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PAGE 8. . Mr. Dougald Hastie, one of our bright young farmers of Mulock section. who was given a free trip to the Royal Winter Fair at Toron- to by the (iovernment, reports a wonderful time. He wishes to thank the Secretary of School sec-l tion No. 6 for sending his name to the Department of Agriculture. Markciiale. also '1‘. S. Cooper in tak- ing such an interest in Grey Liounty boys. The Fair was Opened by the Governorâ€"(imwral, LOrd \Vlilingdon.‘ The. Ontario «lovernment was so proud of the young farmers that it lelt they should be seen by the city folks so the boys paraded, headed by the 48th Highlanders Pipe Band, and as they circled the arena they bore. banners indicating the count- ies of their origin. They were also inspected by the Governor- General. Special street cars were provided to take them to differ- ant places of interest. They viewed exhibits of live stock, poultry and grain under the guidance of seven I u,‘ L L- ._ MA ; ‘ nnrln" COY'_ 6‘“.Il .‘_I..I“J- v_- v U V . men: inspected the mail order ser- vices of the Departmental stores. They were also entertained as guests at many different banquets, tendered by the Massey- varris (30., packing; houses and T. Eaton mail order department. These banquets were attended also by Hon. Wm. Finlayson. minister of lands and forests. Hon. John S. Martin. min- ister of agriculture and other rep- resentatives ol' the Provincial Gov- ernment. Mr. Martin advised the boys to stay on the farm and pointed. out the opportunities oilered them. On Friday these 500 young farmers were hmmred by the Agrirultural Depurintenl. and addressed by Hon. ’8. Hl'fMVle’li Ferguson, Premier of Ontario. They were also welcom- ed at a banquet leualerecl them by the l‘rnvineiul HUW'l'llnli'lli. Mr. .inhn and Miss l.'l\':l Kit-Donald V‘is'hui with \\'alkerten friends on Sunday 'zil'lerimon mall {mended serx'ire in the Baptist rhurrh in the V'isitud on Sum! sex'vicw i awning. Gv‘lllup. Miss Huzvl Tun-y was the guest. of hM' I'rivnol. Miss liVa AclIam. Durham. Sunday. Mrs. Sclmum'mau and daughter. Irmw and granmlaugl)tm'. littln Kiss Phyllis Schnuerman. were thn guests Hf .‘vll'. and 311's. Wm. Lunacy and family on Sunday. c-.. A. ._---I‘,~\-..‘ is \‘isilins.’ hew friend. Miss Faith Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Morton mom"! to tiwir m'w hnme 0n the Durham mad last, \wwk. This. Iii‘iigrhlmi'lmod3 is sorry to [use them 218 Hwy wvi'P; good nvighhurs and ideal citizens. % Our tvaclwr. Miss Tiu‘nbull. Eli-i tencimi thv progressive tfl'HkinOlB3 party in thv I'nited church. Dur- ham. nu Monday of this womk. Mr. Arthur Lunney am-iwul homo from tho \Vnst, \Vminvscirdy of last. wwk {making non». tho“ \VHI'SP. of his trip. Hv vnjuyml any lost time) with fiis many friends in the West. Born-«In Hontinck. to Mr. and Mrs. iii-oil Noble, on November ‘22. a daughlvr. _ # H Miss 31-:11'3'211'f’i, Whitv. Urawmm.‘ l l Traverston (Our Own Correspondent) .\'n\'vn1hm- can vxhibit the great- est Varioty 0f weather changes 01' any mnnth 'gf lhf!_yval'. mm mm A “'ith filaldéeéiablé 1â€"1â€"0155 at, $8.00 a swt... it. will take from 6 to 8 two hundred poumhi-rs t9 pay the aver- --\--L ‘l‘n ”bll(_1 I’Ill-J a Mr. Thus. Brodie and daughter arrived home from the west, on Thursday of last, \\'t.‘9k. Mr. Dave Young arm'ed hack the same (lax. RM. H. S. Fidflps gonducted age farmm": «other bills '.’ ( Our 0 um Correspondent / fii‘V. [1. D. 1' IUILLO L Vuu‘“, “m- special services in Zion five even~ ings of last week, preaching powerâ€" fuily impressive sermons each ev- ening and making very earnest ap- peals. He and Mrs. Fidrles did a lot or visiting among members and adherents during the day time. The meeting on Friday evening was greatly enhaimed by the songs ren- dered by Messrs H. McCI‘ae. \V. Glass. and B. Saunders. who came ul'aan um: u nu. vw‘---.__.. _ , our fxom town in company “ith M1". \\ m. Lamnjnce. ‘ ___-..‘~ Quite. a number of our young folk attendosl Hm musical drama “Josoph‘s Bnmlagp" in Markdalo armnurivs un Friday awning and spank in way complimvntzu'y terms of its surm'ss. Miss Mina M. Edwards 1v“. on Monday for 'l'Ox'Onlo. The Old birds are h-I'g, alone in the» nest. Mr. Ed. (100k 01' the C. N. R.. Pal- mt'rstnn spout. the \Vf‘f‘k-(‘Ild at the old hump. 'fV‘ _____ Ul‘ t ll"lll T111111 “a, 11 hi; (H)\\li at Town-i I sends Lukv school 1111 Friday 11V‘en- 2 ring. \Vh11n a bright play "Valley Farm" was 11115111131111111 bV the Vonng 11111111111 ol tho soctinn. Mi'. Thos ‘ 811111111 ahlV t'1l'1111l th11 chaii. This was folloVV111l bV' a box social. Mr. John 1).\'11il getting 110011 pricvs for tho boxes. Any 111111 1l11V1n11' along country roads those 1laVs near the noon 'lioni' has the appetite whetterl by the saVouI'V smell of wasting “51131111" ribs. ManV 1a porker is be- ing strung up since the VVeathet' aimed c ool. Calderwood (Our Own Correspondent) ‘_‘Illll H. l ttttt 5 taxes. Wh‘ai about. the ”Kiwi-Ho. Urawfmfl. friend. Miss Faith Mount Forest hospital, Where recently underwent. an oper: for mipendlmtls. Pncevflle {Our Own Correspondent) It is our sad duty to chronicle the death of Mrs. Christena Camp- bell of the North line. Artemesia. one of the pioneers 01' this district. Mrs. t'lampbell passed away Tues- day. November 15. 1927 after a short illness. Deceased was 94 years of age. She leaves to mourn his loss one son. Dan. with whom she resided. and five daughters“ Flora. at home. Lizzie, Bella and Kate. living in Montreal and Mary, Mrs. D. Stewart. The funeral was held on Thursday and was largely attended. The sympathy of the community goes out to the family in Sthe. hour of bereavement. Mrs. MacConkey, Sr., left last; week for Detroit. where she will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Harrison. Mr. Roy MacLean is in Toronto taking in the Royal Winter Fair. - Mrs. Fred Karstedt is spending a f ew days _ _in_ _Toronto. 1â€"»A-1:-mn‘ ‘kl‘ 1C“ uugu nu. J-v- ...... Mr. Will MgacLeod. is treating the young people of this neighborhood to an enjoyable party thls Monday QVQDiD". here s_he operatlon TL'NNEY DEMPSEY FIGHT PICTURES o Veteran's Star Theatre, Durham, Monday and Tuesday, November 28 and :29. There W111 be two shows, the first commencing at 7.15 and the second at 9 o’clock. Many think Dempsey won the fight in the sev- enth round when he knocked Tunâ€" ney down. See the seventh round in slow motion and decide for your- self. Come early. A feature pre- sentation in connection. a day last week with Tho. .UL. EMU-“t ..... .. ..-V . __ lmrsvs ior mm» of the nmghbors lately. and he makes a good J01) of it. \ssnem moms \isited this part 01 the tmxnshi; > last meek. 16$.Hiail'vrison. J 1'. Mr. Campbell Watson clipped - 3 ,_AL.|- A-‘A M 1'. and Mrs. Miss Isabel Firth on_wjnnir}§ “3.? 111135 IDGUVI In IL I!“ v..- v â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"7 silver trophy donated by- the T. Eaton Co. for the pupil vyinnmg the greatest number of pomts at the Glenelg $69901 Egir. “'Aâ€"AAnARR nnf‘ UlUuUlg UULIUUL 1.1.011.- Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Glencross. and family entertained the young people of Edge Hill and Zion at thelr home on Fr1d_ay evening; A‘ â€"A‘~ ‘sfin fifl‘f‘ U11 L‘LIUGJ U'Uussboo The Township of Glenelg has paid out during 1927 the sum of $1407.50 to reimburse owners of sheep who have had their flocks worried by dogs. This is more than double the amount received. from dog taxes and 1927 is the second year since the inception of this fund that the losses have exceeded the re- ceipts. Corner Concerns (Our Own Correspondent) . . Mrs. James Young last week en- Joyed a visit from her mother, Mrs. Baker, of Waudby,.and in com- pany with Mr. Young visited Tues- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lennox. Mr. David Hamilton is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Farr Lawrence, and others of his old neighbors. The old home and neighborhood is not soon forgotten. Misses Minnie and Alice Lennox rnfnrned home from their WEStgm Misses Minnie and Alice Lennox returned home from their Western trip where they have been visiting their uncles and other friends at Elbow, Sask. They consider it a trip well worth while, and, although A1 ---- 0n“ ammo it has been thirty below for some time they think they have solved the theory that although it is cold out there you don’t feel it, at least so far as women are concerned. The houses are smaller than here and thQY._1§eel’_t,h‘?Â¥P well heated. :m [\cvvnn ullu 0|.le A-VVl.v v-_ -___ Mrs. Milford Matthews is in Owen Souml hopsital at present and on Saturday mum-went an operation for some troublu at the base of the nasal organ. We trust she may anon be all right, againa ' ! -1 LL... o . . subsequently to Mr. Charles Mc- Lean Who predeceased her six or seven years ag . ’ ‘ ' years she has made her home with Mr. and Mrs. James Eden, where she received the care of a Good home. The funeral took place Rock} Saugeen (Our Own Correspondent) lVLUllUd-y 1116“”; “-1.-- _‘ _ couple of months 1n the West. Mr. Allister Lawrence went to Toronto last Tuesday where he has secured a posntio'rf.‘ UVVu-v“ ‘- ‘ , A number of young people spent a pleasant evening at the home of Mr. J. W. McKechnie last week. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thompson over the arrival of a young daughter in the Durham hospital. Miss Islay McKechnie spent an evening with Mrs. L. McLean. Mrs. M. Stonehouse of Mono Road spent Sunday with Miss Helen Watson. â€" -- A n i ‘ ,_ -AA“ Mrs.”°Thos. Bell of Berkley spent €311<fw days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. e . Mrs. E. Wilkie spent a few days with friends :at Townsend Lake. The U. F. W; O. wil‘ln‘nget at the A_- “A J-“V ‘â€"' ' home 0 Mrs. George Noble on De- cember 2. A week earlier on ac- count, of our delegate having to leave early this year for the con- vention. __ _-__“_ A V UIIUIVIIO Mr. Clarence Thompson spent few days in Toronto with friends. Get. ready for a season in Florida. Have a few weeks” holiday ”W‘n south-where winter- is only the name of a season. Your friends will be there. Your favorite cam-1‘. will be-ready to follow you around the course; your favorite chair will be waiting for you on the 0cm“ side of the hotel verandah. Florida is famous for its hospim- ity;â€"$or its sports and.yneaSUrpS There are leagues of clear 0mm; beach for- swimming and sun hath- ing; miles of tree-bordered roam for motoring; motor-boating. yachz- ing, polo, tennis and golf in abun. dance. NOW is the time to plan your winter vacation. Any Agent of the Canadian National R.ai}ways will gladly supply yon thh all Um, necessary information about Flop- idaâ€"its rates, routes and resorts. 11.24.: A despatch from St. Thomas savs the new Ford .will have 15h: Wheelsâ€"four to rlde on and one m steer by. ‘ Thursday, November 24, ELL? nus IN FLORIDA Mix DIED SUDDENLY AT TORONT Late Mrs. James Atkinsc: Only Two Hours W] Summons Came.-â€"-â€"Fum Yesterday to Trinity Ch etery. . VOL. 60.â€"-NO. 2.11.3 The news of the sndé Saturday at her home in1 Mrs. James Atkinson xvi shock to her friends an! here. and the news ”1’ her the first intimation thal seriously ill. Though st dergone a serious illness1 ago. She had, it was llltl recovered and film was household duties as usii morning: she was slidiit ill. Death was due 1 and though the deceasm scious tn the last. ”It; only two llOll‘.‘.\‘ 31M stricken and :1 low mi 1101' liusl'ianil. who was part (if the MU. l‘c‘ut‘ll‘l Side. 1 The late Mrs. AW maiden namv was J: a daughlm‘ ul' thv 131 John \Vcir and was 01d honwstvad (m ”9! sinn of (Elmwlg. still i thv family and arm DPOHIOI'. H10 “(‘11- \Vvi In 1113111011 10 ;".\ll .l'dHl - 101 a timv uflvx hm- in vaimk toxxnshi W‘des 01 37) wars 11 11(1th all of 111131 fax m on the Dmham side 1110 Cuumratitm b\ 1191' son.\1r. 110 son 'l‘wolxn V'eals son. walx'v years Mrs. Atkinson move where the former w the contracting hns‘ cunimi their home a ton avenue. ; Bvsidvs hvr imslnm son loaws a family and two dauxhhbx's: .11 Sash; \\'illi:nn. in 'l'4 J.. in (Henvlu‘: linm Clum". in 'l'«‘wun1u. al anj. CcmHs. in 8th IPaVvs ”II'N‘ III'HHH‘I liam Weir. in Hlvnvh Iflg‘rvnn ml \\'in! l“ '1'. 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