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M | Custom Chopping Every Day [ 36 mEN‘s & sovs sums | H' at Special Prices 8 | 7 Whirlwind Bargain Days | *CM 5. The NeCualc fawmily and others! . its I. E. McDonaid slipped on the rom here, attended the opening of| sidewalk a couple weeks ago, breakâ€" ho new Presbyterian Church in O.i ing a bone in her arm. Her daughter Sound Sunday. | Mrs Craig of Windsor, has been with Mr Earl McLeod and trlend.-Missi her for the past two weeks Muir, Allie McInnis and Innis M¢! A number from here attended the Lean, motored to Mono Mills on Sunâ€"| meeting at the 4th Line School on ‘ay. _ Miss Anna Mary McLean ""'il"rldz ynight. A good game of ball ompanied them back after spend | was anil"t," ,"* 69 us nds A heavy rain is falling this mornâ€" Get our Price bfore you Sell your Wheat as | intend buying Wheat to ship by the Car load. GOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN EV ERY DAY. PHONE NO. 8, DAY OR NIGHT Roval Househ‘d Flour per bag 4.50| Majestic Flour, per bag .... 4.25) O Canada Flour, per bag ... 4.25‘. king Edward Flour, per bag 4.05| Feed Flour, per bag ...... z.zsf Pastry Flour, 24 1b bag ... 1.00} Pilot Flour, per bag ....... 4.25| Maple Leaf Flour, per bag. 4.50 j Prairie Pride Flour, per bag 4.25! Best Quality of Flour & Feed Has Always Taken a Strong Stand for Quality Sport Jackets and Sweaters Felt Hats, Underwear, Kbaki Trousers, Boys® Blccmers all at 7 day Special Price. On Monday, May 30, G. 8. BURNETT Leather Label Overalls for7 day Sale 2.10 vien s brown Tweed, 38, 40, 42, reg $18 for $14 75 Men‘s brown Tweed, 37, reg. $32.50 for .. 26 00 Men‘s gray Tweed, 40, reg. $32.50 for.... 26.50 Boys‘ bloomers, gray, 34, reg. $20, for.... 15.00 Men‘s blue Serge, 36, reg. $28, for........ 21.50 and many others worth looking over. TIES, reg. $3, for . TIES, reg. 75¢ for.. TIES, reg. $1.00 for CAPS, reg. $3, for . CAPS, reg. $2.50. fo V NECK SWEATER, reg 3.50 for 2.75 MEN‘S SPORT CoaATs, reg. 8.50 for $7.00. And dozens of others reduced in prices. Men‘s brown Tweed All ingredients are of First Quality. Therefore when you buy our Bread, you are assured of the Best. BLATCHFORD‘S CALF, PIG AND POULTRY FEEDS. Also GUNN‘S BIG 60 BEEF SCRAP AND POULTRY FEEDS. PRICEVILLE %.5. SPECIAL LINE AT SPECIAL LINE AT JOHN McGOWAN HENDERSON‘S BAKERY MAY 2%6, 1927 Ties and Caps well known for their richness and quality. Kept in clean, sanitary cases, free from dust. THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS We solicit your patronage. a Representative of "FASHICONâ€"CRAFT" M‘FRS. of Montreal, will be at our Store. Order your new Suit or Overcoat that day Support your Home Baker and sell them at Reasonable Prices. THIS IS TRUE OF OUR BREAD All Fine Shirts at Special Prices OUR CAKES AND PASTRY , for 4560 Chopped Oats, per 100 Ibs 2.25 :'32' Crimped Oats, per 100 Ibs 225 ‘.'65 | Strong Chop, per 100 ths 2.00 2.25| Crimped Oats, per ton.. 45.00 1.00| Oat Chop, per ton.. .. 45.00 £20, Mixed Chop, per ton.... 40.00 l.:SI Gunn‘s Tankage, 100 Ibs 3.50 OUY 0 mm $1.73 ing the week end at her home here. Mrs Arch.. McLean and daughtor Almo, Sundayed at Mrs D. MeLacnâ€" Â¥201" lan‘s. A number from here attended the meeting at the 4th Line School on Frida ynight. A good game of ball was enjoyed by all. Splendid adâ€" \ Save at Half Price. A specialty for 7 days. See our extra apecial at....... 45C Our 7 days sale leader, only ... . Work Shirts Gents‘ Tailor and Furnisher, Durham e handle the Fine Hose Raincoats VICINITY 95¢ There are tens of thousands of weil worn shoes stepping on the acceier ator of an installment car trying io This Monday, it is raining aga‘n. Good growing weather but bad for those not through seeding. Grass is growing fine and early sown grain equally so. Rev. Mr. Sutherland, late of Priceâ€" ville, now of Nova Scotia, writes that he was able to preach twice on Sunday, May 15th. He has only one church to attend to. His many friends at Priceville will be pleased to hear he is doing so well. A competent woma@n as general by elderly â€" couple â€" livi in the besi neighborhood of Guelfh. Excellent home for trustworthy Woman and no others will be considerdd. _ Applicaâ€" tions giving qualification& should be made to the address bel and will be treated in confidence. On Garafraxa St.\South, opposite Ford garage. Will Rell this, and if desired, my own residence adjacent to it, reasonably. _ Apj The sick people are getting belor. Mr David Robinson is now able to be up after a severe spell of sickâ€" ness. Mr Henry Williams spent some time visiting friends in Toronto. Quite a number from Durham and elsewhere went to Owen Sound on Sunday to the opening of the Presâ€" byterian Church there. Notice is Rereby given that ‘the annual . meeti of the South Eist Grey United ers‘ Political Asâ€" sociation, will held in the Agriâ€" cultural Hall, in\the Village ef Pri .« ville, Saturday, Vune 1l1th, 1927, at 1.30 p.m. sharp. \U. F. O. Cooperaâ€" tive will hold megting same Saturâ€" day. Mrs McConkey, Sr. of Detroit, re turned Friday to spend the summe» at her home here. sunday, and was quite a speaker. Her tools of toil laid down : Rev, Mr Smith paid a visit to his And gone to live in fields afar, sick parishioners one day last week. So sweet and once her own. Mrs Hector McEachern and daughâ€" Where by God‘s grace, we trust she ter, of the S. Line, Glenelg, are visâ€" will iting at the old home in Bentincek. Dwell in comfort and love : She, with members of the McCor Until He beckons all to come mick family, paid a short visit to _ And live with Him above, the McDonald‘s of Edge Hill lately. aespslteneh 0 Om PRICEVILLE & GLENELG Mrs HerB. Greenwood is getting aâ€" long well and in Durham hospital at present. A lady from Toronto lectured in the Presbyterian Church, Durham, on Sunday, and was quite a speaker. Pleased to hear that Miss Annie Shortreed is getting well again after her severe hemorrhage. Priceville Presbyterlans will be giving a call to a minister soon. Mrs A. McVicar, we are pleased to report, was able to be up and outside Sunday for the first time since ber recent severe illness. We were glad to have Mr and Mrs John McEachern of Durham, with us on Sunday, and they attended churen services here. Mr Alex McLean is visiting friengs in and around Priceville. Mrs Thos. Nichol and Mrs Dan L. McArthur, attended the Presbyterial Missionary meeting at Shelburne recâ€" ently, Rev. Dr. McCrae of Westminster United Church, Mt. Forest, will o°â€" cupy the pulpit of St Columba Church next Sunday, May 29th. He is exâ€" changing pulpits with Rev. S. G. Mcâ€" Cormack, who is an old college friend. Miss Emma Oliver spent the week end at her home on the S. Line. Mr and Mrs Alf Harrison and son Jim, and friends of Flesherton, at tended church services in the Hall on Sunday. Mrs Angus McVicar is home from Durham hospital and glad to know :s improving. Mrs McVicar‘s many friends wish to see her around again soon. Mrs K. McArthur spent a few days in Toronto, her sister, Mrs Wright, returning with her and intends to spend the summer months here. Messrs Alfred Hincks and Wreford McLean are now drivingâ€" Chevrolet cars. dresses were given by Mr Cooper, Markdale .and A. F. Pedlar, Eugen:a, and I. B. Whittaker gave a report of the delegation meeting he attended in Toronto. Mr Cooper showed some interesting motion pictures which were enjoyed by all. The Durham Road young peopie played a friendly game of Baseball at Dromore Friday evening. The score was 24â€"10, in favor of O.D.R. Mr and Mrs Jno. Nichol and son, and Mrs Thos. Nichol and Rebecca, motored to Collingwood Sunday and visited friends there. The monthly meeting of the Wilâ€" ling Helpers was held on Friday in the Hall, and a large attendance was present. Double R M. E. .\IURRAY. Sec‘y Treas HELP WANTED Ww. D. Co Getting By NOTICE R L. Mcxsmon. Box 99, Guelpn nce for Sale THE DURHAM REVIEW 30th day of May, 1997, at 7.30 _ All changes of property, ther with any omission of names that should be on said Roll, or any other etrors, must be sent to the Clerk in wriking. as no change or refunds can be mad&aiter the passing of said Roll on said date. . The Assessment Roll is open for in ticn. W. B. YOLLET, Clerk Town of Durham The Court of Revisio® on the Assessâ€" ment Roll, for the Tokn of Durham. will be held on Monday, the Phone 611, r.3. Those in charge of arrangements were Misses Belle McArthur, Alice McDougall, Nelie McLean and Mr F. Runciman. The rest of the evening was given over to dancing and other fun. Music was furnished by Messrs Jos. Black, Henry Richardson and F. Runc:man, respectively on the fiddle, guitarana flute. A feature of the dancing was the clever performance by Mr Donâ€" ald McDonald of the Highland Fling and other intricate light toe acts in which he not only was the cynosure of all eyes, but brought down the house with applause as well. Some of them pure bred Berks. others Berkshire and Tamworth from breeds are good feeders. At this juncture, Mrs W. Walker stepped forward and laid before her a beautiful and costly tea serviceâ€" as emblemonic of love from those present. _ Mrs McPherson was so perplexed and amazed, bui on regainâ€" ing herself, made a suitable reply, | warmly thanking all for such a gift, | and expressed her sorrow in Iea\':ngi us. Mrs McPherson has sold out her business in Toronto to Miss Belle McArthur, and after the Priceviile Old Girls‘ and Boys‘ Annual picnic in High Park on June 4th, leaves to make her future home in Durham. Her work is over, and now she has â€" NVR ENC 222 OeE S oenme t Ummeey you will come back often and giveus the opportunity to share in your good will as of yore." This little gathering was pianned by us, your former Pricevilie friencs, in order that we might have the libâ€" erty to enjoy a little time with you, before you take yoor departure from the vortex of this city. . We deeply deeply regret that you are soon to depart from us and will miss calling upon you and enjoying the pleasant times we so often have had togetner. But we sincerely hope wherever you go the best of happiness and good health will follow in your wake, as well as enjoy the good company of your sisters and old pals. No doubt they will be glad to have you in their midst again. As a slight token of our respect and remembrance, we invitingly ask you to accept this little gift, not neâ€" cause of its material value but to assure you it carries along our best wishes for your future welfare thro‘ the coming years . Though you are leaving this part of the Province, Toronto Friends Reâ€" Opening of No. 9, member Mrs. McPherson: Glenel To be taken suddenly unaware on the quiet, is something beyond the ordinary to the person who gets the shock and such a case befel to the lot of a former Priceville citizen. who has been in Toronto for many years past. _ For several days prevâ€" ious to the event, her many Toronto friends, made up chiefly of former Priceville residents and vicinity, had been planning to give her a treat, and on May 10th the final climax came when they, to the number of about forty, invaded the cosy home of Mrs Flora McPherson at 416 Ronâ€" cesvalles Ave., Toronto,, like a host of German gendarmes and almost drove the bewildered lady into nyâ€" sterics. _ But when assured what it was all about, Flora‘s countenance suddenly changed to a blush and a smile. After the fracas had quieted down, Mrs McPherson was beckoned to a chair and in the presence of the merry crowd, Mr Fred Runcinian, in & happy vein, read the following adâ€" dress : Dear Mrs McPherson,â€" soOMmE HALF HOLIDAYys Arthur, Wednesday Alliston, Thursday Bolton, Thursday Beeton, Wednesday Creemore, Wednesday Dundalk, Wednesday Durham, Thursday Erin, Wednesday Grand Valley, Wednesday Hanover, Wednesday Mt. Forest, Friday Orangeville, Wednesday Stayner, Wednesday Shelburne, Thursday Flesherton, Thursday Owen Sound, Wednesday Markdale, Wednesday 31 YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE COURT OF\REVISION Town of passed away M 1, 1906 ; Fathâ€" er, May 24, 1923, late of Pricevilie. When the shades of t are falling And we are all alone In loving memory of Kenneth Mcâ€" Lean, who passed aÂ¥ay May 20, 1925 Darling Kenneth, yol‘ve been absont From our midst twb years toâ€"day : | How we miss your lpving presence | Aching hearts atone fean say. | Dearest one, we long tÂ¥ see you, j Your precious lips we\long to kiss:| We long to look into youk bright eves‘ Our little boy we sadly \miss. | When alone in our sorrow \lnd bitter | tears flow, z There stealeth sweet dreans o‘ a short time ago ; ' And unknown to the world youstood . by our side, | And whispered ‘Dear loved ones,‘ MacINTYREâ€"In ving memory of our dear parents, Mr and Mrs Maiâ€" Mr and Mrs Carman Caswell and family, and Mrs M. Dodds, Berkeiey, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs \W. R. Firth. Mr and Mrs Geo. Robertson, Mozeâ€" sworth, are visiting Mr and Mrs W. J. Greenwood. Mr M. Armstrong, principatl of Durham Model School, gave a read ing "The Raven." Mr John Black gave a humorous recitationâ€"loudiy applauded. Votes of thanks were passed to the choir, to the speakers and other gentlemen who contribuâ€" ted to the entertainment, to the ladâ€" ies who had made such abundant provision for the soiree and to the chairman. Proceeds $32.60 which will go towards purchasing apparatus for the school. We are pleased to learn that Mr John B. M¢eLean has been reâ€" engaged for next year at an increasâ€" ed sailary. The old school house is to be sold on Friday afternoon at hali past four. Mr and Mrs Will Lawrence, Mrs. Davis and little daughter, Durham, spent Thursday evening with Mr ind Mra Walter Clark. Mr and Mrs Ranson and Mr J. C. Wyville, Berkeley, spent the first oi the week with Mr and Mrs C. Wilâ€" liams. M# and Mrs Jno. Laughlin, Mrs *; RESIDENCE FOR saALle Laughlin and Mrs McKechnie, visit(â€"| Good two storky brick residence on eu . i.nds in O. Sound Sunday. Garafraxa St., Murham, 2 doors south Mr and Mrs Albert McNally visltâ€"‘ of Rowe‘s Bak&ry, water in house, ed the first of the week with Mi., good garden. ccupation given at and Mrs Will Timmins. | once. Apply to . 8. Lawrence, Misses Ada Paylor and Elsie Mays : t. Forest, Ont. Messrs. J. H. Robson, Oren;earr‘ and Graham Timmins, each purchas ed new Ford touring cars last week. The new school house, Section No. 9, Glenelg, about one mile and a nalf from Durham, was opened by a soirâ€" ee last Wednesday evening. The building is of stone and is an exceiâ€" lent structure for the purpose for which it has been erected and reâ€" flects ‘tredit on the contractor, Wm. Laidlaw of this town. The building was comfortably filled by 7.30 o‘clous. Bunessan choir, under the leadership of Mr Geo. Binnie, opened the yproâ€" ceedings by singing a piece, after which a blessing was asked and in an incredibly short time everyone was supplied with tea and rich cake, made up in every form and style. When thanks had been returned, R. Aljoe, Esq. was appointed chairman. After a brief address on the schoolâ€" building, the Choir was called upon for another piece. Wm â€" Ferguson, Public School Inspector, gave an inâ€" teresting address, trying to impress upon the young the necessity of unâ€" derstanding what they read and to be careful in little things. J. Townâ€" send of the Review congratulated tne section on the excellence of the new building and tried to encourage tne young to study. Rev. Mr Dunlop of Durham spoke on the activity of the young mind and showed that they should be taught right principles. Rev. Mr Wray spoke of cheerfulness, variety of taste, etc. and gave a humâ€" orous and interesting address which elicidated a great deal of mirth. Dr Theodore â€" Fallaise, Pickering, his mother, Mrs J. Fallaise, Toronto, and Mr and Mrs Colin McIntyre and family, Dornoch, were guests of Mrs. J. 0. Greenwood the first of the week. Miss Reta L. Barbour is spending the holiday at her home in Egreâ€" mont. Misses Ada Paylor and Elsie Mays: are leaving this week for Mt Forest, | whgre they both have positions. | Mr Jas. Banks and Mrs M. Smitn motored to Arthur Sunday and spent the day with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Vaughan. Miss Rebecca Banks reâ€" turned with them. Mr and Mrs J. H. Robson, Charlie, Cameron and Arch. Greenwood spent Sunday evning at R J Corlett‘s, porâ€" noch. Miss Clara Jack is spending the holiday with friends in Durham. (While we cannot give exact year of the opening. of above school, it is thought to be around the year 1881. The following is coined from an inâ€" teresting scrap book in our possesâ€" sion and lets in a little light as to "who were who" at that time.â€"Ed.} If they could just comd home. . death cannot divide. f â€"Sadly missed by father, motner, sister and brothers. IN MEMQRIAM ZION Why then take a chance and use water that is polluted and unfit for domestic use, ‘when pure water can be had by having a well drilled. 1 also handle Pumps and Pump repairs Satisfaction guaranteed. ED. J. PRATT, R. R.4, Durham Phone 98. r 1â€"2 Having sold all the machinery, J. A. Hunter of the Big Store is offerâ€" ing the Woolien Mill building and lot for sale at a bargain. 25 YEARS AGO From Review fyle, May 22, 1902 Messrs Aljoe and Lenahan are this week moving into their new quartâ€" ers on Lambton St. where in a roomy and comfortable shop, they can catâ€" er to the wants of their customers more effectively than ever. Mr Malcolm McEachern, Mulock, sold Mr McKechnie 18 head of fine steers. M. is no doubt becoming one of Bentinck‘s leading feeders, having delivered over $1150 worth of fat stock this week. Rev. Dr. and Mrs Farquharson on Saturday last, 18th May, completed 25 years of married life and this fact having been discovered a very short time _ before, some neighbors ana friends hurriedly put their heads toâ€" gether to mark the occasion. The result was an informal gathering at the Manse of a number of ladies in the congregation, bearing with them IN DAYS OF YORE Born, on May 15th, to Mr and Mrs Jas. McRonald, a son. Miss Bella Hughes has severed her connection with the Big Store after a term of eight years in Mr Hunter‘s employ. Mr Jos. Lindsay left for West Sup erior, Mich. on Tuesday morning. 15 Years Ago From Review fyle, May 23, 191% The 3ist Regimental Band not beâ€" ing sufficiently equipped with men at present, will not accompany the verâ€" iment to Niagara this June. a wealth of good wishes, a supply of something more substantial for the inner man and a handsome sliver service as a memento of the silver wedding day. Born, at Yeovil, 17th May, to Mi and Mrs Alex. Calder, a son. Owing the death of the late Mr. J. McKechale, it is necessary that all outstanding ounts due to him be paid at oncd. Settlement may . be made at the\store, where the busi ness will be darried on as usual. A pretty wedding took place at the residence of Mr John Cuff, Aberâ€" deen, when his eldest daughter Marâ€" garet, was united in marriage to Mr. Herbert Hunt of Vickers. Mr Melvin Storrey left Wednesday for Kingsville, where he has secured a good position. Dromore : Mr J. M. Findlay, our merchant, has in a fine line of sumâ€" mer goods with two active clerks, Messrs Jno. Laughton and H. Sterne, is able to do justice to all comers. Henry‘s Corner : Mr J. G. Johnston has treated himself to a new top buggy. . "Gol, if I had known, I would have had one sooner.‘ At the recent final exams for the Toronto College of Pharmacy, we are pleased to note the success of Geo. Heard, for three years in Jas R. Gun‘s Drug Store. Consisting of house and stable and 11%% acres of land, in good state of cultivation, well fencéd and watered,, suitable for retired farmer or marâ€" ket gardener. SltuuԤ on Durhaimn Road, within the corporation of in Town of Durham. Will sell at a bargain to quick buyer. What Sometime between 11 p. m. provâ€" ious and 6 a. m., Saturday, burglars raided the office and safe of the Mocâ€" Gowan Oatmeal Mill, and got away without leaving any clue as to their identity. Water! Phone Day and|Night, 149 DURKHAM MACHINE SHOP GILSON MFG. CO., Gueiph, There are no strings to this contest. It is open to everyâ€" body who needs a furnace. First send for entry blank. Enclose this ad. in your letter, to Gilson Furnace You can Win if You Try Apply PROPERTY FOR SALE is Good Health Worth ? at Review Office, Durham FREE Waterl! Wate : NOTICE enter at the beginning of the fall term. Information as to courses may be obtained from the Principal. The School has a creditable record in the past which it hopes to mailnâ€" tain in the future. Durham is an attractive and heal thy town and good ‘mâ€"-t can be obtained at reasonsable Jeha Merrison, Cha. man J. A M. ARobb, Prinoipat . The School is thoroughly equipped to take up the following courses :â€" 1. Junior Matriculation 2. Entrance to the Normal Schools University graduate and an experâ€" HHCGN:T SCHOOL W. C. PICKERING, DDS, LDS HONOR GRADUATE f Torome. University, graduate of Royal College of Dental Snrgeons of Ontario Rooms Over J & Y HUNTER‘H New Store HONOR GRADUATE Toronto Univer sity; Graduate Royal College Dental Surgeons. Dentistry in all its bran ches. Office, East of Central Drug Store. Entrance on Mill Street. Licensed Auctioneer for Co. of Grey Moderate terms, Arrangements for sales as to dates, etc., may be made at Review Office, Durham. Terms on application. Address R. R. 4, Durham Teléphone 60%, ring 1â€"2. The Science that adds Life to years and years to life. Call and See us. Consultation Frea, in Ourham 'n_n_cn(-, Thursdays ang Licensed Auctioneer for Grey County Sales taken on reasonable terms. Dates arranged at Herald Office, Dur dalk, also through Durham Review and Flesherton Advance. Geo. E. Duncas, Dundalk P. O. Pbone 42 r 42. 9 ET JOHN O‘NEIL Licensed Auctioneer for Co. of Grey Terms, reasonable. Sale dates must be arranged at the Review Office, Durham. Residence : R. R. No. 2, Pricevilie Phone 607 : ring 2â€"5. Licensed Auctioneer for County Grey Sale dates may be arranged at the Review Office or with self. â€" Terms moderate. _ Batisfaction guaranteed. If you plan & sale, phone 604, ring 1â€"1. Address R. R. 1, Varney DRS. C. G. AND BESSIE McGILLIVRAY Chiropractic Specialists J. L. SMITH, M.B., M.C. P.S. DURHAM OwEN souNnd Lambton St. 868 2nd Ave E. Flesherton Saturday, 4.30 to 9.30 C. C. Middlebro‘ R. Boak Burne Office Hours : 2â€"5 p.m. 7â€"9 p.m Sundays excepted MELODY BOYS‘ ORCHESTRA Residence, o s aD . MAIN STREET, HOLSTEIN, oONT. The Durham U. F. O. Live Stock Association will ship stock from Durâ€" ham, on Tuesdays. Shippers are re quested to give three days‘ notice. Phone 2, r12 PRICEVILLE, ONT. J. F. GRANT, D.D.S., L.D.S. Graduate of Toronto University (Successor to the late Dr. Blake) Intending pupils should prepare to and Lambton opposite old Post Office ce hours : 9 to 11 a m., 130 to 4 p.m., 7 to 9 p. m., 110 ARCHIVEsS TORONTO REUBEN C. WATSON MIDDLEBRO®‘ & BURNS Barristers, etc. GEORGE E. DUNCAN ALEX. MAC DONALD DR. C. McLELLAN Graduate, University of Torontg Music for all Occasions rates, and epen dates, apply to M. E. PHIPPS, Manager Eyes Examined and Corrected and residence. corner Countess NOTICE TO FARMEERS J. E. MILNE, M. B. CHIROPRACTIC JAS. LAWRENCE, Shipper