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COAL We expect a car of SCRANTON NUT COAL the firs tof next week. ~Leave your orders and we will notify you of arrivai. Geo. Jamieson Newcastle Hiave iYour NEWCASTLE Foreman A. Bevis spent the week- end in Toronto. Mrs. Wm. Rickard is visiting fr-iënds in Bowinaxrvie-. Jack Grieve la down from Guelph vîsiting his mother and sister. Mr. Frank Branton has moved his household effects to Oshawa. Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Carveth, Tor- onto, werei town this week. Dr. A. Farncomb made a trip to Toronto the first of the week. Our old friend Wes. Branton le nursing a severe dose' of Lumbago. Alderman H. S. Britton made a business trip to Guelph on Monday. Montgomery Bros. are the.first to report co mpletion of the ice harvest. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Carveth spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Uglow.at A f ew blankets at a big saving a Jamieson 's. Mr. C. R. Carveth is unloading feed onts and Fred Graham a car of coal. Say friends! 1 neyer thought you could get such bargains as Jamieson is off ering. Our esteemne townsmnn, MJ1É.. Uglow, is under the care of Dr. A. Farncomb. Mr . i~Rinc isnble tobe- out DISTRICT DEPUTY 6 BOARD 0F EDUCATION INSTALLS OFFICERSý Awarding of Prizes--Cîtizens Invited Mr. Edmund Thackray, D. D. S. P., of the S. O. E. B. S., has been pay, The inaugural meeting of New- ~ffi~i~isits To severax o %Z5 lodges in the Durham West Districtel in the Town Hall, Wednesday, and installing the officers for theFeb. lst., at 8 o'clock. Alter the year 1922. He visited Wolver Itransaction of regular business pre- hampton Lodge, Orono, on the 10ths _sentations wîll be made of the Wil- Temple Bar Lodge. Tyrone, on thei!mot Gold Medal for general profic- 16th and Wellington Lodge, Bow-iiency and Prof. John Squair's prize manville, on the l9th, and was nc- for highiest 'standing in French. Cit- companied on each visit by a number izens invited to attend this interest- of members of Newcastle Lodge., ing function. Each meeting was characterized by1 much profitable speeclt-making, an, adequate amount of lunch eating and DURHAM LODGE OFFICERS some right merry game playing. Mr.l Thackray instnlled the officers of~ Officers of Durham Lodge, A. F. Lodge Newcastle on Thursday night & A. M., No. 66, Newcastle, were last, on which occasion the local elected and recently nstalled by R. brethren were pleased to have with~ W. Bro. F. C. Hoar, as follows: them a good dozen of the 'brethrenlW. M.-Fred Couch; S. W-J. S. from Orono and two from Newton-, Montgomery; J. W. -Jas. Welsh; ville. Treaurr-J. EW, Pbiln; Seer- ________tnry-Rev. S. G. McCormack; S. D.-W. Farrow; J. D.-W . C. ST. GEORGE'S VEST'RY MEETING Holmes; 1. G.-ý'Geo. Law; D. of C. -H. S. Britton; Chap.-Rev. J. E.! The annual vestry meeting of St., Fenning; Tyler-M. Clark; Finance George's Church, Newcastle, was1W. M.. -Secrètary and Treasurer; held in the Parish Hall cn londay flharitable-M. Clarke,' H. Rowland, e-ening.41nnnràL2r-Te--churc- jW. C. Holme: Health-H. S. Brit- wardens report for the year 1921 ton, F. W. Fligg. W. F. Riekrd showed receipts $1360.88, expendi- tures $1311.17; balance in bank Cet your Electric Bulbs at Jme MONEY SPENT ON COUNTIES ROADS County Road Supt. Geo. Greer has submitted bis report on work done 1921. ýWest Durham is: Cartwright township: $7,766.87 was spent. On road 57 a 15-foot span bridge 35,feet long was built, cost $1,473.73; and on rond 3 a con- crete bridge, 45-foot span, cost $2,- 636.07. On other ronds $3,657.07 was spent putting on 745 yards gra- vel, 4 new culverts, two steel cul- verts, and cutting down two hilîs. Darlington township: $1 0,842,39 was spent, including a 45-foot span bridge on road 1, cost $4,277.85. There were two bridges, but one was doue away with, and the two streamsi brought together. Land was boughtý and two dams built to turn the streams together. Total cost $7,- 227.88. On other roads they -put 1,722 yards grave', graded 500 ruds, put in four new culverts, repaired two bridges and 28 culverts. Clarke township: spent $12,188.22. On rond 2 a 45-foot span concrete bridge cost $3,810.55, and did nway with an old bridge with an iron cul- vert 35 feet long and cut down two -h-ls Onuter-rus- constructed a cedar bridge, repaîred four, bridges, repaired and built 10 culverts and putnn2,93 ynrd-s-gra.vel-.' Hope township: $3,869.11 wns ANNUAL MEETING, 1 Durham United Farmers' Political Association will hold its annual meeting in Town Hall, Orono, on Saturday, Jan. 28, at 1.30 p. m. Good attendance requested, Alan Campbell, H. G. Macklin, Prezident. Secretary. DENTAL DR. R. E. DINNIWELL, Licensed to practice in Ontario Dentistry in aIl its branches Office-King-st., Bowmanville Opposite Bank of Montreal Phone 301 Trhie NwateIieeie THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1922 t h .1 Be Loyal To Your A on the eoun ý 1 -L 1- MEDICAL ALFRED FARNCOMB, M. D., C. M. Graduate of Trinity University, alao of Royal College Physicians, ]Edin- burg. Specialty-Diseases Of -Woni- en and children. Office-l1ûrkerls Block, Newcastle. J. A. BUTLER, M. D., C. M. Honor graduate of Trinity Univ -ity, Fellow of Trinity Mdedical Ciee Licentiate of the State University of New York, Matriculate of the 91Zt Graduate Medical School and Hos- pita oftNew York an&tFe ow -ofthe Toronto Academy of Medicine. Offie -Mrs. McNaughton's Renidee, Newcastle. Hours-8 to 10 a. m., 1 to 3 p. m., and by appointment.