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Mr. and Mrs. James Mather Visited over the week-end with friends near Priceville. MP. Alex. Jack or TOI'UINO {moon}- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Keefe, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cheese- man and babe. Master Tommy Wise, 3130 Mrs. Amy Ashdown of Detroit. spent the first of theweek with the torzfi‘er’s uncle, Mr. Jagger‘s McRonald. (Our own correspondent.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell of Toronto "10mm“ Uh to spend the week-end with friends in this burg. MllStBI‘ “’ilfx‘ed BUN. who has been spending the pastfiow weeks in those parts retprned yxth urn): .‘II‘. and Mrs. Bun Dunn nmtmwl from TDI'OIHO and sppnt. thp \Vppk_ end with tho Dunn family how. Mastm' Hat'nld t-vtux'nml with them tor a month's mvation. Mr. and Mrs. ham .‘hlmnall am] family Ht luIHntn “Mr tho' unufs of Hm MIDHIMM. Hasiiv. and 3hâ€" Dmxgall t’ami he's .as: \\‘M‘}{, Miss clim'ly ankins nl’ Huttnn Hiii is holidaying; with how grzmoinwtim' at prose-m. “'0 311‘ News leluaif; whn liampbwil's ('3! much impmw t0_b0 up and m $1.: 22.... 17,32; 2. :9... u. 7.32. 2.1.; 2.2: .33-. E... :3. :31? Zamrz. $22... 21 37,7. .35 2:; 37.4 00:95 2. $3342.. 71.9.9.4 2. 21m 5.3%. Mr. Ut'Ul'f-j'.‘ Lunnvy and llzmglxlw'. Aileen ml the Quwn filly :mr t-njny- mg rountl‘y lit‘o‘ at llw lmmo' ml" Mr. and Mrs. William Lunnvy at presc-nl. Frivmls nl' Mr. livvil Rlltlfllph will (w plcuswl tn kimw lxc‘ passml his examinxllinns with lugnmrs. Cnngral- Nation,» Dr. Smith. accompanied b} Misses Annie and Mz'uaran‘t MoKvnziv and Mr Npil \It'Lvun and daughtms. Misses .:luli1 and Wm! nt Durham. wow alsu \isiturs thv sum» day. Mt. zuni Mrs. Mac s1au ht- x't‘lzli~'tc-11;1 : Ho'doiit- 0f Hamiiiun {tench-cl mntm'm: hnlid tisit huh- on Mun-l: McCaIlum‘s. {H '1'0ugi1. 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Wu undm'staml that \w: an: to haw 3 0111111140 in hyc’h'uvlo'ctri(: pmwr mtcs hum \ugust l. \\"e 51111-le impv thz‘ chan'w will be dmumauls th‘ um 1atvsca1'o‘ high 911w ugh 11cm. In ”19.50) days who-n \vv haw so many tourists w» must mention our (xv-mortal to our boys. and truly we must tw satist'io-nl with the rummout. Unw tourist. last mmk in making enquiry about our mvmoriul stated that. he had truvo'lmj throughout. Ontario and had yo-t to see one that runwarmt with ours. Much credit is duo our o-xocutivc on such excel- lent judgmr'nt and we at'o' sun“ that. Mwn the: urn t'vnre- t5 pizu'od amount the: plot that zrothing too gum! can be- said about. t.::_- \Vtmln arrangnmvnti iustsan girls soft-ball team on th» samt! evening trimmml Swinton team by :1 5mm- Hf abhut 24-14 or in Shut [)l'npm'tiun. 0111 local Mutball 10am paid [1113 return \1511 to Suintou Park last. Friday waning and played the Swintun PaIk bms. The 51:01 11 \\ :15 0-0. T1111 game 11 :15 good and f'ai1ly 1111:1111. “1,1 lock for 8011161 mom;- game-5 “1H1 Suinton P3111. If “11 111111111131 ”11111) “1,1 can at [vast 11.11jm n1oeo1ti11g'1ho-m 111111 tnin" to 1111 51'; 1111} .111} l Miss. Sadie McKinnon is home on hm- annual holiday with her parents, also Miss Uiiw McLean, Miss Jpap le.o.-aii, Miss. .Ii-an Buckham and quito- :i murmur of our other young (nits. All ai-o- duubly welcome. The )lcliinnon families are with us again. The Walkers spent the week-end with them returning Monday for the city accompanied by H. B. McKinnon, The Globe’s city editor. Hector‘s holiday was cut shnrt as he has to spend a while in Western Canada as Globe represent- ative. We. wish him a safe journey a “Q _ improved health. -â€"â€" «u. v- vw- ”- 0111 community has taken on the appearance of 21 summer place as ew-xV' house 561611115 to haw: its fair quota ol Visit11rs,und VV hV' not. " \Ve haVe 01161 «11' tlw l’aiwst little Village's we kuld can 1.- to luck at and cer- tainly the spillt of hospitality existing should make it second to none. Why go tn \\ :asaga \\ hen Pricwville remains on the banks of mg Saqgecn river, (Dm- own correspondent.) The fourth day of August, ten years ago was a day of revelation to us in our village. To-day, we hardly think about it and probably there are some that won't recall it 01 care to “member it. We know that to mam it is one anniversaz) that they would lather not recal TH_ those “e extent} on! 75)mpath). PAGE EIGFI' South Bentinck \vhn has 111' Mulock nus :we-n mun“: Dr. n ”w past we-nk is i in hvulth and ubiv Hund again. Dan McDunalol am] Mack HNMIP am! '11:; :mol Hmnuzva mun aw (m an ~x- 1m“ 12v and mad» :1 anim at 31x. 12. HM [fittiv Muir 0 shnrt \‘XSH, \VIH u undc .\! Mu i 1‘ 0f “'0 We're} l'aVOl'od by MP. 1:. J MP8. Will Jacques to an auto trip to Mt. Fort-st. and vicinity on Sunday week. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McKinnon and Mr. HtTtUI' McEachern of TOp Cliti' and Mrs. Slater of Toronto visited at Mr. and Mrs. James Brown‘s re- rently. Mr. and Mrs. John Hiley of Toron- to are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. George Hooper or Glexiniont paid us a visit on Sunday. Mrs. Ilifl‘ and daughter of Revel- stoke. Bf... are visiting her sister, Mrs. C. W. Arnett. and other friends and relatives in this vicinity and in Durham. . Mrs. Wilson of Hamilton is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. g1. Eckhardt. ‘.n Aâ€" -‘ ‘. m mii .‘sh-ssx's. H. Mill: and K. Fvi'gusnu. J Missvs M. Haw and Ni tn “11521::1 “Pat? 5.2.31. .2439], .E 7. . 7:157 .7 E .1527. / Tina: :7 E... E E573 Mr. .Xllm't. Hartford of Detroit m0- trn'mi Wow and spout 2!. few days with tlw uhi hump and friends. Miss Laura Whitmore of Toronto is un he)? annual Visit to her old hum» friom’is. _ Mastvr Cecil Brown is Visiting DIV .1111 '1'“ fl'io‘nds. Hm nmpathx 30050111. in) the i! ivne's and relatives of the late John M( (2911 in this thejl' _t,x_me of sorrow. _ Miss Margaret Lpith _0.f Dromore 1s \‘isnin: her cmlsm. MISS Margin-0tâ€" Brown. Mr. Allwrt. Huytford of Detroit mo- A .371. 3:3 :3? V. .53: 3.2: 2:. 6:2,: 32.4 3:. v 12...... 42322.. :71. 4. $.52: 3. 4.3.2:: mu. 473:..1. :3. 7.7.2.. :7... m. .â€". 9:... 22:3... 3...: 5.. C. $.33. 7. 1.33% W: 2.7. ci._:::::.<. 3:111. .r:::.:..~::_ 51.2.; $2.5. 22:3,; :. ./.:.m:.Ei o: @3533: .232 5.2... 31:35.5:3; v.4 21mg 7.< 9:; mix 181:5. 9:; ’1: 2:5; :2. fittrli; 5.:: 2:5. 5:3... Z? ’4. ._. 527.1.5. u :7 a: 3. 75:5: 29% 2 (5...,finozi 47:3. 5 .3421? wn‘s m r.. ‘uLKPII HI Intonto 15 H‘- nmxingz mannintamm in the) \icim .\ll'. and Mrs. Charlie Smith and family nl‘ 'l‘nr'nntn are Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLean. Mr. and Mrs. \\'. Me-ac‘ls Spent Sunday at M I'. ll. linnz‘s. MI'.'aIul Mrs. (lmrgu McCormick ul' \\"nst 'l‘nmnln slwnt lhv \\'m3k.-vncl at. Mr. William lejormick’s. Mr. and Mrs. (imn'gu Dum'an \‘isilml at Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ngu- , “-0 -. ........ g a tin. Both teams struggled for a. small margin but. were unable to Sl'fll'l‘. 'l‘he Swinlcm Park boys golayml in Prieeville a week ago \\'mliivsc‘lay and defeated the Priceâ€" \'I'llv buys by 1-0. Bunessan aml Swintun Park girls played a game. of soft hall here on Friday evening and the Visitors were \‘irtnriuus. The return game will be played at Bunessan on Mon- day evening and should be a lively nine as the girls here. are only begin- iwrs but. are a promising team. i M iss Marjory McLeod has returnedl home after a brief visit in Port. Elgin. (Uur awn Ct Haying is about '1' this spawn. ] «My fnl' Hm sivl‘ m mm». Spring . H12? own correspondent.) bwmmn ’ark mu! Priceville 1'00!- hall trams played a friendlv gamv lump nu Friday evening msfilting in n 4 l).-.Ll, A )1 r. and Mrs. Pctcx' Macdonald and family uf Proton accompanied by his mullun' spmt a day recently at. .\Ics<1-s.._lumcs and Hugh lec._lnn:t§(l's. Miss Catharine Smith of Toronto and Miss Margarct 0f Dotmni, are spvncling their cacation-thfl their Illnthc’l’. Mrs. J. “V. Smith. -m- MI. and 3115. 1). Lamb and 5 mm” 'Jhursuhv in Hanowzx Mr. Duncan McUillivaI‘y. son and daughter of Paisley accompanied by M iss Annie Clark of Toronto and Mrs. Duncan M4'n'rison of Domoch spent Sunday with Mrs. J. \V'. Smith. Mrs. D. Clark and Rhena of Rocky Suugwn smut the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs. D. Lamb. Miss Ruin '1. Sackfitt Uf 'l‘nt'onto Aberdeen. (Our own correspondent.) Mrs. Campbell of T ororrto, Mr. and Mrs. R. Brunt of Hanover slwut Luc first ut‘ the week with the format-"s nephew, 311'. David Lamb. a great success. Thom crowd. (H111 nun correspondent.) m in}; is about a thing of the past this wagon. Fall \\tht is about oh 1m H1» sivk In and is 011 exv 111- 1 1'11-11. >111'111:.':._'1ains :11'1~cnmi11r' >1”\\i\ 1min: to the COM] \\ eath- Miss Winnie Mitchell of Guelph Spent. a few days with her Sister, Mrs. Neil McLean. Mr. Charles \Vepplm' spent a {lay recently with his uncle in Hannver. Thv gardnn party which was held on Mr. James Lzm'm-ncp's lawn was Mash“ BIUL’P Dunsmoor 01 Owen 80111111 is \isiting at 311'. and Mrs. \Villiam \ essies Miss Sadie Lamenc» has returned homi- after a month‘s holidays in 1m onto. 311.3110 Mrs. A. B. Mthllau of (w. n spc-nt an m ening xecvntlx \\ ith Mg. and M18. Xvi] McLean. Rocky Saugeen (Our own correspondent.) 311'. am Mrs. Charles Wolfe and mu» da ghter of Chicago spent. a few days with the latter's aunt, Mrs. L. McLean. M r. John Derby returned to Guelph on Saturday after helping his brother. Mr. William Derby with the haying. â€"-â€"â€"vvâ€"v- Aiss Rita Barbour of E gremont ent a {9“ days with her friend. s_s_ ejeq Milligan. Miss Isabella Fark of Toronto is hog).- pt} 21;} extended holiday. ing an enjoyable holiday at. 5the ho_1p_e or_M1-. a_nd Mrs. James Mather. ;11s«111.l.311ci D MC Millan. Haw and ‘1. \0111134 mntnr- 112:1 Bnmh on Sunday. McWilliams. H. Millno-r. _t2. Young. A Swinton Park. ! 01' van Sound is :'. R. R. Kimwll‘s. Mrs. Hnwarni Watson at Mr. S. Lepard's. was a iarge H3. 0n Roy, Messrs. Robert Mead and William Chapman 01' ITnity. Sash. after de- livering a car [wad of stock at, Winniâ€" peg. took a I'm: down to spend a fcju'tnigm. with fz‘innds and relatives in this paw. 'l‘hqy z'epcxn't. it rather dry for a real gnod crop iq Saskat- chewan. ‘ Corner Concerns (Our own correspondent.) Mrs. 'I‘immas Hz'asby 01' St. Marys has bmm sgjwm‘iing a fmv days with ho-x' parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. Black. 311'. \Villiam .Ujoo of St. Marys a'alir‘wi un his sister. Mrs. Thomas -~---\ .’m' A o L'lu‘.‘ Mr. \Wlliam Minn 0! St. Mal walled on his sistm' Mrs. Thou 'l‘uLko 1' on Mnndax. He is on snn_x‘t holid_ay. Mr. 'l'hnmris Hattnn and two little dzulghtvrs t'mm 'D'n'ontc') spent a day with his sistc-r-in-law. Mrs. '1'. B. “Mr. Sam!" 01' tlw Hal‘l‘isom families “njuymi an outing tn \\':'lsaga Roach A number from this neighborhood attended Hw i'mwrail of the late Jamvs Fowl nmu' Hannwr. last 'I‘liursday. The sympathy 0f the community is vxti-iuiml to Mrs. Ford and family. ‘ Mrs. l'nicumn from \\'-'innipog and Mr. and Mrs. (iln'ni'y I'I'Hm 'l‘m‘unto \‘iSiU‘cl tiwii' nim‘v, Mrs. (ivorge Hill'gl'22.\'t‘ on Sunday. Rm: Jilnli‘S Hinniv. Parry Sunni”! is Visiting his i-vlziiiws 110m), Hm \V'OiI‘ and liixmi families. i .Ir. Jumps and Miss Susiv Snell :xitmiih-i! communion survives -. at E-Zimnwzwi' on Sunday. Mastm' John CHHWI' I'mm Durham is siwniiing a i'e-w \wwks with his aunt. Mi)»; (il‘Hl'th‘ Hax'gl'uw). (Our own correspondent.) Mrs. LeGard is visiting with her sister. Mr‘ James B. Tucker and her nioro. .Irs. Alf. 'l‘uckor. Master Melville Harrison is spend- ing part of his holidays with his :Iramiparenis. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison. Miss Belle Weir from Toronto is holidaying at lwr home here. Mrs. Joseph A. Dixon .1133 as ghosts her ronsin and husband from 'l'li‘il'nllin. 7 Mrs. Rohvrt. Aitken returned from Huvlpl) H()Splta_l Tuesday evmnng, much Improved 111 health. Several of our football fans went to Listowel to witness the Mildmay~ Listowel match, which was won by Listowol 1-0. 311'. and Mrs. John Chapman and son ML, 01' Toronto, were guests of Mrs. John Brown recently. The community softball team will play a match with the South Bend team on Friday evening next. at six o clock. ‘ _ "“l' w...'- uynnulllc UIIU highest number of pounds of butter- t‘at for the mouths of May, June, and July. are Wesley Halliday, 850.12 poumis. and Peter McQueen, 650.84 pounds. ‘ â€"‘ “â€"“ oâ€"v VA 0 M1. 1.31‘333f01'd, Allanford, ac- companied by Misses Mabel, Lily and )la3 Harrison 01' \aneouver B. (3.. bI'HH'mI“3 and LOUSiIlS 01 MP5. G80. lent1111.spe11t a day in the 3illage 1ece11tl3. The t330 pat1011s of the Egremont (.rmmen Company 51211111113 the I} i g; Miss Irene Drumm of Toronto spent. the week-end with her par- ents here. On :er return trip, she motored to Guelph, and thence by radial to Toronto. Mr. J. W. Manary of Toronto is Spending a few days with his par- ents here. Born.â€"-August 5, to Mr. and Mrs. George ‘Seaman. a daughter. \ ' ~ - 1â€": wâ€"-v - v- UV.V Lavoylbalo Mr. George Gllroy, dgntlst, Tpron~ to. spent, a. few hours 111 the Vlllage the. .begujmng of fins week. W9 are pleased to réport that Mr. Walter Middtebrook is improving nicely ‘in the Mount Forest Hospital. 3.1“ [vnhmm‘ .1?! I ‘- - _ Mr. and Mrs. A. McClocklin of Durham spent a day recently with J. Orchard and attended the services iu‘t_he Methodist church - ‘Mré: George Fenton has gone to Detroxt to spend a week WIth her sxstet'. Miss Irene Wéest has gone to West- on to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Nicholson. R. J. At'nill and family went to Toronto on Sunday, to return on Tuesday. _ Misses Gladxs Pettigrew and Alma Bunston of 1111 onto are renewing acquaintances in the village. 3': ___ r__ _, 1-01 Mr. D. J. Buxi‘é’r 'bi'fiééFoi'f‘Efigfit the week-end with his brother, Alf., here. Messrs. Buller. and Brebner at- tended the Old Boys’ Reunion at Chatham last week and enjoyed very much the meetjng Wm; old chums. “1.. n ‘I Mr. Albert Brown, vé'ho’ is in the employ of Mr. W. Pinder, under- went a serious operation recently but IS progressxng favorably. Our own correspondent.) Born.â€"-T0 Mr. and Mrs. George Aitken, on the 3rd inst., a son. ‘IN'I Glenmont. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE __ v ‘â€"â€"v- A Vnuul 7L4 Dr. Thomas Henderson, wife and daughter, of Toronto. are on their annual summer holiday here with the former’s brother andfamily. noon to Park Lawn Cemetery. The fle9fiased, who was born at. smmve ‘. . .â€"-â€"-s\v w ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Thornhill V‘sited and holiday with over the week-end the Hemphill fa- milies apd othegrelatives. av\-v n LL ULIICL' damage done. Returning from Mark dale W. H. Miller, Gordon Long. and J. Freethy got caught in the fierce- .sitorm and had an unpleasant and hazardous car ride but reached home at midnight withouta r_nis_pa_p_, ‘ “In “-8", “I‘” Mrs. (’hmrgo Fisher and children of 'l‘m-onto :u'v VISItmg her mother. Mrs, W. C. Pedlur. and other rela- tivos Miss. Mahln Binnie of Turonto \‘iS- ited 1101' sister. Mrs. \V. Boyd. last. week. and Miss Flornnce Wright, of H'amillwn also \‘isitml with her aunt... Mrs. (’hmrgo Fisher and children of V broflwr. \{7110 is wry ill Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Rayner Ol' Boacln'illv made a Visit last work with the latter‘s mother. Mrs. (Row Lowmjm. who is ill at the home 01' her daughter. Mrs. E. C. Murray. B0rn.â€"â€"On July 24, to Mr. and Mrs. lr‘rml Brown. a. daughter. (Our own correspondent.) Mr. Will'rmi Hnnry of \Vingham was homv for in short Visit with his father. M 1-. Thomas Henry, who has him: wry ill I'vcuntly with heart. trnublv. but. is improving. vaAo \‘ WUDIIIIL lo HM‘I‘. .I'ohn Pvdlar left last week 101‘ 3011;) Citv thraska, tn \isit. his _â€"â€"_-\~- \1 Mr. and Mrs. William Scarf of To- ronto, and Mrs. William Ritchie and daughter. Miss Kate, of Durham. also Misses Elizabeth, Catharine and Edna Allan of Chesley. accompanied by their cousins. the Misses Dean, of “Winnipeg. were recent callers at the Edwards home. Mr. James Banks is in Durham Hospital receiving treatment for a severe attack of ringworm. MP. Aubrey and sun Molvillv. acâ€" comlmnied by MP. and Mrs. Joseph Young, .112. and chil«.irvn, motored from Toronto on Saturday and are vigiting gmphgpkjndl'cd. Mr. and Mrss. (fmtn‘go E. I ’eal't..l£m- arson and Jim. \‘iSItod Arthur frwnds eagly in the wank. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harrison of Swinton Park. accompanied by Mrs. Jackson, Mr. Paul Nelson. and Mrs. (Jharles McClocklin motored over and spent the first of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Will Campbell of Wel- beck. Miss Myrtle McClocklin is also spending this week at the same home Visiting her sister Mrs. Thomas Flinn and two child- ren 0f the. Queen City, are Visiting with the Robson family. Miss Eva Smith, of Proton, spent the past week holidaying at the home of Mrs. M. Smith. MI‘. and Mrs. R. T. Gook left Tues-- day morning for DetI-oit..after a l‘ortnight’s visit at the parental home. (Our own correspondent.) . Miss Margaret Flinn of Tpronto. ls.sl)end1.ng her vacatlon mth her frlend, MISS Margaret Greenwnod. Hraying will be completed this week. It has been a good crop and did the greater part of its growing during the past month. Fall wheat is also an excellent crop and spring crops also look well. Corn is about the only backward looking cron there is. Miss Macphail’s action a week ago in wanting to abolish the military defense expenses recalls to our mind an incident that happened many years ago when times were very hard and money scarce. It was an old woman, pleading earnestly with her husband who was about to renew the fire insurance on their buildings to not spend the money as it was unnecessary, saying she would be around home most of the time and would keep a sharp eye about and see that nothing happened. -M1'..James Johnson raised his barn on Frlday. He will now have lots of hmém’ or at least much more than he a . Mr. and Mrs. William Dodson and family of Manitoba, are visiting Irel- atives and old friends around here for a few weeks. They motored down and say they enjoyed that mode of travel. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Matthews, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, spent Sunday with Paisley friends. Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker spent a few days with Belgrade friends a week ago. ‘- Flesherton. Traverston. _ vâ€"“V'v-~v. lec AbOIjn at Smith’s @254 -__ ,v---v v. uuu puubU-ua. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. P. Bevington and four children of Toronto were visit- ors last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart. Dr. and Mrs. Henderson and son Erlc of Toronto spent, the week-end and holiday with relatives here and _-â€" v cut-v, «I uu‘ lir School Inspector. of Hanover, :‘iro rousins of the deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll and children are spending ten days with relatives at Laurel and Grand Valley. Mr. C. F. Lawrence of Grimsby, the new principal for the High school. was here last week looikng for a residence and getting acquainted with some_0_f_tho citizens. - By a communication from Miss Martha Wright of Detroit, we have learned of the death from heart trouble of her distinguished brother at.Baltimore, whose demise was re- ported in one of the daily papers of that city as follows: “.Dr William McCarter Wright, one of the first American physicians to administer Pasteur’s serum treatment for hy- drophobia, died yesterday, July 254 at his hom'e,,1081 St. Paul street. He was 57 years of age. A native of Flesherton, Canada, Dr. wright was graduated from the University of Toronto in 1887 and the Bellevue Hospital Medical school, New York, in 1889. He was engaged in research work when the first consignment of. the Pasteur serum was received here. He came to Baltimore in 1893 and has practiced medicine here since.” Besides his widow, Dr. 'Wright is survived by five children, four daughters and one son. He also leaves three sisters, Mrs. D. S. Mun- ro. Mrs. M. E. Currie and Misses Martha and Lena Wright, Detroit. The deceased was the second son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wfilliam Wright of Flesherton. He was born and brought up here, where he re-. ceived his early education. Bailiff John Wright, Flesherton; Mr. Justice W. H. Wright, Toronto; Mr. D. T. Wright. principal of Dundalk High ried ”to Miss Emma Baskerville ,' a daughter of the late Rev. James 338. kerville, who during his ministry served‘for a term here, and later with Mrs. Baskerville retired here. HQ. died in 1891 and his wife in 1912. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Bennett, and two children, ‘Of Toronto, motored up on Saturday for a week-end visit at‘ Warden McTavish’s. They Wow accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Fred MeTavish, of Oshawa, who ho]- idayed here the past two weeks. Mr. J. A. Legard and sjster Miss Etta Legard, of Toronto, v1.31ted over the week-end with their snster, Mrs. Ed. Best. NOBLE’S GARAGE SERVICE friends .at Stayner.‘ They were ac- companied home by their son Ivm who holidayed here, and Mrs. Dype of Detroit, who visited her sister Mrs. Joseph Blackburn. ’ Mrs. T. J. Fisher and young son Emory, spent the week on a visii with relatives in Toronto. Chevrolet A. NOBLE, Prop. GUARANTEED REPAIRING Oils (3reases ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS Thursday, August 7} 1924. Sales and Service Headquarters for 55m Gas Sunday night. Iln\\'«-\o-I'. i~ :2”: :u ind“ 3H0!) ”NH ”10 ~‘ H :o'?\' i;:i~ dw'linmi [H'xcvmihh m Invmiu win; but Iathvr 1h: 11 Hum m: min x~ ~t .ii resident. in hmham and m 11:11; “fiber f«)l"gut01-«lid nut hum! tlu- mm. It is unfortunate that, it. was w. m Re". MP. Taylur [’bl'vz‘N‘hvui :1 “I'm? interesting sex-mun for mm. hv \\ :x~ tendered a most. lanai-1y \ utmt' Mums: by the mvmbers «m ”Iv rc-lm-n 1.. their hall after service. . The Citizens“ Band. bvshb-s mun-h- mg to 311d from the Chm'rh “Hi: the society, gave a short. plum-um on the street outside the hall. .‘ximlli. twvuly mvmhm-s ”1' H: Inclvpc-mlvnt. HI'JHI‘ Hf I'sz'vsic'l'» .. Court Durham IIH'nmi «m! lust Sun «13) M'vllin: In aflmul Hlu Hum» church. whc-w- an o-xvvllwnt, .wl'nw: was prom-hm! by Hm; Mr. 'l'::_\'!u: HPaAlod by NIH Durham KIM/411' Band. this small wmtn gum lm-lw altogotlwr dil't‘vrvnl l'x'nm 1“ij years ago. \VIIPII. at. a (11” M!“ [untuio' thvl‘v was 1m trunhlv m :vau H the “Pigl‘llmrlmmi Hf a hllllch'wi ..; 5049 lino up I'm- ”Iv murvh. Only Small .Tprnout Respondu; to £3.41 For Dunne Service. 1.0.F. AT BAPTIST CHURCH LAST SUNDAY hm'n vngagvd m dalk. HP lvaw family. kvl. Mr. ankhlzn'I graw it. nu nun-e thought and mntinumi fishing. .‘ few days afterward hlnndâ€" [misnnnn SM. in and while for a tinn- H was thought hn was «ining nim'l} ht 100k suddnnly wnrsv last, \\'W'k :nn dim! Sunday morning. Mr. ankhart has hm-n :1 I'vsidvn! 0f Dundalk fur a nnmlwr ni' war- and at 0110 limv run a farm in Hn‘ \wst. wlwx'v lw mad.» vnnsnia-mhh monoy. Thn past i'c-w yvars hr hn~ 'l'lmmas Lm'khart. a man :umut 1“,. t'it't.,\'-t'i\'«'- yval'a of 31:0. dim! at “H1311” hump at hundnlk «m Saturday t'rnm ' ”1... tlw «*t't'vvts “1' a hitv fl‘ltlll :l Illill’ni'l'lzn :ttwllt HII'W' \\'.o'k.~‘ mm. gym: le arridunt tn Mr. ankhm't \\ .‘t- j Hit- a must. lwculim' «mm Hc- \\':i~ com. A,” uno- day tmut fishing. and “as H“. nsim.r «huh-tail fur bait. Hn ”luv ”12 ”1:.- his casts. a mink tnok‘ Hm mm. mm! 3 \\ 1:; MN haulmt in. and it. was \\'l|ll0t 'l‘t attunugvting tn tnku thv annual nH' ! (gins; the. hunk that it. hit him. I! 1* H..." z'Vitlt‘nt that Mr. Lm'khal't's‘ intvnt in!) TN was to ('aptm-n tho. animal :mw. ”\t'ltl as it “(mid nthm-“isv haw burn an hwy mm mattvr tn haw dispatthmt It ! Hm Putting the animal in his fish- In t~~ . “Hm _..._.._.- _._.- __. Mr. James Seymour I’m-tar. fur any years ('ciitm' nf 11w Siaywr 11], died, on Monday of last. \VW'k at. 18 General and- Marine 1103mm] in ’llingwood, after a 10m; illnvss. Hv aves a widow, 1w“ sons. lmth in 9 Bank of Toronto, one in Calgary 1d the other in Barrie. At tho close Hf Hm mm-ling. Mr H. A. Carmichavl uf Hm Lmnv 'I'I':u-. 1m- (lompany. 'l‘illsunlmrg. mi.lI-.-.~s.-. tho council and laid lu-I‘nw tlwm 1h. merits of his vunumn} in th. mamxfactm'v 01' vhvmivul H'Hrks In: luv-lighting mn'pnsvs. Mr. «1m: michavl :IaVv thv wum il a mnnlnx H1 poinls cm lum ‘lu \ um! l mu an squamivr mun", in tln- [run In: N w the wmtmnplatc-d Inn k :mi 5. u. that. his company “as [H'vpm'mi I. furnish guarante-ml uquimnum m ; t'cimsidm‘ahln- anm: 1H thv mum- «nullity. At tho clum- Hf Hm mm H. A. (,lax'mivhavl Hf Hw In 101' Company. 'l‘illsnnlmm. tlw council and laid lwt'nro Illul'ils (If his vnllumll} Thomas Lockhart. Succumbs to In- juries Sustained Three Weeks Ago The Town munvil mc-t «on Mumlay night. in strikv thv i'atv t‘ui' 192i. and after due t‘li'lilh‘l'almn. di't'uli'd Hit a 55-min PM“ l'ux' lllls‘ yi-at'. \Vlllli' llti' rate at, :1 glatim‘ may St‘t'nl high. it)” high. in fact. it must lw harm in mind that. for svu‘t'al yvat‘s “lt‘ Patti for Durham has hm'u struck from on» 1.0 threw mills tno luw and this .war thv (‘Huncil dovitlml to lmnst thv taxis t‘Ht' 1921; in «mlvi' to \Vipi' nut. tlw must. at tho indvhtvdnvss and in a cutiplv of years with a mmwar- atix'oly high late. start again with a ole-an slat». The ratthstgwwk is as follows: Public Svhool ...... 14.7» mills High St‘hmvl ....... 8.3 mills Blyaws- ........... 9.7 mills (luunty Rate ....... 6.7 mills Sidewalks ........ .4 mills Public Library... 1.7. mills General rate ....... 13.9 mi I ls DUNDALK MAN DEAD DURHAM’S TAX RATE THIS YEAR 55 MILLS Council Met Monday Night, and Struck Rate.â€"â€"Tillsonhurg Factory Interviewed Council Re Chexmcal Truck. VOL. 57.â€"NO. 2982. Tho sma'llw FORMER EDITOR DEAD fimalhwss ui' night. huwvu 'l‘c Ital WAS BITTEN BY MINK rt has born a x-usidvnf 01' a numlu-r nl' yvaw m0 ran a farm in Hm lu- madv (-«msuivruhlv past fvw )‘c'al's hv hm in {UN farming mt IMH- “‘5 a \Vifw and mum Hw mam-l 0f HIP mull mill mill mill mill ha and and ~ pat im D0412: Park. 1'1“)!“ [‘3 I n \‘ c 1'01) . ( 5‘ MO tin] iclt Mr. “t M STI Defe1 FOR that. Hill SU('(‘ his" hall 9 h! \\ Kill“ ”Iv [wit “l0 Fall gum twat] “HP RM 'l'hn mak (.I'an mac has \\ \\‘L \\' Ill \\1 1:111! tut Ha t\\ G0 .‘\l M M LUV! M r. an W'I I!" m