'JTTTfrr V The Glengarry News TT1
Alexandria, Ont., Friday, September 26, 1941 2.00 A TEAS VOL. XLIX—No. 39 Hundreds Of Acres Busli, ferai Homes Oestroyed “Honor Roil’’ Would List Names Of All In Services Fine Caille Show, Other Outstanding Attractions j TO FORM BASIS FOR CHRISTMAS Make Maxville Fair Best In Society’s History As 60-Mile Gale fens Flames In Oislricl BOXES SPONSORED BY r ' ■■ » Glengarry Ged Cross lo CORNWALL KINSMEN Pine Grove inns Ottawa Military Display With Pipe Sand, Big Midway, And Scattered Fires Throughout County Out Of Control Full name and other information of Form Blood Donor Service every person from the United Coun- Valley Football Crown ~ Grand Stand Programme Among Features Last Night-McCrimmon District Worst- ties serving on land, sea or in the DOUGALD MacGILLTVRAY BOOTS ALEXANDRIA COMMITTEE NOW air, is sought for a “United Coun- [njoyed By 4,000 lo Attendance LOOKING FOR 25 TO 50 BOTH GOALS IN OVER- / Communications Down ties’ Honor Roll” being prepared by TIME 2—1 WIN VOLUNTEER DONORS the Cornwall Daily Standard-Free- Perhaps the finest exhibition in the Barns and farm homes were wiped history of the Kenyon Agricultural So- A new way in which Glengarrians nolder. The battle of the century was out and hundreds of acres of bush fought out at Laggan last Saturday foirier Wins Senior Cup ciety, Maxville Fair was held Thursday were destroyed thropghout the dis- flight Lieul. 0.0. MacMillan may serve on the home front is open- The Glengarry News is quick to res- and Friday of last week, featured by ed up with the organzation, under pond to a request for co-operation in afternoon. The Ottawa United came trict, last night, as a 60-mile an hour ambitious undertak-1 (i0'vrj fully staffed for the sceond the largest showing of horses and cat- gale whipped scattered bush fires be- sponsorship of Glengarry Red Cross, this worthy but At All field Oay tle in many years. Keen competi- Wriles Of Ouke's Visit ing which will require active support j 8ame in the Eastern Ontario Cham- yond control. Telephone and light of a County Blood Donor Committee INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET TO BE tion in Holstein and Ayrshire classes FORMER DUNVEGAN PASTOR HAS which is to assist the various units in of every Glengarrian if this county is P'onship Series and Pine Grove were poles were down and interrupted ser- in HELD AT VANKLEEK HILL brought out a record 300 entries for BEEN TRANSFERRED TO forming organizations to furnish blood to be fully represented on the Roll I mid-season form. Both were de- vices made. it impossible to accurate- tPrm netl OCTOBER 3rd Black and White, Red and White day, ly estimate the damage. OTTAWA STATION for war casualties. Members of the Glengarry’s contribution in manpow-1 * to win. The result-a ninety held in conjunction with the fair. committee, appointed at an executive er to the Active Service must be well nrinute thrilling, well-played, ding- Gabriel Poirier won the Senior Worst fires were on the Glengarry- 1011 The attendance of 4,000 was well Hpn. Flight-Lieut. D. N. MacMillan, meet;ing ot Red Cross -Wednesday, '1 up in the hundreds, but there has p ® struggle with the decision in Boys’ cup in competition, Friday af- . been no effective method of estimât- «"ubt until the final minute of play, above that of recent years and under -Caledonia border from Skye eastward pastor ot Keny0n Presbyterian' Dr H L cheneyi Messrs. Clarence __ _ . . , ternoon, at the Annual Field fari ideal weather conditions those present to the Vankleek Hill area. The h, church, Dunvegan, until his enlist-1 0strom and Procuie Poirier, Alexan- ing the total. The Honor Roll, given ''hen Pine Grove exerting that little day 0f the Alexandria High enjoy to the full manyl excellent fea- home of John Ranger, one mile north j menj. ^ chaplain in the R.C.A.F., has ' dria full co-operation, should tell the tale. superiority that was theirs, manoeuv-1 SchooI) herei and the lack of com_ of McCrimmon was wiped out and ^ i h News, a very interest- t i ed the ball into a position where j potion in this important class leaves tures. In addition to the fine, displays T tten for t e The Alexandria unit has already Tieing in with the request for of livestock, seed and grain, household others in the area may also have been jng ^^0^ 0f the visit of His Royal Mac appointed a committee to carry on names is a drive by the Kinsmen Dougs Id MacGilUvray drove it through ^ dttle hope that A.H.S. will retain goods, and junior farmer work, there lost. The barn of Duncan J. -1 Highness, the Duke of Kent, to the the uprights for the winning counter, | possessi(>rl 0( the prized Interscholas- i the work in this section of the coun- Club of Cornwall, for funds to be used was a military demonstration by sol- Leod, Skye, is reported to have been j^ew Brunswick Air School where in sending Christmas boxes to every and the game and series were theirs tic Cup, won by so decisive a mar- razed. IF. -U. MacMillan has been serving. | ty, and members of JJie committee by the scores of 2—1 and 4—3 respec- diers of the 16th 22nd Saskatchewan met with Mr. Jas. R. Potter, Secre- man from the three counties serving gin by the local athletes last year. Horse who were accompanied by In the Glen Norman district men phe chaplain has a unique souvenir of overseas. The Kinsmen Club has al- tively. Graduations have hit the squad heav- , t , , . . t , , ,. i tary of the Blood Donor Service, Ot- their Pipe Band; a Grandstand pro- were striving last night to control .the visit, a picture snapped at the e sday. Mr. Potter explain- So well done Pine Grove ! You are ( jiy but replacements may still come W dne ready distributed $1^00. in comforts gramme and a greatly enlarged Mid- flames which threatened heavy bush ment when he was being introduc- ' _ 'worthy champions. It is not just byjthrough to ensure victory. m0 the work of the service and an to soldiers and seeks $2,500. for the way which included, to the enjoy- areas, while a muck fire just west|ed to the Duke. 6wered many questions. Members of mor ambitious scheme. Candy, gum imk that you are where you are. A „ „ ., j e | The Prescott and Glengarry meet:ment of the kiddies, a merry-go- of Glen Robertson was ako threaten-, ^ many Glengarry rrlends 0f the Alexandria committee are: Chair and cigarettes would be sent to each I will be held at Vankleek Hill on Fri- round. games during two seasons’ play with. . . ing. Much damage was also reportedlPllght Lleut. MacMillan will be de- man j T. Smith> B.A,, Secretary, man. . , , , , , ... J day, Oct 3rd, it was decided at a out a defeat must have something ofj J. A. Carroll, Superintendent of in the Martmtown area and there |Ughted to learn that he has been 01argnce Ostr0m; Dr. D. J. Dolan, Information sought for the Honor meeting held last week end. Herve what it takes, and you have—so well I Fairs, Toronto opened the Fair and were smaller outbreaks at many other transferred to Uplands, Ottawa, with- j jos Laionde and Eugene Macdonald. Roll would consist of : Name in full, Montpetit of Hawkeshury was elected done again, Pine Grove. spoke briefly over the loudspeaker points throughout the county. in a calling distance of Glengarry. He summarizing the duties expected Regt. No., Unit, present address, home president of the Association, and J. The game was supposed to be a 70 system. Introduced by J. A. Dalrym- is to report at Ottawa 6n October 2nd. 0f xocai committees, Mr, Potter, address, civilian ocupation married T. Smith, B.A., Alexandria, is first minute affair with two thirty-five ^ . ,, ^ „ ple, Agricultural Representative, he THE DUKE OF KENT’S VISIT (declared they should enrol from 25 or single, children, parents’ names. .. .. , / . vice-president.t A.H.S. representafiivesrep minute periods. At the end of that; ... ^ had many congratulatory remearks on On September 2nd, No. 8 S.F.T.S., t0 5Q donors at the start and be pre- whether serving now or discharged, ,, were Eileen Campbell and Donald Wuter Hatiod Here As time the score stood 1—1 Carl Strike . the scope of the Fair and the work of was honoured by the visit of Air Com- j pared to send five to Ottawa once and any other relative information. , , . . Macleod. had scored for Ottawa on a penalty the Society’s officers. modore, His Rayai Highness, the a weeki Later, he explained, the ser- Des trad information may be sent Mage Becomes Acute shot in the first period, and Dougald' Among officials selected for the Seed and grain exhibits were much Duke of Kent. The Royal Party ar- j vjCe might be enlarged to a point direct to The “Honor Roll” Daily mee : are le MacGilUvray did likewise for Pine( * ^ following Alexandrians: than in other years Alexandria’s water service was ra- I rived by air in three Grumman Goose, here five donated blood every day. Standard-Freeholder, Cornwall or may ( more numerous Grove in the second to even it up. ^ Smith, starter, J. J. MacDonald j and an 0ffjcial remarked it was the tioned this week as the shortage of j aircraft at 1330 hours from Murray ^ p^g more volunteers enrol, the less be left at this office for forwarding. tlmer; Dr H L Although no other scores resulted, both - - - Cheney, Dr. D. J. | best display he had seen at any Fair Supply in the Delisle River assumed. Bay, Quebec. Although the day -.vas ;requeni -W;d be the call on any one Dolan D DUNVEGAN CORRESPONDENT IN goalers were called upon to make sev- j - A. Macdonald, K.C., and p year_ fine gbowing 0f fancy serious proportions. Consumers were overcast and the air very rough. His. person to donate blood, the usual Miss B ark WITH FIRST LIST eral hard saves—and often play miUedi - M! i Judges. (work, cooking, fruits and vegetables notified on Monday that the service Royal Highness reported an enjoyable ^ poetise being for one person to give In the Field Day, Friday, Gabriel! in the show hall tyas also up to the Our wide-awake representative at around their door step and anything would be curtailed at .once and on trip. Included in the Royal Party were|a iRiie more than half a pint every Poirier took first place In every Sen- i Dunvegan has lost no time in for- could have happened. high standard those classes had set Tuesday the supply was restricted to Group Capatin Sir Louis Graig, R AF.. tw0 months. ior event to amass a 30-point total. Chief Aide-de-camp to His Royal I warding a list of men from the Dun- After the expiration of regular at Maxville previously. 2 1-2 hours a day. Officials says the Emphasizing the fact that the pro-, Other cup winners were OUve GeUn- rationing will continue until water (Continued on page 2) pgan area now on Active Service. time, it was decided to play ten min- Due to the large list of entries in cedure is painless, Mr. Potter pointed y ^ ; eau, Senior Girls, 11 points; Inter- levels in the Delisle return to normal. c It is hoped our many other corres- utes each way, and these periods cattle and horse classes, the judges out that it takes only 15 minutes and mediate Boys, Athol Johnston, 20 i not complete their Work until a No relief from the weatherman is in pondents will follow suit. proved to be the best of the game, d d Ipr. Edward Pigeau Dead one may return to his work after a points; Junior Boys, Jack McCallum, late hour on Friday. Taking first for sight. The Dunvegan list: fine Grove always noted for their short Interval. Red blood cells are strong finish held true to form, and 22 points; Junior Girls, Louise Mac- Graded herd and Junior herd, Peter Water is available from 8.30 to Last week’s casualty list carried relnoved leaving only the serum Major Dan MacRaé, son of Mrs. donald, 11 points. the name of Tpr. Edward Pigeau, hich is dried and later shipped over- in the final minutes were going great A. Munroe and Sons, Maxville, cap- 0.30 a.m., 4 to 5 p.m. and 9 to 9.30 W Wm. D. MacRae and the late Mr. Results in the various classes will tured many prizes In Holstein classes killed. He is a brother of Pte. Gor- seas jor in blood transfusions for guns. Although the Ottawa boys made p.m., daily. MacRae, Dunvegan, was a Major in a few’ dangerous looking forays,—the appear next week. They also showed the Junior, don Pigeau, formerly of Gien Roy, now, v,.ar casuaities. Men are now at work at the Power the R.MR.. (M.G.) when war was de- Pine Grove lads exerted the greatest Champion bull, Junior Champion fe- “Somewhere in England. clared. He went to Public school at House just north of Alexandria, where Anyone between the ages of 21 and pressure, and in the last minute after male, and the Reserve Junior Cham- The two brothers met “over there” 60 in the Alexandria area who wishes (Continued on page 4) Calling All Knitters pion female. , f an attempt is being made to draw wa- this summer after a separation of some nice manoeuvring, Dougald Mac- to become a blood donor should get D. W. MacLeod and Son of Dal- ter from a pool below the dam to in-' seven years. Before arriving in Eng- Givilivray sent through the winning The Red Cross needs your help in touch, at once, with the Secretary, goal. And so the game ended. may we call your attention to the keith .also showed to advantage, with. crease the available supply. The iand Tpr. Pigeau had served with his Red Cross Executive Rears Clarence Ostrom or with any mem- following quota of knitted articles hte Reserve Junior Champion bull, Re- shortage had been foreseen some weeks unit in Iceland. , Pine Grove were strengthened by ber of the committee. ser ago and Col. W. H. Magwood, CE. of o Street Fair Reports the return of Donnie Dewar who which must be finished by Oct. 31st. ve Senior Champion female, and 1941.—15 Aero caps, 15 prs long stock- Reserve Grand Champion female. Jos. Cornwall,-was here to prepare plans for »nn„„l pinminn Uvtoh It Mrs Duncan McLennan *of Ridge- played a heady game at inside right. coping with the emergency. HllllUdl IIUWIIIIJ IT! if lull HI Dougald MacGilUvray was back to ings, 15 turtle neck sweaters, 15 prs. Vaillancourt, Glen Roy; W.M. Mor- wood, Lancaster, President of Glen- roa and Largest user of water is the C.NR.. Dorothy Dumbnlle’s Poems garry Red Cross, presided over an (Continued on page 4) mitts, 15 prs. plain heavy socks. ’ Sons, C. G. McKillican anal Williamstown, Thursday o Yarn may be obtained at the Red, Sons, and Lyman McKillican of Max- and it is probable the railway will executive meeting held Wednesday vlUe and Ge0 be rationed too. | The anual District Flowing Match Published lo Book Form afternoon in the local Headquarters. Cross Rooms Wednesday and Friday ; - A. MacRae, Lancaster, and Horse 110 wiu be an p.m. from 2.30 on. were other principal Holstein breed- Mr. P. A. Charlebois, Commission S ™ attraction] of "Alexandria’s eifted There was a large attendance of of- fitoupioiisliip Holstein ers winning prizes. nex g Work Room Committee, Rerretarv has annealed LO those with t Thursday, Oct. 2nd, on the farm f "L , ,,, fleers. In Ayrshire classes, John McLen- et Dorothy D Alexandria Unit. Îaky tai to have them rlpairel at Lionel Devaux, Williamstown. $300 ' P° ’ . “^ Mrs. J. T. Dr. HJL, Cheney, Sec., gave a resume man, Martintown, dominated the cnce^ Sng such letton water -in cash^ prizes and valuable trophies Smith, - receiving well earned recog- Show At Kemplville o nltlon wlth the publ shlng 4118 of the Street Fair held during August, championship divisions as well as wüv service will be cut off to those con- are to be competed for in ten classes ' ul ‘ Dr G. S. H. Barton, Deputy Mini-j Cruclble Press’ Toronto’ of a ^ of while J. T. Smith, BA., reported on his Arrangements are now complet.*-sot. flngus Gormiey ning first prize for graded herd and sumers. department, the Auction. W. W. Dean, for the Special Show to be held is junior herd. Harold Blaney, Maxville; ster, of Agriculture Ottawa will bp forther P°ems.five The little book containing In 1938 Alexandria’s supply of water Speaker at the banquet to be y- selected poems, will be de- Chairman of the Finance Committee, Kemptvilie, September 30, at 10 a.m. Chats With Premier King L. R. Clark, D. S. McIntosh and W- wasoe restricted totn the+>,0 samecomo extentevtonf buthnt: guest; speaKer ac tne Danquet to be Uvered about , Nov. 15th and will sell reported net proceeds of $1557.14. This will include the top animals at held that evening at Martintown. The Photonews section of the Mont- G. McNaughton, all of Martmtown, At & much later date. This year the at one dollar. It should prove an There was general discussion on nine Black and White Days in East- were other principal winners for Ayr- rationing went into effect on Sept. ideal Christmas gift. plans for 1942 and several worthwhile ern Ontario. The winners from the real Standard, Sunday, carried pict- ures of Prime Minister King inspect- shirés. 22nd, in 1938 similar action was not Glengarry Member liecovering Of added interest for Glengarrians suggestions made, Black and White Shows held in the A most sucessful dance in the Show o ing troops of the 1st Division In Eng- until Oct. 28th. , , „ , , , „ is the fact that Stuart McCormick, following counties are eUgible: aI1 H host of friends throughout the , _ land. Of special interest here, was ® evening, brought activl- The drought is being felt generally 1S j Alexandr a artlst has designed the Dundas, Renfrew, Leeds, Glengarry, ies to a cIose throughout Glengarry and swamp County and district will be pleased to ook. Recognizing the Rouses Change Rinds Stormont, Lanark, Frontenac Gren- one which showed him talking with f t cover of the b Sergt. Angus Gormiey, son of Mr. and, Members of the Fair Board are to fires in many sections of the county learn that our popular Member, Dr. excellence of his work, the Crucible Recent real estate deals in Alexan- ville, Carleton and Russell. initiativa are causing alarm. The Township of MacDiarmid of Maxvile, ' Press has exclusively adopted the Seven hundred dollars will be paid Mrs. T. J. Gormiey, Alexandria. The .he congratulated on their wmiam B dria include the purchase, by Mrs. smiles on both faces evidenced the|and enterprise in staging so enter- Lancaster is reported to have had j I sketches of Mr. McCormick for the outein prize money, on a basis similar .11 is now on the high road to recovery Catherine McKenzie, Greenfield, of fact they were both enjoying the chat talnlng an exhibition and they will men on duty, Tuesday, watching a cove’-s of their Carillon Chap-Books. the residence on Cenire St., occupied to all Black and White Days, with undoubtedly find their reward in still fire in the 9th concession. In the following an automobile accident equal prize money throughout the and his friends were glad to see that This book by Dorothy Dumbrille is by Mr. and Mrs. Leo St. John and Angus looks ‘in the pink.’ larger patronage in 1942. The offi- Skye area of Kenyon township a which occurred in Maxville some time ] actually a story of the" war, in verse, the property of Mr. Laurie St. John, classes. In addition to the regular o cers of this year’s fair, are bush fire this week theratened the ag0 while Dr, MacDiarmid is still as a poem has been written for each Maxville. Mrs. McKenzie will take classes, a County Herd class is being President, K. K. McLeod; 1st Tice- barn of Duncan J- MacLeod which is confined to his room he has shown | event of the last two years. Most of included in the prize list, composed of 1 over the house in October. Six Potatoes Weighing president, J. N. McKillican; 2nd vice- said to have caught fire several considerabIe progress since his return the verses have appeared in other Mr. Ben Levac, 5th Kenyon, has ■a Senior and a Junior BuU, two Sen- president, Harold Blaney; secretary- times. Fires are also reported in pure: ased a house on Dominion street ior females and two Junior females, Six Pounds On Display treasurer, E. S. Winter; auditors, R. from the hospital in Ottawa, last week1 lnoludlng the Mcyntr£fel Lochiel township, west of Brodie and Star and the Toronto Star. south from the estate of the late with not more than two animals the _ B north of Highway 34. Six pounds of pôtâtoes are on dis- - Buchan and J. W. Smillie; hon- As there will be only a limited Cnezime Lamarche. The house will I property of one exhibitor. play in the News Office window-just 1 rary presidents, Dr. W. B. MacDiar- You cannot afford to miss this number of copies, those wishing to be occupied by his son Mr. Hermas six potatoes. The big specimens are ; mid, M.P., E. A. MacGilUvray, MFF., Show. Organize a carload of interest- ■ have one of the books may order ear- ( Levac. from a hill of 16 large Warbas picked Dr. A. T. Morrow, James A. Cluff, A. ed Breeders in your district and plan ly, either from “The Crucible Press,” It is reported several other sales of on the farm of Angus R. McDoneU, L. Stewart, J. A. Dalrymple and A. V. Box, 224, Toronto, or from the au- houses are on the point of comple- to spend a profitable day with your 34-5th Lochiel, Rosamond. The largest- Langlton; honoraiY directors, ArcbfB thor. tion. “Holstein Friends.” measures 5x4 inches and the others McKinnon, Jas. Vallance, W. M. Mor- o row, P. A. Munroe and O. G. McKllU- A short story “It Isn't What You are almost as big. They were plant- ed on June 18th. can; board of directors, A. M. Fisher, Owing to rattling limbs, swollen the Interschoiastic meet in Vankleek Have” will appear in an early issue Rets $414.211 Frou 175 Hens Bailies Wanted At Locirei In a season when most . potato L. J. McNaughton, Howard Ken- muscles and tired brains from field Hill. of “The Canadian Countryman” It is Dorothy Dumbrille’s second story, Toxoid Cihics yields have been disappointing, Mr. nedy; W. R. McEwen and R. MacKay, day practice, our gossip is limited this Last week a large number of pupils In Rine Months’ Period her first one having been published McDonell seems to have found the Maxville; W. K. McLeod and James week. Our local field day was on Fri- enjoyed an outing at the Williams- Diphtheria toxoid clinics are being last April in the Montreal Standard. An income of well over $2.00 per secret for success in potato culture. McCrimmon, Dunvegan; Alex. Camp- day last and' we are still not over the town Fair. Our school contributed bird during the past nine mbnths, is held in Lochiel Township on Septem- bell, DominionvUle; and Alex. A. Fra- effects. Gabriel Poirier, winning the some fine exhibits from our garden, the notable achievement of Mr. Leo ber 29 and 30 and October 1st. At ser, Apple HU1. senior boys’ cup with 30 points, Athol Our highest potato yield was 572 bu. Forty Hours’ Devotion Oueiette, 29-2nd Lochiel. Mr. Ouelette these clinics,* Toxoid” that wonder- The complete list of prise winners Johnston, champion of the intermedi- to the acre this year. A detailed report has 175 hens and during the period ful discovery which protects children Ml Fialii Secretary will be found on page 6. ate boys with 20 points, Jack Mac- of the potato crop will be in at a later Priests from the neighboring parishes January to September 15th The Glen- from ever taking diphtheria, will be ■Callum Junior boys’ champion with date. I bet we’ve got all you farmers will assist local, clergy during Forty garry Egg Grading Station paid him given to any child over six months • Active In Dlslricl a L. T. L. is carried on. She also ad- 22 points; Olive Gelineau who won beaten, haven’t we? Hours’ Devotions to be held in St. $414.26 for eggs sold through them. whose parent is willing he should dressed the High School pupils in the the senior girls’ cup with 11 points, Our Comfort Club is taking up arms1 B^nnan ?s Cathedral, Sunday, Monday The figures are Mr. Ouelette’s and have it. The visit of Miss Rosamond Duff assembly haU, and organized a Youth [ and Tuesday. of Toronto, who is Ontario Field Se- Tempérance Cuncil, the following and Louise Macdonald winner of the again with new officers as follows:- Mr. E. J. Dever tells us he found Six children in the United Counties cretary of >he W.C.T.U., was most officers being appointed:- Advisory junior girls’ cup with 14 points should President—Ruth Fraser, Secretary— them hard to believe in view of the of Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry 1 be exceptionally .weary. They certainly Donald Macleod. treasurer—Jean MC- French Play Staged fact most of the eggs were sold during have suffered from diphtheria ‘so far helpful, her travels in the United president, Mr Dudley A. Bristow, B.A. deserve a big hand and we’ll all be Miilan, Convener of Entertainment months when the price was lowest. this year. Five of these were under Counties covering the period from'local High School teacher; president right there In thq, front line rooting Committee—Isobel Dolan, Convener - Montreal Radio Artists staged a The answer cannot be found in com sechqol. age. None had ever had toxoid. September 2nd to the 15th. Mary McMaster, and secretary-tïea- for them in Vankleek HUl.on “Octo- of Advertising Committee —Marion four-act play, “Sous La Botte Nazie,” mereial feeds as Mr. ouelette uses Any: parent ,who wishes to take his While guest of the Maxviile Union, surer, Mamie Munro. We welcome this ber 3rd.” j Dewar. in Sacred Heart Hall, Monday even his own grains and alfalfa, buying child to one of these clinics, which she spoke at three missionary meetings ] new organization, Oon Monday there was a meeting of With these people officiating I’m, ing. The acting was of a high calibre only some meat meal, cod liver oil will be held in each school, may visited five rural schools and spokewhile in Cornwall she addressed beth girls’ and boys’ athletic socle- sure we can keep up with the good and deserving of a much largeraudi- and tobacco dust. The hens are” white learn the.day and hour of the clinic to the two junior and two senior de- j the Entrance classes in ttte Public iies to decide who should compete in work of last year. ence than was present. Leghorns. from the local school teacher. partments of the PubUc School where ! (Coatiuued on The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, September 26, 1941 Page 2,
ection, mowing forwaifd inexorably with each one, inquiring where he Uke a growing aavaianche. Fololowing came from how long since he had Shower Recommended by In Britain, W.A.A.F.’s Guard Balloons i the last great pronouncement of the enlisted, where he had served, flying Doctors for Res* Cur Thé Ottawa Spotlight I President, the American Navy is now time, etc. Luncheon was then served i You may not be able to tai : I convoying merchant ships in the West in the dining roonr and the King’s ! vacation'at the lakeshore every do BY M. McDOUGALL ; Atlantic. The voice of the American Health was,, drunk.. During luncheon l but theie’s one place where- ,, , : j Legion has been heard in favor of the music was provided by an orchestra take a dally vacation f:o:r. tr.t ’ <, j repeal of the Neutrality Act but it is composed of Airmen from No. 8 S.P. and .that's under the shown -u OTTAWA, Sept 23.—The anxious to the world: “If human freedom for the American people whatever our T. S. and No. 5 Equipment Depot un- gests the Canadian . Inst. thoughts of the people of the Domin- is to survive, all free men regardless hopes and desires may be to lay their der the direction of Sgt- Major Camp- 1 Plumbing and Heating, rovom-.o-.r of national frontiers, must work to- course in this time of world crisis. bell. I ing the use of-showers as: a ti-h, ion capital are centred these day on I ’rom heat and lassitude i ether ipr its preservation. Nothing We can only hope for the best. the profound and as yet unanswered In spite of the inclement weather I Moreover, it’s a grand place : question: Are the peoples or the free less than one vast brotherhood of The Prime Minister told of Britain’s his Royal Highness chose to walk to hake a rest cure. Doctors re. on stations of the world hemming finally lieedom wi.l suif.ce to preserve the appreciation for Canada’s aid but he the Ground Instruction School. There mend its cool pelting s.p ay as r and genuinely conscious of the im- v.crld’s freedom’’. The Prussian dra- also said that “We in Canada can the Sergeant Pilot Instructors were or relaxing taut nerves, inrieos.t minence and gravity of the danger gon, ha said, can be slain make no more effective appeal to free presented. Once again His Royal ’lie biood circulation and stimulate that threatens them? Is the truth only by fgighting men. “Un- men througthout the world than the Highness took a personal interest in the skin. really sinking home? Is complacency ion merely in purpose and aim appeal of our example, as a people still each one and asked a number of ques- Fonce de Leon, the old Span s Which is one of Hitler’s most poserful will not be sufficient. The world’s free removed from the heart of the strug- tions. He also visited the class rooms adventurer, would prui.aoiy ha forces must act increasingly as one, gle yet putting forth our utmost effort.’ considered the modern sh,'wet ; allies, still curled up comfortably at and chatted briefly with student pilots the answer to his, search to: n the hearths , of many homes both here in every aspect of the common cause, Whatever we have done and no one from Australia, Canada and the Unit- ‘fountain’,' to bring hark lest a' and eleswhere in this hemisphere? In f humanity is to be saved a long and will deny that Canada’s effort merits ed States. for that is just what a shovel his speech at Ottawa last Wednesday, bitter agony. ' ’ I tis a plain, heartfelt, its need of praise, nothing suffices A brief visit was also made to No. a fonnta’n -and a veiyatiie one Which as an “memorable and momen- urgent appeal to all freemen in their short of the utmost within our power. 5 Hangar where the Maintenance per- Modern s:!to\verl,er.ds nvr a ' j ;-r tous’’ as the one delivered at the most crit'cal hour. | All the speeches during Reconsecration sonnel were at their usual duties' table sprays which can. alter the ”e of water from a sharp sting.:,g s; : Mansion House during his visit to Bri- In Can: da we are becoming daily i tion Week, urged expansion in reeruit- checking over and repairing the air- j more, conscious of the onward march j ing for the armed forces. It is craft. Had time permitted, visits, no! h> a soft sluicing stream, winic* tin tain Prime Minister Mackenzie King 'entperature of the watoi can - Uttered the grave and frank warning of the great nation to the South, gra- ! thought possible that the number doubt, would have been made to many varied from a soothing relax .n. to this country, to this continent and dually gathering momentum and dir- ultimately aimed at will be a million, other sections. The schedule time of warmth to the invigorating coldr.cs': suggested in one of the broadcasts as departure having arived, the Royal >f a mountain stream. within the potentialities of Canadian Party emplaned, the Duke’s Standard Waterproof shower curtains, ot manpower. It is at least a goal to was lowered, and the planes took off colored glass enclosures, dev'ces —poi 3 stf:« ivy jeliiot* ieln think of. Events in Russia the con- at 1530 hours. which soften the water, and safet> stant menace of the Battle of the At- Although there was little of the fuss bars that prevent slipping, ar> lantic; and the apepals during the among the other attractive features you entertain and ceremony usually associated with of the modern showerbath, mosth past week, have undoubtedly stirred, Royal visits, careful preparation had available for the bathroom in thr the people of this country to renéwed, been made for the safety and comfort new or the old home. fforts. of our distinguished guests. Much cre- While built-in shower equipment !.- When parliament meets on Novem-j dit is due to our-Commanding Officer a recognized essential in modère ber 3rd not only the Prime Minister and the Adjutant for the way in home construction, the fact that a but the leader of the opposition, R. B. which the arrangements were plan- shower may be easily and quickly Hanson and some of his followers who ned and carried out. installed in an existing bathroom have also been on a visit to Britain The visit will long be remembered without marring the walls, makes One of the very out-of-the-way jobs now being done, by the W.A.A.F. it one of the simplest and most popu- will be able to give the House and the by the personnel of the Station. As of Britain is guarding balloons, a heavy job since the balloon ropes have' lar steps in modernizing an old mtled smoothly and evenly to give perfect anchorage. country the benefit of the knowledge we watched His Royal Highness tak- home, says the institute. Easy of the war situation gained at first ( ing such a keen interest in those financing terms are still available hand. This knowledge will help them | whom he met, we could not but ad- from any branch bank or authorized to assist and direct parliament in mire his devotion to duty and, as his lending institution, under the Home ways to aid Britain and the common plane took off into a gale which had limprovement plan. cause in the most effective way. - j grounded our own aircraft, we could SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GLENGARRY NEWS The 'Strikes at St. Catherines, On-1 not but think of his readiness to share tario and in Cape Breton have been to the dangers to which his fellow ‘Shoot First” Says President to U.S. Navy disturbing to the public. Any strike in ' airmen are often exposed. indusaries vital to the war effort' brings anxiety, but these strikes have been particularly baffling to the pub Alexandria Cheese Board lie mind. The one at St. Catherines carton cuts at the root of the governments Alexandria, Ont. Sept. 18th, 1941 labour policy. Hope is expressed that Factory White the new Order-in-Council which de- King’s Road 64 Clares illegal any strike -which has not Burn Brae 77 been approved by a majority of the Brookdale 31 Couldn’t Do Without Them employees affected by it, will pre- St. Raphaels 46 vent any “stampeding” of men into Glengarry ...... 61 lockouts and shutdowns in war indus- Avondale 65 try. The order embodies the demo- Avonmore 37 cratic principle that the will of ma- Domie 46 jorities will govern, votes on threaten- Edgar 34 ed strikes will be governed by régula- Borne 31 tions imposed by the minister of la- Greenfield Union “ 33 hour. A heavy penalty is provided Glen Roy 58 for anyone striking illegally or for in- Aberdeen 25 citing anyone to join an illegal strike. Phie Hill 53 the order affects only future strikes Dunvegan 71 and has no immediate application to Lily White .’ 44 the labour troubles in the machine Fairvlew 50 tool industry at St. Catherines or the ptoe Grove 20 coal mine dispute in Cape Breton. j J- G- No. 3 35 At this time Canada is awaiting the. Chief 35 Visit of a Soviet trade mission which McLachlan 51 has been. In the United States. The <^len Sqndfield 45 mission will discuss the purchase of Nmds 38 supplies for the Soviet armies, now in1 McGillivray 43 broadcast to the world irom me ier wnai 11 lattes, IIQ marier wnai the throes of their deadly struggle ^ye 49 Wearing a black armband and Green black tie in mourning for his White House in Washington. War- R costs,” he said, the guns of the against the Nazi forces. Canadian Valley 58 ships of Germany or Italy which U.S. navy would keep the Rome- mother. President Roosevelt had factories are already at work "on arms ■. 48 enter the waters vital to U.S. de- Betlin “pirates” and “rattlesnakes” r.r smile as he addressed a stern for the Russians, hut there will be ^aggan 76 fence will do so henceforth “at their fr^& closing the world’s free sea own peril,” he declared. “No met- lane?. an increasing demand for supplies Genera* Roberts 40 yarning to the Axis powers In a for Russia from all free coun- Riverside 19 tries. These demands will have to'be Norman 75 filled, even though it means an addl- Quigley’s .. .. 79 M “Girls .inefficient at servicing cars? Nonsense!” That’s the reaction of Brid e End 54 tidnal strain on Canada’s war pro- f IUJA ;T the management of a large downtown Toronto garage to reports from Baltics Saji. Lake City, Utah, that. service station operators are forced to close duction, and increases the problem of- 36 v'Uiq ' early because of lack of male help. Operators there contend women em- industry, coming next year to a new G!en B°bertson 42 ployees can sell gasoline readily enough, but just can’t handle the more peak of produettion, requiring an in- Curry Hill 112 intricate tasks of changing tires, greasing and repairs. “Wê’ve got four crease of perhaps 40 p.c. in working ^orto Lancaster 28 girls washing cars and a fifth in the stockroom who drives a truck for Sandrin us also,” S. Warrington of the Toronto firm said today. “We couldn’t get’ personnel, and at at the same time gham 73 albiig without them; we’d have had to close down If they hadn’t come working out a “balanced” system! McC^immon “. 51 to work for us, since there’s a shortage of men for such jobs,” with the armed forces. It is this Fisk,s 50 ‘ ‘balance” which presents a great pro- ] Bale 84 Mem in the war effort. It means not1 Gore 50 Democracy’s Two Top Generale Meet alone increasing the training of new'BaImoral 45 You’ve got to keep your Name Alive, employees in technical schools and inlünion 40' 1 Heath industry which has already reached a erMoom 21 gratifying scale but also getting as'SlIver Llly 35 It never hurts to Advertise. men and by men unsuited for armed ' Graham Creamery ... 27 much work as possible done by wo-1 J^'B' Bo- • • 36 forces so that as many as possible Beaver Creek 30 •• •• i- /' M , *• may be released to join the ranks of Golden Tip sg the army navy and air force. Royal 61 Your Weekly Announcement. 2500 Wriles Of Duke’s Visit All sold at 15 5-8c. per lb. (Continued from page 1) Highness, Wing Commander L. E. Wray, R.C.A.F., Plight Lieutenant P. J. Ferguson, R.A.F., Wing Commander Grooves, Mr. J. A. Lowther, and In- spector Evans, C.IX>. The Royal Party were met by the THE GLENGARRY NEWS Offrcial Party consisting of Air Com- modore Walsh, Air Officer Command- ing No! 3 Training Command, The Honourable W. G. Clark, Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick, the Hon- ourable J. B. McNair, Premier of Will Bring You Increased Business. New Brunswick, Whig Commander W. W. Brown, Commanding Officer No. 8 S.F.T.S., Wing- Commander Dickson, Commanding Officer No. 5 Equipment Depot, and Squadron Leader Nelson, R.C.AR. Recruiting Centre, Moncton, DRESSMAKING AND k Jt S meetin wi The Royal and Official Parties pro- MUSIC TEACHER Churchill Pre^ident n^, u * ‘h Prime Minister Winston ceeded at once on foot to the Officers’ Ladles’ and Men’s Tailoring, Fur ■f. kMD om’of thiduq warn fd ing secretary, Mrs. J. H. HamUton, Uiscellaneous Shower Wartime foods Maxville; recording secretary, Miss Christmas Parcels Tor Britain Mary L. Cummings, Winchester; A large number of friends and At the present time, Canadian treasurer. Miss Jean Wyatt, Winches- neighbors gathered at the home of \ housewives are asking themselves just ter; L.T.L. secretary, Mrs. F. G. Rad- face Seizure If Buies Erolen Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McMeekin, to do I what they should be doing about food. ford, Maxville; vice-presidents—Glen- honor to Miss Mary Bell Hay whose It is, the harvest season, the season of garry, Mrs. E. L. McNaughton; Stor- Ottawa, September 22.—Post Office cause there are many people who have marriage takes place shortlly. The plenty, and as she stocks her shelves mont, Mrs. G. H. Eastwood, Cornwall; officials said tonight that if Cana-1 no friends abroad to send then# rooms were prettily decorated in pink and cupboards shrè can’t help hut Dundas, Mrs. R. S. Peterson, Brins- dians wish their Christmas parcels for things, one official said. | and white streamers and white wed- I think of the housewife in England, ton. friends or relatiives in Britain to ar-l British regulations are strict—so ding bells. The bride-to-be was es- , and wonder just how her sister across Superintendents of departments — live safely and avoid confiscation un- ' strict that gift parcels must be en- corted to a bridal chair under a wed- j the seas can be helped. Evangelistic and C.S., Mrs. J. C. Mc- der United Kingdom regulations they^irely “unsolicited” and the slightest ding bell. The address was read by For this season, the Consumer Sec- Gillis, Lancaster; citizenship and must see that the parcels weigh not suspicion that they come in answer Jennie Jamieson, after which a Ship tion of the Marketing Service, Do- Can., Mrs. J. D. Stewart, Winchester; 1 more than five pounds ‘including pa-. to a request not only means they are O ’ Dreams with sail and anchors, and minion Department of Agriculture, has flower mission, Mrs. Wm. Flegg, per, string and stamps.” i confiscated but the recipients have with deck piled high with_gifts, was prepared the following points On Brinston; Little White Ribboners, “There may be some confusion still committed an offence against the piloted in by two small friends, Alice wartime foods, including buying hints Mrs. T. A. Hamilton, Brinston; Lord’s remaining in the minds of senders,” law. i McKelvy and Carol Hay. Over The and conservation. It is pointed out Day Observance, Mrs. J. J. Jackson, said one authority. “The point is youi “Canadians should be careful not Waves” was played and “When my that these food situations change fre- Inkerman; medal contest, Miss M. J. cannot send five pounds of food or to ask peapie in Britain what they Dream-boat Comes Home” was sung, quently, and that the announcement McLennan, Lancaster; non-alcoholic other gifts, but the entire pared must v/ant because unconsciously they are after which the bride to-be thanked of such changes should me looked for. fruit prod., Mrs. Fred McLeod, Bains- weigh not over five pounds. To be on placing their friends in the position all in an appropriate address. Rev. WAR-TIME FOODS I ville ; press, Mrs. George Earle, Win- the safe side it would be well to be a of breaking the law or being impolite Mr. McKelvy -acting as chairman call- CEREALS—Cereals are cheap and chester; publicity and social meetings. few ounces under.” by not replying,” it was said here. ed on Messrs. Donald McDonald and plentiful: bread, rolled wheat, rolled Mrs. Karl Helmer, Winchseter; scie» These regulations have been laid The British regulation reads: “It Lloyd McMillan who replied briefly oats, wheat germ, macaroni. Whole tific temperance in Day Schools, Mrs ] down by British authorities to con- is an offence to obtain or attempt and fittingly. Songs were sung by a grain cereals are best. W. J. Stewart, Winchester; soldiers] Yontmi serve shipping space as. well as pre- to obtain or to supply or attempt to choir of girls, Donald McGillivray and CHEESE — Britain needs , cheese. and sailors, Mrs. Ellis, Maxville ; tem-j vent unfairness, - supply any rationed food in excess of Mansel Hay. Violin selections by Mrs. Canadians, under the circumstances perance in Sunday Schools, Miss Mary “There have even been suggestions the ration. It is an offence therefore Walter McCuaig and James Jamieson, we can do without. 1 Gumming, Winchèster; traveller’s aid, in Britain that gift parcels be banned to send abroad for supplies.” j “For she’s a jolly good fellow,” and EGGS—Britain takes Canadian eggs Mrs. J. A- McDougaU, Lancaster; altogether for reasons of morale, be-f Postal officials said people may be- “God Save the King,” brought the in quantity, but there are still plenty World and Canadian Missionary work, ■ - ■ - _ — gin forwarding their Christmas Par- short program to a close. Under the for home consumption as well. Mrs. D. A. Fraser, Lancaster. I cels to Britain any time now and Chinese lanterns games were played. FATS—Lard is cheap and plentiful. S o . suggested that all should be on their Lunch was served and the evening Left-over drippings when clarified also! IncomeTax j way c-n November 15. If the parcels was brought to a close by singing, make excellent shortening. Hot Water, Pure Sue's on the Government Monthly Plan - are spread out over a period of six “Till we meet Again.” FRUIT—Use Canadian fruits. They For Cleaning Coffee Pc Packet of | weeks or so space all along the line THE ADDRESS add variety and health to meals. Use How shali a coffee-pot be v.ashec You- must start at once ! I may be saved—transportation, stor- — „ ^ all you can in season. Process them! - Glen Sandfield, Ont., cr cleansed? Even here experts d;f WILSONS age and shipping. i for wintér use. fer. But they agree that hot watet Next Tuesday will be the last opportunity to pay your | -Parcels seized upon their arrival in Sept. 11th, 1941, FRUIT JUICES—Tomato, rhubarb, * end pure suds should be - used, fo! 1941 Income Tax on the Government Monthly Plan. j Britain because of contravention of Dear Mary Beil:— cranberry, apple, and grape juices are lowed by a ciear hot rinse. af*er This gives you the privilege of paying in twelve monthly | regulations are given to the Ministry We, your friends and neighbours on Canadian grown. every use; that putting the clean installments without interest, instead of by tump sum ' \ WILL KILL MOPE FLIES THAN I of Food, when they contain such, or hearing of your intended marriage, MEAT—^Britain needs becon and pot “to sun" on porch or window in March, 1942. ^ SEVERAL DOLLARS WORTH/ automatically removes stale odors, k: 01'ANY OTHER FLY KILltR/j I distributed to charitable organizations have gathered here to-night to rejoice ham. Eat 50 per cent less and use Here is how to get the monthly payment privilege! that an occasional scouring with Divide the total of your 1940 Income Tax by twelve. ; and the Red Cross in the case of with you in your happiness and plans beef, lamb, veal, poultry,, liver and steel wool is good for the bot'.orr. :n j clothing. The clothing is distributed in for a nwe home and to extend to you fish. side of the pot; that a small sperm’ This is your first payment — and must be paid to the j the regular way through ration cou- our very best wishes for a long and MILK—Can be freely used. percolator brush is required to keep- Receiver General on or before September 30, 1941. all fly killers* , Pons. . j happy wedded-life, SUGAR—There is plenty of sugar tube and spout spic-and-span. You will then pay the same amount before the end of Clean, quick, sure, each month for the balance of 1941. When you have cheap. Ask your Drug- j In order to keep some fairness in While we regret your departure, it at present. Another point, almost forgotten, WHY e is that in the vacuum type coffee- estimated your 1941 income tax at the 1941 rate, you — gist, Grocer or General i kh situation the British regulations is a pleasure to know that you will VEGETABLES—Use Canadian pro- PAY say even in ducts in season. Store for winter use. maker, or wherever the.small filter- will deduct the four payments you will have already j Questions of unsoli- still be near enough to visit us occa- cloth or bag'is employed, this too THE WILSON FLY PAD I cited parcels, if the gifts come ‘ ‘ at sionally, and we will often think of Canned and dehydrated vegetables made, and pay the remainder in eight equal monthly MORE CO., HAMILTON, ONT. must be frequently washed and as installments, starting Januaiy, 1942. . frequent intervals they cannot be you. can be used in winter and are reason- frequently replaced with a now fresh permitted. ’ ’ ably priced. Pickles and relishes dress The Government offers the above plan as the most You will be greatly missed from our bag. One investigator reported that “In packing food it should be re- up simple meals. she found many vacuum coffee-mak- reasonable and convenient method of meeting income community os your cheerful person- membered too,” said an official here ers where the original filter-cloth tax obligations. Ask your local Income Tax Office for Fashions lity has won the hearts of all who BUYING HINTS £‘that no more than two pounds of Increase the purchasing power of had never been changed, even after Installment Income Tax Remittance Form — and any knew you. a No social gathering was Fur and fabric ensemble for Fait any food should be sent at a time. every dollar:— several years of use daily! further information you may require. complete without you. It was a plea- * * * Otherwise the parcel may be confis- 1. Use Canadian foods in season This widespread lack of cleanli- sure to meet you anywhere, or to visit ness in regard to the daily coffee-pot By GRACE THORNCLIFFE cated." when they are fresh and most reason' you in your home, where you were al- is the more surprising w'hen con-\ C. W. G. GIBSON, C.F.ELUOTT, THE TUNIC silhouette appears in o ably priced. everything and has now invaded ways a charming hostess, ready to trusted with the care of the skillet, Minister of Notional Revenue Commissioner of Income Ton 2. Buy in as large quanties a: the fur-trimmed cloth coat field. help with social, or church activities. the saucepot, or. any other kitchen can be stored. cooking device. Women scour aii In this model the tunic effect is double Hews 1 The Women’s Missionary Society, of cleverly used to simulate a suit. which u are a 3. Bulk foods are usually cheaper these things, but, alack, forget that Ocelet is employed for the pointed MP np fiin' y° “ember, will miss than packaged goods, but care ' in most-important item, the coffee-pot, collar, for the front panel and UtVC UD your earnest and conscientious assis- home storage is necessajy. on which so much of the pleasure in underskirt, simulated from the ' tance—but we know that our loss is meals depends. ADVERTISE IN THF GLENGARRY NEWS" tunic up. The sleeves have easy, Managers of hotels, clubs, apart- someone else,s gsln_ 4. Cheaper cuts of meat are as nu- loose armholes. ment houses, hospitals, institutuions , , tritious as steaks and chops; beef and and similar occupancies will be in- 1 e w® ^ou muc^ J°y> 88 a pork liver are good. Premier Operate* Camera-Gun at Oversea* Air Post terested in the decorative, as well as “"f tanglble e™ioi> of our S00d 5. Certain foods are cheaper at money saving possibilities suggested by *lshes-."e would ask you to accept times—fresh fruits ip summer, canned the double window shade idea. these gifts, as a slight token of the in winter. The price of eggs varies As recently reported, scientists et high eSteem ln Which S'00 are heId by with production. Armour Research Foundation have ^ °ld 6. Watch war-time markets! Do found that two cloth shades will pre- Signed not use those products Britain needs. vent about .54 per cent of the heat Your Brodie Friends, The situation changes. loss that, goes out the window. They -o- 7. Read market reports in local calculate, therefore, that by keeping' newspapers. two shades half-drawn over each- Suite Sy üil km 8. Watch for sales, but be sure windoow during daylight hours and you are getting good values. fully drawn druing the hours of dark- ‘. If the Minister of National Defence 9. Keep nutritional values in mind ness, about 10 per cent of the winter ^ ®dvi'I1S consideration to the provision in making your food purchases. fuel bill can be saved. , °‘ special badges or buttons to young 10. Buy by grade and buy the qual- This discovery is helpful to man- Canadians who have endeavored to tiy best suited to your needs. agements wishing to get away from e’nlist but; bave been rejected for medi- the standard color scheme for aall the cal reasons> the probability is that interior, without destroying the uni- something will be done, and done soon rlle need of som mi Field Secretary formity desired for the exterior of the ' ' e distinghish- building. Shade cloth of one color may bactge for these young men has be . used for all the window shades *ong been realized and has more than Active In district facing outside, while the shades fac- once urgeci uP°d the Government, i ing inside may be of different colors, men concerned are out of the (Continued from page 1 j ' conforming to the color schemes of fiShting services through no fault of School, and bn Saturday a picnic tea the respective rooms. their own. They have done their best was arranged at the Summer home I It is general practice to follow one and are ent>tled to a mark of some of Mrs G. Eastwood, where she ad- Î of four possibilities in selecting colors b''^d that will make this fact known dressed a number of ladies. The Bap- for the inner shades: they are blended to other people. Wiithout a badge or but tist Sunday School in the afternoon, with the walls, the woodwork, the glass ^on bere no way in which a man and Sunday evening, Miss Duff had ci.rt?ins or the draperies. . i wbo bas tried to enlist can be distin- charge of the pulpit in St. Paul’s' Church, and had a meeting afterwards . j during a visit to a fighter squadron i and British forces who have wr**t- | J-guished from others who have not and Hat tilted back for unobstructed. gomewjier, jn Britain. This was ed the offensive from the Luftwaffe with-the women of the congregation. j the injustice of this is so apparent as .vision, Prime Minister King tries one 0{ the prime minister’s Mnt- and materially reduced th* threat “Voice of Experience” j to require no emphasis. If the rejection Monday morning she became the Ills hand at operating a camera-gun | band inspections of domfmOB of invasion. j has been temporary. Colonel the Hon. guest of the Picnic Grove Union, and jJ. L. Ralston suggests that a badge visited rural schools, in the forenoon would provide “moral immunity” and afternoon. On Tuesday morning, which would be permanent, but this the Lancaster Public and Separate Canadian Brothers Proud of Potting Nazi “Egg-Layer” Schools were visited, and in the even- THAT'S WHERE difficulty can very easily be over- come - with a badge or button of a ing, a W. C. T. U. meeting was held I MAPE /jjy special design or color. at the home of the president, Mrs J. . MISTAKE ( y ^>çr|HAW0ff There is another aspect to this McGillis, at which Miss Duff was the question and one which the Minister guest speaker. might be glad to consider. If men who She then became the guest of the have endeavored to enlist and have Winchester Union, where she visited been unsuccsesful are provided with several day schools. She also address- buttons or badges signifying their ed the “Knit-a-bit” Club, and visited loyalty and their spirit of service, the the Winchester High School, where young, able-bodied and physically fit the Youth Temperance Council was young man in the next house or on re-organized, the officers being as the next street who has no badge or follows:—President, Patricia Cass; button will find himself in a somewhat vice president, Gerald McKendry; sé- uncomfortable position and it is not crétai?, Jean Stewart; treasurer, too much to suppose that the effect Betty Stewart; advisory committee, will be a very considerable increase in Mrs. McKendry, Mrs. Beach and Miss the number of applicants for enlist Stenhouse, ment, whether in the Army, the Air The Hallvilie Consolidated School Force or the Navy. In any event the was visited, and another Youth Tem- men who have demonstrated their perance Council was formed, as fol- courage and their patriotism are en- lows :^President,' Jean Clark; vice- titled to some official acknowledg- president, Georgina McDonald; se- ment, something that can be worn at cretary, Lois W. Kerr; treasurer, all times and will have its own specific Doris Shaver. More Day and Sunday significance. Misuse of one of these Schools were visited in Dundas Coun- buttons or badges would have to be ty, and this completed a very success- attended with fairly severe penalies, ful itinerary, from which we hone but that is a detail with which the much good will arise. Minister can be trusted to deal when The following is a list of the Coun- the time comes.—Selected. ty Officers of the W.C.T.U. for Stor- These boys are thé envy of the in contact with the Nazis hut the E. A. Underwood (LEFT) amTL.iH. members of this anti-aircraft sec- Underwood,unaerwooa, who- were landscape mont, Dundas and Glengarry:—Past resti. ofw AUthe nCanadian ,troops • in r>Brit-1 î memoers^ trainingoi mis inami-a Englandlivraic havesec- president, Mrs. (Dr.) McKendry,, Win- tipii in training in England have gardener and sawmill worker, raj TF?*’: •The Rochester ain. Through force of circumstances, ydnishot down a Nazi plane, and are spectively, In Victoria, B.C., betoM chester; County president, Mrs. Ro- spectively. In Subscribe for the Glengarry Near* most of the others haven‘t yet beeaj they happy! These two are brothers, they Joined the ' % bert MacKay, Maxville; correspond. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Onl., Friday, September 26, 1941 Page 4. ST. ANDREW’S WEST Rev I H Hamilton is to be guest j attended service here Sunday morn- ed Public School in Dunvegan, High ^ McCRIMMON speaker, 'and will deliver an address ling. j School in Maxville, he worked in A very happy evening was spent at;! Martin MacDonald of the R.C.A.F., S!en fetffifila Utiles’ M l COUNTY NEWS ORANGE SERVICE ! the Silk Mills, Coriwall for about six the home of Mr and Mi’s Archie J. on ‘ ‘ The Maritimes.’ ’ Members of the a special years and sold insurance for a few MacLeod of MacCrimmon on Monday Montreal, spent the week end ^ ith his jyLAXVILLE Dunvegan branch are to be guests of On Sunday afternoon Mr David MacDonald and the local institute. Current events wiU S orange Service was observed in the ! months before joining up for Active sept. 15th when their friends and father. 1 SALE OF WORK Mrs M_ B stewart, church here, a large number of Orange Service in the R.M.R. had a narrow escape from fire when AUCTION SALE the roof of his mill took fire but with COUNTYJEWS ready help available the fire was ex- Rev. N. J. anil Mrs. Hiomas The undersigned will offer for sale by Public Auction at APPLE HILL fcnguished before it got much head- DANCING way. Mark Weding Dale LOT 4-13th CON. INDIAN LANDS ! Think Before You Buy OP Sell —AT— Mrs. Fred Modler spent the week (1 mile northwest of Apple Hill) I end with friends in Montreal. GLEN ROBERTSON On Tuesday evening last, Rev. Nor- VVI;„NESÜAYj OCTOBER 1st, 1941 man J. Thomas and Mrs Thomas of , _ I Miss Dorothy Henry, of Princeton at one 0 cl0ck pm> sharp Mrs. D. J. MacDonald, left here Fri- Kirkhill United Church ware at home Green Valley Pavilion N. Y. who was spending the summer Farm Stock and Implements of Gor- Use Glengarry’s Accepted holidays at the home of Rev. P. J. day to spend a few weeks in Montreal to the congregation and other friends, don M.CIntosh who was recently bum_ Miss Margaret McCulloch had as a this being the occasion of their fit- e(j out. Lambert and Mrs Lambert, left on ; Want—Ad Medium TUESDAY Saturday for Ann Arbour Mich., Ü.S. guest last week Mrs Alex McKinnon teenth wedding anniversary. A beaut,- STEPHEN MCLAUGHLIN, Auct., GRATIFYING RESULTS where she will attend a school of of Glen Norman. fully decorated wedding cake centred Phone 81, Maxville. 1 ARE ASSURED September 30th nursing at the University of Michigan Alex St. Louis does not put off un- the diningroom table, while the spa- GORDON McINTOSH, Proprietor. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vaillancourt til to-morrow what he can buy to-day eious living room was decorated with as he now drives a new 1942 Dodge. Fall flowers in profusion. WILL GAYLORD AND HIS and daughter Irene spent a few days LOST Mr and Mrs F. A. Hambleton motor The guests were met at the door by SHERIFF’S SALE OF LANDS FOR SALE TEXAS RAMBLERS last week at the home of her parents strayed from premises about three ed to Cornwall Friday. Gwenaolyn Thomas while the register Under and by virtue of a Writ of 1930 Chevrolet Coach, In good con- Mr and Mrs Cyrille Dickson. ago, a Holstein heifer, coming pj p issued out of the Ninth Divi- dition—Four good tires. Apply to Mr C. J. McDougall, Cornwall spent was presided over by Mrs John F. Mac a Miss Cecil Quesnel, Lancaster, spent two years, more black than white. sion Court of the United Counties of JOHN D. MacMILLAN, Glen Sand- ^Friday night with Alex McDougall. Lend. After the serving of delicious a few days visiting friends here. ARCADE TROTTIER, 28-9th Lanças- Stormont, Dundas and GlengaTry field—Phone 1113 line 9 Locjtyiel. 39-lp Friday, October 3rd Mr Willie McLellan, VaUeyfield leireshments, Rev. and Mrs Thomas Mrs Joe Lefebvre, spent Tuesday ter, R.R. 2 Alexandria. 39-2p to me directed against the lands MICKEY WALL AND HIS ORCHES- spent a few hours here on Friday last were escorted into the living room by and in Montreal. \ and tenements of Alex. McKay in an HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE TRA OF MONTREAL Mr and Mrs S. M. Carscallen has Miss Nora Golden on Saturday took Mr D. M. MacGillivray representing IN MEMORIAM her departure for Montreal, where she the Session and Mr. James Grant re- action wherein D. J. Bathurst is Î Situate on Ottawa Street, Alexan- returned to Niagara Falls after spend- WEIR Tr£ asured memories d, ia Frame hous nronosesproposes remaining for some timetime, presentinge verting the Board of Managers"'H dear aunt, Miss' 'C. M. Weir °fwho a _ .„„„ McKay is defend-!_J good' -- garden lot. e,No barn reasonable on property offer ion-Miss Connie a few weeks holidays at their home plaintiffT and Alex gP0C arden She was accompanied to the city by There. Mrs. W. J. MacGillivray read passed away Sept. 27 1939 ant, I have seized and taken into exe-, * S tot. No reasonable offer here. little Miss Jane Murnane who visited a suitable address and Mrs. D. N. Mac- I cution and will offer for sale by pub- 1MU’fhaad-I Apply to MRS. A. W. Mc- Lane, Singer. Mr and Mrs Pascal Guindon spent Loved in life, in death remembered. Uc auctjon at the sheriff’s Office in LLAN, Kenyon Street East, Alex here for some weeks. 1 ,eod on behalf of the congregation Sunday in Vankleek Hill. Arnold, Grace and June. andria. His Excellency Bishop Brodeur, D.D. presented them with forty-eight the Court House in the Town of Corn- 37-4C Admission 50.Cents. Misses Mamie and Kathleen Gau wall, Ontario, on Tuesday, the 21st thier, Mrs George Patenaude and Mrs of Alexandria paid the parish his first ; h ces of Belgium crystal stemware in DIED HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE visit last week and on Friday morn- the Blendale pattern, Miss Jennie day of October, 1941, at the hour of D. Bonscour spent Monday in Corn- FITZGERALD—At Situate next to the Post Office at wall. ng a h0 e 8th Greenfield, Ont. Near schools and 8th Annual 'inearly-,. ““!î100 children. His“"I Lordship™ de-„î° or Alexandria friends. The committee 0th,“ ' 1941, Mrs. MichaelSaturday Fitzgerald, ^"sept “ ^tte^t equity ' of Mr Joe Davidson, Montreal spent 2 Church. Good garden lot. Apply to livered a sermon in English and in charge of arrangements was under Alexandria The funeral to St' redemption of the above named de- the week end with Mr and Mrs Cyrille of DUNCAN A. MCDONALD, Box 142, French and after confirmation met the capable direction of Mrs. Colin pinnan’^ rathaidra] nnH fendant in, to, and out of the follow- Dickson. cemetery, ing described lands and tenements: Centre St., Alexandria. 39-lp. Dance Miss Jessie McCallum, Glen Nevis people of the parish. Rev. J. A. Wylie Campbell. I was heîd on Monday morning, 22nd The south part of lot 20 in the J. McPhail, A. L. Cameron, L. B. La- Pouring tea during the evening at jns(; spent the week end at her home here seventh concession of the Township FARM FOR SALE —of the— fontaine and C. McRae, P.P. were the prettily appointed dining table _____ One hundred acres, 90 acres clay, GLEN SANDFIELD among those who assisted the Bishop were Mrs. E. McMaster, Mrs. D. J. Me- DRESSMAKING AND of Lancaster, lying south of the River balance high land, situated on lot Mr Gilbert Seguin was in Cornwall Crimmon, Mrs. Dr. Munro, Mrs. D. M. MUSIC TEACHER Beaudette, containing 65 acres more 20-7th con. township of lochiel, Alexandria District Ciieesemakers’ 1 or less. Mr R. D. Fraser ~ left on Sunday last week to see his brother, Mr Paul MacGillivray and Mrs E. L. D. Mae- Ladles’ and Men’s Tailoring, Fm known as the Katie MoCuaig property evening for VaUeyfield, Que where he 1 Dated at Cornwall, Ont., July 11, i Seguin of Glen Gordon, Wiho is a Millân. Assisting them were, Mrs. Repairing, Alterations—also Teacher —Good frame house, small barn, purposes remaining for some time. 1941. ' patient in the hospital. Fraser, Mrs. J. Grant, Mrs. Clifford 0f Violin, Piano, Hawaian and Spanish ample water supply—65 acres under Mr. D. H, McKnzle spent the week , Some bush owners in this vicinity Campbell, Mrs. Donald N. MacLeod, Guitar. AGNES VALADE, Alexan- F. STTDWELL, cultivation, about 8 acres under bush, Friday, Sept. 26 end at his home here. ' now realize that fire is a good servant Mrs. Alex. MeCuaig, Miss Christine dria. 23-tI 39-4c. Deputy Sheriff. balance pasture land. Side road along- —AT— Mrs John McLatchie is spending a but a bad master as they have been McSweyn and Miss Betty MacCaskill. i side of farm and county road at end, few days with Ottawa friends. on the jump the past days trying to Also assisting were, Mrs. F. N. Me- WELL DRILLING AUCTION SALE convenient to school, 3 miles west ol Mr and Mrs John Fraser have the save their maples. , Crimmon, Mrs. D. W. MacLeod, llliss Winter or summer well drilling ano The undersigned will offer for sale by Dalkeith. Offers will be received up sympathy of the community in the Grevn Valley Pavilion R. Hanley, lately of the Bank ol Margaret MoCuaig, Mrs. Lome Mae- movlng of buildings at lowest possible Public Auction at till Sept. 30th. 1940 and further parti- passing away of the latter’s father,Mr Nova Scotia, Maniwaki, but now trans- Donald, Mrs. Kenneth MlacCaskill, p i CHARLEBOIS of Guay r ces by WEST HALF OF LOT 36-9 LOCHIEL culars given by applying to J. W. —MUSIC BY— Peter McDougall in a Montreal hospi- ferred to Brigden, Ont. was home for Mrs Rod. MacLeod, Mrs. D. W. Mac- e andria. Those having trou- TowIli A1 X (Half mile east of McCrimmon’s Crs.) MacLeod, Executor MeCuaig Estate, tal on Tuesday. the week end. Pherson, Mrs. W. J. MacKinnon, Mrs. ble wlth pumps or wells apply ^ ON TUESDAY, SEPT. 30th, 1941 R. R. 2 Dalktith, Ont. 38-2o Mr Armstrong McCrimmon, Mrs. Mr and Mrs A J. St. Louis and Campbell MacLeod, Mrs. John R. Mac Happy Homesteaders Dt Ottawa son or by letter and you will receive at 12.30 p.m. Clarence .Cattanach, Williamstown, daughter Marcelle motored to Curran Neil, and Mrs. D. J. MacGillivray. I MODERN AND OLD TIME DANCING full particulars «etr The following Farm Stock. Imple- EXECUTORS SALE OF FARM paid the Glen a short visit Tuesday on Sunday. | Music for the evening was supplied ments and Household Furniture:— AND BUSH afternoon. Mrs Myles, Messrs J. N. McPhee, by Mrs. W. R. MacLeod and Mrs. MARRIED ■ Ten Grade Ayrshire milch cows, 3 Offers will be received by the un- Admission, 35c. each Mr Paiment our genial miir man W. T. Robinson A. Carruthers and Donald MacLennan. n MacMILLAN—MacDONALD ° Grade heifers, 3 spring calves, bay dersigned for the sale of the farm of J. A. MeCuaig, Misses Mary McGillis THE ADDRESS September 20th, 1941 at Glen An- Lorse, 10 years, weight 1300 lbs.; bay Grace and Sadie Robinson, Montreal Rev. N. J. and Mrs. Thomas, the late Dr. W. C. Cattanach, In the drew, Ont., by Rev. C. J. Beckley, h.0rse, 7 years old, weaight HOC lbs.; Second Concession of the Township weekended in the Glen. | Kirk Hill Manse. Bertha May, eldest daughter of Mr. 9 pigs, five months old; Deering bin- On Tuesday evening many from here Dear Friends: of Lochiel about three miles east of and Mrs. Archibald D. MacDonald to ^er> g cu^. prost & Wood mower, Glen Robertson, Ontario. were at Green Valley Pavililon attend We, members of your congregation, Donald Ewen MacMillan son of the 6 foot Cut; Frost & Wood rake, Frost ln Offers may be made for the farm | S the wedding reception for Mr and friends, and neighbors, have assem- late Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. MacMil- & Wood h.ay loader Deering disc drill and bush together or separately. Simon’s General Store ■ Mrs R. Menard who were married bled here this evening to call to re- ]an 0f Lochiel, Ont. seeder, broadcast seeder, dise, smooth- here last week. . membrance and to celebrate the fif- HAROLD FARLINGER, $ ing harrows, land roller, waggon and Executor of Estate of Dr. Cattanach, Mr and Mrs Roland Menard, ac- teenth anniversary of your wedding. | WOODHOUSE FURNITURE 1 hay rack, stone boat, piow, cultivator, c-o Messrs. Brennan & McDougall, t companied by Mr. and Brs. P. Emile ...We are indeed\ pleased to have this chesterfield sets. Studio couches. cutter,Bed cu rubbertter, rubber tired tiredbuggy, fanning 113A Pitt St., Cornwall, Ont. 38-2c Will be closed Lamarche, retruned from their wed- opportunity, not alone to commemor- room ^ Dining Room Seta, Elec- mjn; double bobsleighs, manure sleigh, ding tour to Quebec points on Satur- ate but to congratulate, , . you, and to . trical Appliances,-- Stoves,. etc. 34 sleigh platform, pig box, scraper, iron HOUSE TO RENT ' day., afternoon. f convey to y°u our best wishes. months to pay, no interest, no service pots, set double harness, set single On Lot 16-2nd Kenyon, comfortable Wednesday, Oct* 1st It would be ijnpardonable on our patr charge. Don’t delay, for further In- harness, 15 tom hay, about ten tom frame house, with good garden. For DALKEITH r.o o ac now e ge on iis appy oc formation write to BOX 157. Alexan- straw, 3 chicken coops, double driv- further particulars apply to CONRAD casion the hospitality that has always dria_ ^ cattie trough, quantity of LEBLANC, 17—2nd Kenyon, R. R. 3, I on account of Jewish Holy Day J. W. A. SMITH been found withm the Marne since \ L , _ _ , _ . ... , ... . lumber, DeLaval cream Separator, 750 Alexandria, 38-2p. After an illness of some two weeks your coming here two years ago. A tend their sympathy to Miss Jennie lbs . 30 gaj mi]k can : eight »al duration during which his many warm welcome always awaits every praser, who has been a generous ion cream can 1 five gal ’ cream can AUCTION SALE friends were hopeful of his again as- one by you and your dear family. | patron of the society, on the loss of daisy churn g’mn11 churn milk palls' At Lot 26-3rd Con. Lancaster, on suming his place as postmaster and ln Church circles and community her barn, one of the finest in Eastern buffai0 robe grindstotne whiffle ’ Thursday, October 9th. Farm Stock, popular townsman in Dalkeith John affairs you have always been most Ontario. ! trees, shovels,’ crowbars, forks, neck implements, etc. Henry Major, Auct.; Simon’s General Store William Angus, eldest son of the late willing to assist. In times of sorrow . „ Mrs. Mary L. Young, Proprietress. . . . , .. „ , o; , Mr and Mrs Smgmaster, who spent yorkes, 2 beds, bureau, washstand, 2 JohnT Smith and Margaret Jamiesn,T and in times of Joy you have shown ... , . . , . . . ,, , , . , 1 ... thelr holidays with the latter’s parents kitchen tables, sideboard, cupboard, closed his earthly career in his 59th us that you ever have our interests BORN Alexandria, Ont. , , ... , v. , Mr- and Mrs. J.T Sullivan, left on Thurs Singer sewing machine, small cook- year and departed fom the circle here, at heart. Furthermore, your joovial . , . , . MCDONALD—At Trail, B.C., on Au-* L _ . , . T, J, .. ... , . day for ther home in Gettysburg, Fa. stove, box stove, Willis and gust 28th, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. N.B.— We would ask our customers to come in early on Born September 21, 1882, at Brodie he disposition have won the hearts of Miss Simone Marineau, Montreal left many- other articles too numerous to enjoyed a wide acquaintance through all who know you. McDonald, 2072 Daniel St., formerly September, 30th as our store will close at 4 30 p.m. ^, .. , , , ^ , , on Saturday, after spending a few days mention, this section of Ontario as evidenced We, who are here to-night and in of Glen Roy, a son—Angus Allan. that afternoon. in the gathering at the time of the the name of those not able to be pre- 1 , i A11 strangers from a distance will am y WARNING funeral. ’sent, unite in congratulating you and ‘ | furnish bank references. 1 am Informed that certain parties Mr Smith had served as Dalkeith we hope and pray that God in His' Pte- Joh,n Jodoin> Ottawa, week^ TERMS:—$10.00 and under, cash; credit have mailed letters, without my know- postmaster for 37 years and he recel- Divine Providence will grant you and ended here the guest of his aunt, Mrs. over that amount 10 months ’ ledge and consent, purporting to come ved in 1935, the Jubilee Medal award- your family, health and iriSny happy Wm Jodoin. ' I on furnlshing approved joint notes. 5% off for cash. from me as solicitor. I wish to inform ed by the King to all who had been years to come. Dr. Wm. Clifford Clark, Dep. Min- the recipients that such letters are not in continuous service and efficient Kindly accept this gift, dear friends, | WILFRID MARCOUX, Austioneer, ister of Finance, Ottawa, called on authentic unless written on my per- postmasters since January 1st., 1905. as an expression of our very best Alexandria, Phone 105-r-12. Aere JOHN GRANT, Proprietor. sonal letter head; they are the crea- In 1907 he married Catherine Mac- wishes. May it always be a reminder tost week. tion of Irresponsible parties. Water Shortage Lennan of Dalkeith, who survivies. 1 of this pleasant evening together. A. C. Eric Urquhart, Camp Borden,1 Notice is hereby given that a con- His passing will creaae a vacancy THE CONGREGATION, [rent part of last week at his home AUCTION SALE tinuance or repetition of such misre- hard to fill, for his sympathetic un- Kirk Hill United Church. h„— presentations shall lead to prosecu- demanding, helpfulness and advice - o I ' • Tlle undersigned will offer for sale Owing to the prolonged dry spell during the Th tion. were a part of the community. WILLIAMSTOWN f ft Allowing soldiers week ended by Public Auction at LEOPOLD LALONDE, At the memorial service and inter- ■ at thelr homes here’ A' C- Davld La'’ GBEEN VALLEY summer months and the fact that the railroad is Mrs Burgess spent a week recently roeque, Guelph, A. S. Mariwood Grant, ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1941 St. Lawrence Sanatorium, ment in Kirk Hill United Church and 37-lc. Cornwall, Ontario. taking about twice their normal supply of water, Cemetery, the Rev. N. J. Thqmas, with Mr and Mrs Grant Gordon, at Montreal, Pte. John Urquhart, Three at one o’clock p.m. sharp. the Town’s water reserve has become greatly re- pastor, choosing Psalm 34, “I sought Glen Brook. j Rivers; A. S. Raymond Daoust, Mont-j The following Farm Stock, Imple- Claire Carey, left last week to con- real; Pte. Martin MacDonell, Brock- ments, etc.—Ten heifers, coming 3 WARNING the Lord and he heard me, and de- GROWERS OF CORN duced. tinue his studies at Bourget College ville, and A. C.Moriston Grant, Guelph years, 1 black mare, weight 1200 lbs., livered me from all my fears’ (verse 4) All growers of corn are hereby noti- Quebec. Before leaving he, Was ac- A. C. Armstrong MacCrimmon and 8 years old; red mare, weight 1200; In order to avoid a serious shortage later our spoke of the departed friend’s life fied that still greater precautions 'Will and "work"'!" record of "useful Christîan comPaIüed by Mr and ^ °’shea A. C. William Ruxton, Kingston, are set double harness, new ; waggon, disc. have to be taken to eradicate the and their guest, Mrs Kathyrn E. Carle spendng their furlough at their homes hay mower, scuffler, walking plow, citizens are requested to reduce their water con- practise, and noted the departed’s corn borer pest, otherwise next year . , J ...... — . . of St. Louis, Mo; motored to Rigaud here, sumption as much as possible. desire for higher things. The church ■ . ’ , i buggy, single harness, pig crate, 10 the Act will have to be rigidly enfor- choir led in praise, using three Psalm and Montreal to spend the day. | Mjss Bertha McKenzie, Montreal, tons pressed hay, 15 tons pressed ced. The officers of the Williamstown ek ended with Mr and Mrs D. A straw, 400 bushels oats, 100 bushels WARNING 1—Do not leave taps open when wa- selections from Psalms 23 and 121, we The enforcement of the Act Is ex- ter is turned off. The water may be turned on favourites with many and Rev. R. H. unit of the Red Cross society ex- MacRae and family. oats and buckwheat, circular saw, 2 pensive and will have to be paid by McKelvy, of the Reformed Presbyter- — | Mr and Mrs Angus MacDonell and two-wheel trailers, 1931 Ford half ton the taxpayer. The Committee of unexpectedly and cause considerable damage to Private Peter McDonald of the Lttle daughter of W:ndsor are visit- truck and many other articles too r ian church and Mr Stephen Lookman Council in charge of this matter re- your premises. . * !, g of St. Columba Presbyterian Church Ordnance Corps, Cornwall was at his jng the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs uumerous to mention, commend that the following methods 11 case participated in the devotional exer- home here for the week end. I j JJ. MacDonell. I I unfavorable weather the be carried out now. BOIL WATER BEFORE DRINKING. 8316 wlU take place Under C0Ver rises. ' Mr. Howard McKinnon left the latter Mf and ^ Denis Rozon, enter- ’ (1) Double disc all corn stubble as 1 Many beautiful flowers were receiv- part of last wëfck for Toronto. Herioin tained their four sons on Sunday, TERMS CASH. soon as corn is cut, then plow down The use of water for washing cars, trucks, td or WILFRID MARCOUX, Auctioneer, ed "from sorrowing friends to cover ^ active service with the R.C.A.F. William Rozon who was accmpanied the stubble making sure all stubble is Mr and 8 w B Alexandria, Phone 105-r-12. watering lawns, etc. is forbidden. the casket. | M* - - Lauzon visited by Mrs Rozon and daughter, Jofrce well buried, or £rle Besides Mrs Smith, a, brother, Wal- nds at the St. Lawrence Sanat- Corwnall; Leon Rozon, who was ac- LEO LAJOIE, Proprietor. (2) Plow out all corn rows and There is however an ample supply for fire ter of Glen Sandfield remains to fcorium on Sunday last. companied by Mrs Rozon, Montreal;, when dry harrow same, plow under mourn the loss. | Mr James A. McDonald and mem-—- pte Rene R()zonj Camp Borden and using a skimmer, or protection and means are being taken to augment bers o£the The pallbearers were Dr. A. T. Mun- family, attended the con- paul of VaUeyfield. i RADIO (3) Use any method which will en- the present supply. roe, Messers D. J. McIntosh, w. J. fmation ceremonies in Greenfield on ^ sure the covering of all corn stubble day his mother Mrs w Jodoin on Sunda Denovan, A. S. McMeekin, John Fraser ^ A Ottawa ’ - y REPAIRS end refuse. and D. D. McLeod. Mr Archie Sayant was in Ottawa Oscar^ TLagroix, . _ Montreal, ^ spent^ the^ (4) Begin now. “Make sure that o î for a few days last week. there will be no stubble and refuse of Mr John Kutchaw of weekend at his home here. ALL MAKES GLEN NORMAN ! Sudbury, Ont Congratulations are extended to the corn lying around next spring. The Alexandria Public Utilities Comm. is the guest of his friend Archie co-operation of all is essential Any Williamstown Branch of the Women’s Phone 149 Mrs J. J. Nolan of Montreal was a Sayant for a few days this week, further information can be obtained recent guest of her sister, Mrs Rod. P. Mrs A. A. McDonell and family Institute on their winding the Mc- from the District Representative of J. A. Laurin, j McDonald. . were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Arthur trophy at the St. Lawrence KÎ. Ç :.d-> DICK’S RADIO SERVICE Agriculture at Alexandria and Mor- Chairman. | Mr Peter McKinnon arrived home Sol. Decosse. Valley Agricultureal Fair. ,J risburg. j from Winnipeg Man. on Thursday of; Corporal Lawrence Sayant was at j^e^. Woman’s Associationrihrid Wt ST. PAUL ST, ALEXANDRIA. J. L. MCDONALD, Warden. j last week after seven months absence his home here for a couple of days special :-me,ting at. the home of Mrs % A.' K. MacMILLAN, Oterkr | Mrs Mary McDonald and Mr and leave. J .-AV;.; Art ,r,s: ç. A Cattanach on Thursday evening United Counties, Stormont, Dundas ■ Mrs D. A. McDonald and little daugh- .Bush; fires around herè iarë causing ahd decidedtômake arrangements to / .ÿ-and (|%nfarry,;. . 1 ' . ; ' . .Ï"; ■ I ter were Sunday visitors, with Miss quite an- anxioUS time to sofne of Our hold the Annual Congregational Sup- County Buildings, Cornwall. FOR HIE GLENGARRY NEWS Isabel and Mr Dan R. McDonald. citizens. per on Oct. 21st; Subscribe for the CHenjeiry News ■ - i September 6th, 1941. Page 6. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, September 26, 1941 Clark; 4th, W. G. McNaughton; 5th, HOOD FLOUR SPECIALS—White Archie Robertson. bread, J. C. Canham, Fergus McKer- WOOBHOUSÉ FURNITURE Maxviile Fair Prize List Progeny of dam, junior, 1st, L. R. cher; buns, J. C. Canham, P. D, Mc- Chesterfield sets, Studio couches. Bed CUT COAHSt FOR THt PlPt Clark; 2nd, John McLennan, Innes; tea biscuits, J. C. Canham, Fer- room and Dining Room Sets, Elec- HORSES Mac Rae and Son. Graded herd, John McLennan, Ar- gus McKercher; dark cake, Fergus Me trical Appliances, Stoves, etc. 24 HEAVY STALLION, Registered—' Junior yearling- heifer, 1st , _5th ahd| chie Robertson, Harold Blaney, W. G. Kercher,. light cake, Fergus McKer- months to pay, no interest, no service Clydé, three years and over, A. T. 6th, P. A. Munroe and Sons; 2nd and! McNaughton. cher; doughnuts, Mrs A. M. Fisher, charge. Don’t delay, for further in- Cleland, St. Hermas, Que., Ross Bros., 4th, D. W. MacLeod and Son; 3rd andj Junior herd, John McLennan, Ar- Fergus McKercher; apple pie, Mrs. A. formation write to' BOX 157. Alexan- CUT FINE FOR CIGAREtTES , Martintown; Clyde, two years, A. X. 7th, C. G. McKillican and Sons; Sthjchie Robertson, Harold Blaney, W. G, M. Fisher, Fergus McKercher; pump- dria, Ont. Cleland; Percheron, L. Beaudry, St. and 9th, W. M. Morrow and Sons; 10th'McNaughton. kin pie, Fergus McKercher; short Isidore, McCrimmon Bros., Dunvegan. A. E. Garratt and Son. The Maxviile Boys ’ Calf Club re- bread, P. D. Mclnnes, Fergus McKer- REGI8TERED MARES —Percheron, Senior heifer calf, 1st and 3rd, P. as follows- John Seguin, Goor- cher; sponge cake, Fergus McKercher. two years and up, O. Lalonde, Lemieux A. Munroe and Sons; 2nd and 8th, A.'^^ ciark -Wilfred Viallance, Donald BOTTLED GOODS McCrimmon Bros., O. Lalonde; Clyde E. Garratt and Son; 4th, Wilfred ' stewart; Bernard Seguin, John Stew- Preserved raspberries and straw- two years and up, H. McOuat, St. Her-' McDonald,- Williamstown; ‘ 5th, Joe k. This junior de- art and Leslie clar ( berries, Mrs. A. D. Stewart; jam, Mrs. mas, Que., Ross Bros., Smith Bros., St Vaillancourt; 6th, C. G. McKillican;McKillican ; parartmenttment was organized by the lo-IO-'A. D. Stewart; jelly, Laura Grant, Hermas, Que. 7th, L. W. McKillican. | caj branch of the Ontario Department Martintown; marmalade, Mrs. A. D. DRAFT HORSES—Mare and foal, Junior heifer calf, 1st, W. M. Mor- of AgrjCuitUre at Alexandria, and Stewart; apples, cherries, Mrs. A. D. 1400 lbs. and over, O. Lalonde, Salem row and Sons; 2nd, D. W. MacLeod 3p0nsored by the Kenyon Agricul- Stewart ; apple sauce, P. D. Mclnnes Thompson, Martintown, James Wilson and Son; 3rd, 4th and 8th, Joe Vail-^ ^ral Society. Howard Morrow is j. c. Canham; canned chicken, can- Riceville; Filiy or gelding, two years, lancourt; 5th, 6th, 9th and 11th, C. G. pieSi,iecît of the Club, while Roy Cam-Jned beef, P. D. Mclnnes; peas, corn, E. Tyo, Dunvegan, James Wilson; McKillican and Sons; 7th, 10th and eron Vice-President: J. A. McLen-,p D. Mclnnes, Mrs. A. D. Stewart; to- Filly or gelding, three years, O. La- 13th, Wilfred McDonald; 12th, P. A. ,,an secretary-treasurer; H. Blaney matoes, beans, P. D. Mclnnes; toma- londe, Smith Bros.; Colt, one year old Munroe and Sons; 14th, John A. Me- and D. Munroe, Club Leaders. to juice, Mrs. A. D. Stewart; salad Ross Bros.; Salem Thompson, JohnjLennan; 15th, D. A. MacRae; 16th, L. GRAIN AND SEEDS dressing, Mrs. A. R. Stewart, Mrs. McArthur, Lancaster; Team, over 3,-jw. McKillican; 17th, A. E. Garratt Late Oats, Gregor McEwen, Max- Howard Kennedy, Maxviile; sauces ABDICATED 000 lbs., draft, Ross Bros., McCrimmon and Son. ville; P. D. Mclnnes, Maxviile; William for cold meat, Mrs. A. D. Stewart; re- Riza Khan Pahlevi; shah of Iran, Bros., Anderson Bros., Maxviile; Team Senior champion female, W.M. Mor- Morrow, Maxviile. Early Oats, Gregor Hshes for cold meat, Mrs. A. D. Stew- has failed to keep his promises to row and Sons; Reserve senior cham- under 3,000 lbs., agric., Salem Thomp- McEwen, W. N. Earner, Newington; J, art; mixed pickles, Mrs. A. D. Stew- Russia and Britain, the Russians son, J. McArthur. pion female, D. W. MacLeod and Son; charge. Many Germans are still in C. Canham, Newington, Barley, J. C. art. Junior champion female, P. A. Munroe the country despite his promise to WAGGON AND EXPRESS t— Mare Canham, P. D. Mclnnes, J. D. Nicol- LADIES ’ WORK expel them. As Allied troops march- and foal, four years and up, E. Tyo and Sons; Reserve junior champion 1 ed on Teheran, the shah abdicated. son, Maxviile. Spring wheat, J. C. Can- Table centrepiece, Laura Grant, W. James Wilson; Colt, one year, O. La-; female, P. A, Munroe and Sons; Grand ham. Buckwheat, J. C. Canham. Field N. Earner; table runner, Laura Grant, tonde, E. Tyo; Filly or gelding, two !’champion female, W. M. Morrow and beans, J. C. Canham, Mrs A. D. Stew- Mrs. Howard Kennedy; cushion, em- years, E. Tyo; Filly or gelding, three! Sons; Reserve grand champion, D. W. art, Maxviile; W. N. Earner. Sweet broidery, Laura Grant, Mrs. A. R. Ste- years and over, O. Lalonde, Anderson MacLeod and Son. I corn, W. N. Earner, J. C. Canham. En- wart; cushion, any other kind, Fergus Bros., James Wilson; team, in har-| Senior get of sire, 1st and 5th, D. silage corn, J. C. Canham, W. N. McKercher, Mrs. A. D. Stewart ness, 2700 lbs. and under, L. Scott, W. MacLeod and Son; 2nd and 4th, Eeamer. Best display of seeds, F. tea cloth, cut work, Laura Grant, Riceville, James Wilson, O. Lalonde. P. A. Munroe and Sons; 3rd, C. G. j D. Mclnnes, Lyman McKillican, Neilena McLean, Maxviile; te£ CARRIAGE HORSES—Mare or ; McKillican; 6th, W. M. Morrow and Maxviile; J. C. Canham. SPECIALS— cloth, embroidery, Laura Grant, Glen- gelding, three years, in harness, John Sons; 7th. L. W. McKillican; 8th, A. 1 Timothy seed, J. C. Canham, J. D. don McDonald; buffet set, Laura H. McKillican, Maxviile, G. McNeil, E. Garratt ana Son. Nicolson. Red Clover seed, J. D. Nicol- Grant, W. N. Earner; breakfast set, Williamstown; Mare or gelding, in; Junior get of-sire, 1st, P. A. Munroe son, J. C. Canham. Best collection of Laura Grant; hemstitched sheet and harness G. McNeil, J. H. McKillican, «ui Sons; 2nd, Joe Vaillancourt; 3rd, seeds, J. C. Canham, P. D. Mclnnes, pillow cases, with monogram, Laura /'Don’t you wish we A E O. Lalonde; Team, in harness, J. H.I - - Garratt and Son; 4th, Wilfred W. N, Earner, J. D. Nicolson. Early Grant; pillow cases, embroidery, Laura McKillican, G. McNeil. j McDonald; 5th W. M . Morrow and oats, Lyman McKillican. Medium oats, Grant, Neilena McLean; Bridge Set, L. ROADSTERS—Mare or gelding, in Sons ; 6th and 7th, C. G. McKilli- ! ca , r, ,, , , Phillip Seguin, Maxviile; P. D. Me- Grant, W. N. Earner; pillow cases, could shorten the war?' harness, 1st and 2nd, E. J.McEwen,, h and Sons; 8th, D. W. MacLeod nes. Latg o wiiii.am Morrow, J. lace trimmed, Laura Grant, Glendon H c. i T-rr. n y-«i i. ni _ nnnand finnSon " i . . Russell, 3rd, Wm Servage, Chesterville - C. Canham. ! McDonald; guest towels, embroidered, Team, in harness, E. J. McEwen, Wm. ' Senior progeny of dam, 1st and 5th, He: “Well, in a way we can, you know.” | D. W. MacLeod and Son; 2nd, W. M. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Laura Grant, Glendon McDonald; Servage. Early potatoes, W. N. Earner, J. C. guest towels, cross stitch, and other j Morrow and Sons; 3rd and 10th, C. She: “But, George, we’re not trained to do any- SPECIALS—Best carriage team, Canham, Late potatoes, J. M. Fisher, trimmjing, Laura Grant; tattingv G. McKillican and Sons; 4th, 6th and H. McKillican, G. McNeil; Best road- Bainsville; W. N. Earner, J. C. Can- Laura Grant, W. N. Earner; filet cro- thing ...” ster team, E. J. McEwen, Wm Servage . igth, P. A. Munroe and Sons; 7th. A. E. Garratt and Son; 8th, L. W. Mc- ham. Mangolds, W. N.. Earner, J. C. chet, Laura Grant; fancy knitting Best heavy team, 27001bs. and over, He: “Training doesn’t matter for what I’m thinking Killiean. Canham. Stock turnips, J. C. Canham in cotton, W. N. Earner; needle point, Rcss Bros., Salem Thompson; Ex-, w. N. Earner. Table turnips, W. N. Laura Grant, W. N. Earner; silhouette about. I was wondering whether we couldn’t put ' press mare or gelding. Smith Bros., I Junior of dam, C. G. McKillican and Eamer> j c Canham. Carrots, Mrs A cross stitch, Laura Grant, W. N. more of our income into War Savings Certifi- Sons p A Salem Thompson; Best general pur- > - - Munroe and Sons, A. E. D Stewart, Glendon McDonald, Earner; handworked buttonholes, W. x 1 cates.” JOINS‘'NAVAL DEFENCÊ ‘'DEPT. pose team, in harness, L, Scott, James Garratt and Son. Greenfjei(j; j ç Canham. Beets, Wil- N. Earner; best collection of fancy ' Herbert A. Wilson, formerly of Wilson, Best harnessed team, over 3,- Graded herd, P. A, Munroe and ;jam borrow, Mrs A, D. Stewart, J. C. work, 20 pieces, Roxborough and Ken- n She: “And why not? We might have to go without one Toronto, who has been appointed OOOlbs., Ross Bros., Salem Thompson; Sons, D. W. MacLeod and Son, A. E. canham. Parsnips, J. C. Canham, W. y° ordy. W. N. Earner, Neilena Mfc- executive assistant in the office of or two pet luxuries—but wouldn’t it be worth it to Best draft mare or gelding, H. McOuat Garratt and Son, C. G. McKillican N Eamer Onions, W. N. Earner, J. C. Lean; tufted bedspread, candle Wick the deputy minister, department of and bring back peace again?” Ross Bros.; Best carriage horse, J. H. Sons; L. W. McKillican. ' Canham. Tomatoes, Mrs A. D. Stewart work, Mrs. A. R. Stewart, W. N. Eam- defence for naval services in Ot- and i McKillican. G. McNeil, Best mare and Junior herd, P. A. Munroe W. N. Eamer, J. C. Canham. Green'ér; quilt, pieced, Laura Grant, Neilena tawa- A specialist in job analyses He: “And won’t we be glad of the money—and the Mr. Wilson was given leave of ab- | colt, Ross Bros. O. Lalonde; Best Sons, Joe Vaillancourt, Wilfred Mc- pepperSi vv. N. Eamer, J. C. Canham. McLean; quilt, applique, Laura Grant, Mrs sence by the Bell Telephone Co. 'gentleman’s complete driving outfit, Donald, A. E. Garratt and Son, D. W. Green cucumbers, W. N. Eamer, Cab-. Howard Kennedy; bedspread, interest it will have earned—in a world without of Canada and loaned to the de- Mrs A partment for air to study the re- E. J. McEwen, G. McNeil; Champion MacLeod and Son, C. G. McKillican. ' kage. j^rs ^ Fisher. Maxviile; W. - D. Stewart, Mrs. Howard war restrictions !” placement by civilians of uniform- single horse, in buggy, E. J. McEwen, ‘ AYRSHIRES—Bull, three years and N Eamer, J. C. Canham. Cauliflower, Kennedy; comforter, Laura Grant, W. ed n?pn in office positions. His new | J. H. McKillican; Best boy driver, J. over, Harold Blaney, Maxviile. 'j C. Canham, Mrs A. M. Fisher, W. N- Eamer; afghan, Mrs. Howard Ken- duties will include co-ordination of H. McKillican, G. McNeil; Best lady Bull, two years, John McLennan, N Eamer celery, W. N. Eamer, J. C. nedy; hooked hearth rug, rags, W. N. The help of every Canadian is needed for Victory. In these days the .çivilian activities and personnel driver, Wm. Seriage, J. H. Me- Martintown. ! Canham. Citrons W. N. Eamer, J. C. Earner, Laura Grant; hooked heart of war the thoughtless selfish spender is a traitor to our war effort. of the department. ! Killican, G. McNeil; Best car-1 Senior yearling bull, D. S. McIntosh, Canham. Watermelons, W. N. Eamer. rug, wool, Laura Grant, W. N. Eamer; A reduction in personal spending is now a vital necessity to re- riage horse, not having won prize be-! Martintown; Archie Robertson, Mar- Hubbard squash, W. N. Earner, J. C. ra8 mat> Laura Grant; ’best labor- lieve the pressure for goods, to enable more and more labour and materials to be diverted to winning the war. The all-out effort, fore Fair Day, J. H. McKillican;’Fast- tmtown. 'Canham. Pie pumpkins, J. C. Canham saving device, homemade, W. N. Earn- which Canada must make, demands this self-denial of each of us. est time around race track by mare Senior bull calf, 1st and 2nd, John'w. N. Eamer. Collection of garden 'er; embroidered dress, W. N. Earner; j or gelding, hitched to buggy, E. J. Mc- McLennan. I vegetables, W. N Eamer, J. C. Canham baby’s jacket, bonnet and bootees, W. Even, J. H. Scot., Riceville, J. H. Me Junior mull calf, D. C. Murray, SPECIALS—Best collection of veget- N. Eameri- child’s dress, W. N. Eam- Killican. Judge, D, G. Boyd, Kars | Martintown; Archie Robertson; L. R.'ables, W. N. Eamer. Best peck of pota-|er Child’s knitted outfit, complete spetto cess - TO BO y mue HOLSTEINS— Bull, three years and Clark, Martintown; W. G. McNaugh- toes, Mrs A. D. Stewart. W. N. Eamer, Apron, W. N. Earner, ! over, Geiorge A, McRae, Lancaster; ton, Martintown; John McLennan. FRUIT L. Grant; Dress, Laura Grant, Mc- Joe Vaillancourt, Glen Roy; A. E. Senior champion bull, John McLen- APPLES- -McIntosh Red, P. D. Mc- Crimmon Bros., Dunvegan; silk night 'Garratt and Son, Glen Gordon; D W. nan; Reserve champion bull, Harold jnnes- j. c. Canham; Baxter, J. C. dress, Laura Grant; silk slip, Laura ! WAR SAVINGS» MacLeod and Son, Dalkeith; C. G. Blaney; Junior champion bull, D. S. canham; Russett, J. C. Canham; Pa- Grant; smock, Laura Grant W. N. 1 McKiilican and Sons, Maxviile. Bull, McIntosh; Reserve junior champion, meusej j. c. Canham; Loba, J. C. Càn- Earner; handkerchiefs, Laura Grant; two years, Joe Vaillancourt, Wilfred D. C. Murray, Martintown; Grand ham; Alexander, P. D. Mclnnes; Weal- bed jacket, Laura Grant; sweater ! R. McEwen, Maxviile. Bull, junior. .champion bull, D. S. McIntosh; Re-j thy, J. C. Canham; Melba, J.C. Canham coat, Laura Grant; wool costume, CERTIFICATES yearling, D. W. MacLeod and Son. serve garnd champion, John McLen- Milwaukee, J. C. Canham; apples, any Laura Grant; woollen gloves, Laura | Senior bull calf, P, A. Munroe and nan. j other kind, J. C. Canham, P. D. Me- Grant; shopping bag, W. N. Eeamer, sons, Maxviile; L. W. McKillican, Cow, lour years and over, wet, 1st Innés; Crab, Wm. Morrow, W. N. Laura Grant; lady’s purse, Mrs. Ho- ] Maxviile; L. B. Murray, Martintown; and 2nd, John McLennan; 3rd, Ar-j Earner; winter collection, P. D. Mc- ward Kennedy, Laura Grant; pyjamas ! Wilfred McDonald, Williamstown; A. chie Robertson; 4th and 5th, Harold Innés, J. C. Canham; Autumn collec- W. N. Eamer, McCrimmon Bros; pull- | E. Garratt and Son, C. G. McKillican Blaney; 6th, W. G. McNaughton. j tion, J, C. .Canham, SPECIAL—Best over sweater, McCrimmon Bros.; mitts ; and Sons. Junior bull calf, P. A. Mun- Cow, four years and over, dry, 1st hex of apples, J. C. Canham. W. N. Earner, J. C. Canham; heavy socks, McCrimmon Bros., Laura Grant I roe and Sons, C. G. McKillican and an(j John McLennan; 2nd and FLOWERS ; Sons, A. E. Garratt and Son, C. G. Me 4th. Harold Blaney. Astern, Lyman McKillican, Mrs A. fine socks, Laura Grant, McCrimmon I Killican, Jiohn A. McLennan, Max- Heifer, three years, wet. 1st and 2nd D. Stewart; Begonia. Lyman McKilli- Bros. Art-Crayon, w. N. Eamer. Judge viUe- j John McLennan; 3rd, W. G. Me- can, Mrs A. R. Stewart; Maxviile; V. Macintosh, Avonmore. Senior champion bull, George A. Me Naughton. Phlox, Wm. Morrow; Gladioli, Mrs. A. 0 —- HE'LL GIVE THE ORDER Rae; Reserve sdnior champion, Jbe, Heifer, three years, dry, John Mc- R. Stewart. This is Admiral Harold R. Stark, Vaiillancourt; Junior champion bull, Lennan, W. G. McNaughton, Archie DAIRY AND APIARY Iwo ill Enlries lor chief of naval operations of tha P. A. Munroe and Sons; Reserve jun-'Robertson. Butter, Fergus McKercher, Maxviile United State? of America. For the lor champion, D. W. MacLeod and Heifer, two years, wet, 1st, and 3rd, J. C. Canham, W. N. Eamer; Maple flowing bicli defence of all the Americas, which Son; Grand champion Bull, George John McLennan; 2nd, Archie Robert-^ Sugar, J. c. Canham, -W. N. Eamer; Presfdeht Roosevelt warned was in- A. McRae; Reserve grand champion son, - Maple syrup, Wm. Morrow, J. C. Can- Will compete against Cream of creasingly vital, he may any dajr Canadian plowmen att International order firing on an Axis raider bull, Joe Vaillancourt. j Heifer two yrs. dry 1st, L. R. Clark, ham; Light honey, comb, W. N. Earner ^ found in defence waters. Cow, four years and over, wet, 1st 2nd, John McLennan; 3rd and 6th,I J. C. Canham; Dark honey, comb, W. match a Peterborough next month, and 2nd, W. M. Morrow and Sons, Stewart Robertson, Martintown; 4thJ N. Eamer, J. C. Canham; Light honey 'Every duty, well and honestly done, is a 1 The International Plowing Match contribution to victory,” Maxviile; 3rd, 7th, 9th and 10th, C. Harold Blaney; 5th, Archie Robert- extracted, K. K. McLeod, Dunvegan, and Farm Machinery Demonstration best display, W. N. THE PRIME MINISTER OF CANADA. j G. McKillican and Sons; 4th and 8th'son. W. N. Eamer; being held from October 14 to 17 in- Canham. SPECIAL— : P. A. Munroe and Sons; 5th, D. W. Senior yearling heifer, 1st, John Eamer; J. C. clusive near Peterborough, will have MacLeod and Son; 6th, A. E. Garratt McLennan; 2nd and 3rd, L. R. Clark; Best quart of honey, K. K. McLeod. a truly International tinge this year. L. V L.1I I ff UMILi I VV I I I ! and son; Hth, L. W. McKiffican. 14th, Harold Blaney. I DOMESTIC SCIENCE ! Entries have already been received We know à man who travels across j Cow, four years and over, dry, 1st Junior yearling heifer, 1st and 2nd,I White bread, J. C. Canham; whole from two champion United States Canada several times a year. He meets and talks with literally hundreds of and 3rd, P. A. Munroe and Sons; 2nd L. R. Clark; 3rd, Stewart Robertson; wheat bread, Mrs A. M. Fisher; whole plowmn, Grame Stewart and George D. W. MacLeod and Son; 4th, W. M. 4th, John McLennan; 5th, Archie Ro- wheat fruit loaf, P- D. Mclnnes; white süs'émîehl^oTplainvmfr'ni^TTiese men people of all classes. Morrow and Sons. | bertson. j buns, J. C. Canhan^, Mrs A. M. Fisher; “The more people I meet,” says he, were runnersup in the U. S. National “the clearer it becomes, to me that folks Heifer, three years, wet, 1st and 2nd Senior heifer calf, 1st and 3rd, John whole wheat buns, Mrs A. M. Fiisher, Match at Davenport, Iowa last fall, in the main want to be kind and help- D. W. MacLeod and Son; 3rd, A. E. McLennan; 2nd and 8th, L. R. Clark; Fergus McKercher; tea biscuits, J. C. the championship being won by a ful. They’re a pretty decent lot. Garratt and Son; 4th, W. M. Morrow 4th, Stewart Robertson; 5th and 6th, Canham, Mrs A. D. Stewart; cookies, Canadian, Fred Timbers of Stouffville, “But for unfailing courtesy and and Sons; 5th, C. G. McKillican and Archie Robertson; 7th, W. G. Mc- P. D. Mclnnes, Mrs A. R. Stewart; Ont. They hope to reverse the decision helpfulness I would pick the men Sons. , ! Naughton. | Muffins, Fergus McKercher; white ■ this year at Peterborough. and women in the telephone service. Heifer, three years, dry, D. W. Mac Junior heifer calf, 1st, John Me- loaf cake, Mrs A. R. Stewart; dark I’ve yet to find one I wouldn’t turn to Leod and Son, A. E. Garratt and Son, Lennan; 2nd and 6th, W. G. Me- layer cake. Mrs A. R. Stewart; apple I J. A. Carroll, secretary-manager of with perfect confidence in an emer- the Plowing Match states that the gency. They seem to put courtesy first W. M, Morrow and Sons, L. W. McKil- Naughton; 3rd and 7th, L. R. Clark; sauce cake, J. C. Canham; short bread Match will have the largest “tented every time. That ‘voice-with-the-smile* lican. j 4th and 9th, Stewart Robertson; 5th, P. D. Mclnnes, Apple pie, Mrs A. M. city” in the history of the match, phrase is a matter of actual practice— Heifer, two years, wet, 1st and 2nd, Harold Blaney; 8th, Archie Robert- Fisher, Mis. A. D- Stewart; pumpkin not just a phrase.” Th lar D. W. MacLeod and Son; 3rd, C. G. ion. j pie. Mrs A. D. Stewart; Mrs A. R., e ser machinery companies have Well, it’s fine to hear anyone talk already booked increased space over McKillican; 4th, P. A. Munroe and Senior champion female, Reserve nes- Stewart; meat loaf, Mrs. A. R, Stewart, like that. It makes us try all the harder last year’s mammoth display at St. Sons; 5th and 7th, A. E. Garratt and iro champion, Resreve junior champion doughnuts, Mrs A. M. Fisher, Mrs. A. to deserve such Son; 6th, W. M. Morrow and Sons. ‘Reserve -grand champion and Grand R. Stewart. SPECIALS—Best pan Thomas. Farmers attending the Match praise, especial- wlU see the lar st ly when tele- Heifer, two years, dry, 1st, C. G. Me champion female, John McLennan; bread, Purity Flour, J. C. Canham; best, p exhibit of up-to- phone service KIN IS SOVIET LEADER date fann Killican and Sons; 2nd, 3rd, 5th and Junior champion female, L. R. Clark, pan of buns, Purity Flour, J. C. Can-^ machinery and labor saving is so vital to the Marshal Arthur Timoshenko, devlces ever seen in Cana Soviet army commander defending 6th, P. A. Munroe and Sons; 4th, L.' Senior get of sire, 1st and 2nd, John ham; best pan of bread, Five Roses, da. nation at war. Moscow,; ,is a* brother of “Archie” W. McKillican; 7th and 9th, D. A. McLennan; 3rd, Archie Robertson. Flour, Mrs. A. M. Fisher; best pan of i Plans at Peterborough are going . -Timuclisnko, •a'prospector of Win- MacRae and Son, Williamsttown; 8th Junior get of sire, L. R. Clark, John buns, Five Roses Flour, Mrs. A. M. | along apace, with the local committee ston ( formerly Swastika),.in' north-. W. M. Morrow and Sons. -McLennan, W. G. McNaughton, Ar Fisher; best .pan. of bread, Robinhood ! working overtime to make this year’s ern Ontario. The brothers were ( bort]. on the same day, March 23, Senior Yearling heifer, C. G. Me- chie Robertson. Flour, Fergus McKercher ; best bak- match the best in the long series of three years- apart. Fpr tftjjt- reason Killican and Sons, D. W. MacLeod Progeny of dam, senior, ,1st and ing powder biscuits, J. C. Canham, Mrs successful International, plowing the nriost named them both Arthur, and Son, A. E. Garratt and Son, D. A, 2nJd, John McLennan; 3rd, L. R A. D. Steward P. D. Mclnnes. ROBIN- matches. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, September 28, 1941 Page T ‘ ‘ At least, that’s what they ’ll He stepped to the edge of the cliff, APPLE HILL think, my good Ghoul. People always so that he was silhoutted against the think the way I want them to. You’re skyline and clearly visible from the (Intended for last issue) PICTURE TAKERS ! Mrs. H. A. Munro, is spending a few an escaping murdered, you see, but beach, and waved an arm. For 25 cents P..0T0S LTD. will ‘ ‘ That ’ll do, ” said Inspector Quayle days with her daughter Mrs. Will develop and print any 6 or 8 ex- you’ve got a grudge against all the posure film using highest grade THE SOLDEH $*' to Terry. His voice was grim. “Terence Merrimen, Dunvegan. people you know. You’re a killer. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and Mr. and chemicals, Velox paper with deckl- You tried to kill me last night, so Parry, I arrest you for the murders ed edges, and give Mrs. Cadwell, Springfield, Park, spent it’s perfectly natural that you should of Guy Monte, a European, and of a Thursday last with Mr. E. Lyons. ONE BIG 5x8 ENLARGEMENT try to kill Peter and Lucy. native known as Tickey Charlie. Mr. Gordon Berry, Montreal spent ALL FOR 25c “And you won’t be able to deny it. There will probably be an additional the week end with Mr. Oliver Berry Extra copies, 8 for 25c. Because you’ll be dead too. charge of attempted murder. I must and family. Free 5x8 enlargement with 'every ‘ ‘ There’s going to be a terrific warn you—’’ 25c order, Week end guests at the home of struggle, here on the edge of the cliff, “Spare me the formula, Inspector.” ^Return postage paid on orders of Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. MacDonald between you and me so that Lucy can Terry sounded consummately bored. 25c or oyer. Minimum order 15c.J ^ Alexander Campbell were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rice, Mr. see it. And in the struggle the gun “I suppose you brought the handcuffs Expert finishing anl 24-hr. ser- Floyde Wells and son Gordon of vice. Send 25c with each film, to you’ve just fired at Crosby is going Let’s get it over. in the hotel. I’ll drive Peter and Lucy and Peter, they could not see him. Montreal also, Mrs. Allan McLennan, CHAPTER XXV With a quick twist he turned the to go off, and the second bullet is go- He thrust out this hands carelessly. PHOTOS LTD.- PARRY’S HOUR STRIKES. to Tartary Rock. We’ll have a swim, Inspector Quayle stepped forward— John McLennan and Miss Reddick of do a spot of exploring, and wend our key in the lock of the car’s luggage ' ing to kill you. I 19 tf. HiWKESBLRY, ONT. Sir John Carr appeared at break- and stopped. Cornwall also Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fil- way peacefully home. It’ll take pur compartment. Then he raised the! “And when you’re dead, I’ll take fast, looking- tired and ill. He confesed The pistol had magically reappeared ion of Avonmore. mids off this beastily business. heavy metal cover until the steel rod off those ropes and remove your gag, that he had slept very little. in Terry's hands. Much sympathy is extended to Mr. Peter found himself admitting that which held it in place had straighten- : so that no .one will ever have any “It has been a shock,” he confess- He grinned delightedly at the grim- Joseph Lefebvre in the death of his WILFRID CADIEUX Terry’s outlook was eminently sane. ed out and clicked into rigidity. unkind thoughts about what really ed. “I couldn’t get to.sleep for think- faced men. father, Mr. Joe Lefebvre, Dalhousie, LICENSED AUCTIONEER j Sir John also expressed his agreement He smilled into the face of Francis happened.” | ing of Gould—out there somewhere, “Oh, my dear chaps! My neat work 'Que. FOR GLENGARRY COUNTY lt Gould. ’ | The gentle voice that had unfolded being hunted down. Why, he’d been'j I think youjre right. A rest will Mr. and Mrs. Grant McRae and lit- If you intend making a sale, get in do me Gould lay cramped up in the space this fantastic plan, stopped. There with the knives should have warned with me for years, Even now, I can| good.” He smiled wryly. “Not 1 you. I’m pretty quick with my hands. tie son, Cornwall, spent Sunday with touch with me. Satisfaction guaran- as young as I was, I’m afraid. You generally occupied by his employer’s was no doubt now about the terror in scarcely credit it.” I slipped the gun up my sleeve before her parents Mr. and Mrs. Angus | teed. RR. 4, Alexandria, Phone 6-r-32, young people go off and enjoy your- luggage. His knees were almost up to'Gould’s eyes. He watched Terry, fas- Grant. Terry broke an uncomfortable sil- his chin. And his hands and feet were cinated. I staggered ho picturesque to my ence. Despite his vigil, _ he looked re- sevles. ” Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Edmonds, Ot- STEPHEN MCLAUGHLIN After breakfast Terry drove Sir securely bound. A gag had been thrust Terry turned his head towards the feet.” markably,, fresh. Peter, who felt as He shook his head at them gently. tawa, spent Sunday with Mr. and LICENSED AUCTIONEER John’s: big car round to the front of into his mouth, making more repellent beach. If Gould had any doubt about though he had been pulled through a “Hav no fears. I suppose I could Mrs. Sam Grant. For Glengarry, Stormont and Dundaa the hotel, and ordered Peter and Lucy than ever his palled unshaven face. In Parry being serious, it was dispelled e threshing , machine, envied his vigour, get two or three of ypu before you got Mrs. A. A. Fraser, Mrs. D .D. Grant, 2C years successful experience. For into the back seats. the scrimmage of the night before, as something metallic flashed in the 1 r and apparently unaffected appetite. nie. But what would be the use? And Miss Alice Fraser, Mr. John Ferguson 4tes, etc, write, or telephone No. 81- As they left the town, Peter stole a he had lost his thick spectacles; his sun. Terry had drawn a pistol from spent Sunday afternoon with the1 Maxville, Ont. “It’s all too horrible!” said Lucy. weak eyes glared at Terry. He made his pocket, and putting it between his you probably have wives and families. ..glance at the girl, sitting so close to home of J. D. Carlyle, and Miss Don- To get in touch with Mr. McLaugh- She shuddered. “I wonder—if they’ve mouthing sounds through the gag. | hands to ensure perfect steadiness, hej “ Nor am I going to try to escape. caught him yet?” him, the wind playing gently' on her alda Carlyle, Winchester. lin, Auctioneer in this district, see Mr. fair hair. They began to talk, and “Hullo, Ghoul,” said Terry pleas- was taking a very deliberate aim I You’d prabably get me in the end. Terry spoke briskly. “Look here, I’d be brused and hurt and humiliated Mr. and Mrs. Donat Lefebvre and C. McKinnon, Blacksmith, Alexandria. Peter resolved to divert her mind from antiy, and Gould writhed in a fresh The shot sent echoes ringing round' son Fernand, DorvaL Que. called at there’s no point in brooding about it. paroxysm of füry as he heard the nick the bay and out to sea. Lucy Carr gave in a chase. So I prefer to end it this recent events. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Le- It’s a perfectly marvellous morning. name which Terry goaded him. He a cry of alarm. Then she raised her way ” WILFRID MARCOUX I’ll tell you what we’ll do. There’s a But it was Terry who carried the febvre on Wednesday. LICENSED AUCTIONEER day. He kept up a continual, high- made noises, and- the young man lis- hands to her mouth to suppress a j Before any of them could divine his pretty little place Tartary Rock, a few tened attentively. I scream. intentions, he had flung the gun at FOR THE COUNTY OF GLENGARRY miles along the coast. I recommend spirited chatter, merging at times in- MAXVILLE For references get in touch with to sheer lithihearter nansense. Every “No doubt you mink it is I who am "Peter!’ she cried, the inspector’s feet. Then he stepped Sir John to spend the day quietly, here was to the edge of the cliff. Mr. Xosa. who (Intended for last issue) those for whom I have conducted mile under the wheels seemed to place the ghoul,” observed Terry. “And I clutching his left arm with sales. Reasonable rates. Alexandria. admit you’ve got some cause for com- ^'s right hand, and swaying on his was nearest him, might have been WM!.S. MEETING the tragedy farther behind them. fee Phone 105-r-12. plaint. But then, if it hadn’t been for t- Under the hand a patch of crim- able to stop him. But Mr. Xosa re- The W.MS. of the United Church' The road turned and twisted, always son was row HOW TO COMBAT keeping the blue sea- in sight. On their my prompt action, the police would g ing- mained where he was, his eyes in- held their September meeting on ' A. L. CKEWSON, MX»., C.M., (McGill) She ran towards him and steadied right, wooded country swept across a probably have had you by now, where- scrutable, and merely watched Thursday, Sept. 4th, when the spe- j L.M.C.C. wide plateau to the foot of blue, scrub- as Inspector Quayle is now wondering him. And Terry put up his hands like a div- cial speaker was Miss Duff, travelling EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, Rheumatic Pains tried t0 smile in spite of his covered hills in the distance. savagely how you slipped through his er taking a plunge from no more dan- secretary for the W.C.T.U. She was Glasses supplied and fitted. Telephone Rheumatic pains are often caused by uric - i I surprise. acid in the blood. This blood impurity ‘ ‘ Tartary Rock ! ’ ’ said Terry, and guards.” “ ! gerous height than a springboard over introduced by Mïs. Robert MacKay, 1246. 132 West Second Street, Corn- “Someone trying to do me in.” should be extracted by the kidneys. If kid- pointed to where the sea had carved He reached into the luggage cavity a swimming bath, and jumped and gave a most interesting and in-wall. Ont., Please make appointments neys fail, and excess uric acid remains, it Don’t bother now. Might—try again. a bay out of the land, and in the cen- and hauled out Gould as though the “Case finished,” said Mr. Xosa. structive address. j with the secretary. Office open 9—12. irritates the muscles and joints causing Down—behind the rocks.” excruciating pains. Treat rheumatic pains tre of the bay a large reddish rock rose tall man had been a baby. He laid the (To be Continued.) The meeting- opened with the sing- i—5. Saturday 9—12. Even through the haze of shock and by keeping your kidneys in good condition. cut of the water, gleaming dully in trussed man on the grass and then ing of hymn 662, followed by Bible' pain that was fuddling his sight and Take regularly Dodd’s Kidney Pills—for the sun. stood back to contemplate him, amuse reading. Mrs. Wm. Leaver, Mrs P. H-J INSUEANCE half a century the favorite kidney remedy. *09 his senses, he was able to admire the Terry parked the c^r- with its nose ment bubbling up within him. Kippen and Miss Sarah McRae then Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- cool self-possession which now re- led in prayer, after which the Lord’s mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Fumi- buried in a bush, to afford it the maxi ‘You look funny,” he told Gould, Dodd’s Kidney Pills placed her first alarm. Prayer was repeated in unison. The ture, Theft. Wind & Farm Buildings, mum shade. They stood on the Up of giggling. “Very funny! But I mustn’t She seized his uninjured arm, and a cliff, looking directly down on the roll call was then taken. For the Octo- j we have also taken over Alex. W. waste time. I've a lot to do.” together they half-ran, half staggered her meeting the roll call is to be res- Kerr’s Insurance Agencies, , strange red rock. A narrow path zig- to the shelter of slippery green boul- zagged to the sands. CHAPTER XXVI ponded to with a Verse containing the MORRIS BROS, ders at the edge of the sea. Behind word “Grace.” It was announced ! 27-tf. Alexandria, Ont. Terry threw himself down on the! - A DIABOLICAL PLAN these they crouched, lying in six in- turf. “Glorious!” he said, and gazed Parry cast another look round him, that all articles for the bale are to be£ ches oi swirling salt water. sent to Mrs. Dingwall’s home. j EYES TESTED up into the blue depths of the sky; Then, confident that he was unobser- He said anxiously: “You’ll be wet “ We ’ll go for a swim presently, butted, he lifted Gould again with the Mus. D. C. McDougall had the ques- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON EVERY through. ” lions from the Monthly, and Miss | WEEK not now. I feel lazy.” He cocked an same astonishing ease, slung him over Lucy laughed. amused eye at the pair. “I intend to his shoulder, and tramped stolidly McKercher is to have the questions Good glasses if you need them. “I’d rather be wet than dead,” she for the October meeting. The offer- Good advice if you don’t, doze and think noble thoughts,” he ever the grass to the spot where Lucy replied. She was peering up at the declared. “You two might prefer a and Peter had left him. ing was then taken. The “Upper! W. C. LEYBOURNE, R.O., of 190 cliffs. “It came from there I think. Room, is to be sent for by the corres- Pitt St., Cornwall, at the offices ofDr stroll, and leave me to my médita- A small tree grew a little distance Difficult to tell because of the echoes. lions?” back from the edge of the cliff. Terry ponding secretary. It was moved by D. D. McIntosh, Dentist, Alexandria. How is the arm?” Mrs. Hamilton and seconded by Mrs. every Wednesday afternoon. Peter thought the hint too direct by! nodded his satisfaction. Peter had dashed salt watre against “That will do.” P H. Kippen that the W.M.S. Sunday - ! - half. But Lucy responded readily. his face. It revived him. He deposited Gould against the arrangements be left in charge of the She startled nimbly down the nar- “Just a flesh wound. I don’t think row path. tree, sitting up, with his back to the executive.. Mrs. MatKay appealed for it will bleed much. But what are we CUNGEII'fi FUIUL SERVICE trunk. He surveyed him carefully and jams and jellies for the Red Cross. •Go on, you ass!” hissed Terry at going to do? We can’t stay here. And thoughtfully, like a photographer who The Bible lesson was in charge of! a the still hesitant Peter. what can have happened .to Terry? is posing a subject for a picture. Then R.A.F. TRAILING OFFICIAL Miss McKercher and Mrs. Geo. Mac- -, : He grinned infectiously. Peter D'you think they’ve—got him too?” he looked down towards the sands. Air Commodore A. C. Critchley, Gillivray. Miss McKercher gave an C!ingen = Maue LftSkclS smiled back, and followed Lucy down Lucy shook her head. She was peer- 1 NEW RULER Lucy and Peter had wandered to C.G.M., D.S.O., Canadian-born excellent"paper on the subject, “The ° the path. ing up at the cliffs. In that moment The Crown Prince of Iran is the Terry, left, alone, smoked lazily for the water’s edge. They were stand- director of initial training for the Covenant of Friendship.” Mrs. Lea- Lady Embalmer her woman’s intuition had been at Royal Air Force in England, ar- country’s ruler upon the abdication few minutes. Then he stubbed out his ing together their backs to the cliff, ver then led in prayer. The Scrip- of hjs.father. The Shah gave up his work. rived recently at Toronto on a tour Private Ambulance Service cigarette carefully in the grass, rolled j looking out over the shimmering water, of No. 1 Air Training Command. ture lesson was from L Sam 20: 12-23. throne as British and Russian Hymn 128 was sung, after which the troops advanced to (occupy ^Teheran, over leisurely on his stomach, and Terry frowned. “A bit too near—— ” Parry’s foul plan had gone com- the capital. watchd the progress of the other two. I he murmured. As though he had pletely awry. meeting closed with the Benediction. Otto Clmgen They were descending to the beach j heard, Peter parted from Lucy and in the second that he squeezed the EVENING AUXILIARY together laughing light-heartedly as walked a few yards farther along the trigger of the pistol, something flashed Miss Duff, travelling secretary for Corner of Main and Elgin Sts. Peter helped the girl over the rough beach; and Lucy remained where she through the air and struck the side of the W.C.T.U., was special speaker at ' ILEXANDRIA. Plions 18* places. was . ! head. the regular meeting of the Evening1 Terry watched them, and smiled. It Terry smiled his boyish little smile. it was Xosa’s black stick, Auxiliary of the United Church | was rather a grim little - smile. His “Perfect”, he murmured in his Suddenly, the, cliff top seemed -alive W.M.S., Tuesday evening, at the home lazy good humour suddenly disappear-1 boyish patter. ‘ ‘ Oh, simply scrump- ' wRh men'. of Mrs Jos. Armstrong. Mrs. R. B. ed. The brown eyes seemed suddenly, tious!” | Terry staggared to his feet, holding Buchan’s unit was in charge of the to be flecked withyellowo,the face! He sank down until he was lying hjs head, and found himself confront- meeting, which opened with soft music tense and considerably less pleasing. ! flat in the grass, and peered at the ing Xosa. 1 played by Miss Lillian MacEwen. He rose to his feet, thrust his hands figures on the sands, like a man mea- The little Bantu bent and retrived The business portion of the meeting into the pockets of his white flannels,1 suring distances. Then he turned his ' his stick. Then he gave Terry a little1 1 was presided over by Mrs. E. S. Win- and strolled towards Sir John’s car. head slightly to one side, and grinned bow. I ter, opening with hymn 579, followed;i The big limousine had a built-in delightedly at Gould. | «‘Thousand -apologies,” he murmur-! by the Lord’s Prayer in unison. The] luggage compartment at the rear,' “D’you know what I’m going to ed. “Thought force would be unnec-! minutes of the previous meeting, which ' large enough to hold a couple of good| do?” He was bursting with glee sary. But you were too quick.” He were read by Mrs. R. J. Hoople in the- sized trunks. Terry contemplated it, Gould stared back with a widening smiled, and his gentle round black I absence of the secretary, were moved' put a hand in his pocket and drew( horror in his eyes. I face held nothing but admiration.! by the presiding secretary, and second-! out a bunch of keys. He bent over the “You’re the murder, you .know,”, “You have good hunt. Trap,- ed by Mrs J. H. Hamilton. The contri- luggage -compartment and carefully Terry told him. That’s firmly planted however, is n°X closed. Sorry.” j butions to the bale were left in the inserted a key in the lock. j in everyone’s head. If they catch you, ' And Terrÿf' laughed suddenly, so ' hands of Mrs, F. L. MacMillan, Mrs. He hesitatetd, and glanced round they’ll hang you by the neck until that Inspector Quayle and his men Hamilton and Miss Belle MhcRae. The cautiously. The heat of the morning you’re dead.” He giggled excitedly, treading heavily on Xosa’s heels, j special Thank-offering meeting was had increased. The sun beat down out “I know all about it, you see, because stopped and stared, MARRIED discussed, and it was decided to leave of a fierce blue sky. And everything they hanged my father ... It not' “i believe you mean it.” Terry was NAZI LIES BACKFIRED A courtship in English, Norwe- this in charge of the leaders of the was still. From where he stood, Terry nice, Ghoul.” He shook his sleek| his old elegant self. His handsome gian and French has ended in the units. Italian forces in Africa adopted engagement of a daughter of one Mrs. Buchan had charge of the a “why-fight?” attitude when the bon of gleaming white sand, and back don’t worry, They shan’t do it of Canada’s oldest French-Canadian German propaganda machine told to “You little black devil!” But there families to a lieutenant of the Royal devotional period, which had as its] them the war would be over before along the road they had come, another you.” was no rancour in his tone. ‘ ‘ Anyway Norwegian Air Force. The bride theme, “Begin now to pray for the winter and they would be back white ribbon that wound between' He jerked his head. “Crosby isjyou were too late. I got Crosby!” ■ -i is Louise Chevrier, daughter home. That was one of the reasons new order ” Hymn 511 was sung, fol- green country, its level surface broken down there on the beach—with Lucy!”/ Xosa glanced briefly over the cliff, of Mr. Justice E. R. E. Chevrier of lowed with prayer by Mrs. Winter. A for the wholesale .surrender of the here and there by little clumps of His handsome face contorted for a Then he shook his head. “Happy to the supreme court of Ontario, and Fascist soldiers, according to Briga- Mrs. Chevrier, and her husband is solo, “Hold Thou My Hand Dear] dier Arnold Minnis, who was in scrub and aloes. j moment in a spasm of rage, then it inform you that that stain is not on Lieutenant Per Thorendahl. a flying Lord,” was sweetly rendered by Mrs.' charge of feritish engineering forces There was nothing in sight. On the was tranquil again. “ He’s within y0ur S0UL Miss Carr and Mr. Crosby instructor at Medicine Eat, Alta., Armstrong. Mrs. Stanley Kippen had: in East Africa, and spent some time sands, two figures picked their way easy pistol range; and you’re going to are sheltering behind rocks in what where Norwegian and Canadian charge of the Bible lesson, taking as in Abyssinia. The Italians were along, absurdly foreshortened and shooth him!” j must be uncomfortable position, doubt- airmen ore training. The marriage completely “cleaned up,” so he is tf-ck place in the chaoel of the air her text 2nd Peter, Verses 5, 6 and 7, now in Canada en route home diminished from his height; but Terry! He paused, and smiled as though re- less fearing further attack. But they school at Medicine Hot. from which she gave a very effective | “looking for a new job.” knew that although he could see Lucy fishing the thought. (appear to be unharmed.” talk, the theme being “He careth for you.” Mrs. Buchan closed the Bible: lesson with prayer. In a very impressive manner, Miss: Duff spoke on the different phases of temperance, making special men- tion of the effect so many of our so- called “funny papers’’ can have on Î This pert miss is Helen Robertson, ! AS AN ACTRESS the mind of our young people. She telegraph messenger of Canadian APPEARS TO BE also spoke of the bad influence there National Telegraphs in Toronto. She SHORT- L/VEO, started work because boys were AS A RESULT may be in the many games of chance becoming scarce. Two other girls, OP A Sueur which so many of us find interest- 'U/'SUNDERSTAHP. Mildred Hazard and Molly Medwid, /Ne WITH THE ing, but which are after all but forms are already delivering telegrams in THEATRE of gambling. the downtown district. How the OWNER /’ telegraph companies lost so many The Mizpah Benediction closed the boys was by their delivering tele- meeting, after which lunch was served tfrâms'to munition plants and find- by Mrs. Armstrong’s unit. ing help was needed badly there. Page 8. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, September 26, 1941 1 Mrs. N. J. MacGiilivray. Primeau, Cornwall, Lay Retreats; SOCIAL & PERSONAL Mrs. John R. Shaw who spent the WEDDINGS Mrs F. Clark, Dickinson’s Landing, . summer with her ■ sister, Miss Ettie ’ citizenship; Mrs. W. C. Bums, Corn-j Mrs. P. Legersvand. i Mrs. Cornelius in Detroit. Mich.j paying a short visit , GORMLEY:—bJaçDONALD wall, war services; , Miss M. Reader, j 1 items of Auld Lang Syne Lalonde spent. Monday and Tuesday en -route to .her daughter, Mrs; Mer-'-. The marriage of éclith Mary Mac- .Vales, magazine. % ’ O' j' Food Sale in,-Montreal. ,, if; ,|.ser, .Ottawa.. . jDohald. daughter of Alexander Mac-1 At ^.conclusion- 0f the business SATURDAY Miss Fannie McDonald, R.N., La-. Mrs. J. R. MacMaster had with her Donald and the late Mrs. MacDonald, session; Cornwall subdlvislon of the' ; • '• • 1 chine, was with her father, Mr. Neil for a few days this week, her sister, Alexandria, to Mr. Donald J. Gorm-; Leaglle served afternoon tea to the G eaned From The Fyles of The Glengarry News McDonald, for the week end. | Mrs. A. Kane and-her daughter, Miss ley, of Malartic, Que., son of Mr. and members from out-of-town. September 27th 1 Miss Mary E. Macleod returned to Helen Kane of Mount Pleasant, Mich. Mrs. Thomas J. Gormley, was an Marriage 3.30 p m. Kingston on Monday to resume her Mr. and Mrs. Dan McLean, Mr. and event of interest to Alexandrians gen- ! The third annual Scotch Entertainment under aus- studies at Queen’s University. 1 Mrs. Rod. MacDonald, and Mr. John erally. GLEN ROY Masonic Rooms, Alexandria pices ot the Highland Society of Glengarry drew an im- Mr and Mrs Lewis Greenspon and puon of Maxville, omtored to Sher-j The ceremony took place, Wednes-! _ s r under the auspices of the mense crowd to the Ar- little daughter were in Sherbrooke, brooke and Valleyfield, Que., this day September 10th, at Malartic,' P - William Tyo, R.CJ1. Dundreen, • TEN YEARS AGO mouries Wednesday night. Que., over the Jewish Holy Days. | week. Que., Rev. Father Renaud officiating. Sask. spent his fui lough with Mrs. J. A Woman’s Association of the Friday, Sept. 25, 1931 Donald R. MacDonald, Mc- Mr. and Mi’s. J. A. MacDonald, Mrs. Mary Dadey, Mr. and Mrs. During the nuptial Mass Mr. F. - Kennedy. Crimmon, won the MacDou- Toronto, were here over Sunday and Lowell and two children of Massena, Tulley sang Gounod’s Ave Maria. j Mr Bernard McDonald returned United Church, gald Challenge Cup for violinists; Mary Frances Mac- Monday guests of Mr and Mrs E. J. N.Y., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Given in marriage by her brother-,1° Detroit on Saturday. Donald, Munroe's Mills won first in the piano competi- MacDonald. |c. Dadey. Mrs. D. Kennedy of Wind-'in-law, Mr. W. F. Doyle, of Hudson,| tion; Grace McDonald won the Highland Fling senior and Mrs. D. J. Gelmeau and Miss Fran- sorj 0nt., was also their guest. | N.Y., the bride was lovely in a sky- Wincey McDonald, junior; Marion McRae, Sword Dance, ces Gelineau visited in Montreal, the ivxi.Mr. and Mrs. Alex. CUsholm,Chisholm, Val-, a.- tJ line blue ensemble,.— -, the hip length ,,^ Shean Trubhais and Tap Dance. John D. MacRae, early part of the week. [j leyfield, visited their daughters, the, jacket trimmed with fox fur. Her ac-11ac-11| Apple Hill; Dr. D. D. McIntosh and-Dr. E. Charbonneau Mrs. A. McNaughton, of McCrim- Misses Sheila and Heather Chisholm, ' cessories were in burnt cherry and ' | have been delegated to attend the general Liberal Con- mon, left on FridayT7H.; »» frvto arvxvnr}spend somec/xm Û ihere on Sunday.i j! shecVlTlrrvVQ wore oa corsageTra i~\fof fxrrortfWsweetheart on r-f Wi/.« &&D11ROLAVE vention at Toronto. The newly renovated Greenfield days in Ottawa with her nieces, the Mr. E. J. Tobin and two children, roses. ^ Hall will be opened Oct. 8th. Marion Catherine, young- Misses Isabel and Alice Campbell. I Joan and Ronald, of Montreal, spent! Miss Ida MacDonald who was her i| THE OIL BOUND est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chisholm, Hillcrest, Mr. and Mi’s. Ronald Macdonald the week end with his mother, Mrs C. Sister’s attendant, wore a Queen's Lochiel, became the bride of Kenneth Breck Patterson, and sons, Robert and Fraser, of Mont- Dadey and Mr. Dadey. j blue ensemble, with navy accessories WASHABLE WATER PAINT B.Sc., Wetsmount, Que., in St. Alexander’s Church, Loch- real, were with Colonel Macdonald AC. 2 J. E. Morris, R.C.A.F., Mont- and a corsage of yellow roses. Mr. p iel on Thursday, Sept. 24th. Miss Mildred Dever left and family, Garry Fen, over the week real, was with his parents, Mr. and Hugh R. McKinnon, brother-in-law | A really washable flat finish for your on Wednesday to attend Queen’s University. A. H. S. end. IMrs. P. J. Morris for the week end. , oi the bride, was groomsman. walls and ceilings. It is fire-retarding Among others in Montreal for the His Excellency Most Rev. R. Bro- The wedding breakfast followed at Field Day on Friday, saw’ much keen competition. M. and hygienic, and can be applied Pilomv on the Senior Boys’ Aggregate; Marion Camp- week end were the Misses C. Hannan, deur, Bishop of Alexandria, left Sun-‘the Chateau Malartic and later Mr. jg bell. Senior Girls; Gerald Connell, Intermediate Boys’; F. A. Rouleau, M. Thompson, M. Lay- day evening, for St. Boniface, Man., and Mrs. Gormley left on a wedding 'A over wallpaper and any other sound, Francis O’Halioran, Junior Boys; Patricia Baker, Junior land and M. Daoust. his former parish. Bishop Brodeur trip to North Bay. They will reside'” non-glossy surface. Girls. -Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Dolan were among Alexandrians Mr. Leonard MacGiilivray, Ottawa, will be absent about three weeks. jin Malartic. in Montreal yesterday to attend the presentation of the was here for the week end. | After a very pleasant holiday with' Among relatives attending were Mr. Passion Play. The marriage of Florence Ann, daugh- Mr. George and Miss Mollie Simon relatives and friends in Glengarry and Mrs. W. F. Doyle, Hudson, N.Y., 15; For Beautiful Interiors were in Montreal for the Jewish Holy and Montreal, Mr. Alex. P. Macdoneli, Mr- an(i Mrs- Hugh R. McKinnon,'k ter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. McKinnon, 4th Kenyon, to Mr. 1 Alexander Dapratto of Ottawa, was an event in St. Fin- Days. left Saturday morning for his home Alexandria and Miss Ida MacDonald, nan’s Cathedral on Wednesday. 16th Inst. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leroux motored in Detroit, Mich. He was accoompan-^ Montreal. to Montreal on Sunday being accom- i d to Alexandria by Mrs. Adair Mac- e MEN ARD—LEGAULT panfed by Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gagnier donell of Montreal, who spent the **##***»* and daughter, and Mrs. Bennie day here | Mixed autumn flowers adorned St. Proulx. ’ , ;■!) Mr. and Mrs. Laurier Deguire of Martin of Tours Church at half-pasti Bert Lalonde, Jack Cowan, Toronto ; Chambly, Que,, motored here on Sat- eight Monday morning, Sept. 15th, for ^ jl Jas. McMillan, Trenton; Rod. Me- urday and spent the weekend with the marria8e or Jeanne Mance, el- Tire Presbytery of Glengarry met yesterday in Dun- Leod, Belleville; J. E. Morris, Bernie Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Deguire. On their dest dau8'hter of Mr and Mrs Henri vegan to induct Rev. A. MacLean into the pastoral charge. McDonald and Dougald McGillivray, return they were accompanied by Mr. LeSault’ Glen Robertson, Ont. to The Alexandria Far- Montreal, all of the R.C.A.F., were Ed. Deguire who remained with them ' Roland elder son of Mr and Mrs Ade- Open late every Thursday and Saturday TWENTY YEARS AGO mers’ Co-Operative Associa- at their respective homes for Sunday, til’ Wednesday. lard Menard, Glen Robertson, Ont., Friday, Sept. 30, 1921 tion, finding their present Dr. W. L. McDougald, Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. Seguin of Montreal, Rev' C’ McRae officiated at the cere- qifarters too cramped, will while in town on a short visit the lat- accompanied by Mrs. O. Hurtubise, mony h^he presence of numerous rela- on November 1st move into the lower flat of the Mulhern ter part of last week, was the guest Miss Mariette Hurtubise and Miss tivs and friends. blpck, just south of their present quarters. Among those of his cousins, Mr. E. A. MacGilli- Laurette Laurin motored to town on Entering the church on the arm of who have left for Queen’s are Miss Joanna Kerr, Miss vray, M.P.P. and Miss J. MacGilli- Saturday on a short visit with rela- her father’ tlle bri(ie looked lovely Barbara Costello and Miss Eunice Simpson. No injur- vray. They accompanied him to Mont- tives. | bl a Roor_lenStl1 dress of white sue- ies resulted from a rear end collison on the G. T. R. real, by motor, Friday, returning home Mr. and Mrs. Will J. Simpson had della crePe> and wore a flowered coro- within 100 feet of the Lancaster station, early Saturday that evening. | as their guests yesterday, Mr. and net Wlth a length veil of morning. Four cars were burned in the resulting fire Major and Mrs. Angus A. McDon- Mrs. J. O. Simpson of Malone, N.Y.'white tulle’ Her boucluet was ofAmeri Watches but a southwest wind saved the station and agent’s house. csun beaut roses anti aid of Quebec City, spent the week and Mr. and Mrs. J C Schell of y ferns. Miss Sim- Major Colquhoun Ferguson of the 154th Battalion, has end the guests of the former’s mo- Toronto. j onne Menard, sister of the groom was We are the official agents for been awarded the Auxiliary Forces Officers ’ Decoration. ther, Mrs. Alex. McDonald, “Grove”. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. bridesmaid and Mr. Doris Decoste, • On Monday afternoon pupils • of Alexandria Separate Mr. and Mrs. A. Chenier, Mr. and and Mrs. Alfred St. Denis, were Capt. Green VaH®y acted as bestman. Bulova and Westfield Watches School tendered a reception to their new Bishop in Alex- Mrs. E. Chenier and son Jimmy, mo- and Mrs. J. A. Toupin, Miss Florence I After the ceremony a buffet lun- A complete stock from which to choose ander Hall. Master Archibald Macdonald read a brief tored to Newton Falls, N. Y. and Toupin, Miss Denise Patenaude, Mrs cheon waa served at the residence of addess and little Miss Simonne Huot presented a hand- spent the week end guests of Mr. and Eugene Poirier, and Mr. Raoul Levac, ' the bride’s Parents to about 125 rela- Let us show them to you some bouquet of flowers. The Carriage Works here, Mrs V. Cheney. I all of Montreal. , tives and friends. The afternoon was —AT— started in on full time, Monday. With several good orders Miss Marion McCulloch, Fairview, Dr. and Mrs. B. Primeau had as bappily spent in dancing and singing, booked it is to be hoped employees will now have steady was the guest of Mr and Mrs John Sunday guests, Mr. and Mrs. O. Huot,' The baPPy couPle left by motor for work. At Friday evening’s meeting of Glengarry Coun- McDonell, Moose Creek, last week. j Mr. and Mrs. Gei-ard Marier and baby their weddin§ tour at 4 o ’clock, accom. OSTROMS cil K. of C., Mr. Ed. J. Macdonald was elected Grand anled b Mr and Mr Miss K. MacDonald R.N. of Ossin- Alain, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Roy of P y s P- Emile La- Druggists and Jewellers, Mill Square, Alexandria. Knight. ing N. Y., was here for a short visit Montreal. I niarcbe- recently married. They visit- on Tuesday, before leaving the follow- Miss G. Gauthier arrived the early ed easfcern Points including Three ing day to spend some weeks with her part of the week from Santa Monica, Rlvers' CaPe de la Madeleine, Quebec, sister, Mrs A. W. Painton, Eston, Sask Cal., on a visit to her brothers and St’ Anne de BeauPre and Sherbrooke. Mr and Mrs Marcel Carter and sisters, Rve. C. F. Gauthier and the1 The bride traveHed in a red and twin children who had been visiting Msiess Gauthier, Apple Hill and Mr.1 black ensemble of w001 crePe with with Mrs Real Huot for the past two and Mrs. John C. Gautheir, Fourth' cessories to match, Rainy weather caused a severe drop in attendance at weeks, returned to Hull, Que., Sunday Kenyon. I °n fbbir return. a reception was the annual Fair of the Glengarry Agricul- M® and Mrs W. Gibeau and Mr and A. C. 2 Gerald McDonald of the tendered them at Green Valley Pavi- DOMINION STORES • LIMITED tural Association held here Mrs Lucien Poirier, visited in Mont- R.C.A.F., St. Thomas, Ont., spent the ' Uon where were the recipients of THIRTY YEARS AGO on Wednesday, when some 1200 real on Sunday. | week end with his parents, Mr. and beautiful gifts and cheques. Friday, Sept. 29, 1911 people paid admission, Ex- Miss Gen. Gormley, Montreal, week Mrs. Patrick R. McDonald, hibits in all departments ended with her parents, Mr and Mrs' Dr. and Mrs. Evans, of Waddington, were superior to former years. Messrs. Dan R. McDonald T. J. Gormley, Miss Florence Gormley N.Y., were guests on Sunday of Miss CIL Asks Slficler Conlrol and Vincent McDonald of the J. T. Schell Co., left on returned with her to the city. j M. Lawson. Monday for Ottawa wihere they will instal the interior Mrs J. R. McMaster was in Hunting-! fixtures in pie Victoria Memorial Museum of that city. don, Que., over the week end, the guest ENGAGEMENT iDf fali Fair Eoterlainmeit Miss Annie Macdonald and Miss Christena McMillan of her sister, Mrs J. Walsh. | Mb and Mrs Rod- A- McLeod, of Better care in the choice of enter- ORGANDIE have returned to New York after visiting at their homes Mr O. Layiand, Ottawa, Sundayed Dalhousie Station, Quebec have an- tainment at annual fall fairs was TOILET TISSUE, 4 relis 19c. here. Rev. D. N. McPhail B.D.„ Ph. D., Church of with friends here. | nounced the engagement of their urged in a resolution passed at an exe- Scotland, Kirk Hill, Ont., has been offered the appointment Mrs A. Brisson of Ottawa is visiting daughter Mary Helen to Mr. John J. cutive. meeting of the diocesan Catho- to the Church of Scotland in St. Vincent, West Indies, by DOMINION BREAD her mother, Mrs Des Groseilliers, j Kennedy of Ottawa, son of Mrs Ken- lic Women's League held in Corbet “HABITANT the Colonial Committee of the Church. Angus Dewar, Bishop St., this week. j nedy and the late Allan Kennedy of Hall, Cornwall, Sunday afternoon. Mrs 2, 24 oz loaves 15c the veteran mail carrier, had an exciting experience on Nursing Sister M. Rutherford, King APPle Hill. The marriage will take J. W. MacRae, Lochiel, newly elected Ia Pea Soup Tuesday, while riding home. Passing the swamp east of ston, Ont., paid Alexandria friends a P oe early in October, President, presided at this first meet 29c FRY’S COCOA McCormick’s he was stopped by two men. An uppercut short visit this week. ing of the new executive and there 3i 28 oztms 1 lb. tin 33c to the jaw felled one and he was able to whip his horse Miss Mary Thomson, daughter of was an almost complete representa- V2 lb, tin 21c safely by. Mr. Donald Robertson and members of his Dr. and Mrs M. G. Thomson, left Mon- Cluislenins Cnoiiy tion. family, and Mr. J. J. Wightman and family, are citizens day morning for Toronto where she The resolution, which was unani- IDEAL PEAS 3 No. \ IB oz tins ? 29c. of Maxville who leave to reside in Ottawa this week. will enter St. Hilda’s College, Univer-] At the home of her maternal par- mously passed, read: “We the mem- There is a new issue of the Canadian four dollar bill, a sity of Toronto. Miss Thomson is a ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. MacGilli- bers of the Catholic Women’s Lea great improvement on the old one. Miss Joanna Ken- graduate “of GC.V.s7and wa7the win>ray' the christenining ceremony took gue of the Diocese of Alexandria, ap- AYLMER nedy left on Monday for Montreal to join her mother, ner of the Dr. Burnside scholarship1 plaee Sunday a^noon’ of the ln‘ peal _ to the directors of annual fall Household heeds TOMATO and VEGETABLE Mrs. Grace Kennedy. in mathematics and science. Cornwall1 fant dauSbter df VlnS Officer and fairs, as it is their responsibility, to DIAMOND SOUPS. 3 for 25c. Standard-Freeholder. Mrs. A. W. Robinsori. The officiating be more careful in the choice of enter i Mr. Alex. Kennedy of Buffalo. N.Y. clergyman. Rev. Dr. è. M. Macleod, teinn.ent at the fairs, and to avoid Lamps 2 tor 25c gave the infant the names Norma anything that is detrimental to the FLEISHMANN’S is spending some time guest of Mr. NUGGET SHOE and Mrs. Wm. J. Kennedy and fam- Lillian. morals of our youth.’’ YEAST CAKE ily. Following the ceremony tea was In welcoming the members of the Polish 12c 4 cakes 15c Miss Cleo MacDonald of Montreal 'served in the dtaing room' Autumn committee to their first meeting, Mrs I Trie Royal train bearing the Duke and Duchess of week ended in the 3rd Kenyon. j flowers centred the table, which was MacRae strongly urged them to con- LUX Cornwall and York made its first Ontario stop at Alexan- covered with a lace cloth and pink TENDERLEAF Messrs Donald A. McDonald and Ho- ’ tinue in the war services work they dria on Friday morning last. ward Kennedv of Montreal spent the tspers in silver candlesti<:ks were have undertaken, both in the making Toilet Soap, bar 6c TEA BAGS FORTY YEARS AGO On less than 24 hours’ notice week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. i used’ Presiding at the urns was Mrs. of comforts for Canada’s soldiers and 100’s box $1.00 Friday, Sept. 27, 1901 a crowd of close to 2000 peo- LARGE I Kennedy. j Harvey S. Robinson of Toronto and in other directions brought about by ple were on hand and the Miss Van Allan of Carp, and her ' assistinS the hostess in serving, were the v.ar. She also asked them to ne- greeting was indeed a warm one. Senator Donald Mc- cousin Col. Van Allan of Connaught Mrs; s- J 'Jowitt, Miss Marion Mac- ver forget in prayer the men of Bri- Rinso 24c. pk. RICHMELLO Millan, MD. and J. A. Macdoneli, K.C., presented the Ranges. spent last Friday attending Gi!livray and Mrs. A. W. Robinson iain‘’s armed forces and those of her! address and introduced His Lordship Bishop Macdoneli, GILLETTE COFFEE Maxville Fair. Present from out of town were Mrs allies, and for a just and righteous lb bag 39c. J. T. Schell, M.P., and E. H. Tiffany, Esq. Agent Shep- Mrs. J. J. MacDonald of Winnipeg, J. H. Robinson of Marvelville, the victory. Lye tin 11c i. herd informs us that he sold over 400 tickets to Ottawa Man., who has been visiting her sis- baby’s grandmother, Flying Officer For the coming year conveners were Fair this year. H. C. Weir of Glen Robertson, paid heavily ter, Mrs. J. A. Gillies of Ottawa, has,A’ w- Robinson of St. Hubert, Que., appointed to be in charge of the dif- for his trip, losing a roll of bills amounting to $195. r and arrived in Glengarry to visit her bro- i ^ ‘ Mrs. H. S. Robinson, Tor- ferent committees carrying on the ac- FRUITS and VEGETABLES On Tuesday, Messrs. A. Lafrance, St. Raphaels; David onto Mr and Ars G E ther and sister, Mr. A. H. and Miss ’ ’ * ’ ’ ’ Robinson. tivities of the C. W. L. These were:' TOKAY COOKING and Kenneth Christie, Martintown, and M. Cavanagh, Mary McGillis, Bridge End. j Orville and Elaine Robinson, West- Mrs. J. A. Primeau, Cornwall, organi- Cornwall, left for Butte,-Mt.—Mr and Mrs R. MoCrimmon, oro Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dewar of Glen b ; Mrs. S. J. Jowitt and Miss zation; Mrs W. J. O’Shea, Glen Ne-' Grapes 2 lbs. 25c. Apples, 5 lbs. 25c Maxville left Tuesday for North Dakota.——Town Coun- 1 Sandfield, left on Wednesday by mo - ' Marion MacGiilivray, Ottawa, vis scholarship, Mrs. A. J. Macdon- GOLDEN RIPE LARGE cil has men at work clearing stumps out of the pond. tor for Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont., to | ° aid, North Lancaster, education; Mrs. Glengarry inventors are exhibiting at Ottawa Fair. A. M, attend the funeral of the latter’s bro-! Kgijlt BCIHC BBIiQV3t2(l A. A Collins, Cornwall, emigration Bananas 9c. lb. Cauliflowers 25c Cummings showed a cattle guard much admired by rail- ther, Mr. Jas. W. Hope, whose death and Travellers’ Aid; Miss Marjorie waymen; Jas. Ferguson of Maxville, had a two-horse occurred somewhat suddenly. The vault in St. Finnan's cemetery Pimm, Cornwall, study clubs; Mrs. J. e treading mill; H. R. Macdonald, Alexandria, demonstrat- Miss Marion MacDonald of Winni- is receiving much needed attention D. Villeneuve, Maxville, child welfare Csrtols, Parsnips, Heels S lie. ed his combined thresher and cutter which drew much peg, has arrived on a visit to her mo- this week, the work being under super and social service; Mrs. L. Welsh, Mille' B ts favorable comment. Dr. A. A. McLennan of Buena ther. Mrs. Dan R. MacDonald of vision of Mr G- Miller. The vault Roches, Sisters of Service; Mrs H. W. Vista, Col., is visiting his brother, J. K. McLennan, 2nd North Lancaster. roof has ben repaired and the whole Snetsinger, Cornwall, Girl Guides; Char. Geo. D. Sabourln left for Duluth on Tuesday Mrs. D. N. RÇacMillan and Mrs. exterior painted grey. The cement Mrs. Donald A. Macdonald, Alexan- ' K? PhOnC DeUver 56 evening where he purposes residing. MacLeod of Dunvegan, were guests on foundation has been restored and the dria. publicity; Mrs D. A. Mc- Thursday afternoon of last week, of j interior is now being renovated. Donald, Alexandria and Mrs. J. A. OMINIOK STORES LTD.