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#4 &4 €4 ) The Durham U.F.O. Live Stock Shipâ€" ping Association will ship stock from Dusham every Tuesday _ All partiesreâ€" quested to bring stock imon that day but give three days notice. JAS. LAWRENCE, Manager, Phone 93, r 1â€"3. R. R. No 1, Durham 8 roomed house in Upper Town, Durâ€" ham. _ Solt wat er pump in house, good stable and garden. _ House in first class shape. For further particulars apply to If you have any idle cash, invest quickly, as such high interest rates will not be long available Write, call or telephone Provincial and Municipal Bonds yielding from 5: to 7 per cent Industrial Bonds, yieldiag 7 to II p. c. The New Shop, opposite Veteran Star Theatre Victory Bonds Excelient Investment Opportunities Give us a trialâ€"â€"â€"we want you to be a satisfied tomer. Our prices are right. Ask for our delivery ri call or give order to the driver. We have opened up a Meat Market in the former Nichol Tailor Shop (just south of Middaugh House) where we will have at all times a choice supply of Fresh Mcats. Sausage HMeadcheese, Cured Meats Fish of all kinds in Scason Boys‘ 4 eyelet Rubbers, Snag proof, on sale...... Men‘s «6 «* â€" GU0, Or ssle .....~.... Men‘s 7 in. lea top Rubbers, Snagproof, on sale . .. Men‘s all white 4 eyelet, Snag proof, on sale... ... The Cash Shoe Stere PURHAM, â€" ONT. January Sale Specials Reg $120 for..... Reg $1 for..... ZePyrol Antiseptic fe " " Oléopacknges Large tube 60¢c. Klenzo Soap 15¢. The two for Klenzo Tooth Paste Macfarlane‘s Drug Store Durham MEATS of all Kinds We have a limited number of these so be on hand early before your size is sold out. Notice to Farmers Below you will find listed a few of the many barâ€" gains we can and will offer you. You will not be wasting time if you dropin and look them over. Clearing Sale of China Ten Days â€"â€" Jan. 26 to Feb. 4th CHINA & CUT GLASS Anopormnity tocompletercur 9@ of, P. RAMAGE, Durham Toilet Paper Prevents Pyorrhoea. House for Sale LAWRENCE & WILSON Phonog: aph Andr »w Ford, Durham JANUARY 26, 19232 all maturities, yielding 5 to 63 per cent 89¢ REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Reg 50c for‘..:... «~~ $98 °_ J. S. MclLRAITH 39c¢ 35¢ 60c The ministers of the new governâ€" ment at O:tawa who went bick for reâ€"election bave all been returned by acclamation. For a few days it looked as it Premier King was to be an exception, for W. A. Armstrong, the Conservative candidate defeated King Government Firmly Che Durham ARevjiew Purest Castile Soap Large bar for...... For chapped hands......... Eczema Ointment Regular 50c for... Best for the kidneys 6 boxes for ........;.... Karr‘s Kidney Pills MACFARLANE‘S to be a satisfied cusâ€" Frost Cream January 26 _ 1922 25¢ & 35¢ D urham rig to 2.15 3.95 3.95 * 2.50 ‘is oue of the immortals, struggling for the light in all counâ€" tries find in Scotlard‘s great poet, net only recognition~ but positive strength and inspiration. _ The world His love of liberty and patriotic spirit as breathed in his writings has been a boon to humanity. It, is uot Scotsmen only who revere his memâ€" orvy and love his works, but men , Toâ€"day, Wednesday, Jan. 25th, is | the anniversary of the. birthday of one of the world‘s great ones, Robâ€" pert Burns. _ Though only an Ayrâ€" shire plougbma», though his life measured only 38 years, he left an impression on the world equalled by few, _ He wasa man of vision, We are still in Conferences and Leagues trying toestablisk democracy and the brotherhood (t man, yet who more than he has breathed its spiri€ than he does in "a man‘s a man for a‘ that" with the confident prediction that ‘"man to man the woild o‘er shall brithers be ? ‘‘ on Dec. 6th, came boldly to the front, 4 almost demarding from bis party â€"~ the liberty to ron again, ‘"‘to vindieâ€" | ate his repataion‘‘ somewbat sullied â€" in the tew days before the election. i The two of them were actually nlnominned, bot Mr Armstrovog in time with drew and Hon. Mr King was declared elected by acclamation, â€"p. As were the rest of his colleagues. \ _ The death of this noted author, statesman and publicist in many spheres took placelast week at an |advanced age. He had held many pos‘s of importance under the British [government, one of the most notable and successinl being that ot British ‘Ambassador to the United Staees His great work on * The American Commonwealth," is perh#ps his most noted one and has been of no sm»]| !service incementing good feeling beâ€" tween the States and British comâ€" manities. 1 Already steps ars being taken to chocss his saceâ€"ssor and the honor may fall on Cardinal Vanutelli, who tor a few years bulked largely in Canadu. _ The death of this noted fxure in Rome took place on Sarurday last and the whole kRoman Catholic world mouros. The influence of this digâ€" nitary on world movements in war and perace is not small and the late pope won praise from alil classes for dignilied and imparti»l atitades in great crises _ His impartiality was geverely tes ed in the late war,. for he h«d to hold the balance bet ween ‘ R ‘man Catbolic Aas ria and Balgariâ€"« and Roman Catholic Frarce and Belgiam and he teld it well We believe nore mâ€"re tbhan he would rej:ice at the L ish sâ€"mleme~t. _ Al most his laat pablic »ct w»s to send a telegram :0 King George expressiag delight at the Irish peace pâ€"ct. Death of Viscount Jas. Bryce Hon Mr King, wfirifis;e&,' & ';v:);l-(i rather see him elected. Mear.while all eyes are now on Grenville, where Mr Meighen is beâ€" ing opposed by a Pregressive, with jast a chance that he may again be defeated. Among the speakers holdâ€" ing out for the Progressive candidate is Miss A McPhail, M. P., who disâ€" claims tor barself and party any unâ€" kindness because opposing bim, but that the country baving turned bhim (ll‘ovm._zne is looked npon as tair game. The ouly goverrment candidate still «i_hout a seat is Mr Stewart of Alberta, so far no candidate of that province, having retired to give him a place. It is now thought that » vacancy in Qaebec, caused by death may be proffered to him. Condition Powders Full pound for....... Guaranteed to kill lice on cattle. Per pkg.... 25C Mactarlane‘s f Vermin Destroyer Regular 2.50 for. Death of Pope Benedict Keeps the hair natural color. Large bottle... Hot Water Bags ROBERT BURNS Hair Restorer M Cw se â€"~â€" 1.9§ ; he 50c To Him that Hath (new) Connor ", Sky Pilot in No Man‘s Land *# , | The Window Gazer (new) McKay y | Jess of the Rebel Trail ** Cody ) | Red Meekins g Fraser | Purple Springs ** McClung ‘| Heritage of the Sioux " _ Bower y The Star of the Desert M ** t The Way of the Strong (replace) Cullum | Cleek, the man with 40 [aces " Henshaw . | Havoc (replace) Oppenheim | The Spirit of the Border (new)Zane Grey Story of Waitstill Baxter " Wiggin® Anne of the Marshlands " Lady Byng The Barriers £% t Her Father‘s Daughter _ " Porter | Daughter of the Land (replace) t Whispers (new) Dodge Borrowers are allowed one new book on a card and not more than two new books to one family at one time irrespective of how many cards the family may have. New books may be retained 10 days only and after that a 2c a day fine will be imâ€" posed. Other books may be retained at | most three weeks,. _ After that 2¢ a day | fine will be imposed. â€" Nonâ€"fiction may | be renewed at the end of three weeks|. for one week longer,â€" providing no other | ! borrower has made inquiry for the book. | A number ot book borrowers at present | have books out from 2 mos. to 2 years. I This condition of affairs will not be tolâ€" | erated hereafter. These borrowers will : be given until Feb. 15th to get their | boeks returned. After that date bills for the price of the books retained will | p be sent toeach borrower and if necessary | / collection made as the law stipulates. â€"!a The following new books and replaceâ€" ments have been added to the shelves of the Public Library and will be ready for circu‘ation, Friday evening Jan. 27th Anne‘s House of Dreams (new) Montg‘ry & [| Anne of the Island (replace) wa Anne of Green Gables * *4 The Golden Road (new) ** The Story Girl t« Â¥t Rilla of Ingleside *L * | Under Sealed Orders " Cody * | The Silver Maple & Keith _ " | Duncan®olite (replace) * â€" | The End of the Rainbow (new) * Y | Little Miss Melody * ts ; Girl of the Limberlost (replace) Porter . | New Chronicleso{ Rebecca (new) Wiggins y | The Measu:e of a Man (replace) Duncan n | Mary Gusta (new) Lincoln z | Mark Tidd in Business * Melland . | Hussars of the Wolf *"*_ Parree Bright Ideas "_ Strang 6| Mystery of Maybury Manor (new) W cod ! | For Drake and Merry England (new) â€" t Wolkey : The Sporting House (new) Bird 3 No Man‘s Island * . Strang ' The Head of the Lower Scthool _ Moore | Impossible Peggy "* _ Russell |: â€"| A Riotous Term * Baldwin ‘ | The School Torment (new) Oxenham 4 ‘ | The Luck of Lois * Haverfield ; A Treasure House wl Whiting _ | Chris and some Others * Dorch . | Dimsie Moves Up e Bruce , | The Owner of the Lazy D * White | t | Courage of M. O‘Doone " _ Curwood || Red and Black **_ Richmond| | Captain Scrages hig Kyne| The Buccaneer Farmer * Bindloss ; Dangerous Days (replace) Rineheart f No. 17 (new) Tracy i A People‘s Man _ " Oppenheim The Cinema Murder " ** I The Pawn‘s Count * ** I The Cup of Fury _ * Hughes F A Castle to Let ** Reynolds Joyous Troublemaker (replace) Gregory | F Hop Along Cassidy (new) Bower | & The "ea Wolf ho London The Forbidden Trail _ _ * Willsie | b The Talleyrand Maxim * Fietcher Mystery of the Hasty Arrow (new) Green | h Lydia of the Pines (replace) _ Wilisie Partners of the Tide +4 Lincoln | b T ssof the Stormcountry (new) White|t The man from Bar 20 * _ Mulford f:_‘ Mystery of the Silver Dagger Parrish | * The Knight of Lonely Land(new) Campâ€" bell v Wosterners (new) White Glory Rides the Range * Dorrance | « The Rambling Kid * Bowman th The Valley of the Moon _ " _ London hi Strange case of Mortimer Fenley (new) ov Tracy To Him that Hath (new) Connor | vi Two weeks ago in Winnipeg, she also won laurels at a Progressive Convention, Not only was she in demand as a speaker but receptions were held in ber honor as the pioneer of women in parliament. ary life. The new member for South East Grey is bringing her riding into prominence and she is showing an. energy in preliminary stages which if duplicated in pariiament will react on‘ wholesome legislation. a velty of a woman representative in carrying the war into Africa, : that is in en ering into the G:envi.le Gontest with the endeavor to elect another Pro gressive and defeat ex Premier Meighen. Her meetings are crowded, the Ottawa citizen gives about two columns to a report of a famous speech she made at Prescott. Some of the material of her speech we have heard here but much of it is new, and shows we think a develâ€" opment taking place. She is going to visit Ottawa before. returning homa.‘ The election is toâ€"day New Books at Public Library Miss McPhail, M P , has been using all the prestige of her name and the An Active Politician ONTARIO ARCH ' TORONTO By Order (new) White * Dorrance * Bowman * London THE DUBHAM REVIEN The program committee of box social wisbhes to thank Rev. W. Aird who tlndldy consentrd to act as chairman and who proved himâ€" gell, very eMicient as such. the proceeds from entertainment and sale of boxes amounted to$106 20 Last week‘s budget The Box Social on Friday night was a decided success. The school was filled and the best attention was maintained throughout. . Miss Law ence, who is the capable a:d popular teacher in this section, wes «iven splendid support by the young people of the section and a proâ€" gram that could not be excelled by urban talent was rendered The dialogues were well delivered and the performers showed considerable vatural ability. _A duet by Misses Elsie and Blanch Boyce and violin musig by Messrs Geo. and Charl«s Migbton and a number of comic songs by Mr Jas. Langril! of Hutton Hill made a great hit. ~Rev. W Aird acted as chairman. ‘The boxes were sold by Auctioneer Shewell and I ’ At the annual school meeting, Mr Robt. Grierson was reâ€"elected as Trustee, making the Board the same as before viz., Messrs Donald McLean Jas. Haslett and Robt. Grierson, Trustees and Mr Dan McLean, Secv. Treas. Miss Ruby Haslett attends to the sweeping and dusting, Robt Grieson the fire and Fletcher Mcâ€"| Lean supplies the wood for the en ; suing year. : Miss Bertha Honess of Crawford visited her sister Mrs H. McDonald last week. Mr Roy Lamb is assisting Mr Jas. Vessie. Garafraxa Rd , at present, Miss Jessie McDon«1d returned to ber position in Toronto on Tuesday the 17th Master CMrance Lynn is visiting his auot Mrs Ed. Burnettof Hanâ€" over. Mr Angus McCormick who has been visiting his paren‘s returned t his home in Port Arthur on Thursâ€" day. He was accompaned as far as Toronto by his sister Miss Sarah Mr Allan Nickel bas returved to his home in Southampton Miss Margare: Fletcher is visiting her sistér Mrs Wiggs of Clinton Mr John Lynn beld his sale last Friday when everything went at a good figure. We join in wishing Mrand Mrs Brodie of Gienelg (nee Miss Edith Hughes our former teacher) a long pioeperous and happy wedded life. Mr and Mrs John McDonald enâ€" tertained a number of their beighâ€" bours last Friday evening when a very happy time was spent in music and games. The chief attraction of the evening was bessing MrAlec McDonald of Durbam on the bagâ€" pipes. During the evening a delicâ€" ious luncheon was served. | ~Mrs Ruttle has a vein of humor which aids in her portrayal. She got close atâ€" tention and hearty applause as well as a vote of thanks: Thanks were also given to the Session for use of basement and to all who assisted in the program. Sevâ€" eralcomments were made complimentary tothe lecture, notaby by Rev. W. H. Slr)r;lth. whose summing up was admirâ€" able God Save the King closed the meeting Mrs Ruttle has jurisdiction over Grey and Bruce in the Girl Guide movement and from her local company in Hanover, the uniform throughout Canadahas been ‘ adopted for this movement. She places the first start of Canadian Literature with Major Richardson about 1840, and says that Canadian literature is purer than than that of most countries including our neighbors to the South. Nothing of recent years has touched the English heart like Col. McCrae‘s "In‘ Flanders‘ Fields." Again referring to the turbulence in Ireland, she said religion was not at the bottom of the trouble but rather hatred ot England, and she can tell some grueâ€" some storijes of the dangers loyalists have to suffer, The chief attraction of the evening was Mrs W Ruttle of Hanover who was to deal with Canadian authors and did in part, but her topic was "Canadian Authors from an Irish standpoint" and the Irish part was both prominent and pleasing. Mrs Ruttle is of Irish birth an enthusiastic admirer of ‘the Emerald Isle though she admits recent happenâ€" ings there make it "a good place tolive out of." She gave a sketch of early Irish . literature, bringing out that the beauty of a country affects its literature and she stressed the point that all young people should cultivate love of country and she was sure the natural beauties of Canada must in time provide a literature to be proud of. C.H Danard and three elocutionary numbers, grouped, from the works of Service and Henry Drummond and given by Mr E. D#®McClocklin. These selecâ€" tions were aptly chosen and as usual well rendered© Mrs Gilbert McKechnie, Regent, presided efficiently. The opening ceremonies were carried out on I. O, D.E. procedure and the program was enriched by an instrumenâ€" tal solo by Miss Rita Irwin, solo by Mrs. Canadian Greys‘ I O D E. had a very choice night on Tuesday. It was held by courtety of the management in the lecture rocm of the Presbyterian Ch, ard there was a good attendance. Canadian Authors ABERDEEN MULOCK Versus Old Erin. Phone No. 4 en Business Hoursâ€"â€"8 a. m $23 00, sacks included Oat Feed, per ton .... $20.00, sacks included Ca nsmen Stock Feed, perton, $28.00, sacks inc. Chieftain Mixed Feed, per ton, $26.00, sacks inc. kcz Above Prices are in ton lots or over Rob Roy Poultry Scratch Feed, per 100 lbs, $2.50, sacks included : No Town Delivery Terms Cash We are in the market for all kinds of Grain. Highest prices paid j Miss Gladys MacDonald, spent few days with friends in our burg. We are sorry to hear Mr Running ,' And also Mr Robt. Corlett 8r., are; in poor health at present. | Whole Corn, per ton .... $2 W hole Corn, per ton .... $30 Ground Corn, per ton.... $30 Ground Screenings per tor; ©A 23 Oat Feed, per ton .... $20 Ca nsmen Stock Feed, per ton, Chieftain Mixed Feed, per ton Misses Marie and Kathleen Sulâ€" livan leftfor Business College in Owen Sound. The Women‘s Institute is having their Box Social some time in Feb. as they are busy preparing for it, there will be a quilt sold after the boxes. Our mail man from Durkam did| for most people. not show up on Monday after the| ir and Mrs Murr heavy snow storm omSunday, we Friday eve with 1 notice the mail man from the north Hamilton, Glenelg. bad pluck enough to venture down, Miss Armetta M but it takes more than a storm to1 Saturday eve with keep him back. murkct ow __ FPEEDPRICKS Misses Grace and Ruth Lowe are spending a few days with friends in our burg. _ F Mrs E. Dargavel, returred on Friday trom Hanover, where she was visiting friends fora couple of weeks. Quite a numberof young people took iu the dance in the hall on Monday night. Mr Jobn Jones of Owen Sound, spent afew days with his mother and father. Little Miss Myrtle M Deveel was a weleome visitor at the bome of Mr and MN;s A Hastie over the week end . Mrs Loog, Walkerton visived ber mother, Mrs J MeGillivray, regently. Beggs‘ Store, Whea‘, Oats or Barley. Fine salt barrels or bags . Good for any baking, either bread or pastry. We have sold this flour for years and know the quality to be good. 3 Try one bag and you‘ll always buy it. Satisfaction We have had them before and the quality is good. _ It sounds good to say we are able to get Shorts something lite the quality we used to get some few years ago. â€"Those big large sacks of nice loose bran. It‘s supposed to be Ontario Branâ€"it may cost a little more to buy but it‘s worth it. Also a carload ROB ROY MILLS, Limited We expect any day now a carload MILVERTON JEWEL MIXED HEN FEEDS ROB ROY MILLS, Limited FIVE ROSE FL (U Good News ONTARIO SHORTs ~+*+ $28.00 without sacks ++*+ $30 00 sacks included +*++ $30.00 sacks included ONTARIO BRAN !_ Mr L. McLeanis baving an en. forced boliday these days with a \ very sore ankle. The Sacrament will be observed in the church berse next Sunday at ;; o‘clock. 1 pxloise . 22 CCC MCY eral business of the church was atâ€" tended to everything coming out sutisfactory with a balance on the right side. OIL CAKE OYSTER SHELLS CHICKEN GRIT The annual meeting in connection with Buarp‘s Church was beld on Wednesday afterroon when the genâ€" d un oT e ie ce ce c 9n C Quality â€" always the same. It‘s a pure Maniâ€" toba Patent Flour. It‘s a pleasure to use this flour. Bunday was one of the most stormy days we have had this winter mak. ing church attendance im possible for most people. Mr and Mrs Murray Ritchie spent l'mh? eve with Mr and Mrs D. KÂ¥ ssuths _ us & Miss Armetta McKechnie spent Saturday eve with ber friend Miss Estber McLean. Nearly every person is ajil; with a cold at present but no se;?(t);: cases are reported. Friends bere are very sorry to hear of the serious illness of little Ronald McDonald, son of Mr and Mrs D. 3. McDonald, Crawford. Hope soon to hear of his complete recove; y. Miss Sadie Lawrence eni. rtained the young people of the Bsection last Friday evening _ All went home re. porting a real jolly time Mr and Mrs Robt. Lawson over the week io Palmerston ing the latters brother, Mr A_ Everybody likes it beâ€" cause it mades good breaj DURHAM, ONT ». to 5 p. m. PINE TREE FLOUR PURITY FLOUR ~PHONE 50 ROCKY SAUGEEN Durham Spent visit. Alex. CO & O _ g JOHN $ 6 < R @Cu D MePI or toC R NMr MePhail has uoo in Ceylon * 4 M@/ C Good Service Licensed Auctio Terms, modorate | Arra to dates &o., must be m. fice, Durham. +#* Oor Men‘s K Mo Men‘s F Men‘s Plain Ov English last Mens Plain Ov ers, all sizes Womens Plain C high, medium and low heel . Boys plain Ove sizes 1 to 5 . Youths Plain C sizes 11. 12. 1 Misses‘® Plain wide and na row toe....... Childrens Plain Overs,wide las l1al to be so this wee Sily ns fle« hildren‘s Pla in English ia small sizes .. )00 1 R n More T Oor o Ceyion P M #9, Terms on JANUA All com PW the Ten lin Al Sh