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Ehe Durham Review Scribblers _ and Regularly 5¢. special Prices for Wednesda‘ Buying Congoleum Gold Seal Rugs Cross & Sutherland Hardware LAMES®‘ VEST3, reg. CHILDREN‘S VESTS, Odd Lengths of PRIN EECEHAL at ....... Thursdoy, Auz thI FM2 RURAL SCHOOL FAIR 8SIZ1 School Opening Special ASCGMENT DOORS, reg or 9 for 25c. EtcFADDEN‘S REX ALL DRUG STORE 1+ SALMON, lar anart pint Specials for Wed. Evening Wednesday Specials THE VARIETY STORE Wednesday SPECIALS A Delight to Screen Door Specials us ALM ON Don‘t Let these Bargains Go! . MORLOCK & sons MLK ‘or Wednesday Oniyv J]. & Jj. HUNTER 6 ED NT) M 1he 31 _ MecKECHNIE ich Wednesday Afternoon id Evening at this Store ear . .$1.70 Reg. $3, to clear..$2.50 nOrS, reg. $3.50 for ........... .$2.75 sCREEN & stoRrm poonrs, only $8 wWEDNSSDAY OonLy xol .STS, ail sizes, clearing at PRINTED ORGANDIE, re ream mall 1ps) WC ) C ream 11 rddens â€" Conrseviener ( ild TT Dt School Exercise Books Special Price only 3c. Every Housekeeper x106; 9x 9: 6x9: 3x 236 1 h L WAISTS D HOSE fo SILK HOST r which is ion of the 11 1923 foc x Te HES W I nex orchestra Corners vhursday evening last, even if it was a good harvest day, found the fine home and grounds of Thos. Lawrâ€" ence, Vickers, a popular rendevou:, for there was siaged the garden party ol the Allan Park Club U.F.O. and in addition to the material delights oi the occasion, they had secured the well known J J. Morrison and equally well known Miss McPhail, M. P. to provide the intellectual. _ As it han. J.J. Marrison & Miss McPhail Pro O1 (Clocked) . reg. 70¢, a+ R« «.2 for Ibs for he kindly took a platforn here were no fewer than : s present : Rocky Saugeer , _ Neustadt and Campbell‘s and they "filled in" pleas A recitation by Miss Nettie 9: 3x 4ls at Allan Park U. F. 0. Gardsn Party he intellectual. v. Mr. Kendell, njoying holiday ic kindly _ took | on U 55¢ yd lor Lor d( .’Q) Ol 198 249C 20¢ 50c )C $1 9( Di T9 18 August Sale of only 50 cents The REVIEW, C. Ramage & Son, Pubs. Grant‘s Wednesday Specials borgmizc. °* mm TOWELS GIRLS‘ FLANNEL MIDDIES ....... 1+ rkk% BLACK CHIFFON VELVET, 28 inches wide Â¥ELYETEEN in colors, at ..............85¢ OMBRELLAS ‘at................/..««.:§1.90 sCoTCH FINGERING. CREAM OF WHEAT ......:. .0. "l09 00. As it hap Dundalk, at , was presâ€" a plattorm We will give THE REVIEW to New Subscribers the balance of this yearfor women‘s Bl‘k. Kid and patent 2 strap Slipâ€" pers, Cuban heel, Regular $5.090 for ... Women‘s Black Kid Oxfords, Sport Heels Regnular $4.50 for..... sn ll0" Women‘s Bl‘k. Ki Specialsâ€" Wednesday Sept. 5th These Bargains kold gocd ier Wed‘y & Wed. Night, Sept. 5th C‘:uer_y ?flednesday, at 8 p. m. RLy Durkam Citizons Band J. S. McILRAITH Crown V Anchor Stove Pipe Ename Rayo Lamp Glasses, each ... stt ts m ianite Wash Basins, each .......... Best Galvanized Water Pails, each . 21 in. Galvanized Stove Boards, each Best Cold Blast Lanterns, each ..... Window Blinds, good qualitv. each â€" Special Prices in Window Boxes, Jardinieres, and Chairs and Rockers PRand .'proyram For Wednesday Only . §. HUNTER & co. n THE STORE WITH THE STOCK 2C cniered on a description of parâ€" liamentary life where "it took longer to say anything than it did anywhere e!se," and thought there was little to show for the long session of six meonths. d °e Emm m mmemet btrichatiiy i aichcthnt ts Aa | _ Mr. John Whiteford made an emc-!ek-mmns. She had warm praise for [ient chairman and welcomed to their, W. F. Maclean and MeMaster who { annual outing the crowd present, esâ€"| each refused to line up with their reâ€" | timated by some at 500. Such gatherâ€" spective parties on Banking and othâ€" | ings he said, were a benefit to all, a er questions and deplored the sinister | breathing opportunity away from the | appearance of government and oppoâ€" |round of daily dutte‘s. | simon voting . together every time, _ Rev. Mr. Kendell thought the U. F. l even though public interests might O. had "broadened out" or he wouldfi“m"'- * : is ind | not have been on the platform. He| Sbeaking of the decline of agrieu} | told some good stories and dropped ; ture,. she asse.rt.od as per .bellet that ‘into a very fine address dwelling on l mental and spiritual life will go down the importance of four things "even | if Agriculture fails. She again urgea | in the U. F. O."these being m,,,m.i,.\._]t)w value of coâ€"operation by which Faith, Responsibility and Coâ€"operaâ€"| SYMDPathy would be broadened. tion. Upright dealings between man Mr. Morrison said he used to have and man ; have faith in your country: | friends in Grey : he was not sure if put responsibility on your sons : gei| he had now. He deplored misrepreâ€" tlogether and stay â€" together. 'l‘11~,-; sentation in the press and had a Chairman emphasized the necessity | fling at the Hanover Post for being for coâ€"operation. | too ready to reproduce criticisms of a Miss McPhail was in €ood trim anq ; former Farmers‘ Sun editor, the obâ€" opened in the same strain. They must| J°ct _ of all such being to destroy the stick together and not leave everyâ€"} I F. 0. He had criticism too for Mr. thing to a few or the U. F. 0. would; Kendell for thinking the U. F. 0. go the wall. "The success of the| Wanted to keep everybody out. : movement is measured by your owu' The U. F. O., he declared, was an | attitude." She thought women were organization built for commercial purâ€" better than men in raising the spirit! poses "In politics we don‘t bar anyâ€" of the movement and looked for , body" but they wished "no new politâ€" great things from the rapidly develoâ€"‘ jcal party." Elections were used, he ping desire to make the Club a (.'om-‘I seemed to think, to put men in high munity centre. { places, and he implied their negleci She entered on a description of parâ€" of the public interests led to such liamentary life where "it took longer things as the request of a Ukranian to say anything than it did anywhere agency to make a settlement in Halâ€" else," and thought there was little to ton County, a lower class, settling on show for the long session of six land sacred by the work of the pionâ€" months. eers, and man ; have faith in your country:; put responsibility on your sons : gei together and stay together. The Chairman emphasized â€"the necessity for coâ€"operation. Miss McPhail was in fi‘ood trim and opened in the same strain. They must stick together and not leave everyâ€" thing to a few or the U. F. O. would go the wall. "The success of the movement is measured by vour awn the impe in the C Faith, | tion. _T and man Byers of Hampden, showed that young lady has a splendid memory and at home on the platform. REED FURNITURE ds, good quality, each inch Plumb V Level M. WILSON, Conductor. Repairing a Speciality . KRESS . L. GRANT Enamel, p« .. 85¢ and $1.50 and the one Day and Evening only The Cash Shoe Store tin 25¢ each +. .. $8.25 «+ +. §2,00 nd $1.00 nd $2.25 8c Thb 3.50 3.45 She gave a description of the transâ€" ferable vote regretting it had not been passed into law for the conduct of elections. She had warm praise for W. F. Maclean and MeMaster who each refused to line up with their reâ€" spective parties on Banking and othâ€" er questions and deplored the sinister appearance of government and oppoâ€" sitron voting together every time, $1 THE DURHAM REVIEW .1'94‘ 89¢ 89c 89c on 2o( )C Jeweler 2741007 will soon reâ€"open; Make s equipped with a good Pen and Peneil quarters for the most reliable FO "Waterman‘s Ideal", from.....$2. Other Fountain Pens from..,. .$ Good Reliable PENCILS, the kind thas Have your W to us and be School will equipped with Mouse of Quality Hardware J. H. HARDING 3. McBETH PEARLINE AMMONIA COCOA FRIT JAR RINGS Long bar CASTILE SOoaAP CASTILE SOAP, large SNAP, Hand Cleaner PALMOLIVE SOaAP i% MISS DAINTY SOAP . CLOYER LEAF CUP3 PLAIN WHITE CUPS SALADA TEA CORN FLAKKS ..... FANCY CHINA BOWLS at COW EASE, per can NO. 1 ROOFiING, per Summer Needs for HAMMOCKSâ€"Reg FANCY BISCUITS, regular 25¢ LAUNDRY SoAP (any kind) ...., GREEN CRYLOXN TEA, regular 60c BLACK CEYLON TEA, regular 60e FINNAN HADDIE (Thistle Brand\y ROLLED SHOULDER, reg. 30 NEW LEMONS, regular 40c . es mnale s im ol nxg Reliable PENCILS, the kind that last. â€"25¢ to $4.00 . e your WATCH in good running order, Bring it and be sure it‘s right, : D.C. TOWN o« The Gift Shop Specials for Wednesday BEGGS‘ STORE® Snaps for School Necessities ROBT. BURNETT Wednesday Specials « Stores closed Thursday aiterncon " CUPS AND SsAUCERS Reg. $8.50, special ... .. *¥‘ Reg. $5.00, special ... + AwÂ¥ids Reg. $4.50, special $3.75; Reg â€" McLACHLAN bar square Druggist & Stationer Wednesday Mr. Lorne Melntosh, Miss R. Lowe,| M Mr and Mrs. E. B. .Dargavel and| Mis daughter Eileen and Miss Katybelle| it© Black, motored to Rock Mills on Sunâ€"! 4!t© day and spent the day with Mr ana} M The Misses Sillars left on Tuesday for the West. Miss Daisy goes back to her school in Winnipeg while Miss Edna goes to Regina, where she has taught for the past year. hle FOUNTAIN PENS : 1.....$2.50 to $4.00 1++.,...$1.25 and up ind that last. â€"25¢ to $4.00 running order. â€" Prins :. tion is like your pocketâ€"if you don‘i‘ Dr and Mrs . put anything in it you can‘t take it Morrison, atten out ! The great aim must be to lesâ€"| here Sunday. sen the gap between what the farmer| Mr. and Mrs. has to sell and what he has to buy,| is visiting with «nd he advised to "lambast" the one | Mr. J Robertson that would not stand up for his rights.| Svicerrore it Aiter more strong appeals to stand| by the organization which was surely| ROCKY going to suceced, he closed amid an; plause. CGod save the King was sung _ Mrs. Arch. TI and a band of waiters dispersed her daughter in splendid refreshments. | in the Exhibition Mr. A Melatosh left on Monday for Toronto to take in the Exhibition. Again he urged learn to coâ€"operate â€"too many rushed into politics and forgot the bencfits of united actionâ€"â€" too many individualists. "Coâ€"operaâ€" tion is like your pocketâ€"if you don‘i put anything in it you can‘t take it out ! The great aim must be to lesâ€" sen the gap between what the farmer has to sell and what he hag to buy, «nd he advised to "lambast" the one that would not stand un for his rights. The U. F. O. could not go down. the spirit that brought it into existâ€" ence still exists, and it is buttressed now by U. F. W. O. and by the W. S. Y. P. 0. from whom leaders of the future would be drawn. The morality of the province, he as serted, rested with the rural people He hardly knew why, but moralit} falls in towns anrd cities. Brand), reg. 20¢ PC TIO ARC TORONTO sure you S ....$2.00 dozen <+++++....$1.140 dozen * ++ k inss ca + e e P00 â€" My rr1.......3 for 25¢ itly Reduced Prices Wednesday DORNOCH ..3 for 25¢ .3 for 25¢ 10c per Ih .3 for 25¢ ....26¢ per th 20¢ per dozen .. 19¢ per Ih bars for $1.00 ...149¢ per Ih *+«++..49¢ ID 20c..2 for 230 â€"...15¢ tin 3 for 25¢ 3 for 25¢ â€" $4 for $3 â€"..... 506 :+*+ $1.40 $6.75 19¢ | the hlgh I buige in | *"«<rsnall a few days last | _ Miss Lydia Wagner is | be doing nicely we ar | State aftep spending a fe, | new hospital at Hanover, | an operation Pperformeq , | having met with an acc | weeks ag0o. She has t ;belng the first mutinu,. the O. Garden Lawrence‘s In spf{ Qen was Lc S . 99 eue n> "". spent Sunday with Durhan friends anq at Mr. Robinson's, Edge Hill, Mr. Henry FrilZ | hag commenceg the season‘s threshing, Mr Albert Kraft‘3 being his MIPSE : Intsness __°~ _ UOspital at Hanover, an operation Performed on having met with _ an accid weeks ago, She has the being the first patient, Mr. 3. Laidlaw â€" of Pitts is here visiting with Mrs. G. Mr. and Mrs: M. W. Byres ily, _ spent Sunday with friends anq at Mr. Robinso Hill, Mr and Mrs. . iurned 10 l’)ark] few weeks with | school opens, J | in the High Scho | Mavis goes to ] Miss MecPhail ""* and Mrs. Thos. Moffat of Oweyr Sound, visiteq with Mr ang Mrs Wmm Marshall a few Anas 1. 8 7 06 iftbichos.s.. < T06 . LC3 _ _ o Cent WiIth _ Mrg, Cooper before school opens, Donald has a position in the High School at Teeswater while Mavis goes to Hail«ybury to teach, Miss McPhaiI, M. P. for South Grey was the guest of Mr and Mrs John Whiteford last ’I‘hursday and attengâ€" ed the opening of the hospital at Hanover, Mrs. Jas, Anderson and son Sydney; ol London, are spending the week at "The Maples," J Mr and Mrs, TiE MLxBliaa clls s It has Mrs. Chas, Lawrence has been visi ting for the past two weeks with Tor. onto friends. Mr. John MeKenzie and Mrs, A., Knisley, motored to Fergus on Sunâ€" day and spent the day at the Roval Alexandra HMospital with Alex Knisley, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith and niece, Grace Smith, spent â€"the first of the week at Mr. James Smith‘s, Holstein, Miss Murie} Langrill of Hanover, visited with Miss Grace Ritchie last week and is renewing other acquaintâ€" ances in the vicinity, Mr. Jno Anderson, accompanied by Mrs. Jas, Spicer, Misses Tena and Anâ€" nie Knisley, East Egremont, visited the beginning of the week with the latter‘s brother, Myr, A. Knistey, Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Webber spent Sunday at the Davig home, Travers.. ton. plge i o oo ied with Mrs Hugh Macdonald. Mr. Hugh McCormick spent Thurs day with Priceville friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Macdonald and son Kenneth, spent the first of the week ‘at Mr. and Mios PA 3e "nl, M Mrs. Wm. Honess Bailey of Crawford, with Mrs Hugh Man Mr. Alex. McEachern of spent the week end at Mr, A Cormick‘s Mrs McEachern A ren who have spent the 1 weeks with her parents, home with him. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McLean Mac and Miss Maggie of spent Wedresday with the La ily. sOUTH EAST BENTINCK Miss â€" Celia â€" Hone: spent Saturday with Hugh Macdonald. Miss Barbara Smit of last week with M McLean at Glen Mac Mr. and Mrs. D. Lamb left Tuesday morning for a short trip and will take in Toronto Exhibiuion on theiz return journey, » «> Mr Bert Aussum Priceville, Mr and Mrs. Jno. L. MceDonald and son Neil of Oitawa, Mrs. A. B. McDonald and Mr. Herbert Roberts of Toronto, spent Saturday at Mr Hugh Macdonald‘s. Mr. Elias Edge, accompanied by his imother, left for the West Friday. Miss Marie Heslett spent the week end with friends in Owen Sound. Dr. and Mrs. Whitsitt and two sons left for their home in Danforth, Hliâ€" nois after spending some time with her brother, Mr. D. Lamb. Miss Celia Honess of Toronto, spent Saturday with her gister, Mrs. Se i 10 PARrad P OUlse 8 thras; "t" commenced eason‘s threshing, Mr Albert t‘s being his first barn, Spit? of the cold weather, Hamp. vas well representeg at the T. p. arden Party, helg at Mr. Thos, ence‘s last Thurlday evening., Mrs. Mary Brown and son of Crawâ€" iord, spent the week end with her triend, Mrs. L. McLean. Mr Scott of Dromore, spent Sunday with Mr. Neil McLean. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew â€" Hastie and Miss Flora MceDonald attended seryâ€" ice here on Sunday last and spent the alternoon with friends. Master Bruce Clark celebrated his birthday on Tuesday by inviting a number of his little friends and all enjoyed themseives very much. Mrs. Bert Jordan and two children are holidaying with her mother, Mrs. 1. Wilkie. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. MceKechnie and family, were recent visitors with Lamâ€" lash friends. Miss Jean Clark spent a few days with her cousins, Misses Irene and Bianch MeKechnie. Mrs. Mable Ewen and son Campâ€" bell, left for a visit with friends in the West. Mrs. Arch. Thompson is visiting her daughter in Toronto, also taking in the Exhibition sights. Mrs. J Sound. Miss Katybelle Plack hag left for her home in Chesiey, after visiting with her many friends around here lor a week. Mrs. Sillars left for Toronto on Tuesday to spend a week with her daughter Ella. & L Mr and Mrs. Kennedy of Fergus, acâ€" companied by Mrs. Carbon, motored up and spent the week end at Mr F. Shewell‘s. Mrs. Jas. Dargavel. 8t ROCKY SAUGEEN ©O‘n, spent the first Noâ€"r' Mr. and Mrs. Geo Has Parkhill after HAMPDEN Koppe spent Monday in O Mrs J. L. Smith and son aitended â€" Dornoch church Alox MceEachern â€" of Toronto ‘a Smith spent Monday with Mr and Mrs. Neil ‘20n, accompanied by Misses Tena and Anâ€" it Egremont, visited { the week with the Mr. A, Knistey, Robt. Webber shent Maggie bi"fdmnto. with the Lamb famâ€" er. Lydia haq ‘d on her foot, accident a few 8 the honor of Plltsburg, Pa., ‘s. Geddes., Maloney of London, the latter‘s brother, Cooper have re are pleased to few days in the spent \\‘ednesday St week, is reported to and Mrs Tho Mr. Arch. M« spending a}ld fam irst of the 0 Hastie‘s of Owen and childâ€" past few returned of Glen | _ _Of our dear wife, and mother, Ma garet Lamont, who died at Marmon ; Ont., Aug, 28th, 1922, aftes a fer days‘ illness. "Deep in our hearts there‘s a pictur Of a loved one, gone 19 pres:: In memory‘s frame we shail keep i Because ‘she‘ Way one 0i the best [Our lips cannot speak how w» love her; Our hearts cannot tell what to say . God only knows bhow we miss her, As we journey along on fife‘s wa y The world may change (from year io year, And friends {rom day to day; But never will the one we love From memory fade away," â€"â€"Inserted by husband, son and daughters. | sticks his hand in his pocket, that he believes he had a lit kenfeed, and presents Sis nickle or a dime invariably, folk are entirely too lond of down the bachelor. Maybe 1 lellow does occasionaly need ; and perhaps he‘s not just as as his friends‘ wives think he be. But goodness knows, we . been known to be shy of but: you think that a man never ; to anything until he gets marr consider some of the notable lors of history, Michelangelo, tist, was unmarried, as was \ the philosopher. Then ther Rafael, Chopin, Beethoven, Lamb, Pope, Henry James, an burne. Add Petrarch, Kitcher cil Rhodes and many others list and you will agree that th elors have a littie Hall of E; their own. | reevimc saes | | The Abused Bachelor. ’ Who is it that always delights mothers by chucking their young: under the chin, and who never to have some peppermints in his kets ? Why, the bachelor friend the family, of course, Yet you n« hear his praises sung. There is Mother‘s Day, a Father‘s Day, there is no day for the unwed us natural or acquired. Every bach is a poient uncle to every kid. En bachelor responds when Johnny t out his new shiny pig bank. W Daddy can‘t find a penny for sis the old bach who happens to be t} Ladies, tell your friends about : ella, then call and share in the duced Sale now on for August. S is too large and must be redu At Residence Parlors, MiddaughH« Mr. and Mris. R. Doswell of To: are spending a few days with M; Mrs. \Wm. Lawrence. Cess Mr and Mrs Jno. MeGirr to Shelburne and spent the the week with Mr and Mrs J Lean. Mr. Tom Bell and sisters, Jessie and Mary, spent Sund friends at Holstein. Mr. Oscar Bell leaves th for to take a school in the vi New Liskeard. We wish us Mr. Nassau Whitmore and Mary, are visiting their aunt in erville. Rev. Mr. Kendell of Dund visiting at the home of Mr. Hamilton. Miss E. Gadd has returned to R after spending her vacation wit! mother Mrs Adam Watson. The sympathy of this c goes out to the Aljoe famil loss of their mother, Mrs G joe. Mrs. Wim. Lawrence of tov a few days at the home of Mr Jno. Lawrence. The VU. F. O. Garden Pams last Thursday evening on the of Thos. H. Lawrence was a success, The evening was ver, ly but a good crowd gathered ; ten to a short but varied | proj consisting of music by the Roc! chestra, recitation by Miss By. Hampden, violin music by Camp} Corners gentlemen, also Neustaq chestra, and last but not leas: the fine addresses by Miss Moj Mr J. J. Morrison and Rev. K. Aiter singing God Save the } lunch was passed around and ; an hour‘s social chat, all went | well satisfied with the evening ing. Mr and Mrs .Newton Phili Head, spent a couple days | with Mrs. 1P‘; father, Mr Th ence, We are pleased to learn ; Charles Mighton is improving Durham Hospital. Mr. Chas, Lawrence and Grimsby, spent a few days ; home here. Mr and Mrs. Geo. Adlam 0| Sound, spent the week end w former‘s parents here, Mr and Mrs Andrew Park ; recently with Mr and Mrs Wmm y South Allan Park. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hopkins anq and Mrs. Walter Bailey and chi spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mightor and family. Harvesting is a thing of the for another year in this bure thrashing will soon be the org, the day. IN LOving memory LOCAL ITEMS GREEN GROVE ATG. 30, 1923 icle to every kid onds when Johnt shiny pig bank. Michelangelo, th« hy of buttons. in never amoun gets married, ju wno never | lints in his helor friend: Yet you n« . There is 1er‘s Day, e unwed un Every bach very kid. Ex m Johnnvy t laybe the Kitchener, C others to t that the bac 1 of Fame a as Voltair« there wo; n, Charle elights youngs! never i in his q; friends vyou ne litt] and Sw M all h with Marri runni butt care M mia W1 M OU t7 Lo M ’7 Specials for School Open‘g The Variety Store Hardwo slid We have all the 1 Text Books, P« Slates, Note Book cise Books, Etc. Stray NV .Ci. MOTOR # R Marness and Undertaki M DURKHAM ATG 30 Remove stem and from about 3 lbs,. rip« in small pieces. Add cover pan and simm cover pan and simmer 10 . Crush with masher, cover | simmer 5 minutes longer. P1 in cheeseâ€"cloth bag and squ Hall ;. ELLIOTT m HMMLIL (/_/// If RO FOR SAl! Our M (}j A U ND *\ A ‘1 How to Mak 14 & 1 no 9180 fruit cu; 10