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RUSSELL, ONTARIO SERVING THE COUNTIES OF RUSSELL AND PRESCOTT Russell Leader THURSDAY, MARCH 10th, 1938 02 oO 6% $4, of 's' . > 0) " "' > > "s' e 2, ., 2° C2 + STORE NEWS £) ", XIX My "s' ", % COME IN AND SEE THE NEW ECONOMICAL WESTINGHOUSE P 3 REFRIGERATOR NOW ON DISPLAY 3 < > $ New Spring Prints are now here. Priced from.______ 15¢ to 29¢ yard 3S Curtain Materialifrom ... ~~. = ~~ 12c y2rd up % & New Bedroom Curtains with frills, pair __ 50c and 75¢ % MEN'S FINE SHIRTS, each .. __.__ and $1.50 3 & yo & Another car of "BLUE COAL" to arrive this week. > 430434 s' Pot Sooleedes seve KaXiae) Below you will find a few of our prices for SATURDAY - MONDAY, MARCH 12-14. Cash or Produce. 4 o! , ¢ At present we are paying 33c per lb. for Dairy Butter. Always + & get our prices on Butter and Eggs, and in fact anything you have & * to sell. > 3 SUNKIST 5-String Broom, painted handle 25¢ 3 é Range RICE, 3ibs.for. _. 19¢ ¢ 3 oz. -- ) ¢ Vanilla Extract, 8 oz. jug 21c % & Grapefruit SOUP'S ON, a big seller, pkg. 9c % 3 Grete CARROTS, 9lbs.for 25c 3 4 Lettuce 7c Canned Pineapple, 3 tins 25¢ 3 we LERY SODA BISCUITS, 21bs. 22¢ 3 3 b re : Apple Jelly, 32o0z. jar 27 3 = Soy re Pure Cream of Tartar, 1-4 1b.____ 12¢ EY 3 ale amy Blue Ribbon COCOA, 2 Ib. pkg. 39c i 3 SEED LE OXYDOL, largesize 2lc & reas Clark's Tomato Ketchup, bottle 17¢ # 3 2 ibe. 22 Aylmer Lamb Stew, per tin ______ 15¢ & 3 2354. dic © PEANUT BUTTER, 2 lb. jar ___ 31c EX 5 SUGAR Special Prices Men's Gum Rubbers < 10 Ibs. 59c¢ Boys' Gum Rubbers, 1 to 5, pr. $1.49 & MACARONI Linen Towelling, per yd. ________ "17¢ EY & 2 ibs. 1lc COOKING FIGS, 31lbs. ._______ 25¢ #% 3 BABY CHICK TIME 3 > Is here and we have a new stock of Drinking Founts, Feeders, " 4 etc. Also Chick Mash, Monarch, O.A.C. and Purina. Let us have 3} ¥ your order. kX & We now have Robin Hood and Keynote Flour. iz : i "e eeeTs 30505 McArthur - Warner General Merchants and Funeral Directors 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE 34; ", " 2a 0 Xa fodfodloddoiodiododtodedod RD 2S { RUSSELL, ONT. TELEPHONE 11 3 3 : 3 The Buy of the Seasen! i * , be . XIRE d 3, s i ; «we $ ty - i PLYM 0 U T H % , P % EX ° we % -- AND -- *. XIX BUCS "4 : CHRYSLER : : 3 Motor Cars at Moderate Cost i : i NEW MODELS ARE ON DISPLAY ; 3 3 IN OUR SHOW ROOM of > ® a "s' °, XA 0 XD x) ES 3 Dd 3 Let Us Help You Help Your Family to a Summer of 2 : . . EX 3 Genuine Motoring Pleasure x 3 2 3 s 3 ne ry 5 x3 ES 3 e* : MADDEN MOTORS : % b & £3 & : 4 3 RUSSELL, ONT. i 6 1 £2 3 ES General € Electric Offers the Biggest Washing Machine Value Of The Year COMBINING FEATURES OF EFFICIENCY ECONOMY DEPENDABILITY. Exclusive G.-E. Activator Aveids Tangling or Braiding. DeLuxe Lovell Safety Wringer. Automatic Water Deflectors on Wringer. Famous G.-E. Motor Permanently Lubricating Large Casters Direct Mechanical Drive. Balloon Type Wringer Rolls to Protect Garments and Buttons. Notice the Ironer that At- taches to Wringer Post--can be fitted to any model G.-E. Washer on display in our G.-E. APPLIANCE SHOP. BORN--To Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn York, daughter. 'Both well. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sunday with friends in Ottawa. a ly to the ice breaking her left wrist. | Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morrow | spent Sunday with Mrs. John Mor- TOW. Mr. Fred Loucks is spending a few days with friends in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. John Morrice visited at the home of Mr. Alex. Meharey on Sunday. - Mr. Charles Rombough, Toronto, of Mr. Mr. Harry Knox, of Iroquois, was in town renewing old acq ances. Mr. and Mrs. ed with Mr. David Harrington and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harrington on Sunday. Mr. Ernest Adams has returned home from Oshawa where he was best man at the wedding of his bro- ther, Mr. Ken. Adams. Mr. Robert McNaught and Mr. Edgar Loucks attended a Y.P.U. executive meeting in Ottawa on Fri- day evening. Mr. Albert Ont. | Morrow and family are moving to Morewood, Ont. where Mr. Morrow is taking up farming. What. is 'Russell's loss is Morewood's gain. ; Mrs. J. E. Woods slipped and broke her leg and is a patient in the Civic Hospital. Both are under the care of Dr. C. E. L. Morrow. Mr. J. F. Langtry, formerly of the Bank of Nova Scotia staff, Carp has been moved to Russell replacing Mr. Pennyfater who has heen moved to Montreal. Mr. Henry Marte! has returned home from an Ottawa hospital where he underwent an operation to stretch a crippled leg. To date he is doing micely. . Mr. and Mrs. John Paul celebrat- ed their thirty-first wedding anni- Russell Phair - CE i. Dealer - Russell. Cnt. versary on Sunday with their fami- ly, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bert Booth. : 'Mr. Ernie Madden, Madden Mo- tor Sales is completely renovating the office formerly occupied by your | newspaper, The Leader and is using, the space for a stock: room offic: and garage. Mr. Robert McKeown who is win- tering in Phoenix, Arizona, the guest of his son, Dr. McKeown was stricken with appendicitis. The operation was a success and he is now convalescing. The Leader and his many friends wish him a speedy recovery, Miss Ellen Morris, of 'Rockland, Ont., who has been working in Rus- sell for the past year has given up her position, to take a business course at one o fthe Ottawa schools of business. While a resident of Russell she made a large circle of friend who sincerely wish her well. Miss Florence Young, Reg.N. of Mount McGregor, N.Y., was pre- sented with a silver medal by the Metropolitan Life Assurance Co. Head Office, N.Y. for five years faithful nursing service. Miss Young is a daughter of 'Mrs. and the late John Young, of Russell. Her many friends congratulate her on her splendid achievement. Mr. Wm. Scott reports the sale of a number of pure bred cattle to American interests. In this con- nection Russell township is fast ap- proaching the stage where it is a bonanza for American interests searching for pure bred live stock. Surely the many 'sales of live stock this past winter must make our breeders of pure bred cattle aware of the importance of this industry as well as those |breeders who do not keep an up to the minute herd of pure bred cattle. One of [Russell's oldest ladies had a birthday party last week and it was to celebrate her 83rd birthday. This old, young lady is Mrs. Levi Fetterly who, despite her advanced age does her own housework, reads, sews, and in summer does a bit of worth-while gardening. The party was given by her son Mr. Allan "Fetterly and was Cecil MeKendry; a grand-daughter, Mrs. Wm. Shepherd, Mrs. Wm. Lone, Mr. and Mrs. [F. Hummel, of C"esterville, Mrs. D. Kinkade, Mrs. H. Howes, Mrs. (Charles Sutherland. The entire eommunity join with The Leader in wishing her many more hermy birthdays. FUNERAL OF MRS. JOHN FITZSIMMONS The funeral of the late Mrs. John | Fitzsimmons whose death occurred in an Ottawa hospital was held from . Ottawa to Iroquois where interment was made. Rev. Robert Turley, of St. Mary's Anglican church, Russell preached the funeral service. Mrs. Fitzsimmons, formerly Emi- ly Scharf, of Russell, was one of Russell's oldest people. She mar- ried Mr. Fitzsimmons and to tis union were born Miss Annie, of Ot- tawa; Mrs. N. Boyd, Ottawa; Mrs. Arthur Fraser, Ed., of Iroquois; Charles, of Ottawa; Mr. Wm. May, of Russell. Two step-sons, Walter attended by Mr. is spending a few holidays the guest | and Mrs. Delacey Rombough. | Ly Local and Personal Russell Public School | o Scott spent | Dey d Graham, 89.1; | pheacon, Mrs. 'Russell Boland slipped heavi- | 84.5; Graham, 76; Glenr Smyx! son. 68.5; Ben Thompson, 68; Bobby Forsythe, 66.8; Leslie Boothe, 65.6; Rex sley, - - man, aaint- men 67.4; Margaret Rombough, 67; | Muriel Harten, 66.6; Hugh Morrow visit- | 65.2 62: Valbert Camuvbell, 56. 64 Margaret Boland, 56.2; Mere- dith Rambough, 55.8; Ethel Sullivan, 55.4; Mabel Young, 53.6; Clelland Fetterly, 44.3; EldoY-Harten, 33.4. 87.2; ald Car pbell, 71:2: 69.5; Harrington, 65.3; Sheila Watson, ab. | 82.6: Stephenson, 77.6; Charlie Campbell, '# 71.2;-Walter McKendry, 69.7; Vilda ii Kerr, Mable Morrow, ab. i 8 83.5; Edna Boothe, 82.2; Thompson, 75; Kei son, 67; Louise Laplante, 66.6; Ger- ald Robinson, 64.6; 64.2; Gordon Morrow, ab. Willa Browne, 76.5; man, 67; Arthur Eastman, 59.7; Ruby Eastman, 59.5. Wild. ge? rf ngham, 70; Mac Thomp-| f= dh Buckingham, 60; Mer- vyn Sk Ap, #9; Dalton iHtsman. GE EIV--Bessie Ross, 69. Frances Cherry, 81; 75; Everett Shelp, 71; Verna Shelp, 66; Jimmie Eadie, 64; (Usborne Wood, 60. Ross, 75. Eadie and Freda Bradley, 78; Mar- jorie Shelp and Gloria Thompson, 72. Dacres, Billie Wood, Cora Shelp. PRIMARY ROOM REPORT Russell Continuation to the Trustees scheme teacher and parent. The idea is that children who are sick and have lost school hours will teacher because of the fact of their Leader is informed that a similar the list for February and represents and Jack, besides her husband Mr Fitzsimmons, mourn her loss. 2, IX] 2, "s & | & Mr. Earle McNaught spent Satur- February Report 3 day with Mr. Howard Hamilton. : oe o. RD o! *, XD *, 04] o' RADE VIII--Shirley Steele, 94.6; Norma Ste- 87.1; Audrey MacEwen, Annette Laplante, 81.5; Beryl Kathleen Loucks, 76; Miller, 75.8; Lois Presley, 72.6; Cochrane, 69.6; Everett Car. 00% 6% 4% 1500307047047 "s * a 0 "s eo CIXIXIN ", s 6% 6% XIXTXD JcKendry, 56.8; Harold Pre- v6.5. RM VII--Betty Boyd, 79.4; ", XT CS oO MICKEY MOUSE -- Tune in on your favorite N.B.C. Station when Mickey Listen to the reasons why and his pals are on the air. should use PEPSODENT TOOTH POWDER or We recommend both of these products. BLAUD'S IRON PILLS--S5 grs. each, for TOOTH PASTE. Dizziness, 100 pills for By Walt Disney PEPSOL 25¢ ; Thin Blood, Weakne 50c MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS--As an anti-acid or mild laxative, 112 tablets for oes Xa os LJ __ 60c Ro STEELE'S STOMACH POWDER--For gas, Sour Stomach, Indiges- 9, 2. EJ > 75¢c tion, Heartburn, etc., per pkg. Consult Your Family Druggist on any of the Rhove items. J.L. STEELE, Phm. B., Russell oo 20005 $0 0 bb 0 CO aR oe > 9 t Graham, 78.6; Royden Long, dna Stephenson, 78.4; Lucien Cite, 77.6; Wells Robinson, 76.6; | i Campbell, 76; Harriett East. 70.4; Freda York, 69.4; Merton Eddie Boothe, Tarle McNaught, 64.2; Donald a, 64; Orville Lake, 63.6; Mar- te Madden, 62.4; Edith Sullivan, Eastman, 57.2; Keith Eunice Sutherland, 57; Carson, 55.2; George 55] DA. MacKERACHER, Teacher. GRADE VI-- Ralph McKendry, Dorothea Twiname, 86.5; Don- Sheila Johnson, MacGregor Graham, 67.6; Guy |i GRADE V-- Billie -Gaukrodger, ! ¢cnneth Robinson, 81.8; Helen | € 69; Donna MacArthur, 59.5; Stephenson, Wallace 80.2; Mac Marcellus, th Boyd, 73.8; Stanley Car- GRADE IV-- Faye Allan Graham, GRADE III--Lincoln Steele, 77: Donald East- J. TWINAME, teacher. REPORT OF STANDING JAN. and FEB. JUNIOR ROOM GRAD%, V--Ray Thompson, 71; -- MARCH Spring Is Just Around the Corner And With Its Advent We Become Motor Conscious CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE, BUICK Sleek, Powerful, "THE TRANSPORTATION Chevrolet and Maple Leaf Trucks DEPENDABLE HAULING More Miles Per Gallon, Lower Costs Per Mile SHOW ROOM VISIT OUR Inspect the New Models 11th -- Economical OF A NATION" AT -- Drive One Away McARTHU RUSSELL, ONT. MOTOR SALES TELEPHONE 44 GRADE III--Douglas Morrice, 83; Sybil Bradley, GRADE II--Lloyd Shelp, 79; Andy GRADE I--Eddie Morrice, 79; Lois GRADE A--Iris Thompson, Mable LOIS SCOTT, teacher. Report of S. S. No. 3 FOR FEBRUARY GRADE II Willie Morrow--=80 J Allene Marcellus--76.8 Jessica Trainor--73.2 Besrnes Eve Ser Thirty-five years of successful Optical Practice should guide your footsteps to B cor. Gladstone and Bronson, Ottawa. If you want to see as you should see you will see BEATTIE'S EYE SERVICE eattie's Eye Service, Scientific Eye Examinations Specialists on all Visual and Muscular Eye Defects. T. T. BEATTIE, Professional Optometrist KATHLEEN M. ROLLINS, Professional Optometrist Floyd Cochrane--T73 - Teresa Robinson--66.6 Glenn Harten--62.4 Beulah Sullivan--61.6 Hilton Robinson--60.6 Hilton Browne--55.6 GRADE I--SENIOR Evelyn Morrow Lloyd Morrow Elaine [Fader (absent) K. Mary Trainor (absent) GRADE I, JUNIOR Maynard Eastman Ella 'Eastman Jimmie Morrow --N. MOFFATT, Teacher School Report | This list is issued by the teachers and is a genuine of co-operation between because wf sickness be given recognition by the absence is known to the parent. There are a number «of children listed who have been unable to ai- tend schoel because of sickness. The list will appear for March. This is the number of half days absent. FORM I--John Harrington 2. G. Little 2, M. Cherry 2, D. Macdonald 2 i FORM II--J. Browne 6. G. Cum- ming 10, D. Kerr 1, IL. Loucks 8, M. you by it. asmark... DOWN PAYMENT» CREDIT TERMS. h RUSSEL € De A lbewal allowance on td Look at your watch ...others do and judge your old timepiece for new Bulova. Trade in Nod fh oa dh oa a me de REIN EN I Lr na, ~ "LADY. BULOVA®" CREDIT TERMS Russell, Ont. Rombough 4, Bill Tiwiname 10, S. Blais 4, D. Boland 6, A. Bradlay 6, E. McCaffery 20, D. Robinsen 2, P. Fiery 8.0 5 SF) COMING EVENTS FORM 3--D. fuesinghon 1 . cg Eadie 2, P. Gormley 2, S. an J. MeArthur 2, G. McKeown 2, K. Coming! Coming! A three-act, | Millar 4. K. Paul 2, J. Booth 2, : I. Comedy-Drama, "Love's Magic" in Harrison 6, 1 Hany Little | ited' Church Hall, Russell, Warch 2, 1.. McCormick 2, M. McKeown 4, for posters and date c10 T. Warner 2, H. Waddell 3, E. k | FOR M 4--S. Long, R. McNaught ! 1, A. MacEwen 1, E. Stanley 3, M. There's nothing neessarily wrong | Switzer 4. with a person because he is criticized! --A. MURDAY, Principal It is often a good omen. J WEDDING SIMMONS--SHEPHERD A very pretty wedding was so= temnized at Verdun, Que., on Satur- day, Feb. 26th, by the Rev. Tuttle, when Helena (Jessie. Shepherd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Shepherd, of Russell, Ont., was unit= ed in marriage to Mr. Fred Sim-~ mons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simmons, of Montreal.