The Huntingdon gleaner, 19 mai 1927, jeudi 19 mai 1927

[" y Le » \u2019 * Commissioner -compartment built RTS SIXTY-FOURTH YEAR LOUIS À.SEERS SUCCUMBED IN HIS $3RD.YEAR Was Well Known in Valley- field and Beauharnois.\u2014 Was Dean of Legal Profession in Province.= Louis Alexandre Seers, dean of the legal profession of the Province of Quebec, died on Sunday at the residence of his son-in-law, Dr.A, Brisset des Nos, 1063 Mt.Royal Ave.W., Montreal at the age of 92 years and 5 months, Admitted to the Bar in 1862 he first practised in Montreal and later at Beauhar- nois for more than thirty-five years.He took an active part in the political campaigns of his time, and his fairness and frankness won him the esteem of his opponents.He is survived by two daughters, Eugenie who is Mme.A.Brisset Des Nos, and Berthe, who is Mme.J, G.Laurendeau, of Valleyfield.The funeral took place vesterday (Wednesday) at Beauharnois.FIND QUANTITY OF LIQUOR IN SECRET CACHE Three Men Arrested And Car Seized on Malone-Con- stable Road.A receipt in full struction of a secret in a Mercer touring car convinced Bruno of Malone that three men in the machine had knowledge of the cache being filled with an assortment of choice liquors so he held the trio for tbe action Of the June 14th term of federal court.The occupants of the car gave their names as F.G.Bashford, Montreal, Wm.H.O'Neil and Fred A.White of Albany.They failed to post bonds in the for the con- compartment sum of $3,000 each and were committed to the Malone jail.The three men were nabbed in the town of Constable some time after midnight Friday morning on the Malone-Constable road by Border Patrolman Floyd Fiske.The occupants of the Mercer made no attempt to get away but were startled when the phtrolman located the secret compartment and counted out 33 quarts of rye whiskey, 10 quarts of Scotch, 14 pints of rye and a dozen bottles of gin.They made a general denial of knowing the booze was in their car but when they appeared before Commissioner Burno shorl'y after 2 o\u2019clock the same morning and produced the receipt for hav ng the in their machine, the commissioner dec'ded otherwise.Hinchinbrooke School Commissioners.A meeting was held on Friday.May 6th.The following were ordered paid: J.A.Hunter, stove No.9, Chas, Blachford.repairs No.9.$9.65; EC.McCoy.supplies, No.9 $1.45; Stanley Whaley, work No.9 $4.00.! The committee appointed to investigate the disturbance in school No.9 have reported that most of the scholars were involved in it.A letter of thanks be sent to Mr.Philps for the grant which he received for this Municipality.That the secretary advertise in the Gleaner that all taxes not paid by the 25th be handed in for col- tection.That six Canadian flags be purchased.War Thrills in Air, On Land and Under Water in New Film \u201cThe Great Deception,\u201d coming to O'Connor Hall, Tuesday, May 24th.is a secret service story with the World War for a background.It is from the novel by George Gibbs called \u201cThe Yellow Dove.\u201d The conflict from which the drama results is betwcen representatives of the British and German secret service bureaus as played by Ben Lyon and Basil Rathmone respectively.These two men oppose each other because of their loyalty to the antagonistic causes which they represent and are thrown farther apart because of their mutual admiration for the same girl, a wealthy and daring young American as represented by Aileen Pringle.Advt.VICTORIA DAY May 24th.Huntingdon Mills Will be closed.Grist Mill will be open until 10 a.m.to allow dairymen to get their supplies.Municipal Service Corporation Ltd.(Successors to J.Hunter & Sons.) Huntingdon, Que.L.J.PAPINEAUKC.REGAINS SEAT FOR LIBERALS Contests Beauharnois County Seat And Wins With Majority of 264 Votes.In the County of Beauharnois the Tuschereau Government wus successful in winning the constituency back into its ranks.The late Arthur Plante, K.C.represented this county as the Conservative member until his death.Mr.JL.J.Papineau, advocate of Val- leyfield, who for years was the Beau- harnois County Federal member contested this election against Mr, Alcide Boissonneault, advocate of Montreal, who ran on the Conservative ticket.Mr.Papineau's majority is reported us 264 The majority vote by polls was: Papineau Boissonneault Deauhanois 1 214220.39 Beauharnois 2 .,.29 Beauharnois 3 .21 St.Clement 2222, 15 Lac St Louis .39 St.Etienne .59 St.Louis de Gonzague:\u2014 1 15 > 4 3 31 St Stanislas de Koska 1 51 St Stanislas de Koska 2 18 Parish Ste, Cecile .2: Village Ste, Cecile .+ Nouveau Salaberry 22 Valleyfield 1 .90 Valleyfield 2 .42 Valleyfield 3.35 Valleyfield + .2 Calleyfield 5 .40 Valleyfield 6 .41 Valleyfield 7 .19 Valleyfield 8 .Valleyfield 9 .Valleyfield 10 .48 Valleyfield 11 .42 Valleyfield 12 .28 Valleyfield 13 .23 Village St.Timothee .10 Parish St.Timothee 1 32 Parish St.Timothee 2 1 Maple Grove 2 .2 564 300 HON.J.A.ROBB MAY GO ABROAD THIS SUMMER Purpose of Trip Will be to Negotiate Trade Treaty With Germany.The Hon, James A, Robb, Minister of Finance, contemplates a trip to Europe this summer.While he would go primarily for the ,purpose of a holiday, the minister would deal incidentally with some trade matters.One of them would be a trade treaty with Germany.The proposal of such an arrangement was made a few months ago and between representatives of the two governments sonle negotiations occurred but they never proceeded very far, John\u2026 A.Hayter, Formerly of Huntingdon Dies In Clinton, Mass.Clinton, Mass., May 11.\u2014John A.Hayter passed away at the Clinton hospital this morning at 3 o\u2019clock after a lingering illness.He was born in Huntingdor.Quebec.70 vears ago and came to (his town when a young man, Employed hy the Wickwire Spencer Steel Co.for over 50 years, he was retired by that company about two years ago, He was a member and steward of the Methodist Episcopal church, His lodge affil\u2019'ations were with Trinity lodge A.F.&A M., Clinton Royal Arch chapter of Masons and Clinton lodge of 0dd- fellows, He is survived by his wife, Mamie S.Hayter and one sister Mrs, Jennie Dudley of this town.also several nieces and nephews, Funeral services were held at his home.53 East street, on Fr'day afternoon, with the Rev.Alexander Stewart, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, officiating.There was also a Masonic service in charge of Trinity lodge.LAGUERRE On Friday evening, May 13th, about 150 friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr.and Mrs, Jas.Clark, La Guerre, to celebrate their silver wedding with them.After a bountiful supper the Rev.Mr.Haughton presented Mr, and Mrs.Clark with many beautiful and useful gifts.Mrs.Clark on behalf of her husband, acknowledged the gifts in a few brief but fitting remarks, The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing and renewing old acquaintances.Ahout 5 a.m.all the guests had gone each wishing Mr.and Mrs.Clark as many more years of hanpiness.W.A.Derochie\u2019s \u201cThe home of Gent's Furnishing\u2019s\u201d Victoria Day Specials Shrits - - latest patterns, newest colors, lowest prices.Sport Pants - - beautiful patterns and colors.Chateauguay St.Huntingdon } charge, learn of their spiritual HUNTINGDON, QUE., THURSDAY, MAY 19TH., 1927.Mgr.J.A.Langlois, whe made nis pastoral visit to Huntingdon on Monday and Tuesday.MGR.LANGLOIS MAKES PASTORAL VISIT TO H'DON Accompanied by Rev.Father Binette And Belanger.108 CONFIRMED.Mgr.Langlois Well Pleased With Parish.The pealing forth of the bell in the Roman Catholic Church Monday afternoon announced the arrival of Mgr.J.A.Langlois, bishop of the diocese of Valleyfield, who had come to make his first pastoral visit to the parish of St.Joseph, Huntingdon.A short sermon was delivered by Rev.Father Binette, an Oldute Father of Cap de lu Madeleine, Que., the preacher who accompanies His Lordship.The assembled faithful met the bishop at the presbytery and the Solemn Procession began to the church.After his entry the bishop gave the Blessing.Mgr.Langlois, in « short sermon explained the meaning of \u201cpastoral visit.\u201d \u201cThe Aposties were charged to go forth and preach the Gospel.They fnithful- ly complied and began to evangelize and baptize.When dioceses were formed the bishop frequently visited his people and often wrote them epistles.As a successor of the Apostles, 1, too must visit the parishes under my and material welfare, that I, in turn, may be able to give an wecount of my diocese to the Sovereign Pontiff.\u201d The afternoon's proceedings terminated with the Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sacrement.Tuesday morning at seven His Lordship said his Mass.The Church was taxed to its capacity.The little children who were to be cunfiran- o'clock ed, and many parishioners received Holy Communion at this Mass.At 9 o'clock the ceremony after which Confirmation was administered, began.There were 108 confirmants of wnich 46 were boys, 6U were girls and two ladies.A forceful sermon was delivered in French and English by Father Binette.All who heard this Oblate Father speak were greutly impressed by his inspiring sermons.The Prayers for the Dead were recited, after which Myer.Langlois delivered a sermon, and the kissing of the ring took place.In the course of his sermon His Lordship stressed the value of à good education and asked all parents to put forth their greatest efforts to give their children » good education.He complimented the parish upon having such à fine convent within its bounds, upon the good upkeep of the chureh, presbytery, cemetery and church grounds, and was satisfactorily pleased with the spiritual demonstration, He complimented the pastor upon his untiring zeal for his parishioners and devotion to the cause of Christ.Rev.Father Pigeon, of Hinchin- brooke, wus also present at the services.Mgr.Langlois left Tuesday nfter- noon for St.Anicet where he made his pastoral visit on Tuesday and Wed- nesdav and administered the Sacrement of Confirmation Wednesday morning.FRANKLIN CENTRE A very successful bazaar and concert was held in the Town Hall under the auspices of the Franklin Centre W.C.T.U.on Friday evening.Mrs, Waller, County President presiding.The Rockburn orchestra under the direction of Mrs.W.G.Gibson, and Mr.Bouchier.Mrs.Charles Rowe and Mrs.Bryce Bruce rendered musical selections, which were greatly anpreciated, while the children of the local schools entertained with songs, dances, recitations and dialogues.Prizes for the essays recently written on Alcohol versus Athletics, were presented \u2018to the following children: Dorothy Sharp.Leona Baxter, Ray McMillan, Verna Cle- Iand.Coburn Cleland ard Russel Towns.Refreshments were served and the sum of $33 waa realized.Mrs, James Rowe and daughter, Miss Lima of Saranac Lake were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Rowe on Sunday, Mrs.Rennie, Mr.and Mrs.Andw.Lindsay of Rockburn.Mr.and Mrs.John Welch and family of Chateau- gay.N.Y, were the guests of Mr.and Mrs, Chas.Dickenson Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Pitt and Miss Hazel Dickenson of Montreal were the week end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Chas, Dickenson.Mr, and Mrs, B.M, Johnston attended the United Church opening at Huntingdon on Sunday.» MERCIER POLLS 742 VOTES OVER OPPOSITION Hon.Honoré Mercier Receives Largest Majority Ever Received From Chateau- guay Constituency.! The election in Chateauguas turned \u201cout as many expected, the Hon, Honoré Mercier returned by larger majority than he ever received before.The results of the polls as far as we have been able to secure them are as fol- i lows: Major, Mercier Lemieux Mer.Ormstown Village .#7 2 25 Ofmstown .35 Is 17 Tatehurst .240 14 10 Orr Poll (River) IN 16 32 Winter's Corners .13 10 3 Botreaux Corners .50 to to Howick Village .6s Is 30 Tres St.Sucrement 57 44 It Riverfield 1104 28 18 Chateanguay Poll .u3 13 50 St, Martine .5 St.Philomene ,.75 St.Urbain .25 Chateauguay 233 St.Antoine LL.30 St.Chrysostome 8 St.Clothilde .52 742 Mr.Lemicux, the Conservative candidate won a najority at the Aubrey poll.HELENA MAN BEATEN UP WITH BEER BOTTLE Hogansburg Man Held For Assaulting George Compo, Helena Resident.Erskine Thompson of Hogans- burg, N.Y.was committed to the Malone jail gn Friday last to await action of the Franklin County grand jury, on a charge of assault in the second degree, He is alleged to have beaten George Compo, a Helena resident, over the head with a beer bottle and then robbed the unconscious man of 3$2v.The beating took place in Hogans- burg Thursday night, it.is said.Thompson may also be charged with first degree robbery for stealing from the man he 1s alleged to have assaulted.He is said to have admitted beating up Compo.DIOCESE OF VALLEYFIELD TO BE HONOURED Mgr.Rouleau, its Former Bishop, to be Made a Cardinal.Quebec, May 13.\u2014His Grace Monsignor Rouleau, appointed a few months ago to succeed H's Eminence the late Cardinal Begin as head of the Archdiocese of Que- hee, is to be the next Canadian cardinal according to private ad- vices reaching here from Rome today.His Grace.who left today for the Holy City, is said to have been adv'sed of the coming honor unofficially, but in accordance with the tradition of the Holy See nothing official will be given out until the next consistory whteh will he held in Rome in a few\u2019 weeks.Monsignor Rouleau will be the third Canadian cardinal.being a BUccPsSOr to the late Cardinals Tas- rhereau and Begin.Unt'l last September he was hishop of Valley- field.hut was called to this diocese to Fnoceed the late Monsignor P.F.Roy.who was acting as archbishop since the death of Cardinal Begin in July, 1925.The prospective new membor the Sacred College is a former perior of the Dominion Order in Canada and is considered, it te sald, as one of the most learned theologians of the Catholic church.He was born at Isle Verte, in the of sn- LAMB'S STORE BURGLARIZED Henry Jones of Dewittville, Accused of Making the Thefts.Macrow Overpowers Accused.Pockets After Being Captured at About 2 a.m.How often it happens that the same store iv burglaried time and again.Sieh his been the experience of Mr, con ized Wednesday morning aboot 2 am.It appears that the accused, Henry Jones is supposed to have entered the store apparently by breaking the glass in the front door thereby gaining ae- cess lo the Yale lock Mr A 1.Leahy who dives in the nest house heard the breaking of glass and arose from his bed and tooked out towards Lamb's store.From his home he coutd sec into the store on account of Mi light reflecting through the store from the show windows.He says he could distinetly see some one moving about in the store near the soft drink counter.Mr, Leahy hurriedly dressed and ran through the lots to Mr.Lamb's residence and pounded upon the door, delivering his message tn Mr.Lamb, whe in turn immediately phoned his message to John Macrow, the town constable.John Macrow responded that he would dress and go inmiediate- 1y and within ten minutes Mr.Lanb heard the report of n revolver.It was John Macrow who fired the shot nt the accused who was running up Hunter street He was overtaken near Mrs.Davis\u2019 residence.The acensed atterupt- ed to resist but wns subdued and eventually placed in the lockup, When Macrow reached Land's store he flushed n light in through the broken window and before attempting n search desired to get assistance nnd when crossing the street for help he heard the accused jump off the verundah and up the street to where he overtook him.The articles taken were three cameras of various values.One camera was found at the edge of the verandah, another thrown into a lilac bush «nd the third was placed upon the magazine counter ns though rendy to be thrown into a receptacle.Cigarettes, plug tobacco and soft drinks, ete, seemed to be the goods desired.The value vf the goods wns placed at $47.00.When the accused was searched the goods were found in his coat pockets.The accused wns brought to court on Wednesday but the case was adjourned to Friday evening.LOCOMOTIVE KILLS FARMER Returning home from a political meeting at Delson Saturday evening, Emery Robidoux, 70 years of age, a farmer, of St, Constant, was instantly killed when his horse and huggy were struck by a train at the C.P.R, crossing.near Delson.Robidoux was caught by the fender Lamb whose store was burglar- of the engine and was dragged 80 feet before the train could he stopped, while his horse, thrown 80 feet away from the scene of the arcldent, was also killed, Information obtained at Delson was that the accident occurred at 7.30 o'clock, and that the CPR.train was inbound.The trainmen saw the buggy almost as soon as it was struck by the engine, and the engineer stopped as quiekly as posathle.The vie- tim wag terribly mutilated when picked un, Nr.Pierre Dunuis.of St.Constant.was stinmoned to the scene, and he communicated with Coroner McMahon, who gave permission to have the remains taken Stolen Goods Found in Jones'!.MAJORITY OF 638 VOTES POLLED FOR PHILPS John À.Sullivan Gains Trifling Majorities at only Four Polls.| 1974 VOTES COUNTED.Huntingdon Polls 111 Votes of a Majority for Philps.The were County election returns promptly received Monday evening and by 7.15 all polls were heard trom and indicated that Mr.Philps the Liberal candidate.and former member was duly elected by over 600 majority.This majority was the largest ever polled for the Legislature from this County.At 8 o'clock a number of Mr.Philps' friends gathered in O'Con- nor Halt where they congratulated him upon his vietory over Mr, John Sullivan, K.¢.Mayor O'Con- nor called the people to order and Mr.Philps thanked his electors and committeemen for the support they gave, He took no credit upon himself for winning the contest but credited it to the Liberal party and {ts workers, Mr.Wo Il Lefebvre, Mayor W.R.Stewart M.W.Leehy and KR.Wat son Sellar wore all called upon to speak and duly extended congratulations to Mr.Philps and thanks to the electors for supporting the Liberal candidate.The result by polls was ax follows Philps Sallbvan PL 5.Dundee 12222244 #6 23 63 lélgin | M mo Elgin 3 11222.35 10 2! lranklin 2 11.52 88 13 Franklin | .66° 2h +1 Godmanchester 1 40 50 1 Godmanchester 2 .49 22 27 Godmanchester 3 .51 28 28 Havelock 1 .36 5 31 Havelock 2.55 2) HE Hemmingford 1 56 14 42 Hemmingford 2 .42 14 28 Hemmingford 8 .51 41 1 Hemmingford V.88 22 M Hinchinbrooke 1 47 20 27 Hinchinbrooke 2 |.+4 37 î Hinchinbrooke 3 .32 86 4 Hinehinbrooke 4 56 28 30 Hugtingdon 1 78 M 47 Huntingdon 2 L128 64 64 St.Anicet 1 .50 58 5 St.Anicet 2 .26 11 13 St.Anicet 3 .48 $4 6 St, Anicet 4 .657 25 32 St.Barbe .79 37 12 718 684 106 Majority for Philps over Sullivan 638 AYRSHIRE NEWS.Mr.J.C.Coulter, Huntingdon, sold his herd sire, Springburn Sir John to Mr.Beauchemin, Vercheres, Que.He is u grandson of lessnessock Golden Love and from Southeraig Sir John.Mr.Beauchemin is to he congratulated on getting such a fine herd sire, Messrs.IR.KR, Ness & Sons, \u201cBurnside,\u201d report the following sales in Muay: To Mrs, Falchie of St, Pauline, Que., four high class femules, To Mr.A.Go Martin, Ottawa, three aged cows and two ealves, Top Mr, PL A.Kelly of West Chester, Pa, 29 femnles, four of which were pure bred and the balance (26) were grades.The grades were purchased in the vicinity of How- ick.Mr.I, 13.Stark has sold a bull ealf from Glenmaple Doris and Ellersie Sir John to Mr.D'Aoust of St.Barbe.Mr.Tilletson of Chazy, has been in this district looking for heifer ealves for the Calf Club at Chazy, He secured two from DD.A, McFarlane, one from Hazelburn Mabel, the other from Kelso Maud.Both cows are in the record ot present.Both calves are by home.Robidoux was one of the oldest farmers of the d'striet, He was; » married man with several chil dren.DIED.Duheme-\u2014At Elgin, Que.on May: 18th.1927.Elsie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Sylvester Duheme, aged 17 years and 10 months.Ponnelly\u2014Suddenly at his late residence, 279 Colbrook Avenue, N.D.Gi., on May 14, 1927, Frederick Gilmore i,onnelly,.heloved husband of Annie Sophia Love, .in his 53rd year, i ! | | | CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank gur neighbors and friends for the!r kindness and sympathy In our recent bereave-| ment, | Mr, and Mrs, Fred Bissonnette county of Temiscouata.hrathnva one gisters Plain, etc.Phone 60 Bread and Pastry.Z.ROUSSELLE, Baker and Confectioner, Huntingdon,Que.A new product we now have for our customers.It is meeting with everyone's taste - - delicious.E them.Order now to make sure you get them.OUR ICE CREAM PARLOR A parlor where you get quick service, courteous treatment and delicious Purity Ice Cream in Sundaes, Try TE EP TE TE RRS CUS SES CLR SIN TE TIRER PES SN J sens EIGHT PAGES - Audrew Philps, M.L.A.Who was elected to the Lexis- lature on Monday by a majority of G48 votes over John Sullivan, CATILETOBE IMPORTED FROM SCOTLAND R.R.Ness to Leave This Week-end With the Intention of Importing Stock For Burnside.The greatest of enttle hreeders in this district lms been the Burnside proprietors, Messrs, i.R.Ness & Sons hove on several occasions imported cattle, Clydesdale horses nnd sheep from the mother lund.Mr.Ness is to leave this werk of no similar mission and purposes busing from 25 to 40 head of Ayrshire cattle.The stock will consist Inrgely of yearlings and two year olds, males and females.On this trip Mr.Ness is to be accompanied by Mr.Robert Roy of Howick, who Is taking the trip for the good of his health, These gentlemen are to be accompanied by Mr.Malcolm Cummings of Lancaster, who will also purchase n number of Ayrahires and Clydesdales, HUNTINGDON Richard Dix in \u201cThe Quarterback\u2019 drew quite a large and ap- preclative audience Tuesday night.The football story was full of thrills and lovers of this sport were very enthusiastic over the merits of the picture, Nelson Monique was brought before Justices of the Peace Robert Gardner and Daniel Faubert yesterday evening on a charge of he- ing intoxicated and disorderly, The accused pleaded gullty and was fined $10 and costs which amounted to $21.60.He is hound over 1) keen the peace for two years on a $200.bond.Mr.\u20ac.W, Thomas is visiting rel- atlves and friends in Stanstead.Que, this week.Alta Crest Radio, class AA, No, 24, One calf from Wm, MeFwan, Orms- town, dam Ridgehasugh Topsy and by Honevhoim Victory, n grandson of Hobsland Vietory, He also seenred two calves from J D.Stewart, How- ick.One from Lindhurst Annie the other from Favourite Fancy.Mr.Tilletson is ty be congratulated on his choice of calves and we hope they do well in the hands of the boys who receive them.Huntingdon, May I8th., 1927.To the Electors of Huntingdon County.Gentlemen, | wish to express my sincere appreciation of the honor bestowed by the electors of the and Conservatives.upon me, once again, County, both Liberals In the future, as in the past, ! shall endeavor to be worthy of the confidence reposed in me and to do all in my power for the benefit of the County that | represent in the Quebec Legislature.Yours sincerely, ANDREW PHILPS, Bank.readily of the world.To Send Money use the Money Orders sold at all branches of this They are safe, cheap and convenient, an THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Capital Pald Up OR $20,000,000 Huntingdon Branc,s À are cashed in all parts .F.1.Batcheller, Manager 1 = emer ares came rn che it pe ct pe Page 2 The Huntingdon Gleaner Published by The Huntingdon Gleaner, Inc.A.Beaudin & Sons, Ormstown, Que., Agents.Sabscriptions Rates, $1.50 to Canada or the United States; $2.00 elsewhere of Jesus, and the friendships J.Casey, U.S.Immigration Inspect- Advertising Rates on Application.Huntingdon, Que., Thursday, May 19th., 1927.A Decisive Vote.The provincial vote on Monday afforded few surpris-[ing ot the W.C.T.U, es, for it was to be expected that Mr.Taschereau would win.{the home of Mrs.R.Craik, with bride wore an utractive travelling Perhaps the Premier is more embarassed by the extent of his| esiaing.The victory than he would have been had the margin been very Treasurer and Superintendents were Her bridesmaid also wore a becom- narrow.The Government at Quebec has kept its hands|ls in some departments, The ofti- [to match, and carried carnations, hy clean, it has not been wasteful and it has reduced taxes; never-] cers for the \u2018ensuing year are.The wedding march was played HUNTINGDON theless a strong opposition is helpful to a government in the} Prosidents, Mrs.6.Rev, long run.That Mr.Sauvé failed in this respect is due to the| Bennie Gilmour, Mrs, Wm.Wright; |\"O, Promise Me.\u201d and \"Love Here sp 8 a , ; tion service of the United Church room or extra sleeping quarters by erect- .Cor.-Sce.Mrs.5 RM.Jack: Rec.(is .are.\u201d ins 1 OSE A 008 : .A8 A fact that he was unable to attract men of substantial worth{see.Mrs, N.He.Jack: Treasurer = My Dean ls Foscmary Tos-Jon Friday and while here were the ing ceilings and partitions of Eyproc, : ; ; , d he had eal{ Mrs.KR.Craik: LT s le qers also sang \u2018Sacred Heart guests of Robert and Miss Gyproc will make your attic fire-resistant, and reputation as candidates for his party.and he had no rea i, y a re et Mo The groom's sit to the bride Kisie Sellar.warm in winter and cool in summer, .; « Mactarlane au 1e follOW- [was n handsome fus \u201car .eo Kelly \"hite ins ite \u2014 \" i program to offer.ing Superintendents: Flower Mis-] Lridesmai ; ne ! vd io th \u201c Ir.Moore Kelly of White Plains, Write for free booklet My Home.qi tell ; sion Mrs A W Herbert: Parlor bridesmaid a gold purse.and tn N.Y.spent a few days recently at Lou h pw Cyproc, Koc oar oy nl sul ing Locally the election went as expected.Both Hon.li Miss Pre M tartare the best man gold onl links, the home of his parents, Mr.and from 20 to 40%.i} y 9 153 Honoré Mercier and Mr.Philps increased their majorities, 1n-{ Evangelistie, Mrs, L, Lane: Scien Imnediately after the ecremony (airs, CB.Kelly, Sr.THE ONTARIO GYPSUM CO., LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER.and character of Mary, the mother White became the bride of John which existed between great men [Or, stutioned at Trout River.The and Their mothers.The choir with wedding ceremony was performed leadership of the untiring organist, Of the church.The bride was given rendered excellent music.The flow-]in marriage by her brother, Ray- ers for the pulpit\u2019 were supplied mond White.Many friends of both and tastefully arranged by Mre jthe bride und groom were present Allan Fenwick, the letters of Moth-] at the wedding.er being done in pink and white The bride was attended by her flowers.sister, Miss Gertrude White, us The thirty-seventh annual meet- bridesmuld, and Walter Walsh, of was held ut Valleyfleld, Que, ns best man.The Mrs, DB.Gilmour, Vice President |costuine of dark blue poirec twill reports of the Jand carried American Beauty roses.Ziven and showed increased nter-|ing costume of dark blue, with hat President.Mrs, David Lang; Vice by Margaret Brady, and during the Horsnell, Mrs.|ceremony Mrs.W.V.Spink sang BB.Gilmour, Lord's Day Observance, Peter Reid A resolution Was pass- eral column.That Mr.Papineau will long continue as the|ed hy the inecting to he forwarded home will be.The bride reeeived Mr, member is not to be expected.[or he retired from federal|'® Mrs.G.Horsnell, retiring Presi enjoyed the respect of all who came in touch with him.One of the features of the election was the lack of partisanship displayed.Locally it may be classed as one of|tion in Ormstown.During the year a worthy tribute i their member elect.fond Ars, George Moore, the quietest on record, and it is quite possible that several score of voters in Huntingdon county never knew there wasjtor their monthly meeting, for a contest.In one sense the weather was favourable for getting out the vote because the heavy rains had made work in| Ireshments were served and a soc the fields impossible.in another sense the rain by mireing the lanes tended to keep the voters at home.Be it as it may.most alt of the other towns of the the fact that only about 60 per cent of the vote was cast is Province has not experienced a not to the credit of Huntingdon county.\u201cWinning of the West.\u201d With the Quebec elections out of the way, and with houses into four desirable apart: the dog days of the political season at hand, more or less in-| has enhanced the value of his prop- terest wili be taken in the Conservative convention which is to be held in Winnipeg this\u2019 fall.Each of the possible candidates| the removal of a shed.The former is being watched, and the two main contenders, Hon.R.B.Dissentient School has heen turned Bennett and Premier Ferguson of Ontario, are watching theirfcrede Laberge and Mr.Ross Lang steps carefully.Both gentlemen from long experience know [hus all the materials ready to build that one of the most damaging things that can happen to ajand Julius Cecyre are each build- political candidate is to be in the field too early, so both have|ing houses in the village Messrs.solemnly announced that they are not going to be candidates.have: made extensive alterations on On the other hand the Hon.Hugh Guthrie, the present 15!\" houses.These improvements leader of the Conservative group in Parliament, is not-back-|town ana vicinity.ward in expressing his views and in a speech at Ottawa last| Mr and Mrs.George Henderson week he declared that the Conservatives should woo the West|tables.Refreshments were served and ignore Quebec.He went so far as to express the opinion | the Misses Mirima Wyse.Nanev that Quebec was wedded to the Liberal party for so many|en Henderson.Proceeds were in years to come that the Conservative party might well ignore|?id of the W.A, it and give all attention to the Prairies.The statement, if it|England is expected in town this is an accurate forecast of the political situation, throws the|week and will remain with her Conservative Party into opposition for many years to come, short time before joining her for if Quebec is to be 95 per cent Liberal that it will not take] Mr.Bennie Meigs at Ottawa, Ont.much imagination by Liberal leaders to hold the control in Parliament election after election.A solid block of sixty|cottige \u2018for à few weeks.seats in a House with 245 members will dominate business.Another thought in connection with Mr.Guthrie\u2019 ve statement is the changing of the Conservative policy.For Sir, and Mrs C Bowen and family years the tariff has been its fetish, and the same is true of|©f Notre Dame de Grace spent the the Prairies\u2014but with reverse English to the term.Does Mr.| Miss Agnes Irittie attended Convo- Guthrie mean to scrap his policy and adopt a free trade ar-|cition at Queen's College, Kingston, .Ont., last week receiving three first rangement?That is hardly possible.While if he moderates|prizes and two seconds in the third the National Policy he falls closely into line with that of the|sear arts course, Liberal party, and it is a recognized fundamental principle for political success that those in Opposition, if they hope to win,pthe United Church in Montreal, on must offer something different from those in power.What Tuesday.prompted Mr.Guthrie to make the suggestions he did is hard].Robb in this vicinity extend con- to understand.The only plausible explanation is that as the speech was delivered in Ottawa, the 1926 \u2018Board of Strategy has come to life again.Get Ready for the Show.The month of May is slipping along quickly\u2014only ten days remain.The backward season has thrown many plans out of order, but it is to be hoped that the farmers have not forgotten the Ormstown Show.We need a banner exhibit this year.Business has been good during the past year, and a demand is general for first-class live stock.We have the stock, and the Ormstown Show is the advertising point, all that is needed is the wholehearted support of the farmers who own the stock.Dominion Day celebrations, so by proper advertising and planning the Ormstown Show can go down on record as the best| ig right.People are rapid- in its history.But crowds do not make a Show, they make| ly becoming educated to for its financial success, but the real benefit to the farmers| buy by telephone many comes from the advertising that their stock gets.A million dollar display by fifty exhibitors is not nearly as helpful as two million dollar display by 200 farmers.Every farmer has an animal in which he takes special pride.Now is the chance| cepted Lon to show that animal to its best advantage and at the same time tematic sel help the Ormstown Show and the District of Beauharnois.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 mr ceed in making a sale on the Aung: at the chureb the bride and groom Rev .Le ! cie Temperinee Instrie D quart he \u201c deed, they go to Quebec with the largest majorities ever given} Femperanee Instruction.Mrs yan by motor for New York City provincial members from these counties.The victory of Mr Papineau in Beauharnois shifts that county back into the Lib- A.\u20ac.hockhart, Literature.MIS.py after tén duvs, wounded three different times and cited for bravery at Chateau Thierry when waded through the River Oureq at squad and put a nest of German machine guns out of commission, Among the who attended the wedding were Mr.and Mrs.Cunningham, Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Robie, Roy Brooks, all of Malone, and Frank Hanson.of Quebec Cty.\u2014Matone Telegram.and Harry and Mrs.Walker of Que.attended the PRE ati a : Atlantic City on their wedding dedication service of the United j Mrs.W.T.Prittie, gs.Alps, [00 : \u2018 vitre l'iding Irs Journey.They will return to Trout |Chureh and were the guests of Mr.shawhridge, where thoirJand Mrs, W.F.Stephen, and Mrs.many beautiful gitts from relatives Mcrewoed.; ATEN : \u2018riends > bride has à wide sient ï > Uni- dent, thanking hor for faithful ser- and friends, The bride has a wide dedication and opening of the politics two years ago on account of health and age, but he| vices rendered to the Society as [Circle of friends in Maton- aud vie- ted Church and were the guests of will ably fill the position held by the late Arthur Plante who Président since \u201cuid and trusting Mrs, |.Nelson of St.Johns, Que.attended the dedica- CHATEAUGUAY BASIN MATRIMONIAL John White, of Trout River, and HUNTINGDON .ver errs was formerly employed at Hotel (Intended for last week) CASEY-WAITK Flanagan in Malone.St.Andrew\u2019s United Church held À pretty wedding wus solem- U.S, Immigration Inspector Casey a special service in honor of |[Bized ut sl.Bridget's church atlis widely known along the border Co .J ; \" 5\u2019 de y rit- Trout River at ten ocluck satur- PES - tingd Mothers\u2019 Day.\u201d fev.W.T.Prit * as un efficient Federal officer and|ment.All the actors but one - (sffices in the Brown Building Huntingdon, Que tle, pastor, preached on fhe virtues |48y morning, when Miss Lucy [has a host ent 1 the actors but one seem friends.He is aled afraid to strain Thursday, May 19th., 1927.be taken to keep order and silence in the hall when an entertainment The play entitled \u201cUocle Tom's |is being given.Cabin\u2019 put on by Lincoln's Travelling Troupe was quite a disappoint-]0f the Wesleyan Theological Rev, James Smythe, D.D., L.L.D.College, Montreal, and officiating cler- their vocal |gyman at the dedication service in World War veteran and one of |chords.The play was hard to fol-[|the United Church, Friday.the boys who saw more than his|low.To add to this the audjence|in town was the guest of Mr.shure of fighting \u2018\u2018over there,\u201d was noisy.Strict measures should à having served with the \u201cFighting|=\u2014\u2014 ia PTT ee an addition of new voices under tne by Rev.Father MeMahon, pustor Goth\" of New York City.He 5 Mrs.A, A, Lunan, while and was il the head of his out-of-town guests Kirk, Miss Mary J.E, Faulkner of were here for the Change Your Attic into a comfortable den, radio room, play- ; Firep roof Wallboard inity.she is n datghter or Mrs, Mr.and A J.F.Garner \u2018 For Sale By , \u201cho: Li ., - Mr, and Mrs, H.\u2018arruthers oO - ° (pat her health will B oo and arotalations to hi in the recent honor] Morewood, attended the dedi- Tully Lumber Co., Ltd.- Huntingdon, Que.\u2019 re Diekenson were appoint: [71 1-1.D.conferred on him hy [cation and opening of the United .T.G.McClatchie - - Hemmingford, Que.od delegates to the County Conven- Queen's Collexe, Kingston, Ont, this is| Chureh and were the guests of Mr.| S.Beaudin - wm om = Howick, Que.the Society has been extended the hospitality of Mrs, Craik's home which appreciation was expressed.After the singing of a hymn ve- ial time spent, This town in common with ul- NOI IE VIE OETA I NNN ING ING IN INR ING IN INI IOI NAY A HUNTERS building boom for some years, but this Spring there is more monev being expended on buildings and repairs and several houses have changed proprietors.Mr.MucDon- ald of Athelstan is building a house on the Heights, Mr.Peter Reid is renovating one of his ments while Mr.Romeo [Laberge erty as Well as giving to the public a beautiful view of Nun's istund by into two apartments by Mr.Fran- More Bargains! SEVENTY-FIVE CENT SPECIALS.Ladies\u2019 Dimity Night Dresses Ladies\u2019 Dimity Slips \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 Ladies\u2019 White Linen Slips .Ladies\u2019 Broadcloth Slips .a stable, Messrs.Narcisse Laberge Joseph M.and Joseph Laberge all show progress and hope in the entertained at a Bridge of eight and Nora Wooler Lillian and Hel- TWENTY-FIVE CENT SPECIALS.Mrs.Spring Runciman of London, mother, Mrs.George Boulter for a a designs for embroidery work.Ladies\u2019 Rubber Aprons .White Cheese Cloth in 5 yd.packages, per pkg\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 Shams and Dresser Scrafs in many designs and colors EACH oor eres Ladies\u2019 Cotton Vests, 2 for Jazz Garters .Ladies\u2019 Silk Hose Ladies\u2019 Cotton Hose in col- Mrs, D.I.Weston has arrived from Philadelphia, Pa., and is occupying her Mrs.Hardiman, accompanied by her daughter Edna and son Charles, were s week-end guests of Mrs, Norman .Ash- week end at their cottage here.7 UBT Rev, W.\u2018I.Prittie, B.A.and Mr Peter Reid attended the Presbytery of BAVA Ors, 2 pr._.\u2026\u2026\u2026ciarerecenneens The supporters of the Hon.James||2 Misses Cuff Top Hose in > COlOrS oor DI L a, NV The telephone \u2018 departmentof a modern dep-ri- mental atoru.PRICES THAT TALK.40 in.grey Cotton of good quality, yd.\u2026 pe 36 in.white Cotton, yd.36 in.Paisley Cretonne, good quality .eerie 32 in.fancy Pillow Ticking 36 in.brown Cheese Cloth ICE 27 in.Dress Ginghams .32 in.Dress Ginghams .36 in.Dress Ginghams .36 in.colored Chambrays \u2026 36 in.Novelty Prints .36 in.Crystal Prints .36 in.Novelty Voiles .36 in.fancy Broadcloths .36 in.plain Broadcloths .Glo Silk Ginghams .Patsy Prints cons Anything can be sold | With the public authorities planning general celebra- by Long Distance tions this summer to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of .| Confederation, people are more or less inclined to want to} No matter what you have | travel around and see things.Our Show comes ahead of the| to sell, do not think it can- |, SU not be sold by Long Distance.It can\u2014if the price QUEVEUEQEU things they formerly thought they had to ex- LA) a i 3 = amine before purchasing.= : P © | Winsoerall Cloths Those who have definitely ac- 4 : \u2018 Distance for sys.| Blue Bird Crepes ing tell us \u2014 and = Calatea Cloths coor.the number is rapidly growing z Le at where they do Bot suc: Yard wide Curtain Scrims of Iw VICTORIA PACKED first try, the prospect nearly always comes back later to buy.75 75 75 75 A twenty-five cent sale of grey Cotton Aprons, stamped in good 25 25 25 25 25 10 10 19 19 .05 A5 19 25 N5 25 25 49 .49 .49 35 25 .25 25 25 good quality 7/7c., 10c., 15c.Telling You What You Want To Know \u2014 em About The Things You Want To Buy.SILK CREPE DRESSES $5.95 50 good quality good style Daffodile Crepe Dresses in four good shades, sizes 16 to 48.A real Dress bargain $5.95.50 Fugi Silk Dresses in seven shades.A real buy at $5.95.ONE HUNDRED HOUSE DRESSES 89c.Black Sateen Dresses, Gingham Dresses, medium sizes, large sizes, oversizes.Get \u2018em this week at 89c.A big special in ladies\u2019 Silk Vests with Knickers to match in four shades, 50c.12-4 Flannelette Blankets, $1.98.Good quality 12-4 Blankets in grey or white with colored borders, $1.98.It's some bargain.Two hundred girl's Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 years in Silk Ging- hams Broadcloths, Foulards, Ging- hams, at very low prices.A big special in 5-4 Table Oilcloth, good colors, 35c.yd.64 inch white Table Linen with colored borders, 69c.yard.Five hundred yards Drapery Chintz, yard wide, endless variety of colors, 19c.yard.Mayfair Ruffle Curtains 79c.pair Good quality Ruffle Curtains white with colored ruffle borders and Tie Backs Standard size, 79c.pair.Better Bargains!!! SNAP TO EM BOYS.Classy up-to-date real quality Felt Hats at two dollars.All light shades with plain or fancy bands.Hat bargains is right.GIANT WORK SHIRTS FOR THE MAN WHO LIKES THEM BIG.Big roomy Work Shirts, sizes 142 to 22 in Khaki or Blue Chambray, all sizes, $1.00.Men's Tweed Work Pants, dollar a pair.48, ep Sacha Pants, sizes 34 to Men's Overalls, sizes 34 to 60, good, strong Overalls, 98c., $1.29, $1.50.Men's solid Calf Work Boots with Panco Soles, $2.50 pair.WEAREVER ALUMINUM BAKE PANS 69c.China Cups and Saucers, $1.80 dozen.White Cups, $1.00 doz.White Plates, $1.50 doz.Fine Glass Tumblers, 60c.doz.Egg Cups, 50c.doz.- Waverly Wash Boards, 39c.ea.Mop Handles, 15¢.Special Brooms, 4 for $1.00.Aero Brooms, 3 for $1.00.30 foot Clothesline, 2 for 25c.5 Electric Bulbs, $1.00.PAINT SPECIALS.Quick drying floor Paint, 95c.quart.Window Blind Green, 89c.qt.Barn Paint, $1.50 gal.House Paint, $2.75 gal.Some more Shoe bargains this week.Get the Long Distance habit.There ara 40,000 more telephone prospects in Ontario and - bec this year.ERE GEA NI A NA AE 8 Re Cow Swe?says AA Burrill \u2018Silk Hose .$1.00 pair 0707108 NUE NUE MUR ONU OMAN A VUE NUE VIENS Huntingdon, Que.John Hunter \u20ac&# Sons Super Silk Hose .$1.50 pair True Silk Hose .$1.00 pair TA VA YA VR 0d NOTA YT Yl UA YUP SA Yd Yd S00 XT Nd SS Ye SO NH ANA NV AN NIA ANIA AA 17 NIAID TS I ED D; ON TAN VENUE TE TES TT NG AVY VENU 2312 1 5 RATED 5 NT ANIA TAN INN INNA NA TT SY, ANN \u201cF< 4 o Pa wa! ® i Fam ve Thursday, May 19th., 1927.New Huntingdon United Church THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Page 3 Formally Opened NEW CHURCH PLEASES EVERYBODY - - LARGE CONGREGATIONS MARK DEDICATION AND SUNDAY OPENING SERVICES Rev.James Smyth, D.D., Preaches at Dedication Service and Rev., W.C.Lennon, D.D., Preaches at Sunday Opening Services.ORGAN RECITAL PLEASED MANY.The Attending Ministers.The ministers who found it possible to be present at the Dedication or Sunday services were as follows: Rev.1.Norman, Montreal, Rev.1, Nelson, St.Johns, Que, Rev.HLH.A.Gillingham, Franklin, Rev.Donald Mel.eod, Howlek, Dr.Wilson, Ormstown, Rev, Harry Walker, Shaw- bridge, ue, Rev.J.G.Greig, Valley field, Rev.F.E.Mowatt, Kensington, Rev, T.5.St Aubin, Russeltown, Que, Rev.Mr.Thowas, Hemmingtord, Rev.Jas.Smith, DD, LL.D, Montreal, and Rev.W.s.Tannon, B.A, DD, of Sherbrooke.The Church Choir.Throughout the services the choir under the direction of the organist, Miss Elsie M.Sellar, rendered most excellent music.Of the various anthems rendered that titled \u201cGreat and Marvellous™ by Fdmund Turner was most favorably received.Solos were rendered by Mrs.Reese and Mrs, Wood at the various services.The choir members were as follows: Misses Hughes, Cunningham, Bicknell, Cunningham, White, Wilson, Vine, Fastman, White, Stark, Rennie, Stephen, Macfarlane, Coulter, Rennie, MeClatehie (Continued on Page 7) Choir of 35 Voices Rendered Many Beautiful Anthems.\u2014New Pipe Organ Much Appreciated by all Lovers of Music.Friday, May 13th.was ushered in as a dark and dismal looking day and was not what might be most desired for the Dedication Service of the new United Church in Huntingdon.For the first time the auditorium of the new church was thrown open to the public to inspect.The Rev.J.I.Hughes put forth much effort in arranging for all the services connected with the formal opening of the church.The order of service adopted was as follows: \u2014 Prelude\u2014Allegretto from Sonata, Opp.14 No.1, Doxology\u2014 Beethoven.Invocation\u2014By Rev.Harry Walker, Shawbridge, Que.Hymn 143 read by Rev.E.E.Mowatt, Kensington.Spirit divine, attend our prayers, And make this house Thy home; Descend with all Thy gracious powers, O come, great Spirit, come! Come as the light! to us reveal Our emptiness and woe; And lead us in those paths of life Where all the righteous go.Come as the fire! and purge our hearts Like sacrificial flame; Let our whole soul an offering be To our Redeemer's name.Come ns the dew! and sweetly bless This consecrated hour: Muy barren ground rejoice to own Thy fertilizing power.Come as the dove! and spread Thy wings.The wings of peaceful love; And let Thy church on earth become Blest as the church above.Come as the wind, with rushing sound And Pentecostal grace! \"y That all of woman born may see The glory of Thy face.Spirit divine, attend our prayers, Make a lost world Thy homes; Descend with ail Thy gracious powers, O come, great Spirit, come! Amen.Prayer\u2014Rev.J.G.Greig, Valleyfield.Responsive Psalm, No.118: 1-7, 8-9, 14-29 led by Rev.I.Norman, Montreal.Minister.Oh give thanks unto Jehovah; for he is good; for his loving-kind- ness endureth for ever.Congregation.\u2018Let Israel now say, that his lovingkindness endureth for ever.M.Let the house of Aaron now say, that his lovingkindness endureth for ever.C.Let them now that fear Jehovah say, that his lovingkindness endureth for ever.M.Out of my distress I called upon Jehevah : Jehovah answered me and set me in a large place.C.Jehovah is on my side: I will not fear: what can man do unto me?M.Jehovah is on my side among them that help me.C.It is better to take refuge in Jehovah than to put confidence in man.M.Jt is better to take refuge in Jcho- vah than to put confidence in princes.C, Jehovah is my strength and song: and he is become my salvation.M.The voice of rejoicing and salvation is in the tents of the righteous; the right hand of Jehovah doeth valiantly.C.The right hand of Jehovah is exalted : the right hand of Jehovah doeth valiantly.M.TI shall not die, but live, and declare the works of Jehovah.Lord's Prayer\u2014Sung by Choir.C.Jehovah hath chastened ne sore: but he hath not given me over unto death.M.Open to me the gates of righteousness: | will enter into them, I will give thanks unto Jchovah, C.This is the gate of Jehovah; the righteous shall enter into it.M.I will give thanks unto thee: for thou hust answered me, and art become my salvation.C.The stone which the builders rejected is become the head of the corner.\u2018This is Jehovah's doing; it is marvellous in our eyes.M.This is the day which Jehovah hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it, C.Save now, we beseech thee, O Jehovah: O Jehovah, we beseech thee, send now prosperity.M.Blessed be he that cometh in the name of Jehovah: we have blessed you out of the house of Jehovah.C.Jehovah is God, and he hath given us light: bind the sacrifice with cords, even unto the horns of the altar.M.Thou art my God, and I will give thanks unto thee; thou art my God, 1 will exalt thee.C.Oh give thanks unto Jehovah; for he is good; for his lovingkindness endureth for ever.Presentation of the Building:\u2014Keys of Church presented to Trustee Board by E.C.McCoy.Acceptance by Trustees\u2014W.F.Stephen.Roll Call of Trustees\u2014C.W.Thomas.Presentation to Presiding Minister\u2014 John \u201cWe present unto you this building, to be dedicated as à C.Dunsmore.Chureh for the worship and service of Almighty God.\u201d Dedication by Minister and People (All standing).Minister:\u20141J.ct us solemnly dedicate this place to its proper and sacred uses, To the worship of God eur Father, by Whose favour we have built this house Saviour : People : \u2014 We dedicate this house.Minister: \u2014For worship in prayer and song : : to the glory of Jesus\u2019 Christ, the Son of God, our and to the praise of the 1loly Spirit, for the preaching and ministry The New Church People : \u2014\u2014 We dedicate this house.Minister and People:-\u2014We, now, the people of this church and congregation, compassed about with a great cloud of witnesses, grateful for our Christian heritage which has come to us through the sacrifice of our fathers, liereby dedicate ourselves anew at this time and in this place to the worship of God and service of mankind, Declaration by Presiding Minister:\u2014This house, which has been built for the honor and service of Almighty God, is now solemnly dedicated nn.to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, one living and troe God : ever and ever, Amen.to whom be glory and majesty, power and dominion for Anthem\u2014\"Give Thanks unto the Lord.\u201d \u2014Carrie B.Adams \u2018Twa children were haptized by the Rev.J.1.ner, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, J.E.Hughes, viz: Fdna Helene Faulk- Faulkner, who was one of the Church contractors and Ivan Kenneth Letroy, only son af Mr.and Mr.J, =.Jetroy, Solo\u2014\"Like as a Father\u2019 Mrs.N.W.Reese um Prindle Scott Announcements, Offering for Building Fund.Scripture Lesson\u2014Read by Rev.I.Nelson, St.Johns, Que.Hymn 195 read by Dr.Wilson of Ormstown.The Church's one foundation Is Jesus Christ her Lord; She is His new creation By water and the Word: From heaven He came and sought her To be His holy bride; With His own blood He bought her, And for her life He died.Elect from every nation, Yet one o'er all the earth, Her charter of salvation One Lord, one faith, one birth.One Holy Name she blesses, Partakes one Holy Food, And to one hope she presses With every grace endued.An extract of Dr.Rev.Dr.Smyth took as his text bake 5-4, and preached a strong, inspirational sermon, in which he referred to the ventures of faith of the Christinn Church, all of which proved to be justifiable in increased enterprise and development.The Christian Church had often attempted the improbable and impossible and the outcome showed the wisdom of the undertaking.Prayer\u2014 Anthem\u2014\"Great and Marvellous\u2019 \u2018Mid toil, and tribulation, And tumult of her war, She waits the consummation Of peace for evermore; Till with the vision glorious Her longing eyes are blest, And the great Church victorious Shall be the Church at rest.Yet she on earth hath union With God, the Three in One, And mystic sweet communion With those whose rest is won: O happy ones and holy! Lord, give us grace that we Like then, the meek and lowly, On high may dwell with hee.Smyth's Sermon.He showed that experience is not always the measure of one\u2019s ahility to work for God, The carly Christian Chureh was moved hy the strongest optimisin, was not afraid to let the truth be known and in doing so often did the heroie, He made a strong appeal to the VOuNE people to answer the enll af service- in the church and community which was the true ethics of Jesus.Amen, Edmund Turner Hymn 193 read by Rev.Donald McLeod, Howick.I love Thy kingdom, Lord, The house of Thine abode, \u2018The Church our blest Redeemer saves With His own precious blood.1 love Thy Church, O God! Her walls before Thee stand, Dear as the apple of Thine eye, And graven on Thine hand.l'or her ny tears shall fall, For her my prayers ascend: To her wy cares and toils be given, Till toils and cures shall end.Beyond my highest jo.I prize her heavenly ways, Her sweet communion, soletun vows, Her hymns of Jove and praise, Benediction pronounced by Rev.H.H.A.Gillingham, Franklin Centre: Postlude\u2014Triumphal March Lemmeus © er CI | 4A Ader Sat A aS HARDWOOD FLOORING FIR, TIMBER and ASBESTOS ROOFING in United Church | | TULLY LUMBER CO.Huntingdon, \u2014_\u2014 \u2014_ Howick.) WOOD WORK | DOORS TRIMMINGS, ETC.| For Huntingdon United Church Supplied by ATHELSTAN SASH & DOOR FACTORY Athelstan, Que.Phome or write your orders.Estimates furmished on 1equest.All Decorating Finishing and Painting on the United Church \u2019 was done by J.D.BICKNELL Practical Painter and Decorator.{ | HUNTINGDON MILLS Everything in Lumber, Windows, Doors, Mouldings, etc.The Windows for the United Church were made in our Sash and Door Factory.The Hardwood Flooring for the Ladies\u2019 Parlour is Fenderson's Select Birch, which we furnished.This Flooring took the Gold Medal at Wembley Exhibition.MUNICIPAL SERVICE CORPORATION LTD.(Successors to J.Hunter & Sons.) Huntingdon, Que.or VUE RAA re EEE et: \u201cDUPLEX\u201d RIGID ASBESTOS SHINGLES MANUFACTURED AND FURNISHED BY CANADIAN JOHNS-MANVILLE COMPANY LIMITED, 452 St.James Btrest, Montreal, P.Q.Distributor: TULLY LUMBER COMPANY, LIMITED, Huntingdon, P.Q.of the Word of God : and for the observance of the Holy Sacraments, ! People : \u2014 We dedicate this house.i Minister:\u2014For the comfort of those who mourn : for the strength of those C t , t WwW : who are tempted and for instruction, inspiration and help in ons ruc 101 ork Ë right living, q People : \u2014- We dedicate this house.an Minister:\u2014For the sanctification of the family : for the guidance of child- - - { hood : and for the salvation of men and women, Interior Finish : People : \u2014- We dedicate this house.: Minister:\u2014Vor sympathy and fellowship with the needy : for brotherhood with all men : and for the unity of all believers in Jesus Christ, on People : \u2014 We dedicate this house.Minister:\u2014For the building of Christian character : for the giving of hope and courage to human hearts : and for the teaching of the high- UNITED CHURCH est morality and justice, People : \u2014 We dedicate this house.Superintended by Minister:\u2014For missionary endeavour at home and abroad : for world-wide evangelism until all the kingdoms of the world shall become the Geo.W.Simpson : kingdom of our Lord and of His Christ, i People : \u2014 We dedicate this house.; Minister:\u2014In grateful appreciation of the faith of our fathers : in loving Builder and Contractor, 4 memory of those who have lived and served in other days : and Ormstown, Que.with tender hearts for those whose devotion in other years is now our heritage, mn Thi tributed CASA ANT ; 8.® Over 1200 in use.Every part entirely made in our W it t e comp men S own factory and guaranteed.Endorsed by the world's leading musicians.Co of Æneurpassable tone qualities and workmanship.Faulkner & Carruthers Pipe Organ installed in United Church, Huntingdon.i Built b Morewood, , - - Ontario.y j General Contractors for the United Church, Casavant Frères Ltd.Huntingdon, Que.Je.Hyaciathe, Que.\u2018 - ae EE.on ae ot dcr A QE ES Er Page 4 DUNDEE TO HAVE Decision Reached at Meeting Tuesday Evening.meeting Dan- At a largely attended held in the Community Hall, dee Centre Tuesday evening, Nr.Sutherland of Quebec gave an interesting and instructive address on School Consolidation.Much enthusiasm in favor of consolidation prevailed among those present and a resolution was passed that the School Commissioners proceed as soon as possible in the erection of a new school, A committee was also anpointed to assist the Commissioners in their task.It is a little late now to have such a school in operation this year.as several teachers are already engaged and certain routine has to be observed but the move is in the right direction.and we trust the school will be in ex- istenee for another year.Possibly there are some who may not be in favor of this, ux it will mean increased taxation, but Mr Sutherland pointed out clearly that this would not he burdensome, and the advantages wouad more than compensate the outlay in many respects., Farms will be worth more with such an institution in the community, When it is up, the people will he proud of it.so will the pupils.It will be an incentive to remain in the community, and the children of the future will have opportunities of education denied 10 those of former days.We sincerely hope and trust that all the ratepavers concerned will view the matter generously and assist in making their lives count in helping to fit the hoys and girls of our homes for future citizenship and service.A vote of thanks was passed to Mr.Sutherland for his wholehearted service.Mr.and Mrs, KE Bouchard spent Sunday at her tather's bon Mr Lefebvre in Huntingdon.Mrs.Inez Herr.Public Health Nurse.and Dr.MeArtney, Health Officer, were at the High School on Monday.May 14th from 2 to 4 p.m.for the purpose of treating any person from + months to 11 vears of age with antitoxin.My, George (Calkins, General Manager of the N.N.1.Telephone Co.of Malone was a hus ness caller in town this week.Mr.Thos.Farley of Dundee is in Tupper Lake tuning pianos.Mr.Goundrey of Trout Customs House was a town on Thursday.Mrs.A.Armstrong returned home on Friday from prescott, Ont.Mrs, Loren Eldred of Bombay spent Friday in town the guest of Mrs.George Millar.Rev.Mr.Naylor administered Holy Communion to a class in St.Paul's Episcopal Church on Sunday morning.Attorney E.W.Seripter business caller in Thursday, Mrs, E, J.Bouchard and Mrs.N.S.Lyons entertained at cards at the home of Mrs.Bouchard on Thursday evenine.Dinner was served at 6.30 p.m, Mr.Fred Vineolette has placed on the pension list of the Can.Nat, Ry.He has served 14 years as an employee of the (om- pany and 24 years as section foreman.The family have moved into the Premo house on Malone Rod which they recently purchased.Mrs.M.Melntyre.Lake Plac.d is visiting her parents Mr, and Mrs.M, Shoen.Mre, J.MekKuv is visit.ne in Malone.Mr.Arthur Reynolds of Bombay was a caller in town Tuesday.Miss Bella Arnistrons of Dunder River caller in was a Montreal on been friends is visiting relatives in Malone.Mrs.Herbert MeQueen of Fon Covington Centre was a visitor in town on Wednesday, Mrs, Wm, MeCain of 3ombay spent Wednesday p.m.in «own, Mrs, Allie Miller of Dunden à caller in town on Wednesday.The Dundes creamerios are daily bringing their mid and cream to this condensary since the embargo wag lifted.Miss Fanny Kimba!l who the winter with her sister in one has returned home this week, Mrs.J Rouselle of Bombay spent Saturday evening in town, Mr.Charles Mnore and Mr.Jos, Bouchard were in Malone Thursday, Mr, and Mr- was spent Mal- W.I.Donovan and Mr.Gordon Addie, student in charge of =1.Paul's Church motored to Huntingdon on Sunday.Mr, and Mrs, E.\u20ac.Brushey are attending the Kentucky Derby at Louisville, Ky, Mrs.Jennie Fraser and Mrs.Floyd McKenna entertained at cards in (osgrove's Hal; Tuesday evening.ATHELSTAN Mrs.Suddard of Montreal spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs.John Johnson, Mrs.J.I.Irwin, Mrs.S.Lamon- tagne, Mrs.Tena Cairns, Mrs, H.Wilson, Miss Jnla Law and Miss Alice Wilson attended the annual meeting of the Montreal Presbyterial of the Women\u2019s Missionary Society held in St.James United Church, Montreal, last Tuesday and Wednesday.Mrs.Rowat is visiting friends in Montreal this week.Mr.Davison of Lachine spent the week-end with his aunt, Miss Sampson.Mrs.William Crutchfield of Hudson Heights, spent a few days here recent- Jy with friends.Miss Bertine Roy visited friends in| Massena, N.Y., last week.At the meeting of the Women's Christian Union held at the home of Miss Alice Wilson, Mrs.J.D.McIntosh was made a life member.Delegates to the convention were appointed.This 8 convention to be held shortly in Orms- town.CANADIAN PACIFIC No matter where you go, we will always be glad to give you all kinds of \u2018 information, prepare itineraries, make||R fices 3 your reservations, etc.Ticket HOWICK Miss Ruth Easton and Miss Kirk of Montreal spent the week end with Mr.and Mrs, A, iaston.Miss Kirks expects to leave soon for the west where she will visit for two months.Mrs.A.E, Ward was in the city on Wednesday of last week.Mr.and Mrs, Albert Cameron and son were week end visitors of Mr.and Mrs.D.Vass, Mr.and Mrs.J, W.Logan were week end guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.W, F.Martin, West- mount.Mr.Martin, Mr.Logan and Mr.A, Steel motored to Sherbrooke on Saturday.J Major George Shanks has returned from Boston and is at present with his parents, Dr.and Mrs.J, ¢.Shanks.Guests visiting during the week end at \u201cLyndhurst Farm,\u201d the home of Mr.and Mrs.J D.Stewart included Mr.and Mrs.Alfsen of Toronto, Mr.Tillotson of Chazy.NY.Mr.and Mrs, A.CC.Pilley.Mr.Frank Ray.Miss Vera Kay aud Miss KE, Tait, all of Montreal.and Mr.John Samson, CPP.tick- vt agent on the \u201cMontnairn.\u201d Mr.Lyal Stewart and sister Miss A M Stewart spent Monday in the city., Mr Perey Wylie of Westmount visite d Mrs.Jantes Allen Sunday.Rev.11.Avison.Montreal.officiated at the United Church, ou Sunday morning service, Misses Jean and Eileen Whillans were home for the week end.Several from Howick motored to Huntingdon on Friday and Sunday ovening to attend the opening services of thé new United Chureh.Miss Bouthillier spent last week in the city.The United Chureh W.M.s.sonthily meeting was held in the Hall on Tuesday afternoon.Twenty Ladies answered the Roll Call with the text word \u201cPower.\u201d Very interesting and gratifying reports were given by the delegates who attended the Montreal Preshyterial wmeet- ipes, were Mrs, Jus, MeKell, Pres.Mrs das, Bruce and Mrs.JW.Dugdale.Mrs.Robert Roy and Miss Ruby Allen represented he \u201cBroadeasters Mission Band.\u201d Mrs, Orr of Vallexticld visited relatives in this community over the week end, Misses Hazel and Emma Reid visited their parents, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Reid over the week end.Miss Carolyn Roy spent the week end with her her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Geo, Fiskin and Mrs.Bell were visitors at the homes of Mrs.Edwin Knox and Mrs.Wm.Fiskin on Tuesday.Mr, Ross Stewart visited his parents over Sunday.Mrs.John ltoss wus also home to see her little son and daughter, Mr, Ross\u2019 condition refuains much the same, Mr.R.R.Ness expects to leave for Scotland the end of this week and may be accompanied by Mr.Robert Roy.THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER.D EWGILLETT COMPANY un TORONTO, CANADA HEMMINGEORD Miss Alice Brownlee of tield was the week end Vulley- guest of Mr.and Mrs.Frank Clayland.Mr, and Mrs, John Moore spent the week end with Mrs, Fred Brown.Mr.Jerry Sparks of Newfoundland, Mr, N.Lane of Montreal and Miss Hazel McKay were week end visitors at the home of Mra, G.J.McKay.Miss Rachel Curry of Champlain, N.Y.is spending a few weeks with Mr, and Mrs.Patterson Simpson.Mr.Marshal] Simpson of New York recently visited his brother.Mr, P.simpson.Mrs, R.Mnore who quite ill ig somewhat Mr.Thos.Stewart is a patient in the Western Hospital, Montreal.He is making favorable progress.Mr, Elmer Hadley underwent a very serious operation in the Montreal General Hospital Saturday.Sorry to report Elmer is still in a very critical condition.Mr.Wiu.Lownshrough Wednesday en route for in Regina.During his stay here.Mr.Lownsbrough has been the grest of Miss Lizzie Keddy.Mrs, and Mrs.Stephen Hadley and daughter Edna are in Montreal to he with their son Elmer who is so seriously ill.has been improved.left on his home Mr, Geo.Clayland of Henrys- burg was at his home here Friday last.George expects to he transferred to Knowlton distict.The net proceeds from the play, \u201cTompkin's Hired Man,\u2019 was $87.Mrs.John Glass spent last week with Mrs, John Collings and Mrs.A.F.MeKay.DEALERS Demonstrate This Extra Value The Firestone Dealer in your locality will gladly explain to vou the extra value of Gum -Dipping.He is prepared to demonstrate how the cords of the carcass are saturated in a rubber solution, insulating every fibre of every cord with rubber, which minimizes friction.of Gum-Dipped cords have stamina insuring longer wear.Naturally, tires built extra carcass strength and FIRESTONE TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY OF CANADA, Limited HAMILTON, CANADA MOST MILES PER DOLLAR FIRESTONE BUILDS THE ONLY GUM-DIPPED TIRES \u2014T.B, Pringle, Local Agent.Hy ITT FEST IT TL, Chateaugay Empire Garage Reg\u2019d, Huntingdon| ASE IAE PITAL LT EET EAT IIL Garage (SPRAGUE BUILDING) Near the Bank on XA CEE TTX] Prices low - - West Main Street.Recently acquired by Mr.A.W.Duckett, pn experienced businessman 3 \u2014renovated, re-organized and prepared to do all kinds of repair work in a thorough and efficient manner on business lines.Electrical work of every kind by a qualified expert.Tires and tubes, accessories, batteries - - everything a well regulated garage should have.quality high.Service quick and courteous.Commercial rates to farmers.A.W.DUCKETT, Proprietor Chateaugay, N.Y.Hid ewe oT F6 isa ee sri eE HUNTINGDON À well attended meeting of the Huntingdon Tennis Club was held on Wednesday evening at the Canadian Bank of Commerce.It was decided to have the official opening of the Club on June 3rd.and a committee was appointed to look after this matter.Refreshments will be served durinæ the afternuon both to the members and to any friends they may wish to bring with them.A nominal charge will be made to cover the cost of the refreshments, The question of lighting both courts was taken up and it was moved that steps be taken to have both courts lighted up for three months ie, June, July and August.This is experted to popularize playing in the evening for it is only at that time that certain people are able to play.\u2018This innovation has been made feasible by the Beau- harnois Electric Co.who have offered to equip the courts for lighting and supply current at a very reasonable rate, OBITUARY After a short illness Mrs, Alfred Bissonette passed away Saturday morning at the age of 85 years.She leaves to mourn her loss, three sons, Fred, Omer, Wilfr.d and two daughters, Mesdames T.S Banks and C.Lalonde.seventeen grandchildren, and four great grandchildren, The funeral was held Monday morning from St, Josenh\u2019s Church.Huntingdon.DUNDEE Mr.and Mrs.Clarkson, Louise and Kenneth Clarkson of Lacolle spent the week end at the home of their cousins, Mr.and Mrs.Hugh A, Cameron, Miss Blanche Tryon is spending a tew days with friends in Montreal.Miss Bella Armstrong is vigiting with her cousins, Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Elliott of Malone, N.Y.We are very pleased to learn that Mrs.Dan Cameron has sufficiently recovered from her recent serious illness in the Montreal General Hospital to be able to have returned to her home last Saturday.NEW ERIN Mr.and Mrs, Henry Lawson and tamily of Rockburn visited a few days at the home of Mr, and Mrs.R, E.Furey.Miss Margaret Feeny of Ticonderoga, N.Y.visited relatives in this locality last week.Miss Verna Ruddock has returned home from Montreal where she was calling on friends.The Misses Susie and Louise Nouglass of Montreal were week end guests of their father, Mr.Benj, Douglass, Master Homer Hassan is spending this week in Montreal with his mother, Mrs, Charles Hassan, The Missa (Clare, Ove and Marjorie Cameron spent the week end with their teacher, Miss Ross at Powerscourt, Ironing by Electricity COOL AND COMFORTABLE EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE ONE To make it easy this company will supply every customer who so desires with A Guaranteed 6 pound Westinghouse Electric Iron At a Special Price of $4.00 From June 1st.to 15th.inclusive.On terms of 50e, down and 50e, a month for seven months.Don't Fail to Secure Yours.Beauharnois Electric Co.Ltd.Huntingdon, Que.Betty pattern Delight pattern Valencia pattern Six Cut Glass Tumblers, | Grape design.Special, Cut Glass Tumblers, 6 for SPECIAL Martha Washington House Dresses $1.98 Sizes 36 to 44.Oversizes up to size 52 Plain Glass Tumblers, fine quality This Tea equals any 80c.Tea on the market.a pound, you will want more.New Dinner Sets 16 new Dinner Sets in the very latest designs at factory cost, direct from Myoff and Sons, England, first quality Semi-Porcelain in four different patterns.Blossom pattern ooo Tea Sets Bridal Rose pattern Limoges China, 21 pieces.Pompadore Tea Sets, 21 pieces Glazed China Tea Sets 21 pieces $6.75.Glass Water Sets.Cut Glass Water Pitcher, Reg.$2.00 for $1.45.Cut Glass Sherbert Glasses 3! > inches high.Grape design, six for JAPAN TEA Try our Special Japan Tea, 70 cents a pound.Try Our price 70c.Pringle, Stark & Co.Huntingdon, Que.\u2019 5 A TES ER dE + us ee * Mark every grave.Markers on hand for $8.00.A.BRUNET Ormstown, - Huntingdon.An Old Point Settled\u2014A leopard jumped from the stage of a London, England, theatre the other day into the orchestra, It was the orchestra members and the audl- ence that changed their spots.-\u2014 Milverton Sun.In Silver munity and Tudor Plate.& Son Silver Plate.Priced in individual | Rogers, Holmes and Edward from $17.00 and up.THE HOME OF NEW Jeweller and Ansco Cameras LUS I RL IR TO ISNA TROLLS SE or TX TI FI FAT IIREEEXE, ZEXEXER TERIA ET TAIT TART AK EX LXE XX TEN X EA TEIN TXTTANXT KE IIIT FCS XT TXT ATZEA For Distinctiveness Thursday, May 19th., 1927.Thoughtfu] Lads\u2014Two Michigan hoys attempted to shoot their father so that he shouldn\u2019t learn they'd killed one of his horses.Not all boys are s0 eager to save the dad from worrying.\u2014Edmonton Bulletin.Flatware Come to Brown\u2019s Here you will find the many pattems in Com- Also we are showing the various patterns in 1847 Heirloom, and Wm.Rogers fancy pieces as low as 75 cents and 6 Teaspoons for $2.00.Or in the new Duo-Service Tray with 26 pieces THINGS IN SILVER W.S.BROWN Optometrist, Huntingdon, Que.and Supplies.SF ISI ETIIIIII IIIS $20.00 and $19.00.Made breasted.: É É : 2 2 price $32.00.be 8 Young men's Spring $16.00, $18.00 and $19.00.Men's Silk Socks, a 50c., 60c.and 75c.and boys.buttons.$1.25 to $2.45.RAEI SLT BBIE Howick, Quebec.Semi-Ready Suits Just received a number of men's Suits, all good patterns, regular price label, Men's Navy Blue Suits, \u201cSpecial Botany,\u201d all wool, imported from England, always on hand.Label Gent\u2019s Furnishings Young men\u2019s Soft Felt Grey Hats with colored Bands.Combination and two piece Underwear for men Try a Suit of our Hatchway Combinations, no Ties, Garters, Arm Bands, Belts.Men's Dress Shirts with Collar to match from Ladies\u2019 H oleproof $24.00, to be sold out at up both single and double Overcoats, a good range at large range of patterns at Hoisery INAS T PISTE EE EST ESS Tr ESS te TEESE SAE / f = TEE NE T TT TR TOITS I I CIR IIR RTI I TS Tr I Eas ally good value.Ladies\u2019 Silk Come and look over FA RE A A I IL LS A TL KE LL Ir 50c.square yard.C.C.M.Bicycles in stock, EXT AEER EEE SAREE, EXXAXREETT Cr] ASE3XRE Poe Address all communications to Ormstown, Phone 31.Howi Just received all the season's new shades and we recommend this No.870 at $1.00 a pair to be exception- Vests at $1.50 and Bloomers $2.35.Knitted Lingerie, Vests at $1.00 and Bloomers $1.40.Gold Seal CONGOLEUM Rugs all sizes in stock.New Patterns in Floor Oilcloths 8-4 sizes at New patterns in Table Oilcloths, Stair Oilcloths.Underwear our Woods Lavender line.Also Mercury q Dominior and Goodyear Tires and Tubes, all sizes in stock in Cord and Balloon.fully equipped at $36.00.All kinds of Bicycle parts always on hand.\u2014_\u2014 RENNIE\u2019S SEED CORN To arrive this week the followings lines: \u2014 Improved Leaming, Wisconsin, No.7.Red Clover.Kindly leave us your order.L.J.GEBBIE: 2 ~~ A) Tr, 4 \u2019 LA o + ~ We AR ! \"Ay.a ¢ Vo Thursday, May 19th., 1927.has sprained his anile in a game and will not be able to play for a considerable length of time.Miss Olivia MacDonald who has taken a position in the C.P.R.of- flces was home over the week end.Dr, and Mrs.G.B.Hakins of Norwood, N.Y., spent the week end with Mr.and Mrs.S.J.Robinson, Henderson Street.Mrs, Robinson accompanied them back to Nor- wood where she visited for a couple of days, Mr.Chas.Monique of Montreal spent a few days at his home here this week, Mrs.W, F.Welch of Howick hus heen spending the past week here with her sister, Mrs.N.H.Gay and attended the dedication and opening services of the United Church.The Misses Eunice Tannahill, Marjorie MeEwen, and Messrs.Gerald Hunter, Donald MeCrim- mon.David McFarlane and Charles Henderson have completed this season's course at McGill University and will spend the holidays at their respective homes, Mrs.Elmer McCracken of Toronto is visiting with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Hooker.Mr.W.F.Stephen of Ottawa spent the week end with his family here.Mr.Gilmore has returned from a visit of a week in Potsdam.N.Y.Mrs.Elizabeth Hastings of La- chine, Que.and Mrs, J.T.Tomson of Swanton.Vi.are visiting at the home of Mrs.Jas, Will.Rev.I.Norman of Montreal attended the dedication service of the United Church and was the guest of Mr.and Mrs, R.S.Pringle.Mr.and Mra, Fred Malloy spent Sunday with friends in Ormstown.Miss Myrtle Mefracken of Montreal spent the werk end with her parents.Mr.and Mrs, Robert Me- Cracken, .\u2019 Miss Amy Hunter of Montreal spent the weok end at her home here, Mr.Philemon Pagé snd family of Montreal spent Sundav at fhe home of Mr.and Mrs.René Mi- chaud, Mrs.J.R.Clouston, Mr and Mrs.Forbes and Mr, and Mrs.Hunter and little danghter of Montreal attended the dedirationr and onening service of the United Church and were the guests of Dr.and Mrs, H.R.Clouston.Miss Constanre Winfred of Hol- lvwood.Calif, visited with friends in town Monday evening.Miss Ruth Ferrv of Montreal rnent the week end with her parents.Mr.and Mrs, Charles Ferry.Miss Antoinette Michaud spent the week end in Montreal.Rev, W, S.Lennon.B.A.\u2026 of Sherbrooke, officiating man at Sunday's services in the United Church was the week end guest of Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Sellar.Rev.Mr, Macateer of Mundee officiated at Sunday's services in the Presbyterian Church.Mr.John D.Leehy recently spent a few days in Montreal, D.D.clergy- n | McNAIR $17.65 Bed Outfit Link Fabric Spring, White Enamel Bed, Mattress of wood fibre with felt top and bottom, any size.Ship anywhere prepaid.Cash with order.EE $2.39 : Bed : Comforter Good value.$15.80 Refrigerator Five wall construction, perfect refrigeration, galvanized lined.Lit ie Pillows $1.75 and up.New Prices Congoleum { Rugs McNair House Furnishing Store Phone 47 Huntingdon (ieorge | United Church, The Sunday train on the Canadian National Railway line began to operate last Sunday and will continue to do so throughout the summer.\\ Mr.and Mrs, E.Bouchard spent Sunday at the home of Mr.Ferd I.efebvre, Mr, and Mrs.W.J, Donovan Fort Covington.N.Y.spen! in town.Mr.Gordon Addie of Montreal was a caller in town Sunday afier- noon, .Miss Edythe Flynn left on Monday for Vancouver where she will spend a few months with her sister, Mrs.Sexton.Mrs, Ward Kelly entertained sixteen little folks and their mothers on Monday afternoon in honor of her little daughter Margaret's sixth birthday, The children enjoyed a series of games superv'sed by the Misses Duncan and Henderson.ST.AGNES Mr.John Quenneville left last week for Montreal, where he has secured a position.Mr.and Mrs.Armand Perrier, of Huntingdon, were Sunday guests of her father, Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Leblane and family.The Misses Fva and Vivian Leblanc spent Saturday in Vallevfield, to ns- sivt at the reunion of old and new students of the Normal School, Val- leyfield.Miss Lovette Leblanc of Iunting- don, spent Sunday at her home here, Mr.and Mrs.Alp.Leblane and family were Sunday guests of relatives in St.Anicet.Miss Pearl Murphy, R.N.Hyde Hospital, Malone, is some time at her home here.Mr, and Mrs.Alfred Latulipe and family motored on Friday 1e visit relatives in Bombay, N.Y.Mr.and Mrs.Eli Demers of Mas- sena were week end guests of relatives here, of Sunday of Alice spending Mr, and Mrs.Frank Harr'son and daughter Sarah of Montreal recently visited relatives and friends in this locality.Mr, and Mrs, Steve Quesnel and family, and Mr.and Mrs, Art.Rousselle of Bombay called on Mr.and Mrs.Stephen Quesney recently.The Misses Lucienne and Evelina Leger of St.Anicet spent the week zague and Valleyfield, were present and addressed the assembly.A musical programme was rendered and enjoyed by the delegates, One of the hest acted and enter taining amateur vlays ever given in Vallevfleld was presented on Friday night by the Wesley Players, of Wesley United Church, Notre Dame de Grace.The hall of the United Church was filled to capacity to see the charming three- act comedy, \u201cThe Laughing Cure.\u2019 which made the audience enjoy the acting and humour to more than the extent of a smile.There were many difficult roles, some of which were given hetter than others hut none of which were unworthy.Warly fn the play there was an impression of vestraint and slight hesitancy, which wore off and he- came one of confidence and enter ing into the spirit of the situation so thoroughly that the audience became infected and took the laughing cure too.The stage was convincingly and tastefully set, no detail heing overlooked.and the lighting was effective, whieh added much to the suceess of the even ing, The Board of Managers are to be congratulated for heirg able to procure the geri®ees of these talented players, who \"are expected to return in the fall with anothe good play.DUNDEF The Rev, J.B.Maclean, D.D., | Huntingdon conducted Communion services in the Dundee Presbyter- fan church on Sunday.May 15th with seven new communicants.At the close af the service one child was brought forwsrd for hant'sm.The Rev.J Rodgers of Toronto held evangelistic services throughout the previous week.MARRIED Moore-Rutherford-\u2014At the United Church Parsonage, Huntingdon.hy the Rev J 1.Hughes, on Saturday.May 14th.1927.Albert Rohert Moore of Ormstown to Miss Anna Lytle Rutherford, of Huntingdon, CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Time Table Changes Effective May 1st.end at their home here, Colds Pain Headache Neuralgia Neuritis Toothache formation now in ngents hands.| RIK \u2018 Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Lumbago Rheumatism DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Safe Leaves Huntingdon 6.30 a.m.Leaves Huntingdon A.St.Ormstown, u Las al rough roads! thrills you with delight! mand! cushion every shock! Beauty such a car! A rightness about in much higher-priced cars! All these things Chevrolet gives you Sunday only\u20141st.trip 7.30 am.11.00 a.m.2nd.Trip.Leaves Huntingdon Leaves Montreal ; 6.00 p.m.10.00 p.m.Regular service now in effect The bus takes passengers from Huntingdon at the Moir Hotel.The station at Montreal is Chaboillez Square.Onge, Prop.ity t powER that laughs at high hills and Smoothness that Speed and acceleration that meet your every de-* Long, resilient springs that makes you proud to be seen driving little detail that you would expect only Accept only \u201cBayer\u201d package which contains preven directions.Handy \u201cBayer\u201d boxes of 12 tahlets Also bottles of 24 and 100\u2014Druggiste.Aspirin is the trade mark (registered in Canada) of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetie- acldester of Salicylicacid (Acetyl Salieylic Actd, that Aspirin means Bayer manufacture, to assist the public against imitations, the Tabiets of Bayer Company will be stamped with their general trade mark, the \u2018\u2018Baver Cross, \u201cA, 8.A\u201d).While It is well known RT TI AE AE RL STRESS DELAI EEE Montreal Bus Service Now Running Daily Daily except Sunday Leaves Montreal 4.00 p.m.Leaves Montreal Quebec.price.History is now selling at new and lower Le lowest for which et has ever been sold in Canada.that Roadster - - - $635 Touring - - - .$655 Sport Roadster 3730 Coupe - - .- - $780 Coach - - - - 760 -.- 3863 every Cabriolet - .$890 Landau Sedan $930 Imperial Landau Sedan - - - .$973 Roadster Delivery $653 Com'rc\u2019l Chassis $490 1.Ton Truck is + 0-0 0000 $643 Tazes Prices ot Factory, Oshawe\u2014Government Estre CF-5016 ul Chevrolet 2 A change in passenger train schedules will he made on May lst, in- Mr.and Mrs.A, Cook.of Orm- stown and Miss Margaret Bone, of \u2018 Montreal were \u2018visitors with Mr.@ and Mrs.Ovans on Tuesday.A Mrs.Pavier of Montreal spent a arate pieces.day last week with her cousins, the Misses Holiday, Mrs.MeBride and Mrs.Lucas who spent the winter in Montreal, have returned to the'r homes in Dewittville for the summer.On Tuesday Miss Marcaret Gilbert went to Franklin where she wil] remain for a few davs with her sister, Mrs, Jessie Lamb, Misses Mary Van Viet.and Edith Ritchie of Montreal were the week end guests of Mrs LL.Van Vitet.Miss Ezilda Helnau't of Valley: field was home for the week end.Mr.Charlie Monique of Montreal is visiting at the heme of his father.Mr.Damase Monfoue, Mr, Herbie Bailey and from Montreal sn-nt Dewittville.Mr.Joe Hetnault who had heen fn Massena for u few davs returned home on Mondav, Mra, Carruthers nr \u201coreownod Ort, is a guest of Mrs.Geo.Moore.Rev.Dr, Maclean havine pape to Pundea on Sunday 16 administer the Sacrament.the pulvit here was aceupied hv Mr, MeAteer.a college student who nreaches in Dundee.ST.ANICET à friend \u201cunday in prize consisting of a »>10 gold niece weg awarded to Joby L.Mur phy of St.Anicet.THE FUNTINGDON GLEAN +R 1s ER YEAR \u2014 ONLY 81.50 1 Phone 135.K Ov ed led inner-s® At hote ® Sold packas n dining-\u201c yants- yocers Tal Ae \\NRER SEALED NN The Most Beautiful Chevrolet in Chevrolet prices 5 Dealers for McLaughlin and Chevrolet, O'CONNOR BROS, Phone 114W A _ É gE ul me silverware designs we have ever had the ilcasure of showing.Furnished in complete table outfits or in sep- The Cll T'me Fiddlers Contest held at Chateaugav.NY.on the PI 17th was a great success.The first ate.hh Oneida Community Week May 14th.to 21st.Complete Silverware services in Tudor and Community Wm.G.Webber Watchmaker & Jeweller, Huntingdon.hat Cannot be Duplicated atChevrolet Pr and only Chevrolet cen give them at Chevrolet ice Huntingdes, Que THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Page 5 NTINGDO BORN A Puzzler\u2014lf exercise will elim- Farm, Howick is spending this HUNTINGDON HU Lawrence ON of Mon- VALLEYFIELD Sonne\u2014At the Catherine Booth inate fat.how in the world does a CHATEAUGUAY BASIN week with Mr.and Mrs.R.A.A beautiful and graceful silver treal spent the week end at his An interesting and instructive Hospital, Montreal, on May 13th, woman get a double chin?\u2014Melita Mrs.J.R.Dickenson attended a |Gentles.cup is at present on display in W.|home here.~ meeting of the Catholic teachers of{ to Mr.and Mrs.R.Thomas| Era, Council meeting of the Provincial Mrs.C.Pemberton-\\Vooler left S.Brown's window.It stands about| Miss Mildred McArthur who at-|Chateauguay.Beauharnois and| Sonne (neé Mute! Lumsden), a ~ 7 [Chapter IO.D.E, held in Montreal! | on Monday to spend a few weeks 18 inches bigh and has a highly |tends Macdonald College spent the |Chateauguay, Beauharnois and Hun| duughter.> last Thursday.at Gray Rock Inn, Ste.Jovite, polished base.The mouth of the week end at her home here.Huntingdon was held Saturday in DIED.C F Mr, and Mrs.(Charles Higgins M w Wright returned last cup has a circumference of 44 in.Mr.Roy Cooper of Montreal|the Knights of (olumbus Hall.Kearns\u2014At Mendocino, Cal, on have returned from Florida, U.S.A.nt LA A ont Que A wreath of laure] in silver about spent the week end here with his| There were about 125 representa-| April 28, 1927, David Kearns, a he making the journey by motor.week from Dougeniont, ; the top adds beauty to the cup.On family.tives from the various sections, native of Hemmingford, Que.À Mrs.George Horsnell has return- Miases Beth Kerr and Jean Marthe cup is engraved: \u201cHon.J.A.Mrs.Charlesworth of Chatham,|Who wish to be associated with the and brother of Wim, H.Kearns ¢ ./ ed from Brooklyn, N.Y.and ia |Shall of Montreal were guests on Robb, Trophy for Best Display|ont, is visiting at the home of her rural school organization of the| of .Hemmingford.W = much improved in health, Sunday of Mrs.N, E.Jack.Heavy Horses, Owned and Bred byl brother.Mr.E.C.McCoy.province.Canon Mousseau, Prin-|Hayter\u2014At Clinton.Mass, on May| # COMMUNITY Mr.and Mra, J.Percival Hamil- Mr.and Mrs, Wm.Gebble with Exhibitor, Ormstown Show, 1927.\" Many strangers were in town tipal of the Normal School of Val- 11, John Hayter, aged 70 years.2 PLATE yon have arrived from Montreal and [their daughter Gladys.and son It may be interesting for some |over the week end, the drawing |!eYfield presided.Several Commis- i TT Qi AM is ave taken a cottage for the sea- Douglas and Mrs.Thos, Gebble of of our readers L0 know that Pete|card being the dedication and for.|5ioners from Ormstown, Hunting- DEWITTVILLE the a dh one of son, Howick were Sunday guests of Mr, 1: Bush, well known Laseball player,{ ma] opening of the Huntingdon |dPN.Dundee, St.Loris de Gon- Bennte Ct'nfaur.W.E.LEFEBVRE\u2019S \u201cThe Place to do Your Shopping\u201d Mra.Jamer Kerr of Sunnybrae and Mra.But - - No damage done! Baggage, as a rule, is none too \\ kindly handled \u2018round trains WR and depots.And lest you en- 5) tertain fears for your belong- N ings within, it pays to buy only the kind that'll take the hardest bumps without damage.Our Quality-Built Luggage will stand the test for years! Wardrobe [runks All Steel Trunk, Brass corners, unbreakable Genuine Leather Club Bag.well lined Leather Hat Box Suit Cases, Fibre $1.15 to $2.~.$34.50 9.95 7.75 4.75 Trunks, Travelling Bags, etc.The famous Lamontagne make.A new line Flannel Suits.Sport Pants in grey and fawn, fancy striped and checked.Reduction in men\u2019s Felt Hats.Summer Caps.Boy's Golf Stockings just received.A fine assortment of latest novelty ties - - fine Socks - - and fine Shirts - - Something nifty for the boy - - a Derby Cap in a light shade.\u201c Ladies\u2019 Coats Snappy assortment of ladies\u2019 Coats, your pick at $9.95 Line ladies\u2019 House Dresses \u2026 85c.Ginghams - - newest stvles and patterns.Luxite Hosiery - - a lovely hosiery in French nude.Yvonne, Flesh, Sunburn and other colors.Kiddies Wash Suits $1.68.Kiddies Camp Chairs Straw Hats ixiddies Parasols - - Ladies Handkerchiefs - - Tablecloths - - Dalmor Lovely Lace Panels.I'lot large Flannelette Blankets, per pr.$2.18.Babies Wear.Shoes Shoes Running Shoes for men, women and children.New line Muleskin Rubber Sole Shoes, ideal for light summer wear.Save 15% to 20% on Shoes.Royal and Eagle brand fine Shoes.Stylish in appearance - - durable.Real bargains in odd lines of Shoes.Black Oxford, new style last, Goodyear Welt.Pl Regular $6.00 for $4.75.Light tan Balloon style Shoes $ 5.50 Patent Leather Shoes \u2026 5.00 Light Tan fancy Shoes 5.95 Water Tumblers, 59¢.dozen.SEEDS SEEDS SEEDS MILK PAILS | Model 1927 Davidson Sanitary | Sanitary, Seamless | Milk Strainer for Condensed | Jovernment approved, $1.25 | ans or Separator .$2.20 | GROCERIES French Mustard, large jar \u2026 oo vu 29 4 lb.jar pure Strawberry Jam \u2026 85 Cocoanut, per lb.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 Shirriff's Jelly with premium .Fig Cookies, per Ib.een, Large bottle Catsup nes 24 Stewart's Creamery Butter at market price.Apples, per doz.\u2026\u2026 35 Fresh Smoked Meats for the week-end.Flour is on the rise but we still sell our famous Robin Hood Flour per cwt.$4.45.W.E.Lefebvre Phone 79.Huntingdon.POTATOES A good lot of N.B.potatoes\u2014Try a few bags for seed. Page 6 THE MURDER OF ROGER ACKROYD By AGATHA CHRISTIE Author of \u201cThe Secret Adversary,\u201d \u201cThe Murder on the Links,\u201d ete.vou?\u201d On.I have nothiug to do with the servants Miss Russell ut- tends to the houselold matiers.¢ inspector remained lost in (nought for a minute or two.Then he nodded his head and remarked, 1 think I'd better have a word with Miss Russell, and Pl see the girl Dale as well.\u201d I accompanied him to Potrot tt Miss ltus- : housekeeper's roon.; the received us with her usual sang-froid.__ Elsie Dale had been at Fernly girl, quick at her duties, und most repectable.Good references.The last girl wo the world to take anything not Ix longing to her.What about the \u201cShe, 100, was girl.Very quiet and excellent worker.\u201d \u201cThen why is she spector.Lo.ed Mise ae! pursed up her Hps.\u201cIt was none of my doing, Lune derstand Mr.Ackroyd found faut with her yesterday afternoon.was her duty to do the study, and she disarranged some of the papers on his desk, 1 believe.He was very annoyed about it, and she gave notice.At least.that is what ! et derstood from her, but perhaps yo! would like to see her yourselves: five months.A nice parlormaid?à most superior ladylike, An leaving?\" ask- P * ' had al- The inspectol assented.1 : : noticed the girl when she ready Em at lunch, À tail wits waiting on us | .brown hair roll- (rl, with a lot of I ed lightly away at the hack of het 4 d very steady gray eves neck, and 3 oo She came in answer to the Hers summons, and «ood straight with those same gray fixed on us.\u201cYou are the inspector.\u201cYes, sir\u201d.+100 ue \u201cj understand yon are leaving\u201d \u201cYes, sir.\u201d \u201cWhy is that?«1 disarranged some Mr.Ackroyd's desk.He angry ahout it.and | said | hetter leave.He told me to go soon as possible.\u201d \u201cWere you in Mr.roy room at all last night?Tidying or anything?\u201d a «No, sir.That is Elsic\u2019s never went near that part Of se.\u201d nou must tell you, my girl, that a large sum of money is missing from Mr.Ackroyd's room.\u201d At last 1 saw her 1oused, A wave of color swept over er face, #] know nothing about any money If you think 1 took it.and that that is why Mr.Ackroyd dismissed me, you are wrong.\u201d ; \u201cI'm not accusing you of taking it, my girl.\u201d said the inspector.\u201cDon't flare up so.\u201d .The girl looked at him coldly.\u201cYou can search my things if you like,\u201d she said disdaintully.\u201cBut you won't find anything.\" Poirot suddenly interposed.\u201cIt was yesterday afternoon that Mr.Ackroyd dismissed you\u2014or you very ever Ursula Bourne?\u201d asked on very had as papers wis Ackroyd's beu- up work.1 the dismissed yourself was it not?\u201d he asked.The girl nodded, .\u201cHow long did the interview last?\u201d \u201cThe interview?\u201d \u201cYes, the interview between and Mr.Ackroyd in the study?\u2019 \u201cI\u2014I don't Know.\u201d \u201cTwenty minutes?Half an hour?\u2019 \u201cSomething like that.\u201d \u201cNot longer?\u201d you \u201cNot longer than half an hour.certainly.\u201d .; \u2018Thank you.mademo'selle.\u201d I looked curiously at him.He was rearranging a few objects on the table.setting them straight with precise fingers.His eves were shining.\u201cThat'll do.\u201d sald the inspector.Ursula Bourne disappeareu.The inspector turned to Miss Russell.\u201cHow long has she heen here?Have vou got a copy of the reference you had with her?\u201d Without answering the first question, Miss Russell moved to an adjacent bureau.opened one of the drawers, and took out a handful of letters clipped together with a patent fastener.She selected one ana handed it to the inspector.\u201cH'm.\u201d =aid he \u2018Reads all right.Mrs.Richard Follicett, of Marby Grange, Marby.Who's this woman?\" Quite good county people,\u201d sald Miss Russell.\u201cWell,\u201d said the inspector, hana- ing it back.\u2018lets have a look at the other one, Elsie Dale.\u201d Elsie Dale was a big fair girl, with a pleasant but shghtly stupid face.She answered our questions readily enough, and showed much distress and concern ut the loss ol the money, : \u201cI don't think there's anything wrong with her,\u201d observed the 1n- spector, after he hud dismisseu her.\u201cWhat about Parker?\u2019 Miss Russell pursed her wether and made no reply.\u201cI've a feeling there's something wrong about that man.' the inspector continued thoughtfully.\u201cThe trouble is that | don\u2019t quite see when he got his opportunity.He'd be busy with his duties immediately after dinner.and he's got a pretty good alibi «ll through the evening.I know.for I've been devoting particular attention to it.lips tou- Well, thank you very much, Miss Russell, We'll leave things us they are for the present.It's highly probable Mr.Ackroyd paid that money away himself.\u201d The housekeeper bade us a dry good-afternoon, und we took our leave.1 left the house with Poirot.\u201c1 wonder.1 said, breaking the silence, \u2018what the papers the girl disarranged could have heen for Ackroyd to have got into sueh à state about them?| wonder 11 there is any clew there to the nys- tery, \u2018The secretary said there were no papers of particular importance on the desk.\u201d said Poirot quietly.\u201cYes, but\u2014\" 1 paused, \u201cIt strikes you as odd that royd should have flown rage ubout so trivial a \u201cYes, it does rather.\u201d \u2018But was it a trivial matter?\u201d \u201cOI course.\u201d admitted.we don\u2019t know what those papers may have heen, Bur Raymond certainly said\u2014\" \u2019 \u201cLeave M.for a minute.» that girl?\u201d \u201cWhich girl?Yes, the Bourne.\u201d \u201cShe seemed a niece girl\u201d hesitatingly.Poirot repeated my worés.but whereas I had laid a slight stress an the fourth word.he put it on the second.\u201cShe seemed a nice girl\u2014yes.\u201d Then.after a minute's silence, he took something from his pocket and handed {it to me.\u201d Ack- into a matter\" Raymond out of it What did you think Thé parlormaid\u201d\" parlormaid.Ursula L said \u201cSee, my friend, will show you something, Look there.\u201d sula alibi Can hard and must tack.Cae and The paper he was that compiled by the inspector and given by him morning.finger, 1 saw a, small cross in pencil opposite strictly speaking, Mrs.her letter mentioned a person\u2014she didn\u2019 we took it and 1, that it was a man,\u201d Poirot did not seem to be listening to me.himself again.\u201cBut then it is possible after \u2014-yes, certainly it is then-\u2014ah! 1 ideas, needed \u2014otherwise 1 am \u201d He broke off.and whirled upon nie again.\u201cWhere is Marby?\u201d \u201cit ficulties.this.\u2019 \u201cPoor Ralph.\u201d 1 sigh.noeent, Poirot looked at me gravely.\u201cNo truth?\u201d Of course.\u201d \u201cThen you friend, everything points to che assumption that he is guilty.\u201d \u201cWhat!\u201d T exclaimed.Poirot nodded.\u201cYes, he is stupid\u2014has everything pointing his way.I seek for the truth\u2014 THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER.had handed me Poirot the to Following that pointing marked the name Ur- Bourne.° \u201cYou may not have noticed it at the time, my good friend, but there was one person on this list whose had no kind of confirmation.Ursula Bourne.\u201d \u201cy \u201cDr.Sheppard, anything.Ursula Bourne may have killed Mr.Ackroyd, hut 1 confess | can see no motive for her doing so.ou don\u2019t think\u2014\"' dare to think you?\u201d He looked at me very hard\u2014so that 1 felt uncemfortable.\u201c(tan you?\u201d he repeated.\u201cNo motive whatsoever,\u201d 1 firmly.His gaze sald frowned \u201cSince relaxed.He murmured to himself: the blackmailer was a man, it follows that she cannot be the biack- mailer, then\u2014\"' 1 coughed.\u201cAs far as that goes\u2014\" I began doubtfully.He spun round on me.\"What?What are you going to say?\u201d \u201cNothing.Nothing.Only that, Ferrars in t actually specify a man.But for granted, Ackroyd He was muttering to all possible\u2014but rearrange my Method, order; never have ! tnem more.Everything tit in\u2014in its appointed place on the wrong must round chester.\u201d \u201cIt\u2019s an the other side of Cran- \u2018How far away?\u201d \u201cOh!\u2014fourteen miles, perhaps.\u201d \u201cWould it he possible for you to 20 there?To-morrow, say?\u201d \u201cTo-morrow?Let sunday.What there?\" \u201cSee al] vou tan about \u201cVery that's arrange it.me to do me ser, ] could von want Yes, do this Mrs.Folllott., Find out Ursula Bourne.\u201d flut\u2014-I don't: much well.for the job\u201d is not the time to make dif- A man's life may hang on said \u201cYou helivve him to though?\" with a he in- vou want tn knew the shall have it.My that stupid inspector\u2014for the truth leads me every time Absolutely Harmless \u2014 No Opiates.F.KING BLAIR \u2014 Colic MOTHER :\u2014 Fletcher's Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind 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 En Physicians everywhere recommend it.R | BANK OF TOTAL ASSET : Established 1817 HUNTINGDON BRANCH Ne W.Sparrow, Manager.WHEN BANK OF MONTREAL TOKENS WERE USED FOR SMALL CHANGE FOUNDED before Canada had any currency of its own, the Bank of Montreal in the early part of the Nineteenth Century obtained authorization from the British Government to issue copper tokens for small change.eproduced herewith are the two sides of the one-penny token of 1838 and of a \u201chabitant\u201d token of 1837.The obverse of the former shows a picture of the building used by the Bank of Montreal at that time, the obverse of the latter a typical farmer of Lower Canada, now Quebec.The reverse of both coins is the same, showing the arms of the city of Montreal.Throughout its long history, the Bank of Montreal has always been 1 active in serving the financial needs of the people of Canada, steadily extending its service as the need and opportunity for it arose.MONTREAL 8 IN EXCESS OF #5780,000,000 Resident Manager.to Ralph Paton.Motive, opportunity, means.But I leave no stone un- Poirot Pays a Cail 1 was slightly nervous when | background?The wish, intelligible ago, way?\" \u201cOh; a year or two\u2014I can't re-|!n L understand?\u201d \u2018Yes.Yes, she did.That is quite her?\u201d 1 asked.underlying her flung up her head my manner.tle odd, you know.nervousness.turned.| promised Mademoise,.e | right.\u201d that was vaguely familiar.Thora.And she was very sure, that! \u201cAnd you were satisfied with| \u201cIs it really necessary to ask tle one, out very sure indeed.her whilst she was with you?How |all these questions?\u201d BR XI long was she with you, by the| \u201cNot at all,\u201d I said, with an should 1?It\u2014it just seemed a lit- A $50,000,000.00 That's all.She in a gesture air of surprise and a tinge nf apology \u2018I had no idea you Thursday, May 19th., 1927.BONDS Issued in sums of $100 and upwards bearing the attractive rate of FIVE PER CENT.per annum, payable half yearly.§ > be \u201c3 ; These Bonds are issued by the ONE attornoon 1 wondered Member exuctly how long.Sne\u2014 Would mind, answering (hem.1 am Canada Perman t very much what Poirot expected to |5he 18 very capable.1'm sure you vey sorry.left her and she 1} n en find out.He had entrusted the job VI find her quite satisfactory.I] =e on 4 t and she Me Mortgage Corporation to me.Why?Was it because, as didn't know she was leaving Fern- A Op eee ae which is one of the oldest financial in- in the case of questioning Major lV.I hadn't the least idea of it.\u201d Ont I don't mind answer | tutions in Canada (established 1855) In the case of questioning Malor| \u2018Can you tell me anything about them.I assure you 1 don't.Why [Zutions 8 EarE Cn prRene and has assets exceeding in the first case, sce t e| \u201cAnything about her?\u201d ; quite meaningless EE son \u201cYes, where she comes from, tittle odd.\u201d \u2018 £ bel ai- Interest commences the day the My meditations were interrupted Who her people are\u2014that sort of} ne 2 ition ar o tha ad a mee money is received.; by the advent of a smart parlor- thing?\" oa KH oe on a dre 1yi \"| Eull particulars may be obtained from maid.Mrs, Folllott's face wore more |USUsIly tell when people are \"5 !Donald McKenzie Rowat, N.P.Yes, Mrs.Folliott wus at heme.than ever its frozen look, to you 1 should have KnowE from| ROYAL TRUST CHAMBERS, }.was ushered into a big drawing-| \u201cT dan\u2018t knaw ot all , nt ° 1 th rues \"did ina Province of Quebec Representatice.room, and looked round me curi- \u201cWhom was she with before sha \"° ne else, that she mind ously as 1 waited for the mistress |came to you?\" ee e she .qu ely ee .of the house.A large nare room,| I afraid I don\u2019t remember.\u201d ntensely.She was thoroughly \u2014un- some good bits of old china, and There was à spark of anger now (Continued on Page 8) Le some beautiful etchings, shabbyl RE eee ee ee TI covers and curtains.A lady's room in every sense of the term.I turned from the inspection of a Bartolozzi on the wall as Mrs.Folliott came into \u2018the room.She was a tall woman, with untidy brown hair, and a very winning smile.\u201cDr.Sheppard,\u201d she sald hesitatingly.\u201cThat is my name,\u201d I replied.\"I must apologize for calliag upon vou like this, but I wanted some information about a parlormaid previously employed by you.Ursul: Bourne.\u201d With the utterance of the name the smile vanished from her face, and all the cordiality froze out of her manner, She looked uncomfortable and ill at ease.\u201cUrsula Bourne?\u201d itatingly.\u201cYes,\u201d I said.\u2018Perhaps you do not' remember the name?\u201d \u201cOh, yes, of course, 1\u2014I remember perfectly.\u201d \u201cShe left you just over a she said hes- year \u2014 We built this SMP 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HOTEL Valleyfield, Que.First class meals and roorss at res sonable prices.Pay us a visit and convince yourself.50 rooms and garage for 15 autos.ARMAND LOISELLE, Manager.LUCIEN BAILLARGEON NOTARY PUBLIC Successor to J.I.Crevier and À.PR.Leduc Notaries Public.Offise in the O'Connor trance Next to Moriarty\u2019s Money to loan.settlement, DONALD M.ROWAT NOTARY Royal Trust Chambers 107 St.James St, Montreal At Huntingdon every Saturday unless notice to contrary in Gleaner | Phone Harbor 2460.NUMA E.BROSSOIT, K.C.ADVOCATE Recorder of the City of Valleyfield, Valleyfield, P.Q.Will attend all the courts in the District of Beauharnois an\u2019 Montreal.Phone No.60.MYER GAMEROFF Tel.Main 7180-7181 Advocate, Barrister and Solicitor, 92 Notre Dame St.East, Room 61.Joseph Cohen, Counsel.Will attend Huntingdon County Courts A.LONGTIN Block, en- Building.Estute and succession Montreal ADVOCATE King Street HUNTINGDON, QUE.LAURENDEAU & COSSETTE Advocates VALLEYFIELD P.Q.J.G.Laurendeau, J.P.Cossette .C.L.L.L.Mr.Laurendeau will be at Hunting- don, at Moir's Hotel, every Ist.and 3rd.Saturday of each month.Mr.Cossette will be at Ste.Martine, County Building, the2nd.ai.d last Saturday of each month.Erle C.Martin, B.A, B.C.L.ADVOCATE Office over Braithwaite Bros.Store Chateauguay St, Huntingdon Phone 175 - Mr.Martin will be in Ormstown the first and third Monday of each month.H.E.PURCELL Surgeon Dentist Located over Braithwaite Bros.Store Chateauguay St., Huntingdon Evenings by Appointment Phone 189.ARTHUR W.SULLIVAN Q.L.S.& C.E.Successor to John I.Sullivan Q.L.S.& C.E.Surveying and Engineering of water courses and bounding of properties, etc, attended to promptly.Address: P.O.Box 124, Valleyfieid, Que., or Main 8586, Montreal.Mutual Fire Insurance Co.COUNTY OF BEAUHARNOIS (Incorporated 1852) Insures nothing but Farm and Isolated 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, A.Philps, Managér, 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.Phone 634-12 R.F.D.No.1 SELLING OF FARMS I have them of all sizes and for all purposes, with or without stock.Also town properties, village lots, ete.All rices to suit purchasers of all means.Now {s the time to buy.For full particulars apply to FRED J.DONNELLY, Licensed Auctioneer and Real Estate, Glenelm, Que.Phone 604 r 2-1 Huntingdon Exchange The Huntingdon Gleaner is published every Thursday by the Huntingdon Gleaner, Inc, in the Brown Bldg, Chateauguay Street, Huntingdon, Que.hn : LY wo + N > .pers + N A Al £ Thursday, May 19th., 1927.New Huntingdon (Continued from Page 3) Mesdames Fortune, Reese, Welch, Guy, Me- Coy and Wood, Messrs.Wilson, Winter, McCullough, Templeton, Reid, McMillan, Stark, McClatchie, Reese, Welch, Gay, Collins, Stephen, Allan and Dr.Shanks.A number of the choir for these services came from the neighbouring congregations and to whom the Rev.J.I.Hughes expressed the thanks of the congregation in particular when expressing thanks and words of praise to the choir.The Opening Tea Meeting.Friday evening the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society members catered for the Church Opening Tea Meeting.The attendance was large and the ladies served bountiful and delicious suppers from six until after eight o'clock.At this hour the people assembled in the auditorium where brief remarks were made by the visiting brethren.Dr.H.R.Clouston, who was secretary of the building committee made a short report on their activities.His report showed that the committee were most diligent and exacting in the carrying out of the set plans.The contractors Messrs.Faulkner and Car- ruthers were called upon to speak but declined with thanks.Here it might be truthfully said that the contractors, the building committee and the architect Mr.Forbes and Mr.Geo.Simpson the supervisor are to be congratulated upon erecting such a magnificent church.Mr.R.S.Pringle and Mr.Alex.McEdwards were the vencassers for the building fund, so Mr.Pringle was called upon to make u report on same.The financial report was published some months ago and Mr.Pringle stated that they were more than pleased with the results of their labours which at first appeared ns almost an undue task for two men.He said they were greatly pleased with the voluntary contributions made and particularly when $0 many young men gave so freely of their savings.The choir rendered a number of anthems, solos and quartettes all of which were greatly appreciated, the new organ coming in for many favorable comments.Sunday brought unfavorable weather for people driving distances but even though such prevailed on Sunday the attendances at the Sunday opening services in the church were most gratifying.At both the morning and evening services the auditorium was filled to its capacity whilst at the evening service a number of chairs occupied the aisles.Rev.W.S.Lennon, B.A, D.D., of Sherbrooke, was the special preacher on Sunday.His sermons both morning and evening were most instructive and inspiring and were heard with deep interest by large congregations.In the morning taking as his test John 4:38 \u201cOthers have labored, and ye have entered into their labor,\u201d he announced as his subject, \u201cOur Humbling Inheritance.\u201d In many fields of life we must recognize the inheritance handed down to us by those who went before.We must be humble that the great credit for the present benefits belongs not to us but to them.This is so in the history of civilization, in the development of the life of our nation and in fields of industry as for instance agricultural life.We may wisely carry this thought with us into our estimate of the United Church.This congregation today in its new edifice may well accord to pastors and congregation of past days a great part of the praise for the new church.It rests with us to see that we are humble in the fact of that great heritage and diligent, that by entering into the labors of our forebears we have a real heritage to hand down to those coming after us., In the evening the Table Talk of Jesus.\u201d He took as his text Luke 7:33-34.He noted that Jesus rather than being a formal preacher largely gave utterance to his teaching in casual conversation.His teaching was largely occasional and spontaneous.A good portion of it was while at the table.The preacher cited examples of this kind.At the house of the Pharisee on the Sabbath he silenced his critics when he asked them about healing; he then proceeded to speak of the ambition for chief seats to the guests, and of the absence of the hungry man to the host and ended by pointedly facing all with the question as to whether they had accepted the invitation to enter the Kingdom.At another Pharisee's table where he had received scant hospitality and where the sinful woman had shown her devotion he taught that your spiritual experience is measured by the return you seek to make.In the home in Bethany he answered Judas with the fact that love ceases to count the cost.At the last supper he had pointed to the highest degree in his, school\u2014#That you should do as 1 have, done to vou.\u201d He had also there made known that those closest \u2018to him have the power to injure him most.\u201d The Organ Recital.subject was \u201cThe Tuesday evening the auditorium of the United Church was well filled by an ap- precintive audience who listened to the Organ Recital.The special organist for the occasion was Mr, D.M, Herbert, organist of the American United Chureh of Montreal.The organ selections were beautiful.\u2018The organ programme was varied by solos by Mrs.Wood and Mrs.Reese, a duet by Mrs.Reese and Mr.J.B.McMillan and a reading entitled \u201cThe Organ Builder™ by Mrs.F.G.Braithwaite, WORTH HALF A CENT EA The Huntingdon Gleaner | and The Montreal Daily Star For One Year For $5.50 Remit Your Subscription to THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER.United Church Formally Opened THE PRESENT BUILDING.Though built on the same foundations and largely with the same walls the new edifice has changed greatly in appearance from that erected by the Methodists 47 years ago.Following the modern tendency the spire has been replaced by the ancient type of battlemented tower.This is covered with copper.On the roof proper, Canadian Johns Manville shingles have replaced Welsh slate.The former internal arrangement was so satisfactory for congregational purposes that only slight changes have been made which seemed to promise a little better use of the building.The stairs to the auditorium are easier than the old ones.At the tops are four unusually beautiful stained glass memorial windows.Or one side is \u2018\u2019l\u2019he Good Shepherd\u201d and with it \u201cRuth\u201d the gleaner.On the other side is the sermon \u201cConsider the Lilies\" and next to it the warrior who has been \u201cFaithful Unto Death\u201d receiving the crown.All the window sashes were built in the factory of the Municipal Service Corporation.A time switch is being installed so that they may preach their message nightly to all who pass along the highway.\u2018 The auditorium itself has changed beyond recognition.The former straight walls have given way to ones with large pilasters from which the upper walls and ceiling slope to join in a manner suggestive of Gothic vaulting.The ceiling itself has been lowered and the beams of the false trusses have disappeared.The pews are modern in type and are of ash with quartered ouk ends and are set on a varnished hardwood fleor which slopes one-half inch to the foot.All of the woodwork and all of the furniture is of ash or oak interior.The woodwork is the product of the Athelstan Sash and Door Factory.The walls are sand finished and decorated in two shades of buff.One of the very earliest donations to the church was 200 lbs.of Alabastine and this is the material used for the tinting.The pulpit end of the auditorium, however, is where the most amazing changes have been made.A good vestry has been made on each side in space formerly occupied by seats which were used by very few.These will also serve as Sunday School classrooms and are equipped with call bells under control of the S.S.Superintendent.Each vestry has three doors.One gives access to the auditorium, one to the minister's platform and the third at the rear leading into the choir or down to the primary classroom.The former communion rail is gone and the minister's platform, which runs the full width between the vestries, has been moved closer to the seats.The pulpit suite is of quartered oak.It consists of a large pulpit, three pulpit chairs, a communion table with two chairs and two flower stands.Two families combined to give the suite in memory of loved ones.The choir is in three tiers and has been lowered so that the highest tier seats are on the level of the former choir floor.There are permanent seats for 22 and for special occasions this number can be doubled.The outer third of each choir row is set at an angle forward, thus permitting the whole.choir to be under the control of the organist at all times and this shape also gives a better blending of the voices.The organist faces the choir which is placed between the console and the organ.There is a bank of six 3-way switches in a convenient place by which the organist can control nearly all the lights of the auditorium.The choir can be entered from the minister's platform but normally will be entered by stairs on each side which come up from the rear doors of the vestries.The arch over the choir loft has been carried out in Keene cement marked out to represent stone.The Tudor Gothic shape of this arch is repeated in the design of the pulpit furniture, the hymn boards and the vestry doors, The Keene Cement work was done by Mr.Ernest Cunningham, and reflects well upon his tradesmanship, By going down to the rear the primary class room is reached.It is particularly well lighted as two former outside doors have been made into windows.From the primary classroom is a stairway to the basement.On the west side is the kitchen and on the east side the ladies parlor.The latter is considerably larger yet much more cozy and is floored with hardwood.There is a cupboard and cloakroom.The kitchen is larger than formerly and is now all in one room.There are two sinks with an extra tap between and two large cupboards, tables, etc.The rear outside entrance was little used in the old church but by lowering the door and adding a brick porch this is now a good service entrance.The lecture room remains one of the most satisfactory ones we know of.By daylight or artificial light it is quite bright.The woodwork is B.C.fir in natural finish.The ceiling is fire-proof plaster board (Gyproc) and by conforming to the slope of the auditorium floor increases ventilation and reduces the fire hazard which cost us the old church.The library has been enlarged and made much more convenient.The basement, entrance is larger and can be used as a cloak room or as a small class room.Leading from it is a door to the space underneath the tower.This has been floored with cement and makes a large storeroom for equipment.| The painting, tinting and varnishing has been under the care of J.D.Bicknell and has been done with the most meticulous care and with the benefit of his long experience.If there is one outstanding feature of the whole structure it is its strength.Where formerly 8 dry cross walls supported the lower floor there are now six concrete ones.Large concrete bases support the steel columns on which the fifteen inch 1 beams rest to carry the auditorium floor.Reinforced concrete pilasters bonded to the foundation and capped with large inch steel plates receive these transverse \u201ceams and also support the heavy 12 inch steel H.columns which run up inside the brick walls and carry the whole load of the roof.The timber used has been the best quality B.C.fir in large sizes and very closely spaced.Tully Tumber Co.Much of the new brick work is set in cement mortar with iron rods reinforcing at the points of greatest stress.Beauty and strength are in the sanctuary.e This material was supplied by the|= ITR \u2014\u2014 ANNEE Tm 22 TO ° Gas Service | for Cooking No Matter Where You Liver HE COLEMAN Stove is a modern up-to-the- minute cooking unit.It brings all the advantages of city gas service right into your home\u2014no matter where you live.Easy, economical and safe to operate.Makes and burns its own gas\u2014no piping, no wiring, no installation expense.With the improved generator, the Coleman is ready with full cooking heat in a minute or less! Produces a cleaner cooking fire\u2014no soot on utensils, Quicker cooking action\u2014boils half a gallon of water in 4 minutes.You have a steadier cooking blaze \u2014instantly regulated.Uses any good grade of regular motor gasoline as fuel.You now have your choice of many new and attractive models withand without ovens and warming cabinets.All reasonably priced.Let your dealer demonstrate Coleman Stoves.If he is not supplied, write us.Address Dept HG10 THE COLEMAN LAMP & STOVE CO., Led.Queen St.East and Davies Ave.Toronto 8, Ontario, Canada (Div.10) GAS PRESSURE STO \u2014 VES | The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.Hector Carruthers Contractors for the present building.J.E.Faulkner THE ORGAN.The organ has been built by Messrs.Casavant Brothers Limited of St.Hyacinthe, Que., who are world famous organ builders.The Console is detached, English type, and consists of two manuals or keyboards and a pedal board.The exterior wood-work is of oak.interior fittings around the keyboard are of highly polished mahogany.The The pedal board is concave and radinting, the naturals being first quality maple and the sharps of cbony.The metal pipes are made from alloys of tin and lead, coated with a special varnish \"to protect them against oxidation.of first quality pine, coated with shellac to protect them against moisture.The Great Organ has six stops with a total of 390 speaking pipes, while the Swell Organ is equipped with 9 stops and 581 pipes, The wooden pipes are The Pedal Organ has two stops, un Gedeckt and Bourdon with 30 pipes.I'he two manuals and pedal board are assembled through eleven coup- lers arranged on tablets over the Swell Organ.Besides these, there nre six adjustable combinations over the Pedal board and a reversible \u201cGreat to Pedal\u201d coupler.One balanced Swell Pedal and a Crescendo Pedal operating ull the stops and couplers, complete the splendid organ instailed.The opening recital of the new organ will take place on Tuesday evening, May 17th, 1927, when Mr.Herbert, of the American United Church of Montreal, will give a recital, THE BELL.The bell in the tower came to be donated in rather a peculinr manner, Shortly after the church was burnsd, Willie Munro, age 3 years, said he was going to save his money and buy a new bell, and his little sister, age 3 vears, said she would buy the rope.tion for several weeks.This was the theme of their conversa- It so impressed their mother, Mrs, W.J.Munro and their aunt, Miss Elder, that after due consideration they decided to donate the bell in memory of loved ones gone.the Mencely Bell Co, Troy, N.Y.tower on Friday, August 18th, 1926.The bell was duly ordered from It was swung into its position in the The bell is 1000 Ibs.in weight, and of beautiful Lone, much like the one which called the worshippers to service for 45 years.On one side of the bell the following words are cast, \u201cIn loving memory of Robt.Elder, 1853-1911, Mrs.Robert Elder 1849-1923, Wm.J.Munro, 1877-1923;\" on the reverse side, \u201cPresented by Elsie E Elder, Mrs.Ruby Munro, Elsie EK.Munro, age 5 years, Willam J.Munro, age 3 years, to the United Church, Tlunting- don, Que, J.I.Hughes, M.A, B.D., Pastor, 1926.\u201d \u2018 MEMORIALS AND DONATIONS.Meneely Church Bell\u2014by Miss Elsie Elder, Mrs.Ruby Munro, Elsie und Willie Munro.Three Pulpit Chairs\u2014In memory of Mrs, Alex.Chalmers and Mr.and Mrs.Albert E.Bruithwaite\u2014by Mr.and Mrs.F.G.Braithwaite and Mrs.R.B.Cox.daughter, Alberta Shanks Braithwaite.Pulpit Communion Table and Side Chuirs\u2014In memory of Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Lunan\u2014by Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Lunan.Two Hymn Boards\u2014In memory of Mr.and Mrs.William Wilson\u2014by Miss Alice Wilson and Mrs.N.W.Reese.Memorial Windyw\u2014In memory of Dr.J.Two Pedestuls\u2014In memory of Mrs, Alex.Chulmers\u2014>by her grand- R.Clouston\u2014by his family.Memorial Window-In memory of Mr, and Mrs.Malcolm McNaughton \u2014by their sons and daughters.Memorial Wfndow\u2014In memory of Mr.and Mrs.Jumes Stephen\u2014by their sons and daughters.Memorial Window\u2014In tmermory of Robert Sellar\u2014 by his sons.Tinting of Basement Walls\u2014J.D.Bicknell.Six Quartered Ouk Collection Plates\u2014Sunshine C.G.I.T.Group.Oak Cabinet for Sacramental Vessels\u2014Senior C.G.I.IT.Group.Fulpit Bible\u2014Mrs.Geo.Elder.Pulpit Hymn Book\u2014Rev.Isaac Norman.200 lbs.Alabastine\u2014The Alabastine Co.Clock for Auditorium\u2014W.G.Webber.Silver Baptismal Bowl\u2014Mrs.Etta M.Grose.Stove for Parlor\u2014A.N.McDonald.Numbers for Pews\u2014Alice and Donald Rennie.Acousticon for Auditorium\u2014The Ladies\u2019 Aid.Clock for the Sunday School-\u2014N.W.Sparrow.MLA ot enjoys the largest measure of public confidence and popular acceptance ever accorded any fine car because McLaughlin- Buick represents the safest investment, the firmest security and the highest return.The buyer of a McLaughlin-Buick consciously invests his money in more miles of transportation, in greater comfortand luxury, in more 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Martin James O'Connor gave their lives.The providing of a worthy memorial for these is a matter being held in anticipation by the congregation.Official Life\u2014Past and Present.Ministers, with date of appointment:\u2014 I'rom Russelltown:\u2014- 1838 - Barnabas Hitehcock.$0\u2014\u2014John Raine and Thomas Campbell.41-\u2014John Raine and Rufus Flanders.43-lwecal Preachers.$44-Malcolur MeDonald.#7 \u2014Hugh Montgomers.Itesident :\u2014- 1s69-\u2014-James Brock.82\u2014Geo.M.Davis.34 Isaac Barber.56-Robert Brown.5h.John Kiernonu.Ge\u2014Ndward Ward, 63\u201412, 18.Itvekman, M 66-\u2014Silas Huntingdon.68-\u2014T.G.Williams, D.D.71-\u2014Geu.Rogers.72-\u2014W.2 0.Crothers, M.A, D.D, Associnte, Tt-James Roy, M.A.75\u2014S, G, Phillips, Abner Kneelunds, Associate.77 Geo.Rogers, Geo, HL HL Davis, Associate.79-\u2014Jumes Henderson, 1).D0 FG.Lett, Associate.#2-\u2014Jno.Wilson, B.A.85- W.1 Sparling, B.A, DD.88-\u2014Jno.Armstrong.91\u2014Jno.W.Clipshaum.A, he Dy 94\u2014Wum.Craig.\u2019 96-Wimn.Pearson.09-4\u2019, S.Deeprose.1902-\u2014-Rt.S.l\u2019eever, D.D.d6\u2014W.H.Slevens.10-\u2014Robert Smith, D.1}.14-\u2014fsanc Norman.18-Isnne Nelson.23-\u20140.1.Hughes, M.A, B.D.Recording Stewards.Richard l\u2019inhay.W.W.Dalgleish.1902-\u2014 W, 5.Mnelyren.1909 W.F.Stephen.Organists.Miss lsabelln MeGarves.Mrs.W.A, Dunsmore.1907-\u2014Miss Gertrude Carter.19810-\u2014Miss Elsie M, Sellar.1912.-Mr.W.Smithson, 1904 Miss Elsie M Sellar.S.S.Superintendents.W.W.Dalgleish.1902-W.8S.Maclaren.1909\u2014R.S.Pringle.a rer ry pass a \" _ rs The way of a peppy day! 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ST mi wR an 5 æ 761 are PR ee EE Page 8 THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER.ELECTION NOTICE My Official Agent, as required by the Quebec Election Act, for the recent election is Daniel Faubert, of Hunting- don, Que., and all accounts due in connection with the said Election should be rendered to him immediately.ANDREW PHILPS, Huntingdon.\u201cNOTICE Spring Price List of Plants now ready.Call and get one at C.H.Lamb's, Huntingdon, M.V.Holiday's, Dewittville, or R.E.Forrester's and Mr.Beaudin\u2019s Ormstown, we will notify later re delivery.JOHN McMEEKIN.Valleyfield, Que.FARMS FOR SALE Belonging to the estate of the late William Gibson.Lot No.1.situated in the 2nd Range of Hinchinbrook.known as the James Maither farri, containing 100 acres more or less 40 acres heavy timber, 40 acres under cultivation, balance pasture.Comfortable house and good barn and stable, good orchard and well watered.Convenient to churches and school.A desirable property and the hush is one ot the hest timber lots in this sect on.Lot No.2.Situated in the Tth Hange of Hinchinbrook and known us the Mrs.James Johnston farm, containing 100 acres more or less, nearly all pasture but sufficient firewood to supply a dwelling, This iz a desirable property for any person who is short of wood and who requires a large run for stock, For particulars and terms apply Mrs.William Ginson or W.G.Gibson, .xecutors P.O.Address RIL No.2 brankhn Centre, Que.FARM FOR SALE 1600 acre muck farm, located about one mile and a halt from Huntingdon vast of the Plank Road.Good barn and house thereon.Drilled well, Will carry nine cows and necessary horses.Demos Leduc, owner.For particulars, ap- ply to John Gauthier, Huntingdon.Box 39.LR.No.4.AGENTS WANTED ror SALE\u2014Property and vacant You will make good selling Wat- lot on finnter Street, also 1 kins Products if vou are active.Don't hesitate to join Watkins happy dealers if vou are after a business Of your own with hig money.Exclusive territory Write tor details.The J.11.Watkins Company.Dept.15 N79 Craig West, Montreal TENDERS FOR SECY.TREAS.Tenders for the fulfilment of the office of Secretary-Treasurer for the township of Hinchinbrooke will be received by the undersigned until June 6th.next.Applicant to state qualifications and salary expected, and must furnish bonds to the extent of $5,000, The®lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.J.M.Wallace, Mayor.Athelstan, Que.May 5th, 1927.BARGAINS, Look at these low prices! Buggy Harness $20.; Team Harness $40.;].Team Harness, Brass trimmings $55.; Express Harness $20.; Team lines 34.90; Single lines $2.00; Team Collars $3.50; Team Bridles $2.00; Buggy Bridles $4.00; Pole Straps, Martingale Belly Band 90c.; I also have all kinds of furniture to sell, Organ, Dresser, Roll Top Desk, Extension Table, Chairs.All kinds Rugs, Oilcloths, ete.Also 1 Ford Truck and 1 Ford Touring car in good orde- Bargains.Z.Faille, Huntingdon, Que.STRAWBERRY PLANTS.Leading varieties.Summer $1.00 per 100, $8.00 per 1000.Everbearing $1.50 per 100, $12.00 per 1000.W.W.Dunlop, Huntingdon, Que.LE RAT NO.1937.This French-Canadian stallion is rising five years old, cos! black color, true to type with the best of limbs, very gentle disposition, works good in all harness.This horse should cross good with any breed, light or heavy.Terms to insure $10.All mares at owner's risk.Will stand for the season at his own stable.C.H.Brown, Glenelm.THE NOTED CLYDESDALE STALLION King Simon (209851) will make the season of 1927, health and weather permitting, at owner's stable, St.Agnes.Description and pedigree: \u2014King Simon was foaled May 10th., 1917; is a beautiful dark dappled bay, face, night fore and hind feet white, weighs 1800 lbs.King Simon is a big, smooth young horse of splendid and massive conformation, standing on the best of feet and legs, and has outstanding action; is broken to harness and is a splendid work horse.He won 2nd.as a yearling at Guelph in a class of twenty: 2nd.at London as a two-year-old; lst.at London as a three-year-old: 1st.at Ottawa as a three-year-old; 1st.at Londen in the aged class, 1921, a5 a four-year-old; 2nd in the aged class at London in 1922.First Prize and Special in Cornwall and Williamstown, 1923-24.Pedigree\u2014Sire, King Courtier (imp.) {112556} [16256].Sire of Sire, Everlasting (5346) [11331.] Dam of Sire Maggie of Blairbuy [28418.] Dam \u2018Tassie 3rd.[27750].Sire of Dam, Sir Aubrey [5147] (11190.) Dam of Dam, \"Tassie [24800].TERMS: \u2014810.00 insure one mare; two mares for same owner $18.00, $2.00 per mare to be paid at time of breeding.Should only one mare prove to foal, $10.00, payable at time of foaling.All mares at owners risk of accident or injury.Wesley A.Thomson, St.Agnes de Dundee.WOODLAND PRIDE No.(12473) (183009) This Percheron stallion is three vears old, dark grey color, stands 17 hands high and weighs 1850 lbs, was Junior champion and reserve grand champion at Toronto and Ottawa ex- hibitiens last fall.action and quality and should breed the heavy, clean lined horses the market demands.Intending breeders should see this horse and be convine- ed that he is one of the best horses ever imported into the district.TERMS: \u2014To ensure to members of the Huntingdon Agricultural Society, $15.00; to non-members, $20.00.All wares at owner's risk.SIR CHARMING.: No.24743.This Clydesdale stallion is rising five years old, stands 16 hands high and weighs 1800 lbs.This horse has fine action and quality and one of the best bred horses brought into this section for some time.A prize winaer at the Ontario exhibitions last year.A sure and good breeder, a first clas horse in every way.Both these horses will stand during the season at the barn of George Pringle, half mile west of Huntingdon village.For further particulars snd pedigrees This horse has siae,l Ford sedan in perfect condition.Apply.Mrs, J.B.Francoeur Hart Tel, SOW, Huntingdon SCHOOL FOR SALE The Catholie Schoo! Board of St Agnes will sell bv publie auction School No.2 on May 35h at la in.Joseph Latulipe, Sec.St, Agnes, Que.FOR SALE\u2014-Ford truck, Apply J.B.Quenneville Tel, 645133 FOR SALE-\u20141 pure bred Holstein bull calf two weeks old, also a bags of seed 612 5 few Tel, netitoes, Charles Todd FOR SALE\u2014Massey-Harris separator.300 lbs.capacity, slightly used.good as new, Apnly Rev.Father Laporte Ormstown TO LET\u2014Lower flat in the building next to C.H, Lamb's store on Hunter Street.Apply to Alex.Chalmers.TO RENT\u2014A comfortable room in nice locality, suit one or two gentlemen.Apply Box 25, Gleaner Office.WANTED TO RENT.5 or G room modern house, furnished.Will pay good rent for nice home.Like place with garage if possible.Can furnish good reference.Give particulars as to number of roows, price, location, ete.Write E.J.Wells, 2118 Detroit St., Flint, Mich.WANTED\u2014Several Ottomans or Footstools.Must be old.Best prices paid.Chas.B.Allison, Gleaner @ffice.WANTED\u2014Currier and Ives pictures, hunting, fishing, Western scenes, particularly.Look up your old pictures.All prints are plainly marked.Send titles to Chas.B.Allison, Gleaner Office.CREAM WANTED At Chateaugay Creamery Will pay 4c over Boston butter quotations for butter fat.Cheques given every week.N.J.Wilson, Chateaugay, N.Y.WANTED TO DUY\u2014Antiques of all descriptions, old furniture.dishes, glass.pewter, hooked rugs, CHAS, B.ALLISON Huntingdon Gleaner If you need anything in new or second hand furniture, stoves, buggies, wagons, farm machinery, Walsh no buckle harness, ete.Give me a call Phone 138W.Elmer Caza.NOTICE.A meeting will be held at the residence of Jos.Lauzon on Saturday, May 28th., 1927, for all those interested in the West Branch of the River Fn- guerre.By order, Theophile Quenneville, Inspector.SALE NOTES DUE.The sale notes given at wy sale July 14th., 1926, are now due, and are in the Bank of Montreal for collection.S.K.Wells.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.County of Huntingdon.Protestant \u2018l'eachers Wanted A teacher for the school in District No.2 (stone schoolhouse Franklin).and for district No.3 (No.3 Franklin Centre school) for the term of nine months, salary fifty dollars per month, school to comnence the first day of September.Applicants will state qualifications.Application to be in by the 25th.of May.Wm.J.Moe, Secy.-Trens., Franklin Centre, Que.Stallion Hugo Heritage Bonused by the Huntingdon Agricultural Society, Div.A, will stand for the season as follows: Monday until Tuesday noon at R.Ouimet\u2019s, Dewittville.Wednesday noon at Israel Leduc's, Clydes Corners.Wednesday night at John Ferns, Lee's Corners, Thursday until Friday noon at C.A.Garvin's, Kensington.Friday night until Saturday morning at F.Bergevin's, Athelstan.Saturday morning until Monday morning at W.C.Brethour's, Hunting- don.Terms\u2014See posters.Wm.Meharey, G.B.Campbell, Owner.Groom and collector.School Municipality of Hinchin- brooke, Province of Quebec Lae : NOTICE | All arrears of taxes due to this school municipality not paid by May 25th will be handed in for collection.7 see proprietor.To insure $10.-All mares at owner's risk.Thee.Jolly, ou H mn » By order of the Board.Otis W.Travisee, Set.THE LATE MISS CATHERINE McGINNIS.Op Wedrvsday, May 11th, occurred the death in Hinchinbrooke, 1\u2019.Q., of Miss Catherine McGinnis, a very well known and respected member of that conununitv.Miss McGinnis wax born on May 18th, 18306, the duaup *er of the late Patrick McGinnis and Anne McGlenn, who were two of the eandiest pioneers in the county of Huntingdon, having settled there in 1834, Miss McGinnis received a very come plete education in the district schools of her howe connnunity and also in the private school which was at that time maintained in Huntingdon village.Be ing naturally keen minded, she did not let her acquisition of learning stop upon leaving school but until very recently, when deterred by age, was interested in and acquainted herself with the current affairs of the world, which she took great delight in discussing, After her formal education was completed she hereself taught, first in the Quaker Settlement school, and later at Ormstown, This, her chosen work, she typically und willingly gave up to stay howe and care for her now aged parents, which she did faithfully until their death, 'Fhis was only one of the nndtitude af sacrifices, typical of her generation, which Miss MeGinnis made for others, Due to this trait.and her publie sviritedness, she was, at once, one of the best known, and best beloved women of her community.Displaying an independence of thought and action, unique for her generation, she was a strong force in the establishing of the first Catholic Parish in Hinchinbrooke, and later, when fire destroyed the humble chureh which hard work had built, again showed the dauntless spirit of the pioneer, and worked equally hard for the building of the second and present church, In short, her spirit and soul can best be portrayed by the powerful lines of Wordsworth, A perfeet woman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort and command.\u201d Due to her extreme age she has been tor some years under the constant and painstaking care of her nephew and his wife, Mr.and Mrs, John McGinnis, who, with Edward MeGinnis of Montreal, Mes.Katie Nolan of Chateaugay, Mrs.Minnie Costello of Yonkers, N.Y.Mrs.John Leary of Holyoke, Mass, Daniel Duffrin of Saranae, and Juhn Duffrin of Malone, all sorrow: fully survive her.To these, all nephews und nieces, the sympathy of the community is extended.NOTICE All persons having claims, or owing money, to the lstate of the late Oliver Rabidoux, kindly call before 15th and arrange settlement.Alfred Rabidoux, Executor, Dewittville, Que.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.Municipality of Hinchinbrook.REWARD.A reward of 873.will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons guilty of theft in this Municipality.By order of the Council, W.G.Gibson, Secy.-Trens.Rockburn, Que.May 4th, 1927.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.Municipality of Hinchinbrook.PUBLIC NOTICE.To the inhabitants of the aforesaid Municipality and all interested parties Public Notice is hereby given by W.G.Gibson the undersigned Secretary- Treasurer, that a public meeting of the ratepavers of the aforementioned Municipality will be held in the Town Hall at Herdman on Monday the Thirtieth day of May instant, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-seven, for the purpose of taking the votes of the ratepayers for and against By-law No.173 respecting the protection of thor- | $ dersigned dredging, St.Louis River, IQ.will be received until 12 o'clock noon (daylight saving), Friday, May 27th., 1927.made on the forms supplied by the Department and in accordance with the conditions set forth therein, tender can be obtained on application the plant to and from the work.are intended to be used on the work shall have been duly registered in Canada at the time of the filing of the tender with the Department, or shall have been built in Canada after the filing of the tender.an necepted cheque bunk.pavable to the order of the Minister of Public Works, for 5 per cent.of the contract price, but ne cheque to be lars, ada or bonds of the Canadian National Railway Company will be accepted as security, or bonds and a cheque if required to make up an odd amount.Department of Public Works, If Everyone Tried SALAD few other green teas would be used.TENDERS FOR DREDGING.sealed tenders, addressed to the and endorsed \u201cTender un- for Tenders will not he considered unless Combined specification and form of Tenders must include the towing of The dredges and other plant which Fach tender must be accompanied by on a chartered for less than fifteen hundred dot- Bonds of the Dominion of Can- By order, S.F.O'BRIEN, Secretary.Ottawa, May 17th.1927.ma, for Havelock schools.per month.ing Sept.1st, TEACHERS WANTED.Two Protestant teachers with diplo- Salary $50.9 months term commenc- Address C.W.Potter, Secy.-Treas., Hemmingford, Que tailor.stock of high class ready made Suits and Overcoats.them, compare our prices and quality.best for the price.and up.sizes and styles.$25.00 up.Expert workmen, best of trimmings, latest styles.A Tip to the Wise If you want clothes go to a Come in, look over our Count Not the cheapest but the From $10.A special line at $15.00, all Suits made to order from F.Lefebvre & Son High Claes Tailors and Clothiers Huntingdon.great show bull, that they showed with cess as a junior yearling, being uns defeated \u2018Ain't.Nature Grand?\u2014\"\u201cWhen : electric current passed a vessel containing fish,\u201d says Terman scientist, \u201cthey place themselves in a row parallel to the dir- petion of the current,\u201d The same holds for the sardin through \u201cTHE MURDER OF ROGER ACKROYD.\u201d (Continued from Page 6) comfortable and upset, and was plainly some mystery in the background.I judged her to be a woman quite unused to deception of any kind, and consequently rendered acutely uneasy when forced to practice it.A child could have seen through her.But it was also clear that she had no intention of telling me anything further.Whatever the mystery centering around Ursula Bourne might Le, I was not going to learn it through Mrs.Folliott.(To be Contirued) there \u201c500.\u201d A Five Hundred Party will be held =| on Monday night, May 30th., under the IN [auspices of the Huntingdon Tennis Club, Watch for further announcement a next week, UNITED CHURCH CHOIR CONCERT cs Lecture room of Church in our street cars.\u2014 Montreal Her- Friday, June 3rd.ald.Further particulars next weck.The Gaping 0 Chasm\u2014That big .* hole tn the family budget is where The Masque of the Empire the turkey went through.\u2014 Aylmer Express, : Remember that HOLSTHIN NEWS Messrs, Helm Brothers report ti following sales from their very fine to the undersigned, also al the office] show herd of Holsteins: To M of the District Engineer, Postal Station] Thomus Fleury & Sons, Westvil \u201cIT, Montreal, I.Q.Centre.N.Y, four fine young cows; Lo Mr.Nelson Boden, of Ellenbur Romeo Atcartr much su at four different namely, Ormastown.Valleyfiel Huntingdon and Malone, N.Y.whi at the last mentioned place was a very cinse contender for ti Grand Championship honors.eo is retaining his fine show for and his future development at ti Wales Home Farms will be watched wth much interest.shows.he Rom- The Masque of the Empire is to be staged in \"| ROCKBURN s| Church Hall 1\u20ac N.Y.a high clogs twelve months\u2019 y Id st bull: Mr, Hall, rth | Wales Home, Richmond.no\u201d ie Wednesday Even 8, May 25th a.Admission 40 & 25c W.C.T.U.d.CONVENTION The 27th Annual Convention of the W.C.T.U.of Huntingdon.Chateauguay will be held in McDougall Hall Ormstown ne m ne Builders\u2019s Supplies CEMENT LUMBER TIMBER LATH SHINGLES B.C.FIR B.C.CEDAR BOAT STOCK INTERIOR FINISH LIME HARDWALL PLASTER PLASTER PARIS GYPROC BEAVERBOARD WIRE LATH CORRUGATED IRON ASBESTOS ROOFING ASBESTOS SHINGLES SHEETING Everything in the Building line.TULLY LUMBER CO., LTD.Huntingdon, Thursday, May 26th Three sessions, 10.30, a.m, 2p.m.and 8 p.m.The Rev.T.W.Jones of Montreal will give a temperance address in the evening.Everybody Welcome Dinner and supper will be served by the ladies of the Ormstown Union to all officers and delegates.Supper will be served to all officers, delegates and visitors.FOOD SALE St.Andrew's Ladies Aid Society are holding a Food Sale in St.Andrew's Annex Saturday afternoon, May 21st at 3 o\u2019cloek.Don\u2019t Forget Tom Hamilton The Noted Scotch Comedian of Ottawa in Kensington Hall Friday Evening, May 20th Admission, Adults 50c., Children 266.Proceeds in Aid of United Church Curtain at 8.15 P.M.VALLEYFIELD CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT in the Temperance Hall, Howick FRIDAY, MAY 20th at 8 o'clock.Principals.Mr.Henri Delcellier, violing Miss Martha Delcellicr, violincello; Miss Gertrude Seaman, accompanist; Miss Amy Johnston, juvenile dancer; part songs, quartettes by the Choral Society.Conductor\u2014Mr.Robert Anderson.Pianist\u2014Miss 1.Gurnham.Tickets\u2014+0c.: Children 26\u20ac.Concert Riverfield Young People will present the play The Masque of the Empire in Howick Temperance Hall, Monday Evening May 23rd.and Rockburn Wednesday Evening May 25th Program at 8.15 p.m.Admission\u2014Adults 40c., Children 20c.Have you ever heard Charlie Cooke, Indian entertainer of Ottawa?If not, come to Zion Church, Dundee, May 30th.and have a big night's fun.Charlie is coming under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid of Zion Church.He is popular wherever he goes.His programme is varied, and he would make a dog laugh._All are welcome.Don't forget the night.TET IERIE EEE RTA XT AXA EAT XX EA TART X ERAT AX ERIE III AER E RARE Messrs.J.B.McMillan, C.also by \u2018The Little Ruths\u201d EERE AS SA SAE AE KAS oughbred cattle, and that a poll will be held in the said Town Hall on the said Thirtieth day of May next from Nine O'Clock in the forenoon till six o'clock in the afternoon for taking the sid votes.Given this Fwelfth day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-seven.W.G.GIBSON, Secy.-Treus.A true copy, W.G.Gibson, secy.-trens.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.Municipality of Hinchinbrook.By-law No.173, Respecting the protection of thoroughbred cattle.At n regular session of the Municipal Council of the Township of Hin- chinbrook in the County of Hunting- den, held at Herdman and in the Town Hall there on Monday the Second day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Twen- ty-seven, at which session were present the, Mavor J.M.Wallace and Councillors Henry E.Wilson, William T.Coulter, James C.Coulter, Peter Munro and Robert Anderson.Whereas, notice of motion of bhis by-law has been given in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Code of the Province of Quebes.It is ordained and enacted by by-law of this Council as follows: Any owner or guardian of a bull in this Municipality who allows him to run at large, or who does not keep him in a stable or other building, or within a paddock well enough fenced to prevent his escape, or who allows him out without being under the control of a guardian, shall be guilty of an offence under this act, and shall be liuble for each offence, upon summary conviction before a magistrate or a justice of the peace having jurisdiction at the place where the offence was committed, or upon penal action before the Circuit Court or the Magistrates Court having jurisdiction, to a fine of not more than Twenty-five Dollars, and, on failure to pay such tine and costs, to imprisonment to not more than twenty days.In case a thoroughbred cow becomes with calf from the services of a bull that is not kept confiped or under control as provided in section 2, the owner of such cow shall be entitled to recover, from thc owner or person in charge of such bull, ali damages resulting therefrom.Such damages shall be measured by the difference im the value of such cow before meeting such bull and afterwards.This by-law shall be promulgnted within fifteen days after its adoption and shall come into force only when approved by a majority of the electors who have voted in this Municipality.Given this Second day of May, Nineteen Hundred and 'T'wenty-seven.J.M.WALLACE, Mayor, W.G.GIBSON, Secy.-Treas.A true copy.om \u201cOUR BEST\u201d FLOUR leads them all.Why?Because it's pure and has that delicious flavor, such as only comes from a wheat grown on our fertile soils; because it makes the light est, purest bread, biscuits and pastries, to which innumerable housewives who use it will cheerfully testify; because it is the real source of the Staff of Life.The woman who once u ses \u201cOUR BEST\u201d FLOUR becomes an Our Best enthusiast.Are you one?McDONALD & ROBB LIMITED Valleyfield, Que.mom _ _ _ _ _ '_m_\u2014 ri ; Live Stock Breeders of the District of Beauharnois Plan to exhibit your stock at ORMSTOWN JUNE 14th-\u2014-17th 1927 in Canada\u2019s Jubilee Year.This Show being the largest purely Live Stock Show in the Province is the best advertisement you can get for your live stock, and also advertises the district.Bring out your stock and help keep the bulk of the $17,000 offered in prize \u201cthe District.money at home and boost $2,500 in purses for Horse Racing.R.R.Ness, President.W.G.McGerrigle, Secy.-Treas.stone building.You'll lnugh! You'll roar! \u201cThe Great O'CON EI EEE EE ES 537 PIANO RECITAL By the pupils of Mrs.Norman McCrimmon, assisted by In the Academy : FRIDAY MAY 20th.: 8.15 p.m.Proceeds will be given to the Huntingdon Academy to extend the fund for the purchasing of a piano for the Admission\u2014Adults 50c.; Children 25c.PICTURES Friday, May 20th W.C.FIELDS \u201cTHE POTTERS\" NOR HALL Wednesday Evening May 25th.By Special Request.The Comedy Drama DEACON DUBBS Will be repeated by T.S.of players.This is your last chance to see this excellent play.So don\u2019t miss it.'Same cast of characters, same beautiful scenery and lighting effects.\u201c Admission\u2014Adults 50c., Children 25c.Curtain rises at 8.15 p.m.sharp.Proceeds in aid of the Huntingdon Curling Club Building Fund.TIT IEEE ETK L.Hall and H.L.Rennie, A SLT TT LOT TITI SSYT TT PUY PS VTTT TT TP STY TROY TPS TT B at \u201cthe family next door!\u201d Monday, May 23rd 1927 DANCE Music by Norman Fleury and his Orchestra.Tuesday, May 24th Deception\u201d With AILEEN PRINGLE and BEN LYON The Most Marvelously Thrilling War Picture Ever Shown.IRVIN OOOO OT Miller and his company TN IY TeV at eta a RYVRITIRT Wh Fo e "]