FRfDAY, APRIL 22, Daihousie Station

çt ç Ç o. Tke Glengarry News Your Prntng s seen bf more than ten thou sand eyes each week. Keen busness,men apprecate ths fao an advertsement placed n News s a good and safe nvestment. Now s tme to prove ts value as s your voce to publc ; n or words, you are nvarab udged by get-up your prntng and advertsng, matter. latest factkes for up-to-date prntmg places A Busness Brnger n a poston to please you. News Job Press ONTARO, VO, XV Lancaster Maxvlle Mss M. J. Robson, Montreal, Arche Lothan pad Ottawa a Sundayed at her home here. busness trp ths week. John McGllvray shpped sev A. Laframbose, Cornwall, ra horses to Montreal on Monday. transacted busness n town on Fr Bertrand McDougall, Queen s day,.ollege, Kngston, s guest hs Mss Lotte Cummngs Sundayed n aunt, Mrs. W. Henderson, Oak St. Moose Creek guest her parwm. Henderson, eweller, purchased ents, and Mrs. A. Cummngs. valuable property on Man St., Messrs. Hram Robnson and R. owned by Mrs. A, Glenne, Mont- Ross, Warna, transacted busness real. n town on Tuesday. Mss Eva McPherson, who spent Mss Mabel McKnnon, Alexan wnter months n Saranac Lake, dra, spent Sunday wth her parents, N.Y., returned home on Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. D. McKnnon. Mrs. A. Gleme and her son-n-law Mss FJUzabeth - McDarmd spent W. O Hara, Montreal, wer- n latter part last week wth Ottown for a couple days ths eek. tawa frends. steamer "Chaflee dd not Mr J. J. Urquhart pad Alexandra leave port on Monday last owng to a busness vst on Saturday. dense fog on lake. J. Beaudry, propretor Mrs. Duncan McPherson and famly Central Hotel, St. sdore, was a have returned from vstng Mrs. Jas busness caller on Frday. Eraser, at Cardnal, Ont. Mss Teresa McDonald, Alex,n old Donald McNaughton bouse dra, s spendng week n town and store. South Lancaster, s beng guest her sster, Mrs. John torn down ad rebult by Msses Coleman. Strlng. W. H. Dewar, Ottawa,,trans engne last tran broke acted busness here on Thursday. down on Wednesday and was delayed Mss Anna McDermd. Greenabout an hour at staton here. feld, was guest frends here C. A. McNaughton, Bell ths week. Telephone Co., s spendng some days W. H. Dousett spent Wednes guest her mor, Mrs. A. Mc- day n Apple Hll. Naughton. Howard Legault, Fort CouSeveral Lancaster people attended longe, spent early part sale thoroughbred stock at J. week guest hs mor, Mrs. Bennng s (Glen) on Wednesday. B. Captan and Mrs. Daren, who spent Mss Jula Plou has arrved n wnter months at r home town from Ottawa and wll spend here, left for Alexandra Bay, N.Y., summer months wth her parents on Saturday. here. Mrs. Horne, Lndsay, Ont., Haggarty, Montreal daughter Sherff McLennan, was Herald staff, dd busness n town guest her cousns, Msses ths week. McLennan, South Lancaster, recentmrs. Wm. McKay, Alexandra, ly. was gpest on Tuesday Mrs. D. D. J. McMllan purchased a Kppen. carload heavy horses here last Among those who vsted our town week and shpped m by C.P.R. to on Saturday were Messrs. W. LaNorth Battleord, Sask. londe,.\lex. McDonald, Sam McDon A. G. McBean, Thorn Hll, ald, F. Deumo, all Apple Hll. sold 44 large steers Maybee & Fred Leclar, Moose Creek, Wlson, lve stock commsson deal- spent a porton Sunday wth frers, Toronto, on.moneay. y ends here. were shpped by G.T.K. to Toronto Lester Lever, Casselman, on Monday. Sundayed wth hs parents here. Try D. P..J. Tobn for wndow Sam McDonald spent week sash, doors, mouldngs, etc. To- end at hs home n Apple Hll. bn: expects also to h;ue a car R. J. Frankln pad Montreal shngles and dapb ard.s early next a busness vst ths week. month. Fred Davey, Ottawa, was MM, T.onuS ll,/..cly o ths guest Mrs. J. T. Muro over place) but now / rescott, Ont., Sunday. had a narrow esca,.e tom death on Among those who vsted Moose Frday last week n takng car- Creek on. Sunday were Messrs. P. Sebolo acd. gun, A. St. Lous, J. Plon, S. Dou «. Fndng t necessary to take a dose sett, K. Zudon and W. Whalen. medcne that doctor had left A number our young people atfor her, Mrs. Hll pcked up what she tended ball held at Apple Hll thought to be rght bottle, and on Fday evenng and pronounced t drank some contents. n swal- havng been a huge success. lowng she realzed rfreadul ms- Mss Ada McDougall, after a couple take that she had made, and runnng weeks v t at her home here, reto her next door neghbor. Mrs.Glad.: turned to Regna ths week. stone, told her what she lad done. Messrs. Alex. McEwen and R. After gvng her some mlk and Rothwell were at Casselman on Tues mustard to drnk, Mrs. Gladstone day enoyng a day s fshng. hurred to nearest phone and call Our esteemed townsman. Dr. Mored a physcan. Meanwhle a traned row, s makng preparatons for nurse, who was attendng one o erecton ôf a modern prvate dwell"neghbors, was summoned and render ng house on Carne St. east. cd valuable assstance. At last ac Brock, Ottawa branch counts patent s dong well and Bank Ottawa, s temporarly though stll n a precarous condton n charge local branch here her lfe may be saved. durng Massey s absence, who on Mrs. Jacob Flemng. Thursday, 21st nst.. at Pembroke, was marred to Mss Edna Delahey, death occurred on F rday, 15th Aprl, at Hotel Deu. Cornwall, that town. Dr. W. B. McDarmd Mrs. Jacob Flemng, at tle age accompaned Massev to Pem 60 years. deceased, who re- broke and acted as bestman. After sded n Lancaster or past fve honeymoon, and Mrs. Masyears, was a former resdent Wl- Sey vll take up r resdence here, lamstown. She leaves to mourn her and brde wll receve a most hosptable welcome from our ctzens loss, fve sons and fve daugltcrs. funeral took place on Monday not merely on her own account, but from her late resdence here to St. for reason that her estmable Joseph s church and cemetery, Rev. husband s most popular here. Donald Duperron has removed J. M. Foley celebrated requem an old buldng on Car St. east and hgh mass. pall-bearers were Messrs. M. n ts stead wll put up a large samstandsh, Wlamstown ; J. A., M. 0 pleroom whch wll be n connecton wth hs temperance hotel., and L. Denne and A. McDougall. R. Leroux, Alexandra, has We extend our sympathy to beopened up a talor shop n one reavad. McLean s buldngs opposte AdWllams McGlls. vance olfce, and s prepared to wat St. Patrck s church, Watertown, on all who may patronze hm. Mrs. F. J. B. McRae, 7th Rox., ren.y., was scene a pretty weddng, on Monday, Aprl 11th, Men cently left for West where she Mss Mary E. McGlls, daughter wll reon her husband, who precedalex. McGlls, Esq., Wlamstown, ed her some three weeks ago. Alex McNaughton. H ndan was unted n marrage to D. H. Wllams, son Ranald Wllams, o Lands, left on Tuesday for West, Watertown, N.Y. Rev. Far Kelly where he purposes takng up land and performed ceremony. brde makng,hs home. James E. Cameron recently who -was a nece late Mrs. Charlotte McGlls, formerly lved severed bs connecton as clerk n Mr here, and was a very popular young D. J. Jameson s mercantle establshment here, and on Wednesday lady." and Mrs. Wllams spent sev- tlls week, left for Humboldt carryeral days wth frends fere and n ng wth hm best wshes our Wlamstown., y wll résde n ctzens, wth whom he was deservedly popular. Watertown, N.Y.. W. Vounghusband. who lad»_ been on sck lst for several days, has resumed hs dutes n Rank Ottawa here. t s reported here that Paul Noah Roussn, Lancaster, pad Cuerrer, DomnonvUe. has dsths secton a busness vst on Tues- posed hs farm at a good fgure to day last. John Porer, who wll receve Mss Chrstena McDonald, who possesson. spent a few days wth frends here, mmedate 13. K. Snclar has dsposed has returned to Montreal. a lot on Marlborough St. to Messrs. J. E..eteve, school nspector, B. Burnett and N. Lagroux, who wll pad our school a vst on hursday. proceed.to erect a prvate resdence Bachelors n ths secton are n reon. luck that Halley s comet only passes Monday beng shppng day, a caronce fn 70 years, or f t were an annual occurrence and had effect load lve stock was blled from on m t has ths year, we would ths staton to Montreal and qute a soon forget meanng word few farmers were n town for a porbachelor. And t t s comet that ton day. Bertrand wll shortly reasects bachelors ts effects seem to work on wdowers and wdows move a buldng novr on Man St. too, last week a merry wdow agan north, to a pont on Man St. south, entered marred lfe, and recently n close proxmty :he ralway a wdower who has scored three score track. t wll n be remodelled and and ten asked one ot our good negh- fnshed up as a combned dwellng bors to accompany hm as way n and tnsmth shop. troducton and recommend hm to an f a branch Human Socety elderly lady three score and twelve exsted here ts members would soon St. Telesphore devote attenton to manner n whch young cattle, especally calves, n some cases, are brought to town for shpment. At a recent meetng town councl, a petton sgned bv some 30 our ratepayers, was duly presented, askng that body to nstal a system waterworks n vllage. We understand matter was lad over tll next meetng, when t wll receve serous consderaton. For some tme now, want an up-to-date grst mll wthn our confnes, has been keenly felt, and wth a vew securng establshment a mll board trade through r secretary are now n commune alon th several partes, and t s to be hoped that r efforts wll be crowned wth success. Mrs. Peter Chrste. On Tuesday, 19th nst., funeral late Mrs. Peter Chrste, 5th Con. Kenyon, took place. servces were conducted at her late resdence by her pastor, Rev. McKay, who was asssted bv resdent clergymen. bereaved famly have sympathy a large crcle frends not merely ths communty but throughout County Glengarry. nterment took place n Maxvlle cemetery. 1 FRfDAY, APRL 22, 1910 Dahouse Staton She bore her sufferngs wth great patence and calmly resgned herself to wll God fortfed by all rles Catholc church, whch she was a lfe long and fathful member. funeral took place on Saturday mornng to St. Carne s church and cemetery, where requem hgh mass was sung by Rev. H. A. Macdonald. She leaves to mourn her loss one sster, Mrs. O Nel, 2nd Kcn.yon, and several neces and nephews to whom we extend our sympathy. R.l.P. No 13 Fsk Corners Mss Euphema Fraser s spendng a few weeks guest her far, Wm. Fraser. We are much pleased to learn that she s recoverng from her recent llness. Mss Lllan Clsholm spent early part week vstng Fourner frends. Hugh McCrmmon was tle guest hs ncle, Donald Stewart, on Thursday. Messrs..\el McDonald and Chas. Stewart transactçd busness n Alexandra on Tuesday. John Nxon vsted Norman McLeod on Sunday. John A. Grey pad Wndmll s Corners a busness vst recently. Messrs. Menttfe and Hunter vsted Wm. D. Fraser on Wednesday. D. J. Stewart, Rversde, Stewart s Glen, hs uncle,. Mr vsted -s - -D- Fraser, Fsks Corners, recent v... Mss Anne Gray spent week end renewng acquantances n Dunvegan. Mss Wnne McQueen. Skye, spent a few days wth her cousn, Mrs..Nel McDonald.. Messrs. Arthur Martn. Stanley Grey and Jack McLeod, Alexandra, vsted latter s home here on Sunday. A weddng on taps. Partculrs later. Mack s Comers Owng to frequent showers ths week grass s sproutng ncely. Jack McMllan vsted ths ds\ trct on Saturday. Mr, John A. McKnnon and Mr, Lnton, Vankleek Hll, dd busness through ths secton ths week. Mss Sade McLeod, Dalketh, s spendng w eek at J..N. Mcntosh s. Geo. Cameron pad Vankleek Hll a busness vst on Tuesday. Mrs. D. C. McKnnon spent Sunday at home ). F. McLennan. Mr, J. D. Cameron called on Rory McDougall, Dalketh; on Monday. Consderable lve stock were shpped from Dalketh staton on Tuesday to Montreal market., D, C. McKnnon has purchased an up-to-date Massey-Harrs mower from J. A. McKnnon, local agent.. W. D. McGllvray pad Dalketh a busness vst last Monday. J. D. Cameron spent Saturday guest,mr, Jack Hamlton, Breadalbane. Mrs. James Helps has re-opened her house at Cote St. George for summer. Servces n Presbyteran churches on Sunday were conducted by Hunter, Presbyteran College, Montreal. Arch. McDonald, Montreal, Sundayed n town guest hs far, John W. McDonald. Hs many frends were delghted to meet Rev. W. A. Morrson, South Mountan, who spent a short tme n town on Monday. Qute a number from here attended dance at North Lancaster Frday evenng. and Mrs. Paul (>uerrer were Segun, DomnonvUe, has been engaged as clerk bv McDonald & guests Dunvegan frends remclachlan, who wll wthn next cently. ten days move nto Dever s pre-, Mss Ferguson, Martntown, call ed on frends here recently. sent stand. A. G. Munro, central tcket For frst tme ths season, mlk was receved at Alpha factory on agent, Ottawa, was guest fr- ends here early part week. Monday. McGregor has complet and Mrs. Wm. Clark had for ed an addton to hs factory to accommodate hs newly acqured grnd- r guests for some days, and ( Mrs, Duncan McLennan, Lumsden, er. glad hank s beng extended to Sask. Mss Eva McNaughton. Ottawa, Hugh J. McDonald, who arrved from Cobalt on Saturday evenng on spent early part tl telfll..t ler parental home er a vst to hs home at Brdge End. W. J. Kenne Whle en route from Provdence, R. Fred Sabourn wears a broad J., to Prnce Rupert, B.C., where an called on frends Dan D mportant poston awats hm, smle ths week. Nel McDonald spent early part Was here on Angus D. McMllan left an re have been Legault. several more week wth hs bror, and M] Monday evenng for Montreal to unchanges n real estate lately n Kenneth McDonald, Commer- Hloomngton dergo an operaton for appendcts. town Vankleek Hll. Wm. A. cal Hotel. He receved a caed mlle guests Mn Mss Sara McRae, Glen SandCheney has purchased fne brck fal from hs frends. Bour Paul CJ leld, vsted at Sandy McRae s Mrs. Malcolm McLean, resdence Rev. John R. McCrm- geos accompaned hm. hs farm and dl on Saturday. mon, on corner Wall andunon wth deep regret that we Alex. Ganes, who recty dv- Porer. James Hay was guest Sts., for $2200. John Warren orced hmself from C.P.R., s ; death Mrs. Malcolm Brode frends on Sunday. D. J. CamJ sold hs. house and lot on west now n horse busness. He wll Maxvlle, trasact( whch took place on Aprl Mss McLeod, Krk Hll, vsted sde Unon St., to Andrew buy and trade anythng from a saw- Wednesday. her son s resdence, lot 25-6 Msses McDonald over Sunday. Wood for about $2200. Warren horse to a Dan Patch. Baltc s Corners. de and Mrs. Hugl Mss Tela McGregor, Glen Sandceased, whose maden name was Mary feld, was guest Mss A. E. purposes removng wth hs famly to Wm. Roulo s now engaged as (laughter, Mart McCrmmon,, was born n 8th Campbell, latter part Medcne Hat, Alberta, where two chef on one C.P.R. boardng through here on Satun Ms daughters are now resdng. He cars, so when BU comes marchng spend week end wll Caledona, and was 83 years at } week. s havng an auc?ton sale hs house home agan you can order t a la C. frendslme her death. Her husband,ma. Mss Mary Jane Brode returned hold efects on Saturday afternoon, P.R. Our farmers are decdedly pleased.uclean, predeceased her about ten ; from Royal Vctora Hosptal, and a half years ago. She s survv- Montreal, on Frday last. Aprl 23. commttee n charge have al- now that clerk wear Mrs. N. M. Burwash.on Thursday, ready begun arrangements for has sent m fne ran followed by ed by tluec sons, namely, Duncan n, Mss Anne Brode spent a few Aprl lth, left for her new home annual race meet here on 1st warm days. Whle as yet re has St. Johns, New Brunswck ; Nel on (lays ths week wth Vankleek Hll n Ottawa. She purposes resdng July. programme conssts not been very much seedng done homestead, and Peter at Davd- frends. wth her daughter, Mrs. Fred Durant fr classes and already several own- pasture and hay felds are comng on son, Sask. She also leaves three on 2nd Avenue. brors and two ssters, Nel and ers have sgnfed r uleaton ncely. Mrs. Archbald McNsh and famly beng present wth r horses. A number from ths dstrct, on John, 2o-9th Kenyon; Arche n B. have left for r new home n track s one best n ths ds- Tuesday, pad r last trbute C.; Mrs. Donald McNel, Skye, Ancaster. trct and should prove very fast ths respect to a departed frend by at- and Mrs. McGowan, Dunvegan. Our town s becomng depopulated year. Bear n mnd day, July 1. tendng funeral late Mrs. deceased lady was hghly res)ucted Seedng s order da} n from week to week. Peter Chrste, fth Kenyon, whch and esteemed by all who had ths vcnty. Black Hawkns. and Mrs. Peter Lothan, Rev. Dr. McFhal conducted servce took )lace to Maxvlle cemetery. pleasure her acquanance. resdence John L. Mor- famly and mmedate frends Hreadalbane, are both serously ll. funeral servce was conducted n.mccrmmon Hall last Tuesday Mr, Lothan s over 90 years age rson, Glen Nevs, was scene a have sympathy our people. at her lac resdence bv Rev. K. A. evenng. Gollan, who delvered a verv mpresand Mrs. Lothan s about 86 vears (uet but pretty weddng on Monday, D. A. McCuag called on D 18th nst., when hs nece. Mss Florold. s\e dscourse. remans were A. McMllan recently. Samuel Grooes, L.L.B., edtor ence Hawkns, was unted n wedlock followed to r last restng place, Msses Bella and Florence Mo. Department Mnes to Arthur Black, son James Dunvegan cemetery, bv a large con- Gllvray were guests at A.. Domnon Government, Ottawa, wll Black, Esq., -1th Con. nuptal course neghbors and frends. Dewar s on Monday. Mss Anne Ferguson, Munroe s D.V. delver hs popular lecture on knot was ted by Rev. W. A. Morrs- Mlls, spent Sunday wth reds n pall-bearers were Messrs. Nel Henry Vogan, Dalketh, was Canada s ndustral Future n on, South Mountan, n -presence town. A. McLean, Dan N. McLean, Nel Me here early part week. Methodst church, Vankleek Hll, on mmedate relatves con Crmmon, Ml. McCrmmon. Alex. A, Kenze McDonald and sster, Mss Volet Marerrson let on Monday evenng, Aprl 25th. A small tractng partes. Congratulatons. Wednesday for Guelph, where she McLean and Alex. McNel, all nep- Mss Magge, attended preachng n Brdge End~St. Telesphore. admsson fee 15c. for adults and West Church on Sunday last. take a course n Domestc Sc- lews deceased. An exctng football match was re- wll 10c. for chldren wll be charged. A J. R. Mcntosh, accompaned ence n Ontaro Agrcultural Colcordal nvtaton s extended to all cently played between above two lege. by hs sster, Mss Casse. weïe n to come and have a good tme as a named teams, same resultng n a Alexandra latter part James Mcntosh. NorthBrauch, Lochel wn for Brdge End by comfortrch treat s antcpated. week. pad town a bref vst Mrs. Antone.orest. able score 9 to 0. Several heroes Martntown, Mrs. Nel McCrmmou. and Mrs. R. C, Vogan, Vankbefore leavng for Wes on TuesOl Frday, Aprl 15th, an aged and leek Hll, were guests A. town Vankleek Hll has many a well fought game fgured day. respected resdent Lochel, n H. Dewar on Thursday last. agan been called to mourn loss on lneup, whch was as follows : Lavgne and daughter, Mss person Mrs. Antone orest, anor our old and hghly es- Brdge End Goal, J. Gordon; f. back Lavgne, Avonmore, spent a few Qute a few rom around here were teemed resdents n person Mrs Allan J. McRae, Rod. McDonald ; days ths week at hgîr passed away. deceased, whose at P. Proulx s stonng bee on maden name was Eulale Lavgne, Saturday. McCrmmon, wdow late Nel r. wng, J. McDonald, Hugh Kenny, Francs Lavgne. McCrmmon, who passed peacefully. wng, Jas. Kenny, F. Gordon ; Mss H. McMllan, Unty, vsted Rev. MePhee, Ave, and Was born at St. Genveve, Jacques away, Wednesday, Aprl 13th, at forwards, J. A. Montgomery, D. Mc- Rev. Waddell, o Wtlamstown, Carter County, Quebec, and had her home here on Saturday last. St. Teles- asssted at preparatory servces reached venerable age 92 years resdence her son-n-law, A. N Kay, Angus McDonald. D. McKnnon vsted frends Cheney, on Unon St. Phe deceased phore Goal, D. McDougall ; f. back, held n Presbyteran church here Twenty-fve years ago she, wth n west recently. members her famly came to Glen, lad reached advanced age 82 P. Mahen, L. Mahen ; r. wng, A. on Frday and Saturday. years, so that her demse was not Boyer, J. McDougall ; 1. wng, D. Me. Messrs. Grant & Mcntyre, mer- garry and settled n 14th Lochel Dougall, Allan McDonald ; forwards, chants, unloaded a car Hour and he decased leaves to mourn her unexpected. funeral took place on Saturday.Angus McDonald, John McDonald, G feed durng early part three sons and fve daughters, and s also survved by nnety-two grandaprl 16th, relgous servces Mahen, N. McCosham. week. chldren and one hundred and sxtywere conducted at house by Rev. John J. McDonald returned» funeral A. late Mrs. Chas. eght great grand chldren. C. Ferguson home on Tuesday after spendng Lavgne took place from resd funeral, whch was very large- wnter n Cobalt. church. ence her son, Francs Lavgne, ly attended, took place on #Ûnday -.,\Ve are glad to state that Mrs. An pall-bearers were her son, to Greenfeld church and cemetery on afternoon fr her late resdence to gus Cameron, who had been un -. Judge N. McCrmmon. Oshawa, Mss M. M. McDonald, who spent Wednesday last. sympathy St. Alexphurch and cemetery, sck lst for some tme, s consderont.; son-n-law, Arthur N. Cheney, Rev. John P. Mennes, J. some tme n.avonmore, rp.turned communty s extended to Lochel, Jy. 13. D. McMllan fcât ably mproved n health. bereaved relatves n loss r ng at trre last sad rtes. S. Mcntosh, Vankleek Hll ; home last week. Mss M. C. McDonald, teacher, Mss Teresa McDonad 9 <Rlexan- loved one. John Fraser, Hawkesbury, and Tle pall-bearers were sx grandsons Hllmount, vsted frends n town John N. McLeod, Skye. nter- dra, was guest her aunt, Mrs. deceased, namely, Messrs. Leo on Monday. (Too late for last ssue.) ment was made n cemetery n J. J. Macdonell, for a few;<.ays ths De Belefeulle, Jos. De Bellefeulle Mss Jenne Glles and Capt. J. Robert McGlls, Martntown, week. lenrv De Bellefeulle, Wm. Sabourn, A. Glles, Glen Norman, spent 7th Con. West Hawkesbury. Duncan.J. and Mss Kate Mc- has contract pantng D. Oscar Secour and D. prest. deceased was a devout, exsunday wth frends here. emplary Chrstan lady and a con- Donald, Farvew, were guests ot D. McDermd s house. Angus McDougall took hs de Jas H. Mcntyre spent a few sslent member Presbyteran Montreal frends last week. parture on Tuesday for Cobalt va Qute a number from here attended days recently guest Montreal church. She s survved by two sons Montreal. Our best wshes go wth Malcolm, n Montana. U.S., and party n Apple Hll last Frday frends. hm. Beautful sprng wear. Judge N. McCrmmon, Oshawa,and evenng and all report an enoyable Mss Carne McDonald, Sprng John Graham and famly, fanners ths vcnty are Dale, has as her guest for a f(w days one dauglter, Mrs..\rthur N. Che- evenng. Montreal, have moved to r farm Mrs. W. McKav, -Alexandra, spent takng full advantage fne ths week, Mss Maron Donovan. ney, ths place. near Loch Garry. wear and are busy gettng To sorrowng famly and or a few days wth frends here ths Mss Mary B. McDonald. Eg, spent Schell, Maxvlle. s busly sprng r seedng done. relatves we extend our deepest sym- week. early part week guest engaged plasterng H. A. Muro s R. McLennan transacted bus D. D. McKnnon vvas guest Mss Jenne McMllan. sympathy. new house. ness n Glen Robertson recently. N. D. McLeod early part We welcome to our mdst and Mrs. Dan Ferguson vsted her week. M.ss na Snclar was guest P. Holt am famly Montreal daughter, Mrs. Jas. Kppo, durng Mss (rstena McMllan last week. We are all pleased to learn that Mr Mrs. who have taken up Emburg s A. A. McLeod, who recently had hs house Mrs..1. J. Macdonell was guest early part week. recently vacated bv Proulx. and Mrs. Lous Gaur left foot broken, s mprovng. frends n Alexandra on Wednes Duncan McDonald returned to Mrs. Robert Frankln and famly, day. on Monday for Montreal, where Mss rene McGregor vsted her on Tuesday after spendng a, Maxvlle, were guests her Hugh GllUs, Montreal. has former wll undergo an operaton for parental home at St. Elmo on Sat- Montreal week here guest hs sster, Mrs parents on Sunday. moved hs famlv to tow n and s now- appmdcts. W(; hope to see hm urday and Sunday. Emburg. home shortly en(?yng best We are pleased to see Ur. J. Mc Ben McDougall, Maxvlle, occupyng hs resdence on Man St. health. Kenze n our mdst agan after bepad Glen a busness vst on north ng confned to hs room for several Monday. Mrs. AeDougal, Plvmoul. X.H., Carter Beaudreau. Dr. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart, arrved on a vstto her parents, Mr days. ceremony consecraton, marrage DamondCar. Nel McL.eod passed through Rev. M. F. Fallon as Bshop Moose Creek, were guests hs am Mrs. Hugh P. McDonald. here cn route for reland. parents, and Mrs. A. Stew- ter and Mss Anna Beaudreau, both Docese London, takes place ths place, cccurrc-d at St. Cath Alex. McLean s spendng some at lvond( frst next week, and art, on Frday. lme wth hs bror, J. A. Mc- t wll brng toger a most dstn D. UcKercher, drover, luax- erne s church, Monday mornng, 18th Ltan, Moose Creek. vlle, was a busness vstor here on.aprl. nterestng ceremony was gushed company ecclesastcs from Kosamond performed by Rev. R..A. Macdonald, 1). W. McLeod, who s sufferng all Frday. parts ( anada and Unted P.P. brde, who was unattended from blood posonng, s, we are Uov McCrmmon, Maxvlle, States. consecratng Bshop wll Messrs. Arche and John ck- pleased to learn mprovng aowly. accompaned by hs nece. Mss Kate looked charmng n a wdte sut and non be Most Rev. P. J. McEvay,.spent last Sunday at St.Eugene. R. Snclar, vsted at home whte lât to match. and.mrs. Archbshop Joronto. who wll be (arter left for Ottawa on a honey and Mrs..rche (. McMllan, John F. Snclar last Frday. asssted by Bshop Scollard, Sault 6th Kenyon, spent.sunday John McLeod, Cedar Hll, m(hn trp, ( ongratllatons. Ste. Mare, and Bshop Macdonell lastn ths secton guest rs Mss Mary O Connor. accompaned by James McNaugh A very successful and enoyable ths place..\lex. McMllan. ton, DomnonvUe, called onpper At lot 26-5th Con. Kenyon, re euchre party was held n St. Raphaels Ur. -John L. McDougall.Sundayed on Aprl 11th, n School D. Stewart passed away to her eternal rewmrd, Does your bov belong anywhere? D. K, Snclar, Maxvlle, was on Thursday, Aprl 14. Mary O Con- wth Geo. G. Ross. Hall, n ad a school lbrary. Does he swm, or play lacrosse, or a busness vstor here latter part nor, at advanced age seventy funeral late.mrs. An- euchre was largely attended and soccer, or baseball, or crcket, or rde week. eght years. Born n Wexford, re- tone Tlcorest, whose death occurred results very satsfactorv. n add- a wheel? Now s tme to get hm John Campbell, Bonnellll, land, she emgrated to ths country on Frday last, took place to St. Ton to funds receved from ths outdoors and to make a man hm. vsted M. A. Stewart on Sun- wth her people upwmrds half a.alexander church and cemetery on entertanment a generous sum was Do not let hm be a molly, but let day. century ago, and a few- years later vsunday last, and was very largely contrbuted to good work, by sprt Canada thrve n hm. Mrs. M. L. Stewart, Maxvlle, took up her resdence on above attended. bereaved relatves Rev. D. -A. Campbell, for whch lke clean sport to make was guest Mss Alagge Stew- mentoned farm, where she resded have warmest sympathy ter pupls St. Raphaels school are Nothng clean mnds, and nothng lke art on Sunday. untl tme her death. many frends. very grateful. opfn ar to make healthyîholçs/ 7 DomnonvUe Vankleek Hll Brode Baltcs Corners Érk HUl Apple HÜ1 Glen Roy Greënfeld Skye Stewarts Glen St. Raphael s

% News, Alexandra, Aprl 22 1910» % < # < 4 4 BUYYOURGROGERES at John Boyles, where you can get best qualty at Moderate Prces. sell he best Frut money can buy when n season. When you want No. 1 Butter or Lard come to me. Best Teas-and CTees always always n stock. Phone 25 John Boyle GOODS Alexandra, Ont. DELVERED CHEESEMAKERS TEST OUTFTS AT Ppette 10 c. c. &. 17.6 c.c. Burettes 10 c. c. & 50 c. c. Drop Bottles Strrng Rods Rubber Tubng Alkal (our own make) ndcator (our own make) Measurng Glasses oz. to 20 ozs. rmometers Anythng Specal got on shortest notee. Prces low as lowest and you save express charges All our last year s customers are back agan ths sprng. Jon crowd and get satsfacton. Brock 0strom & Son, Medcal Hall,, Alexandra, Ont. Banque d Hochclaga Captal Authorzed $4,000,000 Pad Up - Reserve Fund 2.500.000 2.300.000 Vanklcek Hll Branch, D. MclN.NbS - MANAGE» MQWeY MONEY ïbe anderenect s prepared to loaamoney t 6 per oent on terms, to sat borrowers OHAROKH REASONABLK; FAR UBLHO ACCORDED TO ALL.. PRVATE MONET AVAloARLE. VARM8 FOR SALE. ANGUS McDONAL-. \ Whte Clover Brcdd 9 JUNE MEADOWS TMs b Perfedl Loaf amoant e otk <0 and Ugt Mafc»«ttat«betfr.wp trèttk longer and gve Mrootrength andnour Muntot than any or OP obf wll coqvoce you. JOHN ROBERTSON, NDRA, SNTAWO REAL ESTATE A Few Many Snaps 1 Have for Sale: hav a «ommodous, up-to-date dwellng ltuate n popular Summer Resort South Lancaster, for sale. Th s one South Lancastar most beautful resdences wth large Coach House and barn, and spacou grounds. Would make an deal gentleman s summer resdence. hav also two or emaller dwellng located on Rver St. Lawrence whch wll be sold at a bargan. have an up-to-date new resdence, all modern mprovements, good large lot, good outbuldngs n Lancaster vllage. have a small dwellng centrally located a Lancaster vllage wth good large lot and small barn. To be sold cheap. Several farm n Glengarry County alo a number small garden larms. Several vllage lots for sale. F YOU HAVE ANY PROPERTY TO SELL, SEE TOBN. Fre and Lfe lusuradce D. P. J. Tobn, LANCASTER, ONT. ftl Hon. A. G. AlacKay, leader Ontaro Opposton, s provng a verefectve, yet far crtc Whtney Government, both n and out tle Legslature. He addressed Lberals London on Saturday nght and made some very strong ponts. followng edtoral comment Advertser brngs out some m : MacKay s speech on Saturday nght was keen, brllant, and scrupulously far. Hs skll as a parlamentaran s matched by hs platform ablty. Very efectve was hs crtcsm fnancal polcy and pretensons Ontaro Government. Government makes a boast crcumstances that annual revenue provnce has ncreased $2,600,- 000 snce 1894. MacKay showed that $2,512,000 was accounted for by ncreases under sx heads Corporaton taxes, brewers and dstllers lcenses, successon dutes, mnng lands, Temskamng Ralway and federal bonus. Whtney and hs assocates, when n Opposton, fought corporaton, brewers and dstllers taxes. y moved to cut successon dutes n half. y obstructed Temskamng Ralway proect, wnc nad resulted n mneral dscopenes n New Ontaro. mposton mnng royaltes lackay s own suggeston, Government a year ent Mmster Mnes t he would never con- T.0 a or me: venton, tre L/1 Ottawa must be c; MacKay bele; ton an Oppostb cal, but construe convnced educatona nto Gonformt. tral develop, ya«pass taxaton. e federal suhovernment at d.,hat funcnot only crt He s deeply d broadenng ten to brng t th modern ndusand to open wder doors Jpfortunty for chl ;en unforsely, greater ma- e oblged to leave scîtogjç?&ÿ seek r lvelhood n rsély teens. Government spend $1.38 per annum on each publc and separate school chldren ; $4.66 upon each hgh school pupl ; $112 upon each normal and model school pupls, and $126 upon each student Toronto Unversty. 20,000 or 30,000 chldren, who are forced by chll penury to go to work before y reach hgh schools are left to shft for mselves, so far as state s concerned. - MacKay would have state extend m a helpng hand by provdng a system trades schools. y could contnue r general educaton at nght classes, and combne t wth techncal nstructon, whch would make m more sklled and more productve workers. Ths s a queston vtal mportance to manufacturers and workng classes. standard ndustral educaton must be rased f Ontaro s to fully prt by her great natural advantages as a manufacturng centre. MacKay has moved resolutons n Legslature year after year, amng at. makng a begnnng toward establshment trades schools on a scentfc plan throughout provnce, but Government s sngularly reluctant to make a move. pressure publc opnon must force Goyèrnment to do somethng n near future. MacKay s performng a useful servce n hastenng day. Lberals Mantoba held a conventon at Wnnpeg, on Tuesday, Aprl 5, whch Wnnpeg Free Press desgnates as largest, most satsfed and certanly most determned and busnesslke conventon ever held wthn bounds Wnnpeg. t adds that t broke up n a scene enthusasm, and n an atmosphere comng vctory, whch bade ll for present poltcal admnstraton ths provnce, nhere were some sx hundred delegates, and ths n a small provnce s >a strong evdence n tself deter- Used n Canada for over half a century used n every comer -world where people suffer from Constpaton and ts resultng troubles Dr. Morse s ndan Root Plls, stand hgher n publc estmaton than any ors, and r everncreasng sajes prove r merl Physcans prescrbe m., 25c. a box. mnaton tle Lberals ot that provnce to rd provnce an admnstraton that s weak and extravagant. choce T. C. Norrs, M.P.P., as leader by Opposton n Legslature was ratfed by conventon so unanmously and enthusastcally that t s evdent that he wll have Lberals entre provnce behnd ln -n contest whch t s expected wll soon take place. Wnnpeg Free Press sununarzes platform lad down n varous resolutons. Some propostons may appear slghtly radcal to Ontaro Lberals, but on whole t s an excellent platform, one on whch a vctory should be ganed when electon comes. t follows ncreased grants to rural schools. Compulsory educaton. A provncal unversty. Drect legslaton by means ntatve and referendum. Co-operaton wth muncpaltes n buldng good roads. Voters lsts prepared only for electons from muncpal lsts supplemented by personal regstraton. A non-partsan telephone commsson responsble to Legslature. Settlement boundary queston by Mantoba recevng lands and all natural resources added terrtory. A reducton $290,000 a year n cost admnstraton. Resdent maorty vote n local opton. Muncpal electors to have power lmtng or reducng number lcenses. All lcenses to be granted or refused by county court udges nstead lcense commssoners. Publc lands to be sold by publc competton, except where sold to actual settlers wth settlement dutes. Swamp lands to be draned before sale and government to share expenses dranage dstrcts when crown lands form part dstrct. A non-partsan elevator commsson abect only to Legslature.. A defnte polcy on agrculture. Ralway taxes to be dstrbuted on an equtable plan among muncpaltesf 11 111 How about schoolhouses n your town? What sort a classroom s provded for your son or daughter to work n, fve or sx hours per day? Do you know wher fresh ar s admtted or prohbted n that room? Do you know wher room s properly cleaned or s t germladen wth sweepngs? And f you don t know, why don t you know? > Why do you watch your chld s scholastc progress, as shown n weekly or monthly reports from teacher, and neglect to ask what care s gven to hs body from 9.00 to 12.00 and from 1.30 to 3.30, fve days each week? f you heard that lttle tjmmy Brown, who sts at desk next to your son, was carryng dphra germs from bedsde hs sck far nto that class-room, you would be frst to appear before cty physcan or board health to fle a complant. Well, Jmmy s far has a dsease ust as nfectous tuberculoss and Jmmy Brown s carryng nto that close, unventlated class-room tuberculoss germs n hs clothng. > Why don t you do somethng to prevent such dangerous contact for your boy? Why don t you demand n your town notfcaton and regstraton for far and fumgaton and segraton for son? What rght have you, as an ntellgent far or motler, to let your chld take such chances? se are straght-from--shoulder questons whch you. as a parent, should consder and answer. y contan reason for physcal examnaton school-chldren. Ths does not work a hardshp on few, and t does save many. Better that school board your town be forced to spend a few dollars each month for a class segregated tubercular chldren than that your chldren and a score or healthy chldren should be nfected wth W hte Plague. From Woman s Home Companon. Of all dangerous mplements on a farm a rotten ladder s, wthout doubt, one worst, says a wrter n Country Lfe. n frst place, t s ten made very persh able wood, and n holes n whch rounds are placed soon gar and hold mosture, and decay sets n. n ctes ladders are generally well looked after and kept panted, but farm ladder s exposed to all condtons. t.s put on sunny sde a hayrck on a bla.ng July day, and f re s n t a partcle mosture t s drawn out. n comes a thunderstorm or a day s ran, and splts caused probably by sunshne swell, and rungs whch were too loose are now too bg, sdes splt, and ladder s not half so strong as twas. n comes autumn, and ladder s besde some hayrck from October untl Aprl, subect to all dsntegratng nfluences wnter wear. Now a man half way up a ladder takng out a fap hay that weghs a full hundredweght from cut, exerts a great amount lve pressure on ladder, and H round or sde gves way re s nevtable accdent. t s sngular, too, that se accdents generally occur n late February or early March. A spruce deal ladder, even f wth oak rounds, s about one most prtless nvestments that a farmer can ndulge n. A few weeks ago an artcle appeared ll several daly papers whch clamed that strppngs or last mlk taken from cow. was a cure for that dread dsease, consumpton, wrter stated nstances n whch patents had been restored to normal health where mlk was gradually spped n quanttes a quart or more two or three tmes a day. mlk must also contan anmal heat and be drunk at temperature blood as t crculates n body. strppngs contan much more butterfat than fore mlk, hence, r superor qualty. q hs remedy, no doubt, has mert but cannot be regarded a sure cure for a dsease whch, untl qute recently, has been called one ncurables. Years ago physcans prescrbed varous sprtuous and malted lquors for r patents who, fron. contnued dsease, needed stmulants to mantan or restore strength. Mlk s now rapdly takng place alcoholc stmulants n practce best doctors n ths am or hghly cvlzed coantes. he typhod fever patent s allowed to drnk mlk n ( uatcs suffcent to mantan strength durng extended perod whch s requr ed for tle dsease-producng germs to complete r lfe hstory. Many stomach and bowel troubles are quckly releved and permanently cured where afflcted people wll confne mselves to a det mlk for a few days or weeks. Mlk s a perfèct food for man or beast, hence, wll supply mands body mantenance for many weeks. value mlk as food and medcne, s better understood today than at any or tme m, hstory tle world. Ths accounts n part, for enormous quanttes used n large ctes ths country. Sold mlk trans are run nto se ctes from varous drectons every mornng, where supply can hardly keep pace wth demand. Mlk s now takng place tea and cfee as well as ntoxcatng beverages as a drnk for great masses people. world over. Wlole mlk, whch ncludes on an average about four per cent butterfat and three tmes as much sold materal, s most desrable. Buttermlk from creamery, however, s rapdly growng n favor as a beverage as well as medcne. A delcate or senstve stomach wll retan and dgest buttermlk when or foods would be a cause dstress, perhaps, serous complca- tons. Buttermlk s now dspensed by glass at drug stores, restaurants, and or publc drnkng places. Farmers should provde famly wth a ug flled wth buttermlk every tme creamery s vsted. A taste wll very soon be acqured for t, after whch ndvdual members famly wll regard buttermlk ndspensble at meal tme as well as a lght, refreshng lunch. Many rural people who keep cows regard cream as too expensve for famly use whle calves, n some nstances, are allowed to take luxury as whole mlk from r mors. Cream s an exceedngly wholesome as well as nutrtous food, especally for members famly who happen to be n delcate health or are poorly nourshed by or foods. Do not deprve ht famly cream as a luxury or an artcle daly consumpton. Cream makes a most excellent dressng for a large varety fresh as well as cooked fruts. Many knds berres and cream, peaches and cream, etc., are menton ed as country luxures 1,hat are not excelled by danty dshes any cty table, he producer se luxures s certanly enttled to a full share. We urge our readers to acqure habt drnkng mlk as a substtute for or beverages and to use cream generously as an artcle food. farm should be self supportng as far as possble. Ths apples to famly as well as herds lve stock. Store goods cost money and, as a rule, are not as good n qualty as home productôns. Homegrown ratons for men and cows are wholesome, healthful and dependable. t s more from carelessness than anythng else that farmers fal to provde all se thngs for r famles. t s tme for mprovement and r wves should see that t s made. THEY ACTUALLY CURE RHEUMATSM Gn Plls Prove t t s one tlng to clam to cure Rheumatsm. t s qute anor to do t. Gn Plls bear out every clam we rnake for y are not a favorte prescrpton or a marvellous dscovery" or a wonderful secret preparaton." y are smply a common-sense, scentfc comlfnalon medcnes that have proved r value n Kheumatsm, Kdney and Bladder Troubles, and Dsorders Lver. Ogden, N. S., July 1st, 1909. have been troubled wth Rheumatsm so bad that could not work. A doctor tended me and advsed me to go to hosptal but all no good untl a frend told me to try Gn Plls. dd so and after usng a few boxes, am pctfectly cured. am recommendng Gn pus. D. J. LAWLER, re s no reason why Lawler s case should be any dfferent from youra. He took Gn Plls and cured hmself Rheumatsm. W hy don t you take m and cure yourself? We wll let you test m free, A sample Gn Plls wll be sent you, ab> solumly free, f you wrte Natonal Drug «Chem. Co. Lmted (DepL A. Toronto. à Let Me Quote You Prces On PAGE FENCES AND GATES Styles for all uses lawns, gardens, parks, farms. All heghts. Cost less to erect and gve better servce. Call or wrte. 14,000 Mles ol Page Fence and 73,000 Page Gates n nse n Canada. 1910 Page Gates have Galvanzed Frames 504 J. D. McGLLlVRAY, - Alexandra UNPRECEDENTED Messr.s Saborn & Gampeau announce a fne dsplay seasonable good.s n all lnes whtewear and or dress goods, hats, boots and shoes for Easter Trade Our best thanks are due and are hereby tendered to our nnner )us old customers and many ors for r pat-onage accorded us durng our bg dssoluton sale. Ths long establshed and well known house s stll n busness at old stand better prepared than ever to serve needs tradng publc old Glengarry. Whtewear Fne lne whtewear n endlesâ varety s now n stock for Sprng and Summer trade. t ncludes a superb assortment lades wasts and underwear. se goods are latest style and best makes, and have been so carefully bought that y are already half sold. y are frst qualty and prces are such as cannot be beaten by any store n se Unted Countes.» Call and Examne " and you wll fnd both goods and prces as we advertse, ust rght.» Sprng Hats A fne assortment hats latest styles, and reasonable prces, s now on vew. No man s well dressed so long as he wears an old hat and young man who would place hmself beyond reproach n ths partcular should call and see our stock. He ll fnd prces alrght. Boots and Shoes We are carryng a heavy stock lades and gentlemen s foot wear. For neatness and valu our boots and shoes cannot be surpassed. well dressed man or woman s known by ft hs shoe qute as well as by style hs hat or garments n whch he s clod. f you would be n style call and see our sprng goods. SABOURN & CAMPEAU, Alexandra, Ontaro. F AN ADVERTSEMENT CONVNCES YOU, STAY: CONVNCED. -When you read n ths paper advertsement a manufacturer who has pad for space used to convnce- you tlat t s to your nterest to buy hs goods, and you go to a dealer where such artcles are usually handled for sale, do not let dealer or one hs clerks, sell you somethng else whch he clams s ust as good. f an advertsement convnced you, t was betause element truth whch t contaned. We accept only such advertsements as we beleve truthfully descrbe goods for sale. NSST ON GETTNG WHAT YOU "ASK FOR.

News, Alexandra, Ont Aprl 22 1910 ;V Soamss lmtorp LEGAL W - STEWART, A. NOTARY PRRUC & lftcaebe Ont. JAMK& MLDBN B.8o Ü.B., Cvn, ENONSBR AND SDRVHTOB 2ans Prles, Estmates, &o., on applcaton CoRN WAnn. ONT Phone RossmoraOfloe 2nd 6t East. MUNRO M. SOLOTOB, OONTBTANORB. N0X4BV ÏX t V Alezaadft, ( 11 oney to Loan at Low Bates nteres Mortgages Porohased. gdward H. TFFANY. Barrster, Notât} Kl{, Over News Offce... SMTH À LANGLOS, BARRSTERS, SOUCTORS NOSARE PUBLC, CONVEYANCBES \>ffees ftaawtngw Block, CornwalL Money to Loent R. Smth, K.c,, M.P. A. Sandfeld Langlos A. PBNGLK, K. 0. Barrster, Solctor, Notary Publc Solctor for Royal Bank, Cornwall, Om OGO & JJARKNESS Barrsters, Solctors. &c Offce; Brown Block, Prtt St. Oornwal Money to Loan J. G. Harkness O.. Gogc. JR. D. E, DMLCLN LA CASTER, ONT. Graduate Ontaro Veternary Oollogp. Veternary Sergeon & Dentst. Offce Corner M.n and Oak Streets Your Patronag- Solcted. JQRyA. F. McLAHKX EYE, EAR, NOKE AND THROAT Offce Hours 10 tll 1 2 tlu 7 tll 8 PHONE-1000 fc OFFCES 396 Somerset Street, OTTAWA, ONT. LEX. H. ROBERTSON. CONVEYANCEK / NOTABT FUB/C FOB ONTABO 00MMSB2ONEB HOH CODBT OF JUBTXOB SSUER OF MARRAGE LCENCES MAXVLLE, ONTAMO. MEDCAL R N< M. BLLLAMY D Teteroary surgeon Aoeatst, Graduate Ont. vet. college ST PAUL STREET, AÆXANDRA ON7 J VBRY STABLE fscellan EOU>. Stables BL. Carne Bt. East Rear Grand UnoaHott ABSB MoMAN. Propreeo O J MACDONELL LCENSED AUCTONEE For County Glengarry, Alexandra, Ontarr A GREAT SCHOOL Great n Reputaton. Great n Results. Great n nfluer ee. Great n Thorotughnest Now s tme to enter hf Great School, OTTAWA.ONT and prepare for one dost good postons that ae al tv»fs open for a GOWîM gr adoat Wrte for our (StoJ egub. t s free and wf nt Our sdool s Jopen afl W. K. QOWLNG, Prnepa J. D. McFADYEN, Assoct. Prn, 174 Wellngton St,, OhUwa, On THE BANK OP OTTAWA ESTABLSHED 1874. Total Assets, 30 November 1909. $39,218,978 We nvte your Savngs Bank Account. Any sums from $ upward may be deposted and nterest wll be added to your balance twce yearly. We help you save. ALEXANDRA BRANCH MABTNTOWN BRANCH MAXVLLE BRANCH. JAHES MARTN, MANAGER. J. D. MOFFAT, Mgr. F. V. MASSEY, Mgr. Ready to Show Cut and Materals n Gentlemen s Sprng Suts. Postponng choce r Sprng top coat or sut untl actual need forces one to buy, no doubt s case wth a lot men wse one makes selecton when selectons are best, and that s now. nnumerable Samples to select from T. & D. CLOTHNG, Style, Ft and Fnsh guaranteed. (FKMK ÇUUn AHD FRCl S 111 WE S. MHL0NE & e. Alexandra, Ontaro. WELL WORTH YOUR ADMRATON s dsplay WATCHES, JEWELRY and SLVERWARE we fer for your nspecton and selecton. You wll not fnd a sngle artcle n entre store whch does not bear hall mark qualty. F YOU MAKE A GFT any artcle bought us you wll never have cause to be ashamed t. We nvte you to pay us a vst and select your Easter Gft. A. H. ROBERTSON, Jeweller, MAXVLLE, Ontaro N ALL LNES BARGANS N FURS, READY MADE CLOTHNG, WOMEN S & CHLDRENS UNDERWEAR Sweepng Reductons n Dress Goods, Wrapperettes. Flannellettes, Etc. Everythng goes. Carpets, Floor Olcloth, Lnoleums,- Wndow Shades, Table Lnen, Napkns, Towels, Etc...... n fact all House Furnshngs. Test us Every test s one more trumph. Buy here; Save Money; Smple enough. t sn t prce S much, t s what you get for prce that counts...... A. D. McDonell - Lancaster Ï AGRCULTURAL DEPARTMENT Cffnng nto r Own Home-Grown Cow Ratons From oldest book whch we know anythng and whch rst words are n begnnng, we learn that agrculture has played an mportant part n world s hs- tory. Adam, who we are told was ; frst man, was a farmer ât least he was a gardener anyway he began lfe n a place called Gar- den lmen, and re he and Eve set up housekeepng. Here he was commanded to tll ground. Ths was probably not a hard.ob for all knds frut grew n pruson, and wants couple were few. We ten wonder what Adam and Eve dd to occupy r tme n-those early days. re was no scrubbng or cleanng or washng to be done ; no sewng, for after days fg leaf y w.ore skns beasts re were no drves to be taken, no vstng neghbors, no clubs, no sewng-socetes, no church suppers, no newspapers to read, no letters to wrte. t was an dyllc lfe but we today would vote t a very slow one. When tler two sons grew up one became a shepherd and or a tller sol, or as we would say, a farmer. And so on down through hstory.lews we fnd farmng prncpal occupaton. Later,nen came to have great possessons land andv cattle and slaves, to go to war and brng home spols, to deal n merchandse, gold, slver and gems, and to employ ors to work for m, and man who labored wth hs hands was looked down upon as belongng to an nferor class. armer has for many years held a subordnate poston n estmaton many, smply because he has been content to hold t. He has not realzed hs mportance nor mportance hs work n economy thngs. He has not realzed that wthout farm and farmer wheels naton would cease to revolve. He followed furrows n felds dav by day, sowed hs seed by hand, reaped hs gran wth a sckle, threshed t wth Hal or by oxen, du.g up stumps, carred water for cattle, sawed hs wood and bult hs log house from tmbers he hmself had cut and hewed. But behold Men genus lave come to ad agrculturst wth r labor-savng, mplements, and he may now rde n stat& to do hs plowng, hs mowng and reapng ; machnes do h.s threshng, lft hs hay nto barns, fll hs slo, dg hs.dtches, saw hs wood, do hs mlkng and hs churnng, spread manure upon hs felds, whle telephone connects hm wth hs frends and markets and automoble carres hm and hs famly on a pleasure trp, or takes to town hs cream and butter and eggs and or products. n scentsts have stepped n and shown hm how to breed hs gran as well as hs cattle ; how to keep up fertlty sol ; how to double and trple hs crops ; how to make desert blossom as rose and produce yelds gran equal to best. He has been taughs tlat bran work must go wth hand work n farmng and that toger y are capable dong anythng. great wave nterest n agr- ; culture whch s now sweepng over country has brought farmer at last nto hs own, and he s man ust now most promnent n eyes country. One needed only to look nto earnest, nterested faces 2,500 delegates to recent Conservaton and Agrcultural Development Congress, held at Sf. Paul, Mnnesota, and note ntentness wth whch y lstened to papers by men who are author- ; tes ol subects whch y wrote,- to realze that farmers today are ready to learn all re s to be taught concernng r worp and to utlze such knowledge. And farmer s wfe s not be- hnd n march progress. She s wde awake and s no longer con- tented to be surpassed by her cty cousns n a knowledge world s dongs, n fashons dress or home furnshngs, n provdng for her chldren accomplshments whch wll ft m to take r plàce n socety, as well as to make farm home more attractve. young people are learnng at agrcultural schools how to carry on a farm, run a dary, do r own blacksmthng and repar work, how to rase and care for stock, what crops to grow for prt, how to keep house, keep accounts, make r own clos and how to cook. Who says farmer and hs famly are not most ndependent people on earth, and ones most to be enved snce (lavs Adam and Eve? HNT TO YOUNG MOTHERS. Don t walk up and down Hour wth a cross, restless chld. Nothng can be more demoralzng to hc lttle one and t s a serous lax upon mor s strength and nerves. When a chld s peevsh and cross re s probably some lttle derangement stomach or bowels, and a dose o Baby s Own Tablets wll remove cause trouble and enable lttle one to sleep soundly. Mrs. W. Houffard, Popols, Que., says : 1 have found Baby s Own Tablets superor to all or lemedes for curng coustpa-.tom and makng teethng easy. y also promote healthful sleep, and 1, recommend m to or mors. Sold by medate dealers or by mal at 25 cents a box from Dr. Wllams Medcne Co., Bçockvlîè, Out. dary ndusry has made wonderful progress durng recent years n Northwest, where comparatvely a few years ago successful creamery and dary were almost unknown..success has been attaned n spte broad lelds that are deal for growng small.grans and nherted mana poneers have for followng plow rar than mlkng cows. A generaton s requred to entrely elmnate wheat growng sprt from setters ll a new country and to begn dversfed farmng n a general manner. We must admt that re s real satsfacton n marketng a large crop wheat at present prces but Nature n tme calls a hll m such proceedngs, and n fanners are compelled to mlk cows and feed pgs to restore fertlty r.f r felds and place farm on a prtable ncome. Cows and pgs are sure prt makers and a most dependable stock to keep on farm to mantan ts sol fertlty. Tlerc s a tendency on >art some stockmen to purchase a large proporton grans.hat are fed to cows and pgs on farm. n fact, y have been encouraged to purchase mll feeds n varety because y contan mlk producng and bc5dy buldng materal n much larger proportons than corn,, cheap, staple, home-grown stb.ffeod Msssspp \all(;x- ïa rn?r. We admt that bram slors am ôu meal are excelco feed n con? bnaton wth,jtwn, but at present prces y a&almost prohbtve o prts to fleeder. Clovers wll balance corn, when fed n combnatn, fully as well as mll feeds and, nstead o costng sloc.cman 25 or more per ton, wll restore fertluy n quanttes suffcent to more tnan pay cost r producton, lhs has been demonstrated agan a1ff agan successful farmers anftockmcn.lf all sectons Xortlnù,. A varety cloverstffd be grown for pastures as well as for hay Many herds dary cows are kept year after year on permanent pastures blue grass whcl usually becomes dry and almost ndgestble as t rpens early n summer months. A permanent.grass pasture s desrable near " barnyards for early sprng grazng hut should be supplemented wth clovers and tmothv grown on new scedngs, each year, or larger proporton o r feed. Some ob.ect to clovers n pastures because y do, occasonally, cause loss from bloat. Ths may be entrely overcome by gvng anmals access to plenty salt and water, at all tmes, and not turnng cows nto clover untl y have partally flled mselves on bluegrass pasture. A good clover pasture s as valuable for mlk producton and growth as mll feeds used n barns, whch s a common practce wth some darymen A clover pasture, top dressed wth stable manures durng summer months and plowed down n fall, wll make ffty to seventy-fve bushels corn per acre or about double average yeld where clover has not been grown. Clover hav costs farmer nothng because ncreased yelds followng crop wll more than pay cost producton. Clover, n wnter, should be fed n combnaton wth corn slage or corn n bundle or, better for cows, n form corn and cob meal wth plenty corn fodder n feedng yards. Such a raton fed n generous quanttes wll gve excellent results n mlk producton hgh qualty. addton a succotash mxture wheat, oats, speltz etc., grown toger and crushed n a mll on farm wll make a very acceptable addton- to raton. Oats and peas grown as a mxed crop may be used as hay or gran to ad n makng corn a balanced raton for mlch cows or growng stock. Food tor farmhobse My experence farmhouse gardens s that y do not get enough out m. y are generally neglected ; cou.rse, a good fanner gets a good deal from hs farm, but that hardly excuses neglect garden. n summer vegetables are easy for most us to get, but much more attenton should be gven to thngs useful n garden n wnter, when green vegetable food s such a welcome addton. farmer s busy lfe seldom allows tme for cultvaton vegetables that want mucl care, hut certan vegetables are essental, and a few thngs from a foregn source must be ncluded. No one wll reect good cabbage, and we thnk that a good red cabbage mght very ten be used, and wth better result even tlan a green one. Celery should always he grown, ank turnp-rooted celery has great advantage fur busy people not wantng- te mmense labor earthng up, am t may be grown n anv wet place. U s excellent for soups and stews and for cold boled salads, u whch form t s much used n France and Germany. A PERFECT HOME REMEDY, Endorsed by best Englsh ournals. Suppled to Brtsh Solders n South Afrca. For allthroat»nd OlAttdXroQbloo, Plcarltr. Lamps, AbsoeMos, OldSores, Uoers, Polons, Skn Dseases, Eesema, Plmplaa, Stff Jonts, Bhenznatum, LamH;o, Spratea, Wrulsos, Ples, Gntb:, Sove Foot. SOM by Dn«slM% tc, Tlÿtteace. Raspderrf Cnture Every farm should have à supply home grown raspberres. y are a delcous frut and can be grown n abundance anywhere n Northwest. n fact, y are specally adopted to our sol and clmate, and grow n varety n woods and besde publc. hghways. Many wld varetes raspberres are extremely hardy and can be very much mproved n sze and (ualty where y are transplanted nto garden and gven a rch sol wth culture and ntellgent care. re are two dstnct types raspberry one s propagated from root shoots where or s produced from coverng tps plants wth earth early n autumn montls when y wll soon take root and thus become plantng stock for anor year. red raspberres belong to varety that spreads from roots parent plants, hence, are most common, because y are so easly propagated. sprouts should be planted early n sprng n rows about four feet apart wth plants set two to four feet n rows. ll some nstances plants are set more closely and, later, when y occupy ground a porton plants are removed whch wll prevent crowdng that ten serously nterferes wth gvng ground proper culture. Care must be exercsed n ths matter, orwse grower wll have a brush patch wth verv small nferor frut. spreadngsaretes raspberres must be cultvated ten to control sprouts. A set sweeps oua one-horse cultvator wll keep Sprouts as well as weeds under.perfect control when properly and ttqely used. A catch crop beaus - r potatoes may be grown betwee raspberry plants for one or twc) years or whle plants are comng nto bearng. Ths s especally true tle cap varetes or those that are propagated from tps. Wnter protecton s necessary wth black cap and purple raspberres, and, we beleve, advsable wth red varetes bec$use t nsures healthy wood and a good crop frut followng year. Earth, s best materalt o use for covern raspberry canes. t s always desrable to pnch ol tops canes when y are about eghteen to twenty-four nches hgh, especally cap varetes whch are nclne to make an extremely long growth n r effort to reach earth where y wll ten take root wthout beng tpped or covered. frut raspberry s formed on new wood, or laterals, that appear each sprng very early n growng season. Pnchng f termnals durng summer has a tendency to make canes bush shaped whch largely ncreases frutbearng wood. Cultvate early and ten, durng sprng whch wll make a vgorous growth wood and an abundance bloom. Mulchng wth straw, may substtute cultvaton when frut s well formed whch wll mprove condtons for savpg sol mosture whle frut s rpenng and put feld n good shape for pckers. n fact, a heavy mulch straw or leaves may take place cultvaton n. raspberry patch, although we advse workng sol about roots plants durng early sprng. Where raspberres are marketed y sell best n pnt rar than quart boxes. -frut s st and, when shpped any dstance n quart boxes, t becomes brused and, as a result, a wet, leakng mass that ten wll not sell for enough to pay transportaton and handlng charges. farmer should buy a hundred or more raspberry plants from some responsble grower nursery stock whch wll soon ncrease for much larger plantngs..always plant n rows where cultvaton may be done wth horses and corn plows. re s only a very small proporton Northwestern farmers who supply r famles wth home grown small fruts n abundance y should be at home n large assortment on every farm. wfe and chldren wll pck and prepare m for table wherever y are grown. Plant generously ths sprng. Sweet Corn Sweel corn wll do well on almost any farly rch sol, but best results can. be obtam>d where t s planted on sod land, or where a crop O clover has been turned under. t vares greatly n earlness hardness, sze and sweetness. earlest varetes grow onlv three to fve feet hgh ; seed se varetes s qute hardy and mav be planted when ground s moderately warm, or about tme trees are comng out n leaf. Plant seed n rows three feet apart, havng hlls about eghteen nches apart n row ; put from three to lve kernels n each hll and when well started thn out to three stalks to eacl lll. A secret n gettng a supply sweet corn ahead ors s \to put a quantty seed between two sods, or u sol, and keep n a warm place, anl when ncely sprouted t may be planted n open ground, but be careful lest you break f sprouts whch have started. n ths way you wll gan fully two weeks n earlncss your crop. later and sweeter varetes are qute tender and should not be planted untl ground s well warmed, or seed wll decay n ffround four feet apart makng hlls about same dstance apart as rows. As soon as rows can be seen, commence to str sol, and gve frequent but shallow cultvatons untl tassels appear. For a constant supply fresh, tender cars successve plantngs should be made untl July ; late plantngs should be an early varety so as to be sure to have m mature before frost. To have fnest qualty n your sweet corn ears should be gared before grans become had. Sweet corn makes one rchest and most prftablc crops to grow for feedng stock n fal ; t s especally valuable for mlch tows rs t p.)( uces a heavy flow f rch mlk. CUCUMBERS. cultvaton cucumbers s about same n garaon as when grown on a large scale, but tme plantng vares consderably for dfcrent purposes. For early use seed should be planted as early n sprng as danger from rost s past, whle for fall use and pcklng seed may be planted late n June or early n July. For pcklng y are frequently grown as a second crop on land from whch some early crop has been taken, such as potatoes, peas or radsh. Cucumbers prefer a lght welldraned sol, but can also be successfully grown on heavy sols by plantng on hlls rased three to fve nches above sol. se rased hlls wll nsure good dranage and wll nsure plants aganst nury from excessve mosture \durng wet wear. f sol s ot very rch, t wll be tme well spent to mx a shovelful well rotted manure wth sol each hll. Although cucumbers make r best growth durng cool, most wear, young plants are qute susceptble to cold, refore seed should not be planted untl ground has become qute warm and danger from frost s past. Mark out lulls four to fve feet apart each way and prepare m as drected above. Plant from ten to ffteen seeds on each hll and cover wth about onehalf ncl fne sol ; n very sandy sol cover one nch deep. Two or USNG PURGATVES NJURES HEALTH What Yo«Need n Sprng Blood Buldng Tonc, S a A sprng medcne s an actual necessty to most people. Nature dematds t as an ad n carryng f mpurtes that have accumulated n hlood durng ndoor lfe ol wnter. But unfortunatelv thousands people who do reco.gnze necessty a sprng medcne do not know what s best to take and dose mselves wth harsh,.grpng purgatves. Ths s a serous mstake. Ask any doctor and he wll tell you that use purgatve medcne weakens system hut does not cure dsease. n sprng,system needs buldng up purgatves cannot do ths y weaken you stll more. blood should be made rch, red and pure, and only a tonc medcne can do ths. best blood buldng, nerve restorng tonc medcal scence has yet dscovered s Dr. Wllams Pnk Plls. Every dose ths medcne actually makes new, rch blood, t Ths new blood strengns ever organ, every nerve and every part body. Ths s why Dr. Wllams Pnk Plls cure headaches and backaches, rheumatsm an,d neuralga, bansh pmples and eruptons, and gve a glow health to most sallow skn. Men, w-omen and growng boys and grls who take Dr. Wllams Pnk Plls eat well, sleep well, and feel brght, actve and strong. f you need a medcne ths sprng and most lkelv vou do try ths great revvng tonc, and see new lfe new health and new strength t wll put nto vou. ; Sold by all medcne dealers or by mal at 50 cents a box, or sx boxes for A2.50, from Dr. Wllams Medcne Co,,-Brockvlle, Ont. Pasturng toe Early Don t turn cows out n pasture too earlyd Let grass get a good start and re wll be more feed produced durng season. As a rule ground s not frm n early sprng, and re s no protecton for roots grass. trampng cows wll cut up sod and roots are nured. n too. re s not enough grass to satsfv cow and result s a dscontented anmal. She wll not relsh drv food to whch she has been accustomed and a dscontented cow never does well. t s a good plan too. not to turn cows onto grass ust before y freshen. Grass acts as a tonc and stmulates mlk flow. A case mlk fever s abot to develop and a quarter or a whole udder may be runed. f cow has tme to become accustomed to grass det before she drops her calf well and good, but vshe should be turned out only a few hours each day for frst few days. When cows arc turned out to pasture y experence most vo lent change n det all year. When y go on to a dry feed det n fall change s gradual and r systems are adusted accordngly, but n sprng t s dfferent. t s a pretty good plan to be cautous n makng ths change, especally, wth cows that _ mght_. J