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ist re g - 25 years and it is grown: more humanitarian etteh yt aarden Party, Aug. 2nd Trinity Church Garden be held on Thursday eve 2nd, on the grounds of ind-um Mr Harvey MN New Bummer felts now on display in all the new shades and shapes Misses Tn)”. Trinity Chureh Garden Party will be held on Thursday evening. Aug. 2nd, on the grounds of Mrs David Jackson. Mr Harvey Mer. eomed- inn will be present and there will be an Old Time Fiddlors' Contest. Ewing. the young son ot Mr and Mrs Will Buchan. Dunnvmo. bad a ccaple or toe honen broken while at play at Thos. Ritchie's barn at My Hill last week. He slipped " a step ladder. and the ladder also went. tal. line across the loos. VOL. LI, NO. 30 The Durham Women's Institute will meet at the home ot Mrs J. b'. Giles nu Thursday, Aug. 2nd. A mp" will he triven by Miss McGlrr. also an ad- dress by Dr. Belt. Community sing- tug. All members are urgently re- quested to be present. Vlsllors also .u-ll'ome. Mr Arthur M, Toronto Manda Que-ted t lid Trinity Ct heir annual emoon last ng grounds labor no a roublt in: arm bu irMa whrre they h an to attend " the Presby in Rettina. Juanita-rs wh sister. Mrs TI Mr McGowan brothers in ch Wonderful Proceuion A hermit friend has of the Detroit News, military spectacle of The occasion was “ion in sorkman Ibis pantie was given to me " Man who lived and died as death nmlly 2000 years ago " “as the: bizgt-st thing of its klndl INNES - YOUNG b m rit'o'll In tlw ctty. 'o:tter parades vnoritit i war. or commerce, or labor:: Buffalo. on July Nth. wasthe scene vhir pumiv “as Elven to the glory of ot a pretty wedding, when Gertrude, " Man who lived and tlietlas we know tldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo. tlt-alh mam 2mm wars ago." ”bung. was united in marriage to _ . Mr Walter lnnes. son of Mr and Mr: Red Cross Tea a Pteasartt Affair (Arthur lanes ct Durham. The bride The ladies of the Red Cross Society and groom are spending their honey- ~lago'd a pleasing function on Tut) moon with Durham relatives. 1Lay aftwrmmn on the verandah and Those at a... wedding from Durham, lawn cf Mrs " Jamieson, when in, were Mr and Mrs Arthur Young, Mr rrrponsc- to invitations broadcasted, and Mrs Wilson and Mr and Mrs. man) took mhun'ax» and the beau- Wells. ital July day “as enjoyed to the lull. . - . - “.3 Jamieson extendéd a \velccme to: att thr. guests. while at a prettilr REV. and MR8. ARMSTRONG __, ------r..% unl H'IAV im "may wok alunuuzmo- an“ um m.-- iml July day was enjoyed to the (all. Ws Jamieson extended a welcome to a.“ the guests. while at a prettily qlecoralrd ttoral table. Mrs John Kel. ly and Mrs W. H. Smith poured tea. There were many attentive assistants nnd at intervals. Mr Craig with his banjo during the alternoon supplied oweet music. About 370 was made. We ot" r: fs - 1Crc.q?Itl, I'm flames Aberdun Womcn's Institute The Aberdeen Branch ot above so l iety hold their July meeting at home of Mrs Jas. Hewlett. with an attend- ance of 27. The meeting was opened Mr Mr and Mrs John McGowan retum l lust week from their Western trip. h: n- they Iv" almost two monthu " to attend tue General Assembly the Presbyterian Church. mmnitttt Regina. They visited their two tughtvrs while away, Mr McGowan‘s Mer. Mrs Date at Mcthe. Sabin: r MeGowan's sister in Sash. and others in Manitoba. They were eased with their trip and Both feet urh tmirroved in health as a. result. ;.m-e at 27. The meeting was opened with scripture read by Mrs Jas. Kw- rn. followed by Lord's Prayer. The minutes of June meeting were read F also several letters of appreciation 1mm members tor ttowers and fruit received. The report of the Dist. Am nual was lead by Mrs Heslett. club, swinging by Miss Mary Lamb: com-‘ munity singing: a talk on the North; by Miss Catherine McLean who has: been successful in passing her Nor. mal at North Bay: a line talk on ttur, nishlng tt room in the new wing oil Hoopitnl by None Fetus: roll all m answered by helpful hints. The ladies of this Branch intend holding n new in the school on Aug. 10th. The National Anthem cloned the meeting and In Heslett and helpers served lunch. The next meeting will Demolition” oeMrsphitip McDonald. Aug. 17. all] ladle- wel- " " weet music Inity Churr'tt Sunday School hid . annual picnic on Thursday " oon last at the McClock-lin camp- grounds at Rocky Saucer! md I was 'ehildren's day' all men! everything possible to make it a or memories for the school. s has otttee Thu. Wh commutes derful Procession in Daron Mimi! friend has sent us a copy w Ibrtmit News. setting forth a ary spectacle of swat beauty. occasion was a tine colorful law of Imam») Knights Templars 'nlng through the clly witnessed oo.tttrt) citizens. The paper says Mi AFR the biggest thing of its kind 'n in the city. '01tter parades war. or commerc'e. or labor; nde was given to the glory of (-nir nine Slalom and Pl luck be " Whitmor Sudman. who tor many Hm foreman in the Chron- has accepted a similar po- imeoe. M. L.' is a good nd Pressman and we wish luck In his new Beid of H McClockln was taken to any. where he will und- m nun-ration for inward "intt [ oddtenows wil hold a at Leith, on Aux. an all at 10 a. m. F'or par b. Whitmore, G. J. Jul hats a Tmax mi Fr rily Star has con- ‘rosh Air Fund" for growing larxer and each yet". all our small hats at " while they at Cameron wil hold a When the Review made reference last week to the home coming of Miss Irene Lawson tor a holiday with her parents, we did so quite inno- cently. This week we are going to t-orrect last Week's personal, only to add that the above mentioned lady now carries the prefix of "Mrs." to her name. Miss Irene was married on April 22nd last at Miami Beach, Florida, to Mr Arthur Kenneth Aran- oft cf same centre. The marriage was of quietest possible nature. The young couple left on an extended honey- moon to northern points and were in Chicago where Mrs Aranott read in her 'Review', which followed her there tram Miami. that her mother had suffered a break in her arm. She immediately came home and her hus- band will follow in a few days. The Review extends belated congratula- tions. Mrs Aranoft has been a resi- dent of Miami Beach tor almost four years, where she has been engaged in secretarial work. A pretty July wedding was solemn l lzed on Saturday last, July 21M. at 6; p. m., in Elmwood United church" when Miss Pearl Wilson. younger daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex. Wiitsonl ot Elmwood, and for some years a popular teacher at Vickers, became the bride of Dr Cecil Rudolph, now of Hillsdale. Rev. Robt. Young pet" formed the ceremony. The church was beautifully decora- ted tor the occasion with bloom.the white madonna lily creating a from rant atmosphere throughout the build- ing. The bride, on the arm ot her father, was attractively attired in white crepe de chene and lace. tulle veil and carried a bridal bouquet of roses. The maid of honor. Miss Mar. garet Lunney. Toronto. was gowned in pink gt-orgette, pink picture hat to match, while the bridesmaid, Miss Ruth Dirsteln. Elmwood. chose olive green georgette. hat to match, both turryinz large bouquets of ftawers. The bride's brother, Mr l'dney Wilson was groomsman and Dr Hazard and. Mr Cecil Cargill, New Toronto, were', ushers. l While the church was: full with well wishers of the bride 'and groom.‘ about 60 guests were present at the-1 reception which followed at the home: of bride's parents. A buffet luncheon was sen ed, at the close of which a was sen en. in me my“ ... .w...9P__ w toast was drunk to bride and groom. Mr tVru'l Cargill being spokesman, to which the groom responded. The young couple on a mctor trip to Ontario, amid the host ot friends. The bride is well out South Grey, hal ions debating teams The bride is well known through-[ out South Grey, having been on var-l ions debating teams and public speak- ing contests under the Farm Youth Movement. This past summer shei was the winner of Miss McPhail'si silver medal for the second highest; standing in the public speaking con-l test in Durham, when she spoke on 'The Miracle of Friendship.' 1 REV. and MRS. ARMSTRONG LEAVE ON EXTENDED HOLIDAY Itev. and Mrs D. I}. Armstrong left Mcntlny for Toronto. then going to Markham. where Mr. Almstrong will omclate on Wednesday. at hls broth- er's wedding. They will sail from Montreal July 27th on the C. P. R. sleamshlp 'Duchess ot Athol} They will visit relatives in Scotland, and before returning will also go to Lon don. Glasgow, Edinburgh and other places of interest. Before leaving town. they were the recipients ot many tokens of goodwill from their friends. and a. gift ot gold from the Board of Managers ot the Church. During Rev. Mr Armstrong's absence. hits work will be carried on by Mr. J. Lewis McLean, a student of Knox College. Between Review Omee corner and C. N. R. Station, 1 eontsiderable sum of money. Reward given for recov- .ery. Return or phone Review OtBee The death occurred last Friday of one of Bentinck's well known citi- zens. Moses Jacknn, a few miles east ot Hanover. He was interred Sun- day amid many evidences of respect. Death of Moses Jacklin iiilitt El tttltititi, iliil,tgitiitt ARANOFF - LAWSON RUDOLPH - WILSON Hymeneal aple left that evening I to points in Eastern the best wishes of a LOST large Confirmation Class at Trinity Church The Moat Reverend David Williams. Archbishop of Ontario, held Confirm' tion Service in Trinity Church on Wednesday evening. July 18. The fol- lowing candidates were received into lull membership of the church: G. J. H. Schutz lla L. Allan H. C. Glenholme Norma Allan N. J. Tucker Alma Kress w. Whitmore Firth Annie E Adlam E. Brigham Burnet Emily Pinkerton T. E. Tucker Elsie McLaughlin C. J. Allan A. W. T. Becksr Nelson Hunt B. J. Firth F. J. Pinkerton H. A. Carpenter J. James Styles His Grace preached from the text, "Walk worthy ot the vocation when: with ye are called." He said that 300 years ago, the general belief was that a person's vocation was chosen by God. To-day, we choose our own vocations. or at least thought we did. Man had come to believe that he controlled evely department of his lite. But there were many things about his lite, which he did not control. In fact he had no choice in the matter. He did not choose the place or time of his birth, yet his life was greatly affect- ed by both. He did not choose the nation or circumstances into which he was born, yet these made him rich or poor, accepted or despised by the nations. There were many oth- er contingencies in life which wedid not choose, such as hoalth and acci- dent, but these made or marred our happiness. We should do well to re- niizv that God has a part m our vo- Durham is about to have a new Ladies' and Gents' Ready to Wear' Store in its business section. This is a line in which Durham has been little represented in the past and it ‘was felt that whoever commenced same. should be worthy ot good pat- l rcnage. it will be conducted by Mr. Ileo. Fine, late of Montreal, and per- ‘haps of more local Interest to Dur- hamites. to mention recently wedded ‘to Miss Becky Lwine of Mt Forest, Mind formerly of Durham. Business iwill open shortly in the former Geo. (Burnett store in the. McIntyre Block, and they hope to make of it a going and growing affair. cation-that is of God. We were called of God to Christ- ian Brotherhood. He spoke of the obligations ot Brotherhood. We were called to walk as Christ- inns so that the world would know it. We were called to witness to the. World. vocation He closed with an appeal to the candidates to walk worthy of their NEW FURNISHING STORE Fergus Piays Lacrosse Here Thursday Next _ In the but game of the season in ( the Town League, High School lower-3 1ed Clerks' colors ti-M last Friday ev _ Ewing. The Clerks were short two of (their good players, McGirr and Ilar-', ; mu, and expect to have them in Cue), (game Friday. Aug. 3, when they next nu v1. It will be another thriller. 1 '; 1234567R9runshlts jClHks 100012011 611; HighSrhool021l0103x S 14 w Wednesday night the Stone & Sand " Co. beat the Bankers 12 to 10 in an- / other (-1059 battle. The loss elimin. ., ans the Bankers trom 2nd or 3rd . p'ace tor the playoffs. " Ig34ti67e9runahits : St.&->Sand32122101012 12 Banks-rs 02024011010 5 I LEAGUE STANDING TO DATE Won Lost Tied to play The schedule for Juvenile lacrosse --Durhatn, Fergus and Ortutgeville, wax; drawn in Fergus Monday, and Durham's first game is against Fer- gus here Thursday, Aug. 2nd at 5.00 p. m. The Orangeville game here was scheduled for Aug. 6th, but Secretary Saunthrs is endeavoring to change it owing to counter events that day. Come next Thursday afternoon-- to Show grounds. High School Figs! Clerks 7 1 High School 5 2 Btone & Band 4 2 Holstein 4 3 Bankers 3 5 Furniture Co. defaulted. Games yet to play : Frid.. July 2T--tetone Pl. at High Sch Tues.. July 31-.-Holsstein It Bugle Pl. Friday, Aug. 8--High Sch. st Clark: Tues., Aug. T-Bankers at Holstein, wédeug'. 8---Hitrtt Sch. at Stone Pt.) em! hon To be arrantred-Houteut " Bsnken week end. m Ig-Mt----------....-.-.-...-, the, Christian's vocation DURHAM, THURSDAY. JULY M, 1928 to Meat Clerks FOR DURHAM With which is incorporated the Home“ Lender " Cloth Mr and Mrs Arch. McKinnon of Winnipeg, who are spending a month or more in Durham and vicinity. iett this week by motor on a ten day trip to Montreal, : ', Miss Cculthard. nursein triining at Duiham Hospital, left Saturday for London. Ont., where she willftake six months of training in connection with' the General Hospital there. On Fri-, day night last at the Hospital here.‘ a 'send-oft supper' was given by the mation and muses in her honor. i l Misses Ethel Morrison of Durham Hospital staff and Miss Kathleen Filth. are holidaying at Wasaga with Totonto friends for a week. 1 Mr Cecil Cargili, New Toronto. and Miss Mina Latimer of same place. ,were guests at Mr J. W. McKechnie's lover the week end, while at Elmwood lto attend the Rudolph-Wilson nun I Hills, I Mrs. John Smith and Mrs Chas. Petty of Bentinck, left Monday for a .Western. trip at which the central point will pivot around the home of [ Mr and Mrs Fred Smith at Melville. Sask. Mrs Smith is a daughter of Mis. Petty. We hope they may have a pleasant trip. - . . nun... angry via. Mr and Mrs R. J. Livingstone, De- troit, are visiting with her parents and sisters, Mr and Mrs Wm Hew- itt, Miss Ethel Hewitt and Mrs T. C. Ritchie. Mrs Thos. Davis suffered a paraiy- tic stroke last Wednesday on leturn- ing Iron Confirmation services in Trinity Church but We are pleased to say is somewhat improved. Mr and Mrs Jack Wiggins, Mr and Mrs Arthur Wiggins and son. oi'Jack- son. Mich., visited with the tormer's sister. Mrs J. J. Wilson, Wm E. Bourne's and Albert Middleton's. The ladies, while here, attended the Red Cross Tea and enjoyed the function. Mr and Mr Lewis Castellani and family, from New Briton, Conn., are visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs Wm Hewitt and sister, Mrs T. C. Ritchie. Mrs Stag, her son and daughter-in- family. l Mrs W. C. Pipkering and daughter). Mary accompanied Mr and Mrs Fin-l lay Graham by motor from Toronto to Montreal, where they will holiday for a week or two. l it plraaa-u v.".'. Misses Marion and Ruby Scarf vis- itrd with friends in Toronto last week and Were. accompanied home by their sister-in-law, Mrs Wm Scarf, for a little visit with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs R. S. McHardy, and Mrs Peter McPhail. Mt Foxest, were callers in Durham Thursday last en route to Mrs McH's brother, Mr Doug. MacPhall, at Ceylon. Mrs A. E. Cook of Detroit, after spcnding a month with her mother, Mrs John McArthur at Waudby, visit- ‘ ..' 1A-- a...” HAIR dunno. l'-‘--_V, ed over the week end with her aunt. Mrs Thos. Banks in town, en route to her home. Mr John Turnbull, Guelph, accom-, panied by Mr Cooper, Supt. of the Gilson MW": Co.. Mrs Gilson and two children, spent over the week end with the former’sparents, Mr and Mrs Geo. A. Turnbull. S. Bentinck. Mr and Mrs Alex McCormack re- turned from Toronto last week where the former was receiving treatment in the hospital there for throat trouble. -- . n. 1-... mm“, truumr. Miss Florence Kress left last week' for Ottawa where she will-join the' Burns' family of that city at their summer home on the St Lawrence, and will remain for two weeks, Dr. Cecil Towner, Detroit. visited with former Durham friends over the week end, who were pleased to see him and learn of his progress. He was accompanied to Durham by Miss Beulah Stoneouse who spent the week end with her parents. Mrs James Kerr and daughter, Miss Janet Kerr, R. N., left Monday night on a lake trip from Owen Sound, up to Duluth. . 7, “a.--“ mrm. mm " All. “mu..-" --' her daughter, Mrs Heywood, to Tor- onto where she' will holiday for a time. ' . ___, _|.n.!..nn hf ume. Mrs Arthur Davis and children, of Edmonton, are visiting with Mr and Mrs Ham. Allan tor the summer. Mr Davis is also expected down next week. . ,___ - -t, WEFIL Mrs David Leith is spending aweek in Toronto with Mr and Mrs Geo. Lelth and Mr and Mrs Rocks. - . ' In..- um Mrs Hill and daughter. Miss Hitt, and Mr Louis and Miss Marjorie Wright, all of Chatham, visited their relatives, Mr and Mrs T. M. McFad- den last week end. Mr and Mrs Frank Hallway and two children of Mt Brest. were ree- ent visitors with Mr and Mrs J. W. McKechnle, north of town. Mr and Mr! Walter Damn. Flint. Mieh., were visitors It Mrs D's par- enml home in Bentlnck over the M rs TT] Hun. Wm. Lawson has returned with ' . A- "R.-. Hill. Mr and Mrs Norman Kerr, son Caldwell and daughters Malian and Laura and Mr and Mrs Wm Cald- well of Normanby, were in attend. ance at the annual Caldwell reunion and picnic. held at ‘Stanley Park, Erin. Thursday last. Mr and Mrs J. J. Wilton. son Jim and daughters Marjorie and Dorothy and Billy Cald- well. were also present at this func- tion. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ritchie and family and Mrs And. Ritchie were visitors the first of week with Mr. and Mrs McMitehell, Chatsworth. Euneral of late nJo. Ritchie Mrs and Miss Peters and Mr and Mrs Coulis and daughter Evie of Lon- don were visitors on Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs P. Giles, Miss Evie remaining for a few holi- days. Mr and Mrs W. H. Lauder and) infant son, Mr and Mrs McIntosh, all ot Welland. and Mr and Mrs T. A.) Lauder and family of Hanover. spent! the weék end with Mr and Mrs T. G.) Lauder. 1 Sir William and Lady Hearst were guests of Dr and Mrs Jamieson on Saturday and also visited the form- er's sister in o. Sound, Mrs Evans. Miss Nettie Daniel of Ann Arbor. Mich., is spending a. couple of weeks with Mayor and Mrs Murdock. Miss Mary Edge has returned home from Toronto. .where she was exam- ining papertrtor the Dept. Miss Mar- garet Edge Js also home from Toron- to and Miss Edith from Muskoka. Miss Julia Weir. B. A. who has been examining papers for the Dept in Toronto. has Murned and with Mrs Gilbert McKochnie will occupy a cottage tor the month of August at Wusaga Beach. SUCCESSFUL PUP|LS AT CONSERVATORY EXAMS The following are the results of The Tommo Conservatory of Music mid-summer examinations in Piano and Theory. Pupils prepared by the Misses Fursman. Maximum number of man 60, pass; 70, honors; 80, honors. Elizabeth Harding Rerence Bailey . Oiieda Hahn Isobel Hastie tr Jean Grant .... Louise Jamlvson mm Primary Theory Elsie Kearney....---- HAY--ht Durham Hospital on Tues- day, July M, to Mr and Mrs Ge o, Hay, Bentlnck. twin daughters. CLARK-ln Glenelg, on Friday, July 20, to Mr and Mrs Walter Clark, a daughter. HARmsoN-m Egremom, July 20, to Mr and Mrs Percy Harrison, P, MOUNTAIN-in Hamilton. July 4th to Mr and Mrs Moore Mountain, tl son. Pricevilo Presbyterian Church Gar- den Party on School Grounds. Wed- nrsday, Aug. Rib. Supper 6 to il o' clock. The Brunswick Trio will sup- ply program. There will be an ad- dreas on "Boishevism" by Rev. Dr. Inkster, pastor of Knox Church, Tor- onto. Refreshment booths, electric light, ladies bazaar, etc. Admission 50 and Me. Everybody cordially in vlted. . Steel Splinter in Eye. . IV., .nhllJ. Priceville Preshy'n While repairing a wire cable wnicu; , nu» guru”: v. WW "n .. had broken at the Stone & Sand plant, , . i-__-__-'"" "‘ ” - last Friday, a small piece of steel” P. ki M d J broke trom a drum and tfew into Har. ' . 1ey Voisin's eye. which became badly! lt mg on M, dr 30 and Friday, lag. 3nl swollen and intiamed and deprived him of sight in that optic. The spun-i 13c a Found l It? was about tit inch long and lg; inch in thickness and is still in the eyeball. He was removed to Hamil; Phone 611, r 3 WM. JACQUES 1 ton hospital, where Dr. Bennetti will' waive the splinter, and it is hoped,I a--------"-"-"-'-"" n.-- l stave the sight. though it may be im-' m,------------'" . C-----‘-- - / paired. We trust favorable news will) . . . Br-_..-. A m,,,=====so-===-o=====-m"'====""'" h save the $13!“. ”mug: palm d. We trust (am be forthcoming after peration. The l'oung Ladies' Mieion Circle) of Queen St. United Church met at the heme r? Miss Elizabeth Kinnee forI their July meeting on the evening of Thursday July 12. Mrs R. muitieid/ lst Viee-Pres., took charge in the atr) sauce of the President, Mrs A. c.' Kinnee. through illness. Hymn 225 was {allowed by prayer by Mrs Groves Miss E. Twamley read the minutes of the previous meeting which were a- dcpted. The bible lesson was given by Mrs Groves. Min Ellen Hay give a well prepared pnper on the study hock. Arrangements were completed for the annual picnic to be held in Hudson Put, Owen Bound, July " Hymn 191 closed the meeting. unre- mating the Miaratt. Ilsa Kinnee iiiaif. dainty lunch. Hastie (Holstein) Junior Piano Primary Piano BORN in: I wire cable which the Stone & Sand plant ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Garden Party av EXAMS.‘ A number of bright young men re- ‘qulrod for construction work. Ile- m results oti quirements: Age about 20, pretend)- iry of Music) ly with some High School education, rs in Piano willing to be away from homo. Min- spared by met imum weight, 150 pounds. Steady work tor suitable applicants. Good marks is loo.; chance for advancement. 80, tlrst class: Apply to Durham Review, Box No I 230. Durham. Ont. the delicate o- 68 75 72 To 93 “INT“? 0-. a ll Cirele) 0 met ttt the nnee 1'Y vening of Padtield, I m the ab-E lrs A. c/ft mun 225i, II Irs Groves tt minutes of l n were Ll '35 given! Hay gave” the aludyl completed} , held in. a, July 26.“. mg. Mire- l a Khmee O marks marks marks marks marks ma t ks marks a A Ilia Trout! Yetstetxia.s Master Goldie a-titrlting in Camp‘s Urn-k ‘ANNWERSARY SERVICES AND l GARDEN PARTY I Will be held Sunday and Monday. 1July 29th and 30tlt, at S: Paul's [Church. Egremom. Rev. Seudamot'e, jML Forest wlll preach a: 3 and 7.30 1pm. Special music will be supplied. Monday evening. on Rom. Barbour's pawn. a Garden Party will be held, dentures of which will be I soft ball lgame between Knox, Normanby and Edge Hill, and a well prepared pro- ‘xgram. Supper served trom 6 to ti p. m. a trout 15 inches long 8 lb. It oz! Well done Flam Mlddaugh House to residence Just north of Lucas and Henry's law omee, where we will be pleased to meet all our patrdns. We intend to carry a. full line of milk, cream, bur ter, ice cream and pop. Meals, soup and lunch usual. Dairy bottles from the shop willbv: charged for until returned. w. R. WATSON, Proprietor Face Powder Face Creams Body Powder Toilet Water Bayer'o Aspirin. .25c, MW, $1.50 Frost's Acetophin ........ 26e Puretest A.6.A.. .25c, 50e, $1.00 Lax Cold Tablet. .. . . . . .. 25c Rexall Grippe Pills ....-.. 25c Pure Paris Green Cyanogu r...........-"" 30c Bug Finish 10c, 25c,50c 316“") ,fRexatt 3tore We!” Wefada’en Is Tree.. &ore Egg Presenter Phone 21 - Published Weekly}! ".00 . ""P "eeri, WATSON DAIRY MOVING YOUNG MEN WANTED Winter killing has taken 75 per cent of crop but quality of which remains is good. Protect your Complexion from Summer Heat Keep the skin soft and white during the sultry summer months. We have wonderful vunety in Face Creams, Cold and Vanishing Crctms (all prices Talcums. Lotions, Face Powders, Soaps, Etc. Use some of these and nt all times look yourbest . MCBETH Melba Raspberries Goldie Long wettl I Creek and vaugin‘ rug and weighed 1i P. R. BOAT AND RAIL TICKETS Me, 75c counh-r a $1.00 $1.00 15c -00000000"""oo"""'f Trinity (hmh § ' Annual . Garden Party _, llksfi.lUaelisals Lawn . Thursday, Aug. 2, 1928 _. I ma Time Fidlcrs' Contest f t Three Pores, - 3.2 $5, 52 ; t (Rum-slams xsill tor)lt'l" ir"'tr, i l by ghlfndjflg l IIC"','" “:11“er , "The Handy Light For any Night." Complete with Cells ..-» Beet, Iron and Wine Wampolc': Enact . Petttoo ....w_...r. Invalid Port ....... All Good Tor, ltuy 2 phat. Auto-Strap Safe" Razor Blades for 01 and get the New Razor and Strap FREE. In HIV-nee. To United m c. “AGE & ION. mtrmtte" Flashlights Druggilt nad Butioner Phone 3. DURHAM Durham, Ont. Free ! Good Tonia u-u.--~--v~uo Ef W19 “#45! 2is'tNit