The Huntingdon gleaner, 5 juillet 1928, jeudi 5 juillet 1928

[" a ~ à 1d A 8 CT g |» t .A First Prize For Attractive i: Pf spent the week end at or o 08 se RCA ca Su.oan ou .a omen \u201cSIXTY-FIFTH YEAR ANNUAL PICNIC AT CAIRNSIDE ON MONDAY John Sullivan, K.C., Dr.Mec- Taggart And R.Watson Sellar, Speakers of Day.FLOAT COMPETITION.Franklin School Awarded Float.\u201cTo-day we are celebrating the greatest event in Canadian .history; we have great ambitions and a greater future because wc are proud ob our place within the Lriusth binpire, Joy.aud prideful of the Luiou Jack.\u201d these woras, spokuu by M.soln Busli val, nC, on bounn.ou vay a.lue Farmers\u2019 Fiemie ut Carnside, express INe Seuimient of wha.Eatilering, The daY Wus WallD asu who fields showed that the lariu- 15 could ill spale tne lume [rou heir work, bui a ropresculat.ve gathering of Old Country and French Capadian farmers caine to the beautiful grove at Cairn- side to picnic together, listen 10 a few addresses and watch the Bancs.Float Competition The directors this ycar offered prizes for the best floats prepared by the schools and sharp on noon the Beauharnois Band headed a \u2018ébort parade into the grounds.The Judges awarded the first prize to an attractively prepared float sent down by the school at Franklin, In design it represented the ship of Confederation with the body part of it filled with school children, Second prize ug awarded to u float gotten up y the Cuirnside und T'ullochgor- um people.It was horse-drawn, und us there were twenty-five children on it, attention was held by their cheerful faces, rather than by the attractively arranged bunting.Later in the day the Aubrey float arrived.Unfortunately it had been delayed, so wis not in the competition.The Speak.ng ; ! Mr.M.Greig call.d 1h.gathering together shortiy after two o'clock and bricf addr-:ses were given hy Mr.Jolin suilvan, K.C, John Sullivan, K.C.Who was one of the chief speikers at the Farmers* l\u2019icnic at Cairnside Monday.GATE RECEIPTS LESS THIS VEAR Ormstown Show Gate Deficit Accounted For by Friday's Small At- tendance.The gate receipts at Oruistown Show last week amounted to 55881.This is somewhat less than last year and is accounted for by the weather on Friday being so bad, only $316, being taken in at the gate while on Friday last year $816, were the receipts, Racing Grand Stand receipts this year were 284, and last year 5275, OF TWO LOCAL SCHOOL BOARDS Protestant School Municipalities of Godmanchester And Huntingdon Joined.NOMINATIONS MONDAY Term of Office of Messrs.E.C.McCoy And Roy Big- gar Expired.Nominations will in by Mr, W.K.Fhilps.received Secretaty Dr, Lattimer ang Dr, MeTaggart of Macdonald Cotes e and Watson Sellar.In his opening remarks Mr.Sullivan said hi unfortunatly, he had not been able to attend the, picnic last year ¢ profession: al Yvusiness uece.silated that he EU LO lpiund tv vad ui tie VOL Ul Lhe dures.\u201cui da WUBiald 1 fad boon CHU pluus-| are ald LUNUUS or Ms, Sullivan Ala Gtetss Ou aà bas en [RE PR RV 1] My Loar waajesiies.oan MINE au Queer, ae hala oraveilea over inglaud, Fraace, belgium, wer many aud folisad aud Calut baun with a Ietling OL sutsslacUON chal while he bau se ou wuny places, none pleused li as auch ds Canada, and also.that wherever be went it was noacczole tha Britten passports.ad Briuzh representatives were held gu Lhe greatest of respect.\u201cWhile in Britauuy'.said Mr.Sullivan, \u201c1 visited the churches and monuments, and in one quaint old chureu 1 came across w familiar name, of a mun who ad been canonized, so there wn that old church | said wy prayers to the memory of that man \u2014it wag Mr, Ness, father of the able secretary of this association, Mr.David T.Ness.\u201d Dr.Lattimer of Macdonald College told the gathering that they need not expect much from bim, as he had not expected to (Continued on page 8) \"Miss Violet Anderson of Mon- the home of her mother, Mrs.Sarah Anderson, Mr.and Mrs.Pat O'Connor and children of Montreal visited Sunday with Mr.and Mrs, Jas.Kelly, Mr, and Mrs, G, N.Brossard of Montreal spent the week end with Mr.and Mrs, Jos.Anderson.Mr.Charles Henderson was the weak end guest of his parents, Mr.and Mrs.W, F.Henderson.Mr.and Mrs, Stanley Whaley \u2018and two daughters, also Mrs.ohn Furey motored to Water.wnon Saturday ané were the guests for a few days of Mr, and Mrs, Balantyne.Mr.and Mrs.Norman McRae of Howick visited on Sunday with Mr.ang Mrs.W.F.Henderson.Mr.and Mts.Tom Crook and family of Valleyfield were the week end guests of Mr.and Mrs.Sam Herdman.Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Graham \u2018and little son of Notre Dame de ~- we were the week end guests rs.Jas.Graham.ir.and Mrs.Sam Herdman otored to Valleyfield .on.Satut- day and attended the Crook- Fishwiek wedding.Miss Edna Todd, Mr.and Mrs, John Todd and children of Detroit spent the week end with Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Todd.HUNTINGDON Mr.and Mrs, L.Logan of Mon- real were Sunday visitors with pis mother.Mrs.Logan, \"Mr.and Mrs, E.C.Burrows l'rotestant Monday for The event is becuuse it is of the Huntingdon School Board.con two commissioners.noteworthy chicfiy the first clection following the consalidation of the Huntingdon and Godmanchester schools, In the Official Ga:ette of Province issued las: week appeared a notice that under date the 13th of June the lieutenant- Governor in Council \u201chas heen pleased.by order in council dated June 13th.192% 10 annex the Protestant School Municipality of Godmanchester.except Dis- the trict No.11.in the County of Huntingdon to the Protestant School Municipality of Hunting- don.in the same county.for the purpose of maintaining a consolidated school\u2019.This iv the official action long pending in connection with the gereril consgoli- dation of the activitiis of the two Boards.We are informed by the Scere- tary of the Hun:in.don Board that the appearance of this notice gives the ratepayers of God- manchester a dircet interest in the affairs of Huntingdon Academy.As a rule little interest dx taken at the nomination proceedings for vacancies on the School Board.and frequently (he offi- clals have to go out on the streot gathering at the 10 a.m, on Monday.The commissioners whos of office has expired are E.C.McCoy and Roy I.Biggar.Both gentlemen lave served for many years on the Bourd and are Academy at term Messrs.eligible for re-appointment.In the event: of there being more candidates put on nomination than there are seats, an will take place, DUNDEE In connection with our Jubilee election on July 1st, the Rev.Dr.Robert Harkness of Cornwall was the special preacher.Two splendid sermons were delivered, morning and evening.Dr.Harkness has had a wide experience in Christian work.He has lived in China and Japan.Ontario and Quebec, and is a thorough Bible student.Listening to him Dreach impresses one with the thought that he has searched the Scriptures and they have revealed to him / the beauty and the need of Christ as a Saviour.Such preaching helps men to see the pearls of truth hidden within the sacred page.The Huntingdon Gleaner is publish- and daughter of Montreal spent the holiday with Mrs.Logan and Mrs.Reid.ed every Thursday by the Huntingdon Gleaner, Inc., in the Brown Bldg, Chateauguay St., Huntingdon, Que, applying to Mrs, T.5S.Gardiner.and get enough people to come and make the neccssarv nominations.In view of the fact that! the people of Godmanchester have now a direct interest in the proceodings.it is hoped that there will he a 1epresentative 15,894 People Passed Through Local Port | in Month of June According to a report from Immigration Inspector W, J.Goundrey, at Trout River, Quebec has been enjoying more tourists so far this summer.Despite the inclement weather of the month of June the tourist traffic showed an increase of 3600 people.Last year the June figures were 12.258 people, whilst this year they are 15,894.HUNTINGDON, QUE., THURSDAY, JULY 5TH., 1928.DR.HARRIGAN ACQUITTED ON Jury in Franklin County Court in Manslaughter Case Render Verdict of Not Guilty.SECOND TRIAL OF CASE Shannon Case Had Stimulat- MOTOR-CYCLIST IS DEAD FROM MISHAP SUNDAY Machine Capsized in Ditch | on Montreal Highway Near Valleyfield.TWO OTHERS ESCAPED.Deceased Leaves Widow And Six Children.i Filoe Latour, 45-year-old timekeeper in the Montreal Cotton Mills at Valleyfield, was instantly killed carly Sunday morning when the motor-cyele, in the side-car of which he was riding, capsized on the Valley- field-Montreal highway a few miles out of his home town.Ernest Houle, of Montreal, who was driving the cycle.escaped with slight injuries and Oscar Latour, 25-year-old brother of the dead man, also of Montreal, was not injured.| Young Latour and Houle drove in- (to Valleyfield from the city to visit Filoe Latour and his family.They [arrived at about ten o'clock on Saturday night and two hours later sug- {rested that all three drive out along I the highway for a short time.Filoe i Latour had never been in a motor {eyele before and accepted the invitation with relish.He and his brother {sat in the sidecar.| About two miles out of Valleyfield {the cycle rounding a curve suddenly iskidded off the road inte a ditch.Oscar Latour was thrown on top of! his brother and Houle fell clear of | the cyele in the diteh: Houle was | jumble to explain how he lost con- itrol of the cycle.First aid was rendered by farmers living nearby, brought tu the scene by Oscar La- tour, Filoe Latour was dead hy the (time aid arrived.The dead man leaves 4 widow and six children.Me was born in Val- leyfield and lived there practically all] W.L MEETING W.1.ME AT HOME OF MRS.SELLAR Arrangements Completed ed Much Interest in Surrounding Community.At two o'clock Saturday afternoon, after two hours of deliberation, the jury in the case of People vs.John D.Harrigan.charged with manslaughter in the second degree.came and announced their verdict as \u201cNat Guilty.\" The jury was at once discharged, with the thanks of the court, and Judge Lawrence declared the term of County Court adjourned without date.Although the case wus closed at noon with the court\u2019s charge to the jury, the court room was thronged with people from that time until the Jury announced its verdict.everyone anxiously waiting for the final outcome of this trial, which has attracted wide attention and interest, especially since the former trinl Jast April resulted in a disagreement by the jury.When the verdict was announced Saturday afternoon Dr Harrigan was instantly surrounded hy smiling and happy friends whe warmly congratulated him.The jury left the minutes te noon and pan.with their verdict.Jo Tierney of Plattsburg was the counsel for the defendant and District Attorney Main for the prosecution.rout, ant five returned at 2 Attorney P.SATURDAY into county court at Malone, N.Y.| FARM BOYS\u2019 WEEK PROVES POPULAR Registration at Macdonald College is Heavy And Well Distributed.20 FROM HUNTINGDON.Of Practical Educational Value as Well as a Holiday.\u201cFarm Boys Week™ opened Mone day at Macdonald College, Ste.Anne de Bellevue.A few of the boys arrived in the morming, their numbers gradually increasing during the afternoon, but the evening was the period of greatest registration.Attendance as distributed among the counties of the provinee as fol lows: Argenteuil, 16: Brome, 39: Chateauguay, 27; Compton, 24; Hull, 26: Huntingdon, 20; Missisquoi, 21: Megantie, 4; Pontine, 21: Rouville, 5; Richmond, 10; Shofford, 13: Stan- stead, 18; Vaudreuil, 5: Drummond, 4: Terrebonne, 8: Soulanges, 2; Woife, 1: Papineau.1: Bonaventure, 1: Rimouski, 1: Fberville, 1 Farm Boys Week is an experiment and primarily it has been arranged as a holiday for boys between the ages of 15 and 20 from rural districts, and it should also be of considerable practical eduentional value.Cut-and-dried classroom periods are net on the programme, but, instead, visits will he made to the outside and inside departments of the college.where experimental work will be explained and demonstrations given.In addition te these.leading farms and estates will also he visited.Orzanized sports have been arranged, too, so that by the end of the week each boy will have had an opportunity to increase his circle of acquaintances, besides having been able te study ructhods carried on ont LADY INJURED AT DEWITTVILLE \u2014 | Miss Jean Sparks of Montreal Sustained Broken Collarbone, When Car in which She Was Driving Collided With Telephone Pole.Miss Jeau Sparks of Montres, nad | her collar-bone broken on Sunday.) when the car in which she was riding, collided with à telephone pole Miss Sparks had come to spend the week-end with her friend, Miss Pearl MekKee.at Dewittville and these two | in the company of Mr.John McKee, started to motor to Huntingdon.the curve on the highway by Me.Lucas\u2019 house, the seering gear refused to work and the car crashed into a telephone pole.Upon examination it was found that Miss Sparks had her coflar-bone broken.The other occupants of the car were unin- For Short Course in | Domestic Science.¢ CONVENTION REPORT New Scholarship to School of Household Science.The July meeting of the Hunting- don Women's Institute was held on Tuesday at the home of Mrs.Robert Sellar, New contributions were received for the Maternity Loan Basket, which is now complete and ready for service.This can be obtained by any person requiring such equipment by Mrs, J.IT.Ewart, Convener of Home Economics, read a list of utensils and materials required for the Short Course in Domestic Science to be held July 1uth, to 13th., and arrangements for providing sume were completed.Several members volunteered to take an active interest in the course and visit the classes, On the afternoon of the final day, Friday, July 13th, « display of work will be held and tea served to visitors.This will be a public reception and 0 programme is being arranged.Classes will be held at 9 a.m, and 1.30 p.m.at the Dining Hall, in the Fair Grounds, President, Mrs, I.8.Gardiner and Mrs.W.1.Carr guve reports on the recent Convention at Macdonald.One of the most important features to be | brought tu the attention of Institute members, was the very great personal interest displayed in this work by Dr.C.F.Martin, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, McGili University, who gave the address of welcome, It is a great privilege for a University ito be allowed to help in community | work,\u201d stated Dr.Martin.\u2018The very practical side of your work is what | appeals to me.Your organization represents the very essence of practical help to the whole nation.\u201d New Scholarship to School of House- | hold Science.\u201cSo much am 1 personally impressed with the work being donc in Houschold Science,\u201d continued Dr, Martin, \u201cthat 1 would like to see more students from the rural districts take advantage of the courses.While there is a large attendance it is not one-tenth of what it should be from rural Quebec.1 should like every one \u2018of you to encourage n better attendance.Mrs.Martin will be very glad to add another scholarship for the purpose of encouraging that work.The details of which I will leave to those in charge of the school to decide upon.\u201d Refreshments were served on the jured.Had they not been travelling at a moderate speed the injuries would have been much more severe.Miss Margarce: Dun: \u2018s home for her summer vacation, Masters Clarence and Keigh! Dunn are spending this week Macdonald College, Mrs, David Cowan of Ormstown is the guest of Mrs.M.kK Young fhis week.if Mr.and Mrs, Chas.Dickenson spent a few days :n Montreal last week.Mr.and Mrs, Gordon Pis and son Gerald of Montreal are the guests of her parents.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Dickenson this week Miss Gale of Montreal spent the weck end with ver friend, Miss Margaret Dunn.| Mrs.Wim, Whitehead spent few days jn Alburg.Vi week, returning on Sunday On account of the Ormstown Show last week.the WCTU.was held on Tuesday instead of Thursday at the home of Mrs A.A.Rowe.Sixteen were present and the usual program war car- al iast ried out.On account ot illness Mrs.C.A.Rowe wa: unable to attend.Several of our town folks nt tended the Camp Meeting at Chateaugay, last week.! Mr.and Mrs.MeNiere of Montreal were thr gnests of Mr Mrs.Sharp one day last week.Mr.Dennis of Ottawa.\u2018 Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Waddeél] and Miss Essie.Waddell of Montreal were the and guests of Mr.and Mrs.William | Sharp last Sunday, ; Miss Jean Manning and her.sister, Mrs, Ralph McLaren and | Master Bobhie McLaren returned home from the South on Sunday.Mrs.M.Nash of Ware.Mass.! who has heen visiting her mother Mrs.Fred Adams.ang daughter, Mrs, George Jackson, returned home on Saturday.Miss Flsie Johston of Montreal! was home for the week end.Mrs, Walter Frier and daughter Edith.have gone to Swanton.| Vt.for a couple of weeks, Mr.Clifford Pennington wus the, guest of his friend, Mr.James Manning over the week end.The Franklin Centre float which was a beautiful one.received first prize at the Farmers\u2019 pienie at Cairnside Monday.Mrs.Head of Ormatown ie the guest of her daughter.Mrs.Geo.Sproule this week.Sehao! half-hour inspecting the delightful! lawn by Mrs.W.A.Hunter after which the ladies spent a profitable gardens of Mrs.Sellar and the Misses) Macfarlane.Adelard Raymond, Daniel Dion, John que, Grothé, Maxime Raymond, M.I\u2019., and Avila Pharand, M.P.P.and Girl Scouts, $10.; Landing of Presbyterian Sunday Schoo! Convention A lurgely attended conven tion of Sunday School pupils, workers and Missionary leaders is being held this week in St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, The sessions are tak- mg place in the church and those attending the convention are being accommodated in the new Preshyterinn Seloaol Home | | INDIAN BOY IS HELD FOR cused of Murder of Joseph Lazore, Aged 23.math of Drinking Bout.An Indian boy, Peter Grey Jr, 18, of the SC Regis Indian reservation was arraigned before U.S.Cotmmis sioner M.11.Burno, at Malone Mou- day afternoon, on a charge of murder.The hoy shot and killed a fel low tribesman, Joseph Lazore, 23, n few rods from the Grey howe he- tween 2 and 3 o'clock Sunday morning.The shooting was the aftermath of aw drinking bout, hut the man the voung brave killed wae not the one he intended to, according to eve wil nesses.Assistant United States Dis trict Attorney John Wo Genaway, who will prosecute the casey said that other Indians an the party told him side his community CROWDS AT | VALLEYFIELD JULY SECOND Forty-Four Floats, Cavalcade.| Two Bands, Champlain Guard And Scouts in Parade.10,000 on Fair Grounds.Open Air Concert.Display of | Fireworks And Banquet | Other Features.| «The Dominion Das celebrations at Valleyfield were ar unprecedented success.Favored with fine weather, the programme arranged by the or-; wanization comioittees was carried out in elaborate form.A large nuim-! ber of strangers joined with the local citizens to enjoy the celebration.The homes were attractively deeornt- ed with flags and bunting.Great crowds applauded the historical per | sonnges represented on the floats and! the distinguished guests in the par-| ade.The conveyance | i of 41+ floats; preceded by a cavalcade, 2 bands, the Champlain guard, and the Boy and Girl Scouts presented oo most inter esting appearance.In the afternoon a crowd of 10,000 | people thronged the exhibition grounds to witness horse races, fool NY, Mise A races, baseball and other games.Five hundred dollars in prizes were dr tributed for the above cvents.The Cercle des Fermieres graciously took | charge of ull the children and sup | phd them with candies and sweets of | al} kinds.An open air concert by the massed trands of Valleyfield and Benuharnois! enjoyable.There was a display of! fireworks over the bay, a fairy scene to look at, with the massed populu-| tion of the city sitting en the banks! ind singing good oid-time songs.The | celebration ended after midnight to! the great satisfaction of all concern-; | ed, who purpose holding another next | vear.A banquet was tendered the guests and many others at St.Thomas\u2019 Col-; lege at noon.The committee in.charge were: Messrs.Mayor Donat 1æboeuf, O.P.Prieur, N.A, Ostiguy, Lowe Jr, S.Potter, Dr.5.W.Ln- roche, R.Reid and A.MacDonald, Among the guests were: Senator Bei- Legislative Councillor IL.O.Prizes were given for the best decorated floats and were awarded as follows: Landing of Champlain at Quebee\u2014 the Champlain guard, 830.: Landing of Jacques Cartier at Gaspé\u2014Leduc & Prieur und Dion Limited, %25.; The Home Wenver\u2014Wilfred Lefeb- vre, $20.; Founders of Confederation Corporation of Vallevfield, 815.; En avant nos gens\u2014A Latour, £10.; The Gardener\u2014Art Meloche, $10.; Boy Mr.and Mrs.Champlain at Quebec \u2014~Champlain guard, $10.: Father Bre- boeuf\u2014A.Frappier, $10.; Canning Industries\u2014J.McMeekin, 810.5; Maple Sugar Making\u2014E.Leger, $10, Much credit is due the committees in general for the success of the celebration but special mention might he made of the untiring efforts of the secretary, Mr.Frederic Girard, whose energetic appeals were well reward- HUNTINGDON Mr.and Mrs, Morin leek Hill, Ont guests of Mr.Goodfellow and Mr.Goodfellow.of Vank- have heen recent and Mre J.Wand Mre, W.\"who participated in games, ete , A ! freshinents were served and all pass-; the boy came upon them with gun hfted and addressing John Lazore said: \u201cJohn, lin going to shoot you\u201d There was an explosion and Joseph Taszore fell te the ground mortally wounded.John lad been standing almost diveetly in front of the vietin but the shot missed him, The young boy declares he did not intend to Lil tat serels hoped te frighten the ern who had uv breed- 1, Grenville, $18,000 2 and 3, Do AL Me- Cormick, $25.00: 4, WM.Martin, Montreal, $5.00.Grade brood nares heavy draft, mare with foal at foot or to foul not pater than August Ist, 1925, 1400 lbs.and over 1, Raymond Graham, 518.00; 2, J.MH.Nussey, $15.00.Geldings, 2 years old and over.1050 tbe 1, Adam Cullen, Allen's Corner, $12.00: 2, James 1 Bryson, en's Corner, $8.00, Grade brood mares, light, mare with foal at foot or to foal not later than August 1st.1926, under 1300 ihe, 1, James DL Bryson, $18.00: 2, Richard 8.Currie, Howick, $15,005 4, JE Thompson, Bainville, Ont x12.00, Mare 4 years oid, 1200 The and un der\u20141, Stanley Bryson, $12.00: 2.b A.McCormick, $h.00, Geldings, 2 years old, 1050 (hs and under\u2014 1.George MeClintoek, $12.00, Filly or colt, 850 lbs, and under - 1.Geo, Hope, 810.00: 2, George Me: Clintock, S800: 3, J.T.Thompson, hi: 4, Bert Rennes Athelstion, st,00, Grade mare and two of her prog- qin, heavy or light, + sears old and under -1.Adam Cullen, $18.00: 2, Gea, MeClintock, $15.00: 3, Raymond Graham, £10.00: 4, Jas.Do Bryson, x5.00.Government Special, for 5 animals geldings or mares the get of one pure bred draft stallion, but not necessary belonging to one exhibitor, 1 year old and upwards, but not more than 1 gelding in a group\u20141.W.W.Pringle, $100.00: 2, D.A.McCormick, $90.00.3, Adam Cullen, $80.00: 4, Jas.Greer, 570.00: 5, Albert Nussey, $60.00.Percherons, reg.stallion, 4 ycars and over\u20141, Thos Jolly, $25.00: 2, F.Roy, $20.00 Stallion, 3 years old 1, Gilbert Arnold, ¥15.00.Stallion, 2 years old-1, Gilbert Arnold, $15.00, Stallion, 1 year old\u20141.Gilbert Arnold, $10.00.Mare with foal at foot or to foal nute later than August Ist, 1928 | W.F.Martin, $15.00.Young mares, 4 years old and over -1, W.F.Martin, $12.00: 2, Gilbert E.Arnold.$10.00; 3, Gilbert FE.Arnold, $7.00.Mare, 3 years oid nold, $12.00, 1.Gilbert Ar- Belgians.Stallion, 4 years old and over\u2014-1.Theophile Reed, Ormstown, $20.00.Stallion, 1 vear old\u20141, Theophile Reed, $6.00.Mare with foal at foot or to foal not later than August Ist, 1928-\u20141, Theophile Reed, $15.00: 2, Dr.J.C.Reed, thtawa, 310.00, Yeld Mare 4 years and over-1 and t, W.W.Pringle, $16.00; 2, Adam Cullen, ¥8.00: 3, DD.A, McCormick.$6.00, Mares, 3 years old and over, 1200 tha.\u20141, Admin Cullen, $12.00: 2, Chas, Lurner, $8.00.Gelding, 4 veurs old, over 1200 lbs.\u20141, W.W.Pringle, $12.00: 2, Stanley Bryson, $8.00, Filly or Colt over 850 1bs.\u2014T, J.T.Thompson, $10.00; 2, Jas.D.Bryson, $8.00: 3, Adam Cullen, £6.00, Filly, 2 vears old\u20141, Gilbert E.Arnold, $10.00, Yeld mare, 4 vears old and over.!, Theophile Reed, $12.00, Filly 1 year old- 1, Dr.J.¢.Reed, $10.00.Teams, limp.or Can.bred reg.draft mares, any breed\u2014I1, R.M.Ness, $25.00: 2, D.A.McCormick.$20.00: 3.Gilbert Arnold, £15.00: 4, Theophile Reed, $10.00, \u2019 Grade draft team, 2800 lbs.and over, shown to wagon-\u20141, Adam Cullen, $18.00; 2, Sam.Todd, $15.00: 3, W.W.Pringle, $10.00: 4, DD.A.Mc Cormick, $6.00.Grade draft team.under 2800 lbs, shown to wagon\u2014I, W.W.Pringle, £16.00: 2, D.A, McCormick, $15.00: THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER 3, JT.Thompson, $10.00; 4, Adam Cullen, $6.00; 5, Chas.Turner, $4.00.Single grade cart horse or mare, shown in harness\u2014I1, James Houden, $15.00: 2 and 3, J.T.Thompson, k22,00; 4, D.A.McCormick, $8.00; 5 W.W.Pringle, $6.00; 6, D.A.McCormick, $4.00, French Can.Reg.Stallion, 4 years sud over\u2014 2, Philorome Breault, $10.00.Mure with foul or to foal not later than August Ist, 1928 -1, lareld J.Hunter, Ste.Etienne de Benuharnois, $12.00, Yeld mares, 4 years and over\u20141, Harold J.Hunter, $10.00; 2.Philor- ome Breault, $8.00; 3, David Me- Cartney, $6.00, Imp.or Can.hred Clydesdale foal 1 and 2, KH.KE.Ness, $18.00; 8, DD.A.McCormick, $6.00: 4, Jas.D.Bry- son, $4.00.Percheron, Belgian or Shire fouls \u2014 1.Theophile Reed, $5.00; 2, Dr, J.t\".Reed, $6.00.\u20141, Jd.T.Thompson, $8.00; 2, Jas.D.Bryson, £6.00; 3, Raymond Gra- him, $4.00, Light Horses.Judge: Dr.Sinclair, Cannington, Ont.Mares, 4 years old\u20141, Harold J.Hunter, $10.00.Filly 2 vears old J.Hunter, £14.00.Standard Bred.4 years old wagon-4, J.1 and 2, Harold Stallion, shown to $10.00, Yeld Mares, 4 years and over\u20141, Stanley Bryson, $12.00: 2, Noel Reynolds, Ste.Agnes de Dundee, $8.00; Yeld Mares, 4 years and over\u2014 1, Miss Viau, Montreal $15.00; 2, Mount and over, I.Meikle, Royal Riding Stables, Montreal, $10.00: 3, Mrs.Poirier, Montreal, $7.00, Carriage or Roadster fouals\u2014-1, D, Lo Greig, Brysonville, $6.00: 2, Norman Brooks, Franklin Centre, 84,00: 8, Cecil Anderson, Huntingdon, $2.00, Yeld Mares, 4 vears and over-\u2014-1, Brown, Montreal, $8.00, Filly, 2 vears old 1.D.$6.00, Grade Carriage or Roadster Horses, Brood mare with foal at foot or to foal not later than August si.1928-1, DJL Greig, $15.005 2, Cel Anderson, $12.00: 3, Norman Brook $8.00.Three years old mare or gelding, shown to wagon 1, DD.A.Cairns, Athelstan, $12.00: 2, Bert Rennie, $10.00: 3, A.Roy, St.Stanislas, $8.00.Z years, filly or gelding- 1, A Roy, S16,005 3 D Greig, FS.O0; 3, Cecil Anderson, $6.00, I vear old filly or gelding 1, A.=o Steele, Brysonville, $8.00: 2, Geo.Sangster, Ormstown, $6,000 3, Geo.McClintock, Ormstown, $4.00; f, D.Brown, Lawrence MeFEwen, St.Louis de Gonzague, $2.00, l'anies other than Shetland, stal- Hon 4 years old and over shown to halter-\u2014 1, J.Smith, Montreal, $15.00.Mires or gelding 3 vear old\u20141, Mrs.KR.Poirier, $12.00: 3, John A.Gréer.Ormistown, $5.00.Filly or gelding 2 vears Cecil Anderson, $10.00, Harness Classes.Carriage pairs over 15% hands\u20141, Miss Vian, $25.00: 2, Chestnut Stah- les, Montreal, $20.00: 4% Dr.Geo.Sangster, $15.00; 4, Richard Ouimet, Dewittville, $10.00, Carriage pairs, 15%, hands and un- der\u20141, Miss Vian, $25.00: 2, D.A.Cairns, $20.00: 3, Jos.Anderson, $15.00, Carriage single over 15'2 hands=- land 2, Miss Viau, $33.00: 3, Chestnut Stables, $10.00: 4 Dr, Geo.Sangster, $8.00: 5, Dr.Geo, Sangster, £5.00.Carriage single 15% hands and un- der\u20141 and 3, Miss Viau, $28.00: 2, Betty May Mason, Malone, N.Y., ¥15.00: 4, D.A.Cairns, $8.00; 5, J.Walter Jones, Charlottetown, PE.1, %5.00, Roadster pair, over 157, 0D.A.Cairns, $25.00, Roadster pairs, 15%, hands and un- der\u20141.Jos.Smallman, Pundee, $25.00: 2, Cecil Anderson, $20.00, Roadster single, over 18%, hands\u2014 old\u20141, hands\u20141, 1 and 2, DD.A.Cairns, $33.00.Roadster single, 15% hands and under\u20141, Miss Vinu, $18.00; 2, A.Derenseau, $15.00; 3, Jos.Smallman, $10.00: $4, Cecil Anderson, $8.00, Pairs of horses or ponies, high steppers.\u20141 and 2, Miss Viau., $45.00; 8, D.A.Cairns, $15.00: 4 Dr.Geo.Sangster, $10.00, Single horse or pony, high step- per-\u20141 and 2, Miss Vian, $33.00; 8.Betty May Mason, $10.00: 4, Chestnut Stables, $8.00, Mire or gelding not exceeding 15%; hands, shown to runabout, with heavy harness-\u2014\u20141, Miss Vian, XI18.00: 2, Betty May Mason, $15.00: 3, D.A.Cairns, $10.00.Single light draft horse under 1400 iba.\u2014 1, W.W.Pringle, $15.00: 2 and 3.00 A MeCaormick, $22.00; 4, Stanley Bryson, #6.00: 5, JT.Thomp son, $400.General purpose horse shown in harness\u20141.A.MeFdwards, Hunting; don, $15.00: 2, Lawrence McEwen, £12.00: 3 and 4, Jas, Houden, $16.00; 5.Geo, Cairns, Brysonville, $4.00, General purpose team\u20141, James Houden, $18.00, General delivery horse shown to suitable wagon\u20141, A.McEdwards, £20.00: 2, Lawrence McEwen, $15.00; 3 and 4, Jas.Houden, $22.00; 5, Sam Change in Telephone Number Please notice that our telephone number has been changed from 93-F to 66.We wish to thank all our patrons for past favors and solicit their patronage for the future.Jos.Lafromboise Fhone 66.1 In AX) and Ask your grocer for the best - - he\u2019ll give you Stroud\u2019s.The BEST and CHEAPEST Tea on the Market BLACK OR GREEN.22775 RSS TT TEIR TRS lb.packets.Heavy or light draft grades foals|.Todd, $6.00.Combination saddle and harness cluss, mare or gelding, shown in harness and then saddle\u20141 and 2, Miss Viau, $38.00; 3, Chestnut Stable, $10.00.Carringe horse, open to the Dis trict of Benuharnois enly-} and 2, D.A.Cuirns, $27.00: 3, Dr.Geo.Sangster, $10.00; 4, Richard Ouimet, $6.00; 5, Geo.Anderson, $4.00, Rond horse, open to the district of Beauharnois only\u20141, Noel Reynolds, $15.00; 2, Geo.Smallman, $12.00: 3 and 4, D.A.Cairns, £16.00: 8, Mel: vin Todd, Ormstown, £4.00, Carriage tandem\u20141 and Miss Vinu, $45.00; 3, Chestnut Stables, $15.00; 4, Dr.Geo.Sangster, $10.00, Pony and harness, under 14.1\u20141, Mount Royal Riding Stable, $12,005 2, J.Walter Jones, $8.00; 3, Mrs i.Poirier, $6.00; 4, Albert Nussey, $:3.00.Pony and harness, under 12 hands 1.Mrs.Puirier, $12.00; 2, \u2014 - \u2014\u2014 88.00; 3, PP.D.McArthur, 4, D.Brown, $4.00.Combination saddle and harness pony\u20141, Mount Royal Riding Stabe $12.00; 2, Clifford Nussey, Bryson- ville, $8.00; 3, Albert Nussey, Bry- 2 2, sonville, $6.00: 4, John A.Greer, $4.00, Single horses driven by lady\u20141, $18.00; 2, Chestnut Stable, $15.00; 3, Dr.Geo.Sangster, $10.00; 4, Geo.Anderson, $7.00, Saddle horse driven by boys 16 years and under 1, Mount Royal Riding Stable, $12.00: 2, Chestnut Stable, $10.00; 3, D.Brown, $6.00: 4, Albert Nussey, $4.00.Saddle horse driven by Ldy-1.Miss Viau, $15.00; 2, W.R.Anderson, $12.00; 3, J.Fyon, Montreal, ®10.00: 4, Chestnut Stables, $6.00: 5, Mount Royal Riding Stable, $5.00, Saddle horse carrying up to 150 Ihe.1 and 4, Miss Viau, $22.00; 2, Betty May Mason, $12.00: 3, Mount Royal Riding Stable, $10.00; 5, Dr.Gea, Sangster, $5.00, Saddle horse carrying over 150 lbs.- It wag a man of Chomley's bat- res one i BUILDS THE ONLY GUM-DIPPED TIRES ter recognises Stott?\u2019 happened, School-day breakfasts are extra inviting when they include a bowl of delicious Kellogg's Corn Flakes.Extra wholesome too! Kellogg's are so very easy to digest.Their healthful crispness is good for everybody.Helloggs CORN F hurry enemy we straw The 1 go- laughed they sake and friendly and one of these.Lan.sir.on like\u2014Ilke ne, locusts, They s'mply walked over us, though we mas have killed \u2018heusands.They're in tte tr.nch nd thy command th \u2018tre from the centre They're there, too.\u2018 he jerked his head \u2018towards th v'llag>\u2014\"\u201cthough some of our chaps are poftirg th-m from the windows\u2014\" La: caster looked a\u2019 f he Busbles.\u201cWe've got to win back, or\u2014\"\" \u201cI know.If you'll 2 ang ny to t*ke charge in case 1 go down, we'll do it, and I shall want you for you know whvre these trench es are\u201d Four the office the centre five throuzh minutes lrter those hundred men charsvd the blazing streot, sweeping the Germans before th m.A.first the latter tried to stand, and died in doorways, in the lowsr rooms of houses, in the stre.ct itself.But the Busbi were irre-istible.They yelled as they stabbcd with ihe bayonet, or smote with the steel-shod butt.The Germans found the ons-t too much for them, and retreated before à, Through the \u201clave they drov.them, across the s'ubble and the TORONTO, CAN trampled turnips to the lost ae.nT trenches.Here again the Teutons again wis broken and rolled hack-| tried to stand.but British blood ward, was up.the men had lost all The artillery attack began again, thought of life, all fear of death: and towards evening Chomley, whose the terrible.«ul ant f.zht'ng shoulder was bandaged and whose 'ust was on them and almost right arm was in a sling, sent for] sportively they flung the enemy John Lancaster.from the trenches.and followed \u201cLancaster,\u201d he said, \u2018the Buse] them towards their own lines bies ought to be here and they The remnant of them were rccall- aren't.Mixed as to the roads, [| ¢d by their officers, and returned expect.You know the country|to hold what they had saved by hereabouts pretty well, For heuav-] their desperate vatour.John Lancaster siond swaying and laughing in the regained trench.He had a bayonet thrust in his arm.though he did not remember where he had got it.and he was laughing at Chomley who, with his head bandaged, had been found in the trench when the Germans evacuated it \u201cStill here.Teduy?\u201cYes, thank God' But if it had not been for you and the Bus- hieg\u2014*\" he travelled he kept eyes wide The «udden scream of a shrap- open for any sign of the men hel vel shell hroke in on his words.sought.but in the dusk there was| Another and another.The disap- little to De descried: and the pointed Germans were again sense 0 caring was rendered al- ] ie most useless by reason of.tho shelling the position which they had lost.A dropping shell crash- 1 exactly on the enaule t f He had ridden three-quarters o y aulement © of an hour when the dull rever- the trench.The night was fleck- beration of th.great runs sud- ed with flame and the air was denly ceased.and three wminutes| filled with fumes.Colonel Chom- later he caught the distant rattle] !°Y coughed as the fumes got in of small arms.He knew that the| his throat.and then neeved about attack, which Chomley reared him.th~ darkness seoming more had hegun, and that the men] dense after the glare of the ex- whom he had left werc facing] nlrcioun.certain death.Where were the \u201cAre vou there.Lancaster?\u201d Busbies?His heart grew sick asl ne called It ie tailed \"tor en Ua| nYer\u2014Um here.\u201d wished that he was back in the] ç: Teddy Chomley ness shadow ine: rising from the darkness, which poe; that hme other man had was tha hnttam nf \u2018he trench, Tt een sent, that\u2014 .\u2014 Out of the dusk ahead came the sound of many voices raised £ r ments.t t * inner-seal protects their wonderful flavor and crispness.LAKES Enjo or brea \u2014fruits or honey added.Order at hotels, restaurants.On dining- cars.Sold by all grocers.Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER stood upright and then atretched an arm towards him.\u201cYou're not hurt you, Lancaster?\u2019 \u201cNot much.My face is pepp r ed a litle with grav: 1 fancy.A little in my eyes.too, from the feel of it.Any ay, they are smarting, and ! dant see\u201d Coiouel Chowley ould nothing.Frow lig tunic pocke.he wok out a silver match box and gently SU'UCh One uf the veslas it cou tained.As the little taper flamed again, are \"S A A\u201d up, he shad: CF oo a an Advertising unless true is wasted \u2014We tell you a © .Lancaster ad a husdkerchicf an \u201cSALADA\u201d Orange Pekoe is the best Orange his hand, und wa.rubb.ng -his| Pekoe you can buy\u2014and the most economical.He ernie\u201d unit ive| A half-pound package Is only 43c\u2014Sold by all vesta burned down, then hol good grocers.Make a test In your own home.threw it away ahd waited, Joh | See Lancaster did not speak, but as ette\u2014little Babett who is not[again would he look on the beau- the Colonel wuited a star-shell| MY sister\u2014to fly to.She will|ty of the world.And for thre- burst over the lknglish lines, and] Weep over me.how she will] days he had played with a letter by Its radiance Chomley caught] weep! But | shall grow a n-w] which bad reached him ir th: sight of his companion\u2019s face.leg\u2014of wood.this time; and] hospital two days after he had There was à frown upon it.The] when my son is lon ! shell tell{ #rrived there.\u201cyey wers wide open, looking| him tales of the great war-\u2014\" Sister Marie wondered what straight at him, but as he saw She loved Fierre for his light-| was in that letter.rhe knew thai them a great fear smote the s0l-[ h artedness, and she had a ten-|itwas in a woman's handwriting, dier's heart.He waited until thel der regard for th bard-featired| for she had carr'ed that litter to light had failed, and then struck| Breton, who lay in his co\u2018, help-| Monsieur Lancaster, and had of- u second vesta.Luncaster wus]less and talked to any one \u2018whol tered to read it to him.But he standing with the handkerchief| would listen \u2018no him: of the I'ttle| hag held out his hand for the in his hand.He was blinking his| farm at Gruehy.in Normandy.| letter, and had inhaled the faint eyes rapidly, and his face was] where the gree.\u201c'illot was harn perfume that exhaled trom It, grey with fear.The Colonel[ \u201cTs loved *ha< forms ne he Inved| then he had shaken nis head.thrust the lighted vests towards| France, and he looked forward \u201cNo, Sister.\u2019 he had said quiet- the blinking eyes Lrnraster d'dfto his return there.as a child ly.\u201cThis is one of the letters one not start: or give any sign that]tries to anticipate some trrm\u201cn | reads for one's self.[ have wait- the light was so near him.In-|dous pleasure quite beyond its ed weeks for it, now I will wait stead he said® \u201cT's very dark.] realisation a few days longer until the ban- isn\u2019t it, Chomiey?\u201d There were o'hers, and Sister] dages are removed.and then per- Chomley dropp d the match,! Marie loved them all.but there! haps-\u2014\" and did his best to make his| way one for whom her tender voice steady as he replied, \u201cYes.heart was torn with pity.That (To ha Continued) Very!\" a d was the Englishman in the far Then he rite a groan and) «pt, the man with 4the wounded \u2018nrned awav.\u2018\u2018Ponc devil,\u201d he arm, and th» Fandaged eyes, MISS J.M.McGINNIS, mid com puesion tely.Poor dev- Ah! his case was vers terrible.Teacher of Violin and Theory.A1! Pd sonner he sho* outright! | They said he was a very wealthy M tthe 1 ital at man, a millionaire, in tact.who|Special Summer Course for beginners.Sister Marie, of the hospital a ç ; ; } i Rouen, which had Once been a tor business pone order an All particulars at residence, corner Convent of the Sacr'd Heart.had pow the doctor feared tha.never|YOrk and Dalhousie Sts.a tender heart for all her pat- = fents.She was French.and all these hrave men had risked their livey ard «hed their blood for Fraure.and she loved them all with the pasaionless love which is given to these women who gerve those who sre brokon as these men were broken, and to so freat an end, There was the bov\u2014Pierre was no more\u2014from sunny Yonne When next he wandered among the vines It would he with a crutch, for he hed left a leg on the tield from which he hod heen sent: he lover him tor th langht== that «1 dae d in his ovas, for the hanrful way i- which he tnok his less, \u201cA lag! 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The patented waxtite them for lunch, dinner ast.With milk or cream AMONG the scores of advanced engineering features that contribute to the impressive quality of the New Series Pontiac Six, there are A three advancements worthy of special notice ne « « three important features found in no other six at Pontiac price.First, the New Series Pontiac Six offers the 0 smart styling, the luxurious comfort, the rich i intments and the staunch construction of bodies by Fisher, - Second, the New Series Pontiac Six engine em- : bodies the new G.M.R.(General Motors search) cylinder head, which uses ordinary gasoline to achieve amazing smoothness and : silence with economy of operation.Le standard equipment oa the New Series Pontiac ue Six, previde an case of riding that makes the oi Here are three big features that no buyer of a six Pontiac\u2019 price class can afford overlook.Even Pontiac Six © ne other will bold its position \"Xx.Sk mas baring mete F Tavis ave O\u2019CONNOR BROS., Phone 114-W.Huntingdon, - .- PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED Insist on \u201cOUR BEST\u201d Good flour makes good bread - - - Good bread breeds good natures - - - Good natures make a happy home.Thus we have it that \u201cOUR BEST\u201d FLOUR made from wheat grown on the choicest of soils is the purest, cleanest, sweetest flour milled.McDONALD & ROBB Limited Valleyfield, Que.Thursday, July 5th., 1928.ST.BARBE CREAMERY First class butter always on hand.MOISE BERGEVIN, Tel.351 r.8-1 St.Barbe, Que.BONDS Issued in sums of $100.and upwards bearing the attractive rate of 43, PER CENT.per annum, payable half yearly These Bonds are issued by the Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation which is one of the oldest financial institutions in Canada (established 1885) and has assets exceeding $50,000,000.00 Interest commences the money is received.Full particulars may be obtained from Donald McKenzie Rowat, The Royal Bank Building Province of Quebec Representative.X-RAY for Diagnosis and Treatment J.E.CAZA, Surgeon Dentist Painless Extraction.day the 0.E.CAZA, M.D, CM.Physician and Surgeon.Tel.158 Huntingdon.re A PROPERLY DECORATED HOME When you give me the contract to decorate your home You know that the work will be done to your satisfaction The right kind of paint and paper properly applied as sures against decay and heau- tifies your property.When you think of decorating think of ALFRED KIDD, Painter and Decorator, Phone 49, Huntingdon.LEDUC & PRIEUR Departmental Store.Valleyfield, Que.Specialty: Ready-to-Wear Gar- | ments for Ladies and Gents.Tailoring, Dressmaking and Millinery.ye _ LUCIEN BAILLARGEON NOTARY PUBLIC Successor to J.I.Crevier and A.R.Leduc, Notaries Public.Office in the O'Connor Block, entrance next to Moriarty's Building.Money to loan.Estate and succession settlement.DONALD M.ROWAT NOTARY.The Royal Bank Building, 360 St.James Street, Montreal.At Huntingdon every Saturday unless notice to contrary in Gleaner.Phone Harbor 2460.NUMA E.BROSSOIT, K.C.ADVOCATE Recorder of the City of Valleyfield, Valleyfield, P.Q.Will attend all the courts in the District of Beauharnois and Montreal.Phone No.60.A.LONGTIN ADVOCATE King Street, HUNTINGDON, QUE.LAURENDEAU & COSSETTE Advocates VALLEYFIELD, P.Q.J.G.Laureandeau, J.P.Cossette, .C.L.L.L.* Mr.Laureandeau will be at Hunt- ingdon, at Moir's Hotel, every lst.and 3rd.Saturday of each month., Mr.Cossette will be at Ste.Martine, County Building, the 2nd.and last Saturday of each month.Erle C.Martin, B.A., B.C.L.Located in former Canadian Ayrshire Breeders office, King St.Huntingdon.Phone 173 Mr.Martin will be in Ormstown the first and third Monday of each month.| H.E.PURCELL Surgeon Dentist Located over Braithwaite Bros.Store Chateauguay St., Huntingdon.Evenings by Appointment.Phone 139.Mutual Fire Insurance Co.COUNTY OF BEAUHARNOIS (Incorporated 1852).Insures nothing but Farm and Isolated Property.President\u2014M.W.Leehy.Vice-President\u2014Anthine Doray.Near Spore \u2014N; M.Brooks, R.R.ess, Fran t.Louis .M.McNaughton.» and M W.K.Philps, Secretary.Huntingdon, Que.T.J.GRAHAM Live Stock Auctioneer.A life time experience with live stock.A very wide acquaintance of breed-, ers.Arrange your dates early.stock conditions.Phone 634 1.2 R.F.D.No.1 DEATHS - BIRTHS MARRIAGS We are willing to insert notices of deaths, births and marriages in the Gleaner free of charge but it must be clearly understood such notices must come to the Gleaner in writing.It is also important that the party sending the notice affix his or her signature to the copy.The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.Terms in keeping with present livid * 6 \u2019 A A + F4 Thursday, July 5th., 1928.THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Page 7 .* ORMSTOW Women Drivers MATRIMONIAL LAW AND LIGHT AND LOVE of wild things.did not realize he CEREAL ICE CREAMS product looked a little as though Are Not Reckless ARCAND-LEDUC was killing the last wild pigeon By Jane Eddington it contained chopped nuts.Be Av oy Dallas Lore Sharp.he should ever see.There had al- Chicago Daily Tribune cause of the lemon we could ea of th (Presid By Srwin Greer solemnizod prety redding \"a1 Conscious of how far and fast we| ways been so many passeaser| In grooming elves for the|that it was like a lemon sherbet Ç e , res! ent | reer a Centoge of Monday.July 2nd.at St.Joseph's|'\"Ust Ke in order to save the rem- pigeons! Why, 1 have heard wy|Summer demand for ice cream|but no sherbet ever atands up o Canadian Medical Ass'n.Trades Chicago, Hy Church, Huntingdon.Que, Rev.|\"*Nt8 of our wild life, we are likely | mother say that there used to bel recipes without cream, we tried|{s as stiff as this when frozen.; bon to forget how fast and fer we have[ 8 barrel of salted pigeon breasts), \"he sent us by one of the When cocoa was added\u2014if A a 5 Cpmunued from page 3) REST cream ls alarme We an Mano vorome enter oy an already gone.We have been fatally a the a ery \"Inter publicity people for a great food added to the quantities above \"i .+ Ww : 2 .tpi.FW.We still stop short in educa- ' \u2018| industry and were rather wellj about half a cup would be re * 5 White horn Gol, 3 und During the summer vacation, ee and there te a hy nai Led.mas un tion and legislation.Our love is not And the ey of Runners all Nr with some of the vari-|Quired\u2014it was exceedingly hard , os.wh v n in favor of re- n° yet perfect.And when it is made : ., rh t , A8 McGill, 88.5 4, John D.Lachapelle Hi 1e aed: here a voking women's motor licensee.©f Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Arcand.perfect, and all powerful, it is im-| When they were killing the last ht we fond It easy to make was fo be called tromn ve din 81.There are 6,000 women pos-| Of Montreal.The bride.who Was| tent in the presence of extinction, Wild Pigeon they should ever see : The atringiness that was notice routine of life th ; i .| J Barred Plymouth Rock cock and 2 during the noo] term, Te ee sessing permits to drive cars in given away by her father looked powerless to call back a vanished that it was the last wild pigeon.The introductory statement to able because of the jellled oat meal disappeared with the addi hens\u2014] and 2, John D.Lachupelle, is a Paris, wherua some three years| Charming in a gown of Nile green[race.But what I have seen with my There had always been so many[the recipe was: \u201cA aimple, whole- $5.; 3, R.C.Johnston, §1.; 4, A ne Eve a ose ago there were only 600 feminine georgette, fashioned in drape ef-fown eyes of the growth of light and PA enrer pigeons! some, and easily made dessert tion of the cocoa Puquette, 50c.; 5, Taylor Bros., 25c.of holiday freedom which is] motorists.The French men claim|fect with an elaborate shoulderjluw and love in our dominion over| 2 can we be, made, to real-f for the children, ov for any deli-] \"0G T° CL TEC (orn meal \u20184 Rhode Island Red S.C.cock and good for ever : that the increase in accidents is|©rnament of natural forget-me-|the beasts of the field, the fowl of o?How should John Burrbughe cate old person who cannot easily h if 1 tt due yone, includi.g the ; .or anybody in 1876, have knownl qige ten 1 | mus and ound he produel 2 hens\u20141, Thos.McGill, $2.; 2, Joh due to the French women's habit] nOts.She wore a picture hat ofthe air, and even the fish of the sea, digest rie re cream, s on ; Dés ohn children.\u201c that the people were swarming .more like frozen milk.We flavor- Graham, $1.; 3, Thos.Sproul, Soc.Holid of \u201crunning wild.\u201d white lace and tulle, and carried |gives me not only hope for the future into the wild places of the West: made with any cooked cereal ed thin with vanilla White Wyandotte cock and 2 hens ja olidays are given with the|l The truth.however, is that| & shower bouquet of drab pinkjof all wild life, but fresh hope and poe the Dee che woodn in which] The recipe that we started ; \u20141, Jos.Martin, $2.; 2, Jus.Hope, pay ha 8 rest ing.body pod the French men are responsible roses and, lily-of-the-valley with confidence in man himself and hun-l the pigeons fed.were failing] from read thus: \u201cTwo cups sug- VALLEYFIELD $1.: for the accidents arising from| ribbon effect of white lovers jun-kind.that the foress in which they|Ar.two egge well beaten, (wo White Leghorn S.C.cock and 2 work is done after periods Off women drivers.Instead of look-| knots.Vocal selections during the| 1 came ino Conse-va\u2018ion, if À} nested were being leveled; chat cups cold bolled cereal, four cuPRl The University of hens\u20141, Thos.McGill, $3.: 2 and 8, soe qe relaxation.In order that| ing where they are going.thel| ceremony were rendered by the| may 80 speak, when the tide off ype New York market alone wasfof milk, one lemon, juire andlexam results have recently bee John D.Lachapelle, $3.; 8, Thos | ool children may receive thel pedestrians prefer to watch the] Sisters of the Convent and a few| Wild life was still at ficod.1 can|gpgorbing 100 barrels of wild] grated rind of lemon.Freeze and ently .: perles 3 8, Thos greatest benefit from their sum- , ; ; _| remember when the marshes .posted nmi! among the winners o Sproul, 50c., 4 Clifford Nussey, 25c.; \u2018 women at the wheel.The Parisian] Young ladies of the church.Im lo he riv t b \\ pigeons a day for weeks, witho |serve.This makes about twol pe BA degree from here are mer vacation.it fs necessary that| cannot get accustomed to the idea mediately after the ceremony af 81008 the river of my boyhood M) à break In the price?quarts.\u2018 Omer Bergevin.Philippe Dandur Chantecler cock and 2 hens\u20141, A.ve \u2018TREY Paquette $2, , paronts réalise that ; sufficient of the Parisienne driving a car.réception was held at the home southern New Te ere te We realize now, but now is too But see how easy it is to div-land, Eddy Morette and Josep! Embden Geese, male\u2014! and 3, : 8 @| A woman driver has \u2018ust heen| of the bride\u2019s parents where Al and snowy herons | have sen the tate.The passenger pigeon 18] de this recipe.and not too diffi-[ Viau.The Bachelor of Scienc Taylor Bros, 88.; 2 and 4, John kindness to allow children to 8tay| fineq in a Paris court $6,000 for| delicious dinner was served ©Nl,ky above those marshes spanned] FONG: 8nd we know where he 8] cult to make it smaller yet, or degroe has heen won by Maree -Montren Graham, $6.up late at night.Sleeping late fn[an accident d the lawn, about 75 guests, The ; gone, and why.aha, 86, cse, female\u2014 the morning does not.make up cie caused to another n.to t & from horizon to horizon with an|\u201d À gieat awakening is upon hel fOr # small family a halt of 1] Belanger.Paul Lantel, Albert Le , i 1 and 2, 4 | A woman.The feminine motorist] bride was the recipient of manylunbroken band of migratin may be made and one-half of John Graham, $9.; 3, J.W.Balsom [fOr staying up late in the evening.was driving her car in the Boule-| pretty and useful gifts.Later in| blackbirds as wide as the BN ky land.À great realization dawns} hat saved and used with some sane, Roma (Jedue, Leo Lema & Son, 83.3 4 Taylor Bros, $2.|| The neceeary hours of sleep.|vard Saint-Michel when another |the afternoon.the bappy couple Way.And in what -usty swarms,|UPOn (he People.but it woes ver variation like the addition of coc- and G.André Meloche.Toulouse Geese, mule\u20141 and 2,| With windows open.gre: woman crossed the road in fromt| left for a motor tour to Olq Or-[flocks for numbers | ke the loc reach the sporisman.ner cover oa to make a chocolate ice cream Taylor Bros., $9.; 8, John Graham, Bed Hrs.of Rising| of her.Instead of putting on the] chard.Boston.and New York| usts out of Egypt, did the bobu- on hae On ne man ot ete.Always one may add a tke HUNTINGDON sai 5 Thos Medill, $2.>.Age time sleep time| brakes or turning the wheel the City.the bride travelling In ajlinks in the autumn sweep down| co who pick off here and there| cream and often just a bit makex| mre 0 BC .Per ote gemate\u20141 Jind 2 aylor pa § 5.30 13 13 woman driver simply flung up|cocon kasha flannel sult with) bon the ripened re ed-flats 0flà etray bird.For this is extermin-|# world of difference.party at her cottage onthe lak 5 903 , ë \u2014 .-30| her hands in despair.and the| knitted straw hat to match.alt ¢ vod river, 1 \u2018itt.and terrible to real : $5.8\u201410 8.00 11% 7.30 , That happened to be a critte-[RNON SWIT ARE ren Hurpougl First.we used rolled oats long] Friday afternoon.A good numbe Bronze Turkeys, male\u2014I, R.4.|10\u201412 8.30 11 730 ee mu DES CE en es ome BROSSARILANDERSON al DA lp the tragic history ize, and pare, phe oil cooked in the top of the double] were present and enjoyed boa Johnston, $5.; 2, Wilbern Anderson, }12\u201414 9.00 10% 7.30) Tus avle ro walk.The accigen;] The marriage of Phyllis Elizg-j °! American wild life.\u2018As a child} L5G ICN Gn his 10ving white if wan eara RAT added to it] rides, wwimming and a delleiou 35.5 8 Taylor Bros, #3.; 4 John| 14-16 9.30 10 7.30] took place two years ago.ot) both, second daughter of Mr.and 1 became conscious of this mov- books that speaks for conserva- while it war warm, Recause this] supper rerved by the hostess na Turkevs female\u20141 and 2 Children who have plenty off French courts geldom hurry their| Mrs.Joseph Anderson.to Mr.rE AA about [me Jus ar the tion, or shows that he was con ry spoked lonk hough Her brother, Mr.Leo MacDonate Taylor Bros, $9.; 8, R.C Johnston, sleep.who play on of x doors, decisions.George Nelson Brossard, son of posaibly Reven.years \u201cola \u2019 when scious of the doom impending.I in the mixture.bat the ANS wh hin week for hia home Ir .n Grau 2 \u2018| who drink plenty of milk, an Women crivers as a class arc) Mrs.Brossard and the late Mr.Tl dav wi ; | the least conce ned, There in .= pipes $3.4, John Graham $2.who eat fresh fruits and vege-| careful and law-abiding.1 think| Joseph Brossard.took place on one day out with my step-father hardly a Une that | have written ns in \u2014 Pekin Ducks, male\u20141, John Gra-l ab] h h - Josep : i gunning, 1 saw him bring down| Chon 1 tarkened 1 the ham, $8.; 2, Clifford Nusscy.$2.5 ables are the ones who grow up|it must be conceded that the ac-| June 23, at the Gore United| from the top of a tall dead tree a| Xb 18 not darkened by £ Pekin Ducks, female\u20141 and 3, strong and well \\ ohvsical cident statistics ind\u2018cate that| Church.Huntingdon, Que, the[ rather large, long brownish bird, a sons J Ange, IE Taylor Bros.$8.: 2, John Graham, ildren who are not physical] women generally are more care-|] Rev.HL H.A.Gillingham officia-} wonderfully beautiful.which had ; fo or art | THE PLACE T $4.; 4 Clifford Nussey, $2.ART not ae ful pnd law-abiding than men, ting.Ferns, snowballs and yellow] only one leg.The other leg he rh ae gg wing war Rouen Ducks, male\u20141, John Gra- ular i : © eo beautv whose high-power-|roges were uged as decorations in| told me had been shot off some-|), =o ; , .{ ham, $8.: 2, Albert Nussey, $2.; 3]rest.and they should lie downled sport model breaks all thelthe church.and the wedding] time.but the stump was healed, he fe hid wid we oh tou Bros.pe | | à for one hour at least after the city speed laws as ell, as the| march was played by Mrs.N.Mc and Perfectly feathered over new ed at flood * The tide wus cbbing ouen ucks, female\u2014 and 2, ones nf unwary pedestrians andj Cr ; also remember, as he pu in : .Taylor Bros.$9.5 3, John Graham, Questions concerning Health, ad-| whose devasting charm disarma mn ide.who was given away] 10 my hand.that he said he fast when ET Chad vey $3.4, Albert Nussey, $2.dressed to the Canadian Medical As-| tha motorevele rep ard even the hy her father, wore a gown of thought that it war a pussenger| strong.The wonder ix that the Whit Plym ù Br k cock\u20141 sociation, 184 College Street, Tor stern jndge is rarelv.met with [ivory satin and Spanish lac, Po was the only live passen- tend watt rs of wild 1 fe aff} fur- G { F hy IR * ite ymou ' oc cock\u2014l.[onto, wi e answered by letter.| except on the srreen.Police de-l bouffant style.with nicture hat a \u2019 y.pass nish the river with curren én S urns Ings ecla ort James Hope, $1; 2, J.Raymond, Questions as to diagnosis and treet-| pariments rhambers of commercelto match.She carried houquet| À\" pigeon | ever raw: and 1 8AW| 0u0n to flow, 75¢.; 8, J.W.Balsom, 50e.ment will not be answered.and automobile cluhs sem tolcr On TN AT A 1uet] that one shot.The year was 1876 Lo .White Plymouth Rock hen\u20141, J.Ae 10m a hand he M ocke of phelia roses and lilies-of-thel or possibly \u201877, and October.ASPARAGUS DISHES Whi L k | Î A.Raymond, $1.50; 2 and 3, James GLENELM he rate fe anti D at ne valley.Mrs.R.Robertson.sister Today in my reading 1 came Asparagus Balad \u20ac 00 Ing n 0 Hope, $1.75; 4 John Graham, 506.4 \"n° A\" {of the groom, attended a maid| across in the life of John Bur- .Sparag ; ! Rhode Island Red S.C.cock\u20141 ; the steering wheel.One thing \u2018lof honor, wearing a gown of] roughs utiously 1arallel exper Cut cold cooked axparagus in / rode San ec Rue COCR-\u20141.The closing of Victoria Schoolf errtnin, *H4 \"hmher of Man in.\u2019 ughs a « y Tari Pel} one-inch pieces and arrange in fawn colored lace and georgette| ience.In a letter to his wife : d ; : .» 876 ; spitep.NEBtR of lettuce leaves, sprinkle with picture hat to match, and a) dated October, 1876.he writer: aed whites of hurd \u2018 ° corsage bouquet of pink roses] \u2018Rose (his dog! and ! have been : Eitee : > , \u201c| cooked eggs and the yolks of g and fern.Miss Eileen Anderson.! hunting today and got a part raps rubbed through @ sieve Ser- ue er e ul S Thos.McGUl, 81.5 2 and 8, Thos yag held Friday, June 29th.The volved in mater ~eeidenrs ereprty AN \u201cRhode Island Red R.C.cock\u20141 teacher and scholars presented aj exceeds the numher of womey Thos.McGill, $1.; 2 and 3 Thos.short program of songs.recita- qe pue $1 95, ?* tions and dialogues which were] THE POWERS OF Sproul, $1.25.; sister of the bride, and Miss Mav-| ridge.a pigeon and a grav squir- ; Js ; _\u2014 [appreciated by all.Mr.John THE INTELLECT] ' : \u2019 qe s last w | ve with boiled dressing.PT Red Thos, py Scriver acted as chairman, A vote It is only in recent years that M ere borate Pn keen he ver sans and he ne pee an i 30 ery yo Serie and fast color Ree.os.\u2019 5 Bey = .we Miss Janels ; and psve rists .; oS , am : e-levg- the entire stalk of asparagus § A The.of thanks was given to Miss Jane sclentisty and psychologists have trimmed with pink ribbons, and sitot it.Its one-leeg d mate got \u2018 x removed trom $ .00 for $22.50.away from Burroghs along the| the outer Inyer + Hudson.and as fay south as thal the tougher portions hefore he, swamp along the Maurice River] asparagus is cooked.Break the Buff Orphington c¢ock\u20141, Juke Elliot for her services during the] begun to build up a bold and ! i car ses, Comby, $1.50: 2, A.Paquette, $1.;[ past term.moved by Mr.James| promising synthesis regarding arrying roses, carnations and ferns, Mr, R.Robertson was best 3, J.W.Balsomi & Son, 75e: 4.| Anderson, seconded by Mrs.Wm.the functions and powers of the : .» John Graham, 50e.\u2019 Crawford.intellect.The old idea that mind Carl and he ushers were Mr {und my step-father killed it «talk as far as it can be broken Men's White Broadcloth Shirts, collar at- Buff Orphington hen\u2014 1, J.W.Miss Elliot was then picsented| was distinct from and hag no ndergon.brother of the[there.\u2018So perished that once] easily and peel the remands tached, $1.68 qu .\u2019 \u2018 ; er bride, and Mr.S.Small Aft , f Cook those ends untt] they are al- ached, .! Balsom & Son, $1.50; 2, Jake Com-| with a pearl on amber manicure correspondence with the body haslthe ceremony à \"recepti Tl abundant and divinely beautiful ot tender.then add the tips by, $1.: 3, John Graham, 75¢.: 4, A.set.a white gold enamel bracelet] been discarded, t \u2019 mens À \u2018epllon was race, mont {ene ' Spe } \u201ct1 5 1 i Paquette, 50c.an eversharp pencil.Miss El-| modern are ED cli held at \u2018\u2018Cedarggrove.\u201d the home \u201cSo perished\u2019 is spoken figor-f and more fender portion of the cial reductions on light Flannel Trou- Brown Leghorn SA.or RC.cockl tot made a suitable reply.The|the human mind with less cer of the bride's parents.Mrs, An-| atively, of cours.and vet it is] stalk sers.Thos.MeGill, $1.50: 2, A.Pag- program was brought to a close| tainty than the old.he is more derson, mother of the hride, was| all too erally true.lt was the Asparagus With Cheese pete, Bs 8 Hope Balsom & Son by the singing of the National] prepared to find new mysteries, Le ra auto sk and EA ot TS hat dhe Jp reporte Du large bone ho a arakus Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 5e.s 4 James Hope, 80c.Anthem.O \u2018 eu r-| new probl , .; Ts 5 d ferns.(tip), cooked a Brown l.eghorn S.C.or R.C.hen Ae her hee o ib unfavor in Ye SRE tend \"rain pita Following the reception Mr |\u20184 from fhe woods of Michigan, pleces, 1 cupful blanched ab only 48¢ \u20141, James Hope, $1.50: 2, Thos.h oer ist Bekhte ho 1 , and Mrs.Brossard left by motor when 300 tons of the nesting) ogy | cupful grated cheese ved in the school room.tkhterev, who last year sug- birds were killed and shipped to Make a thick sauce, using aspara- \u2014\u2014- McGill, $1: 3, A.Paquette, 75c¢.; 4 ; : Sl for Montreal and the Sague \u201c\u20ac JW.Balsom & Son, 30e, \u2019 The following are the results| gested the founding of a brain BUENAY.l market.and allog ther morel pus Juice with 1 cupfui milk, 1% h | fs ,.| The bride wore an ensemble suit - é Pari Black Minorea 5, C.or R.C., cock of cui No, : School: 20: muse um.le not 1g METRE that of orchid crepe romaine oan than a hilllon birds were destroy tablespoonfuls hutter.1% table Spray now, Paris Green and Arsenate of Lead.\u20141, JS.A.Raymond, $1.50: 2, A.Pa- \"LASS Ven Brunette BOL PRIS own brain wou be Amon8l grey hat.shoes di I cd there.\u201d That was not the bel poop, flour Mt butter, add \u2019 2 Grace Wattie .79; 8 JInilette| the fist 10 be studied ther.Fiv.and handbag to] ginning of the end.for the slau flour and salt and pepper and uette, $1.00; 3, Albert Nussey, 75¢.5| = : ds MN.Se ; Brunette .72.epecialiste are now to study his A onde dm Mare Me ]'Ebter Of passenger piacon: bad] ook until bubbling, ald milk and .Black Minoren S.CC.or R.\u20ac,, hen CLASS 1I\u20141 Alice Forget .RR:| brain, and it is hoped to find J been going on ever sine ihe atir constantly until smooth and Hay Fork Rope Trip Rope Hand \u20141 and 3, J.A.Raymond, $2.25; 2, 2 Clarence Reid .81.some clue to his extraordinary TOBEY-McDONALD white men came to Amer ca, oe thick.Add the asparagus tips, al- 9 \u2019 A.Paquette, $1.00; 4, Thos, McGill, CLASS III Jr.\u20141 Jean Mor.| scientific attainments.Our own A ver veut Nb Le 1878 docs mark the rea wa ol monds and cheese.Serve in patty F k Il | th 50e.shall .86; 2 Grace Anderson .76:| Professor Haldane.one of thel place oF $ \u20ac Wi wedding took] ginning of the deadly + or chs(B or on crisp butiered toast.orks, a eng .8 Dark Cornish, cock\u2014I1, Thos.Mc-| 3 Florence Reid 76: 4 Florence| most brilliant biochemists in the Mont ja) tL IN ichaels Church, the wholerale slaughter.of 7 Asparagus Oued Gill, $1.00, Forget .73.world, has already bequeathed Isobel Jo A dauen \u201c6tb, when| teen years, after {hat ane Procke One half cup asparagus.| À t Dark Cornish, hen\u20141 and 2, Thos.CLASS 111 Jr.\u2014Albert Seriver| his brain to a scientific colleague y aN aughter of the late] siona net pe a were reported \u2018fblespoon butter.few grains salt » McGill, $1.75.63.in order to help on after his of G ee Van ome NeDonald raat the co intr \u201cThen the busi-| End pepper, 2 tablespoonfu's wa: POLARINE MOTOR OIL Light sen, her Jack CLASS 111 Sr-\u20141 Clara King[ death the study of the brain and red marries.ont PPR EE ne failed uniry.er from AEpU ARE.J Ng Comby, $1.00; 2, J.A.aymond,§{ 89: 2 Ruth Wilson .R1: 3 Bertie] the advancement of physiological \u20ac ) - Anton \u2019 ; , {| ful lemon Juice, 7 feaspoon chop- .¢ 76c.; 8, John Graham, 50c.Crawford Te: \u201c4 \"caldwel Serive and psychological Knowledge.pan Tobey: oon of Mrs.CA.a a pemger goons re ped parsley.2 eggs, 1 tablespoon Bring your container, 1 gallon, 95c.5 gallons \" African Geese, male\u20141, Janes An-1 0 57.#5 Elizabeth Forget .49.Some of the acutest thinkers of obey of Malone, N.Y., the cere led at pas trap-shooting tour-| olive ofl or butter, 89c.per gal.money being solemnized by the Rev.Father Luke Callaghan.The \"HN nt on Coney Island.held Method® Put into an enamel under the auspices of the New gell, $8.00; 2, John Graham, $2.00;8,| \"1 Aqq IV Jr.\u20141 Viola Mar.[the day believe that.wonderful ware kaucepan the bolled aspara- Tailor Bros.#1,00; 4, J.W.Balsom shall] .86: *2 Margaret Wilsnn| as are the promises that lure in- & Son, 50e.62.*3 Arthur Anders 57.#4] vestigators of the atom and the bride.who was given away hy y Association for the Protec-| EUR cuf in half-ireh p'eces, the African Geese female\u20141, Jas, An oor ir Anderson 90 ir i \u2018| Mr.John McDonald of Lachute ork Astocallon on butter.lemon infec a 4 chopped ; ses .Raymond Wattie .51.cosmic rays.the most outstanding sachute.l tion of Fish and Game.The last ter, : : .1 kell, $2.00: 2, Thos.McGill.$1.50: *Failedin more than two ex-| achievements will he made in Que., was dressed in a gown Off known passenger pigeon to bel parsley.n trifle of «alt and pep Biscuits Spec ais Tailor Bros, 50c.white georgette wi\u2018h touch , | per.Toews over the fire for a few \" regard to the mind of n.To- : 1es Ofl killeq for market came to St.Lo-| DfT.Indian Runner Ducks, male\u20141 and| ?Minations and having less than]! E \u20ac of ma silver, her veil being caught A in a shipment of ducks from| moments.cover and keep hot Finest Chocolate Cookies, 2 lbs.for .45 v5 Cow « 57 ; Xact knowledge of it is , 2.Tailor Bros, $5.00; 83, John Gra-| 1577 - pay our exac ; with orange blossoms and pearls 1908.] while making the ome\u2019et.Beat .ham.$1.00; 4, Thos.\u2018McGill.50e, Special prizes were awarded to Te MES D is growing.going a bonnet effect.She ean.Black River.M ter who] thé epgk.yolks and whites 10 Marshmallow Cookies, 2 Ibs.for .35 Indian Runner Ducks.female\u20141| the following: Geogranhy, Viola e mare wo Know the morelried à houquet of Ophelia roses,| turned the mighty tide.Then} rether until well mixed.hut not Plain Milk L h 2 lbs.f 25 and 2, Tailor Bros, $5.00; 3, Thos.| Marshall: Hepdmarke.Clara] we find there is to he Known jijes of the valley and maiden] across the diminishing years it] light: ada two ablespuonsfuls of ain vii unch, - Tor ernie « McGill, $1.00; 4, John Graham, 50c.King and Viola Marshall: Arith- but.also.the more we are en- hair fern Mi B : - the water drained from the as- 3 rn.Mis tty Me the millions of shot-gung.in ' Aylesbury Duck, female\u20141 and 2,] metle.Clara King: French, Jean|abled to control and condition] £ttended her as maid y Donald the hands of lovers of wild life] paragur after heîng baîled, John Graham, $3.00.Marshall.the mind.All our conquests are n m In a small omelet pan heat but- really mental.Before a machine| V¢3TINE a gown of yellow geor- lke John Burroughs, and > ter, pour In the eggs, lift the ed- White Turkeys, male\u20141, Tailor \u2014 ette t step-father, picking Off the single f Bros, $1.50.ATHELSTAN goes through the air across the Le ae with tulle drape of stray birds ere and there that| ges occaslonally uptil cooked ev- E ] FE White Turkeys, females\u20141 and 2, Atlantic a mind has made the| _.*.yellow mohair hat completed the extermination, enly throughout, sprinkle with ° e Ÿ Tailor Bros, 88.50; 3, John Graham, Mr.A.N.Capron is on duty at journey.Before an orchestra with blue band and shoes to There are still millions of =hot-] salt and pepper.turn on i the tch and carrvin bouquet of ; 50c.3 , Plays à symphony a mind hac/ 2 ving a nhouquet o i by law.afield in| asparagus mixture, fold and ser- .4 Mymouth Rock Hen A.0.V.\u20141, a ola] lanned and heard it inwardly.Orne! roses.The bridegroom was this ay fall There are| ve a! once.Phone 79.Huntingdon.ug John Graham, $1.00, ha au 1B ; era i y Mr.T.I.McNamee.\u201c e Aspa s Croquette 3 \u2018Orphington A.O.V, Hen\u20141, John and will be avay until end of readers he Mes es now en.After the ceremony n° recep- eatin of rien and Fame\u201d Bol) CDOURR axparagus re mean Graham, $1.00.Tuly Mrs.A.N.Capron spent a joy day bv dav a mind had mas- tion was held at t he bride's] yhose leve) of protection has pot] ure one pint when chopped, and [== : a a ¢ Leghorn A.O.VV, cock-\u20141, J.w.|tew days in the city last week.3.4 an intricate and tortuonus pome: phot Mance Street.somel risen far above the five-pigeon| mix it with one-half cupful white X Balsom & Son, $1.00; 2, John Gra- ; A.Ç rty guests being present.MT.# t.where twent thous-| sauce, halt a cupful of cracker ° SEE an Ses! Ten\u201d th Inter for [and va ot nmr vanes tunis, onausrier cui «ia Have You Relatives Leghorn A.O.V., hen\u2014I, Thos.Ormst $9;; 8, Dan Murnhy en to wroct it th trin down the Saguenay.the|race were killed in cold blood for] cheese and one woll-beaten PER; MaGill, $1.00; 2, J.W.Balsom, 75c.ingdon.81, « Pan Murphy, Hunt- sive abode Bur A Tom eat hu bride wearirg an ensemble of sport.We must go fast and far| lastly a few sprinkles of nutmeg.Ancona 8.C.and R.C.cock\u2014I, Reg'd Avrshire Cattle\u20141, Frank-|ceience wares its \u201cbiggest and flowered georgette and navy| if we are to save some of the oth-| Form into small croquettes and or friends who were once residents of the Beauharnois District and ; 8 and 4.J.A.Smillie, $1.75: 2, John | Alexand - ; Yl ; \u2019 i charmene roat with heign mohair] er vanishing races from the fate] proceed as for other croquetlez., PA a on in Alexander, $5.; 2.M.Ness, $4.:] Innges* hattle who are now living away from the home town?J Graham, a dr et 1.3 8, © Carlyle Dickson.Ormstown, $3.: hat ang shoes to match The ont-| of the passenger pigeon.A : Boiled Asparagus Ancona S an ren od iter Me * dovwi Me nf-tow = ° This Game Protective ssocia- Try cooking the asparagus in a : & Allis \u2018 vk, R2.: ! .H.PICARD, own guest were Mre, C A 5 y ER I 8 and 4, J.À.Smillie, $1.76; 2, J.W.Bam oe A re wicks $2.: 5.oH.PICARD.Tobey.mother of the groom, | tion did not reallze it was eX-} vessel sufficiently deep to stand a If you have and if you will give us their names and addresses on the # Bulsom & Son, 75c.Reg'd Holstein Cattle\u20141, M.Ness, St.Stanislas de Koska.Malone, N.¥.Mrs.Lewis Kemp, |lerminating the passenger pigeon bunch of asparagus upright.The| coupon below we will be glad to mall them s sample copy of The Spanish and Andalusian, cock\u20141, 85.: 2.Arnold M au : ; Mal N There had always been plenty off hoiling water should just come £5.2, McArthur, $4.: 3, Wal-] Wishes to inform all that he has al-| Malone.N.V.Mrs.Allan I, Me- Rk 8 OMe Huntingdon Gleaner without any charge whatever.J.A.Raymond.ter Roy, $3.: 4.Carlyle Dickson, $2.:| ways on hand a good assortment ot Donald.sister of the bride, Sv | passenger pigeons! John Bur-lto the neck of the asparagus, 5 y 5 Spanish and Andalusian, hen\u20141 5.Anson C.Balson, H Te] roughs dig not realize that helleaving the hrads out.The head , Ans , son, Hampton, $1.\u2018 eJosphore.Que.litle Mice Cath- > E the heads : e PaG8 and 2, A.Paquette, 81.75; 3 and 4, Highest core over umpton, Ness pas and Qrerconts, ami low erine MeDonald hh of vu was killing the last wild pigeon| will rook in the steam and you J.A.Raymond, 75¢.and C.Dickson, 2, F.Alexander.hb $16.00 Satisfaction guaranteed.bride.St.Telesphore \u201cQue Miss he should ever se\u201d.There had al-[ will have your anparagus whole Hamburg A.V., hen\u20141, J.W.Bal- ' wo UES ways been so many passenger] ipytead of having the tips hoiled The Huntingdon Gleaner Inc.Tena Barrv.Green Valley, Ont 3 : > ! M tep-father, a lover Vr.and Mre, Brder, Knowltnn | déC2RS step-fa er) away.rire Huntingdon, Que.Que.and Mr, John R.MeDonal4.Lachute.One.On their return Gentlemen: ren re, (ones will reside I | ' \u2019S | HF Will you kindly send a sampie copy of The Huntingdon Gleaner | : Co to the addresses given below?som & Son, $1.00, Houdan A.V., hen\u2014I, John Graham, $1.00.Campine A.VW, hen\u2014I, J.A.Smillie, $1.00.Cochins A.V., cock\u20141, J.W.Bal- som & Son, $1.00, 2, J.A.Raymond, 76c.Cochins A.V., hen\u20141, J.W.Bal- som & Son, $1.00; 2, J.A.Raymond, DUNDEE ICE CREAM Nome 00e en Ladies Society of Town 75¢c.; 8, John Graham, 50c.Zion United Church were very 4 0.VV.cock, J.A.Bulsom hoenitahly entertained on Tues They Like Street AdÔTESS .22000 00000 s ana 0 sa 00000000 020000 & Son, $1.00.Series 1.day afternoon in the hasement of A.O.V., hen\u20141, J.W.Balsom & the church hv Mrs.Haughton.At Sweethearts \u201cknow their Ice Cream!™ They must or we City oevnvnnniiannennnne Prove ool Son, 8 00: 2, J.A.Smillie, 78c.the close of the meeting a del\u2019- wouldn\u2019t be serving so many young couples these warm A.0.V.Geese, male\u20141, Tailor cious luncheon was served hy the evening.s To be sure, they like the environment but, better Brose Hu.sm To eee oes BUILDING good houses builds a good town.ponton we still, the rich, velvety Cream that goes into our delightful ham, 25c.Margaret nf Montre daughter SODAS AND SUNDAES.Name L.csc sacs pee A.O.V.Geese, female\u2014]I and 4, SAVE .eats at th = re the Served with pure flavors .John Graham, $1.25; 2, Tailor Bros, AVE a little money and save a lot of worry.man McPhee.ome of Mrs.Nor.Fram Fresh Crushed Fruits.Street Address 75c.; 8, Thos.McGill, 50c.A.0.V.Turkeys, male\u20141, Tailor 08 S100 eve female.Tailor A NICE front porch has prevented many an HUNTINGDON Z.ROSSELLE.City L.sscca nec ana enee PROV Lecce sec c cn cu0 0e TOS., a .00; 2, John Graham, 75c.old maid.Mr.and Mrs.J.Moffatt and A.O.V.Ducks, male\u20141, Thos.little daughter of Montreal McGill, $1.00; 2, Tailor Bros.,, 75c.; the week end with her 1 Spent Phone 60.- - - Huntingdon.3, Thos, Sproul.50c.; 4, J.A.Ray- WHEN someone plans to help the town, plan Mrs.M, Kyle.Name .22c2 een se nn nca nee care een c cn ccm 0000 mona, c.A.O.N.Ducks, female\u2014I.Thos.to help the plan.Street Address McGill, $1.00; 2, Tailor Bros, 75c.; 8, John Graham, 50c.: 4 Thomas .Sproul, 25e dell S 1 best THE BEST plans a man can have for the City +0.w0ooc0svenc0 00200008 Prov.seers scavien sons co oodfellow Special, bes pen White Wyandottes\u20141, Jos.Mar- future are house-plans.tin, 84.00; 2, J.A.Raymond, $2.0.yd i est Whit w dotte hen\u20141, Jos.: .\u2026uvente0 20000200 110000010000 0 0000000000 i ; Martin, Bad LR , FUNNY how hard coal or hard wood will soft- Name : eens F.Best White Wyandotte cock\u20141, 1 oH Be White en a hard winter.FOR Street ATES .evunerinerinnieienreennnreanns + 4 JUDGING COMPETITION.; a se eavy raft Horses\u20141, usse ocs0ratanceno0s0000 0000 PPPOV, Les ss ss 0000 Cavers, Ormstown, #5.; 2, Franklin ONLY ror Tenet \u2018age 8 THE HUNTINGDON GLEANER Thursday, July 5th., 1928.Knc on the Southeast by the residue of U t 7 { .« us \u2018 RN el FARM FOR SALE ORMSTOWN PUBLIC NOTICE |HOWICK (continued tom vage 1) |DEWILIVILLE STRAWBERRY SOCIAL 0 110 acres, one wile from town, 60 .Lo, ., : Many resident of Howick and|be called upon and that in conse- Mr.and Mrs, liichard Mcintosh .° Mifrcres cultivated, balance pasture, 10f 5 on Mise pue ve ee Town of Huntingdon.vicinity are storing their winter] guence bis speech would bel motoreu to Montreal on Thurs| Under the Auspices of the St.Edwards Presbyterian \u201cacres woods.Good outbuildings] F210.voi , v M ad +0 Notice is hereby given that coal these days, with the temper-|svmcthing like the complexion off gay last 10 be guests al the Ibai- .nnie United st] house with modern conveniences ra for Okanagon Lake, BC beginning Saturday July 7th aure hovering about 90 in the the modern flapper \u201cit would hej riage of Mr.Melntosh's cousin, Ladies Aid of Rennie nite Church Good water supply.marrow 10 4gon Jake, B.A.\u2019 had \u2018 \u2018 ; | made up as they went along.\u201d| 0 ; here they w jai a wee Sui : hade.Scotch conl fs taking the]! D y : Miss UO lara, e home of .Lan James E.Barrett.Where they ied pa for a Tek and continuing during the ace of re coul In mapy| Turning to a more serious vein,| Mr John Gordon returned Church at th Will Hold A - ; \" ice.web A \u2019 \u2019 oh : : : ; .ener ~ * - aFOR SALE\u2014 Practical reference Nib-fjer, Before veturning home te summer months, Chateau- houscholds as being considered te Doctor a the view home from che Montreal gene W J McCRACKEN L WN SOCIAL pen rary of six volumes.Just the thing} party will visit Jasper Park, Van |guay St., in the Town of| more cleanly und economical, pi-f lst a8 Lea K 4 perisl pHogpital on Monday morning.He * Ve A .EI part t 1 .guay \u2019 tion were necessary to improve , i\" ; make vos for an inexperienced teacher inl couver and Victoria Huntinedo il be a _| though the latter is delivered on pv ve mecs on the farm is still very weak, but is mu mg T d J l 10th is elementary work.The set is in Mies &.Mulvanes has 1 turn ntimngdon w1 ONE-| he car at fifteen dollars whilst o no ond! Lu Aoortant sutisfuctory progress toward re- ues ay, u y At the Home of b good condition.To be sold at a A ey has way street on Saturday| ihe American is thirteen dollars] that perhaps tne m p covery.He was accompanied by iti bargain to Montreal after xpebding twoj = seventy-ffve conte per (on thing to encourage was Sports.O7} pis daughter, Miss Margaret Gor- Everybody Welcome vy LE EU phone 602 2-2 weeks\" vacation with her sisters.|nights, between the follow-|and seventy-five cents pe * recreation, and that this year], ' s b Mr.L KS v ee , her: an 7 .+ ep ; Move .4 : re à , ç = un / 1untingdon.eh To urd Mrs WH ing points, to wit: between I'he young meu eo Macdonald College at St, Anne's Miss Pearl Holiday and friend, A Good Programme 1s be - fo Marshall.; .nee, under twenty years age, arel was ho r a Farm e « Marion Willoughby of Mon- .Th E J | 5 h - FOR SALE\u2014& room house, large Mr.and Mrs W.IL Marshall, the store of Pringle, Stark & attending Macdonald College this) to promote a better idea of team Miss he woes end at the ing prepared.urs.Lve.uly t his garden and lawn.Central location.Miss Mulvaney and Mr, Phelan|Co.and the store of E.C week in large numbers, twenty-| work and to emphasize the joys home of Mr.Harry Holiday.Admission 40c and 25c .wl Particulars.Roy McW hinnie, were visitors a\u2019 Port Lewis on McCoy two Countieg being represented.\u201d that could he gotten from the Mr.Percy Alexander and dau- df 6 Ice Cream, Tea, Sandwiches | ctr Town, or Sunday, : .Brome leads In number with{spare hours on the farm, To-day] °° \\ ; returned to Su er serve rom p.m.Telit.Austen, 265 Grenier Ave.AND E.C.Martin, twenty-nine young wen and Chat-| recreation was largely ignored on shor.a Muriel, city Yn Mon- pp .d and cake will be sold during hw N.D.G, Montreal.pMOSE CHARTRA \u2019 Secy -Treas eanguny comes next with twenty-| the farms, but as the years passe day ovening, after spending two until all are served, the evening.th i i rk Th rename i \u201c| seve The course finishes on| ed, and as the industry became ve \u2019 = FOR SALE\u2014One Deering grain First vluss work at rensonable seven, ! > ! a ; Late weeks in Dewiteville, .ns binder.5 foot cut.one hiternation- prices.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, Saturday with forenoon demmon-| more prosperous more attention Mr.Gordon Pavier of Montreal No charge for admission.ih al } v loader Huntingdon, Que strations interesting (0 farmers\u2019 would be paid \u2018no that side of tn- t the week ezgl at the coi: I W.F.Napier, nee WEE Municipality of Dundee.sons.and the afternoons are glv-| dustry, age with hin ante and cousin.or social in \u20ac .ay » Ga! 8.Dundee.Young married couple, without chil- ee on to reereation, br.Me\u201d , - x , The annual Lawn Social in connec- « : vrPhone 628 191; me Iren pe king both Inugunges, seek TENDERS Mg.Monald Rawat, NP, of An offer : A Pugpart Mr.und Miss Alexander.i tion with the Rockburn Presbyterian owic nox Fresbyterian £ \" dren, speaking ' ges, see Lo Les ALD, ; Me.HE, rune An offer of free sod war 1} M T 3) , Mon] .i \"he .' i J FOR SALE-~1 rubber tired carriage] position on a farm.Willing, ener- Pb prccived by tue undersign- Montreal occupied the pulpit atl, cove brought by Dr vi ear ANA \u201cith Tis Church will be held at the home of Church J racticully new, 1 steel tired buggy.lgetic and relinble, having a good gen- [ed until the fourth day of August) ne Georgetown Chtireh last Suu-l rar au .Ce = Ce \u2019 i M J h L G di ; te mn \u20ac Lex P > Wal B.Stewart Ke and reliable, hi DE Fo ECE ane for building à bridge over 1 re gart of Macdonald Collrge.whol wife and daughter over the week r.John L.ol 1e will hold its annual Lawn Social p Mp, 302 2-2 alter \u2018le ] 'Q fr iio iy Sth I ki I of Spring Creek in Range Seven.A day.| Sid thar winter killing had de-|end at the home of Ekrod one 602 2-2 slenelin Quest farming.andy with a inds o NE \u201c = 7 Rev, Dro Munro, Scerctaly Of} ctroyed many meadows.and that fr.Denman arrived fr Mon cue-half mile east of the Stone i dirs and upkeen.certified cheque for 10 per cent of nite Churel Prochytéry, ayer : OWE.a Mr.Denman arrived om! cut-half mile ens th Mr.Mervyn Craig, 1reFOR SALE 6x6 708 running feel repa Christopher R.Luard, ihe amount to be inelosed with ten- A EE fo Ho on ee was \u201c mn possibly treal on Monday morning to stay School.Franklin, on n° square timber, 3x5 612 running 811 St Remi st.Montreui.(der Plans and specifientions may be] A peer QU ; wontd he a shortage} week with hi> wif- and fanoly 4 .Y feet long, also yearling bull.Ap-| __ oor ae ab Fenirenl cen at the home of ald Morison In hb ner of hay in some pris of the lope, Wed.Eve.July lit Friday Evening, July 6th.\"08 ; id, .ing and evening Many 8 country this vear.To overcome isses Phyllis \u2019 .: .1, ply.George Reid : TEACHER WANTED.avi ; 3 Cameron, vers pregont inelndtre Ur Min-4this Macdn College wi re Misses Phyllis Van Vila ot There wi r A splendid programme will be giv- on, Glenehn Catholic female teacher, having {July 3rd, 1926, I s Macdonald Mege was pre Lennoxville, Margaret and Fat here will he a good program on L, s.an .2e ; ah \u2014\u2014 tree éhetiffé, who recently resigned pared to os : fre aha Een a.fee hich t ie verfieig (\u201cTe assisted by Rockwurn and Valley- / diploma, English and French, for 1 ! ! i o sunplv fr of charge jo weon of Lacolle came Sunda, Which talent from Howiek, Riverfield 5 1 talent : dat FOR SALE\u2014T'wo bulls for sale.Norton Creek school for next school M PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, from the Hepaningford aninerityl cord far one, two 0\u201c five aeris of for a wo weeks\u201d visit at tp, [and Huntingdon will assist.field talent, candy, home cooking nat J.B.Quenneville, term.Apmlienti sent to Andrew Municipality of the County of Hunt- \u2018hureh.land to any farmer who had : i ; * ._ \u201ce , y, : .! = .Appheations sent to Andrew .\\ red i \\ Mrs, V Vliet.; ; : serve : le I.; Tres : ; iced, St, Agnes de Dundee.Moore, Chairman of School Board.ingdon.; A number of men with horses] niver of land worked un ready howe of Are.yun Viet Miss J£ek Sapper will be served from 6,30 on coffee pnd sandwiches will be sok nfauPlane 645 3-3.Aubrey, Que., SALE OF WORK.avd courts are finshine the gead-§ for cropping, The seed wee à rap |, in .a \u2018 A nr al 1 et Admission 506.under 12 veurs, 25c.CUTIRE y evening.at 8.80 prime - SE an : - Public notice fis hereby given by bie ar pe ground tn front of id growing one.and ctht vertes (ER came from Monireut 10% If the weather is unfavorable forl BE ut are pytaFOR SALE\u201417 acres standing yay.TEACHERS WANTED MW.lechy of the Town of Hunt- and ahont the new chureh build-[after the sced was in the ground the place, where.a year ago, on an outdoor Social it will be held in Tickets\u2014Adults 25e, children 156.ire Apply JC.= t River Protestant teacher, wanted for dis- jurdon, dls appointed, Special Of line Cornentere pod painters willl a crop of Teff gross was re ady Dominion Day.Hh H broth : hy the Chureh Hall at Roekburn.Lig) 1 \u2014 \u2014 Eli De aaa Township of hen © a eu Li probahiy comnlee Mir work] for cutting, drown ee amine rom te ho Eu = .Salury $565.onth.erm | Ne arr) fw ; \u2018 ave ow .tar ole Sun ee , owning, white 2 \u2018sing OR SALE, HOLSTEINS\u2014 Tn teh month.School to open Sept.Ist, work is provided for in the Proces Hhin ten days, Rev.Donald Th Doctor also expressed ih top of the dan by ar.MeArth- NOT I CE orgle Choice fresh cows, grade Holsteins \"CE Ews Pe us [Verbal that now governs the Cune Morrison js eprrtd 10 return} opinion that there weuld he a «mill : STRAWBERRY 0C À CBC of good age and type, sound and}, CR SWING, ACCES inch cr on fray the Factors Townships on shortage of clover secd next year UFR OHE ; .pla right in exe ry way, fully accredit- Glenemm, Apr AH ét.Era PE de a! Thursday the week and urged any on who had a hit Mrs.Lougal Bealtic and litte Under the auspices of the Ladies\u201d Aid Miss Aileen Smaill would picof AAR Jo CELE a on riday the sixth day ob duly, shee ; ne 5 ve 7 es laughter left for Dendee on Sat ree * HUSPICES vegies 4 : h ; ed, price $1100, Freight paid with- , 1925, at the | te the clock Mr.Wn Peddie on the Eng-| of red cover te evrefully harv y VUE , Pon = ef Dundee Presbyterian Church like all those who wish to at- ala 4 in oo miles, ! Fer PEACHER AN tion orem, ï Jet at re J lich River, Hewtek who rerentiv [12 as seed wontd he wenree and urday on alt 0 Having in the tend the Aesthetic Gymnas- no w Geo.H.Goodfellow, clesmentars diplor.Freneh and Eng-| Work ot the different sections on the] lost several Ayrehire cows euffer doar next spring, unless à change three Ye 5 sta * a M MMUNITY HALL .: ind Lancaster, Ont.jay Apply Main discharge and its branches, be-| ing from rabies, fonnd two more tool nlace shorte i: conditions, tay Te SAN for à ew weeks Pt C0 tic Class this bp ee meow - Antoine Caza ginning ot section Noo 1 oon Lot No Jaf his vatoahle animals attacked] In his closing remarks | after) | can ale Ae he Acad d es : .\u2018gist ere : ; formerly oecupie ; at the cadem aturda i \u201cOR SALE! ve, hreq Registered Phase tit rd, Cazaviie 267 aebout 6 eres cast of the Clyde's) with the discase.ane dving and] warning the formers 10 (uv thelr ihe house fpr rl Mas by hurs ay July 12th July 7th at 10 > y \u2019 lolstein bull, 2 years : \u2014\u2014 em = Corner School, on the Ridge road the other reontri e to be shot ac | 70 when it wae in Hoo, 107 sister, (te fat MTS, FAUCAE, x In.« by ane O'Conner, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC and will continue until all is sold to] 0 pean dang rougiv violent, \u201ce Poetor svid hot recon: exe Miss Ida ioliday i¢ spending @ icP Phone 6 r.6.vde's Corners, School Municipality of Dund the Inst and lowest bidder giving se- LT Le \"piments in England and Seo.[ew days in Montreal, She went ut 7 pan.~ 4 cd 86 oot MERA oF unde curity for the faithful performance ! en ; ve in on Friday to sce her sister BO SOCIAL WJAY FOR SALE\u2014Detween 40 and WANTED fT che Baathiul performance QRMSTOWN PARISH COUNCIL.and had proven that pastur .in He si : A good programme has been pre X \\ hon, , ; .4 rmedinte dine fof thé work.Ferme and conditions .Tuesday anbers w-1 land \u20ac dog Miss Beatriee Holiday.who was 8 45 acres of standing hay in one A tener with Intermediate dip \\ .\u2018 Met on Tuesday, members all pres-] landg shonld he cropped clore.A ) \\ cured.Kym lot, or in parts, on Chin's farm 112 Jioma ot $1,000 per year À teacher me Rowan onthe day \" the ple ent except Coun.Dumas, Mayor Al-| and that the host p'sthrage wax] 80ing on ship bord tha Marti ; Adults 40 hild 5 Tuesday July 10th an miles from Huntingdon.Apply tofat SOU year.Applications will bep An those faving privide Work TO fred Greig presiding.abtained when the grapes wpe \u20ac0 TOUtE for a rp to the Me Admission-\u2014 Adults Hc.children Shc.es A.N.McDonald, | received nto Ton oth neat.tare hereby notified to fine he JP, Cavers complained of stone} kent within two inches of the] Country.i in r., ing BY some competed before the 35th.day hinge placed in piles along the side] or ae vo which \u20ac Mr.Lyman og Mise Joan Van N@Phone 0.Huntingdon T.W.Fraser, d Ce ving p « vround.Pactures which get 14 bh .3 d REA OR SALE To - secy-frea-.of October, pas.all work no! cuve of Ormstown side road ving litn aix inches or more in flergth are Vier were home for the Bondy Franklin Centre Hall Conf \u2014New Perfection coal oil \u2014 } ered on tha ate.1 cause he bg have a collison with a fast driven ronrse : t ne itive y [ion Day holiday.- ded stove, oven attached, good order.CLERK WANTED.- ame tp he dune il the Tn co auto which smashed into his bugs og, et i Keen Ms y r aude of Morin Under the Auspices of the en J.A.Logan, Paperienced lady clerk having [the party or parties responsible for lay Tuesday night, breaking it badly an J Ce ce = eo 9 : Gien by the Franklin Community lvh- Prince Street, knowledge of both languages.God the work.he TT f Huntined and throwing the occupants into the a ptr sel locked vas poire, pe en Éd United Church of Canada Club.ite \" > 34.Huntingdon references required.Apply statiog pven at the town © UDEIBECEN [aiteh, the drive f the auto did not 4 3.go roo Fonds aus m Lu ; ; : .ne thane pden Cy espected tu ppl} 1 this 1Ath, dax of the month of June, qe Qo driver of he ate di thai Wateon Sellar «ig thet las: bours in Dewittville.as she wis Franklin Centre Everybody welcome.Sociul eves- swe FOR SALE\u2014Fully accredited Hei \u201cBox 97.Gleaner Office, 12s .rond wius under the direction of the wear ve einen froin const ta motoring through on Friday rt: ing after sale of boxes.ng ai Mein bull.Apply Huntingdon, Que (Signed) M.W.Leehy, (uebee Road Department and they CS the Diamond Anpiveyenvy Huntingdon.to visit her sister, At the Home of wigs A J.T.Smythe.i WANTED 1 i il | 1 M The rer | would see what could be done in the o he phiting nf J Provinces Mrs.Allan Dawson.M I ° p 453 r.2, untinedon, Te hay a Collie dog, tot cepa M.Leehys Specialy, tte and much wag said and more was .NT ces 2 nai] .1 : : [ity Bont ANTES a nitter, ens Mr.Willie Tosser and famils bert cMillan rawberr OCla ; cust te pend heeler Officer The Secretary wis ordered to give Written about that event.and he ; < hizor SALE A piane in good condi- \u2019 Bert Helm - Que Decretan ie , ; felt sure we all ar ie oof Montreal, motored up Sanday .NRE Hts À , , notice that the gravelling of the bal Vu Rite we a ar this yew ing : \u2018isited his brother.F EF J ] 3 h d hea mn B18 2 Mrs M.E.Blair, Kiet Phone tastes Huntingdon, M PROVINCE or QUEBEC.ç sance of the River Road.on the north richer in our knowledge of this ernie ane JRA PCs ! riday Vening, uy 1 i On the Grounds of hen ' rE 2.10 DEUST TTT NOTICE.PE Lo CPC odmanchester Fe side of the Chateauguay west of Al] ( anada of ours, knowing wor: eff There was ne service \u201cin \u201cthe R ] S 1 I sut FOR SALE \u2014Stove, nearly new.and Cen errant te GE net he TEN EG lans Corner, would be sold onthe historieul background.ap-l oo Sindy ns Ty egular Supper will be - E P b | su\u2019 oti LE Ste Bary 5 Fron present aute Fo wili not lu FENDERS.Thursday, duly 12th.also on the] preciating to a grater extent the churell here on Sunday as MN \u201c g PP ser Jgin res ytertan bE $ $ Es resp shite ter any dents contracted se eid tenders will he received by] : Dé nuits «Island \u2018ogress whi .Dro Maclean was taking part in d fol! d b 4 Mrs.Wilton McCo LEE ho) ; ge Ce que Same day, one hadf mile on the Ishind progress which hag heen made; + ; , , ve OJ:OWE y a pro- Mor rs I on Mec r ny raies Otatr than by any self ar undersigned Seeretary-Treasurer Road, one half mile on the Tulloch-| but is there reason for such self the service in connection with ure MeCos'» Lines., , + w'eloek nn ceded: ad, 1) | i : > ns sueh self-f.pue | rt eo ! fa Victor Boucher, ts an to 1 c'etouk He on Wedne di gorum rend and portions of the 8rd satisfaction that we mar cease he Decoration Puy ccremonies of gramme.rafOR SALE\u2014 Young Holstein cow, [00000 2» oom 000 NN \u201can, the cleaning out ahott 86 rode nt He md bh, range of Jamestown ronds.[our restices desit.pop proves the Oddrellows and Rebckahs, # POSTPONEMENT ref just resend nly RE: ESTATE MRS.JOHN oe an au Diseharee along | Council teft the matler of puch ment?Has our nailonal growth Huntingdon.HUNTINGDON RY eorge Robert, RUSSELL Me Care sideroad and about 19 ing lumber and reflooring of the Is-1 reached fre full efficiency?« A in © seutiet 14 106 en ely .arr siderond : : it 1900 ft.Lee à | Ce s ful efficiency?Is A hippy sequel te the clebra ul 6th to \"ou phone 201 1 4 St_Barbe.Que [AL persons having chime against of ditch along the Arnold headline hs pride in the hands of Count our organization of commerce all-| tion of the 2000 anniversary © In the first year examinations From Friday July 11 L ts.a 8 the estate at tne fate Margaret Heeling] road, and the building of à concrete | SEP ; sufficient for to-day.to-morrow] the nuorsge of Mr Myre {in the Faculty of Arts.Megs ; \u2014} No.} Huv Leader.Masse |! Leu Va vad, and the building of a conerete Te croître \u201cradins : , .ay.o-morros te hlarricge of AT, and Myre Hl (a ] M Arts,