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2 rm Bt. I and Is We welcome. es. Mr Me. from Eur English und e with the they get to treat fin. fart hip I buy that spa ' 01t real: of South Friday with my". 9y 8 weather In! {any as wall rustic: were Now ova-r meter again. n price Liberal. in: daily was. in; belwm th matirat " of "nor In In to be the ' ould hero tht the East. Wetrt and n cm des are wil- how 19eer Lina». In” 1 at ILL " EAST nd Kinda th noprob rim: wt ion Mi n peoples who do noone we! km {onion )ntarh manu '" 'ttttt x c-'ct" Sunday at Conn Mama’s. \'|«‘xmrs home for the hoWiar were: .'_~,--‘ Marjory McLean. Nellie Mo L. it."', Flown” and Eva Cuzco. ol. ,. \Irlman, Doris McLean. Esther ’v’vhnus. Sadie McKinnon. Murray ", rm] and Clifford Htneu, all of -. mm") mum New. Melancthon: , a.) “rho-an. Granville: Alex Me '. ,m Mono East: Allan Melanin. Mo. n mu: Anna Mary luau. Bum p. tire the weather 3nd M a avlay there was a 8006 SIM mm! -7 :u the Hall to hear Mr men-nu hnrn Cones». He is I in smi- - and MIMI-ed a the norm. Mr. 'ulnnis is spending his Easter FF 'x-un in Prteevitte and will be here . Sunday. We hope the roads and .thx' will be mom favonble. m Mef'ormaek made I but»: " to Toronto last week. Mr and Mrs A. L. "MKS Bpertt lrr,tanee is one who Ant 5-. ovcrlooked or forgotten. Do You Look for Food Values in the Foods You Buy ? Yum should. You cannot be happy unless you are healthy and you cannot be healthy unless you eat food, with real nourishment in it. Bread is the food of foods. Because it's fhurand milk and compressed yeast combined "into a loaf that has an appetite satisfactitn in every slice. Bread is your Best Food-Eat mate of it. r’mmpt and courtnous delivery service. All Kinds of Fancy Baking Thn merchant who occasio- “Ily calls .customefs by 1m The newspaper editor emtrtttt on this trait in him nature. He mentions mrtr. itubor," names frequently Luau» he knows they wilt I‘m for them in his m. E'rn-mllmess begets friendli- CU" 'N. How can you or I hop Amy from a merchant who mend: his money to Show hm interest in out affaimt We can't. An occasional call will make it almost impossible for them to stop trading with you. Bayou realize that tteta-fthe hrgnst returns you an - (UIC from the expenditure of n mull sum is to be had by cling: up old customers occasionally by Long DU. tame? Call up your customers by long distance PRICEVILLE tLjj2i,r" H EN0EPS0ri's BAKERY A PRIL 12, t928 l Mr John Parsiow, alter many gmontha ot pain and suffering, borne ',with Christian patience and fortitude massed to the Great Beyond on Fri- ,day 6th April. Funeral on Monday. ’the 9th, conducted by Rev. Mr Mc- Cormack at the house and McNeil's l/iiiiiii"iis1 There was a large turnout for friends and neighbors. Miss Loulu Watson and Mr Allie Molnnes, teachers. home for the hol- ldnys. from Beeton and Mono Mills respectively" both good readers of mu. sie, lent their assistance to the choir of St Column on Easter Sunday. The voluntary selection was "The Glad Eastertlde" by A. Blerly. At the evening service Miss Watson sangln tine voice “Rainbow of God's Prom- ise." Mlss Vicky McMillan. also home from her school near Shelburne was the emeient organist on the oc- caslons, Flowers provided by Miss I The thaw has done considerable Homage. The dam " the Mill been .wnshed nay and this means a long l time and a lot ot money to replace it. I It in a heavy loss to Mr Wright and a drawback to the community. I And the Immune bridge is under repair. There is also a bad washout, Eat the bridge and this unisex! the 'tttme to cease. It made it very itt, 1convenient to get to the bridge hav. jinz to go round on across D. Hincks' sideroad. It meant a long drive ,Robt. Shortreed carrying the mail. in“: we hope It will soon be t1xed up , again. the dam ot Mr Ed. Wright's mill was swept away-t little over two rods of it. The mill itself was in dug- pr before the break occurred. Thlsis an unfortunate happenlng to the young man who has Just recently started and was making good. _ Owing to the unprecedented mild, thawing weather the past week on the great banks of now In this lo- cality and the consequent river Mods san: Donald: Nichol. nou- Durham : Giivray McLean. Durban: Jessie and Nobel Nichol. Hesherton high school. Miss Ida Blacks. Eugenia and Miss Willa McCuaIg Tiverton. . Arthur Richardson. Swlnton Park. spent Sunday at Alex Carson‘s. Mr and Mrs Hector McLean spent Sundny with S. Line friends. Messrs Alfred Blacks, Peter John. ston. Wm Ramage and Miss Marion Muir. intend tnklnig in the O.E.A. in Toronto this Week. Today. Mondny. the funeral of the late John hrslow takes place at his realdence. Mr Parslow has been a long sullen-er and bore it with great Patienee. Much sympathy is ex- tended to all the Borrowing ones in their sad bereavement. Truattf" home {balding underwent many repairs by j the omen since. being D McDonald and the present owner. Mr. Maxim inon's work will be men yet on the ‘nnny fume home. he put up in the In every tune 'tf the Globe we see, tseted, to tret t'l'ltten tNtrtitteate from no my death. and I) few nun-Ing- either the Tp. Road Supt. or one ot on and m; It m told or . Inln- the Councillors before puyment will tater who was performing n. manage be made, eertWintt that add kneels on n stormy (by that he said: " beneAt to the mad In “no“ ot Under this root In stormy mther [deep 'mow. Bonus to he Me per ml t Join this man and woman mum. Merretehi--Btt- : Tint the fol- In every km 91 the Globe we see no my deaths And to few nun-ing- " and Ill-tbs. It no told of 1 min- We congntuhte the citizens of Pricevllle by having Mr and Mrs Col. in McLean and family as citizens. As welt u 1 good farmer Mr leLeun is a good churchmen. Mr Holman has our old farm on the Durham Rd. yet 1nd probably he will tarm on a smaller scale than usual. Bat it I: hard to get rid of farm halt: from the darts of youth. The old house on the farm on lot " NDR. which we put up " years ago with Hugh Me. Kinnon as trainer. stands there yet as nrmonnment of olden times. The The last year Alex Aljoe was on the farm at Edge Hill he sowed grain on the 9th April. Quite a contrast from this April. Councillor John McKechnle had to name around Edge Hill line to get to the Township Hall last Stun-day on acountc of the approach to the bridge at Dunbar’: floating. The main budge is all rlght. Reeve Brodie walked to the meeting owing to had roads. Some were ploughing Fridny and Saturday. A Joky old highlander at dinner in an hotel was asked by the waitress if he would have pie or pud- ding. He said “i'll have them both ma'am please." So we give some of the olden times as well as the pres- ent. Pat was at a dinner in a. hotel. The waiter brought a small quantity of meat on his plate but he pretend- cd it was only a sample. Pat says. "That's a kind man, bring it along.’ Bo we will give. of such as we lave. Tis Monday is somewhat milder af- ter the big blow Sunday. Churches were not too full owing to storm. Sawing wood is continued yet but will soon be put off for more pres- sing work. Still another death. The toll of the bell had hardly ceased when its mourniui dirge was again heard, tel. ling of the passing away of a young man in the prime of manhood, Archie McDonald, nephew ot the McArthur's, near Dornoch. Arch. was raised from childhood by his uncle Duncan and aunts. He left many relatives in the Co. of Grey, being McDonald on his tathcr's side and McArthur on his mother's. Many friends would have like to have attended the funeral but circumstances prevented them. The funeral Friday last was largely at. tended. The condolence of his many friends are extended to them. Chas. Kennedy and Arch McDonald attend- ed the funeral from Edge Hill. The old pioneers are passing away fast. Miss McLean was laid 'to rest in McNeal's cemetery, Mr McNeal was a cousin of deceased and his liberal, ity in granting the 5 acres for a cem- etery is appreciated. It is pretty well dotted with monuments. The death of Miss Many Ann, Me Lean reminds us of the passing of a lady well and favorably known in Pricevllle and vicinity. Miss McLean came to con 19. Proton with her fath- er and mother " years ago when there were no roads but a track thru the bush to get to their new home. Hence the subject of our writing was only in her 10th year and she has experienced the hardships of being a resident of Proton woods. Her two brothers passed away a number of years ago and she was left alone in her cosy home at Priceville where; they moved many years ago. After1 disposing of their Proton farm. Miss! McLean every winter went with her friends to Chicago where she passed away a couple of weeks ago. Miss McLean was a good church lady and when at the old home in Proton, she often made the remark thatthey; could not maker fences to keep heri from trespassing by taking a short cut through the farms in Artemesia. coming to the old kirk at the grave- yard. Miss McLean had a line person- ality in her youthful days and often remarks made Bald that she wasl fairest of her sex coming to the old kirk. Her hair in curls showed that she took pride of her beautiful hair, and as bobbing was a thing to bei practised by her sex in future, she! did not know what it meant. At the annual presentation of med- als and prizes at the Northern But} “was College, Owen Sound, last Thursday, James Milne of Elmwood, a former Bentlnck boy, and more rec- ently resident in Pricevllle, won two Prizes-tor rapid writing and rapid calculation. . PRICEVILLE & GLENELG 7‘ -_~ yum-unwell“ by preaching on the eleventh. "A new commandment I give unto you that ye love one another.” The others were “Thou shnlt not" but ms was direct by a greater than Moses. Best sermon of any. Misses Doris and Olive McLean and Sadie McKinnon and Miss Mary Belle MeArthur and Hilda Mckeehnie trom Orangevllle Collegiate Intstitute, were Easter holldny vlsltors here. W. W. Range left for Toronto on Monday as delegate to the 0. E. A. in session this week from Pricevllle School. Alice Remy deconted the table. Rev. B. G. McComck had tt sub- Ject Ippmprhte for Enter In the morning service and in the evening a continuance of the Commandments ' Show Valum, Ward 1 t Wm Edge Ward 2, Mat. McInnes: Ward 3. B. H. Wright: aWrd 4. Colin McArthur I The other By-lnw No. TOI, requires any rateparer penrtserttthg I claim to [Council for bonus for wire fence er- Colin MeArthur, P. Darcy, John Quillinan. For Road No. 9: Wm Henderson. Wm McCarthy For Road No. 10: Lorne Livingstone For Road No. ttt Wesley Alike”. Foneovlowon t J. G. Firth. J. D. McFarden, The! Bell, Walter Nichol. Jno. Stodhu't. Jno. “chem, Wesley Bell. W. J. Hamilton, D. H. McDon- an. Donna Menuhin. Jno McCarthy, an. Wright., L. Cr. Helm. W Jug. Albert Coffey. The. Gleam. John Meal-nth. J. H. Rob-on. Em. Pom. [ Poundkupon: Wm O'Nara, June: Ellison. Em Noble. Peter Darcy. In] Anon, Henry Eclhu-dt. W H mu term. R. English. l Thou. Timmins, M Quminm For Road No. 7: Wm Sweeny, Harold Watson For Road No. a: H. Weppler sec Sinclair. For Road No. IV. Wm Banks, D. For For Road No. 3: D. J. 'McArthur For Road No. 4: Roy Brown, N. Melosh, Alex Vaug- han, Albert McNally. H J Atkinson. For Road No 2: L McFadden. H Eckhardt. Wm Me Met on Saturday. April 7. Mem. bers were all present, minutes read and approved. Two by-laws were passed. No. 700 appointing Township Officers for 1928 as follows. Patrolman for Road No. 1: Some of the farmers around here are busy making maple syrup and it sure is a. treat tho' this season has not been very good so far. . Mimi Annie Scott of Eadieros spent the week end with her friend, Miss [is McCannel, Mr Geo. Black and Carlyle Machl- Ian spent an evening at Mr Wm Hay's last week. Miss Mary MacCannell returned back to Toronto after spending a con- ple ot weeks at her home. Mr Henry Richardson ot Toronto and Mrs Remy ot Port Elgln spent the Easter holidays at Mr WA. Rich- Mason's. The river has been very high, over- tiowintr its banks, and our mall man couldn't get all the way around. It has been higher this year than ever before. Congratulations to Mr Robt Watson an! Miss Jean Earnahaw, who were recently married. Today Tuesday ig bright and beau. mm so now we are hoping to get some tUte. weather. Little Eva Street. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Street at Traveraton Mill, met with a very painful tuter dent Saturday while playing around the mill. She was riding on the car- rier when her feet got caught, break- ing her ankle and cutting a deep gash in her leg. Dr. Carefoot of Markdnle was called and dressed the fractured limb and wound. At time ot writing the little patient is doing nicely. Mr and Mrs Vincent Paylor met with what might have been a serious accident Sunday evening when they were returning home from his fath- er's. In front of W. R. Jack's, the front axle of the buggy broke, allow- ing the buggy to turn over with Mr and Mrs Payior and two children, Luckily they got oft with a few bruis- es and scratches. The horse and front wheels reached home tirgt. Mr Basil and Miss Jennie Davis spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Har. old Lawrence, Eqremont, Sorry to report that little Miss G. Young is seriously m with pneumon- ia at the home of her aunt, Mrs John Laughlin. Mrs Dan McAumfe spent over the holiday with her daughter Mrs Wan. amaker in Durham. Mr Ellison Baker, Toronto, spent over the week end at his home on the 10th. Mrs Jackson has returned home af- ter spending the past week with her daughter at Swlnton Park. Miss Reta Barbour ls spending the Easter vacation with her parents in Egremont. This might have been said u a. Joke by the preacher, but it contains good meaning att the same. Over 50 yea: Mo, the late Rev Chas. Cameron of Priceville walked somewhere north of Ceylon to perform a marriage, the roads being impasstble to drive. The parties are living yet and this will remind them ot their experience to be unionists. We wish them long life yet on the south line ot Artemesia. def. Ever put this man SWAMP COLLEGE Glenda Council but He who rule: the thun- THE DURHAM REVIEW ZION H. McDonald, 2, Jos Koebol. D, v--Ltretta Vuey. Iv-ill, Bat- livan. June: Sullivan, Magnum.- Lister. Gerard Vuey. Victor Sweeny. Br m-Norah Lister, Edwin Shove". Denis Visey. Jr ur-Mar-rite Heft. Monica Vasey, John Vasey. tr-- Stella Moran, Fund: Kiel». Rose MonEn. Sr I---wler Henderson. Gordon Hpndenon, Murray Smith, Aileen Dnmvel. Jr 1--viotet lic- Leod. Mary Shawl]. Agnes Hen. Pr --Patrir" Lister, Jack Show". Wal- ter Kietter. 1 S. S. NO. 3 BENTINCK Sr Iv-Gladys Alexander, Borden Brown, Gordon Coutts. Jr IV-Joe McCulloch, Jean Coutts, Lillian Park, Russell Bartman. Sr m-Claren & Charles Muhton eq.,, Geo Bailey. Br ll --Orace new. Myrtle Bartmm. Al. hen, Reay, Clifford Brown. Herbert Wells, Jr Ir-gears Retry, Pen-l Bartmn. Br l-Bernice Wlae. Ruth Barman. Sr Pr-Howard Balley. l, Sr Iv-Corinne Lawrence. Myrtle jMcLean, Margaret McLean. Jr IV--. '.:, Muriel Brown, Rena Clarke, Herbie L Miller. Clarence Ritchie. Sr m-c. lMlller. Sr Ii-Johnny Vessie, Archie ibean. Jr u-Georgie Miller, Glenna f.‘ lawrence. Sr r-im-trims Veasie, " Ewen Ritchie. Sr Pr-Marion" ’1 Vessie. Mitchell McLean. Jr Pr-R. .' Miller, Gordon Vessie. I inlay McKechnle, teacher I s. S. NO 9, BENTINCK i Sr Iv-Florence McCaslin 77, Alma iAnderson IU. Sr m-Irene Subject 79. Grace McCuliln 74. Erie Arder- l son 62. Sr Ir-Aera Subject TT, Don. (ttld McGregor 73, Steven Stinson ir'.) (gr li-Mary McGregor 70. Sr r-Vero; ‘McCaslln Ti), Alice Subject 78, Ber. ,nice Bell 67. Sr Pv--Gltuiyts Walk- (er, Lloyd Subject, Helen Sh'erk. Jr (Pr-Eleanor McGregor, Gordon Hae. Ry. Sr Iv-Sicily Hopkins, Maude Pic- ken, Reta Vollett. Jr Iv-Clarence Ritchie, Amen; Manta‘. James Arm- strong, Raymond Hopkins'. Jr m-- Wilhelmine Mumo‘ Irvine Mountain. Pred Rosetsomutrh*, Gordon Dyer, Alfred Dyer, Doris Dyer, Dawson Vollett. Sr H--Stunth Dyer, Daniel Arwstrong‘. Freda Ritchie, Smith Hopkins. I --hurtraret Murdock'. Elia Vollett. Sr Pr-NN Hiscox. Elmer Noble, Milton Mame. Jr Pr --Wilhelmltie Hopkins, Ernest Mur- dock‘. Average utendnnce ti: ‘present ev- ery day. ss. NO. tr, GLENELG Br m-Willie Peart 77, Violet Banks 71. Clara Jack 66, Mary Me. Nab 58. Jr m---Datiry Street 60, El. vie Hustle 51. Ada Banks 38. Br I-- Walter Street. Pr t--Bruce Clark, Victor Street. Figures denote per centage taken tor Easter tests. 'lle Lawrence, Lilian Common. Fred Arnett, Clarence Hargrave. Sr m--- Doris Lawrence. Clarence McNally. Jr IIr-Gordon Greenwood. John Col- linson. James Wilson, Allie MoGlrr. Br "---Martraret Brown. Jr II-Har- ry Lawrence, Victor Amen. Cecil ll Brown. Dorothy Lawrence.. I-Ar. thur Newell, Phyllis Lawrence, Violet Collinson, Cllllord Llnduy. Br Pr-- Olive Newell, Charlie Brown, Gordon Greenwood. Jr Pr-Harold Ambe- S. S. NO. 9, GLENELG IV-Ruby Lawrence, Davey Allen, Susie Greenwood, Clara Jacques. Ed. No. on roll. " B. S. NO. l, NORMAXBY Br l-Lucy Roblns, Jack Smallmn. Sr m--EIgin Petty Irene Petty. Tom- my Watson. Susle Marshall. thlace Marshall. Jr m--Howtuxt Mnrshall. Jessie Marshall. Sr ti-Wilfrid Mar- shall. Melville Robins. Jr li-Auan Watson. Sr r--Miltord Robins. JrP Pr-Norman Robins. . DORNOCH SEPARATE SCHOOL Council adjournm to May 5th for regular bathe“. . $1.50 each, for one hut day Invest!- xnung re blind tine " mt of lots, facing on con 1 EGR. and of those facing on con 2 EGR: Wm Banks. , cords ot wood for tall. 88. Curried. Mekeehttie--Biack: Thu we do not ante-ruin nccount of Dr Milne ot 89 for services. Carried. lowing 1601mm- be paid: For Road Improvements " per voucher No 8, 8599.21 : E. A. Weppler on salary as Assessor 875: Reeve & John Boyd. U. S. S. No 2, BENT. & GLEN, S S. NO. ll, BENTINCK SCHOOL REPORTS lam Sullivm. teacher H. H. MacDONALD, clerk R. L Barbour, teacher Donalda Nichol, teacher E. W. Petty, teacher E. J. Allan, teacher J. W. Kerr, {usher Irvin Sharpe teacher 0mm Dede, New Nocturne. Leone With. Automate. Autumn“, Etc. Fully prepared Ind properly executed on the shorten notice P. F. MICARTHUR. Durh- NOTARY PUILlc, tMtNtfEVANeEtt, DATED It “Wharton this Mth day of March A. D. 1928. Mama! Calder, Executrix of William Calder, Deceased, by her Solicitor. Campbell Grunt AND NOTICE in further given that after the last named date the Execu- trtx will prooewl to dlltrlbute the Et. tate, having regard only for the clung ot which the then shall hare received notice. IN THE MATTER ot the Estate of WILLIAM CALDER,. late of the Town of Durham. in the County ot Grey. Gentleman. Deceased. NOTICE It? HEREBY GIVEN, pur- suant to the Stltute In that behalf. that all Creditors or persons lining cluims against the Estate of the said William Calder, Deoeued, who died on or about the 3m dar of Johnny. A D. 1928, are required to forward the Mme duly proven. to Margaret Calder at Durham, Ontario, the he cutrix of the Estate of the said Wil- liun Calder, Deceased. on or below the 27th day of April, A. D. 1928. I Thirty II! use. ttatheeed It the :home ot In E. Ashley on Ttutmday Pet for the April meeting or the iWomen's Institute ma spent a pleas- ant afternoon. ful Heir. ahampooing, cue end dress sing.'. She began by telling the for- mation of the hair and how the gen- eral health and blood supply must be good it we would have healthy Mir. As the hair was a ‘wonun'a crowning glory' it should not be neglected may more than our bodies. Aa heatth was the royal road to beauty' let us not neglect our health. Mrs McPherson ciao answered several questions ask. ed at the close of her all. The choir gum two selections Which were much enjoyed 'The been that was broken for me' and 'Nailed to the Cross.' There was community singing. In the damlng contest put on, Mrs John Hamilton was Itst, Mrs C Kim nee 2nd: Miss Leah McColnb trd, Lunch was served at the close. Mrs McPherson's - was also instructive. Her subject was 'Beuuu- The new business and correspond- ence m dealt with: . letter In: rend {tom the Sec'y or the Armenian Relief. expreuing npprecintion ot the help the Institute were giving and explained some changes in the work. Two boxes of clothing. Inyette, quilt, etc. have recently been sent to A Smith station in New Ontario from the district. Miss Magnet McGirr was made a member of the League of Nations Society and will receive the literature published end willkeep the members in active touch with the no. tivitiea ot the We of Nntiona. There were two inure-ting pnpers. Mrs Chu. Home ave n timely and helpful paper on Moor finishes. their advantages and dittadvantagets.' She told how to treat the different woods and the tittiqhete required for best service and appearance. Wall tinishea were also dealt with. (kdhretsiiiraot Pleasantly flavored, easy to take, children like $tilfT't "illll.tlllli Answer: Growing chil.. dren,and particularly girls, need vitamin-rich nourish- ment to help them through critical stages of extreme tax on their LESSON No. 16 f,,tat'ittg Why do growing c . ten, rtic- ulcrly girls, 'f,'e"gi"',',g,2. sified cod-liver oil ? NOTICE TO CREDITORS mum McLaughlin-'0 can” ONT AKIU ARCHIVE: TORONTO Duh- Wouel’s Inst Each member ot the an! II . University Mute lad on one:- lenced cachet. I. Junior Matriculauon . 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