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1 MI fl ortrsmatoe-oootreterfl'l mUGiia-aneooouth'.A"1'.e mine to-eotdaatdther wru- -_.. ,A__.. “am. tryineto"r""o'1'"'"'"" n"-.. - qettt word - . 1'ftd"ld ',,h,',e,'lcl'l 3,," mi‘MIss Masphail’s Weekly Letter, lad on: God with an our hem ,al ------ I -tsamlmertd "sdesotttimr lens OneheanallundSOI mm in than tttin will lat-My a teotru' and the corridors and once. rapt-din: ”W God. "-rttrtatioet. Tmnwunpormd In umnna- returned on Satan'- mat the bill would not go through st M. the! A three was! rut with this session but would be laid over her daughters in Tomato and Hank till next year. It seems pretty ce'- tahn that Grey and Bruce will Be ”I. ountrmtuutions to Mr and Mrs Wm W on the m of a. My My at their bane Ittqt week- Mrs John Birr and niece. m- Krel- -.'.""e-- -M._--' A umber from our W.M.S. at- taodan the means in vamereturret Griaur.tounitowtthteveer, we. in the program Ne W World DarotPruretr. ktttseaoaseoethe nesting u pleasant W hour was -t. In W. mm and Mm D.Mo- “wide mud sunny with Mt 'ttr- Br r Bel-lo ale Hooper equal, Alex McMurdo. Il "In view ot the tact that we prea- Keith", Dorothy MeNatty, Culylel em prices of farm products necessi- Geddes. Jr m--Ruth McKenzie 70. tates from two to three times the a- Jr Ti-mill Mitchell, Ethel O'Kartha. l mount of farm produce to meet pay- Br I - Dorothy Harrison, Kenneth ments on debts and other ttxed char- belth, Colvin Geddes. Br Pr-Ain gas as was contemplated whenthese Non. Hector McMurdo, Douglas Non. were incurred; Jr Primer-doo Harrumt. "And of the further not that the 'lndicates perfect attendance tar the prime of whit the Ma has to buy month. _ have fallen but little, so that the loss KNOX CORNERS liberal leader Pisqlsffs SCHOOL REPORTS B. NO 13, WRENCNT -Harvey Letth* 83. Jr IV-- at the some Simone ‘townsnml In mnmnt parts of of Ontario, a mum ousting nuns the mm which would ently petitions can be presented to the House but not read to the Home until passed upon by the Committee of Petitions. However, before the Speaker txauld prevent me, I hadread the words of the petition. The Speak- er then and it was not possible to have a petition read before the Com- _ mittee had passed on it and asked that it be deleted from Hansen}. It read as follows;- "In view of the tact that the pres- cm prices of farm products necessi- tates trom two to three times the m mount of farm produce to meet pay- ments on debts and other tixed char- the C. C. H Members ot our group would have interrupted Mr King after each ot his astounding cutanents, had it not been that we believed that Alfred Speakman who speaks very well, was to follow a Gov't speaker who came immediately after Mr King. Such was the arrangement made with the “mum and the Speaker. A high au- the arrangement made with we Whips and the Speaker. A high au- thority. speaking for the Gov't and to Mr Speakmm that he believed the Gov't had a. right to reply to Mr King immediately try having a Conserva- tive speaker follow him. To this, Mr THE DURHAM REVIEW ‘m mum pm. mm nu. m Luv- \aemeoenseottheownershlpotegm- cery retailer or hardware store, a {blacksmith shop, t mm. a. factory or', in. farm. The Bank of Montreal andi hue C.P.R. are in the nature ot may 11io utilities privately owned. I l In the province of oatisrio at the Lmomem. there is a moratorlmn which " promote the land-owner who hasnot '3 been able to meet his contractual ob- :{llgatlons, as to the payment of prhe . alpal and it ls now reported that the GCGtorium will be extended so as 'toprxsteet the tanner onhls land _ _ -u- u. a... In. W Luv-unl- .uv ----" when he has not been able to pay in- terest as well as prindpal. Just what is going to happen to these farmers when the moratorium is lifted issomeg thing no one likes to contemplate. The farmers of Seek. with much greater arrears in payment of inter- eat and principal thenhhe Ontario turn mere, were very anxious to have in- serted in the C. C. P. declaration of principles "the guarantee ot security‘; or tenure tor the farmer on his use land and for the worker inhis home." ‘AM since Sank. has large tracts of |land owned by the C.P.R. and Hud- lson’s Bay Oo., etc, use-land was de. Hined to mean land used for produc- tive purposes; by implication no such guarantee is given to the land specu- 1 lator. l Had Mr King been as clever as he TORONTO a new no PERS‘I'lm m mo mi"iiiirjrere,t, Mr and Mrs Baht McKenzie and son Kenneth, Woodland, we“! cued: the utter part of week wlth Mr and Mm D. Allan. We were pleased to see Mr Allan out. tor a drive on'l‘nee- day. iirstuserrwisoreetttluseetdofthe week at Mme. ‘i Mr Andrew MoMulJen mm with viiiusttemutsrtustote0ewe't: irri,iltisNts,te,t,,gt,e,t'rf,g,','e, in Grand Valley instructing a young manwhoitstaeimraairurumm'eturen" HOLS ‘:d I to 'iii":iiiiii',i d. A _ H N a. . e re- CrC"iu..,,,-.---------e-"-'"-"- "Ar. r . __c-_ - l ' ey y tel. .lm'. The My . m. m... "ni -Fras mater, Hazel Smith Leaders, Mrs C. Fenton. Dr I. I It was unanimous that we our skimp 7me3 Viga' meaning the “Faithful Star." Interesting modes Jiirkvun by the leaders, Mrs Fen- ton and Dr Known. The meeting clos- ed by singing 'the tapt' and repeating Dr I. Brown - -~ -_-'" tptesert of he: cam. the was ct ore-en‘- ,,A_1- " The, 'omttt new - ""7 tugdintr their ”an: N- mm. in - - Jun“. "rhget Mitra Mm “WWW" a... If” on irii7riaAurttoottttet Bible C. wa-""'?'?"':'.""".', -- andwhy. lrStemeoooerlsox-Wamu,mmlnjno pectedtobepremtwuhmsmflns‘muuommnon an“. W' iWe wdcnme than All an! up. they MussThoaJohn-mn and Alexqwmweqmy Ind cpl-co muse Tulorwelntheweekendmm-murchmnauumotmoom- mound-av me-mmdlouuul unity, I',riUiiitUGauutspi""" ll'r'%,tvtnatetee,"'gf Mr. trmodothoeeer. ia,',,1,',t'11"a'a1'LtrirrEi., 0.8.8. and MajorEoclealenvelmotthn‘wmwmc-dmwwut We weektorOwenSamdeonthe‘mmeruho-ndln Jury manna-coming was. l'rmup have "and then-dunne- Nearly " the men folk hum newbie, kindly “W. - we“ mundmupanuwndeduexlereh-bgmmmcmw. antl- iiiirilrihumaretto1 re‘ A"'i'CG;niriGuiatteete.etd withmcmdwdpodprweidmwmmwwcb forthwumos. (lUG57iiiiiiiF,jeyer2,tfl,t l Afternoonmeofmouhlwflhhhimwtonneryunudpmvodm- - .,,,‘.__ In Run“, am, “and MW of drive Amos chuck on Sunny. ably usua- ting in the chair. The W. M. B. at Amos held their Much meeting at home of In Wm. Pulp, on Friday, when quite c mum) ber ot the ladies were present. As this was the dey set apart for the World day of Payer, the west- dent, Mrs Honeywell. Wed the chair and used the mum eel apart tor the day. Mr: Honeywell give . paper on Prayer. landing in prayer were Mrs V Adams, Mm Molnl'do.‘ m me“ any! at Ir um um Mrs R. Taylor. Mrs Jun. Ecdee. At Pta1c% Love 1. quite m and a pm. the otoseMrneetirur,tttettr- ser-,esstunaerenmete In Dr Brown. ved a dainty lunch- l Mr P. gamma new on Bundcy Mr and Mrs C. Txrattstrnamsrnovinq wtth Mr ud In Arthur awn-ace. to their new home and um Mr um up G. um. m. x. vttsit- Mn Stanley Williams to their home q In; m Mr and In Red, wagon mud onthe16theon 'thetuatutssweeC,aGmumnuts than to St M's Ch. A large cmwd of friends and nei- on 80W. shim-s gathered " home of Mr tPi nu. "an AIM mm spent 7 -- . ___ - . __= --v In“ Ann-In Miag Mn Stanley William: on Mundane-1 ing, to have a. pleasant time with them are they Id: this dun-let. The: Umewuspem mood-.1 aha-ad dancing. After lunch at midnight, the audience were culledtoorder trri Mr Finlay Clark, who read an ul- dress. to Mr and Mrs Williams which appears below; Mr and Mrs Stuney William and; tamnr,-- _ Dear Friends; It is with feeling: of regret and pleasure am we We gathered in your home to“: to spend one more social time with you, before your (immune from our midst. For my year! your mine has been in this community mum of us on many happy Maugham enjoyed in “wading mummy. l As neighbors you hue been kind and willing to lend a helping land when medal. Ag citizens of our eommun-f Ity, you have any. had our GGL, You have been helpful in our church‘ and all malty entenpnim and in our school we will miss your young family. And now as a. memento of your many friendships here. we vii: you to acecpt the-e ohm end we hope that you will ottan and time to skin them and think of your old friends " Drumme. wettreeudtttanottttr away, as we hope to use you (than. Signed on behalf of the mum! Mr Williams made I nibble rapiy, thanking them for their Madman! hoped to see them often. Messrs Funk Booking and Joe Mc- kay made the magnum. All mined in singing Tttr they are Jolly good fellow!" and 'AUM has Sync." nu around hem. Some we better. while other: are catching It. MrMatorEedets wenttoo.aound Monday on the grand jury. Mr and Mn Kmopit, Anion. are visiting at Peter Duly'l. Mr m Wilson's dance but Pri- dty am was well am and all report a good time. Mr and Mrs Him Wanner and family. who have been staying with My Harrison the pun your, moved to Chas MoDondd's old home on the m line. Mr and In John lanes and In. Geo Young Bum. visited at Mr Ed. Mr and Mrs John McKenzie. Mn. M. Boole: and Hamid, Mrs Cecil Ec- cleo and Mrs l G Johnston. attended the tunenl of the forms": niece, the lute Ruth Gregor, It Mt. then, on Monday last. Ruth. who m In her 18th your. 1nd been In Wham: to: over 1 ya: and calm-noted pneu- 'rhuiatheseemtdumethummur haattoemt-dtnvtmtmmtttsn. A1-rtmMreroftheMmuuaad nesittttttetesatMrandMm Olmpbell Wauimeiietdttgtttetthempt_ams m,luch8.onihouo a that degpaNmenrtotb6nenrhmnooest6ttt can. DBvMMerrMverxmaaaqttdatt qtt1etntmtgtrt-teiudetetMr and MmW-ttqttqqttmet'tteNmnt who “Mmmwmwlu 10.80:".A‘nlllnodmm NORTH EGREMONT will the . m mu bum oer-,esstxmdereareeteMr'rvr_"'"'f"' I Mr p. sun-um visited on Bundcy min!_wlm Mr Ind In Arthur “mace. rudi mu G. Hound Durham, ig visu- GrylniTiicite1yte"2?.,",'yr,f Gec,GGiGLGstt-ntot'tmu"ch' -'. WW, - V Plum and mm ttlt - will The 'ttmum'"'"'";" we. LCU'GiFiiuttttt'd,',1" dmllanlltY- luau“ Btnnier 1fh'L"rn'i"eiiiirye!te"','S', t'i."'Tiiiauorirse.e11d'.'":, we new ',i,urd,TU"GiiiLryee','l'l.' /i'iiCriFietee','f'S't mm14. (We welcome them alt ”am they 'will 0M” M ‘9'.” “a” ._. u....nlthem' .._-' mmhw‘ queotmsimroe2".','."?SC"tiii'iiliii They I.” M pm . m. ty to be held w M. lrene 110011117!!! - . with her mum mendi- H, ”Um -- . win: nun. Woven» weekend m- use out: " mod with In but lave-tw- "iurrm-tesiuoe_red Mrs Funk Love I: quite ill and " Itretv Giumsere-oeMmDtmor'l. Mr P. Sal-llama Mead on Sammy II“. w" W - -.....__ -_- - ' (waning. being and try tgge "lling at the ham. Mr Baht Ctr-mount In: murhased a. (name horn and 'NueN* erorhang Lac-met him In the not: (mm-e. [In In): Davis who is -tdfrut . tow ,gtttatthtn In Durham. Madam pm terr Bandu- tgsaig-tsaat-Woflttte, X number from an. loamy amend- ed Mr Alex Hartman's we. where Meet and Monthly mun. MARCH tr, I,” Why Not ? Try a Pair ’ J. S. liklljlhll'll ii'iiiiii" 'iii"i'i, We have than In ‘1!!an c‘ylcc; at the now but we. of OTHER LINES from 82.60 up Some “so: of Misses Pat. Strap Slippers m 31.“ to ".26, to clear " REPAI RI Nth " USUAL no". 7AM HAS ALWAYS EN WM mm MOYORISIS 'eCAittrtNttsRteaooMS-tAt WV! FOOD AND PARKING be m . NY ottt “It!!!" 'ALL AVI'ENDANIS YA". (AIS '0 m AH) cm W “N It m. m a (“I'm vac, $1.90 Sm ttates tt'slrflt'slfll Hora. 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