THE GLENGARRY NEWS The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, July 6, 1934. VOL. XLII—No. 28. $2.00 A YEAR ^itlexandria Trim Celtics Glengarry liberal Cornwall Caalennial Week 50th Wedding dnuiversarji Alexaailria Loses Estimable Laily Passes kreii Heart Baail Executive Meets Atiractiag Ihousands of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Valaeii Cilizen At Markslay, Oat. Wias Favor ia Cornwall In Overtime 10-/ > ■ Opening Cornwall’s week of Centen- The Town of Alexandra and the Closing a life replete with religious (Standard-Freeholder) ^ That the Celtiea have developed into A most enthusiastic and representa- ial celebration His Excellence the Earl MacCrininiun surrounding district was shoekeJ to fervor and a spirit of neighborliness Formed only two years ago Ale.can ■a team which will fhave to b0 reckoned tive gathering of the Liberal Execu- ri* of Bessborough, 'Gjovernor’-Gleneral of learn on Wednesday morning of this cliaracteristic of tho.se identified with diia Bojs’ Band was in Cornwall for with from now on in the local loop was tive ft>r Glengarry was held in the On Monday, July the second ,the Canada and Lady Bessborough visited week that Captain John A. MacDonald, the V early years o-f, Glengarry county, the Tuesday program of Oentenial ■clearly proven to those wlio attended the Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon of home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm F. Mac that town on Saturday, for blie official Main Street, had departed this life at the death of Mary Ann McLean, be- Week. Under the direction of the foiin- Alenandria-Celtic g'anie last S«aturday this week. The new member Mr. James opening of the Cornwall-Northern New Crimmon, Cotton Beaver, was the scene an early hour that morning. While loved wife of John A. MeGiUiiS, Haga» dt-r of the org.mization, Rev". J. A. alight at Ohisholm Park. The once low- A. Sangster, upon his arrival was York International Vehicnlar Bridge of a very happy event, the occasion be- Capt. MacDonald had been ill for sev- Township (Markstay), and daughter Brunolle, the band rendered tWo pro- ly redflîhirts put up opposition as strong greeted with sustained cheers an^ de and also to declare open the Legion ing the fiftieth anniversar.v of tHi-eir eral monrtihs, ihfis many friends had of the late Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- gralms at the Post Office corner and :as any in the league, the locals being livered a short address which was well Track and Field MeOt, which attracted not realized that his condition was so Lean, of Greenfield, Glengarry county, took part in the parade to the Athletic forced to run in three goals in an received. mari'iage. outside athletes from all the larger serious and expressions of regret were occurred at the homestead, Wednesday, Grounds in the afternoon. overtime session 'to ^njatch victory It wias decided to hold tlie annual At noon, the festivités look th-2 meeting of the association on Wednes- cities of Ontario and Quebec as well licard on all sides when the news was 27th June, in her 75th'^-^ar. The average age of the bandsmen is from them after the regular playing foim of a family dinner, covers being day evening, August Irst at 8 p.m. for as from the United States. announced. Mrs. McGillis’ death grieved and 14. All attend school in Alexandria and period had ended with the score art •îhocked a large circle of relatives and are members of the Sacred Heart Par- 7—7. This was tine first opportunity the purpose of electing officers, amend- Attended by an ^official retinue Their laid for fifty. It is interesting to note Capt. MacDonald had been one of Alex- arjdria’s . irtost estera|€Ki citizen ^ince friends ,as she succumbed after an ill- ish. Twenty-five boys are in the band ■given Glengarry fans to size up the ing the situation and attending to var- Excellencies arrived in the Counties ' that all the children, eight in number he took u^ h.is residence here shortly ness of only six weeks, and at a period and they fulfil engagements through- new-comers to the Celtic line-up and ious other matters of business. Town from Ottawa, about 19.30 that v.erc able to be vvith their parents for A committee comiposed of Donald A. morning, tlie official opening of the aft-er the war and ha
Semitic Alphabet Mother of All Which Came Later Handel’s “Messiah” There was a definite third position According to a book entitled “George For a change - try this ! Of Interest to Farmers Of Interest to i|omen symbol in all oi the ancient alphabets. P’rederic Handel,” by Newman Flower, “Tlie Messiah” was written in London ^ —^ ^ 1“ The Sinai script, of which a conten- LAMBS FROM WEST FATTENED IN EAST ALPACA RETURNS TO FOLD OF FASHION tion has been made that it was the and filed away by Handel, who had no first of all alphabets, had a s.vmbol idea of producing it when he wrote it, due to the fact that lie was so dis- , The Dominion Department of Agrieultnre at The return of alpaca to fa.shion fold of mater- somewhat resembling a crown scepter ials i's amusing, enlightening and historical The Kgyptlah hieroglyph represented couraged over the reception given him Ottawa, at the request of the Southern Sa.skatche- a throne. The Homan C, first of tlie in London and the indifference dis- wan Wool Growers Association, Maple Creek, un- In 1500 it was a heavy,, superbly w
the warfare—to the waves and he Waterspouts on Inland tides of his native Cape Breton—that Lakes, Same as on Ocean no matter how the waves might striv’e One of the rare thrills Of ocean United Counties W.C.T.U. and beat upon the shore the slow re traveling, and one still rarer in temp- erate than in tropical waters, is the sistless ebb and flow of the tide al- fdght of a waterspout, when earth and Convention At Lancaster ways won. So he predicted for the tide of sky seem to meet each other in a mighty swirling funnel, advises a cor- Temperance, a slow but sure victory over respondent in the St. Louis Globe- the waves of liquor traffic. A standin Democrat. With a large delegation from every read and Mrs. McDougal earnestly pray vote of the large audience testified to Waterspouts occur not only on the Union in the Counties, except C'orn- ed that their spirit might be bequeath- ocean but also on Inland lakes, when- 'wall, the annual convention of the ed to us and bh^ir ranks may be their appreemtion of Mr. Hamilton’s ever winds of very different tempera- United Counties . W. C. T. XT. held a filled. “Breathe on me, breathe of fine address. tures meet high up in the air and most successful review of the years God,” saiggested by Mrs. J. J. Sangntcr Another recitation “A Million Boys form a local tornado or whirlwind. ■work and laid plans for the extension closed this impressive service. As always, when warm moisture- Wanted by the Brewers,’» was given laden air is suddenly cooled, a great cf their work in Knox Church, Lan- An offering was 'then taken, follow- by Master Allan Hodgson, and was deal of moisture is condensed into
ney Chrisp. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chnsp particularly the groo/b work of inter- to visit her sons Sandy and Neil and D. W. BOYD, B.A. Eastern Ontario Amateur CODMNEWS and children will visit in Ottawa est there is for Institutes in -historical will proceed to Vancouver, to visit her llesiills in lower for a couple of weeks. researcli. A ihiealthy state of financial daughters, Mrs. Cameron and !Mrs. Mc- Barrister. Solicitor & Notary Public Lacrosse Association MAXVILLE Next Sunday, morning and evening eenditions was indicated by the re- Leod and their respective families. Chesterv[lle> Ontario. service will be held in the Baptist ports of the several branches and of Mr. and Mrs. N. Catton returned to Scliool Maxville In Maxville each Tuesday- Friends regret t-he continued illness Church but tlie following Sunday and the county as a whole, all of which Toronto last week, being accompanied Office in Smillie & McDiarmid (Continued from page i) of Mise Helen Stewart, B.N. every second Sunday hereafter, dur- were read by the secretary. by Mr. Rory A. McLeod. 28-4c Building- 12—Kathryn© Hurley—Eng. Ill, Lat. Mrs. W. B. MacDiarmid had as a ing July, August and September, only Mrs. E. McNaughtoa, repoiring for Miss Mora McLeod is holidaying Ill, Geog. II, Art II, Alg. Ill Fr. ITT; week end guest Miss Hattie McRae, morning services will be held here. On Summerstown, told of th-3 hall tbuw had with her mother, Mrs. D. R. McLeod, j Hist. Ill, Bot. Ill, Aver. 62. Ottawa. these Sundays the evening service will recently been erected tor re. who llias also with her Donald and The following standing committees Betty Stewart of Montreal 12—Kenneth Jamieson—Eng. II, Lat. Miss Loittie Cline, Cornwall, was a be in Tayside Baptist Church. Chris Metcalfe, Otta*w5a, spent Dom- then reported. Education, Mrs. A. D. IT, Geog. Ill, Art C., Alg. II, Fr. C SPECIALS holiday guest of her father, Mr. Sam McDougall; Legislation, Mrs. J. Condie; DYER Br. Hist., Ill, Bot. C., Aver. 62. Cline. inion Day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Metcalfe. Canadianization, Mrs. A. H. Robertson, 12—Walter Hamilton—Eng. Ill, Lat. Miss FaJiees Halpenny is holidaying (Intended for last issue) Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Armstrong had Relief, Mrs. S. J. Coleman; Publicity, Ill, Geog. II,^Art C., Alg. Ill, Fr C.. Large cabbage, each 10c with Mies Elizabeth MacKay. Mr. James McKenzie of Montreal, is as week guests, Miss Irene Armstrong, Miss Higgins; Community Activities, Br. Rist. Ill, Bot. Ill, Aver. 62 spending his holidays with his par Seedless grapefruit, 3 for 25c Miss Beatrice Jackson, St. Lambert, Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Munn Mrs. S. Christie; Home Economics. 15 M. Grantt-—Eng. C., Lat. II, Geog. Big - time Lacrosse ents, Mr. and-Mrs. McKenzie Que., spent the week end with her par- of Parkhill, Ont. Mrs. J. May; Agreulture, MrtS. D. N. C., Art III, Alg. J. Fr. C., Br, Hist. O'., Gooseberries, 2 quarts for 25c Mr. and Mrs "Wilfred Geueau and Les Canadiens o( Cornwall ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Jackson. Messrs. Alex, and William MacRae, MacLeod; Canadian Institutes, Mrs Bot. Ill, Aver. 61. Mr. and Mrs. G L, Bueil spout Wed- Lettuce, fresh in, per head - . 05c ^AT We are glad to noit'e an improvement Ottawa, were holiday’ guests of their T, W. Munro, ^ 16— Nellie Lagroix—Eng. 111. Lat. nesday in Coimwall. Alexandria in the condition of Duncan Kippen brother, John D. MacRae and Mrs A very bright and entertaining re C, Geog. C, Art II, Alg. Fr. Ill, Br Plums, large size, 2 doz. for 25c Congratulations are extended to Mr. vho was on the sick list. MacRae. port of the recent Ottawa Convention Hist. Ill, Bot. 0, Aver. 60. Redpath granulated sugar, Miss Donaldia Robertson, E.N., is Wilfred Thembley, formerly of this 17— Eleanor McEwen—Eng. II, Lat. Miss Mayme Cass, Toronto, has ar- was given by Mrs. S. W. Christie. Fol- per bag 55 Saturday, July /111, 1934 spending a month’s holiday with her rived to spend her holidays with her lowing the presentation of the several place, who was married to Mias Cl-îra 1 Geog. II, Aiit II, Alg. I, Fr. I, Bot. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Robert- parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cass. I reports, Mrs. CoHodon, Provincial Pre- McDonald in Montreal on June 19th, I, Aver. 73. Glennora flour, per bag 2.45 1934. A reception was tendered Mr. and Alexandria holds second place in Bom Mr. Chris. F. MacRae spent the Dom- sident, spoke briefly and advisedly on 18— Robinhood flour, per bag 2.65 John Dewar—Eng. II, Geog. I, Mrs Trembley in Community Hall, Art II, Alg. C, Fr., C, Br. Hist, I, Bot. the senior group • . . the Cnucks Miss Mabel Campbell, Winnipeg, inion Day holiday with his daugihter, some of the points emphasized in the Moose Creek. Wihere they were the I. Aver. 71. Bring me your poultry. are just one game behind them, Man., is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Mrs. Clark and Mr. Clark and family several reports. During jidjournment guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex D. MacRae. 19— which is ample proof that they are Donald Deans—Eng. II, Geog. A. Morrison, Pigeon Hill. of Ottawa. lunch was served by thé ladies of the Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Waterhouse, Gori II, Art I, Alg. I, Fr. C., Br. Hist. II, evenly matched The tri color com- Mrs. E. S. Winter had with her over On WedJiesday morning, Miss Mur-el Presby.terian Church. bination, on their last visit to don and Lloyd Waterhouse motored up Bot. Ill, Aver. 70. the week end the Misses Lottie and Robertson arrived from Edmonton, to The first business item on the agen- Eggs Wanted Chisholm Park, foughi a stubborn from Montreal and spent the week end 20— Elizabeth MacKay — Eng. II, Viola Hutton of Ottawa. spend the summer with her ptirents, da of the afternoon session, which battle for ninety minutes before ac- with friends here. On their return they Lat. C, Geog. HI, Art II, Alg. 11, Br. Fresh, Grade A, large Miss Margaret O. Munro, Montreal, Mr. and Mrs. D.* Robertson. She was opened at 1.30 o’clock, was the presen- knowledging defeat at the hands of were accompanied by Mrs. D. J. Mac- Hist. II, Bot. II, Aver. 65,' only, per dozen. was a holiday guest with her sister. accompanied by Phyllis and Donald tation of the report of the Resolutions 20c our gang, they are determined to Lean and Audrey MacLean, who will 21— Eva Legault—Eng. C. Lat. IT, Mins. Lome MacLean. * Robertson, children of Mr. and Mrs. Committee. This was rea,d by Miss square accounts this time. This spend a week in the city. Art III, Alg. IT, Fr. I, Bot. O., Aver. 60. Miss Jean Duperron has left for Edgar Robertson. They w;l'. visit here Mary Stuart. During ithis session, Mrs game will certainly be a humdinger The best "wishes of the community 22— Munro Coleman—Eng. C., Geog Tremont Park Island, Gananoque, and for two montlis. T. W. Munro sang tlie delightful solo, boys, so be sure to get in on the fun. are extended to Mr. Harvey Villeneuve^ C, Art III, Alg. Ill, Br. Hist, C, Bot. S. LAPORTE Toronjfro, where she will spend the sum- ^‘Frien4 o’ mine”. While Mrs. R. Pat- Opening whistle at 8 30 p.m. son of the late Mr. J. A. Villeneuve, C, Avçr. 55. mer. COUNCIL MEETS tin gale and Miss Sangster contributed The most np to date store in the and Mrs, Villeneuve of this place who 23— Alexander J. McLean—Eng. C Miss Bessie Whyte, Bank of Nova Apart from the transaction of rou- a much appreciated duet. Mrs. E. T- vicinity was married on June 18th to Miss Ger- Geog, C, Art C, Alg. Ill, Br. Hist. C, MAIN STREET, ALEXANDRIA Admission, Bleachers, 25 cents. Scotia, spent Dominion Day at her tine business, the regular meeting of O’Hara wathe wall were Mrs. J. A. Vi-lenervc, C, Art C, Fr. C, tBr. Hist, C, Aver. 52. Montreal, are guests of the former’s of the proceedings of the Counties’ following as officers for 1934—35: Pre Messrs. Alfred Silvo and Geo. Ville- 25— Russian Ella McDonald—Eng. C., Lat. C., mother, Mrs. J. A. Cluff. Council by Reeve MacKay. sident, Mrs, D. N, MiaeLeod, McCrim- neuve. Geog. C, Art III, Alg, C', Aver. 50*. Among Sunday visitors were Mr. and Another item of niement is the fact mon; 1st Vice, Mrs. E. MacNaughton. Messrs. Finley and James McKenzie- 26— Mineral Francis Fyke—Art C, Alg. II Mrs. James Ross ,Montreal, who were that the Council is arranging for tho Picnic Grove; 2nd Vice, Mrs. A. H. and Hedley Dawson motored to Mae- LAWN SOCIAL Br. Hist. C. Bot. C. Aver. 47. guests of his father,. Mr. J. A. Ross. enactment of a by-law governing the Robertson, Maxville; Secretary Trea- sena, N.T., on V/ednesday to visit Mr. 27— Under the auspices of Marion Gibjit—C, Art Mr. and Mrs. Amitage and M^. and operation of hawkers and pedSlars in surer, Mrs. J. L. Campbell, Vankleek Oil and Mrs. Dan McKenzie an-I family II, Alg C; Bot. C, Aver. 46. Mrs. Sargeant, Montreal, were week town. Hill; Auditor®, Miss Mary Stuart, The Ladies Aid Dalhousie and Mr. and Mrs. P. Brown and family. 28— Sadie MacMillan^—Br. Hist III, end guests of Mrs. E. E. Frith. Maxville and Mrs. Barrett, Wil- Mills Uoited Church Extra Heavy Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Buell, Mrs W. J. Eng. Gr. I, Lat. C-, Aver. 52. Miss Rhoda Stewart of the Royal STORE BURGLARIZED liamstown; Federated Representative, Buell and Howard Buell, Gravel Hill, 29— John Coleman—Geog. C, Bot. C, Victoria Hoispital, Montreal, was a re- Some time on Thursday night or Mrs. S. W, Christie, Martintown • Al- Dose tabkspoonful at visited at Mr. J. M. MacRae’s on Sun- Aver. 47. bedtime. cent visitor" at her' home here. early Friday morning burglaxs forced ternafe, Mrs. Graham. Tyesday Evenin;, July ID day. 30— 'Hazel Lapierre—Art C, Fr. C. The serious condition, of James Me* an entrance into Cameron Campbell’s As 'the occasion not only marked the* ^Ir. Nortman McCuaig was among On the Manse Lawn Naughton is causing his friends much store through a window in the store- Aver.'40. annual meeting but also the 25th anni- those who attended Lachute Fair. This time last year we be- anxiety. room. They removed a pane from the 31— Orval Scott—Geog. 0, Aver 36. versary of the organization of the A large number from here attended gan advertising this product. Miss Mabel White motored to her sash. They got away with a rich haul 32— Dalhousie Mills Alexander McLean — Art C Maxville branch, an elaborate birth- tlie reception for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey home in Spencerville for the holiday. including a large quantity of ladies ’ Aver. 33. The result was that we start- day cake decorated with twenty-five Villeneuve in Community Hall, Moose Features—-“Our Jimmy” She was acompanied by Mr; and Mrs- hose, silk underwear, boots and shoes, 33— ed dozens of people using Dorothy Lothian—Art C, Aver- canrles, held a place of honor, in the Creek, on Friday evening. P. A. Munro. tobacco and oither articles. The Provin- 31. Of radio fame with an Mineral Oil who had never decorative arrangement. And it was Mr. and Mrs. J. Presle'y spent Fri- (On Tuesday evening, the Evening 34— entire -new programme. Oscar Lalonde—Aver. 37. cial Police have the ease in hand. most fitting that Mrs. J. P. McNaugh- tasted it before. AnxiliaryUof the United Ohuroh W.M.S. day evening with Riceville friends. 35— Master Audley Priest, eight year Hector Villneuve—Aver. 34. ton, who was the firsft plresident of the Master Walter Hamilton spent a few NOW we are prepared to met ^at the home of Mrs. D. A. Mac- HONOR DEPARTING TEACHER Form II final results; (In order of old vocalist, who has charmed mil- local branch, sh-ould deliver , tti ad- days with Angus MacRae. Diaxmid, Taylside. The closing exercises of Maxville merit.) lions of people on the radio, assisted supply the demand at 50c, dress of welcome. The first secretary, Mrs. James Swan, Montreal, called Mr. and Mrs, L. Cameron, Montreal, Public School were marked by a very 1— by local talent. 75c, fi.oo and $1.50 per bottle Mary Bray—Fr. I, Lat I, Aritli. Miss Mary Stuart, w»ho is still active on Mrs. D. J. MacLean on Saturday. and Hilton ' MjacEwen, Ottawa, were pleasing even,t when Miss Lillian Mae- HI, Goom, I, Zool, I, Physiog. 1, Eng Booths of all kinds. ir. Institute work, was also present week end guests of Wilfred R. Mac* I, Gram. I, Aver. 82 Phail, teacher, whose marriage takes Mrs. MacNaughton, Picnic Grove res- Ewen. GLEN ROBERTSON 2— Carlyle McRae— Fr. II, Lat. Ill, place early in July, was presented with ponded to tho address of welcome. : Miss Emily McDonald left last Sat- Admission, Adults, 25 cents. John Mcleister, Chemist For a few hours on, Sunday, Mr. and Arith. I, Geom! I, Zool. II, Physiog. I, a 'silver casserole and addreeses by the Speaking of the work of the Feder- urday to spenâ some 'tâme in Montreal. MAOT STEBET, AIEXANDEIA. Mrs. lieonaird MacEwen, Russel, visited Eng. II, Gram. III^ Aver. 72. Children, lOc. Lunch, 10c. pupils of the third and fourth classes. ated Board, Mrs. Tanner of Vars, Mr. Geo. Haines of Akron, Ohio, paid with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. The SiddresiS wihdoh is appended was 3— Catherine McEwen ^— Fr. li, Lat. made special reference to the revision the Glen -a friendly oaJl recently. MadDwen and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mc- I, Ariith. Ill, Gcom, II, Zool. II, Eng. read by Frances Banford, while the pre- of thie handbook. Miss K. McDonell arrived home on Naughton. II, Physiog. C. Gram, 1, Aver. 70. sentatio-n was made by Alice Grant. Taking ‘‘Peace” as her main topm, Sunday to spend the summer montihs Miss Anna Dingwall, B.N., who was 4— Wilma MeKercher—Fr. II, Lat THE ADDRESS Mrs. CoUod-on delivered a most inspir- here. the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. III, .Arith. C, Geom. Ill, Zool. C, Ph>- 'ÏO Miss Lii-ian MaePha'i, ing address. She touched on the present Mrs. Jas. McGillis, Miss Jessie Mc- j Mid - Summer Dance T. W. Dingwall has returned to her sog. C., Ehg. Ill, Gram. II Aver. 62. Maxville, Ont. world wide condition of distrust and Gillis, Montreal, spent a portion of pro’feesional duties in Adrian, Mich. 5— Grace MeKercher — Fr. Ill Lat. Dear Teacher:— enmity and emphasized the large part Wednesday in town. On Saturday, Mrs. Mai. MacLeod Learning a short time ago, that you Ill, Arithi. C, Geom. II, Zool. I, Physiog that women can play in the adjustment A large percentage of our townspeo au"d her daughter, Mips .Katherine Mac had resigned your * position on the III, Eng. Ill, Gram. II, Aver. 60. i Tuesday Evenini, July 10th, 1934 of those distiirbing factors that threat- pie enjoyed last Sunday afternoon at X Leod sailed from Montreal .by the 6— Lester Colbran—Fr. C., Lat. C, teaching staff of our school and would en the social, economic and political the water’s front. Ihjehess of Richmond for an extended Arith, C., Geom. C, Zool. II, Physiog. Highland Society Rooms, Main St-, Alexandria not return after the holidays, we desire well-being of Canada. ' The sociial evening at St. Clet last I visit with relatives in Scotland. II, Eng. Ill, Aver. 60. to take this opportunity of expressing Mirs. CoUodon paid warm trilbute to Saturdiay proved entertaining and en^ Among our Western visitors is Mr, to you OUT regret thatt such will be the 7— Under the auspices of the Society. Marion McRae—Fr, C, Arith C, the splendid work accomplished by joyable to all who attended. Howard MacGillivray of Regina, Sask., Geom. Ill, Zool. II, Physiog. II, Eng ease. Still at the same time we must Mrs. A .D. McDougall of Irville during Miss Kate Hambleton entertained at w’h.Q is the guest of his parents, Mr. not be too selfish, and realizing as ws III, Gram, III, Aver. 60. her -term of office on the Federated dinner on M-onday, her guests being ^ and Mr®. George MacGilUvray Mr. 8— s Good Music. Bie-rna.rd "Villeneuve — Fr. C., do, the reason for your resignation, we Board. school friends. MacGillivray conducts a drug store in Arith. Ill, Geom. Ill, Zool. Ill, Phy- unitelly extend to you our best wishes A strong appeal was made by Mrs. Glad in the freedom of school let out, that city. on your approaching marriage. As we siog, III, Engl, C., Gram. Ill, Aver. 59. I Dancing 9.30 p.m. to 3 a.m. ^ D. D. Grant of Moose Creek, for the Miss Bessie McGillivray and pupils Sacraonent.was dispensed in the Pres 9— Angus MePhee—^Fr. C., Arith. C, look back oyer the time you have been cooperation of the Instititfees with the have closed their books until Septem- byterian Church, Sunday morning. Rev. Geom. C. Physiog. C, Eng. C, Gram. our leader—as teacher—we realize that ber. Mr. McLellan, Moose Creek, preached Kiwanis and other service clubs in Ill, Aver. 54. • . . there are many things for wh^ch wo caring for crippled children. If you intend going places next week I Admission, 35c, lunch included. | at -preparatory service on Friday even. 10— Gertrude McMfas^ter — Fr. C, should thank you, your wise and sym- Upon invitation of Mrs. Pattingale go to the Dalhousie Mills Social, Tues- Mîg. Arith. C. Geom, C, Zool, C, Eng. C, pathetic counsel, youx patience, your of Picnic Grove, the annual meeting day and you’ll not be disappointed. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. CJhristie and* Gram, II, Aver. 55, encouraging insp^iration—yea and for will be held *with them next year. Mr. and Mrs. J. Seal© left on Satur- children went to Montreal on Sunday. 11— jBOopooooootaqqoooooooopooooooooooovT, ^Margaret McRae—Fr. C, Geom. your firm discipline. A vote of thanks to the members of day for Paspebiae, Que., to visit his Mr. Christie returned on Monday but C, Zool. C, Physiog. C, Eng. Ill, Gram. We know that we do not appreciate the local Institute and to those who brother Whom we regret to state is ser- Mrs. Christie and children remained them to the full now, but in the years' II, Aver. 54. had contributed to th© programme was iously ill. over as her sisiter, Mrs. Goo. Keiler to come, we pray—and we know that 12— Elizabeth Hamilton—Arith. C. moved by Miss McKinnon of Vankleek Mrs. E. Hambleton, Mrs., Hanley and Haying and Harvest' underwent an operation on Wednesday. Geom, O. Zool, C, Physiog. C, Eng. Ill, you join with us in this—that your Hill. At the clo>se of the meeting lunch Miss McGillivray spent a portion of In preparation for approaching nup lal]or« will bear fruit in the form of Gram. C, Aver. 50. was served. Sunday with th© latter’s parents, Mr. tial events the wedding cakes display* 13— iWallac© Grant—Fr. C, Arith. II. enriched and more unselfish lines. and Mrs. N. D. McGillivray, Brodie. ed in J. A. Ross’ show window this Geom. Ill, Physiog. Ill, Eng. C, Eng ing Tools We regret that we have to confess DUNVEGAN Among others *wlho spent the week week ,attracted much atterrtion. C., (M.S.) II, Aver. 54. ' numerous failures on our part, many end and Dominion Day here may be During the month "Of July the Pres- Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. M. 13—Edna Bennett — Arith. C, Geom of which: were directly dug to sheer included Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor, Mr. byterian and United Church -congrega- F. McCrimmon who celebrated t-heir C Zool. Ill, Eng. C, Gram. C, Aver. 54 cussedneiss. For ithese we crave your Geo. Lindsay, Ottawa; Messrs. Jas. Me- tions will hold union service each Sun- 15— Margaret McKillcan — Fr. C, pardon, and trust that you may cast fiftieth] anniversary on Monday. P(hee, Mark Legault, Bill Robinson and day in St. Andrew’s Church with Rev. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McLeod, Max Geom. C, Zool. Ill, Eng. Ill, Gram. Ill, We have on hand : them into the sea of forgetfulness. 0, Batty, Mrs. D, Merrison, M^r, and Dr. P. A. MacLeod in charge. ville, and itflie Misses Cameron, Mont- Aver. 51. As a tangible token of regret and Mrs. P. Whitworth, Mrs, James Mc- Mr. E, L. Bronsklll and Master 16— Cleary Villeneuve — Fr. C, Zool. appreciation we would ask you to ac- real, visited friends here the first of Mahon, Mrs. Drysdale, Mrs. A. J. Mc- Eric BronskUl motored to Montreal on III, Physiog. C, Eng. C, Gram. C, Aver. cept this small gift, and trust, that as the week. Donell, the Misses Sadie Eoibinson, Scythes Saturday, where they spent the week It is our pleasure to report that Mrs. 51. it will serve you, it will remind you of Rose McCulloch, Eileen Sihaughnessy end with Mrs. Bronekill and Master J. D. McIntosh is convalescing. She 17— Snaths Chalmers Hamilton — Geom. the sincere appreciation of the mem- Mayme Seguin, Edith Laeombe, Lil- Frank Bronskill who is a patient in the C, Zool. Physiog. IT, Eng. C, Aver. 52. bers of the 1934 Third and Fourth has with her her daughter, Mrs. Grant lian West, Elizabeth McMahon, Bes- Forks Royal Victoria Hpspital. They were ac- 18.—Willie Christie—Geom. O. Zool. Claeses o-f the Maxville Public School, of Montreal. sie Morrison of Montreal; Miss D^y eo-mpanied by Wm. S. MacLean. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. McLeod and II, Physiog. C, Eng. Comp C, Aver. 48. Rope wibo couple with the wish tihat your fu- Davidson, Smith Falls, and Miss Sari Among the teachers home for the daugfhiters, of Toronto, spent the week 19— Harry McNaughton—Arith C, ture life may be marked by ell that McGillivray, Brodie. Handles blolidays axe Keith MacEwen, B.A., Geom. C, Zool, C, '6ram. C, Aver. 48. is -best in the gift of the gods. end with relatives. It has always been remarked that Ottawa; Edith MacEwen, B.A., Fort Messrs. Dougal McMillan and Finlay 20— Oil Cans. Ho^vard Coleman—^Fr. C, Lat. 0, Maxville; Ont., June 28th, 1934, Glen Robertson is noted for Iholding Wdlliattu, Eben Franklin, B.A., North McRae were in Riceville the first of Arith. C, Aver. 49. Miss MacPhail made a fitting reply successful socials and this year’s social Bay, Mayme, Franklin, B.A., Toronto, the week. 21— Gordon McGregor—Fr. 0, Zook ' evening in aid of St. Martin of Tours Marion Welsh, B.A., Williaanetown, ANNUAL MEETING GLENGARRY Mrs. G. Ferguson spent last week •with II, Eng. C., Aver. 46. Church, proved that The Glen not only P.S.—How about Cattle Spray, Sprayers, Alma Robertson, Carp and B^sole Ste- WOMEN’S INSTITUTE Mr and Mrs. Dan McLeod and family. 22— Mae Mark—Zool. C, Eng. C, lived up to its reputation but suipassed wart Lome, Ont. '%'itih an unusually large number in ^ Misses Mary R. McLeod, Irene and Gram C, Av-er. 42. all; previous successes which was Arsenate ot Lead and Paris Green ? On Sunday morning Mr. and Mis. attendance, the annual meeting of the Ruth, also Hilda McLeod, Maxville left 23— ^Fernand Gt. Louis—Fr. I. Eng. abundantly made apparent by the huge Albert E. Wood, fornieriy Florence Glengiarryi Women’s Institute was held the first of the week on a motor trip C, Arith C, Aver. 41. mass of people that filled the church MacLean, and Miss Beverley Wood, in the Institute hall, here, on Thurs- to Quebec city and 'will visit points in 24— Madeline Jackson — Zool. C. grounds Monday night of tliis week. Cleveland, Ohio, anrived by 'motor to day, 28th June, with the President, Mrs. the Eastern Townships before retum- Gram. O, Aver. 36. Approximately 1600 paid admission at visit h-efr brother, Wm. S. MacLean and D. N. MacLeod, of McCrimmon, presid- ^g. 25— Eric Kippen—Zool 0, Eng. C, the gate and we feel certain tihat this Mrs. MacLean. Mr. Wood was called to ing. The secretary, Mrs. J. L. Campbell, ^^iss Agnes McRae sailed last week to Eng. C-, Aver. 36. Cowan’s Hardware record will be hard to beat. The several Chicago but will return this week of "Vankleek Hill, was also in attend- spend the summer months in the Bri 26— Gordon Kippen — Zool. C^ Aver. booths were well patronized and prac- end. ance, The hall was decorated in blue tislhi Isles and Europe, while Miss Ethel 35. tically everything was disposed of. The MAXVILLE AND ALEXANDRIA. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Chrisp, Ottawa, and gold. Following the opening ex- Ferguson took advantage of a trip to Throughout ths report the pupils are p'^ogramme made up of twenty-five ^d-innnnnnnnr-nnr-nprT-r—trmnnnnnnnnriM û and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chrisp and ercises the minutes were read ^nd other Vancouver land will spend seme weeks ranked in order of merit I—75-100%; numbers delighted old and young and children of this town, motored to Mas- routine business transacted. with relaitives there. II—66-7Æ%; in—60-65%; C^50-59%. all went home with less money but eena, N.Y., on Sunday, where they In her address which was of an in- Mrs. J. A. McLeod and da^ighter The averages wer© calculated on all arpent the day with Mr. Mre. Syd- spiring nature, th'e president stressed I Mabel left last week fcr Biggar^ Sask., pleased satisfied with the •evening’s subjects taken both failures and passes. outing. I SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GLENGARRY NEWS The Giengairy News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, July 6, 1934. Page 6
see it with thine eyes but thou ^hialt as there seem an abundance of it. some time ago is commencing to have done by the dfferent Auxiliaries. Mrs not go over thither.The hymns used NORTH LANCASTER its effect and the hives in Mr. McMee- P. D. Christie bad charge of the study Clengarry Ayrshire Breetlers ■ COÜNTYNEWS ir. tlie service were favorites of the bin’s yard will resemble skyscrapers if book, dealing with religion in China The Glengarry News Divine Service will be ‘held. MARTINTOWN deceased—'‘Unto the hiirs jardund^’, the honey continues to flow in more and its many drawbacks. Mrs. Cramm “The Lord is My Shepherd,^’ “Near- PieSbyterian Church, on Sunday, July “supers” are tplaced on top of the touched on the article The New Strate- Hold Annual Field Oay Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sproul of Win- er Myi God to Thee,^^ 8th,. at -eight o’clock. colony’s quarters. gy in Japanese Missions for Missionary Classified nipeg ,are guests of Mr. J. E. Sprou' Rev. H. F. Dann assisted in the ser- Pleasure is afforded all her friends Monthly. The meeting closed by sing- The fourth annual Field and other Relatives in this vicinity. vice. GLEN NORMAN here in having Miss Kathleen Smith ing from “Greenlands Icy Mountain” Day of the Glengarry Ayr- Miss Catheiine Scott, E.N., Toronto), home again after a long stay in Finch. followed by repeating the Lord’s Pray- Ads The pallbearers were Messrs. Martin Miss Florence Larocque of Montreal, shire Breeders Club was held is spending a well earned holiday at McMartiu, Edmund Ross, Angus Me 0— er in unison. arrived home on Salturday to spend a A££ BEAS IN 0-VBB ONE TBOS- •her parental home, King^s Road. APPLE HILL The Women’s Association met imme at the home of Mr. Jas. A. Arthur, J. S. McMarftdn, S. W. Christie. few weeks at 'her parental home. Miss Hazel McCallum of Hamilton A. E. McCallum, Barney Warner, and diately at the close of the W.M.S., with Sangster, Glen Gordon, on SAND HOMES IN THIS DISTRIOT. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McKinnon had as Miss Gladys Coulit-hart -of Chester- ijj enjoying a couple of weeks holidays Daniel McDougall. Mrs. McIntyre presiding. The minutes Thursday, June 26. their guests over the week end and holi- ville, is visiting friends here. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Flowei*s, silent tokens of love, were were read by the secretary and ap- YOU CAN FIJLCE YOUE MES- day, Mr. and Mrs. Ranald McKinnon Miss Ola Daneause, R.N., is spending Dairymen and breeders of MoCallum who also had,^ with tihem placed on the casket—Pillow from Mrs. proved. The meeting closed by the M'iz- SAGE IN THESE HOMES FOB AS over the holiday, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mr. Ranald McKinnon, Jr. and Mr. a few days "with friends in Smith Falls all kinds of puré. bred cattle McCallum and Doris; sprays Mrs. De- Donald McKinnon, the latter remain pah Benediction. Mrs. Cramm and Mrs. Stewart Montreal. Mr.' and Mrs. Alex. Grant of Super D. A, McDonald were hostesses for the and horses attended this field LOW AS 60e. AND EO-WEB IF FOB rosie, M. A. McDermid, Mr. and, Mrs. ing for a week. Mr. John Rorbes of Montreal is ior, Wis., are visiting .his brothers, day and the weather being A. V. Borros. Misis Ellen McDonald of Montreal is evening assisted by Mrs. Fraser. MOBE THAN ONE XNSEBTTON. «pending couple of weeks with former Messrs. Hugh, Phillip and D. D. Grant. o — very favorable a very profit- Friends from a distance included spending some time with her crusin acquaintances in town. Mr. D. McEwen, Miss McKillican, Mrs. Mrs. Mary McOaw of Montreal, is Mrs. Finley A. McDonald. able day was spent. Mrs. Edmunds and sons, of Ottawa, Campbell, Mrs. Winter, Gordon Me- spending a few days with Mrs. A. W. GLEN SANDFIELD NOTICE TO CREDITORS Miss Ruth McDonald left on Mon- The meeting took the form also Miss Clarice Molntyie are guests Killican, Wilfred McEwen, all of Max- McNamara. day for her pa «ntal houi3 in Cicen- Last Friday evening a host of merry- In. the Matter of the Estate of of their mother, Mrs. John McIntyre. ville, Mrs. M-olloy, Mrs. E. Locke, Miss Miss Dolores McDonell, of Moose of a picnic, everyone bringing field. makers and others desiring to meet JAMES A. MefDONELL, late of the Mrs. W. D. McDermid, Kingston. Kate McDougall, Dan McDougiall, In Creek, is spending her holidays with baskets and enjoying lunch Mr. and Mrs. Nap. Trottier had n*ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A, Me their relatives and friends gathered Township of Lochiel, in th© County ol* Ont., was a weejk end guest of friendri kennan; Mr. W. D. McDermid, King- at the United Church for the annual served on the lawn to some in this vicinity. them over the week end and holiday,: Donell. Glengarry and Pro"vince of Ontario, ston; Mrs. Powell, Miss Effie Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Trottier, Mr. Wil Lawn Social. Many %vere heard to re- three hundred guests. Mal- Miss Fanny Steele and Janies Berry, Montreal: Mrs. W. McIntyre, Finch: Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Jacque and Miss Fa'rmer, deceased. frid Trottier and Miss Cecile Trottier mark that the occasion was a record colm Ctimmings, chairman, Montreal, spent several days with Mrs. Hollister and (Duncan McIntyre, Dorothy and Master Alexander Ja©- NOTICE is hereby given that all and MT. and Mrs. Eli© Besner and lit- one in regard to attendance. The pro- called on Mr. Sangster, who James Fyfe. Avonmore; Mra. Crawford, Gravel Hill. que sundayed "with friends in Martin- persons having claims or demands tle sons all of Montreal. town. gram, one in which all home talent was welcomed his guests to his against 'thte estât© of the above named Mrs. Alfred Little and daughter of Left to mourn the loss of a devoted used, was exceptionally good. A num- Shannonville, spent several week with Miss Dorena Larocque left this week Mrs. Donat Bissonnette paid Mont home in his usual capable James A. McDonell, deceased, are re- husband and father are Mrs. McCallum for Montreal w‘biere she will spend a ber of the talented musicians compris- her father, Mr. John McArthur and and daugter Doris to Wliiom much real a business visit on Saturday. manner. Mr. Ness, president quired, on or before the Twenty-second few weeks. ing Miss Irene MacMillan, Mrs. Edna family. sympathy is extended. Miss Katherin© Paris, Montreal, is day of July A.D., 1934, to send by post Among others at the home of Mr MacCuaig, Messrs. Gibbs, W. and J of the Canadian Ayrshire prepaid or to deliver to the undersign- MSss Mona Windsor, Montreal, was visiting at the home of Mrs. A. W. Mc- and Mrs. Alex. McKinnon on Sunday Jamd-eson and a Trio composed of Miss Breeders’ Association also ex- ed Executor of th© property of the a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Don- Namara. WILLIAMSTOWN were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Fullard, Mr. Viola MacRae, Mr. Ambrose MacDon- tended greetings to the club said deceased, their na^tnes and\ ad- ald Boss and Mr. Rosis. Mr. and Mrs. James McLeod, >.U‘nt- and Mrs. Wallace Fullard and Mrs. ald and Mr. Carlyle (Denovan supplied and friends from his province. dresises and full particulars in writing J)r. Donald McLennan, a former re- Rev. G. W. Ifvine left last week to real, were week end guests of Mr. an
.^.UU,uOU D. C. Building OM English Sheep Dogs Without Official Name Among Best for Herding COOL OFF The word “District” or “ ‘District’ If the choice' of a dog rested sole- By Cooling 15niUling“ is only a courtesy title. ly on the density of its coat, the length When it Is written it must carry quo- of its hair and the animal’s immunity Your Blood tation marks to be l^itimate, says to cold weather, the first choice nat- the Washington Post. urally would be the Old English sheep It is when the heat gets into your blood dog. writes Albert Stoll in the Detroit that you begin to “feel the heat”. Take Except by the incidental mention a sparkling, invigorating glass of Andrews of the name “District building” in the News. Liver Salt at such times. Taken while appropriation “for care of the District For here we have a breed that is “all it is stül, effervescing, Andrew? will have building,” in the District of Columbia wool and a yard wide,” reminding one an almost immediate cooling effect, be- appropriation law of May 2C, 1908, and of a Shropshire sheep that needs cause it is not only a delicious, thirst- subsequent laws, that building located shearing. He may possess beautiful, killer, but a means of cooling your blood. on Square 2.5Ô, between Thirteeii-amh intelligent e.yes and an expressive face, Xou will feel cooler for hours after a-half. Fourteenth and D streets and but you are unable to determine this taking Andrews—and more vigorous, too. Pennsylvania avenue northwest, has until the long hair is lifted from its Andrews, indeed, is a splendid conditioner never been formally named. face. when taken occasionaUy the year roimd, The statuary around the upper But with it all the Old English say about twice each week. cornices of the building was designed sheep dog will match any other breed If you pursue common-sense principles by .-Adolph De Nestl. as a companion, watchdog and faith-, in your living, eating and sleeping habits The two ligures on either side of ful friend. and take Andrews occasionally, you will the cartouche over the main entrance escape all the minor mal-adjustments This Is the breed of dogs over which represent Justice and Law, from east which occur in every normal system. much controversy has waged regard- to west. ' Keep cool—and fit—by taking An- ing its tail. Some authorities main- There are 28 statues around the top tain that continued docking of its tail drews. At all druggists. In tins, 3 Sc and cornices, carved in the same white 60c. New, large bottle, 75c. Sole through the ages has resulted in pro- Agents:, John A. Huston Co. Ltd., marble from which the entire building ducing a tailless dog and that many Toronto. 25 is constructed. The eight figures of the puppies are horn without tails. above the main cornice typify, begin- Biologists scoff at this and point ning at the east end: Sculpture out that w^e cannot breed tailless dogs (male), Painting (female). Architec- in this manner any more than we ture^ (male), ’Music (female), Com- could produce legless dogs by contin- Here and There merce (female), Engineering (male), ually cutting off the legs of the ani- Agriculture (female), and Statesman- mals. However, Old English sheep ship (male). These are reproduced in dogs have docked tails. This is the. ■ S. S. Empress of Japan arrived number and order in the rear. On the style and puppies, “should they be at Victoria recently with one of north end of the west side they run the largest passenger lists in the born with tails,” are shorri of most of as follows: Sculpture, Painting, Archi- this appendage. past three years. There was a tecture, Music, Engineering and Om- total of -577 from the CHent and The breed came to us from the coun- 'j merce; on the south end of the east -Honolulu. Tbeï liner ' was also try after which it is named. It was side. Music, Architecture, ('ommerce. , heavily booked for the westbound considered the best herding dog ever Engineering, Agriculture and States- trip from Vancouver and Victo- produced, possessing a formidable EVERY' year your family, and every family of manship. ria. voice, great stamina and strength and Speaking at Toronto recently seldom experiences fatigue. The dogs before members of the Interna- Sugar Cane From India; are of medium size, standing about 22 your acquaintance, spends about 70 per cent, of its tional Building Owners and Inches high at the shoulders. In color Managers Association, E. W. “Sweet Stick of the East” the standard calls for any shade of Beatty, K.C., chairman and presi- Sugar cane, “the sweet stick of the grizzle, blue or blue merel with or income just for living, exclusive of rent—so econo- dent of the Canadian Pacific East.” is supposed to have been in- without white markings. Railway, doubted the wisdom of digenous to India. It did not become “too elaborate planning” in na- an article of household consumption tional economics. Mr. Beatty did until the middle of the Sixteenth cen- Holland Prepared to Use mic experts tell us. Think what this means- not think the present system of society was wrong except in the tury. Almost immediately Cuba be- Water in Event of War '•ame an important sugar producer; “way in which It is applied.” The sea is at one and the same time tiiat country is aptly called the Holland’s foe and friend, says a cor- seven dollars out of every ten invested in food, ; world’s sugar bowl. Her soil, tempera- The Canadian Pacific Railway respondent in the Kansas City Star. will celebrate the fiftieth anni- ture and rainfall combine to make it The ever-present menace of breaking versary of the completion of its possible to produce sugar with less dikes hangs constantly over the heads transcontinental line next year. human effort than in any other place , clothing, household utilities and all the multitude of the country’s placid burghers. Per- It was November 7, 1835 that In the world. petual vigilance is a necessity. With- Donald A. Smith, later Lord The reproduction of sugar cane oc- Strathcona, drove the last spike out it more than half of Holland’s curs in two ways: either the roots are of things that keep a family comfortable and at Craigellachie joining east to population of 8,000,000 might at any left in the ground after the year’s west and Atlantic to Pacific. time be swallowed up by the sea. crop and make a new crop, or else Hon. Charles A. Dunning, vice- short stalks of cut cane are planted At the same time, the canals, which happy. president and general manager horizontally in furrows. From the have been built in the progress of re-, of the Seigniory Club, Monte- “eyes” of the joints of these stalks claiming the land, provide Holland bello, Quebec, has been elected a a new crop rises. The latter method with the cheapest and most effective director of Barclay’s Bank, Can- Is, of course, more expensive. In most system of transportation, , About two- ada. The former Federal Min- thirds of the country’s transportation That part of spending is readily understood. ister of Plnance is also president countries it Is not profitable to ra- toon for more than a year on account of goods is by water. As a means of of the Ontario Equitable Life In- protection against Invasion from an surance Company. of a diminishing yield, and new plant- ing is then resorted to. In the fecund outside enemy, the sea also is Hol- But do you realize that every manufacturer and After one of the most remark- soil of Cuba ratooning is commonly land’s most effective ally. In 1G72 ^able and su.ccessful meetings ever practiced from four to eiglit years, the armies of France, England and a held by a religious body, the Ox- and in some isolated cases for more part -of Germany, at war with the re- retailer of these necessities is planning how he can ford Group left the Banff Springs than. 20 successive yeare the- cane^ h? public. of the ,Seven. States of th«i. Hdte! for '-’tBe' East. Many of Netherlands, marched on Holland. them sailed from Quebec by SB. yielded its sweet gift without more encouragement than a mere cutting of They would have succeeded in taking Empress of Australia for Eng- the capital but for a flood artificially land. 'The next house party will the crop and a little cultivation of get your dollar ? be held at Oxford July 1-14. tlie ground each year.—New York created to stop the invasion of the Herald Tribune. enemy. At the beginning of the great Speaking at the Admiral Beatty European war in 1014, everything had Hotel, Saint John, Sir 'William been prepared to flood a part of the It’s a big job to spend so much money wisely ■' Clark, British High Commissioner The Lowly Prefzsl country in the event of Holland being to Canada, Claimed that the real In shape, the pretzel once had a compelled to take part in the war. I ■ Boprce of Canada’s troubles in • connection with marketing agri- special religious significance to good folk in the forest regions of southern and well. It requires careful business methods to cultural produce lay in the un- How Big Is London economic expansion of agricul- Germany. They were called “bretz- tural production by industrial eln” tlien, and were made to be eaten What is the area of London? No, countries, especially some of the only during holy week. They were don't trouble to answer! Whatever re- get the best possible returns from each dollar that larger European countries which given their peculiar shape in order to ply you make, nobody can say you are ’ are normally Importers. suggest the knots of rope tied about right, for no one knows the exact size Christ’s .wrists at the time of His of London. The County of London, aMuslc, moonlight, glorious lake which includes the London boroughs, leaves the family purse. / - breezes with 600 miles of sailing crucifixion. Eating them was a part of the religious observance of th«>%e has an area of 115.89 square miles. on the Canadian Pacific’s Great The London county council, however, Lakes ships Asslnlbolne, Keewa- times, but their fame, as a tasty mor- tin and Manitoba are at the dis- sel carried beyond the forest regions is effective over an area of 116.95 posal of passengers on the com- and beyond the holy days. Finally, square miles. The London postal dis- The clever woman goes for help to the adver- pany’s lines this summer at low their place of origin and significance trict covers 282 square miles. The cost. The offer promises to be were forgotten and they bècame just Metropolitan police are even more am- very alluring to Canadians and pretzels.—Washington Post. bitious, for they keep an eye on nearly • ( Visitors to the Dominion as well. 8,000,000 people over an area of al- tisements in her local paper. There she finds a t most 700 square miles. The Metro- , Quebec Province is alive with politan water board supplies the house- fetes, celebrations and ^la Bombardment cf Fort Sumter events this year marking the The Ohio legislature was in 'session wives from Hadam, in Herts, to Seven- directory of buying and selling. She learns about >" anniversaries of some of the on April 12, 1861, when the news oaks, in Kent—a total acreage of 3C7,- most memorable events in its reached Columbus that the Confed- 361. The electricity supply of London history. Among them and the erates iiad begun bombardment of Fort is distributed over an area of 1,841 the offerings of merchants and business people. most Important is the 400th an- Sumter. As the startling news was square miles. The City of London has niversary of the discovery of Can- read from the clerk’s desk a shriek an area of only one square mile— ada by Jacques Cartier in July rang from the house gallery. In almost known as “the most valuable square , 1634. hysterical tones a woman’s voice ut- mile in the world.” The Tower of She compares values. She weighs quality and London is not in I^ondon ! It stands in ■■ A Mediterranean - Africa - South tered the words: “Thank God! It’s the America cruise in the 22,000-ton death of slavery.” The woman wag Stepney. ■liner Empress of Australia, visit- Abby Kelley Foster, who as a foe of price. She takes this opportunity of judging and ing 24 ports in the Mediterranean, slavery was almost as strenuous and Nutation Twist» Vines Palestine, Egypt, East and South energetic as Carrie Nation was as a The tendency of certain vines to Africa, South America and the foe of intemperance. She is said to West Indies will be operated next selecting almost everything she needs to feed, ■ have been the first woman to oppose twist and bend is due to a character- winter, it is announced by the istic known as nutation. The tend- Canadian Pacific. The cruise will slavery from the platform before mixed, audiences. ency to grow makes the change in take 96 days, leaving New York form. In the cases of hollow-stem clothe, amuse, instruct and generally bring up her January 18, 1935 and returning there April 24. vines like the morning glory, for in- Nearest to Diamonds stance, this growth. tendency or the The gem stone nearest in appear- stimulation of it, travels around the family. ance to the diamond is the colorless stem, with the result that the stem zircon. The index of refraction of this is constantly twisting as it lengthens. Ji' Ï mineral approaches that of the dia- i In the case of. certain plants, such as W/ Every 10 c mond, but it lacks the dispersive prop- the crocus and the tulip, the petals Do you read the advertisements? You will y Packet of ^ erties of the diamond and does not I are very susceptible to temperature show the bright red and blue flashes ‘ changes. When it is warm the outer / WILSON'S of the latter stone. The zJrcon has side of the petal grows faster, caus- a hardness less than that of the dia- ing the blossom to open, but witli low- find them willing and able to serve you in the busi- mond. These stones are found in Cey- ered temperature the-imtals are dra,wn FLY PADS lon, but are usually obtained by de- together. This, of course, , explains the opening and closing of the flow- \ WIU KILL MORE FLiES THAN colorizing colored stones by careful ness of purchase. ers night and morning. SEVERAL DOUARS'WORTH heating.’ They are sometimes called \0FANY OTHER FLY KllUR ' Madura diamonds. They are classed as semi-precious' stones. To Be London Policeman é. ^ ^ é. In order to become a member of the Best of all fly killers* The Badger metropolitan police force of I.ondon, lOc Clean, quick, sure, When put to it to defend himself, the candidate must be a British sub- WHY cheap* Ask your Drug- the badger has fierce courage, and will ject of pure British descent, over ^st, Grocer or General usually satisfy attackers they had bet- twenty and under twenty-seven, at Advcrtiscmcivts arc guardians 6Î your PAY ter retreat. Squatting low to the least 5 feet 9 inches tall, physically- l^ORE WILSON FLY PAD ground, and provided with powerful fit, and of good moral character. De- HAMILTON, ONT. muscles and sharp teeth, he can in- tectives of the criminal investigation flict serious wounds. When attacked, department are recruited from the pocketbook - read them carefully. » Visitor.—‘‘Well, Joej :how*do you the badger gives off a powerful and ranks of tlie uniformed constables and like your new little swtert^^, nauseous scent from a pair of glands every candidate must have done at Joe.—^‘Oh, she’s all right, I guess, near the base of the tail (He belongs least one year and not more that sev- but there ax.® lots of things we needed to the “stink-cat” family; a relative en years’ duty in uniform. An exami- worse. ’ ’ of the wc-asel, mink and skunk). nation has to be passed. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, July 6, 1934. Page 7
tisementï serit situa,tion to ■ continue means “Gnome stock at,, the low elimination. ’ ’ price of 25c. Supply limited. St. Lambert paused and lit a Get in on this quick. cigar. As if unaware of the ner- - “THC Gnome Mine Mystery” - Lânglois & Prouse, Brokers.” vous tension of his dompanions, “I wonder if Holland has seen he deliberately -iVatched several this?” smoke rings ascend towarrl the In spite of herself the girl’s ceiling before proceeding. voice trembled ,and the small hand “You can see, my friend—you clenched on the paper she was a,Iso, ma petite soeur — that it holding. would be futile, a waste of golden time, to endeavor to sell stock at ROGER DID NOT answer. For three times the price it is being the time his own misery was 'offred at by the brokers. People submerged in the flood of f-.-eling wiould call us mad—they would that grppcj him. He di.i not see say we were sharpsters trying to 'hi calamity descending as bis steal their money. One or two By Pearl Foley (Paul de Mar) of Toronto. own. Tihe mine itself ree?-lc.d into might see the plausibility of Ro- llie back^ionnd. He sa-w' nothing ger’s argument that it wo,uld be but this girl with the brave eyes better to pay seventy-five. cents CHAPTER XXVI stand why you disappeared so goes without saying Bla,tz is only and smiling lips as the target for for stock in an existing mine than The Masquerader. .suddenly. Well—w'ell—how the a cog in the machine. Boys, the blows raining down on them; twenty-five cents for shares in a MA POI—you. North! Come boys will titter when I tell—” North rose, “there’s Some one out and the protective instinct of the- property that must soon cea,se to in,” cried St. Lambert, “What do Ssh.” North held up his to get your mine, and there’s only; male stirred in Roger Merriton’s exist—^but the small shareholder you mean by your Monday morn- Hand, “keep it a little longer— one reason they want it—the breast. He didn’t stop to analyze would not listen—it is against ing spiel? Are you going to tell until that mill’s started—it won’t Gnome has got the yellow stuff in this strange new emotion. It was human nature, to pay 200 per cent, us you’ve fathomed our latest be long, eh boys?” with a gla,nee her—g-o-l-d—Gold !” enough that he had been swept more for an article than is neces- toward the amused partners— mystery ? ’ CHAPTER XXVII into a new world—a world of sary. You see my point?” “Well,” drawled North, laji- “not long enough for our little exhilaration, pain and joy — a “But .your plan, Rolla,nd?” joke to grow stale.” A Strategic Move. guidly stretching himself in an EH BIEN, Monsieur, do you world in which one woman reign- urged Marcile. armchair, “I wasjn’t exactly ex- “Anything you say,” agi-eed not know much business is good ed supreme and for whom he was “I am coming to it, ma petite. pecting the story to end so abrupt- the chuckling Bromley. “By gum, for neither the hea,lth nor the ready to fight to the death. Our friend Roger would ask the ly. They never do, you know. It to think of its being you!” And sprits?” It w'a.s quick familiar footsteps shareholders what good is a. twen- takes several instalments to com- Mr. Bromley clapper his knees And Marcile, her lips smiling, in the corridor that started the ty-five cent stock in a bankrupt plete a seriq,!. I’ve just dropped and went off into a paroxysm of but her dark eyes full of concern, W’orld of reality revolving again company. I wiould ask the three of in for the third instalment^ which laughter. seated herself opposite Roger. “Eh bien, what brings ma pe- us what good a,re our holdings if should arrive any minute.’ ’ “And now, my dear sirs,” said She noticed the telltale lines be- tite soeur on so early a visit?” we cannot carry our proposition “It’s rio time for joking, I can North again stretching himself Ma.reile rose and faced her bro- through to success? The only way “No doubt the Guatemala mat- speaking sleepless nights and ter still rankles. You were rather Puffin, Birdland Clown, assure you,” declared the French- luxuriously in a chair and ad- mental strain and impulsively she ther. “It isn’t as the petite soeur that I see lopen for us to continue man. “By the way,” noticing dressing himself to the two part- I am here this morning. Rolland— our financing is to meet these tra- stubborn, you knlow, and the re- Has Comical Expression leaned forward. turns from the mine haven’t been Equally at home in the air, on land,, North’s eyes turned on the ners of the Gnome, “as I see by “Monsieur, you think I do not It is as a partner in the ders on the.i own ground, and at visiting shai'eholder, (who was whatever piiee they oPfi.r li;e exactly impressive.” and in water, the puffin has been/ your expressions Mr. Bromley know, that I cannot see, but 1 Gnome mine.” called the clown of birdland. There Is eyeing the newcomer with undis- has fully enlightened you as to “Eh, what’s this?” stock to the public, we msut do “True,” conceded Roger, “nor am not lacking in understanding, ’s Clyde Brent one to harbor no bird with so comical an expression, guised curiosity, “you will be In- the large-hearted Mr. Blatz, let “Have you forgotten the St. the same.” or one which appears so unconcernedi- nor am I blind. The St. Lambert charitable thoughts towa,rd fail- terested in meeting Mr. Bromley, me say that your seçretary was women were never of the clnging- Lambert women resent being “You mean cut the stock to as you approach, says Tit-Bits Mag- one of (our substantial share- mistaken. The telephone company trea.ted as children, mon frere?” twenty-five cents?” demanded ure. ’ ’ azine. , I vine type. Had they been I doubt “Wonder what brings him to holders. Mr. North, Mr. Bromley sent no workman to this office E my father would have left one “Mais pas de tout, cherie. But Marcile, incredulously. There are. colonies of many thou-t “Glad to know you, Mr. Brom- last Monday, nor since the first “Not quite— offer the public Montreal,” mused the French- sands In the British Isles, the largest; of them a quarter interest in his what good is it to circulate trou- man. being found on St. Kilda. It would be. ley,” said North, affably. Nice if March—^the day the instru- mine.” ble?” the treasury stock a,t seventy-five business that of your’s in Chap- “Mostly likely his railway in- difficult to estimate the numbers on ments were installed.” The rebuke in her voice brought . “It is circulating -without your cents, and bonus,them from our the steep slopes of that desolate, sea-, leauville.”^ a hastiy protest from Roger. o-wn personal holdings with suf- terests. I believe they bring him girt isle. IT WAS ROGER wh.i found his help,” and Marcile tapped the here periodically,” rejoined Ro- “We’re expanding, sir,” re- “If your brother a,nd I have newspaper oh the desk. ficient stock to bring the cost The puffin makes its nesting homei joined Bromley, surprised and not voice first after this breath-tak- ger, indifferently. at the end of a short burrow In thei been reticent. Mademoiselle, it is St. Lambert crossed the room down to the traders’ price.” a little flattered at outside recog- ing announcement It was Roger who broke the sil- ‘H’m. ‘you will go tonight, of ground, and at the end one large white i because we ourselves are at sea. It and peered down at the advertise- nition. “Can’t recall having met “But what does it mean? You is not necessary to recall the fact ence following this proposal. course?” egg is laid. The young puffin is af you before—have a, good memory seem to be in on the ground floor, ment .He nodded casually and “By George, I believe you have “I suppose sio,” but there was pretty little black fluffy ball, and dur- that the mining industry is not dropped into a near-by chair. i no enthusiasm in his voice. ing the time it lives In Its underworld for faces, too.” Ca.n you enlighten us?” a rippleless pond. ’ ’ hit on something. It will mean sa- nest the parents bring quantities ot “That’s strange. I can assure “I don’t know that I’ve any- As he spoke he folded the news “Grand ciel, what would I not crifice, as you say, but not as “Good—we -will go together,” small fish, for when it comes to diving you I’ve seen you and shaken thing further to tell you,” said paper he had been reading, and give to know the fiend behind this great a sacrifice as losing the declared St. Lambert. “Land- ‘they are a match for almost any fish hands with you—let me see, only North, evasively. fbissed it into a wure doratainer on slaughter!”, mine, and it will hold the traders roit, the chief broker handling our they meet. Each parent brings In Its/ last Friday night.” “Why so confoundedly myster- his desk. “How about Ramsay? Did you for the time being, w'hich is the stioiek, is a- frequent visitor at the beak anything up to ten fish; ‘Friday night,” mused the ious, North?” asked Roger, im- “You mean you are at a loss to land him?” The question came important think what do you think Paladine. I’d like to throw a few Gannets dr solan, geese, ■ large sea.; patiently. from Roger. questions at him.” birds, are clever divers, and while other. “Why,” with a start, “that understand who is working Mademoiselle?”- searching for prey they fly at a height was the night Mr. Blatz held his ^“M'On fwi, yes,” put in St. Lam- against us, endeavoring to bring “Eh—with a trumpet like that Marcile sat thoughtful, her chin ‘‘I’m afraid they’ll come boun- up to three hundred feet. When the meeting in the Shelly Arms. You bert. “If you know anything, why us into bankruptcy?” inquire.1 blasting the stock. He laughed in cupped in her hands. Her brothel cing back to you. Sometimes I fish, is sighted the birds close their were there sir?” not come out with it ? ” Marcile. my face. But,” his glance travel- crossed to her side and rested his think the brokers are as much as wings and streak down at terrific Bght you arg,” beamed North, North opened hs tawny eyes in “Oh, I wouldn’t go so far as ling tlo- the gra,ve-eyed Marcile. hand on her shoulder. sea as ourselves concerning this speed. “and his meeting was rather a hurt surprise. that,” protested Roger. “Bank- “time enough to cry when the “Be bra.ve, ma petite—it won’t mysterious CresswelT Syndicate.” Entering the water they make a frost, eh?” “My dear chaps, am I not com ruptcy is an ugly, word, and while milk is spilt—and we have e'ven be for long. "We shall so'on have St. Lambert shrugged. “May- tremendou? splash, but seldom come ing out with it? I came head on to the cream: yet.” up without their catch.'Some fisher- “It was that, sir,” chuckled things aren’t gtowing with optim-. them in their own net. And, after be— who can say? But listen to men declare ..that the gannet dives the other, “thanks to that old announce the untimely arrival of ism, we haven’t reached .the last Marcile leaned forward in her all, what is the loss of a few thou- me, my friend. -Should I perhaps direct on to Its prey and does not use gent who cornered Blatz with his Mr. Blatz. Was it my fault that ditch.” chair. There was a flash in the sand shares to the loss of our appear to you a little foolish to- its fget when- traveling under water, Mr. Bromley anticipated me. Now innocent yet petinent questions. Very near it Mlonsieur, ■when dark eyes. ‘!You are dissembling mine. night, pass it over. You pay your but as gannets have been captured in He sure did the work. He had I announce the fact that Mr. day after day the present allot- again, Rolland, and it is unworthy Marcile looked up. 'There was a addresses to Miss Branscombe and nets at à. dépth of ninety feet this Blatz spitting like a caged wild- Blatz’s harvest will be heaped in of you. ’ ’ glint of moisture in the dark leave Mr. Clyde Brent to me. Coin- statement cannot be accepted. Many ment of treasury stock is not re- diving birds use wings and feet under cat. Broke up the meeting before front of you—likely this very duced by a single share, when “Tut, tut—w'e are not beaten eyes, but she forced a smile to. her prennez-vous ? Eh bien, these or- afternoton-—can I say mere? Ah, lips. water, and there is little doubt that it had properly begun, did the old even the oldest shareholders are yet.” St. Lambert rose and paced ders look nice, very nice. Yes, I the gannet does so, for it travels at pi'ophet. I wanted to have a, word What did I tell you?” as a buzzer renewing their notes and evading the room. Suddenly he turned to “Nothing, of course—forgive believe wj .‘iiail ha-e a profitable high speed wheiî chasing Its prey. A with him, but he disappeared as purred through the room. Roger. me if at this moment I am just a luing bird under water must have power to “Hello!” called St. La,mhert your pleas to stand by the mine— mysteriously as he had come.” when you receive stonny stares “Mun ami, I have been -Wonder- French-woman seeing ray belo-^ed (To be continued next week) twist and turn rapidly if it is to catch into the telephone. “Yes—speak- from new prospects as they put ing if Mr. Maxwell at any time inheritance slipping from me.” the fish. RISING FROM HIS chair. ing. Who?—Landroit and Prouse the question why they should pay incurred the ire of the New York ■ “But it is not .slipping. Made- North walked across to the Win- —^Yes, I’ve heard of y*>u—What’s underworld.” moiselle,’” req,ssured Roger. “"We dow. When he turned, large spec- you seventy-five 'cents for stock American Fleet Occupied that?—^Are we in the market for which the Cresswell Syndicate is Roger smiled. are just fastening a knot on the tacles covered the lynx eyes, and Gnome stock— Hardly—We’re Toronto for Eleven Day» ■ offering at twenty-five cents. You “Oursecret stalker would put traders’ hands, and while they are a grey moustache dropped over selling stock, not buying it—say the underwiorld to shame. For in- looking for a knife to out it we The history of Toronto dates from the cynical mouth. His shoulders start. Monsieur; you wonder how 1749 when Fort Rouille, commonly that again—Le diable !— You are I know all these things. How blind carnate strategy you’d have to go shall be devising other means.” hunched forward like an old très comique—^Wha is your client ? known as Fort Toronto, Was estab- men are ! Rolland at least should lower than that.” “It is as Roger says ,cherie. It lished as an Indian trading post and man’s as he crept back across the —Nio., I didn’t suppose you would ‘ ‘ Or higher, ’ ’ supplemented is the only way. And now suppose room, ■w^ile a shrill, quavering ku'ow me better; The mine is very stockade by order of King Louié XV —Suit yourself. Monsieur.” dear to me, and not one phase of Marcile. “It might not be beyond we^ all sally forth for luncheon. of I/'rance. Following the victory of voice fell on the ears of his amaz- St. Lumber’s blue eyes blazed the calamity facing us is unknown logic to say our arch enemy perch- Bring that list vflth you, mon ami the British troops over the French at ed audience. in a white set face as he turned es on the polished rungs of high ^we -will bombard Richot, Prit- Quebec in 1759, as a result of which “It’s a grand thing that has to me.”. Canada was ceded to Britain, a fur- from the telephone. Roger eyed her in silent amaze- finance.” chard and Andrews this very' af- oome to pass, gentlemen; here’s a “That Prouse—mes amis, it is ternoBn. The clouds ca.n’t hover trading post was established in l760 on ment. It wasn’t the fact that his St. Lambert made a mock bov.'. the site of Fort Rouille. Thirty-three bigt-heartied, 'public-spirited man incredible—he asks me to buy in “Bravo, ma petite soeur—well indefinitely—they must break who is dipping his hands into his our own stock at 25 cents a and and Rolland’s efforts to spare years later General Slmcoe, of the her had been in ■vain that astonish- said. And still occurs the question, some time—c-est très vrai, n’est British forces in Canada, who estab- pockets and scattering thousands share !’ ’ who is the man?” ce pas?” ed him. It was the calm, unshrinki . irrr.DD lished the first parliament in upper Wf dollars around—on paper, to “Holy mackerel!” Roger reached into his desk between any Canada, at Niagara-qn-the-Lake, landed be sure—but what of that? Noi- THE EXCLAMATION came ing way she was facing the situa IT WAS TWO MORNINGS la- tion. He, strong man as he was, end withdrew a list of names. two points in Canada» at Toronto, christened the place York, what does it matter he is a stran from Bromley. Roger sat transfix- “Our schedule to-Lay imluJcs ter when the office telephone rang and selected it as the location of the . ger? And what does he get in re- ed. North appeared tlo be the only felt his brain weary, his nerves and Miriam Branscombe’s voice 1. ROUND TRIPS for new capital of the Province' 0Ï Upper frayed under the strajn. Before Richot, Pritchard and Andrews turn?” The bent form became al- one unmoved. He nodded slowly —all men good for five thousand came over the wire to Roger. fare and a quarter. Canada, now Ontario. most a semi-circle, and the voice and continued smoking she had come in he had been won- The war of 1812-14 prevented the dering if the odds weren’t too shares or so—” “We got in an hour ago, Ro- Leave any time from Friday lowered to a sibilant key, while a “ Twenty-five cents ! Think of ger. Have breakfasted and am go- desired progress being made by the great to battle against. And here “At what price?” put in St. noon tin Sunday noon. Re- provincial capital. At one time an shaking forefinger emphasized it!” moaned St. Lambert. “That Lambert. ing to lie diown for a while to turn, leave destination as late the significance of his words “A means we can sit with folded was this slip of a girl dsplaying a American fleet of ten armed vessels, ‘‘Seventy-five cents.” nullify the effects of the wretch- as Monday midnight (Stan- carrying fifty guns, landed and oc- lot of worthle.ss stock! He admits hands until their holdings are spirit that was buoyed up by ed train ' journey:— Lunch with something other than false hope. “Ma foi, do you think these dard Time). cupied York for eleven days. By 1815 it himself. What do you think. I disposed of, and Providence alone men are going to p'ay seventy-fve you ? My dear boy, it would be as the population of York was 2,500; in gentlemen ? As honest men, should ^ knows when that will be. Prouse “i'Where is Rolland, Monsieur? much as my life is worth. LTncle 2. ROUND TRIPS for 1834, when the name was changed to Did he not return with you?” cents for stock they can purchase y.® a man to ruin, perjure hinted their supply is unlimited.” for twenty-five ?” Clyde’s Indian grudge has grown single fare. Toronto, the population was 8,000. himself ,and rob his company? “He shopped in at the Mount The city now has more than 630,000. “Do you mean they are actu “There is another way to look into Satanic proportions. Good Sundays only. Go by Something for nothing? Naw — Royal to make a last appeal to ally going to throw the stock on at it,” rejoined Roger. “What And the wor.st of it is I’m losing any train after 3 a-m. Sun- naw—my Scotch blood rebels—I the market at 25 cents, when they the inclinatiion to take your part, day. Return, leave destina- canna do it. Besides”— and the know the mine is being financed Marcile shook her head. “Mr. twenty-five cent stock A. I- CREWSON, HJ);, 0J( Ramsay with all his money is too be to them or anybody else if the but I thought it was only; fair to tion not later than midnight voice became suddenly confiden- through the treasury?” demand- inform you we are dining at the same day (Standard Time). (McGlR) LJI.0.0. shrewd to part with a penpy un- mine eea.ses to exist?” tial, and the head wagged know- ed Bhomley. Paladine tonight. Au revoir.” EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAIJ less he can see it rolling back with “N(o good, of course—^but that Tickets and complete information ingly—i“ there Ibe some fololish The mine!” scoffed St. Lam- from any aient, Teleph»»» 184S — I>lenty of companja Besides, what argument won’t sell the stock, my St. Lambert looked up from a M^2 uns that say that Gnome may bert. “What do they care about friend.” neat stack of orders as Roger ap- 122 Sydney Street, Oonirall, Oat. strike it reh. Of course, in that the mine ! Yes, the Gnome goes on sane man would pay seventy-five omee open 9-1^ 1-S. t-4 cents for Something he can get for I think it will to these men,” peared in the dolor-n'a,y. CANADIAN case, it might be a fairer deal, eh ? the market tomorrow morning at “Not 'bad, mon ami, for two neaae make »in>olntnNBt». - twenty-five cents?” affirmed Roger! “I believe they Alexandria, 'Wednesday erening fieit What say ye, gentlemen?” 25 cents a share—le bon Dieu will black us up. ” days’ business, eh? The bonused NATIONAL While St. Lambert and Roger As she spoke Ma,rcile reached B. 00 p.m. Tel^hone 98. alone knlows how much lower, un- for the newspaper Roger had put St. Lambert shook his head.It’s stock got them all right. But -we had been appreciative witnesses less we huy in their supply.” the general public we want with can’t keep it up indefinitely or to this piece of by-play of the er- aside in the wire basket. Turning There wa.s a stunned ^ silence us. If we haven’t the masses,, we our holdings wall be depleted.^’ DAVE L. LALONDE BRENNAN & McDOUGALL ratic North, Bromley, his eyes to the financial page her eyes laCENSED ATJCTIONEEB following this announcement, bro lighted on a blue-pencilled adver- ha.ve nothing. We must override “Clyde Brent’s in town.” ■bulging, ha,d sat a dumbfounded ken 'by North. the traders, and there’s /only one “So!” St. Lambert shot a keen COUIÎTY OF GIJiNOABET Barriaten, Solieitora, Notarié», Eta, spectator. Then as the spectacles “There’s some one out to get way to do it.” glance at his partner. Offiees 102 Pitt St., ComwaU, Oat, were removed, and the drooping Stop that If you intend 'having a sale, the thiai you fellows—that’s a certainty. “Miriam is with him,” Contin- for you to do i* to get in toneh witl a. E. BBENNAN, O J, McBOUaAUl moustache stowed away, he leap- Did Pnouse give any hint who Head Aching MARCILE sat tense, her eyes ued Roger. “She just telephoned me. I can give yon better servie» U ed to hs feet and grasping the a better price. For reforencee see any My. turned the stock into him? Why suffer headache, or any other pain, fixed expectantly on her brother’s me from the hotel. Theiy a,re din one for whom I have conducted a sale grinning masquerader by the “Made some. eva.sive reply— when ZUTOO TABLETS, taken when face, while Roger laid do-wn the ing at the Paladine tonight.” ALEXANBEIA. ONT. HENRY .HAJOB hand, cried exultantly: hinted our own shareholders were feel it coming on, will give relief in pencil with which he had been “Eh bien—an invitation to “And you were the old gent doing it, but that’s a lie.” 20 minutes. Harmless and re- cheeking off certain names, and join them?” mSUEANCE Licensed Anetioaeer for the Oonnty who broke up the meeting and “Well, of course, it’s the share- liable. Used by thous- eyed the speaker in surprise. For Automobiie, Fire, Farm and Uf« ef Glengarry. Seasonable rates. ands Roger laughed shortly. ‘.‘Not NOBTH IiANOASTBB, ONT. turned the strutting Mr. Blatz into holders, said North, “but the fun “Yes there is a way—it’s not exactly. In fact, I gather my pre- Insurance, apply to BOSS MaeCAL a Rmping, stammering jackan- nel they’re shooting the shares ,a pretty way—it will mean sacri- sence would be more or less of an LÜH, MaxviUe, Ont. Telephone 608 B apes. My word! Now I under through is this man Blatz, and it fice for us all— but for the pre- 1 'yesore to the financier.” 1—2. Advertise in The Glengarry News Page 8 The Grlengarry N«ws, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, July 6, 1934.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kerr, Rev. D. Miss Sally McMillan has returned^ Messrs. Alfred Ember, Fortwayne Train Bird to Catch Fish from Montreal to spend the summer Ind.; Richard and Aifthur Maloley, and A. Kerr, Cornwall, Mr. Alex. Kerr One of the cleverest of all divers Is SOCIAL & PERSONAL with her parents. Miss Amelia Maloley of Manchester, Mrs. D. D. McIntosh and Miss Jo the cormorant, which can be trained * • • Mr. ©. GonneU spent Saturday in Ot- N. H., also Mr. and Mrs. M. Jabara Kerr of Ottawa, left yesterday morn- to catch the fish for its owner, and ia Mr. Will Hoe.v of Montreal, spent a ing on a motor trip to central Ontario, tawa. and the Misses Mary and Eva Libbos, often used in this Avay by Chinese. In • • • fcAv days last week the guest of Mrs. were here this week visiting Mr. E. J. their destination being thg Martyrs’ Britain cormorants live in colonies, Gôoâ Fork Rope IDr. and Mrs. N. M. Bellamy called on J. D. McDonell, Highland Chief Farm Libbos and family Catherine St. Shrine, Midland. Before Teturniug usually on small rooky islands. The 'home th-OAi -v^ill also visit Toronto and haunts are not pleasant places to visit, friends here on Monday. / for an appalling stench surrounds them. -IS- « «I « The Misses Anna and May McGregor MT .and Mrs. E. A MacMillan and Niagara Falls. of Montreal, holidayed with their par The nests are built of seaweed, which Mr. NoTman Duggau of Ottawa holi Mrs. A. MacCaskill of Laggan called • ♦ • soon decays in the hot sun; i>ools of ts, Mr. and M?re. Jas. McGregor, Ken jîayea at his home here. on friends in town on Tuesdayi Miss Mary Margaret McDermid of sea water are formed in hoDows by • * • 3’’on St. • * • Glen Roy left on Frida