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hm, No. l, no solo. a at $3 " in " I... Home BARN POI m mac-48m and Oak F =O=0= RING IN Id Millwork WI! in: Mills. OWEN SOUND not rltry to us tan "can AI down I 'RICES 'AROWAX omore ‘50: mum CREAMER bu t Sons limited 19. “m MILL " " .hm look“... Wardrobe. Cab-Mu Shimorh aboard. SAL Mr "'", VOL.LII.N0 39 Celebrated ttoth Birthday, Mrs (loo. Firth. Grand "valley, cele- brated her xmh birthday in that vii- 'cage recently and the occasion was marked by a family reunion, numb wring about 75 in all That the birth. day proved to be a happy one for Mrs Ritchie was evident beyond a doubt. Present for the occasion were her brother George Ritchie and sister Jane, Edge Hill: -Mrs Wm Moffat ', all of her own faintly. Joseph. near Grand Volley : Martha. Mrs Hunt: Daniel. Toronto ; John, Shelburne : Mrs Hale. Grand Volley. as well an oil of her grand children and a number of neat grind children. in the sunset no" of berliie, Mrs Firth will have the worm wishes ot a bout of her friends of Edge Hill locality, it: n peaceful and benign letting F mong her fully members. Inning down Durham hill Mom day noon with some other school chums. Miss Edith Hunter ran her car against a hydrant in front of D. C. Town's Store when the brakes re. fused to work, bending it over. tn the sudden stop. Annie Cnmpbellwaa pitched forward and had her wrist broken. while Marjory Noble had two lingers hurt, but others escaped uninjured. The Durham Presbyterian W. M. s. met at the home of Mn, Wm Derby, Jr.. Bentlnck. on Sept 20th. Mn Rev. Armstrong presiding. The meeting was opened with hymn 469. Mrs Arm- strong also led in prayer and Mrs J. Burgess read the scripture lesson from Luke 5. The roll call was ane- wered by a verse on 'Rest.' The min. utes of last meeting were read end it was decided to have Miss Barlow, a native ct British Guiana. give a lecture with lantern slides on Pri. day. Oct. lith at g pm. Hymn 388 was sung and Mrs B. Patterson read, tut sccount rt the Newark od George Leslie Hockey of Mose. Miss Cel- tier read a paper cu Missionary work and In J. H. Herschel: on account of the medial work done in that country. In A. Derby end In Pet- tenolledinprwerndhm O. m m. The neon-s closed with the Lord's buyer in ulna” In. we: served s bountiful inch. Wins Shield Second Time Coagrntulatlonn to Miss Mary Lamb, who teaches " Blenheim in Kont Co.. and who has been Incens- tul in winning the second time In accession a shield, given to the what! .n that county for the best Liblelif retard. Shank! they win out the 3rd war, they retain the shield. Annivemry Service- of Mulocki Haws: chunh. will be held on Sun-i day, Oct. cm, " 11 mm. and 7.30 9., m.. conducted by Rev. tr. J. "rmer, B. A.. of Owen Sound. Special music will be rendered morning and even- ins. Private Salt of Furniture Kitchen cupboard 1nd table. ee-l chest, walnut dining room ublerudi rotw, small tables, rugs and mailing, Quebec beaten. coal oil heater. pie, run-s, dishes. tatc. Apply on prmnln-I rs to Miss I". H. Davidson. Durham. I Durham Prubytorian W. M. S. wuist broken in Car Accident Uneher the tunic” of the Ladies' Aid :1 the Pretsyterian Church, 1 ule of imported when hamhotk. the brass and ivory articlel. will be held in the l. O. D. E. room. on Saturday ' Sept. 28, from 3 to 6 Fm. Home made baking will also he sold. Mr Walter E. Harris, of Tdronto. wnll be the wee-m weaker at the annual meeting of the South But Grey when] ”mention. to be held In Town Hall. Durham. Friday. Sept. 27th. " 2 o’clock. Everyone welcome. Ladies especially invited. The regular - meeting ot the Durham mum Church. will be in the was of the Women's Minion Circle and will be their annual thank otrertntr meeting. All interested in Minions are cordially invited to It- tend. I " The Dunn Brunch Women's In- Itlute, will - at the home ot In N. Iceman“. on unruly, Oct. 3rd. All members He cordially invited to be present. The III-cl Mum will renamer their clun- in Pinto and Theory,} comments ”my. Sept 27th. PrL vate m elu- Ieuonl amused. C L For Sale: Victroln. good .1. .new, cabinet Btyhe with reoord- : the I bed couch. Witt be sold chap. Ar " to In W. lent-null. The excavating work on a. new Baum Pam 1. completed and bonding Ma mun. 96:5: Pliilllta Henry lkata's Home lCS’ , Mama l, 5 Mr and Mrs Benton are deeply Fmatet’ul for timely sin in saving the i barn and to Mr Arch McArthur, 4th icon. for placing his vacant house, a ‘quarter mile distant, at their dip I posal. Also to the ladies of the din lirict, who cleaned, scrubbed and tht. _ ted it up for occupancy that after- man. Mr Benton will-rebuild a. smal- l In home", possibly this fall, or he may delay it until spring. I It required all the neighbcrs avail- lable at this time to save the barn i with the season's crop and a stnw l stack clcser to the house. There for- : tunately was an ample water myme ;at house and barn and men were l perched with nails on barn root, ex- ltiruruishirur the slightest blaze, fur I barn and stack caught fire scores of itimes. Their valiant ettorta were re- (warded with success in keeping I blaze eontined to the house and with r the large number soon on hand rea- (ii; to lend aid, sll danger was ever. hras' Church Anniversary There was a good attendance Bun. day afternoon at the Anniversary Ber. \'.ce of Burns' Church, Rocky Snug- Hun when Rev Mr Miller of Monkton preached an in9rintr sermon. The usual week night program was held over until Tuesday, when owing to illness ot pastor. Mr Allan Bell ac- ceptably tlned the chair. The pro- gram was supplied mainly by memo bers ct Durham Presbyterian choir and was much enjoyed. Their num- bers were a chair anthem: two male quartettes by Messrs Harding McAr- thur. McFadden and McComb; solos byMrs lcFadden and Miss Elizabeth Harding ; duet by Mrs McFadden and Miss Weir: elotmtionat'y num. bers by Miss Mable Sharp and J. H. Harding. A recitation by Miss El. siz- Willis. .soios by P. Ramage and rhairman's address completed the program, after which refreshments were served. Mr H. G. Martyn, B. A., of Strat- ford Normal School. will be present and deliver an interesting address each day. The session commences at 9.30 a. m. on Thursday. . TEACHERS WILL CONVENE AT NEUSTADT, Oct. " and 11 Govth Grey Teachers' Institute will be held in the new Public School at Neustndt, on Thutsday and Friday. Oct. 10th and 11th. HYMENEAL ELVIDGE - SCHUTZ A quiet September wedding was tsolemnigeC at high noon at Trinity Churth’ Rer'tcry, Saturday, Sept. 21, when Rev. E. Hayes united in holy bends ct matrimony. Mr Irving Wil- lis .ElpitVe, son it Mr and Mrs C. C. Eiviaige of Durham and Min Elvin Davis Schutz. daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schulz. also of town. The ceremony was ot the quietest possib- le nature, there being no attendants. Atter the ceremony the young couple with- the immediate families of bridal pair and Misses K and L. Ritchie, partcck of a dainty wedding lunch- eon at home of bride’s parents, alter which the happy couple departed try mctcr on a. week's honeymoon to Toronto, St Thom" and other points. On return they wilt take up ressidentse in apartments nbove H. J. Snell's music store. The bride's wedding gown was of (cm rclored georgette over satin. trimmed with seed pan: tad carried a bouquet ot golden mums. Her going away out!!! was a travelling unit of brown crepe. cut of camel hair tin- ish with beaver collar. 7 The young equple us well and far cratrly known in town and the eiti. :nu ma friends are and to know they will yet be trrao" them. The Review joins the mny In mum hung the you: coupIe. u, w mm am, an anger was over. An insurance of $1000 on house and 8600 on contents was. carried hut this will not begin to cover replace- ment values. Tier had decided to clean out the chimney and were burning paper In stove no they frequently had done. A burning ember mun hove ignited the root, for when Mr Benton that not- ed on unulunl Bound, he rushed out and found one side of root name. They endeavored to quench the Barnes with water, but he could not secure a footing on the wet roof to reach all the blue and at one time slipped down unmet the ladder, " moot knocking it over with Mrs Bea. tcn standing on it with n pail of water. Mrs Benton had at once calm led Durham Central to secure help‘ and the operator quickly summoned! aid from the neighborhood. In a fewi moments the house was doomed. but help speedily coming, most of the downstairs furniture was removed, and saved and considerable of the‘ bedding etc. upstairs was thrown outl " window:,, only It b. burned out-I side later, being too 01099 to the', house. I LII! may morning, Mr Ind In. Henry Benton. 8rd con. N.D.R.. of Genelg. suffered a heavy Ion, when their large (rune residence with much of its contenu was burned to the ground. " ii'itt. Destroyed by Fire ( He was born in Gait, Ont. and [when a little lad his parents remov- i ed to the present Henry tarm in Eg- aremont. opposite Wilder'g school- ?honse. In young manhood he took (up farming near Hampden, when 35 wyears ago he was wedded to Miss lAnnle Watt, who survl es him along l with two daughters. M13 Hickllng at Hampden and Evelyn at home. Am lolher daughter, Elsie, died in 1920. (F'or the last 22 years he has been Ifarming at his present home on south 1 line, Bentinek, near Allan Park. I On Woanemy, Sept. M, at to tcm. ',I the spirit of death called “my oneof Durham's most lovable of men, Arth- _ ur McClocklin, " the Age of " veers. ', That death has come so a. happy re- ': lease is the proper way to look upon [his mung. tor it an; to few to lin-, " user so he hos doa'e. knowing the eerr " tainty cf death ahead. Shortly over a you no. he was taken to Toronto; _for an operation for cancer of the; stomach. While the operation waal considered successful, it was known‘ ; too that his days were numbered and 'thnt he has lingered so long. has; i been the matter for comment. How.1 iever the patient become cheerfullyl iresigned to the inevitable and with} lhis eyes and heart already fixed on; tthings eternal, death hsd no terrors; 'r for him. Sympathy goes out to his) ;lonely wife, who hos herself cane} i through u. trying sickness. i . Mr McCiocklin was born at the cm! I homestead at Zion, the second young-J eat son of the late Thos. 'McCiock1in. Durham has had the son perhaps the I greater parrot his life and the mem- iories that abide are " kindly and; sympathetic temperament and warm ‘hand for all. Nearly Mt years ago he? woe married to Nancy Orchard and! 1 their home life was a happy one. For‘ Very sudden was the last call which came to above lady on Thursday night last at her home in Kilsyth in Derby Tp. Tho' she was 74 years of age. she was active and bright and Queen St Church has uc Ann'y no one thought Death lurked so near. With her brother, Dr Edward and Mrs Lauder, she had spent the after. now in Owen Bound and they at- tended a show same evening. On re- turning to her home, Mrs Mundle went in ahead to light the lamp. while the Dr put his car in page, and Mrs Lauder to Rob Mundle's. only across the lane, to get some par. ceis: Not tire minutes had elapsed and when they entered the heck shed don, they were amazed to and his sister prostrate on the noonthe In: spark tf lite having tiicltered out. The earth? on Monday last closed owr the mortal remains of Mrs H. Holmes, who passed away last week end at her home in Durham. Deceas- ed has not been ln gcod health for some months and tho' at times she hppeared to rally. it was not to be. The late Mrs Holmes was in her 45th year, a daughter of Mrs and the late Wm Firth ot Zion. Since her marriage nearly 20 years ago, she has resided in town and with her husband and mother, three daughters are left to mourn her tender care.. Sadie, Wanetta and Gertrude. The burial took place to Zion on Monday. Rev. H S Fiddes conducting mortuary services. .Mrs Mundle was formerly Mary Elizabeth Lauuer and survives her husband by one years. eight moo. By her passing the rank: of the well known Lauder mmily Are becoming thinner, as only two sisters, Mn A, Little of Sank. md Mu Halon of Winnipeg and three brothers. Thou. G., A. W. H. and Dr E. remain. Mrs Mundle is also mlvfhhy eight chil- dren. who will mourn e Ion ot one who was ever In their than". . After only {cur days illness, Alex. McLean, fi. Line Bentlnck. succumb- ed to heart failure. Wednesday noon at the age of 73 years. The deceased was seldom il) and was a. man of rugged constitution and strong con- vietiotts. The deceased was a man of ster- ling integrity, well read and inform- ed on all public questions. In relig. ion he was Presbyterian and the funeral service will be held on Fri- day, Sept. 27, at 2 p. m., conducted by his former pastor, Rev D. J. Lane. The sympathy of the communi- ti, is extondéd to bereaved family. The sympathy of the 'Review extended to all mourners. Mr and Mm T. G. Ludei, Mr and Mn A. W. H. Lauder and Dr. and Deeeased was a faithful attendant and member of the former Methodist Church and latterly the Queen St. United Church and has held official positions in all departments of the church life. His pastor. Rev. H. S. Flddes will conduct funeral senior»; on Friday. Mesherton; three brothers. Charles, on the homestead at Zion; James of Trout Creek, Nor. Ontario ; Fred, in Toronto. A brother Edwin passed a- way early last summer and sisters Susan and Mrs Alex McDonald (Har- riet) somo years ago. it few year. they tanned on the 2nd con. of Glenelg, but being unable for strenuoua labor, moved back to town. There remain two sisters, Mrs Smith of Pasadena, Cal.; Mrs M. Wilson, cf MRS ROBERT S. MUNDLE MRS HARRY HOLMES ARTHUR McCLOCKLIN DURHAM, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER M, 1929 iiii)trrjli,gttiir,. _flitgitittr: ALEX. McLEAN OBITUARY brothers. curiets, at Zion; James of Ontario ; Fred, in With which if, incorporated the Holst.“ Laser! her the her she her H. H. Easel. Hanover, to Mr lar ther Baldwin Hollison, Detroit, son of the late Mr and Mn Thomas E. Holman, South Vallejo. Ct. DIED . ABMSTRONQ-ln Flesherton on Fri. dtry, Sept. 20. W. A. Armstrong. jeweller, tn his Glut you. ' Inspiring Sermons and Music for Queen St. Church Ann’y In summarizing the ftnaneial aide of the services, Mr Flddea said $313. 60 had been handed in and $24 prom- Ised. Altogether it was a auocossful Anniversary. WOLFE-WEBB - At Kingston, on Sept. M, by Rev. Dr W.T.G. Brown Mrs Perle Webb ot Napanee, to Dr C. E. Wolfe. Toronto. MOLUBON-ENGEL - At Hanover. on Saturday. Sept. 21, by Rev Dr E Milton loriow. Dorothy, only daughter of Mrs Engel Ind the we The reciter wes good. In her run- dering 'The Ladies' Aid meeting' she brought many laughs and in the ex- pounding of the meaning of the word 'cireumspect' as found in a certain verse of the Bible, she excelled with encore: for both. The pianist. who is organist ot one of Kitchener's chur- ches, accompanied and rendered a pi. ano solo in a masterly manner. As Mr Fiddes expressed it, the concert touched the heart and inspired us to do better. THOMPSON-On 2nd con. Norman- by on Sept. 19, to Mr and Mrs Wm Thompson, a. son. WYVILLE -.At Durham Hospital. on Sept. 19. to Mr and Mr: Earl Wy- ville, a Ion. Large congregations both morning and evening, the latter overttowing the capacity ot church. attended the Queen St. United Church Anniver- sary services Sunday. The special speaker was Rev. Mr Roadhouse cf Wesley United Church, Gait, and his discourse at both services were thoughtful and uplifting. In the ev- ening, Knox United Church kindly withdrew their service and Joined their Queen' St. brethren. It was a treat also to hear again Mr Wm Benson. former tenor soloist of the church, now of Niagara Falls. He rendered two solos at morninn service and one at evening, the choir with Mrs Harry Kress at organ, giv: ing an anthem at each service and the male quartette a selection in the evening. One of the finest sacred converts given here tor some time was held in the church Monday, by the Miatele Male. Quartette ot Kitchener, with elocutionist and pianist assisting. Their introductory hymn 'Lead Kind- ly Light' with its new setting, was tinely rendered and succeeding nuto- bers Soft as the, voice of an Angel,' 'Whispering Hope,' 'The Wayside Crosa', 'Loveh Old Sweet Song'. 'om on the Gates of Gian". ‘Going Home' and several others, especiaiy the last 'When I survey the wondrous cross', were all ot the same high order. Mr Mistele's own solos, ‘Anchnn-d' and 'The Holy City' touched the hearts ttCali. . Mr and Mrs Wm Ritchie and daughter Barbara, Mrs Wm Petty, Mrs John Marlee, and Robt. Pickett, attended the funeral in Guelph on Saturday. Mr Ind Mrs Green moved from Ar- thur about 20 years ago to Guelph, where he became well known as a contractor. He was born at Ancaster and was married 39 year: ago to Elia. abeth Morice cf Normantty Township. One daughter Stella, Mrs Albert Dol- levy survives. _ Artenrrooftsaatt-tNaeedonttt,e Baptist Church the put week. He was a member of St Andrews' Church, Guelph, and the burial ser- vice was conducted by Rev. A. J. Mc- Giliivray. There were many beautiful tloritl tributes. including one from the family, sister. and Arthur Masonic Lodge. _ A death that won nun-ml " well as startling, was that or George Green of Guelph, who died on Thursday " temoon last in his car, almost in front of his own home trom heart trouble. Mr Green was driving his car'home and en route picked up I friend, Wm Mitchell of Emmosa. Rd. Nearing his home ho fell over his wheel dead. Mr Mitchell applying the brakes only in time to prevent crash- ing into a parked car. He was M. years of age. _ Almost as we go to men we are Itttorrned of the death of Mrs Wm. Hay inee Bell: Small) which took pace in Toronto lut night (Wednes- day.) Her huabend died some years no and a family of {our sons and tour dtutghtera "Irvin. Funeral is on Saturday tn Dromore cemetery, $V bout 1.80 p.m., u the remain: come to Holstein by noon' train. She won in her 74th year. Mrs E. Lauder attended the tuturratl on Monday, Rev Mr Cornet: of Knox United Church, o. Sound, conducting the funeral service. GEORGE GREEN MRS. ‘wm. MAY MARRIED BORN NTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Two copies of 'The Great Men of Cannot arrived this week, ‘Presonl- ed by G. Howud Ferguson. Minister of Kttueation.' Theie volumes mate .lntom|unz reading and the Premiere P' will he duly Appreciated. .ttearty Sodom About“: On Show night on Main St. Mitts Khulna: Htmting m “not by 1 car tnd knock“ down. the book at her head striking the povemem,‘ mung a bod gun. However it is heating nicoly. with no Ill ell-cu. l Mr and Mrs Leslle O'Connor of Thorold, were in town Saturday. It is 30 years since Mr O'Connor had charge of the electric light plant here at Hewson'a Mill. Their daugh- ter has become a great musician and many have heard her ever the radio --Ktithleen Stoke: who plays the org- In at Show: Hippodrome, Their son bu charge of the new cqu at Port Colborne. Mr and Mrs James Booth (mm Mildred Leann). Ayton, entertained many of Mrs B's kin on Friday last at their home. In fact it took more ot the re-union nature, having as their guests, Mr James Burt, Dur- ham: Dr. Ernest Leeoon. Ernest Wills Leeson, Mrs E. w. Leeson, daughters Mary and our and son Edward. all of Chicago: Dr Geo. M. Lpeson, Miss Margaret and Mr Jan. Leeson, Miss M McNIece and Mrs C. M. Lveson. Vnmey: Mr and Mrs Albert Hooper, Mt. Bttretrt and Mr Albert M. Me Clinton, Saskatoon. Misses Florence McDonald, Mary Benton. Dorothy Ritchie, Myrtle Mor. tley and Joy Priest, are Durham stu- dents titten.dintr Stratford and Toron- tot Normal Schools. T Mr and Mrs John H. Gibson, tfiiis ham. anncunce the engagement of their eldest daughter Ida Marie, to Newell w. Falkingham. eldest as“ ot Mr 3nd Mrs Newell Ft1kintghtuu, both ct Durhlm, the marriage to take place early in October. Mr and Mrs John Burgoss.in com- tany with Mr and Mrs J. W. Craw. ford, motored to Wlartou the first cf the week and visited with Mrs C's brother, Mr T. Dargaxel and other friends. Mrs Rabi. [Inc and daughter, Miss Margaret. Toronto, were callers up- on former town friends on Friday and Saturday last. They had been spending a few weeks previously with Dromore relatives, and the week prev- ions to that had motored to Arden. 40 miles north of Nuance, where they visited Mrs tla nephew, luv. Rot. Paton. Mr Kenneth Kerr left Monday for Kin-inner, where ho has accoptotl 11 pnsilion in the Old drugeist rttutt of H. W. Shoemaker & Sons. Miss Janet Kerr left last week for a few days visit with her sister, Mrs N. Belt, Elora, also friends in anon- to, and from there to her position al Albany, N. Y. Miss Althea and Edith Grant, tea. chers, Toronto, and Mr Brock Grant, Welland, were visitors with their brother, Dr. J. P., last week end. Mr and Mrs W. G. Breen and fun- ily, Port Stanley, returned to their home after visiting with Mrs B's par- ents. Mr and Mrs J. McGowan. Miss M. Durrcws and Miss Otticer ct Regina Beach, Sash, visited on Monday with Miss Barbara Ritchie, and are also guest. at Mr. Thomas Terry's. Hemlock, Mr and Mrs Russell Gun and two chlidren of Weston, were visitors with his grandmother. Mrs Gun Br. the tirtrt cf the week. . Dr. and Mrs C. C. anage were visitors at his parental home Sunday. Mr Goo. Hay, son ct Mr and Mis A Hay, has left for Toronto tc attend School of Practical Science. Mr and Mrs Stuart Jock-on. Tor.) onto, motored to the home ot their; uncle aad aunt, Mr and Mr: {new Middleton. where they visited or a“ week. They were accompanied home by MissANive Middleton. who will} with them make an extended visit all Toronto, Niagara and Kawartha! Lakes district. 1 Dr. Ernest Leena. Chicago; his ulster. In Ju Booth, Ayton and . nephew, Albert McClinton Jr. ot Baa. union. were ‘guests " Mr Chas. Rama's Tuesday. Dr and In Edward under. Tor- onto, were guests of Mr {Jud Mrs A. W. H. Lauder from Friday to T'ttett- day. Mr and In Jan Newbixsins. At- wood, the former m omen] of the Out. Dairy Ameluion, were guests of Mr and Mrs John McGowan the ttrat of the week. o On Monday‘evenlng. Sept. 80th, an excellcnt MNWERSARY SUPPER and PROGRAMME will complete the annual celebration. The pastor, Rev. I; T. Priest, will give a cartoon lec- ture ca "Capital Eyes." Admission to Supper and Program. adults 500: children Me. THE GLENELG CENTRE BAPTIST CHURCH will hold their ANNIVER- SARY SERVICES, on Sunday, Sept. 20th, " " a. m. and 7 p. m. REV. T. E. RICHARDS. M. A., Hanover, will preach and there will be special music. 1 extension ladder, ' slum ladders paints, brushes, garden tools. saws lawn mower, etc. will be disposed m by private one. Apply to Mrs John McDougull, Upper Town. S. McBETH In this hot summer weather, it.” most desirable that the complexion be kept fresh and up-to-lhe-mark. We have all the requisites. Let " supply 3cur nerds in JERGEN'S LOTION CREAMB 8OAl oNma,tar,m,themoneyiromthepouitry,thedairyorthe garden belongs to the farmer's wife, but unless she has a bank accountthemoneysotmgoes. Every farmer's wife should have a bank account; them are to many things to save tcr-thinge for the home-a holiday trip- or the proverbial rainy day. __ _ kia, hundred dollars in th'e bank will give you a wwderful feeling of security and independents Our English nealth Salts High .ptrita,--_lttg health, --wttttt o priceless possession these crowded day-I An use! In work: I boon in recreation. Ward/l gray &ore We”): KEEP YOU AT YOUR BEST Putin-M “may a no. a nu In - lb In ".60 I war In dance. 0. “I“! O “I EVERYTHING IN MEDICINE FOR MAN OR BEAST" C. P. R. TICKETS, BOAT Ott RAIL lic, 25c and 50c Private Sale of Cooling and Laxative IEN'S LOTION MENNEN‘S TALCUM POWDER "" SOAPS LOTION8 POWDER PUFFS ATOMIZEM COIPACTO LIP STICK. FACE POWDER! PERFUMEB ETC. The Royal Bank of' Canada 'ojaa/den’s gray (ttore Durham Branch - J. A. Rowland, Manager 501796 preparations YOU WILL LIKE BANKING " THE ROYAL Articles tt LOST Black club bu on vainchl High. my No. B, between Guelph and u. Bound. Liberal rev-n! tr returned to Ell-l Williams, Owen Sound Phone "MW. FOR SALE OI REM? The residence of llmlatv Mrs Itu". bald Davidson, Upper Towtt,lturhau For Information apply at thr' house HOUSE FOR SALE In Upper Town. Good mrdon “chad. Apply to Fred Torry, the ttrietor,,at 156 Pinewood Ave, I onto. Brick home. modern, 7 rooms, my venteutly loaned. Apply lo Mrs Jr" Bryon. Puretest Cad lim Oil Bottled Sunshine One WWI-II equiv-lam In Vitamin A content to at but Sun“ size Mte, Famtty the .1 can": an» “or or 1 a. ot best Creamy Butter or It plan of Wilde Ink Dwain and Stltioner Phone 3. DURHAM From the Land of the Midnight 31M! Home for Sale or Rent Wye "l