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It was an ive _ address, ssed the an St Catharines, with is nephâ€" ad family. + lliness of Mr hope to hear were Mr. Miss Eveâ€" Heise and mess from kegiving . with ot, Miss Mamâ€" - Mra Mary «1 _ Alexander, ar, O. m me of Mr and Sharman XM Fiddis, Brant, i Mrs Jas Meâ€" @fe Miss Elsie were _ recent Edgar Boyee. ent weather, lance at the eeting, held croft and with Mr and Mr and Mrs. Blanch Boyce louglas, Miss be missed, of friends ones will Donald and udrey Jean, ‘o them, athy and t. guide splendid which Mrs he address y outlined r by the nsisted of to _ Mrs. tion clos llis and 1931 la y *nningâ€" . e neighâ€" )onald, F3 Mrs3 â€" years irm and Boyce, of invalid 1 amid * true ce and nder of Mr. of last ‘e â€" and called maiden hild of conm 11. con 9 he for M Ww on n to :_â€"=o=o==o=o==o=oa=ofiâ€"o;; fl Storm Sash Save Fuel | | Order now and be ready when cold weathar sate in Ti‘ ‘ CUSTOM CHOPPING done every day and we turn it out while you turn around. Makes dainty sandwiches. You‘ll enjoy every bite. There‘s nothing better this hot weather. ‘rices reasonable. Take a brick home in the cvening. Also Soft Drinks of all kinds. Try Some of our Delicious Ice Cream Dishes P‘ i1 E. Demers of the Ra. Company in Montreal, a coughout Canada was sel cacdio receiving system s 4 ries, for the&ew Wuldod-l : month. Mr. Demers i se in his suite. , # q ® & Gunn‘s ‘Fertilizer in stock Will those requiring Fertilizer kindly leave their orders as early as possible. Mufpfleumnnhulnolnm It will pay you. Canadian Engineer lnauéuratu Radio System in New Waldorf Hotel JOHN HARRISON & SONS CO. Ltd SAW & PLANING MILLS Everything in Timber, | superior Quality Hardwood Flooring Royal Household Flour Bran : *O Canada‘ x Oat Chop Pilot l Crimpl SCREEN CHOP $18 PER TON BULK wWESTERN FEED BARLEY CHOP, $17 PER TON, BULK OCTOBER 2. u31 Order now and be ready when make size and light arrangement HENDERSON‘S BAKERY Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goods : JOHN McGOWAN THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS FLOUR Our ‘Dainty Loaf‘® Bread SHINGLES â€" 3 Grades Ontario‘s a Combination Storm and Screen Glazed Sash a Specialty _ "_ 784 an0d well known in radio broadcasting circles a was selected to inaugurate the centrally o?ented tem ?ecully developed in the Bell Telephone laboraâ€" Waldorfâ€"Astoria Hotel which was openeg in New York Demers is here seen receiving the first "speaker‘‘ for ia be ready when cold weather sets in. ght arrangement to suit your Windows. , Lumber, Millwork ig Ask for pricesâ€"Service Prompt Oat Chop Crimpled Oats FEED and B. C‘s. n Doors Shorts OwEN souNnp strangers or go to the trouble of sending by mail. Pay us and we will The Review will be agent for your papers and periodicals You don‘t need to do business of this kind with be responsible for getting yonrd.n_y these cold clear nights which m-ake;l them grow all round the outside. The new bridge in the Park is nearing completion, even if the watâ€" er is running up hill. The potatoes are all safely stored and little complain of rot isâ€" heard. The turnips are developing rapidly There were many homecomers for Thanksgiving Day, among thein Richâ€" ard Hardy and lady friend of Toronto at the pld home here: Mr and Mrs. Palmer Phillips with children at Kinnell‘s and Haw‘s for the week end: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McLeod at Parslow‘s and McLeod‘s : Mrâ€" and Mrs Irwin, son and daughter, Owen Sound, at Mr Howard Watson‘s : Mr and Mrs Frank Grimes and four boys are on a motor trip to Muskoka at present: Mr. and Mrs Jno. Aldâ€" corn are spending a week at Corbetâ€" ton and Shelburne: Mrs Geo. Black, Sr. has been very sick for some days and we hope there will soon be an improvement. for t ate a siong (Arrived too late for last week) Thanksgiving Day is over for anâ€" other year and was fully observed as a holiday. We also hope in other ways. Salem Anniversary Services were well attended last Sunday and the able sermons delivered by Mr Prosâ€" ser greatly enjoyed, also the music by Priceville choir. But just lest we forget, the W.M.S. in connection with Priceville congreâ€" gation, are having a special speaker for the day next Sunday, the 18th, for the day and would much apprecâ€" ate a good thankoffering for Misâ€" Mrs Flora McDonald who spent the past two years wth Mrs Everist, has gone to spend the winter with her riece, Mrs Donald McLean, S. Line. Mrs: Hodgens and son George, Mr. ard Mrs W Belt and daughter Maxâ€" ine, Mr and Mrs A, McDonald and Mr Jack Mcinnis of Saginaw, Mich., visited last week with Mr and Mrs. John P. McMillan, also with their aunt, Mrs J. A. MeMillan, Glenelg. A number from here attended Mr Carl Harrison‘s sale Thursday. Deâ€" spite a terrible wet day, a large crowd was present and prices soared high. Cows sold for $50 or less. Geo Dunâ€" car: wielded the hammer. Mrs Dan L McArthur and Mrs Jno Nichol, Jr. spent a day in Toronto last week. We would again call attention to the Anniversary Services to be held at St Columba United, on Oct. 25, when Rev G. S. McCormack, of Thornton, will be the special speaker at 11 a.nf. and 7.30 p.m, On the night following, Oct 26, a fowl supâ€" per will be held from 6 to 8, after which an entertainment will be givâ€" en by the United Church Choir, Mt. Forest, in a varied program. Speechâ€" és by local clergymen. Adults 40¢, Children 20c. Mr and Mrs Legate and daughter Christena, Buffalo : Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and Kathleen, Collingwood, were ol‘s. Mr and Mrs Alvie Henderson and two sons, Buffalo. motored ovér to Grey Co and visited friends at Owen Sound and Priceville, returning home on Thanksgiving Day. His mother was Mary A. Watson of Priceville. who married Will J Henderson. well known on the O.D.R. Mr A Henderâ€" son is an expert inspector of motors and automobiles ard teaches or gives instruction to classes in one of the big technical schools of Buffalo, for which service he receives a fine salâ€" ary . Ste Marie, spent a couple of days visiting with Mrs Graham. Mr and Mrs Earl Seigner, Walkâ€" erton, Mr and Mrs Henry Tucker. and Betty, visited Thursday with the McCuaig family. Mr and Mrs Allie McLean spent Sunday at A L Hincks‘. Mr Earl McLeod has again instalâ€" led an improved chopping machine, and is kept busy. In addition to the 4th prize won by Miss Margaret Bartlett at the Schâ€" col Fair. held at Markdale. she also won 1st for table decoration and 4th 4th for zinnias. Her sister Agnes won 4th for writing. If effectiveness means anything to you, then you will send your list of notes and accounts to Debts Collected Mr and Mrs Donald Grabham, Sault The Persistent Collectorse ORANGEVILLE recent visitors at Thos. Nichâ€" SWINTON PARK EBLLY & AIIINH PRICEVILLE 4. Monthly Statements * ence. Much business discussion was brought before the Autiliary. M“ arations are being made for the Ralâ€"!~ ly, which & being held in the Queen The Young Women‘s Auxiliary of Queen St United Church, were en tertained at the home of Mrs Walter C. Almack on Tuesday, Oct 15. Folâ€" lowing opening devotional exercises, Miss Twamley read the devotional leaflet. "The Faith is the Lord‘s‘ social hour enjoyed. A very liberal thankâ€"offering was received, amountâ€" Ing to $25. It was decided that the Auxiliary hold a crckinole social on Nov. 9th, in the schoolroom of the church. Final arrangements were made reâ€" garding the Rally to be held in Queer: St Church this Thursday evâ€" contributed a solo, which was enjoyâ€" ed by all. * son. The Thanksgiving Leaflet was read by Mrs Graff. Miss Barbara Ritchie read the chapter from the study book on Christian Stewardship and Finance. The conclusion to the study of the Annual Report (the Work in the Western Provinces) was given by Mrs Catton. At the close of the evening, light refreshments were served and a KNOX Y. W. AUXILIARY Knox Young Woman‘s Auxiliary was entertained at the home of Mrs. Bryson Morlock, Tuesday eyening, Oct. 20, for their annual Autumn Tharkoffering. Due to the absence of the President, the vice president, Mrs Catton occupied the chair. Devotionâ€" al exercises opened the meeting. Miss Mary Mather leading in prayer and Mrs Hastie reading the scripture lesâ€" Mrs Will McFadden and Mrâ€"and Mrs J C Cook, spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Allen, Chesley. Mr and Mrs Albert McNally visited ous evening recently with the latâ€" ter‘s uncle, Mr Sangster Hemphill, Ceylon. In hoxor of her guests, Miss Clara and Cecil Nelson of Puslinch, Miss Clara Jack gave a party last Friday evening, at which those present reâ€" ported a great night‘s fun. St. Colamba United Church on Sunday, Oct. 25th Monday Eveniog, Oct. 26th Mrs T. J. Flinn and sons Eddie and John, spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs W J Greenwood and other friends. The young people of the district were entertained one evening last week at home of Mr and Mrs Frank Twamley, Crawford. Mr Edgar and Miss Warling, with Messrs Nicholson and Jefferson, Torâ€" onto, were guests over the week end with Mr and Mrs Will Timmins. when the REV. $. G. McCORMACK, Thornton, will conduct the services at 11.00 and 7.30. Special Music for the day. After a couple of weeks with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs J. H. Robson, Miss Lilian Flinn returned to her home in Toronto Monday. Anniversary will be held from 6.00 to 8.00, after which an ENTERTAINMENT will be given by the United Ch. Choir, Mt. Forest Miss Jean Clark was home over the Thanksgiving holiday. We extend congratulations to Mr. Jim Peart and Miss Armonell Glenâ€" eross, who were married last Saturâ€" day in Meaford, by Rev J. Peters. Miss Clara Nelson and brother Cecâ€" il of Puslinch, returned home Monâ€" day, after a couple of weeks with old friends and neighbors here. Miss May Robson, Toronto, spent the week end with her brother, J. H. Robson. Miss Mina Edwards returned home Monday after a week with Mr and Mrs Keith Edwards, Detroit, and othâ€" ez friends. in a varied Programm’ by local Clergymen. (Arrived too late for last week, Mrs Will McFadden, Orange Valley is spending a week with Mr and Mrs J. C. Cook, Mrs W J Cook and other friends. During the evening, A FOWL SUPPER ADMISSION, 40 cents and 20c. Among the Churches QUEEN ST. AUXILIARY YHFE DURMAAM REviev PRICEVILLE will be held at ZION VICINITY Mrs McGirr Dated at Durham, th day of SBeptember, 1981. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having claims against the esâ€" tate of Thomas Young, late of the Town of Durham, in the County of Grey, Farmer, who died on or about the thirtyâ€"first day of May, 1930, at the Town of Durham, in the County of Grey, are hereby required to send or deliver to the under mentioned Solicitor for the Executors full parâ€" ticulars of their claims duly proved on or before the thirtieth day of October, 1931. i After such date the Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of Throwing Basketballâ€"D. Huemiller, Hanover, 56‘ 9": M Greer, Dundalk: J. Fritz, Hanover. | Throwing softball for distanceâ€" M. Lockhart, Dundalk, 109‘ 9": I Fritz, Hanover: O‘Mara, Walkerton. | JUNIOR GIRLS ' Throwing & catching softballâ€"Huber | & Huber, Hanover: Miller & Reilly,‘ Chesley : McDonald & Rowe, Durâ€" ham. ; | High jumpâ€"V. Schaus, Hanover: E. McCaughey, Hanover : F. Huck, Chesley and G. Turter, Wiarton, tied . Slegged raceâ€"Tobin & Innes, Durâ€". ham: Taylor & Pickering, Durham:| Reilly & Reilly, Chesley. | 50 yd dashâ€"M. Huber, Hanover, 7 sec.: I. Firth, Durham: G. Turner, Wiarton . | Throwing basketballâ€"R. Schoab, of Hanover: C. Scholte, Hanover. | Throwing softball for distanceâ€"L. | Collinson, Durham, 129 1": Schoab, | Hanover: M. Thornburn, Walkerton Relay raceâ€"Hanover (Curtis, Huber, | Lorenz, Schoab,) Durham, Wiraton | 9 45 sec.: N. Kelsey, Durham: M Montgomery, Dundalk. Throwing Basketballâ€"D. Huemillen Hanover, 56‘ 9": M Greer, Dundalk J. Fritz, Hanover. Throwing softball for distanceâ€" M Lockhart, Dundalk, 109‘ 9": I Frits Hanover: O‘Mara. Walkerton Throwing & catching Softball â€" M. Smith, J. Anderson, Walkerton : Player McMorran, Walkerton : A, Ritchie, Durham & V. Armstrong, Durkam. High Jumpâ€"A Ritchie, Durham, 4‘ 1" : M Lockhart, Dundalk: M Montâ€" gomery, Dundalk. Sâ€"legged race â€" Lockhart, Montgomâ€" ery, Dundalk: N. Fortune, M Carr, Walkerton: A. Ritchie & N Kelsey, Durham. Relay raceâ€" Walkerton (Richardson, James, Player, Fidler) Dundalk, 75 yd dashâ€"A. Ritchie, Durham, (Continued from Page 1) SENIOR BOYS Relay Raceâ€"Hanover (Cooper, Litt, Lawidlaw, Rehkopf), Chesley, Durham. Pole Vaultâ€"J. Peterson, Chesley : Laidlaw, Hanover: Kenny, Walkerton One Mile Raceâ€"S. Grabb, Chesley: R. Davey, Chesley: E. Burnett, Durâ€" ham: Time 5.41 25. 880 yard runâ€"R. Davey, Chesley : Laidlaw, Hanover: G. Cooper, Hano ver: Time 2.21 15. ff 220 yd dashâ€"Laidlaw, Hanover : Klages, Chesley: Cooper, . Hanover. Time 26.4. St. Church, Oct. 22, when the memâ€" bers of Queen and Knox Church Y. W. A., will entertain the Auxiliaries of several neighboring towns. The meeting closed with the singing ofa Hanover School Won Field Day Honors Running hop, step and jumpâ€"Petâ€" erson, Chesley, 34‘ 6" : E. Burnett, Durham: W. Stephen, Chesley. Broad jumpâ€"Burnett, Durham, 16‘, 9" : Laidlaw, Hanover : Peterson, Chesley. High Jumpâ€"Laidlaw, Hanover : H. Braun, Hanover: Burnett, Durham. Shot putâ€"L, Ruhl, Chesley, 36‘ 10"; C. Girodat, Hanover : H. Wesley Walkertori. Hop, step and jumpâ€"N. Tucker, Durâ€" ham 33‘ 6" : C. Sandlos, Hanover: A. Youngblutt, Hanover. High jumpâ€"Sandlos, Hanover 4‘ 8" : C, Laidlaw, Hanover: V. Goodchild, Durham. Broad jumpâ€"Sandlos, Hanover 16‘ 4&‘ : N. Lockhead, Chesley: N. Tucker, Durham. Pole Vaultâ€" Laidlaw, Sandlos, Hanâ€" over: M. Hamilton, Chesley. Relay raceâ€"Hanover (Laidlaw, Girâ€" vdat , Rae, Beckberger), Durham. Chesley. 100 yd dashâ€"G. Rae, Hanover : V. Lougheed, Chesley: N. Tucker, Dur Mrs Almack and assistants served a dainty lunch. " Shot putâ€"G. Cooper, Hanover, 34‘, 4%": H. Moore, Walkerton : W. Stephar, Chesley. 880 yd runâ€"D Anderson, Chesley, 229 45 : G. Rae, Hanover: E Hunt, Durham. 220 yd dashâ€"Rae, Hanover, 25 sec. : N Tucker, Durham: Girodat, Hanc 100 yard dashâ€"W. Klages, Chesley: 11 35 sec : Litt, Hanover: Rehkopf, Hanove?. ve? mer, the matter of the Estate of Thomâ€" as Young, late of the Town of Dur. ham, in the VCOu-nty of Gréy, Farâ€" WOTICE TO CREDITORS J. H. McQUARRIE, Durham, Ontarie Roll~‘‘~r for the Ezecutors SENIOR GIRLS JUNIOR BOYS tw all daily papers nuuvh-cwt; | subscribers. Let us send in yours. ; The Red Cross Society of Durham, ‘are entering on a big contract â€"no iless than sending a capacious stockâ€" ing to every soldier enlisted from | Durham and vicinity, filled with all fgocd things imaginable and in time for Christmas. Subscribers are reminded that wher remitting subscriptions to the Review by chegue that exchange should be added. Bank money orders or es bress money orders do not need the exchange, neither do posta!l money orders or postal notes the Durhamâ€"Palmerston train, was mysteriously shot in the leg Monday, while attending regular duties in the cab part of the engine. The shooting occurred two miles north of. Mount Frest, the bullet passing between the cab and the tender. None of the train crew saw the shot fired nor can throw any light on the affair. A quiet wedding was solemnized on Oct. 11, at home of Mrs Warmingâ€" ton, when her daughter Devena,* beâ€" came the bride of Mr Norman Boles, Mr Wm Allan, freed from the serâ€" vices of his country by the new Proâ€" hibition Act, has entered a higher service and will supply the pulpits of the Presbyterian congregations of Ayton and Mildmay for the winter months at least, He has, it will be remembered, had experience of this work before and was quite suctessâ€" ful. Pomora: Privates Wilfrid Campâ€" bell, Alex McVicar and Lauchie Dunâ€" bar, members of the 147th battalion, were home last week on their last leave. 15 YEARS AGO Wmm mm aunenapepmemapntenemaammmmmmmmmmmem mm From Review fyle, Oct 19, 1916 Mr Alf. Redford last week sold his| NoTIce farm, immediately west of town, Citizens desiring connections for known as the H. Parker farm, to Mri water will make application in writâ€" Ernest Rosborough of Vickers. | ing, to the Town Clerk, on or before The Red Cross Society of Durham, SePt. 15 next. The earlier the ap are entering on a big contract â€"no Plication the sooner the connection less than sending a capacious stock. Can be made. The splendid weather is allowing wonderful progress to be made on the new C.â€"P.R. rightofâ€"way. Unâ€" derbrushing, stumping and light gradâ€" ing is very well advanced and the big cuts prepared for the steam shoâ€" vel operations during the winter. The cut at Hutton Hill is to be begun shortly and the discovery of it beâ€" ing gravel instead of hardpan as exâ€" pected, is very gratifying. Mr Harris® work is now largely buying and arâ€" ranging for road diversions, Messrs Lenahan and Mcintosh we announced lately had bought 24 ft. from the McKechnie firm near the bridge. The purchase had to be givâ€" en up owing to certain rights and claims of the tenant, Miss Cochrane. They at once secured the McKenzic property next the residence, will have the old building down and will have a large new one under way in energetic style. Mr Jno Cliff and family have movâ€" ed to Ohio, where he has the posiâ€" tion of day foreman in a large cemâ€" ent works. Mr Ed Kress has bought the retail business, lately run by the Durham Furniture Co. North Egremont: It was with more than crdinary expressions of welâ€" come that Mr and Mrs Will Isaac, (nee Mary Scott, Dromore) were greeted by their friends at theirold home on their return from Maple Creek, Sask., on their bridal tour. IN DAYS OF YORE 25 YEARS AGO From Review fyle Oct 18, 1906 Back in the far gone year of 1856, on 15th Oct, Mr Samuel Lawrence was wedded to Miss Parslow, and in the neighborhod they have since resided. The joys of youth were mingâ€" led with the hardships of the tame, the passing years saw the family inâ€" creasing and a fair share of this world‘s comfort as well. To them were born 13 children, ten of whom are still living, tho‘ widely separaâ€" ted now. But in thought they were no doubt there with the happy comâ€" pany of relatives and friends, who on Tuesday met to rejoice with them at the rare blessing of 50 years of happy married life. Tuesday last a special train of 12 cars laden with the best Portland ceâ€" ment in the world, left the works here en route for some of the big requirements of McKenzie and Mann. The day previous 1600 barrels were shipped out and there is enough clinker on hand to pay another diviâ€" dend. The Review forwards Boys‘ Plain Overs, 1 to 5.... 70c Youths‘ Rolled Edge, 11 to 13, 70c Youths‘ Plain Overs, 11 to 13..60¢ Women‘s Rainettes, 2%/, to 7..1.60 Wo‘s Avalon Rubbers, 21/, to 7...1.10 Wo‘s Plain Overs, 2!/, to 7... 65¢ Misses‘ Rainettes, 11 to 2... $1.50 Misses‘ Plain Overs, 11 to 2 ..60¢ Childs‘ Plain Overs, 5 to 10%/,, 50c 6 to 11 ............**.. $1.00 Men‘s Plain Overs, 6 to 11.. 90¢ Boys‘ Rolled Edge, 1 to 5.... we Men‘s Rolled Edge Rubbers, REPAIRING A SPECIALTY New Low Rubber Prices J. S. McILRAITH ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Durham is an attractive and hea} thy town and good accommodative can be obtained at reasonable rates. John Morrison, Chairman J. A. M. 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Intending pupils should prepare to ter at the beginning of the fall rm. Informatiop as to courses may ED.M.DIEMERT, Hanover 4A CGeneral Financial Busincss Transarted We repair and coat your roof and guarantee our work, and look after same for five vears. All legal docul_aenufiefi'c-l-o:w and carefully prepared. Your patronage solicited Waterproof Roof Enquire at Review Office. We also do Window Caulking Notary Public, Conveyancer, Realtor, Insurance, etc. Enquire for the merit rates for auto Insurance for careful drivers Several good Companies to choose from. Claims promptly paid. GEORGE E. DUNCAN Lambton $t., Durham, Ont. P. . MacARTHUR T. H. SNEATH, M. D. : Over J. & J. Hunter‘s Store CHIROPRACTIC is our Specialty JOHN O‘REIL Laughlin‘s . O. Phone 48 r 43. SS!E McGILLIVRAY : _ 1.30 to 4.00 p.m. 7.30 to 900 p. m. N. Murdock, Mayor Phone 166, Durham north of Meâ€"