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On Monday morning, Durham‘s contingent . of "volunteers, consistins of Serg‘t Bil Wilson and Ptes Freeâ€" The advance party was on the job at the camp all day Morday and they created a record in getting the e quipment in shape. They began their work at 9 a. m. and by night they bad up 116 bell tents, 21 marquees and 8 field officers tents and when Tuesday arrived, everything was in readiness to receive the troops. In addition to the above there are 4 double cook houses all well lighted. The Greys and Algonquins will mess together and the Northern Pioneers and the Foresiers will do the same thing. Om Tuesday, July 5th, the 22nd Inâ€" fantry Brigade went into camp for a period of nine days at Camp Saraâ€" wak, 3 miles north of O. Sound. This brigade which is under the command of Lieut. Col. G. D. Fleming, Brigaâ€" dier.. is composed of four regiments, The (Greys, the Algonquins from Alâ€" zoma and Temiskaming, the Forestâ€" ers from Simcoe County and the Northern Pioneers from â€" Muskoka and Parry Sound and there will be i0 men of all ranks in camp. Lt. Col T. J. Rutherfort of Owen Sound, is Commanding Officer of the Grey regâ€" iment. There wiHl be three bands in the camp, so there will be no lack of good music. The bands are the Simâ€" coe Foresters of Barrie : the Bugle Band of the Simcoe Foresters and J. McLaren Leslie‘s pipe band, Owen Sound, The camp, which is situated in Sarawak Tp. about three miles from 0. Sound at the rifie ranges, is ideal for the purpose, with an excellent supply of water: in fact there will be water in every tent and electric lights are also in all tents and beâ€" tween the tines, making the whole camp brilHamiy illuminated. Grey Regiment in Camp We also have a number of Overnight b tic $1.50 to $5.00. ight bags, priges from UV L 1ldll I0 JCt IiIt HBEW ULOdl badS€t jn a solid steel frams. It will stand all kinds of abuse and still remain presentable. This case mm retails at the exceedingly low priceâ€"of ... ’.w J. 8 MclLRAITH, svitable for any occasion. Don‘t fail to see the new Coat Case ; Are you prepared for your holiday trip this season? We have an excellent range of Club bags, Suit cases & hat boxes Vacation Days are Coming 32 inch Ginghams at..............25¢ per yard 36 inch Flannellette, reg. 28¢......â€"23¢ per yard Table Linens, reg 2.00 per yard for....... _ 1289 Men‘s Knitted Ties, reg. 50c value for...... 25¢ Figured Crepes, reg 1.50 for.............. 1 %5 Kugt Siltks, reg LOO for.........7.........â€" S5G¢C Furniture Dealers By Buying a Jubilee Dining Room Suite Suite Consists of 9 Piecesâ€"â€" Buffet, Table, 6 chairs and China Cabinet finished in walnut, American brown or Old English A Few Specials for Saturday : JU This Suite is Manufactured by CDurhzm Furnitrse Co. SEE OUR DISPLAY WINDOW See our New Fourâ€"inâ€"Hand Ties for Ladies ALEX. A. ALJOE Ed. Kress & Son, Celebrate BILEE YEAR Doctors had assembled with all sorts of lotions and stimulants they thought he might call for after the terrible ordeal, but they never had a chance to offer them, With the same real wisdom which served him in every detail of the crossâ€"theâ€"ocean flight, Linlbergh knew that the ouly restorative he needed was the best stimulant that nature ever provided Pirates, asure and the Spanish Main have n associated in legend and story fort countless ages. True there are no fNirates now but there is still the lure treasure, trainâ€"treasâ€" ure of journeys\via the peaks of the Canadian Pacifi@ Rockies through to the Seas of the WPacific and _ Western cities of Vancouvbr and Victoria. See it all in planned {beforehand comfort without tedious defail and worrysome annoyance, . durin lwemy-o;m days that will live in warmest memory, unâ€" der the auspices o§f the world‘s greatâ€" est Travel System| the Canadian Paâ€" ciffe with experiehced personal diâ€" rection of Sinclairf Laird. Ask W. Fuiton, Room 205, ) Canadian Pacific Bldg., King & Yonke Sts.,. Toronto,. for the key to theYTreasure Chesi. "A BOTTLE OF MILK When Lindbergh landed . in Paris after 33 hours of constant flying ovâ€" er land and sea his first request was "a bottle of milk and a bath." man McFadden, Osear Moon, Wal lace McGowan and Sterling Miller, left with a number from Hanover for the military training camp. They formed an advance party to aid in getting the camp in order. PIRATESâ€"4 NO TREASURE â€" YEs Durham â€" District, L. O. L. will worâ€" ship in the Presbytdrian Church next Sunday morning, JWy 10th at 11 o‘ clock. Brethren re requested to meet in the lodge m at 10.30. 10 yards for...... 2.20 The Jasra jra»s $ a~~ Phone 47, Durham Phone 10 AND A BATH" | i ORIPIRnN NAE OA OME G trals#s Wrirvhan en ho L2z }| Lantern, Saw | back over the border Monday, Hardwood, load bf factory summer| â€" Two young sons of Arthur Nicol of || _ wood, some lurhber. \ Hanover are spending their bolidays 2 kitchen chairs. Quilting frame at the home of Thos. Derby. 2 bed steads, Lamps | Miss Pauline Fritz is at present Large mirror. 3 small tables assisting Mrs Jno. Purvis. Chairs, arm chair rocking chair| All those who are "interested in Parlor suite, six pibces the cleaning up and repairing of the Sideboard. Cl and clockshel{ | cemetery grounds are h‘fiu a gath 2 eurtain rods. ering on Thursday afternoon. Good wood heating\ stove. | _ The . young lads on this line are Jem jars, table cutlbry, good pail. practising football before the busy Forks, hoes, good \rake and other season begins. garden tools. } â€"â€"â€"â€"@lr _ The residence and property will be DIED offered for sale same day. â€" Terms : STAPLESâ€"At Muskoka Cottage Sanâ€" $100 cash down, balanceâ€"on notes for _ atarium, on Monday, July 4, 1927, 6 mos., bearing 6 pervcent.interest. | Clarence Staples, youngest son 0: J. O‘NEILL, Auctioneeer . , ,, | Mrs Staples and the late Jam»s | WM. YOUNG, Executor l Staples, aged 38 years 4 mos, 4 with him and no matter what the complaint is or how long standing it is, there is a herb that grows for it that will get you the results like the above letter states this boy got, Reâ€" mtmber the date and come early. Nature‘s Remedy will be there specâ€" ial for your complaint. * 2 If you are at all troubled with any complaint, and you wish to get reâ€" sults, call and see Mr. Murfin, the Herbalist of the Canadian Herb Garâ€" dens of 110 Dundas St., London, Ont. who will be at the Hahn House, Durham, one day only, all day and evening, on Wednesday, July 13th, and he will be glad to tell you what herbs we use for your troubles. There are over 1000 different herbs used for the different diseases and Mr. Murfin, being an expert on herbs will tell you what you should use for your complaint. He will have a supnly . The above is one of the many letâ€" ters we receive daily from peop!« who have used the Natural Herbs for their complaints, and weare sure that there is a herb for your trouble, which if used, will give the some reâ€" sults as this letter states this boy got, after being carried to Mr Murfin at the hotel in Hanover. He used the herbs and above is the letter from the parents. Cou‘d not Walk, but Restored with Natural Herbs The recent Provincial Election in Manitoba has resulted in returnings government of the Progressives by an increased majority, the figures beâ€" ing: Progressives 30 ; Conservatives 14 ; Liberals 7 ; Labor 3 ; Independâ€" ent 1. Total 55. A majority was piled up for sale of beer by the glass but it is coming down on rural reâ€" turns. _ Still the lead of 7000 cannot be wiped out. We do not think there is any medâ€" icine sold on the market so effective in building up a rundown system as; Mr, Murfin‘s Natural Herb Medicine! and we highly recommend it to our | neighbors and friends. | Hoping to see you soon, we remain Sincerely yours, ' Mr and Mrs Wm. Leirso‘ 1 must write and let you know how our son, who had creeping paralysis is improving. He had taken your melicine about a week only when he could walk, and in three weeks had gained 13 Ibs. He helped his father with seeding and is working every day and is feeling fine. Our daughier is also making an improvement, is geining nicely, but is still taking your medicine. We certainly cannot praise your medicine too highly for what it has done for us all. Elmwood, R. R. 2, Ont Mr. B. F. Murfin, Dear Sir : Dairymen should boost their wares amongst the consuming classes and Lindbergh has given them a wonder ful slogan in "a bottle of milk and a bath." Dairymen know of course, that milk is nature‘s perfect food and a most wholesome beverage but that knowledge on the part of dairymen in itself does not sell the product of the dairy industry to the great mass of consumers, nor does it cause them for a minute to consider milk or buiâ€" termilk as a palatable and stimulatâ€" ing drink. ly advertised merchandise. The mos wholesome articles of food, even the cheapest and the best, are overshadâ€" owed and obscured by the brilliant advertising of nostrums anmdl substiâ€" tutes. product of the dairy cow. It is the finest tribute to the virtues of a proâ€" duct ever voiced in any language : and dairymen will be derelict in their duty to the industry in which they are engaged if they do not use it for the good of dairying and for the benefit of the human race. No inâ€" dustry in the world toâ€"day supplies a product so good that it will stand up against the competition of extensiveâ€" HOW MANITOBA VOTED AUCTION SALE Two lounges Kitchen Table Looking glass 2 washboards | Messrs David, Heber and Calivin , Whiteford, Detroit, were among the | visitors over the week end motorinx | back over the border Monday. | . Two young sons of Arthur Nicol or| | Hanover are spending their bolidn_\'s. at the home of Thos. Derby. | | Miss Pauline Fritz is at present | assisting Mrs Jno. Purvis. | | _ All those who are interested in the cleaning up and repairing of the‘ cemetery grounds are having a gath | ering on Thursday afternoon. ) _ The _ young lads on this line are‘ practising football before the busy : | _Mr Norman Anderson paid a flying | visit home the end of the week. _ _Mrs Derby Sr and Mrs Derby Jr., ‘attended the funeral of the late Mr i | Devlin of Hanover which took plnce] on Saturday. ‘ | _Mr and Mrs Burrows Smith of Deâ€"| | troit, motored over and spent the| | week end at ‘Bonnie View Farm‘ and . Holstein. R | Messrs Kraft, Schenk and Fulton motored to Mitchell Manday on busâ€" rmintstnl Mr Fred Floto and his mother, al so Miss Schaefer of Elmira, Mr ani Mrs Metzger of Carlsrube and Mr. and Mrs F. Breutigan and family, spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs. W. Seim. Mr and Mrs Bert Rahn and Mr and Mrs C. Beim visited their cousâ€" ins, Mr Geo. Schenk‘s near Mt Forâ€" est recently. | Mr and Mrs Wm Ruland visited friends in Listowel over the week end. Mr Paul Nicotl of Hanover spent over the week epd with Thos Derby. Mr Thos Reid of Durham visited with Mrs G. Henderson, Sr. and relaâ€" tives the past week. Mrs Jno. Sharpe spent a couple of days in Durham last week with her father, Mr Jno, Backus. The extreme heat of last week| Sons George and Reggie, Toronto, must have been a record. We wel. motored up on July ist to visit with comed the cool wave that passed mz| Mr John White and lamily. er on Sundayâ€"now we are back to‘ wfoncr ie U Msscs use normal again and work. A number from here spent a social evening with the Varney Club and report a most interesting time. | The U. F. W. O. will hold their‘ monthly meeting at the home of Mrs Fred Cuff next Thursday, July 14th.| Misses Margaret and Myrtle Macâ€" Lean spent a week with Miss Olive Middleton, Durham. Mr and Mrs James Petty and Mrs Andrew Marshall spent a day this week at the Thompson home. Mr and Mrs Earl Vessie and famâ€" ily were recent visitors with Mr and Mrs Jack McKechnie, Glenroaden. Miss Sadie Lawrence, of T;;fifiio. is spending a few weeks at the par ental home. Mr Henry Weppler spent a day this week with his son Charlie. Mr and Mrs Herb Dunsmoor and family, Owen Sound, were visitors this week with Mr and Mrs Malcolm McKechnie. Miss Mary Lamb who has been teaching at Blenheim is home for the summer vacation. Mr Clarence Thompson spent the holiday with friends near Toronto. A large number from this burg celebrated the ist in Owen Sound. Mr and Mrs Fred Wigg and family of Seaforth, spent the holidays at the Fletcher home. Miss Marjorie is remaining for a time. Col .and Mrs Weir, Toronto, visitâ€" ed__at Donald McLean‘s last week. Messrs J. W. Johnston ard G. W. Lynn, with the latter‘s sister Gladys motored from Detroit and spent a few days with Mr and Mrs J Lynn, Mr Arch McLean Master Tnhn and Mr Arch M;I;mâ€"-fia;e; ..I'ol;‘r; uallll.d the Misses McKechnie were in Paisâ€" ley last Thursday. A school picnic was held Thursday afternoon in Mr Jno Lynn‘s fine grove and a most enjoyable afternoon was spent in various games. Each school child was presented with a medal, it being the 60th birthday of Canada. All the trustees were presâ€" ent and we hope they will endeavor to make this an annual affair. Mr and Mrs Arnold Noble -;).t‘ town, and Mrs Cargoe, Toronto, were reeâ€" ent visitors at the Noble farm here. Mr Dan McLean and Misses Cathâ€" erine and Sarah were in Port Elgin on Thursday last. Mr and Mrs Thos Hood, Miss Dorâ€" othy Walker and Mr Wiibur Rudoiph of Toronto and Chas Rudoiph of Hanover, visited at the Lynn home on Sunday. r J o(%ss“cup%t;‘:, :‘d,:ethz%?",‘g Mrs N. MeKechnie of Durham was‘ ladies present. _ Mrs D Clark read the £4°5t "° her sister Mrs H. Wit| the text. Papers were given by Mrs lHams for a few days last week. 1 t ie i dn n e n e sn on t ~ Wire amnd Mre Joc W Firth and! Jas Ewen Mrs G. Boyd and Miss C.| Fletcher. Mrs D McQuarrie gave an interesting talk on the 13th annual meetinig which was held at Harrisâ€" ton last month, Mrs Vessie rendered a beautiful solo. The next meeting will be at Miss Helen Watson‘s home A dainty lunch served by the hos: tess closed the meeting. Miss Isabel McQuarrie is holida; ing for two weeks with her parents Master Gilbert Brown, Hanover, is visiting with his aunt, Mrs Hugh Mcâ€" Mr Donald McCormack has been reâ€" engaged as teacher for the coming term. This is Mr McCormack‘s fifth year as teacher in this section. Miss Hazel Chapman is visiting relatives at Flesherton. THE DURHKHAM REVIEW TORONTO Mr Chas Petty has a number of men and teams employed doing road work this week. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Al+ 1 to Sr Iâ€"‘ bert McRonald who were recently Subject. Sr Mr Ray McLean accompanied by Mrs Robt Shortreed, Mrs D McLachâ€" lan and daughter Jean and Mrs Thos Aikens of Buffalo, visited Thursday at Wm Smith‘s. | Mr Walter Boyce motored from |Hamilton amd is spending the holiâ€" | days at his home here. Mr Geo Gray is this week assistâ€" ing Mr Wm Picken to erect a woodâ€" shed. Miss Agnes Petty of the teaching staff, Toronto, is spending the holiâ€" days at her parental ‘home. (Arrived too late for last week» _ Pâ€"Carman Hopkins, Elsie Mrs A. Knisley visited friends at Ruth Vickers. Yeovil one day recently. | â€" Florence Kress, i | _ _Mr Adam Anderson, Melville, Agnes and Miss Katie McNab motored 10 Puslinch last Saturday. Mrs Anderâ€" , son returned home with them, after spending a couple of weeks with friends in Schomberg and Brampton. Mr and Mrs And. Hastie and Mrs Arch Brown and son Alexander, were BSunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Jas Sumpton. Mrs Jno. McKechnie and son Neil, of Manitoulin® Id. are visiting with Don. McKechnie and other relatives. Mr and Mrs John Orchard of Lonâ€" don, were guests at the MeNally and Glencross homes last week. Mr Neil McKechnie of Manitoulin Island and Mr Dougald Hastie, left Wednesday morning on a trip to Hamilton, Toronto and Oshawa. Mr and Mrs Ben Coutts and famâ€" ily were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs Robt McCaslin. Mr and Mrs Chas. Mortley, Misses Lavina and Hattie of town, spent the first of the week with Mr and Mrs E Greenwood. Misses Reta Glencross and Margarâ€" et Anderson, of Stratford and North Bay Normals respectively, are spendâ€" ing the holidays â€"at their parental homes, Mr and Mrs Cecil Alton, of Markâ€" dale, were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Staples the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Thos. Glencross visitâ€" ed friends in Owen Sound recently. Mr and Mrs Willet of Mossbank, Sask., delighted her former pupils and friends in this section with & brief call last Monday night. . Mrs. Willet was formerly Miss E. A. Mcâ€" Kay, who taught here in 1918â€"19. family of Toronto, spent last at their summer home here. Mr and Mrs P. Campbell of Saskaâ€" toon, are visiting their many friends in this neighborhood. Mr Fred Staples motored to Grayâ€" enhurst on Sunday to see ais brother Mr Clarence Staples, and on Monday received the sad news that Clarence had passed away. Mr and Mrs Thos. Firth and famâ€" ily of Lindsay, spent a few days last week with friends here. Mrs David Robinson is visiting friends in Galt as a guest of Jtd Home ‘Week. CRAWFORD | S$. S. NO. 9, BENTINCK |â€" H, Honours ; R, recommended ; F, failed. * denotas present everyday. , __JIr IV to Sr IVâ€"Florence McCaslin® | H, Vernie Shewell R. Jr II to Sr 1J â€"Florence McDonald H, Albert Kautâ€" l S. 8. NO, 5, GLENELG Sr IV â€" Jean Clark*, Catherine i'l‘immins‘. Jr IVâ€"Ewen MeNab*. Jr III to 8r HIâ€"Willie Peart 78 (H), | Violet Banks 70*, Mary McNab* 63, Sr II to Jr HIâ€"Clara Jack* 83 (H), Elvie Hasie*® 69, Daisy Street* 63, A. | Banks* 57. _ Jr I to Sr Iâ€"Waiter Street* (H), Esther White*. _ 8r Pr _to Jr Iâ€"Bruce Clark*, Victor Street* man, Irene Subject*, Edwin Sheweli R, Grace McCasliin® R, _ Jr II to 8r IIâ€"Donald McGregort H, YVera Sub ject*, Margaret Mighton R, Steven Stinson* R, Mildred Haug F. 8r I to Jr IIâ€"Edith Mighton* H, Ronald McDonald .H, Mary McGregor®. _ Jr. 1 to Sr Iâ€"Vera McCaslin® H, Alice ie. Jr III to Sr IIIâ€"Chestor Miller, Jr II to Sr IIâ€"Johnny Vessie (H). A!| McLean. $Sr 1 oto Jr llâ€"Glenna; Lawrence (H), Georgina Miller. _ Jr.. I to Sr Iâ€"Ewen Ritchie. Pr to Jr 1| â€"Georgina Vessie. Jr to Sr Prâ€"â€"M.! Vessie (H), Ella Weber, Mitclell Mcâ€"/ Lean. Jr Prâ€"Ralph Miller, Gordon} Vessie. | to our neighborhood. ell. Jr Pr Aâ€"Wladys Walker®, LD Mr andâ€" Mrs Chas Petty spent a Mighton*, Helen Sherk. Jr Pr © day recently with Mr and Mrs Win. Jack Shewell, Gordon Hoegy. Moore Flesherton. } R. M. Blythe, teacher married. We welcome Mrs McRonald Mighton*, Geomg Haug* â€" U.S.§. No. 2, BENT. & GLG Jr IV to Sr IVâ€"Myrtle McLean. 8r III to Jr IVâ€"Rena Ciark, Muriel Brown, Herb Miller, Clarence Ritchâ€" Kathleen L Firth, Teacher Florence Kress, teacher Prâ€"Lioyd Subject, Jack Bieman, | 8r HI to Jr IVâ€"Idlian Park, J> McCulloch, Jean Coutts, Russel Bar man, Emily Bartman (rec.) Ir In ‘w 8r IIIâ€"Charles Mighton, Clams ’lmy. George Bailey, Jr II to Sr 1i ‘â€"â€"Albert Reay, Grace Reay, Myrtâ€" Bartman, Clifford Brown, Herbe»~ Wells. 8r I to Jr Hâ€"Jean Rea; Pearl Bartman. $r Pr to Jr 1â€"Bo» i Honours (H), Pass (P), Failed (V | _ Jr IV to Sr IVâ€"Iza Trafford P, W ]Tnlon‘l (ree.) Sr III to Jr IVâ€"Mar i)loore H, Jean McGillivray H, Jea ‘ McArthur H, Teddy Moore (rec.) J Trafford F. _ Sr H to Jr IIIâ€"Johan MacArthur H, Gormlon MeGillivray 1 Laura McArthur P, Elizabeth Brown P, Glen Moore F. 8r Pr to Jr 1 Kenneth MacArthur, Howard Legso Furnetta Legate, J. A. Brown, Eomo Stewart. Reaey, George Bailey. Jr II : â€"â€"Albert Reay, Grace Reay, Bartman, Clifford Brown, | Wells. 8r I to Jr Hâ€"Jea: Pearl Bartman. 8r Pr to Jr nice Wise, Ruth Bateman, Mighton*, George Haug*, Mary Shev ell. Jr Pr Aâ€"Gladys Walker®, Ef bel Schafer, Ivy Melosh, Clarenc» Vaughan. Jr I to 8r Iâ€"Norman Bel Pr. to Jr Iâ€"Elmer Brown. Pr.â€"Eo na Symon, Reta Braun, Jno Vaugha»n Stanley Braun. Scott & Bowne, Toronto, Ont. 26 48 A Wellâ€"Nourished Body Depends Upon SCOTTS EMULSION Abounds In The Healthâ€"Building Vitamins Of 8. §, NO. 1, GLENELG 8. No 3, BENTINCK Irvin Sharpe, teacher A C. MacLean, teach teache; M school for ; children visit. Clean to handle. Sold b: Druggists, Grocers an General Stores Mroand Mrs ily of Toronto Mr Hincks ren Alfred Hincks Mr Peter . the Entrance Mr Johnson } other year as non @n® son, Mr of Durham and M and father, wer Hector McLean‘s Mr and Mrs J« Messrs Arthur 1 ex Knox with h spent the ist at V bell‘s. Mr and Mrs Mabh Anmie and Miss . Bo Toronto : Mr Alliâ€" ter Esther and M; Bunday visitors | a! tyre‘s, South Lin« Mr John Scott and m Mr oand A ento, are visitor Mrs Arch. Mc visited on Sund: Miss Flo McLean and Misses Dorothy Carson a McLean motored from T spent the week end at th Mr and Mrs Lachie Mo! ehildren from the We> ing old acquaintances . a Mrs John McLachi is visiting her siste: Mr Pete Johnson first of the week i rend Summer Schoo Mr and Mrs Goo agara Falls, N.YV. : A splendid | turnout m Service in the afternoon, Mr Johnson ing the service. Mr and Mrs Jno Bu were Sunday visitor McLachlan‘s. â€"~Best Qualil Miss W Custom Ch Get our Price Royal Houseb‘d Majestic Flour O Canada Flow King Edward F Feed Flour, pe: Pastry Flour, 2 Pilot Flour, per Maple Leal Flo Prairie Pride F GOODSs DELIVERED iN Has Always Take Hines and c t the week o All in Are ow BLATCHFORD‘S CALF GUNN‘S BIG 60 BEC PRICE HENDFER JOHN JULY â€"1, i THE P In edi Support Meloa intend buying W THIS 18 \ OUR M