THE GLENGARRY NEWS NEWS OF INTEREST VOL- XXXII No. 5.

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1 NEWS OF NTEREST ON EVERY PAGE THE GLENGARRY NEWS NEWS OF NTEREST ON EVERY PAGE VOL XXX No 5 ALEXAXDRA ONTARO FRDAY FEBRUARY A YEAR Elenarry lelephme hcton at St Coluab Compan lmtel Glurcl Srk Hll Tlc olouno(l annuol o vlarclowcrs of The Glengarry lelc { hone Company lânutod was he Townshp Hal Loclel on tne a ernoon of Wednesday of ths week he rcsdeat N > McHood n c har a neatly worded address m open ny H O charman broglt out plcas g nformaton that the Cnmpnny was <>a)n out of dcl>t AU tho Drectors wore present at Uc meetng namely Messrs l ctor :hsholm Jolm A McCrmmon Bod M McLced and D D McRae Mr M Morrs the Secretary read the mm tes of tho last annual meetng whol vero duly adopted The audtors report was thou pre sented to tho meetng by Mr A McDonell one of the audtors t was af a very satsfactory nature showng as t dd a handsome surplus after payng a dvdeua of seven per cent pon the pad up captal of the Compa ny After some dscuson the report was doptcd by the meetng The char then became vacant and pon moton Mr K A McRae became «harman of the open meetng and lur M J Morrs Secretary ve drectors were elected for the ousung year n the persons of Messrs \ Peter Chsholm N D McLeod John McCrmmon Rod M McTCod and f 7) McRae Two audtors were then clccted lamoly Messrs J A McDoncll and l> E Fraser Tlero beng no further busness tho neetg adornod At a meetng of tho Drectors fob :owng the annual meetng Mr N D Mc>eod was apponted Presdent and Mr R M McLeod Vce Presdent Mr M J Morrs 8ee V Treas and Mr W McKnnon was placed n charge of operatng swtchboard and also repar Among those present were d A ALc rmmon Peter Clsholm N D Me Leod R M McLeod D ÎL Dewar F \ McRae DMcRae Allan McMl lan Murdoch McLeod Ma McRae Toh M McCua J A Jameson J L McMaster D A McLeod Allan D McMllan Dougal A McMllan Hugh McMllan D E Fraser J A McDon cll D D McMllan W J McKnnon D M McGllvray D J McMllan J> W McLeod D Alex McMllan ïüam McDonald Dan J McMllan Ro bert Cameron Thos Hay D E Cam eron and J J McLeod Servces n HePresbyteran Church Next Sunlay Mornng at o clock Sermon and Celebraton of Holy Communon Evenng at 7 o clock Subect of Sermon: Does Canada Need a Rel gonv Preacher Rev J A H McLean BA Tonght (Frday) becomuuon Servces at 8 o clock Preacher Rev Vans MacLean BA of Glen Sand feld CVcdesdny at 8 o clock Prayov Meetng lochel townshp Cnuncl Meetng meetng of the Muncpal Councl of the Townshp of Lochel was held on Tuesday the 2th February 92 all members beng present A bylaw was passed engagng W H Magw ood C E of the town of Corn w all to carry out the provsons of the Dtches and Watercourses Act also a bylaw appontng atlmasters and Poundkeepers for the year 92 A petton sgned by D E Fraser and seventy other ratepay crs )>rayng for the surfacng wth gravel or crush ed stone the road from Qugley s Cor ners to Krk Hll between lots 23 and 26 n the 5th and 6tl concessons was receved and fyled J E Mcntosh Councllor was au thorzed to buy ffty peces of cedar for culvert tmber from F L Cans 8th the same to be delvered at Dal keth sawmll The Clerk was authorzed to post notces n PSS that t was the ntenton of the Councl at ther next meetng to pass a bylaw detachng tle N quarter of lot 32nd Concesson from Publc School Secton No and onng same to Publc School Secton No 9 Lochel The Clerk was further authorzed to have a map of tlc Town shp prepared showng the varous Publc School Sectons and tho dffer ent roads streams and muncpal drans etc The audtors report for the year endng 3st Dee 923 was presented approved and ordered fyled Afte due examnaton the followng accounts were ordered pad: James Kerr four sttngs DC 8 B Logault 82 refund dranage tax 3 Roderck Dewar 229 one sheep klled by dogs 8 N N McLood servces as sheep valuator 2 sae Sauve 2 refund dog tax 2 News Prntng Co Trea surer» Report Tax Notces Ballots 6525 Davd Robertson servces as <ran nspector and rent of hall Stephen Connor and J W McRae servces as audtors 5 each H La rose brdge bolts 92 D Cuth Jtert 33 refund dog tax 3 V G Chsholm regstraton brths marrages and deaths 923 â76 There beng uo préssnîÿ work to be: attended to n the near future fhe cxmuccl adourned to meet atthe call of the Reeve : \othev mlestone n the hstory of St Columba Krk Hll vas passed Hursdav afternoon 7tl nst when the Rev J *H Douglas UA late of Kem ble Ontaro was nducted nto the pastevrato by* the rcslytery of (lcn gnrrv Tloûo was a large crowtl Lsembbd wthn He four walls of the old krk the peyple havng taken ad vantage of the beautful day to l e pre sent at the ceremony The Moderator of lle Presbytovy presded wth dgnty ad wsdom He ntroduced as the preacher of the day the Rev B Vans MacLean BD who was recently settled at Glen >Saadr eld Mr MacLcan chose as ns text /Vets 2 from the story of 8t Peter s devercnco from prson Tho ron gate that leadeth nto the cty he sed wth good effect as an lhstraton of some of the dffcultes Chrstan people have and then assured the con gregaton that as St Peter passed through the gate to lberty so they f they trusted n God would luve do Uverance too The nterm Moderator of the con gregaton Capt McLean of Alexand ra then narrated tle steps loadng up to tlc occason and suggested that the name of Douglas must be a favorte name to Krk Hll people Quotng the former Mr Douglas who sad he hoped that hs successor was ot a dark horse he sa<l that the call was unanmous and not a compromse be cause of some dffereuees regardng tlc choce of a mnster Tho nus tevelect was then asked the prescrbed questons and answered them dstnct ly and satsfactorly Ths was fol lowed by greetngs from members of Presbydery gvng hm all rghts and prvleges of hs offce The Moderator then called on ]lr J G Mclvor of Dalhouse Mlls to address tho newly nducted Atnstcr Especally dd he lay stress on the studous and devotonal sde of a Aln stcr s lfe and suggested that the wfe should chase hm nto the study and keep hm there all mornng Capt McLean was then asked to speak to the congregaton Before do ng so he read a letter from the for mer Mnster as follaws Wallacetown Ont Jan 28tl 2 Captan the Rev J A H AcLcaa Alexandra Ont Dear Capt McLean: Wll you please convey to the mem bers and adherents of St St CoUmba Congregaton on the occason of the nducton of tho new Mnster our most earnest wshes for the peace and prosperty of the Congregaton n the new pastoral relatonshp whch s beng formed today may the truest harmony and goodwll bo found t s our earnest pvay er that ths nducton Servce may be but the be gnnng of a long happy and frutful partnershp n The Master s Work Sec Phlppans : 9 Yours fathfully J R Douglas n hs charge the nterm Modera tor exhorted the coagregaten to co operate wth ther new Mnster not to be too crtcal of hm and encour age hm by tellng hm that hs mess ages were helpful Ths sprt of co operaton he sad would help to mau fçst tself to the Alnster f they were fathful and regular at the servces le also pleaded for a full recognton of the mportant place of the Alns ter s wfe n the clrch and commun ty The benedcton was then pronounc ed and the solemn and happy event came TO a close An address wa* then read to the n tcrm Moderator bv Mr J D AcRuc ll wlch he was thanked for ls tr vces durng the nterregnum and for securng a Mnster for the congrega ton Ths Avas accomranod l)_y a sub stantal gft presented by Mr W J McKnnon The congregaton Avas then served Avth refreslments and after a deasnnt socal tme they departed for ther homes Odas Sl srrol anl Glengarry HglanHers Autlurty has been granted for the tranng of four nhchnc gun sectou? consstng of one secton leader and sx nrm cah He guns meut are UOAV \u thc Avy î llead<nnrters nud equp n Ostret she KAHA HSTORY HaAng formery gt\en she clos of the early hstory of tle East ecu and W gnental dst tho central portons or County o Stormont shoub receve mentnu n tlo complaton of the loloaa ug skct(*h use has largely been made o that excellent Avork Lunenburg or the Eastern Dstrct Avrtteu by n te realse on Canadan Oarpp nloress lalk cn Cenpanf ea res [d Chldren s Sd Work HllraGloo lleeon To ro Edtor Glengorry NOAV Alexandra Daryng las taken one great ad vaueo tlrougl the legslaton effect tvc May st next whereby every pakage of butter or ohoesc must bear a regstered number Through the n rmu tou of ths laav the authortes wll be able to tr<uo any nferor qnal vcstcru portons (»f ths re produce to the factory and thence strct t s now fttng that vool of ths great evl whch tlroatcns to destroy our Brtsl mar ket Canadan daryng" says Mr Mo theravell Domnon Mnster of Agr culture s sufferng from the low producton of mlk per OOAV from tho Hs {onov the late dudge J F Prngle falure to carry on the ndustry encr Thc frst settlement of getcally throughout the twelve months County appears to have taken place the year and from too lttle at earlv n the 8h century when the tfnton to tho growng of corn and Fromh establshed posts two of fodder as altonutvos to hay whch «lll velall ther orgnal names n order to carry on daryng success namely Attlo Roches and MouUette f]y economcally one must feed both noav thrvng vllages n the grow enslage 8o much of ths ToAvnshp of ( ornwall Frst concert very valuable nutrtus food can bo od acton n the settlement of the grown on one acre of land that t county Avas not hoavevor taken untl strange that more farmers are 78 although there docs not appear makng use of ths great acheve eers nmcommssoned oflcers and ment to daryng Our producton must men of the st Battalon of the Kng s ncreased Ths can easly be Royal Regment of NCAV York and the acheved through the groacng and Royal Hghland emgrants (afterwards odng of enslage along wth a lttle tle 8th)" settled n the front town and feed Every daryman should shps sn tlmt practcally all the early t a pontto have some enslage settlers c*f the county were ex solders or a substtute to supplement hs pas and ther dependents t AVOUM ap tares n the drouth summer mouths pear that some sort of mltary organt s much easer to hold a COAVS pro zaton Avas n exstence n ths cotnty dueton than to rase t A drve s almost from t s early settlement n noav on foot to ncrease our producton 78") although there does not nppeear of mlk fve hundred pounds per cow to be any records extant showng the Ths can easly be accomplshed composton of the Stormont Allta : through care and feedng n most pror TO the year 823 althougl t s herds Let us all try ths conng sca qute clear that Capt Nel Mclman son to ncrease our producton fve hun (afteravards Col) commanded the dred pounds per cow Let mlk flank companes Avhel garrsonued feed and weed be our 92 slogan Cornwall n 82 Lt Geo Morgan The Graham Creamery Company grandfather of Lt Col H A Morgan Lmted Alexandra started opera of the 2nd Battalon Stormont Mlta tons on the 23rd March last and up WES present at and took part n the to January st 2 manufactured CEpturc of Ogdensbnrgh 838 The fol over 3 pounds of butter 3 Avng extracts from letters wrtten by pounds of cheese and 9 gallons of Lt Col Nel Alclean to Alaor General ce cream handlng approxmately Shaw also go to show that smlar or 8939 pounds of mlk whch s ganzatons exsted n stormont to equal to about ton average cheese fac those whch exsted n Glengarry and tores The cost of manufacturng ths Duudas nto cheese at 2\ cents per pound n a letter dated ConAvull st AXarchJ would have cost theproducer approx 88 Col McLean states n part TO mately 86 Manufacturng t ferrng to a recommendaton of the ap nto butter would have cost tho pro pontment of a sutable ooccr to act ducer approxmately accord as Adutant he says found t ab to ther charge last year solutely necessary to employ the most Ths 39 and more could be capable person could fnd to assst saved the fanner because tho mam n brngng the regment whch had facturug and supples for cheese are been greatly neglected for many years not as costly as butter by consoldât nto some order and dscplne Agan ng ther ehecrc factores whereby n a lelter dated 5th June 83 he ther labor and ful problems would wrtes to the Adutant General Here easly be cut n two and the qualty of AA t you Avll receve a return of tho ther products ruî&çd Fgure for Stormont Regment of Aflta and also yourself the mllons ved by the far the return of arms also n our posses ners by the eonsoldaton of ther son You wll pereevo that AVO arechoese factores throughout Ontaro greatla defcent n servceable arms We lad 385 boxes of cheese scorng and a large proporton of those wc than No last year wth our gra have are unft for servce To account ers very enet f we wsh to hold for ths t s neccssary to observe that our market for cheese ths must be do untl last summer a consderable part creased Howf By consoldatng our of them lad been n possesson of the choose factores usng more qualfed makers and modern santary factores and equpment n order to do ths Avc must pay hgher Avages Avleh n the average small factory would bo mpossble Ar Ruddek Dary Com mssoner sad recently qualty s the secret of success small factores mut be encouraged to unte Avth larger ones The qucker ths s accom plshed tlo sooner Avll the Domnon be n shape to compete on even terms wth her rvals n the feld Tle year ust past was a very poor butter year n comparson Avth «hoese due to the unusnally hgh prce for cheese The *avcrage prce pad by (Contnued on page 8) THE NGLENEÜK (By G Watt Smth MA) oyed when they sad to me Let us go up to the house of tle Lord These Avords belong to one of the great relgous festvals of srael when the people were gong up to the an nual feast They have been sanctfed to many a Scottsh mnd by assoca ton wth the Krk n the glen or on the lllsulo bosle whch lay tlc <ï«st fêgrahâm CreamebcÔrLtd hurné 923 for fnt was SaS for butter pr poses The average prce pad for cleeso estmatng tho remander of tle voar to Aprl st at 7 cents wns P (Contnued ou page 5) He Sank of Nova Scella We lavo recevod a Statement of the nnety second Anmal Report of ths bank contanng the result of busness for tho year 923 ts net profts for the year amounted to 2532 a very good showng and only slghtly less than those of the fat year 922 From them were pad the dvdend of 3 pc per annum to shareholders War Tax on crculaton offcers renson Fund con trbuton 75 and the sum of 25 Avas wrtten off Bank Premses Account leavng a balance to bo car red forward to 92 of The Statement shows the bank to be n an exceptonally strong poston nearly 6 pc of ts assets consstng of Cash Demand Loans and other readly avalable securtes and amountng to n all The Captal Stock pad up s and the Reserve Fund and Proft and Loss balance s or nearly Rvce the <*aptal a poston unque amongst Canadan Banks At the annual meetng of tho Share holders tle Board of Drectors nclud ng sx from the Ottawa dstrct wore reelected and addresses Avere delvered by the Presdent and tho General Manager dealng exhaus tvely wth busness condtons and the state of Agrculture through out the Domnon and emphaszng the cryng necessty at tle present unc ture for the strctest economy on the part of Governments Alunepoltes the busness world and prvate nd vduals so that a reducton n taxaton may become possblead thé wéalth and xesontdes of thecouhtry becon served stead ôt beng dsspated of te pous dead wthn Avlch tho most sacred thoughts had been born the loftest resolutons tho tenderest affectons What makes ths oy 9 t s partly a memory and n part an ex pectaton: the past and the future conspre together to make tho present sublme The Chstan AvorUl s ed nto two parts n tl those who depend upon rtual and those Avho depend upon the leadershp of one man chefly n preachng n ether case the spoken and Avrtton word Jave only a small part to contr bute to the total effect of tlc vst to the house of the Lord n one of tho oldest churches n England near to an ancent Roman camp the bulders n troduced for the seatng a Avood whch has a per])etual fragrance a rch agree able odour Avhch has clung to the tmber for centures and s not expand ed yet But there s somethng subt ler than a fragrance n every place of Avorshp whch every ntellgent person can dscover when he enters the buld ng t may be some pctoral repre sentaton n many an old church lke St Gles n Ednburgh there are the tattered flags wlch tell of battles fought am lost or AAOU n the dm ds tant past shreds of cotton overlad by a glded glory whch strs the blood of every true son of the race t may be some memoral wndoav or a represen taton of some deed or sufferng of our Lord: these appeal to the soul of atel lgeuee t may bo somethng even rarer and more etlereal stll the re flecton that here holy men and 7)ous Avomen drew near to" ther Alaker n homage to ther ïord and Redeemer the pentent found peace the sorrow ng found comfort the courageous con secrated ther strength and all found that heaven Avas near Ths s seen and clt only by those who can fnd the tmseeu beneath and above Avhat appears The common mnd sees no thng of t the crtcal hearer cannot catch that accent whch concs from the stll small voce he may lsten to some _ polemc whch agrees Avth hs doctrneor dffers from t and go con ftme/ln hé bfn opnon of hs creed and of hmself buthe has mssed the sweet sense of the unseen presence JÙV T J)aU\A DD a fonner pastor of tlo Congr gmtoul (Church AlaxAle now of tho rtml s Ad Soooty Port Hope on Tuesday ot nst addressed the momhors of the (atorg Womot s lsttute After thankng the larlvs for thor torest tml support le sad he felt that su(h ntorest Avas but natural and fttng n a body of women whose ams am endeavors Avere so closely alled to those of the eldren s ad socety He thou gave a bref outlne of tho lstory of the socety snce ts very begnnng over thrty years ago Ar J J Kelso a newspaper man n oronto AVS ts founder A largehearted man though wth a lmted purse ho had a spendr {(etcrmnatot to better the condton of neglected chldren n hs own cty He enlsted the sympathes and co op oraton of other men lke hmself and n 3S9 was successful n organzng the frst chldren s ad socety Dr Daley then Aveut on to tell of the Acork tlo ))resct soeetv s drag and n that connecton he cted several n stfces Avhere people lad used the so cety as a means of \ entng some potty spte on ther neghbors Ho had n s possessou three aunopmous letters hs possesson throe anonymous letters peresuns n the dstrct but Dr Daley stated that t had never been the pol cy of the socety to nvestgate such cases We do not wsh to bo made the tools of those Avho Avant to hammer ther neghbors Out of 263 cases brought before the attenton of the so cety only lu wove made ts Avards The other 253 eases have been satsfactorly settled wtlout the nccessty of so)ara tng famlob We are Avllng to spend tme ad effott n the reconstructon of the home sad the speaker and told of dfferent eases whore tho socety had had the means of reconclatons and remons n ap)arontly hopeless stuatons T tle unted countes of Novtlunberlaul and Durham the so cety s takng care of 25 Avards Most of these haa e been comfortably placed n good congenal Chrstan* homes where they AVU be carefully brought up and Avell provded for Alany of these chldren have reached the age Avhero they arc able to earn money and many had secured very desrable postons by the drect nfluence of tlc socety Dr Daley emphaszed the fact that the earnngs of such young people are ther OAVU to spend as they please Ho told of one boy Avho had over lr) n the bank andof another who had banked 8 duo to tle tmely nterventon and supervson of the chldren s ad socety n closng Dr Daley sad the great maorty of lar feelng Avhch had been arosed over tlo untmely death of the two young lads who commttfd sucde n the past month le sad he felt tmt tlc stuaton n both cases had been grcîtly exaggerated After thorough v A cstgatng the home condtons surrmudu each of tle boys he Mos satsfed there had becu no acton on tlo art of the employers whel would nduce tlo lads to take ther lves ydgna from tle testmony of other boys who had lved n these homes Dr Daley Wns led to beleve tlat tle ver dct aganst the two farmers was but the result of perverted publc opnon arsng from a straned stuaton The chldens ad socety are alwavg care ful as_ to the character of the omes wnch ther wards are placed and Dr Daey sad to great maortv of these homes were model Chrstan households where the elldren could not ral to be educated n habts of cleaenlness and thrft and all other desrable trats whel consttute deal Canadan ctzenslp At the conclu son of hs address Dr Daev was ten dered a learty vote of tlanks and also pressng nvtaton to favor the nst tute wth a return vst n the near Snce Tlursrby of ast Aveok vvln loxandras latcîrt mlstry GJogarry Metal WarS [Jntêtl com menced atvo operatu>n9 flre tlrtc l()y<c ]>ower motor lavng been nstal led nnl covtcd up daly a number of our ct:<eus and odms lave vsted tll factory stuate on Kenvo Street uedatoly Avost of De J T Sccll Company s dant: unl have pt n an lour or tavo very [/oftabjy vowg the extensve dnn u>w runnng AL t{v havng tho nuklcrn l:bor sovng naclncry nsul n tho manufacture of tle many lnes tho Company specalzos n explaned tho vstor hs t strk ngly bromlt ronc to lm that tje comng of The Oengnrvy Aotal Wares Umted AAll at no dstant date bo found of materal beneft and a decd ed nccuslon to Alexamlra *s ndus tres The factory cons«tag of two sto reys affords ample space am s ex tremely Avell lghted and heated Home ffteen hands are alrtmdy at Avork the C ommny havng a number of substan tal orders booked ncludng several from the Post Offce Department and tlc Geologcal Survey OttaAva At the tme of callng The XCAAS re 7>rescntatAe found them engaged n turnng out pals of dfferent sv/es elly moulls mugs cake cutters etc and n addton to these they wll nanufacturo ralway mal clerk boxes reflectng ovens spce and drug cab nets cc cream freezers ol cans flour cans dust pans bread boxes dppers» and roastng pans of all szes n fact anythng and OAorythng n tn and metalware Those of our reader? AVO as yet have not had tho good fortune of nspect ng the plant should do so at ther çar lcst eonvencnce They Avll be warm ly and courteously receved by Ar F A Lesle Vce Presdent and Mana ger and hs staff Avho wu gladly shoaa Uem around and answer a hundred and one questons f put to them ïïfwcs Brd Bouse Competton r f «T> rl * Creatng luluc nterest f wo can udge by the commoton among the punls of the local schools Avhen the Brdhouse Competton to be held at tho Alexandra Hgh School on Alarch 5th was announced by The News last week substantal proof wll be gven by the toaa u boys and grls of ther ablty to provde a sutable home for a nestng brd Reports brought ll by several Hgh School pu pls who spent the week end at ther homes n Lochel and Kenyon ndcate that the boys and grls of the country also are caterng heartly nto the competton and are not gong to alloav the towm pupls to walk calmly off wth the twetyfvedollars offered n przes As the contest s open to all Publc and Separate School boys and grls n Lochel Kenyon and Alex andra t Avll be a matter of nterest to see whether most of tho honors Avl be won by urban or rural pupls he has not smelt the ncense of heaven whch creates a desre to please God and do Hs commandments Whoever passes Avthn tle portals of any place of prayer as every true son of srael dd wll fnd that he has gone nto the audence chamber of the Eternal tll* house of God to receve a blessng Avhcl AAll clusc dark thoughts from lls mnd and send hm from t wth the hope of a new day thrllng n hs heart and the lght of the eastern sky shnng on ls face When men go to the place of parcr Avth such an at ttude of mnd they oy when they go unto the house of the ord n any othastate they make that:hdusethv "den of theves from whch the Blessed) Lord drves men out Kenyon lownslp Councl Reelng The Kenyon Townshp Comel met at the Townshp Hall Greenfeld on the 5th ebrmry pursuant to adourn meut from lanary meetng Thé mn utes of the prevous sesson were read dopltd and sgned by the reeve and Bylaw No 7 for the pa\ment of the appended accounts receved ts several readngs A J Î MeDonell balance salary Alex R McDonald See Treas Sep SS No 23 3 rods wre opposte 2th Con 325 Alex andra Tmes Prntng Treasurers Ro Port 5 Mrs H Bush refund taxes on buldng 35 J D Cameron for mer clerk due 922 preparng bylaw Rver do Grasse dranage 6972 J D Cameron re notces Dtches and Water courses \lex R McDonald part 255th r2o J D Cameron Clement Gravel lt 3t9th 75 J D Cameron Nor* man T McRae 5 W H Magwood c K professonal servces De Lsle Dranage Scheme 2365 A J Cam 25** deaths appoued Asses sor tor 392 and J P McNaghton was Load Superntendent for The lst and addresses of feneevew ers sheep valuators and poundkeepers apponted at ths meetng wll tc ov en next week s ssue of The News o 5 ol may nsult a man and get awav wth t possbly f you don t try to cv opposte wth NVllams Camphorated Mustard Cream for to get the best results from that you have to rub t n and good results you certanly wll get when you Hàe t for tht nasty cold uth«: chest or naddeuug neuralga ts smpy wonderful for the chldren A Legend of He Lttle Four And t came to pass that on the 7th ly of tlo second mouth the Olym pans of tho place whch s called Ap ple Hll were scheduled for a trek across the ndan Lands tllat thev nglt dspute tle supremacy of tle puckchasers of tho hamlet whch s called Maxvlle And thus t was that the last named hamlet "was for tle tme beng the Chamonx of Kenyon And so nlcn the sun had set and tho trans lad come and gone the ct /es of Hll procured horses to tlo number of three span whch be ng attached to slegls consttuted the mode of conveyance And rvraptg themselves r garments of plucked bearskn tho nhabtants to the num ber of two score populated the slegls and tle ourney rvas begun Now as was natural there vas much merrment and even the sextette whose duty t was to coral the elusve dsc submerged for tho moment ther fearful premon tons of mpendng dsaster For few ryore bold enough to predct a vctory and many were so steeped n pessm sm as to predct a repetton of the Canada Csecho Slovak game And passng by the runs of Domnouvllo some of the older generaton reflected on Us former greatness and ts ancent cvlzaton Who kows he concluded eloquently but perlaps n future gen eratons these runs may brng forth a rutankhaman And ponderng on the wsdom or unwsdom of hs renard the trnty of sleghloads moved ever ortlward passng the Place of Tombs wlose desecraton so lately strred the countrysde And soon the place was readed and as te eoveyaces un loaded ther lman burden the ur bane Donald smled as bengnly as the host of Procrustes tho happly the malce was lackng And when he bd them welcome and provded for ther comfort multtudes betook thesovcs to the scene of tho contest And for three perods of a score nmtés each the men of the Hll strug gled wth tlc men of the Plan and tho fle result was for a tme n dobll wlen the fnal gong sounded tho doubt was removed for the former lad two conts whle the latter had three And durng tle conflct there was much rvalry for tho Urquhart and V lleeuvo were greaet so also was Polly the watch dog of the twne and Campbell the long defence man and all agreed that the dmnutve ledgerkeeper wth the longtudous appellaton dd scntl late as a forward as lkewse dd van tho logmerclat and Edgar and Jm me and George and Horace the pon eers of the natonal sport But thor efforts dd not aval snce the efforts of ther opponents were greater And over by tle boards a Golath of pple Hll wrosted a megaphone from a Davd of Maxvlle and tho latter could fnd ssue wth whch to slay the usurper N ow after the game the crowd came (nce more nto the Emporum of Du perron and wore seated and ate and drank and were merry And the Br pder of the vands was glad snce us vctuals were so prolhc of good humour And when ths was done thev be took themselves lke Joseph s breth ren to the Lauds to the South and on tle followng day they grded ther lons for a contest wth Martntown but wth the same result For tho the boys of the Hll are a brllant ag gregaton lke other great men and organzatons they mav not be appre eated durng ther lfetme But be not downhearted ye sons of Vpple HUlforby yqur coroperato ye have made possble tle Lttle Four and thus have ye served Glengarry well loflor Oepartng nsler and Wfe (Owen Somcl SunTmes) On Frlay evonny: about forty of tlu mombors of the Kemble Presby teran Ghurch met at Mr Wm A Mo Greors lonc A\hero Rev and Mr Douglaü Acre stayncr on the eve of tho departure of Mrs Douglass for her now lonc at Krk Hll After a slort tme spent n socal terconso Mrs W Davdson )cad nu ddfoss to Rev and Mrs Douglass and Mr Adam Taylor vosented the gft the congregaton ha<l gathervl as a token of esteem n Avleh they won held They Avee anrpsod and unprepared for tre OAOut ))ut >oth exressod ther apprecaton and tlanks to ther many frends of the congregaton The ad dress s as follows: Dear r and Mrs Douglass t s Avth regret that your Jary frends have hoard of your decson to mako your home and contnue your Avork for the Master n nnothor part of tlo Lord s vneyard on Mrs Douglas haxe been a very actve nd ntellgent worker a every form of our church Avork Sabbath School Lades Ad Chor W M Socety and Msson Band and all lave the same thng to say that you are only move beloved and respected for your kmllv qualtes as tme passes and your place wll bo ndeed hard to fll Whle you Mr Douglas have also won a very lastng place n the af fectons of a host of frends by your untrng fathfulness to every phase of the Avork under your care Your agreeable dsposton generosty and cnerp n everythng that pertaned to the welfare of the church or com munty As you have helped a very great deal n many tmes and places t has been much apprecated and wll long be remembered Lou have botl made tlc manse a very pleasant and hosptable laco wth a glad welcome for everyone To those "who had oy* and pleasure you would bo tho frst to congratulate ud those who have been called on to lave sorrow and sadness they wn certanly never forget vour practcal thoughtful sympathv That you may knowthat we have apprecated these qualtes wlc wa have admred n you both and whch wo feel by your removal wll be a real loss to us for some tme to come we ask you to accept ths small gft as a token from us to bo used n sono way that you may thnk bestas a re mnder from tme to tme of your many Kemble frends and be also assured of ther sncere good Avshes for vour suc cess and prosperty n your new feld or labor lnporlant o Cheesemakers Messrs T 7 Hcks and P Brnw or the Department of Agrculture at pded a meetng of cheese makers a Gornnml on the st nst and exphn ed the method of gradng cheese af ter t reached Montreal pror to ben» exported and about a dozen dfferent samples of cheese were used n the explanng to those attendng the meet ng low they arrved at a decson a placng cheese nto tho varous grades passng out samples to show the dffer ece n the make and texture of each grade The meetng was not as well at tended as tho mportance of the ad dresses gven warranted as nmcl valu able nformaton was mparted Mr F B Brownrdge Presdent of the Coru wal Choose Board ntroduced M(ssrs Hcks and Brown Mr Hcks explan ed that ths seasonevery factory must apply to the Department of Agrcuture at Ottawa for a regstered number and tns number must be used on all cheese sent out of tlmt factory and cheese wll not be exported unless the box contans the lumbor All vats mast also be numbered consecutvely he sad and t wll not do for a fae tory to start repeatng numbers tho begnnng of one week whch were used the week bcforebt tho number ng mmst be carred ferwardfrom week tcmveek to make aproper dstncton n the make He urged upon all factory men the Jnportanee of properly ac quantng themselves wth the regula tons and havng everythng n reaù ncss for the openng of the 392 sca k Muscal Voyage Ths dea was orgnated by a com nuuty servce song leader Tn songs used are arranged as a vovage The lead er asks the snger to magne tlemselves about to take a trp to Europe wth the entre story of ther tr told n songs: At the dock Goodbv my lov er goodby slhrts alng sal 3 A serenade on deck "Mv Bon me lea over the ocean Revelle on shplxard Oh how X hate to get up n the mornng o Arrval n England Drnk to mo only wth thne eyes 6 A glmpse of Seotaud vno Laure 7 n Ern sle Mother Mach roe Pars Oh Frfchy 9 Thoughts of homu Old folks at home îaval offeor s nvtaton fae navy wll brng them back ndy Hook s sghted Stars and ytrpee Forever 2 Popularsong greetsthem Ev erybody neghbors V : 33 A neghborhood réelebratoa Ald ang SyneD Home agan SlarSpanele Banner * «ft

2 THE GLENGARRY NEWS FRDAY FEBRUARY 5 92 Df nterest Te farmers frotect the Lawn Wnter (Expermental Farms Note) Durng the wnter the area whch n fummer s a lush green carpet n front of the house s often abused Frequently t s uot only neglected but maltreated Occupants of the house durng sessons of cold weather arc prone to remnd themselves that straght lne s the shortest dftance between two ponts and often they economze n dstance travelled at the expense of the lawn A well beaten path made acroos the lawn n wnter wll probably work permanent damage The grass may be klled and the sol so compacted that grass seed sown thereon the next season wll not thrve Such a path wll generally be obvous for a number of years A cow path s dstnctly an unattractve feature on a lawn The lawn sgn of summer Keep off the Paths that are Makng may well be heeded throughout the year Another sn aganst a lawn s to flood t for the purpose of makng a skatng rnk A body of ce over the lawn n wnter s almost certan to completely kll the grass The grass wll not tolerate for a long tme a coverng whch preludes movement of ar Young lawns should have a coverng of snow A wndswept lawn blown free of snow n wnter s lkely to lose much of ts young clover Brusl spread about tends to deflect the wnd and hold the snow Superudentent Expermental Staton Mordea Mantoba Mlk am Mlk Subsltules For Pgs (Expermental Farms Note) A hog feedng test recently conducted at the Central Expermental Farm Ottawa ndcates the partcular suta blty of skmmlk for newly weaned and young pgs t alsb ndcates that after hogs have reached 3% or months of age other feeds than skmmlk are capable of gvng greater and more ccomomcal gans when such feeds are used to supplement the meal raton Three lots of eght hogs each were fed a basc meal raton supplemented wth skmmlk mlk powder and Prolac meal The hogs were placed on the experment slortly after weanng The test lasted for 9 days and for the frst 6 days Lot was fed meal and skmmlk Lot meal and mlk powder and Lot meal and prolac Durng ths perod Lot made the greatest gans wth the lowest meal consumpton and at consderably the lowest cost per pound gan n lve weght Lot made tho lowest daly gans consumed slghtly nore meal and cost 25 of a cent more per pound of gan Lot on mlk powder made the second hghest gans but consumed consderably more meal 22 of a pound more than Lot and cost 99 cents more per pound of gan than Lot For tho remanng 3 days the three lots were unformly dvded onehalf of each lot contnung on tho former raton whle the mlk or mlk substtutes were wthheld from the remander of the hogs Tho outstandng feature of ths part of the test was tho good showng made by tle hogs recevng Prolae meal Ths lot made au average daly gan of 3 pounds n lve weght wth a feed cost per pound of gan 66 cents as compared to Lot on meal and skmmlk wth an average daly gan of 33 pounds and a feed cost per pound of gan of 635 cents whle Lot on meal and mlk powder made an average daly gan of 33 pounds wth a feed cost per pound of gan of 93 cents The check lots from whch the mlk suppemonts were wthheld made a unform daly gan of one pound n lve weght per hog at a cost of 6Ô 732 and 759 cents per pound respectvely GRAPE PMEMZAÎON Spontaneous CnnbusSefstere and ton Responsble ManyNeedVaretes CrossPollnaton All unusually large number of farm fre We have had reports of stocks and fall for whch no cause could be assgned says an artcle n Nor west Farmer Straw stacks would burst suddenly nto flames barns would burn dawn and granares would take fre Wo have had reports of stook n the feld burnngup There s practcally no doubt as to tho cause of the maorty of these socalled mysterous fres no doubt whatever where barns and granares have been burned s Nor west Farmer s concluson Spontaneous combuston was what caused them to go up n smoke Ths may be set down as the cause of the fre n nne out of every ten cases where a mysterous fre occurs n a barn or granary The W DUNSMORE contents of these buldngs heated beassstant Anmal Husbandn\an cause hay straw or gran wth Central Expermental Farm whch the they were flled was slghtly damp Heat was generated down n the centre of the mow or bn and the temperature rased to a pont where f ar could reach the centre of the heated mass fre would break out Hundreds of well authentcated cases are on record of fres occurrng n exactly ths way There s no doubt whatever that spontaneous combuston causes fres (Expermental Farms Note) 3n preparng gran for seedng purcontrbutng Causes poses a good fannng mll s practcally Fne weather as a cause of mysnecessary The proper adustng of ths machne to do the work requred terous fres may seem a lttle fardemands care and good udgment as fetched but one largo nsurance comregards the ehoce and arrangement pany n Western Canada gves that of seves for the knd of gran to be as the cause of many mysterous fres cleaned The sze of seve wll de Fne hot dryng weatler gves hay pend on the sze of the grans to be and gran the appearance of beng cleaned and also on the make of the drer than t s The sheaves seem Tannng mll used However f any dry on the outsde but are stll damp dffculty s experenced n gettng the n the centre Pled n a stack or rght adustment the maker of the barn such materal wll heat f the mll wll help select the rght sze seve heatng proceeds uneheeked fre may f h(ÿ s furnshed wth a one pound result Hay straw oat sheaves gran con stalks etc heat more rapdly n sample of the gran n queston hot weather than n cold so there may n cleanng gran t s desrable to be somethng to the theory that n fne use a top seve wth perforatons ust weather tleve s lkely to be more mys)>g enough to allow the kernels to terous fres than n cool wet and unpass through The straw chaff and favorable weather other coarse materal and seeds not An mportant pont about mysterwanted wll be carred over the top and delvered separately Tho ar ous fres s that there s no mystery about them at all contnues the artblast should be heavy enough to blow drt lght kernels and many of the cle Fres wll occur spontaneously f weed seeds clear of the good gran condtons are rglt That fact realthe lower seve should be smaller than zed and the proper precautons taken the top seve and allow the weed seeds to see that nternal heatng does not and broken kernels to pass through occur n mows stacks or granares The feed should be heavy enough to would elmnate all the mystery conkeep tho top seve thnly covered nected wth such fres Carelessness Ths wll tend to carry the rough ma s the cause of most fres of fres reteral over tho cud t s usually ne sultng from spontaneous combuston cessary to pass the seed gran through as well as from defectve chmneys the mll at least twce before a thor overheated stoves matches ppes or oughly satsfactory sample s obtaned cgarettes or lanterns kcke<l over n f oats and barley are present n large tle stable quanttes when cleanng wheat t wll pay to let a farly heavy flow cov ev the top seve even to the pont of allowng some of the wheat to ass over n order to nsure the removal of the greatest amount of oats and barley When the gran on the home farm s not sutably for seedng seed should be purchased from a thoroughly rela ble source and preferably regstered A good mash for breedng and laymateral of a varety proven sutable t ng lens of general purpose breeds to the dstrct contanng only 7 per cent of meat 3t s not economcal to sow poorly scrap has been developed by the Untgraded seed or seed contanng weed ed States Department of Agrculture seeds Weeds n a crop ental a dr The remander of the proten n the ect loss as they take up space mosture mash s contaned n vegetable form and plant food They also add to the and the 33 per cent of ground oats and cost of harvestng threshng and hand bran gves the ratons the desred bulk The mash seems to be partcularly lng good n rasng tho latchablty and d G FRASER fertlty of eggs Tho more stmulacerealst tng ratons seem to cause au overcentral Expermental Farm fat condton n general purpose brds especally durng the second year of producton Specal attenton s now beng gven to the vtamn content of eggs and ther fertlty and hatehablty as affected by ratons The Preperaton of Cran or Seedng Masl lor Breelng And Layng Hons Talonl for Farmng te dancest tng n ke lùcken Olâ Father Cuhtat (OanU ta armuc the chldren Send fouroxocuhectappen tha }{g Son? PuzzU X LMTED 232 Lemone St Montreal JUT Oxo Beef Cubes put flavor nourshment and economy nto your cookng Wth Oxo Cubes yesterday s leftovers can be served up n a hundred delghtful ways today As well as addng flavor Oxo Cubes brng the meat element to vegetables strength and nutrment to tle dsh When you buy Oxo Cubes you buy the Bavor strength and sustenance of the best beef Al of the taste none of the waste of meat Tns ot»» 5 and X Ozo Cbcese Saadwldes Soften an Ozo cube n water mx n a Uttle butter spread the mxture on thn slces of brea<t sprnkle wtb grated cheese add pepper to taste and plsm other slces of bread on top What nvestgatonal Work Hat Shown laret<?s of SelffertlK Sorts Reconnendert Eradcaton of Bladder Campon or Cow Bell Growth (Contrbuted b Ontaro Oepartmant of Aarcoture Toronto) For years t has been observed by grape growers that certan varetes typcally represented by the Rogers Hybrds usually produce straggly loose bunches especally wher«planted n blocks n tho same season and under smlar condtons other varetes as Concord and Nagara produce well tled large bunches The Rogers varetes wth one excepton are selfsterle Out other commercal varetes are all more or less selffertle Resnlt of nvestgatonal Work Consderable nvestgatonal work has been done n New York State n Mnnesota and at Vneland on th» problem ot selfsterlty wth the result that the reason why certan varetes are selfsterle has been establshed n our own work as a result of three years nvestgatons we have establshed the degree of selffertlty and selfsterlty of fftytwo varetes of grapes and have as certaned the best pollnators to such selfsterle varetes as Llndley Salem Brghton etc Our experments have shown: That nsects are the che agents n the dstrbuton of pollen wnd beng a neglgble factor 2 That crosspollnaton s abso lutely necessary n the case ot selfsterle varetes ncludng Barry Herbert Llndley Massasot Salem Wlder and Brghton The Agawam s the only one ot the commerdally planted Rogers Hybrds whch s selffertle 3 That the maorty of selffertle varetes such as Concord Campbell Nagara Worden would produce larger crops ot frut f they were crosspollnated though good crops are produced under selfpollnaton condtons Campbell often has straggly bunches due to mperfect pollnaton Crosspollnaton would help That the selfsterle varetes (Barry Llndley etc) pollnated by any one ot the selffertle varetes (Concord Nagara etc) wll set crops ot marketable frut but that tor maxmum crops certan selffertle varetes are better suted as pollenzers for certan selfsterle varetes than others For Agawam and Brghten the Worden s the best pollenzer for Massasso and Wlder the Nagara s the best pollcnzer for Salem the Concord and fo Herbert and Bndley any of the varetes Concord Worden Nagara Campbell Replace oor Sorts Wth Good Varetes n establshed vneyards where there are large blocks of the selfsterle Rogers varetes and consequent poor crops every thrd or fourth row should be removed and replaced wth Concord Nagara or smlar selffertle varetes Further nformaton wll gladly be gven to those requestng same Hort Exp Staton Vneland Staton Eradcaton of Bladder Campon or Cow Bell Badly nfested felds should bo plowed deeply and then thoroughly cultvated and crosscultvated wth a broadshared cultvator n order to break up and weaken the underground rootstocks Ths cultvaton should be gven frequently enough to prevent the plants makng any growth above ground untl t s tme to put n a hoed crop whch must be kept thoroughly clean n order to be effectve A well caredfor hoed crop of corn has been found to gve excellent results Specal attenton must be gven to hoeng out any patches of Bladder Campon whch may appear n the corn crop and whch are not destroyed by cultvaton t n the tall there s any Bladder Campon n the feld t wll be necessary to plow farly deeply and cultvate thoroughly and the followng sprng repeat the frequent cultvaton untl t s tme to put n a hoed crop Ths second hoed crop should not be necessary under ordnary condtons One sprng s thorough cultvaton followed by a well caredfor hoed crop should destroy practcally all the Bladder Campon J E Howtt OA College Guelph t must be remembered that some men have natural talents for beng good farmers and others have no adaptaton for farmng t s tho most natural trat n the world for a man who has not succeeded to fnd some c cumstance some person or condton upon whch to lay hs falure Occasonally we fnd two farmers lvng sde by sde and ownng the same knd of land They have tho same ranfall the sano markets and the same condtons n every respect One wll succeed and tho other wll fal or eko out only a bare exstence Wheren les the dfference between two such men? nvarably the answer s lack of talent for farmng know two brothers who svere left a good furm by ther father and wlch they dvded One s a successful farmer and s well off The other has made no money n analyzng the reasons for the dfference between the ncome from ther farms t was found that one They App*ecate Canadan Varetes The Heart s Delght Farm at lkes to farm and the other lkes to run and fx machnery One s a far Chazy New York State consstng of eleven thousand acres s one of the : mcr and the other a mechanc Nothng s more mportant for a most noted farms n Amerca t s young man than to determne what ho nterestng to learn when on a recent lkes to do and vhat he s capable of vst to ths farm that the hundreds dong f a man does not lke farmng of acres of sprng grans under cultho s foolsh ndeed to follow t as an vaton were n all nstances vareoccupaton Just because a man was tes whch had been orgnated n born on the farm and has been left Canada the oats and the barley at one by hs father s no reason whv he Guelph and the sprng wheat at Otshould contnue to be a farmer" He tawa The OAC No varety of should have some natural desre for wnter wheat orgnated at Guelph land some ablty to plan and execute more recently was beng tested out farm work otherwse t s better he choose some other occupaton 3n the Cow Arthmetc case we have ust cted t would have am not strong on arthmetc been better f the brother mechancal sad the cow but can add to the ly nclned had left tho farm and fol bank account of the man who owns lowed hs natural talent We are n me can subtract from the prncpal formed that 8 per cent of tle leadng of hs mortgage can multply hs busness men of ths country were chances for success can dvde hs rased on the farm and wthout doubt cares and worres can gve more the naton s better off because they nterest to hs work and can dsleft tho farm Our complex lfe demands many oc count hs chances for loss Nells* vlle Cow Testng Assocaton cupatons and ndustres and t s unnecessary that a person should reman The Unted States Department of at a ob for whch he has no lkng or Agrculture has recently ssued a adaptaton Wallace s Farmer leaflet on clean mlk The gst of the leaflet s expressed n ts concludng sentence: Keep mlk clean covered cold COUNTER CHECK EOOKSAll Name your farm A good name the styles regularly used Prce on ap adds somethng to t both as a home plcaton GLENGABBT NEWS OF and as a place of busness FCE Alexandra Ont tf TAURNG January there were sold and delvered from our Leasde Ontaro plant three tmes as many Star Cars as n January a year ago We smply want to express our thanks to the publc for ther apprecaton of our efforts to gve them the fnest lowprced car that money can buy Star Dvson DURANT MOTORS OF CANADA LMTED Leasde (Toronto) Ontaro T\evTSeres St&r The Arstocrat of LowPrced Cars* s g t t t* When next you need Somethng n Let us do t for you PRNTNG We are fully equpped to handle your work n a satsfactory nnanner The knd of Prntng you want whether t be a PROSPECTUS LETTER HEADS ENVELOPES Prce Lsts or any of the thousand and one prnted artdes you use n your busness wll look better f prnted by the News Prntng Co Alexandra Ont Prnters of everythng from callng card to a thotsand page catalogue We wll be pleased to quote prces f you wrte statng your requrements

3 THE GLENGARRY NEWS FRDAY cmmeo «Of nterest To Women Began to mprove After Takng Frutatves The Medcne Made From Frut You can get rd of Rheumatsm You can be free of pan of swollen hands and feet of achng arms legs "V *nd back Prut atves wll drve the cause Rheumatsm out of the system and ve you permanent relef For over three years was confned to bed wth Rheumatsm Fnally decded to try Frutatves" Before usng half a box notced mprovement contnued takng Frutatlves mprovng all the tme can now walk about two mlesanddo chores around the place ALEX MÜNRO Lome Ont 5c a box 6 for 26 tral sze 25o At dealers or from Frutatves Lmted Ottawa Ont Here anct TKere kantolt s perhaps the most marryng provnce n Canata For nstance n Ontaro there were 257 marrages n 92] a rate of SÔ per whle n Mantoba t was F7 per of ts 9 populaton Eastbound steamshp travel from Canadan ports va Canadan Pacfc steamshps s heaver at the present tme than for several years past at ths season a recent report declares Bookngs n some nstances have run as hgh as 7 per cent ncrease over those of last wnter Accordng to a recent offcal complaton out of every people n Canada 5 lve on farms The 7 farms n Canada represent a ross worth of 7 or about per farm and produce an annual revenue of nearly 5 an average ncome per farm of 2arly yearly f From the openng of the crop year September st to the offcal closng of navgaton December 2th the Canadan Pacfc Ralway reported the heavest marketng of gran znce the ncepton of the road Cars loaded by the company also created a record for the season havng numbered 6232 Gran marketed topped the 2 bushel mark Thrtyseven per cent of all automobles n Canada are owned by farmers Owmershp of the balance accordng to recent statstcs s made up as follows: busness men and brokers 6 per cent salesmen and travellers 6 per cent professonal men 8 per cent laborers per cent contractors and lvery men» per cent each and mscellaneous and no occupaton stated 3 per cent When the Canadan Pacfc lner Empress of Canada left New York on January 3th for her great roundtheworld cruse she was the frst Canadan vessel ever to commence such a voyage carryng a regular bookstall n the charge of experenced attendants n addton to a free lbrary The stock ncludes many excellent recent books on travel whch wll enable passengers to prepare themselves for the foregn lands they wll vst as well as a large number of novels by the bestknown authors Of the total wheat exported from Canada n November amountng to bushels by far the greater proporton went to the Unted Kngdom whch took bushek The Unted States was second largest mporter of Canadan wheat takng 93 bushels taly came next takng 352 bushels and Greece next wth 2668 bushels The exports of Canadan wheat to fhrance durng ths perod amounted to bushels and to Belgum 7526 bushels Those to Germany totalled 2932 bushels n the keenest competton embracng entres from all mportant agrcultural dstrcts of the North Amercan contnent Alberta farmers won 3 przes at the recent nternatonal stock and gran show at Chcago Two grand champonshps wheat Maor G H L Strange and oats J W Bglands went to the provnce Maor Strange was also frst wth whte feld peas and Nunemaker Brothers of Brooks frst wth red clover seed Maor Strange s success s especally remarkle as he has only been a farmer four years The latest statements of the earnngs and expenses of the Canadan Pacfc Ralway show that the strong poston of that organzaton has been well mantaned and that a steady mprovement has been acheved n spte of the dffcultes p the past few years The fgures for December show gross earnngs «f workng expenses of 5856 and a net proft of an ncrease of 9322 over that of December 922 The 923 totals show gross earnngs of workng expenses of 58:85879 and a net proft of 3779/OlO an ncrease of 7739 over the total earnngs of the road n 922 (Net earnngs for ths year were the hghest snce 97 and goss earnngs the hghest snce 92 COLDS BURNS BRUSES Now She Enoys Nangln hngs know ml ktcîo would l>o more orderly f hung tlngs nstead of droppng tlon about u the most convenent place Why don manufacturers put nce rgd langors on nooms mops rusles and au tuuleanng and cookng araphcnaha that ought to be hung smplv (nnot abde a lmpsy strng laugev that as to bo coaxed over a hook d that luoomos wot and soled and msghtl V do not lke strng hangers myself answered grandmother But nether do lke my cleanng closet and snk full of stragglng mops and brushes and scrapers Besdes brooms and brushes even the carpetsweeper lasts longer when hung by the handle when not n use Wly not make your own hangers? she added practcally A screweye drven nto* the end of a handle often makes an excellent hanger When ts s not convenent or practcal try usng pcture wre n place of the more usual loop of strng Tle wre s santary and rgd and may be slped over a hook or peg wth the greatest case f carefuly attached there need be no sharp ends to nure the hands of the worker Alce M Aslton Estmatng Amount ot Cloth for a Press Take your measure from the shoulder to the lower edge of the dress add fve nches for hem and shrnkage Check ths measurement on your pattern Use newspapers pnned together to exactly represent the wdth of the cloth you have chosen Place the pat tern on the newspapers accordng to the llustraton that represents the [ wdth of your materal Estmate to an nch the amount of cloth needed All cotton materal arc sstffoed hore or less n the fnshng process by some such substance as starch Ths starch n loosely woven materal covers up the spaces between the threads When the cloth s "washed the starch comes out and the threads draw closer to*gethcr Wo say the cloth has shrunk f t s best to shrnk your matedal fold the cloth evenly n onehalf yard lengths Place n a large pan or tub Cover well wth luckwarm Avater later add hot water and allow to cool Hang outdoors to dry f hung well t Wll requre lttle pressng The dangers u shrnkg cloth are frst that the cloth wll be stretched out of shape by careless hangng to dry and second that the cloth wll be stretched out of shape n pressng wth the flatron Always ron straght up and doav wth the selvedge or straght across the doth followng the woof threads ho Nrl s laught Sewng have l)con nterested and nstnfttcd n the knowledge of sewng that s beng gven the grls of today No matter what some folks say about the good old days nor how they scoff at the flapper the grls of today can gve ther mothers ponters on lne desgn and color harmony of clothes The laav of Greek art glbly rected one young daughter s that two lnes or areas arc comparable nterestng subtle and desrable when one s between onehalf and twothrds the length or area of the other That ncans that f we are to have good lnes n a dress \vc must consder the body as n four dvsons neck wast thghs and ankles and must dvde our dress nto areas whch wll conform to the Greek law W e must not cut ourselves ll Uvo n the mddle but must have one area between onchalf and twothrds the length or area of the other Strpes add to the heght plads and check to the breadth To obtan the greatest effect of heght the longest possble vertcal lne should be arranged to pass thru the centre of the fgure To lroaden the fgure make promnent the outsdes of sleeves by large cuffs of dfferent materal and the shoulders and sdes of the skrt by such arrangement of trmmng that the eye s carred across the fgure nstead of up and down Black and whte show the fgure planly and should be worn only by those possessng good fgures Vnto make the fgure look smaller and do black makes the fgure look smaller Blue green and volet n dull tones make the fgure look smaler and do not cause the outlne of the fgure to become conspcuous Would not be Wthout Zutoo Tablets At Any Cost Ur A O Norton the mllonare Jack Uannfactorer of Boston who recently ded was a great booster" for Zutoo Tablets Bo cnreted from headaches from chldhood and when he found Zutoo Tablets nhwcrd these headaches n a few mnutes aac left no bod effect he began recombwndlng them to ht famly and frends aa unsolcted letter Ur Norton says eloalngr Uy tanuly nse them when ever needed wth equally good reanlts have freqoeatly gven them to frends who were nffetlng from Headache and they never hdled to gve quck reuef always carry Zatoo TaUcta n my grp on the road and WOULD NOT BB WTHOUT HBM AT ANY COST e [85 ceuta per box at all dealers Enlertanraent for a Wnters Evenng Shoutng Proverbs Sltnutug proverbs may be plavcd bv*frum tol to twenty players Uvde the plavors nto two equal groups the groups gnng TO opposte sdes of the room Each group seorouy decdes on a roverb te ot ds o whch arc dvded among the players Each group should lave a oader At hs sgnal lc momuers of hs company shout togeller the words assgned to them The other group must guess the proverb Throeor four trals fur guessng mav >c alowed f the othcr sde guesses corrcctly the lrst sre mustrum nn< run or a goal at tlc end of le room Tose who are tagged must go over to the sde that captured tlcm The two sdes take turns n shoutng ther proverbs A varaton of ths game may be })layed whlo guests arc seated by havng cael person nse ls word n a seteco n answer to a queston from a phyor on the other sde The answers are" gven n turn as LG "Words come n the proverb For nstance sufposc the proverb A rollng stone gathers no moss The frst questoner mgltt ask Do you lke sugar? The frst answerer mglt say  lttle bt goes a long way Avth me The second mght ask Do you lke ths Avoather? Tc second on the otcr sde mght ansaver t s not so bad Avhen m rolng along n my automoble and so on Anyone on the opposte sde may guess f n(v one succeeds now questons arc asked n tle same order Cornel Leaflet m Becpes lor Pork Gnuumns oultme recpes for pork susages and scrapple to say notlng of lard renderng and soap makng are n tmely tp to the thrfty farm rvunan of today By folorvng these emnomcal rrays of usng the pork at butcherng tme money s saved and a varety of delcous meat dshes are added to the famly menus Here arc some tme tested recpes for usng pork as compled by Mss Abby L Marat of the home economes department of the Unversty of Wsco Pork Sausage Po every three pounds of fresh pork allow one pound of fat Grnd the meat and the fat thru a meat chopper Wegh the meat and spread t out u a thn layer and season rvth the followng mxture allowng to every ten pounds of meat two and a half to fve ounces of fne salt one and onefourth ounces of black pepper one and onefourth ounces of ground sago (or leaf sage ground fnely) The seasonng should be sprnkled over the meat and the two mxed together and run thru a meat chopper a second tme The larger amount of salt s to he used t sausage s to be dred and cod smoked as for summer sausage Bulk Sausage Bulk sausage may be packed n a stone or glass ar and the ar kept out hv a tn coatng of melted lard poured over the top Bulk sausage may he fred packed n a crock covered wth hot lard and stored away t wll keep fresh nto snnner Salted slced lam moy be kept n tlo same way t should be fred packed n a crock and covered wth melted lard Phladelpha Scrapple Meat cooked as for head cheese s used To twentyfve pounds of meat use onefourth pound of pepper and onehalf pound of salt The bones are removed and the moat turned nto the lquor n whch t was cooked t s then loated to the bolng pont and corn meal slowly added wth constant strrng untl the mxture s as thck as corn meal mush t should be strred and boled for ffteen mnutes to dstrbute the fbers of meat thruout the mass and then cooked vevy slowly (on the back of the range) for an addtonal hour Pour t n shallow pans two nches n depth cool and keep n a cool place t s slced thn and fred as needed Renderng Lard Leaf lard should be rendered by tself Pat from the sdes trmmngs hams sloulders and neck should be rodered separately (The fat from the gut should be rendered alone) The process s the sano h the three cases Frst remove all lean meat and cut the fat nto %nch peces (t may bo run thru a meat chopper) Pour a quart of water nto a large ron kettle and fll wth the cutup peces of fat Cook over a very moderate fre Dont Ask loo lauc Of the ncubator Dont expect the ncubator to do what the old hen can t Sometmes t does by hatchng thn shelled eggs whch the hens would break n the nest but there s no advantage hatchng such chcks Nether s there any advantage n hatchng chcks that have only enough vtalty to break the shell Eggs hae condtons of health ust as chcks have An egg that has een lad for two or three weeks or an egg kept ll a damp place or n a hgh temperature for two or three days s out of condton An ncubator should not be expected to make a record hatch out of such eggs Nether should t be expected to make a good hatch f the eggs are from a flock of hens that are not layng well f the condtons under whch a fock s kept are such that the flock s not gvng a satsfactory egg yeld they wll not produce satsfactory hatclablty The trouble may be lce mtes overcrowdng unbalanced raton lak of vatalty lack of maturty or over maturty The egg yeld after the turn of the year s a pretty good ndex to the condton of the flock Reproducton s an exhaustve process of nature Anythng that reduces the strength of the he reduces the strength of the chck To get the best results from an ncubator t must be gven a far chance to make good FEBRUARY xÿwxvÿzv:: FeST LADY OF LONDON J :\v SATU nguts BUT MW SOCAL DUTES Lady layoress of London Has Dffrnlt and Anlos rme Durng Her lsband s Tenure of Ofce Has No Ollchl Poston and Few Anrent Prvleges When one Lady Mayoresselect dscusses the comng year of offce vtl her predecessor does her heart ever snk at the thought of the dffcult and arduous tme whch les before erl When we take up resdence n tle Manson House sad Sr Lous Newton recently expect we shall see next to noung of our own lons at Beckenham And Lady Moore the rotrg Lady Mayoress at er at afternoon ecehon remarked that ste had not had tme to keep a fully wrtten dary but that her engagement book showed her that she had auended over seventy publc dnners and opened twenty bazaars durng the past year t speaks well tor the wves of London s Lord Mayors that they have rled wth such conspcuous success the vaguelydefned poston of Lady Mayoress Though she has no offcal poston the Lady Mayoress s the hostess o tlo Cty of London She s Present at all ceremonals and takes part n recevng any dstngushed vstor to the cty Should royaltes be the guests of the cty she s ther hostess durng the vst She helps the Lord Mayor to receve them and presents bouquets to them on behalf ot the cty and she has the honor of beng nvted wth hm to court functons at Buckngham Palace Much of her tme s taken up u chartable work for the Lady Msyoress s presdent of several hosptals n the cty whch deal wth the alments of women and chldren such for nstaneo as the Cty ot London Hosptal for Women and Chldren Commttee meetngs and vsts to chartable nsttutons take up more of her tme than the unntated luglt thnk possble t s somewhat strange that whle the Lord Mayor has so many ancent prvleges that probably no Lord Mayor has ever managed to aval hmself of the whole ot them the Lady Mayoress should have so few One at least she has How many Londoners know that the Lady Mayoress has a specal pew set apart for her use n St Paul s? t s called by the mposng name of The Lord Mayoess s Offcal Closet and seats thrty people t conssts of two rows of seats bult n the chor and s entered from the back Lady Moore the retrng Lady Mayoress has had an especally busy occupancy of the Manson House as her husband had been ll durng part of the tme and any duty whch she could fulfl for hm has fallen on her capable and wllng shoulders t must be wth feelngs of great relef though wth a mnglng of prde at havng had the opportunty of fllng so dgnfed a poston that she returns to her own home after her long absence from t A recent vstor at the Manson House found the hall flled wth packages and bundles angug from dresscases to a ple of tenns racquets for the personal belongngs of the retrng Lord Mayor were beng removed to make way for those of Sr Lous and Lady Newton The Manson House beng the offcal resdence of the Lord Mayor s furnshed by the Corporaton but each Lady Mayoress brngs wth her the small treasures and knckknacks whch mean so much of home to every woman As a rule she brngs also some of her own domestc staff The housekeeper s a permanent offcal and the men servants those models of polteness and masters of nformaton who seem able to answe every nqurer wthout once fallerng or gettng heated about the matter reman on wth one Lord Mayor after aotlrer Thus the Lady Mayoress s releved of many housekeepng detals whch fall to the lot of ordnary housewves Whch s a good thng for no woman however capable and devoted could otherwse cope wth the many publc dutes whch fall to her durng her tenancy of the Manson House PhotogmpUlng Souu»< A Brtsh nventor asserts that sounds make actual rngs n the ar when they occur and that these atmospherc dsturbances affect lght comng through the ar n such a "way as to make them vsble at least to a supersenstve lens Ths engneer has constructed a camera whch actually records the waves o* sound on ts plate and s usng t n the study of the exhaust of gasolne engnes actng on the theory that the qualty of the sound wll tell exactly what f anythng s wrong wth the motor The camera whle apparently successful n photographng smple sounds does not operate successfully when the sounds are of a complex nature as for nstance the notes of an orchestra Chnese Foot s Now Fad The Chnese foot s the very latest thng n London Ths s a consequence of the vogue for Chnese styles Wthout at least the lttle tptoeng walk assocated wth Chnese women all the effect of the wonderful Orental gowns wth ther drawn embroderes and wde sleeves "ftoud be lost And n order to get ths hobbled walk properly the only thng ls to have tny feet or at least shoes that make the feet look tny n Pars specal shoes are beng sold that must be worn at least two szes smaller than ones usual How to Wash and Preserve Woolens Creem Wanted Woolen garments or artcles cleansed wth SURPRSE soap feel soft fluffy and well washed Dry woolen artcles n a moderate temperature not n the sun and do not allow them to freeze Sun s nurous to wool freezng causes shrnkage Any oody havng cream to shp wll fnd that L A Cbarlebos Gem Creamery St Telesphoro Que pays the hghest prce You may shp by CPR to Dalhouse Staton Que or Brdge End Ont or by GTR to RAer Beaadette Quo Gve us a tral and see for yourself Fo further nformaton cther wrte L A Cbarlebos RRl Balhouse Staton Que or call us by phone No 9S GEM CEEAMEUY 7tf L A Cbarlebos Prop CQLECDN AGENCY Regstered Mll Square Alexandra Ont Phone 7 PO Box 23 Notes aud accounts collected at reasonable rates No collecton no charge personally attend to all collectons de MACDONALD Manager BefereneesThe Local Banks NSURANCE For nauroace of ou knds to JAMES KERR AÆXANDRA ONT also arent for Cheese Factory Supples Phone No 83 Dr A W McLeod VETEENABY SURGEON MAN STREET ALEXANDRA ONT OFFCE OVER W SABOURN S MEAT MARKET Phone 7 Nght Phone SO DUNCAN A MCDONALD J LCfZsed Auctoneer For the County of Glengarry Terms Reasonable GREENFELD STATON ONT Henry s Slortand School Our course ncludes Shorthand Typewrtng Spellng Penmanshp Englsh Correspondence Offce Work Cvl Servce etc Our STANDARD of nstructon beng per cent hgher than any other our graduates are preferred and gven BETTER pay Our teachers know what to teach and how to teach t all havng been practcal stenographers t pays to attend the and LEGEST Maple Logs c c wll buy an unlmted amount of fst class maple logs to be delvered at my Mll at Green Val ley or at any staton on the C P E from Dalhonse X to Monkland Hghest prces wll be pad for the above Maples that have bttn tapped must be butted 5 above tappng % t BEST: Lengths wanted 5% 8 feet long oo% 2 feet long Wll also buy Brch aod 8eech lo 2 ft leusths D E HENRY Presdent Corner Bank and Sparks Streets 28tf O TTAW o MONEY TO LOAN WHEN YOU WANT A LOVN GVE MB A CALL AM N A POSTON TO GVE D COURVLLE 2 ALEXANDRA o ONTARO SPECAL TERMS OF PAYMENT TO BORROWERS HAVE ALSO CONSDEKABLE PRVATE MONEY AVALABLE ANGUS MeDONALD ALEXANDRA 7tf CANADAN PACF Most drect route to Western Canada ponts Wnnpeg Calgary Vancouver Edmonton etc Tourst Cars leave Montreal and Ottawa daly offerng a cheap aud comfortable mode of travel Holders of second Class Tckets can have space preserved for themselrves * these cars on payment of a small amount above cost of passage tcket For further nformaton Apply tc F Kerr or to R G Amot Dstrct Passenger Ageut Montreal Que mo Men Wanted 8 TO PER DAY We want men quck who are mechancally nclned to qualfy to hold postons at above wage as auto mechancs engneers electrcal experts truck drvers chauffers salesmen tre w clders and battery men We guarantee to tran you untl our Free Employment Department places you n a poston Wrte quck for Free Catalogue Hemphll Auto Tractor Schools 3 Kng St W Toronto 2e CuttersJlLSegls ~Wc Sell The Cutters from Glengarry McOormckDeerng Chatham Bobsleghs McCormckDeerng Farm Machnery and Engnes McCormck Deerng Prmrose Cream Separators Sngle and Double Harness 9 ) M J MORRS Manufacturers Agent Alexandra Out