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Maple Leaf brougat peting to a close. The nd assistants served ch. The Nov. meet MUrs. _ Herb Hopkins‘, Iraith, Durham, wil »t in sheep claim.. p claim.... CG€.««««««+ nspecting..... tiending conâ€" pecting weeds expenses for rs‘ lists for ADIAN CIFIC Picard, Mr and Mrs. ‘onto, spent the week rds‘ summer home. J. 0. Dargavel and of Flesherton Sun former‘s mother Mrs m our burg took in ‘ _ at the Rocky on hiek we are preasec great success. Now ve to do likewise in pay sheet day night, lasting for vy rain. cintosh spent aweek ber 1 ulverts _as follows: tief re William A. Livingstone and +_ visited with the it Corbetton Sunday. Eimer Hatten were 1 Mrs E. B. Dargavet ship ; the safety of traffiic notify him of action t â€"Carried . : That clerk notify c to erase taxes in of 28, 1, 3 and 3 of R.â€"Carried. Â¥: That all a0counts RN LIMIT gracing M «.c. ; culvert w «... ved by treasurer.â€" UCED VING DAY RES tion up to m Oct. 9, 1934. sheet . ... sheet. ... sheet . ... may abeet NOCH ay sheet gravel apikes i DATES sofing Co.. fil Friday, Oct. § Monday, Oct. 8 hip council met on er 17. Members all last meetin, were tween any two ada ai regular nd a quarter. vaencil as been very with showers which passed ery,. relief re Mclintosh â€" visited MceArthur recently . No. 8 CHITTICK, Clerk of That claim of Dr ‘osh spent a week ronto, and returnâ€" tares rushing to meet Monâ€" October at ten 1,989.30 131.32 11 42 12 7.839 35 40 10 CONSPIRACY CLAIMED IN BURNING OF AautTo A young man from Bentinck and a companion from Sullivan are facing court action as the result of the dos truction of a car owned by the Sulâ€" livan youth. The car it is said was dealt in by the Hanover man to a Chesley dealer and later reâ€"sold it to Holmes. It was not entirely paid for by the latter, and the dealer is said to have been preaâ€" sing for payment on threat of reâ€"posâ€" | sessing the car. As there was insurâ€"‘ ance on the machine, it is claimed of them laid in Hanover, and it is said he walked back to his homa near Chesley after setting the car on fire and leuin‘ it east of Durham. Both rear part of it was badly burned. It it alleged that Holmes and an acâ€" complice, Roy Hagey, of Bentinck, cansplred to burn up the car for the sake of the insurance money, and that it was arranged between them that Holmes was to leave the car parked at a certain point in Chesley last Saturday night, that Hagey woul¢ Holmes and Hagey consp‘red to set i# on fire and it is claimed Hagey was Constable Meyer of Hanover reâ€" celved a phone call early last Sunday morning from Constable Laverty of Chesley, reporting the disappearance ol a b‘g Buick sedan, formerly owned by Ernie.Sandford of Hanover, but through Hanover to Durham and thence to a littleused road about fAve miles east of the latter town, where it is said the gas tank was emptied and poured over the inside rear of the car, a match lt to the machine and then it was pushe? & hill, where later found. now in the possgession of Wendell Holmes, a farm employee of Sulitvan. The theft was raported to other Aisâ€" trict poli¢e: and on Monday morning the local‘ constable was informed by the Durham police that a car answerâ€" ing this description had been found about five miles east of Durham. Though the engine and front end ot the car was not much damaged, the GCUSTOM CHOPPINQ done every day and we turn it out while you turn around. SAW & PLANING MILLS Everything in Lumber, Timber and Millwork winpows ~â€"â€" DooRs «â€"â€" STAIRWORK Combinat‘on Storm and Screen Doors SUPERIOR QUALITY HARDw o0 FLOORING Gyproc and Donnacona Wallboard Please ask for Prices. No order too small nor too large for prompt and careful attention. Eat Henderson‘s Bread this Summer â€" Pure and Wholesome Get our pricce before purchasing clse where. it will pay you. Oriers taksn for anything in Baking line Gunan‘s Fertilizer in stock Royal Household Flour Bran Shorts *O Canada‘ *€ Oat Chop An Order Placed with JOHN HARRISON & SsONS CO. LTD Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goods : THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS JOHN McGOWAN HENDERSON‘S BAKERY Will those requiring Pertilizer kindly leave their orders as early as possible. Sept. 27, 1934 FLOUR Pilot Phons and have our rig call Assures Satisfaction You will be delighted with its flavor Hugh McArthur visited Sunday w Mr and Mrs Henry Beaton, Bunes: and attended anniversary services of them are on remand in the Bruce county: jall at Walkerton . Mr and Mrs Oren P attended rm\.l.'.vu-l...l. the‘ anniversary services at Varmey , ""¢ COncert in connection with the and visitel with Mr ard Mrs Jos. °4" Passed off most successfully with Lennox. a good a‘tendance. The "Nightâ€"Ow!" orchestra from Mildmay gave a spienâ€" .au;n‘hm u:‘:.mA::tI::dN ;uoikv:::! d.id music between acts of the "Mo;â€" attended anniversary services at Bunâ€" "* P24*"" PM&y put on by talent from essan. Owen Sound. Mcllie was impersonatâ€" Mr and ‘Mrs Philip Harrison an a ed most cleverly by Miss Irene Mcâ€" Iiene visited the beginning of the Iver a smart dapper littte Miss. Ross week at the Nelson home. Cameron a commercial traveller acted Mr Spencer Edwards, Detroit is \»° P*"* f the rich crusty old Grandâ€" spending a week at his paren‘al (**"°" ANG also gave a couple of home. dramatic readings between acts. Mrs Mr and Mrs E. R. Peart, Mr and John McKay was the descriptive anâ€" Mrs Jas. Peart and Mr and Mra 20U0°¢" 0f the play and told a funny Mr and Mrs Albert McNally visitâ€" ed with Mr and Mrs Fred Cook and attended anniversary services at Bunâ€" Mr and Mrs Charles Moffat and Mr and Mrs Herb Greenwood, Durâ€" ham, visited the beginning of the week with Mr and Mrs W. J. Greenâ€" ed a few days last week with his parents Mr and Mrs R. T. Edwards Mrs Davey, Sutherland, Sask., is at present visiting with friends in this neighborhood. Mr and Mrs John Peart accompanâ€" #ted Mr and Mrs Scott of Markdale, to Midland the first of the week. Mr and Mrs W. J. McFarlane visited Sunday with the latter‘s sisâ€" Mr and Mrs J. Teeter and family, Durham, and Mr and Mrs Geo. Ritâ€" chie visited the beginning of the chie. Mr Ivan Edwards, Shelburne, visitâ€" ter, Clover, Goldenrod Buckwheat mixed honey. 8$0c. for 10 pound pail, or 7¢. a pound in your own container, till Oct. 15th. \ W. A. MACDONALD DURHAM > Mr and Mrs Clifford Cook returned home Saturday after a weeks holiday in Algoma District â€" Paylor Mr and Mrs Chas. with Mr and Mrs Howard Ritâ€" Crimpled Oats FEED HONEY FORA SALE DURNAM. ONT, OwEN souNp , visited with the ‘ _ The pianist of the orchestra, Miss \Florence Sauer, accompanied them throughout. Miss M. Bradley a pretâ€" ty litile damsel of 16 summers or #o, gave two fine selections on the violin for a solo and played collectively , with the two saxqphones and a tapper on a drum. One of the players sang \ "Trumpet or what tune are you playâ€" \ing" in a good voice. On the whole lt fine night‘s entertainment was enâ€" ‘ joyed. President McBride expnessed his pleasure with the success of the The big evont of the week is the Fall Fair. The exhibits are not only up to former years, but surpasing in many respects those of former years. Thanks to our most energetic Presiâ€" We congratulate our young people of the Section in doing so well at the school.fair held at Flesherton. Miss Anna McVicar took first prize for public speaking which shows that dancing is not her only accomplishâ€" ment, and Kenmeth Nichol first for electric storm of September 12th. We were pleased to have Mr Allic Mclnais with his fine voice in the choir Sunday, upover the week end from his school near Alliston. Mr W. W. Ramage spent a week at the old homestead erecting, sheetâ€" ing and shingling a hen bouse for the large flock of chickens to be seen. Rev J. W. Johnston will hold a service at the Ebenezer church, town line Egremont and Glenelg, on Friday evening and will start a Sunday School on Sunday afternoon at 3 o‘ clack rally day and every Sunday clack rally day and every Sunday thereafter . The house and barn of Mrs D. G. McLean were again struck by lightâ€" Mr and Mrs Stanley Williams and family together with Mr and Mrs C. McDougall and little son Lyle visit ed at the home of the lad‘>s‘ parents, Mr and Mrs W. W. Ramage on the occasion of the formers 81st birtlvlay on Sept. 23rd. Many were the conâ€" gratulations extended at Church. The minister Rev. Finlayson made kincâ€" ly reference to the fact and requested the singing of "Praise God from Whom all blessings flow" as a fitting spent in community singing and other amusements. The fox fur men of the province are holding a convention here on Wednesâ€" day of this week, the ladies of the United church catering to their wants If allowed admission I may be able to day and thamked all for their kindly assistance and promised willing help in the future in whatever capacity he Mr Emerson Shantz and his lovely young bride (Doris McLean), nome from their honeymoon trip recelved the usual congratulations from a host of friends. finale to the day. The Rev. J. W. Johnston being inâ€" vited to take the anniversary services at Proton Station Sunday, his pubpit here was filled by the ministor from there, Rev. Mr Finlayson who preachâ€" ed a very acceptable sermon to an atâ€" tentive congregation . The house lately occupied by the late J. J. McRae has been renovated with new siding all around, new doors flooring, etc., and looks fine. The dance following the concert proved an enjoyable profitable affair placing the directors fairly well on A shower was tendered on Wednesâ€" day evening to Mr and Mrs Emerson Shantz by the young people of the PRICEVILLE more fully next week on the PRICEVILLE were two parties: they had worked by the plaintiff, and thirteen by the against each other bitterly all day, defendant. The court room was crowâ€" but prokibition was not strictly enâ€" ded, many spectators using the open forced at that time, and gradually windows in an effort to hear the eviâ€" the Grits and Tories, like good dence. Scotch and Irish, began to mix wjth! Mr. F. G. McKay, Owen Sound, apâ€" each other, and in the end, cared peared for the Aefence, and W. D. not which party won the day. Henry, K. C. acted as prosecutor. ‘Then along tame the Patrons of cmmmmnncs ze y igraects ce Industry, David McNichol as candiâ€" i A‘ SMILE date. Mr. McNichol held a meeting in the school here. He appointed| _ "‘NObody ever did add up one of his best friends toact as seru.| â€" The Yalue of a smile; tineer. He put in a faithful w at We know how much a m is the poll, in the interest of McNichol] _ Wth. for Mr McNicholâ€"ail Grits and Torâ€" les. dalk the same good luck. Mr and Mrns Anch McCuaig visited Sunday at Mr Jno. McKechnie‘s. Mrs Andrew Hincks visited Toronâ€" to friends last week, Mr David Hincks, Jean and Almeâ€" da, motored to the city Monday. Miss Jean will enter her 2nd year at Unâ€" iversity. Mrand Mrs Geo. McLellan, Niagâ€" ara Falls, spent the week end at Mr. D. Campbell‘s and other friends. Mra Wm Bell, Paisley, is visiting with her brother, Alex Stewart. Mr Albert Williams finished threshâ€" ing on the North line and has movâ€" ed ta Old Durham Road. Mrand Mrs Wm Hay, Mrand Mrs Chas. Tucker and Gerald, were recâ€" ent guests at A. L. Hincks. Miss Monica Lambert who has been Mr Donald Ross, Mrs M. Rudd, Mrs J. Parker, Miss Mabel Everist, Mr Dick Handly, all of ‘Toronto, were recent visitors at Mrs Ed. Eyvâ€" erist‘s. Mrand Mrs Walter Nubkn and Berâ€" y1, are spending a week in Toronto with friends. Toronto, is home for a rest, Mrand Mrs Art Richardson, Swinâ€" ton Park, visited Sunday at Alex. Carson‘s, also Mr F .McKinnon‘s, tumn. The weather still is warm and balmy but the leaves are quickâ€" ly changing and quietly falling down. We notice changes in the people alâ€" so. We, who only a few years ago were strong and vigorous, are gradâ€" will soon be like the leaves, falling by the wayside. It is good thereare others to All up the ranks and press on to better things, It has brought to my mind the changing times. One evening last We thought away back politically and remembered walking with fathâ€" er and neighbors to the home of Duncan McMillan, where Neil Mcâ€" Millan now lives, to hear the Hon:. Edward Blake speak, I think about weeks at her hame. convention of Greyâ€"Bruce riding to select a candidate to contest this rldln‘ early next month, for the comâ€" ing election, and he wished us to 1867. There were only Grits and Torles then. About 10 years after this polling division, No. 3, Proton. These were to be appointed delegates to said convention. We were sorry to say the last Liberal in this diviâ€" sion had passed on some years ago; that now there were only U.F.O. and Conservatives, and the latter But time made changes. Withthe Mr THE DURHAM REVIEW Miss Margie Ewerist has returned _ Toronto ,after spending several During the last few days we have SWINTON PARK A ND VICINITY ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO | On August 3rd Mr. Muir and his ‘hired man, Sterling Whyte, took the ' former‘s steer from amongst Mr Goo. \Campbell‘s herd, after it had escaped from Mr. D. Stewart‘s pasture where # had been with Mr. Muir‘s cattle. | Mr. Campbell claimed the beast was ‘his, but could not describe it to the ‘steer Mr. Muir took was the one that the plaintiff had lost. Both claimed that their animal had a peculiar ring around the right eye amid a white {face but none of Campbell‘s witnesâ€" | ses could say whether or not the spot | was broken with white, which was | the case of the Muir animal. _ much impressed with the evidence of both Mr Muir and Mr. Whyte and as |Mr Muir had been in communtcation Iwuh Mr Campbell about a lost steer ‘and had made arrangements to visit . the pasture farm, where the steer was ;located and taken home, so he could not see that Mr Muir had committed _any act of theft. The Magistrate ON MONDAY EVENING OCT. 1st, THE PLaYy ‘my wio irisn rose will be given in the by the Droâ€" more Dramatic Club.\ Also suitable Born: On Thursday, Sept. 20, to Mr and Mrs Fred Fell, a son. Also, on Thursday, Sept. 20, to Mr. and Mrs Joseph Watson, a son. Sorry to learn that Mrs Wm Haw is not enjoying very gpod health. We hope there will soom be ‘:mproveâ€" Anpiversary services in Swinton Park church next Sumday, Sept. 30, at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. Kev. David Gowdy of Durham will conduct bo h services. A male qwarte‘ts from Mt. Forest will assist with theâ€" music. Thankoffering accepted at each serâ€" vice. On Monday Oct. 1, the Drom ore Dramatic Clb will present their play "My Irish Rose." Admission %¢ Mr Chas. and Miss Kennedy of Glenelg spent Sunday at Neil Mcâ€" Queen‘s and attended church in the Park. Also Mr and Mrs W. Brown Top Cliff, were callers at Neil McMilâ€" lan‘s and attended church here last Theft Charge was Dismissed (Flesherton Advance) A case against Alex. S. Muir of Ceylon for the theft of a steer from George Campbell of Glenelg Townskip was tried before Magistrate Spereâ€" man of Owen Sound at Markdale on Friday last. The case against Mr. Muir was dischangel by the Magisâ€" trate, who stated that under no anima 1 of his being in the field, when Mr Muir enquired?" In order to save further litigation between the parties the Magistrate stated that he could not see anything but that the charge be considered as theft and should not have been brought as a criminal action, but under the jurisâ€" diction of a civil court. Under the evâ€" idence presented the Magistrate said he had no other course than to Aecide that the animal was Muir‘s, as sevâ€" eral witnesses stated that the beast, taken by the defendant had been clifriped, while those of the plaintiff were not sure, the trimming corres ponding to that on Muir‘s other catâ€" something to Muir about a similar And how much is a mile; We know the distance to the sun, The size and weight of the earth, But no one here can tell us, Just how much a smile is worth." f WATER CONSUMERS, NOTICE County of Grey,| Farmer, who died on or about the Tenth day of August, A. D. 1934, at the|Townsh}p of Glenelg, in the County Grey, are hereby reâ€" quired to send of deliver to the underâ€" mentioned for the Executrix full particulars their clatms culy proved on or be the Eleventh day of October, A. D. 1934. Time Table Changes 4 ’j"lfiflVl Sunday, Sept. 30th paid. Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes is being published in the Onâ€" tario Gazette on the 1st day of Sepâ€" tember 1934, and that copies of the said list may be had at my office. Treasurer‘s Office, this 1st day of September 1934. Lots 7 and 8, Con. 22, Egremont, containing 177 acres of splendid farm land in good condition. Fine brick bouse and bank barn 40 x *0, with L. Drilled well, windmill and garage. If interestec come and inspect property. Reasonable terms. Apply to Mrs Alex. apc small fru‘ts. Reasonable for quick IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OoF THOMAS TURNBULL, LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GLENâ€" ELG,JN TBI:ICOUNTY OF GREY, FARMER, EASED. troubles f lime deposits. Water : 100‘ % pu This system of pure, soft water for cooking, washing and | bathing and other uses, has many acvantages ovar all other sources of; soft water. 14 at the office and gee for yourselves. We will demonâ€"| FOR SALE valuable residential property in the village of Holstein being the residence of the late Emma Aitken; 6 roomed frame house with stable and garden. Bargain for imâ€" mediate sale. For further particulars apply to Alex Aitken, Holstein, or Kilgour & Grant, Mount Forest, Ont. NOTICE All accounts owing to the following must be satisfactorily settled by Oct. 1st, or they will be placed in other hands for collection. DURKHAM DAIRY CAMERON LAUDER, Prop. Bourne, Queen St. North. By vintue of a warrant issued by the Mayor of the Town of Durham, bearing date the twentyâ€"eighth day of May, 1934, sale of lands in arrears for taxes in the Town of Durham, will be held at the Council Chamber two o‘clock in the afternoon, on the seventh day of December, 1934, unâ€" Wemletup in our office, a water ner, which softens the TREASURER‘S SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES Town of Durham, County of Grey To Wit : Happy Thought range for coal or wood. Apply at Review Office. buildings and in good state of culâ€" tivation. Apply to Jos. H. Noble, R. R. 2, Durham, or Cecil Eecles, R. R. 2, Holstein, Executors Durham PubNe Utilities Commission NOTICE is h KOTICE TO CREDITORS Solicitor for the Executrix. Canadian Wational FARM FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE FOR SALE P. RAMAGE, Treasurer. FOR SALE OR SALE R. R. 1, Varney y given that all claims â€" against the TURNBULL, late W. C. PICKERING, DDS, LDS Honor Graduate Toronto University Graduate Royal Coll. Dental Surgesase Hamilton, Onte® Specialist, Eye, Far,, wose and Throat J. L. SUITH, M.B., M.C., P.S. HAROLD E. MOUNTAIN, M. D. Rooms: Over Royal Bank, Durbham cution and [Physical Culture, Special course for advapced pupils, including Mand Culture and Arm Gouches, Be ginners a specialty. Kindergarten method for children of pre school age. Have commenced teaching. Studio orâ€" er P. Lawrence‘s store. Hours 1 to $ Lambton 8t., Durham, Ont. Office Hours: 1.30 to 4.00 p.m. 7.30 to 900 p. m. 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