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{Our own correspondent.“ Aft" stu-v-mzous wurk our roads Orv all "pom-.2 out again. NM'N‘ in u.» hiswry of the oldest pionpm- haw. the springs ’und creeks DIE-"n 3'0 hm. Wait till tlwse snou- banks melt Mr. Jutm. McKeehnie 01' the 10th Concession: its «1 early Tuesday morn- ing Hf last week after an illnesa of let» than ten days from ilu' and pneumonia He was in his 65th year and was 4 . i' the mmt sum-essful farmers 11. N.“ 10th Concessiun. His two sister: Misses Kate and Lizzie, were both .. 2y ill at the same time. The deceased was a gem! neighbor, a staunch [ti-former, a liberal sup- porter am member of the Baptist Church. 111- funeral took place on Friday ta Lamina cemetery, Rev. Mr. Ainl ('Olzitm‘ting the services. With thv "passing on" of Mr. Dul- ioi Edge lad week. one of Glenelg’s mm! high esteemed and success- ful piunmv .‘ rug is gone and the loss is pro-at. .â€" (V Roads h. 3.! blocked, and with no telv-phonv . Immunisation, we are batty hm. 'atgtpml in getting any m-ws. Ml‘s‘u Prlznrnlm liampbo-ll. whmo- dram um m-ietly rocnrolml last wwk. Wih nt’ Hw nldvst and most. ar'iw n :’ wax-[y pimwm's nl' tho- lmvnshlp. MW and how husband camo- frnw .‘vnHfllNl and svt‘gml cm [,th 20, IL‘HI-‘Hfls'io‘Dn 6, mm- .3“ yo-m's men and new-d a hug» family. What haw bwm must. successful in life. [p to a your ago she kept home for lwr son MM. and was quih- avtive and bright. She was a \vuman of bright int-MM. well ro-ad. anal as a Iwighhur v ’3" nutml fur lwr many kindly arch and thomgmfulnvss for OHIPI'S. 'm - My Hm- thuso' unblo- pio- lh"'l' "mun, mw- lwing t'allwl. fmv 01' ”w mn'i',’ wttlo'l's brim: ‘mfi, .Uur nWll corresspondent.‘ \lnmlay nzght“ sturm was the “ms! 01’ ”I" wasnn and ping; ml tho funds fun and tight. .\II I'. Jamo-s Laer “('0 was alum: [“9 Mn» Una 'IIIHIIIm L'HHII'IIIII." IIII *. InaII of Mn WI 1 Ion IIIâ€"Ilm s I'IIIN‘IIm' iIlIIInlI. III. In I Im in: II) the CflIlI‘I‘lla- IIHII III Xl'I-I‘ :ht trains, Shipping was CII‘II‘I‘II‘I' until III-morl‘nw (\V Nines- H’J)‘ . \ll‘. lhnml-i \Vaflsnn had a wood bee m Friday 'ast. and got a gOOd pile Of “um! cm, A. few of the young peo- pin ns‘so-mhled in the evening and] Null! {I luv» pleasing hours tripping} lln- Halal. fantastic tn the mvlmlinus hum: nl' Ill» Hooper boys and other suppiv-linxwrefl Violinisls. \lgg Slnnlo-x' Han-lawn usmsal-«l us PT :I l'mmlv Hf clays makin; the brush and whips fly. ‘l‘llw luv-mlwl's Hf BUIN'SSBII l.'.F.U. \w mull-”mud aw almut. tn launch a murmur"! tn haw llw “untrue- tum of guml roads abolished. We always regarded the mnwmo-nt as '1. pack of Wulfil"rUI fully and \w aw ar- riving mowH find mm'o- at tho' t'nm'lu- SiOll that. H. is about llw Wnl'a‘i pil‘t‘l' of vxtravaunnco- or waslv vwr put bel'Ol'n ”w farming public. “'49 would say ' ' lhv chinl‘ originatnrs or ofiicials m' the mcwement to draw a black lmv. )\’(‘.I‘ ”w whole prm'wd- ings. then jump on it with both feet and hold it down so tight that it will never again come up for air, or at least umil the farmer has a chance to pay his -lt‘bls, lmild up his hump. pay “if war debts. o-lv. Having built up than». 'V'aSPntlills’. which (m? bv tar lhl‘. mowe nocnssai'y. ho. vulfhl then. if his lingers and manny- strings wnrv not \VUI‘II trm shim. He- \‘OU' his spare limp and szm- cash In tlm mnstruction ”'1' good mails. Or better all”, why nut lPt lhnsv who aro all clamoring for goml road< build them. It would be a vlnnm- in mm them snatching gravel. Mist-t Emma McEachorn from the \\"0st vimb-d her cousin. Mrs. James Bromn, {wat- the week-end. {Our own correspondent.) Mrs. Wdliam Nolsnn and little daughu'r Muriel. of near Hulstein. Spmt a wuuk recently with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam VHHPM. WP rngrs-t. to) say that Mrs. anson is not as well as her many friends would like to so» lwr. Mr. Arthur Mountain cam» home last week from tho- West, where he has spent the past two years. Mr. Alex. McLachlan 0f Briceville Sper‘ the beginning of tho week with his cousin. Mrs. “'illi'am Smith. Mr. William Vollott has commenc- ed moving his household effects to his residence in Durham and intends holding a sale of farm stock and implements next Tuesday. Miss Mara Knisley has been on duty at DOhbinton since the) first of the month. . At 76 Thomas Alva Edison works M and 16 hours a day. But then his work is his recreation .â€"aHamiltou Gerald. Mr. 8. E. Langrill Shimwd a car load of cattle to Toronto the begin- ning of the week. 2A6! EIGHT. Southeast Bentinck Traveréton McWilliams. :‘t’mr own correspondent.) Uur Ullll’l winter took a sudden change last week by piling op so much snow that the roads were not broken for a few days and our mail courier was not able to make the trip until Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vessie treated the young people to a party last Fri- day night. and from all reports they had 'a most enjoyable time. Much sympathy is felt along this line toryMr. and Mrs. Alex. McDon- ald of Crawford, who lost their little .4011. Leslie. He was about 10 months old. Our box soeial, held in the school- house on February 9, was a great successf The program was 300d and with Mr. James Lawrence as auc- iinneer. the lwxes brought a good pl'iw'. We think it was his first trial and think he need not be afraid to try again. he. did sn well. Flesherton. (Uur own correspondent.) Mr. J. Williams of Owen Sound spo-nt a couple 0f days here last week in a vanyass in lwhalf nf tho Daily Sun-'l’imns. Sorry tn report Mrs. Dan. McAr- thur being sick. How she will soon hu- .thtm'. Miss Mary McQuarrio spent the wo-o‘k-oml with her friend, Miss Sad- iv Lawrvncv. ”wing t0 the storm, Mr. James Lawrencv. shipper for the U.F.O., did nut got, away from Durham un- til Saturday. Z? .25: $.35: (.12.... Eu. Luz??? 3 »_..:5:r-. E: 5.2;. Mr. Frank Duncan attended the “Mail Hardware Shirt-hams mmwn- Mm‘ in 'l'orontn last week. 311‘. ”home Mitchvll spvnl part Hf lust \vm-k in 'l‘uruntu anal attended a Spnrtsmvn‘s hanqnnt. at the King Edward Hotol. Mr. RHiH‘l'i Bellamy. who has been liiillmg‘t‘l' M' the- Bank nf Town!“ at .VnVo-l'shaln sihm- it was owned has hm-n ti'nnsl'uri'mil tn Lln- inspvcturs‘ oivpzu'tnwni :it llw [wad Office, Tor- nnin, Hr madv a short Visit at, his hr‘mc- hvru iasl \Vm-k Ull his way to his W‘W :ipmiillll‘nvni. A Ml“. Smith. Simtfm'cl has Slifl't‘t'lh'd him at 3~'e-\'r-:':~'han1. \liss I‘Iliznhuih Mnnl'n- nl' lh'amphm zs \isiting ho-i' SENT. Mrs. George <|.-\\':ii'i. Ih'. 31mm) spvnt Saturday twen- tins." zit Inimlalk Visiting MP. .lnhn ‘anhnstwii. whim- frivmis horn aim §|i|«':'i:~'e-i| tn lvm'u that his ti'vatmi-nt I Mr ('THH'PI‘ is pi-m ing‘ siu'flssfnl. i l > Mrs. Harm‘aws nt‘ 'I'ni'onm whn :is «m an t'xh‘llliwl Visit, with Mrs. Fi‘l'l‘is‘ at the Park HUHSP [1411111011 in tlw rit)‘ last \wek. a-..â€" Miss Clintnn has I‘vturnml In the lmmo nf her bmthm‘ here after an o'xtvndwl visit with hm' Sistér, Mrs. Mnhlrum. at Portlaw. Miss Nulson \‘isiiml over the week- vnd at lwr home at. Mono Road. Mrs. (DIX) Coleridge Of Windsor is (m a short visit with her parmlts. Mr. and Mrs. D. Mc'l‘avish. and otlwr relatives. Mrs. Albert Stewart attended the funnral 0f lwr cousin. Mrs. A. D. (inlgan at Dumlalk a few days ago. (Min: to the storm, Miss Viola Lt-wis. travhvx' at Ceylon, was con- titmd tn her 110mg: here part of last week. Mr. .\. R. linllamy. agent here for WillYou PaylirfifiurCar FORD HOT OR COMPANY OF‘CANADA, LIIITED, FORD, 011;. keep down the rice of Ford Cars. The $445-price sed on the ex- pectation of a.Spring business of 8M0 cars per month. If that business , comes, the price can be maintained. It rests now with the public to say whether Ford prices will be higher or not. E VERYBODY at Ford is keen to “you want a Ford'in the Spring you can order it today for delivery laterâ€" grrdJJay the lowest price in Ford history, "Mi; V ' I "SMITH BROS. DURHAM, ONT. W Order your Fog! Today .. 4.4. the Crown Life Assurance Company, spent part of last wepk in Tomato on business. He is now general agent. for the. Counties of Grey, Bruce and Dufi'erin. Messrs. Stewart Mc'l‘avish and Bob Trimble got storm-stayed in Owen Snund two days last week when they attempted to reach Wfiarton for the Wiarton-Stratford hockey match." Mrs. Everett. Henry is visiting be; old home at Grantpn. Mrs. Emerson Bellamy has been at; Hornings Mills for a few days as- sisting in nursing some of her rela- tives. who are ill. Principal Holland has been 011’ duty at the school for a few ‘days with grippe and'Mrs. Holland is also a victim: _ Many other homes in the village are affected, but the cases are being successfully handled. The carniv‘l on the rink Wednes- day night. which promised to be good. was postponed on account of the storm. Owing to ma scarcity of vzuvant houses Mr. Henry Down moved last week to the. residence occupied by his son Robert and family. Mr. ”WJ. Stewart moved to the residence‘va- cated by Mr. Down and recently purchased from him. Mr. A. B. Ferris of the Park House has sold his farm three miles from the village to Mr. Alex. Hutton Ul (loylon. who gets possession in March. M 1'. \VM. Bl'm‘n who recently sold nut his lmsinvss near Brautfm'd and mount to \Vvllaml, is pleased with that busy town. Mr. John La'imer (if Tummtu. a \ ictim of tho tiu I‘ocentw, but. rut-tw- wring. Spt‘llt. t'mm Friday till MUH- day with his wife hm'v. His bride. 1101‘ Jnsie Richardson, has received many handsome wmhliw; :41th and un Saturday she \\'il“- “in i'i-cilm-nt of a hi-auti't'ul vidm' «inwzi wvmt'm'tor from how 111in frinn‘ls' in hmn as a lukvn «if their ostwm. Mrs. {Dru 'l‘m'nlmll entertainml Hw vaing UiI'Plf‘. on Friday mvnilrg last. \vlwn almut. 30 ltulics spout a plvasant timv at, thn «wiul 1"mrti0n. Mrs. Keith and children, and Miss Ailu‘nlu‘ad, I'nlul'nml t Vl‘m'un'u on 'I‘m-sflay al'tm' Visiting Mrs. ”H Min: and nllwr rvlativw. A («my ul' lust, \xomk‘s Canadian Baptist. 'l'orontu. which rcmzhml our tahlv. was 1mm! with Jm-l' Inn-rm! by us. An mlitm-izll «m "Ilvvixtlls" by us. An mlitm-izll «m "Ilvvixtlls" we llwught spm'iully gund from COVOI‘ tn mwr fmuul zhv wading whnlvsnnw and Uplifting. Lwry Baptist. family should ho intm-mhw m this «mmllvnt vhum'h papf‘l‘. ml} mlitml now by Nov. 11.1“.Kinm. a hnnwr pustul' at I’FIuShthn. On Monday tho wirmi news from \Vinnipog of tho «lvaih of Mr. "'l'ml. Sm'oule. barrister. was a shat-k In tho- ronnnunify. \H‘) particulars )0! I'M'oivocl. Tho (1004‘:th was “1“ only son of tho Into R. J. Sm‘oulc and was a nophow of the ialo Sonatm‘ Sproulo of Markc‘lalv. Hp waé born and brought up in Flo-sharia)" and mudo a short visit. horn after his father‘s «loath. Ho was (hon not in good hnalth and had sufl'orml from his ex- pm’ioncvs at tho Wdl‘ when he served as Captain. His wife and one sister. Mrs. G. A. Iligginbotham of Winni- pvg: survive him. Mrs. W. Beatty, widow of the late Mr. William Beatly, an old resident on the Toronto Line, died at Stur- gmni Falls on Sunday and her re- mains are being brought here this Tuesday for interment in Meaford Road cemetery. After leaving the THE DURHAM CHRONICLE ber of years in this village and was farm the deceased lived for a num- a highly respected woman. Rev. F. G. Fowler will oflioiate at the fun- day evening when the Merry Maids met and presented her with a very nice wedding gift a cut glass spoon tray. accompanied by a neat address. closing with the wish: “that your joys may be as deep as the ocean and your sorrows as light as its foam.” Mrs. Latimer, who was president at the Merry Mtids, ti their requed gave a nice talk on able etiquette. An enjoynble time was spent by the young girls. um. ran-icy a. mi.