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NATIONAL FERTILIZERS PAYS CROP DIVIDENDS -- *, " > , "s CD ® > *, " os, ¥ , "s os, * 's > ®, "s oo, ®, WY > * "s , ®, "s' If you have not placed your order for this Superior Fertilizer todate - we would suggest you see : JOHN BUCHANAN ......... Russell 00st, Secs J ¢ EDGAR CRAG........... Metcalfe i CLASSIFIED SECTION: IN THE CHURCHES 50 ACRE FARM TO SELL OR RUSSELL UNITED CHURCH RENT--Comfortable House, good | Rev. T. McNaught, B.D., Minister barns and stables, running water, | Sunday, May 7th, 1939 some fall plowing done. Situated 10 a.m.--Sunday School. half mile from Vars, Ont. Apply| 11 am. A Church Pilgrimage. to F. H. Tanner, Vars, Ont. hE Seu ot Tarsur #3. Pal c16-17-18-19 On Sunday, May 14th, Mohter's > 2, s' Ra) *, "a! 0 D 2 > -- | FOR SALE--Purebred Holstein Bull! Calves from R.O.P. dams; also a few good purebred females. The bull calves sired by, King Bessie Ormsby Pictertje 4th, whose five nearest dams averaged over 1208 lbs. of butter and 26,000 Ibs. of milk. Apply Wilsondale Farms, | Ray Wilson, Kenmore, Ont. ment of !Christian Baptism will be administered at the morning servce. A Christian Welcome to All Service At United Church Cemetery | An inaugural memorial No- | {| will be 'held at the well | service Russell United Church Cemetery (formerly Metho- dist Church Cemetery) on Sunday, June 25th, 1939, at 3 p.m. This will be an annual memorial service, and will be observed the last Sunday of June each year. The committee have arranged to SEED BARLEY FOR SALE barb, smooth awned barley, cleaned and good plump seed. 75¢ per bushel. Apply Ray Wil- son, Kenmore, Ont. pl7-18-19 | NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Matter of the Estate of| Jennie Good All persons having claims against : v| improve the appéarance of this the Estate of Jnnnie Good, late of rach neglected cemetery, and will the Township of Osgoode, inthe | yoo erect a new fence: County of Carleton, Widow, who | © Anyone interested in this worthy died on % about he i of project and wishes to contribute to March, 1939, are hereby notifie YO this fund, ican send their donation to send to the undersigned on or be-| : fore *the 7th day of May, 1939, the treasurer or anyone of the their names, addresses and full par- ity Joon W. York ticulars of their claims Imme- Ik eae erry; w= 100%, R. M. Warner, Mrs. J. E. Kyle, sec- retary-treasurer. diately after the said. last mention- ed date the assets of the said Estate will be distributed among the par- ties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the under-' signed shall then have notice. DATED at Ottawa, this 8th day of A pril, A.D., 1939 Miss Catherine Steele, care McNulty, Charleson & Anglin, Barristers, ete. 74 Sparks Street, : OTTAWA, ONTARIO. ¢15-16-17-18 UNITED CHURCH Y.P.U. The Y.P.U. of the United Church met on Monday evening with the President, Gwen Gaukrodger, in the chair. After the jbusiness period a sing-song was led by Aynslee Me- Ewen. The Christian Fellowship conveners then took charge of the topic "Daily Meditation." Georgie Cherry led a thoughtful discussion on daily reading of the Bible and prayer. Aynslee McEwen led the 020600 0700706062067 4206 06% 6% 4% Pe Taal Ob 8. DQSredeideoddsedeneatecdalodeetiededdoiertonteiteidododtaitide & | worship servicer in which Ralph BUSINESS AND 3 | Brown read the Scripture and a duet PROFESSIONAL 3 was sung by Aynslee and Herbert 2 McNaught. DIRECTORY 3 « 20804500042 %0.e06%04% 6% <%01% <*0<%0<®e®o beberle be be buts Co Godrdefoiodr fosfesdoniocfosdedecioiiadoctededoctodedotocted E, H. CHARLESON, B.A, LL.B. Barrister and Solicitor Monday afternoon in each week Office over McEwen and Stephenson's Store, Russell MACARONI AND CHEESE Put on to boil the required {amount of macaroni needed with [enough water to cover well. Put in a good teaspoon of salt, let boil 20 | minutes. Drain, then put a layer Day will be obserevd and the Sacra-| MARVELVILLE A number of people from here at- tended the Festival at Russell last week. Congratulations to Miss Margaret McVey being the lucky winner for the cup. We also congratulate our school in coming first in their chorus, also a good many others from here we extend congratula- tions. Mr. Chas. Sanders and his father Mr. Tom Sanders, of Osgoode, visit- ed Mr. Norman McCormick Monday. ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brunton on Sunday. . Miss Louise Stearns, of Dalemna, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. Geo. Stanley and his mother Mrs. R. B. Stanley, of Manotick, | spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Stanley. "Mr. Wm. Good is employed by | Mr. Chas. Brunton for the summer {and Mr. Willard McCormick by Mr. | W. McCormick. Mrs. D. J. Hill spent Sunday | eening with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. | Robinson. | Mr. Leslie Robinson made a busi- ness trip to Kenmore Saturday evening. Mr. Olin Stearns spent an even- ing last week with Mr. N. J. McCor- mick. We are pleased to report Mr. Norman McCormick is recovering from his operations and we hope he may keep on gaining. Miss Beatrice Clarmo spent the we >k-end at her home in Kenmore. Mr. and M=~ Wilmott Stanley visited Mr. and Mrs. Ceeil Wood on Sunday evening. MARVELVILLE Y. P. U. MEETING The Marvelville Y.P.U. met on Friday evening, April 21st. After a short recreation period the business part of the meeting was _ conducted by Robert Hill. It was announced that the Y. P. Library is now open for use. Anyone in the community wishing to borrow books from the | library is asked to get them through a member of the Union who will be held responsible fo rthem. Thanks -|is due to the president for his, work in getting this library started. | The main part of the meeting | took the form of a discussion as to why the ible is not as widely read | today as it was fifty years ago. Some of the reasons given by the group were: | 1. We are living in a much busier and faster-moving age and conse- | quently it is much more difficult to | find time to read the Bible to-day. | 2. Fifty years ago many homes contained few books besides the Bible. 3. To-day there are many in- teresting diversions such as radios, shows, ete. 4. The phraseology of the Bible has not been brought up to date. (The new version, "The Bible De- signed to be Read as Living Liter- ature" was described by one mem- ber as a step in the right direction.) 5. It was felt that the above rea- sons were really superficial, and that the real reason why we do not read our Bibles more to-day is that we do not want to read them; we do not feel the need of the spiritual food which it contains. A brief worship service led by the Christian Fellowship convener brought the meeting to a close. last' 1) Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Graham visit- EDWARDS Spring is here again. Some folks have started to work on the land. The young people of the com- munity gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Campbell on Friday evening to say farewell to William Loney who is moving to Ottawa. Rene Phillips read a very appropri- ate address and Evelyn Paladeau presented him with a travelling kit on behalf of those present. He ex- | : pressed his thanks and all joined in' singing, "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow." Dancing and cards were! enjoyed throughout the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Berthiaume and family have moved to our vicini- ty and we welcome them and wish them good luck. We are glad to Kerwin back again. We regret to say that we have lost a good neighbour and friend in the person of Mrs. S. J. Loney who has moved away. What is our loss is another's gain and the good wishes of the community go with her to her new home. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Campbell and Donald spent Sunday evening in! Ottawa. : Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson Scharf were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wyman. see Mr. Peter Little Frankie Bickerton is home again after an eleven months' stay | in an Ottawa hospital. | Grief counts the seconds; happi-| ness forgets the hours. A PUPIL'S PRAYER Oh Lord, please help us poor pupils, Although we don't always act right. | Tovgive the poor fellow who scootles | To get finished his homework at! night. Have pity on those who are dumber Who are not endowed with much brain, Think twice before you put under The fellow who takes all the blame. Don't pity the tough old offender Who plagues all the teachers to death But let him be burned to a cinder In the midst of the blast of Hells! breath. (Whew). Don't pity the show-off and braggard Who thinks he knows all that is right. Don't pity the old lazy laggard But just shove him right out of | your sight. "Be good to the fellow who does all he can And tries to be good as can be. And if you are looking for a fellow | like that | Take a very good look here at Me. | --P. Sidney Irwin, 8-4-35. | can church. VARS Mrs. Fred Wood, of Sudbury, is spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Tanner. Mrs. P. Morrison has returned to Vars after spending some weeks with her daughters in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butler taken up residence in Ottawa. Butler was Shaw. The Ladies Guild of St. Andrew's Phone or drop in, and let me show you how Bray Chicks made real profits for poultrymen last year. Personal attention, prompt delivery. ROLLAND LE MADELAINE, have Mrs. formerly Miss Marie church are sponsoring a play "I'll Boite 52. Embrun, Ont. Explain Everything" on Friday 2; g ? night put on by Chesterville Angli- RUSSELL HAY, R.R. No. 2, Russell, Ont. 00 e8ee% e%0e% ¢% e% 62.6% 6% 4% o%0 o%0 o¥0 o¥0 Fo ote o "0 o eafeateateadeadeierieatealeelelentealreleeleilenteele eel jeageaieadenieiienies THE SPRING SEASON IS HERE PLOWING and SEEDING Will Be the Order of the Day YOUR TRACTORS and STATIONARY ENGINES DESERVE THE BEST Buy Imperial 3 Star Gasolene Marvelube (ils and Greases FOR PROMPT and EFFICIENT SERVICE Call -- PAUL SANDERS IMPERIAL AGENT WINCHESTER, ONT. Phone Winchester 67 -- We Pay the Charges (THe ' Bit tert Orbos Seitectritedeitedtestedosd 2 CR 3 * a « DA 0 s% XIX XS eels 2, "+" jos , tos, "s , "s toe °, "a 00304} °, + 4 °, ">" bos 's ®. +" > 2, "s oe! °, s* 0, ° bos °, "s' XIX 20st s' "+4 °, " oe, os a ° a SE *, toe "s' , " > * oe ° 's' ®0o% EXIX EI) COX 2 ", 3 lo; * 2X °. "s' oo °, WS Planning Summer Course Miss Berthe de La Mothe, Vocal Teacher and Voice of Paris and New York, now located in Ot- tawa, will be at the Commercial Hotel, RUSSELL, Saturday Afternoon, May 13th, to interview prospective students: Miss La Mothe will give a SUMMER COURSE at Reasonable Rates. Specialist, on XXIII XXXII TXN 0000000000000 0000000000000000000000000200000000000004 THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS will come to your home every day through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An International Daily Newspaper It records for you the world's clean, constructive doings. The Monitor does not exploit. crime or sensation; neither does it ignore them, but deals correctively with them. Features for busy men and all the , family, including the Weekly Magazine Section. 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Olds' flashing, and Eighty Series--and the QOTLppdiinb iii iiiaidanee | 2 teTnately until the dish is full ne 4 . i i-Shi Fo MULRAITH & MUILRAITH enough. Sprinkle top layer with a 95 h.p. engine is a fuel-saver if Handi-Shift Gear Control. Come good supply of erackers volled fine. | About 35 guests were entertained in--look at the car and the new Pour over this ' es there ever was one and Olds Barristers and Solicitors at the home a cup of cream or of Miss Evelyn Pala- quality materials and workmanship low-price tag--and compare ! i 56 Sparks St., Ottawa milk. Set in the oven and bake ; deau Friday evening, April 28th, Low monthly payments on the General Motors Instalment Plan. / | Telephone Queen 5440 hats an hour. Have top nice and | 1939, for a farewell party held in re Metcalfe Office open every rown. |honour of Mr. William H. Loney * Wednesday afternoon {who is leaving our community $6 RHYTHMIC RIDE Dunc. A. Mecllraith - Geo. J. Mcllraith There is virtue in driving on take up residence in Ottawa. Dane. On the roughest roads, Olds- IIE IC TOE SI SPE ETE TE SPC SC SC SP SC SL SC SUC Goidesdefocfoiosdefectotosfocieciociociecieitoatectociocieiloiiecioctody through dark days at your mobile practically paves its job. own way. Quadri-Coil Spring- ing--4-Way Stabilization --LKnee-Action wheels . . . add up to the Rhythmic Ride, the smoothest you'll find anywhere, at any price! honest | jo was enjoyed by all. Just before | refreshments were served a brown | leather travelling case was reésent- NOTICE TO CREDITORS {ed to Mr. Long, which was SE In the Matter of the Estate of by all the young people of Edwards. WILLIAM J. W. WOODS, deceased Ihe address was read by Mr. Rene NOTICE is hereby jgiven that cre- Phillips and Miss Evelyn Paladeau ditors and all others having claims | Presented -him with the token. Mr. against the estate of William J. w. | Loney then thanked all his friends Woods, late of the Township of Os- and Vos. B. A. Campbell led them in goode in the County of Carleton, | 18 8 For He's a Jolly Good Fel- Farmer, deceased, who died on or . about the 13th day wf February, Mis olen Prophet Spent Sunday 1939, are required. to deliver tall afternoon with Miss Beatrice Chris- tie. particulars of their claims duly everi-| pr. 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. Tal. Russell 40 Metcalfe 80 Illustrated -- Oldsmobile "Select Six" Coupe with Opera Seats. : ; and Mrs. B. A. Campbell fied to the undersigned lon or [before Donald spent Sunday a 5 the 5th day of June, 1939, after pn, ang Mrs. Elbren Campbell, of which lastly mentioned date the Ex-| Hawthorne. ecutors will proceed to distribute] My. Wm, Loney and Miss Evelyn the assets of the said estate among | Paledeau spent Saturday and Sun- the parties entitled thereto having| day evening in Ottawa. ee OLDSMOBI/LE O-99B they shall then have had notice. 3 A graceful and honorable old ag: . : | DATED at OTTAWA this 28th is the childhood of immortality. McARTEUR MOTOR CALES > Russell YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER . NO HIGHER . A QUIET, WELL CONDUCTED, CONVENIENT, MCDERN i100 ROOM HOTEL----85 WITH BATH WRITE FOR FOLDER TAKE A DE LUXE TAXI FROM DEPOT OR WHARF --25¢ 4 day of April, A.D., 1939. | Ye who are old remember youth McILRAITH and McILRAITH, with thought of like affection. 56 Sparks St., Ottawa, Learn from your mistakes but do not cry over them. Solicitors for the Executors. | Good humor is the health of the ¢18-20-22 ,,y], sadness its poison. [4 . . SERVICE PLUS RELIABILITY