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9i Best Quality of Flour & Feed .NEW LOW PRICES DO you kuow that bread contains manyitimes th nourishment of other foods ? DO you know that bread and butter or brean toasted with good coffee is the most substantial breakfast on which to start the day t ALL Good Bread has a really delicious flavor and lots of nourishment. BREAD is your Best 1rood--Eat more of it. “7 coon Iltltlilt “The Brand That sum" " t imam! buying Wheat to 0M): by the Carlo-d. GOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN EV ERY DAY. PHONE HO. MDAY on NIGHT Get our Price before you Sell your Wheat 'tov-Stk-tfd “our. per tatt 5.00 Mair-sue “our, per trate .... 4.75 " (land: Ptour. per bag ... 1.75 King Edward “our. per bag 4.50 Fwd "ttttr per bag ........ 2.20 Pantry ”our. 2t m ttatt ... 1.10 Punt "iohr. per “3.. 4.75 Mule Leaf “our. perbaa. 5.00 was. Pride Flour. mm 4.351 Custom Chopping Every Day BLATCHFORD'S CALF, PIG AND POULTRY FEEDS. Alla GUNN'S BIG .0 BEEF SCRAP AND POULTRY FEEDS. MiN0Eits0N'S BAKERY May be boaeellie an the GMAC Tin-o Payment Plan JOHN MGGOWAN THE PEOPLE'S MILLS We solicit Four patronage. We handle the D. McTAVlSH t " Flesherton ALBERT NOBLE, Durham and I0" them at Reasonable Prices. BREED? TORONTO I Chopped Oats, per 100 lbs 1.75 Crimped Ottta, pert00 tbs 1.75 Strong Chop, per 100 lbs 1.15 Crimped Oats. per ton ..82.00 Oat. Chop. per ton...... 36.00 Mixed Chop, per ton.... 88.00 Gunn’a Tanknge. 100 lbs. 3.25 In the Chevrolet Coach you wilt get acorea of unusual quality features such as you would expect to find only on higher priced cars-dry disc e1tgtets-- extra large brake-emi-float- ing rear axle with one-piece greased steel housing-vacuum uel feed with rank in rear-- Remy electric starting, lishting and distributor igttitiots-- iaher VV one-yiece windshield, auto- matic windshield wiper-and cowl lamps. Come in and ace for yonrleli this remarkable coach value. r Eco-0'6“! flu-“Ml“. E. "" I Today. Wednesday, a crucial vote in expected at Ottawa, which may pend the King Gov't, The vote is be [ in: taken on the report of the Cus. 3 toms probing commission. for and a- imust, with special reference to Cus- gtoms Officer Boivin. M.P., who in [charged with great irregularities. " lit be true as alleged,, that enough iProtrresaivea will vote for the Stev- rem; (Conservative) amendment, to 'outvote the Liberal motion, the King gevemment may tan and in that use a new election any result. Reeve Bell Brings Gravel Pit Before County Council In; boa-t ht his opportunity tret any (run you, Rom." the date At a meeting of the County Com stables of Grey County, called by Sheriff J. B. Wilson, there were some 25 omeera of the law present. The t3heritt in addressing the constables outlined the work a. constable is supposed to do while License Inspec- tor M. C. Beckett spoke on the en. forcement ot the O. T. A. Provin- cial Constable Demon also addres- sed the gathering. Fish and game laws were thoroughly gone over. and the constables were. instructed to pay more attention to their enforce. ment., per-on without any You a not "end a any you He may missed an It It right my plhnce foe you. A nit-don um. Mr navel: will con on WW Recently In a near by church the attendance has been small " the ev- ening servlces. On Sunday the min- ister took occasion to remark. “last Sunday I preachd on 'Heaven,' but seemingly very few are interested '.' The report shows an unsavory stat" of afrairg and those that con- nlved at the wrong.dolng by which Canada lost millions of dollars, should not be in public life. Enforcement to be more Strict Claims County did not carry out Agreement with Managers of Church Reeve Allan Bell brought up the‘ only debatable question at the Grey Co. Council last Wednesday artei/ noon. He asked information regard-i inst a certain agreement which was made in 1921 by the Chairman of the County Roads Committee of the Co. Council and the trustees or the Presbyterian church, Durham. At that time. Mr Wm Calder was the chairman of the committee and he purchased from the Presbyterian Ch. a gravel pit at the rear of the church tor $125. in the agreement signed by both parties, the county was not to dig closer than 15 feet from the sheds at the rear ot the church or deeper than the depth of the mad beside the pit. From what could be learned from Reeve Bell, the pit had been dug as close in some places as 5 feet from the sheds and had also been excava- ted deeper than meement stated. The Trustees of the church are won- dering whether or not the county are liable tor any damages that may oc- cur. There is a danger now ot the sheds falling down, as the gravel pit is so close and if they do. the church wants to know to whom to so for damages. There was considerable discussion by members of the coun- cil on the question and Reeve Helm the present chairman of the County Roads Com. said he was a member ot that committee in 1921 and had heard nothing of the transaction with the Durham Presbyterian Ch. He said Mr Calder must have signed his name to the agreement without consulting his committee. The re- sult of this information caused more discussion but Reeve Bothweil of Sydenham, moved that the matter should be left in the hands of Reeve Holm. that he investigate and ir necessary have a lawyer say wheth- er or not the transaction was a legal one or not. This motion was paased.l Barrister Middlebro or Owen Sound later gave the opinion that the Coeur) ty had no interest in, the purchase of ‘ the pit, and a copy ot his letter is tot be forwarded the Trustees of Knox‘ Church. Tite bath!!!“ Katina C. RAIAGE l SON. Editor Ind Pro. lamb" Canadian Weekly News”? 011' Aluminum A dastardly attempt was made Inst week to destroy the Roman Caholic edifice in Barrie. A bomb had been plnced in the basement and on ex. ploding did a good deal of damage. but fortunately tire did not follow. The culprit who placed the bomb has been captured and boldly admits that the "Klan" instructed him. We hope our Canadian law will be more effective than in the States in sup- pressing the hooded gang. whose de- structive tendencies are more in ev- idence than their uplift claims. WILL THERE BE AN ELECTION? KLU KLUX IN CANADA 2nd Round Meard-Rurmsey ll Dur.--Calder 9 Ihtr.-Hendorson ll o.sd.--Bonneil 7 Pnis'y-sh'm'ker 10 Dur.-Piclwring g Mt.For.--Galbraith 10 Hol.--Browrt 5 God'rieh--Crxtrt l5 strat.-Robertson 9 Mt.F'or.-A0en 11 O.M.N---Sitttott 10 Chatr3.-MeF'ar1ane 12 Mt.For.-Lamont 6 Walk't'n-Pre Durhtun--W.s.Huntey 3rd Round Meat'.--dtumsey ls Dur.-Henders'n 14 Pais.-Sh'maker 10 Mt.For.-Galbralth 8 Goderitth-Cmft H Mt.F'or.--Auen 8 1vtuk.--Pye It Chats-McFarlane 8 1st Round _ Dttr.--Calder tt Arthur-Hawkins ' MeM'd-Rumaey ll Htut.--searb'tth 6 Dur-Henderson 12 Hor-Fenton 6 o.Wnd-Bonnell 11 Ches.--True'r10 Dur.--Pickering 16 Arthur-Scott H Paisley-Shoe". 10 Htu1.--Sehillinq7 Holtst.-Browrt ll Dur.---sparling 10 Mt. F,--Galttraith 15 Dur.--Whetuen9 Goderiteh-Crott 15 nur--Goodchild7 Strat.--Robertson 12 o.s.--wilkin'n7 Mt.For--Allett 10 Our. -Mcllraith 8 O.f9d.N--sirnon 15 Cargill--Donn'y12 Ctttuts.-McF'arlanelt Dur.-J.H.Hu’ter 9 Mt.For.---Lamontt3 Han.-9Vright 10 Dur.-W.S.Hunter 16 Walks-Kerr 15 Walk.---) 15 Gr. val.--9fartin 12 Semi-Final Meat'd-uRurnsey ll Paia.-Sh'mak'r 10 Preliminary Arthur-Hawkins 15 Han'r--zintt m Dur.--Calder 9 Chats.--ouerriam 6 tt was W’ry satisfactory to Dur. hamltes that SD. Croft's rink should take home the Hahn Trophy prisets to Goderich. Perhaps it is not too much to say that S. D's skill with the bowls developed on Durham greens. 's, It speaks Well for Durham rinks that they stood agido and refused to win a. prize, that they might go to the visiting teams! The Department of Education V1! represented in having two Public School Inspectors In the tMy-trr spector Wright for South Grey 3nd Galbralth tor North Wellington. Mr Jos. Firth. M. A. of Toronto Nors mal School stall. also came up for tho event. placed bowls were a big tutor In the win. He was the oldest bowler on the green - .beinx only five months on eighty years of age. and was one of the very best. Walkerton judicial court was well represented in having present Judge Klein. his son O.E. Klein and Mr. Campbell Grant. 34 rinks in play means 136 men on the green sometime during the tournament - men taken from ttll "In of business life, and they ful- ly enjoyed the wmeradle aptrit the bowls bring out. Now for 1927 Tournament! 'Gi Bulb; Tournament (Continued from Page I) THE DURHAM REVIEW HAHN TROPHY . [011.03th PRODUCTS OP TRADITIONAL Q-UAL Ford Motor Company of Canada, SWllilEPlitik1 REDUCTIONS IN FORD PRICES These reductions are made absolutely without tsacrifice to the traditional quality and durability of Ford products. They open the way to car ownership to thousands of Canadians who have not previouslyheen afforded the comfort and econ- omy of personal transportation. See Four local authorized Ford dealer today. He will gladly demonstrate the model you are interested in and explain convenient terms of purchase. Roabout,.............. Touring Car ...... .... Sport Roadster....... coupe................... Tudor.................. Fordor................... Chassis................. Light Delivery ......... Light Delivery Van... Truck, nonrstarter ... Truck, self-starter ... (Above prices at factor y. Freight to point of delivery & sales tax extra) Coincident with the reduction in the price of Ford cars and trucks in the United States, the Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited announces the following prices. elective June 19. In ,addition to these drastic reductions, all models quoted below, except the truck, are now standard equipped with self.. starter and balloon tires Hanover-mr-m, a. bye. Han.-ihillintt ll HolsC--FYntott 7 mr.--Goodehiltb H Dun-Sparllng 12 Dur.--MeHraith 12 Cargill-I)anning 9 Wtuk.--kerr 10 Gr. Valley-Marlin 7 Chea.-Truemer It Htus.-scartrorxrutth9 Sth Round Chats.-Merriam 12 Pais.-Sh'maker 9 Owe.n Bound-Wilkinson, a bye. strtrtford--Dr. Robertson. a bye. Mount Forest-Galbraith, a bye. Semi-Final 0.Sd.-Wilkinson 12 Chtrts.Merritun , Mt.For.-Galbraith 10 Strat.-Robert'n9 Final o.sd.-wIlkirtson 10 Mt.For.-Galbraith6 SPECIAL EVENT lat Round 2nd Round Htutover-Zinn 12 Han.--Sehilling 6 Dur.--Goodehild 12 nur.--MeHrarith I) Ches.-Truemer 9 Walkertou--Kerr 5 Dur.--Whealen l2 Ho1st.---Brown In Dur.AV.s.Hunter 8 Arthur-Hawkins? Hatiover--ainn, a bye. Durham-Goode/i, a bye. Ches.--Truemer 11 Dur.--Whealen Durham-W. B. Hunter, a bye. Semi-Final Hanover-Zinn , Dur.-Goodettod 7 Dar.-W.s.Hunter 10 Ches.--Truemer9 Final .. Hanover-Zinn 7 Dur..W.8. Hunter 6 4th Round chatsworth---Merrhrm, a bye. o.gd.---wilkimson 10 0.Sd.-Bonnell g strat.-Roberttson 12 Mt.r'or.aamont9 Mt.F‘or.-Galbraith ll Mt.For.-Allen 5 Paitsl'.v-'3hoemaker 13 walk.--P.ve , chats.-aderriam Artttur--t5cott o.sd.-Wilkinsott 10 Dun-J. Hunter6 o.sd.--BonneU It Harr--Writrht , sttat.-Roberttstut 14 Dur..Piekerintt11 Mt.Por.---Lamont 12 Imr.-Henderson5 Mt.ForvGalbraith 14 Chats.-McFar’ex Mt. Forest-Allen, a bye. Goderteh---Crott " waiyton--Pye " Final Godwich-Crort " Mara-Runny 10 TORONTO STAR TROPHY "t Round Chats-Merriam 14 Htrnoverr-zimt 10 Han.-Scu.rbomugh 16 Hol.st-Fenwn10 Arthur-tFt " Han.-9etti1lintr 7 Cttees.--Truemer 14 Dun-Spullng ll Dur.---Whetuett ll DurA1oodehiid 10 o.tM.---witkirtson " Dur.absttraith " "ur.-iNnter l4 Cargit1-Doune1ly9 Htut.-wrutttt " wtrteerton--Kerr6 Arthur-Hawkins 11 Gr.vat.-Martin7 2nd Round cttto.-.Merritun " mut.-gearttor'gtt 7 Arthur-Beott Chester-Timer 0.Sd.-Wilkinson 12 Dur..Wheaieet 10 Hiu1.--Wright 12 Arthur-Hawkins' n.gd.--Bonnell It Dur.--CaMer 10 Dur.--Piekerintr " Hol.--B- l0 strat.-Robortsmt " 0.Sd.N-Slmon 12 Mt.For.--Lamout 14 Dur.-W.Hunter9 Durham-J. H. Hunter, a bye. Model 3rd Round 3rd Round Art ttur-scott ........$460 ........ 480 ........ 555 ........ 6l0 ....... 625 ........ 690 ........ 370 ........ 470 ........ 525 ....... 395 ........ 460 A speckled trout weighing tour pounds and two ounces caught in the lake at Eugenia! To catch such a ttsh has been the dream of hundreds ot the followers of lsnc Walton. who have spent their leisure hour! dangling a worm in the quiet waters of that famous reserve which is in our midst. The dream hut at last been broken, and has become. nbean- tiful reality since Jim Dnrgnvel, manager of the Durham Furniture Co at Rock Mills. brought a tinny monster to justice on Friday eVen lng last, oft the eighth line bridle. It was a lovely tUh and one that would make some of these Nipixon turhters sit up uni take notice. As warmer weather comes and the wa- ter recedes, the big titrh are taking hold, and enthusinsm will soon beat its height. This part of Ontario is one of the best speckled trout flshitttt grounds in Ontario, large numbers of excellent size being reported. in one lake about It miles from Flesh- erton, 13 tish were caught that tip- ped the scales at 20 pounds, white another catch of thirteen weighed 13 pounds even. " has been quite stew years since so many tiahermen have been seen here, and the number has been steadily growing. as the home of the big tish becomes better known. --Flesherton Advance. JAS. DARGAVEL LANDS A MONSTER AT EUGENIA Rather strange isn't it, that tbn two pupils receiving highest sund- lnx in Forms l and II of Durham The June meeting at the Women'- institute, wu held " the home ot Mrs W. Robertson. " anmnttertrtrelmt pro-em, Our next meeting will be held It the home of Mrs Geo. Tracy on July Nth. ' ', Heur- Harold and Irvine Flux-d, mototed up from Toronto Saturdny. t6 spend the week end with their mother and In Harold Pica!!! end children. who are spending a couple of weeks at their summer home here. Mr Angus McIntosh 1nd sister. visited with friends in Owen Sound on Saturday. What might have been a very Ber. ious accident. occurred just oppo- site Mr. A. McIntooh’s. While Mr. McIntosh was going out on themed with his car, another sedan from o. Sound was going north. Both can collided, putting Mr McIntosh into the ditch on one side. while the so dan ran on the other, turning on its side with its five pusengers within. Only one old lady was bruised and badly shaken up. By a miracle the others all escaped. Bryce Mavel had to take them home in his car. Mr and Mrs J. o. Inrxavel of Rock Mime. with family, Sundnyed in our '"uir"iiiiCiii, J. H. Klein and dumb- ter Madeline. Toronto, spent 1 few days with the Darqgtrve1 “gully. New Price Savings $50 50 40 50 60 55 4O 60 50 50 65 BUILDINGS MOVED or RAISED Remnble terms. Apply to HUGH MeLEAN, R. R. 1, Holstein or phone No. g, r 2, Holstein High School. should live on oppo. mo garner tam in Norman!» Rev. G. and Mm Little, Hanowx. visited with Mr Ind In Michael Byers and many Inat Thursday al- tel-noon. Hum Barbara and Isabel Byers, a Boston, Int, arrived It their old home "tttrday to spend a few wow. with their brother "mes. it it, it few you: no since they mud u my: to Canada. Their old neighbors and Honda will be very pleased to tits “In Elma. Ball. Hanover, is 'thir In; this week It Mr Jim Parks' and Mill M. Geddes.' A loch! evening was spent at th" Ila-e of Mr Herb Livingstone lam PM” evening. when mom’s I'm. [amount from W1lkerton. Naustadv [uncut nnd Anon and the su: [wounding country. Mr Ind In Samual Koenig and “only, open! a plenum evening m may with Mr and Mm Andrew Fm Mr Garfield ver this week Mr And Mrs Geo. Matter and lam ily, of Hanover, awn! an afterttoo: Iaat week with Mr and Mrs bf.W Byers. " 'Bonnie View Fur-m" Sumte Labor begins this week The Upper Town Grocery Our Stock of Groceries is brand new. Cull or phone for anythlng you out" In this line. We handle Dairy Products, Meats, Prices the lowest: Quality the beat. Give III a trut. J. C. HOWELL JUNE " I926 Flour, Cereals, Canned Goods. Coal Oil, Etc. ITY PHONE 139 longer In tn Mano " Mr Albert Beim', DIMIADLE PROPERTY FOR SALE 10* can on Duh-m Rad and - the Corporation or Dunn-m. Md" head. 12 ten-s under “any.“ “I! fenced. two springs A!” 4.eoe-d Cottatre with OPe ac re d - “Id-Ins. - W particular apply to 75108. GRFIEN'WottIr, M “C. r t-a. R. R. l, hurlmm by... m 'Review' Want Adr ’e m u - to you ws your tel,. me. Ottr our No. is 6. 'o-====or=or==:===o Brooms at Ce A good 4 string I The National Br Crown Coronation Past ' ttre Rice . Bulk Black Tea, per tt m Meaith Bran. pk Kettegtr's All Bran 7.0M”... per tm J.&W. This Wee Children's Silk So)! at Boys' Jerseys .... _. Immune (extra (111 Tapestry Mats, 47 x 2 Bluebird Crepe at ..A JUNE M, 19ft0 quart Aluminu fort Soap and R.C.JAMIESO R. c. w Pure Prep The famous Crown pared Ready Mixed P capacity of 4'l,5 feet p COATS. It is the I protective film of une The hank floor Paint l and dries (w lustrous glo Ask f l. S. HUN '58 Fine Fl immer Crown Prepared or our Big Sprin Durha trt He ocer GR nigh Br tl tstr u It wa