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weaihvr. everything u wnthermg up. A good rain would be indeed bene- ficial to the root 0 Ind nature, but. of course, '03 lay number with the Ina-vest. M: Wesley NM. 1. Med with .\h'. and Mrs. Fifidlay Mchaig and ”mm Phildl'f‘n of )1“le spent an o-wning thn first of last wpok with rvlatiws ht‘l‘P. Mr. Bates. at near Ghosley, is as- sisting Mr. “'illiam Manto during Hm han'vst. Mr. George Langrill, of Detroit. Mirh.. visited his brother. . Lama-ill. Hutton Hill ( Our Own Correspondent) Ham-MUM: is yet. in full swing. :\ fnw hmv already" finished. but Hm majorih' have finished cutting and mm hnay hauling tho grain to stun-32w, Thu grain Prop, on the ax'vram‘. is wrv ggod. O ‘I-‘ n‘â€" I ‘. .- .Wlo'l' slwncling a pleasant. 1:011.- night. in Turnnm and 0th.“? paints. Mime Ania Banks and Mrs. N. Mel-03h rutnrnml hnmv. Mrs. Molosh was m'rnmpaniml by Mrs. P. Hendry, and daughtnr. Mrs. Simpson. Mars. (1. “WM, accompanird by ho-r daughtor. Mrs, Hudson. both of Farmingtnn. Mirhn arr spending a fnw days with [hp formor’s sister. Mrs. R. Ranks. Mr. James Banks ac- cnmpaniml than) from Rivervimv- (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. John McKechnie at- tmiotm‘l tho l', P. \V. 0. meeting held in t‘lvshm'ton rocpntly. Quite a number nf thn diffpront Societins \wrv rvpro-sontml. Miss Amos deliv- nrml a splo-nrtid address. after which a dainty lunchomn was sprvrd. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd and Mr. David Ymnw mHUil'Pd to Rivorvipw Sunday and spvnt the day with the t'nrmvr's unclv. .‘lr. Jumps Banks. .Vliss Saitio- Black roturnrd with me. Mrs. 'l‘hirza Black rnturned to her hnnw in ’l‘ornntn aftm' Sponding a Pit'fls‘ant vacation with her sister, MN. Banks. {0' 'H “‘1‘ ”10 So.)l‘!‘ .‘lm-hs vmpathy is owing familv. Mr. 'Srchip (Mnkny; North Line, Alftr-mvsm, nxpncts to start work with the construction company that is building the? é‘ii mgles of road nvar )lvlapcthnn. uperatmns to com~ mencw this week. Th}; hydro» .nmplnyeps were busy this wowk lrnmmmg thn trees and gem-rally owrlooklng the local sysf Mr. Thomas Spit-or, section fore- man._ has bought a handsome Star tmgymg gar. Mr. Xvi] Shortn-mi is home for his summer holiday fmm Port Per- ry whnm he is employed by the Standard Bank. Mr. Edgar Dolson. who has bean with us for thn past few wwks, re- turnm] tn Tprngtn pn Saylrday. ‘l- We were glad to see the two for- mor Hondoroon ladies and their husbands and familios in our local- it)’ this wook-ond. ThPy at one Limo lived on tho. North lino on the farm now ownod by MP. Stothart. 'l‘is good to sum that their schmlday friomls \wro remembered by tho-m after quitp a low years' absence from this locality. ““9 are not arquaintmt with thi'll‘ names at this timp, Sn wo will hope that we will lw mnlonmt for using the only namvs availablo. Mr. Lachlan .‘chrlhur. at our vil- lam- is having a fine addition built. to his Imus» whirl) mzikps it a very fine) and Cummodious dwelling. MP. hit-Arthur has a (inn svt of buildings ml” are- among the bust in the lo- ca ity. Mrs. R. MchnaM is home again for thp rvmainolo-r nf thu summnr after sanding a pm‘iixl with he:- son.‘ Mom, at \Vvstnn. ypar. tam. “'9 hoop min, we may'igét sum» mow. consumers on the line this fall. .‘lis‘s Margal-M. Stothart is holiday- im: with the lmmn folks again this We hope to hear encouraging re- ports of Mrs. D. Hincks now that she is home again from Owen Sound Hospital where she had received treatment for the past week. Mr. Thomas Xichbl is'wen enough again after. his accident to take charge on the good roads building prt weak will see our school own again with Mr. Johnston and Miss B. Jelly in charge. We hope to; a good school year. Congratulations to our High school pumls who ham done remarkably well. Miss Doris McLean, Miss Es- ther McLean, Mr. Alex. McLean, Mr. Murray Nichol. Mr. Leroy McDon- and and sister. Leone, MT. Murray Watson and Miss Hilda McKechnie, and others which we cannot at this time name, but the village feels justly prowl of the standing of the class generally. Southline, Glenelg. The Girl Guides from Dundalk. who were in our village for a cou- le of weeks, returned home on turclay last. We hope that they will come again next year and make 080 of our natural facilities for a summer camp. Rev. A. Sutherland is enjoying a holiday in Montreal for the present while Mrs. Sutherland and little family are spending a short holiday With Mr. A, McCuaig and family, ’16] d. _ We are having ideal harvesting Wi-athr this year. and the farmers are rushing the work along Wh'l-le "Ir weatherman continues to smile on them. This week, if present can-- ditiinns prevail. will 38 a lot of the farmers of this district done. ¢Our Own Cot-7W) Glenroadin , An old and esteemed resident. of . the neighborhood for over 50 years I in the person of Mrs. Nell McCallum I passed away at the home of Mr. and I Mrs. Clark Terry on Saturday, Aug- . ust 22, at 2 o’clock. The deceased was a cheerful, beautiful, old lady or 82 years and was much loved by all who knew her. She was always smart and able to go around.until about two months ago. In spite of the best, medical attendance and‘ ,faithful nursing and care, she grad- ually grew weaker. She wasn’t fafraid to die, but was anxious to .depart. as to be with Christ is far better. Mrs. McCallum was born in Wakefield. England. in 1843, and came. to Canada with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David F awcett when a child. 'She was married in 1871 to Mr. Neil McCallum who predeceased her 20 years ago. She and her late husband were baptized by Rev. Mr. Barker and became members of the Rentinek Baptist church. Her pas- tor. Rev. H. Criekington, conducted the funeral services. Speaking from lult‘ ll6lh psalm. 15th verse, “Pre- . cious in the sight of the Lord is the ‘ death of his saints.” and Mrs. Crick- ‘ ington rendered very sweetly a solo, 5"Hml's Skies Are Blue.” There live fto mourn her loss. children as fol- ;lows; John, Hamiota. Man.; Mrs. ‘Il’hilips (Bella‘l, Sarnia; Mrs. Char- ‘lmnneau . (Kate), British Columbia; ‘._~ I ,- 1' o (Our Own Correspondent) Hm-vost is horn. Tho whir of the himior is heard on all sides, and the props :iro chollont in this vicinity. Tho visitors in this vicinity are loaving ono by 0119 for their homes. Mrs. J. Folstoad and daughter, Phyllis, i'oturnod homo after a leas- Miéis Mary Wan is in Toronto for A IIIII ---:“L I day. t’lnmpassion is what. ynu feel when you observe a boy with a cute pug nose trying to seem tough. Mr. Sam Goheen. accompanied by his sisters, Mrs. Charles Whale and Mrs. James R. Dickson. were visit- ms with Holstein friends last. Sun- [‘IQ‘? Mr. and Mrs. James Riddell mo- tored to see Preston friends last Sunday. Sorry to report the illness of Mrs. McPhail. Sr. Hope soon to hear of her recovery. Mrs. James R. Dickson and little sons are leaving this week for their homo in _“_'eybu_rn. Sask. ‘l Mr. and Iiiâ€"153‘. T'fiiéiiié‘g. Stewart are at present visiting with the farmer’s father here. I‘ won. . Mr. arid-Moria. McGrggor are leav~ mg for their home 111 Vancouven B. (3., after a pleasant visit with i‘rivnds in _t,_his flcinisty. V Nurse Iiiâ€"cliihalciwgi‘nlamiltnn is at i)I_‘“$f‘n' visiting her aunt, Miss Tena Ln'mgston. ' Rev. A. and Mrs. Hazard. and Misses Dorothy and Leona. accompanied by Mrs. Sarah Hazard and Master Cla‘ - ton. were welcome visitors at t e home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Walker last week. We wish to extend congratulations to Mr. Gerald Brunt in passing his examinations in Hanover High schrml. Gerald is a clever youth and intends going on for a High srhool teacher. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips '0! Sarnia attended the funeral of the latter’s mother. Mrs. McCallum, on Monday of _this week. _ "us- -.---. vuuun J.Ull.yo “1135 Mary McCallum wishes to express her heartfelt gratitude to Mr. and Mr. Clark Torry and family for kindness shown her and her mother during the past throw weeks and to others who so kindly helped her before. Duving the Great Whiz the late Mrs. McCallum knit over 300 [whips of sock§_for__t.lm soldiers. Onlv one more week and we will see the children strolling hack to school again. It seems such a brief time since the school closed for the long-looked-for vacation, and now it is ended. We hope each and ev- ery child will do his or her duty to themselves as well as the teach- er. We hype as well that all will respect our teacher. Miss Petty. and assist her by obeying her orders in place of just aiming to put ev- erything to destruction and taking tales home as was done previously to teachers. \ir. and Mrs. Alex. Hapkins and 2110 little daughters, W ilhelmine and dean. spent a week ago Sunday with M 1‘. and Mrs. Robert, prkinp. of town. Messrs. Frank Hopkins and Howard Lawrence left last. Friday for the his brother, Mr. George Noble. north "Ill-'1'" William Grierson is with Mr. William Vessie threshing with the latters outfit. Now is your chance to pur- chase high-quality Corsets and accessories at greatly reduced prices. _ m. 1. c. manor. it La: loinâ€"o} _- We are closing out our enâ€" tire stock to make room for new goods. Mulock. (Our Own Correspondent) mall-Prion! Coma Mr and Mrs. John Vessio MI‘.‘1€X. Lawson visifod friends in Owen Sound last week. Mr. Norman Thompson loft Fri- day for the West. M r. Jack Caswell has treated him- self to a Ford car. Mrs. R. Moore and little daughter of Meaford are visiting her parents, uu- ”Ham‘s. For a time, they must have felt handicapped to compete so well with Holstein, which had a rail- mad running through it, and many of its citizens had hoped if the late Alex. Taylor had been spared for a few more years. that with his en- ergy and influence, he could have totten a branch line there. As time rolled on and the motor truck came into existence, and a branch of the County road ran to it. .they felt through Holstein w ich would seem very unfair to Dromore after its lifelong effort to have. road accom- modation for handling efficiently the farm produce of that tract of coun- try, and as the road through Dre- ever, we. imagine Drofnore people W1“ WlSh some assurance that their road will be kept in good condition before giying it up. Harvesting will soon be a thing of fhv past. and the crop has been a Very good one, the extra grain gran making up for the shortage of ay. The neighborhood sympathizes sincerely with Mr. and Mrs. David Eccles over the death of their daugh- terlon filturday, 7 dren. who have been spending some weeks at, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watsnm returned home on Monday with their husbands who came up and spent over the week- end-amynd the Lake. also fur gbbdé Isold HEIIVi , 0 ng been well up to any of the surrounding towns m' village‘s. For a ti l'gvn In“ knnr’:n--_ _ I mo, thvy must, Iouowmg Sabbath, it will be re- newed with energy. Mr. Milford Lawrence has com- menced the season’s threshing. He has a new engine and has installed a self-t‘eec'ler. timreby being pre- Ram! in compete with the best out- -. w--\s vv IIL.IUIIL‘1 lb '5 a mark of dlstmctmn or any benefit. WP do not know. If so. they cer- tainly are entitled to it. as Dt'omom has always tried hard to give the, farmers in the north 3 squaro deal, Dmcns paid them fol. produce and :Ilen fun “AAA- _ -1 a I . _ There will be no service in Paul’s church next Sunday, but. following Sabbath, it will be “erred 93?!!! energy- Contractor Hill has the abutments of the Dwyer bridge on concession 22 completed and ready for the top of steel and cement. Mr. and Mrs. James Eden visited Mrs. James Ferguson of Hanover last Mr: William Black and daughter, of St. Marys, visited the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Black, last week. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hergrave have put in a few Very amneus days, as their baby girl has been hovering between hf? and death since Thurs- day. _ -V- -- W-.. -- - vsn9 nuuu VVLL'IL. “X'coupfe of {on}; I dies of Al- goma district conducted religious meetings in the school house last week. They were Misses Robinson an_d_ Hamper, Miss Bessie Mc ‘ ., en, of Toronte, spent a few days Ismng her sister, Mrs Joseph Stephenson, iast week. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mead left on Frida to visit. the farmer’s par- ents, 'rothers and sisters at Unity, 835k, and help with the harvest. Earl did a good share of harvesting here. as he cut 9 1‘ his crap and did a day’s haul: before going. Miss Bessie__Mc men, of Toronto, - !____ , (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. James Tucker, in company with Mr. mafia. Joseph Brown, of Allan Park, Visited Wing- ham friends on Sunday. The special object of their visit was to see a sister-inâ€"law of the farmer who is in very poor health. ' THE DURHAM CHRONICLE mm! ables is nobody’s business but your own, and for that very reason, they should beplaced be- yond the reach of meddling persons, thieves or elements which compro- mise their security. Use a. safety deposit box in your nearest branch of the Standard Bank. It is the most, convenient method of safe keeping for documents, Jewels and other small objects of value. THE whereabouts of your value.- Where Do You Keep Your Val- uable Papers? ’, but thé St. At a meeting of the Library Board Monday evening. it was arranged to invite Colonel F. Hunter, of Dun- ham to give. a talk on his travels. The Colonel has consented and will! be here on Monday evening next. Other entertainrmnt will also he provided. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Petri-e and son of Windsor were this week’s guests with Mr. James Bruce. Miss Irene West is spendmg a tttttt lo ‘10-.‘L 1.-.. 1.--:Auj o - Miss Irene West is spending a week with her friend, Miss McKin- non of Paisley. ‘ Miss Hazel Corbett of Tara is this week the guest of Mrs. Fenton. MI'S. Pi‘it‘ie spent a day recently Messrs. Fentoni. McLean and Abbs went to Paisley Monday afternoon to see the sudden death game of baseball between Allem‘ord and Chesley, the former winning by a score of 7 to 1. Mr. George Mowbray, of Alma, spent Sunday with his family here. He was accompanied by Mr. J. Johnston of Alma. Most of the plastering of the new school will be completed this week. Building operations are progressing favorably. Mrs. R. [Win and two children are Spending a week in Guelph with her sister. Mrs. Pritchard. {Ullu‘ [‘0 Mrs. J. Brown. who has Spent tho. past two weeks with hnr brother, Mr. J. S. Garson, returned to her home in Toronto Monday. Dr. McLellan spent, the week-0nd at his home, returning to Toromo quday afternoon. Mr. Lucas, manager of the Bank of Montreal here, returned on Monday. Mr. Livingston, who was relieving him, lei‘t Monday afternoon to__go to N_ewmarket. Mr. and Mrs. T. Milligan and Mrs. Annie McCormick were Sunday vis- itqgs hem? _qn Sgnday. (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. JosephMulhall and Mrs, Ed. Ryan and two sons were Sunday visitors at Thomas Wbod- ya_r_d’s. Mr. and Mrsffivéauflunciman and Isla, Mr. Eldon Runciman and bride are visiting at present with Mr. and Mtg). A. Ferguson. Mr. and Murs.â€"'William Porter and Mr. and Mrs. Barber of Varney spent Sumiay yisiginghgre. Mr. and Mrs. J. Parslow of Tor- onto spent the week-end at Mr. A. Ferguson’s and took in the picnic. MT. and Mrs. W. J. Blakeston of Stratford are visiting the Hardy and Parslow families. Mr. Thomas Champion and Mr. (ivorgu McCormick of Toronto were week-end visitors at Mr. William McGormick’s. -'u- Miss" Jessiâ€"éflmcMfiian of Toronto is xisi'ting _a_t her home. _ Mi-Téii’é’ MFSWP. P‘flilrps of Toronto is holidaying at the' latter’s home, Ml:._R. R. Kinnell’s. L. O. L. 1136 annual picnic was held on Thursday, the 20th inst... the day being all that could be looked for. A large crowd was on hand and enjoyed a good day’s sport. Shortly after 1.30, Mr. J. D. McIn- tyre, of Dundalk, called the audience to order, and the program, which lasted over two hours, commenced. It consisted of selections by the Dundahk Band, the Swinton Park pipe band, Highland dancing by the M’cGregor brothers and James Reid, the noted comedian, and other num- bers. Dr. L. G. Campbell, of Mark- dale, was also present and was called upon for an address and gave a ,good recitation which met with great applause. The Doctor is the Conservative candidate for Southeast Grey and is getting acquainted with the electors of the riding and ap- parently making hosts of friends. Hon. Dr. Jamieson was also present and met his many friends who were pleased to see" the Doctor at any time. After lunch, the Flesherton; and Dundalk ladies met in a softball ‘ game, and the former won, the score being close, 3-2. Swinton Park and Maxwell football teams met, and a good, clean, fast game was played, Swinton Park taking the big end of a 3-2 score. The re- mainder of the evening was spent in step dancing and selections by the Band. The rate receipts amount- 0d__to nearly $400.00. Swinton Park. (Our Own Correspondent) . The weather is ideal for harvest- mg, and the farmers here are mak- ing good work and are well advanced wan: phe. cutting. Mr. and Mrs. A. G'utchley. - Mrs. E. Wilkie has returned home after spending a few days with frieds at Townsend Lake. _ Miss Elsie Ledinghnm spent Satur- day with her cousin, Miss Cather- ine McLean, Holstein Miss Marion Petty returned to Fergus last Sunday after an extend- ed holiday spent at her home here. John W. Manary of Toronto, ec- companied by ; Glechen, are V18- itors in the villa , Earl Bunsmn of Toronto is the est of his grandparents, Mr. and rs. J. Manary. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stacey of Toronto spent a short time recently with her aunt. Mrs. James Eccles. (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. John M. Knisley and sons, Clifford and Kenneth, of Stark- boro, VermonL are Spending a cou- ple of weeks with the farmer’s par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Knisley, and other relatives. Miss Marion Petty returned tn with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown. friends here. Eight Durham bowlers pyla ed a friendly game with the locusy Mon- day evening. William ’l‘home of ' Exeter is home for vacatiom Durham. Mr. William chm: of Glgdstone, Michigan, arrived here Manda gyenipgjo spend a few days wi Pilot Flour, per bag....8 6.00 Maple Leaf Flour, per bag 5 Pastry Flour, 24 lbs. 1 Shorts, per ton ......... 32 Standard Screenings, ton 27. Oat Chop, per ton ...... 35 Southeast Bentinck “Why,” ”id Bro“..no n\\‘h“nt‘\'oԤr there‘s tnthmg partlcular l mm the missus to remomtwr. l \W'Hu .g, on a slip of paper and gum i: n“ H... looking giass. “What eagerly. “'35 Ji 3 WM uwgys cpmlolzlim ° 9 t ‘ “g n remember anything," he- saw, um awful!" “My wifp was just as had," said Brown. “ll" I found a (‘amlnl p..- clpe.” mm It, Ir. Lqme Mounta'i‘fil‘; lllt Tuesduy evening. Mi“ WI“ 0‘ Bl‘flfllptun SW‘M over the week-end with MiSs Amie: M33 ' " The. mm 0f the Ulll‘ham pl‘pg. bytenan chow spent last, 'rupsdav evening at the home of Mr. aim] Mrs. William Smith. The members of Hutton Hill mm hi! (all!) ”V9 a dame. In ”mi; fund: it. Mr. Lprne Muuntaifi‘ tut Tuesday evgmqg. 3 I.“ f ' -A‘ _.___44_ Jinks is now a contontm man M. has: 27, 1925. low a Contented Man it?” 88km I .link, PRESENTED PAS'D WITH PURSE VOL. 58.â€"N0. 3037. M. and In. W. J. Burm ore. Recipients of Ad Mutation Prom burl byufinn Church. hippy (baring on Thurs noon 0 last week. Um on ins tlygmqqthly ymrk QM The homo of Mrs. N. M anbmn street. was‘ym wt of the l’i-eshyleriui IA The meeting on (his occ of more than ordinary i the congregation, and fa busy afternoon and an en Rev. W. J. Burnett and II ble wife. were made the of an address and presenl name of gold and a rel Is a token of the esteem they were held by the loc ion The address wai r. S. D. Croft. the purse by Mr. John Morrison. l J. Hepburn made Um pl of the reading lamp. (in himself and wife. Mr. H filled, referring parlieula indly feelings that had 1 Salad between himself am ham congregalinn. and \\'l: leaving them tn :ieeem i air of a Presbyterian eh! Marys. the welfare “1' the greiraljml vmuld alway.» h of interest. in him. Rev. Mr. “lll‘lIML \I'IIII included \mIIs I‘IIIII'I‘II Ind Knox. III NIII'nIIIIIIn in this \iI'iIIih {III III 'ears. whoro III- and M have mad" mam “arm Will I‘Pfll'l‘t I'XII-oIiilmh am loaning. SIIIOI‘ I-aflx'i additiun to his “OI k at ['1 in Normanby, MI'. BIII‘III-I taken over “In sorVIovsA Preshrtvrian I‘JIIII-I‘II III the satisfactinn IIf “II‘ III “IMI IIIS sum II‘I-s i~' III-st l the prospnmliou III last: owning. There was a lawn att the gathering at which I win! Limo was spank busy 80380" and 'ihn fzu-1 agricultural nic-nilwrs m gremliimi “'d‘l‘fl lousy wit. vest doulitlc-ss kvpl man} being fireman. M. one timn. it. was I. cure Mr. Buriwi.t’.~. svrvi cumhinvd ('hun hvs uf I Rockv Saugvvu. and \\'H in \iv“ In" “as c-xlvuclwl limo amt, and murh rum whnn tho iui'urumiimi \\ that it, would IN‘ imlmssi i0 Noam. Lain-r. Mr. copied a call at Dixin. m1 but. SH final. was HM brought to boar on him I pwmtinus at Amus 1 churches that, ho «lid! 80mi- iwn or ihrm- Win-ks canted a call in SI. Mar: Sunday [H'Nfl‘hl'd his fat mun in his 'mu inwushiq} tinns. and in his hurharl Lion last. Sunday owniul Following is he add: at thn gathering last evenng: Durham. (NIL. Aug To Mr. and Mrs. W. .l. 1 [Mar Mr. and Mrs. Burn It is with a mixed sorrow and huminess t1 her:- this owning. “'0 that ynu are [raving us to know that yc‘mr wm‘! I'm-umrizq-d in a lame-:- lie to know IIIaI. ynur \mI'I I'm'uml'izmi III a largo-r III While» our awn Ialmr Im'n «If a w” lulu: III In IIIIII. short (Imp. vw. II In IIIIIIk a III-mt are! I and Whiln WI.‘ will fm-l I} kmnlv. W0 will mnIvnt by réalizing 'IIIaI. “hat Is another s “In. 0n Who” of Hm I‘ church at Durham. \w you In accept this purse. rowing lamp as a slud our esteem. not. for Uu-il for Um goud Wislws Hm: ”mm. BRUCE HIGHWA BESTJN FOUR 80 Declares Editor Barrio Advance. Wishing you hath w in your new hold of la Signed on behalf of Mn inn church of Durham. John Morrison 8. D. Croft. S W'hen ho I'I-tIII'IIml H‘fll l0 Kincardinv lI'III. \‘III ( lnIesloy. "FHHDVPK‘ and Editor Maclfirvn. uI" Hm mew. writes as I'n’llnw “One needs not to (Ia the SO-CIIIPd "30041-101 of the 0mm“ or 5mm the truth of the slatvnu Mr. Squire Deputy Mini: ways. when hp said In miles in the systrm. Um was nmesmily amend Badly good rmds could 9693M “Last week tho wril owr nearly 300 milos Simone, Grvy. Brum- and Ouuulivs. and was Hymn mit that ”low tram-Ht COUIH)’ \VPI'H Hlv :mfll'vfl Bruce highways were but of the War. III fill drove on bettm- gmwl m very fvw place light not drive as {as 11” big reduction in the Gimme system 8 the county to show "lulu from the non