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Ly 12, 1920 {your tat will more 1 hurry price IS d down Me more sax-m8 0 up to tit.tit 7 up to ”.00 5.. INS. 2 25 ’niture " {On Ally $l too ar at if a pail l0 h F, ‘13; Gel, it. ' arms“). The Vet, elder sisters, Agnes and Evelyn to the i , xxl.i h has been open1 present home The Review Joins with a t'r, Univ lately. H' closed , wide circle in extending condolences. , t thH-Ml mn‘imrnring this; ._...___._ v: illill' l’..:.trd of Health ' ', t llliiltt'll/ t tvrdemic is but‘ Durham tiigh School Notes w. rt,. lit ll “be to take thi~l ----- Hu- prupllrlnh, Frank Mp: Although the "Flu ' epidemic has been 1 r. H! ”a ' L "tton "re by no i raging again and some schools have had 'H " (in. M In,” as the theatre the misfortune to beclosed yet the D. H. t 1 " mum: rrroporntionthis: ti. has been iortunate enough so tar to 7 query, to nnk Httracttons continue its daily routine. A shadow of i",: l rdrtt'. A F. and A. M. No gloom was cast over the staff and students M il, m, totherr Lady I'riends‘“ last Friday morning when they learned dn; mum m their lodge rooms. 1lt.hesudden death of Elsie McLean I ”.14 “Hum ol their brethren ', Elsie wosa student here for 4 years in _t's mm t d a happy social night which time she won many friends by her . _ , ' ' bright and congenial manner. The High mmmlmu~ room» all newly decor- , . t ,l (will! mshed " ere brightly ador- E School extends sincerest sympathy to the w,' h the national colors and formed ) bereaved family. . ’.t'illK pacttttt' Mayor Dr. Grant' lt has been decided to 'Tend part of A) "" the 1hatr and delivered a cor- f the funds obtained by the Commence- , r. “who“: welcome tothe guests of mentastollows: to begin the equipment ",t' etching. The program comprised f of the gymnasium by supplying the boys inviiimental duetts try Mesdames Hard- _, and girls with parallel bars To dee. I W, "nd To”, "3de by Mr E. D. Mc- I om. the third form class room and the i mum, solo by Mrs. McFadden.duett‘lower hall with moulding To furnish l.» Mr, McFadden and Mr J H Harding, ', the upper hall with a reading table which it it! a tine address ' y Rev. F. G. Hardy. is supplied with literature. The last two humming the splendid repaut served. i mentioned have already been obtained. [Minna and a social good time occupied) A new feature of the Literary meeting "it ttout or two bottger. l, last Friday afternoon was an Oratorical - te - - __ _ - --- icontest. It was the first of the kind held -i-lllrlillllrlllIllllBlllll" I in the High School and proved very suc- m------------"' l cessful. There were six competitors, D ltfol 'viz : Mary Mcllraith. Flora Bell Nichol. 7 ' Gertrude Cole, Mary Turnbull. Ward ti' "' Sl Koch, James Rutherford. Two prizes ' " " ‘were awarded by Mrs Hoine and Miss m . I l Weir, the first prize being two beautiful g Le, t, . leather hound voiumes of Scott and Long- ' TD, , :fellow's poems which was won by Mary . . I Mcliraith. Her topic was"Modern civi- tr) E', ligation is ugly." The second prize was 0 [ij h' ‘also two leather bound volumes, Words- _ ( worths poems and "Guy Manenring" by RC,GRESS can only be Is? Walter Scott was won by Gertrude D d b l kin ahead Cole. Her topic was ”The greatness of - assure yloo g. ltheAnglo Saxon." The judges of the and preparing for It. . (contest were Rev's Whaley and Hardy Farm ers - by exerct+ l Our ex-principal, Mr Allan. whom we are iv. : foresight in raising cattle, l always glad to have among us was prea- rh 1:9- and other readily sale. ent. . He was appointed critic of the _ , . l 1cts--can add to meeting and " the close of his report he FF .k prof? m‘_:_ 11-..]. "LG presented the winners with the prizes. ROGRESS can only be I D assured by lookingahead and preparing for it. Farmers - by exercis- én g foresight in raising Cattle, Hugs and other readily sale. .\ l. prodt1cttrrfa8. add to ( -'r worth. This Bank aids ' r,.,', encourages everyokind of .. _ ', ultural operation. I" THE 'i'nliil1M BANK I/OL. XLIII. N0 8 CNN KELLY - . m PROCEVILL! BRANCH ODE! VUISOAV! AND "IDA" ' ' ‘dpwméaa _.'ufs,r,.._.'.-.-), OPICS The Re “I‘Lu'f'n Ernest Greenwood', r mwn'sun Saturday, Jan. atst, .mrr purse containing about " _',, fiver. a school key, sanit- ..nd a memorandum Suitable 1 it Hard and Currey‘s Omer. l"" uni: of the Barrie Mytcry _ " cull In the Rev J.Thurburn Murkdale from the congregation Jul!" and Beeton, was sustained )t"'l. received by the clerk ol o .wh.trry. It will bednlt with win nuarterly meeting to be Huh h 2nd. DURHAM BRANCH B Kt 1?p a? an 04 t A P. 0 F. I g " a E Tc, .? '. "t " l 1:etitti' Mrs J. C Nichol. al McKie as coming to Durham L’mh. No Scotsman should ng the famous comedian. American Coal ou gives al 'nr huh: and reduces smoky: " F". tumbles. For sale at the , q ml sl meeting of the National emont Co., uxunlly hold the "lay m February, in Toronto. "ehuitely pontponed for the h velvet couch tor sale. In- new (Mice tor Maturation. I will be shipping wheat soon ad on this page R S. McGowan ick sale of Spin": goods no at once. h howing lts teeth. After nnably mild weather a l an Sunday last and con- Monday and Tuesday about the wont this win- shes on Sunday had slim "l mail couriers had hard Mart at all. Trains on t-uncelled " almost two ”In? mail matter was all t Wednesday has a smil- T [ Although the "Flu ' epidemic has been I ti D‘urham l Semgr teeam f/gee, ”their [ . ri ,. . T , . . _ ma away- rom. om game o t u am- ”“an “am and “we schools have had l pton in the lakeside town last Thursday the misfortune to be closed yet the D. H. l by 6 to 3 and thereby lost their last hope ti. has been lortunate enough so tar to, of tying for district honors. . The result continue its daily routine. A shadow of ( places Southampton on top m the mean- loom was cast over the taff and students time The ”my?“ ins-ere .hanpicitpi1tsd g _ V - . s tr . I by Jim McLachlan smyury m the Walk- last Friday morning when they learned i erton game here whose sore shoulder we of the sudden death of Elsie McLean lvented hiTlfrom may this ',',tgfstJi',','g, _ sai . .. . I game. owever ut amp on gives : “A? “is a ttet..'?. Yt for 4 years m I Durham credit for being the lastest team WIT“ h time she we'? many friends by her, they have met at home. holding them to , blight and congenial manner. The High. the closest score. Durham boys were i School extends sincerest sympathy to the highly elated. with the good sportsmen I bereaved family. ; ship and courtesy extended them by ‘ I Southampton's team and populate Fol- t lt has been decided to ‘pend part of) lowing the game all were pressed to attend [ the funds obtained by the Commence- l a dance in the .hatl as guests of their club F ...-... m, mm.-. . M b-ir, m, mngnmm, l where a good time wan enjoyed. I teceased was born near Crawford nineteen wags no and at the age of five lyears came with her parents and two ;eider sisters. Agnes and Evelyn to the 1 present home The Review joins with a i wide circle in extending condolences. It has been decided to apend part of the funds obtained by the Commence- ment as tollows : to begin the equipment of the gymnasium by supplying the boys and girls with parallel bars To dec. orate the third form class room and the lower hall with moulding To furnish the upper hall with a reading table which is supplied with literature. The last two The deepest sympathy of the whole community is extended to the home so sorely bereaved. Floral offerings were numerous and included one from the Normal School, one from her associates in Sunday School class at Stratford, one from Durham girls attending at Strat- ford, one from the home where she boar. ded, one f om her old associatesin Dur- ham High School. y... ...' .eW_FPe_ ,_,, o' pig-headedness . that should not have 'ccitrred lf it is true he had the Liber- ty League behind him. we hope they are satisfied and will not seek another rebuff by putting tt candidate against Raney in East Wennngton on Monday next. The bye-election in Halton on Monday 3 resulted in the return of Premier Drury ' bv a majority of 2300. The opposition, of Stevenson. the returned soldier. never put the res.urt. in doubt brat “Jana niece: - -- -'". -..,,,,.,. We an using this week, next week's sup- ply. which we wired for, and arrived Fri- day night train We much regret the inconvenience to subscribers and ourselves The Review is . day or two late with all mails this week owing to the storm the early part of this week. which de- layod the arrival of our paper supply. Drury Elected, Big Majority iiiltt, 'iliititit' A Late Issue Obituary W" ’ S - 2 score against them, they would have was scored at least 7 more in 10 minutes play- 'ds- _ while Durham couldn't count even I 3 l '. b . , Instead of concocting groundless exrusr» , for then team 5 loss. the Herald Times ttde mtght better have published the real rea- sol I son- the superior form and team-play ot the ! the Durhamu. For a fair-minded. reliable d F report. Walkerton fans should peruse the y Telescope's version. , The tirst round between Durham and (Palmerston - Listowel Juniors ended a gtio ; a second round is now on and in the fin: game at Palmerston Tuesday night, i the home town won only by 3 to 2. The sl Durhams had me best of the game , throughout bat had hard lurk One in- - I Stance Was in the opening of last round ; _ Durham was 2 I in the lead when C. l-l UcGirr was laid off by the puck hitting h : him in the face. This necessitated a ,chauige in p minions and Paimorston scur- . I ed two more and took the land Elvntlge i was " though sickness but Willet Snell , replaced him and played a strong game, i, One of the most distorted write-ups of ‘a hockey game we have ever read was "hat of the Walkerton Herald-Times on rthe Durham game last week. It reads i "1n the long narrow ice-box which Dur- i ham terms a rink" and turther, "Walker. Ltun "raldn't carry on team play in the i Durham tunnel" etc. As a matter at fact i Durham rink is easily the best in the dis- !trict; it is of standard regulation size l and no square, antiquated structure such 1 as Walkerton possesses. We doubt if E Brer. Wesley ever saw the inside of Dur- . ham's modern rink. Blaming Durham's big lead on the rink. it states that their ' team "diswveretrsinglt tile and individu- 1 al rushes were the kind of Indian work needed." The spectators failed to see them get awav with it And again "some tans , claim had the game iasted 10 min. longer, Durham would have lost their first home game." This. is areal joke With an The neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs Fred Stafford, Dornoch. also the ladies of Dornoch branch Women's lm stitute. met at their home one evening last week todothem honor before leav- i ing for their new home at Durham A I handsome leather rocking and arm chair 3 was presented to the departing couple by theneighbors and friends. the gift from ‘ the Women's Institute being several _ pieces at china Mr and Mrs Stafford ‘thanked the community for their kind- j m toward them. also the Dornoch ', Women's Institute for the lovely china. "i/iiiowing is the community address 2 To Mr and Mn Stafford, Dear Friends.- Mr and Mrs F. Stafford Honored Southampton Mlldmay Walkerlnn Durham Hanover Durham, South McDonald goal M McLachlan right def. , Cowan left def. St R l. Saunders centre Morlock right w. l M Saunders left w. H. McGirr sub. Referee- E. Murphy, Mt. Forest By winning the tirrsl diam-c g Hue b' to 3 " 3hete last night. Sunthmnptvm li.l(‘ill‘.i l the charupionship of No. 2 Senior Nor :" therndistriet, finishing it full game ahead " of Mildmay (“hi Wiilkerton. who are tied ir‘ for second plum Tho loss uni-ant In:tl|- ', L inst t, Durham as a vu'tory would ”Mi have placed them any higher in the Sf standing. It was a crippled line no that h represented Durham on the ice. Cowan b and MeLaehlan were scarcely as effect. " we as on former occasion! owing to previous injuries. Morlock injured his rr ankle during the first period and Ernie tl McDonald just before the game twisted tp, his knee against the boards in fooling D with another player, a painful acuidont. but he pluckily played goal. though lame throughout Southampton have a team of speedy skaters. all good sports, and assert Durham to he the best team they have met this season. They are popu- lar champions here and we wish them good luck in the semi-unals. The teams: c., Southampton Team are District Champions Palmerston Juniors have only a One Goal Lead With a one-goal lead only againstthem Durham Juniors are h )peful they can win here Friday night, and go into the semi tints Palmerston-Listowel and Durham are evenly matched, have played three hard games already and this decis- ive one will be a. hummer. The final District standing Deciding Junior Game Friday Southampton Won, 6--3 A Walkerton Frame-up. DURHAM. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1920 Won Lost To Play ti Southampton Mellaney Trelford Stevenson Wilson Knowles lluoar llowk 0 i) With which is incorporated the Holstein Lender 8400 in all has been remitted from So Grey to Andrew S. Grant, Torcnto, Sec'y. of the Referendum Committee If there are still any collections not handed p. the Treasurer would count it a favor if respon e was made at once. GLENELG Wd l. per A. McClocklin Wd g, per Dr. Wow...... Wd 4. per Jno. Ellison ... Per W. J. Armstrong............... NORMANBY Per Mrs John Marshall.. 16 75 J W. Blyth ........... 5 60 BENTiNCK Per Alex. McDonald...... 4 00 And. Derby........... 3 60 -- The objective aimed at in the Province was “51000.00, the amount actually re. ceived was $174,759.77. Grey County was asked to raise 82.500 but came short, reaching only "2131.86, up to 15th January last Bruce County was asked for “500 and came within a few cents of doubling it with $2999.72. South Grey was asked for 8500 but so far has contributed only $398 80 from the following sources : EGREMON T The result of the contributions of the Province to the Referendum Campaign Fund were published a few days ago A few interesting facts may be gleaned from it. Per Geo. Burrows...................: AR [EMESIA & FLESHERTON Per H S White......... o."........ HANOVER 7 DUNDALK Our citizens were so delighed with the concert that arrangements are being made to have the Scotch Comedian relum here under the auspices ot the Agric'l Society" Per Mr Graff ............ DURHAM Per T. Allan .......... ... James Lloyd ......, John A Graham .. D: Woiie..... .. ... Wm. Laidlaw ..... Pleasing parts of the program were the selections, rendered by George Fryfogle, violinist. who captivated the audience with his delightful numbers. The program was nicely balanced by Miss Sarah Mc- Lean, soprano, whose numbers were hegrlilyrencored _ -. - _ _ A _ The Ripley Express says: "On Thursday evening, Murdison. the Scotch Comedian played in the Town Hall to a crowded house The audience was delighted With the entire program and Mr Murdison asa comedian. showed himself to be the clean. est and most pleasing entertainer wno hac appeared in Ripley. He is a with show in himself and on severalot his selections was brought back for the third time He is a real comic and proved himself to he The Real McKie with bu ad Scotch dia- lect, and a delightful tenor singtr. His Scottish stories played a big part in the entertainmeht. They are the newest a id most original we have heard and repeat- edly "brought down" the house. The comedian was abty supported by Prof. Cowell, Musical Director, under whose auspices the comedian is making an Eastern Canada tour. The Murdison Co. concert will be held in Durham Town Hall m xt Thursday, Feb bi D n't miss hearmgthum. Buy ticketsearly- plan of hall now open at the Variety Store. Reserved seat uckets only 35c. W Iiicdnciuirion and on behalf of the re- maining members we ask you to accept this china, not for its inuinsic‘fvalue but as a token of remembrance mm the Dornoch Branch of the Womens Institute Signed on behalf of its members, Mrs. A. McIntosh Mrs. E. B. Dalgavel Although mm are leav'ng Us wehnpe some other Institute wali lr. benefitted by your membership and lhat God will bless you and yuurs wherever your lot may be cast tycpeecmlly during ynur mo year term at Presidency, when H lot at war work was carried on Our sincere wish is that good fortune and happiness may be your lot in your new home that you may have many op portunitiesto renew friendships in in" midst and that you may form many new friendships as sincere as thsse youleft behind. Signed on behalf of the community Women's Institute Atichcss ; To Mrs Stafford, lt is with feedings of pleasure mingled with regret that we have assembled here to-night to Ind adwu to one of our most active members ol the Womens Institute. You have alums taken great Interest in the wmk carried on by the Institute, Feeling that your removal is a distinct loss to our vicinity and, desiring to prove these impulses to be genuine, we ask you to accept of these tokens of our esteem, not for my value in themselves but as a link binding the past with the days to be. Your name has always been a<sociat- ed with what is best in private and social Me. your home was always a centred kindness and hospitality, you possessed the neighborly spirit in no mean degree and were always anxious to assist in all things that made for community better- ment On the eve of your departure from our midst, we your friends and neighbors. have assembled to show you our apprec- iation of your sterling qualities as citi- zens of our community during the past number of years. - _ . The Scottish Concert, Feb. 26 Some Referendum Figures. (ilitttiti,. Rem C Range, Treas $15 00 1200 I3 50 it 50 3395‘ 80 QN.TT, 2 These two were ajudged the prize, win. l but 80 ners for the two pr zes offered, the former from the vettimz volumes of Scott's poems and of Lmgfellow's. Miss Cole. forthe second :Drize received Wordsworth's poems and “00 00 Guy Mannering. I i The other speakers were: Miss Horabel 93 50 ( Nichol - "The rte-birth of Religion in . _ Ruusitr" 7 , Mr 'as Rutherford v'Tecumseh." . 64 05' Mr Ward Koch -"The Explorations of rSte7ansrtn." 22 25 5550 3100 25 ' Miss MaryTurnbull-"What I think of the man who lives for monrv in com- .raarirm with the one who lives for higher I ea 3 " Friday afternoon last a unique program was arranged by the High School staff. This was an oratory contest on subjects chosen bvthe budding orator; themsel. ves. Judges and onlookers were delight. ed at the performance and speak in high termsotthe success of this attempt to cultivate oral expression and learn the art of "thinking on your feet " Rev's Whaley and Hardy were judges and their task was no easy one, where all were worthy. Here isa list of speakers and their topics '. C ntwnM and Fordwich both exceeded obirrtive Mary McIlraith- "The Ugliness of Civilization." Gertrude Cole-Ire-tess of the Anglo Saxons." Hohwin Preshvtrrian. nhiective ttlTo, now 82000 and "still goinz." Durham Baptists are 20 per cent nvrr their objective. I Mr and Mrs. Herbert Ritchie returned l, Wednesday to Baum. Man ' aftercmnd- Einst a few Weeks with Durham and Glen- tlg relatives. Miss Jean MrGowan leaves this week I end to attend the millinerv openituts in 'Toronto and next week will recume her former position in Gore Pay. Manitoulin. . Mt Forest, Westminster church. nhjec tive $4300. now $300 over the top. Hanover Baptists, objective $3,500, have. now reached $5000. The inter-church Movement for oxtan. ding the benign 'tntheenees of Christianity at home and abroad. " meeting with as:- toniuhitttt success We subjoin a few places showing the succecs met with in the campainn for funds ', Krytr. Harriston. objective $3500: have reached 34,600. CALI Pn To Gnu” -Rav T. Wectey (Towns. fmmrrlv pastor of Frames: Ave Church. I ondon a brother of Mrs Hugh McCrar and Mrs: M. Knechtel of Ftur ham, has accepted A unanimous invi'a. tion to b'cnm- nasto- of Faetern 1'ethtr dist Church. Ottawa at the close'M the nrvsent tronferrsnce. Mr, Comma for the pint four years has been stationed at C am“ a". A quiet wedding wnc eanmnide m the Prechvterian Mane, Durham, nn Fridtw, Nth Fetwuaryat R n m. hv Prv S M. Wha'ev B A . when Mr 13: O'Bri'nnf Durham and Mice Alfreda Seim. daunh- ter of Mr and Mrd Honrv Rein. recemlv of Nnrmanhy, werm'nith in matrimonyht bonds. Here's wiching them happiness and prosperity. All Bruce ittrrntv nmvsmnors w?" ad- vance their "hscription rate to I? per war neat summer. on acmnnt of con- stamlv increasing costs of labor and paper. '. Mr I A. Rowland of tho anal Bank hereleft Wedneedm' to attend the fun “ml of “is: Fife Rage of Rmbm sitter o' Mrs R )wland who went rn Mondav m' fling Pap°rs speak of her a: one ninxfcrd‘e most . sleempd vn-xrc wr‘mPn Shv was ill with pneumonia nnlv a few din-9. Or,o of her three brothers is Prir. “on J, A. Row. C M Cf. D S. (VLVth lives in Victoria B c: Mrs Roht Nnblo has purchased the vesHenro on Bruce St an the npmcite corner from 7.. Clark's factory. owned hv Mr Ed, Pratt ard will remove to town with her familv in a short time. Mr Guv Sherk of Kitchener is home for a week or so, Mr Walter Marshall IS also home from same place Misha Allie McGowan and Jessie Reid visited Walkerton friends over Sunday. THE REAL McKlE irga week with her sister and mther. Mrs L Elvidge. Mr Dick MeCahe of Varney is the new junior on the Standard Bank Staff. lilllJllll)lM)ll Thursday, Feb. 26th Plan of HI" " we Vain, Soon Mrs Robt H.e.wi.tt of Toronto. js spend- EASTERN C ”NADA TOUR The Scottish Comedian Forward is the Word An Oratory Contest Town Hall, Durham No need to "y morn. Mural-on ie a 90mm. A generplmeeting of Durham Branch of the G W. V A will be held in the Clubroom< on Wednesday. March 3rd, I920. at 8 p. m. All members and retur- ned men are urged to be present. For delivery at Durham C. P. R sta. tion on 26th and 27th of February, and at Friceville station on ist and 2nd of March Prtrhationers for Oshawa _Hmpilal Training School Remuneration whlle training, For particulars apply to - Superintendent, General Hospital, Oshawa. Ont T Wheat - 3:1 Store where Quality Reigns Supreme Manitoba Flour Ontario Bran and Shorts Poultry Feeds Mixed Chop Oil Cake Meal spEahU-0tNtd Cattle Mixture. $3.50 per cwt. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. o. W. Y. A. Meeting. THE ROYAL BANK tf tMillt The sugar market has atendency of pointing towards higher prices, but we have a large supply on hand and can now supply our customers with any quantity. We wish to announce 1hat we ate going into the higher and better grade of Men's Suits and have already remind p nice 3: H “mutt of all-wool Progress Brand Tailored Suits in Dark Greys and oxelclxnks Mlllth will give the purchaser real value for his m mey. Our Spring Stock of Hosiery is just to hand including Penmau's, human as the 'Stundaid of Excrlltnre." Full hte d [at] an: mic, silk, silk angle and cotton hose in dark brown grey. black and white. If in need " rosiery try in. Our line always gives satirftutir, as we handle nothing but the highest grades. FLOUR AND FEED S. F. MORLOCK PROTECT YOUR VICTORY BONDS Wheat Wanted has for no.“ at moderate price- SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES J. N. MURDOCK. itll?,,, Is to serve our Customers with nothing but the Highest Grade of Merchandise. R. S. McGOWAN Wanted Town new...“ Wednesday: Ind Suturdcya. J. L Stedman, fiery Phone tio, Durham Oshawa _Hmpilal Brick ',P.JR AIM MEN'S SUITS Lat. In“ know how mun,- bnll'eh yru Dive to offer, so that 1 can Mange tLipplhg awe t6 SUGAR " HOSIERY 10”.". Published Waklv. n u M s nu. 0. BAILO- b sown-mus- Tenders will be received hv tht. undo ., signed up to t o'clock. Saturday. F: ls. 21. 1920. for supplying Iweuly-eiulu "tPres' m hemlrck joist I" x ti" and Iva-my It. Ion; . twenty eight pieces 2" It ti" fourteen fert long ; also one tttousand ft inch hem'oc'e lumber " ft. 1001.10 be delivered at thr tit-hail Mute. S S. No. 9, Glenelg. on or before the tst day ot July. 1920 lime“: or my tender not neonisarily accepted. Alex A. Mine. $iecy..Trear, _ -- - R. R. No. l, Durham. Phone 93-34 Blirk stare and residence altarhw most centrally lucatrd. good Peas" In nace. uirto date hathmom and 'lirtr, lights recently installed Also a gun stable lnmmiiate mm“. m LC. NICHOL. Box 93, Irurhar Tenders Wanted For Sale