The Huntingdon gleaner, 14 août 1935, mercredi 14 août 1935

[" 935 nited al at 9th n.e the ch.\u2014 A 1gdon A.ecita- y en- | ther\u2019s n un- shire 935 ations, ill be M ess of YU .cOuat, tative, 5 ude:\u2014 § agnoen, .School aud art at vill be unche- urnish cream, i gener- prizes, | Class, e Best by = YLOR|B ary ) .8-9 ; the 8 y o 1edian d richt } Shorts ! day \u20ac starting, 8 .a fast >\u201d : d 19 3 ne j 15-16 § or AUS À SON \\ be » nce © cts.» A) 14 N » DODD is ndes pe - i ; ; udition § ri Acquire a government over your ideas, that they may come down when called, and depart when bidden.SEVENTY-SECOND YEAR Maxime Raymond Again Chosen As Candidate Liberals Realigned Counties Of Beauharnois-Laprairie Name Standard Bearer At Valleyfield Rally Rinfret Chief Speaker Sitting Member Unanimous Choice Delegates Called to Political Convention Staging a convention Saturday afternoon prior to the political rally that had been announced, Liberal supporters unanimously elected Maxime Raymond, M.P., for Beauharnois, candidate in the new division of Beauharnois-Laprairie.The convention was presided over by the Hon.Fernand Rinfret, M.P., for St.James.Immediately the gathering convened in the hall, an elector rose to propose that the Hon.Honoré Mercier, Minister of Lands and Forests, be appointed secretary of the convention.This came as an obvious surprise to Mr.Mercier, and seeing his hesitation, Mr.Rinfret suggested that in view of Mr.Mercier's position a somewhat lesser personage be appointed convention secretary.The proposer, however, replied he did not care what Mr.Mercier's position was; : there was no doubt he was a good \u201crouge\u201d and he again asked him to accept the position.This the Minister did with the best possible grace.Maxime Raymond'\u2019's name was the first to be proposed as Liberal can- = ta ap- the 1 at or- | as Port med Paul s of lave d a |Z Ami UV Que.i \u2014 q p \u201d, Wednesday, August 14th, 1935 THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Page Five Hemmingford Miss 8.Helena Shaw spent the past » week with Mrs.Donald Orr.Miss E.M.O'Dell and Miss Irene Moore are visiting relatives in Montreal.Miss Madelyn Fisher, Chazy, spent the past week visiting Miss Lillian Fisher and Mrs.Russell Williams.Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Cogehill of Wilmington, Del, are guests of Mrs.De Mouilpied and Miss de Mouilpied.Miss Bernice Smirle has received word from Ottawa, where she attended school the past term, that she successfully passed her examinations.' Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Ross and two children of Richmond.recently visited Mr.and Mrs.J.S.Cleland.Mrs.Cleland and three children returned to Richmond with them.Mrs.Geo.Kennedy of Mooer's, N.Y.is a guest at Orr's Hotel.The Ladies\u2019 of St.Anne's Society held their annual church supper on the church lawn on Tuesday.The weather proved ideal, and the event was a decided success.Miss May Bennett spent the weekend with Mr.and Mrs.Fred Hope at Smith's Falls, Ont.The burial services for the \u201cAshes\u201d of the late Frank Spearman of Montreal, will be held on Friday afternoon at the Hemmingford cemetery.The Masons will have charge of the service.Miss Mamie Scotland of Brooklyn.N.Y., Mrs.Ralston of Round Lake, N.Y., Miss Minnie Scotland and Mr.Donald Scotland of Cohoes, N.Y.were week-end visitors of friends here.Miss Jane Metcalfe of Montreal, who spent the week-end at the Mc- Crea home, accompanied them back to Cohoes.Mrs.Geo.Bennett and family who spent the past seven weeks visiting relatives here left for their home at Tampa, Fla., last week.A gift from the estate of the late Miss R.Curry has been donated to St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church and was used for the first time on Sunday.The gift is thirteen new Hymnals and a beautiful Hymn Board.Miss Verna Kennedy and Master John Kennedy have returned from a pleasant holiday spent at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Jas, Dumont, Mooer\u2019s, N.Y.Tatehurst Mrs.John Cav :s nas returned to Montreal after spending several weeks at her home here.Mrs.Parson ana children of Montreal were guests kst week of Mr.ana Mrs, Wm.Lene) Mr.and Mrs.Jon MacDougall visited last week wit.friends at Lennoxville.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Marshall of Regina are visiting frieuds and relatives in this vicinity.Mr.Smith and Mrs.Walker of Montreal were recent guests of Miss Florence and Mr.Kenneth Cook.The Associate Helpers of the United Church were entertained Wed- resday, August 7th, at the home of I4iss Edith Sproule.Miss Lydia Bazin ci Ormstown took charge of the devotional period, then the ladles quilted and worked on quilt blocks.At the close of the meeting the hostess, assisted by Miss Margaret Mc- Neil \u2018served dainty refreshments to twenty-two members and friends of the Society.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Tannahill of Rockburn visited last Wednesday with Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Ovans.Mrs.Wm.Cully and two children are spending some time with her Liother, Mrs.John St.Louis.Mr.Thomas Rice of Boston, Mass.visited last week with Mr.and Mrs.George Rice.Miss Ethel Cavers of Philipsburg is visiting with Mr.and Mrs.J.Ds Ovans.Miss Ethel! Cavers, of Phillipsburg, is visiting with Mr.and Mrs.J.D.Ovans.Mrs.Chambers, of Saranac, Mr.Lindsay Chambers, of Huntingdon Mr.Albert Smithers and Miss Olive VV cGerrigle, of Montreal, were guests last week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Wm, McGerrigle, Sr.Howick The main office of the Bell Telephone which is under construction by Messrs.Fishlock and McNair of Montreal, is progressing rapidly.It is expected that it will be ready for use by the middle of September.Miss Mildred Clark.who has just returned from a trip to Bermuda.spent a couple of days last week at the home of Mr, and Mrs.Syd Stewart.Miss Evelyn Best of Bedford.and Mr.Stewart Roy of Montreal.were also guests at the Stewart home.Proof of Leatherlips\u2019 Guilt Back in 1810 the Indian Chief Leatherlips was tomahawked by his own tribesmen on a charge of practicing witchcraft.After the chief was struck on the head and lay for a while in the agonies of death, the tomahawk-wielding executioner directed the attention of those present to the drops of sweat gathering on the dying Indian's neck and face, remarking with exultation that this was conclusive proof of Leatherlips\u2019 Guilt.Cigarettes Camels, Lucky Strikes, Chesterfields, Old Golds.2 Pkgs.25c.Tins of 50 3lc.SMITH PHARMACY 28 E.Main St.Phone 588 Malone.N.Y.Tatehurst Miss Dorothy Prew of Montreal.spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.Eddie Hooker.Mr.Edward Upton spent Sunday at St.Clothilde.\u201c > Miss Keitha Pearce of Dewittville.| spent last week with her grand parents, Mr.and Mrs, George Hooker., Mr.and Mrs.Hobbs motored to ; Toronto last week.Mrs.Burns, Keith | Wis.and Mrs.Wm.Cullen of Mon- in her forty-seventh year.Ormstown | Misses Loretta and Dorothy Mur- | phy spent last week in Syracuse.N.Y., having returned with their sisters eq Alexandrine Bergevin.wife of Mrs.Jas.Hennessey and Miss Sara ! Joseph Chartrand.The deceased was Murphy of Syracuse, who had spent born at Athelstan.Que.a daughter Obituary Mrs.Joseph Chartrand On Saturday.Aug.3rd death claim- ling in the Union Church, Trout Riv- Glenelm .Robson The social held on Thursday even- Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Guy.Mrs.Hall and Miss Eva Hall, of Verdun er.N.Y.was a decided success.The [were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.evening being ideal, a great many'.J.R.Beattie.raotored from Malone and surround-| Mr Geo.McDonald, also Mr.and A treat for green tea drinkers , 8 couple cf weeks vacation with their | parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Murphy.Mr.Robert McEwen of Superior.of Mr.Prank Bergevin and the late {| Mrs.Bergevin.J | The late Mrs.Chartrand was only ! Twenty | land Robert returning with them, af- trea).were called here last week ,yoars ago this Autumn she came to ter spending several months at the SWINE to the serious illness of their! New Erin a bride and during these | Robbs home.Mrs.Dougal Beattie of Hemming- Mrs.Bert Anstice and Joyce of 1 Montreal, visited a few days last week with Mr.and Mrs.Eddie Hooker.Mr.Wesley Marshall spent Friday in Montreal.Mr.Gilbert Turner of Montreal, was a week-end guest at the home of Mr.James Simpson.Mrs.Turner -and daughter are spending some time with her father.Mr.Simpson.Miss Viola Gruer spent a few days last week with her friend Miss Mar- I garet McGerrigle.Huntingdon.| Miss Grace and Master Lindsay {Cameron of Massena.N.Y.spent last week with Mr.and Mrs.Eddie | Hooker.Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Cavers of Philipsburg, spent a few days last week with friends here.Mrs.Robert MacDougall returned with them to spend some time with her sister.Messrs.Douglas and Thos.Sproule, Miss Edith Sproule and Mr.Ralza English motored to Walkerville.Ont.last week-end and are spending a week with friends there.Mr.and Mrs.Edgar McKell and Thyra spent a few days last week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.John Whiteford.Mr.Leslie Hastie of Montreal spent the week-end with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Hastle.Mrs.Dan McLean of Edmonton.Alta.visited last week with Mr.and Mrs.George Hooker.Misses Fern Marshall and Connie Moncaster of Montreal, Melva Campbell visited on Friday with Mr.and Mrs.Alan Hooker.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Muir and Mabel of Lancaster.Ont.visited friends in this district last week-end.Mrs.D.J.Greig of Brysonville.spent a few days last week with her daughter.Mrs.Preston Hooker.Mrs.Cecil Donaldson and Dorothy of Dexter, N.Y.are guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Beattie.Mrs.Thompson of Dewittville, visited a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs.Herbert Ovans.Howick The August meeting of the Howick W.I.met on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.Jas.McKell, River- field.About fifty members and visitors were present and responded to the roll call with \u201cTraits I like in Others.\u201d Plans for the school fair in Sept.were discussed at some length, several changes being made.The pro- Miss Agnes Carmichael.Mrs.Alex.Younie read an interesting account of how the song \u201cWhen You and I Were Young, Maggie\u201d came to be written.All regretted the absence of Miss Janet Morris, who was to have given a talk on Shakespeare.Mrs, J.D.Lang had arranged an \u201cExchange of Ideas\u201d which added considerably to the social side of the meeting.Mrs.Gardiner recited a beautiful poem entitled \u201cMy Neighbour\u201d and which was given in honour of the hostess, Mrs.McKell.The singing of some community songs brought the meeting to a close.Refreshments were then served by the Riverfield members on the spacious lawn.where all enjoyed an hour of social intercourse, Recent guests at the home of Mr.and .Mrs.Stuart Kerr were Mrs.Black, Mrs.Brown and Mrs.Taylor, all of Outremont.Mr.and Mrs.N.F.Manning are now settled in their new home, the house until recently occupied by Mr.Campbell Steele.A new porch has been built and other improvements made which greatly improve it.Dr.Wilfred Watson has added a sun porch to his home as did also Mr.Wallace Logan earlier in the season.These various changes add greatly to the appearance of the street.Messrs.Archie and John Tennant of Ottawa, spent the week-end at their home.Dr.and Mrs.Wm.Tennant and daughters Betty and Winnifred of Oshawa.have returned home after spending a week with his mother.Mrs.Geo.Tennant.Principal Donaldson, Mrs.Donaldson and son of Waterloo, Que.are occupying the apartment over the Bank of Commerce.Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Elliot and daughters Misses Isabel, Jane and Elizabeth have returned from a most enjoyable motor trip through Ontario spending some time with relatives at Blenheim, Ont.Misses Marjorie and Mildred Steele of Bedford, Que., visited last week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Miller.Mr.and Mrs.L.S.Bryson and son Alexander of Toronto, spent the past week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Bryson.Thursday callers of Mrs.Ross were Mrs.Booth and son Robert, Miss Betty Ross of Montreal and Miss Vernon of Boston.The Misses Mary and Annie Mc- Neil of Winnipeg, were the guests of Mrs.Geo.Tennant on Saturday, also Mr.John Brown of Huntingdon.Miss Marion Gebbie of Huntingdon, Mrs.May Anderson and Mr.Stuart Anderson of Westmount, spent the week-end at the home of Mr.and Mrs.T.T.Gebbie.Miss Christina Cameron and Miss Ross of Montreal, spent the weekend at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Arch.Cameron.Miss Verna Cullen has been the guest of her friend, Miss Betty Roy for the past week.Ps Ll Ld BRULOVA WATCHES Phone 50, \u201cSEE BROWN AND SEE BETTER\u201d For Better Watches W.S.Brown Jeweller and Graduate Optometrist, BROWN'S and Diamonds Huntingdon ford, called on friends here Saturday.| and Miss | gram consisted of currents events by |the 5th inst.brother.Mr.Archie McEwen.i suffered a stroke.Mr.and Mrs.M.H.Dudley and Mr.A.E.Sadler motored to Morin Heights, Que.and spent the weekend with friends there.The Busy Bees Mission Band held a work meeting on Tuesday afternoon in McDougall Hall.After a short business and devotional period the remainder of the afternoon was spent in sewing, pasting.and various kinds of work.who Miss Martha Welch of Chicago.Ill.| was the guest last week of her aunt.\u2018Miss Welch.Miss Vera Williams is visiting her sister.Mrs.Randall Brooks at Errol.N.H.Masters Gerald and Robert Caza of | Massena.N.Y.are spending two weeks holidays with their grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.L.Duval Miss Mabel McCaig of Montreal \u2018has returned home after spending two weeks vacation in Ormstown.Mrs.Wm.Reeves and daughters.also little grandson Tommy Reeves of | Hamilton.Ont., are visiting Mrs.Jas.\u2018Reeves, | Mr.and Mrs.Wm.O.Dawson and little son Forrest of Glenelm.were guests on Sunday of Mrs.Robert Fennell.Miss Hazel Ouimet of Valleyfield.and Miss Jean Gallagher of Montreal, were guests last week of Mr.and Mrs.Jerry Murphy.Rockburn Two games were played on the local baseball diamond Saturday afternoon.The first was a game of softball between the Franklin Centre and local teams.This was the Franklin boys first match and they played a good game, losing to the local boys by only a small margin.The second game was between the married and single men.From the start it was easily seen that the married men were much too strong an aggregation for their younger opponents, practically putting the game on ice in the first three innings.Mr.A.Pollock umpired the game in a manner satisfactory to all.The girls softball team played at the Gore last week and won by a score of 8-4.A return match to be played on the local diamond is being arranged.Mrs.Robb and the Misses Robb of Montreal, spent the week-end with Miss Dunsmore.On Sunday afternoon the congregation had the pleasure of hearing the latter sing during the service.Havelock Council Havelock Council met on Monday.Present, W.R.Perry, Mayor.and Councillors, Semple, Bourdon, Stevenson, Waddell and Costello.: Moved by Coun.Costello, seconded by Coun.Bourdon, that the valuation roll be taken up and read.Moved by Coun.Stevenson, seconded by Coun.Sample, that the valuation roll be and is hereby homologat- ed without amendments.Moved by Coun.Sample, seconded by Coun.Stevenson, that By-law No.96 be read and passed laying a rate of 10 mills on the dollar on all taxable property in the Township of Havelock for the current year and that the by-law be promulgated in the usual manner.Moved by Coun.Sample, seconded by Coun.Bourdon, that Henry Sayer be engaged as overseer to build the Cowan bridge, he to get his own men.Henry Sayer to be paid $2.00 per day and the men $1.50.Moved by Coun.Costello, seconded by Coun.Bourdon.that Omer Pou- part be given the old bridge for taking it off, all the irons to belong to the Council and to be left there and the abutments to be left clean for the new bridge.Moved by Coun.Stevenson, seconded by Coun.Bourdon.that the Secretary notify all the road inspectors to have all the brush on the roadsides also all the wild apple trees on the roadsides cut and all brush burned.Moved by Coun.Waddell, seconded by Coun.Sample.that the Secretary notify the Road Department to have \u201cStop Signs\u201d put on the roads at all intersections in the Township of Havelock.Moved by Coun.Sample, seconded by Coun.Stevenson, that the Council order the names changed on the fol- Llowing lots.Lot No.42b, 1st Range, from James Greenway to Lewis Blair, and that part of Lot No.73¢c be inscribed to Henry Phileon, that Lot No.74c 2nd Range be changed from Agustus Hebert to Sam and Henry Heitner.Lot No.81 2nd Range be changed from Jennie Edward to Colin B.Edwards, that Lot No.84a 2nd Range be changed from James Mannagh to Wand J.Mannagh, that the name Mabel McDowell be inscribed as part of Lot No.91b 2nd Range, that Lot No.124a 3rd Range be changed\u2019 from Baptiste Laroche to Eli Vincent, Lot No.132bc 3rd Range be changed from R.S.Brown to Rene Lussier, Lot No.160bc be changed from Amos Paten- aude to Elzeor Boileau, Lot No.166abc be changed from Baptiste Laroche to Eli Vincent.Lot No.167b and No.168a be changed from Mrs.Thos.Bustard to Richard Fisher, Lot No.198b 5th Range be changed from F.C.Baskin to Edward Baskin.also Lots No.llef, 12a, and 12b 1st Clergy be changed from T.C.Baskin to Edward Baskin.+ \u2018few years, won many friends and \u2018neighbors by her kind personality.! who will miss her greatly.Her home land family were the chief interest of | \u2018her life and there you could find her | \u2018toiling unceasingly for their happi- : \u2018ness.All comforts and consolation \u2018for the sick and dying were afford- | ied her and for her, death had no terrors.She faced it as she had lived, calmly and courageously and full of | trust and confidence in the goodness, of God.The funeral was held on Monday | \"morning.August 5th to St.Joseph's Church.Huntingdon.Rev.Father Pigeon received the body and Father : Poirier of Hinchinbrooke chanted the | Solemn Mass of Requiem.Rev.Father Bergevin was also present in the \"sanctuary.The honorary pall-bear- ers were Messrs, Omer and Alfred Bergevin: the pall-bearers: Messrs.Euclide, Arthur, Omer, Donat, Zeno- _phile and Oscar Chartrand., Surviving are her husband and nine children.Ovila, Eva.Yvonne, Marie Jeanne, Eloria, Florence, Art- | hur, Alfred.Aldora, also her father, | Mr.Frank Bergevin of Athelstan.one sister, Mrs.Bacon of Willimantic, and four brothers.Omer of Montreal, Arthur of Western Canada, Aifred and Allen of Athelstan.Much sympathy is extended to the bereaved family and relatives.; Mrs.F.L.M.Wills On Saturday, August 10th, at the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.R.Graham, passed away after a short illness.She came here to live two years ago from Toronto, but formerly had been a well-known resident of Huntingdon and a member of St.John's Anglican Church.Mrs.Wills had reached a great age, being in her ninety-first year.She came of pioneer stock, her father having been sent out from England as a Missionary early part of the last century.So the deceased lady always took a keen interest in Missions.She was also an accomplished pianist, and to the last a great writer.Mrs.Wills is survived by two daughters out of a family of six, Mrs.H.R.Graham of Huntingdon and Mrs.G.E.Burns of Westmount, P.Q.and one grandson, Major E.L.M.Burns, M.C., O.BE., General Staff, Ottawa, who has won distinction in Empire service, The funeral took place on Monday at St.John's Church where the service was taken by the Rev.Arthur Cowdery of Malone, in the absence of the Rector, Mr.Hatcher.The following acted as pall-bearers: Messrs.C.B: Kelly, W.A.Hunter.Wm.Ham- flton, R.E.Ewart, Arthur Graham and Ward McLean.Masses of beautiful flowers were received, Matrimonial Co Dandurand-Laberge - The marriage of Colombe, only daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Adelard Leberge, of Valleyfield, Que., to Mr.Lucien Dandurand, son of the late Joseph Dandurand and Mrs.Dandu- rand, was solemnized Wednesday, niorning, August 7th, by Monseigneur Nepveu, in the Cathedral at valleyfield, which was decorated with white daisies and gladioli for ile occasion.Mr.Raphael Belanger, Dr.Amyot and Mr.M.Trottier took part in the musical program.The bridegroom was accompanied by his brother, Mr.Armand Dandurand, and by Mr.Romeo Martineau, of Montreal, who acted as best man.The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a Moly- neux model of snow white satin, the train of which was lined with pink georgette crepe, with a veil of white David, illusion, her only omament being a piatinum watch, the gift of the] bridegroom.She carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and lilies-of- | the-valley.Miss Isabelle Lalonde, of.Montreal, the bride's only attendant.; os bridesmaid, wore a Lelong model of rough printed satin, in tones of eggshell and scarlet.with a large ; scarlet velvet hat and carried a col- | cuial bouquet of Johanna Hill roses.| Mrs.Laberge.mother of the bride, wore a black Elizabethan crepe gown, | large velvet hat and accessories to | atch, and a corsage bouquet of! mauve orchids; Mrs.Dandurand, the; mother of the.groom, being in a.black heavy crepe gown.with black! accessories and a corsage bouquet of mauve sweet peas.Following the! wedding ceremony, Mrs.Laberge en- | tertained at the reception room of | the Knights of Columbus in Vaiiey- : field.where the decorations were composed of white gladioli.Later Mr.and Mrs.Dandurand left on board the SS.Lady Rodney, for @ cruise to Bahamas and Jamaica, the bride travelling in a gold light woollen ensemble, with fawn fox fur trimming, and brown accessories.On their return, they will reside in Valleyfield.Parish Observes 50th Anniversary The 50th anniversary of the founding of Ste.Clotilde parish, Chateau- guay, was celebrated Sunday with His Grace, Monsignor, J.A.Langlois.Bishop of Valleyfield, celebrating High Mass, assisted by Canon Napoleon Preville and Canon J.E.Aubin, Among those present at the celebrations were Hon.Honoré Mercier, Minister of Lands and Forests and M.L.A.for Chateauguay, and Dr.J.C.Moore.M.P.\u2026.for Chateauguay-Hun- l tingdon.By all regular trains TLS wos TDS SATURDAY, AUG.24 RETURN LIMIT (All regular trains) MONDAY, Aug.26 ing district and the ladies were kept busy serving supper from 5 to 9 pm.N.Y.were callers at Mrs.J.R.Beat | Îte's on Sunday.A pleasing program was rendered by several of the younger members of tne church while Miss Frances Grim- sltw gave the reading \u201cWanted, n Minister's Wife,\u201d Miss Elsie Salter sang a solo and the Misses Kathleen Sn.ellie and Lois Lawless sang a duet.Mrs.McVeigh sang Annie Launie which was pantomined by her little dauvhter, Alisor.in Highland costume, and which was much enjoyed.The paster of the church, Rev.D.McVeigh acted as chairman.Mr.and Mrs.R.W.Lavery, Cornwall Ont.spent the week-erd at Lue home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.Gordon.Mr.and Mrs S.J.Seward and family visited on Sunday at the Rome of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Rutherford, Allan's Corners.Mirs Vera Rutherford.Allan's Cor- rers, is spending a few weeks with iclatives in this community.Mrs.Wm.McGibbon and little son, is spending two weeks with ber sister.Mrs.Ralph Lavery.Corn- Wall.Ont.Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Stinaill.Vau- dreuil, visited friends here on Sun- aay.Miss Muriel Smaill who spent.- the past week at the home of Mr! aad Mrs.W.A.White returned to Montreal on Sunday.Master Lloyd White spent the past; week with his aunt, Mrs.D.W.; Emaill, Vaudreuil.! Mr.and Mrs.George Black.and! Mr.and Mrs.W.C.Hunter.Hun- tingdon, motored to Springfield, Mass.and spent the past week visiting friends.Rev.David McVeigh, Mrs.McVeigh ard daughter, Alison, Constable, N.Y.wre Friday guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.D.K.Gordon.Miss Lois Lawless, the Gatineau, Ont.is spending her vacation at the home of her sister.Mr.and Mrs.L.R Smellie, Trout River.Miss Gladys Taunton and Miss kuth McCaffrey, Montreal, spent the week-end in camp at Hopkins Pt.at the camp of Mr.and Mrs.William Badger, Trout River.N.Y.The Gore Tuesday afternoon a very interest- the Gore diamond between the Rock- burn and Gore girls.Both teams played well and a score of 9-4 in favour of the Rockburn girls brought the game to a close.The line-up was: Rockburn Gore pitcher Helen Alcorn .Elleen Herdman catcher Fes Lindsay Flora Cameron Agnes Lauson .Audrey Henderson 2nd b.Muriel Graham .Viola Gilligan b Beryl Oliver Hazel Henderson | Lachine | Barrière ing game of softball was played on\u2018 Rhoda Arthur Lucy Cameron Frances Lauson Billy Taylor Ruth Anderson .rf Evelyn Maither Helen Avery .Melvin Poster c.f.Helen Wilson .Bernice Lunsan Mr.John Saumier of Delmont, spent a day of the past week at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Saumier.Mr.and Mrs, E.N.Miller of Brain- ardsville, N.Y., Mr.and Mrs.Leslie Coulter and little daughter June, Mr.and Mrs.M.E.Weed of Glens Falls, N.Y., Mr.Basil Fraser, Loraine and Bobby of Montreal, Mr.Robt.McCracken, Jr., of Utica, N.Y.were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.Gilligan.Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Taylor and \u2018family of Ottawa were the Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Henderson.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Barlow and {family of Glens Falls were week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.J.Anderson.Mr.and Mrs.Stephen Fitzsimmons er.d little son of Milwaukee, have re- turmed home, accompanied by Mr.J.F.Fitzsimmons.Mr.and Mrs.M.Manson and family of Malone, N.Y., were Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Ander-! son.1 Mrs.Ballenger.of North Lawrence, | BALADA {JAPAN TEA) Mr.and Mrs.Robt.Jackson and children of Plattsburg were Sunday tests of Mr.Jos.Jackson, We are grieved Lo hear of the drath of the nine-vear-old son of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Smith of King- sten who passed away on August Th at the hospital there.The little boy contracted a cold which settled on Fim and he was taken to the hospital about July Ist.Later the doctors thought he was so much improved that he was to be taken home when he suddeniy became worse and no hopes were given the family.He v.as their only child.Mr.and Mrs Smith are quite well known here.as tney often visited their aunt.Mrs.Sweet, and the community extends tu them our deepest sympathy.Mr.and Mrs.Whiteside Kearns, Miss Nellie Kearns .also Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Sweet attended the picnic bl Ormstown on Friday.Miss Ina Bell of Lachine spent the week-end with her friend, Miss El- eda Stewart.Mr.Norman Moore of was also à guest at the Stewart home.Mrs.Thompson, Miss Jean Thompson and Master Clarence Thompson of Bristol are spending a couple of weeks with Mr.and Mrs.Henry Stewart.Mr.and Mrs.Norman Stewart and Mr.Leslie Stewart of Plattsburg visited friends here on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Beattie and two sons of Verdun visited friends here en Tuesday and spent Thursday and Friday at Plattsburg and Danne- nora.Miss Bermice McCartney of Orma- town spent the week-end with Miss Nessie Barr.Miss Eleanor Moody of Huntingdon is renewing acquaintances on the street.A few of our farmers have their grain cut and threshed and report n very good yield.Miss Anne Christie of Montreal is spending a week with her friend, Miss Norma Beattie.Little Miss Orma Clark is visiting vith her aunt, Mrs.Rufus Fisher Bi:rrington.Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Barrière and Ht- tle Helena, Mr.and Mrs.Nelson and Mr.and Mrs.Henry Barriére spent the week-end with Mi.and Mrs.Alcide Ducat, at Champlain, N.Y Mrs.Homer Barrière and two children spent the past week with her parents.Mr.and Mrs.Fournier srd retumed to St.Johns on Monday.Roxham Mr.Willlam Wallace is enjoying a two weeks' holiday at Old Orchard, having motored ther: with Mr.and Mrs.Fred Wallace and Miss Lillian Wallace.The Misses Edith and Gladys Wing were week-end visitors of Mr.and Mrs.John 8mith Mrs.Betsey Wing is visiting caughter.Mrs.Gilbert Fewster.Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Smith and two children, Doris and Beulah, and Mr.Samuel Smith were recent visit- crs of Mr.and Mrs.Everett True.St.Anicet Parish Mrs, W.H.Firth and daughter, Lena are visiting with Mrs.J.Dage- nals, Mr.Henri Plouffe and Miss B.Firth joined the Firth family for the week-end.Mrs.B.Leblanc is vacationing at her home, also F.Dagenals 18 a guest in the same home.her \u2018BABY ECZE MA How you hate tn noe baby suffering j i; from chafed, itching skin and Eesemsa.applied after the hath Dr.Chane's Ointment prevente 3 and relieven these dis- tremming ailments, Ît is» proves medicinal treatment which keeps the akin healthy.In tube or box Dr.Chase's OINTMENT A MUTUAL NORTH COMPANY Solid as the Continent e W.R.Wilson, Representative.Li E = ALL PROFITS FOR POLICYHOLDERS 3 AUGUST FRANKLIN COUNTY | FAIR MALONE, N.Y.20-21-22-23 Races Exhibitions i Fireworks Baseball Midway Attractions Moderate Admission Prices i .Valleyfield Fair \u2018 (Continued from page 1» Among the horse exhibitors are {noted W.F.Martin.Westmount, Na- i ttonal Breweries, R.T.Brownlee.R.R.Ness & Sons.Jersey Health Farms, Ile Bizard, DD.A.McCormick, Arthur Caldwell, E, Roy.Adrien Quesnel, W.(D.Fraser.Albert Nussey, Mrs.Mary | Anderson, Trechaven Farms, Lacolle, À.Cairns, Jos.Anderson, Chas.Collings and D.A.Black.The entries in practically all the horse: classes are ahead of last year.Ayrshire cattle are being shown by |A R.Ness & Sons, J.West, and P.: D.McArthur of Howick, also Thos.Lrving, St.Anicet, and the Montreal! Cottons of Valleyfield.Holstein cattle | are exhibited mostly by local farmers, such as W.L.Carr, J.J.Murphy, | Walter Feeney, and Jas.Howden of St.Louis.The Montreal Cottons and Raymondale Farm are also exhibiting | their Holsteins.In the Jerseys, John | Howden of St.Louis and Wm.Mc- Ewen are representing the district with their entries.W.F.Martin, Westmount, Jersey Health Farms, Ile Bizard, Edward Maxwell, and Gordon C.Poole of St.Anne de Bellevue also have many exhibits in the Jersey classes.| Pringle Bros.of Huntingdon and, A.W.McArthur of Howick are the largest exhibitors in the different sheep classes.Among the exhibitors of swine are noted, Hooker Bros.and George Hooker of Ormstown, Gerald Turcot of St.Chrysostome and Tree- | haven Farm of Lacolle.Today has been proclaimed n civic holiday by the mayor and council of ' the city of Valleyfield, and is known at the Exhibition as Civic Day.Large crowds from the mill town will take advantage of the special holiday and ; spend the day at the Pair.\u201cI'll be you were made when you caught that skunk.\u201d \u201cYou bet; 1 was highly incensed.\u201d Havelock Miss Margaret Brisbin returned home on Saturday after spending a rionth at Ormstown.Mr.and Mrx.John McComb visited friends in Malone, N.Y.Thursday lost.Misses Margaret and Lois McAr- tlur of Hemmingtford spent a week the guest of Miss Rena Harmon, Mr.and Mrs.M.McNamara, of Longueuil, spent Sunday with Mr.ond Mrs.H.Sayers, also visited Mrs.G.Harmon, Mrs.McNamara remaining for a week.Miss M.Buchanan entertained the Ladies\u2019 Guild on Saturday.Fourteen embers were present.Mr.John McDowell is spending a weck with friends in the city.Mrs.H.Leland and friend of Mass, In at present the guests of Mrs.Nina F ddis.Mrs.Walter Harkhess and baby «f Huntingdon Is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.H.Sayers.Mrs.F.Bustard Is al present a pitient in the Montreal General Hospital and underwent an operation oti Tuesday last.Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.Mr.and 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twenty-five cents.Ladies\u2019 Felt Hats One Dollar Crepe Hats Half Dollar Matron\u2019s Hats, Black, Brown, Navy, half dollar.Men's Italian Leghorn Hats 50c.Men's Tru Blue Work Shirts, two for one dollar.Men's Muleskin Gloves 25c.Grocery Pound pkg.Salada Tea Pound pkg.Black Tea Quarts Sweet Pickles Christie's Sodas Four pound pkg.Fl Pound pkg.Cook's Choice Baking Powder .Pound pkg.Good Morning Coffee Quarts Orange Marmalade Half pound Tin Lobster .Half pound tin Clover Leaf Salmon Specials , ten cents Box Weston's Sodas, ten cents box ufo Shortening 50c A.E.HUNTER \u201c\u201cT he Store of Good Values.\u2019\u2019 Page Six Chapter XI Norman Japp jumped back and stared at Millicent Graves apprehensively.Millicent moved toward the door as though to open it.Norman caught her arm with his Graves decided that she would be in right hand, at the same time pressing the forefinger of his left hand against his lips to indicate the necessity for silence.He leaned closer to her and whispered, \u201cDon't open that door while I'm here.\u201d She would have said something, but he darted away from her on swiftly silent feet.He opened the door of her closet, stepped inside and pulled the door shut after him.Knuckles sounded on the panels of the door.Millicent Graves started once more tcward the door to open it, then indignation got the better of her.She raised her voice so that it was perfectly audible to the person outside of the door and said, \u201cI don't think I care to receive any more visitors tonight.Norman Happ is here and is just leaving.\u201d At the sound of her words Happ emerged from the closet.His face was a dull red.\u201cWhat did you do that for?\" he asked in a mumbling, surly voice.\u201cBecause,\u201d she told him.\u201cI've done nothing to be ashamed of and I don't intend to be put in an ,embarrassing position.\u201d She turned the knob and opened the door.Jarvis Happ stood on the threshold.Gravely he surveyed the pair.\u201cMay I ask,\u201d he inquired, \u201chow long Norman has been here?\u201d Millicent Graves faced him defiantly.\u201cYou may.\u201d she said, \"ask Norman.He is the one to tell you.And now, Il] wish you both good-night.\" Jarvis Happ's eyes stared at with that peculiar which was so characteristic of man.\u201cI think I told you.\u201d he said.\u201cthat you were to adopt a hands-off policy.\u201d She said.defiantly, you that if the men in this house don't quit invading my room I'm going to get a watchdog.All that I ask of you or of vour son is a reasonable amount of privacy.Your son came to this room uninvited.1 think perhaps his intentions were friendly.However, the fact remains that he came here uninvited.\u201d Norman Happ said.\u201cThat's right, Dad.You can't blame her for feeling peeved.1 walked in on her.\u201d \u201cWhy?\u201d asked the older man.\u201cBecause I wanted to warn her.\u201d \u201cAbout what, may I ask?\u201d \u201cAbout Bob.\u201d \u201cWhat about Bob?\u201d \u201cBob has been trying things her.\u201d \u201cWhat sort of things?\" \u201cI don't know.She won't tell me.But I'm the one that came to her the with 1% DARK BLOND # Cariiton KenDras ©1935 NEA SERVICE ING ' i | searching gaze - Felding.If he discovered anything concerning this woman who wore a black ermine fur coat and who seemed to exert such a powerful influence upon the lives of those with whom she came in contact, Millicent a position to find out just what information he had uncovered.Slowly she started disrobing and, as she slipped off her outer garments and stood before her mirror applying creams to her face, she ran over the events of the day in her mind.Suddenly she realized that the interruptions had prevented her from looking over the books which Mr.Gentry had given her in the suitcase.Her eyes turned toward the suitcase.It was brown, with brass mountings.There were two straps which entire- lv surrounded the suitcase.It had been made to stand hard usage, and she noticed casually that one of the corners had been badly dented so that the edge of the brass reinforcement presented a jagged appearance.She frowned as she thought how easy it would be to snag a stocking on that bit of brass, and determined she would have it fixed.Why not ask the chauffeur to fix it?That would be a good way to lay the foundation for her campaign.She left the stool in front of her dressing table, took a few steps toward the suitcase, then realized she was too tired to bother with books.It had been a hard day.But she did want to take a look at those books before she retired, just to see what they looked like and how they had been kept.She dropped into the overstuffed chair, placed her finger-tips at the back of her neck and gently kneaded the taut muscles, holding her neck as completely relaxed as she could.swaying her head from side to side.A delicious sense of languor crept! over her.She slowly lowered her, hands to her lap.The room was\u2019 warm and cozy.She yawned.lay her \u2018bead back and closed her eyes.\u201cI am telling : \u201cnot know Millicent awoke abruptly.realizing that she had been asleep.She did how long she had slept.but she realized that some noise had awakened her.She sat perfectly still, ler senses alert, waiting, wondering if the noise - would be repeated.A moment later she heard it azuin.the sound of rustling motion in the corridor just cut- side her door, She remembered locking the door wondered if someone had tried once te.enter her room without knocking.Whoever it was who had paused outside the door had now started down the corridor.She could hear the sound of retreating steps.Then a door banged somewhere at the end ,of the corridor.| her corridor to her door?And who would room.I came without knocking.She! resented my intrusion.We were arguing when you knocked at door.She was asking me to leave\u2014in fact, insisting that I leave.\u201d For a moment the stern, searching eyes of Jarvis Happ softened somewhat.He glanced at his son, standing erect and dignified.Then he said slowly, \u201cWell, if that's the case, Norman, you would present a much more dignified appearance if you wiped the lipstick from your mouth.\u201d With that he turned and stalked gravely down the hall.Norman Happ, his face the color of a bailed beet, wiped furiously at his mouth with a handkerchief.Billicent Graves, torn between a desire to cry and to laugh, slammed the door shut and very audibly turned the key in the lock.Then she walked to a large over-stuffed chair, dropped into it and started tc laugh.The whole situation was too utterly absurd.Norman Happ.standing there with lipstick smeared on kis mouth, explaining to his father The unwarranted nature of his intrusion and the cool reception which he had received.Abruptly Millicent remembered the things she had learned from Norman Happ and the laughter died from her lips.There really was some reascn back of everything Jarvis Happ had done.Jarvis Happ knew of the woman in the black ermine coat, the myster- irus woman whom George Drimgold Had described on the night of his death .and Jarvis Happ had ir:structed Harry Felding, the chauffeur, to shadow this mysterious woman in black.That would mean.then, that Jarvis Happ didn't know the identity of the woman.Or, if he knew her identity.didn't know where she lived.It also meant that he was interested in finding out more about this woman.Millicent Graves was determined that she was going to cultivate Harry the Millicent got to her feet, frowning.Who could have walked down the have paused to listen, or .Her eyes lit on a slip of paper) v hich protruded from beneath the, aoor.| Evidently.then, someone had called to leave a note.: She got to her feet and realized from the cramped condition of her l'mbs that she must have been sleeping for some time.Sheer exhaustion Fad taken its toll.She slid the paper from beneath the door.It was a paper upon which ap- reared a typewritten.unsigned message.The message was brief and sin- \u2018ister, \u201cTHE WOMAN IN THE BLACK ERMINE COAT IS HERE.\u201d (To be Continued) FIRSTAID Montreal, Que.With its superior room accommodation, its restaurant service, its salons, and lounges, its own smart shops but also a very complete little city within the metropolis.One need scarcely step beyond the doors of this great hotel to obtain all that one may require.A staff of carefully trained men and women are at your command .your homelike bedroom affords you every comfort .six or eight floors below are a variety of restaurants, the inexpensive Coffees Shoppe, the pleasant Grill, the dignified Main Dining Room.All this comfort, this luxury if you will, is scaled down to what you are accustomed to pay at the better hotels.J.ALDERIC \u2018RAYMOND, President.- a , is not only a restful home, VERNON G.CARDY, Managing Director.School Notes By Stafï Reporter Eleanor away back in 1932.went to Macdonald College for a year and then taught near Hemmingford, Que.for Moody.who graduated another year.Next term she expects to teach the A B C's to the students in Dundee.Douglas Hayter is teaching school in northern Quebec\u2014in Paltimore, to be exact.Truly, he is one of the pioneer educators of that silent north country.He has been there three years, Is re-engaged for next term and is taking a course at Queen's too.Queen's too.Jean Hunter, as Irish as they make them, is at McGill enjoying the benefits which are gained by capturing the Lord Atholstan scholarship.Jean is a strong booster of a certain party, (political) and in fact of two parties, and they both originated in the West.Vernon Elder is using his fertile imagination in helping the soil bring out better crops.He would like to take a trip down around near La- colle, sometime soon.Grace \u201cPatsy\u201d Ryan, another little Irishman, is \u2018way down in Sherbrooke, Que., where she will graduate as a nurse this fall.Did somebody say they were sick?Sherbrooke Hospital?Why certainly.Dorothy Tannahill has been attending McGill since she left school.During the summer she stays at home on the farm.Eleanor Miller attended Macdonald College for a term and has been cooking delicacies for the mental palate of her class at Stanstead, Que., during the past year.She teaches English too \u2014 what figure for speech.Ronald McPherson (whose greatest virtue is Grace) while at school under alias of \u201cSandy\u201d played at hockey and two kinds of rugby\u2014field and chesterfield.On dance floor was not so slow as in most other places.After graduatirig from Huntingdon left for the wild and woolly west where he joined a Doukhobor colony.but they did too much hunger marcha ing so he jumped a boat to renew acquaintances in the good old Province of Quebec.He was successful in obtaining a job as \u201csnooper\u201d for the local paper where he can usually be found on the job.except after one of his frequent wild goose chases to Montreal.At present he's visiting at home in Fort William.Ronald has quite an interest in medicine\u2014that is being around when someone else's cispensing\u2014but we think she wishes he'd dropper.A credulous guy at a hotel Was quite charmed with named Mabel But he ncerly expired When he tound she was hired To use up his doush at the tuole.Not An Egg Broken in Crash Loaded with eggs a horse-drawn truck was crashed by a heavy motor truck in Victoria road.Dundee.Scotland, and not a single egg was brou girl ken.The vehicle carrying the eggs.\u2018the property of John King, was scratched but the motor truck re- celved the heavier damage.| ; Rinfret.THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Maxime Raymond Is Again Chosen As Candidate (Continued from page 1) public debts, increasing taxes, and the creation of deficit on deficit.\u2018The Hon.Fernand Rinfret assured the meeting that the Liberal party fully ratified their choice of candidate in the new constituency and presaged success for him.He drew the laughter of the crowd referring to the Bennett Government's reluctance to go to the polls when he observed that no one with a toothache was in a hurry to go to the dentist.At the rate the election postponements were bt ng made, they might expect to be ir power by New Year.Seldom had He seen such unanimity at a convention, he continued, paying tribute to Mr.Raymond.He recalled the part the candidate had played in the Bank of Canada debates and the budget discussions, when it was obvious he was a capable and competent member who was at home in economic questions.Dealing with the general policy of the Liberal party the speaker said they had been reproached in certain quarters for saying the same thing over again.But what was true yesterday is still true today, and in this regard unemployment was still the greatest problem the country faced.In 1930 Bennett had promised to solve it or resign, but it was obvious he held to the French proverb which says \u201cPartir c'est mourir un peu.\u201d \u201cBennett has been deaf to the cries of the last five years,\u201d went on Mr.\u201cIn 1930 he reproached us with the unemployed but in 1935 he would not allow the same men to approach Ottawa and even called out the R.C.M.P.Unemployment has grown steadily in these years until today it is over 1,000.000.Is it not time the Bennett administration abandoned its place to others?It is not likely that a man who cannot even fix the election date can reduce unemployment.\u201d Dealing with the reforms in unemployment administration that the Liberal party would undertake, Mr.Rinfret said that one of the greatest difficulties in the handling of relief was the waste of time between far- distant cities and Ottawa.the representatives uf the provincial governments and the municipalities.The King Government would prevent these interminable delays by administering relief through an independent commission.In the past the Government had voted huge sums for unemployment relief works for the pleasure of the member tor such and such\u2014a highway here.a tunnel thers The King Government would cut this out and follow the recommendation.ot the independent commission.Relief camps for the concentration of single men who were kept like wild animals and which had become hotbeds of unrest would also ba done away with.Tariff revisions.the establishmen: of new commercial treaties with ace- BACKACHE quickly disappears when the bd ?Liver and Kidneys are aroused by D-CHASE'S WHEN IT'S THEIR ANNIVERSARY .AND YOU'VE BEEN AWAY A LONG TIME.AND YOU CANT BE THERE IN PERSON TO CONGRATULATE THEM.Send your voice instead, by Long Distance.® Night rates on \u201cAnyone\u201d (station-to-station) calls NOW BEGIN AT 7P.M.quate protection, and the opening up of world markets were also promised by the speaker as part of the Liberal programme.\u201cBennett's first act was to raise the tariffs and look after his manufacturing friends,\u201d said Mr.Rinfret.\u201cCanada has lost the confidence and goodwill of other countries.Only the other day Japan imposed stringest tariffs against us and Bennett took retaliatory action.Bennett was supposed to have opened: the market for Canadian lumber in: England but today England is importing wood from Russia, a country ' not even recognized by Canada.No Treaty With U.S, | \u201cMr.Cahan's French treaty opened the market for Canadian wheat in exchange for French wines.But today France is destroying her own wheat surplus and we in Canada cannot buy food, let alone French wines.When Bennett established his brother-in-law in Washington a reciprocal treaty was expected to follow, but there is still no treaty.\u201d Turning to the situation created by the entry of new groups into the political field, Mr.Rinfret warned his hearers not to be misled by new parties fostered by discontent and personal ambition.Hinting at a liaison between the Stevens party and the Conservatives, he suggested that the Genuine Stevens group was ashamed of its real relations and disguised itself under a new name.Concluding, he pointed to the Liberal success that had attended provincial elections and to the number of Liberal-governed provinces ready to co-operate with the new Federal Government.En Wednesday, August 14th, 1935 The Hon.Honoré Mercier also congratulated the candidate in a brief address, expressing his conviction that the Liberal party would sweep the polls.Paul Mercier, M.P., for St.Henri, traced Mr.Stevens\u2019 career and declared there was no Stevens party, only a leader of that name.The group had neither authority nor recognition.Vincent Dupuis, M.P., for 8 Laprairie-Napierville, and J.E.Char- bonneau, M.L.A.for the same division, also spoke briefly.Dr.J.M.Longtin, mayor of Laprairie and.Philorum Billette, mayor of Valley- field, presided at the rally.SAVE $23.50 New Beatty Washer ON A e ee BUY NOW AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE $75.50 REDUCED FROM $99.00 FOR AUGUST Don\u2019t lose this opportunity of saving $23.50 on a laborsaving, clothes-saving, long-life Beatty Washer.This special low-price offer expires August 31st.SEE OR PHONE YOUR DEALER TODAY The .Beatty Washer Store 40 St.Lawrence Street Laberge Bros.VALLEYFIELD Phone 736 Phone 236 HUNTINGDON Beatty Model \u201cM\u201d GOODFYEAR: SPEEDWAY y= |Fhone 114-W TIRES Size Size 30x 315 475 175x1957-35 Size Size 4.40 x 21 $6.05 5.00x 19 $8.00 Size Size 4.50 x 21 $6.60 5.00 x 20 18.05 Other sizes equally low-priced i Liberal allowance for your old tires | | | Come in and see these veiues ! | 1 O\u2019Connors Inc.Huntingdon | | F.C.WHITAKER, Lo Business Directory Repairing - Painting Roofs made like new, rust taken off, holes filled and painted.Painting and paper hanging.Prices right.George Bartlett, Phone 609-6 Huntingdon Laberge Bros.Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Workers.Roofing Supplies, Ranges, lFur- naces, Canada Paints, Phone 236, Huntingdon, Que.Machine Shop General machine work.Pattern makers.Oxy-Acetylene welding.Shafting.Isaie Quenneville, 105 St.Lawrence St., Valleyfield A.Brunet For Cemetery Memorials Importer and manufacturer of Monuments, Vaults and Posts.All kinds of repairing.Phone 31.Ormstown, Que.Gerard Guindon FURRIER Furs repaired - Coats made- to-measure.Choice Skins for Collars.47 Market St, Valleyfield 15 years experience.Hum Yon Laundry AU Kinds of laundry work.House laundry done, no starching.Day cleaning.Work guaranteed, Orders completed within 24 hours, Prices reasonnble, Box 373.\u2014 Huntingdon Romeo Brunet Cement blocks, cement silos.cement tiles, ete.Gravel.sand and crushed stone, Ormstown, Que.Phone 105 Morris Bros.& Co.Monumental dealers in Scotch, American and Canadian granites.Prices to suit present conditions.All work guaranteed.Phone 622 r.2, Aubrey, Que.J.B.Carr Floor Sanding.old or new floors put in first class condition.Licensed to operate throughout Beauharnois District.Box 56, Huntingdon, Que.International Harvester Company McCormick-Deering Farm Machinery.Charles E.Boyce, Phone 160-J, Huntingdon Mutual Fire Insurance Co.County of Deauhuarnois (Ineorporated 1552) Insures nothing but farm property nt 67 cents per hundred, the cheapest rate of any con- pany in Canada, President\u2014R.R, Nous, Vice-Proes,\u2014Anthine Doray.Directors\u2014N, M.Brooks, R.R.Ness, Frank st.Louis, Wm.Hamilton, W, D, Fraser.W.K.PHILPS, Secretary, Huntingdon, Que.J.Harold Henry Electric and hand pumps.steam fitting and plumbing, furnaces installed and all general machine repair work.Phone 226, Bouchette St.Huntingdon Well Drilling Will drill in any part of Ontario and Quebec by an experienced man, Any size trom 4 to 12 inches.Equipped to drill from 25 feet to 2000 feet, with modern machine, PAUL GALIPEAU, Phone 159-}° P.O.Box 85 Huntingdon, Que.J.Gérard Bélanger, LS.C.FINANCIAL AGENT Insurance Bonds 48 St.Cécile St, Valleyfield Phones: Office 802, Res.91 Professional Directory Laurendeau & Cossette Advocates - Valleyfield, P.Q.J.G.Laurendeau, K.C.J.P.Cossette, L.L.L.Mr.Laurendeau will be at Huntingdon, at Huntingdon Chateau, every 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month.Donald M.Rowat Notary 11th floor Aldred Bldg., Place d\u2019Armes Sq.Montreal At Huntingdon every Saturday unless notice to contrary in Gleaner.Phone: Harbour, 2460.Dr.H.E.Purcell, .Surgeon Dentist, Prince Street, Huntingdon, Que.* Phone 235.A.Longtin Advocate.King Street, Huntingdon.Que.Dr.W.S.McLaren Dentist Office Hours, 9 to 5 p.m.Phone 52.Ormstown, Que.Dr.W.G.McCabe, Sr.D.D.S., L.D.S.Surgeon Dentist, Chirurgien- Dentiste.X-Ray \u2014 Rayons-X Transillumination.McCabe Block, Telephone 125 17 Jacques Cartier, Valleyfield Erle C.Martin, B.A, B.C.L.Advocate Located in former Canadian Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Office, King St.Phone 173, Huntingdon Dr.J.W.Mills, Dentist Main St, Ormstown Telephone 25.Howick Fridays at John Ritchie's, Telephone 39 r.2.R.Schurman & Co.Chartered Accountants, Room 742, Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal.CALDER, ROLFE & EDMISON, Advocates, 159 Craig Street W., Montreal.R, L.Calder, K.C.Clayton J.Rolfe, B.A,, B.C.L,, J.Alex.Edmison, B.A., B.C.L.Mr.Rolfe will be at Hunting- don Chateau every 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month.P.J.Brodeur, Graduate Optometrist, Eyesight specialist, 201 Victoria St.Phone 111 Valleyfield, Que.- Arthur W.Sullivan (Successor to J.H.Sullivan) Land Surveyor and Civil Engineer, Valleyfield, Que.Phone 401, P.O.Box 124 Lucien Baillargeon Notary Public Successor to J.I.Crevier and A.R, Leduc, Notaries Public Office in the O'Connor Block, entrance next to Moriarty's Bullding, Money to loan.a tate and succession settlement.X-Ray For Diagnosis and Treatment J.E.Caza, Surgeon Dentist, Painless Extraction.Telephone 158, Huntingdon J.M.Lafleur, MPQAA, MRAIC Architect, 98 Nicholson St, Valleytield, Que.Roger Fortier, B.S, L.L.B.Notary Public - General Insurance Telephone 36, St.Chrysostome At Howick every Thursday at Mr.Vass\u2019 opposite the Bank, Dr.Claude St.Onge, Medical Doctor, Offices in Kelly Block.Phone 158 or 124-J, Huntingdon, Que.SPACE TO RENT all starring in .0 Into our ance squeaks.Bond due 1st July $ 90000 der obtained at the office of the Mr.Duchain returned to Montreal ., Cee .; ; Snappy Comedies at each Show.QU \u2019 - Temporary Loans on Notes .1400.00 Chief Engineer, Department of Public During Valleyfield Fair on Friday after spending the past} Children admitted Saturday after- Private Worlds à Let us grind your valves\u2014 Accrued Int.on Bonds due Works, Ottawa, at the offices of the two weeks at the home of Mr.and : ; .| 15 July LL LL.95.09 District Engineer.Department of Mrs.Herbie Ferns.noon 15c.This is a 4-star liberty picture your car will appreciate it.| Acerued interest on 22.00 Public Works, Postal Station \u201cH.\" Gar a e Z PE RRON Mr.and Mrs.Leonard Lucas and |G Phone 29 _ Hemmingford Surplus Revenue 274.2 Montreal, Que; Builders Exchange, g © son Donald of Montreal are spend- _ , 118 New Birks Bidg\u2026 Montreal, Que.; ing a week the guests of Mr.and ET IT SR OR TOUL LR | $2738.74 the Chief Engineer, Quebec Streams £ 8 Mrs.Wm.Graham.Mrs.Geo.Rabidoux of Valleyfield spent the past week visiting her dau- Commission, New Court House, Montreal, Que.; The Secretary of the Cor- Invites you to visit their booth at the Exhibition , poration of Huntingdon, Huntingdon, I have examined the above Statement of Assets and Liabilities with \u201cTYPEWRITERS FOR SALE.TO RENT Apply Schine\u2019s Malone Theatre Thursday-Friday, Aug.15-16 GRACE MOORE - in - ce 9, Love Me Forever with Leo Carillo and Robt.Allen Colored Cartoon - News Events .ghters, Mrs.Alfred Rabidoux and the Books of the Municipality and QUE, AN at the Fost Office at St.Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Mrs.Peter Monique.: nicet, Que.; have obtained all necessary informa- Tenders will not be considered un- ares Rabidoux spent the tion and explanations.In my opin- Maple Leaf Trucks on display lon the above Statement is properly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and correct view of the affairs of the Municipality as at 30th June, 1935, according to the information given me and as shown by the books of The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.me ands Huntingdon, Que.W.L.CARR, Auditor |] Notice to Farmers We suggest that farmers reserve as many fields as possible week-end in Montreal, the guest bis cousin, Mr.W, Labarge.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Graham, Misses Viola and Pearl Henderson were Sat- u'day guests of Mr, and Mrs.Gordon Henderson of Malone, NY.Miss Viola Henderson attended a dinner at the Franklin Hotel.Mr.Archie Bruce is at present treating his bungalow to a new galvanized iron roof.As usual Mr.Bruce's flower garden is resplendent with bloom.A great many different kinds of flowers, both ennuals and perennials are to be feund in his garden.His petunias of less made on printed forms supplied by the Corporation and in accordance with conditions set forth therein.Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque on a chartered bank in Canada, payable to the order of the Corporation of the County of Huntingdon, equal to 10 per cent of the amount of the tender, or Bearer Bonds of the Dominion of Canada or of the Canadian National Railway Company and its constituent companies, unconditionally guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Dominion of Canada, or the aforementioned bonds and a certified cheque Sunday-Monday, Aug.18-19 1 JANET GAYNOR - HENRY FONDA - in - The Farmer Takes A Wife Ÿ Musical, with Freddy Martin and 73 Orchestra Colored Cartoon - News Events +} Tues.-Wed., August 20-21 Double Feature Program Us CHESTER MORRIS-SALLY EILERS 4 Each night we are featuring a special program at our booth, including free moving pictures and other educational entertainment.Our Big Sale Of USED CARS Saturday, August 17 are a beautiful mass of lovely large - in - 4 for the production of clover seed as our local markets can absorb Bure to make up an odd looms of several colors.The dahlias KENT TAYLOR - GAIL PATRICK 6 P ursuit \u201d, j ; .t us J three times the quantity of seed we produce.NOTE: The Department of Public Continues for S Days More and, Hadioll ar ot e every ost - in - Glover seed sold in bags hav Works of Canada, Ottawa, Ont.will .co-feature 2 gs ing the Government seal bring 6 5\u201d FRED MacMURRAY - MADGE | higher prices and obtain easier sale due to the guarantee there- Supply prints and eSPecifications af The Smart Girl EVANS | by offered.sum of $10.00, in the form of a cer- These cars have been thoroughly overhauled by Travel to Our Gang Comedy News Events - in - À In order that seed be classified and the government seal ap- titled bank cheque to the order of ; ; ; ) \u2018 .A pended to the bags, the fields must be inspected during the sum- the Minister of Public Works.The our mechanics and everyone is a bargain.CENTR AL C AN AD A Serial No.4 Men Without Names mer.Quebec House Votre on New E p T Gi \u201cCALL OF THE SAVAGE\" Latest News Events Farmers desiring to have their field inspected for clover seed supply prints and specification of -asy Payment lerms Given.E X H I B IT 10 N (OP PIII PIP PPI ro.voor) must make such desire known before August 15th the work (b) on deposit of a sum of $10.00, in the form of a certified bank cheque payable to the order of the President of the Quebec Streams Commission.The Deposits will bé released on return of the prints and specifications within a month from the date of reception of tenders.If not returned within that period the deposit will be forfeited.By order, JAMES E.BARRETT, Secretary Corporation of the County of Hun- Yngaon, Huntingdon, Que., August 1, 1935.The fees for inspection fixed by the Federal Government are as follows: 50c for each producer where there are at least 10 producers within a reasonable limit; producers living at a dis- oe wren any other,\u201410c per acre, with a minimum charge oi .00.: Make your applications for inspection to: ; | P.N.APRIL Regional Agronomist Dist, No.12, Ste.Martine, Que.Be sure and visit our Garage and see these cars OTTAWA, ONT.D ANCE of the Season on exhibit.\u2014_ m Under the auspices of the Ormstown Bowling Club Buy a Good USED CAR Now AUGUST 19th-24thit | INDUSTRIAL BLDG.Ormstown FRIDAY, AUGUST 23rd | Ronnie Hart and his 8-piece orchestra |} No.1 Sound System.All can hear.Admission: 50 cents per couple, 25e extra lady.4 Cold Drinks and Ice Cream on sale.: 3 8 By Canadian Pacific Railway Reduced Fares Round Trip - Fare and Quarter.Further information from local agent T.B.PRINGLE GARAGE Z.PERRON | 24 MARKET Street - VALLEYFIELD covossorrrd À Le 3 "]