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V M €0lborn 'U7 THE COLBORNE EXPRESS,!THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, 1927 $2 a year in advance: $2.50 to U.S.A. COLBORNE SCHOOL BOARD Regular meeting held Monday, Nov. 21st, 1927. Present--A. E. Donaghy, Chairman, J. A. Corbyn, C. W. Crandell, B. Mc-Cracken, Ed. Quinn, F. M. Brintnell, ,T. P. Wilson, H. J. Coyle. Inspector Boyes' Report, Public School, stated that repairs to building are need badly. The staff and organization all satisfactory. High School Reta Grant, rebate exam, fee 1.40 R. H. Tye, work.......... 7.30 ,T. H. Goulding, use of mower 3.00 Public School M. Davey, insurance, 3 yrs. .. 36.35 E. W. Mover Co., supplies.. .. 13.20 G. M. Peebles Estate, lights .. 160 'Monthly absentee report from Principal Cracknell shows attendance Quite regular. Mr. H. J. Coyle was requested to fix H. S. steps to prevent slipperiness, and also repair small leak in roof. Chairman of Board and Chairman School Committee were appointed to interview Colborne Council, requesting use of Town Hall free of charge for school purposes. The world's greatest values in men's suits and overcoats are from the Tip Top Tailors. Fortunately an expert will be in Colborne Friday, Dec. 2nd at Hawkins' clothing store,Colborne, with all factory samples to show the men who require a new suit or overcoat tailored to measure for $24.00. All shades.. The day, Dec. 2nd. The place, Hawkins' store The fall meeting of the Cobourg Presbytery was held in Grafton on Thursday, Nov. 17th, 1927. Sessions morning and afternoon. Rev. J. S. I. Wlilson of Brighton, Chairman of the Presbytery, had charge of all the sessions. After the opening devotional exercises, Rev. W. H. Tanton of Cobourg gave a very helpful devotional talk. The presbytery then began its business and many matters of interest were discussed and decisions reached. At the noon hour, the different com-niiittees met and brought in their reports at the afternoon session. Reports of the Maintenance and Extension Fund were presented by Rev. T. Anderson of Port Hope. Rev. W. W. Jones of Warkworth, and Rev. J. S. I "Wilson of Brighton. Following the reports, Rev. Dr. Bryce of Toronto gave a very helpful address on the work of the church throughout its ertire constituency. The religous Education Committee presented thefr report in four sections. The general report was presented by Rev. H. B. Neal of Wfooler; Rev. C. D. Daniel of Campbellofrd spoke on Young Peoples' Work: Rev. John E, Glover of Smith-field spoke on Temperance Problems; while Rev. J. E. Beckel presented the work of the Standard Training School. The thurd report was from the Committee on Evangelism and Social Ser- dinner and supper in the Town Hall, vice, presented by Rev. Andrew Mc- under the direction of the President, Lauchlin of Grafton. It was conceded Mrs. P. C. Brown. The Spring Presby-by all that this was one of the best tery meeting will be held at Wark-Presbytery meetings ever held. The worth, time to be arranged by the Ladies' Aid of Grafton Church served Executive. /VNED ] WALTER MINAKER BELIEVED DROW IN NORTHERN JjAKE A The finding of Walter Minakerl boat in the water on Lake Papineau, eust of Maynouth. North Hastings, ailfl his two coats in the craft, leads <k> the belief that Minaker, whose h£Fe is near Mountain View, Prince EJward County, may have been drowwd in Papineau Lake. A search has been made for Minaker by his friend „ but without result. The lake has been grappled, but no sign of the man has been discovered. Minaker went hunting deer ft the northern part of Histings Count'/. The missing man is well kno'jj,. He is a farmer about 35 years of a? :• and leaves his wife and eight children. Mrs. S. D. Boyce of Colborn¥*is a sister, and Mr. Boyce immediately on petting word left for Lake Papmeau. From what he Jearned Mr. Minaker, who had been troubled by his heart, became overdone and exhausted, "while rowing, and must have fallen from the boat. colors, Garnet School tie: and Grey, at Hawkins. ; blue c BOYS' ELECTION Remember the Boys' Election this coming Saturday, November 26, 1927, for the Older Boys' Parliament, which is to convene in Toronto the week between Christmas and New Year's. The polls are to be opened from 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. Where it is found.necessary an advance poll can be held on Friday evening, Nov. 25th. There are seven hundred and seventy-five names on the voters' list and the interest grows keener as the candidates continue their speaking tour from place to place. The candidates are Mr. Lloyd Dorland, Wooler, and Mr. Gerald Wright, Brighton. The deputy returning officers are as follows: Wooler--Rev. H. B. Neal Brighton--JMr. Howard Rundle Smithfield--^Rev. John E. Glover Campbellford and Seymour--Rev. C. D. Daniel. Hastings--Rev. A. C. Hie Hilton-- Rev. W. H. Clarke Morganston--Mr. C. W. Massey Castleton--Mr. Geo. Brown Colborne--'Mir. Fred Brintnell Roseneath--Rev. R. Brown Warkworth--Mr. Wilfred Bowen ^Norham--Rev. D. R. Clare ®Orland--Mr. R. Ryckman Myersburg--'Mr. John Ibey Stockdale--Mr. G. W. Irvin Oak Heights--Mr. W. Covert Havelock--Rev. W. R. Archer Sharon--Mr. E. M. Hinman Cramahe Baptist--Mr. Norman Grills, Castleton Dartford--Mr. Leslie Hardy Any other information required may be secured from the Returning Officer, Rev. J. E. Beckel of Castleton. MONEY-SAVING PROPOSITION Do you realize that we are Grocery Brokers and can others, therefore; we can SAVE YOU uy cheaper than " Y.' Our Christmas Stock is Now Full and Complete FREE - One Five-string Broom - FREE With every cash purchase of Five Dollars and over we will give you absolutely free One Five-string Broom, regular value 75c each. This deal holds good until five dozen brooms are given away. 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WE CARRY "FIVE CROWNS" FLOUR Hardware Department We have a complete and up-to-date line of Granite-ware, Alluminumware, Shelf and Heavy Hardware. We have the Agency for the "Heat Wave" Stove, and a complete line of all kinds of stoves at right prices. ■ We Sell for Less Our truck is at your service C. M. ALLEN & SON Grocery Breakers and Hardware Dealers Phone 140, COLBORNE PERSONAL Mr. J. G. R. Smith spent Sunday with Oshawa friends. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Joslin attended the Royal Winter Pair, Toronto, last Mrs. W. J. Jamieson is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Allan Coyle, Toronto. Inspector Levan of Toronto paid an official visit of inspection to Colborne High School this week. Mrs. E. Bradley of Rochester, N.Y., (formerly of Castleton) spent Saturday in town calling on friends. Mr. S. W, Sutton returned from the deer hunt with his venison, a piece of which ye editor was pleased to receive Mr. and Mrs. Alt Weir and daughter Mildred, and Mr. Calberry, of Toronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Turney. Mrs. J. S. Pickworth has returned from a visit to her brother, Mr. H. A. Farrow, and other friends at Bowman-ville and Oshawa. Mr. James Cockburn has returned home, after spending a few days visiting his cousin, Mrs. George Robson, at Niagara Falls, Ont. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Salley (formerly Miss Frances Bradley), of Avon N.Y., have gone to Olympia, Florida, to spend the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Fralick of Kin-dersley, Sask., arrived here by motor on Tuesday and are visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. C. T. Turney. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Orser are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Joslin for a few days before leaving for Tampa, Florida, for the winter. Mrs. S. D. Dudley, District Deputy Grand Matron, Order of the Eastern Star, paid her official visit to Trenton Chapter, No. 118, on Monday evening, Nov. 21st, 1927. There was a large attendance and neighbouring Chapters were well represented. Mrs. Dudley was presented with a handsome silver plate as a memento of her visit. A very pleasant and profitable evening was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Dudley was accompanied by Mr. Dudley and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fleming, of Colborne Chapter. COMING EVENTS i't forget the opening dance to-)W, Friday night, at Victoria Opera House, Colborne. Turpin's orchestra. The Colborne High School Literary Society will hold their annual concert in the New Town Hall, Colborne, on Thursday evening, December 22nd, 1027. Keep this date open. Further announcement later. 42- Reserve the date, Monday, Nov. 28, 1927, for the play "My Lord in Livery," under the auspices of Trinity Church, Colborne. This play was a big success at the Lyric Theatre, London, Eng., and should be a rare treat to the people of Colborne and vicinity. • COLBORNE P. S. CONCERT A bright and entertaining program of musical drills, Xmas dialogues, recitations, piano duets, etc., will be presented by the pupils of the Colborne Public School in the Opera House, Colborne, on Wednesday evening, Dec. 14th, 1927, at 8 o'clock. The public are invited to attend and enjoy a real treat. Admission 25 cents. CHRISTMAS MAILS FOR UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN During the Christmas season there is an unusual parcel congestion at United States Custom points. To ensure delivery before Christmas, parcels for the United States should be mailed early, not later than the first week of December. Such is the warning given by the Postmaster General. The same also applies to parcels for Great Britain. His any friends regret the critical condition of Mr. Joseph Kirk of Lake-pert, who was stricken with paralysis last week and has since been in a helpless state at his home. His sons, Capt. Chas. B. Kirk and'Capt. Geo. Kirk, have been home during the DON'T MISS THE ANNUAL chicken pie supper And bazaar Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of Colborne United Church Thursday, Dec. 8th, 1927 Sale Opens at 3 p.m. Supper Served from 5.30 to 8 p.m. Admission 50c. EVERBODY WELCOME CONCERT& PLAY Under the Auspices of Trinity Church Opera House, Colborne Monday, November 28, 1927 PROGRAM: Part 1--Concert Tableau.................Canada 1867--1927 Songs..................Mr. V. G. Cornwell Sword, Toe and Highland Dances-- Misses Jean Givens and Marjorie Yerrow, Belleville The "Galloping Major and His Friends Character Song and Dance........Miss Eva Baker Duets, Solos and Other Attractions Chorus..................Funicula Funiculi Part 2--Play "My Lord in Livery" CAST OF CHARACTERS: Lord Thirlmere (H.M.S. Phlegethon) . . . . H. A. Free Spiggott (an old family butler) . . . . A. G. Cracknell Hopkins (a footman)............Arthur Turpin Robert (a page)..............Walter Best wick Sybil Amberley (daughter of Sir George Amberley) Miss Eleanor Strong Laura ) ., ,, . , . ( Mrs. S. E. Turpin Rose } (h6r fnendS)\ Mrs. J. F. Wolfraim TURPINS' ORCHESTRA Violin, Piano, Saxophone and Drums "GOD SAVE THE KING" Admission 50c and 25c. Plan at Griffis' Drug Store Doors open at 7.30--Concert at 8.15 sharp