The Huntingdon gleaner, 8 septembre 1943, mercredi 8 septembre 1943

[" \u2014e | eus sbec ill be ub 00 5c yy by 7-8 LAKE fail br 9th ELSON NALD o NEW amy, ) \u201cone é TI TTS 1 SOHN Our greatest good, and what we least can spare, Is hope; the last of all our evils, fear.\u2014 TT = EIGHTIETH YEAR THE Quebec Government to go to People After Fall Session Abolition of Provincial Sales Tax Will be Under Consideration When Legislature Meets Decision to hold a fall session of the Quebec legislature, commencing either in October or November, has been taken by the Godbout government, according to usually reliable information, Following this session, the fifth in the life of the present legislature, there will be provincial general elections during the winter, almost immediately after prorogation.An important conference of heads of the provincial Liberal party was held recently to discuss some problems which are pressing upon the government, .There are seven vacant electoral divisions at the present time, and the choice for the Godbout government is either to hold a series of by- elections, or hold general elections, and the opinion favors general elections.The general elections come in their natural course later on in 1944, since the five year term of the present legislature would terminate in any event in 1944, The situation is felt to be subject to different considerations than those which would influence a fed- cral government conducting a great war, for provincial governments are not directly concerned with the conduct of the war.The feeling which existed early in the war, that there should be no politics in wartime, has been dissipated long since, the final blow to that idea being the general elections in Ontario, where no such cry was raised.Prince Edward Island is also to hold general elections in a short time.The Quebec session to be called for October or November\u2014the date is not definite yet\u2014will be for the purpose of clearing up general Government matters, For one thing it is said, the provincial sales tax will be abolished, serious though the loss of 12 millions of revenue will be.But it is pointed out that this tax was put into effect in 1940 as a temporary measure to rehabilitate the finances of the province, following the very severe strain which they suffered during the depression years from 1930 to 1940 There are other matters which are said to be in line for settlement, notably the restrictions on the sale of beer, and possibly also as regards the sale of spirits.The Godbout government was not directly responsible for this drastic decision to interfere with the social habits of the people, but it has been quite clear since it was taken that they are being equally blamed with Ottawa.On this question, of course, the Godbout government can do nothing without Ottawa taking the necessary action.There are other matters which the Quebec legislature can deal with, even without federal co-operation.One of these is the matter of rural teachers\u2019 salaries.It had been expected in the course of last session of the legislation that there would be legislation to raise the present minimum of $400 to $500, but for some reason or another the legislation was not forthcoming.The opportunity to present it will come at the fall session.These, it is pointed out, are the main steps to be taken by the God- |e) government in order to meet the people at a general election early in 1944, \u2018 +4 Liberals Will Meet in Convention at Ottawa, Sept.27 Hon.Norman McLarty, acting president of the National Liberal Federation, in a statement Friday night announcing a meeting of the federation in Ottawa September 27 sald \u201cthe political activities of the parties opposed to the administration have made increasingly apparent the necessity of presenting the government's policies in their true light.\u201d Mr.McLarty said a meeting of government supporters in parliament will be held at Ottawa September 24.The meeting of the National Liberal Federation will be open to the public as well as to members of parliament, it was learned on Friday- ; \u201cNo meeting of the National Liberal Federation has been held since war began, and because\u2019 of the war the Liberal party has maintained no political -organization since the general election of March, 1940,\u201d Mr.McLarty said.\u201cOther political parties have, for two years or more, been most ace tive in the promotion of party interests.Since the Winnipeg convention, the Progressive Conservative party has built up an elaborate political organization.The new leader of the party, John Bracken has given his full time to party organization throughout the country, and has left the leadership of the official opposition in the House of Commons to one of his lieutenants, (Gordon Graydon, Progressive Conservative House Leader.) \u201cThe political and organizational activity of the CCF.has been steadily intensified since early in the war .the political activities of the parties opposed to the administration have made increasingly apparent the necessity of presenting the government's policies in their true light.\u201cIt is to consider the present position of the Liberal party from the point of view of organization and education that its supporters in Parliament and in the National Liberal Federation will be called together at the dates indicated.\u201d Appeal to be: Made For Salvation Army Drive to Commence Sept.27\u2014End Oct.11 Morale is a lot of little things .- mail from home when youre 8 thousand miles away .the memory of a pleasant leave for a serviceman .the knowledge that \u201chome will always be there, when his job is done .and a thousand other things.For the boys at the Front, morale means that folks back home ars bending every effort to make his job caster for him; to send him what he needs to keep out the cold and to.seer him up.Morale means the knowledge that his family is safe and happy.What RS bout the father of a motherless child, who hears the call to arms?He is torn between his devotion to his child, and his loyalty to his country.What about the REPORTED MISSING\u2014 NOW SAFE AND WELL Good news has been received from Squadron Leader W.G.Conrad by his parents, Rev.W.W, and Mrs.Conrad of Richmond, Ont., that he is safe and well.A cable was received from the British Vice-Consui telling that he had arrived in a neutral country, is safe and well, and awaiting return to England.Sq.Ir.Conrad wss recently miss- veteran of the last war who is still young enough for active service {now?He is loathe to leave his aging mother and dad because they depend on Him to provide the necessities of life.What about the woman war worker whose husband has made the supreme sacrifice to keep his country free?8he wants to do aJob of work, but has no place for her children to stay.These are but a few of the needy who find their answer in The Sai- vation Army.The Army mothers the motherless child, giving her a home and friendly, loving care; The Army provides haven for the aging father and mother of a warrior son, whose reply to his country\u2019s need has been whole-hearted and instantaneous because of the help he has received; The Army gives back to the widowed mother the right to do her share in the country\u2019s war effort, by opening its doors to her children; by looking after their spiritual and physical growth while she reaches top production figures on the assembly line.The soldier, who bids farewell to his new wife at the station, knows that even though he won't be on hand for the important event, his child will be born in the pleasant surroundings and secure atmosphere of a Salvation Army Hospital.Morale is a lot of little things, that in the end add up to life itself.The Home Front Appeal of The Salvation Army is reaching out to Canadians from const to coast, asking them to make their response a generous one.By making a contribution, you are adding one more stone to the pillar of confidence and courage which every boy away from home carries in his heart.You are helping to care for his loved ones back home.A drive for funds to carry on the work of the Salvation Army will be made in the Huntingdon district during the period from September 27th to October 11th and an organization to canvass the district wil be set up shortly.Further particulars of this will be announced later.In the last drive the quota set for this district was exceeded by a considerable amount ahd it is hoped that the people will be as generous when they are asked to contribute in the forthcoming drive.F.D.R.TOPS WINNIE AS FISHERMAN Quebec \u2014It took a while to find out but the word is that Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt caught fish on their brief holiday\u2014but Mr.Roosevelt caught moat.j The lake where they cast their lines was identified tonight as Grand Lac de L'Epaule, in Laurentide Park about 40 miles north of here.They were accompanied by an official of | reparted ing.He is a brother of Mrs.W.R.Ross of Huntingdon, | .the Quebec Government.LEADING ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE DISTRICT OF HUNTINGDON, QUE., WEDNES Farmers Urged To Buy Oats Farmers in Eastern Canada may have been finding it difficult recently to obtain western barley.Offer-, ings to date have not always been equal to the demand.Oats, however, are much more readily available, Fred W.Presant, Feeds Administrator, states, and Eastern farmers are urged to buy oats now and Lo take full advantage of existing transportation facilities.If this is done a more continuous flow of feed grain to Eastern Canada will be maintained, said Mr.Presant.Farmers buying feed grains for storage on their farms are entitled to the subsidy of 2!: cents per bushel in August; 2 cents in September; 11: cents in October, one cent in November and half a cent in December, $1515.15 For Smokes From Carnival Photographs of Soldiers Still Uncalled For Thursday evening Mrs.W.D.Shanks presided at the monthly meeting of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, in the absence of the president, Mrs.H.R, Clouston.Mr.C.Oney and Mr, W.K.Pope were present, bringing a cheque from the Finance Committee of the Carnival.Mr.Pope's report showed a \" nxiety 1s felt over the pro | BOL be reached, but wil be short COMMISSIONED Nutritionists Urge (Continued from page 2) duction of cheese for shipment to about one third of the total.Meat vision of agriculture are the local which have apparently been so suc- of over 30 per cent cessful.Jlose relationship with pro- with the same months of 1942.This vincial departmen w arm has been due in the main to the but- - organizations throughout Canada is |ter situation.Creamery butter 2 cents i September, 1% In Octo maintained by the Agricultural Ad- brought a better return to producers.visory Committee as well as by the There was also an increased demand Agricultural Food Board.for fluid milk in towns and cities.The provincial subsidy for cheese |central and eastern Canada has, was cut off last November but has |liowever, been retarded by the dif- been restored in July.To keep up the export volume of cheese 0 (load cars at the Lake Superior Britain the Dairy Products Board |centres.It is not so much a question ordered that all cheese made in Ontario and Quebec should be for ularly in the case of oats, of which shipment to Britain and prohibited |the supply is ample.It is a ques- COFFEE RATION INCREASED In recent years coffee has gained in popularity for Canadian breakfasts and the news that more of it is being made available by the Ration Board early in September will be received joyfully.Commencing September 2nd, two coffee ration coupons may be cashed every three weeks, By using them for \u2018SALADA'\u2019 Caffee, consumers will be assured of superb quality.\u2019 the manufacture in creased.Export of Dried Eggs ) LOUIS BROUILLET™S, BAO.Guasses adjusted and ed 5 Office hours: 9 a.m.to p.m.44 Ste.Cecile \u201c© Phone 13773 © Britain.Since the Dairy Products the administration of meat produc- Board was formed in May 1940, the the domestic consumption of eggs, well as the general super- ports and with this demand egg prices a 5 pe pére of cheese po Bn have have at times been over prices paid committees that have been formed |pounds.That is a heavy figure ana PY the Board for export.There are throughout tfle country.Of interest the aims of the year did not envis.°!eYen plants in this country reduc- at this time is the suggestion that age any increase over the 1942 total, 8 88S to powder for export.Canada might beneflt from study of [In the first seven months of 1943, the British county committees however, there has been a decline Quebec of cheese from skim milk |advantageous use of transportation so that the amount of cheddar facilities by water and rail.cheese for Britain should be in- r fo stimulating news from the Mediter- enother food commodity of heayy ranean Sea.With the battle finally shipped in 5 and 14 pound cartons, Joined on Italian soil within the so The British Ministry of Food has Called fortress of Europe, with the asked Canada this year to supply |task of striking at the Axis on its own 9,000 long tons of dried egg powder, |S'OUNd now on its way and with the equivalent of 63 million dozen Canadian troops from every part of EYES.TESTED SCIENTIFICALLY, BACHELOR in OPTOMETRY of MONTREAL UNIVERSITY rationing in Canada has increased The payment of freight eastward from the head of the great lakes and in comparison the graded subsidies ranging from the 3 cents a bushel paid in July to ber, 1 in November and +: cent In December has somewhat eased the feed grain situation.The movemen: of the grain so much needed in ficulty of getting enough men to of having available supplies partic- Ontario and |tion of being able to make the most Agriculture as well as all other branches of this country\u2019s war activities will undoubtedly react to the the Dominion locked in combat with the enemy, the energies of all Canadians will be thrown wth renewed vigor into the job of ridding the \u2018| world of Nazi and Fascist tyranny.HITLER LOSES VOICE, GOEBBELS HAS LOCKJAW The BBO said that the latest talk, apparently in Germany, was that: Hitler has lost his voice.Goebbels had lockjaw, which makes him unable to laugh.Goering has had a nervous break- Health Front (at that.| The health and well being of t |Canadian people lies very largely job is the unglamorous one Lelp the enemy or help us.by Air Officer Commanding Pacific Command at a recent graduation Bradley was born at Howick, Que., and was educated at the Ormstown Consolidated High School.Prior fo enlistment he was employed by the Canadian Bank of Commerce in the Maritimes and Montreal.SIZES OF GLASS FOOD viously allowed.Dill pickles will be TRI put up in 32 ounce containers only.CONTAINERS RESTRICTED The restrictions do not apply to con- ers for certain foods and beverages used containers.have been established by the Wartime Prices and Trade Board.Jams, Discreet Women te Defend | \u201cHow I wish I could do a real war 'job\"\u2014so many women utter that wish.Busy from morning till night\u2014 (keeping house, planning meals, shopping and cooking, these women 'ao not realize that they are doing a war job and a very important one he in the hands of the women whose war of \u201ckeeping house.\u201d The way she does her job of feeding the family can If she neglects through ignorance or carelessness to give her household the proper foods, prepared and served so that they retain their maximum food value, she is helping the Page Seven enemy by undermining the health of her family.Today every Canadian must be at the peak of health and efficiency in order to be able to play his full part in the war effort.Authorities at Nutrition Services realize that the housewife's job of planning and preparing hghly nutritious meals day in and day out is not an easy one under present con- citions.Knowledge of food valucs, skilful buying and imaginative cooking must be employed if wartime appetizing.as a pattern by which the housewife can check the meals she serves, If they conform to the pattern, she has the satisfaction of knowing that her part in building the health and morale of the nation through proper diet is being well done, Wm, Bradley, Ormstown, Que., being presented with his commission WAR SAVINGS STAM P S parade held at Officers Training Centre, Gordon Head, B.C, 2nd-Lieut.DON\u2019T MISS YOUR N AME ! If it is in the advertisements on this page, you will receive TWO WAR SAVINGS STAMPS FREE T he Plan in a Nutshell \u2014 Standard sizes for glass contain- |tainers already manufactured and) Each week for 26 weeks there will appear in the advertisements on this page the names of persons residing in the Chateauguay Valley.Robson Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Dauphinais attended the marriage of her brother, Ernest Gauthier, on Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.Willard McAllis- ter and family visited friends in Montreal, on Sunday.Miss Therese Cere has entered Hotel-Dieu, in Montreal, to train as a Cloistered Nun, Master Maurice Cere is attending a Convent in St.Remi.Miss Marie-Rose Cere meals are to be both nutritious and |is attending St.Chrysostome Convent.Canada's Official Food Rules serve M7 Donald Haney is attending the Beauharnois College ns student again this term.His sisters are attending the Hemmingford school.Miss Jennie Barr spent Labor week-end at Mont Joli, with her brother and sister-in-law, Filt.-Sgt.Chas, and Mrs.Barr.Mrs, Barr returned to Outremont to resume her duties in the Guy Drummond School, FREE! wich spread, salad dressing and |\u2014especially those who are wanted down.\u201c0 i SEIT TE RER Et LEX) TE FS EE ET SIEBER EL NL BES EE BEI LI SAE MASE NEEL, Su EE LN I IT I II FEE TR VOTES SD EST The production army of the home \u201cfront is as vital a part of the war ef; Ë fort as the men in the armed forces.5 Everyone knows the requirements for fitness and ability that is required of the men and women in the armed forces.Their\u2019s is a tough job, one that requires great stamina, there must be no weaklings, all must be kept strong and ready for the job.ELE ISI FIL The men and women in the production army must be just as fit and just as strong, they must not lose time on the job through bad health and sickness.In order to keep strong and fit a proper diet with the right nutritional values is essential.Follow Canada's Food Rules for your diet and eating habits, these have been carefully laid down for the qualities of nutrition which can be obtained from them.EE TI EI RE EEE TERIA, ITER The workers in the mills and other industrial establishments in Huntingdon, are a part of the great army of produc- EAT RIGHT! EE EE STE SEAT » SAIBBEEEL! 22% AAA SN NN NN tion and a part of the war effort.These workers are required to be strong and fit in order that they do not lose time and slow down production.Take heed of the need for a nutritional diet at all times, study your health and eat right to feel right at all times.Proper diet with the right foods in the correct quantities can do much to help you maintain good health at all times.Undernourishment leaves you weak and open to attack by all manner of germs, a strong healthy body is better able to throw off and all the time.This Advertisement for Canada\u2019s Nutrition Campaign is Sponsored by ER EIT JDUCTION ARMY.mayonnaise remain the same as pre- on the \u2018phone,\u2019 .emmy G.E.GOVIER & Co.Ltd.(Formerly F.E.Latrellie) GENERAL STORE Phone 809 Cazaville, P.Q.Invest In Freedom Buy War Savings Stam, and Certificates Regularly.jellies, marmalades and honey may Simply locate your name in one of the advertisements, chp out the advertisement be put up in 12, 24 and 48 ounce Jars, Voice (on telephone): \u201cIs my| and present it to the place of business in which your name appears and receive 2 which eliminates two previously husband in the club?\u201d ; permitted sizes, 6 and 9 ounce.Pea- Club Waiter: \u201cNo madam, I'm War Savings Stamps FREE.nut butter may now be packed only afraid he isn't.\u201d In on 16 and 24 ounce, eliminating 6| \u201cHow do you know?I didn't tell | poss ve soy pon 25 , > , you my name.\u201d Lr esnel Containers for mayonnaise sand-| \u201cHusbands are never here, madam Aristide Qu ; FRONTIER INN, HEMMINGFORD, QUE.p Ideal Place For A Rest Agreeable and modern comforts, Rooms with hot and cold water, bath and shower.To rent by the week or by the : month.J.E.Quenneville HOWICK, QUE.LEQ MERCHANT Excellent cooking.Phone 801 8t.Anleet, P.Q.SPECIALTY: Invest in the Future Receptions, Banquets, \u2018 d BUY Certificates \u201cRegularly.TEL.19 { HE FUTURE | oo ¥ 3 BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS ASK FoR J.A.Normandeau War Effort.Dial 822 Huntingdon, P.Q.FRONTIER BRAND REQULARLY.GENERAL STORD CREAMERY BUTTER F T sT AGNES OF DUNDEE Manufactured by .y Buy War Savinge Stamps and W.H.Stewart & Sons HOWICK, QUEBEC Certificates Repularly.HEMMINGFORD, aux Daniel Lans, Brysonville, Que.2 ; .vs (POP rosesnsosssssse + ss + see DE 2 .- >.- ° , PS\u201d .Dupuis Hotel Sharpe\u2019s General Store = o L.J.Gebbie YOUR COMMUNITY STORE A 74 A] AN Dey Goods, Groceries, 4 A HOME A ROM HOME FOR SERVICE.¥ .+ h réwar Phone 6-r.-2 Franklin Centre Lil 4) J Boots 2nd Shoes, Harawa Phone 2327 Dundes Lines A Real Investment, 5 x TIP-TOP CLOTHING SAVE WISELY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND p - PHONE 18 HOWICK, P.Q.INVEST IN WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES._-, A.B Macfarlane, Howick, Qtie.$ = vers L > .oe ro , + > 2 |! 8 > ; 2 \u2014w+e0e0oo.coveeeesee Carson B 3 John Riel & Son Reg'd.A.Ander ros.| TRUCKING and CARTAGHE .son GENERAL GARAGE 47 Bouchette 8t.Phone 442 GENDRAL MERCHANT TH a estylens walding \u2018 Huntingdon, P.Q.wall A Special e paper eciaity.Battery Service.INVEST IN WAR SAVINGS Phone Huntingdon 977 Phone 40.r.2 Howick, Que.STAMPS AND CERTIFICATES.HERDMAN.Pa.Wallace Kerr, R.R.1, Howiek, : ; 4 ç .0000000002 Lon 00e oe 4 e A $ \u2019 H Wilson O\u2019Connors Inc.3 Robert Transport Reg'd.omni AL, M T GENERAL MOTOR SERVICE Regular Service POSTMABTER Conserve Your Car.Let us Keep MONTREAL-HUNTINGDON Dial 881 Athelstan, que.it in Tip-top Shape and Help the \u201cThe Least You Can do ls the Most Montreal Phones Huntingdon Fitzroy 3881 404 S.J.Currie Contact us early for your repaire nd avoid disappdintment.Elestrie- al contracting.Applance repairs.Motor repairs.Daniel Transport DAILY SERVICE Montreal and Huntingdon MONTREAL WAREHOUSE: Witbank 0121 118 Colborne St.revo vibosesd § , J e - You Can Buy.-Invest in War Savings Stamps, George Elder MILL Flour, Feeds and Grain ash and Door Manufacturer Phones: Mil 871 C.l.L, PAINTS A SPECIALTY, Canada\u2019s Food Rules ror.We MILK\u2014Aduits: one-half pint.Children: more \u20ac >\u2019 Saadadasssaas than one pint.And some cheese.vo FRUITS-\u2014One serving of tomatoes dally, or of a citrus fruit, or of tomato or citrus frult juices, VTT + MRS.A BOUCHARD, Prop.DORI > Smokers\u2019 Sundries, eto.8oda Fountain.86 Chateauguay St.Phone 883 hb OPPO nd ven } 443 Bivd du Hâvre Tel.207 Aro 000s Phone 418 9 Lorne Ave.Phone 2335 Huntingdon, P.Q.Sash An Der Rasta, ssa 4, _ _ LE 3 7 von E.J.Holm Central Cigar Store .RED INDIAN SERVICE STATION JAMES PETERS, Prop.W.E.Barrie Phone 265 52 Chateauguay 8t Tobaccos, Newspapers, GENERAL STORD THE CAUSE 18 GREAT Magazines, Smokers\u2019 Sundries.Qrooeries Save to the Limit of Your Means.Phone 909, Huntingdon Shell Oll Produots Invest in War Savings - BUY WAR BAVINGS STAMPS Farm Implements Fertilizers.Certificates Regularly.REGULARLY Huntingdon Phone 960, ~ GLPFNRLM, QUE.> Ç > e eee O O A > e R.Rolfe & Son A.M.Cappiello William Judd a RN + POP ~ oo.eo Light d H Hardware.CHER - - eo _ ¢ ght and Heavy TOBACCOS First Quality Meat VALLEYFIELD, P.Q.Ideal Cafe (HERVE SOUCY, Prop.) The Borden Company GENERAL MERCHANTS Dry Goode, Gent's Furnishirgs, Ladies\u2019 Wear, Boots and 8 es, Flour, Feed, eto.; PHONE 464 HUNTINGDON J Phone For Information on Your Needs For Bullders Supplies.hone 73, Ormetown, P.Q.INVEST IN WAR SAVINGS STAMPS, STAMP OUT HITLER.} Leslie R.Ross, Ormatown, Que.?DODO 3 TERY XXL.Borer rere OR OPE TER URE Invest for Victory - Canada Nee serving other fruits, fresh, canned, or , Lingerie Limited the attack.Remember \u2014 CANADA and one of : OT ios That\u2019 Please.ne Pt Lune soft Drinke, FARM PRODUCTS DIVISION NEEDS pou STRONG.No matter VEGETABLES _ un_addition to toes, ot {| 4119 Chatenuquez Be.poor 130 CHa ET a OP TL to 100% \"Baring Canada's War mall may seem the part you are which you need one serving daily) \u2014Two servings À RE , rs in this ent war, each and every- i and cables, preterab ly leafy green, or jf enon ae > os pu ne ressesseresressesss one is vital if we are to be victorious.Co à | à: vo CEREALS and BREADS\u2014One serving of a whole ] \u2018 We cannot afford to slow down produc- grain cereal and four to six slices of Canada- ; James Fortune Estate ; Thomas Vass Romeo Brunet tion for one hour, each worker laid off approved bread, brown or white.3 À | Phone BOB 1.Chateauguay st.& Car Lond Bnipper of Hey and MANUFACTURER OF by sickness means a tremendous loss to MEAT, FISH, EGGS, etc.\u2014One serving a day of | 113 suv WAR SAVINGS STAMPS raw.Reinforced and Vibrated the war effort.Guard against such loss oy or meat ae opvet, heart, of 3 | REGULARLY.HOWICK, QUEBEC puong He Baus Town, rat .» A p > .L.McCaffery, R.R.3, Orms ) by eating the right foods in the right weekly.; 18 roo oe SL ry 2 ç quantities, rot one day, but every day PLUS OTHER FOODS YOU WISH à | verre | 3 oe ~ - A 2 Telephone: Howick $07.11 ° ose dd H.Primeau Donald E.Blk James Holiday & Son FEEL RI CHT! ) 3 PL ancera \u201cRepair.Hay, Straw, Grain, Horses and Phone 840 Dewittvilie, PA.(2 Sat lon Guaran o A , .INVEST IN WAR SAVINGS ° À | 148 Chateauguay St Phone 421 AUDREY.Wood \"ne Soke STAMPS REGULARLY, 4 ; = a oa y p ' d À e Bros.3 Thos.Baird & Son Reg\u2019d.; 3 Miss Elinor Blachford PS MERCHANTS OF A nee ES Cu hateauguay St 9 .BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS TR il Phone 788, Riverside Apartments s | REGULARLY PHONE 2, ORMSTOWN, P.Q.HUNTINGDON.P.Q.f M er 1 Hu nti g d O L Le Orne à à rnnreeoeve sooo von yers of Manpower in ngdon bom PEt ES Leese 4 es ve 1 > aT TT eprom W.E.Lefebvre D.À.Sc to $1.00 Store ; H.Q BINGLEY Carry! a Line of V Mer.chandies For Every Morbo of we Family.; HUNTINGDON, P.Q.y V0 0000000000000000000000000000) ds Your Dollars mire Page Ei ht [ : \u2019 : : te THE HUN \u2019 GDON - © mt mee es ea EE CSS Cm 20° Se es - (ednesday, Le mber 8th, 1943 + + veo revs rr CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING F or Sal e For Sale or Rent ° .: il M \u2018 ° ADVERTISING RATES a xxc roc: HUNTINGDON FAIR District Council Meetings conus sms rune noue] Classified advertisements char- icet.Basement barn that will tie .Sal ther Lyon on \"9.ged to approved credit accounts RUGS fifty head cattle; four box stalls; : ; 1 n Tues- advertisements on cléesified pages and Som all public bodies and stable for seven horses overhead.- \u2014 Ormstown Parish Council Town Hall, at Herdman, or uw publié companies.Broadloom Tweed Rever- Farm scored for Montreal ship- : ; day, Sept.Tth, 1943, at PM.1 2 3 RATES ARE FOR PREPAYMENT ° Ormstown Parish Council met ol The minutes of the last meeting Size wk.Wks.wks, ONLY .per.Milk picked up by truck win- Brown pre- 1 col.x 17 .$0.56 $0.84 3115] M - Extra charge of 10e made for sible Rugs * ter and summer.Water in bolh u rs a V = 11 a V us 6 un Son ; Ber gevin were read and approved.t the foi.|! ch x 112 \u2018168 3h \u201cChar : 2 ' .Moved and seconded tha -| [1 col.x 3° .\u2026.1.68 252 33 Charge Accounts Made from your old Carpets stables and all pastures.An all absent.: ; ; as Memo.1 So X 4\u201d i.Z24 338 \u2018 , 1 2 3 ||and Materials.Catalogue and| around first-class dairy farm.Ap- Coun.Beaulieu gave notice that lowing bills be paid: Barrie Me 0 1 col x5 1100280 420 as Words wk.wks.wks.|| t, ply J.M.Leehy, Huntingdon, Que oun.8 rial Hospital, (Wm.Ricard accoun 2 cols.x 2\u201d 2.24 3.36 61011 .$0.55 3050 307 | information on request.End eptem er - at the next regular meeting.Of |s32.00; Huntingdon Gleaner, $1.60: | 2 cols.x 8\" 110 538 504 619 12 i 1 serene 3 80 55 Anglo-French t Co .Councll he would Dring forward 8 Percy Chauvin, $25.00; Minister of 2 cols.x = .448 8.72 8.96 59 CUT CEE +40 95 ° .by-law for levying tle taxes for the ; l lowing, 2 cols.x 5 .11.20 £3 EEE Bo id Auction Sale ° carrnt ye.BE, Caro ana (ESS shan based en he pee, *, = r - ei 11 oi ST NOTE or over Be per word ite __ MONTREAL | The School Commissioners of THIS IS YOUR FAIR \u2014 SUPPORT IT BY Moved by Coun.MeCaflrey, $07] on complaint of Lyell Graham first insertion and half price for insertion, half price for subsequent \u2014 Franklin will sell by auction the onded by Coun.Grelg f0l-|;t was moved and seconded that| |each subsequent insertion, In all insertions.three (3) Protestant schools with BEING PRESENT BOTH DAYS low ing pocounts be paid: Ministe: the secretary notify Bert Rennie fae dvertisoments sary \u201cPRY PRE BOX NUMBERS: Lost land and other buildings, and sol, din Emile Beaulieu S1428.|to have the ditch cleaned on the) same copy fer each insertion fol- south side of the road in front of Lyell Graham's farm.Carried.Mover and seconded that the va- building at the Consolidated School, also windows, doors, roofing, lumber, on Saturday, the 18th of lowing first insertion.If co i changed, advertisement is conaid ered as new one.Readers replying to Box Num- Tye bers must do so In writing, names |5 YEAR OLD girl's navy blue coat, and addresses of advortisers using trimmed with four red buttons.On motion of Coun.McClintock, and seconded by Coun.Greig, the Bell BAND MUSIC Box Numbers cannot be divulged ; September, 1943.Starting at the \u2019 Telephone Co., was granted permis- i 11 bh ted as present- Card of Thanks .$ .60 to enquirers.Finder please leave at George |Sep .g, ' = _ luation roll he accep p cereeed = : In counting advertisements, each Beaulieu's Restaurant.Covey Hill School at one o'clock.B ASEB Al | { WAY to change a pole on the high ed by the valuators, with the fol- In Memorlam with verse .15028) A initial, abbreviation and sign Terms of sale: Cash.; d ted that the lowing amendments: : 0 counts as one word, cach word in| BLUE WALLET containing money.By order of the Board.Jos.Boudreau requeste The property of Willard Ander- Legal advertising 12c per agate hyphenated words as one word, ach group of figures as one word.All copy for Classifled Ads hould be In the Gleaner Office street near his property be repaired with gravel.Council promised to repair this street, _ line, subsequent insertions 8c¢ per agate line.It is requested that all copy for the above type of advertisements registration card, etc.Reward Phone 2246.N.M.BROOKS, Secy.-Treas.son known as Lot No.5B be changed to $4300.The property of George Lindsay MIDWAY ot later than 10.00 a.m.Wednes- Moved by Coun.Greig, second- be in The Gle offi .= Wanted Sale by T.J.Graham ed by Cour.McClintock, that A.A.snov ps Lot No.41C be changed ère 6.00 pom.Pas days on or be ® + i i - , AUCTION SALE Gr and Stock Parade McNeil be appointed Special Of}.property of Norman Sto- | ficer to examine complaint of Jos.Sauve re; the Greenaway Discharge and have same cleaned out according to Proces Verbal if found neces- well known as Lot No.33A-33B be changed to $1500.; The property of Miss Alice Cairn WANTED\u2014Bass wood, poplar and birch logs for \u2018export to England.Bernard O'Connor, Phone 641, For Sale On Saturday.Sept.18, 1943, ul the residence of Emil Weibel, Orms- town Village.Complete household ing that the sidewalk facing Hunt- ingdon High School be raised and repaired.This matter was left in Lunch Served Both Days in the NE RIN Holstein cow.o ; i g i ONE orm Na pis Sears ow one Huntingdon.furnishings.Pull details in next Dining Hall tort apportioning oe sort de the erty Re ertile Valley the hands of the Committee 2 ' seek's ; interested parties, or r : ation.mare 1400 pounds.Albert DeS- TRUCK WANTED, 1940-42 model, week's Gleaner _\u2014 regular meeting of Council.Factory be taken off the valuation emits.wer champ, Laguerre : Good Moved by Coun.McClintock, sec- roll.Carried.ne e granted two ton.Long wheel base.condition.Pay cash.Peer\u2019s Beverages of Canada, 4266 de Chateaubriand Ave.Montreal, Que.DON'T FORGET THE DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 10th Admissio e\u2014 i At the residence of the late Joseph n to Dance\u2014Couple 50c, Extra Ladies 25c Poisant, one and one-half miles Refreshments on Sale.West of Russeltown Flats, on Thurs- e day, Sept.23, 1943.Additional Specials 26 nice grade Ayrshire and Holstein cows, 9 of them will freshen from Sept, to December, the balance HUNTINGDON WOOLLEN MILLS LTD.\u2014Most prize money in Fruit Section\u2014Overcoat Length Cloth.LEACH TEXTILES\u2014Mbst prize money in 6 qt.baskets, the in the spring; 5 three year old heif- MARRIED MAN, also girl or mar- ers, 8 two year old heifers, 3 year- or 3 varieties.classes 45, 46 and 47, in fruit section\u2014Ist, $3.00; 2nd, $2.50; 3rd, $1.50.ried woman for part time work.|lings, 8 spring calves, two year old SMOOTH Fox Terrier pupples,| Apply Huntingdon Chateau.bull, 4 working horses, 2 brood JOHN SMAILL, Secretary Messrs.B.W.Allan, W.E.Levebvre, D.Lefebvre, C.H.Brown, Herve .Primeau and Peter Galipeau.i.The valuation roll was homologat- ed as read.The rate being 11 mills and for farm lands 10 mills.Same as last year.Approval was given to the Road Committee upon its having 500 fest of cement walk built along Hunter Street.A vote of thanks was ordered Lo be sent to Lt.-Col.C.C.Brooks, O.B,, Chateauguay Barracks for the services accorded the townspeople through the Military Band of CA.(B.) T.C.No.41 giving weekly concerts in Prince Arthur Square.Mr.A.W, Perkins was engaged as the filter plant assistant, replacing Mr.I.McWhinnie who has left the employ of the Town.The Council adjourned to Sept.13.\u201cJ Moved that by-law No.198 be read for the first time: by-law 198 was read the first time.Moved that by-law 198 be read the second time: by-law 198 was read the second time.Moved that by-law 198 be read the third time: by-law 198 was read the third time.My-law 198 was read a first, a second, a third time, levying a rate of 6 mills on the dollar on all taxable property inside the Municipality.-\u2014 -0- onded by Coun.McCaffrey that A.A.McNeil be appointed Special Officer to sell the work to be done in connection with the Riendeau Discharge according to Proces Verbal, and apportion the cost of the work to the interested parties.Council agreed to pay Roland Guerin $30.00 for Council share of ditch on 4th Range of Jamestown.-Q= HINCHINBROOK COUNCIL A regular session of the Municipal Council of the Township of Hinchinbrook, was held in the SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, garage attached, garden and fruit trees.Mrs.Wm.Roy, Ormstown.GURNEY ELECTRIC STOVE, excellent condition, 3 burners with even, White porcelain and nickel finish.Gordon McClennaghan.Chalmers St.Sale by E.A.Benoit AUCTION SALE HOME in which girl could assist In the house for board and dttend High School.Apply Box 47, St.Remi, RR.No.1.A FEW MORE furnaces to look A FEW SPRINGERS, heifers, grade after.Phone 2320.S, McDermid.Ayrshire, 1 reg.Apply to Mac- Farlane Bros., Riverfield, Que.brown and white, male.D.Mac- | mares, two sucking colts, 16 sheep.Farlane.Phone 2207, Huntingdon.50 pigs of all ages and weight, boar Wanted pig, lot of fowls grain binder.disk seeder, roller, 2 mowing machines, iside delivery rake, common rake.FOX MEAT WANTED hay loader, 3 wagons with box and WANTED\u2014Live horses and cows, for fox ranch.Phone 307 ring 4.Russell Williams, Hemmingford, Que.GODMANCHESTER COUNCIL Godmanchester Council met on Tuesday, Sept.7th, all members present.Some of the telephone poles on the Swamp road being too close to the road bed it was moved by \u2018Oount, Rankin, seconded by Coun.Caldwell that \u201cthe Bell Telephone Co., be notified to have some poles along the Swamp road moved back from the road bed \u201cas .they.are dangerous to the travelling public.- \u2018Victor Leduc and.Mrs.Trudeau requested that part of the Cowan Creek be cleaned.; Moved by Coun.Biggar, seconded by Coun.Graham that Oliver Bonneville, special officer over the Co- WM.GRAHAM, President A HOLSTEIN BULL, 15 months old.Aime St.Onge, Gore Road, Huntingdon.Tel.2111.2688808080800 288 1acks, 2 carts, 2 sets of bob sleighs, jumper, 2 stone boats, 2 double plows, 2 single plows, 2 spring tooth harrows, 2 leveling harrows, 2 plows for ditches, manure spreader, 2 engines 6 and 2's h.p.2 tractors, top buggie, concord buggie., 2 box sleighs, 2 seated cutter, set of 100 lbs.scales, 2 separators, Delaval and McCormick Deering; 4 30-gal.milk cans, 9 8-gal.milk cans.feed grinder, root cutter.fanning mill, 2 wheelbarrows, circular saw, 3 sets of double harness, set of light double Larness, single and cart harness, 102 October 1, 1043 Gleaner } Sept.8: Mrs.H.A.Miller, Dundee, Que, | .Sept.9: \u2018Mrs.Thomas Stowell, St.Agnes de Dundee, Que.Sept.9: Mrs, Wesley \"Thomson, | Beaver, Que, FARM in Dundee formerly owned by the late Alec Watson.Containing about 90 acres, 80 acres in cultivation, balance pasture and bush.Apply to H.A.Cameron, Dundee, or Arthur Watson, Glen- elm, Que.Wanted to Buy HOUSE in the town of Huntingdon.State price and particulars.Box 4400, Gleaner Office.To Rent \u201cPowerscourt Miss Gladys McHardy has gone to ureenfield Park, to take up her teaching duties for the term.Miss Patricia Rowat started her duties in_ À the district school, HAE Mr.and Mrs.Benson Elder and son Maurice, of Massena, N.Y., accompanied by Mrs, John Graham, SO 150 BARRED ROCK pullets ready to lay.Tel.2015.TWO WHEEL TRAILER in good Shape.J.D.McDougall, Orms- town, phone 611-12.Subscription Price 2 FURNISHED ROOMS, heated.; tons of hay, lot of straw, lot of un- .- , , wan Creek be asked to investigate ; A R.CA.VICTOR car radio, 6 tubes, Possession Sept.15.Apply after 7 |treated oats, 150 bushels of oats, lot 4.;( Sept.9: Mrs.Robert Anderson, Ver- |tYhis complaint.the Misses Katherine and Erisaneli - good condition.Will sell reason-| pm.tto 37 Bouchette St, Hunt- |of buckwheat in the field, set of : > 50 A Y dun, Que.Moved by Coun.Chartrand, sec- |= po Tome of ME.on Mr esday, able.Phone 444, Huntingdon.ingdon.Que.clippers for stock and sheep, lot of | © ear Sept.9: Miss Helen Ross, Vancou- |onded by Coun.Rankin that a rate |, evers .and Mrs.W.B.FORD SEDAN, Deluxe 1 à timber for a barn stove wood In 18 ver, B.C.of 5 mills on the dollar be im- : S .uxe 1935.goo ° cubator and brooder, lot of tools, 2 .10: ease osed on all taxable property with- ry - _.condition, good tires.Eric McMul- Notice cultivators, horse hoe, and a lot of | \u2018 Sept.wo; Mr.Cecil B » Glenelm, in the Municipality of Godman- .HUNTINGDON UNITED CHURCH - REV.THOS.KNOWLES, Pastor lan, Ormstown.articles used about a farm too numerous to mention.Also some furniture.All to be sold without reserve to settle the estate, The two farms are also for sale or to rent.Terms: chester, Moved by Coun.Caldwell, seconded \u2018by Coun.\u2018Bigger that the following accounts be paid: Elzear Girouard, $4.50; SW.& P.Co, Sept.10: Mr.Gordon Macfarlane, Huntingdon, Que.Sept.11: Mr.Eloie Quenneville, Dundee, Que., 1853.My office will be closed from Tuesday, Sept.7th, until Sunday, Sept.12th, both dates included.H.R.CLOUSTON, M.D.3 Not without perfectly justified reasons has 4 the decision been made to advance The Glean- YOUNG PIGS, 5 weeks old.Phone 609-13.Herbert Rowe, Ormstown.1934 GRAHAM in good running \u2014 - Cash.ge ._ Sept.11: \u201cMr.Angus Quenneville, |$9.44; Dept.of Municipal Affairs, order 600-16 tires.1835 Auburn Sale at ten o'clock sharp.Sand- er subscription price to $2.50 a year, com- Dundee, Que.$10.; Alex Patenaude, $211.00; J., Morning service 10.30 pon gi uted.good NOTICE wiches and coffee will be served at mencing October Ist, 1943 \u2019 ¢|Sept.11: Mr.James F.Farrell, Moneypenny, 84.75; County Rate, tires.700-16.Douglas R Tem od noon, \u2019 : Bridgeport, Conn.$5.00; Barrie Memorial Hospital, o'clock ton Howick gas Pe\u201d Car of Wheat to arrive at St.Agnes E.A.BENOIT, Auctioneer.\\ Sept.11: Mrs.Wallace Barr, 810.and R.Roife & Son, $0.39.; : $110 per 100 The.Fo of meek Price Subscribers may renew their subscriptions {{Sept.12: Mrs.D.L.McFarlane, -o- Subject: PLYMOUTH ROCK chickens.Dial |¥ .Furnish your own ° : .Glenelm, Que, .958, ckens.Dial pags.Financial Statement any time up to October Ist at the present rate Sept, 12: pre Lawrence Simpson HUNTINGDON TOWN COUNCIL \u201cStanding on Holy .B , '| Huntingdon Town Council met \u2019 A LARGE sideboard, wash stand and Geo.Sutton, HOWICK SCHOOL REPORT, 1943 of $2.00 a year, irrespective of the present 3 sept 14.Re James Hampson, Tuesday, Sept.7.Alderman Warden, Groun set, child's tricycle, man's over- EVENUE .: : : * absent.coat, size 38, kitchen table, ice- Phone 2322, St.Agnes General Assessment, 8 mills date of subscription expiration.| Huntingdon.Mr.Charles Reid made a request © box.Dial 761.Mrs.Gregory, on 1264330 .$10,274.20 { asking that a portion of the road .\u2019 Athelstan Road._ = Deduct trustees share .110.00 Handkerchiefs ditch along Lake St.be cleaned.The Evening Service 7 o'clock oe \u2014 3 Handkerchiefs will have a last- [Road Committee was asked to in- riz ONE AGED TEAM work horses.\u20ac.$10,164.20 ing scent of violets if one-fourth vestigate this complaint and to have Subject: J.Kyle.Tel.321.Monthly Fees .744.30 : ounce of orris root is broken up |ditch cleaned if they so deemed ad- \u201cThe pt?.\" NOTICE Interest .90.76 and placed in a muslin bag and |visable.e Christian\u2019s Uniform INTERNATIONAL Encyclopedia, 25 Other .8.01 e nc then boiled with the handkerchiefs| In regards to the Town Fire ; quarto £Slumes Real bargain.\u2014 3 ° for a short time.~ Equipment it vas felt advisable to [74 roro > 00.E.Weibel, Ormstown.$11,007.27 \u2014_\u2014 ave some O renewed.e Fire yoo The restaurant will be closed from |.Grants .\u2026 3575.00 HUNTINGDON, QUE.Bronze Committee are to bring in a report |?1937 DODGE Sedan, 1839 Plymouth |Monday, Sept.13 to Monday, Sept.20.\u2014 : at the next meeting outlining what B D Coach.1940 Chevrolet Sedan.C.$14,582.27 | ¢| Do nov.wash bronze orramente.auantity of new hose is needed and arn ance Kyle, Tel.321 Little Holland Revenue Deficlt .2,007.28 .@ \u2018 ood cloth moistened with paratfin ol |.A rennes vins received from the |§ ° at the | Me TED TEAM, tho Cows.Fhone TROUT EIVER, QUE.EXPENSES $16,589.53 Then polish with a chamois.Protestant School Commission ask- Valleyfield Arena | .ville.Phone: Huntingdon 2061.General administration .$ 1,000.17 Sanaa FREE PSS = VER TU 0.Salaries, teachers .7514.00 | : E Y SATURDAY .us nsion .225.06 $ R For Sale Prizes Lun LL 19.25 Brin Y F d : FOR SALE NIGHT = = Noti Janitor and heating .137388 g our rienas : otice Repalrs, fumitire .1993-35 8 WILL GAYLORD .à onveyance an , ! B qe .: .; Eight-room Stone House I will be in Huntingdon Books ,.28.57 \u2014to \u2014 3 Demolishing mixer house at Beauharnois Power.§ and his IN HUNTINGDON FOR SALE doing lettering both _|Library eue 129.16 k : .J oing lettering at cem-| Other e xpenses 2.20 3 All build al be 1d .La : 50 miles from Montreal AU modern eteriesallweek PPS ee .2 ullding matenals to sold at site.rge § Texas Ramblers halt tennis court, private front.$16.589.53 | 3 ; od .wire on oa Tria large A.Brunet, CASH ACCOUNT \u2018 A ELOCK FAIR 5 quantity of galvanized iron.Apply on job.Canada\u2019s Largest Dance Floor frounds and garden.Phone 31 .Ormstown RECEIPTS 4 ee IIIT greys ik .Ovwing to ill health property will be \u2019 Cash on hand ss sold at greatly reduced price.ETT Gory Jo 1942 .$ 1829.68 | greatly reduce a BR #22 Wed \u2018 - HUB * Fees .o.ooioiiiiiinn 744.30 | eanesaa e t 9 r Phone 519, Huntingdon, Que.Arrears collected .2,123.19 | 9 © HUNTINGDON BABY CHICKS FOR 1944 =\" \"°° Una |) UE I am taking orders for day old School books .303.89 Q e Barred Rock Chicks for next season, Taxes prepald .8.00 .p Farm For Sale Breeding pens sired by R.O.P.males, Miscellaneous eee ao ; ; ; \u201cFARM containing 200 acres, 15 a eee res Government.Granis .3575.00 A warm dinner will be served by the Zion Church ÿ|Friday-Saturday September 10-11 Tuesday-Wednesday .Sept.14-15 À.; \u201ccultivated, 40 acres good bush, bal- |Meat will be in good demand next of Covey Hill 66 LP K \u201d § season, with profitable prices.Plan - $18,469.91 y .\u201cI 9 3 ae re ee alone: 35 the | cash in on this situation by order- EXPENDITURES , Flight For Freedom Alaska Hig hway : Monireal-Malone highway and In your chicks early.Coors saministratton |.© 0017 (3 ~ \u2014 | i en, JEAN PARKER i the ore aries a 10 room James M.Winter, Teachers Salary .7,514.00 § ROSALIND RUSSELL FRED MacMURRAY BILL HENRY RALPH SANFORD 4 convenience open replace.Mod- Ormstown Pension Fund .2500 Kindly send entries in as early as possible.HERBERT MARSHALL EDWARD CIANELLI - also - 1 ern ou Ai , ectric , ,; , Prizes rase 1111000500 1000 \u2019 cc e # Cooper, Drawer J, Huntingdon.on fuel, light .1313.88 ras TTI _ She risked everything to give America the Stick To Your Guns\u201d 1 Furniture .1,586.47 oo jump on the Japs.Western 1 Rust Powerscourt Conveyance and Ins.435 75 News - Come y WM.BOYD BRAD KING À ; To keep new tinware fronf rust-| Miss Gula Boyce, R.N, of Boston, Library \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.12000 ANDY CLYDE JACQUELINE HOLT | \u20ac ing, Tub the surface with lard and |Mass., is spending a week With Mr.[Books .332.46 Saturday Night: : 5 thoroughly beat in the oven be-'and Mrs, A H.Taylor.Constable |Rebate .2.20 SALE \u2014 vt fore using.It will not rust no |and Mrs.M.J.Taylor, of Montreal, Accts Payable .\u2026.2500 \u201cGANG BUSTERS\u201d Bi matter how much it is placed in [were also week-end guests at tho Income tax .672,64 .° .Thursda ® water.Taylor : $17 701 06 Ground Limestone for Agricultural Purposes eee y creer Deccomeeceecenenec ee September 16 .i 701.: 6 .; Canned Chicken to of the seiea peek and not los than Cash in Bank .768.85 All farmers desiring Jo use limestone, can pro- fg dey-Monde: ber 12.13 The Man Who Woul don\u2019t Die\u201d | Be Sold by Grade remained of the can is filled with $18,460.91 nanas 0 immediate y by applying at the Caugh- Y ceerrreeenee September 12- Mystery i When a housewife wants a can| broth in which meat : ary.nu 66 9, LLOYD NOLAN $ 1943, been pre-cooked and which also .MARJORIE WEAVER 5 ol chicken ter September 1, Jos, Den Dr atintte quality.We recommend early purchases, in order to Star Spangled Rhythm .HELÈNE REYNOLDS HENRY WILCOXON je guesework-\u2014but by grade.This is| The Department officers point Fo H h facilitate transportation.The prices and terms are A 4 the result of recent Dominion Dep-|Out that the grading of canned r riighes follows: $1.50 h Musical - also - fe artment of Agriculture regulations |Poultry ls a development of the M k P .as ows: 20 per ton, cash payment at the : A De: 9, 4 governing the pecking, grading snd nationwide Ting J oJressed arket Frices Quarry; the manager of the quarry is authorized to BING CROSBY BOB HOPE Air Raid Wardens Be ; marking of cena od poultry.Wen De ago.A consumer accustomed Instruct your trucker to make the Collection.Same grant, as last year, of RAY MILLAND DOROTHY LAMOUR LAUREL and HARDY ED.KENNEDY / ot eupplies of tin, they will to buying = vit conf ce dressed deliver your Livestock to the rovinci Ministry, of Agriculture, on trans- FRANCHOT TONE PAULETTE GODDARD You'll be in stitches when these volunteer ; either Grade 1 or Grade 2 for| the same assurance in buying can- W portation.: First Aiders go into action.AR \u201c5 interprorinoial and export ship: De pouls.se tions Grant W.Roberts We greatly recommend to farmers the use of Tops in stars - music - and fun.t Episode No.3 Serial: \u2018 ment and tee acts mhal ue ay oT ot only Sopa = Room 128, 316 Bridge St limestone .for the growing of clover and lucerne News - Cartoon - Comedy.\u201cGANG BUSTERS\u201d \u2018buying.Misuse the regulation ail kinds of poultry canned on grass.Serums ja pronsited Do matter where after Beptember 1, the Department Montreal N.[ Sa RARE RER RD EN RENÉ 80! co ° e ; _.produot canned Chicken means has received the technical aspects Bond deposited with Fed- olasque Apri x Sunday, Tuesday and Saturday Show starts at 8.00 p.m.that the meat is produced from |of canning from the National Re- [eral Government for your Agricultural School onday, Wednesday, Friday, continuous show from dhisken making the highest quality search Council and has been io protection, $10,000.Ste.Martine, Co.Chat \u2019 Q 6.00 11.00 p.m.une prod, a ar cust vy eat Tn the \u201d ° ; \u2019 ; y, vue.Me : Sunday at 200.p.m.SS "]