The Huntingdon gleaner, 26 juin 1924, jeudi 26 juin 1924

[" .44 ; Nn PE, \u2018 + .» ~ * eran ya \u2018SIXTIETH YEAR HUNTINGDON, QUE, THURSDAY, \u2018JUNE 26TH, 1924.Lean 4 EIGHT PAGES JULY FIRST WILL SESSION NOW IN BE CELEBRATED BY LOCAL TOWNS Sports Day In Ormstown Ex- ¢ pected To Attract Crowds Afternoon and Evening FARMERS\u2019 PICNIC ALSO Ball Game Will Be Centre of Interest At Huntingdon On Tuesday _ Dominion Day will be celebrated by a series of sporting events around the District.The largest among them will be the 5th Annual Field Day which is being promoted by the Live Stock Breeders\u2019 Association at Ormstown.It had Leen the intention to hold this field day u little later in the summer, but owing to the electric light system being changed this veur, it wus decided to make sure of the successful holding of the night program before making n change in date.At Huntingdon the old rivals, Chn- tenugay and Huntingdon, will clash in a ball gune.So fur the Huntingdon teain has not played this year, but across the line the Chateaugay-Brain- ardsville combination have been holding a series of games.\u2018Big\u2019 Dave Roberts is the mainstay of the American team in the box and will hand-out the fast ones on the Huntingdon din- mond on the Ist.For the Huntingdon team Ubald Rose, who played with the Huntingdon team last season, will do his best to baffle the American batters.Rose's long experience in professional ball has made him a past master in the game und while he is devoting his energies to business this year, he volunteered to come back to his native county on the First?to do the honors.\u2018The favorite of the league last, seu- son, Miller, the lengthy and speedy Huntingdon first baseman, as soon, as he heard that Huntingdon was playing Chateaugay, wrote to Mr.Maclaren and told him that he was going to be here.He likes Huntingdon and always enjoys the snappy games with the Cha- teaugay team.As Huntingdon is minus of talent for the infield as yet, one player who is not known on the local ball field will be here and that is Mantha, the speed king of the Canadiens\u2019 hockey team, the present World's Champions.Mantha will be in the infield to bolster up the Huntingdon line because the local players have not had a bull in their hands this year.On the 4th of July the Huntingdon team goes to Chateaugay to play a return game.Bush who has worn the Huntingdon uniforin for several seasons decided this spring to jump into pro bell end\u2019 went down: to Montreal where \"e got a try-out in the pro league.The manager while impressed by the speed and fielding of the Huntingdon pitcher decided that a little more experience wouldn't do him any harm, so sent him down to Halifax where he is doing the honors, A recent letter stated that he had played three gumes, all of which he won.For those who have passed the interest stage in sports und for those who enjoy a pleasant day together in the grove at Cairnside, a pleasant time is expected at the Farmers' Picnic.At the Ormstown Show lust week, Mr.D.T.Ness, Secretary of the Picnic, reported that he had the Beauharnois Band engaged, and that the replies written to speakers had been ost encouraging.He expects to have one of the hest pie- nics held for many years, providing the weather holds.Opening We have opened our branch store at Trout River and have a new stock.It will pay you to give us a call.We have the following specials to offer.Campbell's Soups, per can 12c .Corn Flakes .Good Coffee Green Tea, none better 40c | Wilford Tallon Trout River Lines 5 i PandG Soap .5¢ 5 Soda Crackers, 4 1b, box || A Pease » \u2026 } § Ib.Pail Cup Grease .ot : Socony Cylinder Oil, gal 65c i 30 x 33 Tubes .$1.75 i 30 x 31; Tires .$7.25 Moore's Floor Paint ; gallon .$2.50 * rt i x ITS LAST WEEK FOR THIS YEAR Expected House Will Prorogue On July 5th Amid A Last Minute Compromise PROGRESSIVE BREAK The Break In Party Line Of The Progressives ls Being Watched With Interest Ottawa, June 25th\u2014There is a concerted move-on foot to bring about the prorogation of Parliament on July 5th next.The summer hent is partly responsible.The fact that certain members have bouked their passages over- seis is a further contributing fuctor.And the desire of officinl opposition members to have certait miesutcs aow before the House shelved for the present provides another reasoi.If the session closes on the fifth it will be because of a common agreement that certain items of the parliamentary programme should be laid over until Parliament meets aguin, The Redistribution Bill was thus postponed last session.During the present session the committees have worked hard upon the measure, and it is understood that the only objections to the present draft comes from the Copssrvatives.There is every indication, in spite of this opposition, that the Bill will pass before the House prorogues.A further contentious measure is that by which it is proposed to apply the single transferable vote in single member constituencies where more than two candidates offer themaelves for election.Conservative members are hitter- ly opposed to the suggestion, and have even threatened that in the event of the measure passing the Commons (which it undoubtedly will) the fight will be carried into the Senate where the Conservatives have a majority.It is regarded by political students, however, as highly improbable that the non-elective, and none too popular, Upper House will undertake to meddle with a franchise Bill passed ny the majority of the elective lower chamber It may be that the whips of the three recognized parties in the House will reach an agreement as to the data for the closing of the sesston.But since the Gleaner went to press last a new |814 (absent 2 exams); group has sprung up in the House, which does not believe, in whips, discipline, caucuse, Or party orgamzaton of any kind, and will \u201con principle\u201d oppose uny arrangement of the kind suggested.The new group which is (nameless und leuderless, sunbers six members, und is a throw-off from the original Progressive party.Its personel consists of Messrs Spencer, Garland, Gardiner, and Kennedy all from Alberta, Campbell from Saskatchewan, and Miss Agnes Macphail from Ontario, whose name should probably have been mentioned first, not only in deference to her sex, but because of the fact that she is one of the moving spirits in the uprising against party domination, In a letter jointly addressed to Robert Forke, the Progressive leader, the new group, which is oceu- pational in character, declares in effect that it does not believe in party organization, leadership, or whip control.It blames the main Progressive group for failure to exercise its influence upon government toward the gaining of greater reforms, and intimates that principle has been sacrificed to an inordinate desire for cooperation with the government.Significantly enough one of its chief grievances is that the bulk of the party last session declined to hold up prorogation by a filibuster on the question of the tenure of Bank charters.The new group declares that it can get along very well without a leader or a whip, and serves notice that it will never again attend a Progressive caucus.While the new group has so fur given itself no name, several names have been suggested by parliamentarians ouffide of its meugre ranks.By some it is referred to as the \u201cFabians®: by others as the \u201cIndividualists.° By others still us the *\u201cBronshes.\u201d the \u201cGingerites,\u201d the \u201cLone-handers,\u201d and the \u201cJégotists.The latter name may stick.During the week Sir llenry Thornton, president of the Canadian National Railways, has given evidence before the new standing committee on government railways and shipping.Subjected to examination by Sir Henry Drayton, Ex-Finance Minister who has confined his attack principally to the Hotel Scribe deal.Jt has been charged that Sir Henry Thornton by reason of this deul dragged the country into an unwarranted expense.The lntter however, declared last week that, since purchasing the property, an offer of forty million francs had been made for the property by Paris interests, with the additional proviso that the Canadian Ngtionals should have free rent LOWER GRADES GET RESULTS OF EXAMINATIONS Jessie Goodfellow Wins Chief Justice Brown's Prize In Grade VIII J » ORMSTOWN ACADEMY Results Are Announced In Classes Up To Grade 8 In Academies ORMSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Grade 11, Possible marks $00\u20141 Ross Winter 723: 2 Eric McBain 715; George McAdam 715; 3 Willie Klain 693; 4 Harold McLean 688; 5 Bernice Darby 674; Ethel Harrison 674.Grade II1, Possible _marks 1000\u2014 1 Leslie McCaig 948; 2 Everett Cooper 945; 3 Christina Cotting- ham 919: Irvine Pettes 919; 4 Ola Roberts 902; Dorothy Darby 902; 5 Hugh McAdam 897; ¢ Ina Furey 886; 7 Garnet Barrington 865; 8 Johnnie Campbell 850; 9 Gladys Furey 792.Grade IV, Possible 1000- 1 Ruby Tate 964; 2 Alice Middleton 955; 3 Patricia Hawley 943; 4 Georgina Smaill 908; 5 Margaret Todd #00: 6 Lawrence McClintock 884.Trade V, Possible 1000\u20141 Dolce Baird 874; 2 BDileen Watson 843; 3 Violet McWhinnie 781; 4 Maîit- land Patton 777: 5 Linda McCaig \"9 727.6 Mervyn McCartney 723; 7 Ivan Barrington 703; 8 \u2018Thomas Brooks 684; 9 Melva Campbell 667; 10 Victor Lang 654; 11 John Conley 644: 12 Jean McBain 5567.Grade VI, Possible 1300\u20141 Marjorie McClintock 1182; 2 Ross Patterson 1081: 2 Maude Cotting- ham 1063; 4 Lorna Middleton 1056: 5 Robert Cottingham 1051; 6 Lyla Winter 1044; 7 Burry Mec- Gerrigle 1021; 8 Mary Tate 1001; 9 George Cottingham 998; 10 Alex.Leney 969; 11 Helen MacNeil 956; 12 Leslie Cavers 943; 13 Willie Murphy 880 (absent 1 exam); 14 Clarence Baird 829; 15 Tom Baird 16 Donald Lang 665.Grade VII, Possible 1000-\u20141 Allan Gruer 841; 2 Dorothy Cullen gs Frances McDougall 756; 4 Mary Klain 755; 5 Josephine Gruer 735; 5 Arthur Furey 736; 7 Wendell Roberts 726; 8 Russell Cavers 704; 9 Bob Cullen 688; 10 Allan Cavers 681; 11 Willa McNeil 677; 12 Dorothy Alexander 661; 13 Joseph Laberge 592 (9 subjects); 14 Bessie Dickson 647: 15 Annie Williams 638; 16 Beatrice Me- Adam 629; 17 Isabel Todd 613; 18 Louela Roy 597; 19 Lila Rice 571.Pupils from outside Schools Grade VII\u2014\u2014Jennie Bryson Willie Todd 706: Edward 611; Violet Forrester 565; Rowe 563; Harold Nussey Ruth Kilgour 410; Irene 209.HUNTINGDON ACADEMY (irade VIII, Possible 900\u20141 Jessie Goodfellow 851; 2 Jonathan Van Vliet 827; 3 Elizabeth Brown 728; Bryson Elsie 530; Ovans 819; 4 Grace Lumsden 792; 5 George Maxwell 707: 6 Donald Maxwell 699: 7 Doris Goundrey 693; 8 Ivor.Daniel 655; 9 Maude Bicknell 629; 10 Irma Anderson 624; 11 Wilbur Wilson 605; 12 Bertha Goodfellow 598; 13 Viola Clark 569: 13 Ethelwynne Camer- cn 569; 15 Stanley Ferry 565; 16 Annie Boldovitech 536; 17 / Huntly Rolfe 519: 18 Ralph Goodfoflow 487.Grade VII, Possible 1200\u20141 Margaret Hughes 1101; 2 Alice Brown 1057; 3 Nina Macfarlane 1055; 4 Ida Betnesky 1022; 5 \u2018James Shearer 1012; 6 Willard Al- Ten 990: 7 Mary Shearer 972; 8 Bertha MacLean 946; 9 Reginald Cooper 924; 10 Grace Warden 914; 11 Jean Maxwell 888: 12 Maitland McCracken 879; 13 Keith Wells 870: 14 Rachel Boldovitch 812.Grade VI, Possible 1300\u20141 Stanton Smaill 1239; 2 Ronald Bruce 1221: 3 Allan Biggar 1163; 4 Clarence McCoy 1099; 5 Sam Betnesky 1095: 6 Pearle McClat- chie 1071; 7 Muriel Ruddock 1056; 8 Allan Hunter 1010; 9 James O'Hare 1004: 10 Jean Rud- dock 1001; 11 Mae Tedstone 967; 12 Eddie Cappiello 926; 13 Edna McDowell 913; 14 Rose Maxwell 886: 15 Sidney Barrington 844; 16 Purcell Fortune 811.Grade V, Possible 1000\u20141 Bessie Hamilton 929; 2 Alison SIN SOB I RA Or EE ENST SE SR SO Se SE SO RE SO SA SON NOT NUE SRE QUI SO SC SOI TER SEC STE RAC RO QUE TO OST ES SE SE OW A Wk Sk RADAR AY (YA M) A 42 RATT Ye WE : Ws Lu Yer] A ] £ JE JW GIVE ME VUE 107 NRA TRE 1 # + T he, \u2018 4 * Page 4 The death occurred early Monday morning, June 16th of Archd.Cle- land, life long resident of Hem- mingford, Mr.Cieland was born et Hemmingford on April 17th, 1842.He married Jane Cairns in 1864, who predeceased him 32 years ago.The funeral service was held in St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church, of which the deceased was an elder for the past thirty-seven years.The service on June 18th was conducted by his pastor.Rev.C.C.Salisbury, assisted by Rev.S.G.Brown of St.Luke's Presbyterian Church, Montreal.The funeral was largely attended showing the esteem in which the deceased was held in the community.He leaves to mourn his loss, three sons, James of Alburg, Vi, Stuart on the homestead, Charles of Franklin Centre, also one daughter Mrs.R.T.Brownlee of this place.one sister Mrs.Julius Gray of Hemmingford and one brother, John of Newton, Kansas.He leaves 15 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.Those attending the funeral from a distance were Mr.and Mrs.D.Watt of Lacolle; Mr.and Mrs.Julius Cairns of Mooers, N.Y., Mr.and Mrs.Fred Walker, Mooers' Forks, N.Y., Mr.P.D.McArthur of Howick and Mr.and Mrs, Lucas from Champiain, FRANKLIN CENTRE Moov.Mr.Fagleson's daughter, Miss M.nlvina, is visiting friends in Franklin Mrs.Hurdy (nee Miss Dunn) and son from B.C, are spending a few weeks with her many relatives and friends here.Rev.Dr.Warner of the Congregu- tional College, Montreal, gave n fine address in the M, F.Church Sunday morning.He also preached in the Congregational Church in the evening, assisted hy Rev.W.Brown.Mrs.George Moore of Havelock visited her daughter Mrs.Clifford Dickenson last Sunday.Mrs.and Mrs.Gordon Pitt of Montreal spent the week end with Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Dickenson und family, a PET ora I ene W.s.n ' You should carry a Good Watch You can buy à wateh at In the Gent's 16 size, they any price, but « wateh which range from $13.50 in the 7 we recommuend\u2014one that will Jewel model, nickel cased to $26.75 in the 17 jewel model stand up and give you the with à Cashier Gold-Filled service which you may expect case.from it, is the REGINA.Every Regina wateh is ab- .; solutely guaranteed and is f It is built for service and sold only through authorized service it will give.agents.The Gift Shop Jeweller and Optometrist Huntingdon, Que.(Official Agent For Regina Watches) APN AN + vas 0 meta en | NEW ERIN Last Sunday Mr.and Mrs.R.LE.Furey and James Murphy motored to Burke, N.Y.and spent the day with friends.Mr.and Mrs.C.Kintrick are visiting Mrs.Silver.Miss Marian McCovic of Orm- stown visited a few days this week at the home of Mr and Mrs.Thos.i Cameron.ATHELSTAN Mrs.Warren Gardner and daughter Katherine of Malone, N.Y.speut a few days last week with Mr.and Mrs.R.H, Gardner Misses Henrietta and Ina Mac- Danald of New York are home a visit to their parents, Mrs.T.Johnston spent the week end in Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Damase Larche, Jr.of Mulone spent a few days last week ut the home of Mr.D.A.Larche.Mr.und Mrs.W, Muir and Miss Muir of Montreal and Miss G.Wil- liamm, St.Lambert have been recent guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.E.E.Wells.) Mr.and Mrs.A.Charland of Montreal spent the past week with their aunt Mrs.L.Duval.Mr.and Mrs.T.S.MacFarlane spent last week with friends in the city.Mr.and Mrs.Gerish and son Douglas of Montreal are summer guests at the home of Miss Jessie Lumsden.Miss Brady of Montreal is at present visiting her friends, Misses Carrie and Vera Macfarlane.Misses Vance and Tomlinson of Toronto huve been recent guests at the home of Mr.Wm.Cooper.School closed here on Friday.Examinations were on last week with Rev.E.E.Mowatt as deputy examiner.Both teachers were well on remembered by their pupils.Results will be published later.We are glad to state that both Miss Rowat and Miss Dewick are en- gaged for another year.Brown EAR TL I ME BR en Lt pane At Milne\u2019s Malone, Dollar Day Specials Syndicate - N.Y.Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, July 1st, 2nd, & 3rd.Canadians look for the Big Store under Two Flags.| Ladies\u2019 Silk Hose Ladies' pure thread silk hose black, two pair for one dol- lar\u2014Limited to 2 pairs to a customer.Ask for No.888 Men's Silk Ties 10c each it three to a customer .Fifty cent values oF Everything at cost prices, July 1st, 2nd and 3rd | Milne\u2019s Syndicate Canadian money always taken at par Men\u2019s Handkerchiefs Men's White Hemstitched \u201cHandkerchiefs 5c each * Limit 12 to a customer Men's Shoes Men's Brown Canvas High Shoes, leather soles, leather trimmed a pair $1.89 Men's Suspenders 10c a pair A SAFE INVESTMENT UNITED POWER COMPANY, LIMITED 7P, C.Preferred, Participating and Cumulative Stock Participating in the profits, besides the interest, paid twice a year.The Company obtains its power from Chambly and distributes same from Delson to St.Chry- sostome, St.Michel and at Hemmingford.25 year exclusive franchises for the protection of th shareholders.ro For particulars and free Prospectus write to CHARLES BRANDEIS, C.E., E.E.Civil and Electrical Engineer 390 Phillips Place\u2014Montreal THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER RIVERFIELD The Riverfield Tennis Club have their court in readiness for playing jand visitors are being cordially invited to the grounds.The Aubrey and Riverfield 8S.Schools are holding their annual Results of Examinations In Dewittville School Cluss IV Jr \u2014Beatrice Hughes, 82; Roy Goodfellow 64; Warren Goodfellow 62.Class III Jr.-\u2014-George Goodfellow 79; Russel Milne 48., Class 1 Sr\u2014Margaret Ritchie Dy te 88; Ina Milne 85; Jean McArthur School children are Invited to join 50 em Amyot nur Goodfellow with them for the day.a : Mrs.J.Duncan, Montreal is the!\" Cecile Dumauchel 74: Arnold guest of ler brother Mr.Jus.Me-|Milne 57.Tessi Kell.Agnes Tessier and Rose essier Visitors at the Manse last week absent end were Miss B.Ballantynee, and D.B.Upton, Teacher, Messrs.Jus, Fuller, H.Brown and NOTICE M.Ballantyne.\u201c .Sule notes given at my sale fall due The Riverfield school closing is July 7th, and are in my hands for col- Thursday morning when teachers] |.ctjon.and scholars will be free to again JAMES CLARK enjoy their holidays.Tel.626-15 PUBLIC MEETING OF RATEPAYERS The Council of the Town of Huntingdon invite the citizens of Huntingdon to attend a public meeting to be held in 0'CONNOR HALL, MONDAY, JUNE 30 AT 8.00 P.M.For the purpose of considering the question of water supply for the town.D.J.O'CONNOR, MAYOR KEEFE'S FOR QUALITY SPECIAL WEEK END PRICES ON GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Ask About Them: \u2014 4 Featuring Our Wonder Work Shirt, Roomy Richard.The best value ever offered Khaki Trousers Special this week at $1.49 Canvas Footwear for Children, Boys, Ladies and Gents.The most complete and varied line in Northern New York .Come in and look over our store and prices.You'll find them remarkable.Keep us busy; we like it.KEEFE'S GENERAL STORE Trout River, N.Y.DOLLAR DAYS AT \u201cHYDES\u201d Tuesday & Wednesday July, 1st.& 2nd.Reduced prices on all sundry lines which include leather * goods, brushes mirrors, etc.ivory, manicure gets, traveling sets, combs, We also offer 25¢ Woodbury's Soap 15c.25c Mair\u2019s Talcum 17c.$1.00 Auto Strop Razors 49c.75c Writing Paper 49c.Wool Powder Puffs 17c.75c Perfumes 50c.15c Pure Castile Soap 9c.Wash Cloths 10c.30c Liquid Veneer / Polish 23c.Hair 17c, 25c Rexall Violet Talc 17c.$1.00 Liggetts Chocolates 69c.80c Chocolate Cherries 69c.25c 15¢ 25¢ Pins 30c Kolynos Tooth Paste 17c.1.50 Double Compacts $1.19 15¢ Hair Nets 10c.75c Sterno Outfits 49c.$1.20 Sterno Canned Heat 12 cans $1.00 50c Klenzo Tooth Paste 39c.» 25c Violet Dulce Soap 15c.50c Boquet Romee Talc 39c.50c Pound Cascade Linen 36c.25c Klenzo Soap 17c.35c Rexall Shaving ream 27c.80c Woodiawn Chocolates 59c.60c Honey and Cream Caramels 39c.Phone 130 ; The Hyde Drug Co.Malone, N.YA Thursday, June 26th, 1924.MOSES CHARTRAND NOTICE Automobile Painter and House Decor-| \u2018I'he Annual Meeting of the Farmers\u2019 ator.Get your work done right away.[Club Huller will be held in the Hall, Howick on Monday, June 30th, at 8.NOTICE ru, My office will be closed every P Friday evening until further notice.J.C.MOORE, M.D.GAY\u2019S RESTAURANT ON JULY 1ST, DOMINION DAY Province of Quebec School Municipality chester./ Public Notice is hereby given that there will be held on Monday, the seventh day of July, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four, at the hour of ten in the morning, at the County Building, in the town of Huntingdon, a meeting of the proprietors of real estate of this municipality, entered as such upon the valuation roll and having paid all their school taxes and other contributions, to proceed with the election of two school commissioners in the place and stead of Messrs, John Paul and Allan M.Ritchie, whose term of office has expired.Given at Huntingdon, this twen- ty-fourth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four.W.K.PHILPS, .Secretary of Godman- JOHN BROWN Sec.-Treas.A We will be serving an exceptionally good meal and we invite all visitors to Huntingdon to dine with us.When in Huntingdon try some of our home made candy \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 i Greene's, Malone\u2019s Largest Retail Store JULY 1ST AND 2ND, MALONE'S ; Sib Restaura DOUBLE\" DOLLAR DAYS Malone, N.Y.\u2014 that fut etre Cartier Our original price tags remain on all our merchandise, so that you can readily see the wonderful values offered for this occasion.| Regular Dinners from 11.30 Our complete line of The Ladies\u2019 20 p.C.Reduction to 1.30 Men's and Boys\u2019 Cloth- tment .ing is being offered at Is Departm in of- on \u201cfl 20 p.c.Reduction firing bix values, rest lot fering Dig values, res Dresses, blouses and One lot of Silk Hose $1.00 per pair One lot of Sweaters .$1.00 each assured that anything vou buy in this department will double your money\u2019s worth skirts, coats and suits Specials Served Every Night ut clearance prices.Remember everything is a big value here on the above dates.Sunday Dinners From 12 to \u2019 2.00 bod Sunday Night Dinners from 5.30 to 7.30 AXXAT EEE ELT LLY, A DOUBLE EVENT Gervais & Prue\u2019s Fourth Annual Clean-Up Sale and Malone Double Dollar Days Beginning July 1st.and Ending July 3rd.The prices we have put on Broken Lots of Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes will certainly sell all we have, so come early and get the pick Small lot of Women\u2019s White shoes (not all sizes) going at $1 00 One lot of Youths\u2019 and Boys\u2019 white canvas top lace to toe, ankle patch rubber sole shoes.Youths\u2019 11 to 2 .$1.30 , + One lot of Women's White Oxfords (not all sizes Boys\u2019 24 to 6 22.212112 e0 eee cette eee $1.45 selling at .iii + $1.00 One lot of crepe sole white canvas top leather trimmed.Child's White Pumps going at .85 Youths, sizes 11 to 2 Boys\u2019 sizes 215 to 6 10 p.c.discount On all Men's, Women's and Children\u2019s Sandals.Men's size 6 to 11 One lot of Men's Tan Korme tan Kalf Outing Shoes, leather soles $1 .90 \u2019 One lot of Children\u2019s Brown Calf Pumps going at cost Some styles \u2018n better grade with Uskeele rubber sole.Boys\u2019 1 to 51% .ccoivniiiinnen $2.35 Specials on ladies\u2019 hose, 7 pairs for .$1.00 Youths, 11 to 133; .cc.$1 90 One lot of Men's Brown Calf Oxfords, sizes 9, 9% ; RES GES .Men's, 6 to 11 ooo ooo $2.45 and 10, to clear out a $3 7 GERVAIS & PRUE MALONE, N.Y, \u201cWhere Shoes Are Fitted\u201d WM.A.EMPSALL & CO.INC.MALONE\u2019S BIG STORE \\ - Double Dollar Days July 1st & 2nd GREATEST MERCHANDISE EVENT OF THE WHOLE YEAR Make Your $ Draw A Double Load w for $1.00 over, fered.BSSSASSASSSESASSALL We are prepared with the biggest bargains COME EARLY AND GET YOUR SHARE \u2018 WM.A.EMPSALL & CO.INC.MALONE, N.Y.+ .\u201c11 % + + CE JI \u201cni Thursday, June 26th, 1924.THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER : pp Ormstown Prize Winners Continued from Page 3 Cow 3 years old or over, dry\u20141 P.\u201cd Sulley, 2, 3 and 4 Helm Bros, 5 D.A.MePhee, 6 Wm, Rutherford.Heifer 2 years old and under 3, dry \u20141 Helm Bros, 2 R.8S.Dunn, 8 Sam.Ilgrdmun, $ P.J.Salley, § D.A.Mc- Phee, 6 N.Sangster.Heifer 1 year old senior\u20141 and 5 D.A.McPhee, 2 und 4 Helm Bros, 3 J.