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l:'t'FF"ti"d-t-"t'.tt'E way-Hun; seems more ke doing business than anhs. Nearly evctyonc ac things we have to at How about a little :hnie‘s oi Town in Foreman bra ngF rou n Cali Shoe ice Bison Xxy:,ftxxagxx2, oi Town in After“ esiiisissa.wi' ”toning. 1 lb. size bites "ll you SHOES omen. Boys, Girls at. d save some money. '0 Law Hanuia It“ an lour at $5.50 " EKLY NEWS n _0a'i0.'y::i,'ylh'y,','gM Kiddies Shuts WANTED Butter 8 Eggs II. ONICS GEN IE up imes MAY 3,1921 Week spar Durham " " ir ry case 'e these nifty solid leather ave we been exhibit this havealarge g this week looking for mttourstoeh n.» at prices SI $5.69 il g toc year Belts, price that lb size x $3.98 x M and t.50 31.20 1.00 N, N! 1.00 N! N! 1.00 I 25c 22c t4e 86c 50e tm I - ' The Red c,ross Carries thr-Whorf Canadian Red Cross s Enron with your local Red Cross Branch or Enrollment Committee, or. it there in none in your community. with the Ontario Provincul Division. no SHERBOURNE STREET, TORONTO. (il,i)ir,,4y ti.,7si.z,,, (i?; " , f - The " NATIONAL' ONTARIO ‘ENROLLMENT, MAY 22-28 For Su'dbury. Port Arthur, Fort William, Winnipeg [swam] Edmonton, [rim Rypert, Vancouver, and Victoria TtME drt'rr'tiii'li'iy. an: "Curb-u! Lt'iaf"tt T. a. ROY. can.” . 'df Ernst” Fm. INit, 11cm iiiiiGraui0ai-A-tscuuuaaN_trrammtrmrhrGihe _ MAY S 1921 tu2 2,A',sr4 ti, 1,dluig, . '.,dD-"""'1k"""""""Tfr 3 si', g .8 52W f is? g . si-fi'""""""""-':) N f . J a S 54’ / AT "NATIONAL" Ln.TORONTO 10.30 pm. 3 DAILY Because an international confer- ence of medical experts, realizing that voluntary organization was necessary as an aid to Governments in solving the world's health prob- lems, decided that "no other or- ganization is so we” pupal-ed to undertake these great responsibili- tusarturudCroi'uttut "no movement have. more the hourly and enthusiastic "PM of all people than does this." Because of demands made upon it in dealing with the terrible after- math of disease and suffering which always follows war. Because of the serious health con- ditions revealed by the War--more than half of our Canadian young manhood unfit for combatant mili- tary service. W T “T W, 1‘» In, Ju. Whitman. Min Millie and Mr. Ben waited " the farmer's dungbur Mummers. McDonald'- on Sunday. Min Ell. MoF-dden wan: to Tor. ttttto lagt Thur-any. Mr. and In. Joe Brown of Ben- tinok “shed as Mrs. Jo. Brormu on Sand”. Quite e number heve eown grain bnuhe rain of lete mekee needing1 elow. 1 .Our beef ring uteri: this week. I! Another of the eerly pieneere pee ed to the Greet. Beyond lest Thnrede Andrew Mill: el . . "one eighth yeer e eeme " the" per el 'iitTiiHir"i'Coiii'i'.1 m wee gifted, with egreet memory and eeuld rem cell the time end plece of thinge hep.; pening meny yeere ego in the timf when thie wee e bush country. Hie "site will be much misled by hie friende. m we: buried Beturdeyi afternoon iron: " nephew‘s. Mr. Al. i en Ball, by the Orange Order. Thor eerviee being oondueted by hi. purer Rev. Cele eeeieted by Rev. MeEwen? end Rev. W. Methewe (neyhew ot the I deeeeeed.) The lunerel wee largely “tended. II 3% ---+ 8m . --4h in" - Just “all: I tau-II RAZ.MAH Is Guaranteed to More 'teel tyeathieyr, ttep must" paneling: in the broncth tuber, gin lug at; u of quiet tttti contains no hum-forming drug. " at your drug- iot’t Trial teen management or write K,'itufll'l', 142 King W., Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Dounld Wagon Ind lumily vilited with Mr. and Mu. An. dy Wateon “canny. Local Agent---s. Mchth McWILLIAMS 3; mm thin week. I: the only pianos" p" " Beyond lot Thur-d. n a! . . "em a "mCto then pr g f - -. . . mxnunmnm RAZ-MAH Aug. 6 ...... .......... PM new; Aug. 6 o............'. Eugenia It Rocklyn Aug. n ................ Rocklyn um July 2 ........ July 2 ...’.... July 4 ........ JulyS ........' July ' .....g.. July 9 ........ July ig......., July " ....... July 16 ....... July " ......., July 28 ...w..., July 28......., ... nndelcur atCerlon July 80 Sunday School reopened for the 1 coming summer with I good attend. ance for the first Sundny. May 28.... June g...... June 8..... June!) ..... June " ..., June 16 .... June " .... June 18 .... June 23 .... June24 .... June25 .... June 30.... May M....... May 16 s....... ........... Ceylon at Glenelg May Ig...........,..,. Dundalkat Rocklyn May M........ .. May 27..... ...... Mr. Delbert Haw and Maudie are on the sick "at. Wonder what has happened to John us he never shows up to the corner. Mr. John - lost a valuable home lut week. Glad to report Mr. Alex Penman a lot better. Mr. Sam Kenning is working It Hopevllle he has a few contracts there to attend to. Seeding operations here are back- ward on account of the wet weather. Min Lena Wilson hos gone to te- aide in Toronto. WW”? Mr McKinnon was leader in olden times of the praise part of the service of the Presbyterian church here and down at the Durham Road in time of the late Rev Chas Cameron and Rev D McLeod. Mr McKinnon often took his we, who was unable to walkfar, in a lum “vegan and the old oxen. A young man to-day would find plenty of excuses from taking his mother in a lumber wagon. Mr McKipnon was a true Reformer and Presbyterian. . Mrs McKi non and family experien- ced the 'l,l'tp'l'l death also some three yearsago when that dutiful son was traorificed in the trenches of France. The father and son like Saul and Jana- than spent a happy and pleasant life together and although their graves are very far apart, in death they are not separated, for it is hoped that father and son were again pleasantly joined where there is no war nor sickness of any kind. To the bereaved family the many friendsin this vicinity send con- dolence in their sad bereavement. One of the largest authoring: ever seen in town, was this Tuesday afternoon, 3rd May, the occasion being the funeral of the late Mr Neil McKinnon .who died at his ruidonce in Toronto. Al the Editor was present we will not say much on the sad occasion. However as the deceased and the writer grew up in familiarity since the days of their youth. Consequently we feelit a duty to say a little about his life in the many years we |havo associat- ed with one another. Mr McKinnon's father and mother ter a few years were residents on lot li con t, south Durham Road, Glenelg and from thence moved to Egremont. Of a family of six brothers and three sisters. only one brother Hugh, B. Line, Glenelg, and Mrs Adam Weir are living. in evidence of the respect the departed was held the funeral was attended from all directions From Durham, Bontinck Glenelg and Toronto they came. The Editor will give a synopsis of sermon. Mr Don McDonald is away to (baton Bound again for treatment to his eyes. This is May and to rush tho doy more beautiful it came in .on s Sunday. In "tues-on the monyMoys put end icons the seed pioneer looks book to the days of his activity end during the many 'Mars' that intervened since the may time of his youth. Now it may be' e dream to him when atstieipating what wos to truspire in the long and many Mays he expected to .exporionre in tut. urs years. Now that his expectations of long ago ere mused being permitted to see the return of thi5 beautiful Mar, perhan his memory goes back to that morn of IMI when.. rising in the morn- ing found two feet of snow which fell during the night. Cattle had to live on brouee from newly fallen elm or mnple trees. The shocks of the new settlers which was chinked with moss. was I covered with newly fallen snow. Every- l thine had a dreary looking appenrance and was somewhat discouraging to the new settlers who perhsps came acros- the ocean a year or so previous. But by patience and perseverance he soon became climatized to the new country. . A an; of young men no busy'put- ting up more hydro wires slang the Durham Road. Centre Grey Baseball Schedule PRICEVILLE Mn LIMITS .....s..-vGienele at Rocklyn ................. Ceylon at Vandelcur ............ Fleshetton at Dundalk ............... Dundalk at Vandeleur Ceylon at Rocklyu ............. .... Glenda " Rocklyn ............ Flesberton at Vandelqur .....t..-.... Flesherton " Ceylon ..................Rocklyn at Eugenia ..................Eugenia at Dundalk .................Glenel¢ " Flelherton ............ Vandelour at Rocklyn ..... ............ Ceyldn at Dundalk _....... ........ Rocklyn at Vacdeleur J...,.........-, at Eugenia r.... .e...... ...... Eugenia at Ceylon ............. Eugenia at Flesherton ............ Manon " Rocklyn ......,..,..'.. Vanddeinnt Glenda _....... ...... Ceylon at Fleshetton .... ......... Flasherton at Eugenia .............. Glenelg at Vandeleur .................. Rocklyn at Ceylon l............ Vandeleur at Dundalk .............. Eugenia at Vandeleur '... ......... Dundalkat Fletherton '"""""Y"'" Rocklyn at Glenelg PRIGEVILLE t,elli,pl SWINTON PARK ........... Eugenia at Glace]: Gland; " Ceylon Notice is hereby ch that fishing is prohibited on lots tio, " ' " and " on the 3rd Con., E, G. R.", nd on lot 10 of the 3rd Com, N. D. ire, elg. SULLIVAN-yes majority 179 l Chatsworth 124 M 99 2 Kinghurst " 49 2 3 Kandy " tit 36 4 Peabody 88 " 55 ' Desboro 87 100 CHATSW0RTH-yes majority 97 l 148 51 97 1 Arnette 2 Walt. Fan.- 3 Bukeley 4 Maggie 5 Hor. Centre 6 Massie l Wareham " 2 Maxwell 97 3 Fevershnm 160 4 Singhampton " 5 McIntyre 57 6 Rob Roy 46 7 Badjeros 96 8 Hatherton . 30 T Kingscote 48 . 7 41 8 Proton Stu " it " ARTEMESIA-Yes maj. 638 1 Orange Hall 91 " " 2 Flesherton 68 II {I 3 Proton Sm 77 19 8 4 Ceylon 105 30 69 c, Plieeville 160 23 . 137 6 Vandeleur 93 3 90 7 Eugenia 120 4t 78 8 Portlaw 77 5 72 l Allan'l " 18 68 2 Dtomon 131 " 120 ' Holltein 263 22 241 4 Yeovil 151 " 182 5 Mt.Foreat 127 " 106 o Drury's us ' no BENTiNOK-Yes majority 385 l Tobermory " I7 18 2 Clark's . TO T " a Hutton Hill 67 8 49 ' Allan Park 104 19 " 5 Camp. Cor. " 31 " 6 [awash 113 38 " 7 Louise " 36 20 8 Elmwood " " 61 NORMANBY-No majority " l Alsfeldt 73 47 26 2 Ayton " 203 8 Ford's M 98 4 Hampden 49 60 ' Blyth" no " 95 6 Mush " 32 __ 4 Hampden 49 60 S Blyth'I IN " 95 6 Nemh 25 32 7 Gleneden 91 19 72 PROTON --Yeit majority 517 l Cedarville lil 24 87 2 Hopewll: 162 26 136 , Sw. Park 188 30 108 4 Ventry 93 19 74 5 Dundalk 72 21 " 6 Sep. School 18 ' 42 7 Kingscote 48 7 41 8 Proton Stu " 9 " 7 Louise " " 20 8 Elmwood " " 61 GLENELG-yes majority MO l Ritchie': 130 - 21 109 2 Glen " " 6t 3 Mukdale 68 " 28 G Domoch "8 9 39 ' Tp, Hall 60 37 23 I North 2 East 3 West The ottidat Ref-Mum count took place " Bud-1k Warhead” and South Grey's mjotity in 4782. Mr. J. W. Blyth has kindly fumilhed us the figures. . You No Yes No mi. maj DURHAM-yea majority 359 Midi! u. he, " Grey DUNDALK--yes majority 196 266 70 196 FLESHERToN-Yes majority I40 HANOVER-yes majority 145 NEUSTADT-No majority 84 13 07 MARKDALE-yes majority 253 rho-clout Orders for shipment to outside points Med at atroveprieets P. o. B., Durham. Cash must be sent with all outside orders. We are in the market tf grain. Highest prices pal . f Above prices are strictly cash. Town orders delivered Friday each week if paid for in advance Spccial Prices in Five To: Lots “min-Itch. ntnIMrpu-I It auto-MOS. cucmtn - In: Per " I. - net on: “communal. madman-auc- " Curio“ Pelee: Wellave a large stock of feed on hand that we are offering at the following prices, in any quantity. managed Stock Feed, per ton t4o.06, such included ChiefainNixed 2ef2',,e,r, too “.00. .. Durham Mixed Feed f round Feed Wheat) per ton 825. sacks included Oat Shorts, per ton 835. and: included Feed Oatmeal “nodal price) per 100 lbs. 820), sacks included Bran, per 100 lbs. 81.75.“th included Ground American Corn, per 100 lbs. 82 20 Itchincluded Whole Alumina Corn, per 100 lbs. " no Incite included Whole Man Corn. per 100ltt. '2.00 ml each Rob Roy Poultry Scratch Feed per 100 tu, " 00 - included Rot, Roy Baby Chick Feed per 100lttc “All not: included forth tu " " at 166 u 122 Vest 2 15 " 164 'G!tEMoNr-Yes majority 777 Feed! Feed l Feed I ttthampton " 18 27 :Intyre " IO 47 h Roy 46 18 28 1d jeros 96 " 82 Merton , 30 ll 19 HOLLAND -Yes majority 525 OSPREY-Yes majority 419 ROI ROY MILLS, Limited Fishid t “Q DURHAM, ONT. w Hmgrr--..-8 a. a. to 5 p. Ill. 73 152 141 91 125 102 44 l7 " 42 John Ne‘wén. l Walter Ball. I Jbited 51 81 100 I38 Ito 27 47 28 " ONTARIO ARCHIVES. TORONTO t21 " PA i1 " 4th--J. Ledlughnm‘. M. Ray, l D. Schnfer. A Smith". A. D. IcIn-I tyre. Sr 3rd--M. Melanin. I. Mott-1 ter", C. Sehuer, E. Mela-h. Jr 3rd| -te. McIntyre D. Morrison, C. Morrison. " "d-L Schulet. Jul ,-r. lelosh.C an. H Behater.', Sr. Pt-D. Giblon. Jr. Pr-tt Ie-x loch. Average attendance 16 'Pm-' cut envy day. 1 John Deline. who had been sentenced' ‘to 18 mos. in the Ontario Reformatory; on two charges of theft, and was in o/ Sound' jail awaiting removal. made tt' slippery elcnpe from the Court House where he was engaged carrying papers to the Sheriff's office. He beat it out un- noticed, skipped around the side walls, and hit it over the east hill to the rail. way track When his essape was dis- covered there was no trace of him, but the officers surmieed he would bearound his girl'shome near Dornoch. He was' located in an empty barn on the 2nd con, Bentinck. and taken into custody. An additional six month's sentence was imposed, now two years. as penalty for his daring attempt for liberty. Belitte Escaped but was Re. Cunard U. S. B. No 3, Bent. & Glenda THE VARIETY STORE R-L-seupaers osyillil, ___'“""°¥En l, SCHOOL REPORTS M. J. Lawrence. Teacher FHDNDBRAPH Come and hear them at tNew Goods t t at iirant'st, W. CALDE l Town Agent. thatmt Dru tttom, Telephone No. I '"ilrrtrrtr6rtrrtrerrtre"r69t For “an! ptrticnlsru npply to cu Grand Trunk Tick-t Arum. or C. R. flaming. District Pusan”: “an. Mm. Ont, The *rtilrlt,trylante Sleepigu can on night Tmm and MCI“ on principitl Day Trmnu. (2dl'Jlf:,l)ll(lii//iay Write us for prices on all kinds of mot. orcycles. all makes. Also expert repairing. MOTOR CYC L E S Owen Sound, Ont. Individunl Ittatructiort. Enter any tur. Business, Shorthand, Farmer'. and Pmtow Court". titrif of Specialist. Cntslogue Free. C. Aflelnin‘. RCA. G. D. Fleming. Principal Secretary in buuneu training & improvement In general education It: had at the Unsealed dining car sen-cc CANADA'S BEST Toronto Prop