THE GLENGARRY NEWS The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., October 15, 1937. VOL. XLV.—No. 42. *2.00 A YBA* liiril Kenyon Hoad laken Rev. W. R. UlcRallum SI. Lawrence Sanalorium Beciial By Canadian Pnef New Sidewalks Reiny fiuill Miss M. MacKinnon, Max- Premier RepRurn Names Over By Province SI. Omo Named Moderator Now Ras 28 Palienis Oelighls large Audience Along Pari of Main Sireel ville, Heads leachers’ Inslilule Thirleen Man Cabinet GLENGARRY MINISTER HEADS APPROVED APPLICANTS BEING WILSON MACDONALD’S VERSE WINCHESTER TO ALEXANDRIA TOWN COUNCIL INTENDS TO CHIEF INSPECTOR EXPLAINS NEW MINISTERS SWORN INTO MONTREAL AND OTTAWA ADMITTED—62 BEDS SHOWS BRILLIANT AND 42 MILE STRETCH TO BE REPAIR OTHER SECTIONS NEW COURSE OF S’TUDY OFFICE JUST SIX DAYS PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD AVAILABLE RARE CONCEP’TION WHERE NEEDED TO CONVENTION AFTER ELECTION Rev. W. B. McCallum, of St. Elmo, sixteen additional miles of Glen- Since October 1st when St. Lawrence Some 600 persons from the Alex- Work was begun late last week on ’The Glengarry Teachers’ In- Premier Mitchell Hepburn surround- was elected on the first ballot as Mo- Sanatorium, near Cornwall, first open- andria district formed an appreciative garry road, the 3rd Kenyon stretch the building Of new sidewalks along stitute held its two days of sessions in ed himself Tuesday with 13 ministers, derator of the the Montreal and Ot- ed its doors, 28 patients have been ad- audience at the Armouries, last from Alexandria to the Stormont a section of Main Street which has Alexander Hall Oct 7 and 8 under the giving Ontario its biggest cablneB tawa Synod of the Presbyterian mitted to the new institution, built in Thursday evening, when Wilson Mac- County line, have been taken over by for some time been badly In need of capable direction of the President, since the Liberal party came into Church in Canada at its opening busi- the fight against spread of tubercul- Donald, one of Canada’s best known the Ontario government in acquirins- replacement. The municipality’s work- Miss Elmira MacDonell, B.A. Excel- power under Mr. Hepburn in 1934. ness session Tuesday evening, in con- osis in the United Counties. All are poets, gave a delightful recital of his- an important Jink between two of men began breaking up the pavement, lent papers dealing with phases of Eight achieved cabinet rank for tho vocation hall of the Presbyterian Col- from the three Counties and applica- works, under the auspices of the High the main north and south highways last Priday, working north from St. the New Course or kindred subjects first time. lege, Montreal. tions have been received and accepted School. Every available seat was fill- in Eastern Ontario. The 42 miles of Paul street along the west side of were given by Miss Mary Allen, Miss In the drawing-room of Govern- Rev. William Paterson, of Westboro, for fifteen others. They will be admit- ed and judging from the enjoyment road connecting Alexandria and Win- Main, and already some of the new Alice Fraser, Miss Gladys Hill, Miss ment House,, Leutenant-Govemor and Rev. Kenneth McCasklll, of ted as- fast as they can be examined. of those present, twice that number chester have been made a Provincial sidewalk has been laid. Gertrude Morin, Miss Bessie Stewart, Herbert A. Bruce swore into office tho McDonald’s Corners, Ont., were also would be on hand on a later occasion, highway and an order-in-council to There are 62 beds available for pa- Present plans call for the building Mr. Robert MacMillan and Mr. D. new cabinet, just six days after the nominated, but Mr. McCallum obtain- should Mr. MacDonald pay a return this effect appears in the current is- tients on the second floor of the new of new pavements on both sides of McLean. The singing of classes from Hepburn Government was returned to ed a clear,majority in the first ballot. visit. sue of the Ontario Gazette. building, and these will be filled as Main street, from St. Paul to Elgin Apple Hill, Alexandria and Maxville power in a general election. Mr. Hep- Rev. E. E. Preston, of Vankleek Hill, Prom beginning to end of his hour- lieeve E. A. MaoGilllvray of Alexan- rapidly as possible. It is not expected, Sts. and the repairing of other bad ably conducted by the Music Supervl- bum completed his cabinet list dur- had been nominated by his Presby- and-a-half recital, Mr. MacDonald dria, M.L.A.-elect for Glengarry, a however, that the 108 beds of the in- sections throughout the town. The sor, Miss Catherine McRae, attracted ing the day following a series of con- tery, but withdrew his name before held the deep interest of his hearers consistent advocate of such a move, stitution will J}e filled until next year. Roads Committee of Town Council »s much favourable comment as did ferences. the vote was taken. as he moved smoothly along from his received definite confirmation ' on Satisfactory progress is also being to meet at once, to decide finally just the demonstration of history teaching Retains Five Veterans Nominated Before. more serious poems to light verse Wednesday from the highways’ de- made on the new nurses’ home im- what work is to be done. and the stirring music which was in Five members of the former cabinet The new Moderator is a native of which invariably provoked bursts of partment in Toronto. Taking over this mediately west of the sanatorium. The work on Main Street has been charge of the Sisters of the Holy Cross were back in office—^Harry C. Nixon Pictou county. Nova Scotia, He had link between Provincial Highways 31 Workmen are busy inside, installing appreciative laughter. More than a sorely, needed since the street was from St, Margaret’s Convent. as Provincial Secretary; Hon. T. B. been nominated at each annual meet- glimpse of the beautiful, clever mind and 34 is but another step inthe pre- plumbing and wiling ,and will be ready paved, as the sidewalks, were in a Other prominent contributors to McQuesten, Minister of Highways; ing of the Synod for the past two of Mr. MacDonald was given the au- sent government’s programme of as- to go ahead with the plastering in a bad condition. The new sections will the Convention included Miss Lowiy I Hon. Peter Heenan, Lands and Por- years. Last year he withdrew on ac- suming the full cost of construction few days. Authorities hope that the dience through his works, master be built flush with the curb thus doing and Miss Rutherford of the Eastern ests; Hon. L. J. Simpson, Education, count Of illness and inability to at pieces Of imaginative effort which and maintenance of Ontario roads. new building will be ready for occu- away with the potentially dangerous Ontario Health Unit, Mr. J. T. Smith, and Hon. Paul Leduc, Mines. tend. The year before he had tied in could have been conceived only by a ’The cross-counties highway starts pancy by December, At present, the space which now sepalates street and Principal of the Alexandria High Only ministers beaten at the the voting with Rev. Dr. Donald Mac- genius. nurses are quartered on the top floor sidewalk. School, Mr. V. Langton, Agricultural polls last week, Hon. Duncan at a point south of WSnchester, on Odrum, of Brockville, and then with- Highway 31, runs east to Chestervllle of the, sanatorium building. In opening Mr. MacDonald spoke on Representative, and Professor Earl, Marshall, Minister of Agriculture, drew in his favor. Mr. McCallum suc- the necessity of poetry being sincere At Monday’s Council meeting a and thence via Pinch, Avonmore, and Head of the Department of Biology and Hon. j. A. Faulkner, Minister I ceeds Rev. Dr. A. M. Gordon, of Que- and cautioned his hearers never to be resolution was passed expressing Monckland to Algxtuidria, where it in Queen’s University. of Health, were not included in bec City. Council’s pleasure in the election of joins Highway 34. Sixteen miles are in afraid to admire beauty. He declared ’Thursday evening’s banquet which the new Cabinet. Neither wsis Dr. Gordon preached the sermon at New West Cornwall Reeve E. A. MacGlllivray to the On- Glengarry, 21 miles in Stormont and that a love for poetry is growing was provided by the C.W.L. presented Hon. c. W. Cox, Minister without the devotional service with which the tario legislature. Mr. MacGilUvray the remainder in Dundas. Cliurcl] Blessed Sunday steadily in Canada and that the an opportunity for a lively smg-song Portfolio in the last Government... annual meeting of the Synod' opened, spoke in reply, thanking the members ’The present road wlU be rebuilt as movement is being fostered not in the led by Archie Ross. This was followed ..Victor in Port Arthur, Mr. Cox prior to the business session. Cornwall’s most recently establish- large cities, but in the towns and vil- for their kind words. a provincial highway and it is thought by music from Miss C. McRae and will sit as a private member. Rev. Robert Good of Ersklne ed Catholic parish in the West End lages where people live closer to na- Accounts totalling $2,683.51 were likely work will get underway early Miss Agnes Valade and greetings from Newcomen to House. Church, Ottawa, proposed, and of that city ,was graced by the pre- ture. He spoke appreciatively of the passed as was a by-law to establish next year. Widening and re-pavlng, Father Campbell of St. Raphael:^ Three of the new ministers have Very Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston, sence, on Sunday last, of His ExceUen- the rate of taxation. the elimination of dangerous curves splendid receptions accorded him, Dr. Macleod of Alexandria and Dr. ! never sat before in the Legislature. Knox Church, seconded the nom- cy the Most Rev. Felix Couturier, O.P., here. and hiUs and other improvements will Morrow of Maxville. i They are Hon. Gordon Conant, mem- ination of Mr. Patterson. Mr. D.D., Bishop Of Alexandria, and by In his opening poem “Roses”, the On Priday afternoon Mr. V. K.| ber-elect for Ontario; Hon. Colin A. be necessary. several priests of the Diocese, impres- Congratulations Aside from the great saving to the Good said the Ottawa Presbytery author disclosed his real love of na- Greer MA., Chief Inspector of Pub- ' Campbell, defeated in Addington, and had not had a Moderator of the sive services being held in the ture, while the simple and touching United Counties, the new highway will Of interest to friends in Alexandria lie Schools for the Province of Ontario' Hon.' Eric Cross, member-elect for morning and afternoon, followed by a prove a real asset to the residents of Synod since 1925. It was stated lines of “Whush-a-Wee'' told of his and district wUI be the news received delivered an address dealing with ttv’ Haldimand-Norfolk. Mr. Campbell re- also, however, that Glengarry banquet in the evening. northern Glengarry and Stormont. It love for a little child. The" ability to from Vancouver, B.C., to the effect New Course of Studies in Grades I— signed his Frontenac-Addington seat will provide a trunk outlet to the east Presbytery had not had that hon- In the morning the church was express the feelings of others, and that Sergt. A. W. Robinson, of No. VI. Mr. Greer pointed out the pre^ in the House of Commons to run for or either for 10 or 11 years. his masterly use of dialects in recital, II Squadron, R.C.A.F., Vancouver, has and west with direct connection |y blessed. The christening of the beU eminence given to health education the Provincial House and a seat will Mr. McCallum’s nomination was Montreal and Ottawa hlghwaj?.- and Confirmation took place in the were seen in a series ot poems, some received a Coronation Medal in re- and health behaviour, the enrichment ' be found for him. ' moved by Rev. w. E. Davies, of Pinch. afternoon and a social gathering was Of a sad nature tand others mirth pro- cognition of exemplary services. of the English Course and oral The new Attorney-General, Mr. Ont., and seconded by Robert Stewart, held in the spacious basement hall voking, which covered!»the Southern This Medal, acoording to the official language training, the inslstenoe Conant has practised law in Oshawa an elder of Quebec City. They es- at night. negro, the Prench-Caoidian habitant, communication, ffom. Buckingham upon legibility rather than speed ot | since 1912. Mr. Campbell, Minister of Premier RepRurn Promises ' corted the new Moderator to the ros- Rev. J. A. Brunelle, formerly of the Irish and the Scotch. A.deep study Palace which accompanied it, “is to writing, the reduction and re-arrange- Public Works, is a mining engineer, trum after he had been duly gowned. Sacred Heart Parish, Alexandria, is of his subjects and a brilliant turn be Worn in commemoration of Their ment of the arithmetic, the emphasis! He sat as a Liberal-member of the Ontario Industrial Peace Rev. Dr. Allan s. Reid, of Mont- the pastor. of wit were displayed and the appre- Majesty’s Coronation, 12th May, 1937.” in. Social Studies upon social aspects. Federal House from 1935 until his re- real, clerk of the Synod, reported ciation of the audience was added to The presentation was made by Air the increase in the amount of Art and' signation recently. -Mr. Cross, 32 and' Premier Mitchell P. Hepburn, receiv- there were 111 ministers and 93 elders by the introductory words which des- Staff Officer, E. L. MacLeod of Vic- handwork and the emphasis upon sing- j youngest Cabinet Minister, headed ing election returns at his Elgin in the Synod. cribed the origin of the various poems toria, B.C. ing in all grades. Following Mr. Greer's the Ontario Municipal Board until re- Coanty farm home, Wednesday even- 0 Drawing AI SI. Mary's and which were Interspersed with Mrs. A. W. Robinson was formerly address the appreciation of the Insti- I cently. ing, Oct 6th, gave the following state- humorous anecdottes. Inez MacGlllivray, daughter of Mr. tute was expressed by Mr. A. E. Mc- Other cabinet newcomers were ment: Boys’ Grain Club Farish, Wiamslown Mr. J. T. Smith, B.A., Principal of and Mrs. N. J. MacGilUvray, Alexan- Donell of Williamstown. members of the last Legislature. TThey “The people of Ontairo may rest A. dria. Officers for next year include. Pre- are Hon. HHarold J. Kirby, who be- .S., acted as chairman and- in clos- assured they will have another five Aciiievement Day Held At a very successful and enjoyable ing gave full credit to Miss Ethel Os- sident, Miss Margaret McKinnon, comes Minister of Health; Hon. P. M. euchre party conducted by the Ladies years of industrial peace. Ontario has trom, B.A., a member of the teach- Maxville; Vice-President, Mr. Douglas Dewan, Agriculture; Hon, M. M. Mac- given endorsement to the first juris- The Achievement Day for the Alex- Guild of St. Mary’s Parish, 'Wllllams- ing staff, for the successful organiza- Giiariottenliurgli Teaciier Barrett, Balnsville; and Secretary- Bride, Labor ,and Hon. W. L. Hough diction that had ' enough courage andria Boys’ Grain Club was held in town, on Tuesday, Oct. 12th, after the tion of the recital. Treasurer—Miss Mary Stuart, Max- j and Hon. St. Clair Gordon, Ministers openly to defy and resist the threat- the office of the Dept, of Agriculture distribution of the usual euchre prizes, Mr. D. McKay, M.A., popular former Awarded Coronation Prize ■ville. without Portfolio. ened C.I.O. invasion. on Priday afternoon, October 1st, with the drawing took place for the tick- Principal Of the High School, intro- Appointed about six weeks ago to The Cabinet Members named are as “This is a complete justification of a good number present. ets that had been sold on articles raf- The many friends of Miss Jessie duced Mr. MacDonald, and the ap- the Glengdrry Inspectorate, Mr. Z. Follows: the editorial policy of The Globe and Eight boys exhibited grain from their fled in connection with the Parish MacGregor, teacher of Maple Ridge plause which ^eeted him, proved he Phimister, I.P.S., had an opportunity Prime Minister and Provincial Mail, that great newspaper, which home plots. A grain Judging Compe- Social held on August 10th last. The School (SIS. No. 14 Char.) will be de- has not been forgotten by his many at the Convention to meet all the surer—Mr. Hepburn, though differing from me on other tition was also conducted and each of following were the fortunate winners lighted to learn of the recent honour former pupils. teachers in a body. He was named provincial Secretary and Minister vt matters of policy, had the courage to the boys wrote a question paper bas-;d for each article. bestowed upon her by being the teacher on cultural practices of grain. Messrs Following his recital Mr. MacDon- awarded their Majesties’ Coronation honorary president of the Institute. Game and Fisheries—^Hon. Harry Cl support them in my efforts to 1. Ten dollars, donated by Miss H. W. Pearson, District Seed Inspector, ald presented prizes to Miss Frances Medal tor rendering the most out- Nixon. prevent labor racketeers from getting Janet Fraser, won by ticket No. 1549— Kelly and Miss Marguerite Bathurst, Brockville, and J. W. MacRae, Presi- standing service in the educational Attorney-General — Hon. Gordon Ontario into their clutches. Mrs. E. I.ussier, 1004 Beaudry St., the students who had sold the most dent of the Ontario Plowmen’s Asso- field in th© Glengarry Inspectorate. Remembered On Birtbday Conant. ‘“rhere will be industrial peace in Montreal. A very pleasant evening was spent ciation, assisted with the afternoon’s tickets. The Honour Standing of the Maple Public Works—Hon. Colin A. Camp- Ontario, and there will be a better at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar program. This club has been spon- 2. Hand 'Worked Quilt, donated by ’The programme was brought to a Ridge Students in the Williamstown beU. deal for labor. We will see to it that Gareau, Alexandria, on Tuesday, Octo- sored by the Glengarry and East Stor- Miss Fraser, won by ticket No. 461—Mr, close by the presentation of one of High School and the beautification of Municipal Affairs and Welfare —• the abuses in labor are wiped out. I Mr. MacDonald’s playlets, “The Hon- ber 12th, where a large number of mont Agricultural Society. Alpha Legauit, Lancaster. the school grounds pay high tribute to Hon. Eric W. Cross. make this pledge tonight, on a night friends assembled in honor of the The final standing of the eight boys 3. Luncheon Set, hand worked, by est to Goodness Burglar” In spite of the very efficient leadership of Miss Highways—^Hon. T. B. McQuesten., of vindication for Liberalism and the 17th birthday ot their daughter. Miss who completed the project and the Mrs. A. Hayes, won by ticket No. 421- difficulties in presentation on the MacGregor not only among her pu- Mines—^Hon. Paul Leduc. policies I have enunciated. It is not limited space, the six students taking , , Denise Gareau, a popular young Alex- Agriculture—^Hon. P. M. Dewan. a mere promise, but a simple state- Prize Money won Is as follows: Rev. C. P. Gauthier, Apple Hill. pils but also in the ^community la Andrian. Miss Gareau who had- been part won the commendation of audi- which she teaches.—Congratulations Lands and Forests—^Hon. Pefei! ment of fact. Por the bext five years Prize 4. Pair Woolen Blankets, donated undergoing eye treatment in a Mont- ence and author, for the capable in- Miss MacGregor Heenan. J under Liberal rule, this Province will Money by Miss B. C. MoLellan, won by tick- real hospital, to the- delight of her Nell McCrimmon $5.50 terpretation of the various roles. The Education—Hon. L. J. Simpson. receive further benefits from our in- et 2821—Mr. Gordon Sandilands, Wil- 0 friends is progressing favorably to- Donald McMaster . cast was composed of Mary Macleod, Health—Hon. Harold J. Kirby. creasing revenues and a continuation 4.50 liamstown. ward recovery at her home and was Winston Mclnnis .. Connie Llscombe, Jessie T. McMillan, Labor—Hon. M. M. MacBride. of our business-like administration. 3.50 5. Tatted Table Runner, donated Died at Baden, Germany much affected when a well worded ad- Duncan J. MacRae James McMillan, Gerald R. MePhee Without Portfolio.—Hon. W. U “I am a happy man tonight, and 2.50 by Mrs. A. Abjams, won by ticket No. dress was read to her by Miss Cecils Wm. Jeaurond .. and Douglas Kennedy. New Yerk, October 12—It was an- Houck. I wish again to thank the people of 2.00 2539—Mr. James A. Maodonsll, North Menard of Green Valley. Wlallace McLeod .. 0 nounced today that Arthur W. Mil,- Without Portfolio—^Hon. A. St. ClaU Ontario and thp press, particularly 2.00 Lancaster. Later a buffet supper was served Rod. McDougall .. bum, president of the ^rden Com- Gordon. The Globe and Mail, for their un- 2.00 from a well laden table to which all Real Binette .. .. 6. Five dollars, donated by Miss J. Anniversary Services pany had died yesterday at Baden Premier Hepburn announced ap- swerving support in this trying labor 2.00 Fraser, won by ticket No. 2230—Miss Anniversary services will be held m did ample justice and for the event pointment of Mr. Houck to the On- 0 Germany ,of pneumonia. issue. I will prove to the people that Kathleen McDonald;, Ottawa. Kenyon Presbyterian Chimch, Dunve- the dining room was most tastefulP tario Hydro-Electric Power Commis- this is a Government of performance, gan, Sunday, Oct. 17th. These services Mr. Milburn, who was elected pre- 7. Five dollars, don. by Mrs. D. Ro- sident of the Borden Company in and artistically decorate;!. sion. Mayor J. A. Smith, of Kitchener, not Of promise. We have only started Serving On Grand Jury will commemorate a number of an- zon, won by ticket No. 391—Miss Jean- TTie remainder of the evening was Liberal member-elect for Waterloo lifting the burden of taxation from the 1917, was bom at Haverstraw, N.Y., The fall sittings of the Supreme nette McRae, Williamstown. niversaries—the 97th of the building in 1874. He joined Borden’s in 1894 spent in singing and dancing to the North, also has been appointed to the backs of citizens. With this magnifi- Court of Ontario in Cornwall, opened of the old Log Church the 66th of tho music of violin and, guitar, the jolly 1 Hydro Commission, the Premier sstA cent mandate of confidence, we will TThe Committee in charge wish to laying, of the corner stone of the after three years with the Ansonla on Wednesday afternoon with Mr. Clock company He became the Bor- party breaking up about three o’clock.] o go forward with renewed vigor to make thank the donors and workers as well Stone Church, and the 57th of its Justice G. P, McFarland as the pre- den treasurer in 1907, and a director Miss Gareau received many beau- this Province of Ontario an even bet- as all those who bought tickets and formal opening. There is a record of siding judge. Glengarrians on the in 1911. tiful gifts as well as money .all of ter place in which to live.” thus contributed to making the draw- services being held for a number of Bational PresidenI C.W.I. grand jury include Allan Campbell of He is survived by Mrs. Milburn, one which went to show the affectionate ing a success. years before the building of the Log Dalkeith, foreman, John D. McDonald, son Arthur MA., a New York broker, regard In which she is held. Apple Hill, and James Allan McDon- Church in 1840, so there is well over Tn Address Cnnvenlion and two daughters Miss Prances J. Saskatchewan’s Needy To ald, Green Valley. one hundred years of Presbyterian Vinces: New Bruns'wlck, one; Saskat- Milburn of New York and Mrs. A. R. ’The thirteenth annual convention of history in this community. chewan, three; Nova Scotia, three; Services At Martintown Connelly of New Caanan, Conn the Catholic Women’s League, Alex- Be Assisted By St. tinnan’s -As the guest preacher the session Alberta, 10; Quebec, 16; British Col- Arrangements are being made for 0 andria Diocesan Sub-dlvlsion, is to be Recognizing the 101st Anniversary have secured the Rev. W. E. Davies. the sending of a carload of fruit vege- Geo, Wade At Armouries umbia, 55; Ontario, 98 and Manitoba held in Alexander Hall, Alexandria, of the founding of St. Andrew’s Unit- B. A., of Finch. Mr. Davies is an ac- tables and clothing from the parish- Food Supplies For Saskatchewan 155.—Montreal Star. on Wednesday, October 27th, 1937. Tho Next Friday Evening ed Church at Martintown, the con- complished orator and has sometime.? 0 ioners of St. Pinnan’s—as is other The fact that Geo. Wade and his National President, Miss Boland, of gregation are holding special services been described as the Welsh Whirl- REGINA, October 9.— Three hund- parishes of the Diocese—to th« needy popular Cornhuskers have not appear- Toronto, will be present and ■will ad- there on Sunday, October 24th and wind. On Monday evening at the an- red and forty one carloads of fruit, Autumn Tiiankofferlng W.M.S. of the drought-stricken areas of Sask- ed at the Armouries for some months dress the convention, as will Miss Eva the follow evening will entertain at a niversary supper he will give his lec- vegetables and canned foodstuffs for The autumn Thankoffering of the atchewan. Ganvatsers were named on should be all the more reason for a Dillon, National Executive Secretary. banquet. The guest preacher on Sun- ture on Wales. Miss Katherine MacRae Women’s Missionary Society of the Sunday last to cover every section of large number attending next Friday’s Saskatchewan drought area farmers Other speakers on the programme day will be Rev. J. U. Tanner, D.D., and Miss Helen MacCallum of St have been handled by the Saskatche- United Church, Alexandria, -wUl be the Parish in order that a close esr dance. Several recent changes in the His Excellency the Bish<^ of Alexan- while Rev. T. W. Jones, M.A., BJJ., Elmo are the guest singers for the ser- wan Voluntary Relief Commission, Dr. held in the Sunday School Room, on timate of what will be forthcoming orchestra are reported and observers dria, Rev. Ewen J. Macdonald, Mayor of Montreal, wUI give an illustrated' vices. A cordial welcome is extended . J. W.. Hedley, chairman, said yester- Wednesday, October 20tto, at 2.30 p.m. can be made. . . say they are even better than usual. Laurin and Mrs. D. A. McDonald, lo- address at the banquet. to all who may wish to attend. |day. Total carload shipments by pro- Rev. Mr. Beokley of Glen Sandfield will be the guest speaker. cal president. The G-lengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., October 15, 1937. Tage 2.

YORK WEST—W. J. Gardhouse (L). Unchanged. Eyes Tested iP ^ (È. IÈ. Members Elecled In CONSERVATIVE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON EVERY Recent rrnvincial Cnntesi ADDINGTON—W. D. Black (C). WEEK OF INTEREST TO FARMERS Unchanged. Good glasses if you need them. LlBERati CARLETON—A. H. Acres (C). Un- ALGOMA-MANITOULIN — W . L. Good advice if you don’t. changed. Miller (L). Unchanged. W. C. LEYBOURNE, R.O., of 158 Pit» DUPFERIN-SIMCOE—Rev. A. W. biaiVN B.RAKJ i St., Cornwall, at the offices of Dr. D. tubers should be remoyC'd, the sacks should be clean BRANT—Hon. H. C. Nixon (L) elect- Downer (C). (Gain from Lib.). OCTOBER SCENE ON CANADIAN FARM ed. Unchanged. D. McIntosh, Dentist, Alexandria. and the bags should be full vreight when packed. FORT 'WILLIAM—Frank Spence Every Wednesday afternoon. Good quality will always result in repeat orders. BRUCE—J. 'W. Sinclair (L). Un- (C). Conservative gain fromi Liberal. (By B. W. Hart, Division of Botany, Central Ex- changed. perimental Farm, Ottawa) This applies as much to seed as it does to table GRENVILLE-DUNDAS—C. H. Chal- J -Eofryour potatoes. . COCHRANE NORTH—J. A. Habel lies (C). Unchanged. In the solemn peace of glowing autumn, when 0 (L). Unchanged. VCHlLDREïK I beauty rather than sorrow dims the, eyes, there COCHRANE SOUTH — Charles HASTINGS EAST — Dr. Harold seems to be a. hush—^the hush of the year turning CANADIAN CHICKENS Gallagher (L). Unchanged. ■Wtelsh (C). Unchanged. "Crown Brand” Corn Syrup half-satisfied, half-reluctant, toward its winter FAVOURED IN BRITAIN DURHAM—C. G. Mercer (L) Un- HASTINGS 'WEST—R. D. Arnott makes happy, healthy chil- changed. (C) (Cons, gain from Lib.) dren. No doubt about that, It is a soothing relief, after the hot and humid ESSEX SOUTH—Charles Fletcher KINGSTON—T. A. Kidd (C). Un- for doctors say it creates Dry Hardwood, Soft days, to awaken each morning in air made crystal- The following extracts from the British ne\vs (L). Unchanged. changed, Energy and helps to build papers The Feathered World and The Fish Trades LANARK—G. H. Doucett (C). Un- strong, sturdy bodies. Chil- wood and mixed wood, line by friost and sweet with faint perfumes. When ELGIN—Hon. M. F. Hepburn (L). Gazette indicate the trend on the British market changed. dren love it and never tire in lengths of 12 in , 18 in,, dawn breaks, the mist floats in a milky coverlet Unchanged. over all the world, but is soon raised like a cur- with regard to Canadian poultry. The Feathered LEEDS—W. B. Reynolds (C). (Gain of its delicious flavor. 24 in,, 36 in., also Fur- World states—^‘‘Canada is making a, strong; bid ESSEX NORTH—Dr. A. H. Trottier from Lib.). nace Blocks. tain, by the rising sun to expose the woodland alive (L). Unchanged. with great gleaming masses of gay shivering color for Die table chicken market in this country (the OTTAWA SOUTH—G. H. Dunbar THE FAMOUS Your winter’s entire British Isles and, now that nearly all stocks in cold GLENGARRY— E. A. MacGilli'vray (C) Unchanged. ENERGY —gold crimson, scarlet and fire-red—a splendour FOOD supply is available at which possesses the biiain with its fierce effulgence, storage here are cleared, new consignments are (L). Unchanged PEEL—T. L. Kennedy (C) (Cons, all too .short-lived. Everyone (perliaps even cynics) epoeted. HAMILTON CENTRE — W. F. gain from Liberal). our yard. must anticipate this with a passion for which lan- “Canada is producing a good quality bird and Schwenger (L) elected. Unchanged. PRINCE EDWARD-LENNOX — J. Give us a call. guage has yet no name. is paying special attention to conditions and pack- HAMILTON-tVENTWORTH— Hon. D. Hepburn (C). Elected (Cons, gain As explained in Botanical Notes for September, ing, tw'o factors which the people of Holland have T. B. McQuesten (L). Unchanged. from Lib.). mastered successfully to our disadvantage, and SIMCOE EAST—William Finlayson during the first two weeks of this month, autumn HAMILTON EAST—J. P. MacKay CYRILLE LACOMBE which will be a strong point in favour of Canadian (C.). Cons, gain from Liberal). tinted leaves, especially those of the maples, may (L). Liberal gain from C.C.F. produce in the eyes of the buyers, as against the TORONTO BEACHES—T. A. Mur- ALEXANDRIA, ONT- be collected and preserved for making really beau- HALDIMAND-NORFOLK—Eric 'W. Phone 81. 2S-tf. tiful objects of art, such as wreathes, lamp shades, badly marketed bulk of English birds. phy (C). Unchanged. 'Hy .: • sprays and table decoration ; or these tinted maple “Canadian eggs also may be expected in great- Cross (L). Unchanged. TORONTO DOVERCOURT — Wil- leaves together with those of many other wood- er qualities, and a proposed increase in freight HAI/TON—T. A. Blakelock (L). Un- liam Duckworth (C). Unchanged. a.''"/ --f'/V >'V^444i.«VA ««L I land species of trees and shrubs can be preserved rates is to be less than was originally suggested, .so changed. TORONTO HIGH PARK—W. A. as systematic collections. as not to hamper the tra,de. It is clear that Eng- HURON — James Ballantyne (L). Baird (C). Unchanged. October is associated with the end of the har- lish produce!ÏS must wake up to the fact that their Unchanged. TORONTO PARKDALE—F. G. Mc- vest and consequently with Thanksgiving, which market is covered by others who will secure a good HURON-BRUCB—c.' A. Robertson Brien (C) Unchanged. has suggested the following appropriately beauti- deal of it because there is no effectively organiz- (L). Unchanged. TORONTO RIVERDALE — W. A ed competition from home producers.” Summerville (C). Gain from Lib. ful thought,- contributed by a colleague—Mrs. ,M. KENORA—Hon. Peter Heenan (L). The Fish Trades Gazette, the official organ of TORONTO WOODBINE—G. C. El- H. NorAvell—who takes a kindly and helpful inter- Unchanged. est in these notés :— the wholesale poultry trade in Great Britain, in its gie (C). Unchanged. “Pei^haps even the most emotionless of us may, issue of September 4, states—‘‘Nearly all Canadian KENT "WEST—A. St. Clair Gordon VICTORIA—L. M. Frost (C). (Corns, with grace, give voice to the gratidude in oar stocks of poultry have been cleared on our niarket (L). Unchanged. gain from Lib:) hearts when we know that though winter must be except a few case.s here and there of heavy birds, LAMBTON EAST—M. D. McVlcar YORK EAST—Hon. George S. Henry faced with its burdens, the passing of the fall has and even these will be cleared within the next three (L), Unchanged. (C). Unchanged. been full of promise ; filled our cupboards with food, w’eeks. The most saleable size of Canadian chick- LAMBTON WEST—IV. A. Guthrie YORK SOUTH—Leopold Macaulay of all kinds, helping us along thi'ough the bleak en on our markets is froni 3 to 4 pounds. There is (L). Unchanged. (C). Unchanged. days of icy -winter, giving a season of rest to plant of course always a demand for other weights, but the • LINCOLN—A. J. Haines (L). Un- life, and building for everyone a hopeful and invi-j lighter w^eights always seem to clear out first cif any changed. OTHERS gorating enchantment against any small or large shipments. I think that the Grade 1 milkfed Canadian LONDON—Dr. A. S. Duncan (L). GREY SOUTH—Farquhar Oliver (discomfort to be met—and handled with content- small ch'iiekens when carefullv (l.efrosted especi- Unchanged. (U.F.O.). Unchanged. ment and even joy.” ally the white ones, are splendid birds for caterers, MIDDLESEX NORTH—J. W. Free- KENT EAST—D. M. ^ CampbeU The gr-eat prornise fulfilled that until the end I can safely say this: the London hotels and rest- born (L). Unchanged. I (L.-Prog.). Unchanged. of time the days of harvest shall never fail includes, aurants will he using a good deal more than they MIDDLESEX SOUTH—C. M. Mac- NORTH GREY—Roland Patterson P HOME of coui'ise, our edible wild fungi, an a,dmirable and did last year; that is, if the quality and standard Fie (L). Unchanged. (L.-Prog.). Unchanged. r IMPROVEMENT LOAN’1 fully illustrated account of which has been written that we expect materialize.” MUSKOKA-ONTARIO—Frank Kel- INDEPENDENT by Messrs. H. T. Gussow and W. S. Odell. 0 ly (L.) Unchanged. BRANTFORD — M. M. MacBride Other edible wild plants which yield roots, NIAGARA FALLS—W. L. Houck (Ind.-L.) elected. Unchanged. What does year home need most? A new FALL FERTILIZING AID TO PASTURES (L). Unchanged. roof, a coat of paint, more modem heating fruits, greens and fungi are,dealt with by A. E. and plumbing equipment, a model kitchen, a Porild in a bulletin entitled “Edible Roots and Bei-- NIPISSING—J. E. Cholett (L). Un- PARTY GAINS AND LOSSES CONSERVATIVE GAIN FROM spare room for the^cMdren or a week-end ries of Northern Canada,” published by the De- changed. guest? Whatever improvement you have in partment of Mines and Resources, Ottaw-a. , The valu,e of tlm.application of fertilizers in the fall NORTHOMMRLAND H. N. Carr LIBERAL mind you can finance t 'his year with a Home to pastures and alfalfa, and particularly to perman- (L) elected. Unchanged. DUFFERIN-SIMCOE — Rev. A. W. Improvement Loan. At any branch of The The species aiRENFREW NORTH — Dr. J. C. CARE REQUIRED WHEN had started in the spiting. Bradley (L). Unchanged. CONSERVATIVE. PETERBOROUGH — A. L. Elliott TELEPHONE ALKS IN THE WATSON FAMILY HARVESTING POTATOES 0 RENFREW SOUTH—T. P. Murray (L). Unchanged. (L), from T. P. Lancaster, Conserva- NEW FEEDING STUFFS tive. The time has arrived when the late potato crop RUSSELL—Romeo Begin (L). Un- ACT AND REGULATIONS changed. TORONTO BRACONDALE — Lio- is to be harvested and growers should give careful nel Conacher (L). Gain from Conser- SAULT STE. MARIE—R. M. MC- thought to ways and means of eliminating, as far vatives. as possible, a. lot of the unnecessary cuts and bruis- Meekln (L). Unchanged. es which result from careless or poor harvesting The Canadian feed trade has been notified of SUDBURY—J. M. Cooper (L). Un- and handling. the new Feeding Stuffs Act, 1937, and Regulations changed. GLEN ROBEETSON Many growers seem to lose sight of the fact thereunder. The new Act is a revision of the former SIMCOE CENTRE—Hon. L. J. Simpson (L). Unchanged. that after spending the whole season in producing •4et, and the changes are designed to cover a more (Intended for last issue) a good crop they bruise or damage mapy tubers— STORMONT-^F. B. Brownrldge (L). complete range of live stock feeds, with appropri- Mr. Allan McDonell spent Friday making them more or less unsalable.or subject to a ate consideration of the mineral and vitamin fac- Unchanged. low graiding—^by hurrying the harvesting opera- tors which ar(e more and more being stressed in TEMISKAMING—W. G. Nixon (LI and Saturday in Montreal tions. Producing large yields per acre is not the animal nutrition. Unchanged. Mr. A.' Hambleton -visited Dunvegan whole story; without quality, quantity is of,little The principal new featui-es of the Act are : TORONTO BELLWOODS —Arthur friends on Saturday. value. mineral mixtures must show a guarantee of the W. Roebuck (L). Unchanged. ■Mr. and Mrs. Rod. McDonald, 1st The eonsumer is demanding more and more a main elements present, and mixed supplements or TORONTO-BRACONDALE — Lion- Kenyon, spent Sunday in town. high quality product, and if farmers are to dis- concentrates, the purpose of, which is to supply el Conacher. Liberal gain from Con- Mrs. C. McDougall is spending sev- pose of their crop at a profit they must make spe- both proteins and mineiWATERLOO NORTH—J. A. Smith turned from Ireland intends to spend BO litUe, too, that he has decided to fore- erable injury. wheat relief organizations which maintain the (L). Unchanged. some time here. stall attacks by a regular schedule of On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. The'pickers and other handlers should also be price of wheat in Bulgaria at 86 cents and rye a,t WATERLOO SOUTH—Hon N. O. weekly calls. warned npt to dump the tubers into baskets, barrels 62 cents per bushel; 95 cents per bushel for wheat Hipel (L). Unchanged. F,i A. Hambleton were among the Or bags, or otherwise roughly to handle them. Simi- in Hungary ; and at prices fixed from time to time, WELLINGTON SOUTH —Dr. J, H. diners at the farewell supper given BUPa ideas are right in line with the rest of the for Mr. Fletcher, student pastor at family. The Watsons have come to appreciate lar care should be taken in placing them in the if necessary, in .Yugoslavia and Rumania. King (L).,, Unchanged. fully the comforts, conveniences and low cost storage .bins aijd .in moving them ï?om these to the ^^—0 WELLAND—E. J. Anderson (L). Cote ' St. George Church. Long Distance. Do You realize how little it costs • grading machines. These machines, too, should The bulk of butter entering world trade is Unchanged. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. to telephone? have the moving parts adjusted or padded so that marketed in the United Kingdom which shows ris- Wl^INGTON NORTH — Ross O. Hambleton were Mrs. D. Hope, Mr the tubers do not bruise. ing imports, Germany is the second largest market McEwlhg (L). Unchanged. and Mrs. C. Herbert, and son of [Low Ni(^t Rotea begin every evening Growers and dealers alite should see to it that in the world for imported butter, with declining YORK NORTH—Morgan Baker (L). Cleveland, Ohio also Mr. and Mrs. at seven, and apply ALL OAT SUIIDATI Jï good pack is put on the market, All imports. __ Unchanged. Meldrum of Newington,, Ont. f "" f~T"i The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., October 15, 1937. Page 3

begins to fade, which it does in three to ten days. 41 s(?i??li tilings uujyuulii iifflirr ^ ^ d* ^ T^ajf.itjons give the effect of alco\ Then comes the stage of convales- ?«e. swivelli cence. As the rash disappears the skin ry plentiful. fur on a, cushion on the table and beat it sharply DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS infringements of the traffic laws; you are requested to use Motor Vehicles Branch PEAT FIBRE , with a thin cane ; any loose fur will come to the sound judgment. We will deal adequately with offenders. TI}e peat fibre used is a clean mixture into surface and probably reveal the fact that it has which some charcoal and crushed shell have been been bitten off. Ifk the pest is in the egg stage, introtduced. you can feel the tiny gritty bits adhering to the The fibre mixture should be moist all through. .fur. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., October 15, 1937. Page 4

was decided to hold the meeting dur- Air. and Mrs. J. G. O’Neil, the Misses Beatrice Robertson was the winner ing the winter months on the after- Jacqueline and Lillian O’Neil, of Mai- of the set of dishes in the ladies con- Child Health Conterence COUNTY NEWS sonneuve, Mr. Brodie Snyder and the test in connection with the show held IÎ You Want f noon of the first Wednesday of the ’The monthly Child Health Confer- month instead of on the first Thurs- Orange Hall of Glen Sandfield join- here last week. Don’t let them drop HAXVILUS ence will be held in the offices of the day as heretofore and also that the ed forces to provide a comic and ro- Beatrice. A Position - - Miss Florence Blaney, Tweed, was Thankoffering meeting wiU be held mantic Western movie show that even- Eastern Ontario Health Unit, Alex- Write irnmediately for particulars about a business home for Thanksgiving. on October 28th. ing. TAYSIDE andria, on Wednesday, October 20th, which will bring steady profits every week. As Mrs. A. M. Franklin had as a week Elder J. A .Jamieson and Rev. R. H. commencing at 2:00 pm. Appoint- EVENING AUXILIARY McKelvy were delegates to the Re- Mr. and Mrs. D. MacRae, Ottawa, there is only one opportunity, better apply right end guest her daughter, Miss Mayme ments may be made through either away: Extension Department, doos Richelieu Franklin, Toronto . The thankoffering meeting of the formed Presbyterian Church presby- spent th week end with her parents. the family doctor or the public health Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Weegar spent Evening Auxiliary of the United tery (St. Lawrence group) on ’Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Clarnce J. McPhall Street, Montreal. nurse. the week end with their daughter, Mi's,^ Church W.M.S. was held at the Manse, and Wednesday. Owing to a logical were recent visitors to Ottawa. on Tuesday evening. Mrs. J. H. Ham- last-minute change Lisbon, N.Y., was The service in the Baptist Church Roy Anderson, Montreal. j Foreigners established 24 factories in ilton had charge of the devotional the meeting place instead of Almonte. will be held on Sunday evening at 7.30 For the week end Mrs. R. T. j Great Britain in the last year. O’Hara had with her, her son Howard ■ part of the meeting. The scripture Mr. F. Sabourin is embarking on o’clock. Everyone welcome. O’Hara, Montreal. ! reading waÉ taken by Mrs. F. L. Mc- power farming lines and as a result Mr. and Mrs. A. McPhail of Corn- Those nations wanting a place in HALLOWE’EN wall, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Miss Margaret Braddock, Montreal, Millan while the Study Book chapter his ploughing is well advanced. the sun stand in the sunlight of their spent the holiday with Mrs. D. G. Mo- was reviewed by Miss Gladys Mac- Friends from the Capital in the per- and Mrs. E. McPhail. own people. Ewen, St. Elmo. ! Ewen. An interesting thankoffering sons of Mr. Vandenberg and Mr. Cle- Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Fletcher and Mrs. W. B. MacDiarmid had wltli reading was given by Mrs. C. B. Mc- ment were dinner guests of Mr. Mc- family of Maxville, had as guests on COMMUNITY SALE Dermid. Meekin and family Thanksgiving. the recent holiday, Mrs. F. j. McPher- MISQIIERIIDE DAHCE her for the recent holiday .Miss Hat- Questions from the Missionary son and son Gralton and Mr. and Mrs Of Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Poultry, Im- tie MacRae, Ottawa. I —IN- Don’t forget the big dance in Fer-^ Monthly were in charge of Miss Anna BONNIE HILL Bert Renfrew. plements, Harness, Household Effects, guson’s. Hall tonight, i Tracey who was assisted by Mrs. J. etc., will be held on the Air. and Airs. Sam Robinson moved Alax,VilIe Exhibition Grounds A1.EXANDEE HALL ALEXANDEIA the General Hospital, Cornwall, ;s M. MacRae, Mrs. P. T. Munroe, Mrs. MCDONALD’S GROVE Stanley Kippen and Miss Myrle Kin- to this section the latter part of last ON WEDNESDAY 20th OCTOBER Mr. and Mrs. Dllett and the Misses week. ' üllett were in town for Thankgiving near. Mrs. A. D. McDougall is spending at 1 p.m. Mrs. T. W. Munro, president, pre- Mrs. Dan McDonald, McDonald’s Glen some time in Ottawa and will be pre- Anyone wishing to dispose of sur- Thursday Evening, Oct. 2lith, W guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Dwyer visited her sister, Mrs. Pasher, Alex- Miss Bessie Whyte of the Bank of sided at the business portion of the sent at the Institute meeting. plus stock or articles may consult the meeting. The roll call was responded andria, on Sunday. Mrs. H. Urquhart spent the hoU- undersigned. Under nuspices Alexander Hall Coininittee Nova Scotia, week ended with her Mr. and Airs. C. Amey, Ottawa, parents, at carleton Place. to by the reading of a verse of scrip- day with her daughter, Mrs. Cameron, A commission of 5% will be charged j called on Mr. and Airs. Angus Hay on Mr. and Mrs. Stan. Brydges, Mont- ture or a verse of a hymn containing Montreal. on items offered for sale for $50 or Monday. real, spent Tranksgiving with hef the word “Cross.” Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Benton spent over, under that amount 10% will be Burton Howard's Orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Levigne have removed parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Jamieson. Following are the members of the Thanksgiving with their daughter, charged. to Lochiel. Miss Lois MacMillan, Montreal, was visiting committee tor the month. Mrs. Sine and Mr Sine of Hastings. The list for the day, which is as yet BORN—On Saturday, October 9th, a week eud guest of her parents, Mr. Misses Bessie Whyte, Mabel Air. and Mrs. Urquhart and daugh- incomplete, already comprises, 5 Per- Prizes awarded for Best Costumed Couple, to Mr. and Mrs. James Hay, a daugh- and Mrs. F. L. MacMillan. | Whyte, Hattie Cheeseman and ter, of Avonmore, were Sunday guests cheron mares, with foals at side; 2 two! ter. and for Best Lady and Gentleman in Costume Among the Toronto visitors dur- ^ Mrs. E. E. Winter. Miss Anna of Air. Alex. Ross and Mrs. McMillan. year old black Percheron mares; 3 Ing the week were MÏ. and Mrs. Gor-^ ’Tracey was appointed convener Mr, and Mrs. John McLennan, Mt. teams heavy horses; 2 thoroughbred Dancing 9 30 to 2.00 don Cawker and children also Mr. of the flower committee. Arrange- LOCHIEL and Airs. Fred Campbell and Miss saddle horses, which will give an ex- and Mrs, Lionel Cameron. ments were made for the packing of a -Alrd, Maxville, spent the recent holi- hibition race on day of sale; 1 Shet- EVERYBODY WELCOME. The Misses Margaret C. Munro, bale for the West which went forward Mr. J. W. MacRae left on Saturday day with Ottawa friends. land pony with saddle and bridle; 2 Alma Stewart and Florence MacKay, on Friday. It was announced that a for Fergus, Ont., to be' present at the Mrs. A. J. Wilkes spent the early Standard bred mares, one in foal; 2 Costumes are not obligatory. " Montreal, were at their homes for sectional meeting would be held at International Ploughing Match. He part of the week at her parental sucking Percheron colts; 2 purebred Thanksgiving. j Moose Creek, at 2 p.m., on Oct. 21s ‘ was accompanied by Mrs. MacRae and home. bull calves accredited and blood test- daughter Miss Theresa. Air. and Mrs. D. L. Scott, Fournier, Admission 50 cents Miss Margaret Dingwall and Mr. when all who possibly can were urged ed; I Jersey heifer from same herd to Mr. and Mrs. E. Swerdfager, Otta- Mr. D. Renwick of Fairmount, Sask., including supper. Finlay Dingwall, Montreal, were holi- to be present. freshen shortly; 3 one year old heifers; I Lunch was served by Mrs. Ham- wa were guests for ’Thanksgiving of were Monday callers at the home of day guests of their parents, Mr. and several milch cows; 19 shoats; 50 hens; her mother, Mrs. H. A. R. MacMillan. Mr. H. Wilkes. Mrs. T. W. Dingwall. . ilton’s unit. 100 puUets; 3 set heavy double har. Mrs. wm. MacDonald and Mis.s Mr. Donald McGilUvray and Mr. 0 ness; 3 set single harness, 1 set nearly DYEK George Hay left on ’Tuesday morning “The possibilities of industrial develop- Alma MacDonald are visiting with re- new, 1 buggy, saddle, 2 rope ma’cers; w'ith Mr. Langton of Alexandria, for ment beggar any wrbrds you can think latives in Baltimore, Md. Mr. D. M. MacRae with friends mo- 2 collars and hames; 2 box stoves, 1 Low Round Trip Fares from ALEXANDRIA the Ploughing Match at Fergus. of.” ’There was a large attendance at tored to Montreal for the week end. buggy, 3 sets double sleighs; 1 set sin- 0 — —Charles K. Kettering. the reception tendered Mr. and Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. R. Aubin, Wales, Ont,, gle sleighs. Ladles especially invited. Garnet Campbell in Ferguson’s Hall, visited at Joe Aubin’s on Tuesday, COTTON BEAVER “The world news every day is so E. S. WINTER, Monday evening. Simday visitors at G. L. Buell’s were j much like a bad dream—a crazy mud- L. J. McNAUGHTON, Managers. ONTREAL *1“ Mr. and Mrs. Osie Villeneuve, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunt, Cornwall, ’The Cotton Beaver Branch of St. dle of hysteria and horror.” J. H. AUBE, Auctioneer. Miss Isabel MacLeod and Linton Mac- and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Buell, Mrs. Columba Women’s Missionary Society Leod, were in New York attending the . C. Buell, Gravel Hill. held a tea and sale of candy at the home of Airs. Angus J. MacDonald on OTTAWA . ‘1“ world series baseball classic. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Emburg and Cameron J. Campbell and T. W. family, Valois, Que., were Monday the 28th September. About forty ladie" SATURDAY, OCT. 16. by all trains. Dingwall have recovered from their re- visitors of their sister, Mrs. D. were present including Mrs. Maxw»’' Sunday, OCT. 17, by morning trains (where operated) cent illness sufficiently to resimie D. McKenzie. of Central Patricia; Mrs. J. H. Ward their regular activities:' Mr. and Mrs. Sabourin, Rigaud, were of Frobisher; Airs. N. J. Montgomery, RETURN LIMIT:-Monday, Oct. 18, by all trains. of Elkhom and Miss E. G. MacMaster Friends ae glad to know that Bob recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Copitol Theotre For further details, consult agent. Ellis who underwent an operation in Archie Villeneuve. of Montreal. At the conclusion of a most enjoy- Ask Agents for particulars of Canada’s Maple Leaf Contest. the Geneal Hosopital, Cornwall, is Miss Christena McRae spent the Cornwall, Ont» Seven Cash Prizes. You may win 100 dollars. convalescing at his home here. week end and holiday with Montreal able afternoon, a vote of thanks to Miss Morence Elderidge of Ottawa, friends. the hostess was moved by Mrs. Rod. AlacCrimmon and seconded by Mrs. was the ' guest of Miss Jemima Cass Airs. D. D. McKenzie and Finlay Mary MacMaster, to which everyone CAN AD IA N, N ATI O N AL for the Thanksgiving holiday. McKnzie were guests on Thursday Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday Recent guests of Mrs. P. A. Mac- of Mr. and Airs. Jas. Emburg and heartily agreed. Leod were Miss Hazel McCain, Supt. 0— family. Green Valley. HIRE HILL October 18 - 19 - 20 Quebec Women’s Institutes, MacDon- On Monday Mr. Alex. M. MacRae ald College and Mr. and Mrs. P. E arrived from Melaval, Sask., and is The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup- SONJA HENIE - TYRONE POWER MacLeod of Ottawa. the guest of relatives. He brought a per will be observed in St. Columba McLEISTER’S DRUG STORE Maxville folks welcome as citizens, consignment of horses east. Church, on Sunday morning next, Oct. -IN- :^Ir. and Mrs. John McCrimmon Who] Mr. and Mrs. D. J. MacLean, and 17th, at 11 o’clock. Rev. A. S. Reid SPECIALS FOR FALL ,4-etiring from their farm at Sandring-1 Audrey and Air. M. MacRae spent of Montreal, will conduct the service. ham, have taken up residence with Sunday with the former’s mother. Rev. S. MacMaster Kerr, Lancaster, “THIN ICE” Quart Bottle COD LIVER OIL |1 Peter McKercher, Fair Street. Airs. J. K. MacLean, Ashbum. will have charge of the evening ser- Quarts Extra Heavy MINERAL OIL 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison and Mr. Finlay MacKenzie, Airs. D. D. vice at 7 o’clock. There will be no pre- A Gay and Magnificent Musical, The Wonder and Miss Dorothy Morrison of Haileybury, Large Bottles Elixi Extract of COD LIVER and MALT 1 MacKenzde and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. paratory service. the Loveliness of which will Bring You one of the Smaller Bottles^ with Creosote- who spent a few days with Mrs. P. T. MacRae motored to Massena, N.Y., on Munroe and Miss Janie Munroe, re- Saturday and were the guests that day MoOBianyioN Outstanding Entertainments of the Season. Menthal Cough Balsam turned to their northern home on of Air. and Airs. D. J. MacKenzie. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Buell, Max- Miss Mora Clark is holidaying at READY-MADE SPECTACLES always on hand from $2 up. Quite a number from here attended ville, called on Air. and Mrs. J. M. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thursday Friday - Saturday Call in and look them over- No obligation to buy. the funeral of the late John A. Mac- MacRae and Mr. and Mrs. G. L. T. J. Clark. ■ Open every night till 8 o’clock- DougaU held in Winchester, on ’Thurs- Buell on Sunday last. Mr. Hamish McLeod, Picton, Ont,, day. Jack was a member of MaxviUe’s spent the week end at his parental October 21 - 22 - 23 0 first lacrosse team. Among his old home here. JOHN McLElSTER BRODIB mates who were there were Dr. W. B Air. Gordon Avery visited with New ALEXANDER KORDA PRESENTS Druggist and Stationer. MacDiarmid, G. H. McDougall and Mr. James Rankin and Miss Vir- Liskeard and Kirkland Lake friends Billy Ward. ginia Rankin, of the TWln Cities, Min- last week. For the week end holiday Fred La- nesota, were accompanied by Air. and Mrs. Kennedy, McTaggart, Sask., is ELEPHANT BOY' grolx of the Canadian Bank of Com- Mrs. Norman MacRae, Verdun, on a spending several weeks at the home merce, Cornwall, visited his parents of her mother. Airs. D. M. Campbell. holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Based on “Toomai of the Elephants” by Rudyard Mr. and Mrs. Nap. Lagroix. Fred is MaoRae here. Aliss Annie McCrimmon, Montreal, one of the members of the staff who j Air. John Brodie and Miss Ethel spent the week end with her brother, Kipling. An Extraordinary Picture with a looo gave chase when the would be gun Mr. D. C. McCrimmon. Brodle were at home to their acquain- Thrills that will Make Every Vein in Your man attempted to hold up that branch tances, Mr. Greer of Montreal and Mr .and Mrs. D. A. McPhee, Vank- one day last week. Fred was running Miss Margaret AlacRae, of Hudson, leek Hill, called on Air. and Airs. D. Body Pound with Excitement. A Chat towards him, not from him. Quebec. J. McCrimmon on Sunday. Mrs. Malcolm MacKenzie was a CHURCH ANNIVERSARY Monday guest of Airs. McMeekin. GLEN ROBERTSON On Sunday next, the anniversary Rev. R. H. McKelvy, Mesdames W. Difterent people adopt different methods of warming services of the United Church, will be After spending the summer here Mr. McMeekin and W. Smith, and Mr. up-” One Safe Way is with Perfection Heaters, also held when Rev. H. Campbell, B.A., B.D, Bob McGilhs has returned to Mont- Stoves and Ranges- The two latter require Pipes and of Verdun, Que., will be the special John Jamieson motored over to Al- real. monte on Saturday to attend the ob- Elbows. preacher for the day. AIlss M. McCulloch visited Glen George Wade The annual church supper and pro- sequies of the late Rev. John M. Ruth- Norman relatives on Sunday. erford, pastor of the Reformed Presby- See that your windows need neither Glass or Putty. gramme will be on Tuesday evening Congratulations to E. A. MacGilli- and his Corn Huskers terian Church in that town. Rev. and That helps a great deal to defeat the assault of Jack when Rev. D. N. Cobum, B.A., Pres- vray, M.L.A.-elect, and is he in, or is Frosthvho is ‘‘just around the corner.” cott, will lecture on “Lifting and Mrs. McKelvy had also gone over the he in. AT THE Learning.” previous ’Thursday to sympathize with Miss N. Hay, teacher, enjoyed the Radio, Car, Hot Shot, Dry Cell and Mrs. Rutherford who remains. week end and holiday at her home in Armouries, Alexandria Flash Light all come under the general term MAXVILLE W.M.S. Mr. Alexander AlacRae received a Lochiel. ‘‘Batteries.’’ The October meeting of the United' Thanksgiving Day call from his ne- The Misses Catherine McDonald and Church WI.MB. was held on Thursday ! phew, Mr. Campbell Fraser, secretary Pauline Smith, Cornwall spent the re- All these are of little avail if the roof leaks. If it does, afternoon, Mrs. Ben Doree conducting' to Mr. Fulford recently MJ,.A. for cent hoUday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Friday Evening, October 22nd get ‘‘Roofing Felt.” the Intercessory period. ’The Bible les- Brockvllle, Leeds. McDonald. son on “Faith and Fear” was in Air. and Mrs. Angus MacKinnon Airs. Laura Kauffman and Aliss Dancing 9 till 2.00 All these and scores of other articles are found at charge of Mrs. Robert MacKay and entertained friends from Amsterdam Maud Kauffman, Montreal are visiting Mrs. D. G. MacEwen, Mrs. MacKay in the central section of New York with Air. and Mrs. W. Sabourin. Modern and Old Time Dancing to the giving many helpful and instructive and the Connors family of Montreal Over the week end guests of Mr. and Best Music in the Business COWAN’S HARDWARE thoughts. Mrs. A. H. Robertson assist- over Sunday. Airs. D. Robinson were, Bill Robinson. ed while the questions from the Mis- Among Thanksgiving Day picnickers Kenneth Hosley and the Misses Sadie MAXVILLE AND ALEXANDRIA sionary Monthly were presented by who paid their local wellwlshers a Robinson and O. Hosley, Montreal. THOS. W. MUNRO, Manager. Phone 66 Mrs. A. W. MacEwen. much appreciated call were Air. and Among others who spent the week Everyone is Coming. Mrs. P. T. Munroe, president, as- Airs. Brodle J. Snyder and son, Mont- end,here were Mr. and Mrs. H. Os- sisted by MIS. , J. H. Hamilton, secre- real West; Air. and Airs. Brodle borne, Messrs. J.. J. MacdoneU, K. AIc- tary, .conductjed the business portion Jgmdesoh,. Montreal, Airs, James, W. Ciiaig, G. Dupuis, J. Lacombe, D. Mc- of the meeting. Forty calls were re- Jamieson, AIlss Mary Colquhoun, Rev. Culloch, the Allsses G. Johnson, Ei Mc- Admission, 50 cents ported by the visiting committee .1» B. W. Jamieson, Mr. W. E. Jamieson, Intee and M McGUlljS, Monireal. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GLENGARRY NEWS The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont.. October 16, 1937. Page 6

town, is the guest of her cousin, W. J. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, Mont- Miss Harriet Campbell of Sandring- NOTICE TO CREDITORS C. Barrett. real, spent the week end with her par- hame School attended the Teachers’ WIFE WHO WAS Honored AI Regina On IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- COUM NEWS Miss Stewart, R.N., Morriston, Ont., ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. McDonald, Convention in Cornwall on Thursday CROSS AND TOUCHY TATE OP DONALD P. FERGUSON, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. E. Robin- Loch Garry. and Friday. She was accompanied by WILUAMSTOWN 25lli Year of Marriage late of the Township of Charlotten- son and Mr. Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Willie McPhail and her mother, Mrs. A. Campbell and PUT HERSELF RIGHT WITH burgh, in the County of Glengairy, Mrs. Kershaw, Corwall, visited Mrs. Miss Ida Robertson, Montreal, is children, Chesterville, were Sunday Mrs. A. D.d Urquhart who 'visited KRUSOHEN Mr. and Mrs. D. B. MacRae, form- Farmer, Deceased. Burgess over the week end. at present the guest of Mrs. A. P. guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCal- friends’ there. er residents of Maxville, and now liv- “I am 39 years of age,” a woman All persons having any claim against Bernice Urquhart leffc..on Tuesday Ross and family. lum. Mr. and Mrs. J. McLennan, Dajl- ing in Regina, Sask., where Mr. Mac- writes, “Yet some days I have been for Montreal, where she has secured The Women’s Institute held their Mrs. M. A. McDougall, St. Raphaels, keith, spent Thm-sday evening with Rae is editor of The Leader-Post, feeling and looking 100 years old. I the estate of DONALD P. FERGUSON, late of the Township of Charlotten- a position. monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon spent several days with Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dewar. Mr. L. celebrated their silver wedding anni- would get fits of exhaustion for no burgh, in the County of Glengarry, Miss Laura Cameron, Summers- instead of on Thursday, the regular McCallum and Miss Hattie McDonald. McKinnon who accompanied them versary in Regina on Saturday, Sep- good reason at all. I was not fit to Farmer, Deceased, who died on or day. Miss Gladys Coulthart and Mr. John visited his aunt, Mrs. G. Austin. tember 18. A delightful party was given live with because I would be so cross about the first day of July, A D., 1937 Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Young and fam- Munro Sundayed at the home of the Mrs. Milroy, Montreal, who spent sev- in their honor that evening at the and touchy. I did not seem to have are required to send particulars of same Bcat rice’s ily left for Montreal on Friday, Mr. former’s parents, in Morewood. eral days with her mother, Mrs. J. D. home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sweeney, any ambition to do my housework, Young having been promoted to the Miss Velma McCallum, Iona Aca- McIntosh left for her home Tuesday- the guests numbering more than 8J and I was tired all the time. to the undersigned solicitor for the Ad- head office of the Bank of Montreal. demy, St. Raphaels, enjoyed Thanks- night. friends. “Two years ago I had sciatica all ministratrix on or before the first day of November, A.D., 1937. Dougald Cameron, Angus McGillis, E. giving with her parents, Mr. and Mis Rev. Dr. MacMillan attended the Members of the staff of the Leader- down my left side from the hip. My Poupore, E. Larocque and Howard W. J. McCallum. Synod of Montreal and Ottawa, held Post and representatives of all depart- doctor says all this Is caused through Dated at Cornwall, this 13th day of RESTtURANT Carey visited Montreal on Saturday. Mrs. Mabel O’Grady, Ottawa, was at Montreal on the 12th and 13th my nerves. I took Kruschen and found October, A.D., 1937. ments presented Mr. and Mrs. MacRae Has been opened on The Y.P.S. will hold their weekly the guest of her sister, Mrs. Roger October. with a handsome silver well-and-tree it helped me very much. Since I start- J. G. HARKNESS, meeting this Friday evening. Oct. Harkin and Mr. Harkin for some days. Miss Millington, Finch, was the guest platter, with a sheaf of roses for the ed taking it I am a different person. 20 Pitt Street, BISHOP ST. SOUTH 15th, in St. Andrew’s Hall. (Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McLean and the first of the week of Miss Irene bride of 1912. The presentation of the My work seems a lot easier and I Cornwall, Ont. children, Chicoutimi, Que., spent Wed- With a full stock of Aylmer Miss Enid McIntyre left on Tues- McLeod. platter was made by M. B. Cody, of have a lot more energy.”—(Mrs.) G.M. 42,3c. Solicitor for Administratanx day for Montreal, having been ap- nesday guests of her parents, Mr. and Messrs. Allen, Vankleek Hill and The Leader-Post staff. Miss Florence G.M. Canned Goods, Fruits, etou Mrs. Cyril Dixon. pointed to the night staff of the Chil- McCuaig, Kirk Hill, were here on Sweeney presenting the roses. The “little daily dose” of Kruschen NOTICE TO CREDITORS Miss Ola Dancause, R.N., Planta- Your patronage is solicited. dren’s Memorial Hospital. Tuesday. puts an end to tiredness and depres- genet, and Miss Jeana Dancause, Glen On behalf of former residents of IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE Miss Mamie Ferguson who has been We regret the continuped Illness of sion, because it restores the elimina- Service guaranteed. Nevis, weekended with their par- Glengarry, His Honor Lieutenant- OF MORTIMER J. MURRAY, late ot taking treatment in the Royal Vict- Mrs. E. McLeod, The Maples. ting organs to proper activity by pro- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dancause. Governor McNab made a presentation the Township ot Charlottenburgh, In oria Hospital, Montreal, accompanied viding them with the daily reminder BEATRICE GAUTHIER, 'Mr. and Mrs. John D. McIntosh, to the guests of the evening, of a par- the County of Glengarry, Parmer, De- by her sister, Mrs. W. H. MeWhinnie, and daily aid that they require. Clean- 42-1 Prop. Mr. D. A. McDonald, Mrs. D. D. Mc- CURRY HILL ticular^ fine silver tray in Sheffield ceased. arrived home last week. design, both it and the platter being sed and invigorated blood is sent cir- Intosh,, Mrs. P. R. Munro and Mrs. All persons having any claims The Misses Jamieson attended the suitably engraved Mrs. M. S. McLeod culating all over the system, carrying wedding of their cousin, Mr. Innis Mc- P. D. Christie spent Saturday with Miss Kathleen Quinn, Ottawa, was against the estate ot Mortimer J. Mur- presented them with a much admired new vitality to every nerve and new Gregor at Foresters’ Palls, Ont., on friends in Dundee, Que. the guest over the week end of her ray, late of the Township of Charlot- tea-cloth oT linen and deep filet lace vigour to every limb. Saturday. The bride was Miss Iva Messrs. Hugh and Alex. Kennedy, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Quinn. tenburgh, in the County of Glengarry. on behalf of former Glengarrians in I, LARIVIERE Alexandria, called on their aunt, Miss W. Petrie, Ottawa, week end- Parmer, Deceased', who died on or Gould of that place. Congratulations Winnipeg. LOST OR STRAYED - Opposite Fire Hall and best wishes are extended the Mrs. Mary K.' Kennedy on Tuesday. ed 'With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. about the 16th day of September, AU. Jack Petrie. 0 A Tan Collie Dog, with white and extended the bride and groom. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs black markings. Characteristic mark- 1937, are required to send particulars ALEXANDRIA Mr. and Mrs. Prank Megan and Miss Spots on Ermine Reveal The funeral of the late Mr. H. G. James Neville recently were,, Mr. Ro ings on muzzle and head. Answers ol same to the undersigned solicitor Hilliard of Montreal, took place on bert Neville, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Fran- Gertrude Megan, Montreal, were Rank of High Personages for the Administrator on or before the guests over the holiday of Mr. Dan- to the name of Muggins. Any infor- We deliver Phone 39 Wednesday morning from the resi- cis and son, Montreal. Ermine has always been consid- 25th day of October, AU., 1937. iel Quinn. mation leading to his whereabouts will dence of the Misses Grant, South Congratulations are extended to Mr ered an emblem of purity, owing be greatly appreciated by D. H. KEN- Dated at Cornwall this 6th day' of Miss Regina Quinn left on Tuesday to its clearness and whiteness, says Branch to St. Andrew’s cemetery. The Edmund MacGllUvray who was elect- NEDY, R.R. 1, Maxville. 42-2e October, AU. 1937. to attend Normal School in Ottawa. a writer in the Montreal Herald. relatives have the sincere sympathy ed member of the Provincial House on J. G. HARKNESS, Specials Oct. 15-16 She was accompanied to the city by In the reign of Edward III the wear- of the community. Wednesday last. ing of this fur was forbidden to all LOST 20 Pitt Street. Cornwall, Ont. Clark’s Soup, Vegetable and The WJÆB. of St. Andrewife United Mr. and Mrs. John D. McIntosh and her father, Mr. Tom Quinn. except members of the royal fam- On October 8th, between Bonnie 41-3. Solicitor for Administrator Tomato, 4 for 25c Chiurch held their monthly meeting the Misses Jean,, Jane and Lois and After holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. ily. It is adopted by monarchs and Brier Corner and Dunvegan, a new on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 7th, in Tom Ross Mr. Buddy Munro return- high personages of the realm as truck tire and wheel for Dodge truck; Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs 23c Master Douglas McIntosh, Kingston NOTICE the vestry. The Theme for this meet- spent the week end with Mrs. P. R. ed to Montreal on Saturday. part of their state robes, but anyone Goodyear tire size 6. 32. Finder please RE OFFICIAL AGENTS Peanut Butter, 2 lbs 2Sc ing was “The Church of the Living Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom who can afford to wear so costly Take notice the following are Offi- Munro and Mrs. D. D. McIntosh. a fur is at liberty to do so. notify W. W. McKINNON, Dunvegan, Brookfield spread Cheese, i lb. God’’ and the meeting was opened by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Coleman, Mr. O’Reilly were Mr. and Mrs. Jax Ont. Reward. Telephone 113 Dun- cial Agents for the two candidates in O’Reilly and little son of Cornwall, The ermine worn by the monarch the Glengarry Constituency in the Package 15c reading in unison the 84th Psalm and and Mrs. W. E. McDermid, Mrs. Sibley is closely marked with spots. The vegan. 42-2C. singing the hymn “The Church’s Miss Gertrude O’Reilly and Mr. Earl forthcoming Provincial Election, Octo- Cooking Apples, 5 lbs 19c McDermid and Mrs. Marr, motored to ■cape of a duke is decorated with One Foundation.” The Lord’s Prayer Lachute, Que. on Tuesday and were Saucier, Montreal. four rows of black spots on each MUSIC ber 6th, 1937. Clark’s Tomato Juice, tails, was repeated in unison. guests at the home of Mr. Dan P. Mr, Norman Disher and mother, side. That of a marquis has three Anyone who wishes to take lessons For—Edmund A. MacGillivray, Dr. 3 for 25c Scripture reading, primarily from McDermid and Miss Donalda McDer- also Miss Fleurette Leroux of Mont- and a half rows, four on the right In violin. Piano and Hawalln Guitar. D. D. McIntosh, Dentist, Alexandria. the book of Ephesians was read by real, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs side and three on the left. A vis- Apply to AGNES VALADE, Kenyon Bananas, dozen 19c mid. count is privileged to wear two and For—Joseph St, Denis, D. N. McRae, several members. The 13th chapter of Eugene Leroux. St. -West, Alexandria. 36-6c. Merchant, Alexandria. Comfort Soap, 10 bars 41c Mrs. Mary K. Kennedy after spend- a half rows of spots, and the ermine the study book, ,’’Jungles Preferred’ ing several months at the home oî ANDREW R. McCALLUM, R.O. Mrs. May McKie, Miss Jean Gunn, cape of a baron is trimmed with two FARM TO LET was read by Mrs. Urquhart and the her nephew, Mr. Duncan D. A. Mc- rows of spots on each side. The September 30th, 1937. 41-2 Eggs Wanted. Miss Stella McDonald, Mrs. J. P. The -West Third Lot 37, Cooncesslon new book “A new Church faces a new Donald and other friends, returned to peeresses’ capes are spotted accord- Quinn -visited Alexandria on Thurs- 5 Lancaster. Apply to ALEX. R. MC- World” was discussed and Miss Dun- Kenosha, Wis., on Wednesday. day. Miss McDonald remained over ing to their husband’s rank in the NOTICE peerage. The state robes of judges LENNAN, P.O. Drawer 908, Cornwall, The Court of Reifision for the Town- lop read the introduction and part of Mrs. D. H. McDonald, Miss Kath- the week end to attend the teachers’ Talking Pictures and magistrates are trimmed with Ont. 41-2C. ship of Charlottenburgh, -will be held chapter 1. After the secretary' and erine McDonald, Mrs. M. K. Kennedy, convention. spotless ermine. in Township Hall—'WlHiamstown, on treasurer gave their reports, the meet- Mrs. Dan McDermid, Misses Margaret The Devotion of the Forty Hours Nature has been very kind to the ROOMS TO LET November 3rd, 1937 at one o’clock P.M, ing closed by singing hymn “Blest be and Agatha McDermid called on opened in St. Lawrence Chapel here, ermine, and has provided it with a Fumidied or unfurnished rooms to to hear and determine any appeals the tie tfiat binds” and the Mizpah Greenfield friends Sunday afternoon at 9,30 on Monday, the solemn High splendid means of self-protection. let—^Modern conveniences. Apply to which have been filed against the As- benediction. o Mass being sung by Rev. A Lalonde. During the winter months the re- gions in which it lives are snow- MRS. J. J. MCDONALD, Kenyon St. sessment Roll of 1938 Sermons were delivered Monday night GLEN NORMAN covered. To prevent its being seen -West, Alexandria. 42-’.p A. D. CAMERON, Clerk. Coming! APPLE HILL by Rev. R. J. MacDonald, of St. Col- easily as it runs about, its summer Willlamstown, Ontario, October 5th, umban’s Church, Cornwall and Tues- coat of reddish - brown becomes Miss Lucienne Trottier enjoyed the FOR SALE 1937 41-2C Saturday Night Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Munro and fam- week end with friends in Montreal. evening by Rev. R. Rouleau, of Lan- snow-white: the only bit which does Forty (40) Barred Rock Pullets, will not change color is the tail, which ily called on Dunvegan friends on Miss Catherine McRae, St. Raphaels caster. The devotions were brought to sell cheap, apply to ANDREW LE- NOITCE Oct, 16th a close Wednesday at 8 o’clock with is always jet black. The trappers FEBVRE, St. Raphaels, Ont. 42-2c. Sunday. was an over the week end guest of seek the ermine only in winter- The October Session ol the Council at 8.30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Demo, Corn- her cousin Miss Mary McKinnon. solemn High Mass. of the Mimicipal Corporation of the time, when its coat is white, for it FOR SALE and every Saturday wall, were i-n town on Tuesday. Miss Jean McCuaig, Montreal was a o is then that the fur is most valuable United Counties of Stormont, Dundas guest of Mrs. Rod. M. McLeod for the commercially. Ermine is one of the Five (5) Passenger Buick Sedan, 4 Mrs. P. D. Christie, Ottawa, is the new tires and in good condition. Bar- and Glengarry will meet in the Coun- AIÆXANDER HAIi guest of her mother, Mrs. D. D. Mc- week end and holiday. Alexandria Cheese Board most valued furs of the market, cil Chambers, Court House, Cornwall, After a month’s holiday spent 'with and commands a very high price. gain to quick buyer. Apply DAN ALEXANDRIA Intosh. PROULX, Dominion St., Alexandria. on Monday, the 25th day of October. Mrs. Marr of Montreal, is the guest her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Alexandria, 9th Oct. 1937 A.D., 193% at eight o’clock p.m. pursu- Matinee for Children every A. McDonadl, Miss Eileen Bennett re- 42-1. of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McDiarmid. Factory -White Col. Lutheran Church Much ant to adjournment from June Ses- Thursday afternoon Mrs. Florence Laflamme and turned to Montreal on Monday. King’s Road 65 sion. A. K. MacMILLAN, County Older Than Methodist AUCTION SALE daughter Godfrena, Cornwall, week- Mrs. Alex. R. McDonald and little Burn Brae 63 At North part lot 12 in the 2nd Clerk. at 4.30 The Lutheran church is about two ended with friends here. son of Sudbury, Out., who had been Silver Lilly 28 Concession, Bainsville, on Wednesday, County Buildings, Cornwall, Ontario. spending some days with Glengarry re- centuries older than the Methodist, Admission, - 10 cents Mr. and Mrs. James McLeod, Mont- St. Rapahels 60 notes a writer in the Detroit News. October 20th, 1937, farm stock, imple- 42-20. real, were guests during the week end latives, spent Thursday and Friday Glengarry 40 As its name indicates, it was found- ments, etc. Dave Lalonde, auctioneer; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James of last week 'with Mrs. Rod. P. Mc- Avondale 40 ed by Martin Luther, whose opposi- Wm. Chafe, proprietor. CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF Ne'vUle. Donald and family. Victoria 21 tion to certain doctrines and prac- ALEXANDRIA Miss Irma MoDermld and Ola Mc- Mr. and Mrs. B»rt Pitegerald ol picnic Grove 19 tices of the Catholic church led to COLLECTOR’S OFFICE his excommunication in 1520. The AUCTION SALE Naim .Montreal spent the week at Montreal and Mrs. P. Telller and Ro- Domie 40 Alexandria, Ont., October 12th, 1937 Dance organization of his church began bert of North Lancaster, visited with the home of Mr. Dan McLaren. Edgar 50 soon afterward and in 1530 the Augs- The undersigned will offer for sale TO -WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN: Miss Josephine McDonald on Sunday. —— Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ryder, King- Lome 40 burg Confession was adopted as its by Public Auction at Please be advised that I have been ston,, spent Sunday with her parents, Visitors at Mr. Alex. McKinnon’s on Greenfield Union 38 fundamental creed. From 'Witten- LOT 1314 IN THE 6th LOCHIEL instructed by the Municipal Coimcil Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Munro. Sunday, were the Misses Rose, Mar- Glen Roy 56 berg in Saxony Lutheranism spread (Mack’s Corners, 1% miles west of of the Town of Alexandria, Lochiel Hall Mr. Grant MacKie left last week garet, Phyllis, and Elaine McCulloch Aberdeen .. .■ 20 throughout Germany, Sweden, Den- Dalkeith) to have my roll returned ol all mark, Netherlands, Poland, Hunga- for Cornwall, where he will spend and Eva Carey of Glen Robertson Pine Hill 36 ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1937 outstanding taxes for the year 1936 and Agnes and Bertha McDonald of ry, etc. The first Lutherans came and previous, by October 25th. next, some time. Dunvegan 75 to America as early as 1643 and at one o’clock p.m. Sharp Tuesday, Oct. i9tli Mr. Alex. McBain, Ashton, Ont., New York. Lily -White 42 established a congregation in 1648. The following Farm Stock, Imple- and therefore I hereby ask aU parties spent several day* with Mrs. McBain Palrview 56 The Methodist church was an off- ments, etc.: —7 choice Holstein mllca 30 In arrears to attend to same under the ausploes of tiie and family. DUNVEGAN Pine Grove .... ■ • .... 17 shoot of the Church of England and cows, 1 choice Ayrshire milch cow, on or before this above mentioned Miss Hilda McDonald of Northfleld, Central 30 was at first a reform movement 3 Holstein heifers, 18 months, 2 Ayr- date, to save any unnecessary expense. Junior Farmers spent Monday at her home here. Miss Millie Urquhart spent a few Highland Chief 26 within that church. John a’nd shire heifers, 18 months; 1 grey marc, (Sgd.) M. CH. SEGER, Charles Wesley had in 1729 formed Mr. 'Wilfred O’Connor, Canadian days visiting Ottawa friends. McLachlan 40 6 years old, carrying foal; 1 grey geld- 42-2C. Collector ol Taxes. Good Music in attendance. at Oxford university a club for the National Bank, was with his parents, Miss Jessie Grant and friend from Glen Sandfleld 63 promotion of personal religion and ing, 6 years old, perfectly well match- Mr. and Mrs. S. O’Connor, Alexandria, Montreal spent the week end with Roxboro 23 their careful observance of rather ed team, -«’eight 2800 lbs.; 1 general ACKNOWLEDGEMENT over the holiday. her mother, Mrs. A. Grant. Glen Nevis 35 strict rules of conduct led to the purpose Horse, 5 years old; 1 roadster, The relatives of Miss Katherine Mc- Admission (including lunch) Mrs. Alex. McDonald and baby of The Misses Flora McLeod and Mur- McGillivray’s 20 term “Methodists.” Briefly, the gelding, 10 years old; I heavy horse, Donald wish to thank the clergy of Sudbury, Ont., spent Sunday with her iel Stewart, Ottawa, spent the holi- Skye 50 open-air preaching of the Wesleys 1600 lbs., 10 years old; 1 Clyde horse, St. Columban’s Church, medical staff and of George Whitefield and the op- 75c per couple. aunt, Mrs. Sam Grant. day at their respective homes here. Green Valley 32 1400 lbs. 8 years old. binder, mower, and nurses of the General Hospital, position of the Church of England Cornwall and the many friends and Miss Ethel Underwood of Montreal, Kirk Hill 54 gradually developed the Methodist rake, disc drill seeder, disc harrow, spent Thanksgiving Day with her un- Laggan 67 system into a church, from 1738 on- drag harrow, 12 ft.; 2 walking plow.s, neighbors for acts of klndne^, Mass cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mc- General Roberts 33 ward. The first Methodists arrived gang plow, cultivator, waggon, hay cards and spiritual offerings. Leod.. Riverside 30 in America from Ireland in 1760 and rack, rubber tired buggy, cutter, dou- Mrs. D. K. McLeod and daughter Glen Norman 65 six years later, their leader, Philip ble sleigh, manure sleigh, single har- WANTED Embury, formed the first Method- “Two neat appearing men for per- Miss Hattie of Ottawa, were guests of Quigley’s 72 ness, double harness, fanning mill, Mc- ist society in America. manent positions. Earnings about $30. her sister, Mrs. A. Campbell over the Bridge End 30 Cormick-Deering cream separator, per week. Car owners preferred. Write We are open to buy sound, fresh-felled holiday. Baltics 55 750 lbs. (new) ; milk cans, chum, en- FLAT TO KENT Box “P” Glengarry News. 42-lo Basswood Logs, 10 in. and up at small end, Mrs. M. L. Stewart had as her Glen Robertson 45 Over S. Laporte’s Store. All modern gine 4 H.P. (Gray); 40 cords Maple guests for a few days, her son, Mr. C. 10 ft. and longer, from now until 15th March Curry Hill 65 conveniences. stove wood, 40 cords dry mixed wood. MEN: If you possess initiative then McL. Stewart, Mrs. Stewart and fam- North Lancaster 45 GARAGE TO RENT—Apply to S. 20 cords cedar stove wood, quantity you should sell our lines of 200 guar- next. A small percentage 9 in. and a small ily, of 'Westboro, Ont. Sandringham 83 Laporte. of hay and straw, 200 bushels oats, 300 anteed home necessities in a reserved percentage 8 ft. and 9 ft. accepted. We will Mr. 'Wm. Carpenter of Montreal, McCrimmon 60 FOR SALE—80 -White Leghorn Pul- bushels barley, 100 bushels buckwheat, territory! No risk. Cash terms. Plenty buy these logs at a flat price per 1000 feet. spent Sunday with his mother and Fisk’s 56 lets. Apply to S. Laporte, Main St., some furniture and many other arti- Of genuine chances lor success, inde- brother here. Glen Dale 84 Alexandria 42-lc. cles too numerous to mention. pendence and a sure living. Ambitious Doyle rule, delivered at our yard, Cassel- Th^ .first ^rooting match of the Gore 39 All will be sold without reserve. men only need apply for TREE par- man, Ont., but culls and very knotty small season held at Mrs. A. Grant’s was Balmoral 45 CARD OF THANKS My farm is for sale subject to a re- ticulars, PAMILEX Co., 570 St. Cle- well attended on Monday. Union 36 Miss McDoneli and all members ot served bid. ment St. Montreal. logs must be out. Mrs. MacMillan, The Manse, had as Heatherbloom 18 the family wish to return their sin- TERMiS OF CHATTELS:—$10.00 Prices are better than last year, her guest for the past week, her aunt, Bentley 56 cere thanks and appreciation to their and under, cash; over that amount 10 WOOD FOR SALE rs Cash on delivery. Write or phone Miss MacLean 'of Knch. Evidently anticipating the approach neighbors, friends and relatives for montlis’ credit upon furnishing ap- A quantity of dry Maple -wood, 18 Mr. and Mrs. 'Wade, Montreal, of Thanksgiving the several buyers the kindness and sympathy shown proved joint notes. Five per cent, off inches, also a quantity of dry Maple CANADIAN HARDWOODS LIMITED who were visiting friends In this 'vi- were in a generous mood paying them during their recent sorrow, the for cash. stove wood. Apply to DONAIU A. 42-4 Casselman, Oat. cinity called on Mrs. J. D. McIntosh 14-9-160 for the 1779 white cheese and death of their dear brother Dan A. R. D, LALONDE, Auctioneer. McCRIMMON, Box 19, Dunvegan. on Monday. 14 5-16c. for 379 boxes of cdlpured. McDonell, Green -Valley, DOLPHE MONnON, proprietor. 41-2p Pago 6 The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., October 15, 1937.

will come of course as the industrial Elephants Are Happiest I ial to the memory of these Highland- well known Jumper. some chance passer-by saw you. But development spreads northward. When Wallowing in Mud ers who fought and died for Bonnie There is a wishing rock in the pass, your pulse is bginnlng to hehave The elephant is the only four-foot- Ihe Scotlish Igblands Prince Charlie, and on the other side on a cliff overlooking the river, and it THE TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY again. Each posing day brings added The Ottawa Spotliyhi Some impatience Is shown in the ed creature that nurses its young j the graveyard where they are buried. was on that stone that Queen Victoria from between the forelegs, says a safety. BY WILFRID EGGLESTON West to see the road cut through from Ibe Isle 01 Sbye I Each clan has its own grave marked wished for her Diamond Jubilee. writer in the New York Times. Dur- by a rough stone with the name of the Revelstoke to Golden. This 70 or 80 ing the rutting season both the We reached Stirling by 5 p.m. in If it will make you feel any better, clan engraved. And with the MacLeo 1 time for me to have my last tea in you may never be caught. But, my (BY SPECTATOR) mile stretch is one of the last links males and females secrete an odor- Sarah M. Urqahart in the transcontinental highway. An- ous fluid from two small glands on Clan lies buried Angus MacLeod of Scotland and board a train for Glas- craven fellow, you’ll never escape OTTAWA, Oct. 12th. — Important (Continued) other section not yet complete is to the head, one above each eye. Ten Glenelg and his seven sons, the father gow as my boat sailed on the 7th. yourself! YopTl never scape the shame domestic as well as foreign events days after the start of the rutting The next morning at breakfast the I and brothers of Olgair, whom I have the north of lake Superior. When There is one other item of interest of having killed a child and run away. have held the stage during the past season, which lasts six to eight Scottish folk were very much ainused previously mentioned. A strange fact these serions are finished the all which I would like to add. You’ll never escape the aching, burn- few days. The Ontario election with weeks, the males become wild and when I put sugar on my porridge (su- Canada route from the Atlantic to the is that the heather will not grow on ing memory that, faced with the test, its fanfare of campaign speeches has fail to recognize even their keepers. gar is made from ’tJeets) for it Is not During my first visit to Edinburgh Pacific will be complete. The Golden- That is the main reason why the the graves although It Is growing all you preferred cowardice to courage. passed into history, and quite apart the custom In Scotland. That was the on the 10th of July I was mo.st for- Revelstoke part of the road presents circus has only female elephants in around. You will live the rest of your days from its result has left as ité after- second time I was checked up on my tunate in being within a few feet of some difficulties as avalanches and its herd. The only males are the Beside the graveyard is the weil bluffing yourself into believing that math the comfortable feeling that pygmy elephants. extravagance, on the prevoius day Princess Elizabeth and Princess Mar- slides in the winter drop masses of de- where the sick soldiers crawled to get you didn’t have time to think (al- Canadians can still decide their dif- A mature elephant eats 125 to at the Clunie Inn I buttered my short- garet Rose. And on Sunday (11th) I bris on the road, but the work is pro- though life’s crises are not scheduled ferences by ballots, not bullets. Alber- 130 pounds of hay each 24 hours, bread and was told by one of the a drink. A few feet from the well Is had a magnificent view of oui King gressing. In Western Ontario the road- along with three shovelfuls of bran for men’s convenience) ; that anybody ta is still the question mark which is ladies, “I was wasting the butter.” the headstone marking the grave of and Queen riding in an open coach to way was recently opened from th ? and oats. They drink from 45 to 65 else would have done the sam thing worrying the government at Ottawa. We didn’t set out for Dunvegan the Chief of the MacGilUyray Clan St. Giles Cathedral. WesttoSchrieber. The roadway from gallons of water a day. They like to although you don’t dare tell anybody There is no doubt the government until near ten o’clock for there was who died while endeavouring to reach It was pouring rain when I reached East to West when finally constructed be dirty, and are continually throw- else); and that it wasn’t murder, but will stand fiimly behind what it holds ing old hay and debris over their a frost the night before and the day the well. Glasgow that evening, but the sun was will be one of the greatest highways Just an accident (as though people to be its constitutional right to dis- backs. They are happiest when was still cold. Prost so early was not The morning drive took me south shining beautifully the next morning in the world. Its completion will be an hid themselves after an accident). The allow provincial legislation which it wallowing in the mud. A person unusual for Plodlgari-y is on the through Glen Truim, still travelling as I bade farewell to Scotland’s shores, added attraction for tourists. What a feeding peanuts to an elephant sees days will be trying, but not so bad considers inimical to public interest. northern Up of the isle facing th-e through the Scottish Highlands, to after a holiday of historical interest, magnificent trip it will be for motor- two apertures in the end of the compared with the nights, when you What then will be the next move? WIU open sea and has a latitude equivalent Blair Atholl where we had tea, and intellectual profit and sheer enjoy- ists to travel across the continent one trunk. These two holes extqnd, for lie awake with your conscience and tlie govemmnt of Alberta attempt to to the northern part of Labrador. on to the Pass of KiHiecrankie. This ment. way by thé Canadian road and the about 18 inches, where they be- when, having fallen asleep at last, •Ignore the government at Ottawa and come one, which increases in size En route we stopped at Kilmulr, was the longest, (half a mile) and per- SARA M. URQUHART, other by the United States. By the dreams stead into your tired brain to carry laws into effect despite the as it nears the head. An elephant the ancient burial place of the Mac- haps the most interesting pass we ( Laggan, Ont. end of two years it is believed the re-enact that scene of secret shame. federal government’s disallowance? can hold six to twelve quarts of wa- Donalds of the Isles, and where Plora walked through, following a narrow j whole road will be in perfect working ter in its trunk. Yes, the nights will be hard. The future moves in this political MacDonald lies buried. Her memorial fpotpath closed in by rising walls of, order. The first thing a new circus ele- A thousand times you will wish to chess game will be very interesting. is in the shape of an Iona Cross and trees. It was there that some 250 years. phant in the herd is taught is to How A mt-And-Bun release that pent-up shame to scream; The attempt to control the press of hold on to the tail of the elephant in is propped up by a heavy iron rod be- ago the English, commanded by <3en-] “I killer a child and ran away!” It the province is causing much head front. This gives them somethii^g cause the first one had been blown eral MacKay, were trapped by Bonnie • would make you feel-better, but you shaking. The act is felt to be under- District Plowing Matcli to think about, and keeps their mind down by the wind. On it is carved Dr. Dundee and his Highlanders. Out of| Driver Feels mining one of the pillars of British li- off annoyances. won’t do it. Johnson’s tribute— 9,000 men only 1,500 survived and ; Well, you got away with it. So far, berty. And yet despite the strong feel- Listen, Mr. i Hit-and-run Driver: Held At Avonmore Her Name those who did escape did so by Jump-] anyway. Of course you’re still a bit ing that has been arousèd by this le- YOU DIDN’T GET AWAY WITH Lions Classed as Vermin Will be Mentioned in History ing across the river in the pass and nervous. You are startled by doorbells; gislation legal authorities are not as The district Plowing Match held A THING! AND YOU KNOW IT! And if Courage and Fidelity clambering up the mountainside. I your palms sweat when you pick up certain that this press legislation ls| under the Glengarry and East Stor- in Some Parts of Africa Be virtues was told that no one has ever bee.n the morning papr; your mouth gets ultra vires as is the case with the^ mont Plowmens’ Association at Avon- For long the lion’s right to be Start “UNOFFICIAL WIFE” on Page styled the “king of beasts” re- Mentioned with Honour able to Jump across that river since, dry when a stranger seems to stare at banking laws. A section of the press more was the best in the Association’s mained unchallenged; but the wider Her funeral procession was three miles —the last attempt being made by a you. For there is Just a possibility that 7 of Next Week’s Issue. act, however is held to modify or ex- history. The farms of James Blair, settlement of Africa and closer ac- long and as it is an old Scottish cus- tend a Section of the Criminal cfode west of Avonmore, made an ideal lo- quaintance with the species has tom to drown one’s sorrow by drink- of the Dominion and is therefore in-| cation for Plowing. The Association done much to discredit him. Most ing, 300 gallons of whiskey were con- valid under the constitution. In re-j officers had everything in readiness people who have intimate knowl- edge of him in the wild spaces re- sumed. gard to foreign affairs questions are for a much larger entry of Plowmen I visited the woollen mills of Kil- but the excellence of the work per- gard the lion as a fraud, asserts a likely to be asked in the next session big game hunter writing in London muir, a very small, old building where of parliament why the Canadian dele- j formed made up for small entry. Twen- Answers Magazine. the weaving of , plaids, homespun, ty-five entries in team plowing and gates were not instructed to vote on, Within recent years lions have socks, were woven on hand looms. 2 in tractor plowing—the prize win- the league of nations, reselution on been hunted with packs of hounds, There were only eight people employ- non Intervention in Spain. Senator ners follow: ridden down on horseback, and pur- sued by motor-cars, lassoed by ed for most of the weaving is done by 1 am Advertisin Dandurand, however, did vote for the^ CLASS 2. PLAIN PLOWS—Open, the Crofters in the homes, using their resolution asking for a convocation American cowboys, killed with bows 1st—Pay Shaver, Finch; 2nd—Ivan and arrows by Europeans and na- own looms. of the nine countries which had guar- Eaman, Wales; 3rd—Fred Eaman, tives, photographed, and played The centre of attraction at Dunve- anteed the territorial integrity of Wales; 4th Gordon MacNeil, Sum- with in their natural surroundings. gan, is, of course, Dunvegan Castle, the China. A very favorable impression merston; 5th Cecil McBryde, North The Masai, Nandi, and Lumbwa ancestral home of the family was created by President Roosevelt’s tribes in Kenya have killed lions Gower. MacLeod of MacLeod. It stands on. a Chicago speech condemning national with spears in single-handed com- A Panegyric By A. B. Smith Special—^Pay Shaver, Finch. rocky precipice, almost surrounded by acts of aggression and throwing the bat or massed attack. The “cow CLASS 3. JOINTER PLOWS—Open people” of Bunyoro, in Uganda, do water, at the head of Loch Dunvegan. great moral force of the United States —1st J. W. Paul, Crysler 2nd—Percy not consider them worthy of pow- Considered the oldest inhabited castle oh the side bf those nations who are Saddler, North Gower, 3rd—Roy Sha- der and shot, but thrash them to in Scotland, it is the residence of the I am the dividend producer for struggling to maintain peace ih the death with sticks. ver, Finch; 4th—iPhil. Casselman, Chief of the MacLeod Clan, Mrs, world. I In most of the game ordinances Pinch; 5th Donald MacGillivi'ay, Glen Flora MacLeod, and it was there that your business, the money-making, EXTENSION OP WESTERN PRO- of Africa lions are classified as ver- Sandfield. min, and may be shot outside the our present King and Queen_ stayed VINCES TO NORTH? I reserves without a license. while visiting the Isles. order-taking, dull times force. I am After consultation with the mem- Special—Percy Saddler, North Gower. He has earned his false title It might be interesting to note here bers of the Dominion parliament, Mr. CLASS 4. AMATEUR PLOWMEN — through a misconception of his true the voice of rejoice ; the psalm of ser- that the oldest son of the former Chief Pattullo prime minister of British 1st—^Donald MacHugh, Avonmore; 2nd character. At first the majestic ap- of the clan would not assume the res- Columbia let it be known that the —Ewen MacMillan, Avonmorè. pearance and challenging voice of vice ; the motive power of modern ponsiblUties of hjs. father when his question of Joining the Yukon Terri- CLASS 5. BOYS UNDER 21.—1st — the lion filled man with awe. father died. Flora was married ,Uvlng tory to British Columbia would be al- Lionel Quenneville, Summerstown; 2nd business. I go into the high-ways out of the country, but she went back lowed to rest in abeyance until after -Barnes Curran, Finch; 3rd—George Fishway Series of Pools to Dunvegan, resumed her maiden the Dominion-Provincial Royal Com- Hay, Lochiel; 4th—Westley Meldrmn, A fishway is a series bf pools so and by-ways ; into the far corners and name MacLeod, and became the chief mission on the financial relation be- Pinch; 5th—Donald MacDermid, Mar- arranged that the fish may climb of the Clan as Mrs. Plora MacLeod. tween the provinces and the Domin- tintown; 6th Walter Woods, Wales. over a waterfall by leaping from the niches ; selling foi* you, telling for I felt very much at home having ion had carried on its investigations. Specials—George Hay and Lionel one pool to the one above it. The arrangement of the pools is similar tea in Dunv^an Inn, and especialij you upon quality ; compelling for you There had been a tentative arrange- Quenneville. , to arrangement of steps in a circu- so when 1 saw a sign reading “Dance ment made some time ago that CLASS 6. BOYS UNDER 18—1st— lar staircase. A fish elevator is in Dunvegan Hall To-night”. But time the purse strings of a willing public to the Dominion would make a grant of similar to an ordinary elevator. The Gerald Quenneville, Summerstown; did not permit my staying and with $125,000 for five years to the British 2nd—Clair Leitch, Cornwall; 3rd— fish swim into it, the door closes, the elevator is filled with water and almost a pai^ of regret I left to r.?- open wider the coffers and treasure Columbian government when they ' Walton Quinn, Pinch. took over the administration of the lifted so that the top door of the turn to the Plodigarry House. Inci- Special—Gerald Quenneville,. Sum- elevator is on a level with the top chests of buying. I make trade spring Yukon. Mr. Pattullo on occasions has dently. Sir Alexander MacDonald, merstown. of the dam, the door then opens and Chief of the MacDonald Clan had ar- referred to his Interest in the future the grating at the bottom of the rived there that day. He was attired from the fertile soil of hesitation ; put ■also Of the Northwest Territories. I CLASS 8.—TRACrrORS—1st — B. elevator is lifted, crowding the fisli in his kilts. With the industrial growth of the Macintosh, Berwick; 2nd—Edwin Pol- out. your wares into the windows of the lock, Berwick. ■ territories the people of Canada will And next morning we left for the be called on some time in the future HORSE SPECIALS—1st—Aden Cas- mainland,, returning as we had come world ; into the minds of millions. I to decide whether a new province will selman, Berwick; 2nd J. P. MacRae, Trinidad Asphalt Lake —through Portree and Kyleakin to the , be carved out of the territories or, Avonmore; 3rd — Gordon Crawford, Trinidad Asphalt lake is really a Kyle of Lochalsh. The weather dur- make income out of out-go ; assets of dried up swamp covering slightly whether the boundaries of the four Monkland; 4th — Thorold Rutley, ing my sojourn on the Isle, except for more than 100 acres. It -s a semi- a torrential downpour at Dunvegan, Western provinces will be extended to Avonmore; 5th—Roy Shaver, Pinch; solid; one can walk on its surface liabilities ; gains of waste ; safety of the Arctic borderland. The question is 6th Walton Quinn, Newington. anywhere. It is quarried out i n had been perfect. In this I was very Just now of particular interest in the^ THE J. LOCKIE WILSON TRO- blocks and the place from which it fortunate fqr I learned that the usual insecurity. I am the winged steed area lying to the North of British PHY for Best Plowing at Match won is taken soon levels off like a plate weather is misty—hence the name, of jelly. The level of this lake re- “Misty Isle of Skye.” Columbia as the extension of the by J. w. Paul, Crysler. upon which your business can ride to mains about the same regardless of Once again, we travelled through the 120th narallel of longtitude British' ROYAL BANK TROPHY—Gerald the amount that is mined. 'What the earth’s uttermost distances and Columbia’s eastern boundary would j Quenneville, Summerstown. this Trinidad asphalt really is, is Highlands retracing out route as far enclose the Mackenzie basin and a ' ANGUS MCGILLIS TROPHY—won only a conjecture. Some, claim it to as Glen Clunie, then travelling north large part of Great Bear Lake. This by Donald McGillivray, Glen Sand- ' be a compound of oil and volcanic of Glen Garry,through Glen Moriston shake hands with new trade. I am section contains already established field. ash, while others have different and along, the Caledonian Canal. The profits come to the rescue of deffered 'mineral resources of considerable! ROBERT MacKAY ’TROPHY—Won theories as to its origin. purple heather in, the. glen, was out in value and its ultimate growth irito an' by Lionel Quenneville, Summerstown. full bloom, growing .ail over the moun- dividends. I am uncomplaining ; al- Important industrial area seems as-1 Special for Oldest Man—James tainside, and so close to the road that sured The population of these North-] Blair, Avonmore, Youngest Man—Clair Meaning of “In Trust” I was able to stop and pick an armful ways ready ; always steady; alwavs Leitch, South Branch. “In trust” is a phrase used in cm territories is as yet quite small. deeds or wills wherein funds are There were very few farms or homes The Yukon in the 1931 census had' Parking cars was inthe capable placed in the hands of a person until we reached Glen Urquhart where on the job. I recognize no limitation 4,230 and the Northwest Territories' hand of John j. MacDonald, Ross called a “trustee” to hold them in the land was quite prosperous and 9,723 people. If the Western provinces' Praser, John ■ MacLennan and Walter tfust for others. The purpose of the country everywhere was in sharp in meeting your aspirations. Mine is were extended to the Arctic they] Robinson assisted by Provincial Police this is usually that the trustee shall contrast to the mountain, rock and would each posses an imperial domain. ' —102 cars were parked in special pay to one person or a number of heather we had passed. persons the income from the funds the Voice in the Wilderness ; the Ser- There is another reason why in the parking area. j for life or some other period and Urquhart Castle is situated on Loch opinion of some observers the people, Lunch and Banquet were well looked eventually turn over the principal to Ness not far from the entrance to mon on the Mount ; the song of Labour ; of Canada should begin to take a clo- after by B. C. Lang, Avonmore. j others named in the deed or will. the Glen. It is a large, gray stone ser interest in the northern territor- The Banquet held at Avonmore was If an estate is settled by reason of structure, unoccupied, but being well the March of Progress ; the Knock of ies, the Arctic islands. It is that, with not as well attended as was expected a trust being terminated, the money taken care of. the rapid advance in flying technique, need not be put in trust again un- We stayed overnight in the Cale- Opportunity. on account of the weather. Robert ] less those taking it so desire. • some nations are turning their eyes MacKay, President was chairman, and donian Hotel at.Inverness where the • to the Arctic. Norwegian papers have Introduced several speakers, Mr. A. V. Caledonian Canal empties into Moray been giving some space to scientific' Langton, District Representative spoke When Opal Lost Favor Firth. Very little of this canal has ac expeditions of Germans and Russians on Junior Work and Home Plowing. The susceptibility of the mass tually been constructed as the greater to the island of Spitsbergen and other The guest speaker was Dr. J. H. Gris- mind to superstition is typically il- part is made up of lochs. It is rather Try Me On Your Business. Northern lands. Greenland is also dale, Iroquois, his talk on Plows and lustrated by its attitude tow'ard the Interesting that there is only one lake opal. Up to 1829 this gem stone was mentioned. There may be little of util- Plowing was the best ever given at a in Scotland—Lake Menteith. itarian value in our half million believed to bring luck to its owner. District Banquet and was very well re- Ever since, says Collier’s Weekly, The next morning we stopped at square miles of Arctic Archipelago, ceived by an appreciative audience. it has been considered a magnet of Culloden Moor where in 1746 Bonnie but it is Canadian land and some ob- The Secretary gave the report on the misfortune merely because a char- Prince Charlie and his small force of servers believe that with the world Match and awarded Prize Money and acter in Sir Waiter Scott’s novel, Highlanders made their last stand, be- shrinking in size so, rapidly through trophies. “Anne of Geierstein,” happened to ing completely defeated by the Eng- express this belief. The Glengarry News the spread of aviation, it is the part of J, W. MacRAE, Secretary. lish. There, is a huge stone to the prudence for (Canadians to be more Lochiel, Ont. memory of “Butcher” Cumberland conscious of their northern territories Claims Election Firsts (leader of .Fkiglish) who is said to have Mill Square, Alexandria. both mainland and Island. This con- Start “UNOFFICIAL WIFE” on Page Oregon claims the honor of hav- stood by and watched the slaughter sciousness ‘ and a great cohesion 7 of Next Week’s Issue. ing initiated the movement for di- On one side of the road is a memor- rect primaries, the initiative and referendum and the recall. The Glengarry News, Alexandria, Ont., October 15, 1937. Page 7

so terribly.” Jeanne raised her gloa-ing face to meet his tender kiss. (THE END)

Aftte a succession of set-backs in recent years Jamaica’s banana indus- Suppose— try is showing a remarkable recovery. PICÛBAC Vou were disappointed in iove ! ANN mmL TOBACCO jmi FOR A MILD,COOL SMOKE You wanted to forget ! land,” she said, and walked away Jeanne picked up the receiver. Sj’nopsis of Preceding Instalments: that no one else in life would ever “It’s Aunt Ceciie,” she whispered to matter to her as he did. For some from them, shaking her head. Jeanne MacDonald, secretary to “She can’t keep track of your boy Bryan. And then she asked the old FAEMERS ATTENTION I You needed the job ! people first love did not last. For Carleton Conway, who has been de- friends,” Bryan said to Jeanne with a lady, “How is Cilly?” her it was as binding as marriage. HaTing taken the agenej for tkt laying her wedding because she teasing smile. , “Much better. She and Lance were “Why did you go down to the ship? ’ Gore Difitriet Mutual Fire Inenrano» supports her widowed mother on “Are we really going to be married married this afternoon. Of course she His voice rang out harshly. Company ,the third oldest Company their Hilton farm, agrees to today?” Jeanne asked breathlessly. can’t get up for several weeks but “To see you.” doing business in Canada, we ean iB marry Bryan Patterson, young New Jeanne pressed her hands to her “Yes, I have the license, I’ve had it they wanted the ceremony anyway.” Wouid }ou do as Syrie did ? fare all farm bnildinga, prodnee, is York engineer, on Christmas Eve and for a long while. We’ll drive out into “I’m so glad,” Jeanne said with cheeks; they were no longer pale and plements and live stock, on the Oast accompany him to South America. the country and find a minister who shining eyes. “I know they’ll be drawn from the cold, but flushed and Premium, by tbe year or for tlmn will be willing to spare us a few min- happy.” Suddenly he quits seeing her. She burning. Now he would know that she years. Bates reasonable. loses her job as Conway is retrench- utes on Christmas Eve.” “And how about you, little Jeanne?” still loved him, that she had no pride ALEX EERR, Agent ing. Sandra Sumner, with whom she where he was concerned. He caught her in his arms, almost “I have a secret to tell you,” Jeanne Phone 82. Alexandria Wouid you become an shares an apartment, intimates she is “Look at me, Jeanne. Did you care crushing the box. said. “This evening I am going to be 24 tf. seeing Bryan. Heartbroken, Jeanne that I was going away?” “See here,” he cried,” you haven’t married.” goes to Hilton and is amazed to learn His voice was disbelieving. He took even looked at your flowers!” “Jeanne! Oh, my dear child. Don't ATTENTION LADIES Martin Downes, a Hilton boy she saw a step forward. “I can’t imagine who sent them,” tell me that young man has finally at times in New York, has announced “Did you care enough to see me said Jeanne, untying the tape. come to his senses!” I have a variety of new samples In their engagement. She becomes secre- off,” he went on,” even though you Inside the box under the waxy paper Jeanne laughed. “Yes, and so have fashionable colors—Come and choose Unofficial tary to Gordon Bartlett, a writer. His are being married today?” lay a cluster of gardenias, tied with I.” your styles and have your Fall Suits, sister Cilly persuades Jeanne to pose He was standing close to her now white satin ribbon. She picked up th.3 “Let me talk to him. He’s there, Swaggers, etc. made to order by a re- as her and welcome Aunt Cecils who and Jeanne turned her eyes up to card that was tucked under the paper isn’t he?” liable Dressmaker. AGNES VALADE, has been abroad for years so Cilly meet his. and read it aloud to Bryan: Jeanne handed the receiver to Kenyon St. West, Alexandria. 13tL can go to a house party. Jeanne sees For a moment she was silent and “ ‘We want you to share in our hap- Bryan.. “She wants to speak to you.” LNSURANCE Wife? Bryan imexpectedly and Aunt Ceciie then in a faltering voice she said, “I, Pihess. Cilly and Lance. as she And while Bryan talked to Cilly’s insists she invite him to dinner. have something to tell you, Bryan. -Jeanne’s eyes were moist aunt, Jeanne watched him, an ador- For Automobile, Fire, Farm and Lit» Wealthy Lance Larkin, whom Jeanne I’m not going to be married today.” tiumed to Bryan. “It was sweet of Insurance, apply to BOSS MacCAL them she murmured. I’m awfully ing smile on her lips. She thought knew as Conway’s client, is upset Bryan bent his head so that nls LUM, Maxville, Ont. Telephone 602 fi glad they are happy.” now that she had never been so happy. when he hears of the house party. face almost touched hers. 1—2. Bryan drew her down on the stair- Ail the heartbreaks they had gone At dinner Bryan is cool to Jeanne. “But I heard that you were, Jeanne. through made it sweeter now that Ruby M. Ayres, Sandra told- me you were marrying way beside him. DAVE L. LALONDK Mart makes a scene on seeing Jeanne they were together again. LICENSED AUCTIONEEB Lance Larkin and I don’t believe she “We must make our plans now. First with Lance. She overhears Lance tell- we’ll go out to dinner No—^first we’ll be Bryan turned away from the tele- COUNTY OF QLENQABET ing ClUy she has killed his love. See- was lying.” phone. “ She won’t hear of our going “She wasn’t lying. I thought I would niarried,” he said laughing. If you intend having a sale, the thi») whose noveis are ing Jeanne and Lance together, Cilly out into the country to- be married. If marry him but I couldn’t go through “Perhaps we’d better have dinner for yon to do i| to get in touch will is telling Jeanne she is “fired” just as we will agree, she wants to have the me. I can give yon better service a with it. I didn’t love him, and he was first,” she said dimpling. Aunt Ceciie, supposedly in the West, He sighed. “I might have known it. ceremony up at the Bartletts’ apart- a better price. For references see nnj appears. Later the old lady urges really in love with another girl. He is one for whom I have condneted a sal> going to man-y her.” You are hungry. All right, W’e’ll have ment, with a little party afterwards. AlEXANDEIA. ONT. ranked among the Jeanne to Man-y Lance. Sandra gives dinner first.” She is very fond of you, darling.” Jeanne to jinderstand she’s going to Dou you mean that?” She nodded, quick tears stinging her “At the place we met last Christ- That would be lovely, Bryan. She BBENNAN & McDOUGALI sail with Bryan, Lance proposes and mas Eve,” she Interrupted him. v.'ill be awfully disappointed if we re- Jeanne accepts him. Mart, then San- eyes. Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, Bt> best seliers, has ‘So it wasn’t money you wanted?'' He nodded. “And then we’ll be mar- fuse her.” dra, confess they kept Bryan away Offices 102 Pitt St., Cornwall, 0».l “I never wanted money, Bryan — ried. We’ve got to call your mother, And after he told Aunt Ceciie that from her by leading him to believe not a lot of it anyway. I wanted- you too. She must know that she’s getting they would be at the apartment at O. B. BEBNNAN. O 3. McDOUGAU she loved Lance. Jeanne phones to wait so that we’d have enough to a son in the family. And perhaps next seven o’clock, he came over to the Bryan's apartment but he has given A. L. CKEWSON. MJ>, CM. written a truly re- be' comfortable. I wanted to preserve week we can drive up to Hilton to see ' stairs. and lifted Jeanne to her feet, (McGHl) L.M.C.C. it up. The next day she tells Lance our love. I was afraid poverty would her.” I “Oh, my little girl,” he whispered. she can’t marry him. Cilly, hurt in an E'YE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT tarnish it.” He bent forward to kiss Jeanne but “My Christmas girl. ’We’ll never be auto smash, asks for Lance. He goes j Telephone 1245 “Why didn’t you wait for me?” he the telephone rang and he straighten-1 lonely again. You’ll still be my Christ- markabie story of to her. 122 Sydney Street, C«nwaH, Ont, demanded, “When I went away on ed abruptly. mas bride, and next week we’ll sail Please make appointments with the that business trip you moved with- INSTALMENT 30 “I’ll answer it,” Jeanne called to the on our honeymoon.” He drew her close secretary. Office open 9—12, 1—• out leaving word for me.” Jeanne walked slowly up the brown- landlady who was coming down the ' to him. “It’s been so long, darling,” he Saturday, 9—12. a giri who journey- stone steps of the rooming house and ‘I didn’t get your message, and when haU. ^ murmured brokenly. “And I love you opened the door into the front hall. you didn’t call I thought . . . oh, Inside she shook the snow from her Bryan. ... I was afraid you regret- felt hat and rubbed her hands toge- ted loving me. We’d known each ed from marriage ther to warm them. Her face was other only since last Christmas and pinched and blue with the cold. For it was love at first sight. Sandra made a frantic hour she had hunted all me think you had changed your mind. over the pier and the ship, But Bryan She said first love never lasted.” to romance. was not there. No one had heard of “Oh, my darling.” him. His name wasn’t even on the He bent close to her, his lips touch - passenger list of those sailing on the ing her golden hair. “My little Pioneer. Jeanne, how could I ever re- gret loving you?” he murmured in a “Perhaps he sailed three days ago,” shaken voice. “I went to Sandra’s the purser had told her when she ask- Syrie did an about face apartment the day I met you there ed if Bryan Patterson was on board. just to find out if you hadn’t known “A ship left this week for South I’d been ill. I was sure Sandra would' America.” on love when cupid took tell you.” So she had left the pier and come But, Bryan,” Jeanne protest, “I home, certain now that she would went to see you when you were ill. her for a ride--She ac- never seeBryan again. Sandra was there. She said no one was In the dim light of the hall she allowed to see you.” could see some one standing in tlie Bryan’s lips twisted- bitterly. “She doorway to the living room. It was a was tâiere only once. She told the man cepted marriage on a pay- man in a heavy blue overcoat with a at the desk and the doctor that she gray felt hat in his hands. The man was my sister. That is how she got was Bryan. through to see me, but I told the ing basis and Jfeanne, her eyes incredulous, nurse never to let her in again.” stumbled- froward. Jeanne pressed her small hands “Oh éryan!” she said in a choked against the lapels of his coat. voice.”'! thought you’d gone!” “But why didn’t you sail today?” but start the story for Bryan did not move, just remained He looked down at her -with an ador- standing there, looking over her head ing smile. ‘I postponed it for a week, Into the hall hoping that something would hap- yourself in “I came to congratulate you, pen!” he said triumphantly. “And I Jeanne,” he said stiffly. VJas right! I couldn’t believe that you Jeanne looked at him, her slim and I were not meant for each other; hands clenched at her sides. I had to wait to be sure that you fl. busy plant—the hum of machinery—the steady movement of “I .see she said, and then added -bro- were really going to marry Lance Lar- parts to-ward an assembled whole—finally—the manufactured pro- kenly, “The ship . . . you weren’t kin—that you had discarded our love.’ duct which brings profit to the manufacturer, salaries to staffs, Next Week’s Issue there. I was looking tor you.” She pressed her soft cheek against payrolls for the workers. “You were there?” he questioned his. “I couldn’t do it, Bryan. Until yes- her, his warm dark eyes on hers. “You Throughout Ontario this steady hum of industry is increasing— terday I thought I could marry him. pa'yrolls are being added to—manufacturing costs are steadily rising were down at the pier?” Without you, it seemed the only thing - - of - - Jeanne nodded, a lump choking her higher—yet the cost of the driving force of Ontario industry—^Hydro left for me after I lost my job, but power—moves steadily downward. throat. Just seeing him again made suddenly yesterday afternoon I real- her want to cry. There he stood-, away ized that I couldn’t go through with Have you ever stopped to consider what would happen if Hydro power was from her, tall and lean, the same it. You were the only man for me. suddenly cut off throughout the Province—the loss in money and inconvenience handsome Bryan, she wanted to 10 rather have been lonely, having you would suffer? How -vital Hydro is to industry? walk up to him and put her hea"! the memory of you, than be a wile against his shoulder and- feel his to a man I could not love.” You should, because Hydro means much to you in personal income. Low- strong arms around her, protecting They were interrupted then by the cost power attracts industries, with consequent employment of thousands her from, the world. She knew now landlady who came down the hall of workers increasing the individual buying power -within the Province, conse- from the back of the house. quently influencing your income regardless of your occupation. “Oh, there you are. Miss MacDon- The success of Hydro in the post two years in lowering power costs has been ald, ” she said. “i was wondering whe- outstanding. Its efforts to increase the prosperity of our Province by lowering ther you were in. This box of flowers power costs still further, and extending the benefits of low-cost electricity to came for you a while back.” those in cities, and those on farms, to commerce, to industry, to all “Thank you.” Jeanne took the who may benefit by its use, is something which you, as a partner in square green box. this enterprise, may take justifiable pride. “Have you decided when you’ll b leaving. There’s a young man wants j'our room in case you go away.” Unofficial Wife Jeanne turned to Bryan -with a ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION smile. “She won’t want the room al ter today,” he said to the woman. by Ruby M. Ayres. “Yod see we are going to be married. Tlie woman stared at them. “My 2W«I The G-lengan^ News, Alexandria, Ont., October 15, 1937.

, Miss Jo Kerr, ..Ottawa, was. With-her Mr. and Mrs. T. Lalonde and daugh- SOCIAL & PERSONAL mother, Mrs. Jas. Kerr over the holi- tei-s the Misses Jane and Rolande an-d day. the Messrs. Paul and Albert Frechette Dr. D. D. McIntosh spent Saturday • • • of Hull, spent Sunday in town, guests of Auld Lang Syne Miss Georgina Lariviere (jf Sturgeon Iteme of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lalonde. in Montreal. Balls, Ont., is spending some time with Miss Edith . McDonald visited with her brother, Mr. I. Lariviere. Messrs. John A. Cameron and John Gleaned From The Fyles of The Glengarry News relatives in Montreal, over the holi- Valentine McDonell were in Montreal day. Miss Hilda Lalonde of St. Laurent, for a few days on buslnses bent. Que., spent the week end with her Mr. and Mrs. Norman Duggan parents Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lalonde. Mr. Duncan Morris of Rouyn, Que., Hon. Richard Bedford Bennett of Calgary, who has been Minis- were holiday visitors with relatives arrived Thursday to spend some ter of Justice and Minister of Finance in successive cabinets at Ot- here. Mrs. Eugene Pilion and Mrs. L. weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. tawa, was chosen permanent leader of the Smith of Montreal, were Sunday Peter J. Morris, Elgin St. He was ac- TEN YEARS AGO Conservative party on Wednesday, after Mr. and Mrs. S. 0’C»nnor were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. O. Sab- companied by Messrs. NIeil Stirling' Friday, Oct. 14, 1927 two ballots at the Winnipeg Convention. guests of Ottawa relatives over Thames ourin. Mr. Bennett received 594 votes on the of Pictou, N.S., and Clarence McLean giving. * * * fct ballot, nearly 200 short of a straight majority. Hon. Hugh of Cape Breton, who will spend some Mr. Jas. Ryan of Ottawa, and Miss days here, before leaving for their dpthrie and C H. Cahan were runners-up with 345 and 310 re- Miss Janet McLeod, Montreal, visit- Gertrude Ryan of Rockland spent the spectively. On fhe second ballot Mr. Bennett’s support exceeded homes. > ed relatives at Dunvegan over the holiday week end with Mr. and Mr.s. Extra Special I the required rad^ority by two votes and Hon, Hugh Guthrie moved week end. P. J. Morris. that his nomination be made unanimous. The motion was voci- ferously adopted by the convention. At a meeting of the Junior Mr. Leonard MacGillivray, Ottawa, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dardale and daugh- Obituaries Farmers’ Association of Lochiel, Wednesday evening of last week, was a visitor at his home here over ter of St. Martine, Que., were guests a proposal that the Association should take upon itself the responsi- MISS PENELOPE MCGILLIS the holiday. over Thanksgiving of Mr. and Mrs. Seven Piece Bedroom Set bility of sending one of its members to Kemptville Agricultural At Detroit, Mich., on the -24th Sep- Antoine Chenier. Walnut Finish School for a three months’ course of study, was passed without a tember, the death occurred ot Miss Mr. Z. Phimister, Public School In- * • * Round Mirrors dissenting voice. The member will be selected by popular spector, was in Toronto for Thanks- Councillor Angus Cameron, returned Penelope McGillis, daughter of the ballot from a number chosen by the Executive.' Mrs. Dan giving day. Thui-sday from a two weeks’ trip late william McGillis and Mai-y ;Cam- Latest Style, with O’Brien, 3rd Kenyon, left on Monday for Pittsfield, Mass., to attend which took him to Duluth, Winnipeg eron, of Lot 8-5th concession Lancas- the graduation exercises at Hillcrest Hospital, her daughter, Miss Simmons Spring and Mattress Miss Chris McLeod, Montreal, was a and other points. ter. Helen O’Brien, being among the graduates. The Church of the holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. * * • The deceased lady had enjoyed Sacred Heart was the scene of an attractive wedding ceremony on McLeod. Mr. Angus MacDonald and son fairly good health prior to her death Tuesday morning, at 8 o’clock, when Miss Clara Goulet, daughter Jack of Winnipeg, Man., are visiting which came very suddenly. Being for- $98.00 of Mr. and Mrs. Jovenin Goulet, Kenyon street, was married to Miss Florence McMillan, R.N., Buf- the former’s mother, Mrs. A. S. Mac- tified by the last ritea ot the Catho- Mr. Laurier Laferriere, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jos. Laferriere, now You should see it at falo, N.Y., is holidaying with Glen- Donald, Grove. lic Church she passed very peacefully of Montreal, but formerly of Alexandria. The cheese factory garry relatives. located at Dalkeith, of which Mr. St Denis is the proprietor, was to her eternal reward. Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Dolan and fam- The late Miss McGillis was of a very completely destroyed by fire on Tuesday afternoon. All the con- Mr. Leopold Lalonde left on Satur- ily spent the week end in Pakenham, kind and charitable disposition, was COWANS tents, excepting cheese in storage, were lost. day for Toronto to resume his studies Ont., visiting the Doctor’s parents, loved by all who knew her and was a at Osgoode Hall. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dolan. faithful member of the League of the HARDWARE and FURNITURE Sacred Heart up to the time ot her Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jackson enjoyed Mrs. K. Vaughan of Ottawa was The long expected Proclamation calling out 100,000 men for death. Her only sister, Mrs. John S. STORE service has been issued under the Military Service Act passed at Thanksgiving day with their" rela- here over the the early part of the McDonald predeceased her some thir- the last session of Parliament. The pre- tives at Almonte, Ont. week the guest of her cousin, Miss M. teen years ago. TWfiNTY YEARS AGO sent call is for reinforcements of “Class G. Macdonell, Kenyon St. The funeral took place at Glen Ne- Friday, Oct. 19, 1917 1”, all male subjects, resident in Canada Mr. Angus H. McDonell Ottawa, vis, High Mass being sung by Rev. since August, 1914, 20 years old and not spent Sunday here with Mrs. McDon- Miss Theodora McDonald, RH., Allan McRae in the absence of the over 34, who are unmarried or are widowers without children. ell and little son. Montreal, was a Sunday visitor with pastor, Msgr. D R. Macdonald. Young men called out under the draft, here, have a long trip to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mc- Mr. and Mrs. M: D. Deachman of The pallbearers were Messrs. Angus make as the nearest medical board is at Cornwall. Mr. W. Donald. Bishop, C.E., and members of his staff, who for the past two weeks Ottawa were week end guests of Mr. H. McGillis, Neil A. McDonald, Jerry or so have been engaged in surveying the military road between and Mrs. E. Chenier. The Misses Roseanna Sabourin and McCabe, Archie A. McDonald, Sam Lancaster and McCrimmon, with a view to inaugurating the Good Colombe Tourangeau enjoyed the McGilllvray and Jas. Sauve. Miss Marlon McGilllvray visited her Roads System in Glengarry, completed their work Monday and week end and holiday with friends in Friends from a distance who at- parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. McGilU- will make their report to Counties’ Council. The High School Montreal. tended the funeral were Messrs. Syl- boys will call for all your old papers, cardboard, etc., on Saturday vray over the week end. vester, Sam, DuncaJi and John Mc- and Monday afternoons. Please have them tied in bundles. Mrs. J. D. Campbell of Cornwall and GiUivray, Lottie and Lucy McGilh- Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McArthur visit- For Head and Chest Colds On the occasion of his entering the Cabinet of the Union Govern- her guests the Misses MacGulre of vray, Mrs. Wilfrid McDonald, Mr. and ed with relatives in Plattsburg, N.Y ment formed last week by Sir Robert Borden, the Hon. N. W. Ottawa, visited with Mrs. A. W. Mc- MTS. Larie McDonald and Alex. Mc- u over the holiday week end. Certified^^ Nose Drops 25c Rowell, late Leader of His Majesty’s Opposition in the Ontario Millan, on Sunday. Donald, all of Detroit, Mich., Irene De- House, sent a wire to Mr. Hugh Munro, M.P.P., one of his pro- Mr. Gerald Connell, Prescott, spent vamey of Montreal and Jas. McDon- minent suppDTters. An advocate of Conscription and Union Gov- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. McDonald and Sunday and Monday with his parents. ald of Coteau. ernment the Ontario Liberal Leader had for many months been of family, Munro’s Mills, were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. D. ConneU. Numerous spiritual and floral. offer- “Certified^^ Mentholated Chest Rub the opinion that Union Government was an urgent necessity. He guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. McMil- ings were received from sympathising will be President of the Privy Council in the new “win the war Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huot, Ottawa, lan, 4th Kenyon. relatives and freinds. cabinet” which is composed of 12 Conservatives and 8 Liberals. 3 oz. jar 39c. were here over the holiday, visiting Dr. J. C. Gormley is having an addition put to the west end of his Mrs. Parkinson and daughter Ann of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Dever. MR. ADOLPHE SEGDIN residence on Elgin St, the J. T. Schell house. It will be used as a Montreal, were guests over the ’Thanks Very beneficial if used promptly The funeral of the late Mr. Adolphe giving week end ‘pf Mrs. D. D. Mc- consulting room. Miss Edith McLennan, Ottawa, week Seguin, whose death occurred at his for colds in the chest, congestion, Millan, St. George St. ended with her mother, Mrs. John late home Elgin St., on Friday, Octo- coughs due to colds, headaches, simple McLennan, Town View Farm. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mullett who en- ber 1st, took place Sunday afternoon, The Glengarry Telephone Co-operativo Association Ltd, Got. 3rd, to the Church of the Sacred joyed a motor holiday to the Mari- neuralgia, etc. whose lines cover a goodly portion of the Township of Lochiel, is Col. A. Roy visited Mr. and Mrs.’ time provinces returned to town the Heart and cemetery. now an established fact. The work of Donald A. Macdonald, St. George St. latter part of last week. 'The pallbearers were Messrs. Jos THIRTY YEARS AGO erecting poles, stringing wire, etc., was over the week end and holiday. Bellefeuille, J. Lepage, O. Carrière, ,A. —AT— Friday, Oct. 18, 1907 compled a few days ago. Already Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stimson left by Paquette, M. Lajoie and H. Samson. phones have been installed in some Messrs. W. H. Dean, *ÎArthur Stim- motor on Friday last to enjoy a Mr. Seguin who was in his 79th twenty homes at McCrimmon, Laggan, Fassifern, Lochiel and son and Harold Masson, ot Montreal, week’s visit with relatives in Vermont year, had been in failing health for Glen Sandfield, the Central office being located at Lochiel. For were in town for the week end. OSTROM’S State and points In Quebec. alengthy period. He was of a quiet the nominal sum of five cents, subscribers may speak to subscribers disposition and was held in warm re- of the Bell system in Alexandria. Mr. Peter Chisholm is the After spending several weeks in Druggists and Jewellers, Mill Square, Alexandria. Dr-, and Mrs. Evans and daughter gard *by a large circle of friends. president of the Company and Mr. M. J. Morris, also of Lochiel is Northern Ontario, Mr. Geo. R. Mc- of Norfolk, Ronald and Edward Evans Besides his widow he leaves four the able secretary-treasurer. Four days, 19 hours and 52 minutes Donell arrived home last week. Of McGill University, Montreal, spent sons and seven daughters, Odillion, out from Queenston, the majestic Cunard liner Lusitania swept by Thanksgiving with Mrs. McKinnon Donat, Lionel and Achille, all of Alex- Sandy Hook lightship Friday morning. With every speed record in Mr. Arnold and Miss Benita Cuth- and Miss Lawson. her possession she is recognized as the queen of the sea. Mr. bert, Montreal visited thetd father, andria; Mrs. M. Lajoie, Mrs. Jos. Mr. D. J. Cuthbert over the week end. | Bellefeuille, Mrs. Adelard Bellefeuille, Harold Ostrom, son of our esteemed townsman, Mr. I. B. Ostrom, Mrs. Leo St. John and childreu ar- has entered the employ of the Union Bank of’ Canada, joining the Alexandria; Mrs. J. Lepage, Mrs. Hec- rived home from Dryden, Ont., on staff of the St. Poiycarpe branch. At the assizes in Cornwall Ml", and Mrs. P. Gelineau and fam- ' tor Samson, Mrs. O. Carrière^ Mi's. Shop at Lochiel Wednesday afternoon spending a few last week, Mrs. John St. John and daughter, of this place, asked ily, Montreal, were Sunday visitors Aime Paquette, Cornwall. He also weeks the guest of her sister Mrs. D. $4,000 damages from the G.T.R., for the death of Mr. St. John at with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. J. MacDonald. leaves two brothers and one sister, E. McRae. the crossing here, on April 26th last. The case was settled by the Odillion Seguin, St. Eugene, Napoleon Mr. and Mrs. Fergus McRae, of Ot- | Seguin, Michigan and a sister Mrs. company paying $2,000. Capt. J. A. B. McLennan is transferred Messrs. Clarence Ostrom, Leonard IT PAYS to the Corps Reserye of the 59th Stormont and Glengarry Regi- tawa, were with realtives here and at George Lalonde of St. Eugene. MacGillivray, and E. A. MacGillivray, ment; Sergeant Ernest John Glasgow to be provisional Lieuten- Dunvegan, over the holiday week end. MJj.A.-elect and Miss J. MacGillivray ant ; vice A. Sproule, retired. One of the Township ot Lochiel’s MISS KATHERINE MCDONALD motored to Montreal on Sunday. most highly respected citizens, Mr. John Morris, Postmaster, The Misses Violet Kelly and Hazel The funeral of Miss Katherine Mc- LOCHIEL SEED CLEANER is open for passed away on Monday. Born 76 years ago in County Tyronne Duggan left on Monday for Ottawa, to Donald, who died In Cornwall Gen- Rev. Donald MacIntyre Of Montreal cleaning. Clover prices will be good. Harvest and Ulster Township, Ireland, the late Mr. Morris, came to Glen- take up the Normal School course, j eral Hospital ,early Monday morning and Rev. Allan Meinnis, O.M.I., Ot- clean yonr seed. garry when- but a lad of thirteen, in company with his brother Sept. 27th, as the result of injuries Mr. and Mrs. W. Tobin and little tawa, assisted the local clergy during Peter. There appears to be no abatement to the picture post suffered when she was struck by an Best Green Tea 45c. Best Black, 50c per lb. daughter of Cornwall, were Sunday the Forty Hours Devotion this week. card craze, more than ever having been sold, here, this year. The automobile, Sunday evening, was postal card originated in England in a humble way and the idea guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Tobin, j IOC per tin—Salmon, Soups, Corn, Tomatoes, Mr. and Mrs. Adair Macdonell and held Wednesday morning from her has now circled the globe. home 31 Prince Arthur St., to Sf Beets, Carrots, Pickles, Beans, Spaghetti. Miss Evelyn Cheney who Is taking the latter’s nephew, Master Ian Mc- a business course in Ottawa, was home Phee, Montreal, visited Miss Isabel Margaret’s Church, Glen Nevis an.d Seiberling Tires and Tubes. for the week end and Thanksgiving Macdonell, Catherine St., for a few cemetery there. Beatty electric and engine driven washers. Reports from different sections of the County give us to day. I days. Many friends attended to show understand that Glengarry has not escaped the bush fires of last • • • I their respect and regret at her death All farm produce in exchange. week and that much valuable timber has Miss Marie McLeister, Sherbrooke, ' Mr. and Mrs. D. McGovern of | under such tragic circumstances. Her FORTY YEARS AGO been destroyed. Shortly after 6 o’clock Que., was a iveek end visitor with her Brooklyn, N.Y., while en route to untiring kindness and constant WE DELIVER. Friday, Get. 15, 1897 on Monday evening the bush situated on parents, Mr. and Mrs. John MoLeis- Timmins, Ont., spent the week end! thoughtfulness of others was evident the north side of the track and immediate- ter. here, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. ' from the large cortege of friends and Seed grain and clover seed wanted. ly- east of the station, owned by Mrs. Bayliss, was discovered to McMaster. I relatives who attended the funeral. be on fire. The fire brigade was rushed to the station to protect Bruno Poirier, student Ottawa Ilnl- Mr. and Mi’S. Gilbert Gormley and| 'The Requiem Mass was sung by buildings there, but a north west wind eased the danger and rain parents, Mr. and Mrs. Procule Poirier, family, Ottawa and Miss Genevieve ' Rev. Allan McRae. Rev. D. A. Camp early Tuesday morning put a stop to the fire. Owing to the aprents, Mr. and Mrs. Procule Poir- Gormley, Montreal, were holiday , bell of St. Raphaels, was persent in the PHONE 25 LOCHIEL. prevalence of typhoid fever, Maxville’s Public School has been ier. visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. sanctuary. closed. Messrs. Macpherson & Schell have just closed a contract Gormley. j 'The casket was opened at the with the Canada Atlantic Ry. for the year’s supply of track Miss Miriam Morris, graduate nurse, J. W. MacRAE. Mr. J. A. E. Prefontaine, Manager Church entrance after the Mass to shims. This will afford a market to the farmers. An edict has j Montreal, is spending a few days with of the Banque Canadienne Nationale, allow old friends to view the body gone forth that conductors on the Broadway, New York, cable cars I her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mor- j Wakefield, Que., and Mrs. Prefontaine Burial was made in the family plot. must shave off their whiskers.and beards. An innovation in the fis. paid Alexandria friends a short visit The pallbearers were Messrs. Alex. entertainment line was introduced at Alexander Hall on Thursday onu Thanksgiving Day. R. McDonald, Donald A. Me Donald, evening last, in the form of a ' “progressive euchre party.” Play Miss Rutherford, R.N., motored to Mrs. R. J. McOallum who spent two David J. Gunn, Jermiah McDonell, All overdue subscriptions must continued till 10.30 when the good “marks” were counted. Miss Mount Forest, Ont., to spend the' weeks in Montreal, undergoing treat- Hugh P. McDonald and Allan R. Mc- Mary Bell Macdonald, Kenyon street, won the ladies’ prize and Thanksgiving week end with her re-' ment at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Donald. Mr. Donald J. Macdonald the gentlemen’s. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. latives. receive attention without delay. Wightman of Maxville, passed through town yesterday on their arrived home on Sunday, motoring up Many Mass cards, spiritual and return home from their honeymoon trip to St, Thomas, Ont. Rev. Brother Alfred of De La Salic with her brother-in-law, Mr. Allan floral offerings and messages of sym- On Monday evening the horse belonging to Mr. A. Lalonde, tin- Oaklands, Toronto, was a guest at McDonald, his son Master Norbert Mc- pathy were received. A glance at the label on this smith, suddenly bolted down Bishop St. from the station. Mr. the Bishop’s House for a few days Donald and Mr. Wilfred McDonald. Among the immediate relatives are Joseph Corbett succeeded in catching the horse in the vicinity of this week. Pligt Lieut. Martin Costello, of Miss Hattie McDonald, North Lan- Kincardine St. The race was a pretty one and was proof of Mr. Halifax, NH. and his sisters the Miss- caster and Mrs. Isabelle Lyman, Corn- week’s copy will show how you Corbett's sprinting ability. One of Maxville's most successful Mr. and Mr. Hugh McKinnon, 4th es Barbara and Helen of Ottawa and wall, sisters; and Mrs. Catherine To- business men, Johnson Hoople left on Tuesday, with bis family^for Kenyon, were in Toronto the early j Kay Costello, of Brooklyn, N.Y. who bin, Lancaster, Mrs. Archie P. Mc- stand. If in arrears let us have Vankleek Hill. He will continue to carry on business in his part of the week visiting the latter’s were with their parents, in Cornwafl Donell, lOrkland Lake, Miss Margaret handsome block with S. W. Ciine as manager. sister, Miss Ida McDonald and friends j for the holiday, paid Alexandria Barry, Cornwall and Mrs. David J. in the city. I friends a short visit Monday evening. Gunn, Lancaster, nieces. what is justly ours. 1