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24 t .S. MclINTYRE Admission, 10th, 12th, 16th & 17thâ€"25 cts Grand Stand, usual prices. All information from the Secretary Lt.â€"Col. W. M. Gartshore, President. A. N Sever Full Days This Yearâ€"The Popular Exhibition of Western Ontario. $6000.00 Added The Western Fair We are in the marâ€" i Highest ket for all kinds of Graln‘ prices 1| (iet our prices before Buying or Selling Clansman Stock Feed Durham Mixed Feed Ground Feed Wheat Oat Shorts Chopped Corn Whole Corn Bras, and Mixed Poultry Peeds of all kinds Phone No. 4 We have a large stock of feed on hand that we are offering at carload prices. Feed! â€" Feed! Feed UTO MOYVIEPS A «L Minrdard k’(dnizem" ‘onderful Programme before the Grand Stand twice daily THE RED FRONT HARDWARE ALL THIS WORLD © 15 DARK AND PREARY VVE HAD A SMaAsHuP Plenty otf Musicâ€"Fireworks Every Night V ULCANIZING is the bright light of the auto reâ€" pair world that lights up the dark and dreary places where tires have gone to the bad. It is the revivifier of blownout tires and encourages thrift. Our vuleanizing deparitment doesn‘t wish you any bad luck, but when you need us, call. ROB ROY MILLS, Limited Boys and Girls Calf Competition Speed Eventsâ€" Dog Showâ€" Auto Races The Wortham Shows on the Midway We carry Everything in Shelf Business Hoursâ€"â€"8 a. m. to 5 p We have it, can We bave it it all colord and shades. Paints all ready to apply. UF Ne o ioi intiniretnlratredze ts : Bsccd S ind t Th 1e get weatherâ€"beaten and weather worn Nothing is more beautiful or a¢ds more dollats to your res thamn a nicely painted exterior. â€" There‘s money in it for wellâ€"save the surface and you save all. Dop‘t let vour Ei Paintup & Clean up LONDON Sept. 10th to 17th at Carload Prices Our stock includes g_\i?\“(f'Z/l/l ,{/////l///l S{ifke //‘ Sherwin Williams Covers the Wood AAVE F% VULCANâ€" |CheeRuP"} ]ZING get it, or it isn‘t made to the Prize List Beautify your home this Summer DURHAM, ONT. 13th, 14th & 15thâ€"50 cts A. M. Hunt, Secretary & Hilll j Highest prices paid. more dollats to your residence and Heavy Hardware , stains and varnishes 2y in it for you as t let your tuildings Not every weekly paper can afford to keep a poet on its staff. but the Neepawa (Manitoba) Register is an exception. Listen to this ; O blest is he who does not fuss When he receives a bill from us ; But promptly sends us the amount Wherewith to straighten his account. And doubly blest is that good friend Who waits not till a bill we send But knowing his subscription‘s due Sends in the money to renew. Dornam, Sept. 1, 1921 Hogs, live, f o b..... 1 Butter ...:..‘....©....%. 30 ‘to _ Durham won the second game here last Thursday by 10 to 5. Fora semiâ€" | final however there was nothing excitâ€" ;ing about it, as Durham did not over | exert themselves, and were content with | a safe lead. In reality it was not a semiâ€" | final but anexhibition game. Southampâ€" | ton defaulted thegame and their chances | beforehand, as they could not muster ‘ enough players and brought along three of Paisley‘s best stick artists to make [abetter game. The Soutampton boys ‘are geod sports, and deserve credit for IEtheir district showing. With only one ‘ manavailable for spare, with seven of their players just new to the game this ; season, they won their district. . The {loss of players to the West, and unable |to get off work, crippled them for their | semiâ€"final here, so with no hope of overâ€" f;aking the big lead the experienced :Durbams ran up in Southampton, they did their best under the circumstances , to provide a closer contest in Durham. Hay fever and asthma are quickly reâ€" lieved with "Razâ€"mah." _ Time to fight Rheumatism is the warm weather. Razt mah and T. R.C.‘s both sold by S Mcâ€" Beth. When Durham‘s Juvenile lacrosse artists.lost by only 1 goal, 6â€"5, in Hanâ€" over last week both the local team and supporters expected to take Hanover‘s measure in the return game here Friday. Contrary to expectations however, Hanâ€" over came back stronger, and quashed the locals aspirations with a6â€"2 trimâ€" ming. _ The Durham lads couldn‘t proâ€" duce much effective team play and did some loose passing, while the Hanover defence broke up almost all local geal attacks before they were dangerous. It was the Durhams off day, and on the play, Hanover earned the right to conâ€" test the semiâ€"finals. The score by quarâ€" ters was 3 0, 4â€"0, 4â€"2, 6â€"2. _ Harold: Boettzer of Hanover refereed. ‘ There was a fair crowd, but not as many as might be jooked for at a semi. final. _ The general belief that Durham had the round cinched after their Southâ€" ampton victory was accountable. Re. feree Jack of Toronto officiated satisâ€" factorily. Durham intermediatelacrosse team has advanced one step farther than last year in the race for the intermediate flag. Then they lost out in the first round semiâ€"finals with Sarnia. This year they have captured the iâ€"st round frem Southâ€" ampton and are now into the second with Orillia. A The Red Front Hardware Hanover Juveniles Won Here Beat Southampton in ‘ First Round Semi-FlnalI Durham Markets. LACROSSE Telephone 10 00 Only onechange has been made. Ayton lAgricultural Society fourd it necessary to change their date so that it c nflicted with the School Fair date We theretore wereforced to change from September l14th to October 4th. Notige of this change will be sent to all the Normanby Schools. [ Cedarville, Tues." 20th Proton at Ventry, Wednesday " _ 21st Sullivan at Desboro, Thursday " 22nd | Derby at Kilsyth, Friday "*_ 23rd| Sarawak at Balmy Bzach. Sat. ‘"" 24th | Durham at Durbham, Thursday ". 29th | Collingwood at Ravenna, Fri. " 30th | Sydenham at Annan, Saturday Oct. Ist | Normanby at Ayton, Tuesday " 4th | Markdale »t MarkdaTé. Tuesday" 11th | mead, Friday, " 16th Holland at Holland Centre Sat." 17th Keppel at Shallow Lake Monday "19th South Proton and Egremont at The following dates have been selected for Grey Count«© School Fairs :â€" Bentinck at Mulock, Tuesday, Sept. 13th Euphrasia at Rockiyn, Thurs. _" 15th St. Vincent at Meaford or Oxâ€" Deceased has hadland in Saskatchâ€" ewan fora number of years, and four years ago was married to Miss Minni¢ Twamley, who is left to mourn a faithkâ€" ful husband. He also leaves to mourn his demise, seven sisters and two broâ€" thers, viz ; (Hannab,) Mrs. J. McDougal!, Hamilton ; (Mary J.,) Mrs Geo. Twamâ€" ley, Salmon Arm, B. C. ; (Rosina,) Mrs. Robt. Twamley, Crawford : (Adeline), Mrs. B. McMurray, Nokomis, Sask. ; (Jessie,) Mrs. R. Ledingham, Welbeck ; (Alice), Mrs. R. McCaslin, Louise, and Richard and Edward Boyce at Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Boyce left for Webb, a couple of weeks ago, and had the melancholy satisfaction of seeing his brother in life. MRS SAM MORRISON A sudden death occurred at Orchard, Sunday morning when Mrs Sam Morriâ€" son was found dead in her bed and no immediate cause can be given for her sudden taking off. Her husband died some years ago shortly after returning from a trip to the West. A family of three sons and two daughters survive her another daughter, Mrs Ed, Welsh, dying in town a few years ago. The funeral took place Tuesday morning from the R.C. church here to Orchardville cemâ€"* etery, Father McGoey having charge of the service. There passed away at Webb, Sask., on Wednesday Aug. 18th, Mr ;larry Boyce, aged 42 years, and youngest child of the [amily of the late: Wm. and Mrs. Boyce,. Crawford, Forsome time back he has been a sufferer from rheumatism, and the past few weeks it became more acute. finally ending in death. Mrand Mrs Arch. Thompson spent the first of the week with friends at Kuox. Mr David Harris and Mr James Watson and family of Toronto spent the week end with friends here Mrs Watson who had spent a couple of weeks visiting friends returned home with them. Mr Albert M:iddileton has rented his farm to Messrs Jack and Harvey Caswell and intends to move to Durâ€" bham in a couple of monihs,. We are sormy to lose our old neighbors, but hope it will only be for a short time. We extend a cordial welcome to our new seighbors. Mr and Mrs Middleton spent Sunâ€" day in Daurham visiting the latter‘s sister Mrs W. B»urae who is very ill at present. Mrs. Archie Brown and two sons called on friends the first of the week errouie to her school at Bracebridge. The barvest is all in and the thrashing imachine is heard on all sides, Qaite a number around here have thieshed. Mr Joe Davison and L. A. McLean are spending a week in Toronto, also taking in the Exhibition. Master]Jackie Foliis of Owen Sound is holidaying with Mrs J. Mclntosh. Mrs Geo. Tracey visited Miss Macâ€" Intosh Monday alternoon. Mr Harvey Givens of Hollard Cenire Sundayed in our burg. A number from here attended the bail held in Durham Friday evening. Alice and J. L Suilivan left for Toronto, Monday accompanied ty Miss Kathleen Sullivan. Mr and Mrs Jack Lowe and son Harold spent Sunday at Dargavels. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Vassy and family visited their daughter, Mris Beit Kenpefick, Sunday. Miss Ruby Smith is spen€ing a few days with friends in Paisley. Mr and Mrs John Kenmnedy of Kenilworih, spent Sunday at Sheâ€" well‘s. * A bunch of Walkerton friends spent Suand .y. in our . town. * Miss Lawrevnce of Durham spent Saturday with the Dargavel family. Dornoch is a busy town ‘at present. One gang of men are putting in the tile in Dornoch while the other gang are putting a new bridge over river Styx. THE£ DUBHAM REVIEUV RCCKY SAUGEEN HMARRY BOYCE School Fairs Obituary DORNOCH | Div. 4â€"James Turnbull, Com. E. Monk, 52 yards.... ++.%*~..$5 20 | J. Pfeffer, 58 yarde........ .. «+.: .0 8Q D McGregor, 18 yards ... ... +R PV ‘-A. Mctregor, drawing., placâ€" iog 2 culver‘s aud filliog ‘ washoat. ..................17 00. F. Prast, tile........ ......... 31 93 Sbewellâ€"Hoot That we adj.ura t meet on Os:wder 1 at 9 v‘elcek for transaction uf gerera) basiners. man half day ........l.0.....5 J. Khodv 65 loads and work .. 9 (r. S:henk, 140 vards....,......14 0Q G. Magwood, 18) loads...... .14 8) . Davis, 2 I0eds.............. 16 W. Mickling, 41 yas and roaa..5 10 F.; Prag, tile...; :; .. +. . . 0K OY J, Hadson, halt day.... .......J 50 8 Hopwins, team 1 day and ‘ 10 B t vwl k ONTARIO Biv.¢3â€"John Hudson Com. T. Scales. 58 yards........... E. Mariinand others.... ....... J. WooGds, 111 yearus.......... F. Brueugam. culvert...... .. Win. Willis, Sr. work........... C. Elberib, culvert...... .... .. (G S:henk, 140 varads.......... (G. Magwood, 18) loads...... .. i. Davig, 2 Ac«ds.... .... ..:;. @TaAVel.....1« i...s.sassss. as:s6 4) T. Shewell, 2 days...... .......6 00 S. Bailey and others, work.....3 10 S. Bailey, statute labor.... .... .9 OO J. Nabn, 8 hours man and 8 bhours team .. ...... ...... .... 5 60 Div. 2â€"H. W. Hunt, Com, H. W. Hant, filling at arch _ culvert, repairing washout..$ 8 CO Goldemith Bros., rep. culvert _ 2 00 1. McLean, 8 hours...... ......2 00 J. Sebult#, C tile......‘....:.. T 00 8. Putherbough, 4 hours...... ..1 UO J. McDugal!, 35 loads gravel 2 80 D. McKechnie, 44 loads gravel 3 52 H Riddel!, 5l loads Zravel.....4 08 W. Smith, 51 loads gravel.....4 08 C. Melotyre, 8 hours...... .....2 00 P. Shirk, 33 loads gravel.......2 64 T. Stinson, 15 loads gravel.....1 20 T. Reay, haltcost work and Fs 4 eulv., lot 45, con. 3, W G R $152 00 H. W. Han:, error in report....2 00 O Bauer, 88 loads and road....9 04 J . Peity, 16 hours...... ........4 00 Townline B & N.............. 29 67 T. Mitligan, TOdoads gravel....5 60 J. Lyno, 10 bours gradiug ... . .5 00 D. Burns, 5 hours.... ...... .. .1 25 G. Cuff, stoning........ ...... .. 1 00 G. Torry, man 14 day ..... ....3 75 it, Mighton, man 2days.... .. .. 5 00 J. McRonald, 2 days grading 10 00 J. MeRosald. 2 daysteam and 2 d&Y8 MAN.... ... ....«..;. 15 O0 M. Adlam, 12 hours man.......3 QU H. W. Hant, operating grader ard cther work..............9 00 C. Torry, 90 yds 33 loads......11 64 G. Reav, 24 vards........ .....2% 40 J. Milligan, 40 yds.......... ...4 UO J. McD nald, 29 loags........ 2 32 T. Resy, halt cost divia. line... 6 40 A. C. McDnald, inspecting .... J. Dodsworth, repair bridge.... J ~Howie, : LLMDOF ... ¢.:. :114 14s â€"* (4. Westfall, 3 yards gravel.... M. Bailey. repair bridge...... A. C. McDonald, 2 days work ... WDiv. 1â€"Thos. shewell, Com. D. McLean, drawing, placing Hantâ€"Shewell; That $25 of Mr. Leeson‘s grant be given in aid of the School Fair. _ Beutinck fair to be hald at Mulock on Tuesday, Sept. 13. Every body invited.â€"Carrieq. The following sccounts were paid : A. C. McDonald, Bridge Com. P. Corlett, bridge, lot 5, con. _ _ Tarnballâ€"Hant ; That the followâ€" ing persons be paid for sheep killed by dogs ; Jobn Bailey, 1 sheep...... .... %9 00 R. Twamlev, 1 sheep, J lamb 15 00 C. Might»n, 1 lamb ......... 10 00 T. H Lawrence, inspecting... 2 00 â€"Carried Treasurer reported having received a cheque of $54.50 trm G. M. Leeâ€" son, M. P. P., as a grant to this muniâ€" cipality Council requested Clerk to reply, thanking him for said grant. Tarnballâ€"Hudson ; That Townâ€" ship Rate be 34 mills and the schools accordiog to «teir requirements.â€" Carried . Applications for collector of taxes were recerved trom John Mardick and Mark Meryyn. Members all present. â€" Minutes of last meeting reaqd and adopted. Huadsonâ€"Shewell: That M. Merâ€" vyn be appointed Collector ot Tax s tor the year 1921.â€"Carrieq. BShewellâ€"Hunt; That Jobn Laho be paid $106 25 tor erecting 60 rods ut wire feuce. â€"Carrieq. HMuadson=â€"Turnbaell : Tuat R. J. Corâ€" lets be paid $11 50 tor 10 calis aod unlesge as Scu.ol Attendaance Officâ€" er.~â€"Cartied. Tarnbullâ€"Hadson; That Reeve be authoriZzed to receive tenders for painting of bridge, S. L. 40, con. 3, N. D. R , uniil Sept. 10â€"Carried. Mrs Biils and son Robbie oct U. S. visited wi h Mr aid Mrs Jas. Bwen on Monday. day Mrs Hogh MsDonald visited ber parents Mr. anod Airs Wm, Honess at Crawford on Friday. Mr and Mrs D. Lamb and Miss Mary yisited with Mr and Mrs Thos. Torry of ‘"Riverside Farm on Sanâ€" Mrs Dancan Morrison and family of Dornoeh visited her sister Mrs. J. W. Smith and family on Wednesday. Miss Mary McCracken is attending Toronto Exbibition this week . Mr and Mrs Fallerton and family of Sullivan visited friends on the line on the first of the week. Bentinck Council TORONTO ABERDEEN H. Chittick, Clerk, na n e w k d k k k PS PC §.++> ++ ++ 00â€" BO $ .+3« :+ +s1 10 §rt,.., . . ~sI00 Es1 .~«sus +« 1C OR § â€"xs««4, «14 OM s w a k k w w2 2P OV nan.......3 0O g grader 4s 245«%%s s# OQ )ade.... .. 11 64 isxaiss 3+ ++*C0MQ s Â¥xaars * 44 UQ 18. 144 . +. MB 1+« §270 00 .. 5 75 . 9 70 $8 70 u6 50 11 10 6 CO Cross & Sutherland Hardware Company, DURHAM, ONTARIO® Do you need another rocm? paint easily, beautifully and ecoâ€" Do your walls need redecoratâ€" nomically. Waterproofed on ing? Neponset Board is just bot‘ sides. Comes in sheets what you should select for makâ€" ready to useâ€"only harmmer and ing two rooms out of one, for caw needed to put it up. Arâ€" repairing walls and ceilings, or â€" tistic interiors made in a few for wainscoting. hours. K Neponset Board is a "univerâ€" Think how many places there sal board." Two beautiful finâ€" are in your home where ishesâ€"quartered oak on one side Neponset Board can be used and light tan on the otherside. to advantage. Then come in No painting requiredâ€"but if and let us tell you how little you wish to paint it, it takes Neponset Board cos*s. "ang.... ! BIRD & SON, LIMITED, Hamilton, Ontaric}" New Rooms in a Few Hours We will give you the highest price at all times for your Butter and Eggs and will pay you in cash or in trade at same price. 3‘ Durh eggs‘ StOre, Durham V jJVOuU lULLU JCLIl JAlS} s We have a full stock Imperial pints, Imperial quarts, and half galâ€" lon sealers. UOECN :: /n rieax>ss¥¥eske0 Apples by the basket...... Tomatoes by the basket Nice oranges, per doz.... 65¢ Nice Bananas......... 40 to 50c Pickling Onions, perqgt. 25¢ Very nice lemons, 6 for 25¢ Muskmelons, each... 10 to 20¢ Red & Green Peppers, per at their best and now is the time to buy them. Crawford freestone peachesâ€"they are the best we can buy. â€" Bartlett Pears are very fine for preserâ€" ving, put up in 11 quart baskets and are quite cheap th»s year. Egg Plumsâ€"Lombard and Burâ€" bankâ€"are the nicest for preserving. They are quite scarce this year awd the price a little higher. This week they run at $1.50 to $1.60 a large basket PEACHES, PEARS & PLUMS Everything in A Complete stock of all kinds of fruit Anything you ask for we have it or can get it. NEPONSET BOAROD® without upset dige:ti;n.â€"diowcineu. buzzing in the head, or danger of forming a drug babit. Guaranteed Safe and Sure. Get them in handy boxes at our drug store: A box is insurance against headâ€" ache, car sickness neuralgia and pain of almost any nature. Pain Pills U can‘t do lutiee to yourseif in business, social or home life if you suffer from headache, backache, neuraigia, monthly pains, or any of the thousand and one pains with which all of us are affiicted atone time or another. ‘l“huo pains tindioat.e & nz real physical danger. But there are very few pains of any nature that are not prompti relieved Dr. l;{u' Antiâ€"Pain P({h pxompHy ad WHY SUFFER PAIN? Do you need Jem Jars ? Sold in Durkam by Macfarlane‘s Drug Store There are no disagreeable after effects. Dr. Miles‘ Antiâ€" rasssssssesnss PO%O DC SsSTOP THE PAIN .. â€" 50¢ 40¢ paint easily, beautifully and ecoâ€" nomically. Waterproofed on both sides. Comes in sheets ready to useâ€"only hammer and caw needed to put it up. Arâ€" tistic interiors made in a few NEW POTATOES, GREEN CORN and CABBAGE always kept in stock SEPI. 1. 1921 Redpath Sugar Red and Whi Kubber Rings These help to save your fruit from spoiling. They are Positiv *4 _ Bneezin weepin unless 3 town . obtair the [ ole aleve ersity teach« ine . take uy In BUIC SC D $1.00 â€" Templet Junior Entran Senior C & A $ » of Lar The i DUR han ally save h st wh 1 r€