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Bottse, 1..3 on IS "r i "c 2 MVP“!!! ‘UABY 13, rt the New Year aches, "Casas-ev-ix" 'ores $4$$4 ' ' , ' fCOYg RE, ONT. I attractant "srse 35333335" W Ir " “at. l' "y' u. 7;..P! ',_'c?srrsT sc, in": tone:- " Ont. 5#*&4w oats ' frimblc. Pih I921 W ill pal 10 ' C. may at 'lt-lem. one. The tint a Midi ttwettttg of the Dur. ham u. F. o m: Mock Shipping As- Btrciaturtt mil b held in the Townliali. thr ham on Sat. an. 20th att.30 p. m. for the election " o'd'wers and general bush (2-5 Mr. F, y ’ultligopr. Toronto, willadurcss the ma :g on "Co-opera- tive Strpping." Alt, bers requested to attend Everyone w ‘ome John G. Firth. l . Ritchie. President Secretary Ban-rm-m-rar-ar-ui';? C. Elvidgo roceived on Thursday the sad new: of the death of her youngest sister, Mrs C. 3. Crosbywe Waist 1YiliLyd of f,,ctttitktrft'.t', Ftgimtr"r%Ta7o.n the 19th in after a severe inn-s: of about two weeks duration from internal trouble and nearitis, and was interred in Red Door on Friday. 21st inst. She leaves to mourn besides but husband and young daughter. her mother of Dauphin, Man.. who with daughter Violet. were with her at time bf death ; also .her sister, Mrs C. Elvidge and brothers James, Will, Clar. ence and Bert. Mrs. Croaby spent. her school days in owam and will be fond. ly romembered Dy many friends how. WEIRD -Mr Henry Seint,' who retired from a busy farm life on the 3rd con. Normanhy. into town two years ago. has been attracted back to the land and has purchased the splendid 100 acre Kernaghan lam). 4 qt" east of Ayton He has also buught ' " Henry Damm's tine 100 acre farm about ll. miles from the former, where his son-in-law, Mr Jas. O'Brien will bc _l,t?aiiiiidtieui"'i" manna: week Lo _ " and steal," Rev A. A. Bice of All Saints church discovered when he awoke Wednesday. It r while he slept a burglar had entered the house via a window and stolen 83 75 from a bureau drawer. -Lon" don Advertiser. - _ The ladies of St Ptter's Roman Catho- lic church. by their energy on Saturday, reslized over 860 by their sale of home made baking and vegetables They are working tor the purpose at securing more funds to go on with the improvements to their church this next year. (Money Toot: m ”SELF Lms.-That the Rectory of an Anglican church is not a place where ' thieves do not break in Roy Roy Mi'ls Limited A successful nperatvnn was performed inst week on Niss Edith Anderson. Cras. lord. at the home of her aunt, Mrs James McNaily. Lambton st. Dr D. B. Jamie- sou operated assisted by his father and Dr. Smith. The patient is now making satisfactory ptoaress STANDARD BANK The Standard Bank of Canada can be of great assist- ance in helping you to de- velop your business. " THE A V I N C. - T h e S foundation ofalmost e ve ry successful business venture is built on Savings, - - - " " Ron Roe Gum Pmca:s- e are pay- ( ing Me to Mc or Oats,. " 80c for! Barley. 81,1010 tns for Buck eat and 5 81.55 to165 for Peas at our ‘levatori this week. i For Sate-g put bred Durham bull Calves, from 9 to " os. old. Apply to John Eckhard R. R. I, Priceville Light pair bobsleig for sale-Three Mats, only in use a s rt thne. Will sell cheap. Apply to W. D. Connor. Durham Drd L. Smith and r C. Ramage were inducted and ordai respectively. into the eldership of Durh Presbyter- ian church on Sunday lust. VOL. XLIV. N0 3 BriWEran Coal Oiland Gasoline for tale a Ford Garage. It " good: try it, . G. S. Burnett's big clearing sale clam Suturglay night. Don’t missil. - I C 3-3,“) I - Fs.: A ".,"i. :5 'i3a i-ijt-iii,.]-.,;:...)-,-, 3 int-kl m the P t. 1m. L'uthat n u Uiflt‘t'rs ttt ‘3" Ex "111111503 e mm :1; on , Alt, hers 'cryoncw "on I' . tnt 9W P..trii,:'iile OPICS busy farm life on the y. into town two years med back to the land "t the splendid 100 acte‘ 4 mi es east of Ayton t 'tt Henry 'diciiii) "T 1 abdut ll. miles from; nd tis son-in-law, Mr Jas. A Y "barge. ifema HEP ssessiaa (The, i "The Gypsy Maid," the musical rcvue nd operatta given under auspices of the A Y.P. A. of Trinity Church, will long l remain as an outstanding concert of 1921. ”be all star cast comprised the National :UperaticQuintette, the mohologitst, Pearl ‘O’Ncil and the classic dancers, staged and derected by Miss Sternberg of Toronto The work of the quintette in solo, duet or quartette formation revealed perfect harmony and left nothing tobe desired. The 20 minute condensed production of "The Mikado" was well staged and the different role of each was p 'rtrayed well. The monologist, Miss Pearl O'Neil won all hearts with her numbers and her clear voice was heard equally well in all parts of the hall. Part If of the concert resolved itself into a musical operatta, "The Gypsy Maid"with agypsy fair in progress as the curtain arises. The catchy melodies of gypsy life penetrated the whole oper ata and their acting and singing revealed excellent taste and musical qualities of the highest order. In most becoming cesium: s they ware bewitching. The background of stage was greatly improved by a green Curtain suspended the width of the stage and fec,tovned with Chinvee lanterns The Classic Dancers were as novel as they were beautiful. In bewitching cos- tumes they were exct ptionany charming and beautifully portrayed the rhythm of motion. The A. Y. P. A. are to be commended on bringing a cast of this calibre to town as some shows presented here at 25c are dear in comparison to this at 75c. Dur. ham SI in be pleased to have them again. gram ot adieu" was given and uncut-t mid mum“. . District Depmy Grand Master J Clark of H arrirton, visited the brethren of Grey Lodge I. 0.0. F. on Tuesday ev- ening and inqlailcd the following otficets tor the ensuing term ; N G.--Allan Bell V. G .-w lrwm Financial Srcy-r A. Graham Recording Secy-Calvin Kinnee Treasurer - Peter Ramage Jr. P. G s-Chat: Ritchie _ Chaplain-- Bert Stoneh. 'use Warden-G. A. Thompson "Inside G.-.lohn Ritchie Outside G P-.. W. J. McFadden R. S. N. G-Cameron Lauder L. S. N. tr.-itrt McKenzie _ .R. S V G.-W C.V nm L S. V. G.-W B. Voile“ R. S. F-F Murdock L. s. 3.2.10” m _ SAFETY ' RST-you owe it to your- self to get the ullost information before transacting yo business. You may secure informal: . concerning all Life Insurance Compa ies operating in Can.. ada from A. W. H. auder. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Miles died Monday and was buried on Tuesday, Rev. F. G. Hardy officiating at the burial service. She was but five months old. We extend sympathy tothe bereaved parents. ' Fon SALE -- One barrel tlht batteries For arage. Have you picked out some of the bar. gain snaps at G S. Burnett's big Sale? Only two days more. For Sale-Second hand furnace. Can be seen at Presbyterian mansc. Price. ville. Apply to Robt. W Vause, R R 3, Priceville. Who, after an interval of fourteen years. is again returned to Artemesia Council this time as Reeve for 1921 “Gypsy Maid” a Big Success I.0._0. F. Officers Installed -----i. o -t--t-_ iii'litt N mm: theimtStatimt I short par rem: mgiven and a social Dist, RN. Great West Life W. J. MEADS -0- 1111’. Weather conditions favored the use of cars for the trip to the Scenery City and 8 or Weatied the team and supporters. Whether on or off the ice, the boys were accorded the best of treatment by the h ime team and routers, who applauded a tine play or a score by either team. After a strenuously fought game the boys have pleasant mum 'ries of theevening and assure the city team sportsmanlike treatment rn their visit here. The rot, eree was R. H. (Tod) Grant of Toronto, who was well known as a lad in Durham when visiting his grandmother. Mrs). H. Hunter. "Tod" gave Campiete satisfac- tion and rersarked it was as clean a match as he had ever witnessed. It was a glorious opening that Durham staged in her first season in the Ontario Hockey Association when they "carried off the bacon" right in the city of Owen Sound by a score of 3-2 last F.riday night, And this on top of a hard game here with Cheley the night previous. Owen Sound like Durham, has had little ice previously this season. They had but one practice while Durham had little more-the Chesley garniin addition to a practice. GAMES T PLAY ; Jan. '2t--CheNey at Hanover 24-. Duvham at Chesley 28-Durham at Hanover To be araaru,ed -Hanover at Durham SENIOR Dm ham Hanover Chesley JUN. NORTH'N LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost to play. (00!! " In the Northern only one sub. is al- lowed and Durham's close call was ac- centuated by lack of condition. With little opportunity to get in shape the fast pace was telling on the Durham! at the close. when the forward line required frequent subs. Chesiey with ice for 8 weeks, was in shape to maintain the first clip to the limit and this almost assured them victory. In all, howeverit was a grand game to witness, and the specta- tors received good value. Whitten of Ha'riston refereed fairly. To Ernie McDonald in goal. o Sound ascribes the main credit for the Durham victory. he never played a better game in the nets, waking many phenominal saves. The McLachlan- Farrel detence, the equal of any in the district, also played a big part. Farrell on one occas- ion single landed blocked a 3 man rush, by side-chctking the first. bodychecking next and tren with a poke check captur- ed the put r. from the third. It was quick worl: McNamara with his raised speedy she; ', secured Durham's first two go ls and A Saunders, the winning coun terjust te _ minutes before full time. He had singed and while on his knees shown tln: odd goal. Al Saunders, Cr- .inued on page live) Markdale 3 l 2 Wharton 2 l 3 Durham 1 2 3 Owen Sound 0 2 4 GAMES TO PLAY ', Jan 2t-Wiarton " Owen Sound 2tV-Owen Sound at Markdale 28 - Durham " Wiaron w-owen Sound at Durham To be dsranged l WPrton It Durham Mukdale at o.- Sound Durham Hockey Teams win I 2, lose 2, during Week Chesley's fast senior team opened the Northern League season here Thursday _ night and gave the Durhams a strenuous argument, being defeated by only one g at, 9--8. At the outset the pace. was speedy. the defence gOaltight and shot after shot was cleared by Draper at Chesley goal. After 20 min the visitors had placed 1 in Allen’s nets to 0 for Darham. The locals uncovered some effective team play in the second period and outscored Chesley 4 to 1, giving them a 2 goal lead. The lazt session saw the fireworks. In the fiat five minutes‘ Durham had run in 3 more, making it 7- l 2, and it looked all over but cheering. The visitors recovered themselves and retaliated with 3, bringing it up to 7- 5 Durham made it 8--6, Cheslev then 8-6, and to cinch it Durham added the ninth, 9--6 Chesley undaunted kapt pressing making it 9-7 and then 9--8 just before time wagcalled. urinal}: I 2 I l 0 Tosay-AateslerinDu.ettV"0tts Durham 3, Owen Sound 2 INT. o, H A.STANDING Won Lost To play Durham l Chesley 8 'irr7iiiiTiir. THURsBAf JANUARY: ad," '52.: NORTHERN LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost to play goals ._ Arr agai'st 12 16 With which tru-rat-tNt" lolstein Luau RowLAsgt-- InVDurbam. Jan. 16 19314 McGowan won appointod a committee to Mr and Mn. John A. Rowland. 3 to grunge a prom-am for each monthly angina. (Km anemia Ron) t muting. Natmua,--its Clank. on Tum”, Jan. On pun-unto! 81.00. tls. att tie, a t.-MraatdMroJeittNes0tr, (rteelanrottse Dim}! we» “bathe! Weir)adatattter. riiiiiiaUGiiiii. "ootsietr. a With the aid of a lantern Mr McVicar. one of the delegates, shnu ed aJargenuru- ber of slides of roads, good, bad and very bad, oi road machinery, tke .avmm- panying all with comments intended to be instructive. Mr Marshall, another of the delegates. spoi?e lucidty on road len- islation. the aims of use Depai tment, &c. all worthy of a better audience than the two theen ur so present. Adeputation from Toymto from the Highways Departmentoof the govern- ment, an ived in Durham, Wednesday on very short notice and called meetings in the Library for afternoon and ex eni'g or all interested. MRS. 1. B. LUCAS 3 The death occurred on Saturday last' in Toronto of Mrs. I. B. Lucas, wife of: Hon I. B. Lucas of Markdale. She was! a daughter of late M. K. Richirdson and i leave: two was. l Mr Cooper, District Reprccentativc, presided and Mr Robins, who has the oversight ol our Garafrasa Road from Guelph ro Owen Sound explained the heroic attempt of the government to maintain about 1800 miles of Provincim Highways by sink” subdivisions, each under a competent Manager or Overseer as is Mr. Robbins. Trinity Church Annual. Vestry meeting was held last Friday evening. January 14 Reports were read showing that the church had'had a very prosperous year and was in very good standing. Mr Ed. Kress as Rector'e Warden and Mr Joseph Atkinson " People's Warden wen each re-appointed " was also Mr John Kelly as Treasurer. Sidesmen are: Mr Philip Lawrence. Mr T. Hutton, Mr R, Whit. more. Mr G. Nohie. To show appn c'at'on of the Rector and his work the stipend was raised from $l200 to 81100. Mr Thus Daniel received word last week that his daughter, Mrs Wm Brown had died at her home at Paisley B,cook, Sask. on Sunday, Jan 2ad Liter a l Hines! uf on|y four days from paraylsis of the b swels. She was but " years ot age and leaves a little sou Jimmie nearly 5 years old, besides the sorrowing husband. Her father. one Brother Percy here and six sisters also mourn her loss l Mrs Wm Welsh, Mrs Hemstock. Hamilton . Mn Jno Murdock, Durham ; Nettie in City Hospital Hamilton ; Lottie in Detroit and Myrtle at her home here. Interment took place at Roleau. Sank. cemetery. it being found impracticable to remuve theremains to Durham. Much sympathy is extended to the bereaved relatives. As one listened to the details of the scheme, one is impressed with the busi- ness like way the U F. o governmr‘nl has gone about it. Time and spate for- bid further mention this week. The funeral of thisryoung man, a resi- dent of Guelph, took place to Durham cemetery ox. Luanday. Rev. E. J. Mc- Ewen conducting the services. Deceas. ed was 28 yours of use. a grandson of Donald Beaton. Gleuelg. his mother ior. merly being MissMury Benton. Last summer he went west and was foreman ofa lumber yard, in a Saskatchewan town, where he died from spinal menin- gitis. t The victim of the accident isa son of Mr Joseph Black, who resides in Holland Tp. He is in his thi ties and unmnl- ried Drs. Smith of town and McCullough of Markdale dreséed the wound the latter attending on him. V Trinity Church Had Good Year 1 While working in Mc Irthur Bros.'" sawmill on 2nd Con E GR. Glenelg, on the Reay farm, Neil Black received a deep cut on the head by a saw. which it, is feared may end fatally. He was t3, ing an edging off the belt when he raise ' his head unthinking against a rapidly revolving saw culling it open from ear to) ear about two _i,'t'i'ii'i'iii',e'i'iiiriiiiiiit) penetrated- the brain, a ' ough still living, to-day, Wednesday, at a small} house near the mill. but little hope is a»! tertamed that he will recover. I Severely Injured in Saint“! T Accidt n1 Good Roads Men Here ERNEST DRINKWATER MRS WM. BROWN The Roll Call -0- _ty7fc7rirfti?tkz' ttil, Beam. The annual meeting of Durham Hor- ticultural Society for the you 1921 was held ir, the Public Library Friday Ciren- ing Jan 14th. The following offirserg were elected I President, Mn. Thor. Potty ; m Vice Pres, Mrs. Jno. Shell; ; 2nd Tice Pres, Mrs Thor. Henderson, Auditors. J. J. Smith A. H. Jackson ; 2 Directors, Mud-mos J, Brown, T. Brown iMcIeritb. Jno. McGowan and Mr J. A. l Rowhtpd for I term of t years and Mme ‘dlmel Nichol, Joe Smith, C Ramégund IRev Cole, Wm Irwin for 3 tom of I yr. Rev Cole, Mrs J. Brown. Mrs Men. rain). Mrs Jno. Ninhol and Mrs John MoGownn WCI’. appointed , commit“. to gauge a program for euh monthly It wisdooided to hold an othum of Bowers and "(Hubris it the fall, date to be M u a future meeting. Mrs Ivan Edwards (nee Jana E. Mar. shall) will be at home to her friends after Feb. 1st at 405 Roxton Read, Taming. Mrs. tl.G. Wtetele of Waterloo is visi? ting Mrs Finlay Graham in town for i time. On Wednesday Mrs Graham held an At Home in her honor. ' Mr Wm. Buchan of Dunnville. is visit- ing among old friends in and near Durham for a couple of days this week. The home of Mr. and Mrs, J Wesley Hunt, 126th St, Edmonton, Alta. wasthe some of a quiet but pretty wedding on New Years eve. when Miss Kathleen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs C L.Grant of this town was married to Ralph W Hayes ot Edmonton. - The Rev. W. K. Thompson of Erskine Presbyterian Church was me officating clergyman. The bride looked charming in anavy blue tailored suit. with hat to m,tchand carried a bonnet of sweet- heart roses. l LU7_tTr-rT “~__ " .' I rt,ii!.yiiSitlCirh'.'r, l (1jl..li'.iiiiiljlltijiettii'si iii) Mr. Jim Milligan. Bentinck, attended the Experimental lectures at the o. A,C. Guelph, last week. Mr and Mrs Thos. Banks are visiting their ton George at Ceylon for a few weds Mr Alex. McQueen alter two weeks at Williamsford. has gone to Toronto to re- port at head office of Standard Bank. Only immediate friends and relativns ofthe bride and groém were present. The bride was one of Durham's most popular young ladies and was. quite prom. invnt in social and chur:h affairs before going to Edmonton eight or nine years 830. The annual meeting ofthe Ag. Qwiety held in the town hall Wednesday, resul- ted in the re-election of farmer officers as follows; President. Dan Edge; m Vice. J W Myth ', 2nd Vice. Goo Ritchie ', Secy Treas, Goo Binnie. Direotore; for Bentinok -Jus. Mather, R, Griersnn. For auheur-Areh Park, R.T, Edwards. For EgremonL- W. Ram-age. M. Barber For Norrmutbr--Riehard Barber, Wil- bert Blyth For Durham-T. Petty Annual Meeting of Flow.er lovers Her many friends here Mil join in wishing the young couple a happy and p'osperous career in ths/tvest. m city. South Grey Ag. Society Annual Meeting It was decided to hold the field crop competition in Cats as usual and this fuir date was fixe"d earlier in September A school fair exhibit will be held in cott- junction with the Fall Fair, the Ag: haul- tural Society providing the new, nary accommodation, seeds ind other mater- ials for school fair competitors are pro- vided free by the Grey Co. Dept. of Agri- cultme, Maikdulo ' Lady Direetore-Mrs J. McGowan, Mrs R. Burnett, Mrs Mallrasth. Mrs. Wolfe. Auditors, P Ramage. T, G. Lau- der Mr W H Hoig, manager of the Stan dard Bank, Drumheller, Alla. hasbeen sent to Regina. where he will have change o'. t ne of the city branches there. Mrs Limin returned Saturdav ight from visiting her daughter Mrs Morris in Woodstock. I Mrs John 1hikechnie left on Thursday to spend a week with her sister, Mrs W J Dowkes, Owen Sound. Mrs (Rev) E. McEwen and young son Bruce, are in Toronto this week receiving specialisVs advice on the latter's eyes. Trtrh=FrNEs TORONTO Hayes " Kraut antials -__ -.--_r- x-r-xsrxz . teritfi All unmid If)” tax must be paid at Standard Bank, Durha n. efore Feb. 7th Iggl, otherwise udditiona can win le uc-xrrmi. B rder SEWmmnwmmamwwmemwm.my; a THE ROYAL BANK or CANADA it' Store where Quality Rigas Sapceme yotice-0iwham Taxes SF. MOR LOCK 1 only brown Velour, 1133829, to cleu............326 1 only green Velour. reg 29, toe!ear............ $26 1 only Navy Velour, reg. 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