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§h t #\_ C _Two Sixâ€"Round Events BATTLING HOGAN BILLIE WAGNER Wed., October 6, 1920 Who has won his last twelve bouts bouts in a Buffalo Ring. This will be a battle between a slugzer and a lad who is exceptionally clever. _ Weight 130 lbs. BARNEYV CONNORS, of ScrantOon, Penda., vs. â€" FRANKIE DRUMMOND, of Montreal, Canada G.W.V.A. International Boxing Exhibit‘n Drummond is credited with putting_up two great tenâ€"round exhibition§s with Clonie Tait, claimant of the Lightweight Championship of Canada. He also appeared in the ring against Frankie Flemmicg. ® y Comnors has defeated Scotty Lisner, and has also won a referee‘s decision over Red Gallagher. He has also defeated Irish Kennedy on two occasions. Lou. Harfl;. of Toronto, will Referee PLAN AT VARIETY STORE. Reservations will be made by mail on receipt of price and every effort made to supply the best seats available. Mail reservations should be adflrsssed to John L. Stedman, Secy., enclosing stamps for retutn postage . ADMISSION : Ringside $2.20, Outer 1.65, Gene?al 1.10 The Main Bout, Ten Rounds, 135 lbs. of Expert Boxring by Clevar with a K. 0. Reputation, vs Under the auspices Durham Branch, G. W. Y. A , in the To make your Holiday a real holiday, a few dollars ‘invested in a good THE RED FRONT HARDWVARE Trunk, Suitcase or Club bag is the starting point. â€" This Dept. has just the Trunk or Suitcase you have heen looking for that will meet your individual taste and requirements. Transparent ‘Pyrex‘ Ovenware PRREX is the highest sctentific development in Ovenware. _ It has the remarkable quality of quickly absorbing and retainingy hest, causing tood> to bake rapidly and thoroughly. _ This ware is ready for immediate service, and may be used for any foods baked in the oven, such as pies, bread, cakes, custard paddings. Never chips, fAlakes, crazes, dents or bends, and remains new forâ€" ever In the following varieties : j Casseroles (oval and round) Padding Dishes (oval and round) Bread Pans Utility Dishes Pie Plates Staple Stock of Glass Now is the time to get windows repaired before the cold weather arâ€" rives. Putty, Paints and Oils ‘Samson‘ and ‘Gold Medal‘® in | & 2 ply at 3.25 and 4.00 per square, complete with nails anod cement. ROOFING S$S. MciNTYRE Skating Rink, DURHAM GENE HARRIS Everything in Hardware and Woodenware. We have it, can get it, or it isn‘t made VACATION TIME 22 ROUNDS (in all size: Sportsmen will do well to make this their headquarters for supplies. We are prepared for the demand in varietw aud volume. Rifles, Shot guns and Ammunition A Big Night‘s Sport at a Small Price. in such wellâ€" knowu brands as Exponen‘s of the Manly Art Of St."(,'atharinesx" These boy: have _ met ond wo former occasion, each has a decision over the other, and in this, their third meeting wilt put up a . great exhibition. Weight 120 Ibe. $ x Wa bave just received into stock a number of These are just the thing to take the chill ont of the room thes: cool evyenings, at each ...... 7.50 Look ‘em over w hen in the Store. McClary‘s Coal Oil Heaters One *"Florence Automatic‘" three burner Oil Stove with two burner oven, comâ€" plete, to clear at.......... 31.00 This is a bargain and will soon be pick»e1d up. ieson â€"had still ten years to run had | they so chosen. They chose not to wait, but by a united effort lifted the debt this year. No wonder the good pastor, bubâ€" bling over with pleasure, said he was proud to be the pastor of such a people | We fancy few occasions in Mr McEwen‘s life have so joyfully impressed him, REDUCED TO ASHES ‘The mortgage was placed on & tray held by two stalwarts of the congregation, Thos. McNiece and Duncar McLean ; another stalwart, Allan Bell struck the match and applied it to the document, which for a moment or so seemed loath to "go," but it did go, and in the presence of the pastor and the three named. and ;n view of the whole company, was reducâ€" ed to ashes, before the hot tray had burnâ€" ed the fingers of those hoiding it ! The pastor asked all to rise and sing *"Praise God ftrom whom all blessings flow." Thus ended the $9000 document. THE SPLENDID LECTURE preacher, who got his primary education ‘ at or near Pai,ley. in Co. Bruce, and is related to Mré Jno. Nichol, Mr J A. Graham and poseibly others in‘ Durham. This was Mr. MacNeill‘s first visit to Durham as a lecturer,â€" and those who heard him on Monday, sincerely hope it won‘t be his last. _ His subject was ‘"Naâ€" poleon Bonaparte‘"" and for excellence of delivery, graphic descnption'.-and knowâ€" {kdge of his subject, it must rank as the best lecture ever given in Durham. It was fascinating, portions of it ""gripped" the audience toa spellâ€"bound silence, lwhile its patriotic touches elicited rapâ€" | turous applause. f Another cause for rejoicing was the presence ot Rev. John MacNeill, B. A, D. D., who has a nationâ€"wide fame s a Fefore that audience was placed a word picture of the great Emperor, that will long remain vivid. His meteoric carâ€" eer as a man, a citizen, a strategist, a to pntrl 6:‘-}’. duty until toâ€" _2 2220 es IT‘S UNWISE ) o ult 4. 0 Th i tisinahiones. ... ditintst ud morrow. â€" If your stomach is acidâ€"disturbed take ~ the new aid to digestion comfort toda -‘;,â€"’“A'Mv easant relief from the discomfort of acidâ€"dyspepsia. MADE BY SCOTT & BOWNE MAKERS OF SCOTTS EMULSION .. KIâ€"MoID5S The Red Front Hardware Telephone 52 up in Smoke. TORONTO warrior, a tyrant was depicted as we never saw it before. The analysis of hip character as his great desire for worldâ€" power, developed by notable victories, was superb. He traced his early camâ€" paigns. by which continental Europe was at his feet, and great applause was given to his statement that only one pbwer. and that Great Britain, eluded his masterful sway, The campaigns in Spain, and in ) Egypt undertaken to oripple Britain‘s power, were among his mistakes, as was that against Russia which cost him 400â€" 000 men, â€" He lost color by these failures and was sent to Elba and his dramatic escape and return to France, which rousâ€" ed all Europe was one of his best pictures, but his masterpiece was his description of the battie of Waterloo, which he had studied on the spot . . We leave it at that® The sad story of Josephine, his cruel treatment of her. his arrogant assumption o6 power as First Consul, and later crownâ€" ing himself as Emperor thougb he asked the Pope to be present ~were all pictured. His down fall at Waterloo, his surrender to the British. the dark days at St. Helâ€" ena, and his death in the midst of an unâ€" wonted tropical storm were given in viv" id touches. * NOTES s He thinks the ex Kaiser a mere puppet in comparison with Napoleon, though he aimed like him, at World power. _Ngpolâ€" eon lost the moral support 6t ‘Europe Py" his treatment of ‘Josephine, the Kaiser lost the moral sypport of the world by the murders Ofâ€"tRe. Lusitania, Edith Cavell and Capt. Fryatt, whith " led "even the United States to entemar." notice the sarcasm implied in the "even?"‘ His reference to the great war minister Pitt who kept Britain steady amid all the convulsions attending Napoleon‘s career, was paralleled he said in the late war, by a little Welshman, sprung from the people known as Lloyd George, which brought down the house, The charge of the Seots Greys at Watâ€" erloo, when at a ‘critical moment they rode to death and glory with cries of "Scotland yet,‘ was another climax that brought applause. â€" Still another when it was shown how the Egyptian campaign was frustrated by Nelson at the Nile. The downfall began at Trafaigar not Watérloo. y3 ; C The lecturéer did justice to Napoleon for studying the arts of peace. Hefgstered education, built public works, made a code of National justice, encouraged good roads, and did many things that showed greatness apart (from war. His parents were humble people, his only son died young. he stands out alone as a meteor flash upon humanity, who was arrogant enough to, say, "A man of my calibre cannot commit ctfin&s. Revd‘s Hardy & Cole and Mr Thos. Allan, conveyed the greetings of the Angâ€" lican, Methodict and Presbyterian bodies respectively»> The firstâ€"named made a strong plea on the necessity of church leadership. THE DUBHAM REVIEN The music on Monday night was of a high order and was enjoyed by the large audience present. _ Miss Leah McComb was accompanist to an anthem by the choir, a duett rendered by Mesdames Abraham and Griff and a quartette by Miss Janie McLean, Mrs F. Giles, Messt‘s Giles and Bloor. Mr Kirkconnel, a visitor, favored the audience with two splendid solos. In loving memory of Pte. Donald Roy Galbraith who was killed in action on Oct. Ist, 1918, at Cambrai. Though they sleep not in their native land But ‘neath a foreign sky, Far from those who loved them dearly In a hero‘s grave they lie. No more we‘ll hear his hearty laugh Or see his smiling face, Somewhere in sunny France they lie In an honored soldiers‘ grave. May the Heavenly wind blow softly O‘er that sweet and hallowed spot, Though the seadivides his grave from us He will never be forgot. vidisuvdéiiiididébeiii(i(iai Now is the Time for the Victrola These long evenings what would be nicer than to sit down and hear the world‘s best artists play or sing for you. Will furnish you with music By the world‘s best artists. Call and hear them . Victor Records and the Victrola We are Sole Agents. IN MEMORIAM â€"2 4 m s + â€"Father and Mother A *# .0 J ° aese M Gept. 18, 1920 Membere all present. â€" Minates of last meetiog were read end edopted. Hodsonâ€"Shewall :> That Reeve be authorized to view the Knoerock ditch and baye work completed according so award,. Carried. Hantâ€"Shewellâ€"That the followâ€" ing persons having sbeep killed by dogs be paid, ; Jas Turubaull, 1 sheep killed,., $15.00 Aud. Park, 1 sheop h‘lllod and &R es " B / mm lamb killed ......... &...... 26.00 Joe Patterson‘ 1 sheop killed 15.00 R. Twamley, inspeoting......... . 1 :00 T H Lewrence, inspeoting...... 2 00 A injured .....2.0 0000c + Robt Twamiey, 1 sheep and 1 Turobullâ€"Hodsoonâ€"Thet Wa Moâ€" Culloch be paid $1 for destroying a stray dog. Carried Bhewellâ€"Hadsonâ€"That H. Rid. dell be paid $28.50 for 24 rods of wire fence. Carried Turnballâ€"Hudeonâ€"That the reove and deputy reeve be paid $2 each for attending good roads committee meet» ing in Daurbam. Carried DILVI8ION 1â€"Thos Shewell, Com. I,iDiaÂ¥tey, 1 day team............$4 50 J. Davey, work team ... . 2 50 t Caswell. 1 day team ... . 4 50 R.Griersd0, 1 day team .. â€"... 4 50 H. Boyse, 1 day shovelling ~ ... 2 50 F. McLean, 1 day shovelling ... 2 50 T. Bbewell, £:~ : s . % 00 D Stewart, 24 loads gravel . ... 1 92 W, Scheurman. 27 loada gravel 2 16 J. Welap, 50 loadsgrayel=~.. 3 00 M. McKechnie, 16 yards gravel 1 60 D. Srewart, 63 londs grayal â€"... 5 04 l 42 *2>~~~... 8 B6 J McKechaie, 6 loads gravel ... _ 48 J McDougal!, 13 loads gravel...= 78 DIVISION 2â€"W W Huut, Com, |; J. Lynp, filling washout... ... 225| (). Bauer, underbrushing ... 5 00 H. W. Hant, com . ... /. 8 50| E Edge, 62 loads of gravet ... 4 96 J. Heslost, 68 loads gravel ... 5 44 | 8 Mclotyre, stomping powder 2 25[ J Lyon and othere, grading"and t gravelling Barna‘ deviation 98 50| DIVISION 3â€"Juno Hadson, com, | D. Chituek, culyert . ... z. 8 0O | "I. Seales, gravel... ... ... 8 00| ‘R;Davie, 67 yarda gravel .. ... 6 70| A). Hasase. washout â€"~ ... ... 2 00| s . Christie, . washout ;/ ... 1 CO‘ J. Hudson, com s‘ .., 1 §0] DIVISION®¢ â€"J, Turnbull, Com. W Pepper, 48 yde gravel & road 6 80 C. Klagus, 9Q yards gravel ... 9 00 [C. Klagus, 58 yarde gravel ... 5 30 ]A McGregor,=65 yards gravel... 6 50 | A. McGregor, two days... _ ... 4 50 (J. Taruball, com hx .) oA p0 I'l‘. Reaburn, 20 yds. gravel and \ _ road ... ... 8 00 | H Subject, 20 yards gravel ... 2 00 4| Bridge Ascount |J. Park, repairing bmdge _ ... 8 75 | A Hunter, jack...... ...‘ »Bp J Hadson, timber and work, lot _ Turnbailâ€"Huadsonâ€"That we adâ€" journ to meet on Sa.urday, Oct. 23, at 9 o‘clock. 40 con 1 ... ... 8 00 A C. MeDonald, som ... 8 00 Eimwood Accouns Fred Engel 15 loads gravel ...15 0C Fred Eogel, 4 loads of sand ... 6 OV Watch these columns next week for news of the big entertainment at Priceâ€" ville on Oct. 20th. Another Prosecution for Fish. ing in Eugenia Hydro Dam The Flesherton Advance says ; A Magistrate‘s case which attracted a great deal of attention was tried before James McMullen J. P. in the town hail on Saturday evening when two of our citizens, Messrs W. W. Trimble and H. Carrington were charged with fishing out at the hydro ‘dam recently. Three or four weeks ago these gentlemen went out to the 8th line on a Saturday evenâ€" ing to fish and this trial was the result, Both gentlemen swore that they did not fish after 12 o‘clock, but a man named Duraut swore that he saw Trimble‘s line in the water at 3 a m. Mr Durant must have remarkably keen eyes in his headâ€" sort of night glasses. _ A line cannot be seen in the water after dark, according to our experience. _ The fexplanation of why they were there at that early hou! was a series of mishaps, including a lost fishing pole, a broken buggy and explodâ€" ing lantern. _ As there was no evidence that Mr Carrington was fishing his case was dismissed, but Magistrate jMcMulâ€" len accepted the evidence of the man Durant as against that of Postmaster Trimble and recorded a conviction. *W, H. Wright who acted for the defendants immediately gave notice of appeal. Co. Crown Attorney Dyre prosecuted. Puorgau, Sept. 30, 1980] Hogs, live, f o b..... BULLEL .1 1112 21. . ‘sns. / O 0 BENTINCK COUNCIL Durham Markets. J. H. Chittick, clerk +s + ... 9 00| +2 B 30‘-5â€" ... 6 50| ... 4 50| , == ... 1 50| and | ... 8 00| â€". % 00; gssssflsmmkm:;mgmxgmfi § Big Reductions : j« 4 SHOES i: 55'% f Highest Price for Produce. 5o w o o ie m ie se hn anp ce 5* C aPp anp un ano aa a% ue a"m c ate an n xm K ;934)3333366‘?(»:6‘6 €&¥¥¥&E@Et S@‘ " The Pickling Season is Here » m #, *ca2233q32333d 333332020233 + > This being Exhibition week, we offer a special invitaâ€" tion to all visitors from a distance, to visit our store and get their share of the generous reduction on goods bought from us during the last three days of the week. Wehave Shoes to fit and please everyone at right prices. for Three Days only Men‘s Cushion sole, Dong Bluo, ru! regular 1100, exhibition price....... Men‘s Gunmetal Bals, pure calf lea _ regular 10._50......... Men‘s brown Bals, calfskin leather sole, reg 10.50 Men‘s brown Bals, calf leather sole, reg. 8.95...... Men‘s Black Calf Bals, Neolin sole, regular 8.00 . Men‘s Boxr Calf Bluc, leather sole, a good shoe for T onl e / nedmon hmd k ht 0 Mn ie _ cce * second best, regular 6.50 ........,....... s ks Women‘s House Slippers, very comfortable, reg $3, Woman‘s Box Kip Bluc, a good strong shoe for _ outside wear, regular 3.50............... .00 000. Women‘s brown Dong Bals, very dressy, reg 6.50 Women‘s black Dong Bals, vanity heel, reg. 8.50. t 4 We have Shoes of all kinds for Boys, Girls, Lads and Kiggies, which we do not have space to quote. You can save a lot »f money by.ihding with us. _ Make our Store your headquarters while here Leave your wraps and parcels with us â€" we will take care of them. Thursday, Sept. 30 _ Friday, Oct. 1 Saturday. Oct. 2 For Visitors to the Exhibition JOHN McKECHNIE Milling Oats, Feed Oats, Barlcy Peas, Buckwheat and Mixed Grain and we are paying carload prices for the next few days If you have any (Grain to sell, better arrange to sell as we cannot pay prices we are paying now very much longer We have for sale Thirty Five (35) of the best Farms in the Counties of Wellington, Perth and Bruce, from Filty to Two H{undred acres »a« well situated on good roads with first class buildings, priced from Eo Thousand ($4000) to Eighteen Thousand ($18 000) Dollars. _ [{ you are looking for a first class tarm let us know what you require _ Indending purchasers will be driven tree to inspect any property we have for saâ€"« Ontarrto Farm Agency, Palmerston, Ont Address ; Ontario Farm Agency, Box 89, Palmerston ns ~Phone No. 19 If you have a {arm for sale, list it with us. Our terms are reasona Prices will be lower as soon as Grain is offering freei}. Pickling Spices of all kinds Jar Rings, Parawax, Paraifin wa\ ROB ROY MILLS, Limited Sell yours while the price is up. Drive your loads direct to our Elevator. ROB ROY MILLS, Limited Grain WanTED The Central Drug Store For Three Days Only 10 $ Discount for Cash Business Hoursâ€"â€"8 a. m. to 5 p. m Da;s onlyâ€"Thursday, Friday and Saturday Do not Miss this Splendid Offer. We are in tho market for any quantity Let us supply your needs 8. McBETH, Prop Dong Bluc, rubber heel, calf leather sole, w... 2095 2 ss» 5.095 x 8. 1.05 gg . 1920 24 9-” w 9.45 $ 9.45 ® 8.06 x 120 8 5.95 x 210 $ 41 sBPTEMBER 23, !| 815 W 00 Provi Inhe |‘nfl OO bu Th cro lar b mek 4 An uUuni t ncA M