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”than. Ated up in 43W mu! Inc-yer m "union " Art Mmm. '30!!! m Mr lining the it the “a... the huh- combined. unship of Nth“ In: ot n the tber hack [mg an tat is of to ‘_. (, Flour and Feed at Reasonable Prices hNtarssrwrratg1t J ANUARY 23, 19430 issrmlarv--tn not loving new: "r “war mother, In. Alice le- lat.. who pun-ed any Jun. " 1n Durham Hospital. Royal Household Flow o Canada Flour Prtot Flour Cattle Flour Rolled on. Food Flour Chopped on. Chick Grit 3mm reduction: In s and " in. Gum‘s a Biathord'a Stock and Poultry Foodyfor - Purpose. on our prices and comp». them and the alumni. mm others before buying your ”autumn" of common” leads western Recleaned Screening. at $34 per ton ground! In bulk Mn Ontario Mind Grain at 33. per too, ground. Leave your orders early tor your spring requirements t' Fou- mlzer Highest market prices paid for all kinds of Grain " Lvercd at our Mull. WE HAVE ON HAND FOR SALE THE BEST QUALITY Phone I F.very Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station t no time to uy unwell. and good bye to none: " m; memory of Mn Alice Me “no passed ”my Jan. " Durham Hoopla]. I Mrs A. Meochun and funn- modbnage. has "aly at“ were opened VH9 unt voice all! come.’ of uttaeittatt devotbn, am to att In need, e a glorious canola. V m thought. word undead 1. good, unselnlh “(I kind. his earth her equal would: '19- best that God M" Md. ', ms: mother right to the end " nature all could love her. .tu'} will never grow old. as them too are a burden and " the . a nereaslty, say the Want, ""3. to keep our roads. pub 1m and settoottt up to a m prrtueieney. Tue- have I on property, built upon or w! also on Income. it you o-nouuh to have income to pay taxes on: but the dett F a good many ot them es- pavnwnl of their pup. Wilt "ts of at least, 150 dogs. um] invimnent. Some are mam, others jun .11 dog municipality Is not netllnl Inn-h tsetter, ot the tax on nu. not make a clan-up cf " tot canines or rake in the ro- nwmbered by daughter Woodbridge . an! IN MEMORIAM T HE PEOPLE'S MILLS who marries a nving wnms her to unwav- Flour and Feeds Tell Her The Number --it saves money and time Very often, in making a long dis- tance call, you may not need to speak to a specific person. In such cases, just give the operator the NUMBER you want and tell her that "anyone there " will serve your purpose. By doing this you save money be- cause an "anyone" call entitles you to the lower "station-to-sta- tion" rate instead of the "person- to-person" rate. Even when you ask for a specific person it will pay you always to give the NUMBER, because call- ing by NUMBER . gets you the quickest possible connection - often while you hold the line. . Of count, if you do not know the NUMBER, “Lang Distant." will look it up for you. ' -. V__---.. __NF._. v-“wu . m. ammo Winnie Binnie and Emma _ Oliver. President, Annabelle MncArumr Vice Prom. Neil Ichrhne , Secy Trans. PM McMillan ter months. A splendid attendance marked the January meeting when the girl mem- bers provided the program, Mr Neil McFarlane presiding. The roll call was answered with the name of any man or woman in public lite. Misses Emma Oliver and Annabelle MacAr. thur contributed readings. Misses B. MacGillivray and W. Binnie sang a pleasing duet and responded to a hearty encore. A popular program number was the Club Gazette which was prepared and rear] by Mrs D. L. MacArthur. A chorus of girls in quaint old-time costumes, sang ‘Long Long Ago.' A humorous play 'A good little girl' was much enjoyed. The six girls taking part were Misses Eliza- beth McMillnn, Margaret Mentritute, Annabelle MacArthur. Beth McGllli- bray. Winnie Binnie, Emma Oliver. Community Auction Sale at At the Annual Meeting of the " ?."'ty.r.Y.P.O. Club. the follow. Community singing was enjoyed at Intervals during the evening and the National Anthem closed the program. Lunch was served and a social time spent. IUNEMAN SUPEI'OR U. F.V.P.O Horus. Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, 50 pur" bred Leghorn pullets. MchCAR'S HOTEL, PRICEVILLE, SATURDAY, JAN 25, 1930 Crimped Oats Screening. Chop Mixed Chop Bran, Shorts Oatcako Tankago Oyster Shell lot. ot Flour were “tuned tor the win John O'Neil, Auctioneer DURHAM, ONT. Mr Alex McLeod, better and famit iarly known as ‘Snndy, died yesterday at the home of his son-inlaw. Mr. Neil Cameron. held-on Sunday utter-noon in thePres. Hui here, when n lugs concourse of friends and newborn gathered topar their luv. tribute of respect to one, who was so universally liked. There is no doubt that the inclemency or the westher held back as may more from unending. Rev. Mr Stewart, ministering there for a few weeks. conducted the service throughout at the Hall Rev. Mr Scott of Flesherton doing likewise " the house. w. G. Watson was tuners] director. assist- ed by Mr F. Kelley who handled the great profusion of flowers which were tendered as a. mark or token of es- teem box upon box of them. Pall hearers were Messrs Peter, Dan and Allie Muir, Robt Parslow. David Hinek, and F'. Gilchrist. The warm- est sympathy of the whole communi- ty is felt for those who mourn, also sorrow on the part of all for the loss of a. kind and courteous friend. T’s annual meeting ot the Ag. So- ciety was held on Saturday when a fairly good attendance transacted the usual business. Owing to repairs made to root finances are at a low ebb, but hope springs high in the human heart. The Fair is again to be held on the ttrat Friday in Oct. for the second day, or the 2nd and 3rd of October. Thou. Nichol was appoint- ed President, Wm Aldcorn wishing to retire and now holds the position of Hon. Pres.: Lauchle McArthur. lst Vice Pres: Garfield Whyte 2nd Vice: Directors, Jas Turner, John Burnett, D L McArthur. Geo Cairns, A Hincks W J McMillan. A. McCualg. D Camry. bell, W. Aldcorn. G. Whyte, T. Me Dougall and D L McArthur. J'. Mc- Dougall is delegate to the Fall Fairs Convention. After a tine, frierrlly send-off on Tuesday, Mr Jas McKinnon returned to Montana and Mr John McKinnon and his amiable wife to Peace River. The latter hailing "frae Glance" is a fine conversationalist and is greatly enamored with Edinburgh. Mr Wal- ter Scott's monument and that of Sir William Wallace's at Stetling and other scenes. Ue “ere delighted with the fine feeling which prevailed and the fine music given by Messrs Dan Sir-Donald. W J McMillan, Leon. ard MrKeown, Colin McLean, Thos. Mclmugall cn violins. with Mrs H. Knrstedt. Mrs Geo Cairns, Miss B. McMillan and possibly others, chord- ine on the piano. At intervals during the dancing. little Anna Mchcar 2'an an exhibition cf the Highland Fling. Sword dance and the Irish Jig very elevm‘ly. while Annie Laur- ie's praises were again voiced in song. led by Mrs II n McLean and joined by the whole as.sembly,--some hundred rt them. The 'Man behind tho Plow' was there as an invited truest. alone with Rob Bell and Betsy Baker. The lunch which follows is usually described as .iainty or sumptuous at cther wants. In this case it was plentiful and delightfully varied with choice of beverages. The dancing was kept up till wrli into the mom- init hcurs-whieh at times was a- musing at the mix-ups happening to those not so well versed in the mys- teries of the ever changing move- ments cf the square danee. More tnystity'mR to me still. were the card games enjeved by the mere sulatc rrsPrrrtrerg of the company. The Mass”: McKinncn left the new day tor their far away homes. with the best wishes cf all for a safe jour- nm' and resperous New Year. The annual eomtrettational meet- ing was held Wednesday at St. Col- umba Church. when fine favorable re. ports were given by the various Sty. cieties and branches of church work. Messrs S J McDermld and Dan Muir were appointed managers in place ot others retired. We are again thawing cut after the very severe days gone by and when we read in the papers of the weath. er in other places where the mer- cury goes down to 50 below we won- der' if they tell it all and no more. 10 below is the limit here and about all we can stand.. - Owing to the storm Sunday. very few were able tc attend the funeral of cur o'd friend. Dytgald Macphaii. But Knot rresent in bcdy, many were there in thought and deeply sympa. thize with Mrs Macphail and family. Also the brothers and sisters bereav- We were pleased to have a visit from the old man of the, South Line. Meme-in. Mr Donald McMillan, al. so Mr and Mrs W J McMillan. the ttrgt of the wrek. Mimi}! l McNaulty is resting from her hbor‘l and visiting friends in the Queen City. _ A -Mr and Mn Walter Knox are en. tertainhatt friends md neighbors to: dance am Tuesday evening. ”Mr John Crsutter and Nelson Cops land we staying with Mr and Mrs Ed Herd tar n time. cutting a supply of The “I. of live stock and imple- ments ot the lite Arthur Lane [at week wu largely attended and good prices realized. Mr Fred Knox J'ee- ently bought for himself a nifty driv- PRICEVILLE :ch funeral ot the well and tavor-i, .qWtNTON PARK Mr Robt Ferris is net enjoying his usual good health at present. We hope soon to hear of you better Rob. Messrs Gordon and Alex McConnel had a. smash-up Sunday last en route to Mr MacPhail's funeral, caused by the recent thaw and freeze up. They had to cross considemble ice around the Saugeen, the horse fell breaking the cutter, causing them to walk home about 4 miles. Some of our local sports have been listening to hockey hatches over the radio until they are not safe tollaep with, as they get after the puck in their sleep and woe betide their bed- fellow. er. There my be something " the back of it. Who knows t Pleased to have a. letter from our old neighbor, Wm. Watson htely. Willie has been employed tor u long time " the Belle Isle Club House, Detroit and In thankful for his Job. as there is a greet deal of unemploy- ment in that city with consequent hard times. Mrs Archie Ferguson had the min- fortune to tall and fracture a bone in her arm last week. Miss A. M. Panes, teacher at 8.8. No. 4, is improving nicely and ex- pects soon to resume her teaching duties. Mrs Thos. Walton has not been feeling as well as usual. Mr John Russell and family are en. joying the radio they have had re. cently put In their heme. The Ladies' Ald of the United Ch. are having a social evening Friday of this week at the home cf Mr Harold Love. Two weeks previous a similar event was held at the home of Mr E. Hockrldge when all enjoyed the games, contests, etc., provided bythe committee in charge. Another of our pioneers Mrs John Garden Br., has been called to her rest. She has tasted all the Joys and sorrow ot a long, useful life, reaching the age of 87, and had wonderful health until the final breaking-up. She had a kind cheerful personality. The funeral will be held Tuesday to Fair- balrn Church, where the family wer- shipped. Sympathy ls extended to the family. Mitt Agnes McEachnie spent last Thursday at the bedside of her broth- er, Dugald MacPhail, Ceylon. Other members of the MacPhail family were to see their brother earlier in the week. Many relatives and old neighbors were sorry to hear of the passing of a former resident of this district, Mr Dugaid MacPhail. at his home in Cey. ton on Friday. He spent his best days in this locality and was highly respected by all. To the family.bro- thers and sisters of deceased and oth. pr relatives. the sincere sympathy of this community is extended. The severe weather conditions prevented several from here attending the tun. ers] to Priceville on Sunday. Deep regret was expressed in the passing of Mrs Joseph mack, at the age at 57 years. She was held in high esteem'wherever she went. She was always cheerful and kind and in her quiet unassuming manner helped along every good cause in the neigh- borhood. The funeral to Swinton Park church last Tuesday was largely at- tended. friends coming trom Walkers ton, Teeswater, Toronto and Holstrin Many beautiful ttoral ofterintrs gave silent tribute to the love and esteem in which she was held. To the fam- ily, sympathy is cxtended. We haw passed acme severe wea- ther during the past week. It was a- way below zero the last few nights, but this Monday. 20th Jan. has abet- ter appearance. We hope the weather will now take a change. Some of the rraps around Edge Hill were not in very good shape but will soon be put in good order again " those drawing saw logs will soon beat the snow down to the old track. Arch McArthur with his sncwplow is keeping the sideroad to con 4 in good order. Church attendance yer terdar wasn't in general overcrowd- ed. We didn't hear if Rev Mr Smith was able to preach yestexday, as was assumed last week he expected to be in his pulpit. cold. . Mr John L. McKinnon B.A. of Many of his old friends and the public generally will regret to hear rf the death of the late D. Macphall. father of our worthly lady M. P. The funeral took place yesterday but many who would like to have been. could not be there on account ot the storm. Mr Macphail was well known as being a good auctioneer for some 25 year: and was in touch with all clasaea ot people and patronized by those needmg his services afar and near. H's many trie-." send condol- ence to the bereaved widow and fun- tir. Mlss Catherine Muir were sorry to hunt ot hey passing. Min Muir was P mum“ member of the - ot tho late Mr end Mm Peter Muir, plo- neers of the township of Artemesitt. Many Mend- and condolence to Mr. Peter and ulster. The may Mend: of In Mepher. son of Lunbton Street Wm be pleu- ed to hear she I: herself "ain utter PRECEVILLE & GLENELG THE DURHAM REVltw Also the my Mend: of the late uGriipiiret slpkness from . bad HoPEV1LLE VICIIH‘ , oNTAmo'ArttgFimrtidir- TORONTO i We received a long letter from tur other nephew, Arch. McDonald, ot leuntcnwnn. He said they have had " ttttttttwinter so far. crops fairly good lWheat good, tested the highest. Arch (tteg', remembers the South line. iGlenelg. He says he is keeping time ',with Angus lehehlan by having a pair of twins some time ago. He has one of each kind, while Angus has a ipair ot boys. Hrs McDonald was an [old school teacher and now all her friends wish her a pleasant time teaching a class of her mm. Archie 'gets the Review regularly, and enjoys jthe home news. We congratulate Mr Thou. Allan on, celebrating " 78th birthday lately.‘ We bring Mr Allan's memory hack to the time when his brothers John ur, David and Sam Quinn and Win Camp-' bell went to school in the old section No. 2, when the late Arch. Mcbcllan was teacher in the year 1863. All four had failed at the last examina- tion, and as Mr McLellan was known as a good flrgt<eiatgt, teacher, after at- tending six months all passed at the exam. at Owen Sound in July. Mr. McLellan had a good faculty of im- parting his knowledge to his pupils. The four scholars boarded at our old home, some 20 rods from the school house. They bad a good time keep- ing the extra stove hot while study- Ing their lessons. and a hot time keeping themselves cool in the month of June's hot breezes. This will re- mind Mr Allan ot the many changes in 67 years. All those of that far- away date have passed away and now the old song can be revised: the old schoolhouse is there no more and none are left to know who played with us on the green over 60 years ago. How swiftly the writer's mind goes back to 67 years ago, then not prntllcting he would be here in 1930. Summon. spent some time at Chm- mu and New Your; It his brother Archie’s. We would like to hue seen John but owing to the severe storm " the time the roads were not pus- ttttte, but we remind him that wane here yet u uncle John. Thanks to We hear the Presbyterians of Price ville are giving a call to the Rev. Mr Stewai t, who is serving them for the last few Sundays. Mr Donald McDonald is spending the winter with his nephew and niece Mr and Mrs Arch. McKinnon of South Gienelg. where he is receiving the beat of care. We are sorry to hear that Mr Alex. MtLeod cf Priceville is laid up at his daughter's Mrs Neil Cameron of Ar. temeala. but hope to hear of him be- Ing better again. We also learn that Mr John McRea is not feeling well. Mr MeRea is one ct the oldest living in Priceville. be, ing there about 60 years. “RVs extend condolence to Mrs Whit- mcre and family in the death of her son Benjamin recently. Miss Mina Edwards spent the past week end in Toronto and attended the funeral of the late Hugh Camp. boll. Miss Verbena Ryan. Durham. is at present with her aunt, Mrs W. R. Jack. . Mr; J. Lcve, Zealandia Sask. vial ed recently with friends in this neiglr borhood. Owing to the big storm last weekl More and residence ro . . rt ' end, there was no service in 'reri'iti'ii': by Geo. Cult','; 'd JI',','.: Church Sunday. land above by F. W. Kelsey. 6 Mr J W Hunt, Antler. N.D.. tspent l rooms sworn. Apply to a week recently with Mr and Mrs W. F. w GG Du J. Greenwood and other friends. l y, rham Messrs James' MeArthur and Pred; F Cook spent a couple ot days in theI The Review forwards “Madmen. am last work. [to all daily papers at . saving to Mr and Mrs Elmo Edwards and lit. 1 subscribe”; LArt ll! "Dd in Fours. Mr and Mrs Elmo Edwards andiit. tie son. Sault Ste, Marie, and Mr H. Campbell, Toronto, are spmdingthls week with Mr and Mrs R T Edwards. Mr Bryson Mrnfock, Durham, visit- (‘d last week with Mr and Mrs Hugh McArthur and other neighborhood trlnnds. _ Mr and Mrs Arthur McNally enter tained the young people of the com- munity to a party Friday night. The monthly meeting of Zion W. r was held at Mrs W. J. Cook's on Jan. 9th. Tho' the day was stormy, 10 ladies were present. In the absence of the Pres. Mrs Hugh McArthur took the chair and the minutes ct last meeting were read and adopted. It was planned that the Feb. meeting be an evening one and the men folk Invited. The girls will plan the pro- gram and will be a St Vllentine ttav. or. the married ladies to supply the lunch. After the business, Mrs T. Glencrms gave a paper on ‘Manners in the Home" and Mrs Clifford Cook one. on 'Mrr nwortti Poet', that being Pauline Johnston. Min Amonell Glencmsu gave an instrumental and Mrs J. Love and Mrs Glencroas a Iduet 'Sweet 3nd Law! A spelling much followed both sides bring tiM. God save the King closed the unet- Ire, followed by a dainty lunch serv- ed by Mrs Cook. Two registered Hereford Bull- or, tterrfeeatrte no. Apply to Clan. Ttse: mu Myrtle Glencross spent a mu- ple of an." the Brat ct the week with her ulster. Mrs A. Robinson. Phone 612. r 4 ker. It. It 1, 2 HEREFORD BULLS FOR SALE Registered. ' and 10 mos. old. Am y _ Tog. Dixon. Vnmey R.R. 1 FOR SALE ZION in the matter of the Estate of Sarah Jane McKechnie, late of the Town _ of Durham, County of Grey, widow, d-d. E NOTICE is hereby given, that all ‘persona having claims unmet the es- tate ot SARAH JANE MeKECHNtE, Jute ot the Town ot Durham, in the [County ot Grey, widow, deceased, who died on or about the Thirteenth any 'ot December A. D. 1929, are required Eta deliver or send by post prepaid to Lucas, Henry and Lucas, Solicitors "ca, the Executor ot the Estate, on or 'before ttur Twenty-Fifth day of Jan- ‘unry, 1930, their names and address. ses. a full description of their claims An writing, and the nature ot the se- Icumy, if any, held by them. And take notice that liter such lust mentioned date, the Executor will proceed to distribute the assets ot the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which he shun then have notice, and the said Executor will not be liable for the said assets. or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received by him at the time of such distribution. DATED at Durham this 7th day of January A. D. 1930. Lucas, Henry a Lucas. Solicitors for the Executor HOUSE FOR SALE In Upper Town. Good garden at. tached. Apply to Fred Torry. the Pro. prietor, at 156 Pinewood Ave., Tor. onto. Good double rendence. with In" acre lot on Main Bt., Durham. Priced very reasonable. Apply at Review Office, Durham. FOR SALE Solid brick house. " rooms, mod. em conveniences. centrauy located. Garage. V. acre of land. For partie ulars apply at the Review ottice. Store and residence property. now occupied by Geo. Campbell as More and above by F. W. Kelley. 6 rooms above. Apply to F. w. Kelsey. Durham Winter Term Opens Jai.ii Lot 47, con 3, E.G.R.. Glenelg. 100 acres; well fenced, well watered by spring creek; drilled well, water in Mable; good brick house and bulk barn. driving shed, hen house and other outbuildings; centrally located for High and Public Schools. For par- ticulars apply to Thomas Ritchie R. R. 1, Durham, Ont. The Durham U. P. o. [Ave Stool Associatinn will ship stock from DI: ham. on Tuesday; Shipper. are n quested to give that aw notice. COUNT FOREST ONT. Counc- taught: Bookkeeping, Stonographic Typing, Civil 1beru vice, Preparatory. A “new course for farmers’ ”in. Free Catalogue on Request. TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Will put you in "no for and Position. Let us Protect Your Batteries Your battery de. serves protection. Bring your battery in now and store it for the winter mon- ths. We charge it eachmonth,mrpaint your number on it and give it every care. Reasoneble rates. SMITH BROS. Ford Sales and Service BUSINESS TRAINING AttT'u'e, 10 H “I"!!! JAS. LAWRENCE. 3mm FARM FOR SALE FOR SALE I OMee and residence. comer ,Countc. . Ind lehton. appetite old PMIOIC - ott1etettoumt0tasgta.am. none 9.31.. T to Ian. Sum-em . Pump Supplies . J. L. SMITH. “.84 " Nk HONOR “mum of to”... Uni ugity. (”dune o Royal (Joli... , of 'lt',Thh'ig,riQ'dt Mirna-i0 Rob-v l Ova! l h t HUNTER“ New Eton WATER .. 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