The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

1920 h‘-NG‘ Remedy k setb- uorn our tor *3:ng I". II" 1* Me [In A comfortable dwelling. l acre of land some small fruit, 8 rooms. soft and hard water. Will a "Ce " any reasonable offer me [on SI! " Ad VO‘L. XLIII. N 0 7 b mds. yieldmg over " per cent. annually enquire DIP. Ramage at Review oft.ce All enquiries cnotidential f" Tf::":',].),),,)],', N634 53:2:- ?.i'ii'oPlICS r" itagir-cccgmriiaMll" If C mnIy cure Rutherford trot In ' '3" of .300 from the Co. Council. Wy""- Bookkeeper and Stenograp' State experience and salary wanted Box 137, Durham. B U 45 years, has done l its share m the development I ttigl oi the business of the Do-l Han minim. Our experience and (tp."" ' . h . lnnk on (titupment are at t e servtce tie 3- or every customer. " 17,ii'd STANDARD BANK " hauwovth's caller) the Rev. 80M. ,dott of Toronto Presbytery. has boon mined by the Owen Sound Pteutrtery. argmm in Hardware and all other .Nitt MclnIyu's his: Clearing Sale 'Irduy. Feb tth to 21st. Read Mild h OF CAK'A" A DURHAM BRANCH JOHN an.“ - - M PRICEWLLI BRANCH o'll mucus mm "In" m \DS o. will ht Town H It h Ame 1yi",vtT:i,-f11,ic,s," Bank, for the past a tO per t " W attic: light A; tr “t THE n ply Io Teliord & Currey. tot the U. S. will de can Sound on Tuesday 1 Chas old Du; h d M $46 H poet SN ll N run the e Blue Lodge :ial and dance m. commenc- Oil gives a duces smoky ‘or sale at the Her & So " FELT.- r Duwlingof rham boy. In A's "we have weather dur- thermometer zem. How. an it actually W Joruoc n! d W o. Lloyd, J Fin. Secy the rip the Ar vs ago and as acknow- The Globe 1 standing re has been $2 75 per day, Jan. _ t1avortntr a lengthy U. R. Mc. non d tndsew's inet Ow clover ayor urn s0ies 15K xes did and ts Mildmay team which has been making astir in the hockey world this winter. ,appeared in Durham last Thursday and lina well played game met defeat 7-1 (Play was not sofas! and thrilling as in isome previous encounters this season 2 and some doubt existed before the match ins to the locals chances of victory. At _ end of first period Durham led only 2 -- l, ‘ but the second dispelled all doubts of the ultimate outcome when four straight ‘Durham counters made it 6--i. Dur- ham secured the only goal scored in last l period F some pretty combination play was car- 3 I ried out by the Durhams 3 or 4 at the! goals were scored on lone rushes by Zim I I mer who showed his best game ever play- _ ed here. His speed and poke check were! Itsllinu factors in the victory. Jim “a! I Lachlan at right defence also scintillated, I and Ernie McDonald in goal blocked ev I [ erythmg butane which the player shot I I, from close on the nets Fletch " right Idefrnce was Mttdmay's outstanding star. I He is big and speedy. as pretty ' stick I handler as ever seen here, with an accur- I ate speedy shot. He was too closely I l, checked however after getting started, to endanger the Durham nets. EwoneI Murphy of Mt Forest refereed The 1 teams ', _ I ( Durham's senior's chances for district honors went a-glimmering on Tuesday I night in Mrldrnay where they lost a hard 'l‘ought game by U to G. The Durhams i had no chance to get away in Mildmay's (, little ice box of a rink and could not ac fcommodaie themselves to it. Thedam. lage was done in the first period when l, Mildmay ran up a 5 "-2 lead Thdfélltéi 1 Durham heldthem even. Mildmay play- led one new man from their game here (Ill? strengthened their line-up, while ( Durham stood pat. l Durham's only chance now to tie the 'district is to wm both home games and I defeat Southampton there, and such is too 1rttrttoteat possibility to consider, How- lever. both games here with Walkerton {and Southampton will be hummers, and i Durham intends to go through with a ‘c.ean "won ' sheet at home. 7 Any systematic team work was not evi- dent by either line up. though at times Durham McDonald McLachlan Zimmer Morlock M, Saunders R. Saunders i Harover and Durham High Schmls teamq met m a friendly game in Durham rink on Tuesday evening, which tiniched a me. 3-3. Durham scored the winning goatin 10 min overtime played. Mith the score always close the game was in ‘teresting throughout. Lance M-Dirr re- fereed. The teams were I Durham H. S. Hanover H. s. ;Al en Kass ' goal C Helwig ', Willet Snell right d. .Weidendorf l Elben Shut: left d. ' Wendorf , w. valet: centre S.Eccles . l Irvingl-leidge tight w. C. Armstrong Ittv, [Cress left w. Brunt "torktt Burnett sub. Hauert Mildmay Won Walkt non Southampton Mlldmay Durham Hanover Durham Juniors vs. Palmerston Durham Girls vs. MI. Forest At DurhamRink next Wednesday Now that the Senior hockey team is practically out of the race. the supreme intern! locally will centre on the Juniors who won their half of the district and are strongly in the running. They meet Palmerston, winners of "B" half of the district next week, playing in Palmerston on Monday night, and the return game in Durham on Wednesday night Goals count on the round, so the excitement will not falter a minute. The Juniors have so far proven themselves a better "away. from-home" team than the Seniors. and if the score is held fairly even at Palmerston will have bright prospects of pulling ahead here. An additional aunt tion " provided fo, Wednesday night here. Mt. Fons: girl: hockey team are coming up that day and will play an exhibition game at 7 o'clock with Durham girls. The double bill will furnish two splen- did games, and a bumper crowd in anti- cipated. Keep Wednesday free and take in both games inwan High School Won in Overtime TLe District standing Durham iiht g iliilittittiitiiti, tihttrititt,, 7: wLij, Fshrteriaa Annual Meeting right sing left wing Sub. goal right def left det. centre ', Durham is Out Won Lost To Play Hanover H. S. lawn “may" C Helwig > --- _ . .Weidendori The inaugural meeting of the full coun- wendort .cil took place on Monday evening. all S.Eccles ,being present and the newly elected C. Armstrong" members making the usual declaration Brunt The meeting passed ar successfully. Haunt f Coatinucdon page 8. Mildmay Berry Fletch Kunkel Sauer Wendt Devlin Schmidt There are Pi9 families in the congrega- tion with a membership toll of 413 'lhe "In Memo: iam" list showed eleven deaths during the year. were adopted as printed, but all showed encouraging prrgress, in nearly even in stance the funds having "gone over the top"as compared with previous years. Breaks the Record Again With Buoyant Finances The Annual meeting of Durham Ptee byterian Church was held on Monday There was a fair attendance, townspeople in the majority, and it is being felt that even more would attend it" the meeting was arranged tor the evening instead of the afternoon The meeting was opened with devotion. al extremes bv Pastor Whaley. who also presided. Many of the smaller reports Tne enrolment in the Sunday School proper, Adult Bible Class, Senior Bible Class. Home Department and Cradle Roll numbered 235, “no receipts (132516.83 with Missionary gwings ol $84 66. Two affiliated Union ti. schools at No. 9ticttoot House, Glenelg, and at Edge ‘Hill, also show good work being done under Super- intendcnts W. J. Young and W. J Ritch e respectively. The Women's Missionary Society show- ed collections and dcnatiocs ot over $400 and 340001' this went for Mission pur- poses The Mission Bands under Mrs. Whaley's Presidency has shown unwanted vigor and a good work' is being done amongst the young, by developing the Missionary :pilit The Ladies' Aid, “h se receipts in war time ran into four figures, have this year receded, but still have good work to their credit. They made a handsome donation to the whim; of the choir and met the ex. pense of the Memorial Tablet to fallen soldiers. Outside of congregational work proper interest i, taken m the Dominion Alliance the Leper Mission, Christian Men's Brotherhood. Bible Society, Knox College Missionary Society. Inc, some hundreds of dollars going to these causes The feature of the year “as the work undertaken by the Managers in redecora ting the interior at the church and in painting and in other ways making the exterior presentable. The combined work cost about $1200.00 and few but thought that some of this expense would have to beamed over. However, without can- vasq, or any special effort, the money tlowed in and the year which began with a balance on hand of $4.30 ended with a smaller balance oi $110, but with every obligation met. The same buoyancy was shown in Mis. sion givlngs An objective of $1300.00 was aimed at but a sum of $1530 was reached. 8100 of this being a bequest from the late Mrs Leslie. who has also left an- other $100 for the stpecirsc purpose of im- Towardsthe close ot the meeting the chairman :Mr Whaley) was asked to te- tire and in his absence discussion took place on Increase of salary. It was de cided to grant a similar increase to that at last year $150 oo, making the stipend $1700 00 Mr Whaley was recalled and gratefully thanked the congregation when informed of the step tale]. proving church grounds No less a sum than 31818 was allocated among the eight schemesof the church: Home Missions and Forengn Missions getting $730 each. Thos, G Lauder, J. C Adams, W. J. Thos. G Lauder, J. C Adams, W. J. Derby, C. Ramage were re-elected Mana- After thanks to various bodies for special services. the benediction Waspro- noumed and adjournment made to the basement when: apleasant socal hour was spent and refreahments mwd Mlny,VEitA llUl’KINS Alter only a Week's illness from tl: Mrs: Vera youngest daughter of on and Mrs Jas Hopkins, 2nd Con S,G.eneig, died this Thursday mormng at 2 a. m She was in her 24th year and was born on the term adjoining the present home Besides the sorrowing parents, there wnl mourn one brother George. near by, and three sisters: Mrs R. Whitmore, Dar. ham : Mrs H. Allen Glenelg ; Mrs Jos. Porter. Bentinck. The funeral will be on Saturday to English Church cemetery. her pastor, Rev. Mr Cole conducting the services. _ -- iririimor, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1920 Town Council ubiluary With which " incorporated the Holstein Leader The community was shocked to learn on Tuesday qt the star Iinirrr sudden death of Mr Alfred Ashley. a progressive young farmer bt Bentinck about a mie north of to". Thursday and Friday last he was not feeling well. but up to Saturday attended to his thrm duties. Sunday a doctor was consulted who pm- nounced it a case of "tlu FF Monday gave no encouragement and on Tuesday he passed inte the beyond at the early age of 32. a young man in his pere He was born n 'ar Bumplon, 'xhere I is fathtr and two brothers still live. H.s mother died while he was in his intancy and the home was broken up. Allred grew up with the famiiy (if Mr Geo. Cuff at Hutton Hill. Which he looked upon as hie home Eight years ago he married Miss May Hopkins a daughter ol Samuel Hopkins. north of Allan Park, and the young wife with two small children, will have the deep sympathy of the commun- ity in their sure beseavemttu. Besides the brothers in Brampton. an- other, Aaron Ashley lives in Durham, another brothet is near Walkerton and a sister is Mrs McCallum. near Elmwood. ' Monday. 2nd February, logo, was a pet day for a wedding. and it appeared a, if the weather man put on his best brand for the occasion of the weddmg of Miss Margaret Eileen McAuliffe, second daugh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John MeAuliffe, up- per town, Durham to Mr. George Shewell youngest son of Mr. and Mrs Fred strew- ell, Dornnch. Two years ago come March he bought 1 the Canon farm, and human.) speaking'; was giving promise l f useful citizenship I His neighbors speak of him in warm! terms and his sudden taking off is as a, voice saying .. Be ye also ready-" '; He st interred in Durham cemetery, Rev. Mr Cole conducting mortuary ser was. T' The ceremony took place promptly atl St. Peteraveikctrrtuoar,at m .Father' Fiahaven. the parish priesFoeiCutting in l the presence of many friends of both bl ide , and groom. The bride was led to the al. f tar by her sister Hannah. Urhengrin's l wedding march being played by the groom's twin sister, Miss Nellie SheweJ of ( Toronto, and assisted on the violin by Mr i, Wilfred Sharpe, also of Toronto. The l bride was handsomely gowncd in white ' satin. overskirt of georgette with silk l fringe at waist and adorned with irredes- l, cent trimming. Tne mqtomary bridal i veil of tulle was also in evidence, capped l with orange blossoms and the costume was completed by the bride carrying a l large sheaf of white carnations and maid- f en hair tern. The bridesmaid, Miss Han- I; nah McAuliffe. chose pale blue satin for: her bridesmaid's gown. tsith roaebud , trimming and carried pink carnations and [ ferns. Mr Altred Sheweil, the groom’s 1 brother, acted in the capacity of grooms- Fol'owinz the service at the church about 70 guests wended their way to the bride's home, where a sumptuous dinner was served. The table was centred by a four storey wedding cake, and was soon tested and found that quality was fully equal to its appearance. The dining room was decorated in festooni a"! streamers of white to every angle of th l oom, while from the centre of the chandelier hung white wedding bells The afternoon and evening (and morning) was spent in music and dancing. and in waiting good uishes to the happy young couple. They leave 'lka week's time for Detroit where the groom holds a good position. man Immediately after the ceremony the ch, i' rendered an Anthem sweetly, which showed training under Mrs D.McAulilfe's leadership. Mass followed the anthem and while the register was being signed, the bride's youngest sister. Miss Stella McAulifferendeied"Ava Maria" emaci- ively Many beautiful wvdding gifts testify to the este: m the young couple are held by their numerous friends. China. silver- ware and linen all loomed large and che- ques amounting to $130 were also receiv- ed. To the bride the groan bestowed a French lynx mat and pearl r0sary. to the bridesmaid a cameo pendant. to the groomsman. a gold watch ch im, to the sister “ho played the wedding march, a Cameo pendant and to the regularorganist Mrs David McAuliffe, a gold brooch. BORN 7 Commit-4M Edge Hill on Sunday. Feb. lst, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Com r, a The young couple are being tendered a reception at Dormeh hall next to the groom's home on Wednesday evening. The good wishes of a host of friends foi. iow them including than of the Review. Death of. Mr Alfred Ashley SHEWELL ___ MCAL’HFFE lfymeneal Mm? Mrs Dr D B. Jamieson, Mrs Gilbert aking i McKechnie and Miss Margaret McKen- Iship izie, Regent, Secretary and Treasurer res- warm I pectively of Canadian Greys. I O. D. E. is as a ' are delegates from thie order to Hamilton 1 Friday to attend the formation of a Pro. .. ._._ Evinrial Order for Ontario L I'r Will Cotfield of Detroit came to Durham to attend the tihewell -- McAuiitfe (wedding Monday. E Mr Henry Seim and family removed ‘from Normanby to town this week and [occupy tG Gibson residence vacated by l, Mr Arthur Alice and family who have re- t moved to Hespeler where he is employed. Nurse Carmount has returned home aftera month's visit with her sistcl in Mt Forest Mr J. S. Mctlraith wasin Galt Monday attending the funeral of a relative. Miss Marie McEachnie of Markdale visited Miss Ada Allan last week. l This organisation has just completed _ 'imost successful year. The outstanding (event in the Chapter's work were the ibringing of Miss Constance Boulton of iToronto here to give a talk to the school lchildren and to adults also on the part , the British Empire and especially Great l Britain had played in the great war. and la lecture by Mrs. Ross Jamieson on the lwork in Labador under Dr. Grenfell. i Another address was that given by Miss lJessie Munroe on the Great War Front I in France and Flanders Three of the lfive banquets given in town lor the re. l turned soldiers were under Canadian itjreys" auspices, the expense borne solely by its members. The Chapter has also presented the high school with the his. I torical picture entitled "The Second Bat- ' tle of Ypres' and to the Public School the one entitled "Canada's Answer." To the high school they have also given a "Scholarship fur the pupil taking highest marks at Junior Mstriculation and going on to Upper School work Also steps _ have al.eady been taken by the Chapter l to beautify the Library grounds i Margaret G. Mckechni: I ' Secy. "Can Greys' I. o. D. E. TREASURER'S REPORT ' _ Receipts To balance on hand f.o n l9l8... $50 88 Fees and Pins e.......................... 4ti 13 'Proceeds olentertainments ....... 877 68 " Donation from Dancing club.... to 80 IGrant from Town Council for , Navy League Fund.................. 50 00 Miss Jean Allan of Toronto is visiting her parental“. and Mrs D Allan fora month. Reeve and Mrs Calder are spending a few days in Toronto this week. Misses Effie and Gram Hunter spent last week end in Toronto Mrs Charlotte Moria of Lancer, Sask announces the marriage of hm daughter, Isabelle, to Mr Jenkin Morgan Powell, on Wednesday, 28th January, P.P20. Misses Florence and Katie Kerr and Mr. Howard Meade attended the "At Hom2"and the unveiling of the Mentor-, ial Window in honor of the fallen heroes, connected with the Normal srhool, Straw lord, last Friday night. I Mr and Mrs Peter Mt-Eachern of Falrbairn,visited Mr. and Mrs. David Allan for a few days last week. Mrs. M. A. Jordon. Master Wilkie and Miss Alberto of Toronto are vxsiting Mrs Mt Kechnie of the Rocky on their way to visit Miss Henderson of Markdale. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelsey are holiday- ing with te'atives in Ganonoque Miss Jennie is ab visiting for a month in T romo and Gananoquer Annual Report Canadian Greys Chapter, I. 0. o. E. Margaret McKenzie, Twas. ‘Can. Greys' io D E Folloiving are the list of officers for 1920 ; Regent. Mru Dr.) D. B. Jameson let Vice Regent. Mrs J. H Harding 2nd Vice Regent. Miss] Weir, B A. Secretary, Mrs G. McKechnie Treasurer. Miss Annie Kearney ' Echoes" Secretary Miss Alice Ramage Standard Bearer, Mrs. W. H. Lauder Council ; Madame! Puckering, A. Mc- Farlane. MrBeth. Rowland. Knight. Irwin, Misses Margret Hunter and Margaret McKenzie. Sundries Disbursements Expenses of entertainments and banqucts F................ .........1 French Relief Fund ......r.......... Children's Aid Society ........ ...... Navy LeagueFund.................... 1.O D. E. War Memorial......... Armenian Fund ........ ................ Rink Shares m............................ Printing and Advertising .........._ Total Receipts $1045 76 Disbursements 3907 62 Bal on hand $138 " Interest $10” 70 8907 62 320 08 too oo In 00 150 oo In 00 bi on ISO 00 43 90 92 64 “duty-9's big Clearing Sade of "and. Ware. Stoves, Ranges. Household Goods, Ott., is on Feb. 7th to tttrt. Read ad on pale 4 for bargains. Fun sat.re.-Ford Touring Car, 1916 model. all in good condition. Will sell very reasonable. Victory Bonds taken as cash. Apply to _ -.. .. h . Tenders will be "waived by the under- signed up to l o'clock p. m. Saturday, Feb 215:. 1920, for the puttingin ofa ceiling in school house at S. S. No. 9, Glenelz. Work to consist of putting in new joist. and putting on lumber and a metal.ic ceiling For further particulars apply to Alex A. Aljoe. Secy.-I‘roas . Phone 95 31 R. R. I, Durham, Ont. After this date I will not be responsible for the payment of any goods given on credit to any person and charged to my name - 7 7 FOR Rrrsr-6roomed flat with bath room and all conveniences. Electric lightthroughout; hot and cold water taps ; rent reasonable. m ., , . Farmers wishing to dim of wheat call up and arrange for shipping dates. R. S. McGowan', Durham Durham. Feb. 2nd. 1920 Merchandise of Superior Quality has always been our Motto Lined Smacks Give us a call, we will try and I please you S. F. MORLOCK I Men's Underwear Groceries Store where Quality Reigns Supreme Men's Heavy Socks Notice to Contractors A full range of Bull Dog heavy black lined smo ks - just the thing to slip on to do your work these cold mornings. We have just sorted up our stuck and can again supply you with all sizes in Ponmm's Arcticand and l olar brands, -- the underwear which isbound to give satisfaction. A large range of Men's heavy wool socks in grey and black at prices which cannot ho duplicated to-day. Our stock of Groceries is always complete with clean fresh wholesome food. Wheat Wanted Notice A. Sheweil. Dornoch --A few cold weather needs Fred Wright W. Calder Paul-boa “at" " II {Hun-u C. tulMit a SUN I’M-uncul- The undersigned has t Issuer of Marriage Lcer trict. Parties contemplat please call. No publmly For the leaseof ttt.S hamnr wounds"! the tioutlt Cum Auw Socielyfor the swam ot Wu. lenders marked "Tenders for m mustbe m the hands at 1hr l', Dan Edge. R R. I. Durham. " on Saturday, February 7th Crt of leasecan beseenal Mr. H J. 8 Dan Edge. (Lu; lumber ig cchr)ot hm be fore the or any ter Phone 9.r3-1 We am paying 9m to 82.65 to 2.75 for Pevi an: for Barley at our Eleven ROB ROY M', I 'resitrcnt Marriage Licenses ROB ROY Tenders Wanted Tenders Wanted R. R. N 'tve hat PRICES Oat