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DELCOâ€"LIGHT on your farm will supply an abundance of Royal Household Flocer Crimped Oat: O Canada Flour Screenings C Pilot Flour Mixed Chop Castle Flour Bran, Sho Rolled Oats Oatcake Feed Flour Tankage Chopped Oats Oyster Shell Chick Grit Special reductions in 5 and 10 bag lots of Flour. Leave your orders early for your spring requirements of Ferâ€" tilizer. _ Highest market prices paid for all kinds of Grain deâ€" livered at our Mill. Flour and Feed at Reasonable Prices Phone 8 Western Recleaned Screenings at $30 per ton ground, in bulk Also Ontario Mixed Chop at $37 per ton, ground. WE HAVE ON HAND FOR SALE THE BEST QUALITY at P. J. McLean‘s Blacksmith Shop, Durham Next Monday Afternoon HAMMER MILL HENDERSON‘S BAKERY NOV. 20, 1930 They are also economicalâ€"the best, pie, cake and bread values in town are to be found in our superior bakery. Our Cakes are deliciousâ€"made of the purest materials in our clean, upâ€" toâ€"date kitchen. DEPENDABLE ovember 24, 1930 Our cakes make a meal an event. THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS for Free Demonstration by the Masseyâ€"Harris Co. crushing Alfalfa Hay, Grain All farmers are requested to come and see it in operation Flour and Feeds | 4 | TENDERS FOR WATERWORKS FOR SALE Modern Electric Washer, good as new. Been used only a short time. Will sell cheap, cash or terms. Phone 140. Une York brood sow and one Ox ford Ram for sale. _ Apply Sealed _ Tenders properly marked and addressed to the Town Clerk, will be received until Friday noon, Nov. 21st, 1930, for installing | aâ€" waterâ€" works system under the following conâ€" tracts : 1. Laying watermains 2. Supply of cast iron pipe 3. Supply of gate valves and hydrants 4. Construction of stand pipe foundaâ€" tion . 5. Construction of stand pipe Plans and specifications and forms of tender may be obtained from the ecngineers. The lowest or any tender not nec essarily accepted. H. C. Ros®, O S$. Hunter. Clerk Maior" Jemes, Proctor and Redfern, Ltd., t Engineers | Crimped Oats Screenings Chop Mixed Chop Bran, Shorts Oatcake Tankage Oyster Shell TOWN OF DURKHAM STOCK FOR SALE 36 Toronto St., To}onto DURKHAM, ONT. John McLean, R. R. 1, Priceville , Etc. O S$. Hunter, | "My husband took 2 bottles of Vinol ol. Now he has good appetite and more strength, pep and vigor than he ever had."â€"Mrs Ralph Starkey. McFadden‘s Drug Store. Doctors have long known the value of mineral elements iron, calcium with cod liver peptone, as contained in Vinol. Nervous, easily tired peoâ€" ple are surprised how Vinol gives new strength ,sound sleep and a BIG appetite. Gives you more PEP to enâ€" joy life‘ Vinol tastes delicious. MINERAL SALTS GIVE HER Thinking of Christmas Fruit? At especially low cost you can purchase your Xmas Fruit at Karstedt‘s, Price ville, John Lane and family visited with Thornbury friends lately: the Hardy family of the Park were recent visitâ€" ors with friends in and around Durâ€" bam: The McLeod‘s attended church at Ventry Sunday and met many old acquaintances: ~Mr and Mrs Charlie McDonald, Dromore, attended church at Swinton Park Sunday . We in the Park and surrounding country, are about to enjoy a fowl supper and free entertainment, to be proviced by the kind ladies, for the men of all colors, old and young, who worked so faithfully for the compleâ€" tion of the new sheds of the church. On Sunday next, Rev Mr Mills of Dundalk, will conduct the services in Swinton, while Rev Mr Stewart will occupy the pulpits in Dundalk and Ventry, in the interests of the Budâ€" get. We are enjoying this fine weather to the full. _ There was a rush for a time with the fall work, but is now being well advanced. So it is rest for the weary and many are enjoying little trips and visits with friends. Miss Berta Aldcorn, matron of Brampton hospital, paid a visit with two other nurses, to the home of her parents here Sunday. They were conâ€" veyed here by a Mr Gowland, grandâ€" son of the man by that name, who used to live here years ago. Provision is now made to prevent any further damage to abutments. Foundation is laid for the new mill, which is being brought from Laurisâ€" ton, known as Baird‘s mill. The Mcâ€" Arthur boys are hustlers, shoving the work at great expense. A large â€" turâ€" bine wheel is already installed, givâ€" ing more power with less waste of water than formerly, so it is said and hoped. A record substantial job has been made of the new dam here. _ The ccurse of the river has been straightâ€" encd anu dug up by the steam shovel and thrown upon the embankment, filling in a hole, said to be 15 feet in depth, dug out by former torrents. Tho well drilled on the farm of Mr 3. E. McGllivray by Mr Ed Pratt, was completed in record time, to a depth of 106 ft, 9 inches and now a handsome windmill is erected and provision made for a large cement tank, to hold supply for a calm. Mr J. P. McGillivray, accompanied by sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Miss Wilena Binnie, attended service at St Columba on Sunday. Everybody is eligible to enter conâ€" test. Come in and get entry sheets and write a short essay on this wonderful lamp. No coupons. _ Time expires on Nov. 29th. The results will be announced on Dec. 6th and the Lamp handed to the successful contestant. We congratulate Mr Lachie McKinâ€" non and Miss Phoebe Livingstone, who were married Thursday in Toronâ€" to. Alladin Lamp Given Away Free On Thursday night Mr and Mrs A. McCannel and son Dan, Mr and Mrs Wm Hay, Mr and Mrs G. A. Black and the Hincks family, enjoyed a duck supper at A. L. Hincks. Visitors at Mr Allie McLean‘s earâ€" ly in week, were Mr and Mrs Jack English and daughter Bernice, of Colâ€" lingwood : Mr and Mrs Frank Housâ€" ton and son of Duntroon : Mr and Mrs I. Smith and son, Flesherton: Mr and Mrs A.L. Hincks. Mrs Alex Carson is spending a week in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Alex Carson announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Margaret, to Mr Harry Melâ€" drum Pedlar, son of the late William and Mrs Pedlar, the marriage to take place on Nov. 22nd. Mr and Mrs A.L Hincks and babe, were Sunday visitors with Proton friends. Mrs Colin McLean returned home with her son Alex. from Toronto, afâ€" ter spending a week with friends. Everybody is taking advantage of the beautiful weather the past week, getting their fall work done. On Nov. 18th last year, a quantity of snow fell and never left. A splendid line of new China, ideal Christmas and ‘Shower‘ gifts, can be had from Karstedt‘s, at Priceville. TIRED HUBBY NEW PEP SWINTON PARK PRICEVILLE 5; announced on Dec. 6th and _ Mr Geo. Peart and som Bob, spent mp handed to the successful Sunday with the former‘s sister, Mrs int. J. Hudson, near Hanover. Fred G. Karst@dt, Priceville The monthly meeting of Zion Womâ€" ; _ en‘s Institute met at the home of Mrs well ‘?“!‘“’ on the farm Of ‘rrugh McArthur last Thursday, with a ". McGilivray by Mr Ed PrAtG poodly number of ladies present. The npieted in x'(cord time, to a meeting opened with the Institute f 106 ft, 9 inches and nOW & cqe followed by Lord‘s Prayer. After ne windmill is erected @ADd ino minutes of last meeting were read n made for a large cemeBt anq pusiness attended to, Miss Olive > hold supply for a calm. & Allen gave a reading: Miss Armonel} _P. MceGillivray, accompanied Glencross an instrumental, â€" followed râ€"indaw, Miss Wilena Binnie, py a splendid paper from Mrs Fiddes, PRICEVILLE to depart. Never as down the years, do I recall . Dishonest motive or the greed for gain | He made response to every needy call | And lived his life to save another‘s In passing sentence Hon. Justice J. M. McEvoy stated that the accused had evidently been guilty of very gross carelessness. Payment of compensaâ€" tion might affect the second half of the sentence, six months indeterminâ€" ate, stated His Lordship. Cecil Blythe of Varney was sentenâ€" ced to six months hard labor deterâ€" minate, and six months ‘indeterminate by Hon. Justice J. M. McEvoy at the Thursday afternoon session of the Supreme Court of Ontario sittings for the County of Grey. The sentence re sulted from Mr Blythe pleading guilty to a charge of criminal negligence in ecnnecticn with the car accident near Holland Centre on June ist last, in which Mrs. Catherine Wilcox of Torâ€" onto, wife of Mr John Wilcox, receivâ€" ced injuries which resulted in her death. In view of Mr. Blythe pleadâ€" ing guilty to the charge of criminal negligence, the â€"charge of manslaughâ€" ter was withdrawn by the crown. l Given Six Months‘ Sentence hour of night : § ( n .. I can but tell of that clean race he ran And leave him safe in heaven‘s gloryâ€" light ! Died August 27, 1930 moved . I stand beside this cold and lifeless clay, Wherein he lived, and living, nobly fell ; Where !s the bard to sing his worth toâ€"day ? Where voices eloquent his praise to tell ? he loved ; & His was a love as promising as dawn, His was a Hope, unwavering and unâ€" I knew him all my heart ; Worth recognized was only just begun When from our midst the Call came His was a steady faith that still burnâ€" ed on, When Faith was hurt even by those (Honor thy father . . in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee. Bible.) The world came not to know him, this dear one » Whom I called Dad and loved with By J. W. Greenwood, Grayling, Mich Get your woollen blankets, yarns underwear, rubbers and footwear at Karstedt‘s, Priceville. on "A Mother‘s Influence in the Home." God save the King closed, the meeting and a dainty lunch by Mrs McArthur was served. A meeting was held last Tuesday night to arrange for Zion‘s annual Xmas Tree entertainment, to be held on 19th of December. A large number attended the sale last Wednesday of the late James Banks. Mr and Mrs Hugh McArthur spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Beaâ€" ton, Bunessan. Mrs M. Smith and Charlie, Miss Reâ€" becca Banks and Mr W. C. Banks spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kenâ€" neth Vaughan, Arthur. Mr and Mrs Philip Harrison, Swinâ€" ton Park, visited the first of week at the Nelson home. Mr and Mrs Arthur McNally spent the past week with friends at Meaford Congratulations are extended to Mr and Mrs Oren Peart, who were marâ€" ried last Wednesday at the bride‘s heme in Egremont. We welcome Mrs. Peart to this neighborhood. Mr and Mrs Joe Porter and family, Mulock and Mrs J. Hopkins, Mrs R. Whitmore and Lawrence, of Durham, were visitors the first of week with Mr and Mrs Herb Allen. Mrs R. T. Edwards enjoyed a motâ€" or trip to Toronto Friday and spent a while with Mr and Mrs Ivan Edwards, Shelburne. Much sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs Joe McNally of the 10th con by losing their home by fire early Friday morning last. Mrs Jas Whitmore, Mrs Al Saundâ€" ers, Mrs Will Firth and family, Durâ€" ham visited Sunday with Mrs W. R. Firth. a Miss Clara Greenwood, O. Sound, spent the week end at her home here. Miss Rebecca Banks, Toronto spent the week end with her sister, Mrs M. THE DURHAM REVvIEw MY FATHER well, a kindly, modest Subscribers are reminded that when remitting subscriptions to the Review by cheque that exchange should be added. Bank money orders or ex press money orders do not need the exchange, neither do postal monky orders or postal notes. McGirr â€" McKechnie: That T‘wp Road Sup‘t be instructed to order 700 ft of snow fence. Car. Wrightâ€"McGirr: That Jno McKechâ€" nie and the Clerk be appointed a committee to get a description of pt. Lot 52, Con 1, S.D.R., sold for taxes in 1929. _ Carried The council adjourned to Dec. 13, 10 a. m. The following payments were made: Municipal World Ltd, Election sup plies $10.04: W. J. Ritchlie, making and mailing tax notices $17.50: H. H. MacDonald, making and mailing tax notices $17.50 : W. J. Ritchie, assistâ€" ing Prov‘l Auditor re T‘wp Road ac‘ counts $5: Jno. McKechnie, 1 day committee work $3: Jno McGirr, % day com. work $1.50. Wrightâ€"McKechnie: That the treasâ€" urer accept from Mal. Black the folâ€" lowing sums : Colin McArthur for timber, Burke‘s bridge, $50: D H Mcâ€" Donald, for 2 barrels cement $5.60. Carried. Byâ€"law No 729 was passed. This byâ€" law amends byâ€"law No 692 and proâ€" vides that, on all taxes remaining unâ€" paid after Dec. 20, 1930, and in each succeeding year until byâ€"Jlaw is reâ€" poaled, an additional 3 per cent shall be imposed, instead of the 5 per cent as formerly. The following sheep claims were paid: Angus Black, 1 sheep killed by dogs $10 : Garry Irwin, 1 sheep killed by dogs $7: M. Mcinnis, for 1 inspecâ€" tion of sheep killed $1.50 : C. McArâ€" thur, 1 inspection of sheep killed, $1.50. Met on Nov. 15th, 1930. _ Members present with exception of J. J. Black, unavoidably absent through illness. Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. The road Sup‘t presentâ€" ed Voucher No. 11 for Road Improveâ€" ments, amounting to sum of $168.35, which on resolution of McGirrâ€"Meâ€" Kechnie was accepted and payments made accordingly. T. Stewart Cooper is delighted to be privileged to have Grey representâ€" ed by so many. However the prizes surely are of such a value that more and more young people will be atâ€" ture wouid welcome more of our ture woulde wolcome more of our young people to try for the honor at the Competition always held during the last week in June. 66 boys and 35 girls competed last year : why not make it 100 boys and 75 girls in 1931? The Girls representing Grey are Beulah Atkins, Heathcote Marjorie Shier, North Keppel Rhoda Porter, Oxenden Helen Taylor, Kemble Jessiec McEachin, North Keppel ten boys: e _ _e Norman Shouldice, Shallow Lake llSSlOlllly from Formosa Leonard Shouldice, Shallow Lake Lorne Carson, Shallow Lake to Speak Here Wilfrid Tomlinson, Shallow Lake nemaled se Leonard Taylor, Kemble The monthly meeting of the W. M. John Ballard, Meaford 8. of the Presbyterian Church, was Emery McQuarrie, Corbetton. held at the home of Mrs Wm Smith, Wm Martin, Walters Falls [ Friday, Nov. 14th. The President, Mrs Wallace Holliday, Mt. Forest (Rev Armstroug, Spresided Hymn 5$ Cameron Abra, Owen Sound !and prayer by Mrs Armstrong Sr., opâ€" at the Royal Winter Fair as guests of |ened the meeting. Mrs Wm McFadâ€" the Ontario Gov‘t. These boysâ€"all UDâ€"| gen hag the scripture reading, Psalm der 21 years of age, have been high 97. Roll call was responded to with men at the Judging competition held | a verse on Thanksgiving. The visitors at Markdale on June 28. They com-‘: for the month reported making 26 peted in the judging of horses, beef cals, Seyeral business matters were and dairy cattle, sheep, swine, poultry | q;scyussed and plans made for a thank Oats, Barley, Wheat and Potatoes. | offering meeting to be held Sunday Special Winn‘®rs !momlng. Nov. 23rd, when Mr G. W. At the same time 5 boys who have| Mackay of Formosa, is expected to been doing some outstanding work for Address us. Mr Mackay is a son of Grey Co. are also being taken down. the ploneer missionary in Formosa, These are Stewart Barber, O. Sound:| George Leslie Mackay, and he with Henry Cook, Tara, RR. 5 : Gordon Mrs Mackay and children, arenow Coleman, R.R 5, who represented so bCme on furlough. honorably Grey Co. in the Internationâ€"| Mrs And. Derby was presented with al Plowing competition with George 4 Life Membership in the W.M.S. of Shaw, Markdale, outstanding Sheep th¢ Presbyterian Church, by her two Club boy and Jas A Stephen, Cedar @AUughters, Jean and Margaret. Hymn ville, winner Stock J udge. _ Thus 682 was sung, and Mrs Rev. Ledingâ€" Grey Co. will have 19 boys at the ham of Harriston, Presbyterial presiâ€" Royal during the first week. dent, addressed the meeting, telling Girls‘ Royal Trip | of the progress of mission work in $ » |\ the various fields at home and aâ€" Next week, NO‘:- 24th to 28th, GreY proad, A vote of thanks was tender County‘s five girlsâ€"winners in the: eq her for her fine address which was Judging Ccmpetmofl held at Markâ€" enjoyed by all. The ladies engaged in dz?!e, on -Iune 28, will go to the Ifoy'al prayer: hymn 556 was sung and the vu.nte‘r Fair as guests of the GOY‘t. meeting closed with Lord‘s Prayer This is the first occasion such @N in unison. Mrs Smith served lunch honor has been granted. fmel ) en s dn q e e un y o hove Wm J. Linn, Meaford RR. No 3 Percy Hamill, Chatsworth Lorne Carson, Shallow Lake Leonard Shouldice, Shallow Lake will jadge ten classes of stock, viz : Hcavy borses, Dairy cattle, Sheep and Swine. For the past few days they have been receiving from Mr A. V. Langton, Ass‘t representative, the necessary training. leave for the Royal Water Fair toâ€" day, Nov. 17th, where they will meet in competition boys from other counâ€" ties in Ontario, on Tuesday, Nov. 18. Grey‘s Judging team : Group of ten Boys and Five special Winners go to Royal Winter Fair, Toronto. Grey County‘s Judging Team of 3 Off to Winter Fair Glenelg Council Group of Ten Boys nied by ane spare man, Lot 47, con 3, E.G.R., Glenelg. 100 acres; well fenced, well watered by spring creek; drilled well, water in stable; good brick house and bank barn, driving shed, hen house and other outbuildings; centrally located for High and Public Schools. For parâ€" ticulars apply to Thomas Ritchis R 70 acres hardwood bush, close to Durham. Will besold in ten acre lots or the whole amount. For terms apâ€" ply to W. O. Pinder, R.R.3, Ayton. For further particulars apply at office of Durham Furniture Co. or D. Kinnee. 200acre farm, 100 acres under culâ€" tivation, well watered : % mile from school in good location. Good road to New 6 roomed brick house, all conâ€" veniences, good location. Just about completed. Reasonable terms. Apply to W. J. McFadden Good double residence, with hailf acre lot on Main St., Durham. Priced ham of Harriston, Presbyterial presiâ€" dent, addressed the meeting, telling of the progress of mission work in |the various fields at home and aâ€" broad. A vote of thanks was tenderâ€" ed her for her fine agdress which was enjoyed by all. The ladies engaged in prayer: hymn 556 was sung and the meeting closed with Lord‘s Prayer very reasonable. _ Apply at Review Upstairs _ of _ McKechnie _ Store Block. _ Suitable place for Lodge or other organization. Apply to Two houses on George St. Light and water. Apply to J. W. Crawâ€" ford, George St., Durham Finest quality light amber honey, 80c per 10 Ib pail. W. Macdonald. Countess St., Durham. Phone 198 Six roomed brick house, summer kitchen and woodshed, 1% acres of land, stable and garage, orchard, hard and soft water, all wired and picket fenced. For further informaâ€" tion apply to Mrs Henry Simpson, Durham, Ont. Double house, two apartments, newâ€" ly decorated, soft and hard water and electric light. On George St West. J. W. Crawford Will be sold subject to lease of Royal Bank. Terms can be arranged for payment. Apply At present occupied by the Royal Bank, suitable for store and apartâ€" ments above. 100 foot lot, next to| Post Oflice. _ Building is 60 ft, with 22 ft frontage. | in unison. Mrs Smithms’e;-\:ed_l.;nch and a social half hour was enjoyed. Mrs And. Derby was presented with a Life Membership in the W.M.S. of the Presbyterian Church, by her two daughters, Jean and Margaret. Hymn 682 was sung, and Mrs Rev. Ledingâ€" The monthly meeting of the W. M.| 8. of the Presbyterian Church, was. held at the home of Mrs Wm Smith, Friday, Nov. 14th. The President, Mrs Revy Armstrong, presided _ Hymn 58 and prayer by Mrs Armstrong Sr., opâ€"| cned the meeting. Mrs Wm McFadâ€", den had the scripture reading, Psaim 97. Roll call was responded to with a verse on Thanksgiving. The visitors for the month reported making 26 calls. Several business matters were discussed and plans made for a thank offering meeting to be held Sunday morning, Nov. 23rd, when Mr G. W.} Mackay of Formosa, is expected to address us. Mr Mackay is a son of TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE REPAIRING AS USUAL The Cash Shoe Store J. 8. MclkRAITH DOING WHAT ? Getting ready for the cold stormy weather soon to be here. Mcliraith‘s have the largest stock of Heavy Rubbers to choose from, also Overshoes for Men, Goloshes for Ladies, Misâ€" ses and Children, at reasonable prices, quality considered. If your last season‘s Leather Tops are in good condition, have a pair of new bottoms put on. It pays. Everybody is Doing it, Why Not You ? RESIDENCE FOR SALE Mills and Patterson, Hanover TO RENT OR SELL HONEY FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE TO RENT OR SELL FOR SALE TO RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Wm. Laidiaw, Durham ONTARIO ARCHIVE TORONTO mmlutmw to take up the following m The School has a creditable recor@ in the past which it hopes to mainâ€" tain in the future. Durham is an attractive and hea thy town and good accommodation can be obtained af reasonable ratea. John Merrison, Cha:. man J. A M. Robb, Principat _ Intending pupils should prepare to enter at the beginning of the fal} term. Information as to courses may be obtained from the Principal. BIGBI SCHOOL Pump Supplies. Bau-l'acu;: teed. Terms on application WATER â€" Well Driller Combination STORM & SCREEN poors HARDWOOD FLOoORIng â€"Oak, Birch, Maple Please send itemized bills for quotâ€" ation. Service prompt and no order too small for our most careful attenâ€" tion. John Harri ns n Harrison & So winpows â€" poorRs STAIRWORK _ .â€" PJ CUPBOARDS se W DRS. C. G. AND _BESSIE McGILLIVRAY The Science that aidis L years and years to life. Call and See us. Consultation | In Durham Tuesdays, Thursday» Licensed Auctioneer for Grey Count» Sales taken on reasonable terms. Dates arranged at Rerald Office, Dan dalk, also through Durbham Review am4 Flesherton Advance. Geo. E. Duncar, Dundalk P. O. Phone 42 r 42 BAKER RUNâ€"INâ€"OIL WINOMILLE, GAS ENGINES, Etc. We keep on hand a full line of A General Financial Busincss Transacted All legal documents efficientliy Mce, East of Central Drug Btore. Entrance on Mill Street. ffice and residence, cornerCout teas and Lambton opposite old PostOffice Mce hours : 9 to 11 a. m., 1.30 to & « C. PICKERING, DDS, LOS INONOR GRADUATE of Torono. Notary Public, Conveyancer, Realtor, Insurance, etc. J. H. McQUARRIE, GEORGE E. DUNCAN P. F. MacARTHUR OwWwEN SoOUND, ONT. Your patronage solicited EVERYTHING IN ber, Lath, Shingles AND MILLWORK nit% graduate of Royal COnlle talBurgeons of Ontario Boa J & J HUNTER‘8 New Btore CHIROPRACTiIC SMITH, M.B., M.C. P.S, : 1 door north of Mcâ€" Laughlin‘s Garage JOHN O‘NEIL Agent for E. J. PRATT, S â€" TRIM PANELWORK WARDROBES r 13