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m9 Libra]- m! cmtario, ) haw him [an Ivan um mm: lawns- MIPHIPHI nf S\\' o 1’ BY DIVERSITY rho- 19',th _ Imal bwn ' this WM}- will allow ws Inward: to. It Pays. 0’" “01163, his studio; HIS. “h- r"- ' 140 230 SILK) fleaL nets. ’hosâ€" ions at to. of m t aria ends 2 Inc. H ht Line ll I'm. Mr. trying my old "Ono-M Ins-wit 10!! 9|- bm- n ° *va \lchvhm‘n. ‘ lat» Layer Cakeâ€"Emma ‘ rivr. Myrtle Glencms. Jean : x. Burma Mommy. Mae lit-Each- .. Kathlwn McCarthy. Inflht Layer Cakeâ€"Myrtle Glea- ~-~'. Mae McEnchern. Alva Green- -\ wd. Loren. Vuey, Ann lamb- \l \\ l'ntatnns l’Dmolys‘â€"Francis Kni- ‘vzz Davy .\ljm‘., May Ohllinsnn. tinlm Ray. Francis Molnsh. Gordon \lzn'cslllivrm‘. \l:nu.'o-l~'â€"â€"Da\',v Alan. Eddip Law- :w-nmn Illarvnco Ritchfv. James Sul- 'n'un. Hlo'n .‘lnm‘o’. 'l'm'nipsq‘wval Hopkins, Archie \h-lman. Andrew! Eckhardt. Francis Ko‘rl'o'l'. Nah Harlow. n. Barlow. 0, hr 'l‘immins Ranno-r Oa Baum-r 0a Dun Ritchie! Fio-M Con nv Illl‘l ”Mu-r things storm! outside for ant nr' I'num. Following is the prize ist: Marquis: \VhPatâ€"-\\'illie Peart, lian Nit-Nah. \lumuis Whvat (slmaf ~43lean \Hl'l'i". van .‘lc'Nah. Jack Ander- “om liv m0 Tnp Clm SChOOIV, bl}; m- iuulm'staml Um competition in all vnh'io's was Moan, ram-- wvl'i- run. and a program of quirk i'nntinllml [0 keep the crowd mtm'i'stml until Hm insidn pxhihits m Hu- svlmnl hail boon judged. For Hymn. Hm building was filled to uxo-i-Hnwinu, with Hm roots and HHH'I' things Sim‘ml mania“ rm. ...-_. [no-[It ur .-\griculturo, and are filling a place. in the muntry that nothing o'lfil' "an. 'l'lu- fair at Big" Hill lhis year mu nmsl. I'pr'o’w‘~nlali\'9, them be- m: o-lc-u-n schnols in lhn tmns l’rum all nvm' tlm township, llmlmll nnly lnn we're entered inl mu pzu'aolon This [allow Pwnt wasl “or” by ”w 'l'up lvllil'f thnnl, but u.- mulo-rslancl lhn compnlitinn in "H "“"'l"-" “’38 l'lnso'. The usual rum-e ero- mm uml o .-...m.._-‘, - H Namml Another milestone has 1 the history of the annua Fair of Glenelc Township, I ..t' No. 3 on the second co last Saturday. This is bette as tho» Edge Hill school, whom'n because it is so ( luvatmt. The school fairs h ”w 'l‘ownships. they are at min-political. aro run um ‘u‘n'l'ViStHll 0‘ “NB I’iStPiCt ~o-ntath-s of the ”Mario mvnt of .\srri('nlt_m~n and .... S“ cm! 0 HI' I]. .) FINNâ€"4 'O‘I‘ill‘d \ilSOV, W: F n th. \ ictnr 3w vane}, Jack or r \ Hm oinn Hrm‘nwnml. Marv Mc- ("1‘ TB!” .\I now. WOOGL n .\I 1 ml “‘00.! .\l w-H »-»l.~zahwl Firth. Mplvilln Har- m. Rim )lnlnsh. Anna )lcEach- . Hmvr Bruwn. Claw McCarthy. m-ntvâ€"Nlary Monro. Thomas Mp- I. filo-n )lnuro'. Blanch» )chech- tllm'o-nvv Harngn. Lnrnua n-mipsâ€"Jnhnny \‘pssin. Monica \. Mir» Pmudley. Grace Hop- ;, Kathlmwn .‘lcflarthy. Agnps An- :un. “mm sn Woodâ€"Dan Firth, Lawrencv. Ralph Staples. .. .\l.-.\’ally. James Tnflord. Rvan. H »\' «.lnhn VPs-sin. Margaret. M Ma SN hanfm. “'altm' Schne- lwu’rm't \lc \ssay. :o- hm oh n [Miami-«Ivan l~ irth. Jan mum. Margaret Firth. 133- 1th. o'.lm:1..lacques film Mame. 1w 5mm Weeds Mounted mm! Téna O Huxley. l‘homas w-v Pram is Mo'losh. Ruby Sta- H Hmpo-râ€"Dan Firth. : Farm Gatnâ€"Clarmcn Mc- lmn Firth. liq-Mia Lawrence. dime-'11. Fred Amen. Thomas «In .\l msâ€" -.\lal'gal‘t‘t Firth -~', (hmrgina MillPl‘ "wr. t‘hmrgina \‘ossio‘. ll --'~-«\\'illio' Po‘art. Mary Myrna Mo'ncross. Dan vmmv Bell. Clara M0811 lula~lmuiw Javquvs. 3|)?th filth-an. Slay cinllinson. Ira! tsâ€"Lonniv Lawrence um. Jean mark. Susie Margaret McLean. [mma .rgina ¢p§\|i Dan Ritchip, Alli" Erxllanlt JTIO‘HHR LaWX'o' Klara szzuow. Hats (ShflflPâ€"Johfi Vasey hi» Hmhiv Miller. ~ 2'.mn I «talkerâ€"Aleda Sta- m ( Ill Ho-Inn Murphy m is popular ewnwt in th attendance, _the number (In: m Lawm-m'v. Mary memN. Ann .‘lvln- MvPhanl. Rvna Clark: Dvnnis \‘asny. Holnn 'u-u Vaughan. Doris .\. Brawn. Vid'tm' brow-Mat iw, then; b»- 'hlmls in ”In competi- ll nwr Um township, ton \wrn entered in This [altar mwnt was Bio-"cross, Dan Rit- ll. Clara McCarthy. lira» Jm-qm-s. Mar- m'a Uro‘o‘nwoml. 'wlina Norris. Schmfm'. Isalwl basin. DOI‘Mh)’ “'il- "Pct innâ€"Thnmns the gqiiual School A_‘_ . c-w-I-u‘y‘ the interest dis- mtsicln for want is Hm prizofiist: 2|-Dan Firth. {‘3}!le -â€"Char- 3'80“" .‘IQ'. has passed in In mm Emma Dm'nt h" . and if the 9 there are 310‘- grounds Mrs. Zaviiz gave a short address following the completion of her work. exDlaining ner method of judging. and in several cases where the competition was close. giving the reason for her awarding of prizes. Mr. '1‘. Stewart Cooper. the District Representative. also said a few words. explaining the Object of the school fairs. They were not. he said. as some peOpie thought, run The judges for the dax “mm m; Zaxitz of Ilderton. supplied h} the department. of Agriculture of (in. tario, who judged the ladies' work, Messrs. Mercer and Stewart. of Markdale. the parade and speaking. and J. R. Nelson at Markdale. Assist. ant Representam'v. who had charge at the grains. roots. vegetables and the like. lnmn .‘w. 2. Mi“ K. Firth; No». 3, Miss H32»! Ho‘atun: I'ninn NH. 3. (Zamphnll Holman: Soparatv No. 3. Miss Sullivan: Na. 4. Angus Moln- tmh: Nn. 5. Mi.“ RPta Barhuur: Swarm» NH. 3. .‘lis-i .\. Mcfium'ity: N0. 6. ,nanw nni‘ knnwn‘: N0. 2'. Miss )1. Park; l'ninn No. I”, Miss [Half Busho-l l’utatuwsâ€"anris Kt‘ifé'l'. Dawy AHO'II. Dawy .anp, Harman Bakm'. (Im'il Brown. Mar- gm'vt Mflhu'thy. Th" f0””\\ill2 MhOHlS We'l'o' O‘H- terml in tho comm-titions: .\H. I. .‘liex .\lv:_,\l'thm‘ to‘ac-hm': l'ninn .\'n. 2. Mi“ K. Firth: Nu, 3. Half RIIShI'i “ hvaIâ€"Dm-ntln Robâ€" insom \lli» Mcfiim Dan Riirhi». Ho i“ ml NuIIis. hariivl Firth. ”I'Vai Hmvkins. Half Hmho-l Baumâ€"Dan Rihhin Rnbmt .‘lclntuv \Hiv mam. Ed- “an! Morris. Liw Stork. llall'. Dairy Brawl. frnm Grail» Mathewâ€"Violet. t‘lnllinson. Liw Stork. Markvt. Lambâ€"Jinan Clark. Brnco Clark. * Public Speaking Contest, Girlsâ€" Mary Anc'lvrsnn. Miss )lacphail's Cc‘vntvstâ€"May (Inl- linsnn. Allin Eckhardt. Bnys' Hnrnnssing. Hitrliing and Driving Cnntmhâ€"flalph‘ Staplws. Francis .‘lo‘lnsli. \Villiam Lister. Girls’ Driving Contestâ€"Susie Grvo‘nwnml. Kallilvon Lislnr. Hull Blislivl U:ll.~‘-â€"â€"D8ll Ritrhio‘. Williv l’narl. Allin .‘li'Girr. lmhnrt,‘ Molnlyrn, Wallnr Schao-l'vr. Hrvnl Hopkins. Eggs. mw dflzvn Whitnâ€"Clnm Jacquvs. Blamhv MvKnchniv, Marv .‘lum'v. lhum.\llvn.1)awy Aljoé. Jumps Traffm‘d. Half anho-l â€"-â€"v c'v..-U Writing. filh classâ€"1018 Noble. Trina O’Haiilvy, lirarr Hopkins. Mar- garvl. McCarthy. Francis Molosh, Myrtle Glrncross. Writing. 3rd rlassml’rrda Srhnvfor. Bill Sullivan. El‘nPSi O'Hanlpy, Gladys .\lrl\'innnn, Jimmy Cox, l'llaro Mr- Earthy. Writing. 2nd [mobâ€"Salim Norris. Ann .\lr.\.~'sl~y, .l. A. MrArllmr. Elvin Hastio'. Kathie-0n )lrlinrlhy. Unrqlnn Mrllilliwm’. ‘Flnwor in Crayonsâ€"Anna Mc- Larhrrn. Sadin MrEachrrn. Alex Mrkmnnn. Winnir Proudly, Flnré‘m Mrfinrhm-n. Svlina Norris. “Ming. {ith classâ€"1018 Noblp, ' r.‘-\.\ l‘."â€" 1| ‘Iyl VIIâ€"[It’lcll Murphy, Mae McEachern, Kathleen McCarthy, Florenco McPhail. Mar- garet McCarthy. Selina Norris. Sppcimen of Patching Torn Gar- mentâ€"Muriel Brown. Rena Clark. Bvst Map 0! Our Own Townshipâ€" Gladys McKinnon. Annie Wells, Rnddip McEaclwrn, Robert McInâ€" tyrv. John Jamps Eckhardt, Thomas MCASSM', Apple Pieâ€"Connie Lawrence, Margaret McLean, Myrtle Glencross. Jean Clark, Grace Hopkins, Helen Murphy. Lino Guest Towel \Vith Initialâ€" Connio- Lawrence, Myrtle McLean, Max-gar»: McLean, Clare McCarthy, Margarot McCarthy. Darniug Hose-419m Clark, Muriel Brown. mo param‘ mm'o worn night .113 onto'ro-d. thn Tnp Clifl‘ school, .‘lcliuaic. tracho'r. m-ttinz first . Separatp No. 3. Miss Sullivan. nor. Sou-0nd. and No. 3. the Edge schonl. Mia‘s Bvatnn. toachm'. ern, Susie Greenwood. Dozen Sugar Cookiesâ€"Mae Mc- ’ rhvrn. Florence McPhail, .1981! Clark, Clare McCarthy, Freda Schae- fer. Catherine Timmins. Ht Plassâ€"Mzuw Darcvv, "ifmz llm'il Jinan, [10.30 M Sc hanfm'. Joan Firth. Cla'u‘ko'rvl. ”PM! I” lay B. Brnwn. Dave-y Allvn, Pasâ€"\Vultwr Svhan. “ll- by pnlitics or any pnlitirian. Th4- Dominion fiuvmmmmxt. had nnlhiu’a' to (In with fhnm. Thvy wore fas- tnrml untirvly by tlw Ontario Gov.- nrnmvnt. Wo-r» nun-[‘mlitioal. and whun pnlitivs unto-I’M, 1w (Mr. (Innpm' stvmwcl out. In ”In spmkinc (wntosts. Miss: Mary Andi-won hawal hvr :uldrvss ur. "Hnnm' thv Flag." whilv Miss Mary Cullinsnn tank as hm' Sllhjm'l. "Pin- nowr 1.1M" Thu acldrussow of Misso: .\Hio~ Pic-khan]! and Burtlm MchHy' \\'.0'I'o’ untitlml tho' "Fo'clo'l'al lim'vl'n- nwnt." The fmwral was lurlcl yvslorclav from tlu- family hnmo- nvm' Van's- l)!!!‘;:, but it. H rmt known lwrl' wlmthvr intvrmnnt will lw maul:1 (hm-v Hr at Bull'alu. \Vlwrn a yumn: snn. liw )‘o":11's 0f agv, was lnn'iml sum ymu's am. Only six wovks ago Mrs. chson, in company with hm- nophvws. mo- toi'ml “PM? from Now York Statv and spont. a \wok with relatiws how, and whilv not in wry robust ha-alth, shv was bright and Clll,'t_.‘l'llll and gavo no ovidwnco that sho was so soon to pass away. Returning'tn her homo. she was in apparmitly hm- usual health, and the family ht'l'O hail i'vcoivml no disquiotina nmw of her mndition until tho: tt'll'm'ani camv announcing llo'l‘ death. llosiolcs llt'l‘ husband. sho leaves a sun and claughtm‘. both grown Iip.‘ to mourn their loss. Surviving also ai'o- ho-i' agent mothm‘. Mrs. Darby. in- Normanhy. 9t wars of am». :1 him. thoi' Antli'ow, of Hamptlvn. and tour sistvi's, Miss .lussin, in Nigii'manhy. Catlwrino. in Doll-nit. Agnvs (“1". Lmlbcttm', of Stamford. tlonn.. amli Mary "Mrs. Jamvs Kem- . at. Vill'llvy.’ to all of whom Tho llhi'unit'lo 0x- to'ncls “in sympathy of tho ("om- nmnity. a number of years they lived in this city. removing about 15 yvars zign tn \‘arysbm'g, in Wyoming enun- ty. about forty milvs from Buffalo. whvm- thvy [mm-hasml :1 farm and haw since I‘PSidl'd. The receipt of a telegram Monday from Varysburg, New York, announc- ing the death on Sunday of Mrs. John Hewson, was a ‘great shock to her sitsers, Mrs. James Kerr of \‘arney. and Miss Jessie Derby of Normanby, and also to her aged mother and other members of the family. While Mrs. Hewson had not been in the best of health for several years, the announcement of her passing was the first intimation the family here hAd that anything serious was wrong and naturally ,was a great shock to her family. Mrs. Hewson, who was before her marriage Miss Annie Derby. was born at Hampden, in Normanby Township. about 68 years ago, the daughter of Mrs. Derby and the late Mr. Andrew Derby. Here she grew up to young womanhood. but about 40 years ago, left for the l'nited States and lived in Chir'lgo and Buffalo for a time. It was while in Hull'alo almnt 33 years ago that she met and married .\I r. John Ho w- sun. in the employ of the. Buffalo Street Railway Company. and for Former Walk MRS. JOHN HEWSON DIED ON SUNDAY Normanhy Passed Awayéâ€"uvci'cienl'y. From Heart Troubleâ€"Had Visited Relatives Here This Summer, and Death Was Great Stock to Family Here. ' any lvnlitic'iall. Than ‘mmn-nt, hacl nuthiu’x 1m. Thuy wore fns- by tlw Ontario Gov- non-palitiral. and THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Resident of .uvalum. rv-filncto-c‘t Sow-rotary. Rm: J. l'I. Putm's. .\I.A.. Durham. 'l‘rvasnror. to tukv the placv Hf Row. Dr. Frasvr of 0mm Sunnct. whn has far a Inns: numhvr of yam-.4 ho’mn trvasurcr ut’ thu mum Suuml Pros- hyto-r)’ and during tlw past. yvar of I(hwy Pro-st'pytm'y. Bath :It. mum and at 6 o'clock... tho laclius nt' thv Durham mnm'vgatiuns svrvwl clinno-x- and sumwr in thvir usual rustumm'y t'aulth'ss mannvr. and at tho (-lusu ut' tlw night sas- .s'irm. worn to-ntlm'ml a warm Vnte nf tlmnks by Hm dvlouates prosnnt. \th air-'0 pawml a vow Hf thanks tn tlw uh] hmml of nftiw'rs' who had damn 5‘“ much for tho- aolvancvmvnt' 0f thv pro-shyto'ry thll'im.’ ”In past! )‘var. ‘ 'l'tw bonmlictinn hy Rm: W. H. Smith. tlw nvwl_v-vlm7-tml chairman. Rm: \\'. H Chairman Hf unsuing _\'vm' Row. W. J. Hallaulwr, .‘1 )lvaluml. 1'o*-o'*|00tm'l Swro Tim rnfitii‘t of tho numiiiating. . c m- mittvo “as nfixt rnceiwd. and the vlm'tiim and installation (if OffiPf’l‘S prncmwlmi “it“. [pun tlw 1m 0m- mpndatimi (if this mmmittmn Hm inllmxim: ufiiom‘s \wrv nnanimrmslv PIPMMI: Tho mvning svseinn at 7.3" 2'“- cm’wd thv rmmrts M the rummittw 0n Hnmfl Missions. tho (-ummifluu m: R'c'liuinus Ifduvatim. and tho» ['6'- armnuvmvnt nf Hm walk at“ Hm collages, ministm‘s and Mum-11H. Th9 Rmz MP. Bryw rcmnrtml fur Home and Fnrnign Missiml wnrk. Roligious Education, (inllngo \Vm'k, limngnlism and Snvial Sm'viw- \mrk and NW nom'ssity far ”In [n'owvrvn- tinn Hf Sabbath (lay «"plw'rvanm'. H0. ~‘p4‘vkq- Hf HIP Ma‘intvnam-v and EX- tvnsinn Fund and tlw intmwt takvn in it. partivulark by tho- laynwn. H0 mmlv lhn state-mount that \Vhilv thn l'nitml ('lmrvh was partivularly rivh in consm‘mtml laymvn \vlm aw! ‘mm'n and mm‘u «IM'nting Hwir tinm' ,tn tho managing nr tlw afl'airs nf rthe church. tho-y \Vv‘l'o' aim must. gnnnrnus in tlwir mmwtm-y alvnn- tions for Hm :ulvanw'mvnt at tho work. The business of organizing the Presbytery was the, first business of the meeting, together with the. wel- coming of new ministers and lay representatives. The Afternoon Session Commencing at 2 o‘clock. the after- ‘noon session was featured by the address of Rev. Mr. Bryce and the report. of the Committee on thn‘ Maintenance and Extension Fund, which was ao‘htptec‘l. Reports from the various standing committees were received and adopted, and the nominating committee was appoint- ed whose duty it was to nominate the standing committees for the. current year. The morning scssmn oponml at 10 o'tluck, the Opening ceremony bving the administm'ing 0f the sac- ramont of the. Lord’s Snymm' nndm' tlw dirnction 0f the chairman. In this «Premony. thp Rovs. Dr. F rasm‘ of Owen Sunnd. Mr. Gallagher of Mvaford. and Smith and Petors of Din'ham distributml Um vlpments. 'I‘I ' Elmer Kenny of burn Sound, there “as little lost muuon and much work was accomplished at all sex. stuns. 7ih of October inconnection with tlm grneral work of the church. The other businrss alvalt with was mostly at“ a routine nature', but under UH! chairmanship of the RM. 1).. Elmer Kenny ot' (hum Sound, there “33 “(”43 lost mmmn nml nun-l- BUREAU GLBRGYIBN GET HIGH OFFICE IN GREY PRESBYTBRY (Continued from page i) Evening Session Smith. R..\ Prushytum' iullauhwl‘, .\l..-\.. BIL. Durham. for Hm v u‘uatullulllfl pictures of recent months. This is the latest starring vehicle in which Lefty Flynn is appearing at the Veterans’ Star Theatre. Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings. The adventures and romans of “t'lttlcer Hanrahan” as adapted {rem Gei'ald Beaumon's well known shert story, form a vivid and celert‘ul sliee u! life and put the popular star up another notch in. the favur at the public. A Persian rat, a heavy- weight champion uncl a pretty girlt play a big part. in this sizzling rum- 1 ecly-«lrama: and Producer Harry Harmon. \vlm alsu directed the lllt‘-: ture. has reasen tn lae prelicl nl‘ his. prmluct. .\ picture which ran m-l l.t‘l'pl‘t't SH faithfully the Hide «if 31‘ great I‘iolict» «.lepartmenl and make! Water! Water! Water! What Is Good Health Worth? A tremendous tlght scene, with the whole poliee thDfll‘tn‘lt‘llt and the city officials of a great metropolis .at, the ringside to watch their cham- pion do battle against great adds: high-powered tincture of Drama: side-splitting remedy and the pathos and heart thrnbs of real people act- ing in a real way make “High and Handsome" 0118 (if ”I“ Olllshlndino man-rowan!) 'muuu m mum's uzw moron}: brought a most successful meeting to a close. The next meeting is to be held on the second Tuesday in January at Owen Sound. Why take a chance and use water that is polluted and unfit for domestic use, when Pure Water can he had by having a well drilled. We handle Pumps and Pump Re- pairs. Satisfacuon Guaranteed n rat, a lwavy- and a prvtty girl this sizzling rum- Um outsfandiiié The Finest Manitoba per bag COW-v ”Naturally; you dnn‘t. ask the e.- emy how tn win 019 war." “N0 woman PW'I‘ takes al won-Inns advivo almut frocks" “A"- A of an urdinnry patrolman an out- standing hm‘o. thoroughly likabl- and admirable is tmwlwd with real geniusâ€"41nd real life. Goods Delivered Anywhere In To“ Pastry Flour 24 lb $1.00 um, um. What to :10? Thl'mb. hull“. Luck HM «1001‘: Fin', six. Lot mu mix: Sewn, right Minn is z-h'aigm; \inv. hm Say “hvn: $4.50 'hag.... 2.10 r ton... 35.00 “1sz moths PAGE t