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NOCB Bank " travellers, m on! manual Y 18, 1933 ting od the War- held May no. a r president. In. 13 newborn I” . After the hu- ;-tion ot one". "mer president to- as Miller In. W a, Mrs J. new, y. is noun; 1's! ey was elected in 'iee president I). rctrd. Mia-e. P. yrence Roberts-I )osr sides for 3 'd giving their the close of sun: GROVE M M and tourists vthingsosafc. :d commie] . Cheques-- tt cash in all current ma 'ttly you can and if lost. suoyed, the D. McDonald. Mr . McDonald and mended tho fun- s Jno. McKinnon. s' Day name" a good tun out athers took the rat they could. ed a very unch- Baptist an side: we" I) hands chip well party to y. We win. new home. Mrs ”on... week Old " mine and re Talbot - d Mrs Marry ralbot will re- uncle. Mr o. lunday " the D05 met Patter- at Ceylon pent Sand” , Mrs lion. and MI.- E. no Horny. their infant. tient In the rent a tex ads at Mark. onto. spent. er aunt Mrs :he Ladle! tlat Church no of Mrs. L, Mrs Dan etintr. Ar- hold a Me me of Mrs. I surround- ed their in- d their in- organizing Mrs J. J. wealth")! Rommel. daughter, d to Ber an 'hh Mare- mu m to oraom===mo-==r=eso-====e"ae"===="""' The Review is well equipped for all kinds of Job Printing I 'rsao==a==xoeaoE====ae"ae"====ae"=e"===="""' MAY 18, 1933 I CUSTOM CHOPPINO done every day and we turn it out while' you jam around. Farm li Dairy Machinery CREAM SEPARATORS Local Agent r. W. Moon CREAM will save money Our Merit Rating Plan of Automobile Insurance provides reduced premiums for carefUUlrioers. SAFE DRIVING Because we believe that careful motorists are entitled to a further reward for Care, Courteoy and Common Sense in their driving, we have extended our Merit Rating Plan P. Ontario to that DISCOUNTS UP TO 25% arenow available foe Private Passenger Automobiles on All Classes of Automobile In-neo- PUBLIC LIABILITY, PROPERTY DAMAGE, COLLISION, FIRE AND THEFT. 1 fNoy DISCOUNT to motorists who have owned and operated a car DURHAM MACHINE SHOP 1 00/ DISCOUNT to motorists who have owned and operated a car o To; is past year without claims. 1 50 DISCOUNT to motorists who have owned and operated a ear /0 for the past two years without claims. 2 O) DISCOUNT to motorists who have owned and operated a car /0 for the past three years without claims. 2 0 DISCOUNT to motorists who have owned and operated a car /0 for the past four years or more without claims. Our Merit Rating Plan is the only one available in Canada which provides such discounts foe all coverages for Private Passenger Automobiles. These discounts apply, whether or not the motorist has been insured with this Company in the past, and are deducted from the premium on the issuance of his policy. A claim having been made under either the Collision, Fire or Theft coverages will not disqualify the motorist for his Merit Discount on the Public Liability and Property Damage sections, and likewise a claim under either the Public Liability or Property Damage sections will not disqualify the motorist for his Merit Discount under the sections of Collision, Fire and Theft. " "It's the man at the wheel that counts Gunn’s Fertilizer in stock Royal Household Flour Bran 'O Canada' " otr Pilot " C Keep in Stock for Sale THE PEOPLE'S MILLS our prices before purchasing eleewhere. Cockshutt, Frost &Wood, Fleury & Sons, Bissell Machinery. Lacta, Lister, Anker-Holtb, DeLaval, Melotte, Viking-Diabolo Separator. TORONTO GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY Will those requiring Fertilizer kindly leave their orders as early as possible. JOHN McGOWAN " you are in need of a Soparaeor, call at the Shop or ring 140, Durham. We will allow you a good trade-in on your old Separator. SEPARATORS REPAIRED- General Repair Work done FLOUR Canadian-thoned Companies should be given preference by Canadian Policyholders. "you can qutth1tfr,tlt? W1.” set) tit' tPr “I details P. RAMAGE, Durham the following Goods '. Oat Chop Crimpled Oats FEED Durham, Ont. PHONE 140 " wlll pay you. DURHAM. ONT. Shorts Phone No. 6 Sealed Tenders will be received by the Trust of the McKinnon Hall, Pricevllle, nt., until Monday, May 22, 1933, to the purchase of McKin- non Hall build,ing, the same to be re- moved before Weptember I, 1933. iwith the Clerk, in wri ng, on or be- ;fore the 15th day ot M ' 1933. I All persons interested are hereby Irequired to take notice d act ae- Icm-dingly. The Assesem nt Roll is open for inspection. Terms; 10% of tender to be paid in cash and balanfe to be paid in 30 days. 'N _ Notice is he y given that the Court of Revisio Jor the Municipali- ty ot the Towns ip ot Glenelg, will beheld in theTow' ship Hall, on Sat. urday, May 27th. I 3, at the hour ot one thirty o'clock i the afternoon, for the purpose of earing any ap- peals against the As ssment Roll of The property of the late Edwin Johnson, situated in the village of Holstein. 2-storey brick house, lights furnace, frame stable, good well, gar- At a great sacrifice price tor cash. Lot 27 Con 7, Bentinek, Co. Grey, 100 acres. About 15 acres of bush: barn 44 It 64. a good driving house and a fairly good residence. No ew. cumbrances. '4 mile from school. Im- mediate possession given, clear title. Apply to A. McGlLLIVRAY, Good mixed Clover and Timottty Hay for sale in any quantity desired. Also pasture to rent. (East of Wilder's Lake.) Good comfortable dwelling house, all conveniences: will sell on utm- tactory terms, or will rent. Apply to J. W. Crawford, Phone 132W. Dur- Beddavettport In good condition, lor pic at a marines. Apply a the, TOWNSHIP OF GLENELG Apply to Jos. Lennox or James Johnson, Varney, Ont. FOR SALE BY TENDER COURT OF REVISION PROPERTY FOR SALE DAVENPORT FOR SALE FOR SALE OR RENT FARM FOR SALE By order of the uncil, H. H. MacDon ld, Township lerk HAY FOR SALE Arch )traeriuaitr, Tg"tiN,se'i,rt,ttrJ,; R. R'. 1, Priceville Chatsworth, Ont . J. A, Henderson, Varney, R. R. 1 THE DURHAM REVIEW Mr and Mrs Jno. Putter and little daughter Shirley, Misses Mabel and Marjorie Everis’t, ot Toronto, mot- ored up to spend the weekend at Mr Ed Everiat’s. ter spending the winter month: mm her daughter in Montreal. Mr and Mrs Jno. Mactarlnne and Alex McLean, Toronto, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Colin Me- Mr and Mrs Colin McMillan, Hol- stein. visited Sunday " Hector Me- Lean’s and attended church service here In morning. Beautiful ftowqrB, music and ser- mons commemorated Mothers' Day, which was fittingly observed Sunday last. High commendation was given Christian mothers and reference was made to mother's great opportunities and responsibilities and the wonderful results arising from their love and sacrifice. To many hearts came ten- der thoughts ot dear ones. Mr D. Hlncks and daughter Jean, motored to Guelph Friday and visit- ed friends en route home Saturday. They called on friends at Arthur. On Wednesday last. Miss Kate Me- Bhail passed away at her home at Prleeville. She had not been weilfor some time and the last two weeksher condition became serious, tt tgatterer from anaemia. She was in her 75th year, of a kind and genial dlsposi- tion and held in the highest esteem. Two sisters mourn: Effie, Mrs Neil McLean at the Boo; Annie, Mrs Arch l McDermld, S. Line. Three sisters‘ predeceased her some time ago: Mrs‘ Chas McDonald (Christie): Mrs Joe Campbell (Flora) and Jane. One bro- ther Hugh lives on the old homestead where she was born. Two brothers, Neil and John died some years ago. 1The funeral was held Thursday from ‘the Pres. Church, Dr Mcivor having the service, assisted by Rev Mr Molr. Pall bearers were Mal. McLean, Neil McKinnon, Hugh McCormick Hector McEachern, Norman McIntyre, Jnn. ‘McNaily. Interment was made in McNell’s cemetery. The best turn out for years on Sun- day last on the occasion of Mothers' Day. when upwards of a hundred and more followed interestingly the pro- gram provided by the occasion. in} addition to the fine address given by Rev. Mr Moir, supplementary read- Ings were given by Frances Reiley. Evelyn and Wallace McDennid. A mothers' choir sang as a' voluntary, "My mother's old Bible is True", with two fathers (Thou Weir and Thos. Harrison, taking the bass solo verses. Mrs H. B. McLean sang the ‘5010, the refrain of which was "My Boy, come Home.' Mu'h sympathy is felt here with the death of Mrs Clarence Ross (nee Laura Eccles ot Yeovil), well and favorably known here in her girl- hood days. Heartfelt sympathy goes out to the sorely bereaved husband and to the father and mother, Mr and Mrs D. Eccles. We are pleased to welcome back to our midst, Messrs S. J. McDermld and Earl Brown, who were temporar- ily placed on different sections ot the Railway. Mr and Mrs John Mcanhnie and children were visitors at the home of his mother, Mrs Agnes McEachnie in Toronto over the week. end. Mrs Me- Eachnie purposes returning to the farm tor the summer months. Mr Walter Benham is ‘working at his former job in Toronto. Mr Arch Russell suffered a severe loss on Sunday, shortly after 2 p m., when his fine large ubarn was com- pletely. consumed by tire, also six good horses, 12 cows, 6 fat cattle and other stock and numerous other art. icles of equipment. How the tire started is unknown as it was not not- iced until it had gained such head. way, that nothing could be saved. A ' young cattle and sheep were tur. ned out at the time. A high wind and flying embers made it dutteult to save the barn of Mr G60. Russell on the adjoining farm. As it was a hay stack close by was burnt. Only the timely aid of neighbors saved the barn. it is a big loss to have a full line of working equipment wiped oat and means so much time and worry ;to replace and coming right in seed- ling time. The community feel very I sorry tor Mr Russell. Mrs Wm Dingwal'l spent a. few days recently with relatives at Whitby. Miss Edith Fell who has been n.5- sistlng at home ot Mr J. Armstrong, Sp'rnt over the week end at her par- ental home at Inistioge. Miss Helen Mitchell, Toronto,' was a. week end visitor with her mother, Mrs as. Mitehell.. Mrs Bert Gillies and two chlldren, Toronto, spent last week at her par- ental home. Messrs Hum Sinclair and J. Miller ot Buffalo, spent over the week end with the to)!“ at the former home. Mr Geo. Wale, Toronto, visited on Mothers' Day with, his parents, Mr. and Mrs Chas. Wtie. Mr and Mig. McMeokin and non. purpose making their home with her Mamba" of theiunily from Want. ford, as visiting with Rev A. mm, PRIGEVILLE PRICEVILLE Burt returned home " the winter months with HOPEVILLE " the Manse. At the annual meeting of the Wom- en’s Institute held " Mrs Nathan Haw's, lest Wednesday, the follow- ing otBeera were elected: Hon. Pres. Mrs D. Mitchell: Pree., Mrs Wale ' lat Vice Pres., Mrs J. Sinclair: 2nd Vice Pres., Mrs Jae Scott: Sec'y- Trees. Mrs Dickie: Directors and Representatives, included Mrs Wale, Mrs Dickie, Mrs Copeland, Mrs Fell. Mrs Mitchell '. Sunshine Com., Mrs. W. Jack. Mrs Dingman. Mrs Pax- This week it falls to our lot to re- port the death of a well'known man‘ in this locality. this, being William MeNaultr, in his 78th year. Mr Mc-l ‘Nanlty left his home on lot I, con 18,' ‘Proton, and drove with horse and I buggy on Thursday morning, to see his brother John, who has been very sick for some time. Shortly after reaching there, he was taken very sick and the Doctor called. But Death was in the cup and he passed out on Friday afternoon. man: Auditors, Mrs W. Moody, Mrs. F. Fell. Armnttemetntt' were made to have the summer delegate. Mrs Laura Rose Stephen visit our branch on June 12th. “Billy" McNaulty was born in Scot-1 land and came to Proton when about 15 years of age, along with his with; owed mother. one sister Henrietta, and two brothers, John and Robert.‘ They settled on lot " con 16, Proton,) and for those over sixty years. Billy McNaulty has been a respecto'l citi- zen of the locality. He was formany years a hired man. No weather was too bad and no day was too long. Al. though he was often poor in purse, he was never heard to complain and always rich in the respect and confi- dence of all who knew him. His word was good on all occasions. ovirr 50 years ago he married Joan McAulay ot Birdell and to them were born seven sons and two daughters. The daughters are Jennie. Mrs Mc- Cann, Eurhrturitr, Susie, Mrs Charles White, Proton: the sons, Thos., oti Euphrasia: Daniel, who sleeps in Flanders' Fields: Robt J. and Chas., near Swinton Park: Joseph, ot Dro. more: Albert, who died here 17 years ago and Andrew, who being deaf tutdl, dumb, has been the great care of mother and father. Mrs McNaulty died on Feb. 12th last, aged 76: Mr. McNaulty, May 12th, just three mon- ths after, in his 78th year. Billy Mus Naulty left not only to his family, but to all who knew him, an example i which we all could follow with profit, of honesty, industry and truthfulness one who never cried depression. He also left two farms, lots 3 and 19, con 19, Proton, with we learn, provision for his needy son, Andrew. Tho Passing of William McNaulty The funeral was held on Sunday. from the home to the utter Day Saint church, where service was con. ducted by Elder Taylor ot Grand Val. ley. Undertaker, G. Watson, Price- vllle, was in charge. Interment was made on the hillside there beside his wife and son. The Pall bearers were six nvphews: Roy McNaulty, Proton: Geo. Brown, St Vincent: Alfred, Geo. and Howard Hutchison, liluphratria, and Thea Knott, Euphrasia. Two brothers survive, John, ot Proton and Robert of B. C. May 16th, a beautiful morning after a tine warm rain on Saturday. All Nature is looking refreshed. Stock is out to summer quarters: seeding is being rushed. While the season ttt late perhaps by a few days, pros- pects are favorable tor a bountiful harvest. Everyone is busy at pres- ent. which goes a long way in bring- ing contentment. We are sorry to say that our old- est lady, Mrs Kinsman, is very low at present. On Sunday, May 7, Mrs. Kinsman was able to be " church, est may, BIN mnsman, " very low Messrs Filshie sud Walker, Mount " present. Ott Sunday, May T, Mm; Forest have purchssed a large tim- Kinsman was able to be " church, 2 ber bush near Duncan. Euphrlsh Tp. but was taken very ill last Tuesday,' and have engaged Roth. Smith ct and under Dr Mountain's are. There town, with his parable gum-mill, to is not much prospect ot recovery. eat the timber. Wm Clark, Vsrney, Mrs Kinsman Is in her 92nd yesr, is also with him and both leave and everyone is anxiously hoping font)”: week to commence operations her to tutain rally. ' [and will spend the summer there " We are pleased to hear that P?: l least. We are pleased to' hear that Mrs. Reid, who has been ailing for a long time at her daughter', Mrs lane, is much improved " present and able to be up for a short time. Mr and Mrs W. J. McLeod, Toron- to, were week end visitors at their respective homes, G. W. Parslow‘s and Neil McLeod'a. We were pleased to meet them at church. Mr and Mrs Palmer Philippa. To. ronto, visited the week end " Ed. Haw‘s and Mrs Kinnell's. A good gathering of the young folk were in the school-ground Saturday evening for a. some of trottbaii-qurout evenly divided girls and boys. A few older people were there and enjoyed the some and we believe there la the necessary stuff of good qualityto form a girls' softball team, all attending school it properly coached. The' boys seem 1 more uncertain problem as they do not get down to practice in any regular form, either at baseball or football. But you’ll no can tell. Mr Neil McMillan lost a. good driv, ing horse from blood poisoning last week. The Harrison brothers have rented John Corbltt's tarm, lot ' con 17 tor mature for the sewn. caught them dun. Your old scribe Ind girl friend were treated wry SWINTON PARK AND VIC . seC' -v 17pi " YEARS no iii) From Review fyle, my 18, 1918 1 ICI': Born. In Benunck. my 18th, to Mr paxJ and Mr! D. J. MacDonald, I Ion. Mrs. l Durhuu high school recently stmck Me to? thoughtful note of loyalty, to It: mural ex-students when with the nuisance ch on of the teachers. the pupils prepared land packed In th vicinity of " boxes to its ex-puplls of the past 5 years. They also hue prepared en Honor Roll and Inscribed on it Ire " ex- 319nm bran-n3 of mu. fresh drum from the Susan '. ttret by Mm Wstson and second by Mnurice Moray. from the old Boner undow creek trout, mounting " Inches in length . IN DAYS OF YORE In Luv *F%Pe'NF-'""""F - V - ttnd packed In th vicinity ot " boxes to its ex-pupll: of the past ii yells. They also have prepared m Honor Roll and Inscribed on it In " ex- students who lave passed through in rooms and we now carrylng on “ov- er there." The the re VFW. a" .FNNP_r_ -v-_ -. _ Lenahsn to Mrs E. L. Knight. Mr Hawsrd McDougall ot Mscfar- lane’s drug store tstatt, went to To. ronto this week Ind enlisted volun- tarily in the Army Medical Corps. Mr Robt Scott Listowei, spent the weck end at his old home in town, and planning some improvements on his property. Capt. Hector McKinnon, son ot Mr and Mrs Neil McKinnon. formerly of Priceville, has been appointed Equip- ment ottltNer In the Royal Plymg Force and will not be engaged in active flying in the future. Grey County has this man urea- dy contributed 812,000 to the Ontario treasury, though the motor a: ti. cense system. Over 1000 licenses hove been taken out. The Durham Kandr Kitchen will be open for bushes: on Saturduy, with Mr Homer ln clause. Welbeck: Mr Robt Corlett. Jr. sold a pair of vines lust week-no not grape vine-bovine', three year old beef, tor 8300. Holstein: Messrs Edgar Henry and Wallace Findlay and Joe Farrel, of Holstein, went to Toronto the tirst irtiiiGieee to don the King's uni, form. " YEARS AGO 1 From Review tyle. May 14, 1908 Mrs A. Whitman left tor Toronto Wednesday to bring home her son Erben trom the hospital. who we are pleased to state is so for recovered. as to be able to dispense with hospi- tat treatment. Mr W. H. Bean left for . two weeks' treatment at Preston Springs, which did him so much good Inst year. "£570. L. -Grant but been appointed Returning omeer tor South Grey at the coming election. In the results of the examinations‘ of the Faculty of Applied Science. of I the University of Toronto published today, Mr Lyell G. Ireland has pas- sed his 4th year exams. taking the de- gree of B. A. Be. with honors. Keith) Newton has also passed his first year‘ exams in Mining Engineering. '1 Captain Snider is in town now ttu ery Saturday evening, getting No. 4 Company in shape for the grant Que- bee tereententbry celebration. He ‘wants a few more recruits placingthe llimit of height " 5 ft. 10 inches, ‘which bars us out we find by half an inch. Now, your Majesty don't you .think this is too high a limit'. The hero of the coming occasidn, the iPrince of Wales. is not up to this :standard by a few inches. " Mr A. C. McDonald left Tuesday to engage In Grand Trunk construction: work in Northern Ontario. Mr Dave Smith with his mother left for Toronto to-dar. where he will consult u specialist. Citizens are asking "What about the bridge on Garafraxa St?" We had the pleasure of seeing the puns-the cost we believe $7rr-- and certain. ly they are elaborate and present a bridge and its approachoa worthy ot our good town. The arch over the stream in to he of reinforced con- crete, a modern system of uniting steel and cement, greatly superior to either article alone. But the trouble lie: in financing. A ivy-law granting 84000 for the purpose, is all that is in available, while the tenders are almost certain to be more than that regs-{w -imee occupied by Mr P. mm. has been sold try Mr Frank The Kintt'st classic race, Abe "Klrur's Plate" will be run this Sat- urdar at the Woodbine race track, To- ronto. All lovers ot horse Beth who con word the tim-ttd the pnee,-- wut be there. What annoyed us very much was to read in Monday's duly pup" er the crowd of 8,000 who gath- ered on Sunday morning " this truck, to view the and try-om. Using the Sabbnth Wrongly tine brick residents? opposite Day? hu this man Ill-ea- two UN I ARIU AMIV” TORONTO HAROLD E. MOUNTAIN. M. B. OROMORE, ONT. om Noun: 12w2p.m. 6:08pm. J. L. SMITH. M.B., M.C.. P.S. osmium: Dwnmnu new. all, , tn " 11., Buds” except“ Lambton St., Durham, Ont. ttmee Hours: 1.80 to " an. 7.30 to no p. m. W. C. PICKERING. DDS. LDS Honor Grunts Toronto Unlvenlly Gndupto Royal Coll. Dental 8m ot Ontario. V Rooms: Over Ron] Bank, Durham Domini-y In all m lunch” X RAY GA. EXTRACTION. omce: Mill Street. DURHAM, Ont. Onurlo & Dominion [and Surveyor Registered Profs-lion] Engineer But-van. hum-m, Rm, Plan. DRAINAGE WORK A SPECIALTY Telephone 31, Onngevllle. Ont. otm= our Royal Bank, Durham HOURS: 2 - t p. m. Home“ Auction“: hr Ge. of .10. Tom. mum. on. an... I. teu and Lunbton Btmeta, Durh- “can.“ Auction." tor any Go-, Dne- arranged " some on...» aux. 0.0 through Durham W an Flasher-ton Adana. Goo. I Dun: mum P. 0. Phone " r " ROYDEN BURNETT, M. B. To remove the - ot try chiropractic “jam" no. and Ultra Wok! My. Bee your load Chiropr- J. F. GRANT. 0.0.8.. L.D.S. C. 6. AND J. It. McQUARRIE. B. h. l Ian! hUtitl lain TM All Ion! duct-lulu may and My ”pant Your patronage ”MOM om: , - north " It T. ti. SNEATH. M. o. GEORGE E. DUNCAN Notary Putin, Convoy-poor. P. F. MacARTllUR CHIROPRACTIC JOHN O’IEIL F. M. EAGLESON BESSIE McGILLIVRAV r-trp.m.