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PROIOTION RESULTS DURHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL Sr. Pr. to 11'. I. (liss Cole's Primary.) )largarnt Sibbald. Eddie Hunt, Willi» Swarm. George Ashley. Fran- PPS Hay. Arthur Watson and Vernon llollinsq'm (equal . Ernie Glaser and Klsio Pinkerton (rqual‘. Helen Clark. ltvlzl Graham and Joan Atkinson (equal Georg» Lloyd. Charlie Ni- cholson, Bossiv Atkinson. Clifford Buadhead. Rolwrt Nonvos. Barman Allan. May Braithwailo. Hazel Moore. errgv Glass. Verdun Mc- Hwno-x‘inw Saunders. Clara Glid- dun. Helen Ynung. Annie Campbell, Jean Grant and .\lll.'6' Nicholson (eq.) Lulu Mills. Norma Allan and Elsie Hmnlrliild mum] , Edna (lrainey, Hnrolnn Hranl. nryal McDonald and Frank llitcliio- equal . Lnuise Jam- ionnii. llei'il Hind. Donald Knight, l'lolith llrwin and Harry Bailey (eq.>, lil~io~ Fnlkingham and Allan McLean mmal . Billy Firth and Annie Walker and Clarke Lloyd (equal), itharlie Mrlmnald. Gerald Falconer and Ko'lsu MCUilWley (equal), Clar- enm- Ulidclnn. Abbey McLean, Nor: man Elliull. Hen Firth. Donal" Croft, Frml Bulger. Lloyd Hawke, Ina Mc- IMnalil. Eric Grille” Evelyn Hall. .‘ra'uio- Murrow. .l'cspm- Hrvonwoml. mum-I Mrfiirl'. Dummy McFarlam), Minn .‘xh'lhmaloi. Frank Hulme, Olharlvs .‘lt’Kt't'hnio'. Joan Vollett. wnml . Allwrt Nivhuisun. Luwrvncv \\‘izi;mnrv. Harnld Clark. No-wtnn 011mg. Sam Hlnwr. Kvmwth Agnew. Jo'an OlHllinSun. IiHl'OlHll )Irllrae. Audrey Boll. lllrn me, Hortrudc Glass. 'l‘liolma Boll. Momro- Mrl‘f'idden. Marjory Noblv. Dorothy l'ickPring. Bowman Jamie‘- son. Elizabc-lh Harding and Clara 'l‘raynor (equal, Frank (‘ioodrhild and Wallace 'l'lmnipson (vanal ‘. Earl )lrlx'ochnio. Violet ML’LPRH and \\'il- lie Erwin and Norman McIntyre mqual , Cyril Hcrkor. Victor Hind. .le Harm-ll. Ada Holmes and Eddio )Iillvr {o-qnal . Mary Tobin. Jim llo-nolo‘rson. (io'nl'm! Hay. .-\da Chap- man and livnrgv Noblo u‘qnal . Ew- lyn Baird. Ural-n Rocker and Frances Sibliald wqual . filadys \Vhito. Norm .‘wr? Young. l’rml Mun-duck. W‘ilma Smith. Hvryl Falkingham, Nelson Lnxw, )lyrtlv Watson. .\lv.\'. Graham. Ruby Hulmv and hon'uthy Clark .iult in“ Elsie Willis. Howard Dumm. David Marshall. Juan McKay. Lomnul‘cl .\|(‘- oinmtw. ltuydon (Znnnm'. Sadie Hnlmws. Harry Ryan. Viulc't Ml'Uly- mvnt. Hordun Falkingham, (‘iml'go Hahn. Harnlol Wilscm. Kmuwth “'11- Ernest Neanvs. T humas Brown. Clifford Moon. Elsie Kearney. Lylu McDonald. Roy Matthews. Elle-n Hay. Jasper Traynnr. Mary Ymmg. Fran- ces McArtanxr Em: «Llaxk Norma (fiagnnn Ellvn Marshall. Jami» Twy- nur. Uyongc l'alc onm. Bvatx iu' Milvs, Mam] Mnntgtmwry. Hvlvn McAulifl'v. Lourdes Sibbald. Donald Smith. Mol- vin Ashley. (Inn in order of man.) Fltu'cnce McDonald. Christine Gmdchild, Calm-1' NUDIP, Bea. Kear- m-y, .l. I). .\lc-\ulm‘o-. Mary Chalmers, [ya Summit-rs. Blanche Murdock, Vows: Mmintuin. Frml Vollvtt. Hugh 'l‘ln-zmwun. Myrtlo- Dean. Wallace Manwan. Mary Brown. Lizzie Hind, Hm raw Law-Ii». Joan Baird. Donald \‘oumg, Ina Milne. Ulifl'm'd Young. Jr. 11. to Sr. 11. Thursday, July 5, 1923. Sr. 1. to Jr. 11. Sr. 11. to Jr. III. Jr. III. to 31'. III. Sr. 111. to Jr. IV. Jr. W. Missos Maritm and Agnvs Pvtty armmpaniml Mr. and Mrs. \Valior Southeast Bentinck (Our own correspondent.) Mr. and Mrs. (ZN-i1 Mountain and tho Inttnr's sistm'. fr'nm Hamilton. spnnt nvnr tlw work-0nd at Mr. '1‘. Mnuntain‘s. Mr. and Mrs. Dugulcl Clark and fa- mily of tlw Rocky mill. wort" guests ul‘ llw Lamb family llw first of the wow-k. Miss JPsSio Macdonuhl Hl' 'l‘uronln is spending hm' vacation with her parents horn. Mrs. Hugh )lt'Phail nl‘ PPM-Ville slu'ut HH' wwk-mnl with lu-r parents Mr. and Mrs. Arch. Mum-mick. Miss C13 ‘11 Honoss of 'l‘m-nntn spt'nt Hu- wwk-vnd with 1101' sistm'. Mrs. Hugh Macolonald, «m hm- way back tn ho Pity. llo'l'v Mr. .UHX. Flvlvhvr mul Mossrs. \\'ill and Sam. )lv‘lrzwkvn mntm'ml tn Mnxwvll nn Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Hvrh. Ho-isu ul' Tur- nntn. and Mrs. and Miss llnnvss nl‘ cii'awt'uml spvnt Sunday with “1221111.! .\h'~'. Hllgh )lamlnnzllcl. Mr. Hugh MNIm'mavk is spmuling :u h-w days in 'l‘m-nntn this \ka. Miss lsuho-l MrQuarriu ul’ 'l‘m'nntu is huliolaying at tlw [bill't'lltill lmmv .\lr. .luhn F. )latnlnnalcl Hf I’l'ivo- \‘illo- \‘isitml with Mr. Hugh Macclnn- :lM un Sunday last. Mr. Dunald Mmlm'mack is spomling tlw hulidays with his parvnts hm'v. 52......â€" E r...:.:._._ .275 V2.3, 7.5 12.2. $3. a :75; .._..::_..5_e 7.2:... :7. Mr. and Mrs. .luhn Pulhorbough and family of anlnn aw hnlic'laying :1! Mr. S. l’utlwrlmugh's. {Our own correspondent.) Mr. and Mrs. AIPX. McEachom and family of 'l‘urnntn motored up and spnnt thu lmliday with Mr. and Mrs. .\wh. )lrtlm'mivk. Class B. in Miss Schiofor’s Room to Class A. in Same Room. W H h Honors :â€"M arian Moore, Russ Wilson. Elizabeth Nicholle, Harold 'l‘rafl'ord, Iris Hugill. l’u.~.~':â€"-.lnan Hmw. Elsie Hunter, Mary Pirkrring. John Groenwood, Hosswrll Middlvtnn. lllara Falking- lmm. Arthur Nicholstm, Bert. Traf- zmni. Holly Hondvrson. Laurine cizunplwll. (oh-org» Hulmo. Passzâ€"Violet Hind. Arthur Koch. Joan Dnnard. Nora Baird/ Edna El- lion. Nathan Ritchie. Leah Grin‘e, (inurgo Gibbs. Essel McAI‘thur, Oli- wxw Yiirs. Victor Goodchild, Craw- ford \‘nllo‘tt. Class A. in Miss Scholar’s Room to Class B. in Miss Cole's Room. With Hunurs:â€"Alfred King, Clara Jack. Susie Boll, Gordon McGirr, Gladys Ritchie. Primary Class B. to Glass A. (Kiss 0010’: Room.) Wilfrid Montgomery, George 'Hawke, Lynn Vollett, Mona McDon- ald, Florence Havens, Catharine Mc- Cawley, Margaret Wilson, Margaret Watson. George Braithwaite, George MeKeehnie. Alexandria Tobin, Jean McLean. Percy Murdock, Eldon \\'liitmore. Lewis \Vllitmore, Charlie Caldwell, Kathleen McDonald, Frank Bunce. Donald, Earl Gliddon, Alice Pinker- ton, Tommy Lowe, Margaret Erwin, Clarence Lowe. ‘ .anum £mfim Imflm 4o (oim non. (Aflofir mm nPodyi 0.... .11m mrmm 9!? >1 .4. (elm wmdemz 922% 4107.30; oz 3m 90.3. 2... 7863.6 Ifzijm 02 Zn rMnfi II Aberdeen. JERRY ON THE JOB LITTLE JIMMY Nlm'mark is spmuling 'l‘ul'nntn this \ka. MrQHfll'l'iu Hf 'I'nl'nntn at tlw [nu-untal lmmv Durham is an attractive and heal- thy town and good accommodation can be obtained at reasonable rates. C. H. DANARD, B. A., Principal. C. L. GRANT, Chairman. The. School is thoroughly equipped to take up the following courses : (1) Junior Matriculation. (2‘) Cntrance to Normal School. Each member of the Staff is a Uni- versity Graduate and experienced Teacher. Intending pupils should prepare to enter at beginning offlterm. I_I'_._____ A Informati'on as Um' Cbifiorsés may be oblgmgd from the Prmcmal. The SchOol *h'asflzlâ€"fifiâ€"éai-tgfiie record in the past which 1t hopes to main- tain in the future. 'Hw Hummuncl. Indiana. ’l‘imvs. stah's that pickpm'kvts sIIIII- a gale! walI'lI t'l'I'Im ”I“ pm‘kvt Hl' lumvs Johnstun iII llammuml II'H‘HH} “hiln hv “as III tlw l’ulk shwt rail- “my statinn in Chivas-r”. Durham High School THE LONG ARM OF THE LAWLBSS Mrs. J). thinsnn is Visiting with l'l'ivncls in (Ilwslvy. Unit» a numlwr I'mm hm'v attvncl- ml tlw Zinn picnic on Saturday and l'c‘lml't a gum! timc'. .\ gmnlly numlwr from this part maim'ml tn Imvn «m Friday Honing: and hm: :m «'njnyahln party at Hu- hnmv «)I' Mr. and Mrs. t’llill'uml Huwvll. Miss Mary (Honcrnss is visiting hm' cousin, Mrs. Lawrvni'n Mi'l’aii- ili'n. 'l‘lw statute labnr for this divirsiun was pm'l'omw‘l last wovk. Mr. ”Mll'y MUfl'ut was pzllhmash'l'. HP gut nivv strntvh «)l' g 'zuliug dmw. 'l‘ho Robinson family ontm'tainml two car loads of friends thv first of Hm wonk. onn frnm 'I‘voswatm' and mm from Hampdnn. MP. and Mrs. Adam. Anderson and members of the family loft, 'Jumday mmning on a motor trip to Bramp- tm and \iCiIiih. Mrs. Burnham and Mrs. MCiViiic nf Gait. are visiting the Misses Edgv. Mr. Molvillv was also a guest over the week-end but has returned to his work. THE DURHAM CfifiONICLE Mr. Arthur Edge is havimfi his barn re-shinglmi this week. Mr. A. Mor- ton has the contract. Mr. Adam Anderson has snug rlittlo garagn in whic his car. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .13 how, Sask., are visiting Mr H. Williams. MP. Robert Ector and his mother, Mrs. R. Ector, attended ho wed- ding 0f the latter’s gran daughter, Miss Mofl‘at. in (Hemlock, on Wed- nosday. M 1'. Ford. Mrs. A. Knisloy spent Tuesday 'at Fergus with her sun, Alex. Miss Sibyl Lawronce, who has been teaching at Paisley. is home for the holidays. Miss Maud Cuff of Tumnto is holi- daying with her sister. Mrs. William Pickon. Messrs.'William an‘d'charlns Rit- chie went to Toronto last week, where they have secured employ- ment at their trade. Duggin, who returned to their home in Flint, Mich” the beginning of the week. 'Miss Ella McFadden o'f Toronto spent he holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McFadden. Mr. Clifford Ritchie came home from Detroit on Monday. (Our own ‘Borreâ€"spondent.) . Herb. Edge is sporting a new I. :5 001:? Pm... 0:: 40 (0.3.“ m4 Iorgz Cn Jmn 301% $9200 I >mm 40c nmpg. o. ck of El- , and Mrs. erocted a 1 to store For full particulars apply to Grand Trunk Ticket Agents. Ar. Toronto 11.10 am. 7.40 p.111. Returning, leave Toronto 6.50 am. and 5.02 pm. Parlor Buffet Car Pol- merston to Toronto on morning train and Guelph to Toronto on evening train. Ar. Brantford Ar. Hamilton Improved Train Service DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Lv. Durham 7.05 mm. 3.15 p.m. Lv. Mt. Forest 7.38 am. 3.61.p.m. Lv. Palferston 8.28 3.111. 1.23. pan. Lv. Fergus 9.15 am. 5.05.p.m. Lv. more 9.20 am. 5.10 pan. Ar. Guelph 9.45 a.m. 5.36 p.m. nl' ago and camv tn tho Dun ham Road (ilvnvlg. “hon unlv fmu‘ wars 01 ago Six 01 “PP lwnrvst flivncls aolml as pall- lwzllvl‘s. We attended two funerals on Mon- day, July 2. First. Mrs. John Mc- Vicar in the forenoon. which was largely attended by all classes of the populace. Mrs. McVicar was a long sufferer from an incurable ailment. She was a woman of kind disposi- tion, always ready to help those in need. and her largo and comfortable. house was often a shelter for needy travellers. The funeral obsequies were very solemn, her pastor. Rev. Father Mct‘leoy, speaking comforting words concerning the departed. Her remains were laid to rest in the fine cemetery close by and St. John’s acre . was made the richer by another of the faithful. The deceased. a good ‘wife. and mother. and an obliging ‘neiglilior. was born and raised in tileneg. being a daughter of the late Alex. McDonald. At l’ri(_°eville. the funeral of Mrs. Alex. Livingstone in the afternmin. was also largely attended. as Mrs. Livingstone. whose name was Annie .\lc.\rthur, had friends and relatives in the different. townships of Grey. She was a sutl‘erer since last winter. hut her death was not. expected so soon. Her pastor. the Rev. Mr. Jones preached the fu'neral sermon. Her remains were laid in the old ceme- tery at l’riceville. where many of her father's family are laid away. Mrs. Livingstone was about Tl vears Statute labor was the general work during the past week. The residents of the back roads must. make good roads for themselves 01' do without them. “'0 attended tu'n fnnnrnlc nn Mnn Rm. and Mrs. anes and familv, and Mrs. Jones, 81.. gave us a pleas- ant \isit on Thursday of last week at 1ng Hill. \ garden partx “ill be held at the Presbyterian Church Priceville, on the 17th of July, \\ hen a good time is expected as Priceville and the surrounding vicinity are never be- hind in giving a good program. The Rev. Mr. Jones will be away to Owen Sound next Sunday but will have a substitute in his place 'dur- ing his absence. The good roads are progresging well towards the west from Prlce- ville. Haying will soon be on now and will be general about, the 12th. (Our own correspondent.) The weather has been cool during the past week. It is said there was frost one night. about the middle of the week, but not much damage done. quntford 1.00 p.m. Hamilton 1.00 p.m. Glenelg and Priooville an] away. 7’1 yvm's ham Rmul 8.35.p.m. 8.30.p.m. IOUBBIBIPBIS I 081' now “WATCH THEIR STEP" According to a dispatch from Windsor, Alexander Black was given judgment for 850 against Joseph Mc- Donald in the Division Court at that city on Thursday of last week by County Judge Smith for damages to Black’s home caused by the cooking of pork chops and the smoking of strong tobacco. Black told the court McDonald rented the house from him seven months ago. When he exam-l ined it a short. time ago he found it was tainted by odors of cooking and smoking. JOHN SHUTZ, DURHAM, ONT. I “RNTD' Our Home Loaf keeps the kiddies well and husky. It is so good, pure and nourishing. CHILDREN are unconscious dieticians, the way they love Bread-and-milk. In this way they can teach a lesson to many grown-ups. Pure Bread, of course. Henderson’s Bakery Makers of GOOD BREAD Henderson’s Bread I I i.‘ )1 202 prr .Z urcofl 0m. Icaomfi. 52% 105 cu 419D 3914 150m... “Toronto" Silo. an uncle of Jodie tuned and grooved stave: of selected spruce. traced Youwnnttogettbemoetoutoflhe money and lgbor you we putting into fields ofcomnndbeefnnddnirycettle? Then you can't aflord to be without n good tilo â€" like my “Toronto" Silo. It supplies the equivalent of rich June pnsturage all through the winter. It By Swinnerton