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W11. I Mr lull-u t two death m or “the on“. given. alluding 315.37. In Itnre will“. mull»: " Mu! In tnie with as Illa krper. " rec below by the Mrs J N00. were of the that» Lam one. h tht: mPer- often makes a the m on ' May 0 In": . ”on: I Abe qrett- lemon by helm at can. in wilt mt. chm th. Tor- '_. week misc Dated busi- the the Jkrrer ad Timothy Seeds W" have placed In stock a mu _ mgr- of Navy Blue and Grey Won mu: Suits. in att standard Ines. mm!» try Match-n mm. and a ado up to our cider. We have priw'l! them tor quick sale from 523.50 to “up" am. " W. any: tit you, we can make 1 Sun " to your order, and mt” . pub-ct ht. Paints,Vamishcs,Kalsonincs Men's Spring Suits Fri-4w!) up your walls and wood. work with Mum: Scum. 100 per ..-nv par? Paint, put or all“ mmh. Varnish” for woodwork sad ttoops, ttoor paint and wood)» Ruth. For the nus - Ahhudne. " won". rub ofr. l twin] is was otfered In I'm! County grown "dented Al- "ulm. No. l at 813 per bushel Mm» our prom! nook lasts. Lvavr- your order now. Aldo Mam. tnoth Clover, Common Red. Mano Clovers and Timothy Seed. All swan al'" cash at limo ot delivery. Would you like us to handle your Eggs lot the U. F. o. cooperative Pool? Drop us a card and let us know if you would like In to ship your Eggs w the Pool {or you. This will enable smaller producers to 'ielir. mlvantagn of tho increased Prt'"' If you are not familiar mm tho workings of tho Pool, we will mpmin it to you. " will be 'tt you: ttttttrest Wv'd be zladto 'lo lr nlG'l'lil)'l' BROS. APRIL HENDERSON’S BAKERY Has Always Taken a Strong Stand for Quality All Ingredients no of P1rat Quality. Therefore when you buy our Bread, you are assured ot the Beat. Are well known tor their richness and quality. Kept in clout. sanitary cases, tree from dust. Pantry Flour. 24 m bag ... 1.00 on Chop. per ton.. .. 45.1 Pilot Flour. per bag ....... 4.25 Maple tgrad Flour, per bag. 4.50 Mixed Chop. per ton.... 40.1 Prairie Pride Flour. per bag 1.26 Gunn's Tum. 100 lbs S) BLATCHFORD’S CALF. PIG AND POULTRY FEEDS. All. GUNN'B BIG Mt BEEF SCRAP AND POULTRY FEEDS. (iet our Price before you Sell your Wheat I u I mtond buying Wheat to ship try the Cal-load. OOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN EV ERV DAY. PHONE NO. t, DAY OR NIGHT Priceville. Ont. JOHN MCGO WAN Support your Hume Baker 7. 1921' THIS IS TRUE OF OUR BRFAD OUR CAKES AND PA>TR‘ House cleaning and syrup making is the order of the day Ironnd here. Cars are humorous on the mallow. tho' the but roads are somewhat rough. Romu- they got there Just the same. They have dried up our 'aideraNe. the put few d-ttttten change from last yen. We had ex- cellent sleighlnx last year at this date. Miss Minnie 8111ch returned to Toronto Tuesday after spending a month with her brother Dunc-n. Born, in Dundnlk. to Mr and Mrs. Wm Nicholle, A son. Contrmtuutions Mrs Cameron Smellie spent. tt few aye last week at Mr D. Smeme‘s. Miss Ruby Muir is home after spending the winter in Brampton. We no glad to know that at tune of writing. Mrs Angus MeWear is From Drogmalng nicely. yet-mm Visitor: " Alex Carson's the tirtst of tho week were: Mr and In C. Smellie and daughter Magnet: Miss Olive Menuhin and was Erma McLean and Mr and Mrs Geo Ctuntr beU. Mr Allie Mclnnis came home from Toronto he! week owing to ill health but his many friends wish for prog- was. Mr H. " McLean's we was very largely agenda! on Saturday 000. E. Dunca acting u auctioneer. " didn't look as though there was any scarclty ot cash " everything sold well. We regret losing Mr tad Mrs McLean and family from our midst. Mr A. B. Mchrthur lost ftvt, val- ttable cattle last week, the cause tre, ing black leg. It is a heavy loci. Mr Fumes of Toronto occupied the pulpit in McKinnon Hall Sunday. Mr France has been blind slnce he was three years old, is a very tine speak- :-r. and all present enjoyed his ser- mon. Mr and Mrs Dan L. McArthur and Rev. Mr France were visitors at Mr Wilfrid Watson's on Sunday. Miss Lottie Whittaker spent the week end with her aunt Mrs Hazard. Miss Lizzie Mather returned after spending a few days in Toronto. A Bazaar will be held in McKinnun Irau, Saturdayp.m, April 16, Every- body welcome. “leading bells are ringing around these parts. Our -uoetor, J E. Milne has rented Mr H. B. McLean's residence. Mr Jack McVicar. Brampton, is i sistlng in store " A. J. Meviear's The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per was t1ttinttly observedin St Col- umba Church on Sunday last. when a large gathering was present to par- take of thrs elements and "do this in rorttetnbrtutce of me." Mm Vicky McMillan was up from Shelbume ov- the week end and presided acceptably at the organ. Mrs O.H. Sheppard and little dang!» ter Eileen. am visiting at her moth- PRIGEVILLE u!',,,,'?,, SCOTCHTOWN as er's. In Margaret Hellman. Mina Flor: Momma ls vUitiug her parents, Mr and Mr: Donald Me mum. Mr Joe Meant): ot Detroit is spending a couple of week: with his father. John McGrath of the 4th con. We extend our sympathy to Mrs. Irwin Anderson and funny in melon of husband and Inner at gehrteber, New Ontario. Miss Velma Carter spent the week end at her home in Owen Bound. Eatliest Settlers in Priceville Locality Contrmtuttrtiotus to Mr and Mrs Mt O'Neil on the birth ot a son. Prom an old mend, Mr John A. McDonald, we have received the fol- lowlng sketch ot Pricevllle's earliest days. It Is as follows: At your request, 1 am sending you names of the original settlers in Pricevllle. lst. the name was tak- en from the surveyor Price who sur- veyed the Durham Road in the year 18nt and on halting at the now vil- lage, the name Pricevlile was pro. posed by the tew in the locality. The original Priceville was on Glenelg side. now called the 'Highland Hou'. Two hotels or whiskey shops were early estttttiitshed there. one kept by the late Donald McLean and anotie er by the late John McCulloch. in the early 60’s. . When I was a boy i remember the late John Kennedy who worked tor McCulloch., bringing a. wagon load ot whiskey about the you 1865. and the contents lasted only a month or two I. The nettle'ra then thought it incumbent upon them to patronize the proprietor by taking home ajug- ful ot the palatable stun which was only li0e a gal. An old highlander man said "By gosh it's soot stuff Me Culloch keeps." Another old Highlander kept what was called a store at that time, by the name of McQuarrie and was asked how ho kept his books as he had no education. He said "the wife. has P good memory and she rememr hers all she sells." How would that suit the merchants nowadays? Well now, lets go over the big hill east of the Highland Hills and there I find the first citizen in the nrw village as Mrs John McAuley, who put up the first log cabin on the Durham Road on Artemesia side. A. way down east where Frank Reilly's shop stands, was it Dan McDonald. who put up the other log house. Down further the late Sager Tryon started a hotel about 1855 and the late Wm. Purdy put up a smallatore at the foot of tho hill in 1853 which was a great convenience to the new settlers in getting tea, tobacco. soda, soap and other mull oracles. The late E. B. McMillan kept hotel as early as 1865, followed by Kennedy Bros. for awhile. Peter Beverage put up the tannery. later nm by C. C. James and now tho property of the Misses James. Dr. Ghent, Dr Burns, Dr Bennet were early medicos: Chas MeMil1tut,p1atr terer: Dougaid McLean, shoemaker; Matthew, Thos., Robert and Wm. Conkey. the latter yet living in Pets gus: Alex Ferguson, agent; Pratt, cis Waite. blacksmith: Alex Web. ster. merchant: John Simpson, cab inet maker: R. H. Evans, carriage maker: Ferguson Wright, teacher: Alex McNeil. retired farmer (father of Dr. McNeil. Chicage, who made a present ot the McNeil cemetery at the town line): Wm McDonald, ro- tired farmer: Duncan McFayden. a shoemaker: G. Yeomsns, merchant: J. H. Yeomans. merchant '. Robert and John Hall, merchants: Joseph Dixon, merchant: Wm Pertrmson,aup. erintendent of schools and who kept I the Post Oftiee on the hills called ' Artemesla for a time: and others, were community builders of the 50's. All these are the original citizens who have pass“ away may years ago with the exception of Wm Cank- ey. who is yet living in Fergus. Another hotel was where the Pres. byterian manna now tstands-t forget tho man'u name. The late John Mc- Donald put up the tirst grist mill in 1857 and was a. great convenience. Cyril Vnudner. big Donald McDonald. Edward McDonald and little Donald McDonnld (Mrs J. H. Hunter's bro- ther) were prominent in these early days. Mrs Chas Wale spent a few days in Toronto last week. Mrs A. Thedorf visited 'her (laugh ter, Mrs Robt Stewm who is under the Dr's care with nervous trouble. Mr Thos Walton has exchanged his old car for a line new 'sur' model. Sympathy is extended to Mull Gillies and Mrs Hector Ink in the death of their mother, In Wright. who passed “my Sunday an. utter a long illness. Mel-ti Weed” to Ventry. Rev. Spencer. Dnndllk, ot. tickling. Much sympathy in felt for Wm Al. In and funny In the death of wife and mother on April and. About u month ago, Mrs Allan Mex-ed nun alytlc stroke trom which the mm- ly recovered. but another We tut- urdny evening proved fatal, and now tour children nre loft ,hthotttnmoth. 01’s tender care. than! Bereiee on Tut-Mu " 1 p.111. at United Church. THE DURHAM REVIEW Hopevme. In the “sauce ot Mr R. W Paton. Rev. BE. Annund of Dun- an: wilt have charge of the service. Burial at Dundalk cemetery. There has been an abundance ot up the put week and maple syrup is plentiful in this section. But there are also tired bodies " the work is bud and the laborers Are few. sneezing making the grade. Frank Grimes made a trip to God- nrvme lately. Be an the mud in bad and um nothing but 3 car with a. reputation could enjoy it. The nutoa are freely. Some ot tl Mr Leslie Wnuon sud son George" ot Dundalk, spent Sundsy in the Park, guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Watson. Mrs Howsrd Watson and son George went to o. Sound Mon- day, where the latter intends inking a business course. Just a. year ago. George took sick but has been out ot school ever since. We are pleased to learn he has recovered and feels able for study again. The John Htor - mill is running full time. Last week they were cut- ting for Richardson and McLeod. They turned out a lot ofgood mater- ial. The people ot Salem United Church are putting on a concert next Mom day evening, when 3 good program is being prepared. Both home talent and others will take put. Mr Tinianov. fur dealer, 13 around tho Park these days and securing quite a. unmet ot pelts, as there are a number ot trapperg in this locality. Warm weather is anxiously await. ed as teed of all kinda is veryscarcc. We noticed in the Globe last week that they have a very brave man in Durham. He signs himself 'U. C." He says MissMcPlnll'a popularity ls only in South Grey and that on ac- count ot lack ot education. We ven- ture to say he must be brave, also that he has a, gentle and forbeariug Town Council Will Renovate Town Hall wife, (Continued from Page 1.) ll the Hall to ascertain Just what im- 1 movements should be made, but ar- ' rived at no decision. As the Hall 1 w'll be little in use during the sum- mer months, they will take time to definitely decide on what decoration is essential, call for tenders. and have the work done this summer. i Not adequate Fire Protection ' Conn. MeClocklin brought up the question ot tire protection. He stated in his corner of the town there was no tank or engine stand in case ot, tire. Conn. Noble suggested that the" bridge on Kincardine St. South over; creek (south of John Mekeehnie's; residence) was in bad condition, and it a good covering was built thereon.| it would then be passable tor tmftie and serve as , engine stand. Conn. McLean also c imed no tank or pro- tection at the south end of the town. Conn. Noble said it would be a big proposition to place a tank there, butt better protection should be devised.l On Mayor Murdoch's suggestion the‘ Fire and Light Com. are to bring inn} definite report ot work .to be under.) taken at next meeting. The need of a hose tower " the hall to dry and preserve hose was discussed. Some thought as hose lasted only tire to seven years any- wav. It might not warrant the ex- pense. South Retaining watt giving way F The Mayor stated the south walk, F east of Lambton St bridge had been V fenced oft, as the wall was giving way .ud I new watt must soon be erected. He lino Introduced street oiling. and favored it being done 11-1 long Main Street from Review corner to Stone & Sand plant with same grade of oil " last yenr. Listowel Board of Trade Coming The Mayor had been ‘iniormed by Chairman ot Listowel Bond of Trade tint on their annual tour this sum- mer they would stop ott " Durham for supper. 50 can will take the jaunt with their band Their day here will be nnnounoed later and the Anglican Ladies' Guild are pinning to provide for them. Coun. Henderson suggested the Council boosting a. In of July cele- anon here, for Cnnuda's Diamond Jubilee, " many other towns are do. ing. but his communes Mid nothing. and will evidently “lave It to MAYBE HE CAN HAVE SUGAR IN ms COFFEE If Oliver Zen-king; 'ttdie two, yours, of Royereford. Ptc, "sets an example for the coming generations of Amer} cm youth" end curries out the terms of the will of a maiden aunt. who left an eetete ot 820.000. he will re- ceive e bequest of 85000 and the ac- cnmnleted Interest when he reaches 21. provided he “never drinks. or smokes, chewe. denoee or cumin petting parties." a pm mama-don Angus bulls term. 1 warmth old. SWINTON PARK BULLS an SALE are beginning to run ot them seem to have they do considenble IN DAYS OF mae- . 25 YEAR. AGO From Review fyle, April 10, 1903 Miss Mekeehnie and brother Gil- bert, Dr and Mrs Jameson bare to turned from their Georgia trip. They were handsomely entertained end ot ease the trip itself lamented man: pleasing (cums. Mr Thou. Start ot the Rocky pur- chased lately . very line young bail of the Prince Cnickahlnk breed. At a sale two weeks ago a Britannia. Ont. s 2-year old better. half sister of Mr Surf's bull. topped the selling list at $665.00. We are glad to see Mr Arch. Mc- Cormack tn town star helns in Stmtford Hospital for the put the weeks when he underwent an oper- ation on one ot " eyes. . By the skilful trestment ot Dr Demon sud now of Dr. Gun, he will soon be able to return to his former business in Iowa. The Baptist congregation here have decided on having a new church and the structural features of it are in preparation " Architect Ritchie's of Mt. Forest. Miss Charlotte Wiggins bu been addressing Audiences in the Presby- terian Church twice a day, under the auspices of the W. C. T. U. in the death ot Cecil Rhodes the Empire loses one one of its most picturesque und one ot its most con. siderable figures. His work for the Empire has been immense and he will rank in history with Clive and Warren Ratings. and perhaps he will be credited with more singlencas or purpose than either ot these. I Mr and Mrs Jas. Hooper, North Egremont, were all in town Wednes- day. The rare occurrence was plum ned to have a family photograph tak. ien before two ot the younger mem- ‘bers leave for the West. Mr and Mrs 'Hooper have entered into the 5011: year ot their married life and are still well preserved. A happy and pleasing event took place at the residene of Neil Mecare nel, Glenelg" when his sister. Miss Flora. McCannel, was united in mar- rlnge to Mr NellMcLean of Hitrhiitmi, Montana. " Year. Ago me Review fyle, April 4, 1912 In Sask. on March 27, to Mr and Mrs. Douglas Munro, 8 son. Mr Duncan Livingstone of Cram ford."ieft for Togo, Sank. also Mr. Lauchle Mckeehnie of Domoch. {or Bethune. Tito' the deal was completed on April Ist, it was no fool stunt when the Mlddaugh House changed own- ers this week. Mr Geo. Ryan, Sr., has been Inxlous for some time to dispose of the property and has sold to our local tailor. Mr. J. C. Nichol. the consideration being 86100. Mr Cameron McIntosh. one of tho best known In the tmhlng profes- alon. has entered upon a journalistic career, having purchased the "North Battleford News," a Liberal organ. Mr Rubi. Smith has recently pur- chased a 25 horse power Itttertttrtiom at Harvester Co. guoline engine which he expects this week and will take West. He leaves next week with his family for Disiey, Suit. near Lumsden. Yeovil corn: Mr L. McDougnll has secured the contract " maneu- rier between Yeovil and Mule hue. via Robb, Sphere term heving ex- pired. Order your job printing from the Review - uttertteada, envelopes. statements, bilihendl. invoices. unc- tion Bale bills, dodger! and hum. bills. wedding invitations and tur uouncements. etc. What about your Car t Have you had it out this Spring t " not just. phone 60 and we willput1 it in good running condition for youf Act now before the spring nah ties; us up. I We take subscriptions for alldaily papers and periodicals. You don't need to do business ot this kind with strangers or go to the trouble of lending by mil. Pay on end we will be responsible for getting your dull) to you regularly. _ m the value at Pncevme. Tue- l day, April 19th. " ' the property of ithe lute B. unbound [will be MOM tor _ l, "rm-utr-ttWTP.'""- t Brick residence “on In the . village of Prion! e All account: due us must be set- tled by cut: o note on or before April M. 192h, _ - NOTIcARE ACCOUNTS woman SALE to see Mr Arch. Mc- Smith Bros. LAUDER HEADS OWEN During the 1927 hockey season the Owen Sound Greys. Dominion chump- ipns. pinyed 26 canes. of which they won 19, lost 4 and tied 3. 15 at these welt exhibition ones. in you! scoring honors, Martin We: and Jack Murine are tied with 60 points ench. 1 point being given tor each and scored and 1 tor each Insist. leDomzall hddon Beanie J. Grant STOCK FOR SALE 8 brood sows. two due Much tr, , cows. 5 yuan old, due April lat. Henry Eckharm, Phone 006, r. 8. FARM FOR SALE OR RENT. 100 acre- with burn and house. near town of Durham. Estate of the late J. Levine. Por further partictr lure apply to D. Kinneo, Durham. The property ot the late Neil Mae Loan. six miles north west ot Dur- ham: Hanover 10 miles. Lot No 30. con ti. One hundred here: ot good land with never toiling trprtntrs--mt. ter out be piped to horn and house. 6 loomed house. bank barn 30:60. six new; ot bush. all hardwood. For terms and intonation apply to MRN N. D. MaeLEAN, Lock box 26, Burlingwn. Ont. FOR SALE OR RENT 140 acres good land. lots 3 and 4, con. M, Egremont, good bush. wall fenced and well watered. drilled wen, good house, bank barn and nllo, wat- er works in stable. For further par liculars apply to Geo. B. Lawrence, Mt. Forest, Oat. 100 acres, one mile north of Dur- ham, on Provincial highway. Well watered; ten acres ot hardwood bush. Good aeven-roomed house with Inna» woodshed, also garage. bank barn 30 x 60 with stone foundation, hay fork and litter carrier, plows. narrows, euitivator, disc, binder. wagons. sleighs. 2000 lb. scales. 200 on incu- bator and brooder: 600 lbs. Melouv separator; Shovels forks. hoes. rum chains. etc. House partly furnished. Pun sell at o. bargain for quick sol». NOTICE TO FARMERS We expect thou! March 15th. one earload of Western Outs. suitable lot Seed. Ponies requiring Seed should call " the Mill and examine sample. Get price and order quantity re- quired. We “so expect a cal-load or Gunn'a Fertilizer about the [at week in July. Those requiring Fenmmr would leave their order any. Try our Corn and Out Chop for Cattle tad Hogs. only 832 per tou bulk . The above Peed Is made from Sound Grain (not Hulls.) Phone No. 8. John McGowan. Durham. Ont. FARM FOR SALE OR RENT NEW AND FRESH P. w. KELSEY. Box tri, Durham Let us supply your Needs PHONE 13. The UPPER TOWN GROCERY Farm Machinery John Deere Fun: Implements Blaze" Disc Ham's a Roller John Deere Manure Spmdem Utchlold have Spreader! GROCERIES DURHAM MACHINE SHOP Melons Cram Senators Mikel-Junk Cm Seurnors Phone Day and Night, 140 Rntrt. Boll Threshing unchan- Also cured Meats Conlectaonery, Breed CoaIUil am: (jasmine FARM FOR SALE l C. HOWELL SEED OATS SOUND'S SCORING Goat Assist Total " M 60 " " 60 41 " " " " " AND STOCKMEN " "on. 2, rt2 PR'65VILLE. ONT. Graduate. Unlvetltyot‘lm tMoe-ttr to Dr. Ink. 000. d MAIN STREET, HOLITEIN, on. I. L. SIITH. tLit., " ps. Ofthe and midcncc comer Council and Lambtoo 099mm old Put on. otheehttttm: Own LIL. in“. p. IL. T to ".m., Suds” exec“ Gndute ot Toronto cum (Successor to the late Dr. - We. "can: '--' an, '-* a; Sunny- except“ The Science that adds Life to your: and you: to life. can and See In. Con-llama Inn. In Durham Tynan. Thur-ay- an. ORS. c. th AND BESSIE IcGILLIVRAY W. c. PICKERIIG. DDS. LBS Honor: GRADUATE of Taro-o. Unitas-icy. Munro of Boyd Hall‘- of Dams! 'hte-tor" of Chsttw4o Ron-o M , . ' "rrArr'RH'N "a. In... HONOR GRADUATE Toronto am my: Graduate Royal College Donal Surgeon. Dentistry In " In our chat. Ottiee. East of Central Drug m Entrnnce on nun Street. W0 iRCHIV TORONTO DURHAM OWEN SOUND Lambton St. 868 2nd Ave R. Flesherton Saturday. 4.30 to 0.30 C. c. MIddIebro' R. Bonk Bum Licenced Auction." tor any My sue. tuken on reason-bio at... Dues unused " Ber-1d ”00.0.- duk. the (lamb WW.“ Fla-henna Adv-nu. 00am. Dunn. thtttdaltt P. o, Phone " r " J F. GRANT. 0.0.8.. LOS. Luau“ Anew." m 60. d In, Terms. rumble. sue dam I. be arr-aged " the Review on... Phone 607: 1135 2-5. Licensed Auctioneer tor County (In Bale due: my be was“ nth. Review Other or with self. Tun. model-no. Gnu-head: guaranteed. If you plan a one. phage ON: I“ New.“ Auctioneer hr 60. of (In, Modern. um. Amusement. a: sale. In to an“, am. my be and. " Review once. Durham. Ten-Ion appllcuuon. Address R. R. 4, Dark. Telephone 603. ring 1-2. Allocation will only stock from In» hm, on “an". Shaw! no to quoted to give the. dart notice. MELODY BOYS' ORCHESTRA am [or I" We». Porratm.andopentdattm,irto H. n PRIPPB. Km - .G‘BI SCHOGL The School I: thoroughly equipped to an up the following can. t-- t. Junior Matriculation t. amt-m to the Normal OM Into-ding - the.“ m to enter at the beginning of the an teean. Information at to cane. my b'ottttatnedttoatthePttnei.nt. qitgehotttttnaaemdtt"ur-" hmpm'hich “mun-in- mini-chem. University (Minna-1| good M enttbeobtairredatre_mMa. MIDDLEBRH & BURNS IM. C. 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