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(nu-mu than tttan In Calida W tftstttt out-0mm: F _ TF.. r. _ .V r"'FF.r.rtwrrr. $T [WM-II no! Whaler] In them-tuna _ _ (Fr ., .V C ' __-_ Pr T___., “than! No.tto, my” In February. 1928 .. . 'PF. we. h 'r' ..A u _ _ T V. TTF q6N_ V V” WV. ..... ._.. - mus. nu. I'll "fiscal 'di, [livid-u] No. IM. “In Nut tat. 1937 u and), Fl Dividend No. NO. my)“. Poh. tet. I.” u an of " Wu'i‘uon Notot‘brnhu'n ,. _ F.,- . .. Roan-A for Dmsthtgoa Inn-mo YBx . . '___ ('ommuuod to on.“ “I. had __. -. 'r. .._-. _ Wri'lm " Ita% Mina V .. m.. .. .. .7 21999:?! the this In rho-yum mvtdlat No. "O.roM Mg, m. 1927 “mo! 12', m nun-m gummy: lt LT [at] yt ltr M..t .e?ootits' Mammal Dating; an“: Gi%ii. Giii 'tttdit, if" 'Aa"autal.',"i, i."iiairii'i dad-ed} In or! 1-! I I. who» for In“! on cw an... hurt-ml and for bad and doubtful dew . 'r. V. F...' _ m....... r...rrwrtrt.rrmmmtm-- --.r.--.- rounmwm-annv-ornammwmucmulunmommnhymmm 1 am. my. and luax-ahqnlurnbhed um. -ttf5erd rotqsrtmhom tit-brunch: We tavoomduod att maim- M and». I. a." rank“. and hou- whim nil MID“! ofthe Bank whteh Mn come under our le L. WWMMQMQM. ., --- - r": Review to January lst, 1929, for $1.50 AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE SHAREHOLDERS STANDARD BANK " Ethiopia“. unmoummmc ecu-mum A humu.mbhwm'uhthnmdthm& THE YEAR ENDING 31sr 1JANUARY. 1928 OF CANADA FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT "eiaiifttdiiiiattoet-oiB- metainofit-%dpaltr.aetet-, -ettudtr, GEN ERAL STATEMENT I!" Ll tBILiTt E9 ettti and MM“ an. Md mum: vaon A SSETS h tan-ad {ravine}: ,raburaTictG t'g,1/',ittfdpt2t,', te,'Wtl'lt,,t'fgstl'tt'tt'tt 1ardatanrfthtuahtoftheuivertttroitefutu> the_-5eeirFthatreitded a. A"lTWll,"'flul,'fl11'N1fia-usa. my an... Pte"','; at In“ Yam in a...“ (but man thdPtelf$treeaat.meewntta. "teinee 'fArree4--dnati-ts" at”: “Ta." 'tt,ttgt, and 'arirnqhtes a. a... bu. . mrtthAeyta.tajd-6qintrrsarti%tiikitii9" “who". thank-maul. tAtpehrttePiyytt, mun-MIN biiiaRi Eng," Fir6i' iid THE D. Holt. vacuums». 10.4.. a! PM. Wu.“ & Co. A. B. BHEPRIRD. c.A. of rm. “m. Adm a co. N. L mount). Clonal Mun-[tr ta-" at. Jun-I7 3m. was. tttr. 'te,st4.ts,o.'r'i "hGP4.Nb4.tt.'. 10.26tt,46iT.to a, l R7271”! 3.73L483. " _.... 431,023.03 __... 3.221.037.00 ..... 1,500,000.00 ..... 250,000.00 .t.. “moan _._.. 53.1343! .mrw 035,044.40 --- 82.]2933733 "V 1.017541% .._. 146.091.23 'ttt 3.190.410.“ F... tttmsn, F... 30335.99 Pre. 144.1010” _... 1.3mm 'r.. 4.tt2SA00.ot, _... 12.900.000.00 _.. 418.303. " $504,502.33 'tolMo6.6o2.3a W.MD.071.72 2,383,787.77 M,t6t,t6tt.fb4 301,004.42 [40.11246 333.010.“ 41 l .6 ts. " 3.970.604.“ 163.5 "p.75 ’l>.077.319.12 17.206.222.27 13.357.131.33 SI.236.395.1| '6,t3G,.5N.tttt 't.2S6.aM.M5 8 317,730.77 summon nu.7oe.oo “4.70-2.00 Juana) 29-33100 7631366165 1662666266 41u.353.m ”17.06839 " In: Remembrance Is a golden alum. Death trio. to breath!!! all In “in. Memories dim to ”one: long not. Time rolls on but may Ina. Domoch. Ont. m MEMORIAM HENDERSON: In loving remem- bnnce of our dear hubud and daddy, J Clarence Hungarian. MA. who may] I'ly at Dunn, Feb. Mr Russel T. Kelly. Hamiltontoli an Orlllh. audience that from $700 to $800 a. day was being gent out of that town to mail order houses. That is a Wines: worth getting after by the local shop keepers. The Y. P. S met Thursday last at 8 pm. when a good program was elven under the leadership of Messrs Wm Henderson and, Robt. McCasIIn. The topic tor the evening was ‘Choos- lug a Lite Partner.' It proved to be a serious as weil as amusing subject. Papers and talks were given by Miss Jessie MoCaslin and Mr H. Bier- worth. A. discussion period followed A splendid contest closed the even- ing’s program. The next meeting will be. conducted by Mrs John Me. Kochnlo and Mr Donald Hattie. l F Miss Elisabeth Minn spent the Week end " per home near Cheeky. Recent visitors at the home ot Mr. Juo. Kaufman were Mr John Mo Dougall, Mrs Jno. McKechnie and Misses Elsie and Blanche Boyce. We are sorry to hear of the illness of a former, resident of this locality. in the person of Mrs Wm Cook ot Elmwood. She is threatened with a paralytic stroke. Mr Cook who was working in the neighborhood. was cslled to his home the latter part of last week. 1926 83.520.820.00 1926 86.569.055.00 1921 90.430.637.00 1928 101.404.502.00 These "ttrests and the statement lsutrmitted for the year just ended, should prove very satisfactory read- ing for the shuebolders and friends of the tntttitution. They Indicate that notwithstanding the strenuous competition that exists in the Canad- ian banking tleld, the Standard Bunk has been min able to attract to it- self its full share of new business during the year and to again increase' the proportion of the banking busi- ness of Canada handled by it. Non Current lows show a decrease of $120,000 and stand " $381,094.42. which is considerably less than lh of 1 per cent or the total aagets. Standard Bank Growth largest in History The largest growth in the history of the Standard Bank of Canada is revealed in their annml statement, just published. Deposits are up $10, 000,000 and now stand at $82,129,237. 83. Profits for the your were $917, 658.39. an incl-else of almost $100,000. 00 over the previous year. Dividends at the rate of " per cent have been paid $100,000.00 has been written on Bank Premises Account. and a. bal- ance of undivided profits, amounting to $418,353.16 remains in Pmilt and Loss account. Liquid assets amount to $18,639,671. an increase of approximately $5,000, 000 or over " per cent of the num- itles to the public. while commercial loans show an increase of over 85.000. 000 and now stand at $0.101,i5t).ft4. 1915 The foilowing flmtres relating to the growth of the Bank during past years should prove interesting. They refer to the total assets in each of the years mentioned: Year _ Total' Assets While neither side allowed lwspeau ker to antler from the tear that he or she was addreulng a completely hos. tile audience, the ttntianititttry train. ing tactlon showed the Keener ttght- ing splrlt. And so did Its protagonist, Rev. Lawrence Clare, who presided, stated " the close of debate that If- ter llatenlng to tho speakers he felt that he had made a mistake in Imm- duclng them: that he should have in- troduced them as "Major General" MacPhall and "Mr MacBrlen. M. P." C. mums a son. Mtg- Grd mo. ln departing from the usual customi ot the Montreal Forum in having one', speaker give the address. great heat was generated in the Church ot the Messiah on Sunday night on that! highly combustible subject: "Military! training in schoola and pollexea: is' it desirable t". Major General J. H. MacBrlen. former chief of Stall (Na-‘ tlonal Defence) speaking in the " tirmative and Miss Agnes MacPhall,! M. P. in the negative. I iFte?lhsr1ttms lotion Member Canadian Weekly Mum HEATED DEBATE AT MONTREAL BETWEEN A. G. MacPHAIL, M. P. AND MAJ. GEN. MacBRIEN 1875 1855 1895 1905 THE DURHAM REVIEW CRAWFORD W119 and Sons Total' Assets ' 1.419.532.00 3,948,255.00 7,704,525.00 16.652 801.00 48.682.240.00 83.520.820.00 86.559.055.00 90.439.537.00 101,404,602.00 Wo an tony to but that Mr u dy Bron Is la poor health at pres- an. my..." Slurp “blinded my; arm Ionics In Queen Bt Church. " Quinn. for the late Mn Alfred A goodly number from here attend- ed the ale ot Wm Owens Wednesday of thin week. Mr Finley McCall; guarded the funenl of the late Duncan Xchllan. Ceylon Honky of this week. The sympathy of friends here are extend- ed to bereaved parents and one sister. Sorry .to report Mr: Geo. Brown is eonNted to her bcd with a. severe com. We sincerely hope tor e speedy recovery under the care of Dr. Stalker of Hmver. In Mulock items some time ago it was stated a reception was held " the home ot Mr and Mrs Carlyle Me. Donnld. Sorry we were Informed wrongiy about this as were later in- formed no reception was held. JCIOI -. hag-“gait; wedding anniversary.| EM}- 1oeell'JlflNcrohr. IV t CAN: 1 Cow due April 6, 1 cos i Mr McKechnie was born near Duty Florence MacDonald " freeman due July 6. [Cor due Sen. IS, t r ham, Ont. in 1850 and while in the. McFadden 72. Cliirord Moon to. Ellen far-row Cows. 3 Steers and l Hem-l u East was a tamer and r'.',',','",',':.'."',':',','),,', Ti), J. D. Hematite " Myrtle. min; a m ou, 5 a...“ and 1 He. Mrs McKechnie was formerly Mina V. I Manley 69. Ina Milne " George Mc- fer m , m aM, , 5m 9.“... I McNaliy of the Durham Diat. They:Culloch M, Dorothy Ritchie 68. Sarah 8 M Calm. ', were married in 1878. They wentiMeLean on. Ernest Neaves " Elienl Pmtb-1 Brood tbow due March an: . west in not; and settled in the iriiTiiiiiiiire " Mary Beaton u. Dorothy 'moe-git Bat-mi now. no pallet: l stone district. The seven members. I Young M, Harry TMMOV " ‘IM M yearoida, " White Leghorn. l of the family with husbands and GEOMETRY- FORM m i' Band Rock loo-tor. . wives were present. They patented E. oMon M. R “Camden " D AF "EPtatagritNTtr-.. Icon-mick Binder their mother and rather each with an nett M,, R. Adlam " N. Canon " 6 ft at. 1 lower. Pea Harvester I. my chair, Wet of tlowers and . E. Marshall M), M. Brown Mr, R. Tin- Bttndier. Teat ttqt Deftt. my Rake tine anniversary cake. The memberslmnov M, V. Mountain M, C. Ander- Samar. Walking Piow. set Diamonl of the family are John McKechnie of! son M, M. Kelsey to, B. Murdock 9, Karma 3 action, net Hm. Lam Regina: Dan, Willi” “d Earl, or R. McAuiiile s. P. MacArthur a. E. nah" "etntng Mitt. Bet moo lb: Bethune: Mra M Ledittghtrtn, Courate: lwnus 0. Class average " per cent. Bcaies, Ttemits Ptu.er. Metmrttetat, , iMrtt Tom Ledingham. Colgate: Mm. IMama w-gzon. new, with box anr; VG. Jahnke. Bethune. The congratu- BOTANY-PORN I B lamina seat. Hay Rack, Stock Rack lationa ot many friends were receiV- P. Rotsetrorougtt 76, M. Watson Pi',','? Bob-aleigha with box. mbtter-tirrl ed by phone and letter. (Renwick R TI, E. Mervyn 70. J. no. Buggy. Cutter, set Heavy Harm, ---_---- Ronald " M. McEachern " M. Tob, let Plow Harness. act Single Harm-r» in 63, E. Tucker 68, U. Noble " LI About 40 tons min-d Ray. Minna N MULOCK ‘Twamley 61, J Schutz " M. Starrey Timothy. a quantity of Mongols. Su (ii, J. Styles M, A, Turnhull 64. I?!“ Kettle, Cream Separator. QUQ'IH'I (Too late tor “it week,) Milllgan So, w. Thompson " D. no; Heater (now) for Wood or coal, Kiln The Ladies’ Aid Society held their! Arthur 40, G. Mekeehnie 40, o. Nob..vela,Forks. Nerkyokes, Mail-box. law regular monthly meeting at the homt'lle M, F. Murdock 28, W. Middtetorrgirttt Chains. Whitmatre.m. Dniryxlai! of Mrs Amh. McLean. Aberdeen. The', M, E. MeEactutie M. :and cans. and humorous other twirl»- President, Miss McDonald was in; Class average 53.6. TERMtt: Hay, Itoots and all “my ‘chnrze and the aeritrture teaaon yey BOTANY-PORN l A ot no and under. Cash. Over tha; read by Pastor Criekington, followed 3 Feb. 16 1928 amount. " months' elvlit on appml by prayer. In the abaence of the M. Corlett 90 ii. Lelth " J “Med Joint notes, bearing into-rest at r. secretary. Mrs McDonald rem theiconer 71 o. Burnett TI V. l ' hummer cent per annum. Everything muxl minutes of last meeting which wereIn L. Jacques 66 G 1’10 him " B ; be sold, as proprietor is givitut ltr adopted " road. Fttr raising fu,',',t,Gturii't,'2f, a: ii Goodcgild 61 ' A] tarming. another quilt was started, red “who“: 61 I a",i,,i'i',i',ii' tit N 'KelJ WM. BMiTH, JOHN AtTtiEN. white, single Irish chain. Quilt will”. M H. aiiiGiii,' " i, imi f Proprietor. Auction-" which was finished since last men-i C?, ii.' ii.hiiii u L Bi ha- tt e. ing. was sold to Mrs Aligus ','/,eh $33,135.. G “r édlllnwzs‘gni‘siiacr.‘%â€"â€"â€"â€"w-k ' 'ur m. Mrs Fletcler c an' ' - . ' . l Sgntileregaa delightful solo which yy'4'fT/',',',di PJITn l J. Ch“; CRED'T AUCT|ON SALE appreciated by all present. During a. iiit ill' eBott ' G. Eddy " I. EI-i FARM STOCK. IMPLEMENTS, ac. social period refreshments were sent-g , . I ---- -..‘-_ at by th.e hostess. The meetiing clott-l ' C'ttsas 'bverage M.' Per cent " JOHN ttWEEtgEY M by!" repeating the Iarrd'e Ptnrypr', FORM " A-ENG. GRAMMAR 'lwlll hell by Public Auction trt hi, and the singing ot a Aymn. I Gen. Him " n Fun. 91 n .. ._.M,.. - _. ‘ “Sunday. Jan. 29th. the sons and daughters of Mr and Mrs Hugh Mc- Kechnie, Bethune, Sash. met togeth- er at the old home to honor their ‘parents’ golden wedding anniversary. Mr McKechnie was born near Dur- ham. Ont. in 1850 and while in the East was a farmer and contractor. Mrs McKechnle was formerly Miss V. ‘McNaily of the Durham Dist. They Hare married in 1878. They went west in 1906 and settled in the Glad- stone district. The seven members? of the family with husbands and wives were present. They presented their mother and father each with an easy chair, hoquet of [lowers and a tine anniversary cake. The members of the family are John McKechnie of Regina: Dan, William and Earl, of Bethune: Mrs M Ledinxham. Colgate: _ Mrs Tom Ledlngham, Colgate: Mm.) G. Jahnke. Bethune. The congratu- lationa of many friends were receiv- ed by phone and letter. E f' 0.2m; Names ”3:3: In last week's Review appeared a write-up of the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Hugh McKechnie of Beth- une, Sask. From mother source the following has since been reeeived,re- hung to this imortant event in ttw lives ot this worthy couple: Hed Lady Lambton, the mother at the first Earl ot Durham, who be. came Governor of Canada and his sis- ter married the tint Earl ot Carnarv- on. This Earl of Egremont was very rich and his chief seat known as Princely Petworth. close to the town at Petworth in Sussex standing in a Park surrounded by a wall twelve miles long, is described as a temple of all that grace and refined human nature, rich in the noblest production ot treniutr--whatever the scholar. the sculptor. the painter could produce. When the Earl died unmarried in 1887, he was succeeded by " neph- ew, Geo. Wyndham, born 1876. who was a captain in the Royal Navy. He died without issue and the title be- came extinct. The title ot the Wynd- hams was taken from the town or Egremont, on the Broad River, Cum- berland Co., near the irish Sea. Eg- remont Castle, described as strong but not large. was built in 1070. In ancient times Egremont was a bor ough, but it was ditrtmnettitred on pe- tition of the inhabitants, who thought the expense of representation exceed- ed the benetlttt. Ancient charters show that about the time of King John the inhabitants of Egremont were in a state of abject vassalage. There is another Egremont in Caer- marthen. Wales. This township wu named utter George O'Brien Wyndham. third Earl of Egremont. born 1751. died 1887, who succeeded his father in 1763. He does not appenr to lave ind much liking tor politics. Although n utr. eral he supported Pitt's war policy and pluced him" at the head of a body of volunteers. His brother mar baacan EGREMONT TOWNSHlP (1040) Strong Ezrensont for ulr must snap, Beauchamp undoes his vlsmlup. --Iord of the Isles Golden Wedding in Sash. Origin of Tommi) Names id Grey Co. or. Att work demo "us' 1%.}:3: runner and smnmun gut-meat I ( Geo. Hay " B. Clarke M, G. Mc- 1Crae 82: Dorothy Pickering M, D. "'irth tg, A, Bell 77. G. Glass 76. C. Rowe 76, M. Mont 76. C. Tnynor 76, T. Bell Tii, D. Ritchie 74, N. Me- Intyre 74. Geo. Noble Tlt, J. Renwlck 72. E. Harding 70. E. Baird 68. C. Mltchell 68, N. Burnett 68. K. Wllson 67. V. McLean " ll: Allen 65. R. McGlrr 63, P. Vollett " . Average) " per cent FORM ll B-ENG. GRAMMAR c. Mama M, u Whltlnore 79. Ll. Reeny w. N. have TS, K Wham 68. E. MoGlllmy " D. Robluon ttl L. Hopkins a. H. Wilson " Alex: Taylor 68, M. McFadden Bl, A. Ruck-l ie 61. M. Amman; " H. Ryan 55.; P. MeArthur 56. W. Sum: " L Bell 41, N. Manam- 40, R. Cupenter 40. l Average 60 per cent A load of you: would: from um etettstttta,tttt',,r"""" .8991: school Friday but l Mr Flaky McCullg‘ spent several may: this Week at the home of " aunt at Top Glut. who is seriously _,' Ranks ot examinations hhld In Durham High Btehoot Feb. "th, 1938 Persons desirous ot erecting mon- nenu or having inscription work no on those til-nay meted-MM an)! me before Much; that; ogd. How they cure Coll; Throwing lots of fuel into the stove and putting more test into the am- puign he stool back gleefully waiting for the ammunition to other strength prepuatory to hurling the explosive right Into the camp of the microbes, when there was a "remp that illuminated the room and sent Mme: sky-rocketing towards the ceiling. . sink. Curiously enough he got no heated up he didn't need the liquor md put. ting an old stocking around " neck went to bed and fought the cold trom this vantage point,, arising in the turning fully recuperated without having to inscribe the cure to the efficiency of any particular brand ot booze. it was a. close call but the water wagon won out. The debau- which “a to be held Petr. an In the church was postpon- ed on "count ot the storm to Tues- dny night heb. 28. ' Everybody come. ot "Wolkerwn home, when t promin- ent citizen in a battle against 1 cold undertook to boil down some brandy on the stove with a view ot getting such a kick out of the remedy thatit would knock all the dlseue germs clear out of his system. Foregoing his campaign admit; the germs he started tn to ttgttt the tire “end and the _ he threw thel moisture from the ktchen tap show: ed that tie had sun some faith left] in water. Seven] times he was: tempted to rush to the phone to or" the brigade but as the flames begun! to subside. he stayed with the taps' Walker!” Bruce Tlmu (all. at cm- nu thou who bolied llquor on “on to on In etttra kick to cure a cold, with following results The ttre brigade came nearly being called out to quench . blue in I loc- Durham High School won the MONUMENT! fight from the kitchen '. J. MeFttdget, in Walkeml E" r",.' Roller. Pinning XIII. not 200 . cent. Sales. “run hum. swam “than Wm new. with box ppm: sent. my Rack. Stock on Fi',',t Bobsleigh: with box. nhbm I. no. Hussy. Cutter. not [law In JOHN .WCENIV, 1N0. O'NEK. V Phtpetetor T Atutuea,r4 tougtgtte.eredtt Villhglvonon tle,,':: mod but “as. war - Wu‘urmtpermum Meow , yr: old an. tn April; Cow “PM In cull; 8 Steers 2 yrs old; 3 Halter: t yrs old; , Steer Ctslves 8 well bred SHEEP tumour/i in lamb; 1 brood sow "peed In Pir. IMPLEMENTS. ae.....- Humanism: glider. C ft cm: Doom Mower 5 [went-um. halt mile north or Dot-now Holland tomb"). on MONDAY. FEB. 27. 1328 at one o’clock. the following unit‘s?» 'rorumtr--aeadine 7 yrs old, Mar" 7 "I Old In foul. Driving Ian 01le yrs old. CArrub-- T you: old due Fets 18t 'udeowevrsekd-aeet, 19; ot 810 and under. Can. Over that amount. " macaw cn-llt on appnm ed Joint notes. bearing interest at a per cent per mnum. Everything must I T121135: Alt sum: of no a: t um! yer ash. Over that moan: li.' m. cudu on unloved Joint notes. bo, l In; Imam at 6 per cent per aux-um 'Evory‘thlnx must be sold as the pm 1mm in giving up farming. 3|)ng sou. my M Stock Rack not Wield:- With box, nbbertirwl Busy. Cutter, let Heavy Harne., let Plow Rune“. not Slade Harm.“ Samar. Wuklng Pidir-,"t,ei-idirol' layout} locum. net Him-.143»! will sell by Public Auction at Lot tir, Con. 2 B. D. R.. Bentinck. on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY = t92tt at One o'clock, the following; HORSES: 1 team General Pan-ow Mural. 1 General Farrow Horse lo in" old. CATTLE: l Cow due April 6. l cow due July 6. {Cor due Sept. Mr, z fut-row Come. 3 Steers And 1 Helm mlu8muoll.$8lnorsm IHe: for m , m a , Spring Oahu» 8 Fall Wm. PMW--t Brood Sow due March 3m 1r0W%-4tt Burma Rocks. 20 pallets I“ 20 vandal. " White Mom“ 1 m Rock honour. "EPtatamNTtr-.- lean-luck Blane-r 6 n an. I Imr. Pea "that” I Per. To: his Drill, my Rake, CHAS H. REAY, Proprietor ROOT. BRIGHAM, Auctioneer FURNITURE: cool or word runs-u Ream' thenm Separator (mart. new).; 8 beds, , sets bed Spring): 1 Duly churn, couch, , extension tals a. 1 sideboard. 1 sewing machine, I Inlet. % dog. dining room chairs. v wrhir, l wb and numerous othe articles. FARM STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS HORSES: I matched span man; 1 pun! yum-e hone. CAN: 1 now, (ml, can u mm 1 Dub: cow, all at foot; Iltu: ha.- cow. fresh; I Berton! cow. dut- Apru 12: 1 Durham cow due Arr! M: t WV BOW: l Hl‘rford rov. “M In May MP. fr savers and : baton. mm , yum: 3 Mwn and 3 heifers Hung I year: , cam-s bah, beef type. P108: 1 Brood now due wa. '..'x " am pm weighing 180 lbs. SHEEP: 30 sheep “(ELEMENTS ' l Massny Harri- Wer. ' ft; I Frat & Wood mm: er: McCormick Bord drill. 11 how , Mu. Ru. Hay Rake; 1 disc; lmw national wagon (nearly new); I u,' 1m narrow : net bob sleigln; . t'ii'ie'i.r,,'i'i?iie.l'i'lrie'?:' top bung} cutter; lick: Vim boy; no.) rick; 1|:me pulper: out team ham can; not Jingle "mess; 3N plum". harness; 1 pair oolhr tops. BOWL: " Barred Rock Imus (in. A to tarp, a pure bred lock romn-r-~, ", ducks; , - and 1 gander. HAY & GRAIN: so was hay, Bun. Imtrrovpid Dunner Bred 0m. FARM .TOCK. IMPLEMENTS, and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Let " Con 1, 0.0.8., Mtinck 8% miles West of Durham CREDIT MICRON SALE new mam BALE TUESDAY, MARCH 0th, 1920 we at 1 pm. " B. 23, I928 In]. I.“ " the Pro WM. SMITH " SMITH Ml on Tuvalu} .- "th m ttteip Pt' :‘Jml The Famous fi with Junior A - Man! ' tertlrtp w I“ I.” of Mr and Mr Get our Price u t Mona buys... 6000: oeuveneo m lhznl Homh'd Hm” wr u Murmur Mr. per but . " (hand: Flour. pr bar. $arut PAM Flour. per h M “our. pr bag ..__ Pastry Mr. " ttt has . Pilot Flour. per bse . _ .I ”ugh IN “our, p--r Jil Prairie We Flour. par ty Custom Ch Best Qualit Do You Look in the Foods ILATCHFORD'I CALF. GUNN'S MG 60 BEEF Prompt an The famous Rogers "T “sin! year, is the thnt every manhunt! to attain. The former I you an buy it in ma - (hum into 3 t2tS---rro w m' them yo operand trt.' It yov'e mud" on m Brant t, tiate-te mm tor There I Sets. Take adxanm rosolrte Rogers "utftt on the market today. JOHN Now at th THE P HENDER All Kinds oi la Wo " " You should. lteaithr and ' food with re: Broad i FEB. 23, l at has a "M" Get Battery and furth U le 1.31:1