. Kennedy, ly Income of the average family went being led away to the local jaii. sing the hope that many years may 0- J. N. Gauthier, Alexandria, the Misses up In smoke. “Very simple, you see,” explained Stove Wood, which we will yet bo theirs, * . C. and L. Brady, Malone, N.Y., Mrs. And these figures are only for tfie the sahib as he shook hands with the KIRK HILL Dr. Irvine, Montreal, Mr. Johnson, Cal- Commissioner. "The guilty man gets Î 12th JULY AT MAXVII.T E British theatre of war in France and take in exchange as as Cash. gary, Mjss B. Mc-Lellan, Mr. and Mrs. take no count of other British fight- frightened badly, and abject funk At a laFgely attended meeting of the The Rev. J. H. Douglas, B./i., late Angus G. McLellan, Messrs Thos. ing zones. In France alone Britain stops the flow of the saliva.” McL. & H. County Orange Lodge of Prescott and of Kemble, Ontario will commence his Hays, John R. McDonald, James D. D. ministry at St. Columba chureii in suc- had, on November 1st, 1918, a force Glengarry, held here on Tuesday, witli McDonald, Angus A. McDonald, Mr. of 1,966,727. In Italy on the same Adopts Automatic Telephone. >B«K>oeooecx3oooB«x»ooosoosoeoocKsoe? County Master J. A. Stewart of Dun- cession to the Rev. J. R. Douglas, B. Donald and Mrs. McDonald, William-' A., now of "Wâllacetown, Ontario. date she had 83,620; in Salonica, Automatic telephone system in vegan presiding, it was decided that stowm, Miss Annabel McPherson of 183,007; in British East Africa, 115,- the 12th of July celebration this year South Africa keeps pace with the Cornwall. 670; in Egypt, 458,246; in Mesopota- will be held in Maxville. Both dinner spreading use of the automatic tele- GLEN ROBERTSON Spiritual offerings were received mia, 408,138, and at Aden 11,461, phone system throughout the world. and supper will be served iu the Insti- from R-ev. J. J. Maedonell, Rev. J. M. giving a grand total of 3,226,879 in HENRI PRIEUR. B.A., L.L.B. tute Hall. Automatic telephone exchanges are Mr. William Hambleton left on Tues- Foley, Rev. A. L. MacDonald, Rev. the British expeditionary forces. To shortly to be instalicd at Port Eliza- NOTAIRE—NOTARY. JOLLY SKATING PARTY day for New Brunswick. Sisters of Providence, Lancaster, Mrs-1 this must be added the estimated beth and Pietermaritzburg. It is in- J. D. McDonald, Mrs. J. D. McKinnon, I CONTRATS, TESTAMENTS. DEEDS, INSURANOE, That the relationship between the Miss Maggie Stewart and Miss Mag- strength of the British and colonial tended to extend the automatic sys- gie McCulloch are visiting friends in Miss Bell Macdouell, Mr. and Mrs. D. forces at home, 1,603,384, ana in PERCEPTION, ASSURANCE, ■WILLS. COLLECTION. teachers and students of the Continua- B. Kennedy, Mrs. E. Gaudaur, Mrs. R. tem throughout South Africa, as the ARGENT A PRETER, MONEY TO LOAN. tion School is most happy and inspir- Montreal for a few days. India, Burmah and the garrisons of existing plants require replacement. Mr. Alex. McKenzie spent W’ednes- A. M'cDonald, Mrs. D. A. Mc.Arthur, FERMES A VENDRE, FARMS FOB SALE, ing, was evidenced on Thursday even- defended ports. This brings the esti- The post office authorities have been DEBENTURES. day in Ottawa. Mrs A. J. Cameron, Alexandria, Mr. mated strength of British land forces DEBENTURES. ing last when a skating party was and Mrs. D. J. Parisien, Mr. and Mis. wide-awake in the matter of up-to- Heures de Bureau: 9 a 9. Office hours ; 9 to 9. held under the auspices of the Liter- hfiss Peggie McDonell visited ten days before the Armistice to date telephone installations, but have friends in Greenfield on Wednesday. John Caron and family, Mr. and Mr.«. MAIN STREET, SOUTH, ALENANDBIA. ary Society to wliieh all teachers and Maurice Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. 5,336,943. been handicapped to a considerable students were invited and practically Miss Gertrude Johnson left on Sat- The totai cost of tlio British armies extent by financial considerations and urday to spend a few days iu Mont- Whyte, Mr, and Mrs. P. E. Fitzpatrick» universally taken advantage of. Af- Mrs. Catherine Cline, Mrs. D. A. Mc- from 1st April, 1914 until 31st the holding up of all development ter skating a tasty lunch w-as provided real. March, 1919, or for .five full fiscal during the years immediately follow- Mr. Robt. Hambleton returned on Donald, Miss Evelyn J. Whyte, Mr. in the Institute Hall. This was fol- and Mrs. D. P. J. Tobin, Lancaster, years was 614,118,249,807, of which ing the war. The automatic system lowed by games, the singing of the Na- Monday after visiting friends iu Mont- Miss Lena Brady, Miss Catherine Bra- 64,008.330,198 was spent in 1918-19 offers the outstanding advantage of tional Anthem bringing this very happy real and Ottaw'a. alone. So that the average yearly enabling an all-night service to be Mr, Willie Robinson, Montreal, spent dy, Mrs. P. E. Dalphin, Miss Gladys gathering to a close. Lally, Miss Edythe Purcell, and cost for the period came to 62,823.- given in places which cannot obtain Parents and all others interested the week end here the guest o.? his 649,981. But the abo-ve only includ- such service with the manual ex- Dominion Stores Limited Mrs. Angus McDonald, Misses Annie are pleased to know that the present uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. D. T, ed pay and cost of operation. The change. It is generally assumed also Robinson. and Lizzie McDonell, Mr. and Mrs. D. staff Misses MePhail, Hamilton and Doherty, Miss B. McLennan, Miss Mar- total daily: cost for the army, navy, that it w-ill be much less expensive to Canada's largest Retail Grocers Nolan are not believers in the develop- Miss Dewitler of Kitcherev, Ont., munitions, shipping, etc., from 8tb maintain than the present system.— was in town on Monday. garet McDonell, Mr. and Mrs. James ment of the mental alone, but also the Oct. until 9th Dec., 1916, for In- Scientific American, G. A. BAXTER, Local Manager. moval and physical as w'cll. Here’s Miss Cliristie McLennan left on Wed- McDonell, Mr. J. R. McDonald, Mrs. J.J. Irvine and Mr. Mai. John- stance, was 627,970,040. From 1st hoping that their efforts may be ap- nesday for Ottawa. April, 1917, till 5th May of that year Miss Mary McGillis, Ottav.'U, spent ston. Titled Di-es.smakei'. preciated. it was 636,261,020 daily. And for the week end at her home here. At the conclusion of tho funeral For some time pa.st callers at a CORN FLAKFS SHREADED WHEAT COMING ENTERTAINMENT Mrs. R. K. McLennan and her son 10 of the 19 nionihs between that certain fashionable drras shop in Mass the remains accompanied by date and the Armistice it was over 29c 2 packages for 27c On Tuesday evening next, 12th inst. Grant McLennan spent the week end many sympathising friends were con- Bond street, London, have been puz- 3 pacMges for iu Coteau guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 636,000,000 a day. zledover the identity of tlie unusually in the Women’s Institute Hall, the veyed to Williamstown for interment To provide for such expenditures Greenfield Dramatic Club will stage Shields. i lithe family plot in St. Mary’s Ceme- attractive assistant who sometimes their concert which has already w'on Miss Sadie Robinson, Montreal, was Parliament granted In war votes be- attends to their wants. tery, at which point they were met by tween 6th Aug., 1914, and 12th, the applause of ail who had the good tho guest of her parents over the week a large gathering of friends. Now it transpires that she is Lady CRANBERRIES, per lb., 15c fortune of witnessing the performance end. 1918, totalling 642,486,120,000. This Rosamond Gallwey-Robertson, eldest hold recently at Greenfield. All are Mr. and Mrs. Robert W’^ylie enter- raised the British national debt, daughter of the Earl and Countess of cordially invited to attend on this oc tained at supper on Wednesday in PICNIC GROVE which was 65,538,000,000 on 1st Garrick. casion. Admission 25 and 35 ceut.s. honor of their sou James who is re- April, 1914, to 634,639,000,000 on Lady Rosamond is a skilled design- CHOICE TOMATOES CHOICE CORN turning to College. 1st April, 1920, an increase of 1,007 er of dresses, wlio could compete suc- per tin 17c 2 tins for 25c The many friends of Mrs. 'Ernest per cent. cessfully with most of the better- Mr. and Mrs. M. G. McRae gave a Edgerton are sorry to learn of her ill- (ipod luck is thought to go a long dance on Friday for the young people. The War Office book of statistics known dress artists of the day. She way—but good judgement goca farther. Glen Robertson was well represented. ness. Bhe is' at present a patient iu containing this and reams of further has already had business experience, To use Williams' Camphorated Mus- the Cornwall General Hospital. details concerning army casualties Mrs. 8cott Fraser and Mis.s Anno for she was employed for some time tard Cream is certainly goo.l judge- in the various theatres of war, ngval in an office in Victoria street. Her Crossed Fish Sardines, 21c per tin ment, in cases of severe' chest colds, BONNIE HILL were recent visitors with Montreal intelligence, air raids on London, friends. liking tor dres! designing, however, neuralgia, and many other aches and etc., consists of more than 800 pages, refused to be suppressed, and at last pains. Its ju.st w’onderful for use in Mrs. W’alter Peyto and fauiily of Wilfred Seguin spent the week end and is a veritable mine of reliable in Cornwall. she obtained her parents’ consent to OLD DUTCH MINCE MEAT childrcMis’ croup trouble.s. 35e a jar Banff, Alta., are at present gicsts of information about the war. But just fill the post she now occupies. at your drug store. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Hay. Mrs. R. MeCuaig, Master E'lgar and why Australia's war effort fills twelve CLEANSER, 2 tins 25c per lb. 15c 0 :— Mr. John Archie McMillan, “Maple Leslie and Mrs. Chas. Edgar spent a few days recently w-ith friends in pages of this massive work, while Australia’s Pineapple Crop. Hill”, was busily engaged sawing at Canada’s is dismissed in one page, i EOSAMOND Mr. Alex. B. McDonald’s recently. Huntingdon, Que.. The pineapple crop of Queensland, Miss Flossie McCalUim w’as the guest no one seems to know-. Canadians Australia for last season ■ Was FREH BACON CORN MEAL Miss Florence Kennedy wdio had will be Interested to find out whether been, spending a few weeks with her of Mrs, Earl Hatch during the week about 260,000 dozen, according to a per lb. 32c per lb. 5c Misses Violet McKimion and Jeimd end. tins extraordinary preference shown late estimate by the Queensland Ad- Hutchison returned to Montreal Mon uncle, Mr. John S. McDoncll, returned to a sister dominion is due to the to Montreal on Saturday. Miss Ethel McIntosh spent a few vising Board. About 220,000 dozen day evening after spending the week day.s last w'eek in Montreal. prejudices of the oflîclal person or will be consumed by Australian mar- The Misses Viola and Janet Nixon persona who compiled the book or With end with the former’s parents, Mr. of Hawke.sbury, were Tveek end guest Geo, L. Sangster spent the week end k?t,s, leaving 40,000 dozen for can- and Mrs. John A. McKinnon. whetlier the fault lies with the Cana- of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hay. with his mother, Mrs. J. J. Sangster ning for overseas markets. Owing Look for the Store a Red Front Mr,. A, X. Cameron spent Sunday in Toronto, prior to her departure for dian authorities tor failing to furnish to overproduction, high cost of pro- wit^-'friends in Alexandria. Miss Dorothy Hay of the A.H.S. the War Office with more complete spent the week end at her ' parental L-os Angeles, Cal. duction and failure to, find markets Mr. Peter McDougall of Brodie spent The Y.W.A, held tlioir regular meet- .intorm.itiou. for Australian fruit, it is believed Friday evening at the home of Mr. home here. We regret to state that Mr. John S. ing at tho home of Mrs. J. D. McLen- that Government subsidies will be and Mr.s. George Eoas. McDonell is confined to his room nan this week. Spider Webs PTner Xliau Silk. needed to market the fruit, and that Mr. B. McRae of Glen Sandfield through being accidentally kicked by Quite a number of friends and nei- Fine as is the filament produced £14,000 is estimated to be sufficient. spent Sunday evening with Mr. Donald a horse. We all hope to see him about ghbors were entertained at the home by the silk-worm, that produced by R. McMillan. shortly. of Mr. Jas. Goodfellow Friday even- the spider is even more attenuated. Waterci'ess. Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris spent Sun The Messrs. Angus and Thomas Hay ing. A spacious home and a genial If, (or Instance, a thread of a spider’s day evening with friends here. host and hostess, like Mr. .and Mrs. Watercress was Introduced into and Donald E. Cameron spent Tuesday web measured four miles, it would Prance by the great Napolean, who Mr. and Mrs. Jack McRae were in Maxville attending a meeting of Goodfellow in.sured a good time to all weigh lltle more than a grain. j. guests of relatives at >St. Raphaels on present. ifad seen it growing In Erfurt- Advertise in The News. Sunday, _ . . _ the L.O.L. THE GLEXGARBY NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1924- o

n business visitor here on Tuesday. garct McMillan visited friends in j Messrs. G. and H; Calder of North Moose Creek recently. | Lanca.stcr were in town on Monday. Sweet Clover as Choice of the Progressives Ilie [xliaost a EVERYBODY’S Mr. Alex. A. J; McDonald of Bridge (Too late for last week) COUlin NEWS Isabel Wiseman is speading n j That the Progressives have biit a End, did business here on Monday. Tlie^bockèy mrtcirat North i.ancas-- few days at her home here. Creen Manure i limited choice, if they would continue Dangerous Cos COLUMN BAINSVILIiE ter on Saturday last l>etweeii palhou- The Misses Laura Campbell and ‘ to be a force in Parliament, is the sie Intermediates and Intermediates of Pluriel Raney were guests of Miss (Hoard’s Dairyman) j argument of the Liberal Halifax (’bro- There is deadly danger in the garage HEIRS WANTEB Irene Johnston, on Thursday. Sweet clover as a green manure crop j nicle. That paper agrees with other during winter when doors are closed A. T. Thompsou has disposed of his Lancaster resulted in a tie, 3-3, al- Mr. Simon J. McDonald was a vi- will return as much nitrogen to the j commentators that the Progressives in and motors are operated to warm them “Dost Heirs,” a book filled with dry wood to- a firm in St'e. Auuo’s, though one goal scored by Lancaster wa.s protested on account of offside. sitor at Mr. D. H. McMillan’s the lat- soil as 7 tons of mixed manure, ac- j Parliament are as strong now as tlioy up or for purposes of adjustment and names for lost heirs and missing kin Que. ter part of last week. cording to a three-year trial at the : arc over likely to be, and h-,>lds that repair. The exhaust is a dangerous from different parts of the world. Miss Tait left Sunday for Montreal The line up was as follow’s: Dr.lhousio Daoust, Deeaive K., McDonald, De- Mr. Stanley Wert spent Tuesday Alaryland Experiment Station. Un- 1‘as a poîiticîil party they do not differ gas — carbon monoxide—and many Chancery Court of England. Ireland having been engaged as teacher in the like ryo or other non-legume crops, motorists have lost their lives by not and Bank of England unclaimed divi- High School. caire F., Sauve R., Maheu, H. lÎcDou- ^'itii friends m Avonmore. j materially in theii\out-look from Lib- this nitrogen will be largely taken i erals. The Chronicle holds that only recognizing this fact. It requir?.^ bu1 dend list included. Send One Dollar Over one hundred eight gal. cans ot gall spare. ! Campbell, and from the air and is a free gift to tlic j Air. Meighcn, and possibly Mr. Robert a few minutes iu a closed roam or Bill at once and get Book by return milk are being- shipped from, here to Lancaster—-McDonnld .‘t., krcLeod j family, Finch, visited the former’.s Blair, McDougall A., Ro/un 0., parents, here. farmer who is wise enough to maKc Roger.s, desire an early election, and building to poison the air so complote mail. International Claim Aêy, Montreal daily. use of it. It will also conserve soil ly that it destroys - life. Owners of Dept. 115 Pittsburg P.a., • Gerald Sangster has several fine Kennedy E., McDonald, J. .-V.-Re-1 Qi'ite a number from here attended that if one were to be calld somi, o)ily ' ~ ' ' the funeral of the .late Mri. Susan nitrogen that becomes available during the Progressive or Liberal Doetiau cars should know this and shounld rot 2-4c _ v| .pure bred collie pups for sale. , -D. Lefebvre. 0 I Shaver which was held on Saturday the late summer and is w«asted where could gain at the expense of the other, neglect complete ventilation when When J. F. McRae was working : to the Presbyterian Church, Avon- no green crop is grown. their motors are being operated in around his gas engine his thumb got the Conservative group in PjuUamont WANTED STEWART’S GLEN j more. ! Increasing numbers of farmers are being too small to suggest that many garages during the winter montl-s.— caught in a cog resulting in a nasty Exchange. [ The stork recently visited the home seeding 10 lbs. of scarified and inocu- of its scats would be io.st to oMiev jmr- Good Grade Ayrshire Cows, 4 to 6 and painful injury. Mrs. M. .T. McRae had as her guo-st lated sweet clover seed withall their Miss Ethel Sangster spent Sunday i of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shaver and ties. This claim loads up to the con- years, recently freshened or about to recently, her sister-iu-Iaw, M.*'s. D.X. j left a boy with them.. Congratula- grain. It not only provides green tention that Mr. King, as Prime Minis freshen, health certificate expected. here with her father. manure but the first year will provide The lake has been bushed and there McLeod from the West. tions. ter, is in a position to pursue his own Apply Mr. Lionel Cameron left for Toronto} 0 ... —— fall pasture and the second year will course. . The Chronicle’s conclusion is: P.O. BOX A., is good crossing. This will nteaii in- on Tuesday. produce green feed where permanent creased trade to the C. N. station here. Just try this once and see how good “Air. King may not, and p obably 3-2 Alexandria, Out, Mr, and Mrs. K, K. McLeod had a I pastures are brown and of little value. will not, feel disposed to go quite as Miss Eileen McEvoy entertained her it is: When the children’s ccugh and It improves soil conditions on the young friends last Friday evc'iing and visit from the latter’s eousii’s, Mr. far in certain directions as the Pro- AFTPR SICKHESS Sandy McLeod and Miss Mal)oI Mc- croup troubles arc present, rub their dairy farm, lowers the cost of produc- WANTED all report an enjoyable time. chest and throat with William's Cam- gressives may con.sider desirublo. That Leod of Skye, on Sunday. ing milk, and increases farm profits matters little. He .need oui./ go a.s Miss Browoj teacher in 4th scliool Ml’. Neil McRae was somewhat in- phorated Mustard Cream. All the good at practically the cost of the seed used. Getting Well Reliable man in Glengarry County. spent Saturday and Sunday the guest of the mustard plaster, but without far as he himself deems clesiiaMc. Po disposed last week but his friends arc With this in mind, why not try a seed- litical conditions will ju.stit.v' hi)u. Handle Watkins Supremo Products, of Miss McEvoy. pleased to see him around again. mess and blister. Not expensive ci- ing of sweet clover in* the last cultiva- (estb. 55 years) Direct to Home. Lar- E, Delorme spent several days in ther, 35c jar at your drug store, or Either Iiis decision must bo neceptod Means Gain- Miss Anna Arkinstall had a.s her tion of corn or with grain next spring. by the overwhelming majority of the gest Company. Biggest Line. Best Co* Montreal last w'oek. inediciiio dealer. Following are some good suggestions Operation. Goods on time. A per- Odlin MclMierson was a vi.dtor to guc.st this week, her cousin, Mi.ss E. House of Common.s, composed of Lib- ing Strengtli Campbell of New York. from the Maryland Station on the onils and Progressives, or the Progres- manent, profitable business for your- Cornwall on Tuesday. We arc sorry to learn that Airs. AI. GLEN ROY seeding and management of swcf)t clo- self. Write age, occupation, referen- Farmers in this vicinity are general- sive part of that majority must uefin -It Whoie- A. Stewart is confined to her room ver: itely decide to east the relus of power ces J. R- Watkins Co., Dept. M.8. Ham- ly engaged in harvesting their ice sup- through illncs.s. We all hope for her AIRS. DONALD A. AIcDONALD ilton, Ont. 2-6. ply for the coming summer. ‘‘The soil on which the sweet clover and the direction of public afi-’airs in- speedy recovery. On Alonday, 7th January, at her crops were grown is well inoculated for to the hand.s of the small Toi .* .group some Tonic. Owing to the heavy snowstorm the Air. and Mrs, A. McLeod of Diinvc- liome in Rogers City, Alich., the death The getting- | WANTED railway people have put on extra men this legume. Ten pounds of hulled composed of Air. Aleighen, Air.’ Rogers gan accompanied by Mr. Ewen Cam- occurred of an ex-Glengarriau, who seed was sufficient to give a satisfact- and their I’cactionary supporters. If w'ell .st.age of for «a few days. eron of Vancouver, B.O., visited at the was born in the township of Loehiol grip, j.tueumo- Girl experienced in sewing desires Several families of this village and ory stand. On land of low fertility is for the Progressives, jiot for Air. home of Air. and Alr.s. K. K. AIcLeod in the person of Mary AIcDonell, re- and not well inoculated, the socdiu*g King, to determine. He is ujupio.st- nia or other ill employment witli dressmaker—Reply vicinity are installing radio sets. lict of the late Donald A. Ale Donald, ness is the •J. A. Sangster M.P.P. an 1 Mrs. last week, rate should be at least 15 lbs. of seed ionably ready to go with them, in the care of Glengarry News. Mr. Alex. Clark, drover, Alexandria, aged 76 years. Deceased was a daugh- per acre. It is important to use onlv direction, not of ‘free’ but of relieved most danger- Sangster left Tuesday for the Queen ter of Mrs. John McDonell, l7-5th ous of all be- City to attend the ofUcial opening of paid the Glen a binsiness visit this ‘scarified’ seed, which is hulled seed trade, as far as ho can in the inl='r-'sts FOR SALE week. Charlottenburg whose death is chroni- that has been passed through a mach- of the country. It is for them to de- cause the bo- the Provincial House whicli took place Air. .T, Urcpiiiart and cliUdrcn of cled in this issue. She is survived by dy, weakened on Wednesday. ine that .scratches the tough out<>r seed cide whether they will aecomjnuiy 1.5m, Four choice pure bred A'orkshirc Skye spent the week end with her par- three sons and two daughters, John of eoat. This insures not only prompt or whether they prefer to .iba»idon by 'the disease, Miss Eileen McEvoy is in attendance ents, Air. and Airs. M. L. Stewart. Detroit, Mrs. D. J. McLean and AIi’s. is wide open Sows due to farrow the last of May, at the Commercial College, Cornwall. but a higher germination of seeds. It him and re-establish, politicaPv, his also white Wyndotte Cockerels, Tou- Air, and Airs. W. Kennedy and Airs, Harry Ellison, Rogers City, Alich., D. is also important that the seed be cov- and their opponents.” to attacks of other lurking germs. H. Sangster, H. Tait, D. McCuaig, D. and Angus McDonald (twin bro- That is why all the organs of the louse Geese and Scotch Collie pups— D. MeVichie took in the motor show J. J. Kennedy, Alaxville and Mr. Mc- cred lightly. This is best aecompli'îh- Millan of Dakota were guests of Mrs, thers), the former of Detroit, and the bod}' must be kept in their best work- Applv to held recently in Montreal. od by doing the seeding with a disc J. J. ArcATASTER, R-. A. Camerou recently. latter at home. The funeral took grass seeder or by harrowing lighUv ing' order, not only to drive out the FRIENDS FOREGATHER poison left by the disease, but that the 4-2e Laggan, Out. Monday evening the Baii’.sville Aliss Isabel McLeod* teach-r,tcacii-i, spciiispent pk'ice on the 11th January, intonnout with a smoothing'harrow if the seed the week end at her parental home at ! keing made at Augres, Mich. patient shall regain strength as soon friends of J. A. Sangster M.P.P. and was distributed with a broadca.sting Dominionville. j macliine. Outlays Must be Deduced as possible to avoid further attacks le- FOR SALE Mrs. Sangster met at the hospitable Mr. John D. AXcRae, Aloose Creek,! A. W. AIcDONALD sulting from the poisons in the sys- home of Mr. and Mrs. D. D, McCuaig “Sweet clovcj', like other legumes, called at the home of Air. AV. L. Etc- ! same day as the death of A few Alilcli Cows, just freshened and spent a thoroughly enjoyable evcii- makes its best growth if the proper There has probably never Been iu As a means toward good hoalth af- also a couple of Holstein bulls, r'*ady iug in music and games true to the wart on Friday. ! Airs. Donald A. AIcDonald, her sister, nitrogen-fixing bacteria are present. On Aliss Alarioii McLeod, Ottawa, and ' McDonell, wife of tlie late Canada such agreement on a politico- ter any illness Father Joliu’s .Medicine for serA'ice, priced to sell. Apply old Scotch style. Mrs. McCuaig ex- land where alfalfa has been grown it economic question as is now* being builds up the body because it is all her brother, of Skye, spent Sunday { AIcDonald, passed to her eternal is not necessary to inoculate. Where ANGUS McAIASTER, colled herself in serving to one and ev^cuing with their uncle, Air, AI. ,j. | reward, at Alosinee, Wis., having at- shown iu the press on the matter of pure wholesome nourishment, being a 4-2c R.R.I, Dunvegau, Out. all a full course supper.. After ample the crop is planted for the first time, the Dominion expenditure, ‘’it must preparation of the purest cod liver oil AIcRae. . j tained the age of 78 years. She is sur- it is quite essential that the seed l>c justice had been done to the dainties Afr. and Airs, Lachie Stewart visit-!daughter, Airs. John Ken- come down,” is the idea nmiiing scientifically blended with other valu- served A. P. McGregor was voted to inoculated. The inoculation may be through article after article in the able ingredients by .specially designed FOR SALE ed Skye friends last week. ' Rcdy also of Alosinee. ! aecomplishod either by the transfer of the chair and invited a nimtbcr to Mr. and Airs. D. D. McLeod, AfeCrim- ! ^ ' newspapers of every section. The in- apparatus. Father John’s Afedi-?ine speak. All had a good word for our mon, called at the home of Atr. an.l /VmnHTT 1 1^11^0 j sojl from a field inoculât^ for aifalra timation from the Prime Mini.ster that has had sixty-eight years’ success for A shingle- Machine, complete, witli i I or sweet clovei-, or Iw of a pure local member and all were confident Alr.s. Af. J. McRae last week, while eii : UDI 1 U AKiitjJ tlic estimates of expenditure for next colds and throat troubles, coughs and cai>acity of 25,000 £,hiiigles per dry. ho would fill his seat in the Ontario route from Alaxville. ; culture. The pure culture is usually year must be reduced is con-mended sore throats, aud as a tonic and body In use but two years, in excellent run- Legislature to the entire satisfactio.n ning order—For particulars, app’y to Airs. K. K. AIcLeod recently had a|! I to be preferred. Although the sweet everywhere. The Loudon Afl\ertiser builder. of his constituents. Mr. Sangster in says: “Tlie ministry can .'Approach CYRIL LACOMBE, a few well chosen words thanked one visit from her mother, Mrs. Morrison | MR VNGT’^ft MeTNTOSlI ' clover will grow on land too sour for of Dalhousie. the matter with the certain knowledge 3-tf. Alexandria. Out. and all for their expressions of good that the people of the Dominion will will and confidence and assured them Messrs. .1). Cameron and A, 1-hilUps | «-'steem of all with W'hom lie oame T„,poh-uU paid Apple Hill a business visit last in contact for the many .sterling qnali- ,* tlie crop is Led fOT soilin' be behind them when tlicy seek for FOR SALE that he would leave nothing undone greater efficiency at a decreased ex- that lay in his power-to further the in- week. , i ties ho possessed, in the person of Mr. I tereete of old Glengarry. The evening Air. and Airs. J. K. Stewart visited ! Angus McIntosh, died ou Friday, Fob- M ^ penditure.” The Advertiser is friend- Ayrshire Cattle, all pedigreed stock, was brought to a close by singing iho the latter’s motlier, Mrs. J. Gréant * J'uarv 1st, at his late residence, Main j ‘ “ ibe crop is to be used in part ly to the Government, as is also the consisting of 7 bulls ranging from 8 National Anthem. Ireland, the last of the week. ’ i Street south. The late Air. McIntosh 1 sinûuer pasture, hogs should bo Halifax Chronicle, whicli, dealing witli to 15 months; 7 three year old cows, Alessrs. J. A. Bilton and R. Phillips I who was 55 years of age had enjoyed ; m tor grazing as soon as the the civil service expenses, says. clue to freshen this month, also a of■ AIoosoTVf/viNcr. Creek, visited .at... the home. *■ ! i*^^Kfferent—<. health for som throc ^romovcd. They will consume number of promising yomig heifers. exfyht of the grain left on the field in “But it is a problem which has to SEALED TENDERS DALHOUSIE STATION of Air. A. L. Stewart on Sunday. years past but for the last be faced boldly and eourageou.dy. The Apply to Air. Norm.au McRae, Alaxville, spent N. N. MeLEOD, Laggan. months hi.s illnes.s became, acute and | to thg sweet clover. From Government has summoned the deputy AiUNICIPALITY ' OF KEN VON Mr. T. Gauthier visited St. Oiet and the week end at his parental liome confined him to his room. He boro his j , ^ to 800 lbs. live weight of hogs may lieads of departments to meet in con- Box 62, R.R. 1, Dalkeith, Out. Vaudreuil friends -the latter pant a .situ- sliip of Kenyon. for the kindness and sympathy shown Aliss Dolores McDonald of Apple APPLE HILL erine, of this place, Alary and Elion, of under for green manure should be de- Plans and specifications are now on Hill, visited with friends here on fiat- ation which has become a public, scan- to us in our recent sad bereavement, j Montreal termined from the standpoint of the dal. It is not an easy task whiun it file in the Clerk’s office, Greenfield, the death of our loving daughter and urday, Air. and Airs. Archie G. McDonald The funeral to St. Finnan’s Cathe- fertility of the soil and the ne-.'d f(»r Out. Mr, Geo. Leroux has returned liome has undertaken. Whatever it may do, sister, Christena AlacLeod, spent a few -days with friend.s iu 'Loc- dral was held Monday morning, Reva summer grazing. Before plowing, the it will be criticized, but if it makes an A deposit of three hundred d >llars Mr. and Airs. John A. AlacLeod, •after spending a v.'cek with friends in hiel. J. E. AIcRae chanting the Requiem field should be disced thoroughly. This earnest attempt to affect e,‘o:iomies, ($300) is required to accompany all Dunvegan, Ont . Three Rivers. Mr. Johnso-u Hoople of Ma.KV'ille, will cut and macerate the sweet clover Alass. The pallbearers were Alessj's. reduce the staff by getting rid of offi- tenders. The lowest or any tondor not The Misses S. and E. -Bathurst of spent a portion of Thursday in town. Arch. N. McDonald, James TUiggan plants and hasten their disintegraaon. necossarilv accepted. Cornwall visited at their home here cials whose services are not lequired Mrs. L. Eastman Is visiting Alonk- John Embcrg, Henry Duggan. ..Angus! The discing will mix soil with tlie W’itliout imposing undue hardship.s, A. J. CAMERON, MORTGAGE SALE i •OB Saturday. land friends. Kelly .and John AIcDonald. | plants and will also improve the piow- Clerk. Mr. Leo Lanthier of Pt. Claire visit- Rev. J. M. Foley was in Lancaster, aud to make better regulations witli ! ing condition if the soil is rather dry. regard to organization and hours of Greenfield, 7th Februarv, 1.J21. Under and by virtue of the powers ed Dalousie friends on Tuesday Saturday, attending the funeral of the MRS. AIARY MORRISON I A heavy type dise, deeply set, will pro- Mr. D. A. McLeod has returned employment it may count upon the svip- 4-4c contained in a certain mortgage which late Mrs. Charles McDonald. Tlie death occurred at 483 Aylmer I duee the best results. *The plowing will bo produced at the time of sale home after spending a week undergo- Mr. John L. Grant is a patient in the Street, Montreal, January 28th,* of ] subsequent preparation for fail poit of all reasonable and right tijink- ing medical treatment in Montréal. iiig people in th country.” there will bo offered for sale by pub- Royal Victoria Hospital, Alontreal. Alary AlacGillivray daughter of the I planted crops need not be different HOUSE TO LET lic auction by David IJ. Lalonde, Auc- Mr. 0. Farrand of St. Clet was a His many friends hope to see him home late Air. and Mrs. William MacGilli- ! from the approved practices for fall business visitor here ou Thursday. tioneer, at the Ottawa Hotel in tno shortly. vray of Dalkeith, Out. and widow of ' seeded grains.” Brick house on East side Ottawa St. Tow'u of Alexandria in the County of Mr. D. J. Bathurst has purchased ixLe Air. and Airs. Wesley AleCuaig and the late Finlay Morrison of St Justine, I o adjoining Air. William McKay’s, re- residence of Mr. J. D. AIcDonell. Glengariy on Tuesday the 12th day little daughter,. Helen Sundayrd with Quo. The deceased was iu her SOth I Prize to Aim At cently done over. 7 rooms aud kit- of February,1924 at the hour of two Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rouleau wei-e Martintown friends. year aud although in failing health for chen. Apply to Montreal visitors on Monday. o’clock in the afternoon the following- Mr. D. D. McDermid paid Sherbrooke some time, she succumbed after only J. A. AIACDONELL, K.C. property, namely, t-bo Sbnth half of We are pleased to announce that and Lake Magantic, Que, busiae.ss vi- one week’s illness, due to bronchitis. i Mouldy Straw Causes The Grand Chamjfionslifp at Chicago 2-tf. Alexandria. Out. there is a marked improvement in the International Grain Show -was won by Lot Number ’Twenty-three in tho sits last week. The funeral service was held at her ! Third Concession of the Township of -eendilion of Mr. F. Gauthier. Mr. and Mrs. John AlcCaîlam called late residence, Tuesday ev'ening, .and ' an Alberta farmer, who, four years Mrs. Albert Rozou was à visitor to ago, had had no experience in agricul- NIGHT WATCHMAN WANTED Lochiel in the County of Glengarry. on friends in Alexandria an.d Green- on Wednesday- morning the remains i Ooalli ot Poultry On the premises are said to be a the Metropolis on Monday. field on Friday last. were taken to Dalhousie Alilh, accom- ture. Mr. A. E. McGillis of Laehutu was Serious loss of poultry is often due Going to Alberta to be cure! of pul- Good position to honest and steady good farm house with two barns and Alisa Dolores AIcDonald spent :i por- panied by her daughters Miss K. A. monary weakness caused by gas dur- night watchman with No. 4 papers. stable.s. It is said to contain about a Sunday visitor here. tion of Saturday with Glen Nevis Alorrisou of Montreal and Mrs. R. 1), to the use of moldy straw for scratching tlie great war, a young English- When applying, send refcrciiees and 100 acres of which over half is under friends. McLeod of Laggan and nephew Mr. ing litter, iu such cases, according The dance party at North L.aneaster to D. C. Kennard, specialist in poultry man, a gasoline engineer by trad *, Air. state salary -expected.—Beach Furni- good cultivation. Good fences and on Friday attracted a large crowd Air. A. L. AIcDermid visited Mout- i ^nd Airs. J. G. Fraser. The interment ture Co., Limited, Cornwall, Out. 3-2 drainage. real this week on business bent. took place at Cote Sf. George Ome- at the Ohio Experiment Station, the H. G. L. Strange, AI. C., owner aud from here all of whom report a good birds affected breathe w'ith difficulty operator of Fenndalo Farm, Feun, .Al- It is located about a quarter of a time. Airs. E. W. Alunro has as he>- guest mile east of McCormick’s old Post Of- her sister, Aliss Muriel Cameron of and often wheeze or gasp for air. The berta, ill a little over throe years 1ms CASKETS FOR SALE Mr. R. Lefebvre attended the first become the most famouso famm- in fice and about four miles to the north monthly meeting of the St. Telesphore Dominionville. Aliss CHRISTENA MACldlOD symptoms are similar to a cold in tlie Western Canada. Anyone requiring the above would and east of Alexandria and about the (Touneil held at St. Telesphoro on Mon- Rev. Air. and AIrg. Brokeii^hire loft At tlie General Hospital, Vancouver. windpipe or bronchitis. The rc-.speia- same distance from Glen Robertson tory system of a chicken is so compli- do well to apply to Pigeon Casket day. on Friday to spend a mouth with B.G., on Alonday, Jaimarv Mtli, the The achievement winch won him and is convenient to a cheese Faefory Mr. N. A. McDonald of Montreal, friends in Kingston. death occurred at the early ago of 30 cated that an exce.ssive amount of dust fame almost overnight was the award- Works, Corner of Goriiisli and Domin- of any kind is injurious and especially ibii Streets, Box 316, Alexaml da. Sat- and school. It is a good properity. visited at his home here over the week Mr. and Airs. II. D. AIuuio are vis'll* yoar.s of the late Miss Christoi'.a Alac- ing to his Alarquis wheat seed the is this true of the dust from moldy isfaction guaranteed. 4-tf, It will be sold subject to reserve ing friends in Dunvegau. Leod, beloved daughter of Air. and Grand Championship at the roce-u In- bid. Mr. and A-Irs. P. Jodoin were the Mr. John AIcDonald of Vanc-oiiver., Afrs- John A. AIucLeod, of (Caledonia, ternational Grain Show at Oliicngo. Terms : 10 p.c. down at time of sale guests of Air. and Airs. O. Campeau B.O., was the guest of his cousin, Airs. after a few* days’ illness following an Recent reports of heavy losses of Since he had won fifteen of the-twen- ' DRESSMAKING pullets from this cause have come to and balance with interest at 7 p.c. Monday evening. H. D. Alunro o nThursday last. operation for appendiciti.s. ty five prizes in this class, lo was within thirty days. Mr. P. Jardine slapped a car of wood Airs. W. Barkley of Avoumore, was Mias AIucLood left home iu August the station. A heavy loss of birds hardly challenged for the Grand GKum- Dressmaker, experienced, desires ma}' result in a few hours, it seems, For further terms aud condition.? of to Ste. Polycarpe this week. the guest for several days of her par- to visit her sisters and brothers in the pionsliip. sewing with private families. Rates sale apply to ents, Air. and Mrs. Sam Ferguson. West. While in Vancouver, she was and one bale of moldy or musty straw Starting in 1020 he began showing moderate. Kepiv care of Glengarry Mr. J. H. Whyte of Dorval was a JOHN A. CHISHOIxM, visitor here over the week end. Air. and Mrs. Jas. Neville a/e spend- stricken with appendicitis and all used for scratching Htte^ may mean seed at the Chicago Exhibition. The News. 4 Ip ing a few days iu Montreal. that medical skill and loving ctu'e a serious loss of birds.—Weekly Prefs following year, in the face ( I tJu- Offices, Pitt Street, Mr. J. P. Tauton of Summevsldc, P. Cornwall, Ontario, E.I. delivered three black foxes to Airs. A. D. Clingen and little daugh- could do, was done but to iio avail Bulletin, Ohio Experimental Station. keenest competition he won 3rd 2»n/e CARD OF THANKS ter .spent several days last week wilh Go*l iu His infinite love had chosen for Alarquis Wheat, 2nd for his Vie- Solicitor for Vendor. the local fox farm on Fridav . C’oniwaU, January 23rd, 1924, 2-3 Air. James Darragh left on Thurs- friends in Ottawa. otherwise. She passed to her eternal tory Oats, 4th for his peas aud 7t.h v,,j. When a lady loses her color Airs. Aligns Alcfutosh desires t day to visit W'ith Westmount friends.- rest on tlie above mentioned date. To his barley. Only exhibitors at rhi.-ago thank all her friends and neighbor.s Mr. and Airs. A. Chenier, Mr. and know Ohristeua was to love her and puts a lost ad in the paper for can realize fully what a fc-atlu-r it is in vanitv bag. lor their kindness and attention dur Mrs. W. Chenier, Miss CeeUo Cam- CLOVERSIDE CORNERS she will be greatly missed by her fam- a farmer’s cap to %viii the.se prir-cs in ing the illness and death of her hns four distinct competitions. peau, Aliss Albertine Sauve, Airs. P. , ily aud friends. 8he was an active band, the late Angus McIntosh. Seguin, Mr. J. White, Air. W. Major, Mes.srs. Angus and Duncan Mcl p«*ni>lo and l!ie press fv<>m tlie least amount of work. E\ ery recipe has name should be spelled—is anxious to U'di M jtndals .*s I hose. (Contributed hv Ontario f>op.Trtment of AgncuUiirc. ii/ronlo.) (ContrlbiitecJ by Ontario Department of been tested and proven by our own master detinito conclusions. Quite a&- — Agriculture. ’I'oronto.) obviously, PrcmicM- Poincare of Franco The consiM'vulion and iinpif)Veni>'nt : baker. Send ns yonr address and we will mail The 0-A.C. No. 72 oat has, during will not I>ud;;o out of the Kuhr, foai- ^ ot our nalivo niU and th«t intro- tlicse recipes to you wthout charge. in.tr ^<-h a step would re>id1, tnst ’he'short ppriod of its existence, aucuon oj .suiluiiic varU'Ut's irom ior- iu hi* own do^vii-tall and ai-coij'bv in luhhul greatly to the total grain pro- The quality of Quaker Flour is a bj'-word. Its (*u:n land.s liavo not orcupu'd a promi- >erit)Us loss to I’rauce. Fnic^ oi CJV- duction of Canada. Its multiplica- uniformity in baking is assured by hourly tests euiustnnci's mav compel him to change IH4U nlaoo in I-.oi'ticuUural activities tion during future years will un- his attitude. It is posMlile, be.; i'ard.lv in North .-Xim-'fica uiiiil just i''C('nHy, during the milling pi-oce.ss. Thousands of home iik(dy. that he ma\' sueuest a «-emero- doul'teJly add many millions to the i‘Xiu'5u in L!U> SoiUiU'rn and Western bakers know that Quaker Flour is best for all mise on all jioints .-G e oHice. la?i twn.v Vfur.s in tlun p.aCc ol lu)r- tire not Irlaineless iii the maUei-. Mac- from the Siberian. In 1.003 a large Donald tar-es a real test of slaieman- nursery plot in the experimental !n the üorîhorn aîid c-a.ster.i Slatoo sliip as a res;;!!. It he can )>ass U witn uroiind.s al Hie Ontario Agricultural hoiioi's it will win tor hioi n imich and m Canaoa Liiere is a .crowing in- Quaker flour (College, containing 10,000 seeds lavoer nu'nsui'e ot popular Mipivirl lh:;u lorost in this u.seiul bat much planted by hand :\i equal distances Quaker lie now ral plants of re- much c»f a mniontv partv botii in the exaiiiole ot tills coiiunondaoie niove- Always the Same-AlwayLS tKcBcst Bons»' ami in the couutr\'. It is per- iuarkabio vigor. One of these selected nieiit is seen in tne organization and plants was the parent of the O.A.C. Flour haps in a beltei- jmsition fo}- beim> ar!î-vitit's 01 Hu* Norilierii Nut Grow- No. 7 2. Tn« Quj !(«r Oal's0>'’'P W aide to make new jnojôsals on nraiiv ers A.ssoomlion. T his organization Every sack of Quaker The success of the O.A.C. N6. 7 2 «ÏUIie9*Cut«*<»9 was iorrnod in liidh. and is composed has been measured side by side with Flour is guaranteed to ot men ar.u women irom almost every that of the Banner, Avhich, previous 4 % give absolute satisfaction. Settlement of the raiiwav sirike in Sliuion in lue AVMO are iiuere.sted In to Hie general distribution of the the culture oi nut trees and the e.\- Britain is followed bv threat of other 0 A.C. No. 72. was the most popular A [product of The Quaker MIll.s, Peterborough and Sa.skatoon labor troubles. All <»f these on. Bougie, Oleitgarvv Mills L'id. J. A. C. Huotj J. A. Lalomh', J. E. L- - PRESIDENT COOLIDGE j Por sixteen years in succession likely to create so delicate a situation ^ïUHe Oi Michigan has undertaken an lue,—GLEN ROY—B. J. MeDonriM—MAXVILLE—Smillic & McDiannid, ST. EUGENE—Eug. Qnesncl—ST BA- The head of the United States Gov- (he O.A.C. No. 72 and the Banner exumsivo pj'ogi'am ot nut tree '^HAELS—A. A. Macaoiicll—SAND-IUNGHAAI—D. D. Cameron. .as the ai)andoiimeut of the }»rnpos110 member of the adni;aisii.a-j Toii,=( of sfrn'rt- p«--r acre 2.2 2.1 in inis inovmuehl Ave shall lose a 1 iu.-(h«-‘].s grain “ ” 83.23 73.58 Tiioro will be a feeling of uneasiness tion, ha've a way of knocking all poh-j sliould these- results follow, lie'-uense in golden onportunitv to saA>' Cor ou.r- In these experiments the O. Â;. C. tical plans on the h‘ead. Thc\ ;.',IAA- s(‘ivo.s and posterity Hie romant. oi' Britain the navy is vor.v dear to the opjiononts a fine handle agnui'^t the No. 7 2 in comparison Avith the Ban- th(> line nut trees wluch I'ormeriy hearts of the people. It is possible goveriimoiit.' This [nirticular >>in m;i.\ lu'r lias a thinner hull in each of .arew so abundanUy ni somu parus oi that these clouds on the horizon will even be of inestimable service for the fourtei'ii and a greater yield per acre; this Province. be dissipated by the sunshine of ar- jirospecfivo third party in the presi- in eacii of tAvelve out of sixteen raugemoiits which will satisfy Beatty dential eloclioiis. Why Nut Iroc.s >ih;)uid be IManted. years. Each variety required on an and his colleagues, who regard the .dost peop.e AMio are inierested m average one hundred and ten days to naval dcfcnice of the J‘lm|>ife as ]>ai:i- The efforts of \chat is known, in 1!.e mivlure. United States (’ongress as ‘-tne agri- the W'jilart; ot tne couiui'y realize mount to all else. that times gx'uerauv snould lie plant- Hemarkable GroAVth in Popnlarity. British recognition of Kussia has cultural bloc,’’ combined; Avith tne need in iuucn greater minibers, and In 1911 the O.A.C. No. 72 variety not been so rapid a process a.« man.v eessity for mending political teio-es b> some belieAx; tnat iL would be desir- of oats AA'as distributed throughout ! (d.)sorvers looked for. The delay seems tile CJoveriiinent, Avill iindoubtedl\ u- able Lo plant ii-ecs iiiat serve a lliree- Ontai’io iu connection with co-opera- j to liave been iu part due to rem‘wed sult in the ]»assiug of eiinrnions ;;iants fold purpose.' ol' i'uoii, slu'iter and live experiments which were being evidences of Soviet agitation agaimst in aid of agriculture. 'I’lie Senate < om- j beauty. carried oA through the medium of the British t hroughout Asia. The. pro-! mittoo has given its a|»[noval to a bill j Ford Predominates Nut trees yigjM a valuable food, the Expenmontal Union. 'WTthout jiaganda supported b.v Moscow is seem-j appropriating seventy five million dol- j provide shelter and beautlly tho' ingly as active as it was in' the days lars for this purpose. Fifty mlllioms a single ex^ption this new variety j landscape, and thus coiniiiue beauty of oat has given a higher average | when Lord (’iirzon demanded itf; cessa-j of this is to be devoted .to Avhat miglit with utility, l.arge quaiuities of nuts tion, so far as British territory j he termed wheat fanning, n-ol tlie yield per acre than any other variety’ are im])orted (•very >ear from fonîgii and siiheres of influence arc ^ balance goes to cotton growers. It used in co-operative tests conducted i The Empire Builders countries, for'wliich a great deal of by farmers in each of the past eleven | concerned. Then labor Avas inclinedj will 1M* a bold man indeed Avho vcill i>p- money iias to be sent out of Hie to jeer at the British Goveriiruent’s ))ose these grants in ihe House, (.kinn- years. The O.A.C. No. 72 soon made' From time immcmorial.Britons have gone forth and pioneered stand. Oflice is giving it new light.' diaii agriculture has an interest in this country. It is b(>lieved liiat a portion a i’(>cord for itself, and \A'as increased the remote corners of the earth. of this demand for nuts could bc:* met It i.s believed that the new regime in proposition, because much of this aid rapidly from the pound lots used iu by growing a gi'miler number of the Bnssia will be more amenable to argu- is to be given to sections Avhicd. com- the tests conducted on the individual In the face of seemingly insuperable difficulties they have best types of native and introduced ment in this matter. A roCenf picture ! plain tliat competition from this coun- farms. In the last seven years, of species. the 990 first prizes Avhich Avere built up a world-wide trade—trade that grew and flourished of Ilnssia, drawn by Professor t'harles , try is one of their great problrir.s. It in spite of the limitations of those primitive burden-bearers, lârolea of Kdinburgh, Scotland, sliows miist lie admitted that tlie fanning Where Nut Trees Might be Used to aAvai’ded to fleliis of standing oats in a country with a devasted area one' community is passing through a very Aihantage. connection Avilh the Field Crop Com- the native carriers, the mule train and the camel caravan. trying [wriod at \his time, no less tiian petitions throughout Ontario, the hundred times as large as that of (1) As Roadside and Street Trees; Ford carries the burdens of Empire trade on the hill-trails of France, lie declares that tens of that of the industrial coi.iinunity. Where the soil and the silo are suit- O.A.C. No. 7 2 received 521, the Ban- millions of acres luive gone out '^f cul- There are lio\ve\’er, .signs of better able, nut tre-ês should form a part of ner 220, and all .other varieties com- Fftri a/« reprtteni. India, on the African veldt, on the sheep-stations of Australia bined 240. nd bu Süle» mnd Ser9ic4 tivation. The greater part of this, times all aroniul, but tliere sliould be the sciienie of beautifying our high- and New Zealand, oh the plantations of Ceylon and Burma, every possible c.o-oper*ation among all Sialiont in ihc /olkHCingooer- damage was done by the Bussiuns Avays and streets. .V Coii.'îstent Pri/o Winner. $eas icrrH^rki. on the rubber estates of Malaya and on the jungle-paths of cla-=ses now and in the future. themselves in their various re.\oiutlons. ’ (2) Trees for tin? Home Grounds: In the compétitions of threshed S. "W. Alricaa Protecwrxt* Borneo. Nevertheless the Professor agrees with | The grounds surrounding many of grain at the Canadian National Exhi- Zanzibar other writers, that there are signs of a Rhodesia The report that seven thousand .lews our homes, hotli rural and urban, bition, Toronto; at the Central Can- Union oi South Afric« Universal usage under all these conditions has stamped the regeneration and the eventual adop- from Southern Bussia are 1*» be AAOUid be more beautiful and [iroduc- ada Exliibition, OttaAva; at the Pro- Kenya Colony Ford as dependable transportation. tion of a well establislicd democrat-Hi brought to (baiiada by their compa- tive li plani(>d with some of the best vincial Winter Fair. Guelph; and at Uganda government. triots located in this country, together TanKiinyika types of nativ(; and exotic nut trees. the Ottawa Winter P'air, tho O.A.C- Cold Coast [Made in Canada for the Empire witii the reiHirls respecting assisted (o) Steep Hillsides or Other No. 72 received 72 and the* Banner immigration from Britain, are rec(*ived Sierra Leone It is .significant tiiat juivate [dans Places: Areas not ea.sMy or profitably 4 1 prizes in the last four years, the Cambia The Ford car is completely made in Canada with with mixed feeling.s. We slionld i>e for tlic making of Die St. Lawience' cultivated could be very well devoted O.A.C. No. 7 2 surpassing the Banner the exception of parts to the value of $15.02. sure tiint none of the.se peopb* are to nut trees provided the soil Avas in awards from fifty to one hundred deoj) waterways, are now being press-; coming under the delusion lhar lliere rd botli at Ottawa and Washiiig, There suitable. per cent, at each of these exhibitions. Straits Settlement! is congenial emjdo.vmoiit for every one (4) As Park T rees: City and I’ural This is a remarkable record, twenty Federated Malay State* would 1)0 danger in allowing ?ncli na-j British Borneo See Any Authorized Ford Dealer Avlio desire it. TlieVe are many iinempiloy parks should certainly ha-ve a eollec-^ years from single seed to the present tional sdremes to be made tlie jiropcr-j ed [leople in Canadian cities and lovviis, British Samoa ty of companies or syndicates. Where : tion of native iiut trees and some of! day millions. The benefit that On- Mauritlu* and Reunioa tliough the situation is certainiv less Hie hardiest and best exotic species. | tario is deriving from the develop- Newfoundland (-'aiiada and the United State? tire so | acute than it wuis a year ago. Jiici Fiji vitally affected it will be ueces.4ury j (5) As a Commercial Venture; In' ment of the O.A.C. No. 72 will pay Nzw Caledoni.1 dents have occurred, liowever, in cm- tin? warmest part of the Province of! many times the entire cost of the Brilish Nov. Guinea for tile governments of both to act in ^ nection with immigration, wliich siiow Australia Ontario it might pay to establish, on; Agricultural College.—Dept, of Ex- conjiiiictioii and with the most scru[m- i that I’anada must assume certain res- New Zealand Inns honesty with one another. W very a small scale, commercial plantations tension, O.A. College, Guelph. [lonsibilities towards m*vA-come x. 'i'lu* Nyasaland live interest in the project is growing! of the best varieties of black Avainut, whole (piestion of immigration and its Japanese walnuts, hickories, blight- A \CAV Hybrid Field Pea. Su/a’ra ihronghout this countrv. Tliut is' treatment se<>ms to be in need of care- resistant chestnuts, and üiberts. D Jtch Borneo shown by tiie spread of orgnni /.al ions ; ful consideration ami revision. The mark(>t value of Ontario’s field CARS * TRUCKS * TRACTORS intended to create public seiiflmeat in Kind of .\ut Trees to IMant. peas amounts to about four million CF-27C ils favor. Swift Current, in Saskat- dollars annually. ('{iiiada <) to 1 victoi-y over tin* Unife-I I Nut trees, like fruit trec'S, are dif- ! chewan, is one of the places added to The O.A.C. No. 3 SI variety of field .'States in the hockey final al the Olym-; licult to grow true to type from .seed, I the list where tiie progre.ssive eitizens peas wa.s originalt'd at Guelph by pie gtimes, j)layed at Uhamnnix c rnncc, and hence have to be propagated by j realize that a deep St. Lawrem-e wa- cros.**jing the Prus.sian Blue and the AVHS e\'pect(*d but not in such a dt.îsix,* budding or grafting. While it is ’ terway to the sea would be of immense' White Wonder. It is a small, smooth, fashion. 11 was the triumph of un- quite true that one may got a vt'ry j benefit to tlie wliole coniitry. white pea of good quality and ap- si‘lfisli combination against brilliant, good tree by planting nuts from a , It is inevitable that comjdaints desirable tree, it is also true that a j pearance. should be voiced from time to tiiue indivitinality. \ great impetus i-> the- considerable proportion of the troes Of all the leading varieties of field by various sections of Uanudn as lo game is Europe is [irobaJib». ('<>mpara- so produced will not be any better or I peas tested at the Ontario Agricul- FINAL WARNING fi\ely f(‘W peojile tlH*v«* hjid :t»iy idea ; indifference and unfair treatment by as good as Hieir parent. Because of j tural College, the O.A.C. No. 181 has We are now issuing the final warning that batteries are not frost proof and that imless you are other sections. In som-‘ places thee has that the game could be sd varieties. results, the first, second, third and that line. I have taken a course in the care of batteries and can naturally give you the very best service. The late Wuoilrow Wilson will un- Premier F, J. Veniot of .N'ew Brnns- fifth higliest yields were produced by Our prices for storage are no higher than other garages, although your battery gets expert attention. doubtedly be giAen a [dace in history Inasrauch as nut .growing is a com- Aviek, who made it very clear that the new varieties originated at the Col- The best time to have your car overhauled is in the winter when our expert mechanics can give among the greatest of United States paratively recent development, our Alaritime [irovinces were neither beg- lege through cro.ss-fertilization. In it the required time. Prices are also lower for winter overh.auling. Have your car put in good shape for ])resideiits. He lacked the arts of Hie, Ontario nurserymen have not de- gars nor secessionists, drew attention the tests with other varieties, the the spring. [iractised politician wlio knows h(.\A- to ' voted much attention to Hie propaga- in a. thouglitful speech recently to tion of named vaideties of nut trees. O.A.C, No. 181 was early, reaching some of the needs of that part of the apjieal to the emotions and p'-ejudicos maturity iu 99 days, and the straw of the mas.se.s. But his public id(*.aU Tliere is some intere.st b(*ing shown country. Traiis])or til tion arrangoments W11.S tho freest from blight and grew and aspiration.s [ilaced him on a high! at prissent, how(*ver, and it is hoped and proper adjustment of freight rates to an average length of 45 inches. pedestal. The Senate of the Uniteij that b(*fore long there will be a fair are as necessary iu tlie East a?; bi Hie supidy of the be.st varieties of native The peas gave an average weight of Campbell’s Garage, Mill Square States rejected the [>rinciples Hn’ [leo-' West. Premier Veniot does good s.er- 62.8 pounds per measured bushel. j)le of the coniitrv demanded Hint Ihe and foreign nut trees availai»le. In A'ice by the mmleratioii and fairness This new variety of field peas was ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO nations should adopt when it blocked the meantime those who desire to <»f his statements. Perhaps t.h;» pre- s-ucces.sfully tested in the co-opera- |i;irtici])ation in tlu* lH*agiie of .Na- secure named varieties of nut trees miers of the provinces, or their rejivo- tive experiment.s on fifty' farms tions. Wilson Iiroke his lieart ar,v to ('ontiol Hoot Maggot;^. Nothing in addition to jonr tavines can mean and west. Avhal is kiioAVu as the Teapot Dome oil are found iu any lot grown from Tlie cabbage maggot can bo con- aa macn to you in old age, or to your relatives reserve is revealing a situation which members dcAudop a Ii\'ing, active spirit seed, or if an exceptional line na- EASTBOUND ^ trolled by treatment, early in the after death, as insurance. Start a savings Avill [u-obably iiiA’olve many prominent of mutual effort whieli must i>o mani- tive tree is knoAvn lo exist, such tree.** 8,17 a.m. daily for Coteau, ^ntreaî, fested in its board of directoi*s. siâson, with a solution of an ounce accsnnt with us today. people. The. tendency of the Oovern- are useful as a source of scions for SIS Cornwall, Toronto, Chicago. of corrosive sublimate iu 10 galloni=5 meut seom.s to be to side-track any in- improving trees that are not so de- 10.10 a.m. and 4.46 p.m. daily; 9.08 of water, applied to the stems and Copy of our booklet "One vostigatiou by Congress. Whether the sirable. It is a fact, though not |:en- p.m. daily except Sunday to Coteau I’oots of each plant twice or three DoUar Weekly” free on request urally known, that nut trees may be Jet., Montreal and intermediate sta- limes at intervals of a week, using top-grafted like fruit trees. This tions. The 4.46 p.m. train has close an ordinary watering can with the 20 MINUTES task is not as easy to accomplish as CAPITAL AUTHORIZED f 15.000,000 connection at Montreal with traias EXTRA MONEY rose removed and the spout reduced is the case in fruit trees, but if pro- for Boston and other New Englaad Anyone of ibe family who wilt That’» all. Twenty minutes after taking to a convenient form to make the ap- CAPITAL PAID-UP AND RESERVE^..., $ 13,600,000 I per methods are followed, very good points via Central Vermont Ry., Qua- I spend two hours a day can help aZUTOO tablet your headache will be plication. Onion maggots can be con- 1 through this short of money per- results may be obtained.—Jas. A. TOTAL -ISSETS *174,989,057 bee and the Maritime Provinces via gpoe. . ,, trolled by the use of a poisoned bait, -jj iodwithouriocubatorandbrood- tablets-^safe, reliable Neilsou, Hort. Exp. Station, VTnelaiid Canadian National Railways, Sher- 8 er. I haA*e had twenty-four years One of these little consisting of one-quarter to one-half Station. brooke, Portland, etc. via Grand Truak, " experience and have proven that and harmless as soda—will cure any an ounce of sodium arsenate dissolv- • there is more money io poulir) headache in 20 minutes. This train also carries a through ed In a gallon of IxiIUng water, with 7S4«Kr*r«J than any other livestock. Or.better still, taken when you feel the Beautiful home surroiindinga not UNION BAT^^ OF CANADA sleeper to New York via Coteau Jet. 1924 incubator and poultry catalogue beauti- a pint of molasses added. For tickets and all information ap- lllusti'ated with colour plates FRKB. hMdache coming on, a ZUTOO tablet only increase the value of a farm Alwnmdria Brandi .... J. E. J, Aston, I E«g Hotwotor Iwcubator complelo fl9.7S will ward it off—nip it in the bud. property, but ha*ve a valuable Influ- ply to Crop* rotation and diversification Mhousle Stn. Branch ... K. E. Lalande Manafsr Chick Broodor and Incubator $28.25 ence on the community ia which the J. J. MORRIS, HOB Capacity Grain SprouUr $16,50 are sound forms of insurance for the home is situated. St Polycarpe Brandi .... C. E. Fortier, Manager Freight paid to your nearest R.K. station. farmer. Town Agent. ■ Guad. Incubator Paot.. Rockwood, Ont. No Headache jr' G. W. SHEPHERD, ! station Agent. THE GLENGARRY NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1924-

Here and There Last Day of Truly Economical THE 6RQUCH Navigation of the St. LaAvxence Grace river is expected to open early in the because month of April. According to pre- liminary schedules issued by the va- By CLARISSA MAOKIE. rious steamship companies operating By MAUTH.V M. B-ARTLEXX between Canadian Atlantic ports and Europe, 192 ships will visit the J “What is the use, mother, of al- port of Quebec in 1924. Rose Mary Wood glanced dificon- King, coming across the wide The opaque glass door, with the loAving Priscilla to find fault with my tentedly around the boarding house stretch of field, saw her standing words, “Come in,” was being cau- way of doing business? I know what The Canadian Pacific Railway has I am doing. I don’t say she isn’t inaugurated as a special feature the table. Sunday night supper was al- where the log fence divided the way. tiously opened. Then a red head and ways a nightmare of loneliness to her clever, and all that, but if I choose •erving of afternoon tea regularly His first impression was of a scarlet a freckled, anxious face appeared. As to lease a part of my land to those on all dining, cafe and buffet cars blur against the sombre sky; later he when she did not go home to Arrow- Doctor Trenton looked up from his bill-board men—Avhy I choose t*. throughout the system. The taste- draws so ricHly in tHe teapot. ton for the week-end. Everyone nad discovered that the young woman desk, the boy solemnly advanced and that’s all!” ful little menu which the company gone excepting grouchy Mr. Fenu at wore a scarlet-lined cape. presented a newspaper dipping lo Without waiting for an answer, provides includes tea, coffee, choco- TKe flavor is superb — Try it. the other end of the long table. The young woman continued to Jolin Meade opened the door that late, toast, muffins, cake, ice cream the man. She was nibbling a cookie and lean upon the fence, her arms crossed separated him from his lo-vely daugh- and preserves at reasonable prices. drinking her tea—prolonging the re- before her. King waited irresolute. The doctor read aloud: “Wanted, j ter and her opinions and unexpect- turn to her small lonely room, or tlit: He was so boyishly eager to malfe An office boy. By an unmarried , edly faced her. The Spiller Company, a great alternative, church. At home they acquaintanc, so apprehensive of the doctor; height, six feet; age twenty- ' She rose to meet him with the ap- British concern with $150,000,000 4 always went to church before supper. small creature’s disdain. Again he eight; hair and eyes, black; disposi- peal; “Dad, why did you do it?” capital, has completed arrangements X ♦ A deep voice boomed through the ♦ summoned courage. tion peaceable — one-third of the ‘T’ve heard quite enough, young for the establishment of facilities iu ♦ silence. “In this part of the world,” said time. Will aim to please the office lady. That arrangement is strictly Canada which will entail an outlay ♦ It was the voice of the “grouch,’ King, dhcerfully, “it is the custom to boy. Apply soon. 28 Dollar road.” my business, and I had my reasons.” ef $^,000,000 to finish the plant of ♦ as the young people called him. “You address strangers without introduc- the Alberta Flour Mills in Calgary, ♦ Seeing ♦- The searching eyes of Doctor 'ITen- He finished abruptly and left the is Believing F jare not going to church this even- tion. And—” his engaging smile ton noted every detail. He was evi- ^ house. with another $2,000,000 to build an ♦ ing?” he Inquired. pleaded with her—‘ those of us from eievater at Vancouver. ♦ dently satisfied, for he pushed for- i Priscilla let a vision of the home 4- ♦ “I cannot make up my mind,” re- far away are mighty darned lone- ward a pad and pencil, requesting the j SAveep before her. Surely the house some for home folks.” ♦ plied the startled Hose Mary. boy to write liis address, age, and ; AA*as picturesque as it perched on the The second of the tAvo large paper 4- “Doctor Fletcher is preaching to- The smile that few could resist name of parents. \ green knoll, and the vieAV was of en- machines recently installed by the ♦ night—1 am going—perhaps you—” met the cold barrier of Ufo girl’s blue In a large, sprawling hand, the ' trancing beauty. The brook was per- Belgo-Canadian Paper Company at 4 ♦ he was standing now, and Rose Mary eyes; she merely drew the collar of boy wrote: Robert, 157 Washburn i fect as it rippled along to join the Shawinigan Falls, Que., has com- ♦ Come and see my stock of Tound that he was blushing a little. her cape closer and continued to 4 ♦ street, age nine.” As he had no larger stream. From one Avindow she menced operations. The machine, > “He would be very good-looking if W’atch the blowing of the tall gra«s. which is the product of the Domin- ♦ ■ more room on the paper, he gave this •> looked upon the meadows stretching 4- Ranges, Furnaces, Cream ♦' bis mustache W'as shaved off,” she, King sighed audibly and passed on verbal information: “Sister says that! UAA'ay to the west. The other, the ion Engineering Company, is now ♦ was thinking. his way. slie an’ I are ‘orfans of the flu.’ ” I east view, Avas now ruined by a hate- producing newsprint. It. will be *4 ♦ “Iêrhaps you—" repeated Mr. “Who is she?” he asked of his tuned up and is expected to produce j ♦ Separators, Ha r d w a r e, “Very good. Now, Robert, tell me | ful bill-board. “4 Fenn, politely. maii-of-all-woi'k as he sat at table for what you can do to make my office » She Avas amenable to reason, for, a commercial grade of newsprint at ; ♦ or above its daily capacity of 75 ; ♦ Tinware, etc. “Oh, thank you, I would,” gasped his evening meal. He described the look lUtG 'Uome, Sweet Home.' ” j she thought, they had made it as tons in the near future. ! 4- ♦ Rose Mary as she hurriedly got up. interesting stranger to Joe. ‘T kin sweep an' make bed.s—my i artistic as any bill-board could be! ♦ I can quote you best “I will be ready in a minute.” “Mean the girl with Uie black hair bed; I make it as soon as I hop out, ; The bottom wa.s latticed with green 4 ♦ As Rose Mary flitted down the an’ red cape ” Joes asked, “stop- to match the grOAving shrubs and speaking at Toronto recently, F. | ♦ an’ Sister says it looks wonderful. I | W. Beatty, President of the Cana- | stairs in her pretty dark brown suit, ping- at B]-ooks’ place? She came here kin peel apples. Yer see, Sister is ' grass, 'riiey had added touches here 4 prices on roofing, plumb- ♦ with a soft brown feather curling to get the Western air to iieul up her dian Pacific Railway, declared that j making pies ter sell. An’ I kin feed ; and there to relieve its hardness. “what Canada is suffering from is j 4 ♦! over the brim of her little hat, sue throat, so she can sing again. On the a pig—my pig likes sour milk. Sis- j True, it told the passerby a story, and ing, etc. wa.s humming a little tune. way to be a great singer, Brooks lack of men, lack of capital ami lack j ♦ tor’s named her ■Swillhelmlna,' but i, honored the tOAvn by naming her of those forward policies which will ! 4 ♦ She knew that old Mrs. Laidlaw says, wiien something went W'l'ong call her ‘Meena’ 1er short.” ^ heroes in the Civil war. And then ♦ >■ wa-s sitting within her unlighted with her throat and queered it all. enable the country to realize Avithin i 4 “Excellfîit, Robert, excellent, but^ it advertised—! She covered her eye.- a reasonabl.e time its own manifest i room watching whoever passed in the Brooks’ wife is a cousin, and I guess to shut out the unpleasant truth.* ♦ ♦ let us stick lo the text. What I need i destiny.” He added that he did not 4 ♦ ■halls. She had met Miss Pussy she’s glad enough, on the lonely is a boy who can sweep, dust and | She had gained little satisfaction Brownlee, and she knew that both ranch, to have woman company—if believe in “exaggerated whisperings ❖ GEO. A. LALONDE wash floors and windows; and be ' from her appeals to the members oi or in any .statements which are cal- ♦ Old ladies would watch her going the girl is company; always seems to sides, 1 liave in tlie cloest a skeleton | the family. George, her teasiu,^ from over the banisters. be mooning over her lost voice, or culated to destroy the belief of Ca- ♦ Phone 101 Kaixlware Dealer and Plnniber. ^ that require.s a weekly dusting. Are i brother, said: “Let the old gent nadians in their own country.” She iound Julian Fenn standing something, out in tlie fields by her- you afraid of sluflctoiis?” ' alone, Sis, he’s wise.” ❖ near the Iront door, tall, dignitied, self. First you’ve seen her.-to-day?” ♦ Main Street, Alexandria, Ont. 4 “Oh, no, wo’ve got twin skeletons, . Now with another look of scorn Captain S. Robinson, C.B.E., Weii dressed and very correct. “The very first,” answered the en- ♦ only I never saw them.- Sister .savs | she climbed the steps of the jitney R.N.R., commanding the Canadian 4 He smiled as he held the door open gineer. their names ai-e Mortgage an’ Taxes. that daily carried her lo her place of Pacific liner “Empress of Canada,” : ♦4^4^4^4^♦♦444^4^ and Rose .Mary decided that he was Supper hastily finished, he set out They've got long, cruel, greedy /in- : employment. Seated in the bus she was invested with the C.B.E. by Sir i nice looking in spite of the clipped determinedly for the Brooks home. gers reaching for ev'ry cent she kin ; had plenty of time to think. The Harry Armstrong. British Consul- ! ûstache, and when they reached The i-ancfi had been left to the earn. An’ she cries sometimes, an’ i self-same persons lode every day General at New York, when his ship i the sidewalk, she discovered that hii young man by an eccentric but say.s, Ob, it’s sumpen more than She tried to keep from thinking oi arrived there on January 25th, prior [ -■was most entertaining. wealthy relative, upon condiiioji that skeletons; it’.s the blasted hopes, tlu; ' “father's indiscretion,” as she AA-US to setting out on her great world | “Lff.t us walk home by way of the he make good there. Brooks’ wife bla.sted hopes!’ She didn’t tell that pleased to chussify the bill-board. At cruise. Captain Robinson also re- | ■$ post office so that I may post a let- had loyally accompanied her ambi- to me. though. 1 heard her tell It to this point the voluble Miss Brown ceived the freedom of the city of I A Complete Stock of ter,” suggested Rose Mary. The let- tious liusuaiid to the “man’s land. ' Mr. Gunning, lie’s the feller with a • cros.sed and occupied the vacant sv-U New York. These honors were in \ t ter nuiiloa, they returned, gazing into She greeud King grateiujiy. “1 am white suit, an’ lie comes most ev'ry at her side. After a cheery “good- recognition of his gallant work ; the shoi> windows. sorry,” Mm. Brooks regretted, -when day an’ looks in through the screen i morning.’’ (Miss BroAvn Avas ahvays when commanding the Canadian j ‘TsnT that charming?” cried Rose he frankly made lus errand known. enlivening), .she said, sotto voc<'; Pacific liner “Empress of Austra- | m door wiiile she makes pies.” * «% Mary as tiioy paused before a win- “Paula W1Ü not meet anyone. She “Bobby,” asserted Doctor Trenton, ' “Has your pa’s new sedan conic lia” at Yokohama, at the time of the ; reakfast Foods dow displaying a living room coïu- has been .spoiled, i am alraid, by too Japanese disaster. ♦ “part of your bu.siness as an office yet?” « pletely furnished. many auiiiiring i rien us—or perhaps boy will be to entertain me. Here i ^50 .tills was tlie reason! For a mo- “Solid comfort,” agreed Mr. Fenn. the disappoiiiuiieut about her lovely am, lu.l*.' lo my uncle’s estate and ment Priscilla Avas Avithout -words. According to Canadian Pacific of- ‘ Rolled Oats Puff Wheat “Sec that stuffed rocker—fancy a voice, alter years of training, is wear- HOAV could slie ever admit she Avas fieials, immigrants from Europe ! practice. Came three weeks ago. Sfand.Ti-d Oat Meal Riee Flour winter's night, a book and a pipe!” ing upon her. t ijope,” Biooks’ wife Most of the town are taking a breath - not in ihc socret? Ne\or should Miss who spend a few hours in Montreal ; “I couldn’t fancy that,” laughed added, ' liiat ôu wul not iaii in lo^ e ing spell trum nuimps, measles ami ; Brown su.spect. Slie found herself on their way west are re-discovering ' Gran. Oat Meal Potatoe Flour *^?ose Mary, “but the darling colonial with Pauia, as men m general do. wiiuoping cough. Not even an ade- .saying, vvitii perfect poise, “We ex- America—or rather Canada—at a Gi'aliam Flour Shredded Wheat work table; see the knitting basket, She's as indopendeiU a.s she is charm- noid has .shown its nose inside this ! pect it any laiiuite. i can hardly great rate. Some days ago there ing and, h\.reLofore, has cared for Wiieatiiic Full stock of canned goods .and the little chair before the Ûre- room. As for nerves. Doctor Coue , wait.” were eighty Scandinavians drum- j : place, that is my cozy corner.” men omy to lord it-<:f\er them. Now, Pastry Flour Try our full size told the women lo ’forget it, and '■ Before Miss BroAvn co\ild be fur- ming their heels in the big waiting- ■ “You may have the corner by the that’s tile iruih.” wash windows. Now, as you were ; ther couMiiunicative, the bus slopped. rooms at Windsor vStation, bored to ' Broodyes Prepared Flour Pork & Beans at 15e fire, and I will keep the'seat by the A low luugu followed the warning saying, ‘a few’ nights ago—' Aviili an abruptness that throAV the tears. Then one of them suddenly ' Duckwlieat Flour They arc sellers. lamp and smoke my pipe,” said the and King looked up to see the one Robert drew his chin down reniin- ' pas.sengers together. In the A'eriia- discovered that the Province of Que- ; Gold Dust Corn Meal Ct)ffec at -iiW prices to 60e grouch amiably. Their glances met discussed standing, her cape across bec, unlike Sweden, is not “dry.” The ; iscently. “Oh, yes, I was s’posed ttu- ' ciiiar of the autoist it Avas a “blow- (beam of Wheat Get a pound of our J.ava for a fleeting instant, and Ro&e Mary her arm, in the dool•^Yay. The blue out.” rush of the Danes on Alfred's Eng- ; be in bed, but I clum out er the win- (!oniflakes—all kinds and Mocha, freshly blushed beautifully. eyes were twinkling now and she der an’ perclied in the apple tree. I | After a half hour’s delay, Aviih no land was as nothing compared to , “I must go home,” she said a little was entrancing when she smiiiM. hope (jf startin.g, the driver stated that with which the delighted Scan- ! Roman Meal ground from our looked down through the branches, , dinavian gentlemen emptied that i breathlessly, “window-shopping is de- “Not as bad as all tltal,” iiie giri an’ tliere was Sister an’ Mr. Gunning. that it would be impossible to repair Cooked Brail IGeetric Mill, it Avill lightful, but I won’t want to get up waiting-room. .So excellent did they : amended. ‘ it is oiUy tiiai i aiii quite “An’ he .says, 'Ho.w much longer ] The damage Avithout something— and go to work in the morning.” suflic-ient iiuio uiyseii, so wli> find the beer that they did not .show ; Krumbled Bran please you. you gonter wait 1er that scamp tliai ! Priscilla couldn’t understand Avhat. Grape Nuts Best cooking or “You are an office neighbor of bother?” As usuatly happens, there Asms not up again till train-time, when they never came back? You’ve Availed : announced unanimously, though [ Table Apples, large mine, too,” remarked Julian as they She was gone. In vain he tried to now tbj-ee years, ever since you wins ' a house iu sight and few cars seemed PufT Rive went along. find her as he went his homeward with slight difficulty, that “Canada ' Ones, at 25c a dozen. nineteen. I’ve got muniiy, an’ you > to pass. The driAors of those that bane one Hne country.” “Oh, are you in the Equitable way. did puss Avere engrossed Avith their building, too?” , During ttie weeks whicli followed Avouldn’t hafter work no more.’ An’ ! Uiei\^Bisler .said: ’Never, never shall ; own aff.air.s. To be stranded in a strange city ; “Fourth floor—just across the air he .saw fier often in tlie fields—love- I love anyone so dearly as that man; | Pj'iscilla Avas becoming terribly up- «haft from your window.” with no worldly assets but a suit of i John Boyle. ly, always Impeiessly aloof. but, oh, we need the money so bit- set. Threatening clouds Avere coming “Why, I have never seen you The warning of his friend’s wife ■ dress-clothes and yet toj?ome out of tedy, an’ if he doesn't come in—in-- ' up and lightning played in the dis- the adventure victorfous is to 1 Phone 25- there.” had not saved King; he was in lo-ve. well, in three days. I’ll marry you. j tant sky. Tilt; Avhole world seemed Pi’ompt Delivery. Mr. Fenn might have told her that At first he bla/oed the solitude for achieve something. Joe and Bill ar- j rii give him three days of grace.’ To- wrong that moniing! rived in Montreal a few nights ago, ! .I..:..:..:..:. he had often looked at her brown the coiisiunt haunting thought ef lier At this dire moment a cur ap- head bent over her desk, but he did —no other woman liad so obsessed day’s the last day, an' I don’t see ! their baggage •consisting of- the ' Avhere the real man is.” proached. If Avas almost unbeiiev- clothes they wore, two dress suits, ; ' •, — . not want to frighten this shy little him. Then he realized that lliis was abk—tlie chauffeur stopped. Thi;-; brown bird. He had loved her for the miracie of love which must come “Perhaps,” suggested the doctor, an adequate quantity of the need- “he may be searching for lier.” young man seemed at a glance to be ful and an enthusiastic determina- some time before he realized it, and to every man. Priscilla's ideal. She Iiad read ia * >■ it was only her presence in the board- His heart wu.s heavy a.s he grossed, “That’s what SIsfer told Mr. Gun- tion to sec Life with a capital L. ning, cause we moved long time ago. stories that one meets one's ideal in . ♦' ing house that made him cling to his one evening, the stretch of barren When they woke on the morning But he jus’ laffed an’ said; ‘cliat stran.ge ways, but—that was in after, they found that someone had ♦ bachelor suite. land that led to the woi kmcii's cabin. ♦ ♦ - fa nee.' stoi’ies. Now she forgot'the type- A few days afterward Rose Mary At this hour liiey would have de- relieved them of everything they ♦ “'rhat's all. Now, kin I swoc'p vi r AViiter Availiiyg; she forgot tlie new possessed except the dress suits f ♦ met him in the corridor of the office • parted for tlie night ami he might be car bought Avith the hateful bill- building where she worked. j alone witii his overwhelming disap- floor? First, I’ll dust the ciiairs, lik-* they had slept in, and which they » Prices Are Advancing Sister does; then she puts tinuii in board money, yhe SUAV only a won- ♦ ♦ “1 am going to lunch,” he remark- ! poiutmeut. had worn for the previous night’s a iiother room. An’ I’ll do yer desk deriul young man among men. How affray. » ed. “May 1 take you along in my j Pauia, the de.sii-ed, Mrs. Brooks oleV(-r he was! Priscilla had lost her car?” an’ c.)ver it. Gut an old rlu.u In this predicament they appealed ; had told liim, was leaving upon the liaiuly?’' heai't. ♦ Rose Mary went with him. W'heu I following day, and she. would fmis to the authoritiq|5 at the--^Canadian ♦ I have been advised by milling firms She Ava.s arous*'d from her day- 4- the other boarders saw Rose Mary pass out of_his life with no word. He In a short time Bobby was at work, Pacific Windsor Station, for work » that they have advanced the price of I dream !»y tile jitney’s starting, and ♦ alighting they smiled at one another. : sat on a low stuul n.1 the back of the pushing a long-handled brush. Sud- whereby to earn enough to take mill feeds $1.00 per ton. denly he e.xclaimed: “O-o-o, I forgot finding lliey W(*re two hours lut • hem out of the wicked city. Sympa- ♦ 4- Miss Pussy said that Mr. Fenn had j cabin and lit his pipe. Absently lie 4 ♦ ter feed the pig. Kin 1 go home an’ “You're welcome. boys,” the thetic officials put them on the As I had several cars bought in ad- bouglit tlie car to take a “certain ! heard a downpour of ruin upon tlie pull her some cornstalks? She’s only stranger said. “1 must deliver this snoAV-shovelling gang. And here ♦ young lady” out. 4 vance and which are now rolling the j roof. Rain Ui».t swpet in torreius new Sedan to John Meade of Jasper these two stout fellows, in their The other girls ,who had called j across the emp'ty spaces, three nionlhs’ an’ slie depends on nu- advancement does not affect me and ■f siimp.-n orful.” streei. Do you know Avhere it is; ' dress suits, Joe with his feet wrap- 4 I am going to give my customers the Julian ail old “grouch,” changed j Into the sluiliii.g hut ruslu'd a ped in sacking to keep them warm, their minds and smiled wiiiningly at I rain-soaked figure. Bi-eathle.ss, a “Finisii the ilooi first, Bobby; ’One llius liu-y met and parted. ♦ benefit. t labored heartily for four days, earn- 4 4 him. But for all the good it did, ! woman’s slender form dropped, as if thing at a Lime, and that done well,' Tiuougliout the day Priscilla wa.i- dered. On lea-A ing Ui<.“ bus that evening the price of their tickets back to ♦ -f- they nught just as well have gone out I in co^laps^^ on the fioor. King was you know. I sympathize witli Meena. Heavy feeding is now in order so VVe’ii both go, and I’ll make ari'ang<- ing her first view was the lulled bi'l- the little old home town. So once 4 ♦ and smikd at the shining car. ' there at once, raising the girl in his more fiction and the movies are ♦ get my prices on uients witJi your sister concerning board. She lialf believed it sinikul. 4 ♦ Tlie grouch had no eyes for anyone i arms. beaten. ) save Rose Mary. this work.” Slif smiled baek and looked up a', it. ♦ j “1 was crossing the ludds,” lu r “Please, Mr. Bill-Board, if you wish GLUTEN, BRAN, SHORTS, MID- And Rose Mary? Her happy eyes ' voice panted, “when I wiuu out oi my Soon they were whizzing toward Waaliburn, street. At 157 they alight- to redeem yourself, find my dream ♦ DLINGS, HOUSE & FEED FLOURS, betravi^d the secret. One Saturday I way, and when^the storm came 1 4- ♦ noon they lunched together, and thou ed. Bobby to feed the pig. wiiib: man ! ” slie iîid. CORN, GRAINS, WHOLE AND j found myself—iiere. I was almost the doctor made his way lo llie Like the genii in Aladdin’s lamp, ♦ ne took her Ln tlie shining car out to 4 GROUND SCREENINGS, SALT AND ♦ I desperate when 1- found ycur-cabin screen door. only, of course, far more delighUu!, her home. i door .and came in to be sheltered.” ♦ COAL. “Mother, dear,” said Rose Mary, There lie paused, yir. Gunning, in he stood beside her. The biil-boar’(I 4 ♦ ; Gently King’s arms closed about had #-conceaied her. He, too, had tearfully, *a pert->ct grouch wauls to I the trembling figure, immaculate white flannels, Avas gaz- > My prices are like the mercury in ing at a slend(u- girl, who was roll- wondered all day. 4 the tliennonieter—“just a little low- marry mo—v.;e liave selected the liv- j “Paula,’ he smd. low and et hau' ♦ ing-room fui-niture—please say yes.” ing piecrust. On her face wej-e little Week.s later, Geoi-ge, tlie leasing er. ’ ’ 1 unbelicveing. broUun-, said. “No need of that fellow 4 said wise Mrs. Woou, “and dabs of lio’ir, clinging to tlie exquisite ! “it wa.s 'any port in a storm,' ” eoming any mare. Father can drivog ♦ GRINDING WHILE YOU WAIT. when did you select the furniture, i Paula saiil, Jiea laugiiitr music to' da ma.sk ci\c;eks. Her eyes wt;r<; trou- my dears?” I hear. bled, tor tills was the la.st day of mother eun drive; Priscilla drive.s, “The first e-voning we went out to- grace and tliere were the taxes and and Hartley .Marlowe drives with one j “It was iale,” King spoke sok-mn- hand!” J. D. GRANT, Maxville. gether,” chuckled the grouch hap- ly. “Tile stoj m dre-w.-; \ oa to nic, oh, mortgage and Bobby; oh, Avell, slie ♦ would k(‘ep her promise, if it broke That same evening, from high in 4 pily. ' We si.-hwled the rurnilure 1 girl of my heart, bc-cause i ^vaiUed ♦ 44 then.” her heart. the lieavc-us, the moon looked down : you so.” on the lovei'S. “But,” said Rose Mary from her [ Pauia peered uc'ar in the darkness, Feeling the presence of a straiigc'r, mother’s arms, “vve did‘*not’know we I to look into his eyes. she looked up inquiringly. Aiiiaze- “I shall uIwa.A's love ilu^ bill- were doing it.” numt, incredulity and' undying love boards, Harth-y!” Priscilla said. “Well,” she admitted, whimsi- Her hands sou.ghl the shoulders cally. “I did thiiii: you might ue weie wriiien 'on the countmmnce of Doctor 'rrenton. A second laBri- he of iiei- Uh'al man as the moon grinned Do not order your Luveiiibiiig, here. I’ve watclie>d you come otluu- opened th

Social and Personaut. Uwrence Valley Canning Factory lext Presentation to t Editor Glengarry Nows, “Victor^’ .Alexandria^ Ont. ‘ - Mr, and Mrs. Oco. .C. M-’ronnia. | Â. J.Kenneiy, Master Donakl and Miss ïs;d>o! Me-; Dear Sir-:.—r. ‘‘ ' ])onaîd of Muiiroo’s Mills, visited^ The hiinual meeting of the .Sst. -i.-aw- it has .occurred to me aiiany • IGnC-8 (NevC Eisko.ard-Bpeakor-) ■ , .-j friends in town the latter part of last j renee ■\’ancy Agricultural Society was wlicH looking at tlio great qurJititie? Last'Monday aftcruoon, at tbo close : Î New Gaelic Records ■vvoek. * held in thé Township Hall, W’iUlams- of canned goods in the stores that muon of the session of thç Dymond Council, I town, on January 21, Uie prosid(?nt, of this work might be done right hero and address and club baçr w'cro present- Mis ihe ' l.)i\ 1). Demonliii in the chair. The at Aloxandjta. The land tha.t lies ed to Temiskauiing's Alcmbcv in the ■\voi‘k end witii lier sisttM-, Ih minutes of th<' pi'evious meeting were close to town is fertile and can be Ontario Legislature. 'AXr. Kennedy hud FIRE WITHOUT Al.\T(’HEB ^ Ain Dhachiadh (My Home). mm!e much more so as fertili/ær is ^ On Friday last the prize for .Vive Monticu'.^ read ami adoiited. The finaiic-tal state- boon the reeve of 'l)ymund for several ■ toid thu learn a righinn og(îiaad + , meut sliowed a good year’s work, find casilv oI)taiiu‘d near a town. We also years, but retired at tlic end of 1923, j),y fiction was won by .Scout .Avciiic C of the mountain.) •liavc a great variety of soil, .which *?■ Mr. .lack Wiiiiman Moiitroa', I :^;n-cessful . fair/hut there is still a owing probably to his election to tlie Alacdonahl, Patrol Leader of the P.ob of Mrs. , i^hortage (*n the wrong siile. 3t was de- u'ill permit the cultivator to growl Legislature. AVhite Patrol of the 3st .\1 andria ' ACo shnil a’d dheigli. ill town on Jûuday tlio niaav different kinds of }>la?’ts. \\ c ^ 000 ( shnil a’d dheigli. Ikdcdicr. cided ro hold the fair pcrmanontly on Air. Parker, tie iiewlv cloct-’l reeve, qvoop Boy Scouts, UUU Faill-iil-o agiis Ho-ro die. » * Tuesday and Wednesda}* of the third have an mlvaiilage over mar.y oilier; read the address,'but before iloing so The prize for being the fii’st Scent places as we shall not bo so apt to; remarked that hut. fortho reerrt strnm „f this Troop to obtain fire by 1'rirtion Mrs. Jolm MeLcislcr and the Misses j ^veek in September. After varhins cth- noed'commcicial fertilim’S which aroj Thug mi^ Gaol do’n Fhcar Bliav. (T dessie and KtUc Kerr wore visitors to j or items of interest wêrc disposed off lliore would have been more of Uic consisted of' a .S‘-out .Hunting iDiife. loved a fair haired laddie). Montreal, on Saturday. | the ejeetioJi of otiieers for the ensuing imtuiall'- very xmstly. AVhilo tim -In-; ratepavers present. The dub bag was and a Scout Ring. * * -year was taken up, and resuhed as suectors were attending the K-'cturcsj presented l>y the Clerk, Airs. 1!. Al.j Another prize i.s still to be won for 2161 Ho-ro moni;Hienn doim Bltoidin'-i-di IÎ iss Annabel McKinnon, Afontreal, ; follows :— ■it tin- OnUt io Agricultural CoBege i (Jold. j tlie second scout ‘who obtain.s fi;e in (Aly brown-haired tnaideiij. in (iuciph in 1013, 3915, KGS and! wa.< at her home, ‘ * ÎTillmouiU 'over' I'resident—K. .McXuiight. Utlf) wo liad lec.Dii'es and nraclical ■ Air. Kennedy ackuuwh'.lgc.l ;';o re-j wa.\. the ' 1st Vice- -J. K. Condie. 75 CENTS EACH W r ;<• * * -it , j McLellan. te.sts. The different kinds of soils! cognition of bis sevvice.s to the t''-vu-] T Mr. ',Jos. î’igeon paid the Capital a Directors Andrew MePkilinm. H. were stiulie. A. Bo*s, Colin township even though not a mem- a flint into a box of dry tinder. Tlie Mill Square, Alexandria- * * * j Campbell, Tliomas Craig, C. A. Ale- which sucli an industry must bo fomid- sparks were produced by means of i ed. ber of the municipal council. Below is Watches, Clocks and Jeivelleiy Repaired. AJiss Sally McDonald, AlonU’cal, vi*j Donald, TT. A[. Grant, John Burgess, a copy of the address : glancing blows from a piece of steel *> sited her mother, Mrs. D. J. McDonald,; Dr. D. Demoulin. ; Another advantage is that the fields on hard surface of flint. 'I**>*>*X*<**>*>*><**!*<>*>*;***.»;**X**>*>**4.;*.;*.r,*;***,***,*.*****.,;.^,,*„j„ ! in which the plants are grown noed not Air. À. J. Kennedy, AI.P.P., Ex Reeve over the week end. I At a meeting of the new Board of of Dymond Township.. The North American Indiams who I be far from the cannery. The men Iiad no steel used iron pyrites in.stoad, X. T, T -xr T 1 1 r- 1 Directors, E. AV. McIntyre presented Dear AXr. Kennedy : ' who work those fields will 'lot ha\c to strike their sparks, as did abo the î his resignation as secretarv-ti-mi.surer far to go to -work. Besides this we On behalf of the Ratepave.s of the of Ku-k Hill, were m Ottawa leeently.^^ Townsliip of Dymond, wo Inve met aucionts. The Indians had other mc- fflooogooom atleiidnig the W^mter^ 1 air. j Cummiug and J. K. Condic that -I. A. ]iav<- here in the neighborhoi»d some tliods of p/roducing fire among which men who aie already experts in raising together this .afternoon to express, as , , J , • I MacDougal be secrctarv-trca«oijer for vogctablo.s and tliey can assist others. l)est wc can. our deep sense of .aomc- may be montioned the follow'ug;— Mrs. 1). Miîlei-^ho had been visitmg;^!,^ ensuing vear.-Carried. ciatioii and gratitude to vou f:»r th The fire-drill, consisting of a simple ne.ô M.ss Z.Ma Mnrkso.., ret.urn-^ ^hc next meeting of the Diveetor, .\u Association formed of tl-ese men can impart information to those who interest of the be r.cesazorvarr toi j spindle tw’irled between the haiid.s, e.l to Montreal on Monday . | the Dufresne House at interest which vou .have always taken The pump-drill in which the- spindle arc not so well prepared to carry on \vas given momentum by moans of a Flour and Feed ^ £ -, * , Lancaster on Feb. lë. I the work. In the interest of the Townsliii'. Dur- Mrs. i . D. AlctJillivray of Aiontrcal, ■ ing your term as Reeve, the Township s2»iiidle-whirl of wood. was in town this week the guest of lier i o ; As every business is now run by The bow'drili in which the spiiuUo I specialists, nieii wh<» are '^vell up in The work has alwavs been earefnllv looked mother, Airs. Ale.v. McGilli.s, Dominion after and carried on in a thoroughly was operated by a bow the string .street. growing of eacli plant slioiild be put in charge of :«!1 the work doue in business-like and competent marnier. of whicli was twdstod once around the Of Interest to Moitiers growing that plant. \V(‘ feel that much of the Township’.s spindle. This is the method now’ used Mr. G. A. Baxter spent f>nndy:y w-ith pn'.sont success aud prosperity i? due by Scout and still used by the 'Eskimo friends in Brockville. The first clinic for pro sc]:;>‘tl chil- 'riiere will be many kinds of plants lo your capable oversight and bjisiness and some of the Northern Indian dren of the Public Health Detavtment, that can used. A’ory Crirlv in knowledge, lu many cases you have tribes. HATEVER motive Afr. J. A. Alacdouell K.C. paid Tor- the season, there arc for oxamidc W to be held in thi.s town -was oj nned on saved us from heavy expenses in onto a professional visit the CAidy part Thursday afternoon, 31st January last, lior.se radisli and asparagiu'. Late .vliicli a head of the Council wdth les- influences you great- uf the week. in the office of the Public IIoaiMi nurse come tlio strawberries, tlieu * ser knowledge of muiiieipal affairs on the mill square. It is interesting ries and currants, tomatoes, oaily beet.- might have involved. est in buying Flour Ali.ss Alillie AlcPhec, Ottaw'a, visited, land onions, cucumbers aud other Injurious Talk to note that Mis.s Squires, the IMI-OO in It was with regret that we learned at her home here over the week end. charge, examined seven chil iren of I plants for pickling. Sweet corn can 1 be grown in great quantities. There that you did not think it wise, consid- and Feed — whether you -- T A Tr i A 7 A pi’e-sclu)0l age. This i.'? a ))eginning ering your new duties as a member of A Frenchman, speaking of a Rev. J. A. Iluot spent the early part:‘„^^ I arc several othoMS that will bo ii.scd as Parliament, to continue acting as a knowm to his comrades, said ' ^ IDs oi the week in Coinwall. | will be a still larger attendance as it is look for Quality or Quan- the factory liecomes better estabbslud. Reeve, but we are pleased that these mouth costs him nothing, for he iihvays ,, , - , I an opportiinitv for mothers that has But skill must be used in growing same duties will not necessitate vour opens it at the expense of other peo- rhe Misses Margaret, Lena and Isa- j,', ,,,53 vieinitv bolero, them as some of the vegetables j re-moval from New Liskeard. and that ple. ” There are multitude's cf per tity, we can give you all bel McDougall were guests of Mont-j t,,,. 3,,,. brought into town for sale could not 1 you will accept this club bag. and sons to whom this remark will apply. real friends over the week end. be commended. around satisfaction. Every * ! rounding country is free to come witli 1 wlion you use it, that it will remind Exaggeration and defamation arc two 'children who have not yet attended A .green house of glass would be I you that you earr}’ w’ith you the very fertile sources of social mischief. We Mrs. D. McLeniiau euteriaiued at school and consult with Aliss Squires j needed to prepare the young plants meet wdth persons who sensitively dinner on Saturday j best wishes of the ratepayers of the bag fully guaranteed. Saturday evening, There is absoUitelv no c-hnvge i especially tomatoes. Then tin* green ! Town.ship of Dj'inoiid for your sue- shrink from the deliberate violation of covers W’cre laid for ten.—The Gar.ette. * ^ I house can be used in the fall and ev(?n 1 cess and good health. truth, who will habitually ov,>v-color ) ill the winter to produce a supply c-f I (Signed) R. DARKER, Reeve their statements to such an extmit that Air. I. Sauve of Gieii Eobertson vi I fresh vegetables for the Alontreal and a false impression. is conveyed to the sited relatives in towm on SunJav. ; a ml f'ouncillors D. AIAC.KAY I Ottawa markets. This is another .ad- I N. WTCKETT mind of the listener. Thus they lower Office of vantage of our position as on Montreal On the Circuit ■ { A. AIEROHANT the tone of their own mind, destroy D. N. McKae, Aliss Catherine Lamabe spent i Island lives about one tentli cf the the i>ower of accurate perception, di- Hav and Grain. a few days with her sister, Atiss Chris- I population of Canada so that we b.ave I J. P. YOT.^NG. To mark the installation o.f electri- I 0 minish the confidence of their friends tena Lamabe returned to Al.ontronI on I near us tlie best markets in the Dorn- and sow the seeds of much error in the Tuesdav. city for power and light, an event ac- I complished early last week, the rosi- ' inion. world. They soon discover that they John R. McRae, MANAGER T.. J nr ^ TTI ^ TT A A ' dents of Green A'alley, Saturday even. The canning industry is now ek.iofly are not credited even when they speak ALEXANDRIA, ONT. Mr. and Mrs Edward Huot spent gathered round the festive bo.rrd. ill the hands of a close corporation ;“Jssessmeut llp- Inday Imst with friends m Montreal. ;-^ytur them for the occasion was (he soberly. Tlieir moral drafts ui'ôn so- STATION, or at least a union so that it is dBfi cial confidence are dishonored. ]->nt ,, , -,a ,, , . ! staff of the Public Utilities'Commis- cult to obtain information about the I lax Rain Down” perhaps the most injurious talk i.s that SOONER OR LATER YOU WILL USE REINDEER FLOUR. g business from one of the caunorm.?. which detracts from the character of visitor•'/D'’ to the Capital on"'m Tuesday.. j si««.«-ecL Alexandria,had been engagedwho forin creelingseveral ! But it should be wise for a young in- another—that which openly or i,i dis- j tclligent man to go to Guelph to study Too few tax pa-yers realize the i.n- ^>e>pg>oooQooooc ■s, 1-, rt . I, , ,I thetne poles,poies, stringingsiriuifin^ wire«ire -' i v o.ic and Was an cvide,u-e of the ! which are little used and as the most ; of the work is done before the cold j iiig what is the value 2>ut on the pro- Jvidio Strek ^*'-»"^l«'b:good will e.xisting and the approria- j pert y by the assessors, ^ * I tion of being connected up wirli llu* ! w'cather - sets in the place does not Simon’s ■ ! need to be too elaborate as long as it j The question of taxation is, theore- Informal Dance Airs. E. Donovan of- Ottawa, was in j ' is made possible to keep the fruits and I tieally. very simple. town on Wedn-esday the guest of Mr.?. ' o vegetables clean. ClennWness is of I A muuici|)ality faces the extieuditurc The Store that Saves you Money for J. O’Halloran, Alain Street. ; jiaramounl importance in the business, of a certain amount. * ^ j j Anotlier advantage that we shall I This has to be met by taxation, The Lancaster Hockey the past fifty years. Eev. R, Rouleau of Cornwall, \isit-! Curling lutes : have liere is that tlie new factorv i The object of making a vab.iatlou is ed his parents, Air. and Airs. E. Ron- j ; started by Mr. Leslie will likely be ! simply to have every i)ro2>rictov pay Club will hold an loan, this week. * i able to fimiisli the cans without flie ,j his proper share. On Alonday, the 28th Jairuivy, the ' J't does not matter wdiether the as- i • extra co.st of bringing tltem from a Informal Dance AVe will very shortly hold an after stocktaking sale when we will Messrs. Gilbert Seguin, Glen Robe- t- ‘ I distance. The building, should be ! sessment is made on ten, fifty oi one i son, D. A. Ross and A. R. McCallum, !skipped bv .1. R. i placed near eAiongh to. the staîio.i to i hundred per cent of the actual value,! -IN- print a full list of articles and new prices from every department, in Martintown, were here on Tuesdav . j McRae and Dr. Cheney. The latter's 1 enable the goods to be shipjieci witliout ' so long as everyone is treated in exact- i the metentime below we p^^nt a few of our regular grocery prices. i team won after a close contest by one Our stock of groceries is fresh new and complete. AVe have every- ■ much carting. j ly the same way. 1 Among others who did bi.sinoss in I I t<' «■ I The tax rate will vary with the valu- \ thing that you want. We supply the best families In Town and sur- j As much of the canned goods now McRae Hall rounding Country. I""'wn on Tuesday - Messrs. A. A. AieLen-i.io.vo... , 0» ,/«bruary . - 1st,- the games- , (it I used comes from abroad the duty will '■ ation, but will be the same for all. | nan and R, ,T. Pattiiigalc, Lancaster; ' f™"'' were begun and date I be all ]>aid to the growers, wh'ieu is : And if the valuation is on a f if*-y per I Wm. Irvine, Dalkeith, I). A. McDon- ’ f"* follows : I not always the case. ; cent basis, then the tax rat ' will be | LANCASTER .10 lbs best gran, sugar for.,..$ 3.05 2 pkgs. shredded wheat for . aid, Greenfield and J. A. McDonell, , RIXK 1 I A good m.an who can do the bii.sim>ss ! double that of one based on H full | 10 lbs. best brown sugar for .. .99 3 pkgs. Corn Flakes i valuation. 6 lbs. better kind rolled oats .. .25 2 pkgs. macaroni .... ,, i-Mitsche I Aston J. F. .r. ! at the otfice and travel part of llie Thursday Evening ’ time should be able to put this l.u.si- So it i.s useless and mislea lb'g to ' 3 lbs. best large rice 2 tins best sugar corn for .... AlissM- Al.-ir Alornson,7.r • Bishop. •'^tivet, |i SimonMcRae G.1). .V. Costello F. T. I com2>arc tax rates, without a’so com- | Best green tea, Ceylon per lb... .-‘)9 2 tins peas standard for .... Huot J. A. JL • nes.s before the merchant.s near nere was ill Montreal, last week attending ! Tfonn T T * i>aiing the basis of valuation. ; Special green Ceylon tea, the 2 largest tins new tomatoes . AIcAXaster D. A. j so that tiie.v would find it to their ad- the funeral of the late Mrs. rinlaS' 14. I vantage to buy Alexandria gomls. Another feature in such comparisous : talk of the country, nothing 3 pkgs. Eddy’s matches for . (skip) 8. FEBRUARY 14th 1 tin any kind' Campbell soup Alorrison. ! «A'ours trulv, between diffeveiit provinces i.s that ; like it OS i in Quebec,—except in the City of Alon- ; 10 bars Comfort, Sunlight, Gold 1 tin ocst pink salmon for ... RINK 2 ; J. W. CREWS(>\-. Mr. J. R. Lalonde, merelianv tailor,; j Alexandria, Feb. Gtli, 3924. > treal—tho municipal tax rate does not | or P. & G. soaps for only 09 1 tin red sock eye salmon ... M’cis in Alontreal on Alonday. j Brandon AT. J. AXcLeod ('. ' include that for education, a.s it does ! Music by Bouley’s 14 bars Lennox, Cosmos, or 2 cans pork and beans Libby Dover E. .J. AXcLeod R. S. elsewliere. School taxes in Quebec j _ ^ Champlain soap and 1 bar P. 7 bars castile soap for Smith J. F. Peacoc-k Wm. I are not levied by the AIuniei|al Cmm-1 FOUF PieCe OrcheStra G. all 15 bars for only 09 6 bars Ivory soap guest’s size AXÛSS Christie AXcLeod spent the 3 pkgs. best corn starch for . week end at her home at Dalkeitli. Oil eney H. L. Mitchell .j. H. I cils, nor collected by them; but bv ; .1 lb. special blend coffee for .. .31 * 7j{ (skip) S (sk'i,) |(. C. W. L Meeting ‘ School Commissioners. So that 2 lbs. evaporated apples for .. .27 3—51b. tin Golden syrup .... 1—2 lb. tin Golden syrup for . Air. AI, A. Mmiro of LaqcasiC)-, was' com2)arison of municipal taxes in the 2 lbs. evaporated Peaches or AIONBAY FEB. 4th i At the February meeting of clu' So- ProA'ince of Quebec with those Appricots for 35 and all other lines at same low prices ill town yesterday. ; ciety, hold Tuesday evening in -Mex "l'oih^lTickets inclyding Tax, $2J KINK 1 })rovinces is misleading.—Municipalnicipal ReRe; : 4 lbs. best boiling peas or beans .25 i ancter Hall, the lU'iiicipal business was view of Canada. We take eggs, butter and wool in ('ol. W. H. AXagwood of Ck-rnwall, AXacdoneb Sam As-selin D ; the selection of a Nomination Commit- 1 pkg. either seeded or seedless trade same as cash at highest market ■was here on military business yesler- ' Simi)8on W. .1. Ostrom V •tee. The members of this cnnnii^toe raisins for 12 prices. Cuthbert T). .1. AiacRae D. K. are Airs. J. McMaster, Airs. Geo. R. Macdonald D. .\. AIcKae .1. R. AIcDomild and E. Alacdonald. l-iao1i Air. A. J. Cameron, Alunicipal Clerk, (skip; 7 (.skip) K member of the society i.s invited lo U. R. Township of Kenyon, transacted busi- •send in, to anyone of the above men- ness in town yesterday. I KINK 2 tioned persons, a list of namo.s £:,v tiie ^ iI LavlandT 1 1 («.Z'’ Ostrom C. i following po.sitioms; Presidenr; Isf i millOlE DÀÏ by the C W.L. Isaac Simon ADss Gladys Flynn left on B.'itur-1 Alorris J. ,1. AXcÎAî.'îter J. I vice Pres. 2nd Vice Pres. 3rd Vice Pres' -TO A- Alexandria, - - « Ontario. day to attend Ooniwall Commercial ‘ Campbell AI. Alacdoiiald !L I i 'Ireasurer ; Recording Secreta”v. Cor* BUT NOW HE PRAISES DODD’S College. She was aecomt)auied Io*AIcDouald D .1. Cowan R H. ; responding Secretary. These names KIDNEY PILLS. OornwnU by lier mother, Mrs. E. i (ï'kip; !b. (skip) 4. ! must he in the hands of the nou.inati.ug Alfred Nadeau is enthusiastic over I committee by Feb. 19, 1924. Members the remedy that brought him re- ,, r» * -vr * 1.7 7 . ’ interest is being taken in I are reque.sted not to place any one of lief—Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Mis. u. A. McArtluu* who .'lad been j the game is evidenced by the member- . tho three above mentioned n-^mu’s on Albertville, Que, Feb, 4 (Special) VALENTINE i ^*^.7 Lancaster ami t sj,ip which is rapidlv approacldug the j your list. In view of their jnesent “It gives me great pleasure to toll \\ilhamstown for a few davs returned hjilf eenturv mark position they are not eligible for of- you that I am feeling very wcU, .since Do not order your ’S> Lome yostevcLny. ^ ’ I êxt week w“ hope to auiiounco G.e 1 lice. I started taking your Dodd’s Kidney ,, T, orgauizatioii ol a Ladie.s Cli'I, wiiicii Pills. I was not able to work a whole Messra E Ostrom, F Milice and „.ill undoubtedly prove quit- an .uv day without severe pains in my kid- J 1. D. McIntosh were ui Ottawa Wed-, quisifioii aud further add to the ooiiu- neys. iiesday evenmg attending the Ottawa laritv of the roarin' eame Formally Dpeneil ATur Dodd's Kidney Pills are a --Canadians hockey match, which ^ ' wonderful remedy for weak kidneys. -IN- Counter Check Books drew a gate of upwards of t“n thou- Toronto, 3-\‘b. G.—AVith thi* largest WFHNESDAY iÊB. (it); Kindly publish my testimonial, .so sand persons. RINK 1 crowd ever seen at a similar func- tion, the first ses.sion of the ICth that all those who suffer m^y know I C. McLeod Geo. Lavbiud about Dodd’s Kidney Pills.” Alexander Hall AXiss Squires spent the week end ; M. J. Brandon Legislature of Ontario wa.s formally with friends in Lancaster, J. J. Morris opened this afternoon by lieutenant- Mr. Alfred Nadeau, who lives here, before getting our prices. « ♦ # j W. Peacock AI. Campbell makes the above statement. He feels Alexandria i .T. II. Miichell D. J, AIcDouald Governor Cock.shutt. The chamber that he owes it to other suffe'-ers with Air. Ângus P. McDonald who siiont 1 (skio) 1( was filled and hundreds stood outside •several months in Wahanpitae, Out. (skip) (; in the lobby. sore kidneys, to tell them how he arrived home AVeduesday. found relief from his suffering. RINK 2 All Mr. Nadeau’s trouble.s came 0 T. J. Gormlty J. A. AIcL; from diseased kidneys. They speedily Wed. February 13th YOUR VALENTINE ’ Dr. McCalUim Goo. Simon Kenyon Council Meeting ceased when he commenced to use News Printing Company ; G. Holmes D. E. AlaeRac As we go to press we are i \ receipt the one sure' help for diseased kid- I Geo. Duvail J. R. AleRa. of a report of the proceedings of tho neys—Dodd’s Kidney Pills, There is Supper Servad From ALEXANDRIA, ONT. AVe might not live to eat but j (skip) 8 (skij', 7 regular monthly meeting of the Coun- no reason why anyone should continue AVc must eat to live, cil Board of the Township of Kenyon, to suffer w'heu Dodd’s Kidney Pills, 5 lo 7 p m. So bring_ your. friends to AR^xanuer---- , Advertisuirs please notice. Th» mos- held in the Town Hall, Grecufi.^Jd, on can be obtained from druggists e.'ery- Hali, AVednesday, Feb. 13th, between ‘ quite, which doea a hummiag business Tuesday, ."th imst. Tlu* same will ap- where, or The Dodds Afcdiciuc Co. S and 7 p.m. j satisfied with one pear in our next issue. Ltd., Toronto. [Tickets 25 Cents ADVERnSE IN THE GLENGARRY NEWS