The Huntingdon gleaner, 19 mai 1921, jeudi 19 mai 1921

[" + + a) F1FTY-EIGHTH YEAR PARLIAMENTARY LETTER Ottawa, May 13\u2014With all the guesses that were made previous to the bringing down of the -Budget this year it is somewhat surprising that so many of them were so very close to the mark.Sir Henry Dray- ton, in a greatly improved speech c\u2018ar his efforts of last year, brought \u201cuwn his annual effort as the shades of Monday eve stole across the camber, and the House sat back to listen.There was no general revis'on Of the tariff; ang jnyeed, none was expected.The Business Profits Tax was dropped and also the balance of the Luxury Tax, whereupon tere were loud and prolonged rs, both Inside - \"the House.The Minister of Finance, of course, had something to\u2019 take their place in the increased Sales Tax.The anti-dumping law is strengthened as a protection against foreign goods, and customs -valua- tions stabilized by counting ex change when it is adverse to Canada imported goods must be marked plainly in either English or French with the name of the country of origin.Tariff changes are restricted to West Indian preference and to increases in the duty ox snirits.The S.ies Tax is one and a hall per cont on sales within Canada and two and a half per cent on imports.The tax is payable within Canada by both manufacturers and wholesalers and where a sale is made direct by a manufactaurer to a retailer, the tax is three per cent.Foodstuffs in their natural state, and first products of the tarm, field or forest are untaxed, with certain exceptions, notably flour and meat in small packages.leer is free (for those who still can get it) but wines and spirits pay a heavier tax than ever, $10 against $0.Budget Day is always a big event, when the wives and sisters and cousins and aunts of the parliamentarians crowu into the galleries, together with a lot of people, who try to look interested while the Minister of Finance is carrying out his thankless task.It has not yet been possible to devise a budget that wouid please everybody, but one is tempted, in view of the contents of Sir Henry Drayton's latest effort, why there was so much hesitation and secrecy about bringing it down.Certainly it does not show much in the way of fruits from the long weary days spent by the Finance Minister and Senator Robertson in touring the country during last year, not does it contain anything beyond the ordinary which should delay the House for a very lengthy period to discuss it, Sir Henry made a somewhat better fist of his second budget delivery than of his first.Last year he was nervous and halting in his statements and wandered afield before he got down to the meaty sections of what he had to tell the House, but this time he got right down to brass tacks and gave an impressive account of the load that was to be shouldered and the method of shouldering it.\u2019 There was nothing lacking in the attention given his statements either.The members and the occupants of the galleries were equally interested substance, and as usual, that was all the most of tie members got, since Sir Henry Drayton's array of figures could better be mastered after they had been reduced to paper and printed in Hansard the following morning.There was nothing in the budget OL Ts0ucing Loe, living to the common people, and it is somewhat difficult to see just where the proposed: changes are going to bring in the additional necessary millions ifs which to run things.T4» Liberalé, through Mr.Fielding, moved an amendment which expressed regret at the continued absence of general tariff revision and declared against the principle of a protective tariff.The aim of the fiscal policy should be to encourage those industries based on the natural resources of the country, and the customs tariff snould be s0 regulated as to reduce the cost of living to the people of Canada.The Liberals, Mr.Fielding said, recognized that Canada\u2019s war debts must be met and they were ready to shoulder their share of the burden, but the government's expenditures ~ had not been wise, but had added to i the burden of the debt.1t will not be surprising if an amendment declaring in favor of the Agrarian policy of near free trade, shouïd also come from the benches occupies by Mr.Crerar and his followers.Dr.Michael Clark led off the fight for the third group and in the course of a speech, as interesting as the speeches of Dr, Clark always can be, Budget as reactionary.If there is no amendment from Mr.Crerar, Dr.Clark has indicated that he will support the Fielding amendment.The government's majority, with the Liberal-Farmer vote against them, wii not be very large, though Gauthier anu Andrews of the Cross- benches will probably vote with the Meighen followers, Hon.C.C Ballan- tyne, Minister of Marine and Fisheries declared in favor of a policy of protection, which he said was the ideal to which his government clung.The first Saturday sitting of the sesdion brought forth a real thriller and one which is only simmeridfg at present but which is far from having died down.In the course of a somewhat dreary afternoon, when the House was droning through estimates, the committee reached the estimates of the Department of Customs and Inland Revenue.Hon, R.Lemieux then began to ask questions of the Minister, Hon, R, Ww.Wigmore, as to the latter's letter- writing propensities.Mr.Wigmore in krÔping the - characterized the THURSDAY, MAY 19th, 1921 .began to get hot under the collar, and then the member for Maison- neuve produced a letter written on the paper of the Customs Depart ment to the French Purchasing Commission, soliciting business for the firm of of St.John, .B., Minister is a member.The authenticity of the letter was unquestioned, put the Prime Minister, when the matter was put up to him \u201ccould see uuilhing culpable\u201d in a minister of the crown writing add stating himself as such to secure business for his private firm.The talk on the matter breaks out in the corridors and there are very fequently yet, cas banestions st times as to wnen Mr.Wigmore may be called upon to re sign.uovernment members join privately in criticizing tbe action of the Minister of Customs as one which is member 67 the cabinet if he remains at his post.If committee work were .any criterion of busy times in Parliament then this session is the busiest that has ever been known here.On &l- most every day, except Monday and Saturday, there are from five to eight committees going full blast in different sections of the building, not coufiting (he Senate committees which generally interest only the Senators themselves.There are committees on almost everything under the sun, and all working at the same time.Some of them will huve reports to bring into the House on which legislation will Ve based and others will not serve much greater purposes than to give the members thereof the opportunity of voicing their views on the subjects under review.One thing they are doing, however, is to increase the use of white paper, since practically all of them have reporters on the job making stenographic notes, which are afterwards printed and then the printed issues carefully sent out to the constituents or wherever the members think they will do most good.The flood of printing this year is the heaviest in a decade.There is nothing which should call for a protracted debate; in fact, there is talk of a vote on the Iielding amendment by about the first of the week.If that in the budget mittee work be cleaned up by the end of next week, as it should be, there will not be a great deal to detain the legislators here.The government whips talk of tion by about May 27, and at any rate, from present Indications it should come during the first week in June.The Civil Service amendments are being threshed out in committee and there is every evidence of intention on the part of Ontario government members to insist that they he put through this session.The drive in committee indicates that there will be some changes in likely to throw suspicion on every should come and the necessary com- Nagle and Wigmore, of which tne \u2018 : « \"vit stand for the season of 19¥1 at proroga- | | ! i | i the act, whether or not they will be as sweeping as some of the members hope, remains to.be threshed out when the committees gets down to executive sittings.re SNOW BALL \u2018'his horse has bean inspected and his own stable.ot service.Terms, $6 at time T.& McNAIR, lyde\u2019s Corner, The Best News and Advertising Medium In\u2019 the District of Beauharnois '% - « comag rut Ao ld pr 73 ONR POLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS A YRAR; NO CREDIT.Ladies & Gentlemen Get your Shampooing done at WILSON\u2019S Electric Hair Drying end MassageTreatment.+ Simeon Beaudin \u2026 GENERAL MERCHANT Dry Goods Furniture.à Phone 25 Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Feed.Also Hosue We have redficed our prices on all goods and will keep our prices according\u2018to the prevailing market at ali times.\\ A Gasoline for Sale, HOWICK _ all events.NEIL SANGSTER President Plan to spend \u201cDominion Day\u201d July Ist at Ormstown, Que.Second Annual Sports Day Under the auspices of the Live Stock Breeders\u2019 Associgtion Middle aged men, young men, boys, girls, prepare to take part in the Sports on the Show Grounds on this Day.More competitions, more prizes, better prizes will be given in W.G.McGERRIGLE Sec.- Treas v ! this coming event.$1 7,000.00 i ia Prize Money.NEIL SANGSTER President Ormstown Live Stock Show will be held under the auspices of the Live Stock Breeders\u2019 Association of the District of + Beauharnois, Limited.ORMSTOWN, June 14-15-16-17th A bigger and better Show than ever should be your slogan for See that you do your share to boost the District of Beauhar- nois by preparing yous horses and cattle for this Big Exhibition.More Specials than ever, send for Prize List.\u2018 W.G.McGERRIGLE Sec\u2019y.-Treas, Wa Built in Canada by skilled Canadian Workers and Canadian Capital st LE SE! sie Et pue maps t poc0e 01 Ÿ \u201crt | 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Chatham, Ont, il] Gray-Dort value has created a wide demand for this car.dealers are able to make almost immediate deliveries to a few owners.your dealer to-day.J.A.McCracken, Huntingdon GRAY-DORT MOTORS, LIMITED \u201d An Uncommonly Good Investment To-day, with many good cars on the market, the Gray-Dort stands out as an exceptional car and an uncommonly desirable investment for you.You can buy all the good qualities of the Gray-Dort in other cars if you are willing to pay the price.But in no other car at anywhere near the Gray-Dort price can you secure the complete combination of desirable features which makes the Gray-Dort the biggest bargain in the motor car field.But Gray-Dort See Burying a Talent of Silver ROM earliest days, to bury money has been considered a stupid and blameworthy act; but to put it out at interest has been pra Deposit your money in our Savings Department where it will bear interest at best current rates.6 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE PAID-UP CAPITAL = .$15,006,000 RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000 HUNTINGDON BRANCH, C.W.Thomas, Manager.Start the Children Right Teach them the happiness of Saving \u2014 the pleasure af Economy\u2014the wisdom of Providing for the future.Qpena Savings Account for each child ($1.each sufficient) and can them for any w pv work rork they do do, depos 1e their earnings Yer will appreciate ry vets of work.and pop what \"a dollar stands for ort and muscle.THE MERCHANTS BANK Moad Office: Montreal OF CAN Established 1864 N a Atbdisten open Tusodeys and ak w ORMITOWN BRAN .GQ.SCOTT.Managen own at Rockbars spon Tussdays and Fridays.We allow at all times one half of the Exchange on Canadian money.In the Ladies\u2019 Fashion Salon we carry everything in Ready to Wear including the famous Miss Manhattan Coats and Suits, Co-Ed and Monarch Dresses, up to the minute styles at prices which will please you, Following is a partial list of the merchandise you will find in eur extensive stock, Men's and Boys\u2019 clothing, complete home furnishings, consisting of furniture, rugs, carpets, curtalns, bedding, dishes, stoves, etc.Pianos and Edison Phonographs and Amberolas.We invite you to make our store your headquarters when in Malone.Remember, please, that we allow one-half Canadian money on all purchases.the discount on « - age + - wr \u201cNR A p , a - eee PL FART MAIN F1 rs Will Exhibit Afternoon and Night at HUNTINGDON Monday, May 23rd Under Mammoth Sun and Waterproof Tents oie Pik: 2 THE MILLENNIUM TENT SHOWS With which only Finished Aerjalists, Noble Acrobats, Grace- ey mnasts, Dashing Kquestrians and All-Fea ture Artists will Presenting a program suited to every ear and eye.Shows where toil lays down its burden with a smile, and Laughter light- ons Dozing Day Dreams.PERFORMANCE at 2 and 8 p.m.Doors open one hour ear- ler.DON'T FORGET THE DAY AND DATE\u2014SHOW RAIN OR SHINE \u201d THURSDAY, MAY 19th, 1621 Re Huntingdon Gleaner INTINGDON, Q.MAY 19,.1921 NOTES OF THE WEEK While the budget debate is not \u2018Oducing much of new interest to e country, it is bringing to the re in group figures the cost of rtain departments or classes of penditure, which owing to the emendous national debt of over 70 billions, require careful con- deration as to their present Dna- onal necessity.The people of wmada are accepting as a matter course the expenditure of hte gov nment.This is not due to their qualified approval, but rather rough the impossibility of the \u2018erage person comprehending quo- tions dealing in hundreds of mil- ns.Last week the Minister of ilitia, Mr.Guthrie, spoke ostensiv- y on the budget, but in reality ith the purpose of supplying cam- sign ammunition to the stump reakers in the pending by-elections is subject was the Military Costs * Canada, which he placed at 18,715,000 divided as follows\u2014 Militia 11,890,000 Navy .2,500,000 Air .825,000 Mounted Police .3,600,000 This outlay he claimed represent- i the smallest charge per capita in ny country in the world.Can- dians are not interested in the cor- actness of his figures in this res- ect, but are interested in the ques- on of whether this outlay is neces- ary at all in Canada.We are not ke the nations of Europe surround d by potential enemies and with ractically every able hodied man -ell trained in the arts of war it eems unreasonbale to spend much eeded money in sham battles and 11 the other gold braid paraphein- lia to be found in a peace time rmy.The minister, in justifying his lepartamental existence, incident- lly in a casual sentence mentioned more pertinent subject\u2014the Jar er or unrest within our norl rs.Jere he faces the possibiltiy of a iinor crisis for the casual obs2rsier randering across Canada m rst of ecessity be struck by the uneasy tmosphere prevading the whole lags of unskilled and \u201cfloating\u201d xbor.Last winter saw the cuntros f population jamrcd with unem- loyed men\u2014fresh from work pay- 1g them big wages\u2014this winter ill see them and more crowding in gain with smaller \u2018\u2019stakes\u2019\u201d\u2019 to sea hem through the cold \u2018weather.Jnemployment breeds is: wtent nd distrust and it would be far etter if the government were to oncentrate their efforts in elimina- ing this class by education on pra- ical lines, rather than looking to eep them where they are now\u2014 eady bait for the Red agitator\u2014by aeans of squads of soldiers, par- icularly when the chances are that nly a short time ago, the poor devil .ow distrusted, wore the same uni- orm in defence of Canada.Saturday was nomination day in famaska.A surprise was sprung vhen the Farmers put a candidate n the field; his chances however ire considered as poor, the real ight centering around the Meighen ind Liberal Candidates.On the ame day in York\u2014Sudbury, New Brunswick, R.B.Hanson was nom- nated as the conservative candidate | with E.W.Stairs representing the Tarmers as his opponent.The Lib- arals did not put up a candidate.After the acceptance by Germany of the Allies terms a few weeks at least of quietness was expected in Europe, but conditions in 3{lesia caused LloydGeorge to adopt the unusual course of raking anoth- \u2018her nation across the coals by a speech delivered in the House of Commons.Poland is looked upon ig & protege of France so the out- surst against Poland again brought forth the scareheads about the possible break between France and England.Facts are in favor of Lloyd George, as the weird gospel i \u201cself determination\u201d whereby Europe operates upon herself called \u2018or a plebecite in Silesia.This was jeld and Germany won.The Poles \u2018hen adopted force and defied Ger- nany and the Allies.Lloyd George's irm stand has, brought the Poles to srder, the government has repudia- ed Korfant'y action, and things are auw quieting to normal with only .he newspapers and diplomats rv- ng to justify their rash pre lictions.Nominations \u2018bave been held ir \u201creland for the election of member: or the new [Irish parliaments.In, \u201ca South the Sein Finn was elected a acclamation, while in the north yractically ali seats sare contested snd feeling runs high.In the meantime rumors of meetings be- \u2018weed Lloyd George and De Valera mingled with continued upris- ngs, murders ote.which have now 3 ead to Liverpool and London.\u2014\u2014 | Premier Martin of Saskatchewan P anounces a provincial election on une 9th.As the Farmers pre lominate in the House and Cabin- it is expected thas there will be \u201cttle excitement and that the pre- et sovernsient will be returned.& æ ts .ood upper , At the recent annual meeting of the C.P.R.the presidens announced that the Company has made arrang ements in London for all loans necessary for some time to come.This is the first sign that London is reviving her old supremucy as jthe wortd's financial centre.At the same time an announcement was made that the C.P.R.bad purchased the Empress of Scotland \u2014formerly the German liner Kais- erine Auguste Victorfa.This boat is the largest ever to run between Liverpool and Quebec, being of 25,000 tons register.This points to the expectation of a great immigration rush from the British Isles ERNMSTO.N The annual meeting of the Y Society was held in McDougall Hall on Friday, May 6th.H'ullowing the reports, the officers were elected Pres, Miss M.Roy; Vice Pres, Misses Tinning and Elder; Cor.Sec.miss G.Alexauder; tec.Dec, Muss u.Leclair; \u2018Treus.Mr.DL.Watson; Superintendents, Anti iNarcotics, Miss A.Robson; soap Wruppers, Vis 1.Elder; Parlor Meetings, Miss A.Tinning; Press, H.McGerrigle, Hianist, G.Leclair.On Saturday evening when John Standage was driving his milk toward the village, an automobile ran into his wagon from behind upsetting aud breaking the wagou and spilling most of the milk.Fortunate- iv Mr.Standage was not- seriously hurt.The Village School Commission have engaged Miss Bourduge for the Model Department in the Academy.The contract for building the Seldlerss Memorial Arch was given to Jas.A.McBain for $4085.04 at u meeting of the citizens committee held on Thursday evening.At a meeting of the wirectors of the Live Stock Hreeders' Associa tion held on Tuesday evening, the President, Neil Sangster, and Vice President, Geo.E.Baird were ap- pcinted to sign a deed granting a piece of land at the entrance gate of t : show grounds on which to erect a Soldiers\u2019 Memorial.Robt, Mills, representing the Skating Rink Co.asked the directors that if the skating rink was sold would the chow company run the skating rink in the arena.The directors passed a resolution that this would be done.About 600 people attended the moving picture entertainment in the Arena on Saturday evening.Unfortunately through some defect in the machine which had just been in stalled an hour previous to the open- icg, the pictures were very dim with the exception of the comedy reel which was of a light color and was not affected the same.Those who waited for this picture got their monies worth as was said by many present.The main picture was pronounced by many as being of a high order if it only could have been seen plainer.The management returned the tickets to all presen: and asked them to come back this Saturday evening when free admission would be given to those prevent and when it is hoped that the defect in the machine will have been overcome.© RIVERFIELD The Rivertield Y Society held their Annual Meeting in the school on Monday evening, May 16th.Thore was a good attendance and the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Pres, Miss Ella Lang; Vice Pres, Miss Mina McGregor; Rec.Sec, Miss Ruth | Craig; Cor.Sec.Mr.Willie Craig; Treas, Mr.Jas.Anderson.Reports were read from the various departments.Sandwiches and cake were seerved at tne close.Delegates to | the County Convention to be held at | Huntingdon are Misses Ella Lang and Ruth Craig.The organized Bible Class at Liverfield are planning to have Kev.Major McCaskill from Maisonneuve ' to give an illustrated lecture at an early date on Robert Burus and the Minor Poets of Scotland.~ Much interest is being taken in the debate to be held in Rivertield Church Friday evening, May 20th at 8 P.M.Subject \u201cResolved that capital punishment should be abolisned.\" The debaters are: Affirmative, Misses Morris and Morrison and Mr.Peter McArthur.Negative, Messrs.Welsh and Hobert- son and Mrs.8.Ruddick.The judges\u2019 decision is to be sent to the government at Ottawa and Prisoners Reform Association, Montreal.The regular meeting of the W.M.8.was held in Knox Church, Howick on Tuesday, May 17th.Many are hoping to he able to attend the conference to be \u2018held in Hemmingford Presbyterian Clurch on Monday 27th in connection with \u2018the W.M.8.There will be a union service held in the Temperance Hall, Howick on Sunday evening of Howick, Georgetown and Riverfield congregations, of a special nature.The speakers will be Rev.Df.Shearer of Toronto, Rev.Gordon kie, Bec.of Social Service of the Province of Quebec.On Monday there will be two.ses sions in Knox Church, Howick at 3 P.M.and 7.20 P.M.with the same speakers, also Dr.Tait of MoGill University.The music will be conducted by a joint choir.~ HOWICK | What with incendiaries, burglaries snd auto explosions, Howick is experiencing :the effects of hyper civilization, The .4e0vohed: house préviously reported is now vacant.| | | Ar wmvestigation as to the auto was wade with unknowy results.burglars tampere.with and reunioved some important parts of the George: town Ladies Ala.Movie Machine and suspicion rested on a proprietor of ausocher machine who exbibited twice 10 the Mall cach week They were suspected when some apparatus belonging tu the local machine was sound with tne property of the vluee machine.\u2018Then a heavy cable belonging to the Hall disappeared.on confronting the parties with the fucts they returned the caoe.Serious damage was done tu the Ladies Aid Machine and much loss to them through failure to work it when there were two large crowds present in the ilail.frobably the nwst serlous tneïft was the removal of u stereopticon belonging to the Homemakers' Club, which was in a &i parate compartiment oc à cupuoard containing both machines, Interested tirs got Busy with the evidence already collated and in company with Mr.Vass, in his officlal capacity, made a moving picture trip in a car to the precincts of the proprietors of the other movie machine, and after the officer made three peremptory demands for the stere- opsicon and other stolen property to be returned immediately innocent indignation changed suddenly to guilty chagrin, and a confession was made of tne theft.His property was seized and the law win take its due course, Mr.Hilliard Stewart and son Harold, of Montreal spent Sunday the guests of his uncle, Mr.George Stewart.Mrs.Scott of Montreal was woek eid guest of her sister, uving, Springside Farm.\u201d The Misses Florence and Jeun Whillans were home tor the Mrs.the week c.d at the Manse, The members of the G4.0.B.C.intend giving taeir play \u2018An Early Haw at Bainsville, Ont.on the 23rd where it will doubtless meet witi tae uigh approval it did here.Miss Scoic 13 spending u short holiday with Mrs.\u2026.M.Anderson.STE.MARTINE Quite a number took in the trip Lu the shrine of St.Joseph Wednesday.1v tickets being sold trom this station.The Rev.J.C.Allard, parisa priest, accompanted the pilgrims and special cars conveyed them to the shine on the, slope of Mount Royul.With the frosty nights which have been ot late, the grass it not coming on very fast and cattle are still in the stable.Grain which was sown early is coming along tine but a good warm rain is badly needed.Monday the sale of work for the upkeep of the tour byroads recently put on this parish were sold to the lowest bidder as follows: Cote St.George to L.Maheu for $34, Cote St.Laurent to Ant.Touchette for $60, Cote Range Double to Zenon Brault for $100, Cote Grand Ligne to Narc.Vinette for - $35.Formerly the two latter roads were kept by the ratepayers of St.Etienne and St.Clement de Beauharnois.It is to be hoped that the Municipal code will be amended so as to be understood clearly by every person who can read.ATHELSTAN Mrs.Dr.Rowat attended Convocation exercises at College last Thursday.At the Arts Convocation, McGill on the 12th inst, Harland Cameron Rowat received his B.A.degree, obtaining honors in Economics and Political Science.The Misses Jean and Cecil Donald spent the week end home of their parents.Miss Ina MacDonald came home last Friday to spend a week with her mother, who has been ill.the McGill Mac- at the Mr.Harold Bickford motored to his home in Richford, Vt.Saturday, returning on Monday.Mr.and frs.John Elder and Leslie are spending a few days in the Laurentians.Mrs.F.Hutchings of Montreal is visiting at the home of her son, Mr.F W.Hutchings.Miss Annie Johnson has returned from Montreal where she has been with her mother for a number of weeks.The Athelstan Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs.Brims on Thursday afternoon, May 12th.There was a good attendance of members and friends.Quite a lot of work was accomplished and after the meeting refreshments were served.GLENELM Mr.C.B.Ewing was a business caller in Fort Covington on Monday.Mr.and Mrs, Burke, N.Y., spent Friday with Mr.and Mrs.John Grauam.Mr.Chas.Dougherty was the guest of his sister, Mrs.James Hay og, Monday.Mm.C.H.MacLean has returned to her home, having spent the last few months with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Carr.The Athelstan Y.P.S.met at.the home of Miss Elizabeth HEY on Tuesday evening.COVEY HILL In another column will be seen the anouncement of the unveiling of the Soldiers\u2019 Monument at Havelock on the 24th May.All patriotic Canadians within a reasonable distance should be pre sent on that occasion., Let us therefore rally round- the old flag once more on that day to pay ousrespects to our departed comrades who gave their lives that wm.Hampwon' of\u201d HU lINGDON GLEANER.we might have liberty.At Percy Brown's sale grade cows sold as high as $100.That is a good rice considering the low price of latter.oi me BROOK ROAD Mrs.- John Hamtiton spent Thursday with Mrs.Wm.Cairns.Mr.apd Mrs.Wm.fumily and Miss Bella Anderson called on .rs.Henry Thompson last \u2018Ihurgday evening.Miss l.izzle Irwin spent Thursday aiternoon with her grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Burditt.Mr.Wm.Jamiesoa spent the week end at home.Mr.Albert (Gauthier spent last Thursday and Friday visiting at Mr.und Mrs.David Johnston's, Malone, N Y.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NOTICE Au Institute under the auspices of the Social Service Council of Quebec will be held in this distriet throughout the week beginning May 22nd.On SUNDAY, MAY 22nd, Rev.Gordon Dickle, Sec'y of the Council for Quebec, will preach at Rockburn at 10 A.M.Athelstan, at 2 P.M.St.Andrew's Church, Huntingdon, (Union Service) at 7 P.M.; Institute meetings will be held in the afternoon at : o'clock and in the evening at 7.30 o\u2019clock at Athelstan on WEDNESDAY.25th, inst.and at Huntingdon in lecture Hall of the Methodist Church on THURSDAY, 26th inst.Speakers: Rev.J.G.Shearer, D.1.Toronto, Prof.W.D.Tait, Ph.D., McGill University, Rev.Gordon Dickie, M.A, Montreal.\u2014 iast re VETERANS ATTENTION! All Veterans of the District who can possibly do so are requested to attend the unveiling of the Memorial at the Town rall, Havelock on Tuesday.May 24th at 2 P.M.Where- ever possible it is desirable that uriform be worn, R.C.Cluff, F.R.Maxwell.Pres.Sec\u2019y.G.W.V.A.Huntingdon Branch.NOTICE TO ENTRANCE PUPILS All pupils wishing to enter Grade VIII of Huntingdon Academy in Sept.1321, must write on the government Kxamination of Grade VII, in the Academy.commencing June 15th.tuese pupils may view classes in the June 1st.attend the re Academy after W.K.PHILPS, Sec.Treas.NOTICE A meeting of Directors and all interested in the Farmers\u2019 Picnic will be held in the Fertile Creek Schoolhouse June 5th at 7.30 o'clock, P.M.DAVID T.NBSS, Sec\u2019y.pe IN STOCK Matched Spruce Novelty Siding Dutch Siding Planed Hemlock Rough Hemlock 2 x 4 Joists Beaver Board Ruberoid Slates Roofing Paper Nails Clapboarus Lath tlobe Roof Paints W.J.WALSH CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our most heartfelt and sincere thanks to our many kind friends and neighbors for many acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy shown us in our recent sad bereavement, including many floral tributes.Mr.and Mrs.J.T.McCartney \u2014 TO THE PUBLIC Asin the past I have different vegetable plants of first quality and you are sure to get tnem from cold beds when you get them from me and they are the best to produce.A.LASALLE NOTICE My store will] be closed on \\ ednesday evenings during the Summer months.JAMES W.ROSS, Powerscourt, Que.\u2014\u2014 WANTED LINOTYPE OPERATOR WANTED, either male or female.Good wages paid.Apply to the Gleaner, Huntingdon, Que.Baseball EMPIRE DAY, TUESDAY, MAY 24th Huntingdon Red Sox ; vs.; Elgin The opening game of the league.Game will be playéd on the new amond at the Huntingdon Fair rounds | dmissfon 26¢ and 166 = ame called for 2.00 P.M, sharp.AR pes {[beduc & Prieur \u2018| \u2018Departmental Store VALLEYFIELD, QUE.Specialty: Ready-to-Wear Garments for Ladies and Gents.Anderson and .years old, 4 vual ; dairying.| 50 YEARS AGO The Montreal Hoard of School rxaminers granted d.)jomas at their last meeting to the following persons from this district: Academy, James \u2026vuregor; Hiementary 1st Class, Jane Muir and Adelaide Pease; Elementary, 2nd Class, Nancy H.Brown, Elgin, Bella I$ruce, Hunting- don, Rachel Graham, Hinchinbrooke, Annie Grant, Dundee.\u2014prp 93 - CAZAVILLE Mr.Ulric Lauzon, Cazaville, hus purchased from Miss Mary Me- Gibbon, the property formerly oc- cupled by her as a millinery estab- lithment.SALE BY C.A.GAVIN On SATURDAY, May 2ist, residence of Alex.Arthur, West of hockburn, tue following property: 9 youuy cows, grade Hol stein and Ayrshire, | Holstein bull 2 calves and other articles uot Incutioned.Sale without reserve as Mr.Arthur is giving up 14 mouths credit on sums over $10.Sale at 1 P.M, OWING TO Aix ERROR IN THE ADVERTISING OF THIS SALE IT HAD TO BE POSTPONED FROM at tho Lg mile TUESDAY, 17th, AND WILL BE HELD ON MONDA 23rd.On MONDAY, May Zoru, at the residence of w.J.Moore, first farm North of Trout River Lines, the fellowing property: 1 general purpose mare 8 years old, 1 heavy mare 8 years old, 2 general purpose geid- ings rising 3 years old, 14 high grade Ayrshire and Holstein cows, all Spring milkers, 8 gdod veal calves, 1 two year old bull, 14 sheep and 16 Spring lambs, 1 pure bred leicester ram, 1 year old, 2 shoats, 1 brood sow and 9 young pigs, 25 bushels potatoes, 500 feet of soft Maple flooring, 1 set spring tooth harrows, 1 deuble wagon.Sale without reservr as Mr.Moore does not dairy and has rented his farm.Sale at 1 P.M.Terms: 14 months credit on all sums over $10 or.furnishing approved joint notes.SIM AXWORTHY 56357 Standard Bred Bay Stallion.Weight 1235.3-year-old 2.124.For terms and particulars see posters.WALTER H, ARTHUR, Athelstan Station, Que, ROYAL R.8BON 13932 16772 IMP, This imported Clydesdale is dark brown, well marked, excellent feet and limbs and weighs ciose to a ton.This horse was former.y owned by the Clydesdale Horse Breeders\u2019 Association of Dar'iagton, Ont, where he proved him.cif to be one of the best stock horses in Ontario.This horse is placed in Class No.1, A, highly stand during the season at the Fair Ground barn, Huntingdon.'l'erms to ensure, to members of the Huntingdon Agricultural Society, Div.A, $10; to non-members $15.Kil mares at owner's risk.SCOTCH BARON 15355 17680 .IMP.This imported Clydesdale is dark bay, nicely marked, stands 164 hands high and weighs 1800 1bs., the bes\u20ac oI limbs and action and has proved himself to be a great breeder.This horse is placed in Class No.1 A, highly recommended and will stand during the season at the Fair Ground barn, Huntingdon, ror further particulars and pedigrees of these horses see posters or proprietor.Terms to ensure, $16.All mares at owner's risk.Trotting Trial as THOS.A.JOLLY, Proprietor, Huntingdon \u201cLANARK LAD IMP, (15821) This Clydesdale stallion has passed the Government inspection in Class Al highly recommended.He will stand the season as follows: Monday, at home; Tuesday at Wm.Greenaways, Dewittville; Wednesday and Thursday at Hugh McCallum's, near the village of Huntingdon; Friday at Robert Whittall\u2019's, New Erin and Saturday at home, Terms to insure $12.00; all mares at owners\u2019 risk and all bills payable on March 1st, 1922.DAVID CAVERS, Prop.Ormstown, Que.J.Cuthbert in charge.MAPLEVIEW BARON (28009) Bay, face and hind legs born September 10th, 1917.Sire: Baron Rulles (Imp.) (9595) (13361) Dam: Baron Rose (29832) Sire of Sire: Baronson (Imp.) (6347) (10981) Sire of Dam: Up-to-Date (Imp.) (2733) (10474).The above Stallion passed Government inspection, 1,700 lbs.and will owner's stable for the season.All mares at owner's risk.Terms to insure: $10.NORMAN M.PAUL white, the weighs VAL JEAN\u2014Thoroughbred Stallion Look for advertisement next week.Will stand at Huntingdon Show Grounds.esse \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 H.CAPLAN \u201cwishes to announce that he ts buying stock of all kinds, Calves, Cows, Hogs, Fowl, etc, and is paying the highest market prices.Phone 93J.Huntingdon, Que.i i _ Ladies\u2019 recommended and will \u2019 stand at the .! separators, Have you pleasure in a garden?A! things thrive in it most surprisinsiy you can't walk by a bed of flowers but besides the entertaïninent of te: beauty, your eyes will be suluted vith the charming colors and curiosity of the humming bird, which revels amor the flowers, and licks off the dew ni.honey from thelr tender leaves, on which It only feeds.Its siye Is not half so large as an English wren, and Its color Is a glorious shining mivrure of scarlet, green and gotd.\u2014- What J.B.WALSH Has to offer you this Week Summer is almost with us and Ladies Underwear should be wanted WATSON'S LADIES' UNDERWEAR 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 85, and 90c All splendidly finished and beautifully bleached.\u2019 Ladies\u2019 Cotton Hose at 25c, 40c, 50e.Hosiery at Attractive Prices Ladies\u2019 Cotton Hose 35, 40, and 60c.Ledies\u2019 Lisle Hose at 60c, to $1.00 Ladies\u2019 Silk Hose at $1, 31.50, $1.in White and Black and colors, Cashmere Hose at $1.09, \u2018$1.25, $1340, and $1.75.We have also a special line of Ribbed Cotton Hose in White and Black, Sizes 5 to 91% at 25c to 40c a pair.We are offering this week a line of Dress Ginghams, very pretty patterns\u2014fifteen designs\u2014and a goot cloth\u2014a snap at 24c per yard.This week Men's Balbriggan Underwear at 75c per garment.These are not seconds.To clean up our Stock of Shoes we show this week an assortment of Invictus Men's Shoes, We have about 40 prs.of these goods sizes 6 to 9.We have not all sizes in every line but we have a fair assortment of sizes in all lines.Values at $6.00, $7.00, $7.50, $9.00, 9.25 on Saturday only at $3.00 per pair.TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, TELES- .COPES,.8pecial values in CLUB .BAGS at 815.00 to $24.00 each.Last, New Sherwin Williams Paints To insure a good job you should buy the best.Covers Most, Looks best, Wears Longest.We have many imitations to-day but are they furnishing the best goods Don\u2019t experiment.Buy what has proved good value in the past.We have been selling this brand of paint for the past 18 years and we stand back of every tin we sell, .All Colors and a Paint for Every Purpose Yours truly, J.B.WALSH ORMSTOWN QUE.| =.me Announcement BIG SALE FOR OPENING NIGHT We wish to announce to the public that we are having the formal opening sale of the Huntingdon Clothing Store Saturday evening, May 21st, at 7 P.M.Men's Suits, Ladies\u2019 Dresses and Costumes, Boys\u2019 Suits and Girls\u2019 Dresses.Everything selling at old prices.Men's Suitm from $18 to 925.Large assortment of working Pants, ranging from $1.95 and up.Also Khaki Pants and mary minor articles at cheap rates, Do not forget our stand next store to O'Connor\u2019s Building.SALE BY FRED J.DONNELLY At the old Foundry Building, Huntingdon, on SATURDAY, May 28th, Consignment Sale consisting of household furniture including organ, phonograph, kitchen tables, extension and parlor tables, bedroom suites, beds, springs and mattresses, nice carpet suare, 3 sewing machines, 2 writing desks, cook stove, oil stove, baby carriage, washing machines, ote.A number of cows and horses izcluding 1 registered cow and two of her progeny (yearling heifer and spring calf); 1 ten ft.I, H, C.horse rake, 1 two rowed Massey Harris ccrn cultivator good as new, disc harrow, Moody root cutter, Boyd & Co.grain separator, swivel hayfork carriage for wooden track, express wagon, steel tired buggy and nice rubber tired top buggy, 1 express \u2018pole, 3 automobiles including 1 Vulcan -noadster, Maxwell touring and Ford touring all in good order, 1 bicycle, 1 light double driving harness, 1 single driving harness, 1 heavy double harness, 1 double set of plow harness, 1 barrel churn, 3 cream 150 egg Incubator, 10 bags potatoes, football, baseball\u2019 mit and bat, horse blanket and rug and a lot \u2018of other things.Look for addi ticns to list next week.Terms: $10 and under, cash; over $10, six months credit on approved Joint notes with interest at 6 per cent per annum.C.W.McCLATCHIB, Consignee, Huntingdon Phone 11.cr.Ame arte = \u201cAn Enquiry\u2019 Would the sale have grown \u2018to the enormous proportions that it has, but for this one reason \u201cSuperior Quality\"?LAD Black - Green or Mixed - The Graves .Heroes, Mrs.R.B.Maclean has returned to British Columbia from France, where she visited the grave of her son, the late Lieut.Donald Maclean, of the Princess Put's.\u2019\u2019 took to France maple trees from her home in Burnaby, which she planted on her son's grave.kindly to the soil, she says, and are growing beautifully.On arriving at the cemetery of Villers au Boils, Mrs.Maclean was surprised to tind the grave covered speaks in the warmest terms of the kinduess of the French people whom she met, stating that they are ever ready to show kindness to those visiting the graves of loved ones, despite \u2018heir own unfortunate circumstances.Mrs.Maclean They have taken with fowers.She * PR re cilje Tq % Sealed Pac Have you eve time by your cat's ¢ possible if the we Cats, of course, dark; this is owliy construction of the erate light, pussy pupil small and in a bright light In the dark it wigs most as large as On a bright day { be smallest at noon, ing until it is darky condition until th dawn again, when narrow.By obse sible to get a ro time from an exaËj eyes.The clock would dull weather, whi same effect as dari + ) » O\u2019CONNOR HA MAY 24th I.WI ee 8 gra ee ériscille Dean wiih Lop Chaney À in \"OUTSIDE THE LAW! yO UNIVERS Ale THE GREATEST UNDERWORLD \u201cSilent Madden\u201d once a crook of PICTURE EVERY national nottodity Bo the teaching of his friend, Chang Lo\u2014a heathen to is more than statute-book laws\u2014and reformed.W spectability, lives his worldly, but whose heart is \u201cSilky Moll\u201d to all \u201cThe White Lily.\u201d is daughter, Molly Madden, whi agspure and hard ag a Chinatown, but quizzical Chang Respectahility annoys Maidhen\u2019s former lieutenant, Silva, now the uncrowned king of Crookdom, whose include the word \u2018\u2018honor\u201d purpose of \u2018\u201c\u2018getting\u2019\u2019 Madden, roaded to prison for the Honesty has been irksome À Black Mike stages a gang and failing to Kill hih, alleged shooting ef an office toSilky Moll and now .revenge her father's imprisonment,in which she dose » .Mike Silva\u2019s hand.Silva plans acrime daring enoug Silky Moll and induces Big Bill Ballard to do the then betray her to the police necklace.What happened to Silky Moll?andskip out with the What did dapper Big Bill \u2018\u201cgen-tleman\u2019 crook do?What did Silent Madden find onhis release from p And Black Mike, who resents anyattempt at hone who framed bis pal and of pearls, what of him those who once were crooks, pals daughter for a handful For the development and climaxof the story see \u201c0 the Universal-Jewel feature, staring Priscilla Dean and Tod Brownwing, which will be seenat O'connor Hal! 1 IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SHOW THERE WI OUR GOOD TIME DANCES.Music by the Moonlight Seranaders.If You Fail To Attend This Picture Or Dance You ! The Law\".! Every Day a Bargain Day MILLINERY : - 4 \\ Our Hats arrived and this week wo are having a Sal 36.50, $4.00 and, Jothors at $3.50, $3.00 down to $1.25.This Ladies\u2019 Trifimed.\u2018 Hat3, ren's Hats.Prices from $1 to $2.26 Voiles-Ginghams Uptothe-minute Dress Voile, Fancy Pattern Up-to-the-minute Dress Gingham, Fancy pattern, 36 in Silk Hose from 59c to $2.50, all Curtain Scrim\u2014BSome new Pereales The new Percale, Underskirts Ready-to Wear, also a nice à Ladies\u2019 fancy Emb.White Under skirt, different styl 8c, 76c.Special Prices Fancy Silkoline for Comforters, 36 ins, 26c yd.Fancy Drapery, 36in, 46c yd.Fancy Cretonne, 36 in.26¢ yd.White Totton worth 60c last year, this year's, price, 36 We have in our stock all new goods in Gingham Indian Head, Cotton, Ladiee Under wear, Hosfery, Ladle® a SPECIAL\u2014 Ladïbs Black Elliott's Store L.R.Smellie, prop.T4\".J > 69c, ESc yd.Fancy Pat and fency, Ecru, Whilgiiae 4.iP À) Ti 1 + all patterns, colors, 36 lu.wide | 4 ; t A Kid Gloves, all sizes, $ # - .OU i \u2018 \u2018 as TEACHERS WANTED TEACHER FOR DISTRICT NO.1, in the Township of Elgin, term 10 months, salary $65 par month.School to open Sept.1st.Applicants to state qualifications and number of years experience.CO.E.Ewing, Sec.-Treas., Glenelm, Que.April 5, 1921, 14 on THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE Company of Canada require a District Manager for the Hunting- don District, also part time agents.Liberal dividends to policy holders, good contracts to agents.Apply, G.W.Knight, Agency Organizer, Room 305 McGill Building, Montreal, Que.14 18 pe) NOTICE ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS FRESH FRUIT FANCY CHOCOLATES and other varieties.open TEACHER WANTED SCHOOL MUNICIPALITY OF GODMANCHESTER WANTED\u2014A qualified teacher for District No.1, Dawittville.Salary $60 per month.W.K.PHILPS, Sec.Treas.Huntingdon eee FOR SALE, WANTED, LOST and TO RENT Advertisements 114 cents a word.No charge less than 25c; cash to accompany order.* FOR SALE Hol- Dun- ONE 2-YEAR-OLD GRADE stein Bull.Apply to J.K.lop, St.Agnes de Dundee.19 2 HOUSE ON HUNTER SREET FOR Sale, next to Mr.Chas.Lamb's Store, suitable for one or two families, Good building in rear of premises, Terms easy.Apply to Alex.Chalmers.19 2 ONE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE, on the north side of King street, Apply to Mrs.J.Logan.20 1 , COMING ! O'Connor Hall June 1st and 2nd AR-JAH The Master Seer and his all star mystery workers, presenting a big Show of High Class Attractions consisting of M AGIC\u2014 -ESCAPES-\u2014CRŸSTAL GAZING.= a.TOWN OF HUNTINGDON Dog taxes are now due and payable at the office of ths undersigned.All dogs must be registered during the month of May.W.K.PHILSS, Sec.Treas.Ice Cream Parlor will be DUCK BEGGS 75¢ PER SETTING OF L758 + every day, also evenings, until fur- 12.Also ducklings 25¢ each.y ee ; ther notice A.Gilmore, Glenelm.20 1 èhe Anniversary A L.R.SMELLIE Sep FARMS FOR SALE ONE GRADE AYRSHIRE BULL coming 2 year old.Also two lit ters of Yorkshires, well bred, male (oMmMmuNITY PLATE and females.A.Gilmore, Glenelm, Do not wait until the most con- Ue , 201 venlent farms to the village are \u2014QUANTITY TABLE POTATOES, sold.Buy now and be satisfied all also a quantity of oats.Edmond your life.Ouimet, Dewittville, Que.201 I also have for sale a good house on Bouchette St, at $2,000, (A Bargain.) Houses for Sale on Wellington St.- FARMS FOR SALE HUNDRED ACRE FARM at Malone N.Y., modern buildings.Will Good buying at $3500.carry twenty head of stock.For F.X.CASTAGNER particulars, inquire, Arthur .\u2019 dley, Attorney, Malone, N.Y.Telephone 144w.Handley y Noa Good Teeth-Good Health Ad 9 = A ! SANS The housewife who wants tableware she can be proud to own, and to use, should insist on having only Community Plate.You can start your set with a single serving piece and add to it from time to time.We are always glad to show Community Plate, : ~ W.G, WEBBER Watchmaker snd Jeweller Huntingdon, Que.Phone 185 Did you see my Up-to-Date and Hygienic Dental Parlor in the KELLY BLOCK Have you Bad Teeth?Bad Roots?Try my PAINLESS EXTRACTION with NOVO-CASOL Have you mouth diseases?Consult me and I assure you a eure.PYORRHEA Treated and cured in 10 Treatments\u2014and between 2 MONTHS.Dentistry through the most MODERN PRICES Phone 158w.\u2018 Office Hours 9 a.m.to 9 p.m, Dr.J.E,CAZA - OUR BEST for Bread SNOWFLAKE for pastry See the New Maxwell Automobile | Spiral Gears, New Starter, Lynite Pistons | See us before placing your order.| Insist on getting these 5 Pass.$1335,00 F.O.B.Factory brands.- W.D.McCormick SE WHITES STATION Phone 6211-24 | McDonald & Robb 1 second hand Chevrolet for sale i oo | Valleyfield, Que, ee, DUFFY BROS.CO.1 \u20ac.LS A SAFE STORE TO PIN FAITH TO IS THI.IN ; + MANY WAYS THE BEST STORE BECAUSE rT Is THE 20° , MOST RELIABLE.IT GIVES THE BEST SERVICE .DAY IN AND DAY OUT AND YEAR,IN AND YEAR .1° OUT.IT SHOWS THE NEW THINGS EARLIEST ! AND VERY OFTEN EXCLUSIVELY, .IT SHOWS THE Lo GREATEST VARIETIES ALWAYS, HUNTING CARE- hé FULLY TO BRING THE MOST CHOICE AND USEFUL Co HERE.ITS PRICES ARE THE LOWEST POSSIBLE .FOR RELIABLE GOODS AND IT PROTECTS ITS PAT- ., RONS WITH A GUARANTEE.SUCH A STORE AS .CL THIS I8 SURELY A USEFUL FEATURE OF THIS: , * ; ; CF ; COMMUNITY.HOW WIDE THE CONFIDENCE AND \u2019 : APPROVAL IT HAS WON IS EVIDENOED BY SUCH : \u2018 om GROWTH AS HAS PROBABLY NEVER COME TO y 8 ANY OTHER STORE IN MALONE: .BY .VISITING vw THE STORE NOW AND SEEING THE DISPLAY OF es SUMMER APPAREL AND MERCHANDISE JUST IN .1» YOU CAN EASILY UNDERSTAND.WHY WE HAVE MADE THESE STATEMENTS IN REGARD TO OUR BORN Rigge\u2014At Gloversville, N.Y., on May 1st, to Dr.and Mrs.H.B.Riggs, a son.Cameron\u2014At Martintown, Ont.on Saturday, May 7th, 1921, to Mr.and Mrs.J.J.Cameron, n daughter Lanktree\u2014At the Grace Hospital, Windsor, Ont., on May 12th, 1921, to Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Lanktree, a son.MARRIED Todd-Harknezs\u2014 At the home of the bride's parents, May 11th, 1921, by Rev.J.B.Maclean, Dorothy J., daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Walter F.Harkness, to Alphaeus F.Todd, all of Dewittville, Que.DIED McCartuey\u2014At \u201cOakglen,\u201d Hunting- don, Que., May Sth, 1821, Thelma Diana, eldest and beloved daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.T.McCartney, aged 10 years, 7 .months and 10 days.Thomson\u2014Suddenly at her residence, New York City, on May 15th, Mary A.Levers, wife of Jas.Thomson in her 73rd year.Hutchings\u2014At Athelstan, Que.on Tuesday, May 17th, 1921, Frederick \" Saunders, only child of Mr.and \" Mrs.F.H.Hutchings, aged 1 month and 4 days.Gold Seal Congo- leum Rugs Absolutely waterproof.\u2018The most sanitary floor covering, easy to clean, no sweeping.Mere wiping off with a damp mop cleans them.No fastening required.They lie flat on the floor without fastening of any kind.Durable\u2014They give long under the hardest usage.Attrective appearance\u2014A splendid variety of beautiful designs and colors, suitable for every room in the house.Absolutely guaranteed to give satisfaction.Sizes, 9 x 3 feet, $6.50; 9 x 4% feet, $8.26; 9 x 6 feet, $11.30; 9 x 74% feet, $13.90; 9 x 9 feet, $16.45; 9 x 1044 feet, $19.20; 9 x 12 feet $22.service ey Ladies\u2019 Coats and Suits After the most successful Coat and Suit trade we have had in many years, we offer a special discount of 10 per cent on any Coat or Suit we have in stocx.; Boys Pants Boys\u2019 Corduroy Pants, regular, $3.25, On Bale this week $1.98.PK.#1zes in stock.Boys\" Khaki Pants, 6 to 14 year soc.\u2018 Ladies | Hose 80 doz.Ladies Gray seamless Cotton Hose, sizes 814 to 10, Black and Brown, regular 50c for 25c, Ladies Lisle Thread Hose in Black and Brown.Splendid quality.All sizes, 50c.a\u2014\u2014 New Silks New SILKS New TAr«ETTAS New DUCHESS New PAILETTES New SATINS \u2014AT NEW PRICES.New Printed Voiles A number of new designs received this week.Ladies\u2019 White Wash 5 doz.sample Skirts at less than wholesale prices.mets Boys\u2019 Jerseys Navy and \u2018Brown, long and short \" #leeves, sizes 28, ., 82.f \u2014 _ New Straw Hats Smart styles in Men's Straw Hats, A nice assortment to choose from.Men's Rain Coats Splendid heavy Coats in new STORE'S POLICY AND METHODS OF DOING.BUS.ÿ, INESS.TI MALONE\u2019S LARGEST DEPT.STORE .COMPLETE CROCKERY.| A OCR : or Nas BASEMENT | \\ | Nr) | A oo.a | dom, colorings.PRINGI t «STARK & ©.PLANTS, PLANTS, PLANTS Spring price list now ready.Procure one from C.H.Lamb, Hunting- J.McMEEKIN, 18 8 Valleyfield, Que, PLANTS Will deliver plants at Dewittville May 36th also be at C.H, Lamb's Huntingdon on the same date, JOHN McMEEKIN, Valleytiold, Que.CAR OF FRESH CEMENT JUST received.James Brown, 20 I 20 ° Huntingdon \u2014The following representatives of Excelsior Lodge No.17,1 0.0.F.and the Pioneer Lodge of Rebekahs are in Lennoxville attending the Grand Lodge of Quebec which is now in session there: Andrew Philips, M.L.A, Peter kider, John A.Ross, F.D.Shearer, John Grant, Mrs.J.À.Ross, Mrs J.D.Bicknell, Mrs.H.Dunsmore, Mrs.W.Tedstone, Mre.R.EK.Cogland.\u2014On Wednesday morning two deer were seen graxing on the farm of Mr.McCaffrey, Boyd Settlement.They were fine large animals and did not appear to be at all alarmed by their strange surroundings.Later in the day they crossed several farms going towards the South East and were probably making for their old haunts in the South Woods.\u2014Representatives of the Hunting- don, Chateaugay and Brainerdsville baseball clubs met in Chateaugay on Tuesday night to discuss the forming of a league for the coming season and it is possible that a four tam league will be the outcome.Another meeting will be held on Friday evening to araw up a constitution and playing schedule.\u2014The fountain on Chateauguay street has received a fresh coat of paint but owning to a defect in the water connection no water is available, -\u2014Stanislas Caza has started build- fre operations on his new garage on Chateauguay street.-\u2014-Mr.R.S.Feeny is building a THURSDAY, MAY 101 new stable and barn on his property Ç on Dalhousie street to replace the one destroyed by fire last Fall.\u2014Charlie Faille was up before Justice of the Peace Stephen on Monday on charge of disturbing the peace and on pleading guilty was fined $5 and costs, in all about $4U.Mr.and Mrs.Kidd of Montreal spent the week end with Mrs.Kidd's mother, Mrs.Munro.Dave Higginson, who left here last September has returned and reports a very unsettled stife ot affairs in the Old Country.A brother of Mr.Arthur Vine with his wife and family accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Higginson to Canada and will make their home here.HOLIDAY NOTICE The Stores in Huntingdon will be closed on May 24th.\"ATTENTION | Unvefling of the Soldiers\u2019 Monument at HAVELOCK Will take place on Tuesday the 24th of MAY The ceremony commencing at 2 o'clock p.m.Distinguished sbeakers will be present, ALL ARE WELCOME C.W.POTTER, Secretary.Havelock, May 9th, 1921, Jesiah's Courtship IN THE TOWN HALL AT HERDMAN FRIDAY EVENING MAY 20th, 1921 Farce Comedy-Drama in Four Acts BY LOCAL TALENT Proceeds for the Benefit of Rennie's Methodist Church ADMISSION 25c and 35¢ Hear this play and if you ean't laugh better see the doctor.Curtain Rises at 8 p.m.F.Lefebvre & Son Merchant-Tailors Offer some exceptional Bargains.Men's All Woo! Fine Blue Serge Suits, guaranteed colors, well lined.Priced $30.00, $365.00, $38.00 and $40.00.Cleaning out several lines of Tweeds and Worsted Suits at $35.00 We offer a special line of Black Chevtot Spring Overcoats.Priced $20.00.Have you seen our New Spring and Summer Suitépgs, We have a few uncalled for Suits in Greys and Browns at prices which will save you many dollars.The the Shoes at and below cost.Come in and examine our goods, compare values before purchasing your clothing elsewhere, F.Lefebvre & Son Merchant Tailors HUNTINGDON, = « + Que MONTREAL WHOLESALE PRICES Live Hogs $12, $12.50 Bacon, 36c, 38c 1b.Flour, car lots, $9.80, $10.Shorts, $31.25 7 Cheese, 2044c, 21c.Butter Creamery, 27%c, 21%ec.Oats, No.2, Can.Western 58, 68%c Oats, No.2, Feed, b2c.Oats, No.3, Can.Western 53, 6314¢ Bran, $29.26 per ton.Eggs, selected, dor.36¢, 27c.Lard, 13%e.Rolled Oats, $3.00, $3.20 - Hay, No.2, Timothy $33, $24 ton.HUNTER\u2019S - 2 tina Rainbow Salmon 35c The Store of Good Values You owe it to your Pocket Book to com pare our Goods and Prices.Our terms ar Cash because our profits are small.Voile Week This week we have OUR SPECIAL VOILE SALE Plain and fancy voiles in ondless varieties all 40 incher wide.Voiles that are Lhe cream of the markets beat styles, voiles of extra fine qualities.On sale thi week at .30¢.40¢ .60¢ .90¢ : Every price a apoci price, .Every line a winner.40 inch Freuch organdies ten good shades 400 Hosiery Sale 45e.Ladies Italian Silk Lisle Howe sizes 84% to 10 in sano black, white, brown, navy, grey, Your old time fav orite hose back again and on sale at 456 Go to e'm the goings good.256 Gingham Sale 256 This week wo sell one dandy lot of Dress Ging hams in Plaid, Checks, Small Checks and Stripes, (as colors all lines 28e yd, Sample Shoe Sale - Good Sizes Ladies White Hi Cuts 200 pr.Ladies Kid Hi Cuts 300 pr.».ÂUe yc Ladies Oxfords and Pumps, white Black .$1.60p Ladies work Oxfords .$1.00 Ladies Black Duck Oxfords .Cee ea 60cpr Kiddies\u2019 Soft Sole Shoes .25c mi Boys\u2019 Work Shées .+.$2.00 pr Men's Fine Shoes .$3.00 p Some New Lines In Ladies twin strap Pumps Ladies cross strap Pumps Two Eyelet Oxfords Brown Kid Oxfords Our shoes in Quality and Price are Right, We know they're Right.When look'in for shoes shop around then sce ours: Nuff Sed.Ladies\u2019 Haubite Silk Waiste, Sizes 36 to 44, long sleves * Hi Io necks In white, black, navy, grey, Some Clothing | Clothing | Better Clothes sor Less Money.Men's Cross Bred Serge and Banockburn Tweed Suits sizen 36 to 44 .$15.00 MEN'S BLACK VICUNA SUITS .« .810,00 Young men\u2019s all wool Fox Serge Suitly .$18.0( Boy's Bannckhurn Tweed Suits .17.50 Boys\u2019 Fox Serge Suits .$14.00 Boys First Communion Suits, made up in natty styles, all sizes $$9.75.made to measure .,.2 0004 4000 o.$28.00 Men's all wool Fox Homespun Suita, three good shades Boys\u2019 Bloomer Pants the good kind, All sizes Prices $1.00, $1.60, $2.00 One Hundred pairs men\u2019s work pants 49¢ Shirt Sale Boys' white Sport Shirts, aizes 1214 to 14, good quality shirts on sale .,.400 Boys\u2019 Golf Hose black with fancy color cuffs.69c Boys\u2019 long sleeve Jerseys .50e Boys\u2019 V neck all wool Jerseys, \u2018all sizes all colors, \u2018 Boys\u2019 underwear, Boys union sults Boys\u2019 Bathing Suite Boys\u2019 long Khaki Pants, Boys Gray Twill Work Shirts .Ce eee 78¢ Hats ! Hats ! Queen Quality Ladies\u2019 Hats Some new styles every week at popular prices.One good lot Children's trimmed Hats, selling at 49e One lot Girls\u2019 Janlor Hats on bale al .99c Ladies Panama Hats .1,12 .$149 Boys\u2019 Dip Rim Straw Hats.76c.Boys\u2019 Sallors Boys' Panamas.Classy styles.Men's Straw Saflors and Men's Panamas in sallor, Senators and Fedoras.Prices are much flower! this year.MEN'S SILK CAPS Men's Gaberdine Caps, Men'saTweed Caps, B.V.D.Underwear Para Silk Sox and Regal Shirts Big Specials This Week Table oilcloths .36c yd Fast Color Indigo Prints Bengal Grey Cotton 10c yd Price 20c yd.40 inch White Lawn 10c yd Stripe Flannlettes 10c yd 36 inch Crettonne 25c yd 36 in Curtain Serim 15¢ yd Brown Stripe Crash 15c yd Special White Cotton 10cyd Men's all wool Work Sox 25 Yard wide Apron Gingham 25e Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s 19c Hose Sale.50c Silk Hose Sale.Record Sox in 4 colors 36c 8 pr.$1.00 Specials in the Paint Department Jap a Lac, Pint ting 26¢ Colorite 15¢ bottle Polish Oi] 10c bottle Floor lack Pint tins 26c Flax Soap 10c¢ bottle Quart Cans Inside Paint, mostly greys and browne, Pea Green, $100 quart.Wagon Paint 50c quart.Alabastine 51h package 30c.Pure Paris Green 55c one pound tins.Mar-Not Floor Varnish Ercello Furniture Varnish S.W.P.Pale Qilcloth Varnish THE VARNISH THAT DON'T TURN WHITE Grocery Specials Barbadoes Mollasses 90c¢ gal Red Rose Tea 46¢ 1b 2 ting Corn 25¢ 3 lbs Tapioca 26¢ 2 tins Tomatoes 26¢ 5 lbs.Beans 25c 2 tins Blueberries 25c 8 lbs washing Soda 25c 2 pkgs Peaches 25c 3 tins Shrimps 25c 2 tins Chotce Red Salmon 55c 3 tins Crystal Salmon 26c 2 Pkgs Corn Starch 25c Domestic Shortening 15¢c Ib 2 tins Libby's Pork&Beans 2 tins Succotash 25c price 25e 2 lbs evaporated Apples 25 c, 8 1h3 Rice 25c 3 lbs Rice 26¢ bars Comfort Soap 30c.7 bars Puritan Soap 26e 7 Cakes Castile Soap 26c Seed Corn that will Grow Early Leaming, Southern White,Red Cob $1.90 perbush Car Liverpool Coarse Sait $1.70 bag.20 1b Pail Lard $2.75.SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS FOR ALL KINDS OF GOOD PAINTING .e JOHN HUNTER & SONS THURSDAY, MAY 1Dth, 1984 THE HU: TINGDON GLEANER.HONCURAEL.: E.Mh US Womens a valde It 7, DRURY COM.50 YEAFS AGO Mr.James Stephen, Trout River ' - .The Womens Institute members , has lately acyuired two line spect: s mens of the Ayrsiire breed of cattle, throughout Canada will be interested to know that Hon.E.C.Drury, Prime | Minister tor the Province of Ontario, has expressed his appreciation of the great work of the Women's lusti- tutes\u2014especially Ontario.Premier Drury in speaking at one of the Conventions of the Ontario Institutes gtated: \"1 did not come here to make a speech, but rather to express my good will, my personal appreciation of tiie great work that the Women's Institutes of Ontario are doing, and the greater work | think they may do, and should do in the future.| speak with knowledge, because as you know, I come from a neighbourhood where there is a Women's Institute: my wife is a member of the Women's Institute, and I know of its possibilities as well as of the good work of which the institute is capable.I think I can assure you of this; that our government which has eome into power, really on the crest 0° a Moral wave, will stand behind you for all that is best in the work you are doing for the betterment of al\u2019 conditions\u2014purticularly Child Welfare.1 think the fullest latitude shou'd he sive tis Womel's Insti tute.In the future the work of the Women's Institute so far as our government can help will be ex pedited and the work will be facilitated.\u201d What is said of these organizations in Ontario is true of them in ever\u201d province of Canada Their work \u2018sor Home and Country\u201d along practical lines is leing recognized by the leaders of publie nffuirs.Each community his problems peculiarly its own, aud it is the work of the Women's Institute to assist in solving these prohlems, und help in every way that wa make this world a better place, not ouly for the present generation.but for children in which to live, Mrs.W.S.Armitage.Convenor, Publicity Committee.Quebec Women's Institutes.A quick, pleasant HAND CLEANER soft, yct efiective, CONTAINS GLYCERINE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 _ W.PATTERSON, K.C,, Advocate T1A St.James St.Montreal Will be at Moir Hotel, Huntingdon, first Saturday of every month * om ASSURANCE In AH Branches ACCIDENT FIRE AUTOMOBILE LIFE LIVE STOCK BAGGAGE, ETC.Attractive Policies in every line.A, A.LUNAN, HUNTINGDON, QUE.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NUMA E.BROSSOIT, K.C.ADVOCATE Recorder of the city of Valleytield, Valleyfield, P.Q.Will attend all the courts in the District of Beauharnois and Mont- Teal.Phone No.60 t the Keusingion Mills, a our | WHITE boar, \u2018Mutual Fire [nsurancelo.; President, M.\\.a helter.The cow is werd of Hon.Mr.Abbott by Mr.Both are pedigree animals and are entered in the herd book.As Mr, Stephen already has a& purebred Ayrshire bull he can now rear stock equal to imported.For the ueifer which .s a yearling, he paid $80 and for the cow $200.a cow und from the and the heifer was Irvine of Montreal.reared Are You Building?Yes Sir.Well, then, get vour DOORS SASHES .MOULDINGS and INTERIOR FINISHINGS from \u2018Stering Woodworking and Construction Co.Manufacturers of Building Material of all Descriptions Stoll Fort Street ST.LAMBERT - Que.Write for quotations F.0,8B, your neurest stitituit.We give prompt delivery and only first class work.Phone 377 St.Lambert.\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 l'or the itiprovement uf stock ut CHIESTEIR D, A.MACFARLANE COUNTY OF BEAUHARNOIS (Incorporated 1552) Insures nouuing but r'arim and Iso lated Property.Leehy Vice President, Anthine Doray Directors: wIvx.McMillun; Ness and v.H.Brow, W.K.Philps, Secretary A.Philps, Manager Huntingdon, Que.R.R.ARTHUR W, SULLIVAN Q L.S.& C.E.Successor tu John L.Sullivan Q L.S.& C.E.Burveying and Engineering of water courses and bounding ct properties, &c., attended to prompt- iy.Address: P.O.Box 124, Valieytield, Que.or Main 8586, lontreal.+ MESA ST 2 Lins pe 214 ST.CATHERINE WEST \u2014MONTREAL \u2019wentv-fivo years cver-incraasing £uecess; seven experienced instructe ote; best systems of Shorthand; Touch Typewriting; latest methods of Bank- keeping; Practical Banking, etc.Pe- sitions secured.Illustrated catalogue on demand.Inspection solicited.ANGUS CAZA, Prin, Telephone 323 Residence 101W CAPT.GILLES R.AMIOT Surgeon-Dentist Victoria St, VALLEYFIELD Langevin's Building.Within the last tow wocks many chiliren have died iu St.Aulcet vicinity.One Saucier The disease scems to be some\u2019 kind of fever and generally proves fatal in two or three days.EE Tue defeat of the Feniaus at Trout River a year ago is to be celebrated in this Villuge by a muster of the sth Battas.on on Saturday, 28th.The ladies of the Village and vicinity are preparing to give them™ un uimner.Village and lost three inside of 48 hours.DONALD M.ROWAT NOTARY Royal Trust Chambers 107 St, James St, Montreal, will be in Huntingdon at the Moir Hotel, the first and third Saturdays of every month, until further notice.Phone 4757.HE FRIEND Relieves caked bag, gar- gel.\u201cspider or infection of the teat, also thrush in horses\u2019 feet, fistula, etc.Stops bleeding at once.Removes proud flesh, soreness and swelling.At all Dealers and Druggists.Manufactured only by DOUGLAS & CO., NAPANEE, TEE] Ont, Albert Antoine Caza Canada Life and Great West Assurance Agent.Also on hand a full line of Automobile Accessories and parts, TIRES, OILS and GREASE.Prices right.Phone 546-6.CAZAVILLE, QUE.The Huntingdon Gleaner is published weekly on Thursday, by Leslie W.Sellar, residing in the town of Huntingdon, Que., and printed at his office in the Brown building, Chateauguay street, in the said town, Subscription $1.50 per year; U.S.subscribers $2.Papers discontinued when the time for which they have been paid expires.No | exception to this rule so that eub- scribers who desire to continue receiving the paper should renew before their subscription has expired as denoted on the address label.In changing address be sure to give name of former post office.epp\u2014\u2014 the Gleaner for transient advertisements are 560 cents per inch for first insertion and 25 cents per inch for each subsequent insertion.No notice taken of Cards of Thanks or of short advertisements unless accompanied by the price, which may be remitted in postage stamps.Obituaries and resolutions of condolence, reports of marriage anniversaries, and the like one cent for each word.No advertisements inserted as reading matter.Obituary verses are not in- rarted.The rates of Globe Plastic Asbestos Cement will seal the leaks in your roof and keep them sealed.Globe Plastic makes the easiest, cheapest and most lasting repairs that can be made.Globe Plastic never hardens beneath its surface; it remains always springy, elastic, waterproof and weatherproof.It never softens and never cracks.- .e With Globe Plastic your repairs are permanent.They will last as long as the roof and, once made, may be forgotten.PLASTIC {ENT is used both for repairs and to cover entire roof surfaces, altogether lower than that ot a new roof, At a cost a roof better than new\u2014a one- cannot be penetrated by water, never blister, crack or peel watertight and weathertigh E Write us for full information and prices.GLOBE BUILDERS CORPORATION MONTREAL, Que.WINNIPEG, Man.6 © FR Pt M rs IES | a ol] à é Sor or 1 0 4 \\ Globe Plastic will give you piece roof without laps or seams, that or loosened by wind\u2014a roof that will \u2014a roof guaranteed to keep your building t, snug and cozy for ten full years, \u2014 \u2014 3 aM en._ Ene 1 have now a borse-shoer.us a px ee HF POPS iE Eg 5 [RY Pa 0 Na Puree! PL Par Na LY 4: Eu BET rv TAs ERI, oS wi } SN } DP TREN EEE FECA DUPUY ÿ Men.Sirains eas S Sond fr \u2018à TERGUSON eat guar hasta NOTICE Give G.FORGETTE, Huntingdon, Que.trial.J.Uncalled-For | Suits & L.A.ROUSSEAU, Notary Every Tuesday in Kelly's Block Huntingdon, Que.Deals in First Class Mortgages, Bonds and Debentures.OR J.CG, SHANKS, M.B,, 6.Ii, HOWICK Graduate of McGill University Office hours: 8\u20149 à.m.1-2.50 p.MR and 6\u20148 p.ma Ÿ À vo a .ES That Give You| More Than Your Money's Worth [ HESE Uncalled-for Suits pi 4 and Spring Overcoats are sc the kind that makes a man EE) wish\u2014long after\u2014that he had De bought two or thats the kind of more like it\u2014 | Clothes Ë they are\u2014Quality all through.Many of these Garments were the way made to sell at prices up to $45.Pi _\u2014\u2014 ree eu They're all one price now\u2014 | come get yours\u2014no trouble Hi about sizes now.k Unealled-For | Suits & Fit Values Up to $45 ONLY, 2 = ; All Blue Serge Suits | iN 0\u2019coatls Included 0 ay Nl A Ei 1, A LA 5 L_ ODD i ODD opp, .| Of COATS|VESTS|PANTS § Your § 5.35 Your Choice ©J=|Cheice 1] .50| Your $ ==|Choice Cost of Material alone English & Woollen Scotch ' \u20ac Co.: VALLEYFIELD BRANCH, Victoria Stress MONTREAL 1885 Bt.Catherine Bt.East 281 Be, Catherine St, East 881 ft, Catherine Be.Bast 415 St.Catherine St, Bast 064 Mount Moyal Ave, East 1764 Notre Dame St.West Out-of-Town Men(2éi it \u201cBritish Columbia, 1 Preste-Lite Batteries or any size of car $22.00 and up.For sale by S.Caza HUNTINGDON, Que, CANADA\u2019S BEST A PIANO Is a personal possession.It becomes part and parcel of one's existence, and is inseparably connected with the ingermost thoughts of its owner.À WILLIS PIANO on account of its appealing and sympathetic qualities of tone, lends itself to intimate association because it never disappoints\u2014it responds to every musical demand and mood.Come and sce our beautiful new tyles of pianos and player pianos- 5.CAZA O'CONNOR BLOCK Huntingdon ELECTRICAL WORK Contracts taken for WIRING and INSTALLATION Fixtures and Supplies on hand., Phone No 7.G.Arthur Chambers - Trains leave Montreal \u2018Windsor Station Daily for Quebec, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Sault Ste.Marie, Duluth, St.Paul Minn.NORTH BAY COBALT Winnipeg Vancouver Victoria Seattle And Pacific Coast Points All trains carry most modern equipments, For information and tickets T.B.PRINGLE, Huntingdon, D.R.HAY Howick \u2014 \u2014 McCORMICK & LEBOURVEAU ADVOCATE & COMMISSIONERS Ontario, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, etc.Rooms 41 end 62 Canadian Pacine Telegraph Building, 4 Hospital St, Montreal.Mr.McCormick will attend the courts in the District of Beauharnois and will be at Moir Hotel, Hunting- don on the last Saturday of every month, barring unforeseen circumstances.Telephone: Main 2497.Claims for collection may be left with Robt.Ellerton, Hemmingtord.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014ryp\u2014\u2014 J.C.BRUCE, General Insurance Agent, Huntingdon.Fire, Life and Accident Insurance, County Building.A A.LONGTIN ADVOCATE Tedstone Building HUNTINGDON, Que.I MT