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gd " " m 22?“; John McGowan 5©© tons of No. l Mixed Chop was.“ AND was? Sovereign. Eclipse and Pastry Flour All kinds ot again bought a mum pdce. Speck: Won ti on Flu" and Peed in In“. -_ ' Low tirade Flour, Rolled Oats, Beeahhat Cereal, Bran, Shorts, Middlings, ConlChop. Cranial CHM Com Wheat, Barley and Oats (atop-Ks Outin For iee our Ladies' Pumps Cot-inning the number at trntsatsat team we whine vaive-hsaesnatttesr.iti.nett-ooder "In this type tennis. (or mm a high place in the mines of a great many motor car owners, and in beeonr in. more popular every day. To begin with, it' one. sanclme mum-11y. and what in and in not wanted in the lust. no " in city to nee how thin type at power plant would be much in demand to-dny. To understand the advantages and workings of the Valve in Head Motor, " is not new 59:4 ry to have any technical knowledge, [at the plan a simple and it in urtderatattdable by anyone. Ir the common method of gunline engine cortatguction the an. a in r v "ethr is uscally intrcductu into a side llzmvh r- , 'I "t of wnttmg rrr»m. Then. it explode. mm l 11m tlr' t wants in a round-about way until it The (2hevrolet Garage Advantages of the Chevrolet CRNPED (HTS for Horse Feed at Par Mtm CHOPPED OATS at. . .. very rm ates THE PE0PLE'S MILLS Every bag guaranteed. If not My bring 1t back and get your money. Town Shoe Store Shoes for Men, Women L have a good stock of Oat Shorts and eed on hand that we are selling " l rises for the next few weeks. he Hot Weather RU , I'l Da in Patent and Kid, at popular prices W tment Oatmeal Millers Repairing as tttmtl nt of Trunks, Club-bags, ete., always on hand. N tD VALVE-lN-HEAD MOTOR wing a large assortment of at! Lig mznr‘; at.) any makuui out incinding 'the Ford car. All guaranteed and tho prices charged are right. We can supply ms: g'mrantetd ttrss, and mood” you in your choice of fc r delivegy armmd town fore they are delivered. - eat5 . S. McILRAITH V tttt DDSPS p. nt. every day Feed utof and Children Limited It after More than two hundred thousand Chevrolet cars are in use to-day. This, In itself, in Imple evidence that the follower: of this type of motor are increasing each day. In the Valvoln Head motor, it is 1Hterent. In this type. the galolino vapor is introduced dir. ectly into the cylinder head, and the explosion occurs directly over the piston head, ttnd the cr. linder, being without corner- to collect gases, the fullest benefit is secured by the explosion. All the gasoline vapor explodes and all its force 30m to the ftrwheel. It in for this reuon that the Valve in Head is powerful and dependable. All Chevrolet models are equipped with this type of motor. ii jg!” purlgmu ,ut,ied, Unwanted anxiety is being exper- ienced, in large cities especially. over the queehon ol house accommodation. So much is this the one that Premier Home proposes to lend $2,000,000 " any interest to allow of ttttru-ion oiemsll houses. It in ”My some “powerful ketrinh" could ttot go dong some of our concession lines and pick up empty hon-ea end piece them on on, environs. We quote pen of on enicle by e prominent wri- ter dealing with thin mom! ; The fact that there is a housing problem in Toronto and other large entice " mainly because an undue pro- portion of country born people have been drawn to the town. Tbic drain is due in the main to the fact that all our public "lmsntieuir--in the form at hoontiee to steel manufacturers. enheidiea to railway builders and at uni which has enabled manufactur- ers to charge more for their wares than theee are really ,rorh--htrs tended to aggrandize the city at the expense of the country. The cities have been aided by "titieial means to offer op ttorttmitietr, fintsmfal opportunities a: _leem, superior to those offered on the Hand. The consequence in that labor {baa deaerted the land and ilottked to Ithe cities. Bo peat baa been the Many boardittg.hotuse keepers and others engaged in the restaurant bag. inesa in a. small way, particularly in the smaller towns and villages, have not yet taken out licenses as they are rlquired lo do by the Canada Food Board . These parties are therefore liable to the penalty rrquired by the regulation. 1- must Le heme in mind that a public suing place sub jeer. to license is according to Food Bum Drier No. 46. Any pl tCtt whats ever where menls to the num- her of fit'toon or more per dsy are ser- ved or sold to others than members of the family or household oi the pm- prietor or caterer. Persons supplying meals to the number as stated must obtnirtiitsismstsa, omen-Wise they no li- able to iims or imprisonment. or both, Charges are made that the police were injadicmne and struck vindict- ively " um Sending pedestrians. Opinion on the is not agreed, but opinion is unanimous that there could be no justifiisation for the ttttwarrant ed attack by the soldiers, to whom there is ever y chance allege] redress. The spirit shown must be rittidly nipped in the bud and happily the great meeting ot the a. W. V. A. has in no uncertain tongs condemned their action " unworthy of soldiers who ham been fighting tor liberty and tair play. Toronto 1tst Week was the "one ot some disgraceful riots in when much Iropertv was destroyed and perhaps adhundred people more or less injur- e ' _ The trouble began when a few te. turned soldiers. sunning under a real or fancied grievance from the proprietor of a Greek restaurant. took the law into their own hnnds and be- gun to smash his windows and other. wise show their dislike. The erored soon grew larger, the police were called. and using their batons freely reprisals of stone throwing began and a bitter mix-up took place in which many innocent citizens got hurt. Arising from Arrogance of a few Returned Soldiers "hung the Farm tor City Bgngfit" h Serious War Problem hut a Note of Warning Housing the People hnbton Street, Durham, Ontario AUG. 8 1918 Tl! BmHLullr 387 "m Mr and In Harold Mom: and family ot Owen Sound spent Sundny at the home of Mr and Mr: Chris Rear. Mr and In Thou. Britthtun_ot Louie spent Sunday with friends in this vicinity. lines Ennis And Annie strenee spent tn afternoon moo-Ill with Mr 33:1an lumen Campbell: Hutton I . _ Mrs Olunlu leKeen of Revenue spent a week with Mr and Mrs Henry Rosy end returned the beginning of tt week “compenied by Mr Mc- can. When I think of these things I do not express "tumtempt of court." tn reply to some of the expressions lately heard from courts. 1 could not do this without using longuogn which would not look well on the printed pogo. Only the I,','g',,','tt1li,et vernmulu would do justice who subject. Rev. Mr Cole of Durham will con- duet the service in the church here mu Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Mr and Mn Roy Viekers spent Sundsy with It tad In (loo. Buy. "My blood has' more than once of late been raised to a temperature even higher than that due in the hot wave which has been passing over Ontario. The cause of the 1'18ng blood tempera- ture is in the sneering re‘marka heard from the bench on more than one occasion about the number of elderly farmers’who no angering from bodily ailments, incepaeitating them for the Native work of the farm. These re. marks from the bench have been cal. led forth when only sons of farmers have asked toe exemption on the ground that their fathers are incepaa ble of carrying on the home place without the help of such eons. Some j udges, Sitting on upholstered hench- es. in rooms cooled by electric lens. with ice water always on hand, assume that the pleas made are based in real- ity on a desire to avoid military serv- ce. _ I can conceive of no more offensive ', form of insolence than a sneer from a 1 man whose most strenuous labor for years past has been in the form oi' following a ball on the golf links, at , the physical condition of men whol have worked as Ontario {armors had; to work even before the call of war I made the last drain on the man power of the concession lives of the Prop j incc. Judges holding down soft and , Well paid jobs may tdreot ignorance of ; conditions " they exist on {arms inl this province. but country doctors are, not ignorant of those matters. The l latter know of rheumatic td.ftstgioni' . due to heavy perspiration caused by ; strcnuoue tail in the heat of the day. 5 followed by failure, through sheer or. Imitation, to change clothing and rub l down before cooling off in the evening. 1 Country doctors know. too, of the up- , polling number of cases of rupture and 2 hlro troubles among older formers re. i suiting from widen and too heavyf strains inseparable from work on the; farm under the conditions as to labor l supply that have existed loryesrs past.j Country doctors know as well that 3 these same labor conditions on the, fac.n are forcing prospective and po-l, tentiul mothers in farm homes " dol things from which the whole race mil i, suffer for a generation to come. l Pam To Rent Beinglot 1of11and3oi9,Ckm. l,WG R, Bentinck, (5 miles from Durham on a rural route.) 100 acres, mostly cleared. Some hardwood bush. Convenient both to Church and School. Terms moderate Apply to "W. L. S.” in has week's Wally Sun has a vigorous uncle on "Judi- cial Insolence." which he more truth then poetry in it. Here it is ; The (not that this Inert legislafive spo lotion of the hum is promised by Premier Beam without so much as consulting the only kind of Legisla- tore we hsveis. perhaps, hardly worth mentioning. In these days when legislatures and imratmsntsr.extend their own periods of existence, when in parliament that has outlived It: term creates s new and special class of vo- ters and T diaJronohises on| existing olusof voters in order to secure n fresh lease of life. when even judicial decisions are prepared by order-in- council and rights going back almost. torhe down of oivilizstion ore arbi- trarilv taken ewny, A little thing like the banding out of $2,000,000 of public money by one man. is barely gnougb to cause a ripple on the sur- nee. Booking that milea- centres "ttttttt bone an people rushing manta ; and to retina. nu situation Premier Halts: now propane: to lend money as per cent far oily home building. money which he will have to borrow n 6 to 7 per cent. The difference In the rate at which the Premier lends the money and the rare " which it will be borrowed must fall in the and mainly on the form. The farm is fiot robbed under the tarriif to enrich ch, any and then it is robbed a second time to provide cheap houses for peo- ple attracted to the city, A Rap for the Bench VICK HRS Elizabeth Wilkie, 260 Christie St.. Tort 4W'd'iti' TORONTO Toronto “ Major Bishop was there with his , aeroplane and thrilled the crowd with Ewonderful aerial stunts. He could i do anything with his machine, almost 1 turn it Inside out. Beginning at a lgreat height, he would swoop down I lise a bird upon the crowd and skim i, their heads at a tremendous speed. I It looked like he had' lost control of [the plane and, safety firtit, everyone l would duck to avoid immediate death but with a bank, a loop-the-loop, Ind q a side twist he would disappear into (the blue, only to return a minute Int- 1 er and again put the crowd on their Inches. l, An eventful day in the history of , 'the Canadian Corp. was Dominic” Day when the annual Corps Sports, l were held and which provided really} l magnificent spectacle. The gaily; decorated arena in which the Sports Iwere held was almost encircled withi .grandstands, thronged with soldiers i "rho came in their thousands and. 'tens of thousands from all parts or the Empire. To the rear, contrast-l 5mg with the dense walls ot massed: !khaki, were wavmg field, of green; iwheat which perfected awonderinx: :baekground to the human picture I :Thia was a day of mirth and not! iwar. Fully 400 of Canada"; but; ‘trained athletes were in the amphi- i theatre and the contests were extreme- l Ely keen and interesting. i l We had four civilian visitors,i lnmnely l Premier " Robert Borden, land his colleagues, Hon's. Rowe", lMeighen and Calder. Among the ‘miiitsry here the Premier and Mr gRowell are familiarly spoken of ss’ ( "coruscript" Borden and "No-boon" Rowoll and they appeared in the well-known grey costumes and soft fedora hats, which created envy and longing among all soldiers present.- The Premier and his three friends} made speeches but there is no need toi discuss their messages. You can: readily imagine the soft line of talk: handed out. We were expecting, something better from thein but it, didn't come. One old timer nude' bold to interrupt the Premier with, the question "When is Canada leave} going to open up i" "Talking about, leave," replied the Premier, "we srei trying to arrange it. We are going toi to give you leave to beat the Hun very soon. " t'We'll do it," responded the soldier, "and probably leave you be- hind at the next election algo." To tell the truth the soldiers did not warm to Sir Robert, " of old. The day was hot and we were sun- soaked but the political atmosphere was chilly. Some oi his recent meas- ures in parliament, especially in con- scripting larmers, are losing prestige icr him here " well as among his Civilian electors in Canada. The feel- ing here is that Canada has played her full share in the war to date and yet her soldiers are still agreeable to " carry on." There wattn't a battle last year in which the Canucks did not play the leading roles. You know the results of Vinny Ridge, Lens, Hill 70, Passchendaele and Cambrai and so does the Kaiser. Because the Can- adians have not been so frequently mentioned this year as yet, is due to the fact that 1918 is only halt over. Besides mogula trom the French U. S. and Italian umlea, we also saw the Duke of Connaught and I em go- ing to be a. little rude by remarking that he has a very prominent none. But he in n kindly. genuine, true-heart. ed sport and I saw him taking the keenent interest in the baseball match (won by the ward Toronto battalion in]: com was In FRANCE on 00mm DAY Dear m iends Canada's Premier and many other Notables present. PU. C. C. Ramage relates the Day's Events. 27% Many Thousand iiiiii) Farm Laborers Wanted tpr_ljfVtrpstind in Western Canada snow. “moon” "was éiou We Fall particulars from Canadian Peitic Ticket Ami _ W. B. HOV/Al '1hi1isrrt"hrst_"-$1tt"iiiiiif'tt. "Return trip tatt"---98 " mum GOING DATES August 2s, -harruTE J, August " [m a"lsUrr%'GTL"Norl'tl"tal ll%tr.ti-. 'uiTTt%" "hon: mum; 1:; (3765 Wet nod Sam M Tom-no to an: new R-tttmt r17: Mam tht “d I From mum Se',,",?.",, St??.",?.:'.':,'.?."-, Mocha. was.“ Goguth. a. Kay’s. France, July 6, tttttl, " I tiaji iiaiFia Ce.iisfiiaJGefTiiceaD' f"; R. MAC FARLANE, Agent, Durham. nnnrronv _ "metry2L?yat.'2etJCtryte' Fun-w nod Ind-db. Tonto on up ”have u- Pmen new. on um Linc. -rkAsaFG Puma. human From mucu- 1rtt1tnithttttitet yr Port MM and Burhet 3-m- "hidrturisrii.e7tGi Ttaipe.tsm. Ind-M- file i One otthe principal progrun events was the playing of two Canadian EMilitary bands. The massed pipe ‘bands (108 strong) of 1 Canadian 3Division marched around the urea: iwith that proud " that only pipe. (seem to inspire. The band of the l, Royal Canadian Regt. which bu just ‘retnrned horn a tour to Peril end the Mouth of France is graded “non; the (beat in this country and l have yet to (hear it surpassed. The division which contains the majority of the Durham boys was an- fortunately in the line, consequently I did not see many old dues. How.. ever I had the pleasure of meeting Will Petty and Tommy Wright whose home is now in Hanover. Both boys have grown considerably since I last saw them and look well. It wou.d not be wise to detail this big day. There was so much to in. terest one, that a volume would be necessary to 'describe all and I do not feel in the mood at present for extent. aive manuscript writing But July lat, 19:8, will long remain a memor- able day in the lives of thousand; of Canadians. even after the days of peace have returned. A of-war when the 19th Vancouver but. “3;.“ and" " the 'thne of Mr iid retained their championship honors! In And. Hutu. in a hard pun. I --._------ be published next week,entitled "Working Mr and Mn Geo. Lunacy Ind (an. in France under the Red Cross banner." #, ot Tomato tustsompapied by Mr --.----------tvrs---===t='e right tit Chuloy spent Bunduy with f h C Dl A iti In 3nd In Lunacy nod funny. rout e m am Tr. gm“ Ion Mr Hugh McGlllivny Ind Mr and Column 3 m“ to 2) and Mt the ttttp In Neil looxlum'y ot Port Emu " PTE. c. ll. “use: Of the 2nd Can. Field Ambulance, son of ye editor, 'whoee letter, appear from time to time in the columns of the Review. Another interesting letter will be published next week, entitled "Working in France under the Red Cross banner." C. P. I. Ton one. The new order mil:- anyone to have their ticket before bonding t in the home. These candy lozenges are easily taken by young or old. Children eat them like candy. Delight- ful to take, their action sun and prompt. MacFARLANE’S DRUG STORE Price We and 25c Require a laxative from time to time. Realizing this, the wise housewife always keeps a box of NYAL FIGSEN Both Young and Old 2as,Shtgsultl,asam. -ie.'ti.W6ipikD. Dhatart Pun- “ TM _ Whip app“.- uhlged for Bed an. Liam 3rd. eon-need ot 146 pm. socks. Whom shim. l trench up an: an ”Idiot's qsoenfurta; a? “in pyjama. " towels. 69 h'dh0, 801m cloths and " personal prop- any In.” sent u hcipiul IIpplieu. Total nlle $310.05. In W. B. Davidson. of London. viaIsed'n couple of weeks with her mm. In A. ltd-can. Mr and In Jun. Clan-won deliver- ed the following Red Cro- applies to Maloek for further puking Int week ; 80 perlwnal property burl. 18 units pyjama 4 prs, Inch, 1 denim shirt. 12 ttandkeetthiem. Mines Bella {Miller and Annie Quinn: of Durham, visited New d." with their friend. an. Jury Torah“. In. J. mum-a ”out but Wod- nud" with her sister. In A. Mor. ton ol the Rocky. Most of the farmers hue commen~ ced cutting the spring gain which has ripened somewhat outlier this your on man: ot frost and dry weather. ‘- Ka Ihlpmun will he made Satur- dny. Sept. Tth. Mu Ed. Home rammed the War Worken tram this branch get. urd ' Au. 8rd. " Bailey and Mrs Wm. Living- atnne at Elmwood were whiten It Br Don Livittttatone's racontly. Messrs Andrew and Bert nod Miss Belle Marshall of Humpden visited their uncle. Wm Griemn recently. are Alt. Redford and Min En of Durham no visiting at It Wm. Ad. Inn's. Mr. John Whicotord of Bunpden, neeumuniod by his liner, In Per- riu at Toronto, visited " Mr W. J. Derby's one evening recently. Mr. In. Mather [1an . new Ford on from Agent Goo. thttittt of Durham. q lion lug-rec Lunacy visited at Mr Arch. KM! Topofe, lust xi. In? McDonnll manned to Hunilzon rid-y. after visiting three weeks " Mr Arch. McDongnll'n. V “Una-h Elk“. Elsie, Ind Marie Biorwonh of unlock: visited at Mr And. Ruth'- loud-y. week. In: Gertrade 01101110! Pittaton, Penn. in bollduyiu n It Duncan Clark‘s. Misc Flora McDonnld of Hamilton is waking Mend- Mound our burg for two or three momhs. Phone Il. If you have been motoring on dusty road- nnd your eyes have suf- fered as a result. use Nyal Eye Water. For tired, “Mug eyes it is soothing and healing. It quickly quiet: and soothes the burning lid and banishes the ache. For Sore Eyes NYAL EYE WATER SOUTH BENTIICK Price Mc u“ a “as 2.” on on Qtii' than if the the watch. Berry pic general wit the time u tsome trn ba 9 big h lik b W Quite a D. McCon mmetime a. is not so IVt Mrs Mek spent a whi ling enjo to th get t Pgiccvil [at week. dent cone don't knuv tle to large Jnol Corps. l to the l night t: Jam the I pou n ner inter GODS not l your if! (tt m ca - Ir Ye: All: can Lunar: . ore ber-Seo in nature's an: bod; it strength, uh. healthy l motes sturdy gr, “85mm rem PRICE V IL! 5.5169535 tF E E Nd The Family Mantra Boil, papers PRES}? M Mids AUG. 8, 1938 M 'eeear summer [21] THE