The Glengarry New THS FINSST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IE EAS TERM CETAEIQ

Alexandria, Ont., Friday, November 21 1947 VOL. LV—No. 47 $2.00 A YEAS

Counties’ And Town Officials Form Honour Guard Maxviile H. S. Lancaster Cleric Surely Now There Dr J.U. Tanner To Will Be Action At Funeral Of Popular Former Warden Commencement Dies Suddenly Head Red Cross Alexandria’s Main street traffic Enjoyable Annual Rev. R. Bertram Nelles problem has worsened progressively New Officers Elected $, !< Event Held Last Victim Of Heart through the years and Monday’s At Re-Organization i| Impressive Tribute Paid Reeve John David McPherson Friday Evening terrible fatality must bring to Attack, Wednesday every resident the realization that Meeting East Week Instantly Killed When Struck By Car, Monday Evening he is in part to blame for the death! The United Church hall at Maxviile Rev. R -B. Nelles, minister of St. Glengarry Branch Red Cross was re of one of .our mast prominent and was filled to capacity for the annual Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Lan- , organized on a peacetime basis at a Alexandria Stricken In Tragic Death High School Commencement, held on caster for the past 2 years, died sud- popular citizens. The haphazard, meeting held in the Hub, Alexandria, Friday evening. “O Canada” was the denly at the Manse shortly before noon uncontrolled parking on our nar- Thursday afternoon of last week. A Of Widely Known Young Business Man row, much-travelled Main street opening number of the enjoyable pro- Wednesday. He apparently suffered new slate of officers will carry the In Main ’ Street Fatality. has always carried with it the gram, with the audience joining in. a heart attack and died before medi- post war burden and Rev. J. u. Tan- at 10.30 o’clock, from his home, Elgin threat of serious accident. Y]e‘j John David MfcPherson, widely C E, Babcock, principal, gave a short cal aid could reach him. Iner °r Lancaster, was named Presi- street East, to St. Finnan’s Cathedral when Town Council. tried for a solu known Alexandria business man and address of welcome, and introduced Bern in Caledonia, Ont., he was a dent. and cemetery. Among the many hund- tion to the problem recently, there reeve of the town for the past seven the chairman for the evening, Ken- son of the late Col. Robert Nelles and With him on the executive are: Mrs reds who made up the cortege and who was such a strong protest from years, was instantly killed Monday neth Johnson, one of the senior pupils his wife. Agnes Thorburn. Prior to R. J. Graham of Alexandria, Secre- Tiled the Cathedral, were friends from many of our most prominent citi- evening, when st ruck by a car at the who made a most efficient chairman coining to Lancaster he had served at tary; Mrs. John McArthur, Lancas- every section of the county and some zens, that the plans were discard- Post Office comer. The tragic fatal- as he introduced the different items Port Hope, Niagara Falls, Madoc. ter, Treasurer; and W. W. Dean, fifty members and ex-members of on the program. ed and traffic conditions became ity occurred at 7 o'clock, in full view Bala and Pembroke. Alexandria Campaign Manager. Counties Council including almost all The program followed with four- worse. of many citizens, and the news quick- The funeral is. being held at Cale- There was a small attendance at I he sitting members. Reeve McPherson’s death, on ly spread to cast over town and dis- part singing by the male choir,, Scot- donia, Ont. the meeting which had been called trict a pall of gloom which will not Members and ex-members of Coun- tish dances by Miss Shirley MacLeod, Monday, has brought a reaction, primarily for re-organization. Mrs. soon lift. ties’ Council and members of Alexan- accompanied by Miss Connie Kippen and everyone seems to realize that Duncan A. McDonald of Alexandria, with bagpipes: songs, by the Maxviile Reeve McPherson operated a feed dria Town Council and the Fire Bri- At Funeral Of something must be done. was in the chair and she explained in and farm machinery business on the H’gh School Glee Club; a selection by opening remarks that at the close of gade formed an impressive honour Our citizens will be meeting, to- Mill Square and was among the three members of the Boys’ Band, ac- Soldier Nephew the war, the county workroom of the mgnt, to nominate his successor town’s foremost citizens, represent- guard heading the cortege which pro- companied by Miss C. J. MacRae. Red Cross was closed. However this ing it at, Counties’ Council, where ceeded through a Main street on which Henry A. Wilkes, chairman of the Rev. Ronald J. MacDonald, rector and it is to be hoped there will be Spring head office requested a drive last year he ably filled the Warden’s every business place had its curtains High School Board, gave a short ad of St. Finnan’s Cathedral and James thorough discussion of the possi- for funds and it was found several of A. MacDonald Glen Norman, are In bihty of banning all parking on chair. His sudden tragic passing, at , lowered in tribute. dress and presented Diplomas and the district units had been dissolved. the age of 44, has caused deep dis- MCPHERSON prizes to the following: Umlra, N.Y., today, attending the Main street, at least throughout The financial report, presenied by Rev John McPhail, F.P. Dickin- tress among his legion of friends and Junior girls championship, Isabel burial of their nephew. Pfc,. Donald the business section. If enough of Mr. Dean, showed receipts for the son’s Landing, met the body at the there is warm sympathy for Mrs -—“ «net IUK uuuy at tne t /vii K:ppen; Senior girls championship, Richard Bennett whose body, along our citizens are aroused and make year at $5,131 00 and a balance in Cathedral door and the Funeral Mass McPherson and his three young chil- 1 1*11116 Minister Lâbl€S Shirley MacLeod; Junior boys’ champ- with 6,200 other American Service- their views known, the new coun- bank of $595.00. was sung by Rev. Ewen J. Macdon- 17 I J dren. Their loss is shared by the ionship, Elmer Sabourin; Intermediate men, arrived recently from the battle cil will be more likely to pass the Mrs. A. C. McKenzie of Toronto, aid, P.P., Greenfield, in the presence F FORI JLO 11(1 011 town and county which can ill .af- boys championship, Donald Crook; fields of Europe for burial in U. S. necessary by-law and to continue chairman of the Branch Program Com of His Excellency, Bishop Brodeur, ford the death of so prominent and Senior boys’ championship, Robert Mac Military Cemeteries. At the time of his to enforce the regulations made. mittee and a member of the Ontario and many members of the diocesan While in London to represent Cana- promising a citizen. Killican; Students winning highest death he was buried in the Henri Cha clergy. The Bishop was attended by da at the Royal Wedding, Rt. Hon. executive, was the guest speaker and number of points — girls, Shirley Mac pelle Cemetery in Belgium. As he had done on many other eve- Rev Fathers J A. Wylie and John w- L- MacKenzie King, the Prime she outlined the many peacetime ac- Lecd; boys Robert MacKillican. tivities of Red Cross. Mrs. McKenzie nings Reeve McPherson drove to the R. Donihee, while other members of Minister, took time out Wednesday, to Born in Montreal, July 5th, 1922 Form championship cup to Grade Juniors Placed stated that the Red Cross is based on post office from his home shortly be- the clergy present in the sanctuary cable the appended message of oon- Pfe. Bennett was a son of Mr. and fore 7 p.m , Monday, secured his IX was received by Isabel Kippen and Mrs. S. P. Bennett, who moved to need and communities must consider Iwere: Rt. Rev. Msgr A A McRae VG dolence to Mrs. McPherson, in her Elmer Sabourin. Fourth Ottawa re-organization to do something not mail and was crossing Main Street;Rt RevRev.. MsgrMsgr.. D R MacdonaIriMacdonald,’ tragic loss: Detroit in 1940. He served with the when he stepped from behind a park- ! Q Proficiency reports (three highest In American 75th Regiment Infantry only for themselves but for the peoples Revs A Campbell, C P. Gau- London, England, Nov. 19th ed car into the path of a Ford coupe | (^j each form) — Grade IX, Lorna Camp Brigade proceeding overseas in Dec- Glengarry County’s Junior Livestock cf all nations. er D A Kerr, Roland Rouleau, Dear Mrs. McPherson: Judging Team placed fourth in the driven by Donald Walker Courtenay, j H Quintet and Aime Leduc bell, Donald MacKinnon Joyce Camp ember 1944 and being killed in action Rev. E. A. Kirker of Martintown, 1 I have been much pained to rrïTTTrt — /, r~-* — i~\ i- t -J 4 ~ \ bell; Grade X, Thelma MacLeod, Inter-county competition at the Ot- 25, of Ottawa, Police investigation dis earn of your overwhelming bereave- in ‘he Ardennes in the severe“battle and Rev. R. J. MacDonald of Alex- j Rev. George Cochet directed the Claire Doth, Keith Campbell; Grade tawa Winter Fair last week. The high closed Courtenay was driving at a ,ment I send to you and to all the of the bulge”, January 5th, 1945. andria, expressed the thanks of the moderate rate of speed and was able al:Smented men’s choir. XI, Shirley MacLeod Lillian Macin- o eat score was obtained by the team meeting to Mi’s. McKenzie. Father Ewen J Macdonald officia- members of your family the express- tosh, Shirley MacNaughton; Grade representing Carieton County. There to stop in a short dis'ance. ion of my deepest sympathy. ted at the lntermen XII, Herbert Ferguson, Idah Clavette V/ere ten teams competing. Mr. McHhergon’a body struck the t “ St Finnan’s MacKenzie King. Child Slightly ceme r - Lorraine Vallee; Grade XIII, Alma Wilfred McNaughton of Martintown engine hood and his head came in *' i o Died In B, C. contact with the shatterproof wind- I The pallbearers were: Kerzie Mac- MacLeod, Donald Ferguson, Hughena Injured When Struck was the high man in sheep judging in shield the body being carried some .1 Iivray> Warden of the United Coun Christie. tire competition. Kenneth Fraser of Word has been received of the death 50 feet. Injuries, as determined by an t'ics pf stormont>^Dupdas and Glen- Dr. Dolan Again I The St. John Ambulance Association Alexandria narrowly escaped a se- Dalkeith placed third in the swine on Nov. 4, 1947 at North Vancouver, of autopsy, held Tuesday, included brain R‘ana^d McPherson, Bernard certificates in First Aid were presented cond street fatality, Tuesday afternoon competition, and the third member of Mrs. Wm. A. Ball, who before her mar injuries, multiple fractures and hem- McPherson, Daniel Macdonald, John Heads County C NIB (Continued on page 4) when 8-year-old Georgina Bellefeuille the Glengarry team R. D. MacLeod of riage was Mary Ann Campbell of Ath- ouhage. Dr. M. Klotz, pathologist D. A. Macdonald and Harold Stimson daughter of Mr. and James Belle- Laggan, placed fourth in this class. ol, Ontario. In addition to the many heads of at the Civic Hospital, Ottawa, con- Dr. D. J. Dolan of Alexandria, was feuille, R.R 3 Alexandria, was struck On Thursday last- another livestock Besides her husband she is survived counties’ municipalities in attendance. judging team, composed of Kenneth ducted the autopsy. , .re-elected President of the Glengarry OBITUARY I by a car at St Paul street comer as by one sister. Mrs. Wm. D. MacRae there were noted a large number of>County AdvisOTy Committea of the she was returning from school at 4 Fraser, and Campbell MacDonald, Dal Dr. D J. Dolan, coroner, was call- MR DONALD ALEX MCDONALD ! of St. Elmo East. officials of the various townships and Canadian Naticnal Inst,tu,.e for the o’clock. The child darted into the path keith and Clarence Fiske of Martin- ed to the scene as were Rev. R. J. The death of a former resident of The funeral was conducted on Fri- villages. Among those seen in the cor- B]ind at the meeting held ta town, left, for Guelph and Toronto to MacDonald and Rev. George Cochet of a car driven by George Hope of day, Nov. 7th, by the Rev. H. Dick- tge wei e is onour Judge George ^ Alexandria Thursday evening Alexandria, Mr. Donald Alex McDonald of St Finnan’s parish. Father Cochet Cornwall, but was only slightly In- comete in Inter-County Junior Live- son, from the chapel of Harron Bros. E. Brennan, Donald McIntosh, Coun- occtirred in hospital at Cornwall, Tues administered the last rites of the cf last week Thc meeti not largely jured . stock judging competition being held Ltd., North Vancouver with interment ties Assessor, P S. Boyd recently . . e day, November 18th, following a Church. It is not yet known whether attendedi was addr ssed by A. N. Ma- Carried into the office of Dr. D. J. at the Royal Winter Fair which gels in the North Vancouver cemetery. appointed Counties’ Clerk, Howard lengthy illness He was aged 74. an inquest will be held but meanwhile gil), Supervisor of Field Services for Doian, she was treated for abrasians under way this weex. The boys were o O’Hara, representing the staff of the The late Mr. McDonald was bom at police are not holding the driver Ontario. ! to the right leg and eye and was then to spend two days at Guelph attend- Counties Buildings, C. J. McDougall. A.exandria, a son of Angus McDon-1 Police Constable Thomas Maxwell con The report, of W W. Dean, Trea- able to go home. ing coaching classes. Thomas Duncan, Joseph Hunt, Mr aid and his wife, Mary Kennedy. Fol- surer of the County Committee showed o R G. Benneri local agricultural re Postmasters Of ducted the investigation. and Mr3. Jack Berry all of Cornwall lowing his education in the local A son of the late Colin McPherson a surplus of $503. for the year’s oper- schools, he was associated with his presentative coached both teams and W L. Saunders of Ottawa, divi- accompanied them to the competi- Two Counties Meet and his wife, Mary Ann McPherson, sional engineer, Ontario depart- ations, with income set at $2,156. Pro- father in the real estate and insur- JR McMaster Loses tions. the late John David McPherson was cule Poirier, P P Secretary read min- ance business. He left for Montreal ment of highways; A H. McDonell, Glengarry and Stormont post mas- born in the Third of Kenyon, 44 years utes of the last meeting. twenty years ago and had continued Ottawa; Alex. G. Maclaren, Rouge- Brother At Sank ters gathered in the Alexandria Post ago. He came to Alexandria in 1937 In presenting his report, Mr. P. I. in the insurance line, there, until re- mont, Que. Office building, last Friday, for a re- when he opened a feed business and Timmins, field secretary for Eastern cently, since which time he had been In addition to Warden MiacGillvray Ontario, declared the Institute has a Ronald J (Rennie) McMas‘er, 71, Correspondence organization meeting of this section of Oockshutt farm machinery dealership in Cornwall. During his lengthy resi- ! at least six ex-wardens were in at- two-fold program, the improvement of zers of the Retailers-Wholesale Bak- whieli he had developed into a most zone 8 which formerly covered eight tendance: A .A. Macdonell, St Ra- the economic and social conditions of dence here, Mr. McDonald made many Bakery died at his home, 012 Bingham The editor successful business. In November 1940 counties. The zone has now been bro- phaels; D. B. Macdonald, Glen friends who will regret to learn of his The Glengarry News Mr. McPherson, received an acclama- the blind, and prevention of blindness avenue Sault St. Marie, Mich, at 2 25 ken up into four divisions each cover- Sandfield, George Macintosh, Moose wherever possible. To carry out this passing. KINDNESS TO ANIMALS tion to the reeveship, a position he o’clock November 6, 1947. He had been ing two counties. Creek; Dr. J H. Munro, Maxviile Mrs McDonald, the former Hattie il; for several months. Once in a while we read articles in had since filled to the satisfaction and task the assistance of volunteer work- The officers of the Stormont-Glen- Wallace Gallingier of j Gallingertown, Cartwright predeceased him on April the papers, advising people to be good benefit of all our citizens He became ers is needed. He was born in Caledonia Springs, garry zone are: Procule Poirier, of and Oscar Beckstead, Matilda. 30th, and he is survived by two sons; to their pets, to look out for them and known as one of the most able mem- With Dr. Dolan on the county com Ont , on September 13, 1876. For the Alexandria, chairman; H. J. Camp- Among relatives present from a dis- Stuart McDonald of Buffalo, NY., give them good care and feed them bers of Counties Council and succes- mittee, are: pas', fifty years Mr. McMaster lived in bell, of Avonmore, secretary; J. A. tance were three sisters: Mrs. Phil and Fred McDonald of Chicago, 111. so they may not prove a nuisance to sively graduated to the Warden’s chair Vice chairmen—Andrew McCallum, the Sault He. was married in St. Fraser of Glen Sandfield, Glengarry Malone of Flushing, L.I ; Mrs Don- One brother, George McDonald of Kirk anyone else. a post he filled in admirable fashion Martintown, for Charlottenburgh Town Mary’s church in 1905. representative; and J. Colquhoun of ald Cameron, Kirkland Lake, and land Lake, and one sister, Mrs. J. J. It is all very well when they are last yea^. Alexandria will look far for ship; Osie Villeneuve, Maxviile, for He started a grocery business in Miss Theresa McPherson, Ottawa; Morris, Alexandria, also survive. under our eyes, but when their nature Finch, Stormont representative. one capable of replacing him at the Kenyon Township; W. J. Major, North 1907 and then sold out to the Sault Mrs. James Edgley of Hudson, N.Y.; The funeral was held from the home inclines them to roam around, we J. M. Ferris, of Campbellford, se- Council Board, and Counties Council, Lancaster, for Lancaster Township; Co-op in 1918 He then became branch Mrs. J. Alex. McMillan, Marie and cf Mi- and Mrs Morris, Elgin street find that some heartless wretch has too, will feel the lack of his good jud- J. A. Fraser, Glen Sandfield, for manager of various Co-op stores until cretary of the Ontario Postal Associa- Dan, Jack McPherson, Montreal; Mi-, East, yesterday morning at 9 o’clock, 1923 when he went into business for pounded them almost to their death gement and administrative ability. I.ochiel Township. I wish to advise such a person to tion, was present to answer all ques- and Mrs George D. McDonald, Mr. to St Finnan’s Cathedral and ceme- himself at Spruce and Kimball, At the time of his death, Reeve Mc- P. Poirier, Alexandria, secretary; tery. Rev. C. F. Gauthier, P. P., make a study of the 10’h Command- tions and conduct an open forum on and Mrs. Stuart McDonald of Harri- where his son Gordon, now operates Pherson was President of the Child- W. W. Dean, Alexandria, treasurer. Lochiel, sang the Funeral Mass in the ment, especially the latter part of it, postal problems. son’s Corners; Mr and Mrs. Garnet a store. ren’s Aid Society of the United Coun- Welfare convenors: Miss Dorothea where it says “nor anything that is McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony presence of many friends. Rev. D. A. Mr McMaster was among the organ! Purpose of the new zoning is to give ties, a post to which he was elected in MacMillan, Alexandria; Angus A. Mac Kerr was present in the Sanctuary and thy neighbor’s”. Be it a cat or a dog, Quigg, Cornwall; Rev. Sr. Joseph zers of he Retailers-Wholesale Bak- each post master a better chance to April. A staunch Liberal, Mr. Mc- donell, St. Raphaels; A. Dancause, assisted at the grave. it. can be driven away without harm- Andre of St. Andrew’s West. ery in 1925.A The Association of Gro- Pherson had for several years been The pallbearers were: J. J. McCor- ing it. solve his problems and thus improve A wealth of floral pieces, included Apple Hill; Herbert Sangster, Bains- cers was organized under his pro- chairman of St. Paul’s ward in Alexan A resident postal service generally. efferings from: Counties’ Board of ville; A. C. Campbell, Dalkeith mick, A. J. McDonell, Major A. A. Mc- motion. dria, and had represented Glengarry Donald, Mayor Romeo Rouleau, R. A. Health ,the Health Department, dir- Active members—Mrs J. T. Smith, He was a member of Holy Name So- Liberals at several conventions He McDonald and Joseph Lalonde. ectors and staff Children’s Aid So- Mrs. D. A. McDonald, Mrs. D. M. ciety and also of the Fourth Degree was a devout member of St Finnan’s ciety; officials and staff, Counties Many Mass cards, floral pieces and parish and in every sphere of com- Knights of Columbus. Buildings, the Members of Counties’ Macleod, Mrs. C. E. Lalonde, Mrs J. messages of sympathy were received. munity activity had played a willing Surviving are his wife, Mary; two Council, friends in the Dominion Bur- H Periard, Mrs. G W. Shepherd and Among relatives present from a dis part. sons, Gordon and Joseph of the Sault eau of Statistics, Ottawa; the Cock- Donald A. Macdonald, K. C. *ance were his son, Stuart of Buffalo, one daughter, Mrs. Henry Ware of Left to mourn his tragic passing are shutt Plough Co , Smiths’ Palls N. Y.; his brother, George McDonald Barbeau; one sister, Mrs. George Sher We wish to congratulate Mr. and By the way, this year we hope to :his wife, the former Inez McDonald of Branch; Alexandria Town CouncU. of Kirkland Lake, and his niece, Mrs. man of Vankleek Hill, one brother, Mrs. Dubois who announced the ar- have a “slam-bang” senior hockey Harrison’s Corners, whom he married^ Ai(iXand!ria Fh-e Brigade; the Bridge Edgar MacLeod of Montreal. Loses Part Of Right John R. McMaster, of Alexandria, and rival of a daughter, Suzanne, this team. October 16th, 1937, two daughters, ivray family, Mi- — -o ch)Ib; the MacGm thirteen grandchildren. Mr. Labelle, the photographer, visit- Heather, 8, and Bonnie,7 and one son Thumb In Band Saw week. and Mrs. Harold Stimson, Mr. and Funeral service was held Saturday ed the school this week and took pho- Donald David, 3. Pour sisters also sur On Monday morning the Montreal Mrs. R G Bennett, the Chenier fam- May Not Have at St. Mary’s church Sault Ste. Marie tos of the pupils who took part in the vive: Mrs Donald Cameron of Kirkland Vincent McDonald, widely known Canadien supporters took quite a ily, Mr and Mrs J. A. McLachlan and at 10 o’clock. The Rev. Fr. Joseph E. Interscholastic Field Day. He also Lake;Mrs. Phil Malone of Flushing, Alexandria carpenter, suffered the loss Ice For Christmas “razzing” due to the fact that the Douglas McKinnon; Mr. and Mrs. Guertin cfficiated. took pictures of the cup winners in Long Island; Mrs. Thomas Green of club suffered two successive defeats Jas. A. McArthur and family, Lan- of part of his right thumb, Wednes- The big job of raising steel in the The body rested at the Bailey-New- our own local Track and Field Meet. White Plains, N Y , and Miss Theresa over the week end. As we all know, caster. day morning, while working with a construction of the new covered rink house funeral home where prayers We are now concentrating on the McPherson of the Civil Service, Otta- this is very, unusual for them. Other evidences of the widespread band saw at R. J. Graham’s new here, got underway this week and once were said Friday evening at 8 o’clock. approaching exams—the first session wa. A meeting of all the hockey enthus regret and sympathy were to be this operation is completed, progress The Knights of Columbus met at the beginning Monday morning. We stiU apartment building. He was treated lasts was held during the past week Alexandria has seldom seen so im- seen in the large number who called should be more rapid. With Christmas clubrooms at 7.30 o’clock Friday even- have one hope, that is that perhaps b v and the following officers were chosen pressive and sincere a final tribute as at the home and in the very manyi i' J- Dolan who later con- holidays only a month away, it is hard ing to pay their respects in a body. Santa will reward us for all our trou- was paid the late Reeve McPherson at Mass cards, telegrams and letters of|veyed him to Hotel Dieu Hospital, ly likely, however that the school Burial was at the Riverside ceme- Manager—Euclide Forgues. ble. 1 his funeral, held Thursday morning,J condolence received. Cornwall. children will have holiday skating. tery. I Captain—Ewen McPhee, .y’' Until next week—Au revoir. F*go ? The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, November 21 1947

boro. her home for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Raymond of Miss Katherine Kirker, Montreal Is f, COUNTYJNEWS British Columbia are with Mrs. Ray- spending the week end with her par- MAET1NTOWN mond’s father, Mr. Jas. Sproul. cuts at the manse. Miss Creswell is visiting her sister Messrs. Archie Robertson, Jas. Gra- Miss Lila Robertson tas returned in Toronto. ham and Peter Cameron left over Itom a trip to Toronto and Peter- the week end on a hunting trip. Miss Gladys Kier, Montreal, is at | Mr and Mrs Marland Murray and j Mr. D. H. Campbell spent Wednes- ! day in Malone. j Francis Graham Maxville was at !his home over the week end. | Mr. Cal him McDermid who spent two months. in Peace River district 1 returned home. W. X. MEETING | The regular meeting of the Martin-J i town Women’s Institute was held j , Thursday afternoon at the home of | Mrs. Wilbur McArthur with the Presi i dent Mrs. Harvey McMillan in the : . choir. it’s’, the story of 3,684 new and j Twenty-three tn«mberg and three changed listings—a story of growth visitors responded to the roll call ex- and development which enlarges the scope, and therefore the ' bibiting an article made by themselves value, of your telephone. j Much interest was shown in these ex- Behind this story is one which is still bigger—la story of hibits of crochet bags, pot holders, millions of dollars being spent to add new telephones, switch- shell jewellery, diamond mittens’ etc. boards and buildings as quickly as possible so that you may A letter was read from Dr. Hitch- continue to have the best telephone service at the lowest cost. monova regarding parcels for England and it was decided to send two food "You’ll find me In the bookl" parcels valued at $10.00 each. THREE GREAT JVEW Most people are listed in your tele- Delegates to the Ottawa Convention phone book. It saves time and were Mrs. Harvey McMillan, Mrs. W. annoyance to make sure of a num- McArthur, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. A A. FOR ber by looking it up first. Edgar. PACKARD EIGHTS 48 Call "Information” only if the Mrs. Gordon Bennett, Alexandria number you seek is not listed in the book. was guest speaker. Mrs. Bennett was J. F. GARDINER, Manager. introduced hy Mrs. Graham convenor THE news is out! flow styling . . . with its proud “Safety-sprint” performance! of Agriculture. The topic of her ad- The news of Packard’s introduc- Packard identity not only pre- The smooth, thrifty power of three THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA cress was Home Beautification. Sire tion of America’s first full line of served but enhanced! new straight-eight engines—all explained the planting and care of all new postwar cars! Comfort-aire ventilation! packed with a lightning-fast brand fiower borders, hedges, and individual of reserve power that spells real tree planting. Her talk was decidedly And already, a motor-wise The year’s “idea” interior is tops safety! Power line-up for ’48: 130- interesting and instructive and very nation is agreeing: “Those ’48 in refreshing year-around comfort. HP Packard Eight... 145-HP Super much enjoyed. She had pictures to Packards are ‘out oi this world!’” Eight . . . 160-HP Custom Eight. ‘ illustrate the different ideas and ef- Tops in convenience, too—with fects. Mrs. Bennett was given a very New Free-flow styling! such features as the new Console- Hurry to see these stunning new hearty vote of thanks and it is the Stunning new beauty that steals Key instrument panel, with con- Packards—America’s first full line wish that Mrs. Bennett come, again right into your heart! The breeze- venience of push-button switches, of all-new postwar cars! to visit the Women’s Institute in molded beauty of Packard Free- and “black-lighted” Flite-Glo dials! ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE Martintown. , /ÿ&ty on display at your nearest Packard showrooml The Anniversary Service of St. An- drew’s United Church was held Sun- day morning, when Rev. E. B. Bug- den, M. A., of Lunenburg conducted GLENGARRY MOTOR SALES the service. The church has a long and honored history of nearly one MAIN STREET, - ALEXANDRIA, ONTARIO hundred and fifty years. Last year j the interior was redecorated and this ' has added greatly to the beauty of the cfss in every way, and very much en- | church. , joyed by the Congregation and their 1 | many friends. Monday evening the annual Church The housekeepers table was well1 supper was held in the Church hall, filled with aprons, towels and a good! This supper was enjoyed by members variety of delicious home cooking. The ^ and friends from far and near. | result of this evening was very grati- The special speaker for the evening.*° a1^ was Rev. Robertson Millar, of St. An- NORTH BRANCH W.M S. m ORDERS drew's Presbyterian Church. Mr. MU- , The regular meeting of the North; lar an illustrated lecture on Scot- Branch WJÆ g was ^ Tu &f_ , land. The pictures were *aken by him ttrn0(M1 at the home of Mrs D H i self and were interesting. | Campbell. In the absence of ' the During the lecture Scottish songs President, Mrs. L. C. McArthur pre, were sung by Mr. C. R. McIntyre, Rev Sided. Mrs. A. J. McDermid was Home Of E. A. Kirker and Mr. Salem Thomson chairman I The missionary monthly lesson ! Tuesday evening the Annual Con- v/as followed throughput the meat- Pepsi-Cola hits the spot anytime! There’s gregational supper of St. Andrew’s ^ ^ ^ in®- Hymns, 187, 292, 183, were sung twice as much in the big 12-ounce bottle! Presbyterian Church was held In the Mrs, mTker _ Good Printing led in prayer M Church Hall. The supper was a suc- "P«pil-Cola It th« rcgiittrad trad* mark In Canada of th* P*p:l-Cola Company of Canada Um[t«d Miss Mamie Urquhart gave the Miss icnary lesson and Mrs. Graham had charge of the Bible lesson. The Bible readinga were Isaiah 6th Chapter verses 1 to 8 and Mattew 25th Chapter verses 1 to 13. Mrs. Kirker read a recent letter Should You Have Completed from Dr. Gilehrist of the Mission to Angola, Africa. At the conclusion it was decided to send a parcel of band- and mailed This Card? ages and medical supplies as soon as possible next month. The report on the parcel to Greece was given by Mrs. Wm. Christie, It was sent two weeks ago. A nominating committee with Mrs. R. Cunningham Mrs. J. P. McMartin and Miss Mamie Urquhart was formed. The next meeting will be the an- nual meeting and will be at the home of Mrs. Kirker the manse. Delicious refreshments were served IF you are entitled to repayment of the Refundable Savings and a social hour enjoyed. Portion of your 1942 Income Tax, AND— o IF you live at a different address, or have changed your name due to MAXVILLE marriage or other reasons since filing your 1942 Income Tax re turn, YOU SHOULD COMPLETE THIS CARD COUNTY COURT OP REVISION The members of the County Board of Revision met in Maxville Monday If you have not yet done so please act now . . . November tenth to hear the appeals against assessments. Only one appeal All cards should be in the Department by Nov, 30th during the session was granted, that Remember! There are complete details of what to do on the cards of Alex R Stewart, Mechanic Street, delivered to each household in Canada during recent weeks. If, for also about twelve changes in proper- any reason, you did not get your card or an insufficient supply was ty ownership during the year, took A Complete Printing Service left at your address, go to your nearest district Income Tax office or place. your local Post Office, where cards are available. If you have a change of name or address to report do it now. Lowest Prices--Prompt Attention It will assist in thé proper delivery of your cheque! DEPARTMENT OE NATIONAL REVENUE Feel Weak,Worn, OW? Taxation Division Ottawa The News Printing Co. Want Normal Pep, Vim, Vitality ? Does weak, rundown, exhausted condition make Hon. James J. McCann vou feel lageed out, old? Try Ostrex. Contains general tonics, stimulants, often needed after 3U or Minister of National Revenue 40. Supplies Iron, calcium, phospnorus. vltanun Bi. Helps you get normal pep, vim, vitality. Cet Phone 9 Alexandria Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Two economical si/o. Tor tale at all good drug "tores everywhere. J : aoBcxaocMacaoooooootsooooooBooaoooooooo The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, November 21 1947 Vlf* f

the Gilbert Islands. The bible was al-1 presented slate of officers for the Viee-Pres., Rae Ferguson. i meeting the Society spent an enjoy- translated for the Hawaian Islands ‘ 1947-1948 seasons, and adopted Secretary, Burns Stewart. a -r „ i ™e social evenings under theB leader- M:ss Edith MacDougald also told the the Society. The new officers are as Treasurer, William MacEwen. |, icaaer- COUNTY NEWS Royal Marriage Yesterday £ story how the bible had been trans- follows; Wcrship Convener, Donald Cummings TnP °f Miss Evelyn Cummings. Re- Hen President, Rev Howard A Doig. Education Convener, Ian Metcalfe. | freshments were served at the dosa MAXV1LLE lated by the Hiram Binghams. Mrs. J M. MacLean followed by prayer. Past President, John W. McEwen. Social Convener, Evelyn Cummings. I At the conclusion of the business meetinS- HONORED BY C. OF C. The singing of a hymn and benedic- President, Donald Kennedy. Friends in Maxville, Dominionville tion brought the meeting to a close. and surrounding district will be plea- A social hour followed with Mrs. Mac- sed to learn that John F. Cattanach Gregor’s unit in charge. of Kelowna B. 0. received a Life Mem bership by members of the Grimshaw ST. ANDREW’S PRESBYTERIAN Chamber of Commerce a*, the Board’s EVENING AUXILIARY' last meeting. Mr. Cattanach was hon- The St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Even ored for his services while a resident ing Auxiliary met Tuesday evening at of Grimshaw. Mrs. Cattanach was the 8.30 pm. at the home of the President former Christy Anderson of Dominion Mrs. Alex D Stewart Marlboa-ough ville, sister of Miss Annie, Dan and street. The meeting opened by sing- HELPS DEVELOP FOREIGN TRADE Aille Anderson. Mr. Cattanach is well ing hymn “Oh Blessed is the man who known throughout the district. Sins” followed by the members re- Before leaving ior Western Canada peating the Lord's Prayer in unison Mr. Cattanach kept store in North Lan The devotional part of the meeting caster for a number of years. was in charge of Mrs. Dan R. Cam- eron's unit. Mrs Henry A. Wilkes SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND then read an article on the Rev. Cal- A new supply of clothing has ar- vin L of China. The scripture lesson rived for the Maxville W C.T.U , and was given by Mrs. Dan Cameron from the members would bs pleased to have the fourth chapter of Joshua followed volunteers offer to do cither sewing by singing hymn O Love Divine, Mi's. or knitting. Anyone wishing to have Dan Ferguson lead in prayer. material for either sewing or knitting The business part of the meeting may do so by calling Mrs. Robert Mac was opened by Mrs. Alex D. 5‘ewart Kay, Mechanic Street. president Mrs. Osie Villeneuve The W C T.U. members sent a Glad Tidings Secretary asked the dif parcel last week to Ottawa to ‘Save ferent unit leaders to help her obtain ‘he children Fund”, and this parcel subscriptions to the Glad Tidings. was then forwarded to Sweden and The nominating committee was then it contained forty six knitted and sewn appointed and are as follows: Mrs. W. articles ready for wear. Stirling MacLean and Mrs. Burns Ste The members expect in the very wart and are to report at the Decem- near future to be able to obtain the ber meeting. The minu'es were read film on "Save the Children Fund”. and approved by the secretary Mrs. Many hands help to lighten the bur- Henry Wilkes. The treasurer’s report den. was given by the treasurer Mrs Dan Ferguson The following refreshment REMEMBRANCE DAY committee from ‘he young Women’s A solemn service of Remembrance Evening Auxiliary were appointed was observed at the morning worship and are as follows, Mrs Alex D Stewart of the United Church on Sunday. The Mrs Dan S. Ferguson, Mrs Burns _ IN MANY a business that never .Minister Rev. J. H. Hamilton speaking Princess Elizabeth and her consort, tred the attention of the Empire and Stewart, Mrs Dan R Cameron, and did a dollar’s worth of export volume before the war, on “Frustration and Faith” based on Lieut. Philip Mountbatten, R.N , who the world Elizabeth is heir to the Mrs. W Sterling MacLean, for the today’s discussions bristle with the strange names of the passage describing the death of were married in Westminster Abbey British Throne. 60th Anniversary of the Women’s Miss far-off countries. More of Canada’s products are known, needed Moses on Mount Nebo, stressed the yesterday, in a ceremony which cen- onary Society of St Andrew’s to be and urgently wanted in more places than ever before. fact that although those who had held on Tuesday afternoon December At The Bank of Nova Scotia you’ll find a wealth of infor- made the supreme sacrifice did not mation on the markets you seek; you’ll find, in many cases, The Hall was nicely decorated for the business part of the mee'ing second. The meeting closed by singing see final victory nevertheless they had that we have branches or correspondents on the scene. the occasion with pink and white Plans were made to celebrate the St a hymn Breathe on me breath of God their sure reward. Their bodies are You’ll find every banking facility ... plus the kind of creative streamers leading to a beautifully de- Andrew's Women’s Missionary Society followed by the Benediction. buried in peace but their names liveth banking that bases wise counsel on long experience and I corated bride’s chair.. Balloons filled eoth Anniversary to be held in De- forevermore. intimate knowledge. 'with confetti added to the decor- cember. YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETY The full choir under the direction of j aliens. Mrs. .Ellen Stewart is the only chart The regular meeting of the Young Let’s do it togetberl Charles Munrc rendered the Anthem, ered member living, and has been, se- People’s Society of St. Andrew’s Pres- “God’s way to Glory.” The wedding march was played by cretary of this society for forty eight byterian Church was held on Tuesday Three members of the congrega- Mrs. Leonard Hurd, an address read years. evening in the schoolroom of the ticn made the supreme sacrifice in to the bride-to-be by Mrs. Garnet THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Campbell, Miss Evette Guindon made Mi's Malcolm MacLeod and Mrs church. The business meeting was in ' J. O. Bridge, Manager, the Second World War, Alex MacRae, charge of the President John W. Mc- Lester Colbran and Harold Clark. : the presentation of a set of dishes, Peter P. Chriatie were appointed nomin Alexandria, Ont., Glen Robertson, Ont. tri light floor lamp. Junior electric a‘.ing committee for the officers for Ewen. The nominating Committee EDUCATION WEEK I rangette on behalf of the village of the coming year to bring in the re- Maxville. The surrounding district Education week was the theme cf port at the December meeting. gave numerous shower gifts as well as The meeting closed with the mem- the evening service in the United .money, Miss Montgomery replied suh- Church on Sunday. Special prayers bers repeating the Lord’s prayer. ! ably and thanked her many friends. were offered for schools. Rev Mr. Ham I ..no better purchase Miss Montgomery is one of the popu- EVENING AUXILIARY iitom quoted from a noted educationalist lar young ladies of the village, active The Evening Auxiliary of the Wo- until Education becomes as much con in all the young people’s activities and men’s Missionary Society of the United cerned that men shall make a good has been employed at Rod MacDon- life as it is that they shall make a Church met on Tuesday evening at the ald’s General Store for the past five home of Mrs. Donald A. MaeDiarmid. ...than the Pontiac! good living, until it is as much con- years. cerned about ultimate ends as about The president Mrs. J. M MacLean Immediate reactions, until it can lead The evening was spem in games, vins in the chan- and opened the meet- men out of the thralldom of their own contests and many musical selections ing by a hymn followed by the Lord’s petty purposes into the larger pur- Mrs Brown sang a solo “Loch Lomond" Prayer Minutes of the last meeting poses of God, it will only add to life’s Delicious refreshments were served. and Thank offering were read and ap- confusion’s” and took as his subject, The evening was in charge of Mrs. proved . ‘•The man who made the best of him- Garnet Campbell, Mrs Lou Fllion, Mi’s Mrs Hoople, Mrs. E. Hunter, Mrs. self." Following the service the Young Roddie MacDonald, Mrs. Leonard Hurd S. Kippen and Mrs. Marshall were People’s Society under the presidency Miss Cecile Rozon and Miss Lorainne appointed visiting committee for No- These area’t the words, of a maa of Miss Ena Sporring held a social Vallee. vember. Response to roll call for De- who owns one Pontiac. They’re cember will be a thought for Christ- the words of a man who owns a horn- in the school room. A brief sing fleet of Pontiacs ... a man whose song with Miss Shirley McNaughton AGRICULTURE mas. Mrs. J. H. Hamilton and Mrs. business depends on automobiles, at the piano, preceded the worship ser On Tuesday evening Mrs Howard H MacEwen gave a report of the Rally dener^ and whose true-life experience 0s1iav*»> lAotor® has proved to him that "there is vice and an exposition of Holman BI&iicS', Mrs. Wilfred MacEwen, Mrs held in Alexandria, Treasurer’s re- 0 .^o'tra port was received Mrs. W. MacLean onvari- no better purchase in today’s Hunt’s “Light of the World ” on the Robert Smith, Mrs. Charles Blaney, automobile market than the screen. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Clarence MacPhail, Robert Mac- gave a most interesting and instructive Pontiac”. Investigate Pontiac for the social committee. Kay, Osie Villeneuve, James MacCrim paper on Christian Stewardship. Mrs. yourself. Compare it engine for mon, Garnet Campbell, Harold Blaney Howard MacEwen Temperance Secre- engine, looks for looks, quality COMMUNITY SHOWER tary gave a most instructive paper on for quality, with other cars. You’ll motored to Carp and attended the discover what so many proud and On Wednesday evening at eight banquet meeting of the District An- the evil of intoxicating liquors and the pleased Pontiac owners have ;hirty about one hundred and fifty nual of the Association of Agricultural results of the drink habit, especially already discovered — Pontiac is Mends gathered together at the Wo- Societies. This is known as District among our youth and to. emphasize the finest car in the low-price nen’s Institute Hall, Peter Street for number one, and it takes in Stormont, the tragedies resulting from drinking field. i surprise shower for Miss Mabel Mont, Dundas, Glengarry, Russell, Prescott she read a number of clippings from Remember — it will pay you to keep your present car in good running condi- ;omery who was being married on Mon Carleton, Grenville. Mr. Robert Mac- our newspapers. Those who assisted tion by bringing it to us for skilled lay November tenth. ber in Do you know? were Mrs J. S. service, now and at regular intervals, Kay is the representatve of this Dis- until you secure delivery of your new MacRae, Mrs, Barrett, Mrs. L. Mac- Pontiac. trict and was chairman of the meet- 1 -heVte1 ? Vf® 8°4 ing. The speakers were The Hon Ru- Naughltton, Mrs. Donald Macintosh, aell T. Kelley, Ontario minister of Mrs. E. MacEwen, Mrs. S. Kippen, Health who spoke on “Health Rules” Mrs R. Buchan, Mrs. R. J. Hoople, Mrs. Munroe and Mrs. Dixon. DISTRESS OF also J. H Carroll of the Ontario De- Relieve partment of Agriculture who is secre- Mrs G H MacDougald announced sisSP^ ffl8 13 ? U8 tary of this Association, and his ad- ^.on Tof01 °° ' siaceySl^ ^ that the Annual Bazaar Is to be on op^° neeV tour3 ^ )n nx^<-' Child's Cold dress was on “Our Fall Fairs”, R. G. November 29th, and asked all mem- Bennett, Agricultural Representative bers to donate to the different booths. for Glengarry was also present. | Mrs W. J. MacMillan reported for As He Sleeps | the Nommating Committee. The new MISSIONARY MEETING ; officers will be installed at the De- The regular monthly meeting of the cember meeting Mrs. A. MacGregor Woman’s Missionary Society met Tues presided for the Devotional part day afternoon in St. Andrew's Pres- which she opened by prayer and sing- byterian Church Hall at 2 30 p m. ing of a hymn. The scripture read- Penetrates ifStimulates Miss Alice Aird’s unit had charge of ing and lesson was given- by Mrs. Ly- deep into bron- chest and back sur- chial tubes with faces like a warm* the devotional part of the meeting man MacKillican Her splendid lesson special soothing fng, comforting medicinal vapors. poultice. Mrs. Nonnan Stewart ' had the scrip- was taken from Deuteronomy 6th ture reading; Miss Alice Aird the chapter 4 to 9 verses. Mrs. Eddie Hun- This effective special pene- trating-stimulating action bible lesson. Mrs. Norman Stewart ter delighted all with a solo “Even- works for hours during the and Mrs. Robbie Kippen read chapters ing Prayer" accompanied by Mrs. Clar- night to relieve distress of fiom the Study Book" India Marches !enee MacGregor. Mrs. M. Barrett had P-I047B colds while your little one POJVTTAV sleeps. Results are so good Forward. Mrs. Dora Campbell lead in 'charge of the Missionary lesson “Is- often by morning most misery prayer, taken from the Glad Tidings. land keepers of the World; Mrs. of the cold is Mrs. Donald J. MacLean and Mrs. ! Clarence MacGregor read a letter from relieved. Try Donald Maclrmes gave the news of it tonight 1 an American boy to his mother telling VîSlüS Interest from the Gland Tidings. Mrs. about exchanging his bible with a na- Howard Doig President took charge of tive Christian. This bible came from Morrow Motor Soles, Maxville, Dot. PAGE « The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, November 21 1947

Woods, Mrs. Woods and Juliana. DUNVEGAN Dancing was again resumed till lives and in particular those to whom CA.F., decorated with Golden Oper- Miss Francis MacEwen of the Ot-1 late hour. this Memorial Service was dedicated ational Wings on return to Canada, af — o COUNTY NEWS tawa Normal School spent the week Miss Muriel Stewart, Ottawa, spent had been lost in World Wars I and 11. ter completion) of thirty-seven missions the week end with her parents Mr. MOOSE CHEEK Canada has lost 100,000 men in the over enemy territory. MAXVILLE end with her mother, Mrs. Margaret I".* MacEwen. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart. ! two world wars, a terrible price to Fatally injured in Lancaster, July Mi', and Mrs. Roy MacLeod, Moose The Misses Aline and Nita Mont- Miss Mabel R. White had as her Miss Alina MacLeod Of Montreal, pay to satisfy the gods of war. It can 29th., 1945, while home on leave from Creek spent the week end at ihe for- calm of Ottawa and Alexandria, visit- happen again but if it does those who Mountain View Air Force Station, guesti over the week end Mrs. Ross was home for the weekl end with her ! mer’s home. - ed their pareaits, Mr. and Mrs D.W. MaeDougald of Ramsay ville, Ont. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mac- gave their lives to make a better world Where he was engaged as instruc- Harold Smith and son Jeffrey of Leod. Mr. and Mis. Will. Simpson, Mont Montcalm and brother, Lawrence Mont cannot be blamed, and only the relig- tor. real spent the week end with relatives calm, on the week end. Brownsburg visited a number of friends Cameron Cummings of Ottawa was ion of Jesus Christ can give the world Buried August 2nd, 1945, in Saint on Saturday. heie. ; Mr. Stuart Begg, Crysler, spent a home for the week end with his par- true peace. Mr. Sharkey concluded his Joseph’s Cemetery, Lancaster. Son of Mrs A. D. Cameron spent the past few days during the week with his Miss Jean Smillie of Ottawa was a ents, Mr. and Mi's. James Cummings. seir.-.or. by saying “May we never for Mrs. Irene Brady, and the late Laur- guest of Mrs. W. B. MacDiarmid and week with members of her family in mother, Mrs S. Begg. get the sacrifice which these and ence Brady. FRI. — SAT. Mrs Allan MacKinnon of Edmon-, William MacDiarmid over the week Montreal. j Mr. and Mrs Wm. McIntosh and countless millions of others made for Flying Officer Robert (Bert) Beilis ton and Mr and Mrs Leslie Alguire of NOV. —21 — 22 end. Mrs. A. D. Urquhart and daughters daughter Florence of Dyer, were Sun- peace and if we worked as hard we R.C.A.F., pilot of Typhoon plane. Kill- Miss Hughena Christie of the Ot- Avonmore visited on Friday with Mrs Misses Katie F. and Tena M. of Com- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mur- Henry Alguire would have peace.” ed March -27th., 1945, when the plane tawa Normal School spent the week wall, called on friends here on Satur- doch MacLeod. of which he was the sole occupant, Rev. J. H. Hamilton, Kenneth 1 end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. dW • Mr and Mrs. Gordon McKercher struck the side of Stoney Hill, Scot- ! Johnson, John MacLean and Fraser Mrs. M. L. Stewart has closed her f ii ved into their new Hugh Christie. am y m0 land, after operations. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davidson, Gumming attended the Annual Boys’ house here and gone to spend the i the latter part of the week OBITUARY lomej Buried at Harrogate R,C A F. Glen and Marilyn of Plantagenet were Rally in St. James United Church, winter months with her daughter Mrs. i ^ A11 our citizens ars pleased that Cemetery, Yorkshire, England. Son of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kip- Avonmore, on Saturday. J Urquhart and family. MRS W. J DENOVAN and Mrs. McKercher will be residents The communities of Dalkeith and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beilis, Lan- pen and family for the week end. Carman Marshall of Winches'er, Mrs. Annie Campbell and daughter of our town for some time. Kirk Hill suffered a profound loss caster. Carmack Stewart of St. John N. B. spent the week end with his parents Miss Harriet have closed their home Miss Eleanor LeVogueur, Ottawa in the recent death of Mrs. W J. De- Flight-Lieut Stuart Paul Whyte, pi- is vsiting his mother Mrs. Ellen Stew- Mr. and Mrs, Myron Marshall, Mrs. here for the winter months and will re- paid her mother Mrs. LeVogueur and novan, who had lived in the former lot oi Lancaster bomber, R C.A.F. art. side in their apartment in Alexandria. Ed Cline of Ottawa was a week brother Hubert, a visit during the neighborhood all her married life, Killed when plane was attacked by Miss Myrtle MacPhail R.N., Al- end guest of her mother, Mrs. R. G. Mr Norman and Mr N. J. MacLeod wee]£ monte, spent the week end with her and who had earned for herself the Germain Fighter plane over Nidda, Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Scott and sister, Miss Sarah Bell moved here Guests of Mr and Mrs J. A. Bu- brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and respect and confidence of all who thirty miles from Frankfurt-on-Main Miss Louise Andre spent the week this week. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart chanan during the week were Misses Mrs. Clarênce McPhail. knew her. 'January 10th, 1945. Buried where air- end in St. Andrew’s with Mr. and Grant, who purchased their farm Alice Cass, R N., of tha Ottawa Civic Mr. Robert Pritchard and Miss San home, will take up residence at Skye. Mrs, Disnovan (nee Annie MaudSte crew and plane were found Nidda, Ger Mrs George Taillon and Miss Eli- Hospital and Mr and Mrs. J D. Cum dra Pritchard were week end guests Mr. Cormack Stewart of St. John, v/art) was a daughter of the late P A. many. nor Taillon. 1 Added Attractions of Mrs. Pritchard’s brother Milton C. N B. and his brother Calvin of Ot-.lr‘“g’ „yer' Stewart and of his wife, Annie Mac- I Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Whyte Mr. Ernest Chambers, Montreal was tawa, visited their uncle, Mr. J.A. Laurin, being born at Alexandria on Lancaster. Posthumously awarded Paris in the Spring a business visitor in town on Monday. March 28th, 1869 She was the last of the golden Operational wings. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart on Satur- Moon Rockets day. Services in the Presbyterian Church a family of two girls and five boys, | Sgt Courtland (Corky) Craig, Wire Sunday were conducted by Rev. Mr. Mr ana Mrs. John MacQeen and j In the year 1896, Annie Maud Ste- less Air Gunner, R.C.A.F. Popeye and the Pirate's McGregor, Montreal. son Beverley and Mr. Robert Urqu- , wart became the bride of William Killed in flying accident Overseas- Canadian Paramount News hart attended the marriage of their The Sunday school Is closing for the James Denovan, and on December 31 reported “Missing, presumed drowned” W1 ter months and wU1 reopen €arly Mitts for the Whole family son, Wm. J. “Billy” MacQueen to Miss ” 1 946. the happy couple celebrated May 17th 1941. Lilias E R. Jessiman of Ottawa, |in the sPrinS- l*heir golden wedding anniversary, | Son of Mr. and Mrs. David Craig, MON.—TUES With cold weather starting and promises of more to which event took place Saturday even j A serious cerebral haemon-hoge Lancaster come, you would be making no mistake in buying your ing in Erskine Presbyterian Church^ M.H.8. Commencement which occurred in December, 1943, be- Flight Lieut. Edward Dufresne Air NOV. — 24 — 25 mitts now.. At presemt we have the most complete stock Rev. Robert Good officiating, Con- gan for Mrs. Denovan a period of Gunner, R.C A F. Reported “Missing” February 2nd , we have ever had, for you to choose from gratulations. I weakness and enforced inactivity which mreRSHom. ! Miss Ruth MacLean of St. John N. I (Continued from page 1) !she bore with great patience, and with 2946, after operations over Karlsrue, a Jungle roars to 18 FOR MEN WE HAVE:— ) B , is at present visiting Mrs Cecil students. I a courageous and cheerful Christian Germany. lt% vengeance! Pullovers, in horsehide, kangaroo, or cov/hide, lined MacRae and Miss Katie MacLean at1 Intermediate certificates were re- spirit. And then, on October 17th of Posthumously awarded the Golden mitts in horsehide or black sheepskin, Beaver back iinedi ! Baltic's Comers. | ceived by Theresa M. Alidre, Jean I. the present year, there came the final Operational wings. 11 mitts. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Austin and CahqAe . Keith L. Campbell, Jean S. summons and her spirit, took its flight Son of Fred Dufresne and the late children, Alexandria, spent Sunday Gumming, George M. Dixon, Claire M to the heavenly sphere She had lived Mrs Dufresne. i Doth, Anita M. Doth, Laurier J. La- FOR THE LADIES:— with his parents Mr. and Mrs. G Lance Corporal John Allen Dufresne j r igueur, Thelma M. MacLeod, Ruby A. a gracious and useful life; and the Swede ski mitts in brown, blue or red; sheepskin lined, Austin. Hastings and Prince Edward Regiment Morrison, Geraldine S. Pilon. north-eastern quarter of Glengarry mitts in brown; Pigtex gauntlets in black. Service in Africa and Italy. Died after ■ Secondary School Graduation Diplo- County is the better because of her ex ANOTHER YOUNG COUPLE ample and influence She was very contracting pnsumonia. Buried in j FOR THE CHILDREN:— |mas — Dorothy I. Buchan, Jean D. HONOURED active in the Kirk Hill United Church Canadian Military Cemetery, Over-, Boys’ lined horsehide mitts, lined sheepskin mitts in On Friday evening Nov. 7th a large 'Buchan, Idah G. Clavette, Herbert J. both in the W M.S of which she seas. brown; sheepskin gauntlets in blue, brown or black. Fer uson Gerald C Jean C number of friends and neighbors gath i S - ' bad been a life - member since Febru- Son of Mrs. Dufresne and the late ~~~ ^ricia MORISON . Barton MacLANE - lES «UMASI» ^ !... nuuuieiProduce indano Directoruirecior AUKfKUftî ered in the Orange Hall to honour Mr MacKinnon, Audrey I. MacLean, Isa- WUMAfH■ fcUVAaH • PhotocranhvPbotocraphy’r.to hub, ARCHItAoruic STOUT.CTAMT A.« S.c- C.A •. Originalr..-_ ...... Story Moses Dufresne. b CRUSKIN and ROWLAND LEIGH . Bated All these mitts are outstanding for their quality of bel M ary 1935, and in the Ladies’ Aid So- Cferacim; HKRV Cietltd cm and Mrs. John D MacLeod whose' Marjemon, Carman E Mar- •'*d by EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS ciety . Private Gordon Lapierre, S.D.and G material and workmanship and represent the. very besP marriage took place recenUy. The £hall> Bu™ M- Stewart, Lorraine Y. ailee The deceased lady is survived, by Highlanders. Killed in battle at Caen value for your money Why not come in and see for young couple were piped into the.^ - her husband, William James Denovan France. Buried in Canadian Military and yourself 4 ■ hall by Mr. Alex N. MacLeod. After Secondary School honor graduation Cemetery, Beni-Sur-Mer. dancing had been indulged In for the i diplomas ~~ Hugh6r,a G. Christie, by one daughter, Jean, of Leamington Son of George Lapierre, and the Iqte first part of the evening and following,A,ma J- MacLeod, N. Donald Fer- Ont., and by three sons—Stewart, of lunch, Mr Neil B. MacLeod, as chair !guson Detroit, Carlyle, of Ottawa and Have- Mrs. Lapierre. man for the occasion, asked Mr. and! '£'nc male choir sang When I Grow lock, at home. There is also a grand- MacGrepr's Hardware and Electrical Supplies Mrs MacLeod to come forward. Mr poo Old to Dream and Steal Away. , daughter, Nancy whose parents are ARMISTICE DAY — 1947 Miss Stewart and Jessie Denovan Oh how proudly yet sadly do our CLARENCE L. MaoGREGOR, Proprietor. Duncan J. A. MacLeod read an ap- Alma J. MacLeod gave the propriate address and Mrs Donaid valedictory adddrèâs> foUowed by a The largely attended funeral was thoughts turn to-day Phone 10 - Maxville. Urquhart presented a well filled purse Gives First Aid. Those held in the Kirk Hill United Church To our valiant soldiers and airmen After Mr. MacLeod, on behalf of his!tak.ing Part were: Vera Grant> Eileen on Monday, October 20th, and was killed in action far away. bride and himself had thanked his!McLeniIan. Jean CamPben> Rita Vallee conducted by the pastor, Dr. E H Never will these boys return, but for- friends for their kindness, brief ad- ! Stella Doth, Shirley MacLeod, Herbert Gray, assisted by the Rev Norman ever will they be dreses were delivered by Messrs. Alex Ferguson and Laurier Lavigueur. Sharkey of St. Columba Presbyterian Close to our hearts, always cherished R Gray, Duncan MacKinnon and C. C Babcock expressed his thanks Church;- Interment was in the family in fondest memory. others. Songs were sung by Mr. Har- and appreciation to all who contri- plot in the United Church Cemetery old Maclnnes and ah present sang, buted to the success of the event. at Kirk Hill. ' Proudly Lancaster remembers—of the “For they are jolly good fellows”. During the programme Miss Cather- The many beautiful flowers included many who marched away— Announcement ine MacRae, A.T.C.M , music super- a wreath from the family as well as Eight of her bravest sons are not pre- visor, was called to the platform by floral tokens from Mr and Mrs. Neil sent here this day. the chairman, when Miss Lorraine We are now prepared to attend to your Macintosh and famiiy, Mrs J.N. Mac- In the air and on the land, their cour- Vallee read an address expressing Refrigeration Needs, boith Domestic and Commer- intosh and family, Mr and Mrs. Wil- age was put to severe test. PUN TO ATTEND THE thanks and appreciation on behalf of liam Diotie and family, the Diotte Sis Loyally they served their country. cial. the Glee Club to Miss McRae giving ters, Mrs. James Stewart and family, They have earned eternal rest. We have procured the services of a qualified so generously of her time and talent of Akron, Ohio, Fisher Bodies of De- Refrigeration Mechanic, for musical instruction. Miss Isobel Holiday Dances Marjesrrison tpfêssnted Miss MacRae troit, Friends in the Head Office of As they grew up we found them try- the D.V.A. at Ottawa and the Dalkeith I ing their skill at school. How about ordering that special Christmas AT with a gift. I Auxiliary of the Women’s Missionary They learned and practised well that gift now. Premier Vacuum Cleaner, Radio Phono- MAXVILLE Society. j lesson called THE GOLDEN RULE graph, Coolerator Refrigerator; Electric and Gas | The pallbearers were J A. Mac- They studied of travel and distant drive Washer. Plaque Unveiled Lennan, Colin Cameron, Neil A. Mao- j lands, battles, wars and such. We always carry a complete line of i Floor Christmas Night ! Leod, Andrew MacMeekin, John D. Mac Strange, how suddenly, their quiet AND Rae, and Norman MacCaskill. lives were crushed by Fate’s Lamps, Table Lamps and Fixtures; Toasters; At Kirk Hill touch. Irons, Heaters; Noma Christmas Tree Lights. New Year’s Eve An impressive memorial service was WED—THURS. held at St. Columba Presbyterian Lancaster Honors So unexpectedly their happy youth MORE DETAILS LATER Church, Kirk Hill, Sunday morning. was shadowed by cruel war. NOV. — 26 — 27 Members of Canadian Legion Branch They left their homes and loved ones. 423, Alexandria and Branch 407 Vank- Its War Dead | Now eight families bear the scar Maclnnes’ Electrical Sales & Service Jeek Hill paraded under David Lalonde Madeby the loss of one llant 80n Paying tribute to the gallant dead ^ ' who willingly gave up all, to make Phone 22. Maxville president of the Alexandria branch. of two World Wars who fought for Pipers Angus D. MacDonald and Pipe This pleasant land, Canada, safe and freedom, the freedom of natural right Contract Wiring at reasonable rates Major J. A. Stewart of Dunvegan led free—for our sake. for liberty and religion, a number of the parade to and from the church citizens, business men, soldiers’ next- followed by the colors carried by John On this solemn day of Armistice, of-kin and a representation of Coun- Thomas MacDonald of Vankleek Hill, cillors attended service at Lancaster I sorrowfully we bow our heads and Jack Reid of Alexandria. In silence, do we think of our boys OOOOOOMBOOBQWOOeeOOOOOOOOOOOOCXSOC Memorial, at the foot of the mast, A solo “In Flanders Field” was sung ! who have joined ranks with the November 11th, with Reeve James Me by Stanley McLeod, following which I noble dead. Arthur in charge. Lt. Col. W. J. Franklin, M.C., V.D., Ser Never for a moment forget them; an Winterize ! geant-At-Arms of the House of Com- With heads bowed, two minutes si- ,| occasional thought will not suffice mons, unveiled a memorial tablet to lence was observed, l^e flag was raised R(emember_how gaUantly ithey paid then lowered to half -mast by Council- i memory of Lance Corporal John Elli- for us—the supreme sacrifice. AND FOR son, Private Alex. A. MacLeod, Pilot 1er Stewart McGillis. Mothers of Lancaster lads who paid vmssmfm SAFETY Officer Campbell MacGillivray, Gun- The above poem, composed in ob- ner Billie Dewar, Sergeant Donald Mac the supreme sacrifice in World War 11 servance of Armistice Day, 1947, is liar a Hauil-a-dav! _ COMFORT Leod, Sapper Lloyd MacRae and Sap were chosen to place the many beau- from the pen of Mls^ Andrea Whyte, see J ECONOMY per Patrick Williams. tiful wreaths | Lancaster. p: CONVENIENCE The wreaths were laid by David La In responsa to numerous requests, o londe, on behalf of the Alexandria Le the following record of Lancaster vil- GOOD PERFORMANCE gion Branch, and Norman J. MacLeod lage boys who answered the call to Light Of The Consult DOUG, NILSON—Service Manager on behalf of the Memorial Committee colors and paid the supreme sacrifice A period of silent remembrance and in the line of duty is given: Light Shotage The greatest electric power shortage DRIVE IN PLEASE — DRIVE OUT PLEASED ! the playing of the Highland Lament Major Archibald MacDonald, S.D. in the history of Ontario has caused by the pipers concluded this portion of and G. Highlanders, died July 10th., the the service. 1944, of wounds received during the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario take Rev. Norman F. Sharkey based his battle of Caen, July 8th. Burred in 1° drastic steps to L. J McCosham conserve power, in order to prevent REPRESENTATIVE sermon on Deuteronomy 4th Chapter, Canadian Military Cemetery, Bem-Sur | ^ ^ j ,1 , t_._1 23rd verse “Take heed unto yoursel- Morrow Motor Sales SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO Mer, France. Son of Mrs. Florence Mac Added Attraction— Light With Father" an 800-foot film ves lest ye forget the covenant of the Donald and the late Duncan MacDon- produced for the Hydro Commission, ] Pontiac - Buick - G.M.C. OF CANADA Lord your God, which He made with Light with Father Phone 16 Maxville, Ont. WILLIAMSTOWN you." Mr. Sharkey stressed the need Warranti Officer, -n-First * Class, TLaw- especially^ for exhibition, ...during . . this 1 „ . /T . conservation campaign,,1 will be shown twaoocaooœaoocxaoBoooooooooocooooooo^ Phene Martintown 16-r-51 for people to remember why countless rence Bradyy (Larry), Air Bomber, R. ” at the Garry, Wed.-Thurs. Nov. 26-27 Pag* I The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, November 21 1947 BORN large fern was the centre piece of the ter Cunningham, Hugh Quinn, Mr. DUBOIS—At the General Hospital, table. When the bride-to be entered an£i Mrs. Karl Lorhm&un, Mr. and Ottawa, Sunday, November 16, 1947, COUNTY NEWS the hall she was conducted to a de- [ • Ewen Trickey of Montreal, Turn to Page 7 to Mr. Emile Dubois, B.A. and Mrs. corated chair to the strains of the wed Thomas Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. J K Dubois (nee Rita Barsaloul of Alex- MAPLE AVENUE ding march played by Miss Donalda Condie, Mr. and Mrs. James O’Reilly FOR andria—a daughter—Suzanne. ITS HERE AGAIN Stanley. When Miss Lagroix was seat- and Joseph Leroux of Cornwall. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred ' Marlerison, , ’ ed, balloons suspended overhead burst of Neville, Sask., are the guests of Mr. GIBEAU—At Alexandria, on Sun- showering her with confetti. Mrs. | Classified Ad Columns Annual ' II and Mrs Horace Marjerison, and Mr. day, November 16, 1947, to Mr. and Geffirge Major read the address and ■ and Mrs George Marjerison. They are OBITUARIES Mrs. Eugene Gibeau—a son, Richard. three little nieces of vhe guest of hon- ' also visiting other friends and relatives Copy for all ads must our, Darlene Major, June and Jujje La- ' MRS. ERNEST BLYTH SCOTT — At Ranfurley, Central while enjoying a three months’ holi- groix, brought in a decorated waggon The death occurred at Ottawa, Thurs be in this office by day in Eastern Canada. Otago, New Zealand, on Sunday, Nov. St. Andrew’s Concert taining a cabinet of 44 pieces of day, November 13th, of a former resi- I 9, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tuesday Night to ap-- Mr and Mrs Ernie Brown and son Rogers’ “Exquisite” silverware. The dent of Alexandria, in the person of Clifford of Ottawa, spent Sunday with bride-to-be fittingly replied thanking Mrs. Ernest Blyth, a sister of J. A. Scott (nee Theresa O’Connor)—a pear in current week’s- his sister, Mrs. Millan MacNaughtou her friends for their lovely gift which Laurin. daughter—Nancy. column. I FRIDAY and Mr. MacNaughton, and little would last a long time. The guests Mrs. Blyth was bom.in Alexandria, NOTICE OF FIRST ANNUAL daughter Connie. formed a ring around Miss Lagroix 53 years ago, a daughter Lydia, of the MEETING Mrs. E. D. MacNaughton, returned and sang “For she is a jolly good fel- late Mr. and Mrs Isale Laurin. She TEACHER WANTED Take notice that the first annual Qualified Teacher wanted for S.S. home after spending several weeks low” Refreshments were served and attended St. Margaret’s Convent and general meeting of the shareholders No. 3 W. Lochlel. Hydro in school, with her sister, Mrs. George Urqu- music and dancing made a pleasant Alexandria High School and was em- Nov. 28th, 1947 of Glengarry Flax Company Limited on snowploughed road. Duties to hart, Northfield. : past-time. Miss Margaret MacDonell ployed in the Civil Service at Ot’awa, will be held at McDonalds Hall, North commence January 5th 1948. Apply 1 Hugh MacIntyre, spent Wednesday also furnished music. The guests de- prior to her marriage, in 1922, to Mr. lancaster, Ontario on Saturday the statlng qualifications and salary eX- In Cornwall. parted expressing their best wishes Blyth. GLENGARRY’S BIG NIGHT 29th day of November 1947 at 2 o’clock peeted to JAMES R. GRANT, Sec.* / Angus Christy and J. R. MacKinnon to the bride-to-be. I Many old friends in Alexandria, in the afternoon, for the purpose of Treas. R R. 1 Dalkeith. 47-90 spent. Wednesday with friends in Ot- learned with regret of her passing. receiving and considering the report in the Alexander Hall PICNIC SEOVE To mourn her passing, in addiion to tawa. of the directors of the Company and! FOR SALE James H. MacIntyre is visiting his her husband, she leaves one brother the auditors’ report for the past year,! Quantity of pressed Oat Straw,also daughter Mrs. Archie Keiller and Mr Mrs Ross Fraser spent a few days and two sisters, J. A. Laurin, Alexan- electing directors for the ensuing year ( a mixed grain growth, harvested Keiller, Montreal. with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Finalyson, dria; Mrs. M. Oreteau, Prespott; Mrs and the transaction of such other green for feed. Apply to W. J. : Alexandria ^ Mr. and Mis. Archie Keiller, Mont- Smith Falls, and also visited her daugh j. N. Trottier, Cornwall, business as may properly come before1 O’SHEA, Glen Nevis. 47-9o real, visited Mr. and Mrs. James H. i*er> Miss MuTiel McKie at Sterling Ont | The funeral'was held Saturday mom the meeting. The Same High Standard Programme You MacIntyre. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McPherson ( tog at Ottawa, Rev. C. Roach offi- The following is an extract from' FOR SALE were visitors with Mrs. McPherson’s elating. Attending from a distance the Letters Patent of the Company Beatty Iro;ier, In good condition. Liked In The Past —Some Features parents, Mr. and - Mrs. R. D. Me- vyere: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Oreteau WILLIAM8T0WN dated May 7, 1946:— Apply to Mr. FRED CARDINAL, P.O. The Leezie Lindsay Revue- -new cast- Callum, Vankleek Hill on Sunday. and Mrs. M. Oreteau, Prescott; Mrs. “At all meetings of the shareholders ' Box 388, Alexandria, , «-lp new songs Dr. and Mrs David MacDonell and Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. j. N. Trottier, Cornwall; Miss Irene holders of common shares only shall - their grandson of Sayville, Long Is- ; Foumey and family on Sunday las-, Tiottter, Massena, N.Y.; Mr. and be entitled to one vote for each com- LOST land, N. Y. are visiting the former’s, were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker and Mrs. J. A. Laurin, Z. J. Courville, mon share and the holders of pre- A beaded purse, containing a sum mother, Mrs. MacDonell and sister Mr. and Mrs. J. Rodgers of Mont- Alexialndria; Miss Lorraine Courville, ference shares shall not be entitled to of money, yesterday, on the street of Miss Mae MacDonell. real. Montreal. vote, provided, however, that in the 'in St. Finnan’s cemetery. Reward on The Oirca^ssion Circle—by 12 Glengarry Miss Jean McPherson spent the kilted teen-agers Anson Raymond, R.C.A.F., who has event that a five per centum (5p.c.) return to New Office. been transferred from Trenton to past week end with Miss Marion Mc- MISS ROSA DIONARD dividend has not been paid to the Kinnon of Cornwall. STRAYED Ottawa, visited his parents, Mr. and At her home, Main street, the dea’h holders of preference shares in each Mrs. Jake Leonard and two child- On or about Nov. 10th, from lot Mrs. Johnson Raymond and family occurred on Friday, November 14th, of of any two consecutive years, then in ren of Lochinvar spent Saturday with 16-6th Lancaster, 2 black and White- over the week end. Miss Rosa Dignard daughter of Mr such event each preference share- Special Speaker her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D Yearling Heifers. Information gladly Donat Dignard and his wife the for- holder shall be entitled to one hundred Hall. received by DONALD MCDONALD, BRIDE - ELECT HONORED mer Alexina Samson. Miss Dignard votes for each preference share held o box 74 Dalhousie, Phone Lancaster Rev. Allan Maclnnis of Ottawa On Saturday afternoon a shower had been seriously ill since June and by him until dividends aggregating 3078. 47-2p- was held in St. Mary’s Parish hall in her death was not unexpected, yet it Ten dollars ($10.00) on each prefer- honour of Miss Lena Lagroix whose Rev. W. W. Purvis came as a shock and there were many Matinee at 3 o’clock for the children ence share have been paid there on.” ANNUAL MEETING marriage to Mr. Duncan MacDonell evidences of regret and sympathy for Dated at North Lancaster, Ontario Owing to the limited seating capacity of the hall children will takes place next Saturday. The hall Died In Mallorytown the bereaved parents. The annual meeting of the Kirk this 17th day of November 1947. Hill Dairy Company will be held in, was nicely decorated with pale blue Mr. and Mrs. D. A McDonald, Loch The deceased was bom at Cornwall,! not be admitted to the evening performance. Please bring them .to the D. A. Condie the factory, 'Wednesday, December and white streamers and candles. A Garry, were In Mallorytown, last week , 47 years ago, and the family later re- Secretary matinee 3rd, at 8 p.m. W J. MaeGILLI- attending the funeral of Mrs. McDon- sided at Crysler and Moose' Creek be- VRAY, Sec-Treas. THE HALL DOORS WILL REMAIN CLOSED UNTIL 7.30 — NO ald’s brother-in-law, Rev. W. W. Pur- fore coming tc Alexandria in 1929. Al- NOTICE TO CREDITORS NEED TO COME EARLIER Announcement vis. The husband of the late Annie though never in robust health. Miss IN THE ESTATE .OF JAMES ALEX CARD OF THANES Dignard was active in the affairs of L. McCrimmon of Alexandria, Rev. ANDER CLUFF late of the village of Mr. and Mrs. Donat Dignard wish Sacred Heart parish being a member Admission (including lunch) 75c. " The undersigned wishes to announce Mr. Purvis died at Mallorytown, Sat- Maxville in the Comity of Glengarry, to express their deep appreciation and that he will open of the parish sodality of the Children CURTAIN AT 8.30 urday, November 8th, at the age of Gentleman, deceased. thanks to many relatives and friends of Mary. Many friends will regret her A GROCERY AND FEED STORE 77. All persons having claims against'for kind expressions of sympathy in passing , and the He is survived by three sons and the estate of JAMES ALEXANDER their recent sad bereavement. LAUZON CANNING ESTABLISH- one daughter: Dr. W. M. Purvis of The funeral was held Monday mom CLUFF, gentleman, who died on or iQ Irom tile Alexandria, Ont. Oam’ ye by Athol, lad wi’ the phllabeg ; f • MENT Toronto; J. M. Purvis of Kemptville £ Marcoux and Morris Fu- about the 6th day of October,- 1947 Down by the Tumell, or banks o’ the Garry; on Sinclair Street, McLaren Hall Site, Walter G Purvis of Mallorytown, and neral Home to Sacred Heart Church are hereby notified to send in to the REMERCIEMENTS where the pastor, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Emile Saw ye the lads wl’ their bonnets an’ white cockades ALEXANDRIA Mrs. Andrew D. Baillie of 'Winnipeg. undersigned solicitors, on or before the M. et Mme Donat Dignard remer- Secours, sang the Solemn Mass of Re- 14th day of December, 1947, full parti-1 oient bien sincèrement toutes les per- Leaving their mountains to follow Prince Charlie? SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29th quiem, assisted by Rev. P. .Breton and culars of their daims and after that sonnes qui leur ont témoigné des mar Give us a call—Reasonable prices J L.J. Sullivan Rev. H. Poirier as deacon and sub- date the estate will be distributed hav i Qde de sympathie à l’occasion de la deacon. Many friends and relatives ing regard only to the daims of which ! uiort de leur fille, soit par offrandes Lauzon’s Grocery and Feed Store were in attendance and a lengthy oort notice shall then have been received. [ dc messes, bouquets spirituels, fleurs. Leo Lauzon, Prop. Curry Hill, Dies ege accompanied the remains to . Cry- DATED at Alexandria, Ont., this téiégrams, visites, aide ou assistance sler where interment was made in the 14th day of November 1947. aux funérailles. 47-lp The death occurred at Hotel Dieu parish cemetery. Rev. J. A. Goulet, Maodonell & Macdonald, Hospital Cornwall, Friday, November j p. P., sang the Libera in Holy Rosary Alexandria, Ont. CARD OF THANHS 6th of Lawrence J. Sullivan of Curry, Church and said the prayers at the Solicitors for executor On behalf of Branch 423, Canadian Hill, In his 85th year. graveside. Rev. Francis Lefebvre was James A. Dixon, Legion B.E.S.L , Alexandria, may I Mr. Sullivan spent all his life on present for the interment, in addition 47-3c extend my sincere thanks to all per- his farm in Curry Hill. Several years to the local clergy. sons who so generously helped, to ago he retired from active work and The pallbearers were Messrs. T. Pay been distributed to Bell subscribers in make our Poppy Day Campaign a enjoyed a well earned rest. ette, Oscar Lalonde, Auguste Samson, Cornwall, Avonmore, Finch Lancaster real success. Special thanks to the The funeral on November 9th to St Donat Martin, Romeo Lalonde and and Maxville. school teachers and subscribers to our Joseph’s Church, Lancaster was largely Alex Samson. At Crysler, Messrs. Jean Special Names Poppy Fund. attended. The celebrant of the Requiem ' Benoit, Théophile Benoit, Moise For- OPENING STORE Dave Lalonde High Mass was Rev. James Gallagher ^ get and J. Brisebois acted as bear- Mr. Leo Lauzon, local canner, next President. PLEASE a cousin of the deceased. Present In ers. week expects to open a grocery and the Sanctuary were the pastor, Rev. Relatives and friends were in ate feed store combined with his canning NOTICE Francis Lefebvre, Rev. B. Brunelle, ' tendance from Cornwall, Montreal, business on the former McLaren Hall Curry Hill, Rev. J. H. Bougie, Rev. R. Ottawa, Crysler and Moose Creek as THE FEED MTT.I. OF THE LATE property, Sinclair Street. Mr. Lauzon | 3 D McPHERSON. WILL BE (OPEN Rouleau, Cornwall, Rev. James Wylie well as from this district, puchased a building which had been of Glen Nevis. j Many floral pieces, Maas cards, spirit moved to that site and has about FOR BUSINESS ON MONDAY MOR- CHECK YOUR LABEL ! The beautiful flowers, Mass Cards ua) bouquets and other tokens of sym- completed Its remodelling. NING, NOVEMBER 24th. and Spiritual. offerings, showed the pathy were received, warm place he held in the hearts of his friends. Left to mourn his loss are his wife the former Mary Isobel Donnelly of Sew Telephone Our lists have been brought up Chicago, three sisters Helen, Esther and Anne, also one brother, William, Directory Out tA// exceptional buy all of Cutty Hill. to date as of Friday, November 14. The pallbearers were Thos. J. Quinn That husky, winged figure, with the Donald McVichie, Duncan Ross, Dr. W thunderbolts clutched in his fist, has this1\ JEWEL If your renewal reached us before J. Quinn, James Trickey and Ewen come to town again, on the cover of 75 Trickey. I the new Bell Telephone directory. Des BULOVA only *39 that date and the label has not been Those present from a distance were pite the current housing stortage, he Lieut. George Tellier and Mrs. Telher had no difficulty in finding accom- Miss Florence McDonald, Mrs. J. P. modation, for he was promptly given changed, kindly advise us. Quinn, Miss Agnes Quinn, R.N., Miss shelter in private residences, boarding

Florence Quinn and George Daniels, houses, hotels, restaurants and even The Bulova "BETSY ROSS" is the per- Some 500 subscribers have al- of Ottawa, Mr. Michael Donnelly of lit the fire station. fect gift for the discriminating woman. Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. J. Persey, Mr. Crisp and fresh, with green covers Exquisitely designed 10 kt. gold filled and Mrs. Emmett Kchoe, Mr and Mrs the new books, largest in the commun case—world famous 21 Jewel Bulova movement—only $39.751 ready answered our recent appeal James A. Trickey, Mr. and Mrs Wal- iity’s history, now take over the duties so ably performed in. the past by their for a Paid-in*Advance list, If you predecessors. Expected tto remain in town for the next 12 months more than POKIER & COM are in arrears, please remit 600 copies were mailed to local sub- MAIN STREET, Entertainment cribers. in Because the new directory has near- ALEXANDRIA, ONT, promptly. ly 3,700 new and revised listings, a number of them in the Alexandria np HUL GREENFIELD section, J. F. Gardiner, Bell Telephone manager for this district, urges tele- WEDNESDAY phone users to refer to It before plac- ing local and district calls. “In that The Glengarry News way”, he added, “the wrong number nuisance will be greatly reduced and November 26th .the standard of service maintained." Look for ouroewMIery catalogue for 1948 Sponsored by the Hall Committee Mr. Gardiner suggested that sub- scribers discard the old directory with Musie cy Sid Plumadore and tits outdated listings in order to avoid Visit our store and see our large His Western Pals referring tp it in error. assortment of Gifts. $1.00 will hold I An indispensible adjunct to the so- ADMISSION—SO CENTS cial and business life of this commun anything till Christmas including lunch ity, the new telephone book has also STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE Face 6 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, November 21 1947

we could be assured of lasting peace. boys in a sing song of some of the date Donald Thampson, who could not Ceremony Held Mr. McDonald then called on Mrs. ■ camp songs, which brought back some attend the rally as he was attending J M. McRae to come forward and fond memories of camp. Wayne the Royal Winter Fair showing some Finest Quality turn on the lights which were dedic- ! Poapst then called the ladies to come cattle. At Moose Creek forth and all thanked the ladies for j ated in memory of those who had sur- | R was decided to ask each Sunday the splendid dinner with a hearty ap- vived in defence of their country, and ' School in this Presbyterial to give one Homage was again paid to our vet- plause . those who had paid the supreme sa- dollar to the work board in order to erans and their dead comrades in an crifice. Mr Ivan Sparks’ of Ottawa then help pay the travelling expenses of two impressive event which took place in The two-minute silence which fol- ^ spoke on boys work in the churches, members to parliament the Moose Creek Community Hail on lowed was .broken by The Lament ; told how much money was spent in Tuesday evening, Nov. 11th in the played by Mr. Jack McKinnon of the advertising on radio and in magazines Recreation was held at 2 30 pm. ceremony of dedicating the footlights Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa. He stated that people were told on ‘he lead by Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Sparks SALADA which have recently been installed. The ceremony closed with the sing- , radio and in magazines what to do and After the afternoon session was re- The programme which was varied ing of God Save the King. what 'to buy and he thought that peo- sumed _the nominating committee an- and entertaining was opened by the Mr. John Ferguson, Reeve of Rox- ple should advertise church and boys nounced the results of their nomin- TEA & COFFEE singing of “O Canada,” followed by borough was chairman for the evening work and get boys into these church ation, President—Ross Baxter of Lun- Community singing lead by Miss Mar- and Mrs. P. E. Doyle and Miss Shirley groups enburg, Secretary TreasurerFloyd Buch ian Campbell. A number of different Brunet acted as pianists. ' Rev. C H. Ferguson gave a report ner of Mille Roches and one minis- schools in the area then contributed on the Tuxis work going on in Avon- ter to represent the Anglican Church, the following numbers-Dialogue “what more, Rev E B. Bugden gave the the United Church by Rev C H Fer- are you selling” and Piano music by Boy’s Rally Held report of Trail Ranger work in Lunen guson of Avonmore, Baptist Church Mrs. Hugh Fisher’s pupils; Song “Car- burg in the absence of their leader by Rev. A. Eikenaar of Cornwall, ry on,” Skit “Fisherman’s Luck”, Ko- Ross Baxter. Kenneth Johnson told Y.M C A by F B Gamble of Corn- Kiochy song and dance and a Czecho At Avonmore of a newly organized group in Max- wall, Camp Committee by Lome Mc- Slovakian dance given by Miss A. de viile and Mr. A. W. McArthur- of Mar- Laren, past president-Keith Dafce of Keep Ontario’s factories The Anrsual Boys Rally was held in Bonneville’s pupils; Song by pupils of tin town told of the work that is carried Aultsville, two members of Parliament and farms producing at ^St. James United Church Avonmore Miss Mary McRae’s school; Exercise on by Martintown group. peak levels . . . keep pay . on Satui’day, November 15th The Wayne Poapst of Avon-more and Don- ! ‘ In Flander’s Fields” by Miss, Jennie The group then appointed a nomin envelopes full. Rally is held yearly for boys’ groups aid Thompson- of Martintown The McRae’s pupils. eting committee of three, Mr. Mc- boys then elected two boys to repre- Hydro is building new A most amusing feature of the pro- I and their leaders and is sponsored by Arthur, Keith Dafoe and Floyd Buch- ^the Glengarry - Stormont Boys’ Work power plants at top speed, gramme was a song “Three Old Maids ner, to nominate a new Boys Work sent them on the Boys Work Board Board. CANADIAN MADE superfine Merino bet it takes years to com- of Lyn” sung by Florence McIntosh, Board executive. which resulted as follows—Harold Ne- Norma MeDiarmid and Alice Valley, | Registration took place from 9 40 to Blankets, a wedding gift to Princess piete new generating plants. Wayne Poapst, member for Stor- phew of Finch and Kenneth Johnson Elizabeth from the Canadian Woollen pupils of Miss Vivian Barrington’s ^0 00. p.m. with a registration of In the meantime, do your mont to the Ontario Older Boys Parlia and Knit Goods Manufacturers Asso- school. j thirty-five and included groups from of Maxville ciation, are shown above. The gift merit which will take place between part, avoid waste of elec- Avonmlore, Finch, Maxville, Martin- Tire rally was brought to a close by consists of two blue and six white The Dedication speech was given by Christmas and New Years, told the blankets bound in matching satin. Miss tricity . . . please save all town, Cornwall, Lunenburg and Aults- Mr. John McDonald, prominent bar- group what he would try and do for Mr Hasket of Ottawa making the Iona Routley, T.C.A., checks the ship- you can. ville. ment before it goes aboard a Trans- rister of the firm McDonald and Jen- the boys while at Parliament., Mr. Me closing address which was as interest- The rally was opened by the St. Canada Air Lines plane for England. nison, Ottawa aind veteran of the last Arthur told about Glengarry’s candi- ing as his first talk of the rally. EVERYBODY SHOULD war. In his address Mr. McDonald James Tuxis Square who had the wor- SAVE ALL THE spoke of the challenge to every Cana- ship service. After the worship ser- dian citizen of today to play their vice there was a roll call of groups and ELECTRICITY THEY CAN part in keeping the peace. He particul- delegates. arly emphasized the point that if we, Kenneth Johnson of Maxville, was Province of Ontario Operates Twenty the Canad*an people, could strengthen elected Rally Chairman while our morals to the same extent that we Wayne Poapat of Avonmore was elec- build our physical defences, then work ted Secretary of the Rally. ; ing in conjunction with other nations , Rev. C. H. Ferguson of Avonmore Sign Shops To Make Highways Safer ithen introduced the guest speaker of I the rally, Mr Irwin Hasket. of Otta- | wa, who spoke on the theme of the i Wide VAries.j of Signs in . | Rally “The Boy and the Church” which ; Use — Cosraiedit Study | proved to be very interesting and in- To Make More Effec- spiring He stated that those boys who j ai tended church regularly attended tive for Safety — Mak- ' boys meetings faithfully and helped in | ing Signs Reflect Light the church meetings and lived up to, For Night Drivers his teaching were, as he put it, the ! salt of the earth. Mr. Haske’i was Believe In signs? There are a great many people who don’t, ac- If you were discharged prior to thanked by the chairman for his February 20, 1945, your applica- splendid talk. cording to engineers of the Ontario tion for Veterans Insurance must A .short sing song was then con- Department of Highways. In spite be accepted by February 20, 1948. ducted by Wayne Poapst for the first' of the time, money and effort spent If discharged after February 20, on posting signs at intersections, 1945, the application must be ac- break in the morning session. curves, hills, railway crossings, cepted within three years of the Mr. Irwin Hasket £hen lead a dis- ; date of your dischaige. schools, and other danger points, cussion on “What the church can Do there are tar too many careless or fEATURES OF VETERANS for Me and What Can I do for the I thoughtless motorists who fail to INSURANCE Church, with the boys and leaders Available in most cases without medi- respond to these warning signs, the cal examination; costs comparable to taking very active part in the discus- officials say. Moreover, they point lowest standard rates; available in amounts from $500 to $10,000, pre- sion. out, many seem to engender a posi- miums payable monthly if desired; re- establishment credit may be used to At 12.15 dinner was then served by tive hatred of highways signs as make payments. four ladies who at one time have been evidenced by those mutilated for no THOSE WHO ARE ELIGIBLE cooks at Camp Kagama on Sheeks apparent reason. “Highway traffic Among those eligible are all veterans Island. Those who did a splendid job signs," says the Hon. George H. of World War II and in certain cases, Doucctt, Minister of Highways, “are their widows; members of the Perma- in preparing and serving a very deli- nent Force; certain merchant seamen. posted for the protection of the cious dinner were, Mrs. Reilly of Avon . i.gns are painted every two years but replacements and repairs are a constant requirement. Art Fire Fighters, Auxiliary Service Super- public. Those who ignore their ,c Toronto division loads a truck for a replacement trip. , visors and Special Operators; tnoso more, Mrs. Campbell, also of Avon- in receipt of war disability pensions. warning, deface cr damage !.. more, Miss Ruth McGill of Northfield signs are a pub':.- marked “Bump” right at the and Mrs Beckstead of Finch. After Many Kin .is oi oigns as the convenience of the travelling Published under the Authority of ; the dinner Lome McLaren lead the public. Everything possible is being obstruction. Signs Have Meaning In Ontario, the Department of done, he says, to make the signs Another design warning of Rt. Hon. Ian A. Mackenzie, Minister of Highways operates twenty sign clearly visible and easily readable. through highway ahead is being THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS Construction of ail kmas shops located in various sections of By research and actual tests, new , tested with a view to replacing the D. & 1YL. MANUFACTURING CU the province. Each shop is equipped designs are studied for effectiveness ' old one that read “Through High- and staffed to construct, paint, before being put into general use. ; way 500 feet”. The new signs will 12-tf Box 292, Alexandria clean and repair the different types Traffic count, number of accidents say “Stop Ahead”. The new wording c.i signs used on the highways. The and other factors have much to do follows the safety trend to make HENRY MAJOR v as classifications of signs in- with selecting a sign for a particular tiie signs as effective as brevity will c : route numbers, finger boards, location. allow. Ueenaed Auetumm- tm ■■iT.’.b l signs, railway crossing signs, COUNTY OH GUKNUAIt.** New Types of Signs Vandalism Costly .• chooi signs, speed limit signs, and Vandalism, says Mr. stockdaie, is SU jvwra experience, Alweye guv» ; : . : :ial signs such as checkerboards, A new-type of sign is now being, responsible for much of the wear lection—Oueni grulmn end errntm c:a. used throughout the province to Chief signs man of the province, indicate bumps in the road. Signs and tear of highways signs. The Reeaonetne rxtae George Stockdaie, emphasizes that are posted 300 to 500 feet cn each little reflector buttons that make Norua Lanescster •'towa* «St the signs are for the safety as well the signs visible at night seem to side of the bump and another sign have a special attraction for van- dals, he says. Last fall it was neces- ALBERT FAUBERT sary to replace 10,000 of these on Licensed Auctioneer Added Safety for Night Drivers Ontario highways. Came the spring for County of Gie«#*rry and another 4,000 had to be re- j placed. These buttons are of no use ■ Contact DAVE LAIiONDE, Alexandr* to anyone, but boys and grown men or MB FAUBEKT, Phone 105-r-ft (and some women) will gouge them out with a knife or smash them Ï\\ with a stone. WILFRID MARGO Ui Another kind of sign wrecking, LiOENSKD AUCTIONJSBB according to Dan Dyer, head of the FOB THE COUNT! KS OF Toronto sign painting division, is Symbol signs are used to indieaf- the “strong man”, who wishes to sharp curve, hill, road crossing, etc GLENGARRY AN» PRJMKXVr» impress his girl and bends one of Morris Carson of Highway Depart- For reference* get In touch was the metal signs out of shape. A ment’s Toronto sign shop applies ‘hose for whom I hxve conduite- surprising number of these signs the finishing touches to this one. tales. Reasonable rats* Alexandre, are damaged this way, he says. - Highway signs riddled with bullets Phone il are a common sight in the north, says Mr. Dyer, explaining that “Strong Man’s” Work rKED HAMBLBTON hunters frequently use them for targets. He points out that this not SHE'S STILL TALKING ' Dalhousle Station, Licensed AUCSIOMK only detracts from the safety value For Stormont Dundas. Glengarry *■* cf the sign but poor marksmanship Prescott counties. Phone Lane Mil might result in death or Injury to KEEPING CONVERSATIONS FOR BEST RESULTS or contact J. A Fraser, Olen Sait» any in the vicinity. FROM YOUR TELEPHONEl I’leio. Making Signs Visible at Night BRIEF is just one of the ways The symboi signs that indicate J- D- MacRAE Stop, Curve, Hill, etc., are treated of practicing the master rule 1. K^ep calls brfaf. with a fabric known as “scotchlite” MAXVILLE. ONT. PHONE • that has the ability to reflect any for the best telephone ser- 2. Space your calls. tasurance ot all tbid* light cast cn it. warning the driver Conveyancing of the hazard well within the brak-- vice "Do unto others as 3. Avoid “listening In". AaeikuuMrtne, Red ing distance of a vehicle travelling at the maximum authorized speed, you would like them to do 4. Give right-of-way Notary Patsito and thus adding to the safety of to emergency calls. night driving. Keliectorized signs j to you—and do it first”. are used on all dual highways, and | STEPHEN MCLAUGHLLB the signs on all two-lane roads are LICENSED AUCTIONS KB being refiectorized as rapidly as For Glencarrv. Stormont A.O4 Dmuft» possible. THIS YEAR ALONE we are >G years micceaafuJ experlenre rt In 1942, the Province Introduced a new type of railroad sign that spending 83,500,000 so that rates, etc. write or telephon» Ife • indicated the number of tracks at VfarvlUe. Ont lue crossing. This was for the bene- more farms may have tele- fi. of those prone to start across ALBERT MARCOUX hQ railway as scon as the obstruct- phones with fewer people on THE BELL TELEPHONE LICENSED AUCTIONEER ing train had passed by. and who The sign held by Dan Dyer, head laii to make allowance for another of the Toronto division of the each line. COMPANY OF CANADA In . train approaching on the second or Department of Highways sign GLENGARRY ; third track. The use of the railway shops, is one of many bent out of Fluent In French and English To make highway signs vistMc at n.giu : r-.*. their safety factor, ' signs to indicate the number of shape by muscular show-offs. Van- a material known as scotchlite is n:, ' :Ù rhone 105 r 4 Alexandria e face of the signs. | tracks is thus an important accident ' dais are responsible for the destruc- Claude Leech shows how its done. preventive. j tion of hundreds of highway signs» The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, November 21 1947 PAGE 2

•Jimmy!” His faced worked. “Helen NOMINATION MEETING ^soBooooogoooooMMMoogy-K-iooœ^aopooqi tend me about the scene at the apart- j TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA ment. But you shouldn’t have walked' TAKE NOTICE that a meeting of OPPORTUNITIES KNOCK EACH WEEK IN OUR out on her, Sally.” the electors of the Town of Alexan- CLASSIFIED ADS—BEAD THEM l "What wonderful friends I have.” dria will be held in the Fire Hall, she said sarcastically. East side of Main Street, Alexandria RATES—Advertisements under heading Wanted, For Sale, Lon, Miss Hanscomb interrupted at this on Friday, the 21st day of November, etc, 10 cents per line first Insertion (count 6 words to line), miTu™.—. point. “Do you wish to see Mr. Perkin 19.7 at the hour of 7 o'clock in the rate 50 cents. Second insertion 40 cents. Cards of Thanks, 75 cents. In Memorlam, 60 cents, add 10 cents per line of portly. or don’t you, Miss Alliston?” afternoon, for the purpose of nomin- | But his face was no whiter than Now then, what is this nonsense about Philip caught her arm as she start- If billed, 60 cents minimum. If replies are directed to this of- CHAPTER VI :her own! young SaJly Why is she here?” ating candidates for offices of Mayor, ed for the inner office. “Sally, you Reeve and UounclUors Ior 1948i the fice, 25 cents extra. ‘ There are many things in her fa- | * * » “She wighed to be with me, Grand- should at least think a minute. You local puMic utmtles Commlsslon ^ Your ad on this page is guaranteed to go into more D'à», gggg vor, and in Sally’s favor. A splendid Jimmy looked at Helen. .Stafford ; father j didlyt thtab spent a lot of time learning your busi- ani:1 smiIed the Separate School Trustees for the homes reaching some 10,000 readers. girl, young Sally. If you were not a - Again he had gone to sea ' wouid objections.” ness.” 51611 at tlle year 1948. Jethrup I would promptly give your apartment which was rath- j <.you mean you dicj not believe I “There are other professions, er odd A poll, if necessary, will be held, marriage to her my blessing. But you ’ considering that he had once j w01,jd offer tbem, eh? You are a path- Philip.” toM ller he never BORN are a Jethrup.” i wanted to see her ! etje creature| j^g Alhston. You don’t Tuesday, December 9th. WANTED “Besides,” shouted Mike, “Jimmy KIPPEN—Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kippen MAN WANTED for Rawleigh busi- “Grandfather, you’re out of date, again- That had been four years ago,half the C)everness you credit Dated this 13th day of November, w ien has quit. You won’t have to worry a- I (nee Norma McEwen) are happy to ness, Real, opportunity. We help you The world is changing. And for the | - Helen, catching him dancing yc>urself with^ j i£now why the girl !s 1947. wi j- (jojji,. know whafc 4S-2c Clerk of the Municipality. y - Joseph’s Hos- 5lad pital, North Bay, Ont, Monday, Nov. people. Hasn’t the war taught you thrown her glass of wine full in you mean » llls face He had sald 116 dld not like NOMINATION MEETING 10th, 1947 AGENTS WANTED that? How can there be . castes in a - ] “Now you add liea to make the mat- AUCTION SALE We want an agent in this locality nation where everyone, rich or poor, liot-tempered women, and their little . _ Public Auction at CORPORATION OF MAX VILLE ter worse> you toow one good rea LOT 30-2 LOCHIEL foi our chicks. One of Canada’s largest is risking his life and his treasure for romance, the romance which Helen A meeting of the ratepayers of SAVAGE — At Catherine Booth son why 1 should not discharge you 1(4 miles east of Alexandria and best known Hatcheries. Operating the common good?” ilad hoped would lead *o marriage, Alliston?’i the Corporation of the Village of Max- Memorial .Hospital, Montreal, on Mon WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 26, 1947 dBy under Canada Approval; Liberal com “The pendulum swings one way, then had come to a decided end. j ,.If you are displeased with me you vide for the nomination and election ' November 17th, 1947, to Mr. and mission. Advertising with agent’s the other, Philip. Now it is on the But there was a quality of goodness ’ would be very foolish not to, Grand- At 1.30 o’clock p.m. of a Reeve, Councillors, Members of ^^er8^86’ VUle LaSalle’ QUe" THE FOLLOWING FARM STOCK a name in local paper. Write now for Equality side, but it will not remain to Helen which Jimmy liked, and could father Jethrup. I have done my best Hydro Commission and Public School daughter. IMPLEMENTS, ETC. particulars to Box B, The Glengarry there. Why? Because certain people not resist. All he knew was that the for you for twenty years, but don’t Trustees, for the year 1948 will be 8 high grade Holstein cows, age 3 LOST News. are shrewder, more talented than goodness appealed to him, and drew consider that. No, judge me from day held in the Town Hall, Maxville, Fri- 47-20 Truck tire and wheel, lost last Thurs others. And then what would happen, him to her, even when she was an to day.” and 5 years pure bred not registered all due ‘o freshen in January and Feb- day evening, the 28th of November, day, probably in 5th, con. Lancaster. WANTED if you married Sally You live in our gry with him. He dropped to the sofa j “Tut, the words do not deceive me. M&N SCRAP DEALERS ruary; 1 eight year-old brown horse 1947. Finder kindly contact ARTEL POIR- society, Philip, your friends are all in beside her and snaked his arm a- well, on your way. A scheming, trait- We buy everything in scrap, such weighing 1300 lbs., farm wagon, steel Nominations will be received from IER_ tel 60r21) Alexandria, it, your worldly possessions are all in round her shoulders. I orous servant has never been tolerated as machinery, scrap metals, bags and tired express, rubber tired buggb’. the hour of 7 p.m. until 8 o’clock 47-lp it. You know perfectly well that Sally “Good, cherub, you can’t stay angry fn this house, and one never will be.” rags. Apply at Campeau’s former gar- piano box cutter, pair bob sleighs, PJn- would not be happy living in a world with me.” j ..j , scheming,” she den- age, Guaytown, north of Alexandria have done no wood rack, double harness, M.H. grain I A poll, if necessary’, will be held on I WASHINGS! she did not belong in. Can you do that ! “Jimmy. . . .’’ he breathed in an ied loudly. “All I have done is offer Phone 14 r 13. 42-8p s birxiar 5 foot cut, McC-D mower 6 Monday, Dec. 8th in the above men- j We wi'l do washings at home, at to her? Do you find it within yourself excess of emotion. r fU to give her a lifetime of unhappiness. He caught the little sigh, were his came too difficult?. forf whenher to things bear!” be- foot cu(^ F & w 10-foot rake, hay rack] Boned hall, from 9 o’clock, a.m., to reasonable prices. Shirts extra. Apply ' 4 section drag harrow, Doering drill 5 o’clock pm. |4c and Mrs. ALBERT O’CON- FOR BALE Bah!” ears always so sensitively attuned? “You will make it qute clear to Three Holstein Heifers, year and a seeder 11 runs, new DeLaval cream D. J. MacLEAN, No answer to that question then, no “Awfully soft, cherub.’ your daughter that Philip is engaged half, to freshen in March. Apply to- separator 800 lbs , cap., 1 thirty-gal- 40-2C Clerk. answer to it now, and consequently no "Am I, Jimmy?” to marry Miss Wingate, and that I BILL MacGILLIVRAY, R R.l, Dfejl- Ion milk can, 1 five-gallon milk can, ANNOUNCEMENT peace. He scowled as he stood up. Of ( Çhe closed her eyes as an old emo- intend to see that he keeps that Mr. Stephen McLaughlin, Auctioneer keith. 47.ip course he didn’t ever want to make tion flared up inside her. His lips com- pledge?” all these cans are new, Silent Glow AUCTION SALE wishes to announce that he has taken oil stove, 8-inch burner used only six HIGH CLASS FURNITURE Sally unhappy. He loved her too deep- j ing down were met by hers halfway. ] “But he doesn't love her,” she said up résidence in the City of Cornwall FOR SALE months, 1 forty - five gallon oil drum, Public Auction at Cockshutt Tractor, 70, steel wheels, ly for that, had loved her too deeply. “Silly,” he muttered, “very silly.” irantically. “You can’t expect, him to LOCHIEL STREET ALEXANDRIA He will, however, continue to main- wood and coal range, child’s crib comp Ughts, starter; also a Cockshutt 3- from childhood days ever to want to^ Then he caught her tightly against marry a woman he doegn’t love. That tain his Maxville office as well as a lete, 20 tons good mixed hay, quantity East of Sacred Heart Church do anything to take the joy light from him and rained little kisse on her would be indecent!” Cornwall office, and will be available furrow Tractor Plow and Cockshutt g 'good straw, and many other articles SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22, 1947 her eyes. Beautiful eyes, deep purple | cheeks, her forehead, the soft, hollow “You will tell your daughter that, to all who requh-e his services. Phones Double Disc. All in A-l condition. too numerous to mention. At 1 o’clock p.m. Apply to CONRAD SEGUIN, 8th con. eyes that made him thrill with plea ol her throat. Sally, coming in quietly or clear out.” Maxville—69; Cornwall—1612J. | All to be sold without reserve as I New Beatty elctric washer, new Mc- Lancaster, Etelhousie Station Quo. sure every time he saw them, that through the door, looked and gasped “But Clary range for coal or wood, used 47-tf am giving up farming j 47-2C made his heart beat faster* that made then moaned: “Jimmy! Helen!” | He cut her short with a curt ges- ^ ^ of unfavOTabae weather the only 6 months, electric Frigidaire 7, his senses swim. “Sally!” Helen sprang to her feet lure .of his hand. “Yes or no, Mrs. ; cubic feet, never used; 6 white enamel WASHERS sale will take place under cover. Electric and gasoline washers, im- FOR SALE An idea occurred to him, and he and darted after the girl. She caught Alliston?” wtche 20 Ton of Baled Hay, half Alfalfa, TERMS- $10.00 and under, cash; n leather seat chairs, 1 seven- mediate delivery, from $139.50. Trans- turned and made his way toward the her near the door and gripped her arm The color gleamed in her high iece ne half Timothy. Apply to Real Leroux, over that amount 9 months’ credit on;P w ^d room suite, extra good rta 011 park exit just as one of the little girls with trembling fingers. “Sally, listen cheek-bones as she inclined her head, quality, eletric iron, new electric man- P° M Prepaid, budget terms,„ , ,,spec- , ,4th Kenyon, phone 82rl2, R.R.4 Alex- furnishing approved joint notes, 3 p. u sl:uuuwi 10 uealers hrlstians playing with the rag ball came down to me!” “I am a good servant, Mr. Jethrup. I tle clock, electric trilite floor lamp, ial discounts‘ to dealers.- ° andria. 47-lp o. off for cash. “My own friend. What a shall tell her.” E5ec rlc hard on her panties again. WILFRID MARCOUX, Auct. end table, ironing board, medicine ca- * * Hardware, Oshawa, Ontario , . _ • • • laugh!” j Her step was the step of an old, 44-4c D. A CAMERON, Proprietor. binet, Fuller Brush broom, 2 comfort- FOR SALE ‘Sally!” Mike caught her arm as “Sally, you must listen to me. You defeated woman as she retm-ned to ers, 3 prs. pillows, carpet rugs 9x12, Dry Soft Stove Wood, 16 Inch, for FOR SALE she swung past him without seeing must!” the hall. The thought that Sally and 1 sale. Apply to ALEXANDER DaPRA- bed complete with spring and felt CHRISTMAS CARDS him. “Sally, you can’t leave the field “Listen to you!” The girl’s bosom Philip were out on a picnic together Mr Leo Bnmet mattress, steel crib,' infant’s sleigh,1 TO, lot 3 in 4th, Kenyon, R.R.4 Alex- wishes to announce 21 Feature Assorted Cards — $1.00 angry. Please, let’s talk a minute.” heaved with the depth of her fury, wasn’t enough to restore the confid- carriage, wooden crib, high chair, hall andria, phone 6r3-l. 47-lp that he has taken over 21 Scripture Text Assorted cards $1.00 “I’m not angry, Mike. Just sorry. I “No, you listen to me, Helen Stafford ence of a moment before, either. . . . mirror, play pen, ash trays, stroller PROULX’ TAXI SERVICE 14 sheets of Gift Wrapping — .50 had to hurt you and I didn’t want to. And you, too, Jimmy! I’m finished ( It was true that Sally and Philip had FOR SALE at United Taxi walker, 94 piece dinner set, large Write to C. SABOURIN, Box 157, with you both. Yes, and that goes for tarted out for a good, old-fashioned Four-year-old Black Horse. Apply Mike, why couldn’t you have been con- s Phone 234 quantity of dishes and kitchen uten- A’exandria, Ont. tent with what we had.” Mike, too. You’re ah contemptible., picnic. But as they rolled down the sils, 50 cans of canned beef and many to DUNCAN A. MacRAE, 2 miles south “I can’t control my heart, Sally, no You hear, I’m through!” highway, the drone of an airplane A. L. TOBIN other articles too numerous to men-. of Glen Robertson. 47-2p man can.” A sob broke irom ner throat as she motor reminded^ her of something she FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE tion. I CEMENT I U.S.A. PORTLAND CEMENT “But at least you could control your turned and gtumbled into ‘he bedroom dad planned to do, and she asked INSURANCE In case of unfavorable weather the FOR SALE available in carload lots. Direct from Building Lot on Elgin street, jus* tongue, and use your eyes.” and over to the closet. Helen .about to Philip to take her to New York in- Lancaster, Ont. Phone 3801 sale will take place under cover. United States. west of Main; 66x132 feet. Apply to “I’m sorry, Sally. But I wanted to dash after her, was brought to a halt stead. ■J-tt. TERMS: |$10.00 and under, cash- I QUICK DELIVERY MRS. VINCENT MCDONALD, Ken- tell you that I love you, I wanted to by a ring of the doorbell. | stle walked slowly into the office of over that amount 5 months’ credit on ! PRINCIPALS ONLY yon Street, Alexandria. ! 47-lp tell you that very much.” Philip Jethrup. A Philip Jiethrup Mr- Perkin, appearing just as Mike LADIES’ AND MEN’S furnishing approved joint notes, 3 p.c. | Direct confirmation o*i all orders. VBut I don’t, love you, Mike. I who was still looking for peace. .... V/as wheeling around to leave. He TAILORING off for cash. Also other general Building Mater- FOR SALE couldn’t.” She took a deep breath”. A half- hour later, while Helen and slopped dead still and looked at her WILFRID MARCOUX, Auct. AGNES VALADE ' ials such as Steel Nails in large qnan- 1934 Buick Sedan, six large heavy “You see . . . there’s someone else.” Jimmy, mute and white-faced, looked his pleading blue eyes, Kenyon St West MARCEL BEDARD, Prop. duty tires, four new; Perfect running titles...... ' “Sally!” on, he carried Sally’s suitcases out of j “Sally—” ALEXANDRIA, ONT condition. Can be seen at Champlain WIRE — WRITE — PHONE the apartment. The girl, stony-faced, i “Hello, Mike, May I introduce Mike For Costa re-lined and AUCTION SALE Service Station, Main street south, BUILDING COMMISSION AGENCY gave them one disgusted glance, then Wnite, Philip?” Alterations, Dry C tea nie», The .undersigned will offer for sale Alexandria. 43-tf 74 Richmond St. E Tfte* Tfou ‘peel passed quickly through the door. Phil bowed and extended a hand. also by Public Auction, Lot 14, Con 4, • • • “I’ve heard about you, Mike. You Violin Hawaiian and Spanish Guitar Twp. of East Hawkesbury, 1-2 mile Toronto, Ont. FOR SALE OR ON HALVES Mary Alliston’s philosophy was not seem to be one of Sally’s favorite peo- West of St. Eugene (on Vankleek Wa. 1437 30 Young Sheep and Lambs. Apply "TIRED” in the least bit complex. She believed ! pie.” Hill - St. Eugene Road) Open Evenings till ,9 o’clock to EMILE ST. DENIS, R.R.2 Green- “EVERYTHING IN INBUBA1KHF that things had a way of working out | “Am I?” Mike asked it directly and WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th field, phone Maxville. 626rl4 Angus H. McDoneH 47-2p well for a person If only that person received a little self-eonsclous nod for at 11 a.m. sharp CARD OF THANKS miserable, draggy— Ufa and Automoblls a s>»«lal*y 21 HEAD OF CATTLE May we take this opportunity of low in vitality—lower were sensible enough to be patient. an answer, which brought the old FARM FOR RENT OR FOR SALE 1 85 Sparks St. R-H- No. 4 The following: 12 Holstein heifers exPressin8 our warm ’hanks and ap Vin spirits, perhaps you “Ah, here you are, madam,” growl- gayety to his face “Swell!” Thornhill Farm at Lancaster, Junc- 4don’t think of your ed Grandfather Jethrup. “Please sit i ‘ I’m leaving the company, Mike,” R 411' 2-8525 Tel. 1M-T-U coming 3 years, all to freshen; 2 Ayr- preciation to our many neighbors and jkidneys as being to Ottawa, Ont. Alexandria tion of Highway No. 2 and 34, about jr blame. Yet faulty kid- down,” | she vouchsafed after an embarrassing shire heifers coming 3 years, all to friends who assisted at the time of our 8346 311(4 300 acres of cultivated land. Apply to *-tf freshen; 6 Holstein heifers coming 2 when we removed to neys may often cause “Grandfather Jethrup,” she mur- pause “Funny, don’t you think? Once COL. DOUGLAS BOWIE at Lancas- backache, headache, mured, “I have so many things to do. I thought being a stewardess was the years, all to freshen; 1 Holstein bull Dnnvegan, as well as for their very rheumatic pains, disturbed rest or that INSURANCE ter. 46-3p.. I hope this won’t ‘ake long.” coming 2 years, 2 horses, 50 pigs, thoughtful farewell party. “tired-out” feeling. That’s the time to get grandest career in ihe world.” Pire, uie. Sickness, Accident, and use Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Dodd’s help “Bah! Don’t try your tricks on me, “Hey, are you crazy or something?” (chunks), 4 brood sows, 1 boar, 2 mows Norman, Sarah and J. N. MacLeod mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Dunve an 0 your kidneys to dear the trouble-making woman. I can detect false meekness, of hay, some straw, quantity of bar- S . nt- HOUSE FOR SALE “But after all,” she continued light- tare. Theft. Wind A Farm Balidtegt ] Three-tenement Frame House, cor- poisons and excess acids from the system, ley, grower and oats. and give you a chance to feel better, woik false flattery, false everything even- ly, “there are more important things. .. We haya alto taken over Alex. * NOMINATION MEETING ner Main noth and Elm streets, Alex- better. Get Dodd’s Kidney Pills today. 141 wlth one eye, and that a poor one. ALL FARM MACHINERY AND Such as marriage, Mike.” Kerr’s Insurance Agendee. TOWNSHIP OF LOCHIEL andria, in good condition. Apply to HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS MORRIS BROS. NOTICE is hereby given that LEO LACOMBE, Alexandria. 80-tf TERMS},- $20 00 and under cash; jr.ggtmg f the electors of the Town- ri a Alexandria. Om- 0 GIRL PILOTS ARE INDUCTED AIR -ORCE over that amount 9 months credit on ship of Loehiel will be held at the HOUSE FOR SALE A. L. GREWSON, UD„ CM.. (MCOfB furnishing approved joint notes. 4 xownship. Hall, Loehiel, on Monday Excellent 7-room house on Centre LALO.O. p.c. off for cash the 24th day of November, 1947, at Street, large cultivated lot. Possession BYE. BAR, NOSE AND THROAT FARM FOR SALE: The farm con- ii,p hour of one o’clock in the aftern-.any time. Apply to ROLLAND Glasses supplied and fitted. Telecom» sisting of 100 acres will also be offered roon> for the nomination of candi-; POIRIER, Centre St., Alexandria. IM>. 112 West Second Street. Oesr for sale subject to a reserve bid. dates for the office of Reeve, Deputy 46-2p. wall. Ont., Please make appotatmeo» ROY ST. DENIS, Proprietor Reeve and Councillors for the year with the secretary. Of flee open »—I? J. E. MARTIN, Auctioneer 1948. FARM T° RENT I—#. Saturday »—IE 47-lp Polling day, Wednesday, the 3rd 100 acre farm. Lots 25 and 26-3rd day of December, 1947. Concession Kenyon. All under culti- V. G. CHISHOLM, Clerk. vation. Large barn and stabte. Apply, Lcehiel Nov. 12th, 1947. (2ins> CYRILLE BOISVENU. Alexandria. 45-30

CANNING! CANNING! Notice To Farmers We wish to announce that We will Foller Brushes continue canning vegetables and meats throughout the winter months. MOPS, BROOMS, WAXES We have a good supply of cans on Drop me a line and hand for sale to those who do their Ship your milk and cream to I’ll be glad to call on you own canning. LAWRENCE QUESNEL Satisfaction guaranteed. Green Valley Factory for highest GREEN VALLEY, ONT. MRS LEO LAUZON. Sinclair and agent! for Elgin Streets. Box 236, Alexandria. prices and prompt returns. 34-tf Glengarry and Prescott. 43-80

HARRY MacGILLIVRAY, PIGEON RADIO SERVICE REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF KADIOS AND APPLIANCES 0 ,„M ha . . an -60minuaisa-flying -xpenence and be under 3». m a time of'emer- Phone 60 r 6. Manager \i,-. *X .i-afsi Old nut fly but did do vitald ground workBoas behindjobs -n thenon-operaiional Tl.A.F. ;s It areas,tore iazisa Worldfrom WHAT WE DO — WE DO RIGHT brnajn s skies and carried war to Germany’s heart. PHONE M MAIN ST. ALEXANDRIA Page 8 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, November 21 1947

Miss Helen Hope returned to Arvida, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gelineau of bridesmaid wore a grey Mr. Jimmie McPherson left last fitted suit stepped into ’lie path of the approach ’ Out-of-SowJi guests included her Que , 'on Tuesday, after spënding Montreal, were with her parents, Mr. with black accessories and a corsage week for Blind River. He was accom- ing automobile. He was thrown into grandson, Leo Hoey, his wife and little SOCIAL & PERSONAL several weeks, here, with her mother, and Mrs Ed. 'J. MacDonald, on Wed- of American beauty roses Mrs. Mont panied by Fred Lauzon and Edward the ditch by the impact, suffering daughter, Kathleen, of Rochester, N.Y. Wattie of Cornwall. Mrs. J T Hope. She also visited for nesday. gomery the bride’s mother was attired slight cuts to his head. Mr. Ed. J. A. MacDonald is under- Mrs R. W. Cameron arrived this her brother, John Duncan MacDonell Mr, and Mrs. John Brodie of Glen a week at Lancaster, with Miss Velma in a pearl grey crepe dress with black He was removed to Cornwall Gener- going treatment in the Boyal Vic- week from Cornwall to spend the and Mrs. MacDonell of Alexandria, Sandfield moved into Alexandria, O'Neil, Wyldewoode-By-The-Lake. accessories and a corsage of pink rose al Hospital where officials said his Uoria Hospital, Montwal., His son winter months with Mi', and Mrs. her nephew, Mr. J. M. Gendreau, son Tuesday, to spend the winter months, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- buds. The groom’s mother Mrs. Gui®.- condition was good. Archie, and Mr. Alex DaPrato ac- Louis Shepherd. Billie and daughter Rosalie of L’Abord They are occupying rooms on Ottawa cade Mfcloche were, Mr and Mrs don wore a brown satin and crepe •companied him to the city, Wednes- Harold and Arthur Stimson were a Flouffe Que. Owing to illness Mrs. street. Lionel Cadieux, Miss Therese Ca- dress with dark brown accessories and day. ; . ; :,<&[' in Petawawa on a business trip fats Gendreau (Zand Kilkerry) was unable dieux and Mr Maurice Guy of Mont- a corsage of yellow rose buds Mr. W. W Daan paid Toronto a last week. Dinner Marks to attend. real; Mr. and Mrs Allan Sabourin Following the ceremony a buffet business visit late last week. Donald Macleod and Andrew Baker 'Mr. Leopold Sabourin, Mrs Lajoie and ■inch was held at the brides’ home, Mrs. Arch Lothian had as her guest Mrs Laplante of Cornwall. were interested spectators at the De- 95th Birthday j this week, Mrs. O Luekhart of Oi- citer which the bridal couple left on Mr. and Mrs R J, Graham, Jim troit-Toronto hockey match in Maple i tawa Mrs. R R. Macdonald of Leaf Gardens, Toronto, on Saturday a wedding trip to Sudbury, Toronto and Vivien, and Miss Helen Hope were r Miss Nan MacMillan was hostess at jvankleisk Hill, was also with her over and Niagara Falls. On their i eturn Brabant’s in Montreal last Friday for the show- night. Mlrs. J. Y-. Baker who has a dinner Monday evening, Nov. 10th, BEAUTY SALON I the week end. I been visiting in London and Toronto they will reside on Mechanic Street celebrating the 95th birthday of Mrs. ing of the new Hudson oars at the "West, Maxville. The popular young Something: distinctively new in j Mi', and Mrs. Thos. Fahey of Mount Royal Hotel. returned home with them on Sunday. Annie Hoey, at the latter’s residence, [Syracuse, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. Al. Mr. Clarence Ostrom who suffered couple have the good wishes of the 5653 Waverley St. Montreal. Treatments Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ouimet and Elliott and Miss Ida Morris of Mont- 1 a slight heart condition early this Community. The dinner table was beautifully de- little daughter, Denyse of Montreal, SILHOUETTE real, were week end guests of Mr. . , week, is undergoing treatment in corated with roses, snap dragons and j Don’t suffer vita- ’ were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs The new Silhouette treatment re- min deficiencies and Mrs. Michael J. Morris. I “ * Hotel Dieu Hospital, Cornwall FOX—LALONDE baby mums. About twenty guests, re- vives the hair that is dry, bleached —don’t bo con» Edgar Irvine. The marriage of Hilda Diana, ^ fused as to which Miss Ettie Kerr spent the week end Mr. Stuart MacDonald, Malartic, latives and close friends of Mrs. Hoey or ruined. Silhouette makes your hair n the tic vitamins to buy. In Vita-Vim Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Macdon- youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Multiple you get Vitamins A and Bi and in Montreal, the guest of Mrs. J. Ma- Que. spent last week with his parents were invited m her honor. She was healthy and revives the curl in per- 5 ana D, Riboflavin, Wheat Germ Oil* ald had with them for the week end D. L. Lalonds of Alexandria, to John xon, and Liver Concentrate, in just two guire . Mr. and Mrs Innis MacDonald Green the recipient of many lovely gifts, manents—and gives it a lustre shade. man capsules to bo taken daily. Ash their daughter, Miss Louise Macdonald field. They also had for the week end Joseph, son of the late Patrick. Fox rour Nyal Druggist for the beautiful Mrs. R. H Cowan is a patient in cards and flowers. Now is the time to think of your tins and sÜver package of Vita-Vim and her friends, Misses Helen amd Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. MacDonald and of Mrs. Fox of Montreal, was The toast was proposed by Mr. Jos. k&ütipl* Capsules. the Civic Hospital, Ottawa, where she Murphy "of" Montreal XMAS PERMANENT. 25 day supply $1.75 1 and family, Miss Lillian Perrault, blessed by the Rev. Father Mahon in C. Shannon. is undergoing treatment. ( Oi! Machine Permanents at .. .$ 3.00 50 day supply $3.00 Mr. and Mrs. R M MacGillivray Misses Isobel and Hilda MacDonald St Ann’s Church Montreal Saturday Mrs. Hoey was ably assisted in blow- family slzt, 300 capsules, $73C Mrs. J. A. MacDonald and Miss November 15th. Machineless Oil Permanent at Sold only by your Nyal DruMlai and -Royce and Mrs. M E. MacGilli- and Mr. Archibald MacDonald. ing out her birthday candles by her Bess MacDonald spent Sunday at Lan- vray and -yyjinja 0f Dunvegan, -were Mi'. Donald A. ' L. McDonald of great-granddaughter grand-niece and $6.00 and 8.00 Very best in Cream Permanent at 6.00 caster with Mr., and Mrs. C. P. v'sitors to town, Saturday. Montreal who recently returned from MacQUEEN — JESS1MAN nephew. Whyte, Mr Hugh , R. McDonald, St. Louis Legault, 12-year-old-eon of n enjoyable trip to the Pacific Coast The marriage of Lilias Elizabeth After the dinner the guests spent a HAIRDRESSING OF ALL KINDS Raphaels was their guest this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Legault is re- where he visited relatives in Vancouver , Ross Jessiman, daughter of Mr. and most enjoyable evening playing cards Come in anytime. You will receive McLEISTER’S Ted Huard and Cecil Wight of ported doing nicely after having un- and Seattle, spent a couple of days Mrs- Alex Jessiman of Ottawa, to Wil- Mrs. Hoey has been an active mem- the best of attention. Montreal, spent Monday with Mr. and dergone an appendectomy in Hotel last week with his parents, Mr. and ham John MacQueen son of Mr. and ber of St. Michael’s parish for the Satisfaction Guaranteed Drug Store Mrs. J. D. McDonell, 3rd Kenyon.. Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, on Friday. Mrs. A. B McDonald, 5th Lancaster. Mrs- John A. MacQueen of Dunvegàn past 36 years. Mr. J. O. Bridge, manager of the Ontario took place on Saturday No- She enjoys fairly good health, has Alexandria Branch, Bank of Nova vember 15th, at six o’clock in Erskine a keen sense of humor, and appre- Mrs. Dora Brabant Scotia, is holidaying at his home, St. , Ttesbyte^n Church, Ottawa. Rever- ciates haying her friends drop in at BISHOP STREET Andrew’s East, Que. end Robert Good officiated at the any time to see her. PHONE 47 ALEXANDRIA Mrs Pat Brady ancf daughter, Bon- ceremony and the wedding music was nie, and Mrs Donald Rankin of Mont played by Mr. Herbert Garland, real, were guests of Mr. and Mrs Pe- The bride was giyen in marriage by ter Morris for the week end. her father and attended by Miss Eve- Mr. Cormick McDonald spent Wed- h'n Hopewell as bridesmaid, and by nesday of last week at the Ottawa her niece. Miss Fay Jessiman, as How- Winter Fair. Miss Catherine MçDon- er gM- Mr. Murrey MacQueen, bro- We Have In Stock ald cf Montreal, was at her home for Iher of the groom, was best; man, and the week end. thR ,K#ers were Mr- MacDonald Mr. and Mrs J H. Keyes Bishop William Jessiman, brother of st, spent Tuesday of last week in Gt- tl^tfelde. 2-12 Loomex, Air Pilot Lanterns tawa. I 1»« wedding the bride chose Lane Cedar Chests The Sale that you have been waiting for! Mrs. G. H. Perry -and daughter, a floor length gown of white satin Complete Stock of Kitchen Ware Norma Ann of Peterboro were with with inserts of lace, a fitted bodice, her mother, Mrs Fred McLennan, Dal long sleeves and a full skirt. She wore Nickel Tea Kettles ALEXANDRIA OUTFITTERS’ keith, for a few days last week. Mrs a single strand of pearls. Her long Box Stoves, McClary Steel Ranges McLennan also had a visit from Mr. flowing veil of net was arranged from and Mrs Bain Cameron of Newing- a halo headdress and she carried a and more goods arriving every day Great Fall and Winter Coat ton. »• cascade bouquet of American Beauty DROP IN AT Mr. and Mrs. Arcade Trottier and votes for each preference share held children Doreen and Gerald, Mr. aï$l < Following a reception held at the Mrs. Leopold Trottier, Gistele and home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Yvon, and Mrs. Stanley Carrière mo- Mrs. MacQueen left for Toronto and tored to Montreal Sunday to visit re- dlsigict. For travelling the bride wore latives and friends. a gabardine suit of sapphire blue un- Mr and Mrs Albert Levac of Mont der a raspberry coat trimmed with We are cramped for space and it is essential that we make room for real were week end guests of Mr. and grey squirrel, black accessories and a more merchandise that we expect shortly. Here is your unequalled oppor- Mrs Leo Meloche. corsage bouquet of Talisman roses. tunity to buy superb bargains. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. MacLeod and Upon their return they will reside in sons, Morrison and Stanley of Dun- Ottawa. HARDWARE & FURNITURE and will end Sat- vegan, were vistors to town §at8r--|f.- Out-of-town guests included Mr. PHONE 66 Sale starts ynii 4 day. \ àhd Mrs. John A. MacQueen, Mr. Donnacona Wall Bdard now in stock. Thursday ^V. ID urday Night Nov. 29 Mr Dan McMaster of LochleÀwas Beverly MacQueen and Mr. Robert Lime and Cement a visitor to Cornwall on Saturday. jurquhart of Dun vegan; Mr. Angus Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Keyes had with MacQueen of Montreal; Mr. K. M. save. them recently Mr. and Mrs. James Collins of Pembroke; and Miss Pa- Selling way below cost. Buy now and H. Keyes and baby Sharon, Ottawa, 'inela Young of Deschenes. and Dermott Keyes of Winchester. Master Neil Jcftm MacDonald of SEGUIN—BESNER SUPER SPECIALS Cornwall, son of Mr. and Mrs. John On Thursday, October 30th, 1947 at Eeg t0 39 50 n sale at Allan MacDonald of Cornwall, for- y o’clock in the morning, a quiet but Marathon Liniment Ladies’ Coats - ? ' -° $ 19.85 merly of Often Norman, who under- pretty wedding took place at River Always have a bottle in the house. A healing went a ser ous operation last week iSs^audette, Que., when Lorenzo, son of Eeg. to $29.50—on sale at antiseptic Liniment for Sore Muscles; Strains and Men’s Overcoats $14.95 making favorable progress. /Mr, and Mrs. Adrien Seguin of Dal Sprains ; Rheumatic Pains; Tired, Swollen Feet; hpusie Mills, Ont., was united in Mar- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Athlete’s Foot. Reg. to $24.75—on sale at riage to Therese, daughter of Mr. and Men’s Topcoats $14.95 TESI—MacDOU GALL Mrs. J. F. Besner of River Beaudette Satisfied users have made this our most Mr and Mrs John A. MacDougall asked for Liniment. t0 19 M Que. of 59 Shepard Avenue, feranae Lake, The bride, who was given in mar- 4 oz bottle 50c.; 12 oz bottle $1.00 Girls’ Coats, ages 12 to 14 * ^ ^ $ 9.95 N Y and former residents of Dal- keith Ont have announced the en- rlaSe by fathef. wore a fuschia Ee 10 !1S x m s le e Girls’ Coats, ages 7 to 10 * - ‘ “ $7 95 sagement ôf their daughter, Rita « Pe and accessories to match —AT— Mary MacDougall .of Brooklyn, N Y„ Her bouquet was of pink roses. ,te Mi-trao' J. Tesi, son of Mr. and Tbe groom’s gift to the bride was a . OSTROM S REG. TO $14 95—ON SALE AT ink Boys’ Overcoats $ 9.85 -Mrs. Nicholas Tef of Manhattan. P Pearl necklace and earrings to DRUGGIST AND JEWELLERS, MUX SQUARE, ALEXANDRIA I The engagement was made public match, and the bride’s gift to the Reg, to $3.95—on sale at ; Saturday, Nov 1,; 1947 at a party groom was a gold signet ring, «maRRBDRMBBDRBSaMRE Ladies’ purses S 1.00 given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. The bride’s mother wore a dark blue | Trs* A buffet supper was served and velvet dress with bouquet of red roses, Reg. to $1.95—on sale at dancing and games took place dur- and the groom’s mother chose a navy Ladies’ Bedroom Slippers 95c jiug the , .a.;ni, fifty guests were pre- blue dress of wool crepe. Her bouquet KEG TO $1.95—ON SALE AT ' sent M'ss MacDougall is a graduate was of dark roses. Ladies’ Wool Kerchiefs 79c | of the Saranac Lake High School and After the wedding ceremony a love- The Economy Store i the Mannequin School of Modelling, iy breakfast was served at the home Ages 6 to 12—on sale at New York City. At present she is 0f the bride’s parents. The house WJJ - Grocer and Butcher Boys’ Pullover Sweaters $ 1.00 employed at Stouffer’s in New York. decorated with white satin ribbon and Mr. Tesi Is a graduate of LaSalle . All sizes—on sale at the table was centred with a fom The olnly Store open all day on Wednesday Men’s Leather Caps Academy in Brooklyn and served tlei.ed weddillg cakei The aftern00n $ 1.49 three years with the Navy and Mar- was speDt in slnging alnd dan!ri ine Medical Corps during World War e y i Reg, to $4.95—on sale at Later th oung coup e motored t0 We still have some of this very good blue brand beef Men’s Fur Caps, $ 2/5 II. At present he is attending La- McntréSand boarded the train for Salle University. The wedding will take AbitibiNfcalartic, Val d’Or and the this week, and will have it all the time—ask your on sale at friends about it Try a Steak or a Roast this Ski Caps, assorted sizes, place January 10th, 1948 in New York North countly travelling, the 49c City- , bride wore a pencil stripe navy blue week end— suit with silver fox fur and accessories We also have young fresh pork— And all kinds of meat. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA ! EXTRA ! EXTRA ! MARRIAGES to match. We have all Winds canned goods to sell at reduced prices, as GUINDON-MONTGOMERY ^ Aylmer Soup at 10c; Peas, String Beans, Tomato Juice, Wo have many other Special Values that lack of space prevents us Apple Juice, Grapefruit Juice at 2 for 25c. In St. James Roman Catholic Rec- OR their return ^ and Mrè ^ from describing. Come and see for yourselves and vou will undoubtedlv Diced Carrots, Diced Beets, 3 for 25c. tory, Maxville, Monday, November enj;0 Seguln wm ^ in the 9th ^ 1 ay t0 N W AND SÂVE at tenth the marriage was solemnized of ^ , township. Fine Tin Pie Plate only 5c; ' RIA OUTFITTERS ^ ° ” ALEXAND- La7 casteT Onion Soup (Aylmer) while it lasts 6c. Mabel Montgomery daughter of Mr. Q 1 Cup, 1 Saucer 1 Glass—all for 15c. and Mrs. Nelson Mon