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es good bread, large bag, $2.45 | Flour, big bag ........... $245 WE SELL SHORTS, BRAN, SCREENINGS, OIL CAKE, CALFP MEA SALT IN BARRELS AND IN 50 OR 10) tb BAGS. WHITE AND IODIZED SALT IN 50 AND 100 tb BLOCKS. PURITY AND FIVE ROSES FLOUR DUFFS â€" Corn Meal Smoked Meats, sweet as a‘ nut, Ib .. 17¢ Manitoba Flour, ECLIPSE, makâ€" have been thrown out of employment, |' a number greater than all the teachers | in this Dominion. In these states and | espec‘ally in rural areas hundreds ot| school terms have been drauxt.i‘cally1 eurtailed. The effect has been to deâ€" ; prive many thousands of children of . the benefits of education, at the only ; period in their lives in which educaâ€". tion is likely to be provided for them. f This deplorable condition has been DUFFS â€" cured, smoked rolls, skinless and boneless. This is Sulphur, 2 Ib ..... Saltpetre, 1â€"2 lb ... Kearney & Co. Durham â€" Ontario Public education in the United States is generally in a bad way. In thirtyâ€"three of the states of the Unâ€" ion some eighty thousand teachers Pure Castile Oxydol, large package Cook Molasses in bulk,. Bring in your sealer and have it filled KEDOK IK . «s «ucrucece«rescs Riceâ€" See the quahty and be convinced, per Ib ........ 5c Finest Quality fresh Ingersoll Cheese, & ID for .......... 2 BARGAINâ€"Red Rose Baking Powder, ful 1 Ib tins, each 17¢ Angler Fancy Salmon, full 1 Ib NCbght. S#QIG ..« «««««<s«««c« I Fancy Sweet Mixed Biscuits 2 It AU «20008 da ce ui aÂ¥eess c * Unk for ..... SCHOOL SITUATION IN U. S. Prices Lower Than Ever LOOK FOR THE $UN0OCO DIAMOND WHEN YOU NEED GASOLINE. REMEMBER BLUVE SUNOCO SELLS REGULAR GAS PRICE. Quality Unexcelled CANADA‘S HIGHâ€"POWERED â€" KNOCKLESS GASOLINE, SELLING AT REGULAR GAS PRICES BLUE SUNOCO Smith Bros. ty Mongy Buys Mor $ Soap , long large Also use it for Coleman Lamps and Dry Cleaning AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER SINCE 1914 THE "PASSâ€"WORD" OF THE ROAD It does not contain lead 17¢ 10¢ 10c 19¢ 10c 10¢ 10c Finest quality, each jar Wheat meak Â¥IP....... Fresh Bologna, 2 lb ..... Baking Soda, bulk, per Ib Carbolic Soap, Barclay‘s Manitoba Flour, REGINA PRIDE, Don‘t scold the cook. Buy this Frour, big bag ..........,. $2 4 CALIFORNIA swEET oRraNGEs Why pay more? These are the best we can buy and they are not to small. California Valenâ€" cia Oranges, per doz. ...... 29¢ Carbolic Soap, Barclay‘s Full size English Soap per cake . 5¢ IT‘S FLY TIME NOW! We sell «.My Colls for .........:. / (5@ Onutment, 2 Ib for ............ 106 Corn Meal, 2 Ib for ........ 106 PEANUT BUTTER, 2 ib Jar, Cabbage, large solid heads. We never had nicer, ..86, 10¢, 12¢ CLARK‘S PORK & BEANS, 2 tb 4 oz. tins. While they last we will sell them, each tin .. 13¢ Cooking Onions, very best qual ity, S 9 for .........‘... 1 made much worse from the social point of view, by a virtual cessation of schoolhouse construction everyâ€" where in the country. To a large exâ€" tent, states and localities have ‘been unwilling or unable in the hard times to even keep existing school buildings in repair. In short ecucation has reached an unprecedented crisis in the Republic and Aoleful consequences of which are truly unpredictable unless a portion of the $3,300,000,000 providâ€" ed by Congress for public works proâ€" jects is devoted towards the cause of education. In many rural communities the complete closing of the school means virtually the disintegration of community life for children. ‘ CANNED PEASâ€"Banquet brand Choice quality, No.2 seive. We have nothing better tooffer, UECR, 1. 22e ie e c i ues ce aa BW 27¢ 10c 10c 15¢ with that fervor and skill that showâ€" l1 the trained hand behind it all. Gracing the platform was a large b‘rthday cake,â€"the work â€" of _ Miss Gracing the platform was a large b‘rthday cake,â€"the work of Miss Edith James,â€"illuminated with canâ€" dles, and which all the guests sampâ€" led. It was pronounced excelient. Light refreshments were served and the happy eveniing came to a close about midnight. There were four others present this evening in question whose birthâ€" Rev. J,. A. Moir was chairman of the evening and in a gracious manâ€" ner conducted the Guties of the ofâ€" fice, Mrand Mrs Reg. Ramage, N. Egremont, and Miss A. Lennox, fayâ€" ored with a trio, as did also the two sisters in a duet. Mr Peter Ramage, Durham, contributed a solo, and Mrs Frank Hopkins, Dromore, a reading on "Canada‘s wild goose." Mr Mal. Mcinnis, in a few words expatiated on the value of Mr Ramage to any community, At an appropriate time, Miss Jewel MacArthur came forward and read an address to Mr and Mrs Ramage, the substance of which apâ€" pears below. Accompanying her were two small girls, (Mary Patterson of Dromore anc Eileen Karstedt, Priceâ€" ville, with sheafs of fiowers for Mrs. Ramage. Mrs Sam Patterson, Droâ€" nore, and Wm McKechnie, Priceville: with mysterious parcels for the 50-i year leader. These proved to be\ fine slippers for both Mr and â€" Mrs. Ramage from Priceville choir and a shirt anc necktie from the Dromore choir. With difficulty, Mr Ramage found voice to express their apprecâ€" iation of the thought that prompted thsse gifts. He had ample appreciaâ€" tion for his work in the satisfaction of assisting embryo singers to a betâ€" ter knowledge of music. The closiing numbers were a fine anthem by Priceville choir, in which Mrs H. B. McLean had the solo secâ€" tion, "One day nearer home ".Comâ€" bined with Dromore choir, the famâ€" ous "Doxology" anthem was rendered So a happy thought to celebrate the event by some of Priceville choir members, grew in proportion, until it reached Dromore and Ebenezer, with the result that on Saturday eveâ€" ning, St Columba Church, Priceville, bad a gathering estimated at nearly two hundred, to wish personaally the best of good wishes to Mr Ramage, on the 8$0th anniversary of his natal day. He was decoyed from his home this night in question with the proâ€" mise of a long drive, which eventâ€" ually proved to be the church. _ As he entered the building, "For he‘s a jolly good fellow" was sung, which broke the ice for what was to follow. The choirs of Dromore, Ebenezer anc Priceville were present and the present and past leader,â€"the guest of the evening, â€" rendered olGenâ€" time numbers that "time cannot wiâ€" ther or custom stale." : Will‘am Ramage was 89 years of age on 23rd of September and for over 50 years of that time, has had the oversight and leadership of three church choirs, â€" Dromore, Ebenezer and Priceville. The Guties were nevâ€" er found irksome or onerous, but rather a labor of love. _ Gifted by Providence with a sing‘ng voice, he encouraged his talents in that dirâ€" ection and to him singinig has been the open road to many pleasures in life. The generations of cho‘rs that have passed under his oversight, bear testimony that they all "learnâ€" ed" under his tuborship. Some Aday the musical service Wilâ€" liam Ramage is rendering the community of Drombre and Priceâ€" ville will _ cease, but for the present it is a very live issue, to judge. by the enthusiasm of both the recipient and those responsible for the event Saturday evening. W. W. Ramage Honored On Eightieth Birthday IS one of the greatest assets of the present age. EYE STRAIN brings about nervousness, and irritabilâ€" ity. Veteéran Choir Leader tendered a real Surprise Party in Pricevilie Church . RE your eyes functioning properly? If not, have them tested, an examination now may save you endless trouâ€" ble. We can supply you with Clear View Glasses so you can see to read Comfortably. Examination Free. White or pink goltâ€" filled frames with special reading glasses. Value $10. Sepcial Next Week $6.85. Clear Vision . C. TOWN DURH A M ONTARIO ARC TORONTO T: in vutseiets 6. i'â€"D. Campbell, E A Ruttle. Centreâ€" Mrs Davis, D. Campbell. Tray cloth Mrs Nich-ol! A. McCuaig. Tea cosy Emb., solid whiteâ€"A,. McCuaig, . E. A. Ruttle. Emb., hardangerâ€"Vause. Emb., Roman cutâ€"Mrs J. Nichol, A. McCuaig. Floral emb.â€"Mrs J. Nichol E. A Ruttle. â€" Luncheon setâ€"Mrs J Nichol, A. McCuaig. Table matsâ€" LADIES‘ WORKâ€" (Fancy) Irish Crochetâ€"A. A. Ruttle, Mrs. Davis. Filet crochetâ€"E. A. Ruttle, Mrs Davis. Tattingâ€"E. A. Ruttle, D. Campbell. Drawn thread workâ€"Mrs. Davis, A. McCuaig. Embroidery, colorsâ€"Mrs Nichol, Mrs Davis. Hanc hemstitchingâ€"E. A. Ruttle. Emb., eyeletâ€"A. â€" McCuaig, D. Campbell . A. Ruttle, D. Campbell. Kitchen apâ€" ronâ€"E. A. Ruttle, D. Campbell. Hand hemmed sheetâ€"E. A. Ruttle, J C Harrison. _ Article from flour sackâ€"E A Ruttle, D Campbell. Hand knit socks, coarseâ€"Mrs Arch Mcâ€" Lean, Mrs Davis. Hand knit socks, fineâ€"Mrs Davis, W. Mead. â€" Handâ€" mitts, doubleâ€"Mrs A. McLean, Mrs. Nichol. Hand mitts, fineâ€"Mrs Davis, A. McCuaig. Darning stockingâ€" D. Campbell, H. Tucker. Laundry work, dressâ€"D. Campbell, E. A. Ruttle. Floor mat rag, hookediâ€"A. McCuaig, Mrs Nichol. Floor mat, rag, braided â€"W. J. McMillan, Mrs Clark. Unâ€" laundered garment, hand sewnâ€"D.j Campbell, Mrs Davis. Pillow slipsâ€" hand majeâ€"D, Campbell, Mrs Nich-‘ ol. Mrs W. M. Groat, judge LADIES‘ WORK f (Domestic) Quilt, cottonâ€"A. McCuaig, Mrs. Nichol. Quilt, any otherâ€"Mrs Clark, D. Campbell. Quilt, fancy quiltingâ€" Mrs _ Nichol, Ax. Stonehouses . Comforterâ€"Mrs Nichol, D. Campâ€" bell. Bedspread, Afghanâ€"D. Campâ€" bell. Bedspread, fancyâ€"D. Campâ€" bell. Men‘s sleeping garmentâ€"Mrs. Davis, Mrs Nichol. Child‘s dressâ€"E. M. McLean, Mrs Clark. Sour pickles â€"Mis Davis, E. A. Ruttle. Coll. canâ€" ned vegetablesâ€"D. Campbell, Mrs. Davis. Salada Tea special, (ass‘td tea biscuits anc cup tea)â€"D. Campbel, H. Tucker, Layer cake, made from Magic Baking Powderâ€"D. Campbell, W. J. McMillan. Bread from O‘Canâ€" ada flourâ€"T,. A. Ferguson, W. Aldâ€" corn. a (Continued from Page. 5) corn. Hydrangea â€" Mrs J. Mc Lean, Mrs J. E. Nichol. Dahliasâ€" F. Karstedt, E. Watters. Coll. folâ€" iageâ€"Mrs J. McLean. Astersâ€"F. Karstedt. Single plant, not on list â€"R. McConkey, W. Aldcorn. DAIRY & DOMESTIC SCIENCE Jellyâ€" Mrs J. McLean. Mrs Davis. 5 lb roll butter (Eaton special), 9 entriesâ€"Chas Watson, W. Mead, D. Campbell.. 10 lb crock butter, 5 enâ€" triesâ€"C. Watson, W. Mead, Vause. Butter in lb printsâ€"W. Mead. Maple syrupâ€"E. Watters, W. Mead.. Maple sugarâ€"Mead. Pumpkin pieâ€"J. Mcâ€" Girr, Chas Watson. Lemon pieâ€"Dan Campbell, F. Reiley. Apple pieâ€"D. Campbell, R. McConkey. Oatmeal cakesâ€"D. Campbell, C. Watson. Cusâ€" tard pieâ€"J. McGirr, D. Campbell. Cream pieâ€"E. Watters, F. Reiley, Mince pieâ€"Mrs Davis, J. McGirr. Fruit cakeâ€"R. McConkey, Mrs Wm. Clark. Bran Muffinsâ€"D. Campbell, Mrs J. E. Nichol. Dark layer cakeâ€" â€"W. J. McMillan, J. McGirr. White breadâ€"R. McConkey, A. Stonehouse. Brown breadâ€"Mrs Davis, Mrs M Mcâ€" Lean. Fruit loafâ€"Mrs Nichol, Mrs. Davis. Bunsâ€"T. A. Ferguson, J. C. Harrison. Tartsâ€"D. Campbell, W. Mead. Coll, canned fruitsâ€"E. A. Rutâ€" tle, D. Campbell. Sweet picklesâ€"Mrs Please accept these small tokens of remembrance for you and your wifc, from the friends of St Columba church, not for their intrinsic value, but for the goo¢ feeling with which they are given. And our hope and prayer is that there may yet be many happy returns of the day and that they may be spent with the friends of Priceville. We have come together tonight on this birthday occasion to tell you how much we appreciate all you bave been to us, and also to congratâ€" ulate you on reaching your 80th milestone with such a fair measury of health and strength which you seem to enjoy. Since coming to Priceville nine years ago, this church and communiâ€" ty have been much richer for your presence here. You have not only helped in a musical way, but with all good work in the community we have been able to depend upon Mr Ramâ€" age‘s wholeâ€"souled help. days fall on same date, They were requested to come to the front where the audience could have a look at them. _ They proved to be Mrs Harâ€" old Karstedt, Mrs John Macfarlane, Toronto: Miss T. Fettes, Durham : Grant Muir, Ceylon. Your long and useful life has been most unique in that branch of church work dealing with the praise of God in song. For over half a century you have been using your talent untirâ€" ingly in the communities in which you have lived, training choirs and singers, also giving unstintingly your own voice in song whenever and wherever it was needed. Dear Mr Ramage : It gives us great pleasure as memâ€" bers of the congregation of this church, to meet toâ€"n‘ght, with some of the friends of long ago, to celeâ€" brate with you and Mrs Ramage, the advent of your 80th birthday. THE DURHAM REVIEW Signed by Priceville choir Priceville Prize List MIV Ex ?m-mbmmm“.“.“““ The W. M. S. of Knox United Chu.ch, met in the schoolroom, . 02 Sept. 20th. Mrs Mather presided and Hymn 437 openel the meeting, with the Lord‘s Prayer. The minutes of llast meeting were reau and approvâ€" ed and a good deal of business was discussed. It was decided that owing to the resignation of Miss McGirras Mission Band leader, that Mrs Rowâ€" land and Miss Hunter interview a prospective leader. Hymn 581 was sung and Mrs Arthur McDonald read the scripture lesson and â€" several members offered prayers. Mrs Reay bad the Dev. leaflet,. "Priscilla, a Bible Woman." _ The roll call was answered with a text on ‘Giving.‘ Miss McGirr had the topic, a review of our hospitals and their work, usâ€" ing a map to show the location of each. Mrs Mather gave sketches of the growth of this work: Mrs Mecllâ€" raith told of the work in cities and Mrs J. J. Smith of some of the work of our mission in Indore, India. Mrs Rowland spoke on the Temperance colorsâ€" Aileen Karstedt, Alexandria McVicar. Other picture of meritâ€"â€" Anna McVicar, C. Watson. W. M. Groat and Mr Bosfeld, Mount Forest, Judges MISS SPROULE Gris‘ Skirts in wide assortâ€" ment, sizes 14 to 20. Millineéry and Ready to Wear here is a choice selection in all the wanted shades. Prices rang ng from med anc a>me in sizes 14 to 44, We have just rece‘ved a shipment of Latest Models that will be sure to appeal to our many customers. This is a new department we have .nstalled. FALL and These coats are Furâ€"Trim * Durbkam 20) FALL HATS WINTER COATS SEPT. 28, 1933 $1.49 up CUSTOM CHOPPING #on 0 of Ep One ning of Eatons section, tion of represe; ful han €irector tumbled winning Gunn‘s F €xcr ed : this We bake much mor our store i your supp "When you are substitute for g Kellogg‘s, remem seldom in the « service." 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