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em yaw a talk on tho f "w Missiun Circle. Hm lso gaw- a tnlk on Stew- d Mrs. Mark Wilson 0!. , game-ring with a solo. loam! by the singing of“ . Pc-wrs nfieri g Pl‘. fnliuwml by the i2- fiction. . husmows rum-ting. a so. was spo'nt. MIN. 984"!le dainty hitch at. tho close. l’w t Mm»; tho- iinms. mwn bv Visa Eu; wm-o- aim im . . Mm” pol-tan! part5 pet for Every Roo- mls of mlls right tuck, nu waiting, .5 lilo. 150 and up nw swan: To a: nun? m 330m 1 ailing. whilu are at. war as in m-w "IN! t'umph will prpsvnt earamm- ar ’CGHOH ful' m In Said Want 9 Mun haul stnmwol at n ,.,-',. vuhm Imhm'd font- tthly who r M' prvmi mothvr .1 II tho-il' t ”Io n aro- busy rvnovating. building rvm-ntly pm. Mr. I). .\l. Saunders and Ipiml by him when com- a arm‘s furnishing store. .VHKo-lw-v. tho" former who runductml 3 ml smg 2.00. u lots at Half-Price Solo », Window Shades, Ifectants, Moth 1ph0r, etc. Q "1 Spring secleaning Needs 610v :n’s Drug Store "l0 ll no- lwlmr. u liming the rear lmiloling i'unverted wliilo- painters 3nd \nirk in the front Iii-w shim" window 'nnvlili'h'd the "8‘ 'i‘swnl, a much ll!- i-o- anal will be an I I‘m- )lr. Saunders) sun-as. husv \\ ws. Ming uniblé Hisfat'tm'y place, INN and vqlllp- l dun't want to ml. aro- thP fmxr ll mw Hwy [ooh wk like 811']... I. uno- good- rats?" \thn l sav ll .‘H‘O‘ H’ \\'u had something to drink to.- ”mm, a gum! and appropriatn toast 'anth 1w. “How's to the Honp That thls fhv Banal." That is tn sa . “llo'rv’s In th man who can b things tognther, who can build things." Tho attitude of those peo- pln. Mgpthor. that. is. cQ-operagion . . . . V. ‘V6‘ [100d a greater; {0015113 0! brotherhood between diflerent Tho pastor. Rev. Mr. Mum-land. Hwn (‘allml am to srwak. :mflx' whOSP as his towiv. “Rnih‘lm‘s N' ¢'Ti\':liza- Hun.” PX'I'IH‘H of which fnllmv: Wu x-vgrvt. vvpmlingly In 899 ‘Jr. and MN. Mzwflmald Inaw us. iwc‘flnsv in tho first. place tho-v have m-nvwl tlwmwh'vs I'Pal lmildo-x's of moiety. Pricevill» is a mum vu- lnm- hpcanso of their being in it. Th0 wnrld's real heroes are not its Pnnmwmrs but its_b_nilders. rvminulm‘ nf friends in and Privnvilln. Hn i-nnchldwl with the \v Hm Gin-r of Pvm'y good and gift. \vnnld blows and proslm! thpndml an invitation to Vi.- in fiwon Sound. M‘ ”10.40 Millions Of IOVP fl'n l’l'owlbyh‘rinn Mllll‘ch. HIP lw: wnrols and the mare tanzih m-vseinm HUN" palsy chain. a v'o'lnwol in thnm. thpy wmnlc rvminolpr nf friends in and : Prirnvilln. H» mncludod with the wis- Hm Giwr of every good and I huynnd. HP addressed HIP as fzio'nds. \Vhich they 40hr M VVhiI'h ho hop N] theV' \Vo- \Vhich ho. “km! to think at HP S'TSSP” ”I0 valuo-s «' frivncls' ip. which was in ho- ishml fur huynml any OHM-P [ <inns. ley hurl many {rim Win-Vin». and thpv cuulol mm» M mnko- as grnat {rim Hum.- that hm! hum] mad» M‘imo- nt' Hwn' liV’vs, HI- o'xm'vswd thnir awn-m ul' HIM» hvko‘ns 02' MW? H'H l’x'o-<ln_V'lo-r'i:u1 church. the lw: ut’ thun‘l'prvsvnt. many of 2mm for Vzu'ums l-nasnns not. snmv wttled ahmm! and ammo passpd 9" ”Ir great th‘HH'. Ho' mloll‘vssed Hm people as I'riwnds. \VhiPh they it'o'r'f‘d to Mr. Mac-Donald responded in a mmtvrly and appreciatiw address m whirl: his thmlghts wvnt. hack to hm vurly msm‘iatns and ("v-\wrkors, o~<zwciall_v in the church wnrk. somP Along \xilh thesn we '6 mlnr you our host wishos for conlnnu (l good wrvices and success in owr'y un- «lo-rtaking of your future mulnavors. Sit-"1M on lwhalf of tho l'rvsb tor- tan chum-h of Pricovilleâ€"llolin ac- lman. William Aldcorn. Thomas .VH'hfll. Art-hi6? N. Maclluam, Dan. Mt'.\l'lhlll‘. Neil McLean, \Villin Mac- KnnziP. Allt'ml Hincks. “'0'. Hm Prvsbytm'ian vhm'ch in Priwvillv. wish to (‘xpl'wsz v-vnn if in but, slight mpasurv. um' <incm'n npprc-riatinn at your invalnuhlp svr- \ ions and M’ your ovm' uplifting and vmgv highly ('Dmmondahlv wharacl- H's in um' midst, hence “us would :Isk_y0u tnnpcht thpsn gifts. groatly but. hmm we may pic-asuro 0( l'l'o_‘(llf.’ntly .~' back m Prmwnl o. Lo-rny anal Imonv. too. haw mko-n arm» pzu-t in the “wk of the vhurrh. Hu- Hmir. Hm Sunday school and Hm Guild. “'0 will miss you \Vmwls fail to vxpross mn' appre- I‘iflHHll Hf ynu. Mrs. Mac'lmnam. as Hl'gzmls‘t Hf tho- (‘hlll‘CIL Yul], with Mr. .‘laannaM. in the mpucity 0! [WWW nt’ Hn- rhnir. kept. it. tngnthr .‘lllol mm!» it. tlw hvlp it. has bow“ m mu' pl't'fit'lll Church Mum, and for z: hm: limp back. Mr. and Mrs. Mac-[humid haw rendm'wl wt’tlc'ivnt :mol \Vhariv-llo‘fll'to‘tl So‘l'viw-s in the rhnn‘ and .‘h'. “80011118ch :h suppr- into-ndvnt. uf Hu- Sunday «whom. II II as IIIth wry deep nun-PI. that III- lI-I'IIIII-Il IIr your IIIII-IItIon III SI'V'PI' IIIIII' I-IIIIIIthiIIn with us. to l'flSidP III ”\VI'II Sound. IIIII' rela- tinnships haI’I- hIII'm IIf thI' IIIIppiPsf, MI! I”!!! sI-I'III'IuI In I'lIIIIIII IIIIIk. I'S'H'I' IIIIII INHI' hem Immvusurably gII-III \IIIII- IIIllIIIgIII-ss and ability III III-III IIIIU' III'I'n {Pit and I‘IIIpI‘II‘CI- MIMI. “'l'tw tIattlo- 'l‘hiot.” by Miss Gar- tl‘mh' )laq-tluaig: two readings. wry appropriato- to the occaaiun. by Dr. Blakv. "That's What I Call a Friend.” and "That. Do'ar UM Country Stow." ro-nolo-t'mt in tho otm'tor’s mimitahlo mannvr; a wading. “Thp 't‘nssols on How Shoo-s," by \Villiu Mac'KPnzio. Him-n in his «to-tightful. .juxial way. This. into't'spo-rsml with uumhm‘s by Hi» ui-thstra. lmt to tho- nwro im- portant function of tho owning, tho aihlrwss illltl pl't-so'litatjon to Mr. and Mrs. Murhonaht of two \Vivkm', lip- tmlsto-rmtc-tiai1°szinclaptil'~'o- of about two-nty dollars. to lmroy a fountain [wt]. amt to [mono an ivory homtoir le'k. Mr. and Mrs. Maclmnald and family \n-ro- vallmt tn Ulw platform, and tho t'nllom'il g addrvss was wad by Miss Lizziu Mat'Cuaig: l’t'it'evillo'. tint, Apl'li 9. 1926. Tu Mr. and Mt". ARB. .‘larDonald. lmt-ny anot Lo'onv. Do'ai' Fl'io'nots: a wwal aim-t. "Lam’s HM Sweet Smut." In .\lI.~I. (01" Blako- and Miss \IInz. Mun Mach-an; a Inpthating Io'ndo'I IIII: nf PaIIlinv JIIIIIHIIII s poem, The hall was filled to capacity, and tho meeting was callw‘l to or- der with Mr. Thomas Nivlml in the chair. A beautiful] spic'y program was rvmlm-ecl as fol ows: Hrcheslral music. a Vocal solo by Mr. Thomas Nichol Inn» of his old favorites), :1 walling. Nollie McClunx's "The lllllsqu anP." by Mrs. “William Mac- Millzm. a humorous portrayal of political .‘H'hl‘flllng of mils and 'l‘urio-s to win tlu- voto of may prey in NW po-rsnn of John Thomas in mm of llw “Wish-I'D prawn-4 at tho limo- Hf llw RH'ipl‘ncity wMin 19H. participants tnok place in the Mac- Kinnon Hall. Priceville, «in Friday evening. April 9. the occasion being a social reception, the guests of honor being Mr. and Elli-e. A. B. MacDonald and family, preivous to their departure to Owen Sound. One of those happy occm'ions that livog lung in the mBW)l'i".'5_ of__the It. and In. A. B. lacDonfld and Family Rocipionu of Addrou :nd Valuable Presentations Baton Do- ljannrg to 1’“. Up Residence at HONORED BEFORE LEAVING VILLAGE Thursday, April 15, “I. flu-s .:' true In hr char- ’“H'l' 508808â€" »‘ h‘io-mls in cuulol never .\‘ hnvn'tho swing ynm " ”mm F‘l. . rnund t“ and ”mm. um rfm'f : and 83 Hm fy Among those from nearby school in sedions in attendance at. the DEA. in in Tmonto last. week were Messrs. ;1. l‘homas Turnbull, the Rock; D. 11!. Robinson, Edge Hill; G. Go] smith. ss \\ 111M111. S. Patterson, Varney, and 11: \1111111 lee of No. 13, Egremont. “.j M1 and Mrs. Adam Brown and "- doughtvi of Parry Sound are visit- "Yling his sister, Mrs. B. Stoneouse. "5111111! 111N191 hiends in town and vicin- l-:[it\_'_f'01 a [13“ _'1_ia)s. Ain’t It the Truth? W by not call some of these new style dresses. “barbed wire dresses?” W’hy ‘? Because they rotect the pronerty but do not 0 truct the View. Rnh‘vshmnnts worn then sprvod by the ladies. aftm' which all jnined in singing. “For He’s a Jolly Good Fvllnw“ and “Auld Lang Syne.‘ which concluded a very momentous «waning. ‘ As Hwir pastnr. let me say that. “'0 wish that!) wnll in their new placn or abode. \Vn wish ”mm all mom-gs and prospvz'ity. long life and hapuim'ss and above 31}: Godsppm. vans“ nl' Hwn' :wlznm-s m (-nuno'c- Hun mm our clmx'vh wox'kv-Mrs. Marlnmald as .rsmnist. and Mr. Mflt'l’flllflld as vhuix' lval‘lnr ...... “'0 man‘s-clam imloml. Hm invalu- able <o~1‘\'i(-¢~s ronclvrml and the great ansso-t Hwy haw hwn 10 our church lifv :rml work. We can ill alfnrcl to 1050 :mnpln of Mr. and Mrs‘. Muc- Donalcls’ calibre. We envy tho city to whivh Hle are gm’ng. Ownn Round fnlks are tlm gaixwrs. we tho losm's. Thnir departure leaves Us tho! poorer. Mar" in _wl an- to miss rlassvs and “'6' m e cl it ivalnmivs zu npmatv “it uwr thc- wn town. Visited Mrs. D. (h‘ahan attendml Mr. D. McLachlan’s m'nl at Primwilln last, wook. Mrs, Mills is Visiting with N. lelannvl. and also \‘isitt‘d with Hulstc'in frivnols this “‘01 Mr. and Mrs. H. McLean. Price- \illv visited the latters father Mr. Hugh McKinnon, at the hOSpital horn. Sunday. Miss McLachlan. south-east of town. \‘iSitf'd Mrs. D. Graham and attendmi Mr. D. McLachlan’s fun- m-zil at Pricvvilln last wank. ' Mr. {md Mrs. 'I‘. A. Lauder 0f Han- over visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Lauder, over the woek-mul. Miss Marjorie Firth. nurse-in- t‘aining in Owen Smmcil Hnspital, is ill at her home here, returning to town Wednesday night of last week. Miss Firth has recently had her tonsils removed, but is at pres- ent sufl'ering from a broken bone in her foot, received some years ago, and necessitating that member be- ing_ kept in a p_l_aster_ east. Mrs. «lamplwll and little} son of North Dakota. al'v visiting 1101' par- ants. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gram- wood. Mrs. Wm. Lynns and sun. Jack. M Mm'kolalv. 91mm. snmn timu this wwk with hm‘ parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. Allvn. Missfifofiru Allen 0!" 'l‘ormltn has horn \‘lSltlllg hvr pm'vnts. Mr. and Mrs. D. Allen. Mr. Frank W‘illiams of 'l‘isdaln. Rusk” wlm Parm- East. rm husinvss. was tho“ guvst. of his brother. Mr. Harry Williams. Edgv Hill. (mm tho \\'l‘0k-PIHI. Mrs, J. L. “In and son. Alma. of Kitche-m-l' am- visiting hvr hmlhvr D11.__and_Mr9. chkm°ing.__ Mrs. N. McCannvl, who spent. a \w-nk in Toronto visiting relatives amt trio-nits, ruturnod to town last \vmwk. Mrs, Mt'CannPl. whilv in the ("town City. attvndwt the ("losing PX- o‘u't'isvs ot' Knnx Collvgo and was pro-writ. at. tho grmtuatitvn frnm that, institution Hf ht'l' nt'phnw. Mr. D. .‘It‘Qllt‘t'n nt’ Stuynmn (m Wmtnnsday (if last, \vm'k. Ml'. .lnhn (In ‘1" of ()an Sound vis- itml lust, \chk with Mrs. Motcalfo. Mr. Alf. ()‘Nvil nf (""0"”le \‘iSilPd frnm Friday to \lenvsday with fl'io'ncls at. Paris. MI. and Mrs lamps “CDUHRIII 81' liNNl in town Mondav night frIIm hislnv. . ‘ask.. and am \isiting with Mr. and NIH. HIIIIIIItSmitLI NII'.1NII3â€" I‘IIInalIl has disposml (If his farm in ”16‘ NN'nst and illté‘lldé‘s settling in ()ntmiII if a satisfactory holding can he fIIIIIIIi. Mrs. Murray Ritchie. north of town, paint-nod from 'l‘m'onto last wowk. after visiting far a wank with relatiws and l'riomls. Mrs. Mrlfilroy and clmmhtm'. Rm:- bar". of Fort. William. are visiting hor puronts. Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Allan. this Work. llol‘oro returning \V’ost thvy will first. visit, hor bro- lhm's. Mussrs, Edwin, of Tim Mail and Enlpil'o staff. Toronto. and Ar. tlmr. of tho Royal Bank staff. Mon- ll'ml. 'Mrs. E. J. Scho'nk and children \‘isitvd nvor Sunday at hm‘ home at Ayton. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Jackson, virho have been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Limin, returned Saturday t0‘ their home at White- iish, Ont. Mr. Lloyd McClocklin of Toronto was home over the week-end visit- ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McClocklin, who have been con-; fined to the house for some timé through illness, but. who, we are pleesed to report, are recovering. Mrs. D. Robinson was in Gait last week in attendance on her sister, Mrs. Douglas of that place, who died on Sunday, April, from n- grene, and whose funeral was eld on Tuesday. Mrs. Douglas has been ill for two months and was ‘5 years of age. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mr. J. S. Davey and son, Richard, 0! Bentinck, spent the week-end with relatives in Kincardine. ' v u- -----0 UVVIIU a few days fec'éniiy'i'ith her sister, Mrs. John Moody of BetheLâ€"Dtm- dalk Herald. ~ mfll‘c Miss Violet Mervyn, teacher at Hahermehl, spent her Easter vaca- tion at her home here. w M' Hwir vith mn' Donald :1 [Donald as d to me and with wm'l: dm‘mn oven! win I(' ('h I thus: diffm' gvt l 9118; mm :1 in I It. (‘15 "' “VP. A p gum! pf‘ tivitif's in hllrt'h WO . rganist nix' lf‘adm‘. Mend. tho rc-nt mmmnnities. x'lcl ul'.mu' fPaI‘S, vicious and ln c0- ! of {mail will all making this world mm and brotherly n liw. Again wn . gnml [mople- hm. Int me say that and hrothm e Again‘ M proph- I M in mum h wox'kw-M mist. and 3 The Church of the Ascension was the scene of a very prettr wedding on Easter evening, Apri 3. when Miss Florence Pauline Turner, ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Turner, became the bride of Mr. Nathan Calvin Stevens, son of Mrs. Ida Stevens of Plymouth, Michigan. The Rev. H. E. Ridley officiated. Miss Lavina Turner attended her sister as maid of honor. and Mrs. John Nicholson (Burnetia Turner) and Miss Florence Stevens were bridesmaids. Mr. Asa Stevens. bro- ther of the groom. served as best. man. and the guests were seated by Mr. John Nicholson and Mr. Howard 9!". The lirirle wore 1‘. with. "f‘ ivory canton crepe with tulle veil and orange blossoms. and carried a shower bouquet, of roses :‘ml lily of the valley. The maid of honor’s gown was of yellow :morgette. amt she carried ophelin roses, Mrs. Nicholson wore tule green amt rar- rietl «lat‘t‘odills. and Miss Stevens wore shell pink and carried pink tulips of a deeper shade. Mrs. Tur- ner. mother of the bride. was at- “PM. in silver grey canton (Time and wore a rorsage of pink sweet peas. Mrs. Stevens. the groom‘s mother. was also in grey. and her flowers ‘were lavender sweet peas. ating. The bride, who was given. away by her brother, Mr. Ruthven Hay, wore a daint frock of orchid georgette, trimme with hand-paint-- ed orchids, with hat to match. Her pretty bouquet was Claude de Prim- ier roses, orchids and lily of the valley. Miss Flora Greig p ayed the wedding march, and during the si - ing of the register, Mr. James B ue sang. Dr. and Mrs. Findlay left by motor for a short honeymoon, the bride wearing a becoming ensemble costume of blue and grey, trimmed with grey squirrel. Upon their re- turn the couple will reside on Regal road. The marriage of Miss Ethel Hay, Loungest daughter of Mrs. Dime! ay, Toronto, to Dr. Murray Find- lay, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Findlay, Toronto, took lace in Wychwood Presbyterian c urch on April 7, with Rev. B. S. Lee omici-- ating. The bride. who was Riven STEVENSâ€"TURNER P [I DLLYâ€"H LY THE DURHAM CHRONICLE MARRIED Catton -- McLean.â€"â€"-At Hamiltun. Gum! Friday. April 2. 1926. by Rc‘v. W. H. Burro-8%. l'urmvl'ly nf Walk- Macdonald.â€"In Durham Rm] (Truss Hospital, April H. to Mr. and Mrs. Hllgh Mavdnnuld. livnlinvk. a «laugh- tor. The Non-Trombonists Reward “81m" protostml Hm new arrival. as St. Pffm' hamlvd him a golden! trumpnt. “I can‘t play this instru- mont: I nvwr pzmiisml '«Hil» .u earth." ‘1)f Pourso \rnlcluhll (dluckhni the old saint. ”"sl‘hat Mn) you are hero." wv- v w- â€"â€"v The funeral was held )esterday afternoon from the family residence to Maplexxood cemetery the ser- vices at the heme and graw being taken In Rm. B. D. Aimstiong. pas- tor of Dmham Presbyterian churrh. Mr. Yandt was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yandt of Norman- by, was born in that township ‘7 years ago and has lived all his life in the vicinity in which he died. He was highly regarded as a citi- zen, and his widow and family will have the sympathy of a large cir- cle of friends in their bereavement. Besides Mrs. Yandt. a married daughter. Mrs. Louden Davis, and a small family are are left to mourn. 8 o’clock of Mr. William Yandt of Normanby Township, after an ill- ness dating back to last fall, when he was brou ht here for examina- tion, when t e cause of his indis. position was discovered. After a time in the has ital, he returned to his home on I e 16th concession near Ball’s Corners, where he re- mained up to a month ago when he was again admitted to the hospi- tal here. From the first no hope was held out. for his recogery. _ , The death occurred in Durham ‘I‘iogpgtal‘ last Suanugvenigg ahoug mmm In“ of animal» and Bean Sufloror from Cancer of the Stomach for Put Pow Iona“. PASSED AWAY 80801! BORN HOSPITAL "\Yaitvr. :Nk tho urvhvstra m play nothing for a whllv.‘ _ “\vs, su'. If they have tho musw. sir.‘ This is the beginning of an un- usual serios «if «wants that “'80“ a terrific climax during “10 height. at a i'uai'ing forest lll‘t'. Thn mannnr in which Georgiv and Cal 030mm paving thv way to their ultimalo rvunion providers svwral mighty thrills and snmv art-at dramatic- mnmvnts. OWN] Mnmm has thn drum: 1114: nt‘ thv Ct'wlmy-rax‘cman. and Cun- slancv [£011an givvs a gum] :u'mum ul’ lwrsvlf as “w flight). flirty flap- pm'. mum's in Um Past am- Malwl {MINI}. llharlvs 0:10 and David But. 01‘. The young westerner. unused to the ways of the East. falls an easy victim to the charms uf Georgia. who flirts outrageously with him but. laughs at him when he proposes to her. The realization that she has only been playin with him infur- iatos Cal, and hv orcos her to marry um. Pictured against marvelous natur- al backgrounds and abounding in breath-taking thrills, “Code. of the West” unfolds its vivid, appealing story of the romance of Georgie May Slockwell. a frivolous little flapper. and Cal Thurman, a sturdy, nrile cowboy. The direct and drastic methods of the West were newer better il- lustrated than in this absorbing photoplay in which a sturdy son of Arizona teaches a flapper daugh- ter of New York the a-b-c of living and loving. Flapperism comes in for a sound spanking and jazz receives a knock- out blow in Paramount’s “Code of the West," which Lucien Hubbard adapted and William K. Howard produced from the Zane Grey novel of the same name and which comes to The Veterans’ Star Theatre Fri- day and Saturday evenings, April la and 17. “CODE 01' TIE WEST" [8 A ROAMIG WESTERN ROIAICB Anything to Oblige E. A. Rowe Baker Confectioner ' iiiâ€"6‘1???“'“VXéLui'éii'Ot it. queer? She's my grandmother." Jerry: “That woman with last. night. looked ol to__ho your mother." Pastry Flour 24 lb $1.00 Goods Delivered Anywhere In Town ROWE’S Bakery Provision IUSICFOIALLOCCASIM The Finest Manitoba For In» ud 0pc- Dun $4.50 3 1.75 PAGE 7.