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PAGE YOU 8 Published every Thursday morning at the on' ice. Garafraxa Street. Dur- ham. Ontario. by W. Irwin. Editor and Pronrietor. The Chronicle is mailed to any address in Canada at the rate of $2.00 per year. 31.00 for six months. :30 cents for three months. To any address in the Unitâ€" ed States of America. 82.50 per year, $1.25 for six months. 65 cents for three months. Foreign subscription -"- 'v rates (in application. Member Canadian Weekly papers Association. (“I10 I“ ‘al “"v-.' nearly all a wilderness. Neighbors were not numerous. and doctors and mnlertnkt-rs were unknown. The wads were of the most primitive mararh-r in many places, being only at trail, and where surveyed i been made and Opened up tlwy were covered for long 2’. biillo roads llito for traffic >Iz‘etchvs with wirduroy. Such a thing: as an automobile hadn’t been invented nt’ unol ewn wagons were :wrv seldom Sven. Jumpers were use-ct i'n all 1,giincls or transportation. The grain was drawn in jumpers and m tum- n :rist to the mill the oxen tifzzo- jnnnwr were brought. into use. To :o: to the mill at Meat'ord was inc: \er'ii of at least two days and] “He niuhi. The distance was only Hr. miles. and roads and blazed trails Enid in in- t‘nlluwml. No one would “mini; . l' swtt‘tng out. on such :L jour- ..w\ with-an taking an axe with him M «'lo-ur his way in also a tree had w-vn blown arms: the trail. By starting in gmyl time in the l::°.'l°ll!fl,'_'. the mill would he reached llllli' ill the afternoon. ()ther _-'r';~'t.< \‘u-ro- often ahead. and each ;.-2iol to want. his turn, and «luring the in: wu-ury night. the tired farmer . :xui <lliltt'ht'S of rest by lying in wins- «urnvr of the mill with his .urttt." for :i pillow unol a bag, per- izups. his only covering. Staying at one of the tm‘erns was. out of the question with many of the early furnm". l-‘c-w had money and hail m way of getting it. They could dispose Hf their butter and eggs, if they hzul any, at most of the stores, nut tho-y hncl tn be traded out, and 52'“: balanve, it’ any, would be ac- knowledgmt by :1 “due bill” and dealt z-nt. u". a later «late. With the ground ::'i~'t tho- rc-turn trip was made the .‘W'l’llt‘ ..’.: tn Clo-3r his. 3mm} hlnwn muting i1 I'ermm-fi ”1 sumor time mists Wo'l’t 3 mm- {um a He startmi wa’v \‘ yvars of agr. (N Richard Rnl‘ko‘. .hvsoph Burk». \' m' t\\'«» sumo? ye “i' parlinmvnt '1] Hire}. Edward R 'l‘c)\\'n.~'hip uf (Lu 9} Y'DQiaile LI}. '1' w,- uf the {Ur-ems \ gag-shun with man} 'ul'merx Few had I] m wav ut’ getting i rflis is the .0th of July ill'v. lidward llurlw. rlc-rk 01 the i 1‘.;.wii.-hii» ul‘ (Lullingw'iuul. and 110“" ii rnsioiviil nt' 'l'hi'wnhury. was a svlioo'vl-niutv. {ivgvllwr with sowvral 'thm- :‘iiwmiwrs nl‘ lllv“ l'uniily. PO‘Olllt‘ .; mm.» gays wim- nut. rich in nmn-' o')‘. lint hi3: t'nmilii-s \Vl‘l't‘ llll‘ ruli‘l grim-ally. anm SPVIPI 01 eight. to :Et'tw‘n ll‘."l’l’llh‘l‘~' in a ltiniily were viiitw mm W. and all Sl'l‘nll‘ll ln gut. gi’vnt)‘ in “Ll? 11ml liltfnl)’ In wcar.‘ There were no luxuries. but- the ab- ~:illlli* llo't'o‘s‘s‘lllvs \\’i‘!'t' ill‘L’t‘SSlblt.‘ t0 :: 1. .\ll wvro- rirh :jnr pi’mr alike, and : :idvr lliv romdilinns that. wuuld now cuneido-rc-d as hardships. and in- ti-li-raioiv, ihvrn was a lax-3;.) nwasurv vi (”Iii-“'Zfllli'lfi. What tlmy had in ml. was the result. of their own labor and l‘m- skill and industry nl' tlw "wnme n Sums" L'Hllll'OllPll tho majOri poi- llull wt lliu \\01k in supplvin: the! humesnun rluthiug with whichâ€"Cm werc- si‘mdio-il. [he mother and daughlvrs did thv iarding and spin- ning m‘ thv wool. and (being of the yarn. and the \Vt'aVlng in many cas- es was don» on hand lnoms. Many were the culors‘ of the homespun productions and children and grown- ups of today would scarc’oly think of wearing the tuggvrx we felt Sn proud of in the earl} (lays. 'hf'x'o' \w'l'o- \‘ttl Jx'ly days. and HST-’3' was as 1‘. .1\.~' 1111111 1111\‘11111'1111 the jumpers 1111111111111111'1111 111 some cases by 11'18. 11111 “11;. 1111:; \\111'11 seldom Seen. 111-1111 “1111- \111'\ 1"11\\ 11015115 in 111131 111\ 11:1\.~'. 111111 :1 horse 111111 c11\1.1.1'ed 113.1;1} xx: 15 as much 01‘ 11 curiusih ~ 1111 11111'111111'111111 111 1111? 11111511111 time. 11 18111. 11111 11111111111111 10 111w) an 1111111111211111111V \\’11 \\'11I'L' just. a 11 111111 11111111 111_1\.~' 111111 115 “1’1 \\ ere 111111111111 1111111111111 111 1111\11 11 51111001 1111111 111111 11 111111 11\\11y. “1.1 “"1110 1111111111 111111-11 \1111111 111111111 seven 111118 111 11:11. “111' 11151 11111111111111' was 111'111'1111 11111101. 111111111' 111' 1111') 111111, 11811111 Hulk". \\'h1'1 St’l'VMl 11 term .11 1w. M1111» )‘11111'5 111.111 as 11111mbet1 . 1‘1111'1'17111111111. 111 11111 11111111 111315111- 1-1-11 1~‘_.1\\'111'11 111111111. 11111111 111' 11111 SEVENTY \VC‘I‘U S?\'Cll’.\'-Oll0 today, Fran]E Spyen years of age we attended the Public selmel when work on the farm wasn‘t. too pressing in its de- mands. We made good use‘ef our apportunities at. school in the win- to? months, but in seeding and har- wst from early years we had to help on the farm. From twelve years of age we had little chance of attend- ing school in summer. Beyond the innatv «3 mil.» and [[‘to'ci ”N 'asia am! I.I.u11|1',5\\um_.. “Hut.” rhmxfzo-d since then. At that wuv dab“, the country was soMnm sm'n Tn all $1sz ‘ Ii Thursday, July 10. 1924. ii.” If - U {Mia} the edit [01° 01 {ms :3“ HM: light. It “as in Ft: near 1110' 1101 th-eaat u: ts'nx'x'xsl‘lip of Euphra- mute exulicit, it was on tho: Town Line between 1nd flollingwomj. Things -ONE YEARS AGO 1‘ July. Seventy- thf: editfir of this light. It was in “thro‘m RE" 0111' “arty toarhm's wow-é nnt, of high mhicntifinat Stanotinu.i \Vtwn ahnnt. sownntmn ynaw of n-‘ “'0 had tho good t‘ortunn tn haw rti Quakvr if'flt"i|f‘t". who was a L'r‘ntlv-i man and a I'm] S‘t‘hfilal' in thus» 4213's.! H0 had a kntmtmtgv ut' Latin untt‘ Gl'owk as \w'll as tho snhjv-t'tfi nmrvsâ€" szu'y fur a good English education. He was a ('OmnltPI‘Ciill collego graci- nato and an nxcntlnnt pnnmrm. Hw tnok a fancy to the writvr fm' sum» I'casnn I-‘l‘ ntht‘l‘ 11nd cnczmragmt him to work with a \‘it‘\\' tnwaiuts takinr.’ :1 tuachvr's cvi‘titicutc. “'0 «lid 50. hut. unfortunately. he? was t'vplamu‘t at, the PM ut‘ a year 01- sn. and hi: Isnccvssm'. thnugh a gOUd workw. [hail nu suncrim' scholastic attain~ monts. To accomplish our inn-p050 \vv \vmxt tn school in Thumbux'y for u timv and in 1872 took a third class t-ci'tit'icatc and started toachin: the nth year at, $300, which was them m‘yiisidm-mt a big salary. W0 snbscqumitly attended the Turnntn Nt‘ii'mal SChUOl and Cullii’igwomt COI- 1wgiate Institwutv, from which \\'°‘i wmc graduated in 187 8. § Aftert teachin" a fo-w months near Memford, \\n 1113141 the piini ip'iiship 01' I.«‘amingion I’uhiii s ’iHOI Es.- sox County. where \w Sfilcli 1879 and 1880. At the end 01' the )0 i wrâ€" wm‘e marrim’l 11ml 3(‘(V‘Di0d the prin- cipaiship of Bath Acmivmy. which wn hold i'ni‘ two years. and with gnml results. which. if {UN in full. wnuhi appear like 1111215111-. At. the" mm «11' 11w wmnoi \wvz‘u' we; worn kitkmi “11L lhm': 11180 \H} \ntml tn: the Hun. Jnhu A. Mauiunald. Um sub- quumit it‘fll'hing (PXDt'l‘iPIICL‘ was : :1 ryvai- in Middlcscx. two years as tho i[winvipai nf Dam'illg. Quebec. Aca- 1.h‘1h}'. and vhwvu yours in Flushor- . 11m. A NEW SONG \\1_1 111:: to 111k11o\\'l111lg11 receipt of a new song, entitled \\ hen First W11; Met.“ .\s tl1’11 editor of this paperi l doesn't know a demi-semi-qnaveiz from :1 1lia11ason. or a bass cletl’ from a bone tumor. he will not be expect- 111.1 to give an extended notice of this 1111111111ti1111.\\'11 can s:w,l11‘1\\'e\‘111'.' that the t\1111111s1,11l in printing: thei song is 1111a1 and plain the 111111111} seems to be the best qualitx of rag the dos ign on the front 11a1'1_1 is att- istic, and the woxds ate tender as “‘81 steak and as poetic as the song 111' a meadow-1211111: on a May morning. The melody is. sound and all right. with no wind-galls or collar-marks. The harmony also seems to be in a healthy condition, with no patent effects or noticeable blemishes. The totality, according to Jack Stedman. who knows all about it, is clear and resonant. and rest, so he says. on harmonic relations and melodic ele- ments. Agriculture will progress as fast as we dare to take on new and im. proved methods of agriculture. Don‘t think people judge your generosity by the amount of advice you give away. Truth never hurts until we grow older. Bill collectors should dun as they expect to be gone by. ”.1111!1)1111*11\ :.r1111111111:111 1111111111111 :ilhm'n 11111115 1111 11111‘r1111111ti1111.livery- 110113' 1111“ 11 111 1111111111 and many H1111*1' 1131'15 111' 11119 N111°111 American 11111111111111. 11111, knows 111111 115 1110 11111111115 ;\111111‘11.¢ax1 1'1\'11 war \‘13101‘2111. 111-1111131 .-_\111111;-°.1-11 \mvs. 1111113131101‘ 51111. as 1111- 1115111111'111111' 1:011 companâ€" 11111 11111111111 1) 11111'k1‘11lln1’ 101' 1111 1:1.~1 1.':\\1111\ \11315. '11115 1111115110 P111111 \\11\UU_'1.11$1,1\1I n1a111111f11im 1111115 (11111111111 15111111. 1 111111121. 111111111. 1:111111111 .â€"\11111.~' 1115511111 1521 1111111111- 11111. 1111111-111- 11111- \\001 15011 (1111111131- 1151. Last \031‘, 111111 gain this 5113.- sun. 1111 155111111 :1 0113111311111) 1111‘ a 1113â€"1111111 111111111 111 any 1111111 his age. As yut. h11\\’1_11.'1‘1'. 111:1 has been U11- 5111111155111! 111 14111111131 an answer 111 1115 1'1121111111;."1.1. Accido'nts :u-cfilnmst, unavoidable \\'1Hl cars as tlnck as they are and brads as Huck as they are. Liv: hug: Wheat ...... Hats ......... Barley ....... Buckwheat . p035. ........ Hay ......... Butler ..... Eggs ....... Potatoes . . . Hides ...... Sheepskins . DURHAM MARKET OIL KING’S GOLF PARTNER Why Is It? “Oh Yes, We Have No Bananas THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Gent’s Furnisher In fact we have everything a man desires. Come in and let us show our fine range of flats, Caps, Shirts, Ties GENT’S FURNISHINGS But we have an up-to-date line of , Collars and Socks D. M. SAUNDERS ' MEN’S FURNISHINGS including : SOCIAL AND PERSONAL 7111-. 31111 311's. I 12151111 0. G1 and Rap- Mi1i1..1111 \is21ir1g: Mr. and MR. (11111111; J111k>‘1'!1 this “111111;. MFR 11112111. 1-‘i1'tl1 1'11'I_ 121111111011 is the gnu-st. 112' i111 aunt M1". .F. \\ right. . 111'. (lmwol of Southampton, was in 111\\‘11 'l‘umday 111111 1:21V11 11s 21 short. 1'21H.'H111 D12 is i1iii1 11 to siwak [1011‘ 1111 1211111112 1\ 211 11111 i1:;"1)11111g11 110m- 1111s11'211i1111. .‘\lr.<. ("h-urge H. Stimson and lwr «izuightvr ."li._~'s 1min Slinsun. 0f iridiaii Hmul ask. arrived here on Manda}: night and will spend the nut mnmh with Mrs. Stinson‘s par- unts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown. M r. (lhris. St'hflllf‘l‘mal'l of St. Marys i< sggwncling a l'uw days this week with I'vlatfn'vs in Bontinck and with l‘rivncis in Durham and Vicinity. MI'. \Vusioy Sir'i's of Unity, Sask- atvhmvan in making remittance on suhsrriptiun fivwii'ts thv Durham- itns in that district. well and in high hwms far a bright. future. 110 wishes to hv i'e~nivnil:m-mi in his rvlativos anci i‘i'ivmis al'uund horn. .. .-\flam Robmtsnn mm of Bur- ling: m i< spvnciinfl a. monk 01' No in hmn. putting: Im' hnuso and m'c-misvs in_ repair. .‘~l1. 211111 311's .-.\ II. K11a1'nm 11f "1111111111111, 9.111 1111\\ 1111 ti111i1' annual l111li1la} and “111 110 in tovxn till the 11112111111111; (11' 111ml, week. Last week they 111111011111 111141119111 tho Niagm‘a 1111n111s1lla._ Visiting at._rtl11)_ Falls and bassimfl through ”Welland, 'l’illson- burg, ”St. Thomas. '(jhatham :mc‘l wtumm‘nf; came by way of London. Veteran Star Theatre FRIDAY-- SATURDAY T\\'O SHOWS :8 and 9.15 RM. “THE GUILTY ONE” Agnes Ayres Durham. Ontario June 11-12 _jn.._. WW St. Marys and Elmira spending Sun- day'as guests of Rev. and Mrs. Cole who wish to be remembered to their many freinds at. Zion and in Durham. Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. Ivan Edwards of Toronto motored here Saturday to spend a week with her mother. Mrs. M. M. Marshall and with his parents at Zion. “V uJuxâ€" Miss Erma Heughan of Milverton is Spending the summer holidays with her- grandmother, Mrs. M. M. Marshall. Miss Myrtle Daniel of Buffalo is visiting her sister. Mrs. J. N. Murâ€" dock. and i'atiiprj.‘Mx‘..n'{. Panivl. UUk-n. uuu Luv-1‘_-. -.--,. __ Mr. Ernest Noble of Oldsmar, Flor- ida. arrived in town by motor this week and is at present the guest of his uncle. Mr. A. D. Noble. The Misses Mason of Merlin are Visiting this week with their cousin, Miss Annie Kearney. ‘ Miss Ella McFadden, Toronto, is spending: a few days with Mr. and Mrs. I J. McFadden. ‘ 1. ‘-?- 5111-3. Jul .vavrâ€" . Mr. Oscar Bell rplumml to his name how). on Sagmday. Mrs. Samuel Ritchfe and Mrs. James Matthews spent a «flay last \wck mth Mrs. James M‘cGu‘r. Mrs. Ralph Catipn spent a day-rc- mmtly \Vth 1101‘ Slstcr, Mrs. Wllllam Jacques; m , 1,. 3‘ A -.:-:1A‘\ \lrs. Huston. Toronm, is 21 Visitor at 1110.1101110 01 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pattersml. -â€" [I s. M I Mr. and Mrs. Meyers of Buffalo were \\'(l_‘.0kâ€"Cnd V131t01's atfihe home of Mr. and Mgs. \\'al_t01:__l\1chol. Iii-tile \iiss Gertrude Glass of toun is tlw guest 01 Miss llul‘n Lawrm ice and MiSs M. Lxuns, Maikcizilc. is \is- iting her cousins, Mart and Grace H Opiiinis': V. .-~. ‘ n r, ' l 1‘ i SUSS Katie ("100k of Zion spent, Sun- day with Miss Eliza 71):.1t,t_erson. ”311'. and Mrs. Donald \V'atson Spent :1 day 1110 first of the week with MI‘. and Mrs. W. R. \Vatsun. Mr. A; Ilo}')(31‘t.snn. who has Spvnt, Hm past. few months with Mr. and Mrs. Waitor Nicknl, loft Monday for New \\'vstminstmz 1311.. to Visit. his m-ler Hu‘l'o. 1.21s! 11'11iz1\ :1fi11111111111\\11s an i1l1111 «lav 1111' a picnic. and this 1111 111;: N11 £1 11i1‘111i11 1iav. it was a 1l1_11?i1i111l suc- 1115s. .-\ 1,161.1 crow! ;._"11h111111l 11111! 11\'1,_11',\‘111111 31.1111111111 (11 1111j11y 11i1115111. 'l‘l111 111111;. 12111111 l111l\\11111 '/i1111 111111 No. S) \\:1~' '11 1.111111! 111111, N11. 9 cumin; 111111 \' i1,t1._11‘i1111>;. HID 1'1111111 $311111 \\ ill i111 111:1)‘1111 at. Zion 1111151111} 11\1111i1ig. 1311's”! 1(H is s; ending 3 f0.“ dms \‘x‘ltll HOISt'WIl il'lt'IMS. Mr. and Mrs. .'l«;i.~f.01il1 Lindsay of West. Supm‘iui; \Vismnsin. an! smwneling a low «lays with his l‘l‘la- liws in town and Vicinity. Ml". Lindsay is supcrintcmlenl. 0f Brhlgm l-luililing's and \\”z1t«31~w0rks on six lmmlxwl 1]]ilt.‘.3‘,lil° the. (final. NHi'lliPi'n lailwny. llw lvi'rilnry 0va \\'lll('ll Em has vmtI-nl radiating from \V‘vst Smu‘q'im'. \Vlu-mf‘ he makes his lwnw and lmadquartors. Mr. Limlsay is looking well, and enjoying (*xucllonl health. MI‘. Tluunas andvmm and childâ€" ron. now about, mud-ocean on “1011' way 10 Scotland, sallml from Moni- Bran Shorts Feed Flour Oat Chop Crimped Oats _ Mixed Chop Mixed Grain for Poultry Food " Blatchford’s Calf Meal Pig Meal and Poultry Feeds . Our Feeds are of the Best Quality, and our i Flour Is Guaranteed. Prices right for Cash Highest Price Paid for Wheat delivered at the Mill Goods Delivered 111 Town Every Afternoon Phone 8, Night or Day. JOHN MCGOWAN The People’s Mill Durham, Ont. real last. Iridav 11101‘11111g..-\1:'a111 1'11'1m (11111111113 ropmted all “13.11 111111 11nj11ving 11111 11111. Miss /1‘ta Black 01 H119111'111I‘ is the "nest, 01 Miss Amy KPH)’ . Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mermnlcl‘ of 'l“¢')mnt0. snout. tho workâ€"0nd with his parvnts, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc- Donald, ijpm- Town. Dr. Cecil \ani'c n!‘ 'vl'mxmto was in town m'm' Hm \wok-vml. SAVED fRflM ‘AN BPERAIIUN Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘. H. McClmtklin have I'Mm'nmi tn 'I'oxwmtn after a couple of \\':‘_'vks' \‘iFit. at. Um McClocklin (lamp at. tho Rtu’tky. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. \\'al[m' Mayer, Stu. and M 1‘. and Mrs. Walter Mayer. .112. Hf Iâ€"hxfl'aln, 1115” Mrs. R. Shm'trmul of Prirnvillo‘. and sun Noil. Visited Hw Weir and Burgess families, in (own. the mu! of Hm \w-mk. Restated to Health By Taking “Fruit-a-tives” “Mi: RUIWILVLHHQ nt' 0an Son: iii is \isiting the MiComb families ihi~ \\ 00k. lhc Missvs H3) 01 lm «mm a] v. \:s- Hint“ at the homv of 1m ir brnthnr Mr. 12. A. Hay. in hm n. MI". and Mrs. Arch. McComh or To)»- 0M0 Shunt. Hm WOPk-Ond in town with Hm fcj‘vrmm‘s' I’MII‘OIHS. Mr. an: Mrs. Thomas McCcnnh. Made offruit Juices and Ionics Miss J. Wnir. B.A.. Hf tho. lam] High school S-tafi'. and Mr. and Mm. J. M. I-mrg'oss. mntm‘mi in Gunlph Hm first. of tho weak. Miss \Vpir gain: (m In 'I‘mm'fln, whm-v sin“ will srmmi three weeks marking: examinatim paper's. - The most convincing proof of the true worth of “Fruit-a-tives" as a medicine for women is found in the letters written by them to “Fruit-a- Ktives”. For instance: “ I suffered with all the symptoms of female trouble, pains low down in the back and sides, constipation and constant headache. A doctor advised an operation. I started taking “Fruit-a-tives” and this fruit medicine completely relieved me of all my misery”. British women aw now “\vcarim“ Palmsâ€"chorry and ash in Londt‘m. lrlackthm‘ns in Dublin. Clearly tho- exprnssion “womun‘s Pluhs" domande a radix]it..i011--B1‘(M')k1yu Eagle. Mrs. M. J. GORSE, Vancouver, B. C. 50c. abox, 6for$2. 50, trialsize 25c. At dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. Ont. Thursday, July 10. 1924. Thv (“Inns promisinm 111:: past V M Li H:: tho mum. 51in} ill H:" H: but. H10 \xmn Shuwors haw m'mvih. has 1mm i« and H10 1'”: few days. of {114' iu‘fl".‘ L. U. L. ! 0mm 8mm LOSI‘EH‘ “It“: A numiw U. F. U. {:3 and rmun't ton Park 1': friendly .2; mot with little mm-v sh'ould mfl material 1.. Some n: hu: in the danw :1 flight. ”lh‘ )‘U prop-ositiun 1.. rejected thu .. Mr. .Inh‘n timmsiut 8011001 hf'l'v 1"”? HM wevk fur his hm. BPfOX'o 14‘2“ng H9! $0110.01 p1'0<vizt.'-i h 0f monov. Miss .\o-lliu Ham « the \\ 00kâ€"( 1M :1. it Miss Jns<iv ”M‘s {he Qumm vii}: Miss E. l’az'sluxx school at. St. hzn'i'i MI‘. .\11.1_\' \\'::'i puttit‘g sc-mv In ; intends tn lmiH undel ii. Tho romaim ut' Maxwl] mum inb- ton Park Cum-Em They \\"‘l‘l‘ itt'HHLIEi Sfin. Sask. His ym brought. ”my and Side his lifv part! him about Hm'tx will \‘iSi? in ms- p before lnavin; ful' 1 Mr. and M“. H miiy. and 311'. :m spent Friday a! \\ re-dri I 1m! contract. MP9. Archiv livb. Myrtle 01' ICHnm. Sth \lSitin" “In” mu '7 Edge Hi1: 2} "1m! 1) 12 in am Mr. and 31w. v. 0f Markdaln \xug-u Mrs. FI'O“ Stilplug .MPS. ()l‘t‘hm't} H? “Sn-mg lhv \h-Nn families. Miss Robins guest, of how Robinson. MI‘S. ({(‘UIQ‘ 1‘::“.' 01' Grand \allm 111'. Mrs. (£00130 I m relatives in Ihi~ \ h (Our own CHI‘X'M; Miss Ella. Park has Tqrontn aftm‘ spvmhh; Wu!) he? paw-Ms 1mm. livery! H H i)‘ Mr. \V. .I. REH'hH new Bakvr \‘.'Hl¢iHH MP. Hectm‘ Mt'lftlvi ls reshingling Mr. ' barn “HS mum, Mr. and Mrs. \\'illz:m 0f Ehz‘nvrm- 4' 9m Sim! and Mrs. (hun'g'v fl'urnlnr oronto Rowing men and wammor» :‘I‘Jlihf «,za KingSton, manager Of tho" Town? pig‘ht; E). Tommy Walker, Turner ( barman. Prue: ruv. ‘ University 13 acoompanymg the rowuug ugh; 3,; MISSQS C, (Zinghurn 2111.: stead «11f 310$th :nui .\ respectn'vly. Visitmi last \\ their rx-iond. 1mg: mm: 1» p-- ”u": 111 u MP. and “IS TWIN \IwN N0 l‘manbv \iS‘h‘d “lv “1 " Week “1111 tlw laHvr s ‘m -‘.u William Grimsun. .. Mr. ”and 312‘ . Jaws Ebenezer \isitml w friends in. this burgh Mrs. James Park \'i.~ With her muthm'. Mrs â€"â€"â€"v- Mr 3111i\11.<.A.(:1~i|1.-m ~§w afternoon the fi1st 0f thv \\«-« k the Bauer familx «11 N11 ' Bentinck. Hampden. (Our 0\\n « ‘ll‘.o .(I Fir”! SV'm L01. ~33 fi')‘]l. (:U‘ ‘\ (-,.:v ‘- Thursday, July 10. 1924 (I '1‘ am icmc on Edge Hi1}. M! 00 In .‘k \lfilt‘"! '3“ “PS. \V. “"‘i TH RI vs Turn} n recent] 3‘ IN H M \VG‘.‘ \V l with FRI