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lo, I932 IND!) alien ale History Touncil ‘o'r? given by nun talent. Mr ws' Chunk. o. _ as did tho Dodrlck: tron- ne. all from o. were solos cow. Mertutden .31! IR and a solo © function... in: touch b was a re.- pioneers and "ed by that: itt commit”. with the. ot the "Mi' ‘d a ttra) och pm. b of the ne- Mr WI. Session. b F the ton-ct , church. T. Milk, . methane. A Pastor. In. Home Cg.- » tirst - inx greeting ones ofeuly rationed 'oM n: speech” PM Room th of their in!» the dc.- on o-ron Mela- ord: Dr. J. rham. col- urham co.- W Thu - MM. t " all - No 8. " have: I.- Council I present. mannin- “cunt “In" Donnelly Rehkopl. “lave New!“ Prisoner. “NONI. . $13.30: N Camp tor nu- als '3- lon Day. Mug or on 310: Monon- t', at." Hopkins' Mr he .RurF Monday Schmitt A Pat- M . pres- Mt tad manna Manny- Pctionl by - law second )onald Brent- Nor. Mort. 'erterat Archie w No. ttttany '. m 83.50: [than w rk weed 312, Mon win ‘enlc I!” " In- ly E We can supply i you with all 3 of them 0:01 l Financial Manon“ Boom." i Pamphlet. 0:01 p CUSTOM CHOPPING done every day and we turn it out while you turn around. Will be issued in a few days. Der $1000, 8500 and 8100. Speak at once for them and we them for you at the issue price, be] tiov't and Municipal Bonds yielding to 6 per cent. Write, Call or Phone No. 6, to The New National Blue Flame Burner A now way of turning your ' or wood stove into an upto- rlatra nil Burner for cooking and heating. Safe and my to oper- ate. No noise or odor. Instant heat. Bake with eoetfidenmr. Local Agent r. w. Moon 0321393. Oni. The new National Blue Flame Burner is the most controllable hunting equipment for general use. Use: cheep ot1.--Murt a. few (to-n13 a day. 10 your guarantee protects you. We nbeolutely guarantee every National Blue Flume Burner to give 100 per ct. satisfaction. Subject to 30 days' trial u shown in guarantee. Order a. Blue Mame today. New Dominion of @â€" Canada Loan Bonds Printed forms an time and simplify many othorwlu "diotte tasks. Call no and enquire. You know the lumber - summon! Form. Intricate lulu Form Factory Forms Dion." OCTOBER 20, 1932 hurl-a! Form. CMquco Auction Sal. Bill. Envelopes, all kind. Fair Printing Factory Form. Let us help you with Printed Forms Fill. Fold." _‘ iloaN McGOWAN Gunn’s Fertilizer in stock DURHAM MACHINE SHOP Royal Household Flour Bran ' O Canada' " 081 Pilot " C Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goods: THE PEOPLE’S MILLS V I ~- 7- n _ _ ", .'- . J- -' .. 'i' "v, 9‘5“ _ _ _ I“? ., i} ‘9" L" Li:- _ Aw?“ Will those requiring Fertilizer kindly leave their orders as early as possible. FLOUR L RAMAGE, Durham Municipal Bonds yielding from 45 Phone No 6 amines. Rocord Form. Manifold Forms Sal. Bulls Window Card. Receipts Prize Lists Color Printing Shipping Tags Perennal Carde Wedding Stationery Funeral Stationery TIckou, all kind. Oat Chop Crimplod Oats FEED . Denominations iwe will secure , below par. PHONE 140 Shorts {0:0 Ar Wednesday, Oct. 12, the Holdfast U.F.W.0. met at home of Mrs Alex. Carson. Despite the disagreeable day were 29 members and visitors pres- ent. The pres., Mrs Wm Benton pie sided. Miss Mae Stewart called the roll and was answered by how each one makes their poultry dressing. Many useful and different ways were given. Mrs Edgar Patterson gave a humorous reading 'The pot of Beans', as also did Mrs Wm Benton "The Empty Purse' and Miss Lily Camp bell 'What would you like to be'. All were enjoyed. Mrs E Patterson put on a nut contest which caused much fun and the prize ot a pretty vase was won by Mrs W Campbell. A debate was then given t ‘Resolved that the pioneer women contributed more to welfare of home and country than does the modern women'." Mrs Dan Campbell and Mrs J. J. Lyness upheld the atBrmative and Mrs John Nichol Jr and Miss Lottie Whittaker the negative. Mrs Allie Muir. Mrs A L Hincks and Miss Gladys Mathe- son were Judges and after careful attention, gave the decision in favor of affirmative by 1 point. It was very interesting and splendid papers were given on both sides. A bounti~ ful lunch was served. Nov. meet- ing will be at Mrs Henry Tucker's. Mr Bill McKenzie spent a tew days with Laurel friends. Miss Gladys Matheson, Montreal, is visiting at Mr Hanlnn McDonald's. Mrs Allie McLean spent a. few darts in Toronto last week. Wm McKenzie has erected a shing- le mill and is now prepared to do custom work. The cement work tor basement of new church was completed on Fri- day last, Mr Tom Lever, FIesherton. with his guns ot 30 or 40 men and cement mixer, finishing it in less than three days The ladies aerved meals in the hall to men at work. Miss Whatling. returned missionary from India, gave a splendid address last Sunday when the church was full to the doors. Mr and Mrs Earl Seitmer, Walker- ton, visited Sunday at Mecuaig's and attended church here. lance: and the views given on the screeen of the tameness of the geese, roblns and other birds. was truly re- markable. His references to Biblic- al passages seemed to tit in so ap- propriately to his enthusiastic lite- work. Mr John and Miss Margaret Baxter and Miss Nora Falconer and R. J. McKinley of Caledon, and Mrs Sam Osborne, Fleaherton. visited Sunday " Alex Btewtrrt'a. The annual fowl supper and pro- gram, under auspices of W. Helpers' Society, was held Friday last in Me, Kinnon Hall. The night was ideal and the hall was packed to the doors. The tables were laden with all good things to eat and an abundance of fowl and other goodies were left un- touched and would have ted many more. After supper the tables were' cleared away and a splendid program , was listened to. Rev Dr Melvor act-' ed as chairman and presided in his usual happy manner. The program opened with Doxology , followed by prayer '. Swinton Park: orchestra gave several numbers, Mes- srs FA and Geo Haw with violins, D. Haw with banjo. John Haw with ple- colo, accompanied by Mrs Walter) Knox at piano. Mr Arch Clark, Dro-f more, gave three recitations in his humorous way and kept the audience in good humor: the male quartette, from St Andrews' Church, o. Sound,i also gave several nutnttetw-aremsral Kellough, Boorman. Howald and Ded-, rick. Tries were also given by Mes-l srs Dedrick, Kellough and Boormtrn,' and thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs Dan Campbell gove a splendid reading 'A Preacher’s vacation.’ P. R. Oliver also gave an appreciated address. Mr Dedrick sang a solo. "the boy who stutters and the girl who lisped’ andl responded with an encore '1 ate all the Bologna'. The Flesherton quar-I tette gave three numberqr--Mrs Air.) Down, Mrs McCallum and Messrs a? Duncan and Geo. Cairns with Mrs. I, Blackburn at piano. Mr and Mrs Geo Cairns also rendered a duet. All were pleasing numbers. i Holstein Monday to make ttnat ar. rangements for the securing of the laughable, humorous may "Her Gloves", to be given in connection with the anniversary of St Columba United Church, on Tuesday evening, which was satisfactory. The lecture by "d Miner Tuesday evening at Durham, proved to be wonderfully surprising in his exper- The Willing Workers. through the Precident. Mrs W Watson. expressed their appreciation for the coopera- tion of the many friends who took part in program. Dr McIvar expres- Bed his thanks for the Me support given the buUding fund of the new church. Plume are in the melting to proceed with the work of the new church. The proceeds ot evening were nearly $90 . PRICEVILLE tml',,,?,, CARD or ‘uMNKs FOWL SUPPER Rama made a. trip to Mr and Mrs Joseph Lenwith Waite have moved from Blrdell, to the vac- ant house on theprm Aldcorn farm, Miss Winning in o clear and inter. esting speaker. gives a. splendid de- scription of conditions in India, es- pecially in regards to Christianity. She earnestly pleaded for more mis- sionaries, also was: help to car- " the gospel to the heathen. After a rest and visit with her home folk, Min Whatling wilt return to India. Her heart is in the work for the ad. vancement ot Christ's kingdom. Mr and Mrs Jean Ambrose (nee Victoria Haw) have returned to Tor, onto, after a short visit at Geo Haw's and other friends. Garfield Anthony and Alfred Bow- den are in Toronto at present, as work ls well over on the farms-- hoping, yet fearing, that they might secure some work for the winter. for the winter. A number from the Park were out to Pricevllle, to the fowl supper last week and all declare there was no depression thore,--a tine program, an abundant supper and much enthus- iasm over the building of a. new church. Whether two churches are necessary in Priceville or not, it speak: well tor the sons and daugh. ters of the pioneers, who at one time supported two Presbyterian churches in Pricevllle, that they also wish a suitable house wherein to worship. On Sunday last, on behalf of the W.M.S. we were privileged to have an speaker, Mia: Annie Lee Whining, a native of Quebec province, but tor live years a. missionary in Central India. nod now home on furlough. Although the weather keeps very dull, the sun nppuently bowing de- serted this part, yet we see signs of the depression lifting and of faith in the years to come. One ot these signs is the work done by our new neighbor, Mr Flood, who last week gathered it very tair crop of apples, then immediately wenttowork prun- ins and cutting out trees of poor quality. And now he: his ground well plowed and with proper cultiration, expects to grow two crops next year. oneonthettusdandanotheronttte trees. This little orchard has bein like most orchards in this locality. neglected for my years. We could all benefit by following Mr Hood’s example, not only in the garden but all over the farm. Get ready tor next year. Mrs Neil Clark and Mrs Neil Me- Leod are enjoying a visit from their sister, Mrs McIntyre of Toronto, at present: Mr and Mrs Frances Mc- Leod, Collingwood, were Sunday vis- itors with Mr and Mrs Neil McMil- lan. We were glad to meet them at church looking well. Mr and Mrs Stanley Puman, Dun- dalk, visited tirtrt ot week at home of Chas. Wale. Mr and Mrs Stanley Acheson and children: Mr and Mrs Ernest. Acho son, Bethel, were guests at Mr Hars old Love's. Inspector Wright visited our sch 0013 last week. Nov 6th is the drte set for speck) Anniversary services of Christina Alliance Church. ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Mrs Agnes McEachnie, Toronto, spent the week end at the old home. Mr and Mrs A. Raney. Tomato, also called on their MacPhait rela- tivtytt. Mr Clifford Cooper was visiting his uncle, Mr Harvey Cooper, Port El- gin, a. few days last week. ya]: . Beat wishes are extended to a for. mer Hopevlle girl. Berta Webster, who was married Oct. lat, " St. Stephen's Church, Toronto, to Mr. Earl Brady. Mesdamea Walton, J. Mitchell, R. B. Fraser, R. Crawford, E, Hock- ridge, H. Juli, J. Sinclair. and E. Scott attended a W.M.S. Sectional Conference at Badjeroa United Ch. on Monday. N We are sorry to hear Mr George Scott, con 10, is not improving very fast from his recent stroke or paral- Mr and Mm 13.: Mitchell and Mur- lel. Mr and Mrs Rosa Mitchell spent Sunday with Durham relatives. The annual meat! of the Durham Farmers' Cooperativ Co., will be held Oct 28th at , p. . in the mom above Jan. McLuhlan store. Ev- eryone interested is cited to be present. Jo: Grumman Mr. T. Turnbull, THE DURHAM REVIEW Shingle Mill, Sum! and Chopping Mill. with dwelling two acres of land in Hopevllle. Ill ealth reason for selling. SWINTON PARK will work for James Hard); ANNUAL MEETING HOPEVILLE son QUIQK an: nu ma hm: Preudent Secretary Hop\ville, Ont . One of Glenelg township's most re- spected pioneers passed to his re- ward on Sunday, Oct 16th, In the person ot Samuel McDermid, at the age of " years. He was the last ot his generation'. Three years ago he Buttered a stroke tram which he nev- er wholly rallied. and the last six months he has been bedtast, though Deemed was born in Erin Town- ship and when eight years ot we, came with his parents to Gleneig, when they took up the home lemon the South Line. lot 41 con 2, S.D.R.. which has ever since been his home. About 47 years Ago he was married conscious to the last. Jnne Bell, who survive: him with I. family ot one daughter and three sons. Mrs Roy Brett (May) ot Tor- onto: Samuel ot Pricevllle I Hamid, of Durham and Roy at home. There are six grandchildren. The deceased was widely known and esteemed as neighbor and friend. He formerly belonged to the Disciple faith, but in recent years has beenas- soclnted with the Saints. Mr Blair ot Shelburne, conducted the funeral service on Tuesday afternoon. amid a large gathering of mourners and friends. Interment was made in Me- Nell's cemetery, Priceville. The pail bearers were Arch McKinnon, Neil McKinnon, Malcolm McInnes. Duncan Smellle, Wm McLeod, Norman Mc- lntyre. Thos Nichol, Frank Rodey. Among floral tokens were a pillow trom the family and sprays trom Mr and Mrs Geo Johnston. Glamis: Mr. and Mrs Wm Lease, Eden Grove. Among friends from a distance at- tending the funeral were Mr and Mrs Geo McDermld and son. Toronto: Mrs Frank Cummings, a niece, Tor- onto: Mr and Mrs Wm Bell, Mrs. McArthur, Paisley .' Wm Leask and son. Eden Grove: Mr and Mrs Geo. Johnston, Glamls: Mr and Mrs Wm. Nicholls, Mr and Mrs Herb Nicholls, Mrs Geo Bell, Dundalk: Mr and Mrs Peter Bell, Redickville and them dsughtem and {smiles and others trom Hanover and Shelburne. Mrs P. Lord and little Son, Pitta. burg, Penn., is the guest of her sis- ter, Mrs D. B. Jlmleoon. The ofrieerg and members of the Priceviilo Old Boys' and Girltf Bo- ciety, wish to convey to the friends at Priceviiie, their heutiesi thanks for their attendmce at the annual picnic and dues in Toronto. Delia Maephati, Beeretary Mr and Mrs Perdue and Miss Mary attended the funeral ot the tors mr's cousin, the late Robt Perdue, " Eden Grove, on Sunday. Mrs E. Kreee and Miss Alma. and Min Alma Hughes, spent Friday with their deters. Mrs Farr Ind Mrs B. Alexander at London. HEROIlCALl. 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