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Glengarry Loan Total At $250,000 Nixon Is New Major G. Falkner Mrs. Irvine Heads Rev. N. McCormick Cheese Board May Killed In Action W.M.S. Glengarry 25 Years A Priest Meet Bi-Monthly As Half-way Mark Of Drive Reached Liberal Leader & Descendant of Prominent Sixtieth Anniversary Silver Anniversary Of Secretary’s Report Shows More Determined Effort-Required If Toronto Convention Glengarry Family Meeting Held At Popular Cleric Being 68,608 Boxes Boarded Counts To Reach $595,000. Goal—Lochiel Elects Him On First Killed In Tunisia Maïtintown Last Week Observed Tuesday. Here In 1942 Alexandria District Leads. • Ballot—Conant 111 TORONTO, May 1—Ontario. Liberals Major Graeme Falkner, descendant The 60th anniversary of the Glen- Invitations have been received by, The annual re-organization meeting With less than 50 per cent of its | today looked-to Barry Corwin Nixon as] of a prominent Glengarry family ^ has garry Presbyterial of the Woman’s relatives, here, to be present at cere- of Alexandria Cheese Board was'held objective attained at the half-way' CHOICE OF LIBERALS their standard-bearer in the political been killed in action in- recent fight- Missionary Society, organized hr a monies marking the 25th Sacerdotal last Thursday evening April 29th, to mark, Wednesday night, Glengarry life of the province. I ing in Tunisia, according to an official small group of women in 1883, was Anniversary of Rev. Neil McCormick,1 the Fire Hall, here with a represen- ■wik have to finish strongly In the a popular priest of the Alexandria dio- tative attendance. Arch A. McDougall, PB»»!» The 53-yeav-old Brant county farm- announcement Saturday. Major Palk- observed at the 17th annual meeting Fourth Victory Loan Drive if it is- to ner of the Glengarry Presbytegial of W. cese and native Glengarrlan. Fatheri 4th Kenyon, was re-elected President er was selected party leader on the* enlisted In the Stormont, Dundas remain true to Its past history of M.S. of the United Church of Canada McCormick will mark the day at Ho- and the other officers were also re- surpassing every goal set in the war first ballot yesterday as the Liberal and Glengarry Highlanders In June tel Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, where he appointed. provincial convention closed Its two-1 an<1 went overseas with his unit held in St. Andrew’s United Church, effort. The latest returns rrMn coun- 1110 Martintown. j is serving as Chaplain, and the Sis-| day gathering. The ballotting gave the following year. He was among a Horace Marjerison, Apple Hill, was ties’ headquarters shew a total of A meeting of the executive aad ters of St. Joseph of that Institution voted to the chair and S. O’Connor, the former Provincial Secretary a clear group of Canadian soldiers who went $253,700. subscribed by Glengarry re- are sponsoring the observance which^ Secretary persented his report for the cut majority over his three opponents to North Africa .soira: weeks ago fori nominating committees pseceded the sidents who. must raise -that sum to will consist of a Solemn Anniversary! —418 of a possible 582 votes. training in action against the Axis sessions at which Mrs. G. W. Irvine^ season of 1942 which showed a total $595,000 in the next ten days. forces in Tunisia. j president, presided. Apple Hill, North Mass In the chapel at 10.30 follosVed, of 68,608 boxes of cheese boarded dur- Coupled with the leadership election Lochiel - Alexandria was leading A son of Major James Falkner, M.O. Branch, and Glen Gordon Auxiliaries by a dinner, immediate relatives and ing last year of. Which 67,909 boxes of were exhortation^ by party stalwarts Wednesday both In total subscription and Mrs. Falkner, who resided at 19 took the worship service preceding members of the elergy will be among white and 701 boxes of colqred sold for unity of thought and action with and in percentage attained : with Natre Dame Street, Hull, Que., the each session. j the Invited guests. ' at the celling price of E 5-8 cents. Federal Liberalism and an end to In- $77,650. already reported for a 55.46 young officer was closely connected: Reports for 1942 were given by Mrs. A son of'the late Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Alexandria Board had dropped from • percentage. In the interval the total ternal differences. Jlsa wttfa many of Glengàrryls finest fami-j G- W. Irvine, Mrs. A, P. MacGregor, bert H. McCormick, 3rd Lociriel,, Rev. second place In boardings to fifth be- has passed the $90,000. mark aided sub- Former Premier Mitchell Hepburii, Iies H]s paternal grandfather was Dr corresponding secretary; and Miss’ Eathar McCormick graduated from St.] ing exceeded to safees by Belleville Laura stantially by a $22,000 purchase bj vtfio long ago yoke with the Federal Duncan Falkner of WUllamstown and Binnie, treasurer, the latter Augustine’s Seminary, Toronto, : and Vankleek Hill, Kemptville and Corn- Lochiel Township Council, Which was administration of Prime Minister Mae- his father was bom there. Major Falk-j reporting an Increase In givings over was ordained to the holy priesthood to wall. It was Interesting to nbte that voted at Tuesday’s regular meeting. kenzie Bing, was not present at tne ner’s mother was the former May Me 1—41. Mrs. A. H. Johnson had on her St. Michael’s Cathedral, Toronto, May the Ontario government bonus of 2c tal>le a llne Total sales for the other Glengarry convention. It was Mr. Hepburn’s, re- Dougall of Alexandria a niece of Col' collection of literature and 12th, 1918. ; The reverend gentleman per lb., at an estimated weight of 90 'divsiions, with percentages attained, signatlon as Premier last October^ R R McLennan of Alexandria, who' reviewed briefly a few books at the left almost immediately for Western lbs per bôx amounted to the hand- were as follows Wednësday: Chariot- ivhen Hon. Gordon Conant took over Member of Parliament for Glen-] luncheon hour. j HARR^- C. \lXON, new yOntarlo was Canada, he. having joined the Cal- some total of $123,494.40 onu Alex- tenburgh, $66.250—36.81 percent; Ken- the government leadership—thait ul- y f 1391, to 1900. Mrs. D. C. MacDougall, Majÿville Liberal leader. lgarr rom gary diocese and most of his priestly andria Cheese Board sales lone. As a yon-Maxvill|e, $52,650—31.97 percent; timately brought about the party con- He ^ survived by his widow, the president of the first Presbyterial un-] career was spent to fruitful work to considerable proportion of the cheese —Lancaster, $57,150—47.62 percent. the vention: I former Ellzabteh Mulholland of Peter-] ^ United Church of Canada the parishes .of that district, ^oms maunfactured in Glengarry were sold United Counties figures show a to- Mr. Nixon’s opponents in the vot- borough, and two children, Peter and gave 111 “Memories” very Interesting eight years ago he returned to his on Cornwall and Vankleek Hill Boards tal of $1,094,850 subscribed, some 35 Funeral Mass For Ing were Arthur Roebuck former On- Ian. In addition to his parents, he1 lacls down the tyears. At the close native diocese and for the past lew the bonus was estimated to hire dis- per cent of the $3,100,000 objective. tario Attorney-General and now mem- leaves twe brothers Capt. Keith Falk-] 01 h6r a Lancaster and Green VaU«r Those on War Work were outstanding, Will volunteens please leave their MotkerV Day Roses by Miss Ethel Ostrom of Alexandria. Marjerrtson himself. i tered politics to the upsurge of ttte equipment was soon on hand as were' H __ _ especially so their spiritual endeavours' names with Clarence Ostrom as soon The annual sale of roses for 1 The closing address of the day was -| farmer political movement that follow- neighboring farmers who given by R^V-’ E. H Gray, M.D.CjZ Th? cheese boarded 182 boxes white, as possible? ther’s Day, Sunday, will again hundreds of for those to the armed forces and for I ea the First Great War. Mr. Nixon fnnTII>rt » hur-vot hrim»*» , a just peace. was distributed among the representa- It Is also requested that owners of year be sponsored by the G.W.L. to] served to || that, caned 1 | Kirk Hill His theme was “Missionary tives ofthe various buyers present: \ The fire Is supposed to have origin-j Motives, Money, and Men”’ Plans were made to have a Re- csyrs offer, them for at least one trip Alexandria. The roses will be sold on ltselI Unlted Farmer and later Neil Fraser fpr McLean, Louis quiem Mass offered each month In tne in the season to convey the donors to ' the streets on Saturday and at the , a ted when a light bulb burst close to Thursday Session Shepherd for George Hodge; Oscar 1 a diocese for those paying the Supreme Cornwall and back. Oars making this entrance to St. Finnan’s Oathedral l terge pile of waste tow. The eijpiip-! On Thursday, the «^activities of the Wert for Hodgson and Rowsen; Mr e sat as a member of the Opposition ment loss included six Flemish knives Auxiliaries were reviewed by the vice- Sacrifice. 'I trip will be allowed one unit of gaso- Sunday morning. Edwards for Olive & Dorion, Mr. Mc- line for each trip. Will those offering ^"Stected to the and the tow shaker, all of which are presidents of the seven districts of tna (Copies of the following resolution Provincial House eventually becomtog replacement. The loss ' is'Presbyterial. Impressions of the Gruer for A. A. Ayr and E. J. peer their cars please get to touch with are being forwarded to the Right Hon.' 1 Sqdn-Ldr. Campbell Progressive Leader. He became the 1 „ . , , _ . representing Lovell & Christmas. Clarence Ostrom at once? COTered by lnsura 06 W. L. MacKenzle King and to the most forceful critic of the incumbent » ' ™ gl feÜl three ministers of Defence by each The first boarding last year sold 713 Gets New Post Conservative Government. I The present plant was erected WÉliÜ ** T:, boxes white and 56 colored and had 1 Mattice, replacing the panel discus- subdivision. Presbytery Met 1 been held one week earlier. Air Force headquarters to Ottawa, In 1933 when another Western On- 1641 ibllowtog the fire of February lon of prevlous years group Con_ RESOLUTION have announced the appointment of tario Fanner, Mitchell Hepburn, be- 28th of that year when the original ferences were held. These were led The Board adjourned to meet again WHEREAS our country has been at Here Tuesday Squadron-Leader Cameron J. Camp-' came Ontario Liberal leader. Mr. Nixon plant was completely destroyed. next Thursday at 8 o’clock. It is pro- by Mrs. Irvine,' Mrs. R. MacKay, and war for almost four years and no ade- Glengarry Presbytery of the Unit- bell of Hull, to succeed Wing Oomman- led the progressiVe group into the Lib- o— Miss Ida MacKenzle. able that bi-monthly meetings of the ed Church, met to regular session, der D. G. Williams in the directorate. . . w • quate provision has been made to Board will be held later on, Instead of l j , , SB... -.SB 1 eral ranks and became Mr. Hepburn s I f 1..tr- Of special Interest to' local people most military camps throughout Can-] here, Tuesday, with Rev. C. H. Fer- ot signals at air force headquarters. ,LOa.n tllllZ weekly. was the address of Miss Myrtle Mac- ada for the spiritual needs of our guson of Avonmore, Chairman, pre- Squadron Leader Campbell, a son of lirst lieutenant. | Gregor, Martintown. Miss MacGregor men and women who are on active siding. The meetings Were held to the late W. D. Campbell and Mrs.1 “I had expected a first ballot vic- told of her work at a mission to service with the Army, Navy and Air Alexandria United Church and there Campbell of MaxWÛle, has been trans-] tory,’ ’ Mr. Nixon said in a post-vlct- Contest Final Scotchtown, Cape Breton. Miss Mac- Force; Liquor Further was a large attendance from all points' ferred from Shediac, N.B., where lle, ory interview a^ he shook hands with Pearl Mattice, second-year commer ! Gregor pleaded for a genuine Chris- in the Presbytery. Rev. G. W. Irvine I had been Officer Commanding n 1 AND WHEREAS we, as members of happy supporters. j cial department student at Cornwall tian attitude tpward those Canadian a National Organization of Catholic Restricted WUllamstown was present to his ca-j Engineering Establishment. 1 Collegiate and Vocational School was nationals who were of Axis origin. | pacity as Secretary. . J —— 0 I had continuous reports during — --- S B1 Women, view with alarm the contln- Toronto, April 29.—Reduction from winner of the United Counties Viet-. The year’s work was dedicated to ued absence from the military camps The regular business of Presbytery] IJ _ J Ç _ 1 the last week from various parts of ery quiz contest iieid Friday rilgkf prayer by Miss A. Cresswell. I 130 to 80 ounces a month to the maxi- 1 throughout the Dominion of the .he-] took up much of the time and pio-j l\vQ V/I OSS OvUClS the province which Indicated a sweep." at ac.V.s. auditorium. Runner-up In] ^ itelm 0, jjnportance were pre- mum quantity pi spirits which may be ceedlngs were of a very cordial nature. cessary facilities 1er Church. worship he said. - I the contest was Ian McCormick, Alex- ^nted by Mrs. J. P. MacMartto, . oi purchased by an individual to On- Three new ministers were Introduced which Is so essential to the morale of $10.000ToToronto Asked if he thought his support andrla. A number of extra questions Resolutions and Memorials Commit-' to the Presbytery. cur fighting men and women; tario was announced today by the pro- came mainly from rural areas, tne had to be asked to decide a winner. tee—a request for a full-time church At noon, a . delicious lunch was ser- Mrs Duncan A. McDonald, Alex- 1 AND WHEREAS it would appear vince’s Liquor Control Board. The It-, The contestants were Clarke Algulre, worker stationed sit Cornwall and a 1 ved by the; ladies of Alexandria United andrla. President of Glengarry Red new leader said his votes had come that there Is now sufficient building Nativity Boys’ School, Cornwall; Floyd quor order followed one last night pro. Church to the Masonic Rooms . Cross, presided a£ an executive meet-! from all over the province and his sup- <3 CVS resolution asking for the closing of material available for the construction 1 Roy Coleman, Max- women’s beverage rooms. vidtog for a system of rationing beer -o — tog held Saturday afternoon. May 1st ^ been general. vniJ*’ Harold ' of the necessary chapels; had Hollister Aultsvilie; for home consumption. to the Red Cross Rooms, here. In at- _ 1 ' Mrs. G. W. Irvine, PresideAt was I In answer to another question he Pearl Mattice, C.C.V.S.; Ian MoCor- NOW THEREFORE'BE IT RESOL-( Honored By Friends tendance were many represerftatlves re-elected as were almost all officers, VED that an urgent appeal be made The liquor restrictions become ef- said he had no specific policy or pro- mick, Alexandria ; Duncaii McDonell, Prior to his departure yesterday for] from outside units as well as Alexan- ■ t there bing but seven changes to the to the Federal Government respect- fective May. 1 while the beer-rationing **»*and Mx-GholetteI-™ u-n-*r*www exnress- j their districts. A county-wide appeal cations is asked to contact the district i The regular monthly meeting of the j «“herpjp0'purclmscd car or pipes the pipes an of thanks to Mrs. Macdonald for her ment ’s 10-per cent, restriction on sale- ed his gratitude to aU. for Blood .Donors, wlU b made d Recnuting Officer at Cornwall, or at C.W.L., Alexandria subdivision, will be . • ^nd ^ lgl8 at gracious hospitality. of beer expires. Coupons to each boojt- The local branch «T Dominion Store*( units were Instructed to send to A]exandrta Post offiCe next Monday held this Friday evening at 8 o’clock, ] t]mo paying 375. f0r them. The pipes The meeting. was closed with a will be divided by months and those was closed last Saturday, arid the ^«Ir hsteof donors to ^fr .]* morning when he pays his weekly visit at the residence of Mrs Donald A. Mac. are now almost impossible to replace stock this week was removed to Corn-Ostrom, Secretary of the Blood Donor » " < . * ’ ... prayer for all those to the armed for- not used in the current month will donald, St. George street. under wartime conditions. ces. lapse. ■wall. I Committee. here. _ . :UJI 01*n*arry Kswi, Alexandria, Out., Friday May 7, 1943. Page 3 ^26. labor shortage wu be relieved qui have been declared unfit for the armed to-date factories in Eastern Ontario. services but still capable of assisting It was operated all winter manufac- An Agency of War on the farms. Smaller sources of labor turing cheese and butter. The Ottawa Spotlight Few doubts can now exist anywhere will be Indians from Western reserves A new agitator had been installed; . in Canada, of the importance of farm- and conscientious objectors, while some the previous day, also 100 gallons of By M. McDOUG ALL ing as an agency o£ war. The people Japanses from the “closed” areas of car oil. At the time of the fire 20P and armed fo.ees of Britain, long the- B.C. are expected to help in the culti- pounds of butter and 90 cheese were fortress of democracy and now as weil vation of sugar beets in Alberta and in storage. The fire was so far ad- Finance Committee and his associates The Victory Loan the : allying ground of the assault Ontario. , vanced before the cracking of the Tribute is also due at*this time to the OTTAWA,. May" 5th—The atmos- icr'es of the Western nations, have to The more generous treatment which liâmes aroused W. A. Buell at his phere of Ottawa these days, reflects one responsib e for the successful will be accorded war veterans after dis home near the facotry that nothing handling of the financial affairs of oe fed, and Canada is committed to a growing optimism in the success oi a major part of this task. Our own charge and before reestablishment in could be saved. the nation in wartime, the minister the Fourth Victory Loan, but there rs markets have to receive adequate sup- civilian pursuits has met with general w - o: finance, J. L. Ilsley, a man who lives The factory had about 130 patrons, aiso the consciousness in all quarters plies from the faims. The fulfillment approval. simply and works indefatigaabiy, who and their product is being trnasferred t»t there is stm a^heavy grind ahead y,J Canada’s great 1943 agricultural a ways anxious to give more credit to to the condensary at Chesterville and and that before the goal is reached program of production is now becom- nis advisers and assistants than he to Robert Smith’s cheesee facotry, practically evn y family in Canada ing. more general y recognized and will akes to himself who is impatient only Finch. ■will have to pull its full weight at the oc one o' the telling “behind the COUNTY NEWS M/ME THE PUMP NOW- NAVE MONEY TV SPEND LATER. of wishful thinking and complacency o oars. It was not an idle phrase of the line” contributions to final victory. I MODONAUJ’S GBOVE but who, white never blinding his STEWART’S GLEN finance minister that this was the Farm Labor Supply greatest financial challenge that the eyes to the dangers that confront the (Intended for last issue) One of the most satisfactory agri- Those home for Easter from Mont- country was ever called upon to face nation, remains a determined opti- Mr and Mrs Keith MacDougall, and cultural measures that have been un- family, Montreal are spending the real were Misses Donalda -MacPhee, The loan of $l,lCiO,UUO,600 far Canada mist . dertaken has been the creation, through Margaret Stewart and Ivy Reasbeck, is about fla*31161 according to popu- New Manpower Regulations Easter holidays with his parents, Mr close coopération between federal and and Mrs A. D. MacDougall. 1 and Mr. Duncan P. Clark. lation with the $13,000,000,000 bond . Farm labor is the dominant issue of provincial authorities, of a myriad of Master Edwin Cameron is holiday- the hour. The most important step Mr and Mrs N. R. MacRae had with issue that has gone over the top suc- community committees throughout the ing with his grand parents Mr and taken recently by Ottawa ta help Mrs them f®r Easter their daughters, Mrs cessfully in the United states. Can- country. These committees explain Mrs A Dewar. I situation has been through the orders J. Dingwall, Montreal and Miss A.jHac- ada isn’t likely to lag behind. It has production p ans to the farmers in Miss Belle McLennan, Ottawa, spent just as clear a concept::n of tec tre- in council which provide for the com- their district, find out about labor Rae Ottawa, ; pulsory transfer from non-essential to the week end with her relatives here. mendous issues that hang u-on the supplies and labor needs and en- Mr Gordon Lavigne, Valleyfield, Que Mr. Morrison MacLeod, Cornwall essentia! industry of men of military course and outcome of this world con- courage cooperation in the use of la- spent the week end with his parents, sepnt Easter at his home here. I flict as its great neighbor to the Sowth age who cannsst serve in the armed bor, labor saving devices and in keep- I —es. A1- Mr. Mitchell, minister of Mr and Mrs Charlie Lavigne. I Miss Anne MacPhee teacher, is ing machinery in full use and in and when the campaign is finished Mr and Mrs Clifford Wilkes and spending her holidays at her home in ibère will be undoubtedly in propor- labor explained , the situation: The constant repair. They also seek' to keep family Vernon spent the early part of wrt-a a.i hieo of mili- Vankleek Hill. j go into tion to population, just a great labor more mobile, getting men moved the week with her parents, Mr and tary age still emoloved in non-essen- number of people of all grades of in- about to farms wfc^re they are needed Mrs Henry Wilkes. Mrs. J. K. Stewart Mr. and MrsW.A. tial lines of work, must be transfer- come who will have shown their faith Where labor is' moved about within a Miss Harriet Campbell R.N. Ottawa MacKinnon accompanied by Mrs S. P. red to employment where their ser- in their ^country’s destiny and their province the federal amd provincial spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs Cameron, Maxvilie spent Easter Sun- vices will tell directly in the war ef- determination to see this war through authorities divide Ohé transportation John D McLennan and Mr McLennan day in Apple Hill visiting Mrs E. W. to victory Thé campaign has been ably fort,” If genttne “bite” is put in the cost, and where it moves across a pro- Munro and Mr and Mrs H. Munro. j YES, THEY KNOW THAT administration of this regulation, and Misses Martha and Margaret Mac- "We are Saving oiganized under the direction of Mr vincial boundary the costs are borne Giegor, Ottawa ^pent the Eastertide The Glen pupils and teacher held a VICTORY BONDS —equip and if thi» is dope immediately, the farm Towards our Plans Spinney, head of the National War by the federal government. It is now with their parents Mr and Mrs Alex- successful programme Wednesday af- supply our fighting sons who csitmated tie the great bulk of tlje ander MacGregor. , ternoon at the school ,at which a num For the Future” defend our lives and the free- 175.0.00 farm vork— who took tem- Mr Phil. Seguin and John L. attend- ber from the section were present. Mr doms we cherish. nora y wintr obs u himbering, min- ed the auction sale at Dalkeith on Philpott, Dunvegan capably acted as CM Gom&\ They also know that Victory vjeroRY PONR* ing and fish is ; he e returned to the Thrusday’ and took home some valu- chairman^and also conducted the Vic-t To OBT ME tory Loan Quiz Miss Catherine Clark j Bonds “are good savings” for I'M 0UY(W<5: . A NEW TRACTOR farms. Now that seeding has begun it able Ayrshire, cattle. .| ARE GOIN& tb i 'rriiTTpruP Rn,MD\ vrfi be seen b )w many experienced Mr Neil A. MacLean, has disposed and Mrs W. A. MacKinnon * being! their future. judges. j ©üttP A / farm workers, now i i the armedTorces of his valuable farm to Mr Phil Guin- —that they are their best and ^MÇALïM in Canada v h tak - advantage of the don, formerly of Maxvilie. We wel- A number from the Glen attended i safest investment and pay 3% > ATTER THt / v AWAY/ six weeks fit: C /gh which they can se- come Mr and Mrs Guindon and family. the successful Easter, dance held byi interest each year. 1 WAR cure if iheir ”vi aie |ur_ently re- the Dunvegan Girl’s Gub in tl\e Or-j quived en the f rms. A good deal is ex- ST. ELMO —that they represent cash pected this ye ar from the auxiliary ange Hall. Half the proceeds were KEEP THEM SAFElt which will buy many things (Intended for last issue) given the Red Cross . AT THIS BANK land army to bs rc yi Irom towns Mr Keith MacEwen B.A. Cardinal needed or wanted now and which nd cities. Ley sum ‘c - EO.OOO of these is spending the Easter holidays with will be available^ after the war. oiuhtary werhers on the farms of On- his uncle Mr A. W. MacEwen and Mrs tario, and ot es joined in fruit pack- —that in case of need they can MacEwen. i ng in Nova c tia and British Colum- be borrowed against at this Mrs Dan MacKercher Erol and bia. This yé:r- the service is being ex- Bank quickly and easily. Eetty Montreal and Miss Hazel Mac- ’entlecl to ah he ys..Vinces. In the Kercher, Ottawa were visitors over the force are high school and university You are urged to buy more Victory Bonds and Eastertide at the home of Mr Fergus students and teachers and townspeople encourage others to buy—out of savings and on MacKercher , -j Who can take up the work. A larger the instalment plan. If desired, you can Miss Margaret MacKinnon, Mont- number, of wo ren are expected to be real spent the week end with her mo- finance your purchase on an easy payment plan. employed in ; riving farm machinery. ther Mrs. Christena MacKinnon. 1 The ranks of f rm workers will be in- Mr. Ivan F. MacRae, mechanical ressed'by scree men who have been engineer with the Cockshutt Co, discharged fre i the armed forces—in Brantford, spent Eastertide with his all there are lUO.&’OO of these since mother Mrs. N. F. MaeRae and sister the . Beginnfiig of the war—and single * ^ Wk* Miss Catherine MacRae. | us rpen called .fort military -training who 1% St. Elmo friends were grieved to learn of the death of Mrs Peter Mac- MRS. GERALD JOHNSTON thought the Established 1832—Over a Century of Service Gregor at the Cornwall General Hos- days would never end—no ambition, no energy, pital on Sunday last- April 25th. Mrs. jittery, headachy and never regular. Fruit-a-tives Three Dimes Buy Three Courses MacGregor was a resident of St. Elmo quickly made her feel healthy and happy again. Perhaps an inactive liver has got YOU down for many years during which time she tool Buck it up with Fruit-a-tives, Canada’* took an active part in ail the religious Largest Selling Liver Tablets. ADVERTISE IN THE GLENGARRY NEWS and, the social activities of the com- munity fiollo(wing the death of her husband in 1932 Mrs. MacGregor, went to reside with her sister Mrs. Craig at Glen Walter. 'W WOWH ^ SANDRINGHAM FIGHTING (Intended for last issue) FOR W-i Mr Gordon Cameron is at present a patient in the Cornwall General Hospital where he has undergone an operation. His many friends hope lor a “speedy recovery. Mr J. M. Arinstail, Stewart's Glen, ceiled on W. S. Fraser Saturday. | Mrs Wallace McKinnon and daugh- WORTH ter Jane, Winchester are spending a few days with Mrs McKinnon’s parents IlnS WORKING Mr and Mrs William Valley. Dave Valley and Roy Hoople, Mont- #■*£• MR real spent the week end at their re- spective homes. Miss Dorothy Cameron, Ottawa, spent the week end at her home. here. Miss Simone Bray Cornwall spent 1 > !i::>4fS' the week end with Mr and Mrs Dass- ise Bray and family. The Misses Ethel, Hattie and Nettie Hughes, Mlontreal spent ;the Easter week end with Mrs C. Hughes and Harry. 1 Master Murray Hughes, Maxvilie, is spending a few days with his grand- mother, Mrs Ç. Hughes and uncle Harry. Mr A. V. Langton, Kemptville, made several calls in this district recently. Dr. Don .Gamble, Maxvilie was a WORTH ^ business visitor to this district, Thurs- day. Mrs Dan A. McGregor^ spent a few days at the home of her parents, in MçALTIME, an important interlude daily, thirty cents provides soup, meat built in National Railways Munitions Hawkasbury last week. in the working day of stream- or fish, two vegetables, dessert, bread lined war plants, has been intelli- plant. The canteen moves through the and butter and a choice of coffee, tea plant during two eight-hour shifts. In gently provided-for at National Rail- or milk. Other meals cost a nickel and GRAVEL HILL ways Munitions Limited at Montreal that time its two-man crews sell 500 a dime additional, according to the pints of milk, 200 half-pints of choco- CHEESE FACTORY DESTROYED ; operated by the Canadian National meat course. Stews, hash and meat late milk, 400 soft drinks, “Candy, Railways to manufacture naval guns pies feature the thirty cent type; for chewin’ gum, n’chocluts,” potato BY FIRE and field artiilery mounts. Encourag- thec-xtrar ickel Dint y Moore’s corn- Farmers Joy Cheese Factory owned ing men and women-employees to eat chips, doughnuts, cakes, cookies, and beef and cabbage enters; the forty an occasional package of cough drops. by W. A. and J. H. Buell was destroy- nutritious food in accordance with the cent menu gives roast, steak or chop. The popular combination, milk and national campaign, a cafeteria has Beef- ppt roast -is the favorite meat; cake, accounts for half the canteen ed by fire at 4.30 Wednesday morn- been established offering meals plan- tomato, macaroni and vegetable top sales. , ing the loss .was estimated at $20,000 ned by expert dietitians, at modest thé soup list, pie leads for dCssert and The pictures show—Above: Muni- partially covered by insurance. i price. Further, a mobile canteen serves coffee is the popular beverage. tion workers enjoy a full course dinner1 refreshments supplementing the work- T-hf mobile canteen; or lunch wagon, in the cafeteria—Below : The mobile The building was a frame construc- ers' home lunch kits. a vehicle of wood and steel with insu- canteen supplies customers right at tion 50 by 65 feet, was in first class In thé cafeteria^bpcn twenty hours lated compartments, was planned and their machines in the big war plant. condition and was. one of the most up- Yh. Glengarry Hew», Alexandria, Ont., Friday May 7, 1943 Dw 1

! Bible affirms that is so. The anthem by - the choir “ Lift up your Heads’^! Easter Party At and a duet "Rejoice it is the Lord.”,' &e»u£) \ added -to the Impressive service. Dalkeith School I The subject at the Baptist Church '3(Ms is Robert MacDonald reporting ' on Easter Sunday morning was, a most enjoyable Raster party' held in j " Weeping may endure for a night, but Dalkeith IhibHc School on Wednesday Joy cometh in the morning.” evening, April 21 under the super- j The Preacher pictured the disciples ■ who, thinking that Jesus would redeem vision of Mrs. H. J. Morrow, our teoch. Israel want away from the cross and er. ! the grave hopeless. The women on .At 7 pm. the-pupils arrived. They their way to the tomb early in the v/ere greeted at the door by John D. morning with their spices to embalm MacMeekin dressed as John Bull. (The the body, found tlîé stone rolled school was decorated in Raster fashion away, and the grave empty. They dis-' Donald 'W. MacLeod, who is leaving Dan Roy, John F. McRae, Mrs. John holidays. covered the greatest ©vent in the his- us to work on the farm, acted as chair- F. McRae, Mrs. J. T. Thompson. Guests of Mr and Mrs H. S. McEwen 0f tilts old world and their hearts man fortheSrstpart off ^the. program $1.50—Mrs. Edna Black, J. R. Black and Miss Bertha on Sunday were Mr were filled withjoy.Jesus lives. We' IT consisted of Raster recitations, ac- W'. A. McEwen. and Mrs D. McEwen, Shirley and. K]10uld all rejoice in a living Saviour. ' tion songs, solos, duets and readings. $1.00—W. J. Sulilvan, John Downey, Joyce of Kingston. j Mrs Vonmv, assisted by Grade Vlllj HeOTl xneoret, Mrs. Geo. Esdon, Wil-| Mr. R. B. Buchan and Miss Jean CHURCH SERVICE AT tookchkrge Of thega«e9( GeraldMacj frld Roy D Edwards, Mrs. J. Four- were in Morrisburg over Sunday. I DALHOUSIE MILLS Donald’s side won a relay race. Karl ins, Mrs. N. Miike, N. neyi T slmok Dunoan McLean who is home at Rev. J. H. Hamilton, Interim minis-(- Macintosh and Evelp_ MacLeod won| Hughes Mrs. xhos, Greenfield from Northern Quebec ter of Glen Sandfield and Dalhousle the suitcase race. Arthur Villeneuve Hughes, R. J. Robertson, Pat. Ed- visited at the home of Mrs Duncan Mills announces that sendees will be won the bean guessing contest, Donald | gar, W. N. McEwen, Mrs. W. N. Mc- Kippen on-Saiurday. ! held on May 2nd at East Hawkesburyj W. MacLeod threaded- a needle the Ewen. H. C. Snider, J. K. Condie,- Fred Miss Gretta Hoople, Ottawa, visited at 11 a.m. at Dalhousle Mills at 2.30' fastest and won a prize. A rfelay race, Charlébois, Roddie Sauve, Joe, Mc- Mrs R. J. Hoople for the week end.' pm. and at Glen Sandfield at 7.30 pmJ was arranged between the supporters Cuaig Vincent Martin, Mrs. Jessie Mrs H. J. Morrow Dalkeith is sppnd- Rev. N. McLaren, Moose Creek will' of the C. P. R. and C. N. R. This race McKie, Paul Samson, Alcide Lalonde, ing the Easter vacation at Dunvegan conduct the services. 1 cause great excitement. Circle games Peter McGregor, Peter Lewis, Joseph and Maxville. i - were enjoyed by the juniors. Mrs.Dan c. McIntosh of Dominion- ' EASTER SER VICES IN ST AND- , Sauve, Duncan Ross, 'Mary Scott, jJ1 REW’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH At 8.30 the girls of Grade VH ser-gaaBaa» McCuaig, Tom Ross,„ Joseph- . Quinn,_ . ville has disposed of her farm to Ern- ved a delicious lunch of sandwiches _ _ ~ 1 The Church was very beautifully de-j , , 1 Rone Leroux, Mrs. Eugene Leroux, est Charbonneau of Moose Creek. » and cookies. The boys of Grade VII; », , , », ., „ „ , Mr PhH Gumdon has bought the corated with many flowers: special, 1 Mrs. John McVichie, Mrs. G. Clarke, lessons and hymns marked the service served lemonade. We did justice to „»■ % farm property of Mr. Neil A. McLean CANADA ». 1 D. McVrchie> A. Levac, J. Legros, N. of praise while the choir sang the e\eryt ing. • I Legros, R. Lalonde, J. Lalonde, E. Sam-' 7th Concession of Roxborough. - | Before we left for home Mary Helen, , _ _ „ 1 anthem “Awake Thou that steepest ”1 , ,, „ 1 son, LouisT Samson, Michel Dicaire, G. Mrs J. S. Argue who is spending MacLeod on bhalf of the pupils, . „ I The text of the sermon was in the ntss tks Ammunition / K , , A. Black Delphis Decaire, George Mc- seme time with her mother, Mrs D. thanked Mrs Morrow for a very hap- „ „ „ , ' » . — », „ , i words “I am He that liveth and was , Bean, Dutf Carrière, John D. McCuaig, K. McLeod, Dunvegan, visited Mrs A. py evening. We then sang ‘‘God Save ^ », _ j »».,_ HBSPBHS ■ dead and. behold T am alive forever- # The fate of fighting men depends on the production and delivery ' 1 Paul Camere, Mac Roy, I. Leduc, T Morrow and Mrs F. McLeod recently of planes, tanks, guns, ships and shells • . . depends on passing the the King.” ». __ . , ,, », , . more.” In the sermon the minister M. McGregor,S. Dunn, K. McGregor I Mr Hugh Christie was in Montreal amftiunition. If takes money to do It I That’s why we at home efre pointe 1 no* only doing our patriotic dutyf.{ we Oreare Investinginvestina in the future . . • Red Cross Thompson. . 1 _ „ , . _ resurrection is as much a verified fact 1 On Saturday evenmg Mrs George - . . 1 Otorftr/ufaie future • • • saving money wiiitn which to buy tne things we’U want $12.75 made up of silver donations. I wnihen the war is over. Donations to the National Appeal ol! Norman,»r »,Mr and, Mrs», Stewart, Norman», in the history of world events as the . . victory of Trafalgar and Waterloo.’ Canadian Red Cross Society amotmts and daughter Florence visited at the _ __ _l # Save for peace days8BBML now -.. I Be prepared to obtain when available new, up-to-the-minute equipnu . of $1.00 and over: home of, »,Mrs H. S. McEwen. .The minister, Rev. R._ W. Ellis Th.D,I up-to-the-minute equipment for the nÔàie that will provide an —, », » conducted the mornlhg service. In the easier and better life. If may be a new electric stove, a new refrigerator I $25.00—D. A. Condie, H. G. Sangster. COUNTY NEWS Friends offer congratulations to . _ „ » , 1 ’ • • . yes, even a complete electric kitchen. It may be any one or a », , ^ evenmg Rev. H. K. Gilmour of Gordon' •0.00—Osborne Bros., Miss M. Mc-, LAC Harvey Metcalfe who received his number of new electrical appliancef« It may be a new home. What- Pherson William Condie, Daniel MAXVILLE « -1 . Chruch, St. Elmo preached from the ever it is, it will be easier to buy Ir money Is Invested In Victory Bonds "sparks” at Guelph on April 16 and ’ _ ( tfoW. Buy Victory Bonds today/ Quinn, Miss C. Quinn, Mr and Mrs (intended for last issue) has been posted to Mossbank, Sask. | text “The lively hope by the Resur- rectionc of Jesus Christ from the dead” Lloyd Gardner, J. E; Robertson. , j Misses Vjolet -and Edna Cameron Mrs S. Sharkey and Mr Thomas ‘ uantitlts of wee pons $6.00—Mr gnd Mrs J. A McBain., j were holiday visitors with their mother Haggart of Montreal were week end His message was very much appreciat- S Won, to contribute ed. The choir sang the anthem, “F $5.00—J. Fisher, Ben Snider, Colin and brother, Dominionville. guests of , Mrs Anna Haggart, Miss McPherson, Mrs J. A. Sangster^ Mrs Mrs Charles Munro had her sister Sarah Haggart and Bobbie. • remember Calvary.” I Holy Communion will be observed in J. P. Sangster> John Petrie,' J.S. Mit-, Miss Alice Grant, Montreal with heri Mrs Jean Paul of Ottawa was here Cr ATVHVOTTT’G or 11 o m Hirnrion chell, N. D. McCosham.vAlex. Gregor, for the week end. on Friday visiting Mr and Mrs Char- St. Andrew’s Chinch at 11 am Sunday May 2nd. — Me* r«e «rree*/ Mrs Â. P. McGregor, Lloyd McRae Chalmers and AC Ross Hamilton les Usher: Lome McBain, James McKie, Mr and were week end guests of their parents,' Miss Mary Lobb returned to Mont- I Preparatory Service and reception Mrs D. M. McCuaig, Mr and Mrs Q. Rev.. J. H. and Mrs Hamilton. real after a week end visit with her of new members on Friday April 30 at G. Sangster, Andrew Cameron, Mr and Mr and , Mrs R .G. Jamieson had mother, Mrs Ft ter Lobb. . 8 pm. Mrs John Kerri 1 . | three members' of, their-family for| Mr Saumure of yalteyfield was^ WELL*, $4.00—Mrs Wm. Black $3.00—Miss 'Easter, Mrs Jack Forrest, Toronto, Mrs home with Mrs Saumure and family' on the farm of Mr. Nbrinan Mc-^ George Dunn, J. R. Petrie Mr and Stanley Brydges and Kenneth Jamie-' for Easter. 1 Caskill, Dalkeith, on Thursday, April Mr. J. J. McBain, Mr and Mrs: Rufus' son of Queen's University, Kingston. Dr. w. B. McDiarmid and Mrs Me-' 22, 1943, Mr. Stephen McLaughlin J - Carr. Miss Catherine McEwen, Ottawa Diarmid left Wednesday to spend auctioneer, conducted a highly suc-1 $2.00—Stanley McCosham, R. E. was'home for Easter. several days ni Toronto. I cessful sale of farm stock and impie-! Beckstead, B. P. Snider, D. J. Mom- ( Miss Helen MacLean and friend, Miss Phyllis Reid who is seriously ments. The pure bred Ayrshire herd,' son Mrs. B. P. Snider, Mrs. E. Wall, Miss Shirley Forsythe spent Saturday ill in Cornwall General Hospital re-' accredited and listed, brought fancy B. Fisher, Alex. Black, Mr. Leslie Shaw, nipht and Sunfay at her home. ceived a blood transfusion on Sunday prices with an average of $185.00 for John E. McRae, Mrs. C. McPherson.] Mrs. Neil MeDonald was with herj Mr Alfred Daniels, being the donor, j the cows. Glenvarry Burton’s Belle, Mrs.;. R. W. McGregor, Mrs. D. D. daughter, Mrs Chàrlés Blaney and Mr Mrs Joseph Armstrong was In Alex- bought from Gumming Bros. L^n- NUTRITION MADE EASY AS A.B.CI McCuaig, Annabel McNaughton, Mrs.- Blaney for Easter. andria on Wednesday. J. caster, for $25.00 when a calf, .was C .M. Edgar,, c! M. Edgar, Howard C, | Alex G. McEwen and Billy McEwen Cpl. S. Sporring, Lansdewne was at sold to the former owner for $425.00. Fourney, Rev. F. R. Rouleau- .Mrs visited, Mrs P. H. McEwen m-Montreal his home Sunday and Monday. j Her yearling daughter was bought by Get this new bçpjt of balanced Pearl Quinn, Lawrence Sullivan, slim ■ on.- Wednesday. Miss Mary McMaster .visited Mr A. J. McIntyre, Finch, for $285.00. For * menus ... so easy a child Thompson, Albert Slbly, Alfred -Le-|- ^ and Mrs R. J. McLeod were and Mrs Dan McMaster over the week ' another yearling Mr. McIntyre paid roux Alex. Fournier, Donald Morrison, heme from Montreal for the Easter end. I $225.00. The herd sire brought $185.00, ' / could follow. Miss Hughette Fiiion was a week calves 8 to 10 days old $50.00 each end guest at her home, |and horses from $150.00 down. The At last... here’s a completely practical plan for Sister Susie Sews Mr and Mrs George McGilllvray proceeds of the four-hour sale amount- good nutrition. A book of 63 "nutr{${0#- who spent the winter in Cornwall are ing to $5700.00 was a source of grati- menus, literally as easy to use as A.B.C. ! All y6ii heed, being welcomed back to their home fication to both proprietor and auc- to make sure your family is wisely fed. here by neighbors and friends. I tioneer. \ Mr and Mrs Thdmas Debransky, 0 We give you 21 days of menus... grouped as Ldliian and Tommy were guests of GREENFIELD meals, keyed as "A”, "B”, "C”, "D” and "E”. You Montreal friends for Easter. j simply choose a breakfast of any letter, and team it I '—'(Intended for last issue) Miss Amelia Currier left on Wednes M* and Mrs ^gg McDonald had as up with any luncheon and dinner of the same letter. day for several days visit in Montreal. v/eek end Miss plo Ann McDon-j And there you have a day’s meals, as nourishing as 1 Mr and Mrs A. L. McLennan and ald and Donald McDonalcl Montreal they are appealing. daughter Marilyn E.izabeth of Glen and stewart McDonald R.C.N.VR. Ot- Sandfield were guests for Easter Sun- tawa Make sure that your family Is day with Mr and, Mrs N. Stewart. | ^ Anna McDonald, Montreal wisely fed! 'Send for your FREE Mrs Bryce Shearer and Catherine spent the week end ^ her parehts copy of "Eat-to-Work-to-Win” spent Wednesday In Montreal.- ' Mr and Mrs gg A McDonald. today ! Learn the easy, way to Mr. D. S. 'Ferguson was a business Week end visitors with Mr Hormidas meals both healthful and delicious! visitor to Montreal on, Wednesday Fiiion were Miss Juliette Fiiion, Mr Mr and Mrs Alex McGregor Mrs and Mrs Bruno Fiiion and Mrs Rol- Sponsored by land Fiiion, Montreal. % The nutritional statements in "Eat-its- Work - to ■ Win ” " were guests of Mrs Roland Hughes THE BOWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO) are acceptable to Nutrition Services, Department of I Mrs S, J, McDonald visited friends ia the interests of nutrition and health' Pens to rts and National Health, Ottawa, for the on Wednesday evening at dinner in in Maxville on Wednesday. as an aid to Victory. -■ Canadian Nutrition Programme. honor of Mr and Mrs Archie Hughes Miss Mary McDonald fgnd Miss ; who returned from their honeymoon Anne O’Connor, Montreal visited Mr| trip that day. | and Mrs Hugh J. McDonald over the EASTER SERVICES : wee'î end. Miss Rita McDonald return-' On Sunday, special Easter services et* Montreal on Tuesday, were held in the churches which were 'Week end guests with Mr and Mrs suitably decorated with beautiful H- G- Villeneuve were Miss PauUne 1 flowers. Villeneuve and- C. Adams R.CA.F. Ot- In the United Church Rev. J. H. tawa and Mi and Mrs George Villen- Hamilton spoke on “The Fower of ' euve Montreal I Christ’s Resurrection” using the text Miss Naomi McDonald visited her.I “That I may know him and the power Wfltor M« Ahgm, R. McDonald ove^ of his resurrection and thefellowship the week end. of his sufferings.” A communicants Miss Edna McDonald Ottawa was class was held daily during the pre- with her mother, Mrs. J. I. McDonald vious week and eight new members ov^ Sunday^ ^and Monday. Mr Lloyd McDonald Cornwall spent were received into the fellowship dur- nig the morning service also one by Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs certificate, A mixed quartette sang Alex R. McDonald. In this war ■ ISster Susie .is .-sewing “The Old Rugged Cross” I Miss Cecilia McDonald was in Alex- machine making parachutes lor andria on Tuesday, war she may have made some of Canada's airmen and paratroopers. In (he evening Mr Hamilton spoke i Mr H.. G. Vllleneauve paid Montreal paracutes not shirts. Before the Here is one job in which no mistakes on “Immortality” from the text “If a business vislt 0n Tuesday her own clothes. Today .the, story is can be made fof'these men owe if were not so.” He stated that science ’ different for parachute making their lives to the successful opera- may never have anything to offer, as takes up all her time, and with tion of their chutes. The para- spiritual things are spiritually discern- dozens of other girls ' in various chutes must be sewn and folded ed but up to the present, science has ADVERTISE IN THE Canadian plants throughout the properly by careful painstaking nothing to say about immortality. Rea-, country she is opening a sewing workers. son says “It ought to be so.” The GLENGARRY NEWS \ n* OlengaiTj Kgira, Alexandria, Out., Friday May 7, 1943. Page 4.

KENNETH A. MORRISON making and $2.00 for Russian Relief. Sappers who paraded in a Southern FLT.-LT. DUNCAN M. HOOPLE Word has been received of the sud- The quilt committee reported blocks OBITUARY England camp to receive the fobs C0UNHNEW5 Plt.-Lieut Duncan Hoople son of den death from a heart attack, of Ken for two Red Crass quilts also linings numbered 297. Practically every mining MAXVILLE the late R. J. and Mrs. Hoople. neth A. Morrison, at Newbury, Mich, received and it was decided to buy the MRS. D .J. MacDONELL camp in Canada was represented in Born at Maxville Feh. 12, 1909. Edu- on April 28th. batting and thread. Miss Dorpthy Mc-, After four months’ illness there the group. Mrs P. P. Christie spent Friday even- cated at MaxYille Public and High The late Mr Morrison was the son Donald iqd in a very interesting and passed to her eternal reward, fortified ing with her sister, Mrs Murdoch Mc- Schools. Graduated from Queen’s of the late Angus K. Morrison, Dal- instructive discussion on vegetable by the rights of Holy Mother Chinch Leod,' Moose Creek and the remainder University, Kingston in Arts in housie Mills, and his wife, the iormer gardening. i and old an

Mr and Mrs Alex McGregor and Mrs Taught in Maxville High School to Newbury where he has been en- follows, President, Mrs G. Fleming, 1st Duncan J. MacDonell 28-3rd Kenyom No ? Kenyon of the Easter examina. 1 Mr Jessie Bruce visited with Mr and Mrs 1933-34, Kenora H.S. 1934-38 and gaged in the lumber business. vice president, Mrs J. Urquhart, 2nd MacDonell predeceased her 28 yeais tjons a Archie Hughes Stardale on Friday. London Sir Adam Beck Collegiate The sympathy of the Community is Vice-Pres. Miss D. McDonald, Sec’y g°- | Grade g—John McNaughton 73% Dr. W. B. McDiarmid, M.P. and 1938-41. extended to his surviving sister and Treasurer, Mrs Neil McRae, District Deceased was born June 1st, 1862, on Isobel Marjerison 68%^ 01 John D. McRae, delegates to the Lib- Joined the R.C.A.P. in August brother, Mrs Murdoch McLeod, Max- Director, Mrs. F. A. McCrimmon, l - 8-llth concession Indian Lands, a Grade 7^Shirley McNaughton 70%. MRS. MERTON SAYS*- eral Convention in Toronto, returned 1941 with the »ank of Pilot Offi- ville and Norman A. Morrison of Dal. Directors and program committee. Miss daughter of Duncan McPherson and^ Grade 6-^Vs(maj McLean, 64%., housie Mills. K. Urquhart, Mrs A. F. McQueen, Mrs -*1*8 w^e EUen McDonald. TOTAL WAR IS A home on Saturday. ' cer. Sent to Rivers, Man., for a Grade 4—Jean McNaughton 63% Squadtjon Leader G. J. Campbell, course in navigation. Posted to K. K McLeod, and Mrs C. Hewston. Left to mourn her loss are one son LOT BETTER THAN PRECISION SQUAD COMING I Mr John D. MacDonell on the homqj Betty McMillan 57%, Jackie McMillan, Mrs Campbell, Bobbie and Douglas re- London Navigation School as In- Agriculture, Miss D. McDonald. | TOTAL SLAVERY— A Precision Squad from Basic Train- | stead; one sister, Mrs Margaret She- ' • turned to their home in town on Sun- structor in Nov. 1941 with rank of Citizenship, Mrs. D. D. McKinnon. t ing Centre 34, Cornwall, will give a traw day morning, from Shediac, N.B. Flying Officer; to No. 6 Initial Historical Research, Mrs J A Stew- ’ Massena N.Y. who was with The children contributed $6.09 to Buy demonstration on Main Street, Max- , her during her final illness, also six the Junior Red Cross campaign. Squadron Leader Campbell has been Training School, Toronto then art. ville ,on May 10th, at 7.30 p.m. The ! grand children and one great grand Gladys K. Charlton, Teacher. l/ic&ufBoncU posted to Ottawa and went to that back to London._ Promoted to Flight Home Economics, Miss F. Campbell. speakers in support of the Fourth Vic- child. city Sunday night. Lieutenant in September 1942, at Social Welfare, Mrs. W. Chisholm. ( tory Loan will include Lt. Col. R. La- The funeral took place from her Pte. E. M. Crouch C.W.A.C. Ottawa London where he is at presnt. Publicity. Mrs. D. R. Campbell, rose, officer commanding B.T.C. 31 j late residence 28-3rd Kenyon, Safur- Bubtcrfb* for til# GlcDf&rrj NeWi spent a 48-hour week end leave with Married Dorothy Doan of Ken- War Work, Mrs H. Dewar. The Company Brass Band will be in da A ril 17th t0 St her sister, Mrs. R. J. Ellis. ora on Christmas Day 1939—daugh- Social Committee,-Mrs. J. A. McQueen y P ’ A ’ Catherine’s attendance. Mrs W. B. McDiarmid is the guest ter, Marianne, born March 28, 1941 | Mrs. D. Dewar, Mrs. D. D. McLeod churcl1 and cemetery, Greenfield. Sfe- = queim Mass was chanted by her pastor for several days-of Mrs W. G. Logan NOW L.A.C. ! and Mrs J. Bradley. Rev. R. J. McDonald who also said Elmira. Congratulations aire extended to Delegate to District Annual, Mrs. the prayers at the grave. Mrs Jessie xBruee returned to her MTMacLean of Ottawa came to spend Ross Hamilton of the R.C.A.F. who on Cameron McLeod. Pall bearers were A. K. McDonald, home in Toronto on Sunday after some weeks with her. Thursday was promoted to Leading , Mrs. F. A. McCrimmon invited the , John Chisholm, Hugh Kennedy, Al- some weeks visit with her brother, Mrs pred McGregor spent Saturday Air Craftsman at Victoriaville, Que members for the next meeting. , „ _ . m ■ . , , . . ,, . phonse Lavigne, Archie Cameron and , ; Alexander and Mrs McGregor. night and Sunday with her mother, A hearty vote of thanks was extend- ... . : Garry Theatre Mrs George Buell who Is visiting at william Renwick at Fournier, TO' SEND CIGS ed to Mrs. Cameron for the use of her Wdlie Ninlan, A taffy and bingo party finishing. ^“üœteies Mrs. C. Hewston' sPiritual Offerings were received 1 the home of her brother ~J. M. Mc-- Mrs M. St. Amant of Moose Creek home ll ALEXANDRIA fiom Montreal Mlss Rae, Dyer visited relatives in town re- spent Wednesday with her grand- Up dancing after lunch was held an(i Mrs K K j^d^od served lunch — Margaret Mac- y THE BEST IN SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT cently. daughter, Mrs. Dolphus Filion. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard and.. asocial hour was spent. i Donell, Mr and Mrs Eddie Bridge, Mrs

Mrs Lydia McLeod of Montreal Mr van - Lunen visited Mrs Van Holland, St. Elmo, on Monday evening 0 | E. C. Bridge, Sr., Miss Pat Bridge, NOW PLAYING spent the week end with Mrs D. J. Lunen in Brockville on Wednesday. f02 mg menfbers of the Junior C.W.L. ^ DON AID’S GROVE -|Mr and Mrs Rodolphe Rousseau^ Mrs FRI. — SAT. — MON. — MAY —7 — 8 — 10 McLean and left fin Monday to take up Mrs. Donald Munro was in AICA. QJ Maxville. Three carloads of young ^ 1 Lou McIntosh, Miss Martha McTavish residence in Vankieek Hill. ar.dria on Thursday. people enjoyed a most delightful even- for. Hugh Cameron, Mr John A. Ur- Albetni B.C. R.S.M. D. G Mac- “HERE WE GO AGAIN” Privates Roy Rolland and Felix Mi- Mrs Vernon Metcalfe spent Thurs- jng. ! qUnari anci son Ross, were visitors to Donell Starring- Fibber McGee and Molly, Edgar Bergen and chaud spent week end leaves at their jn Ottawa. a .( Four nanys were drawn of hoys who winchester the early part of the week Sherbrooke Pte. D. D. McLean, homes. 1 Mrs Woodside and Mrs Carson of acknowledged parcels sent and and were accompanied home by Mrs Greenfield Mr and Mis J. D. Mac- Oharlie McCarthy Miss Betty Leonard of Ottawa and Ottawa returned home Thursday even, these boys ^Joseph Currier, Bi-1 Mc- Alex Cameron who had spent Easter Donell, Harriet and Theresa Mac- Harold Peary (The Great Gildersleeve)—Ginny Simms AC Earl Eppstadt, Trenton were week jng from attendance at the W.M.S. Diarmid, Xavier Filon and John St. week with friends there. , Donell, Mr Hugh Kennedy and family Added Attractions—Mail Trouble, Jamboree, end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George presbyterial in Martintown. John will ea : h receive 300 cigarettes to Mr and Mrs Charlie Lavigne were Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McTavish, Mi’s. Mar aret Touchdown Tars, Paramount News. Eppstadt. Mr. J. Dalrymple of Alexandria was qe purchased with the four dollars' visitors with Mr ad Mrs John Mont- 6 Grant, Mr Willie Finlan, Mr and Wilfred Rolland of Cornwall spent j town Thursday evening. proceeds from -bingo. ; Mrs J. A. Campbell, Archie and Annie n gomery the early part of the week. SUNDAY MIDNITE — MAY 9 the week end with Mrs Rolland and Misses Ruth Benton and Helen Mac. Mr Mack MacGregor spent the week Cameronj Alex D. McDonald. Lucy. , Lean of Otatwa were week end visitors WHY THIS WAR? end with friends at Dyer. i Apple Hill—Mr and Mrs D. J. Camp- Double Feature At the Sunday evening service, Rev. bell, Mr and Mrs' Hugh A. McDonald Alex R. Stewart was home from at their homes. I Mrs Keith MacDougall and sons H Lansdowne for a few hours on Sunday Miss Evelyn Pargter and Mao Chris- J- - Hamilton in an address on. DolIgIas and Roi3el.t returned to Mont- Northfiekl Station—Mr and Mrs Wh tilis Pte. Hector Currier, Cornwall was a tie of the Bank of Nova Scotia staff ‘ y war?’’ supported the ieal a{ter ho]ldaying with Mr and Mrs Duncan Chisholm, -Mr and Mrs P. week end visitor at his home here. Montreal were recent visitors with hie Victory Loan urging the co-operation A ^ MacDougall. I Dearborn, Mich.- of aU for its Friends regret the serious illness of parents Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Christie. success. ^ and Mrs A Bati2burn; Ottawa, Kerwin. Miss Belle McRae. AC Ray St. John Lachine, was a SACRED CONCERT spent the week end with Mr and Mrs

Sympathy is extended to Mr WH- week end visitor of his parents Mr Many Qf th, folfe Irom MaxvlUe en. Neil A. MacLean. liam Dousett in the death of his sis- d Mrs Lawrence St. John. 0 an jo^ed the sacred concert given in the — Lancaster Man ter,- Mis John Cutt of Riceville. On p. L. McMillan of Ottawa was home i4sbyterian OUurch in Moose Creek. ST. ELMO Saturday Mr and Mrs Dousett, Mrs over Sunday. on Friday evening by Winston Cur- Won Gibraltar Fob Fred McGregor and Mr W. G. Leaver Arthur McRae of Lumsden Sask is rie of radio fame. The beauty of Miss Catherine MacRaè, spent a few attended the funeral. visiting Miss Edith and Howard Me- ^ accompa-tjment by Mr. Currie's days recently with Ottawa triends. Spr. R. W. McLennan, a native oi Mr and Mrs R. G. Scott have taken Deugall and other friends. Eifter appeale d to many who were de-' Miss Lorna Campbell returned home Lancaster^ has been awarded a spe-

up residence with Mr and Mrs Harvey Pilot Officer Edward Hunter spent lighted at ,he opportunity t0 hear and after spending the Easter holidays Gal waftch fob together with other

Scott in the home iormerly owned a week end leave m Maxville return- meet such ;a,ented artlsts with her grandparents at Dalkeith. members of tunnelling companies of and occupied by the late Mrs R. jng to Mountain View Sunday night. ‘ ‘ ' | Pte. Lloyd Rolland, Camp Borden, the Royal Canadian Engineers who 1 Stewart. I Friends were pleased to see Mrs MRS. M.LEOD BEREAVED spnet the week end a this home here, worked for two years helping improve Mr and Mrs Herbert Robinson are Stanley McDonald in town while on Their Maxville friends were sorry Mr. Robert Smyth, Riceville is spend- the defences of Gibraltar. He was

moving to Main Street south to the a week’s visit with her daughter, Mrs to learn that, early on Saturday morn-' lng a few days witb big son Mr. Edgar horn in the 3rd concession of Char,-

property recently vacated by Mr. and Garnet Campbell. tog Mr. and Mrs. 14. J. McLeod re- gjnytn and Mrs. Smyth. lottenbuv-gh, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs Scott. 1 Mrs. D. S. Ferguson, Rae and Don- ceived word that her sister had pass-' o0naid Macintosh, of the R.C.A.F.. and Mrs. D. R. McLennan. Mrs Mrs B. W. Stewart is spending aid were visitors to Cornwall, on Fn- ea away jn a Montreal hospital. She, Hubert, was home over the week Gareau and Mrs. D. H. Morr> some tim^ with Miss Annie McDougall day. was Francis Ruth Wilcox, daughter of end ' ( son of Bainsville are sisters.. Spr. Mc- “THE GHOST TRAIN” Mrs Dân C. McIntosh is relieving ®pl Sporring of Lansdowne was Thomas Wilcox.and the late Mrs. Wil- r,..)-!. AT!!(,Tr,tnqv1 rptnrned to Lennan enlisted in Toronto and went Starring Arthur Askey, Richard Murdoch, Kathlee* Harrison Mrs. Ernest A. McEwen, teacher, 5th home for the week end. cox of Montreal. . f Carleton Place to resume her duties overseas in May 1940, proceeding to Gibraltar soon after. Ê Con. Roxborough while Mr McEwen is Stephen McLaughlin visited Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. McLeod came to Max- as teacher there. I COMING confined to his room with a serious McLaughlin and daughters while in ville from the city the evening, pre- Master Errol and Miss Betty Mac- The fob» were donated by Hon. c. if TUES — WED — THURS. — MAY—11—12-13 heart ailment. Cornwall on Friday. vious but returned Saturday mom- Kercber returned to Montreal after B. Howe, Canadian Minister of Muni- 1 Harry McNaughton has enlisted in Mrs. T. Johnstone who has been a tag. n0]jdayjng With Mr and Mrs. F. Mac tions and Supply, himself an engineer “THE GREAT WALTZ” the R.C.A.F. and is receiving training week’s guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. AX LLE AND—POXBOROUGH Kercher. who has followed closely the work of MMAXVILLEVI AND ROXBOROUGH at Lachine , Robertson returned to her home in Mrs Fournier, Montreal, Is visiting the Canadian sapper. The fobs are of Starring Luise Rainer, Fernand Gravet, Meliza Korjus BAPTIST CHURCHES sterling silver bearing a key repre- Added Attractions—Mr. Blabbermouth Mr and Mrs Vout and Marjorie, Mrs Gttawa Thursday night. Sunday, May 9th j wth her sister Mrs. James Roberteon. o senting the Key of Gibraltar and an Buchan and Dorothy returned on Sun- Miss Lillian Oswald spent her Eas- Maxville—10.45 Worship; Roxbor-! Aero Batty — Fox Pop. day from a weeks vacation spent with *'er vacation with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. engraving of the rock and a hardrock ough, 7.45 Worship. Sunday School STEWART’S GLEN McIEwen miner with his power drill. On the re- 2 shows each night, starting at 7.30. Matinee Saturday at 2.30 pjn. relatives in and near Brockville. j > Miss LilKan and Mr. Ken- will unite at both services with Con- Rev. J. H. Hamilton and T. W. Ding- n€ci’y McEwen. verse side were names of the recipients. gregation. Sunday guests of Miss Mary A. and wall attended the Presbytery meeting Mrs. J. H. Hamilton, Mrs. J. D. Cum- nlin£ Mrs T w Mr. D. J. Stewart \yere Dr. and Mrs. of the United Church in Alexandria , . ’ ’ ’ - Dingwall,“n 8 W!'f Mrs. T. 1116 Printered form f°r Famlly Day C Stewart and Murd'ie Stewart, Corn- Jonnstone,t JVtis D. O. RÆcDoug&ll,A T ]\Ærs SGrvicc will fop u^pcl in tfop Prpsfovtpr- ,, in*- AT-» on Tuesday. _ , . „„„„ seivice win oe usea m me rresoyier Stewart, Rol5el T wall and Mr and Ai Mrs M. B. Stewart was in Alexandria '' McKay, Mrs. F ,L. McMillan, jan and united Church on Sunday j^axVjne Mrs D B McRae Mlss on Tuesday attending the Executive ’ ’ ’ > Margaret morning Baptism will be administered Mr and Mrs w A MacKinnonj ac- meeting of the District Officers of the Munro, and Mrs. A. H. Robertson with m nom churches. companied by Miss Mae MacKinnon, Mrs Wtomen’s Institute 'V - Woodside and Mrs. Carson oi 0 Dunvegan, D. Williamson and H. C Mrs E. E. Chrisp, Teddy and Billy DRawa attended the Presbyterial DUNVEGAN Christie, Laggan spent Thursday affter were guests of Ottawa friends, Easter meetinS 111 Martintown on Wednes- da John Campbell, Montreal, spent a n°on in Ottawa. week, returning home on Sunday. t **’ Mrs D H Miss Gertrude Cameron returned to Mrs’ Pred Cumer received WOJ-U feyv days at his home here. - - - Kennedy, Mr. Wilfred her schooT in^Brampto^on6 Satw^ay0 lrom her son Signalman- Joseph Cur- Miss Harriet Campbell after spend- Kennedy, and Master D. Campbell Miss M. R. w“rned“yn ^ - April 12th notifying her of tog her holidays at her home here re- ^ safe arrival V on Friday and on Saturday, Mrs W. overseas. turned to Pembroke on Sunday. c*lwap ^ I Mrs. Chris. Spurring was in Otta- Mrs. N. Catton and daughter, Miss *— -iwa Thursday night and Friday. She Norma, Montreal spent the Easter Mlss MacPhee, teacher spent wee end her ome ln ank 1i was• accompanied home byv Mr. Spor- holidays with Mrs. D. R. MacLead and leek® ïïill i ring who spent the week end with his family. I family. Mrs. Archie MacRae, Gravel Hill, Misses Catherine Clark, Margaret Stewart and leader, Mrs. W. A. Mac- Extra Copies It is with great sorrow that friends is visiting friends in this vicinity and Kinnon attended a meeting of tne —OF— oi the family of Major James Stewart’s G’en this week. Victory Club ,at the home of the ■ Palkner, M.C. and Mrs. Falk- , Miss Maybel MacKinnon and Mrs. Misses Isabel and Norma MaeCrim- ner learned of the death of their w. A. MacKinnon motored to Ottawa mon, Fisk’s Corners ,on Saturday' sop Major Graeme Falkner on Active on Thursday. Their friends fsom the Glen extend Service in Tunisia, Mrs. Falkner (May Mr. and Mrs. N. R. MacRae visited theta deepest sympathy to Mi’, and McDougall) visited friends in Max- friends in Martintown on Thursday, Mrs Donald L. Stewart, Montreal, on ville on diffoeqnt occasions when at (His many friends are glad to know the death of her mother. Lancaster. ' that Mr. D .A. Gray who has been Mrs. Leonard Metcalfe who has ccnlined to his room for a few days can be secured been a patient in CornwaM General is improving in healtn. Hospital for the past two months Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Austin and at this office came on Supday to spend some time children and Mrs. Pearl McNabb and ) AND AT vpth Mrs. Rupert Metcalfe. little son visited at Mr. and Mrs. A. Chris. Metcalfe, has taken over the M. MacMillan's , Loehiel, on Sunday, Levac’s Book Store farm property of his uncle and aunt, Alastair C. MacLeod, of the R.C.A.F. John ad Miss Laura Metcalfe at Rice- Toronto is home at present visiting t ALEXANDRIA ville and will operate it in future. his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Mac- || OR AT SOLD FARM Le°d' ___ McDERMID’S On May 3, Ernest A. McEwen sold MRS. G. FLEMING HEADS W.I. ’ DRUG STORE his ; farm, stock and implements to The April meeting of the Dunvegan Harry Symorids of Mille Roches. The Women’s Institute was held at the MAXVILLE, ONT. Arnold and Cecil Symonds, sons of home of Mrs. A. D. Cameron, with new owners jtake possession on May 10 an attendance of 10 members and 2 \ THE PRICE—5 CENTS but Mr. and Mrs. McEwen will oc- visitors. The Roll call was an exchange cupy part of the home for several of bulbs, seeds and plants. It was- de- BUY ’ weeks. ^ jX w cided to send $3.00 for sugar for jam WAR SAVINAS STAMPS Th« Glengarry Raws, Alexandria. Ont., Friday May 7, 1943. 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rniïMTV MCWC I LAC- Howard McKinnon R.C.A.F. older brother Pte. Maurice LagroK AUCTION SALE | PUBLIC HEALTH NOTICE [ LUUIil 1 WlilfU 'scoudonuc, N.B., Is spending his fur- who has been overseas since 1939 and AT LOT 20-6th LOCHIEL I All residents within the United ** v».*i ' lough at his home here ’ a younger brother A.C. 2 George La- (V/i miles east of Kirk Hill on Dal- Counties of Stormont, Dundas and GLEN BOBERTSON j Mr. Rene Quenville spent Sunday groix training at Hagersville. j keith road) Glengarry are requested to take note with e!a Think Before You Buy Or Sell Mrs Gilbert ôôïômb of Montreal i' tives in St. Justine. " -o ON THURSDAY, MAY 13th, 1943 of thq, following extracts from The DALHOUSIE MILLS at 12.30 p.m. sharp Public Health Act. spent last week with Mr and Mrs J. BONNIE HILL The following farm stock, impie- 1 No person shall suffer the ac- C, fjtuart. I Mrs. N. A. Morrison was a visitor ments, etc:—Two Grade Ayrshire milk cumulation upon his premises of any- Miss Dorothy Rickerd paid Ottawa a Miss Dorothy Hay spent the Easter Maxville friends this week. I heavy team, weighing • about thing which may endanger the public AD V E RTT5 visit Friday last, | holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs' j Y. Baker, now oj Fetawawa is 1 lbs. each; mare rising 4, mare health. Miss Marcelle St. Louis, Montreal Angus Hay. home this week end on a one day leave . . . 2. No person shall, deposit upon or was a recent guest of her parents, Mr Mr and Mrs Lea Fraser and children . ; 0011 rlsmg 1'0X c“lver’ 8 5'ears old , * to vislt his parents x lane, pond, river, and Mrs A. J. St. Louis. (spent Easter Sunday with the latter’s ‘ MORRISON ! If P' & W' T ^ StTeeU R mower, 5 ft cut; F. & W. dump rake stream, sewer or water any manure Mr and Mrs D T. Robinson had as mother, Mrs D. McDonald. ( ‘ MORRISON niower> 5 ft cut. F. & w. dwnp rake stream, Mr Donnie Hay is confined to his We regret announce the death of 10 ft.; F. & W. disc harrow, 14 discs; or other refuse, or vegetable or animal guest on Friday Mrs J. A. Seale of Mr. Kenneth A. Morrison of New McC. disc drill, Ï3 runs; grubber, hay matter, or other filth. Alexandria, room for the last month. We hope to Miss Catherine McDonald and Miss see him around soon again. ! ^ Mlch- where he ^ been a refi- tedder, spring tooth harrow, drag har-' 3. All putrid and decaying ani- 15ected resldent for thlrty ears He FOR IALE j CAR WANTED Ei'een Hambleton were among those Mr- and Mrs James Hay and children y ' tow, 8 ft.; 2 F. & W. gang plows, sulky nml or vegetable matter shall be re- House and lot in Glen Robertson,• Wanted to buy a good' used car, from Montreal who spent the week Mr and Mrs R. Coleman and children was m 1116 60th year. Mr. Morrison plow, Wilkinson No. 5 walking plow, h'.oved from all cellar* buildings, out- was born here and the flrst half of lot, 3—Blk. O, corner of London andf State model, condition and cash price. end in the Glen. ! spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. roller, scuffler, scraper, set riding buildings and yards on or before May Main Streets, good 8 room house and to F.O. Box 151, Yankleek Hill, Ont. Gilbert Seguin and Miss R. A.: and Mrs A. Hay. ’ I his Me was sP€n't in Glengarry, where sleighs, set logging sleighs with bunks, lst of each year. he was a wel1 known 4 new shed. For particulars apply toj — Seguin were in Alexandria Saturday Mr Kennie McDenald purchased a cheesemaker and manure sieigh, light sleigh, 2 lumber 1 anEvery householder and every ho- the youthuth of that time wiwill recall him waggons, truck waggon with steel t? d restaurant-keeper shall dis- MRS. SALOME SEGUIN, CR. 425,' WANTED morning attending the burial of the fine tractor. We hope he will soon be as a y°genial young lad. >l teeall him ! tires,waggons, hay truckrack, waggonwaggon box, dump P°se °f all garbage, for the disposal Sturgeon Falls, Ont. 19-2p Eoom and Board for two strong late Miss Florence McIntosh whose , able to use it as the winter,,seems to healthy boys, ages 9 and 11 years, for j To his brother here, Mr. N. A. Mor- cart milk rig, single buggy, cujter. °t which he is responsible, either by remains arrived from Ottawa that like to stay with us this year. FOR SALE July and August. Mother is a widow morning I Mrs Geo. Theoret is on the sick list rison and to his sister, Mrs. Murdie buggy pole, grain grinder, Vesset 10’ burning the same or by placing it Two sows, due to farrow this month and has to go to business. Ple&se Oh the very first of May;„ I We hope she wi.l foon be restored to McLeod, Maxville we extend sincere plate; 12 h.p. gas engine, fanning mill, in a properly covered receptacle, the —Apply to KENZIE MacDONALD, write to Mrs. E. Robinson, 4730 Queen Was a very cold day I her good health again. .sympathy. ,2 sets double harness, set light driving contents of which shall be regularly 19-lp| Mary Road, Apartment 12, Montreal, K was just as cold as any I Sigmn James Hay of Kingston is harness, set single harness, cart har- removed, at least twice a week. Que., .or telephone EXdale 2354. 18-2e !l So the old folks say 'spending his furlough with his wife NORTH LANCASTER j ess, set heavy breechens, horse clip-' 5- The Sanitary Inspector has the F0R SALE ' Miss Lean Bernier of Montreal was and family. at pressent. I per, 5 B.T. stanchions, 2 grind stones, authority to order the removal of any j Bay Gelding, 1400 lbs, good work WANTED • here over the week end visiting her - - o 1 | Mr. Felix Sauve spént Sunday wth scales, Renfrew; McG-Deering cream accumulation of refuse from any horse. For particulars apply to Box Girl for general housework good aunt Mrs W .Sabourin and Mr Sa-1 WILLIAMSTOWN ' bis parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Sauve, seperator, 800 lbs. cap.; sleigh run- street, lot or premises. If the same is' C, The Glengarry News, 19-lc wages. Apply to MRS. A. G'. MAC- n ot bourin I Guests_ of Mrs Lagroix ,for ^the Easter Mrs. D ’Assise Vafflaneourt and two ners, drag saw, 15 steel posts, buffalo ‘ ' removed within 24' hours, he may LAREN, Alexandria. Mr K. McLellan and Mr D. D. McRae sons, Gilles and Gaston were in Mont- robe, stoaeboat, pig crate, crowbars, Prosecute the persons pffending and FOR SALE week end were her daughters, Mrs. 1 motored to Comwa.l Saturday. ' Ewan Major, Miss Lena Lagroix, Mrs real late last week. picks, forks, shovels; bed chairs, table, be may cause the same to be remov- ' Oxford Sheep and Lambs for Sale. TOWNSHIP OF LANCASTER This coming Sunday is Mothers; Day ^ „ Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Dpnis »f Alexan-. COTber cupboard, No. 3 churn, etc. ] ed at tbe expense of the person so A.PP'y to FRANCIS McPHEE, Apple and Mr LedK and thelr _ Unknown parties will furnish bank offending . j Hill, Ont. ' 19-lp TENDERS FOR GRAVEL There will be the usual sale of Roses dria the Sunda guest£ of Mr baby daguhter ,all of Cornwall and her > y I ■ references I Tbe County Board of Health Sani- in aid of the Orphans. \! son A. c_ 2_ George_ _ Lagroix,„ Hagersville L. X. Rozon. Sealed tenders will be received by FAEM IS tary their FOR SALE the undersigned up until 8 p.m., June One evening last week three men Mr and Ml.f 0 Larocque had for Mrs. Ald(eric Bourbonnais is back RENTED — NO RESERVE Inspectors will commence 1939 Massey-Harris Tractor for sale TERMS:—$10.00 and under, cash; annual check on all premises, parti- ; 1st, 1943, for three thousand (3000) with a truck left here with e&pecta- Easter guests thelr daug.hters the from Holyoke, Mass., U.S.A. where she cular Pacemaker Orchard Model, in good over that amount 5 months’ credit on fy to the towns and villages, on I* yds. crustied gravel, spread on Town- tions of securing several bags of pota- msS-es Isabel Larocque, valleyfield, spent two weeks. May lst 1943 An conditi j furnishing approved joint notes. 3% y complaints of nui- °n. Apply to EUGENE DAOUST ! ship roads. Gravel furnished by con- toes but returned with only 13 pounds. Que _ Margueritei nurSe-m-traming at o R.R. 1 Dalhousie Station, Que, Box 48. i off for cash. sances as described above should be tractor, containing 75% stone, to be Oh well, anyway, they weren’t fined Hotel Dieu Hospital: Cornwall and CURRY HILL 19-lp. 1 | FRED HAMBLETON, Auct. made to the district sanitary inspector for overloading. ' Helenj CQrnwaii. Mr Leo Brlsson of crushed' to go through one inch «ir- 1 ROD’K. M. MacCUAIG, Prop. Dr. Donald Gamble of Maxville. > Mrs. M. B. McDougall was at Dal- Qornwajj , ' j Mrs Kit. Brown returned to Mont-| cular screen. All work to be done to keith this week attending the funeral i Q ,Mr and ïeal on Mofaday after spending the M. G. THOMSON, M.D., EXECUTORS’ SALE OF the satisfaction of Road Superinten- clalre Carey iR gaudi Ue REAL ESTATE Medical^ Oificer'of Health, United 1 dent and completed before September ofjier sister Mrs. Doéald McDonald. Mrs Lauber and two children past week with her mother, Mrs Mg WELL DRILLING Written offers will be received by Congratulations to Mr. D T Robin- McVlchie who was cummcu ^ Winter or summer well drilling ana Counteis of Stormont, Dundas and 1st, 1943. VaUeyfield Que spent the Easter week confined to her movlng of buildlngs at low€gt pos5lme Glengarry ' i the undersigned for the purchase of Tenderers are required to submit UeS ra ed end With Mr and MrS T J O Sllea bed We ar6 lati t0 know stle 18 muci:1 104 Second Street West, tlie residence on Main Street, Alex- 84th 11 ay ^ ^ * ' ' - I ' ® . prices by MR. CHARLEBOIS. Of Guaj ' I The Misses Morag and Alison-Mac- improved. -Town, Alexandria. Those having trou- Cornwall, Ontario. 19-lc, andria, of the late Mrs.Catherine their tender a marked cheque After spending the winter months crimmoh, Stanstead.Que spent their Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J. S. bie pumpç or w^Ug apply in per- Donovan, on or before the 22nd day payable to the order of the Treasurer in Montreal Mrs. Mathewson and sis- Easter holidays with their uncle and Mitchell w;ere Mrs R. ST McGregor and S0I1 or by letter and you wlil receive of May, 1943. for ten per cent of amount of tender. 1 AUCTION SALE ~ | ter Miss Annie Dewar, arrived back Mr and Mrs C. A. Cattanach. j- Mr Homer* McGregor, Miss Marian Me- particulars. Set* At LOT 36 UON. 6 KENYON j CAPITAL TRUST CORPORATION Additional information may be ob- to the Glen Saturday. , AC g Anson Raymondi Lachine> Que; Cuaig- of Cote St. George, also Miss I (1 mile east of Maxville on Greenfield and GEORGE R. MCDONALD, tained from Road Superintendent, Martin O ’Rei.ly of Nitro, Que, sun- and Able Seaman Earl Jadoin, Mont- Eden McCuaig of Hamilton Ont. (DRESSMAKING AND road) | Executors. Norman Morrison, Dalhousie Mills. dayed with John Robertson. ' real spent the Easter week end at Mr Archie Curry spent a few days MUSIC TEACHES (ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 12th, 1943 BRENNAN & MCDOUGALL, Lowest or any tender not necessarily Mrs. Duncan McDonald after spend- thelr respective homes here. ; recently with friends in Cornwall j Ladles’ and Men’s Tailoring, Fur at. one o’clock p.m. Sharp | 113A Pitt Street, accepted. ing some montüs in Montreal arrived pte Duncan H.arlandi sherbr00ke> (Signed) Mrs John McKenna of Syracuse, N. ofRepairing, vloliI1 1Alteratlons-also0 Hawal a Teacher High Grade and Pure Bred Holstein Cornwâli Ontario. 19-lc home Monday, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. and pte Dunean MacDone;ij y spent a few days last week with > P ^ ’ “ bd Spanish Cattle j JAMES MACDONELL, Clerk. Rickerd paid Valleyfieid a short vkt HamlltonHamilton spent the Easter week end herher mother Mrs M, McVichieMcVichie. : guitar. AGNES VALADE, Alexan- The following Farm Stock, Imple- LOST Township of Lancaster, Sunday. | % i ■MAW%V. nw>^i drla. 32-*i Missing since Good Friday. small May 6th, 1943. 19-3c. with relatives here. I Pte. Wesley' Neron, Mrs Neran and ments, ets.:—33 head of High Grade Miss Emily McDonell is enjoying a Wire Hair Terrier, white with black Pte. David Cholette of Britfsh family of Cornwall, spent the week ___ I ” ~ ~ and Pure Bred Holsteins, fully accre- few days in Montreal. and tan Reward t0 flnder or f0r ln Columbia is spending his furlough with end with Mr and Mrs J. S. Mitchell. WinRCFS At CclTuS dited and listed; 4 registered cows 5 ' ‘ NOTICE F^om east and west and North and formation leadin ! his parents Mr and Mrs Raoul Choi- Mr D. "Ross was the guest of Mr and grade cows, miking; 10 two-year-old g to his return. A. TOWNSHIP OF KENYON south LOTHIAN, Alexandria. '19-lc. " ' 1 Take Notice that ewhers of trucks ette. . Mrs Arthur Morrison, Lancaster, last Mrs. Arcade Trettier, Mrs. Ambrose heifers, 3 registered and 7 grades, all They are going to respond Pte. Rene Rozon, Montreal spent the week. _ Lalonde and Mrs. Lucien Brunet were due to freshen in Sept.; 11 one.-year- are prohibited from earrying 'more Let’s hope that all who can aiford. IN MËMORIAM than one-half the tonnage capacity week end with his-'.parents Mr and John Ross R.C.A.F. and Miss Leta hostesses at a Çard.Party in the K. old heifers, 3 of which are pure bred; STEWART—In fond and loving' Will buy a Victory Bond. 0l; C 11 of trucks or other vehicles over Town- Mrs Dennis Rozon. «.Ross of Montreal spent the week end ' H® ' Friday evening, wnen 3 spring calves, one registered and niemory Qf a,dear husband and father) ship roads, until such time said roads The Holy Sacrement of the Lord’s with Mr and Mrs T. Ross. ,$25. was added to Alexandria Red two grades; pair of black geldings 9 Mr. John T CHENIER—At Glen Norman, on' demands against the Estate of the Morey, son Cameron and little daugh- scme ty e of glf 5 TWP. ROXBOROUGH fifth year. Her husband predeceased P t for the vessel .In Saturday, April 24, 1943 to Mr. and' said Daniel F. McNaughton, who died ter Verona Mr and Mrs Eilis Bomhower (3 miles north of Monckland, hall a her six years ago. some cases silver plate is given radios, , Mrs. Real Chenier, twin sons,—Joseph on the 10th day of May, 1935, at the JULY 21st and two children, Avonmore, Mr and mile east of Township Hall) | She is survived by two sons and 'books> or an ensign which the 811115 Arthur Jean and Joseph Eugene Gil. Village of Maxville, are reqjiired on. Mrs. C. T. Upton and little son, Lan- ON FRIDAY, MAY 14th, 1843 four dauglite-s, Wil iam MacGillis at :nies from her mast on special occa- or before the fifteenth day of May Social at caster Miss Wilma Bomhower, Glen at 1 o’clock p.m. sharp BORN 1 home; Bernard MacGillis, Harrison’s A.D., 1943 to send or deliver to JAMES Gordon and Mrs. Marion Molloy, Herd of High Grade Holstein Milch MacGILLIVRAY—At Cornwall Gen- Corners; Mrs James Brophy and Mrs E 18 expected that Stormont citi- Ti. DIXON,^ Notary Public, Maxville Montreal. Cows, Federal Blood Tested eral Hospital, on Tuesday, May 4th, Flanagan’s Point Gerald MaiDonaM Harrisons Corners zens wlU £ol:ow thl8 custom by mak- Ontario, agent for the Executor fui The Thnkoffering meeting of thé W. Mrs Leonard McElhemn, Moose Creek lng a worthwhlle Presentation to ionowh^ Farm- Stock ïmple- 1943, to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. MacGILLI-1 . writing of their daines, M.S. of St. Andrews Presbyterian . pal ticulars ln CiHircIi of The Precious Blood oy at home. the ^frigate Stormont. A . PUbUCpublic. ^meet- old, 1500 lbs, bay gelding, 8 years old, And notice is further given that af- Church will be held at the home of ing likely will be held during the en- ter the last mentioned'-date, thé Exe 1200 lbs, 14 milch cows, 3 two-year- DIED Mrs E. J. Robinson on Thursday after- suing months at which the gift ques- cutor of the said Estate will proceed old heifers, 1-year-old bull, 2 large HAMMILL—At Hotel Dieu Hospital, noon May 6th. tion will be discussed thoroughly. to distribute the property of the said brood sows, Yorkshire boar, 5 months Moncton, N.B., on Monday, May 3rd, The Thankaffermg meeting, of the 0 1943 ke deceased, having regard only to such [ old; 15 Yorkshire piss, 10 weeks old; , t infant'son of Mr. and Mrs. W.M.S. of St Andrew’s United Church claim' as he shall then have notice. j McC. grain binder, McC. mower, wheel p- Hammill. . —AFTER THE GRIPPE— will be he.d on Tuesday afternoon BACK THE Red Cross JAB A. DIXON, , j cultivator, drag harrow, McC-Deering : —— May 11th at the home of Mrs D. A. Agent for the Executor. ALEXANDRIA UNIT [ hay loader, home raiqe, three-horse DIED MacRae 1 Receipts lor March and April Dated at Maxville this fifteenth A TONIC The Annual meeting of the oongre- ATTACK disc, hand horse clipper, 3-piece steel McEHOiG-lU the Civic Hospital, Ot- tawa on Wednesday May 5th day of A nl A D 1943 17-30 i Tea by Mrs. D. E .Fraser and roller, walking plow, gang plow, seed- ’ . , 1943, P - - ' We have on hand a very large gation of St. Andrew’s Presbyerian , Miss McMillan ? 14.20 er, waggon, set sloop sleighs, 2 seated Mr' Baderick McLeod’ 01 Dunvegan. DIED Stock of vitamin Products Church will be held on Friday evening ] Tea. by Misses Edith and Joey The llmeraI takes pIace thls (Frlday) driving sleigh, 2 steel-tired buggies, 2 GRANT—At Apple Hill Thursday, NEO-CHEMICAL FOOD May 7th at the home •! Mr and Mrs j MacGillivray . 18.60 waggons, hay rake, waggon box. a-ternoon at 2 °'cl0ck’ lrom the resi- r mllk May 6th, 1943, Magaret ’ McDonald, MALT EXTRACT with Donald Grant, A good attendance >s Tea by Girl Guides 13.55 iy j Fairbanks etoglne, 1 llve dence of N. J. McLeod, to Dunvegan - 2 bp - . .wife of Sam Grant. HALIBUT LIVER OIL requested. I Tea by Mrs. V. McDonald and Presbyterian Church. Empire Youth Suncia wm op gallon cream can, 6 eight-gallon cans, HALIBUT LIVER OIL Capsules, y - Mrs. Ciingen .. 80.50 2 thirty gallon cans, strkiner and pails, serv€d in st An Vitamins A a,nd D 50’s—100’s -

and Mrs A. L Grant Loch Garry boro, was a week end visitor with Mr holiday were Miss Reta MacGillivray next to Godliness” was given by Miss Donald, Mrs D. R. MacGillivray, Mrs Mr and Mrs Colin Chisholm, Corn- and Mrs Archie S. MacDonald. 1 COUNTY NEWS and Miss Eileen Campbell, of Montreal F A. MacGilliin-ap. Roll call was ans- D. D. MacMaster, Miss F A, MacGU- Farm "Help wall spending their holidays at the Mr and Mrs A. F. MacMillan and and Miss Bertha Campbell ,of Ottawa. wered to by naming a Canadian Wild1 Hvray; Community Activities, Con- The Ontario Farm Service Force, is; APPLE HILL home of Mrs A Chisholm Loch Garry young son, Detroit are visiting friends’ Miss Sheila MacLeod is spending her Flower, paying of fees. j J. Bruce MacDonald of the Royal here. ■ j vene^ Mrs M. E. MacGillivray Mrs now placing thousands of High. School, (Intended for last issued holidays v*ith Mr and Mrs J P. Mac- The mimîtes of the last annual meet- Navy and friend, Ted Rowan of Mont- On Monday evening a Euchre was boys on farms throughout Ontario. : Mr and Mrs Bill Boisvenue, Moose Leod ing were read and approved; the fin- T. J. Clark, Miss K. N. Mac Crimmon real spent the week end with the for- held in the Parish Hall.-.The ladies’ Farmers of the restrict who cam caf ry Cree^ sundayed with Mr. and Mrs. I Several ladies frem here were in ancial statement was given and adopt- Auditors, Mis D. N. MacLeod, Mrs mer's mother, Mrs Rod R. McDonald. prizes were won by Mrs Harold Wheeler On with this type of help should do so Alex MçBain Martintown Wednesday evening attend ed. The auditors’ report was given by- Rod MacGillivray. and Mrs G. Ctrvanagh. Gents. Mr An- if at all possible. | Ml. an(j Daniel Vaillancourt ing the United Church W. M S Con- Mrs D. D. Campbell saying the books The meeting closed by singing the GLEN NORMAN drew Amell and Mr P. A. Nolan Con- Boys eligible for farm work must be and little dau.ghter Irene spent the! I vention. Were found correct, conveners gave ode. - solation Mrs P. A. Nolan and Howard at least, fifteen years of age and their week end witi1 ]^jr and Mrs. Cyril (Intended for last issue) , Mrs Jack Donahue and family of their reports. After business was fini- MacDonald. Among those taking part Montreal, were week end visitors of shed a demonstration on Hexigon wages for a trial month would be j)ixon> Messrs Laurier Trottier and Regin- GLEN ROBERTSON $25.00 if inexperienced $30.00 with some( ^ and Mrs Wallace McKinnon East.er week end with Mr and Mrs , in the musical programme were W. J. Mrs N W. MacCrimmon and Mr Don- blocks for an Afghan was given by | Labelle, Douglas Fraser, John G. Wheel experience, including boaid and lodg- En£j Mrs j K Stewart of Stewar’s' Arcaide Trottier. ald C. MacCrimmon. Mrs J. N. MacCrimmon. Current events | (Intended for last issue) er, Miss Theresa Wheeler, Cecil Chish- ihg- lliey must remain for a least 13 Gle4i s!>er^ Sunday with Mrs E WJ Miss Mary McKinnon of Montreal Miss Frances Holland is spending by Mrs J. N. Campbell, followed by an olm, Donald MacDonald and Jfemes 1 SPRUNG weeks and" will be urged to reamm Munï9 Mr Peter McKinnon of Ottawa and this week with her aunt, Mrs W R. Mac open debate topic farm life versus On a lofty limb a robin sings .longer if necessary, so that they wouM at the home ^ Mr antjl MacDonald. Mi Duncan McKinnon of Bouchard, Leod, Bonnie Brier. city life winner farm life. Display of Its usual cheerio Miss Alicia MacDonald Montreal be available until most of the haivest j^rs Aj|jert Dancause over the week Que were at their home here over the GIRL’S CLUB - something beautiful was held. While from a distance we can hear and Edwin MacDonald Valleyfield, ing is completed. lend were Mir. and Mrs. Roch La- week end. | The 1943 Girl’s Garden Brigade got The nominating committee’s report The cawing of a crow spent Easter with Mrs Joseph D. Mac-1 Farmers of Eastern Ontario should f,ammej Mr anü Mrs. wubro(j LaJ Mr and Mrs Sol. Decosse were Sun- under way on Wednesday evening was given by Mrs J. N. MacCrimmon The startlings lend a cheery note Donald and family, Harrisons’s •give serious consideration to this type namme cf Montreal , day visitors with her sister, M«'s Car- April 21, when they met in MacCrim- all officers were returned to ofifee and What some might call a whistle Corners. 1 of help and in order that they may Miss Mamie McBain[ Ottawa spent rie McDonell and family North Lan- mon Hall. Mr. Dalrymple, Agricultural two new auditors appointed. Election Although we know that later on in Mrs Lewis MacDonald and grandson get their snare .they should . the week end with her parents, Mr caster. Representative, and Miss Barbara as follows: President—Mrs J. P. Mac- As distructive as the thistle Ronald MacDonald were in Kingston applications as soon as possible. These and Mrs peter McBain. I Miss Flora Macdonald of Browns- VanPatter, Home Economics Coach, Leod; Vice President—Mrs D. D. Mac- One looks about the barnyards lo! on Saturday. On their return they may be mailed directly to the Ontario Vlvlaln DancaU6e apent tnc burg, Que spent the week end with her were present and they gave the girls Master; Secretary Treasurer—Mrs D. The hens, give an extra cackle were accompanied by Miss Marion F^'m Service Force, Parliament Build , V/-eeg enij With her parents Mr. and sister and brother. Miss Isobel and much useful information, along with J. MacSweyn; Directors—Mrs J. N.' Makes the rooster peek from behind MacDonald and little niece Donna’ 1 ings, Toronto, or farmers nW get in Mrs Alex Dancause Mr Dan R. Macdonald . • j their supply of seeds, for this year’s MacCrimmon, Mrs D. D. Campbell, the bam touch with their Placement Officer Guests at the home ol. Mr and Mrsl Mr Doris Decosse of Montreal was Ranous. Tictory Gardens. Mrs J. A. MacCrimmon; District Direc-' 1 1 To see what is the matter E M. MacDonell, through their A-S ' -! Pascal Gindon over the week end at his parental home here for the . WOMEN’S INSTITUTE MEETING. tor—Mrs J. D. Benton,; District Re-' At a neighbor farm we plainly hear McCRIMMON ■cultural Representative or thier Na were: Mr and Mrs. Fernand Guindon, Easter week end. j On April 15, at 1.30 p.m the annual présentative— Mrs J. N. Campbell; ' Thaf familiar gobble, gobble Or spy-^a tional Selective Service. , Miss Ghislaine Guindon, Rev. Father The Misses Simone and Georgette (Intended for last Issue) meeting of the MacCrimmon Women’s Progrr^-nme Com. Cbnve)nc|r—Mrs J. | pig that’s snooping round Mr MacDonell^ will be at the Ag^-j Guindon, Mr. Hubert Guindon, Ottawa Montpetit of Montreal were at their Mr. M D Campbejl, formerly of Mac- Institute was held in the Hall with R. Urquhart, Mrs. Dougie MacDonald, Prepared to get in trouble ; cultural Office, Alexandria, each Mon Miss Jeannine Guindon Mountain, Ont parental home for the Easter holidays. Crimmon and how residing at Wei- the President, Mrs J P. MacLeod pre- Mrs Roily MiacGHlivray, Mrs D. N. The sap alreday on the'wane j day morning from 9 to 11 o’clock. and John Guindon, Rigaud, Que. I Congratulations to Mr and Mrs land, spent the weekend with relatives siding There were eleven members MacLeod Mrs Dan Crevier, Mrs Rod The snow a thing of the past o Miss Beth Edmunds, Ottawa is Real Chenier on the birth of twin here 1 present. Ma'cGillivray; Lunch com. Convener— We realize that once again Discharged Men To spending a few days at the home of her sens, the latter part of last week. | Among those home for the Easter A talk bn the motto “Cleanliness is Mrs A. H. Kennedy, Miss M. Mac- Its really Spring at last. , ] great grandparents, Mr and Mrs Sam Mr and Mrs Paul Emile Marleau Apply For Badge Grant. spent Easter Sunday at his home in Miss Inez McDermid, Ottwa spent St. Redemptew, Que. OTTAWA, April 26—The Defence the week end with her Fa*ents Mr o Department has asked discharged or and Mrs A. L. McDermid | ST. RAPHAELS retired soldiers of the Canadian (active) Mr and Mrs Hilaire Balonde and.- Army to communicate with the Awards Mr John D. MacRae and Melville little daughter, ' Miss Lillian Lalonde, Section at Ottawa and give their pre- MacRae Bouchard, Que were at their r and em0 and Mi3s home here tor Easter, also Miss Cath- sent address so the War Service and 1 “Pauline..„ McCarthy all? of Montreal (discharged Badge may be mailed to erine MacRae of Montreal who had as spent Easter week end at the home them. ' ' * her guest Miss Mary MacMillan. of Mr and Mrs Wm Lalonde. Finnan McDonald and Gordon Clark, The Department said several thous- Much sympathy is extended to Mr. and men who left the service before Montreal, spent Easter with the for- February, 1942, when the War Service D' D McDermid and,family in then mer’s mother, Mrs. Jerry McDonald. i recent sad bereavement. Badge was first issued, cannot be lo- Mr. Stephen Valade, Bouchard, ! Mr and Mrs Donald McMillan and cated. Relatives and friends of such _ Que., Miss Annette Valade, and Mr. former soldiers are asked to commun!-jllttIe Dean' Green Valley sPent Albert Valade, Cornwall, spent the cate information of this award to wtek end with Mr olivei' Ben'y and week end with Mrs. Valade- and fam- I1 Miss Edna Berry. them. Mr Henry Colbran Valleyfield was ily. The lapel badge, in the form of a Mr. Alex. McDonald returned to the guest of Mr Angus J. Macdoneil shield surmounted by a crown, con- Sydney, N.S., the early part of the cn Friday. I tains three red maple leaves on a silver week. i Mrs Æan McCallum agid Mrs F.! background, and bears the inscription Cpl. Lloyd McDonald, Ottawa, visit- '‘Gênerai Service.” On the reverse Demo and brother P.O. Walter Lalonde' ed Mr. and Mrs. Rod McDonald for spent Monday evening the guest of Mrs side is inscribed a serial number to the week end. Alexander A. Macdoneil | aid in identification if lost. Mrs. Lloyd McHugh, Pendleton and Miss Aleitha Van Putten, Cornwall Miss Marguerite Macdoneil were spent the week end with her parents guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Macdon- Mr and Mrs A. Van Potten. 1 Meatless Tuesdays eil OTTAWA, April 26—Meat dishes are , LAC Lynden McIntyre London and Miss Mary Jane McDonald, Ottawa Mrs Lynden McIntyre, Ottawa spent' going to disappear from the Tuesday was at her home for the week end. Saturday with Mr and Mrs P. D. Me-' ntenus of public eating places in Can- Miss Margaret MacDonell, Montreal ape starting May 4, the Price Board Intyre. | 1 visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. John announced today. j Miss Fredia Ouderkirk, Kingston, A. MacDonell for the week end. a tew On “meatless Tuesdays” no meat^ days with Mr and Mrs Mrs. A. A. Macdoneil is spending a may be served in restaurants, hotels or Dan s McLennan. 1 few days with Miss Annie MacKenzie, institutions, the board has ordered. Missçs Velma McCailum of Mont- Williamstown. eal, Jessie McCallum, Ottawa spent the' ROBERT G. BROWN, Fish and fowl do not fall within the Mr. Harry O’Neill, Montreal, spent week end with Mrs Wm McCailum ! ban, which applies from each Mon- Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mc- R.R. No. 7, GALT, ONTARIO — day midnight to midnight Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jack Mitchell and Champion Plowman of Ontario, 1942. 1 Donald and Miss Patricia O’Neill. Meatless days in restaurants and dauhter Donna of Montreal spent 1 Mr. Achille Lafrance, Montreal was hotejs were forecast by Finance Min- the week end with Mr and Mrs D. A with Mrs Lafrance and family for the, ister Ilsley in his recent announcement McDonald Loch Garry I week end. Pte. Liboiron Brockville was Mr Alexander Grant, Montreal spent of general meat rationing which will also their guest. come into effect next month. the week end with his parents, Mr NORTH LANCASTER CafrvUoû 'Pùwmta^t (Intended for last issue) Miss Estelle Laframboise left Satur- day to spend a couple of weeks in Lon- gueuil, Que. Mr and Mrs Alex Sauve were over fëecammettcU, in Montreal to spend the weekend Among those of Verdun, Que who “Bob” Brown plows a straight furrow and thinks spent Easter with Mr and Mrs Jos Vincent were the Misses Gertrudq. and in a straight line. He knows farmers’ problems. Gabrielle -Vincent Messrs Gerard, Fer- Mr. Brown, who is President of Here is what Bob Brown says about Victory Bonds : nand and Mariault Vincent. s the Central Dumfries Farmers’ “If Canadians were asked to give money to help to Misses Rita and Zella Vaillancourt Club, has competed in 37 plowing win the war, we would not be asked to make a big spent Easter with Mr and Mrs J. A. matches in the last three years. In Vaillancourt. sacrifice. Some are giving their lives. But we are these 37 contests he has won 34 Mr Leo Rollin was in Clarence Creek asked to- lend money. I am sure that farmers Ont. to spend Easter with his parents | First Prizes and 3 Second Prizes. throughout Canada will be glad to lend money to Miss Claire Campeau of CornwaU) “Bob” Brown bought Victory was the week end guest of Mr. and their country, for like all other Canadians, they Bonds in the First, Second and Mrs. Evang. Campeau. know we must do all we can to help. Third Victory Loans, and has \ DALHOUSIE MILLS placed his order for Bonds for the “There is a practical reason for buying Victory (Intended for last issue) Fourth Victory Loan to the limit Bonds, too. The money we lend to Canada now, Our cheese factory opened up for to help win the war, will be ours to use as we please business this week with prospects the of his capacity. after the war has been won. Ready cash will be best ever. Miss Patty Baker B. A., Mr. Andrew When Mr. Brown urges others to handy to have when we will want to replace farm Çaker are Easter guests of their par- buy Victory Bonds his recommend- equipment that is wearing out now. A farmer can 7 ents ation carries weight for he backs always find a use for savings, and there is no better IBIS IS YOUR SWORD... « it Mr. and Mrs. Emile Lafrance, Mont- real are Easter visitors with the par- his words with action. way to save than by investing all we can in Use it lo write your cheque for your new Victory Bonds. ents of the latter. Victory Bonds.” ' Use it to sign a pledge to buy Bonds out of future Mr. Fred Giroux, Montreal, was with earnings. his family here over the week end. Our river is clear of ice and the Use it that Canada’s fighting sons may have the tools of young fry as with previous genera- war they will need this year—above all years. tions are enjoying ‘Tag ’ ’ on the bridge. "Back the Attack!" 62-4 Your pen is your sword. Usent. There’s, still a tough ST. ANÜREW’S~WEST fight ahead! (Intended for last issue) ’ * -, ... AC 2 Gabriel Wheeler Toronto spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Den- nis Wheeler. THE Among the teachers who are spend- ing their vacation at their homes here are the Misses Margaret Mac- THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Donald, Williamstown; Carmel Wheeler National War Finance Committee Glen Roy; Mary Ann Wheeler, Read, WHAT A VICTORY BOND IS: Ont.; Rita MacDonell, Pendleton. Wear This Y AC 2. Douglas Maloney, Ottawa, spent A Victory Bond >• the promise of the Dominion of Canada to repay in cash the full face value of the Bond at the time stipulated, with half-yearly interest at the rate of 3% per annum until Emblem cf Y" " - the week end with Mr and Mrs Vincent maturity. A Victory Bond is the safest investment in Canada. The entire resources of the ALEXANDRIA BRANCH * . j, Pr MÜLLETT, Managf Dominion stand behind it. Canada has been issuing bonds for 75 years, and has never failed to Victory * • \ . , -v • Maloney and family. pay every dollar of principal and interest. A Victory Bond is an asset more readily converted into Private Francis MacDonald, Peter- cash than any other security. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday May 7, 1946. Pact I

vindication. ' T’m innocent; you’ll have eyes stared, but he took the paper. to make it good now,” he cried; "hut ‘‘It’ll mean a trial,” he said harshly; Spiritual why—do you admit it?” “I’ll have to drag you into court.” Burleson smhed bleakly; he was Burleson, who had sunk lower in his "'< JADE chair, nodded. “ Make it as clear as Statesmanship ■ dike a man who had escaped some- Imlay Taylor things—put something away; he was you can—if I’m to go to jail—” he In the New York Times of April 13th oetached, hard, unafraid. Fosdick star- laughed discordantly, tunning to Mark. appened- two particularly interesting ' 7\n tr»^ ed at him. “He’s mad!” he thought. “Young man, you’re' avenged; it’s' columns by Generalissimo Chlang Kai-j ‘You can call it conscience,’ Burleson harder for me to go to jail for two -Shek and his wife, reprinting articles1 “Eh?” The bid lawyer straightened CHAPTER Xin I that we quarreled. You know the said answering Mark, “or you can call years ndw— and to die there—than they had written to express their own' Fosdick went to Burleson’s office up, suddenly his eyes met the hollow Qrant Barton said when he it loss of nerve. I always planned toj it was for you. You’ve got your life strongest convictions concerning the the next day in a rare puzzle. He eyes opposite and he felt a qualm of angry? He said too many do something about it; a deathbed| before you—I”m done!” j type of leadership they wanted to give mean bad been called up at home the night dismay. What the duce did it ?| 0j them- I lost my temper and flung confession, I suppose, something dra- “He doesn’t count that said Fos- the people of China. “I Bear my Wit- ORDER NOW before and told to find Mark Grant Then he heard a door open and look- the jade’ god ^ Ws face It struck matic! Off and on I’ve asked about dick dryly; “it’s revenge that’s sweet, ness’ was written by the Generalissimo and ten him to meet him there. Aware ed around. A clerk was showing Maik| tempie and killed him instantly.” you in prison; I was playing for time; Burleson.” , not long after he was imprisoned by FOR SUMMER of his own silence about Grant, Pos^ Grant into the sanctum. Fosdic^ ,Goo(j Go(j!” Fosdick’s violent sur- for years I haven’t been a well man, He was tucking the confession Into rebel elements in Siam. Madame Chiang WITH huge British âfïd home re- dick had a bad quarter of an hour. Ch stared at the young man with a feeling air, prjse made in cll and now the doctors give me two'years his breast pocket, but the motionless Kai-Shek wrote, under the title of quirements underpSspping the egg- course Banks had told! The little that "he could not define;-it certainly,^ ngj^gj. MEU-IC nor Burleson flineh- at most. I’m going to die, that’s cer- figure in the window rasped on him. “I Confess my Faith,” a similar state- market the year round, and ration- cad had run bleating like a sheep^ could not be - admiration for a crim-, ed tain. I thought you could wait, but— “You’ll be needed, too, Grant” he ment of her personal philosophy, show- ing of other meats tunalng atten- But, even so, he saw no reason to inal, of even toleration, yet he had to « always fait you knew something g I’ve heard something about that!” said sharply; “I’ll have to ask’ your ing how it issued in a life of true pa- tfon to poultry, it’s both good busi- summon Mark and himself to a bar ^ admit reluctantly that Marks very i‘ d you let me Mark sajd an He shifted his position slightly, frown- ,pardon for my treatment of you; triotism at the forefront of the great ness ond good patriotism to start of justice — Burleson’s office, in this presence in the room was like a rush suffer!,, ^ ing thinking of Pam’s bowed head; they’ll make everything right in court Chinese nation. ; a batch of Summer chicks. case. Mark was free. Burleson of fresh air in a choking atmosphere „j. jet; g0i” Burleson drummed it was true that she touched the only now—and you can have it put in the It is signficant in a materialistic age, After hawks, etc;, have taken their could do nothing against hi mow, There was something in his size, in arms of his chair with nervous soft spot in his heart. “I see how you papers.” | torn by war and the violence of human toll on range, and y«u have done at least nothing that Fosdick could his clean-cut face and clear qyes, that -The whole thing happened feel” he went on “but I’m living you Suddenly Burleson groaned. The a } selfishness, that such challenging some fall culling, most laying hous- Imagine. Then he remembered the was reassuiing; his guilt never i " a 1 didn’t expect to hit him. your revenge. As for myself, I sifcpose hideous publicity of it made him statements of faith and the power of es are not filled right up to full rich man’s suggestion to help. Was peared upon the surface, Fosdick ad-, TQ my ^ araazement he went down if a man does thte squar# thing in the wince. He seemed to hear already the the spirit should be accorded a place of working capacity. Flan now to have he- going to carry that out? Fosdick mitted that; he looked, like a brave lead” end, it’s something. I’ve got Fosdick strident Calls of the newsboys—“ Ex- importance in our newspapers. And some real replacements coming grinned a little. He knew Mark would man with a clear consciense. He seem-, Fosdlck rallied hi£ powers now; here to take charge of it. He can go try!” , signifiant, too, that so great a fighter, along to use that wasted space. not take It. | ed to tower, too, and the lawyer thought he sat up „ in God,s naffie did_ ahead.” j Mark turned. There was a light in so wise a statesman, as the Chinese -The, boy was gui.ty; he’s been, that Burleson, by comparison, grew . . Bray Chicks, noted for “spizzer- n>t yQU ten it at once? It was unpj e “It’ll be ruin, Burleson! My God, his face; he held his head high, Generalissimo, shomd attribute the punished-what’s the use of making leaner, more gray and more morose. _ .. inktum,” fast growth, early laying, teedtta;ted to a quarrel! why didn’t you speak then—or not “Wait,” he said to Fosdick; “one purpose and direction of his lije to his a. fuss over Banks and the wager Burleson, too, was studying the new. Burleson nodded cs]d^ «.Granted! steady laying, make real replace- at all?*” Fosdick cried. t moment!! Kèep that paper. I’ve had vital faith in God. i -now? Unless-” he thought of Pamela comer, and no one spoke until Mark But a mati thJnk clearIy in Burleson, handing him a paper, look- fifteen years—I can afford to wait From such leadership, which has al- ments—the kind you want. The Kodney and suffered a twinge of, broke the silence that seemed to him such a case a(. ence x ^ hon,or ed at him oddly. two more.' ready proved itself in all that China Bray Hatcheries will be turning conseience. | through by their cool examina- Ptrickeni naturally was going to call “They can’t send me to the chair?”,Fosdick gazed at him and Burleson has given to the world through her them out, on into the Summer. Burleson met him calmly enough. t;on of him. “Think I’m a jailbird!’ j im—he was Plan ahead. Piece your order now |a doctori blIt felt of h “They won’t; it’s second degree,” lifted his head slowly, courageous struggle against the enemy “Sit down,” he said laconically, and, he thought hotly. Then tartly, to stoIle dead, n wag mœt ama7i1ng said Fosdick dryly. “It’s up to me “You mean—?” gasped Fosdick. will come the direction our world is Jor later shipment. then: “You got Grant, you say. Well, Buçieson: j tWng; ^ knocl{ed me oat „ He leaned to get it light for you—but this sflence “I mean just that! I’ll wait. I can’t going to need in the. years ahead. With, R. J. Grabam, Graham Creamery Cc„ Alexandria he’s late.” —the other fellow suffering!” Insane strike such a blow at them all, nor at out a foundation of spiritual conviction Fosdick gri*ned. “He didn’t want, Duncan McMHlan, Max- temper, temporary aberration—no end —’’Mark stopped. He did not want to leadership will slide out from under viUe Egg & Poultry Assoc. to come.” ^ | of money fob alienists; Fosdick saw a add “a dying man.” the moral responsibility to make ideals Avila. Touchette, Burleson nodded. “Very Uk#ly!”j hundred lawyer ways of fighting it for Burleson rose unsteadily, facing him real in the world we live in. Glen Robertson. Then he pushed a broken, green jadet months—he mustn’t die in prison! “You— you know I let you suffer? The greatest need today is for a faith head, bearded and satvtrlne, toward “I’ll mae a big fight, but—” he star-1 And—you do this?” in God and m the future of our ne-' the lawyer. “Keep that, Fosdick; ed at Burleson bleakly— “man it’s Mark nodded .“I’ll wait.” tion, which will stake its claim in the you’ll need It.” | the disgrace—it’ll ruin you all! The Burleson sank into his chair, speech, lives of men by means of moral prm-! Fosdick picked it up and looked it, country’ll ring with it; you’re known less; speechless he hid his face in his cipTes. The planless forces of goodwill' fVou Roll Them Better WrÉhl over curiously; he was beginning to everywkere. ” i hands. v will be converted Into personal decis- think that his friend’s’ mind was at-j Burleson’s gray'face; twisted; he Fosdick stood staring, reluctant to ion to outlaw greed and dishonesty | fected. “Health’s bad enough,” | turned and glanced* at Mark. •be convinced. “Here’s a wonder!” he from every man’s life at home and at OGDEN’S CUT “got water on the brain, I’ll bet a, 1 ‘This young man here would say it exclaimed at last, wokr. Then in a world of mass pro- CIGARETTE TOBACCO dollar!” But he put the jade god’s was fair and that I had my share,” Pam, when she was told, saw it all duction, mass movements, and global' head down with a glnefiy touch. he remarked dryly, “not that I’ve es-'more clearly. warfare, the individual will again rea-| “t remember. Used to squate on caped—-I’ve had a living hell of it ‘ Of coruse I understand ! I knew you’d lize the significance of his life and of your table. How did you break It?”, 1 for years. ” ; j be like that,’ ’ she said proudly ; you ’re the standards by which he li-vés. Then! Burleson looked at it bleakly; he WILFRID MARCO LX Mark said nothing. He turned sud- great enough to spare an old man faith in God will be not an opiate, but LICENSED AUCTIONEER was gray as ashes today. “I smashed denly and waled to the window, star- who’s wronged you! It’s awfully grand an operatvie force that will bring mot FOR THE COUNTY OF GLENGAÈEÏ ft Temper. Fosdick, once in awhile I ing out with unseeing eijsfes. He thought and I know it’s for me. You can’t being the new v/orld we want; In terms For references get In touch with break out. It’s rotten, but it’s a fact. of those fifteen bitter years, of the stop me now, Mark Grant, for I want not only of victory but • of lasting those for whom I have conducted It’s the second time I’ve pitched that “Yes,” said Mark slowly, “I’ve known fifteen years of your silence. convict’s lot, of his lost youth, and. some of the glory ;. we ’ll face those peace, and equal opportunity to work, sales. Reasonable rates. Alexandria accursed jade god; I wish”! ’d smashed tnis man. safe.and sleek in high place.' ex-convict years together—yes we and to share in the earth ’s resources. Phone 49. it to begin with !’ ’ I “You sent for me.” back in his chair, passing his hand Then he heard Fosdick’s voice — the will!” TIME BOMBS “Humph!” Fosdick poked it with Burleson nodded. “Sit down," he quickly over his face. - | rasp In it weakened into a husky growl, THE END “We’re a great people,” said a count- STEPHEN MCLAUGHLIN his long bony- forefinger. “Where did id in a voice that struck Fosdick at There was a moment’s pause; in it. LICENSED AUCTIONEER sa “Two years? Good heavens; you o—-—- ry philosphe^ “but we don’t always you get it anyway?” For Glengarry, Stormont and Dnnd&s jonce as singular; he looked around at I'hey both heard Mark's hard drawi^ might as well have waited. Then it work at it.” ‘Grant Barton gave, it to me.” him sharply. breath. 2C years successful experience. Fie would be only a nine days’ wonder; COUNTY NEWS The 'business of the future willmake rates, etc, write, or telephone No. Hi* : “Thank you; I’ll stand. I’m going <Cobourg, Ont., Sixth Engineer; shows the ship’s officers standing on William Knox, Montreal, Chief Re- eration. the deck of the mercy ship prior to frigeration Engineer,* Ralph Owèn, Guests of Mr and Mrs Raymonde her recent departure-from an Eastern Halifax, Fourth Engmeer; R. LaVal- Guerrier for Easter were Mr Eugene Canadian Port. They are: i. ‘ lee, Montreal, Purser; R. Coves, Front row, left to right: S. Thorn- Halifax, Third Officer; Geo. Howie, Sauve, Misses Genine and Juanita ton, Halifax, . Chief Electrician; F. Halifax, Second Electrician; D. Lit- Sauve, Master Oran and Reynold Harvey, Windsor, N.S., Third Engi- ster, Owen Sound, Ont., Seventh Sauve all of Valleyfield. ' THE navigation of the Lady Nelson, neer; P. Knight, Cobourg, Ont., Engineer; J. Thomlinson, Montreal, Engineer Owen. Canada’s first hospital snip of the Second Engineer; J. P. McDonald, Wireless Operator. Below at left is Lt. Col. A. II. Mrs S. MacKay and daguhter Betty j present war, will be in charge of Cap-- Halifax, Chief Engineer; Capt. Geo. Five of these officers were on board Taylor of Goderich, Ont., officer in Ottawa Is spending the week at the I tain Geo. W. Welch, who has been W. Welch, Halifax, Master; the Lady Nelson when she was tor- command of the R.A.M.C. personnel home of Mr and Mrs W. H. Scott. | I master of that ship for three years and' O’Hara, Halifax, Chief Officer; pedoed as she lay in the harbour at on the ship. At right is Matron Cap- i the deck and engine room officers and M. Person, Montreal, First Officer; Castries, Island of St. Lucia. They tain Charlotte I. Nixon of Montreal All are pleased that Mrs Smirle is | crew who served on the ship during E. Meadows, Halifax. Second Officer. are Captain Welch, Chief Officer in charge of the ship’s nurses, Cap- gaining rapidly and that she shall be her years of service to the West Indies Back row: J. Matneson, Windsor, O’Hara, Second Officer Meadows. tain Nixon served with distinction able to be about soon is the wish of as flagship of the Canadian National Ont., Fifth Engineer; D. Anderson, Chief Engineer McDonald and Fourth as a nurse in the First Great War. many friends. » Ihe Glengarry Newt, Altzandrlk, Qm^ Friday May 7, 1943. L«Cil .TT-^

April 2$st, a miscellaneous shower at mon, Mrs John MacCrimmon, Joseph the home of Mrs. Hugh Macintosh,' Robinson, Frank Golden. Social and Personal I Dunvegan. Ont. For General Fund— Bridge-Euchre $50.00 from teacher Mrs. C. MacRae, Items of Auld Lang Syne The Glenganj News asks IV readers to make these column! their own, to the extent of contributing social and personal Dunvegan Unit and pupils of Dunvegan Public School. items which are of inte-ost. If you have friends visiting you, $15«2 from teacher, Miss K. Mae- Daric# Gleaned From The Fyles of The Glengarry News there is no nicer compliment you can pay your guests than to Lean and pupils of Fisk’s Corners take the trouble to -'see that their names are mentioned In Red Cross -HI— Since.May 1st the C.N.R. station at Greenfield, is your local newspaper. Call or phoneThe Glengarry News Of- Public School. The following is the report of Red listed by the Company as a flag station. It will, however, fice—our number is 9—or send the 'item by ! $3.00 pseviously reported. ALEXANDER HALL be open daily for tickets and _ Cross drive for Dunvegan Unit to date «V —.TI—nr- — - | ^ MacMaster, Mr. andj $15.00 Dunvegan Girls’ Club. TEN YEARS AGO express business. Among Mrs George Donovan who spent' ALEXANDRIA Friday, May 5, 1933 those in Montreal on Monday . I AC 2 Eugene Goulet who recently Mrs j j MacMaster. I For Russian Relief— to visit the Royal Scot train some time with her father and family ^ joined the R.C.A.F. and is stationed at $15_Mrs D. W. MacLeod and family j $5.00—Mrs. D. N. MacMillan. at Glen’Roy, returned to Detroit on. La:hine, Que, spent the week end with $10_Dona!ci Duncan MacKinnonJ Thursday Evening %n . route to the Chicago World’s Fair, were C. Ostrom. Friday and was accompanied by het.^ parents, Mr and Mrs. J. J. Gou- , . Gray, M. J. $2.00—Dunvegan Women’s Institute. W. F. Macdonell, Dr. H, L. Cheney,; Edmund MacGiUivray Martin Perguson John A and* Ïftigïr: MacKinnon. ifrnong members of the gradu- little niece; Miss Betty Carol Emberg.(.let. | ^ NeU MacRae> Maicoim Grant. MAY 13th, 1943 Mr and Mrs A. N. Stewart, Dunvegan^ Sergt. Jack Cowan of the R.C.AF., j Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. K.R, ating class the Royal Victoria Hospital Nurses’ Train- Alex Under Auspices of :jn£ Sehool,, Montreal, is Miss Lila MacDoneU Lancaster. were among the visitors here on Tues-j Dartmouth^ N.S., Mrs. Cowan and Hartrlck; Mr and Mrs J. P. MacLeod, ; .* Dr. Gordon McCrimmon of Detroit, formerly of Wil- day. little $on Leroy are visiting Mr. and j D A.' MacDonald, Miss Flora Mac- Mrs H The Hall Committee liamstown, who had been taking an extra course in medi- Mi- and Mrs T. J. Gormley and Miss - - Cowan. Mrs. L. J. Slcard Donal(j of cine at Boston, was fatally injured when struck by a car. Joan Gormley motored to Crysler Buckingham was also their guest ç1125—Keith and Melville Mac- Music by Dr. McCrimmon was leaving for home when the tragic acci- Sunday, visiting Dr and Mrs J. C.j ^°r a few days , Leod. BURTON HEWARD'S ORCHESTRA dent occurred. -Linden Kippen has opened a restaurant Gormley. _ _ _ j $6—D.5 Rev A. hCampbell.j Mrs (Rev ) and ice cream parlor in the Chisholm Block, Maxville. Mr abd Mrs L, Greenspon spent Wed UimUUJlUlAJMARRIAGES ij D.$ N—. MacMillan,' - - Mr and Mrs D.- Dewar- ADMISSION: At the regular meeting of the Ladies’ Aid, Alexandria nesday and Thursday in Montreal. United Church, Friday, Mrs. A. E. Myers was honored, Mr John O. Morris spent Monday in LEBLANC—MacKINNON j Dan Ross, Alex M. MacCuaig, E. A. and Including lunch, 50c. prior to her departure from Alexandria. Mrs. R. J. Graham Ottawa. St. Finnan’s Cathedral was the sett. R. D. MacMillan, Kenzie MacDonald, read an address and a purse was presented bs Mrs. D. Can- ing for the marriage, at nine o’clock, Angus Urquhart, Neil J. MacLeod J. • Mr F n ' I Monday morning April 26th, of Miss R MacNeil, Duncan MacCrimmon neH. The first annual dance of “D” Company^ S.D. & G. Highlanders, attracted a large crowd to the Armouries, °r “f" Janet Catherine MacKinnon, daughter Fred D. MacCrimmon, E. L. D. Mao} Friday evening, and proved a most enjoyable affair. Many l of and ur V v ivrnrKav Maxville' Mr- Mrs- Alex. J. MacKinnon, to Millan, Myrtle Maclnnss, Ewen A. Mac We are buying old phonograph of the unit’s officers and other ranks from Cornwall and ^ “ 11 ' y’ ! Mr. Rheil Leblanc, son of Mi', and Mrs. Millan, Mrs Nora A. Fraser, James G. were are cn a Pr ay °r e ™ Leo Leblanc, all of Alexandria, Rev. MacCrimmon, Gordon MacDonald, other points were present. Dunvegan Football Club re- ment °f the late Miss Floience Mac- ^ ^ . | ;-D. . MacMaster, Don- records for the RCA Victor. organized for the coming season with John MacQueen. w off ciated John N Praser D President; W., W. McKinnon, vice-president; K. N. Mac- I The bride being a member of the aid A MacCrimmon, John A. Camp- 10 in. records 5c, 12 in. records 8c, Leod, Secnetary-treasurer. Mr and Mrs N. J. MacGiUivray, sodallty of {he cmi^en of Mary the bell, Fred K. MacLeod, Wm. Blyth, Mr. Victor Minerva Regal Pathe A. K. Robinson and children wtm ceremony was performed in the sane- and Mrs D. R. MacLeod, Dougal J. Bluebird Apex spent the winter in Montreal, reopen-^ previously she recited the MacMillan, Dave Williams, Mr and Royal Radiex At a meeting of the executive of the Glengarry Liberal tuary and Decca Starr Association held Saturday, it was decided to hold a Mass ed their home_ here on Friday. Flt.j Act of consecration before the Blessed Mrs Robert Grant, Bougald MacMas- Sterling Crown Meeting of the Liberals on Lieut, Robinson was with them for the yjrgin>s Altar, with Miss D. MacMillan ter, Mrs E. B. MacMaster, John Ur- Melotone Gull Brunswick TWENTY YEARS AGO Saturday, May 12th, for the week end as was Miss Marion Mac-^ preSj(jent an(j Mary 'Proulx at- quhart MacDonald, Mr and Mrs W. R. All above makes are wanted at Friday, May 4^ 1923 purpose of nominating a Gilllvray of Ottawa. j tentjing her. i MacLeod, Mrs J. J. MacDonald, Stew- , candidate for the approaeh- Miss Mary Macleod, student Queen’s Mr. MacKinnon gave his daughter art Campbell, Russell Lascelle, Neil B. OSTROM’S ing Provincial elections- -Miss Pearl Shepherd who left ■University, Kingston, is hohdaying in marriage and she wore a gown of MacLeod Duncan MacLeod, John N.1 Canada in July last to engage in'Social Welfare work in with her mother, Mrs D. M. Macleod,1 v/hite georgette, made Grecian style MacLeod' Wm D. Urquhart, Donald Drnggùta and Jeweller*, Mill Square, Alexandria. England has written her father, Mr. G. W. Shepherd, Alex- Centre St. [ with embroidered bodice and slight Urquhart, Donald H. Macintosh, Mies andria, of an Easter visit she paid to the battlefields of Mrs Bruce Irvine and little daughter train. Her veil was finger tip length Freda T. Patton, D. J. MacLeod, N. J. France. rOn Friday a carload of the well-known Durant Gail left Wednesday on a visit to Mr and she carried a bouquet of white MacLeod, Mr and Mrs N. M. MacLeod and Star autos was unloaded by the local agent, Mr. M. and Mrs Wallace Morris, Smith Falts.’ carnations. Miss Kaye ^McKinnon, her Mr and Mrs. Alex. N. Stewart^ Miss A. J. Morris. Messrs. Paul Filion, Albert Dapratto, Jos. La- Ont. | sister .was bridesmaid and she" wore a MacPhee, J. W. .Kennedy, D. N. Mac- londe, Ed. Lebeau, A. Chenier, A. Lauzon and A. Pilon left Miss M. B. Macdonell and Mrs E. J.1 turquoise blue chiffon gown with Rae. Charles Chisholm, D. D. Mac- last week for Massenaj N.Y. Miss Bessie Macdonald, 1 fin er veil and Let’s help knock the HIT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Macdonald of St. Ra- Darragh were in Montreal this week. 8 «P carried Pink earns- Kinnon Norman R. MacLeod, Rory Mi's. T. Paqum of« Montreal,, who■_ Itions. Mr. Robert Keegan of Montreal i Wm. MacLeod, Rory M. „MacGiUivray, phaels, was one of the graduates of the training school I -was groomsman. ‘ | Alex MacCrimmon, Dan N. MacCrim- out of HITLER! spent some days with Mrs C. Pasher, for nurses, Roosevelt Hospital, New York City, on April f During the ceremony Rev. G. Co* mon Donald J. Stewart, Mr and Mrs returned to the city Wednesday even- 24th.—Mr. J .E. Leduc has let a contract to Messrs. I. chet rendered an Ave Maria and mem R- A. Stewart, L. A. Stewart, Murdiej ing. Boisvenue and O. Gareau for erection of an addition to bers of the Children of Mary also sang A Clark. BUY his store and a brick veneered house adjoining. On Fri- Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tobm, Mr. and| ggyerg; hymns. | D. MacLeod, Donald M. Mac- day, Miss Viola McNaughton, a member of the staff of Mrs. A. Saumier< Lancaster, wjeie A wfedding. was served at Leoa Maxville branch, Bank of Nova Scotia, left for Ottawa to among the visitors to town yesterday the home Qf the bride,s parents> where $3_Misses K p and T M Ur ! accept new duties in the Bank street branch. Mr. and d th6 gUeStS included Rev Dr Smith Victory Bonds! Mrs. Angus McLean have taken possession of Mr. Dan wMl^imn c^ntre^^is'^Dendine'^the' ’ ’ ' hart, Mrs W. J. MacLeod, Mr and Mrsj McKercher’s farm, Stewart's Glen. Dan McGillivray 8 J A R MaCPhee leek end wfth relates in Khk Wj cf“^'wem town weie M^KayeMiss Kaye M^K^nMacKinnon, Mr -p' MacCrimmon ^ N-.' R. MacRae,' ^ Thom H I and Archie McMaster left on Wednesday for Haileybury. Sergt. Bert Lalonde of the R.C.A.F., R Keegan, Mrs T. Keegan, R.Q.M.S. MacLeod, Jean Campbell, Dr. Mac-' Miss Margaret Cresswell of Martintown, has gone to as You’ll be doing your bit and scoring a hit. Lachine, is on sick leave with his Webster, Mrs Webster and sons Char-' Mastel.; Wm A MacLeod, Mrs J. K. Montreal, where a splendid stenographic position awaits parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Lalonde. | les and Donald, Miss E, Boreland, Miss Stewart, Albert Lasalle, Gregor Mac- her. Hector Sauve has purchased a new auto and is Mr. A. Lothian, contractor, left the' I Maclnnis, Miss M Veriker, Mr R. Master. ready for day or night service. • ••••••»• early part of the week for Bancroft ' Hamel, Mrs R. Aarsby, Mi's T. Zar-^ $2 50__Mrs G s Argue, Mrs N. R Ont. brook, Mrs Jas Flanagan, Mr and Mrs MacRae Mr. D. Mulheiin has recently placed Sherlock-Manning D la Mr. E. A. MacGiUivray, M.P.P., paid' “ >' and daughter, Mr. U. Le u MacCuaig D J pianos in the following homes: J. R. McDonald, Dalkeith; blanc a11 of Toronto a business visit this week I . Montreal; Miss P. Major, ^ Duncan M. MacCuaig, D. J. M. G. MlcRae, MOOormick; Toionto a business visit this week. ( ^ ^ R MacDonald, Russell A. Lasalle, Ar- Rev J. G. Berry of Martintown THIRTY YEARS AGO A. D. MacGiUivray, Jos. MacDonald and two daughters of ^ H!fy. „ Ge° ' ! Ï was in town for a few hours yester-; Austin, Mrs D. K. MacLeod, George Firday, May 9, 1913 Sabourin, Jos. Belanger, Greenfield, Miss E. Guindon, Valley- day. Mi's. Marguerite McDonald, field, Miss Reta MapKinnon, Corn- MacDonald, Fred MacCrimmon, Rod E. Giroux, A. Decaire, Jos. Legroulx, R. Martin, Colin Mc- Mrs. R. J. Graham returned home Campbell, A. D. MacCrimmon, Alex. Pherson, Damase Legault all of Alexandria. J. A. Mc- Friday evening, having, spent several On their return from their trip, Mr Fraser, John F. MacCrimmon, Hazel Eenwick, Angus C. Gray, Mist Flora] Millan,M.P., has accepted the agency for the Fopi Auto- days in Montreal with her sister. Miss and Mrs Leblanc were tendered a mobile Co. and has two very nice cars on view. Mr. Helen Hope. | iargeiy attended reception in Alex- Gray, N. K. and Norman MacLeodJ Donald Hartrick, A. R. Gray, Duncan1 and Mrs. Angus R. McDonald, Miss Celestine and Master Sergt. Arthur Stimson, R.C.A.F. and( ander Hall. Angus McDonald of St. Raphaels, left Wednesday for Miss C. Spence, Ottawa, were week K. Campbell .Norman P. MacLeod, Winnipeg where they will take up residence. W. Arkin- end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Prior to her marriage the bride was Geo. MacRae, Miss Rhoda Grant, John stall, a farmer living near MaxviUe, had a close escape G. MacLeod, D. D. Campbell, F. NJ JUST ARRIVED Stimson. given a shower at the home of Miss fi'om death Monday when the westbound express struck and Rod M< Gd V1 ay MrS Mrs. Cleveland McPhee visited Miss' Mary Jackson,’ St. Famine, St. Mont- . “ f ' ' | demolished his waggon at the Maxville crossing. Mr. Ar- al am Margaret McDonald on Thursday. I real and presented with a beautiful ’ ^ ^ ' ’ ~ kinstall and his horses escaped without injury. Miss BlueTDI BabyT-, . MI -n J -, and» eron MacLeod, A. F. MacQueen, Ro- Carload of New Brunswick Cedar Tpr. Sandy Campbell of Huntingdon Chenille Bedspread ^ Ur hart- Alex CWshplm Dan Agnes McDonald of Alexandria on Thursday took part in 1 durin a a musical recital given in the Auditoriunij Berthlet St. One Whn '-.ad been underpins treat- S surprise party held at 1251 “T urqunart, Alex Chisholm, Dan Shingles=Sevaral grades of men';ment Inin a hosEhospital min vlSieldValleylield, isis' Bishob. st ’ was of a !!WmeWal MacDonald,^RUgh ^ Norman MacI* nnanMaclnnes,- ^ Montreal.—Cement walks are being laid to the new Pres- nan byterian Church. Mrs. Hannah McRae, a sister of Mr. spending a short time with his mo- asome coffee table John W. Fraser, Mrs K. A. Fraser, excellent quality. Alex. R. McDonald 29-5th Lancaster, graduated as a nurse ther, Mrs. J. A. Campbell, Greenfield. SIMPSON—CAMPBELL Miss Katie MacLean Donald R. Camp- from St. Joseph’s hospital, London, Ont., recently.^—A Mr. and Mrs. C Dadey_,. Kenyonjvenyun orSt.; ' A quiet wedding took place on Sat-, bell, Mr and Mrs H. A. Macintosh, Mr Selling fast. rojv of houses on Dominion street south, is now being erect- East, had with them for the week urday, April 24th. at St. Stephen and Mrs Willie Chisholm, Hector D. ed for Mr. D. Mulhern, while ground was broken Monday end, Mrs. Odelie Baker of Montreal. Church, Lachine, Que. uniting in mar- MacGiUivray, Norman J. MacLeod, for the addition to the Alexander School. Mr. D. A. Mc- Mrs. E. J. Darragh, Pendleton, Ont., riage, Katherine, eldest daughter of John R. MacLeod, Stanford MacCrim- Alexandria Broom Handle \yorks Millan of Kirk HÜ1 has accepted the agency for the York- was here for a few days, visiting Mr.] the late Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Camp- mon, Mrs M. N. Stewart, John A. Mac- shire Insurance Co. Ltd., of York, England. Mr. Angus and Mrs. D. A. McDonald and Miss bell Dunvegan, Ont., and Mr. Wil- Rae, Mr and Mrs. A. A. MacDonald, 19-2C LACOMBES Cameron of Dyer, has a staff of assistants seeding his ex- M. B. Macdonell, Derby St. ] bam C. Simpson of Lachine Que. Rev, K. K. MacLeod. tensive farms and he leaves shortly for Kentucky to super- Miss Hargaret McDonald returned C- Marshall performed the ceremony. $1,—A. M. Stewart, Louise Pichie vise his railroad work there. 1 Tbe brid to Ottawa on Sunday after spending O- given in marriage by her Wilie MacDonald, Sam Prodonick, K! •••••• a week with lier mother Mrs. John bl other, Mrs. Donald R. Campbell was W. MacRae, Mrs N. J. MacLeod, Dan Dr. R. A. Westley of Montreal, spent Tuesday and A.ilan McDonald 5th Kenyon j aR*red in a Queen’s Blue street-length J. MacNeil, D. M. MacDonald, Dan Wednesday in town visiting old friends prior to his leav- Mr. Jack Cox of Montreal was! d!eSS With naVy accssOTles" she w0'6 MacLeod, Alphonse Duval, Duncan j a corsage of Talisman Roses and MacNeil, Archie MacLeod, N. Mac- ing for Europe, where he goes among the week end visitors to town,1 FORTY YEARS AGO to take a postgraduate course Sweet Peas. Kenzie P. Lalonde, G. Cavelier, Chas. Mrs. Edgar Irvine who spent some Friday, May 8, 1903 H. C. Weir, late of the 1 Miss Sara Campbell was her sister’s Stewart, Alex Euval, Mrs H. Dewar M. months with Mr. Irvine at Napanee, attendant and wore a blue flowered Jensen, Fred Duval, Duncan Fletcher I Canada Atlantic Hotel, Glen Ont., returned to town on Monday, j (jjggg accessories and cor- Clifford Hewston Isaac Cameron,1 Robertson,, has moved his furniture, etc., to the Queen’s wlth nayy Hotel, Main St., which hostelry he will run in future. Mi's. L. Roberts of Montreal, was a sage of pink carnations. Mr. Thomas Thomas Sauve, Frank Phillips, R. E.l week end guests of Mrs. Charles E. MacCowbrey was bestman. The temparture took a big drop on Thursday night of ‘ Thomas, Mrs R. A. Campbell, Ranald' last week. At 5 pm.., Thursday, it registered 80, the third Lalonde. j Following the ceremony a buflet Campbell, Alex. Clark, K. MacDonald,! time in thirty years that this mark has been reached in Mrs. D. E. Markson arrived in luncheon was served at the home of K. A. Campbell, Peter Maclnnes, Cecil' April. At 7 a.m. on Fÿday, the thermometer only showed town from New YorK, Monday morn- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cameron, Ville MacRae, Wm Urquhart, Mrs E. Hilli-I 29 degrees.——Mr. Jos. Duquette, Proprietor of the Algon- tag. St. Pierre. Later the happy couple ker, Miss F. Anna MacCuaig, Lena! quin Hotel, Stanley Island, has made final arrangements left for Sherbrooke and eastern points, MacRae, Mrs Duncan MacGililvray, ! ENGAGEMENTS 1 with the The Bell Telephone, Co., whereby the latter will The engagement Is announced of On their return they will reside at Mrs D. J. MacLeod, John A. Mac- build a line from Summrstown to connect with their long Miss Elizabeth Fleming (Betty) Scott,1 143 Hillerest Ave., Montreal West. Queen, Joseph Mainvihe, James Ur- distance main .line and will give direct connection with daughter of Mrs Elizabteh Scott and (quhart Miss Annie MacGiUivray, An- Stanley Island. Another Glengarrian has acquitted him- the late John G. Scott of Montreal,' Mrs' simPson, who was a .trained at- gus N. MacLeod, Armand Cadieux, Rod self with honor. This' time it is a St. Elmo boy, the per- to Mr John Wilfred Kennedy, of' tendant at Lachine General Hospital, MacCrimmon, John R. Urquhart, Em-' son of George A. Muno who has just graduated with MaxviUe, Ont., son of Mrs Christie A.! was tenderod many showers. On est Wigfield, D. R. MacDonald, Alex, j honors in Toronto as an L.D.S. and D.D.S..——Mr. Stewart Kennedy and the late Duncan H. Ken- 1 March 31st, by Mi's. John Cameron. E. Kennedy, Emile TaiUon. D. R. Mac- Raysidé spent Tuesday aiternoon at Inkerman Cottgge, nedy. The marriage will take place in I Lachine^ on April 6th, a présenta- Gilivray, John A. MacLeod, Naz. Main- South Lancaster-—Mr. Alex. L. Stewart of Athol, who Montreal in Juner tion of Silex by Miss Lebarzie, R.N., ville, John R. MacDonald, Leo. Main-! has been in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, arrived from the nurses of Lachine General ville, George Fleming, Kenneth Camp 1 home Monday evening—Miss Bella McLennan Apple The engagement is announced ot Hospital; on April 9th a pantry show- eron; Frank Gartner, Douggie MacDon Hill, left on Tuesday for Assiniboia, where she has accept- Isabel Margaret, daguhter of Mi's er at the home of Mrs. Murdie Mac- aid, Stewart Urquhart, D. D. Mac-! ed a position as teacher in one of the many Schools out Catherine H. Fraser and the late K. A.1 Lean; on April 15 when Mrs. Fred Sweyn, Miss Katie MacSweyn, Clifford* there At Tuesday evening’s Council meeting, on motion Fraser, Dunvegan to Private Frank V^ Metchette and Miss Bessie Gray were Austin, Donald Fletcher, Mr. and MrsJ of F. T. Costello, seconded by A. McMillan' the Mayor and Marshall, 48th Highlanders, son of Mr, hostesses. | A. D. Cameron, W. W. MacKinnon,! Treasurer were authorized to give a note of $200 it four and Mrs Harry Marshall, Toronto. The] On AprU 39, a presentation of a tea Dan MacPhee, Mrs K. F. Grant, Dan' months on account of wood purchased. marriage to take place quietly in Corn-': service and gifts by the members ol J. Stewart, Mrs E. Fraser, Mr and Mrs' waU shortly. j the Staff at the Nurses Home and on. D. M. Campbell .John D. MacCrim- BUY BONDS TO BOMB THE GARTER!