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NO. 9, BENTINCK ‘lbooze handlers. â€" This sort of thing © denikes Aveipesiie To * has occupied the greater part of the KE "0“, P M‘m‘(,wn tss . tthuc of the Commission wherever it _ __Sr IVâ€"Neilie Stinson*. _ Jr IVâ€" pa; sat The most astounding pracâ€" Florence McCaslin®, Verne Shewell.| tices have been disclosed, practices | Ir 1i1â€"Florence MeDonald, _ Iren© which no respectable man engaged in ; Subject*, Albert Kaufman, Edwin togitimate trade would think of folâ€" i Shewell*, Grace McCaslin®. Jr IIâ€" jowing. HA Yera Subject*, Donald McGegor*, M.‘ Why should this be? Why should ! Mighton*® and Steven Stinson* (eq.)’a business be permitted to exist l Mildred Houg*, Charlie Schlorff. Sr| which makes it necssary to monopoâ€" 1â€"Edith Mighton*, Ronald McDonâ€"»jize the attention of an expensive | ald, Mary McGregor*, Irene Schlor©.. Commission ? Why should the people ) Jr Iâ€"Vera McCaslin® and Alice Sutr! of Canada be obliged to pay hundâ€" | ject* (equal) Violet Schlorff. Sr Pr| eds of thousands of dollars to follow â€"Lioyd Subject*®, Mary Shewell, Jacki up the crookedness of a traffic which. | Mighton*, Georga Houg*, Adeline’ at best, is nothing bu: a source 0i | Schlorff. |_____ _ _ _ _ _ . .. ___ | debauchery ? Why should Parliament M ukc sa4 aWals 0 Wew 285 Wo weews o. eecoi ns‘ g l at Persons desirous of erecting monuâ€" meats orâ€" having inscription work done on those already erected, should consult me before placing their ordâ€" er. All work done in a workmanlike manner and satisfaction guaranteed. W. J. McFadden is complete. _ Our prices are the lowest. Tennis Shoes The Cash Shoe Store Phone 47, Durham OR sTOCK OF Ruby M. Blythe, teacher "I i ..» the Perfection Oil Stove amd prefer it to any other make. There is no odor when lighting and it cooks so quickly. 1 use mine for toast and it tossts se even and brown 1 cin get breakfast on it in a quarter the time it takes on a wood fire." Mrs. F. W ., Frankford, On. omopeâ€"â€"â€"â€"4opmo MONUMENTS Pead This 272 1.50 1.25 1295 1.50 fqlvt Barhnm Revirw ers‘ Association. C. RAMAGE & SON, Editor and Proâ€" prietors. Under the above heading tue CGlobe of Saturday last had the most scathing article we have seen on the humiliating discoveries being made by the Royal Commission as to the Member Canadian Weekly Newspap perversity of the liquor traffic. Ii will stand twice reading. The reveâ€" lation should lead to such a strengthâ€" ening of public opinion as worllu bury forever Booze and John Barieyâ€" corn. Here is the article : "It must be patent to everyone that the Customs inquiry is a booze inâ€" aquiry. The Royal Commission is inâ€" vestigating Customs administration with a view to discovering weaknesâ€" ses and â€" suggesting improvements. And â€" nearly every â€" trail it | strikes leads to liquor. Is the big sales tax being collectâ€" ed promptly ? When it asks this question it finds that hundreds of thousands of dollars are overdue from liquor interests. Have the Department Auditors reaâ€" Have the Department Auditors reaâ€" dy access to necessary records * Books of brewery after brewery are missing. Are business firms conducting the sales end of their enterprises in a way which can be checked up casily ? Brewers and distillers are selling to men they do not know : _ fictitious names are used : there are wheels within wheels, relaying of orders to create blind ends, bogus addresses, juggled bank accounts. THE BOOZE BUSINESS CANKER Are shipping orders . recorded so that they can be checked with sales? When it comes to liquor, shipments go into the dark unknownâ€"the dark: er the more preferableâ€"camouflaged. switched and twisted until their desâ€" tination is lost in mystery. Is the cthics of business such that it may reasonably be assumed that the Government can rely upon the integrity of business firms to make honest returns ? Again this business proves to be an exception, and shows that _ almost _ every conceivable trick is adopted at some point to esâ€" cape responsibility. _ Why should this be? Why should ia business be permitted to exist | which makes it necssary to monopoâ€" ‘lize the attention of an expensive Commission ? Why should the people !ot Canada be obliged to pay hundâ€" The farther the Royal Commission goes with the liquor traffic the deepâ€" er the mire becomes. There does not appear to be a solid bottom anyâ€" where. Is there any use in ever exâ€" pecting to find one ? eds of thousands of dollars to follow up the crookedness of a traffic which. at best, is nothing bu: a source 0i debauchery ? Why should Parliament be obliged to vote a huge sum for machinery to enforte the law, when almost the only offenders are conâ€" nected with a branch of trade of no economic value to the country and of vast economic loss ? Is it necessary for a country to enâ€" dure this, to tolerate the existence oi a canker which is eating away iis morals and its business ethics ? APRIL 1927 S$r IVâ€"Doris Taylor, Orma Burne‘t Ethel Mervyn, Frank Goodchild, 50s ie Falconer. Jr 1Vâ€"Isabel Henderson, Gerie Harrison, John Styles, George Licâ€" Kechnie, Alma Kress. vg us J. A. Graham, Principai Sr III Aâ€"Genevieve Saunders, H. Young, Norma Allan, (Annie Camp bell and Elsie Falkingham) Donaid Knight. Sr III Bâ€"Charlie McKechnie, Orâ€" val McDonald, Jack Lauder, Gienn Lloyd, Lewis McComb. §‘ F. McDonald, teacher Jr III Aâ€"Frances Hay, Margarei Sibbald, May _ Braithwaite, Perey Greenwood, Elsie Pinkerton. Jr III Bâ€"Lorne Prew, Norman KEiâ€" liott, Ben Firth, Bill Firth, Agnes Walker E. A. Browning, teacher Sr II Aâ€"Florence Havens, Lliy Long, ,Arthur Koch, Mary Pickei:ag, Susie Bell. 8r II Bâ€"Crawford Vollett, Gordon McGirr, Jack Gagnon, Carman Aiian, Leah Griff. Clara McCrae, teacher Jr II Aâ€"(Mary Firth and Jean Rowe,) Clara Thompson Oleda Ha:in, (Essel McArthur and Lynn Vollett,) Jr II Bâ€"George Braithwaite, Peggy Logan, Norman (Greenwood, (Ethel Irwin and Elizabeth Nicholls), Beiiy Henderson and Gordon McComb. Mary E. Morton, teacher Sr Iâ€"Clark Saunders, Vera Collinâ€" son, Robbie Milne, Kathleen McJonâ€" ald, Percy Murdock. Jr Iâ€"Jack Lloyd, Gordon Kennecy Olivene McCaslin, Bert Lawreics, Eddie Wells. SCHOOL REPORTS DURHAM PUVBLIC SCHOOL 8r Pr Aâ€"Lois Wilson, Ross Law der, Hiliard Schenk, Emily Cornwall, Jean McGitr. 8r Pr Bâ€"Lloyd Erwin, Archa. Mcâ€" Dougall, Reta Glenholme George Aiâ€" D. MacEachern, teachaey joe, Eulalia Wilson. ~ Sr ProCâ€"Mae Levi, Clara MceDonâ€" ald, Helen MeDonald, John Colier, Arlene Rogers. L. Schaefer, teacher Jr Pr Aâ€"Elmer Gleahome, Boyce Howell, Eileen Tucker, Helen uagâ€" non, Helen Lawrence. Jr Pr Bâ€"Jessie Grant, Jean Lic Donald, Margaret Sparling, Norman Glass, Ruth Nichol. _ _ _Jr Pr Câ€"Lauretta Pierson, Anunie Tinianov, Clyde McCallum, Betty :i¢ Intyre, Marjory Middleton. _ Sr IVâ€"Grace Hopkins, May Coliiaâ€" son, Bertha McNally, Sr IHHâ€"Davey Allen, Lilian Collinson, Ruby Laww ence, Freddie Arnett, Irene Collinson Clarence Hargrave, FEddie Lawrence, Clara Jacques, Nelson Hunt, Susie Greenwood. Jr l{Iâ€"Doris Lawrence, Clarence McNally. Sr IHIâ€"James Wilson, Jno. Collinson, Davey Aljo«, Gordon Greenwood, Allie McGirr. jr. IIâ€"Margaret â€" Brown. 8r Iâ€"Cecil Brown. Jr Iâ€"Dorothy Lawrence, Vicâ€" tor Arnett, Harry Lawrence. Ir I‘râ€"â€" Phyllis Lawrence, Arthur Newell, Viâ€" olet Collinson, Clifford Lindsay, V. MceNally, Murray Greenwood. Pr Aâ€"â€" Charlie Brown, Olive Newell, Eun‘ce Atkinson. Average attendance, 29. . NO. 3, BENTINCK & GLENELG Jr IVâ€"Francis Melosh. Br liiâ€"â€" Freda Schafer. Jr IIIâ€"Emma Scha fer, Reta Melosh, Tom Bell, Eva Vaughan. _ Sr Iâ€"Isabel Schafer, Ivy Melosh, Gordon Trafford, Clarence Vaughan. Jr Iâ€"â€"Norman Bell, Pr A â€"Elmer Brawn, Edna Symon. Pr B â€"Reta Braun. Pr Câ€"John Vaughau Stanley Braun. No. on roll, 16. NO. 11, BENTINCK Sr IVâ€"â€" Thomas Milligan*, Pearl Roseborough, Violet Armstrong. JrIV â€"Sicily Hopkins*, Rita Vollett*, M. Picken*. _ IIIâ€"Clarence Ritchie, Arâ€" netta Manto*, James Armstrong*, Raymond Hopkins. IIâ€"Alfred Dyer® Fred _ Roseborough*, Gordon Dyer, Wilhelamine Manto*, Irvine Mountain Doris Dyer®, Irving Webber, Dawson Vollett*. 8r Iâ€"Sarah Dyer*, Freda Ritchie*, Daniel Armstrong*, Smita Hopkins. Sr Pr.â€"Ella Vollett*, Marâ€" garet Murdock. Jr Pr.â€"Earl Hiscox, Elmer Noble, Milton Manto*. Pr Aâ€" Wilhelamine Hopkins, Ernest Murâ€" dock. Pr Bâ€"Catherine Dyer. * means present every ‘day. Average attencâ€" ance, 28. Mr and Mrs J. W. Firth and family of Toronto, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs J. G. Firth over last week end. Mr David Robinson, Clarence and Miss Myrtle visited friends in Owen Sound recently. Mrs Nelson McGuire and two childâ€" ren of Holstein, are holidaying at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. George Ritchie. Mr and Mrs Geo. Ritchie and Mr. W. G. Ritchie, visited Mr and Mrs. John Ritchie, Holland Centre, the first of the week. Miss Marjorie Ritchie of Owen Sound Collegiate Institute, spent the week end at her parental home. Mr and Mrs Aitken, Miss Emma and Milton of Holstein, also Mr and Mrs W. Pinder, visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Thos. Glencross the first of the week. Miss Beaton and her scholars held Arbor Day last Friday. We are sorry to report that Mr. David Robinson is quite ill in Durham Hospital with pneumonia. We hope for a speedy recovery. Sunday School reopened last Sun day with an attendance of 28. The annual meeting of Aberdeen Women‘s Institute will be held at the home of Mrs Hugh McDonald on May 20th, when all members are reâ€" quested to attend. Visitors at the home of Mrs Jonn McDonald Sunday, were Mr and Mrs. Taylor and two children and Mrs. Orr of Owen Sound ; Mr and Mrs. D. Clark and two children, also of O. Mr and Mrs Norman Helwig and daughter Margaret, Hamilton, with Mr and Mrs Edward Burnett and Miss Janet of Hanover, spent Saturâ€" day at the Lynn home. Chesley Mr and Mrs S. Davey and sons, Leonard and Roy, also Miss Brown 8. S. NO. 9, GLENELG THE DURHAM REVIEW D. McTAVISH & S9N, ALBERT NOBLE, Fiesherton, Oat. Durham, Oat. J. B. Witthun, teacher What do you get for the price you pay ‘? and Mr and Mrs Tuck E. M. Park, Teacher aABERDEEN A. C. MacLean, teacuer W. Petty, teacher of of Kincardine, spent the first oi the week with Mr and Mrs S. Davey. Mr and Mrs D. Clark and two childâ€" ren also called. Mr and Mrs Jno. Grierson and :tou were in Chesley Sunday. Mrs M. Zeigler and two children, Eldon and Pearl, Mr and Mrs Allan Nichol and baby Evelyn and chatâ€" feur, George Alles, all of Southampâ€" ton, Sundayed with Mr and Mrs Jno. Lynn. s Miss Ella Edge returned to orâ€" onto after . spending the . winter months at home. Mrs Arch McLean visited Moncay afternoon with rie. The W. M.S. meeting will be mneld at the home of Mrs Jas Heslett on June 1st. , Miss "Charlotte Fletcher has reâ€" turned home after being in Proton for a time. Mr Peter MceQuarrie and his mothâ€" er visited Monday at Mr L. McLean‘s at the Rocky. Miss Belle Ray | tion with Mrs Dr tion with Mrs Dr. David Jamieson. Mr and Mrs Geo. Jones and little daughter of Kitchener, spent the week end with Mrs George Hay. Miss Mary Beaton . speI with Miss Mary Melatyre Dornoch young people intend havyâ€" ing a softâ€"ball team this summer and have joined up with the Rocky, Markâ€" dale and Priceville League. We wish them good luck. Miss Jessie Reid spent the week end with her sister, Mrs Jack Ray. Mothers‘ Day was fttingly obseryvâ€" ed on Sunday at Latona Church, Mr. McWilliam preaching a splendid seiâ€" mon. Mr Colin Melntyre is engaged at Jim Crutchley‘s for a day or so. Mr and Mrs Wim. Bell and two sons spent Sunday with friends in Berkeley _Mr and Mrs Jas. Renton, Dromore, spent a day recently with Miss May Skene. Mr L McLean spént a few days with friends in Toronto this week. Miss Kathleen Firth treated her self to a new Coupe car which will be a great convenience for her to and from school. Mr and Mrs Dougald MacPhail and daughter, Miss Agnes M.P., were guests on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Lawson. Mr and Mrs Robt. Taylor and {famâ€" ily of Dromore, were guests a Cay this week at the home of Mr and Mrs L. McLean. Miss Eva Trafford is spending « few days with her sister, Mrs James Miller. Mrs John Vessie spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs Walter Clark of Zion. A number from here attended the Oddifellows‘ Service in the Presby terian Church, Durham on SunGgay. Nurse Morrison of the Durham hosâ€" pital, was a recent guest with mer friend, Miss Esther McLean. Mr and Mrs Wm. Bell and famity were in Berkeley a day this week vr siting Mr and Mrs Thos. Bell. Major Tolmie of Southampton will occupy the pulpit here next Sunday. Mrs McCrea of Palmerston spent over the week end with hber brother, James Atkinson. Mrs Jas. Brown spent over the week end with friends at Woodbridg». Miss Mima Hargrave is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Hargrave. Mr and Mrs Bert Farrel of town, visited recently with Mr and Mrs w. Lawrence. We are sorry to hear that Miss Annie Arnett is under the Dr‘s care. No. 9, Union Sunday School reop ened on Sunday. It being Mother‘s Day, Mrs Mcliraith from town was present and delivered an excellent address to a large number of chiidâ€" ren and parents. Mr and Mrs Wes Lyons of Markâ€" dale, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Geo. Hopkins. Mrs Geo. and Mrs Robt Noble of town, spent Wednesday last witi Mr and Mré Jno. McGirr. Mr Geo. Hopkins is sporting a new Essex coach. TORONTO ROCKY SAUGEEN GREEN GROVE LATON A Beaton spent Sunday Mrs Duncan MeQuar a posiâ€" VALUF.illotl-umdpfk!dm. It is simply whet you get for the price you pay. Chevrolet is low in rkHut not at the exâ€" nense of quslity. It is economicalâ€"because peose of quality. It is economicalâ€"hecause it is not cheapty built. It is supreme in value because it gives more of the things you want for the price you pay.. i Fir:t and always, quality counts with Chevroâ€" let. There is quality in the distiactive Fisher boties; in the long, low lines; in the rich, lustrous Duco colors; in the smooth, poweriul valveâ€"inâ€"head engine; in the scores of reline» ments, such as air cleaner, oil fiiter, gas strainer; in the luxury of its appointments and Application from C.N. Ry, Co. re questing approval of council for the purpose of making a ‘Y‘ to the Rusâ€" sell Stone plant, Durham. May 2, 1927 Pursuant to adjournment the counâ€" cil met on above date. Magwoodâ€"Grierson: That we conâ€" sent to the request of the C.N. Ry. allowing said company to lay a secâ€" ond track across sideline between lots 27 & 28, con 1, WGR., company to make crossing safe for traffic and to widen the road to 24 feet, accordâ€" ing to regulations. . Car. McGregorâ€"Turnbull: That we apâ€" point Reeve and Deputy Reeve to obtain legal advice re timber on sideâ€" line 30, cons 13 and 14. Car. Magwood â€" McGregor : That the Road Superintendent be authorized to cut and straighten Walker‘s hill, con 13. â€" Carried. Turnbullâ€"McGregor: That the foiâ€" lowing accounts be paid : F. Schreinert, 36 rds wire fence $9.00 C. Mighton, 104 rds wire fence 26.00 Chas. Lawrence, insp. fence .... 1.59 W.G. Hastie, insp. fence ...... 1.50 C. Mighton, 6 lambs and 1 sheep killed by dogs ............ 60.00 T. H. Lawrence, inspspecing sheep of C. Mighton ..;.....«¥..... $00 John Adlam, 1 lamb .......... $.00 T. H. Lawrence, inspecting ..... 1.50 Chas. Schaab, repairs ......... 2.00 Chas. Rudolph, grease ........ A5 Chas. Petty, repairs $2; Chas Petty, pay sheet $25.80 ; D. A. Campbell, do $5.70 ; W.J. Campbell, do $12.40 ; J. Grierson, grading, $20.25 ; Jas Hudâ€" son, pay sheet $17.87; Philip Schmidt do, $10.32 ; Jno. Weidendorf{, do, $2. 90 ; Wm Patteson, do, $6.1% ; Peter This high quality Product has been the choice of all Painters because of its resistance against climatic conditions, its lustrous finish and econâ€" omical value. 36 attractive colors ready for use Easy to use, dries overnight, and is guaranteed far superior to all floor paints. A superiorâ€"Varnish Stain for redecorating wood â€" work. A boautiful natural finish is obtained with this stain and varnish combination. Ask for our New Color Chart today R. C. JAMIESON‘S Pure Prepared Paint $. HUNTER & CO. CROWN & ANCHOR Floor Enamel CROWN & ANCHOR Varnish Stain ‘58 Fine Floor Varnishâ€" Hawmer, Heel and Waterprcof Durham, Ont. Robinson, do, $14.10 ; Jas Hewitson do, $7.20 ; Elmer Hatton, do, $6.75 : Dan Kobe, grading $35.10 ; Henr» Patterson, do $59.25 ; Peter Krauter do, $67.50 ; Frank Schmitt, 54 hour: $25.60 ; One meeting of council $12 15; G. H Magwood ,insp, roads $4.15; Alex. McGregor, do, $5.50 ; Robert Grierson, do $5.50 ; D.J. McDonald meeting CNR supt. $2.75 ; A.C. Mc Donald, School Attend. $5.00. Council adjourned to meet Monda: 6th day of June, at 9 o‘clock, as n Court of Revision of the Assessmen: Roll. Notice of appeals or erro»: shall be forwarded to the Clerk on o before May 14th. Patterson, do $59.25 ; Peter RKrauter do, $67.50 ; Frank Schmitt, 54 hour $25.60 ; One meeting of council $12 15; G. H Magwood ,insp, roads $4.15; Alex. McGregor, do, $5.50 ; Robert Grierson, do $5.50 ; D.J. McDonald Inspector Wright of Hanover visi ed the school last Thursday mornin« The Daly tea man was through thi way on Monday and called on hbis pa A Mrs Henderson 8r. is visiting *thi> week with her daughter, Mrs A. Fu! Mr Tebbutt of Berkeley, a noto sheep shearer, is removing the woo from the ‘nannies‘ around the corne: also Messrs J. Cooper‘s and W. M=: shall‘s large flocks. A vast amount of rain fell on Mo»n day and Tuesday mornings, that w‘ give the grain lately put in for soos a good start. Some of the farmers Mr and Mrs T. Derby and Mrs D: by Sr. and John Sharpe‘s family we» among the number who attended church services in Durham Sunda) MAY 12, 1947 . J. H. Chittick, clerk uol Ǥ Mr Wm. MacLeod has bed with pneumonia, but he is much better and : round again. 44 Last month was the c known in this district in 1 af the oldest inhabitans gentle rain, though . i seeding a little, will fresh land, and start a growth tion. So much frost at kept things backward. _A anment in vegetation is opment . in vegetation )s pected in the month of M Miss Esther MacLean thon, spent the week end parents here. Mr Archie Burneit ha a new Essex sedan. Miss EMe MacCannel Station, returned home a in# three weeks with her Mr Colin MacLean i has treated his wile an new Starcoach and Mr has bought a new Chev Miss Gadys Ferc is spending a week Sorry to report Mi: reed les in a critical mie‘s many friends zwround soon again Mr and Mrs Georg Niagara Falls, spent Mr Dan. Campbell‘s 1 Mr Neil Shortre« parents on the gra A large turnâ€"out o neighbors assembled a ous home of the Mis: Friday evening last, 1 of making a communi to Mr. and Mrs H. B taking their departus Mr J. M. MeGil ed chairman and Frank Reilly who expressing regret «ssuring them | o warmest regards made the presents purse. Mr MeLoea and expressed th: ple of Priceville » friends when in 7 Mrs. Dr. Milne to the town. and | to the town, a: favored with : Rev‘s. 8. G. 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