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82nd Year No. THE COLBORNE EXPRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5th, 1928 $2 a year in advance: $2.50 to U.S.AC- COLBORNE VILLAGE Reeve--C. M. Finkle. Councillors--W. J. Cowie, B. Coyle, F. C. Morrow, W. A. Seed. School Trustees for 1928-9--F. ] Brintnell, J. A. Corbyn, C. W. Cra riell. The nomination meeting in Colborne Monday, Dec. 26th, 1927, was a rather tame affair. There was parctically no criticism of the conduct of the business by the 1927 Reeve, Sam D. Dudley, and Councillors W. J. Cowie, Ira Edwards, E. E. Mallory and J. M. Snetsinger. There were four nominated for the Reeveship, D. Dudley and J. R. Hancock did not qualify, leaving the contest between Ira Edwards and C. M. Finkle. In the polling on Monday, Mr. Edwards led by one vote in West Colborne--157 to 156--while East Colborne gave Mr. Finkle a majority of 25. Mr. Edwards gave six years faithful service as Councillor before going overseas in the Great War and also for 1927. Mr. Finkle has had five years municipal experience-- three as a member of Sidney Township Council and two as a member of Colborne Council in 1925 and 1926. For Councillors there were nine nom inations, W. J. Cowie, B. H. Coyle, F. C. Morrow, and W. A. Seed were elected by acclamation. Others nominated were S. D. Dudley, Ira Edwards, Dr. Jno. R. Hancock, John McCarl and H. B. Wilson. For School Trustees for 1928 and 1929 there were five nominations. F. M. Brintnell. J. A. Corbyn and C. W. Crandell, retiring trustees were reelected by acclamation. Fred Armstrong did not wish to run and W. A. I Seed qualified for Council. Colborne Public School Christmas Report, 1927 HOLIDAY VISITORS iss Lizzie Bell with friends 1 To- CRAM AH E TOWNSHIP There was an all around contest in Cramahe. For the Reeveship, Mr. Carl Murphy, unsuccessful one year ago. defeated by 84 majority Mr. S. A. Clark, who has occupied the position for several years and who has spent many years in municipal lift. He was spoken of as a candidate for the Wlardenship of the Counties for this year. Mr. Murphy has had considerable experience in municipal life as councillor and Deputy Reeve, and felt it was time he was stepping up. For Deputy Reeve, Mr. W. A. Samons was successful by a majority of 113 over Mr. W. E. Chesterfield, who held | 3sHe Ci Roy Darli for 2nd Mr. Ceci Saimons Campbell Darling Gummer Quinn . : rpbell, and 3rd place, respectively, j [ Gummer. a new contestant j unsuccessful candidate. Cramahe, Township Official Figures 1 2 3 4 5 Totalj . . 55 32 90 96 70--343 ! . . 96 90 59 63 119--4271 old 26 20 106 93 70--3151 . . 130 101 44 56 97--428 79 50 84 73 172--458, 53 56 102 150 87--448: 65 72 87 22 35--281 I .06 67 104 97 177--551 ! Room IV Sr. and Jr. IV-- Total 850 Honours 637 Pass 510 Jack Seed..........704 Claude Fowler........686 Helen Willoughihy......639 Leo Peebles..........637 Lizzie Waller........617 Florence Ball........611 Flora Bugg..........604 Helen Coyle...........602 Pearl Cowey .. ......530 Lillian Bennett......521 Gertrude Belson......521 James Morrison......517 Wm. Griff is.. .......511al Arthur Davis........505 Clifford Peebles......501 Alberta Kemp........483 Dora Morgan........463 Madeline McMurray . . .. 444 Gladys McCracken......443 Harold Turney........429 Arnold Pettibone......366 Malcolm Hubble......357 Albert Waller........341a3 Kenneth Blake........341 Sr. Ill-Total 750 Honours 562 Pass 450 Freddie Post.........609 James Coyle .. .-. .. .. 526 Jessie Mutton.........519 Alice Robertson . . ..... 499 Eleanor Henderson .. . . 473 Alex Grant . ,........471 Edward Belson........ 417 Beryl Martin........410 Claude Taylor...... .. 407 Rose Gagnon........ 384a2 . Cora Youngs........276 Harold Carter......absent A. G. Cracknell, Principal. Room III Jr. Ill-Total 600 Honours 450 Pass 360 Jessie Maskell........527 Jean Goheen........514 Elvin Peters........506 George Maskell......489 Nicholas Aziz........484 Jimmie Robinson......459 Douglas Sheldrick.....457 Margaret Peebles...... 429al Cecil Kemp........401al Viola Peterson........375 Elmer Seapy........373 Doris Matthews...... 363 | Henry Kemp........318a2 ; Elizabeth Montgomery . . \313 Florence Martin......312 Francis Kemp....... . 282 | Jr. II-- Norma Arkles........ 596 Russell Gagnon . . .. {.. 54S Reynard Redcliffe .. I . 517 George Montgomery .. j. . 501 May Cowey........j:. 494 Isabel Turney......f. . 455 John Coyle........!. . 455 Norman Sheldrick.. . . *V434 Billy Worth.........^430 Louis Aziz........s '. 426 Clarence Farrel.....418 Violet Ball........,374 Eva Whitney........361 Alice Ball..........349 Lloyd MacMurray......315 Sr. I-- Total 600 Honours 450 Pass 36 Dorothy Armstrong . . :. 545 Elsie Rutledge........523 Billy Troop........: . 451 Eric Cowie..........408 Teddy Bugg......:. 400 Cecil Burleigh......i, 391 Marguerite MacDonald ,. 378 John Kemp.......'. t 361 Bruce MacDonald .... f. 359 Ruth Branigan .. .: j. 340a°, Archie Reed........... 338 Dorothy Youngs . . .. { 313 Beatrice Waller ...... 1 182a2 Dorothy Reed......dissent Jr. I- Total 350 Honours 263 (Pass 21' Rosamund Hubble. . ..A 335 Fred Griffis........A 322 Jim Cochrane.......L 295 Edith Arthur.......{. 289 Ruth MacMurray . . .. | 284 Audrey Carter .... Charlie Teal .. Mildred Grant. . . . Cecil Cowie .. Lawrence Hendersor, Irene Kemp .. Esther E. McGlennon, "^acher Room I (Names in order of me|t) Jr. Primer-Mac Pettiibone Kathleen Keating-Muriel Arkles Dora Davis Gee ! Azi Mr. Arnold Warren of Toronto at home here. Mr. D. Drinkwalter of Peterboro at home here. Mr. A. Sutton of Peterboro Normal at home here. Miss Olive Earl of Brockville with her mother, Mrs. Earl. Mr. Geo. Edwards jr. with relatives in Oshawa and Hamilton. Mr. Harold Lemon of Oshawa with Ills mother, Mrs. J. A. Lemon. Mrs. M. S. Peters of Cobourg with her sister, Mrs. F. M. Brintnell. Mr. Arnold Seed of Toronto with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Seed. ■Mr. Arthur Griffis of Fort William with his brother, Mr. W. F. Griffis. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Dudley of Whitby with his mother, Mrs. J. G. Dudley. Mr, G. Thorburn of the Standard Bank staff, at his home in Oshawa. Mrs. C. H. Fowler of Detroit, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Fowler. Miss Helen Mallory of Toronto with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mallory. Miss Dorothy Moore of Bowmanville with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moore. . Miss Mabel Taylor of Toronto with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham of Oshawa with her mother, Mrs. Wm. H. j Button. Capt. W. E. Redfearn of Montreal with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Harry | Redfearn. Miss Clare Snetsinger of Toronto with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Snetsinger. Mr. Gordon McDonald of Detroit, Mich., at the home of his uncle. Mr. J. E. McDonald. Principal Geo. E. Kennedy, M.A., Mrs. Kennedy and young son, with friends in Stirling. Miss Nellie Grant, who is teaching at Gilmour, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Grant. Mrs. R. W. Defries of Toronto spent Christmas at the home of his sister, Mrs. D. Snetsinger. Mr. Graydon McCracken of Rochest- HOLIDAY VISITORS Mr. J. C. Barfett with friends in Toronto. Miss D. Wood of the H. S. staff at home in Toronto. iMr. Fred E. Morrow of Peterboro with Colborne friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Usher with friends in London, Ont. Miss May Mitchell of the H. S. staff at her home in Oshawa. Miss Helen McKim of Toronto with her parents at the Rectory. Misis Isohel Folk of Toronto with her mother, Mrs. H. J. Foik. Messrs. Hay spent Christmas at their old home in Campbellford. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fleming spent Christmas with friends in Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Taylor and daughter with friends in Port Hope. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Joslin spent Christmas with friends in Deseronto. Miss E. McLaren of the H. S. staff i.t her home at St. Catharines. /Miss Pansy Goulding spent the weekend at Cobourg with Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Thos. Craig, manager of Martin's meat store, with friends in To- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bugg. - Mr. James Sheldrick of Toronto with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shel- Mr. Frank Wilson of Rochester, N. Y., with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mr. Lorne Matthews of Brighton with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Samons spent Christmas with Mi Allen, Orono. Mr. Kenneth Matthews of Belleville with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Matthews. and Mrs. Edgar Johnson of COMING EVENTS i big Christmas The statutory meeting of the ] Municipal Council takes place Monday next, Jan. 9th, 1928, at 11 < The monthly meeting of Castlet Women's Institute will be held at t home of Mrs. Ted Moore on Thursd: January 112th, 1928, at 2.30 p.m. Si ject: Suggestions for winter reading, J by Mrs. Gerald Wtelton. RolLT*^ Magazines I take and why. Exff! Best Embroidered pillow prizes. Programme: Mrs. Social half hour. CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harnden w to thank their many friends and neighbours for their kindness and sympathy j during their recent bereavement. Mrs. Joseph H. Kirk and Family i wish to sincerely thank friends and 1 neighbours for kindness and Sympathy ' extended during the illness of Mr. Kirk, and in their bereavement. BIRTHS Rutherford--In Haldimand Township, on Saturday, December 17th, 1927, to Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie Rutherford, a son. Oliver--At the Cottage Hospital, Colborne, on Thursday, December 22, 1 C.927, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Oliver I (nee Isabel Samons), a son--William I MARRIAGES CI ouston-Matches-- At the Manse, Colborne, by the Rev. A. A. Smith, on| ^ Wednesday, December 21st, 1927, f Mrs Robt i Margaret Buchan Matches and Thomas I ' Arthur Clouston of Grafton. Smith-Co we y--At the Presbyterian I Manse, Colborne, by the Rev. A. A. Smith, on Monday afternoon, January 2nd, 1928, Elizabeth May, daughter of- Brighton Village Reeve--Jay Mills Council--B. F. Maybee, Jas. McCain T. H. Tweedle, F. R. Whitton. , Water Commissioner-- James Mi Sr. II-- ►tal 600 Honou Lorhe Arkles . Douglas Farrell . . Hazel Cowey . . June Fowler . . Tommy Branigan . Mac Snelgrove. . . Bernice Buchanan . Mary Cochrane . . Alex Mackie . . Greta Cowey . . Neil Black...... Bessie Moore ■.. Raymond Whitney Bernetus Coyle . . . Russell Peterson . . John Davis . . Jim Matthews . . . Edith Montgomery Robert Black . . . . Ross Teal...... Jack Griffis...... Mildred Taylor . . 450 Pass 360 Mr. S. E. Robinson has sold the service station at Wicklow owned by Mrs. Charles Bradley of Grafton, to Messrs. Willis Reid & Son of Oshawa, who have taken posession. Mr. Reid intends having an auto repair shop in connection. Mai Weatherill, Teacher Civilization seems to be merely tocess of developing more ways t I TEST THE CAPACITY OF STRAIN YOUR EYES WILL ENDURE, THE DELICACY OF THE EYE, ITS FORMATION AND THE INTRICACIES OF ITS NERVE SYSTEM ARE INDEED WONDERFUL. Had^Your Eyes ^Tested ? IT'S HAZARDOUS THINKING THAT NATL. RE WILL CURE THAT DEFECT. IT CAN'T. GLASSES ARE RESTFUL, CURATIVE. GET THE BEST, ALWAYS CHEAPEST, HERE. H. J. MAYHEW Jeweller anu Optician ONG STREET COLBORNE PERSONAL ■Mr. James Thorne has returned home from Toronto. Rev. J. D. P. Knox, Mallorytown, has been very ill in the Brockville hospital. Mass Mar.iorie Armstrong left on Monday for Frankford, where she has accepted a position. Mr. and Mrs. James Gagnon and ly have gone to Calibogie, where expect to spend the winter, r. Thos. Kemp of Toronto was called to Colborne, owing to the death of his mother. Mrs. Jos. A. Kemp. Miss Doris Grant returned Tuesday from Hamilton, where she spent the holidays with her sister, Miss Eileen Mrs. S. Warren is spending a few weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Palmateer. Toronto, and a sister in Brantford. Mr. Gordon C. McTavish of Winnipeg spent Christmas at "Bellevue" with his aunt, Miss Emily McTavish. and sister, Miss Maud McTavish. Mr. and Mrs. Darius Benedict and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Benedict were "at home" to a large number of friends and relatives on New Year's Day. All spent a happy and enjoyable time Mr. D. G. Nairn has returned to his duties as manager of the Bank of Toronto at Colborne, after two months' sick leave. All are pleased to know that Mr. Nairn has recovered good health. The Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Smith were "at home" to members of the Presbyterian congregation on Monday afternoon, January 2nd, 1928, when a -cod nurr:ber were present. Miss E. F. Marshall and Miss A. Duncan asssist-d in pouring tea. The Manse now ap-very nice, after having been i'-decovated and new hardwood floors i:d through the auspices of the Wil-"r-s Workers Society of the Ohu>eh. Helen Farr Ruth Youngs ■ "Mary Redcliffe Milton Waller Mac Chapin Doris Vanblaricun Ernest Reed Arthur Peters Betty Rowsome George Peters Jack Worth Dorothy Teal Grace Peterson feginners--• Melville Andrus Bernard Fox Ford Cowie Ruth Sheldrick Kay Coffee Vance Sutton Teddy Farrell Mary Delaney Bobbie Kemp Harold Farrell Monica Youngs Claude Turney Douglas Whitney Jack Montgomery Mabel Redcliffe Wesley Peters Clayton Hunt Douglas MeMurra; Elwood Samons Irene Nelson, Teacl McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Smith of Porl Hope with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wltn. H. Connors. Mr. Wilfred J. Rutherford of Rochester, N.Y., with his parents Mrs. Alex Rutherford. Mr. Clare Wilson of Queer Smith of Toronto. They will reside in Toronto. Frost-Bellamy -- At the United Church Parsonage, Colborne, on Wednesday, December 21st, 1927, by the-,Rev. John P. Falconer, Ruby JJ Mr. and f-Qaughter of Mr. Harry M. BelW Township, and Charlt l Frost /e-McMas f War and John H. Connors. ^ Miss Margaret Purdy./who is teaching at Fernleith, with hfer parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. P.urd>>. Miss Agnes Crandell of. St.. The ! I ,f ^^t^^^rv^Z ; uncle, Mr. W. CrAndell. Cornwell and daughter, Mrs. R. L. W. Coxj/n, at his granddaughter's, Mrs. Li-Jbtle, Toronto. . Miss Christina/ Hubble, who Is teaching at Rose /island, with her parents, Mr. and Mjtrs. J. H. Hubbell. Miss Marioae McLean, who is teach-Albert, with her grand-\ and Mrs. R. McLean. Mrs Bruce Brintnell and young scjn of CampbeUford ^hjs , ^^eh^^^Xo with Mr. , ~ taff, Blenheim, with Ms parents, Mr,| 17th,1927 at i! : nd Mrs. C. ^ CrandelL @ ,w McMaster of"'Murray Township, Mr. Myles, relieving manager of the vv marriage to Roy H. Bank of Toronto, _and Mrs. Myles at ^umte,Rev R R Neal officiated. Finney-Corlett--"The Maples " their home in Thornbury. ... ..nd Mrs. Harry Colton. Misses Jean and Margaret Griffis spent the holidays with their grandmother, Mrs. James Thomas. Mr and Mrs. Wim. Mason spent ,'bristmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Andrus, at Castleton. Mr Jay Post, who is attending business College in Toronto, with his parents, Mr and Mrs. C. A. Post. nd Mrs. Fred H. Clarke and ,„ „,anche Clarke of Toronto r"* j their mother, Mrs. J. C. Clarke. arents, Dr. „. Worth and Miss j son-Ma#garet Johnson of Chatham at the , Mr hjfme of^his son, Mr. Wm. Worth, at and M: eentield of Bow- j i Christ Mr. C. A. Myles was called toj ton on Saturday, owing to th| in Hospital there of his fai" Wm- N. Myles. The funeral at Woodslev. Essex County. Mr. Gordon Kirk of Detroit] Capt. Geo, Kirk of Hamiltoj Mrs. Bakei called home, at Lakeportl to the illness and death of thel er, Mr. Joseph H. Kirk, have r to their respective homes. Mrs. B. Jackson was "at hoi Christmas Day to over forty! including relatives and friendl Frankford, Wooler and Colborl :amil-. death [er, Mr. jas held Mich., [ir tath-Bturned ;eted their . rfan! i there also and ably assisted 1 Reginald Grant, distributed L to all and to the especial dej the Children, and grown-ups : A pleasant day was spent by £ On Friday evening, Dec. the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. aid, East Colborne, was tl bride-to-be. Miss Yelma (Oshawa), eldest daughter Mrs. Fred McMurray, ColbornJ about seventy-five of her frierj neighbours gathered for a m" eous shower. The bride-to-be many useful and pretty gifts, the esteem in which she is h evening-was quietly spent, c the illness of Mrs. McMurra| The r C.P.R. r. -and M of their son, the C.N.R. . Miss Madge Donaghy and Miss Thelm; ~ with their parei E. Donaghy. 'Mr. Alex McDonald of Toronto and Dr. Wm. V. McDonald of Rochester, N.Y.. with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. ; J. E. McDonald. ■ " ,' . . j Miss Frances L, Payne of Detroit, i Mir-h . snent Christmas with her par-Pavne, K.C., and Mrs. | Payne. ( | iMessr s^from i s'ty, Toronto, with their parents, the Aft- Rev....... guests iMr. Louis Murphy. Principal of the room Continuation School at Springfield,, 3 Tree spent the holidays with his parents. | is was Mr. and Mrs: Carl Murphy.' iy Mrs. Mr an(j mrs r Coyle, accompanied •esents by Mr Hen,.y Hubbs of Belleville, Kllt n! spent New Year's Day with Mr. and " wel1- Mrs. F. L. Palmateer, Toronto. lq?7 Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Payne of Camp-,n„„ bellford spent New Year's Day with his brother, W. L. Payne, K.C., and Mrs. Payne, at the Brunswick. Miss Anna McKenzie,. B.A., of Exeter, and Mr. Lloyd McKenzie of To-tonto spent Christmas with the Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Smith at the Manse. Mr. and Mrs. Hector A. Payne and Patricia, of Detroit, Mich. v Year's with his parents, ne. K.C., and Mrs. Payne, at Douglas Mayhew of Brockville ! Hubert Mayhew of Rochester, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mayhew „s at the home j . Greenfield, at j Il} „f Kent, Ohio, t Donaghy of Toronto, | " . and Mrs. * ; the Brunswick; Bonar and Harlem Coles, attendins Mi-Master Umver-onto. with their pi and Mrs. L. H. Coles. Capt. lighter, Mrs. Jamieson, ^ at the home of their daughter, R. J. Clark home of Mr. and Mrs J. J. Corlett. Brighton, Ont., was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday Dec. 24, 1927 when their youngest daughtei Ada Laucretta became the bride of Lawrence A. Finney of Killaloe, Ont., son of Mr. J. J. and the late Mrs. Alice Finney of Lindsay. Rev. Chas. K. Nicholl of Trenton, Ont., officiated. Mitchell-MoMurray--At the home of the bride's parents, Colborne on Monday, January 2nd, 1928 Velma Irene, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Fred McMurray, and Mr Joseph Ivan Mitchell, son of Dr. Mitchell of Collingwood. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. L. H. Coles, of Colborne Baptist Church, in the presence of the immediate relatives of the young couple. Loveless-Mercer--A marriage was solemnized at Trinity Parsonage, Dec. 27th 1927, by Rev. J. S. I. Wilson, H. Peacock and , j^,.^ RMei 0nly daughter of Mr. Mercer, Newfoundland"^ nd IMr. Ross Loveless, son of Mrs. Loveless, Brighton. The bride was- DEATHS Ho' Mr and Mrs. :M. M. Elliott of To-! attended by Mrs. JJ. vv. ives, u ronto with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j of the gr0om, and carried a bon H L Chapin. Mrs Chapin returned ! o{ pink and white carnations and with them for a two weeks' visit. \ ,owned in beige crepe. The groom Mr and Mlrs. Harvey McGowan | supported byJMr. P. W. fees. ^ (nee Helen Samons) and Master Don-! aid and Miss Lulu Samons have been | spending a few days with Mrs. Wm. Samons and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Samons, East Colborne. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Connors of Belleville with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Wm H. Connors. For the last i two' months Mr. G. W. Connors has I- l-a« been engaged in railway bridge | c)arke_In loving memory reconstruction work at Montpelier, i ieaT huabandt Henry S. Clark Vermont, repairing damages caused by dled January 6th, 1925. the disastrous floods. __j Hg ig gQ,ne but not forgotten. Kirk--At Lakeport, on Wednestta -December 28th, 1927. Joseph HendeK,JJ son Kirk, in his 74th year. Interme in Lakeport Cemetery. IN MEMORIAM iMcDon- daught: Sunday embers of St. AndrewJ Church are show: by conducting^ evenings on of the congrl tn turn is responsible for the p« Last Sunday the W.M.S. was it and Dr. McKenzie Smith gav teresfins address on Hindu 1 Religion. ^' Brunswick. ,. an-l Mrs. S. D. Scriptui rem- and daughter Rosemary of eville, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Allan le of' Toronto spent New Year's with Chief and Mrs. W. J. Jamie-apt. Chas. E. Redfearn. of Ontario •> Cobourg. and sons. Mr. an-Lorne J. Redfearn of Gait and Victor E. Redfearn of Rochester, j N Y., with the former's mother, Mrs James Redfearn. AUCTION SALES --by-- S. E. ROBINSON Vednesday, Jan. 18th. 1928, at 1.30 p.m.--Geo. C. Ives will offer Farm Stock, including several cows and heifers, farm implements, poultry, hay, grain and household effects, on his premises, Lot 31, B.F., Cramahe Tp., one mile South of Colborne. Usual Terms with 11 months' credit. S. E. Robinson, Auctioneer. AUCTlbTrSALES --by- Oscar C. Morgan, Auctioneer Hilton, R.R. No. 1 Tuesday, Jan. 10th, 1928--Auction sale of Mrs. John Graham, Murray Tp. 3rd con.. 4 miles east of Hilton, near Bethel school. High grade Jersey cows, horses, hay, grain and implements. No reserve. Wednesday, Jan. 11th, 1928--Auction sale of Mr. Robert Anderson. 1 mile north of Orland, Brighton Township, Choice high grade Holstein cows, horses, hay, grain and implements. No reserve' as Mr. Andersen is giving up farming. And, as dawns another year, i our hours of thinking, Thoughts of him are always near. Days of sadness will come o'er us, Friends may think the wound L healed, But they little know the sorrow That lies within the heart concealed. --Wife. Finkle--In loving memory of our dear daughter, Edna G. Finkle, who passed away January 3rd, 1926. Dear Edna you are not forgotten, Nor ever shall you be; As long as life and memory last We shall remember thee. Not now, but in the coming year-*"' It may be in a better land We'll read the memory of our tears And there sometime we'll under- Sadly missed by Father and Mother. WE TAKE THE RISK, unless Mrs. Sybilla Spahrs Tonsilitis is a success treating . your Sore Throat. Cough, Croup, Whooping Cough Head Colds, Catarrh, and Diseased Tonsils. Try it. Gould's Drugstore, Celborne.