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End "tee India In“. od Fl.- MPI WWW UIRE wink/(1w .nn roREST 6N1. ING MILL Leaky Roof (y SON "ooo-ooo-oo-t Mt. Forest U tt Jatmeal, the near Aanime d Chop, RAIN r run m nt ur nt VOL. XLIX. N0 49 domain. Apply at Review omen l‘hdslmns Rates now on--" pho ms tor the dozen. Studio open every day till Christmas. F. W. KELSEY Rev. J. Morrow, D. D., preached w: m! ftrst time on Sunday In his new congnguhn - Hanover Cullen Munch. Head " the Loco. At the regular meeting of L. o. L. No. 21455. Flesherton, held recently, Geo. K. Banks was appointed Wol- ~hipful Master. Conan and fin“. 22 A Concert an x Social will be iwid in Lalona School. 1% miles south ot liornoch. Wednesday, Dec. 22nd. Ladies brin K boxes free. Admission 25c. Queen at. Churc\conc t, Dee. 23.. - »~ . n~k-..| pnlnr. At Trinity Chttre Bazaar at A. Y. P. A. rooms. Saturd r, Dec. Itth, at 1; p. m., there mu 3. gltt table, xrom which most app riate Christ- mas gifts may tte) sale ed. Come "arty. Trinity Chu 1 ladies will hold their annual aar on Saturday. Dec. mu, of fane work. as well as home made baking. candy. em. in the A.Y.P.A. room Bauer opens at 3 mm. Arlen: tea will also be served. The Annual Bu " minment of Queen will be held In the T day. Dec. 23rd. All l A Gift Table They were curling out West ten days ago. A recent number of the Willie Press shown Dan McKinnon at the heady! n long list ot ‘knights of the bowl! and stand who are pul- llu ott ample! in that town. They hue 24 rinks signed up and will play for two events. The ladies are into it too. mama Mirror Again Sold Mr J. Ewart Munro ot Toronto, formerly at Port Elgln. has purchas- rd the Meatord Mirror from A. B. Thurston. Mr Munro has been in daily newspaper work in Toronto for mum years. The paper will eontin- no the pancreas it has pursued in the pan; " la North Grey's oldest Tory organ. Mr Thurston will continue to nude in Meatord. Lou: Mother by Death The death took place Monday, Nov. 29th. on the 12th (on. Sullivan I‘p., of Mrs Jas. Richmond. at the age ot 74 years. She Is the mother of Mrs John Grierson of Aberdeen, and has been ailing for about two years. as a result of a paralytic stroke, and death was not unexpect- ed. The survivors ere the husband. two sons and two daughters, viz: Mrs Prannk Jacklln. Brant Tp. :Mrs Grierson. nenr Durhnni and James ot Guelph and Rowan! at home. Appointed Captain The Owen Sound Greys. Junior hockey champions ot Condo in 1924. and tinalists in 1926. are planning another crock team for this winter, and Martin Lauder. the speedy Dur- ham lad with the Greys. has been appolned captain for his season. Martin was the lending troat-tretter of the team last year; he thoroughly knows hockey. and has few equnlsln the Junior ranks. We congratulate him on the honor and predict his team will min be in the Mttt to ulsaior if,ii-iislliiiix,c)..u8ltrlitit) the Brush. Art Early Cold Snap. Saturday to Monday last. an unus- ual cold dip for December wns ex- perienced nil our Ontario. the mer- cury reading below zero for two morn- ings. An unusual number of freight- er: are ice-hound tit the Sault and " Port Arthur. some of them loaded down with wheat. and may have to watt an spring for release. Stories of hardship come trom many points. and a greater snowfall ha been m- corded south than we have had in Grey County. Today is mild, the tempenturo being About freezing point. Institute that at Mrs. Graham'- _. r-AIâ€"~ “nu-n Three Rooms for Hunt institute Meet at Mra. Graham'a ',' The monthly meeting otthe Wom- en’s Institute. was held " the home of Mrs John Graham, on Dec. 2nd. with a good attendance. After the regular business was disposed of, at which " was decided to give a show- er of fruit and other articles to the' Children's Stir-her at Owen Sound.' Donations are to be lett at Bender-l son’s Bakery. Mrs John Burgeas gave a splendid report of the Provin-t clot Convention held recently in Tor-l onto. Mrs S. Patterson gave a good‘ paper on 'Housekeeping events ot 50. year! ago and at present." She toIdI how the early settlers managed their Winning and condition prevail-‘ tag then eoenparvd with the ,',','l'i'er,'il methods we now enjoy. The choirl sang several selection. in ttne tor-ml The mean: was closed with the; singing of "O Canada.” alter which Mn. Graham and autumn served a dainty lunch. A nice mature was the exhibit or cookies with recipes. which were sampled and enjoyed. S'u my School Enter- tin b United Church the T n Hall, Thurs- _ All loomo. Ad- Children 2 or under. aiivieor Diner now on--" pho- Studio open every F. w. KELSEY will hold Kitchen Rev. Norman McCausland, former. 1y pastor of Durham Baptist Church, but who has been pastor of North Bruce and Port Elgin Baptist Church- eg for/tho- past two years has hand- ed m his resignation, to take effect Dee. 26th. Mr McCaualand has not yet accrpted another charge. but it is understood that he will receive acall from an Eastern Ontario congregation ()n the abd date, Spec-inns: Phil. lips or W. H. ylor Optitmetrfc Oi'. tice. owen Sou ' will visit their branch at Mera' en's Drug more, Durham. An up tment is well tulvitied. Phone Drug' tore. C Knox s. 8. Como", Dec. 21st The Christmas Concert put on by the children ot Knox Sunday School. will be given in the school room of the church, Tuesday waning. Dec. Car Trouble near Home 2tgt Here on The. North Battleford News, pub- lished by Mr Cameron McIntogh, M. P.. formerly of Dornoch,_ came to hand last Week In three sections, a “Special Fall edition." It has a special article on "Sturktttehewtur"by the Premier; on 'Dalrytng' by the Provincial Dairy Commissioner; on the Provinee's mlneral wealth by the minister in charge; on ‘Educa- tional' growth by the Miniater ot Ed- ucation : and many other nrtcles and advertisements setting forth the prosperous Province, its, resources, progress, opportunities. &c. We con- gra'ulate our old friend on the tino edition. Booming Saskatchewan in Calgary last Saturday. thradetttlt took place of Mrs Chas. Me1nnes, a resident ot Bruce Co., near Paisley. at the age of 70 years. She had gone West only in October to visit her two sisters there. and taking ill, was removed to hospital, where rile died after a brief illness from an internal ailment. Her maiden name was Kate McArthur. and she was a first cumin of Mr Dan McArthur of the Durham Roal, Glenelg. while her hus- band who predeceased her 32 years ago. Was a cousin of Mr Malcolm Mc. Innes, Gleneliz. She was a frequent visitor at the home ot' her sister~in- law, Mrs Duncan McDonald, when the latter lived west of Pricevilie, before removing to Alberta. Her only brother. John McArthur or Calgary, accompanied the remains, which were brought out for interment, and arrived Wednesday in Durham at Bell's undertaking parlors. The tun- eral service will be held from there this Thursday afternoon and inter- ment made in Smellie’s cemetery, Glenelg. _ Died in Calgary, Buried, Here. CAN. GREYS' I.O.DE. HOLD BUSINESS AND SOCIAL EVENING Canadian Greys' I. O. D. E. held a combined business and social even. ing on Tuesday evening in their new club room, to the rear of the Stand- ard Bank. Mrs Kearney, regent, was in the chair and conducted proceed- ings .An active committee was nom. inated for the distribution of Christ- mas cheer ot the Chapter tor sick and shut-ins. it was also felt that the War Memorial scheme of the Chapter as a whole. should receive more flttaneial assistance and ac cordingly $25 was voted to the cause. On request ot many young people ot the town that a. Christmas dance be given under Canadian preys nus- plces. plans were lime and commit- tees drawn up to arrange for same on Thursday evening, Dec. 30th. “A; "tin-enact»; -isrirusiness proceed- ings, Miss Julia M. Weir, B. A.. gave the Chapter an interestirtcdit!courst on 'Macbeth,' the famous Shakesper ian tragedy. She began with the time and scene of the play. in the year 800. and the reign ot Edward the Confessor ot England and King Dun- can ot Scotland. She traced the am- bitions and plans of Macbeth and that of his strong-willed wife, from their secret deliberations up to the time they were completely foiled. The members enjoyed end appreci- ated this talk. W'Vrihe omeerts of the Chapter served lunch to the members " the close, who were out in good strength. Christmas giving always creates problems. Choosing suitable gifts for a number ot relatives and friends is a task that tries the most steady nerves. If you have a. former Durham or vicinity friend whom you would like to remember, you cannot select a more suitable gift than a year's subscription to the Review. This is P. Christmas present that endures and will be a weekly reminder ot the sender. Write, phone or can at once. so that we my start them with the issue for Christmas week. iiilitt (iiiilatlirititi, .ilfltyiritittt A GIFT THAT ENDURES 1 tth U. F. 0. Hold Social High in Honor of two Members In honor or the two South Grey members, Miss A. C. MacPhail, ALP. and F. R. Oliver, M. P. P., the six 1'. F. o. Clubs in the district surround- ing Durham, staged a. grand social night and dance in the Town Hall Tuesday evening. from 7.30 to 10.00 p.m., the crowd of about 500, gathered in from all directions, and young and old filled " to capacity. Had the earllm' ev- ening been tlne, all coming could not have gained admittance.' The early part of the evening was spent in Racial chat and meeting old friends and making new. Down stairs four or five card games were in progress, while the ladies were unwrapping parcels. cutting cakes, making coffee, etc. l'pstalrs the tloor area was occupied by the young folks in tripping the "light fantastic toe" to the best or orchestra music, supplied by Edge Hill orchestra (the Ritchie families,) Rocky orchestra, (the Lawsons and W. Edge) and the Hooper orchcsira of North Egremont At a fitting time the music ceased and announcement made that the two candidates were having a word to Bay. Mr. Oliver spoke first in deep thanki‘ulness to the friends who had stood by him so valiantly, and congratulated all on the wonderful success of the evening. Miss Mac- Phall followed briefly and did not propose to cut short the hilarity of the evening by a. speech. She ad. mitted she was fond of dancing and whispered to the young ladies [wes- ent to see to it that a bashful younz man in the room with a handle to his name was initiated '. After a reference to the victory. she retired and again "Bright the lights shone o'er fair women and brave men." as they "swung and cleekit" in the mary dance. Then followed the function that all could partake ot' and Walters of both seres mm assiduous in serving the excellent viands provided. This happy chatty hour over. the dancing was resumed and continued till about Death of Miss Janet Johnston 2.15la.m. and mututleongratulations given for the pleasant outing. Thr, above lady dicd at her home Sr Iv-Josie Falconer, Beryl Fall- 2nd con. Normanby, on Monday last, ingham, Mary Tcthn, Earl McKeeh-, within a was: days of completing her nie. 75th yi-ar. increasing weakness for " IV-Frank Goodchild, Ormanur~ momhr past, "specially heart weak- nett Doris Taylor Fred Murdock ness, foretold the end was near, and iii; Harmp ' ' she passed away as above. To her i A h Pri . l niece. Miss Thoma'Sena Byers, is pr , . . (Era am, fy""?',', tetted deepest sympathy for nearly hr ill A-Helen A0urur, Teddy El all her life, she has been companion liott. Norma Allan, Cenevieve Saun and helper to the aunt she loved and tiers, CMord McGirr. the separation means much to her. l Sr HHS --Annie Walker, Annie Miss. Johnston is the last of a tam. Campbell, Elsie Goodchild, Clarke fly of two boys and five girls, child- Lloyd, Bernice Whitmore. ren of the late Wm. Johnston. tl? - S. F. MacDonald, teacher with his vote, were, natives ot Dam-é Jr lit A-Margaret Slbbald. Pram trieahire, Scotland. coming to Bever- H Lo 1 J l J At 1y Canada West, in 1842. After ten f'."' ay, use am PB0tt, out ' years there, where, deceased was human. May Bnithwaite. born, they moved to Richmond. Vir- Jr lit B--Betsttie Atkimron, NOW" ginla. where they saved ten years Elliott, Jean Mottat, Hazel Moore, until the close of the war. coming in Lorne Puew. 1865 to Normanby on the well-known E. A. Browning, and." farm, which for 62 years has been} Br ll A-Arthur Koch, Clan Jack. deceased's homs- iLily Long. P. Havens. Natl). Ritchie. She had seen much of care and Sr " Hordon McGlrr. Jack Gage trouble in her time. having been min. non, Crawford Vollett, mun-s Ritchle‘ lstering angel to hder parents, to lher Norman Tucker . brother George an to sisters, al of . whom have named on. Nephews and Jr ll A--Emset McArthur, er) nieces at distant points will mourn Rowe. o1eldtt Hahn, Mary Firth. Jim.) her death. her neighbors will not mic McAtgufre. soon forget her kindly personality, Jr ll Ir-Winnie" Osborne, Mrrrt and the worthy part she has played, aret Erwin. Jack Mllea, Geo. Braith- but as we have said, to Miss Byers waite, Norman Greenwood. will fall the deepest sorrow. ' M. E. Morton, teacher The tragic death of Archie McDon- Sr I-Clark Saunders, Robbie Mil- ald in 1925. was a. sore blow to both. ne, Percy Murdock, Kathleen Me and helped on the heart trouble that Donald Velma Dean amicted deceased. For 28 years he ' G . ' had shared in their home life, hem “Jr t S s','.',.':,','..";',':,,'"',"; a“ UAT,','. ing on the farm. and his loss was I',','? torrey, can e tut, ex. keenly felt. She had planned to Wells. ' leave the lam but was deterred from Donalda MeEaehern, teacher acting fearing the loss of good neigh- PRIMARY bore and now she has gone from the Sr Pr A-Ltrraine McArthur, El. old home to the home above. panor Fleming, Helen Lawrence. F. Town Council Deceased was a. member of the Presbyterian church and a regular attendant at its services in the days of health. She is being interred to- day, Wednesday, in Maplewood cem- etery. where her parents lie. The Review Joins in the general sympa- thy. At the regular Town Councilmeet- in Monday night, Reeve Bell and Conn. McQueen were the only absen- teest unavoidably so. Dr. A. M. Bell, M.0.H.. gave his annual report showing that In town's assessed population of 1663, them were 25 deaths the past year, 40 per cent above the Provincial avenge and 32 births, 16 per cent below av- erage. The sanitary inspection ot the two schools was tsaturtuttory. Hts report carried the recommends tion that a new and efficient-water- works system be provided for the town. The lay-lat" providing for the hold- ing ot munlclpat nominations on Dec. 27th and “may on by. Ird, ya passed, DURHAM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1926 " bdi is remained. voting Short Session With which is 1aeorrortued the Holstein Lend" will be held " follows: North Ward-at Library. C. El vidge, D.R.0. ; G. Shier, Atoll clerk East ward-Lat Allin MeFarlane's shop. W. R. McGowan, D.R.O. I Neil Mckeehnie. pol! clerk. U A» - -iirGrihrir.-at Town Hall, John Stedman. D. R. 0.; K. Mellrahh. poll clerk. ' Mr Zenus Clark is proposing to en’ ect a saw mill ou' Albert Sc, beside; the creek, opposite Tom Cook's. home. A petition was presented! from . number of residents on this; street objecting to it, and asking' C6uneit to prohibit same. Council. thought this outside of their powert's,1 but believed residents had otlte: rte course to accomplish their aim. l Wilt Take Legal Advice I Some time ago when paying the Bartram Co. tor repair of Gamt'raxu St. bridge, the Council withheld $100 as Mr F. Kelsey had put in claim for this amount tor loss of business when sky-light was broken by blast- ing. A letter from the Co. threatens suit. for the $100 if payment is not made. and the Council decided to act upon legal advice in making settle- ment with them. Need: only to be Submitted in submitting the vote on new $15, ooo High School addition to the rate- payers. Solicitor Burns. who was present, stated it was unnecessary to publish a. by-law: the question only should be submitted. After considers able discussion. it was moved by MtgeDontud--MeClockiltt'. That the Council approve of submitting the question, or building addition to H. School. cost not to exceed $25,000. payment to be made by issuing de- bntures for a 20 year period. Car. On motion of Noble-MCC-in, the Library grant ot $200, banshee of 1926, was ordered paid. . I E. A. Browning. teacher i, Sr li A-Arthur Koch, Clara Jack. ‘Lily Long, F. Havens. Nam. Ritchie. Sr 11 B-Gordon MeGirr, Jack Gall- non, Crawford Vpllett, Gladys Ritchie Norman Tucker. Conn: McClocklln introduced 'tlw' snow ploughing question, and thought the Council should purchase a sult- able plough for cleaning ott walks, or have one hand-made, then let con- tract for work each year. Any ac- tion was shelved until next meetingi or possibly till new Council is olecta ed. ' 'The Mal meeting for 1926 will be next Wednesday night, Dec. 15th. NOVEMBER REPORT Sr IV-Josie Falconer, Beryl Paw ingham, Mary Tctfin, Earl McKech nie. J. A. Graham, Principal Sr Ill A-Helen Young, Teddy El lion. Norma Allan: Cenevieve Saun ders, C1ittord McGirr. DURHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL Sr Pr A-aarrraine MeArthur, El, minor Fleming, Helen Lawrence. F, MacLeIn. Helen Gaynor]. - Br Pr B-Gertrude Holmes, Jean MacDonald, Patrick Clarke, Margaret Bpartittg, Norman Glass. Br Pr C-LM1retta Pierson, Betty McIntyre. Jessie Granl,Leona Sibbald Arthur Allan. - Jessie B. Witthun, teacher Jr Pr A--L6s Wilson, Jenn Me Girr, (Ross Lauder Ind Hilliard Schenk) equal, Margaret Moore, P. Greenwood. Jr Pr B-Gordon McDonald, Reta Glenholme. Archie MeDoyWt, Lloyd Erwin, Eulalia Wilson. Jr Pr C-Helen MacDonald. Chm MacDonald. May Levi, Madeline Vol- lett. Winnitred Wtuuttttttaker. South Bruce being Protest“ ? It is expectd that legal action wnt, be men by w. D. Ctugill, defeated; Conservative candidate for South! Bruce, in the recent Ontario Provin-‘ cit! elections. to unseat M. A. Mo-: Calhun. Progressive member - elven! for the seat. on the ground that $1.250 paid to J. G. Anderson. pro-‘ metive Liberal candidate, who with-l drew on the eve of nominations. tol cover his expennel. incurred to anti date. was on illegal payment, under, Ontario Elections Act. Wants to Erect Saw Mill L. Schaefer, teacher Mrs John Alde was in Milwrmn from Tuesday tp Saturday lam week Waiting on her daughu-r. Mrs Will Heughan. who was m with the tiu. Mr. Ernest MeGirr, B. A. of Call. visited over the week end with his mother and sisters. Mr Kenneth Kerr of the School ol Pharmacy. Toronto. is spending his Christmas holidays " his home a! Vatmey. ' Mn Nichol Bell, Elora. spent a pleasant holiday with her mother, sister and brothers, at Varttey. Mr and Mrs Moore McFadden and Miss Kathleen, are spending a hm; days in the city this week. Mm Warttoek of Goderich. Is tis; iting her son and siswr hetw, Mrs. R. M. Sparlinz. tor a week or two. Mr. Eddie Kearney who has beenl mam SOUP. . Bon. an efficient clerk in the Royal Bank.' ----_-- -. for a few years past. has been w. TEACHE WANTED moved to the Harmton Branch. I For S. s. No. l Egrpmom' mun”. Miss Janet Kerr left Wednesday. to commence Jan. ard, 1927. Apply morning for Delmlt. after spendmga' to l A raw days with her mothor,Mrs has; LORNE AL AN, Kerr, Varttey. ; 1el; Treasurer. Mrs Richard Boyce of Crawford. ‘13 visiting at Mr C. J. Howell's this week. The same day in Painvarstott. tlo annual meeting of the Northern Hockey League was held. and th,. best year in its history is looked for Durham has entered Senior Northern also. and Sec'y M. Steinacher is on" of the new executive. otmrers elec- ted are: President, Eugene Murphy. Mt. Forest: sec'y--Dr. Geo. Hour son. Wingham; Treasurer-R, Horn- 's'lydygt,'ll',tr",ni, Executive ttom.--). M. . incher. Durhun: J. C. Mc- Donald. Chester; Dr. Mucus. Kin- cardiac. ll. H. A. Schedule Drafted Although there is still 3 miles of permanent mad to be constructed on the Guelph-Fergus highway" the work, owlng'to the latenesa of the season, will not be proceeded with until the weather opens up next spring. Vehicles however can go straight through from Guelph to For- gus without Ming any detours. Advocates Two Health Men (or Grey In his advocacy of advanced ideas along the lines of public health, Dr. J. W. B. McCullough. Chief Oillcer 0! Health tor Ontario, speaking to tho Owen Sound Ronry Club Tuesday al their regular luncheon, stated that he believed that there would be greater emcioncf uld better.retrults obtained tor the public good by dix- iding th Co. of Grey in two parts. and placing I Medical Oftlcer m Health who could devote all of his time to the work, in charge of earh section. To the Electors of Once mo South Grey has stood the ac teat, upholding Temperance nd Sobriety and mcognulng t right of arural riding to dt - representation In the ”Kill. ure. It was truly In whieh. the tics} ttttlation party and voted It was truly great victory in which the ple of all poli- tiql ntmtatiott forgot thtir party and voted or principk. The township. did mngnitr cently. The no: y guy. the long polling hour and rough roads made the work very trying. The Conservative all over the Riding. especially In towns and eastern townshl demon- stratbd that they val prfrr clple above'mrty. Recognizing tttat l eheen elected by all shades 0 tto1iti- eat opinion, my course the Legislature shall be i ' ent ot pardon and _the ce ol my constituency shall y guiding star. 'i-ous, in Appreciation) F. R. Oliver P: oath East Grey: a are. y great victory ple of all Poli- on forgot thtir ted or princlpie. hip. did mam no: y pay. the hour and mush :ourse - tho be ind d- nd the ice y she“ y ‘onmclauon. Premier Idem“ King Is homo an“ RoER “IDES" from the Imperial Conference mum»! for the opening of Parliament today. His: MarPlull loaves this morning , ..., t T 't' for Ottawa. They meet for a wle , bmrlm: rce ' owed) in thm and tdjourn till early In Januarv. 3W will be t on try the AKHCUI~ . . 1tlral Society in ttse Town Hall. on Skating Saloon in Early ' The skating season was opened in, THUR5DAV V'G, DEC. 9th Durham Rlnk lut Sntunlny evenlugll , . . ' C tr Dec. 4th, whieh In the mullet“ Ott' l. C. 1'fPelr.'.! furious omeuy record Two vears no Dec 15th has received wa praise when-mm was the omclnl'openlng and it itt us~1 presented. The, amt-tors are all unlly close to Chlatmu. Mutant-100d, the part o', e 'ttditto B4tttttu Schutz had a m: sheet of ice. The". being particularly tttttive, Tm not Well known. as the sums Wen-i story brings below tte the arluzol put up only at 4 pm, there was w life of the Indian plui : The ttitih- bout half the usual Saturday night or was thomuxhl) mnmm with m; trrxptvxt on the tee. Monday niRht ti"", sutslect. Admission Mm Plan ol mm hockey boys unloosexwd a few knks at “HM,” an», y'tort'. at their opening practice, Fome arm. -_----- Juniors also bean out. - --_.. BORN We are "no to buy a limited SHARP-O Bentlnck, on Wednes- amount of Bass. m-h. Maple, Elm. day, Dec. lat. to Mr Ind Mrs Reg- and Beech logs igthcet prices paid 1mm Shun t Bon. The Durham Pu Run Co. Ltd Aaorr====a' Hull-had Weekly at $24 "s. u you, In mums. Gifts for Everybody French Ivory Fancy China. CutGlarr, ToiletSets Hand Bags Papetries Dolls Perfumes Bibles Hymnals Toilet Water . Phonographs Latest Records McFadden’s Rexall Drug Store Helpful Suggestions for the Christmas Shopper Perfume Atomizers r Perfumes of all kinds Br: Toilet. Preparations P Safety Razors, all kinds Boxed Chocolates, all prices Cigars in gift boxes ""“Wa't; "i/iii',"," wq-ir'q.. -.i. --r- REXALL DRUG STORE WINDOWS Ber . Treasurer, R. R. No. I, Yum-y. Um STAN BAKE, BAN K . McBETH BANKING _ -hir CANADA DURHAM BRANCH-W. A. Johnson, Manngrr s.s.ar-tr-4'u . Lower Prices, Large Choice at ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO u 82.00 I you tn advance. Co United mun. "nos. C. IMAGE . SON. Publhhuv The Business of Agriculture l cow son saw 'utiett Rprlngm‘. We hs 16cm It Apply, --AMte " month A and 2'.'. months, all l" d. .. Apply to Wm. r. THE {(0:30 Safety Razors Fountain Pens Cased Pipes Boxed Cigars Latest Books Smoking Sets Menu Toilet Rolls Greeting Cards Radios Military Brushes Kodak: . French Ivory Goods Boxed Writing Paper Pearl Toilet Articles Draggist and 'tationor Phone 3. UUBHAI‘ . m.---------"- TICE 'e pupa "l to hm l of Bass. in-h. Mai th logs iuhmt pr )urhnm Put Nun (‘u -___‘.'rv Shaving Supplies R.R.N -----.o , lbs: 2 bulk. and the other Durham