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Glengarry Canvassers And Committee Members flight Rev. Rosario Brodeur Of St. Boniface, Man. CUoiteüburgli Fills Pioe Grove Footballers Cheese Grading flight Appointed Coadjutor Bishop flt Biocese Boari! mitM Fled,on Continue Winning Pace Held At Cold Storage Plant For Victory Loan Orive Met Here Wednesday WILFRED MacDONALD IS NEW DEFEAT LOCHIEL AND GREEN- FIRST 94 SCORE OF SEASON Sti DEPUTY REEVE — NO FIELD BY 1—0 AND GOES TO H. GIRARD OF Confident Glengarry Will Top It’s $350,000 Junta In Campaign " Announcement Made By Apostolic Delegate On COUNCIL FIGHT 2—0 SCORES DORNIE FACTORY Starting Monday-E. A. MacGillivray, Wednesday-Consecration May Take Place There will be no municipal election PINE GROVE 1—LOCHIEL 0 Some 100 cheesemakers and patrons in Charlottenburgh township, a new The Pine Grove Football team con- representing district cheese factories, M.P.P. Was Speaker i At St. Hyacinthe On June 10th deputy-reeve and councillor having tinues from where they left off last gathered at Shepherd Bros.’ Cold Stor- The Victory Loan Drive across Can- been elected by acclamation at the season with-two wins and no defeats age Plant, here, Wednesday evening, Appointment of Right Rev. Rosario ada for $600,000,000 will get underWay nomination meeting held in the town- for them two games of the 1941 sea- for the first Cheese Grading Night of Citizens Are Asked to Brodeur, Parish priest of Holy Cross son. the season. W. E. Brennan of Kempt- on Monday next, when 14 canvassers Mr. h F. Macdonell ship hall, Williamstown on Tuesday. set out in Glengarry seeking a quota Church in the . archdiocese of St. Wilfred MacDonald was the only nom- In the opening game at Lochiel on ville, was the Grader and among those Boniface, as Coadjutor Bishop of the Decorate For Grivd of $350,000. The canvassers,' local com- inee for the position of Deputy-reeve Friday, May 23rd,—gfter a fast and persent werethere Dairy instructors, diocese of Alexandria was announced Messrs. H. Keyes, Alexandria; Geo. mittee members and organizers for raid Fioal Iribute and his place as councillor will be evenly contested struggle they took During the three-week period of Wednesday by Most Rev. Udebrando McMillan, Apple Hill, and Geo. Martin the United Counties gathered In Alex- filled by J. W. McCulloch of Sum- Lochiel’s measure by the score of 1-0 the Victory Loan Drive citizens of Antoniutti, Apostolic Delegate to Can- Many relatives and life long friends of Finch. Mr. Keyes is the new In- andria on Wednesday, to complete ar- merstown. There were three named Keith MacMaster, who was the out- Glengarry are asked to decorate their ada and Newfoundland. The new Co- paid final tribute to the memory of structor for Glengarry, succeeding D rangements for the local campaign. for the council seat but D- K. Me- standing player, on the field made the homes and places of business with adjutor Bishop’s appointment to the Mr William F. Macdonell ,at the fun- Connell who has gone to Kemptville, From 5 to 7 o’clock the registration Dougald, Glen Donald and WmJplay .after some spectacular footwork flags and bunting. Proclamations to charge was made by Pope Plus XII. He and advantage was taken of the occas- of canvassers was held In the K. of C. eral, held at 9.30, Friday morning, from Blanchard, Tyotown, failed to qualify, on which thé starrÿ Campbell Mac this effect from the Mayor of Alex- has been named titular Bishop of ion to introduce him to many of the rooms, following which some twenty his late residence, Main Street north, with the result that no election will be Gillivray scored the winning goal in andria, and from the Reeves of Ken- Mideo and Coadjutor with the right men with whom he will be associated. of the canvassers and local committee- to St. Finnan’s Cathedral, where the needed the second period. Several members yon, Lochiel, Lancaster and Chariot- of succession to Right Rev. Felix In all 1542 boxes were graded by men were guests ofthe Chief Counties' of last year’s champions were missing tenburgh Townships will be found in Couturier, Bishop of Alexandria, who body was received by Rev. Dr. W. J. The vacancies occurred when fol- Mr. Brennan who complimented the Organizer, Mr S. W. Harris, at a Din- from the line-up,—including the high Smith, Rector, who also celebrated lowing the death of A. D. Cameron, this issue. ner held at the Ottawa House. Mine Is seriously ill. scoring Dougald MacGillivray, Wal- district bn the small number of under- Williamstown, the deputy-reeve , L. Many will be unable to assist the host Rouleau served an excellent In announcing the creation and ap- the Funeral Mass. In the sanctuary lace MacLeod and Ian Dewar, but their grade cheese. He reported there had Cameron Kennedy, resigned his of- vic or 11 chicken dinner and later the party ad- pointment of Right Rev. Brodeur, as were Revs. D. A. Campbell, St. Rap- young replacements gave a good ac- been less than 100 undrgrade cheese In t y Lo* Drive in a financial fice to succeed the late Mr. Cameron and wiu be journed to the K. of C. rooms where Coadjutor Bishop, the Apostolic Dele- count of themselves and will no doubt the district so far this season. Re-1 l^k to lend support haels and Major the Rev. E. J. Mac- as clerk-treasurer in tllis manner a meeting was held. gate also announced appointement of hit the headlines before the season suits of the grading were 94’s-13r - donald, M.C., Dickinson’s Landing. o 93’s-1084; 92’s-331; 2nd grade -10; 3ra Citizens of Alexandria should make Right Rev. George Cabana, superior is ovqr . Mr. Harris, who was accompanied The honoary pallbearers were grade-4. j a special effort as this period coin- by M.r Jack McPherson .assistant or- of the seminary of St. Hyacinthe, Que. Lochiel too were minus three of cides with the ganizer, and Mr. F. K. Masters, coun- as titular Bishop of Anchialo, and Messrs Jos. Corbett, Ottawa, Angus fiefief Becipieots Petition their former stars, Joseph MacDonell Herminie Girard, maker at Dornie holding of the big Red Cheese Factory, was complimented on Dross Pageant, here, on Saturday, ties’ Secretary, instructed the can- Coadjutor with the -right of succession j j A MacDonal(i c. Dadey, Allan Weir, Hugh A. MacKinnon and Pat Sage. the fact that he. had the first’94 score dune 7th, when visitors will come from vassers on their duties. to Right Rev. Emile Yelle, Archbishop W. J. Simpson, G. A. Bradley, Ed J. For Larger Food Allowance However with the addition of the of Sit. Boniface, Man. Archbishop Yelle of the season. Later Mr. Girard spoke every section of the county, E. A. MacGillivray, MBB., Chair- MacDonald, Duncan A. MacDonald Claiming that their food allowance Macdonald brothers, Clifford and is relinquishing active episcopal duties briefly tm his methods - man of the Glengarry Committee, and Colonel A. G. F. Macdonald . is not large enough twelve relief re- Gordon, from Glen Sandfield and owing to ill health. In their remarks, Messrs. Brennan then spoke, stressing the point that The acting pallbearers were DrD. cipients presented a petition to town John Sandilands, local teacher, their and Martin complimented Shepherd we must avoid easy and casual op- It is expected that the new prelates D. McIntosh, Mayor; Messrs J. A. council which met Monday evening team should be strong and powerful Bros, on their fine Cold Storage rqpm. j OBITUARIES timism especially about the inevi- will receive episcopal consecration in Laurin, E. B. Ostrom, D. N. McRae, in regular session. Mayor McIntosh enough to give the champions a run Mr. Martin stated it wsa as fine, if not tability of an easy victory. “We must their native diocese of St. Hyacinthe, Chas. McKinnon and Leo. St. John. read the petition to council and it for their money from heire in Arnold MRS. CARL RYAN the finest, he had seen in the district, ' give everything we’ve got,” said Mr. on June 30th, the Feast of St. Paul. Relatives from out of town present was turned over to the Charity and Vogan Leo. Davidson' and the MaoDon FOURNIER, May 26—Largely at- and he urged the dairymen to make use tended" by^rieni" and relatives, the MacGillivray. The time has come for . The new Coadjutor Bishop of Alex- included, Mr. Allan J. Macdonell, Miss Welfare Committee to be dealt with. aid brothers showed fine, early season andria -was bom in the diocese of St. r it; all Canadians to face the discourag- Elizabeth Macdonell, Toronto; Mr. S. Laporte appeared before council form for the losers while John Mac- ° ' fpneral of Mrs Carl Ryan, formerly Hyacinthe, Que, and received his theo- Master and Willie MacGillivray were Margaret Sloan ,of Fournier, who died ing facts concerning progress of the war and Mrs. J. C. MacDougall, Montreal; cn behalf of a number of merchants and the sooner this Is done, the sooner logical education at Baltimore, Md. right in there with Keith and Camp- recently in an Ottawa hospital after Mr. John and Miss Antoinette Forster, and asked that steps be taken to see we’ll get down to the actual business After his ordination to the priesthood Belleville, Ont.; Dr. and Mrs. J. V. that all stores remain closed on Sun- bell in the leading roles for the win- a short illness, was held from her late he founded the English-speaking Miss tiara Kohler Wed of defeating Nazism. This should be Lally,- Mrs. R. Stuart, Mrs J. D. days. The Constable is to be instruct- ners. residence to St. Bernard’s church, the keynote of the 1941 Victory _Loan parish of Sioux Lookout, Ont., and Campbell, Mr. Dan McIntosh, Mr. Ste- ed to look into the matter. Lewis John MacLean officated as referee. where requiem high mas was chanted lo Don McKinnon campaign, the chairmkn said, in a the parish ofthe Holy Cross for Eng- wart McIntosh, Cornwall; Mrs. Inez Shepherd asked that two street lig-its by Rev. Father Belanger, P. P. lish speaking Catholics at St. Boni- PINE GROVE 2—GREENFIELD 0 brief pep talk which closed his ad- McIntosh, Mrs Harold Wheeler, Miss be installed in the vicinity of his new The second game of the season with At a single ring ceremony perform- Mrs Ryan was in her 47th year. She face- He is 52 years old. 1 dress. Margaret McGillis, Mrs. V. McDonald, warehouse and the Road Committee Greenfield scheduled to play in Pine ed at 7 a.m. Monday in St. Urban s Vi-as a member of the Ladies of St Ann’s All canvassers were present for re- Mrs. Quinn, St. Andrews. will take action. Grove was postponed from Monday to Catholic church at Denhoff, Miss Society of Curran and of the Catholic gistration and the meeting was a moat Floral pieces were as follows: sprays, E. Libbos also appeared to ask for Tuesday May 27th. because of rain. Clara Kahler, daughter of Mr. Her- Acyon 0£ Fournier. She leaves besides Ordination Ceremony, June 7 ; enthusiastic one, there being little Mr. and Mi’s. J. C, MacDougall, Mont- a more rigid enforcement of the by- Like all postponed ' 'games—this one man Kahler of Denhoff became the her hu£bahd, six sons, ' Hubert, Lam- doubt in the minds of everyone that The Rev. John D. MoPhail ,son of erai, Dr. and Misr J .H. McCann, law governing the keeping of pigs encountered difficulties. However/after bride of Mr. Donald A. McKinnon, son berti stanleyi Dealli Ern^t and Edgar Glengarry’s quota of $350/100, will be Mr and Mrs Rod MoPhail, Martintown Miss Mary MacDougall, Framingham, within the town limits. a late start, the game got under way of Mi'. Dan McKinnon, Denhoff, Rev. daughters, Mona and Rena ;also F. X. Miller of Harvey officiated be , f- brothers, W. J. Sloan of Apple reached. will be ordained to the Holy Priest- Mass., pillow, Mrs. D. J. Macdonell The constable is to be given one week and was fast and interesting while it olir fore an altar decorated with lilies-of- James and George Sloan of Foux- The local representatives who will hood by His Excellency, The Most and family, Alexandria; cross. Dr. to see that all dog taxes and taxi lasted. Greenfield, hardest hit of all the-valley. nier, Alfred of Montreal and four conduct the canvass in Glengarry Reverend Jos. Charbonneau, on Sat- and Mrs. Forster, Belleville; cut flow- and trucking licenses are collected. the teams through the loss of their urday, June 7, at 8 o’clock, D.S.T. In ers, Misses Marguerite and Helen Se- last year’s members trotted out many MTs. H. L. Saueressig of McClusky, sisterSj ^ M sloan and ^ j are: St James Cathedral, Montreal and The Clerk was instructed to order sister of the bride, was matron of Thornton of Montreal, Mrs A. Sit. Jean -V ger. four firemen’s coats and hip boots young players, with the addition of Kenyon Township—Alex. L. Me- will celebrate his First Solemn Mass at honor and Mr. Aindrew Beck, Me- Saskatchewan and Mrs Dan La- Mass offerings were from Allan J. for new members of the brigade. that old reliable Eddie Carter, former Dermid, Apple Hill; Malcolm Grant, 10.30, standard time. In St. Andrew’s Clusky, was best man. Macdonell and family, Miss Elizabeth Mayor McIntosh issued a procla- Maxville star, and although display- vigne of St. Bernadin. Greenfield; Robert MacKay, Maxville; Church, St. Andrews West on Sunday* For the ceremony the bride wore a Macdonell, Toronto; Angus H. McGil- mation calling on all citizens to co- ing good playing form Were not or- The many spiritual offerings showed J. W. Smillle, Maxville. June 8th. three-tone coral rose dress fashioned lis, .Dalhousie; Mrs. R. Stuart and operate in the Victory Loan drive by ganized enough to hold the champions the high esteem in which the deceased Lochiel Township—Donald A. Mac- with' a knife-pleated skirt and soft Father McPhail who has completed family, Dr. and Mrs. J .V. Lally, Corn- decorating homes and business places first Dougald MacMillan and then wa held. Interment was in the family donald, K.C., Alexandria; J. W. Mac- gathering at the shoulders. Her ac- s his theological course at the Grand wall, Spr. C. A. Macdonell, Portage during the period of the drive. Ac- Donald MacSweyn scored for Pine plot at Fournier. Rae, Lochiel; J. J. Morris, Alexandria; -Seminary, Montreal, will be a welcome cessories were in brown. She carried la Praijie, Man., Mr and Mrs Har- counts ratified totalled $661.00. Grove without a reply from Greenfield J. E. Perrier, Dalkeith. addition to the clergy of the Diocese her first holy communion prayer book old Wheeler, St. Andrews; Dr. and Keith MacMillan acted as referee. MR. MATHIAS TELLIER Lancaster Township—Colin Mae- Mrs. Saueressig wore a dress of light ■of Alexandria Mrs. J. H. McCann, Miss Mary Mac- Pine Grove have changed their The death of Mathias Telller took Pherson, Bainsville; D. A. McLeod, rose crepe with rows of self material Dougall, Framingham, Mass; Mi- and playing field westward. Fans will note place at his home, 6th Con. North North Lancaster; James A. McArthur, Mrs. J. C. MacDougall and family, WEDDINGS that the field is west of Laggan this buttons around the front and back Lancaster, Glengarry County, May yoke, and navy accessories. She wore a . e had been Lancaster. Ho. 4 Company To liirci Montreal. Dr. and Mrs. Forster, Bel- CAMPBELL—G NEIL season—but that everything else will in his mh year H leville'; Mr. Jos. E. Macdonell, Sud- Norseland bracelet, gift of the bride. Charlottenburgh Township — An- In Victory Loan Parade A marriage of Interest to many be the same . in failing health for some time ,but drew R. McCallum, Martintown: Ro- bury; Mr. Charles Costa, New York o——— Mrs. Saueressig entertained at a Glengarrians was solemnized in St. had only been confined to his bed for The men of No. 4 Company, under C.'.y; The Misses O’Connor, Green- wedding breakfast at her home near bert McNaught, Cornwall; Hugh R. a few diays . Capt. Geo. Kinloch, O.C., will go to field; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mullett, Mr. Agnes Church, Detroit, Mich., on Sat- Lake Superiors May McClusky following the wedding. A McaDonlad, Martintown. urday, May 24th, when Miss Helen Surviving are his widow, Rachel ,Mc Cornwall, Sunday, to take part in and Mrs. Donald A. Macdonald, Mr. three-tiered wedding cake, crowned Roxborough Township — E. R. Mc- O’Neil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pa- the big Victory Loan parade, It has and Mrs. J. J. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Pass Tltnough Alexandria with a minature bride and bride- Donald ,one son, Francis ,at home, two Millan, Avonmore; J. Harold Craw- trick J. O'Neil, beotoie the bride of daughters, Mrs C. J. Fitzgerald, Mont been announced. The Company will Arnold Weir, Miss Ettie Kerr, Misses | The Lake Superior Rgt. left its camp groom, decorated the table. ford, Mondland Road; Murdoch Mac- r€aI and Mrs meet at the Armouries that morningDenise and Pierette Brabant, Mr and Mr’ John A- Campbell, of Detroit, son at Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. McKinnon left on a D. A. McPhee, Drum- Leod, Moose Creek. of Mrs Ranald Campbell, Glen Nevis and leave about 10.15 in a body. Mrs. Alfred St. John and family, Dr. day morning, on a long trek to Ste wedding trip to the Eastern United mondvllle, Que., and one grandson, and the late Mr. Campbell. —o and Mrs. D. J. Dolan, Mr. F. J. Tobin Anne’s Que., en route to a new train States and Canada. For travelling the Robert Telller. and family, Mr. Wallace Macdonell, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell visited Mrs. ing ground in Quebec province. The bride wore a navy blue wool crepe suit, | The funeral was held on .Friday, S. D, & G. Veteran Earns June Session To Convene fashioned on military lines. Her ac- May 16th, to St. Margaret’s Church, Mr and Mrs A. Chenier, Mr and 1rs R- Campbell, Glen Nevis ,and on Tues- regiment moved out in two columns Promotion in R.C.A.F. Earlier on June 9tli Eli Chenier Colonel A. G. F. Mac-1 day were guests of his aunt. Mrs. D. and we understand one will pass cessories were white. | Glen Nevis, Ont. where Requiem donald. Cards of sympathy from Mr, Donovan, Alexandria. They leave for through Alexandria, possibly Satur- Mrs. McKinnon, a graduate of Den- High Mass was sung by the pastor, H. O. McDonald has been promoted United Counties council of Stor- and Mrs M. C. Seger and the Misses their home at Detroit, to-day(Friday). day, '' after camping overnight in the hoff high school and Minot State Rev. A. L. Cameron ,in the presence of to the rank of Wing Commander, mont, Dundas and Glengarry will hold Seger, Mr and Mrs A. W. Trottier. third Kenyon. Teachers college, has been employed many relatives and old time friends, according to an announcement by No. MacCULLOCH—GRANT its June session starting on June 9, Three brothers, sons of Mr. Joe as a teacher in Sheridan county. Mr. The honorary pallbearers were: 3 Training Command of the R.C-AJP. In previous years the June session The marriage of Miss Celestine Grant of Oba, Ont., formerly of Alex- McKinnon, a graduate of Denhoff Kenneth McDonald, N. A. McDonald, at Ottawa, Wednesday. A native of usually was held around the middle of 2235 Boxes fltfered (Sally) Grant daughter of Mr and Mrs andria, are in the unit. They are high school, attended the State Teach- Donald J. McDonell, John Kelly, John Toronto, Wing Commiancter McDon- the month, but the earlier date was A total of 2235 boxes of cheese was D- A- Grant of Montreal, Que. to Mr L-Cpl. Clifford Grant and Ptes. Doug- ers college at Valley City, the Oregon Stewart and Joseph Castonguay. ald is a veteran of the Great War. -decided on for this year to enable sold on the Alexandria Board last Wilfrid MacCulloch, son of Mr and las and Martin Grant. One of the of- college of education and the University The active pallbearers were: Dr. After enlisting with the S.D. & G. farmer members of council to be home night, Canada Packers taking the en- Mrs. J. A. MacCulloch takes place on ficers of the Unit is Lieut. Dumbrille, of Minnesota. He is a teacher In j0s. Beaudette, Joseph Vincent, Rod. Highlanders be transferred to tha tor the haying season. tire offering at 14 7-16 cents. Saturday, May 31st. at the St. Augus- a brother of Mrs. J. T. Smith, Alex Sheridan county. P. McDonald, Ranald McDonald, J. Royal Flying Corps in 1916 and saw tine of Canterbury Church, Notre andria., Neil McDonald and Adeiard Sauve. service with fighter units. Shot down Dame de Grace, Montreal, Que. o Mr. MacKinnon is a nephew of Mrs. Mass cards were received from Mr behind 'enemy lines he was a prisoner A reception will be held at the home Allan A. MacDonald, Eig. and Mrs C. J. Fitzgerald, Mr and Mrs of war for 18 months. of the bride in Montreal, after the Ordination At Syracuse o Wm. Lancashire, Verdun, Que. (High Before joining the R.O.A.F. In 1939 4- A.H.S. Chjt-Chat ^ church ceremony and on the Tuesday Masses.) Mrs M. Tellier, Mr and Mrs he was in the investment business to following, a reception will be' held by Mrs D. Donovan, Alexandria, has ' Reception of Holy Habit F. Tellier and Robert; Mrs Mary received an invitation to be present Toronto. * ! Here we are again. Pupils of Grades Chicken Day” Friday was tomato the relatives of the groom in St. Rap- Sayant and family, Mrs Carrie Mc- at the ordination to the Holy Priest- “A Ceremony of Reception of the 9 and 10 will soon be made farmers plant day too. The last of April, we hael’s hall. Holy Habit will be held at the Mona- Donald and family, Mr and Mrs E.-H. Grade 9 pupils are having their own planted our tomato seeds using four hood, of her cousin, Rev. Robert Allan Arsenault, North Lancaster, Mr and A kitchen shower was given Miss Hodges, to be conferred by His Excel- stery of the Precious Blood on Monday garden plots in which they are grow- varieties: Bonnie Bests, John Baers, Mrs D. A. McPhee, Drummondville, C.N.R. Gangs Employed Grant at the home of Mrs Phillip lency, The Most Rev. Walter A. Foery, June 2nd, at 7.30 A.M. Friends of the ing peas, beans, corn,, radishes, on- Erallannas and Canada Extra Early. Community are cordially invited to Que., Ml* and Mrs Mark Legault, Glen Lauzon on Monday afternoon, May DX>„ on Saturday morning, June 7th, On Line Here ions, carrots, beets and lettuce. Grade The young plants were transplanted 12th, Miss Grant received also a linen attend. ’ ’ Robertson, Ont. Josephine McDonald at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Two gangs of C.N.R. workmen are 10 is in the com field. twice jnto the hotbed and into the shower by Mrs Alex. Lauzon, on Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Decosse, Mr. and Conception, Syracuse and to his first engaged in the Alexandria area at Our garden sign is finished and we cold frame. Last Friday we proudly nesday evening May 21st. Many beau- Mrs Rod. P. McDonald, Glen Norman, Solemn Mass at Watertown, N.Y., on present and are making their tem- hope to put it up by Friday. This was took our plants home. The pupils are tiful gifts were received at both Red Cross Dance A Success Mr and Mrs N. A. McDonald and a co-operative venture on the part of to keep a record of the bugs found June 8th. Father Hodges who is a family, Mr- and Mrs R. Fraser, Ottawa, porary homes on a work train in the showers. grandson of the late Allan D. Mc- A very successful entertainment the members of Grades 9 and 10 Art on their plants, the first bloom, and Ont., Mr. and Mrs. James A. McDonald local yards. The worktrain Is busy Donald of Glen Nevis, will have the was the Red Cross Dance held in the Classes. The design was handed in first tomato. We are also to note the Bridge End., Mr. and Mrs J .J. Nolan digging out the banks of “Buffalo sincere felicitations of many Glen- Armouries, here, last Friday evening, by Ralph Logan; and Ralph and yield. We are all to tell which variety Social Conveners Named Mr and Mrs R. Goodman, Mr and Mrs Cut” between Alexandria and Green- Claude Guerrier, both of Grade 10 we like best. This is a Home Garden- garrians. and which will net the local group , field while east of of Alexandria stt1 over $100. A congenial holiday crowd H. Clark, Mr and Mr James Mc- worked on the printing, while Ethel ing Project for Grades 9 and 10, Preparations forthe annual social of s other gang is busy laying 100-lb steel numbering well over 150 couples was Donald, Montrélal, Mrs Alice Kava- Rosenberg and Elaine MacDonald of The Indian dance group had a St. Finnan's parish to be held on nagh, Mr and Mrs Leslie Kavanagh rails to replace those to use* Liberal Annual on June II in attendance. Grade nine were the painters. We meeting on Monday when we were Mr and Mrs Roland Brady, Mr and New rails axe to be laid on the July 9th ,are already underway. At An entertaining feature was the think they did a fine job. given our parts. We are now practia- Usually held the first Wednesday en the High Mass on Sunday Rev. Dr. presentation of a revue “Waltz of the Mr John Ryan, Mr and Mrs John stretch between Gl Robertson and On Friday the nine members of the ing hard, so that any yells heard on ‘of June, the annual meeting of the s Greenfield and possibly furüier west, W. J. Smith, Rector, announced the Glengarry Liberal Association has Flowers,” by eight young, local girls'Grady, Drummondville, Que. Poultry dub took home their chickens the streetse between now and June enough work to keep the men in this names of conveners for the various been postponed one week to June 11th under the direction of Mrs J. J. Mac-| Floral offerings were received from whicK^liad been residing In the In-j 7th will just be our Indians practis vicinity all summer. A . cubation room. Besides being ing their war whoop. committees Party stalwarts will please note. Donald. , A. - the family, The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont, Friday, May 30. 1941. Page 2
asks approval of the agreement signed Department has reported to us the j 4,966 school children received a ra- between the two countries on March names of several yuong men who were pid cla)Ss room inspection following 19th. It won’t be necessary to have rejected for service in the aimed the Blaster vacation. In Cornwall Town The Ottawa Spotlight more than a majority in both houses forces because of chest conditions. An j and suburban schools, 13 children at Washington, because this is not a endeavour is made to have these men | were excluded because of communi- BY M. MCDOUGALL treaty, which would require a two x-rayed at the chest clinics to deter-. thirds vote of the Senate. That power mine- whether or not the condition is [ cable skin disease and 196 because of interests in the Northwestern states tuberculous. : pediculosis. We are gratified to note poration tickets will not apply to sol-. OTTAWA, May 27 By slow and will continue their opposition is cer- j Because of a small outbreak of that these- figures show a marked im diers. A few changes such as these1 tain. There are- also those who have psittacosis in some part of Ontario, I heavy stages the budget has been provement when compared to the making its way through parliament. have been made, but in the main the' long favored a seaway down the MiSr we were asked by the Provincial Just now it appears that with most budget resolutions as orginally devised' sissippi Many point to the cost Health Department to register all, numbers excluded for this purpose fol- of the hurdles cleared the bills cover- are being carried through the House. | (estimated at $266,000,000.) which they parrots, love birds, parrakeets and, lowing the Christmas vacation which ing the various tax changes will be The federal government has entered | say might be expended more profitably budgerigers in the Counties. Up to ' were 43 and 616 respectively. quickly passed ,and that parliament the succession duty field to stay. The in wartime production. They further the present time, 22 such birds have will shortly adjounded. The minister minister of finance during the Rowell-1 say -the St. Lawrence project might been registered by their owners. None of finance has for several days been Sirois conference explained that the take seven years to complete. Against 0f the owners reported any unusual subjected to heavy barrage of object- colossal demands of the war would - these arguments are the demands from sickness among their families in re , .1 force the Dominion government toj ions on individuals items of the bud- the Washington adminstration for the cent months which might have been get. The opposition was particularly invade- fields hitherto exploited only] power which the project would give to'tlue t0 psittacsosis. j by the provinces. Death duties will severe on the three cents a gallon war industries. The great industrial i Houses placarded by the sanitary therefore now be collected by both gasoline tax, which several members areas of the midwest would , have a . inspectors during April totalled 55, ' the provinces and the- federal govern- held should not apply to farmers or new opening to the world, and the St.'the laj.ge majorit bting for m€asies.! r fishermen when gasoline is used in ment. The soft drink tax proposed in Lawrence basin could produce- ™-al Seven fumigations Were made. Com-1 the operation of their farming ma- the budget met with such a diversity and freight ships so urgently needed.' $ investi ted tj,talled 33, OJ v of complaints in the Commons that mV. _ in V-.o TT 11 LrQ 11V-1 cxrwH - chinery or fishing boats. In connection There- seems to be every likelihood these, 12 were regarding dead animals. GIVES the finance minister announced that with this tax the minister of agricul- that the project will carry in congress, Other complaints were made regarding there would be a flat 25 per cent tax tude, Mr. Gardiner, pointed out that and then will be placed before parlia- outside privies cess fools, garbage, CA3VÀBA. on the manufacture’s sales price for ment at Ottawa . FARE and ONE-QUARTER provinces have taxed gasoline- to build manure piles, etc. A total of 68 in- roads, and that the Dominion is tax- soft drinks. Thus discussion in the A phase- of the world struggle which For Round Trip WINGS commons in the democratic way helps spections were made of dairies, but ing it to prosecute the war. The levy the government and parliament of cher shops, slaughter houses, res- of 3 cents la expected to raise about to whip legislation into shape, even and the deepest disappointment is the What can you do to provide the planes, to train and equip though at times heat is engendered. taurants, etc. All the municipal wa- 25 million dollars. The 20 per cent tax collaboration of the government at ter supplies were sampled weekly. our airmen for battle? on moving picture tickets has been It was announced by the Prime KING’S BIRTHDAY Vichy with the Nazis. Canada is doing Visits made by the -nursing staff You can provide the money, by watching every penny you extended to all “spectators" amuse- Minister some days ago that when nothing precipitate. It waits the during April totalled 852. Of these, Monday, June 9th spend, by saving all you can. Personal thrift is vitally ments, such as stage show, concerts, sittings conclude, parliament will ad- action of London where sorrow at the 662 were for home supervision pur- Good going from noon, Friday, necessary now. Every dollar you can spare is needed for etc., and the ten per cent tax on trains journ ,not prorogue because before trend of the Vichy government is pro- fall the- St. Lawrence seaway agree- p<>ses while 190 were to individuals and June 6th, until 2 P.M. Monday, Canada’s War effort. Buy Victory Bonds and War Savings found but where the life and death agencies in behalf of the work. Of the June 9. Return: leave destina- Certificates. Build up your savings account. Set aside some ment may be ready for discussion. But struggle against aggression has it borne supervision visits, approximate- tion up to midnight Tuesday, June 10, 1941. money each month to meet the there is always the possibility that nerve centre and where tht light of ^ This book will help you save». adjounrnment may not come quite as ly 22 per cent were to infants under Times shown are Standard. war taxes which must be paid the world’s fdeedom must be sheltered later. We have a job on our The Royal Bank Family Budget soon as expected. There are still de- one year of age, 10 per cent, to pre- Far/ares andfurther information Book shows you how to budget your from every blast. An incident in the hands. Let’s finish it. Income, how to save by planned partmental estimates to be passed an<3 school children 10 per cent, to mater- apply to any agent. momentous train of events is the posi- spending. Ask for a free copy at your agricultural estimates may stir up a nity cases ând 28 per cent, to tuber- nearest Branch. tion of eight Canadian seaman in culosis cases. For details consult: A. H. Johnston further debate- on the wheat acreage French Guinea in Africa. The govern- curtailment and bonus policy on New cases taken on for regular su C.N.R. Agent Alexandria, Phone 15 ment has wired Vichy in regard to “Note: Govt. Revenue Tax Extra.” which a number of Western members pervision were as follows: Infants, 27; these seasmen and is now awaiting a Hie ROYAL BAN K of Canada have pretty strong views. The air just reply. Involved in the- general Vichy Pre-school, 14; Pit-natal, 9; Tubercu- now is full of premonitory signs of situation is the question of the French losis cases, 43; Tuberculosis Suspects, CANADIAN NATIONAL ALEXANDRIA BRANCH - - J. P. MuLLETT, Manager further conflict o-n this question. 3; Crippled Children, 4. R. J. GRAHAM, Legation at Ottawa and the position The St. Lawrence seaway project of the islands of St. Pierre and Mi- Graham Creamery Co., Alexandria. won’t come before parliament before WM. A. SMITH, R.R.1 Glen Sandfield. quelon which lie just south of New- it passes congress -at Washington. The foundland . MRS. H. G. McMEEKIN, Dalkeith. Mansfield bill now before congress » The appointment of Gordon Gray- don, M.P., as chairman of the Na- tional Conservatives Committee and as national organizer of the party, has aroused interest among all par- ties. He is a popular figure in the House of Commons. The party an- nouncement shows that national government is not a demand at the moment. In March 1940 the people of Canada voted against it. The state- ment says that “the rebuilding of a strong opposition party is a great na- tional need” and it is to that goal that the Consedvatives will direct their course . A new mission from the- office of Production in Washington has been visiting Canada as a further step in the coordination of the Canada-Unit- ed States industrial war effort. A for- mer mission has reported to Wash- ington that Canada’s industrial pro- duction is developed much further than formerly beleived across the border, it is understood that American purchases from Canada which will help redress the country’s adverse balance of trade will consist at first of non- ferrous metals, trucks and small arms ammunition-possibly also corvettea Royal Stooge Gets Croat Throne Counly Board Of Heallh Report For April Dairies in the United! Counties which pasteurize their milk are turn- Among Men. ing out an excellent product. Out of 27 samples of pasteurized milk collect- You’ll feel like a million dollars the minute you step out in ed during April by the Board of Health sanitary inspectors from dair- that fine new uniform now ready for you. You’ll be a man ies in Codnwall, Alexandria, Chester among men, a vital cog in Canada’s great mobile war machine. ville, Winchester, Morrisburg and Iro- You are needed to handle guns, tanks, armoured cars and quoise, only one sample showed any other motorized equipment. Canada is waiting for YOU to evidence of Colon Bacillus. These sam- spark them to victory. Canada wants ACTION. You want ples are examined at the Provincial ACTION. This is your chance to get it. Laboratory at Ottawa. If the Col- on Bascillus is present, this is evidence The Canadian Active Army requires men for Artillery, that the cooling equipment or the j Engineers, Signals, Armoured Cars, Tanks, Infantry, Trans- bottling equipment or the bottles port and Supply, Medical and Ordnance and other branches themselves have not been absolutely of the Service. The Army is prepared to teach many trades cleansed and sterilized when washed. and to train you to efficiently handle Canada’s weapons of war. There is little use in pasteurizing milk unltss it goes into bottles which * Go to your nearest District Recruiting Office. Find out about have been thoroughly washed and these Units; how they work, what they do. See just where sterilized. With only one sample out you’ll fit in. See where any particular skill you possess can of 27 showing any sign of contamina- tion .this is really an excellent record. best be utilized. Then join up for ACTION! Two cases of diphtheria occurred, one in Finch Township and the other in Osnabrück. Both cases made good RATES OF PAY recoveries. Diphtheria Toxoid Clinics IN THE RANKS were organized in Matilda and in Finch Township. Clinics are being $1.30 per Day with Board, Lodg- ing, Clothing, Medical and Dental planned for several other municipal! care provided. EXTRA: (1) ties during the atumn months. for Rates varying from 25$ to 75$ There is apparently an epidemic of per day for skilled tradesmen measles throughout Ontario at the while employed. (2) Dependent Allowances in Cash: $35 to wife, present time, over 5000 cases being ACTIVE $12 each per month for 2 reported during April. While 38 cases children—only 3 dependents per were reported from -all parts of the SERVICE soldier. Counties during April, this epidemic seems to be dying out now. A death APPLY TO NEAREST occurred in one Township of a mar- DISTRICT RECRUITING OEFICE ried woman which was considered to or Sovfn °Vo ^ T^ kingd0r2-’- Cornprising two-fifths conquered^Yugo- have -been due to a complication of ANY LOCAL ARMOURY b lmone he is o7 Kfn^'vheorVictor Emmanuel,T the husband^ of- the former a secondPrincess cousin Irene of measles. Greece and the brother of the Duke, of Aosta, viceroy of Ethiopia, who A total of 59 new cases of tubercu- has surrendered to the Br.tish in Ethiopia. The Croats had asked Victor losis have been found to date this DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE Emmanuel to name them a king. The new King and Queen of Nazi- year. Of these, 33 were considered to mated Croatia are shown above. v be “active”. The Provincial Health CANADA The Glengarry New*, Alexandrin, Ont, Friday, May 30. 1941. Page B
goods are of a class normally subject with the iword “Honor.” For next New Shoulders Are Smoother meeting the word “I will.” was chosen New Nés Covering to duty, the regulations provide. Put on your fashion spyglasses and by Mrs H. A. Macintosh. Due new ARE YOU LINED OP WITH THE FIGHTING FORCES? consider what lias looked really new member was added to the roll. Offer- Gilt Parcels Seven Rules Ilial in the last year. You will be surprised ing was taken and dedicatory Prayer, RAMSAY'S New regulations governing the des- at how the evidence piles up in favor given by Mrs D. R. MacLeod. It was patch of gift parcels to tht United Enhance Beauty of the new silhouette: smoother across moved by Mrs. Macintosh and second- THE RIGHT PAINT Kingdom, issued wth a view to con- the shoulders, deeper in the armholes ed by Mrs. Wm. MacDonald, that the 1. Work until you know the most President Mi's D. D. MacLeod and Mi's TO serving shipping space, were announ- and generally easier and bulkier above PAINT RIGHT' ced Friday byTT-ade Minister MacKin- becoming way of wearing your hair. the waist—a lower look to the waist K. A. Campbell be our delegates to non .The regulations .issued by the Then take time to arrange it that way because of this added bulk through the Annual meeting in St. John’s Church British Food Ministry, are effective each time you dress or apply fresh top figure and a slim skirt because Cornwall ,on the 22nd. June 28. makeup. there has to be contrast to the greater Mrs. Macintosh, Supply Sec’y, made Unsolicited gifts, whether contain- 2. Spend ten minutes a day on a ■width above . final arrangements for Bale. All ing rationed foods or not, still may be simplp complexion routine. Learn to o business finished. The President gave Fashions apply makeup skilfully. Never go to a chapter from Dr. Goforth in China. ’ * Beige dress for many occasions, received by parcel post addressed to DUNVEGAN bed with make upon your skin. Next meeting in church and the De- -k * + individuals in the United Kingdom, (Intended for last issue) By GRACE THORNCLIFFE 3. Do exercises to straighten back- votional Service to be held by members but the new regulations state that no Kenyon W. M. _S. Presbyterian Lend All Yon Con To The Government and— GUARANTEED to fit into any parcels may exceed five pounds gross bone .elevate chest, flatten abdomen from Mrs Grant’s district; “Ireland” wardrobe and do yeoman duty at and lengthen neck. Learn to stand Church, held their May meeting in the The National Anthem and Daily PLAY YOUR PART home for vacation and travelling weight or contain more thaai two church with a large attendance, mem- is an all-around frock of beige pounds of any one foodstuff . tall—proudly tall. Prayer closed the meeting. * crepe with a bright navy band 4. Be immaculately clean and dain bers from Baltic Corner’s in charge! Ail parcels must be clearly marked of the Devotional Service. That runs down the front, and is as gifts, and must be sent without prior ty from head to foot, Regardless of set in at the waist. The dress Mrs H. J. MacLennan, Leader. communication from the recipient to cun-ent fashions, it’s always smart to closes to the hem with self but- be feminine and perfectly groomed. The meeting opened by singing ADVERTISE IN THE tons, the top is casual. There are the donor to qualify as “unsolicited.” Psalm 109, Scripture reading St. I four patch pockets on the skirt Under the regulations, licenses 5. Cultivate a pleasant voice. Learn PROTECT YOUR CROPS John’s Chap. 14th. Mr-s Wm. Mac-! and box pleats start from the hip which have been granted to United to use the right word in the right .pockets. The bodice is slightly place. Your voice and speech tell the Donald led in Prayer for the Empire,! fiLENGARRY NEWS FROM FIREANDW bloused. The color scheme makes Kingdom importing firms to receive Bible address was given by Mrs . K.l individual gifts in bulk for distribu- world just about all there is to know You can «till build or repair with "Tite- -ms little frock both interesting and A. Campbell. Hymn 494 and Prayer by, Lap” Roofing and Siding. Do it now versatile. tion through parcel post on arrival about you. x Whila price* are right and immédiate Mi- MacLennan. {. delivery ensured. Write today for free in the United Kingdom will not be 6. Be polite, .good-natured and S Men of 30y 40, 50 estimate. Give ridge and rafter meas- courteous. Sulky expressions etch un- The President taking charge the, urement*. renewed or any further such licenses minutesof last meeting were read and PEP, VIM, VIGOR, Subnormal? SâaNHHMHMMMvTïi-B-pË*; I issued. Existing licenses held by such unpleasant lines firmly into the face. Want normal pep, vim, vigor, vitality? Being persistintly 'bossy will give your approved. A letter of thanks was re- Try Ostrex Tonic Tablets. Contains Eastern Steel Products firms and those expired and under ceived from an absent member. Trea- tonics, stimulants, oyster elements— 1335 Delorimier Ave. J^irnUecO MONTREAL consideration for renewal will permit mouth a tight, mean look. aids to normal pep after 30, 40 or 50. surer gave her usual good report. Roll' Get a special introductory size for only Factories also at Preston and Toronto entry of constig(nmentsi despatched 7. Radiate charm. It can be ac- 35^. Try this aid to normal pep and vim call was answered by scripture verses j today. For sale at all good drug stores. from abroad by June 28. quired, you know. “Where well wishers abroad desire to send gifts of foodstuffs in quanti- ties larger than parcel post shipments they must first arrange for some res- ponsible organization in the United Kingdom, itonned flw charitable or similar purpose, to be the recipient,” the announcement added. “The ap- plication for licenses to import under this concession must be made to the Ministry of Food by the organization, which will be required to give an un dertaking that the goods will be con- sumed within the organization. “Shipments under these special ar- rangements must not include rationed foods, in which category are butter, cheese, sugar, tea, bacon, ham, mar- garine ,and lard.” Permission from the British Food Ministry to import gifts does not mean exemption from duty if the
THIS THOR HAS 20 LIVES $600/000#
.w ■- i Washing Clothes for A Statement by 20 Families in Toronto Apartment House the Minister of Finance
FOR four years one Thor, a standard ^?i domestic model, has been on the job stead- ily every day, week in, week out, doing la money alone, this war is costing national income and by record savings the family washing for twenty tenants in Canada in round figures, $4,000,000 a ' a Toronto Apartment House. deposits. day. That is three and one-quarter ; In scores of other huge apartment houses If every person who has savings or who ' — it's the same story! A remarkable times the daily cost of the last year of washer intended for one family — yet the last war. This conflict costs so can make payments out of wages or serving twenty with amazing satisiaction. income will invest in Victory Bonds, FOR HOMES WITHOUT much more because it is a battle of the Loan will be quickly subscribed. ELECTRICITY • New Safety Wringer. giant, swift machines ... as well as of Gasoline powered THOR • 9-Vane Agitator. men. And to build other than the very But the wholehearted support of every Washers 'With all the fea- • Lifetime Mechanism. best machines would be futile. They citizen is necessary. tures of the electric mo- must be worthy of our men. dels are available for What ' Canadians have done before, homes beyond the power Canadians can and will do again. Our lines. Canada dare not . . . and will not . . . population was less than nine millions AGENT WANTED FOR sacrifice men for lack in quality or in 1918 and 1919. Yet in November, THOR COSTS NO MORE ALEXANDRIA DI3TRCT quantity of fighting machines. Hence 1918, our people invested $616,000,000 Write direct to factory how Send to-day for full par- we must produce them on a scale ticulars. in Victory Bonds. Eleven months for complete catalogue. hitherto undreamed of. later, in October, 1919, they invested LTD,- 1244 DUFFERIN ST., TORONTO. THOR-CANADIAN CO. $572,000,000. The total subscribed for To do this, Canada needs now to Victory Bonds in those two loans was borrow from her' citizens at least SfeTTHE GREATEST VALUE IN WASHERS AND IRONERS $1,188,000,000. This year, with our $600,000,000 in addition to the T ADV 2 population increased to more than revenue raised by taxes. To obtain this twelve millions, the nation that did it money Canada will on June 2nd offer before can do it again—and in greater Victory Bonds. measure.
Fortunately, Canadians have the The terms of the Loan will be an- money to buy these Victory Bonds. nounced May 31st. Get ready to buy This is shown by a greatly expanded every Bond that you can.
“I think we’re being followed, Ruby.” —Lonc|on lyustrated The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont, Friday, May 30. 1941. Page 4.
Aultsville, Mr. Woods has taken the Hartirck; Historical Research— Mrs. Urciu^art is improving favourably . OBITUARY | house belonging to the estate of Miss G. Austin; Publicity^-Mrs. J. A. Ste- A' J' W:iIkes was a business A BIG EVENT Elen Sandfieid United Church Mary Stuart, Mechanic St. West. wart; War Activities—Mrs. L. Allen. v's^or i'° Cornwall on Saturday last. Annual Meeting MAXVILLE We welcome our new citizens . Meeting adjourned and lunch was an^ A‘ (-h MacGregor had Visit of the served by hostesses, Mrs. H. A. Mac- as i'^ir guests for the week end their GLENGARRY WOMEN’S INSTITUTE Mr and Mrs John Dingwall, Mont- au REV. IL M. PIERCY MAXVILLE & ROXBOROUGH Intosh, Mrs. M. Jensen, and Mrs. J. ^0 ^ ^hters Miss Martha of Corn- - real, spent the week end in town and (Outstanding Dramatic Recitalist) BAPTIST CHURCHES. Urquhart. A hearty vote of thanks waU and Miss Margaret of Ottawa, Flanagans Point at her old home Dunvegan. Maxville Sunday June 1st 1941 1 was given to the retiring President, an<^ Mrs Donald MacLennan, At Green Lane Messrs P. A. Munroe and Rod. Mac- [ 10,45 Worship. Subject. “ Jesus Christ On Sunday, June 1:- , , , Mrs. D .D. MacKinnon, also to Mrs. and daughters Audrey and Julia spent At 11 a.m.—Mr. Piercy will recite Lennan, are in Brampton, Ont., this stands 1L45 Sunday School Chusses ^ MacIntosh for ^ o( her home Next the week end with friends here. They TUESDAY ' week attending the consignment sale f u g the story of or a a es> meeting to be at the home of Mrs. were accomPanied by Miss Belle Mc- of pure bred Holsteins . j Roxborough. 7,15 Sunday School. Social JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN 1 K. K. MacLeod. | • a 7.30 pan—ELIJAH AND THE Mrs J .A. Welsh, motored from Tor- 745 o’clock Worship Subject. ‘‘A an JUNE 10, 1941 onto to spend the week end with Lm g Presence and Power.’’ Y.F.S. CONCERT | Mr d Mrs James Benton ,Mont- —ON— PROPHETS OF BAAL n On Friday evening the concert spon- rea^ were recenf' gdbsts of his parents SESSONS Maxville relatives. She was aecom- Mr 1 8 Ranald panied by her sister, Miss Jean Smillie ST. ELMO sored by the Young People’s Society M " Benton, On Monday, June 2:- 1 Mr Rod AT 10 A.M. and 1.30 P.M., E.S.T. who had been visiting in the Queen in aid of Red Cross, was deacided sue- ' MacLennan was a business TUESDAY Mr. Piercy will recite, JEAN VAL- Mr S. Lookman, -student pastor of cesSj it was held in the 0range ^ visitor to Brantford this week. SPECIAL SPEAKERS JEAN, Hero of Victor Hugo’s mas- city. St. Columba Church, Kirk (Hill oc- 1 We welcome Do not fail to hear the nine Corn- there being a large attendance of Mr and Mrs Neil A, A cordial invitation is extended to terpiece, LES MISERABLES. cupied the pulpit of the Gordon church young and old. A splendid pro- MacLean and daughter Jean, back to July 8th, 1941 wall instrumentalists at the Red Cross here on sabbath morning last communit ad interested women. MUSICAL INTERLUDE gramme, which was in charge of Mr. ou:i' y again, they having concert on Friday Evening. They play, R — - spent the winter months in Maxville. Details Later REFRESHMENTS. — Admission 35c. number* from a solo to a ouintet ReV' H' K' Gllm0ur was ln K k H*11, Hi McNaught, teacher of Skye, who n Sunday last 311(1 Friends are pleased to know that— pulpit° i— of the st columba occupied Church the ^ as chairmanstage wag did beautifully so very efficiently,decorated
John J. MacEwen who was a patient '•frvj there for the occasion with evergreens and in the Cornwall General Hospital ,, Miss Hazel MacKercher of Ottawa fi tho TT™™ < fvw e/yrria uuppv<; Vine eo ffl/r rppovfiirpd 1 owprc wiuQ me union JacK set in EconoinyGrocery store, Main St. for some weeks, has so tar recovered and Miss Emma Kerr of ^^ner, c , 11 t 1 1 suppüed vocal as to be able to return to Warma. May 1^116 weeK. end at tne lormerformer’s s home'nOTne ^ , his- - improvement- continue.- ihere1 and instrumental music, while a spe- DOMINIONSTORES • LIMITED cial feature of the evening was a YOUR DOLLARS WILL BUY MORE IF YOU DEAL AT Miss Jean Benton, Ottawa, spent Miss M. M. MacKinnon, Montreal, | Rhythm Band presented b ^ John ECONOMY STORE. the week and holiday with her parents and Miss Ethel E. Freege of Hampton of Corn€rs, Mr and Mr Hugh Benton. WE SELL FOR LESS AND YOU GET BEST. s Miss Rhodarenoua o.wa„Stewart, re.,.R.N. Montreal ^fr’sTothlf Xs ^ WEEK END SPECIALS 1 a is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs ^ ^ ’| nd was a credit to both teacher and Pure Lard, lb Mixed Toffee lb 19c N T Btewart I ™ ^ pupils also to the musical training Fresh Whey Butter, lb Com Syrup, 10 lb. pails .. 89c His many friends win regret to leaJ ^t the ] f “ the' SCh0°1S' There WCTe ^ Arrowroot Biscuits, 2 lbs.. Javel Water, per btl 5c that Peter Stewart is on the sick ^ ^ Mac “L^d m^ofTr^k Solo, a fine Soap Flakes, 2 Fig Bar Biscuits, tt> .. . Among the Montrealers home lor cher on ^ evening last band ^o ^ a m™her f large Boxes for 25c h av a Ginger Nut Biscuits, rb Victoria Day, were- Angus McQueen, Mrs A M mshpr Mr* H K Gilmour ^ f 8 ® number of solos, DOMESTIC Leaf Lettuce, large size Fly Swatters, each 5c Edgar Benson and Arnold MacEwen.1 j ^fea' ^s Jennie C^!.' ^ ^ instrumental masi® Pilchard Salmon, 2 for ... 25c S Jennle Ca Iceberg Lettuce, each . rtev.Rev J.J n.H aimand Mrsivns Hamiltonruuuuiuu hadu erbn and Mfcs Belle Oameron™ attend- ft ” ' eveninwhich addedmv,PT .pto wthe„. enjoyment of the. Men’s Work Shirts with Shortening Celery Hearts, 2 for .. . with them for the week end their d the. Glengvry presbyterlal Annual' There was also a debate and Golden Bananas, lb zipper .. .. 95c sons, Chalmers and Ross of Montreal. I! ed the Glengarry Presbyterial, Annual |0ne ac' pIay which was much en 2 lbs. for 27c. meeting held jn st John s Churcb I joyed by all. After singing the Nation- Newport Fluffs, 5 oz. (1 handkerchief free) Miss Agnes MacEwen had as a holi--' day guest Miss Isabel Frith, Montreal, i Cornwall ,on Thursday of last week. al Anthem a very happy gathering We have all kinds Meats, Fresh and Cooked, also all kinds Fancy This Saturday, May 31st.,-is the St. came to a close. DIAMOND CLARK’S Meats for Sandwiches—Fruits and Vegetables of all kinds. Among -the week end guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J. F. MacEwen, !Elm0 Guild Pantry Sale in Lamps the ran e 3 Irish-Stew PHONE 53 were Mr and Mrs Clayton MacEwen ° g H ”, Maxville. Come mj OI Li W ART S GLEN 30 or 60 Bulbs 25c. We deliver in town. (J. BOISVENTJE Cornwall and Melville- MacEwen, Sud- and SVt your share of the good things Mr Alex MacRae, Portage La Prairie 15 oz Tins. 25c. bury . ' these ladies are providing for you. | accompanied by the Migses Violet ORGANDIE Miss Catherine MacE)j?en, Ottawa, Mrs Dan. MacKercher, Master Errol MacPhee, R.N. and Anna MacPnee Toilet Paper spent the week end with her mother, | and Miss Betty were holiday guests ( Vankleek Hill, called on his uncle and Mrs A. J. MacEwen. She had as -her Of Mr John MacKercher and Mr and aunt Mr A. L.' and Miss Christie L. 4 Rolls 23c Pepsi-Cola gust, Miss Betty McCaskill of the Ot- Mrs Fergus MacKercher . j Stewart on Friday evening last . FIVE ROSES 6 12 0Z BOTTLES rjOn tawa Normal School. o ! After being confined to her room CONTENTS ONLY ZifC. On Sunday, Alec MacRae of the DUNVEGAN |îor some time, friends and neighbours Flour Canadian Air Force was a guest of his | are pleased to note that Mrs J K 7 lb. Bas 28c. TOWNSHIP OF KENYON parents, Mr and-Mrs J. M. MacRae. Mrs A. Grant had as visitors over Stewart is now enjoying complete He was accompanied by his cousin, the week end they son, Alex and recuperation QUAKER QUICK 1 Bread inasmuch as the period from Alec Waterhouse of Montreal, also of daughter, Mr$ Alister McKenzie and Mr. Dan L. Stewart Mr and Mrs. the R.C.A.F. Mr. McKenzie, of Ottawa. j William Jamieson and Miss Dorothy Oats 24 0Z WRAPPED The Thirtieth Day of May Mr. D. H. Grant, one time resident Among those home from Montreal Stewart ,all of Montreal, spent the 48 oz pkg. 21c LOAVES 15c 1 I of Maxville, passed through here on his week end holiday were Misses ^ holiday week end with Mr and Mrs to way back to his home in Ottawa after, Flossie Cameron, Irene Chisholm, Mae R. A. Stewart. visiting at Toronto his cousin Arnold G. Hhrtrick, May- MacKinnlon, Don. | Miss Christy L Stewart, is at pre- FRESH ARRIVAL—BEST ASSORTMENT The Twenty-First Day of June fonnerly of Maxville. Mr. Grant also ] Austin .Norman Hartrick and Donald ^ sent spending a few days with friends attended the wedding of his nephew : Cameron, From Ottawa were Misses and relatives at Vankleek Hill Fancy Biscuits 2 lbs. 29c. A.D. 1941 George Colboume at Apple Hill on Gladys McLeod, Laura Bell McLeod,! Mr. A. P. Phillips, Cornwall was a PAY A FEW CENTS MORE AND GET QUALITY FOOD has been set aside by the Government for Wednesday. I Harriet Campbell, Irene McLeod, Neil recent visitor at A. L. Stewart’s. Miss Elinor MacRae, Ottawa spent !and Allster McLeod. | Messrs William Saucier and Albert Mr John D.:-MacLeod of Toronto Boisvenue of Montreal visited, with A. the floating of a the week end with her parents, Mr and is visiting his mother, Mrs D. R. Mac- j L. Stewart and Alfred Phillips n Mrs John D. MacRae. 0 Leod and other members of her family Saturday last FRUITS and VERMES VICTORY LOAN ***** Ground b Mrs Reg. Gardener and son of Miss Sybil MacDougal, Ottawa,] Mr., and Mrs. R. Desjarclins, Me I, ALEX.. A. FRASER, Reeve of the Townsihp of Oshawa are guests of her parents, Mr week ended with her aunt Mrs. M. C. - were ercent visitors with Mr. and Msr. Juicy ftlOTEVIELLo and Mrs J. A. Cluff. Oranges Valencias 21c doz Kenyon, do hereby ask all citizens to Ferguson. _ Albert Cadieux . Division Court was held here on Mr. Luckman, student minister, Kirk] Mr and Mrs J. M. Arkinstall, visited I Monday. Golden -^ICE JSc lb Decorate Hill called on Mr. Donald MacDonald, with Mr and Mrs Thomas Stewart, Bananas Ripe The raising, by cement filling, of the B.A. on Saturday. Moose Creek. entry platform in front of the Hoople Mr. Gordon Chisholm of Montreal, Homes and Places of Business Dr. and Mrs William Arkinstall, P.>. Soap. 10 for 43c. Block on Main St. South, has added formerly of Alberta, visited his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. Desjardins, McAlpin Carrots Bunches 2 tor 17c for that period of time much to the appearance and con- Alex. Chisholm and cousins on Sun- Husrt, were ercent visitors with the Palmolive Soap 3 —14c venience of the business planceg af- day. former’s parents Mr and Mrs William so that each and every one may realize fected. Mr. and Mrs. A. D Cameron had as Arkinstall. JUMBO LEMONS 6 tor 19c Soap Chips 4 lb box 29c how important for BLANEY—ELVINS visitors their daughters Mrs. Williams Mr Howard Reasbeck is at present and Mrs. Brown also Mr. Brown of in Cornwall where he has secured a Good Rev. J. H. Hamilton officiated at Apples Cooking 5 lbs 29c CRISCO, i ib. tin 21c. VICTORY the marriage, Saturday afternoon ,of Montreal. position with the Cowtaulds Canada Sr Mr. and Mrs. Fred Metchette and Limited. CHASE & SANBORN this LOAN is Miss Ethel May Elvins, ,of Toronto, WE daughter of Mrs Lena Elvins ,of Eng- son Russell, of Montreal spent the Mr and Mrs A. N. Stewart, Mrs. S DATED the . 24th day of MAY, A.D. 1941. land ,and the late Mr. Elvins ,and Roy week end with friends here. Flora Dixon and Miss Anna May PHONE DELIVER 56 COFFEE, 1 lb. 53c. , Msr. A. MacNab of Winnipeg nee ALEX. A. FRASER, Reeve. W. Blaney, Toronto, son of Mr. and Stewart were recent callers at the Mrs L. W. Blaney ,of Miaxville, at Annie McLennan, formerly of this home of Mr and Mrs L. A. Stewart, American Dollars Help Canada’s War Effort. GOD SAVE THE KING. whose home , the ceremony took place place, spent a few days the guest of] Mr. Duncan Clark, Montreal, spent Invite U.S. Friends To Vacation Here. The bride was in a dress of romance yp'-s Annie Campbell, R. N. and other the week end holiday with his parents iDOMINION STORES LTD» blue crepe, redingote style, white straw Mr and Mrs M. A. Clark. picture hat, white shoes and gloves. 1®'s' Watson and friend, Mrs Ka- She carried a nosegay of pink roses ler 01 Vancouver, is visiting the for- MCDONALD’S GEOVE and lily-of-the-valley . mer’s sister, Mrs. Angus Fraser and Mr and Mrs Henry Wilkes, Mr. Mr. Fraser, Dunvegan East. Miss Joyce Blaney .sister of the „ ... . „ , Henry A. Wilkes and Mrs Dora Camp- bridegroom, was -bridesmaid and wore Mr- GeorSe‘ Austm and sona 10011 and, ben were guests of Mr and Mrs Clif- Gllfford a rose crepe dress, blue flowered, hat; also Mrs.’Clifford, Austin and ford at Vemon the early part PROCLAMATION daugilt,er PROCLAMATION with tiny veil, blue gloves and white : Leila visited Mr. and Mrs. |0f tbe weeb TOWNSHIP OF LANCASTER MacNab of TOWNSHIP OF CHARLOTTENBURGH shoes. Her corsage bouquet was blue Inkerman on Saturday. 1 Mrg A Cmpbeall Bowmanville corn flowers and white sweet peas. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. MacMillan and who had ^ ^ inasmuch as the period from W. G. Parchman, R.C.A.F., Ottawa, son Miles and little daughter Sheila Mrs Hector U ullart ’ inasmuch as the period from was best man and during the signing visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Austin on Monday last. The Thirtieth Day of May of the register sang, “I love You on Friday. . Mrs. Dan G. Camron and daughter The Thirtieth Day of May Truly.” Mrs Leonard Hurd, sister of Miss Allite Pechie of Cornwall, Gen- , ^ , 1, Gladys of Montreal are spending1 to eral spent Tuesday at her home here. , ... , 6 to the bridegroom, played the wedding : this week with her mother, Mrs Hector The Twenty-First Day of June march . DUNVEGAN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE Urquhart. We are glad to know Mrs Mrs L. W. Blaney, the bride groom’s The Annual meeting of the W.I. was The Twenty-First Day of June mother, wore a Queen’ blue dress held at the home of Mrs. H. A. Mac- A.D. 1941 with white accessories, and a bouquet ï11108*1 an attendance ofT5 mem- A.D. 1941 bers, and 4 visitors. Meeting opened has been set aside by the Government for of lillies-of-the-vaUey and bleeding has been set aside by the Government for hearts in usual manner by singing Institute Three-Act Play the floating; of a Ode. Roll Call a “Spring Tonic” Miss Following the\ marriage, a reception —IN AID OF— the floating of a was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Sara M- Campbell 1st Vice President, VICTORY LOAN Leonard Hurd after which the bride Presid£d It was decided to apply for VICTORY LOAN I) WILLIAM J. MAJOR, Reeve of the Township of and bridegroom left on a honeymoon ]a Local Leader and to choose Empire trip to Montreal. For travelling ,the fruits for food and flavor. Mrs. Geo. Dalkeith Red Cross I, HOWARD ROSS, Reeve of the Township of Lancaster, do hereby ask all citizens to Fleming gave a report of District Exe- bride vpore a dark travelling suit, white WILL BE PRESENTED IN Charlottenburgh do hereby ask all citizens to accessories and silver fox fur. They cutive and Directors’ meeting held in Decorate •will reside in Toronto. Alexandria, Mrs. Neil MacRae, presid- Decorate Among the out-of-town guests were ed at the election of officers for 1941 Corona Hall Dalkeith Homes and Places of Business Mr and Mrs H. L. Blaney, of Mani- 1942. President—Mrs, Geo. Fleming; Homes and Places of Business waki ,and Mr and Mrs J. Leech of Sec-Treas.—Miss Katie F. Urquhart; THURSDAY for that period of time Ottawa . District Director, Mi's. Leslie Allen; for that period of time so that each and every one may realize Directors and Fogrramme Com- TELEPHONE TRANSFER mittee — Mrs. J. Urquhart, Mrs. J. June 5th, 1941 so that each.and every one may realize how important for Mr. E. J. Andre ,who has been re- W. Fraser, Mrs. D. Dewar and how important for at 8 p.m. (Standard) pair man here for the Bell Telephone Mrs F. A. MacCrimmon; Legislation— VICTORY Co. for over a year, has been tràns- Mrs. A. F. MacQueen; Agriculture— —by— VICTORY * this LOAN is ferred to Montreal ,and wil Itake up Mrs. J. W. Fraser; Canadianization— this LOAN is . • his position there almost immediately Mrs. D. D. MacKinnon; Community J1S!¥ DATED this 27th day of MAY, A.D., 1941. Silice coming to Maxville E. J. has • Martintown Red Cross .If’! ;•'>: -J O ' )'r‘.J Activities—MfS. K. K. MacLeod; DATED this 19th day of MAY, A.D., 1941. W. J.:MAJOR, Reeve. proved himself to be a good citizen Home Economics—Mrs. Neil MacRae; HOWARD ROSS, Reeve. and an expert telephone man. " ’ Education—Mrs. HI A. Macintosh; ADMISSION GOD SAVE THE KING, ~ His place will be taken by' Mr. M. Health and ChUd Welfare—Mrs. C. OOD SAVE THE KINO. Woods; who has been stationed in Hewston; Peace Education—Miss A. Adults 35c. - Children 20c. Th* Glengarry Kero, Alexandria. Ont. Friday, May 30. 1941. Fact ft.
Misses Isabel Horden and Pearl Miss Mary McDonald, Ottawa, spent LOCHIEL PASTURE Stean, Montreal, visited Mr. O. Berry the week end with her parents, - Mr. Excellent pasture, good spring wa- COUNTYNEWS Mr and Mrs M. Kelly of Montreal ter; can take twenty head. Apply to and daughters. and Mrs. Hugh R. McDonlad. were recent guests of her brother. Mr. Sigmn. G. W. Patenaude of Ottawa Mr. Willard Wert, Avonmore, paid LEO LAJOIE, Green Valley. 22-1c APPLE HILL Donald A. McPhee and Mrs MacFhee and Mrs Patenaude, Ottawa, were town a business trip on Friday. Think Before You Buy Or Sell Mrs Nomarn Lacroix, visited friends JCss Inez McDermid, Ottawa, spent guests of Mr. and Mrs.. D. B. Bronse- Mr. and Mrs Brooks, Ottawa, sun- TO LET j the week end with her parents, Mr and in Montreal over the week end. Garage and Service Station on Main codrs over the week end . dayed with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mac- Mr Hugh A. McKinnon ,of Mont- Mrs. A. L. McDermid. Mr. and Mrs. T. Tomka, Ottawa, kie. sireet formerly occupied by shepnerd real, spent the week end .^ith his Bros. Apply to JOS MARCOUX, Alex-j Use Glengarry's Accepted Messrs Douglas Modler, Maurice spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bannie and son 1 parents Mr and Mrs W. J. McKinnon andria. 20-tf. Patenaude and John B. Munro, Lon- Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Dancause. Peter, accompanied by Captain and Mrs Jack Hutchinson and little son Want-Ad Medium gueuil, Que., spent the week end at Mr and Mrs C. Dixon, Mr and Mrs Mrs. Henry Seymour and niece, Miss B1KIH ' Earl Kent, of Tyrenite ,are visiting her CALL OR PHONE their homes here. O. Gauthier and Mr. and Mrs. D. Vail- Deane of London, England, spent MACLAREN — At *‘Garry Fen,” GRATIFYING RESULTS parents Mr and Mrs D. Alex Mac- IN COPY1 ARE ASSURED lancourt spent Sunday in Hawkes- Sunday afternoon, guests of Mr. and Millan. Alexandria, on Friday, May 23rd, 1941, bury and Brownsbiu-g. Mrs. D. A. McDonald, Loch Garry. Mr and Mrs Dunoan Ross ,of Valley to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Maclaren, a Mrs. Angus D. Grant who spent the Mr. Vincent Macdonell returned to field, visited with Mr and Mrs Thoma son. past few months with her sisters to s FOR SALE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Kirkland Lake, after spending his Hay Saturday evening. 1937 Ford Deluxe, four door sedan Dance holidays with his mother, Mrs. Alex- Montreal, returned to her home here CARD OF THANKS In the estate of Mary O. Chisholm, (privately owned), small mileage, new on Thursday last. She was accompan- Mrs. M. Teilier and family wish to ander Macdonell. ÜALKfiITH tires and battery, paint like new, late of the Town of Alexandria, in the Mr. Lalonde, Ottawa and Miss L. ied by her sister, Miss Sadie McDon- express their sincere thanks and ap-' County of Glengarry, Widow, deceas- Log Cabin, Martintown w. Messrs Campbell Munroe ,of Col- motor in A 1 condition. Reason for ald, who will spend a few weeks with preciation to their neighbors and ed. Lalonde, Montreal, week ended with lins Bay on the C. N. R. staff ,and selling, leaving town. D. CUERRIER, FRIDAY their parents, Mr. and Msr. W. La- her. friends for the sympathy shown them ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS COLBOURNE—MacNAMARA D. D. McLeod of Cornwall spent the at the death of their beloved husband Dominion St., Alexandria. Phone 125 londe. week end at their homes here. 22-tf. against the estate of Mary O. Chish- The marriage of George Grant Col- and father. olm, widow, who died on or about the Mr. Duncan Grant, Ottawa, called The many friends of Mr. Rod Mc- bourne and Eileen Lilhan MacNamara North Lancaster, Ont. 16th day of March, 1941, are hereby May 30th at the homes of Mrs. James Colboume Millan are sorry to hear of his con-! FOR SALE and Mrs. D. D. Grant on Wednesday. was solemnized at four o’clock, Wed- Six foot cut Frost & Wood Mower notified to send; in to the undersigned nesday afternoon. Mr. Colboume is tinued illness. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lincoln and there Mr S. J. Lookman, student pastor' Mrs. Ella Kennedy and daughter and meditun wheeled Waggon—Apply solicitors on or before the 16th day Music By Rhythm Knights Band the eldest son of Mrs. James E. Col of June ,1941, full particulars of their daughters, Betty, Marjorie nad Joyce of St. Coiumba church, conducted Florence, Glen Roy, will not forget all to MRS. DOUGALD McPHEE, R.R bourne and the late J. E. Colboume and claims, and after that date the es- Follow the crowd to and Miss L. Neville, Montreal, were service at St. Elmo on Sunday. the kindness and sympathy extended 1 Alexandria or to ROBERT HAY, Miss MacNamara is the only daugh- tate will be distributed having re- with Mr. and Mrs. Jsa. Neville for Mr. Fred MrKinnon of Montreal, and all that was done for them during Fassifern. 22-lc. ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MaeNam- gard only to the claims of which no The Log Cabin the week end. spent Sunday and Monday with his the illness .death, and at the funeral ara, also of this place. FOR SALE tice shall then have been received. Miss Dorothy Arbuthnot, Lunenberg, The bride looked charming in an brothers Robert and Duncan. of a loved husband and father. Most this season’s most popular is spending a few days with Miss Mr. Murdie McLennan ,of Lancaster sincere thanks to everyone. A Black Pure Bred Percheron Dated at Alexandria, this 16th day airway blue tailored suit with an Alice Stallion, weight 1900 lbs., 11 years old. of M!ay, 1941. dance spot. Irene Mackie. blue hat, with navy blue accessories was through here on Monday buying cattle for export to the U. S. A. CARD OF THANKS Will sell at very Reasonblae Price. MACDONELL & MACDONALD and a corsage of roses and lily-of-the- Mrs D. J. Macdonell and the neices Apply to EUGENE THEORET, Glen 21-3C. Solicitors, Alexanrria, Ont. A three act play entitled Safety 1 valley. Her attendant was Miss Au- and nephews of the- late Mr. W.F. Mac- Robertson, Ontario, Box 65. 22-lp drey Colboume who wore a powder First will be presented by the Martin-j town Red Cross Unit in Corona Hall, donell tender most grateful thanks to COURT OjF REVISION Mue coat with shell pink hat ani the friends and relatives for their kind BABY CHICKS TOWNSHIP OF LOCHIEL ' corsage of American Beauty roses. Thursday, June 5th, support the good work of the Red Cross, by your pre- ness and sympathy. They also extend Barred Rock Baby Chicks for June The Court of Revision Township of PAGEANT The ceremony took place in the deepest thanks for the Mass offerings 3rd and 10th. only. Mixed $10.00; Pul- Manse in the presence of the imme- sence. Lochiel will hold its first sitting at Mr. J. E. Perrier merchant has pur- ^ and floral pieces. lets $15.00; Cockerels $5.00 per 100. the Township Hall, Lochiel, on Tues- diate families and was performed by Alexandria, Ont. ANGUS URQUHART (Laggan) Green Rev. P. J. Lambert, B.A., B.D., Minis- chased the Lefebvre property and day, the 3rd day of June, 1941, at 10 CANADA field, Ont., R.R. 2. 22-lp o’clock in the forenoon to hear ap- ter of Zion United Church. During has installed an egg grading station IN MEMORIAM the signing of the register, Miss Helen in part of it '. OURBIER-In loving memory of a peals against the Assessment Roll for Yesterday and Today Modler sang “I Love You Truly” by dear friend, Lawrence (Marbles) CHICKS 1941. Custom hatching $3.00 per tray ol Parties who have filed appeals are Carrie Jacobs Bond, being accompan- SPRING CREEK Currier, who was accidently killed on 200 eggs. Leghorn chicks 6c, Barred required to take notice. ied on the piano by Mrs. A. D. Munro. Mr Fred McLeod, who is serving May 29th, 1939.- With more than 500 in the Cast Rocks, 8c, started chicks. Apply to V. G. CHISHOLM, Gordon McDermid, cousin of the at the military camp, Cornwall, spent Deep in the heart lies a picture ARTHUR W. CAMPBELL, R. R. 1, Clerk Township of Lochleh Presented by bride, acted as bestman. Sunday with Mr and Mrs J .K. Mc- Of a loved one laid to rest, Moose Creek, Ont., 20-tf. Lochiel, May 20, 1941. 21-2C The happy couple left immediately Leod . In memory’s frame we shall keep it Because he was one of the best. together with their attendants and Mrs McDonald was called to Ot- BABY CHICKS NOTICE Glengarry County Red Cross tawa last week as her daughter, Miss Ever rememberd by dined at the Cornwallis Hotel after Bray Pullets should pay good divi- The June Session of the Council of v/hich Mr. and Mrs. Colboume left Rose who has been in poor health J MARGARET KIPPEN. dends. Immedjiate shipment day-old, the Muncipal Corporation of the Unit- on thë for Ottawa and points West. On their since the first of the year took a ser-, Maxville, Ont. j started, especially Leghorns, Barred ed Counties of Stormont, Dundas and return Friday evening supper was ious turn for the worse. Rocks,, N.H. x L.S. June or later de- Glengarry win meet in the Council Mr W. F. B. Henry of the R.C.A.F. ; rocque and little daughter of Mont- Separate School Grounds served in their honor at the home of livery chicks should be ordered now— Chambers, County Buildings, Corn- Mrs. J. E. Colboume, followed by a Montreal, spent the weekend with Mrs real were visitors on Thursday last of limited quantity immediate shipment, j wall, on Monday the ninth day of reception at the Log Cabin, Martin- Henry and son at Mr and Mrs J. W. Mr and Mi's Lucien Theoret. See ALBERT ROWE, Maxville Egg & June, A.D.,1941, at 2 o’clock p.m. D. -A. 1 e x: £i IT d x* i SL McLeod’s. * \ town. ST. ANDREW’S WEST Poultry Assn. S.T. pursuant to adjournment from We are pleased to report that Mr A January Session. at 2 p.m. sharp, Afternoon only D. McCuaig i improving slowly after Miss Bella Macintosh, Cornwall, s “KLEEREX”—HEALS SKIN AIL- A. K. MacMLLAN, the misfortune of having his foot in- spent a few days with Mr and Mi's MENTS. PROVED by hundreds from County Clerk. -on— I jured recently. Stephen Cavanagh and family. Eyes Examined Coast to Coast to be unequalled for County Buildings, Mi's Wm. D. MacLeod and children Mrs Walter Dolan and two children Cornwall, Ontario. 21-3e New York city, are spending some time Eczema, Psc
times, the first application being made duced in Canada comes from Ontario Mr and Mrs F. X. Hamelin, Mr and MCDONALD’S GROVE when the seedlings are about one and and Quebec and the production iu the Mi's J. Vaiilancourt, the Misses Janie Farm Cash Income a half inches high, with subsequent other provinces does not meet dom- and Micheline, also Mr and) Mrs Donat (Intended for last issue) sprays weekly. In spraying, the whole estic consumption in those provinces Pilon and son, Pierre visited on Sun- Mr and Mrs Scott McLennan, spent Likely To Be Higher surface o fthe ground should be lever- this means that until the order is res- ray Mr and Mrs J. A. Vaiilancourt Friday in Kemptville. Cash income from the sale of farm ed as well ias the tiny plants. Thor- cinded, the bulk of domestic consum- and family. Mrs A. J. Wilkes visited her home products during the first half of 19411 ough work is essential to good control, ption in Canada will have to be pro- o Maxyille East on Sunday. a vided from stocks already in storage. Mrs A. D, McDougall spent the week will be considerably higher than in and 100 gallons of spray should be use QUERY HILL the corresponding period in 1940, Per acre- at each application, end with Ottawa friends. Mr and Mrs Alexander MacGregor states the latest issue of the Current O- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Megan and Miss Review of Agricultural Conditions in COUNTY NEWS and son David also Mr. A, J. Wilkes WILLIAMSTOWN Gertrude Megan ,of Montreal were the visited Cornwall, Saturday. Canada. Marketings of most of the im- Alexandria Chnese Board guests of Mi' Daniel Quinn and the oprtant farm products are running well Mrs Fred Campbell and Miss Alice Alexandria, May 22, 1941. (Intended for last issue) Misses Quinn over the week nd. above marketings a year ago. In the Sheldon Falkner, manager of the Aird were guests of Mrs John D. King’s Road 48 Messrs. John R. Petrie and Hugh J. McLennan, Thursday of last week, Praries Provinces, the deferring of Bank of Commerce, St. Catherine’s McCuaig were in Montreal on Satur-! Bum Brae 61 Mrs 'Harold Cameron spent tHe wheat marketinss in the fall of 1940 has called in frisnds here on Wednesday.! day. Brookdale 36 week end with Montreal friends. resulted in greater deliveries' in the St. Raphaels 42 Rev. MS'. Dann, Fort Oolonge, Que, Mr and Mrs Irenie Claimont, Verdun spring of 1941 and cash income is We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Glengarry 38 who spent last week visiting friends in' were week end visitors with Mr and higher than in 1940. Increases in Hector Urquhrat is on the sick list. Avondale 48 this district, was the guest of Mr. wj Mrs Narcisse Legrois . the marketing of hogs have more than 1 Her many friends hope to see her I Dornie 37 J. C. Barrett for la few days. Mr. Romuald Samson, Valleyfieid, off set lower prices, while both the about shortly. ,., Edgar 60 I Mrs Stewart Morriston Ont, is the was at his home here over the weekend volume of cattle mraketings and the 1 * Lome 22 guest of her daughter Mrs A K. Rob- j Mrs K. Brown of Montreal, was the prices received are above those of a Greenfield Union 3o'inj3°n and Mr- Robinson. guest of heh mother, Mrs. J. McVichie years ago. Dairy products are like- Battis Bealljf Cost Little Glen Roy 37 Ignatius Caron, R. C. O, C. | over the week end. wise bringing higher prices with a In the homes of the wealthy A bath Aberdeen jg1 Kingston, who was visiting relatives' Mr Patrick Quinn, R.C.A.F. Victoria greater volume of production. 1 11 may cost quite a little if one uses ex- pine pnn ^ i Lancaster last week spent Friday ville ,Que, spent the week end with ‘It’s Connected With further increases in consumer pensive bath salts and exquisitely Dunvegai 55;^^here. his parents, Mr and Mrs Thos Quinn. purchasing power during the next few v; :::: 1 perfumed oils and powders. Such Now, Mrs. Jones” Ptes.Lloyd McDonald, Donald Mc- Miss Gerlfude O’Reilly, and Miss ] Lily White 34 luxuries, however, do no replace soap months, it is expected that the cash Kinnon, Lloyd Joubert and Eric Ur- Johnson of Montreal were with Mr] When our installer finishes putting in Fairview 52 and accomplish no more than do plain your telephone, he says in effect— income of farmers will continue to in- quhart of the R.C.O.C., Ottawa, Mar- and Mrs. Thos. O’Rally over the week! Pine Grove 20 soap and water for all the rest of us. crease over 1940. Fruit and vegetable len McDonald, Brockville-, James end. Miss O’Reilly is remaining with “Now you can talk with almost anyone, Highland Chief 30 Soap and water are the twin necessities anywhere!” growers, live stock and poultry pro- jaroct ue her parents for a couple of weeks holt- ' ducers, and dairymen will receive, the McLachlan 34 ' I ! . R-C.E. Sherbrooke, tQue., which cleanse, refresh, relax andlstimu Glen Sandfield ' 22'Ken' S.D. and G. Highlanders day. In normal times you may reach any greatest benefits from the increased late .according to the bather’s desires telephone—up to more than 90 per cent Glen Nevis 16 ' Kinston and John Urquhart, R.M.R. Miss Margaret Quinn of Ottawa was incomes. During the last six months ,,1 Three Bivens, Que. and needs. of the total telephones in the world. „„ spent the week at her home here for the 24th. ' of 1941, farm cash income will . yJ i1 end at their -respective homes, With these two necessities to be had Each year we have tried to make your {RIrvp 4n Mr Raymond Petrie of Montreal and ( in most homes for little more than service of greater Yàlue to you than be affected by the size and delivery' ' Miss Laura Mr and Mrs Sam Petrie, Cornwall Green Valley 45 -pauua Urquhart Notrth Lan- the asking, we can all enjoy the in- ever before. Calls are completed more of the 1941 wheat crop. Decreases in ^ ' caster, and Mrs Marion Moiloy, Lovat were the guests of Mr and Mrs Jack quickly. Your voice is clearer, more comparable refreshment of bathing as income from wheat in this period will „'Hall, spent Sunday the guests of their Petrie on Sunday. recognizable at any distance. Interrup- be offset by Government payments 1 mother, Mrs K. J. Urquhart. often as we like. tions to your service are less frequent than ever. ford compliance with ttie acreage re- R.vers.de " " 7/ /”' In the absence of Rev. G. W. Irvine duction program. It is likely, how- 1 who preached in Como Bay, on Sunday Few tilings you ever, that cash income for the coun-j '."..'.7 ' the puplit in St. Andrews United buy are of great- 65 er value — day try as a whole will be higher than|RrjiW Church was occupied by Rev. Mr. Evans in, day out — in the corresponding period of 1940^77 • " 777 31'0f Lancaster at 7.30 p.m. than your tele- as increases in income from live stock Glen Robertson 35 The services in St. Andrew’s Pres- phone service. and animal products may be suffi- 1 Curry Hill 98 byterian Church during the summer cient to offset reduction income North Lancaster 33'months wU Ibe held at 9.30 am. in- from wheat . Sandringham 58 ' stead of 2-30 P-m- beginning May 18th. 0 ^— McCrimmon .. 35 The Misses Mabel Cattanach and pjgk-g 23' I Shorey, Toronto, spent the week Onion Maggot Control- Glen Dale 73 end with tine former’s slater, Miss Gore Jessie Cattanach. Prepared Oil Sprays Balmoral 46' shaw- Kingston, spent the Union . . 351 week end with friends here. Onion Maggot Hies usually emerge TOP RANK PLOWMEN LEAVE ON Heatherbloom : 26 A number from here attended the about the middle of May and about Silver Lily 35 Red Gross social evening at the home the end of the month commence lay- “SALADA” TEA TRANSCONTINENTAL TRIP A B No 10 20 ' of Alex- Barton. Vanklek Hill last ing their eggs in the soil lat the base Minto No. 4 113 * ' week- of the tiny onion seedlings. Control , Beaver Creek Mr and- Mrs Miles Casselman and measures should be applied before 20, Golden Tip 30. the Misses Isabel Mcllroy and Winnie this takes place. Control- may be ob- I Bomhower, Chesterville, visited friends tained by spraying the young seed- 1799 ' I*ere on Sunday. lings with an oil emulsion spray, us- F. L. McLagan bought 362 at 14 l-2c, Pte. J. L Shirley, Mitchell Field, ing a light to medium lubricating oil Long Island, N.Y. and his father, Mr. of good grade. The oil may be pur- and 1437 went to Hodgson at 14 7-16c. o— Shirley were guests of Mr and- Mi's. chased at any of the oil companies or Peter Ferguson over the week end. • Plan to see a// the Canadian Rockies service stations. The Women’s Institute met in the on your Western trip this year . . ; All Cheese Output travel the scenic way across Canada To prepare the spray, mix a gal- Public. Library on Thursday afternoon by the smart air>conditioned Con- lon of Bordeaux mixture by first dis- May 8th and devoted the afternoon tinental Limited! solving 2 ounces of bluestone in a Men For Britain to quilting, Miss Johnson having set You’ll enjoy a stop-over at Jasper gallon of water and then adding 2 Dairy Products B^d Order Ea,-marks the the Preceding diay. It —Canada’s Switzerland—where soar- onces of hydrated lime, staffs Alan Entire Production To Make Up,waa arran3ed to meet again bn Tues ing peaks, jeweled lakes, unrivalled G. Dustan, Division of Entomology, day summer activities and Canadian Shortage Under Agreement. . I ' x National’s Jasper Park Lodge, Invite Dominion Department of Agriculture Lloyd McDonald, Donald McKinnon you to a glorious vacation. Stir and pom- into a pail containing a Effective Monday the entire Ched-,Eric Urquhart and Lloyd Joubert, dar cheese production of Ontario and left' Wednesday May 7th to join the At no additional cost over first gallon of the oil. By means of a bucket i class (Standard) fare* you can break pump or other small sprayer, pump Quebec will be ear-marked for export ( R.C.O.C. Marlen McDonell and Harry your rail journey with a delightful the liquid back upon itself until a to' -the United Kingdom, the Daliry Major left same day for Brockville to “inland ocean” voyage—sailing Lake The International Plowing Match held at St. Thomas last year set a new perfect emulsion of the- oil and the Products Board announced last week, join the Officers Training Corps. Huron and the majestic Superior by record in the number of entries and attendance. The most coveted prize offered Bordeaux is made. This should take (The board’s order follows: | 0 modern ship with every travel com- was that for the special class sponsored by the Salada Tea Company and open fort. Connections are also made at to all horse plowmen in Jointer Plow sod classes, who had qualified at branch about five minutes, and the spray “All Cheddar cheese manufactured NORTH LANCASTER Vancouver or Prince Rupert with, ! matches—a six weeks' motor trip to the west coast and back. can be tested by pouring a small in the provinces of Ontario and Que- (Intended for last issue) Canadian National’s “Prince” boat cruises through the sheltered Inside It is a coincidence that the trip, along with the gold and silver medals for quantity into water. When no drop- bec on and after May 26, shall be Mr Wm. Lafromboise, Montreal, first and second prizes in this class, was won by two neighbour plowmen, John Passage to Alaska. A// outside rooms. lets of oil appear on the surface of white and unwaxed, not less than I week ended with Mr and Mrs Jos. La- Lister (left) and Harold Picket (right) both of Hornby, Ontario. Their journey the water, the mixture is ready to use. 14 1-2 inches in diameter and not less' fromboise Travel West the scenic way—the was planned under the guiding hand of J. A. Carroll, manager of the Ontario Should free oil be present, agitate fur- Jasper way—by the Continental Li- Plowmen's Association, and will take them to areas of agricultural interest in thes pounds in weight, and all such Mr and Mrs Ajcide Deschamp, of mited. Through sleeping cars from the United States and Canada from Toronto to Vancouver. Gordon McGavin ther. when the oil is thoroughly emul- cheese shall be exported to the British Maxvillei visite(1 on gu^y relatives Montreal to Jasper and Vancouver. (centre), another well-known plowman, of Walton, will accompany the winners sified, mix two gallons with 38 gallons ministry of food through the Dairy here Unexctelled dining-car service at as guide, companion and manager. of soft water, or if the water is hard. Products Board by exporters licensed Mr. Aime Cassier> Brownsburg, Que popular prices. • The trip should prove intensely interesting and of great educational value with 38 gallops of Bordeaux mixture, by the board. " to these three lucky plowmen. 1 on Monday afternoon visited North ROUND TRIP SUMMER RAIL FARES FROM ALEXANDRIA The onions should be sprayed four! Since 93 per cent of all cheese pro- Lancaster friendJs. r. Tourist Standard [ *$5.15 additional on Destinations sleeping carfare) Miss Loretta Major, Vankleek Hill Tourist Jare\ They Stand Where They Were Crowned High School, was with her parent», Mr Jasper . .$ 90 60 9T 40 and Mrs Henry Major over the week Vanacouver-Victoria . 115 15 131 45 end. Mr. Aime Beaudette of the R.C.A.F. Ask for descriptive booklets and information 1 For detail consult: and Miss Florence Beaudette, Martin- (A. H. Johnson C.N.R. Agent, Alexan- town, were guests of Mj and Mrs R. dria. Phone 15. Rozon and family during the past “Note; Govt, Revenue Tax Extra.” week. On Friday morning, Glen Nevis Church was filled with relatives and friends for the funeral of the late M. CANADIAN NATIONAL Tellier who passed away on Tuesday TO EVERYWHERE IN CANADA of last week.
This mighty British lion, proud —this design won first prize in a symbol of an unconquerable race. Is hands of His Excellancy the Governor- pictured here superimposed) on a back- Canadian-wide contest for posters for General.- When reproduced in striking ground of factories whose belches of use in the coming Victory Loan cam- colors of gold and scarlet, the design smoke chide a symphony of détermina paign. The design was the "creation of will appear on bill-boards in every tion to rid the World of Nazi lust. 'i*o Kin*, tat in hand, *nd the Queen, survey the scene in West- Not-long, ago it-was’colored by tha-splgndid pageantry that attended their A. J. Oa.l;bn, -well-known Canadian city and . town in the Dominion,a re- Truly a tribute to Canadian industry riMsurr Abbey, ’wbare serery sovereign has been crowned from William own coronation. Now the Abbey is covered, wun neaps 01 ruooie irom a commercial artist, and a», a result Mr. minder to the nation to support the Nazi bomb. Sharing the fate of the Houses of Parliament, it was struck whose factories produce these" planes Oassbn will receive his prize, a one tt’-e tsnqwcr t n .vsr* wKh the jxception of Edward V and Edward VIU. by bombs in the terrific air raid on London, May 10. loan so that the tools may be supplied and ships and guns—the tools of waj( thousand dollar Victory Bond, at the to smash the German hordes. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, May 30. 1941.
‘So kind of you to join me!” he self lifted bodily off her feet. The Oh, if she had only not been so weak, said, looking at her grimly while she [ abruptness of if was so startling to her so vulgarly, madly, pervers as to yield PICTURE TAKERS ! quaked with horror and suprprise. | strained nerves, that she almost an instant to his attraction for hed! For 25 cents PiiOTOS LTD. will -. j I peg your pardon? ’ ’ quavtred screamed and could only cling to him Her breast heaved. She could hardly develop and print any 6 or 8 ex- Lorna. I shuddering, as he carried her across see to walk. And she was going on posure film using highest grade “I saw you on the track coming with three long strides, into further trouble, some possibly chemicals, Velox paper with deckl- ed edges, and give up from the road and guessed you were | On the other side, he set her on her dangerous, certainly sordid mystery! after me, so I sat down and gave you feet against a big boulder, but without Suddenly he had stopped. Sjie saw ONE BIG 5x8 ENLARGEMENT time to overtake me. Hope you didn’t letting go of her, and kissed her breath he was lookin gout to sea. It lay there ALL FOR 25c hurry?” less lips. on the left, across the rim of a hill Extra copies, 8 for 25c. Lorna drew a deep breath and faced ”No!” cried Lorna gasping. beyond a stony valley which inter-' Free 5x8 enlargement with every ; 25c order, the situation boldly: ‘ I will, ’ ’ he said. ‘ T did once be- vened. He was gazing at a ship, a mere Return postage paid on orders of “I admit I’m interested to know fore!” pencil line of grey and a smudge of 25c or over. Minimum order 15c. where you ars going!” I “No!” she said again; but she did smoke, out on the far blue edge of Expert finishing and 24-hr. ser- “Well that’s nice of you! I was just not turn her face aside. the horizon. vice. Send 25c with each film, to off for a walk.” When he drew back, his face was He turned to her suddenly. He was “Splendid,” said Lorna, tossing suddenly white, and his eyes were dark alert, quite different, all personal feel- PHOTOS LTD., 19 tf. HAWKESBURY, ONT. back her hair, and looking at him with anger. ing had fallen from him. He took her with clear eyes. “Can I come with “I suppose that’s what yo ucall by the arm, and drew her quickly over you?” wanting to marry Richard’s” he said the brow of the ridge on which they CHAPTER XVIII Before the sun goes? But it’s only ' to the sto» across the road from the “I’m 9*ing rather far, I think you He turned and strode away from were walking, down out of sight of WILFRID CADIEUX i ''Aunt Hilda, I’m going for a -walk!’^ just wo o’clock!’ hotel, and on the pretext of buying might be tired.” her, on up the hillside, and she found the sea and the ship again. LICENSED AUCTIONEER .) V FOR GLENGARRY COUNTY I Lorna dived through the bedroom, 1 ‘ ‘ Don’t worry about me if I’m gone toothpaste, had gleaned all the mfor- “I newer tire,” said Lorna. herself looking at his retreating fi- 1 CHAPTER XIX If you intend making a sale, get in, snatched. a brown linen hat off the'some time,” and Lorna was out of mation she could get from the store “No I suppose if I ask You not to gure. Her scattered wits collected HAWKSFORD FINDS SOMETHNG touch with me. Satisfaction guaran- wardrobe shelf, and kicked off her!the door without another word. |keeper about Gulliver’s Bay, and how come, you’ll pretend to go back ,and themselves in a storm of shame and “A ship?” said Lorna. She looked teed. RR. 4, Alexandria, Phone 6-r-32, high-heeled shoes. Miss Marris got up and went on to .to get there. then you’ll dog me all the way?” rage. How could she have let him? at him questioningly, with a chill of How had she let that hteaful attrae- “You seem in a hurry about it,”.the verandah in time to see her niece To begin with one followed the road She said nothing, but stood look- dread in her heart. ALBERT FAUBERT , said Miss Marris, not looking up from walking briskly north along the road.:north, then turned aside on a track ing at the lonely woods ahead with a'tion he had for her betray her so? “Yes,” he countered drily. “There LICENSED AUCTIONEER j 1 set face. Her heart was beating uncom And now he was going, going to his her book as she lay on the bed. , ‘ Now where is she off -to? ’ ’ said | marketed by a clump of cabbage trees are ships in the Pacific. Didn’t you for the County of Glengjun-y
| After an enjoyable visit with his Mr. Gareau who holds the position . brother; Mr Charles Stewart and Mrs' of accountant in the. local branch of KEEP THE Stewart, Dunvegan, Mr. Hugh Stewart | the Bank of Nova Scotia, and his Social and Personal left on Friday to spend some time- in bride arrived in town the early'joart Items of Auld Lang Syne The Glengar*» News asks It' readers te make these columns Caigary, Alta, and points in British pf the- week and are residing on Ken- Date In Your Hat their own, to the extent of contributing social and personal ; Columbia, -before returning-- to Mon--^on Street wfest.’Ay are receiving the tana items which are of interest. If you have friends visiting you, - j best wishes and congratulations of Gleaned From The Fyles of The Glengarry News there is no nicer compliment you can pay your guests than to Mr and Mrs Adair Macdonell, Mas- .many friends here, St. Finnan’s Sncial take the trouble to see that their names are mentioned in ter L. McPhee, Montreal, Capt.'Harold your local newspaper. OaH os phono The Glengarry News Of- Macdonell of Debert, N.S. and Mrs. A prosperous fanner of Kenyon township, Alexander fice—our number is 9—or send the item by malL Macdonell, were here over the holiday Attended K. ot C. Convention Alexandria C Hanley of the Greenfield district, was bored and trampled guests of their aunt, Miss Isabel Mac- Dr. D. J. Dolan, District Deputy, donell, Catherine St. WEDNESDAY to death by one of his pedi- Miss C. Tourangeau, Toronto, visit- Miss Hilda Lalonde, Montreal, visit- and Dr. L. B. Primeau, Grand Knight TEN YEARS AGO greed bulls on Friday even- ed her mother, Mrs S. Tourangeau, ' ed her mother, Mrs D. L. Lalonde, over Ptes. Hector and Raymond Rochon of Glengarry Council, Knights of Col- of Val Cartier, Que., Ptes. Bert. La- j Friday, May 29, 1931 ing, 22nd inst. Mr. Hanley over the holiday week end. the week end. umbus, motored to Kitchener, Ont. JULY 9TH lon| e J W wns bringing the cattle home Messrs Clarence and Ernest Ostrom, I Mr and Mrs Geo. R. McDonald bad ' i. > - McLennan, L. Dufresene and where they attended the Ontario Con- 1 A UTffoip pastiiïe when he was attacked the bull goring Mr. Rod. S. McLeod and Jos. Lalonde and ' with them over Saturday and Sunday, - Guerrier of Cornwall Training Cen- vention on Sunday -and Monday. Nia- Hadley with his horns andi then tossipg him over a fence. Master Lowell Ostrom motored to the latter’s sisters, the Misses Kath-1 t-re- were at their homes here for the 1 week gara Falls was selected as the 1942 body was discovered there by Robert Hanley, a son. Montreal Sunday afternoon. While in erine and Sadie McDone-11, of Mpntreal ^nd. convention city. « 1 :Mrs D J Er. and Mrs. Jas. Kerr, Mrs. D X). McIntosh, Miss the Metropolis they visited Mr. D. L. Mr and Mrs Peter GeJtneau and - - MacDonald, fflg, had witn Sacred Heart Sncjal Jier for the week end 016 j%. Kerr, and Mr. Alex. Kerr will be in Montreal . tomor- Lalonde, at the General Hospital family, Montreal visited Mr and Mrs - Misses Sally THE PLEDGE row, at the ceremony of the conferring of minor orders on Mr Norman and Miss Edith Mac- E. J. MacDonald over the holiday week’ and Gertrude MacDonald, Mr. P. J. will be held their son and brother, Mr. Donald Kerr, student, Grand Donald, Montreal, week ended with end. Wims, Master Jack Bermingham, Mr “I hereby declare my belief in Al- mighty God and reaffirm my Loyalty Seminary.——A farewell Bridge Party was tendered Mrs. their father, Mr. Neil MacDonald, Miss Kay McLeister, R.N. Montreal, and Mrs Allan J. MacDonald and sons and Allengience to His Majesty, the R. ft. Macdonald who leaves shortly to join Mr. Macdon- Kenyon Street. spent several days with her parents, Buddy and Norbert Macdonald of WEDNESDAY King, and further declare my support ald, ' Manager of the Banque Canadienne Nationale, Vank- Mr and Mrs Donald Ault of Ottawa Mr and Mrs John McLeister, Miss'i Montreal. leek Hill. An address was read by Mrs. M. J. Morris and spent the week end with Mrs Ault’s Marie McLeister and Mr A.’Dunn J Mr-andMrs; J- °- Sunpson of Malone of British institutions. lN Y in on June 25th Mrs. R. J. McCallum presented a complete set of golf sister and brother, Ann and Roderick sherbrooke, Que, were also with them ’ '’ Thursday of “I pledge myself and my all to hold clubs.- Fire destroyed the bam, garage and ice house Morrison, Greenfield. for a short visit on Sunday. | last week, guests of Mr and Mrs W. J. the Torch on high, and to march Simpson. shoulder to shoulder with the United Keep the date open of Mr. John F. McRae, Curry Hill, on Friday night. The Mr and Mrs W. J. Legroulx, Mr and I Mr. O. Layland, Ottawa, was among 1 Mr. Robert McCormick left last Kingdom and her Allies in our righ- loss is estimated at $16,000-—Two new teachers will be Mrs Oscar Gareau motored to Ottawa the holiday vistiors in town. —AND— on the staff of Maxville Public School next term as a re- on Sunday to visit Mr. Legroulx’s j Colonel A. Roy, Montreal, was with I week for Valleyfield, where he has teous cause to victory and enduring I secured a position. peace.” Watch for futher announcement sult of resignations. Miss Mary Stuart will bring to a close brother, Mr. Alex. Legroulx, of Com- j Mr Mrs D A_ Macdonald, St. I Mr. Arthur Trottier, of Montreal, 48 1-2 years of teaching. Miss Mora McLeod has also re- wall, who is seriously ill In the- .Civic œorge Street, over Saturday and signed.—Rev. W. J. Smith and Mr. Peter Charlebois Hospital. q , ; was visiting his wife and family over y ' | the week end. left on Monday for Niagara Falls, Ont. ,to attend the Miss Marion MacGillivray, Ottawa, Misses Chris and Mary Jane Me- Mr and Mrs Rose. Levac of Mont- annual Ontario State Convention of the K. of C. -Mr. week ended with her parents, Mr and Leod, Montreal, hohdayed with Mr and real were ^ Mrs Levac.s and Mrs. Angus F. Macdonald and family, left Tuesday Mrs N. J. MacGillivray. Mrs R. S. McLeod. | mother, Mrs. Arthur Trottier last morning to take up residence in Ottawa. Mr. A. G. Maclaren who Is with the Miss Margaret Grant, Montreal, week end. Tiiey’re a Good Thing, Harvey Construction Co. \ audreuil, ' her sisterj Mrs 'P. Lauzon, Elgin Mr and- Mrs W. J. Kennedy had Que., spent Sunday with Mrs Maclaren st_ and other relatives here -a short with them for the holiday their son and family, Garry Fen. I visit the early part of the week. (Mr. Howard Kennedy, who is taking Posh 'Em Along! An enthusiastic meeting of the shareholders of the MSss Nora McRae, (Ottawa, holidayed Mr and Mrs Jack Lally and family a course at the Ontario Technical Alexandria Farmer’s Cooperative Company was held in her parents Mr and the Star Theatre, here, ^ „ ’ ^ ^Yf Montreal, paid Glengarry relatives School, Galt, Ont., Mr. Donald A. Me McRae, Station. • a visit over the week end. Donald and Paddy Mclvor ,of Mont- Really our Lawn TWENTY YEARS AGO the object being to discuss Mr and Mrs D. McGovern and little Mr Leonrad MacGillivray, Ottawa, real. Mowers are a pleasure Friday, June 3, 1921 the question as to whether son arrived Tuesday morning from the present store premises of spent the Victoria Day week end with Mrs Edgar Irvine left the early part to push and we have Kirkland Lake, Ont., on a short visit Mr. E. A. and Miss J. MacGillivray. of the week to spend some time with the company should- be extended in order to handle the to Mr and Mrs J- R. McMaster. Mr. Irvine at Napanee, Ont . them at remarkable prices in both Plain trade more satisfactorily .The farmers are to be canvassed Mr and Mrs Laurie St. John and Pte. J. L. McKay of the S.D. & G. Mr. D. D. McRae, Montreal, visited with a view to increasing the share capital. Active son, Bay, of Maxville, were Sunday and Rubber Tired. Highlanders, Debert, N. S„ was with visitors with ^ and Mrs Alfred st, his parents, Mr and Mrs Finlay Mc- building operations have been begun by Messrs. Donald relatives here for a short furlough. Rae over the week end. Duperron, G. W. Empey and H. A. Chf&tie of Maxville, John, Domimon Street South. We also have a splendid lot of Tree Prun- Mr and E. J. Dever had with Ml", and Mrs. A. Chollette, had as their who were among the recent fire sufferers. Our Town Mrs Harold Stimson, Bishop Street ers, Grass Shears, Rakes, Hoes etc. them over Saturday and Sunday, Mrs,, had as a week end guesti MiSs M_ guests over the week end, Mr and Mrs Fathers are trying out a new system of fire alarm in the R. R. Macdonald, Miss Eileen and Rutherford, R.N. Morrisburg, Ont. Simon Chollette, Mr and Mrs Paul for of a siren. The noise is weird enough and should be Msater Stewart Macdonald, Vankleek j Mias Sarall E^chard, Montreal, Emile Tasse and children all of Ot- very appealing at night. The removal of the fence and 1 -Hill. ’K I *5“ «- visited her father, Mr L.-A. Bouchard tawa. levelling of the grounds at St. Finnan’s Cathedral, have The Misses Betty and Irene Larkin1 over the -holiday, Mr and Mrs J. L. O. Sabo arm, had made a marked change for the better, Steps are being and Germaine McMillan, Montreal, I Miss Lucille Lalonde mas in Mont- as their guests on Sunday last, Mr and taken to're-organize the Stormont and Glengarry Regi- were with relativs hr for the wkek1 real, over the holiday week end the Mrs R. Cabana, Mrs. I. Benoit, Mrs mental band and meetings for the purpose are to be held end. | guest of her sisters the Misses Porte- E. Filion, and Mrs L. Smith all of next week in Cornwall and Alexandria. The marriage Montreal. Que., of Miss Ohristena McRae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs F. A. A. C. I. James McMillan, Trenton Mr. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. McDonald and McRae, Laggan, to Mr. Thomas G. Maltby of Montreal, Ont .and Pte. Archie MacPhee, Ottawa * Miss Theresa Portelance of Mont- 1 son Jbhn of Montreal, were guests took place Thursday evening, May 26, in Calvary Con- visited Mr and Mrs A. W. McMillan, real was in town over the holiday the gregational Church, Montreal.——Mrs. M. C. McCormick over the week end. Pta. MacPhee Sun- ] guest of her sistera the Misses Porrte- this week of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mc- Donald, Glen Dale, 4th Kenyon. of Cashmere, Wash, left for her home on Monday after dayed with his sisters in Montreal . lance. Misses Rita and LilUane Dufresne visiting her brother Mr. Dan Cuthbert. Mr W. Morris, Bank of Nova Scotia L-Cpl. Bruce Macdonald of the M » staff, Hawkesbury and Miss G. Ryan,1 Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry spent Sunday In Montreal with their Rockland, visited with Mr and Mrs P, ‘ Highlanders, returned to Debert, N.S., sister, Rev. Sister M. St. Angeliste, 1 Tonic Worm Powder for Hogs J. Morris over the week end holiday. Monday evening ,after a short visit R.S.C, and friends y 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCloskey of New The Crystal Block, owned by D. Courville, and H. R. Miss Jessie T. MacMillan, Otta-wa, with his father, Colonel Macdonald was with her parents, Mr and Mr D and family, Garry Fen. York City are in town guests of Mr A Cuddon’s Jewellery establishment and dwelling were des- s J DIE, Formula 25c. per lb. M. MacMillan, 4th Kenyon, over the' Mr. Angus Walker, who was home and Mrs. Hugh Weir, Main Street 8 i troyed by fire early Thurs- South I THTRTY YEARS AGO day morning, with most of recent holiday . ; for a few days returned to Bancroft, 1 Colonel W. H. Magwood, Cornwall Blackleg treatment for calves both Friday, June 2„ 1911 their contents. The fire, Messrs Davis and H. Morris, were Ont., on Sunday. Miss Alaema Let eouf, Valleyfield, and his son Sgt. Pilot Perrin Magwood which is thought to have ori- in Ottawa on Saturday, guests at the pellets and liquid week ended with her parents, Mr and of the R.C.A.F, called on Alexandria ginated in Mr. Frank Kerr’s Telegraph office, had spread Gareau-Forget marriage. | Parke, Davis manufacture. Mrs H. Lebeouf. friends on Friday. Sgt. Pilot Magwood rapidly before the brigade reached the scene. Messrs. Miss Mary Chisholm, Ottawa, holi- left the early part of the week for an ! Ï — AT— Cuddon, Courville and Kerr intend rebuilding at once. dayed with her parents, Mr and Mrs Eastern port. J.-J. Irvine, formerly of Alexandria, but now of Montreal, Will Gaylord’s V. G. Chisholm, Lochie-1. Mrs DesGroseilllers, Mr. Lionel Des a few days ago received his degree in Medicine at McGill Uni- Mr. Duncan Kennedy, Ottawa and Groseeilliers, and Mrs. A. Brisson re- versity. He is now visiting with friends here.——Contract Miss Geraldine Kennedy, Montreal, turned to town on Thursday after for the erection of the new Presbyterian Church .here, has OSTROM’S Texas Ramblers enjoyed the week end with Glengarry spending ten days in Sturgeon Falls. been awarded to Mr. J. J. McIntosh of this place. It is to They were accompanied by Mrs S. Druggists and Jewellers, Mill Square, Alexandria» be built of cement blocks on a concrete foundation, heated OLD TIME AND MODERN DANCING | relatives. Mr and Mrs A. K. Macdonald had Laporte who visited with -relatives at ‘ by hot air furnaces and lighted by electricity. Work on AN ALL STAR RADIO REVUE with them over the holiday, their Verner, Ont ~"excavation will start next week. Mr. John R. McRae, left daughters the Misses Margaret Rose Major S. G. Oameron, who came Sunday for Toronto, where he has secured a good position. FRIDAY and Bernice McDnoald and Mr. Jock down from Ottawa on Friday and Capt. J. A. Cameron of the Princess Louise Dragoon Roblin, of Ottawa. spent the day here, was extended the Guards arrives home this week end and will at once pro- Sergt. A. Stimson, Ottawa, was with glad hand by a host of Alexandrians. ceed to recruit his Cavalry Corps for tire coming camp at June 6th, 1941 his parents ,Mr and Mrs E. H. Stimson Dr. Edward Evans and Mrs. Evans of Fetawawa. Young men with suitable horses should see him —AT— over Sunday. . Norfolk, N.Y., were in town on Sun- PROCLAMATION without delay. Word has been received of the complete Mrs Ddugald Cameron, Montreal, day, guests of Mrs McKinnon and Miss’ destruction by fire' of the Steamer Filgate at Valleyfield was the guest of Mr and Mds Duncan Lawson, Harrison Street . Town of Alexandria Nearly all the freight and two horses were lost. The A. Cameron for the week end. Mr. E. Gravel, post office inspector, first family re-union in 25 years was held on Wednesday, Green Valley Pavilion Mr and Mrs Gerald Lalonde, Ottawa Ottawa, paid the local office a visit when Mrs. Mary McCuaig and Miss Annie McCuaig, St. were holiday guests of her parents, Mi this week . George street, entertained Mr. K. McCuaig and Mrs. Mc- Wtexeas the period from ADMISSION 35 CENTS. and Mrs J. Brunet, Main Street . LAC. Francis Costello, R.C.A.F., left Cuaig, Feveril, Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and son of Bainsville, Messrs Herbert McGrath of Navan, on Monday for Summerside, P. E. L, and Mr. Even McCuaig, late of Arizona, but now of Pev- The Second Day of June Ont .and Laurier Lepage ,of Aylmer, having spent 10 day’s leave with his eril. Que,, both of the Royal Bank of Can- parents, Judge and Mrs. Costello, 36 to ada staffs, were with Alexandria Second street East, who also had as ***.*****• EARL’S friends for the holiday week end, their guests over the week end Misses The Twenty-First Day of June Mr and Mrs D. Connell left on Tues Barbara and Helen Costello of Ottawa, In the reception room of the Bishop’s Palace last day for their new home at Kemptville, and Miss Adele Mackay, of Toronto. À.D. 1941 Thursday ,the Alexandria ladies of St. Finnan’s Parish Fruit and Grocery Ont., carrying with them the good —Standard-Freeholder, Cornwall. presented to His Lordship Pay Less—Buy Best wishes of a large - chicle of Glengarry | o has been set aside by the Government for the FORTY YEARS AGO Bishop Macdonell, a valuable friends for happiness and success in Friday, May 31, 1991 floating of a silver dinner service. The FIRST GRADE their new surroundings. WEDDING address, in Gaelic, was read ( Mr. nad Mrs. Duncan Angus McDon- by Mrs. D. B. Kennedy. A particularly handsome one, the ald, Centre Street, spent Tuesday in GAREAU—FORGET VICTORY LOAN service is engraved with the Macdonell crest of Glengarry. Butter 32c lb. C-ttawa. | At half past seven o’clock in St. A serious but not fatal accident occurred at the resi- Mr and Mrs Leo St. John, motored Charles church, Eastview, on Satur- I, D. D. McINTOSH, D.D.S., Mayor of the Town of dence of John McMaster, Laggan, on Thursday, when his to Ottawa on Monday. j day morning. Rev. Aurele DeCelles, son, Hugh, received grains of shot in the right temple and Biscuits Fresh 2 lbs. 25c. Mr. Nap. Fournier, Montreal spent officiated at the marriage of Miss Alexandria, do hereby ask all citizens to in the shoulder. IBs younger brother was handling a load- 3 HABITANT Monday in town. IC™ - Forget, daughter of Mr. and ed shotgun in the house when it went off, some of the- shot Mrs Peter McDonell of Brockvllle, Mis. Ferdinand Forget, of Eastview, Decorate Homes and penetrating the wall and striking Hugh as he- approached was in town this week the guest of Mrs110 Mu Raoul Gareau, -of Alexandria, the house.—Dr. -and Mrs. McLennan have started housekeep Pea Sonp 28 oz. 10c. Albert McDonald. I son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gareau, Places of Business ing in Mr. a Bursun’s house, Elgin St. Among the Miss G, Gormley, R.N., Montreal, of Ottawa, SALAD latest music published by the Canadian Foreign Music Co. is visiting with her parents Mr. and1 Given rin marriage by her father, for that period of time of Montreal, we notice a Polka, entitled ‘‘Tiptoes”, com- Mrs T. J. Gormley, Miss Florence |t!:ie bride wore a floor-length gown of 1 so that each and everyone may realize posed by Louise Field, otherwise Miss Louise S. Macdonald Oressinn 82 oz. 39c. Gormley who was home for ten days Heaven blue tulle made with fitted of South Lancaster. Tenders are -being called for - the returned to Montreal on Monday . | bodice and full skirt. Her matching how important for erection of the new Union Bank building.-.—D. Lothian GRANULATED The Misses Marguerite Bathurst blue veil was held in place with a returned Friday from the Parry Sound district where his and Jean Blackburn of Ottawa were1 wreath of lily-of-the-valley, and she 1 VICTORY practised eye twas scanning the landscape for profitable Soqar 111 lbs. For 75c. in town the latter part of Iasi week. carried a colonial bouquet. The bride- timber limits. A deal of importance has been consum- Mr and Mrs Elie -Chenier had as'groom -was attended by his father, this LOAN is matéd by which Mr. D. J. Jamieson of Vankleek Hill, be- SUNKIST their guests on Wednesday her broth-1 A reception was held at the home of comes owner of the retail business of A. H. Edwards, Max- er Mr. Lome Dixon and Mrs Dixon of I*16 bride's parents, following the Dated this 2Çth day of May, 1941, A.D. ville. and Norman McLennan, Dalkeith. Capt. A. G. F. Oranges 2 doz. 35c. Hudson Heights, Que. | ceremony ,and later Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald, who is President of the Canadian Press Asso- Guaranteed Delivery Service Half Q. M. Serg’t J. E,-McDonald who had Gareau left on a motor trip. The bride ciation, was in Montreal, Tuesday, attending the “Paper D. D. McINTOSH, D.D.S. Mayor. Hour. Phone 62. been stationed at the Armouries here ' travelled in a poudre blue dress, with Combine Inquiry.” u since the outbreak of the war reported matching accessories, and a beige GOD SAVE THE KING. - for duty at Ottawa on Monday. | coat.