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C1 Corian es JX 4(4 [.J â€" Yoky. . i / » o & € 7 af 4 MacFARLANE & CO. ‘Take home a bottle today. Get C. P. R. Tickets here J One week‘s Sale‘fi of the Famous "Wellâ€" ‘ worth" Aluminum ware m Specials at 2.99 each Specials at 1.99 each Cro§s & Sutherland, â€"Round Roasters â€"12 qgt Preserving Kettles â€"4 (@t percolators â€"5qt tea kettles â€"10 at preserving Kettles with covers C LIQUID ANTISEPTIC â€"2 quart double boilers â€"» piece Sauce pan sets â€"6 qgt. cook pot and covers â€"6 gt Potato Pots 8 qt Preserving kettles "The Store With the Stock" FROM SATURDAY, JUNE 244 TO FRIDAY, JUNE â€" 30TH Plnme<moAkp] a5¢ un Oe ECC PTMOTCUECCUCET EU | te‘l of the latter‘s opposition to the good |roads scheme, when it was instituted. | claiming that Mr McCuaig was still opposed and had been defeated in his | township because of that opposite. â€" Mr | McCuarg was not one of those to stand ,’any such talk. from Mr Galder, and he went after the reeve of Durham hard. [The affair ended with the question put hu Ne ME PL 2t o crre __ sive |_Grey County Council do not always sail on smooth seas, and occasionally the squalls are of a severe nature. At the recent sessions of the Council, Reeve «Calder of Durham and Mc@uaig ef | Glenelg figure largely. The Sunâ€"Times | has the following to say about it : ‘ ! _"Last night‘s session of the County‘ Council was only interesting as n vetbal] | braw! and it seems as though that body | cannot meet without personalitieg bemzl bandied about. _ In a discussien over‘ | the Gond Roads Committee report there | | was a cliuse that suggested the removal of the road making gang to some other| | part of ths eounty when the boundary' | of Glenelg was reached. The reeve of| | Glenelg, Archie McCuaig. a hardâ€"Ifeaded | | Scotchman. asked Mr Calder if that ‘rlause had been put in by Calder or by the committee Mr Calder retused to [recognize the question unless Mr M !Cuaig would apolize for statements made| | at a previous meeting and proceeded to pe We Wlb tctindtin ic id 2 d Lc L144A 0 8 ed and the clause was adopted in the report. EOm 20 22 CCTT Hard. The affair ended with the question put by Mr McCuaig still remaining unanswer pidl is sn d e V . Che RPurham Review Reeves Me:tings of County Council Are Rarely Heid Without a Squabble. (2J(8) Salder and McCuaig Disagree June 29, 1922 See the Wonderful Display in our Windows Special at 3.99 each N: â€"Combination cookers â€"Oval Roasters] â€"5 qt teaâ€"kettles â€"14 qt preserving kettles with ovens â€"16 qt preserving kettles ] C)(â€"â€"â€"a@ Our amendment was thrown out so that just Sir Henry Drayton‘s aâ€" mendment which recited much of the Liberal platform, said the Liberals had failed to put their platform into law, and concluded with these words " That the making of such solemn pledges, the utilization of them to secure support, and their flagrant vioâ€" lation after the attainment of office, The Budget made some slight reâ€" ductions in the tariff, but increased the Sales Tax fifty per cent. It enâ€" tirely failed to live up to the Liberal platform of 1919 which, by the way, was largely a copy of ours. _ When questioned by Progressives as to wheâ€" ther next year further reductions would be made, the Goxernment gave skilliful evasions. Then came Sir Loâ€" mer Gowin‘s speech of high protection without any apology and Mr. Fieldâ€" ing‘s declaration that he never had believed in the tariff planks of the Liberal platform of 1919. + The letter below puts Miss McPhail right before our readers. We regret | our report represented her as unwilâ€" ; ling to vote on the budget, it was on the Drayton amendment that her vote and that of seven or eight others ; was challenged. To vote against the the budget as will be seen by her letâ€" ter, was easy and pleasant. I read with amazement in the Durham Review : "She (myself) ang some of the Progressives did not want to vote at all on the Budget, but a law compels every member to vote unless paired and her vote went aâ€" gainst the Budget." That statement is abselutely untrue. I never looked forward with as great pleasure to the casting of any vote. i Dear Editorty Oitawa, June 20th 1922 |__Join our Record Club and enâ€"| Miss Clara Honess of Tosonto, visit |joy.â€"a change of records every ?g":’f';:';':;; ::ri: '?;fih McDonald week. _ You can get this service * \Free if you will join our Club. .‘2?&?5;'.’%0::::‘;%‘:‘:: i:'::" Call in at once and ask us a.| frst beet which dressed over four "b o pents bundred ard Hugh McCormick‘s bout it Only a limited number coming second wasnotfar behind will get in on this offer. You be S 8 No 10el this woek tol: t.he one of the lucky ones. sammer vecation. We wish Minc eum s _ _ a a m "Tr ig Wnsc oo on t c 95 0 w The Miss Islay McKechnic is spending a few days with ber sister, Armetta at Lamlashâ€" TORONTO A meeting will be beld in the school on Monday night tomake final arrangements for the U. F. O picnic to be held the following Friday, July Tth in L. McLean‘s bush. Miss Reba Vessie is spendirg a few days with her sister, Mrs Walter Clark. Miss Esther McLean and pupils aie baving a picnic on Thursday the closing day ofschool. We wish them all a jolly gocd time. Mr¢ and Mrs John Braun entertainâ€" ed atew friends one evening las\ week. Mr Jas. Miller bhas inyested in Fork cac. Mrs Dâ€" Wilkie of Toronto is spendâ€" ing aftew weeksat ber old home north oft the Rocky. Mr and Mrs Neil McLean and family were visitors with Mr and Mrs Arch. Watson of Welbeck reâ€" cently. Mr Weppler is helping his son, Charlie a tew days this week, Mrs Daley (nee Miss Isabell Hall is spending a few days with her triend, Mrs Dougal Clark. Mr Clarence Thompson visited at the bome of Mr Alex Fletcher the first of the week. Mr Joe Davison spent Sanday with friends at the Rocky, Miss Nesta McKechnie is lpe!;ding a few days with friends in Owen Sound. *The W« M.S. will hold their monthly meetivng at the manse on July 12th instead of the 5th as prevâ€" lously announced. Mrs Bert Jordon of Toronto spent the week end with friends here. Mr Howard Smith and sister, Miss Ruby, accompanied by Miss Crang spent the week end in Paisley. Your Summer Victrola Music The Misses Jamima and Margaret Lawrence visited friends.in our burg on Saturday. _ Mr and Mrs R W. MJéKay of Toronto is spending a few days with the Dargavels. Mrs E. Dargavel returned home from Rock Mills on Saturday. Quite a number took in the garden party at Williamsford which was a great success. A number of the ladies took in the meeting at Williamsford last week and all were very much pleased with the speaking. The annual garden im-tty of the Presbyterian Church will be beld on 5th of July. See bills. Latona school held their picnic on Saturday, which was very well atâ€" tended. _ The children all enjoying themselves with racing and other games, after which a yery nice lunch was seived which all enjoyed. Mr and Mrs MacDonald, Mr and Mrs R. McCaslin of Crawford spent Sunday in Dornoch, The other victim was Dr. Walte( Rathenau, German Foreign Minister shot down as he was leaving his resâ€" idence, but his assassins have escapâ€" ed. _ He was an active figure at the Genoa Conference and one of the brainiest men of Germany. \ Two notable assassinations have taken place during the week. â€" Field Marshall Sir Henry Wilson, at the head of Ulster defence forces was shot as he alighted at his doorstep in London one day lately, by two men, agents no doubt of the Irish Reâ€" publican party who are guided by Valera. ‘Intense indignation has been aroused and stern measures will be taken to suppress the murderous‘ spirit existing. The two men were captured redâ€"handed. Wilson is burâ€" ied in Westminster Abbey, an imâ€" pressive military â€" funeral, fellow Generals were pall bearers and Marâ€" shall Foch of France was also there. Assassins Love a Shiningflark The two votes were separate and distinct, first came the vote on the amendment, when nine or ten of us did not vote until our vote was chalâ€" lenged and then I voted for the Aâ€" mendment because it contained the truth and I could not vote against it although 1 believed its movers to be insincere. Then came the vote on the Budget and with great pleasure I cast my vote against it. _ Of what use would it be to talk against high tariff in a campaign and then vote for it when elected ? ( reveal a disregard of political honour and tend to lower the standard of public life." x The Conservatives were evidently not sincere in their scolding of the Government because the Budget was such as they would have brought down, but their amendment contained the truth. FREE C lt 10. °° 2. mS°0 MIBB Variety Store siifit! bofep3i0 800 ber pupils a ROCKY SAUGEEN DORNOCH Yours yery truly, Agnes C. MacPhail THE DUBHAM REVIEW poogge Lt 2 ORET o 2000s â€" We ago, Mr Geo. Morton putting in the first beet which dressed over four bundred nu‘l' Hugh McCormick‘s anmina aanas aiLlD is L 5 _ _Mr Sterling Lamb ‘;)f Regina * is spendirg hbis yvecation at his bome bere after an absence of over four years. Miss Clara Honess af Tosonto, visitâ€" ed ber sister, Mrs Hugh McDonald for a few days this week, Olll; ‘be'e‘f Ting started two weeks Mr _ Geo. Miller visited his neice, Miss Katie Miller at Owen Sound Hospital on Sunday, Mrand Mrs Neil McLean of ‘‘Glen Mac‘‘ were guests of Mr a nd Mrs D, Lamb on Wednesday of last week. Mrand Mrs J¢cbn Lynn accompan. ied by Miss Annie Smith motored to Owen Sound_pn Monday. _ Mr and Mre Jobn E. MeDonald of Priceville spent oyer the weey end with Messrs Jas, and Hogh Mcâ€" Donald. _ _Mrs Honess of Crawfordand her sister, Mrs Walsh of Wisconsin were guests of Mrs Hugh MeDonald on Sanday. ‘ Mrand MrsJas, Ewen and family were recent visitors of Mr and Mrse John Adlam of Mulock. As you leave us amid the falling of "petals of blown roses on the grass" we would gladly, if we could strew with roses y cur new path of life even to the end. Then beyond the greater river Styx we hope earnestly to meet you among im. _mortal flowers. With sincere wishes for your comâ€" plete and abiding happiness, Signâ€" ed on behalf of Welbeck school, Murial Heft, Jessie Ledingham, Cameron Coriett, Lucile Sharp l In memory we shall retain pleasant pictures of you and we ask you to accept this camera that you may carry away pictures of Welbeck, "Lest you forget" We hope our f fragrant swamps our sweeping views ' of wooded hills and our clear streams maybe among the pleasant places of your remembrarce and that you will also remember that the stoniness of our fences and flelds <bears rco re.[ lation to the condition of our hearts, Most of all we should like you to] take with you a vision of a little circle of children‘s faces that have looked up to you with love, respect and happy confidence. f y se 8 oo oo e mt SV Ei ’uul g:ontle voice and sympathetic ways have made you a most efficient guide to us in the ways of knowiledge. Moreover you have been a cheerful comrade and in all our play a good sport in the most complimentary, meanings of that expressive term We are much indebted to you for the organization of our community baseâ€" ball. Ia schoolâ€"room practise you have followed both theadmonitiors, "Rule by love, O Hiawatha !"‘ and "Aule by patience, Lavghing Water !|" besides your superior academic and and professionsl qual fications, your Dear Miss Gillespie ; We have come joy!ully to your picnic but we realize that it is going to be no picnie to us to say goodâ€"bre to you. Durirg the few short mouths you have been our teacher you have become very dear to us, and with more reason than Herrick over his daffodils ‘‘We weep to see you haste away so soon," At their picnic on Saturday, June 24th, the children of Welbeck school presented their teaeher, Miss Catherâ€" ine Gillespie, of Mt Forest, with a camera. The presentation was made by Muriel Heft and the following adâ€" dress, re°d by Jessie Ledingham, exâ€" presses sentiments echoed by the parents of the section as well as many other warm friends this charming young lady has made in the comâ€" mun.ty. ‘ | _ We!bick school sectien picticed in Mrs Stewart‘s maple busa on Satarâ€" { day afternoon _ The attractions were a short programae including the papile fleg drill, amusing races, a !booth for the painless extraction of cash from wadded wallets, a baseâ€" (tall game between the Welbeck Wideawakes and the Dornoch team which c uld not be called by way of contrast the Dornoch Dormanie for they wallopped us well) and not least the picnic lunch. Miss Gillesâ€" pie. to whom the credit of this enjoyâ€". able community affairis due, was presented with a camera by her rupils betore leaving the echool and incidentally the profes:ion. ous> »nd the yourg people lbmd a g ~ d time. ; The young men of our meighhorâ€" hood gave a coma:â€"nnity d# ce at the howe of Mr and Mrs Wm Sharp ou Monday evering. _ Ideal weaiber and the Sharp‘s repuration tor enâ€" ter:sining fllld the commodions Some ofour young people took in the dancefolionirng the auction sale at M r August Broadnagen‘s on Friday evening. Mr Gordcrn (Goldemitb epent Sanâ€" day wi h Eiderslie friends. Miss Catherine Gillespie has gone to her home in M+t. Forest. Mi s Jessie Lediogham is in Darâ€" ham this week as a cavd:idate as the Entrance examication. Farewell to Miss Gillespie ABERDEEN WELBECK. s, your | y _ways | yÂ¥ guide ‘ w ledge, | \“ 1eerful | 1y a good | w ntary, | "\â€" term | l.l for the | uy ; baseâ€"| w euant,’ $ ‘ou to| %8. McBETH & Minty‘s Sweet Kissâ€"â€" % The Latest in Toilet Preparations lots of Five 4 _ "" 20Â¥ q920tity from 100 lbs to five tans â€"â€"lots of E’we tons or over, special prices will be macge. C â€"â€"gether and get your feed at carload prices. â€"â€"Above "~e have reduced prices on Feed, and prices in any quantity will be as follows : Oat Feed_per BOM + ++s +533 s o ****s*ass+++*++»» $15.00, sacks included ClnnamqnSt:clchcdperton.................. 82.00 e Chieft-inMiudFccdperton... *»**+++ ++ ++ > â€" $0.00 a Durham Mixed Feeq, Forton:>:. :....: â€":.... 2900 (* WholeScreeningsperton...... ****>»*>*+»*+.«, 2000 without pBarks Ground Scrteningl merfom :sas>s++â€", ;. .. +++.. 2800 sacks include d Heavy MiudChop perton.................... 8200 sacks included Whole Corn, p&ton 30 00 without sacks Wahoie Corn, P OM s sns e in n n e o9 on 2o an oo on 31 30 sacks included grr:.m%o.m. per ton 3too|act._uu.!num ts _ per 100 Ibs .."." t*rx>a2> > 2+11 210 sacks included Crushed Oats, Corn and Barley per 100 ibs .. .. 2 10 sacks included Chopped Oats, per 100 Ibs........, |_ »** »*«» _ 2,10 sacks included Feed Oatmeai, perloolbo 1 75 Â¥ Ottuofll. per Ifllb.. 1.50 C Ground Flax, gerloolln 2.175 ** Poultry Scratch eed, per 100 lbs **+++ . 2 96 * Cracked Corn, per 100 lbe *ras saa+%* 1+ i+« * â€" 8266 Â¥f Baby Chick Feed per 100 lbs prir*amarars» $%.25 + Feed Oats, perbuaskhel ,.; ... **** NC Terms Cash Business Hours 8 a m to5 p m _ROB_ROY MILLS, Limited _ Reduced Feed Prices c NE geme, J U TY A M 'I” Ssa323382 2323233332332 23" EEEEEEEEEFPEEE CEé€EEEegsec. Daily except Sunday Lv. DURHAM...... sin* s sss x« * 908 Ly MOUNT FOREST baÂ¥kxsar«« â€" 9 88 Ly PALMERSTON Â¥ease*ss++«+ $28 Ly FERGUS ...... **s3+@++++« â€" $b Ar. GUELPH ......};}!! ras**» _ 9.06 Ar BRANTFORD .. s*a++»++ TOG ____ Ar_ HAMILTON. ... frcarizgeys _ 1 00 Ar TORONTO rt**s*#8%4%+> ***+1+ â€" ILH Returningâ€"Leave Toronto 6.50 a.m. Parlor Buffet car Palmerston to Toronto Guelph to Toronto on evening train. _ . __ o_ 2»eeÂ¥e 10FronL0 6,50 a.m. and 5.92 p m. Parlor Buffet car Palmerston to Toronto on morning train and Guelph to Toronto on evening train. For full particulars apply to Grand Trunk Ticket Agents. W. CALDE®, Town Agent, Central Drag Store, Telephone No. 8 GRAND TRUNK Railway System Try Neilson‘s Ice Creamâ€"it‘s delicious. ROB ROY MILLs, A Car Load Fine Salt in Sacks and Barrels. Baby Chick Feed, Wheat and mixed Hen Feed, Seed Buckwheat and Millet Seed. VINEGAR SEASONâ€"Allans White Wine Vinegar. Its name selis i‘t, for pickling. _ HMeintz pure malt Vinegar in bottles and Cider inegar. Beggs Store, Durham gaes out of our star. We have a real black tea at 50c a pound and a special blend of Coffee at 60c. We stand behind every pound of tea or coffee that Teas & Coffee You don‘t make a Mistake when you buy a sack Redpath or St. Lawrence Sugar Every bag w make . you good sweet bread and bread you love to eat. Milverton Jewel Flour $3.75 per sack. Value and Gooed Bread Every week brings something new in fruitâ€" this week and next Strawherries and Btrawâ€" berries are now at their best We save them by the crate and you‘ll find our price reasonable, much less than what you paid last season and the quality good. Buy Stsawbherries now and dor‘t be disappointed. Talcum Powders in cans 25¢c, glass jares......... 50c Face Powders, small size 50c¢, large size......1.00 Vanishing Cream PnEF ESAE s Fhxaer sas #22832245+4++ +3+ >« P00 TPerfultme........,1... c‘ . BADD ma» ns Something New 1Ce8 are in IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE have Mene oc ult 8 4 ++ 0 900@ IEsT:.!...... 7: DN srreerencls: $# Hotlitiming, ~ Oc rrsinans. T enb nernne in _ l i srssrieeagy"" T NK rrrtarsir»s» ++‘ $15,00 ton 82.00 ton .. . *»***++» ++ ++ â€" $0.00 ton.:.;>. **** **++,» £28.00 M sKAELY »4a% 4414 ) in x + / 23 00 EnreArsACARX**##2r +5 %‘s 82 00 f iss saxs® s +# + ++ ++ " $U 40 ts +x+x+.+r242 25 , ++ 210 arley per 100 ibs ... . 2 10 DG:):*1+,s . . r*a anxs . * hq b. 1 75 |.. 2.75 per 100 lbs **+++ . 2 96 0 lbs rssa2sar 22+ â€" $.2§ No Town Delivery Telephone day No 4, Night s1 Take a brick home with yvou Put up only in 98 1b sacks. |:s perse Manitoba flour and it makes real nice bread. Ask your neighbor who uses it. _ It speaks for itse}i. Yes, Old Time Flour, Pine Toee Flour 3 95 per sack 1 00 p m 8 35 p m _L‘”_p m ;___ 8 30 p m 11.10 a m 7.40 p m Old City Pure Ja m In large glass sealers. Purc raspberry â€" and strawberry , none better. Reg. 1.10. Pc; sealer 95¢. Lyon Valley Jam Druggist and Stationer DURH A M 7.05 a m 7 38 a m 8.28 a m 9.15 a m 9.45 a m 4ib tin pails, raspberty and strawberry, per pail ... 69c Limited 20 90 without sachks 2300 sacks include d 8200 sacks included 30 00 without sacks 81 50 sacks included 83 00 sacks included 210 sacks included 2 10 sacks included 2,10 sacks include d 1 75 «* PHONE 50 ,u «4 62 withount sachks ...2,00 per 0z 38.15 p m 3.51 p m 4.23 p m 5.05 p m 5.36 p m ms. On cll.b toâ€" «circling q spoiled |, crowned gladdens setting 0 trom Jas Epo in 1 titu nadi: nada 4 .400 traversin terest, T hostelric stop off excellent number Rark Lo With th t0 Alberta points, m pated seei and Pacifi gourney thi the individ #@anada" 1 the "Natio ian Nation the _ "Cont The C; DURH W W W At po 8N g1VC pet OU 10 sq U B & O) W M € m