The Huntingdon gleaner, 4 décembre 1929, mercredi 4 décembre 1929

[" se B® in are for lied ons.brv- ults Ive IG.oo 3 § ie: - SIXTY-SEVENTH YEAR \u20ac BEAUHARNOIS ISSUE CARRIES THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM OF THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS HUNTINGDON, QUE.WEDNESDAY.DECEMBER 4TH, 1929.MGR.LEPAILLEUR TRIO PLEADS + BIG BONUS OF COMMON SHARES BENGAL BISHOP GUILTY TO .St Participation in Future Growth.BONDS OFFERED PUBLICLY TODAY.Chairman of Board of Directors is Hon.W'.L.McDougald\u2019 of Harbour Commissioners.| i The impressive features of today's Public Offering of $30.000.000 of Thirty Year Six Per Cent Collateral Trust Sinking Fund Bonds by the Beauharnois Power Corporation include, the representative board of dirce- tars, the sale of eighty percent of the initial 500,000 H.P.output; the bonus of Common Stock, and the stock purchase warrants attached to the Bonds.| during the period of construction.whilst the bonus of shares plus the right | during the period of construction, whilst the bonus shares plus the right | to purchase shares permits the bondholders to participate fully in the future Dundee was honoured on Sunday by until December 4 by Judge Marin in growth and progress of the undertaking.Officiated at Pontifical Mass Sunday And Blessed School.AID TO MISSION.\u2018Diffidulties Which Mission-: aries Encounter Are Many,\u201d Said His Lordship.| The congregation of St.Agnes de | cent are being offered at par by a large syndicate of banking houses hcad- Chittagong.Bengal.India.ed by Newman, Sweezey & Co.Dominion Securities Corporation, Wood Gundy & Co.A.E.Ames & Company.James Richardson & Sons Com- vita .A : vitation of the pany, and Société de Placement du Canada.outstanding | Beauharnois 1st, 1932, with increasing quantities '!ich Father William Murphy, à son of is as follows:\u2014 | cach year until the full amount is ithe parish is in Mar.Lepailleur's dio-! cent collateral taken at the end of the five years.|cese in India.and some time after and the The authorized capitalization of Power Corporation 30,000,000 in six per Trust Bonds, Five Shares of Manage- -ment preferred stock, 1.799 995 shares of Class A.Common Stock of no par value of which 1791000 shares are to be outstanding.In addition.presently authorized, but not outstanding, there are 3,200,000 shares of Class *B\u201d Non-Voting, no Par Value.Common Shares.With each $1,000 bond.the holder will receive five + shares of Class A Common Stock.\u2018This bonus stock will not be delivered until October 1.1932, when delivery of power commences from the plant, nor are the bonus rights detachable from the bonds until that date.Each $1.000 bond is also accompan- jed by a stock purchase warrant entitling the holder Lo buy twenty shares of Class B.Common stock at $35.00 per share between October 1st.1932 and October 1st.1937.| The five management preferred shares rank equally with Class A.Common except that the holders of these five shares have the right Lo elect or to remove the directors of the Corporation during the ten year period ending September 17th.1939.The authorized but unissued Class B.stock is entitled to the same rights as the Class A.shares except that they do not carry the right to vote at meetings of the Corporation.Is Holding Company.The Beauharnois Power Corporation is a holding company owning and controlling the Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company and several other subsidiaries which are carrying out the 500,000 horsepower development on the St, Lawrence.No further bonds of the present issue can be sold.The security behind the bonds includes a first fixed charge on the shares of subsidiary compan- jes, and also a first floating charge on all the other present and future \u20ac of the corporation.oo Bonding to the trust decd as it is planned that the Beauharnois Light.Heat and Power Company will later issue bonds\u2014estimated at $50.000.000 \u2014to complete the installation of 500.- HP.von subsidiary may also issue bonds for the acquisition of future rights or property.in connection with the installation of additional horsepower, but the bonds of the Beauhar- a purpose are not to exceed or for each Pditional horsepower, The Sinking Fund on the presen issue amounts annually to $150.000, plus interest on bonds retired: it begins in 1940 and runs to the maturity of the bonds which are issued in denominations of $100., $500.and $1.- 000.The Corporation has made contracts exceeding beyond the maturity of the bonds with the Ontario Hydro- Electric Power Commission for the sale of 250,000 H.P.and with Montreal Light, Heat and Power Consolidated for the sale of 150.000 HP.Under these contracts the first blocks Golden \u201cWedding Anniver sary of Mr.and Mrs.John Hinks.A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr.and Mrs.John Hinks on Monday evening.Dec.2nd.when their relatives to the number of 40 met to celebrate the anniversary of their 50th wedding anniversary.Although taken by surprise Mr.and Mrs.Hinks were pleased to have so many of their relatives with them, and after congratulations, a bountiful supper was served to a\u2019'l the guests, after which they all met in the parlour.when the Rev.Mr.Carson, their pastor.in his well chosen words congratulated the happy couple in having so many of their children and grand children and great grandchildren with them on this oc- cassion and wishing them many more years of happy wedded life.Miss Lenora Sutton and Miss Christena Talon, great grandchildren of Mr.and Mrs.John Hinks presented them with many useful and valuable presents.The out of town guests were Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Percy and family of Burke N.Y.(née Ethel Hinks.) daughter of .Mr.and Mrs.John Hinks; Mr.and \u201c Mrs.Sandy Sutton and family of + «Burke, NY.; Mr.and Mrs.Clinton \u2018Talon and family, of Burke, N.Y.On account of sickness, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Dear and family of Chat- eaugay, N.Y.\u2026.were unable to attend.After spending an enjoyable evening with Mr.and Mrs.Hinks the party dispersed amidst further congratulations to the aged couple.COVEY HILL New Customs House Opened\u2014 The new Canadian Custom's House at Covey Hill Corner was opened on December 1st.Mr.R.J.Bourdon.formerly of Hemmingford is Customs Officer in charge.nois Light, Heat and Power Co.issued | of power will be delivered October | In view of past experience it is anti- | cipated that the full amount of these contracts will be absorbed by thesc | two distributing organizations well i before the end of the five-year period.li is expected that before thie completion of the plant the Corporation will also have disposed of the remaining 100,000 H.P.to be made available from its 500,000 H.P.development.Earnings to accrue from the contracts with the Hydro-Electric and with Montreal Power are well above all the estimated operating sinking.fund and bond interest requirements of both parent and the subsidiary companies.The proceeds of the present issue will be used to acquire the assets now owned by the Beauharnois Power Syndicate, which owns the development in its entirety.for the acquisition of rights and properties and for construction purposes.The strength of the interests be- kind the Beauharnois Power Corporation projects is demonstrated by the announcement of the following Board of Directors.who represent the strongest financial and commercial interests in Canada:\u2014 Board of Directors.Hon.W.L.McDougald, Chairman of the Board, chairman Montreal {Harbor Board.| R.O.Swcezey, President.president Newman, Sweezey & Co.A.F.White, Vice-President.vice- \u2018president Canadian Bank of Commerce.Aime Geoffrion, Life.S.Godin.jr.director B.C.Power.J.H.Gundy.president, Wood, Gun- dv and Co.Miller Lash, Traction.G.H.Montgomery, director Montreal Power.Hon.P.J.Paradis, director Quebec Power.M.W.Wilson, general manager.Royal Bank of Canada.director Canada president, Brazilian ! Farmers\u2019 Fire Insurance Company of St.Joseph Of Godmanchester The following letter has just been received from Quebec by E.Girouard, Secretary.with regard to insurance risks with the above company: Quebec, Nov.25th., 1929.Mr.Elzear Girouard, Secretary.Mutual Insurance Company of St.Joseph of Godmanchester, Huntingdon, Que.Sir:\u2014 Back at the office this morning from an inspection trip of a few days I find vour letter dated the 18th.instant in answer to my own of the 16th.in which I informed you that as a result of the investigation held regarding the complaints made against your company, it had been decided that the limit of $5,000 insurance on one same policy did not apply to your company and that consequently you could take risks for whatever amount without any restriction, that is to say.without re-insurance.However, it seems by your letter of the 18th.that you have understood contrariwise to my information.In order to stop any misunderstanding, I repeat that our opinion is that the patish mutual insurance companies formed in conformity with articles 6886 of the 1909 Revised Statutes as well as 58 of the Quebec Insurance Act \u2018R.S.1925, Chapter 243) by virtue of which your company.was formed are not subject to the $5,000 limit, and consequently, any adverse direction that we might have given you in the past must be considered as void and you can insure for any amount whatever on one same risk and on one same policy provided that the other dispositions ol the law have been followed.Yours truly, | The General Inspector | of Insurances, (Signed) J.A.PARADIS.GORE Mrs.W.D.Henderson spent a few days the past week visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs.Dr.Mc- Millan, Huntingdon.Miss Lulu Law of Chateauguay Basin spent a couple of days visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Jno.Ruddock and family.Mr.and Mrs.Russell Anderson and family, accompanied oy Mr.and Mrs.W.Winter and family, Huntingdon.motored to Malone on Thursday and were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Alex.McCracken and family.| Mr.and Mrs.S.Whaley.Mr.and | Mrs.M.Gilligan and little daughter | Viola motored to Malone on Tuesday.On Wednesday evening, Nov.27th.the officers and teachers of the Gore S.S.were entertained at the home \u2018of that country.Children were dres- His Lordship accepted the kind in- pastor, Rev.J.A, David, to encourage the work of the Propogation of the Faith in the par- his arrival on Saturday afternoon he paid a visit to the Murphy family to inform them of the success and welfare of their son and brother.In the evening a lecture was given on the Bengalese mission by His Lordship and Father Clement.C.S.C.who accompanied him.Over an hour of illustrated lecturing explained and showed clearly the life and customs sed as Bengalese and songs sung in, the same language.Although the weather was inclement the basement of the church was crowded.The next morning a Pontifical | Mass was sung in the church for the first time by His Lordship.who | was assisted by Fathers David, Canon Aubill, Canon Fortier.Langlois ' and Clement.His Lordship preached in both | French and English, : telling of the life they and the people lived in his | diocese.In a country of over 11 millions population, he spoke of the difficulties the missionaries encountered.His mission is in a marsh.There are no roads.Even during the dry season this marsh rarely dries up and at times they must walk 20 miles through mud and water.During the rainy season they go about in boats which travel very slowly.The first work in constructing a home is to build a cistern, and a mound for the foundation of the house.The cistern provides water during the dry season.This water becomes very bad and is never used without it being filtered.After the service the congregation offered His Lordship the collection which amounted to $75.A few months ago a purse of $100.had been sent to this same mission by a member of the parish.Blessing of New School.In the afternoon Mgr.Lepailleur blessed the new school which has been crected on the Beaver road.There, he was greeted by a large number of people.and immediately following the religious ceremony Father David made a short address.The chairman of the Godmanches- ter School Board, Mr.Patrick Sherry.addressed the meeting.thanking His Lordship for the honour he had conferred upon them and offered some sound advice to the parents and children.This ceremony was concluded by an address from His Lordship expressing his appreciation of the cordial welcome which had been extended him.and the generosity of the congregation in helping his mission in India.Huntingdon Town Council Met Monday with all the members present.The following hills were presented for payment: Beauharnois Electric Co.$128.98 R.G.Kelly .86.88 Bell Telephone Co.535 Nichols Chemical Co.73.06 Canadian Industries Ltd .35.17 A.W.Sullivan .350.00 John Findlay 1.50 It was moved by Ald.Hunter.seconded by Ald.McCracken, that the bills as read be paid.The secretary was instructed to notify Mr.James Helm that if he continued to use his property below Cemetery St.as a dump he would be; prosecuted.i Ald.Faubert gave notice that at the next meeting of the Council he would introduce a by-law providing for the installation of street lighting in all of the municipality at the expense of the municipality, and to decide on the question of passing a contract with the Beauharnois Elec- | tric Co.to that effect.It was moved by Ald.Brown.seconded by Ald.McCracken.that Mr.J.D.Bicknell be given permission to erect a Christmas Tree at the fountain.Carried.It was moved by Ald.Faubert, seconded by Ald.Hunter that the Mayor and Aldermen McCracken, Brown Offer Provides Good Yield During Construction Plus Lace VISITS ST.AGNES BANK HOLD-UP Admit Theft of $1600.From\u2019 Bank of Commerce at | St.Chrysostome.Jules Legace.L.Guillet and Paul | .Savarie.three men from St.Johns, ; Que.who were arrested by Detectives Jargaille.Berthinume and Guyon cf the Provincial force in connection with the bank robbery at St.Chrysos- tome on November 21, pleaded guilty\u2019 Friday morning to bunk robbery.The prisoners were remanded for sentence The bonds which yleld six per- {the visit of Mgr.Lepailleur.Bishop of | {he Arraignment Court.| Eugene Deschambault.driver of the\u2019 automobile, who was arrested as an\u2019 accomplice.pleaded not guilty and: was remanded for enquete until Dec-' ember 4.Recover SH83.00.It was learned Irom that the hold-up of the manager and his two clerks netted the robbers $1,- 600.The detectives recovered $983 of the amount following the arrest of the four men.Chief Joe Turgeon, of St.Johns was instrumental in the arrest of two of the accused.The chief caught two men at St.Johns and Detectives Jar- | gaille.Berthiaume and Guyon had assisted in the capture of Legace, who when arrested, was sipping wine with a girl in a Laprairie hotel.LADY HURT BY AUTO Driver Sped Away After Collision in Vallevfield.Marie Louise Thurber, sister of Mayor Alex.Thurber, of Longueuil, was removed to the Montreal General Hospital on Monday sulfering from a compound fracture of the left leg.She was injured Sunday evening at the corner of Nicholson and Ste.Cecile streets, Valleyfield, when she was struck by an automobile.the driver of which fled after the accident.The police have been investigating but so far have been unable to find any clues.The accident occurred at 6 o'cloc of the evening and the victim was removed to her home where Dr.C.Lightfoot Roman was called to attend her.Monday he ordered her removal to the hospital in Montreal, where she is favourably recovering.32 FOXES FOR HOWICK MAN Purchase | Made by Frank Sutherland, of Howick.Mr.Frank Sutherland, manager of the \u201cStonehaven Fur Farms\u201d at How- ick.Que.has just received a consignment of sixteen pairs of registered silver foxes from the well-known fox breeder.R.Robertson of Amherst, N.S., and declares them to be among the best registered silver foxes he has had the pleasure of taking care ol.Mr.Robertson.who is well, known in this vicinity seems to be enjoying the same reputation as a fox breeder in Nova Scotia.as he always cnjoyed in this vicinity as a brecede; of Avr- shire cattle.Owing to the late arrival of foxes, the ranch will be closed to public.SKIPS NAMED FOR SEASO! Match Committee to be Messrs.Lanktree, Mc- A meeting of the Huntingdon Curling Club was recently held in the Rink Club Rooms.At the meeting Messrs.J .A.Lanktree, W.E.S.Mc- Nair and G.F Dixon were appointed la match committee.Messrs.J.W.Stark and C.W.Me- Clatrhie were appointed representatives from the Club to the Suuth Western Quebec Curling Association.The following were appointed skips for the coming season: Messrs.T.B.Pringle, J.W.Stark.J.C.Boyd.G.C Stark.J.A.Lanktree.C.H.Lamb.C.W.McClatchie, A, A.Lunan, W.J.Goundrey, Ernest Cunningham D.J.O'Connor.F.I.Batcheller, J.A.Ross, and Derochie be a committee to meet the Council of Godmanchester in regard to keeping the highway open during the coming winter.Carried.ST.AGNES Guests at the home of Mr.and | Mrs.James Leger on Sunday were! Mrs.Wm.Dancause, Mr.and Mrs.| Fred Dancause, Mr.and Mrs.Ernest | Dancause.and Mr.John Dancause, all of Massena.N.Y.and Mr.and\u2019 Mrs.Arthur Leger of St.Anicet.} Miss Gertrude Leblanc spent the | week-end visiting at the home of Mr.| and Mrs.Joseph Leblanc.Mr.Newman Barter of Niagara | Falls, Ont.spent a lew days visiting | Mrs.Eddie Curry and family.Mr.Leo Lauzon of Massena, N.Y.| spent the week-end visiting Mr.and Mrs.Alcide Leblanc and other rela- ai, tives and friends in this vicinity.of Mrs.D.McCartney.Some promotions were made and other business, few days visiting rel | transacted.Miss Lucienne Leger is spending a in St.Anicet.Daniel Walker and D.L.Kelly.The fees for the season are to he a lfollows: Active members $10, associate {members $5.00.Allan\u2019s Corners Holds First Xmas Tree A supper and \u2018Xmas Tree in connection with Allan's Corners Sunday School was held in the church on Saturday evening, Nov.30th.Despite the stormy night about 140 parents.children and friends sat down to à bountiful supper provided by the ladies.After supper was served the chairman, J.D.Bryson, called the gathering to order and toasts were proposed to the King.Country and to the Superintendent.Mr.James McWhinnie.A programme of songs, recitations and dialogues was much enjoyed by The presentation of nine prizes for regular attendance was made.The tree was then unloaded and all atives and friends |geparted feeling they had spent alhair and black eyes.His carriage very enjoyable evening.the Crown \u2018 Contributions For Needy Solicited My J D.Bicknell and the Gleu- ner are again sponsoring the pub- ne Christmas Tree movement for the benefit of those more or less in need in Huntingdon.As in the past.cash contributions may be left at \u2018he Gleaner office.The money will be spent largely upon purchasing stockings, shoes and rubbers for children in need.These stockings and shoes will be fitted onto the children by the four ladies duly appointed by the Women's Institute.viz, Mrs T.S.Miller.Mrs.John Antoine.Mrs.T.S.Gardiner and Mrs.A.L.Sellar.Donations of food.clothing in good repair.and catables that are left at the Gleaner office on Monday or Tuesday.December 23 and 24 will be delivered apportionately The local medical practitioners are requested to supply the names of the children in need of footwear.and homes which they consider are in parti- DEWITTVILLE W.C.T.U.ACTIVE Five County Life Member ships Made at Last Meeting.CTU.was held on Thursday atter- don.with a very pood attendance.A short report of the convention of the Quebec League Against Alcoholism, was given by one of the delegates Mrs.Frank Marun Work was plan- Lea for the next meeting which will not be held until January It Was decided to begin at olee to prepare tor the annual bazaar wiueh takes place dure the summer The treasurer's repost showed thd the amount in the treasury in $127.60 The coun- tv organization 1 In need of funds te carry on The work of extension and organization as well us to be able to offer prizes for the winners in the cular need of other assistance Educational campaign to be launched at the bepinmng ot the New Year | AT DU N D EE To help the County, and at the sane deserving members, the Union voted time, to do honor to ua few ai Ms to make five County Lite Members.cach one meaning $6.00 for the Noted Scotch Comedian Re- county Those so honored weve Mrs -eive arty Welcome.wm.Graham, Mrs.Allan Ratehae, ceived Hearty ¢ Mrs, Richard Mcintosh, Miss Ida , Holiday and Mrs.Frank Martin.AL \u201cTHIEVES STILL ACTIVE.the close of the meeting, retreshments were served bv the hostess, Mrs.d Gordon.asisted by her daughters, Mrs.Ritchie and Mrs.Martin Euchre Club Flourishes\u2014 The Euchre club met on Friday evening with Mr.and Mrs.Johu Low- den.Although it was a bitterly cold night and there were other parties on the same evening, the greater number the club were | James MeGibbon, Respecte | Citizen, Died on Thursday., Once again Dundee people enjoyed ju visit from Mr.Tom Hamilton.Scotch comedian, of: Toronto, Out ! I He was accompanied by Mr Woed, af © the members of the Civil Service, Ottawa, at the Present Puchre wis played at seve piano en tables and eight games were play- Between them they delighted the 14 Then the prizes were presented, andi + and kept the people in ronrs refreshments were served and dune- audience and kept the people in ron: jing was in order for a short time: ot laughter for nearly three hour a very enjoyable evening wits spent 4 at @ Terr \" uv .; .ath li he ay Prize winners were: Mrs Wm Gra- A coter nn NT HS ham and Mr.Alfred Rabidoux.and LOI is charactorizations.\u201chh Lhe winners of the consolation money well spent Life is full of sad- NEES were Mrs.Aldtred Rubidoux and ness.Sorrow is everywhi re.and à Mr.Allan Ritehie.The next meeting DES, 5 everywhere.\u20ac will be on Thursday evening ut the does people a great deal of rood 0 home of Mrs VanViiet F see and hear, occasionally sums, W.C TU.Sends GUL to City Mission, ! welcome will be extended to Canadus \u201cHarry Lauder\u2019 when he comes apain to Dundee.clothing, 2 quilts, a collection of jellies and jam ete, was expressed to Rev.J.Bowman Tucker, pastor in the City Mission, where they are working to succor, to teach and to make Christians.all the foreign population in the city, by a committee from the members of the W.CT.U.While working in Mr.Fred 'Tessier's blacksmith shop on Saturday morning Mr.André Vailluncourt hind the misfortune to cut his thumb very badly on the planer Dr.O.FE.Caza It is a pity thut there seem to be a few human skunks in our community who like their relations go prowling around at night robbing hen roost:.stealing turkeys and cven breaking into people's houses as soon as their backs are turned.Something should he done to rid the place of people who are guilty of such low down, contemptible conduct.If people cannot be honest on principle, they should be kept in a place where no opportunity tn steal would be given.I suppose some of these {scoundrels go to church and say prayers.«mputate a part of the thumb, but lhopes to save the rest of 11.allhougl.it is badly mangled and briused.Much sympathy is felt.for Mr Vai- lancourt.Three of his children have been quite 111 and were just on the way to recovery when he met with his eecident.Man Fell Through Ice November 30\u2014 On Saturday morning two young Some time ago he had a slight! men of the village crossed the river shock but had recovered and Was |eyfely on the ice.Then one of them feeling well, going about his ordinary \u2018(hought he would walk up the side ni business.He was up early Thursday | the river, never dreaming thi ot morning.November 28th, intending might, be unsafe after the very sever 0 visiL his sister in Massena, N.Y., weather of a few days previous.But that day.His nephew, Mr.Archl- {before the young man had gone very bald Colquhoun went outside for uo far, he suddenly went through and | few minutes to atiend to some work |was up Lo his waist in the ley water.and when he returned he found him Fortunately.he had no difficulty in sitting in his chair, dead, \u2018getting out.but he had a very un- We regret to report the sudden death of James McGihbon, a respected citizen of St.Anicet and Dundee.The funeral service took place Sat- comfortable experience.until ne urday afternoon at Zion church.Mr.pegched home, and removed his MeGibbon lived on the farm for a clothing which by that time was number of years with his sister Mary.{frozen solid.The Chateauguay is a who died in January of this year.ivery treacherous river, and it Is well after which event his nephew.Mr.itg be perfectly sure of the stability Colquhoun lived with him.The con- of the ice before venturing upon it.gregation of Dundee will miss a good, Mrs.McPherson, Sr., Mrs.McPher- elder.a cautious counsellor and &!son, Jr, and Miss Gaudry, who had | #ood man.; been visiting friends in Dewittville The following relatives and friends for a few weeks, returned Lo their ; were amongst those present from a homes in Montreal last Monday.j distance at the funeral: Mrs.Val-_ Mr.Fred Murphy spent last week Hance, Mr.and Mrs, Harry Willard.of 'visiting at the home of his daughter, Louisville Landing.N.Y.Mr.David: Mrs.James Hennessey in Syracuse, N.McGibbon., of Summerstown.Ont, Y.\u2018Mr.Robert Steven and daughter.Mr, David Fair, of Montreal, was a Miss Christena Steven, of Finch, Ont, \u2018week-end guest at the home of Mrs.Mr.Thomas Steven, of Saranac, N.Y.Vanvliet.Miss Annie VanVliet mot- ; Miss E.Ferguson and Mrs.McCuig, ored to Montreal with him on Sun- ' Montreal, Mrs.N.Short, Ogdensbureg.| day afternoon.(NY.Miss Janet Gold, Auburn, NY.; Mr.and Mrs.Fred Tessier motored and Mr.Sullivan Burpee, of Massena to Montreal on Friday and spent the Centre, N.Y.week-end with relatives.They also Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Steven and |were present at the marriage of their son Willlam are visiting with Messrs.\u2018son, Mr.Raoul Tessier, which event (Wm.J.and Robert Steven.(took place on Saturday morning.; Mrs.Jas.Grant and Miss Bella Mc- j Raoul is well known to every one in | Bain visited at the home of Mrs.Dewittville, and all extend congrat- Cook in Montreal recently.\u2018ulations and wish him and his bride i Mr.Alhert Fraser motored to Mon- much joy and prosperity.{treal and spent a couple of days there Torre last week.Mr.and Mrs.McCartney | Fire Destroys New Country Celebrate Twentieth Home of R.O.Sweezey Wedding Anniversary | - On Friday evening, Nov.15th.1929, | Three weeks before the date set for\u2018 a large number of friends and neigh- \u2018its completion, the magnificent lake-| hours gathered at the home of Mr.side country house of R.O.Sweezey, land Mrs.J.T.McCartney to cele- ; of Montreal, president of the Beau- | brate with them the 20th.anniver- ;harnois Power Corporation, which sary of their marriage.As «a small stood in the midst of \u2018 grounds five miles east of Kingston.Mr.H.T.Cunningham on behalf of Ont., was burned to the ground early the guests presented the happy Sunday morning.In its finished state couple with a Limoges China dinner the house, designed by P.Roy Wil-|set of 97 pieces and a China cabinet.son, Montreal architect, would have; Mr.McCartney, although taken en- cost in the neighborhood of $140,000; 'tirely by surprise made an appro- as it is, the loss, which does not in- priate and pleasing reply at the close clude the garage and stables, is es-|of which they all joined in singing, timated at over $100,000, most of |\u201cFor He's a Jolly Good Fellow.\u201d which is covered by insurance.Mr.Mr.and Mrs.McCartney then ad- Sweezey has stated that the work of ' joined to the dining room where a | reconstruction following the same dainty lunch was served to all.Af- plans will be started immediately if ter supper dancing was indulged in weather conditions permit.(till the small hours of the morning The fire started on the third floor.when all dispersed thanking Mr.and but the origin is not known.Mrs.McCartney for their hospitality \u2018and wishing them many more years An English teacher in our highlof happy wedded life.school gave an assignment to write a description of some person, his general appearance, carriage, etc.and received this composition: \u201cMr.Brown is tall.He has art | Sewing Room Hint and buttonholes from discarded garments and use them under a fly in new garments.It saves time and was drawn by two white horses.\u201d labor.Lu The November meeting of the W noon ut the home o1 Mrs.John Gor-! which was held recentiv in Montreal.On Wednesday ast, a large box ot wus called and found it necessary Lo\u2019 extensive | token of remembrance of the event | Cut the strips containing buttons | I WFLVE PAGES Ouebec Ayrshire Winners At The Royal Winter Fair Franx Napier Canadian Avrsinre Breeders Ass no Competent authorities averred that the Aveshure exhibit at this Acar s Royal Winter Faw constituted the greatest Avrsiure \u201chow ever held on Fu Sec y-TPreas the Mnertenn continent ; Thee were over 370 head ol Avrshires present a few more than the Holsters and almost as many as the entire Jersey and Gaernsey exhibits put together The Quebec exhibitors present scored highly and were as follows JOH Black, Wm Todd, CJ Miller.all of Lachute;, MeOuat Bros.St | Andrews fast, Frank Manson, Como; A Lavallée.Berthierville and Geo, H Montgomery.l'hilhipsbure l'he members of the Howick-Huntingdon Ayr- |cture Club who bid exhibits forward were WW Skinner.Senneville, E C.Budge, Beanharnois, Gilbert MeMillan, Huntingdon, R RO Ness « Sons, PD MeArthur DT Ness und WoO Welle, alt ot Howick R Brodie Ness, (SON OP I Ness War also present with ane exhibit from Le Moines Point.Farm, Portsmouth.Ont of whieh farm he i manager Since Quebee provided so omny of the animals present 11 was nat ural to expeet that au considerable percentage ot the awards would some Lo | Quebec.And they did, especially to member of the Howick Huntingdon Ayrshire Club The rrand championship oe the bull Fhe judrine was done by John clas es went to Dunlop Retleetion, Cochrane of Wendover Farm, Bern- cfreet prize aced bull for J OH Mluek, arduville NT.and wie started off Lachute but Dunlop Radiance, his, with the nior bull calves Here RR.Shall brother, wis not only second to Ness & Sons seored second and him but nlso reserve sentor and res fourth on Burnside Lucky Boy and crve grand champion for Bois de ta Burnside Tueky Top Grade, Bols de Roche Farm.Senneville.Que.n ln Roche fam gor fifth on Bols de ln member ot the Hovwick Huntingdon Roche Dtumond King and Gilbert Club, The grand champion female | MeMilten got seventh on Springburn Wits Linuhend Doae, fred prize aged {Old Lucky's Last, the last son of old cow it Milk lor Bols de In Roche ;Sprineburn Lucky Girl Farm.The leader in the 4 vear old\u201d Burncide Mendel and Rowallan in milk class Burgenoch Snowmiaid Beatty were respectively fourth and and from Glen Campbell Farms, Ofth in the senior bull calf class for Dundus.Ont.Was reserve senior and ROR Ness & Sons whilst the Alberta reserve grand champion.Woodland's Department of Agriculture scored \u201cModel first price junior heifer caf {text place with South Craig Prince for J J Richard & Son, Red Deer.John.[mp This bull wis imported by PANG and by a Ness & Sons bred (Gilbert MeMillun and was first at bull was Junior champion tenue.\u2018Ormistown and the Royal, us a calf Burnside Perteet Tady first prize lost year Ness & Sons pot fourth in senior vearling heifer for ROR Ness thee class with Netherernly Rare LA Bons wae reserve junior champion Continued on Page Twelve) TASCHEREAU R A JOHNSON SPEAKS OF PRESIDENT OF HON.MERCIER S.W.Q.H.LEAGUE .\"0 .Premier Denies Rumor of His Board of Arbitration Ap- Entering Federal Polities.pointed Consisting of One Member From Fach In accepting your Invitation to be present here tonight to address (he Town.Reform Club members leaving Que- | bee for Montreal I want dt unider-} \"The first annual meeting of the st hat it is not with the desire tod, ter ee deu , et ere No Ottawa Rumor has it south Western Quebre Hockey Lea that 1 shall soon enter the Federal Bue wis held in Ormstown Friday Arena.1 might state many reasons night when election of officers for for not going to the Capital, # Verÿ jthe ensuing year resulted as follows, nice city to hoe in.hut there President lt A.Johnson, Vice-Pres- etats a mon friend in the ldent © I, B Wheeler: Becretary Honorable Ernest Lapointe, und for (trensurer, James Winter \u2018The execu- the good of the race, the province {give Committee will consist of W.I and all of Canada, J hope Toru Jon Milier, Ross Bryson, LP.Cappiello.ime he will retain his present post.\u201d te Je with those poneraus words at The question of affillating with the the Reform Club that Premier Tas- IQA HA.wus discussed, the Idea not cherean set to rest rumors to the ef-*receiving popular favour with Valiey- ect that he was about Lo abandon the |eld and Ormstown but the matter 15 premiership of his province to become Lo be given further consideration.Minister ol Justice In Mackenzie {© A Board of Arbitration was #p- King's Cabinet pointed consisting of one member After an introduction by Antoine from each town, this board to settle Senecal, President of the Young Lib- \u2018any dispute which micht arise and erals, Mr.Tiuschereau turned Lo thé {which the Officers und Executive youthful lecturer of the evenin&.{could not sutisfactorily sektle.Claude Prevost, son of the late Hon.| phe Huntingdon Hockey Club sec- Jean Prevost.at one time MInISLET Lpetary is Lo endeavor to register the in the Gouin Cabinet.In \\Intimate {players and oblain amateur cards and reminiscent vein the Premier re- for them called that Jean Prevost and himself graduated from the law school toge- | ther.subsequently entered politics under the same colours, but later on « Bernier .nt the wee there came a breach.We always re- 3 Ne on, ent th k mained close friends, stated Mr.\u2018Tis ; ies rt Cold spent, the week cherean.After a pause, with real em- | ot i Mr ; - lotion in his voice he sald: \u201cIf it Is end with her niece, Mri.R.A.Arth the privilege of the departed to see! what is going on In this world, 1 hope |terian church met in the church pare at, ade > Prevost, 15! py what ur Ty on Lime \u2018vo Join jlor on Thursday afternoon.A goodly à s at the 2 : , ; sent, It fin enthusinstic applause at the orat- number of members wore presen ihe forical achievement.of his son Claude.\u201d (helngg the business meeting ! n> Turning Lo politics, Premier \u2018Tas- election of officers took place: Pres- 4 ICS, : ! 5 .OG sider: jce-Pres.\\chercau referred to the recent polit- ident, Mrs.G.D.Fider, ] , ; 3 alll: secretary, Mrs.F.fea] victories, Compton, Richelieu and Mr Gmail: era Ham- Montcalm; \u201cwe might just as well.it include Beauce,\u201d he added.\u201cIn Com- | on.- \u2014- \u201cpton, we elected our genial provine- Two past premiers will live long in jin] \u2018Treasurer, a sincere prohibitionist, Lyne memory of thelr fellow-citizens, who 15 entrusted with the putling \u20181 jave mentioned Honore Mercier \u2018into effect of the Quebec Liquor Act.iand Lomer Gouin.Mercier was « man !Monteulm has very recently elected] oo powerful intellect, of clear vision iMr.Perron, the Minister of Agricult-|who paved the way; Lomer Gouin, a jure, Who is being called upon to ren- man of action, who gave the province | der great services to this basic IN-|fifteen years of feariess leadership {dustry and hls province.and unbounded prosperity, and.my \u201cOur opponents and a certain sec- |eoljeagues and myself are striving to [tion af the press like to refer Lo US }the best of our ability to live up to \u201cas \u2018Conservatives and even as reac- the lead they have given us.;Honaries.Some go as far ay claiming \u201cConservatives 1\" exclaimed Mr.{that there are no real and fundamen-|Taschereau.\u201cI wonder what is left \"tal distinctions between the old his- lin this word, If it implies conserva- |orica] parties.tion, I will say right now that we are © The Liberal doctrine has been set |doing all in our power to conserve GLENELM The WME of the Elgin Presby- {forth by Laurier, in his historical [ype sacred deposit of our national lecture, delivered in Quebec City, 1877.\\t-aditions, of our vast natural re- The leader then stated that \u2018the sources and our immense forest (Liberals are men of exuberance, ins- | pired with hope, always forging ahead! Let us examine if the Liberals of today are true to this doctrine of \u2018the revered Chieftain.They are cer- |tainly not afrald of new ideas.\u201d | Depicting a remarkable list of Lih- eral achievements, Premier Tascher- ot described the fight of the pion- leers to ensure religious liberty in this country; the stand taken by the Lib- terals on provincial autonomy\u2014the jeorner stone of Canadian Confedcra- \"tion; the better understanding bhe- |Lween races and creeds and also the \u2018hard uphill battle to give Quebec a standing amongst the sister provinces.| As a last feature Premier Taschereau {function with the Faculty of Medic- asked: \u2018Who gave Canada a rank ine.and we are pleased to say that with the other nations of the world.such amount will be granted.said the in international matters, if it is not Premier.who proceeded to show what jour leaders at Ottawa.\u2019 {had been done in the matter to pub- | A Great Quebecker.ilic assistance, ald to education and \u201cPremier Taschereau is a great \u2018agricultural legislation.Quebecker.He loves his province.He In conclusion the Premier invited is proud of her, and never lets an |the young Liberals to prepare and be opportunity go by without telling one |ready to accept later the responsibil- and all about her latest developments.[ities of office.wealth, Our forest wealth could never be in better safekeeping than in the hands of the present Minister of Forests, Honoré Mercier.\u201cNot, being satisfied to conserve we have ben initiators in all fields of legislation.At a time when the whole of the American Continent was going dry, we initiated a Liquor Act, later on copied by nearly all the provinces of Canada and mentioned by Alfred E.Smith, last year as an acceptable law for our neighbours, across the frontier.Lately, the board of governors of the University of Montreal asked for a special grant of $1,500.000 for a hospital to be/erected in con- Teena.me Page 2 The Huntingdon Gleaner Published by the Huntingdon Gleaner, Inc.Offices in the Brown Building, - - - - - + + - + to 10, $1.45.Ladies Handkerchiefs Our assortment is larger and better than ever.Boxed two, three and four in a box, 25¢., 35¢., 50c., 75¢., $1.00.s Linen Initial Hand- Gent's plain hem 25¢., 35¢., 45¢.s fine Egyptian Lawn Ladies Fabric Gloves Warm and comfortable, «very size, in all the new shades.Price 75.$1.00, $1.25.| adies\u201d Kid Gloves.Kid Gloves ladies\u2019 make\u2018 à nice Christmas pre- Our sent.[Priced $2.75, $3.00, $3.25.New Neckwear For Ladies A large assortment of the latest styles, Collar and Cuff Sets, priced $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00.50c., 75c., $1.00 a 7 Gift Pieces of China A nice assortment S0c to $1.25 DINN ER SETS 97 Piece English Semi-Porcelain New Design $14.95 VE RAYFRGAVEJYVRGAVRAICRIATC ER HIGTÈTA pr Pringle, Stark & Co.Huntingdon, Que.BIIGEIRPE III GET IGEIAGENIGEIATE ROLL NOLARIIGEVATE BRARARALERARADALERARARALENATLVALERATLVASERAELERASERABRS VALERA SRASERAELEVASE RAE LENDS ERDELQALEQARL QA DALADAR Er NTINGDUL AL & Wednesday, December 4th., 1929.Christmas giving is such a beautiful GIFT SUGGESTIONS | GLENELM | idea, and if promoted by the true Christmas spirit transforms the holi- Miss Janet Gold of Auburn, N.Y.has spent the past few weeks with days into days of happiness for the, relatives and friends in this vicimty.giver as well as the receiver.Most of us enjoy giving and yet we often do not give quite enough thought to the choice of the gift.Too often we think of some expensive gift we would like to give and as a result give more fo please ourselves than to please those who will receive our offerings.Although the spirit of sacrifice of giving is greatly enhanced by the spirit of sacrifice on our parts.how often we give something inappropriate.something treasured only for a day.or something with so little originality that it is duplicated by others.Whereas often we could have given something that the person we love would have treasured for years for the same expenditure and cffort.How often we load father down with numerous tes that he does not like because they are too loud or too old appearing when he wants something gay: with gaudy suspenders that he does not wear; with cigars that he couldn't smoke when fo mec.hs he has been longing for that book about General Foch.Or.it may be that for vears he has had a secret ; peace longing for some certain magazine that he felt he could not afford for himself.It may be that he does not care to read-\u2014he mav be hankering for an electric soldering iron or a flashlight.or a screw driver with a Mr.Patrick Coffey.of Westminster.magnetic point.\u2018how many times we Misses Hattie and Irene Coffey returned home on Monday after spend- | ing the past two weeks with relatives in New York City.i Mr.Ira Gordon of Massena, N.7.| and Mr.Mark Alford of Potsdam.N.! Y.spent the week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs D.K.Gordon.; Messrs.Robert Warren and Richard Mansfield of Montreal, visited at | the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ward Don- : nelly on Friday.The regular meeting of the Ken- simaton YW.A.Was held at the home of Miss Ida Anderson, Trout River.on Monday afternoon.It being the annual business meeting.election of officers for the following vear took place.The officers appointed were: President, Miss Grace Gordon: Vice-President, Miss Bessie Svaward, Secretary.Miss Dorothy unnahtll; Treasurer, Miss Ida Anderson: Work Committee.Misses Bessie Seaward, Ida Anderson and Inez Arthur.It was decided the Y.W.Avive S30.to the W M.S.us their share of the allocation.Two infant's lavettes were also made during the vear.At the close of the meeting a delicious supper was served to about twenty members and visitors.We are sorry to report the death of 1 B.C.formerly of Elgin.Mr.Coffey have seen him handling these things had been in poor health for some jovingly in a store Surely it would years, and passed away at his home give us and him more pleasure if we on November 20th.He leaves to thought this matter out and gave as! mourn his loss one brother Mr An- our Christmas gift this year thatidrew Coffey of this place.to whom which he really wants iwe extend our sympathy.Then there is mother\u2014it 1s easier The funeral of the late Mrs.John of course to know what she wants.Brady was held on Monday morning tor a mother is always doing without at St.Bridget's Church.Trout River things she wants and needs so that Lines, and was largely attended.Mrs.the rest of the family may enjoy a Brady leaves to mourn her loss, two few more comforts and luxuries.lsons.John and Carter.and four Maybe all her life she has craved daughters.Lena.Mabel, Florence and beauty Is there not some Way to KIVE Annie, besides two brothers, Messrs.; ; -, \u2018Wanted her house scrubbed.or a dy- fourteen ds t hundred hens ; a at a bouquet i or arc .; / pounds to one hundred hens.af enc ater ic it to her?It might be that q Henry and Ward Donnelly of Elgin, .mng child wanted comfort, Eugenie If living in the South.twelve pounds One of the chief uses of water is to of roses or chrysanthemums would and two sisters.Mrs.Walter Walsh.please her more than a new dress.It New Erin and Mrs.Frank Hughes, may be that she longs for the acces- Manchester.N.H.to whom we ex- sories to her wurdrobe that will give tend our deepest sympathy er a smart appearance Perhaps she The voung people of Kensington often thinks loneimaly of She ocean United Church were very hospitably near where she was born and a pic- entertained at the Manse by Rev.and! 1 SECRET OF HAPPINESS.Famous Actress Left Stage to Serve the Poor.One of the strangest stories in the world came to an end recently.In 1868 there was born in Toulon a little girl called Eugenie Feneglie.She was orphaned in her childhood and tried to earn her living first as a shop assistant and then as a singer | in cates.People liked her singing.and told! her she should try her luck in Paris.he went to Paris poor and nameless.A manager gave the little provincial! girl a part.and all Parts loved her.Fame and fortune paved her way\" with gold and flowers.A ; y ras \u201d ; + | cloud.The most distinguished people cul-' MOnth was allowed to help support | COU.; 8 Gib men : Mrs.George Douglas and family so 8erous to small cratt such as fishing uvated her friendship.begged her to interpret their plays.| There was hardly anything the world can give which was denied herewith the members all present.Wallace presiding.The following resolutions were adopted: Hinchinbrooke Council PERILS OF THE SEA.Met on Monday the 2nd.instant, | Two Large Waterspouts Were Sight- On môtion, a bill presented by Napoleon Kipperin for work done on road ditches re, Cluff Discharge amounting to $8.25 be paid.On motion $6000 was granted | James E.Flynn for the keep of Thos.Doldrums Kavanah from Ist of June to l1st.Of unusual.October, 1829.On motion the Secretary was ati- Mayor ed Recently.The announcement made by an of- ; ficer of the Cape line Armadale Cas- { le that two large waterspouts were \u2018sighted during her recent voyage | again demonstrates the dengers that attend ships on the high seas.The sighting of the waterspouts in the near the Equator is not In sailing days it was common to have a loaded ritle or revolver handy.thorized to purchase a ballot box for it being the belief that a ball fired the use of this Municipality.into the disturbance would sever the On motion a grant of $30.00 per ; Connection between sea and revolving long as they are in need of aid.On motion the Secy.-Treus.was or- Waterspouts are most dan- vessels under sail, In September, 1922.when four fish- dered to hand in to The County Sec- | ill, smacks were under sail in the She was very beautiful.with a | retary Lot No.20-21 and part of Lot Tyrruenian Sea, between Sardinia crown of curls and great shining | eyes.She had grace of body and! movement.and she was extremely intelligent.Admiration 1ollowed her everywhere.Her photographs appeared constantly, articles were about her clothes by one type of journalist, and about her art by another type.The famous actress had called herself Eve Lavalliere.Suddenly Eve Lavalliere disappeared.Her dazzling life had brought her no happiness.At first, like every stage-struck girl, she had thought it would be splendid to be famous.At first she had been as pleased with her jewels as a baby with its toys.But soon she was asking: \u201cIs this all?I am not happy.When shall I begin to be happy?\u201d t In the end she left Paris and set :long and cold.hens need more of the cout in quest of happiness.She found |jeqt it in a little village of the Vosges, where she lived a life of poverty, prayer.and service.If a poor man needed nursing or a sick woman Geneglie was at their beck and call.After much searching her brilliant friends found her.They begged her they will eat.No.lu to be sold for taxes.On motion the following bills were ordered paid, viz: To the Quebec Government, interest on coupons, $4097.01; H.Heinault $2.75.H.Steele $6.90: James Massey written | 54.00: Lyle Farquhar $4.00: Braith- waite Bros.$32.61: Robert Pringle $4.25: George Williams $61.60: Charles Farquhar $18.00; Ernest Pringle $2.25.\u2014_\u2014 LAYERS NEED MORE SCRATCH GRAIN THIS TIME OF THE YEAR and Italy.a waterspout formed and swallowed up two of the craft.The terrified survivors hurried back to port.They told the authorities that | before they could escape, the waterspout was on them.It crossed the \u2018path of the two middle fishing boats, jand the last they saw of them and their crews was when the vessels | were fifty feet above the sea and still travelling upward.The two boats \u2018and men were never seen again.They {had been swallowed up in the clouds.| It is not generally known that , Brighton, England.had a narrow es- _ p= = = \u2014) my pee -\u2014 a - + » South where the length of day and cape from disaster on the morning The amount of scratch grains to.of August I8th.1923.A waterspout feed layers varies with the different |g qdenly formed close to the pier: seasons of the year, except In {Ne fortunately for Brighton it travelled ; s var rming rate.the temperature is practically the seaward at an alarming same the vear around.In winter when the ; .LATEST SCHOOLBOY HOWLERS nights are forming.energy producing | Here is the latest batch of school- ; ; boy howlers:\u2014 scrateh grains than when the nights ; ; i are etay are short and warm For the Et | Letters in sloping print are hyster- : ics.Etiquette is the noise you make when you snceze.three months feed about one quart of scratch grains to twelve hens, or save people from drowning in.A circle is a rounded figure made up of a crooked straight line.bent so to one hundred hens is all they need.In the extreme North give them all to return to the city All they could { Scratch grains should be fed an @s the ends meet.say was in vain, \u2018It will not last.\u201d people said.But | years went on.For fifteen years the fore dark.Do not feed any grain in! hour before the birds go to roost so The larynx is the voice box.and they will have time to clean it up be- | shuts when you swallow it.A compass tells a man where he | = Ke He ee \u2014 i HUNTER\u2019S DECEMBER SALE Offering values that will appeal to thrifty shoppers\u2019 keen judgment of bargains, ushering in December and Christmas trade with special sales at new low record value prices.Hot Shots From The Clothing Department One hundred men's high grade Suits, sizes 36 to 44, in Scotch sacs Serges, English Worsteds.December sale prices $10., $15., Boy's Long Pants Suits, $5., $7., $10.Boy's Long Pants, sizes 26 to 35, dollar a pair.Dollar sale men\u2019s Work Pants.Dollar sale men's White Broadcloth Shirts.DOLLAR CAP SALE Men's warm Winter Caps with inside Ear Bands.one dollar.All sizes, Big Specials in Men\u2019s Overcoats Navy Blue Frieze Overcoats, ten dollars.Navy Blue Melton Overcoats, fifteen dollars.Over Check Crombie Overcoats, fifteen dollars.PEEP EEP PBS S EER gy ce Hess EEE HSE Ea > m=: \u2014>>| > sé = È o> > > aient ot .+ pese > ~~ EE Feb: ra ne .a chi : as- ; ture of he seo where A ihe Mrs.Steers on Friday evening.famous actress was the servant of the !the morning as the hens are apt to! ought to go\u2014it always points to the Sins 8 dent OR rod! waves in à Games were played and a program ' poor in her mountain village.fil up on it and then will wait for it | sun.gigantic gam ore hich rocks alons Of vocal and instrumental music and Now she has passed on to that [lo digest before they eat any mash Latitude tells you how hot you are.store tearing 2 afford her happiness readings were rendered.after which world where heroes go.and people |and obtain the egg building mater- and longitude tells you how cold you for months It might be something lunch was served to the guests bY are recalling her genius and beauty.ials.are.oo oo she wants but does not really need Mrs.Steers assisted by some of the'gnd wondering afresh why her fame| Keep a high grade mash before the | Lloyd George is the chief Socialist like an electric waffle iron or per- ladies.} brought her no happiness.But there hens all the time and encourage them next to Sidney Webb.His motto is colator.or even an electric curling Miss Isabel McKee spent the week- jare others who do hot wonder, peo- to eat all they want.The more they Liberty.Equality and Maternity.He iron.Let us study mother a bit on the end with her friend Miss Alma Par- \u2018ple working in hospitals and slums eat the more eggs it ordinarily means.was a suppor ter of the Primrose Lea- side and give her not just a pair of ham.Franklin Centre.and in quiet villages.They know that Grit and shell should be hopper fed gue and is a historic personage.pillow cases we picked up at some the secret of happiness is to live for [and drinking water always available.bazaar.but something that will make AUBREY-RIVERFIELD others.Supply green feed when you canner truly happy.| \u2014_\u2014 It really is quite simple to feed a When it comes to the children then Miss Margaret Cowan spent the! young Don Huntingdon went too|flock of layers and get good results.| it is a more serious task though it is week-end in Montreal.| strong on Mrs.D's delicious mince ï - \u2014 \u2014 - one we enjoy.There are so many Mr.and Mrs.Ray Reddick enter- pie the other night and as a con- il A 5 chs ph ih 85 Phe SARL hp Lh iti Phe Thé 2h50 87 things children always want and tained a number of friends on Fri- sequence had a terrible dream.He + \u201c3 » + F oy tg F & Wy + gb gr yr y their clamoring is so loud that they day evening.Cards were played at |dreamed he died and for some rea- : * x + x generally receive what they ask for.several tables and an enjoyable even- \u2018son or other went to heaven.An Lg = ® e Christmas Specials Boys\u2019 Overcoats, Five, Seven and Ten Dollars Men's Sheep lined Coats, $5.00.Men's Fleece lined Shirts, 50c.Boy's Fleece lined Suits, 75c¢.Men's lined Buckskin Mitts, 75c.Men's Muleskin Pullovers, 25c.Big special, men's fine Wool Cashmere Sox, 2 pair, $1.00.Men's White Wool Work Sox, 3 pair, $1.00.Men's Grey Wool Work Sox, 5 pair, $1.00.= > HEH: + hE \u201cher \u20ac ae ee Po = SUBSCRIBE TO THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Dollar Sweater Sale One good lot men's fine pure Wool Sweaters, V-Neck Coat Some bargains, one dollar.HET => =] and yet\u2014would not it be well to give ing spent.angel at the gate stopped Don for} = a little more thought to what we buy Mrs.Luke.of Montreal.is the guest his record.ge styles.HoH for them?Of course no one is hard of Mrs.Henry Carson.Lu ; \u201cSmoke?\u201d = Ai A seventy-five cent sale of kiddies\u2019 pure Wool Sweaters.= enough hearted not to buy a doll for Mrs.Struthers, of Ormstown.Who! «No yr ys Sizes 22 to 30 + Mary Jane or skates for Jimmy when has been spending the past few weeks Drink?\" 3 x 0 ce, ; + they are looking for them so eagerly.at the home of Mr.Arnold McKell Never.an Kiddies\" pure Wool Jersey Suits, 2 to 6 years, one dollar.kgs but they receive other gifts, too.If Riverfield.returned to her home on \u201cPet?\u201d + \u2019 oO ; x \u2018he boy has a leaning of a knack for Tuesday \u201cWell.I should $y not!\" it in thi carpentry, why not encourage it with, Mr.and Mrs A A.Allen.Mrs.W.| sav, bo, vou should have report- \u201c§° Men\u2019s Overcoats at y Five Doll D x a real good case of tools.or if he.G.Allen and Mrs.George Robb spent ed long ago.You've been dead a| ih ar ress a e Bi shows interest in electricity he can Thursday a Montreal ; y [long time.\u201d wg $15.00, $18.00 and $22.50.y i a very great deal of real prac-! iss Lydia Craig, who has a posit-| _° \"= _ eos es r deal knowledge from an electric ion in Montreal.spent the week-end \u201cjs \u2014_ 4 A Regular Knock Out bs .j i wi er parents.Mr an rs.J.J.\u2014a- ae .; cransformer and train.À little friend [ith her b DO YOU WEIGH mn A New Suit for Christmas § Ladies\u2019 Silk and Wool Dresses, Flat Crepe Dresses, Trico Silk Lis trical knowledge Who knows.this! Mr.and Mrs.Angus Black, Mr.and x a Dresses, Georgette Dresses, all size, good styles, many colors, lots of EE may mean that he may become an el- Mrs.A.P.Cameron motored to Fran- 9 (es ; them.Silk Dresses at a k kout : $5 00 = ectrical engineer some day.+Elin_on Thursday evening and called WHAT 0 ! + \u2014_\u2014 .nockout price, .+ The same applies to the little s.ace Barr.x .- { \u2014_\u2014 A2 girls.If they care about sewing, give | Mrs.Robert McClenaghan returned = y Gent's Scarves at $1.75 and $2.00.y S S \u2018 B .- L : , + them sewing boxes with many bright home, Saturday after spending a week Many Thin People Build up vu 0 F some nappy argains in adies Coats Ws colored threads and a thimble or so.i} I SIS .VV.TT.W 5 .3 If the interest is in painting.make it been quite ill.but is now on the road to Normal Standards on the T7 Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box, $1.00 es Big bargains in missy Coats at $5.95.crayons.paints, and a coloring book: tO recovery.Body-Building Foods in |X ndkerchiefs, 21 ox, 9100.À clean-up sale of kiddies Coats at $4.49.> if in baking.dishes and pans.and| Mr.W.Stacey was fortunate 1u ; TL they can work right beside mother.securing 4 very fine peer fast Seek.Father John s Medicine.y _ ob Chri H deo | 3 Brooms and dust mops help them to rs.Angus ack spen unday \u2014 ki .- - i ristmas Handkerchiefs at s i .; j keep their playrooms clean and in or- 4nd Monday in Montreal.Do you realize that unless vour 445 Ties in Xmas boxes at 50c., 73¢., $1.00, $1.25.oy .! ! pec a prices i der.Sunday Mirah, motored to Monirea! weight is up to normal you are actu- 75 ; Silk Lingeries - Rayon Scarfs - Orient Silk Hosiery - Kayser Hosiery + By all means a few games should Sunday.Mrs.\u20acn, who has been ally in danger of serious illness?No -_\u2014 a K .: .\u2019 .pa: be provided if for no other reason |SPENding a few days in the city re- better proof of this is needed than ayser Gloves Perrin Gloves Penman\u2019s Silk and Wool Hesiery.5 than to be used when little visitors turning with him.come.When I was a child we had! Mr.and Mrs.Jno.Gruer and fam- the strict rules of the insurance companies which forbid the issuance of + Overshoes, | buckle, $2.25; 3 buckle, $3.00; ÿ xr 4 buckle, $3.50.Big special, Monarch Silk Hose, six colors, 3 pairs one dollar.various games of cards that resemb- 11 are moving into their new home |insurance to those who are under- + Penman's Pure Wool Cashmere Hose, six colors.A wonder Th led authors.among them were flow-' : ; ; weight.= 95 Es ers, birds.beautiful paintings.famous Ribbons tem ea re Little White Many thin people find that they i Rubbers at $1.15 and $1.25.at 49c.Little B Wool H \u2018 Hid | x castles.and a historical game.They ! ers t LS edl- gain steadily in weight while taking ittle Beaut ool Hose for children, three colors.Al] sizes were beautifully colored and on each | tion.tWo names were unintentionally \u2018Father John's Medicine.This Is be- y , es.card was some date regarding the | Omitted.These two names should | cause Father John's Medicine con- Phi \u2014_\u20140 A bargain price, 50c.HE same.These games were instruct- | nave been included in the Ieport.\u2018tains cod liver oil.the greatest of all x .J .: ive and yet so interesting.Such; Myrtle Elizabeth Cullen and Norman | body -building foods.as well as other 1k Xmas sale Swiss Silk hand painted Scarfs, ninety-five cents.Ci games are valuable in the education Russell Kerr.{nutritious and tonic elements which Ten dozen double texture Silk Vests, six colors, 50c.Rayon F of a child.- \u2018the body must have if it is to main- | Then another Christmas gift sug- LONGER LIGHT PAYS tain its normal weight.vigour and gestion we should never forget for| For several years past poultry.vitality.The regular and consistent |!\u2019 children is books.How much books | breeders have been trying to discov- 'use of Father John's Medicine brings *f\u2019 add to the life of a child! We can er whether the use of electric light |a regular and consistent gain in Ci start when they are very tiny reading iD laying houses really does increase health and strength to those who are Silk Vests 39c.Special double tex.Silk Knickers 75c.Children\u2019s and missy Silk Knickers.Sizes 6 to 12 years, 39c.À sale of missy sizes, Blue Serge Skirts with Slip attached, 75ces Gent's Furnishings.Huntingdon, Que.= > ThE 3 3 © W.A DEROCHE Ÿ : ÿ ÿ ; .5 them not only nursery rhymes but CRE production among hens.The the- pale.thin.weak and run-down.ThE fbi the phi Sh 4 She SRE id YT Go GAf p45 ph ahd Ladies Silk stripe Knickers, 75c.+ fairy tales and many poems.I am/|OrY is that in prolonging daylight the; Father John's Medicine is real y y y y yr y y yr y y y ys y Wp yp y 1k particularly fond of Stevenson's hens were enticed to lay more eggs.food.in a form which even the frail, = .¥ \u201cChild's Garden of Verses.\" Then as Experiments over a berlod of five delicate system can easily take up.\u2014 = = = Christmas Stationery special prices.i they grow a little older.or even atiYears at the Dominion Experimental .the same time they enjoy such stories Station with two pens.one supplied | Xmas Cards, 5c., pa , Poe pres Pont Cards, 10c.dozen.3 as \u201cThe wonderful Wizard of Oz.\u201d ; e extra lighting facilities and i re .LE \u2018the other without.show the following | pe raper lags, deals À Father was absent so mother pre- results: vared only a light lunch.Over the five-year period.the pen \u201cBetty.will you ask the blessing?\" of 100 hens supplied with light pro- asked mother.The child looked over duced on an average 3966 eggs at a | A the table critically and said: cost of 20c per dozen in the six \u201cReally.mother.I don't think its; Months.The pen without lights pro- worth while.\u201d duced 3671 at a cost of 22¢ per dozen.\u2014 ee .- \u2014\u2014-\u2014.\u2014\u2014 This gives an average of about 300 = 2 eggs for the pen with lights and at a JOHNS ME DICINE BLOTS = pad RU TA LE, Ç JwhoLEsoms | EE A Snappy Sale of Ladies\u2019 Hats TE Dollar Forty Nine i x è Special lot kiddies and missy warm kosy Kimonas, ninety-five cents.ENT- à reduction in cost of 2c per dozen.| Hemstitched colored Border Huck Towels, 3 pair, one dollar.40 reduc \u2014\u2014 Ls | Big special Silk sale, three yards, one dollar.L Berlye English Broadcloths, three yards, one dollar.A sale of heavy quality yard wide Crettones, 25c.yard.Special Flannelettes, seven yards, one dollar.One hundred pairs 12/4 Flannelette Blankets, dollar ninety-five.GROCERY SPECIALS 9 pkgs.Raisins, one dollar.9 pkgs.Currants, one dollar.8 tins Campbell's Soups, assorted, one dollar.3 Ib.pkgs.Japan Tea, one dollar.9 pkgs.Macaroni, one dollar.9 pkgs.Lux, one dollar.8 tins Pineapple, one dollar.9 tins Peas, one dollar.Rich Red Salmon, 3 for one dollar.Crosse & Blackwell Canned Fruits, three for one dollar.You MUST be Properly NOURISHED to Resist WINTER lis, || (ÇA; Colds and Chills ; iy: ey pe Just chock full of bright Christmas spirit are these handsome carriers of Kriss Influenza attacks old and young when the resisting powers of the body are weak.Kringle's joyous messages.No end of glorious variety here.Be sure to drop in today for the choicest selections - - - Or you're perfectly safe in relying on our judgment if you order by phone or mail.12 Cards 18 24 36 $1.75 240 290 3.75 Printed Cards Mailed to Custom .rs.Keep fit this winter by making sure you are well nourished.HUNTINGDON GLEANER Subscription rates: Canada $1.50 Foreign Countries .$2.00 The Store of Good Values A.EF.HUNTED Huntingdon, Que.PUY BPP YY PRR gy The unique power of BOVRIL Builds titness Not fatness 17B MERE HEHEHE SEH ETH The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.Phone 40.N w des ®æ | Foe fb Fe He oo .* - a r HEHE HEHEHE THE THEE > HH d\u2014.ee =e oo ee | > ETE HEHEHE MET ET > foe \u201c= ta pare mess za HEHEHE HEHEHE HEHE HEHEHE SHEMET Mas Wednesday, December 4th., BRITAIN TO USE 1929.'liner, and from her nose to the tip lof her tail is 63 feet.Her main planes have a surface area of 1825 square feet.winter the compartment is heated by the exhaust of the central engine.Aft of the main passenger saloon Fully loaded she weights [there is a small galley in charge of 20,500 pounds and empty about 12.- 'a steward w pare n HER W | N i NE.pounds.Her three engines ne- tt 1 stove There is ats tn Immense New Al] Liners to Blaze Air Highways.BY JOHN C.NELSON Two new aeroplanes of a size scarcely dreamed of a few years ago have just been added to Great Britain's fleet of giant air liners which in the years to come will link by air the Mother country and her daughter Dominions beyond the seas.One of these machines, \u201cThe Inflexible.\" is! the world\u2019s largest all metal monoplane.It has a wing span of 150 feet and is capable of carrying 20 passengers in addition to the necessary crew.The other is the now famous \u201cCalcutta Flying Boat.\u201d a passenger carrying aeroplane similar in design to that in which Sir Alan Cobham accomplished his epoch making air survey of Africa last year.Of the two new planes, the Calcutta is perhaps the more interesting to the layman for its equipment includes such unexpected things as a fully equipped galley with an oil stove where a steward may prepare light meals for passengers while in flight: a convenient wash room.and even a ice chest.\u201cThe Inflexible\u201d is interesting primarily because of its colossal size, its terrific wing spread, and its unique design.The fact that its landing wheels are as high as an ordinary man and had to be specially designed because nothing like them had ever been necessary before.gives some idea of its dimensions.Under one of its wings two ordinary \u201cfighters\u201d could nestle comfortably.Both \u201cThe Calcutta\u201d and \u201cThe Inflexible\u201d have three engines, any two of which are sufficiently powerful to maintain the plane in flight.\u201cThe Calcutta\u201d can actually take off from the water with only two of her engines, functioning.Both planes are made of that strong and unbelievably light alloy.duralumin.\u201cThe Calcutta\u201d is one of three sister planes which are now being built for operation over the long sea routes of the Empire of the future.Following her recent successful trial trip around England \u201cThe Calcutta\u201d is now being used by the Imperial Airways to provide a regular semiweekly passenger service between Southampton and the Island of Guernsey.Her present schedule provides for a run of 1 hour and 40 minutes each way.By steamer the same journey takes the better part of the day.and the sea is often disagreeably choppy.wide wing spread.The difficulty was finally overcome by running her into the hangar sideways.Some conception of the size of this monster may be gained by the fact that the tail fin of the rudder rises practically unsupported for more than twice the height of a man above the fuselage.which, with the tail wheel on the ground, is itself more than six feet above the ground.The central cabin section is 12 feet in depth.The two main landing wheel are of special design and were evolved by the manufacturers only after many experiments, for nothing to equal them had ever been made before an aeroplane.On account.of the weight of the loaded machine about 200 tons, it was necessary to build a wheel which would stand the terrific strain of a landing under both favourable and unfavourable conditions.The task was made the more difficult because the wheels were to be of a certain maximum weight and no heavier.It was soon found that the usual type of wheel with spokes was unsuitable in a wheel of such size, s0 a new type\u2014with a high tensile steel wheel-base rim and a central steel shell with radial plates and disc sides of duralumin was evolved.Under test this new wheel withstood a load of over 28 tons; in fact the test had to be stopped because the limit of the testing machine had been reached.The tyres for the wheels had also to be specially made and are said to be the largest pneumatic tires in existence.\u2018The Inflexible\u201d has three Rolls-Royce Condor engines.each of 650 horse power.One of these engines is fitted in the nose of the machine, the other two being slung on either side below the wing.On account of the great size of \u201cThe Inflexible\u201d it became necessary for the designers to evolve a type of control which would make it possible for the pilot to manoeuvre the machine without undue strain.This problem was overcome by perfecting a system of special balances which lighten the loads on the pilot's controls, while a Servo Rudder is used, which is operated by the pilot and it in turn actuates the main rudder which steers the plane.As the Servo Rudder itself can be balanced if necessary.it would appear that control surfaces of any size can be operated in aeroplanes.\u201cThe Inflexible.\u201d although it may be used as a passenger machine was originally intended as a military plane, to be used either as a giant bomber or troop carrier, As a masterpiece of aeronautical engineering it is a most interesting study and with \u201cThe Calcutta Flying Boat\u201d is an achievement of which the British people may well be proud.\u201cThe Calcutta\u201d has a wing spread of 93 feet, the width of an ocean cessitate her carrying at least 320 ; Balions of petrol and 30 gallons of | Metal oi giving \u201cThe Calcutta\u201d a cruising range of 760 miles.Under average on a little oil stove.There is also in the after end a lavatory and wash room with running water.The storage space for luggage is in the tail of the machine and is fitted with a conditions \u201cThe Calcutta\u201d can at- \u2018number of ties which are used to hours at a stretch.\u2018a speed of about 57 miles an hour [and the grace with which this man- joeuvre can be accomplished is one of \u201cCalcutta\u201d type of flring boat.jcutta can attain altitude in spite of her great size and weight is remarkable.She can take off from the sea in 20 seconds and climb at the rate of 750 feet a minute.Under actual test she recently reached an altitude of 10.000 feet in 21 minutes.30 seconds.In the design of the new flying boat primary consideration has been given to the comfort of the pilot for on the long sea routes over which these planes will be operated in the future the task of piloting will be a tiring one.Not only is the cockpit roomy but is laid out in such a way that the pilot is almost completely protected trom the elements.In fact under normal flying conditions a clear view in all directions from he need not wear goggles.There is the pilot's seat, and the controls.all within easy reach.may be manipulated with a minimum of effort.The aim of the designers, has been to provide a machine which would combine absolute comfort for passengers and the widest possible margin of safety.It is because of this principle that three engines have been provided and the entire flying boat.with the exception of a few minor parts, built of duralumin.The use of this metal has resulted in a marked reduction in weight without the sacrifice of strength as compared with other planes of equal carrying capacity.The design of the \u201cboat\u201d is such tain a speed of 126 miles an hour and , can cruise at 100 miles an hour for | She can land at, The rapidity with which the Cal- / fix valises and trunks and to prevent their shifting while the plane is in flight.As its name implies \u201cThe Calcutta\u201d ts at once an aeroplane and a boat.Because she st h Jof the outstanding characteristics of | nas Lo be moored on the water her regular equipment includes anchors, tow lines and other gear common to ordinary boats of similar sibe.All of this is stowed in the nose of the machine under a removable hatch.Like other modern passenger carrying aeroplanes \u201cThe Calcutta\u201d is equipped with the very latest wireless installation for the reception and dispatch of messages.By means of a wireless telephone the pilot may converse with his aerodrome or other pilots in the air up to a distance of 20 miles.In addition to the telephone equipment there is the usual transmitting set for the dispatch of morse messages.The giant metal monoplane, \u201cThe Inflexible\u201d, is scarcely less interesting than \u201cThe Calcutta.\u201d Its wing spread is more than double the total length of the flying boat which is made necessary because \u2018of the fact that there is only one lifting surface instead of two.CANADIAN FISHERIES IN 1928 A number of factors affecting the fishing industry of Canada have worked together to make 1928 the most generally profitable year since the war.Good weather during the season, heavy runs of fish, and pro- firable marketing conditions due to short catches elsewhere produced a total yield estimated at $50.000,000.The industry represents a capital investment of over $50.000.000, and gives THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER ATHENS REJUVENATED.A new city has grown up around | who gains a first sight of it from the Hill of the Temples is especially | impressed by the whiteness of the | city on which he looks down, writes | Emil Ludwig.in \u201cOn Mediterranean Shores.\u201d He notes the absence of three things ern man: no factory chimneys, and scarcely a tower.Those who build the new city were sedulous to avoid anything that would interfere with the beauty | of years ago .Now Athens blooms anew.precious vessel; now, as of old, they call forth fresh shoots in the ancient gardens of Attica.In February, boys.carrying sprays of pink almond blossom, stand at the street corners and offer huge baskets of narcissus for sale.There is a profusion of hyacinths and anemones; and a still more lavish profusion of violets\u2014not the small northern violet, which may well be called modest, but the passionate violet of the south, whose great flower seems too heavy a Crown : for its long stalk.To and from along the wide streets, in the balmy air which blows from | the Athenians ; walk swiftly, gesticulating and talk-: the adjoining seas.ing; they sit beneath the orange- trees, talking: they stand in groups in the squares, talking: talking politics in the intervals between pleasantries and business transactions.All.is much the same today as it was in: the days of Aristophanes .The elegantly dressed ladies of Athens trip along in their dainty footgear.making no attempt to resemble the caryatids of the Erechtheum\u2014though now and again, from beneath a smart Parisian hat there peeps (conflicting with its style) a Grecian nose or a of Zeus, children play in the sunshine.looking from a distance like tiny insects beside the enormous Cor- church which read: | inthian ruin.dren, at least.have retained the clas- fashion of leaving the limbs new organist.\u201d free to the air.JR On these genial days of sifting.the Athenians of riper years are walking up and down under the shadow of evergreen oaks in front of a stuate- ly marble building.which the city which are apt to! ; abound in the busy haunts of mod-i09Wes to the Athens nas no pinnacles, Wealthy brothers.I terrace they look beyond the violet shadow of across the plain grey olive-trees and point to the sea.of line that was perfected thousands | which Always will remain the true ome o Now.as of old, the sun and {rom the German by Eden and Cedar the kindly airs of heaven cherish this Paul.HUNTINGDON GLEANER munificence of two From the upper \u201ctre weak, \u2018blue\u201d Hymettus, look down have properly, beset with sober the Hellenes.\u2014Translated SUBSCRIBE TO THE Ve FAY 1 J Much merriment was recently caused by a sign in front of a Montreal à AddééhéA \u2018 \u201cSubject of Sun- v We see their bare legs day evening's sermon, \u2018Do You Know the relics of the old.a city that twinkling as they run.for the chil- What Hell ts?\u201d \u201d and underncath it in stretches far and wide .One | smaller letters, \u201cCome and hear our Over 406,000 women and girls who | nervous, rundown, and unable to do their work vuproved ther health by taking Lidia E.Pink- ham\u2019s Vegetable Compound.By aceurate record, 88 out of every 100 report benetit.You can be almost certaat tha it will help you too.Pia nkham\u2019s: \u20ac ompound- A SELECT STOCK it takes to complet a call .if one slips .the call fails THERE are three people to every telephone call.If any one of them makes : mistake the call fails.It may be the operator, it may be the person calling, it may be the person called.There are over one million local calls in Ontario and Quebec every day which fail\u2014\"Line's Busy\u201d \u2014\u201cNo Answer\u201d\u2014\u201cNo one on the line now, sir\u201d\u2014 \u201cWrong Number\u201d.\"OF CHRISTMAS that when in flight she is remarkably stable in all directions, a characteristic described technically as \u201cex- | cellent in aerodynamic properties\".The controls are so arranged that the plane may be set to fly itself should the pilot desire to devote his attention for a time to other things.Before building \u201cThe Calcutta\" the designers conducted a number of experiments with a view to evolving a type of hull which would be suitable in flight and at the same time have great stability in the water.As a result the hull with which \u201cThe Calcutta\u201d is now fitted is superior in performance to that of any other flying boat in the world; seaworthy, completely watertight and sturdy enough to stand the buffeting of moderately heavy seas.The engines of \u201cThe Calcutta\u2019 are air cooled as it has been found that the absence of radiators and water jackets and joints, which occasionally leak through vibration removes one of the most fruitful causes of trouble.So accessible are the engines that minor adjustments may be carried out while the plane is in flight thousands of feet above the sea.Petrol is carried in two tanks in the upper wing and is fed to the engines by gravity.The cocks are arrange?so the pilot may direct the fllow of gas from either tank.The engines are fitted with self starters which are used for generating electricity and lighting the cabin when the plane is at rest.The dynamos may also be used to work a bilge pump if required.Two pilots sit side by side in the nose of the machine.Dual controls are provided so that the pilot may be relieved if necessary and in case of failure in any of the primary controls.The assistant pilot, who combines the duties of navigator and wireless operator has a private compartment immediately aft of the cockpit and separated from it by a roll blind.This compartment houses all the wireless equipment and a nav- ligating table with drawers for charts and maps.Lighting is provided by day by portholes in the side of the compartment and at night by a flood light.Immediately behind this small private \u201coffice\u201d is the passenger compartment.17 feet long and 6!.feet wide.The ceiling is 6 feet 3 inches above the floor affording ample headroom for everyone.The chairs for passengers are arranged in three's across the compartment, two on one side and the third on the other, with an aisle between.Racks for coats and light luggage are found on either side near the ceiling.The sides of the compartment are of plate glass with movable panels which may be opened for additional ventilation.In Curbs Strains For horses suffering from inflamed, swollen joints, sprains, bruises, soft bunches, boils, poll ol evil, quittor, fistula and infected sores, use | Absorbine.It is economical and effective, will not buister or remove hair, and the horse can be worked during treatment.Booklet on the horse sent free.$2.50 per bottle at your druggist\u2019s or general merchant's, 71 W.F.Youmg, Inc., Lyman Bldg.Montreal - Cn Cd EE ; TY UR TY Pi i CE ET Save the valuable Premium Coupons now enclosed in the pocket packs of Check Cigars.All Rock City Tobacco Co.coupons now in circulation are of equal value in securing premiums, notwithstanding any condition printed thereon.Ask your merchant for a list of Rock City Tobacco Co\u2019s Quality Premiums.direct employment to approximately Chin moulded like that of an Alexan- 80,000 people and in addition there der.Many of these modern Greek is a reasonable number employed in Women, too, have large eyes set wide boat-building.rope-making and other apart, reminding us of those we see subsidiary industries.Prosperity has in the faces painted on black-figur- been general throughout all divisions ed vases.Near the arch of Hadrian, ; of the industry.on the grass-grown site of the temple Some of these cannot be avoided and some of CEES = them are due to our own errors, and many of them are due to lack of co-operation by the other e e two parties.Electric Wiring e and Fixtures These uncompleted calls are a serious matter.They mean two million minutes a day wasted \u2014 congestion of traffic \u2014 constant irritation \u2014 à handicap to efficient service.\u201cWe are constantly reducing our own errors and we are constantly striving to give the best possible telephone service at lowest possible cost.As part of this effort we are now giving publicity to common faults in telephone usage in the hope that there may be mutual endeavour to secure and maintain maximum efficiency.It takes three people to complete a call \u2014 if one makes a mistake, the call fails.Work Guaranteed Estimates furnished on request S.J.CURRIE Phone 222 *It 1s costing more than $27,000,000 this year to extend and improve telephone service in Ontario und Quebec.Huntingdon, Que.The little town of Beauharnois in the Province of Quebec is now tr become the centre of tremendous industrial development.Beauhar- nois power can be economically distributed over the entire St.Lawrence basin including the cities of Montreal, Toronto and Quebec.2 Property of Quebec \u2014 developed to benefit all Canada HE water-power rights in the Beauharnois section of the St.Lawrence are the property of Quebec.These rights have been leased to the company by the province.Having ascertained that the Beauharnois construction plans fulfilled all present and future navigation requirements, the Dominion Government gave the project its approval, The Beauharnois development is a Quebec project.But its results are national.The 500,000 horsepower development will bring new industries to Quebec and Ontario, new population, new trade and prosperity for all Canada, both east and west.The $16,000,000 canal, with its fourteen miles of deep channel, will provide ultimately a new link in a deep waterway to the sea.In its gigantic undertaking, the management of Beauharnois is aware of its responsibility to the public.Beauharnois is now owned and controlled by Canadians.It will continue to be a Canadian undertaking physically, financially and from the standpoint of its nationally important navigation features, Beauharnois Power CORPORATION LIMITED The Beauharmois single stage development affords the most economic use of the full fall of water in this section of the St.Lawrence River.Page 5 dhdAsASMLMEL ALLS ; NX re » LC qu » $ PRESENTS AT LAMB\u2019 Novelty Store Where our increased staff of clerks assure you a prompt and courteous service SUCH A STOCK OF DOLLS, TOYS & GAMES Electric Railronds and Trains.See \"The American Flyer\u201d nt Railway Station, Toy Ranges, Sewing Machines, Animals, Games, Tops.Drums, Horns, Guns, Wagons, Automobiles, Trains, Dishes, Brooms, Shovels, Mechanical Toys and Stuffed Animals, Pencil Boxes, Jews\u2019 Harps, Accordions, Harmonicas, Carts, Dust Pans, Irons, Pistols and Caps, Whistles, Baseball Games, Chimes, Reins, Braclet Watches, Rattles, Flutes, Dominoes, Checkers, Checker Bourds, A.B.C.Blocks, Bells, Birds, Dolls\u2019 Heads, New Radio Top, Beads, Crokinole Discs, ete.Christmas Cards and Booklets Post.Cards, Seals und Inserts, \"Xmas Snow, Garlands, Tinsel, Bells, Banners, Streamers, Xmas Candles, Candle Holders, Banquet Candles, Birthday Candles, Puper Plates, Paper Napkins, all color Tissue and Crepe Paper, Gold Paper, Silver Paper.Orders Taken for PERSONAL GREFTING CARDS Cut Out Christmas Worries BUY BOOKS And Buy Them Now.While Stocks Are Complete and Sel- cction Ensy A FEW SUGGESTIONS OF THE LATFST BOOKS Flying Canoe .Jas.F, LeRossignol All Quiet on the Western Front E M.Remarque Jim the Conqueror Peter B.Kyne The Runner .Ralph Connor The Listening Post Grace 8.Richmond Fighting Caravans .Zane Grey Blair's Attic _ .Joseph C.Lincoln Crippled Lady of Peribonka .Jumes Oliver Curwood Fighting Tenderfoot, .Wm.McLeod Raine Freckles Comes Home | Jeannette Stratton Porter Magic for Marigold L.M.Montgomery Son of the Gods .Rex Beach Stumbling Shepherd H.A.Cody Young May Moon Martha Ostenso The Speclalist .\u201cChic\u201d Sales The list Is too long to further enumerate.Can get in a few days any book reviewed in the dally papers.Drummond, Service, and other poems; Juvenile Books, Bedtime Stories, Old Friends In New Frocks Btories\u2014all suitable for presents from 3 years to adults.Birthday Books, Hoyle on Card Games, Tally Cards, Score Cards, and hundreds of other books.FANCY STATIONERY An Eastman Kodak makes an Ideal Gift FLASHLIGHTS and BATTERIES Automobile Skates The Ideal Gift, Gents\u2019, Ladies\u2019 and Boys' Skates, Hockey B8ticks and Pucks\u2014 A very large stock.Agent for A.G.Spalding & Bros.Sporting Goods\u2014 Skating and Hockey Boots, Gloves, Ankle Supports, Straps, Snowshoes, Skis.Boxing Gloves and Physical Exercise Goods.CONFECTIONERY Moir's, Lowney's, Neilson's and Willard's High Grade Chocoiates In bulk\u2014Fancy Boxes of Chocolates.Fudges, Creams, Caramels, Kisses, Mixed Candy, Assorted Nuts, Famous Dlamond Walnuts, (new crop), Figs, Table Raisins, Corn to pop, Salad Dressing, Olive Oil, Lobsters, Shrimps, Cherries, Pimientoes, Pineapples, Peaches, Horse Radish, Mushrooms, Fruit Salad, etc, ALL FRESH.FANCY FRUIT Oranges, Grapes, Bananas, Grape Frult, Lemons, Apples, * Cranberries.GREEN VEGETABLES Lettuce, Celery Tomatoes, Carrots, Turnips, Cabbage and Green Groceries, Gifts for Men Case Pipes, Cigarette Cases, Tobacco Pouches, Cigars, \u2018Xmas Boxes of Cigars and Cigarettes SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR ALL MAGAZINES AND PAPERS.ALLADIN LAMP SUPPLIES.\u2014 The Largest Stock of Christmas Goods Ever Shuwn by C.H.LAMB HUNTINGDON.\u2014 QUEBEC.Long Distance Telephone Booth.tt hhéthdHhhhhétéhhédhé Page 6 THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Wednesday, December 4th., 1929.! Lytle was badly gassed.H -1by Mesdames Harold and Herbert treal for the week-end.Mrs.Margaret Lindsay spent the ORMSTOWN OBITUARY Ç JEMMINGF ORD | ed to reach the rage door before ' McNaughton and Mesdames Harold Mr.C.E.Petch spent several days week-end at Ormstown.VALLEYF [ELD lr a 3 MCCLIN- | ; - morni i ; ; | Boy Scouts Collect Clothing A a .THE LATE MRS, JAMES McCLIN-| At about 3 am.Friduy morning the completely overcome.The doctor was ' Orr and J.P.Simpson, Mrs.A.E.in the Eastern Townships during the Mrs.G.J.Brown was in Montreal, > S308 Raised at Presbyterian Supper\u2014.TOCK.\u201ctown was aroused by the ringing of Called and latest news is Mr.Lytle : Kenney occupied the chair.At the past week.Monday and Tuesday the past week.For Needy\u2014 The annual supper and sale of ee (the Catholic Church bell.also ring+|1s improving.Iclose of the programme a delicious vw CC .The first Valleyfield Troop of Bo: work held in Carroll's Hall by the| On the evening of Wednesday, Nov | ing of telephones\u2014a call to fire Es llunch was served lo sixty guests.A Mrs.Henry Winterbottom spent| Miss Barbara Marlin is nursing at y Pp : Presbyterian congregation on Frida | go at her Island home (Maplewood Mr.Octave Philions stables and | À Very successful venture on the gencrous silver collection was receiv-| Thursday with Mr.and Mrs.Chas.) the home of Mr.and Mrs.John Scouts, in doing one of their good evening.was well patronized.À large; Farmi.Margaret Phillips, wife of Mr.sheds\u2014as there was a heavy breeze | part of he St.Andrew's United ed.Sellers.Mrs Sellers returned home Speck.turns, decided to make an effort tu attendance of people and liberal con- ; James McClintock.and daughter of \u2018at the time the flames quickly spread | form of an ane Mrs.Wm.Marlin spent the week- with Lio interbottom.rema 8 Gordon Fulcher.\u2018sors of Rev.and [secure old clothes, that they in turn tributions made it the most success- | Dr, George H.Phillips, entered into \u2018to the wheelright shop, house and [ ufternoon Nov.28th.which was end with her sister, Mrs.T.G, Mc- .| de wae day Mrs.Fulcher is serious:y ill in Mon- might send them to the needy o: ful vet held.A very enjoyable Pro- y well earned rest.Mrs.McClintock blacksmith shop.also the new house : \" | Clatehie Miss Grace Keddy was u SUNGAY |treal.Mrs.Fulcher has spent the À Tusic le st.s.: it : mu, have been held at the Manse, but : isi i ; tu ./Montreal.Their appeal was well re-, gramme of violin and piano MUSIC would have reached the tour score built this summer by Mr.W Lussier.| (ov \"to the serious illness of Rev Mrs.A.C.Ferns spent a few days visitor in town.pusc week in the city to oe near her , was contributed during the serving mark had she lived until January Several of the nearby houses caught: gf \u2018Mrs Fulcher's son through the in Montreal, guest of Mr.and Mrs.Mr.W.J.Johnston was called to|son.Mr.Fulcher was in town Mon- |SPonded to and would greatly ap- of Supper.Heaoty hanks ioe next.She wus born in Ormstown but On fire, but the flames were soon ex- yi aoc or Mrs.G.J.Brown and He ston Kennedy.Woodstock, Ont.Saturday owing today and reports that Gordon is do- preciate receiving more clothes from \u2018 , removed to Prescott with the family tinguished by the men of the \u201cbucket| po.fie ior .; ; the serious illness of his mother.ing as well as can be expected and [any who may have such to donate \"cess ve yal ) > oo \u2018 Mrs.W.J.Johnston opening thei ss Marjory Ellerton, who is at- ; i .J make 3308 60 successful event TOU when quite young.where she was | parade\u201d The pumps were Dol work-\"p eo held there.A programme Wl business college in Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.J.Paine and Mr.and Doctors give every encouragement.Contributors may send word to act- pts 0e \\ married June -23rd.1880.and has /!ha.Loss was purually covered by consisting of readings by Mrs.Mar- was home for the week-end.Mrs.W.C.Collings visited in La-| Mr and Mrs.G.A.McKay and |ing A.S.M.Hornby, St.Mark's rec- Farmers Stage \u201cJoe Guess.\u2014 since resided here.Six children were |INsurance.-garet Lindsay and Miss Jean Cam- Miss May Bennet! spent Friday in| colle.Sunday, | Miss Shirley spent American Thanks- tory.Valleyfield.The Boy Scout.© The play.\u2018Joe Guess Runs a born to Mr.and Mrs.pes | While starting \u2018lis car Monday eron.recitation by Mrs.G.J.Brown, Montreal.Mrs.A.E.Kenney was a Sunday giving at Peru, N.Y., guests at \"The wish to thank those who have an- Boarding House.\u201d which was present- three of whom predeceased her.morning about nine o'clock Mr.S.B., a solo by Miss Millicent Orr and duets = Mr.Garfield Bosell was in Mon- guest of Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Cairns.Tavern.\u201d swered this worthy cause.ed free to the public on Wednesday namely a babe who died in 1889 and _ \u2014 2 ere = = re _ v evening in MacDougall Hull by mem- James und Willam who were Killed \u2018 bers of the Farmer's Club wus great- IN the Great War Those living are ly enjoyed.An audience estimated at John who resides at home, George | 200 gathered to hear the play.Two whose home 1s on the River Road! Feed Measures and one set of scales.-and Mrs.Peter Finlayson, River donated by the Ralston Purina Co.Outarde.There are also eight grand- were won by Messrs.J.J.McWhinnie.\u2018children in whom Mrs.McClintock | W.S.Cullen and Ralph Johnston.took special delight.One sister out | no , :R in\u2014 Of a tamily of 11 survives her.Mrs.Y.P.S.to Hear Rov.T.> St.Aubin ., John Millen ot Montreal.Also a half | The Y.P.S.held their social evenins ; ; \u2018brother Charles Phillips ot New Zea- In MacDougall Hall Thursday night.\u2018Tand and a half-sister Janie Mrs Miss Isobel Todd served as mustress : ti ! oly good ti {:Philpotts: of California.of ceremonies and a 1 Ye roo rg Relatives attending the tuneral was had.Re Fo et A lose of from afar were a nicce and nephew.wo over 9 mem ertainment At the I Mr.and Mrs.Geo.A.Loy.Mr.E.C.the evening's cn RW SRE :B.Fetherstonhaugh.brother-in-law.business period, which was presided Mr H.L Fetherstonhaugh.nephew over by Mr.James Winter.the fol- Co ; augh.ney .lowing business was transacted.Mr {Montreal.and Miss M.A.Cunning- George Cottingham was chosen as the | ham.Huntingdon a YPS treasurer.Mr Wilfred Bryson | The tuneral services were conduct- press correspondent \u2019 ed from the family residence at one .\u2019 5 Vallpy.! OClock Saturday, Nov.30th.by the.The Rev.Mr.St.Aubin.ot Valley pastor, who spoke from the ext, \u201cBe | field.will again speak to the young | Sot.SI xt.people in the near future.The young thou faithful unto Death and I he people are planning the biggest and give you a crown of life\u201d Mr.Pol- best programme attempted in a long | lock feelingly referred to her consis- while and it is expected that the | tent Christian life characterized by society will enjoy a good season's £reat faithfulness to high ideals work.throughout her long pilgrimage.to Fifteen girls und two leaders sat he home where she was the centre down to supper.at the C.G.1.T.meet- ; Of good influences, among relatives ing held Tuesday night.The presi-| where she was greatly loved.to the dent.Melva Campbell.presiding.The ; esteem in which she was held in the devotional exercises began with a sel- life of the neighbourhood.and to her ection of sacred music by Elizabeth helpful kindly spirit in the life and Roy.After the devotional.business | work of St.Paul's United Church.and sing song.games were played.where she had been for so many The meeting then closed in the usual years such a faithful and devoted way with \u201cTaps.\u201d servant of Christ.He further ex- New developments in the cost of {pressed the opinion that the crown feeding dairy cattle have compelled {of life was now hers, as heaven's re- our local milk dealers: Messrs.W.\u2018ward tor her upright and consecrat- Roberts.W.Dawson and W.8.Cullen ed living.It is not too much to say to raise the price of milk for the win- that all who knew her loved her for ter months.The dealers had hoped her worths sake and that there is a to continue with last year's prices.very general feeling of sorrow among | but owing to the wheat crop in tie relatives and friends because of her : Western provinces being considerably | removal from our midst and we feel less than that of last year.we CAN of her it may be said \u201cshe hath done easily realize the necessity of the what she could.\u201d raise.] The sympathy of the whole com- Mrs.George Murphy and little |munity goes out to the relatives, es- sons.Charles and George spent the pecially to Mr.McClintock in his week with her father.Mr Meehan at | present condition of health and our ; Franklin Centre.hope is that he may prove as she did Mr.Dougald Lang.who has been that God's grace is sufficient ; working in the Bank of Commerce at | \u2014 Lacolle, has been transferred to Me- gantic.HAVELOCK Mr.Rupert Hawley.of the Bank of | ' Commerce.North Hatley.is spending | Mr.R.S.Brown returned to his His vacation at the Hawley home.{home in Ridgetown.Ont.on Satur- Miss Annie Tinning of Montreal, day : spent the week-end with her parents.| Mr.and Mrs.Robt.McKee and.Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Tinning.| George spent Sunday the guests of Many of our little people are visit- Mrs.Annie Parham.Franklin Centre.ing Santa Claus in Montreal.Among: Mr.Wm.Gilmore and Miss Hazel those who saw him recently are El- Gilmore.spent the week-end in aine Osmond and Jimmie McOuat.- Ormstown.! Mr.and Mrs.M.Blanchette and Glad to report Miss Elma Bustard Mr and Mrs.F.Primeau.of Spring- has recovered after her recent illness field.Mass., spent Thursday with Mr.and is able to take charge of her | and Mrs.D, Caza.| school again.- | Mr.William Alexander.Montreal., Mr.Thos.Barr of Plattsburg.N.Y.; was the week-end guest of Mr.and 'spent Thursday at the home of Mr.Mrs.J.Roy.and Mrs.J.J.McArthur and called ! Mr.William Greig.of Allan's Corn- on other friends.' ers.is on his second trip to New- ! oundland with a carload of horses.Miss Helen McNeil.of Montreal.SUBSCRIBE TO THE i spent the week-end with her mother.HUNTINGDON GLEANER.| Mrs.J.McNeil.+=| Sl \u2014\u2014 FE xt las: \u2014 en HHEISIEISIE be: Christmas : Shoppers! ; Consider these suggestions when plan- FE ning your purchases this year.ve \u2014 bE ad = > Overshoes Rubbers.yh Men's 1-2-3-4 Buckle.Dominion Brand.yh! _ Lumbermen's Ladies Gaytees.and ax Children's.[ + Fine Overs.Li | + y À Skates and Boots.Shippers.op C.C.M.Skates and Boudoir, Cosy, Ever- Hockey Boots, all sizes.etts, Romeo«, Indian yh all grades.Rivetted on Slippers.Children\u2019s ga- at once.lore.Hosiery., Neckwear.iP New Ties A large range to sel- New Scarves.ct from in Cashmere, Special lines that will tik, etc.please the little boys.Pron Ladies\u2019 Handkerchiefs Pyjamas.in Flannelette and Broad- Xmas boxes.cloth in all sizes.Men's Linen Hdkfs.Also Night-shirts.Kelly & Lanktree Huntingdon, Que.wt To be dated Cctober 1, 1929, _ A I NEW ISSUE $30,000,000 (Closed Issue) Beauharnois Power Corporation Limited (to own and control Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company and other subsidiary companies which are proceeding with the installation of 500,000 horse power on the St.Lawrence River) Thirty-vear G% Collateral Trust Sinking Fund Bonds With Stock Bonus Delivery Warrants and Stock Purchase Warrants Attached.To be due October |, 1959.Principal and senni-annual interest 1 April | and October | payable at the holder's option in lawful money of Canada at any branch of the Bank of Montreal in Canada (Yukon Territory excepted) or in United States gold cain of or equal to the cresent standard of weight and fineness.at the agency of the said Bank in New York City, or in sterling at the fixed rate of $4.80; to the pound.at the chief office of the said Bank in London, England Rzdeemable at any time in whole or in part for Sinking Fund or otherwise.at the option of the Corporation, on sixty days\u2019 nouce at 103%, to and including Octoder |.1934; and thereafter.prior to maturity, at 10375, less one- half of one per cent for each five years or part thereof elapsed since October |.1934.and in each case with accrued interest to the date of redemption.Coupon Bonds registerable as to principal only in denomunations of $1,000.$500 and $109.Stock Purchase Warrant authorized multiples thereof Trustee: The Roval Trust Company, Montreal.Fuily Registered Bonds in denominations of $1,000 and Stock Bonus Delivery Warrant There will tes he attached to each Bona a Stock Purchase Warrant \u2018conferring the right on surrender Attached to each Bond wili be a Stock Bonus Delivery Warrant conferring the right to receive on of such Warrant to the Trustee at any tune on or after October [1922 5p such earlrer dateme: may be or after October !.1932.or such earlier date as may be notified in the manner to be stated in the \u2019 19 ; / f The Royal Trust Company.Montreal.without pe der of such W t petifiedl +n the manner ta be stated in the Warrant) but not turer than October I 1937.to purchase at Warrant) from y Lompany.Montreal.without payment.on surrender of suc arrant, $16 per share.fuily said Ciass 13 Non Voung Common Shares «n5 par values où Beau arnois Power Corporation Limitet on the basis of twenty such shares IN respret of each Ome the usan:: dollars «51 O0) of Coltateral Trust donds.Suen Warrant will be non-getachable 1othervise than by the Trustee at the time ot :ts surrender.except in the event of the Bona bein: reueemest nv hich case it wll be vetachable by the Trustee and remain in force until October |.1937 Inthee ent of provisen at any tGine fer Cistribc Bon of tts assets as an entirety or substant ally as an en tiretv.sixty davs notice may be given bv the Corporation within which the stack purchase rizht conferra d by the Warrant may be exercised and on the termination of such natice such right shall cease but any Class B Common Snares so purchased on or Petore such termuiation shall be entries to partiuipate in such distribution of assets The Corporation reserves the rizht to Increase the amount of 1ts authorized or sutstanding shares aud otherwise change its capital structure but in tne event vf subdivision or consolidation of 1ts Ciass B Common Shares.or their conversen into shares of unciher kind.the nights cornered by the Warrant wf be corresponuinzly agtusted All as will be more fuilv sei out in the Stock Purcnase vartant f-iliy paid Class À Common Shares (no par value) of Beauharnois Power Corporation Limited.on the basis of five such shares in respect of each One thousand dollars (81.000) of Collateral Trust Bonds.Such Warrant will be non-detachable stherwise than by the Trust Company at the time of its surrender.except in the event of the Bond being redeemed.in which case the Warrant will be detachable by the Trust Company.remain in force and confer the right to receive shares as above set out Fractions sf shares will be adjusted at time of exercise of the Warrant at market prices.All as will be more fully cet out in the Stock Bonus Delivery Warrant, SINKING FUND The Trust Deed securing the Collateral Trust Bonds will provide foranannual cumulative Sinking Fund.commencing, in the year 1940, under which on or before October | of each year from 1940 to 1958.inclusive, payments of not less than $150.000 will be made.together witha sum equal to the annual interest which would have beer: payable on all Bonds previously retired through the operation of the Sinking Fund had such Bonds remained outstanding.This Sinking Fund is to be used for the purpose of retiriny Bonds of this issue by purchase at or below redemption prices, failing which Bonds will be redeemed by lot Ail as will be more fully set out in the Trust Deed securing this issue.The following information has been received by the Bankers from Mr.R.O.Sweezey, President of Beaubarnois Power Corporation Écauharnois Power Corp\u201d atton Limited has been incorporated under the laws of the Dominion of Cana.a and is to OWN of contra: ail the outstandinz shares o! Evcauharnois Light.Heat ans Power Company which 1> carrying on the Beauharnois hydro-ele:tric de velopment and ot its assoc'ated companies Beauharners Land Company.Beauharnois Transmission Company and Beautiarnon Constructan Company BEAUHARNOIS LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER COMPANY Beauharnais Ligh: Heat and Power Company has acquired uncer à leasz [rom the Province of Quebec extending to the year 2003, and under authorizations from the Governments of the Dominien of Cunada and the Province of Quebec, water power rights on the St Lawrence River about twenty-five miles above the City of llontreal.lis power house, in which 1t 15 proposed to instal equipment capable c! producing 500.000 horse power.will be west of the Town of Beauharnois.on Lake St.Louis.This vevelopment involves the construction of a canal approximately fifteen miles in length to the south of the River St.Lawrence, running from Lake St.Francis to Lake St.Louis.Complying with the conditions imposed by the Do- muinion Government the canal has been designed so that if the St.Lawrence Deep Waterways prosect is proceeded with, the canal can be used jointly for navigationand power purposes.Inaddition to the above water power rights the Beauharnois Light.Heat and Power Company has entered into à contract with Montreal Cotton Company providing for the acquisition of the latter's rights to divert water for power purposes from the St.Lawrence River at Lake St.Francis In the opinion of the Company's engineers, the water available from the above sources when diverted through the canal will generate 500.000 horse power.equivalent to 7.500.000 kilowatt hours per day Between Lake St.Francis and Lake St.Louis the St.Lawrence River drops eighty-three feet in a series of rapids.making this section of the River one of the most important water power sites in Canada, being capable of developing about 2,000.000 horse power.The average low water flow of the River through this section 1s approximately 220.000 cubic feet per second.Of this flow approximately 120.000 cubic feet per second is presently allotted to power developments, which amount includes the quantity allocated to the Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company.lt is estimated that the unallocated balance of about 100,000 cubic feet per second.if passed through the Company's canal would permit installation of approximately 1,000,000 additional horse power.The Company's proposed development.in the opinion of its engineers.1s the most efficient method of utilizing the entire drop in this section of the River.In view of the above, provision 1s made in the plans and considerable work 1s now being done with a view to installing further units if additional water becomes available.After the completion of the present 500.000 horse power installation itis estimated that further units can be installed at an average cost of less than $65 per horse power.The present plans contemplate that 200,000 horse power will be available by October |, 1932, at which time the Company will commence delivering the first blocks of power under contracts already entered into, and that the total of 500,000 horse power will be available by October |, 1935.ENGINEERING The plans and estimates of the present development have been prepared or approved by the following engineers on behalf of Beau- harnois Light, Heat and Power Company: Frederick Baylis Brown, Esq., Montreal, Que.Thomas H.Hogg, Esq.Toronto, Ont.William S.Lee, Esq., New York City.These plans and estimates have been concurred in by Albert 5 Crane, Esq.consulting engineer, of New York City.acting on behalf of the Bankers.CAPITALIZATION BEAUHARNOIS POWER CORPORATION LIMITED (Upon completion of present financing) Authorized To be issued Collateral Trust Bonds (this sue) RS $30.000,000 $30,000,000 Management Preferred Shares (no par value).5 shares 5 shares Class A Common Shares (no par value).1.799.995 shares 1.791.000 shares Class B Non-Voting Common Shares (no par value).* 3.200.000 shares None *600,000 Class B Non-Voting Common Shares to be available for purchase under Stock Purchase Warrants attached to the Bonds, The Management Preferred Shares above mentioned confer on the holders the exclusive right for a period of ten years from September 17, 1929, to elect and remove the Directors of the Corporation and Stherwisy confer in respect thereof the same rights as if each Management Preisrred Share were a Class À Common Snare The Manage- nent Preferred Snares at the end of the ten-year period will automatically be converted into Class A Common Shares.but.with the consent cf all ine halders thereof.may be so converted prior to that ume.These shares have been provided to ensure continuity of direc- ton and policy during the important initial period covering the constructon and early operation of the development of Beauharnois Light.Heat and Power Company.and will be held between Hon.W LNeDougald M D.R O Sweezey Esq.and A.F.White Esq Class B Non-Voting Common Shares do not carry the right to attend or vote at meetings, but otherwise are entitled to the same rights as Class A Common Shares in all respects.BEAUHARNOIS LIGHT.HEAT AND POWER COMPANY Proposed Bond Issue It is proposed that Beauharnois Light.Heat and Power Company shall issue in due course bonds.debentures or other securities in such principal amounts (estimated at 550,000,000) as its Directors may from Lime to time consider sufficient, together with the monies made available to 1t from the proceeds of the Collateral Trust Bonds.to complete the installation of five hundred thousand (500.000) horse power.The above-mentioned bonds, debentures or other securities will not constitute a closed issue and the Company will be permitted to issue further securities as more specifically set out below.POWER CONTRACTS Beauharnois Light.Heat and Power Company has entered into contracts extending beyond the maturity of these Bonds with the Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario for the sale of 250.000 horse power and with Montreal Light, Heat & Power Conso.1dated for the sale of 150,000 horse power.The first blocks of power under these contracts are to be taken on October |.1932, with increasing quantities each year, the full amount to be taken at the end of five years.From past experience it is anticipatgd that.owing to the rapidly increasing demand for power, the entire amount of power deliverable under the above contracts will be required well before the end of the five-year period.These two contracts dispose of 400.000 horse power of the 500,000 horse power now being installed, and it is expected that the balance of available power will be under contract before the plant is completed.The construction plans for the development have been prepared with a view to making available in the most econorn:cal manner the amount of power estimated to be required each year.EARNINGS lt is estimated by the engineers of Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company that upon the sale and delivery of the 500.000 horse power now being installed the consolidated annual earnings of Beauharnois Power Corporation Limited and its subsidiary companies (after providing for al' operating expenses) available for interest and sinking fund cn the First Mortgage Bonds of Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company and on these Collateral Trust Bonds will amount to over.12 21100 La LL aa ana a $6,200,000 It is estimated that annual interest and sinking fund requirements on the securities of Beauharnois Light Heat and Power Company expected to be issued in connection with completion of the 500,000 horse power, now being installed, willbe.$2,750,000 Balance available ior annual interest and sinking fund on these Collateral Trust Bonds.$3.450.000 Annual interest and sinking fund requirements on these Collateral Trust Bonds.$1,950.000 The revenue from the sale and delivery of 400,000 horse power now contracted for by the fiydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario and Montreal Light, Heat & Power Consolidated, will be more than sufficient to pay all eatimated operating expenses of Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company, interest and sinking fund on the First Mortgage Bonds of the Company expected to be issued in connection with the Installation of 500,000 horac power as set out above, and interest and sinking fund on these Collateral Trust Bonds.SECURITY The Collateral Trust Bonds are to be secured by a first fixed and specific charge on all the shares at any time outstanding of Beau- harnois Light, Heat and Power Company, Beauharnois Construction Company, Beauharnois Land Company and Beauharnois Transmission Company, on any shares of any other corporation acquired with the proceeds of the Collateral Trust Bonds, and on the principal of all indebtedness in favour of the Corporation arising from the application of the proceeds of the bonds, and also by a first floating charge on the undertaking, property and assets, present and Limited: future of the Corporation.The first fixed and specific charge on the shares of such companies is not to prevent the issue by any of such companies of bonds.debentures or other securities or other evidences of indebtedness, but the issue of such bonds.debentures or other securities by Beauharnois Light.Heat and Power Company is to be permitted only: (a) to such principal amounts (estimated at $50,000.000) as its Directors may from time to time consider sufficient.together with the monies made available sn it from the proceeds of the Collateral Trust Bonds.to complete the installation of 500,008 horse power; and (b) to an additional principal amount equal to the cost, or estimated cost (including interest charges, taxes during construction and discount on securities) of the installation or proposed installation of additional horse power and/or of the acquisition or proposed acquisition of rights and other property in connection therewith.provided that the total principal amount of such securities at any time outstanding in respect of such additional horse power shall not exceed Jae in the aggregate $100 for each additional horse power installed or proposed to be installed; and (c) to an additional principal amount equal to not over seventy- five per cent (75%) of the cost (as above defined) of any other rights and other property acquired or constructed or contracted to be acquired or constructed by or on behalf of Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company in connection with its business: Provided that Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company may borrew from and give security to banks, may give purchase money mortgages and may incur unsecured indebtedness, all in the erdinary course of business, and may borrow from and give security to Beauharnois Power Corporation Limited.Such securities of Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company may be issued from time to time in such series, made payable in such currengjes and places, on such date or dates and with such rates of interest and carrying such sinking fund, conversion, redemption and other provisions as its Directors may from time to time determine.All as will be more fully defined in the Instruments securing such bonds, debentures or other securities.PROCEEDS OF ISSUE The entire proceeds of the Collateral Trust Bonds will be deposited with the Trustee to be released to or to the order of the Corporation in accordance with the provisions of the Trust Deed securing this issue and will be used by the Corporation for the acquisition of the undertaking and assets of The Beauharnois Power Syndicate (including the whole of the issued stock of Beauharnois Light, Heat and Power Company).for proceeding directly.or through subsidiaries with the construction of the Beauharnois power development, with the acquisition of rights and other property in connection with the project and for and other corporate purposes.BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Board of Directors will include: HON.W.L.McDOUGALD, M.D., Chairman of the Board President, The Harbour Commissioners of Montreal R.O.SWEEZEY.Esq., President ve President, Newman.Sweezey & Company, Limited A.F.WHITE.Esq.Vice-President Vice-President.The Canadian Bank of Commerce AIMÉ GEOFFRION, Esq.K.C.Director, The Canada Life Assurance Company S.GODIN, Jr.Esq.Director, British Columbia Power Corporation, Limited J.H.GUNDY, Esq.President, Wood, Gundy & Company, Limited MILLER LASH.Esq.K.C.President.Brazilian Traction, Light & Power Company, Limited G.H.MONTGOMERY, Esq.K.C.Director, Montreal Light, Heat & Power Consolidated HON.P.J.PARADIS Director, Quebec Power Company M.W.WILSON, Esq.General Manager, The Royal Bank of Canada These Bond: ffered for sale when, as and if issued and received by us and subject to the approval of Messrs.Meredith, Holden, Heward & Holden, on behalf of the Corporation, and Messrs.Blake, Lash, Anglin & Cassels, on behalf of the Bankers.as to the incorporation and organization of the Corporation.the issue of its stock and the creation and issue of the Bonds, and of Aimé Geoffrion, Esq.K.C.as to the franchises and water rights of Beauharnois Light.Heat and Power Company and the contracts for sale of power already entered into by it.PRICE: 100 and accrued interest Ît is expected that Trustee's interim certificates or receipts will be ready for delivery on or about December 1/7, 1923, Newman, Sweezey & Company Limited A.E.Ames & Co.Limited Dominion Securities Corporation Limited Société de Placements du Canada Wood, Gundy & Company V\u2018mited James Richardson & Sons Limited The statements herein have been accepted by us as accurate but are in no evant to be construed as representations by us.SEE y y of y y y y Footwear of all kinds.ÿ TE pee Lo 29.Wednesday, December 4th., 1929.THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER yet.Mr.Beaudin reported to the Coun- ;cil that two of Nap.Lefebvre's boys BY ACADEMY On motion the Secretary was or- A very interesting game of basket- | dered to description of several lots in ball was played on the Academy court that the above notice be published in the Huntingdon Gleaner.billboards on public and in general public Met Monday, December 1st.Mayor Mr.W.J.Sherry and Councillors Cecil Amey spent the week-end on the Hill.Mr.and Mrs.Ross Campbell and Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Hooker spent a few days last week with Mr.and Mrs.family of Valcour were guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.D.Semple.[group songs.While here Mr Perrault met his brot- {family of Plattsburg, were 8unday | | guests of their parents here.week-end young people engaged being called upon Mr.Nicol Stark de- | and Helen McFarlane entertained the Mr.and Mrs Steers have shown to-| group to instrumental music , in singing same time appointed à committee to After this Miss Elsie | look after oa by sang a song which was follow- Those appointed were: ed Upon ward them :McClintock-\u2014-At Ormstown.Que.Nov.27.1928.Margaret.beloved wife of James McClintock.daughter of the \u2014 Page 7 | | : * abolish the income tax on electric\u2019 (® the congregation are invited for tea.eryoue joined hands and volces in DIED B ASKETB A | St.Malachie Council | energy in the Province of Quebec COVEY HILL after which the box will be packed.GLENELM I singing Auld Lang Syne A vote of | Brady\u2014At Trout River.November | Met on Monday.members all pres- that this Province may be placed on Mrs.M.J.Baker.Mrs.Jamueson.Messrs.Robt.Blair and Whiteside : thanks was tended Mr.and Mrs.| 29, 1929, Philena Donnelly, wife of ent.Mavor Alfred Greig presi din an equal footing with \u2018Ontario.| and Miss Beaudoin were recent guests | Kearns very kindly conveyed several, On Friday evening, Nev.27.Mr \"Steers for their generosity and inter-| the late John Brady.aged 66 years f Bor «@ | On request of County Secreta th That this Council pay $200.00 for ot Mrs.Baker's daughter, Mrs.Lloyd Of the ladies to the \u201cAt Home\u201d of the and Mrs.H.G.Steers.entertained est manifested In the voung people |Coffey\u2014At New Westminster, B.C.on kb Secretary was ordered rwarq the arrest and conviction of any par- Waddell 'W.M.S.at Hemmingford on Thurs- {the young people of Kensington to a of the community.Mrs.Steers very November 20, 1929, Patrick Coffe good lenal an 7 ered to forward |?( ; ; ; day social evening held in thetr home kindly offered to help make these .; ; y.$28142 on : t > who have been or ma Mr.and Mrs.E.McNiece, the Miss- day afternoon.formerly of Huntingdon.rt to | account of County Rate |!ÿ or parties who have y an : | P it àa|When everyone was present the meetings regular events and at the 8 for 1929.which has not been levied be Stealing in this municipality and |es Essie and Annie Waddell and Mr Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Perrauit and! \u2018 ; 5 | another such meeting.! Miss Bessie | Seau .late George H.Phillips.M.D.: no BEE i ~lher Pred rtish Columbia.by à recitation from Claire Gord- Seaward, Mr.Spencer Gavin, .\u201c Girls Won Friday's E a oeen sentenced to the Reform places in the municipality.eT ra la Br eK fe and.two children.on.Mr.Harold Brooking contributed n Marvin Crawford and Miss Elsie Sal- McGibban- Suddenly at his late resi- 1r b il 3S hcoun- | cho or vhree years and one boy oh and deere hand rar Ida ER are here for some time Irecitation and Mr.Marvin Crawford ter.The young people deeply ap- donee.In the paris of St.Anicet.- .: enitentiary for two years.; Mrs.G gra Tin \u2019 ; lrendered à mor py.ses reciate the kindness nd interes on Thursday.Nov.28, 1920, James ter by core \u2018cost of action amounted to sos 00.Godmanchester Council ters Margery Campbell.| Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Jackson and fend Onologue.Misses Cora Bb ness and interest 8 McGibbon, months.aged 70 years and 6 : th is ; Se .RP .Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Beattie and son \u201c=X - LPOiL A mT Ee, - CT Perron At Valleyfield, Que., Novem- Friday afternoon when the Ormstown | Cases 2rish to be sold for arrears of Ernest Watterson.Jas.Ruddock.John Wo JR Beattie and Miss Ella Ferns of Montreal and Mr.and Mrs.(livered an interesting account of his HOWICK © ber 27, 1929, Louis Philippe, son of High School and Huntingdon Acad- Moved by J.Tannahill, W.I.Rankin and Wm.Beattie visited relatives here last Martin Beattie and Miss Helen were | work in an electrical school in Mon- | Mr and Mrs.Zotique Perron, aged emy girls met.The week previous oved by Couns.McNeil and Gruer Graham Present.eatlie vis i 5 Sunday visitors of Mr.and Mrs F treal, which he has been attending.| Misses Ruby and Lois Ellot spent 14 years and 7 months.Huntingdon had won at Ormstown | that the Federal Government be ask-! The Council stood adjourned for 15 week., ed to abolish the income tax on elec- by an overwhelming score and the Se on elec visiting team was out to retaliate.he energy in the Province of Que- The heavy fall of snow did not mar °°, 0 that this Province may be the proceedings as the court had been Pl8Ced on an equal footing with the swept clear of the snow.THe game Province of Ontario in this respect, was marked by the friendly spirit and that a copy of this resolution be which existed between the opposing sent to the Prime Minister.Ottawa.players.Many of the students wit- #Nd to the local member asking that nessed the encounter and vied with AClion be taken in the matter.one another in exalting the praises ON motion of Couns.Collum and of his favourite player.Dumas the following accounts were The game ended with a 11-3 victory | Ordered paid: Muriel Nussey Guards Grace Dawson Enid Stewart Meeting on Dec.2nd., 1929.present Mayor S.Cameron and Councillors AAAAALAAGAAAAAGAAGLAAAA ALMA AAAAALE for Huntingdon.The outstanding H.H.Chambers.repairs .$ 975 a being eo a oe ficial.moved here last Saturday to Huntingdon Women's Institute on - 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 & 4 tés players for the local team were Bes- |OrMstown Bulletin .8.37 it places Lo proper'y drain his lanc.assume his duties.| Tuesday, December 3rd with 15 mem- ° - sie Hamilton and Enid Stewart.Miss Edouard Reid.load of gravel .2.00 A ter some deliberation the matter| Mrs.Wm.Ball and baby daughter bers and six visitors present.- J.Snaden acted as referee.Louis Perreault, road work 6.09 VAS left in the hands of the Special Gertrude Georgina of Carlsbad \u2018Mrs.T.S.Gardiner, Mrs.Antoine.NN.>.The two teams and a number of Arthur Dumas, ditching .15.00 Officer.Springs, is a guest of her brother.Mr.Mrs.T.S.Miller and Mrs.Adam Sel- ; A friends were served supper in the !Laurendeau & Cossette, expen- The complaint lodged in regard to J.Waddell.te ue \u201cJar will represent the Institute on the Academy after which a delightful = Ses in connection with plac- the proper cleaning out of Branch Mrs.-M.Brooks is visitina her {Community Christmas Tree Commit - evening was spent in dancing.ing Lefebvre boys in reform \u2018No 9 of the Hall Creek was also left daughter.Mrs.Edwards.tee.RS Ormstown HS.H'don Academy school .64.00 [in the hands of the special officer.| A number from here attended the A report by the secretary.regard- Baskets \u201cH.W.Ovans.fencing .\u2026.\u2026.5.50 {as he had already been legally noti- party at Mr.McMillan's, Franklin, ing criticism appearing inthe press of i Melva Campbell .Ella McLaren | Robt.Younie.fencing .57.75 fied to act in this affair.last Friday evening.(officers of the Institute was read and an Patricia Hawley .Mary Tate \u2014_\u2014 | The question of the work of grad-| Mr.and Mrs.A.Bourdeau, Mrs.E.|adopted.The report, after discus- = \u2014 \u2014 Ae Centres D d C il ing or raising near the hill on the |Lowden, and Miss A.Stewart were jsion was referred to n committee for ; ree : Margaret Todd .Bessic Hamilton ; undee Lounc No.9 sideroad was discussed and af- guests at Mr.Fred Bourdeau's on further action.\u2014_\u2014 Ruth Warden minutes, out of respect for the late Hon.James A.Robb.The question of keeping roads open for automobiles during winter months was taken up and discussed and after some deliberation, a committee was appointed to act with the Town Council in regard to investigating the costs, etc.Chrysologue Myre came before the board and complained of the Cowan ter due deliberation it was resolved that the contractors.Jos.Brisebois Mr.Lloyd Waddell has been busy enlarging his store and making other improvements.Mrs.Wm.Clelland of La Tuque.Que., spent last week with her niece, Mrs.Edwards.Rev.A.S.Reid is expected to conduct the Presbyterian communion service next Sunday afternoon.It is intended to have the new stoves installed by that time.Mr.Bourdon, our new Customs of- Sunday.Bessie Dickson Gladys McLean Ina Furey .Marjorie Rice .Beatrice Nussey .Marjorie Salter Viola Gruer Ruby Tate Isabel Rember Allison Cunningham Ola Roberts .Janet Cunningham Scorers for Huntingdon: Bessie Hamilton, Mary Tate and Grace Grace Ryan Isobel McEwen Geo.W.Fraser.H.A.Cameron, Albert Dupuis.G.Davidson.J.B.Oui- met.It is ordained and resolved by resolution of the Council as follows:\u2014 That the request of H.S.Tannahill for extension of time on Branch 11.Aubrey Discharge.be extended to June 1st., 1930.That the bill of Anicet Levecque and Fred Harrigan be given to December 7th.next, 1929 to finish the work and if not completed by that date, that their contracts be cancelled, and the costs of completing the work be deducted from the contract price.The following bills were ordered paid: John A.Caldwell $34.30: M.W.Curran $155.40; John J.Darragh ROBSON The W.M.S.was held on Wed- Mrs.T.E.Cleland.Twelve ladies being present, who busied themselves in the making of garments.A donation of $2.00 was received from Miss Nellie Kearns of Montreal.Collection $3.10.The ladies will meet at the home .of $18.50 for cleaning 66 rods of ditch Ryan.$3.25: Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.$3.80; of Mrs, F.A.Sweet on Friday after- Bedttie and Mrs.Geo.Beattie.Mr.Fernie Beattie spent Monday i: Montreal.the week-end at her home.Mr.Jack Stewart was home for the week-end.Huntingdon Women's Institute.Mrs.H.R Graham entertained the Mrs.H.R.Graham gave a very (n- iteresting and instructive talk \u2018Music in the Home.So many helpful on suggestions were given that we hope later to present the paper in full.| The president gave an interesting {Club Women of Montreal in \u201cMount Royal Hotel to celebrate the recent deciston of the Privy Council.nesday afternoon at the home 0! [account of the luncheon given by the the Mrs.Hunter and Mrs.T.S.Gardiner represented the Institute on this notable occasion, Miss Alice Goodfellow gave a pap- \u2018Then Mr.Steers delighted his listen- Saturday in Montreal.ers with a story entitled.\u201cListening In.\u201d The guests spent a very pleasant | Kerr and Miss Verda McCartney Miss Ella Barr of Montreal.spent | Syening telling jokes und asking rid- | spent the week-end in Montreal, the | bird contest |Bessie and Robina Seaward.\u2018enjoying supper the party was enter- wm.Peddie Itained to instrumental music contri- {buted by Miss Helen MacFarlane and | Miss Grace Gordon.At the close eve! ve 4 pe Ur Po Ve Ve PJ 0-00 0-3 Po Je J: Po di de One of the features was a {guests of Mr.and Mrs.W.C Wylie.| Misses conducted by After end at the home of Mr The Misses Janet and Florence | XMAS GIFT SALE.Miss Ida Cox is having a sale of hand-made Xmas Gifts at the home Miss Betty Ross spent the week- Of Mr.J.A.Lanktree, Lorne Avenue.and Mrs Huntingdon, on Wednesday and { Thursday.the 11th.and 12th.Dee- jember from lo am.to 10 pm.Em- Ibroidery and hand-painted gift boxes, ete, for sale.SUBSCRIBE TO THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER mme From QUESNEL\u2019S Store À à 6 à à À 4 À À 4 À 6 4 À À 4 4 4 À 4 à À À 4 À 4 4 4444644444 RAT a2 dd df dd dd dd dd lg ddd on discharge be paid.E.Goyer $74.00; Geo.Finnegan That the Federal Govt.should $12.85; Jos.Fournier $500.00.Ekdbbitbasaaisistisiisndis noon when quilting and sewing will er of timely interest, entitled, \u201cChrist- be done.In the evening the men of mas in Other Lands.\u201d Eb AAb4 4040440000 00040044 \u2018\u2018 The Place To Do Your Shopping \u201d W.E.Lefebvre\u2019s $44483328348438844888488544 4444438884444 4444044414 Christmas Suggestions HOWICK oo Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Brown.Christmas News Size 33 to 44 Mrs.Edwin Knox and son spent Saturday in Montreal.Miss Linda McFarlane, Navy Blue Overcoats with fancy Plush hining.Special this week $17.00.Regular $22.00 See our stock of Winter Overshoes and boys.Girls\u201d and boys\u201d all Wool Sweater Coats, $2.00 to $2.25.Bargain, $1.49 cach.Lovely styles and shades in ladies\u201d and misses\u201d Sweaters A Few Suggestions Montreal, spent the week-end at home.Mr.and Mrs.P.W.McLagan, Miss Beth Ross and Mr.A.Ross Stewart.were week-end guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.G.G.Stewart.Mr.and Mrs.D.McFarlane spent the week-end visiting friends in Montreal.Mr.Warren Henderson of St.Lambert, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Henderson, Mr.and Mrs.Albert Rubbers and for men Sizes 24 to 34 Reg Ness and daughter Kathleen.spent Friday in Montreal.YI yY Jardinieres in new designs, shapes and sizes.Console sets and Candles.Fancy Glass- Have you made your Fruit cake yet! BEEREEREREEGEERLEREERPREEPREERED ERE $38.00 Ton EAE EEALAE EERE EEE AARALAEE4 4455800480 aFFFTTTINY W.E.LEFEBVRE, PHONE 79 HUNTINGDON, QUE.SASSER ARRARERERAESEA AL SSAA RRAEREEARARES Vegetables and Fruit always fresh.SEEAEEEAAEAEAAA4E444 0400408040 0484400 J.A.C.QUESNEL General Merchant, Phone 646 r.14, - - - .été éhiddé TEDSTONE\u2019S DOMESTIC BAKERY Phone 48, Huntingdon.COLE CELL \u201ccna Cazaville, Que.545688544 4 i $# 44 & à à 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 44 £ à à 3 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44 3 à à : 4 + 44 0 ä 4 ware.Buff and blue Tea sets.Fancy Cups Cherries, Nuts, Peel, Fruits, Currants, 4 4 Fug i 4 and Saucers 50c.Ash Trays.Desk Inkstand Raisins, mixed Nuts 2 lbs.for 45¢.Mince 44 5 Ë i sets, a special.Meat 2 lbs.35¢c.Pure Sugar Mixed Candies, 3 3 | 4 97 Piece Dinner Sets Reg.$25.00 very good, 2 lbs.Zc 44 12 for $20.00 ST $4 SAAN | : £4 4 \u2014\u2014 All fq 114 |.or 98c.\u2018 1 ; 3 Extraordinary line fancy Stationery.5 bars Sunlieht S 2h L | cak 3 i We have received a wonderful assortment of Xmas goods 2 aq T , nickl lated 1 ttv sh d .rs Sunlig oap, oXes Lux.cake 4 | suitable for gifts.Make your choice early 5 3 designs.something really ew y Shapes an Lifebuoy and 1 RUBBER APRON FREE.3 3 Fancy Stationery, Hosiery in pure Silk or Silk and Wool, Bou \u2018 : More Than 4 $ | | | NB 44 doir Slippers, Gloves, Compacts, Face Powders, Perfumes, | landbags.à ; 3 4 4444844484584 4448448884884848448484084884440444 34 Scarfs, Overshoes in the new styles and shades, Lace Collars.| È Taste! il 4 44 Neckties in fancy boxes, Silk Shirts, Gloves, Cosy Slippers.; ; ] $ Get Your Rubber and Overshoe Requirements for i 4 fancy box of Cigars, Cuff Links, fancy Socks, good warm Sweaters.2 The palate is not the |?.\u2019 A db ~ Yale a ati ; ; | only sinner of joy from 4 all the Family at LEFEBVRE\u2019S Store Prices $4 Cards - Seals - Decorations à \u2018 this special Christmas ; + The same standard of quality as always, but with still lower prices than ever.Rubbers to suit practically all 4 à 4 3 { holiday Tass es il & popular makes of Shoes.Women\u2019s, men\u2019s, boys\u2019, misses\u2019 and infants\u2019.44 & pr ; this an extraordinarily ; 3 W m y R bb ta l M y Wi t 0 h Î $ : IN ; charming offering.This ; & omen s Rubbers al a new low Extra Special! en $ inter Uvershoes à 4 Sa nta Is Soon & ; : is only one of the spec- ils 89 PRICE 89c | 42407 s one buckle Overshoes at 4 4 Fy & 1als we have.3 ! , ; ; ; .» - ! : 3 4 For medium high heels with Women's Low | Exceptional sale of men\u2019s good ; 4 Send Ing His Toys + 4 3 # dt For P d Cut Overshoes iB) 295 5 14 à | , | round toes.For Pumps - - dress A | 3 buckle Overshoes at $2.95.à 'à i Ë Ganong S$ à Shoes, with high spike heels.For $1.29 ] a Tu a 4 | à $ Chocolates # Tor 9 srovirs girls Shoes ,Ç : Men's Heavy Work Rubbers 4 4 i à : ]|4 with low heels, round and med- 5 : in a special sale, Leather tops, 7 to # 4 à 1 : \u201cFar Sweeter 4 ;y tum toes.For Cuban or walking Pair ds 9 inches high.Regular $4.00 for i à TT 4 3 | Than Sweet\u201d | UE ui $2.69.à 4 ; on wee A|& the new price 89c.Jerseyett d h tte Over- Another special in heavy work à 4 à Boxed > prettily, | 3 4 shoes, turn down cuff, velvet or Rubbers, 16 inch tops on sale at 4 Î Co 4 J taste so ious.by ji à Rubbers for Misses or Infants, plain-\u2014in black, brown or beige.$4.95.LE à à Santa Claus is sending along his first load 4 É for an ideal Xmas Gift.ä $ 50c and 69c Pair First quality Rubber Soles que Heavy Duty Rubbers for 3 4 of toys on Saturday, Dec.7th.Santa sends à 1 5 4 strap or dome lastener fronts.\u2018o Men and Boys.à $ word that he does not know just when he will 4 À - | fit high, Cuban or low heels.à à à | Sizes 2/7 to 7.be here himself.À ; AND HAVE ; 3 1zes v2 to + | 3 e here himse à 4 5 YOU PLACED ENE .ar : : YOUR ORDER 3 English TK i à î 3 1 : for ; ë Broadcloth Spats R Made with first quality red à 3 HOLIDAY GROCERIES 4 3 3 3 ; Black, first quality Rub- .ubber Soles, service weight up- £2 Buy your holiday Groceries here, where you will find them , ' : Fruit Cake 4 1 bers for girls.To fit all pop.Now only $1.69 a pair pers in an extraordinary low sale 4 3 always good and fresh and prices right.3 3! Yet! d|# ular makes of Shoes.Note 5 : at: Sizes O11 at $1.23.Sizes [5 414 Shelled Alménds and Walnuts.i |.I: ® | & these exceptionally low Ladies Stockings at $1.00.Sizes 11-13 at 89c.+ 4 2 pkgs.Mistletoe Currants 35 & ë : DO IT NOW! ql & prices.Sizes 5-102, 59c.pr.\u2019 Boy s black Rubbers.AT i x à 2 lbs.Sultana Seedless Raisins 25 $ 3 # Sizes 11-2, 69c.pr.Men S Heavy Sox 95 en's black Rubbers, 0-11 at & 4 2 lbs.Excellence Dates 25 & 3 : à $ , 4 ; , Co C 4 4 3 Ibs.Redpath Icing Sugar 28 & : The best in 3 # SEERA LEE 44888454444 404 4058080448880 408088884444 £ 4 2 pes.delicious Figs 2 4 : ||: tins mix ee \u2019 : i | BREAD |#% [ NI O ADING 4 + 4 pkgs.Jell-O Powder 29 & : and ] 3 4 4 4 Cranberries, | quart for .\u2026.33 & : à .& | Choice Mixed Candy, 2 Ibs.fo 43 & .PASTRY | : Car Atlas Moulee.Other feeds are up but this is still at tls Pure Cocoanut or Cocoa.| Ib.for oo.CL 25 & 4 4 à 3 Choice Biscuits, Candies and mixed Nuts.: all 4 |: 4 à|à à | 4 414 4 | 4 +4 3 9 + & |; ii : : à à ét héhééé Page 8 \u201cSTORM by KATHLEEN NORRIS she moved her eyes to the door.Half an hour went by.a whole hour.Clocks all over the house could be heard striking eleven.Jane's ciock was the last of all; it repeated the sharp strokes quickly.Then for a lqng time there was no sound except HOUSE\u201d Copyright 1929.Jerome drew off a few inches to look at her in surprise.and Jane raised her small rumpled head and answered his look fairly, with something almost like a challenge in her blue eves.Her face was flushed, like that of an adorably confused child.and as he read her look.Jerome's colour rose, too.\u201cJenny 2\" he said tentatively.with a faint scowl.Immediately she redstablished herself in his arms.her head on his shoulder.his arms drawn about her by both her own firm small brown hands.her eyes out of range.hun.stood before him scarlet-cheek- ed and astonished.and noise and bands and things!\u201d you'd be there, who always happiness for me And beaches\u2014and sunsets!\u201d an indrawn breath.fun!\u201d she added.as if to herself.And stair way and looked down.then, from the dimness over by the! door.she concluded, in a slightly sclf- iroom it always showed through the conscious tone, \"Good-night, Jerry!\u201d transom glass above glancing toward her, smiling, taking a yellow bar creeping under his door tRe mingled soft bliss of the lamp and the rain.After a while June noiselessly left her bed and softly opened the hall door.The wind blew her white curtains out straight into the room.the rushing air was wet and sweet and scented with dead leaves.I She stood for a long while listening in the doorway, her head cocked, one \u201cAh, it'll be fun!\u201d Jane said with cold fool pressing on top of the other.\u201cWe have more {Then she crept to the head of the \u201cBut, cerry, you'll hate it! Crowds \u201cAnd you.\u201d he said.\u201cDon't forget make wherever 1 am.If there was a light in the sitting.; the door; if: \u201cLook here, that's not all.\u201d he said, Jerry was reading in bed.there was THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Wednesday, December 4th., 1929.\u2018them.You've done it beautifully,\u201d | his mistress said appreciatively.\"I suppose it is safer,\u201d she admitted reluctantly, in Carol's room.\u201cWe have the whole place torn up putting in lights because you would jrun around in your bare feet, worrying about Carol upsetting a lamp.\u201d Jerome objected mildly.\u201cand now you're almost in tears over the old \"lamps.And I break out of my shell and take you to Honolulu, and all you ,say is that you never want to leave home again, and that you don't know what possessed you to go away!\u201d Small, laughing.the brown little face framed in the mop of dark hair raised close to his, she put a hand on his mouth.\u201cOh.don't scold me!\u201d \u201cScold you, you monkey.Why, I'm going to like having electricity a lot,\u201d Jerome said, stooping his high, fair head to kiss her.\"and as for the trip.I never had such a good time in on the stairs.\u201cOh, I know! I suppose soon as the sun goes down.\u201d She and Carol unpacked the trunks and suitcases, while Jerome went over to his cabin to look at his mail.It was some hours later that Jane deliberately, yet lightly, repeated her !with its soft bloom of fuzzy gold.unnoticed question.| \u201cAnd the beautiful ladies made it \u201cYou really enjoyed the trip home (interesting for you too.\u201d she said dry- the best of the two, didn't you, Jer- ily.ry?\u201d | Jerome grinned.\u201cWell, it was coming home,\u201d he \u201cHere's your Robinson\u2014I sent for reminded her, rousing himself from this!\u201d he said, holding out a slim vol- deep.contented dreaming by the fire.{ume of poetry.\u201cAnd then the Itchi Ban is a finer \u201cOh, thanks, it looks delicious! But, boat than the old Ariadne.Besides,\u201d Jerry.\u201d Jane persisted, \u201cyou'll not Jerome added, lazily moving his eyes find Storm House too awfully dull, across to her chair to smile at her.\u201d |after all that fun?You'll not miss \u201cbesides, I had had the effect of the |Lady Clanrobert and that odious lit- holiday, coming back.The rest and tle Jefferson Jackson?If ever she's the interest and the excitement of it |in a film anywhere that I can see it, all.And that's another reason why I [you may be sure I'll go to see it,\u201d said had such a good time on the trip {Jane viciously, \u2018and I'll bet she's rot- home.\u201d ten!\u201d opposite his, a heap of newly opened it is, as {magazines on the floor beside her, a few loose sheets of letters in her lap.Now she leaned forward and began to fling envelopes and papers into the wood fire; the rising flames illumined her flushed, earnest little face, Every time a hen cackles, she is asking for more of this wonderful Egg-lroducer\u2014 Makes Hens Lay More Eggs Sold by all dealers Write for Pratta Poultry Book\u2014Free PRATT FOOD CO., of Canada Ltd.The man was silent for a full min-fipe pipe from his mouth.sill.vn the other side of the lower Jane was sunk into her own chair \u2018 1 pue Then.uncertainly.hesitatingly.What's not?\u201d Jane said from the \u2018hall.| my whole life.\u201d J ing hi re To be continued.) 328 Carlaw Ave.Toronto 8, Ont.e said: ; shadows.To-night there was neither.She \u201cI know it!\" Jane said, eyeing him| ; ; & & 4 ; a : | \u201cMy dear\u2014do you suppose 4 WOmM-| Why, don't you always say \u2018dear\u2019?[stood perfectly still until she was: almost reproachfully.the expression 448444444 £4 Libé hbéitédééédt an as lovely as yourself could\u2014could fhe said.quite sure of it.Neither.Everything on her face a combination of vexat- | .od Ap À NOTICE.indicate to a man what yvou\u2014what \u201cOh, do I?\u201d Her voice came const- {was pitchy black\u2014dark\u2014scented with ion and laughter.My office will be closed every Tu - I'm inferring from what you Sa¥\u2014 rained and nervous, \u201cGood-night {lamps and coal fires and dinner\u2019 | \u201cBy golly.from the moment we day and Friday evening 3 without turning his world topsy-tur- then, Jerry dear.\u201d she said.laughing.turkey.as became a country house in| first stepped on the old Aridane.J.C.Moore, M.D.x vy?; | \"Good-night.you darling! By the mid-January.Jerome mused, peering over her It made her tremble with ullerjyay have you \u201ca steamer trunk, Jane went back to bed.Her cheeks ; shoulder into the downstairs BONDS.ecstacy.She tightened her hands a! Jane?\" were burning red, and there was an : room that had been Elsie\u2019s and after- Issued .n sums of $100.ano upwar iy little, made no other movement.\u2018A\u2014a\u2014\u2014?Oh, you mean for Hon- [ashamed, a puzzled light in her eyes.i in ward his own, and that now was to bearing the attractive rate of He cleared his throat.laughed àloluju?\" She knelt down to say her prayers.A \u201c, 81 be changed into a guest®room; \"from -( 5 Per Cent.per annum, payable half yearly brief, strange laugh.\u201cIt was not.\u201d he reminded her.\"it was not so nominated in the bond.my darling.I couldn't, I can\u2019t now.suppose\u2014that you've come to care.\u201cYep.Have you got one?\u201d \u201cOh, yes\u2014no\u2014but I can get one!\" There was a moment's pause.\"Good- might, again, dear.\u201d \u201cJerry.I wonder why you don't love me?\u201d she found herself saying instead.\u201cI always thought that if I loved a person very much he'd have She was gone.She almost always {to love me.I love you so much, Jerry @ to assure SUCCESSFULY the moment we stepped on the old Avidane.\u201d he repeated, \u201csomething seemed to drop off me\u2014some worry and burden and strain, and I felt like a kid on a Saturday morning! I'd 8 A Fa ÿ These Bonds are issued by the Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation which {s one of the oldest financial i: .stitutions fn Canada (established 1-7, and has assets exceeding oO really.for a man about whom YOU left him so, flitting first about the |dear.It makes me ache all over! You: BAKI NG, like to start right off again to-mor- $50,000,000.00.know\u2014so much that is\u2014well.JUS [room, busy with lights and window [don't love me yet.And I don't know Pt M row\u2014with, of course, old Carol here, Interest cominences the day + money ls received, dull and stupid!\u201d ; : ; ut p he added, tightening his arm abo Full particulars may be obtained Ye a shades and books, making everything i how to make you.This Honolulu trip \u201cYou're not! ; ; shipshape and snug for the night.|Won't make you.I'm taking you.\u2018the child who was clinging to him\u2014 from \u201cOh, I am, Jane.I'm sixteen Years |saying good-night from the warm |you're not taking me! You'll hate go- o AJum \u201cand take another trip\u2014a sea trip.DONALD McKENZIE ROWAT, 3 older than you in years\u2014why.that's shadows by the door.Sometimes |ing away from home.I wonder if I nat Somehow the thought of big steel The Royal Bank Bullding.far more than the difference be-|jerome's light burned on for another died, would you love me.Jerry?\u201d trains doesn't seem to appeal.yet.Frovince of Quebec Representative E.W.GILLETT CO.LTD.But this experience showed me what TORQNTQ - CANa lot of fun the right persons can have when they go off on their trav- tels! There was something about that live here forever and forever.just we first day at sea\u2014big horizons, sun three!\u201d * shining.women in white dresses even Oh.let's!\" little Carol echoed fer- in February, dinner bugle as sunset\u2014\" vently.! And you liked the return trip even \u201cI can't wait\u201d Jane said.\u2018to jump better.Jane observed.She turned into something comfortable.and to the Chinese.who were coming rumple my hair.and go out and see through the hall.\u201cYes, my trunk up what's cooking for dinner.and look to big room, topside.\u201d she explained, at our letters.\u201d \u201cand Boss's trunk up there, too!\u201d The old house was full of soft dying \u201cBoss go topside, hey?\" Hong said, tween you and Carol.and you seem a real mother to her\u2014more than her own mother was.\u201d Jerome said.\u201cAnd I'm sixty years older than you in experience! I was done, when 1 came here seven years ago\u2014finished with When she got up from her knee) her face was wet with tears, her eyelashes stuck together in sopping points.She put the lamp out immediately.and got into bed, and went to sleep, L.N.ROY, HEMMINGFORD, QUE.Asst.Municipal Secy.-Treas.Secy.-Treas.of the Catholic Schools.Agent for La Sauvegarde Life.8 Agent for The Mutual Life and § Citizens\u2019 Assurance Co.Ltd.Agent for The London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co.Ltd.X-RAY| hour.but Jane was always as sleepy and tired as a child.To-night she flew upstairs as if a ghost were after her.She reached her Loom.whirled inside.lighted a lamp.1 and closed the door.Then for fully life .It seemed enough to me thatifiye minutes she stood like a statue you'd even like me.\u201d he said humbly: ijn the middle of the floor.her hands \u201clike to play about here with Carol|clapsed to her breast.her head flung and the dogs.; ; (back, her eyes closed.) She remained a long time with her\u2018 afier this, suddenly.rapidly.she face buried.; undressed.washing her sunburned, Presently she jumped up and Was boyish firm little face with soap and moving about the room in her Cus-|warer brushing her hair back with a Christmas Supplies CHAPTER VIII Good Groceries - - Housekeepers feel safe Yet it was Jane, rather than Jer- In buying here.Low prices with high quality.ome, who was happy to get home from a wonderful three-weeks' journey just a month later, In the new brown coat, a belted, silky tan coat with a fur that matched it, rather Fresh Groceries Fresh Candies tomary quick fashion.straightening yer gti ; il à \u2018led i than the white one he had mention-|sea shadows: the breezes, sweet with with his yellow wax face quite ex- i i things, magazines and books, pillows dark reo of \u201ceaves ed spirals ed.and a cream-coloured hat that) new grass and the salt of the Sen.pressioniess.and only his small slits for Diagnosis and Treatment.§ and chair.getting the room into some |ayainst her forehead putting on (came far down over her eves, she|plew through the wide-open windows of eyes moving.J.E.CAZA, 3 sort of order for the night.Jerome |g; rushed into the garden at Storm) jerome went about approvingly snap- | \u201cYes.\u201d Jane's face was glowing with porgeon Dentist, fresh white pajamas and a loose, soft.faded old silk kimono.She glanced about Suitable Gifts House like a whirlwind on a certain soft.green.fragrant February afternoon and, dropping to her knees.ping up electric lights.colour; she laughed confusedly.\u201cTo \u201cGosh, theyre an improvement! No big room\u2014my room.And.Hong, you more lamps to fill.hey, Hong?\" | put plenty towels in bathroom.Boss remained beside the fire smoking.\u201cWell.at any rate.I said that!\u201d she said with a sort of innocent triumph.0.E.CAZA, M.D., C.M.g Physician and Surgeon, a the room: Tel.158.Huntingdon.erything was orderly and sweet.A ev- .You will find a choice selection of Christ- A ri er rl D ms es.fe M er er ll fr re \u201cIt's been on my mind for months |fire had been burning i air caught Carol to her heart in an em-| \u201cYes, but I loved the old | 1\" like h lot towels.And that re- | ; vue g in the airtight : à as aw amps: e heap lot towels.An at re and now I've said it! stove all afternoon, and the place brace broken with tears as well as|jane lamented.minds me.\u201d Jane said .animatedly to mas ifts in our stor Wh th 3 ee 1 \u201c ; > # .; : e.e r 1 | __ \u2018And there is to be no more allud- even with a wide window opened to laughter.; , .\u201cThey made a good job of this,\u201d |Jerome, \u201cI've got to move all your ï f chi er it be for older - | LEDUC & PRIEUR i ing to a marriage of convenience?\u201d ne sea, was comfortably warm, Jane On darling.here you are! Were jerome muttered, thumbing fixtures.|junk into the bathroom.and see if people or for children we can satisfy your #|| \u2019 Jerome said.carried her lighted lamp to the table | Ck, Of sweetheart.Aid you miss eyeing floor plugs.\u201cIt's all right now.there are hangers in that big hall needs.£1 ty Please.Because it sounds like an [beside her bed: upon returning to 2hey\u2019?Oh.Jerry!\" exclaimed Jane.with summer coming.\u201d he said to his [closet.So come on upstairs with me x Departmental Store.earthquake marriage.or a war wed- Storm House as its mistress eighteen sittang \u2018back on the grass with her wife, \u201cbut you wait until winter shuts Ladybird.\u201d she said to Carol, \u201cbe- ' 4 Vallevfield \u2018 ding.Jape pleaded.chink that vou MOnths ago she had selected a big arm sul as Tok did vou down.and you can go to the linen cause I need you! Jerry.I wish we \u2019 i alleyfield, Que.ing in hat YOU empty room next to Carol's for h 8 nj 1g as lovely as closet or the attic.and flood the could have a picnic to-night, just to : .3 are a very astounding human being.own.her books and desk were here.place?| Is there anything in the place with light.You put pictures Ibe sure that our shore and garden J.HOLIDAY & SON $ | Specialty: i the man said, watching her.her long table with Carol's arithmet.\u201cOL like getting home?\u201d back.Hong.too muchy work, hey?\u201d land everything belong to us!\" Dewittvi $ J 8 Jane turned out a lamp._ ic and exercise books upon it.Its pretty nice.Jerry agreed.| \u201cYou fix \u2018em!\u201d Hong said modestly.| \u201cToo cole.\u201d Hong.thinking of his ewittville, - - - - - - ue.= || Ready-to-Wear Gar.| i I am very glad if you like me.\u201d she Outside the window the sea was smiling at them both.Carol made a beaming.roasted chickens, looked back to say = 4 | ment f L di d 4 observed simply.murmuring to itself in the dark: the |1°#P for his high arms, then followed| II only have to fix a very few of lover the convulsively moving trunk # 44 § tor Ladies and jg 4 \u201cJane.have you ever been to Hon- eucalyptus branches creaked and her [father and Jane as they went in-| = Es i Gents Tailoring Dress , olulu?\u201d Jerome asked.complained.the rain was still falling ©.oC Bouse.| Fes \u2019 } ST Honolulu! I've never been to S4c- over the windmill and \u201cthe fig tres Hong.youve made it all look so IT sn making and Millinery.ramento! (and the stretches of rocky beach.It |0101, 4Nd the buttereups.too!\u201d Jane : SE \"Les\" he said engagingly.\u201clet's 20 made a soft whispering sound.that said.opening doors, running like à NT: spi 22222222 | to Honolulu?\" mingl j ; \u201chappy chi rom place to place.\u201cIt's NT 8 g \u201cOh.Jerry.how could you possibly ed of hehe Subdued steady peautiful, Jerry.\" she said.coming to | at put LUCIEN BAILLARGEON : § get away before the proofs are done?\u201d | P a stop In the hallway.a hand on Tey A >) @ 1 \u201cWell, they'll be done in a week.pene, got pte bed and opened her |each side of his collar.her radiant NOTARY PUBLIC y t We could go in ten days.I rather time a cu could mot ead Every face raised to his.\u201clet's never go JI Crevier and À.R Led a OÙ : 0 ; i \u2018s never - i .L .R.Leduc, think Td like to go to Honolulu.\u201d |her heart rose into her throat.\u2018and one.come don our lane.and ets Ÿ 0 del > ( h 1st Me , Office i aries Public.A Ï Jane.winding the mantel] clock.or oery 7 mas ormng trance next to Morlarty's Building | W looked at him over her shoulder.\u2018 Money to loan.Estate and succes- 1 \u201cI'd love it! But vou might get! \u2019 sion settlement.: i nervous and miserable.if they came e e 9 } up to you on the boat.and wanted DONALD M.ROWAT, k de oo \u20ac aJestuics Tie Royal Bank Buin i s at are e Royal Ban uilding, 1 hungry in Russia.\u201d .she observed 360 St.James Street, Montreal.À practically.\u2019 N E At Huntingdon every Saturday unless g 8 The man laughed.notice to contrary in Gleaner.' 1 ; \u201cI vont.1 promise vou! We could ° Phone: HArbour 2460 1 \u20ac eave Carol wit Mrs.Graham.- fl d ÿ h C couldn't we?\" : .We will be glad at all times to give you all the in- 00 our ome wi NUMA E.BROSSOIT K.C.3 î aston aye Carol!\u201d Jane whirled about,\u2019 formation you may require, prepare various itineraries, make e ADVOCATE \u2019 1 1s, i sleeping or parior car reservations, etc.d i 1 tonish .; g or | , Recorder of the City of Valleyfield, À k ra DOL?This.Ç said Jerome, | The ideal time to go to California.Come in, we'll ycar roun enjoyment Valleyfield.P.Q.vie t wos be our party.yours and mine.| talk about your trip.Will attend all the courts in the 1 e haven't had our honeymoon vet.| The Mantreal-V: er train schedule effective Se District of Beauharnois and Mon- § 8 You'll have to have a woolly brown | : Montreal-\\ancouver train schedule effective Sep- treal.Phone No.60.coat and a white fur\u2014evervone has \u2018 tember 20th.has been shortened by about nine hours.- 1 be na { TE Prindl A A.LONGTIN, q e magic wor rowned her in! ADVOCATE, radiant colour; she laughed from ° * ring \u20ac, gent King Street, q sheer excitement.She came near to HUNTINGDON, QUE.i y sheer LAURENDEAU & COSSETTER | P ' Advocates, 3 a : VALLEYFIELD, P.Q.3 \u20ac 5 There are Balanced Rations\u2014and Balanc- I G.Lagrepdeau.J.B Tore | à ! Mr.Laurendeau will be at Hunt- 3 : ed Rations.ingdon, at Moir's Hotel, every Ist.| © É and 3rd.Saturday of each month.U 5 s , .: Mr.Cossette will be at Ste.Mar- q 8 a à ome are reasonable in price\u2014some are WL: tine; County Building, the 2nd.and § 3 expensive 0g last Saturday of each month.ä S| 2 : aes - | o : a Erle C.Martin, B.A., B.C.L.; d 3 Some are suitable for a practical dairy man ML Located in former Canadian Ayrshire 3 w Be qe .3 Breeders office, King St.H 2 \u2014Some for a millionaire who farms as Huntingdon, n 5 \u201c .hone 173.2 5 a \"hobby.MONARCH Mr.Martin will be in Ormstown § D 5 \u2018 the first and third Monday of each t 3 \u20ac ; ; ; OF THE AIR month.1 p d Some contain nothing but good grain and H.E.PURC - h grain products\u2014Some also contain a .Lo ELL, t ge ve - ro ; ; Surgeon Dentist.t filler.MAJESTIC BEAUTY as illustrated in this Located over Braithwaite Bros.Store.§ n authentic Early English period model matches Chateauguay St, Huntingdon.g j Evenings by Appointment.e the incomparable beauty of tone Phone 159.e cc provided by the famous Majestic $197.00 M t I Fi I Co.9) chassis and Super-dynamic speaker LESS TUBES tua Ire Insurance LO.â COUNTY OF BEAUHARNOIS 8; .ncorporate 52).: .Insures nothing but Farm and Isolat- ÿ Pi .HERE is the perfect ed Property.a (22% r ot ei n} .\u20ac President\u2014M.W.Leehy.i p Christmas gift .endless entertain- Vice-President\u2014Anthine Doray.vp ; Directors\u2014N.M.Brooks, R.R.D 2 e ment by the greatest masters of music MoNauvrEuR St.Louis and M.M J irs 3 i 3 É 1S à ee =œue not a Fa and drama .yours and your family\u2019s W.K.PHILPS, Secretary.f§ 4 E .Huntingdon, Que.E on Christmas day and all the days and - É nights to follow T.J.GRAHAM, 8 , : Ant Live Stock Auctioneer.took 5 .2.Lo ; .e time experience w ve stock.: A practical feed for practical farmers\u2014Nothing fancy\u2014Not even the price\u2014No Hear Majestic\u2019s powerful, life-like ob IL acquaintance of bread: Ë filler of any kind\u2014No Oat hulls, no screenings, no alfalfa\u2014nothing but the best ] reproduction of every program.Observe stgrms In keeping with present liv | © Fioh anc grain products and minerals, properly balanced to give the best results 3 how its COLORFUL TONE reveals all Phone: 634 r 1-2.R.F.D.No.1 § gf \u2014 in digestible protein, low in \u2018 3 \u201cIT: .Ë 18 g P , 1bre à the brilliant beauty of all music .MACHINE SHOP, 3 Ë \u2018orchestra or band .instrument or\u2019 Goyette & Frère, : On sale in Quebec and the Maritime Provinces\u2014Ask your local dealer.; voice .high notes and low .S arpamplain St, : : without interference, distortion or back- DEATHS - BIRTHS .L-.: UNI ON R I N j ground noise .at any volume .MARRIAGES a.: GRAINS LIMITED | mane Ÿ 5 A We are willin 8 ; .g to insert notices of 5 LENNOX A Order now.A small down-payment will deaths, births and marriages in the LLE, QUE .; ; men Gleaner free of charge but it mus! [8 : insure delivery of your Majestic on\u2018 be clearly understood such notices , : .: must come to the Gleaner in writing Christmas morning .« « It is also important that the parts .à sending the notice affix his or her Local Representatives:\u2014A.H.Dawson, Huntingdon, Que.: e signature to the copy.Thos.Baird & Sons, Ormstown, Que.tan e e urrie The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc \\ W.C.Collings, Hemmingford, Que.The Huntingdon Gleaner is pub- e .lished every Wednesday by the Hun \u201d Huntin don ue tingdon Gleaner Inc.in the Brown 20000 non EN SRO nos\u201d 8 9 e Building, Chateauguay St, Hunting PTIT don, Que. Warley arly \"he Hal 1: .1 18-7 ined AT, î ative Sar 13 and ess- y.\u2014 educ, ek, en- juilding 8 succes- AT, ne, treal.unless | ner.| K.C.leyfield, } in the { Mon-® dg jet ossette, 4 L À Hunt- pry 1st.onth.p.Mar- d.and Ayrshire § t.] mstown § of each py 5.Store.4 dont.e Co.- OIS.à Isolat 8 pray.R.M.M ry.3 fe stok.breed- Ent live hb.No.1° tices ot in the it mus notices writing e part A or het er Inc is pub- e Hut- Bros: unting- Wednesday, December 4th., 1929.Further Convincing Proof of Economic Suicide With one-seventh of the wor id's known coal under her soil.with huge iron ore deposits and with unparalleled resources in hydro-electric energy.Canada in the year ended August 31, 1929, imported from the United States iron and its products to the value of $323.469.000.Of this vast sum only $3,399.575 represented iron ore.All of the balance was partly, or fully manufactured.The total of all metals imported from the United States in that period reached $394.691252.or practically the equivalent in amount of 75 ver cent.of all United States purchases from Canada in the same period.ports.Half the value.according to be credited to the labor involved in Roughly that would give employment to 200,000 Canadians at $1,000 a year.their own and often times the Department of Labor.may fairly their production and manufacture.the means of subsistence for that number of families.Our imports from the United States under the heading of metals are shown on the official records for the twelve months, as follows: Metals (Total) Aluminum .Brass .Clocks and watches Copper .Ca Electric apparatus .Iron (Total) Iron ore .Rolling mill products (n.o.p.Pigs, ingots, etc.Tubes, pipes and fittings .Wire .Engines and boilers ._.Farm implements .Hardware and cutlery .Machinery .Tools .Lo Vehicles (Total) Autos, freight .11, Autos, passenger .Auto parts .\u2026 Nickel plated ware .Silver in bars.ete.Tin.blocks, pigs, bars .In all metals in a single year $71,000,000 in imports from the United period quoted.and for the preceding 1928 1929 eee $323,382.911 $394,691.252 Le 7.150.986 - 5,103.049 4,636,591 6.134.065 Lo.1.268.657 1.376.800 8.293.466 15,900,490 19.033.185 29,274 854 Ce 271,173,492 323,469,542 Ce 2.929.858 3.699.575 39,726,547 54 424,913 1,692,626 2.298.114 3.282.504 4,748,271 1.977.871 1,788.146 16,152,472 17,703.866 38.242,097 37.338518 LL Le 2,430,463 3.192.664 48,215,208 60,174.259 2.037.321 2641.919 83.806.963 96,734,775 7.044.523 7.612.426 31,566.115 33,735,798 41,995.403 50,990,108 1.719.497 2.654.064 La 966,013 968.730 AS 1.677.078 1.417.949 there was an increase of more than States.In manufactured electrical goods there was an increase in imports of more than $10,000.000.Rolling mills products imported jumped nearly $15.- 000,000.Machinery imports jumped $1 2,000.000 and vehicles imported were $13.000.000 higher than in the preceding twelve months.Farm implements to the value of $37.338.518 were imported.Electrical goods imports were valued at $29,274,000, engines and boilers at $1 The whole list speaks for itsel 7.703.000.f.Of the entire $394.691.000 worth of metal imports there is scarcely an item which could not have been produced or manufactured in Canada.Instead, the payroll of probabl went to foreign workmen in a foreign ition from Canada or Canadians.y $200.000,000 represented by this list country which will brook no compet- How long.Oh Canada! How long?GIVE THE BREEDERS A REST BEFORE THE HATCHING SEASON If you expect to hatch from your own eggs, this is the time to think about mating up of the breeding pen.Select the birds which will most likely make up the breeding pen and put them in a house by themselves.They need a good long rest before the hatching season.Suceess in breeding depends tn a very large extent upon the care and rest you give the birds.The breeding pen should be dry and clean.Whenever the litter becomes wet or broken up, take it out and replace it with dry material.Give the birds plenty of room and plentv of fresh air.Proper feeding likewise plays an important part in the care of breeders.Feed breeding stock in much the same manner as you would a laying flock.Many a poultryman makes the mistake of feeding too much grain to breeders.They need a mash all through the rest period.During the rest period the best results will be secured by feeding a good growing mash or half growing mash and half egg mash.The object in giving breeders a rest is to give them a chance to build up the broken-down tissues, which is similar to growing or fleshing a pullet.Feed green feed freely.Be careful not to feed any decayed green stuff as it interferes with digestion and consequently reduces the hatching quality of the eggs.If you do not have green stuff, flush the birds occasionally with blackstrap molasses.Use a pint of molasses to sixteen quarts of water.Breeders may be changed back to straight egg mash after they have completed the molt and are back in good flesh.Feed the mash dry.as a wet mash will tend to cut down the hatches.Use a high quality egg mash.You can then go about your poultry breeding operations.secure in the knowledge that your birds will produce good hatching eggs.The hatching quality of eggs 1s one of the best tests of the quality of a feed that can be made.A mash which makes the birds lay, keeps them in good flesh, produces good hatching eggs and chicks that live, is worth every cent you have to pay for it.\u2014 \u201cBut surely.\u201d said the haughty passenger, \u201cif I pay fare for my dog he will be treated the same as other passengers and be, allowed to occupy a seat?\u201d \u201cOf course.madam.\u201d the guard replied politely, \u201cprovided he does not put his feet on it.\u201d SEAL AND MUSKRAT FUR COATS The finest of Coats, well made.beautifully lined ' and moderately priced.N.A.Ostiguy \u201cThe Furrier,\u201d Valleyfield, - - - Que.TURKISH COFFEE In mid-afternoon when you are feeling tired or when guests drop in unexpectedly.try serving Turkish.It is delicious and invigorating and in addition it has the advantage of being something of a novelty.Genuine Turkish coffee is always freshly roasted for the occasion and ground as fine as face powder in a quaint brass mill that is part of the equipment of every Moslem household.But, since you do not have the mill, you can substitute pulverized coffee which your grocer will grind for you.While the water is boiling\u2014a demi tasse full for each person\u2014measure a heaping teaspoon of coffee per cup and mix it with an equal! measure of granulated sugar.When the water boils hard, add the coffee.and when it looks frothy remove it from the heat.After a moment or two.let it boil up again and repeat this a third time.Then pour it thick and foamy into the cups and serve it at once.Any grounds which may be unduly large will be precipitated.Turkish coffee should not be served in cups larger than the demi tasse.It is always served without cream.Scientists who have studied coffee say that it is a mild stimulant, beneficial to all but a small percentage of persons.Unlike other stimulants.they say.it does not drop one below normal after the period of stimulation.Should Be Thankful.She: \u201cDid you see in the papers how some people were poisoned through eating chocolates?\u201d He: \"I fancy I did.but what about it?\u201d \u201cNothing, except that I was think- ing\u2014er\u2014how safe we are!\u201d ip 4 ë 4 + £ 3 article of Jewellery.covers a large range, valuable article, or it attractive ornament.to select from.J.E.Victoria St.PET FETE IT TARA à 4 4 à à à i $ # i à à à i à 4 à à à à à + à + à à à à à PFFFFFTFF ELLE LL A It is at this store you will find one of the finest ranges of Christmas Gifts.Here you find both kinds Fancy Novelties.Of all descriptions are here in almost endless quantities awaiting your selection.collection of Fancy.China is complete.TOYS FOR LITTLE TOTS.-_ 20 Per Cent Discount Coupon.To readers of the Gleaner who will bring a copy of this advertisement to our store and make purchases, we will give a cash discount of 20 per cent.this advertisement and present it to one of our clerks.kidd biibbbdi bbb i tities ' VALLEYFIELD Junior Empires Organized\u2014 ; The Junior Empire Hockey team had a meeting in the Montreal Cot- \u2018ton Institute last week and decided \u201cto resume activities this coming seas- ,on, the outlook is very good as far as! players are concerned.The question .of funds was discussed and arrang- | ments were made to raise some \u2018money.Mr.Johnson was appointed manager and Vernon Grace secretary- treasurer.Why Has Valleyfield Not a Covered Rink?\u2014 The near approach of the hockey season again finds Valleyfield without an indoor rink, it seems so strange that in the matter of sport this city is so far behind.Considering that \u2018hockey has such an appeal to the Canadian, and the boast that is often made.that to see Canada you must | ;see the Province of Quebec: yet in| ©fRuus of the body The Dominion Bureau of Statistics issued a summary of these im- ONe of the Important cities of Quebec | visiting teams from rural communit- \u2018ies have to come to play on rinks that {to say the least do not compare with under \u2018conditions that are unpleasant and as for the spectator's comfort, the idea is never thought of.A further meeting of the Cadet Corps was held last Wednesday in the Presbyterian Church hall for the purpose of formation.Mr.William Evans was elected to take charge of the Corps, the gymnastic and physical training was given over to Mr.James Cooper, who has had a good deal of experience along that line.Messrs.Cyril Green, James Dobbie and J.Hagen were elected as a committee to take charge of the different departments, an officer of the Cadets is to pay a visit to Valleyfield in the near future.and the oficials in Ottawa are rendering every assistance to help towards the formation of a strong Cadet Corps.a great \"number of the younger of the great (war veterans are lending a helping \"hand.Mr.Wm.Hannah was called home to Montreal owing to the serious illness of his father.Mr.Hannah's father was seriously hurt in a car accident.We all sympathize with him and hope for a speedy recovery.Mrs.Ness, of Howick, spent a few days last week the guest of Mrs.Stewart.Mr.Percy Molyneaux was the guest of his parents over the week-end.Mr.Keith Anderson was a visitor at his paternal home here on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Gray were visitors on Sunday last to Montreal.Miss Stewart and Miss Carruthers of Howick, were visitors at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Stewart.Miss Gladys Sayles was the guest of her parents.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Sayles over the week-end.Mrs, Fred Moore was a visitor to Montreal on Tuesday last.Mr.J.Cantamassie was a visitor at his paternal home over the week-end.Dr.Watson.of Howick was a caller to town on Sunday last.Rev.Cyril Baugh.of Morin Heights was a visitor with his family this week.Mr.James Booth.who was a former resident of this city, but who has been living in the Western Provinces for nearly two years has returned and has secured a position in the Montreal Cottons.He is residing with his sister.Mrs.Andrew Johnson.Mrs.James Green left last week on a trip to the Old Land.where she will spend the Christmas season in Lancashire.Safe An old lady was going down a coalmine for the first time in her life.As the cage descended she suddenly noticed how she and the rest of the party were dependent upon a single rope.\"Do you think it is quite safe?\u201d she asked rather anxiously of a miner as she glanced at the rope.\u201cSafe as the bank, ma'am.\u201d returned the grimy miner cheerfully.\u201cThere's nothing to be afraid of.These ropes are guaranteed to last exactly twelve months.and this one ain't due to be renewed until to- morrer.\u201d CABBAGE STEWED BROWN.Stew one chopped onion in one spoonful of soup fat and cook it with half spoonful of granulated sugar until golden brown.Add one glass of (half vinegar and half water, a head of white cabbage shredded like noodles, after removing the stalk and thick veins.and some salt.Stew tightly covered for several hours, stirring frequently and occasionally adding some water or weak beef broth.The cabbage must be pleasantly piquant.It should taste swect-sour and be golden brown and glossy.If desired.a little flour can be dusted over and mixed with it half hour before serving.rp THOUSANDS OF i CHRISTMAS i GIFTS It may be an In these days Jewellery sometimes it may be a may be an inexpensive Make sure and bring SOLIS her work properly.that waste material ed to the Mersey.biggest ships use Southampton exclu- biggest liners.ed the fight by starting a £2,750,000 entrance lock and dry dock at Tilbury, The former.1.000 feet long by 110 feet wide, can hold the world's largest liner, the Majestic.When finished, London may become a home for 60.000-ton liners.FAT been But lost Ler flabbiness in two weeks She was crippled by fat.but reduced in two weeks this easy wav.husband That 1s save so! She weighed nearly 200 the, and had to Read suffering with swelled legs und feet and weighed 196 vers sedom able to go out After talking Kruschen Salts for two weeks, her flabbitness has gone, legs and feet feel easier.\u201d is caused kidneys and bowels, the \u201cscavenging \u201d fuiling to do their liver, They do not throw off THE GREAT DOCK FIGHT.commencement Southampton of another giant sce- tion of her £13,000.000 dock extension marks a further stage in a great fight for supremacy.Long before the war Liverpool was England's premier port for giant lin- Suddenly Southampton came to the fore, docks were built, and the advantages of being on a great harbor instead of up several miles of increasing did Southampton that when the White Star line built the Olympic and Titanic\u2014 then world's greatest ships\u2014in 1011, deserted Liverpool and for the product of accumulates, before you realise it\u2014you are growing hideously fat.The *\u201c little daily dose * of Kruschen Balts tones up the eliminating organs to perform their work Slowly but surely the un- guinly masses of fat disappear and what you lose in weight you gain in un- unded health years drop off us the fat melts away\u2014 leaving you energetic, youthful and and- The Southampton is Fast Becoming the Premier Port of Britain.by So succeed the they its southern made Southampton the chief trooping port, and the Cunard- ers Aquitania and Mauretania used After the war they never return- Nowadays all the Naturally Liverpool planned a vast struggle to regain her lost traffic.gigantic £4,000,000 dock system.comprising the largest graving dock Europe, an immense basin dock, and two colossal branch docks, was started.When the King opened this Gladstone Dock in 1927, completion had taken about fifteen years, and postwar increases in cost and swelled the original figure to £8.000,000.But Liverpool does not complain.with her new Mersey entrance ; lock, 1,070 fect long and 130 feet | wide.big enough to handle the greatest liners and those of the near future.she hopes to recover her lost A in Meanwhile London had fallen behind and could not accommodate the So in 1926 she enter- SATURDAY Londoners are estimated to spend something like $10,000,000 on amusement every Saturday night.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 biddd484 644544844 - THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER COULDN'T WALK FOR PLANNING FIREPLACES., The fall of the year.and the open- ling days of winter make one appre- (ciate particularly that pleasant fea- {ture of the home.the fireplace If \"you are planning to add one to a room.be sure you first consider the style of the house and the room in { which the fireplace is to go.A colonial cottage where coal is to be burned might well have a quite small grate opening while a large, rustic ef- ect lused as fuel, very properly into which big root chunks or even logs could be rolled.For the use of cordwood fuel the opening must be The mantle-piece size and style will be controlled by the 41: feet wide.size of the opening below, the character of the room and house, and the purpose to which it is to be put.;Many of the cobblestone chimney fireplaces have no mantel, while others have a shelf set in, anywhere | from a small one sufficient for the clock and a pair of candle-sticks, up to an elaborate one including cabinets or book cases.In the old Colonial fireplaces 1 have seen there were slim cabinets or closets either | Side of the fireplace, some of them with leaded glass doors, others with panelled wood omnes, for fine china rand bits of glass ware.In the House (of the Seven Gables of Huwthorne\u2019s tale there is a secret spiral stairway | behind one of these cabinets.COMFORT FOR FAT MEN IN INSURANCE FIGURES An insurance company of New York announces from its accumulation of data figures that fat men are more honest than thelr \u201clean and hungry\u201d brothers.Which corroborates Shakespeare's opinion expressed long ago when he made his Caesar say: \"Let me have men about me that are fat.\u201d The fat man is noted for his ready and hearty laugh, and that may ex- (plain.in an way, some of his honesty.open-faced.jolly man as anything but fair and square and straight.Ot , course land be a villain,\u201d but that sort of mirth is a pinch-fuaced, half-strang- led kind.A smile is often associated with wickedness, but a free.belly- shaking laugh betokens a guileless genius.We are glad to hear a good word for the fat man.There has been much sympathy and \u2018\u201cragging\u201d wasted on them\u2014-especially on fat boys.They have suffered under the old heartless saying that \u201cnobody loves a fat man.\u201d Tt is not the truth but the prevalence of the saying that has worked them injury \u2014particularly with the opposite and willful sex.All rules have exceptions.Let the heavy fellows remember that the saying, \u201cNobody loves a fat man.\u201d is no truer than the one that all fat men are honest\u2014Exchange.THAT WORD \u201cJAMBOREE.\u201d An English scoutmaster states that the word \u201cJamboree\u201d means \u201cjam\u201d sweet and \"borce\u201d squeeze or squash.The last two syllables \u201cboree\u201d come from the aborigines of Australia, and describe their crowded council meetings.The Australian scouts call their rallies corroborees.In amusing defiance of all these explanations Sir Robert Baden-Powell, when where the word \u2018Jamboree\u201d came from.replied.\u201cWell.it will do as well as any other word, won't it?\u201d Free From Ice.Iceland did not live up to its name in 1927 and 1928.us its coasts became almost free from ice.dwelling where wood will be might have a large open hearth fireplace (It is hard to picture a good-humored.: a man may smile and smile - asked ! THE VICTIM Is CONVINCED ! \u201cYou smoke thirty cigarettes a day?\u201d \u201cYes, on the average.\u201d \u201cYou dont blame them for your \u2018run-down condition?\" | \u201cNot in the least.I blame my hard ; Work.\u201d The physician shook his head.He smiled in a vexed way.Then he took a leech out of a glass jar.\u201cLet me show you something.\u201d he said.\u201cBare your arm.\u201d The cigarette smoker pale arm and bared his work busily.Its body began to swell.Then all of a sudden a kind of shudder convulsed it, and it fell to the floor dead.| \u201cThat's what your blood did to that leech,\u201d said the physician.He took up the little corpse between his finger and thumb.\u201cLook at it,\" he said.\"Quite dead, you see.You pois- «oned it\u201d \u201cI guess it wasn't a healthy leech lin the first place,\u201d said the cigarette smoker sullenly.\u201cWasn't healthy, ch?Well, we'll try again.\u201d And the physician slapped two leeches on the young man's thin arm.\u201cIf they both die\u201d ent.\"TU swear off Even as he spoke the smaller leech shivered and dropped on his knee dead, and à moment later the larger one fell beside it.\u201cThis is ghastly.\u201d sald the young man: \u201cI am worse than the pestilence to these leeches.\u201d \u201cIt is the empyreumatie oil in your blood,\u201d said the medical man.\"All cigarette smokers have it \u201cDoctor.\u201d said the young mun, regarding the three dead leeches very sald the pati- thoughtfully, \"I half believe you're right.\" \u2014Central Christian Advocate.for the Midnight Supper After bridge or the theatre, serve your guests with steaming OXO.Its rich beef flavour just \u2018hitsthe spot.\u201d No bother-\u2014no fuss \u2014and no sleeplessness afterwards! In 6-08.Flasks and Tins of 4 and 10 Cabes I's \u201cMeat and Drink\u201d to you 67R Vu the doctor laid the! lean leech upon it.The leech fell to] 1 RIGETRSENISGIRGETISGIAGOTISOIAGH QIGSSIAGE MEMORIAL TO SCIENTIST.Page 9 Crawford Gorgas, who had devoted his life to the battle against disease.The Government of Panama re-| The Panama Government laid the cently presented to the Gorgas Me- first stone of the proposed labca- morial Institute of Tropical and Pre- tory, which was to be a memorial to ventative Medicine a handsome building and the land on which it stands to serve as a4 research laboratory in the fight against malana and other diseases of the country.Shortly uafl- ter the death, in 1920, of William | the great surgeon-general of the United States army.In 1928 President Coolidge signed the bill which authorized an annual appropriation of $50.000 for the maintenance of the institute.EASY TO SERVE\u2014EASY TO DIGEST With all the bran of the whole wheat With Shredded Wheat in the home you are ready for every emergency\u2014a quick breakfast for husband and children with no work or worry\u2014a delicious lunch\u2014a satisfying supper\u2014 eat it with milk and berries or sliced bananas.ROGET ATS QIGBIT AGS NIG AWS -\u2014s the most Valleyfield, - Your Picture individual Your features, photographed with that happy combination of realism and artistry for which we are noted, are pictured in your choice of a number of finishes, sizes and poses.Clie Cendron Artist-Photographer, AOU-LVHLU.A OU LD DL VAT És QD Eett BELAAAAAALALALLAAAAAAAMAALALELALLLALAALLLLLLARLS 23 3 < 2 4 nj 4 x 2 3