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ads]. '3’ w L Em nnn'rxom 5 at Reduced Prices 1. and SAT. y 6-7, 1927 . Prints i._\RD WANTED [GS wal treat in you a Layer permit 118 to ~. v Parcels? mdifions mKERS “49‘” w painting “'0' l't‘flSOfl. \wly Bert 7v 7! Zpd. for Hm DUr- mg ,lub 2H. Palms 23c lmu‘n of .\I 23c. a ,V Mary H. VOL. 60.-â€"NO. 3125 All Grey County Roadways Desig- nated as Provincial Highways Still Remain in Bands of County, But May Be Taken Over Later. "llIIIIIglI it VVas gmcrally under-l ~IIIIII| Nvllll' months at"! Hull. llIII; ILIIIIIIIV HoaIls lII3tVV'een HmIOVm anIl IIIIIlIaInI aIIIl UVVeII Sound and Col-- IIIIerV'onIl had been taken over by tho3 PrIIV'InI. ial Department. III Highways, this has not yet bI3I3n IIIIIII3. and as a result tlIII I3IIIInLV still I‘otains tlmm. and so far as IIIII III lounIl out little is knOVVn as In just. what data tnn transfer will ln‘ maIlI3. '[lIIs, we undersband, i331 the gm III3Ial policy all OVeI3 lhII pm- VIIII3I3 but .330 far 333 Grey Count) H Innem‘ned it is a known fact. In order that. these roads may be taken over it is necessary that a rertain formality be gone through and the transfer advertised for a' time in the Ontario Gazette. l_'ntil this time. the roads remain as they; were in the past, and though it is‘ quite possible the. order to take‘ them over may come at any time. nothing has been done to date. l Surveyed Lest Winter These two Urey County roadways were surveyed during the past.‘ winter by the Provincial Govern- ment surveyors, and all the infoun- ation desired by the - government. has been obtained, but beyond the surveying nothing detlnite has been done and for the present every- thing is at a standstill so far as the. provinee is comerned. When the day remes. however. that. the road- ways will be ot't'ieialty placed un- der the rnntrnl of the Department of Highways, they will have all the information they desire and will be able. to go ahead with little delay. There is no question that. the roads will be taken over some time. but. “hell. no one seems to know. Roadways Not Yet Taken Over by Govt. Motoring from Ullrllum m ....â€" {owl or Thornbury. tho roadway as. at present ilosignatml at. vau .s'ouuol takos our down through the city. but. the now surwy. illSll‘flll ot‘ :itiuiu; at lhl' font of tho hii.’ hill going into ”WP“ Sound. goos straight. through skirting tho eilgo .if tho t'li)’. This rhangu vlimiuati-s lhl' um'vssity ot' rowring two or throw o-xtra mile-s in tho trip through Owen Sound. and also ilm-s away with tlw urrrssily (if going i’lown tho hig hill into tho city and llll'l! rlimhim: a similar nun to got hark on to tho .Vli-at'oril highway. \loitnrists desirous of gning-itowu into tho city ran. Hf rmirsv. do so if Hwy wish. but. this is not obliga- .'1l\‘\l3;0'l" I“‘l.‘ (‘\‘u: “|lll ., ilnwn thv hig: hill intn tlw city and tho-n vlinihing 3 Similar nnn tn go-t hark nn tn tlw .Vlvnt'ni'il highway. \lutni'ists i‘ltHil'Olls nl' gnlligâ€"-4lt)\\'n intn tlw city ran. 0f min-s0. iln so if Hwy wish. but. this is nut Obliga- tury as at. present. especially «lur- ing the wet weather when the at. pvt-sent. proposed connecting link i, anything but pleasant tn navi- '.'EHI‘. These two changvs urn nut. tuft and Will nut lw. uutll haw bm'n takvn owr and tho- mwvssary grading dmw. but this is thn plan at. prvsvnt, and Hm Inns! rnasihle- on» from a dopam- nwnml ant“?- , _ ....n.| anIn'S'IVQ l'nn" With many ning north and mum-in, the :0 ing to alsnuvsj “IO'llldl ("Igu- . \Vlth tinny gnml roadways mm- mm: north and suulh in this part. nl' Untm'iu. thP gow't‘nmvnt. ls mlmwm'â€" ' H tn alsm c-stahhsh o'rnssâ€"vmmtry HI- cnnnm‘ting links and in Hm con- feeders. tlm unly stl'm'tion of th thin hq-ing tako'n mm considvm- tion by the Devartmont uf High- ways is tu gm. thc' tmfl'io ovm' the» highways in tho- shortvst possiblu samv timn do with .as manv of the dan- congratulations to of Holstoin and Mayfarlam) of Dan- .\l:u'mn hum: .m.3.......-_. mnutnn on passing With honors Hw'u' ls..\. clvgrva in Queen's I'niver- my, as annnmmcml in Monday's papers. Mr. Hildyard is wvll known in Eg- romnn. while Miss Mae-farlane is a slaughtm' If the late Mr; and Mrs. Arch. Maofarlane of Canmngton, a t'nrmer well-known resident of this town. Pass By Owen Sound “1m: from Durham tn L‘l-nssmgs us possiblo'. M CONGRATULATIONS ){o‘ll- Miss Main-l .\'i.\‘. Whn graduate-s this war t'rnm tho- l'nivm'sity 01' AI- lwrm. will shnrtly lwgiu hm' work as girls” work sown-wry of the Pro- vincu of Allwrta unclm' t'hn National Hil'ls' \Vm'k Bual'd. A M'mm' merm- hm- uf Hw t1».mmlian (iirls m Train- ing. Miss Nix has had considerabln uxpvrivm'v in «lire-cling (u:r111'm'vn¢_-vs and m-m'im-iul ramps. and has been 2'. lvaclm' in the. l'nliginus life} of her uniwrsily. Night C P R. Train 15 Minutes Earlier New Time Table Came Into Efiect Monday and Is Improvement Over Old. clommvm'ing Mummy uf this \Vevk the new summvr times tuhloe «m 1hr 11. P. R. went mm vtl'vct. tlm only changv so far as Durham is con- wrnml twin: that Hm night train. which l'urmnrly arrivm‘l horn at. 9.41 ill‘l‘in'n lit'twu minute's warlivl'. m- at £0.28. I timt‘ With no morning passengur out. of Durham nu ttw Watkrrtnn branch Hm Inurning changr. which is tif- tuen minute‘s later, dons not. affect. the loral citizvns. hut thusn desirous of catching the" southbound ()wrn Sound-'l‘uruutcv'train at. tlo‘ylnn ur Saugm'n .lunrtiun should twar in mind that it. is tit'tw-n niinutrs l'atvr than t'urnwrly. 'l‘hr nmrning train arriws at. the: l'niun Statiun in Tu- " A' u-” .-.I.. 'l‘tw at'vrnmvn train h-aving Dur- ham at, :t o‘rlm'k will run on the UM schmhilu, arriving in North 'l‘nrontu at. 7.37» p.111. 'l‘tw night. t'ain [waves the l'niun Station. 'l'oroutu at. 5.20 in HH' at'tm'nuun. Standard tinw, and arrives in Durham at 9.28. thn trip twins: llliltlt‘ at thv :ix'vrum- spvml 01' "'v niilus an hmir. whirh. stops ta- -. kt'n into runsittcratiun, is fairly gum! 'LU'I'IVL‘S 8L U“) | “Hill Fluuuu In. ;u mum at Hw samo‘ tum: as tormm'ly, 11.47). 'l‘lw summol annual Inc-Ming; of Hm Hwy l’l'nshytt'l'ial 01' ”It? \V. M. S. Of Hw l'nitml Church was huh! in Ut'lltl'ill church. Owen Sound, on 'l'uusdny of this week. Tiler» wm'o both winning and afto-rnnun ses- simm. Sci't'o'tttl'y SWAN-u lllal, um ..n.... of Knox tlhnrch. hcrc. haul a very! crmhtnhlc standing. cumin;r t'onrth‘ highcst in thcir group. hcing by! t't‘t'tlt‘tl Hilly by ”It! Hll‘N‘ ”VHF."1 Sound PHHFChP .\lr.~'. Brown of Mcnforoi gum a wry inspiring mlilrcss on the young womcn nt' Hrcy l’rcshytcrial who haw servml on tho mission tichls. 'l’hi- principal addross of the cv- cning was giwn by Miss: Mcnary of India. who tohl ot’ the work being «lonc among: thc [H‘ODIB of India who liw in thc jnnglc. a pcohlo of low 'astw sonictinws cullml thc "mon- kcy" pc-oplc. Formcrly thca‘o pcoplo lile by pllllltlt‘l‘illg thoir neigh- bors. but thc tcachings ot' the gos- pcl has transformcd thcm into lawâ€" abiding,' citizcns. Miss Monary told sonic intcrcsting storics about these pmple and how the missionarics work among thcm. \\'ostsiclc church contributed scwral nnmhcrs. winch wore much ‘ ”nun: no \\H!'l\ unplug nu .... \\ o'stsulv church unntrihutml :mwral numlwrs. which man! much o-njnye-ol. Lllm'hmm was svrwd at. 2.30 and clinnm' at. tlw 0mm of the! at’tm-noon svssion. Hm .lnlogutos 1wâ€" im.’ laud in mm pmisus 01' the tl't‘atmvnt :u‘ccvl‘dml thvm by the 13.1105 0! ”\wn Sound. .~\ ,wmngr lad named (“baron from Flusherton was admittod to the hos- pital on Tuesday night suffering frum suppusml internal injuries re- wiwd that. samq‘ day whpn a tree n-vn ___ 1 ,»_ :I' ‘hn n0 i'l'l\ '"l lllut: ........ l'e-ll on him. While! quite) ill the pa- liont is doing We“ and has a good l'llaflt't‘ to i'Pcovei'. we are told. Mrs. R. Milburn or town is conâ€" linool in the hospital suffering from an attack of plenrisy. “'0 are pleased to know that Mr. M. Donolly is reported as pro- grossing as favorablv as could be vxpected. following the serious Op- eration of a couple of weeks ago. Read the Classified Ads. on Page 7 LEADS ALHI'IR'I'A (illilb‘ HO nux Church. hm HOSPITAL NOTES \'.\V..\ nolflnfs DURHAM, ONTARIO, CANADA, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1927 Presbyterian Church Was Formally Opened On Sunday Last Beautiful Weather Prevailed, and, With Over One Thousand Present. the Dedicatory Service Was Most Impressiveâ€"Crowd Too Large for Church Building and Overflow Meeting Necessary, for Which Baptist Church was Used. Sunday afternoon last. tho first day of May. was a most auspicious occasion for tho mcnihm's of tho l’i'cshylci'ian l'ailh in Durham. this ho-ing lhc «lay sot apart for tho HIN'lllm.’ of tho handwnic now church building erected «luring thu past. ycar, and tho «lay upon which it was to be officially dedicated to thowork of tho l’rcshyci'ian Church in Canada. Had the members of the cogrega- tiun had the ordering of the wea- ther they could not have improved Upon the beautiful spring weather that prevaibed, which was just warm enough to be pleasant outside and net too warm tn make it. un- pleasant inside the church building. of which every ayailahle foot. of space was occupied to accommodate the great gathering that had as- , semhled to witness this important. ceremony. With representatives present from all over this section of Western Ontario, it is estimated that there were over 1,000 present to attend the ceremony, and in the vicinity of the church and on the adjacent streets over 150 cars by actual count, were parked. This does not take into consideration those placed in other parts of the town or parked in private grounds .when visitors were the guests of EDurham friends for the day. Vis- itors were here from Hanover, Mount Forest. lllitl‘ord, Walkerton, Teeswater, Paisley. Port. Elgin, Uwen Sound. Uhatsworth, l’riceville, Holstein, Palmerston, from the sur- .rounding townships, and from many other distant points. It was a most auspicious occasion for everybody, and with a perfect. day of bright 'sunshine. a brilliant. array of visit- ing clergy. l‘Xt't‘pliUlltill)’ L’WN! choral oli’eriugs by the Durham choir and outside talent, nothing more. could have been desired. i So great was the crowd that it ’was found impossible to accommod- l iate them in the church building and :the. managing hoard feel very grate- tt'ul to the Baptist. congregation. twhich placed their church at, their disposal. and ‘his building. too, was crowded. twill auditorium and Sun- day School rooni being tilled. The service here was in charge of Rev. . \\'. Johnston ot' Holstein. who a preached an t‘Xt‘t'llt'llt sermon. and t which was also addressed it)‘ Dr. . lx'annawiu following: his address in 't the l’reshyterian (‘Yllll't’lL Messrs. -il'itltll‘lll‘.lll and lx'ellotiah. soloists. Hi. ['ttwen Sound also sang at. this ser- ivice, 'l'hu «lmlicutcny sm'Vlcos \wru mumwm'ml at. 3 (r‘cluck, and Open- mi \wth mayo-r by tlw Rm: ls. l). Armstrnn'g. pastor of (In: church. This was I'Hlluwwl by Psalm :31. "Yet gun-s lift up your heads on high," and on the. completion of this grand nut l’rvshylm'ian psalm, tlw Rm‘. Mr. Murlx’uy Hf \\'ulkm'tun mad tim scrilnm'u from Psalm 81. An au- Hu-m by tlu- vlmir was llw noxt nmnlwr and this was l'nlluwml by Hu‘ olmlimtm'y pl'il}'¢‘1‘ by tlm Hm: H. 1;. Imlinglmm of Harrismn as ful- lom's‘ "H HI IIIal (nod, mighh in IIme'. III‘ IIIIIiI-sh IIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIII-I~i|IlI-, “hum HH' IH‘EHI'II III IH‘QVSPH I'uIIIIIIt I'IIII- lain, lllltt‘ll less the walls at tent-I plus llliltlt' \\'llll hands, and Who yrtl hast, twen grariunsly pleasml tn‘ tn'ntntw 'I'll)’ especial [tl'L'a‘t'lll't‘ itt‘ \Vlltllsm'w'l' [llat'v two ”1' tht't-n Ht"i 'l‘hy t'aitht'nl sermnts shall asm-nihle; in 'l'hy name, separating it hvnre-l t'urttt ll'HlIl all nnlraltmx‘mt uses. illlll‘ l atmli'attng it entirely tn Th)’ SPFâ€"t \irv. t'nr l'l‘llllllll-i there-in Thy must3 llnly \Vurcl, l'ur celebrating Thy Hulyl Sarranwnts. t’nr uttering unto Thm‘ tan- sarritier nt’ prayer and thanks- giving. for blessing Thy tn'upln tnl Thy Name and for all other huly urclinances. Acrept, l) Lurcl this ~‘Pl'VlW‘ at mn' hands. and hless it \\ith snrrvss as may must hand in Th3 glury and the. salValinn of Thy people thrungh Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviunr. . ‘ "Regard, 0 Lord. the mmplicationj ut’ Thy servants and grant that wlmsm-wr shall t'nnl't'ss their sins and utter up their prayers and praises unto Thee. in steatlfaslness ut‘ t'uith and devout all'ectiun, that they may he. graciously accepted in thy sight. and enabled to serve then here below, that. finally they may he received into Thy presence tn p 'aise. and glorify Thee for ever- more. “Grant, 0 Lord, that by Thy Holy wurcl whit-h shall he read and preached in this place, the hearers thereof may both perceive and know what things they ought to do. and also may have grace and power faithfully to fulfil the same. AI _‘ ---L-;â€"A.‘ncnn "(h-zmt, 0 Lord, that. whosoever shall he dedicated unto Thee in this house by Baptism may he sanctified by Thy Holy Spirit. and, being made a living member of Christ‘s church. may ever'remain in the number of Thy children. Grant, 0 Lord that in those who in this place shall in their own persons renew the. pro- mises and vows made for them at their Baptism, mayl receive such measure of Thy oly spirit that they may grow in grace until they Opened With Prayer cnnw into Thy «tum. “Grant. U Lord that. whosoever! shall rereive in this place the Sac-i rament of the Lord‘s Supper, may do so witha penitent heart. livelyi faith and perfect charity, and he- ing.r tillmi'wili Thy grace and hea- wnly henwtiction. may to their great amt endless mmf0rt. obtain remission of their sins and all other benefits of His passion. ”Grant, 0 Loril that whosoever shall he joined tiiigether in this plan- in the holy estate of matri- mony may faithfully perform and kt‘t'p the vow and covenant. between them made. and may remain in [im'fm't low together unto their tlth'S’ end. "All tlwsu pruwrs and supplica- tinns wu make in tho Name and thrnugh Hm mediation of Jesus (l‘lnist our lord. Amvn." This was followml by the Lord‘s Prayer m mnson. Formally Dedicated The formal dmlivam’m was ppen- ml by tlu- “Roy. J. Mernzm of Palmérston. Modoratur of the Presâ€" hyt on) of Saugmm with thesu words: "Wu the Presbytm-y of Saugeen, l't'j()i(‘il'lg with you that. God has put. it into your hearts tn build this lmuso t0 the (itm'y 01' His Holy Namo, are mvthwith'you t0 conse- crate and SN. it apart for Unqwor- ship of Almighty (ind uccordmg to thv ritus of our church. Let us thou-01mm. as we are assembled SQI- omnly dedicate this place tu Its proper an}! sacred uses.’ A\-II,‘--.A,I ‘ngo ’L-l “II www- 11 w-” M11. McKenzie was followed by [{11\.M11.\1mst1011g, pastor of tho [)111'I1a111 cl1u1cl1,\\l1o thou 111101101111- 11111! H111 3011111111 vs 01115 of dedication: ”T0 the (jlory of “Gd the Father, who has called us by His gnaw; and 0f His. Son. wlin luvml us. and gave Himself for us. we dmlicatc this Imus": for llw worship at (loll in prayer and praise; for the proach- mg of lhv M'crlasling (iOSlN'l; for the! ("i'll’lll'allilll Hf lhn Sacrament; for rnnil'url to all whu mourn: for sh'vngth lu ilmsv who are lvmpicd; for light to lhusi- who sack tliu way: for halluwini; nl' family life; l'nr to-arhiiig and guiding: tho young: fur prnnmliun (if l'lghllfullSlli'Sr‘i; lha ilill'usinu 01' knowlmlge and the exâ€" trusion (if the Kingdnm 01' (led, wo dedicate this house. "In unity nf faith hmtlun'huml: in ch: will to all; in gratin luving l'cmvmhrzuu-u him.- liuishml ”1141' 4 the 11mm Hf a hlessm through .lc-uls Christ mum-mu this hullsc'.” The ministvr- and [H‘Opln thou l'vlwulmi stn words: "\VI} nnw. HIP [H‘HIDIP of this. «'lnn-ch and vungn-gatiun. rumpusâ€" sml uhuut with 3 mm. cloud of \\'itlwssv.~‘. gran-ml fur our lwl'ilagt‘. svusihlv tn tlw sacrifice 0f llm t'allwrs. mm'vssing Hm! smart fmm us tlwir \mrk vumwt 1w mama pm:- l‘m't. do «Indicate unrsulu-s zuww to llw \Vm'ship and SPI'Vit‘L‘ Hf (ind... _-AP 'l‘htll I'n'llnwml the tlw handing o'wr Hu- “unis: "\Vo limo now tho groin. satisfac- tion of hunding uwr tn )‘ull as rv- lil‘t‘st'llllllg thi- lloard ol' Managvrs, tho lows of this no\\' comploli-d‘ rhnrrh in trust, and it. is my duty to‘ t‘lltll",t'. you to lw at [nuns to pro- snrwo it gnl'ul)‘. for tho use of tho, l’rwslryh-rian rhurrh in tianada tol saw that it is proporly insurml against him and ;r:nwt for in mw-ry ruin-cl. II is also my duty on this high day In thank you and your hoard for all your oll'orts and guoil~ l)‘ si-i'vivcs in mnnortiun with this huililing. Arropt of this rhargu' \\'l|lt'll “‘0 now rommit to you and your sum-ossnrs in oll’trv. and also this vxprnssion of thanks at. tho hands of tho. (fongi'ogulion." (in lwliall' of tho Board of Man-1 mum. of \\'illt’il ho. is tho. chairman, ltho kvys \w'ro l‘t't't‘lVNl by Mr. \V. ;.I. MrFadilt-n. and at this limo. pos- tsilily for tlw l‘ntnrv information of somo to whom it. would lw of whit-,1 it. would lw \wll to vnunwi‘ato thol |clturcll oll'irials in oll'imI at tho tilnu :“l' ”he dmlit‘aliun 0f the flow cell- ‘ticv. 'l‘lioso- zn-v: l The Church Oflicials l’astorâ€"ltov. B. 1). Armstrong, B.A.l Sossit'iliâ€"Andl‘mv Dorln'. John Mc- Gowan. (iordon (ii-titles. 1). Simpson. Managvrsâ€"W. J. McFadden. Chair- man; '1‘. (l. Lauder. Dr. l’iclu-ring. John Morrison, J. H. Harding. W. S. Hunto-r, E. S. McArliiur. Thomas ‘Milligan, R. A. Lawson, T. M. Mc- Faddvn, William Derby Jr., William Smith. . 'l‘rnstwsâ€"-.I. M. Burgess, Donald McArthur. William Smith. Auditorsâ€"Thc‘imas Turnbull. J. C. Howell. Pianistâ€"Mrs. A. W. H. lander. Following the dedication of the church. praym: was allowed by the Rev. Mr. Stradlian of pwen Sound â€"---â€"- -_,.| and a duut by Messrs. Bum-man anu Kollough. Dr. Kannawin Punched After the ceremony or dedication In'. Kannawin was called upon for an address. Ho congratulated the congregation on their devotion and enthusiasm. as evidoncod in the beautiful structure they had erect- (Continued on page 5) Bowman and fIIIIlI; in CIIIiatiI‘m in cIIaIih and good gIzItitIIIlII tII Hod; III IIIIIIII III tlIOsII “ho IIII-II' IOIIIsII and III lIlcssmI Immortality Christ. our Lord, we mw-rlast ing king- w-rvmuny of knys 'm Hmsu the Lord’s Slll WALTER RI'NCIMAN “Who is 0111‘ of ”in British ilvlv- galvs at Um lntvrnuliunnl liommmm Halifax-mica when will he held at Geneva next month. His appoint- ment to this «lulogatimi has around omisiilvralil'n iulm'vsl. in British po- litical circlvs inasmuvh as ha is a staunch Liberal. and also an ad- vocate of free trade. Will Use Machine For Oiling Streets Not Much Business none at Regu- lar Meeting of City fathers Mon- day, Though Considerable Dis- cussion Took Place. Last Monday night. was “air your views" night at the. Council Chamlwr, at least so we have been told as “‘0 were not there personally, and whilv there was no wry great, amount or businoss doiw. quite a lot of [wr- frctly good oratory was in ovidonrn and this kopt the alderman at thi- tablo until \wll ovor mo 11 o‘clock hour. The big piece of husinoss was tho matter of buying oil for tho streets this summer. and it the dry spoil‘ keeps up the dust layer cannot ho put on any too soon. It. was docidod to use tho dust-laying oil. and this war it is tho intention to get ono of the oil-laying machines horo to do tho work instead of using tho old watoi'-\\'agflli. This method is ox- pected to save enough of tho oil to mako it pay. and moroovm'. tho maâ€" t'hillt! puts it on hot, and own. olim- inating wosto. It is tho intontion this yum" to oil tho wholo of Hm l’i-m'invial connooting link. Whoâ€" thor or not tho county is going to do anything as romards tho county i-onnocting link is not yot. known ‘hut RooVo Boll will how this in- formation in the course of a day or SH \V " U1 “|‘o A dopumtinn was thorn from Hm. I. 0. D. E. with :1 man fur tlw dw- cm'alinn. wnnvathm and lwautiflouâ€" Hnn of ”In Town 111311.. This maHm' ["113 ‘II Il.‘ - -.-- -_, was laid aye-1' until Hm Inc-xi. mm‘tin',’ Hm Cmmvll ”Mm: nnrm'v Hm dis- vussmn was mulmi. lfiwllnwin; :n clisvussnm «m. nu» H'- quil‘vnwms uf tlw I‘H'v domm'mu-nl. it. was [Hiram-d Hull, 2N9 NM. 4|. III 5v. 1w. purvhasud. Awnnnfs mnmmmw in 31me “mm passml am'l umlc'rwl mid. and thv tax m ”was vthdmi until May 21. :H‘tnr which ‘lah- .3 m} 100M011 ('hal‘u‘u will lm addwl. 'l'hn. mming of Hm hand s'mul from Fouhn'ul Square and plucim: H. in anothm' suituhlr [)OSIHOII lm' Hm \wpkly (-mwm'ls was In“. m a cummittm', and Hm grant to Shafl n.- stintinn of $300 a war was conun- uvd. _ ° ' â€"-| 'A .I.'_. Rev. J. H. Whealen Goes To Courtrighl ll|"l. \Vhilqulmw: was i‘onsiilm‘nliln ills- cussimi rng‘ai-«ling smvral mam-rs lwl‘m‘o- Hm Council no action '{h‘ lakvn. lml. will probably lw .lvall with at Hm .luni- meeting. Anglican Rector Transferred to Per- ish In Lgmbtaog qunty, and Takes Rm: J. H. \\'lwatvn. l‘t‘CIOI' m Trinity (‘hlll‘t’lL made the announcv- mvnt. Sunday at the rngulat- nwn- ing sm-Vicw that lw had hovn tram-7- 'fm'red tn a marine at Cnm'tright. and wnulot take) up his new dutios 0n the first Suuda}: in Juno. His -â€"â€"A. ‘4‘“ "ll llu' luv; "‘l|u'-â€"v __- t‘armwll sprmnn to Durham and F4:- romont. mngregations will takv place on tho last Sunday in May. tho 29th. RP\'. and Mrs. Wlioalen ramo hvrv four years ago in March from Tho-«l- ford. and while rrsldvnts of the town haw made manv friends who will reflrot to learn «if their remov- 31. His 6.}“3"ci.'a}gé Is in the neigh- horheod of his birthplace and only 30 miles from where his father. a!- so an Anglican clergyman is sta- tinned. HIS successor here has not yet Other Business Done I Hi“ «listrussinn «m Hu- 1-“. Hm lira dupm'tmnnl. Hull. 200 font 41' In .9". Acmunts mnmmt "If! passed an'l unlo-rwl tax 1'0 “was vthdnd Iftm' which Jain .1 (MI- Wheawn. rector uf $2.00 a Year in Canada; $2.50 in U. 8. Hm Grey County Roads Are in Fine Shape County Good Roads (Jammittee on Annual Tour of Inspection.â€" Three Road Building Outfits Are Being Started liddle of lay. “‘arctvn Chas. Hotm. of Norman- hy: Reeve John A. l’ringto. of Kop- pel: Rom'o \V. |.. Taylor of ”spin“ ; meo Noil (Laldor ot‘ I'Zixrc'mcmt and “or“! Joaooh lmmhkn. of Stillman. comprising tho “00d Roads rum- lllth‘t‘ of tho (troy County timinvil. niacin thoir regular spring insluwtiun of thc' ruunty roads last \wc-k. mmâ€" |i|oting thc- insiwctiou Saturday night. The committee met at. Huiiover «in Thursday morning. and accompanied by County Engineer ll. (1. Mehnight. County Road Superintendent .luhn Johston and Provincial District lin- R‘lllt‘t‘l' Haws. [II'OCPNINI tn look over the roads. They came from Hanmer through to Durham and thence to Dundalk via Holstein. remaining Thursday night. at. liundalk. Hn 'l‘i'iila\' morning they went into Us- prey ioyvnship, and up to Eugenia. through the Beaver Valley to Thorn- bury. Glarksbury, Meat‘ord and on over to Owen Sound. Roads in Good Condition Reeve Pringle, who is chairman of the Nimn'iitlee, stated that they found theyoads generally in much hotter condition than for several years past. This they attributed to the. remarkably tlne weather this spring. lint if the weather keeps good, all ofthem will be in use about the middle of May. which is somewhat. earlier than usual. They will start. work where they left oil last. fall. in Osprey. Protein and Keppel townships. Complete Halibut Bridge There will he no large bridges erected this year. at least the com- mittee have not. seen any place where one is necessary. The bridge. i at. Hanover, which was only nicely started last year. will have to he. tin- ; ished. and it is more than likely that. a new top will have to he put on it. E althnugh this has Imt lieen detilntely decided. The liridges at. lmrhaln ' and Thornhury are ec‘impleted will I the. exception «if the tloors. \vhieh ; will be Of Concrete. 'l'enipnl'ary plank llmil's were put tlH\\ll In them ' last. fall, but with the frost menanu- eliminated the. new C0llt'l't'ltl tlimrs will he put down. in fact. a start. has already heen made lll the ease of tho Thornhury bridge. The taking over of tho :0 Mn strips through the towns of Hun- uwr and Durham. ro-garciing whirh there has lwon so much wmlmwr- sy in tho. Ummty Umnril spa-sinus may materializu this year. although Reeve Prin 10 stated that it. was hardly like y that there: would [in any lu-rmaurnt paVingclmw in oithvr place this year. but the strips ml! he preparmi for pining at a latur date. 4‘ 'l‘lw (-nmmin loft on Um final kg of their journoy Saturday mum- mg. going up “trough Kumwl M Komble, over to Wiarton. and down to Hepworth, Shallow Laku and back to 0mm Sound. Stone Sand Plant Started Monday Big Output Expected This Season of Products of This Well-Known Durham Concern. M'lrr brim: rlnsvd dawn ~Ilu'v Hm (“UM \\'I':IUIOI' $01 in (35? tall. 1hr plant Hf Hu- Durham Smlw « Sand Umwany olwnml on Manchu and haw mm at full rnnmlmnvn m’ mun at work. This yvar :n rwurcl .1: (hr amount. of stun» and sand shimwd l!‘ vxprrtml as ”w building [omslwct- are wry bright and Han cuuunauy I~' prepared to doliwr tlwlr product on short nutico. During thv past \vmtm- q-nns‘m- Mable shipping has lu-vn going on and as a rvsuH most. M HM? «Hallm- sizes of stmw haw hm-n takwu uut u.’ stock any! thorn is littlv «langvr u!’ catvlling up with tho stm-auv nnw Um season opens up: .“1 Tho company Is lonkim: Inrward In a slvady seam" and ham- uo-wv‘ ('mnme-ncod work in thv Spl'lllu \\ nu bettm' prospe-cts for swim: all pru- vinus shipping rm'ords hmkcm. lawn apl“.i']‘pd by llu' “who... lull ll. is likely that Hm annnmu'vnwm will be made in Um mun-w ul‘ a work or two. ' Thursday . Friday Saturday .. Sunday ... Monday . Tuesday .. . \Vednesday Following are the tomporauu'vs m the [hast wvek, with tho. higluwt and lowest registered every day durimz the proceeding 2‘ hours. The» road- ings were taken at 5 u'clock oavh «womm: Adam and be came «lcmn. To 300 how (luv “0 m «in Said Adam lo Ew: Wall. dear, Theros little change since how." TEIPBRATURBâ€"S‘0F PAST WEEK Started at Hanover the tempcrqhn‘ns 0f down. they say. Lon dress mdny. M in 33 '0". \WII my mm' “10 ill. 1h" Sand lay and M mo-n “'0 “'«Pl‘fl Max. 0’ H