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be: column. a . rk Wilson. mtrhms.. lands]? and My. lic : "elation. br It. and Miss my“: _ Jim Part. J. Tea- Wilson. An _ tiss MacPhul. M. P. Imrham. ably ttned rvc'iipts amounted to two sons. who w." L days McIntosh ned It... _ from Nisan an. " with tho [or-"'- Inzouh. while thinl- retatiees it the old le"',',,.',,',,'., a BOM. Bruce Rt.. Durham Mud an: bud Better“ wwk visit at (new. ra Falls. In . B. H) huh!” m day, wth Mr ned Mm rdi'r (Ii-b m! - A SALE mun- tarm. contain an or In». boedeetatte .r particulars antral 1m (out. " Peoviastt can” ard. Me Humid he daughter 1‘... my. ok at ther - armck. Detroit“. nth rm Hard M A. E. Smith. hard; " Farrier of TMr Cb "sts ot the [Mn 1.7 - tho ADA, LIMITID ion alone no not! of 0312 plus rad” and o-a-s dee 34"!- -Chcnolu oral 1.. .5. FOR SALE Tte in 20 you". we to" loctlly 1000 ten ' pure white clover ndod - " 81.00 mum» the all" which '9 (out It" England. in can twin British mun. ' "etirioqxn I“ has be _ 16, Ids ers cm ET arm-r of Ember. in and ngmmd k and returned an Iso some and alto-rs at low-- M- next looting home of Mm. mum wu held ' Jas Sulllvn. members and 4 Sol-o mood ml to not!” pr a one“ o! mused the hop- the the A 3=l°===°=°l "orao Specials (let our Price before you Sell your Wheat ( -,", "T thosts Herbal Remedies a trial. They may nave ". 'r 11m. Information and price list Free. Write W mm- nocr per my 1.30 tG'ttetttu Tango. 100 lbs 3.50 aLArcHFonD's CALI, no AND POULTRY FEEDS. Ala GUNN'S BIG so BEEF WRAP AND POULTRY FEEDS. W l, ther it's a dress or car or ,eshinirp.yshjet 1" s tooth brash-the better the quality the l miner the price. Yen Pay for what you Get When you get our Beead you got ths very tret. (l,, , mic: is th, learnt cmaistont with quality. GOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN EV ERY DAV. PHONE NO. I. DAY OI NIGHT til MPLE HOME TREATMENT CHOPPING DONE WHILE YOU WAIT [maul House'd ttmtr. per bog Hum-m Flour. per ha: .... .D rmmm Flour, per bag.... Kme, Edward Flour per bag rm: Hour, per mm Plant Hour. per has ...... Murry Flour. " lb In; ... mm" but Flour per 3.3.. Pmlrh- Pride “oer pet has Best Quality of Flour & Feed Thou Bonds no I cloud First Mortgogo on most favorably situated highest-clan Apartment or 0mm buildings' in Toronto, any be new“ in 8100 8500 t. 81000 denominations. and mature in 20 you". 'Aoinking fund retiree . proportion of the" bonds ouch you thus IOC reusing the security. Offered by . bond home who hnvo no": of on. cent to any cliont on toy bond told. R SARI“ A SPEJIALTY J. S.MCI LRLITB The Cash Store Store Invest Now in Sound 7 l First Mortgage Real Estate Bonds l RAMAGE, Durham, Local Dealer JOHN McGOWAN Safety first-we handle nothing speculative HEN DERSON’S BAKERY Hum Blood Pressure. Stomach Troubles. Skin Diseases I wmnz. Worms. Nerve Troubles, Constipation and N wwndlrilis, Kidney Troubles. Paralysis. Diabetes, main“ Disease. Lung and Bronchial Troubles. Bladder ”Mo-5. Anaemia, Catarrh. Dropsy. Gravel. overfatrtess, :' _r:rs,iltr Troubles. Arthritis. Rheumatism, Neuritls and all trl ln h sl for on] of the following complaints: AUGUST tit, It” Write, call. or phone No. 6 for particulars. " rll Sumos (removed without an operation), Gonna tre ' “.1 “ithout an operation), Asthma. Piles, Heart Troub- This week we are offering very special bargains in our entire stock of Blonde Slippers. ' _" Herbs the Juice comets from' Box 513. LONDON I f ==a-====gmn-gg==-aogt====l+ We solicit your patronage. W T H E PEOPLE’S MILLS Remedied with NATURAL HERBS. It's also true of Bread Don‘t miss this opportunity of se- wring your summer Slippers at prices winch are extremely low. Tirrr, Slippers are priced up Int w; are going to clear them out at the low price of. .. . . . . . Constipation CANADIAN HERB GARDENS sell them " Reasonable Prices. "b.3150 tr .... 4.30 mm... 4.30 " In; 4.00 ...... 2.25 w..... 4.30 " ... 1.00 bag.. 4.50 at In; 4.30 t" ”31",". 'r'rsrve"'.c': 't , IlfiiV,v: ' Te 5.3g“ P, V m; Cs','.C'-4 _ L. n: ", a' p "r-a-u.-.-.-..---, Chopped Oats per 100 lbs 2.50 Crimped Oats per 100 lbs..2.50 Crimped Oats. per ton .. 48.00 Oat chop. per ton....... 48.00 Strong Chop, per 100 lbs 2.20 Mixed Chop. per tom... 44.00 Feeding Molasses. Me per gal (by the barrel) Gunn’s e handle the I°m=0=0 had 3 loss to $5, 3.45 Miss Ellzabeth Campbell returned Monday to Montreal, after a month spent here. The Garden Party Wednesday night last was a decided success. The wea- ther was very favorable and a large crowd was present. The Brunswick Trio were the entertainers: Ring. hmpton and Onward had a lively game of Baseball, the former being the winners Then Swinton and Fev. ersham played football and it proved a tie. The gate receipts were $300. The quilt made by the ladies was auctioned oft, and Mr Peter Johnston is the owner. It sold tor $10. Congratulations to Mr Jno McMeek- in. who was married Saturday to Miss Nellie Haw of S. Park, daugh- ter ot Mr and Mrs Geo. Haw. Miss EMe McCannel. Toronto swat a few days with her sister, Mrs A. L. Hincka. Mr Arch. McCualg has purchaseda new Pontiac coach. Mrs Mepham. Hamilton, ls visiting her sister. Mrs J. McMeekin. Mr Alloy McLean and sister Nellie ot Toronto. visited one night locom- ly at H. R. McLean's. Mr and Mrs Arch. McKinnon and two daughters. Winnipeg. were tec- ent visitors at H. R. McLean's. Mr and Mrs Ray McLean visited one evening last week at Mr Alex. Carson's Miss Eva Carson returned to Tor. onto Monday up" a week’s vacation. Mr and Mrs Fred Runeiman and daughter Mary aha Mr and Mrs Eid. on Runclman. Toronto. are visitors at Pricevllle. Mr and Mrs Francis McLeod and Jessie and Mrs Carpenter. Coiling- wood, are visiting friends around here. Miss Hilda Curran, Toronto, spent a week at Mr Arch. McLean's. Miss Mae MeDermid, Toronto. visited at her bmther's, Sam McDer- mld’s. Mr and Mrs John Burgess were Sunday visitors at Mr Angus Me. Lachlan's. Miss Violet Watson is a visitor at Mr Sam McDermld's. Miss Ida Hlncka was the guest of her friend, Miss Donalda Nichol. Mr and Mrs Jno. Nichol and Gor- don"ot Ceylon and Mrs Mino of o. Bound, visited on Sunday at Thos. Nicboi's. Most of the farmers around here have tittisshed buying and some have started harvest. Dr Md Mrs J. E. Milne and babe, visited Sunday at A. L Hincka'. Miss Alma Hooper visited Sunday with Miss Beth Hincks. (Too late for last week) This Monday morning is very dull and not a good hay day. There is a lot of hay out yet and can't get good weather to ttet it n. But we hope to see the sunshine soon. Miss Jessie Nichol returned home after spending a few days in Toronto Mrs Dan Campbell. Mrs D. Stewart 1nd sisters. Flora and Elizabeth, and Mrs A. L. Hincks. visited recently at Mr Wm. Hay's. Swinton Park. Mr: K. McArthur returned home " ter spending some time visiting friend: st Niagara. Mr Alfred Hincks motored to Iam. don tho first of the week. His bro. ther Cililord will accompany him home. after attending Bummer School there. Ills: Jun McConnell of Proton Bta. tion, has been engaged to teach school at the Old Durham Road. Mrs McConkey. after her tussle with the truck. is progressing favor. ably fortunately. at"! on top doing her necessary house work. Miss aiSeLian of 'Toronto. is spending her holidays " her home. Mill Sadie Magnum and friend of P. B. lnsp. Mr Morrison of East Grey, with others of his family. paid a short visit to his nephew, our pop- ular Dr Milne on Monday. Rev. F. Sullivan purposes preach- tug a series of sermons In the im- mediate tuture at St. Column United Church. The mother and sister ot Mrs Fred Karatedt arrived Friday last tor a Week's visit with them here. Imulll‘ HUI "mun-,v - --_- ___ Min Suite McKinnon and friend of tyrdom. Tomnto. no visiting with her parents others. Mr and In P. McKlnIon. The . um Rebeca Nichol was the ttueat grounds. -- - . “Al‘--I- " nnltn A , "III My. A‘lvuv- V.“ - _ -ve “hernia“. Mm Burl Mectsnigonqttttert""'"" The old dismantled dwelling house jest west ot the Garage, has been razed to the ground, improving the appearance of the property and the town generally. Mr Jack MeMeekin, son at Mr andI Mrs Jno. McMeekln of the vlllage,§ was married on Sum-day hat Aug. 11th to Miss Nellie Haw. daughter of: Mr and Mrs Geo Haw of Swlnton. Park. They will reside In Hamilton' where the groom has secured a mi sltlon with the Telephone Co. ' I Rev. P. Sullivan occupied the pul- pit on Sunday much refreshed after his holidays and preached very ae- cepubly to good sized congregations. will an pine in Prieevllle M. , Fm. on Thursday of this week. new: Peters, Cornett and Rose will be present and cruciate. while other: we expected. The Garden Party will lollow. The induction of Rev. P. ssuivtus.l into the pastorate of St Columba' United Church. Prieevilie and Snlmf Mr Rom, McKechnIe and funny. manger of the McKechnle Business College of Rochester, N. Y.. viewed relatives here last week, the Wnuon and Ferguson funnies. also other. at Acton and Toronto. PRIGEVILLE Md: I Mia E. M. McCuig returned home 'post spending a month with her slo- ter In R. Beird " Pontiec. Mich. f Mr Gilvny McLean. Durham, spent the week end at his home here. I um Dorothy uni En Cenonasd gmelr cousin. Mr Herbert Cut-son of ;Toronto, are holidlying " their home here. A large crowd met at the home of Mr bound McMillan on the South line: on Friday night. in honor of their daughter Victoria. who was recently married. The gifts were numerous and costly and a platform was ar-! ranged outside and lanterns hung in, the verandah, so there was Iota of; room for all. A splendid time was indulged in till 'the wee sms' hours' of the morning. A Scotch reel wss' danced by Messrs Donald McMillan.’ Jack McLean, Joe Ferris and daugh. ter Jessie: Highland Fling by Miss Mabel Watters: step dancing by Meir srs Neil McLeod. Elwood Woods, J. McLean. Dan McCsnnel. Donald Mc-I Lillian. We extend hearty congratu- lations to this young couple for a, long and happy wedded life. I Mr 3nd Mrs Will Timmins, Zion. visited on Sunday at Mr Alex Car. son's. Mr and Mrs Neil McLeod.MarJorle. Edgar and Maurice of S. Park. visit. ed recently at Mr Arch. McCuaig's. Mr Jimmy McDougall and friend, of Toronto. spent the week end in Pricevllle with friends. Miss McDougall, Toronto, is is: at Mr Douzall McDougall's. Miss Effie McCannel. Toronto. is spending a few days at her sister‘s. Mrs A. L. Hlncks. Mr Arthur McKay had a barn raising Saturday. The summer is fast passing by and we are nearing the mlddle of August. The main fields me begin- ning to change color: the hay har. vest is done. Some have their tall wheat and barley garnered and oats are coloring fast and in some places will be ready to cut this week. When we were at school as a boy, we remember one of the lessons be- ing on William Tell shooting the an» pie off the head ot his son. Tell was given this privilege of some crime of which he was innocent but scene ed. if he shot the apple oft the son’s head he was spared, but if insteadthe arrow went into the innocent boy's forehead. Tell was to be punished That boy stood firmly, trusting in his father's steady nerve and the father, trusting in the Greater Father to be guided, the arrow went straight into the core of the apple. splitting it in- to shreds. What a joy! We see the father cheering his innocent boy's safety. We see again that boy who trusted in his father‘s nerve when in danger of being wrecked in a storm at sea. A great lesson here to trust in the higher and safer guard ahead of the earthly one. PRICEVILLE & GLENELG As we sit this morning we Bee cars running up and down as if the world were chasing them along at a last speed to be on time at their different occupations. During the last while, garden par- ties, picnics and jubilees were the order of the time. We read within- terest ot the Jubilee festivities there over 1 week ago. Presbyterlsns are to be congretuiated on their success for the occuston. We see the hood old veteran precentor of nearly 50 years,-- Wm mange was again " his old post. as lender of the choir. He would find his mny tsithhtl toot- prints in the my yesrs he trumped to Amos without unsung. attending to his falthtul duties. These treats are new all covered iron the neturel eitects of the travelling community. No omen then, no Book of Pulse. but the tor: old Psalms and Pers- phrases sang to such tunes es Mar. A gang ot men from Kimberley are busy putting in a new bridge on the townline, but the river has been so high. they can't do anything at we Bent, till the water goes down. It makes it very inconvenient to get to Priceville from the north, causing the trattle to go around by Mr D. Hincks' sideroad. Some of the buggies and wagons have gone through the river, but find the water very deep. Rev. Mr Corry occupied the pulpit in Murkdnle Sunday and Rev. Couus of Mtrkdale. preached here. The Sacnment ot the Lord's Sup. per wlll be observed here next Sab- bath morning and preparatory service on Friday. Sorry to report Miss Irene McLean not enjoying the beat of health at present. Nearly thirty ladies met at the hall Tuesday p. m. and quilted the quilt. Mn lbbioon and two sons of Toron- to, ore mung " Mr Arch. McLean'u. Also Mr Neil McLean and friend, Mr Traynor from the Boo. Mr John Moral-lane ot Toronto, spent the week and " his home. Min Violet McDougnll is visiting friends in Toronto. Mrs H. McDonald visited Sunday at Mrs D. McLachlan's. and”. lime. Jen and Aimed: HitteV spent a tow day. visiting their friend Min Irv: Magee of Eugenia. Mr Murray Nichol In home from Undo: for I few days before writing his cams. Kilitrnock. Evans and many m party T'tfBDURHAgtttEtnEq VICIIITY Were we u wave visit 'lgo. The writer is probably the only ions living when Mr Goodwill. I ttttt. dent. punched in the old school- ’honu on our old home. Dorian Rd., Glands. notion No. t. This wui’or the old kirk. Mr Goodwill was . powori’ul Goalie We: on well as in English. l This bountiful Monday morning. " of August. "tteds opportunity to {may to wind up the laying and in may Instances may will be into ‘the harvest fieldl before the end ot ,the week. Berry picking will soon I be 1 thing of the put. Apples Are, a ”nod crop this year but have the ap- , penance of being small. Thursdny ev'tr, our tooth." boys no to Mildmay to play with the winners ot that league. May good luck go with them on they have been too busy to practice lately. Next week some of our best are going West for the harvest '. James Sturrock, Arch. Ferguson nnd Carlyle McMillan are going to Alberta and there are others going to other parts, Wednesday next, the 22nd will see everyone " the Orange picnic in the usual place wth the usunl good pro- gram and sporta. Howard Watson is pouring little an: into the many streams of this locality this week, having received sev9ml ems ot spawn from the Batt- eries Dept. this week. on Monday at one In Mat-mule under the Black Knights. Piper McEachnle of Hopevllle, played us a ttae tuneln the Park as he paged thru Just to cheer up the Scotch. Even the Pipers are busy. Saturday last the Swlnton Park pipe band played at a celebration in Barrie and Min Minuet lichen of Lumbton St, Durham. is spending some time with her friends. the McDonnld's at Edge Hill. There. ls one thing that all can be thankful for in this part ot the world at ptegent--tttat is plenty ot worku the haying and harvest have become eonaideratrty mixed. But the general health In good and the weather now a fthe best. Great things will be ac- complished in a short time. We received n letter from Manito- ba friends. muting they buven’t had as, fine s crop for many years huhathen.bcth~onthem at elects of than we must surrender. The Union-t contraption m w have a Marla; on the 10th whlch. weaker permitting. will tho be well numbed. So Prietvitte ls lip-lo- dnte in having social gatherings. We would suggest to the old Prel- bytorlnn body at Prieevllle dummy colebnto Pretty-lemma in Price- ville from 1858 to "tir-out 70 you: PDNFIAC S X to-g.-. -irfiii- uni-nun- ‘ " may! "'"'tye'"' on“ $IMID¢DKH irtitl ESS and Eittl FDEU !,lii,1ill),lttf.,5, never before known tthe price never before Aro swri; SWINTON PARK WITH its sound basic design and its background of scientific development on General Motors Proving Ground-ith its production advantage- provided by the vast facilities of General Motor! with its score of engineering advancements, includ- ing the famous G-M-R cylinder head-- --Pontine Six oirees a combination of smooth six- cylinder perfoemnnee and high-speed endurance. duequalofwhidlisfotmdhnootherarinthe woeuorltintrfoesoiorapeke. 1tssmoetth,ihtpeefoe-,comhinedwiththe Wandhxnryofiul’hberbodieqpmidaa Edd. Anditst-doosenehuan-itsi-. -tieudiemthofiife,whiehintum,isexr-d thyhighnakvalue. 'ae-i-h-d-ed-item-ues-est . . ,ArPmlem1estoet92aaeetaraheadatt Metetiet-aefoetheseuetimsofastr M. GREIG CALDER DURHAM, ONT. " your data M at. 6.1.1:. Deferral PM pu. "i" “in 5-75.; cm. -h-a-u. "eeeev- we would “I ONTARIO AHOHIvna TORONTO Water! Water! ! Water! ! Why then aka a chmce and In wnter that In polluted Qnd unit by dome-ac use. when pure wuor can be had by having a well drilled. I also bundle Pumps and Pump rep-In San-{union guaranteed. ED. J. PRATT, R.I.4, Durham Phone M. r " A number from here attended the Dllmond Jubilee " Dromore Sunday and Monday. Subject. ". tt a. m.: "NATURE" T.80 [mm t "The text that chased What Intended for but week) Mr and Mrs Jim McLean Ind son Burl of Owen Sound. are visitors " Mr Alex. Rickard-M's. Mlu Florence IcClnnoll and friend of Shelbnrne. spent the week end It her home here. Henri Donnie Ind Angus MucDon- aid of Toronto. at visitors at Mr An- gus McCunell’a. Mrs IleDonuld and Dorothy will return with them on Suturdty, liu Kate McMillan and friend. of Ceylon, spent I day visiting at Mr Wm. Haw's. ST. COLUMIA UNITED CHURCH, PRICEVtLLE Mr John Hut “tended the funeral ot the lute Mr Hoover in Toronto on Monday. Mr 3nd In Matt Hooper ot North Egromont, were recent visitors am Mr Geo. Blwk'& Mr and Mrs W. J. Wilson. Toronto, m spending a few days " Mr wu- ter Bmughton’a. This community no my In! Fri- day to hear ot the detth In loooe In! at In Bobble Aldoorn. No par um". jut . telegram "ytrttt the had wood “my. Kn moon: was the youngest dattgttterr of Mr and In Donald hull-on. con 18. Proton. The - no mostly in the West. Mn Leslie Watson of man: be. ing in this part, All sympathy.- with the bereaved husband. "ttghter Ind Miss Ema Mchnnell of Toronto, to spending a week It her parents here. Ion. father. listen Mr and Mrs A. L. Hitteka visited the fltst ot the week It Mr A. McCannel'l In 1-0. 11 Ill ls. we hello". you to . Tomato mum under Dr. T. H mur- cuo. We all hope for . suc- Europe Ind made the world over SWAMP COLLEGE in Goof Health Worth? mt~b Hui.- -r. Sullivan, pastor P."...." "th DURHAM BlllGBl SCH©©IL Intending mill should - to enter at the heglnnlng ot the to! term. [amt-notion u to course. - be obtained from the Mom Etch member of the on! h o University graduate end on em lenoed teocher. 1. Junior Matriculation I. Entrance to the Home! um The School In thoronghly 'sqtioet to tulle up the following comet c-- The School ho- . cmdltohle recon In the put which It hope. to “I all: In the nature. Dix-huh " on nttmetteq ond - thy town 1nd no: on be obtained st Ova J "irih7iiiiiirriiihit"a" Llano“ Auction." tor Co. " I.) Terms, muonuble. Bale an. I. be "ranged " the Review 0... Durham. luldonu: R. R. No. _ PM Phone 607: ring 2--6. WLC. PICKERING. DDS. uttt HONOR GRADUATE Toronto In my; undone Boyd Cop.“ Surgeons. Denunry In all h k. choc. once. But of Control Du; It. Entrance on mu Street. Llano“ Methane up can M Bale: taken on mm “It Duel “ranged at Herald 0000.].- dnlk, also through Durham Kbvlow.‘ netherton Adana. Geo. E. I)“ Dunduk P. o. Phone " r " I. L. SMITH. 11.3.. " as: Tho Science that addPLifo to OIG. C. 6. 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