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RHAM HIGH SCHOOL ar Theatre 10th and 12th IIGHAN 89’ gain $1.29 '7" l.\LS hlan :. '."~d.lV June 10, in u r) 3â€": COUNTY annals 20 ; 2w Banom o- o- wane-ow M More um um Iml c'arripd by m. HIW'HIIR W91". 0“ Io'llo'lnfl that the mko- a “if! ‘3 nu" This. accord. fo'!‘ hi‘l'e on ”on. I hu czmnnty (bun. :mmx this year unvr will likefly om ll hr "‘l ummcil at its Ins: nut week, n! In fawn- of 'I‘ paving. as. ll "Iii lk-pu Ily Pquippod : murses: um \V H P3801} -xtr lllai mm l0 nml Rom I” oppose Hanover WV [0 be ”Mus and Incipal. man. ~' :1 Um- 8011003 nuanced pare to rpcqrd mam- km! l hnavy in phis, 'age 7 w en and ‘ l'anrsun. Durham; Second Vice- ":«Mo-nt. Mrs. W. H. Rogers. Hol- m: Se-cremrle‘l-easurer. Mrs. .1. ~' \h-llraith, Durham; Auditors, Miss i'rl-th-nt, Miss. Sara L: Jamieson. -I muwr: First \‘Ice-PrQSIdeng._yr§. «.amtmueu from page 1) HM lithel M. Chapman. assistant I,..,~mtenolt'nt Of Institutes, was the § _,.,.;\-..1- M the clay. Miss Cha man .. 4 ll. was not the biggest t ings "all munted the most but the (19- .‘l x What the Institute had done ‘. .. “hat it. meant to the thousands ~ wane-n meant a lot. A woman “s... never goes out anywhere, and \ u think. oh. there’s no use asking M, .1... won’t come, is the one to _. l'lL'tlt. alter. Show her she is ,..-.lml. how she can help, and she .q slll'lll'tSP herself what hidden “1“,,“ lie. undeveloped. In secur- .!._, (aum'ennrfl for the dim-rent pro- ....:.-. wlect the woman who is best we... and most interested in the Nym-nlur subject. One woman is ..;',t«;.y.< a little better in one line up”. mmtllf‘l‘. filSt’USS sidelines {01‘ _’t"l‘ and provide help. perhaps in 1, ”HM, hee keeping, ete. Arrange A White)- culling- demonstration. 4...”. snmo'ulll' will be sent from .. mph, wlm will demonstrate the ._ ml and ball [mints in your pul- o- ”ml you will discover which l... Hw lwst producers. ‘ Home Beautification .‘l msnw'rn muons wnLL nznzsnnnn »Hth in their rgpnri ia‘bring the Wm '20 office of last year’s of- HI" Nominating C o 111 mi t t}; e \l ‘ 2‘ "Hfi’tut'h‘al Rvs‘varch." QUP- ':;t~ mun! its folk 1mm. At. ttw .’:zmttto-t's‘ movtinc. Miss Chap- ~ :u'w‘twt that ttw oldest. grand- :~' th nt‘ mm» of their war-- °'\t~'l‘i~nrns: the school they ' ant. tho-tr [‘vartins. and 30 forth. Wot wttrlm‘s' picnit‘ would he wunnhln at't'air for some 0f ”16‘ tw'ouplo“, Th” Spt‘akpl' tOld 0f "Liv anry year in Toronto at f: mvn uvm- righty gather and vwvrivncos of early days. '~< «Zhapman urgPd music in the s.-.~ yak.) ham» a joyous place tonol quntmt Edgar Guest‘s 09!!) "What. Home‘s Intended or.” . ~|wako‘-r said that “Homemakina thin: that. is worth dOing well.” -' tztnapman is an interesting tlwr and has a pleasant 63909" Durham mumm- mmm'gttc-P may b0 formml --}|..mo~ Bo-uuh'tlcatitvn." Have an ,H ”lo-Mm: WIN] illustratml hm- ll ' Hf ”"9 m wlwn an 'ml nut. ? huw HUI» ' Ram‘s. ‘ .‘Vr‘ :uul silalns. and get everyone '0“th in lwautifying'their sun. dung-t. Mako- tho ynung penplo rum! ut‘ thvir hnnw that Hwy nut. want. tn have and M. it. Mn uHu-r hands. Provide home mu. \\'o- ran prcwidn wholv- ..mm-t:uinn1o-m for nurwlvm, ‘ mm wads nr similar rm'ro- .. 'l‘lw rzulin may bring wnn~ il musir tn Hw musiv lnvvr. but mko's Hw whnl» vwnins: and t'm'tlc'o' is amt. in. wlwre am our rmlh‘ ul' tnmm'rnw cunning Old Officers Ito-elected 4 «Zlnzwmnn aolvalwml Hm Mm "Bunni- St'homl Night." HIH‘P ml o-wning. um. someone to m m Hw pm'vms Hm mlu0a~ In HIP Ho'w Sllbjt'TtS taknn UP ..~ whnnl. Haw the parvnts '43”!!! and nut. clomm the sub- ~-rml.-.“ If sum» nvw equip- H :uhm'atvd. gt". sommne 1‘». 1M.- tn ligurv Hm cost. How ur' tlu- anwunt. would hp made grunts? What amount would kw Hw sharp un vach assess- nl' uno- humll'ml acres? Some- xx'ho-n an imprnwmvnt is thus «1 null. Hm rato‘payc‘rs will u\\ HUI» it would advance Thursday, June 10, IIHIO' shn‘y. Miss Chapman \\ 2m lnstitntn haol "warkpd" u-nl Imarol. Unn man in par- “;H hm'ol tn imprpss. The Msmto- had :1 "thtm' SPIIOOI hm! :1 sumwl'. invitml the luntinupd from .\ ll V m Library Compliment“! hzwmnn. lwful‘o“ thP aftnr- ~.~'iHl! Imam]. was looking Emulv‘ in ”10' library. and :k. l"'lll:!l'kml thn good sol- kw f'nunol tho-r0. She said HHO'S Ill 4 Pf . l“'l]l:ll'l{o'ol tlw goon SPI- w t'uunol tlwro. She said think .410 had PVPI‘ come «m-anl a junim' section I'\' ln'fnl‘o‘. ShP thflllght I :I riulIlII'l'. Invitml the III :IIII IliaIrict, and 8:3ka II's III SIH‘ak. They ”16‘" this [Iill’lil'lllal‘ speaker. him In spvflk "I! "What II-s‘ Han [)0 In HP") ”IF I' I' ”I! Is'I- III gnu a eprh. I\ sIInlI'thng. l‘hn :1 [wak- ~ IIIm IhP [IISIHUU‘ could I! \\'II III. “P“. lelf ma Sh» thnught snlvctinn of banks rhomsv from. tho wratut‘v was val'ly lilvral'ivs. Miss \‘o‘ stal'h'd a Cana- svlwting thv lwst 11111111401191 t'rum Northern Untario brunght t0 the attention of the. Board that mun of the neuh npnnml up pmticvns 0f Untmin “en- 101 the munths in the \ea1 \xithout medi- cal help of am k1n«l.l‘he 11¢ are-3t otmtor 1n mam eases “as tmty or tittx miles axxax. and 111111111: the 1111 lemenu of the 1101the111 w.1nte11 they could nnt he 11.111111 bed [1} those in need. Acting on the suggestion of these directors, the Board inter- viewed D11. Bell of the Department of Health. asking that the govern- ment subsidize doctors in those parts Water! Water! Water! What Is Good Health Worth? Ml. No. £, Durham. Phone ”-18 Much Hf the first svssinn was Spent in ruutinn businvss. discus- sinn nf Institutv finances. amend- mo 11H to th» cunstitutiml and 1100- rssam chango‘s in the manlgmnvnt of Hm Pour l-all (lonwntinns t. be hvld in North Bay. Ottawa. London and Tt'd‘OflfH. The) Board of Directors Hf tlm Fc‘dm'atvd \Vomcn's Institute-s of Untario hold thpir spring svseinns in thv Parlianwnt Buildings. Tur- untgv. {\pz'i] ti and_7. Following is the repurt uf the ses- s‘inn Of the levl‘atf’d Women's In- stituies Of Ontario hilil at TmiintO 13% Easter and read to the meeting [iv the South hrm Disr°iii Serie- tam Mrs. J. _ Mellraith. The re purl “as written by the Grey and Iniii'erin representative. Mrs. Sidney Banks of Shelbnrne. who was un- amiilably absent from the meeting here: Mrs. Harding was called, and in a few words spoko of the eagerness sho- found amnng the children to learn the sewing. The Children’s Meeting These. little girls conducted a meeting with the Institute as an ainhence, and everyone was delight' W. with the excellent way the whole meeting was conducted. . Miss Elizabeth Harding. the presi- olenl. urcunieil the chair and dc- serves much credit On the able way she handled the position. The sec- retary is Miss Evelyn Baird, and the 'l‘reasnrer, Anna Ritchie. The meeting was Opened with ”It Isn’t Any 'l‘runhle Just. to S-mci-l-e." The minutes «if the last meeting were read and adopted. the busiess was ilealt with. arrangements were made fer the holding of a picnic. the treasnrens repert given, which showed a creditable balance. and all through the meetini.r was carried en quite businesslike. Miss Carrie Mitchell gave. an address outlining their wurk. Misses Marjorie Noble and Duretliy Douglas sang a pleas- ing tlllt'l. Certificates et' Achieve- ment were presented to the win- ners by Miss Chapman, who cen- gratnlateil the girls (in the excellent. wurk dune. The work was en ex- hihitien and was much ailmircil. 'l'huse rereiying primary certifi- t’fllvs were: Annie Campbell. Alma Kress, tierli'lule Glass. l’earl Falk- ingham, Elsie Ledingham. Mary Pickering. Janet watson. Elsie Hun- ter, Mary Levi. Jean McLean. Jean tirant. Andrey Bell. lna Melinnalil. Marjurie Noble. tllara 'l‘raynur. llazel Munre. Freda Ritchie. Lenise Jamie- son. Ada Holmes, Isobel Henderson, lietty Henderson. The winners at the second year were: Alice Nichol- sen. .IHSlt‘ Falconer. .~\. McLean. [slay Allan. Isabel Jamieson, Norma Allan. Mary Mntl‘at. Dc‘i‘iruthy Doug- las. Dorothy Pickering. Anna Ritchie. Evelyn Baird. Elizabeth Harding. Viulet McLean. . Dinner and Sllppor were served m the basement 0f the hhrary. .\|. Muléirr and Miss Elizalwth Scutt. Jun-hum: Rvprvsvntatiw to County clunwntiun. Mrs. W. H. fingers. Hol- strin; Rvpl'oscntatiw t0 l’x'nvincial Umn'vntiml. Mrs. R. H. FHI'tune. Aytun. At. this point. of Um pl'ugmmmo, Hm vaim: Illass o-ntm-M. Durham has the! lal'go'st class m‘ little girls in Hw pruviucv. out of sixty garmvut making vluhs nmanizml. ROYAL PRINCE TO VISIT CANADA Crown Prince Gustav Adolphus of Sweden, now on his way to Wuh- ington, where he is to unveil the John Erickson Memorial. and there- after make a tour of Canada. and the United States. Federated Women's Institutes Why take a chance and use water that is polluted and unfit for: domestic use. when Pure Water can be had by having a well drilled. We handle Pumps and Pump Re- pairs. sanitation Gaul-um“! ED. J. PRATT Tth was much discussion at tho suhjvct. and Roma dcmnnsti'ations hy sonic ut‘ the ladir-s ut‘ maclc in (lun- mta gnmls. which. :ilthuugh high- pricml. \wrv fraudulcnt, such as: tmwls, glass jars. ctc. Thc Board‘s ci'mclusiun in tho math-1' was that. this was a puccly business [imposition], not one of scutini’mfl. 0r pziti'iutism. and that thc manufacturccs tn ohtziin sale for thou goods must put on thc markct goods canal in quality and pcicv tn thnsc which arc importml. 'l‘hvy fucthcc coccmin'wmlcd that. manu- factlu'crs luhcl thnii' goods cxactly what. thoy arc. pniuting out that. thc grading and latwling of farm prmlucc such as cggs. ctc.. had \vm'kccl nut to tlw advantugo- of both facmcr and cnnsumci‘. Th0 Gibmmittpo from tlw (lana- «liau Producers‘ Association. com- posml of Messrs. Poaso and Money- lwnnio. from the Canadian Manu- factm'm's’ Association, and Mr. J. J. Murrisun, from tho Farmvrs’ (lo-op- vmtiw Conwany. waitml upon [m- Hoard (-nnvvrning Hm "Made in clunada" campaign. The Hydro Campaign, which was inaugurated last fall, was planned. The directors of the different sub- divisions, acting through their coun- ty, district and branch organizations will make a determined effort. to bring to the minds of every indi- vidual, rural and wban, in Ontario, the advantage country, town and city would reap if Hydro were ob- tainable on the farm as it is in town and city. Equalization of Hydro rates will make for increased pro-- duction on the farms and thereby increased industry in the city. Hy- drn on the farms will not only make Ontario more prosperous, but will go a long way to solve many of the problems confronting our province, such as obtaining competent farm la. lmr, keeping farm boys and girls on the farm. and attracting and keeping the better class of emigrants on the farms. Dr. Bell explained that this was not in the province of the Depart- ment of Health. Their mission was the piexention, not the cure of dis- ease. Accordingly, a committee was appoined to wait up on the Premier asking that doctors be placed in the pioneer portions of Ontario, whe1e none are now resident. Failing in this, the Board will endeavor through its branches in old ()nta11o to do something to reliexe the situ- ation fog the winter months at least. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE 'l‘lio savranwm M ”w LHi'ol‘s Sui»- [M' will lw lwhl liy lhv l’i'vshylm'ian (mngrvgatinn a work l'rnm Sunday, Juno 2". with prvzvarulmy si-i'Vh-n «m l’i'ialay. thv 18th, at which Hu- lhw. .‘ll‘. MvKay ul‘ Walkmlnn will preach. The. (.ouncil then adjourned and organized as a Court of Rexision. each member having taken his oath as member of said court. The Reeve was appointed to the chair. The following appeals were dis- posed of: J. Armstrong. 106 and 107 3 T. R, reduced $10000 :oJohII \\o',od HO. 2 'I'. It. assessment sustainul: DI'.I (Jam; IhelI and '.l‘ H. RehIIII.I 95-2. '1‘. R.. IeIhIeeIt 31mm; John Hitcnie, lot 13. «Honuusiun 12. assessment. sustained: John I}. Metal-“hay. lots 17 and 18. I'IIIII'essII’IIh 3. N. 19. IL. assessment sustained: Wanton Hmhtes P8”. 58. 'J I':. (I. II.. I'HIHI‘WI *IINHII; William 'l‘hunumm. part 7.8. 2 If. ('r. .\.. rectum-4t $75.00; .I. ti. Wilson. part 39. ‘3. If. (I. II.. usseesnwnt. instuillmit The following accounts wen1 paid: John McKoclmie, appropriation ac- count; Ward No. 2-, $25.07; William Matthmts. rpfund of (log lax 1925 (vrror $2.00; Cunningham Moore, on salary as Assessor $75.00; H. H. MacDonald. on salary as Clerk 75: Municipal “'orlcli sumilios $.00; Canada Ingot Iron Company. for. one) No. 2 Road Grader, $150.00. 59. II. ' .II.. IISSINSIIII-III ~‘II.~‘I.: IIIII'IIZ \IIs .IaIII- XII-ILaIIIII'I. IamaII .38 '2. I‘. . IL. I'WIIII'I‘II SFIIIIIII: MIII} )IIIiIaIIII III II. I'IIIIII-ssinn 8. INSI'S‘IIII‘III. SIIs- IIIIIII-II; IIIIIIII .‘II I mm. M III I'UIII vs- .s'iIII’I I..\ I:_ II,, IHI'IIIIII'II .‘HIIIIIIII IIn IIIIIIIiIIL'f: )IzIIgaII-I MIIIIIII. Int 2'3. (“'IIIIII'SS‘II II .I . .II. II.. I'I'IIIII‘I‘II $5”. Brodieâ€"â€"Aljoo: That the Taxes of this Township be collectml through the Bank for 1926 instead of by ap- pointing collectors for the various wards as in former yours. Carried. IaInmI: IIIIIII .‘IIII‘RII. IuI .‘JI. (mun-s- sinn I. I II.. II‘IIIIII'II $IIIII(III nn IIIIIIIIIIgs: .‘IzIIgaII-I MII‘IIII. MI 22. I'IIIII'I'ss‘iI II .I . .II. II. I'II'IIIII‘ 'II $7)“. » TIII‘ ('IIIIII aIIjnIIIIIoII I . .IIIII.- ’I III. 3 ”(IOIIs'. II. III. â€"â€"~H. H. .\I:II'DHI\'.-\I.II. ILII’I'k. Council met at Township Hall 0n Saturday, June 5th, for regular busi- nvss. 'l'hn nwmhm's were all pres- nnt. the Rva in the chair. Min- utes of last, nmoting \wx‘e read and adupted. ‘ SACRAMENT SUNDAY, JUNE 20 Glenelg Council Th0 LaIIIIN° AIII SIIIII'h (If SI. I‘qumIIa IIIIII'II I'IIIII‘I'II, PI'II‘I'VIHI’. flI'I' planning III IIIIIII a IiaI'III-n Pth HII IIII- SI IIIIIII gIIIIIIIIIs. I’I'ICI' \iIII- (Ill FIiIIa}. IlIIII' :1». “such IIII' I'III'IIII-v' particulars IIs III III'II- The engagement is announced of Miss Ellen Elizabeth (Eleanor), only dau later of Mrs. Elizaln-th Swallow of ' ranscona, Man..l'ormm'ly of DU!" ham, lo Mr. George lenn James. son of Mr. David Jumps of South 'l‘mnscona. Tho wvdding will tako place the early part, «of July. SPIRBLLA SALE III'HINH THE MONTH (III‘ .II 'NIIL III'II IIIImpIIIIII stuck III SIIIIIIIIlzl (imIIIs \\III gu IIII saIII at IIIIIIIICIIII I’I'III’IIS. IaIIIIIs “I” III» \\II III III I‘HIIII' III and IIII IIIIIIII.»â€"\III.s .I. I2. .\IIIIIIII. Spir- IIIIa I'IIIIIIJIIIS. (3-10 I Punâ€"In loving memory of our dear brother, Anthony James I’usL who departed this life at Christie Street. Hospital, Toronto, June 5, 1925. “"3 shall meet. in yonder city Where the towers of crystal sliino, Where the walls are all of jasper Built. bv workmanship divine. Father, Mother, Brothers and Sisters. NOTICE "IHE IIR\.\'I_1H HFFZIIII‘ (IF ”-11“: W H. ”laylm UIIIIIIII ILIIIIIIIIIIH mun <IIIIIIII. at \lItaIMI'IIs lnIII: Slum UIII'II:.IIII UIIIIIIIII. \xIH ho ”III II ”II- llIIIIl 'luvsdm I'Il “1H“ HHHIHI. luv this Impmtant hca-IIIIII So-HIIII. 2N- IIIIIgI- {HIIDHIIIUIH'IHS III ”In I) III. SIIIIII'. Nc'xt \3.~'Il 'I‘III-MII)‘. .IIIIII- 1.3. GARDEN PARTY AT PRICEVILLE C. H. Darling. bruthers and sisters, \xish to conwy to tho manv friends and neighbors thrir thank; for Hip sympathy and kindness shmxn duxâ€" ing their recent bcrvawnimit. CARD 0? THANKS IN HEMORIAI ENGAGBIBNT Man can talk about the weather without quarrvlling. lwcause there is neither politics or religion in- volved in a cold wave. ' Marriage is successfufl only when It__transf0rms__llw “I" Into “we." Goods Dellvcml Anywhere In Town Pastry Flour 24 lb $1.00 E. A. Rowe Baker 8: Confectioner The Finest Manitoba per bag Flour $4.50 PAGE 5.