The Huntingdon gleaner, 26 juin 1935, mercredi 26 juin 1935

[" th ed.eir th en, st LT dici: ane Roy Roy Orr S01 ae; 1ael ruer ston irls HOV ~ ) be and ting rile Ness, 1.al Hn th Clock 1re es an x BLE 9\u201d - if you know how we feel in your hav- \u2014_\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Every example of punishment has in it some tincture of injustice, but the sufferings of individuals are compensated by the promotion of the public good.THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER SEVENTY-SECOND YEAR THE LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF BEAUHARNOIS HUNTINGDON, QUE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26th, 1935 When men first take up an opinion, and then afterwards seek for reasons for it, they must be contented with such as the absurdity of that opinion will afford.TEN PAGES * WELCOME TENDERED WINDSOR MILLS OFFICIALS Federal Government Makes Appropriation For Public Building at Ste.Martine Mary Attend Banquet Held At Chateau Speakers Stress Importance New Industry To The Town Huntingdon Board of Trade Event The testimonial dinner to officials of the Windsor Silk Mills in the Hun- |.tingdon Chateau Monday evening was an event unparalleled in the history of Huntingdon tendering official welcome to a new industry.This banquet sponsored by the Board of Trade brought out a large attendance of well wishers to the new firm and its officials.W.S.Brown, President of the Board of Trade, presided.Grace was pronounced by Rev.J.H.Miller.Following a delicious banquet during which music was furnished by the Chateau concert trio.and vocal num- Windsor Secretary JOSEPH HORWITZ Also President Silk Salesmen ciation of Canada Asso- bers by Dr.Paul Guilbault, the chairman proposed the health of the King.then called upon W.L.Carr to tender official welcome to members of the new firm.In his opening remarks Mr.Carr said that as representative of the industry which to date had been largely responsible for the progress of Huntingdon it gave him great pleasure to officially herald the advent of its newest industry.He traced the origin of the silk manufacture in China and spoke of it as the oldest industry of the machine age.He compared the relative importance of the silk industry to that of dairying.Closing his remarks Mr.Carr said that as a farmer he was immensely interested in the building up of urban centres so that the products of the farm would find more ready and better sale.Nathan Kluger.vice-president of the Windsor Silk Mills, replied to the good wishes and expressions of confidence, in part as follows: \u201cIt is a difficult matter for me.on behalf of the Windsor Silk Mills to respond to your good wishes expressed on our behalf tonight.I would like to say how deeply grateful we are for your deep sense of appreciation manifested to us in very tangible form.We are cognizant of your efforts in bringing us here, and while at times you possibly did not think us worthy of those efforts.you were generous With tolerance.From the country : which we come the World War had a very singular effect in its stepping up of manufacturing.I may say that my country is almost unsteady and that from the way we were brought up it is difficult for us to accustom ourselves to your more sober and sane way of living.If at times we have appeared impatient and failed to appreciate your viewpoint, we ask your forgiveness and forbearance.We have been used to speed.\u2014you.in this country, to something more steadfast.\u201cOur hearty thanks go to Hunting- don for the assistance so spontaneously given us.While.at first.we did not appreciate the British necessity and love for detail, we are every day becoming more cognizant of its need and value in business affairs.Our first thanks go to the Shawinigan Water and Power Company which introduced us to Huntingdon, and made us realize the advantages which you had to offer.\"Economists declare Canada as one of the coming great nations of the world and we trust that our firm will play no small part in the industry that will tend to ensure that success.We are attempting the task of bringing into Canada a product which has been immensely successful in the United States.I wonder Ing placed your cash behind our reputation.The best way we can thank you for your support is to show you returns.We are trying to take as many employees as possible from your community and are endeavouring to give them the utmost of help and co-operation in learning the trade.At the same time we desire to give our employees wages commensurate for an honest day's work.For eighteen years the Kluger sons have been trained for their present work.This coupled with the merchandising experience of the Hor- (Continued on page 10) © District Students Successful Final Examinations Year Further results have been announced from different institutions in which Hunting- don students were quite successful.Miss Janet Cunningham graduated a nurse from the Montreal General Hospital at the commencement exercises held Wednesday afternoon.Marc and Edgar Lefeb- vre were successful in all examinations at St.Laurent College.In addition Edgar Lefebvre.won the Lieutenant- Governor's Silver Medal for special contests.Word has also come of the success of Larry Hampson at St.Andrew's College.Aurora.On the basis of written tests, past record and general recommendation of the Committee of Selection Larry was chosen second in order of successful scholarship candidates.The award has a value of $400 annually and applies for every year the student is in residence at the College.E.A.Cooper and L.N.McCaig.of Ormstown.attending University Bishop's College.secured high standing in third year Arts; the former was an aggregate prizewinner.With the exodus of school pupils.Hun- tingdon like other towns.will be quieter during the day.Illegal Entrant Gets Two Months Nathan Bondfield.alias Maurice Bloom.New York city.was found guilty of illegally entering Canada and was sentenced to two months imprisonment and ordered deported on the completion of his sentence.He had previously been refused admission to the country by officers at Philipsburg the day before.Bond- field is alleged to have attempted to bribe G.Young, a taxi driver, to take him to Montreal.Young said he refused.Some time later in the evening.according to Bondfield.a taxi driver offered to take him to St.Alexandre.Bondfield said he parted with $10 and was shown a path through the bush and found himself still in the United States after wandering around several hours.He finally got over the international boundary line in a taxi and was arrested in the train by immigration inspectors who recognized him.Plant Head BARNEY M.WARSHAW Member H.Kluger firm, day shift Superintendent and executive charge all production facilities.in relatives and friends ,are expected to attend.and word has | © À \\ 0 NATHAN KLUGER Suddenly At Home Sister Dr.MacMillan of High River, Alberta, Succumbs To Heart Attack , Huntingdon and the surrounding district ot Kensington were surprised to hear Monday night.of the death of Dr.Donald MacMillan.Dr.MacMillan died of Angina Pectoris.at the home of his sister.Mrs.J.Alexander.Dr.MacMillan was on a visit to the home of his sister when he was stricken and died Monday night.He Was 58 years old and was born in St.Louis de Gonzague, the son of Flora \u201cIcCaig and Colin MacMillan.His education he received at Toronto and Laval University.The deceased was Chief Dominion Government Veterinary Inspector and was stationed at High River, Alberta, at the time of his death.He had previously practiced at Magog.Que.and later moved to Alberta where he has been stationed ever since.Dr.MacMillan had motored from hls home in High River and was spending his vacation at the home ot his sister.He is survived by his wife and one daughter Etta.Two brothers, Duncan of Montreal, and Colin, of High River, besides three sisters.Mrs.Alexander.of Huntingdon.Mrs.Watson, and Mrs.Craig of Montreal, al- £0 survive.The funeral will be held Thursday at one o'clock from the Alexander | home to Georgetown church.Tho Rev.J.H.Miller, of Huntingdon will officiate at the service at the house.while the Rev.K.House will have charge of the burial ceremony.The annual rally of the Rutherford clan has been planned to take: \u2018place on July 3rd at Fraser's Point, rin the form of a Basket Picnic.All in the district been received that some American cousins intend to take in the event.Last year the reunion at Andrew Rutherford's in Tullochgor- um was very successful and it is now proposed to make it a yearly event.Miss Anna Rutherford, nurse-in- training in the Homoeopathic Hospital is spending a week's vacation at her home.On returning she will be three months at the Children's Memorial Hospital.prior to her graduation in the fall.Mr.Gilbert McMillan spent last week in P.E.I.where he purchased a carload of Ayrshires which will be unloaded here tomorrow.The Quebec Holstein Breeders will hold their annual Field Day at Mount Victoria Farm.Hudson Heights.the home of Mr.T.B.Mac- raulay.of the; International Celebration At Malone On Dominion Day The Canadian Dominion Day will be celebrated July first in Malone, NY.with an American-Canadian goodwill gathering.at which Lieut- enant-Governor Willlam E.Bray.of New York State.and eminent citizens of the province of Quebec will speak.W.R.Allen of Montreal.past district governor of Rotary International, will be one of the speakers to represent the Dominion in the international celebration.The committee already has assurance that M.William Bray.Lieutenant Governor of New York State.will be present.The Montreal Highland Cadets.featuring a band of eight bagpipes and 4 drummers in McKenzie kilts.sporrans and spats.will be there for the celebration and will present a series of colorful drills.The committee is endeavoring to secure the Hull military unit, including a regiment and a 40-piece band for the program.They also hope to bring the Cameron Highlanders.a 6-piece band, considered one of the best bugle bands in Canada.to Malone for the day.The Valleyfield band will be present.A baseball game will be featured between Lachine and Malone Stars.There will be harness and horse running races.That date coincides with the Boy Scout jamboree when a thousand members of that organization will meet in Malone.This programme in itself will be a big feature and will include many displays of Scoutcraft and athletic events.An international ball will be held in the state armory at night and Lieut.Gov.Bray will ke asked to lead the grand march.This will follow a torchlight parade on Main Street.Never before has Dominion Day been celebrated in a United States city in the form of a large international festival.Mayor Ralph Cardinal of Malone said.This event.uni- ,que in border annals, is destined.he hopes.to spread from the Atlantic to the Pacific and to become an an- jnual event.| Mr.Cardinal and E.T.Rider con- \u2018ferred with Mayor Houde of Montreal and.although unable to attend the celebration because of a previous speaking engagement.he is planning to be in Malone on July 4 to attend a ball game and will throw out the 9 first ball of the game and make a brief address.HARRY Harry Kluger founder of the II.Kluger firm in New York, is father of © Officials of Huntingdon\u2019s New Industry, the Windsor Silk Mills Limited KLUGER : he himself is recognized as an author- © ° ; three sons famous in the silk industry ; D O C t Oo r D 1 e d ity throughout the United States.David Kluger is President of the Windsor Silk Mills Limited and his brother Nathan Kluger Vice-President of the Canadian firm.Benjamin Kluger is President Board of Directors.As considerable experience is now Leing acquired by a number of the more recent employees at the Windsor Silk Mills production is making & rapid increase.The total number of employees now on the pay roll is one hundred and six, who work in night and day shifts.The weekly production of the plant now approximates 25.000 yards of satins and crepe de chine.The weekly payroll is now $1400.A large quantity of the finished prcducts have been shipped to other provinces of the Dominion.and already manufactured goods from the SAMUEL B.MENDELSOHN Night Shift Superintendent Windsor Silk Mills Ltd.Huntingdon mill are being sold \u201cvorn in London, England, * The mall officials were rather anxious that Huntingdon go on day- jhiæht saving time to avoid some ot and the trouble occasioned by the differ-: ences 1 Lime.itl turn to standard time if the vote tatled.The concensus of opinion secured from the employees seemed to favour the advanced Lime, as 1t gave them more time for recreation after thie day's work, so the mill will continue to operate throughout the rest of the summer as it is now, There was question JACOB HORWITZ Treasurer of the Windsor Silk Mills firm.© The Week Talk Of NationalfGovernment Does Not Gain Much Support In Ottawa As Liberals Opposed To Idea By Wilfrid Eggleston - at Ottawa You evidently can't count on this session being over until the Speaker puts on his tricorn hat on the final day and marches out of the Green Chamber.Here we had it dead and, about to be buried a week ago.and unaccountably it sprang to life again; and not only that, but it showed a vigor and intensity.and a depth of political passion.which has so far heen notably absent during the current session.Now the wiseguys on the Hill are talking about parliament lasting until the first week in July.So it might.but after that exhibition last week.all predic-' tions should be banned.It might just as easily blow up suddenly in a couple of days\u2019 notice.perhaps some week between the time I write my weekly review and the time it appears on the street in your newspaper.Premier Bennett himself has been the central figure in the remarkable transformation of the nature of the session in the past few days.Just when it seemed to be dying a slow death through inanition or coma.he made two smashing provocative ad- cresses on the Grain Bill.engaged in à bitter controversy with Colone.Ralston.and introduced a voting rieasure which he must have known would at once excite the enmity of the Liberal opposition.It was the old R.B.Bennett come tack again.at a time when many people believed that his fiery explo- sve days were done forever.Nothing could have been more exhausting.11ore volcanic, than the two long ad- c:esses on the Grain Board; and the exchange with Colonel Ralston would Have tried the temper and heart of a man in perfect health.The whole i performance serves to make a gigantic enigma of the man.Is he fully restored to health?Does he now intend to go through with things to tne hitter end?Or is he doing it all \"I.defiance of his doctor and in vio- Irtion of all the laws of self-preser- -Vation?Is it true, as some friends \u201chave whispered to me, that his sense of public service is so powerful.and , Liis realization of the fate of his \u2018party if he abandons them 1s sd strong, that he has decided to stake (his health on a final throw of the 'pelitical dice?These are questions which even those in the closest touch with public (affairs are asking in vain.Premier Bennett keeps his own counsel.He has never made a frank statement of his plans.The few veiled reference: tn them suggest that he has intended to retire.But when?Till the session is over?Till election day?Till a suitable successor is chosen?These are still mysteries to everyone except h.mself.And it is quite possible that he himself has not made up his r.ind.One quite nbvious explanation of tl.e uncertainty.which almost cer- Lt: inly has some merit, is tent on the successful choice of a new leader: and that until this im- jortant problem has been solved, Fremier Bennett will not leave his fcilowers to the clash and schism of see what the Conservatives can do fbout a leader.As I have said be- tt at move impossible.Meighen is im- (Continued on page 5) the time that the mill would re- DAVID KLUGER | Hemmingford Railroad Fate Is Discussed | .Commission Is Told Reasons For Failure Line To Pay For Itself | The fate of one of the oldest railway branch Unes mn the Dominion | the Canadian National 14-mile line! between St Remi, Que.and Hem-; ninglord, rests in the hands of the Dominion Railway Commnussion after the hearing of a petition in Montreal Tuesday morning by the ratlway for the closing of the line.A decrease in, revenue since 1929 which caused the line to operate at a loss of $4,000 Lo! $2.000 yearly caused by truck competition formed the basis of the pell- tion.Cut off from all markets in win- | ter when roads are snow-bound if; the line is abandoned.residents ple- | tured great harm to the community, (noted for dairy and poultry farming, and saw declines in the price of farm lands and poverty for the farmerst 1epresentatives claimed.The St.Rem:-Hemmingford line put into operation in 1850, till the | advent of motor transportation, ran at a substantial profit.Two passenger trains daily made the 42 mile trip from Montreal, In recent years, ! however, passengers and freight traf- tic have fallen off to such an extent that trains have been run only every second day, with the exception of the winter season, when to carry milk a, cally train service 1s kept up ! During the winter months.the \"railway representatives sald, the line operated at a profit but with the jopening of highways farm produce was trucked to the markets and the [line but seldom used.|! An arrangement where farmers and merchants would agree to sup-, I'port and use only the ratlway for at | least five months of the venr was ad- (vanced by their representatives and \u2018is being stidied by the commission and railway both with a view Le \\r:aintaining the service.The commission will not make, {known its decision in the matter for | | Aime weeks.* i Gen, Wade's dance held in the jwas well attended.About 325 tickets were sold, On the same evening the Eckhardt Bell Ringers put on a mus- | ical programme in the Town Hall This was well attended as was the Gunce held afterwards.The \u201cBell\u201d se- lectlons are always good, as were the | ther musical selections.The comedy was very ordinary.On Thursday last Mr.G.Lacasse, ! DSA.was called to report to the | Department of Roads at Quebec, re\u2019 the construction of the road from, Mont Laurier to Abitibi.! Packing House on Friday RE 1 Oo \u2014\u2014 \u201cwound in the head.Blessing Bells of New Cathedral To Take Place Sunday Six bishops will attend the ceremonies next Sunday afternoon at Valleyfield in connection with the betiediction of the bells for the new cathedral.Two of the bells came over on the C.P.R.freighter Beaverford which came to the rescue of the Kafiristan rammed by the Empress of Britain in the Gulf last week The bourdon weighing 10,000 pounds and the small bell 1100 pounds were two on the Beaverford.The remaining three bells of the carillon were brought over on the Montrose.The new cathedral will have an undoubtedly fine carillon, the total weight of which will be ten tons The ceremony as planned for Sunday afternoon will prove a very colorful one and solemun- iy will be ndded by the presence of six members of the episcopate.High government dignitaries are expected to attend.Music for the occasion will be furnished by massed bands and choirs from Val- levfield and district churehes Bishops taking part ave Messeigneurs Deschamps of Montreal; Forget of St Johns, Couturier of Alexandria.Pup- ineau of Jollette and Decelles of St Hyacinthe = Gault Is Ordered To Stand Trial Another chapler wus written in the Wed- case of George S.nesday when ht counted refused to present, any defence at voluntary statemeal before Judge Desmarais, ln Montreal.He was then ordered to static tripl in Cour of King's Beneh Ganlt.last at the next term in September, on on charge of murder.Gault.it will be remembered, Is accused of the murder of Flore Ann Cardinal, who was found over a month ago in Gaull\u2019s house, unconscious, and bleeding from a large The accused is held responsible for cnusing the woman's death with an axe was found near the body.If Gault had pleaded guilty Wednesday he would have been sentenced without trial, His attorney's action in refus.fing defence at voluntary statement necessitates a trial at the Court of King's Bench in September, Mill Technician TR CHARLES ROSENBLATT Expert technician In charge of the Warping Department at the Windsor Silk Mills Limited.Annual Closing Exercises \u2018Held At Huntingdon Convent © The annual closing exercises and: distribution of prizes of the Hun-, tingdon Convent were held on Wednesday afternoon for the lower grades past scholastic year.This was answered hy a short \u201cFarewell from Miss Margaret McCallum who thank- which | \u2018Construction Post Office This Summer | Cost of Proposed Building Estimated At Little More $17,000 Options On Two Sites In the public estimates passed in the House of Commons last week a sum of $17,000 was appropriated for « publie building at Sainte-Martine, Chateauguay County.\"The Gleaner reporter was unable to get much definite information nbout Lhe proposed bullding as Dr.J.{[C Moore, Federul member is at Ot- tawn.It is, however, understood, [that the new building 1s a Post Of- \"Liee and that construction of such has been talked of for some time.| The Government has option on two \u201csites for the new building.The first 15 near the wayside cross in the vil- | Mill Executive a; ad | BENJAMIN N.KLUGER President Board Directors Windsor | Silk Mills Ltd.lage just east of the County Bulld- ing.the other at a point further west, almost across from the parish church.The first property would require but little fixing, whereas two \"houses must be removed from the steond property.The latter places however, appears to he that most } favoured for the site.Sainte-Martine has been trying for some time to secure a new Post Office, and announcement of the Government appropriation for this bulld- |\" his heen welcome news to them.Presentation George Robb\u2019s Anniversary Couple Married 35 Years, Friends Present Purse | | And Hold Party W.M.A.Held Meeting | Mr.and Mrs.Geo, Robb.Aulirey, \u2018were pleasantly surprised on Saturday evening when their friends and 1 vighbours, sixty in number, assembled to celebrate with them, the Li.irty-fifth anniversary of their marriage.After offering congratulations to the bride and groom, the company repaired to the Curling Rink parlours where the evening was pleasantly passed in playing progressive euchre, prizes heing won hy Thelma Stacey and Lyle Stewart, whilst the consolation prize was won by Mrs.R.Reddick and Mr.Ewart Orr.A | bountiful supper was then served by \u2018the visitors at the conclusion of \\ which Mr.Thos.Goundrey, on behalf ot those present, presented Mr.and Mrs.Robb with an envelope of money as a slight token of the esteem in iwhich they are held.Mr.and Mrs.\u2018Robb in a few well chosen words and on Thursday afternoon for the i\u20acU the two graduates on behalf of thanked the gathering for their gift graduating classes and the high, school grades.On the second after- | \"noon especially.the Music Hall was filled to capacity.when, for the first : time in this Convent, High School leaving diplomas were presented, and | Misses Madeline Murphy and Mary 1 O'Donnell were honored in being the | ' first young ladles to have completed their fourth year of High School at: Huntingdon Convent.| | The programme was, as usual, very various musical renditions.A most \"interesting discourse was given by! five young ladies of the French class, jin which the speakers made definite | : statements concerning the life of a and thelr sincere intentions of foi- lowing such a life.The valedictory.the other pupils for their help in studies during the year and wished them success in the new life away from the school which they were ahout to leave.At the close of the programme Rev.Father Pigeon congratulated the students upon their successful year's work and urged upon all the practice during the summer months of that the well balanced.presentation of prizes, the motto of the Province of Quebec fate of the party rests to a large ex- and diplomas being interspersed with | safety League: \u201cSafety First.\" He then forhore giving a more lengthy talk in order to present a guest of honour.the Rev.Father Pepin of Strathmore Parish, former Chaplain | irterparty struggle.It is not easy to |convent girl when away from school Lot Ville Maria Convent, in Montreal.Father Pepin spoke briefly upon his fore in these weekly reviews.Hon.E.| which was presented with feeling and | pleasure in being present.and ex- N.Rhodes would have been the ob- |sincerity by the Misses Madeline pressed well wishes for those whose vious choice.bu: .l)-health has made | Murphy and Mary O'Donnell, dealt student days in Huntingdon Convent | the happenings.local and inter- had terminated amid the honours of national, happy and solemn of thei the day.sand the good wishes accompanying it.After singing \u201cFor they are jolly \u2018good fellows,\u201d the gathering dis- \u2018persed, wishing that Mr.and Mrs.Robb might be spared to celebrate (their golden wedding.Those from a distance who attended were Mr.and \u2018Mrs.W.J.Goundrey, Huntingdon, \u2018and Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Cameron and family and Miss Winnie Beattie of Verdun.Master Douglas and Miss Mildred Cameron are spending the summer vacation with their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.G.Robb.Mrs.Agnes Stewart and Mr.and Mrs.N.E.Bruce and Stanley of La- chine were Sunday guests at the Bruce home.Mr.and Mrs, G.Thomas and three children and Miss Jean Ramsey of Model City were afternoon callers at this home.Mr.and Mrs.A.A, Allen returned Home Thursday after a ten days\u2019 visit with friends in New Jersey and vicinity. rage Two The Huntingdon Gleaner Published by the Huntingdon Gleaner Inc ADAM L.SELLAR, President and Editor, Brown Bldg., Huntingdon, Que.Subscription rates, Canada $1.50 year: Foreign $2.00.Agents: A.Beaudin & Son, Ormstown, Que.J.O'Neil, Valleyfield, Que.Members.Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association; Ontario - Quebec Newspaper Association; Class A.Weekly Group: Ottawa and St.Lawrence Valley Press Ass'n.Winner Pearce Editorial Trophy 1934-35 Right Tackle Casey's All-American Weekly Newspaper Eleven 1934-35 Huntingdon.Wednesday, June 26th, 1935 Dominion Day Celebration of Confederation in Can- One Must Weigh We were rather interested last All The Facts week in reading an article under similar title to this one in the Porcupine Advance.In it the Editor of the Advance is checking an error made by the Fort Erie Times- Review when it was correcting an error made by the Moncton Transcript.The Advance editorial read as follows: It is astonishing the belief some people seem to hold in any statement they see in print.They may be ever ~0 dubious ubout gossip and always hesitant about accepting even a {riend\u2019s word, but when they see it an print, well they evidently consider that settles the matter.Even newspapermen sometimes develop this tendency.despite the fact that they are in a position from their observation of other newspapers to see how carelessly the truth is dealt with even in the printed word.\u201cAnother sample of the way newspapers and others will accept the false for the true simply because the mis-statement 1x printed.is given by a little item THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Bear Kidnaps Child A story from the village of Alania, ;in Asia Minor.tells of a strange experience that happened to a vear-old baby belonging to Turkish peasants named Jafer.Gathering wood in the forest.the mother had left the baby boy at the base of a large tree.When she returned.the child was gone.For two days parents and neighbors searched for him.Passing the opening of a cave.a searcher heard a baby's voice.On the floor of the cave he saw the Jafer's baby, a huge bear playing with it.The child had suffered no harm except for hunger and thirst.although it is believed it must have obtained drink in some Chronicled News Bits Specially written fer The Huntingdon Gleaner Radio Saves suicide A New York radio station received a letter signed \u201cF.C.H.\u2019 who explained life no longer holds anything worth while since his wife left him.He had a young son, he wrote, but no other relatives and rather than leave the boy in the world alone, he the boy's life April 1.he was concerned about the hereafter and asked the radio station to broadcast talks on the subject of immortality.The station did so and also broadcast appeals to the man ber of the broadcasting staff finally contacted the man and persuaded was planning to take his own and: Like Hamlet not to carry out his threat.A mem- | ite investigate the conditions of the | Valleyfield Council At the regular meeting of Valley- field Council on Wednesday evening Ald.Mallette raised a complaint about band practice taking place in ithe City Hall at the same time the Council meetings were being held.The Chairman of the City Hall Com- \u2018mittee was asked to inquire into the matter, and, if possible, to remedy | the matter.! Ald.Hébert asked that a request be sent to the Federal Government to have the Masson bridge re-con- structed, so that it would be elevated 15 feet, thus preventing it from being inundated when the water level rises.This request will be forwarded.The Chairman of the Parks Department was authorized to have several new benches placed in Champlain Park, also to have the bandstand painted and repaired.Ald.Laroche asked that the Council request the Department of Health 1 A treat for green tea drinkers Wednesday, June 26th, 1935 I» \"SALADA {JAPAN TEAS\" | Letters from the Minister of Railways and Canals, and from the Canadian Light & Power, the canal banks, were filed.A letter from Ludger Codebecq, K.C.informing the Council in regard to progress on the A.Picard vs.the City case, in which the sum of in regard to Next Monday ada during he last few years has I going the rounds of the press at present.Apparently way.The bear.a female, which ap- [him to abandon his dire plan.houses bordering the river in order 309,15 Involved, and asking that the , not been all reïoicing, True.NE the paragraph was started on its recent rounds bY |parentiy had carried the child to its to determine whether they are of a ' people have indulged in their usual programs on the day, July first being a holiday they respect and can enjoy.But more recently it has required considerable courage to go on believing everything was all nght and that one could rejoice as wsual.For Canada has gore through five years of bad times.with the rest of the world; and yet.we are all convinced that she has The Moncton Transcript.That newspaper printec the idea that all the letters of the alphabet are contained in the short sentence: \u201cPack my bag with five liquor jugs.\u201d Scores of newspapers accepted the printed word and sent it on its Way.The Fort Erie Times-Review made a partial correction, noting that there was no \"X' in the sentence.and that possibly lair and protected it, was not killed.Want New State A movement started in the three states of the United States aflected would create a new state out of western North Dakota.the northern third Enjoys Being Lost Late on a recent Saturday night, just before closing time, the manager .of a five and ten-cent store in New York found a baby boy, two years\u2019 old.wandering up and down the aisles.The little fellow showed evi-' [on the valuation roll to H.Bon- nature to cause pollution of the water entering the aqueduct.The engineer was authorized to place markings on water mains so as to facilitate their location in winter.The treasurer was authorized to change the name of Joachim Monette homme.the Finance Department.The way to obtain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear.\u2014Socrates.Reputation Sir o Lvl Rd done it with more credit than most countries.History ; the \"X\" was being saved to mark the spot where the |of Wyoming and one row of counties |dences of having gotten into the A letter from Louis Haineault will show that on the 68th anniversary of Confedera- body was found.Again scores of newspapers accept- [along the southern border of Mon- |lollypop supply.also some soft cheese, | plaining that other factories are not tion the dominion.after ureat retrenchment and ! og the Fort Erie newspaper's partial correction und |tana.[They have gone So far ed and Te ay omen orate me | following the city by-law was refer- \u201ci operation of a calm, collect ) \u2018as se \u20ac s .: true - suggest à 6 \u2018 no ! ; 5 - ; saving.and with the co operation of a calm oC un the item was sent along to be accepted as true.sim state.\u201cAbsaroka.\u201d borrowed from the {was \u201cSpike.\u201d Not another word of red to the treasurer for considera- | H ed and courageous people.\u2018uund thal at last ~a\u20ac wi.pix because 1t was printed, Crow Indians whose tribal name it [information about himself or anyone T ; emerging from her difficulties and that che economic is.The promoters declare the com- |else would he give out except that | Application from Arthur Desjeau sun was shining once more.\u201cAs à matter of fact that short sentence not only |mon interests of this region make it the was perfectly satisfied to wander for a position oh the city, was re- \u2019 sorecist chat we enouid 1s Without an \u201cA.\u201d but it also lacks the letters vd.\" vy\u201d advisable to create a new state out about the big store.He now has a to the Finance Department.It has frequently been forecast (140 WE cNOLE nd 2° To e All the letters of :he alphabet, of it.What the remaining portions temporary home in the New York Applications from Messrs.A.Des- i pass the turning point of the depression and net and z © contain ail the letters of the atph * lof the three states think about the ifoundling hospital.To date no one jeau.Jr.Médard Charlebois.Frank 1 Tow 1.The period has been so long.however eve and sull to show good sense the sentence should read: idea has not vet been ascertained.{has claimed him.; Mailloux.J.H.Bolduc, Armand Ben- | .ervone has been so touched by it.that naturaliy ail \u201cPack my bag with a razor and five liquor jugs and las.and Albert de Luca for position | Sy as = i 3\u20ac 20 .ved shady + ; ; ; ; : vs ui erro have been looking for signs and portents of send by express \u2014cspecially if a motoring trip is the as Superintendent at the aqueducts inoning for siens and ri > i Cae .; .or ws on wed \u2018co Wd be on 1000 rearon for the packing.; Ocean Trips $6.25 a Week Spite Murder were led that great occasion when we should be once more ; ! ; ; Complaint from a number of Belle- : Tron .mai times.We have been told thaï \u2018 ; ; | D Las For a three-weeks' cruise to Ma-| A Hungarian woman killed her rive residents in regard to the od Leaded for nor \u201cver come acaîn: we Have also beel \"Most newspapers check up on every item.every deira at a cost of only 86.25 a week.two daughters rather than surrender from the quarr was r o iy or \u201chese times will never come again: We Dave 8 *o beel.sentence printed.Even then mistakes will occur.2.000 German workers will shortly them to their father.A divorce court i the clerk qe chad Co geen: The reminded that during «il such cress there have deen But.of course.there will be fewer mistakes than if leave Berlin.The charge includes) judge had awarded the custody of Complainants that the matter will be 8 «nose who have mformed the peuple that the world 100 careless Or 100 trusting à spirit is displayed.The \u2018everything\u2014fare.food.trips and tips the children, 13 and 18.to the father.| remedied * , _ 1d \u2018er be quite the same avain.Today there * ue | RR RA \u2018and is one of the cheapest cruises in| When the mother received the order | A letter from b f ; would never be Quit pe 55 aan pu There oo very fact that so many people place such a deep \u2018the world.It is organized by theiat her home in a suburb of Budapest.' roving the y ee he pasdents, are not numerous siens oi à comebuca.but ! ere are faith in the printed word places an obligation on ihe \u201cStrength Through Joy\" movement, she cut the throats of the children Pp Sara ad ions ple evard ) ; ss ts \u2018 - \u201chi ~~ \u201c3a we ; nil i { ili i .> | \u20ac \u2026 V : i.certainly indications «f easter conditions, While we newspaper to do its best to çuard the truth of all and the workers and their families and then tried to cut her own.The \u2018read, and Ald.Miron asked that the | Ol \\trea 9 ue.?have been putling Our trust in the princes of admin- that goes into print.When the majority of news- will travel on German liners, Many, two girls died immediately.The Council also approve the plan, He A : ; aa.; on \u201cmerts COT C ® \u2019 \u2018 : i of them have never seen the sea.mother is not expected to live.Ps | is ; : he experts in 10- ., - careles nine re wi ; ; .istration, having fos: faith i ke expen \u201d ceone papers becomes careless or designing.then there will \u2018Last year the \u201cStrength Through, | Shbgested that a [eauest Minister or With its superior room accommodation, its restaurant service, its mics, we have at last begun 16 one Mat CET be an mevitable swing away from faith in the Joy\u201d movement sent 80.000 workers | Public Ways, ala A salons, and lounges.its own smart shops, is not only a restful home, À ; rate which Dbrnzu the world cout of topsyv- Gi .\u201c .on sea voyages.anc is year it is , .hn os ; is.A laws operat L printed word.6 ne Lo send 160 000 | Bomb From Match Box the vote.In favor: Ald.Laroche.but also a very complete little city within the metropolis One need À zurvrdom.; ROpINg = AO.Miron.Thivierge.Charette.Leboeut.scarcely step beyond the doors of this great hotel to obtain all that : .sai si re is i hecking 5 ; À fourteen-vear-ol v bbstu- ; y a i > requi ] Meantime the worid's work goes on and things be- The amusing feature i» that in checking up these arora nS ve or Rebb | Mallette and Gauthier; Against: Ald.0NE may require.come adjusted\u2014somehow.We do not know how i ail Other newspapers the Advance forgot to lst \"BT Tg ois Like Hot Dogs through experimenting with explo- | Colette.Hébert and Ladéroute.| A staff of carefully trained men and women are at your com- i occurs just as we cannot trace all the various intri- among the omitted letters and wrongfully listed \"y\", \u2018 \u201coe __|sives.He made a \u201cbomb\u201d out of the request from taxpayers of Maison- mang .your homelike bedroom affords you every comfort .six + < EE on à au Of + but in the suggested sentence the alphabet is com- |, The \u201chot dog\u201d has found its WAY |cylinder of bicycl hich he NEUVE Ward asking clearance of city or eight floors below are a variety of restaurants.the inexpensive à ; cover 1 Ww of suppl 1 e sugg p c ; ; ; | cylinder of a bicycle pump which he ; - g cacies along which forces govern the .aw ol suppl: 1 But why th bicuity of such lengthy sue.| nto Russia and from its reception in |g, gay with the striking surfaces of land in that ward.also for removal coffee Shoppe, the pleasant Grill, the dignified Main Dining Room.i and demand.Anyway.the people \u201cfeel better about plete.But why the ambiguity of such a lengthy sug- \u2018Moscow it will become a permanent a number of \u201csafety\u201d match-boxes of the building located on the land.| \u2019 it\": there may.after all.be something in the \u201cpsy- | gested sentence when we can resort to the much eas- article of diet even though it is the and attached a fuse.\u2018The bomb im.Vas referred to the Finance Depart- All this comfort.this luxury if you will, is scaled down to what \u2019 | ier and shorter almost proverbial \u201cThe quick brown product of capitalist civilization.An | mediately exploded and a piece of MENt- you are accustomed to pay at the better notels.chology\u201d of the attitude of ihe populace.It i» when one gets tired of discussing a thing that ofien a solution is automatically discovered.brought about by strangely extraneous forces which we never guessed fox jumps over the lazy dog.\u201c And so we keep the ball a-rolling.Where did we slip?1 American expert baker employed in | the government controlled baking\u2019 trust put 150 \u201chot dogs\u201d sandwiches | on sale in Moscow under the Russian metal penetrated the lad's brain.| killing him instantly.Pacifique Chatel to construct a ver- A building permit was granted andah, while request from Paul Du- mouchel for removal of a boathouse J.ALDERIC RAYMOND, President.VERNON G.CARDY, Managing Director.ere name of \u2018goriachie sobaki.\u201d as an .on Boulevard du Havre was refused.at.experiment.They did not last long.Mail Reunions | And so we go to play on Dominion Day.1935, with June And The June is the month of roses.of Now the daily output of \u201chot dogs\u201d| A seaside resort town.Carmel, | i School Graduates brides, of school graduates.and |by this Moscow bakery is 5.000 and north of Los Angeles, made famous | 3 a more glad heart than we have done for six Years.Special Religion The good old summer days have For The Summer come, days of drowsy relaxation.vacation days with less work and more play.What will we do with our religion during the next three months?Think vou that the devil takes a vacation?Hard- other things that poets rave over and the less poetic rave about in this particular June time.has put forth the signs and proofs of its presence in the usual fashion.aside from some vagaries in connection with the weather.The surest evidence that June.apart from the calendar, is in the breaking out of the baccalaureate address and the harvesting of the annual crop of diplomas by the young men and young women who go forth to solve the problems of the world.the number is growing.Patient Outsize For eight years.Mrs.Victoria Hernandez.Chicago.had not been outside her home.During all this time.she put on more and more weight and now.at 60, weighs 600 pounds.When she became ill.recently.phy- a few years ago as the spot from which Mrs.Aimee Semple McPherson disappeared.announced to the post office department it would like to get along without a mail delivery service.The townspeople decided this would have its social advantage because folks would have to go to the | post office to get their mail and so! become better acquainted.Winners ORMSTO THE WN FAIR ly.Summer is his busy season.During this time he sicians ordered her removal to the .gets in his best licks against the Sabbath.The rail- June should not be allowed to pass without a trib- all the found she had Mouth Washed Out | roads offer reduced rates 10 nearby resoris the ex- ute to these graduates of the schools and colleges.|poyse.Police were called first but Brought before police court in| \u2018A cursion boat lures the young folks with its brass Bless their hearts, every one of them! They furnish {they decided it was a job for the Chicago.John Schuler was charged i band and dancing.the fish bite on Sunday bait.the inspiration for the humourous and satiric paragraph- |fire department.A half-dozen fire- with driving a car while drunk.His! À vendors in the parks vie with the birds in singing ers.but their ideals and their enthusiasm serve the on solved Ce probe EE the companion.Marie Gibson.2 and U S E D ÿ - eu iles tv - \u2026- .; RE out a r 5 3 red-haired.was accused of making f their wares.As for the automobiles, they fly back and country well, even if the harder school of experience patient out on a reinforced stretcher.such \u201cunlady-like remarks\u201d to the ar- | ; forth busily weaving the great blanket of Sunday travel.The Sabbath more and more becomes a nerve- wrecking amusement day.We are on the go seven days in the week.In an article from the American Automobile Association as quoted in The King's Business.there is such an amusing passage of arms between Sir Isaac Newton and Voltaire that we will have to digress from the subject and give it to vou.\u2018Sir Isaac Newton, who lived two centuries ago.was one of the greatest scientists of all times and a great student of prophecies.Daniel's prophecy caused him to declare his belief that the time would come when men into which they are entering is destined to take a lot of the idealism out of them.Some of the latter quality may stick\u2014enough perhaps to make itself felt in the years to come.There was a time when idealism of the kind that has characterized the baccalaureate sermons of the men of many scholastic degrees and the essays and orations of the budding citizenry since colleges were founded in the country.were considered \u201cacademic.\u201d But it has come to pass that leaders in government and in the business world are no longer ashamed to urge and strive by precept and action to make ideals operative in statecraft and in commerce and industry.Good Car For Smash Near Ford City.Pa.the locomotive of a fast train crashed into a motor car at a crossing.In the car were Mr.and Mrs.Mike Kasun.The car.wedged on the engine's pilot, was carried a full 300 feet before the train could be brought to a stop.The Kasuns.while shaken up and badly frightened.were not hurt.More remarkable still, their car.after being pried from the cowcatcher.was driven off to a garage for repairs under its own power.resting officer as to cause the cop to blush.\u201cI shudder to think what you must have said to cause this policeman to blush.\u201d the judge told the young woman.Then he gave her the: choice of six months in jail or a; mouth-wash with soap.She decided to take the mouth-wash.| ! Sign Sounds Brazen | Members of the Ladies\u2019 Aid society in a Hempstead.L.I.church, never dreamed how their announcement of ; a second hand clothing sale would | read or they never would have put! Robin Hood Flour 14 First Prizes out of 16 and a total of 47 Prizes out of 52 pp Toy ST Spay would be able to travel fifty miles an hour.The It th ard.In s i that i ; .it up.This is how it appeared on the notorious French agnostic, Voltaire.contemporary 15 the reward.in some measure.that is coming a b ti y ; ; : - ulletin board out in front of the | i .S.ond .\u2026.2000000s \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.Ormstown, Que.with Newton.sneered: \u2018Now, look at the mighty mind !aSt to ne Dee of youth through several gen- Mouse Turns on Gas church: The women of this church 35 Prize White Bread Mrs.S.Osmo Rice TS AAA Ormstown, Que of Newton who discovered gravitation.When he be- erations of graduating hope and enthusiasm.A man and his wife at Liverpool.have cast off clothing of all kinds.4th \u201d \u201d » Mrs.R.Gruer .\u2026.000000s0ea sean a nee es Ormstown, Que.came an old man and got into the dotage.he began New South Wales.were nearly killed Look them over in the church base- ond \u201d Graham Bread Mrs.J.D.Lang «over iererineenrarnnnnns .Brysonville, Que.; to study the book cailed the Bible: and it seems, in = \u2014 by a mouse.Returning home late |Ment any time this week.1st \" Buns Mrs.J.D.Lang .0.00002a0 eau 0a 00e Brysonville, Que.à order to credit its fabulous nonsense, we must believe Does Advertising The most common question put to One night.their son was alarmed by ond\" \u201d Mrs.S.Osmond .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.caca uen Ormstown, Que.; that the knowledge of manki a © à | Pay?an editor is: \u201cDo you believe ad- & Strong smell of gas when he opened .ond Whole Wheat BreadMrs.S.OSmMONd .ovvvveirnneiniiionns Ormstown, Que.; at the knowledge of mankind will be so increased ertisi sper ; the front door.He turned off the |Magneto Knives gra\" \" » \"Mrs, J.D.Lang .\u2026.\u2026.\u202600cceeuns Brysonville, Que.that we shall be able to travel at the rate of fifty vertising pays?\u201d To answer in the supply at the meter and rushed to Prior to th t 1st \u201d Tea Biscuits Mrs.J.D.Lang .\u2026.\u2026.penses Brysonville, Que.ÿ - miles an hour! The poor dotard! No man could trav- Affirmative 1s only natural for any editor.His bread his parents\u2019 room.They were partly min GA.Fute CE SNS ae ona v7\u201d MIS.5.OSMONA «rvrvnenroernnisinnernnns Ormstown, Que.; inv mi i ; and butter is derived from the income received for [unconscious.À mouse had turned on a OF Shenandoah.3rd\" \" » Mrs.E.Hooker .\u2026.\u2026.00ccerenenense Ormstown.Que.el thirty miles an hour and get his breath!\u2019 But ; a gas tap when it brushed against it 18» did a thriving business but with \" \" \" Mrs.Chas.M Ormstown, Que what would Newton think.were he alive now advertising space.But to enter into detail in an ef- gas tap 8 cars, trucks, tractors and gas engines 4th rs.AS.VIDE Lessssacc cesse rase caca 00000 .2 .Ww 10 see Lo in trying to reach some food in a , ei | 1st Layer Cake Mrs.S.Osmond .eee Ormstown, Que.the myriads rushing to and fro\u2014on the earth, over fort to convince the inquirer is an act that is noble pan on the stove.replacing horses everywhere.his busi- ond \" 5 \u201d Mrs.Chas.MOe sacs ass anne nes Ormstown, Que.: .\u2019 in purpose.So many items stand directly in the path ness slumped to nearly nothing.Then = \" \u201d \u201d iss ak Gruer LL S .the earth.under the earth?Stand at any great rail- of an effort to ex in the point to eter that is he turned to car mechanics and be- | 3rd \u201d Cak Ms Se OM LS BOON at que : way or steamship terminus and watch them, coming ; p ) P ° ; J Milks Cow gan specializing in making various | 1st .Sponge al \u20ac Mi .Jessie R McCormick.Troe Brysonville.Que.h in and going out.thousands upon thousands, day Convincing.Under the circumstances.action.instead Jury - Cows tools out of old car parts.Now he is | nd; \" \u201d Mrs.John Beattie .\u2026.\u2026.100000e Ormstown.Que.| and night.month after month.vear after vear end.of words.must be the factor contributing to the posi- i Sitting on a case in Mount Ster- doing a good business making knives | 3rd \"Jelly Roll Mrs.John Beattie .Ceres town, Que., y UN en tive proof of the affirmative answer.ing.Ky.Judge D, B.Claudill ex-; of high quality from scrapped mag- 8 » NE \"5 Tree Tremere Ormstown.: : lessly.Note the Herculean efforts of man constantly p cused one of the jurors, Clayton |netos taken from old cars.i 2nd .\" re.AE trons tr Brysonvitle: Que 3 to increase his speed\u2014t0 run\u2014to go\u2014somewhere, Advertising is an investment in a business.It is RAMey.to go home and look after | grd; Dark Fruit Cake Mrs.A.A.NUSSEY .roronronrensnrsneos Brysonville, Que.anywhere, nowhere!\u201d .the milking of 50 cows because he 1st ar A pve ' ' an art that requires considerable thought and study had insufficient help.Lawyers f ond \"7 \"+ \"Mrs.S Osmond .PE Ormstown, Que.; * Now let back h k W ; ; ; insuiticlent help.Lawyers for: Proven Not Dead \" \u201d \u201d \u201d Mrs.Mary J.Anderson Huntingdon, Que 0 ow let us get back on the track.here do we because of the many different forms in which it can both sides objected, so Judge Claudill 3rd .» .» Mary Beatti EN Ormatown a : keep our religion in summer?Is it wax that it melts be used.The outstanding form of advertising is that instructed Sheriff Josh Owings to| A 73-vear-old tramp.Robert Uvizi,, 4th\" ht Fruit Cake Mrs.ohn Ney LL CLT Brysonville, Que.à with the heat?One would think so to look at church of using the columns of a newspaper as a medium of take the entire jury out to Ramey's Of Olomouc, vas refused admittance D ET CT NG Jessie R.McCormick 111111111] Brysonville.Que.| audiences on Sunday nights.What if Jesus should reaching into the homes of buyers and prospective cows vas milked hetore they vers via.because inquiries at Olomouc had | 3rd\u201d \u201d \u201d \u201d Mrs.Chas.Moe .0 sores.Ormstown, Que.come in bodily form to church.Would He find us customers.No other form of advertising is as sure- [permitted to return.brought the reply the only Robert 4h 7 \u201d \u201d \u201d Mrs.Mary J.Anderson .a.Huntingdon, Que.worshipping.?shot and permanent as a well written and displayed Uvizi known there died five years! ist Chocolate Cake Mrs.S.Osmond .ARR Ormstown, Que.; ago.The hospital authorities finally | 2nd » 4 Mrs, J.D.Lang .Cerrina Brysonville, Que.There is no one opposed to vacations.Far from it.advertisement on the pages of a newspaper.Message elded pie I vi \" \" » Miss Anna G.Sills .Ormstown.Que.Every one of us needs to have the mental screws in a newspaper is as permanent as the home for it Kitty Plays Organ > erther inquiries Pa de 3nd * Cookies Mrs.A, B, MacFarlane .Cee Howick.Que.tightened, the bodies built up.the souls refreshed, lingers in the home long after other forms of con- chureh ry Jy say ered that the entry in the death nd \u201d \" Miss Jessie R.McCormick Cera sa.Brysonville, Que.; eu ; , D a, \u201c surpris s 4 \u201d \u201d Mrs.S.Osmond .secsssssaucee.Ormstown, Que.i route ne way od PTE ation by - veying the message have been forgotten.when he turned on the electric blow- |igeister Tested who had isappenred iy » Dropped Cookies Mrs.S.Osmond .PES .Ormstown, Que.3 or .Any form of advertising is better than none at \u20ac Of the organ.The organ began to: many years ago, \u201cmight be presumed ond \u201d » Mrs.Kenneth McRae .Crees Howick, Que.means, but do not leave your religion behind you y g play by itself.Nothing would stop it | \" \u201d » \u201d Miss Jessie R.McCormick Brysonville, Que ; ; he ' all.But, a message on a hand bill is soon destroyed.Experts were sent for.They exam- d\u2018Rd.\" Since it was known he suffered 3rd Miss Jessie H.errr va ick.Que.packed up in moth balls along with your winter coat.: : p .y exa from consumption.1st \" Doughnuts Mrs.Kenneth McRae .PEER NY owick.Que.Remember the summer Sabbath to keep it holy.for hand bills are substance of litter that mar the ap- |ined the organ, and began to take it ond \" \u201d Miss Viola E.Gruer .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Ormstown.Que.You can always find some struggling country church pearance of a well kept home.Consequently hand feces.hen a hall-starved kitten PY \" Mrs.R.Gruer TSR casses Ormstown.Que.| ; ; ; \u201d caroons Mrs.A.B.MacFarlane .sense RER \u2018 .near your boarding place.Why not help in the Sun- bills are soon destroyed: Radio carries [he message week.and in Its struggles to escape Runs Past Alarms Ist \" Maca Mrs.Mary J.Anderson .I Huntingdon, Que.} ( day school or if you have a voice, volunteer to help directly into the home but only ears that are atten; [had bent some of the mechanism,| Michael Turkey, of Joliet, II, 3rd\" \u201d Mrs.Kenneth McRae .ces \u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.Howick.Que.tive receive the message.Circulars or form letters causing certain notes to play.awoke in the middle of the night to \u201d d Mrs.John McKell .v.v.Brysonville, Que.with the singing?find his h blaze.He leaped out 1st Shortbrea reach the addressee in a personal form but only the ouse a .p v ond \" \" Mrs.Wallace Younie .Brysonville, Que.If you remain at home during the summer, go to of his bed and ran 16 blocks in his n \" M s.Os d stown, Que church.An easy way to break your minister's heart addressee in all probability will read the message.pyjamas to a fire station, passing rd \u201d Mrs.S.OSMONE shrtereee eee e eee eee ' ' is to stay away from the services.What inspiration is there in row after row of gaping pews?Imagine having to compose three sermons a week, brilliant discourses, for the minister must always \u201cdo his best.\u201d Imagine giving your best to a faithful few while the many who need your counsel sit at home and rock after a hard day's round of pleasure.Is it not enough to take the heart out of a minister?It is not fair.Furthermore, an empty church is an insult to your dearest Friend.Jesus awaits you there.\u201cAs His custom was.He went into the synagogue on the Sebbath Day.\u201d So writes Luke, And \u201cJesus Christ is the same yesterday and to-day and forever.\u201d Stamped messages on gifts, etc, become more a hidden or secret code than a valuable advertising medium.Advertising in a newspaper reaches every member in a home and every person who visits that home.When one member of a family reads a newspaper he carefully lays it aside for some else to read.Every newspaper carries a message that is of importance to some one, and this often results in the filing of newspaper for future reference.Newspaper advertising is a medium that can never be excelled.Londonderry Air Mistake Popularity of the famous London- derry Air is due to a mistake.This has just been revealed by musical experts in Dublin, Irish Free State, who say that the tune will not fi?any known Irish metre, although it is unquestionably an old Irish melody.The musicians have come to the conclusion that Miss M.Ross, of Limavady, Londonderry, who wrote down the tune to preserve it for music lovers, made a mistake in copying, writing it in four-four time instead of three-four, and thus made the melody far more beautiful than 1: had been in its original form, eight fire alarm boxes on the way.at any of which he might have turned in an alarm.His house burned to the ground.$32 Buys $39,000 To close the aflairs of the defunct Bank of Baring.Baring, Mo., a public sale was held at the court house in Edina at which $30,000 in notes held by the bank were offered to the highest bidder.The best bid was $32, for which the entire $30,000 in notes was sold.Buch bank management leaves something to be desired.YOU TOO SHOULD USE Robin Hood Flour MILLED FROM WASHED WHEAT biog Hoo MIS LIMITED EE RS NES Wednesday, June 26th, 1935 TS The \u2014 Editors\u2019 Den _\u2014 No Signs of National Government, But Talk FINANCIAL interests in Can- Canada want a National Government, but the politicians want a party government, and it looks like a win for the politicians.If the monied interests in Canada would call for a show down they might force the issue, but apparently tney are determined to take no definite nor drastic steps as were taken to bring about the formation of a National Government in Great Britain.No one expects that should the Liberals win that they will accomplish any more than the Conservatives have done.They will have the railway problem to settle, and at the end of five years if it does not ruin the credit of Canada it will remain unsettled.All the problems connected with relief and unemployment will still be as far from solution as they are today.To put one party out and to put another in will simply and absolutely accomplish nothing.: Neither party so far has done much by way of political propaganda.The Liberals have been confident that depression and old Father Time were on their side.and they have been doing very little.In 1930 the Conservatives were a fighting force, well equipped, led by stategists, and when the final attack was made their political opponents were easily put to flight.The situation now, so far as they are concerned is so different as to be almost unbelievable.With the dissolutien in sight, and an appeal to to the country only two or three months ahead they do not know who their leader will be.From a party standpoint, conditions might be better, much better, they could scarcely be much worse.EE Keep a COOL KITCHEN WHAT could be simpler on a hot morning than getting a breakfast of Kellogg\u2019s Com Flakes?Cool.Crisp.Delicious.Ready in an instant.Everybodyloves Kellogg\u2019s.And they\u2019re a perfect food for hot days \u2014 breakfast, lunch or supper.Light, they i world's worst record in crime.For some time, the man of the hour politically, has been Harry Stevens.but he has been a sphinx, giv- Ing no intimation of what he proposes to do.That he does not want to leave the Conservative party is cvident; that there is an insistent demand that he should head a party and that he would have a large fol- lewing cannot be questioned.but what he will do is an unknown quantity.Before the session is over the fog will probably lift.and the Canadian electors will know who to vote for and what to vote for when they will go to the polls, but just now the whole thing is a matter of conjecture, Undoubtedly Canadian people who know that no party government can settle our problems want a National Government.but the Liberal party more than the Conservatives are opposed to this movement.They have not forgotten the Union Government formed by Sir Robert Borden during the war.which to them was not very popular, and this undoubtedly has much to do with their tire many Conservatives would welcome a National Government led by Mackenzie King.The Plague of Sociologists (OMETIMES we think that what the world needs is birth control for economists and sociologists.Because with increasing hordes of these people charting our social and economic behavior and bewildering us with graphs and charts.not to speak of books and pamphlets, life is becoming so complicated and confusing and so much a matter of taxes that it.is almost unbearable.We have been moved to these sombre reflections partly because it looks like rain.and we down for a foursome, but mostly because of something we have just read in the Montreal Gazette.The Gazette tells of a woman judge from the United States, the Hon.Lilian Westropp.who has been attending a Social Workers\u2019 Conference in Montreal, and who doesn't like our courts.She says that they \u201cappear to be far behind those the execution of treatment of criminals.\u201d \u201cSocially-minded.\u201d Whenever we ciologist\u2019s jargon, and without definition of what it means.we almost want to scream.Because it is just part of the pedantic, loose terminology with which these so-called soci- py sentimentality.the United States most of all.let loose a flock of such people.and the harm they do.we are beginning to think.is next only to the harm done by economists.They are a plague.Take the statement of this United States woman judge.She says that the courts of her country are more \u201csocially-minded\u201d than ours.Well, if they are.what have they to show for it?Judging by United States criminal statistics.the chief thing have to show for it is the Unfortunately.we here in Canada are experiencing a tendency to copy the United States.We are beginning to breed a crop of \u201csociologists\u201d of our own, beginning to listen to their lingo and their plans, and unless somebody or something puts a stop to it we'il have armies of these people :running about with pads and pen- | eils checking and saving our souls jand charting and taxing us out of , existence.\u2014Ottawa Farm Journal * + + * present attitude.We are of the opinion that should Premier Bennett re- \u2014Pembroke Standard-Observer | * LJ * 1 and of the United States in'that body.they could not have cho- socially-minded sen a more read a word like that.part of the so- lt hopes.ciogists impose upon the rest of us a ir the manner and kind of lot of new-fangled notions and slop- {tions that have been proposed and Every year our adopted by its County Council.universities.and the universities of | referred to by ! Nova Scotia he is recognized to-day in Montreal as one of the ablest law- :Yers in Canada in dealing with lar- ;8er affairs.He has that desirable faculty of keeping his clients out of court.whilst possessing also the tactical skill of leading them in any ! battle in the court of last resort.i Col.Ralston has succeeded to the \u2018head of one of the greater law firms of the commercial metropolis of Canada; and he feels seriously the responsibility of leading many able colleagues who comprise the law firm\" built up by the late Hon.Walter Mitchell, whilst he was second in command.It is a firm which contains the names of several King's ;Counsels.and of other ambitious \u2018young barristers whose names will figure strong on the scroll of fame.Thus, there has come to Lieuten- ant-Colonel Ralston the call of duty and of loyalty to those dependent on his leadership.just as it did in the Great War.His party is like to lose one who can be ill-spared at a criti- \u2018cal time in its history.Yet.what could a man do\u2014what would you do\u2014if you felt you were practically discarding the strong probability of being a future Prime + Minister of Canada?: That is where Colonel Ralston stands in the eyes of his political i comrades.; \u2014Sherbrooke Daily Record ; Just the Opposite A\u201d THE June session of the coumy council.that body unanimously endorsed a resolution which read: \u201cThat this County Council invite the other county councils of Ontario to unite in requesting the Imperial Parliament of Great Britain to amend the British North America Act, so as ! Legislatures throughout the Dominion of Canada.on the grounds of economy and as a relief to the taxpayers of the country, and have our public business conducted as it is in the Old Land.and that a copy of this motion be sent to all County Councils in Ontario.\u201d ; In commenting editorially upon this resolution.\u2018said: \u2018The resolution may be but a gesture.but the powers that be at - Toronto should not make the mistake of treating it lightly.\u201d Why not?How else and in what other way could such a resolution be treated?If the purpose of the County Council was to impress the Ontario Legislature and the people of Ontario at large.with the authority the wisdom contained within J unfortunate way of pointing it out.: If that really was the object of he county council.mast thinking «people are of the opinion that the {results attained by this resolution .will be just the opposite of their Huron has been most unfortunate resolu- It is only a few years ago that a \u2018resolution bearing on the British pound and the gold standard was sent down from this County to Ottawa, that is still remembered and the House of Commons members as a classis of intelli- \u2018gence.The present resolution is just ;as meaningless and displays the (same amount of intelligence.© In fact, it is resolutions of this \u2018kind that have been coming out of ; county councils over Ontario in re- jcent vears and not their business racumen and usefulness that has been i forcing their attention upon the Leg- .islature and has (talk about the desirability or neces- Isity of their abolition.| In recent years.there seems to have been developed a type of coun- ity councillor.fortunately.as yet.few.,who is possessed with a consuming jitch to break into the daily papers \u2018at the expense of their county.; Ambition, of course.should be en- \u2018couraged.but would it not be better for all concerned if these ambitious I councillors, would confine their ef- to abolish the Provincial | | the Goderich Signal | © And supposing he made the THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER are the result of right thinking and right action.It is impossible to be really ill disposed toward a well man- tered person, while to the well mannered it is difficult to acquire intimate friendship with self-centred.conceited and intolerant persons.\u2018The first move towards better must be the ridding of selfishness.Good manners are a matter of consideration.sympathy and concession to others.If we are always prejudiced towards ourselves, we cannot possibly be agreeable.If we are unwilling to make allowances.or to put our- \u2018selves out in the slightest degree.we quickly place ourselves in the category of selfish bores.\u201cManners make the man\u201d is the striking phrase over the entrance of a noted Oxford University College.suggesting that in this phrase was summed up the whole purpose of education.This is very true for good manners must mean consideration for those who teach.for our own family.and for the honor of the institution we are privileged to attend.Let us be cheerful.considerate.helpful and polite in our relationship to others, and we shall be playing an important part in making Canada a better nation.and at the sème time.We shall not fall into the danger of being vulgar.rude and iltbred.\u2014Canadian Statesmen Money in Twins THERE would appear to be real money in twins, At least.it worked out that way for one proud father in St.Louis.And the procedure was this: On February 20th lag.the St.Louis resident, Mr.Coffey by name.paid jLloyd\u2019s Insurance.of London, ninety | dollars.And for this consideration.Lloyd's of London, on their part, agreed to pay Mr.Coffey one thousand dollars, Af twins were born into his family.Mr.Coffey won.Twins were born into his family last week and Mr.Coffey has collected the thousand collars, nine lars of which is found money.That kind of insurance opens up a vide field of investment for heads of families.| Suppose now that Mr.Coffey had bet three thousand dollars instead of | one.In that case he would now be |r possession of $2730.a nice vear's income.same bet next year.and the year after, and the year after that again.And as the size of the family increased.he went on increasing the size of the insurance.wouldn't he Lave enough for all, and to spare?Of course there is the item of the twins themselves.But what has been gone once, can be done again, and even if there was an odd year when: there were no twins, he might still be a rich man before he died.Isn't it the easiest, happiest and most profitable way of going about the family business that vou ever Leard of?Some one might say there are the Dionnes, and so there are\u2014five of.them.And it only took one vear to make all of them rich in their own right.and make their parents independent as well.But we can't all be Dionnes.anyway, we were talking about the simple matter of twins and not of quintuplets.and we want to stick to the subject.\u2014Huron Expositor .* » .and Crush This Movement (ANADIANS.who have just been given a striking example of the way in which the organized power of led to so much War veterans can override the wishes.of the majority of the people of the United States.will regard with annoyance and dismay the recent formation in Toronto of a Canadian Corps Association.The new association.which will be extended to all parts of Canada.if possible, professes to be non-political \u201cin its aims.but it frankly boasts that it will endeavour to control the government in power by the weight of its organized pressure.\u201cAssume,\u201d + bodies.hundred and ten dol- .\u2018terests are among those No matter how one may smile at the thought of there being 260.000 still in! Canada.there is no doubt that if the .: Quebec has just addressed to the bee- veterans of the Great War people of this country prove as apa- thetc.and our legislators prove as Venial in the face of veteran pressure.as those of the United States.we may yet witness government by racketeering in Canada.The American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars.which both started with high-sounding declarations of their freedom from politics and their intention of working only for the public welfare.have proved able to successfully defy the President of the United States.Although representing only a partion of the population of the American Union.these veterans, through organized lobbying, have made a mockery of representative government.Members of Cangress and members of the Senate dare not follow the dictates of conscience in the face of the organized might of these irresponsible veterans, many of whom never even left their native country in the war.The Canadian Corps Association is not being formed as the result of a spontaneous outburst of goodfellow- ship amongst the rank and tile.but is an organization fostered by officers in order to influence parliament and all other Canadian aims of the new association.Colonel Claude Hill, himself an ex-officer of our regular army, states frankly that it will assume the role of censor over all legislation as soon as it is strong enough to do so.The existence of such a censorship would be the very negation of democratic government and intolerable to a free people.From this position to outright Fascism is but a step: and it is a step \u2018which might easily be taken by this \u201cjunta of officers if public opinion is not speedily aroused in opposition to their nefarious plans.The Fascistic nature ot the Association is given away by Colonel Hill in explaining that lack of money should not keep any veterans from.forming a unit of the new body.Money will be available in abundance for the purposes of thé new association, according to Colonel Hill.Where is the money coming from?Will it be subscribed by certain Montreal and Toronto financiers who are mortally afraid that their power to exploit the public 1s about to be curbed?Is the president of one of our large institutions putting up 825.000 to finance this type of Fascistic dictatorship as he offered Lo do three years ago?These are questions the public will expect the Association to answer, if it can or dare answer them.The fact that there has been no \u2018outcry in the daily press azuitist this vicious move toward Fasciun would seem to prove that the Association has ample financial backing from interests whom the newspapers are anxious not to antagonis:.These in- Whoss ina chinations were so alariiji,\" exposed by the Price Spreads Commission.They are the same interests whese cupidit and stupidity biousat as to our present plight.There is no need for nuv now vel- ecrans organization 1a Canada.The Canadian Legion of thie British Emme pire Service League 15 © highly sue \\cessful body caterin> to any demand !for social 1Intercourse umousst returned men.oo i The formation of a new Association | professing the aims of the Canadian re- Corps Association can only be | garded as a national menace.As a \u2018national menace it shonld be crusted rat once by the weight of public epin- \u2018ion determined to retun political | freedom at no matter what cost.i \u2014Cobouty;, World, 12 TE, The New Bass Rock Hotel legislative | In setting forth the sinister , spectors are instructed to order com- \u2018ficers.Page Three Help to Bee-Keepers | Franklin Rural U'Connor Cup.\u2014 ; | | The monthly meeting of Zion Uni- The Department of Agriculture of In the first game played on |ted Ladies\u2019 Aid met at the home of the: hives mspectors of the Province, un- {O'Connor Cup for Lawn Bowling, Mrs.John Jackson, Jr.Thursday der the signature of Mr.Grenier.: Ormstown successfully defended It on; with the usual amount of ladies in Deputy -Minister.an important mem- their own green on Tuesday evening.ttendance.orandum wherein are specified the: June 18th from the Valleyfield Bowl- amounts of indemnity that the Hon- Ing Club by a majonty of 2 shots.ourable Godbout.Minister of Agricul- \u2018The teams were: Ormstown | Mrs.R.Lamb and son George spent Sunday with relatives in ture.has decided to » to beekeep- ; sbur ers for the destruction of the hives | Ormstown Valleyfiel | Plattsburg, N.Y.affected with foulbrood.J Hunter A.Guruham Mr.and Mrs.George Papineau and +H.Patton W.Woodhead One does not know that many an | family of Chateaugay.N.Y.were agricultural problem may be solved iy: K- Campbell D.Boyd {Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Den- through the medium of the slaught- ! - Guttingham - Taylor \u2018 \u2018nls McCarthy.tring knife.or through fire.when one | (Skip) \u201413 (Skip: 13! Sund Lot M M needs to get quick and permanent re- ; 5 unday guests o r.an rs.sults in the eradication of the con- [Roue 001 Baha Thomas Greenway were Mr.James tagious diseases which.if not ener- K, H.Chambers W.Kirk Poley, Mrs.8.Poley and the Misses getically put under control, are lable W.S.McLaren E.Potter Esther Poley, Sarah and Marjorie to cause losses much heavier than (Skip) \u201416 \u201c«Skip) \u201414 + Wood of Ville Emard.those resulting from the application ! of drastic methods of control.T.B.Mrs.W.H.Young was in Montreal cattle, for instance.are mercilessly over the week-end aud was the guest slaughtered.The loss sustained in of her brother.Mr.James Baird.such a case is almost nullified by n° Miss Ethel Beaudin is spending Mr.and Mrs.Rufus Brooks and rovernment compensation which adds three weeks holidays tn Ontario, vis- two children left Saturday for thelr ta the amount.secured through the iting in Toronto.Hamilton and oth- | home in Livelong.Sask.sale of the meat.As a matter of fact.er places.it is scientifically proved that T.B.Mrs.Jus.T Flower af St.Peters- animals\u2019 meat is perfectly edible and burg, Florida is spending a few weeks presents no danger at all.unless the (he guest of Mr.and Mrs.RE! Mr.Charles Marsh of Montreal is spending a couple of weeks\u2019 holidays t Mr.Thos.Greenway's.animal had, when slwughtered, at- Walsh.Mr.Flower who is in Akron.| tnined the lust degree of the dis- Ohio, will join his wife here in about ease, In such n case, government tn- ten days.\u2018 : Mr.and Mrs, Earl Moffatt and two plete destruction.cchildren of Providence.RI, arrived As regard to apiaries.fire is the IN town on Friday and will occupy | best medium of destruction for foul.[the restdence of Mrs.WJ.Murphy, brood.The whole colony must be for the summer months.burnt, and at the same time the; Miss Burbara Morris of Aubrey frames, covers, plates.combs, layers, Vis n Visitor In town on Monday.all that which pertains to the hive; | Miss Lillian Kershaw spent last Gmoke then every lool must be thoroughly \u2018week-end the guest of her sister.Miss \u2018 OWL disinfected, in order to prevent the Kathlyn Kershaw nt Greenlay.Que.spreading of the disease Into the Mr.James Benudin of Quebec C i G A R S other hives.Such work is done un- Les open the M ASE EE Kiet \\ Ors , , 1 s her, s.Ar Ben .der the supervision of government of | Miss Kutle Murphy left on Wednesday for Winnipeg where she will Not everyone.however, is ready to remain several months.destroy, reduce to ashes and smoki Mrs.J.H.Pringle of Winnipeg what has cost work and money.One left Inst week for her home after hesitates and unduly delays the | spending a month with her father.radical operation which would save 'Mr.Wm.Cowan.the whole thing, thinking that the \u2018\u2014- Fr TS Tn disease will disappear by itself.In iy CC ON TT IA ELC WAY fact, it disappears, but not before à (having done the destroyiug work of à 5 Valleyfield-Coteau du Lac | hecatomb.How many beekeepers, i F who have waited too long Lo do awny : i with one hive, have later seen the ; fruits of their capital and labor ruin- 3 i ed forever.fi X i H This is the kind of disasters the Lower Fare Excursions F i Honourable Godbout, Minister of b { Agriculture, wishes Lo prevent in 1 25 F urging the beekeepers to use drastic e [4 measures against foulbrood.Complet 14 F instructions arelissued by the Apilary - Round trip.Including passengers.- Branch, and the Department of- 3 From noon June 28th until July 2nd at neon, : Agriculture, on the our hand, offers 33 Regular service from 6 om, until # pm F substan compensation.eowas 0 8 3 Standard tune leaving Vallevfield at every hour and Coteau du : oe pensation.4 Lac at every half hour F Mr.Grenier has issued hew ln- + structions Lo bee-hive inspectors, 1-3 Tuke advantage of this special rate and spend Dominion È cluding full information as to the 7 Day holiday in Ontario.Shortest route to Cornwall.Ottawa.i seamount, to be paid as a compensa- 4 Toronto and all points in Eastern Ontario.No customs delay.\u2018ton for the destruction of cach ar- 4 Prompt and Courteous Service 4 \u201cticle which is a part of the diseased © 4 {hive.4 rT & BS \u201cNY AEN ™ - fares cs say > Frys \u2014\u2014 Ed - Sel ! [7] e J Qu ha oad: conditions} : 2 | bg Rath ed 19 gt hd AVY GREASYIM UD | Ld = a - 2 TN 2 SAR nourishing, easy to digest.Kellogg\u2019s Corn Flakes are the world\u2019s largest-selling ready-to-eat cereal.Made | Political Casualties: Two Outstanding forts to the business.and only the S3¥S the president of the new Jos LL-HEALTH has overcome one of ;£ Nova Scotia's able men in parlia-: ; mentary life.whilst business exigen- jey is like to claim another outstand- ring man from the province by the.| \u2018sea.| Men 'Lusiness.that concerned the county \u201cthat a year from now the Corps council.And if that field was Loo restricted.would it not be better for all con- Policy Will solve the railway problem.\u2018 Excellent meals, cerned if they entered the larger field of politics.where they could campaign at their own expense.and Dominion Council may come to the, , conclusion that such-and-such a bold If 250.000 veterans got behind the railway solution and each veteran worked to get ten votes, what government would dare to disregard KENNEBUNK BEACH, Maine Directly on the beach.unexcelled facilities for recreation.Rates American plan: f ; ils the | \u20ac 93 Hon.Edgar N.Rhodes, once prime \u2018Not at the expense of , the council's 1 Ba > ooms 21 -25 r extra-crisp by an exclusive minister of his halive province.has time and the taxpayers\u2019 money.demand of 2.500.000 citizens?Single r 5 $40 $50 declared himself out.The grave ques-' The Expositor has said many times cons is pb Perfect pxample of pipe week ; double rooms - on lloge pr s, and kept ; .>, ie fi ; and still firmly believes that there is sort of political black-jacking which Conde Mau Harbor Me Ke logg process, a Ë tion of the country's public financing no legislative body that can be run has been indulged in by American per week.i Faure Sevees Pesce Ro has borne heavily ders.even though his was a rugged physique.with his mind trained in political craft and statesmanship.a rc à i Minister of Finance who may be WAXTITE inner bag.Insist Leld responsible for finding new ave- on Kellogg\u2019s for genuine |nues of taxation does not find the Ÿ .road to popularity smooth going in value, Quality guaranteed.days like these.He, therefore.does uot reap that boundless enthusiasm ; which can alone make a rough high- : way the road to recuperation or to is shoul- oven-fresh and flavor-perfect upon his shou by the pajented heat-sealed the war veterans.It is political racket- people have derived greater henefit, \u20acering in the most brazen and dan- than our county council system.But gerous form.No disinterested or il that status is Lo be maintained.truly patriotic Canadian will have County Councilors will have to at- anything to do with such methods, (tend strictly to their own knitting.or far more subversive and dangerous to that knitting is going to be given to liberty than anything yet attempted | \u2018some one else to do.by foreign radicals in our midst.\u2014Huron Expositor + ES us economically.or from which Apply for booklet\u2014 J.R.WALSH, Mgr.250 miles from Huntingdon.: Many Canadian references, i Edmonton, Alta.December, 12/34 General Motors Products, CALGARY, ALTA.Dear Sirs: \u2014 ne, te, AE, ER Cals Govt i The above illustration was drawn from an a: tual photograph supplied by Canadian Coach Ways ~ = Made by Kellogg in London ace by helloge \u2019 An Editorial for Young People N ., ; : + : Ontario.the restoration of ragged nerves.(PEAKING at the Convocation ex- USE FROST & WOOD FAMOUS Experience with Chevrolet: a Chavon alors Purchased i Hon.Edgar Rhodes can lay aside ercises of McMaster University in ° began operating a bus line be- TERETE SE SE J, SU me Dr Ce Pre High-Grade Hay-Makers 3 Free pine Eur 200 + f consolation that he has placed him- of the University of Toronto, deliver- MORE THAN of Edmonton.OYGS or self in a niche beside other proud ed a particularly appropriate address oy The road i t ther i i sons of Nova Scotia.such as Hon.tu the graduates who were about to n wet weather is a step out into \u201clife in the raw\u201d, Dr.heavy greosy mud and in dry Cody spoke on the material as well W.S.Fielding and Sir Charles Tup- weather extremely rough, so per.He is a more practical and lova- COMFORT SATISFACTORY\" that the operating conditions was the Hon.Joseph as cultural side of education, and A ble man than was p \u2018stressed two important things.the No.10 ' are not by any me À deal Nova Scotian.whose speaking of good English and the.o.ur Chevrole ave Tittle valuable services he country is like- cultivation of good manners.: {+ Oil Bath WE HAVE FOUND that when it comes to trouble apart from ordinary 5 ly to lose.is the Hon.James L.Ral- In an effort to acquire a super af Mower .deciding on mew bus or truck equipment voricn wane tt from ordinary have secured three other bus as he is best known.\u201cthe ;abundance of book knowledge the routes in Alberta and in each ston.Or matter of good manners was quite of- buyers are most influenced by the experience Colonel.\u201d One of the first to volun- of other operators like themselves.That is i s Chevrolets were placed in rovince, Colonel !ten overlooked.Dr.Cody pointed cperati ?rer ot pe Eau and served cut.It is unfortunate that students oe why we urge you to read the letter from Mr.operation.: A continuously until the Armistice.He do not always.while iricreasing their A.P.Collins of Canadian Coach Ways, Our experience with Chevrolet earned promotion and was gazetted store of knowledge also increase in Edmonton \u2014 then go out and talk to some of | therefore has been more than CG.and given the DSO.with refinement.one Jets the university the Chevrolet operators in your own com- atisfasory.; i bar.He is the official Liberal critic student apart AE ; \u201c ' ours very truly, 57 of his fellow-Nova Scotian, has even , community life, so that it is a little FTF Je 2 munity.You can safely take \u2018\u2018the owner's CANADIAN COACH WAYS shown a deep and active interest in i disappointing to hear them indulging the state of his comrades of the war.|in slang to an incongruous degree.sand is a keen analyst of facts and!and also act at times as though they figures.As a practising barrister re- father despised the essentials of good i n breeding.(moved from the smaller fleld Manners are one of the most valuable possessions any young person can possess.The same of course applies to matured people.but for youth.starting out along the rather.treacherous highway of life, they are word'' for it \u2014when it's a question of the right truck to buy for performance, appearance, freedom from repairs, long life and economy.Don't endanger your hay crop with worn out equipment this (8gd.) A.P.COLLINS year! 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Page Four Huntingdon Locals The Swiss Bell Ringers.a novel The annual Presbyterian Confer- variety act from Toronto.entertain- ence for Sunday School Teachers and ! ed a fairly large crowd in O'Connor Hall Wednesday night.This act features a new kind of entertainment in their bell ringing number, in which the entire company.of five men\u2019 harmonize in popular and classical numbers.There are over one hundred bells ranging from the large-size bass to the high- pitched \u201cunklings\u201d of the smallest size.The versatility of the Eckardt Brothers also featured the programme.These artists drew out music from the bells, and glass tumblers.while the younger brother gave snappy renditions on his violin.while holding it in all manner of positions, and then playing music on some ordinary bottles filled with water.In another part of the programme the performers drew many laughs with their new manner of doing all tricks and showed just how the public are often fooled by the professional magician.The entire programme.made up ot songs.dances, jokes, black magic.and good dialogue altogether presented the audience with a two-hour fun- provoking bill of fare.The two guitars with the two singing cowboys picked out some very good harmony sor their share of the night's entertainment and these songs were real- lv one of the bright spots of the programme.Nurse Frances Walker of the Military Hospital at St.Anne de Bellevue is spending a few days at her home in town.Mrs.J.Alex.Cameron of Montreal spent Sunday visiting with the Miss- ex Walker.Mrs.Adam L.Sellar.who has been a patient in the \"Western Division\u201d.Montreal General Hospital.for the past five weeks returned home ves- terday afternoon.Mrs.L.Thompson and two children of West Hartford.Vi.are vis- img at the home of her father.Mr.D.A.Macfarlane.Mr.H.S.Ross.K.C.of Montreal.called on friends in town Friday returning from Potsdam and Ogdens- burg where he had lectured before the Clarkson Technical Institute and ihe Rotary Club.Mrs.Norman McCrimmon.Mrs.C.J.Boyd.Mrs.A.H.Guest and Mrs.D.J.O'Connor enjovec a delightful outing on Thursday when they were luncheon guests of Mrs.W.8S.Richardson.Chateauguay Basin.and later visited the Julius Richardson Mem- crial Hospital.Mrs.Richards.of Los Angeles.Calif.is at present a guest at the Home of her brother-in-law.Mrs.C.J.Murphy.Mr.and Mrs.B.C.Jackson of \"Church Leaders will be held this year July 1st to 8th.As in former years the School Residence will be utilized \u2018for the entertainment of the delegates.while the classes and lectures will be conducted in St.Andrew's Church.The hours of lectures will be from 8.45 a.m.until noon and at 8.00 pm.The afternoon will be given up to recreation.Immediately after supper each evening.an open conference will be held on the lawn of the School Residence.The following courses and lectures are being given: The Objectives of Religious Educa- tion\u2014Rev.Norman A.MacLeod, D.D.| Brockville.Ont.Bible Study and Conferences\u2014Rev.H.R.Pickup, B.A.Montreal West, Que.Missionary Study\u2014Miss Margaret Ramsay.Formosa.Literature and Religion\u2014Dr.J.B.Maclean.Huntingdon.Que.The Church's Architecture\u2014Rev.L.H.Fowler.B.A.Lancaster.Ont.Girl's Programmes\u2014Miss Margaret Muckersie, Montreal.\u201cThe Church and the Boy on the Street\u2018\u2014Mr.Harold Brown, B.A.Montreal.; As in former vears the Conference will be under the direction of Dr.Allan S.Reid.Clerk of the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa.All lectures and classes are open to the public and visitors are cordially welcomed.The meeting of the Young People 8 Society on Monday evening in the! United Church.took the form of an open discussion on politics in general.and the CCF.programme in particular.when Miss Jean Hunter gave a talk on the Woodsworth party manifesto.and answered questions.relating to that subject.The members showed interesting enthusiasm in the lecture and the speaker was deluged with eager inquiries at the conclusion of her address.Dr.and Mrs.J.E.Caza.Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Leblanc and Miss Therese Leblanc motored to Ottawa on Sunday and returned home Tuesday evening.Forty Hours' Devotion in St.Jos-' eph\u2019s Pansh becan this morning and will terminate on Friday.Mr.Murray McCartney of Brampton.Ont.is spending two weeks\u2019 holidays with friends in town.Mrs.Millina Richards of Los An- geles.Cal.is visiting at the home of her brother-in-law.C.J.Murphy.Mrs.Arthur Labelle, Waltham, Que.is visiting at the home of her futher.C.J.Murphy.Howick Feast of Corpus Christi Solemnly Observed Sunday The feast of Corpus Christi was solemnly observed in Huntingdon on Sunday when the usual procession was held.The homes along the route of the procession were gaily decorated.The repository.as in former years, was erected at the home of Mr.and Mrs.D.J.O'Connor.The temporary altar was under an arch of evergreen and richly decorated with draperies, roses.peonies, and other early summer flowers.Ladies of the parish headed the procession followed by the Convent pupils and children of the parochial schools.Members of the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus in full regalia formed the guard of honour.and presented arms at the benediction.The Blessed Sacrament was carried by Rev.John Leduc.The singing was by the Convent and church choirs.with special organ music by Charles Magnan.Grade VI average \u201c during term \u20141.Hazel Allen, 84; 2.Betty Temple- ' ton, 81.8; 3.Oakley McRae.80.1; 4 Mildred Ness, 77.9: 5.Sylvia McKell.77,4; 6.Esther Terry.77,3; Robertson.75.5: 719; 9.Mary Knox, 71.3; Gebbie, 60.4.Crawford.57.1; *Norma Rorison, 50.2.Grace 87.5: Elizabeth Anderson.87.4: Ness.83.3: Beryl 7.Olive Stacey.*10, Helen 8.Thelma Those writing June « \u2014*Earle Younie, tests average 57.2; *Willie \u201cCalvin Baskin, 53.5: \u201cDenotes failure.Grade V.average Stewart, during term\u2014 89.8: Erma Reddick.Elva Marguerite Kerr, 82.7: Forrester, 78.2; Erskine Orr.182; Gladys Anderson.748; Eleanor Kerr.69.7; Basil Peddie.68.9: Hazel Reddick, 67.9; Eric Orr.66.5.Wilbert Brown, June cxams\u2014Walter Brown, 72.2; 71,3; Kenneth You- nie.69.7; - Harold Hope.62.8: \u201cQuentin McCartney, 59.6; Maury Lambon.51.4, \u2018Failed.Grade IV.average \u20187 during term \u2018Batchelor, long train.\u2018sole was simply arranged.She car- THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER | Matrimonial Mercier-Bonhomme The marriage took place June 22nd at the Church of St.Joachim, Chat- \u2018eauguay, Que., of Cecile, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Bonhomme, to Mr, Jean P.Mercier, of Three Rivers.son of the Hon.Honoré Mercier, Minister of Lands and Forests, and Mrs.Mercier.of Chateauguay.His Grace Monseigneur Deschamps, Auxiliary Bishop of Montreal, officiated.Arches of white peonies with baskets of the same flowers gave a touch of summer fragrance to the church.Mr.Jean Leduc presided at the organ, and Mr.Gerald Desmarais sang during the Mass.The bride was attended by her two sisters, Miss Adrienne Bonhomme and Miss Gilberte Bonhomme as bridesmaids.Mr.Honoré F.Mercier, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr.Wilfrid Bonhomme.brother of the bride; Mr.Herbert Hamilton, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and Mr.Thomas G.brother-in-law of the bride.The bride who was given in marriage by her father.wore a graceful gown of ivory Bagdale satin with a Her veil of soufflé de ried a prayer book showered with orchids and lilies-of-the-valley.The bridesmaids wore gowns of pink faille jeunesse made with small trains, and hats of Leghorn with small ostrich feather trimming.They carried bouquets of sweet peas.Mrs.Bonhomme.the bride's mother.was in a gown of blue crepe Kopte made with a cape.wearing a hat of baku to match and .a corsage bouquet of Johanna Hill roses.Mrs, Mercier, mother of the bridegroom.was gowned in grey chiffon with a large black baku hat, her corsage bouquet being composed of orchids.Mrs, Thomas G.Batchelor.sister of the bride.wore a gown of blue crepe with a large navy blue hat, and a bouquet of Talisman roses: Mrs.Herbert Hamilton.sister of the bridegroom.a printed gown of bois de rose with hat and accessories to match: Miss Louise Mercier, sister of the bridegroom.turquoise blue crepe with a large felt hat to match.and Miss Marie Paule Mercier.also a sister of the bridegroom.a red and white printed chiffon dress with a, hat to match.Miss Nouchette Fauteux, cousin of the bridegroom, wore a printed organdie gown with \u2014Ina Bennie.978; Marjorie Elliott.97: Donald McKell, 90.7; Terrill \"Manning.85; Vera Rutherford.84.2; Nor- Norman Cullen.Lawrence McClenaghan, 83.1: man Preston.79.2; 74,9: Nelson Logan.68.8.Average \u2018 Paskin.67.5; \"Violet Lambon, 64.1.- Failed.Grade III.average AV in June exams\u2014Muriel Williams.95: Calvin Orr.70.5: Ross during term hat and accessories to match.A reception was held following the ceremony at the home of the bride\u2019s parents.\u201cVilla Bon Accueil,\u201d Woodlands.where summer flowers were used in decoration.Mr.Mercier and his bride left later on their wedding suit of crepe Jervisia with a grey felt hat and accessories to match.They trip.the latter travelling in a grey Maxville.Ont.accompanied by their son Ben and daughter Rose.visited in Huntingdon recently.Mr.and Mrs.H.R.Fraser of Ottawa.Ont.spent the week-end at the.home of Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Cogland.The regular July meeting of the W.I.will be held on Tuesday.July 2 at the home of Mrs.Jas.Carmichael.\u2018\u2014Kalhleen Elliott.96; Clifford Craig, , :Gruer.79.6: Jimmie Cavanaugh.77.7: will reside in Three Rivers, Que.91.5; Oliver Muir.90; Thelma Milne.856.5: Robbie Younie.79.7: Gladys\u2019 Atkinson-Rowat The wedding took place on Satur- Ethel Davis, sister of the bride, wore a formal blue georgette dress and picture hat of white and blue, She y carried a bouquet of cream roses.The bridegroom was attended by his cousin, Jim Stevenson, as best man.Miss Florence Cowan played the wedding march as the bride approached on the arm of her father, W.J.Davis.| After the ceremony the wedding party received their friends on the lawn where the ceremony had been performed.Later the guests were \u2018served a wedding dinner.The color \u2018scheme of yellow and orange was carried out and the bridal table was decorated with a wedding cake top- iped with a miniature bride and groom.i Mrs.Stevenson's traveling costume Iwas a sky blue silk crepe suit with white accessories.The couple left |amid a shower of rice and good wish- ies on a honeymoon trip.The bride was born at Tombstone and received her early education in Cochise county.graduating from Bis- \"bee high school.She spent two years at Arizona State Teachers College at Tempe and one at San Jose.California.She taught schogl for three years in the Bisbee district.| Mr.Stevenson is a resident of Franklin Centre.Que.where the young couple will make their home.He is engaged in farming there.Guests at the wedding included the following: C.J.Davis.Arthur Davis, Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Cowan and son Bill.Mr.and Mrs.A.G.Stevenson.Miss Ruth Stevenson.Stuart Stevenson, Robert Stevenson.Mr.and Mrs.William Stevenson, Jim Stevenson.\u2018Mrs.Mabel Chunn.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Heidrick.Mrs.Frances Cummings, Miss Marie Burton, Bill Boyle.,Dick Martyr.and the Rev.and Mrs.C.W.Griffin.+ Qut-of-town guests were: Mrs.\u2018Charles Waller and Carl Waller of | Franklin Centre.Que.; Mr.and Mrs.\u201cE, L.Denham and daughter of \u2018Phoenix: and Nelson Stevenson of Satford.\u2014 Bisbee Daily Review) MacIntosh-Warden St.Andrew's United Church, Wil- liamstown.was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday.June 15th.at 3 p.m.when Miss Agnes Evelyn Warden.R.N.eldest daughter of \u2018Mr.and Mrs.John Warden, became the bride of Allan Hector MacIntosh, ison of Mrs.and the late Mr.J.D.\u2018MacIntosh, of Athelstan.Que.The church was effectively arranged with standards of ferns and sum- : \"mer flowers.The ceremony was performed by Rev.G.W.Irvine.Miss M.Walsh played the Wedding March and appropriate music during the signing of the register.| The bride.who was given in mar- \u2018riage by her father.looked charming in a gown of white lace.her veil of embroidered net adorned by orange blossoms and carried pink and white \u2018carnations and maiden hair fern.| Miss Donald Smith.cousin of the ride acted as bridesmaid.and wore rose organdy dress, large rose color- her father wore a gown of pink lace and carried a bouquet of Toscan roses and baby's breath.Mrs.J.A.Lefebvre, as matron of honor wore ia gown of pale blue point d'esprit jwith hat to match.Mr.J.A.Le- \u2018febvre acted as witness for the \u2018groom.Mrs.Quenneville, mother of the bride was gowned in black and white crepe and carried a corsage bouquet of mauve orchids.Mrs.Menard, the groom's mother, was in a model of French blue crepe with hat to match and a corsage of roses.Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of tne bride's parents.Later Mr.and Mrs.Menard left for a motor trip to Ottawa and other points, the bride travelling in a navy taffeta suit with white accessories.They will reside in Montreal.Out of town guests included: Mrs.A.Menard, Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Le- febvre, Montreal, Mrs.A.Monette, St.Johns, Mr.Jos.Quenneville, Mas- sena, and Miss Medora Hurteau, Huntingdon.Dundee School Closing Social Events.\u2014 The younger pupils of the school, also their pre-school age brothers and sisters, were entertained on the lawn of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.J.Fraser, Dundee Centi# on Friday, where they spent a very pleasant day playing games, including competitive ones, for which suitable prizes were awarded the winners.Lunch, including lemonade was served at the noon hour to ninety or more.In the evening a dance was given for the older pupils, the parents and ratepayers; this attracted a very large crowd.Refreshments were served.Music was furnished by local talent.The school year which has drawn to a close, afforded the pupils another period of opportunity to store their minds with knowledge.\u2018the teaching staff having been faithful in their duties.It was with regret that the primary pupils bade their teach- | er.Miss Marjorie Salter.farewell.Miss Salter has been one of the teaching staff in this school for three | years.and her services were much | appreciated.The presentation Lo her | from the school of a piece of jew- ;elry and a guitar.expressed in a practical way some of this appreciation.Miss Eleanor Moody of Hun- tingdon has been engaged to replace Miss Salter when school is resumed: the other three teachers have all been re-engaged.and their faithfulness and efficiency in the past merit a very hearty welcome to them when they resume their duties in September.May teachers and pupils alike enjoy a very pleasant and restful holiday.Personal News Items.\u2014 Wednesday, June 26th, 1935 Residents Declare Having Seen Mirage Tuesday Morning Residents of the eastern section of the town awakened by one of their number declare having witnessed a mirage between three and four o'clock Tuesday morning.The story went the round of the town during the forenoon and | naturally was discounted with ! little credit.had been visiting at the lake returning to town shortly af- | Georgetown | W.M.S.Meeting.\u2014 The June meeting of the Georgetown W.M.S.was held on Tuesday afternoon in the church at two o'clock.The President, Mrs.Jas.Kerr presided and opened the meet- ting with the usual devotional exer- jcises, About 46 members and visitors :were present.The roll call was responded to by the text word Faith.[The members were pleased to welcome the Riverfield and Howick Auxiliaries to this meeting, who then A party which j Look charge of the programme.Mrs, Easton read a very interesting paper on Formosa and the missionary pray- ter one o'clock mentioned er was given by Mrs.Wm.Stewart.that they had noticed the sky Special music by Mrs.C.Orr, Mrs.very unusual and sections of Wm.Allen and Mrs.Angell was it seemed to be afire.This much appreciated.The meeting closed in prayer by Mrs.D.McCaig, Refreshments were then served by a committee of ladies and a social hour spent, A business meeting of the Georgetown W.M.S.was held on Thursday evening of last.week and plans were made for a lawn social.Further notice later.story was rebutted with the fact that they might have been wtinessing fireworks from the city.However, the significant event was witnessed later in the morning.Paul Galipeau noticed a very strange sight of waters, brid- ges, ships, and aeroplanes, over a space of two acres.He called his wife to witness the St.Agnes de Dundee panorama, and then summoned others, all.of whom Mr.and Mrs.Elie Demers and corroborate the statements children of Massena, N.Y.were made by Mr.Galipeau.We may yet find that we are living in a \u201cLand of Dreams.\u201d week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Adelard Demers.Mr.Dona Collette of Montreal is spending a few weeks at Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Leblanc's.Mr, and Mrs.Joseph Leblanc and daughter Thérèse, spent a few days in Ottawa, with Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Prize List Correction One of the new exhibitors at Orms- town Exhibition this year was Louis Leblanc and family.Mrs.Ferdinand Laniel of Lachute spent a week at her father's home, Mr.and Mrs, James Léger and family.Mr, and Mrs.Norman McGinnis and children, Norman and Helen, also Mrs.J.Duncan and baby, all of Montreal, are spending the summer months in this vicinity.Mrs.Alex.Leblanc and Mr.Alcide Leblanc visited Mr.and Mrs.Alex, Leblanc in Ottawa last week.An Extra Hour-and-a-Half Many telephone users have found it worthwhile to wait until 8.30 to get the night rates on their long distance calls.Now it is no longer necessary \u2014the low night rates begin at 7 p.m.\u201cI'll Tell Anybody Gin Pills are Good\u201d \u2014writes a Lunenburg, N.S, man who had suffered from Rheumatism.He further states: \u201cI cannot praise Gin Pills enough.After Gosselin, K.C.of Notre - Dame de Stanbridge.His Ayrshire bull Lake- ' side Top Gallant won second prize in the two-year-old bull class.whereas in the list published this award was credited to another exhibitor.His Belgian filly Princesse des Riviéres von first prize in the one-year-old class.Howick On Saturday afternoon Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Rorison of Howick were visiting at Covey Hill, About 7.30 they were called home by phone and when arriving there they found the house full of friends gathered to celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary and were showered with good wishes.A pleasant evening was spent with music and visiting.After refreshments were served.Mr.R.J.Keir of Riverfield made a nice address and Miss Margaret Gamble and Miss Norma Rorison presented the happy couple with a china dinner set from their friends.Although much taken by surprise Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Rori- son both made a nice reply.Miss Norma Lunan and Mr.Doug.Lunan sailed Friday morning from Montreal on the \u201cDuchess of York\u201d to spend the summer in England and Scotland.Arthur Lefebvre of Valleyfield College arrived home on Thursday.having passed his vear successfully.The teachers\u2019 bridge club was entertained on Friday evening by Miss Jennie and Mrs.Alex.Robb.Prizewinners were Miss Anelia Cunningham and Mrs.Cluff.A special prize was presented to Miss Florence Far- quhar.the guest of honor.A one-man circus show in the Huntingdon Skating Rink Friday night attracted more than three hundred persons.The show was necessarily amateurish.dogs and a mule playing the feature parts.The best comedy was revealed in attempts of a few spectators to ride the mule.John I.Martin has returned to his home in Chicago.Ill.after having visited his sister Mrs.Mary Rice and her daughter Miss Gretta.James B.Martin of Flint.Michigan, is now a guest at the same home.Miss Eva Bigras and Mr.Jas.Ken- ney of Kilmar.Que.were Sunday guests of Miss Nellie Bigras.Mr.Jos.Gibeau of Noranda visited in town on Monday.Mr.George Macdonnell spent the holiday in Ottawa.Mr.Stanley Wells motored to Scottstown over the week-end.Mr.Roy McWhinnie and daughter, Miss Lorna McWhinnie attended the Telephone Pioneer Convention held in Montreal last week.Mr.McWhin- nie has been in the Bell Telephone's employ since the year 1905.JU AYAE ANUS Pringle, Stark & Co.HURCHS Bug Finish Insecticide SON Convenient to use.Safe to handle, 2nd little daughter, Jean are spend- : MacMillan\u2014Suddenly, at King Bug Killer A quick, sure death\u2014Insecticide\u2014 plant conditioner.Haying Time Needs.Horse Fork Ropes Trip Ropes Forks, Scythes Rakes, Fork Handles Goodfellow\u2019s Berries this week Pringle, Stark & Co.Phone 20 Huntingdon Our Store will be closed Monday, July 1st XE TNA XN WA IVE IVE SWE I [INE Mr.and Mrs.H.Willard of Louisville Landing.Mr.and Mrs.Burpee and Mr.and Mrs.Harland Norton, : .ex 741\" : \u201c day.June 22nd.at the home of the: eq i ink carnations.|All of Massena Centre.N.Y.spent tr oat on a Cana: pat Tor re oa \u2018brides brother.Mr.Raymond W.Mr nat ane EE brother of the Tuesday at the home of Mr.and Mrs, dian man of prominence.Norman Peddie 68.9.©: 2°\" Rowat.4560 Harvard avenue, Mon- groom was best man.Jas.Colquhoun; Mrs.Colquohoun re- Guests at Rosebank over the week- | Average in June exams Jovce | real, of Letitia Grace, daughter of | Following the ceremony a buffet turned with them remaining until end included Misses Dorothy Wilson Williams.88.6: \u201cDouglas Stevens {He late Dr.and Mrs.William MC-juncheon was served at the home of Thursday evening visiting among and Grace Myers.Messrs.Douglas 62.1, -Failed.| ¢ © ns.| Lean Rowat.of Athelstan.Que.t0lthe bride.where upwards of thirty | friends.Kester.Ross Stewart and Master | Mr.Henry Leslie Atkinson.son of \u2018guests were present.after which they Ta John Mabon.| B the late Harry L.Atkinson and Mrs.motored to Cornwall.taking the Shadows On Saturday evening a few rela- orn Atkinson.of Ottawa.the Rev.J.B.\\train to Montreal and other points | Every shadow has its light.every tives and friends paid a surprise vis- Bourdon\u2014On June 17th, 1935.to Mr.| iaclean.D.D., of Huntingdon.offi- The bride travelled in a rosewood|night has its morning.every pang of it at the home of Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Rorison, to congratulate them on the twentieth anniversary of their marriage.A very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.| | and Mrs.Urban Bourdon.Melrose Ave.N D.G.a daughter.Derrick\u2014At Hemmingford, Que., on June sù 1935.to Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Derrick.a son.A number of men from this dis- Leahy\u2014At St.Anicet, Que., on June ; trier attended the Avrshire Field Day held on \"Montgomery.Philipsburg, Gay.June 22nd.: On Tuesday.June 18th the regular !meeting of the W.M.A.was held in on Satur- the United Church with the presi- cent.Mrs.A.B.MacFarlane presi- : \u2018ding.Devotional exercises were taken 1by Mrs.Jas.McKell, who in a mas- the farm of Mr.Geo.H.| terly way went over the minor pro-' phets.giving the keynote of each prophet's contribution to the early church.The roll call was responded \u2018to with a verse containing the word.\" \"Rejoice.\" A very fine report of the \"biennial meeting of the Montreal-Ot- tawa presbytery held in Quebec city in May was brought back by our, delegate there.Mrs.Robt.Roy.and | .was much appreciated.Miss Margaret Morrison gave a talk on our work | i 19th, to Mr.and Mrs.Ward L.Leahy, a daughter.Margaret Beatrice.L'Orange\u2014At Ormstown, Que.20.1935.to Mr.and Mrs.J L'Orange.(née Yvonne Laberge).a son.Married Atkinson-Rowat\u2014At Montreal.June 22nd.1935, Rev.J.B.Maclean.D.D.officiating.Letitia Grace, daughter of the late Dr.and Mrs.William Rowat of Athelstan.to Mr.Henry Leslie Atkinson.Mercier-Bonhomme\u2014At Chateauguay.Que., June 22nd.1933, Mgr.Emmanuel Deschamps officiating.Cécile.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Joseph Bonhomme.to Mr.Jean P.Mercier.of Three Rivers, son of Hon.Honoré Mercier and Mrs.among French Protestants in early Mercier of Chateauguay.times and their contribution to the |Stevenson-Davis\u2014At McNeal, Ari- nation.Special music for the day\u2019 zona.June 12th.1935.Rev.C.W.was a duet sung by Mrs.Wallace Kerr and Mrs.John Greig.At the: close of the missionary meeting.short meeting of the Women's As- | sociation was held and anniversary supper heard and a number of items of interest discuss- | ed.On Thursday evening a group of! friends and relations paid a visit to the home of Mr.and Mrs.W.T.Stewart.Howick.on the occasion of | their fortieth wedding anniversary.A very pleasant evening was spent in\u2019 Griffin officiating.Alma.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Davis, to a.Mr.Floyd Stevenson, of Franklin ; Centre.reports on Thompson-McIntyre \u2014 At St.Anthony's Church, Montreal.June 15.1935, Rev.M.J.O'Brien officiating.Eva.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Malcolm McIntyre.of Ormstown.to Mr.James D.Thompson.son of the late Henry C.Thompson and Mrs.Thompson.Montreal.Died \u2018conversation and music, after which | Latulipe\u2014At St.Agnes, June 18, 1935., the ladies served delicious refreshments.The bride was the recipient of several beautiful bouquets of roses and congratulations on were showered on the happy couple.i Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Watson ing a two weeks\u2019 vacation at Cale- \u2018 i donia, P.EI., guests of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Murray of that place.During Mr.Watson's absence services | jat Georgetown are being held on | Sunday afternoon by Rev.Mr.House lof Riverfield.| Howick Consolidated School: \u2014 this event | Maloney\u2014At , Grade IX.average \u201c7 during term! more.89.3; Bessie Logan, 87.2: {Margaret Peddie, dick.76.7; Alan Goundrey.Ralph Logan, 72.1; Jennie Whyte, 68.6: Reta Robertson, 67.8; average \u201d in June, Margaret Hay.65.1.Grade VIII.average % during cey.86.3; Lyle Gilmore.85.7; Archie McKell.843; Donald Templeton, 81.7: Margaret McFarlane, 8156; Norma Steele, 80.8; Florence Kerr, 78.5; Wilburn Anderson, 78.4: Jean Bennie, 75.3; Edna Reddick.75: Stuart Gordon, 71.9; Chalmer Thomp- % in June, Wilburt Gruer, 67.8; Joyce Terry.65.Grade VII, average % during term\u20141, Joyce McKell, 92.8; 2, Earle Templeton, 825; 3, Phyllis Anderson, 80.8; 4.Edyth Nussey.75.4: 5, Hollis Rorison, 75; 6, Douglas Ogilvie, 73.2; 7, Burton Reddick, 72.7; 8, Wallace Gruer, 72.2; 9, Alvin Ness, 72; 10 8hirley Waddell, 71.1; 11, Irene Stacey, 70.1; 12, Ruth Younie, 68.7; 13, Roy Angell, 652; *14, John Ross, 63.9; *Caverhill Irving, 61.1; unrank- ed, Ivy Terry, 754; Marian Lynch, Those writing June tests, average %-Elaine Williams, 71.5; Alice Williams, 732; *Lloyd Allen, 60.2.(term-\u2014Mary West.88.4; Mildred Sta- | son, 71.1; Mildred Rorison, 67.3; ave,\u2019 \u2014Irene Carmichael.923; Ruby Gil-! Ivan, Knox.823; Gordon Rutherford, 77.7; | Paton\u2014At 77.5; lena Red-! 735; | | } *Denotes failure.+ Joseph Latulipe.aged 85 years.husband of the late Elmire Quenne- ville.Saranac Lake, June 20th, 1935, Mrs.J.Maloney, formerly of St.Anicet.the home of his sister, Mrs.J.J.Alexander.Huntingdon, June 24th, 1935, Dr.Donald MacMillan, in his 59th year, of Calgary.Alta.and formerly of St.Louis de Gonzague.Interment Georgetown Cemetery.Neville\u2014At Saranac Lake N.V.A.Sanatorium, on June 12th, 1935.George H.Neville, beloved husband of Violet M.Helm, Huntingdon.Dippitiya, Katugastota.Ceylon, on June 8th, 1935, Helen Brown Paton, of Bannockburn, Scotland.and cousin of the late Mrs.Henry Thompson, of Athel- stan, Que.Pierce\u2014At Estevan, Sask., on Friday.June 21st, 1935, Eleanor Pierce, aged 21 years, daughter of Ernest Pierce and the late Mrs, Pierce (née Gracia Chambers.) Wells\u2014At St.Louis, Mo., June 11th.1935, Eva.beloved wife of Dr.J.C.Wells, aged 65 years, youngest daughter of the late Uriah Donnel: ly, of Huntingdon, Que.> DANDRUFF Haile, vee Min.ards = » vou mould eny heir tonic.this 4 times a week end the sesult witl be a Clean Head and Glossy Ral?MINARD'S LINIMENT 28 formerly of | iciating.The played by Mr.| Shawville.Que.The bride, who was ;Was given in marriage by her bro- Îther.Mr.W.E.A.Rowat.of Hun- wedding music organza.with trimmings roses.Mrs.Raymond W.Rowat.sister-in-law of the bride.wore a gown of rose-beige lace.with baku [hat to match and corsage of Talis- Palms, peonies and cut flowers formed a background for the j ceremony in the drawing room.while the dining room was decorated with man roses.white syringa and yellow roses.Mr.and Mrs, Atkinson for a motor trip through the Adiron- \u2018dacks.the bride travelling in a i piece suit of pink boucle with white | accessories.They will reside in Toronto.;_ Out-of-town guests included: Mrs.iH.K.Atkinson.Mr.and Mrs.J.L.;MacLarty and son.Harry, Miss Jean (Kerr.and Mr.and Mrs.J.Milton Montgomery, of Ottawa; Mr.and | Mrs.W.E.A.Rowat, of Huntingdon.Que.and Mr.and Mrs.Harland C.Rowat, of Shawville.Que.} Stevenson-Davis The W.J.Davis home at McNeal.Arizona, was the scene of an impressive lawn wedding Wednesday.June 12th.when Miss Alma Davis became the bride of Floyd Stevenson.The couple were united in a simple but beautiful ring ceremony by the Rev.C.W.Griffin.pastor of the Trinity Methodist church of Warren.The bride wore a fitted wedding dress of white satin and lace and a short veil of tulle with orange bios- soms.She carried a bouquet of white rosebuds and lilies of the valley tied with white.The maid of honor, Miss a Dress Up In ! Crisp Cool t Outing Apparel e © Nice selections Suits in the newest Summer styles, Flannels, white, cream, grey.tan.Also white Serge made up in your favorite Summer styles.TIES Hundreds to choose from in plain white, yellow, maroon, red, blue, and all the newest Summer shades.LADIES Summer Frocks at saving prices.A visit will convince you.Phil J.LEFEBVRE Fine Tailoring & Gent's Furnishings, Exclusive ladies\u2019 Ready-to-Wear, Phone 191, Hantingdon NO VC NUE SOA SAR NUE TER NOR TUE SE unattended, tingdon.She wore a gown of white of white velvet.a large white hat of the same \u2018material.and carried a bouquet of June Toscan roses and baby's breath.Mrs.oseph 5, K, Atkinson.mother of the groom.wore a navy blue net and georgette | dress, with hat of blue Bankok straw and a corsage of dark red Templar left later BEART BIT NINA | Was crepe two piece suit.with white hat.Harland C.Rowat, of shoes and accessories to match.At the station they were showered with [confetti and good wishes for a long ,and happy life.During the afternoon several telegrams of congratulation were received.one of which was from staff and nurses of Lovatt Hall Lancaster.\u2014Cornwall Standard-Free- holder.Menard-Quenneville The marriage took place on Saturday morning at St.Agnes Church of Olivette Angele.daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Quenneville to Mr.Wm.Hayes Menard of Montreal, the \u2018Rev.Father David officiating.The bride who was given away by the pain has its thrill of pleasure.every salt tear has its crystal beauty.every weakness has its element of strength, every loss has its gain, So all through life these balancings run.IN MEMORIAM Sharpe\u2014In loving memory of a dear- lv beloved husband and father.William A.Shrrpe.who departed this life July 1st, 1932.Memory like the Ivy clings Until the shadows from this earth are cast, Until He gathers in His own at last.Until the twilight gloom is over- passed, Good-night.good-night, good-night.Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by his Wife and Family.Howick L.J.GEBBIFS \u201cLewis.\u201d \u2018The Miracle irons when very wet.\u2018 white and blue.| from Tooke's at 30c.Men's Combinations, Men's two-piece Suits.Men's Shorts, assorted match at 95c Suit.Tip To Suit, tailored to your own \u2014 Howick, 66 Ever - Collar attached Shirts, styled exclusively by The only Dress Shirt with collar attached.We have just received a stock of this new Shirt in fine quality Broadcloth, in plain Sizes 14 to 16 at $1.95.Men's Broadcloth Shirts, tan, white and blue, collar attached at S3¢c, $1.00 and $1.50.See our new assortment of Ties just received Underwear Men's Pyjamas, assorted colors.Men's and Boy's Bathing Suits.Men's Sweat Shirts, colors green, maroon, blue, and white, with zipper, at $1.00 and $1.19.What about leaving your order for a Tip-Top Hundreds of Tweed samples to choose from.Also Sport Flannel Suits, Flannel Pants.We are selling lots of these Suits, and every customer a satisfied one.One price only $23.75.J.GEBBI General Merchant Shirt,\u201d requires no starch, short and long legs.colors with white vest to p Suits individual measurements.Que.Fire Chief J.S.Rorison of Howick is attending the Province of Quebec Police and Fire Chief Convention at Quebec this week.He is accompanied by Mrs.Rorison and two daughters, Misses Mildred and Norma.using them I am now able to go around without a cane.\u201d If your kidneys are nct efficiently disposing of the waste matter in your system excessive acidity may develop, resulting in painful Huntingdon Miss Meriba Will left this morning for Mountain View, N.Y.where she will spend the summer with Mrs.E.B.Hastings at her Camp.rm re HUNTER\u2019S Electrical and Specialty Shop \u201cTipperary \u2019\u201d\u2019 Marigold Dinnerware A New Stock Pattern At Special Low Prices | 77 piece Tipperary Dinner and Breakfast Set $10.45.54 piece Tipperary Dinner Set $7.75.Open stock of Tipperary complete, choose your own pieces.| Bridal Rose Dinnerware stock pattern, 60 piece Bridal Rose Dinner Set $12.95.Royal Victoria 54 pice DINNER SET $9.00 Maddox Gold and White Dinner Set $14.45 15 piece Ivory and Green Breakfast Set .$ 2.89 32 piece Ivory Breakfast Set .2.95 32 piece Sovereign Tea Set 3.95 21 piece China Tea Set 1.49 7 piece Pyrex Custard Set and Tray 95 6 piece Glass Table Set .75 2 quart size Glass Jugs Rosewood Glassware wonder value assorted pieces 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c.Special China Jugs, 10c and 15c.Six pound Chrome Nickle Iron, complete $1.95.Chrome Nickle Toaster, complete, $1.95.Electric Percolator, complete, $1.95.Kotex 23c pkg., Modess 23c pkg.with two free.Picnic Lunch Sets 20c Chintz Cushions 25c.Bathing Caps, 10c, 15¢ and 25c.Some Good Radio Bargains, $35, $55, $69., Electric Repair Service J.M.HUNTER | Electrician Huntingdon, Que.Quarts Floor Enamel 75c¢.à PT ee GE opp mya a RE Wednesday, June 26th, 1935 Page Five Te GG CF a= Fy WF WEN VF TT AE ne 0 | Ormstown Ethel Glen, 933; John McCaig, 924; | ' | Florence Hingston.907; Russell Mac- Tatehurst j Valleyfield | Riverfield | A This week a Mission is being Dougall, 873; Reggie Bustard, 853; | armer Loca » i * preached by members of the Oblate [Gwendolyn West, 837; Kelvyn Nussey, ! F F tes (Copied from the \u201cCitizen\u201d Ottawa), Huntingdon People Mrs.Wm.Amos and little son./ Mr.and Mrs.Fred Wilson and Miss Fathers of Ottawa, Ont., in St.Mal- £22; Kathleen Boyd.813; unranked, | Vanished Car In | Perfect Bridge Hands Claim | Decide To Remain Brian of Cornwall.Ont.are Visiting Wilson of Verdun called on friends achie\u2019s Church, Ormstown.opening Kenneth MacDonald.Archie Moe, at Aylmer Party Ariends in Valieyfield this week.in Riverfield on Sunday.BUTTON ON .on Sunday last.The Missionary Edna Cavers.Garnet MacDougall.Anderson Garage Four Aylmer residents participated On Standard Time We are sorry to report the serious.Mr.George Angell.Mr.and Mrs » riests are Rev.Father J.A.Ber- Grade VII, Possible Marks 1700 ; in what they claimed a perfect hand IMlness of Mrs.J.Brown.Dr.E.os y ss Rp oe P Some excite t S James Angell and Miss Reta Robert- gevin, OMI and Rev.Charles A.| Mildred Graham.1590; Billy Brad- d'ou M o ment was caus- of Bridge on Saturday night.June Huntingdon will remain on Moore and a trained nurse are in at-' son motored to Chasm Falls on Sun.\u2014 Fallon, OMI.The latter is a brother |!£Y, 1563; Iona Bryson, 1482; Helen | ©4 ©N Main Street in Orms- 8 at the home of Mr.and Mrs.G.standard time for another ;lendance.Her many friends wish her day where a reunion of th Her Hands Were Helpless J Rugar.1475; Ross Elli ._ town Monday when a farmer.cere: M Pe = recovery y where : of the Black ¢ P of the late Bishop Fallon of London, : ott, 1448; Mary : ; A Lodge.The other players were: Mr.a speedy recovery.i .TY with his wife.drov 8 year at least, according to the pe family was held.With Rh Ont.Both are eloquent and forceful Winter, 1405; Myrtle Forrester, 1402; 5 wile, drove up in A.Brooks and Mr.Alex.Leney of : ' Mr.Wm.Gurnham left on Satur- it eumatism -\\\\B / orators.The special missionary ser- Thelma Tannahill, 1399; Nichola thelr car.and parked it in Ormstown with the former nolding people who voted for or cay for a month's holiday WIth | eng itn pourran spent the week-| At one time she thought she would )) i vices are held at eight and nine Grispi, 1397; Lindsay Cullen, 1380; Waile Be, Deaudin h store.the winning hand of 13 spades.Mrs, against daylight saving on friends in Richmond.\u2019 orr » \u2018er daughter.Mrs.James lose the use of her right hand.But X oclock in the morning and at seven- | Jean Macdonald, 1378: Horace Pax- y n the store Lodge playing with Mr.Brooks open- Thursday.The vote was de- Mr.Gordon Taylor of Granby Mr.and Mrs.F , \u2018 ice.Fi J 2 81ZC + °* | German Christian group undoubtedly | sional Synod at Barmen in late May UADILY as against the cause of ma- Can your Se LL Sunsweet | runes, large size, 2 lbs.for .25 in control of the new united Church.1834.Here, under the inspiration of terialistic and secular paganism.Class.at rates that are sur Mount Royal choice quality Tomatoes, 3 big \u2014 The second phase of the struggle | Karl Barth, the protestors clearly and | isin low cans 25 efiantly formulated their ecclesias- | pr 4 ® .- began, appropriately enough.with.: - IB) > Short 2 lbs.f 25 the celebration of the four hundred tical and theological position in a.Rockburn omestic Shortening, 8.lor .2 4 and fiftieth anniversary of Luther's Series of theses.Among these theses | 1925\u2014King George V Jelly Powders, Shirriffs assorted, 5 for .25 ln ts eu On thie these: \u201cGod through Jesus Christ | Saturday afternoon a fume of Silver Anniversary 20 oz.size box Pitted Dates for.15 co ; sie sebe as » the local dia- 7 .; 1 cdi > HIS General Electr.famous theologian, Karl Barth, pro- claims our whole life.The heresy Is ee between Gore and the Rock- July 17\u2014Naval Review Chase & Sanborns Coffee in sealed tins, Ib.39 =] Hotpoint brings new clean- d i | mi refuted that there can be spheres of ° .; at Spithead === ; : tested against the Imposition of na-| ein which we do not belong to burn teams and resulted in a win for Chase & Sanborns Coffee, freshly ground, Ib.29 i liness to your kitchen \u2014 no tional and racial limitations within Hi but t th .ong the locals.At the eighth inning the Arrangements have ; i .Ib 39 flames nor fumes to mark your the sphere of religious life\u2014this they Gospel ls us thot the date has the score stood 4-2 in favor of the Gore been made to give pas- French Drip Coffee in sealed tins, lb.2 16 decorations\u2014no soot to black- declared 10 be against the spirit Of divine task of looking after law and VUt in the ninth the Rockburn boys FE sal July Fly-O-Cide kills flies, 8 oz.bottle .35 en your pans.Calrod Elements observed, Shortly after the protest | Oder in a world not yet delivered.Seq © On Mn he fina, oop d 12, à view of the British Extra special Black Tea, | lb.45 (fastest by test) cook as fast as was made, there was a great gather- | The Church recognizes in gratitude 4-10.Henderson pitched for Gore Fleet assembled at Spit- 1b.b Log Cabin Chocolates for .30 ; .; this commandment.The heresy is - nderson p i .hox Log Labin oc food will cook.Automatic ing of the Faith Movement in Berlin | refuted that the state over \u2018and #hd C.Cook and C.Sloan for Rock- head for review by Hs Control makes every baking where certain German Christians, ; ace burn.Majesty King George V.Thi ] si issue for 25c successful.Roasts retain their notably Dr.Krause.indulged in some can be on reo Erg poule ane \u2018Frequent sailings from Montreal is week on y 9 Rolls Toilet Tiss natural favor because Hotpoint very extreme statements.The anti- C30 become the single and total regu- on Tuesday Mr.and Mrs.George et GENERAL A sion of feeling which for the moment ' in Germany.an entirely new element guests of Miss Dunsmore on Wed- CANADIAN PACI FIC 8 | C New low prices are now in | turned the tide against Müller and in Germany's ecclesiastical scheme.nesday.\u201cCanadian Pacific Express Travellers Phone 3 _ _ Ormstown 3 effect for these famous his German Christians.Some 3.000 There is every evidence that Hitler.\" Miss Alcorn of Blackville.N.B.i Over\u2018 , ELECTR A nges pastors protesting against such an |who did not at all understand the .> Cheques .Good the World i ra , Hotpoint Range THE SHAWINIGAN WATER & POWER COMPANY semitic attitude was supported, the Old Testament was declared to be one of the most disreputable books in the world, the New Testament was {to be retained only where it sup- ! ported the German spirit.This meeting was met by an immediate revul- cookery keeps in natural meat juices.See it today at our store.Convenient terms.| \\ attitude and spirit and against the | absorption of the Evangelical youth movement into the Hitler Youth Movement, formed themselves into the Pastors Emergency League to maintain the verities of the Christian faith.They also joined with certain regional bishops in protesting the autocratic manner in which Müller carried on affairs of Church government.The end of the year saw this | league increased to nearly 6.000 lator of human life and thus also fulfil the vocation of the Church.\u201d Here is a direct challenge not only to the autocratic ecclesiastical ministry but to the totalitarian state of the Nazis.Müller was now faced with the rise of a Free Church movement situation, became disgusted with the continued opposition.certainly nothing was further from his thoughts | than to have a new free Church in his State.Consequently in August 1934, he declared himself head of the German Evangelical Church and required all ministers and professors to take an oath of allegiance to him.All regional Churches were abolished.all of Muller's actions were legalized sand the Church flag was abolished.A.Goldie motored to Grenville.They were accompanied by Mrs.N.J.Goldie who was the guest of Mrs.Moran at Vankleek Hill Mrs.Morrison of Powell, B.C.and Mrs.Taylor of Huntingdon were the the guest of Dr.and Mrs.Beaton, I and Quebec to British and Continental Ports.Full information from your own travel agent, or Write\u2014 D.R.KENNEDY, General Agent, 201 St.James St West, Montreal Robin Hood Flour 98 Ib.bag $2.80 Osmond Bros.| members\u2014it also saw a general re- ; Under this scheme of things Müller treat upon the part of the opponents.though fast losing the confidence of The non-aryan clause was then sus- the Chancellor, completed the exter- pended, Miller withdrew from the nal unification of the Church.This - German Christians.Hitler announced simply forced the issue all the more \"he would not intervene, German | quickly.protesting pastors refused to Christians were removed from the: take the oath of allegiance to Hitler.ecclesiastical ministry.Victory in Finally in the fall of that year the this second phase of the Church open split came and the OPposine | i , } Housewives Everywhere For complete motoring satisfaction, use CHAMPLAIN PENMARK, the 1009, Pennsylvania Motor Oil.Drain and refill with Champlain Penmark to-day.Champlain Bensol and Champlain Ethyl as well as Champlain Plus 70 and Champlain Penmark Motor Oil are available at 750 Champlain Service Stations and Dealers throughout the Province.C= Puy CR J A Makes Your Car Perform.| Smoothez, Swifter, Better! Because of its plus 70 octane (anti-knock) rating +70 gasoline brings out every ounce of power, every split second of speed, every atom of performance in the new higher compression 1935 cars.Likewise, it makes any car perform swifter, smoother, better.Fill er up with Champlain +70 to-day! | eo.A That : cree Tha Garage BEN VIAU Distributor 1 \u201cOur Best Flour\u201d | Champlain Oil Products Is Best for Baking Limited Gasoline and Oils Timken Silent Automatic Oil Burner Representative for the District of Beauharnois.Phone 508 Valleyfield McDONALD & ROBB, Limited QUE.| VALLEYFIELD, HEE LAA 139,GRSOLINEY Page Ten For Sale Brick encased house, modern conveniences, open fireplace, garage.Terms.For full information, apply Mrs.R.C.Whealy.Box 37.Hun- tingdon, Que.100 bags nice clean potatoes.Conrad Benait, Franklin Centre, Que.[ Garden strawberries for sale.Thos.| Duncan, Ormstown.Two hayvloaders, Massey Harris and Case tnearly new).Max Arthur, Tel 624 r.3-1.Lady's Bicycle.Telephone 608 r.2-1.The Huntingdon Gleaner FOR SALE One Safe May be seen at Athelstan Customs House.or Offers to be submitted to Collector of National Revenue.Huntingdon, before July 9th.1935.\u2018 ELM STREET HOUSE 300 Elm Street, MALONE.N.Y.Good meals and lunches served at all hours.Good 128-2cre farm, 1i: miles west Huntingdon.Sale price $4.500.$1500.cash.balance easy terms.Apply Romeo Jette, 2183 Nicolet St.Montreal, Phone Cherrier 8208.Neat Clean Rooms Good Service Low Rates Clymer F.Mills, Proprietor For this week only.100 B.R.month! old puliets.40c each.150 B.R.: chicks 2 weeks old, 16c each.E.E.Wells, Athelstan.I 1 small steel safe, in good condition.A.W.Elder.Glenelm.Phone 604° 1-3.6 acres of standing hay, priced right.or will exchange for cattle.J.A.! Dawson.Huntingdon.Phone 610-2.+ Willys Knight Sedan in first class condition.$25.George Beaulieu, ¢ o Rousselle\u2019s Bakery.Phone 60.| Huntingdon.53 Wellslea Barred Rock pullets.3a months old.Wm.R.Wilson.Tel.640 r.1-2, L Wright} Furniture of all\u2019 kinds.Trout River.Ayrshire bull, 2 yr.old.very quiet.| Class A.Dams record 10.313 lbs.milk 4.85,.Also bull calf 6 weeks old.Will trade for Fall cows.J.E.Ness, Howick.! Strawberries, phone your order to, Mrs.Geo.Cavers, Tel 611 1-4, Ormstown.! Garden strawberries.A.K.English.Tel.607-5, Ormstown.1 sow with 7 pigs, 4 weeks: 4 milk wagon wheels.nearly new.J.B.Quenneville.Tel.643 2-1.5 new Ideal 6 ft.Deering mowers in good condition: also 1 5 foot Frost, & Wood mower.Fred J.Donnelly.Phone 604 2-1.Strayed Black horse, a week ago.Anyone knowing information communicate with Omer Bissonnette.Herdman.(New Road:.Students! Reservations for board and room are now being received for school students.Applicants may call in person at the Residence up till July 15th, or by letter after that date.Reduced rates.References required Apply The Matron, Presbyterian School Residence HUNTINGDON.P.Q.(OS VEUVE ETES CANNING For your canning\u2014Veg- etables, Meats, etc.Phone 618-4 Hinchinbrooke Rectory SN I NI Is hereby given to all interested parties, that any accounts due the undersigned must be paid to himself ' or to the Reverend Arthur Pigeon.Parish Priest of Huntingdon.| i Signed Rev.J.A.Derome ! To Rent Flat containing six rooms for July 1st.All modern conveniences.Apply to John Moriarty.Wellington St.A Convenience There is now an extra hour-and-a- (hall of low night rates on long distance telephone calls.Now that night rates begin at 7 p.m.instead of 8.30 users will find it still more attractive to call distant friends.CARD OF THANKS The School Commissioners of God- manchester wish to publicly thank the following donors who have so generously donated prizes for the different schools of the Municipality: Rev.A.Pigeon.Rev.J.A.David, Mother Superior Huntingdon Convent.Rev.Sister St.Peter.Rev.Sister | St.Louise, Mesdames P.J.O'Connor.André Riel, R.Daignault, P.J.Le- , febvre.Adrien Leboeuf.C.Myre.and Messrs.W.E.Lefebvre.T.Beau- champ.A.Latreille.Frank Allard, R.Billette.E.Daignault.and many other kind friends.Please be advised that trespassing on my property in St.Anicet Parish \u201c15 prohibited from this date.F.X.Trepanier, June 10th.1935 St.Anicet.ANNOUNCING Adolphe Savard as agent for Singer Sewing Machine Company.Phone Huntingdon 29.\u201c NOTICE The members of the Snow-plow Company who were responsible for the winter maintainance of the Mon- treal-Malone Highway wish to thank \u201call those who contributed to such up- *xeep and to Mr.William Arthur for the amount he collected from the rate-pavers along his bus route.\u201cNOTICE My doctor has advised me to give up work.so I take this opportunity to advise those indebted to me to \u2018settle by the fifteenth of July next.for on that date my books will be given to a lawyer for collection.L.N.DUPUIS PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting of ratepayers of the School Municipal- ity of Howick will be held in the Town Hall, Howick.Monday.July 8th at 10.00 a.m.1935, to proceed with the election of two School Commissioners to replace John Morrison and J.S.Rorison, whose terms of office ,then expire.: THOS.T.GEBBIE.Secy.-Treas.NOTICE I have been appointed Agent for Frost & Wood Farm Implements and repairs for same.I also have a complete line of Plow Points.Chas.Trepanier, Cazaville, Que.Tenders Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to June 29th.for the convevance of pupils to and from Howick Consolidated School on the following routes: ist\u2014From Howick on west side of English River.Australia Concession and west side of Norton Creek to end of school Municipality and return, 2nd\u2014Up East side of English River.Scotch Concession and East side of Norton Creek.to end of school Municipality and return.3rd\u2014Fertile Creek and Tulluch- gorum concessions.4th\u2014North and South sides of the Chateauguay River.The Commission does not oblige i themselves to accept the lowest or (FAVA ANAN BVA BNA BE EE I VES YO YI IES IE AVIS Est par les présentes donné à tous les intérressés que les comptes dûs au soussigné doivent être payer à lul- même ou à l'Abbé Arthur Pigeon, | curé de Huntingdon.! Signé l\u2019Abbé J.À.Derome NO NOMME NE.TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE uni retired farmer.+ â TO RENT Apply The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.Huntingdon, Que.any tender.successful tenders to fur- .nish $20.000 accident insurance for \u2018safety of children.THOS.T.GEBBIE.Secy.-Treas.RE: ESTATE WILLIAM HENRY TRAINER In his lifetime of the Township of ranklin.farmer.All persons having claims against the above Estate or indebted thereto are requested to communicate with the undersigned without delay.Oscar H.S.Trainer, Franklin Centre, Que.Donald M.Rowat, N.P., Aldred Bldg.Montreal.Re Estate ALEXANDER McEDWARD In his lifetime of the Town of All persons having claims against the above estate are respectfully requested to file the same with the undersigned, and all persons owing the above estate are likewise respectfully requested to make payment to the undersigned.E.C.McCoy, and Mrs Allan L.Smith, Huntingdon, Executors, or Donald M.Rowat, N.P., Aldred Building, Montreal F ROOFING and SIDING Haycars, Track and Forks Barn Door Track and Hangers Litter Carriers, Stanchions, Stalls, etc.The Pedlar People C.E.BOYCE, Local Agent, Phone 160-J tario Huntingdon NO TRESPASSING | DONT STORE Your Used Articles SELL THEM Through Gleaner CLASSIFIED Advertisements.2 4 3 > \" PROVINCE OF QUEBEC School Municipality of Ormstown Public notice is hereby given that there will be held on Monday.the 8th day of July.1935.at the hour of \"ten of the morning at the Town Hall, \u2018Ormstown.a meeting of the owners of real estate of this Municipality.entered as such upon the valuation roll, to proceed with the election of one School Commissioner in place of , Samuel Todd.whose term of office | will have expired.Given at Ormstown this 21st day of June.1935.i W.G.McGERRIGLE.Secretary-Treasurer To Rent Flat, ground floor, 5 rooms and Kit- | chen.also 2 rooms and Kitchenette.Apply Findlay Hotel.Wanted Boarders or roomers, two Or more.comfortable.modern.reasonable rates.Tel 243-F.Box 2900.Gleaner office.A woman experienced in Kitchen work.must be good worker.good wages to reliable woman.Apply Box 2250.Gleaner Office.To buy 10 cords of 3 ft.dry wood.Huntingdon Farmers\u2019 Co-operative.Huntingdon.Que.Attention Ladies Why throw away your shoes just because the nails are hard on your feet or because they scratch the floors.We can put on soft soles, which are easy on your feet and will not scratch the tloors.| Men! If vour hat is soiled why not {bring it to us and we will make it like new.All work guaranteed.Prompt Service.Moderate Prices Jos.Morin, shoe Hospital, Huntingdon PROVINCE OF QUEBEC school Municipality of Huntingdon Public notice is hereby given that \u2018there will be held on Monday.the | eighth day of July.1935.at the hour \u2018of ten of the morning.at the Aca- \\demy.a meeting of the owners of real estate of this Municipality.entered as such upon the valuation roll.to proceed with the election of one 1 school commissioner.Given at Huntingdon.this twenty- ; fifth day of June.1935.| WwW.K.PHILPS.Secretary A true copy.W.K.Philps.Secy.TENDERS | Will be received up to Juiy 5th.\"1935, for alterations to the Masonic Building.Huntingdon.Que.Plans and specifications can be {seen at the home of J.A.Hunter.i Huntingdon.Que.Lowest or ahy tender not necesar- ily accepted.\"Star (6005 - 71253) Standard bred stallion.3 years of age.stands over 16 hands.Sire\u2014 Spencer 68128, record 2 yrs.2.05!4.3 yrs.1594.Dam-\u2014Starbertha.record 2 yrs.2.09\", by Day Star 65164.This is one of the best bred stallions in Canada.Can be found at the stable of Dr.R.N.Walsh.V.S.\u2026.Hunting- don.on and after June 28th.Greig and Hamilton HAY SALE WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd Farm Robert McCracken Vance Sideroad 50 acres good standing timothy hay.Barn room if wanted.Sale 2 p.m.Terms if desired.Immediately after:\u2014Also the standing hay on the farm of John K.Baird Standing Hay Sale Of about 30 acres on the farm of A.W.Smaill.Township of Elgin.on SATURDAY, JUNE 29th, 1935 at 2.00 o'clock p.m.sharp About 40 cords of mixed dry stove wood, 1 mowing machine in first class order.TERMS\u2014Cash or credit arranged.FRED J.DONNELLY.Auctioneer Auction Sale At the residence of Olivier Durocher, One mile from Dundee Lines on Lake Shore Road.THURSDAY, JUNE 27th, 1935 at 1.00 p.m.the following: 28 pure bred and high grade Holstein milk cows, all due to freshen in December.January and February, 1 yearling filly, 1 Shetland pony with whole outfit, 1 sow due to farrow in July, 8 shoats 2 months old, 40 milk cans, 8 gals.; 5 working horses including 3 mares: also whole farm implements, hay loader, side rake, dump rake.mower 6 foot cut, mower 5 foot cut.wagons and racks, plows, 1 gang plow.2 oil stoves in good condition.The whole to be sold without reserve as Mr.Durocher has rented the farm.Also about July 15th, 300 acres of standing hay and grain.TERMS OF SALE: \u20146 months credit on all sums over $10.00.FRED J.DONNELLY, Auctioneer Haldimand Inn Haldimand, Que.6 Miles East from Gaspe Bridge 47 Miles West from Perce P.B.Patterson, Prop.Famous for its Clean Rooms and Home Meals Hot and Cold Running Water Warmest Sea Bathing on Coast Sea Trout Fishing > | $ |O'Connor ot\u2018 Clyde's Corners land Mrs.Hamilton Huntingdon No.2 Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Gibson of Alta | Crest Farm.Spencer, Mass, are visiting at the McMillan home.and will {buy Ayrshires for export to the US.~ swith the assistance of Mr.McMillan.Mr.Gilbert McMillan has been appointed judge of Ayrshires at the i Quebec Provincial Exposition in , September.The prize awarded by W.E.Le- .febvre to the most accomplished { English pupil in the secondary language was merited by Miss Beatrice School.Pupils of the Clyde's Corner School enjoyed a picnic at the home of Mr.P.J.O'Connor on Thursday, organized by their teacher, Miss L.Ger- vais.A very enjoyable day was spent in games and refreshments.Covey Hill On Saturday afternoon the spacious rooms of \u2018Keithburn\u2019 were the scene of a very pleasant gathering when Mr.and Mrs.C.B.Edwards cntertained about forty relatives at the tea hour in honour of Mr.and | Mrs.Rufus Brooks of Livelong., Sask.The list of guests included friends from Howick.Dewittville.Hunting- don.Hemmingford and Mooers.N.Y.This was also Helen Brooks\u2019 eleventh birthday and she was remembered by a birthday cake decorated accordingly.On Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Edwards accompanied Mr.and Mrs.Brooks and children, Gordon and Irene to Montreal where they left by train on their journey back West.intending to visit other relatives in Toronto.also Mr.Chas.Brooks in Sudbury.Ont.Mr.Brooks has been fortunate in having good crops and up until recent years good prices.while so many in the west have suffered failure.Mr.L.A.Waddell is a patient in the Royal Victoria Hospital for observation.His friends trust he may be benefited by the treatment.Mr.Bray and three children.of Montreal spent the past week at Mr.Hamill's, Miss Geraldine Martin and Master Winston Stein are spending the summer there.Other guests were Mr.C.Martin.Mr.and Mrs.Angus Adair and son David.all of Montreal.Mrs, R.C.Whyte and son Ross have been guests of friends in the city.Recent visitors with Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Stewart, \"The HicKories\u201d have been Miss Merle Edwards of Mon- tieal.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Mohr.Timmins, Ont.Mr.and Mrs.Aaron Sweet.Winchester.Ont., and Mr.end Mrs.Fred Sweet.Clinton and Garth Waddell are spending part of their vacation in town with their aunt, Mrs.McNiece.Recent guests at Mr.W.R.Perry's were Mrs.Geo.Hooker, Mrs.M, Mec- Neil, Mrs.Alan Hooker.and Mr.Geo.Cowan of Ormstown.also Mr.and Mrs.Pearce.Lorne and George.of Dewittville.and Mrs.Rowland of Montreal West.Keitha Pearce is spending some time with her aunt, Mrs.Perry.Mr, and Mrs.Chester Orr and Dr.of Chicago, IL.were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.Churchill.Mr.Fred Foy and friend of Rouse\u2019s Pt.were callers this week at the Custom House.Mr.and Mrs.Harrison Rennie and little son of Mooers\u2019 Forks.N.Y.were guests recently at Mr.E.R.Louden's.Mr.and Mrs.Maitland are at Smiths\u2019 Falls and Brockville this week for the marriage of Mrs.Mait- land's nephew.Mr.Maitland officiating at the nuptial ceremony.Recent guests of Mrs.W.A.Sharpe were Mr.and Mrs.Jos.P.Smith of Montreal and Miss Libbie Waddell.Havelock Miss Mary Buchanan home on Thursday two weeks with town.Miss Jessie Frier of Franklin Centre spent the week-end with her mother.Mrs.J.Frier.Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Bradley and Mr.end Mrs.Dobbie of Lachute were veek-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Herb.McComb.Miss Isabel McLeod of Notre Dame de Grace spent the week-end the guest of Miss Hazel Gilmore and on Sunday entertained Mr.E.G.Cog- land, Huntingdon.Mr.and Mrs.George Sayer of Constable, N.Y.spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Henry Sayers.To Rent Cottage to rent for the season on the Lakeshore, about 1!'.miles west of Port Lewis.Reasonable rate for season.Apply B.W.Allen, Phone No.7.Huntingdon.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC returned after spending her sister at Orms- School Municipality of Ormstown (St.Malachie) Public notice is hereby given that there will be held on Monday.the 8th day of July.1935, at the hour of ten of the morning, at the Town Hall.Ormstown, à meeting of the owners of real estate of this Municipalit® entered as such upon the valuation roll.to proceed with the election of two School Commissioners in place of John A.Greer and George Kil- gour, whose term of office will have expired.Given at Ormstown this 21st day of June.1935.W.G.McGERRIGLE, Secretary-Treasurer For Sale or Exchange 1928 Whippet Coach or exchange for stock.Apply Ovila Myre, Plank Road.1 LH.C.6 ft.mower, 1 model T 1: ton truck in running order or would sell wheels or box or other parts.Wm.R.Wilson.640 r.1-2.To Arrive Car of Cedar Shingles Get Our Prices Before Buying City Gas & Electric Corp.Limited Huntingdon Phone 18, Many Attend Banquet.Held At Chateau (Continued from page 1) ;Vitz brothers will mean success for \u2018the Huntingdon plant, and make of it the model plant that we wish.Our t plants are recognized for height of ! efficlency and we want our Hunting- | don branch to enhance our present | reputation.| Mr.Kluger was heartily cheered when he made the announcement that London was today using and wearing products of tne Huntingdon ; null, | The speaker on behalf of the Mills | concluded with a prayer that his firm would continue to merit the confidence which had been placed in it and | \u201cIts officials, and to maintain a great ! \"consideration for their employees and thelr adopted town and country.He | then extolled the virtues of the Hun- tingdon mayor and presented him with the trophy which Windsor Mills had donated for the Town Hockey League.Hearty cheers were given \u201cDad,\u201d the elder Mr.Kluger, when he rose to speak.In a minute review of his family life \u201cDad\u201d referred in glowing tribute Lo his life-long partner and loud applause greeted Mrs.Kluger | when she acknowledged the tribute.ln his usual philosophical manner Mr.Kluger spoke of the baliquet as an engagement party, and expressed i thie hope that the golden anniversary 'of Huntingdon and Windsor Silk Mills would be as happy and success- fui as his personal one had been.Rev.J.B.Maclean, called upon to propose the toast to the Press, mentioned appreciation of the clergy having been asked to attend the banquet.He spoke in glowing terms of the local press, the Huntingdon Gleaner, tracing its foundation and the success of its first editor.the late Robert Sellar.and of the power and wide influence of his editorial writings.He also mentioned the succeeding editors the late Leslie Sellar, Watson Sellar.now Comptroller of the Canadian Treasury, and its present editor Adam L.Sellar.Dr.Maclean recalled the fact that a year ago the Huntingdon Gleaner had won the Pearce Editorial Trophy, Mr.Sellar having been named President of the Canadian Weekly Newspapers\u2019 Association.and more recently the Gleaner having been chosen on Casey's All-American Eleven, emblematic of one of the best eleven weekly newspapers on the North American continent.He expressed his pleasure at Mr.Sellar\u2019s having been nonoured with the King's Jubilee Medal, and made official presentation of the token.He also pinned the King's Medals on Dr.J.C.Moore.M.P., and Mr.M.B.Fisher, M.L.A.In Mr, Sellars response to the toast Lo the press after thanking Dr.Maclean for his kind remarks he referred to the part which the Board of Trade had played in Huntingdon's progress and touched oi some of its accomplishments.Rev.Father Pigeon remarked that the presence of the four clergymen was a sigh of the utterance of the blessing of God on the new Silk Mills.Continuing.he mentioned his pleasure at attending the banquet.and spoke of having been very favour- aoly impressed with the religious convictions of the new officials.Father Pigeon said that he had urged co-operation and honest work with the new industry by members of his congregation and would be pleased to help in any movement for the progress of the town and the betterment of its citizens.He was glad, he said, that mill officials intimated such consideration and fair treatment for their employees as would allow married men to bring up their families in proper manner.He extended personal thanks for the co-operation given him in his desire for observance of Holy Days.and commended Huntingdon citizens for their great respect to the Lord's Day.Fraser Keith of the Shawinigan Water and Power Company complimented the Gleaner on its fine recent achievements.He said that he was always interested in Huntingdon and hoped that the relationship between the Windsor Silk Mills and the town would always be a happy one and that the beginning of this relationship would be the beginning of a long era of prosperity for this district.Mr.Bowman of the Borden Company.who came from New York City tor the occasion said that he always found it most pleasant working with the Board of Trade and the Shawinigan Company and he joined his good wishes to the others in wishing the new industry a bright future inn Hun- tingdon.Ben Kluger expressed his appreciation to the Board of Trade for their fine official gesture of welcome and sald that although he was a stranger he had tried \u2018as much as one human being can get into another human being's heart\u201d to get into the hearts of the people in Huntingdon.Mr.Kluger had originally intena- ed to give an address about the manufacture of silk but due to the lateness of the hour mentioned just a few additional facts to what Mr.Carr had already said.He pointed out that a silk fibre was stronger than a steel wire of equal diameter.and also said that the silk made in the local plant was of the very best variety and that each garment was truly and entirely made of real silk.He added the thought that the Windsor Mill Company would do its share in bringing about a rosy future and a satisfying relationship between the town and the Mill.Mr.Joseph Horovitz emphatically denied.as previous speakers had jokingly declared, that this was perhaps only a small one-horse town and he felt that unstinted credit should go to those who had worked so hard to bring such a large industry into such & small town.He pointed out also the fitness of the Kluger family to operate successfully so large an undertaking and mentioned that he and his brother had been associated for the last twenty-six years with the silk industry in Canada while the Kluger family had been oustanding in the silk manufacturing business in the United States for the past eighteen years.Mr.Jacob Horovitz echoed his brother's sentiments and added his thanks to the Board of Trade and the Town Fathers for the warm welcome which they had given him and his associates.Rev.W.S.Hatcher acknowledged a previous comparison between the silk and dairying industries and also introduced a comparison between the silk industry and his own vocation.He sald the former wove cloth, while the latter wove character\u2014two neces- sities for civilization.Reserve July 11th Strawberry Sundae Social Auspices St.Paul's Church, Herdman Home Walter B, Levers.Y NOTICE The \u201cY\u201d will hold a Social Evening at Mr.N.W.Sparrow's camp, Port Lewis, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 2nd Bus will leave home of Miss Eva G.White at 7.00 p.m.Three-Legged Calf Born At St.Anicet Progressing Well A three-legged calf born at St.Anicet a few weeks ago continues to grow and hobble around.The calf now weighs seventy pounds.The animal was born to a cow on the farm of Pete Legault.It was able to run about a few days after its birth, at first with some difficulty.hut it soon gained considerable strength.The calf has two front legs, and one back leg.The stub of a third leg is visible at the point where natural growth would ordinarily occur but there is no protrusion outside the skin.The animal is a grade Holstein.Spend Dominion Day at the Banner House, Chateaugay Lake.Special turkey dinner served for 75c.week-end rate $3.00 per day.A.M.Chase, Chateaugay, N.Y, Strawberry Social By Powerscourt Woman's Ass'n.LAWN WILBUR McHARDY TUESDAY EVG.JULY 2nd Supper at 6 o'clock Admission 25c and 20c.Annual Picnic of the Athelstan Presbyterian Church will be held in THOS.ROSS' GROVE, Powerscourt THURSDAY, JULY 4th Dinner served at 11.30.There will be a programme.ball game and sports in the afternoon.The Ladies\u2019 Aid will also have a sale of useful and fancy articles.Admission 40 cts.Children 20 cts.Mr.Hatcher mentioned three types of people: the hard-working class who later retire and live with sufficient means, the class that live from hand to mouth having to spend all they make to keep living.and then the third unfortunate group who have neither means nor the opportunity of work to provide that means and this class, unhappily is made ub largely of young people.Con- cernimg this third group Mr.Hatcher said that it was a distinct source of joy for him to look out his rectory window and see the young people.newly graduated from school.going past morning and evening to their work in the Mill.For such a thing, he felt.we should be thankful, because the young people were being given the opportunity to make an honest and decent living and growing up to be good citizens of a good country.Morris Hunter, on behalf of the Rink Association.put in a plea for support from the Board of Trade and the people of Huntingdon.He said he felt that as well as the bowling green and other sport activities the young people needed help in clearing the debt off the skating rink.Mr.J.Tabackman, a prospective local industrialist, spoke and hoped that some day.in the near future.he would find his way clear to locate a branch of his firm in this town.W.S.Brown brought the meeting to a close by reading congratulatory telegrams from the president of the Kansas Silk Importing Company and from others all extending their best wishes for the success of the new industry in Huntingdon.Covey Hill Mr.and Mrs.Chas.H.Harrington.Mr.and Mrs.Dwight Philps and family motored from Burlington.Vt.and were guests at the home of Mr.John Waddell and family on Sunday.Strawberry Social On the lawn of the Rennie United Church Tuesday Evening, July 9th Programme Adults 25c, Children 20c.\u201cGraduation DANCE in the Huntingdon Skating Rink Thursday June 27th Music by Frank Wyatt and his Radio Band Floor Show.Favors.etc.Voting on the most popular floor show so far this season will take place during the evening.This promises to be one of the big dances of the season in Huntingdon.Don't Miss It.Admission: Gents 50c.Ladies if accompanied by gent free.CONCERT Master Garth and Clinton Wad- Benefit of dell are spending a week in Mon- : .treal.guests of Mr.and Mrs.Jos.P.Junior Old Time Orchestra Smith.and Master Kenneth McNiece returned to the city on Sunday.having spent the past few weeks at the home of Lis grandmother.Mrs.J.Waddell.Miss Alma Parham spent a few Huntingdon Skating Rink to be held in the Huntingdon Skating Rink says the past week in Montreal, the sun of Mrs sow ee ons | MONDAY JULY 1st past week at Cherry Lodge, Franklin DEAL THEATRE Thursday-Friday, June 27-28 JOE E.BROWN'S funniest picture \u201cSix Day Bike Rider\u201d Saturday Only BUCK JONES starring in Stone of Silver Creek Episode No.1 of our new serial \u201cRUSTLERS OF RED GAP\u201d Also Popeye the Sailor and News Sun.-Mon., June 30-July 1 Program of Orchestra\u2014 Selections, Musical Numbers, songs, Duets, Skits, Dance Numbers by Miss Gnaedin- ger of Valleyfield.Curtain at 8.15 Admission 25c Good seating accommodation has been arranged.No.| sound system, all can hear JChateaugay\u2019s DANCE Immediately after the concert Good music Gents 50c, Ladies if accompanied by gent free.TN I I I IO 2, Humanity First PUBLIC MEETING in the interest of the C.C.F.will be held in Community Hall, Dundee FRIDAY, June 28th 8.30 p.m.Also SATURDAY, June 29 8.15 p.m.Kensington Hall Prominent speakers will be present.Subject: \u201cThe Farmer and the C.CF.\u201d Admission Free.All Welcome _ Dancing after the Meeting.Thursday-Friday, June 27-28 (On the Screen) MAY ROBSON \u201cStrangers All Vogue Novelty \u201cChain Letter Dimes\u201d Musical, \u2018Melody Magic\u201d - Cartoon - News (On the Stage) Big Grange Stage Show by prominent members of the Malone Grange A DARRYL F, ZANUCK production Released thru UNITED ARTISTS Tues.-Wed., July 2-3 RONALD COLEMAN starriny® in Bull Dog Drummond Strikes Back Saturday, June 29 BERT WHEELER-ROBT.WOOLSEY \u201c The Nitwits \u201d Serial No.8 \u201cRUSTLERS OF RED DOG\u201d EEN MM AL ONE, Wednesday, June 26th, 1935 Lawn Social on the UNITED CHURCH GROUNDS, Howick, Que.FRIDAY, JUNE 28th at 8.15 \u2018A splendid programme has been arranged of music, recitations, etc, and an address by Dean Brittain of Macdonald College.Admission: Adults 25c, Children 15c.Strawberry Sundae Social at Elgin Presbyterian Church, on Friday Evening, June 28th Supper served from 6.00 p.m.Admission 30c and 20c.SOCIAL A strawberry social will be held in the Rockburn Church Hall under the auspices of the Rockburn W.M.S.Saturday Evening, June 29th À good program will be given by Athelstan and Ormstown talent.Supper from 6.30.Admission 25c SOCIAL À social under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society, will be held on Friday Evening, June 28th in the Presbyterian Church Hall, .ORMSTOWN.A good programme will be given.Refrashments, candy, ice-cream wil} be sold.Admission 25 cts.Children 15 cts.50th Annual Farmers\u2019 Basket Picnic this picnic will be held MONDAY, JULY 1st, 1935 \u2014 in \u2014 GREIG'S GROVE, Cairnside, Que.All the Members of Parliament in the district have been invited.Also a number of other speakers.Games of all kinds for young and ®ld, Quoiting, Horse Shoe Pitching, Land Boat Races, Running and Jumping.Softball Games.The draw: 9.00 a.m.\u2014 Brysonville vs.Fertile Creek, picnic diamond.Ayrness vs.Riverfield, other diamond; 10.00 a.m.\u2014Dundee vs, Aubrey.picnic diamond, Howick vs.Cairnside.other diamond; 11.00 a.m.\u2014Ormstown vs.Ormstown, picnic diamond; teams drawn for these hours kindly be on time and save delay.as there are so many games.Refreshments sold on the grounds.Tea, sugar and milk provided free.Band of the Roval Montreal Regiment will furnish music.T.Mason Greig, David T.Ness, President Secretary ENN On I I II St.Andrew\u2019s Club Presbyterian Church Strawberry Social will be held on the lawn of W.G.CASSIDY, DEWITTVILLE THURSDAY, July 4th Programme at 8.15 p.m.Consisting of Songs, Solos, Duets, Musical Numbers by Junior Old Time Orchestra, and public addresses.Admission 25c.NII PICTURES in O\u2019Connor Hall Huntingdon, Que.FRIDAY, JUNE 28th \u201cJUDGE PRIEST\u201d Comedy drama featuring WILL ROGERS MONDAY and TUESDAY, JULY 1st and 2nd \u201cTHE GILDED LILY\u201d starring CLAUDETTE COLBERT and FRED MacMURRAY FRIDAY-SATURDAY, JULY 5th-6th SHIRLEY TEMPLE \u201cBRIGHT EYES\u201d This Shirley Temple picture will be shown Saturday.July 6th, at 3 p.n.Children 15c.TUESDAY, JULY 9th \u201cALL THE KING'S HORSES\u201d starring MARY ELLIS - CARL BRISSON Comedy - Pictorial - News N.Y.Sunday and Monday, June 30-July 1 JOE E.BROWN \u201c Alibi Ike \u201d Colored Musical \u201cSpringtime in Holland\u201d Pictorial Review - Cartoon - News Tuesday-Wednesday, July2-3 Double Feature Program ROBT.TAYLOR \u201cMurder in the Fleet\u201d Co-feature SALLY EILERS \u201c Alias Mary Dow \u201d Latest News Events IMPORTANT NOTICE People who are on Standard Time may attend the theatre as late as 9 p.m.(Standard Time) and see % EEE Cartoon - News complete show."]