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Roy Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goods : HENDERSON‘S BAKERY Bread, 7¢ a loaf THE PEOPLE‘Sâ€" MILLS Duplicate â€" Triplicate Carbonized â€"_â€" Carbon Leaf Will those requiring Fertilizer kindly leave their orders as early as possible. TJOHN McGOWATN Every Book guzranteed a perfect book and all popular Styles and Sizes FLOUR al Household Flour Bran ) Canada‘ t Oa Pilot l C "QUALITY BEST‘" DURHAM REVIEW An item of importance that we can sup oly promptly if purchased at our Bakeskop 7c, off cart Place your orders at home. Ask for Samples and Prices. e C A S K E Y Oat Chop Crimpled Oats FEED Shorts AM, OntT. i8 i In Rev. 3 and 30 was the text of ‘the searching sermon by Rev A. S. 1Gram, who began by quoting personâ€" ‘al experiences he hadi near Dawson, when a listener inquired who he was |talking about and gave his assertion that there were thousands who had _never heard of the saving power of ‘Jesus Christ. The last message of Jesus was hard to understand, why Christ would give His life for degradâ€" ed sinners. He wants an entrance into your hearts _A reprieve from & Adeath sentence of a criminal, creates in him anestatic feeling of joy as he | the speaker has seen. How much so should a sinner hear the invitation ; of Christ. Opening the door is the sinâ€" ner‘s part. To meet the trials of the day successfully we must have the grace of God in our hearts, was the closing thought of this splendid serâ€" mon, fervently and eloquently given. | A fine solo setting of ‘Rock of Ages‘ |\ was given by Mr Kellough. Dedication of Priceviile Presbyterian Church ‘The opening services held in conâ€" nection with the now church, wore heli on Sunday, 2nd July, when Dr. A. S. Grant, onetime a missionary in the Yukon, gave fine sermons in the a.m. and p.m. meetings. Not being present at the initial meeting, we ire unable to quote or ~secure any facts, suffice to say the service was gooc, not alone in the preaching but in the music. Solos by Miss M. Johnâ€" stone of Claude and Messrs T. Meen and Gordon Brown, Toronto and a sciection by the home choir, "I was glad when they .said unto me," etc.‘ The church was filed to capacity. ‘ The church looked well in all its | prisiine beauty of ferns ard fiownzs,; gorgeous in color and variety. The stained glass windows too, emblazou-‘ ed with the names of Duncan and' Mary McDougall, Rebecca Nichol, Arch and Eliza McCuaig, Hector an(l! Catherine McLean and Donald and Janet McLean. l The male quartette, Owen Sound, C. Boorman, 1st tenor; G. Deidrick, 2nd tenor; G. Cutbush, 2nd bass and A. Kellough, 1st bass, sang "Crossing the Bar," after which Rev Mr Stracâ€" han, 0. Sound, led in prayer Evening Service At the evening service Rev Mr Mcâ€" Ivor after the doxology, called upon Rev Mr Moir of St Columba, who gave the intercessory prayer, followâ€" ed by that fine old standard Psaim, "O God our help in ages past,‘ this aâ€" gain followed by Miss Elizabeth Harâ€" ding in a solo, "There‘ll be no dark valley when Jesus comes" in a fire clear and sweet voice. The lesson was read by Rev Dr A. S Grant from Rev 21, 22. The singâ€" ing of a hymn was followed by a solo from Mrs Moore McFadden of Durâ€" ham, "O Lord Correct me" very feelâ€" ingly. Rev. Honeyman, Dromore, gave the long prayer, in which he acvised that unless the love of God was in their hearts their labor would be in vain. A duet by Messrs Boorâ€" man and Kellough, ‘Whispering Hope‘ displayed fine harmony. "I love thy kingdom Lord, the house of Thine abode,‘ sung by conâ€" grozation . After announcements a fine tenor solo was given by Mr. Boorman in fine controlled voice ‘Beâ€" hold I stand at the door and knock‘. Mr Mclvor expressed his appreciaâ€" tion to Dr Grant on behalf of the congregation, who would not fail to realize the benefit of his services, to the sister United congregation in canâ€" celiing their setvice, to those who had assistel musically and acknowâ€" ledged the generous assistance given by all toward the furnishing of the church. "Jesus shall reign wherc‘er the sun‘ closed a fine evening service with benediction given by Rev B. D. Armstrong, Durham. also gave a brief address which was all thoroughly enjoyed. The procaeds for Monday were $95. 25, and Sunday‘s proceeds were $198. Monday night a large crow1 was present at opening supper of the new church, when the Willing Helpers‘ Soc. served a bountiful meal, strawâ€" berries and cream, along with other eats that satisfy theinner man. The 0. S. quartette provided a splendid musical program of solos, duets, and quartettes, monologues, etc. The varâ€" ious clergy brought greetings: Rev. J. A. Moir from United Church, Rev. J. B. Snider, Dundalk; Rev B. D. Armstrong, Durham: Rev W H Mcâ€" Cracken, Bruce: Rev R. G. Stewart, Merritton: a student, D. Knoland, of 75. We regret to learn, yet thankful it was no worse with our young friend, Allie MciInnis, who, on his wayto the sun:mer school in Toronto, was run into by another mgorist who â€" was careless in properly observing the "stop" notice on the sideroad unon which he was travelling, upsetting Mr Mcinnis®‘ car and doing considerable injury to both himself and car. Workmen toâ€"day are replacing the culverts in front of new church and the Post Office and the intakeâ€"at the hotel corner filled with fine silt from the ror the roziway. Miss Florence Bell and Mrs Maltby of Toronto, the letter a daughier of Mis Buckham, took in the opening: PRIGEVILLE PRICEVILLE non, Cl THE DURHAM REVIEW also in attendance Mr and Mrs Harry Robertson and, June‘ 1933 s son Edward, Thorold, were week end (Names in order of merit.) visitors with Mrand Mrs J. P. Mcâ€"â€" JR IV to SR IVâ€"Annie Tinianoy, Millan. = Jessie Grant, Eileon Tucker, Emily eâ€"â€"mms Cornwall, Morence Greenwood, Helen Mrs Dobson, Toronto, spent the Lawrence, Ruth Nichol, Grace Vollett, week end with her brother, Arch Mcâ€" Mary Town, Lois Wilson, Ada Becker, Arthur and took in the dedication. Boyce Howell, Clyde McCallum, Herb Mrs Matheson, Toronto, is visiting Renwick, Lucillie Trafford, Ross Lauâ€" her many friends here and attended der, Jean McGirr, Gertrude Holmes, the ‘church opening Sunday and Monâ€" Norman Glass, Lynn Vollett, Vera day night. ( Collinson, Join Erwin, Elmer Glenâ€" Mr Gordon McLean returned Monâ€" holme, Thora Black, Lauretia Pierson day to the West after a month spent Eddie Wells, Hilliard Schenk, Perey here. Murdock, Bert Whitmore, Ervin Innis Mrand Mrs Geo McLellan, Niagara, Ross Middleton, Edith Cordick, Hugh also Misses Brown and Wilson, â€"Aare McLean,. (33 names.) Mrs Dobson, Toronto, spent the week end with her brother, Arch Mcâ€" Arthur and took in the dedication. Mrs Matheson, Toronto, is visiting her many friends here and attended the ‘church opening Sunday and Monâ€" day night. ( Mr Gordon McLean returned Monâ€" day to the West after a month spent here. Mrand Mrs Geo McLellan, Niagara, also Misses Brown and Wilson, ~are visitors here. Mrs K. McArthur who spent a month with them, . returned home. Mis Walker and son Alex, Mrs. Jennings, Mrand Mrs J. Macfarlane, Mrs Harry Pedlar and sisters Sadie and Eva Carson, Jean McLean, Mr. and Mrs H. Richardson and son, Mrs McNeill and Mrs Maltby all of Toronâ€" to, were week end visitors here and took in the Dedication Sunday. visitors here. Mrs K. McArthur who SR III to JR. IVâ€"Catherine Rowâ€" spent a month with them, . returned land, Janet Robb, Margaret Armâ€" home. strong, Ross Kearney, Marg. Moore, Mis Walker and son Alex, Mrs. Jean Murdock, Florence McLean, Jennings, Mrand Mrs J. Macfarlane,| Jack® Atkinson, Esther Bourne, Jean Mrs Harry Pedlar and sisters Sadie Simmons, Louise McLean, _ Albert and Eva Carson, Jean McLean, Mr. Muziock, Kathleen Renwick, Ottilie and Mrs H. Richardson and son, Mrs Pcoarce, John Atkin, Esther White, McNeill and Mrs Maltby all of Toronâ€" Wiiliam Wells, Muriel Gibson, Myrtle to, were week end visitors here and Hodgson, James Storrey, Jean Mcâ€" took in the Dedication Sunday. Donald, Margaret Dewar, Arthur Allan Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Parslow, New | Cecil Greenwood, Florence Bolger, Jas York, are spending a couple of weeks Braithwaitc, Gordon McDonald, Reiia visiting their people. | Glenholme, Alex. Wells, Jean Black, Mrand Mrs Wm Hay, Mrand MrS‘Be[ty Lauder. (31 names.) Stanley Harrison, Mr Joe Black and; JR. III to SR. IIIâ€"Gwynneth : Mcâ€" son Jim, Mr Fred Dowe and Miss D. Gowan, Archie _ McDougall, Emily Hincks Toronto, were visitors la.st. Pinkerton, Evelyn Aljoe, Doris Kerâ€" week at A. L. Hincks‘, the latter reâ€" ton, Fred Town, Phyllis Wilson, Mary maining a week. | Bourne, Audrey Wells, Eulalia Wilâ€" Mr Cliff Hincks left first of WP"ki son Catherine McMeekin, Vera Pinkâ€" to attend Summer School in London./ erton, Rita Morris, William Noble, G. Congratulations to Miss Mable Nichâ€", Trafford, Eileen Whitmore, Helen ol and Mr John Cook, (a former teaâ€" (Gerber, Dorothy Kerton, Violet Dunsâ€" cher here), who were united in mar-] moor, Mae Levi, Ross Cain, Iva Sibâ€" riage on Saturday, July 1. bald, Jean Herrington, Helen Atkin On Wednesday night a mlscellnn-‘l son, Milford Robins, Starr Jamieson, eous shower was held in Agr‘l Hall,' Lawma McGowan, Helon McDonald. for Mr and Mrs Alex McLean, who] (31 names.) were newlyâ€"wed. _ They were the reâ€"| gr II to Jr HIâ€"Vera Lavder, Gladys cipients of many beautiful gifts. |Gray, Florence Marttn, Jean Town, On Thursday night Mr and Mrs G. Gordon Armstrong, Sadie Osborne, A Black and Mrand Mrs A LHinck$| Abje Tinianov, Mary Noble, Ruth had their babies baptized, Helen Hillis, Bertha Glass, Jamieson Watâ€" Gwendolyn Black ard Eric Gol'df!n'gon' Ross Greenwood, Margaret Derâ€" Mr Cliff Hincks left first of week to attend Summer School in London. Congratulations to Miss Mable Nichâ€" ol and Mr John Cook, (a former teaâ€" cher here), who were united in marâ€" riage on Saturday, July 1. There was no service in Swinton church on Sunday on account of the church opening in Priceville. Nearly everyone in this locality attended one or more of the services. All proclaim the day a success, large congregaâ€" tions, good services and a beautiful church . But they, with us of Swinton Park, are again without a minister. _ Still we will keep hoping on. Next Sunâ€" day, Rev Mr Miller, Markdale, will conduct services as interim moderaâ€" tor and arrangements will be made On Wednesday night a miscellanâ€" eous shower was held in Agr‘l Hall, for Mr and Mrs Alex McLean, who were newlyâ€"wed. _ They were the reâ€" cipients of many beautiful gifts. Born, on Thursday, June 29, to Mr and Mrs Alfred Bowden (nee Margâ€" aret Knox) of Swinton Park, in Durâ€" ham Red Cross Hospital, a son. A number from here attended the dance held in the Park, Flesherton| Miss Dorothy Hincks won the beauâ€" tiful wool blanket that was given by getting the lucky number. This morning roadâ€"work in the old fashioned way is ‘in progress. Ge0. Haw is pathmaster and calling the tune. The men old and young are jigging to his music starting about 6 o‘clock. They evidently intend makâ€" ing a day of it. On Monday evening our Trustee Board had a long session lasting unâ€" til Tuesday morning. Having adverâ€" tised for a teacher, they received ovâ€" er 200 applications. A Miss Glonâ€" cross of Markdale R. R. was the lucâ€" ky winner, coming with considerable experience and recommendations. We wish for Miss Glencross a pleasant time among us. A great many visitors coming and going over the week erd. At Neil Mcâ€" Millan‘s son Duncan; at Hugh Mcâ€" Lean‘s Mr and Mrs Chas Smith and family: at Hugh McMillan‘s, son Donald, daughters Jessie and Kathâ€" leen: at Dave Pryde‘s, Mr and Mrs. E. L. Fry and Stanley, all of Toronâ€" to: Miss Marjorie McLeod, R. N., of London, with her parents Mr and Mrs Neil McLeod. Many of them attended services in Priceville. On Thursday night Mr and Mrs G. A Black and Mrand Mrs A L Hincks had their babies baptized, Helen Gwendolyn Black ard Eric Gordon Hincks at the latter‘s home here, by Rev. Dr. Mclvor. for regular srvices and we hope in the near future to get the man who can stay. Instead of writing that weekly letâ€" ter to distant friends, why not have the Review tell them the news of the disirict. Save you { the trouble of t ng over what to s each week fo More than 300 scientists from 31 countries attended the fifth meetâ€" ing of the Pacific Science Conâ€" gress opened at the Empress Hotel, Victoria, June 1, and conâ€" tinuing at the‘Vancouver Hotel, Vancouver, until June 14. It was the first time the Congress has met on the American side of the Pacific Ocean. Lord Rutherford addressed the Congress from his home in England, his speech beâ€" ing carried by radio close on 6,000 miles to Vancouver. acres unCer supervision. Farm management through the application of business principles, practical and theoretical knowâ€" ledge and ordinary horse sense o farm problems is a necessity of this day of lowered prices, T. C. F. Herzer, manager Canada Colâ€" onization Association, told the Winnipeg Kiwanis at the Royal Alexandra Hotel, recently. The Association has extended its actiâ€" vities in Saskatchewan, where it now has 14 zone managers with 1,344 farms of a total of 467,000 200 for a Y SWINTON PARK AND VYICINSITY Sr III to Jr IVâ€"Doris Pratt (H), J.| _ _ GOING â€"â€" JULY 14th, 15th Jacques (H), Catherine Dyer, Murray RETURNINGâ€"â€" Leaving Montreal not . Graenwood, Jimmie Arnett (R). Jr later than evening July 16. §l" to Sr IIIâ€"Arch Lawrence. _ Sr II Full Particulars from any to Jr IIIâ€"Glenna McFadden, Grant CANADIAN PACIPIC Agent Greenwood, John Weir. Jr II to $r IIâ€"Alister Aljioe and Irene Newâ€" d ell equal, Bert Chapman, Clarence Atâ€" C&na lan kinson. 5t to Zr IIâ€"â€"Beatrice Bailov, {- Ruby Bailey. Pr to Istâ€"Murray Meâ€" P ‘aa d a Facden, Newman Pratt. Primerâ€"â€" a‘ i & A k C 6.8$. NO 1, GLENELG §r IVâ€"Erma Stewart, Kenneth Mcâ€" Arthur and J A Brown. Jr IVâ€"Marjorie Brown 68. Jr III to Sr IIIâ€"Keith Beaton 68, Blanche Beaton (r). II to Jr HIâ€"Lioyd MacArthur 72. I to Jr IIâ€"George Watson 68. Firstâ€"Wesley Cuff. Pr to Iâ€"Alex McGillivray (H), F. McGillivray (H). Prâ€"Joe Watson. No. on roll, 12. Jr II to Sr IIâ€"Stella Connolly, J. Wesley, Audrey Collier, John Mcâ€" Eachern, Nelson Dunsmoor, Robert Mighton, Norman Robins, Doris Robâ€" ins, Catherine Robb, Stanley Greenâ€" woodl, Edith Hodgson, Jack Cain, M. McDougall, Helen Cunningham, Jack McGillivray, Andrew Dewar, Alex. McDonneli, Lorraine Pinkerton, Donâ€" ald Saunders, Ina McLean, Lorne Alâ€" mack, _ Bertie _ McMeekin, â€" Bobby Braithwaite,‘ Eugene Lake, Agnes Thomson, Foster Lowe, Velma Vollett Hazel Becker, Jack Caswell, Jack Mcâ€" Gowan, Kenneth Mighton. (31 names). Sr I to JrIiâ€"Ronald McQueen, Helâ€" en Renwick, Mae Thomson, Wilfrid Lake, Ethel Atkinson, Vernon Aljoe, James Scott, Grace Cordick, Douglas Dobney, Edith McDonald, Mary Mc Gillivray, Angus McGillivray Audrey Moore, Beatrice McDermid, June Hood, Norman Noble, Norah Kearâ€" ney, Jesslie Watson, Effie Collier, M. McGillivray, Dona‘ld Dewar, Mary Gagnon, Viola McDermid Stanley Wyâ€" ville, Vera Nceaves, George Thomson, Gordon Rimmer, Homer Gerber, Robt McGowan, Clarence Caswell, Vera Rimmer. _ (31 names). Sr Pr to Iâ€"Eileen Teeter, Eilen McGillivray, Robin Lowe, Hubert Hay Lorna Aljoe, Ross Robins, Pat Smith, Audrey Herrington, Bernice Randall, Lorna Cain, Wilfrid Dunsmoor, Betty Simmons, John Levi, Lloyd Caswell, Archle Dewar, Ross McDonald,. Bert Bailey, Marguerite McKechnie, Andâ€" rew Schenk, Harry Voisin, Jack Ranâ€" dall, Harold Voisin, Walter Thomson, Garry McLean. (24 names). Jr Pr to Sr Prâ€"â€"Margaret Davis, Graham Pust, Donald Watt, Gladys Greenwood, Elmer Robins, Virginnia McDermid, Foster Saunders, Joy Hasâ€" tie, Eldora Cordick, Harry Watson, Eric Rimmer, Cecil Wilson, Myrtle Morton, Norma Wyville, Gerald Pierâ€" son, Kenneth McGillivray. (16 names) C Jr Pr to B Jr Prâ€"Caroline Thomâ€" son, Norman Dunsmoor, Leonard Volâ€" lett, Russell Caswell, Jean Tecter, R. McEachnie. (8 names). by, David Rowland, Irene Atkinson, Ivan McEachnie, Anna McLean, Miâ€" ma Thompson, Evelyn Becker, Donâ€" ald Kennedy, Clara McDonald, Ishbel McCormack, Agnes Atkinson, Robert Caswell, Emily Whitmore, Jack Ashâ€" ley, Ronald Watt, Hammill MeCaslin, Juhn Collier, Ralph Wilson, Keith Greenwood, _ Hector _ Dewar. (32 names.) Junior Primer to Iâ€" Jean Lauder, John Rowland, Norma Herrington, C. Moffat, David Standin, Raymond M¢â€" Queen, Robert Jackson, Ogle Cluchey, Edna Morton. (9 names). DURKHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL Promstion Exams. $. S. NO 9, Irwin Matthews, teacher { JroIV to Sr IVâ€"Artena MeArthur T9 (H,) Alfetta Noble 74, Bessie Milâ€" |\ler 57, John M<Lean 54. . SrIM to Jr IVâ€"Leonard Davey 66, Kenneth Macâ€" Donald 62, Roy Chapman 55 (R), JrIV to 8r HMIâ€"Jack Chapman 71, Margarâ€" 6t Lynn 61. Sr II to Jr MIâ€"Clarâ€" ence Lynn 55 (H), Alwyn Goldsmith Charlie Pratt, Lloyd McFadden In order of merit. 71, Chas Ewen 49. Jr H to Sr Hâ€"â€"YV. Coldsmith, Hazel MceDonald, W, Davâ€" ey, Ruby Miller, Sr I to Jr HIâ€"Howâ€" ard Grierson, Clifford Noble,, Oliver Goldâ€"mith . Sr Pr to Sr Iâ€"Jessic MacDonald. _ Jr Prâ€"Ralph Davey. M. Catherine MacLean, teacher Sr I to Jr IIâ€"Donald Campbell (H) Elizabeth Bolton. (H): Honours 8. $. NO 13, BENTINCK Sr III to Jr IVâ€"Jessie Campbell (H), Ralph Mountain (H). Jr II to Sr IIâ€"Isabel Mountain (H) Marjorie Mountain (H). U.S.S. NO 10, GLEN. and EGRT Jr IV to Sr IVâ€"Frances Smith 80. 2, Rosaline McKinnon 68.1. Sr III to Jr IVâ€"Sadie McKinnon 69.6, Sadie Eckhardt 68.9, Orval Mcâ€" Kinnon 66. JULY 14 â€" 15 M o n treal Sr II to Jr IIIâ€"Ada Eckhardt 71.5, Earl McKinnon 70.5, Alex Smith €9.1, John McKinnon 65.3. Jr II to Sr IIâ€"Joe Eckhardi. Sr Primer to Jr Iâ€"Annie Smith, Eveline Eckhardt. Jr Primerâ€"Jean McKinnon. Anna C, MacEachern, teacher Quebec City and return FROM DURKHAM Equally low fares from intermediate Stations. Promotion Exams. Jr IV to Sr IVâ€"Edna Bell (H), Arâ€" lene Bebb. $r III to Jr IVâ€"Jack Williams (H), Cecil Anderson. Jr III to Sr IIIâ€"Tom Bebb (H), Tom Firth (H), Ellison Edge (H), Margarâ€" et Williams, Leona McNally, Margarâ€" et Kenny, May Scheurman (F), Emâ€" ma Scheurman (F). About 30 of the young people and some not so young of Bethany church went to Mt Forest Friday last in W. Stewart‘s truck and enjoyed a lecture with lantern slides on Russia. The annual missionary convention will be held from 6th to 9th of July, at Bethany Alliance Church, when a returned missionary from Japan will be the special speaker. The S. 8. of the congregation intend having a picâ€" nic in Geo Christie‘s bush on July 16. The United Church are planning a congregational picnic to be held in Harold Love‘s grove on July 6th. Inâ€" istioge ballâ€"team and other sports and Mrs F. Fell, Mrs W. Moody, Mrs. J. Sinclair, Mrs W. Dingwall, Mrs C. Wale, attended the Centre Grey W. 1. District annual meeting at Mill Creek last Thursday. Six candidates from S.S. No 4 and seven from No 13 are trying their Entrance exams at Cedarville this week. The unpopular statute labor has had to be put in the past week. The old system is most unfair, a case of more or less. Some pathmasters deâ€" Sr II to Jr IIIâ€"Danny Edge, Billy Anderson . Jr II to Sr IIâ€"Alvin Vaughan. I to IIâ€"Beatrice Kenny (H), Vivâ€" ian Pr to Iâ€"Michael Kenny, Jean Wilâ€" liams, Bobby Bebb. Mr and Mrs N. Hobson and family, Brantford, spent over Dominion Day, at home of W. R. Scott. Mr and Mrs Geo Blackall and famâ€" ily, Toronto were holiday guests of Mrs Geo. Gilkes. Miss Dell Scott has returned to Toâ€" ronto. A summer wedding took place Satâ€" urday, July 1, at home of Mrs Geo. Canadian Mr Geo Wale, Toronto, spent over the holiday at his parental home. and return §.S. NO 10, BENTINCK §$. S. NO 3, GLENELG Dorothy I. Ritchie, teacher Jessie M. Nichol, teacher HOPEVILLE Freda K. 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