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my SAUGEEN IPRIL 11, I929 In I F lt. L". M m snip Muck from I. may" “MUD". no 1. m tttevo "re noun LAWRENCE. a»... iristranrs' Sale DORNOCH s Constipalill worst elm “ hail. mad 0" - ntht. also hm {all in when... M ui§ and mm... d... “pr Sld‘! of the m h a roar u to I]... ~‘. nvrvuun. The I... 491.1). one Btorm u. ‘nuu- it in over 1. Sudbury , MraE M nah Ind " 8M," in! DNAL” o wmmno Kechrtie M lard nat If) ESTATE MEMBERS, Durham, in 'tleman. 0,. "in room remain. at nt hour by Monk-y m end In An." ‘urnod 1mm "0uNe month n Detroit m after .99.“; N's-ml, Mr and ‘3 J. Soil“... . Toronzo, 5 Mrs Helium till luau, nd DC in Alex I". with friend. who u “no ay owing to h and " , M holiday n. 3W is all-stool d romhtet . library. d any”, Dachau. tree tho an atom an tan In _ with t only ”th REAL Id Marja-y ' YR.“ Irene m Gama. mid the. me of If. this rm, lwkln Old anon "do w-hnio’n. Hun-nu” IR a dance y ruining, [mums will anath- Anom . hat scrum, Adlai- lower on In waste servlet--.. “moment and true >9 day a the good d Mill“. nt they... B. My. and "In". returned and be und do. " fe I a” H mm)" of Lot side of DWtt of T938 ttrt l Dillon! ' r for Man Werrpler Me and a the ttt of two- by awed HttMt 19nd- happi- AD- be? .1 Y with I" or to url is In; 01."!le or Old paper- It C tho Review once. Only Be. Two but for dles or more at the same rate: Butt. ahh, tor several purpom. Get a big bundle of old the Review Other. Only Se Discriminating gantwiies Winncr of the Lawlor an.” tor "M-Awarded by nu dominion Batters' at their Domlnlon Convention. tor but ' pound dark We specialize in Custom Chopping and do it while you turn round. Best Grades of Flour and Mill Feeds Fruit cake. The Cash Shoe Store We have in two cars of Misses Patent Strap Slippers, job lot sizes, 11 to 2, Regularg 50, on sale.......... Children’s Patent Strap Slippers, odd siz- es from 5to10i. On sale .".......... " EN DERSON’S BAKERY Western Feed Wheat Chop $36.00 per ton Bulk , The Royal Bank G” of Canada 103! Durham Branch - " " Highest Prices Paid for all kinds of Grain delivered at the Mill. . GUNN'S FERTILIZERS JOHN MCGOWAN - I ‘nr. name is no place for valuable papers-neither is your office. For a small sum, you can have the protection of a Safety Deposit Box behind the steel doors of our vault. Your personal inspection is invited. THE home is no Papers-neither i small sum, you can h a Safety Deposit B APRIL 11, 1929 THE PEOPLE's MILLS Those requiring Fertilizer, kindly call only and get your supply. _ We have also on hand and for sale the Our Bakery can saw you mm and worry in .tapptrlrm your table with the but of baklng and pastry We take pride In good Baking which mains and“ cashmere. Us. Henderson’s Broad. It I. made trom the pun-t and. Du! In. gradient. we can buy. " [a 'MP. hotly baked. Specials This Week The only uh plan for was. bonds. such. do. Hicks. tamitr m and! “may. dc. Repairing a Specialty J. S. Mcllraith The Safe Way at reasonable priees Car Ontario Grown Victory Oats r Seed: Mc per bus. The E. Murphy Estate Ltd., Mount Fore-t. Ont. J . A. Rowland, 1.95 Greater comfort - more convenience [and rrivacy---at reasonable expense. Montreal travellers bare coined It very descriptive word "Chambrette" for Canadian Netionel’e manning Singleroom Sleeping Care on the 10. 30 and 11 p.111. trains from Toronto to Montreal. It'l primary manning is "a little room for sleeping." but it he come to menu much more than that. Tnvellere know its our: com- met, its modern end varied conven- iences. They are unused to and thnt morning comm l0 noon and that they have reached their destination no man and um 517E"; TRAVEL “CHAM BRETTE" In loving memory of my‘deu- fath- er. Donald McLachlnn. who departed this life April 3, 1926. April brlnlts on}! memories or a aiisei%iriirTiit", _ And the one who thinks of him today Watt the one who loved him beat. Sadly missed by daughter Jean. Woodbridge. mm. .ccenuy passed his 80th birth. dar or milestone on Good Friday. At the sge of t years. his parents left Tyre'e, Scotland and settled near Fergus, later moving to Artemesia. at nine years old, where he has since resided. He lately celebrated his gol- den wedding anniversary ot his mar. riage to Miss Isabel McLeod on the 4th day of Feb. 1875. They are still both wonderfully active and in good health. A family of nine grown-ups, still live to bless sud an than: in”, Mr Donald McMillan of tho, line, recently fussed his Mtl dav or milestone on Good PM: --.. nasal. Up to date, the dam stood the tttrods. Fear: the all In at. the new town line which was I plated last tall. But at Mr and MrsJohn Bu attonded snrvlce in the and partook of the a dav. mun God were a few of awe statements made in of Mr Sullivan’s sermon. Mr and Mrs H. B. M daughter Anna. paid a W Fnrt8tltutity ‘la the-need of the bus- lnms world today. Christ is the only war ot salvation. This question of Pllnte’: must be decided each one himself. Many by the exerclse of freedom streamed, have broken any from and in": A ., A‘ .. - -"_' .r._ .......,n cue ue us all. Many make I good'li many make poor lives. Pet not learn from the page: history. Why this universal for preaching and praying it, deity, acggeat. there is no Go Christianity 'ia the-need of h...” an "(uncanny last after spending the wintermonths with his parents and friends. He WI! accompanied by his sister, Mrs C, Braiden who came up to see him off, and by his niece, Alice Reiley, " tar as Shelburne. The subject on Sunday was What shall I do with Jeans". On that ques- tion of Pilate'. harttrs the destiny of us all. Many make a sood'living but many make poor lives. People will not 1...". ...- A- Mr Colin Meiiiian returned to Portage la Prairie on Wednesday hat Affnl- annh‘“-- AR,, . A couple of wolves were seen day at Scotchtown Glenelg. by srs Joe Keoble and Mart New No gun being handy, they wet lowed to go free. Now, you nin get busy. Mr J. P. Mlellan, wife and Ill, visited friends at Scotchtow Sunday last and saw the wnlvm appear over they Gi Mr Colin MM!“ Miss Jean Mltra Annie High ter be Mays. ,‘_- vvlll I motored to Hamilton and " duo there last week. Miss Jessie Nichol has a ngh School at Flesherton ter being at home since an ”a.” _..- wuulnmeul. or me Lord’s Supper wan dispensed in the Hall, Rev. Mr Corry taking his text from Isaiah 40: M. Two new mem- bers were added to the roll, Misses Elda Frocks and Margaret Nichol. Dow --" _. _ Mr and Mrs Allie McLean visited Sunday at A. L. Hincks'. Mr Earl McLean ls engaged at the Downs gauge, Flesherton. Mrs Rar McLean is suffering With soue broken ribs. She was on the steps at the back door, when they gave way, and she fell down. We hope she mar soon be able to be up and around again. Angus McPhail and his aunt spent a few days in Toronto last week. Mr Chas McKinnon has gone to Toronto, where he has secured a po- sition. Messrs Alex and lnnls McLesn and sister Anna Mary, motored to Taron. to Monday, returning Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Burgess. Durham "tended service at the Hall Sunday, and visited at Robt Shortreed's. The little son of Mr and Mrs Lhas McKinnon had a slight operation in Durham hospital last week. Glad to know he is much better. On Sunday the sacrament of the anermm, a non smith. Mr and Mrs Sunday at A. L Mr Earl Mom Downs page, . Mn Ray 1 With soue broke norn-L.on Thursday to Mr 1nd Mrs Shem, a non. Another new buck- smith. w. _..- nlvcl W“ - so high, the thin: on Soturdny were cancelled here. The men worked a good part of the night to prevent the mill from going down the stream. Min Phoebe Livingstone of Toron- to spend I. week here. Messrs Clifford and Alfred Hincka and Murray Nichol motored to Tor. onto Tuesday to attend the 0.E.A. Convention. They returned home on Saturday. [gm _ a v.-. v-wu n3 DWI mused over here Friday night we ev- er remember. The river In: never Io high, the tutu on Sunnis)! were e_ewvooi-O L77 -.-- Pumba U One of the worn electric storm- ...ma ---- L - -‘ l. Jessie Nichol has started to School at FIeaherton min at- eing at home since summer hol- l Jean McLean Sundayed with Annie Shortreed. IN MEMORIAM and Mrs ftooda. riiG Tal, _. -_..v......, spending [hp ylntermonths ' Mrs Coiry tuuriiiirii, Hamiltor} and spent a few n the metro?" punt this IPiv.ersal appetite , new bridge 313' iii; was not quite corn. But so far, so good, ".- “A, - in thejrilii Eighty. the sacrament that m=1 nicLeod on the l875. They are still active and in good of nine grown-ups. und call them bles. man, wife and fam. a ttt Scotchtown on saw the wolves ditv TO MONTREAL Psresi. Barnum eerament of the Mart - Mc'MiiIRK ot the imprdi. in the coune here has with 'een Sum by Meg. felt for were al- nlmrods South _ F, “my. Mr and Mrs John Oliver T recently with Jan Ollver's. Mrs Andew Dinnall returned a week ago after an extended with her daughter and other ii in Owen Sound. Mr Malcolm purchased 1 tine tern horse at the sale at Du recently. Mr John Mead: and family an Mternoon lately at Rabi. V Bungee]: Junction. Mine: B. Oliver and Clan-mm Mrs D. Macphnll and daughters. Miss Agnes and Mrs Raney, visited Sunday " Mr Peter Muir'a. (Too late for last week) Syrup making and buzzing wood in the order of the day. Others are tret. ting seed grain cleaned. Mr and Mrs Ed. Dingwall visited with the latter’s parents, Mr and Mrs Watson, Swamp College.‘ Mr and Mrs John Oliver vim-m Mrs Earl Mau, apeht a few at Peter Muir's and also a day Mrs Purdy. Mrs A. Johnston sud two children of Markdale, also Mrs "'mrk and daughters. Hamilton, visited 0. couple of days last week " A. Currle's. Mrs John Meade vialted Dundalk friends last week. Mr E Anderson had a couple ung- er: badly hurt at the buzzing bee at A. Curras'a. ' _ -----.V -- ”-v - ww- have done much damage to hygro and telephone wires and will take some time to have in working order agaln. In Turner and son have been busy the put week buzzing wood with the James M. iiisiiiriiiiiiu The weather hu been much like Spring. The mud. no now Matron: wuhouu culled from the heavy mm. The norm: of the put week __ ‘,-__ _.. --, m. the road Monday coming from her home in “novel to the' Park. a dis- tance of 50 amen. She rode on four trains. in un automoblla and tiaished by buggy. veteran correspondent to the Review had celebrated Another birthdny and all wish for Mr McDonald health and happiness for the years to come and that he may still contribute to the column: of the Review. Owing to conditions of roads our tencher Miss Smith spent I" day on the, _....A I'_~J7 - We are sorry to say we still have some sick with us: Mr Herbert Haw of Swamp College is seriously ill at present: Little Agnes Heard, daugh- ter of Mr and Mrs Ed Henrd,:is also under the Dr's care and Mrs Robert Knox is also n Btttterer. 1 Mr and Mrs Jno. Aldeerrat, enjoyed the company ot their three daughters and families on;Easter Sunday. Mr Eddie Ferguson intends coming back to his term we ere informed. We wish for him every success. We were pleased to note that the veteran Correspondent to the Review Mr and Mrs John near Holstein to se Mrs Lane’s who was day last . Mr Delbert Haw is enjoying s tew hoiidsye in Toronto at present. Mr. an Mrs Jns Hardy motored to Strat- ford Thursday last and had some try- ing experiences coming home Satur- day by land and sen. Mrs Rudy, Br. accompanied them home, she having enjoyed a lengthy visit with her sisters. Mrs Lawrence and Mrs. Binkeston there. Mr and Mrs Jss Kennedy and child- ren visited with the Aidcorn's st Easter: Mr and Mrs Gordon McLeod have returned from Berkeiy where they spent the winter and have tak- en up residence in Miss Ferguson‘s house in the Park. However the sun is shining, the frogs and birds are singing, the motv quitos ere stinging,the mu in grow- ing and everything looks like swing and we still have faith that all in well. Then the neat electrical storm on Friday night capped the climax u we think never in the Spring was our road wuhed out so badly. Still, I think none of the large bridges are gone. But culverts that have stood since early days went out. also tieidt, in places are badly wnshed. ed. No' Vomlagfgr'aoct'kf Write giving 'Mtatle " to mum com“ um. farmer; .m mu county and references ter--. R. L. SWENSON, Gen. Mgr. WANTED _ -. '"""'r""V In “on touch with htrmers to so" the wolLknown and adver- tised Walsh No-Bucklo Hal-non This In an axe-Mont opportunity for the right man or company to can in on M. connoctlonu and good-will with a product which already has the good-will of 70,000 farmers. Sample mo. dal. suppllod and leads furnitu- AA 1:- - A' - A couple ot dawn last week we had no null which made us think ot any: gone by. Even yet the mil courier cannot make the full round " there ore some smell bridges out along the Saugeen. But if the weather permits all will soon be fixed up. The wen- ther lure he: given some great Sur. prises this you and tho' wonderfully tine during Feb. 1nd March, April fool day caught everybody napping. We have an opening In this county for a man or company "Lela- 0-..“. _ - In Swinton Perk after the deluge of Int week thing: ere min be- coming normal. though we ere ltlll without connection with the outside world by telephone. Our own line is in mir order-IT phone. on this line and the ladies can chat without interference from Cent!!! calling up to say your phone bill is overdue. ORILLIA. ONTARIO ONWARD Jan Oliver's. -- '"'-._%. Diana]! returned home {THE DURHAM REVIEW' John Lane drove to to see an uncle of b was very trick Sun. and Christen Mc- In_ expended visit sale a: Dundayl-l't Id family spent at Robt Vause', spent a few days also a day wnh other friend; Wes- EOE SALE: 1 Simon- Itoel Bed. stead. lumen ind springs, 1 (one! not, 8 leather nested mm. new and other nuclu. Apply to In R. V row-mini, Durham, Ont. d regret to have made an error in my write-up of the Sun Life'- bill Int week. Next week I will give the facts of the cue. I had no desire to misrepresent the Sun Lite Com- pany or their bill. next t" What will happen the men who will be replaced by the Robots when they are perfected. 't that question Erie answered. “I o not know". -nor do r. me new mm; " tint the Bound of the voice sets the machinery to work but though knowing that, I thought it A most weird Ind mummy sort ot thing. It made me wonder "What He gives the correct time when naked. not! he mwerod O. K. tothe question. "How do you like Buffalo?" He told u. he wu nine months old, and that he was nude‘ln London. England. The hiking part tit on the same principle as the phonograph. The new thing In that the sound of Have you heard of the Robot? He is I. meehttttieal man. I went to see him in Buffalo. His Inventor la Capt W. H. Richards ot London, England. who is oddly enough, a journalist. not an eleotrieat engineer. The Robot was on display in Edwards' furnlture store. Mr Richard: calls him Eric Robot. It or he look- like I man In armour. and to made of aluminum e lectrlc motors And wire, but when he is told to. he lands up, alts down, bows, salute. the tttttr, mowers ques- tions, or when he does not know the ”new”. an very slowly and dig. tlnctly. “I do not know." Father Bound who prellded on the second night, told us a good Irish Joke. An Irishman one day stopped the Father on the street. "I know, Father. Whit Shrqve Tuesday in. and I know what Ash Wednesday its, but tell me, what ig this Nut Sundae (Sunday) I hear so much about t" In the opinion of the noup the lowering of arms the world over snd the complete. if gradusl. dissrms- meat, were steps which should be st once begun. They expressed the greetest friendship for Britain and they beneve that sny trouble between the Anglos-Jon peoples unthinkable. The tour Csnsdisns present were treated " honored guests sndtriends Everyone stressed the need of and: person doing everything possible to spread truth. uproot prejudice. snd ensure peace. It was s heartening experience. Wilbur Thomas. Quaker, who was for ten years tttirttiniistrtrtor of the Friends' Relief Fund in Europe. lead the discussion on the Irtterntttiottttt situation. In his opinion found is the dangerous spot in Europe end France with her utellitee -Pound being one-U throwing an iron bend around Germany. He believes Greet Britain is the natural ally ot Gee many. rather then Flume. He was outspoken of " belief that the Bot iet government of Run-e should be recognized try the U. Stet“. Hie teetlmmy ot the recovery of Ruum wee identicel with that of our own Colonel Keene, ex ILP. won.) Dr. Harry Lsidler. author of sev- ersl books on Socisl Reconstruction, and Vice Pres. of the League of in- dustrlsl Demoeraey, lead the discus- sion on ‘Is Strife in industry inevita- Me.' He is considered s foremost authority on industrisl questions. ea. uslly tamilisr with British and Amer. ican conditions. I turpreettrted his vest knowledge and love ot humanity. A young professor, Wm Nunn. ot the University ot Pittsburg. told with force end tine irony. his experience of the strike of the cos! miners in Pennsylvsnis. He told how the courts and state troopers were on the mine owner's side, that even Lewis, Pres- ident ot the United Mine workers did not play fsir with his mem-that is not the itrnrt time I have heard ot Mr Lewis' methods. The Company owns1 the town, houses. stores. etc no in! the time of s strike the Company"; closes the town. snowing only those who hsve permits to leave or enter. Mr Nunn believes that too nanny not! mines were opened during the wer. with the result that eve: the luck- iest miner in U. sates orka outhe average only he." the working days. The unlucky chsp goes hungry. Miss MacPhail M.P., tells of Visit to Buffalo Ottawa, April 6, 1929 On my way back to Ottawa I went to Buffalo tor n couple ot days to at- tend the Fellowship ofReeonenitrtion Conference. The Fellow-hip In a zroup of any denomination, nee. nu- tlonnllty or clnu. working to recon- cile differences In the induatrial Ind irtterttatiottat tield. um and" oxiEFiBImY 5.3.”): John Williamson's. Mr Melville Honrth was the first to tnvel on the out end of the 0.0. R. with . car this year. As he has been to Pricevllle there will Boon be others following him. Mia-ea Emma end Sadie Oliver went to Toronto the hat of the week The Provincial "UGG" 113:2;5 Ind P. R. Oliver, M.P.P., in back 5199a; fun min. tr expect the vote on the Budget come tomorrow. AGNES C . MlcPHAIL . T that; ' “I g, no”: In error m' 3 ttea bill - In 'ftt, the) Ina-y om: world“ 100 f Bri “woldjoyollim. (godfm Iain; ta,e.ie.i.tqokiierttattlr.-- Phone 1 aged Mare, good worker I truck ngon lthreequnmr moo 1medtusdahnttGravetBott 1 large Wagon box 1 HI! luck 1 two-hone Gang Plow 1 not Double Home“ 1 single Buggy 8 sea MrhitBetrees and Neckyoku All in good coldluon. Em A Jiiiiidi" Jiiir.Qr.riitudl i3 m... "as; -----Ve_r- --e. 8. McBETH, Durham Lot. 41 and 42. con t.Ka.it., Glen} " Apply " once to MILLS & PATTERSON. " " Hanover, Ont. this ionic. No To elm Mute of lute Kittie Mor. lock, we will no" at reasons“. price her Iste modern residence tn Durham sud “no glut In known u the Suplea Firm, eornprhsing Put ot and Lazy Bowel: te,dhetf,':,rgettht,f, vim-of but! WWI! om? 'rttditine, vain WorksWonders on Peevish Stomach: The old, reliable Gallagher's , It in true that our Intercourse. oc-' Clutch. from tture _ cording to the culendur he been of to MW maleq Ihort duration, but friendship eannot)$".00 per 100; A be MM tn months or you”. The; 81400 Hatching depth end quality ot friendship not 100 Ml Seed Bu ‘love do not nppeu on the tsurface.' JOHN O’NE I But be natured, that the members or tt ;Glenelg Centre hurch no by nor Phon ‘nmuu locking In the-e euemnlu.‘ o q07, r '-6. [Also we give you ulunnce ot ttter'"""f"e"t- ;e|teem in which you Ire held in our J. E. MIL] ;midlt and trust thqt your iit"iit 1 pmchlng of the gospel etch Sundnyr Guillot- ot for; Evan bear much fruit. I (Sum a a, a In your new chute we hope thstf your work my be lightened “mm 1 " Pt your heath much Improved. Myourl - - ihome in to near to us. we eotttidettt.l lly tt forward to lacing you freq-l M. c. .0 uen r. Vino! in 1 delicious compound of cod liver pepione, inn, etc. Nervous - tired. anemic people nre nub mined how Vino! given new pep. sound sleep end 3 BIG nppetite. The very HRST bottle often and: seven! pounds weight to thin child- ren or Mum. Tutu delicious. Ichdden'l Drug Sim-e "I nah. Iron and I don't get tired “nee All0. I have “and Mre B. Cortele. I On Tue-day evening ot last week. i: the when and wherein.- of Glen- telg Centre momma. net atthe [honed [rand In J. P.1l00iili- t' vray, to spend an evening with Rev. .;‘and In Spencer. beiore their de- , per-titre for their new charge It Mt. 's' Fore“. During the evening. Mr and Mn Spencer were presented with an :addreu rend by like Mary Beaten and a sum ot money by Mr Neil Mc- ; hriane. Mr Spencer replied feeling- , ly, emphaaizing the kindly attitude ot ‘Glenelg Centre people toward their paltor. A ahort program of music followed. Lunch was served and Boo- ial intercourse enjoyed. The addeee in " follower ( ', To Rev. and In Spencer. 1 l Dear Friend. : ' l ( Knowing of your removal from our ymidat in the Very near future, it .eeemed desirable to us to spend a. social evening with you ere your de-; And now We uh you to men! this gift ad to remember kindly the memben ot Glenelg Centre Church. Mar God’l protecting are surround you Ind my the Joy of the harvest ‘be yours. Signed on behalf ot the church : Washes, Carries chin Woman Gains Ill pounds fl, -_. an"! to are“ In the nave-t New On wuh dny, 1foeutnr, would have I duh of bl Friday, iitth day, a touch l M Ma] lunar hand All legal document: "usuattr Ind unfunny 'ree-d, ronte and Sync»: Buildu- Entirely Herbal Baptist Pam Il-red by tlurk Centre Congregation Tinti.ntr ftrttrer Notary Puma. Convoy-mt, Realtor. lama“, cu. P. F. llfaeM1'gllll Your . J. McFadden FOR SALE ' , door mirth at " Lauchun'a Garage """""'jmTAteRrattrttv EB"'""" '-, ___.-- TORONTO FOR SALE . J. IoGllllmy , P. Icoimvny Iteto match the um coal yy.tjyiiiai"i ) “kins 'iriiiti'.il?am,,', " pounds."-.-- I.) lv,-,-,,,.,,,,,,, ' compound of, l, etc. Nervou- people ‘re sur-l L F. " 'e, new magmatic: an tahirttt Vinol. " pound.."-- at York Men. 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