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The choice Hf \V. F. Nickle. K.(l.. as Attorney owneral is Hue reassuring feature. The post, as an allâ€"important one. and under a politician llltel‘l'sleii mainly in preserving party fortunes there would Very soon have been ample reason for charging: that .\l r. Ferguson was rendering thanks to the ”wets” hy indifferent chitin-cement. of the Hillario 'l'ennwrance Act. Mr. Nickle'is not. the type to play that sort of games He has always had remarkably little concern for the lortnnes of the Tory party and a strong sense ot‘ duty is one of his dominant. characteristics. Whether Tory "\Vets" like it or not, the (i). T. A. will be enforced so long as it remains on the statute hoeks. and the excellent measures of enforcement inaugurated by Hon. Mr. Raney are not likely to be modified in important par- ticulars. Till-‘- ""mmÂ¥ l'l'em the etl‘icial organ of the l'.F.O.. ~houhl “it any {"3” at ”‘3‘- regarding the personnel Of lht.‘ new llahinet. or the ability Of the Tories to admin- ister for the welfare of the Province. Talk such as was indulged in (luring the ore-election days, was l'Oi’llish. and the statement. that. the Tories and the liquor interests were in league to defeat the If, F. O. was. in our mind. the most l'OoIish of all. The 1'. F, 0, ‘K’V't’l'llmt'nt itself went. in over the Hearst Government. on the eonilnnwil liquor anol tempera“co vote, and so m" 3" “"' "Vt'l‘ ht'al'il. no one accused the Farmers' party of helm.r in league with the “wets,” As :1 further evidence of the Sfllidity 0f the Cabinet, we quote “'9 “'HU‘VWS from The Globe of Monday of this week : PAGE FOUR Elections and politics always have been and always must he matters of opinion. When the Drury Govern- ment was defeated on the 25th of last month, many farmer candidate supporters predicted that the whole country was oing to the demnition how-wows and that the Ontario emperance Act was a gone gosling. One enthusiastic supporter of Dr. Leeson is reported to have been so disgusted with the result, and so anxious for the welfare of Ontario from a temperance point of view that he redicted an immediate return to the open bar. In act he is reported to have stated that. the Conservative victory was a victory for the “wets.” and that as far as he was concerned. if that was what the eople wanted. he would give them lots of itâ€"he wou d from now on vote "wet" every chance he got and let the world go hang. Another instance has been brought to our notice of a woman this time. who re- garded the Ferguson victory from its darke‘St angle and predicted "rivers of liquor flowing down the streets and drunken men on every doorstep." There is no use trying to suggest that these peeple were not sincere. but we think everyone will admit that. they were at least excited. and possibly do not now hold the same views that. they did on the morning after the night before. that is to say. the morning of the 26th of June. Possibly the opinion of The Farmers‘ Sun will calm their fears. It says editorially 2 \\'ith only one member lieside himself able to boast of administrative experience. Premier- "lect l’ergnsmi‘s Cabinet will have to demon- strate its titness or untitness before the public will he ahle to pass judgment, npon it. It is apparent. however. that Mr. Ferguson has axe-ideal some ot‘ the pitfalls that were in his path. It. was somewhat generally believed that he Would not be able to resist the claims ~t' men like tlotonel tilirrie and of the "wet” "tt'lllt'lti llt his following. But in the list. as pnh- lt-ned. -ho\vs that the gentleman from South- east 'l'orontn has been left out in the cold. [n ':ii'.‘. the tlahinet enntains only one member . 7 ""il he l'ait'ly lahelled an Opponent of the 't. 't'. .\. In that respect. its personnel may not iw pleasing to the army of "wet" voters who Ilwkml to the tionselwative standard helieving ‘i'r. Ferguson was their main hope. hut the ttz-minee at large will hreath a sign ot‘ relief. " ‘to- l’rei'iiiei'-elm't has also shown itiieXperted iiulepenatem'e in resisting 'I‘ory 'l‘oronto dom- :nat;.o:: in making his selections. .\part from the lt‘n'tltsinlt Ht llon 'l‘lmmas tirawt'ord as. Minister wlthont Portfolio. which is more or less an honorary post. with little authority or :‘esponsiliility. there is only one 'l'oronto memâ€" ‘ner tlt the tiahinet. .The Yorks. of course, have two. out the rest o the Province seems to have been t'airly dealt will. and predicted "rivers ‘ streets and drunken mun no use trying tn singges sincere. but we fihipk e‘ The Oll’im' Hl' Attummy-General, HIP nibSt im- pui'ianl pmtt’nlin in the Ferguson Ministry, the composition ut‘ which is announced, will be fill- .)(l by Mr. W. F. Nit-'kli- of Kingston. It. is un- derstand that Mr. Nickle was somewhat. reluctant. in relinquish his private practice and tank» up residence in 'l‘nruntn as the wheel- horse nt’ tho- nc-w .-\ilministratimi. He was of- t'erml the post «if Atturney-Ueneral in Mr. Drury‘s lim'o-rnmi-nt before Mr. Raney £00k nll'iro'. and it was largely the pull of home. ties and associations in-Kingston that led him at that time tn decline the uvertures «if the Farmers" (a wet-nn‘ient .n W. IRWIN, Editor and Proprietor Thorn is still a kindly feeling for Mr. Nickle in Um 1'. F. U. ranks. and 'l’lu- Farmors‘ Sun a lo'\\' clayd ago look occasion to say: "W. F. Nil-lilo is said to have his choiw- of tho Attorâ€" Loy-livllvl'als'hllv “1' ”In 'l‘rvasury pul‘lfnlio. HP would do o-xrollo-ntly in oillu-r. Tho Kingston man is some-thing nioro than :i polilirian and lltu qualiliml himsolf for tho 'l'l'oasury post by his thorough study of Provincial linanm-s (lur- ing tho past. two yoalfs." HUI _----. I..- I......l...l In. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE rm..- ”oi-w .\ttm-ni'yâ€"t'tonm'ai may he trnstmt tn Km'p what are knnwn as ”The Interests" in ttti'it' I'tilt't‘. He has burn for many )‘o'al's an mnwnkun vritir nt‘ the Mackmzio grnup. In in! 'i. \x-hilu a mvmho-r of the Hnnse nf Commons. nu ummsml with tho' utmost vigor ttlt' granting «ut' t'm-tho-i- ahl tn ”In Canadian Northo'rn and urged that thv (hwnrnnwnt 01' Sir Hubert Bur- .iwn taiw (m-i' ttw wad amt Opvl‘atc- it as “a iszihtw n\\'no-r.<liip vnh'rprisc. At that time Sn- \\'illiam Marks-min was a homer in tho- lanai po‘itiratly. In \‘arinns ways tw mm!» “to mis- o-x'aiolw t'nr thu tun instmwmh‘nt mvmhnr fur Kinmtnn. TM a snags-stinn by Sir \Viltiam that “I“. .Vh'kto' stmuht "g“ on'm' tn ttlt‘ Uppcisitinn,“ tn‘ nwintwi' t‘m' Kingstun replied in a speech that is still l't‘fll‘flitio‘t't'd in the House nt‘ Com- mnns. Ho- oh'vlarmt it hth‘ a thuusanol times that h» shuntcl L'n utlt nf public titn than that Mac-kvnzw and Mann should put their hands on his throat amt make thn public think a man «tax-v not stand up and nxpross his (mnviction in the House. "I womhl simmer go down to de- t'c-at in Kingston." hv aihhgit. "if'l am :1 candi- date 111 the next election, than I would be in Mackenzin‘s slums and so far forget. the order tn which I tie-lunged as in adapt the tartics ot' the South African savage. and blow a poisoned «tart into the} hack of an‘nnsnsppcting enemy.” no longer a factor of importance in Canadian pm] tical life and the “rebel” of 1914 is the \ttibln9\-GPDPP81 of Ontario. ‘Wets" and "mu" . rich and poor the strong and the friendlessâ€"if Mr. Nicklc's past record is an indication of the futureâ€"will obtain equal justice {I om the chief lay officer of the Crown in Ontario. Aflgr that spt’ii'h. which ('nntainmi mllCh “pig hh argument as “all as koon inwctiw My gVickln was labollmi dangerous. ’ TO-day wents haw pr'm m1 his judgment to be sound. Th» Canadian Norihvrn is a part of tho Nation- al Railway System. tipMack‘enzie interestggire There are few surprises in the Cabinet. Messrs. Price as Provincial Treasurer. Henry Minister of Public Works. McCrea as Minister of Mines. and Dr. Godfrey as Minister of Labor and Health, take portfolios for which they have Thursday, July 12, The Glorious 'l‘1g11lfth. Durham has mount to Holstoin for t11-1tay... “Pat1onag11 R111‘or1ts \r11 Shattorod, ’ said a llt‘\\S- paper heading “111 ot h11r 11:11.1111ming so soon attvr th11 election 111:1 thought tho"l11ri11.s 1111r11 at it again. H1111- o111r, it was nothing ala1n1ing. It was just the “pat- ronagv" 11111111115?" on tho 1ail11a1s op11rating out of St. 'l‘homhs that 11111111 “shattorod” o1or the holida1. Hanover is famous at iast. A former rosidont of that piano was proclaimed 11'1nn11r at a winst tournamvnt 111' the Toronto Winst. Club. ! ilanaotian printors hayo a now oppositic‘in in tho liom- Finion l’ost (iti’ico lit-partmont Rocontly tho informa- tion was sont out to Postmastors that tho Uopartmont would supply "manut'acturors, or any othors itosiring thcm, with onyolopos with tho postago omhossoil on Him cornor at. a prico. 'l‘ho postmastors woro instruct- ocl to canyass any poi-sons or lirms thoy thought would tako up tho itlca and solid tho ortlors in to tho Dopart- mont. Just what succoss thoy hayo iltlti in thoir now schomo' wo cannot say. hut wo «to say that it is small potatoos on tho part of tho (ioxc'rnmcnt to allow any of thoir licpartincnts to go out and solicit tl'ilttt‘ nlnlcr tho nosos ot' thoso who pay thc taxos and who arc now taxod in cyory concciyahlo manncr hy hoth tho homin- ion and Provincial tim'ot'llnh‘hts. 'l‘ho thwornmcnt allows any firm doing a largo husinoss in circular or cataloguo work to uso a stamp in tho printing of thoir cnyolopcs hoaring." tho inscription “l’ostago ’aid in tlash." 'l'his lioing' tho casc. why couhl not tho Hoy- ornmcnt allow tho samo priyilono to wholosah' papcr housos or cn\clopo manut‘acturors. who could thon supply thoir patrons with thoso onwlopcs in any quan- tity «tosiroit. Taxing: an industry at oycry turn. and thou going." out :llltt soliciting." tt'zltlo innlor its noso titlt'S not. appcal to us as a wry t'air husinoss proposi ion. Tho lalost. stunt of tho lh-partmont. lio\\'o\‘c'. is to inform tho postmastors ot’ a now tit‘pal'tlll't' whorohy tho llcpartmont is haying,r a sorios ot' sliclos maclo in which aro tit'tiit'tt'tt tho yarions phasos mail mattor passos through whilo hoing hantllml hy tho (ioyornmont. Postmastors aro atlyisotl that it would ho a good thing it' thoy couht nianago to «toliyo' athh'cssos. illustratoit hy thoso sliilos. to tho Various Young l’tmplc's Sociot ics, churchos and othor local atl'airs. and also statc that a booth on tho fall l'air grounds might ho usotil to t'nrth'or tho intorosts of tho Postal l)o|.iarlmont. Locally. wo t’ool sorry for l’ostmastor Smith. In ad- olition to mooting tho night train around ten o‘clock, gotting tho mail out. in tho morning,' at 6.30, and at- tending to his othor mnltitudinous «lutios in ho «lay- timo, wo prosumo that now ho will have to arrange for a tour. of this scction of tho Dominion St'l'Vt'tt hy Durham post ot’t‘ico anti doliyor athlrossos at all tho schools. churchos, picnics and what-not. To bring to a closo his Chautauqua campaign. ho will ho oXpoctod to wind up at tho Durham Fall Fair and giyo a sort of miniaturo Johnny J. .lonos Exposition and oxplain to the gaping and womtoring moh tho propor way to spit on a postage stamp to mako it stick. and tho otito man- nor in which it should ho droppotl into tho liolo in tho wall up at. the post ofl’ioo. Thorn" one thing that. ran he said about. the new stvlps in ladies skirts. Yuu can‘t see same of tho logs tn?) ladivs hawnt got. “(Int tho Woods” slmulcl l’w- lho slogan al. this imo uf year. Ayoml cut nuw will kl“ a lot that W!” b0 hpro noxt spring. \Vo haw thought. for a lung timo that. the" printers worn about as higa sot of t'mls along sumo linvs as it would b0 pnssiblv to find. but will mm haw t9 ('unfoss that the) Pmtal Dopartmont at Ottawa is running thvm a. close Stu-(ma. lrone' (iastlv sen-ms tn dqncn frnm one husband to am ut lwx'.â€"-lmtfaln ()nmmt-I'v la}. 'l‘lw elm-nut in thc- fresh proposals of GPI‘many is on tho- ff'm-s'h.'â€"-.-\shv\'lllv 'l'lmvs. 'l‘hzzt shup who-r0 Hwy arn making artificial lighgillg must hr an aggrvgalitm of bolts and nuts.â€"â€".I\ew \m'k 'l'l'ihunv. ,v W“ I""'~'I1n]¢' i’l'PSidPnt Harding soon will be writing: hack "\\ hat so rare as a day In Juneau?”â€"L-\rkansas (Ett'IfiHc'. 'l‘iw Russian 11111111111 arv said in 110 inordinatolv fun I 111 mm in}: pi1l111vs‘. .\'11\\ “11 know \\ hat is the mattm \xitl1tl10n1.â€"-_.\'1~\\ Y-111k "l1ihu.111» What, )Vfll hm'umc of our young poople? wails an “Inn ('c'lltnl‘. “'0 smmoso tlwy'l’. grow old and worry about. Hm young pooplv. tm‘).â€"â€"I~‘lc‘n‘nnce Herald. liwn thlggh Henry Furd «inns not run for tho; Presi- dvncy. ho IS getting a whnlo lot. of frog advortlsmg. tho value of which he undvrstands.â€"Ham1lton Herald. Of Mr. James Lyons of Sault Ste. Marie, the new Minister of Lands and Forests, little is. knovm in political circles. He has been :ictim in the business life and the municipal afl'airs ot‘ the Sault for a considerable time, but this is his tirst venture into Provincial politics. Mr. Goldie of Guelph becomes Provincial Secre-. tary. Mr. Ferguson's Gm'ernment will thus eontain three members without Parliamentary experience. hut this will he made, 111) for by the debating strength of \‘t‘it‘l‘ilnS like Ferguson, Nit-kle. Price, Mctjrea and Godfrey. 'l‘here neeol he no fear. Ontario is safe. so far as the Conservative party is. eonuerned. Like othmws, they make mistakes and art’ms'e the ire of the, ()ppnsition. hut we oloubt. it‘, in the history of the Province. this l’rM'inee was ever represented by a stronger Cabinet than that ol‘ the Hen. (i. ll. l’el‘ghs‘mt chosen last week. than that of the Hun. (l. H. Ferguson, chosen 3st week. A Chicago business man dim! in a taxicab. If you have a weak heart. 1 doesn‘t do to watch the motor.â€" Amnncan Lumber n. . Persons wishing to buy German marks slmuhl hurry or they W1“ get more than they hoped tonâ€"Bull'alu Express. t That better homes and better roads program is good, but the better the roads the . less time left to im- prove homes.â€"IndianapolisNews. ' ‘ A well-known theatrical producer used‘to be a brick- layer, and he‘s be inning to wish be we still in the sme trade-«New ork Tribune. A Port Elgin minister. reports the Brantford Expos:â€" itnr, has loft. the ministry to become a rural mail courier. This is an vxrhangn of pmorty for dpsti- tution.â€"â€"St.- Catharinns Standard. Lots of poopid\Vciilldii’t,. mindiust now it‘ the sun were to go on strikv.â€"~-B«in-olvr Cities Star. A lucky man is he who, aftvr permitting his back-- yard garden to grow up in weeds. finds that the woods make good “greens.”â€"â€"Kansas City City Star. Fining the Rhofiish citx of Duisbmg the onenw‘s regulations looks like :1 more slap on the wrist_ Hamilton Spectator. - THE POSTAL shown aptitude. Mr. John S.“ Martin, the new Minister of Agriculture, has hadwno previous experience in the Legislature, but he has qual- ities that should enable him to make a great success of the work to which he has set .his hand. He is a University graduate. he was a High School Principal for seven years, he is now perhaps the best. known raiser of Wyanâ€" dottes in North America. His fame as a poul- tryman has spread far and wide, and oultry from his Port Dover farm have provi ed the nucleus for sonie of the most famous South American strains. Mr. Martin has the know- ledge. the business training and the Will to serve. well the interests of agriculture in Ontario. MYTHS AND CHMMEN'I‘S DEPARTMENTS NEW VENTURES CRISP COMMENT THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Mrs. Ruhm't MilbuI'II and a IIIIIIIlIm' (If nlhm's s pent sumv buss hours: in Zion cc mutvI'v latolv. lwaulifx In: tho tamih plufs‘. 'llwro aI'v still unitv a mthvr in Iwml (If attvntinn. Mr. 0mm Poalft is vnjnying a wovk m 'l‘m'nnto. mung down With Ivan Edwards on Slmday. Mr. {ind M rs. Aphrny and family of Toronto wm'p VISHOI‘S With Ymm: Bros. of 'l‘ownsond's Lake laqt, \wok. \Iiss hind \‘ichnl has wsignml lu r pnsitinn in Sb \0. 3'» and HH‘ llllS- I" How! aw adthising In? H qw- cessnr. Corner Concerns (Our own correspondent.) Haying is now on. at least sweet clover and alfalfa cutting. The crop is a good one. Fall w eat. is also good. In fact. prospects are good for all kinds of fiald craps. .47.; II ..:â€" .wc dLL: 1th[M‘YX.VI.I__13._â€"v..â€" ./ 5 ..:: a Erwin 95$ .12... .3 1:: I....:.:_ ._: .52: .4 IL? ~51. :4. Mrs. Elizabeth Grasby spent. a few days last week visiting fripms here before leaving to Visit. her sons, John and Thomas. of Brussels and Scar- borough. respectively. Mr. and Mrs. R. 1‘. Cook and no- phmv. Murray. III' DIItrI‘Iii. autIII-Ii mar III “III (”Junk IIIImIIsiIIaIl IIII Sun- Ila). hlingim.’ Miss JPllllil' aIIIl I‘Iif- fIIrIl hack \\ iHI “anl. '1 0m and \III- I‘iPl ‘II‘I‘ OlliO‘ing‘ gIIIIIi iiml‘S in tho Citv of ”11‘ StIaits hut haw a \\ arm spIIt in ”N'il‘ III axis for old /iIIII and il~_ JIIIIIIIIII. 'Jlmllgh in his 86”] \mn.1\li..in- svph Umk Hi Mm!“ Hill 1(va nut with Mr. R. Hunk HI l1'c~}lHH in \isil kincirml lmrvahuuts. and than on in (Ivyiuu. Hv I'viains wnmlm'ful \‘igui'. 'l‘lw :IIIinI Ils suppliml tn tho hm I'- I'ing aI‘I- III'miIIg gum] (IIH‘S tIIIIs 1m. MI'. Hasil Inn Is :IIIIIIliIId «Inv last work that IlI'vssI-d {‘60 pounds. (Our own 'correspondent.) Mr. Clam-now quinson and sister Alma attondmi a menu- at Plkf‘ Lake on Thursday. SI. I’IIIII's IJIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIpIII IIIIII Imsy making III’I'INSIII‘} IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII-IIIs I'm- \\III II IIIIIv IIIIIIII \\ iIl III II \‘I‘I'y sur- IIIIssI'III III‘IIIIiuIIs'IIIW \' Im SIIIIIln .IIII\ 3-. ’IIIIIJ II IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIy IIII IIII‘ I'nIIImâ€" in: .IIIIIIIII\ in MI‘. .IIIIIIIIs .IIIIIIISIIIIS I'IIII‘IIIIIIIII. III IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIiIih Rm. \\. H. IIaIIIII-y ma) I'IIIII IIIIIII {II'OII'IIIOHII' IIIIII I-\'IIIIEII:.I' sIIIIVIIII-s. SI-II IIIIIS fIIII I'IIII IIIIIIIiIIIIII‘IIIs. 'I'IIII HI’flIIL’I‘IIII'II \\'IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII III- \‘iIII- N‘I'VII‘I‘ III IIIII I’III-sI‘IytIIIIiIIII IZIII'IIII I'III SIIIIIIIIy IIVIIIIiIIg sIII-ak Quitu a numle lng‘n hay-making this. wm‘k. 'l‘lw PM)!» Is :1 gnnd aver- ago. Mr. and \ll's‘. .IIIIHI Halm (If ()Spl‘vv \isilml kiIIIhml in ”10 III-iglIlIIIIhmul last. “00k. liliglllly «'1' HH' :qu'o-ss h\‘ ”NV. '3'! Smith. ° (Our own correspondent.) . 'I‘hv “math-If WI” lw nnsvttlml hll afh'r Hu- (Hummus 'l‘\\;o-lfih. Mrs. Mvtliunwl. Lamhtun strm't. is, thP mwst Hf lu'r moon. Miss McDan- :Ild. Mr. Calvert and two sisters 00f Kincardmc spgnt. over the (st. \Vlth Mr. Thomas \\ 115011 and family. Rn-shingliug barns is common in this part at piosom. Mos SIS. \Valter Fvi‘gusun “illiam \lm'shall, Thomas Tm 1w and your svriho are liming that kind Hf wnrk donv. 4...: t. ...:. 232$. 2.5:: .12 341;?! 1:: :_:_c._:._. E m_x._..\_x_x..l_ .2 ._. .52 This neighlmrhwd was shocde (m Sunday to learn of tho sudden clvalhs of Mrs. Alex. Milne and Mr. Charlvs Smail. Tho latter was well known aruuml the Corners. Miss Minnio- lmnnux spout tho “wok-mm With her m‘wnclnmthcfl‘. Mrs. hhzalwth .lnlnmm. at Hnlslmn. Mr. William Aljnb of St. Marys is lmhdaymg I'u ' a \\'m'k 01' IN) 21mm": frwmls Inc-1'0. Miss ihihv Maltlimw in“ last “Wk in sin ml :1 in \\ “wk-s in Xian. am dis- tiiit uickiug imit. Mr. mum» Williams “1' 'l‘m'nnln spgnt afvw days: a! his HM homo. o1~V-.~â€"p~.â€" ._.:~..$1.....Z_ .2. 5 4.55 .1... _:.:_1. .:._:; .5: 15:22. 7:: 2.5.5. 1:28:11? Miss Sarah Mctlalltlm. \Vlln taught our schmol wrv snowssful} _\ for the past war is {ruing tu attmut meal after ltw hulida \s, but in tho nwan- timn is \\ ith ntlwt' associatvs picking fruit in tho fruit district. _I\II'. Wilfrml Harhmm is hnmv from his schmvl tn, assxst his fathm' WI”! haying." and hzuwvstlng. .\l 119‘. Jamvs Bal'hum‘ Hf Munsv Jaw. \\'l”l'h0l‘ llitlv daughtvr. IS Visuting rvlatlws llt't‘t‘ fur a hm“. 13n1°'n.~~-¢ m .lunv 27. tn Mr. and Mrs. Jemuw Um'm'uw. a mu. Defies Rust! There: one his point about “Toronto" Stable Equip- ment which makes me spee- can” ”" “SEER ":5. B”‘ «tin. Tm Liana-e. JOHN sau'rz, nunun, onumo €54; :33! a! a i r' E _ it’s Traverston. Edge Hill. Mr. Eljnvst. Gweanod enjoyed a motor trip in Port Elgm on Tuesday. Mr. Harrv \\’iili:ims is visiting friends in Tumntu this week, Live hugs ........ \\'lwat ....... Oats .............. Barley ........... Buckw heat ........ Peas .............. Hay ............... Butter ........... Potatoes, per bag. Ifides .......... Mr. and Mrs, D. Robinson and fa- mily attondod tho auniwrsar ' ser- vices in (mnnvctiun with thv amp- den Presbyterian Church on Sunday. § Every Day Is Bargain Day Mrs. John A. Little of Duudalk is gigging her mother, Mrs. Robert c r. Bay. st. George Firth (W Grand Vallev has been \isiiiug Um Filth and Bit- chie families. mo. And Mrs. Wiltiam Whit. Jr” Visited thnir c0115:ns._)1rs_. W. J. Rit- chie‘ and Mrs. w. a. Fix-tn. .Ea:::.:/. 1.2:::._. :7. 2:3 >._:_...Z._ 1.5.1.? ......:i.E_z. 7:: 555:7. ..:a.=.:..2 1:52. 31...? (Had tn lvpmt that Miss Susiv (hivrsnn is \wll again :utm' hvr 1'0â€" (PM! “111055. Miss H0101] Milligan is in Hurling:- lnn. I'ruiiâ€"picking. l'ux' u munth m- am, Mr. .lulm Park nf leit is Visu- im: at his lmmv lwrv during “IS fallwr's illnv-‘s. Mr. Allwrl, MannaM :o-H Mnncidy fur Kitclwnor, wlurrc hv will \\'Hl'1{ nn Um (I. P. R. 53:: 1: _:_.$ .2573 :59... a may, EEZZQ .7. :zaI «1.5.92.7;15’. miii'ivatid Mrs. McPhai-l and family of Prlcovil‘m worn guosts of the Mc- Donald family the first uf ”10 week. Mr. Alex. Morton is erecting a garage and driving shed for Mr. Ar- thur Edge. Mr. Ernest. Greenwood is busy these days with his circular sawing outfit and has cnnx'ertecl sen-ral piles of pnleg into firewnod, ‘ “1- mid Mrs. (seoi'gv imam. and family \isitod on “mim'sdih \xith Mr. and Mrs. Nvlsml \lvfiuiro. at (well 1'11 «1. “K |‘ I ‘ '5. ‘U. ‘ -- ‘ -- ‘-_.--_.V . Mrs (“mafia Hnlstoin was a guest. of tho Misses, Edge on Thurs- 42:23.. 9:... 231:4... a. .12 ES :7. 2:3 :37? ..._1.1...:. 1.17. ES ::.:....:.5 2522.5 #7. Mr. and Mm. I). Lunlwr n! Paislm \isitod rocvnlh \\ ifh tolhw latter 5 sis- h-I'. Mls. “ill “NM ' A number uf willing wurkors mm at tho school un "l‘m-sduy ai'lvrnnun and rut. tho 1.: 1135' and ropairnd fmw- us. \Wwfiulshml. uulhuihlinus. windows. c-tc. 'l‘hny made quitv a nutivvahlo inmn'nwmont in tho gonoral appear- anm- uf thv schnol mum-My. (Our own correspondent.) Mr. Jamns Pm R has boon undm Hm clm Mr s (-an- late-h \\ Uh hphnnl lmm'. DURHAM MARKET THE PEOPLE’S MILLS Our Feeds are of the Best Quality, and our Flour is Guaranteed. Prices right for Cash Highest'Price Paid for Wheat delivered at the Mill Goods Delivered in Town Every Afternoon / Phone 8, Night or Day. The People’s Mill South Bentinck Sovereign Flour Eclipse Flour White Lily Pastry Flour Wheat Cereal and Rolled Oats BranOl ,_ Shorts Feed Flour Oat Chop Crimped Oats Mixed Chop Mixed Grain for Poultry Food Blatchford’s Calf Meal Pig Meal and Poultry Feeds JOHN MCGOWAN - Corrected July 12, 1923. O7 75 AT i8 ESEVEI YEARS [If ! lflRIllRE Ono \vuman nivm hvr dnnx'knnhs a thin (Wat Hf ("Ultn'Ic-ss \'al'ni~'ln aftnr slw has pulishml Hum. 'l‘huy do nut. hlur or tarnish fm' many nmntlw. «won though oxlum-cl In “'03th «mn- c'lilinns. Missll‘lila Park I‘I'llll'llt‘d In THI'HIHU aftor \‘lSltlnf: at Mr IIII‘IIH'. Mr. \\ iiiiam IN IIIV. Six. and fauniiv “I'H' at Eugonin i'I'I‘I‘IIUV. Mr. Ale-x. “lil‘lN‘ll VVas {ho late-st. in [mm ham 3 “PW I'aI'. 'l‘lw 1IIII-f-I'iIII:~ sialtmi lust VVm-k for this }'(“1!‘.“ VVa.- IIIII «In la‘ I'l t_h_: II it would I'uIItiIIIII- lunuvl I'II Hm Mr. Alvx. “rim-sun fall. TI. Iimllu: fruit Hulda Like thousand: and thousands of other aun'erera, Mr. Albert Varner of Buckingham, P.Q., tried many remedies and went to doctors and specialists ; but nothing did him any Finally a friend advised him to try “ Fruit-a-tivea "-now he is well. As he gays in a letter: _ “For seven years, I suffered terribly from Headaches and Indigestion. I had belching gas, bitter stufl‘ would come up in my mouth, often vomiting, and was terribly constipated. I took Fruit-a-tives and this grand fruit. medicine made me well". 50¢. a box, 6 for 82.50, trial size 25c. At dealers or sent by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. Ont. “'mMim.’ ln'lls‘ FRIDAY- -SATURDAY July 13-14 'l'\\'0 SHU‘NS :8 and 9.15 PM. Admission: 16 and over 25c. Children 15C Sunshine Comedy “THE WISE DUCK” VETERAN STAR “THE YOSMITE TRAIL" “My. July a. ma. DUSTIN FARNUM Durham, Ont. THEATRE also IN a: running