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(% Wrist C ful > Flour and Feed at Reasonable Prices 1 Western Recleansd Screenings at $34 per ton ground, in bulk. | NOTHCE 140 FARMERS The Durbam U. F. 0. Live Stocr Association will ship stock from Dur ham, on Tuesdays. Shippers are re quested to give three days‘ notice. DECEMBER 12, 1949 Oar Bread and Pastry «products will be found haalthful and invigorating. ‘T‘ry us with an ordec. 4 Leave your orders carly for your spring requirements of Ferâ€" tilizer Highest market prices paid for all kinds of Grain deâ€" livered at our Mill. The Cash Shoe Store Royal Household Flocr O Canada Flour 4 Pilot Fiour Castle Flour Rotled Oats Feed Flour Chopped Oats Chick Grit 5@ Special reductions in 5 and 10 bag Gunn‘s & Blatchford‘s Stock and Poultry Foods for every purpose. Get our prices and compare them and the analysis with others before buying your requirements of commercial feeds. are now ready and prices are easier than last year. Call and examine them. Phone 8 WE LIVE TO EAT i AND EAT TO LIVE Our window Display of Cakes you and your visitors. .A loo! Rubbers and Goloshes of many styles wE HAVE ON HAND FOR SALE THE BEST GQuauity Western Recleansd Screenings at $34 per ton ground, in bulk Also Ontario Mixed Grain at $38 per ton, ground. HENDERSON‘S BAKERY JAS. LAWRENCE, Shipper THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS Is the Place to get your cold, wet weather Footwear Food is then Most Important I Shoe Repairing as usual Mcliraith‘s Flour and Feeds . S. MclHiraith Cakes and ‘other Delicacies will tempt A look will make you buy. * Instead of writing that weekly letâ€" ter to distant friends, why not have the Review tell them ghe news of the district. Save yourself the trouble of worrying over what to say each week for $2.00 for a whole year. Crimped Oats Screenings Chop Mixed Chop Bran, Shorts Oatcake Tankage Oyster Shell lots of Flour DURHAM, ONT.* Mr D.â€"G. McLean is, we are glad to hear, recovering from, a .slight‘Inâ€" disposition . ‘ss e @* (Intended for last "v‘nk) Mr Angus McCormick, theâ€" popular yoon>~ man ‘of the Stbeo‘t-n.. Glenelg, has <‘decided to desert the ~ranks of the bachelors, and was married on Wednesday, Dec. 4th, in Toronto, to Miss Gertrude Baycroft, whose people live in the noted town of Beeâ€" Mr W. G. Watson loft on Thursday to visit his uncle George in Torcnto, wl:o had taken sick at the home of his daughter there. +« Mrs A. McVicar since réturning from the Royal Winter Fair, has been under the Dr‘s. care but is improving Mail couriers on Routes 1 and 2 now go in the mornings, and. bank closes at 2.00 instead of 3.00 o‘clock, all due to the journeying south of the | _ The W.M.S. and Willing Workers : will meet on Dec. 13 in the Hall, for their annual meeting. Roll call to b> answered by ‘l-\]ih'. Lunch com. are Mrs D. Sinclair, Mrs Jno Nichol, Mrs Rev. F. Sullivan gave a fine adâ€" dress «Christianity in the home in moderrn timeg"* at thie. Y.P.S. *on Tuesday. He cited cases contributâ€" ing to its delinquency,such as the raâ€" dio w.th its Jazz on Sundays, the‘ use of the cars, anc a greater Gisregard fc: Sabbath observance génerally, alâ€" so lack of family. worship. A double funeral on Friday by W. G, Watson of a Mr John Bell of the West, a son of Duncan Bell once of Dromore; and Mrs McMullin of Fleshâ€" erton. â€" At the latter . funeral, the hearse had to be left there on â€"acâ€" count of the depth of snow ancounâ€" tered. P C k o 69 The storms of the past week have blockeu the roads hbere as well . as elsewhere, preventing the mail man from getting around. The old kerosene lamps came in handy Sunday nmight when the belt slipped off at the Hydro power plant, or a monkey wrench got among the machinery, causing «us to hbave no lights for church service. Mrâ€" Angus McCormick witk, his young b:iide, formerly. Miss Gertrude Baycroft, arrived home Saturday evâ€" ening from their wedding trip. We extend a ecrdial greeting to the young couple . At the United Church services Sun. wonderful constitution. Just a little day, the pastor spoke on the words, OY®" A year ago she fell and broke ‘My Task‘, in which he stated that ber hip bone and after a long siege the task of the Chrstian world to. Of suffering, she rallied round and day, was to remake men and nations. WAs able to walk again. From our He stressed the fact that the influx DPioneors we can learn many a lesson of foreigners created a problem that Of COurage and perseverance. needs to beâ€"handled by our Christian Mr Robt. Stewart opened his hall thurch. _ 50 per cent of S, 8. Schol. 1ast Friday evening by giving a public ars are not Anglo Saxon in some @Ance. Owing to weather conditions parts oOf New Ont. where not a word the attendgnce was very small and it of English is spoken. It behooves us h44 to be postponed. to be up and doing, with over 2000â€" : The United W.M.S. meet Thursday O( ‘~» n~pnlation who know Of this week at the home of Mrs Jas. not the gospel that brings prosperity Doig. j : and poace here in America, while Asâ€" Our local Sunday Schools are beâ€" ia and Aftrica are all quoted as being &inning to make preparation for their in turmc‘l. The vast resources of the> ADNUA! Christmas concerts. United Church in preaching stations . Mt D. S. McDonald has been under and missions were being pitted a. the Dr‘s. care. Pleased to hear he is gainst the serious situation existing "OW Setting better. . in cur ewn land. This fact constitut. _, M3 JC‘n Sinclair returned Tuesâ€" ed a strong appeal to all for assist GAY from a pleasant visit with. relaâ€" ance. § tives near Tavistock. Mrâ€" Angus MeCormick â€" witW his Ol@4 man Winter sure did give us a young bride, formeriy. Miss Gortrude S°Y°re Jolt over the week end. Sunâ€" Baycroft, arrived home Saturday evâ€" .day was an unusually quiet day. One ening from their wedding trip. We church had no service, the cther a extend a cc=dial greeting to the young‘ YCTY Slim attendance. (It was a real couple . old Scotch Sabbath as far as visiting The old kerosene lamps came in W28 COncerned. Every one was home handy Sunday vight when the belt 34ing their own affairs, but I ha‘ slipped off at the Hydro power plant, *‘ dc‘“’{"‘s to how many were memâ€" or a monkey wrench got among the. °"2ing the Psalims and paraphrases. machinery, causing «us to hbave no, !t Wou!d be a most profitable day | it lehte far church sarvice ‘ spent in that way. * Mrs Tom MciInfee and babe returnâ€" ed to Buffalo, after a month spent with her parents, Mr and Mrs Geo. Campbell. Messrs Alf .and Clifford Hincks of Holstein and Egremont spent the week end at their home. Miss Anna Mary McLean has reâ€" turned home after a couple of weeks in Toronto. 7 A number from here are« planning to meet Santa Claus in Flesherton on Sat. Dec. 14th. Mr and Mrs Wm Ramage visited recently with their daughter, Mrs S. Dan Stewart, Mré J McMéekin. Will those who have sunshine bags or missionary envelopes, please bring them along. j Mrs Dan Campbell returned . home from Toeronto, having spent the past week there as a delegate to the U.F. O. Convention from the Holdfast club We congratulate our new reeve, Mr Herb Corbett. Miss Lily Campbell has gone to Torvatot for the winter months. Mr and Mrs Ray McLean spent a week with Toronto friends recently. Mr Sangster Hemphill, Ceylon, has put a litter carrier in for Mr Dan Campbell. > MFf McKay student of Knox College preached Sunday in the Hall. Mr Hector McLean was in Owen Sound on business Thursday . Mr and Mrs Allie McLean visited Sunday with the former‘s parents. We are glad‘tco see Mrs McLlean able to be out ‘t@ @hurch again after her recâ€" ent operation. . Me~Tec‘? is, improving tho‘ still very weak. The nurse left Wednesday but Mrs Houston of Peterboro is yet home The U.F.W.O. Club meeting will be hold at Mrs W A Beaton‘s this Doc. 11th, when an exchange of Xmas gifts will take place. Mr Neil McKinnon, Jr, Toronto, is visiting at his parental home, Sorry to report that Mr Peter Mcâ€" Donald is not vory well and his many friends hope for him a speedy recovâ€" Williams, Dromore Keep in‘mind the Xmas concerts| in the Urited Church on Dec. 20th ; and in the Hall Dec 18th. for they are both going to be good. | "We are glad to know that Mrs Earl Admission 25¢ and 15¢. _ _ _ Toâ€"day, Monday is much milder and we are hoping for some good weather Tppgufle Sphool is holding its anâ€" The happy couple came home PRICEVILLE $ af ent on Dec. We were pleased to BNave a call from Jacob Parslow of Coronation, Alâ€"} berta, while home for the fun>ral of pity .. . ank Miss Victoria Haw is home | Toronto and making glad her mid and father over the holidays. t‘mher _ While Bowes is laughing in his sleeve at the stunt he pulled c#f, let him be thinking what other use he could make of said sleeve if he plays that game again. Colds are quite in order at present and some flu. P Â¥ The different schools have been proâ€" paring for Xmas entertainments. We pre sorry that ~Miss Martin of Swamp College after a great deal of time and energy has been.compeiled to indefinitély postpane their enterâ€" tainment owing to chicken poxâ€"just when it was not wanted. But we hope the girls and boeys will not be disap pointed for ‘Santa Claus never gets sick at Christmas. : a Miss Sm‘th cf Hillside AcaCemy, and pupils, purpose entertaf@ing â€" on tha afternrein af tha SAem 2 09e0 4 We still think of the good old sum | mer time but are tryinig to enjoy the: winter, also knowing that it too will | nass away. The snow is deep in the. Park, but we can still see the tall| t‘mher While Raowes is lanchino in | _Mrs W'xrr'\.wl)lxvxg\'xall and Mrs Wm. Jack attended the Provincial Institute convention in Toronto last week. Mrs McTaggart Sr, has almost reâ€" covered from an attack of pleurisy. For a woman of her age, she has a wonderful constitution. Just a little over a year ago she fell and broke her hip bone and after & long siege of suffering, she rallied round and was able to walk again. From our pionceors we can learn many a lesson of courage and perseverance. Mr Robt. Stewart opened his hall last Friday evening by giving a public dance, Owing to weather conditions the attendance was very small and it had to be postponed. Monday and will take up residence on his farm. She was a teacher in the school near by. He is a popular piper, and his grandfather before him . "gart them skirl." A large presentaâ€". tion program is being prepared, so all » Last Week‘s Items Congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs Milford Hopkins (formerly Effie McDonald) on their recent marâ€" rlage and wish for them much happiâ€" ness and prosperity. We are sorry toâ€"lose Effie from our immediate neighborhood . . At ‘the Â¥.P.S. of St. Columba Uniâ€" ted Church on Tussday evening, a very interesting and instructive paper was given by Louisa Watson, on the var ous joiurneyings of St. Paul, interâ€" spersed by five other members of the Society reading a chapter relating to his experiences or doings, in the difâ€" ferent ‘places visited or on the â€"way thither: a clever resume of the varâ€" ious missionary travels pointed. out on a map as the speaker progressed. At a previous meeting our Public School teacher, Miss McHugh, was elected as President and Miss Sadie Vause, Secrotary. Mr Alvin Scott, Brantford, is spendâ€" ing a few weeks with his parents, Mr and Mrs W R Scott. Mrs Minzie Mills and daughter have been visitors with Mrs Fred Clarke, Markdale. f The United Church $.S. are having their Xmas Tree FMday, Dec 13, also a table of Xmas gifts for sale. Miss Margaret Gllkes is at present visiting Toronto friends. Mr Robt. Stewart opened his. new hall with a public ball last Friday, when those present enjoyed themselâ€" yes. t dn . m ce ~The monthly meeting of Institute will be held Dec. lith at the home of Mrs Nathan Haw. Program : Reâ€" port of Toronto convention by deleâ€" gates; exchange of Xmas gm‘, price limited to 25¢ : the usual music and get set for a good time: "the pipes they will play and we‘ll dance all the way." In the meantime we wish the fine young couple health, happiness, and prosperity. * Mrs Jas Mitchell is a visitor with her daughter, Mrs Bert Gillies, Torâ€" onto. Mrs Gec. Shand has beenâ€" on the sick list the past weck. social half hour THE DURHAM REVrEm» SWINTON PARK HOPEVILLE his sister, Mrs Lawrence. Jacob is looking quite | natural and can still in MEmoniam say a good word for the West though _ In loving remembrance of Hermie their crop was not the best this year, Burnett, my brother and ‘pal.‘ Mrs W J Greenwood and Miss Marâ€" Goxe cne year on 16th Dec. Deeply garet, spent this* Tuesday with Mr. mourned. and Mrs T. Moore, MeWilliams. » Sister Minnie Blodrett The roads are gotting well broken after the recent severé®storms. Mr Ern Greenwood put up a good pile of wood for W. J. Timmins last Saturday with his sawing outft. Mr Tom and Miss Bertha McNally; visited the first of the week at Befrkâ€" eley. Miss Catherine McNally rPu’n- ed home with them after a couple of weeks spent there among friends. Miss Gladys Firth gpeni the week end with friends in town. The young people of the neighborâ€" hcod are busy preparing for the anâ€" nual Xmas Entertainment to be held Friday evening, Dec. 20th. Rev. Mr _ Fiddes gave a splendid sermon Sunday on the life of John Evans, . missionary in Northwestern Canada . " WHEN a call comes for a man at the far end of the office the line is tied up for useless minutes until he reaches the telephone. Anyon@®else trying phone calis a day in Ontario and Quebec which fail to get through. They mean two million minutes a day wasted â€" congestion of traffic â€" constant irritaâ€" tion â€" a handicap to all business. We are making every effort to provide the best posâ€" sible telephone service.* But it takes three psop!: to Complete®a call, Only through public coâ€"operation can we reach maximum efficiency. We would be glad at any time to have our experts vey your telephons facilitiecs ard su‘bmit a rcâ€" ::R.. It will save time â€" yours and other people‘s â€"â€" and it ‘will get business for you which you are toâ€"call is told:;."Line‘s Busy", but in réality the line is idle. ; An offiice with only one telephone when it needs two or three, or an office in which telephones ars poorly located, is a sure cause of unnecessary "Line‘s Busy", a sure timeâ€"waster, a sure business "Line‘s Busy" is the chief cause of the million teleâ€" TZION ONTARIO ARCHIVES â€" C TORONTO and serâ€" at McVICAR‘S HOTEL, PRICEVILLE Saturday, December 14th Community AUCTION SALE A number of good Turkeys, both sexes, bred from first prize winners at London, 1928. or MLCH Cows YEARLINGS A*"> HOGS 1 Pure bred Hereford Bull 1 good Driving Horse, Jas. Turner, Pricevilie RR.3 Phone 1â€"1 on 2. TURKEYS FOR SALE |Office and residence, corner Countes Bister Minnie Blodgett | _and Lambton opposite old Post Oc ie uis C Hagcg Omoehollrl:'tollt.l.. 1.30 to « p. m., 7 to 9 p.m., Sundays excepted RKEYS FOR Sair I C J. O‘NEIL, Auctioncer FOR SALE TO CLOSE THE ABOVE | ESTATE | _ The North Sixty Feet of Lot Numâ€" ber Right on the East side of Bruce } Street in the Town of Durham, hayâ€" ing a frontage of Sixty feet on Bruce Street and thereon a small roughâ€"cast house . ] BAKER RUNâ€"ANâ€"OIL WINDMILLE, | GAS ENGINES, Etc. |._. _ We keep on hand a full line of | Punipjacks, Pumps, Cylinders and | Pump Supplies. Satisfaction guaranâ€" | teed. Terms on application. | t ie E. J. PRATT, | â€" Durham R. R. 4, Phone 98, r 13 To the Electors of Glenelg: Ladies and Gentliemen: Please‘accept my sincere thanks for the support you gave me at the polls on Monday whereby you placed me in the Reeve‘s chair (6r 1030 l shall do my very best to"serve you in the best interests of all. > Notice is hereby given that all perâ€" sons having claims against this esâ€" tate must file their claims with the undersigned by the Eleventh day of January, 1930, after which date disâ€" tribution will be made. of the season, 1 am, Yours u"uly. Dated at Durham this Eleventh day of December, 1929. Dates arranged at Herald Ofice, Da» dalk, also through Durham Review and Flesberton Advance. Geo. E. Dunces, Dundalk P. O. Phone 42 r 48 To the Flectors of Glenelg: Ladies and Gentlemen: I wish to heartily thank all those who supported me in the recent elecâ€" tion, and especially those who drove Licensed Auctioneer for Grey County J. L. SMITH, M.B., M.C. P.Ss. Uniserstty yssm of Roys of Dantal 8nevâ€"one of Ont ar4 Nve 1 & * HTNTFP® No4 Office The Science that adds ] .. years and years to life. Call and See us Consultation Â¥reâ€" in Ourham Tuesdays, Thursdays ans Saturdays DRS. C. G. AND BESSIE McGizLIVRA: HONOR GRADUATE Toronto Univer sity; Graduate Royal College Dentai Burgeons. Dentistry in all its brar Office, East of Central Drug Btore Entrance on M Street. W. C. PICKERING. D0Ss. ups HONOK GRA DUATE =f Toran. Terms, reasonable. Sale dates muses J. F. GRANT. D.D.S.. 1L.D.S the matter of the Estate of John Henry Moore, late of the Town of Durham in the County of Grey, Ar. A CGeneral Financial Business Transacted 4 All legal documents efficiently § and carefully prepared. & Notary Public, Conveyancer, .. Realtor, «insurance, etc. WOTICE TO CREDITORS J. H McQUARRIFE, B. a. Barrister, Solicitor, Ete. J. H. McQuarrie, Durham, Ont., Solicitor for the Admfnistratrix GEORGE E. OUNCAN . H. McQuarrie, Durham, Ont., Sclicitor for the Administratrix DURHAM Branch Office at Dundalk Open all day Friday P. E. MacARTHUR Your patronage solicited Eyes Examined and Correctes Mours : 2â€"§ p.m.. 7â€"g p. ® Bundays exceptod &N Chiropractie Bpecialists CHIROPRACTIC JOHN O‘NEIL Cards of Thanks DR. A. M. BELL Laughlin‘s Garage Agent for THOS. J. BRODIE tor Stripe ornin #!8 * * N3d