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O DURHAM PRESBY. ed at Port Arthur, stations west thereof rs from any agent. EN. Town Agent s Phone 21. Durham * BEut | ‘*":fi iÂ¥ _ 22 CIFIC ‘ SLEEPING PRIVILEGES a slight add tional irge for each person, ) car accommodation i at regular rates. JA t@autofs M ot ch Ex: tCi ngt walish were the Mrs Wenkle and on, Sunday. elingham enterâ€" friends the first H hvi aterta.ned her y Mosday. Election day McDonald, at it were the D. A. Camp privilege of on â€" Sunday, . and Rocky chley‘s OT en Doraoch, Ont *i+ B8 â€"€!1 CUSTOM CHOPPING done every day and we turn it out while you turn around. Get our prices before purchasing else where. it will pay you. Phone No. Eat Henderson‘s Bread this Summer â€" Pure and Wholesome Gunn‘s Fertilizer in stock Trade in your Victory Boneés due in 1934 at a profit, in exchange. For full particulars, Province of Ontario, Cities of Toronto, Montrea], Hamilton and many other Provincial & Municipal bonds now on sale,â€" in $100, 500 and $1000 denominaâ€" tions, in short or long term maturities. I can secure you what you wish. A” Dorn. Of Canada BOHdS Royal Household Flour Bran *O Canada‘ n Oa Pilot *# 0 Has long been known a: peps you up ani keep' Try it for your dizdine: and biliousness ...... JOHN McGOWAN Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goods : Will those requiring Fertilizer kindly leave their orders as early as possible. T. M. McFADDEN, Druggist Make your THE PEOPLE‘S MILLSs HENDERSON‘S BAKERY pf_ RAMAGE, Dlll'}lam * 6i FLOUR LIVER TONE @ and kin: Ipvere e iuemne Stairwork fi [ wards t Combinat‘on Storm and Screen Doors 0o Ident her SUPERIOR QUALITY Harpw 00D FLooRring are son Gyproc and Donnacona Wallboard Mrs Joe ) ask for Prices. No order too small nor too large for and Johr prompt and careful attention . ton. The =o=ol§o=o%o- sons, Jot and four C al" G in ie e l nente hi t Pirwaug in Emm Centlerrermatatiante uce n P Keeping Your Liver Active SUPER Phone and have our rig tak:a;frc arything in Baking line rite, phone or call ~C" known as a stimulator Ip an#l keeps your stomach your dizdiness, headache NING june 28, 1934 You will be delighted with its flavor 222000055, neadache $1 w spare funds earn you good Interest An Ol:der Placed wit'i PARKE‘S Repay You in Health Oat Chop Crimpled Oats FEED f lazy livers. It acting properly. and Millwork DURHAM. ONT. call Local Dealer Shorts 5 D.lhffl' I can [ Mn memes MB ane. PARK E'S- and a large sandwich plate, and .|.‘ half dozen smaller ones to Miss Isa Both replied appreciatively kindly gifts of remembranc ’ United Church gathered at the home of Miss Lizzie Mather forthe purpose !of the two Misses Moir who unfortuâ€" nately are leavihg th.s community ow.ng to the continued illness of their brother Rev. J. A. Moir, our popular minister here. He has been instructéd by his medical advisers to rest for &A year from all work, mental or physical. The meeting was informally conductâ€" ed. Tea wos served from 4 to 6, Mrs F. McKinnon ahd Miss Edith James doing the pouring. Mrs . Allie Muir made the presentation of a china cream and sugar set to Miss Kate, | wii be held at home of Secy Ramage | to make plans and preparations for ‘ the fine annual memorial service held in summer the past four years. _ Thursday night we have to ourselâ€" ves and seeing that straight furrow |plowing is now a thing of the Piast, | we will have lots of time to read evâ€" {en the ads. in Review and Globe. ; Mr Bert Chapman and Jean of Toâ€" ronto, were welcome guests at the l‘cheertul home of Mr and Mrs H. B. | McLean â€" on Sunday last. His deâ€" | ceased wife was early associated with this village. Her sister also is expected this week on an oldâ€"time honored visit. Rev. Mr Metcalfe, Hanover, preachâ€" ed again acceptably on Sunday at St. Columba and at Salem. He leaves for Cochrane the first of July. f (Intended for last week) Some 25 ladies of St. Colunvba |as is the foregoing, not yet finished, :!s a football match between Holstein and Priceville on Wednesday, when |likely the totally _ innocent sphere | will get badly abused and knocked around. Here‘s hopingâ€"as in politics â€"that the best side wins. This will | be celebrated by the usual dance in :the Hall adjoining. |' Friday evening the induction â€" of the incoming pastor, Rev J. W.Johnâ€" ston, of Keldon, will take place at 8 p.m. in St Columba Un‘ted, who is taking the place of the beloved Rev. Mr Moir, retiring thro‘ ill health, Laâ€" test reports he is holding his?â€"own, and expresses deep regret in parting, â€"that is fully reciprocated here by more than his own people. The best wishes and prayers of all are with him in his retirement. On Saturday at 8 pin.. a meeting will be held at home af Samw Tra... .. l A number from here attended the funeral of late John McCoskery, of Durham Sunday, a sad circumstance, following so shortly after the death ’ot his devoted wife. The writer alâ€" ways enjoyed when meeting, his friendly salutation. A pleasant sendâ€"off was given â€"to Miss Edna McHugh, successful teaâ€" cher here for the past 5 years, by the townsfolk. She leaves behind on her resignation, many more than one warm heart here. She proved herself a faithful worker in Y.P.S, and other church work, and lent at times av‘ valued help in the choir.. We wish her abundant success wherever her lot may be cast. Another event at time of writngâ€" as is the fcoregoing, not yet finished and John, on homestead near Brampâ€" ton. The pall bearers were his grandâ€" sons, Johnny McVicar, Alex Black, and four nephews, Lochie, Duncan and Frank Dunbar and Alex. Mcâ€" Cormick. _ Friends from a distance were Mrand Mrs Joe Black and famâ€" dly, Toronto: Robt Anderson â€" and family, White Anderson and family, Brampton: the O‘Connor family, of Streetsville, and friends from Markâ€" dale, Durham and vicinity. His wife predeceased him 10 years ago and a daughter Florence 2 years ago and a son Alexander in 1917, at the Great War. Father Ferguson met with many of his old parishioners with a warm glad handshake. wards the church here, when a resiâ€" dent here. Left to mourn his demise are son Angus, Priceville; (Annie , Mrs Joe Black, Toronto; Philapena the meeting was well attended and addresses highly interesting and inâ€" structive . Mr and Mrs Jack Parker anc little Shirley; M‘sses Mabel and Margie Everist, also Mr Garfield Forbes, all of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Ei Everist. Rev. N. McDonald at the S. S. conâ€" vention at Eugenia, gave & paper on "Joy in Worship in a S. S. program." PRICEVILLE PRICEVILLE Pecurn to but if it had not been for the Toronto Wos nt:: her chance for recovery would ever, enable carry on work. Will you by a fi“ t:.%. A. nd’.‘fu College L. Instead of writing that weekly letâ€" ter to distant friends, why not have the Review tell them the news of the district. Save yourself the trouble of worrying over what to say each week for $2.00 for a whole year. 1 tmat snL. O 1,, "â€"CCC ZFPO hopeâ€" snough to Toturn to werk, b9¢ PW enou, rm wo had not been for the Toronto Hosâ€" Â¥ T PP DD i) Seveielificd s Mr Harole Love was in Toronto for an xâ€"ray last week, whichall hope wiill locate the trouble that has been causing ill health _ He returned to Toronto Tuesday. Katy was never a very #trong girl and her work in a laundry taxed her strength severely. In order to save as much as she could to help out at home, she used to walk lon: blocks to her roomingâ€"house, an the change from the steamâ€"laden atmosphere of the laundry to the cold of the outside was also harmâ€" ful. At length she clu%ht a bad cold which she could not shake off, and when the doctor was called he found that she had consumption. She was sent to the Toronto Hosâ€" pital for Consumptives, and alâ€" though very downcast at first, she had not been there long before she decided that she was fortunate inâ€" deed, for within a short time the wonderful treatment and care which she received began to have thair y Mrs Wm Scott and daughter, Mrs. Mrs Jos Ciark, Conm, were week end guests at homes of Messrs W.R. and Ed. Scott. Sorry to hear Miss Flora J. Mcâ€" Phail has been on the sick list the past two weeks. Dr W. L. Christie and friend, Toâ€" ronto, were guests of his sister, Mrs. Born, on June 9, at Grace Hospital Toronto, to Mr and Mrs Peter Mcâ€" Eachnie, a daughter. Miss: Dell Scott is home from Toâ€" ronto Normal School. Mr John Scott is very low at presâ€" ent, his life slipping away as the result of a heart condition, brought on by a fall some six weeks ago. His son Richard, Cayley, Alta. is expectâ€" ed home toâ€"day, Monday. M. Lyons at S.S. No. 13 and Oswald Dingwall has secured Swinton school for the coming term. Miss A. M. Fettes has been reâ€"enâ€" gaged as teacher at $.S. No 4 : Miss Mrs. Katherine Lavigne, of Detroit, (nee Katherine MacAulay,of Priceâ€" ville,) arrived Sunday afternoon for a few days visit with her nephew, Wm. Burnet on the South Lihe, She was accompanied by her son Earle and his wife and their son Charla; also from Detroit. ckets for other patients, The doctors and nurses ; indisposed at present. Mrs. Frank Ulrich of Chicago, and her father ,John Melia, of Ceylon, were visliors at William Burnetts on the South Line, Sunday afternoon. Dr. T. H. Sneath, Durham is in attendance on Mr.John Brown who is indisposed at present. Mr Harolé Love A marked difference is already seen in the crops and garden stuff since the copious rains of Monday. The recent excursion of the Y. P. S. here to Owen Sound and other points took place Saturday. There were 34 all told who took in the event. A pleasâ€" &nt time was had, we are told, in the truck load which returned here at 11 P. M. Mr Alex McLean, accompanied by his sister Mrs. McFarlane of Toronto paid a visit to their parents here,Mr. and Mrs C. A. McLean. The latter remained over for a few days on findingx her mother indisposed with an attack of neuralgia, Mr. and Mrs. Ostrander of Huttonâ€" ville, were visitors with W. G. Watson over the week end. They are relatives of the Watson family. He says the hay fields there, are bare as the roads here, owing to lack of rain . They have no such luck in getting rain as we have here. 1 Revy. W. M. B. Metcalfe of Hanover, ordained one week ago, took the serâ€" vices at St Columba on Sunday last, and will again on Sunday next, June 24th in the morning. Miss Florence Wright,Hanover was a pleasant visâ€" itor here, and took in the services at St. Columba. Mrs A. Clark (nee Beatrice McConâ€" key of Vancouver) together with Dr and Mrs. Glenn B. Wheeler of Detroit, are welcome visitars at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McConkey. The former after many years since lnstl here, Sunny Katy Knits for Others Rev. Mr. anrd Mrs. Johnstonâ€"the minister taking the place of Rev. Mr. Moir, visited this part on Tuesday, making a preliminary acquaintance with his people. ingly tendered, regretting their leayâ€" ing and the circumstance leading up to the soparation. A separation that is regretted by all members and other citizens. HOPEVILLE A ND â€" VICINITY Good comfortable dweliing house all conveniences:\ will sell on satis factory terms, or \will rent. Apply to J. W. Crawford, \Phone 132W, Durâ€" The p rty of the late Edwin Johnson, situated in the Village of Holstein. orey brick house, lights furnace, f e stable, good well, garâ€" den. after spending a couple of w with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Keith FAwards Detroit, are visiting with his pare Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Edwards. s0th in the Peart and Edwards Grove. Mrs. Geo. Peart left on Friday for a visit with her niece, Mrs Brush, at Harrow. Mr and Mrs E. R. Peart acâ€" companied her as far as Orangeville. Mr. Geo. Peart returned home after spending the past few weeks with his have their 30th in the Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cook, andâ€" son Hugh, of Kitchener, spent a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Cook. Mrs. M. Smith and son Charlie and Miss Rebecca Banks spent an evenâ€" ing recently with Mrs Rob McFadden The Sunday School has pianned to have their Annual Picnic on â€" June Mr. Ivan Edwards, of Shelburne, spent the week end at the parental home, his mother, Mrs. R. T. Edwards returned home with him after spendâ€" ing the past week there. The previous week Mrs Edwards spent in the Torâ€" onto General Hospital, recelving treatâ€" ments. We hope her health may be much improved. Apply to . Lennox or James Johnson, Varney, Ont. Mr. Shackleton, of Priceville adâ€" dresed the Young Peoples Bociety on Suhday evening on "Utopia Young People". His address was much enâ€" joyed by those present. Mr. and Mrs W. J. Greenwood spent the beginning of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Birks Robertson, Greenâ€" Mrs Almack gave a recitation "The Kindergarden Tot"; Mrs. Gordon Riddel gave a report of the Distâ€" rict Convention. The meeting closed with 9‘nglng the National Anthem. The hostess and assistants served & dainty lunch. Rev. Almack gave an interestiné address on "Walter Whitman" and regd some of his poems. . spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs W. J. Greenwood. Zion Women‘s Institute met at the home of Mrs. Howard Ritchie, last Thursday with 32 ladies present. The meeting opened with singing the Institute ode followed by prayer, Miss Myrtle Glencross gave a paper on, "Packing a Picnic Basket." Mrs. A. Anderson had a reading from Nina Moore Jamieson‘s book; Mrs. W. J. Greenwoed told of her recent holiday ; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Grenwood, of Moosejaw, Sask., Mr. ani Mrs. Anch. Greenwood of Aberdeen, and Mr. Gordon Greenwood, of Toronto Mr and Mrs Douglas Currie, Torâ€" onto, are with the Peart and Hastie families. _ Mrs Geo. Peart returned home with them. ard McNaly and family, Meaford,, vis‘ted Saturday with Mr and Mis. Robt. Bryan. Mr and Mrs Chatreau and family, Durham, visited with Mr and Mrs W. J. Greenwood. Mr and Mrs Herb Allen and Miss Mary, visited with Mr and Mrs Jos. Porter, Bentinck. Mr and Mrs Jos McNally, Mr and Mrs Geo McNally, Mr and Mrs Richâ€" Mr and Mrs W. J. McFadden and Gladys and Miss Reta Douglas, of Orange Valley, visited with Mrâ€"and Mrs W J Cook. For 45 years a memfeer of the Sesâ€" sion in Durham Presbyteriana Church and later Knox United Crurch. (Arrived too late for last week) P rty of the , Situated in th . orey brick framme stable, gc to . _ Lenno» on, Varney, Ont. FOR SALE OR RENT WM. J. YOUNG . Cook returned home ZION of weeks On sale at McFADDEN‘S Drug Store THE VARIETY STORE, Durham I enclose 10c to cover postage ing. "-. Enap had on sahair i dotier on 1 enclose 10c Crystal Products Co., Lid. five of the most popular OuTpoor Girt prepâ€" arations, mail the coupon below. Olive Oil Beauty Products are sold by leading drug, department and chain stores in 3 sizes =â€"135¢, 25¢ and $1.00. If you want to sample Begin at once to correct these complexion flaws, OUuTtDoor Girt Olive Oil Face Powder will help you. This luxurious powder feeds into dry tissues the delicate, swiftlyâ€"absorbed wils which your skin needs to remain soft, smooth and supple. With just a few applicaâ€" Just for curiosity‘s sgke, try a closeâ€"up of your complexion. Are you surprised at what you see? Is there a tendency towards duliness? A line or wrinkle here and there? A suggestion of drynessâ€"even coarseness? Don‘t dodge these questions ! It‘s important that you know the truth, if you expect your skin to be attractive to others. n/smu THAT CAPTIVATES MEN ? Toronto got its full measure of musicâ€"makers lately when the most famous bandmasters of the continent assembled at the Royal York Hotel for their annual conâ€" vention. . Captain Charles O‘Neill was the president and they came from all parts of the United States and Canada. The skunk is not the king of the woods, said George Corsan, maturalist, addressing the Kiwanis Club at the Royal York Hotel reâ€" cently. "Hold him up by his tail," said Mr. Corsan, "and he will become inzgocuous." He didn‘t tell the Kiwanis if he had actually accomplished this feat. dent of the government art colâ€" lege at Calgary, who will again this summer hold his summer art school for selected students from the Province of Alberta at the Kananaskis Dude Ranch, near Banff, has picked a location surâ€" rounded by the most magnificent of Rocky Mountain scenery. bound from Banff, Alberta, the convenience of passengers. four, five and sixâ€"day trips durâ€" ing the coming summer. â€" Each trip affords 126 miles of motorâ€" ing, and can be made either eastâ€" bound from Field, B.C., or westâ€" ‘The success of low ecost allâ€"exâ€" pense tours in the Canadian Rockâ€" ies instituted by Canadian Pacific Railway last summer has promptâ€" ed th> company to repeat these ment, is expected to launch anâ€" other campaign in western Canâ€" ada this Spring, commeneing at Winnipeg May 1, taking in Reâ€" gina, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonâ€" ton, Vancouver and Victoria, and culminating with a selective "house party" at the Banff Springs Hotel early in June. uie o noseqes, CEeeedy will be put into effect by the Canadian Pacific Rallway on May 15th next, according to official announcement. The reduced fares will have extensive limits and stopovers. were present. The annual reduetion im cost of summer railway travel under thoi heading of low summer fares, D oo tb Ppeâ€" /n favk se C C " ing of age" mestisg at the Rimâ€" press Hotel, Victoria, recently, at its twentyâ€"first muloonv&n. Preméer Patuilo welcomed deleâ€" gates from all over the province, The British Columbia Chapter of the 1. O. D. E. held its "comâ€" A. C. Leighton, RBA., presiâ€" Dr. FrlnkAN._ D. Buchman, leadâ€" ere and There } TORONTO sage and Uitra Violet Rays To remove the cause of «< try Chiropractic adjustments, Dentistry in all its Branches KX RAY GAS EXTRAcTions Office: Mill Street, DURHAM, Ont. C. G. AND Specialist 4A General Fingacial Business Transacted All legal documents eficientiy and carefully prepared. Your patronage solicited Office: 1 door north of Meâ€" Lambton Office Hours : Office ana mesidence: Corner Coum tess and Lambton Streets, Durhaze HAROLD E. Hand Culture and . ginners a specialty method for children Have commenced te er P. Lawranaa‘s se Honor Post Graduate Aima Cc Pupil of Parnejj Morris, A, A. C Plano, Vocal, Theory, Harmony, cution and Physical Culture. S Notary Public, GEORGE E. DUNCAN "Ce bhours : 9 to 11 a. m., 180 to & D.m., 7 to 9 p. m., gwu& P. F. MacARTHUR ilice over Royal Bank, Durham HOURS ; 2 _ 4 p. m. 7 â€"â€" 9 p. m. ROYDEN BURNETT Office Hours : lzwzn.m. & . » SWITH, M.B., M.C., p.s3 Pamps, Straps and Tss A nice line of Growing Girls® Shoes at $2.65. To keep them looking nite, Rol & haiHle a# Shuâ€" BESSIE McGILLIVRAY lect yours before lines and siâ€" zes are too much broken. We have REPAIRING aA SPECIALTY White Shoe Season S NOW HERE lect J. S. McILRAITH A nice line H.'m“tono Onh.rlo t, Eye, Ear, Nose Call and . CHARLTON for DR. C HOLSsTeEIn, ont Priced from $2.25 to $3.50 â€" SNEATH, advanced pupils : 1.30 to 4.00 p. m. 7.80 to 9.00 p. m. Far, Nose and Throat ty Second and Fourth 1 Sunday at residence Park . or Tilley‘s SureWhite and Arm Gouchoc:: MOUNTAIN, M. p . PARK Durham, Ont, of pre school age. 6 to 8 p. m. Studio ovâ€" irs 1 to §