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'1 [AGE 8. (Our Own Correspondent) Ir. Ross Rite of Detroit is spending a veers holidays at his home here. u ll. Howell spent the week-end Ulttrlendslnm. szmeszsspendlnga “ten 0! Detroit spent the week-end win his poems, Mt. snd Mrs. James Hundndsofhlublohmlmildinpmduflondmry mbzlighmandupubfmnmbyfigo‘shudiuontho ;qui wit Preston Ventilator”: odAaâ€"duydofyhghming. Y Mdmmmtmdocm madman” hl'fi'mé'mdlrooh. “build-0.1M!“ “his.” â€" v ’ â€"-â€"â€" __ -_ 30!. But (1505â€"79â€"06. zray you an um}. lifetime puree-c600 ho- thuo haul-do. Simply roof oven ° with RIB- ROLLThoyviflthcnboinI-mtofim byflun'n. llVEfi-CRO P-S‘I’OCK AN D PROPERTY" " 30:anon {amt-Ida‘s. Tho Mbdj‘ufloup‘hhfl.‘ Mia-Mm Mrs. Chance Wealth of soothnd spent the week-end with her parents, Mrs. Martin Kennedy and daughter, Miss Gladys Kennedy of Regina are visiting the farmer‘s parents, Mr. and church on Sunday last. Guests this week with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hostetter are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Urquhart, Miss Jennie Adams and Mrs. B. F. Roberts all of Detroit. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McInnis who are celebrating the for- tieth anniversary of their wedding on Wednesday of this week. The Dramatic Club presented the. play “Be an optimist” in Dromome on .Thursday evening to a well filled house. Rev. Mr. Mercer is attending confer- The Sacrament. of the Lord’s Supper helm-ho fYaffifl Ln?- 0 Foot the W. M. S. of the church. Mrs. C. Fenton gave a very interesting account of the life of St. Paul, the first mission- ary and Mrs. J. Stevenson gave a fine account of the address by Dr. Margaret McKellar which she gave at the Grey Presbyterial held in Hanover a few weeks ago. Dr. McK_eliar is one of our present day missionaries who has spent forty years in India.# ence in Toronto. In his absence on Sunday the service was conduoged b_y (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Patterson spent the first of the week with the latter’s friend, Miss O. Langstafl’e, matron at Walkerton hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John McLean and fam- ily of Shelburne and Misses Bell and Margaret McGirr of town were visitors early in the week with Mr. and Mrs. John McGirr. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Patterson. accom- panied by Miss Margaret Floyd of Chesley and Mrs. Macpherson are mo- toring to Toronto on Thursday. Mrs. Macpherson will remain for a visit and Miss Mary Floyd, R.N., who underwent an operation for goitre recently ex- pects to return on Friday with them to holiday with her sister, Mrs. Pat- Mr. and Mrs. George Collinson spent a day early in the week in Hamilton. Mr. George Collinson, Jr., returned home with his parents for two weeks' holidays. to holiday terson. Mr. David .Hamilton week-end with his Murray Ritchie. Mr. Ed Pratt is the of a new car and i: Pontiac sedan. Other borhood who invested Mr. Robert Lindsay, : Mr. Andrew Lindsay, a Mr. J. C. Hamilton, a i Pontiac sedan. Others in this neigh- borhood who invested recently include Mr. Robert Lindsay, a Durant sedan; Mr. Andrew Lindsay, a Ford coach and Mr. J. C. Hamilton, a Pontiac coach. Friends of Rev. Peter Nichol were sorry to hear that he had been seized with a stroke. We hope he will soon be restored to better health. home I fin socks.” Joshua: ‘ I noticed it Obadiah 1 ideal w ENGLISH GOLFING STAR REWARDED Miss Diana Fishwick, 19-year-old English girl, is here seen being presented with the British Women’s Open Golf Champion- ship Cup at Formby. She kept the championship in Great Britain by defeating Miss Glenna Coilett, United States Champion, in the final round by 4 and 3. The cup is being presented by Captain White of the F‘ormby Golf Club. Darkies’ Corners m: “I think Peggy wife. Every time ' find her darning 1 That caught me tooâ€"until was always the same sock.” Rev. Peter Nichol were hat he had been seized We hooe he will soon be THE DURHAM CHRONICLE .fim. visited over daughter, latest purchaser now driving a 5 in this neigh- recently include y will I go her f ll make » to her father’s the Stone Plant 9â€" mgh School 4 What turned out to be one of the most keenly contested games so far this season was played before a slim attendance last Friday night when the Stone Plant and the High School battled to a 9-4 decision. Some idea of the quality of the play may be gained from the fact that the score was 2-2 at the end of the fifth inning. A three-bagger by “Tim" McIlraith, and two errors on the Student’s part in the sixth, and three bunched singles and one error in the seventh did the dam- age, tallying seven 'runs for the “Crush- ers", while the best the High School could get was one in each inning. Aljoe on the mount for the Stone plant was in fine form striking out four men and getting an assist. Hopkins for the High school, while pitching a faster ball, did not seem to have the same success and when his offerings were hit how they did travel. The Students showed much improve- ment over their last appearance on the diamond and although there were fumbles and misjudgments their team play was of the kind that wins ball lgames. They certainly spared no ef- fumbles and mis play was of the games. They ce forts to stop a 2 they can’t catch : Rowe at third b: in the way once time. Score by Innings Stone Plant .. High School Benedicts Iiiâ€"High School 6 Losing two in a row the High school dropped a game to the Benedicts on Tuesday night to the tune of 13-6. Owing to a picnic held at Aberdeen in the afternoon, four of the students were absent and they placed a pick-up team in the field. The married men evidently took advantage of this state of affairs and improved their standing with a win. It is whispered around that the Stone Plant is to appear in new uniforms at their next game. They evidently have the championship in view. Hanover Here Tonight The Canada Life Insurance team of Hanover will play the local All Stars at the High school grounds tonight (Thursday). This team has been clean- ing up all the opposition around Hanover and expects to do the same here. The struggle should be keen and interesting and worth anybody’s time to see. been finally announced and the locals are grouped with Fergus. The sche- dule has not been drawn up yet, the representatives of the teams having to meet and arrange this. In order to get some experience the locals are arrang- ing exhibition games with Walkerton and Hanover, the dates of which will be announced later. Rocky Saugeen (Our Own Correspondent) We are having splendid growing weather and everything is looking fine. The sympathy oi the community is extended to Mrs. '1‘. Young and family in the loss of husband and father. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warren. _Gue_19h_. The junior lacrosse grouplggs page Stone Plant Bachelors . Benedicts Holstein ....... High School :0 stop a hit or thrown ball, If an‘t catch it, they knock it down. at third base even put his neck way once and his chin another League Standing to Date SOFTBALL LACROSSE R. HE and twodmghters «Chicago ere aunt. Mr. and m L. m 1(me Anordend'l‘om Tiffany were recent mm with fir. and Mn. Wilfred Lobsmcer, Kitchener. he; uncovered the sun-tun; informa- tion that there is one nutomoblle for to see five people riding 'ln on: carâ€" but to see twenty people taklng a bath in one tub would probably come under Why It Will Pay You To Buy Tweddle’s Blood-'- Tested Chicks Near Home is under GovOem- ment su rvisio. 6. Can supply July. Barr Leghorns 1 live arrival off above prices if you call for chicks. '. G. TWEDDLE, Fergus, Your car deserves the best oil you can pro- cure for it. Nothing will shorten the life of your motor like chp oil, for LUBRICATION SPELLS LIFE ! j Notice the smooth perf ance mi after mile. We are ifering a ecial “Get .Acquainted” value, as lo as our 8 k lasts, glvmg a .FREE CAN with e ch gallon Enarco Motor 011 at A. S. HUNTER 8: CO. We suggist you get acquainted with EN-hR-Co Motor on Simon beat for statistics iJ Car Tires and Tubes Armstrong. Jr. IIIâ€"Ella Vollett Smith Hopkins. 3t. IIâ€"Elmer Noble. vxou Pollock. Milton mm. Jr. 11â€" Ernest Murdock. Wilhelmine Hopkins, Milford Robins. Jr. Iâ€"John Murdock. Howard Holley. Alvin Monte. Norman Robins. 8r. Pr.â€"Orrin Pollock. Jr. Pr. SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS FOR PAST MONTH Per nllon ALBERT NOBLE. Proprietor. Durham - - Ontario Noble’s Garage t the foot of Durham ill, corner George and arafraxa Sts. ., where e are now prepared to 0k afteT your require- ents m New Premises 655/â€" 0i|s - Storage “’0 J. ‘9 m 6 Have Moved to our u» to Its capacity. every ton in the riding I The meeting was pres dim. and nanwd whicvcmems a: 1m I 3 strong amwa‘. ' was knom‘ nan :- 113' as the st} of better legislatmn cited many of the ('al Ind championed m 1: of her Indopvndm Curuthers. the pres! the meeting to order Inuk- exphined u: meeting. the selecuon contest the next fede to be held this summ The choosing of a I {cw moments. as o 0‘ 3088 Mlcphnl. t1 was advanced. who ! 3 most enthusiastic VOL. (BLâ€"NC. Mt Sitting Mo â€"llen Was Only at Convention llc-Id M‘s nomination w “I” Chttsworth. wh use was Macphail r1 cannons nomination his prophecy of a mid be true. Reew moat and Reeve MCI] have Jnck of Prom My could work 1 or m than the one wt“ hues“ of her peeple We of Sullivan it phi.“ should be aCCOI all! because of her and international a “then let us make h! everyone to work for F. R. 0|i\e P. R. Oliver M P? graciously and regret! mg capacity was so t my were rendered him to stand. She change of mind in th Ottawa. all of which since 1921. and how 1 the U. P. 0. were b8; 3nd given no hearm was so different becal mad doing thmszs W the 01d party being turned out of Q1! had endeavored people. Misc. Macph .34 why shv had mu m. The ones of I ups, were the Budg! N118. She omlmod m peace and pr: W tho Sol mdmpnt S 3 ~ ma: who needed it. Shp get as her elecmn m u took her stand a w Muse she 13‘ h“. but bwau~v a Cum-to was fairer 1 ml and human I filth divorce and it 'm a: sultry ‘ b our mulflfll. “a industry mu Agnes C. Mac locted as the candu B U. I". 0. party at Tl! executivr The meetim! (‘10 Q [Ir-Icon ’ .5119 < honor being TR ADE Shf Ll on o the ‘ we: SUD} Mal BC