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mivsts of Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Sunday “win Miss Sarah Fulton. Ms» bva Fuutvr, Mrs. Bmi Scwoil and 31:55 leon Jean Scwell, all of Mai'koiaiv. Miss Isuiwl I)ni'iiv, U. S. former (hadn‘t here. is at. [iwsmlt visiting: Pier mam iiivmls in this section. lit. aiiil Mis. H. Dunn and Mr. {farm Dunn. T,mnnt0 accompanied My iii-s. :‘ltX Mutton and daughter, Myth paid a thing \isit to friends “PM? Sunflay moinin". n wfi-erQi-ali‘ vti) congratulate MI'. Gexald Blunt, in passin" his exams at Tmonto l niunsit} with let. class honors. Mr. Joe. Pox'tm' is Hu- latest to invest in a now Ulwwolvt coach. am! Mr. James [hunt a Chevrolet 3mm“. __ _- \Vv were pleased t0 havov Rev. Alexander Torrie. evangelist. who held special meetings here. in May 5933. take the services Sunday mernin". taking 3 texts. Psalms, 3‘42: 4’; Proverbs. ll: 30; Daniel 12: 3. Subject: Personal Evangelism. He has just returned from a three months‘ trip West. having had ser- rtares in Mmsejaw. Saskatoon. "Yorktown. Lloydmlnster, Prince Albert, and North Batttlel'oral. He returns “est. in Member to have. revival services in \Vinnipeg and 'Reaina. He is for two weeks assist- ing ,Pvastc‘n- tlriekington with evan- gelistir services at North Glenel". dam-mg beautiful colored lantern fi'?’f¢.‘"« on the life of Christ each ev- ening. A special invitation is ex- wrteleol to all. Those who attended the Baptist Association of the Owen Sound branch held at Paisley were Rev. B. Crickington. Mr. John McDonald, Mrs. A. C. McDonald, Miss Flora McDonald, Mrs. William Fulton, Eng. Hugh McLeqn, MIS.F1etchel I. T A .(goodly number of our )‘Qung maple attended the evangelism- ‘Se‘I'VHH'S in Durham last Monday (waning. _ -- . ' ttAktt- -_..l Mulock {Our Own Correspondent) - (This Week’s Items.) Miss Margaret Lunney went to Toronto Monday to undergo an op- eration by Dr. Starr for the removal of a goitre. Her many friends here sincerely hope for a speedy recov- fl yg“--- c. “1‘ :2nd 3115. -"\IltIIP\\ Hastip and sun. Dnugald nmtoxed to Port El- am and Soutuampton and spent tho «1m “in! ilivncls there. iciean "and R113. Dan McLean. All xepoth a splmuiid timt‘. 'If 1!}. am! Mrs. Thomas anry. ac- wompaniml by the I'vn'mm-‘s par- Hits, wm‘o rncnt glwsts of Mr. and Mrs. Daw Lamb. .-\1;w1"dm*n. Milda MaeKechnie, Alma Hooper Alroy MacLean and Innis MacLean of Orangeville were home for the week-end. Wedding bells are loudly ringing in um burg . in; grid 31127:. Reginald Sharpe vis- i‘im} wlth t'rlcnds at Allan Park, on Sunday. 51rs.Renton of Dromore is vis- film: at F. P. Reilly'.s m. John A. MacDonald is visit- ing his brothel and sister on the Gravel. w--â€".- Miés mace Ramag e spent Sunday 3‘1 Jahn Williamson; Messrs. Alec MacLean and Allie lac-Innis motored up and spent flue week-end at their respective homes here. “511's" H. Mac-Lean has been visit- ing the past meek with her father. Mr. H MacKinnon. Miss Rebecca Nichol of London ~ited \xith hex brothers here re- ~sumâ€"“I‘m “31128.1“! Mrs. D. A. He am am. hidax June ist, 1n D‘s-4mm RN! (11055 hospital. a son. 6.01ng atulatinns; EFriday, June 15E (tht. \Vwk’s Itvms.) “any and smcm'e \wrv the ex- PAGE 6. 2 Our Own Correspondent) Latona (0er 02cm Correspondenfl _MI'. and Mrs. Gcorge Traceyof DQI'IIOCII spent Sumiay ovemng \Vlth Skene's. Mrs. Charles Schat'm', who was operated on Wednesday last in Toronto genral hospital is progres- sing quite favorably. Mi. Iim CllltChli \ is busy at present 01 ectln" a line bi" garage. Miss Lolita Mighton spent Sun- dax \xith hm' friend, Mis Gladys .\ligi1t0n.Ebmw'/.m'. Donald is under the. care 01' DP. 8011'} to [1031' Mrs. Philip Mc~ Smith at 1'11'1'59111. We singerely bone for as peedy recovery. Mr. Bxyson Moxlock, Mr. Clifl' Buschlen and Misses D. Mather and Allie Smith spent an evening last, \vvek with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mortloy. pressions of regret when the news spread through «‘the neighborhood that Mrs. Dougald McDonald, of Lomlash had passed to the great beyond during the night in her sleep, Friday June 1. The bereaved husband and family have the sin- cere sympathy of the community in the loss of a loving wife and mother. Mr. and MKS. Gilbert Gilmore of Meafmd and son. Clarence. of Tmonto visitml with her sister, 3115. Hannah M11. Mon and other 1e- Ia! iws [1019 last. week. Sorry to hear that Misses Sarah and Mary MacArthur are on the sick list. Hope they will soon be we‘ll again. Our teacher, Mr. Campbell Mcâ€" Lean has been re-hxred for the (zommg year. Former Captain J. A. Martin. left. and his companion, T. W. Marshall. Britishers, who deserted from the French Foreign Legion in Africa and are now seeking to work their way across Canada. Marshall, at one time had to swim out into the Mediterranean to escape his pursuers. Martin fled with a com- panion across the desert and man- aged. when almost exhausted with eti‘ort and stam'wlon to reach Spanish Morocco. Martin, 31 years of age. was a bugler with the Royal Engineers at 112 years of age. He was in Germany With the army of occupation. They joined the Foreign Legion for excitement. Both declared that they had de- serted because of ill treatment. gym ‘ 5;? {Med-Tower 3m 15 15y- A. MCCABE Establishing a New Standard in Automobiles Rugby Trucks, Four and Six Cylinders; Caincity 1 ton and 1 51 tons .AO. .‘¢.3 .fi‘vnlut‘vt’l?‘ .UQII .._.;¢..‘. . . .r. Ex. .. .. A. Dromore (Our Own Correspondent) The Dromore Branch of the Women’s Institute held the June meeting at the home of Mrs. James R. Wilson, 20th con. There were forty two ladies present at the meeting. The new president. Mrs. William Philp presided. During the business part of the meeting it was arranged to provide “first aid boxes" for the.different schools in the W. I. territory. A committee composed of one lady from each school section was appointed to look after this business. After con- cluding the business part of the meeting the ladies were entertain- ed by gramaphone music. A quar- tete was given by four ladies. Mrs. S. Patterson gave a paper on the importance of women’s work in the hxomte and how to get the most out o 1. Monday evening the Ayton Dramatic Club gave their play “And Home Game Tell" in Russell Hall. The well-filled hall that. at- tended fully enjoyed tlm presenta- tion of the various roles. Between the acts the audience was enter- tained by selections by the orches- tra composed of Charles McDonald, Jack Hill on violins. Miss Christie on guitar and Miss McLeod on or- gan. â€" -vx-u- D1§§Yioath _\\'as in Toronto from Tuosda} until Thursday of tins week attending a medical conven- tinn. Mrs. John Benton visited Price- ville friends on Saturday and Sunday. A bountiful and tasty lunch was served by Mrs. Wilson and all en- joyed the social time before the meetmg _\1vas glosedn * Rev. Mr. Purnell is giving a lantern slide lecture under the auspices of the Women’s Mission- ary Society in Amos cnurch on Sugdaymeveniiig, June .17tp. -- 7ft)?" ‘fMahse”"entertained week- end ViSltors from Port Elgin and Dunnville. WM'i'tWilliam Hastie left on Satur- dax after spending a couple of w eoks with D1 omore iriends. ”MES. Robert Renwick is s end- ing a few aavs this \\ eek in own- toc \isiting \xith her son, J. W. chw ick. Mrs. Keith gave a paper on “The. Influence of Dress on Character.” These were both splendid papers and were very much enjoyed by the‘ladies. ’ Glenroadin (Our Own Corresfiondent) Mrs. Connors and daughter Mar- garet of near Berkeley Spent. Sun- day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie. Quite early Sunday mornin", Mrs. Mike Kimmy saw two beauti- ful deer quietly grazing near the house. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurst and two children of near Elmwood Sant Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kinney. - We'are pleased to hear that THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Phone 602 r 15 x . UILT to maintain the high reputation . gained by all Durant products . . . the Durant "55” is large . . . its appearance is enhanced by its exclusively Durafit radiator . . . its Red Seal Continental Motor is more power- ful . . . and it has Bendix 4-wheel brakes. When you drive a Durant "55” you will notice the comfortable seats . . . the additional leg- room . . . the great riding ease . . . the two- tonc upholstery . . . and many other Durant built, Hayes-Hunt body features . . . Drive the Durant “55” today . . . or tomorrow . . . ’anytime . . . from your local Durant dealer’s. that 56 much "automobile” can be had for 80% little money. The smooth, quick get-away of the motor will thrill you . . . in fact, you will hardlfbolievc Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Trafl‘ord mo- tored to Guelph Saturdag‘ to visit Mr. and Mrs. Orchard. he also §pent_part,_ _of the time with 1\ r. and Mrs. Charles Schafer’s operafion was a success and she wfll soon be home again. Mrs. Ben Mays. What‘ might have been a fatal accident ended in a bad shaking .up and sore hip for Jimmy Cox. He was driving the team attached to the mannre spreader. When the load was off the spreader did not go into place right. One horse got frightened, giving a jerk sending the seat forward throwing Jimmy on to the centre horse. He fell between the horses and was badly shaken. The horses went on leav- ing the spreader a wreck. A'rthur Ed; Arthur Ed 6. _ Mr. and rs. Fred Rutherford and Mrs. Maitland, Owen Sound, were guests of_ the McFayden family. . W'M'ri' ahd 'Mrs. Wiil .Cameron' of North Dakota are .vismng among relatives i_n this leinipy. Miss Bertha McNally was visiting her sister f_ora few days. Mr's.”R. Edge of towh spent the first of the week with her son, Mr. ,Edge’Hill (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. Herb Edge was in Toronto over the week-end. DURHAM C1328 A Lussuu 55 VDvaâ€"â€" ‘Mrs. winitchié; Misses Lily and Kate Ritchie of~ town were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ritchie. __ _ N lllUUl-‘lvo Provincial Auditor, Mr. ,Garth- waite from the Department of Public Highways,_ Toronto, verified the 1927 records of Road Superin- tendent Thomas Turnbull and Treasurer W. J. Ritchie on Tues- day and Wednesday. Although 1927 was the first year of the new system of road expenditures, he found that the officials had things i‘ffiiéinâ€"ds in gheslgy. Tramp: “Yus, lidy, I ’ad to give up work ’cos I couldn’t make ends meet.” Lady: “Dear me, that was a silly thing to do. What was .your work?” Tramp: “Contortionist, lidy.” in good order. BATES BURIAL C0. Phone KI 4344 122-124 Avenue Rd. Toronto John W. Bates R. Haddocks PORMBRLY OP FLESHERTON Distinctive Funeral Service at Moderate Cost No extra charge for the use of' our Parlors. Phone KI 4344 122-124 Avenue Rd. Toronto NOTICE TO OUR READERS The minimum charge for In Memoriam notices in The Chronicle is 50 cents; With poetry the mini- mum charge Will he $1.00‘for not more than 8 lines, with. a charge of 10 cents for each additional line, Cards of Thanks are charged for at a minimum of 50 cents,_ with ex- tended notice, $1.09 minimum. As this class of reading matter is or no news value except to the parties interested we would ask that cash accompany the order. 5.3 tr, $4.9 Thursday, June 14, 1928 :22»?! m DRS. JAMIESON JAMI] (”Tire and residenw 3 sm once cast uf the Hahn Hr. Lamhtun Street. Imwr Tuw ham. ()fTicv hours 2 t0 5: p. 8 pm. (oxvom Sunday< . (Nice and remdmaco, cu Countess and Lammon 5mm cite (31d PM! (Mice. (Mic. 910113.11)" 1.301“ ép.m.. 7 (Sundays excepted}. Physician and 8m Lambton stxw'l, Durham ate Uniwrsiiy of ’1' tested and mx-rvcu-d. 2 to 5 p.m.. 7 in 9 I excepted. C. G. AND BESSIE McGILI Chiropractors Graduates (lanadizm tlhir College, 'l‘nrmzm. (“(1'wi Ma Block. Durham. ha)" and mm 123. < J. 1‘. GRANT, D. D. S., L. Honor Graduate l‘mx'm-.~1t}'4 onto, Graduate Royal Unlivd Surgeons of ”Mario. lh-n! all its branches. Hi'liCn BIOCR, MHISU‘OJM. SPCUIXd d of Maclivth‘s Drug: Stow. ”511.111. c.91cxsamc, DE Uflico our l. a; .3. '111111c Durham. (1111211111 MIDDLEBRO' MacQUK Barristers, Solicitors, 1 leliliAM. (:\\‘l-L.\ SUM DIfNUAle’. I’LI-LSHEH'I? Lambtou 51.. 80.5 find A Durham. val Fleshcrmn Ufl'icv olwn c-wrj day, 1. 30 to 9.30; lmndall open every Friday all day. C. C. Middlebro’, J. H. MacQ‘I Barristers, soiicxturs, mar of the firm win be Tuesday of each week. may be made with tin. office. Licensed Comm. > terms. 1) terms. Unh's Chronicle (Mice. Geo. 1'2. Duncan Phone 112 1‘ 3. JOHN AITKBN Auctioneer, Grey and Sales prumwly avaiv isfaction :Jllzll'mHm-d. 'l'v.“ plicathm. l’hunv Minn In 9x615; 112111me R. H. '.'. LOT 7. GUN. :1 proxicrty of tin tate. comprisin condition; in'ii- good watt-x- inn mill: grand silo: quick pin-Chan iiculars apply or \V. J. Lam‘i'o tors. ANYONE TRIM a mommwm. m WOI'k thmv. $1 plaCmg den. D The Durham sociaimn will ham 0n Tues requested 1” u “’0 will in- 1!: Km Wintor mnmhs ‘mr cream. ”Mm" m dairy butter «Min also buttormilk.-â€"â€"-\\' Phone 601 J. H. NOBLE, AGE? I am Durham A2011? national Harx‘vstmu Tu« derson, \Vilkinson Farm 1 Deeriqg-MpCormick (Ix-nan Y :“I\IQ (‘g'fir vvâ€" â€"â€" {01:5, Coudon Bam Bugsrgss PISHING PROHIEI‘ PARTIES FOE '31) HS] trespassing on H018 42 " and 45 Will 1w :wl‘hswcu A“; \L’ and >. MN‘J‘at‘k trespassing 0 and #4 \Vi” (JULâ€"W. and J. 1.. SMITH, M. _B., m. c 00M FORTABLE 800d locajinn: hard and l 9‘9““? lights: sn’nal‘. 21m Chronicle ()mco. X TEACHER WAN Advertisements under CASH WITH ORDER: six of four. Telephone. calls I Saturday night of week or 25 cents. On all charm- of will he made earn mswrm BUTTER duties to (" holidays: 9' perienco ‘an G. fHopkins. Thursday, June Owen Souhd mums FOR Medial Dir-25mm GEORGE E. DUNCA‘ Dentalb ‘2}: (for v DR. A. M. BELL NOTICE Classifie LUCAS 8: HENRY each week. Appu James 1m the Superior hl‘u'K from '9. St L commonm‘ . '3“ state qnahfica ‘and salary 91. MONUMENTS whom. lakvn Secretary, m (0 14M h( (HUN! 0 hn Law! am. (m1 '1 oront 11;. m [Jul .ll