THE GLENGARRY NEWS Alexandria, Ont., Friday, October 11, 1940 VOL- XLVm—No. 41. $2.00 A YKAJK United Cliurcli Presbyiery Plowing latch Ai Dalfceilh Hull. Angus 1. lacdonalij to Mjiifeale 32 Elasses M Cross Orive Stows Hears Talk On Missions Drew large AHeedance lopes lo Visif Glengarry 11 ]M Music Fesiivai folal of ÎS,276.3? liopo led INTERESTING INTERVIEW AT MR. G. ROY FENWICK, MUS BAC., ALEXANDRIA’S TOTAL IS $912.60 RECORD CHANGE IN RANKS OF MANY SPEAKERS HEARD AT TO BE HERE NEXT WEEK FOR FRIDAY, OCT. 4th WITH MORE SOUGHT—$1,9»» MINISTERS AS FIVE NEW BANQUET HELD THAT OTTAWA RELATED BY ANGUS H. McDONELL ANNUAL EVENT BRENNERO—Hitler and Mussolini confer for three hours, then leave DONATION RECEIVED CLERICS WELCOMED EVENING for their respective capitals. The Glengarry and East Stormont (By Angus H. McDonell) Talented young Glengarrians will On Thursday night last it was an- Men of the United Church, minis, LONDON—Destruction of an Itahan destroyer, seven German and two plowmen’s Association staged an- ‘ ‘ The Hon. Angus L. Macdonald, gather in Alexander Hall, here, next nounced from The Canadian Head- terial and lay, gathered at Lunenburg, Italian U-boats announced; London had quiet night. other successful Match at Dalkeith, on Minister of Defence for Naval Ser- Thursday and Friday for the third ATHENS—Italian army in Albania shifts positions to new posts near quarters of the Red Cross Society that last Tuesday, for meetings of the annual Music Festival, being held October 3rd. There was a decrease vices.” When you appear at the, office Gieek frontier. slightly less than $4,000,000 of the Glengarry Presbytery and its Laymen’s door of the man bearing such a leng- again this year under auspices x>f the ^objective of $5,000,000 has now been Association. A feature of the day was in the number of plowmen taking part ALEXANDRIA—Mediterranean Fleet returns to port after unsuccessful but quality of lyork and attendance of thy, impressive and distmguished title Glengarry Teachers’ Institute. The cruise in search of Italian navy; four Italian planes shot down. secured. Further donations are ex- the presence of Rev. Gillies ' Eadie, as that, you wonder' just how you will Festival is a musical treat looked for- pected from some of the Provinces. Missionary to China, who gave a stir- spectators was best yet. The local Committees in charge had all arrange- approach him. If you have “a bit of ward to by many and the concert Progress reports from the County ring account of the labors of the SATURDAY, OCT. 5th ments for the Match well looked the Gaelic,” the rest is easy. which is held as a finale on Friday Units are as follows as at October 9th. church in the midst of the LONDON—Nazi bombers attempt to pierce Metropolitan defences in day- after. Messrs. Angus McDonald, Alex. A typical Scot, tall and somewhat evening should attract the usual capa- Town of Alexandria $ 912.60 turmoil and confusion of a deadly light attacks; night raids ineffective. N. McLeod and J. A. McIntosh had slender with a lofty brow and a deep city house. Bainsville 236.95 conflict. He said that events in the ROME—Italian high command indicates resumption of fighting south- their respective committees well or- dimpled chin, will greet you with a , A copy of the programme for the Dalhousie Mills 156.00 Far East for many years have proved ganized. The Ladies’ Institute with genuine handshake that is not only two-day affair is reproduced on an- east of Sldi Barrani In Egypt. Kenyon Township 50.75 that a close partnership between Ger- BERLIN—Nazis assert that axis will strike Britain in “a particularly the aid of members of the Lochiel tradition but a symbol of true friend- other page of this Issue and a study I Lancaster 1663.67 many and Japan has existed long before vulnerable spot” as a result of yesterday’s Hitler-Mussolini meeting m the Unit Red Cross—served lunch on the ship and hospitality. At the same time of it indicates the Festival will be Lochiel Township 1600.00 the recent pact was signed—German he most likely will say, fully as entertaining as on previous Brenner Pass. Martintown 503.15 military teachers have brought about grounds and looked after the Ban- quet in the evening. President, Ro_ ‘ ‘ Cia- mar a tha sibh. Dean suidhe. ’ ’ occasions. Mr. G. Roy Fenwick, Mus. I Maxville 217.95 the use of characteristic technique of While you reply. Bac., Provincial Supervisor of Music ; SUNDAY, OCT. 6th North Lancaster 20.75 German war-making by the Japan, bert MacKay, presided and presented a long list of speakers—Elie Bertrand, “Nach ela bjiatha th’ ann.” will adjudicate the 32 . classes, which LONDON—Heavy gales bring quiet night for London after bomb dam- Sununerstown 100.55 ese: the attempted demoralization of M.P.; Dr. W. B. MacDiarmid, M.P.; Time is precious to this man who compare with 26 last year, and his ages Abbey and Houses of Parliament; British bomb Krupp plant; Under- St. Raphaels 132.00 the enemy by special attention to wo- gave up the Premiership of Nova Sco- presence alone should spell success, j secretary for War says Britain will attack when German skies swept clean. men, children and the mass of the E. A. MacGillivray, M.L.A., D, B. Mc- Donald, Reeve of Lochiel, J. W. Mc- tia to assume the portfolio of Naval The Friday evening concert will see BUCHAREST—Informed sources state Axis to put troops into Rumania. $ 5594.37 civilian population. Hence the bombing 1 Leod, Deputy Reeve and Algie Wal- Defence in the MacKenzie King Ca- the winners of each class in action, ROME—Secrets of Brenner meeting may be told by Mussolini today as Previously acknowledged .. 682.00 of undefended towns, machine-gunt lace, Judge of Plowing—each compli- binet. You mingle a few questions in while other features will include sel- he makes surprise visit to military units. ming of refugees and practical enforce- mented the ladies and plowmen. The an ordinary conversation and then ections by the High School members $ 6,276.37 ment of the drug habit among the secretary gave results on different move on. of the Maxville Boys’ Band. MONDAY, OCT. 7th The officers wish to express their working people. classes and awarded the trophies. Mr. “Certainly. This is a pleasure that In order to avoid traffic congestion LONDON—Nazi raids resumed after London’s first quiet night In a grateful appreciation to Mr. Robert Among these millions of persecuted J. Dalrymple announced a District I look forward to eagerly.. I do hope the Committee requests the co-opera- month; at least 12 raiders shot down . McDougall, Oak Street, Lancaster for and helpless victims of greed, there Wide Home plowing Contest, also that I may have a chance to get to tion of the public in parking cars at BERLIN—German troops in Rumania as “precautionary” measure; his contribution of $1.000 donated is but one force of hope, the Christian speaking on necessity of special care Glengarry before very long.” some place remote from the Hall. “protection” of oil fields hinted. through Lancaster Unit. gospel, he said, with its realization of being taken to combat the Com Borer. That was the prompt, cordial reply BUCHAREST—Germans reported planning construction of large naval ALEXANDRIA UNIT ASKS FOR the scriptural truth: “The just shall The following is a list of winners in The Hon, Angus L, Macdonald gave and air base at the Rumanian Black Sea town of Mamaia'. FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS live by faith,” it drives fear from the all classes at the match: your correspondent when I asked Can- ROME—Italians say British submarine bombarded Italian coastal êity Teachers To loll Inly lee The campaign for funds in Alexan- hearts of the faithful and stems the Class 1—Grenville Stfmson, North ada’s first Minister of Defence foi of Savona. (No comment from London.) dria has only been fairly successful. tide of despair. The missionary ef- Gower; I. S. Eaman, Wales; Louis Naval Services if at some later date As the Objective for Ontario was set at fort of the churches during the past Vachon, Dalkeith; Phillipe Vachon, when his duties were not so pressing General Session This Tear TUESDAY, OCT. 8th $1 per capita of the population our generation has borne an astonishing Dalkeith. would he like to visit Glengarry County Members of the Glengarry Teachers’ LONDON—Premier Churchill indicates Britain to assume the initiative harvest in character and morale, and Knowing that The Hon. Mr. Mac, Institute will be in Alexandria for soon; warns there is still danger of invasion; says raids not as effective as Town with a population of approxi- Class 2—Percy Saddler, North Gow- mately 2,000 was expected to contri- in districts such as Honan where Ja- donald is as thorough ascot as he Isa only one general session when their Hitler expected and Britain feared; announces re-opening of Burma Road; panese pressure has driven out West- er; Donald McGillivray, Glen Sand- bute $2,000. field; Fred Eaman, Wales; Arnold Vo- Cabinet Minister, I then Inquired If he annual Convention is held Thursday Nazis bomb streets filled with buses and pedestrians in four lightning raids ern Missionaries, Chinese Christians, 1 on London casualties feared heavy. A year ago the Campaign in Can. gan, Lochiel; Fred Pechie, St. Eugene. was pleased to know that the ‘biggest’ and Friday, October 24th and 25th. fully quahfied, are establishing a strong celebration of the year in Glengarry An innovation this year calls for inter- BERLIN—R.A.F. gives Berlin its heaviest bombing of the war, lasting a da was on the same basis but in native church. Meanwhile, oui' Mis- Class 3—Clair Leitch, Cornwall; Geo. Glengarry County the Drive was con- Hay, Lochiel. is St. Andrew’s night when Scots from changes of visits among the schools of fours hours and 42 minutes. sionary delegates are in Free China all over the county meet In Alexander the inspectorate on those two days, i BUCHAREST—British Minister demands explanation of plan to gar- fined to Memberships at $1 per mem- Class 5—Howard Morrow’, Maxville; giving invaluable help to the govern- hall, Alexandria. with just one general session being rison Rumania with German troops; may break off diplomatic relations. ber and total collections in the entire Lynas McPherson, Glen Sandfield; ment and the people, especially in their held in Alexander Hall, here Thursday SHANGHAI—Japanese land forces at Liu Kung Island leased by China County were less than $2,500. The fi- Norman Neil, Cornwall. (Continued on page 4) efforts to rehabilitate the huge multi- evening. ! to Britain as a naval station; Americans in Far East advised to return gures for our present campaign m tudes of refugees that are pouring Class: 6—Tractors—Arnold Watson, The change will not meet with gen- home. Alexandria show a total of 214 giving into the country. Wales; Raymond Beehler, * Crysler; Glengarry Pipers leave eral approval, it seems, for students I only $1.00 each. The most encouraging feature of the Bernard Beehler, Crysler; A. C. Cassel- WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9th Although a great number of the contri- man, Berwick, Harry Hurley, Vankleek will enjoy only one day’s holiday in- present situation, Mr. Eadie asserted, OTTAWA—First 30,000 Canadian youths report to military camps across butions are considered excellent, it Hill. ■ - -/ stead of the usual two. 'On the first was "the fact that the wonderful work To Jain Itfswa 8anj day, Thursday, the schools of Char- Canada for 30 days of compulsory training, would appear that a considerable Class 7.—Florian Lecuyer, Dalkeith, of Christian forces in meeting the des- This Historic old Scottish county is lottenburgh and Kenyon will be clos- i LONDON—R.A.F. reavily attacks Bremen, Wilhelmshaven, Essen; Nazi number of people may be under tne Gerald McGillis, Lochiel; Bruno Le- parate material and spiritual needs of being drained of its pipers as a result of ed and the teachers of these schools ' raiders again over London; Britain may remove her nationals from the Far impression that a membership fee of febvre. the people, and their reckless cour- war enlistments. Pipers Angus D. will visit the schools of Lancaster, i East. one dollar is all that is expected of Teams—Lloyd McNaughton, Donald age in maintaining the work in the McDonald of Alexandria, and Don- Lochiel and East Hawkesbury. The TOKIO—Japan will seek to block Burma Road to China by air bombing them w’hereas those who are in a fin- McGillivary, Star Hamilton, L. Mc- face of danger, has developed a whole- ald Kippen of Greenfield, left on Mon- process whl be reversed on Friday, i.irom Indo-China bases. (Shanghai observers fear Japanese army leaders ancial position to pay more should do Pherson, John A. McLennan, Fred Sa- 1 sale respect and love unknown in days day for Ottawa, where they will be with pupils in the eastern section of may act against British interests on own initiative.) so In order that th& Society may be bourin, Rod. McRae, Gordon Cains. of former crisis. Christianity in action members of a Pipe Band being form, the county enjoying holiday whUe BUCHAREST—British -oil officials advised to leave Rumania; departure in a position to continue their num- TROPHIES:— has earned its reward. Even Japanese ed by Lieut. Col., Geo. Gillie, O.C., their teachers are visiting. of British Minister anticipated when German troops arrive. erous works of mercy. invaders have been influenced by the J. Lockie Wilson, won by Clair Leitch. District Depot. Piper Roy McDonell A departure from regular Institute ROME—Italy concentrates troops for manoeuvres near Yugoslavia’s As our present efforts are in reality evidence of this spiritual strength. Royal Bank, by Lynas. McPherson. of Greenfield, expects to leave this procedure, the one-day closing border. to cover last year as well as this year Angus McGillis by Clair Leitch. Following up the Missionary theme, week end to join the same band and seems desirable in view of the irre- we again appeal to those who have Rev. F. J. Vowles, chairman of the Mis- Robert MacKay by Howard Morrow it is possible others will be “enticed” gjularity of school openings this fail. THURSDAY, OCT. 10th not contributed and who can afford to sionary Education and Foreign Missions Secretary’s Miniature,Florian Lecuyer. from the county. It is reported Pi- LONDON—Bomb hits St. Paul’s Cathedral, destroying the high altar; do so to hand their donations to our Committee, reviewed the work of the Specials were won by Clair Leitch, per Angus D. McDonald is to serve R.A.F. makes raids deep into Germany. canvassers as soon as convenient. We past year throughout the world and Geo. Hay, Norman Neil, Howard Mor- as Pipe-Major of the new Band which Same Price Ks Last Week DUALA—Gen. de Gaulle lands in the Cameroons; is welcomed by the also appeal to those who have already .stated that one very encouraging fea- row, Florian Lecuyer, Gerald McGillis will be stationed, at Ottawa “for the contributed to give more generously if There were 2449 boxes of white Free French governor and populace. ture of it was the growth of self-sus- Phillippe Vachon, Lynas McPherson duration. ’ ’ they are in a financial position to do cheese boarded at last night’s meting, WITH BRITISH FORCES IN EGYPT—Sudden activity of Italian desert taining native churches, indicating The Salada Tea Special by Donald so. Piper Angus Cameron and base cheese selling at 13 3-3c Lovel & patrols believed to foreshadow new enemy move in Egyptian campaign. that Christianity has taken deep root. McGillivray. drummer Paul Lauzon left Alexand- Christmas took 1276 boxes and Me. PADUA —Mussolini reviews Fascist youth, fails to make expected speech. A considerable number of contribu- Air. Vowles cautioned against apologiz- The Canadian Oil Special by Bruno ria some weeks ago to join a Band Lagan .1173 boxes. BUCHAREST—British Legation begins destroying official documents; tors have signed pledges to pay $1. ing for carrying on this vital work even Sabourin. being formed in Northern Ontario. diplomatic break with Rumnia beheved near. or more each month and this plan is .in the face of present conditions. Tag No. 352 won $5.00 War Saving As a result of the mass migration strongly recommended to those who (Continued on page 5) Certificate and one hundred dollars the ranks of the local N.P.A.M. Pipe ienp Presirçîerîai Cliurcli would like to contribute in this man- ——o will be presented to Lochfbl Unit Red Band have been sadly depleted and ner. • Communion services will be held in Stisdenfa Qeai Causes M Kenp Higliway Seing Cross by Association as a result of it may be found difficult to field a Kenyon Presbyterian Church, Dun- It is hoped that all persons In tha sale of these tags by a committee of band for use in next year’s activities. Cash Donations In vegan, this Sabbath at 11 A. M. and Postponement flt Mesij Widened Wiiere Necessary County in general and in Alexandria young ladies from Dalkeith under Mrs. 7.30 P. M. The minister, the Rev. Dr. The untimely death on Tuesday, in The Ontario Department of High in particular have already or will J. E. Perrier. Prize lend iisteil D. N. MacMillan, will conduct both ser- a Montreal hospital, of Donald Crossly Ways this week has a small work crew shortly contribute as generously as The Plowmen’s Association wish to Ottawa lawyer, I. laarier their means will allow and thereby The generous cash prizes which the vices and a coordial welcome is extend, Macintosh, 17-year old son of Mr. on the Highway between Alexandria sincerely thank everyone who so gen- ed to all to join in these services of and Mrs Donald J. Macintosh, Dal- and Apple Hill where widening opera fulfil their DUTY to those who are Alexandria Junior Farmers’ Club was erously helped make the 1940 Match fighting OUR battles. able to offer in the recently conducted Nameii inisler Of Haas worship. keith, has resulted in the postponement tions are underway wherever neces- such a success. of the big Interscholastic Meet at sary to allow for snow clearance dur- It is expected that the names of all Farm and Home Improvement Contest Without advance intimation on Hawkesbury from Friday afternoon ing the winter months. _ The work donors and the individual amounts were due to contributions of $72.00 J. W. MacRAE, Secretary. Monday Premier , Hepburn called to until Tuesday of next week . Young should be completed within the next donated will be published in the local in cash by the following individuals. his cabinet, 48-year-old Robert Laur. Praetalion At Glsn Saaillielil few weeks. press next week. These were in addition to other dona- 1er, Ottawa lawyer, to be Minister ol Macintosh was a student at Vankleek Tliree-Year-!l!i] Ctiild Kicked On Thursday afternoon, Septem. Hill Collegiate and his funeral being News of the project will be pleasing tions of articles announced last week. Mines, succeeding Paul Leduc, K.C., her 19th. Mr and Mrs Neil MacLach- now Clerk of the Supreme Court of held this afternoon to St. Columba not only to residents of the Third «n>) Cash contributions were: By Farm Colt lan, were agreeably surprised when Church, Kirk Hill will be attended by D” Company Plays Host Canada. Kenyon but to all motorists who use $5.00 Glengarry relatives and friends were the members of the Ladles Aid of Glen teachers and fellow students. The new Minister is a nephew of the road during the winter. Efforts Officers, N. C. O’s and men of “D” Dr. W. B. MacDiarmid, M.P.; E. A. shocked to hear of the accidental death Sandfield United Church gathered at have been made in the last few years Company, Stormont, Dundas & Glen- the former distinguished Prime Min- their home and presented them with MacGillivray, M. P. P.; Meloche &Sab Wednesday afternoon of the^three-year to keep it open for cars but inevitably garry Highlanders, 2nd Battalion, will ister, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and thus a beautiful electric clock, prior to their ourin; Lalonde’s Poolroom. old son of Mr and Mrs Harold Shane, Civei Prmy Commission they have resulted in the road being play hosts tonight to their friends at Lemieux, Ont. resulting from a kick oy after 20 years the name Laurier again leaving to take up residence in Mon- $4.00 Among three members of the Cam- snowed in for horse-drawn vehicles as the opening dance of a series to be held aspring colt. Mrs Shane is Rita, dau- is to be heard In one of His Majesty’s treal. Rev. C. J. Beckley who accom- Alexandria Hotel. Canadian councils of ministers. well. In the Armouries, here, throughout the ghter of Mr and Mrs V.G. Chisholm, panied the ladies, spoke in glowing eron Highlanders of Ottawa, who have $3.00 Without a seat In the Ontario been granted dommissions, we note winter months. Preparations are on a Lochiel, and little Edgar was a general terms of the good qualities of Mr and large scale with many extra features Donald A. Macdonald, K. C., A. Legistature and never before a the name of Lance Corporal Hugh favorite among relatives throughout Mrs. MacLachlan, how much they Irainifig Camp Ht Cornwall to ensure your enjoyment. Chenier. the county. candidate at an election, Mr. would be missed in church, school, Gillies, son of Col. John A. Gillies, of Laurier will run as the Liberal $2.00 From reports reaching Alexandria, home and community as no gather- Ottawa, former officer commanding Has first Group Of Men J. A. Laurin; Lewis Greenspon; Tom it is understood Edgar was out in a standard-bearer in the byelection ing w’as complete without their help. the S. D. & G. Highlsyfiders, and later An unspecified number of young lii Ottawa- East necessitated by Played For Patients McPhee; J. J. Morris; Leopold Lalonde field with his father who was plowing. Mrs. Arthur MacMillan presented the the 8th Infantry Brt|ade. Lance Cor- Glengarry men in the age classes 2.1 the resignation of Mr. Leduc. The Glengarry News; Elle Chenier. The little tot ventured within range gift. poral Gillies has been instructed to to 23 converged on the new’ training A real treat for patients of St. Law- $1.00 ^ of the heels of aspring colt and died Mr. MacLachlan, on behalf of him- attend the unit’s provisional school to Camp at Cornwall, Wednesday, to be- rence Sanatorium on Saturday, was W. W. Dean, Dr. D. D. McIntosh J.P. before his father could get him to the Child Health Conference self and Mrs MacLachlan, thanked quahfy for his rankl gin their 30-day training period. Some the visit of the Royal Canadian Moun- 400 of the 750 trainees arrived on Tues Mullett, R. O Staples, I.P.S.; M. Tobin, house. The funeral was held yester- The monthly Child Health Confer- them for their gift and spoke touching- ted Police Band which rendered a day and the full complement had been J. J. MacDonald; Geo. Barbara; Earl day afternoon. ence will be held in the Knights of ly of their association with the people half-hour programme for the patients Sgctiooal Ml nesting checked in by Wednesday night. Leroux; Dr. D. J. Dolan; Sarto Leger; o Columbus building on Wednesday of Glen Sandfield, how much they who were assembled on the balconies The routine of registering, medically C. Boisvenue; Dave Lalonde; A. W. next, October 16th. Hours 10 to 12 would miss their old co-workers and A sectional meeting for the WM.S. above. Later the Mounties went Barn Bazeil examining and outfitting proceeded all Trottier; Hector Lauzon; Wm. J. Feri- and 1.30 to 4 p.m. cordially invited them to come to see Auxiliaries of Moose Creek, Maxville, among the patients and visited with day Wednesday and was expected to ard; Chas McKinnon; Stephen O’Con Fire which originated during thresh- them in their new home. Lunch was Kenyon and Alexandria, will be held them for some time. nor; D. J. McDonald; Geo. Simon; ing operations about noon Monday, served by the ladies and asocial hour be completed by midnight. Actual train- The famous Band, which played in Woman’s Issociat’on in the United Church, Moose Creek, on ing got underway yesterday morning Sebastian Laporte; Leo. Des Groseil- completely destroyed the barn of Mr spent. After singing ‘ ‘ God be with thee Alexandria- at the Red Cross Street The Woman’s Association of Alex- Monday, October 14th, at 10.15 a.m. Under Lieut. Col. A. Larose, O.C. is liers; Ernest Ostrom; Dr. M. Markson; Frank Bain, St. Raphaels. The thresh, andria United Church will meet at till we meet again, ” all departed wish- Fair, was in Cornwall Saturday for and 1.30 pm Miss Lily Adair of For- a camp staff of some 175 officers and E. Rouleau; E. J. Dever; Shepherd ing machine, the property of A. Vachon the Manse on Wednesday, October ing Neil and Dolly all success in their the big Kinsmen Club rally in the Ar- (Bros., S. Dore.; T. J. Gormley. also fell prey to the flames. new home. mosa will be the special speaker. men, a quota of wnom was selected moury that night. 16th, at three o’clock. from the men of “D” Company here. Page 2 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, October 11, 1940

country has now reached a twenty MAXVILLE was given by Miss Mabel White. Paul’s hospital, Hearst, Ont., year peak. During the month of Au- A one sentence impression of the Miss Margaret Blyth presented the gust manufacturing plants increased EVENING AUXILIARY sectional meeting at Moose Creek will Oct. Temperance Lesson. In place of The Ottawa Spotlight their staffs by more than 20,000 per- (Intended for iast issue) be required for the roll call at the next the Study Book, for this meeting Miss sons. Skilled workmen are in demand The October meeting of the Even, meeting. Lunch was served by Mrs. R. Campbell used the Annual Report hag Auxiliary of the United Church BY M. MCDOUGALL and the government has warned em- A Stewart’s unit. reading pieces by Miss Lily Adair, Evan was held at the home of Miss Gladys ploj'ers to stop the practise of “en- o gelistic worker from Formosa, ,who MacEwen, on Tuesday evening with ticing” workmen from one plant to DUNVEGAN will address our Sectional meeting at OTTAWA, October 8.—The next in supplying these needs. Mr. Gard- another because this tcinds to dis- Miss MacEwen, the president presid- Moose Creek; Miss Alice Munns, ing during the business,portion of the session of the Dominion parliament ner’s reoort to parliament will also organize industry. (Intended for last issue) Ujjain, our prayer partner, and Miss 1 be extremely important. Canada ’$ far- evening. will open some time in January prob- o KENYON UNITED W. M. S. Mamie Gollan, church of all Nations, 1 mers and other primary producers are ably in the early part of the month. Notice was received of the sectional The October meeting of Kenyon Toronto. The meeting closed with a playing a vital role in the war. In the meantime Parliament still meeting to be held at Moose Creek on United W. M. S. was held Wednesday hymn, the National Anthem,and the THE STROTS REPORT stands adjourned and is subject to Monday, October 14th. at 8 P. M, at the home of Mrs N. R. Lord’s Prayer in unison. The report of the Royal Commission call at any time should any acute ag- Miss Gladys MacEwen and Mrs. J. MacRae with the president Mrs J. R. o gravation of the war situation de- on Dominion-Provincial Relations has D. MacRae were named as the flower MacPhee in the chair. mand it. The prime minister feels not been shelved for the duration of committee for October, and Miss Janie ■pie meeting which was well attended that the situation “is less anxious the war. There 'will be no attempt Munro, Mrs T. W. Munro, Mrs Carman was opened with a hymn and Script- than when parliament adjourned in without a plenary conference with the Rowe and Mrs. Clara Robinson the ure lesson. Prayers by Mrs A. Clark August.” Then an invasion of Bri- provinces to consider the principal re- visiting committee and Mrs K. R. Hartrick. The Septem- tain seemed possible if not probable; commendations of the commission, During the devotional period Mrs. ber minutes were read and adopted. now it doesn’t look as if there will be but some features of the report may be J. H. Hamilton presided. Letters from Mrs N. Thomas, Pres- an invasion this year “although no reflected in legislation to come be- The Bible lesson on “tithing,” was byterial Baby Band Secretary, and Mrs one would venture a confident pre- fore parliament in the next session. in charge of Mrs Harold Bianey, pray- D. M. MacLeod sectional vice-presi- TWO HOURS OF FREEDOM dietion on this subject.” As orginally This has been explained by the Prime er being offered by Mrs F. L. Mac- dent were read,the secretary to write Klaus Schloessingk, an interned Minister. German with an Oxford accent, arranged parliament will meet on No- Millan. replies. Our bale has been sent off. and surrendered to two army signal- vember 5th, but only to adjourn again THE JOINT;DEFENCE BOARD Mrs R. J. Hoople, who had Miss. the required articles were included. men ' in the fields near an eastern and no public business will be tran- While the nature of their decisions Lillian MacEwen, as accompanist sang Plans were discussed for our Thank- Ontario internment compound, Sept. sacted. Western members are not like- must of necessity remain veiled in 30. He had escaped about two hours very effectivelly the solo, “Stranger offering, which is to be held the latter before. Authorities think he hid on ly to attend the November meeting, secrecy, members of the joint U.S.- of Galilee.” part of October. The In Memoriam for ILL-TREATED IN RUMANIA the chassis of an army truck. He because of the distance they have to Canada defence board continue their A very interesting report of the re. the late Mrs (Dr.) D. MacEwen of was missed within a few minutes, Britain has demanded an explana- travel. The government will arrange careful survey of the Boston-Halifax cent convention held at Whitby, on Maxville was generously contributed but when found had changed his coast line and of various strategic tion from the Rumanian government clothing. that a quorum of members is present. on reports that a Canadian engineer Christain Stewardship and Finance to, the benefits of this to go to St. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS The minister of national defence, points which will advance the North and four Britons were badly beaten Col. Ralston, will visit London before American Defence line several hund- and lodged in a Bucharest jail. The red miles to sea. With the new pact of wife of’ the Canadian, believed to parliament again meets in January, to be Capt. John Treacy, Toronto, also discuss with Mr. Churchill and other Japan with the Axis powers, the pro- was said to have been Ill-treated. British ministers the war program of vision of adequate joint defence of the This sketch of Mrs. Treacy was West- Coast has also become of vital done by an artist from a small snap- the coming months. The late minister shot, taken in England in 1934.- of national defence, Norman Rogers, interest and the most careful atten- made a similar visit last spring. Col. tion is being given to this. During the Ralston will be in a position to report first few days of this month the board fully to the government and parlia- has been in Nova Scotia, ports, and COUNTY NEWS ment, thus rendering invaluable aid to at1 Halifax and have conferred with Canada’s end of the cooperative war representatives from Newfoundland. WILLIAMSTOWN effort. Reports have been received by the The minister of agriculture and of board from members who have made (Intended for last issue) McCrimmon national war services, James Gardiner, a survey of U.S.—Canada Pacific coast Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. D. will consult also with British officials defences, Measures for joint defence S. Farser were Mrs. Pattingale, Mrs in London on the British requirements will be rushed on both seaboards. Robert Edgar, Mrs. Albie McNaugh- of food and other essential war ma- COST OF LIVING IN CANADA ton, ail of Lancaster; Sergeant Major terials for the coming months and During the first year of the war the Aldridge and Mrs. Aldridge of Ottawa how Canada can aid most effectively cost of living, including food ,house and Mrs. D. H. Morrison of Bainsville, heating, rentals, etc., has increased by Miss Isabel McDonell left last week 4.6 per cent. In the first two or three for an extended visit to Montreal. weeks of the war, that is during Sep- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Good- If Your Child Has tember 1939, prices increased by about fellow on Sunday were Mrs. Ferns one half this amount; since then ad- Mrs. John Goodfellow and Mr. Kelly A NASTY vances on the average have been very all of Huntington, Que. gradual. There is no doubt that On Sunday Mïs. Àlguire, Mrs. Car- through the exercise of the wide pow- penter and Mrs. McLennan, all of COLD. ers conferred on it by the government, Cornwall Centre, visited Mrs. Burgess. the Wartime Prices and Trade Board Miss Isabel Mclllroy, Chesterville, has been largely instrumental in pre- spent the week end with friends here. venting price “excesses”. There has Miss Eva Jodoin who has been visit- Maxville Relieve the Misery been a fairly big increase in the cost ing her mother Mrs. W. Jodoin re- Without Dosing of certain meats. Investigations by turned to Montreal on Wednesday. Rub chest, throat and back thor- board auditors show, however, that Private Earl Fortin and John! Ur- oughly with Vicks VapoRub at this increase is not being put on by quhart, Three Rivers spent the week bedtime. Right away, VapoRub packers or middlemen. The farmera goes to work... two ways at once. end at their homes here. are receiving in large measure what- VapoRub acts on the skin like Mr and Mrs. Rutter left oft Wed- a warming stimulating poultice. ever benefits accrue- The rise in the At the same time it gives off medi- costs of anthracite coal has been nesday to take up residence in Spen- ceryille. cinal vapours that are breathed caused, it is stated, by advnced prices Gravel Hill Glen Robertson direct into irritated air passages. Mrs. Joe Goodfellow, Mrs. D. Cum- Greenfield TTiis direct, double action contin- at the pit head, by the difference in ues for hours after restful sleep exchange value between the U.S. and mings Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Goodfellow comes. Often by morning most Canadian dollar and the ten per cent and J. H. Goodfellow attended the of the misery is gone. war exchange tax which is levied on funeral of the late Wesley Goodfellow Why risk increased discom- in Elgin township, Huntington County forts by dras- imports from non-British countries. Apple Hi» tic “dos' In the case of Welsh anthracite, on Wednesday. relieve ocean freights and war risk insurance Mrs. Earl Fortin and children left externally as well as increased prices at tne on Monday to take up residence in mine, account for the rise. Wool, lea- Three Rivers, Que., where her husbapd ther and sugar are among commodities Pte. Earl Fortin is in training with the controlled and prices have held steady R.M.R. during the past few months, while in MUSICAL FESTIVAL the case of wool and sugar, stocks rae The second annual music festival of replenished through the British or- Charlottenburgh Township . will be ganizations that have acquired Empire held in St. Andrew’s Hall, Williams- production of these commodities. town, Wednesday, Oct. 9th, at 4.30 The object of the price regulation p.m. Fifteen rural ungraded schools measures, have been to prevent thej will participate in choruses. The win- excesses that were experienced in thej ners of the first five places will com- last war, and to prevent the disas-j pete at the festival at Alexandria, on trous “balloon pricking” that tooki Oct. 17th and 18th. Hi addition to the place after 1918. choruses, there wil Ibe several vocal and instrumental solos and duets. No There has been considerable oom- j Green Valley plaints from landlords over the order admission. of The Rentals Administrator and SEPTEMBER MEETING The Woman’s Association spent a the Wartime Prices Board that rentals in 15 designated localities should not very pleasant afternoon at the home of Mrs. Geo. Jamieson on Thursday, exceed figures in vogue on January Sept. 26th. In the absence of the pre- second of this j’ear. These centres sident Mrs. Irvine took the chair. The have suffered from house shortage and meeting was opened by singing a increased rentals through an influx of hymn after which Mrs. James McGre- Lancaster miiitary and industrial population. gor read the Scripture lesson from YOUNGEST SERGEANT The Rentals Administrator, Mr., Jus- John 15: 1.10. Mrs. Irvine read a Sgt. Donald Cottingham of the tice W. M. Martin ,will investigate the meditation on “The duty of praising Grey and Simcoe Foresters, Camp mertis of these complaints,, and seek Borden, is at 18, the youngest ser- people” from 1 Cor. 11:2 “Now I to adjust them on an equitable basis. geant in Canada’s Active Service praise you brethren.” Mrs. Irvine also Force. He joined the militia three Through the steady expansion of I Am Your Newspaper”! years ago and earned his stripes. war industries, employment in this led in prayer and the Lord’s Prayer was repeated in unison. Mrs. Harvey ‘‘I bring you the NEWS! “Besides the News I bring you many enter- Campbell of Regina, Sask. who is taining features, educational and inspirational British Cabinet Shuffled visiting her sister Mrs. James McGre- “Without me rumors would run rampant. It is articles, helpful hints for the home and garden and gor was asked to give a message. Mrs my primary obligation to bring you the facts pictures of happenings at home and throughout the Campbell gave a splendid address her in the News. world, and true stories of economy by advertisers subject being the 23rd psalm, Mrs. “The very nature of my business makes me a . both here and far. Fiske moved a-tote of thanks to Mrs. distinctly local institution. Campbell for 1%’ encouraging words “I am telling you this not in a bragging spirit, “I am created by the hands and brains of men but because this week is NEWSPAPER APPRE- of comfort which was seconded by and women who are your neighbors. Mi’s. Gordon McNaughton. The secre- CIATION WEEK and although you may take me ' “Ea,ch issue is a new achievement for the tary and treasurer gave their reports for granted, I am vital . . . alive to your desires which were approved. As Mrs. Irvine folks who make me. “From our own community . . . from nearby for news, quickly and accurately . . I aid your had been asked to compile the list of charities (local and patriotic), religious and edu- committees fo trie annual supper, she and distant points they gather, edit arc print the submitted her work to the members. News for your information. cational institutions . . '. share the pride in your It was moved by Mrs. Fiske seconded “In all seasons . . . during prospe or de- community. by Miss Johnson that the list be ac- pression . . . I go on serving you with trie News. “I am your NEWSPAPER!” cepted. Several other topics concern- ing the supper were discussed and set- tled. After another hymn was sung With, the resignation of Neville Chamberlain from his cabinet post. themeeting closed by repeating the Prime Minister Winston Churchill carried out a reorganization. Changes Mizpah benediction. Refreshments made include Herbert Morrison (RIGHT), who replaces Sir John Ander- THE GLENGARRY NEWS son as home secretary and minister of home security, and chancellor of were served b ythe hostess assisted by the exchequer, Sir Kingsley Wood (CENTRE), and labor minister. Mrs. Thos. McDonell and a social time Ernest Bevin (LEFT), who were made members of the war cabinet. j spent. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, October 11, 1940 F*ga 3.

tation and pointed his hearers to- Mode! Five-Room Home Maximum Eye Sensitivity ward a task of Christian reconstruc- fers Have Mode Hod Modesty Should tion to be undertaken at the end of Is Erected for $1750 Effected by Dim Lighting the conflict, enumerating the “beau- An experimental five room house When a person emerges from a with bath, that is designed to cost brilliantly lighted room into a dimly So together Soys Pope tiful work” which awaits the end of fear Of Eaky as little as $1750. has been suocess- lighted room, it takes his eyes a the war, he listed: : . VATICAN CITY, Oct. 7—Pope Pius Too many mothers are really afraid futiy buiit in Lebanon, N. J. ItU.é Unie to adjust themselves' to ‘1 To rebuild society on Christian XII urged 14,000 Italian girls gatliered of their babies—it does the baby no •this unique dwelling was con- the new conditions of seeing. But basis. after a few minutes the more prom- :to fight the “immodesty” of present therhood, declares Dr. Charles Gilmore structed under the sponsorship of a “To replace the Bible and its moral Kerlty, adviser to three generation of nonprofit research organization in- inent objects become distinct and in a Vatican City courtyard yesterday- vision becomes cleared up. This re- in esteem and honor. mothers. Telling what not to be afraid terested in reducing construction day fashion, likening young women sults, says the Better Vision insti- “To revise the family, restoring to j^p g costs to provide better housing for who ‘ ■' risk their chastity ’ ’ by bowing of and t0 the baby row up tute; because the sensitivity of the matrimony the halo of its saeamen- more people. down to the “tyranny of style” to and how t0 help the baby grow up High quality materials and prac- retina increases. Eyes attain’maxi- tal dignity, to spouses a sense of their ; . _ insane persons who unwittingly throw he writes ln McCall sfor Oct0 tical construction methods, with mum sensitivity after they have ! obllgajtions and a consciousness of . themselves into fires and rivers. ber certain innovations, were employed. been shaded completely from aii (Cen their responsibility, ‘“A baby can be a great trial or a The main shell of the dwelling is light for about 30 to 40 minutes , 497,000,000 He urged them to keep their faces a j “To reaffirm in all great society grea^ comfort—just as you make him. so designed that it can be erected In that condition they are “dark free of “artifices,” and quoting from ! by four men in an eight-hour day. adapted” and they can see a thou- 191V - - ; genuine notion of authority, discipline, In 52 years of medicai practice I’ve 1st Corinthians, chapter 11, verses 13 Special plywood construction was sand times more clearly in dim light 0 ; respect for social orders and the reel- ; . Two young mothers and 15, he said hair was given to wo- seen eTei y used for exteriors and interiors, en- than can eyes just leaving a bril- - - ; ifjsW-» „ procal rights and duties of the hu- j wjji smrt out with their first babies men for a veil. tire wall panels being fabricated in liantly lighted room. 0 I man person. 1039 “ . * -water P "' The Pontiff delivered his 20-min- with equal chances of health and hap- a temporary workshop at the job However, “dark adapted” eyes | “There is your tomorrow!’ ute discourse from the portable I piness. Inside six months, one will and erected as units. cannot distinguish colors easily. A INDIFFERENCE TO GOD spedtrum produced by feeble illumi- Canada * throne in Saint Damaso’s courtyard be a nervous wreck with a thin ,squal- Almost all furniture, including | Saying that man's efforts to get jjng infant, while the other mother beds, is built in. Another innova- nation appears colorless. The band on the occasoin of the 20th anniver- of the spectrum that is green in or along without God are less in Catho-, wjl; be as racilant as the Sistine ma. tion was a patented wiring system sary of the founding of the aspirants' 1 with electrical conduits embodied in dinary light appears gray. Under lie Italy, the Pontiff declared, how- ! donna. be section of Italian Catholic Action. these conditions vision is caliec: feature ta tic consumer lever, that “ even here ” indifference to, ,.The average an ornamental molding, having out- Those who heard him were represen- baby is a pretty lets every few feet. A fireplace and “twilight vision.” If the illumina- God and divine things is noticeable, j gg individual ,and he lives in the1 and bgM to tatives of Italian girls’ Catholic Ac- 1U ed efficient heating unit were combined tion is increased, the eyes soon be I “Believing themselves, through hav-j _ j ! tion organizations. saJest place in the world b s own and hard sheet lead was used for come light-adapted and the spec- ing conquered the greatest goods here j g i in have it so, trum is seen clearly in all its colors “Mode and modesty should go to- cr b Never a a n w yoll flashing. below, that they are less immediate,y | him ; of the rainbow. gether, ’ ’ said the Pontiff. ‘ ‘ But mo- cotepletely in your power t0 keep Paint styling is relied on to a dependent on a sovereign Lord, un- : from harln. Follow- a few simple rules ! great extent to produce individuality It is because of twilight vision desty is no longer stylish!”- that the colors in a landscape ap grateful men forget that all is a gift and get the doctol. to look your baby and the effect of large size in this BANKING SERVICES which you most frequently “AMBITIOUS VANITY” minimum home. Since the outer pear differently as the sun got: from God, even the forces of nature ; over ever}. month. use are— Urging the young women to avoid walls were formed in three horizon- dow’n than they do in the middle o. from which they subtract and the in-j .-There are four rules: Feed your! SAVINGS ACCOUNTS—for real savings and invest- ‘1 ambitious vantiy, ’ ’ he said their tal panels separated by narrow the day. As the light dims the red: tellectual faculties and \heir strength baby by the clock just the foods the lose their color first and appea: ment funds. Catholic Action leaders should show structural members, it was found ! which are the arms of Their success dcctor orders Glye baby a quiet alry: that by painting the middle panel black. The blues next fade, and CHECKING ACCOUNTS—for current business or how- to be modern, cultivated, sporting, 'and their victories.’ a slightly lighter shade of the same finally the greens become gray. '-t personal transactions. graceful, natural and ditinguished place for hours ; of undisturbed sleep. See that he has regular bowel move- ! color apparent height of the house SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES—for your securities and without giving way to all the vulgari- was increased. Still a lighter shade valued papers. ties of wordly style.” ments, is bathed daily and is kept on the trim and horizontal bands New Built-In Furniture The discourse touched on the war Iliat Body Of dm scrupulously clean and comfortable, j seemed to give the house ac^ded LOANS—^Business or Personal. ‘ ‘ For a jittery young mother I pre. Is Rising in Popularity only briefly when the Pope character- James W. Barton, M.D. length. MONEY ORDERS—DRAFTS—TRAVELLERS’ CHEQUES Built-in furniture, points out ■ ized the present hour as one of devas- scribe a two-mile walk a day; eight When we were young, the “ex- housing expert, is steadily increas LETTERS OF CREDIT —INVESTMENTS (safekeeping lhours slee a a dail na and and exchanges). ercise’’.was not in general use. We ’ P y P: ( Angle Street Crossings ing in popularity. simply went outdoors to play. In the1 let; ^ ^ « ! In planning a built-in corner cup Know Your Bank—it can help you. LOOK OUT FOR gymnasium we„ would patiently £<>,.n-yJ Don’t be afraid■, , .you’ll , drop, him Present Traffic Hazards board, upholstered wall seat, o' through the calisthenic exercises - hlm ^ hls bath: he Streets that intersect at sharp an- some other piece of furniture, tin YOUR LIVER freehand or with dumb bells or clubs!fa11 lf y°u hoId hls head with gles are not only hazards for motor home owner should decide wel! u advance about such important de -waiting for the pêriod when we could ‘ ha'nd and his butt°cks ^ traffic but constitute a good exam- It may be the cause of YOUR troubles tails as what fillers, finishing mate BANK of " ! leffc Don,t be afrald t0 leave hIm n ple of land waste as well. A healthy liver helps rid your system of play a. group game such as basketha il - ' rials and colors to use. bed he TOn t smotber lf bis bas When streets are planned to cross poisons. When you feel headachy, backachy, or volley ball, or do some individual | : ' , each other or form a “T” at ap- According to an authority on hard -dragged-out, chances are your liver’s sick. hard mattress no u7: work on the apparatus. All this was' ^ PUlow-good proximately right angles both of wood finishing, it is important tbs Tone up your liver with Fruit-a-tives. Win“ done for fun or enjoyment, not with fOT hls Posture. too- 0011’fc b<= afraid these objeetjons Àre overcome. the right fillers be used in accord NOVA SCOTIA prompt relief. Feel great 25c, 50c. he won,t ain an ounce ever da EST; 1832 —OVER A CENTURY OF BANKING EXPERIENCE Canada's the idea of taking exercise to benefit S y y: Square-cornered lots, which are bet- ance with the color and consistenc: largest Selling our health ; some days he won’t; but he’s all right ter adapted as sites for residential desired, and also that the filler b. Liver Tablets wiped at the proper time. fRUIT-A-TIVES ° For years exercise to many men and'if he averages tbat- stoP worrying-1 structures than irregularly shaped lots with sharp-pointed corners, will A filler is basically a mineral pig women has meant golf with its couple |weiSh him onIy once a week- Don,t be | afraid he ’ll cry all night unless you ue assured by this type of street de- ment such as an asbestos compound of miles of walking, climbing, stoop- sign. The total length of a street silica, whiting, or clay, bound to Today's Fashion ick him U he U cr less if u ing, and hitting the ball. Tennis, a P P: ’ y y° system within a subdivision will also gether with a small amount of ve , _ - leave him than if you take him up and For all daytime occasions. more strenuous game, is more popu- ,Ji t. - - I be reduced, thus effecting a saving hide and . thinned with gasoline o ”/ was saying he was just ! jiggle him. Just be sure he is comfort- By VERA WINSTON lar, and rightly so, with younger men in construction costs. mineral spirits. ‘a friend’ of the Family WOOL FROCKS are necessities able and dry.’ Many traffic difficulties in sub- There are many finishing mate and women. urban districts result from bad in the autumn fashion scene. This However, in. Europe and Great Bri- rials. Among those most ofte; sketch shows a basic black dress street intersections. When a local tain the old-fashioned and none too used are white and orange sheliac. which is ideal for all daytime occa- ; street enters a major street at an rubbing varnish and spar varnish. sions. It has four decorative pock- popular exercises to cause fitness has TiulcS From Friends acute angle, visibility is seriously ets, two placed high on the chest Because there is such a widf in recent years been backed or sup-, Ma£s cards received at the time oî impaired, and traffic has a tendency and two at the hips. to move in and out of such streets choice of colors and demands var- ported by the government because the death of the late Mr Jack McLean Inverted flared pleats begin at the without reduction of speed. so greatly, each home owner shoul. hip pockets. Hie waistline is built fitness for work or play means much from tbe foUowing; Mrs Dan A These two factors are largely re- select the color for his buiit-i up above the belt with a few gathers pieces so that they Will be in har to the health and morale of a people. | McLean and famll AUan WeiI. Mr sponsible for the enormous loss of for a soft bustline. The neck is mony with the general style of th- Dr. S. P. Cathoart, University of;and m,s Eddie pimyani ^ Mildred life due to automobile accidents at high and softly draped and the room. awkward length sleeves are full at Glasgow in the British Medical Jdm. McDtmellj Miss Margaret McCullocb>! street intersections in residential the shoulder and tight just below nal, states that ‘“national fitness”jMl. and Mrs A and familyi Mr areas. Traffic-control devices are the elbow. A touch of red brightens 1 poor substitutes for good street de- means the building up of a heaithy ^ and Mrs Duncan A McDonald, (Centre -the pocket fancy work. sign. Deadly Mosquito Invasion human being, well balanced Phys*- st ): Mr and Mrs Con Dadey_ D_ AJ A recent invasion of South Ameri- cally, mentally and emotionally who Macdonald, Mr and Mrs Duncan Chis- ; ca by a species oi smail out deamy will be fully capable of adjusting mosquitoes knowffi to science as An- , l;0lm and family, Mrs D. J. Kennedy! Safety Gasoline Tank themselves to their immediate sur- ; To lessen the danger of explosion opheles gambiae, is causing some and family, Angus Allan McDonald' dismay among physicians. This roundings, be it of work or play. and fire after highway accidents, a and family, Mr and Mrs J. Weir, ^ mosquito, says the National Geo- Acquiring fitness means regularity safety gasoline tank has been de- Archie and Ann Cameron, Mr and Mrs graphic society, is one of man’s of physical exercise or training, proper j ; veloped for trucks. Ruggedly built, 1Angus McLean and familyj Mr and with electrically welded seams, it most dangerous enemies. Carrying diet, plenty of fresh air and an ade-.Mrs Sam pilion and famlly Florenc(J is designed to resist battering in a a form of disabling and often fata! "t&e little Miftx cftl/ee/ malaria, it has long been known ir quate amount of sleep. and mother, Mr and Mrs S. A Ken- ! collision or rupture from interna! ‘People must want to be fit. They pressure, says Popular Mechanics. tropical Africa, its chief breeding r.edy, Mrs Flora McLean, Duncan Me' ground. The species was discov- must be prepared to pay the price, but DonaIdi North Bay; Mrs a Gasoline cannot escape if the truck 1 ered in the Western world in 1930 LONG DISTANCE many want the final result without*. üuncan Mc Lawre„0e McKinnon tips over, for the intake and air “breather” pipes both extend across in a Brazilian seaport where the the necessary effort.” As a matter of ) A A McDonaldj 18.5th; Mr and Mrs the tank; tipped with the tank cap mosquito had apparently migrated ... and told me they were engaged fact, the most important point about John D McDon3ld and famUy. Mr’ from West Africa. Moving up the 1 down, the pipe ends are out of the to be married!” Yes, Long Dis- acquiring fitness is “regularity,” re- and Mrs Dan McCormick, Mr. and Mrs gasoline; tipped to the other side, coast and inland, the Anopheles tance is the answer to a maiden’s gambiae has ravaged an area cov- gularity of exercise ,of eating hours iJohn D McLeajl; John A McMillan; I the tank cap is above the fuel; up- prayer .. . when she gets her man! and of sleeping hours. : MI- D. J. Dolan. Mr and Mrs side down, a check ball in the air ering much of ' the great northern Dy and S shoulder of Brazil. In one year one In fact it meets every situation in In regard to exercise, the average Hugh A Macdonald and family, The' vent prevents leakage. The tank cannot be filled, deeper than the lev- district alone reported an epidemic life when you must and can ignore distance, individual can get all the exercise ne-jMisses Haael and H:ilda Macdonald el of the “breather” pipe, and thus of more than 50,000 cases of ma for a real ear-to-ear talk. After 7 p.m. (and all cessary by attending gymnasium class-1 MacDonald, Montreal Miss christena there is always an air space pro- laria. Physicians fear the continuée day Sunday) rates are lower as every ‘little es three times a week or taking sys- i ! 9th. Charlottenburgh. viding for expansion of 12 to 15 spread of this mosquito, possibh minx’ knows! tematic setting up exercises, of ten per cent. Explosion is prevented by even to North America, although thf minutes, at home daily, A daily walk a fusible alloy plug in the cap. Be- Rockefeller foundation and the Bra zilian government are co-operatin’, should be a regular habit. cause of the length of the intake in an effort to halt it. Regular exercise strengthens heart COUNTY NEWS pipe, theft of gasoline is exceedingly difficult. The tank can be installed and lungs, keep blood vessels more on any truck. elastic—postponing high blood pres- GLEN ROBERTSON Lure of Orange Grove sure—aids digestions, prevents consti- The first great wish of the great 18803^^1940 pation by stimulating the flow of bile, I est number of people on their first (Intended for last issue) Hard Water Problems and keeps the body springy and erect j The most universal of all water visit to Florida is to get into an or. ^T^SOFPIJBIiCsÈg^ Miss Cecilia Mclntee Montreal en_ problems is hardness—the presence ange grove. If they enter the state joyed a few days with her sister, Miss of lime and magnesium. Chemists by the east coast, the old Garnett Mary Mclntee. and persons who have made a study grove on San Marco avenue. St of water content say that an insolu- Augustine, is the earliest opportuni- Ofln'l Forge! File A Greenfielder here for a few days ble curd is formed when soap unites ty they have to gratify that desire was Miss Eva Leroux the guest of with the lime in hard water. This No matter how many bearing pot Heart fouch Miss Cecile Sauve. curd, which appears as a sticky ted orange trees are cultivated in greenhouses, or how attractive art When the Department of National i Glen Robertson friends very much scum in dishwater, causes consid- erable soap waste, as it eliminates the orange grove exhibits in great Defence, Ottawa, notifies the Imme- : regret the death of Jack McLean, which expositions in the North, they do 1 that much soap from the cleaning diate relatives of a soldier killed in occurred in Alexandria, the latter part process. It has been estimated that not completely satisfy the hope ol action overseas a bare and bold state- of last week. A number of relatives and in real hard water as much as 90 some time walking in a grove with ment of fact is not enough. Here js friends from here attended the funeral per cent of all soap used is wasted. trees growing, out under the sky, how it reads: 1 on Monday. Hard water, in addition to being among rows and rows of glossy- leaved trees. Indeed, it is believed “Gunner (name) officially reported; Sunday visitors to the Glen were wasteful of soap, makes drinking that Northern fair orange-tree dis- died Sept.—(how) Further details fol-;Mr and Mi’s Jack McDonald, Mr and water cloudy and discolored and often affects its taste, discolors fix- plays increase the general desire to Mrs Jas. McDonald and Tom Kaney low when received.” tures, causes dull glassware, clogs meet the orange groves of Florida. Here is how it should read: of Montreal. and enlarges skin pores and makes “‘We regret to inform you Gunnen Miss Marion McDonald, spent the fabrics brittle. (name) officially reported died Sept, early part of the week in the city. Repairing Broken Windows —(how) Further details follow when ! Mr. J. D. McRae, Dalkeith, was here A cracked or broken window pane Cleaning Piano Keys does not necessitate calling in a re- received.” on business, Monday. Yellow, discolored piano keys car pair man, for installing a new glass The essential difference in the des- ; Montrealers here for the weekend spoil the appearance of the most is a relatively simple repair job patch sent, and the one which should were Mr and Mrs H. Osborne, Miss beautiful instrument. If you keep After obtaining a pane of proper be sent, are the words we regret to in- Helen Osborne, Miss Mary McGillis, ' the keys exposed to sunlight, they measurements, the most important CUPID KAYOES AIRLINE form you,” but to broken hearts when and Miss Blanche Decour. | are much less likely to turn yellow’. need is careful application of putty Cupid took another airline stew- the sad news is learned these words have The recent drive in aid of the Red If, however, the keys have already The putty should be worked wit) the hands to proper consistency and ardess, his fifth “victim" in a a human touch which mean every- Cross wag very successful in the dis- I turned, clean them as follows: month, when Marguerite Bladow Dampen a soft cloth with alcohol then carefully applied with a putu trict. Also the dance held in the hall flew from Hollywood to Windsor, thing, and we pass this suggestion on and wipe off the keys, rubbing with knife or similar tool. Place thi Ont., to become the bride of Ser- to the Department of National De- Tuesday night helped swell the pro- the grain. Dry with a soft linen putty all around the opening so thc- geant-Pilot Larry De Rosia. De fence, , Ottawa. If we are not in error ceeds. The ladies who canvassed in and cloth. If the yellow persists, rub glass will be bedded in the materia Rosia, instructor in the R.C.A.F. ad- the wording in the information in the around the village were Mrs. Seale, Î the keys gently with fine sandpaper and separated from contact witl vanced training school, is from the wood. In removing the dam Oneida, N.Y. He tried for two World War began “We regret to re. Mrs McCormick, Mrs Hanley, Mrs or cover with a thick paste of lemon aged pane, small metal sprigs will years to win Miss Bladow’s hand, port,” and it should be that way Stuart, Mrs Leclair, Mrs Pouchette, juice and whitening. Leave the paste on for a few minutes, then be found driven into the wood to friends say, but she said “yes" only again.—(Pembroke Standard Obser- Mrs Sabourin, Miss M. McCulloch and recently. wash off with a soft cloth wrung out hold the glass. These should be •Yn» aecre'. service! Give us pie—and make it snappy!" —Humorist ver.) Miss Jean Menard. in warm water. Rub until all trace carefully removed with pliers and of oil has disappeared. replaced to hold the new page. The Gleagarry Newi, Alexandria, Out., Friday, October 11, 1940 Page 4.

ELIMINATION CONTEST McNeil, 2 Madeline Morin; 3 Gwen. manufactured and sold cheese very Rev. F. G. Radford is in Ottawa, ST. ELMO this week attending the sessions of There was a large attendance at the Cleary; 50 yards dash, 1 Gwen. Cleary üoi). Anps L HecMii much in the same manner as of years ago. I then asked him if he thought , COUNTY NEWS the Ottawa Association of Baptist Elimination contest for Kenyon Town- 2 Dona Fraser, 3 Ena Sporring; Soft- (Continued from page 1) MAX VILLE churches. ship Schools, preparatory for the musi- ball throw’, 1 Gw’en. Cleary, 2 Ena ‘ • I am delighted and some day I co-operation would help our farmers Mrs James Robertson, had as her Donald Grant of the R.C.A.F., St. cal festival to be held at Alexandria Sporring; 3 Lorna McNeil; hop step hope to be asked to attend,” retorted secure greater dividends in the cheese guests last week, her sister Mrs Four- Miss Catherine MacLeod, of Ottawa, Thomas was a week end guest of his on October 17th and 18th. This was and jump; 1 Lorna McNeil, 2 Madeline Mr. Macdonald. industry as it has helped the fisher- nier, of Montreal. TOS a Sunday guest of her mother, mother Mrs. D. J. Grant. held at Greenfield parish hall on Fri- Morin, 3 Gwen. Cleary, 100 yds. dash, Now who is this Hon. Angus L. Mac- men of N.S. The Hon. Mr. Macdonald Mr and Mrs D. D. MacIntyre, re- Mrs. Mai. MacLeod. Among those who attended the day last, with John Cutt, as chairman, 1 Gwen. Cleary, 2 Ena Sporring; 3 donald that we have been hearing so thought that a somewhat difficult turned home the early part of the week Friends regret the serious illness oi inspection of the S. D. & G. High-. and Miss Catherine MacRae, Musical Dona Fraser.; runing broad jump, 1 much of late. Well, there is an old question to answer without further from a motor trip to Northern Ont- Patrick Benson who suffered a seveie landers at Kingston on Friday were, j Supervisor for the Township in Dona Fraser, 2 Gwen Cleary, 3 Ena saying that if you are a Macdonald, knowledge of local conditions in Glen- ario. stroke. Dr. W. B. MacDiarmid, M.P. and Mi's charge. Sporring; standing broad jump, 1 you either come from Glengarry or garry. Rev, J. H. Hamilton was in Cassbürn Gwen Cleary, 2 Ena Spon’ing, 3 Lorna When The Hon. Angus L. Macdonald, Mrs. J. D. Macintosh, Dominionville,. MacDiarmid, Donald MacPiarmid, J Following two patriotic songs, the Nova Scotia. Angus was born in that spent last week with Mr and Mrs en Sunday afternoon preaching at the McNeil; Minister of Defence for Naval Ser- Mrs. J. D. Villeneuve and Miss Ruth, Supervisor spoke briefly. Then i'ol- part of Nova Scotia called.- ‘Down where Fergus MacKercher. anniversary service of the United Girls 200 yds. relay—1, II Form, 2, vices, has the time at his disposal to Smillie of Maxville. j lowed a unison song ‘ ‘ My Canoe. ’ ’ the East begins, ’ ’ Cape Breton. He was Private Alexander MacLean, Camp Church there. IV Form, 3 I Form; visit our historic county, he will be Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Winter had with This by six of the eleven schools, christened Angus Lewis Macdonald. Borden, spent the week end with his. The members of the Young People’s Junior boys—100 yds. 1 Gerald greeted with the traditional—Caed them over the week end Misses Lillian In a very cordial manner Rev. R. J. But like a lot of the Anguses from mother, Mrs Alexander MacLean. Society of the United Church were in Winter, Betty Caie, and Elizabeth A. j MacDonald welcomed the visitors to Emberg, 2 Murray McQueen, 3 Dave Glengarry who have Duncan, or Ran- mile faite gu Gleann a Garriadh.” Avonmcre on Monday evening guests Curil, all of Montreal. | Greenfield. Stewart; shot put, 1 Gerald Emberg, ald or some similar second name, An- of the young people of St. James Miss Violet LaGroix had as a week : The following girls and boys under 2 Kenneth McQueen, 3 David Stewart; gus Lewis was cut to “Angus L.” just Church. end guest, her cousin, Miss Loretta , io years, sang ‘ ‘ My Secret ’ ’ Lorna running broad Jump, 1 Murray Mc- as we might say Angus D. or Angus R. Miss Margaret C. Munro, has gone Brunet of Montreal. j MacDonald Viola MacDonald, Irene Queen, 2 Gerald Emberg, 3 Cameron His father was ascot while there is to Ottawa, where she will spend some Another Maxville boy has joined the | Viau and Louis Derochie. Gumming. 220 yds. dash, 1 David Ste- a French strain on his mother’s side. time. forces, Francis Fyke, now being on the ! Pupils of S.S. No. 15 rendered two wart, 2 Murray McQueen,^ 3 Cameron It is said that when Angus was a Mrs. Jno. D. Gumming was the guest Military Police Force at Cornwall. j French songs. Gumming; hop, step and jump, 1 Cam- youngster his grandfather, the Hon. speaker at the thank-offering meeting Th following members of the local] Jackie Munro, in the class for boys eron Gumming, 2 Bob. Campbell; Capitol Theatre S. F. Perry, then Speaker of P. E. I. of Zion United Church, Apple Hill Institute are attending the Women’s under 15 sang • ‘Littel Boy Blue.” standing broad jump, 1 Kenneth Mc- Assembly, used . to tell young Angus W-M.S. on Wednesday evening. Cornwall, Ont. Institute Convention in Ottawa, Mrs. The five remaining schools in the Queen, 2 Gerald Emberg, 3 Cameron stories about Sir Wilfred Laurier and Angus McQueen, Montreal, spent the R. MacKay, Mrs. M. Rose, Mrs. M. B. | competition, then rendered a unison Gumming 440 yds—1 Murray McQueen Joseph Howe, With such a beginning v.eke end in town. | Stewart, Mrs. B. O. Jackson, Mrs. D. ] song. 2 Bert Pilon, 3 Ranald McDonald. in politics is it any wonder that for Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. G. MacEwen. Mrs. A. D. McDougall Rev. Dr. D. N. MacMillan of Dun- Senior Boys;—100 yards dash, 1 Ru- some time Angus Macdonald has been NOW SHOWING H. Kippen were, Mrs. J. J. Wightman, snd Miss M. MacKercher. j vegan, stressed the importance of dolph Villeneuve, 2 Roy Coleman, 3 considered Cabinet timber. Miss Ray Wightman, Sheldon Wight- Mr. Mal. D. Morrison of Dalhousie ] musical training and pointed out that Ross Hamilton; high jump, 1 Ed. These stories and you may be sure GEORGE FORMBY man, Mrs. Thos. Grindley and Miss Mills, spent several days this week ] the students should train themselves to Brown, 2 Rud. Villeneuve, 3 Ross valuable teaching of the Liberal doc- Margaret Grindley, Ottawa. j —IN— with his daughter, Mrs. Gordon Munro ; be good losers as all cannot win. Hamilton; hop, step and jump—1 trine no doubt helped Angus Macdon- Mr. and Mrs. D. Wallace MacEwen and Mr, Munro. ‘‘My Ain Folk,” a contralto solo Rud. Villeneuve, 2 Ed. Brown, 3 Ross ald to become leader of the Liberal and children of Montreal spent Sun-j Edgar Benson has gone to Ottawa was beautifully renrered by Miss Ther- Hamilton; 220 yards—1 Rud. Ville- party in Nova Scotia- and later Premi- “IT S IN THE AIR” day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. where he has secured a position. ese Rochon, and a two part song by neuve, 2 Roy Coleman, 3 Ross Ham- er of the Province. He received this pupils of S.S. No. 23. S. J. MacEwen. ilton; running broad jump. 1 Rud. leadership in quite an unique way. At IT’S ONE LONG, LOUD LAUGH The address at preparatory service SECTIONAL MEETINGS UNITED The duet, “Where Waves are Villeneuve, 2 Ed. Brown, 3 Rose Ham- a Provincial “Grit” convention, An- in the United Church on Thursday CHURCH W. M. S. Tossing”, was sung by the following ilton; standing broad jump, 1 Ed. gus Macdonald, then a young law pro- evening was delivered by Rev. Mr. Mc- At the sectional meetings of the dif- j un^er j2 years of age Irene Pauline Presl) Brown, 2, Rud. Villeneuve, 3 Ross fessor, as a delegate spoke eloquently Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday Quarrie of Martintown. ferent districts in Glengany y-j ancj Francis Rochon, Mary Hanley Hamilton; 440 yds., 1 Rud. Villeneuve in favour of a friend that he though; Among our visitors during the week terial Uïlited Church to be held at the lan(j ]y[arjon Clark Jeanie Viau and 2 Roy Coleman, 3 Ross Hamilton. should be elected leader. Angus Mac- October 14 - 15 - 16 Were Mr and Mrs Lome Rowe, of Tor- following places and times, the guest -orna MacDonald; Norma McCrim. Aggregate winners — Junior Girds, donald made such an inspiring plea, onto, who visited at the old homes. speaker will be Miss Lilly Adaii of t mon and Catherine Bradley. MICKEY ROONEV—JUDY GARLAND Isabel McMaster; runner up. Joyce that he was chosen instead of his friend November 23rd has been decided South Formosa, who is now home on Four girls of S.S. No. 3 Sang the 2 McIntosh. In the short tim that a political upon as the date for the Women’s In- furlough; Moose Creek, Monday Utn, part song” The Linden Tree” While e —IN— Senior Girls—Gwen Cleary, runner career has been thrust upon The Hon. stitute annual bazaar. morning and afternoon. Finch, Tues- the Township choir was composed of up, Lorna McNeil. Angus Macdonald he has gained a re- Eb. MacNaughton M the Air Force, day 15th morning and afternoon. Osna 2 pupi;i. ^ each schooL Junior boys—Gerald Emberg, runner putation for ability and right across “STRIKE UP THE BAND” St. Thomas, spent Sunday with his bruck Centre, Wednesday 16th, after- The judges, Mrs. T. W. Munro, Aren up. tied, Murray McQueen and David the Dominion it is freely predicted THE GRANDEST SHOW MICKEY AND JUDY parents, Mr and Ml’s Eb. MacNaugh- noon. Cornwall, Thursday 17th Ross and Mr. Lusty spoke briefly. Stewart. that when The Hon. W. L. MacKenzie EVER MADE ton, Sr. aftenoon. Dalhousie Mills, Friday 18th Senior boys—Rudolph Villeneuve; W.M.S. UNITED CHURCH King retires, to Kingsmere to com- Mrs T. W. Munro, was in Green- afternoon. Apple Hill, Friday 18, even- runner up, Eddie Brown. ing, All ladies in the several communi- The October meeting of the United plete writing his Memoirs, the crown field on Thursday, adjudicating at an of the Liberal Party may be placed on elimination contest, preparatory to the ties are invited. Church W.M.S. was held on Wednes- Thursday - Friday - Saturday day afternoon, with the president, Mrs. M ‘ ‘ Angus L. ” j approaching musical festival. THANKSGIVING SERVICES Maxville Cross A. H. Robertson, presiding. Angus Macdonald, like a lot of other October - 17 - 18 - 19 Next Sunday. Rev. J. H. Hamilton, Next Sunday Thanksgiving services! Treasurer’s Report for August and Following the opening hymn pfayer great men, had to educate himself be- will preach anniversary services at will be held in the several churches.] September caues the Macdonald family although CLIVE BROOK-JUDY CAMPBELL Billings Bridge United Church. His Fruits of the garden, orchard and field was offered by Mrs. P. H. Kippen, RECEIPTS they were distinguished, scholarly and will be used in the decorations of St.(Mrs. Wm. Morrow and Miss Mary -tv— service in the morning will be taken by Balance from July $153.32 I religious their wealth was meagre. So, Rev. H. D. Whitmore of Billings Bridge Andrew’s Church. MacRae. Bridge Parties 43.55 at the age of 16 Angus Macdonald i ; n In the evening, Rev. Gillis Eadie of The recommendation of the execu- Donation 1.00 : was teaching school. In summer he was China will be the speaker. MAXVILLE AND ROXBOROUGH tive that Nov. 20th be the date for Surplus of money donated for CHURCHES j with construction and survey parties. CONVOY Mrs Cameron J. Campbell and chil- the Autumn Thankoffering was ac- blankets 8.50 : Thus he earned enough money to en^ Services Sunday’, Oct. 13th ; Maxville1 pt j dren, accompanied by Miss Grace ce ec Proceeds of children’s concert .75 ' ter St. Francis Xavier college,, at An- 10.45, Worship, Subject “Wilt thouj Cheney, arrived from Sydney, N.S. on Upon motion of Mrs R M3cKay> Proceeds of Flower Show 11.00 : tigonish, a Roman Catholic university. be made whale;” 11.45, Sunday School _ Sunday evening, where the former’s by Mrs chas Blaney> it was Proceeds of Tea 11.25 that is teaching the little man farmer, classes for all ages. husband Lieut. Campbell of the Air ] decided that the meeting be held in Sale of articles left from [ fisherman and factory worker how to Sunday afternoon at, 2 o’clock. Force was stationed. Boxborough, 7 o’clock, Street Fair 29.85 achieve financial independence. After a three months’ holiday Hugh School; 7.40 Worship. Subject Upon request of the president, thej | In 1914 Angus Macdonald interrupt- Hamilton,, son of Rev. J. H. and Mrs Gospel for the Whole Man.” members were asked to keep books $ 259.22 ed his studies by enlisting with the Coming Entertainments and magazines for the St. Lawrence EXPENDITURES Hamilton, left on his return to El Cen- ROTARY CLUB CE.P. He held the rank of Captain. —AT— Sent to Mr. P. Poirier, Trea- tro Coiombta, where he holds lan im_ The weekly meeting of the Rotary Sanatorium. The Armistice found our first Naval surer Glengarry Red Cross $ 250.00 portant position with an oil company Club was held at the home of Dan Owing to the fact that Mrs. Geo. \ i Minister in a, London hospital recov— Balance 9.22 Here’s wishing you safe landing Hugh Ferguson where the host was joined M^GiUivray the treasurer has gone to ! ering from wounds. Returning to Green Valley Pavilion Messrs Hugh Blair, Jos. Armstrong, by Mrs. Ferguson, who was assisted, Califomia’ f°r the-winter, Miss E. A. Canada, he resumed his studies and he MARK THE DATES Fred L. MacMillan, Rod Stewart, John by Misses Edith MacLean, May Dixon M'mroe was named to flu the offlce $ 259.22 ! blazed a brilliant scholarly trail for the remainder of the year, this A. Stewart, Robert MacKay, W. S. and Grace Cheney. Red Cross Shipment From Maxville through Dalhousie Law school, Col- u n motion of W MacLean and T. W. Munro, attended Dr. W. B. MacDiarmid, M.P., Pre- P° ^ A- ’ MacEwen October 3rd umbia University and Harvard. He and Mrs. Wm. Dousett. Monday, October 14th, 1940 a Royal Arch Mason Communication sident presided, the guests being, Rev. Sheets 11, Pillow Cases 44, Wash then became a professor at Dalhousie. in Vankleek Hill on Friday, night. The following committee was ap- “HITLER, THE BEAST OF BERLIN”, a talking picture you R. W. Ellis and Murdoch Leitch. Cloths 40, (17 donated); Handker- It is obvious that the Hon. Angus Upon their return from their honey- pointed to help with the C.G.I.T. work, will want to see. Admission 35c., Children 20. The thanks of the members to Mr. chiefs 16 (Khaki); Bed Gowns, 6, Py- Macdonald must be quite proud of nis moon, Mr and Mrs William Howard Mrs J H and Mi’s. Ferguson was moved by] ’ - ’ Hàmiltoh, Mrs. C. B. Mc- jamas 11 pr., Tri. Bandages 6, Sweat- academie achievements, especially the Saturday, October 19th, 1940 1 Del mid Mrs J D Kennedy, are receiving the congratu- Rev. J. H. Hamilton and Jno. D. Mac- ' ' - ’ - Gumming, Mrs. A. ers, 1, Scarfs 2, Sock 24 pr., Wristlets fact that he is master of the Gaelic lation of their many friends. W. MacEwen and Mrs. J. M. Arkin- La troupe amicale de Montreal prsent “L’ERREUR FATALE”. Le Rae. 7 pr., Knee Caps 2 pr., Mitts 1 pr., along with almost every other degree Mr and Mrs A. D.. Fleming of Los. stall. grand succès de la radio, en cinq actes, de Louis Philip Hébert. Rifle Mitts 2 pr. Like Malcolm MacLean, the Gaelic dis- BRIDE ELECT HONORED Admission 35c. Angeles, Cal. who, while on a motor A report of the Mission Circle was o icple from the Prairies, a friend of the holiday, spent a short time with her Miss Donalda Currier, whose mar- given by Mrs. Robt. MacKay. DUNVEGAN Frasers, Glen Sandfield, and Tom Friday, October 25th, 1940 parents, Mr and Mrs. Geo. MacGilliv. riage takes place on Saturday was the Questions from the Missionary Reed, M.P. for New Westminster, the Return Engagement of WILL GAYLORD and his TEXAS ray, left on Friday to return to their guest at a delightfully arranged show- Monthly were in charge of Mrs. A. W. Miss Annie Hartrick recently spent defender of the kilt, Angus Macdonald RAMBLERS—Admission 35c. Western home. They were accompanied er held at the home of Mrs. L. Filion, MacEwen. a few days in Ottawa. is never happier than when he is con- by Mr and Mrs MacGillivray, who Car Street, on Monday evening. The Fourtèen calls were reported by the Mr. and Mrs. Neil McRae motored versing with someone in Gaelic. Can’t Thursday, October 51st, 1940 purpose spending the winter, in the bride elect who was taken completely visiting committee. to the Dominion Capital, on Sunday. you picture the look of astonishment BIG SPECIAL HALLOWE’EN DANCE, valuable prizes for best golden state, beyond the ice cold grasp by surprise was seated in an appropri- The roll call was responded to by a Mr. and Mrs. A. Cameron and Miss that newspapermen would cast at each costumes. Music by Burton Reward’s Rhythm Knights 6-Piece Band. of Glengarry’s Winter Season. Here’s ately decorated chair when little Eu- verse of scripture with the wovo G. MacLean of Ottawa, spent Sunday other if they dropped in on The Hon, Watch for further announcement. wishing you a pleasant holiday and a gene Filion drew’ a gaily bedecked “Courage” for next meeting it will be guests of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Mac- Ian MacKenzie and The Hon. Angus safe return. waggon in, loaded with gifts. a verse containing the word, “Grace” Millan. Macdonald discussing in Gaelic a The flowers that decorated the pul- At this juncture, Miss Pauline Le- ‘ ‘ The Life of James Evans, ’ ’ was the Mr. J. A. Stewart attended a masonic convoy movement from an Eastern pit in the United Church on Sunday febvre read an address to Miss Cur- study book .reviewed by Mrs. D. C. meeting held Friday evening at Vank- Canadian port. i were in memory of Mrs (Dr.) D. Mac- rier, who after opening the gift par. MacDougall who drew a very vivid pic- leek Hill. When I informed Angus Macdonald 2ND 2ND Uwen, whose death occurred a year cels, thanked the donors for their ture of the courage, faith and perse Mr. Duncan P. Clark left for Mont- that quite a large number in Glen- ANNIVERSARY SALE ANNIVERSARY SALE ago. | gifts and for the kind words as ex. verance of this man who laboured so real, on Monday to fill a position in garry still had “the Gaelic” and that Miss Harriet Campbell, R.N., Ottawa pressed in the address. faithfully at Norway House, Manitoba, the Victor Radio Company. services were sometimes conducted in was in town over the week end, the Cards were played, followed by the and printed the Bible and hymns io Miss Annie McKinnon, Breadalbane, Gaelic in the Presbyterian churcn, ; 1 Ec«i9»i Grocery store, Main St. guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. serving of lunch by Mrs. Filion, who the Cree language. is spending a few days with Mi-, and Dunvegan, he exclaimed: Fred Campbell. presided at the teatable, and was Announcement was made of the Mi’s. W. W. McKinnon. ‘ ‘ This is pleasant news. Up with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MacEwen and assisted by Misses Pauline Lefebvre, sectional meeting at Moose Creek on the Gaelic! ” Mr .and Mrs. D. D. McIntyre have re- Betty Cluff, Bernice Scott and Mar- Oct. 14th, Mrs. J. D. Gumming being Mrs. Forbes McKinnon and chil- * 2nd Anniversary Sale nf Dur Popular Store dren, also Mr. Neil McLeod were in As the Hon. Mr. Macdopald is well turned from an extended motor trip garet Kippen, appointed to take charge of the wor- I IN ORDER TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION TO OUR NUMEROUS Cornwall, on Saturday. versed in the Nova Scotia co-opera- ] | CUSTOMERS FOR THE BUSINESS THEY GAVE US DURING that took them as far west as Guelph ship at the morning service, Mrs. J. tive work, initiated by St. Francis and as far north as Val d’Or, during PATRICK F. MADDEN H. Hamilton conducted the devotional Mr. Arthur Phillips, Cornwall, and U THE PAST TWO YEARS, WE OFFER THIS WEEK THE Maxville residents learned with keen Miss Christy Stewart, Stewart’s Glen, Xavier University, I described to Mr. Which they met scores of Glengar- period, which had as its theme, “Keep I VERY BEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON. regret of the death in Ottawa, on Fri- visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart on Macdonald that in Glengarry we riahs. Going. ’ > PRICES GOOD FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY day last of Patrick Francis Mladden, Sunday. Dates nice and fresh, 2 lbs. 25c who, a few years ago, filled the posi- SUCCESSFUL FIELD DAY Mi’s. N. R. McRae, son Donald and Sunkist Oranges, small but juicy, 2 doz. for 25c Blue Bell Coffee. Ib 35c Mrs. Craig were guests of Martintown tion of C.N.R. Agent here, His last Favorable weather favored the an- McIntosh Red Apples, 6 lbs. 25c Brooms, each ,f.. 23c railway appointment was supervising nual High School field day held on friends on Friday. Dance Blue, or White Grapes bask. 39c Fresh Walnuts, lb 39c agent of the C.N.R. at Brockville. ■the exhibition grounds on Friday af- Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Bradley and Salted Peanuts, fresh, lb. . 10c Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. for 23c FOR SALE Mr. Madden, who was 60 years of ternoon. The several events were daughter, of Milestone, Sask., also Pure Lard, 3 lbs. for 25c Macaroni, Vermicelli, IN FRASER’S HALL Spaghetti, per lb 5c age, had spent 41 years in railway ser- marked by keen competition. Miss Proudfoot, R.N., Sandown, visit- Palmolive Soap, each 5c 1 Used Hammer Mill Javei Water, 3 bottles for.. 19c Economy Baking Powder, lb. 19c vice. Following were the winners in the ed with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fleming, GREEN L*NE Fig Ear Biscuits, 2 lbs. for 25c Nice White Soap Flakes, 3 1 Used 5 H.P. Gas Engine. The family had moved from Brock- several events; on Monday. lbs 19c One mile east of Stringer’s Garage, Good Mixed Biscuits, 3 lbs. 25c 1 Used Single-furrow Disc Plow. ville to Ottawa, just a week before his Junior Girls—50 yards dash; 1 Edith HOME MAKERS’ CLUB Yellow Onions, 10 lbs. for 25c Extra Fancy Molasses, gal. 69c death. MacLean, 2 Ruth Griffin; high jump, The organization and first meeting Half way between Hawkesbury and Coal Oil the best, gal 18c 1 Used 10—20 McCormick Deering White or Brown Sugar, 10 He was a member of the Knights of 1, Isabel MacMaster, 2 Joyce Mac- of the Homemakers’ Club took place Vankleek Hill. Good local Potatoes, bag.. 79c Tractor. Walker Soda Biscuits, 2 lb. Columbus and of St. Patrick’s Church, intosh, 3 Isabel McDonald; hop step at the home of Dorothy McDonald, on lbs. for 69c FRIDAY White Sugar, bag $6.4D bag for 23e ALL KINDS OF FLOUR AND Ottawa, where the funeral service was and jump, 1 Joyce McIntosh, 2 Isabel Saturday^ 5th inst., with a good at- Mince Meat, 2 lbs 29c Tomatoes, Peas, Corn, can 10c held. McMaster, 3 Naomi Boisvenue. tendance. The slate of officers appomt- SATURDAY SPECIAL—CREAMERY BUTTER 28 CENTS FEED Besides his wife, the former Maiy De- Softball throw—1 Edith McLean, 2 ed is as follows; : President, M. Ste. October 18tk 1940 % CUSTOM GRINDING vine, the deceased is survived by three Evelyn Cumming, 3 Madeline Rochon; Pres Reporter, D. McDonald; Lea- WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. daughters and one son, Mrs. Albert 100 yard dash, 1 Isabel McMaster, 2 Press Reporter, Dorothy McDonald Lea Lowes’ Nioe-Pieee Sidiestra ALSO ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND COOKED MEATS, INCLUDING WESTERN BEEF. Duperron, Maxville, Mrs. Grange Edith McLean, 3 Ruth Griffin; stand, der, Mrs G. Fleming who outlined the Refreshments, Gems, - $1 00 SEE MORE BARGAINS AT THE STORE J. D. McPherson Black, Prescott, Miss Patricia Madden, ing broad jump, 1 Ruth Griffin, 2 Joyce objectives of the Club. This was follow, at home and Lieut. Bernard Madden, McIntosh, 3 Elsie Campbell; running ed by a discussion on Hospitality, a DANCING 9 TO 2.30 (Standard) MILL SQUARE, ALEXANDRIA We deliver in town. C. BOISVENUE FHONE 53 now in England with the C.A.S.F. broad jump, 1 Isabel McMaster, 2 family pleasure at the home, as a place FROST & WOOD, COCK- 2ND 2ND Glengarry friends extend sympathy Joyce McIntosh; 3 Ruth Griffin. to entertain; working methods were TOTAL NED PROCEEDS IN AID OF ANNIVERSARY SALE. ANNIVERSARY SALE. to the bereaved. '*■ ^ SHUTT AGENT- Senior Girls—High Jump-1 Lorna also discussed. RED CROSS. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, October 11, 1840 Fag* S.

Mayme Seguin. won the respect and affection of all. | Ottawans here on Sunday were Mr. He was a member of Kenyon Pres-j Programme For losic Festival COUNTY NEWS and Mrs. Jas. McDonald, guests of byterian Church and interested in the APPLE HILL Mi-, and Mrs. Jack McDonald. [ work of his church. THURSDAY AFTERNOON—1.30 En route from Finch to the plowing j Left to mourn are five brothers, Nor- The Billboard of Glengarry Mr and Mrs Archie G. McDonald CLASS 1. Ungraded Schools (unison), match held at Dalkeith last Thursday man, Fred, Kenneth .and JoHn, at Canoe Song. attended he funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Mi-. Peter Shaver, a former school- Dunvegan and Donald of Ottawa, 5 schools from each Music Unit. Tya who was buried at St. Raphaels master of S.S. No. 12 here, stopped off, The funeral which was very largely IÏ PAYS TO MAKE USE DF THESE CLASS 22. Piano Solo (under 12), on Saturay morning. to visit some of his old pupils and attended was held from his late home, Marionettes—Rhode. Miss Eva Otto of Ottawa is visiting COLUMNS CLASS 8. Vocal Solo, (under 10).—Section I. other friends. on Tuesday afternoon, to Kenyon WANT AD. My Secret. her sister Mrs. A. D. Clingen and Mr. Presbyterian Church, where his Minis- CLASS 17. Vocal Duet (under 12), Clingen. LOCHIEL j ter, Rev. Dr. D. N. MacMillan con, Where Waves are Tossing. TENDERS WANTED Mrs. Charlie Stean returned to j ducted the service and paid a high NOTICE TO CREDITORS CLASS 5. Township Choir (ungraded schools), Montreal after spending- the past week Mr. and Mrs. Redpath, of Bucking- Wanted Tenders for the drilling of Mermaid. _ ham, Que., were recent guests at the tribute of respect to his memory. a well at School Section No. 17 Char- In the ESTATE OF CHARLES DU- THURSDAY EVENING—7.30 with Miss Edna Berry. - The pallbearers were Messrs. Donald lottenburgh. All tenders to be in the Mrs. Archie Keiller, Montreal spent home of Mi , and Mi's. D. Alex. Mac- ROCHER, late of the Township of CLASS 28. Piano Duet (under 13), Millan. I. MacLeod, Norman M. MacLeod, ; hands of the undersigned at 12 noon. Kenyon In the- County.(of!::Glengur-.-y Rose Petals—Lawson. Wednesday last with her parents Mr. Cam be 1 ÔLASS 13. Vocal Solo—Soprano (girls under 21), and Mrs. J. H. McIntyre. Mr and Mrs M. Kelly, of Montreal, P l > Neil MacRae, J. R. | October 14th, 1940. Lofest tender farmer, ' deceased. The Little Brown Owl—Sanderson. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Coleman were week end guest of her brother, AlacPhee and William Blyth. not necessarily accepted. J. A. KEN- All persons having claims against CLASS 24. Piano Solo (under 16), Mr. Donald A. MacPhee and Mrs.1 fnteiment was made in Kenyon NEDY, Sec’y, R.R. 1, Apple Hill, Ont. the estate of CHARLES DUROCHER, Fur Elise—Beethoven. and son Freddie of Cornwall spent the ; Church cemetery. week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. E MacPhee. 40-2c. farmer, who died on or about the 9th CLASS 16. Vocal Solo—Bass (under 21,), day of July, 1931 are hereby notified to Give A Man A Horse He Can Ride—O Kara. McDiarmid. Mrs. D. J. McDonell is this week visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Frank AUCTION SALE send in to the undersigned solicitors, CLASS 19. Vocal Duet (girls under 21) , Mr. Carlyle McRae, Ottawa spent iioited Church Presbytery At Lot 18-5th Lochiel, 2 miles north, Sing Me To Sleep—Greene. McCormick and Mr. McCormick, Alex- on Or before the 21st day of October the week end with his parents, Mr. east of Quigley’s Corner, Thursday, CLASS 20. Mixed Quartette (under 21), and Mrs. John D. McRae. andria. (Continued from page 1) 1940, full particulars of their claims, O Who Will O’er The Downs With Me. Oct. 24th. Farm Stock Implements and Mr. J. J. Kennedy spent a week’s Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dalzell of | On October 27th, he announced, an and after that date the estate CLASS 25. Piano Solo (under 18), Montreal, were recent visitors with appeal would be made on behalf of ' Household Furniture. Dave Lalonde, will be distributed having regard only Nocturne—Slater. holidays with his mother Mi's. Christ- Auct.; Clark MacMillan, Prop. or ASS 15 Vocal Solo—Tenor (under 21), ena Kennedy. her brother, Mr. Dan MacMillan and ; Missionaries from afflicted European to the claims of which notice shall j Dream of Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair Foster. Mrs. MacMillan. | countries who have lost their means then have been received. Mr. and Mrs. Archie J. McDonell AUCTION SALE CLASS 14. Vocal Solo—Contralto (unded 21), had as their guests on Sunday, her Mrs. Geo. Lefebvre, Miss Deevy and of support. Many dénominations are At Lot ll_6th Con. East Hawkesbury, DATED at Alexandria, Ont., this My Ain Folk—Lemon. sister Miss Martha McDonell, R.N. and Mr. Cecil Vogan, Vankleek Hill, were co-operating. 3 miles northwest of Ste. Anne de 21st day of September, 1940 CLASS 32. Violin Solo (under 18), guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vogan J In the evening a banquet was held Prescott, on Saturday, Oct. Serenade D'Amour—Van Blon. Mr and Mrs Roy Thebarge and son 26tn, MACDONELL & MACDONALD, on Sunday. | in the Community Hall, the Ladies Aid Farm Stock, Implements, etc. CLASS 21. Male Quartette (under 21), _ Keith of Ottawa, Dave Solicitors, Dear Land of Home—Sibelius. Miss Margaret O ’Connor of Ottawa Miss Annie J. MacMillan, R.N., supplying the tables. The Lay Associa- Lalonde, Auct.; Angus J. McKinnon, 39_3c- Alexandria, Ont. CLASS 29. Piano Duet (under 17), was called home owing to the serious Buffalo, N.Y., enjoyed a- week’s holi- tion was in charge and Mr. Eadiegave Prop, Yellow Jonquils—Johanning. day, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the principal address. The meeting re- FRIDAY MORNING—9.60 illness of her mother Mrs. Duncan VOTERS’ LISTS, 1940 O ’Connor. D. Alex. MacMillan. flected the determination of United AUCTION SALE MUNICIPALITY OF MAXVILLE CLASS 23. Piano Solo (under 14), At Lot 16-9th Lancaster, on Satur- Minuet—Mozart. The many friends are pleased towel- Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fraser, Glen Church layman to shoulder their re- COUNTY OF GLENGARRY’ Sandfield, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jamie-1 sponsibilities as comrades of the Mini, day, Oct. 12th, Farm Stock, Imple- CLASS 2. Chorus (ungraded schools)—(2 parts). come Mrs. Mary Kate Kennedy of Notice is hereby given that I have Old Folks At Home. Kenosha, Wis., who arrived on Sat- son and children, Montreal, visited sters in Christian work. ments, etc. Dave Lalonde, Auct.; Ar- chie G complied with section 8 of the Voters’ CLASS 8. Vocal Solo (under 10),—Section XI. urday to visit hre neices and nephews Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hay, Saturday A record change in the ministerial ’ MacDougall, Prop, My Secret. evening. ranks of Glengarry Presbytery was in- List Act and that I have posted up at CLASS 4A Junior Chorus (Graded schools, 4 rooms), Misses Hattie and Cassie and Messrs. AUCTION SALE my office at Maxville on the 5th (1) Fairy Piper (2) Betty Pringle’s Pig. Duncan and Angus R. McDonald. dicated by the welcome accorded to -One miles east of Alexandria-, in five new clerical members. Rev. C. H. nd of Lochiel, on Friday, Oct. 25th, day of October, 1940, the list of all CLASS 4B. Senior Chorus (graded schools, 4 rooms), Mr. Horace Marjerison was in Belle- 2 persons entitled to vote in the said Idle Hours—2 parts. ville, Oct 1st, attending -a. regular OBITUARIES Ferguson of Avonmore, Rev. Dr. Paton i Farm Stock, Implements, etc. Henry CLASS 12. Vocal Solo (boys under 15), of Knox Church, Cornwall, Rev. H. 3. ; Major, Auct.; Hugh C. Weir, Prop. Municipality at Municipal elections Little Boy Blue—Nevin meeting of the Ontario Cheese Produ- MRS. DAN R. MCDONELL Belbm of Aultsville, Rev. A. W. Loug- 1 4 . and that such list remains there for FRIDAY AFTERNOON—1.30 cer Marketing Board. 1 2 Mrs. D. R. McDonell, formerly Chris- heed, of Newington and Rev. E. W. S. ! inspection. CLASS 9. Vocal Solo (girls under 12), Mr. Rodger Harkin, of Ottawa tena McDonald, daughter of the late Coates of Summerstown. And I hereby call upon all voters Dreams. spent a few days last week with Neil Alex. Ban. McDonald »nd Betsy FOR SALE to take immediate proceedings to have CLASS 3. Graded Schools—(2 and 3 rooms), friends here. An old Glengarry boy, Rev. Gillies ! Bargain—Beatty Gas Drive Washing The Rain Is Falling. McDonald passed away at her home in Eadie, now amissionary to China, re. Machine, in excellent condition $75.00. any errors or omissions corrected ac- Lieut. Douglas and Mrs. McDonald Duluth, Minnesota, on Sept. 25th, 1940. CLASS 10. Vocal Solo (under 12), boys. ceived a tribute of the deepest respect I Terms—may be seen at COWAN’S cording to law, the last day for appeal Around The World. spent a short time at the home of Mr. The deceased was born on Lot 8-3rd for missionary enterprise as Presby- HARDWARE. 41-2p beihg the 30th day of October. 1940. CLASS 27. Piano Duet (under 11), and Mrs D A. McDonald, Loch Kenyon on July 26th, 1867. On June tery rose to greet him. He replied in ; Dated this 9th day of October, 1940 Little Ruby Waltz—Engelmann. Garry, prior to the former’s departure 4th, 1894, she was married to D. R. CLASS 18. Vocal Duet (under 15), the Chinese language, and then trans. ! VEGETABLES FOR SALE THOS. W. MUNRO, for overseas service on Sunday. Lieut. McDonell and they resided in Alexan- The Linden Tree—Schubert. i lated his message. I Come to Albert’s garden for your 4I-le Clerk of the Village of Maxville. CLASS 6. High School Chorus (Grades 9 and 10), McDonald is attached to the H. and dria, Ont. until 1912, then moving with The United Church will be officially ' vegetables. We have celery, parsley, Rockaby Lullaby. P. E. Regiment. her husband and family to Duluth, represented in chaplaincy to the St. peppers, 'Swiss-chard, parsnips, beets, IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE CLASS 11. Vocal Solo (girls under 15), Mr. and Mrs. Leonard McDonald of where she had resided until her death, The Second Minuet—Besley. . , - Lawrence Sanatorium by Rev. E. w. S carl'ot's, savory, cabbage, cauliflower, Montreal are enjoying a few days After a lingering illness of four Forty head of Cattle, 6 young head CLASS 7. Girls’ Choir—3 parts, Coates, and tills appointment was con onions, pumpkins, head lettuce, po- holidays with his parents Mr. and years she passed away on the above horses, practically new Machinery, 70 The Blue Bells of Scotland. firmed at Presbytery. Other appoint- tatoes, rhubarb, squash and a big spe. 1 FRIDAY EVENING—8.00 Mrs. Alex. A. McDonald. date. She leaves to mourn her loss, laying hens, 2,500 bushels choice oats, ments made were : to the committee on ciaI in tomatoes. Phone 12, Main CONCERT Mrs] E. W. Munro, Mrs. P. R. Mun- | her husband, two daughters, Mrs. H. 100 tons hay and many other articles Christian Education, Rev. C. H. Dawes, Street South, north of Maple Leaf The winners of all classes. ro and Miss Helena Grant, R.N., spent G. Rosenmund of Superior, Wisconsin too numerous to mention. (chairman), Rev. Dr. Paton and Rev. Dairy.—ALBERT LAPORTE. 41-lp. High School Members of the Maxville Boys’ Band. a few days last week with friends in and Mrs. R. F. Stingle of Duluth, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th Presentation of diplomas to the winners of First Place by Dr. C. H. Ferguson; to the Home Missiohs' Fni? Q~AT~F Kingston. | Minn., one son Allan Neil also of Dul- LOT 6 IN 3rd LOCHIEL W. B. MacDiarmid, M.P. and Mr. E. A. MacGillivray, M.P.P. Committee, Rev. Lougheed; to thej Graford Wind- Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McDonald spent uth and four grandchildren, tyro bro- 0ne One mile southeast of Glen Sandfield. committee on Evangelism and social! - _ a couple of days last week with their; thers Alex. N. and Duncan N. McDon. 50 foot tow jn lect condl As this is a big sale, we will have to Service, Rev. H. S. Belbin. .. ’ . , ’ „ son Lieut. Douglas McDonald and aid both of Alexandria, Ont:, one niece 1 tion—Priced reasonable. JOHN D. start sharp at 12 o’clock. other friends in Kingston. Mrs. G. Lindstadt of Phillipsburg, The militant spirit of a Churchill is CUMMING, R.R. 1, Maxville, Ont. Owing to illness, I am forced to sell Chicken Supper and Concert Misses Annie O’Shea and Elsie Le- Mont., two nephews, Neil Alexander, needed in dealing with the grave pro- 4i-ic. everything without reserve^ blanc spent Ih-iday last in Kingston. and Alexander McDonald of Duluth, blems arising out of the widespread TERMS:—$10.00 and uncier, cash; Mrs. James Neville is visiting Her funeral was held from the resi- use of liquor, especially beer asserted! FOR SALE over that amount 10 months’ credit Greenfield Parish Hall friends in Montreal. dence to St. Anthony’s Oatholic Rev. H. M. Beach, presenting the re- I Registered dual purpose Shorthorn upon furnishing approved joint notes. under the auspices of the Hall Committee — -O /: Church where a Requiem High Mass port of the committee of Evangelism ; Bull, three years old—MacLaren 5% off for cash. GLEN ROBERTSON was sung by the Rev. Father Corbett, and Social Service. Social disease has breeding, double grandson of Furshute DAVE LALONDE, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1940 Congratulations to Mr and Mrs H. Burial taking place in the Calvary already shown an alarming increase Saltpan. MRS. K. F. GRANT, Dun- ANTOINE LEBLANC, Proprietor. SUPPER SERVED FROM 6 TO 9 P.M. C. Norrish who were married here on cemetery of Duluth. The deceased was and temptations afforded to military vegan, Ont. 41-lc. Saturday. a member of the Rosary Society ot forces are causing great concern among NOTICE parents and many others—Presbytery FOR SALE GLENGARRY’S BEST VIOLINISTS Mr. and Mrs. A. L. MacKenzie left St. Anthony’s and an honorary mem- The October Session of the Counci decided to circulate petitions to be One pure bred Jersey Cow, five of the Municipal Corporation of ths the Glen on Saturday to take up resi- ber of the Ladies Auxiliary of the years old, with papers, also her heller A highlight of the programme will be € lecture by sent to Prime Minister Mackenzie King United Counties of Stormont, Dunda: dence in Alexandria. Clan Stewart. calf five weeks old—half Jersey, half REV. DR. W. J- SMITH, ALEXANDRIA, ON supporting the recent request of ade- and Glengarry will meet in the Coun- Week end visitors from Montreal The relatives from a distance who , Holstein—Apply to MRS. W. B. Mac- Roman Cathollc cil Châmbers, County Buildings, Corn- were Messrs. D. McRae .Bill Robin- attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs ! . > Anglican,: CALLUM “Scotland As I Saw It” son, D. MCulloeh and N. Patenaude H. G. Rosenmund of Superior, Mr. J. Pl-esbyterian, Baptist, United Churcn ; '.- Maxville, Ont. 40-2c wall, on Monday, the 21st day of Octo. and Salvation Army workers asking ; FOR SALE DANCING AFTER CONCERT and Miss R. McCulloch. B. McDonald of Iron River, Wis., Jane ber, A.D., 1940, at 2 o’clock p.m. D.S.T for the closure of beer parlors, pro-1 one XXX Registered Shropshire Ptes. J. Stevens, J. H. McDonald and Florence McDonald of Ashland, pursuant to adjournment from Junt ADMISSION 50 CENTS- and C. Morrison of Kingston were Wis.; and Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Mc- hibition of liquor advertising and Ram, two-years old—Price reason- Session. “There’ll always be an England” here for the week end. Arthur of Ashland, Wis. eventual elimination of wet canteens able Apply to F. D. KIPPEN, R.R. 1, A. K. MacMILLAN, in military camps. 1 Mrs. J. A. McDonald, Montreal', is The pallbearers were Messrs. Law- Greenfield, Ont. 40-2c County Clerk visiting with Misses Peggy and Kay rence O’Connor, John Davidson, Presbytery approved circulation of County Buildings, Macdonell. Robt. Davis, J. L. Berim, Louis Me- a helhelpfulPful booklet published by the! FURNITURE FOR SALE Cornwall, Ontario. 40-2< Miss Bessie McGillivray, Brodie, en- Gregor and B. J. Hagon all of Duluth. Church for soldiers and containing ; Furniture from the Woodhouse Oo. SPECIAL SHOWING joyed the week end with Mrs. Hanley. Many beautiful floral offerings,1 Prayers anh other inspirational matter of Montreal, for sale—24 months to Many from here were at Dalkeith spiritual hoquets and messages of Copies can be secured from Ministers pay, no interest charges, For further on Thursday last gazing at the straight condolence were received in ner be- A deep concern because of the pre- information apply in writing — BOX Got any Wiring furrows. half. | valence of broken homes was hn- ^ ALEXANDRIA. 10-tf. Mrs. J. Macdonell had a visit Sun- plied in a decision to approve a new j , To Do? HITLER Her many friends in Glengarry were 1 emphasis in the building of a Chris- WANTED day from Mr. and Mrs. A. McLean, grieved to learn of the death of Mrs. 6th Kenyon. tian standard of marriage and home Wild Ginseng, Roots—Will buy any We are prepared to do all kinds McDonald and join in offering- sin. of Electric Wiring either new in- BEAST OF BERLIN Grant McLellan was home from cere sympathy to the sorrowing rela- life. ! quantity at highest prices—Apply C. stallations or repair work at rea- Iroquois for the week end. tives. Reporting on "his experience at the LACOMBE, Alexandria, Ont. 35-tf. Secrets Never Before Revealed J. Duncan McDonald came over sonable prices. Radios of all makes General Council in Winnipeg last HELP WANTED FEMALE THE INSIDE STORY OF THE NAZI PARTY from Vankleek Hill for Saturday and MR. RANALD MCDONALD September, Rev. G. W. Irvine, Pres- ! tested and repaired. . I YOUNO WIVES! Here is your Sunday. On Thursday, Oct the 4th, the death bytery’s delegate, said that there was chance to d<> leasant pA)rltable work Loud Speaker Systems supplied Monday visitors to Montreal were occured at the family home lot 29 m a spirit of great devotion to duty ap- SEE whl!e HUBBY” is “OVER for all occasions. Mr and Mrs W. Sabourin Messrs A. the 5th. of Lancaster, of Ranald Me- 1 parent there and typified by an im. q-HERE Make from $15.00 to LIFE UNDER THE DICTATOR’S LASH! Seguin and D. A. McRae and Miss, Donald, aged 69 years, son of the late portant official at the Council who BRUTALITIES OF THE CONCENTRATION CAMP! D. R. McDonald. The funeral took carried on in a key position even $20.00 a week “extra” money by do- JACK COWAN, ! ing a REAL SERVICE to your friends place on Saturday morning, Oct. the though he had just received word of | Phone 66 Alexandria. ANTI-NAZIS SOLD INTO SLAVERY! ! and neighbours supplying them with 5th. to St. Raphael’s Church and ceme his son’s death in action overseas. Mr HOW THE AGENTS OF THE GESTAPO TORTURE FAMILEX HIGH QUALITY HOUSE- THEIR VICTIMS! tery when he was laid to rest in the E. O. Matties of Lunburg, lay dele- family plot. (gate, was particularly impressed with ' HOLD”ÿg ’NECESSITIES.~ Write for FREE SEE WHAT HAPPENS BEHIND THE REUR! b t tod FAMILEX, 570 St. Cle- High Mass was sung by Rev. Father'the spirit and addresses of visiting ^ SIEGFRIED LINE ment Street, Montreal. Gauthier, who along with Rev. D. A. Missionaries. 10 U EEUBEK ! ! Campbell officiated at the grave. The _ Following strong criticism of the' DRESSMAKER AND MUSIC NOT A NEWSREEL! — NOT PROPAGANDA! Taxi Service pallbearers were Messrs N. J. Major, chruch voiced by Rev. Narcisse Mc-J TEACHER BUT THE PLAIN UNVARNISHED TRUTH the 7tll of November Alex. R. McDonald, Dan. H. McGillis, Laren> for failing to provide simple and Ladies’ Tailoring, Dressmaking, Fur S PiCTÜüE im\ TRilE Bm SUBJECT SHOULD SEE. fhe Ml Big Euchre George Duperron, John A. MacDonell ciear statements concerning its faith Repairing, Alterations — also teacher tyJarcDiix S goiwiile and David Gunn. and ideals written in the languages of of Violin and Piano, Hawaiian and COMEDY — SPORTS — NEWS —IN— -o- RODERICK K. MacLEOD non-English speaking Canadians, ■ Spanish Guitar. AGNES VALADE, PHONE 91 W Presbytery resolved to ask Home Mis- Kenyon Street, Alexandria. 24-tf. Alexander Hall, Alexandria St. Raphaels Hall General regret was expressed in 1 Dunvegan and throughout the com- ; sions Committee of the Conference to 5tf ALEXANDRIA re are FLAT TO LET Friday Evening munity, where he was well known, m P P such material Heated, six room flat to let in Alex- Saturday, Oct. 12fli- the sudden passing of Roderick K. Burton lieward’s Orchestra EXTENDS THANKS andria. Hot and cold running water. MacLeod, on Sunday evening, Septem- The Tweedsmuir Branch of the Wo- Will subdivide if necessary. Apply to Will be in Attendance ber 29th, on the MacLeod homestead, ADMISSION — 35 CENTS. men’s Institute, Dalkeith, wish to SHIRLEY’S RESTAURANT, Alexan- GENERAL —and— on which he was born and now" occu- thank all the local members of the, dm- 41_lc RADIO BATTERIES pied by his brother, Norman K. Mac- Canadian Red Cross Society for their MORE POWER A Msqnificent China Set Leod and where he made his home SPECIAL contributions and assistance on Octo- CARD OF THANKS LONGER LIFE WILL BE DRAWN FOR. for some time. SCHOOL CHILDREN’S MATINEE AT 3.30. ber 3rd, 1940. N. K. MacLeod and brothers of the BETTER SERVICE Lancaster Ladies will be your He was the youngest son of the late late Roderick K. MacLeod wish to ex- COMPLETE LINE IN STOCK ADMISSION — 15 CENTS. hosts and that means tops in ser- Kenneth MacLeod and his wife Re- BORN press sincere thanks to friends and ! POSITIVELY NO CHILDREN ALLOWED AT vice. becca MacLeod. After leaving school MCDONALD—On September 17th, neighbors for the many acts of kind- DICK’S RADIO SERVICE NIGHT SHOW. SHALL WE SEE YOU? he entered the employ of his brother 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McDon. ness and sympathy extended at the PHONE 149. ADMISSION—50 CENTS EACH the late Duncan K. MacLeod, General aid (nee Betty McKinnon), Detroit, ! time of their recent bereavement. ST. PAUL ST., ALEXANDRIA Ladies’ Committee. Merchant, at Dunvegan, where he Mich., a son. | Dunvegan, Ont. Page 6. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, October 11, 1940

Good Planting Methods Alexandria tlieese Board Aids Survival of Trees Do ïou Do liiis? Draftees lo Eel fluifils M The King Honors Fighter Commander ^ Alexandria, Oct. 3, 1940. Efficiency in planting in the field A careful study of fire records shows windbreaks of the Prairie Stater- that at least 80% of fires are prevent- Factory White Forestry project has aided a high Camp-Haircels Hovlserl 6() able. The following examples are gi- Men who went to the militna train- King’s Road survival of trees in spite of drouth, Bum Brae 73 grasshoppers, jackrabbits, and, othe! ven from among the thousands of ing centres undeFTne draft Wednes- 33 known causes to show- how easy fires Brookdale ( hazards of the prairie plains, the day did not require to buy themselyes St. Raphaels 33 j forest service of the federal depart- can start and the fatal results that a uniform before leaving. I Glengarry .. .. •. *5; ment of agriculture reports. may follow. In effect, the Government Is provid- Under approved procedure the Avondale 531 A mah dropped a cigarette in a rub- ing every article of clothing necessary roots of young trees are not exposed 133 bish pile in a rooming house and burn- for a 30-day stay. Each man must bring Apple Hill ^ to the air for more than 90 seconds Dornie 37 from the time they are dug from ed to death eleven people. his personal kit. Edgar 7(1 the nursery beds or river bottoms A man dropped his cigarette in a These are the things which each Lome 33 until they stand in the windbreaks couch in the lobby of a hotel. Fire man willreceive when he gets to camp Greenfield Union 38: Although every care is taken of the resulted at 3 aan. and resulted in the Anklets, cap badge, ' battle dress young trees, high-speed planting has Glen Rioy SI I death of foour people. . (tunic and trousers.) a comforter cap, been maintained. 33 A mother in one of our leading col- a winter service cap, two pairs of wool- Aberdeen At the nurseries, the little trees Pine Hill 50 are packed and wrapped so that lege cities, for the five hundredth time len underdrawers, two woollen under- Dunvegan 33 their roots are guarded from injury perhaps, started a fire with coal oil. shirts, a greatcoat, a pair of woollen Lily White 44 by wind and sun. When the trees The fire she started burned to death gloves, a pair of leather mitts, a sweater Fairview 33 arrive in the field, they are un- three children besides herself. jacket, denim overalls, overshoes or SAVED 35 CHILDREN Pine Grove 20 packed by WPA workers under su- A man dropped a match on a gar- rubbers, two flannel shirts, a pair of pervision of trained foresters. The Sub-Lieut. John W. McDowall. Central 13 age floor, walked on and left it. A canvass shoes, a pair of heavy boots, Royal Canadian Navy, was aboard young trees are placed roots down Highland Chief 30 j in tin or wooden carriers and the six7year-old child found it and ignited three pairs of socks and a ground sheet the Canada-bound ship torpedoed her clothing which resulted In burns Aug. 30. He took charge of a life- McLachlan 44 ; roots covered with water or mud dr This list may be modified slightly boat containing 35 children, after Glen Sandfield 45 both. that caused her death a few hours la- for the first camp, for instance over- subduing a dozen Lascar seamen Roxboro 13 Trees are not watered at planting ter. shoes or rubbers are not likely to be who' crowded into the boat, and de- Glen Nevis 20 time nor afterward and must depend A man attempted to sleep and smoke needed right away, and perhaps not a livered them safely aboard a war- upon soil moisture and future rains McGilllvray 45 at the same time—result, he set the greatcoat, but as each article Is need- ship. All children and passengers if they are to survive. For this rea- bed afire, was overcome with smoke, of the ship were saved. Sub-Lieut. Skye 43 son the trees are all grown from ed it will be provided. McDowall is now in Ottawa on Green Valley 47 and removed in an unconscious stats. A man should take with him: leave. seed collected locally, so that they Kirk Hill 40 inherit their capacity to withstand Only the timely arrival of the fire de- His shaving kit .toothbrush and paste Laggan TO i plain environment. It has been partment saved him from being cre- soap, towels and any other personal Riverside 32 j found, the forest service explains, mated alive. necessities he thinks he might need. that trees develop capacities for General Roberts 40 Some grown-ups placed Strike- These might include pyjamas, a money- survival in a given environment and 73 Anywhere matches on a kitchen ta- Glen Norman. ; transmit these capacities through belt, extra socks, button and shoe polish Quigley’s H | the seed. ble. Two small children acted upon a mirror, a couple of books and a flash Bridge End 40 ! More than 42,000.000 trees in 4.500 the implied suggestion and carried light. None of these latter, of course. Baltics 42 miles of new windbreaks were plant- some to their playhouse, innocently Is mandator}-. Glen Robertson 42 ed last year. Plantings since 1935 started a fire. Result, little boy burn- The Government, of course, pro- Curry Hill 200 , total more than 127,00,000 trees in ed fatally. vides blankets. The ground sheet is also over 11,000 miles of field windbreaks North Lancaster 30 on 20,000 farms in eastern counties Do you always think about the lised as a raincoat. Sandringham TO of the Dakotas, central and western safety and welfare of those about you When a man leaves camp he takes \ McCrimmon 65 Nebraska, central Kansas and Ok.la when you discard your match and with him the socks, underwear and Fisk’s 51 borna, and the Texas Panhandle. cigarette stub? Are you mindful ol boots he has been issued. The only Air Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding, chief of the R.A.'F. fighter Glen Dale 112 the safety of the children in your stipulation is that he must have the command, which has played a foremost nan in the defence of Britain Gore 35 : home to the extent of providing safety boots in serviceable condition when he from air attack, has been made a Knight Grand Cross of the Military- Balmoral 44 22 Years of Blindness matches, and keeping them out of is called up again, even the next year. Division of the Order of the Bath. Known as “Stuffy” Dowding by Union 37 ! That means that if he wears them out his pilots, who idolize him, the fighter chief was chiefly responsible for Ends for Canadian Man their reach? Do you have proper res- putting eight synchronized machine-guns in Spitfires and Hurricanes, Heatherbloom 35 ! After 22 years of blindness, the pect for the dangerous properties of hemust pay for another pair next time twice as many as Nazi fighters carry. The King appears with him in Silver Lily 36 : veil of darkness has been cut away gasoline and always handle it with he goes on service. The underwear and this picture during an inspection tour. Graham Creamery iC from the eyes of William Hunter, care? socks he need not return. , A. B. No. 10 30 68-year-old news agent of Vancou- Minto No. 4 32! ver, B. C., by the magic of a sur- geon’s scalpel. Beaver Creek 30 : For the first time “since the mist TANKS AGAIN Avonmore 62 came over my eyes in 1918,” the They Command Canada’s New Destroyers! Trooper Robert Gladnick of the onetime soldier can see again. He Phree Rivers Regiment (Tank) is reveling in his rediscovery of a ’ought with the Loyalist tank 2576 world whose imagery had dissolved ■orps in Spain. Because he thinks All sold at 13 3-8c. this war a continuation of the through the long years through lack Eight against fascism, he left his of prompting. home in New York to join th* “It was a miracle,” he exclaimed Canadian army. Imps As A Cash Crop happily, telling of the operation that restored his sight. “On the fifth Family Herald and Weekly Star. night after the operation I had a —You can’t beat turnips as a cash hemorrhage in my right, eye'. crop for the man who has live stock, “I thought I had lost my sight says J. H. Purvis, of Ontario County. forever. To be quite honest with “If the market is good, afarmpr can you, I cried. “But then the doctor examined sell his turnips for as much or more me and told me I was going to be than the land is worth on which they all right. Then they took off the grow. If turnips are in over-supply and bandages. the market price low, why, he just “I walked to the hospital window, feeds them to his live stock and they not daring to hope for too much are still a profitable crop. ’ ’ But I looked out and for the first time in 22 years saw green grass A lot of Ontario Farmers must think It was wonderful. I think I cried as does Mr. Purvis. In 1939, the last again.” year fpr which I have the official fig- Now the days are a series of as- ures, the land devoted to turnips in tounding discoveries: That the cars the province was almost 62,000 acres, are shaped differently than he re- members; men wear strangely-eui the crop was 26,034,000 bushels and the suits; the new buildings don’t have estimated --market value $3,124,000. curves and domes, they’re built on There were ten counties with crops a the square, with sharp corners and little in excess of a million bushels. straight lines—-everything is differ- Wellington was in the lead vyith Ont. ent. ario, York, Simcoe, Oxford and Huron following. RESIGNS Idaho’s Dog Derby The greater part of this 26,000,000 Neville Chamberlain resigned, Although airplanes are fast sup- bushel crop would be fed to live stock. planting sled dogs in Alaska and Standing on the gangway to one of the U.S. ships which have St. Clair; Lieut.-Com. H. F. Pullen, Oakvüle, the St.* Francis; Lieut.- Oct. 3 as lord president of the coun- Com. E. ‘L. Armstrong, Quebec, the Niagara; Lieut.-Com. S. W. cil. The resignation has been ac- It was grown for that purpose only. the Yukon, they can never com- almost doubled the destroyer strength of the Canadian navy, the six Canadian officers who will command them survey their new ships. Davis, Trail, B.C., the Columbia; Commander H. Kingsley, Vancouver, cepted by the King. Mr. Chamber- pletely replace the animals which the Annapolis, Numerically small in the years before the war, Canada’s lain will be succeeded by Sir John have had such a large part in de From the LEFT, they are: Lieut.-Com. M. A. Medland, Toronto, com- expanding navy is manned and led today by seameft who rank with tha Anderson, minister of home se- vqloping and making the Far North mander of the St. Croix; Lieut.-Com. D. C. Wallace, Pictou, N.S., the world’s best. curity. Mr. Chamberlain, it is un- accessible. To keep alive the tradi- derstood, may resign his seat in the COUNTY NEWS House of Commons, but he has made tions established by the malamutes no decision yet. and huskies in opening snowy wil- NORTH LANCASTER dernesses even within continental United States, the city of Ashton, Canadians Guard North America’s First Line of Defence (Intendea for last issue) Idaho, holds an annual American Mr and MYs Archille Parret and Mrs dog iderby. This event attracts thousands of visitors from surround John Parret spent the week end in ing states, Canada and Alaska, in- Vaudrieul. cluding many former sourdoughs Mr. and Mrs. Z. Vincent and family, and trappers who experience a also the Misses Gabrielle and Gert- touch of nostalgia as they watch the rude Vincent all of Montreal visited 25-mile race and listen to the ac- companying cries of “Mush,' Mr and Mrs Joe Vincent on Saturday “Gee,” and “Haw” as the drivers night. urge their stout-hearted charges on Mr and Mrs Vaillancourt, with their Three times the dogs circle the eight daughter, Thereda and accompanied and one-third mile course leading by Mr. Edward Vaillancourt, all of through the forests, up and down hill, over windswept ice and through Markstay, Ont., paid Mr and Mrs waist-deep snow. Adrien Vaillancourt and family a short ✓ visit on Saturday evening. Miss Isabelle Grant of Cornwall Brutal Sealers paid Mr and Mrs Jos. Saucier a visit Seal “pirates” who operated around the Pribilof islands for two last week. years after the United States pur- Mr and Mrs Alfred Bissonnette of chased Alaska from Russia, were St. Policarpe Que. visited Mr and Mrs so cruel that they often skinned th. Joe. Vincent on Sunday. animals alive In their hurry to slaughter, they often only stunned Mr. and Mrs. H. Major with son and the animals with clubs, then skinned daughter Jean Guy\ and Madelne, them before they recovered con spent Sunday in Glen Roberton. sciousness These pirates were soon Mr and Mrs D’Assis Vaillancourt, put out of business when the United motored to Quebec and Ste. Ann De States government leased the sealing Beaupre . during the week end. rights to independent companies, ac. cording to the American Wildlife Mr. Bernard Evers of St. Marthe, Institute. Que. is spending sometime with Mr. and Mrs A. Parret. JEW SAVES NAZI Mr John Bourbonnais returned home Amateur Paper Hangers Second Lieut. M. E. Jacobs, Jew- Hint for amateur paper hangers ish: wearer of a British uniform, on Friday of last week after having doesn’t expect any thanks from Herr spent two months or so in Ottawa. When patching wallpaper, tear the Hitler for rescuing the pilot of a A large number from here attended piece you need out of the roll in stead of cutting it.. This will give Messerschmitt 109 which plunged the cheesemakers’ dance held in the Into .tty? sea from a tiff with RA.F. it a feathery edge that will not show Guarding the doorway to a continent is the assignment of Canadian guns at the sky. whence the first attack will come if Hitler’s grandiose schemes take shape, these soldiers are prepared to make the island’s fighter aircraft. Jacobs has donned Green Valley Pavilion on Friday night. as mdqh as a sharp edge Also. 11 troops stationed in Iceland, a detachment of whom are shown on a corporal’s greatcoat after he Mr. Remi Major of Kingston spent in cleaning your wallpaper, -you manoeuvres with Bren guns and armored carriers. While they hold bleak, unfriendly coast more hostile still. According to Charles Box, YJW.C.A., reaction director, the Canadians are urgently in need of maga- plunged into the sea and swam 300 the week end with his parents Mr. have taken ihe color out, you car-, this ndrtïi ’Atlantic outpost, invasion of Canada and the United States yards to get the German. A fishing zines, books and indoor games for the long winter nights ahead. and Mrs. Donat Major. successfully touen it up with wuier by sea is virtually impossible for any European power. Training their boat picked them up. " "''’ color paint- The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, October 11, 1940 Page 7

hael’s to play bridge. “Give my iove he asked. “Of course we will. I’ll send to that crook Laurence if you see her aline.” him!” she grumbled. Taking out his fountain pen and a “And what does that mean?” the doctor's prescription pad; he wrote a doctor asked when he and Becky were few lines and handed them to an being smoothly rushed toward the city usher . “Barbara likes this artist, Laurence To be continued Moulton. You met him.” “Did I? One way and another Bar- bara makes herself rather miserable about young men.” Safety First Is Goal Well before the rise of the curtain Of ‘New Drug’ Pe!’c- Becky was seated in the front of tne The “new drug” section of th- box, watching with fascinated eyes Food, Drug and Cosmetic ac the gathering of the brilliant audience which went into effect recently, pn vides that no new drug, shall be ir The violins began to whine, and as troduced into interstate cotnrnerc the lights fanned lower and were gone unless an application has been file and the first hush of silence fell on establishing that it is safe. Aflf the house, her heart began to beat a year of experience, the Food an- Drug administration finds that thes “Becky, may I come in? Nobody’s with a heady rapture. With a great Synopsis of preceding instalments: Dinsmore sees Becky while Gibbs is £od. shattering sigh she settled down to an applications fall into contrastm 1 here. ’ ’ a charity patient in a hospital, and "You sound very bitter,” Becky ob- groups. , Rebecca Gibson, reared on a San Bonfacio opened the door. “Doctor evening of ecstasy, her first opera. The greater number can be a^ takes her and Gibbs to his Long Is- ’ served composedly, over some inward Joachim Valley ranch, near Salletts, is telephone, Missy Gibson,” Said Bon. When the curtain went down cepted and made effective prompt land home presided over by his wi. ! twinge of hurt. MAYOR IS OVERSEAS engaged to Joe Feratta, a young law- facio, ‘-and say he come home now, Stephen went away, and Laurence ly. Most are merely new coni bin; yer, but fails in love with charming dowed sister,Harriet Lee. It is evident J "Well, it get me the way you adore Moulton came up to talk to her. The lions of familiar drugs that are sat Second Lieut. Allan Johnston, man and Carter dr ve you in to opera to- that he and Harriet know Becky’s - ’ enough to use, even though the mayor of London, Ont, and Liberal Gavin Flood, a rover and jobless. It night. He say have litty supper happass lights were bright now, the orchestra M.P. for London, has arived in Eng- is then that Sarah Gibson tells Becky identity. She meets Larry Moulton, an I “You’d adore him if he’d done for pit and half the seats and boxes empty may not be such “cures” as then land with a C.A.S.F. contingent, his u six. He on way now. I say you take a sponsors hope. These pass quickly she is not her mother. Sarah was artist, with whom Barbara Lee is in y° what he’s done for me. Why, “Gorgeous, isn’t it?” mother learned this week. Two Larr look at your loyalty toward walk.” though perhaps with a warning ru. werking in a Chicago department store love, he tells her her loves her. As y! mayors of Ontario cities are now “Oh, goody,” Becky exulted. “I’ve “Oh!” Becky breathed feebly. “I to claim too much for the mixtures overseas. Mayor David Croll of When an aristocratic looking woman they leave the studio of Duanne Fox Duane Fox! You're like a son to him. never dreamed ’’She was still got to fly if we’re to have early sup “A few of the new drugs submi: Windsor is in England as a private overheard her say lack o{ money pre- his uncle, he takes her in his arms, j Why shouldn’t I give the doctor what- bewildered, speechless. After a while ted,” says a current report, “ar In a Scottish regiment. I ever pleasure I can? He likes me, per. Good night!” vented her marriage. The stranger 1 while she asked him the position oi distinctly new and possibly highly INSTALMENT 22 he likes to — t0 simply bury me in Laurence stood on the step irresolute valuable.” Deliberate consideratioi says she does not want her husband, Becky _struggled with lur-clad arms, kindness. Why not? It doesn’t hurt for a moment, then turned and went his seat. from whom she is separated, to know and careful checking is essential gasped for breath, was free. “Well! anyone. ’ ’ down to the car. But within half au ‘ ‘ I have no seat, darling. I’m stand- The administration has to shoulde: about the baby she is expecting soon she said when she was seated beside 1 “And what does he expect to get out hour he telephoned her. ing, and I may go home after I come a new and serious responsibihty. ! and offers Sarah $20,000 to marry her Laurence and they were driving. “That of it?” Becky laughed joyously at hearing up and see you again. I mustn’t miss must avoid withholding a valuable fiance Frank Smith at once, change drug from public use, but it car.no was unexpected.” his voice, “Larry, I haven’t an in- the eleven-fifteen.” their name and adopt the child. Smith “Now you’re being unpleasant,” permit release without tests enougl “It wasn’t unexpected at all. Why stant! I 've got the baby in the, tub, “You didn’t tell me that you were becomes Spenser Gibson, marries Becky said firmly, coldly. I’ve told you to insure that the drugs are safe. the hell do girls say things like that!’ and I’m pinning up my hair so it’ll coming tonight.” Sarah, they adopt the baby, the mo- that immedediately after we come back Nearly one-third of the appl e; Laurence growled. “You know I’m mad be gorgeous tonight ! ’ | “I wasn’t, when I talked to you. I tions were held up for more con ther dies and they move to California. from Florida I'm going home to my about you. You don’t care. You’re go- “I just wanted to remind you that came because I had to see you, had to plete information and checking, an. Becky hurries to Gavin when he is mother, for awhile anyway. And wnen ing away in a few days to Florida; I love you,” he said. hear your voice again, Becky. There’s 48 applications were withdrawn i, near death of pneumonia in San Fran- I come back you and I ar enot too see sure, why not? Have a good time. The ‘ ‘ Thank you ! ” She replaced the re- just you and nobody else in the whole the first year. “One applicatioi cisco and marries him.. Recovering, he each other any more.” covering an important new drug.' old man’s in love with you, I know ceiver and turned to see Barbara com- round world. D ’you know what that gambles and drinks and she gets a They had reached the Dinsmore the report comments, “called for . that. I hate him. God, I loathe him! ing into the room. Becky gathered her means? ’ ’ job in a dress shop. , When gate. Laurence stopped tne car and comprehensive review by medic» With all his money and his fur coats wits together with all speed. ‘ ‘ It can’t mean anything, ’ > she said officers of 2,000 cases reports rt she is_ expecting a baby she goes home turned to face her. His hand found and his opera box!” “Hello!” said Barbara. “I knocked cording the experiences of approx at his suggestion and she does not see hers and again she felt herself tremb- (And then in an undertone: “I was You couldn’t help loving him ii and Gibbs said, ‘come in.’ ” imately 100 physicians. The apph him for five months, until after little ling, felt herself overwhelmed with there when Barbara telephoned you you know him, Becky said as the an- “I didn’t know you were home.” cation eventually was made effei, Gibbs’ birth. He settles down at the some emotion as frightening as it was tonight at the club. I felt so horrible. live upon the condition that the dis gry voice paused. “He’s old enough to “Just got here. Where’s mother?” ranfch, gambles, borrows from her fa- delicious. I—don’t like it. And if Doctor Dins- tribution of the new drug should b. be my father, and you know it. But “At the Daughters of the South ther and Feratti, and Becky, asham- more comes back, don’t say that I had so controlled as to guarantee in twenty fathers couldn’t be kinder to “Don’t be cr0ss at me. I love you thing. And Hatsy’s in town with the ed, runs away and works in a Bronx lunch with you and your uncle today. use exclusively under medical su so much!” he said. Baggs girl for the Christmas Junior pervision.” Even when a new dru^ store. Gibbs, very ill, is a charity pa- I didn’t tell him.” ‘Has he introduced you to Hilda “Larry, I’m not cross at you. Hike League dance.” ’ is licensed, there is need for con tient in a hospital when Dr. Stephen you a lot more,” Becky said, laugh- “Why shouldn’t you tell him? Does- tinuing watchfulness. Heinrichsen yet?” “And Uncle Steve’s home? What’s n’t he expect you to make any friends 'Hilda Heinrichsen?” ing a little excitedly as he jumbled he doing home on a Wednesday her his arms her 3 close to Ws of your own?” “Yep. She's singhig in Lohengrin'I ' “P night?” MARY MARTIN face like u more than I ra wU1 “It’s not that. It’s Barbara.” Air-Minded Alaskan City “WORN tonight. You'll hear her." j > y° '' - ‘ ‘ We ’re going to ‘ Lohengrin ’ ’ Better not tell Richard Halliday, our ing to admit! 11 isn,t that But 1 have “And he knows her’” - “Oh, of course. Mother going? “Oh, Barbara!” he said moodily. Gets Army Flying Base but Mary Martin, his bride, has been “Yes, darling, he knows her. She’s . a husband in California, and I have “He asked her. But she’s having “That’s all imagination. She’s not With plans reported under way n chosen “ideal companion for the AND WORRIED ! a cMd in love with me.” begin work on a U. S. army air bast modern bachelor.” The American one of the old warhorses of the out- who belongs, partly, to that dipner with Mrs. Cromartie, who’s Association of Bachelors — McClel- Dragging around husband I,m “She’ll probably get over it in Flo- near Fairbanks, Alaska, a new kind day, unable to do it. Dr. Stephen Dinsmore has known ! ‘ home in about a coming with her, and they said the’yd land Barclay and Peter Arno, the 1 month to see mothel to talk t0 of boom is in prospect for this for housework — cranky her for many a long sweet year. Barbara -’ be too tired. Barbara, he’d probably rida, or if she goes to Nassau,” Becky artists, among others — timed their mer gold-mining camp of Unclt with the children Gavin t0 see what 1 can do t0 lree said, reflecting. “But just now she announcement well. Halliday is at told me all about it. Her husband g0t > simply love to hâve you go.” Sam’s Far Northwest. The “Gold sea—yachting. But so is Mary, of feeling miserable. m self from the feelto wants to see more of you, and it makes Blaming it on “nerves” Stephen Dinsmore has known her for y 8’ that-in a way ‘ ‘ I couldn 't I Tn dead. I thought— en Heart of Alaska,” Fairbanks if “My Heart Belongs” fame. Maybe -1 stiu when the kidneys may for many a long sweet year. Barbaraj belong to him.” I was just thinking that I might tele- it uncomfortable — impossible for me set almost exactly in the geograph the bachelors didn’t know that. be out of order. When told me ail about it. Her husban got; “You mean you’re going to get a phone Larry Moulton and see if he’s to go on seeing you. So please—please ic center of the territory. Already kidneys fail the system consumption and he sent them to Ari- divorce and marry me? free for dinner. I suppose not. Have help me!” it is reached by railway, muto. dogs with impurities. road, and air service. Headaches — bachacht zona, and after he died she came back “Don’t squeeze the breath out of you seen him since I went away?” Groups were sauntering back into me, dear.” More than 30 planes come ar.c Thj&iJi id no dthelL ^ Dodd’s Kidney Pills help clear the system, and was down and cut and he got her • JMethim today,’ ,JBScky said, towelling the boxes. Laurence departed, stoop, go at the local airport of this linif giving nature a chance tc restore health into the Met; she’d only done churctt “I can’t help it! I’m insane about ing to kiss her hand before he went, and energy. Easy to take. Safe. U6 Gibbs vigorously. “I met him and went town, whose population is estimateo to&acco JUST LIKE J singing: She’s sixty if she’s a minute. you. Will you marry me, Becky? Daune over to the studio with him, and met leaving her fluttered and uneasy, glad to be little more than 4.000. Ont Dodd's Kidney Pills You can imagine she thinks he’s a admires you too. We could manage on his uncle,” Becky further volunteered of the returning dark. of the more dramatic activities q what I have; we could skip over to her back to Barbara as she nightgown- After the second act the doctor took the pilots is to deliver by parachuti Paris and I could work there, if Duanne supplies of bread, bacon and beans, OLD CHUM ed Gibbs on the bed. “You didn’t her to stroll along the balconies and mail and medicines to gold miner, Ontario’s “A.R.P.” Prepared would g0. And when he dies I’ll have meet anyone you liked better, Barbara the wide passages, and intrduced her working in the vicinity. something— ’ ’ “In all my life I’ve never been on to old friends here and there. She was Fairbanks was born of gold fever DAVE LALONDE “It isn’t that, you idiot! It’s that, such a lousy house party ! ’ ’ Barbara nervously on the lookout for Laurence in 1902, when an old prospectoi LICENSED AUCTIONEER in the first place, I’m married. said frankly, lighting a cigarette as she but he did not come upstairs. named Pedro stuck it rich a Ions COUNTY OF GLENGARRY “You can drive to Reno in about lolled in a chair. ‘‘But I had an hon- the creek which now .bears his “I went down to see Madam Hein- name. Today Fairbanks is still a If you intend Slaving a sale, th® five hours. You said so!” orable offer. I could be Mrs. Colonel “I know. But there’s Gibbs to con- richsen a few minutes ago, ’ ’ Stephen growing town, no longer entirely de thing for you to do is to get in touch Fisher. ’ ’ said. “Would you like to meet her af- pendent on its major industry o' sider. Gavin will never give him up. with me. I can give you better service, “Colonel! Isn’t that rather high up? ter the last act?” gold mining. As the metropolis to: Not that he wants him, but Gavin at a better price. For references see “Well, he’s rather low down. Five “You mean go behind the scenes?” a vast hinterland it is an im porta m knows that he can hold that over me. trading center, as well as headquar anyone for whom I have conducted a feet flat, I should say. But nice. No,” Becky gasped. So my affairs are all in a mess. I hate ters for a rising lumber business sale. ; Barbara said, returning to her favorite “No, at her own apartment. It’s divorce and my mother does too. I and something of a mecca for sum ALEXANDRIA, ONT. topic. “T’ll never like anyone as much right in this building.” He saw the would hate the idea that Gavin was mer tourists. as Larry. If he’d just go definite, I’d disappointment in Becky’s face and Telephones, telegraph, electricity alive in the world, and living with drop Pedarlikeahot brick. But Larry’s laughed. “Would you like to go behind? and radio, together with a hospital another woman.” afraid he hasn’t anything to offer me. chamber of commerce, schools, MGEN'S Mi SERVICE “But sometimes, Becky, it’s the What rot!\ Half the girls support their T churches and clubs, indicate an ac- only way. Promise me that you’ll kick husbands nowadays and nobody thinks tive civic life that belies its size him out and come back h,ere and anything of it!” It is expected that the new army air base will add some 2,500 people Clingen-Made Caskets marry me?” Gibbs was in bed now. Becky pro. “Ah, I can’t promise anything. Doc- to the city’s census figures, and ceeded with her dressing and Barbara make air-minded Fairbanks a cen- Lady Embalmer tor Dinsmore is going to Europe this tried various telephone numbers, ter for nearly 2,000 more planes. Private Ambulance Service year to study the sanitation situât on finally finding Larry at the club. or something. He's to take Hatsy and ‘‘Damn it!” she said after an un- her mother ano he wants me to go.” satisfactory conversation. “He’s got Remodeling the Attic A remodeled and modernized at- “For the Lord’s sake! When?” a date. He’s going to the opera too Otto Clingen ‘ ‘ In March, Ah, and I.’d love that ! ’ ’ tic offers one of the best solutions Did he tell you so today?” to the old problem of providing an- Comer of Main and Elgin Sts. Becky said provokingly. ‘ ‘ No. Then why ..don’t you come with other room for a growing family ALEXANDRIA. Phone 13» • ‘ Well, ’ ’ Laurence said sulkily, “ I us?” Becky said trembling inside. with a very modest pocketbonk can’t offer y0u anything like that, o' : “There’s sure to be another seat in Unfinished or unused attics can course.' But I love you so! And you the box.” easily be transformed into complete EYES TESTED livable rooms. Insulating board is could love me, if Barbara and the doc- I “No, it isn’t that. But Pedar’ll bo WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON EVERY tor and your damn husband were out one of the many materials that may there with his mamma and his uncle be used for an economical, neat and WEEK of the way, couldn't you?” Thomas, and I refused to go with them quick remodeling job on the attic. Good glasses if you need them. Her voice was very low; her amber He'd be sure to see me and it’d only Requiring no painting, papering, or Good advice if you don’t. eyes glinted very close to his own In make trouble. No, IT1 stay home and finishing, insulating board keeps the W. C. LEYBOURNE, R.O., of 190 room warm in the winter 'and cool the dusk. ‘‘I’m afraid so. ’ ’ do something. Damn it. what does he Pitt St., Cornwall ,at the offices of Dr. Again he had her jumbled up close in the summer. Scrubbing or want to go to the opera lor!” scraping, followed by a couple of D. D. McIntosh, Dentist, Alexandria. against him on the leather seat, tumb- Becky kissed Gibbs and went down- Every Wednesday afternoon. ling hair and hat, pressing his mouth coats of shellac, will make the floor stairs. Stephen Dinsmore was waiting RED CROSS SECRETARY look like new. When finished, the Not in bomb-torn London, but at Toronto is t! : worker against hers. When she could break for her in the library. Miss Ana Claro Velasco (ad- family has an additional room, ade- A. L. CREWSON, M.D., C.M., (McGill) in an oil-cloth sou’wester and gas mask. He illustrates :h compment to free Becky slipped from the car and “Let’s go right out and eat,” he dressed as Miss Claro) paid a swift quate and comfortable, to be used L.M.C.C. be distributed to members of the Ontariÿ "volunteer c.cccta'ou.ary” which ran up the path and steps" to the door, visit to Canadian Red Cross head- either as a room for a growing child EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. will be established as an auxiliary of the provincial police, for anti- said. ■ ‘ Lohengrin ’ begins on the stroke quarters. Young, pretty and dark- sabotage work. Equipment includes stretchers,- crutches—two sizes for being joined there By him, breathless of eight.” • ' or as a cozy den or study and relax- Glasses supplied and fitted. Telephone eyed, Miss Claro is secretary of ation or a particularly suitable play- essential drugs. Decontamination “after a gas attack” is where the sou’- and laughing, and once again impri- Barbara loitered in to join them; the Women’s section of the Santiago 1245. 132 West Second Street, Corn- wester comes in. room. soned by his long arm. she was going over to Kate St. Mic- branch of the Chilean Red Cross. wall, Ont., Please make appointments with the secretary. Office open 9—12, Alabama’s ‘Cow-Eaters’ 1—5. Saturday 9—12. Coyotes are fostering a new legend of the supernatural in east BRENNAN & McDOUGALL ‘ Alabama. Negroes are telling tales 'of huge, voracious beasts that “will Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, etc-. jump on a cow’s back,” and the Offices 102 Pitt St., Cornwall, Ont. coyotes have come to be called “cow-eaters.” The legend began G. E. BRENNAN, C. 3. McDOUGALL. about 10 years ago, when fox hunt- ers imported what were supposed INSURANCE to be young foxes from the West, Fire, Life, Sickness, Accident, Auto- releasing them in the east Alabama mobile, Plate Glass, Dwelling, Furni- woodlands for future sport. Too ture, Theft. Wind & Farm Buildings. late, it was discovered that the ani- We have also taken over Alex. W mals were coyotes. Despite efforts Kerr’s Insurance Agencies. to exterminate them, the “cow-eat- ers” have multiplied. MORRIS BROS., 27-tf. Alexandria, Ont. Page 3. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., Friday, October 11, 1940

! Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Lalonde, Mrs. sisters, Katherine, Christena and Mary A. MacDonald, Oliver Berry, Archie Jos. Lalonde and Mrs. Ulric Lalonde Three brothers survive, namely, Alex- McKinnon, Hugh Kennedy, (cousin Social and Personal spent last Friday in Montreal. ander, of Apple Hill; Allan of Port- from Lochiel), John L. Grant and Miss M. Rutherford, Morrisburg. land, Oregon and Hugh of Metford, Angus L. Grant. items of Hold Lang Syne was a week end guest of Mrs. Harold Wis. The Glengarrj News asks if readers to make these columns Among those present from a dist- their own, to the extent of contributing social and personal Stimson. The funeral which was held on Wed- ance were Mrs Bliss Atkinson, cousin items which are of interest. If you have friends visiting yon, j Corporal Cameron Harder, of Val nesday morning from his brother’s Kingston, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Chaxles Gleaned From The Fyles of The Glengarry News there is no nicer compliment you can pay your guests than to ' Cartier, Que., while on leave to Ham- residence ,to St. Anthony's Church and Stein and daughter Pearl, Mr. Gordon take the trouble to see that their names are mentioned In i ilton, Ont., visited friends in Lancas- cemetery, Apple Hill, was very largely and Miss Leona Berry, Montreal. yonr local newspaper. OaR or phone The Glengarry News Of- i ter and Alexandria, on Sunday. attended, showing the esteem in which Many Mass -cards and letters of sy- fice—our number is -9—or send the item by mall. , Mr. and Mrs. F. Lemay of Mont- he was held by friends and neighbors. With a recent analysis of tap water in Alexandria pathy were received. L real, were week end guests of the The funeral Mass was sung by Rev. A number of |he members of Glen- showing it to be unsafe for drinking purposes without it Mr. Angus Cameron, Athens, Ont., Mrs. Neil Irvine and son Norman Misses Portelance. first being boiled, the ques- Father Ferron, O. P., in the absence garry Council, Knights of Columbus, r was home for the week end. of Dalkeith, spent the .week end visit- Miss Lois Bradley returned to town of Rev. C. F. Gauthier, pastor, who Alexandria, with Father Donihee, went TEN YEARS AGO tien of an improved system ing Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McRae, after spending a few weeks in Corn- ivirs. M. Garry, Tucson, Arizona, is was on retreat. to Apple Hill t0 offer up prayers for Friday, Oct. 17th, 1930 is much to the fore... Oh Gravel Hill and Mr. and Mrs Chas. wall the guest of wher aunt Mrs. Tuesday Toronto officials at present enjoying a visit from her The pallbearers were Messrs Alex. the deceased. Zeron, Northfield Station Archie Mclnnes. were here to inspect the present supply and they report aunt, Mrs. Mary Wells, of Seattle, Wash., whom she has not seen for Miss Helen O’Connor, Glen Roy, Mr. S. A. Kennedy, arrived from the present system, as' entirely inadequate. A deep well has left for Montreal, where she in- Malartic, Que., this week to spend system is the solution they prefer. Fire at Moose Creek thirty years, when visiting in Alex- andria, Although Mi'S. Wells has tends spending a few months. some time with Mrs. Kennedy and 0» Sunday evening, destroyed a garage and damaged Mrs. Ernest B. Ostrom has as her family, Centre Street. other buildings.——The marriage of Miss Isabel Edeline reached her eightieth year she is still quite active and enjoys good health. guests this week, her sister-in-law. Miss Bernice MacDonald Is in Ot- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Macdonald of Alex- Mrs. A. J. Lancaster and her daugh- tawa taking a course at Willis Busi- andria, to Rex. Arthur, son of Mr. Alexander Laplante Mrs. Murray G. Thomson, Divisional Commissioner for the United Counties ter, Miss Irene Lancaster, of Viking, ness College. and the late Mys. Laplante of Cornwall, took place quietly Alberta. She also had with her on Mr. A. L. MacKenzie of the local Saturday, Oct. 11th, in St. Finnan’s Cathedral. Mrs. J. of the Canadian Girl Guides Associa, tion, attended the executive meeting Sunday, Miss Edythe Lancaster, of C.N.R. staff, Mrs. MacKenzie and A. MacDonald. Main Street, south, left last week to spend family, have removed to town from R0LL-BRIK of the Provincial Coouncil of Ontario, I Ottawa and Miss Evelyn Dunning of the winter months with members of her family in Montreal Glen Robertson and are residing on —Rev. F. W. K. Harris of Maxville, who has been in in- held in Kingston, September the j Cumberland, Ont. twenty-eighth. Pte. D. Mercer of Montreal, was hereiSt. Paul Street. different health for some time, has been granted six months Mrs. Potvin and daughter of Que- Mrs. Alfred Bedard and Mrs. Rhealifor a few hours on Sunday’ visittag Ws ANEW ROLL SIDING that LOOKS sick leave by his congregation. Mr and Mrs. Adair Mac. j bec City, spent a couple of days this donell, Mr. Sam Macdonell, Miss Isabel Macdonell, and Leroui motored to Kingston, on Fri- «“oüier, Mrs. J. R. Shaw and -JUST LIKE BRICKS and MORTAR | other relatives. week in town the guests of her sister Master Rudd McPhee returned on Monday after an enjoy- day and attended the general inspec- Give your buildings a smart brick-like Mr. and Mrs. McCutchey and Mrs. Mrs. Rene Legault. appearance with ROLL - BRIK — the able fortnight’s motor trip to Elk Lake and other Northern tion of the SX>. & G. Regiment. lowest priced brick siding ever offered Angus H. MacDonell, of Ottawa and Colonel A. G. F. Macdonald motored Ontario points.——A very pretty wedding was solemnized in Canada. Mesrs. E. A. MacGillivray, M.P.P, Mr Dan McMUI of Montreal, were with Major the Rev. Ewen J. Mac- r at the home of Mrs. H. A. R. MacMillan, Alexandria on Roll-Brik looks just like bricks and Alex. McMillan, Chas. McKinnon, I Sunday glfests of ^ and ^ j D donald, M.C., of Dickinson’s Land- mortar, and comes in two «hades, buff or Saturday, Oct. 11th, at noon, when Phyllis MacMillan, R. N red. Costs little more than regular roll Leonard MacGillivray and Dr. D. D ; McDonell) Highland Chief Farm. ing, to Kingston, on Friday and had became the bride of Cattanach F. MacLennan, B.S.A., of roofing, yet gives your building new McIntosh, were in Montreal, Friday,! Lieut_ Harold Macdonell ;0f the the pleasure of being at the inspection beauty and added comfort. Ask for new Lancaster. ., i illustrated folder. interested spectators at the Cornwall C.A.S.C., 3rd Division Camp Borden, of the Stormont, Dundas and Glen- Vancouver lacrosse game. was here for a few days visiting his garry Regiment by their Commanding #****###* Mr. James MacDonald arrived this father, Mr. Allan Macdonell and other Officer, Lt. Col. R. T. E. Hicks—Lyne. COWAN’S week from New York city to spend a Glengarry relatives. He was accom- The regiment well deserved the com- short holiday with his parents, Mr. panied tî town by Lieut. J. Winegard plimentary remarks heard on all sides. HARDWARE In an auto accident at Cascades on Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McDonald, Derby St. On their return Mr. Allan MacdoneU Cpl. M. Lajoie, of Petawawa, spent and his brother-in-law, Mi-. Angus ENGAGEMENT Archie Curry, Curry Hill ,met instant death and his com- Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Campbell, panion, Mr. Ernest Brady, several days’ leave here with Mrs. La- MacDonald, ,of St. Raphaels, motored joie and family. them to Camp Borden, spending sev- Greenfield, announce the engagement TWENTY YEARS AGO Lancaster, was badly shaken of their only daughter, Christena Plow Points for Fleury, Wilkinson, Privates Robert McLennan, Ra- efral days in that vicinity. Friday, Oct. 15th, 1920 up. The young men were Catherine to John Daniel, son of the phael McDonald, Laurier Guerrier,, Mr. and Mrs. George Ritchie of and Percival Plows. going to Ste. Anne de Belle- late Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. MacDonald, Rod. Maville, Aime Bedard of the Chapleau, Ont., who were here this vue to witness the Provincial Ploughing Matches when the 4th Kenyon. The marriage to take S. D. & G. Regiment, Kingston and week visiting Mrs. Alex. McPhee and car turned, turtle on a sharp curve. Mr. J. A. Vaillan- place quietly October 26th. court, President, and Mr. A. W. Bonner, a Director of the Louis Brunet of the Governor Gen- Mr. .and Mrs. D. Ritchie, were cordi- eral’s Footguards, Ottawa, were at ally greeted by many friends. Bank of Hochelaga, arrived in town Wednesday to parti- I ■ cipate in the ceremony of the blessing of their new office their respective homes over the week Miss Chris McLeod, Montreal, week premises. Rev. J. W. Dulin officiated in the presence of end. ended with Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mc- WEDDINGS 1 Friendly Thoughtful Christmas Gifts many citizens. Mr. R. M. Wright late of Winnipeg, ar- Mrs. Dave L. Lalonde will have the Leod, Main Street South. KOLADA—MacMILLAN rived in Maxville on Monday and has taken over the busi- warm sympathy of her many friends Mr. and Mrs. Angus Murphy and Should Be Secured Early ness of the Maxville Drug Store from McEwen and O’Hara. in the death of her mother, Mrs. Mary daughter, Mrs. John Bouchard, of The marriage of Miss Ursula Mac- 1 Kingston, were recent guests of Mr. Barber-Ellis Individualized Stationery with your friend’s A meeting of returned soldiers held here on Wednes- Hazell, which occurred at her home Millan to Mr. Paul Kolada took place I day for the purpose of forming a Glengarry branch of the in Egham, Surrey, England, on Sep and Mrs. Arthur Guerrier. quietly at Montreal at .7 o’clock, Sat- initials in either cut-out monogram or printed in Gold, Dark Great War Veteran’s Association, named the following tember ninth. Miss C. Tourangeau of Toronto, was urday morning, October 5th in Our Blue, Bronze or Silver- slate of provisional officers: Pres.-Lt. Col. A. G. F. Mac- Mrs. L. Roberts had as her guests here over Sunday visiting her mother, Lady’s Chapel of St. Patrick’s $1.00 a Box donald; 1st. vice Pres.-Capt. J. A. Macdonald; 2nd. Vice over the week end, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Mrs. S. Tourangeau. Church, Reverend Father Moyle offi- I Pres. Mr. A. Watson; Sec.- D. R. MacDougaid; Treas.-A. saire Seguin and daughter Of Ottawa Miss Kay McLeister who spent some ciating. | Or get out yonr favorite negative and order Calendars or Gordon Macdonald; Executive Conunittee-Messrs Lalonde, Mr. Arnold Cuthbert, Montreal, days with friends in Montreal, return- The bride, who was given in mar- Personal Christmas Cards. Dore, Danis, F. G. Chisholm' and T. J. Bathurst. Our weekended with his father, Mr. D. ed home the early part of the week. riage by Mr. John McMenamin, wore fellow citizen Mr. P. A. Ferguson, received a wire on Fri- Cuthbert. - , Mrs. Roy Mosher who spent the a gown of dusty pink crepe with grey Ï day, conveying the news that his brother, Mr. Donlad Fer- summer with her parents, Mr. and accessories and a shoulder spray ol s OSTROM’S guson had been accidently killed while engaged in bridge Mrs. T. J. Gormley, left on Monday sweetheart roses. She was attended Druggist and Jeweller», Mill Square, Alexandria. building operations at Chicago. for a few days ’ visit in Montreal, prior by her sister, Miss Jermaine MacMil- y to returning to her. home in New York. lan, and Mr. Euclid Dumouchet, Mrs. Gormley accompanied her to acted as best man. ##*#***#* Montreal. A reception was held at the bride’s Mr. Gerald Connell, Prescott, and apartment for the immediate family NO ŒÂNK HÀNDLE Miss Della Connell, Ottawa were witn and friends and the out of town guests their parents, Mr. and Mrs D. Con- included Mr. and Mrs. Euclid Du- While engaged with several others in completing the nell over Sunday. mouchel, Mrs. Gerald Curran and roof Of the addition to the Ottawa Hotel here about 11 Miss Ettie Kerr had as a week end daughter, Dolorosa, Miss Jermaine THIRTY YEARS AGO o’clock, Tuesday morning, siiiî’s lüm sroiï guest, her cousin, Mrs. J. Maguire, of MacMillan, Miss Anna MacDonell, Friday, Oct. 14th, 1910 Mr. Angus Gillis, carpenter,. Montreal. and Privates Gerald MacMillan and i met accidental death in a will be closed Gavin MJacDonaid, of the Royal Cana- 30-foot fall to the ground. A heavy gale was blowing at Captain Angus MacDonald, Mont- adian Engineers (Petawawa) the time and it caught loose felt which was being put down real, visited his mother, Mrs. Alex. î Owing to the ill-health of the bride’s knocking Mr. Gilhs off balance. Mr. Leo. Marcoux re- MacDonald, the early part of the Friday and Saturday mother, Mr and Mrs Alex. MacMillan cently placed on the Alexandria-Green Valley route ,an week. i were not present at the ceremony. up-to-date bus which is a great improvement on the open Mrs. Alcide Therrien, Mr. and Mrs. OCTOBER 11th and 12th, 1940 carriage in which he daily carried patrons to and from, the Orner Latour of Cornwall, visited their KINSMAN—McCRIMMON î C. P. R.—Mr. John McMartin who left here in April parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Guerrier over 7 (Saskatoon Star—Phoenix) On account of Jewish Holy Days for Bangor Sask., and later worked in Osaquan Ont., arrived the week end A wedding of interest to a wldecir, home on Friday. Associated with him were the following j Mr and Mrs. Hugh McMillan, R.R. cle of friends in this district took place Glengarrians, Messrs. Ranald and Dougal Cameron of Mc- 1, Alexandria, having rented their Wednesday evening, September 25, Cormick; N. Baker of Laggan and John A. McDonald of WAS EVER MADE FOR farm, left on Wednesday to take up Store Will Re-üpen I when Miss Harriet McCrimmon, R. N. j this place. Miss Mollie Simon returned home. Thursday residence in Vankleek Hill. Their de- became the bride of Mr. George E. AT 9,15 P.M evening after a three-months visit to her sister, Mrs W. A WOMAN’S HAND! cision is received with regret by their Kinsman, K.C., both of Elrose. The I i Myers of Winnipeg. Town Council on Monday received Don’t wait for battery failure many friends to whom they are en- ceremony was performed by the Rev. j a petition signed by some 200 electors asking that a by-law to spoil dispositions. Drive in deared by pleasant associations. L. W. Hawley at his home in Malta, ; Saturday, October 121 to prohibit the sale of liquor in Alexandria be put to a vote now for a FREE “10 minute" Mr. and Mr Fred McMahon, Miss Montana. Both bride and groom are1 Citizens of Lancaster Village are taking similar steps. The battery check and service. Yvette .Guerrier and Mr. Marcel Bou. well known here, the bride having J commodious bams and outbuildings the property of Mr. If you are needing a new let, of Montreal, spent the week end been matron of the local hospital for SIMON’S GENERAL STORE I G. H. McGillivray, McGillivray’s Bridge, were destroyed battery, let us show you a with their parents, Mi', and Mrs. the past nine years, whilst the groom by fire Friday evening, with most of the contents. Alex. Monarch. Here’s a battery Jules Guerrier. operates a law office. They will reside Alexandria, Ont. j Lalonde, tinsmith, is the successful tenderer for the hot that ends starting worries Mrs. Albertine Zehr and Mr. Fred- in Elrose where the bride will con- air heating of the sacristy of Sacred Heart Church. and operates all electrical tinue her hospital duties for the pre.! erick Zehr, of Castarland, N.Y., were p.S.—We will appreciate very much our customers waiting = accessories to the full. guests for a fwe days this week of 'sent. There’s a Monarch Battery Miss Lottie Cuthbert. until Saturday night 915 for their requirements, when I ********* to suit your purse . .. Sturdily Mayor and Mrs. J. A. Laurin, Miss The bride is the daughter of Mrs.' they will be served, to the very best of our ability.—G.S. 5 built; fully guaranteed; ready Alice Laurin, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Cour- Archie D. McCrimmon, Dunvegan, and to do a rea ! service j ob for y ou. ville, motored to Montreal on Sunday. the late MJ\ McCrimmon. She was A Proclamation has been issued calling for a general Drop in tonight! Mrs. D. MacKay who had been the married in her graduation uniform election on November 7th and Glengarry candidates are guest ^ of Mi's. T. J. Gormley, for a and also wore her George V. Silver losing little time in prepara- few days, returned to Toronto, on Sat- Jubilee medal. FORTY YEARS AGO Hon. The Club Rooms of urday. o— Friday, Oct. 12th, 1909 the Reform Association were Miss S. Bouchard spent the week opened by the liberal candi- end with her father, Mr Fred Bouch- OBITUARY date, Mr. J. T. Schell, over the News Office oil Saturday POWER INTERRUPTIONS ard. MR. DAN B. MacDONALD evening, while the Conservative Club Rooms over Malone’s Mrs. Anthony Lauzon, Miss Cecile Sincere sorrow was expressed when shop were opened Wednesday evening by R. R. MacLennan, Lauzon, of Montreal, were here over it was learned that Dan B. MacDon-1 M. P. Warden A. A. Stewart of Dunvegan has been appoint- the week end the guests of Mr. and aid, a -highly respected citizen of Ap- Users of Electricity will please take notice that, ed Returning Officer. The lifeless body of Mr Morris Mrs. J. M. Langlois. pie Hilt, had passed away on Sunday Fitzgerald, 5-lst Kenyon, was found on the road within Mr. and Mi's. A. Chenier and Mrs. evening, September 15th, at the Hotel' sight of his home Saturday morning. He was returning from weather permitting work on the line, all Hydro Power M. Thauvette motored to Montreal on Dieu Hospital, Cornwall, where he had ■ the factory when the attack struck him down. The been -a patient for some four weeks. wedding of Catherine Alice .only daughter of Mr and Mrs Saturday and were accompanied bv^ Commission lines out of Cornwall which includes Mrs. R. Poirier who had been their He died fortified by all the rites of i Peter Leslie, to Mr. William J. Simpson is announced for the Catholic Church of which he was the 17th. E. de Bellefeuille who is engaged at North guest for the past week. Mr. D. Thauvette, Ottawa, spent always a faithful member. The late Alexandria will be off on Sunday October 13th and a Lancaster, in erecting a store for J. F. Cattanach, BATTERIES the week end with relatives in town Mr. MacDonald wa sa son of the late ' spent Sunday in town. A, Guay the well-known furniture Alexander B. MacDonald and Flor- Sunday, October 20th, from 12.30 to 5.30 p.m. for the | dealer of Maxvuie, was here on business, Tuesday. Mr.' Sold by Mr. and Mrs. Albert McDonald, and DICK’S RADIO SERVICE Miss Hazel Rolland, Mr. and Mrs. ence Kennedy, lot 34-lst Kenyon, and ' - ' ' Quay has- just ! invented an extension bed spring which was born on June 22nd, 1868. purpose of making necessary repairs. he is having patented in Canada and the United States. Rhone 149, Alexandria, Ont. Dosithe Guerrier motored to Lachute on Sunday and were the guests of their He remained on the old homestead t Donald McKenzie of St. Elmo, was riding Into Maxville until five years ago, when he retired one evening last week mounted on a fractious young horse CLEMENT’S son Mr. Albert McDonald and Mrs. and m0ved to Apple Hill village. He Frightened by a barking dog the iior.se jammed young Mc- SERVICE STATION McDonald. P. A Charlebois, Phone 43, Alexandria- Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Lalonde had as had many friends, as he had a keen I Kenzie against a telephone pole, breaking his leg, and sense of humor and was ever warmly finally, threw him to, the ground. their guests on Sunday, Miss Laura Secretary P.U.C. BRUNET’S GARAGE Lalonde, Miss Gross and Mr. H. Ross, welcomed at any gathering. He was Phone 123-R-5, Glen Robertson. of Montreal. predeceased by his parents, two bro- thers, Angus and Duncan, and three