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Contains raw oyster invigators and other stimulants. Get today. Be delighted or maker refunds price package OSTREX Tablets $1.25. Call, write Steele Drug Store. END OF FAMILY COMPACT Possibly the final blow to class rule in Canada--the Family Compact --was struck in 1838. when rebel forces from Upper New York State invaded Canada across the St. Law- rence River at Prescott, Ont. with an International Peace Celebra- tion at the historic Fort Town this July, convinced the powers of the day that the then colonial possession was fast approaching maturity and en- titled to the democratic form of government which a few years later came into being. Many people now would appreci- ate a steady job, but not this kind: The immigrant had finished his first month on a western farm. Immigrant -- I'm quitting, boss. You promised me a steady job. Farmer--Well. it is a steady job, isn't it? Immigrant--No, there's at least three hours in the middle of the night Leese or emt, His wife was reading aloud a newspaper account of a fashionable wedding. : "It says the bride and groom will spend the honeymoon motoring in different parts of the British Isles.' "Ah," he murmured. "It's started as early as that, has it?" 206% 6% 65.6% 4% 4% 4% 04% 6% 6% 4% ¢% +%4%¢%0 450.4% Drlodrafeadedealoadeadeideaisedeaodeeirefoniocirefoaontocirofocostrade BUSINESS AND # PROFESSIONAL _ DIRECTORY Coosloifodeadoifosfodeaocdocioasfocisaiocdodaiiodfonioniodioded JOHN B. WOODS Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Commissioner for Quebec 33 Main St. W., Hawkesbury Telephone 168 Residence 224 Special attention to collection and Commercial matters. DoSosdodaaloifofoairafocfotaadoiocfaofociodaiofodsiiodooded HALL & HALL Barristers, Solicitors, Ete. Vankleek Hill, Ont. Dodrdoadeadoadonfontontontontotontontontontodoctestontontesiooteileotsd LAFLEUR & POTHIER Lorenzo Lafleur Hubert Pothier Avocats - Barristers Office at J. A. Lacombe, Embrun Wednesday Evenings. 45 Rideau Street, Ottawa Telephone Rideau 7260 0430062042 4% 4 %04% 2 e¥es% e Peete eetectectecte Fre ste te tos® QeGefefeidodeefoiondociecieofofofociececfeieifecteciofodtosd E. H. CHARLESON, B.A. LL.B. Barrister and Solicitor Monday afternoon in each week Office over McEwen and Stephenson's Store, Russell Ottawa Office: McNulty and Charleson, 74 Sparks Street, Ottawa Telephone 2--3525 Ba a a McILRAITH & McILRAITH Rarristers and Solicitors 56 Sparks St., Ottawa Telephone Queen 5440 Metcalfe Office open every Wednesday afternoon Dunc. A. Mcllraith - Geo. J. Mellraith 20 0.804% %0a%0eb0 1% s% 00 ee ose stoatoctectoste rte ste tostectectestord Ba a a a a a aa aaa J. EE JOHNSTON Funeral Director and Embalmer Phone Metcalfe Rural 47 r 32 Day and Night KENMORE ONTARIO C. E. L. MORROW, B.Sc., M.D.C.M. Physician and Surgeon Offices at Russell and Metcalfe Russell office open Monday, Wed- nesday and Saturday afternoons, or by appointment. Office hours: 2 to 5 p.m. Tel. Russell 40 Metcalfe 30 That invasion, which will be commemorated IN THE CHURCHES OSGOODE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Vernon, Ontario Rev. C. L. Mitchell, B.A. B.D. Sunday, May 8th, 1938 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.--"Great Mothers of the Bible." 7.30 p.m.--Public Worship. Everybody Welcome ST. MARY'S CHURCH RUSSELL, ONT. Sunday, May 8th, 1938 ,. 8.00 a.m.--Holy Communion. 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School. 7.30 p.m., Evening Prayer. ST. JAMES' CHURCH, EDWARDS, ONT. Rev. R. J. H. Turley, Rector The Third Sunday After Easter Sunday, May 8th, 1938 3.00 p.m.--Evening Prayer. 2.30 p.m.--Sunday School. Confirmation Class After the Service RUSSELL UNITED CHURCH Rev. Thos. McNaught, B.D., ! Minister Sunday, May 8th, 1938 11.00 a.m.--Mother's Day Service and Program will be observed by our So. and Congregation. Diplomas, Certificates and Seals will be awarded to successful pupils in S.S. The Sacrament of Holy Baptism will be observed. 7.30 p.m.--Public Worship. Sunday School 10 a.m. A Christian Welcome to All ~ VERNON The funeral of the late Mrs. Pe- ter Ferguson was held from her late residence on Tuesday afternoon last at 2 o'clock. The service was conducted by Rev. L. Vail, of the Baptist Church. The funeral was largely attended which testified to the high esteem in which the late Mrs. Ferguson was held. Interment was in Springhill cemetery. The many friends of Mr. William Allin will be sorry to hear that he is ill -at his home in Vernon. Mr. Allin spent last week in Williams- burg under the medical attention of Dr. Locke. Mr. and Mrs. William Allin ob- served the 48th anniversary of their marriage recently. Their host cf friends wish them many more years | of married life. Rev. C. L. Mitchell, B.A. B.D, of Vernon Presbyterian Church con- ducted the devotional service over CB.O. onr Wednesday morning. Mrs. James Cameron went to Montreal last Saturdav to visit her sister, Miss Mabel Madden, who is ill there. Special Mother's Day services will be conducted in the Presbyteri- an Church on Sunday. The Choir will be under the direction of Mrs. G. D. Crerar. EDWARDS Miss Christina Ladouceur ployed at Mrs. S. MacNab's, more. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wyman, of Ot- tawa, spent Sunday with friends here. Mr. 'and Mrs. Elmer Scott, of Manotick, spent Sunday . with the latter's aunt, Mrs. J. Christie. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morrison celebrated their silver wedding an- niversary on Saturday evening. Mrs. J. M. Wyman, of Ottawa, called on Mrs. R. A Bickerton on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J. Christie spent an after- noon with Mrs. H. Morrison this week, : Mrs. S. J Loney and son William spent Sunday in Ottawa. Mrs. C. Curran, of Ottawa. spent the l~'ter part of the week with her sister, Mrs. S. J. Loney: | Mr. Clarvis Scharf, of North Gower, is preparing to open the factory here shortly. He is staying at Mr. Adam Wyman's. Mr. T. Tomalty and Mr. Dalton Long spent Saturday in Ottawa. CHURCH GOING WAS ONCE COMPULSORY In gay and balmy Bermuda, life was once a sober business indeed during the reign of Cromwell. Stage plays, playing with dice, swearing and even the singing of merry songs were all prohibited. Swearing cost one shilling per oath, however mild. In those days Rermuda church- wardens "upright, honest and sober in their carriage, were instructed to look into the lives and conversations of the people and to search the worst and most suspected places with a view to forcing people to at- tend divine service." Today Bermuda is a land of liber- is em- Ken- ty where thousands of tourists, many of them arriving by "Lady" liners of the (Canadian National Steamships from Montreal, Halifax and Boston, make merry or live quietly, according to their inclina- tions. i : i Rev. R. J. H. Turley, Rector | 0; The Third Sunday After Easter | gj Russell Continuation School Report Number of Half Days Absent in APRIL FORM 1--R. Browne, 3; D. Camp- bell, 2; P. Sutherland, 4; G. Little, 11 FORM 2--A. Blouin, 1; D. Boland, 2; A. Bradley, 2; B. Cochrane, 2; G. Cumming, 2; E. Gaukgodger, 2; D. Kerr, 6; L. Loucks, 5; E. McCaffrey, 4; D. Madden, 1; P. Scott, 3. FORM 3--P. Gormley, 2; S. Gra- ham, 5; J. McArthur, 10; G. Mec- Keown, 2; B. Switzer, 1; C. Thomp- son, 1; M. Eastman, 1; E. Gaukrod- ger, 6; D. Harrison, 2; M. Harrison, 1; E. Harrington, 1; L. McCormick, 20; H. Waddell, 11. FORM 4--R. Long, 8; S. Long, 6; H. McNaught, 1; R. McNaught, 2; A. MacEwen, 1; M. Switzer, 9; F. War- ner, 6. NOTE--Due to Easter Holidays and the Music Festival there will not be a school report for the month of ee Mrs. Peter Morrison an, have taken up They have rented Rus- sell Spark's home. (Mr. Carmen Morrison A. Mitchell, of Pembroke, Sunday guest re Miss the pai ar- and were of the former's ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morrison. The Saturday Night Dance was well attended and the Duquette trio supplied the music. The funeral' of Mr. Tom Laughlin was held at Vars Roman Catholic church and thence to Carlsbad where he was -- buried. Funeral directors were F. H. Tanner and Son. S by, Ont. the first of the week to move Mr. D. Harris who is taking up residence in Ottawa. Miss Alice Tanner is spending a few days at Dixville, Que. with re- latives. Mr. Clayton Hall is sporting '@ new Ford V 8 coupe. The Vars students attending Maxville High School went to the Alexandria Festival which was very successful. 'Mrs. Frank James has been con- We hope she will soon be able to be around again. IN THE CHURCHES AT VARS St. Andrew's Anglican Church Rev. Franklin Clark, Rector. Sunday, May 8th, 1938 Afternoon Service at 3 o'clock. Sunday School at 2 o'clock. KNOX UNITED CHURCH Sunday, May 8th, 1938 Afternoon Mother's Day Service at 3 o'clock. Sunday School at 10 o'clock in the morning. MARVELVILLE We must certainly congratulate Marvelville Young People on their wonderful work of getting first prize in Metcalfe for their play at the musical festival. attended the musical festival in Russell and enjoyed it very much, only for the long hcurs. Miss Winnie McCormick Mrs. John Graham Wednesday evening. Mr. Wm. Sharp made a business trip to Russell on Saturday. We are glad to say that Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brunton and nine weeks old baby who was operated on last week and is in the Water St. hos- pital, is doing nicely. Friends from near Manotick cal- led on Mr. and Mrs. Wilmott Stan- ley one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheldrick from Lemoges, visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCormick on Sunday. Mrs. Isaac Griffith and her grand- son Lloyd Shelp visited with frienis here on Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Robinson and Mrs. N. J. McCormick made a business Trip to St. Onge on Saturday. The L.O.L. held their regular meeting in the Orange hall Monday, May 2nd, with a good attendance. GOLDEN VALLEY Mrs W. Dow and sons, of Spring Hill, spent Thursday with Mrs. LE. visited in Russell last Soman. uite a number from the Valley attended the Musical Festival at Metcalfe. (Mr. John Campbell made a busi- ness trip to Kenmore on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. Comrie spent Saturday in the Capital city. Ottawa, spent part of Sunday with the former's sister, Mrs. Irvine Dal- gleish. Bi and Mrs. Bernard Last and children spent Sunday afte i Echo Valley. y ee Mrs. John Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Campbell and children visited Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Cowan on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McAndrew and children spent Sunday evening with 'Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Cameron. Cold Spirng. : Spring work has begun on the land. Teams are at work on almost all farms around here and a number "| Boys' Chorus--Metealfe. Me- | Sunday afternoon Mr. G. D. Sparks went to Grims- | fined to her bed the last few days. | '| Laddie Stanley, Edwards. Rev. Gordon Patterson, Minister wb Quite a number from around here' Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Munroe, of METCALFE The Third Annual Music Festival sponsored by Metcalfe Women's In- stitute was held in the Armouries on Thursday and Friday, closing with competition of one act plays on Sa- turday evening. The adjudicator for the musical classes was Cyril J. Rick- wood, of Ottawa, while Mrs. Dorothy White of Ottawa Drama League, acted in the same capacity for the dramatic competitions. The McCormick Cup awarded an- nually to contestant winning highest number of points in any one class, was won by Miss Margaret Leahy, of Metcalfe, and the cups presented by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W. Woods to con- testant winning total highest points in Continuation and Public Classes, were awarded to Miss Aynslee Mac- { Ewen, of Russell, and Miss Elizabeth | Woods, of Metcalfe, respectively. The shield given by the Institute {for best one act play went to Marvel-| jville Y.P.U. with Kenmore group| winning second place. The diplomas | (for winners of all classes were pre- | rdividual Clttention Constant, interested, friendlyattention to the banking requirements of each individual client is characteristic of the service of this century-old Bank. World-wide facilities in every department of banking The BANK of NOVA SCOTIA OVER A CENTURY OF BANKING SERVICE 3804B sented by Mrs. A. R. Boland, 1st vice- resident of Metlcalfe Institute, as-| ed by Mrs. S. H. Bishop and Mrs. A. F. Blair. At the close of the am on Saturday evening, Mrs. ring flowers, by little Miss : 1 ir, while Celia Mulvey pre- sented a similar bouquet to Mrs. J. H. Caskey, who had acted as official accompanist throughout the festival. Results of Musical Competitions a Girls' Boys' Chorus--DMetcalfe. Quartette Girls' Quartette--Metcalfe. Boys' Solo, 20 years and under-- | Jas. Rowan, Metcalfe. ! Girls' solo, 20 years and under-- | Helen Booth, Metcalfe, Berthiaume, Edwards, tied. Girls' duet--Jean Hamilton, Helen | Waddell, Russell. | | Piano Solo--Dorothea Blair, Met- | ,calfe. | Mixed Quartette--Metcalfe. | Recitation, Cont. School--Aynslee' MacEwen, Russell. I Piano Duet, 18 years and under-- Audrey MacEwen, Emily McCaffrey, Russell. Piano Duet, P.S.-- Elizabeth and Grace Woods, Metcalfe. Piano Solo--10 years and under,; Vivian Craig, Metcalfe. Piano Solo--11 years and 'Audrey MacEwen, Russell. Recitation, 10 years and under-- over, | and over-- | | - Recitation, 11 years {Hazel Graham, Metcalfe. | Vocal Solo, P.S.-- Leone 'Isabel Blair, Metcalfe, tied. | Piano Solo, Cont. School--Doro- | | thea Blair, Metcalfe. | Vocal Solo, Cont. School--Aynslee | | MacEwen, Russell. | | Graded. School Chorus--Metcalfe. | Rural School Chorus--S.S. No. 10, | : Osgoode, Miss M. Bouck, teacher. W.I. Chorus--DMetcalfe. | Sovrano Solo -- Miss Morris, Margaret | e was presented with an arm bou- | §§ entire | Metcalfe. i and Rita | / ox 2 SAFECUARD COSTLY PERISHABLES THE EEE IT IS NOW POSSIBLE TO PROTECT YOUR FOOD AT RENTAL PRICES Terms as low as $4.00 per month. CALL FOR DEMONSTRATION AND TERMS R. PHAIRR - Russell - Telephone 29 'Leahy, Metcalfe. Contralto Solo--Aynslee MacEwen, Russell. | Tenor Solo--R. Rowan, Metcalfe. | Bass Solo--T. Mootham, Metcalfe. | Tenor and bass duet--Robt. Rowan | and Keith Rolston, Metcalfe. | Soprano and alto duet--Margaret | Leahy and Marguerite Rowan, Met-! calfe. Mixed duet--Margaret Leahy and Robert Rowan, Metcalfe. Ladies' Trio--Metcalfe. Recitation, Adult Class-- Joseph Rowan, Metcalfe. Vocal solo, open class--Elwie Wil- liams, Carsonby. I Violin solo--Arnold Morris, meny. Cont. School Chorus--Russell. | On Saturday evening four one act plays were presented -- "Boosting Bridget" by North Gower United Church W.A. with following cast: Mrs. W. Pratt, Mrs. G. Stone, Mrs. R. Park, Mrs. A. Wallace, Mrs. Pros- ser, Mrs. R. Wallace, Miss T. Fitzell,' with Mrs. Fred Graham as director. | No. 2--¢Second Best"--By Ken- more Y.P.U., Misses Vera Loney, Lil- lian Loney, Jean Anderson and Arch Park, Arthur Brunton, J. Blacklock, directed by Mr. Blacklock. | | | | Dal- | | No. 3--"Bread"--By - Marvelville | Y.P.U., Misses Vera Brunton, Anne AN OUTSTANDING BIG SAVING OPPORTUNITY Open Nights - Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Sale May 2nd to May 24th BEAUTIFUL GIFTS GIVEN AWAY EVERY NIGHT. See of Sale Values in the Folder Mailed to Your Address. details A. LATREMOUILLE ST. ONGE, Ont. AND REMEMBER THE BIG CELEBRATION MAY 24th-- Watch Next Week's Leader For Further Particulars. Wood, Margaret McVey, Agnes Bar- ber; Messrs. R. Hill, J. Lambert, dir- ected by Miss Anne Wood. : | No. 4--"And So the Journey"--=St. Catherines Dramatic Club, Metcalfe, | Misses Marguerite. Rowan, Lillian; Morris; Messrs. Joseph Rowan, Bill, Casserly, with R. Rowan, director. At the close of Saturday evening's iP.S. and C.S. trophies were presented . to Elizabeth Woods and Aynslee | MacEwen hy Miss Eleanore Woods. | . During the evening several musical 'numbers were enjoyed between plays, including a duet from Misses Gwen 'and Phyllis Craig, of Carsonby; Met- 'calfe Boys' Octette, solos by Margaret | {Leahy and Oren Stanley. = Messrs. | J. H. Caskey and K. 'W. Stuart] lacted as chairmen for the various | sessions: throughout the festival. | Don't Have to Picton Times: And along with the freedom to purchase a sweepstake ticket there is the priceless privi- lege of not having to do so if we do not wish. 20.0% %0e% e%0e% 0% %0e% <P e206 4% "0 4%0 4% *0e 0 %es% 0 + peste lesieslecloclecdoledlocdeealocieledle loo ledleadle Seetesls PRIVATE HOSPITAL Licensed Private Maternity Hospital Babies' Maintenance. of the farmers have purchased new cultivators. If the weather is fa- voracle some will soon have seed in. 62 Rideau Terrace, Ottawa PiMay1938 Pe teterte tee tected e eile deste to' . XIX IDX DCI DCI DCX EX IX XIX EX SX eX esa laale atest tes Be) oe | competition Mrs. Dorothy White pre- | sented the Institute trophy to Marvel- | ville group. While the McCormick | | Cup was presented to Miss Margaret | Leahy by Mrs. F. R. Stanley and, - fi hl THE 1938 FORDSON TRACTOR Combines All These Features Four Latest Improvements- 1--NEW TRUCK TYPE STEERING-- Worm type, similar to that used on Ford trucks. Easier steering. Prevents road shocks being transmitted to the steering wheel. 2--NEW OIL BATH AIR CLEANER-- Designed to protect the cylinder walls from dust and grit ahd so increase the life of the tractor engine. 3--NEW RADIATOR SHUTTER-- On all 4 wheel agricultural tractors. For quicker warm-up of engine, particularly when fuel oil is used. 4--NEW HIGH TENSION MAGNETO-- Which makes for Economic Operation. OMER MAHEU & SONS I. EMBRUN, ONT.