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" Rev. Frank Hermon of Christ Church. Bolton, recalled a few days two an incident in Creemore nearlya decade ego. when he with Rev. J. H. Colclouxh of West mu, took over the printing of the Creemore paper. when the stall went on strike. Both reverend gentlemen had been Journey men printers before they entered the ministry and on the usual visit to Creemore round the editor of the pr per "amok." They turned in. set ads. copy, made up the paper md got it out between them as a pleasant re- laxation from the rigors of clerical lite. PASTORS PRINTED PAPER WHEN STAFF QUIT FRIDAY, JUNE 16th GOING 00 RETURNING (Standard Time) 2. Tickets honored leaving To- Lv. DI'RHAM 2.35 p. m. ronto up to and including Ar. TORONTO 7.35 pm, RETURN Monday, June 19th. l'sual Halt Faro tor Children -- Tickets good In coaches only. No baggage checked. CANADIAN NATIONAL WEEKLY HALF HOLIDAYS Aliutoer-'rtntruday Arthur-Wednesday Beotoat--wed-day Cmtutomt--Wodnesday Cr-ore-Thursday DundaW--Thumday Durham-Thursday Drayton-Th-tttsy Erin-wed-thr F'ere--wsauetrdar Miltoer-wednesdar Fneaherton-- Thursday Grand valley-Wednesday Hanover-Wednesday Hmstturg-'rhursdtty Harrtston--wednesday Luetmow--'rhursday Mount 'ttrest-Thursday M Mmay--TtnFay Marhdtr1e--wedrtetrday Meatord-wednessday "rantrevino--wedttesday . Owen Bound-Wednesday Ptumerraton-wedetttr St Marytr-Wednesday wRhetttetrue--a'hurrrday 'rhorntmry--.wedn+ .. wintrtsam--wednetrdar 1vttuerton--wednetsday Tickets and Information trom DURH AM,0nt. Town and Depot Agents oisetorttoo"" Like c We collecl Notes, Accounts. Wage: and Newspaper subscrip- tione anywhere. Our eucceee will astonieh you; we seldom an. " we do, it cute you nothing. You take no risk, You can’t bee. Act Now! Send in your debts tesday, big or small, old or new. We will eurpriee you with reeulte. Remittance and upon. every thirty days. Your debtor w!" pay if he hae to. Elem It"!!! Kellogg’s Corn Flakes help you feel cooler all day through. These delicious flakes are so easy to di. gest they don't "heat you up.” For comfort that lute, enjoy a bowl of Kellogg’s instead of hot, heavy foods. Breakfast, lunch, the children’s evening meal. Made by Kellogg in London, Ont. ”If!!! CREDIT MEN " CANADA Box 22, Owen Sound, Ont. The Walkerton Tmes suggeststhat instead of a stated salary for mem- bers of Parliament. that we pay them what we think they're worth. High School Furniture Co, Hockey Club Bachelors The'Bachelors said it with base- hits and smarter fielding on Tues. day night and earned their first win. Bert Lawrence pitched a strong game, holding the ttard-hitting hock- eyists to 3 hits. Bachelors 3002012 Hoe. Club 0000010 HIGH SCH. 10, HOCKEY CLUB ' The Students were the better field. ing team last Friday night and pul- led out a. close victory over Hockey Club It)---!). The Hockeyists had most hits IO, but the High School did some heavy long-distance cloutlng, C. Rit- chie and J. Sullivan hitting home mus, N. Tucker a “user and Arnlf1 a two-hagger. McKechnle started for the Students and held the hockey boys until the 3rd, when they trlatm med out 6 runs, and Larry Hopkins thereafter held them in check. Um- pire Lauder called game for darkness at close of 6th, which was a break tor H. S., as the Hockeylsts had al- most tied it up. High Sch. 2 3 3 1 Hock. Clubl 0 6 f) BACHELORS 8, HOCKEY CLUB 1 SOFTBALL LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost to play NOT MUCH COMING TO SOME 'lt-tlr"'" 123456runtrhit.q SOFTBALL _"s'us. "s. 1234567 runsbits 910 12 Mrs he Petty is at present in the hoapital " Toronto hum; been oper- ated on tor genre on Saturday. We 5:319: to Gow the operation was successful sad that she is now im- proving nicely. He: "It wouldn't be much trouble tor us to marry. Mr father ia a min- Inter. you know." She; "Well, let'. hsve . try " it anyway; my dad's a iirT"goirn' him-shall ls chm week vis- iting her brother, Alex Calder and family at Yeovil. -_ Mrs Jas Kerr, Egremont, visited a couple of days last week with her daughter, Mrs Porter. Mr and Mrs. Irwin Matthews were guests Friday evening ot Mr and Mrs Porter. Able Journalist Quite Mr Malcolm MeBeth, a native of -the Eden Grove section ot Brant, and a former pupil of Walkerton high school, has gone out of the publish. ing business by selling his newspaper --the Milverton Sun, which he has conducted for 40 years, to his tore. man, Albert)! Kerr, who assumes control immediately. The retiring ed- itor has been postmaster of Milver- ton tor the past 28 years. at which duty he will confine himself after laying down the quill, which he has so long and ably pushed. He had the combined honor in 1932 of being president of the Cundim weekly newspaper Association and chairman of the Ontario Educational Associa- Mr and Mrs Andrew Marshall spent Sunday evening with Durham friends. Mrs Thompson visited Sunday with her brother, Mr E. Ball and family. The W.M.S. was held on Wednes- day at home of Mrs Geo Smallman. There were 30 ladies present, includ- ing a number of visitors from Durham and Bentlnck. Mrs C. MoAlister read the study book 'The Chinese at home and in gamma." The roll call was answered by bible verses on 'light.' A letter was read from Rocky Socie- ty inviting the members to meet with them at their meeting next week Mrs Smallman and helpers served a lunch at close. Rev. Harry Caldwell, has resigned his pastorate at Limehouse, in' the County of Halton, utter a term of successful years pastorate there. It was the only change in the Halton County churches made at the meet- ing of the Hamltotr Conference. His resignation comes as the culmination of active service in the church min- istry. Rev. Roy Connor, son of Mr and Mrs John Connor, Mt Forest" has ao. cepted a. call to Knox Church, Embro, and is removing from Kippen, where he has held a successful pastorate for several years. For many years "Government Jud- gcs" have been available to agricul- tural Societies at a very nominal charge. For reasons of economy this service has been withdrawn for this year at least, according to J. A. Car. roll, Sup't ot Agricultural Societies. Assistance will be given to some fairs in the north, but no judges will be provided in old Ontario. As there are capable and experienced judges in almost every community, this should not prove a. hardship. It might be considered wise to select judges from a neigboring county in most cases. The June meeting of Varney U. F. W. o., was held at the home of the president, Mrs Harold Barber. Sing- ing, followed by the creed, opened the meeting. The roll call was ans- wered by each giving a description of a picturesque drive. A l etter was read from Mrs R. R. Watson. thank- ing the club tor flowers and Mrs M. Barber also thanked the members tor flowers. Miss Marjorie, Caldwell gave a splendid paper on 'Canadian poets'. Chapters from "The Cattle in the Stall" were read by Mrs R. J. Mar. shall and Mrs J. J. Wilton. Singing closed the meeting and lunch was served by the hostess and assistants. Miss Agnes Maophau, M. P. addres- ses a public meeting in the Town Hall. Lucknow, on Monday, June 19, sponsored by the Lucknow U.F.0. joint clubs. The latest thing this year is wo Gazette. . Thousands ot farmers are expected at the 0.A.C., Guelph, between June 19th and June 23rd during the an- nual [am home week. They haven't forgotten the generous ham sandwich- es and cups ot tea handed out. RETIRES AFTER 50 YEARS IN THE MINISTRY Mr Frank Thurston of the Flesh- erton Advance, has been installed as Worshipful Master ot the Masonic Lodge there. N It is not generally known that a recent amendment to the school act makes it obligatory tor trustees to tb. void disqualification, to have their taxes paid, not only before seeklng e- lection, but all the time they are ser- ving on school boards. Trustee Qualifications Fairs Provide Own Judges VARNEY U.F.W.O. CLUB KNOX CORNERS lag in men’s clothes women . --Bracebridge ELOGAL AID PERSOIALQS A lengthy uncle about Holstein Summer Camp its crowded oat this week. ‘mmmnmum Regen family int week, in: return- ed to Toronto. Miss Molina and Anita Sweet are remaining for along- er visit. Week end guests with Mr tutd Mrs D. Allan: Mr and Mrs J C William- son, Ptumerston; Mr and Mrs J1me. Leverage. son Will and daughter El- izabeth ot Cedarville. Mrs John Allen and small daughter came to their home last week. Mrs. Wilcox. Menard. is with her daugh- ter, Mrs Allen at present. Mr W. H. Rogers leaves todair, Monday, tor Avonlee, Seek .to visit hie laughter Nettie, Mn Miller. Mu Sweet who Watt a guest ofthe Miss Annie Hamilton, Fergus spent a few days with her aunts theMlsses Morrison. Mr and Mrs C. McMillan left the tirst ot week tor a trip west. They will go as far as Seattle where they have relatives and visit several pla- ces en route. Messrs Wm Aitken and Alex McMillan will attend to his bur mess in his absence. Mrand Mrs Robt A. Hm and ba- by Frances. were recent guests with friends " Bridgeport. Mr Earl Roar, Toronto, spent the week end with his parents and other friends. Mrs Elmer Farris}: and little daugh- tera Maxine and Mildred, Lucknow, are visiting the Whyte family and other relatives " Dromore and Hot- stein. Mr J H Sharp, son Arthur and his daughter Alma, Guelph: Mr Wes Bats ker and Miss Irene Ray, Mt “rest, visited friends in the village recently. Mrs Brock, a former teacher at B. S. No 12, Is viMting around herethia week. Mrs Cunningham Moore, Rob Roy, visited at Jas. Whittttore'a on Sun- day last. Two brothers had not met for 21 years. Mr Lester McGuire paid his brother Nelson a. surprise visit. last week. Lester went to Dryden, Ont., 21 years ago and had not been back since. He and Nelson visited friends in Belgrave, Palgrave and several oth- er places. Mr Lorne Ries has been rtrentrNr- ed as teacher at S. S. No 13 for an- other year. Mr and Mrs S M Patterson visited over the week end with relatives near Hamilton. Mina Irene Hooper came home mom Toronto this week for the summer holidays. Messrs Wm and Neilbert McKen- sie, Pricevme North, Mr and Mrs H. Eurig of South Bend, also Mrs Geo. McKelvey of Toronto, visited at Mr. John McKenzie": recently. The W. I. have decided to ohnnge their day of meeting from the am Thursday afternoon until the 3rd Tuesday evening ot each month. The June meeting will be at Mrs Rites, on the evening of June 20. Mrs Pet- rie will give lantern views ot her trip to Europe. Lunch by all. We heard ot no big fish being caught around here this season. but we know of people from surrounding towns fishing here on Sunday. We suggest they show a little respect 1nd wait for a week day. Mr Wm H. Wells and Peter Daly had two sheep each worried by dogs last week. The people of village and commun- ity have spent considerable time and money fixing up Park and have it in good shape for pieaies, campers. They are allowing trieniekers the use of the kitchen, stove, wood, etc, on paying the small sum ot tl. The dance Friday night was a suc- cess in every way. We understand some of our citizens are preparing a tennis court in the Park. The sport will be much enjoy- ed by old as well as young citizens. The football tournament was quite a success: a good crowd, good playing. A good time for everyboay. Messrs Fred and Hugh Switzer, spent end ot week with Mr and Mrs Jack Switzer. Distn'ct Vice Pres. Mrs Thorne tte- companied Mrs McIlnith of Durham, to Ayton last week to an executive meeting of district. Plans were made to hold the District annual in Dur- ham, on June 27. Mrs Thorn? vilited Mr and Mrs Grout in Mt Forest last week. Mr and Mrs Reuben Wells and two children, Limerick, Sank" are over on a visit to his parents, and Mrs Ed. Wells. It is 17 years since Reuben was here before. He ls still with the Bank of Montreal, being manager of the Limerick branch at present. Mr John Henry and Newton Clark, Durham, are ending a wire fence on his farm here. Messrs Jos., Fred and Jack switzer are busy building Wm Nelson's barn. Mr and Mrs Matthew Hooper are this Friday evening celebrating the 25th anniversary ot their wedding. Messrs Frank Scott and Chas Ken. nedy have the contract ot mingling Adam Hall’s barn. THE DURHAM REVIEW HOLSTEIN LEADER NORTH EGREMONT YEOVIL I Declaring that thieving is becom- l ing too prevnlent in trotRhtuttptonand, vicinity, Police Magistrate _ Walker sentenced two youths, Kenneth Watt and Fred house to serve from 1 your to " months In the ontario Mom- Dr. Mountain had the misfortune to lose his daople grey horse at John Lane's Int week. when mother bale kicked it in the from. leg, mad smash- ed it badly. It had to be shot. Mr and' Mr: Harold Atchlson of Toronto, spent the week end with their parents, Mr and Mrs. Major Mr: Frank Adams was a recent visitor with her old neighbor, Mrs. Thomas Renwick. Dr. and Mrs Mountain had the pleasure ot a. visit from the latter's sister, Miss Calmon, of near Detroit, Collection Agency for Ministerial Arrears The Fergus News-Record says that the minister ot a rural church in an adjoining county has got so far be. hind with his salary that he has threatened to place the account ln the hands of a collection agency. Our cotem, says the Orangeville Ban- ner, lo Just one removed from the truth. The hummer has Lemmy plac- ed " account with the collecting ug- ency and the adjoining county hap- pen. to be Dutrertn. Mrs Elmer Ferrish from neu- Lucie now. spent last week with her rela- tives, near Dromore. Mrs Robert Renwick Br., Durham. spent a. couple ot days with her old neighbor, Mrs John Kenton. Mrs MacHenry ot Toronto, spent a few days recently with her brother, Allan Hastie. ot this place. Mrs McEachern of Toronto spent the week end with her sister. Mary, (Mrs. A. Kenton) and is at present with her mother, Mrs V. Allea, who its in poor health at present. Congratulations to Miss Amanda Matthews who recently graduated as nurse at Oshawa. We wish her ee. ery success. Mr Wm. Pinder of Orchard. visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs R. Barbour. Mr Earl Ross ot Toronto, visited with frlends of this locality recently. The trustees. ot S. S. No. 13 have re-engaged Lorne Ries ot Durham for another year, as teacher of the school Mrs W. Brown of Holstein, spam Sunday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. A. Morrison. Mr and Mrs Bert Eccles and runny and mother, Mrs .135. Eccles. were recent visitors with John Ecclee, of Dromore. ' Mr and Mrs Ed. Lindsay attended the funeral at Allan Park ‘0! farmer's uncle. the late Geo. Herd. Miss Sadie Davis spent a. few days last week with Miss Vera Johnson. Mrs. (nee Annie Morrison) is visiting at present with Mr William Morrison. Mr and Mrs Wm. Wallace of Dur- ham, were visitors with Mr and Mrs D. Davis on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Thos. Moore, North Egremont, visited recently at Mr W. Gordon's. Rev. Beverly H. Farr, accompanied by Mr Harold Scott, London, spent the week end with Carman J. Queen. The W.M.S. held their June meet- lng on Thursday last at the home ot Mrs R Taylor with a good attendance of the ladies. The president, Mrs. R. Honeyman, occupied the chair and read the scripture lesson. The topic word was 'tterviee.' Mrs J. McNaulty read a chapter from the study book. Mrs F. Clark and Mrs Frank Hop- kins led in prayer. Mrs J. Eccles gave a paper on Dr. Margaret Strang, a missionary and doctor in Western Canada. Mrs W. Philp and Mrs Jno. Drimmie sang a duet after which the hostess served a dainty lunch. The Dromore Women's lnstituie are holding their monthly meeting in Holstein Park on Wednesday, June 28th. Dinner will be served " 12 o’clock. Ladies please bring rolls, pie and salads. Serving them up for Dundalk wtll be Dr. Harold Mountain, who pitch- ed for Flesherton upwards ot ten years ago, when the Centre Grey League was at the zenith of its his- tory. "Doc" was a. mighty smart pitcher then and Dundalk is counting strongly on him to home the heavy sluggers ot the Centre Grey Baseball League. He has worked out with the local squad on three or four occas- ions and looks good. Mr Colin and Miss Bessie McCaul of Toronto, spent the week end mth their relatives. Mrs R. Small. and Mrs Chas. Smail and family. There will be a. cemetery bee at Amos cemetery, Dromore, on Monday June mm, at 1 o'clock. All those interested. please come. Mr Robert Camount raised his barn on hesday last and had adance in the evening. Mr Charlie Small traded " his old car for a new coupe in Durham re- cenuy. Dr. Mountain, Dromore, ALLAN’S GI (Dundalk Herald) DROMORE Will Pitch for Dundalk Wheeler 68. 111mm wuss-er m. Ir-Andrew Diwali 72, 'Mnoru Wetson 65. Sr I-cHrene Love Tl', ‘uvem Plaster 72, Ruby Brown " 'Lloyd Eduardo 69, Leona! Wat- son 65. Jr I-Mary Swim 78, Olive Wheeler 70, no: Platter 66. Br Pr. --Botrby Weir. Jr Pr-a-ttteo Love, Frank Wheeler. ‘Present every day. These Are enxloue den for may school tmhm Not only are they busily engaged in propel-lug their pu- pils for the and-summer enmlna- lions. but they are values-la; wheth- er ther no going to te new for next you and whet kinda: . ul- arrystrt they will be "reread to take. Sch»! bum in Ill m at coun~ try ere using the pruning nu. My. MAY 1933 Br ll A--tatherims Bowlad._ Durs- aret Armstrong. Just Robb, Munr- et Moore, Jean Murdock. - Anxious Time for School Mum. The consignment of the staff of life that came Into the homes of the poor in Walker-ton represented only I. traction of the 1260 loaves confiscat- ed tor short weight by the police In K.ncardlne, and those ot the desti- tute here who claim that their luck is such that it manna tell again from the sky all they would get would he dents in the head, were Joyful to note the chnnge In their fortune by the bread shower here on Sound”. As it is an ill wind that blow- nobody good somebody'a curling hasn‘t tuner- ed in min, for the loss In [Guanine I: Wnlkerton'c sun. Sr m b-am. Kearney, Florence McLean, Wm wells, lame! Gibson. Esther Bourne Sr m A--iytuteth McGowan. G. Aljoe, (Doris‘ Kerton and William Noble) equal, Philip Swims. Wily Pinkerton. Jr m B-Evelyn Aline. Helen Me. Donald, Mary Bourne, The: Connolly. Will McGirr. Br II A-Morertee Mural). Jean Town. Gladys Gray, Ruth Hulls, Vera Lauder. . Seized -from a Jewish merchant at the fitth town of Kincardine, the re- cipients here were u mtel'ul tor the hand-out u the tive thousand must have been at the time ot the miracle over the longs and fishes. Br It B--9tes Atkinson, Wilmer Vollett. Em. Whitmore, Keith Green- wood, Irene Atkinson. A Myrtle Manley. teacher Jr ll A-Edith Hodgson, Stella Con- nolly, John Mcmhem. Alex McDon- nell. John Wesley. Mary E. Morton, teacher I Br Acwiltrid Lake, Helen Ren- wick, Norman Noble, Edith MeDonaid Ronald McQueen. WEPPLER - BAETZ St John's Lutheran Church, Elm wood, was the Icene of a charming e- vent recently when Adeline W. Baetl of Brant, became the bride of Nor- man F'. Weppler ot Normanby. The bride was attended by Margaret Knut- man of Brant and the groom was tsupported by the brother of bride, Henry Baetz. During the signing of register, Robt Thomas, Chesley, sang "Bolleve me It all those endearing young charms." (Walker-ton Times) With Chief Ferguson running around turning oft the water It the homes of many delinquents here on Saturday. and with Constable Ed Wulker hand- ing out to the needy, upwards of 500 loaves ot confiscated light-weight bread from Kincardine the some day, the scriptural injunction that “Man shall not live by bread ttlone" teem- ed necessary for I. time to be lm. pressed upon the authoritiea here. Jr II B-Doris Robbins, Dominate: Pinkerton Kenneth lighten, Agnesf Thomson, (Lorne Aland: 1nd Incl: McGowan) eq. l qua H. Stewart, teacher Jr PrA--1ean under, John Row. land, Raymond McQueen. David Sun- din, Norma Harrington. . Jr Pr C-No-tut Dumunooti, Caro- line Thomson. Russell Can'ell. Ruth McEachnie. Jenn Teeter. After wedding supper the Inppy couple left on motor trip to Kitchen- er and other points. On return Soy will reside on the groom's farm in Normanby. I Sr B--vera Neaves, Jessie Wat- son. Viola McDonald, Cluwence Cate well, Robert McGowan. Jean P. Httrdltttr, teacher Sr Pr A-Eileen MoGllllvny, Robin Lowe, Elleén Teeter, Bert Bniley, B. Simmons. Jr Pr B-,'-Arrltie. Dewar, Hurry Vol- sin. Hamid Vomn. Jack Randall, An. drew Shhenk. Jr Pr B- Hanuet Davin. Graham Pust. Joy Rune, Gladys Greenwood, Elmer Robbinl. q FEEDING THE MULTITUDE FREE IN WALKERTON Walkerton Eats at the Expense of Kincardine Baker, who gives than Weight. DURHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL SCHOOL REPORTS . s. NO li, EGREHONT A. {Highway tmretter ONTARIO George A. Noble. (emf: Lizzie Sebaefer, teacher Lnnoua (my: tor may B. Not only Ire they in New their pu- inn-summer gaming. , no main; wheth. Mtttt to te new and whnt kinda: u u]- tit in "reread to take. in all m at coun~ Emily Hunt, teachtr TORONTO (“and an Page I) do until and" the done of second stuns. It was Dow'- brtliiant duhns and do“ an had kept Durham In the running “It then. for he and Durham's rlnt (par gm. o. und A” ““I' ...-a. and showed some may ma mu. .m. urea-Ive can any. My 'n (Int but. all led up to (our min- utes of an “no when Becker tied " up F--0, and Snider made It 6-d for Durban 1 minute baton In“. There- after Dun-bun drew any to I tate lead. linking it MF--6 try and or third, and MF-O " and“ In! period. wm» Ms--.--- A...," lull " - v... -- Only " tune. did Durham an!) the speedy teem play which won pre- viottq conteeu. The Alexandre: mter- cepted my - and Ind the bet- ter of pley more! times. noun): M and of lat and can of last period. J. Stream: . Edger. Gilen and Ham» en were leading performers. tttav- in: speed to burn and were DIVE}: IDS mm; the Dugttnng line-up was the return of the woman. Alex Gra- ham in union, his first uncut-once this won. He il'ltiii "there" as a stick artist. though speed is a littlrs diminished. B. have nine was our. 1nd strengthened the defence. 3mm K. Wilson in away for the season L. we. and o. IoDonnld stepped H, to the dashing visiting attackers, without tear or furor and were pol dom phased. The torture!- wintiiln' J . in spot; Snell and Snider counted on pretty solo nukes in Int (nine while . swift Dean to “unlock aunci' brought two to open third. E. Helm» aid and Lauder went strong in km halt. the tanner scoring 4, one on " pm from goalie. Referees Gill am Simpson. Burris. handled the gum» well, impala; about 6 penalties " aide. of Doctor ot Civil law confer-nod up on him at the nattttml oonvocudon of Bishop's College. Lennoxville. Que- bee, this June 16th. We trust the de, gree will moronic " cqncity tor ad, ministering justice In Canada. Durham Amman Camp Bonde Owen Sound Hon. Hugh Guthrie. Minister of Justice for Cunda. and member for South Wellington In the Dominion House, will have the honorary degree " o. Bound- Omen 17 Durham-- Sunder 18 Owen tgotmd-- Gitten " Durfmm-e.MeOottatd CMeRttohn_ 20 Durttaggt-- E. McDonald 21 Owen Bottnd-- Edgar " Durham-- IoClyment (Snidmw " Durham--- Snell 24 70mm Sttttnd-- Ngu- Durham: gothllcElchnle; defenw Riel, Rowe; eover--Dean; cenuw 7, Murdock; wine-Better, E. Mror:,. ald; Mterttau--o. McDonald. Sum. Snider, McClyment. Lauder. Graham. Owe n Sound: ttttal-P. Strum“ detetMNy-- Lents. Gwen: rover---) Stnohun: tNrntrw-alir: wings-A. Jones. Ewen: 'Uternat- You": Mch, Gillian. L. 'Jones. INT. B. GROUP BTANDING Won has! To ply Fergus News-Bound: "It looks as it Burma-d . atmng Intermediate la- crane team in the TrI-county leagut. this your 1nd Fem: people will be glul to hear of it. Durham has. born struggling tsimig with age-limit teams and 'poor grouping tor yearn Ind no“ we hope their rhlp has come in. Mar ty Lauder. Buffalo pm. hockey ttlayer, is mid to be the coach of the team." Durham looks good to Fergu- " Durham--- Murdock (hum " Durham- )1ka (Dean " Durham-- E. McDonald 15 Durttqttb-- E. McDonald Fourth Period " o. Bound- Omen in fro- 0wel Soul Owen Bound.--'. Sascha: Dutham-- Benn tMcDonald or Ties We have them ditterent styles at 2.50, 2.75 & 3.00 Misses' LM, Children L35 lutants' Loo Now is a good time to get yourself a pair of White Pumps Shoe Prices are Advancing J. S. llklulhrrfl REPAIRING " UBUAL JUN: 16, ms Third Period First Period Scored by ASHE " . ,.rte VOL. LVI. , F. R. Oliver, M. low: Grey U. P. o. h an! met-(in; and numma! “In. In the Town Hall. H Suturdly. when a " ”ham: tram all owr VII on Mad. The early pm Murat“? Ar. ledllt:3' in thr of dimtetotxt Wet PM. and Co. 1 son: Vim "tts.- .Pm. U.F'.CP.O The mun business the Incantation of a wslntuw. l-‘urqu VII Immediately no" Illa mentioned. I were cloned tttsary trons. the same Th Native (on: each mwnnhlr The Political elects! . For the Pol meeting, the F wok the mm giving mous nu; in lm'alupln Agricultural Coll “may: udvmau-I kins and A Culloch did “Hudson and tritrter. Mm Pu‘l MoNinoll; Mr "mt-k land; “ism Allie am; I ”an"; lat-k Davidson an Caulk. nll of Toronto ; qu and non Grunt Ce.xn nun. were interred In plot In Durham cemeter- mrl being In”: A an. and and. John I "Inter. P. F. McArthur, m. W. B. Hunter. good on Donald Laid Allan Park U.F.W.O. Med no Ills M " Mt n “Lo Ill in " it: ". tF, M M't pl tottel rumen tn not In Out-haw a fulwrul of (he I wort ll Mtttt" "a " ll R in ll ll It M tt his