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" I 932 on is “a... to and “In. "ir.. 50-9 m evening a. y event“, of the Bunk a has been um. nth at w- "Girr and Alb, k with Mr and [on Hut. " u busy one- page. r is visiting he, fume toe a In )rdnr in at council " present: D. Merton. Chan. . Minute. " adopted. a fool the loo: r James M 1y: mm and this con-cuter 1 member who 9 township as Ne mm. A y was tenders! Weir and It. ad a new In Jaa Mean”. r. in honor a th Monday .ROVE Aitchbon "on, her mu. It nee. Chat when“ It no provision. of to deposit the h the clerk of who” es a vast n the new]... hunches Lo trio-d- Cbesloy. Hanover. mt biting In this Council an item. e is spent”... ' a fresh I lik est mitts was in Ow- oU3omd er of the on; " pork bun , must at! to wmxsm KS == when. vb]. her sum. In her hung a sister, In nub of mm are r%tt%tt wk. clerk no notices " th. l follow mam Toronto. any xxx mind by to have by law bwhw our] " - $4 10.00 Yom po " 00 " 00 " 90 30 p CUSTOM CHOPPING done every day and we turn it out while you turn around. Are now ready, toyield 4% per cent. Denom- inations 81000 and 8500. . Speak at once for them and we will secure them for you at 92.50, less than issue price, dov’t and Municipal Bonds yielding from 4% to 6 per cent. Write, Call or Phone No. 6, to New Domiaion of ----l-lt-rrrd Canada Loan Bonds The New National Blue Flame Burner Bate end my to operate. No noise or odor. Clean and quick. instant. heat. Bake with Conildettee. Use Four present. Stove. Local Agent r. w. Moen Dgrhan,0nt. Printed forms nave time and simplify many otherwiu tedious tasks. Call us and enquire. You know the number - Turn your cal or wood stove into an up-to-date Oil Burner by installing a Blue Flame Burner. Why wute time? Why waste money ? Why WIItO heat , The no: National Blue Flame is the moat controllable betting equipment tor general use. Think of it.' After starting the burner, you shut on all the stove pipe drafts. Do not let any heat escape. Order a Blue Flame today. NOVEMBER 24, 1932 Let us help you with Printed Forms . We can supply you with all of them Fair Printing Blotter- Cheque. Auction Sale Bills Interleaf Form. Envelopes, all kind. Statement Forms Factory Forms Fin. Stationery Intricate Rule Forms Folders Factory Forms Pamphlets Reports on our price. baton panama». also when. Booklctc Financial summon“ Ounn's Fertilizer in stock Ete., Ete., DURHAM MACHINE SHOP Royal Household Flour Bran 'O Canada' " Oat Pilot " . C Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goods: THE PEOPLE’S MILLS JOHN McGOWAN Will those requiring Fertilizer kindly leave their orders as early as possible. FLOUR . RAMAGE, Durham 'aOEOI Phone No 6 Manifold Forms Prize Lists Funeral Stationery Posters Sale Bull! Window Card: Horse Bills Shipping Tags Business Record Forms Receipts Color Printing Announcement. Wedding Stationery Femoral Cards Tieketa, all kinds Business Cards Oat Chop Crimpled Oats FEED " DURHAM. ONT. PHONE 140 Shorts will pay you. a verse, (or maybe there was? two), at a Gaelic song. anied by Prof. Dundas, as was also Miss Verdun Kidd in fine vocal sol- os. Dr John McArthur ot the same town, gave a reminiscent address. ot old days in Priceville. tlaitthing up with Burns' "A man’s a. man tar a' That" in tine diction, In the encore which followed, he ttniahed up with We have purposely withheld the best wine to the last, " that ot Miss Dorothy Foster's instrumental, on the piano, fully entitling her to the name of "Queen of Melody." Her manipulation of the keyboard was really remarkably clever. son to the towl supper lately given, it compares well in reaching a. man's heart through his stomach, with less work and waste entailed and no greasy jobs. The congregation of St Ooiumba. at the evening service were favored by old time friends, Mr and Mrs Geo. Cairns, trom near Flesherton. with a fine duet in good harmony. Pleasure was expressed by Rev Mr Bennett, for the kind voluntary given. The slippery roads were account- able for the bad fall sustained by Mr Wm Aldcorn. resulting In a very sore shoulder. Rev J. W. Scott gave a. tine con- gratulatory address on the acquisi- tion of Rev Mr Molt and our standing as a church. The foregoing program was twice contributed to, in addition to the encore: given. Rev Mr Bennett, the minister in eharge,.acted as chairman in a jov- ial, sunsblny manner and kept all in good humor. Votes ot thanks to performers, to chairman and to lad- ies, were duly honored. "God Save the King and the benediction by Rev. Scott, closed a. tine pleasurable and successful social. The ladies (bless them) are over $30 richer. They de- serve it. A visit to the kitchen with four stoves qoitut,--well, we have been in cooler places, but the paw cakes, "eeme" were scrumptious. They couldn't help but be with the smiling cooks on hand. In compari- Mr D. L. McArthur recently re turned from a trip to Haileybury. with his truck, where he disposed of 44 barrels of apples oft same. His uncle, Mr Angus McArthur accomp- anied him. Wcrk on the roofing of the new church has unfortunately been stop- ped with the covering of snow, mak- lng it very 'sklenty' and dangerous. A program composed of Mrs Dan Campbell, Mrs Bolce, Mrs W. Wat.. son. Mrs McBride were to look after the program. Next meeting will be the annual one and each member is supposed to bring Someone else a- long. A novelty lunch will be served. After the National Anthem, Mrs A. Hooper and Mrs Kate McArthur ser- ved a bountiful lunch. Next Sabbath, Rev Dr Melvor’s morning subject will be "Signs of these times" and in the evening, "How about the empty pews?' A large crowd is looked tor. . . Mist, Mary MacDonald who has spent the past six weeks at A. L. Hlnch’ returned Sunday to her home in Proton. Mr John Stewart motored to Tor- onto Monday. The W.M.S. and Willing Helpers met Tuesday in the Hall, with 17 ladies present. Mrs Sutherland, pres- ident. presided. A number of lad- Mrs Art Richardson and children. Swlnton Put, spent a couple ofdzys at Alex CttrBott'ts. Cameron Smellie accompanied Wm Nichol to Toronto loads: with I loud of m. ies ordered 'Glad Tidings' and the' ‘Home Helpers' and were asked to send in their contributions. Mrs. Sutherland then read ‘Miss What, ling's work in India.' This lady de- livcred a splendid address here a. few weeks ago. crous leading, 'Preserving and Pick.. ling' and were all much enjoyed. It was decided to change the date of Dec. meeting to Friday, 16th, and it was also derided to have Parlor Socials for the winter months. Mrs McIvor kindly offered her home for the firgt one to be held Jan. 6. '33. Mrs Marks returned to Ottawa af. ter spending the summer months with her daughter, Mrs Wm McBride Ha] PRtGtiMLLti" Mug: M PRICEVIUJ-Z 6, '33 We are having m1;- weather in the Park. eunuch snow tor good sleighing " present. Still the curl and tmcks are running. buggies, cut- tera. sleigh: and wagons and in odd man will go by on foot. But the main thing the general health is good. Farmers are kept busy attending to the stock Ind getting them used to winter quarters. Women and men are busy killing on the fowl and set- ting them to market. Prices are low and there are many markets being tried. Some go to Owen Sound and others to Toronto, Grand Valley, Ar- thur and Orangeville. And we think when trouble and expense is summed up, Swinton Park is about as goods: any of them. Howard Watson came home from his hunting trip hat week bringing his deer with him and feeling iitte after his trip to the bush. John Lane spent [at week with his brother in Toronto. Quite a. number ot the boys are trying tripping and hunting for a pastime,-auo'n money~maker. The W.M.S. are busy theoe days preparing their donation for the needy Indian schools In the west. The managers ot S. Park church purpose next week making on every member mum: of the congregation, both for home maintenance and for mission. Dr Mclvor last Sunday. gave a. splendid talk on the steward- ship of money. News seems scarce since the cold snowy weather. Folks are quite con- tent to May by their own tireride. We noticed in the press last week where some hoodlums had stolen $20, 000 worth ot tobacco from freight trains en route. Those men we think should belong to the preferred class of prisoners as tobacco is simply waste. A man bites oil 3 piece. chews it a. bit and spits the bad taste out of his mouth, or another will put in a pipe and smoke it. He also will spit it out and then we have noticed them make a rush to the bar and buy something to take the taste away. Only waste! If this money could be used to lift the depression and help the needy, how much would be saved. Dr P. T. Brown, Supt of Missions, preached at the services of the Un- nited Church Sunday morning and dispensed communion. A little daughter arrived at. the home of Mr and Mrs Allan. Stewart, on Sunday last. Threshing is being wound up on Tuesday. Mr C. Haw finished at Mr Geo. H. Gilkes' barn. Mr Neil M-cEachnie and family vis- ited relatives in Durham a. day last week. _ Dinner was over. A rap ‘came to the kitchen door. A young chap wan-i mi “something to eat." Yes, come in, she says, dinner is Just over but we can tind something tor you.. There was still some soup in the pot, good wholesome vegetable soup. 3 bowltttl of which was enough for any man. Then there was some cold meat, some bread and tea, and there was. good sized helping of apple dump- ling in the pudding bowl. We sent him oft with his stomach full and he was appreciative. 24 years of age and during the last couple of years‘ had only worked the odd day where‘ ever he was lucky enough to tind it} last night he slept in the town lock up: to-night he will sleep "God onlyl knows where." He said he wall southbound. just south, no partlcu-i lar destination. His folks were all; dead and he had no home. For true per he will try the ttmt homely look- ing door, and S' good chances out of ten he meet with I. friendly, charitable response to his enquiry for a “bite to eat." He lo a bum s victim of the dopresdan. I CyhttAmiAttW"m7'iit"i'l"i TORONTO Miss Tena Christie visited Mrs Jag Stephen, Cedarville. this week. "l was a Stranger and you took me in" Rev Dr Robert Moore returned to Guelph Monday after conducting a two weeks’ evangelistic campaign at Bethany chapel. He presented the gospel message in a very convincing manner. The young people of the United Church are practising a play.. Mrs J. Hancock visited a. couple of weeks with her parents, Mr and Mrs S. Crawford and left for her home in Rochester. N. Y., Wednes- day. Mr Ainsworth McPhail is enjoying a radio installed for him by his three nieces. Miss Agnes Macphail. M.P., Mrs H. Bailey and Mrs Ran- er. The voices on the air are cer- tainly a. great source of cheer to those coming thru a long trying ill- ness. His daily diary in something like this. Breakfut in the kitchen of a llkely looking than house. Then on- wards for a few hours on the mad by foot. Repeat for dinner. then on- wards. leewlse supper. For bed, In the lockup it it happens to he neu- awwn, itnotiKthehnrmow of: THE DURHAM REVIEW (E. A. D. in Wiarton Echo) SWINTON PARK HOPEVILLE he out of work, no particular plsce of 1gatritation and society shunned such sud persecuted him. But today, Canals and United States have just such tiotrtert, by the thousands going about. Yes, In s census ot the citi- lens of the country made today. many why, my, my honest willing men would be Hated in that column gnawing tor occupation as "going about” daily from nowhere to nowhere. . Aatttsappeeur,rttareNatttetiatted reading ‘Lea Muerattteq' try Victor Hugo, tor the third time and in this man I see the “(Retype of Jun Vat- And " we respond to their knocks at our kitchen doors, let u: be sure and meet them in the spirit of Him who add "As yo hive done it unto money. A - on whom the you): look with Metal: and see am he in kept moving onwards to uny- wtteretsoiougan1tiisoutottomt. the lead of than. my have done it unto Me." A Scotch Poem in honor of the [and ron Saint of Scotland, St Andrew, the anniversary of who” birth is Celebrated by Scotchmon tho world over, each Mtth November (Words by the lat. Jame. Watson of Normanby, who pasted away last week. Tho tong was also not to Music by Mr Watson and puts lished In sheet music form. . Auld Scotland this night. to thee we The cup in mem'ry and the song In praise ', This night o'er sea. tn every land and clime, Ott festive board thy honored name shall shine. This night retmee,--our steps in tame ; A song ln praises of her mountain glans, Where native Plbroch thrills and clarlon bends. The land whose hills our noblest names can claim, Her sons in aclence, arms and art maintain A name and place upon historic page, And lyric bards have lung to ev'ry fancy roam, O'er highland hill, by lowland eot shall ring. . (v""""" In patriotic glee this can; We'll sing. Chorus: F " YEARS AGO Then here's to thee, Scotland, the Prom Review tyte, Nov 22, 1917 lattd that we love, . . Mr and Mrs David Allan recently The land of the brave and the tree: heard trom their son Johnston. to Long my she stand, with banner in the effect that he has been given hand, ‘Corporal's rank. He is still in Sen- Britannia united to thee. ‘iord. England, and is on the Matt or Auld Scotland this night, to honor, the Canadian Pmneer School inatruo thy name, Aim; in trench digging and bub-wir- A song of tribute to mid Beoticsung. He expects a few days lone at _ tame; lChristmu to visit lreland and wish- On anbton St. E all newly dec- orated: every modem convenience. Apply " Review 0 e. 1045 And then to thee, in accents forth Again in loyal song repeat the theme Ot England's glory and of Scotland's A meeting o the Electors of the Township of GI elg will be held "its the Township " ti, on Friday, Nov: ember 25th, 1932, t the hour of " . m., for the pu e of nominating Candidates for the offices of Reeve and tour Councillors for the year 1933. H. H. MacDONALD, Clerk. Driving horse, cutter and light har- ness, for sale ch p. Also household furniture, Includl piano and Vic- troia. all in good diuon. Apply " Renew omce. 10 young geese. 12 roe pullets. 12 rock roosters, all early celled, tor we reasonably‘ . Let good will this night Bow freely to all, St. Patrick and St. George's name we ca." ' To join with us in social song and fame, May the Thistle, Rose and Sham- rock entwine. Emblems ot unity, peace ever thine glee, - Our sympathies unite and brothers The prop rty of the late Mrs Peter Reid, lamb on St East: also the late Peter id house on College St. Forlparticul B apply to Mrs W. J. Moran, Durh . 10-45 At 1 t Baeriitee price for cub. Lot 27 7, Bantinck, Co. Grey, 100 acres. bout 15 acres of hash: barn 44 x 6 I good driving house 1nd a furly residence. No en- etutttrranees. lk He from school. Im- mediate, given, clear title. Apply to A. it lLIJVRAY. TOWNSH “SCOTLAN D THIS NIGHT" PROPERTY FOR SALE FLATS TO\ RENT FOWL FOR “is rm FOR SALE FOR SALE \ance HIP 0F GLENELG T. E. Byers, ye ESebmmber, was settled during i $2700. y Mr Bnnder Pricevme, 88000 I MN Gott, Humble. $1700 i Born, In Durham, on the 15th hi. i to Mr and In that mum. Ion. i, Mr. Greg: (nee All: hues-non), was a guest ot relative, In Bunecam "or u few days and left load”. In foompnny with her sum. Mn Heart- =Well. for her home in Human. I Sunny. Nov. 17th. St Fur-Church sin lineman. wu dedietted to the past week. Some of the chin: to settled. with the amount we under- stand: Budd mam. Ceylon. "TOO In Wright, Merton. $8100 IN DAYS OF YORE worship of Almighty God by the Right Reverend. the Lord Bishop of Dr Groves, Fergus. wu up [at week md perfumed Won: upon Wm Smiley. Jr. and In A. Robert. son Mrs Geo Haney went to Btmt- ford hospital last week for an open- ing her own. Intense sympathy we: felt over town when it was learned am. Mr. Geo. Sparllng had been [amounted by n mne- ot en npopleuc nature. Mr Walpole bu sold " bun and any bullneu to Mr Arnold Noble. whoiahavutgtemleandmovintrto Guelph as special speaker. Min Jenn Brown bundled the solo part ot the “them in the morning. Mr J. P. Tleord contributed I solo in morn- ing and Miss Magnet Hunter in the evening. Cheater carried I br-ttor to spend $38,000 on 1 wnterworks system. Flne mther prevailed on Sunday tor the Presbyterian Anniverury ner- es to thank the lulles of No ' Glen- our, for 1 box which he much up- preetnted. Through energetic campaign work it is confidently expected the amount set to be subscribed for Grey Co. tor the victory loan. to be $1,500,000, and this to be easily reached this month. Durham town. A. H. Jack- son the district chum” inform: us. has already subscribed about $75,000. and the estimate for the diatriet $175 000. will likely be surpassed. 2nd con. Bentlnck North: Mr Colin Ray demonstrated the superiority of man's Inventions over brute force. when In three days with his stoning machine, he lifted and carried on 68 huge boulders from Tho: Hill's tielda. Mr and Mrs Thos Tucker of W!) Glenelg. have lately manned a. Me piano in their home. Mr Stewart McArthur took serious- ly ill while at a party trt Arthur Far ge’s nod next any was operated up- on successfully for appendicitis by Dr. Groves. i A number at the no" sex-tou- dun- y, chum "than the C.P.R.. uls- a Mr and In hank Hind, . eon. In Gregg (nee All: Patterson), I a guest ot mauve: in Buneeam t few days and left Monday. in may with her aunt. In Heart- l, for her home in Italian. radar, Nov. 17th, St Pnul'o Church Enemont. wu dedicated to the "You are indeed to be oongn- tulued on your success in cot. Ieeting If: m, whiohhu been on my book: 1 long time. Accept my sincere dunks.” Bo man . letter from 1 New- market client dated Nov. mu. Perm we can win your " pmul too. Try us. The Colloctorl, ORANGEVILLE No t3omsetiort, No Charge Tcloplvom so - an. I.” KELLY & All!" GRIT!!!“ ----- " YEARS AGO “anemia. up [at " SECOND ttt upon OWEN BOU Robert. tetreeiniiatrut in , Stm- 0"“... " Em I open- and tttting of a hold- Ola-cu HAROLD E. MOUNTAIN. M. DROMORE, ONT. 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