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re Mill gox 82 urbar lours ALE â€"lour con SU + #»~GOWNSR | '«z/@’omcs VOL. XLIX NO. 5 gramM H LOST : Between Hanov ham last Thursday, & ;% tire and rim. Reward same at Review Office or raith‘s store. Assistant Supt The Board C ial Hospital h So shOw yet mas «or EOELERETE MAE mt s Wisah we could say "here too." LOST : xhound, while hunting, near baseli 10, con, Bentinek., on Jan. â€" 6th. edium . size, black .on back, head, ears and legs tan, white on breast, white feet with tan dots. Anyone . kno g _ of such please write Fd. R upt, Elmwood, Ont. The best, m s powerful and effectâ€" ive, yet huflnl::& Throat Remedy for Catarrh, Adenoidq and Enlarged Ton sils and other Throai irritations, is Mre. Sybilla sm"s‘ Tonsilitis â€" the menankamt vommaiy t At McKadde®‘s ver . from Memorial River, N "Having suaranteed remedy Drug * Store. Juniors are Out Chesley Juniors proved ‘or the local baeys in the uled district game . here night, when they shut Du â€"0, The game was Nn victory gives district. Had would have I \Ur Jas. Malcolm‘s election expenâ€" s in North Bruce wete $2,540.62. » spent $1381.24, in advertising. CORN : One ca\lfln dried corn _ hand. Get Y supply while ns ts ww * W XKwer & Son. it ult wWANTED :A box stove. Apply at » Review Office. GRAIN NTED t market ice ain. at Rob oY owever, but o effective tu M I W ; Bright and Sunny So writes Mrs. Jas. Black, of Oak ver, Man., in renewing for Review, Iaving the finest winter for years. mads excellent for motoring. No ow yet and so bright and sunny." iah we could say "here too." Durham led at the end of every period. Buschlen, their star ‘wing player, was the outstanding man of . the ice. He turned in & sensational | performance on the terward line and ; was always a thorn j® the sidé o(l Chesley puck carriers as well as beâ€"| ing very effective when in pagses | sion of the rubber. MeDonald also played a strong game in goal, "turn ing away many aots. The lineâ€"ups:. Chesleyâ€" Go@l, Reuter ; defence, Krug and Blohm ; centre, Murphy ; wings, . Greene. and Hoeflin : sub, Brown. f Durham â€" Goa!,. _ MeDonald : deâ€" fence, Clements and Schutz ; centre, MceGirr : wings, . Elvidge and Busch hree sentation to Teacher tant Supt. at Hospital e Board of the Hanover Memorâ€" lospital have engaged as assistâ€" Superintendent, Miss Taylor of : Ste. Marie. She came to Hanoâ€" from â€" Coldwater, Mich., Wade orial Hospital. lvnvlubu Kre«ss and Morlock. Referee â€"Mr Johnston, Palmerston & Son low U Han thei J. W iors proved too strong bays in the last schedâ€" rame â€" here on Monday hey shut Durham out 4 ame was not oneâ€"sided the home team was not around the nets. The Chesley this N. H. L ed tie Durham won n, and presented N« rge leatherâ€"bound Bibl nt a jolly afternoon, at dainty lunch before t ED : We pay high e for all kinds 0@ ov Elevator. J. W. 1 remembra Iton chan« anovet and Durâ€" a 8 balloon rard leaving lce â€" Of Mellâ€" ent Sun s N. H. L. , they still to make it to her new Weir of C tast Satur and asked sented her some com e of nd on marri A gre t} O FOR SALE \ A quantity of Salt at 65¢ per bhundred. Apply to John McFarlane, Sec‘y N. F. O.®@lub, Bunâ€" essan. FOR SALÂ¥ : Edison Phonograph‘ and records, Â¥ood condition. Would exchange for inch wood. Her® Greenwood, R*R. No .1, Durham The ladies the Red Cross Soâ€" clety will hold tea, Saturday, Feb. 1%th, in the A. Y.R A. Rooms. _ Tea served from 3 to 6 Â¥% m. Adtpisaion 25¢. Phone 606,ing 1â€"1 Miss Ina Heighes, President of O. Sound District B. Y.P.U. addressed the local Society on Monday night, on young people‘s work. Miss Heighâ€" es is an 18 year old High School girl, is a good speaker, and has a future before her in church work. 0. Sound Presbyterians call Minister At a largely attended congregationâ€" al meeting of the Presbyterians of Owen Sound apd district, held in the Baptist Church last week, a call was extended to Rev. M. C. Campbell, M. A., of Vancouver. _ The stipend was placed at $2,800, with $100 for transâ€" portation and the usual four weeks‘ holidays. _ Re# P.â€" Reith of Tara, clerk of Bruce Presbytery, . moderaâ€" ted in the call. B. Y. P. U. President Here Durham vs. Elmira in First Semiâ€"Final Round Knox Church ho‘d large Congresational Social Next week the first Sr. Northern League â€" semiâ€"finals will be playedâ€" bome and home gamesâ€" between Durham and Elmira. Elmira defeatâ€" ed Palmerston 1â€"0 in Palmerston on Wednesday night and will be real opposition. Watch for bills. A bumper crowd that taxed the caâ€" pacity Â¥ Knox Church schoolroom, gathered «there Monday evening and at the conclusion of the affair no ong, we think, left but what were well pleased with what was said and done, 2 LGa%b e qhuod eonmesmntents Due to rove be for the program. ACCOTUINA!Y MM°9| ; license to châ€"avrge for weighing live : w en e ol nfanged «d frqmi stock only at their scales at C. P. R.' different sections aaranged the inâ€"} arIS: At. present they caihot chargel tereating AMADATE I-;xnd can hardly refuse to weigh, @nd A recitation was given by a small‘; they wish to charge any outside the boy, Dan Ritchie, while , Miss {lor'l As~3.‘n. the same fee as now charged‘ ence Mcllvride gave a good rend tion | by the town. They had shipped 68 of "Leetle D®minique," _ @ HCDY| cars of stock last year. The Council Drummond . number. Master Elgm: were. not prepared. to. ‘"Bx ®"Htense Blyth rendered a song and his sister | fee, or decide to give & licemme, and Velma a reading, while Mrs \\'m.]on motion of ‘MeClocklinâ€"Me .' Derby read an interesting exn‘act’the matter was Claid ~over till" next from Jessie Alexander‘s works. TheSC! mpoging, §« 4 y$95 were the individual numbers, inuve gives Co. §ouneu Experiences A comic duet bad Miss Winnie | Blyth and Mr Waliter Kerr on the ; ( platform and an action song of four | i $.S. No. 9 ladies brought laughterâ€" ] "When Polly put the Pepper in thei] Tea." The ladies were Mrs Jno Mcâ€"; Girr Mrs Geo. Stewart, Mra W. Weir,| Jr.. Miss Jessie Bell. "The Fortune ; Hunter" was also well received and | given by four choir members of the’ churchâ€"Misses M. Hunter and Jesâ€"| sie Bell, Messrs Geo. Bell and Cm.;;.l, Lang. Two pantomines were pretty | numbers, "Comin‘ thru the Rye" hy'L \Dorothy Robinson and "Home Sweet : \Home" by Susie Greenwood. A dl:â€"l logue by Edge Hill young people also brought hearty applause, "The new hired man," and was given by Clarâ€" ence Robinson "and Henry _ Moffat |Each and every number was enjoyed.. Following the program a small 'n'm_v of waiters took charge of the eatables and soon the tinkle of the ‘tu eup was heard as well as the muâ€" sic of the tongue. The evening was | brought to a close with Auld Lang Syne. the The Burhd case in po of the roads the affair was shov ys but there was nc ~so. ws ofter so, & OLlEel tponed events . Reeve Wm Ham. Allan is Durham‘s Cont. Presby erians Buy New Constable, ‘etc.‘ _ Hahn Stables for Church There were a large number of cit izens present at Monday‘s town coun cil session, the majority attracted to hear the decision of the Council as to the appointment of the town util ity man. On motion â€"of Hunterâ€"Bell, the Clerk was â€" instructed to write the Railway Board, opposing the propesâ€" «d incrcase in rates by the Bell. Telâ€" ephone Co. for urban phones. W. J. Vollett complained . of the parking of rigs and sleighs in front of his home and driveway on Garaâ€" fraxa St. The Mayor referred him io a town byâ€"Jaw which would grant reâ€" lief. ® 4 # For Assessor, there were two apâ€" plicants, Robt. J. Lindsay and F. F. Mellraith, former assessor. The lat ter was reappointed at same salary, $125. UDr A. M. Bell was appointed M.O. H. at salary of/ $100. Many applicants for Constable For constable, caretaker of town and fire hall, and general utility man there were five applications â€"Thos. Atchison at $80 per month ; Wm. Hill at $80; Jos. Fleming at $800 per year ; A. Baird at $65 per month, and Ham. Allan at $60 per month. Atchison at $80 per month ; Wm. Hill at $80; Jos. Fleming at $800 per vear ; A. Baird at $65 per month, and Ham. Allan at $60 per month. _ MceClocklin â€" MceQueen : That ap plication of Hamilton Allan be acâ€" cepted. â€" Carried. There was no disâ€" cussion and the new constable comâ€" menced duties Wednesday. _ He will also be collector of taxes, sanitary inspector, â€" caretaker . of Town Hall and fire halls, and work on streets when necessary. â€" License wanted for Weigh Scales ‘â€"P}'e-s.w.lohn McGirr and Sec‘y H. Edge were a delegation from the Live Stock Shipping Ass‘n, to secure Accoumts | totalling $377.23 were F. Mclraith reappointed Assessor Reeve Bell réported on County | pp j F,. Grant. th reappoirited. || a Council, and termed his experience DrEdJuc:;_lo(; g:mmni:tee: l;‘p:.s" H.\ “039“3‘ mu‘ there very helpful. He was a memMâ€" m Koch, C. Ramage, Dr. Wolfe. '{ x ber of Finance, Education, Road And| Property Committee: Messrs C.L.| Can. Greys‘, J. O. D. E; held their Bridge Committees. He referred t0o @Gpant, H. McCra!:, John Smith. tnomlnatlon meeting Tuesday night, a special act passed two years Ago» _ (C, L .Grant has been appointed by | at the home of the Regent, Mis Guy giving High Schools @ large C0. County Cofncilâ€"for $ years: H. R.| gearney. The Chapter have a mem grant. It will mean about $750.m0re| Koch by Town Council for 3 year8 : bership of 36 and from this number to Durham H. S. Board. m‘?lâ€"l McCrae by Public ‘Shhool Board @ yery creditable slate of omeers| and Flesherton had received it 4@8t| fop one year. ® f®** | should be elected, the close of Feb‘y. year, but Durham had not. He M&d#‘" Principal Robb reportedâ€" an enrdâ€"! ‘The Chapter year is from February application for last year‘s and WAS/ment of about 105. Average aAttendâ€" io Februamy and the members Ropt informed the Board must do so. ~It ‘::ée"; abo@t 100. _ Lower than usua"‘to raise in that time $300. They are , will in all probability be paid at Jun¢| on account of storms :fi] temporary | planning for a skating party on wedâ€" session. «* _|iliness 4 Te .llnosdly night next and a euchre on i Then for upkeep of Co. links, towns| Reeve Bell has rflbortbd«th%flme 18th inst, which will be ® confined Iand villages have been receiving 5"‘d'eÂ¥nyed wt of "50:00 is likely ‘“’{‘0 members and one each of their per cent of amount paid in. He sponâ€"| be forthcoming at the June m friends.} ; ~ y : * \sored a motion, which carried, that and probamly a grant of about eq-] As to money expended "the Chapâ€" | they receive 75 per cent back. Any ual amount for 1926, which Wa$) ;__ ..nanimousiy carried the â€"motion, | back its full 100,per cent. This Hanâ€" | over and Meaford are doing. | _ The Ladies Guild of,Trinfty Ch. had ,their Treasury enriched. by: #25, 'las a result of their bakipg.sale held n Satu : s on Saturday. l8sk per cent of amount paid in. He sponâ€" sored a motion, which carried, that they receive 75 per cent back. Any town undertaking pavement gets PDURHAM, THURSDAY,.FEBRUARY 4. 1926 f With which is incorporated the Halstemn ieacger The first annual . meeting of lms: body was held on Monday night last [\ in their temporary _ Church quarters| I â€"the Town Hall. There was a good ; i attendance and a lively and awaken | e ed interest taken in the business of | the meeting. This interest grew into a gratification as it was found that reâ€" ¢ ports from Sunday School, Women‘s y Mis. Society, Ladies‘ Aid, Managers, 1 etc showed that all were in asatisfacâ€"| G tory condition, and the workers inâ€", spired to achieve â€" still‘ further progâ€" | & ress. N | C There is a membership .0f over | 150. Sunday School with six teachers s has an enrolment of 50 "and an lver-i age attendance of 30. Contributions | & in this first broken year amounted |] to $594.58. â€" For the same period the Women‘s Miss. Society raised $233. ; i 61 and the Ladies‘ Aid showed reâ€" ceipts of $485.47, of which, after_doâ€" nating $100 towards the piano and ; other miscellaneous items, there reâ€"| , mains in the bank $312.20. For Misâ€" ; sions the amount of $87.80 had been realized, all of which had been for ; warded to the church offices in Tor onto. * l _ The Treasurer‘s Statement shows . cash from envelopes $1257.90 and loose collections â€" $234.22, making with other sources the fine total o $2010.25. All liabilities â€"have been | met and cash in bank still of $590. t The Managers in their Report, ex<| press appreciation to Mr Robt. Mofâ€"‘ fat for donation of collection plates, hymn boards and pulpit, also Rev Mr Burnett for help and encouragement during The trying months. _ The reâ€" port brcathes optimism all through and closes with the hope that in the near future they would have a church home of their own. At this meeting it was settled that they would close the deal for ‘the Hahn property, so before long we| may see. the renovations begun that | will give Durham its sixth Christian‘ church. | The, Burgess Contribution A noted feature of the meeting was the announcement . of a gift of $1000.00 towards the needs of the church from Mr and Mrs John Burâ€" gess. This splendid liberality was received with much gratification by all presont and furnishes a shining example for all to aim at so as to meet the heavy costs that the future will be sure to bring. Durham wil) celebrate the "12th" this Year The County or Annual Mceting o | the District Orange lodges of South Grey, met in Durham on Tuesday, | ond elected their officers . for 1926.| This district includes the lodges of Mt. Forest, Holstein, Cedarville and Normanby and r%‘esentatives to the | ni#fmber of ten whre here from these , points. It was decided at this meetâ€" | ing that the *12th" will be colebrat-l ed in Durham this year, , so prepare for one gala day at‘least this year. The officers are : County Master, Geo. McFarlane, Mt. Forest ; Depuâ€" ty Master, W. Erwin, Durham : Chapâ€" *llaln. W. R. Watson, Durham ; Rec. |\ Sec‘y, Jas. A. Llioyd, Durham ; Fin. | Sec‘y and â€"Treas. R.J. Eden, Var “neny; .Marshall, Geo. Noble, Durâ€" iham: ist Lecturer, Frank Robb, Cedâ€" arville ; â€" 2nd Lecturer, Jas. Leeson, |Varney; Tylers, Jas Hopkins, Mt. |Forest : Chas. Evans, Holstein. Durham High School Bd. ; Statutory Meeting: The Statutory Meeting of the High| _ @pGp t School Boardâ€"was held â€" onâ€"Wednes, s day last and officers elected for 1926.| 4 ‘nd Chairman, _ John â€" Morrison : Sec’ywmnument Flllld. t Dr. J. F. Grant. Both reappoirited: | | fl“smh‘ Benefit Education Committee : Messrs H.| 1 R. Koch, C. Ramage, Dr. Wolfe. | m 43 Property Cox:xxmee: Messrs C. L.‘ Can.. Greys‘, J. 0. D. E# held their! Grant, H. McCra¢, John Smith. \ nomination . méeting Tuesday night, C. L .Grant has been appointed by at the home of the Regent, Mis Guy County Cofnnciltfor $ years: H. R.| gearney. The Chapter have a memâ€" Koch by Town Council for 3 years : | bership of 36 and from this number H. McCrae by Public ‘Shhool Board a" very . creditable slate of officers for one year, _ _ ' | should be elected, the close of Feb‘y. _ Principal Robb reported â€" an enrdâ€"| ‘The Chapter year is from February \ment of about 105. Average dttendâ€" {, Februamy and the members hopt C. L .Grant has been appointed by County Cofnncil~for $ years: H. R. Koch by Town Council for 3 years : H. McCrae by Public ~Shhool Board for one year, * ' | Principal Robb reportedâ€" an enro}â€"| gratifying news. The choir and their friends of Queen St. Urnited ~Church held a skating party Wednesday night last at the>rink, when all enjoyed the sport, andâ€" later ~the refreshments whiclt were served. s " / Mr Raiph Catton â€"returned Thursâ€" " day last from Walkerville, where he ~ spent three weeks in a Ford instrucâ€" * | tion school regarding the overhauling 8 of these cars. d ; Dr. Matheson, Toronto, was a visitâ€" £ or Thursday last at the home of Mr ‘‘ Moore McFadden, coming up to see ? / his uncle, Mr D. Simpson, who is in _poor health at present. :fi Messrs Geo. Ritchie and Jas Mathâ€" § er are in Toronto this week attendâ€" lx: ing the secsions of the Fall Fairs it Association. The forper's sister, c Miss Jane Ritchie accompanied them A and will assist in waiting on Mrs. ‘w Trengrove there, sister of Mrs Jas. © wilson of towh, who is quite ill. Mrs. P. Trotter and 1ittle daughter Vivien, returned to their home. near Port Arthur on Monday, after spendâ€" ing a couple of months with her parâ€" ents, Mr and Mrs. John McGowan. Miss Smith of Beechville, and niece are visitors with the former‘s brothâ€" er of the United Church. Manse this week. â€" In honor of her cousin, Miss Bessie Smith entertained a number of girl friends Tuesflay. P i Wldy! muidis ME LMEWs C<! Cns T Miss L. Schaefer of the Public School staff, spent the week end in Guelph. Mr A.C. Clements, produce buyer, spent the week end in Montreal. Mrs Lorne Robertson, Stratford, spent a day with her mother, Mis. Munro and sister, Mrs Knight. Mrs Guy Sherk of Detroit, is spendâ€" ing a couple of weeks with her par ents, Mr and Mrs Thos. MeGirr. Nr. Jas. Wilson returned Saturday from Corbetton, after spending some weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Jas. Banks. A . Ont "and The friends in Durham and vicinâ€" ity of Nurse V. Carmount, will be inâ€" teresied in hearing that she has been a patient in Guelph Hcspital where last week she underwent an operaâ€" tion upon her ear for defective hearâ€" ing. There will be another operation this week and her many friends here wish for her restored hearing powers as a result. Mr R. ‘ Ball, exâ€"M. P., Hanover, for the past. year almost, has been conâ€" fined to the house with sciatic troubâ€" le. Last week he was much worse and members of his family were sent for Miss Belie McKiliop, Blind River, Ont., visited town friends last week, ard will return to that town shortly to stay with her uncle, Mr. MeNeil, who lost his wife by death, recently. MARRIED .\l(-.'l‘AV!SHAr-P.\TTERSONâ€" In Torâ€" onto, on Wednesday, Jan. 21th, by Rev. D. MeTavish, M.A, D. Se, Duncan B. MeTavish, second son of Mr. Peter McTavish of Chesley, to Anne Elizabeth, only â€" daughter of the late Mr John Patterson and Mrs Patterson, of, Bentinck. «\Mr Wim. Porter of Normanby, who | has â€" purchased â€"Mr_ Ham. Allan‘s | house and lot south of town, moved‘ in Monday. Mr Allan in turn, hasi purchased one of the Furniture Fac tory homes on College St. and also ';moved in this week. | Held Snowshoe Party. > \ ll The Young Ladies‘ Auxiliary of \Knox Church held a successful snow. | shoe tramp Wedneday night in which ‘ about 70 donned snowshoes and mocâ€" | casins. The party . struck through ‘the field north west ef town, landâ€" |ing on Garafraxa road "in front of Mr i Fred â€"Kelsey‘s residence. They !eventunlly landed in the schooiroom of the church, where it took a subâ€" i‘:;tamia.l lunch to appease the bungry | crowd. â€"Proceeds $18.00. eYC C o C6a res d & bership of 36 and from this number' to p a" very creditable . slate of officers n should be elected, the close of l-‘eb’y.l & The Chapter year is from Febguary' to Februamy and the members hopt Pens] to raise in that time $300. They are ( planning for a skating party on wWwedâ€" nesday night next and a euchre on the 18th inst, which will be"confined o â€"Buck to members and one each of their l friends. ; + } As to money expended "the Chapâ€" Wam ter unanimously carried the . motion, that a donation . of $25 be given to \th Monument Fund and $30 to the Weel \ further upgeep of the 1.0.D.E. wardiin | | the Hospital. Their liberality is a} ; soâ€"to be fufther tested‘ shortly along | S "mmnlurhaune-udvhich .houldl e prove a~lifeâ€"long gratification to the parties involved. 4 l omnor: | 7 4: * PVA J U. F. Y. P. 0. Dramatic 1| Night, Feb. 26th _; Friday, Fcb. 26th, will see Durhan." Town Hall crowded to witness the first Drimatic competition | arranged by South Grey U.F. Y. P.O. Debating League. Four Clubs will enter the competition â€" here that nightâ€"Rocky Saugeen, Edge Hili, Ebenezer and No 18. Nornqy FEach will_present the halfâ€"hour play, "The Cutkoo‘s Nest" iand the winners of this Durham | group will compete in the finals at |Markdale next summer against |five \other group winners in Grey County. Fach Club will supply two musical -lnumbers to fill in berween the plays. ‘ Watch for further announcement. Edge Hill Won 2nd Round Debate from Ebenezer On Wednesday â€" evening, â€" January 27th, the second of the series of Inâ€" terCounty debates wa# held in the Ebenezer school. It was splendidly attended, for most of the young peoâ€" ple have become keenly interested. The subject of the debate was: "Resolved that the Prison System should be changed so as to make it Reformative, not Punitive." Miss A. McKechnie and Mr. H. Miâ€" Donald of Edge Hill upheld the afâ€" firmative, while Miss Reta Bailey and Mr. W. Grierson defended the negaâ€" tive side. Mr. J. Paiterson of Han over was the sole judge, and gave his decisfon in favor of the affirmative side. Miss Bailey was prononuced the orator of the evening, though eack debater did> decidedly well. | Mr. Herb. Hunt acted as chairman in his usual capable manner, and a splendid program | followed. Among the nuimbers were a duett by Misses, Williamson and Heltig of No. 7 Norâ€" manby, a fine solo by Douglas Donâ€" nelly "The Sunshine of your smile", music by Ebenezer‘s newlyâ€"organized orchestra, recitation by Fred Schmidi solo by Joe Davison. Messrs. Jack Lawson and David Burns supplied much appreciated music, and a very amusing dialogue, entitled "Courtship under difficulties", was well acted. Aiterwards a dainty luncheon was served, ._l;d the crowd dispersed, feelâ€" ing ~that "life in rural communities | was worth while after all. New C. N. R Agent Mr R. M. Spariing of Goderich has been appointed C. N. R. Agent in Durhatm to suceged Mr Croit and arâ€" rived in town Friday last to comâ€" mence his new duties. with Mrs. Sparling and iwo children, who arâ€" rived this week, he has taken rooms at the Hahn House ugtil he can se cure a house. We welcome them to our citizenship. a "mr10mâ€"â€"â€"â€"30m0 Published Weekly Penslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam b 50 cents a bottle Buckley‘s Bronchitis Mixture Wampole‘s Extract of Cod Liver Oil Weeks‘ Breakâ€"upâ€"aâ€"Cold Tablets BANKING FirTY YEARS REVEREETT IPVIFC mv cease of one of the parties NOICINE C joint account, all money may be with {EARS drawn by the other. A joint Savings account in the Standard Bank is a ww« yeael convenience where two people desire access to the same Sunds. THE TANDARD BANK Tested Cough Remedies two children, who arâ€" k, he has taken rooms House until he can seâ€" We welcome them to _ _ OFrF CaANADA DURHAM. BRANCHâ€"John Kelly, * Subâ€"Branch at Priceville McBETH ekly at £2.00 a year in advance. y in advance. C. JAGE & _~ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO A joint Savings ac et is a real Convenience r ARTICULARLY as family convenience joint account demonstrate All funds deposited . are r ARTICULARLY as a matter, 0i family â€" convenience does the joint account demonstrate | its value. All funds deposited . are subject to withdrawal at any time by either 0@ the persons in whose names the joint account is opened. In case of the deâ€" cease of one of the parties holding a joint account, «all money may be with " o h Â¥ive sother, . "A jotnt Savings ormomâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"=10p40mâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"»BO0.m © For Colds, Grippe, Etc. For Bronchial Coughs. 2 Wampole‘sCod Liver Ext. | McFADDENS _ | { Rexall Drug Store | T ue ons ces cerg ces oae c nad ces ce en c en o t 0 dme To all whom it\ikay concern : Take notice thaft\I will no longes be responsible for \ny debts incur red by my wife, che McLean, (nee Blanche Beliry) aswghe has left my bed and board withouiNjust cause, Wreford McLean Nated Tanuary 25th, 1926 I have started the mill fo season‘s cut. Bring your logs receive prompt, . satisfactory Y Limited quantity good maple, elm, beech, hemlJock, cedar, 8J for timber Dated January 25th MELODY BOYS‘ ORCHESTERA At the present time Grippe, Colds and the Flu are prevalent and all are in danger of these troubles. ~ Those who have vigâ€" crous health are less likely to become victims, but it behooves evemy person to adopt prote@ live measures. SPIRELLA SALE IN FEBRUARY During the month there will be Spinc Sale. _ Special price Store open Evening BEWARE THE FLV | NYAL CREOPHOS Music for all Occasions For rates, and open dates, apply to H. E. PHIPPS, Manager Durham, Phone 24 Will fortify the system by inâ€" creasing strength â€" and rebuild ing waste tissues and, bocause of its antiseptic proporties, Cre ophos helps prevent the lodgâ€" ment of germs. The year round Tonic. $1.00 Take Creophos now as a pre ventive measure and be sure. $1.00 per bottle SPIRELLA PARLORS, Mrs. J. C. Nichol, Reprosent ee. â€" To United States Druggist and Stationer Phone 3.â€" DURHAM $1.00 a bottle CUSTOM SAWING it J y concern > that 1. will i e for \ny det wife, â€" Blanchs Beliry) asxgh« 8 ce Nas WANTED (Mentholated eedar, spruce, R. W. Morrison 11 75c a bottle _ Grippe, prevalent of these have vigâ€" likely to behoovey