The Huntingdon gleaner, 12 février 1925, jeudi 12 février 1925

[" \\) SIXTY-SECOND YEAR HUNTINGDON, OUE., THURSDAY.FEB.12TH, 1925 Parliamentary News By Robert W.Sellar T Parliament is again in session.On Thursday among the booming of guns, the smell of face powder and altogether much ceremony the Governor-General read the Speech rom the Throne.\u201d The Senate chamber was again packed, and the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod was at his wits\u2019 end to please everybody and at the same time get them all on the floor or in the galleries.To succeed it would have been necessary to train the crowd to act the part of a sardine, but they declined\u2014even in these days when democracy cuttingly refers to those who follow the precedents of the past as \u2018\u2019poor fish!\u201d In the House of Commons Colonel Chambers, the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod again followed the ceremonies of the past as he invited the Commons to the Senate Chambers.Colonel Chambers is a man well known to many by name throughout Canada, and also intimately known to many in the District of Beauharnois, for he taught school in Valleyfield when a young man.Like his brother he was adept in amusing audiences and few lecal concerts of those days, either in Valleyfield, Huntingdon or Ormstown were complete without Mr.Chambers.Later on, after he returned from the campaign in the West during the Riel Rebellion, he was attached as Adjutant to the Rifles which were reorganized by Colonel Maclaren and he went to camp with them for two years.But getting back to the Commons.The members listened to the Speaker announce changes in the House staff and then sat back to wait.Finally there came three raps on the door and Colonel Chambers entered.He bowed from the waist, and the Speaker was informed that he was there.Then as in the pageants of the past Colonel Chambers slowly marched forward towards the Speaker, stopping three times and bowing deeply.After delivering his message he backed out, bowing at regular intervals.The Speaker then marched off to the Senate with the members after him.It took the Governor-General ten minutes to read each version of the speech, \u201cFrench and English, and then the members trooped back.The Premier changed from his Windsor uniform to his black coat and the House was again in - session.During the afternoon the most interesting sight was the introduction of new members.Five were introduced.Mr.Dillon of Ste.Antoine was the first and the bows of Mzr.Dillon, Mr.King and Mr.Cardin to the Speaker were as though rehearsed before.General Fiset's was likewise, but the last of all lacked the solemnity that marked the others.When the Premier and the Minister of Labor caught Mr.Hanna, victor of West Hastings, by the arms and started up the floor desks were banged, hands were clapped and a grin from ear to ear spread o'er Mr.Murdock's face, while Mr.Hanna was as happy as a youngster with his first pair of pants.\u2018There was no getting away from it, Mr.Hanna was pleased to be among those present.Then the House proceeded to business.Following precedent and just to show that the Battle of Hastings, the Magna Charta, etc.had not been forgotten, and that while the King through his servant the Governor-General, might demand that the Commons go to the Senate.instead of his coming to the Commons, the House of Commons started its own work first and a bill was introduced.It is an old moth-eaten affair, which always gets its first reading and is then forgotten, but what matters that\u2014the People have shown to the world that they stand by their rights.After that detail was attended to the Speech from the Throne is brought in, which was: Since prorogation, situation throughout the world has notably improved.For Canada, the year 1924 was a period of substantial progress.In trade alone, the excess value of exports over imports was more than $260,000,000.The present year opens with prospects of sound and steady development.The financial and trade situation justifies the expce- tations of an early return to the gold basis.The problem of the cost of living is the niost important that my ministers have In mind at the present time, and every effort is being made to improve conditions with respect thereto, Tt is apparent that even the most rigid economy in public expenditures will not suffice to solve this pressing problem and the problem of taxation incidental thereto.Their ultimate solution lies largely in increased production and the development of new and wider markets.It is to be borne continually in mind that the existing burden of taxation is due mainly to uncontrollable -expenditure in the nature of payments and obligations arising out of the War, nnd to the encumbered position of the National Railways.To aid in an increase of production, through the development of our vast natural resources, every effort is being made to attract the right class of immigrants to Canada, and to secure their settlement in the undeveloped areas served hy our great transportation systems, In due course steps will be taken to further colonization and settlement In other fertile regions sych ns those of the Peace River.The cast of production of raw materials and the negessaries of life has heen lessened by the reductions in the inpiff and the sales tax effected at the last session, 1t is becoming increasingly evident, however, that quite as important a factor as the customs tariff in their effect upon production and living costs sre transportation costs and rates by land and sea.It is the apinion of my advisers that the attention of Parliament nt the present session should be directed more particularly to the desirability of effecting a freer movement of commodities through an equalization of railway freight rates as between provinces and localities, nd through a lowering of carrying charges upon shipments by water of the products of the farm, the mine, the forest, the fisheries, and of our manufacturing industries.Some mensure of control of transportation by land and sea is obviously essential to the promotion of inter imperial trade, the expansion of export trade generally, and the development the economic \u201d~ of Canadian trade via Canadian ports.The procedure it may be advisable to follow with respect Lo railway freight rates will in some measure necessarily depend upon the decision of the Supreme Court in the appeal respecting the Crow's Nest Pass Agreement.With regard to ocean freight rates, action is being taken to over- cutie the restraints on export trade due to the exactions of the powerful steamship combine known as the North Atlantic Steamship Conference.Your approval will be asked of a nica- sure uimed at affording the Government of Canada a control of ocean rates.: It is the intention of the Government so to equip our important ports on the St, Lawrence route, and on both the Atlantie and Pacific cuasts, as tu enable them to meet all requirements bf modern navigation.To secure greater co-operation in the administration of the laws of the two countries respecting smuggling and the prosecution and extradition of persons violating the anti-narcotic taws of cither country, treaties between the Dominion of Canuda and the United States have been negotiated and signed.They will be submitted for your approval prior to their ratification, You will be asked to sanction the calling of a conference between the federal and provincial governments to consider the advisability of amending the British North America Act with respect to the constitution and powers of the Senate, and in other Important particulars, Your atiention will also be invited, during the course of the session, to certnin trade agreements, to legislation respecting the handling and marketing af Canadian grain and to other important matters, 4 Proposed Bus Line Between Chateaugay and Valleyfield Norman J, Wilson, of Burke, announces that he will operate an auto bus line from Chateaugay north to Valleyfield, P, Q., beginning the service ns soon ns conditions will permit this coming spring.He will operate a well \u2018equipped \u2019bus and assures the public of good service.It was stated that the recent decision of the State Public Service Commission in dismissing Mr.Wilson's application for a certificate to operate n busline out of Malone does not affect the route from Chateaugay north which he has now determined to establish and operate \u2019 1924 WAS BANNER YEAR FOR THE AYRSHIRE MEN Dr.Fry Gives Address on Grading of Milk at Ayrshire Banquet $8000 BAL.ON HAND W.C.Wylie and D.T.Ness Were Elected Directors From This District.The Aysrhire Breeders\u2019 Assocla- tion held their annual meeting and banquet in the Queen's Hotel in Montreal on Thursday last.The meeting was exceptionally well attended by members from the Maritimes in the east to the province of British Columbia in the west.Much good business was transacted at the meeting and for the year 1926 The President, Frank Byrne, Charlesbourg, Que.whose address, 2 most interesting one, was full of suggestions and plans for the future.Among other things he empha- sized the value of the radio In bringing market redorts, ete.to the farming community, The report of the secretary, W.F.Stephen, Huntingdon, showed the greatest year's progress in the history of the Association.228 new members had been added; registrations had been increased by 1205, and transfers by 1391.The finances showed increased receipts and although the expenditures had increased as well, yet there was a balance of over $8,000.on hand.Their breed magazine, the Ayrshire Review, had almost paid its way, was becoming more popular and had created a keener enthusiasm been a marked increase in entries been a marked increased in entries in the Record of Performance Test and a larger number of cows had qualified.Higher production was noticeable and in three classes records were broken.The Breeders\u2019 Clubs had done excellent work as had the 11 Boys\u2019 Heifer Clubs (2 of them organized last year) which had done much to establish - .\u2018 2% A \u20ac 1° ° v £ .10.40 Hn.JOSEPH KILGOUR LEFT 1500000 $20,000 Bequests to Church At Beauharnois\u2014Local Relatives Benefit Toronto, February 9-\u2014Jos.Kil- gour of Toronto, who died at Hampton Springs, Florida, on Jan.26th, left an estate valued at $1,- 500,000, and application for probate of the will dated December 23, 1922, will soon be made.Miss Mary Kilgour, only surviving sister of the testator, is given the homestead at Beauhurnois, Ques and $100,000.Miss Maggie Holmes, \u201cesiding with her, receives $25,000, The trustees of the Presbyterian Chureh at Beauhernois are left $20,000, and are to pay one-half of the interest to the minister in addition to his salary and use the other half to keep the graves of the testator\u2019s family in order.The chief items in the include the homestead ut noîs.Legacies are also given to the following nephews and nleces of the testator: J.B.Coulthard, $10,- 000, and his wife, $10,000; Dr.Walter Coulthard, $5,000; R.Coul- thard $20.000; Dr.H.Coulthard, $5,000; Mrs.Beatrice Berry of Montreal, $20,000; Mrs.Annie Wilson, $5,000; Miss B.Coulthard, $20,000; \u2018Mrs.J.C.Smith, $15,000; Miss Elizabeth Goven of Scotland; $20,000: Harold and Lachlan Livingston, each $5,000; Lachlan M.Livigston, an annuity of $2,400 a year; Ralph Wm, Kilgour and wife, Bessie Kilgour, Beauharnois, each $20,000; Cecil Kilgour, $20,000.and Ashley Kilgour, $40,000; Mrs.Helen McGillvrey, wife of Dr.Me- Gillvrey, $15,000; Mrs.Archibald Campbell and Miss Annie Holmes of Howick, Scotland, each $20,000.inventory Beauhar- Mrs.J.W.Kilgour of Beauhar- nols is to receive the interest on $40,000 during her life, and upon her death this sum is to be divided among her children; H.S.Osler.a lifelong friend of the (estator.is given his shares und interests In the Scugog Game Preserve Company and in the Cartwright Game Preserve Company.ROCKBURN The regular monthly meeting the W.M.8.was held at of Mrs.Cordick on the afternoon of Thursday, Feb.5th, with the Pres.Mrs, McCord in the chair.Eighteen members and visitors were present.Sewing was the work for the day.of the home, Thursday, February 12th, 1925 THIS BABY HAD A BAD COUGH Relieved It After Others But Father John\u2019s Medicine Failed In The Early Days.The first survey ever made in the District of Beauharnois was completed in 1800.When the surveyor started the work is not known.In laying out the seigniory he laid them out in divisions, each division being given the Christian names of the seignior's children.They were\u2014Catherinestown, Hel- enstown, Marystown, Annstown, North and South Georgestown, Ormstown, Jamestown, Williams- town, Edwardstown and Russel- towns, The whole seigniory was named Annstown in honor of Mrs.Ellice.The chief lieu of the seig- niory was selected at Beauharnois as it had the only bay between Chateauguay Basin and the rapids.There was not settlement there at that time and the village thus established was named Annstown.Ellice died four years later and his dreamgof having each of his children succeed to the estates thus named after them came to naught.DUNDEE The Dundee Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs.W.J.Me- Millan on the 4th inst.Despite the \u2014\u2014 0-0 re \u201cI am sending a picture of my little girl who has been troubled with a cough for a long timé, I had tried lots of cough remedies.Nothing seemed to help her until I mude up my mind to give her Father John's Medicine, 1 begun giving her the medicine over two years ago and it was very good for her.She will always take it when she has a cough.\u201d (Signed) Mrs, J.Dumais, 144 Crawford St, Fall River, Mass.No better proof of the value of drifled roads there was a large/Father John's Medicine for colds, turn out of members and visitors.|coughs and as a body-builder can be given than the experience of thousands of mothers who have proven throughout the history of more than sixty- eight years\u2019 success that Father John's Medicine is the safe medicine for every member of the family.Remember jt is guaranteed free from alcohol or dun- gerous drugs in any form.Rev.C.Chazeaud To Give Address in Athelstan An address by the Rev.C.Chaz- eaud on Mission and Educational Avork in Africa will be given under the auspices of the Tuxis Square Chums in the Presbyterian Church, !Athelstan, on FRIDAY evening, February 20th, at 8 p.m.Everybody welcome An offering will he received help defray expenses, Debate The Trout River Debating Socle- tv will meet at the home of Mr, C.A.Gavin on Tuesday evening, Feb.17th.Subject of debate\u2014 Resolved \u201cThat a Course in a Business Col- 4ege is of more value to a girl than a Course in Domestic Science.\u2019 The Vice President, Mrs.R.G.Steven presided over the meeting.Hearing that one of our members, Miss Dora McPhee was still on the sick list two of the members Mrs.J.Arnold and Mrs.George Wilson were appointed to visit Mer.A long discussion on good literature was entered into and being such a large subject to deal with it took up all the alloted time of the meeting.Community singing was the next on the program which was much enjoyed by all.The hostess then served refreshments after the singing of the closing ode.to In Papua.only 400 miles from Australia.and part of our Empire, cases of cannibalism still oceur; the Papuans have a tradition that no youth may marry until he has shed human blood.BORN Lorden\u2014At HuntingMon, Que., on| Affirmative: Jack Brown, Hattie\u2019 February 5th, to Mr.and Mrs, |Coffey.: James Lorden, a daughter.Negative: Dougli Flder, Lillian DIED Paul.Marguerite Wilson, Sec.Carmichael\u2014At Howick on Jan.20th, 1925, Agnes Carmichael, beloved wide of James Hope in her 70th year.BAZA AR Cleland\u2014At Alburg, Vt.on Feb.The Barbara McNaughton Mission Band of the Methodist Church will hold a sale of Fancy Work, Homecooking and Candy in the Lecture Room on Friday, February the 7th, 1925, James Cleland, eldest son of the late Archibald Cleland und brother.of the late S.A, Cle- land, Hemmingford, Que.Derochie\u2014At Rochester, N.Y.on Feb.7th, Mrs, Horace Derochie, aged 52 years.Interment at Fort Covington, N.Y.EC IEP ZE VA: \u201ce/ On Dinner Sets At the business meeting it was de- Re on ane Para, Pen 3rd, thirteenth at 3 o clock.cided to send the outfit that had| the late Thomas Reid, in her| Afternoon tea will be served.been requested for a student at 78th year.\u2019 Moose Mt.School, Carlyle, Sask.\u2019 CARD OF THANKS Lunch was served by the \u2018hostess.| irs.James T.Cleland and fam- HOCKEY MATCH Receipts of the meeting, $21.73.ily wish to thank her many Heine and.expression of sympa-| Westmount High School SKATES oil ground at the Gleaner |thy during their recent sad be- vs Office.35c per pair.reavement.Huntingdon Academy ANR I 11| FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH 1925.These two teams played a one to one draw lhst Saturday in Montreal, so the Mateh here on Friday night should at 8.15 p.m.Admission: 35c and 25¢ DANCE Community Hall, Dundee EA UII Just received direct from England Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets Four Stock Patterns Friday, February 13th Put on by the Local Orchestra Tickets including supper $1.00 DATENT AE ss To Choose From VY SS NS SS SOS [Sd pi TA NA SU NE NT : Entrust Your Subscription Money © Montreal Daily Star | FLOUR Ottawa Farm Journal PURE MILL The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.We remit your subscription the same day as received and assume the risk of money being stolen or lost in the mails.This service and convenience costs you nothing.: \\ \u2014 4 You can buy a piece at a time until Men\u2019s Supper > your set is completed > AND 4 Three Gold Lines 97 piece Dinner Set S .5 $18.00 5|| Entertainment 3 Pompadore Pattern 97 piece Dinner Set 2 ST.ANDREW'S : 33000 S| ree ones 2 Palm Leaf Pattern 97 piece Dinner Set S | 4 $25.00 a Feb.17th, 1925 2 es KS Radiant Lincoln Pattern iz Admission: Adults 38¢ = $31 .00 iz | Children 26 = Pacific Pattern from J.& G.Meakin e Come and enjoy yourselves | 4 & Co., England \u2014 $35.50 2 | à Pringle, Stark & Co.\u20ac [ Huntingdon S| McDONALD & ROBB Millers OUR BEST FEEDS VALLEYFIELD, QUE. - ny OX Thursday, February 12th, 1925 THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER SCHOOL BOARDS SPENT $280,476 FOR EDUCATION Report Tabled \u201cat Quebec Shows Cast for School Corporations in District $116,702 TO TEACHERS Average Salary for Fifty Corporations for a Sec.-Treas.Is $143.The Total Cost Being $7144.According to the report on Quebec School corporations laid on the table at Quebec when the present session opened the school municipalities in the District of Beauhar- nois received $280,476.17 for educational purposes.Divided by counties it was: Beauharnois $107,769.62 Chateauguay 104,294.70 Huntingdon 68,411.85 $280,476.17 \u2018There ure GO school boards\u201412 in Beuharnois, 19 in Huntingdon and 19 in Chateauguay.The receipts of each and the salaries paid teachers being:\u2014- Receipts Salaries Beauharnois Beauharnois 8,346.58 4,950.00 Maple Grove \u2018493.84 300.00 Ste.Cécile 10,510.02 3,600.00 St.Clément 3,609.15 2,225.00 © diss, 1.066.13 700.00 St.Etienne 4,140.58 1,600.00 St.Louis 9,876.96 5,331.15 \u201cdiss, 1,633.65 560.00 - &t, Stanislas 3,179.95 2,350.00 St.Timothée 9,663.66 4,205.00 Valleyfield 43,397.25 16,224.50 diss.11,954.85 6,283.00 Lhateauguay Chateauguay 9,430.47 3,767.00 diss, 25,873.24 1,630.00 Howick 5,490.71 3,890.25 \u201cdiss 3,531.42 1,560.00 Norton Creek 394.96 275.00 Ormstown 6,183.96 3,850.00 \u201cdiss.4,356.53 2,830.00 \u201c vièlage 8,707.38 5,130.00 St.Antoine 3,477.43 2,325.00 Ste.Clothilde 2,970.57 1,200.00 \u201cvillage 4,592.89 300.00 St.Chrysostome No.1 474.13 316.88 St.Chrysostome No.2 5,798.76 3,650.00 \u2018 No 2 diss 1,654.51 1,023.76 St.Martine 12,900.54 4,350.00 St.Philomene 2.6517.41 1,625.00 St.Urbain 2,910.00 1,924.30 \u201cdiss Ville de Léry 2,020.70 700.00 Huntingdon\u2014 Cazaville 826.36 571.75 Cote St Charles 640.82 390.00 Dundee 3,971.52 2,750.00 _ Elgin 3,944.2 2,750,00 Franklin 1,183.1 958.39 Godmanches- ter 4922.01 3,900.00 Godmanches- ter, diss 2,792.02 1,350.00 Havelock 1,927.88 1,200.00 * diss.916.20 580.00 Hemmingford 9,416.83 3,788.26 Hinchinbrook 6,315.35 5,200.00 Huntingdon 12,776.52 6,686.00 \u201c diss.1,910.66 550 00 Port Lewis 453.50 137.50 St.Anicet No ! 1,010.58 850.00 \u201c No 1 diss 1,338.49 1,000.00 St.Anicet No 2 2,426.15 1,730.00 St.Barbe 4,099.08 1.375,00 St Romain de Hem- mingford 7,540.89 2,410.18 A summary of the operations of the boards by counties shows how the money was raised and spent (cents omitted.) Receipts Beau.Chat.Hunt.Cash on hand 8,687 3,808 4,514 Arrears 8,675 3,373 7,112 \u2014_\u2014 For ASP) Taxes 66,151 48,340 41,313 Specials 4,531 1,530 1,694 Fees 2,739 3,368 4.632 Gov, Grants 5,502 6,575 7,213 Loans 7,088 32,762 2,801 Miscellaneous 4,392 795 2,966 Expenditures Beau.Chal, Hunt.Teachers $48,218 (0,927 48,177 Heating, etc.9,900 6,738 5,470 Repairs, ete, 4,882 3,590 KUBZ New Schools 2,050 24,450 3,044 See.Treus.2.200 2,397 2,457 Bonds 5,521 191 1,778 Loans 8,493 10,189 2.419 Interest 2,647 1,780 285 Miscellaneous 11,653 7,410 7.216 Cash on hand 13,109 6,425 3.620 From these tables it is seen that the amounts actually paid for educating the children is less than the $280,476 total would infer, On the other hand none of the convents ure taken into consideration, likewise the Valleyfleld College, Su we will next consider the assessments and the rate per $100 of taxation.Doing this it will be found that De Lery has the lowest rate, 13e.with Hemmingford the highest, $1.50.However if the specin] assessments be added Godmanchester dissenti- ent in Huntingdon county hud the highest rate for the year al $1.75.The rates hy municipalities follow: Prop.s.Beauharnois Ass.itt, Tax Beauharnois 1,714,618.10.07 Maple-Grove 58,406.80 Ste Cécile 892,275.1.00 St, Clément 1,258,943.40 St.Clément diss, 290,000.26 505,650.\u201d 30 .16 1,202,810, tif) 240,075.60 485,275.58 1,038,050.50 6,193,650.60 505,000.+0 St.Etienne St, Louis St.Louis, diss.St.Stanislas St.Timothée Valleyfield Valleyfield, diss.Chateauguay Chateauguay Chateauguay diss Howick 1,145,340.70 588,680.46 30 844,667.50 Howick, diss, 328,200, 48 Norton-Creck 88,965.40 Ormstown 1,146,281.50 Ormstown diss.470,643.70 544,915.90 458,658.65 .U8 297,910.65 95,125.#0 Ortustown vil.St.Antoine Ste Clotilde, p.Ste Clotilde, vil.st.Jean Chrysos- tome No.1 St Jean Chrysos- tome No, 2 St.Jean Chrysos- tome No.2 diss.Ste Martine Ste Philomene 50 107.115, 43 884,183.50 246,878, 60 1,185,402.75 737,050.230 St Urbain $64,675.35 St.Urbain diss.No Schools Ville de Lery 963,006.13 Huntingdon Cazaville 106,800.40 Cote St.Charles 96,830.40 Dundee 418,106.75 .04 Elgin 515,640.60 Franklin 251,307.40 Godmanchester 799,075, .55 Godmanchester diss 547,975.25 1.50 Havelock 197,900.80 Havelock diss.79,475.BO Hemmingford 499,998, 1.40 Hinchinbrooke 1.248,380.46 Huntingdon 764,645.80 Huntingdon diss.213,300.30 Port Lewis 78,960.A5 St.Anicet No.1 190,866.A0 St, Anicet 1 diss.197,880.32 St.Anicet No.2 St Barbe Rt.Romain de Hemmingford 822,143.1.00 The asset sheets show that two municipalities had no arrears at the year's end\u2014Huntingdon School Commissioners and St.Clément trustees.In real estate the school corporations of Beauharnois had $245,012 invested: those in Chateauguay had $129,472 and in Huntingdon $93,- 870.In equipment, etc.corporations had assets $16,988, Chateanguay $16,652 Huntingdon $11,286.The liability sheet shows Hunting} don County to be in the easiest con- 326,454.66 248,100.70 16 Beauharnois valued at and dition.The total liabilities being: Beauharnois $94,670.61 Chateauguay 42,665.33 Huntingdon 6,180.23 Considering this report shows the financial position of the various school corporations of the Province, which then nambered 1764 of which 1410 are for Catholic and 364 for Protestant schools\u2014an in- Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Headache Pain Neuralgia Toothache Lumbago Neurits .Rheumatism D © Aspirin NLT TY Bayer.Tablets Accept only.\u201cBayer\u201d package which contains proven directions.Hand Also \u201cBayer\u201d boxes of 12 tablets.ttles of 24 and 100\u2014Druggists.Aspirin is the trade mark (registered in Canadas) of Boyer Man of Mononcetie- 1d (Acetyl Bulleylle Acid, \u2018A.B.Beeston of Ro Tas Lenufacture, to assist the public against imitations, the Tablets ee! th general trade \u2018Bayer » that Aspirin means Bayer D ped wi While it is well known creaes of 16 Catholic and 2 Protestant.: + A summary shows that the total value of property taxable for school purposes in 1922-23 was $1,625- 903,094.The assets of the corporations were $73.511,852.02 and the liabil- ittes $53,317.966.29 leaving a sur plus to the credit of the corporations of $20,173,985.73 There was then an accumulated sinking fund où $2,296,475.91.The receipts duriug the achool year were $28,902,664.96 including a balance on hand at the beginning of the year of 81,197,015.03 Among the receipts, the school corporations received from the provincial government an nggregate amount of $781,970.91.Of the expenditure of $28,902.- 664.96 including Lhe excess: of $2.- 714.907.27 at the end of the school year.the salaries of male and female teachers absorbed $7,798.- 347.80.G KE.Marquis closes hy stating: \u201cSome secretaries seem tu be ignorant yet of the work to be done in compiling those 1734 reports although * their number decreases from one year Lo another, but there are always n° few subsisting.As soon as the school is closed, every school bourd should have a competent auditor to make out, within his report The play glass become a avoidable.of the body.the delay allowed by law, a verified statement of its account books and, at the same time, furnish the secretary with the financial report required by the Education Act.At present the law authorizes any school Inspector to go to the secre Le vy-treasurer\u2019s office, when the latter has not sent his annual report during the month of July, the cost of this is repayable by the school corporation in default.This.amendment has already had a «salutary effect.Before making out his annual report, the secretary-treasurer should look over the financial statement for the previous year so us to avoid manifest contradictions and differences.This report would be forwarded on time to allow such comparison to be made should its cow- piling not be retarded by a few neg- ligents, each year.\u201d CHATEAUGUAY BASIN The sud news of the death of Mr.J).Mackay, which took place at bis residence in Montreal ou Sunday morning, wis received here that day and his many friends and acquaintances extend their deepest sympathy to Mrs.Mackay in her sad bereavement.The result of the vote on Chureh Union was announced here on Thurs day evening, February 8th, at a congregational meeting which was held for that purpose.The vote was us follows: * COMMANDMENTS of HEALTH I pledge myself to 1.Breathe fresh air at work or play 2.To stay in the open air as much as possible 3, Sleep with windows open 4.Breathe through the nose, not through the mouth .5.Take a bath at least once a week 6.Breathe deeply at all times \u2018 7.Keep clothing clean and in good condition 8 .Keep clean surrouridings, at home, work, or 9.Brush teeth twice a day, but particularly at night before retiring 10.Not spit on the floor 11.Use individual drinking cup or 12.Wash hands before meals and gone after leaving w.c.Ae ~ 13.Avoid doubtful food (iy 14.Avoid unsafe drinking water (especially in country) AE TE campaign against Tuberculosis and Infantile Mortality must Every man, \u2018woman and child must do their part Learn what Tuberculosis is, Learn how to eliminate its caus fight them.And FIGHT! Tuberculosis is not a disease to be ashamed of but it must be checked.What others have done, we in Province of Quebec can also do.We must not let Tuberculosis dismay or disarm us.It is NOT hereditary.It is contagious; therefore, it is \\ of contagion.To danger the lives of others.86 for Union, and 21 agninst.ST.CHRYSOSTOME The box social given by the Junior Y's of Trinity Church, Havelock was held Friday night, Feb.6th.The night was prefect and a goodly number turned out and a jolly evening was spent.The proceeds of the evening amounted to over $41.Mr.Henry Sayer had a bee drawing down his wood from Mr.Watt's place on Saturday.There were fourteen teams with the result he haa a fine large wood pile.Rev.and Mrs.St.Aubin are spending the week in Montreal.Mra, St.Aubin will attend the annual meeting of the Montreal Pres- byterial as delegate for the Woman\u2019s Missionary Society of the Rus- seltown Church.On Tuesday, Feb.3rd, Mrs.Wm.Currie died at the home of her brother, Mr.T.C.Baskin, Cowans.Mrs.Currie's home wus in St.Chry- sostome, but after her husband's death, on account of her age und ill heulth she went to live with her brother where she was for five years.Although in poor health Mrs.Ourrie was no wore than usual.On Tuesday morning she got up and dressed as usual, big later in the day she took a hemmorhage and died in the afternoon.Her funeral took place Thursday afternoon the 6th to the Russelltown Church.A \u2014 .AN personal one.« UBERCULOSIS is caused by a special microbe (called Koch's bacillus), so small that-it can be observed only with a microscope.known as a lung disease, it also attacks the bones, glands, intestines, articulations, throat and other parts \u2019 The microbes thrive by millions in the sputum of tubercular people.Their thoughtless spitting, coughing, or sneezing is the greatest source it on the floor is to en- + es, how to While best the them every | Issued # Provinci large number of relatives friends followed the remains.| MOTI] ER :\u2014 Fletcher\u2019s Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, * Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying TIEN RET.\u201c day.Obey them.The Provincial Bureau of Health has NY]: A To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Absolutely |larmless - No Opiates.~ + ds ny _ Page 3 and/mingford, assisted by Rev.Mr.The] Aubin.0 Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Fuod; giving natural sleep.Fite Physicians everywhere recommend it.: Resident me Mana er.The campalgn against Tuberculosis is NOT a campaign against the (ubsrcular To those unfortunately afflicted every help and sncour- agement are offered.An Gi EN LEE _ vo, 0 This malignant microbe, however, cannot successfully attack vigorous, healthy people.Improper living, improper habits, improper food, lower the vitality.And, when we are in a weakened condition, the ever-present microbe settles and thrives in whatever part of the body it attacks.That is the begimning of Tuberculosis.The first rule, therefore, to prevent heck disease is to KEEP HEALTHY! ent and \u20ac this J '» \u2018 ren) In the panel above are simple Commandments of Heal Cut them out.Keep them before you, where you ne « Be your own Health Inspector.Become the self- appointed Health Officer in your Family.Read these rules at least nee a week to every member of the ily circle.that they are memorized b that they are observed.yall Ses And the same preventive rules that will check Tubez- culosis will also cut down Infant Mortality.Join in the fight.Enlist the support of all within your sphere of influence.prepared a variety of printed matter deal- oe ing with health measures to detect and i; prevent tuberculosis, to reduce infantile pe mortality.These will be mailed on request.LY If you wish to distribute these in quantity, write the Director, Provincial Bureau of Health, Parliament Buildings, Quebec City, P.Q.Bureau-Health} | | ByAuthority orthe Provincial Secretary.Quebec | 8:.Her remains rest by those service was conducted by her cler-lof her husbamd in the Ruaseltown gywman, the Rev.Mr.King of Hem-!Cemstery. ree mo EIRE 20 dmc Tar Pi ren LR TE IRR, S So si Bl > Tr 0 i mare a aE EE ta ofa A Si Arh.Rr es WHS mim > en Paged THE ASTONISHING , JANE BY PATRICIA AUTHOR OF \"A MARRIAGE UNDER THE TERROR,\u201d \u201cYes,\u201d said Henry.3 possible\u2014no I'll put it another way.Officially Lut- trell Marches is impregnable, but unofficially\u2014come March the place practically belongs to you\u2014is there any way in which there might be coming and going that would defy detection?You see, your hypothesis demands either wholesale corruption of Government workmen,} or the introduction of other experiments.\u201d | There was a pause.Then Henry! said: \u201cIn confidence, sir, there Is a way, but, to the best of my knowledge, it is known only to myself and one other person.\u201d \u201cJt might be discovered.\u201d \u201cI don't think so.It never peen.\u201d\u2019 \u201cWell, I would suggest your ascertaining, in conjunction with the the nther person, whether there is any evidence to show that the sec-| ret has been discovered and the way made use of.\u201d The telephone bell rang.Sir Jul- fan lifted the receiver and listened.\u201cWould it be has | \u201cI have news to break to you\u2014 ADVENTURE OF SMITH WENTWORTH ETC, At 9.30 that evening Sir Julian marked a place in his book with a massive thumb, glanced across the; domestic hearth at his wife, and observed: nd it best \u201cM\u2019 dear.or cleanliness Lady Le Mesurier raised her Don\u2019t call the plamber charming blue eyes from the when the sink drain gets child's frock which she war em- choked.À little Gilletts Lye will probably clear it In a few minutes.Scores of other uses around the sanitary home.broidering.34 news concerning the lad Henry.Prepare for a shock.He is an- L other's.You have lost him, my poor Isobel.\u201d \u201cT never had him,\u201d said Isobel PURE FLAKE placidly.LYE \u201cHis mamma thought you had.She did her very best to warn me.1 rather think she considered that your young affections were also entangled.1 said to her solemnly.\u2018My deur Mrs.March-\u2014[ beg your pardon\u2014my dear Mrs.de Luttrelle March\u2014of course he is in wttered more reproof vould have done.Jane picked up everything as silently as possible.As she put the love 'pupers on the table, she laid The than words with 1sobel.T expect young men tol\u2018imes out flat, and, bending over be in love with her.I am in lovejit, vead the message : ! with her myself.\u201d \u201cYou WilF receive a letter from! \u201cPi , you didn't!\" \u2019 ¢ EE EE but I should have|™¢ Trust the bearer.Thursday.\u201d THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER.| With a great start Jane attempted to rise, only to discover that a wheelbarrow may make a very comfortable chalr, but that it is uncommonly difficult to get out of in a hurry.To her borror.the man.George Patterson, took her flrmly by the wrist and pulled her to her feet.She shrank intensely from his touch, received an impression of unusual strength, and then, to her overwhelming surprise, she heard him say in a low, well-bred voice, \u2018l huve a letter for you, Miss Smith.\u201d .\u201cOh, hush!\u201d said Jane~\u2014'\"Oh, please, hush!\u201d \u201cAll right, I won't do it again.Look here, 1 want to say a few words to you, but we had better not be seen together.Here's your letter.Stay where you are for five minutes, and then come down to the potting-shed.Don't côme in; stay by the door und tie your shoe- ace.\u201d He went off with his dragging step, and left Jane dumb.There was a folded note in her hand, and in her mimd so intense u shock of surprise as to rob her thoughts of expression.\u2014 After whut seemed like a long purulysed month, she opened the note which bore mo address, and read.pencilled in Henry's clear and very ornamental! hand, \u201cThe | be urer is trustworthy.-\u2014HJ/L.M.\u201d When she had looked so long at Henry's initials that they had blurred and cleared again, not once but many times, she walked me- chunically down the path until she\u2019 , Presbyterian Chureh was Thursday, February 12th, 1925 -} \u201cThe Tobaceo o i Quality\u201d S of ES = JE = = 4 IE also in 21h VACUUMIZED TINS 1 pr per Package MANUFACTURED BY IMPERIAL TOBACCO COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED.BEAUHARNOIS gregation to meet again the following diploma issued by J Wednesday evening.The advisability of increasing the number of Elders in held in thelthe congregation discussed.the General Assembly for repeuting the Shorter Catechism.\u2018Their 5.School tencher, Miss The annual meeting of St.Edward's was also \u201c ve ; \" Bessie Kilgour, also presented each of \u201cYes.\u201d he said\u2014'yes.\u201d Then hejliked to.She Is so very large and| She put all the papers neatly in! une to the shed.Beside it was ; .; began to take notes.\u201cSpell the|pink that the temptation to say it,|their places, and went to her writ-lbanrel full of rain-water.Into nis Manse Wednesday evening of last The ladies had prepared refreshments [them with a Scofield Reference Bible.name, please\u2014yes.Nineteen hun-|and to watch the pink turn puce, Dg table with an intense longing she dipped Henry's note, made sure eek.All reports were of a most en-for the occasion and the meeting con- These girls had previously received the dred and five?Is that all?Thank ot our.than 1 could re- what et able to thinking the words were totally illegi-Jeouraging nature.The total receipts|tinued to a late hour.diploma given for the repetition of \"He hung up the receiver, and|l was about to break to you a por- wonder who\u2014who would be the ble.poked 4 pole dd the border, for congregational expenses amounted Miss Adriance Kilge.has gone to]pissages selected from the scripture.\u2019 » bearer of Henry's letter.She hoped] \"8, COVE! \u20ac socden paper w to $2482.and there was a balance onf ict in Toronto.We are always glad when we hear of turned to Henry.tentous fact.Our Henry is in love, Pédlearth.Then at the potting-shed a ys ., : .\" ; \u201c \u201c \" H ly that Lady Heritage would * hand of $109.The total receipts for .A » : .Beaul is lad ki 1.This Ember\u2019s dossier, he said.\u201cNot Oh.Piggy!\" sald Isobel.ardently g uld {oor knelt & ; - Miss Annie Wilson and Miss Kath-|# Beauharnois lad making good.This h in it at first sight.\u2018Born \u201cYes,\u201d continued Henry's chief have business in the laboratories, door she ne! ind became occu missionury and benevolent objects from pas amie tison dn RE time it is Mr.Phillip A.Holmes, s mucha in 5 \u201c pied with her shoe-lace, feen Anderson have returned from mr.p A.Holmes, sun a _|\u2014\"Henry is undoubtedl t it and whilst these thoughts, and izations 5172: .1880.Son of Charles Ember, part y 18 ubledly or , \u201c sn | all organizations amounted to $1723, RER .f M Ww Hol ho 1 bee in Jarvie & Ember\u2014manufac-|Another lost soul.It's always these hopes.and wonderings filled her| \u201cHenry suw me after he saw ings.i their visit to New York.ol Tr MM Tomes, who hus heen ner in Jarvie mind, she had to wri you,\u201d said George Patterson's voice|Tolal offerings, including the Sunday[ =~ °° ; made manager of The Manvfacturers' wT turing chemists; firm liquidated in promising lads that are snatched legible replies te he ops and \u201cHe thought it might be a comfort! School, were $4843.In addition to this| The Trail Rangers all went to Mon- Life Insurance Co.in Ott hen at Har- by the predatory sex.\u2019 arently ° \u2018 ; : \u2019 \u2019 a \u201clire idav .|iAte Insurance od Awa.1836.and ently en Heldel Piggy we're note\" inexhaustible number of persons|l\u2019 You to know there is a friend {the receipts for the Cemetery Fund treal on Friday afternoon to attend thet _ .degrees inl \u201cM\u2019 dear.you are.It's axiomat- Who desired Lady Heritage to open|On the spot; but I'm afraid 1 gavel ure $217.Most of the officers were| BOYS Conference at which Mr.Taylor The governor of French Indo- berg, where he took 5 baz k b you a fright yesterday.\" Statte ; t.The T se medicine and science.From 1905 ic, beyond cavil or argumenet.Like paar speak at put lic meetings, [YOU ; rday.re-elected but Mr.F.S.Reay who had|Statten was present.The Trustees con-| = given Premier Herriot to 1912 at Chicago, U.S.A.as per- the python in the natural history Subscribe to an indefinite number You did,\u201d said Jane.\u201cbut Ij secretary for a number of years,|Siderately allowed the school to close ; sonal assistant to Eugene K.Blum-/books, you fascinate us first, and Of charities, or contribute to thejdon't know why.I was a perfect lesiring to be released was lnced by |for that afternoon that the boys might]of Frune a costly ret.It is an ele- field of Nitrates Ltd.Engaged as then engulf us.\u201d writer's support, fool, and I ran right into Mr.Em-|t¢siring to be released was rep fee Sy be frée to attend.Mr.Kenneth Good,|phant eleven years old and weigh- secretary by Sir William Carr-Mag-| Isobel allowed a fleeting smile to.When, at last, she was alone in|ber's arms.Mr.Kenneth Good, and Mr.Wm.» of the Tuxis B has be le 9 ?nus during his American tour in|lift the corners of her very pretty her own room, she was tingling \u201cDid you tell him what frighten-|!lolmes, retiring manager was replaced one of the uxis ovs, has been made ing 2,644 pounds.On the trip from 1912.Total exemption during War mouth.iwith excitement.At any momentied you?\u201d said Patterson quickly.[by Mr.John Sullivan.Mr.Reay and|Wentor of the Trail Rangers.Indo-China to France it ate 400 on Sir William's representations.\u2019 \u201cOh, Piggy.what a mouthful some one, some unknown friend \u201cNo, | wasn\u2019t quite such a fool Holmes were elected auditors.At the annual meeting of the|bunches of bananas for which the 'M\u2014blameless as a blancmange\u2014 you would be!\u201d she murmured.[und ally, might present himself.It|us that.Please, who are you?\" Presbvteri Chureh, t f the girls|premier had to pay.In desperation a , '.* pu ; .Nt \u2019 \u2018 oe : ; ; st.Lawrence Presbyterian Church, two of the girls|premler h: .at first sight.We wouldn't have| \u201cHenry.\u201d pursued Sir Julian\u2014 was exciting.but she thought, ra-| My nume here is George Patter-| - deputation from the St.Lawrence of the ; he has sent it to the Lyons zoo.him here at all if we hadn't been told to get the record of every one employed \u2018at Luttrell Marches.estly revealing blushes 1 have everiiatier came.by any mischance, into| ; * sai \u2018 Well, March?\u201d beheld.The whole story is of the ihe wrong hands\u2014and letters were|am i bo amt Jou.said Jane, \u201chow : Henry looked up with his candid.|most thrillingly romantic and iN-|mislaid and stolen sometimes you.diffident air.LIIBUIDE nature.and 1 regret 0 .y.a perfectly dreadful chapter| MY.Patterson considered, \u201cHeidelberg\u2014 Chicago nitrates,\u201d say.m\u2019 dear, that I cannot tell you lo; misfortunes might ensue.She| .11ere.a wide sill inside your he said, with a little pause afterja single word of it.\u201d frowned.and decided that Henry window.tAnd how on earth do each word.Then\u2014*I wonder if it| Lady Le Mesurier took up a bluejy,q been rash.you know that?thought Jane.) was in Chicago that he met Molloy.[silk thread.i» ; It was with a pleasant feeling of uf you put « big jar of.say.those Molloy was a leading Hght of the Oh, Plggy:\" she said reproach-|cuperiority that she put on her hat |9°H0W tulips there, I'll know you I.W.W.there in 1911.\u201d fully.; and went out into the garden to| 8\"! Lo speak to me, and I'll come Piggy looked up for a moment.ui Juan peamed upon her.ne Vick tulips, here to this potting-shed as soon ve) \u201d aid.\u201cDid you get My oificla uty forbids, e ; as can.ou know they keep us M, ves\u2019 he sal You said, with great enjoyment.\u2018\u2019Dis- The weather had changed in the pretty busy with roll-calls and on to the subject of Molloy at all?\u2019 \u201cI had to be very careful,\u201d said Henry, with a worried air.\u2018I was introduced to Miss Molloy, so I felt that it would look asked no questions.On the other , at this new hot sun with a jet- band, 1 was afrald of asking too queer EE ory s mamma will black eye.A sheet of forget-me- many.You see, sir.if there's really) pt \"pigov darling, how can 1|nots repeated the sheer blue of some infernal, underground plot lay odds if T don\u2019t know anything?[the sky.going on, with the general smash-|Tell me, is she pretty?\" Jane picked an armful of tulips up of civilisation as its object, that) «isobel.is that the spirit in[and a sheaf of leopard\u2019s bane.girl is in a most awfully dangerous |yhich to approach this solemn|Strictly speaking, she should then position.I wish to Heaven she waslsubject?As an old married woman, you should ask, Is ahe virtuous?Is that she isn\u2019t right when she says she thrifty?Is she worthy of Hen- that the most dangerous thing of ry?out of it, but I'm not at all sure all would be for her to give the\u2018 show away by bolting.\u201d \u201cCOM, yes,\u201d sald Piggy.\u201cYour concern for the young lady's safety does you credit\u2014attractive damsel in distress, eh?thing, and all that?\u201d Henry blushed furiously, and said with some afffness, \u2018As Î told you, sir, we are old friends, and I think, it's nataral\u2014\"\u201d \u201cEntirely, entirely.\u201d Piggy waved a large, fai hand with a pencil in fit.\u201cBut to get back to Ember\u2014 what did you ask him?\" \u201cWell, I said I had known one or two Molloys, and asked whether oe guest Miss Molloy was the cricketer\u2019s daughter.Ember was quite forthcoming, rather too forthcoming, 1 thought.Said he'd met Molloy in the States, and that he was a queer card, but good company.Explained how surprised he was when he ran into him at Victoria Station after not seeing him for years.Then, quite casually and naturally, gave me to understand that Molloy had put him up for a couple of nights.He really did it very well.Said the daughter was a nice little thing just from school, that he thought she would suit Lady Heritage, and how grateful Molloy was, was just off to the States, and did not know what to do with the girl.The impression I got was that he was taking no chances\u2014not leaving anything for me to find out afterwards.\u201d Henry hesitated for a moment, and then said, \u201cThe thing that struck me most was this.1 didn't ask to interview Miss Molloy because I didn't want to make her position more dangerous than it already is.That is to say, I assumed that there was danger, which really means assuming a criminal com- spiracy.Now, if there were no danger and no criminal conspiracy, why on earth did everyone make it 80 easy for me not to interview Miss Molloy?It seems a Mttle thing, but it struck me\u2014it struck me awfully, sir.You eee, I took a roll-call of the employés first, and choekod them by the official list.Then I went down to the stables with Sir William, and we went through all the outdoor servants.And I finished up in Sir William's study, where I saw the domestic staff\u2014and Mr.Ember.From first to last, no one suggested that I should see Mise Molloy.In the ond, I thought it would be too marked not to bring her in at all, so I sald to Lady Heritage, \u201cWhat about your pecretary?\u201d and she said, \u2018Why, she\u2019s only just come .you don't need to see ber.\u201d 1 He blushed one of the mise the indecent curiosity which I see stamped upon your every feat- .id-April.In the walled garden ure, Upon Henry's affair my lips m } [lere sealed.I am a tomb.I merely the south border was full of violet- odd i scented yellow tulips, each looking wish to have a small bet with you Nice, pretty young|ian\u2019s hand sharply with the And to all these same ques-|she had made her way to the fartions I should make the same Te-]thest corner of the garden and ply\u2014I do not know.\u201d basked.Isobel leaned forward, and still At first she looked at the flow- with that faint, delightful smilelers, but after a while her eyelids she pricked the back of Sir Jul-|tell.' point| Jane has never admitted that of her embroidery needle, ale went to sleep, hut, if she was \u201cThe serpent\u2019s tooth!\" he said.|thinking with her eyes shut, her and opened his book.\u2018Isobel, you lthoughts must have been of an ex- interrupt my studies.I merely wish to commend three aspects of case to First\u2014Henry he has yet to reckon with his mam-la shadow pass between herself ma; third\u2014I may at any time ringing the sun, and opening her - eyes you up and instruct you to prepare quickly she saw standing beside a blue ribbon bow round the stalks of some pink and white daisies.she said.was sorting and arranging the papers for the library table, that sage.She very nearly missed it, for across the agony column, and what as he|she dropped the Hentingdon\u2014D.A.Howick\u2014S8, Mac \"Henry is in the fascinating stage.!ther most mod- risky.For instance.supposing Henry's night, and it was hot and sunny.with the sudden dazzling heat of son.I'm a friend of Henry's.If you things of that sort.I only got back yesterday by the skin of my teeth -\u2014I had to bolt.\u201d want me, I'm here.\u201d \u201cDid you\u2014you didn't pass me.\u2019 Men's Social Crabtree, Thorn, Schofield and Good, waited upon the meeting to see if the :ongregation would be willing to lease the club building to the club for a number of years.was found that a fuvor of selling the property rather than leasing it.gregation in relation to the re-organiz- ed Presbyterian Church was discussed and it was finally agreed to leave this matter over for n week that fuller information might be received,- the con Sunday School received the Club, including Messrs.AO VIE IE EI A OT VE EE A VE A A I JE TENA \u201cSTROUD\u201d Tea Is sold in 1-2 & 1 Ib.Packets After discussion it majority were in IAT 3 WEE \u2018The matter of the future of the con- A II In By All Grocers To be Côntinued have gone in to put the flowers \u2018in water for the adornment of the Yellow Drawing Room.\u2018Instead, tremely engrossing nature, for it is the \u2018certain that she heard neither the feminine intuition.lopening nor the shutting of a door is in love; second\u2014ljn the wall beside her.She did feel your chamber for Henry's her the very man from whom she had fled in terror yesterday.The sunlight fell from upon him, showing the shabby clothes, the tall, stooping figure, the grizzled beard, and that disfiguring scar.Lady Le Mesurier began to work \u201cYou're rather a lamb, Piggy.\u201d BRONCHITIS MIXTURE RESULTS GUARANTEED * FIRST DOSE BRINGS RELIEF Uma EE CHAPTER XII It was next morning, whilst Jane she caught sight of Henry's first mes- the fold of the paper cut sight caught her eye was the one word that passed as a signature, '\u2018Thursday.\u201d It startled her so much that paper, and, in snatching it, knocked over a pile of magazines.tidy Heritage looked over her shoulder with a frown, tapped with her foot, and then went on with her writing in a silenés that Pure Feeds « ES EE ZI RE DNHNIN AN ANNANANT ANH SIENNE NI NL NT NOR JA NOR NN GEO.ELDER Athelstan Grist Mill Howick Hall ADDRESS BY REVD.DR.DICKIE OF Knox Crescent Church, Montreal FEEDS IN STOCK PROVINDER CORN MEAL BRAN GLUTEN MEAL OIL CAKE MEAL WHEAT HOG FEED BARLEY MEAL SHORTS WHITE MIDDLINGS zetité- CORN ve dE MIXED HEN FEED # .* FLOUR SUGAR BEET MEAL || Friday Evening, Febrnary 13h AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Subject: \u201cChurch Union and the Outlook for Presbyterianism.\u201d ALL ARE INVITED qf 0\" Montreal Send tree \u2018Cheese and Wayeto to Serve It\" The court of neighbours The friends you ask to meals\u2014all who eat in your Lu home\u2014pass judgment on your baking skill.If you want to be known as a good cook, use Quaker Flour.It makes bread, cakes and pastry Tee that win sure approval in any company.Qualier Flow \u2018Always the Same-Always the Best \u2018 en oe od re in Fo NE ath the + Produst of The Quaker Mills, Peterborough aud Saskatoon - a \u201d DISTRIBUTORS Boaudin THowi » Kelvin Grove\u2014D.Ormstown\u2014Thos.0 Leur a ; m\u2014_\u2014_ EE EES = rt res News From Parliamen By Robert w.Sellar [IRI Ii The Gleaner will publish an article each week during the present session of .the doings at Ottawa.These reports will be supplied \u2018through R.Ww Sellar, private secretary to the Minister of Finance.».Fe 8 The Gleaner has established a record during its sixty-two years of Fo = a newsy paper, This standard will be maintained.| Keep yourself well informed of the District happenings through the Cleaner.Never forgetting to read the editorials, story, current news, : - * l'épôrting events, and the advertisement that will save you many dollars.5 .q » , \u201d» u.* \u2018 \u2019 _ Co Fh Met had + ye Wl ot - En me de ot wd; ; r # 4 on dea br } ar dE VT ROR et FT A TE mom = >» \u201c2, iy Thursday, February 12th, 1925 HUNTINGDON Over 60 ladies responded to the invitation of Mrs.T.Vine and fire.W.F.Stephen at\u201cStrathdon\u201d last Wednesday afternoon, it being the occasion of the monthly meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church.Arrangements were made for the Bazaar and lady convenors were appointed.Mrs.Bruce Kelly gave an interesting paper on \u2018The Christian Life\u201d written by her Aunt, Miss Morris.Miss Seiveright, of Sherbrooke, rendered two beautiful solos and Mrs.Gardiner and Mrs.McCoy favored the gathering with a duet with Mrs.Gay at the plano.Needless to say a very profitable and enjoyable afternoon was spent.On Thursday last Messrs, J, W.Stark, D.J.O'Connor, W.J.Goun- drey and Bruce Kelly curled a friendly game in Lachine, The La- chine quartette won by 14 to 11.A return game is -expected to be played here at a later date.Mr.W.R.Cooper lett on Monday for Schenectady, N.Y.Mrs.Lachance is spending a days with her daughter, Dempsey, Fort Covington.On Tuesday evening a number of friends were very pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ward McGill.Cards were played et 6 tables, and after very dainty re- winners were announced ag follows: 1.Mrs.Ernest Lefebvre, 2nd, Mrs.James E.Barrett, and consola- lution, Mrs.S.J Robinson.Mr.J.A.Hunter was called to Albany, N.Y.on Saturday last.Mrs.Hunter had been called to Albany a week previous as her older sister, Mrs.Parmerton had suffered from a stroke and passed away during the latter part of the week.Miss Muriel Hunter and Miss Aîleen Smaill of Montreal were at home for the week end.The academy hockey team were in Montreal on Saturday and played a tie game 1\u20141 with the West- mount High School Intermediates.After the game the boys all met Dune Monroe who gave a demonstration of defence checking.Rev.Dr.E.I.Hart of Westmount gave a most interesting and inspiring temperance address in the Methodist Church on Sunday evening.The church was well filled dy members and adherents of St.Andrew\u2019's Church and the Athelstan Presbyterian Church, Dr.Hart's illustrated lecture attracted keen attention while he told his story regarding the sales of liquor, beer and wines within our province.The special offering that was received to help combat the liquor trade amounted to $26.00.Mrs.C.B.Kelly and daughters entertained a number of friends to a dinner party on Monday evening.Cards were enjoyed through the evening.The Huntingdon Women's tute will hold the regular meeting in the Court House on FRIDAY, Feb.13th at 2.30 p.m.Business re the Annual Meeting in March.All women welcome.\u2014Advt.KILBAIN eu A gathering of the choir members of St.Agnes assembled Sunday evening at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Alphonse Leblanc, Father David conducting.They are now practising for Ash Wednesday and the Lenten season coming.Miss Rhea Caza of Cazaville left for Montreal to take up a Nursing Course in Notre Dame Hospital.Mr.and Mrs.Jos.Leblanc spent Tuesday in Dundee Lines with Mr.and Mrs.Dona Collett and family.Miss Yvette Leduc of Montreal spent the week end at home.Mr.Emery Leblanc and sister Helen spent Sunday at the Rectory with Rev.J.A, David and Misses Thibaud.\u2019 ® Mr.and Mrs.Marcil Benoit Valleyfield are visiting in this nity.Mr.and Mrs.Louis Leblanc spent the week end in Massena with their son, Mr.and Mrs.Leandre Leblanc.Mrs.Philias Langevin spent ten days in Ottawa visiting her daughter, Mrs.Jas.O'Neill, and attended the wedding of her son, Mr.Herve Duhame of Cleveland.few Mrs.Insti- monthly of vic- The whaling industry in British Columbia produces annually about 400 tons of whale hone meal and 900 tons of meat and blood for fertilizing purposes.A small quantity of this is sold as fertilizer in the province and the remained Is exported, principally to.the United States.Break Up Bronchitis and Heavy Chest Colds With Old-fashioned Mustard Plasters Made At Home Some things cannot be improved; and the old-fashioned home-made mustard plaster is one of these.For colds on the chest; for heavy, deep- seated coughs; for chronic bronchitis; for spre throat and tonsillitis; for rheumatism and neuralgia; for cramps and indigestion; for aches and bruises; the kind of mustard plaster that grandmother made is the simplest and best of all.Grandmother mixed two tablespoonfuls of dry mustard and six tablespoonfuls of flour or linseed meal into a paste with cold water.She placed this in warm linen and put her good mustard plaster right on the sore spot, and somehow the pain seemed essier the minute the plaster went on.A great deal of suffering could be avoided if people would always remember about \u2018the old-fashioned mustard plaster, which is made with the same dry mustard that everyone uses for culinary purposes.HDON DEFEATS VALLEYFIELD BY270 1 192 People Came on Special Train From Valleyfield to See Hockey Match RECEIPTS $191.90 Huntingdon Now Practically Assured of Winning Pennant The Huntingdon arena appeared crammed at 8 o'clock Saturday night but at 8.30 when the hockey match hetween Valleyfield Empires and Huntingdon started the arena was jammed with over 600 people representing a $190 gate, which 4s the record gate ever taken in at a hockey match in Huntingdon.This wonderful gate will put the hockey club on its feet and they will now be in u position to pay off debts that had been outstanding for two years.The game started with Dixon, Beattie and Hampson on the forward line for Huntingdon, and as the period progressed and Dixon made a brilliant rush only to be stopped by Latour, the goaler, the cheering was intense.The game was speedy against the odds of soft ice and Dixon was replaced by Faille, and Shirriff replaced Hamp- son.Without a doubt this is the best forward combination that has played for Huntingdon fér many years and it was with this combination that Huntingdon made its progress in the game for they tired the visitors out.The first period was about its end when Capt.Jack Chambers and Dixon broke the scoreless period.Chambers carries the puck in his circling style, pecul- far to himself, and at the critical moment passes the puck to Dizon who makes the neat score.The per- fod had but one minute to go and during this short space of time the cheering never ceased.The second period opened up with the usual speed that was anticipated and in three minutes Chambers again made the feat, coming down the ice in the same manner but this time does the scoring himself.As Jack approached, Latour.who was left defenceless, left the nets to meet Chambers, and in so doing Chambers sprawled over his back holding onto the puck, and then managed to score unaided.The period was well div- Ided as to who had the best of the Play.Boyd in the Huntingdon nets had a great many shots to side track, for Howarth the Empire centre man was an exceptionally speedy skater but was lacking in shooting for goals.His most ardent opponent in skating was Bill Ted- stone.who on many occasions out- skated the visitors and upset their getaway.and combination.During this perfod two penalties were given for tripping.The third period was a hot one for Huntingdon for the Valleyfiald boys pat forth all possible speed and tricks possible.Howarth and Potter were more than speeding up things, especially when Shirriff was penalized for body checking.The period advanced 11 minutes when Potter made the Empires\u2019 one and only goal.The Empires had 192 rooters with them from Valleyfleld and it was now that they displayed their ability to cheer.The game ended 2 to 1 in Huntingdon's favor.The officials were Messrs.J.Armstrong of Valleyfield and C.M, Oney.The line upe were: Huntingdon Empires Boyd goal Latour Tedstone defence E.Potter Chambers defence C.Barker Dixon centre Howarth Beattie wing Greene Hampson wing G.Potter Huntingdon Subs: Faille, Shirriff and Kelly.Empire Subs: Walsh, Scerf, and Hoey.The special train on which the Valleyfield team and supporters came to Huntingdon cost the Val- leyfield Club $126.00.192 passengers made the trip.For a half hour or so after the game the rooters had a merry time singing and marching around the streets in town.The league standing lows: is as fol Won Huntingdon - Valleyfield Ormstown Montreal HOWICK Mr.Merril Crawford also apent the week end with his pasemts.The Misses Carolyn Roy, Lottie Rutherford and Lyla Bruce, all students of Howick Intermediats ef Ses © their education.week with her mother at Rorval.Mrs.John Hill and children of Mr.and Mrs.J.Anderson.home for Mb week end.(Continued from 1) A committee was app to draft a uniform prise list for Class A Fairs in Quebec.It was deciged to ask the Chiat, Inspector R.O.P.to inseribe on all \u2018reports of cows qualified the num School, left the end of the weak||&* for Macdonald College to complete | Miss Laura Baxter is spending a ; Toronto are visiting her parents,|lf Miss [à Muriel Anderson ot Montreal wasif \u2014\u2014= 1924 Was Bapper Year For Ayrshire ber of times milked dafly.Mr.E.A.Wells, British Columbia was elected president.The two eastern directors that were appointed from this district were Messrs.W, C.Wylie and D.T.Ness of Howick.The resignation of Mr.Savoie as the eastern fleldman was accepted whilst the salary of Mr.Hunter as the Association fleldman was sub stantially increased.Mr.W.F Stephen was also retained as secre- lary-treasurer at an increased asal- ary.The finances of the association were much better than for many years past.The Banquet At seven o'clock the tables were all set and the dining room was fll- ed with the members and friends of the Canadian Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Association.The banquet was most thoroughly enjoyed by all present and the management of the Queen's Hotel deserve much praise for the dinner that was served in a most appetising and efficient manner.During the banquet the entertainers, Messrs.Bert Mason, Jos.Beau- champ and F.Hunt kept everyone alive and in good spirts.Throughout the evening Mr.Beauchamp rendered a number of bass solos that received loud applause.Mr.E.E.Wells, the newly elected president made brief remarks thanking the members for the honors they had bestowed upon him in electing him president.Dr.F.M.Fry, Secretary, Certified Milk Commission of Montreal, was called upon to give an address.Dr.Fry made some very remarkable statements that do not speak very favorably for Canada\u2019s metro- polls.Montreal has the greatest death rate amongst children up to 2 years of age.The average death rate for infants at this age is 15% annually.No other city in America can touch this awful death claim, nor can Europe.It is only in India and Russia and such countries that such death claims are made upon the would-be coming generation.This death rate Is largely attributed to the ridiculously poor milk that Montreal Is supplied with, This condition can be improved {t the milk were only properly cared far.Dr.Fry is à strong advocate for the grading of milk and he had many strong supporters at the banquet.He stated that Montreal was recelving three grades of milk, viz, Certified milk from the Mercroft farms at Dorval.This milk comes from accredited cattle and is cared for in the most sanitiary way and delivered in like manner, This cer tified milk brings 25c \u2018per quart.The only fault about this milE 19 that Montreal receives only suoh milk from one dairy, which represents much less than 1% of the city\u2019s supply.Pasteurized milk is the next pest but pasteurization spoils the flavor and often the mibk is mot properly pasteurized.It is old before it Is pasteurized asd the germs have multiplied po\u2019 many times than in 1 c.c., which is leas than half a thimble full, over 4 0,- 000,000 germe will be found.Peo- Ple who get milk that is not pasteurized or certified use this most inferior milk and consequentiy the infant death rate.J.Antonio Grenier, Deputy Minister of Agriculture for the Province of Quebec, said the dairy industry of this province was suffering from a surplus of small factories.He \u2018pointed out that in 1928, 1,660 factories had been required to make 50,000,000 pounds of butter and nearly 47,000,000 pounds of cheese.He considerd that 1,000 factories would be sufficient.New Zealand, which produced: more butter and cheese than the Province of Quebec, had only 686 dairy establishments.He regretted that an old land like Quebec should have to take lessons from a young country Mke New Zealand.The next speaker of the evening] the cow had been don, Vt.who is secretary of the American Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Asen.Mr.Burlingham made some very breezy and flattering remarks which made all dairymen feel thankful that they were milking was Mr.C.L.Burlingham of Bran-[ tity of rich milk and not a email quantity in the bottom of the pail, which oftentimes was neither rich not pure.The last speaker of the evening was Mrs.John Scott, farmer president \u2018of the Montreal Women's Club.Mrs.Scott had for her subject \u201cThe Good New Days\u2019 and made references to her recent trip to Rome.Mrs.Scott declared we should all be contented with Quebec, for Quebec has many of the \u2018attractions that other countries! pralse to the sky, Switzerland boasts for winter sports, whilst we in Quebec can offer Mount Royal, | Quebec or the Laurentians.Ireland \u2018and Scotland think mighty of their lakes but here we tan show them Lake Memphremagog.Whilst a great many oflthe countries of Bur- ope could be thrown into one of bur great lakes apd all they would do is to make a splash, (laughter).of Canada.Mrs.Scott told a great many humorous stories which created much laughter and applause.The presentation of silver cups was then made to the following: C.Wylle of Howick, Que, (two cups); 8.C.Crockett, Middle Mus quodoboit, N.S.,, (two cups); BE.C.Budge, Montreal, (two cups) the Nova Scotia Agricultural College, Truro, N.S.; Chas.R.Rodger, La- chute, Que.; and George Pearson & Sons of Waterdown, Ont.Those who attended the Ayrshire Breeders\u2019 Banquet from this vicinity were: Mr.and Mrs.W.F.Stephen, Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Mc- Millan, Mr.and Mrs.H.A.Taylor, Messrs.W.M.Wallace and OC.PF.Hyde, George Elder, Dr.J.O.fLan- gevin, Mr.and Mrs.A.L.Sellar Messrs.Peter Dickson, Geo.Find- layson and J.P.Cavers from Orm- stown, Messrs.J.W.Logan, Douglas and Earle Ness, Mr.and Mrs.D.T.Ness, Mr.Thos.Irving and Miss E, Irving of Howick, FORT COVINGTON Mr.Charles L.Smith returned home from Saratoga Springs where he went as a delegate from this \u2018town to attend the State Grange meeting.Mr.Stewart McPhee of Dundee was in town on Tuesday and reported his sister, Miss Dora McPhee, who has been ill is resting comfortably.Mr.J.Murphy of Bombay was a caller In town Thursday., Miss Labarge of Helena, N.Y.was a week end guest of Mrs, AM.Cappiello.Mr.T.Prudhomme of Montreal is visiting Mr.and Mre! Paul frud'homme.Mrs.Jules Allen has moved into the Vincelette honse on High St.Mr.Chas.Lowe who is a member of the Border Patrol, here for the present.Mr.A.L.Pierce of Potsdam, N.Y.was a caller in town Monday.Mrs.John Lacomb fs on the sick list.Mr.Jos.O'Neil of St.visiting his aunt, Mrs.Dundee.\u2018 Mr.Fred Brockway of Massena spent a week with his brother, Mr.John Brockway and family.Miss Gertrude Smith relurned to her duties at Lake Placid.Mr.Gibson of Huntingdon is re lieving at the station.Mr.A.H.McNair and\u201d sister, Miss Pena Warden attended the funeral of a cousin in Lancaster, Ont.on Monday.Mr.Albert Leclare of Montreal is visiting at his psrents\u2019 home.Mrs.Nancy Howard spent the week end with her déughter, Mrs.Albert McNair and amily.\"The people of estville have been denied the right to tap the electric wires which run through their town because another cam- pany have the franchise.Mr.Fred Dupree has the Richard Martin farm.Mrs.Irving Merrick from Bnston on Monday.ORMSTOWN Mayor Alfred Greig entertained the Pgsish Ceuncil and Secretary to dinner at the Bradley Hotel on Monday.On account of the atorm on Fri- dgy, Jap.30th the league hockey Anicet is O'Nell in moved ta returned Ormstown was cancelled.Rev.D.N.Coburn is taking the anniversary services at Shawinigan Falls this comiag Sunday.Rev.AS.Reid of Montreal is taking the services in 8t.Paul's Church.They may marry this year, but perhaps It was last year that she asked him.\u2014Detroit Free Press.uy! Will meet at the home of Mr.W.D.Ruddock on MONDAY evening.Sleighs will leave Mr.T.8.! cows that were producing a quan- SNS \u2019 The Fifth Annual Masquerade Ball is be held in the O'Connor Hall to-morrow even- mg, Friday, Feb.13th.Good music and a goed time.Admission 75¢ each store at 7.16.to Spectators 25¢ Francoeur, D.Hughes, sier, Ant.Brassard, Leonard Smith, is on duty] 3 match between Huntingdon and.Ata vs etn -\u2014\u2014 5 Unique Among Teas SALADA\" is blended from fragrant voungleaves and sealed to fesserye the flavor.Finer than any Japan or Gu der.Ask for SALADA GREEN today.Ross, Mrs.W.Qruer, Alex.Logan,|ter.W.Roy, R.A.Bourdon, J L ORMSTORN ASKS = FOR BEER AND MINE LICENSE 41 Names For Beer and Wine License and 140 Names on W.C.T.U.Petition Against Granting Such License Names on W.M.Bradley petition for Wine and Beer License\u2014Arthur Blanchette, Moses Lemieux, Honore Bourgoin, C.Garand, Honore Mont- calm, Hermeuse Payant, A.B.Bar-|M- Dudley, Mrs.W.Sadler, E, J.jA: Cunningham, wm.Lindsay, rette, Lorenzo Brault, C.Vincent, |Pätenaude, Mrs.Robert Mille, Mrs.|Robt.Lindsay, M.E.Ross, W.R.E.Vincent, P.H.Reid, Eugene] = Finn.A.B.Sadier, F.J.Montle,|Geddes, D.Hughes, A.Bougle.I.A.Rousseau, Bessle McDougall re cr tt re Forget, Herve Crete, Horace St.ugall, Denis, J.Primeau, F.8.Rugar, M.A.Cooper, M.D., John Geddes, KENSINGSTON Louis Forget, W.S.Bradley, W.M.|Mrs.Geo.Smith, Thomas Cowan,| The Trout River Debating Club James Reeves, Hen met at the home of Mr, H.T.Wil- As to no metropolis, we have Mon-|Bradley, Peter Proulx, L.Charle- Ward Andersen Bari Less son on Tuesday evening, Feb.8rd.seal, the leading and largest city bois, John Ligget, E.M.McGregor, * : oore, Subject for debate wus Resolved, Mrs.Jas, Simpson, Mrs, Laura St.Louis, D.C.Carroll, Mre.Arch.McCormick, Mrs.Geo.Walsh, A.W.Swan, Stuart Osmond, John Maw, Jus.MoGerrigle, Arthur Beaudin, L.H.Elliot, R.T.Walsh, Mrs.J.P.Smith, M.C.McDougall, D.McCuig, T.A.Wilson, T.W.Winter, J.G.Rutherford, Thos.Moore, Mary Standage, Margaret McNeil, L.F.Bennett, Mrs.D.Mc- Mullan, H.B.McCormick, Emma Sadler, Geo.W.Bustard, Finley Wilson, W.H.Hooker, Henry Win- a Packed with others Care \u2014pl us the canners science F.X.Primeau, Gilbert Parent, Jos.Jas.Mc- Lean, Thos.Kearney, Fred Gauth- ler, Ondre Soucisse, Jean Baptiste Guerin, Adelard Lavigne, W.Rem- ber, Domina Lussier, Louis Lus- \u201cThat a Lawyer is Justified in try- Ing to secure the Acquittal of his Client when he knows him to be guilty.\u201d Affirmative: M.Elder.Negative: Dr.H.R.Clouston and '.J.Hyde, The decision which was given by ballot was in favor of the Negative.The debate was very closely contested by able speakers.\u201cDumb-bell! Why, she celluloid is Harold's Boston Transcript.W.L.Carr and JP.Elie Crete, John McBain, Lussier.Voters\u2019 names on W.C.T.U.peti- tion\u2014D.N.Coburn, John Hastie, J.IL.G.McGerrigle, Wm.Lang, W.G.Mc@Gerrigle, J.A.MeBain, L.R.Ross, John Dickson, R.R.Pettes, Jos, McWhinnie, H.W.Blliot, Mary Bryson, Mary Lindsay, J.W.Mills, R.E.Forester, D.Gruer, D.Marshall, S.J.Geddes, Mrs.John Ped- die, John Duncan, H.McAdam.Paul Masson, Gertrude Gentle, C.J.McGerrigle, H.E.Gale, Alex.Rember, Mrs.C, F.McCartney, Mr.John Heuston, Elenor Reeves, Rd- win C, McWhinnie, Agnes Maxwell, Jacob Dagenals, Jessie Drysdale, John Beattie, Mary Murray, R.J.McNeil, Mrs.E.J.Bazin, A.Ger- vais, Andrew Geddes, A.L.Laporte T.Duval, Mrs.Jos.Sadler, D.Lang, R.McCartney, L.Petelle, A.L.Lang, Matthey Kee, Jas, Sangster, H.B.Patton, Mrs.J.Laberge, R.G.Fennell, Mrs.John Merlin, Ernest Fennell, Albert Moore, Lester Hamilton, John A.Logan, D.PF.Wiltred thinks sister.\u2019 \u2014 Tomatoes Ask your grocer for Mcintyre, Jas.Barrington, J.8.Rutherford, Thos.Ligget, W.T.VICTORIA Payne, Wm.Barrington, J.E.Bar TEAS ENCES, SALMON rington, Frank Oliver, Jas.Barring- SPICES VINEGAR LOBSTER ton, Etta Leitch, D.A.Barrington, und ch PEAS Mrs.Janet Darby, John Walker, LAPOR! MARTIN LIMITER 1 Mary.Graham, A.G.Middleton, Mrs.W.W.Bryson, Mrs.Ann Cooper, J.M.Tinning, Mra.Robt.Rem- \\ One of the F amous \u2019 ber, Mrs.John Law, Thos.Forrest- VY er, Thos.Hamilton, W.H.Young, ICTORIA amily W.M.Roberts, Mrs.F.C.Hunton, ve HUNTER\u2019S $2.49 Middy Sale Ladies\u2019 pure wool flannel middys, good 39c.Broom Sale Rose brand, red handle, leather bound, styles, good colors, good sizes on sale cement locked brooms, unmatchable this week $2.49.Oc.! 98c.Sweater Sale values 3% : Girls\u2019 pure wool sweaters in 6 colors sizes 4 to 10 years and boys\u2019 sweaters, sizes 6to 12 years, pullover styles, coat styles, a real bargain in sweaters at 98c.One good lot ladies silk and wool hose sizes 81/3 to 10.Plain colors and fancies in a sale for this week at 75c.Pick \u2018em \u2019 A sale of men\u2019s pearl chrome pullover mitts at 39c.Five cent Specials Linen Envelopes, pkg.occ.5c the pickin's good.Writing pads, each ooo 5c Waxpaper, roll oor.5c $2.49 Dress Sale Crepe paper, roll .Jc Girls\u2019 serge dresses, sizes 2 to 6 years in Paper Napkins, doz.5c red, navy, brown, sand, and sizes 8 to Big thick scribblers 5c 14 years if navy blue.The dress bar.Drawing books irre 5c gains of the season at $2.49.Electric clothes cleaner, stick \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 \u2026 \u2026 5c Circular Pillow Cotton 49c 42-44 in.wide extra good quality 49c yd.Red border Irish linen glass towels, sizes 19x29 25c each.8-4 unbleached sheeting good quality, yard 49c.Crescent Victoria lawn 32 in.wide 17¢ yd.Bias seam tape, widths 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, white .and colors in packages of 6 yds.each.A real buy at 3 pkgs.for 25c¢.A Big Special In silk broadcloths yard wide 8 shades Special: Grey Cotton 10c per yard.19c Mop Sale Lever spring mops, 48 inch handle, strong spring, steel heads, copper finish.À sale at 19c each.Grocery Specials per yard 95c 2 tins Gold Cross Beans .PE 25c À sale of babies rubber pants at 25c pair.2 tins French Peas cm 35c Saxony flannelette pink, blue, white, 27 2 tins Roast Beef \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 35c inches wide, 5 yards for 98c.3 tins Norway Sardines 25c Yard wide cretonnes 25c yd.2 tins Choice Red Salmon .45¢ Jord wide percales 23¢ yd.30c d 2 tins Choice Pink Salmon.35c Oriental crepe in dark shades Yor house 200 Ibs.molasses kisses, per lb.15c \u201cdresses, 33 inches wide.Some values 2 bottles Rowat's Pickles eee.Le 25c per yard.3 pkgs.Sugar Crisp Corn Flakes .25c Lifebuoy Blue Lable Rubber Boots.The Boots That Stand The Gaff, - John Hunter & Sons Huntingdon.- Que.- lem Page 6 UT TONSES FOR SALE 8 horses, four to seven years old.Just ont of hard work.One 1500 Ib.mare in fou! opt.Montreal Milk Producers\u2019 Association Howick Branch \"Howick Branch will hold their annual meeting in Howick Hall, on TUESDAY, Feb.17th at 2 o'clock CHATEAUGAYS NEW INDUSTRY THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER.DEWITTVILLE Mr.Herbert Ferns returned home on Thursday after having spent the winter in New York.Mrs.also AND.PHILPS MLA.DEFENDS PROV.Thursday, February 12th, 1925 ORMSTOWN The Annual Congregational meeting of 8t.Paul's Church was held in McDougall Hall on Wednesday \u2018evening, a large number of the con- DR.P.Q.RAVARY Specialist of New York Horpitals will be at the Moir Hotel every Satur day, where he will give treatment for Eye, Eur and Nose, ; Ferns und daughter Vera will gregation being present.A very \u2014 gab + » .One \u201cet heavy team harness p.m.All milk shippers are cordially return in a few weeks.pleasing incident was a presenta- John Hunter & Sons invited to attend.] Miss Isabel Ferus spent the week .tion by Messrs.John Hastie and DR.F.E.TAYLOR A.Younie Jas.Robertsen|Columbia Arms Corporation end in St.Louls visiting per sister, Jas.Hunter of an address and Specialist in Prostetic Dentistry Hun.gdon, Que.Chairman Sec.-Treas.to Move Unit of Îts New Mrs.Mair.purse to Mr.Coburn, contalning 168 F.Main St, Malone, N.Y.- Mr.Donald McEwen does not im- 2 2e $243 and a beautiful bouquet of - APPLE TREES Haven Plant to Chateaugay |rrove in health as quickly as his Arth Plante.M.L.A.For|roses presented by Mrs.S.J.FOR S\\'.F\u2014 tons of hay In|and the best hardy varieties of eae many friends would wish.He i9/*'ERUr an e, LA.Geddes to Mrs® Coburn.Although lots to sui: NU -asers.Fruit Trees, Bushes, Shrubs and| The bringing to Chateaugay of ulstill confined to bed, suffering from Beauharnois Attacks Mr.and Mrs.Coburn were very Tel.129W.J.M.Leehy pants.These special prices on the|substuntial industry, » preliminary an-|rheumatism.Roads Policy much taken by surprise they both ollowing varieties, on orders re-|novuncement of which was made last] Miss Gladys Cameron was in Mon- LI à a , con- FOR SA: .\u2014Holstein pure bredlcejved during February: Alexander, Sturdy, has now taken more definite fltingly replied ehanking the con bull calf from an R.O.P.dam.Duchess, Fameuse, Mcintosh, Weal- forin and the removal of à unit of the treal for two days lust week.Mr.Hugh Rose Cameron of Ed- On Thursday lust when the budget gregation for thelr gifts, The Alec Mills Bick Co.rdma .; .tehute was resumed all eyes turned The « .Tel, 634-5 Sam He \" lthy, and Yellow Transparent\u2014$76.plant of the Columbia Arms Corpora- monton, who is revisiting his many once more ta W.S.Bullock, who had 52.701 ghureh TeDOrt AO ed ry ORMSTOWN QU \u201cBEC FOR SALE\u20143 young reg.Hol.|Per hundred, $9.00 per ten at our|tion located at New Haven, Conn, tolrelatives and friends in the east ljourned the discussion Wednesday, a a aan ABN de EURE ._.stein rows.Your choice of any \u201chea 0 2 dons Le, ire extra Ee aus LE da appoutee à ufter tin absence of nn > st mt instend of the member for Shel-lpiissionos for 1924.This was $7.60 TT ; to treshen in the| \u201cNED pacxed lor shipment.matte , \u2018M |spent the week end with his cousins!ford it was Andrew Philps, veteran - ee Pully Accredited herd.Price List sent on request.pected that the transfer of machinery Messrs.Robert and Arch.Cameron member for Huntingdon, who ruse tof ore than in 1928 Plate collec MARCHAND BROS.David Cowan & Sons Outarde Road, Ormstown.R.Jack & Sons, Chateauguay Basin, Que.and equipment of the plant unit from New Haven will be «wo months.completed within The eky being clear and cloudless the partial eclipse of the mocn on tuke up the Government side of the irguient.tions and subscriptions to Revenue amounted to $2,916.96.The follow- VALLEYFIELD | ; ; a ing managers were elected: Messrs.te distinctly .+ ; charge ; 5 \"avn| Province of Quebec The Columbia Arms Corporation |Sunday evenidg was quite 5} Mr.Philps charged the Opposition y, J.Roy, D.J.Ovans, Geo.Kil- ! FOR SALE\u20141 four year old Ayr Municipality of the Townshi of ufactures rifles and small arms seen.with perpetually objecting tu every gour and Peter Dickson, re-elected; + shire cow newly freshened.Herd|* pality p man | Mr.and Mrs.Auetin Kelly and Ë , Elgin hing without offering anything con- ialty > - Edwin McWhinnie, John Duncan .wus free from T.B.: 300 bushels of .nnd makes a specialty of the pneulmi-teoyr gons spent Sunday with Mra.tractive, .| _| Victrolas, Pianos, Carpels cut Ou oats.PUBLIC NOTICE tic hammer.The company was orga-lKelly's mother, Mrs.L.McArthur.He referred in glowing terms to the ele Roy, resigned.Mes cloths.We make specinl offers to out- .Fred Primeau A cordial invitation is extended |nized in New York and is enpitalired[ There was a dance on Saturday rights of the minority in the province bo: The at on on .he True \u20ac of-town customers, Tel.626-31 St.Anicet|t?81 ratepayers to attend a meet-|ut $500,000.C.W.Sprague, formerly Light at the home of Mr.Fred|of Quebec and luuded the Provincial Dougall were added to the Trusteel,09 Victoria St.Fel.165 CT ing of the Municipal Council to be]of Chateaugay, and who is the owner! Heinault Boyd Settlement Premier for his broadness and the Board.The meeting adjourned to 3 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE held in Elgin Town Hall on Mon- of the property there, is the president Mr.and Mrs.James Castell, Jr.|Provincinl \u2018Treasurer for his healthy the lower hall where a bountiful Havloader and side delivery rake i : June eube 1 à Jare rejoicing over the udvent of a surplus in the Provinee's finances.ro ec i .! - in exchange for Ayrshire milch road questions.o.E.Ewing wish to bring sos ea indus new daughter, born on \u2018Tuesday| The high cost of living, Juried LE Lower Ormstown Con COWS.Melville Kerr \u201cMe; or Sec.-Treas stated that the financial statement MOFNINE.the Government by ne ; tthe Ne Saturd ight ti Maple\u201d Leaf LEDUC & PRIER Tel.635-21 Huntingdon No.2|__ \u201c8 - *__ [issued by the Columbia Arms Corpora-| Miss Elizabeth Van Vliet re- Montreal-St.Georges, was nol the gov-| Saturday nig 1e Maple Lea \u2014 [sued Dy EAC ON La - rm .pora turned home on Saturday after a|crnment\u2019s fault, \u2018he people themselves Hockey Club of Montreal played FOR SALE\u2014St d stock of NOTICE tion shows ts financial success and , h ts.were to blame, and the war again came, with the local team in a league Departmental Store - Saat ore and stock à The postponed Annual Meeting |prosperity.The plant at New Haven is|month\u2019s stay with brothers and sis-| We! ion's s [the blame 5 , ' , General Merchandise.Living rooms| \"po Farmers\u2019 Club will be held fully equipped to curry the manufac.|ters in Lacolle.She is leaving again in for a lion's share of the blame, game, After a good mutch the score , BRaver Store.Good location.For par-lip Howick Hall on MONDAY, Feb.|turing end of the business on Wednesday to spend a month or M l'ouchine on the peut question the stood Plo 2 in favor of the local Valleyfield, Que tienlers call on PS | in Montreal with her sister, {uber lor Huntingdon declared that eam, R were: 16th, at 7.390 p.m.The unit of the New Haven plant |More more money should be spent on rural Ormstown Ma ° Ç .yo : : Maple Leaf ° JON CONTRE | ME bon stv ath on EEE PE que ps ec fn in he on \"|| Specialty: , N.Y.MT.; - reveiv - Gove pts al-!Kearner | = , = NOTICE brick building, erected by Mr.Spra-{drawing wood on Wednesday.shortly receive the Government's at Carney defence Devereux Ready-to-Wear Gar- FOR SALE\u2014Pressed hay and straw| Tue Annual Meeting of the Montreal |BUe 4 few years ago for garuge pur-| Friday evening, Mr.and Mrs.Geo.| \u201ctv urged Lhe solidarité of alt the Proves entr luuthier ; \u2014 W.J.WALSH Milk Producers\u2019 \u2018Association \u201cwill be|Poses.This bullding is 140 feet in Radiboux were agreeably surprised races and lunguages of Canada, and Smith Cora vou ment for Ladies and FOI! SALE\u2014House, with about|held in the County Building, Hunting- length.He panor es in height, with lr Jelutives urge his heurers to \"Canadians first of MeGerrigle ; White Gents.Tailoring, Dress- .1 acre où land.Tlouse is a 2 storey|don, on Wednesday, February 18th ut|?side addition containing sufficient guthe all\u201c Beandin subs Flood making and Millinery y frame bn!ldin: good well near by.}1.80 p.m.space for the proper installation |brate the 36th anniversary of their! M, Philps lauded the good rondsiRoss « Allan g y.\u2018 Small barn on lot \u2018 G.C.BOYCE [und operation of the machinery and [marriage and presented them with policy, und the administration under] æ ; , : \"ns.J.L equipment.Mr.Sprague\u2019s home has|2 generous purse of silver.Thelthe present Government generally.He Fhe Farmers\u2019 Club and Milk Box 1 ns.de agen NOTICE been in New York for a consider-|Presentation was made by Messrs |i, issue with Mr.Gault on his hay-|Shippers\u2019 Asgoclation held a most _ e'stan The farms of Mr.Alexander|able time past and he has been en-|J.Hughes and Oliver Rabidoux.Af- ing found fault with the Provincial successful banquet fn McDougall NUMA E BROSSOIT K C FOR SALE\u20149 igs 4 weeks old.Campbell of the parish of St.Loulsfgaged in other manufucturing en-|ter the presentation a bountiful Treasurer's accounting system and Hall on Thursday evening.Mr.\u2019 « and 11 two wee;s old.Tel.646-4 Romeo Gender FOR SALE\u201470 cords of dry soft wood in sled length.1925 at 10 o'clock of the forenoun|ment of the pneumatic Hammer \u2014_\u2014 He closed by a general song of ation.Aboul 100 were present, Will attend all the courts in the Would like to hear from dairy [in my Office.unit of the New Huven plant In IELD praise of the Liberal Administration |, The curling competition for the|District of Beaunharnois and Montreal men having a few dairy cows for| The Sale takes place for thellhateauguay will carry the equip- RIVERF since the days of Sir Lomer Gouin and '1tobb Cup\u201d by rinks of young men| Phone No.60.sale.settlement of a succession.ment of nearly one hundred andy Mrs.Bullantyne is attending the An-| particularly of recent years, and was}25 years of age and under from the John L.Murphy, For the conditions apply to theffifty skilled mechanics, which will nual Meeting of the W.M.S.in Mon-|given quite an ovation on resuming his different clubs in the district was LUCIEN BAILLARGEON n - 1 mile west of O'Neil's Cornersjund-rsigned Notary.be a substantial benefit to.Chatenu- {real this week also Mrs.J.McLeod as|sert commenned.in the local rink on \u201d Tel.627-1-5 St.Anicet W.Martin, Notary (gay and an important element inlour delegate and Miss Margaret \u2018Lem- Arthur Plante, Member for Beuu- Friday.Unfortunately on account NOTARY PUBLIC FOR SALE\u20142 purebred Ayrshirs St.Louis de Gonzague fits future industrial development.[pletan representing the Sunshine Mis-[harnois, rising for the Opposition afterjof the mild weather the games Successor to cows.Apply Archie Harkness bull 4 years old.day, Feb.16th at 1 p.m.to discuss de Gonzague and situate in the Third Concession of North George- town\u2014150 arpents, will be sold hy auction on the 16th February Cty Beauharnols, P.t of the company.It has always been his terprises besides with the Columbia Arms Corporation of whish he Is now president.It is expected thot the es ablish While the machinery of the Chat- caugay plant will Le operated by lunch was served by the lLostess.Music for the dancing was furnished by Mr.E.Ouimet and Mrs.G Rubidoux.> sion Band.At the congregational meeting held wanted a better system if the Member fur St.Georges could suggest it, ln the meantime the present system was proving its own efficiency.a graceful tribute to Mr.Philps, turned at once to the roads question and get the road for nothing: Mr.Philps lunch was served by the ladies ° of Hodgins of Macdonald College and Mr.Hatch of the Farmers\u2019 Guide, were the speakers from the outside district, their subject being co-oper- could not be finished and those not played were postponed.Eight rinks ADVOCATE Recorder of the City of ValleyFvta.Valleyfield, I\u2019.Q.1.I.Crevier and A.R.Leduc Tel.613 2-1 Dewlittville LEIRN THE BARBER electric power.it is stated that the|in Riverfield on \u2018Tuesday afternoon at puinted out that the municipality of [were in the competition, one Hun- Office in Notaries Public _\u2014 F PROFESSION ectablishmeut of the plane unit of|2 p.m dundee in [luntingdon County.was|tingdon, 4 Howick, 1 Riverfield and ee in the ounor Docks + OR SALE\u20141 old pig and ten : .4 \u201cy ; .; p.m.\u201cWW, [being sued for 363,000 by the Govern- 12 O t ink trance next to Moriarty's Building.> I will guarantee anybody whojtlc Culumbia Arms Corporation inf Mr.Juhn Robertson and Mr.W.W.ge ny : rmstown rinks.at i\u201d young ones, two weeks old.\u2018hatentltae ha.: ment under the Good Rouds Act tra.Rob fills retur Money to loan, Estate nud succession Tel.608 r 2-4 P.J.O'Connor |häs any talent tor hair-cutting apd Chatenusar hus no coun-ction with! Orr were elected as elders.At the ss \u2018 \u201cto k Mrs.Robt.Mills returned hom, ettlement LU shaving, to be f:.'Iv qualified under|s Drojerted combinatien of electric] meeting in Howick Church on Monday .Mr hips.ee a en to de ar on dirtday from Jaontreal after TT FOR SALE\u20143 young cows just|my imstructions in less than elght|p'anis following the rerent ucquisi-[ufternoon, Mr.Math.Orr and Mr.A WHY the municipality had not ana ein fxpending u few ays .wit her _ freshened, 1 registered Holsteln weeks.For terms write, tion ol à controlling interest in the Craig were elected elders.offer of settlement.Did they expect tofdaughter.Catharine.DONALD M.ROWA'! Armand Loiselle, stock of tha Chusm Power Company Five representatives from lRisertield Dr.Cooper spent Friday in Mon- Be ; ï : NOTARY Tel.626-15 Clar Valleyfield ue.[by the .G.Whi e Encineering Co.,| were uppointed at the congregational insisted with some vigor that he hud|treal.1 James k a 9 bf New York The management of meeting to the Presbyterial Council for recommended the mayor who had call- Mr.Gordon Leclair of Montreal Royal Trust Chambers FOR SALE\u2014Wild buffalo skin WANTED the company will be under the con-|the Presbytery of Montreal.Rev.KK.L.ed on hin Me make an offer.This 8£ll|was a week end visitor at home.107 St.James St., Montreal! robe, very large, lined and border- Two salesmen to sell suits msde|trol of « board of d'recté.< nuri-|Bullantyne, minister, W.W.Orr, elder, tleman wd pot even offered 25 per Mr.Neil Sunsgter spent Friday in| At Huntingdon every Saturday unless fd.condition good, never used.to measure $26.50 zuaranteed.[bering Mr.Sprague.A.W.Duck 11, [Chester W.Orr, layman, Mrs.Wu cent: Plante.continui inted .Montreal: 1otice to contrary in Gleaner.hone J.E.Burke, Sample outfit free.Commissions of Ernest A.McCoy.und four other|Stewart and Mrs.5.Reddick, lady that i lane, continuing, poin e out Miss Eunice Patton of Montreal|4757.Mr.J.M.Purcell, N.P., will be Hemmingford.Que.$75.00 a week not unusual.Civefdirectors, two to be numed hy ir.|representatives.Mr.David Vass, Mr.pality tof: nor vo nos \"ole in was the week ead guest of her par-jat the hotel in Ormstown, the second - age, experience, references.Sprague and two by the Securities|Jus.Cullen and Mrs.Arch, Craig were eneral which brought abot eh NY ents, Mr.and Mrs.H.B.Patton.and fourth Saturduys of every month.FARM FOR SALE House of Service, Company of America.appointed from Howick.| gener was en TaEh! about taxaltlont ney, |.W.S.Coates of Si.Lame 7 100 acres, known as the D 7 elaide St.W.It is estimated thar earnings] The Aubrey-Riverfield Brunch uf the jh ; : eno Ibert was the week end guest o 7 ; Walker farm.situated at Eres 374 Ad ¢ Toronteffrem the Columbia Puenmatic| Women's Institute held their meeting Bo vas ur a agen le in Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Wilson, he being J.G, LAURENDEAU, K.C j Corners.Land all workable.Never] \u2014 iamtuer and Columbia Rifle willjon Thursday evening ut Aubrey, when the Province of Quebec were LE and the speaker for Missionary Sunday ADVOCATE failing spring.Convenient to fac-| AGENTS\u2014Get in a profitalle all-[japaroximete more than $1.000,009|Miss Morris und Mrs.McLeod guvelurtuxed bevond \u2018 all reason both by at the Methodist Church.Moir's Hotel first Saturday of cach tory, school and \u2018station.Good new |year commission business of your own.jannnaliv.with nt earn'ngs suffi-|interesting papers.Refreshmeents were Federal, Provincial und Municipal au- Mrs.Alex.Blair of Franklin is|month, house with soft water in house.l Every property owner is a customer Orjeto-t to ust a high i«turn.served to all present.2, thorities.le read press clippings in the guest of Mrs.Thos.Hanna for Outbuildings in good condition prospect.Nine hundred varieties of [ES \u2014 - -The English River Curling Club support, \u201c ) a few days.; A.LONGTIN Apply George Leblanc hardy Red Tag Nursery products.Cash E3WICK Centenary Committee have received Touching on the projected increase |\u2019 Rev.Mr.Wilson was in Montrea .653-14 Route 2 Huntingdon every week.Cmplete equipment and in- LJ word that 22 rinks at least will come in gasoline tax, Mr.Plante stated thnl Monday on business.ADVOCATE structions free Write DOMINION| __Wednesday norning the C.N.R.|frow Montreal to curl during the cele- he believed in making the drivers of| Miss Emma Beaudrault of Otta- King Street FARM FOR SALE NURSERIES, Montreal.express had to detour at Howick Jet jbration.7 rinks or more are expected) autos de luxe pay for the roads which|Wa i3 visiting her sister, Mrs.Jas.« : .Firat Concession of Dundee, 140 te Coteau then to Montreal.At|from Ormstown.Just how many will they burned up.He was in favor of |l'eaudin.° HUNTINGDON, QUE.acres more or less in first class con SALESMEN WANTED Howick Jet.: ox ear loaded witt [?ttend from Huntingdon is not known doing everything to \u201chelp the farmer.| Mrs.Harry Bradley and son of dition, all modern buildings; wiki] $100 a week Man wanted with ambi- [shingles was derailed whereby th [to date but the committee expect tol op oo Won Fr C0 a the presen] Howick spent the week end with ARTHUR W.SULLIVAN sell on easy terms.For further particulars apply J.R.Cameron, Tel.644-2 Dundee.CLELAND FARM FOR SALE Farm contains 100 acres and is but 4%: miles from Hemmingford.On it is a first class brick house and good barns.Running water the year round from a never failing spring.Water in stable.Large apple orchard.Half a lot tion, industry and small capital.You can make above amount or more, distributing Rawleigh's Quality Produce to steady Consumers.Several fine openings now available.We teach and help you do a big business and make more money than you ever made he- fore.Give age, occupation references.W.T.Rawleigh Co.Ltd, Montreal, P.Q., Dept.C.N.11513 track was black-* for 2 hours and I minutes.Holstein News Mr.Willard Boyce of the Upper Saranac Co., Saranac Inn, N.Y., was in this district last week and in company with H.T.Cunningham bought 5 registered Holstein cows from the -|herd of J.R.Leggatt, also 1 grade have at least 200 men present.DUNDEE Miss Fraser, Miss Margaret.Chaf- fee and Mr.Wm.Chaffee of Sum- merstown recently spent a few days visiting friends here, Mr.and Mrs.Campbell of Edmonton, Alta.spent the week end with Mr.and Mrs.Albt.Armstrong.Government, Raps Public Debt The public debt came in for some severe talk from the Member for Benuharnois.It was all very well for the Government to talk about surpluses but they carefully failed to make any great mention of the public debi which continued to assume alarming proportions, Mr.Plante made a strong plea for hev mother, Mrs, Wm.Bryson.Mr.T.8.Osmond spent \u2018Monday in Montreal.Mrs.Bishop is visiting her sister- in-law, Mrs.Bennet.Mr.and Mrs, Norman Brooks and fumily spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Hanna.\u201cThis is a very sad case, very sad indeed,\u201d sald the doctor.\u201cI Q L.S.& C.E.Successor to John [.Sullivan QL S &C.E Surveying and Engineering of water courses and bounding of properties, etc., attended to promptly.Address: P.O.Box 124, Valleyfield.Que., or Main 8586, Montreal, ; : = Holstein cow from Sam Herdman and{ Miss V ; ; - distant isa maple sugar bush well LEE + A ; 3 8 Vaugh and Mr.Warren retrenchment, and shared the views of lim .to tell you that ur 1 equipped with tanks, pans.buckets $500.A YEAR his good heifer which recently won |Vaugh of Westville recently visited|the Member for Huntingdon on the much regret to tell you yo J.F.ROLLIT, Dentist ete.etc.and one mile from farm is 27 acres of pasture land.Will be sold in bloc subject to an order from the Anyone with a little cash can secure an interest in one of [the local Holstein Club's prize for lhe best 2 year old record finishing in the year 1924, having given 12600 Ihs.al the home of Mr.and Mrs.H.A Millar.\u2019 Mr.and Mrs.application of moneys to smali schools rather than to higher education.\u2018wife's mind is gone-\u2014completely gone.\u201d Office 1381 Greene Ave.Near Sherbrooke St.: ; .Stanley Murdoch| Hon.Honore Mercier, Minister of \u201cI'm not a bit surprised,\u201d ans-| Westmount, P.Q.Tel.West.316 ~ * lk and 477.54 lbs, fat in 305 davs.! aid , p , , court.For further particulars apply to Canada\u2019s great natural re- A ; +.|of Saranac recently visited at the|Crown Lands and Forests followed Mr.\u201c Mrs.S.A.Cleland, or R.T.Bree sources.Money absolutely Her nv erage fest being 379 M.Mr.home of Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Mil-| plante.wered the husband.\u201cShe has been of Hemmingford: or to D.M.Rowat, safe and a guaranteed large -unningham loaded and shipped the|, - N.P., Toyal Trust Chambers, Montreal \"PARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT Farm situated at Carr's Crossing.vearly profit.Write for particulars to \u201cAdvertiser\u201d Dept.4, J.J.Gibbons, Limited RER RAR AAA AE seven head from Athelstan on Tuesday.FRANKLIN CENTRE _ Mr.Noel A.Millar is visiting at iis parents\u2019 home.Mrs.John Fraser is spending a The Minister of Crown \u2018lands believed that it was the Oppositton\u2019s own fault it it found itself in an unenviable position in.the House.Ie charged its giving me a piece of it every day for the last fifteen years.\u2019 Canadian National Railway Mutual Fire Insurance Co.COUNTY OF BEAUHARNOIS > .& Keefer Building, Montre .few weeks visiti bers with h i .ni LL: Inc ted®1852)* | There was no service in the ME.eks visiting friends in Orm-[|ineinbers with too much and to too in- (Incorporatec ) For particulars apply 1.B.Carr z Church on Sunday evening on ac-|stown and Montreal.sistent forts of small things.of Hi The on Points tone Candies Insures nothing put Farm and Isolated he J BC .ount of the ill ] ,; _ \u2014\u2014 ee e fe re nister lhe Conti Ami is C \u2019 roperty Box 56 Huntingdon, Que.Sales by C.A Gavin Bunt, ee of Rev.Mr ATHELSTAN tiovernment had a right to resent the rain Superior nv Setween President\u2014M.W.Leehy.- ; - ; - itter and \u2018lying campaign carried oni Vice-President-\u2014Anthine Doruy.WANTE BM TO RENT On TUESDAY, Feb.17th, 1924, at] Mr.and Mrs.David Cowan of| Mr.Harland Rowat of Montreal|by the Opposition and their friends Eastern und Western Canada, un] Direetors\u2014Alex McMillan, R.R ANTED-\u2014A man owning his|the residence of Alfred Mayville, one|Ormstown were the guests of hisli home for a few da throughout the Province Made up of the most ; Ness, Frank St.Louis, and M.M own stock to rent 100 acre farm.|miie east of Dundee Lines, Que., the[cousin, Mrs.M.E.Young over the M Th Joh J.i He claimed that the Liber | ndmin- steel equipment, including colonist MeNau hton : \u2019 ' This farm will carry 20 cows.Appl 5 \u2026.week end.TB.omas nston spent al ; au 1 ACTIN lears, frst class coaches, tourist cars, g : y PPIY following property: heavy mare 9 yrs.few days last ith istration had always been an honst.and [ÉLTS» : W.K.Philps, Secretar .C.McMaster Id, heavy mare 6 vrs.old, heavy m ; ys last week with her daugh- bh Sp, JQining cars, standard and observation © Be ps, + Ys st x a da Door old, SA il y \"a y are Mrs.Pringle who has been Ill is|ter in the city.able one.He paid tribute to Mr.Plante sleeping cars, it leaves Montreal every A.Philps, Manager, Tel.649-3 .Agn e ee 12 yi.o L lght mare 13 ors.os improving.Mr.and Mrs.H.McCaffrey spent|for his sincerity and breadth of vision, day in the year at 10.15 p.n., Ottawa Huntingdon, Que : : \u20ac vas x n Mr.Wm.Whitehead is laid up|the week end with her parents in Yhich the Minister of Lands claimed| 1: i and runs solid, over a wagon, bob-sleighs, set of single sleighs with an attack of neuralgia Dundee was rare enough in the Opposition at 188 a.n Lind mune, roast Win 2 cutters, 2 buggies, manure spreader, $ * : 5 .splendid road-bed and th .ni- smoothing and dise harrows, 2 Wilkin-| Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Dickenson prs.White returned to the city Pe quehing on the rouds question, he Peds Saskatoon, Edmonton and Jasper J.C.BRUCE S son plows, drill seeder, steel land roller,| went to Montreal on Saturday to|tDi8 week after visiting friends In ed : figure \" Park, : Genéral Insurance Agent, Tunting \u2018 Rockb d Athelat urged that the figures, quoted by the[.; ; e gent, JL - 2 cultivators, nearly new, mowing ma-|visit their daughter, Mrs, Cordon urn and Aghelstan.Member for Beauharnois In referring, One of the outstunding features off gy, Que., County Buildin chine, horse rake, McCormick grain |Pltt and other relatives.Mrs.A.Rowat and children of)\u201c icipality of Dundee rE this beautiful train is its Lourist corse fire.Life and Accident Insurance hinder, 600 \u2018lbs.set of scales, stone] Mrs.Margaret MeLaren spent patine spent the wok end charged for maintenance and.not for which, in addition to slecping ear uc \u2019 au - boat, 3 sets double harness, 2 sets y | |v er parents.; tion commodation al practically one-ha - sin A harness, threshing mill, dair last week In Ormstown visiting rel-| Mr, and Mrs.H.Bickford spent| \u2019Nétruction, ; the cost of that in the standard sleep- , - B , g \u2019 Y ratives.Hon.H, Mercier then went on Lo ! PIANO, VIOLIN, ORGAN TUNING AN Dry Slabwood 3 ft.long|utensits, 8 factory cans, 1 8-gnl.can.l Mr.Herbert Rowe'a h pte reek end in Montreal.deal at some length with the rounds sit-|e% provide unsurpassed eating fucili- AND REPAIRING .pails, De Laval cream separator No.15 fire la used by the chi Mrs.E.A.McHardy entertained uation, touching more particularly un [Hess a good kitchen stove, cooking Steinway, Heintemahy and Lindsay suitable for sugar wood or but [barrel churn, household furniture, side-| ire 12st week caused by the chim-| .W.C.T.U.Thursday afternoon.| , | ntensils, ete, under the supervision of}, > et ; ; hi 4 burni t F the Montreal-Malone Highway.\u201c| ; Pianos, Electric and Pneumatie Players hoard, 2 cabinets, cupboard table, 3|neÿ burning out.Fortunately the After the devotional and business| Mr, Plantes thought that the citics|POlite and courteous porters, without anos See Refinishing of all kinds ter factory.heds, chairs, dishes, glassware, 2 bu-|fire was discovered by David Max-[part of the meeting, Mrs.H.Wilson |.oui pay for the ronds was nothing |©*tra charge.; nr |New Pianos kept in Al condition foi p reaus, cook stove, Quebec heater, and|Well and it was soon -|8ave a splendid report of the Dom-|pew.In the United States, the Min-[,, Convenient Lrain connecting wilh one year free of charge after dante of A limited quantity for sale many other articles.Sale without re-| À large hole was burned fn tbelinion Convention which she recent-|ister believed, the City of New York [lhe Continental Limited at Montreal sale.\u201d * |serve as Me.Mayville has rented his|reof./ attended at Toronto.The hostess|contributed to roads for fifty miles |leaves Huntingdon at 2.26 pn.LYON & HEALY farm and is moving away.Sale com- o Vine Elnle d'ohtaton came home (served refreshments at the close of|round and a similar policy applied in wr further particulars, reservations, BAND AND ORCHESTRA tnences at p.m.sharp.n urday for a few days.the meeting.\u2019 Ontario \u2019 ete, apply to : : ; : INSTRUMENTS À John Hunter & Sons Terms: Seven months time in an| Mr.Wm.McGUI is not as well ae es P.J.LEFEBVRE , sums over #10 by furnishing good ap-|his many friends would wish.KBURN City Ticket Agent.| On best terms.All instruments Huntingdon Qu e proved joint notes.Mrs, Costello was the guest of ROC ; NEW ERIN J.O.MICHAUD 3 guaranteed.g \u2019 ° On SATURDAY.Feb.21st 1925 cer sister, Mra.Dan Leahy last] The regular annual meeting of| Mr.and Mrs.Earl Clark visited Station Agent.THos, A.F ARLEY, DUNDEE CREAM, EGGS, POULTRY [tht residence of Donat Leger, situated\" Rev.Mr.snd Mrs.Parks and |nes monly nday evenime In the| Clark of Kilbatn, © More Jone Phone 638-11 , .' s .an .arks andiwas held on Monday eve n the|Clark o ain, Mount Royal Creamers way between lank snd New Erinldaughter Esther were guests on|Church Hall.The event took the| Mrs.R.8.Feeny of Huntingdon - - Headqua tons for Cream.* ad.ve robe os To th cours \u2018 fresh).5 Friday and Saturday of Mr.andiform of à social gathering.Tables|and her niece, Miss Margaret Feeny T.J GR AHAM end Dressed Poultry ry BES, proper Y calves roa line bu 2 work Mrs.Chas.Rowe.Rev.and Mrs.[were spread and supper was served |of Ticonderoga, N.Y.spent a day « J Special: Eggs horses, general purpose forse, mower Parks also went to OrmstoWn onlby the ladies of the congregation|last week with Mrs.John Durnin.= fi Live Stock Auctioneer i $0 @ur special organisation, making|rake, binder, drill seeder, cultivators soa) Nd were guests of Mr.lto those present, numbering about| Miss Susan Douglas of Montreal PAINLESS || À life time experience with live stock :* ~ direct sales and deliveries to retailers smoothing harrows, dise harrows, and Mrs.George Bustard.50.The Secretary's report showed (was home over the week end.: EXTRACTION , À very wide aequaintance of breeder permits us to olitain the highest pos-|dophle wagon with box amd rack, bob- 6 Mrs.Wm.Price who Las been/$1,340.89 had beem'raised by the| Mrs.Hambeault of Lachine also|l; : tf| Arrange your dates early.sible prices for fresh eggs.sieighs, cutter, double harness, 3 sets] oy ''h 12 improving.congregation during the year, and|Mrs.Brault of St.Stanislas spent afl 0h à important that [Terms In keeping with present liv Empty egg cases and pouitry coops|single harness, cart harness, buggy, ¢ Mr.Norman Towns had the mis-Imonies raised by the Ladies\u2019 Ald [couple of days with their sister, Ca A ha Po Due 5 [stock conditions.supplied en request.milk wagon, stone boat, 1 2-f.plow, or une to lose one of his best new|w.M.8.and Sabbath School would|Mrs.Alderic Chartrands tists to give lectures on thelr 8! Phone 634-12 R.F.D.No.à cam walking plow, 4 milk cans, pails, milch cows last week.The cow waslamount to about $500.more.The Mr, Daniel Donahoe and Mr.Alf.value À We will lend empty cans, free of|strainers, chains, shovels, bars, grind apparently all right at night but on |Secretary, Mr.F.A.Erskine, and|Donahoe of Huntingdon called on ig Why lock the stable door § charges, for a month, to those who|stone, lot of hay and straw, 20 bags going in the stable in the morning the trustees, Messrs, C.Waller, D.|friends in this locality Monday.FE - when the steed is stolen?Kl EONARD TREPANNIER wonld like to ship cream to our fac-|potatoes, buffalo, and many other| ©, found her dead.Lindsay and H.Steele were oll re-| Mr.Herbert Ferns who {is now ay let d invade all il L tory.Write for infermat! a articles which sed î The prayer meeting at Mr.Ches.lappointed , -.home.on a visit from New Yor¥iE hy let decay inva your 8 ADVOCATE tory.on and price ticles w ch are used on a farm.Rowe's Friday was well attended ppointed.A at Sunday with Mr.and Mre [ls teeth, when only one or two § VOCA \" ouschold furniture consisting ; ten p y : need treatment and fillings?|| Will be in Huntingdon cvery Satur : The next in MOUNT ROYAL CREAMERIRS Led |of 3 tables, chairs, bed room sets, side next oné will be at the home of WOOD FOR SALE Benj.Douglas.à Don't it to suffer m Allaay in the Kelly Bloek : \u2018 board, lamps, washing machine, sew-| MT.&nd Mrs.Norman Towns.Sugar wood, dry, three foot length.Mr.James McArdle is at present Ont wait to Tht ro gi|day In the y .580-500 Mary Ann St.East, Montres) rd Alderic $ bew, John Darrah, M5 \u2018toothaches it might be too © ry ontrealling machine, stoye furnace, single and| à parber reported to work tw) $8.50 a cord.on ey visiting his nephew, John a4 hei[E late to get your testh filled.7 The Huntiandon Glesner i pub- Sobre, beds, oil steve tod many other ours late.\u201cWhat's the big idea?\u201d Phone 916-5 - Athen nepher, Me Hughes, wera {1 Satisfaction Guaranteed.gj E.C.MARTIN, B.A, BCL.\u2018 Mahod every Thursday\u2019 by The| Everything must be sold as the form|domanded the boss.\u201cI am sorry,\u201d NOTICE © sunday visitors to this vidnity.: DR.E.CAZA 8 Advocate, Barrister, etc.2 Huntingdon Gleaper, Inc, tn .thejis sold and Mr.Leger is moving away.lrepited the barber, \u201cbut while I| The Management of the Huntingdon| Mr.Wilfred Flynn of Boyd Set- * 7.J vo «8 Connected with the firm of ,, Browa Blog, © Street, TE ot mies Last months credit was shaving 1 talked myseit into «| Ri2k will hold a fahcy dress and spe- tement and Me.gh Hugh \u201cTel: 168, _ Huntingdop.8| KAVANAGH, LAJOIE & LACOSTE °° > - Méntingéon, Que, Sums .furnishing spprov cial skating event during the last week [spent Monday at\u2019 eric O0 encens aééicoeus jrs 7 Place d'Armes, Montre) Sale at 1 o'dock sharp.shampoo, hair-eut asd massage,\u201d of the month.A Walsh.meme RRR RR TIA ne ca > Le a asap a ees WPI uo paid Cap ae ; Te VC ol tue + pe Vus § 0A A wi.ee "]