The Huntingdon gleaner, 17 juin 1926, jeudi 17 juin 1926

[" aif à $.3IXTY-THIRD YEAR MRS.JOHN SCOTT SPEAKS FOR THE \u201cFEMININE\u201d Mesdames Gardiner, Fraser, Philps, Hunter and Miss M.Will Chosen as Delegates for W.I.Convention The June meeting of the Women's Institute was held Friday afternoon.It was regrettable that the ottenJdance was not in keeping with the excellent programme provided.Mrs, Scott is a speuker that fills halls in other places and is worthy of any one's time and interest, - Mrs.Gay reported for the Rest Room Committee.Forty-one guests had called since May 1st.$1.50 was received through the donation boxes.The following ladies were elected us delegates to the Provincial Convention to be heid at Macdonald College on June 15th, 16th and 17th.:\u2014Mrs.Gar- diner, Mrs, Fraser, Mrs.Philps, Mrs.W.Hunter and Miss M.Will.Mrs.Grose guve à short reuding, entitled \u201cWhat the Institute means to me.\u2019 The public are indebted to Mrs.W.L.Car for the following excellent report of Mrs.Scott's address: Mrs.John Scott, an ex-President of the Montreal Women\u2019s Club and now Chairman of the Franchise Committee of the same Club chose as a subject, \u201cThe Feminist Movement.\u201d It is impossible in any report to convey an adequate impression of the humor and \"charm of Mrs.Scotts fluent delivery.In referring to the work of the Institutes, Mrs.Scott said that there were three movements that were bound to have a great influence on the present generation\u2014the Women's Institutes, the Boy Scouts and the Girl Guides.\u201cWhat does the feminist movement mean?It does not mean that we want to be men.Why should we?We are far more important than they are 1 will confess that once in a while I would like to be a man for a little while.You know that men have a superiority complex.1 sometimes feel that I would like to have the idea that 1 could do anything just because 1 was a woman! It means this: A desire first of all for equality of opportunity; an equality of remuneration and equality of political rights.Then in Quebec we would have to get at the laws affecting women and do a little tinkering.What is the stotus 2f women in this province?Well, pretty low, 1 think, on the whole, lower than in any country 1 know of.quality of Opportunity.What do you mean?We mean by this that a woman is as good a judge of what she will do with her life as a man.It was the Creator\u2019s idea ,of course, that every woman should have a man.But in England there are two million more women than men.There is no law that compels a man to marry and even widowers are not obliged to take a second chance.So unless our friends who say that women\u2019s place is in the home are prepared to bring in a law advocating polygamy I do not see how they can ensure every woman a home.Woren should have the chance to decide what they want to do.For instance, women can now be doctors in Quebec.1t was here in Huntingdon heard a letter read in reference to a request from the missionary societies that women should be alowed to st vd» medicine.It seemed that there was no objection on the part of the Governors of McGill, but to bring that about i would be necessary to erect a separate medical college for women wrich would cost about a million dollars.|! do not know what happened between June and October.That Fall four women applied for admittance to the medical classes and were accepted.I have tried my best to find out what happened but cannot.T think possibly \u2014 the authorities decided that it was easier to admit these women than tu explain why they could not be admitted.In Quebec n woman could not practice law .or become a notary.Thev could become druggists but the number admitted to the Society was strictly limited and it was fatal if a woman should hend the examination results! The Society 1 belong to wrote and wrote again asking why more women were not allowed to be druggists and finally got the reply that it was too hard a profession for women, the hours were too long and besides women did not have enough money to start in business.A woman did graduate as a dentist in this Province but there are a great many restrictions.What the feminists ask is merely to be allowed to decide for themselves what they want to be the same as men do.If they make a failure of their profession or calling it will be their own funeral and no onc else needs to worry about it.1 have never head of a woman here wanting to become n minister.1 suppose that they are overworked and underpaid and the women know all about that already.Next to equality of opportunity we desire equality of remuneration, I am not going to touch on the very delicate question that you have down for de- hate\u2014that wives shoud be paid a sal- ary\u2014because 1 realize that many men would go bankrupt if they paid their wives for the work they do.We will take, however, the teaching profession.1 know of two young peo- ple\u2014a young woman and a young man who grnduated together from Macdonald College.They were teaching together on the same floor and teaching the same.class, The young woman was admitted to be the best teacher.The young man began at a salary to which the young woman could not attain if she taught all her life.That is not fair or right.Sex should not be the consideration, hut the ability to perform the work properly.Then we desire equality in political rights.1 want to say that here in Quebec where we have not got the provincial franchise that it is not a question of politics because both parties are absolutely alike.It is simply a question of mentality, this refusal to give us the vote.For a long time wey get anyone to bring in a could not - Continued on page & SPCA TAG DAY NETS $1795 Mrs.W.K.Philps to be Congratulated Upon Energy Put Forth in Organizing Tag Day $54.IN DONATIONS Miss Aileen Smaill Collects $43.66.Nine Hunting- don Girls Act as Taggers The S.P.C.A.Tag Day at Ormstown Show did not meet with the response to be expected from a community whose self-evident prosperity is due in a great measure to our four-footed friends.One of the most encouraging signs of the times lay in the number of young people, particularly young men who voluntaily came forward with their contributions and expressed their interest in the work of the Soc- ety.The President and Directors of the Association are to be congratulated for thus taking a public stand against cruelty to dumb beasts and the Society wishes to express its gratitude to them.Assistunce was also rendered by Mr.Wu, Cullen, who dunuated the din- nes to the collectors, Mr.J.A.Hunter, who gave the collection boxes and the Huntingdon Gleaner, who gave the badges.The collectors were Smaill Miss Gladys MeCracken, Miss Rucie O'Hare, Miss Jean Maxwell, Miss Amy Hunter, Miss Florence Reid, Miss Madeline Malloy, Miss Carmen Lefebvre and Miss Ena Moriarity.Special mention should be made of Miss Aileen Smaill whose box contained $13.66 of the $125.15 .brought in by these young ladies.Other donations were as follows: Hom, James A.Robb, Minister of Finance $10: Hon, Honoré Mercier, Minister of Lands and Forests $10.5; Andrew Philps, Esq., M.L.A., #5; J.A.Sullivan, Esq.$5; Mr.Donat Raymond $5; Mr.T.B.Macaulay, $5; J.F.Boulais, $1; Mr.W.C.Wylie $2; Dr.J.N.Bales, $2; E.|C.Budge $2; J.S.Stuart $2; Mr.Frank Napier $1; Mr.H.B.Arkell, National Live Stock Commissioner, $15 Mr.Percy Greig $1: Mr.D.J.Greig $1; Mr.E.S.Mason, Malone, N.Y., $1.Total $179.15.The S.P.C.A.dog Taku, belonging to Mr.J.BR.Innes, the Secretary of the Society, who was in the charge of Mr.Innes\u2019 two daughters attracted much attention.Mr.Wilkinson, one of the Inspectors was also present with his collection of photographs of actual cases which he has prosecuted and which explained the work of the Society much more plainly than words.Mrs.W.K.I'hilps, who organized and supervised the S.P.C.A.tag day Is Miss Aileen to her expectations.Further donations towards this worthy cause will be gratefully received by Mrs.Philps and acknowledged through the columns of the Gleaner.HINCHINBROOK CHURCH TO HOLD CELEBRATION Bishop Rouleau of Valleyfield and Father Kearne of New York to be Present at 106th Anniversary The little parish of St.Patrick\u2019s Church.Hinchinbrook, shall witness a grandiose celebration on July the 25th.A century of existence shall be commemorated by an open air High Miss chanted by Bishop R.M.Rouleau, 0.1.of Vallevfield.Sermons in French and English shall be delivered by the Bishop of the diocese in French, and by Father Jas.E.Kearrey nf New York.in English.Following the mass a great banquet shall be tendered to the hundreds of guests journeying to Hinchinbroek far the occasion.In the afternoon, a vere- mony in the century old cemetery shall take place after which confirmation shall be conferred upon the children of the parish.Father Aumais, the pastor of the church, helped by the wardens and the parishioners are bent upon making n great religious celebration.Friends of the old parish, and of its little church recently renovated, former members of the congregation and their decend- auats scattered throughout Cannda an.the States shall come and admire the efforts of long generations of worshippers who have maintained amidst the storms of a century the lamp of Catholic faith kindled by the Irish settlers of 1820, : The Protestant settlers of Hinchia- brook, who have constantly co-oper- ated with their Catholic friends shall attend and help make this cele- hration a great success.The numberless friends of the parish are cordially invited to this in- aspiring ceremony.Our Annual Bazaar falls on the 7th and 8th of July.\u2014, \u2014 EW ERIN Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Chartrand visited Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Chartrand of St.Antoine.Miss Grace Ewart of Kilhain spent the week end with her friend, Miss Ruby Ruddock.Mrs.Wm.Simpsop and children of Rockburn spent a few days recently with her mother, Mrs.helm.Reverend Father Durnin received his appointment for St.Aloysius parish, Montreal last week and left Saturday after enjoying two weeks\u2019 holidays at ome.Mr.Peter Norragaard of Elgin called on friends here this week.to be congratulated upon the good) work which was accomplished even though the contributions did not rise HUNTINGDON, QUE., THURSDAY, JUNE 17th, 1926 VALLEYFIELD HEARS GRAND MUSICAL Institute Hall Taxed the Limit on Friday Night VALLEYFIELD On Friday evening, June 11th, the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of the non-concur- ring Presbyterian Church gave a concert that will long be remembered as one of the best of its kind ever heard in the town.The hall of the Gault Institute was crowded witu those who had come\u2019 to enjoy the evening.Long before the opening number, seals were at a premium.It was a gala night, one of those rare occasions when the aud- Gault to icnce was dined and wined upon the choicest and most select morsels of music, song, expression and dance.The programme was more like a draw- ing-room musicale than like an ensemble of numbers rendered in the country.If any person came expecting to hear jazz or popular airs, he must have gone away disappointed; if he came to scoff, he remained to pray.One of the few criticising that might be levelled, is that the musical menu was a little too rich in fare, too intensely concentrated, almost conducive to indigestion for the individual whose tustes have heen in the main, very plain and simple.However, the programine was a sort of Christmas Day as programmes usyally go and an oasis in a desert of banalities.The lighting of the hall was effective, the stiyre was decorated with ferns, potted und cut flowers from the conservatory uf Mi.J.Lowe, while the back was huag with draperies that harmonised with the green setting, Truly upples of gold, in pictures of silver.For the first time in many years, the ventilation was satisfactory in the highest degree.With such a large gathering, there was not the oppression and heat that is the usual feature of these affairs.And too, the audience had no opportunity to grow wearly us the program wus completed in two hours, notwithstanding the response to many encores.Mr.Irwin Cooper, Mrs.Bacn, render ed several piano solos which were appreciated, among them Edward Gers- man's delightful *Shepherd\u2019s Dance.\u201d Schultz's \u201cTendre Aveu.\u201d As one of his encores, he gave Grieg's \u201cPapillon\u201d with all the lightness and suggestion that is held in that fine composition.Mz, Cooper's sympathetic and unobtrusive accompaniments certainly made easier the task of the soloists, for his work formed a background that only un master could give.Miss Ethel Gray of Montreal was in good voice and sang several songs in an acceptable manner .Her selections were in kerp- ing with the season, Woodman's \u201cApril Ruin™ and Batten'\u2019s \u201cApril Morning,\u201d being two of the numbers, while an old French Translation \u201cCome, Sweet Morning,\u201d completed a trilogy of appealing songs.Her last number \u201cFairies\u2019 was written by Mr.Cooper himself.Mr.George W.Holden's voice grows fuller and richer.His baritone is warm with feeling and laden with .promise He sings us though he enjoys singing and his presence wus more than pleasing.His voice is displayed to best advantage îÎn Tecitatives or arias of the robust type.When he sang Handel's \u201cRevenge, Revenge, Timotheus Cries,\u201d he conjured up for the eve to see and the ear to hear all the dread things that bespoke hatred and malice, Not many will forget Vaughan William's \u201cThe Vagabond\u201d which he sang with unusual fervour and élan.His contribution also included Ireland's \u201cWhen Lights Go Rolling Round the Skies\u201d and Keel's \u201cMother Carey.\u201d A trio, Miss Gnaedingery piano, Miss Edith M.Gray and cello, Mr.L.Gnaedinger.gave two selections, \u201c\u201cAllegro\u201d by Bohm and \u201cContretanz\u201d by Gade.1t is to be regretted that this trio made only: the one appearance.Miss Phyllis Lyth convulsed the audience with her reading of Hare's \u201cBetty at the Base-ball Game.\u201d She was very much at home and in a easy, informal manner made her hearers feel and think as she wished.She had the human touch that foretells an effective future.Her character of Sis Hopkins was well done but she displayed her historic talents most ably in Drummond\u2019s \u201cWreck of the \u2018Julie Flant\u2019\u201d and this was given in an encore.Miss Peggy Pattison\u2019s Highland dancing was a source of enjoyment to anyone who delights in rhythm of movement.Mr.John Lowe made a felicitous speech during the intermission when he called attention to the drray of fine talent on the program and expressed thanks to the audience for its good attendance.OUNDEE Rev.Mr.Haughton and Mrs.Haugh- ton attended the graduating exercises nt Macdonald College last Thursday, when their daughter Miss Ola graduated.They also attended several of the meetings of the General Council of the United Church of Canada, from which Rev.Mr, Haughton brought back a very interesting and encouraging report which he delivered to his congregation on Sunday morning.Quite a number from here attended the District §.8.Convention in Ken- sington United Church Tuesday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Noel Reynolds recently visited their daugheer Mrs.Cush- man of Westville Centre.Mr.and Mrs.John Arnold recently visited Mr.and Mrs.Dodge, Westville.Mr.and Mrs.McCaig of Montreal are visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Peter Ferguson, Mrs.McDougall of Lancaster, Ont.is spending a few days at the home of her brother, Mr.Wm.D.Fraser.Miss Gladys Vass has returned to Montreal General Hospital to resume training, after spending about a week with.her parents here.re Mom\u2014Johhnie, you can't go swimming unless you take a towel with you.Johnny\u2014But there's one at the sketch {3 ACCIDENT Gordon Loses Arm The Mr.John and Both Eyes at Gatineau Franklin, Que., Mr.John Gordon of Sherbrooke, and formerly of Franklin had a most serious accident befall him while on dam construction work at the Gatineau.Mr.Gordon, according to reports, was instructing a young man about one of the mechanical appliances, telling him to turn it off when he spoke.When the word was given the reverse act was done and as a result Mr.Gardon was thrown in the air several feet and had his arni severed above the elbow.lle was taken to the Ross Memorial Hospital where it was found necessary to remove both eyes, and at time of writing is in e very serious condition.His three sons who were in Detroit, and three sisters, Mrs.Philip Cassidy and the Misses Gordon of Franklin were all called to Montreal.: ALLAN H.DAWSON OPENS HIS NEW MILL TODAY Grinder Will Grind 2 to 217 Tons of Grain Per Hour.Grinder Electrically Driven To-day sees Mr.Allan FH.Dawson grind his first feed by the new electric driven Greey Grinder which he hus just installed.Mr.Dawson purchased from the Baumert Co, Limited the old butter factory on Lake St.which will be known to many of our old time citizens ns the American Presbyterian Church.The building which is 40 x 50 | feet has been renovated to suit the requirements of a grist mill.The grinder was purchased from Wm.and J.G.Greev, Toronto, and has a grinding capacity of 2 to 243 tons per hour.The motive power is being supplied by the Huntingdon Electric Co.which drives the two, 20-H.P.Parkinson motors, The electrical equipment was installed by the Huntingdon Electric Co.THE LATE MISS ANNA DICKSON BEING HONPRED AT LACHINE A bronze tablet was unveiled this week at the Lachine High School, to the loving memory of Anne E.Dickson who was for manv vears »n devoted teached in this school.The memorial was erected by her pupils, fellow teachers and friends.Miss Dickson, who spent forty successive years in the teaching pfofes- sion, did not live to profil by the annuity due on retirement, It was felt by those associnted for many years with Miss Dickson, that no more suitable day could be chosen for the ceremony that the second anniversary of her deuth.Rev.Johnson Seller former minister of the then Methodist Church, delivered the memorial address.Miss Dickson taught in the Hun- tingdon Academy for a number of years, Sunday was a big sporting day in Valleyfield, as the annual motor cycle races were held on the exhibition grounds in the afternoon.Upwaras of 4000 are reported as having attended the races.I'he basebull game between Malone and Valleyfield was also u big fevture.The ball game resulted in a shut-out in favor of Malone who won 6 to O0.Mr.ard Mrs.McPhee, with their daughter, Helene, of Cownsville, visited their daughter and sister, Miss Hazel McPhee over Sunday.Miss Magaret Wilson of Trout River Lines was one of the out-of-town guests at the Read-Wilson wedding.Mrs.Ross of Georgetown, Ont, is visiting her daughter Mrs.P.I.Colbert.Miss Elsie Lyth has returned from Boston to spend her holidays at hone.Dr.C.L.Roman left Monday for Victoria, B.C.where he will attend the annual Convehtion of the Canadian Medical Association.Dr.Roman was accompanied by his eldest son, Master Charles.Mocos won another match Saturday when they played St.Paul's.By playing consistent football they were able to hold their own until an opportunity came to out-general and outplay their adversary.It was then that Harry, Howarth skilfully ran the ball down the field and a goal was made in the last few moments of play.The score was 3-2.À good crowd saw the game.Miss Donalds.Lachambre left last week for a trip to Boston, Philadel- phiia and Chicago.Misses Marguerite and Alma Vezina and Messrs.I'hilippe and Francois Ve- zina of Montreal have been guests at the home of Dr.A.Besner.SOCIAL DANCE in Stanley Hall, Rockburn Friday, June 18th.Huntingdon Melody Makers\u2019 Orchestra.NOTICE Farmers\u2019 Basket Picnic This annual Picnic will be held at Cairnside, Dominion Day, July Ist.1926.: - Further particulars next week beach.Mom\u2014Well, that one isn\u2019t sanitary Johnnie\u2014It must be\u2014everybody uses it.D.T.Ness, .Secretary.MAN HAS SERICUS ACAD.CADETS WIN SILVER CUP FOR SIGNALLING Lieut.-Col.Keefler Presents Cup at Annual Inspection on Thursday The Huntingdon Academy Cadets underwent their third annual inspee- tion before Cadet Inspector Lt.-Col.J K.Kecfler on Prince Arthur Square on Thursday last.After passing the inspection the cadets were warmly congratulated by the inspector for the smartness and steadiness they displayed in carrying out the various move ments, and were then presented with a beautiful silver cup, which they won by having a high average in Signal- Jing.The premier honors went to Low.Canada College, defeating the Academy hy but n few points.The 1926 Cadet Corps strong and is divided into Ons, numbers 64 two plat- $4,000 VOTED FOR MEMORIAL Citizens of Chateaugay Vote Favorably Upon Proposition to Build Memorial to Soldiers At the special town meeting held in Chateaugny on June 8th the proposition for the town to appropriate the sum of $4,000 with which to erect soldiers\u2019 memorial was carried hy a vate of 77 to 31, thus assuring the carrying forward of the project.It is expected that a committee representing the American Legion Post und the members of the Chateaugay Town Board will confer and decide upon the form which the memorial will take and that definite plans for the erection of the memorinl will be decided upon with a reasonable time, Inspector's Report of Miss Messier\u2019s Private School June 16th, 1926.1 have this day examined the pupils of Miss Messier's School on the fundamental subjects of our Educational Programme: Grammar is very good, Dictations, which 1 corrected, proved excellent; all the problems in Arithmetic have heen perfect; History of Canada and Geogru- phy are thoroughly understood, the English pupils write the French language very well and the French pupils possess the Fnglish language as well, which is an advantage that all the pupils in my district do not have.Following are the percentages obtained in the different subjects: Grammatical Dictation, 89% : Arithmetic, 100%: Geography 100%; History of Canada, 100%.Signed, J.A.Dupuis, School Inspector RESULTS OF TROTTING RACE3 HELD AT ORMSTOWN Class No.1, 2.30 Trot\u20141, N.LE.Flint of Moira, N.Y.with \u201cConclave: 2.l.ouis DBricre, Beauharnois, Que, with \u201cTuneful\u201d; 3.Ed.Gauthier, Hol- yoke, Mass, with \u201cSalet\u201d; 4.Edmond Gelinas, SL Guilliaume, Que, with \u201cHarvester Sky.\u201d Class No.8, 2.20 P\u2019ace-\u20141.H, Hunter of Smith Falls, Ont, with \u201cGeneral Bothwell*, 2.Rod McA:kill, Gladstone, Man., with \u201cC.Direct\u201d, 3.Louis Cartier, St.Guillaume, Que, with \u201cGuy Dennis\u201d, 4.J.Butler, Hammond, Ont., with \u201cJulie B.\u201d Class No.4, 2.30 Trot and Pace\u20141.A.Foster, Montreal with \u201cMack Simon\u201d, 2.E.Gauthier, Holyoke, Mass, with \u201cMargaret Dewey,\u201d 3.Jos.Bros- sard, Montreal with \u201cTwinkling Simon,\u201d 4.J.Stewart, Napierville, Que, with \u201cLil Pointer.\u201d Class No.5, 2.24 Trot and Pace\u2014I.Jas.Butler, Hammond, Ont, with \u201cJulie B.\u201d, 2.O.Rochon, Montreal, with \u201cJack O'Lantern\u201d, 8.C.Cuth- bertson, Toronto, Ont, with \u201cLouis Dale\u201d, 4.W.McDowell, Toronto, Ont.with \u201cLady of the Manor.\u201d Class No.6, 'Frot-\u20141 C.Ceats, Malone, N.Y.with \u201cMerlyn\u201d, 2.A.Moreau, Montreal, with \u201cBidy Kilbert\u201d, 3.A.Monette, Valleyfield, Que, with \u201cSommers.\u201d Class No.7, Pace\u20141.A.8.Turner, Rychman, Wis, with \u201cH.K.B.\u201d, 2, \u2018\u201cl\u2019inal Direct\u201d, 3.H.F,arochelle, Bed- ford, Ont, with \u201cLeda Dewey\u201d, 4 C, Polk, with \u201cBuddy Boy.\u201d Class, Free for All\u20141 Jos.Brossard.Montreal, Que.with \u201cWm.Brino\u201d, 2.H.Larochelle, Bedford, Que., with \u201cB.Jeronne.\u201d Named Race\u20141., Dr.Coliton, with \u201cIrish Pat\u201d, 2.Mr.Gouthier, with \u201cVolo Gale\u201d, 3.J.Stewart, with \u201cLouin Botha\u201d, 4.A.McCaffrey, \u201cLandry Boy.\u201d ATHELSTAN with Mrs.Norman Peddie and little son of Hudson Heights visited the past week with her sister-in-law, Mrs, W.A.Jamieson, FRANKLIN COUNCIL Met June 14th, members all present.On motion of Coun.Rowe, the following bills were passed, viz., Willard Blair $28.50; F.D.Stevenson $6.50; Joel Lussier, $83.65; A.Blair $2.25.On motion of Coun.Brooks, Everett Tremblay was allowed $100 to repair Clinton mill sideroad.On motion of Coun.Brooks, Wm.Campbell was appointed road officer in place of Herbert Rowe, who has left the municipality.On motion of Coun.Erskine, the Secretary was authorized to advertise for tenders for the building of seven concrete culverts, On motion of Coun.Rowe the saic sae interesting figures deselopment in Canada, just compiled hy the Statistical Department Co apany.The total telephones in eration in al Canada as of 31 t, 1928, vas 1,148,770, un of 64.806, or 3,9% during Cenuda\u2019s development has now reached ing most rapldly.For 1925 the 1,146,770 PHONES IN DOMINION 64.806 New Telephones Installed in 1926.13 Phones For Every 100 People the grand te of This week the grand total Beli telephones in operation in Ontario wm Quebee reached the six hundred thous: and mark, Simrlancously with this announce- « \u2018isouger J.A.Fillon gave one of telephone of the op- December increase the yenr.13.1 telephones per hundred of population.Of the Provinces, British Columbia stil teads with 181 telephones, per hundred inhabitants, Ontario is next with 17.4: then follow Saskatchewan with 13,2, Alberta 101.9, Manitoba 11.3, Quebec 0.7, Nova Scotin 7.6, Brunswiek 7.5, Prince Edward £8 and Yukon 48, Quebec had the gentest gain in 1925, vir, 9,6%: Ontario next with 74%: New Island and then British Columbia 6.8%.Of the Canadien telephone systems, th- Bell Company is apparently grow.Com- and the Company pany's increase was 0.8%, British Columbia Telephone next with 6,9%.Ten venrs ngo (December 1915) Canada hind 553,082, as pared with the present figure of LR T770\u2014over 100 per cent within the decade.Sst, cou- over increase HERE'S WHY 1976 CIRCUS IS BIGGEST Ringling Bros.Enlarge Greatest Show on Earth to Dedic:te Mammoth New York Edifice A circus so big that it requires two added rings, eight stages, à wider hippodrome track and n 700-foot-long big top to display its marvels is now headed this way.It is the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows, to give performances at Montreal on June 2Ist and 22nd.The five rings now used have heen made necessary to present the added attractions got together in the spring to celebrate the combined shows first appearance in New York's New Madison Square Garden, \u2018This edifice is the biggest ever built for circus purposes To fittingly dedicate it the Ringling Brothers themselves spent months in Curope mobilizing the biggest circus in history.This same show that for weeks entertained New York's millions Is now on tour under canvas.The tournament is ss brilliant as in the past but has been enlarged by the addition of such novelties as zebras and lwnas broken to harness and hitched to gem-studded floats, Wee baby elephants ride at the tops of al- legoricnl cars, The menagerie of more than a thousand animals cmbraces such features ns thirteen elephant youngsters with the smallest stationed side by side with the biggest pachyderms in captivity.Another Importation is the Iargest and handsomest tiger of which there is record.Performing horse acts are now presented in quintet\u2014a troupe in each of the five rings .Those elephants who are performers appear in similar for- mation\u2014five herds at one time.The number of men and women nerialists, hareback riders, gymnasts and high- wire performers has heen increased to cight hundred.There are three hundred and fifty trained horses, two hundred of which appear in a single display.One hundred double length cars are required to handle this gigantic amusement enterprise, Mr.Bruce Ness leaves on Saturday for Western Canada with two car loads of Burnside Farm Ayrshire cattle.No doubt the Burnside herd will again win many honors on the Western Fair Circuit, Mr.Arthur Blennerhassett of Montreal is spending his holidays with his cousins, Robert and Jackie McEwen, Mr.James McFwen and Mr.Angus Muir of Notre Dame de Grace also spent the week end with Mrs.John McEwen .Mrs.Jas.Templeton returned Saturday night, after spending past two weeks in Westmount Model City.Reserve the date of June 30th for a a Lawn Social.home the and EIGHT PAGES AUTO CRASHES INTO BUGGY Mrs.Milne and 4 Children Who Were Occupants of Buggy Escaped Serious Injury.A DEW ITTVILLE Ou Saturday afternoon as Mrs.R.Milne, with four of her children and a neighbour's little girl, were returning from Ormstown, where they had been to see the automobile races, their buggy was struck by an automobile going in the same direction at a furious rate of speed.The accldent occurred at a carve in the road by Mr, Hunter's home, Mrs, Milne was driving on the right side of the rond, and giving pussers-by all the room possible.But this car swerved across the road, and ran directly into them, smashing the buggy to atoms and throwing the occupants in all directions, while the horse ran away, heing afterwards caught at Mr.Donald Mcliwen's, No one was seriously injured, but scratches and severe hruises were numerous.The car which was an American one, and whose umber was obtained, had two tires tern off.The occupants got their repairs ande as speedily ns possible and hastened on their way regardless of the damage they had done.Two young men from Heumingford came along and kindly took all the party in their automobile and brought them to Ormstown to Dr.Cooper, who dressed their wounds.Mrs.Milne wishes to express her appreciation of the kindness of these young men whose names she did not ascertain.DEWITTVILLE Mrs.(Capt) J.Gilbert has heen rather incapacitated for a few days, suffering intense pain from » rheumunat- ism in her leg.Miss Eva J.Lewis returned on Friday from Winnipeg where had spent the winter, Miss Pearl Holiday of Montreal was home for the week end.Mr, and Mrs.Allan Ritchie.Mr.and home she Mrs.Frank Martin motored to Mone trent on Saturday to attend the marriage of their friend, Miss Ftta Sar jensen.They returned home Sunday.Miss Nettie Tielm of Montreal spent the week end at the home of her aunt, Mrs.Tlamilton Ferns, Mr, and Mrs.Stacey Booth and fumily of Montreal West spent the week end nt the home of Mrs.Booth's mother, Mrs, I.McArthur.Mrs.Lucas, returned home Sunday, after visiting for n week in Chatenu- gay, N.Y.at the home of Mr, and Mrs.Fred Goundry, Mrs, Donald McEwen, Ortustewn, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.I\u2019.McArthur.Mr, Edmund Tessier of Mnsrena, spent the week end with his sister, Mrs Joe Heinnult.Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Gardiner of Huntingdon visited Mr.Gardiner's sister, Mrs, McBride on Sundry.FRANKLIN CENTRE Word hus been received here that John McPhee of Seattle, Wash, has had a stroke.He has the sympathy of his many friends in this community.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Warington and Muster Dale of California, and Mr.James Brisbin of Cannons Comers, NY.were the guests of Mr.and Mrs, Chas.Rowe on Sunday.Mrs.M.F.Young and her sister, Miss Margaret Pringle spent a few days in Ormstown, the guests of Mr, and Mrs, David Cowan.Mr.Wm, Woods who has been visiting relatives and friends in Franklin and Rockhurn returred home to Miami, Florida on Wednesday.Mrs.Wyman Towns and young sen of Oriskenay Falls , N.Y.was the guests of Mrs, Albert Blair.Mrs.R .C.Manning wen: fo Montreal Tuesday for a coupl: nf weeks Mrs.Miles Towns apent Saturday and Sunday the guest nf her mother and hrother in Havelock.Mr.George Grey and Mr.TR, Rennie of Movers, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wim, Price on Sunday.A ROYALTY PLAY in Herdman Hall given by the C.G.I.T.and CSET.Groups nf Brooklet on FRIDAY, JUNE 25th, 1926, also in Franklin Hall, on JUNE 29th, 1426 A Comedy in 8 Acts \u201cWHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND\u201d Characters .Wm, M.Gamble A Magazine Writer .Maurice Maither Their Landlady .Gladys Herdman Just returned from.0000000, \u201cOver There Francis McCormick {.andlady\u2019s step-daughter Beryl Wilson An Artist Step-daughter\u2019s Steady.Albert Rennie Artist's Uncle .Chester Wilson Artift's Aunt .Jean D.Hudson The Aunt's Ward .Millicent Erskine The Writer's Fiancee.Greta Tindsay Admission: 40e and 2hc.To Send Money Bank.readily of the world.THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Capital Paid Up Huntingdon Branch of roads on May 19th and 22nd, was approved except Clinton sideroad.On motion of Coun.Tremblay, N.M.Brooks was appointed overseer on the roads being built.use the Money Orders sold at all branches of this They are safe, cheap and convenient, an are cashed in all parts 000,000 Fund $20,000,000 F.I.Batcheller, Manager ° : ' + eh ae a a am sm ma me we om me wo VE a À le alm Trin ES Page 2 The Huntingdon Gleaner Published by The Huntingdon Gleaner, Inc.Offices in the Brown Building A.Beaudin & Sons, Ormstown, Que., Agents.\"00 020000000000 0001100000 Subscriptions Rates, $1.50 to Canada or the United States; $2.00 elsewhere Advertising Rates on Application.Huntingdon, Que., Thursday, June 17th, 1926 The Election in Alberta Little notice is being taken in the newspapers ern Canada of the pending provincial election in Albert Some weeks ago the House was dissolved and the election set for the final week in June.For the past five years the Pr gressives have been in power, the Liberal Government, by the present Dominion Minister of Interior, Mr.thus have some unusual factors in the election situation that Province.The first is that a Government is appealing for support after it has held office for the full term of five years.iti ; ; 1 Yeld mare 4 years and upwards\u20141.In federal politics that is considered to be a fatal policy, and, Yd mr rr WeCammick.numerous precedents are quoted in support of it.A seconds\u2019 J.11.Nussev.+.Lorne Elliott, factor is in the leadership of the groups.Mr.Greenfield was|Ormstown, 5.Chus.\u2018Turner.made Premier of Alberta in 1921, although he had not been candidate in the election campaign which had brought a Pr gressive victory.A few months ago he retired and made way Huntingdon, Que in East: led Stewart, having been put out of office on the 18th of July, 1921.We THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Heavy Horses.Reg.Imp.or Canadian Clydesdale Stallions.islas, 1.Albert Nussey, Brysonville.a.ner, Benuhnrnois.O-| ner, Beauharnais.Ness & Sons, 4.D.A.McCormick, Brysonville.Clydesdale Brood Mares Imp.Mare with foul at foot\u20141.Chas Turner, 2.D.A.McCormick Mare to foal not later than Aug.Ist \u2014-1, R.Ness & Sons.in al Cormick, 2.R.Ness & Son.Stallion 4 years old and over\u2014I.R.R.Ness & Sons, Iowiek, Que, 2.R.It.Ness & Sons, 3.A.Roy, St.Stan- Stallion 3 years old\u20141.Chas.Tur- stallion 2 years old\u20141.Chas.Ture Stallion one year old\u2014I1.and 2.R.R.Ness & Sons, 4 Mires three years old-\u20141.Do A.Me- SARA ENR RE KER I AAAI IKI XR ERI KEN KAL) ORMSTOWN SHOW PRIZE WINNERS I RI TY LITT Dr.Wilfred Watson, best registered Clyde filly 2 vears and under\u2014R.Ness & Son.Wm.Logan, best registered Clyde mare in hurness\u2014R.Ness & Sans.Alex.McGregor, best draft gelding heavy or light 3 years old and under ~\u2014\\Wm.Pringle.Simeon Beaudin, champion Canadian hred Clydesdale female any age\u2014R.Ness & Son.John A.Sullivan, K.C., best grade or plre bred brood mare and two of her progeny 3 years old and under, \u2014-1.A.McCormick.LIGHT HORSES Judge, Prof.H, Barton, College.: Thoroughbreds Stallion, 1 year old: 1 I.J.Greig.Allun\u2019s Corner, Que.Grade Carriage or Roadster Horses 3 year old mare or gelding shown to wagon: 1, D.A McCormick, 2, Win.8.Henderson, Huntingdon, 2, A.Macdonald for Mr.Brownlee, a lawyer, and his former attorney-general.Likewise the Liberals have recently changed political heads, and Captain Shaw of Calgary is now carrying on paign against the Government.As Captain Shaw was a Progressive member in the last federal House his swing into Liberal ranks may prove embarrassing to the Farmers, espec- Mure and two of her progeny or Can.bred four year and upwards\u2014 , A.MeCormick.Best 3 Clyde animals get of pure sire + years old and under\u2014-1.and 3.A.McCormick, imp.the cam-|! Ness & Son, Chas.Turner, + vy ially as he is recognized as one of the brightest men in West- AX eve par = ern politics.The foregoing may be considered as the two political factors which enter into the campaign, but a third well worth considering.It is the transferrable vote.In the last had 40 House, out of the sixty members, the Government leading any breed\u2014I1.R.A.McCormick, 3.Chas.Turner.Grade brood mares foal at foot or te foal not later than Aug.Ist.\u20141.Jus Carmichael, 2.J.Il.Nussey.is Yeld mares + years and over any Suan Jas Stanley Bryson, 2.A.McCormick, +4 weight\u20141.Todd, 3.D.Greer.Imp.or Can.bred mare in harness, Ness & Son, 2.D.Mlle 3 Gare 1 RR Ness & © Roy, St.Stanislas, Que, 4, Cecil An- o-1, pills 2 years old=1.R.Ness & Son, derson, Huntingdon, Que.= Filly 1 vear old\u20141.D.A.MecCor- 2 year old filly or gelding: 1 J.F mick, , Boulais, Montreal, 2 Jos.Anderson, : Huntingdon, 3 Samuel Cullen, Orm- stown.! vear old filly or gelding: 1 and 2, Bert Rennie, Atmelstan, Que, 3 D.J, Greig.Shetland Ponies Mares or geldings 3 veurs old: 1 and 2, John Baillie, Montreal.Ponies other than Shetland Mires or geldings 3 years old: D.A.McCormncek, 2.Wm.S, Henderson.- ) Harness Classes Carringe pairs over 15%, Miss Vian, Ormstown.Carriage pairs 151, hands and under: 1 and 2, Miss Viau, 3, J.F.Boul- hunds: 1 5 Montreal: 2° Wo, Cullen, : Geldings 3 years old over 1200 lbs | | members, the Liberals ten, Labour 3, Independents one, the|__{ iris vw.AV, Pringle, Hunting] dis, + Wm.Cullen.other six seats were vacant.It will thus be seen that there was dug 8 dus, Greer.ane so Gogg single over a M DER .> 3 : ver so\u2014 |\u2018 =, Mis ,.CLD ri y not a single Conservative in the last House, but in the last|; Sv A\" eddie 0 77 Compton, Que, + and 5 Wm.Cuilen.: or i.\u201c, sure si = .3 - Federal election the Conservatives polled a better vote than| Grade brood mares\u2014I.Raymond] Carriage single 1514 hands oud un :d à ot 1 Graham, 2.Jas.1D.Bryson, 3.W.A [ders I and 2, Miss Viau: 3 J.F, Boul- they did in 1921, and it is reasonable to expect that they will| peadie.; ais; + D.J.Greig: 3 Royal Can.Drag- put up candidates in most of the town and city ridings.[If| Mares 3 years old 1200 lbs.and un-|00BS they do, the marvels of the second-choice principle may result der\u20141.J.D.Bryson, 2.Sam.Cullen 3.Geo.Rutherford, under: 1 Noe) Roadster pairs 15% and Chas.Collings, Hemmingford, 2 \u2019 in a distinct change in the political aspect of the next legisla- Geldings 3 veus old 200 and un- Rernols, Dundee, 3 Cecil J.Bryson, er\u20141.DA.McCormick.ture.der DA.em, and under\u2014L.- Roadster Jingle over 15 hands ! * \u2026., .Co 2 \\ $ n, 2.Stanley Bry-| I Boulais, 220.F.Boulais, : ober As to the political issues involved, reports from the |W: J: Rov.Orustown MES UT flenderson, + Donald E.Black, Aub- West are not very explanatory.It is apparent however, that 7 ag |rey, Que, 3 Chas, Collings.tel .Government Special Pair of horses or ponies, high step- the Opposition are charging the Government with being ex-| (it of deaught siresul, 1D.A.Me-| pers: Uand 2 Miss Viau, 3 J.F.Boul- travagant, and supine, while the Government claims it most economical.cept to use the results as a political barometer as to political.Cw wes - The Show a Success The gates have been closed at lent and the Show gave general satisfaction.For this did display much credit is due the President, Mr.R.R.Nes and the various officers and committees.: : .French Canadian registered\u20141.Har- broaden out the Show, and give it an appeal which would at- {iq J.Hunter.tract a larger number of visitors and in this they were suc-| Mares with foul or to foal not later cessful.The wonderful displays of live stock again prove beyond all question that this District leads Eastern Canada.The farmers have been selling a great many animals during the the display at Ormstown shows that the best still remain with us.One of the troubles of the Show which cures itself but slowly is the fact that comparatively few new exhibitors are added to the lists.We have our large breeders, who enjoy a national reputation, and who make it a point to exhibit, but it is to be].past year, some fear that they are selling too freely, but hoped that next year at least fifty more new exhibitors wi come to Ormstown to compete for the honours.The Show of 1926 is done.It is now time to working for the 1927 Show.The results of this year are onl a cumulation of the hard labour and planning of the me who successfully administered the shows in past years.now to prepare for it.Ormstown Show will never on a soun financial basis until every farmer with high grade stock feels it his duty to exhibit that stock at Ormstown, and until every resident of the District makes it a point to go at least twice to it can be the Show.The goal may be a long way off, but reached.The Quebec Fisheries One of the resources of the Province of Quebec which is developing very slowly is that of commercial fishing.Th is somewhat surprising for the Grand Banks of Newfoundland are really part of the Gulf of St.Lawrence, and in addition the great river itself is well stocked with fish.Nevertheless, in the last calendar year the total catch for the Province was only trifle over three million dollars.This was a substantial catch of 1924 is to be found.However, as the market pri for the fresh fish is estimated at $1.75 a hundredweight, it self-evident that the fishermen will not present moment the bulk of the fish caught are sold to lar dealers who live on the Island of Jersey, and these firms can practically control the sale price.Attempts in co-operative selling have, in the past, failed because the fishermen have No party has a radical platform, and bearing that in mind we need not get excited over the election, ex- things Ormstown Show for another year and the directors are now balancing up the books to ascertain how they came out this year.The weather was not all together favourable, but the attendance was excel- |.splen- start The directors for next year have one more Show to add to the experience and popularity of Ormstown, and they should start increase over the catch of 1924, but is still a trifling amount when compared with some of the other provinces of Canada.} A.Down along the North Shore of the lower St.Lawrence the habitants who spend hard lives along the rocky coast line get their living from the cod fishing, and it is in this species of the finnie brethern that the largest increase in value over the grow rich rapidly.One of the obstacles in the way is the lack of markets.At the 1s Cormick, 2.Albert Nussey, 3.Jus Greer, + Sam Todd.Percherons.Stallion + yrs.and over\u2014I1.A, Roy Sons, 2.Chas, Turner.breed\u20141.D.A.McCormick.2, Jus.Greer, 3.Chas.Turner.Grade draft team under 2800 T.Thompson, 3.Jas.1.Bryson, 5.Sum.Todd.Single grade cart horse Greer.Cormick, 3.Jas.than Aug.Ist, 1826\u20141.and 3.FL J.Hunter, 2.Phil Brault.Yeld mare $ years and over\u2014I, R.Sylvestre.Maures 3 vears old\u2014I.HE J.Filly 1 vear otd\u2014t.HA.\\, Hunter.Hunter.Standard Bred.Stallion + years or over shown to waggon\u20141.A.Monette, 2.A.Jenneau.Yeld mares t+ years nnd over\u2014I1.A.Jenneau.3.vear old ware or gelding shown to waggon\u2014I.Miss Viau.Yeld mares + vears and over\u20141, and Il , Miss Vian, 3.J.F.Boulais.Foals of the Year.Imp.or Can.bred Clydesdale foals \u20141.D.A.McCormick, 2.Chas.Turner.y| ¢Heavy or light draft grade fouls\u2014 I.W.A.Peddie.2.J.H.Nussey, 3.M fitaymond Graham.Heavy Horse Specials.Clydesdale Association R.Ness & Sons.d Grand champion female\u2014R.Ness & Sons.Watson Challenge Shield, best Clydesdale stallion red and born and raised in Canada-\u2014R.Ness & Sons.W.Martin, best grade filly one yr.old and under\u2014Stanley Bryson.D.A.McCormick, best Canadian registered stallion, any nge-\u2014R.Ness & Sons.display of heavy horses owned and bred by exhibitor\u2014R.Ness and Sons.Campbell MacLaren 2nd prize above\u2014D.A.McCormick.J.F.D'Aoust, 8rd prize on above\u2014 Chas.Turner.is a grade team\u2014\\W.A.Peddie.and fon] of yenr\u2014Raymond Graham.-\u2014\u2014D.A.MeCormick.team\u2014D.A.MeCormiek.the year\u2014W.A.Peddie, Dr, M.mare and foal\u2014James Carmichael.stallion 3 years old\u20141I.Theo.Reid.Teams, Imp, or Can.bred registered draft mares any breed\u2014I.R.Ness & Cun.bred registered draft mares any Grade draft teams 2800 lbs and over show to waggon\u20141.D.A.McCormick, Ibs.shown to wuggon\u20141.W.A.Peddie, 2.Greer, + J.or nuire S,| shown in harness\u2014Il.and 2.D.A.Me- They have tried to of Canada, grand champion Clydesdale stallion\u2014 Canadian Bank of Commerce,, best on Mayor Curran, best 3 vear old and under grade draft filly-\u2014J.D.Bryson.Bank of Montreal, best light draft Steel Co.of Canada, best grade mare A.Blanchette, best grade cart horse Brunet, best heavy draft grade D.F.McIntyre, best sucking colt of A.Cooper, best heavy draft luis, + Wm.Cullen.Single light draft horse under 1.400 se 1 Raymond Graham, Brysonville, 2 and 3 J.T.Thompson, 5 D.A.Mc- Cormick.General purpose horse shown in hur- ness: 1 and 2, Wm.Cullen, 3 Chas.Collings, + Dominia Beaulieu, Orm- stown, 5 J.F.Boulais, General purpose team: 1 and 2 Wm, Cullen, 3 J.F.Boulais, + Chas.Col- lings.General delivery horse shown to suitable wagon: ! and 3.Wm.Cullen, 2 Domina Beaulieu, + Chas.Collings, 5 Bert Rennie.Carriage or road horse open to District of Benuharnois only: 1 Charles Collings, 2 Wn.Cullen, 3 D.J.Greiz, 4 Jos.Anderson, 5 Noel Reynolds.- Pony in harness under 13 hands, 1 John Baillie.2 R.R.Ness & Sons, 3 J.F.Boulois, + J.H.Nussey.Combination saddle and pony: 1 J.F.Boulais, 2 and 4 Baillie, 3 J.H.Nussey.Single horse driven by lady: 1 Miss Viau, 2 Mason Stables, 3 W.8.Draper 1 J.F.Boulais, 5 Chas.Collings.Saddle horse ridden by boys 16 yrs.and under: 1 J.F.Boulais, 2 Jos.Anderson, 3 Wm.Cullen, t Cecil J.Bryson.Saddle horse suitable for up to 130 bs, 1 J.F.Boulais, 2 Viuu, 3 J.F.Boulais, + and 5, Can, Dragoons, Saddle horse suitable for carrying over 150 fs: 1, 3 and + Royal Can.Dragoëns, 2 Miss Vinu, 5 J.F.Boulais Green hunters over hurdles: 1 J, F.Boulais, 2 and 3 Royal Can.Dragoons, + and 5 Miss Vian.High Jump: 1, 2 Dragoons.Jumping class open to Military Police or mebers of à Hunt Club in uniform: 1.2 and 3, Royal Can.Dragoons Roadster pairs over 18'% hands: 1 J.I.Boulais, 2 D.E.Black, 3 Arthur Montpetit, harness John carrying Miss Royal and 3, Royal Can.Here's a miracle of taste! By actual count, Ganong\u2019s Almontinos delight nine out of every ten chocolate lovers.In size, small and dainty.And the coating is\u2014*\u2018 G.B.\u201d\u2019 | Ask for GANONG'S Almontinos The maker's ce 18 I have just purchased a machine fo the sharpening of Scissors, Razor Blades, etc.ge he moderate.A.SENECAL, (Next to Hunter's Store.) Huntingdon, Electric Sharpener Shears, Carving Knives, Razors and Safety All work assured to be satisfactory and the charges will mark on every picue r Single horse or pony, high stepper: 1 and 3, Miss Viau, 3 W.S.Druper, 4 Masoh Stables, Mare or gelding not exceeding 15.2 shown in runabout with heavy harness: 1 Miss Viau, 2 Mason Stales, 3 R.R.Ness & Sons, 4 Royal Can.Dragoons, Combination Saddle and Harness Class Mare or gelding shown in harness, then saddle: 1 J.F.Boulais.LIGHT HORSE SPECIALS Hon.Jus.A.Robb, best display Light Horses: 1 Miss Viau.McDonald & Robb, 2nd prize on uhove\u20141 J.F.Boulais.D.J.Greig, 8rd prize on above\u2014 Royal Can.Dragoons.A.J.Steel, best light draft horse\u2014 1 John Graham.: Miss Viau, best harness horse open to the district of Beauharnois\u20141 Chas.Collings.Dominion Financial Corpération, best general purpose team open to the district of Beauharnois\u20141 Wu.Cullen Postmaster Winter, best carriage horse, any height, style and action to be taken into account more than speed \u20141 Miss Viau.J.W.Chambers, best carringe mare or gelding any height\u20141 Miss Viau.H.11.Chambers, best carringe mare or gelding under 15 hands\u20141 Miss Viau.HU.11.Chambers, best general livery horses\u20141 Wm.Cullen.Forrester Special, best hoy driver 16 years and under, driving only consid- eration\u20141 Allister McArtpur.Forrester Special, best girl driver 16 vears and under, driving only consid- eration\u20141 Phyllis Nussey, James TT, Elder, best single horse, any height\u20141 Miss Viau, Henry Pearce, best lady driver\u2014I Miss Viau.Adrien St.Onge, best road horse shown on track\u20141 Donald E.Black.Vincent Bros: best saddle mare or gelding ridden by lady\u20141 J.F.Boulais.John Hastie, best carriage pair, any height\u2014I Miss Viau.J.B.Walsh, George I.McClintock and John highest jumping horse\u2014Royal Dragoons, Alfred Greig, best all round farmer's horse to be owned and driven by farmer or one of his family\u20141 John Graham, T.\u2018I.Fontaine, best French brood mare\u2014 H.J.Hunter.T.J.W.lLeggitt, best carringe horse of the district\u20141 Wm.Cullen.J.Ross Bryson, best light draft mure\u20141 Raymond Graham.A.Beaudin & Son, best lady driver in the district of Beauharnois\u20141 Rosalind Greig.F.Mason, saddle horse and lady rider open to the district of Beauhar- nois and Franklin County, N.Y., style of riding to be judged 40%, horse 50% \u20141 Miss Anderson.Henry Winter, J.P., best Indy driver, de- road Baird, Jas.McClintock, Cun, Can.driving and handling of horse only vonsideration\u2014Miss Viau.J.A.Carter, best high stepping mare or gelding\u2014 Miss Viau, secretary of Show, for most entries in the grade druft classes\u2014D.A.Me- Cormick.AYRSHIRE CATTLE Judge: J.A.Ste.Marie, St.Anne de la Pocatiere.Bull 3 vears old and over\u20141.Ulric Deschamps, Repentigny, Que., 2.J.H.Black.Lachute, Que., 3.R.R.Ness & Son, Howick, Que, 4.Raeburn Farm, Ormstown, Que., 5.J.W.Logan & Sons Howick, Que.Bull 2 years and under 3\u2014I, E, C Budge, Benuharnois.Que, 2.D.T Ness, Howick, Que, 3.Andrew Bennie, Riverfield, Que, 4.W.W.Skin- WORTH HALF A CENT EACH ans SN .Ganongs CHOCOLATES Sold by of | Standard Time Thursday, June 17th, 1926 The Original Fragrance of e .- is fully revealed in the cup.Peddie, Ho- Reserve \u2014D.T.Ness.Grand champion bull any age\u2014l.Ulrie Deschamp.Reserve\u2014R, R.Ness.Cow 5 years or over in milk\u2014I.W.W.Skinner, 2.and 8.R.R.Ness & Sons, 4.Raeburn Farm, 5.J.W.Logan & Sons.ner, Montreal, 5.Wn.A, wick, Que.Bull senior yearling\u2014I1.R.R.Ness & Son, 2.J.R.McOuat, Ormstown, Que, 3.PD.McArthur, Howick, Que, 4.W.T.McEwen, Ormstown, Que.Bull junior yearling\u20141.I).T.Ness, 2, Gilbert McMillan, Huntingdon, Que.8.P D.McArthur, 4 R.R.Ness & Son, 5.Raeburn Farm.Bull calf senior\u20141.R.R.Ness & Son, 2.and 3.J.W.Logan, 4, LE, C Budge, 5.W.W.Skinner.Bull calf junior\u20141, R.R.Ness & Son, 2.D.T.Ness, 3, Win, Clark Est.Shawbridge, Que, +.E.C.Budge.Senior champion bull 2 years and over\u20141, U.Deschamps.Reserve\u2014E.C.Budge.3.J.W.Logan & Sons, 4+.D.IT.Ness, 5.Raeburn Farm.Cow 3 years and under 4 in milk\u2014 1, J.H.Black, 2.Raeburn Farm, 3.and 5.J.W.Logan & Sons, 4.D.T.Ness.Cow 3 years and upwards dry\u20141.J.H.Black, 2.W.W.Skinner, 3.J.W.Logan & Son, 4 D.T.Ness.5.Rae- burn Farm.Junior champion bull under 2 years \u2014R.R.Ness & Sons.Continued on Page 7 er \u2014 \u2014; (\u2018hildren Cry fo > \u2014 \\ ye MOTHER :\u2014 Fletcher's Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom.and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep.To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Ga, 5 Tle hor Absolutely Harmless = No Opiates.Physicians everywhere recommend it.F.XING BLAIR Resident Manages AUTOBUS SERVICE between Huntingdon-Ormstown-Montreal Standard Time P.M.Leaves Price | way Price | way A.M.Leaves 7.00 Huntingdon , $1.40 4.00 Montreal 7.15 Dewittville 1.40 St.Lambert 25 7.25 Ormstown 1.35 Laprairie .50 7.45 Bryson 1.25 Cote Ste Catherine .60 8.00 Howick 1.05 Caughnawaga 75 8.15 Ste.Martine 90 5.20 Ste.Philomene .80 8.30 Ste.Philomene 80 5.35 Ste.Martine .90 Caughnawaga 75 5.50 Howick 1.05 Cote Ste.Catherine .60 6.05 Bryson 1.25 Laprairie 50 6.20 Ormstown 1.35 St.Lambert 25 6.30 Dewittville 1.40 9.45 Montreal 6.45 Huntingdon $1.40 On Sunday leaves Huntingdon at 8 a.m.On Sunday, leaves Montreal 10 p.m.Stopping and Starting Place in Montreal at Dominion Sq.| DELICIOUS Every healthy person requires a certain amount of BREAD in their daily diet, and in order that this bread may contain all the necessary elements of nourishment and deliciousness, be sure and order \u201c ROUSSELLPS \u201d and we will guarantee to fill all requirements, Our PASTRY is always fresh and crisp.have not tried it yet, place an order today.Z.ROUSSELLE, Huntingdon, Que.If you Phone 60 Athelstan Mills | ~ Feed in Stock Corn Cracked Corn Hen Feed Graham Flour Dunn's Oat Meal Provender Corn Meal Barley Meal Shorts White Middlings Cow 4 years and under in milk\u2014I, * R.R.Ness & Sons, 2.W.W, Skinner, a.tried to market the wares in the competitive markets of Europe.It is to be hoped that they will turn their efforts trwards the Canadian market, especially that of Montreal and surrounding districts.: Coming into the fresh waters of Québec, the outcast of fish family leads, for the records for #925 go to show that value of eeles caught amounted to,73103,893.Most of these are exported to the United Statedf where certain nation- alities of Europe look upon the eel as delicacy.W.C.TEDSTONE.\u201cTHE SCHOOL THAT STUDIES THE STUDENT\u201d Adirondack Commercial School 21 ELM STREET OPP.RUTLAND STATION MALONE, N.Y.J.CHILLIAN VAN HOUTEN, LL.B., LL.M.HEAD MASTER ; LEADING - BUSINESS - SCHOOL - OF - THE - NORTH - COUNTRY Gluten Seed Corn Oil Cake Meal Barley 2 and 6 rowed | Peas Buckwheat Chick Feed Alberta Banner Oats CEMENT.\u2018George Elder :-: Athelstan, Que.Phone 617-4.| 2: aby * + be +[r > Ze «Fo what,\u201d said Peter Armstrong | pe couldn't *uiy hef out Into thélthe boy advanced, and took the .Myer Gameroff cooly, one hand on the door-knobigiorm, especially as the rain was|gheet from Lhe chaking fingers.Our Best Flour di tion Tel.Main 7180- 7181 _ of the little sitting-room of PeAricoming down in bucket-full.\u2018It Peter pointed at the headlines Advocate, Barrister and Solicitor, Tree Cottage, an\u201d a flash of steel|will pass soon.\u201d dumbly.\u2014 AS ES 92 Notre Dame St.East, in his usually calm eyes, \u201cTn what It didn\u2019t pass, however.Tt grew \u201cOh, that!\u201d The newsboy.hard- ee Room 61.am I indebted for the unexpected{worse.It seemed as though thelened to calamities, shrugzed his .\u2014 Joseph Cohen, Montreal pleasure of this visit?very heavens had opened.thin shoulders.\u201cNasty, wot?But |]! Made in a Modern Mill Counsel.: } The fact that Virginia Dale\u2014 Virginia's fears were not as ing him swiftly up to town, his thoughts gravitating between Prudence Page, and the highly awkward situation last night's storm had got him into.He was no special stickler as to etiquette, but he hated to think he might have been the unwilling means of gossip centring unpleasantly around Virginia Dale.He had hitherto misjudged Virginia.She wasn't the artificial creat- \u201cNothing happened to her?\u201d For ure lhe had thought her, quite de- the life of him, he couldn't keep void of heart or womanly impulse.the eagerness out of his voice.Why! before the storm prostrated her, she had shown herself to he cham full of sympathy for the other girl, kind and considerate, and anxious to vindicate the other's honor.It was the very irony of fate that, having come to his cottage on such a praise-worthy mission, and being unavoidably storm- bound, Virginia's own reputation might now he at stake! What could he do uhout it?And where was Prudence Page?As Virginia, with obvious commonsense, had pointed out to him.it had been stupid of the child to run away.thus giving a semblance of truth to the hateful tale in circulation! Her action had affected others, too.Virginia hed told him that never in all her life had she seen ia man so stricken as Prudence\u2019s father, and as Mrs.Page.the poor soul was utterly prostrated, she believed, It was Prudence\u2019s \u2018flight that had brought Virginia on the errand which led her to be storm-bound.and.as ill luck would have it.hrdn't they encountered Talkative Tom.the village gossip, on their way up to Winston Towers after dawn, and the tale of Virginia's nocturnal sojourn at Pear Tree cottage would be common property by now, A wave of resentment entered Peter's thoughts of Prudence, who indirectly had brought about this \u2018impasse\u2019.But, just the same.he yearned to find her.The train darted through the sunlit landscape which bore everywhere traces of last night's storm.Many trees had been blown down.and a lot of damage had been done.Peter arrived in town nt last, and had his lunch.As he emerged from the restaurant en route to buy his chemicals, he made a purchase of an early edition of the evening paper.Running like a refrain through his mind was the urge to find Prudence, and, though there wasn't the faintest chance her doings would be chronicled in the daily press, u vague hope stirred him that there might be news of her.A heading on the front page caught his eye immediately: \u2018\u201cTerrible Fire in City Buildings.\u201d Well that was to be expected, wasn't it?One didn't have a storm like that Make Better Bread Ask your grocer for ROYAL YEAST CAKES STANDARD OF QUALITY The description of her rescue had been lurid, and the reporters had given all the space to that, and to the fire itself, the damage being estimated at $500,000.\u201cWhat hospital?\" \u201cWhere is she?\u201d \u201cWot'll you give me if 1 tell you, Guv'nor?'\u201d flung back the urchin.\u201cA pal 0\u2019 mine who was there when the ambulance came, told me this morning.\u201d cried Peter.Peter pushed a bill into his hand.\u201cQuick! The address!\u201d The boy's fingers cured round the money.\u201cShe's in a ward at the Flower Hospital.The bus will take you down in fifteen minutes.\u201d But Peter had already hailed «a taxi, and was off.Her Steady When Prudence, jogging in the ambulance to the Flower Hospital, caught sight of her own reflection in a looking-glass that hung on the wall, she gave a cry of terror.\u201cThat isn't me! That isn\u2019t me!\u201d A coal black face\u2014the eyes showing with a strange white gleam in the surrounding darkness \u2014gazed menacingly at her.And-\u2014 merciful heavens! the creature in the mirror had no hair! She sank back on tho pillow.trembling.while the nurse bent over her and tried to soothe her.w \u201cDen\u2019t b2 alarm d.d ar.Teople always look like that when they've been in a fire.The smoke and dirt rc > Thursday, June 17th, 1926 in no time,\u201d said the kindly nurse.\u201cThe flames must have got it.\u201d Prudence\u2019s lips trembled at the recollection of her terrible escape the dizzy descent on the 85 foot ladder.\u2018Was the fireman hurt?\u201d she whispered.\u201cI don\u2019t\u2014 mind about my hair if he's safe?\" \u201cHe's all right.Lie still and rest.\u201d Afterwards, in the huspital, other nurse looked after her.Prudence didn\u2019t want her people an- to be told about the fire.The excitement of the news might kill her mother.The nurse looked at her in amazement, \u2018As like as not, it'll be in all the papers, dear.We'd hetter telegraph.\u201d Prudence gave in.She was too weak to argue, and a tremendous longing overcame her to see her mother's beloved face, to hear her reassuring voice close to her.She had acted wrongly in running off.A coward\u2019s part! The fire had been her punishment.But oh! that terrible accusation at Winston Towers! She conldn't return to her home until she wag cleared in the eyes of everyone! Everyone! That included Peter Armstrong! Strang how she no longer cared what Bert Traymare thought of her! But oh! she longed for Peter's good op'n- jon, She couldn't bear to gov down in his estimation.before the wire was sent off to her people, and at that time Peter Armstron all unknowing was on his way to New York City, \u201cKeep her quiet all morning,\u201d was the doctor's orders when be made his rounds, Prudence was in a semi-private ward its only occupant, The other bed was vacant, (To pe Continued) The Day's Sad Though\u2014Sometimes it seems that any one can get your number better than the telephone girls do \u2014Lethbridge Herald.WILSON'S FLY,PADS WILL KILL MORE FLIES THAN $8° WORTH OF ANY STICK a D Clean to handle.Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and _ General Stores It was nearly ten o'clock When you see an elderly man eating his dinner with the relish and enjoyment of a school boy, watch him help himself to Mustard.it is not on the table, he will very quickly ask for it.If HELP YOURSELF TO HEALTH XXX EXER EXE ARIE EI EXE EA AAR XX XS & Departmental Store.Valleyfield, Que.Specialty: Read-to-Wear Garments for Ladies and Gents.Tailoring, Dressmaking and Millinery.ALFRED KIDD PAINTER AND DECORATOR in all its Branches Only best of material and workmanship used.Phone 10%J.Bouchette St., Huntingdon.CHATEAU SALABERRY HOTEL Valleyfield, Que.First class meals and rooms at reasonable prices.Fay us a visit and convince yourself.50 rooms and garage for 15 autos.ARMAND LOISELLE, Manager.Dr.0.E.Caza, M.D.C.M, \" - Specialist - Surgery Gynaecology Obstetrics & | Pediatrics Office Kelly Block, Phone Office 158 Huntingdon Res.174 DR.F.E.TAYLOR Specialist in Prosthetic Dentist 168 E.Main St, Malone, N.Y.LUCIEN BAILLARGEON NOTARY PUBLIC Successor to * L Crevier and A.R.Leduc Notaries Public trance next to Moriarty\u2019s Building.Money to loan.Estate and successior.settlement.DONALD M.ROWAT NOTARY Will attend Huntingdon County Courts ; nobody seriously hurt.so wny wWor- 4 her beauty enhanced bv candlelight|:umed.She (lung to Peter as if he [ry?\" | , o£ (odd \u2014was at her loveliest at that mom-|were her one hope of safety.beg-| Peter came to.\u201cDid you say no- |g F3 K.A.LONGTIN ent, and that mos* men would have|ging him not to leave her for an|body was hurt?Here.quick, give ADVOCATE found her irresistible weighed with him not one jot He despised her for the huntress that she was, and|ed After nearly an hour had pass- \u2018Nohody badly hurt.«ir.Honest.\u201cA some of the scorn showed clearly|ed, and the thunder and lightning I'm telling you the truth.Young J.G.LAURENDEAU, C.Ron his clean-cut, manly face, and rain showed no signs of ahat-|gal brought down from the eighth Advocate, Vallevheld Virginia, who had risen to herjing, he offered to run to anothet |floor\u2014no fire escape and alone in McDONALD & ROBB | Will be at Moir's Hotel, at Hunt.fee* at the head of the little tableinhouse and call up Mrs.Vansittart.|the building she was .\u201d \u2019 she herself had arranged so artistically for taeir supper.tete-a-tete.contrived to keep the coy smile on her lips, although uncomfortableled for a moment in Virginia's eyes, hospital, there was nothing that Erle C.Martin, B.A.B.C.L.qualms assajled her heart.had Peter only seen it.\u201cI'm often |might give a clue to her condition.ADVOCATE \u201cI carae to keep (on company.as late as this.Don't leave me or == = \u2014 Office over Braithwaite Bros.Store * 4 \u2018 you hermit!\u201d She tiite up fT |couldn\u2019t bear to be here, a y i head provocatively.\u201cAnd I'm bhe-|myself 1 couldn\u2019t.She clung Chateauguay St, Huntingdon ginning to think you're not exactly pleased to see me.\u201d The titter that!om rise and fall in uncontrollable .followed this challenging remark |agitation, À J as good as Stated that it was mad.\u201cConventions must be ignored.GONTRAN SAINTONGE A 3 ness to doubt for a moment thelthen\u201d He tried to reassure her, fact that all men must be pleasedibut he felt uncomfortable.and ADVOCATE to see her! But Peter's -tern face did not relax a jot.\u201cMight 1 inquire how you got in?\u201d \u201cThrough the back door.\u201d \"\u201cA-ah!\u201d He drew the monosvl- lable out, significantly.and his un- instant, forcing him to promise she could stay until the storm had end- reassuring her of Virginia's safets.At that, even in the midst of her terror, a sly.calculating look show- to him, and he could see her bos- cursed this inconvenient storm that detained her in his cottage to this hour, Time passed.The storm did not abate, but only seemed to grow the fiercer.A tree was struck hy lightning in a neighbouring field.and once Peter thought the cottage me the paper.\u201d He grabbed it from the boy.Expert Millers Peter's eye raced down the sheet.Beyond the bald statement that Prudence Page was in a New York Valleyfield, Que.T favorite treat KELLOGG\u2019S Corn he kiddies\u2019 King Street HUNTINGDON, QUE.ingdon, every first Saturday of the month.Phone 178 Office: City Hall, Valley- field, Que.Telephones Office: 500.Residence: 152.Specialty: Commercial, Criminal mate ters.expected visitor flushed at his in-|jtaelf had been hit, it rocked so 1 o tonation.drunkenly.Tn make matters worse.Flakes! Golden-crisp H.E.PURCELL \u201cYou aren't very cordial.1 _mist too.Virginia herself collapsed.and To hearts of corn.Full of Surgeon Dentist Office in the O'Connor Block, cn t MA ory 1 \u2018Ro \u2018Be a say.\u201d She tossed her head.\u201cAnd I|i1ay moaning on the sofa, clinging Lay o_o Located over Braithwaite Bros.Store 3 brought vou such 2 lovely BUPDET.{for dear life to his arm.It was af- delicious flavor.Chateauguay St., Huntingdon aviare\u2014I've made the tnast, and{ter 3 a.m.before a Inll came, and : Evenings by Appointment pate-de-fois gras sandwiches, andihe contrived to get her started 1 Oa Serve them with 8 Phone 189 cold salmon I coaxed from thelpack to Winston Towers, fruits\u2014with milk or cook, and a bottle of claret\u2014\u201d Peter\u2019s lip curled.table mission, why not take the food to a more deserving cause?As for myself, it's wasted on me.I like plain fare and Nannie has already prepared my supper.\u201d Virginia very nearly lost her temper.But, struggling for dignity.she contrived to sar: \u201cI'm sorry if I've intruded where I'm so obvinus- \u201cIf on chari- What the Headlines told Peter At ten o'clock in the morning, Peter Armstrong sat in the corner of a rail-road coach that was bowl- Montreal to Western Canada and Pacific Coast.Lve.10.15 p.m.\u2014Daily service.The Sealed Chassis \u201cShower Bath\u201d furnishes striking proof of McLaughlin - Buick dependability.It may be difficult to believe that any motor car chassis could run under its own power with water cream.For lunch.For the kiddies\u2019 evening meal.original corn flakes.Never tough.* Never Kellogg's are the DR.W.S.McLAREN Dental Surgeon Office Main St., opposite McDougall Hall, Ormstown, Que.Telephone No, 52 ARTHUR W.SULLIVAN Q.L.S.& C.E.Successer to John L.Sullivan Q LS.& C.E.Î itting it i ing shower.Sur ly not wanted, and that my little Montreal to Toronto and Chicago.hitting it in a drenching s70 .leathery.conurveying rondes, \u2018surprise party\u2019 has failed.I'll 8O0|Lve.9.45 a.m.\u2014Daily, Chicago.But the McLaughlin-Buick Morethan 10,000,000 etc., attended to promptly.at once.Then, with a sudden] « 10.00 pm\u2014Exe.Sat.and Sun.chassis did it.Water cannot get .Vu > Address: P.O.Box 124, Valleyfield, brain-wave, and realizing that coy- Torentt.in, dirt cannot reach McLaugh- people daily insist on Que, or Main 8586, Montreal.had forever failed, she added: \u201cI| \u201c 10-30 p.m-\u2014Delly exc.Sat.Tor- lin-Buick operating parts.Even them.only came because I wanted your advice on an important matter, I'd \u201c 11.00 p.m.\u2014Daily, Chicago.the electrical wiring is sealed inside waterproof, fireproof, flex- Sold by all grocers.Mutual Fire Insurance Co.: : : COUNTY OF BEAUHARNOIS for someone.ame for gaayeelt.Its L Montreal to Quebec.ni ible tubing.Served at all hotels and (Incorporated 1882) trouble.You know the Page girl des Fr Daily, Fast Train.McLaughlin-Buick is ready for restaurants.Insures nothing but Farm and Isclated who lives at Green Gables?\u201d Ah! that shot went home.A \u201c 11.830 p.m.\u2014Daily, Night Service.Quick concern, a vivid interest, re- ents./ For Particulars Apply to Local Ticket any road and any weather, thoroughly prepared to give McLaughlin-Buick owners thousands and thousands of care-free, trouble-proof miles.The new low GMAC financing rates are available to purchasers of McLaughlin-Buick on time.The Better McLaughlin-Buick leads in registration all cars in its price range.O'CONNOR BROS.Local Agents 22116 - CORN FLAKES 9 Oven-tresh ALWAYS in Kellogg's patented inner - sealed wextite Property President\u2014M.W.Leehy.Vice-President\u2014Anthine Doray.Directors\u2014N.M.Brooks, R.R Ness, Frank St.Louis, and M.M McNaughton.: W.K.Philps, Secretary, 1 A.Philps, Manager, + .Huntingdon, Que.T.J.GRAHAM Live Stock Auctioneer A life time experience with live stock.A very wide acquaintance of breeders.Arrange your dates early.Terms in keeping with present live stock conditions.anse Huntingdon, \u2014 Que.Imitations cannot Phone 634-12 R.F.D.Ne.1 LIMITÉE .flavor \u2014swch crisp, The Huntingdon Gleaner is pub In staves pf jl MSLAUGHLIN-BUICK Er Hats entrées Olpner ine.\u2018i ihe .the of untingdon.Gleaner, Inc.in tale AND LB.TINS ® the tor on the Brown Bidg., Chateauguay BStrec\u2019, 8 , ns péchage.Huntingdon, Que. « 5 Thursday, June 17th, 1926 + T \u2018 » .* oo\" sR .Sangster, Ormstown, Que., ORMSTOWN SHOW PRIZE WINNERS Continued from Page 2 Cow 2 years and under 8 dry\u2014I.W.W.Skinner, 2.E.C.Budge, 3.J.W.Logan & Sons, 4.E.C.Budge, 3.R.R.Ness & Sons.Cows R.O.P.record made at 5 Years or over\u2014l.and 2.R.R.Ness & Sons.Cow with R.O.P.yearly record made under 5 years\u2014l.and 3.R.R Ness, 2.E.C.Budge, 4.Raeburn farm.Heifer senior yvearling\u20141.and +4.R.R.Ness & Sons, 2.E.C.Budge, 3.W.W.Skinner, 5.Peter Dickson, Orms- town, Que.Heifer junior yearling\u2014I.and 3.R.R.Ness & Sons, 2.J.W.Logan & Sons, 4.und 5.Raeburn Farm, Heifer calf senior\u20141.J.H.Black.R.R.Ness & Sons, 3, D.T.Ness.and 5.W.W, Skinner.Heifer calf junior\u20141.J.H.Black.wo 2 Wm.Clark Est, 3.W.W.Skinger, 4.James West, Howick, Que, 5.J W.Logan & Sons.Senior chfimpion cow 2 years and over\u2014I1.R.R.Ness & Sons.Reserve\u20141.W.W.Skinner.Junior champion cow, under 2 years \u20141.R.R.Ness & Sons.Reserve\u2014J.H.Black.Grand champion cow, any age\u2014R.R.Ness & Son.Reserve\u20141.R.R.Ness & Son.Dairy Herd-1.R.R.Ness & Son.2.Raeburn Farm, 3.J.W.Logan & Sons, 4 D.T.Ness.Calf herd\u2014I.W.W.Skinner, 2 Raeburn Farm, 3.R.R.Ness & Sons.4.J.W.Logan & Sons, 5.D.T.Ness Graded herd\u20141.R.R.Ness & Sons.2.W.W.Skinner, 3.J.H.Black, 4 Racburn Farm, 5.E.C.Budge.Young herd\u2014I.R.R.Ness & Sons.2.E.C.Budge, 3.D.T.Ness, 4.Rae: burn Farm, 5.J.W.Logan & Sons Get of sire\u20141.R.R.Ness & Sons.2, and 5.Braeburn Farm, 3.W.W.Skinner, 4.E.C.Budge.Produce of cow\u2014I1.W.W.Skinner, 2.R.R.Ness & Sons, 3.und 5.Rae burn Farm, 1.Peter Dickson.Small Grades.Cow 4 years old or over in milk\u2014 1.James West, Howick, Que.2.Win A.Peddie, Howick, Que.it.W.F Martin, Montreal, Que.+.Robt.El liott, Brysonville, Que.Cow 3 yenrs old and under 4 in milk \u20141.and 3.Wm.A.Peddie, 2.Jas West.+.Robt.Elliott, Cow 3 vears old and over dry\u2014I W.A.Peddie, 2.J.H.Black, Lachute, Que, 3.J.D.Bryson, Allan's Cor ners, Que., 4.Jus, West.Heifer two years old and under 3 in milk\u20141.Jas.West, 2, A, Sylvestre, St.Simon, Que., 3.Robt, Elliott, 4 H.Charpentier, Clairvaux de Bagot, Que.Heifer two years old and under 3 dry\u20141.and 3.Wm.A.Peddie.2.and 4.Jas.West.Heifer one year old and under 2\u2014 1.and 4.Win, A.Peddie, 2.Robt.El liott, 3.J.D.Bryson.Heifer calf six months and under 12 \u20141.Jas.West, 2.W.A.Peddie, 3 and 4.J.D.Bryson.Heifer calf of yvear\u2014I.Jas.West 2, D.Pringle, Huntingdon, Que., 3 Robt.Elliott, 4.W, T.McEwen.Herd\u20141.W.A, Peddie, 2.Jas.West.3.J.D.Bryson.Government Special, grade Ayrshire females\u20141.and 3.W.A, Peddie, 2 Jas.West.+.Jas.West, 5.Robt, Fl liott, 6.J.D.Bryson.Specials.Geo.Hogg, champion male\u2014R.R.Ness & Sons.Geo.Hogg.Ayrshire Deschamps.Alexander MacLaren, Wm, Ewing & Co., D.Maclachlun for the best sis Ayrshire females, any age, owned hy exhibitor\u20141.R.R.Ness & Sons, 2 WwW.W.Skinner, 3.Raeburn Farm, t E.C.Budge.Dominion Financinl Corporation, best pure bred herd of Ayrshire cat tle, bred and owned by exhibitor, open to District of Beauharnois\u2014R.R Ness & Sons.Borden Farm I'roducts Co.best herd of 4 Ayrshire females from register ed sire\u2014W.A.Peddie.\u2019 Farmers Telephone Company, best registered Ayrshire junior female\u2014R R.Ness & Sons.De Laval Company, best herd of grade Avrshires, bull and + females\u2014 W.A, Peddie.National Breweries Ltd.best 5 Ayr shire females\u2014W.A, Peddie.E.G.Mahon, best 3 Ayrshire cows with records\u2014R.R.Ness & Sons.Molson's Brewery Limited, best five Ayrshire registered females bred and owned hy exhibitor\u20141.R.R.Ness & Sons, 2.Rachurn Farm.Sherwin Willinms Co.Lid, bes! four registered senior or junior calves \u2014W.WW.Skinner.Caverhill, Learmont Avrshire fe- bull\u2014Ulric & Co, best sv \u2018rshire cal- breeder's young herd of Ay ê Joon I I RS TI OTe IR IE Led TL DA TE OS TIT For Her Wedding Gift On Her Day of Days Her Bridal Day.ves, bred and owned by exhibitor\u2014R.R.Ness & Sons.Geo.W.Reed & Co.Ltd.best display of Ayrshire cattle, hred and owned by exhibitor\u2014R.R.Ness & Sons.L.J.Gebbhie, junior champion bull \u2014R.R.Ness & Sons.FE.A.Barrington, best junior Ayrshire bull, R.KR.Ness & Sons.\"PT, J.Graluum, best pair of registered Ayrshire cows in milk, any age, bred and owned hy exhibitor, open to District of Beanharnois\u2014R.R.Ness & Sons.J.A.Leferte, best registered shire dry\u2019 female\u20141 J.H.Black.Frost, Steel & Wire Company, for most entries in the grade classes, any breed\u2014W.A.Peddie.The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc, best fitted Ayrshire 2 year old heifer-\u2014W.W.Skinner.Bank of Commerce, R.O.P.Ayrshire cow, scoring highest points\u2014R.R.Ness & Sons.I.ewis Bros.Special, best grade Ayrshire femnle\u2014W.A.Peddie.HOLSTEIN CATTLE Judge: James Rettie, Burgessville, Ont.Bulls 3 years or over\u2014l Mount Victoria Farm, Hudson Heights, Que.2.D.Raymond, Vaudreuil, Que, 3 F.M.Elder, Glenelm, Que, + H.S.Hannahill & Son, Huntingdon, Que.Bull 2 years and under 3\u20141.J.W.Innes, Woodstock, Ont.2.D.Raymond, 3.W.Kelly, Huntingdon.Que.4.H.T.Cunningham, Huntingdon, Que., 5.Helm Bros.| Bull junior yearling\u20141.3 2.H.3.Tannahill & Sons.3.W.H Goodfellow, Huntingdon, Que.Ayr- Dickson, St.Louis de Gonzague.Bull calf senior\u20141.and Innes, 2.Mount Sangster, 5.H, T.Cunningham.Bull enlf junior\u20141.H.T.Cunning-|ÿ ; D.Raymond, 3.J.W.Innes, : ham, 2.4.J.W.Innes.Senior champion bull 2 over\u20141.Mount Victoria Farm.Junior champion bull under 2 yrs.\u2014 1.1.C.Cunningham.Grand champion bull age\u20141.any Helm Bros, |§ + N.|B 5.Robert]§ Que.5 3.J W.|® Victoria Farm, 4 N.; years andj® Cow 4 vears and under 5 in milk\u2014 I.Mount Victoria Farm, 2 D.Ray- ond, 3.J.W.Inncs, 4.H.S.Tanna- hill & Sons, 5.H.T.Cunningham.Cow 3 vears and under 4 in milk\u2014 1.J.W.Innes, 2.Mount Victoria Farm, 3.D.Raymond, 4.H.S.Tanna- hil & Sons, 5.Helm Bros, 6.H.T.Cunningham.Heifer two vears and under three in milk\u20141.Mount Victoria Farm, 2.J.W.Innes, 3.Helm Bros, +.H.T.Cunningham, 5.H.5.Tannahill & Son.Cow 3 years and upwards dry\u2014I.and 4.Mount Victoria Farm, 3 and 3.D.Raymond, 5.H.S.Tannahill] & Sons, &.Helm Bros.Cow 2 years and under 3 dry\u20141.H.T.Cunningham, 2.and 3.D.Raymond, +.and 6.'N, Sangster, 5.H.S.Tanna- hill & Sons.Cow with R.O.P.yearly record made under 5 years of age.\u2014I1.Mount Victoria Farm, 2.J.W.Innes, 3.D.Raymond, 4.H.8.Tannahill & Sons.Cow with R.O.P.yearly record made at 5 years or over\u20141.D.Raymond, 2.and 3.Mount Victoria Farms, +.H.S.Tannahill & Sons.Heifer senior yearling\u20141.D.Raymond, 2.H.T.Cunningham, 3.J.W.Innes, +.Chas.Collum & Sons, Orms- town, Que., 5.Helm Bros, 6.H.S.Tannahill & Sons.Heifer junior yearling\u2014I.D.Ruy- mond, 2.and 4.J.W.Innes, 8.and 6.Mount Victoria Farm, 5.Helm Bros.Heifer calf senior\u20141.and 4.D.Ray- mon, 2.Chas.Collum & Sons, 3.J.W.Innes, 5.Mount Victorian Farm.Heifer calf junior\u2014I1.D.Rasunond, 2.and 38.J.W.Innes, 4 H.T.Cunningham, 5.James Murphy, Hunting- don, Que.Senior champion cow.2 over\u20141.D.Raymond.Junior champion cow any age\u2014Il.D.Raymond.years and Grand champion cow any age\u2014D, Raymond.Dairy herd\u20141.Mount Victoria Farm, 2.D.Raymond, 3.J.W.Innes, 4 IL TI.Cunningham, 5.H.S.Tanna- hill & Sons.Calf herd\u20141.ND.Raymond, 2.H, T.Cunningham, 3.J.W, Innes, +: Helm Bros.+ Graded herd\u20141.Mount Victoria Farm, 3.D.Raymond, 3.J.W.Innes, +.Helm Bros, 5.H.T.Cunningham, 6.H.S.Tannahill & Son.Young herd\u2014I.J.W.Innes.2.H.T.Cunningham, 3.Helm Bros.Get of sire\u20141.J.W.Innes, 2.Helin Bros.3.D.Ravmond, ¢ 11.T.Cunningham, 5.Mount Victoria Farm, 6.11, S.Tannahill & Sons.Produce of cow\u2014l.J.W.Innes, 2.D.Raymond, 3.Chas.Collum & Sons, t.and 6.H.T.Cunningham, 5.Helm Bros.Government special, best group of 3 females\u20141.Chas Colluin & Sons, 2.and $ Jus.Murphy, 3.Wm.Kelly.Large Grades.Cow 4 vears old or over in milk\u2014 1.and 2.Chas.Collum & Son, Orms- town, Que., 3.Wm.Kelly, Hunting- don.Que.Cow 3 years old and under t in milk \u20141.Jas.Murphy, Huntingdon, Que, 2.3.and 4 Chas Collum & Sons.Cow 3 years old und over\u20141.W.F.Martin, Montreal, 2.Win.Kelly, 8.and t.James Murphy.Heifer 2 veurs and under 3 in milk \u20141.Chas.Collum & Son.Heifer 2 vears old and under 3 dry \u20141, Chas.Collum & Sons, 2.Jas Murphy, 3.and 4 Win, Kelly.Heifer one year old and under 2\u2014 1.\u2018Chins.Collum & Son, 2.and-3.Jas.Murphy.Calf six months and Chas.Collum & Sons.Calf of year\u20141.Chas.Murphy.Herd\u20141.Wm.Kelly, 2.Jas.phy.under 12\u20141.Mur- Specials.T.B.MacCauley, best get of sire- J.W.Innes.Raymondale Farm, best + calves any age under one year, all sired by same sire, open to amateur breeders only\u2014 1.H.T.Cunningham, 2, Helm Bros.3.J.W.lanes.Borden Farm Products, best grade herd of + Holsteins females from re- istered sire\u20141.Chas, Collum & Sons.Farmers Telephone Co., best registered junior Holstein female\u20141.D.Raymond, J.M.Darby, best pure bred Ilol- stein calf under 1 vear\u2014D.Raymond.J.R.Campbell, best R.O.I\u2019.Holstein cow, bred and raised hy exhibi- ter\u2014H, 8.Tannahill & Sons.M.Lalonde, best grade Holstein cow \u2014W.F.Martin.Canadian General Lumber Company, best breeder's herd of Holsteins, bred and owned by exhibitor\u2014J, W.Innes.Geo.McGerrigle, grand champion Holstein bull\u2014Mount Victoria Farm.De Laval Co.best herd of grade National Breweries, best 8 grade Holstein females\u20141.Chas.Collum & Sons.National Breweries, best 5 pure bred Holstein females, 2 years and under \u20140.Raymond.* Chas.Collum & Sons, best 2 year old and under grade Holstein heifer\u2014 James Murphy.Molson\u2019s Brewery, best pure bred Holstein bull in advanced registry class X and NX\u2014I.H.T.Cunningham.Sherwin Williams Co.Ltd, best display Holstein cattle bred and owned by exhibitor\u2014H.\u2018TI.Cunningham.T.J.Graham, best pair of Holstein cows in milk, any age bred and owned by exhibitor, open to district of Beau- harnois\u2014H, T.Cunningham.Huntingdon Gleaner, best fitted Holstein 2 year old heifer\u2014Mount Victor- is Farm.Lewis Bros.Special, best grude Holstein female \u2014W.F.Martin.SHORTHORNS Judge W.H, Gibson, Indian Head, Sask.Bull 3 years old and over\u20141 R.C.Johnson, Danville, Que.Bull two vears old and Hugh Carson, Ottawa, Ont.Bull one year old junior\u20141.R.C.Johnson.Bull calf six months and under 12\u2014 1.R.C.Johnson.Bull calf of calendar year\u20141.R.C.Johnson.Cow 3 years old and over in milk\u2014 1.Hugh Carson, 2 and 3 R.C.Johnson.Cow 3 yeurs old and over dry\u2014I1.Hugh Carson, 2.R.C.Johnson, Heifer 2 vears old and under 3-1.R.C.Johnson.Heifer 2 years old and under, dry\u2014 1.2 and 4.Hugh Carson.{ Heifer 1 vear old Senior\u2014l.R.C.Johnson.Heifer 1 year old Junior\u2014I1.Hugh Carson, 2.R.C.Johnson, Heifer calf 6 months and under 12 \u20141, 2 und $.\u2014 Hugh Carson.Heifer calf of calendar year\u2014I.Hugh Carson, 2.R.C.Johnson.Graded herd\u20141.Hugh Carson, 2.M.C.Johnson.Young Herd\u20141.R.C.Johnson.Get of sire\u20141.Hugh Carson, 2.C.Johnson, Produce of cow\u20141.Hugh Carson, 2.R.C.Johnson.Dairy herd\u20141.R.C.Johnson.Lewis Bros, Montreal, special, best Shorthorn female \u2014Hugh Carson.HEREFORDS Bull 3 years old and over\u20141, A.R.Olney, Danville, Que.Bull one year old junior\u2014I.A.R.Olney.Bull calf of calendar year\u20141 and 2.A.R.Olney.Cow 3 vears old and over in milk or in calf\u20141 and 2.A.R.Olney.Heifer 2 years old and under t, and 2.A.R.Olney.Heifer ope year old senior\u20141.A.R.Olney.Heifer one vear old Junior=1.A, R.Olney.Heifer calf six months and under one yeur\u2014I.and 2.A.R.Olney.Heifer calf of calendar year\u2014I1.A.R.Olney.Graded herd\u20141.and 2.A.R.Olney Young herd\u20141.A.R.Olney.POLLED ANGUS Bull one year old Junior\u20141.A.R.Olney.Bull calf of calendar year\u20141.A.R.des 3 years old and over in milk or in calf\u20141.and 2.\u2014A.R.Olney.Heifer 2 vears old and under 3\u20141.A.R.Olney.Heifer one vear old senior\u2014I1.A.R.Olney.Heifer one year old junior\u2014I1.A R.Olney.Heifer calf of calendar year\u2014I.A.DENTIST Painless Extraction A SPECIALTY over\u20141.R.3\u2014 Satisfaction assured at moderate prices.SEITE REIT Dr.J.E.CAZA, Huntingdon Holsteins, bull and + females-~Wm, Tel.158 Kelly.= saute ered the widest range in that will Last.\u201d Therefore give her a 3 \u201cictorin Farm.Mott 3 venrs or over in milk\u20141.and a.D.Raymond, Farm, + and 6.Helm Bros.2.Mount Victoria H.T.Cunningham, 5.The Gifts she will prize most highly are the \u201cGifts GIFT OF SILVERWARE , .Al There is no other Gift that she can receive that wil be so durable-let alone so beautiful.In our large and exclusive line, the purchaser is off- Gifts.A dainty Bon Bon in Duchess Plate for only $1.25 ; Headquarters for Teachers\u2019 and Graduation Gifts i W.S.Brown Jeweller & Optometrist HUNTINGDON {ANSCO Cameras and Supplies) the selection of his or her ESS SES AE SEEN | NER KE ES TE MAS EE SENS THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Graded herd\u201431.A.R.Olney.Produce of Cow\u20141.A.R.Qlaey.JERSEY CATTLE Judge: A.R.Ness, Macdonald College Bulls 3 years old and over\u20141.Gai- net Kerr, CampbelHuid, Ont.Bulls two years old and under 3\u2014 1.Gurnet Kerr.Bull one year old senior-\u20141.lL.orme Eliott, Ormstown, Que.Bull one year old Junior\u20141.Harold J.Snaden, Dantille, Que., 2.Garnet Kerr.Bull calf six months old and under 12\u20141.Garnet Kerr.Bull calf of calendar year\u2014t.Garnet Kerr.Cow 4 years old or over in milk\u2014 1.and 3.Garnet Kerr, 2.Harold J.Snadun.Cow 3 yeurs old and under ¢ in milk\u20141.Garnet Kerr.Cow 2 years old and under 8 in milk \u2014-1.and 2.Garnet Kerr.Cow 3 years old or over dry\u20141.Garnet Kerr, 2.Harold J.Snaden.Heifer 2 years old and under 3 dry \u2014-1.Garnet Kerr, 2.Harold J.Suuden Heifer 1 year senior\u20141.Harold J.Snaden 2.Garnet Kerr.Heifer 1 year old junior\u20141.and 8.Garnet Kerr, 2.H, J.Snaden.Heifer calf six wonths and under 12 -1.H.J.Snaden, 2 und 3.Garnet Kerr.Heifer calf of calendar year\u2014-1 11 J.Snaden, 2 and 8.G.Kerr.Graded herd\u20141.and 3.G.Kerr, 2.11.J.Snaden.Young herd\u2014I.G.Kerr.Get of sire\u2014l.ll.J.Snaden, 2 and 3.G.Kerr.I\u2019'roduce of cow\u20141.and 2.G.Kerr.Dairy herd\u20141.G.Kerr.4 calves bred by exhibitor\u20141.G.Kerr.Government special \u2014Open to all pure bred Jersey females with one or more official records\u20141.Harold J.Snaden.Jersey specials\u2014R.R.Ness & Son, Champion Jersey Bull, G.Kerr.R.R.Ness & Sons, Champion Jersey Femule\u20141.H.J.Snaden.Canada Malting Company, Montreal, best 4 Jersey females + years and un- der\u2014I1.H.J.Snaden.Canada Malting Company, best 5 Jersey females uny age\u20141.G.Kerr.Lewis Bros.Special, Montreal, champion Jersey female\u20141.11.J.Snaden, Lewis Bros.Special, best KR.O.I.Jersey cow, 1.H.J, Snaden.CANADIAN CATTLE Prof.J.A.Godbout, St.Anne de la\u2019 Pocatiere, Que.Bull 3 years old and over\u2014l.E.Sylvestre, St.Hyacinthe, Que, 2.R.Sylvestre, St.Simon, Que, 3.A, Sylvestre, St.Simon, Que., 4.H.Charpentier, Clairvaux de Bugot, Que.Bull 2 years and under 3 years\u2014I1.FE.Sylvestre, 2.H.Charpentier, 3.À.Sylvestre.Bull one year old senior-\u20141 H.Charpentier, 2.A.Sylvestre, 3.R.Sylvestre.Bull } year old junior\u20141.KE.Sylvestre, 2, A.Sylvestre, 3.R.Sylvestre, 4.H.Charpentier.Bull enlf of calendar vear-\u2014l, FE.Sylvestre, 2.A.Sylvestre, 8.H, Charpentier.Cow 3 vears old aud over in ewilk\u2014 1.and 3.E.Sylvestre, 2.A.Sylvestre, 4 1£.Sylvestre, 5.18 Sylvestre.Cow 3 years old and over dry\u2014I.and 4 EK, Sylvestre, 2.A, Sylvestre, 3.R.Sylvestre.Heifer 2 vears old and under 3 in milk\u20141.and 3.A.Sylvestre, 2.KE.Syl vestre, + 11.Charpentier.Heifer 2 years old and under 8 dry -=1.R.Sylvestre, 2.PL.Sylvestre, 8.A.Sylvestre, 4 H.Charpentier.Heifer 1 year old senior\u20141.fi Sylvestre, 2.and 8.A.Sylvestre, 4.H.Charpentier, 5.R.Sylvestre.Heifer one year old junior\u2014l.and 2.A.Sylvestre, 3.R.Sylvestre, 4.EF.Sylvestre, 8.IH.Charpentier.Heifer calf 6 tuonths and under 12 \u20141.and 38.A.Sylvestre, 2.F.Sylvestre, + I, Charpentier, 8.R.Sylvestre, Heifer calf of year\u2014l.and 3.A.Sylvestre, 2.EF.Sylvestre, 4.IL Charpentier.Graded herd\u20141.and 3.EL.Sylvestre, 2.and 5.A.Sylvestre, 4 R.Sylvestre.Young herd\u20141.and 3, A, Sylvestre, 2.F.Sylvestre, +.R.Sylvestre, 5.H.Charpentier.Get of sire\u20141.F.Syhvestre, 2.and 8.A.Sylvestre, 4 HH.Charpentier.Produce of cow-\u20141.and 3.A.Sylvestre, 2.FE, Sylvestre, + 11.Charpentier.Dairy herd\u2014-1.¥.Sylvestre, 2.A.Sylvestre, 3.R.Sylvestre, 4.11 Charpentier.Government special grade Canadian females\u20141.M, Charpentier, 2.A.Sylvestre, 8.EE.Sylvestre, 4.R.Sylvestre.Specinls-\u2014Societe des Fleveurs de Retail Canadienne, best exhibit of Canadians bulls\u20141, FE.Sylvestre, 2, A, Sylvestre, 8, H.Charpentier, 4 R.Sylvestre.Best exhibit of females-\u20141.A.Sylvestre, 2.EF.Sylvestre, 3.R.Sylvestre, 4.H.Charpentier.Eg a TN a I I I Tn Jin En Un In Ia IB TID Page 7 SHEEP.Judge\u2014John Guardhouse, Weston, Ont.pshires.Rams 2 years old and over, ! and 2 \u2014John R.Kelsey, Woodville, Ont.Ram of one shear, 1 and 2\u2014John R.Kelsey.Ram lamb of the year, 1 and 2\u2014 John R.Kelsey.Ewe 2 years old and over having lamb at foot, 1 and 2\u2014John R.Kelsey.Ewe of Shear, not necessary to be of lamb, 1 and 2-\u2014John R.Kelsey.we Lumb of sear, 1 and 2.-~John R.Kelsey.Flock, 1 and 2-~John R.Kelsey.Southdowns.Ram 2 years old and over, 1\u2014G.H.Mark & Son, Little Britain, 2 and 8\u2014- A.Ayre, Hampton, 4\u2014John R.Kelsey.Ram of une shear, 1 and 2\u2014 Ayre, 34\u2014G.H.Mark & Son.Rim bunb of year, 1-\u2014G.H.Mark & Son, 2-\u2014A.Ayre.Ewe of 2 years old and over having lamb at foot, 1 and 2-\u2014A, Ayce, 8 and 4+\u2014G.H.Mark & Son.Fwe of shear, not necessary to be with lamb, 1 and 2-A.Ayre, 8 and 4\u2014G.H.Mark & Son.Ewe lumb of year, 1-\u2014G.H.Mark & Son, 2 and 3\u2014A.Ayre.Flock, 1 and 8A.Ayre, 2G.IL Mark & Son.Leicesters.Lamb 2 vents old und over, 1 and 2 -\u2014\u2014W.Clarkson, Weston, Ont, 3\u2014Stan- ley Bryson, Brysonville, Que, 4\u2014D.Uringle, Huntingdon, Ram of one shear, 1 Clarkson, 2-=1).Pringle.Ram lamb of vear, 1 and 2-\u2014=Wm.Clarkson, 3-1).Pringle.Ewe 2 vears old and over having lamb at foot, 1\u2014Wm.Clarkson, 2 and 3\u2014Stanley Bryson, #\u2014D.T.Ness, Ho- wick, Que.and 2-Wm, over for 85 years, : Cn ne Le 22 BOLE re ene am en eet oat rm ce TID SG Ewe of shear not necessary to be with lamb, 1 and 2\u2014Wm.Clarkson, 3\u2014~Stanley Bryson, 4\u2014D.T.Ness.Ewe lamb of year, 1\u2014Stanley Bry- sun, 2\u2014W, Clarkson, 3\u2014D.T.Ness, t-\u20143tanley Bryson.Flock, 1\u2014W.Clarkson, 3\u2014Staale Bryson, 3\u2014W.Clarkson, 4\u2014D.Pringle.Hampehires.lamb 2 years old and over, 1 and 2 -\u2014Andrew EE.McPherson, Woodville Ont.* Ram of one shear, 1 and 2\u2014And.E.McPherson.Ram Laub of year, 1 and 2\u2014And.E.M¢Pherson, Ewe 2 years old and over having lamb at foot, 1 and 2-And.E.Mc- Pherson.Ewe of shear not neczssary to be with lamb, 1 and 2\u2014Aud.J.MePher- son.Ewe lamb of year, 1 and 2\u2014And.E.McPherson, Flock, 1 and 2-And.KE.McPherson.Oxfords.Ram 2 years old and over, 1-+J.M.Fisher, Woodville, Oat.Ram of one shear, 1\u2014J.M, Fisher.Fwe 2 years old and over having lamb at foot, 1 and 2-\u2014J.M.Fisher.Ewe of shear not necessary to be with lamb, tJ.M.Fisher.Fwe lamb of vear, 1-~J.M.Fisher.Flock, 1-0.M.Fisher.Cheviots.Ram 2 years old and over, 1 and 2\u2014 A.Ayre, Hampton, Ont, 3-\u2014H.Charpentier, Clairvaux, Bagot, Que.Ram [amb of year, 1 cand 2\u2014A, Avre.we 2 veurs old nnd over having lamb at foot, 1 and 2-A.Ayre, £\u2014 H.Charpentier.Continned on Page 8 FOR Cramps \u2014 Colic \u2014 Diarrhoea Take a teaspoonful of Painkiller in a glass of hot sweetened water every twenty minutes until relief is felt.If the trouble is due to improper food also take a dose of castor oil.Rub the stomach and bowels with the bare hand wet with Painkiller.Keep quiet and warm until attack has passed.In use the world DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO, Manufacturing Pharmaciata, New York, Montreal | MR AIT EE JEUX WE A ES EVA ES EVE VE SES SE SALE One hundred sizes.; shades, good ! EA :98c.| (Crepe Night Dresses Dimity Night Dresses Silkette Slips Crepe Slips : \u2018Rayon Silk Vests | NE A a I AC On In EUs ane \u2014 49c TOIUE Wash VESUVEUVEUE Twist Cloths, wide.ANAC) NAY) AENEAN AGN NGAGE ASAE) a À DRESS $0.95 | DRESS SALE | snappy {Silk Dresses of Fugi Silk, Crepe \u2018de Chene, Flat Crepe, Sunnyland \u2018Silks, Swiss Satins, Taffetas, new | A Sale of Gingham Dresses at 95C.SPECIALS Dimity Slips coo.iSilkette Knickers .SALE ! John H * \u2018Rubber set Brooms A COAT SALE styles Regular Cs 'Peacherinos every one of them.= C 2 Pick \u2018em, the pickin's good at Donegal Tweed Coats © Polo Coats \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 = 1$9.95.= i _ Velour Coats ooo.2 A Sale of Rayon Silk Dresses Stunning styles in Silk Coats at bd \u2018at $4 49 $15., $19, $25., 5 .; = Bangaline, Charmeen, Charmel- = TT i t $12.95, $14.95, $19., $25.: A Sale of Voile Dresses at | Zi .$2.95.\u2014 Coat Shop of dies\u2019 Hand Bags, 95 95 95 95 95 95 95 on et a re ra EEE 49c 95c.Five hunndred Goods Lots of good things at the for- ty-nine cent counter.Silks, Shantung Shantung Foulards, Oliver English Broad- cloths, Organdies, Scotch Ratin- ees, Cluster Spot Broadcloths, Be- dora Voiles, all 38 to 40 An endless choice colors and styles.The best buy you ever made at 49¢ per yd.inches variety of LADIES\u2019 COAT BARGAINS A wonderful collection of high class Coats this week at prices, sizes 16 to 52.Prince style Tweed Coats.$9.95 Stroller style Tweed Coats .9.95 It's a Coat season and this is the A ninety-five cent sale of La- Underarm Shapes.A real buy at Crepes, endless variety of good patterns.A sale at 25c.per yard.White bargain Hats, worth less 7.50 6.95 6.50 and Coats of 1-25 the District Pouch Shapes, bands.Hats.yards Lingerie sizes 6 5-8 HOSIERY BARGAINS Fifty dozen Ladies\u2019 Hose in Black and colors, pr.194.Twenty-five dozen Ladies\u2019 Silk Hose in Black and colors, pr.35c.A gallon of Paint Coarse Salt, sack ppt unter & Sons Huntingdon, - Que.Mop Handles .A HAT HATS! A hummer of a Hat Sale.Classy Hats selling at that are less than the makers\u2019 cost Ladies\u2019 Hats in newest styles in Milans, Hats, Crepe de Tagels, Some worth seven dollars, sale prices $1.49, $1.95, $2.49, $2.95.Get a new Hat.two.It's a chance to get two for the price of one.Me Coe | Kiddies\u2019, Missey, Growing Girls\u2019 Hats in endless varieties, 75c., $1.00, $1.50.| | | Buckley's famous English Sail-! ors in Sennats, Chip Straws, Yed- dows, Saw Edge Hats.Some with colored bands, some with plain Regular $2.00 and $3.00 Your choice of the whole lot for $1.25.Sizes 65-8 to 7 1-2.10 doz.Men's Tyo Panamas, sale at $1.29.Little Gent's Jack Tar Sailors.Regular $1.50 Hats, selling for 95c.mauve arrsceserenecte 15c Î AN AAA YA ANA Dr by ac AVANT (A AY SD OO A ANA NAS AND AD A AN LE A ey rR SR AV NY SALE HATS! Ne FY OY prices Leghorns, Silk Chene, Crocket Candy Straws.none than five, this week's REPOND NT Yes, get (dvi 50c., SALE of MENS\u2019 STRAW HATS | Abi BV OV WN BV Br Ave Beg Beg BV BV AN By Dv VERN Bi BV BV i to 7 3-4.A bargain Cotton NS A SS OND PSN | és ATOS SSD PDT a og = Dern pa ar re ré ESIAEE mii mer en LTA AY Page 8 TEACHER WANTED For Powerscourt School, District No.8 a qualified Protestant teacher.Salary $550.00 per annum.10 months teaching beginning September 1, 1926.Applications close July 3, 1926.Otic Travisee, sec.DRESSMAKING.Dressmaking or sewing of any kind wanted.Mrs.Willard McCallum, Chateauguay Street, Over Mr.Gay's Restaurant.WANTED An experienced lady clerk for gens eral dry goods store.Must speak both languages.Apply stating salary and references to Pringle, Stark & Co., Drawer H., Huntingdon, Que.AGENTS Any man can earn $15.00 daily selling Nogar Suits\u2014§14.95 full price, made to incasure, patented cloth outwears three ordinary suits, Write\u2014 Montreal, Que.Nogar Co, - - - CREAM WANTED\u2014 Notice to farmers having hand separator cream, I will pay the highest market price for cream delivered to my creamery on River St., at Chat- eaugay, N.Y.Checks given every Saturday.N.J.Wilson, Proprietor.Chateaugay.N.Y.WANTED Cattle and Calves, Am loading every Tuesday and paying the best price for live poultry.Cal] Max Boldovitch, Tel.641-6 WANTED\u2014 Every week à few calves to veal.young T.S.Macfarlane, Tel.651-13 Athelstan, Que.Town of Huntingdon \u2019 SPECIAL NOTICE Dog taxes for the above town are now due and payable at the office of the undersigned.W, K.Philps, Sec.NOTICE Starting June 12th, until further notice, our mills wil] close Saturday noon.Customers having any wheat to exchange.or Feed to grind, kindly take notice.McDONALD, & ROBB Valleyfield, Que.TO LET\u2014Garage.Apply to A.Chalmers, Huntingdun, Que.TO LET\u2014-For season of 1926, large hall and dining room with store, ice cream and soft drink privileges.Post and telephone offices.Splendid opportunity for right party.Alco sev- cral cottages at Fraser's Point on the St.Lawrence.For particulars write Walter J.Fraser, Fraser's Point, Que School Municipality of the Township of Hinchinbrook - TENDERS \u2019| ets.Hundred ton silo.Tel.0g 2-2 able, and would like positions, we can offer equipped farms ORMSTOWN SHOW PRIZE WINNERS ; Continued from Page 7 Ewe of shear not necessary to be with lamb, 1 and 2\u2014A.Ayre, 8\u2014H.Charpentier.Ewe lamb of year, 1 and 2\u2014A.Ayre, 3\u2014H.Charpentier.Flock, 1 and 2\u2014A.Charpentier.Suffolks.Ram 2 years old and over, 1\u2014Stuart Hall, Little Britain, 2\u2014A.Ayre.Ram of one shear, 1\u2014A.Ayre, 2\u2014 stuart Hall Ram lamb of year.Hall, 2\u2014A.Ayre.Ewe two vears old lamb at foot, 1 and Stuart Hall and 4th, Ewe of shear not necessary to be with lamb, 1 and 2\u2014A.Ayre, 3 and 4 \u2014Stuart Hall.FOI} SALE 268 acres situated on State Road with electric power.1 mile south of the village of North Lawrence, close to churches, High Schools, Borden's Condensary und Milk Shipping Station.Buildings consist of one large barn equipped with horse fork, water and water huck- Good comfortable house.All farm implements necessary, manure spreader, grain drill, Fordson tractor and tractor harrows, Sixty acres oY wood.Aboui 100 acres of smooth tillable land.Tie-up for thirty mileh cows, and 8 head of young stock.Price and terms right.Apply.S.S.Hazen, North Lawrence, NY.FOR SALE-\u2014Nice propety acres of good land, good and outbuildings.Apply Mahoney, R.R.Box 1, don, Que.FOR SALE\u2014White Leghorn Apply to M.Mahoney, don.R.R.Box 1.FOR SALE\u2014I pure bred Jersey buil calf, dum bred on Vanderbilt Farms, Biltmore, North Carolina.A record Cow, Ayre, 4\u2014H.1 and 3\u2014Stuart and over having 2\u2014A.Ayre, 3\u2014 with 7 house to M.Hunt'ng- Hens, Hunting- Jas.R.Farlinger Fort Covington, N.Y.FOR SALE\u2014I12 young pigs, 3 weeks ald.Apply F.J.O'Connor, Huntingdon Route 3 FOR SALE\u20141 ton Ford truck in good condition, 3 new tires.George Paul, Huntingdon, Que.IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE IN WESTERN CANADA As going concerns, complete with live-stock, machinery, feed and seed.These farms are located in the best farming districts in the Province, and to farmers who are capable and relu- to better their with very small cash bal- payments, ance long terms, and payable by deliv- cring to the owner crops grown each year .one-half of the The number is limiced.A great ap: portunity.R.M.BUCHANAN CO.LTD.Saskatoon, Canada.Tenders will be received by the undersigned for the painting of the out- TENDERS FOR CONCRETE side of the school and out-houses de- Sealed tenders will he received by scribed below: 3 The Gore the undersigned until the third day of District No à Herdman : July, 1926, for the building of seven District No.7 Elm Tree.concrete culverts, from eighteen to Tenders must be in the hands of th thirty-six inches wide: four on the s : \u20ac ° \u20ac Huntingdon-Hemmingford road east, ecretary not later than June 30th, one on the main road to Ormstow 1926.For particulars apply to the and one on Erskin ide own undersigned.irskine sideroad.he Otis Travisee Athelstan, Que.Sec.-Treas.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Fostmaster General, will he received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 16th.July, 1926, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, on a proposed Contract for a period not exceeding four years, 6 times per week on the route over Huntingdon No.3, Rural Route, from the 1+st.October.1926 next.Printed notices containing further information as to conditions f proposed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Office of Huntingdon and at the office of the District Superintend- «nt of Postal Service.J.TAYLOR, District Superintendent of Postal Service.District Superintendent's Office, Montreal, 1st June, 1926.SPENCER OF THE BRIARS 16182 Will stand at his own stable for the season.Terms $10.to insure.All mares at owner\u2019s risk.Taylor Bros, \u2018Mount Pleasant Farm,\u201d © Outarde WOODSIDE FARM Iron Signel -21812- will stand at the stables, terms $15.00 to non-members and $12.00 to members.Royal Master -22661- will be in Ormstown Tuesday and Wednesday of each week.Terms\u2014812.00, 82.00 at time of service, $10.00 if mare proves in foal.All mares at owners risk.A.J.Ness, Howick, Que.CULRAREN KING (Imp.) (24051) (20728.) This Clydesdale stallion is rising five years old, rich bay with white face and stockings, great action and when fully matured will weigh close to-a ton.Sired by that great breeding horse Auchenflower, the best draft horse in Scotland.This horse has proved himself to be an exceptionally good breeder.Those wanting to raise draft horses should see him and judge for themselves, Terms to insure, $13.00, LOCHLAEMOND CHAMPION NOS.(24050) (20386.) This imported Clydesdale is eight years old, dark bay color with white strip and stockings, fine action, and made right from the ground up, has proved to be « great breeder, sired by that great breeding horse Sidney, one of the best horses in the Old Country.Intending breeders are invited to see these horses and their colts and Judge for themselves, Both these horses will stand during the season at the barn of ge Pringle, half mile west of Huntingdon village.Both passed in- Portion Class A highly recommended, further particulars an igrees rims to In $ e etms to, insu 11.00.All ma owners.risk.te re THOS, A.JOLLY, at Council does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.Specifications can be seen at the offire of the Conn- cil.By order of the Council, .James Leahy, Sec, Treas.Frankiin, June 14, 1926, NOTICE Mr.DD.T.Ness, of Edgewood Farm, will hold a Sale, on August sth, 1926, of 45 head of l\u2019ure Bred Ayvrshires, mostly mature animals.AE.Consignment Sales ; Our sales-room on Bonchette Street is now ready to receive consignments.Live-stoek and farm implements atso handled.The first sale will be advertised in next week's Gleaner.So book your goods early with Thomas O'Hare, El- ner Caza, or Fred Donnelly.SALE BY F.J.DONNELLY On WEDNESDAY, June 23rd., at the residence of Richard Russell, Chat- enuguay Street, Huntingdon, the following property: kitchen range, 3 burner oil stove, sideboard, kitchen table, 4 dining room, chairs, baby\u2019s high chair, quantity of linoleum and oilcloth, gramaphone with 30 records, 2 rocking chairs, buffet, smoking stand, parlor carpet, baby carriage, child's kindergarten set, white enamel \u2018bed with brass trimmings, springs, mattress and pillows, bureau, card table, toilet set, 3, size bed complete, child's crib, refrigerator, medicine cabinet, 97 piece dinner set, a quantity of glassware and other dishes and all kitchen utensils, carpet sweeper, baby sleigh, hicycle, a quantity of carpenter's tools, wash stand and wringer combined, 2 galvanized wash tubs, wash boilers, stove pipes, step ladder, Quehec heater, electric fixtures with 3 hanging drop lights, dust mops, electric toaster, electric iron, window blinds, brown heavy draperies, shot gun, electric cord and fixtures, Fuller sprinkle shower (new) and many.ether articles not mentioned.The whole to be sold without as Mr.Russel\u2019is moving away.Terms: Cash.Sale at 1 p.m.sharp.Sales by C.A.Gavin On SATURDAY, June 19th.at the residence of the Jate Mrs.E.J.Downer, Kensington, the following property: Axminster rug, 2 beds, 2 bureaus, sideboard, desk, china closet, 2 sofas, tables, sewing machine, bookcase, hearth mirror, window seats, cuckoo and large clock, spinning wheel, books, 2 china cupboards, lot of china and antique articles, 4 stands, cook stove, Quebec heater, pictures, 1 settee, Morris chair, camp chair, 4 parlour chairs, sanitary toflet, pump bath tub, lamps, glass towel rack, marble shelf, umbrella stand, punch bowl, mottoes, variety of antique articles, 2 cords of hard wood, an assortment of powter ware, 2 corner cupboards, cruet set, dishes, granite- ware and other articles too numerous to mention, to be sold subject to reserve bid.Huntingdon, Also 749 cream pitchers, Terms: Cash, Sale at 12 o'clock.Ewe lamb of year, 1\u2014A., Ayre.Flock, 1\u2014A.Ayre.Cotswold.Ram 2 years old und over, 1\u2014G.H.Mark & Son, 2\u2014R.Sylvestre, St.Simon, Que.B Ram 2 years old and over, I\u2014G.H.Mark & Son, 2\u2014R.Sylvestre, St.Simon, Que.Ram of one shear, 1 and 2\u2014G.H.Mark & Son, 3\u2014R.Sylvestre.Ram lamb of year, 1 and 2\u2014G.H.Mark & Son, 8 and 4\u2014R.Sylvestre.Ewe 2 veurs old and over having lainb at foot, 1 and 2\u2014G.H.Mark & Son, 3 and 4\u2014R.Sylvestre.Ewe of shear not necessary to be with lam, 1 and 2\u2014G.H.Mark & Son, 3 and 4\u2014R.Sylvestre.Ewe lamb of year, 1 and 2\u2014G.II.Mark & Son, 3 and 4\u2014R.Sylvestre.Flock, 1 and 2\u2014G.HH.Mark & Son, 3 and 4\u2014R.Sylvestre.Government Special\u2014Best Group 3 Shearling Ewes born in 1925.1\u2014A.Ayre, 2 and 4\u2014John R.Kelsey, 3\u2014Wm.Clarkson, and 5th, 6\u2014 Stanley Bryson.Domestic low medium\u2014Wool, 1\u2014 A.Ayre, 2 und 3\u2014John R.Kelsey.Domestic medium, 1 and 3\u2014John R.Kelsey, 2\u2014A, Ayre, 4\u2014G.H.Mark & Son.Domestic coarse, 1\u2014A., Avre, 2\u2014G.H.Mark & Son.SWINE.Judge: James C.Douglas, Mitchell, Ont.Tamworths.Boar, aged\u20141.Geo.Hooker, Orms- town, Que.Boar one year and under two\u20141.Geo.Hooker, 2, E.Sylvestre, St.Hyacinthe, Que.Boar Six months and «nder one yeur \u20141.Geo.Hooker, 2, .E.Sylvestre, 3.J.D.Bryson, Allan's Corners, Que.Boar of calendar year\u2014t.and 2.Geo.Hooker, 3.vaux de Bagot, Que, +.gurd, St, Damnase, Que.Sow, aged\u2014I1.und 3.Geo.Hooker, 2, EL Charpentier.Sow one year old and under two\u2014 1.and +.Geo.Hooker, 2.E.Sylvestre, 3.IL.Charpentier.Sow ¢ months aad under one yvear\u2014 1.and 4 FE, Sylvestre, 2.H.Charpentier, 3.J.D.Bryson, Sow of calendar vear\u2014I.and +4 Geo.Hooker, 2.H, Charpentier, 3.I.Sylvestre.W.Beaure- Pen\u20141.and 2.Geo.Hooker, 3.FE.Sylvestre, +.fH.Charpentier.Berkshire.Boar, aged\u2014I1.E.Sylvestre, 2.11 Charpentier, 3.G.H, Mark & Sons.Little Britain, Ont.Board one year and under two\u2014l.Robert Elliot, Drysonville, Que.2.E.Syvestre.\u2018 Boar six joanths and under one vear \u2014 1.G.H.Marks & Son.Boar of calendar year\u2014I1.EE.Sylvestre, 2.G.H, Mark & Son, 3, and 4.Robt.Elliot.sow, ared- 1.Roht.Elliott, 2.G.If, Mark & Sen.sow one year and under two\u20141.11.Charpentier, 2.A.Sylvestre, 3.E.Sylvestre, +.Robt.Elliott.Sow 6 months and under ! vear\u2014I.G.H.Mark & Son, 2.H.Charpentier, 3.FL, Sylvestre, +.A.Sylvestre.Charpentier.Yorkshire.Bour, aged- -1.Hooker fBros, Orms- town, Que., 2.Wm.Clark Est, Shaw- bridge, Que.Boar 1 vear and under two\u20141.A.Sylvestre, 2.H.Charpentier, 3.W.Besuregurd.Doar 6 months and under one vear - 1.Hooker Bros.2.A.Sylvestre, 3.R.Sylvestre, +.Wm.Clark Est.Boar of calendar year\u2014I1.and 3.Hooker Bros, 2, A.Sylvestre.+.H.Charpentier.Sow, aged\u2014I.Hooker Bros.2, Wm.Clark Est, 4 W.Beauregard.Sow 1 vear and under two \u20141.ALY, Sylvestre, 2 and 3.Hooker Bros.Sow 6 months and under one year -\u20141.H.Charpentier, 2.A.Sylvestre, 3, and + Hooler Bros.reserve Sales by T.J.Graham On MONDAY, June 28th, at the residence of the late Mrs.John Jolly, ty consisting of household furniture, sewing machine, 2 bedroom sets, spring and mattress, extension table, kitchen table, parlor tables, sofas, kitchen and dining-room chairs, rockers, baking cahinet and bake-board, washing utensils, wringer and tubs, square rug, stair carpet, cooking uten-|\u2019 sils, dishes, lamps, glassware, garden tools, Corona steel range, preserve gems, 8 cords dry stove wond, 5 passenger touring car, bicycle, and many small articles too numerous to mention.All to be sold without reserve as the house and lot are for sale.Terms: £10.00 and under cash; over $10.three months\u2019 credit on furnishing good approved joint notes.Sale at 1 p.m.On SATURDAY, June 26th, at the residence of the late Duncan C.Stew- gasoline engine 13% horse power, Gibson make, kitchen stove, 1 Perfection oil stove 4 burners, 5 kitchen chairs, 3 rockers, parlor table, organ in perfect condition, violin, beds, stands, bureaux, mattresses and springs, refrigerator, rugs: and carpets, dishes and glassware, several lamps, 1 Aladdin lisp, parlor clock, pictures, 8 fur coats, sewing machine, drop-head in perfect condition, Victrola and all kitchen utensils, such as pans, pots, kettles and all small articles used about a house.As Mr.Stewart was a carpenter we have two large tool chests with a full equipment of carpenter and farmer's tools, consisting of planes, saws, bits, screwdrivers and a large® quantity of nails, screw nails, hinges, shovels, picks, work bench and many other articles too numerous to mention.Also a quantity of lumber, cedar posts, ladders and trussels, All to he sold without reserve as Mrs.Stewart is giving up housekeeping and moving away.Terms of sale: $10.and under cash; over 810.four months\u2019 credit on furnishing good approved joint notes, Sale at 1 p.m.sharp.On WEDNESDAY, June 30th, at the residence of Mrs.Wm.Briscoe, 2 miles south-east of Franklin Centfe, the following property: 2 work horses, 18 cows, one to freshen before sale, ?two year old heifer, 1 yearling heifer, 11 calves, 1 brood sow and 7 youug pigs, broadcast seeder, disc harrows, spring tooth harrows, cultivator plow, horse rake, mowing machine, double wagon and box, bob sleighs, buggy, cutter, express wagon, 1 very large galvanized iron tank, 1 sap storage tank, platform scales, double harness, sin harness, logging chain, milk pails, forks, shovels, and other articlen too numerous to mention.The whole to be sold as the farms are for sale.Terms: Cash on all sums under $10 ten months\u2019 credit on sums over $10.and 5.J.A.Raymond, +.John Graham.Paguette, 2.two Hens\u2014I1.Thos.McGill, 2, A.quette, 3.Grant Maclaren; Ormstown, Que.4 Wilfrid Beauregard, St.Dam- ase, Que.two Hens\u20141.John Graham, 2, McGill.lor Bros., 3.Que, 4 H.Snaden, Danville, Que.2.John Graham, 3.Taylor Bros.Geo.Graham.lor Bros, 3.Graham, 3.John Graham, 2 son THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Sow of Hooker Bros, 3.and 4.A.Sylvestre P\u2019en\u20141.ana\u2019 8.\" Hooker Bros, 2, À Sylvestre, 4.H.Charpentier.hester Whites.town, Que Boar one year and James Hunter.under two\u20141 ~\u20141.Theo, Reid, Ormstown, Que.James Hunter, 4, Theo.Reid.Sow one year and under two\u20141 James Hunter, o 20 and 3.James Hunter, 4.Theo Reid, Jumes Hunter, 8.Theo, Reid.Pen\u2014I1,, 2.Theo.Reid.Government special, Hogs, uny breed\u2014I1.and 2.tre, 5 W.Beuuregard.Specials\u2014Geo, Hooker, best and sow of calendar year, White or Berkshire\u2014Jumes Hunter.White\u2014James Hunter.calendar yenr\u2014Geo.Hooker.Theo.Reid, best Tamworth sow ! year and under 2\u2014Gev.Hooker, or breed\u2014Hooker Bros.POULTRY.H.Warrington, Cornwall, Ont, | Barred Plymouth Rock Cock\u20141.J.A.Raymond, Williamstown, Ont., 2.Judge: J.Tom McGill, Ormstown, Que., 3 and 4.W.Watson, Howick, Que., 5.Adome Paquette St.Timothee, Que.Barred l\u2019lymouth Rock Hen\u2014I.; + PP; 2 3.7.- s H.Charpentier, Clair Ado Paquette, and 3.W.Watson, .and 5.Tom.McGill.Rhode Island S.C.Cock (Red)\u2014I.J.A.Raymond, 2.and 4 W.Watson, 8.Tom.McGill, 5.John Graham.Rhode Island Red Ss.C, UC.Hen\u20141.Tom McGill, 2, W.Watson, 3.White Wyandotte Cock-\u20141, 3.and 4.W, Watson, 2, J.A.Raymond, White Wyandotte Hen\u2014I1., and 2, W.Watson, 3.J.A.Raymond, +.John Graham, Chantecler Cock\u20141, 3.+ and 3.A.W.Watson.Chantecler Hen\u2014i.A.Paquette, 2.Tom McGill, 3.Tom McGill, + and 5.W.Watson.White Leghorn 5.C.Cock\u20141.J, A Raymond, 2.Tom McGill, 3 and 5.Ww.Watson, 5.John Graham.White Leghorn S.C.Hen\u20141.and 4.I.A.Raymond, 2 and 3.W.Watson, 5.Tom McGill.Farmers Utility Class.Barred Plymouth Rock, Cock and Rhode Island Red S.C.Cock and Thos.Wyandotte White Cock and two Hens\u20141.John Graham.White lieghorn S.C.Cock and two Sow of calendar vear\u20141.A.Sylves-lMens\u2014i.J Lach le.St.Paul tre, 2, G.H, Mark & Son, 3.Robt.|1>Ermite, au gichupelle, St.Paul Flliott, +.FE.Sylvestre, Thos.MeGill.4 M : 5 FE Pen\u20141.G.H.Mark & Som.2.1.T'hos.McGill, 4 Geo.Graham, 5.Fk.W.McEwen.Chantecler Cock and two Hens\u20141.A.Paquette.Turkeys, Ducks and Geese.Emhden Male\u20141.and 2, John Graham, Brysonville, Que, 3.and 4 Taylor Bros, Ormstown, Que.EEmbden Female\u2014I.and 3.Taylor Bros., 2.and 4 John Graham.Toulouse Geese Male\u20141.John Graham, 2.Taylor Bros, 3.Taylor Bros.Toulouse Geese Femule\u2014l.and 2.Taylor Bros, 3.John Graham.Bronze Turkey Male\u2014I, and 2.Tay- W.Anderson, Howick, Bronze Turkeys Female\u20141.and 3, I'ekin Ducks Male\u20141.Taylor Bros, Pekin Dueks Female\u20141.and 2.Tay- John Graham, 4 Geo.Rouen Ducks Male\u20141 .Taylor Bros, Rockburn, Que., the following proper- 2, John Graham, 3.Harold J.Snaden, +.J.H.Nussey.Rouen Ducks Female\u20141.Taylor Bros.2.John Graham, 3.and + J.1H.Nussey.Secondary Breeds.: White Plymouth Rock Cock\u20141.and and 4 W.Wat- White Plymouth Rock Hen\u20141.and 2.W.Watson.Partridge Wyandotte Cock\u2014-1.John Graham.Partridge Wyandotte Hen\u20141.and 2.John Graham, Rhode Island Red R.C.Cock\u2014Il.I'hos.McGill, 2.John Graham.Rhode Island Red R.C.Hen\u2014I.Thos.McGill, 2.John Graham.Buff Orphington Cock\u20141.and 2 J.A.Raymond, 3.John Graham.Buff Orphington Hen\u20141I1.and 3.J.A.Raymond, 2.John Graham.art, on Wellington Street, in the Town Grite Orphington Cock\u20141.John of Huntingdon ,the following proper- bite : ty: 2 ranges, Quebec heater, oil stove, \u2014_ bite Orphington _Hen\u20141.Under the auspices Mrs.Rebecca Rhubarb Araminta Rhubarb Ketura Melon Mr.Parsley Endive Mr.Joshua Buckley Vocal Selections by local Sale at 1 o'clock.calendar year\u2014Il.and 2.Bour, aged\u20141.Jumes Hunter, Orms- Boar 6 months and under one yeur|3.Boar of calendar year\u2014I., 3.and 3.Sow, aged\u20141.and 2.James liunter.Sow 6 months and under one year\u2014 Cow of calendar year, 1, 2, and 4.and 3.James Hunter, 4.best 5 Bacon Hooker Bros, 3.James Hunter, 4.A, Sylves- bour Chester Thomas Sadler, best pen of Chester James Hunter, best pen of hogs of H.H.Chambers, best pen any age I'aylor Bros, 2.W.Anderson, +.John} Graham.John Graham.Brown Leghorn 5.C.or R.C.Cock j-