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mary 4, of 10% >f men’s rubbers Misses’ aloshes. cutt of 06- '.heir golden hours. you to m have me slow night. .e. It’s 1 ease de it a ndthe be big .10 played at 311'1'01‘ wear. ua jury- with he: and May ‘aith Pte! [ducted b! work. Store. his car . .' t Pleasing Recital ‘ Was Held Tuesday VOL. 64.â€"NO. 3270. Plammmwdimdmwo intthueen Street emu-ch Sunday school roommpupmotnrs. G. R. Padneldpruentedapladngandm- tedprocrmmc.mcompodflomm might be mammnmw, “Valse Arabesque,” by nu W Guam and Jean Murdock. A very interesting and unusutl num- berwuavocalmobythreedthegirl pupils, Jean McGirr, Muriel Gibson and mg reading. The readings are correct, too. the recording b01118 "I" m 01 on the best thermometer manufactured by the 'I‘ycoo company. ' Miss Margaret ‘Bparung. and a piano warm after the sub-zero temperature over the week-end. On Friday the mer- cury commenced to drop and Saturday morning stood at the zero mark. Sat- urday night it registered .14 below and on Sunday the highest temperature was 10 above. On Monday it rose to 28, was up to 39 on Tuesday and yesterday the highest temperature for several weeks power were idle for a couple of hours. The trouble was soon located. however. Trouble on the high tension line be- between here and Holstein caused the briefly described to the audience before playlns. and God Save the King, after which Miss Genevieve Saunders pree- wa; recorded. Itwaaanidealsprlngdtymdaper- ass] of the daily W on our front page each week makes interest- MAIN UNE TROUBLE PUT HYDRO OFF Aprtl-like Weather Yesterday Follow“! Sub-Zero Temperature Over Week- VARIED WEATHER PAST FEW DAYS Beautiful spring weather that might Helen Provincial Libenl Leader Sinclair Slat- ed For Supreme Court J udxeship, end Harry Sifion Likely Leader of On- tario “her-ab, Taking Seas o.’ South Ontario Alte: Present Session. “Harry Sitton, according to this Lib- eral authority, is the next provinctal leader. Mr. Sifton will be given Mr. Sin- clair’s seat in the riding of South On- tario, and take command of the Liberal forces in Ontario. This move will not materialize, it is explained, until a con- ventian is called after the federal el- DOMINION ELECTIONS .lIKELY ON JUNE 30 The Toronto Telegram, which obtain- ed some inside information concerning the late provincial election months be- fore it was announced. gave the country some interesting political forecasts in a recent edition. The Telegram said: “With the announcement of the elec- tions comes the statement that W. E. N. Sinclair, Liberal leader in the Ontario house, will remain in that capacity this session, by: after the election of J um 30 Mr. Sinclair will be elevated to the Supreme Court. LOCAL MAN ON PROGRAMME OF FRUIT GROWERS' CONVENTION The programme of the annual con- vention of Niagara Peninsula Fruit Growers’ Association is to be held at St. Catharines tomorrow, February 21, and among the speakers will be a Dur- ham boy, L. W. (Ward) Koch, who is to “The King government is going to the country on June 30. the Telegram was informed at parliament buildings: by a prominent Liberal member of the Ontario Legislature. who is closely in touch with the federal administration. his chosen work on plant pathology, as is evidenced by the fact that he is to take such an important subject at' a gathering which is easily tho most out- standing fruit growing association in authorities on plant dim-'3' congratulate our young townsn his rapid rise in his profession the possibility of a trade pact be- CONFERS ON TRADE: PACT Sir Richard Squires. Prime Minis- ter of Newfoundland, who has ar- rived in Ottawa to confer with the He (sluly)-â€"I’m going to steal a kiss.” sne“-Well, let the crime wave begin." Associated with Mr. No Salon Built. Followed Accident AthnCmMondanwh- the calculations. Whetherornotln'. Noblohadthedghtofwaymrm thedflverdtheClyWnecbcted tochangegearswhenoomlngontoa It is a well-known fact that hm oeketromlittleacmmgrowenditwu nearly demonstrated here Monday at- terndon that a bad accident might eav- ily develop from some minor cauee. One of the principals in a mouliar accident here Monday was Fred Noble of Egremont. The other one was not known at the time that the Chronicle reporter picked up the news item. It seems that Mr. Noble, driving a home and cutter,wascomingeouthaloncthe provincial highway at about the time a loaded ’31th and team was cream paredtosay.Anyway theybotharrlved attheaameflmewiththoremltthat the horse and cutter got the worst of the deal. Thanetresultmthatthetonguoot Horse Bolted When Sleigh Rammed Cutter andthebeckofthecutter,theNoble horse bolted, tearing the back ofl the conveyance, and, throwing Mr. Noble out. dragged him for a couple of hun- dred yards before brought to a stop. Luckily the damaged cutter was the only casualty and after gathering up the robes and other winter parapher- nalia were able to proceed with noth- ing worse than a beckles’s cutter and a ruffled temper. Veteran Township Official and Well- Known CflheanMYmOldon ‘ Friday,â€"Sflll in Good Health. thirty otthereiatives «of Mr. George Binnie, Glenelg, gathered in his home in honor of his 80th birthday and pre- sentedhimwitha largo bouquet of chrysanthemums. His daughter, Miss Winnie Binnie. read greetings and good wishes contained in fifteen letters from his nieces, nephews and brothers. Mr. everyone for their kindneaeto him. .. Mr. Binnie was born in Roxborough- shire. Scotland, in the year 1850 and came to this country with his parents, thelatem.aners.ThomasBinnie, in'1861. In the early years Mr. Binnie wasanexpertaxemanlnthe'm’s he purchased the farm he now resides on and made a success of farming. In 1883 he married Miss Sarah Snell, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Snell oi Dromore, and to them were born six children, one dying in infancy. Three were present at the gathering on Fri- day: Mre. J. P. McGiilivray, Mrs. John GEO. BINNIE, GLENELG, HONORED 0N BIRTHDAY MYs. H. E. Beer of Mitchell, and Thos. H. Binnie of Toronto were unable to bo Mr. Binnio filled acceptably many public oflices. He m a member of tho Glenelg Council for several years and served his township on the county council. Thirty-seven years ago he was warden oi the county and Glenelg has not held that honor since. He was a member of the Glenelg Health Board and resigned . from that position last year. He resigned from his position on tho Sydenham Mutual Fire Insurance Company one year ago. He was the Lib- eral candidate in the field against Dr. D. Jamieson for member of tho Provin- cial House and was defeated. Ho took a great interest in music and led the singing for a number of years in Glen- elg Centre Baptist church. H0 is a member of Knox United church, Dur- ham,andattendedregularlyaslmgas health permitteer. Binnie was always a deep reader and was a regular patron of. the Durham library. Now in the ev- eningoilifehoisenjoyingafairmea- sureofhealthandisabletotake a shareinthenumerousdutlesontho com-m and games, followed by supper. and before leaving for homo all Jolned lnslngmghenrwythofamllvhymn. “OGodotBethel” Ind “Allldlalnc Throughout the afternoon the guests Wu Narrow Onceâ€"Cutter Wu Wmhm,diednboutmyeersn¢o. ‘ thonghtotbythemembeuothhm munlty, end up to ebout {our yea-e ego enjoyed exceedingly good heelth.‘ thrstmneesmmettackotbron- chhlpneumonla tour yearsnco from which he never fully recovered, though nbletobeabout and attendtohisdut- lee. Ayeerngohamnguntakenm and underwent moperationfor lum- herabacemmmbeequentmtionbe- ingnecemryinmyoilutyear Tho wmmdiromthishtteropentionnever healedandhehadbeenmareorlessan invalid ever since and was taking regué la: treatments for the trouble. hiday nighthehadhiampperumllnd waginthebestoispirits. Duringthe nighthewastaenillwith vomiting, gredualli grew worse and pamed away onSatm-day. Theiunemlwasheldiromhislate ducted at the house at 12 o’clock by the Rev. B. D. Armstrong of Durham Pres- vice was conducted by the Rev. 30. 'I‘wietmeyer of the Lutheran - church, of which the deceased was a member. after which the casket was placed in the mortuary chapel to await burial The poll bearers were Mean-'3. Walter Amongst flowers phoedonttmmket were wreaths fromthetamuyandtrom n1eceandnephew.MlmMerle and Mas- terLeeterBeua-otmtchm. ness of over a year. Death was the re- sult ofasirokeotparalysla. Hewasao yearsofage,waaborninsootlandand came to Canada in his infancy. He spentmostoihisdaysinthotown- ship of Bentinck until twelve years ago when he moved to Hamilton where he spent the remaining years of his life. He leaves to mourn their lose his wife, five sons and three daughters: James, of Crawford; Archie, Neil, John and , Last week‘s mdhndArgustellsbrlef- 'lyormedesmoturs.'r.3.0abettat herhomenwmucmcomonWed- nesdayoflutweek.mrewerenopar- Cmbetthndboenmfuunsheathfor morethahayear. uncorbett prede- ceasedherahoutuyearago. highly esteemed resident; at Bantinck township but had lived in" the vicinity of Port Helicon for the put number of years. Former friends of the family in thiscommunitywill regrettoleu-n otherpming. Norman, all of Hamilton; Elizabetn. Catherine and San (Mrs. J. McKech- nle). all at home. He also leaves ono ""â€".' mfunaumheldonmy.th3 llmofm.“3mpm'mm M38. ’1‘. 3. 001mm JOHN McDOUGALL OBITUARY | Believing that an active Board of ‘I‘radeisarealassettoatownancflort is to be made to reorganize this body at a meeting called for the Town Hall at 8 o’clock tomorrow (Friday) night. Though the Board has been functioning more or less during the past year. it is felt that more interest should be taken by a wider membership than that at present enjoyed. its a town institution it should prove an important aunt and. working in conjunction with the Town Council, should accomplish many things for the benefit oi the town. l The executive have decided to call a meetingofthecitinnsotthotownand country for the Town Hall on Friday inightinanci'i’orttogetalargermem- {Boardistobemndeeoommunnymur anduxemtenttohmddedremtom- cludo in its membership every person in Durhammdthosurroundmgoommun- ity who are interested in the business and social betterment of the neighbor- BOARD OF TRADE Will. 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