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nt choice rainst econâ€" nteed T use a V ()€ J. H. HARDING Cross & Sutherland Hardware Co. Despite the rain Saturday, Bunesâ€" an and Priceille had a lively game * softball. Tho‘ the ground was wei w1 slippy, it made it rather difficult o play. The score was 10â€" 7 imnuayâ€" c of Priceville. Messrs Donnie McLean, Ed Hogg, \lroy Mclean, Wreford McLean and ir Johnston, motored to St Thomas, iunday, to visit at the latter‘s home. The funeral of Miss Kate McRae or looso Jaw, formerly of Priceville, P‘otato planting and gardening is â€" order of the day around here. Miss Jessie Nichol was the guest of r friend, Miss Alma McLean Sunâ€" Custom Chopping Every Day GGiet our Price before you Sell your Wheat Roval llousa:d Flour per bag 4.50| Majestic Fi&Mr, per bag .... 4.25| O Canada Flour, per bag ... 4.25! king Edward Flour, per bag 4.05) Feed Flour, per bag ...... 2.2%5} Pastry Flour, 24 Ib bag ... 1.00 Pilot Flour, per bag ....... 4.25 Maple Leaf Flour, per bag. 4.50 Prairie Pride Flour, per bag 4.35] Has Always Taken a Strong Stand for Quality Best Quality of Flour & Feed as | intend buying Wheat to ship by the Car load. GO00s DELIVERED IN TOWN EV ERY DAY. PHONE NO. 8, DAY OR NIGHT CHOP WOOD or '} STRIKE A MATCH e BLATCHFORD‘S CALF, PIG AND POULTRY FEEDS. Also CGUNN‘S BIG 60 BEEF SCRAP AND POULTRY FEEDS. MEN which would you rather do PRICEVILLE %:5., HENDERSON‘S BAKERY PERFECTION JUNE 9, 1927 JOHN McGOWAN well known for their richness and quality. Kept in clean sanitary cases, free froim dust.‘ THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS We solicit your patronage She Saved the Cake! Every good wife deserves a Perfection. New models now showing â€" moderate prices $9.00 to $170.00. Distributed in Canada by rue SuEeEt MEtaL Propucts Co. * *****~ At the touch of a match to the wick the cooking begins. No sitting around, waiting for it to burn up. Meals are prepared in no time, and there‘s no waste of fuel ! It‘s men like the Kaiser that chop wood for the fun of it. Striking a match is so much easier! Kindling wood days are over for every man once he buys his wife a Perfection Oil Cook Stove. His biggest job in helping her to get the meal after that is to strike the match. Moxtarat Fpmos rox Support your Home Baker dients are of First Quality. Therefore when you buy our Bread. you are assured of the Best. Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens THIS IS TRUE OF OUR BREAD and sell them at Reasonable Prices OUR CAKES AND PASTRY SOLD IN DURHAM BY obourg, Ont Toroxto Vaxcouyver _ Miss Marjorie McLeod, of Swinton | Park, spent a few Aays last week with her cousin, Miss Gladys Hincks. | _ Mr Arch McCuaig visited friends in ‘ Owen Sound Sunday. The Mission Band will be held on | Saturday p.m. at Thos Nichol‘s. Born, to Mr and Mrs Harry Housâ€" ton (nee Mae Muir) a son. Congratâ€" ulations. Mr Gilvray McLean has acceptert a was held in the McKinnon Hall Satâ€" urday p.m. The service was conduc+â€" ed by Rev. Mr Griffith The pall bearâ€" ers were Dan Campbell, John Mcâ€" Lachlan, F. Reily, Donald McLean, A. J. McVicar, Wm Aldcorn. Deepest sympathy is extended to the sorrowâ€" ing friends in their sad bereavemeni. Chopped Oats, per 100 Ibs 2.25 Crimped Oats, per100 Ibs 2.2%5 Strong Chop, per 100 Ibs 2.00 Crimped Oats, per ton.. 45.00 Oat Chop, per ton.. .. 45.00 Mixed Chop, per ton.... 40.00 Gunn‘s Tankage, 100 Ibs 3.50 ‘e handlo the OF CANADA, LIMITED Winxmre Carcary VICINITY 278 Another of the dear old ladies of. Swinton Park community has quietly gone on to that place prepared since | the begining, in the person of Mrs.| Alexamler Ferguson, long and wcll-I known here. Deceased‘s maiden name was Annie Mclntyre and about 50 years ago she became Mrs Ferguson.i They began homemaking on lot 3, con 15, Proton, after some time movâ€"| ing on to the next lot,â€"4, where uu‘.\': happily lived. To them were born 3 sonsâ€"Arch. of Cedarville, Angus, of Pense, Sask, Alex of London and onei daughter Margaret, of Toronto. : PRICEVILLE PICNIC, JUNE 1: The amnual picnic of Pricevilie resâ€" idents of Toronto, was billed fortast Saturday, June 4th, but owing to rain, it was postponed until next Saturâ€" day, June 11, at Area 11 in High Park, Toronto, when favorable weaâ€" ther is hoped for. Mr Ferguson died 4 years 380. motored to Buffalo Saturday. Since that time Mrs Ferguson has livâ€" Miss Ada Browne and friend, Miss ed with her family, chiefly with her ghaw â€" of Guelph, are holidaying at daughter in Toronto and at her homc ime former‘s home. Mrs Jas Browne she died at the ripe age of 77 years. jg spending a few days this week in She enjoyed a goodly measure Of Qwen Sound. health to the end of life. Surday she _ Misses Hazel and Mary Beaton was out to church, Monday evening. were in Chesley, Friday at June 3ra she retired in her usual bealth ang & celebration. woke about 4 a. m.. Tuesday telling _ Mrs Vickers and children of Hamâ€" her daughter she was not well. In & jton, are visiting with her sister, few minutes she had crossed the yfrs Trafford. bar without a struggle. The body | Miss _ Janet McDonald, Ottawa, came to Dundalk by train on Thurs spent Monday last with Miss Florâ€" day noon and was met by a number ence McFarlane. friends. Undertaker Alex McMilian| Miss Mary Kennedy of Toronto, is took charge and conveyed the re yisiting this week at Mrs W. Ewiog‘s mains to S. Park church where at 2/ Misses Mary Whitmore and Annie o‘clock services were conducted by & McArthur, of Aberdeen, spent the young man, Mr Greg by name @nd 2| week end with their cousin, Annabel relative of deceased ,after which the MacArthur. burial took place. Six nephews acted‘ Congratulations to Mrâ€" Thos Mcâ€" as pall bearers. _ Besides daughter Keown who was married Wednesday and sons, Arch. and Alex. there were last to Miss Laura McMillan of Torâ€" many friends from a distance com:ag onto. We wish them much happiness from O. Sound, Durham, Toronto and and prosperity. They will reside in the surrounding country. Few homes, Toronto. in this community that were notrepâ€"! Messrs Arch and Neil MeArthur, resented and sympathy expressed for with Allan Mcinnis attended the Draâ€" the bereaved. Mrs Ferguson has matic contest in Markdale. We conâ€" from her early days been a member gratulate No. 7, Normanby on winâ€" of S. P. Presbyterian church and regâ€"| ning 1st place. The public speaking ular in attendance at all services, contest will be held in Priceville Agâ€" both sacred and social, always willing| ricultural Hall on June 11, at 8 p.m. to help and here she will be missed, Wms icomniiifie i rernrmnrmces especially by the older people. But:! pleasant memories will long be reâ€" ZI0N tained. | _ Mre I O( (ireenwood is visiting An enjoyable social night was spent Tuesday by the Young People‘s Society of St Columba Church, in games, contests, etc. Mrs McLaren returned to her home in Mitchell Monday, after visiting with her daughter, Mrs (Rev.) Mcâ€" Cormack. rie McTaggart went to Téiofii;Tfiéé- day. Mr Craig, Barrie, motored up on Sunday to Mrs Hector McDoald‘s. Mrs Craig will return with him after spending a month with her mother. Misses Willa and lslrtiy"fiéi(irvu‘;:.lg spent the week end at their home. Sunday, another funeral was solâ€" emnized at Salem church. Few people now here will remember deceasei,â€" a Mr Matthew Ferris, whose parents, Mr and Mrs Jno. Ferris were the first settlers on lot 14 con 16, where Salem cemetery now is. . Deceased has lived his life in the northern side of the county and as a bachelor in failing health. He came to the home of his sister, Mrs Jno. MecNaulty, at Proton Stn. As a last resort he was taken to Orangeville hospital last week and died on Friday last. â€" The funeral was from Salem Sunday, Rev Mr McCormack conducting services. Undertaker Bunt of Flesherton was in charge. Mr and Mrs A. B. MacArthur visitâ€" ed recently at Colin McLean‘s, South Line. position in the Durham Bank. Mr and Mrs Andrew Hincks S«: dayed at Arch. McCuaig‘s. A number from here attended t» races at Chesley on June 3rd. We are sorry to learn of the deâ€" parture of the two Watson families. They intend leaving for Toronto this week. Our best wishes follow them to to their new home. Mrs Parslow, of Flesherton, spent the week erd at Mr Jno. Nichol‘s. Thursday ev‘g last ,the football boys motored over to Ayton to try conciusâ€" ions with the boys of that burg. The play was interesting throughout, the score being 1â€"0 in favor of Swinton. The Swinton team had much the betâ€" ter end of the game, but Ayton had a man in the goal who would persist in standing in the way and was kept busy as he was constantly bombardâ€" ed with good shots. He succeeded in clearing all but one. Friday ev‘g, this week, Holstem lads come to Swinton. We expect this to be interesting as this is the first league game ever played here. Both teams are on the same footing, both one goal ahead of Ayton and beaten by 0. Sound and are now playing for second place. Mr Fred Pinkerton added an addiâ€" tion to his house, giving it a fine apâ€" pearance. Mr Mattie McConkey is enjoying a ho_llgay in the village. Miss Islay Stephenson, MarkGate, spent the week end with her friend, Miss Gladys Hincks. There will also be a concrt in the Hall at 8 p.m. put on by Prof. Kyie, in the interest of S. P. church. . An admission of 15¢ and 25¢ will ve charged. Come and see the long hairâ€" ed fellow play the violin with the teeth. . Mr aed" Mrs. ~>: **~â€"â€"*~*~‘ _4 children motored over from Buffalo last week end to visit his paren‘s, Messrs Herman McLeean and Gor SWINTON PARK HOPEVILLE | Mr and Mrs Arch. McEachnie. read by Mrs Henry Beaton, Misses Winnie Beaton, Margaret McFarlane, Ada Browne and Annabel McArthur, Bible reading by Miss Florence Mc Farlane. â€" Mrs Jas McGillivray and Miss W. Binnie favored wih a duet and Miss AAa Browne with a piano solo. Mrs A. Beaton closed the meetâ€" ing with prayer Lunch was served at the close. \ _ Mr and Mrs Earl Vessie, Rocky, spent Sunday evening with Mr and | Mrs Walter Clark. | _ Mr and Mrs C. Williams, Henry and Miss Hannah Smith visited with friends in O Sound the first of week. A union meeting of the Baptist Ladies‘ Mission Circles of Durham and Glenelg Centre, was held We nesday last at Mrs Js. Browne‘s. A beautiful June day. brought a large crowd there being 22 members and 14 visitors present. Mrs Knisley of Durham Circle, presided over a pleasâ€" ing program .A season of prayer was held, followed by the singing of a hymn. The topic was given by Mrs. Arch. Beaton, also interesting papers Mr and Mrs Angus MeArthur, Mrs. H. Eckhardt and Mr Henry Beaton, motored to Buffalo Saturday. Mr and Mrs W.R. Weir and son, of Durham : Mr and Mrs J. A. Dixon and daughter, N. Egremon:, weye recent visitors at Mr Jno. Sinclair‘s. Council meeting was held in ine village Saturday. The beef ring commences this week Mr Jno. McEachnie putting in the first beast. Misses Mary Whitmore and Annie McArthur, of Aberdeen, spent the week end with their cousin, Annabel MacArthur. THE DURHAM REVIEW Last Saturday, Miss E. Hopkins was again in the village to further train a class to enter the judging competition at Markdale. These classes have been very interesting and instructive and quite a number besides the class that are going to Markdale were glad to receive the instruction given. Congratulations to Mrâ€" Thos Mcâ€" Keown who was married Wednesday last to Miss Laura McMillan of Torâ€" onto. We wish them much happiness and prosperity. They will reside in Toronto. Messrs Arch and Neil MeArthur, with Allan Mcinnis attended the Draâ€" matic contest in Markdale. We conâ€" gratulate No. 7, Normanby on winâ€" ning 1st place. The public speaking contest will be held in Priceville Agâ€" ricultural Hall on June 11, at 8 pm. The regular monthly meeting of Hopeville Institute, will be held at the home of Mrs W. F. McLean, on Wednesday, June 8th. Program : ‘Storing .furs and garâ€" ments‘ by Mrs Geo. Gilkes ; contest, "What our. grandparents missed" : Roll call, remedy for a scald or burn. Mrs J. O. Greenwood is visiting this week with friends in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Ed. Embury, Port Per ry and Mr and Mrs R. T. Cook, De troit, are visiting with Mr and Mrs W. J. Cook. A number of relatives from this part attended the funeral of the ate MNirs " Annie Ferguson, who died in Toronto, Tuesday, May_ 3ist, services and interment taking place at Swintâ€" on Park on Thursday afternoon. Inspector Wright visited our schocls last week. Miss Thelma Riddell, accompanied by friends from Luther, visited the parental home the first of the week. â€"Mr Lincoln Mite was a visitor at Mr R.T. Edwards‘, the latter part of last week. * Miss Clara Greenwood, . nurseinâ€" training, O. Sound hospital, spentine week end at her home here. Mr and Mrs W. R. Jack and Mr and Mrs W. J. Greenwood spent Sunday afternoon with friends in O. Souna. fl\/linma Edwards spent the week end with friends in Puslinch. _ Mr and Mrs W. J. McFadden anc family, Orange Valley, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Cook. Mrs Harry Holmes and Gertruce, spent the week end with Miss Susan Timmins. The Summer series meeting of Zion Branch of Women‘s Instituies was held on Tuesday, June 7th in Zion church. _ Mrs T. W. Meek of Alton, was the speaker from the Dept. anc spoke on "Branch Responsibilities" and "Citizenship." Both addresses were much enjoyed. There was also community singing and a duet uy Misses Mary Glencross and Margaret Greenwood. The meeting was closed by singing the National Anthem ana lunch was seryed. BUNESSAN Master. Mr and Mrs Sydney Hughes of Teeswater, spent over the week end with Mr and Mrs. E. A. Hay, Mr. Hughes was a former manager of the Roval Bank. ; Master Harold Gibson was able to| | return with his aunt Monday, to her home at Ceylon. Harold has been a !patient for several weeks from his | ‘ peculiar accident in a tree twig reâ€"| | bounding against his body and necesâ€" | sitating an operation. _ While he is f[not yet completely recovered, is in a : good way to being his old self again. Miss Sarah Woodland, Toronto, for 35 years an employee of the T. Eaton Co., was in Durham last week calling on some of her old friends, and lookâ€" ing after her family plot in the cemeâ€" tery. Dr. Grant spent over the week end in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Will Knechtel of Torâ€" onto, spent over the week end with the former‘s brother Milo, here. Mr W. J. Jolly, L. L. B., of Weyâ€" burn, Sask., visited his sister, Mrs. (Rev.) W. H. Smith, at Knox Manse over the week end. Mr Brad McDonald, who has been a patient in St. Joseph‘s Hospital, at Guelph, is, we are pleased to know, improving in health. %\ p Miss Jean Hepburn visited with Walkerton friends over the week end. Mrs P. Gagnon and daughter Norâ€" ma, visited over the week end with Rev. and Mrs Cole, Elmira. _ Miss Margaret McDonald spent the week end in Guelph visiting her broâ€" ther in St Joseph‘s Hospital. Sunday, June 12th, Rev. W. H. Smith, will conduct Anniversary Serâ€" vices at Trinity Church, Thorold. His pulpit in Knox Church, will be taken by Dr. John H. McVicar, for many years a noted missionary in Honan, China. Miss Lizzie Byers Parry Sound, is in Durham on an extended visit with friends. Miss Ada McLean of Toronto, is visiting a few days with her aunt, Mrs N. McCannel. Mrs D. C. Town is visiting her sisâ€" ter, Mrs Ira Yake in Egremont, for a week or two. Miss Kate McFayden, Edge Hill, is holidaying for a couple of weeks with Toronto friends. Miss E. McRae, Moose Jaw, Sask ; Mrs W. A. Wilet, Ottawa ; Mrs F. J. Alexander, Montreal, were visitors with Mrs Donald Campbell, Priceville and visited friends in town Monday. Mr and Mrs James Livingstone, of Hamilton, but formerly of Durham, announce the engagement of their daughter, Etta Audrey, to Jack Wil ford Temple of Toronto, son of Mr. and Mrs H. W. Temple of Dundas, the marriage to take place the latâ€" ter part of June. + Mr and Mrs W. W. Sackett, Tor onto, announce the engagement of their daughter, Etta Alva, to Charles Albert Littler, only son of Mrs. and the late A. Littler, Toronto. The marriage to take place the latier part of June. Misses Irene Vessie and Grasâ€" by, with the latter‘s brother and friend motored from St Marys and were guests of relatives on Sunday. HOSPITAL NOTES Mr. Thomas George Hutton underâ€" went an internal operation Wednesâ€" day,. Mrs James. Matthews, ot town, is now & patient in the Hospital, where she will receive excellent care. She has almost completely lost ner sight and with other trouble, is in a weak condition. provided THE VARIETY STORE Over what to give the June bride, come and see our display of gifts. Examination Tablets, 10, 15, 25¢ Rulers, Pens, Erasers, Inks, etc. SEE OUR GUARANTEED FOUNTAIN PEN for $1.00 Just the pen to write the exam. with. Softball Equipment Official Balls ............ $1.50 Practice Balls ..60c, 75¢, $1.00 Bats at ........75¢ and $1.00 Ask us for a copy of the new rules. Examination Time IF YOU ARE WORRIED OmOrmâ€"â€">:.2. 020 Roger McEachern, Price= ville, Passes Away Deceased was born near Toronto, in 1851, but quite young came to S. Line, Glenelg, and since has practiâ€" cally spent all his life in Priceville and vicinity. About 10 years agohe moved to Priceville where, in his deâ€" clining years, he has enjoyed more leisure and respite from farm cares. Six children survive with wife and mourn his loss, viz : Angus, Cleveâ€" land ; Hector, near by ; John, of Durham ; Alex. of Toronto ; Janet, (Mrs Norman Meclntyre) and Niss Mary at home. Deceased‘s wife was formerly Miss Annie McKinnon, a daughter of the late Hector McKinâ€" non. Mr MacEachern is the last memâ€" ber of a family of one sister and two brothers. There Aied at Priceville, oa Monâ€" day, June 6th, the well known figure of Roger MacEachern in his T7th year. For the past two years he has been unwell from a nervous affection and inward trouble, but not until the last three weeks did he take to his bed. To the last he received the best of care and attention at the hands of his wife and daughter Mary. The late Mrâ€" MacEachern has aiâ€" ways been held in highest respect and esteem by his neighbors and friends, and his passing snaps anothâ€" er link with early days and condiâ€" tions. _ Deceased was a Presbyterian in religion and under its auspices will be laid to rest this Wednesday afternoon. Dromore : Murray Henderson, p. ; Emma Oliver, ¢ : Ethel Hill, Geo and Walter Renwick, Helen Christie, Sadâ€" ie Cameron, Gordon Leith, Violet Meryyn. In a good 7 inning softball exhibiâ€" tion at Bunessan Thussday night, Dromore scored 4 runs in a 2nd inâ€" ning batting spree and finished 2 runs up. _ The return game is at Dromore Wednesday night. The teams : It might have been called a teachâ€" ers‘ contest, Dromore having three in in action, while Bunessan used two. Bunessan : J. D. MacArthur, p ; M. Beaton, c.; Earl McLeod, Margaret, Flora and John MeFarlane, Jack Mcâ€" Meekin, Annabel MacArthur, Merron McArthur, Allie Mclnnes. Fancy Teapots .......... $1.00 Salad Bowls ............ $1.50 Cake Plates ...........s $1,00 8â€"piece Console Sets .... $2.00 Water Sets ..........s. $1,50 Cream and Sugar Sets ....75¢ Sherbet Glasses, 4 doz.. $1.50 Fruit Bowls ...... 50¢ and T5¢ Brass Jardinieres ..$1.50 & 225 Fancy Wood Trays...... $1.50 Fancy Nickel Trays .... $2.00 See our 97 piece English Porceâ€" lain Dinner Sets, floral band border, at ........... $25.00 Poultry Regulator eggs, hens need a dozen little things they pick up ranging in summer, they can‘t get in winter,. 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Entrance on Mill Street. MELODY BOYS‘ ORCHESTRA Successor to Dr. Residence, MAIN STREET, DURHAM oOwEN sounp Lambton St. 868 2nd Ave E. Flesherton Saturday, 4.30 to 9.30 C. C. Middlebro‘ R. Boak Burns Phone 2, r12 PRICEVILLE, onT Sales taken on reasonable terms. Dates arranged at Herald Office, Dam dalk, also through Durham Review &and Flesherton Advance. Geo. E. Duncas, Dundalk P. O. Phone 42 r 42. ham, on Tuesdays. Shippers are re quested to give three days‘ notice. JAS, LAWRENCE, Shipper Licensed Auctioneer for Grey County 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. The Durham U. F. O. Live Stock Alsocuuog will ship stock from Dur Licensed Auctioneer for County Grey Sale dates may be arranged at the Review Office or with self. _ Terms moderate. _ Satisfaction guaranteed. If you plan a sale, phone 604, ring iL. Address R. 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