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Pl ier, um ciro hm Mi] vict wat- whi. PAGE 2. For The Quiet Hour Hall characteriug _ (Our own correspondent.) Miss Mary Christie returned from Torontofllssyweglg. _ ‘ l' A .I-,--- Mrs Ibbott of Arthur is spending part, of thjs week in tile \illage.‘ _ vMi's. Urquhart ind Misses Adams and Ross of Detroit are spending a few days with friends and relatives here. Mr. J. H. Sharpe and son, Arthur of Guelph are the guests of relatives here and are anxious to stay over for the fair. Messrs. Ii. Leith of Durham and John Rocks of Toronto were in the village recently for a shop} time. ' Mrs; Crosbie and Miss Harris of Harriston are spending a few days in the village. Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt and Miss Eethol and Master Earl accom- panied by Miss McDonald of Mount Forest motored to Toronto last Saturday. Miss Ethel remaining to enter the Normal school this week. Miss Eunice Tyndall left Saturday last for North Bay where she will attend the Normal school there. The Rev. W. J. Burnett. of Amos church preached in the Presbyterian church last Sabbath and declared the pulpit vacant. Rev. G. 8. Scott and family loft the village last Thursday afternoon. Miss Reta Roberts left for her school last Saturday. The school fair for the township of Egremont was held here last Saturday. The day was wet but still there was a very large atten- dance. Mr. Cooper directed the affairs of the day. The literary part was held in the hall. The Institute medal was presented to James Calder who took highest standing at the Entrance examination held here last July. The Entrance class of 1924 presented their teacher, Miss Davidson with a French ivory jewel case as a token of their appreciation of her work during the term. Mr. William Aiiken and son of ("omfltxwight are the guests of the fmmor's brother and other I'vlatixes hem H0 also attendvd the tail' and mot many old friends. The fOlll patrons of the Egremont (1"reammy Company sending the highest number of pounds of butter- fat between September 8th and 20th are: William Duncan. (Gonn‘. 81.31 pounds; George Bishop, (Conn). 77.18 pounds; J. L. Bradshaw, (601111“. 77.09 pounds; ()i'me Hunt, 75.27 pounds. Mrs. Al'ex. Hamilton nf Fm-gus is visiting her sister, Miss Morrison hero. Mr. H. Allingham of (imrgotown and little daughter, Jessie are the guests 01‘ friends hm‘o._ Edge Hill. (Our own correspondent.) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Liddlv and family of Walkm'ton worn guasts of thv Misses Edge) 011 Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, le- Villv. Jack and Margarot. nttonelm! the ()wvn Sound Fair. Hal'vvst is pretty wvll (wm' nmv and tho thrashing wlnistlv is hvard in «wow direction. Mrs. I). lmuinsnn. Miss Myrtlr. Arthur and Ularmwo mntnrml to Halt and Visitml nwr thv \x'vvk-vml with rvlativcs tlwrv. Mr. and Mrs. Victor \Wlliams. Mrs. H. Williams and Mrs. A. An- «inrsnn Visited Mr. and Mrs. John Mnrtlry at Arthur. Tho (ilmwlg School Fair which was :uh'm'tisml U) 110 lwld nn Friday. ()ctnlwr 10. at, nur school has lwml postponed until a later datv an ac- count of the 'l‘na('hm"s mmvcntiuu. Glenroadin. (Our own correspondent.) Miss vam'ca Banks Hf 'l‘m-nntn and Miss Bossiv Smith of Zion visitmi thvii- aunt, Mrs. Banks. latvly. MII. and Mrs. Gillan Bnyd \‘isitvd with MI'. and Mrs. \V'ill Bvll. near Dormwh, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Nicnlas Mrlosll and Mrs. Kenny spent a Sunday rrcontly with Arthur friends. Mr. and Mrs. James Ellison and family took in Hanover show and secured three. first prizes for their team. Mossrs. J. Davidson and J. Lawson spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. James Heslip. ' Mr. Wilfrid Eadie has returned to his home in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Vaughan, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd and Mr. Jamvs Hoslip spent. a few hours sight-seeing at. Wilder‘s Lako on Sunday. (Our own correspondent.) Being as the Hutton Hill corres- pondence has so long been neglected we will make an attempt to make the name appear weekly, if possible. We sincerely hope whatever errors may occur in the budgets will be overlooked. The farmers in the locality are busy, some ploughing, some thresh- ing while others are busy on the. wheat. ground. Mrs. William McGirr and two children of Durham were last week visitors \with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cuff. Mr. "Robert Carson of Proton visited one day last week at. Mr. Alex. Hopkins’. H Mr. Co.lin Ray of neat Dornoch is threshing for Mr: Max_ Grierson. Mr. 35d Mrs. Carl Kartz of Kit,- chener spent a few days recently Hutton Hill, North THE DURHAM CHRONICLE In!” at. the home of the latter‘s uncle, Mr. William Noble. Quite a number from this part took in the Hanover Fair on Thurs- day and Friday of last week. The. exhibits are reported to have been real good. We are extremely sorry to say that Master Tommie Milligan had the misfortune to {all on Wednes- day of last week and break a small hone in his mm. On account of the arm being badly swollen it was impossible to set the break. But we hepe by this time that the young lad will be relieved of the pain. Mr. Alex. Hopkins and sons, Allie and Snfith spent Sunday aflcrnoon at Mr. William Sharpe‘s near Dor- noch. Mr. Walt 'l‘humpson recently pur- chased a fine loam of horses. Mr. and Mrs. William Noble and son Wes. visited nwontly with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble of Varney. Mr. William \‘ossip throshml for most of the farmers. on (110 line last week. Mrs. D. Wilkio has returned after visiting for abuut three works with friends in (hwn Sound. A litiriibcl‘ of this lino wont to Varnvy last. Friday night to attond the l'. F. U. vluh movting. (0an bwn' corresfiondent.) Miss K. Firth spent an mvning of this \wok with Mrs. L. Mngan. A numhm' off this line wvrv owr t0 Hanover show and report. it. as being a good show. Mr. Thomas 'I‘urnbull has improv- ed the looks of his house by vrect- ing a nice verandah. Mr. James Miller has been having his houso fixod uwr and also had a now porch M't-ctvd HVOI' tln- «Innr. which makvs it. lonk mon- mmfnrt- able fnr tho “inivr. I! it SlaVS 1h\' this “w k most (if tho falmns “ill ho through liar-- \vsting. A numhm haw thwshud up nm-th 01' us. THORNBURY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IS DROPPBD After some months of planning and wm-king. the) 'l‘luvrnllury-lllm'ks- burg momnrial lumpital lll‘"! has been (lmppmlâ€"~tvmpurarily. at loasl. and subscriptions already paid in will he I'Ptlll‘llwl. It “as found that. tho c'ummi in would hilu' tu laisv $41IK)aclcliHmml t0 lhv amuunt aiwaclx ('nHmtml it the huspital “as tu‘ be m 01ml) floated and this Uhstaclc prmwi insurnmuntahlv. Grandall, Manitoba.â€"“Whan I a young girl at home and workin I terrible pains, almost more than co bear, and I was not re ar. These troubles kept me so tire all the time that I had no strength and no ambition to join in with my friends and have a good time. I was just tired and miser- able always and life just seemed as if it wasn’t worth livin . I saw so much In the papers about ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com and, and then I had a friend who h taken it and told me about it, so I at some. Every month after takin it got stron er and I soon did not su er every man . It stopped the pains and helped me other ways. Then when my babies were coming I was tired and worn out the first three months and ached badly. I took the Ve tab 0 Compound right alon and mus say it made a new woman 0 me and able to do my work, and it hel me through confinement. You see am a farmer’s wife with a big house to look after,fand three babies now. I have told ever so many women about our medicine. Just last week I at a etter from my old chum in the Her baby was born fifteen days before mine and she told me she was not feeling very well her back aches so much, and that she is oing to take the same medicine I took. on can use my letter and I hope some one will be helped by it. ”â€"Mrs. J 0|. H. KIDD, Box 66, Crandall, Manitoba. 0 FOB JOY OF 6000 HEALTH Lydia E. Pinkhum’ s Veg.- table Compound Silver Black Foxes Priceville Fox Co., Limited Priceville. Ont. at 3100. Par Value All registered pure bred stock. Low capitaliza- tion. All comon stock. Absolutely no watered stock. Ten years ex- perience breeding. Stock from P.E.I. Write tor Imam punk-Inn ‘to PRICEVILLE FOX C0.,u.u A limited number of shares for sale in Rocky Saugeep PIICEVILLE. ONT. Woman 'wUIItGd from The Chronicle Pile of September 29. 100‘ Indian market baskets 15 cents at‘ Grants. The sidewalks are now completed for this year. Petitions have been passed by the council for more but the season is getting advanced and the work will be left over till spring. To relieve the crowded condition of the school, one class has been taken to the Public Library. Mr. J. L. Flarity has sold his Palmerston business and is in better shape to look after his interest in Durham. (in Tuesday afternoon last Mr. Archie Butters, of Priceville died very suddenly from heart trouble. The home of Mrs. Picken. second concession of Bentinck was the scene Of a pretty wedding at 4 o'rrlock on Wednesday afternoon of last week. when her only daughter. Sarah I). was united in marriage to Mr. William J. Ritchie. The cereâ€" mony was performed by Rev. \\"-ilâ€" liani Farqnhauson. The bride was given away by her eldest brother. {.lolm. Many valuable pl'eSentS attest the [mpularity of the bride. Ur. .Jamieson has recovered from Dr. Jamioscm has I'N‘OVOI‘WI his rvcent illness and has again summl his regular practice. Theobald the Clothivr. has sulcl his stock to Mr. Robeyt Burnvtt and is Musing up«tho businvss hv has bm-n conducting hem» fur Um past two years. (ilmmlg Contraâ€"(immgo Craig is still busy in the limp business and (ii-livers an an avrrago. $90 worth a work in Durham. Mr. “001120 Binnie has orectod a largr windmill uwr his newly bored \wll. Tho» hnmu of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buak of King township was the scrnc- of :1 prvtty wedding on September :20. whnn their only daughter, Elizabeth. was united tn Mr. Archibald Beatun of (ilmmlg Contra Tlu- Rev. llborsnlo «if Schomherg officiatrd. TWENTY YEARS AGO Gilson’s of Guelph now offer you a per- fected pipeless furnace at a sensational price. The lowest-priced efficient heating system on the market. Pay less for the furnaceâ€"no expense for pipesâ€"installed in any home in less than one day without muss or fuss. COSTS ”:58 TO USE To HeatYour Whole House: You esu hest every room in your house with the Gilson Pipeless on less fuel than it tskes to run your stoves. And this 111 esst-iron furnace uses surprisingly little fuel. It pays for itself! All you need is enough «nu-excavation to accommodete the furnace. Every room in the house will be cosy and warm. Cel- lar will be fine end cool for fruit end vegetebleo. Learn all the features of this sensationally-priced heating sYStcm' We will welcome your enquiry. Catalogue, sketch plan forms. estimates and full information, gladly supplied without obligatmz you in any way. Act at onceâ€"this is the time to make plans for heating your home properly. I am now prepared to repair Bicycles, or supp}; you wnfh a new Bicycle at a bargain. ngn Mowers Sharpened. Saws summed, farm machzrw- engines, cream separators, and general rewiring done. Saying mgchine mandrila and castings, Pole and cordxmux sawms outfits. GUARANTEED GILSON MFG. CO., LIMITED 1234 YORK STREET, GUELPH J. H. HARDING, Durham, Ont. Bicycles and Accessories . MOON, (nearly oppooité P.O.) Machinist Etc. Rubber Tires put on Baby Carriages Get Full Facts To-day insist on SUM l‘l" - The Bell is ummuulm ‘ ‘ . V ‘ w an up C [OHlHVHIL' (‘mng‘gr‘f’yed (‘) Junior Mamvuiauo” (2) EDMDCC U) KHz-ma] gem-’01. ugh naemgertOH'WS-m""“1"” versl n I { - Tachzr. on e and Pxpvrmnced Information as to Courses man be obtained (tom the Principal. ' intending Pupils should w. ,c - enter at beginning of termf *1 are to Durham is an attractive and heal- thy town and good accommodation can be obtained at reasonable rates J. A. M. ROBB. B. A.. I'mncipal, JOHN MRRISON, Chairman, . The SchOOl has apreditabie record In.th.e put which It hopes to mam- tun In the future. flared-y. Bomber 25. m4, DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL 5”...“ I! You Dwain - ICPADDEN'S DRUG STORE Chips off flu O|d§|ock Tb. an. 'â€"In one-third doses, «Mg-09914. [gt chilclrcn aqd adults. mm. Nb Out) of (Jun pamphh by the Assuciahun fu “on and “Olic‘f nf mikes Nu- fullnwmg 0f the ('ausws (of [war L lllfm'liuus (“was 2. lntnxicatinns and 3. [mprupm' nlm’lvs R'u-umahsm is thu- frvquvnlly musing « haul in tlu- ymmu. infections als“ haw part in Hm prmlu damagcu lTndvr Ihv rnmhu; Mid puisuns. alt'uhul IIINIUUHWL H l.- H! that tlwl'c' al'c's “Ill" ‘lf'Vt‘ “I2“ viHu'l‘ H! i 3M? illjul'iuus “ho-H than by Inc-altln H "Pub" is in “hm 2~ “moderalo us‘v." Thursday. 'l‘lwrv L‘ N" about llw M of oxcvssnt‘ borno. m Ins as (0 wha‘ I [on muvh. lhl‘tw cigars all}! nut alt harm“ ro-gzn'ci alrnll ban in: in Hu- amnum than M amount \' man \\ hat M .\I. H. mm thc‘ Ans: ‘ “wall 2 “N [was and porcvnlau m Iml mm- mum 390“] ‘H IH‘ not liflm- l' Snnwlhinu construvt In Nun-M‘s in considc-rahl wear a lwlt l \WouM IN'H. Ans \\ \\'Il Avoiding Opinions Differ \\ foods comunim e :..L-t "\Vha 4‘04 lll IlDIIIP-‘W ll! 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