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Ells and li0e . mess College nts Enter y Time tl ford â€"W ingham LAN, President rienced instruc ugh courses and to pomtiong. Get Lc and learn what . We give voeâ€" ;:: returned men. i¢ on to each Faasbt rson nent any : the , OM 10 # r results n and , whose 12,000 ir endâ€" ig on rable is to ovide uired sions ey need _ a good r1ade and r it play hers d to to do uuy the one ralty tu m y 3920 and rtage iiImost Ler t PS 3t 3 m K 1a Â¥Y STAHRARS BANK h FTAHROUGH good JOHN KELLY rd has come from Toronto that Mr Cuampbell, B A Toronto, son of the Inâ€"pector Campbell, has been seriâ€" l with pneumoria following a ie at the beginning of the year. To + matters woree the hospitals were so «ded he could not be admitted and at hishone uries the care for e weeks at the most critical stage of «nc night nurses. He haswsince been ied to the hospital and at latest acâ€" t« is makng recovery. _ His sister ; was also laid off for a time. _ Will yoing on [ ir Mechanical tngineering the nrofessors to ease his worry gave VOL.JXLIII, NO. 14 business of this Conntry. reficientserviceisavailable the benefhit of all customers. J. N Murdock, Durham Make over 6 per cent on your money investing your spare cath in Victory nde. â€"the safest investment on earth. est at once. â€" See, phone or write P. imege at Review Office. ~ KFâ€"OWNBRi > '-,,;E;OPICS Re o®EN TUESDAYS AND PRMIDAYS 112y ed y tadugtatie ditnr e ~tr 98 5SS > §o times and bad times for â€" the past 45 years this k hassteadily givenits best ts to the development and silding of theagricultural, ufacturing and commnerâ€" lay for Saleâ€"About 8 or 9 tons. Apâ€" to Thos. McNiece, R. R. 3 Durham or SaLE.â€" Second hand Chevrolet , 5 passenger. Apply at the Red nt Hardware. S Mcintyre. car ol Bâ€"itish Columbia Shingles ex ed this week. a be t 3N C ‘hos binme, B. C., in renewing eview tells of a fine winrer. little and none of the severe conditions i0 came through this winter. _ But shat fumn they miss in sleighing woeing hockey, skating, &¢!! i« of local interest, such as births, zes, deaths, wedding anniversaries, , accidents, preperty improveâ€" lires or anything in particular that news to the readers, are solicited « column free. Send them in as i the week as possible. etr Ciover Stepo ror Sark.â€"I cured good clover seed for the o. the surrounding farmers who ot vet purchased their seed. %22 hel Any one wishing to secure d should apply to J. Levine, Durâ€" DURHKHAM BRANCH . Ramage at Review Office By Order. are invited to attend the demonâ€" n of Apex Electric Vacuum Cieanâ€" 1 Trojan Washers to be given in Jâ€" ding‘s store on Thursday, April ternoon and evening Thos Binvie. B. C.. in renewin« Marriage Licenses a1i%Gâ€" All householcers are hereâ€" ned that the practice of dumping i lall ?â€"and hope will be able ) and influence week hy week he press, a very much larger han he had throuch the pulpit. vcol, it will be remembered d to a Dakota tady since going e streets of the Town of Durâ€" trary to Byâ€"law, and offenders ecuted. THZ ( Issued by 207 i The startling announcement was made | Welnesday that the Toron:e World ' Daily and Sunday editions had made an | assignment for the benent of is crediâ€" i tors. â€" Both papers will be continued unâ€" | til some reâ€"arrangements are made. The | cause assigned for the breakdown is the "mcrrasing cost of paper and wages, coupâ€" | jed with the serious iliness, now of three |\ montbhs duration of Mr H. T. Maclean !the manager who is a son of Mr W.F, | Maclean, M. P. «ho started the World \ nearly 40 years ago. ‘The Toronts News expired and out of is ashes roce the Times which after a few expiring. flights also came to earth. and now the Toronto World. Tws Town Barxs BurxEp.â€"The: Fire Brigade had a run about 11 a. m | Durh: Thursday when Wm.Styles and Hugh McLean‘s barns at the south end of the| _ _ town were completely destroyed. . The| Preinde fire originated in Styles‘ barn which was: ,:\mpem roofless since last fali‘s windstorm and is ' Subject supposed to have been caused by some| sweet clover in it becoming overheatcd: Duet ; * alter being wet. It was quickly in flames | and shortly after McLean‘s barn along| Postlvé« side was also a seething mass. _A call| and pig were rescued here, but a quantiâ€"| Prelude ty of hay, several tons of coal and some| AM‘b¢®~ housebold furniture s ored belonging to | SUP‘*@t Hugh McLean Jr were all consumed An, Women: insurance of $300 wili not cover halfof P Mr McLean‘s loss. _ The houses nearly | Post‘v$t caught several times, but a pail brigade! saved them. The firemen and engincls" Pe: were on the scene as quickly as distance Father permitted, but no tank was close enough | servy for the hose available and the engine was | run down to a slough at the rear of the| Anthes barns. A sufficient depth of water for| ‘l\mre: the nozzle could not be secured however } FVBYIHOANE and as all danger wasnow over, no stream was pumped on the ruins. . + Toronto World makes Assign ment J. P. Seanlon at Dundalk station on the night of Thursday, March 11, and in which Mr Scanlon is stated to have susâ€" tained a broken nose and many nasty cuts about the lace, was arraigned before the magistrate in 0. Sound on Tuescay ol last week and after hearing the eviâ€" dence against the accused, the Court sent him up for trial at the Grey County Spring Assizes which open in 0. Sound on April 28 _ As assaulting a conductor in charge of his train is a most indictable offence, the accused will face a serious criminal charge at his coming tria}. Sexrt up FOR Trrartâ€"W H Thompson, the big cattle drover of Dundalk, who is accused ol brutally beating up Conductor _ There was married at Rocky Lake, Sask. on 10th of March, Laura Grace Pettigrew (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt Pettigrew) to Mr Geo, Wm. Read The bride‘s sister Alma Peitigrew played the wedding march and a fine socral time was subsequently spent. Rocky Lake, where the marriage took place, is the home of the bride‘s aunt, Mrs Jas Irving The young couple left on a honeymoon trip to Aberd en, Seamans, and other: points and will take up house at Rocky Lake. _ Irvine and. Arthur Pettigrew of Biggar were among the guests at the wedding. ‘ sion by proposing to move the institution to Durham where a suitable property (the Presbyterian Manse) could be secured for $2600. _ The matter was actually brought to a vete but the Fro«t property in Owen Sound carried by 22 to 14. At the special meeting oi County Council amongst other maiters causing differences of opinion, was the proper housing of the Children‘s Shelter. _ The present buildings and site are not ideal and new quarters were proposed at conâ€" siderable expense but still in 0. Sound. Reeve Calder turned tne tide of discusâ€" Friday to Pricevilie cemetery. o > town at the northern ead, it is fgir and For Saleéâ€"â€"A seven roomed frame house T#@Soneble that a central town in the with quarter acre of good garden, some| SOUth be chosen as the new County town. apple and cherry trees on same and stabâ€"| â€" We are sure the [. ir.-mir_!dcdl members le. _ On Garafraxa St , Upper Town. of the County Councit will give R eve Apply to Wm Hewitt, Duarham _ Calder solid backing in making this c aim After July 1st the daily newspaper will | l e have to pay over $100 a ton {for their E s" d * II Ch h newsprint. _ The weekly yaper. .. j« Laster ounday in the UChurches sheet news are paying a much higher | t rate than the dailies _# _ NDorhsm Anclicsn Church W Treax ror Saceâ€" Heavy team, T and} 10 years old. Apply to i Alex Campbel!!. Upper Tow n ht On ; Tantum Ergo & | Salutaris | Anthem : "Alieluia ! Aeluia ! Let the A general meciing of Branch G. W V A. wilt club rooms on Wednesday We have inaugurated the cash system of doing business, beginning with the 1st of April and wish to bring this to the atâ€" tention of the general public Make your last year‘s car lookâ€"like new with Effecto Auto Enamel and Eifec. to Seat and Top Dressing _ Let us show you how t= apply them. Postlude ; ‘Easter Dawn‘ _ â€"â€" Missa 7. P. M Prelude ; Cantique U‘Amour â€"â€" Strang Anthem ; "Christ is Risen" â€" Adams Subsect : ‘Tabitba cuma‘ * Women s Voices ; ‘Bring Easter Liliies‘â€" Lorenz Poctinde <‘Easter lov‘ â€"â€" Ashford Postlude ; ‘Easter Joy Father Goey will bave charg» of the services for the first time. 11 A. M. Anthem : ‘Toâ€"day He‘s Risen" Anthem® : ‘The Dawn was Purpling oer the Sky." BENEDICTION 4 P. M. Supiect ; The Living Christ Texst : "Heis not here, He is Risen" as He SUNDAY P. M Durham Methodist Chnrch sUXPAY A m. Subject ; Our Lord‘s Easter Promise Text : Because I live ye shall live also‘ Evening Service at 7 p m. when a song service will be given. â€" Musical numâ€" bers ; d Anthem. "Tis Midnight" Solo and Chorus. * The Sinner and the Song." y Solo. â€" ‘"Hymans of the old Church Choir‘ Chorus. "Be a Hero" Solo. * The Sulfering Redeemer" So‘o and Chorus. "Low in the grave He Solo _ ‘‘The End‘ess Day" Dusit. **Sweet will of God.‘ Solo. **Your Friend" Antbem "Christ is Risen" Morning Service 11 a. m. Subject of Pastor‘s sermonâ€"*"The Risen resent. .\ yres z> ~â€"~Miendeissohn Solo Mrs Moorehead Sanctus «â€" â€" Plummer Gloria in Excelsis â€" â€" Jeuner 7 P. M. EVENING Cantate Domino â€"â€" â€" _ Beethoven Jeus Misereoutur â€" â€" Downs Solo _ "O Wonderful Easter Day"â€" Mr J L. Stedman Christ." Anthemâ€"â€"**Christ is Risen" Durham Presbyterian Church 11 A. M. 8 a. m. â€" Holy Communion 11 a m. â€" Matins and Holy Communion Te Deum â€" â€" Simper Beonedictus â€" â€" _ Gibbons Antsem. "I am He that Liveth"‘â€" _ The likelihood of O ven Sound becoming incorporated as a city before long has raised the question of where the new County town of Grey is to be. We proâ€" pose Durham. _ It is the centre of a very important section of the County, has two lines of railway, and is the largest town in the county having any claims to cenâ€" trality . â€" Two leading roads pass through it at right angles, one of them to be a Provincial highway, and the other an important County highway. The Regis . Peter‘s Roman Catholic Ch. Make Durham the CountyTown €ar Durham Anglican Church Durhkham Baptist Church tion‘ * ‘] know that my Redeemer lives" â€"McGrahanan e > Easter Dawn‘ s« Missa eral méciting of the Durham G. W V A. will be held in th¢ ns on Wednesday, April 7th at 8 All members requested to be ‘Spring Song‘ Mendelssohn ‘Christ our Passover‘â€"Thomas "The Power of the Resurrecâ€" Holv Anthem Rise J H.Harding. Durham J 1. Stedman, Secy DURHAM, THURSDAY APRIL 1, 1920 J.S 'Mcllgallh. Simper â€"Mendelssohn Apolications will be received by the undersigned up 1o Mondzay, April 5th. ; far the position of Constable. Caretaker | Town Hall, Sanitary Inspector and Coh, lector of taxes, for the Town of Durham. | The retiring President, Rev. Mr Whaâ€" lev has held office. Awo years and is sucâ€" ceded by Rev E J. McEwen _ Rev. Mr. Cole is Vice. President,> Miss Margaret McKenzeis Secréetary, Mr Wm Irwin, treasurer These and representatives from each of the churches form the Exâ€" ccutive. _ The membership fee is only 50c annvally and all g« od citizens should feel a pride in helping along this good cause. With which is incorporated the Holstein Leader From personal knowledge be gave inâ€" stances of child reâ€"clamation by the Soâ€" ciety snatched from forbidding surrourdâ€" ings and placed on the high leve! of good citizenship. _ He gave thanks to Durham and vicinity for geneross help to the So â€" cietv, a sum.of over $150 having been contributed from the local branch here. Referring to the lowering practice of children wandering on the streets unacâ€" companied. at unseasonable hours he said the ‘ movie‘ age was 15 years, _ He deplooed the practice as seen t Owen Sound theatres, of children under this age waiting at the door and offering money to adults to buy tickets ’for them and accompany them in ! Economic Conditions It has been asserted that where wages decrease inâ€" fant mortality increases. _ Then there was the problem of the illegitimate child and he thought the time had arrived when the stigma society places on its birth Should be removed. Parents alone should bear the stigma and of both sexes. and not as at present where the female offendâ€" er has the frown of "society." . There was room for legislation along these lines and he instanced Sweden and Minnesota as communties in advence in this respect: Low morals. _ There were homes where the marriagevow was not sacred and where this was the case children would almost ceriainly suffer. _ While drunkeness was decreasing as a cause, wile and family derertion was becoming more common: Immorality on the part oi parents was responsible for much child suffering and neglect. Drunken parents. This happily was becoming scarcer with the better enforeâ€" ing of prohibitory legislation. His topic was *The Neglected Child *\ It was an impulse of human nature of al) ranks to be interested when a child‘ cries or is hurt. _ Yet there are too many ) homes where this impulse is deadened, | where love does not exist, kind words are | never heard, morals are low and the name , ot God never mentioned except in oaths | ‘ There must be some cause wherea child | rm(‘;;;p;]': bas to be removed from its natural P"O* i her " SiSLtEer. ‘I tectors and sent to public institutions fmoved there and he enumerated some of these causes. 4. . 0_ An address by Mr. A. E. Trout, agert of the Childrens‘ Aid Societv, lorated in Owen Sound was given in the Presbyterâ€" ian church on Thursday last Its ma+â€" ter and motive was worthy of a larger audience fand we hope the suggestion made at the close of the service may bear frnit ; viz that he be secured some sumâ€" mer Sunday to talkâ€"to larger audiences from the town pulpits. Eaerre Barm asn» Brinor Party.â€" The G W.V. A. are hoiding a dance and bridge party in the town halien Monday evening, April 5th. The W. F. Collard orchestra of Toronto will provide the music. Gents $2. Ladies please proâ€" vide refreshments. _ There vill be no inâ€" vitations issyed in the town as all are irâ€" vited. Mr. Ab Noable last Saturday disposed of his livery horses and equipment in a succeseful sale. being well satisfied with prices obtained. Durham is now withont a horse livery. _ Mr. Noble we learn will take the agzency for the Gray Dort cars here The Cbestey Chair Factory suffered a rather serious fire on Tuesday evening. It started in the finishing room and $10 000 damage was done before it was checkâ€" ed mast of the Inss being caused by watâ€" er thrown on building and content«. Barser Busi«rss Satn» â€"Mr Robt. Whitmore has disposed of his barbering business atter about 10 years of proprieâ€" torship Lere to Mr Mitcheil and another vyoung man, both from Dundalk. They take passession next Monday Mr Geo Stewart, son of Mr ard Mrs Andrew Stewart of Normanby was operâ€" ated upon Sunday by Dr‘s Jamieson and Hutton for appendicitis. Latest reports state him over the danger zone. Prorerty Cnanoe.â€"Mr. John A Black, Chesley, while in town this week sold h‘s fine residence property to Mr John Kelly whose residence adjoins i. Building for Saleâ€" #uitable for garage or workshop. Apply at the Ford garage. Childrens‘ Aid Society Municipal Ncetice hn BRegien. W.B VCLLET, Clerk. : Dr Walter Park of Calgary after eigh years in the West, is in Ontarioat present !for the purpose of tahing a specialist‘s | course, He is this week with his brother ‘ Archie on Lambton St and other friends : in the neighborhood. Messrs J. W Biyth Allan Bell and Dr Wolfe, will attend a Referendum meeting in Toronto, Tuesday next. to plan for a still greater campaign than last yvear unâ€" der Dominion auspices to endeavor ii possible to extinguish root and branch the sl‘my traffic in liquor as a beverage The Provincial restraints have not been sufficient to keep out the cellar traffic and the force of the Dominion is needed to close the loop holes. _It is possible ali the provinces of the Domin‘on will vote on this greater.restriction on the same day Mr John Skene of Pincher Creek, Alta, l:aves today for his home after severa) months spent among relatives in Ontario. Mr Skene was at one time a teacher in South Grey, but has made good as a farâ€" mer in the Western province. Heis still a close and keen student of po itical affairs and thinks there is bound to be a Dominion upheaval against the old perâ€" tyism as in this province. He was a guest of Mr Jno A. Graham while in town Mr John A. Black, Chesley, is in town | this week in the interests of his property \here and will accompany his teacher daughters, Misses Katybel and Jessie 3 home for the holidays. Mss Julia Weir B. A., leaves on Friday for Guelph to visit over the week end with ber sister, Mrs Bert Smith, recently r1eâ€" moved there Next week she wiil go to Toronto to take in the sessions of the Mr Chas. Seymour who with Mrs. Sey mour (nee Christene Jackson) recently returned from China, wasvisiting his mother in Pennsylvania for some weeks, Both reached Durham on Saturday jast and are guests of Mrs Jackson at "The Maples" at present. Mrs Chas. Urquhart, Port Credit, is visiting ber mother, Mrs. T. R Whelan, over Eastertide Mer daughter May is now Principal of the School of Dramatic Expression and Art in Petesborough, a branch of the Toronto school. Mrs Stewart McTiraith of Spring Lake, Michigan, arrived Saturday on a vis.t to her nephew Mr J. S. Mcliraith. We are paying £1.03 to 1.05 for Oats $2.65 to 2.75 for Peas and 1.45 to 1.50 for Burley at our Elevator this week Mr Herb Noble returned from Preston last Saturday where he was employed, and with his brother Victor, jeaves on Monday next for Sarria. Tuesday of Next Week Mr and Mrs R Brine, from England, will arrive this week on a visit to his sisâ€" ter, Mrs John L. Stedman. They intend making their home in Canada. The First Episode will be shown on Nrs John M ‘Auliffe left for Detroit on Thursday to spend a couple of weeks with her daughters there, Mrs W. Coffeld and Mrs G. Shewell. Mr and Mre. S. McComb le‘t Morday for Brantfo d to visit their daughter, Mrs L. Miller, for a month t I Miss Allie McGowan was the guest of | Walkherton friends the beginning of this wee‘. Messrs A. W. H. Lavder and A. A. Catton were in Toronto this week on Board of Trade business. Fifteen Weekly Episodes of Big Thrills and Marâ€" vellous ‘Stunts‘ THE GREAT GAMBLE Miss Georgina Lawson returred home un well from Owen Sound business college last week and is now quite ill with pneuâ€" monia. Mrs Guy Kearney was visiting ‘riends in Harriston this week. Veteran Star Theatre Is the Greatest "Stunt" Serial Ever Produced It‘s Coming to the ROB ROY PRICES ROB ROY MILLS, Limited No 1 Govt Standard Red Clover Seed. imported Fancy White Blossom Sweet Clover Seed . Choice White Blossom Sweet Clover Seed. Four 10â€"cent packages Garden Seeds.... .. No 2 Govt Standard (No1 Purity) Timathy Seed._$8.65 bus No 2 Govt Standard Red Clover Seed, home grown,.......... FORDS a Specialty. All prices, d« pending or model, style, equipment and condition of car Communicate with Store where Quality Reigns Supreme A well assorted stock in both Ladies and Gents® Hose silks, lysle, corton, silk angles and cashmere. Neckwear is going higher every day and harder to proâ€" cure and we have the assortment from which to pick from. Nice range in floral, block and mottled patterns to choose from. Prices ranging from $1 to $1.59. Hosiery We were lucky in getting delivaries of our Spring stock of Hats and Caps and have a nice range waiting for your inspection. Come in and let us supply your Easter head* goar. Ourline will please you, all at moasderate prices, Our Glove Dept. is right up t9 the minute including a wide range in the newest shades in bla~k. white. grey and Palm Beach. We can supply the above gloves in two different qualities at prices which wi‘) suit every purchaser. Bizes 61 to 8. Men‘s Easter Neckwear Men‘s Hats and Caps * We have never had such a large and grand display of Ladies‘ Waists in Siltks, Crepe de chan»s and tine Voiles in all the leading colors including White, black maize, flesh and apricot. y Ladies‘ Gloves THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA Ladies‘ Waists Easter Shoppers USED CARS for Sale . S. Hunter & Son 8. F. MORLOCK has for rental at moderate prices SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES PROTECT YOUR VICTORY BONDS A Few Suggestions for the R. D. HENRY, Seeds 138 Ellsworth Ave.. Toronto TORONTO Poblsted Weeki\ as § 50 = wesr C HAMAGUE & a0ONX Preumpeszz»o 45,00 lus 22.00 bu 38.00 bus 25.00 bus x * + RB0G n