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PAGE 8. “'6’“ Mrs. W. [-2. Walkm- who spent the Past tun wwks in 'l'urnntu has re- turm-ot hnmo'. Mr. Harry Po-o‘tlar nt' Stone‘s line spo-nt tho- mutt “'m'k ”r so in this vi- cinity. Hurry has two" logging on his farm cm NW 8th lilw. H9 is as- sistmt h} his llllt‘lt‘. Mr. A. I". Podlal'. It sowms now that trawlling aftm' night v; humming a serious mattm'. Wu zu-o mt'm'mmt that Mr. Carroll Hnmho-wtmw at East Mountain whit» :o-tm'ning hum» from Flvslwr- tun. Saturday o-wning. was twlct up by twu culprits, whn ch'mamlml mmwy trnm Inm. Carmll was in a wry [wrplvxo'ot mannm- but managmt tn fro-o- himso-lf {mm ttu-maramtrrs amt makv a hasty god-away. Wt..- t'Vtt‘ntI mll‘ sympathy tn MI“. and Mrs. AIM tLamo'rOn. 8th linv. in Hm luau Hf Hm- M thvir tlt‘al' Iittlt‘ lmhy buys. .\l'r..aml Mrs. .-\|frml‘fipnm‘ and sun \‘nsntm! ro-m-ntly With Mr. and Mrs. Lowi Dm'kvtt )laxwvll_. (Our Own Correspondent) Mrs. l-‘runk \‘ivkm's u! Runfl'mw “will u won-k with lwr mothvr. .‘lrs‘ Bankrt. recently. Mir-t. H. Hrniin has ht't‘ll quit? sick‘ and la nnolo-r hr. Smith's care. \li~_~' Mariam [{0in Slim“. ”10 \Vl'l‘k o-nol at. how hnnn- ho'i'v. \li'. Hull 01' Kitcho-nvr was culling lumhm' at. the will last. week. Mrs. Elvin Layhonrne of 'l‘ngaske. Sask.. who has spent thn last mnnth \th ho'i' nmthm' and sister is H‘- tnrning tn hm- hnmr' this wwk. \lrs. It. Banks, who has two“ wry ill for the past two months. is re- rowring umlm‘ the skiltnl trvntmont nl Dr. I). ll. .lnmivson. Although itill i-nnlinml ln hm- bml it. is vx- pectod elm will soon able tn b0 around again. - _ Glenroadin Eugenia . M has lwml mulm' sou-ml months. but «w. “9 am plv: \sml \Vnmi has bran prepared by the younger mambo-rs 0f the Li. Y. P. S. has been postponvd on account 0! the incleâ€" mvnt wvauwr last‘Thursggy evgn- mg. 'lt' will be "held on Tlutrsday, Februan 17. MI. and Mrs. 1-. Twamley. My. _and_ Mrs. Edgar BOFCQ and S1315 visiwd with tlwir uncle} and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hutu-rt. Ledmgham. Dornnch on Monday. .4 .. AL__ .VI".I‘II.. V Sim-wro- and heartfelt sympathy lrl vxlo-nclml to all relatives and trials ul’ tlw lath Mrs. H. McDonald and tin» lato- Miss_livl‘tia Livingston. Traverston (Our Own Correspondent) $01110,- Uf NIP I‘Plllm's think spring is war ho-causv they were on the suum sin. nf tlw barn. at. midday and saw a crow or two: but the big nun HI Ful'n'zltll'y is )‘01 to com ‘. A wry saddening and sorrowful o-wnt imik place at. 4 O'clock on Tnvsday o-wning hi this week. when “alto-r. svroini oéloivst son of Mr. and Mrs, Jamvs Murphy 01' (hr 9th (jun. passmi away ai'ti-r a brief \ka’s snifering frnm pneumonia. H» was just rnarhing manhood and was thv mainspring nf thv home .is' his i‘ailii‘l' Is hamy crippled by rlwnmatism. his ohivr brother has been an invalid for 5031's and his sisio-r, tenriwr at HIP Irish Lakv. is alsn llllih'l' mmlical car» at {hr- pro‘svnt iimv. A heap UL' trinihh‘s at uni-r! 'l'hi- whnlr rnmmunity is distrvssml and i’iveply sympathize \\'iHl HIM iwrvavml mws. "Si.7_"aI..'t"$ii-;'"\\ J‘. Mciamon and Miss Gladys \isited at Mr. W. J. 1.101.355 0n TUPSth}. ‘ Mr. PPH')’ Hunt of Ceylon aux-11d- ml .\. H. Blair's big sale on Thum- da} last auul slwnt H10 romaim‘lm- of Us» \x'N'k with nld Ilc'ighhm's and schnnlmatvs. AHM' spvnding threw wveks \x'nh hm- daughter. Mrs. Jus. Edwards, Mrs. .lus. Atkinson! wturnpd home thv first. Hf the week. A .~\ Heme-minus crowd gaunt-rm] at. A. Q. Blair's lug $310 on Thm-sday aftm'nunn last. It WI” ewe}- I'vmaul a red letter day to aurtioneer J. U'Neill. as the lnds were flying lost. and furious from start to finish and prices rulei'l exceptionally high, es- perially on the implements. Mr. \V. .l. llitrhie was rlerk and we‘ll \en- lurc- tn :n'er. that he newr had to use his wits and fingers so rapidly am! He Has hall a wide experienre The house accumulations of three generations made a big pile and lwas "lal‘Vl‘HUllS that everything was disposed of in fairly good time. Mr. and Mrs. Blair will be leaving ingi few days for Hamilton to Visit kinolreol aml expert to go on from tlwre to Drtroit. I Sarrunwntal srrvicrs were held in Zinn. on Sunday at’trnnon and at ”w t'le‘t'. ROY. J. E. l’t‘tt‘l'!‘ most timely spoke of tho fror gift of tho land on which Zion. stands by Mr.‘ mam-3 :mwsturs amt trustmt for thrir futurc- spiritual and matorial hlrssings at'tvr which thv cougrrgu- Hun J'ninml in singing "Blest “v tho 1% That Binds." 'l‘ho' “i980"; Hllght‘s‘ nf H‘dmpth‘l‘. urn glh‘SlS this week of Misses Mar- vnjoying a most pleas-ant timv. gum-t. and tllara (,h-ewnwcw! and are The Zion Corn-Binder Association was forum! at. Mr. H. Mr.-\rthur's on 'l’uvsday owning. Mr. \V. J. Cook was rhfl‘tmt president. H. MrArthur \‘irr-l’rrsidrnt and H. E. Pvart. Sewn-Twas. Mr. J. H. Robson was in- itiatml a Iww memhrr and two otlwrs worn proposed. Considerable! :‘r- \wu put: ”8} sun opmu 0.10M sum! tho-rv'll km a groator acreage sown in tlw Vicinity. Mrs. MrArthur sorvm a big supper to tho crowd and tho; all went home happy and rhoory. Keen Scent \lrs. Thos. Harrisuii, Sin, spent a few .lms last week in Proton with her sons. Philip and Clarence. Mrs. Harrisons aim. \xhicli “as broken 2. f0“ months ago. is still causing quite a hit 01' trouble} 'Mrs. E. Ritchio spent. -last week with nor cousin, Mrs. J. (J. McLean, and other friends at Shelbuhw. Mrs. Charles McKimmn and little son. John L.. spent the last wka «n- so «at Mr. Hugh McKinuon's. (fiilouelg. We are glad to lmar that John L., who hadn‘t been very well. is lwtfir again. Mr. and Mrs. me \Vuir visited on Tuvsday With Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Uirr. filenclg. Mr. and )1 rs. Victor Adams am! Mr. and Mrs. Will Hooper. Visited the first M (M week at T1105. Harris- on's, Jr. - n Mrs. Stuplwnson is staying for a “11110 at lmr unclvs. Mr. .105. Sealey's near Durham. IIV‘UD Ov- Mr. am'im SIM. Thos. “Nb and childrm spomt Sunday at Mr. H. B. McLean's Priceville. "Sin-.711";I'.'"’\\'oir mm the misfor- tune to 1059 3 Cult this week by a fall on “In 1w, \ho 319 mum to Map of tlw ill- zwss 01 Mi. Ho'iu-x 'Iucker in a De- tiuit huspitml and his friends all have for his speed\'_ i'ecmei'y (Our Own Correspondent) .\li Ham Bunion. 0f Dmham spvnt 9 In“ mus “ith his daughtei Mrs. \\ ill [Hiring ‘V Mr}: 133:. \11 Donald of Durham \isitml woo-nth “ith hiends 0n the Mussrs. Han-um Elm-(h. Norman McRnnalol and. .lulm 1).»er spout a fe\\‘ days in 'l'm'untq._ linv. lip-1 - Mis~ Mam 1'111'11111211 111' Egrvmnut, 115111"! at [11-1' lmnw IIPI‘O‘ 1'1'cent.:.l'. ”X0111“ all llu- nwn folk are lm.~'\ hauling lhvir wax s aumm 0! “00d tlu'sv lim- day. '“1m;u!labia-(mu!firlvrtt Visit-ed Vtho first of tlw mmk at tlw )lcRomlld hnmv. ‘"A”nlDI'I-l.1‘l’u"l-'WHf the young people took in tlw ciphatv at N0. 7 Cornér Concerns (Our Own Correspondent .‘llS. .-"\ll¢ilt’\\ Picken of 'nnx, meanbx. \isitmi hm sistvr. M15. A. I :mic‘ncv this \ka. llm liking fol tlw 0M noighlmrhmd “new she slwnt mam liamn (law adds in H m pl: asmu ___nf ilw \isit.‘ 'I‘.- i- III‘I v-«‘~_ Mr. «Elan-k Watsnn’s $310 on Tues- day was favm'ml with a good day and a large crowd. mmsmuently it was asuccpss. Mr. Hun. .l. “Winds guw the. young folks a pleasant. mvning dancing tn tlw lie-st m' innsii- nn Friday night. Mr. Jim 'l.:i\\'rvnvn is giving thv IH‘OpIO‘ of his neiglilmi'homl a night's entm-tainnwnt this \lennsday night. 'I'ln‘rn will lw thn host of music as Yunr Dal-kins lion‘nvrs cnrrvspnn- alvnt rm'vnH} slmkn m' \wdc‘ling bolls in that DOM which has kopt ns gnvssing and fur a tinw it. was. a dark myshn-y. But it. is beginning In ln'ightvn up 9. bit. now. Anyway a «urn-51mnclvnt. knows what is going on arnnnd thv hub of thoir district: With pmr t‘l'nps last war and pcmr prirvs fur what farmers had to sell. and high prices for the grain Hwy haw tn buy. “‘0 nxpectmi this to rathm' a dull hhw winter but such is not he) casv. With the line m-atlwr and roads M'vryonu is en- jnyim: thnmso'lws tu their hearts routent and awn-yum feeling young. At Mr. Richard Hrymis party last work sum.» of the old folks got right min the. spirit, of the dance who a quartvr Mia rnntnry ago thought thvy \wri- spitting, ton old for such pastimo'. It all guns 1., prove the truth nr thn saying that. you can't. buy happiuuss hut. Inn“ to 1m poor in hn happy. ‘l' 7’ ily. (Our Own Correspondent) mnno-vtm’! with :. musical fam- South Bentinck THE DURHAM CHRONICLE TIE UNPOPULARITY 0f ONTARIO Sis John W‘illison started some- thing when 'he asked the question in the January issue of his monthly why Ontario was unpopular throughout Canada. Since then there has been continual discussion on the subject from coast to coast. The Free Press advances the sus- gestion that the explanation for tho unpopularity of ‘Ontario is due to the prejudire against Toronto. and people and papers outside of the province quite naturally ima ine that Toronto speaks for the w iole of the province. The Free Press «pointed out that if the rest of the country only knew the facts To- rono rarely reflects the sentiment of Ontario. Most Ontario papers agree with the diagnosis of The Free Press that the unpopularit)‘ of Ontario can he sununed up in one { wordâ€"-"'l‘oron((9." A writer in the Toronto Star. af- ter a self-examination of the sil- ualion, likewise accepts the. ex'plan- ation of the Free Press. He admits that. while Ontario may possess a little unp0pularity of its own. the prejudice against Ontario is largely due to "the much more aboumling unpopularity of its capital.” The un- popularity of Toronto he ascribes to "the self-satisfaction which is widely believed to lie. characteris- lie of Toronto." He goes on to say: "It there is anyone “'10 should be bold in llvtostation in Toronto it. is the foolish 1101-3011 \\ I10 first start Ml tho phrase Toronto tho Good on its cleadlx caioor. P1obablv 3111110 \19- itor in all sincm‘itV and good \\ ill. "To religious visitors from the large cities of the. ['11in States this city in the old days. with its Sahhatic quiet unbroken. unhroken even by the jingling hells ot‘ the horse-cars. its sidewalks thronged at church hours with well-dressed pe0ple. its genuine and prevailing religionsness, its law-ahidingness, its freedom from municipal scanw dals. seemed almost a replica of the New Jerusalem. The praises were. justified. but should have been gratet'uliy received and forgotten. It is as dangerous for a city as it. is tor a man to think itself good. “It. would not he ditl'icult. to prove that, as far as the rest of Canada is concerned, Toronto is very local in her political thinking and enormous- ly pleased with herself. I remem- ber years ago a bright young wo- man who had. as a student. lived four years in Toronto. summing up Toronto's spirit to me in the words, “The ideal of 'l‘eronto. her chief am- bition and prayer. is to he always more. like. herselff " Sir John Willison. however, does not agree with the views of The Free Press. In the February issue of his monthly he returns to the. subject and while admitting the tre- mendous clamor in Toronto over small issues and the prodigious fury of its municipal contests. he is not certain that Toronto flow not speak it'or Onario. He thinks that on na- itional questions Ontario agrees with if it does not follow Toronto. Sir JOlln thinks that the real Htl‘ense of ”Mario is that it is the. only pro- Vince which is not everlastingly harping on a grievance: .. I A -s--- I.“ ----- "One begins to think." lie. says, "that the real olfense of Ontario is that it has no grievances. respects its neighbors. lives within the con- stitution, u d is devotedly loyal to Confederati n and the imperial con- iwction. What ran you do with a community that looks for no largess and will give no ground for rompe- lition. between political leaders for its support for favors conferred or favors dosired"-â€"-London Free Press. Seems to us the girl now doesn't. cams who prwosos t0 herâ€"0r what it is. fl. Morlock Sons A SUPERIOR GROCERY Headquarters for Pure Wholesome Food-stuffs - Tile New York American figmfes out that William Wrigley hag magic well out of the recent 8W1!!! 111 California. It says: “mm“ Two Sid“ balllUl'luu. u ”Jo. _ . William Wrigley paid ”.0003!!! for Catalina Island a few years ago. The 340,0“) prize money offered for the channel swim is a mere 1.33 per cent. of his investmeni. Tho avm-ngn cost of display ad- vertising is around $6. an inch. . A newspaper rolumn contains ' ‘A â€"â€" Anna. “I 111011“. , , t- Tho press of the \\ orld has done ed conservatively 40.000 columns to Um Catalina spl_asl|. â€"- â€".. :.snl1na llll'u Iflmllllu all!“ uuuuu "hat is, 800.000 newspaper i'nolies. Al the rate of 86. an inch Wrigley has bamboozled publishers out .of $4.l).4l)0 worth of display advertisâ€" ing. WrigIQy is foolish like a fox. Still. that's rather a severe way of looking at it in dollars and cents. It was a good news story. It brought a A“: nl nnm- ““5 a BUW llL/VVU ww- .y - very you champion out of com- parative o scurity and set him on the. road to success. and also set up where people could look at it a pic- ture of absolute confidence. and sincere «leaniun between mother and son. We're inclined to think that while Wrigley may have received a tre- mendous amount of publicity from the contest. he's given something in returnâ€"Strutford Beacon-Herald. Thor». are- some fvw nowslbapers scattvi-vd around over um country that haw no editorial department. but Hwy arv simply commorcial sin-Ms dovote-d to advm'tising and “Hum sources of rvwmw. 'l‘lwy llaVe The Editorial Page Water! Water! Water! m Is Good Health mu RR. No. 4. Durham. Phone 08-1! 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 Reâ€" pairs. These Prices Strictly Cash Satisfaction Guaranteed SUGAR 10 lbs. 82c. ED. J. PRATT Quality and 0! [I1 v-uu-‘- _ worthy of the name should MT to b6 0‘ the UWSt SQl'ViH- mm 3, to its community. It van “up. this if it directs the lhmmln, .." . community and lwlps in “w public sentiment. on worthy .4. The customer was mum. merchant an account‘ and in: him a wad of twenty 'l't‘éis‘ur) . ‘. Carefully the merchant play. flows on th» .counter. and xx. ' the tip of his finger, hp m them age by me. n.. ,-~--‘-nr‘ ‘In.. .AII . 01 NOBLE’S GARAGE THE NEW IO KNOCK IMPERIAL OIL CO. GASOLINE SERVICE High-test Gas NOBLE’S GARAGE N6 Extra Charge mom of their own, and ['0 no M10 exprvss H...” [must who does nothing; hm. dong With public ”with.” h vulne. Ev0ry_ ||u\\-,.;H.,.,. Scowh. 0! Course ', [drum to, 1927 .' KNOX LADI ST. VA VOL. 60.â€"â€"~ X REV. PETEF AT W. “dressed Mem lociety Last Bell m roach”: Allan ' DNM'L mitten.- itm's rc heard. 10H: on Rm. \1 canted {(0 ~ .upjm‘t \m Imam“? ' :ppm'um I \ (he R‘IIIII H; “‘1' IIIHIH open and .s ".6 Hf :\ ll England In year 17w owing 1.. ~1 ill]! ‘1 'd :I' llruc 4'1"“ 1'0"]! {“10 «In “'III \\ v- Mn N llM/i “PM Inn: H of Nb m ll"! HM Pl“: \VHS En'oyable Sc r0wd on This Weeln un “I“ [035le day CPO“! ““2ng ' s". \' “N by “.3! n. m ul \\ In of Blrtlr. 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