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Mr and Mrs y were Messrs AUG. 15, ors of Mr and Mrs E. Mr and Mrs3 Soper of J. Clark Mrs ..lm’ islay, and son .‘..". ouver, B. C. and Mr_ of Hamilton. !aughter of Mr N ." was baptized by Rev, st Sunday. be no service in Crawâ€" church next My. ney having gone on n August 25th at 2.30 ettlaufer of Elmwand n Aincs... i. iss Maxwell, all of Colâ€" ‘mship. binson, accompanied by ret and Esther Petty of » visitors at the home irs Will C&-Db.ll, Sun« Hay of Detroit visited Mrs Thos. McGirr over Mr. Kenneth isses Frances : s W. F. Lamont and son Ronald, 1 evening with Mr lacDonald . Klages of Des ek at home of Mr Long and family, Hotâ€" ast week with her parâ€" Mrs John Lawrence. "all, Mr and Mrs Thos. Toronto, visited last ends in this neighborâ€" ELBECK LN CGCROVE r Mr. Thos. Bell. ob. McCaslin and Mr. McCrae of Kyle, visitâ€" ith Mr and Mrs Joe la M IC monthly meeting â€" of s held at Mrs, Geo. ist Wednesday after. resent. Several good iven and plans were rch on Sunday evenâ€" A special speaker d for the occasion . ig will be at _ Misg .__ _ Mrs Fisher and i and noice Miss and Mrs Bell and Ino Bell and famâ€" visitors at â€" home ir of Elmwood will occupy the »dding cake, the mother‘ and aunt ito, was. a work flavor. of which la ul gifts receivâ€" teem in which held. The evenâ€" sic. games and h a delectable Misses Annie and assistants. ainty lunch af neeting . Ham{lton, visit Perey Leding M of August 2nd, a by Mr and . Glenelg, in ‘helburne was 1 Mrs â€"James Nichol rined Mrs3 T ellie and Mis Lamont, day. ire sorTy to ondon Mrs . _ Catherine, f July. Ovâ€" mate friends ‘re present, M th her sister Miss with their duringz Old with other ham imder the Hamilton, ith their Collinson Reg. Arâ€" the week and Miss ntly with ind Mrs OI Desboro, Mr. T. Mr an nd Mrs home of family rton . ton of Camp h Da Mrs: Jame home wit) alls omeé M« ind in T Of Mr. Innis McLean spent the week end in Toronto. His sister who spent the past two weeks here returnâ€" ed with him. Mr and Mrs R. G. Acheson of Proâ€" ton Station, Mr and Mrs Colin Mcâ€" Lean, with Mr and Mrs Alex Mcâ€" Lean, spent a couple of days motorâ€" ing to Northern Ontario and celebratâ€" ed the latter‘s wedding anniversary . Misses Catherine and Elizabeth Campbell returned to Montreal after spending a month here. The W.M.S. and willing Helpers will have their monthly meeting on Tuesday, August 20, in the church. Miss Flora McFarlane of Toronto is spending two weeks at her old home. Miss Mabel and Marjorie Everist motored to Wasaga Beach and Midâ€" land with a party of Toronto friends. Mrs Haliburton and Mrs Norman Smith returned to Toronto after spending a few days with Mrs Everâ€" ist _ JOHN McGOWAN when Henderson‘s will delivor to your door the best bread you can possibly buy. CUSTOM CHOPPING done every day and we turn it out while you turn around. Why . be Uncomfortable in Baking Bread in Summer Time "THE i / afiw OF YOUR TELEPHONE ISs JUST WHAT YoU MaAXFE 17" PRICEVILLE empting Buns, Cakes and Pastries On Hand for Your Selection Gunn‘s Fertilizer in stock PRICEVILLE Royal Household Flour Bran * O Canada‘ t ~‘Oa Pilot 4 C Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goods HENDERSON‘S BAKERY THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS AUG. 15, 1935 Will t4>39 roquiring ortilizer kindly leave their orders as early as possible. FLOUR [râ€"a| j were: M jorie Everist Kate, Mr ach and Midâ€" ies â€"an ronto friends. Mcesrs J Mrs Norman angeville, ‘oronto â€" after Bob â€" Brc ith Mrs EV@ yacation . .__On Thursday afternoon a reunion of the Nichol familiies was held at , the home of Mr and Mrs David Nichâ€" | ol, when a most enjoyable time was weekend at Mr. â€"Ale_x_C:r;t;:: Miss _Almeda Hincks returned to Toronto on Thursday after spending the past month here. Recent visitors at Ben McKenzie‘s were: Mr. Colin McCaul and sister Kate, Mr. John Brodie, Norman and Alex and Bob Brodie of â€" Tarants: Alex and Bob Brodie of Toronto, Messrs Jack and Melvin Long of Orâ€" angeville, Mr. Jim Smail, Dromore, Bob Brodie remiaining for a longer had. Forty sat down to a bountiful supper on the lawn. Short speeches were given by Messrs Thos. and Walter Nichol, and W, Legate. Those present were Mr and Mrs Thomas Nichol and Donalda; Mr and Mrs J. Mr and Mrs Art Richardson and Nichol Family Reunion. Oat Chop Crimpled Oats FEED &A ND VICINITY It will pay you. Shorts _ I felt fully inclined in stating my pleasure at the old home week cele bration to mention names of those whom I had the pleasure of meeting, but Oh my! I will have to curtail | Suffice to say, I was glad to meet from Toronto, the Burnetts, the Findâ€" lays, and the twin McClocklin boys, friendly, sociable chaps of many years ago; to know ‘which from toâ€" ther‘, beats me yet; Mary McCreary, partneér in a cantata, years ago. Friends from Manitoba, N. Dakota, Sask., and B.C., whom we had nevâ€" er met, but read our news log. Anâ€" |other forgot our name, butI was the ‘Man behind the plow,‘ all the same. Also met Munros, Hays, and hosts of Tother old friends. The music of the \ 48th Highlanders, and Kathleen Stokâ€" fes, radio star was entranc‘ng. The *;raln of FTuesday prevented us from |joining in the parade of veterans. |\ We were pleased to meet with a ?valued friend of some 25 years ago, | Mrs Dingwall (nee Maud Reiley) in | pink of health, popular organist of | St. Columba at that time. Accompanâ€" ‘led by her youngest daughter, â€" they ’hsve been on a visit to her brother Frank‘s, and purpose leaving for their Ihome at Presque Isle, Maine, on Augâ€" ust 22nd. Those present were: Jno. and Mrs| McMillan and Kate, Flesherton; Mr" and Mrs Henry Tucker, Betty and Joyce; Mr and Mrs Wm. Hincks, David and Mary; Mr D. Hincks, Cliff Beth, Almeda and Jean; Andrew and Mrs Hincks, Betty, Shirley and ,Eric,[ all of Ceylon; Wm. and Mrs Brown, Elizabeth, Marjory and J. A.; Archie] and Mrs MacCuaig; J. A. MacCuaig: and Miss Jessie Nichol; Chas. and Mrs Tucker and Gerald; Wm., Mrs.: McLeod and Donalda; Wm. and Mrs| McKechnie; Mr. Chas. McFarlane;| Mrs Isaac Pinkerton, who is 81 years of age, all of Priceville; Mr and| Mrs: Earl Seigner, Walkerton; Miss| Isabel? Tuck of Clifford; Donnie and | Mrs McQueen and family, also Mr.! John McQueen, Durham; Neil and | Mrs Clark® and family, Mr and Mrs‘ Neil McMillan and Carlyle, Swinton | Park; Rev. Donald McQueen, Dunnâ€". ville; Findlay, Mrs Clark and famâ€"| ily; Neil Calder and sister Jennie of | Holstein; Stanley and Mrs Harrison,| Beth, also Mr. Orval Harrison, Var-l ney; Wm., Mrs McLeod and fanyily; | Mr. Alex McLeod and Marjorie, Mr and Mrs Frances McLeod, Wasaga Beach; Mr. Neil McQueen and sis-‘ ters, Florence and Sadie; Mrs Wm.! Oliver, Stayner; _ Mrs Catherine Mcâ€". Leod, Oakview Beach; Miss Annetta‘ McLean, Gahern, Alta.; Alex and Arâ€"| chie McCannell and sisters Isabel, | and Marion, and Mrs Craig, Port Elâ€"| gin ; Misses Alice Wilson, Irene: Speedy, Ann Burnett; Mrs Kate M0<! Cannell; Mrs Jno. MeFarlane; Flora McFarlane, D. A. Jamieson and Gerâ€" ald; Ralph Ough; Bill Doyle; Earnâ€" ie Williams; Nelson McLeod, all of. Toronto; Mrs Findlay McCuaig and four sons of Elmwood. After enjoyâ€" ing a bountiful supper, all joined hands and sang Auld Lang Syne. | Reunion,McLeod Descendarts Nichol and family, Ceylon; Mr and Mrs E. Bennett, Flesherton; Mr and Mrs Jno. Nichol Sr., and family; Mr and Mrs D. L. McArthur, Mrs John Cook and family, Toronto; Misses Eno, Gretta and Rebecca Nichol of London; _ Rev. Walter Nichol, Plyâ€" mouth, Mich., Mr and Mrs Wm. Legâ€" ate and daughter, Buffalo; Mrs Kenâ€" nedy of Hanover; Miss Alma Hooper A reunion of the McLeod descendâ€" ang prother Walter from the States, :’t“;:“:" held on Friday, August 9, foregathered. The latter conducted enia, when 104 registered. Dinâ€" ner and supper were served to all Service in St. Andrews church Sunâ€" present. After the noon meal was day evening the 4th of August. The ;:e:& & 1t{hort lg;ozumwd Mwa: much :;l youth and beauty of the neighborâ€" yed. Rev. cQueen ac on as chairmar and presided very efficâ€" ;::d mfim umF:d::ncl;nt&:t;‘ug iently and called on Neil Calder, Findâ€" lay and Neil Clark, Jno McMillan, C. finish up, at the home of Mr David Hincks, Frances McLeod, Jno. Mcâ€" Nichol. Queen Nelson McLeod, Archie Macâ€"| We congratulate our bright clever ‘S::fglg'e D"l‘g‘:ée fi‘:g;‘lf::v Mbg:lson l%‘(": young friend, Miss Anna McVicar on r, s â€" Cannell, who all gave brief speechâ€", V!"2DE two firsts at the dancing es and expressed their pleasure of COWMDetition in Durham, and also Mr. meeting so many of their relations. Leonard McKeown as old time fidâ€" It was decided to boid the reâ€"union dler. annually. _ Mr Archie MacCuaig Was| Many will be pleased to know of :gx;olg;!e:p;re?u:n&m %nml:xeg:ti;e‘ the improved condition of Miss Mary McLeod, Mr. Findlay Clark,’Mr. C McKechnie‘s hesith, having been to Hincks, Mrs Neil McMillan, Mrs A,[Flesherton one day, though tired. We The crowd dispersed, _ all feeling they had spent a most pleasant day together, meeting so many relatives, they hadn‘t seen for years. They all hoped to meet one and all next year again. Neighbors and friends gathered in the evening and enjoyed themselves dancing on the platform outside. Splendid music was supplied by the young people. A most pleasant time was had by all present. L. Hincks. Pictures were taken of the group. Games and sports were then enjoyed. A number viewed the falls, power house and caves, etc. Mr. J. L. McDonald and two sons of Oitawa, visited friends here and took in the union service of the two churches on the l1th. Rev. McDonâ€" ald being off on h‘s holidays". Alex McLean was also a worshipâ€" per in company with his brotherâ€"inâ€" law "J. L." Their wives remaining at Flesherton through sickness of the baby. Several cases of flu have been in the village, but getting betâ€" ter. drews church on Sunday by Rev. J. W. Johnston. Next Sunday services will he held in St. Columba by the same min‘ster...For fuller, finer feelâ€" Union Service was held in St. Anâ€" PRICEVILLE y | _ Miss Jessie L. MacMillan was her !sister’s bridesmaid and wore a cosâ€" tume of powder blue and angel skin qace with pink felt hat and bouquet | of pink roses and blue corn flowers. |\ Miss Jean Cameron, niece of the ‘groom, was the flower girl and wore _ a frock of yellow geongette with bonâ€" ‘net of same material and carried a | basket of pink and blue blossoms. | _ Marguerites, delphiniums and ferns decorated St. Andrew‘s church, Swinâ€" ton Park, for the marriage of Miss Kathleen MacMillan, daughter of Mr. iand Mrs Hugh MacMillan, to Mr D. |B. Chant, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley |G. Chant, of Toronto. Rev. Norman MacDonald performed the ceremony and the church organist played the wedding music, and during the signâ€" | ing of the reg‘ster, Mr Gordon Brown | sang. A meeting is called for Thursday, evening 15th inst., at Mr. F. McKinâ€" non‘s at 8 p.m. for the purpose of completing arrangements for . the memorial service to be held here on August 25th. _A son of ‘Markdale, Hon. Mr. Justice McFarland, now of Osgoode Hall, Toronto, will delivâ€" er an address. The fine band, twenty strong, all farmers from Honeywood, bave promised to give of their best music. Local talent will also be preâ€" sent. Singers of any gGenomination, are welcomed cordially into the massâ€" ed choir. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of roseâ€"blush satin, made on princess lines with graceful . train, . veil of â€" roseâ€"blush tulle falling from a bandeau of white forgetâ€"meâ€"nots, and carried a shower bouquet of cream roses, lilies of the valley and orange blossoms. A reception was held at the home of the bride‘s parents, where her mother, wearing a gown of printed navy chiifon with matching hat and corsage of Sweetheart roses, received hber guests in the garden. Mrs Chant, mother of the groom, in a mulberry crepe ensemble and corsage of Sweetâ€" hearts, also received. A family reunion of the Nicho) famâ€" ily was held last week when sisters and brother Walter from the States, foregathered. The latter conducted service in St. Andrews church Sunâ€" day evening the 4th of August. The youth and beauty of the neighborâ€" all wish and pray for her, we are sure. Mr Donald W. MacMillan, brother of the bride, was best man and Mr. John Chant, Mr Stanley Chant and Mr. Allen Chant, the ushers. Mr and Mrs Chant left later for a honeymoon in northern Ontario, the bride going away in a tailored white sei‘ge suit, large white felt hat and white accessories. They will reside at 18 Juckson Ave., Kingsway. After the ceremony the bride led the way into the dining room, where the tables were lovely .with lace cloths, silver bowls of pink roses, silâ€" ver candle bolders and tall pink tap ers. Those assisting in serving were Miss Hilua Batterman in white crepe Mss Esther Rossman in pink crepe, Miss Florence Doyle in flowered orâ€" gandie, Miss Irene Stafford in rose organdie. McINTYREâ€"AITCHESON On Thursday, July 25th, a pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr and Mrs R. L. Aitcheson, Wilâ€" liamsford, when their second daughâ€" ter, Mildred Pearl, was united in matrriage to Archibald B. Mcintyre, of Dornoch . The ceremony was perâ€" formed by Rev. Boudreau of Chatsâ€" worth, on the verandah beneath an arch of evergreens and flowers, The bride was given in marriage by her father. The wedding march was playâ€" ed by her sister, Miss Verna Aitcheâ€" son, gowned in flowered organdie. The bride wore a beautiful gown of cream satin on princess style with a short train and a white satin hat. She â€" carried Ophelia roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Mary Mcintyre, of Toronto, sister of the groom, looked lovely in a dress of pale green silk lace over satin and carried a bouâ€" quet of Sweetheart roses. The groom was supported by Mr Ivan Aitcheson brother of the bride. During the signâ€" ing of â€" register, Miss Esther Rossâ€" man of Williamsford sang "I love you truly." Amid showers of confetti and best wishes the bride and groom left for a trip to Northern Ontario the bride travelling in a pink costume with blue and pink accessories. . They will reside at Flesherton. THE DURHAM REVIEW MeMILLANâ€"CHANT | _ Visitors with Mr and Mrs E. B. Dargavel, were Mr. Robert Lowe, | Miss Geartz, Mr_ and Mrs Frank | Mubauer, Mr and Mrs Lorne McInâ€" | tosh, all of Niagara l“?ls. After a | week‘s vacation all refurned Saturâ€" | day accompanied by Mrs E. Mcinâ€" tosh, who will spend a couple of weeks with her son and other friends. Farm Home Prey to Flames has suffered a heavy loss in the deâ€" struction of his fine house on his home farm, by fire. Mr. Brown had the farm rented. The house was a large brick structure, and is thought a defective chimney was responsible for the fire. Afater a day of intense heat, on Monday last, an electrical storm deâ€" veloped late in afternoon, which had disastrous results. While it was very dark in Durham and near distâ€" rict, it was noted that to the north, it was much more severe. It came with little warning, and as well as flattening fields of grain, had fata‘ results. Rev. and Mrs J. F. Smith, spent a~week with Mr and Mrs Wm. Smith also Mrs Yeast of Toronto. On the 14th con. of Elderslie, Bruce County, Dornan Collard, was instantâ€" ly killed with his team of horses at 5 o‘cleck on Monday afternoon by a bolit of lightning. Mr. Collard was cutting grass on farm of H. Jacques| & neighbor, and was riding on his| mower, drawn by a team of horses. Mrs Jacques, about 5 p. m., wonder-{ ed why Mr. Collard did not come in‘ out of the rain storm. By this time: the storm had passed and she went| out to see why he remained in the | wet. She was horrified to find Colâ€" lard still sitting on seat of mower, his hands holding the reins and both | he and horses dead. ‘ Other victims of this severe electriâ€" cal storm, were two young boys, Alâ€"] bert Kreuger 16, and Morris Monk: 12, on a farm two and a half miles| north of Hanover. They were plowâ€"| ing in the field of Norman Monk,| near Elmwood, when the same bolt of lightning laid them both low. | LIGHTNING CAUSES FATALITIES W.M. S. held their meeting on August 12 in the church parlour with ten members present. The study book was read by Miss Bessie Campbell and Mrs Fred Heft. Prayer given by Miss M. Mcintosh, scripture reading by Miss Campbell. Mrs L. McLean and daughter Cathâ€" ‘,; ": " erine, Sundayed with Mr and Mrs A. Meclntosh . | Put t] Mr and Mrs E. B. Dargavel and ; son, family, Mrs. E. Dargavel and Mrs The n Hendry of Detroit, visited with Mr.| 6 and Mrs J. O. Dargavel of Flesherâ€" 4 ton, one day last week. : m Monday, we were blessed with a thunder storm and heavy rain which we were much in need of, as the garâ€" dens and many things were very dry and thirsty for a shower. â€" Mr. Johnston of Niagara Falls fil}â€" ed. the pulpit on Sunday and gave a splendid sermon. Sorry to hear Mrs Ed Sweeney was taken to the Durham hospital again. We hope she will soon be able to be home in good health. A big crowd attended Zion garden party last Friday evening in E. R. Peart‘s field opposite the church. A lively game of ball was played beâ€" iween the Berkeley and Hutton Hill teams,â€" finishing in a tie 6â€"6. After supper was served the program was given in the church shed when the Mr and Mrs John Wilson and Mrs Byers of Tisdale, Sask., visited latter part of the week with Mr and Mrs. W. R. Jack, and Mr and Mrs Ben Mays. Mrs Earnest Ackroyd and family, Sandford, Maine, and Mrs James Mcâ€" Laughlin of Durham, were guests at the Davis home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W. J. Gr:eenwood and Clara, spent Saturday afternoon with Mr_'_A. Mcintosh and sisters, Dornoch. Mrs Thos. Jack, Regina, is éfiéfiii‘ ing some time at home of W. R. Ja_c!( and visiting old neighbors. Mrs P. Harriston returned to the home of her mother, last Wednesâ€" day to recuperate after her recent operation in Durham hospital. Mr and Mrs Chas. McClocklin, Mr and Mrs Ray McClocklin and Arthur visited Sunday with Mrs E. Rutledge of Markdale. Mr and Mrs Lorne McNally were guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh McArthâ€" ur, Sunday evening. Mrs John Hamilton of Saskatoon, Sask., and Mrs John Lawrence of Los Angeles, Mrs J. Mack and Mr. Joseph Lennox were visitors at the Edwards home the first of the week. Mr and Mrs E. A. Cook and two daughters of Detroit, motored to the home of Mr _ and Mrs W. J. Cook, and took in Zion garden party. Mr. Cook returned home Sunday, Mrs Cook and children will stay over with her mother, Mrs John McArthur for a few weeks. Paramount Theatre Hanover Thurs., Fri., Sat.,..Aug. 151617 "FOLLIES BERGERE‘ with MAURICE CHEVALIER and ANN SOUTHERN Adul‘s 30c plus 5c tax s Children 18c plus 2¢ tax Mon., Tues., Wed... Aug. 19â€"20â€"21 ‘THE AGE OF INDISCRETION‘ Paul Lukas, Madge Evans, Helen NEW REDUCED PRICES: rction "Hold ‘Em Yale"! with Patricia Ellis DORNOCH ZION a speech from Rev. Mr. Galloway of Huntsville, song from Steven Stinâ€" son and Wm. Sharpe and also music by the Sharpe orchestra. Proceeds Lawson Connection held Reunion on Holiday All families in the Lawson clan, were represented at a reunion gatherâ€" ing held on Civic Holiday, August 5th at the home of Robert Lawson, north of Durham. Mr. Wm. Burgess was president of the company, and Mrs Chas. Heywood, sec‘yâ€"treas., and it was largely through their efforts young people of Dromore gave their play, "The Antics of Andy", which their part well. _ Mr. Halbert was chairman and we were favored with that the reunion was so complete, there being 86 in attendance. Miss Dollie Hopkins was chairlady for the program. Robert Lawson exâ€" tended a welcome to all, which was responded to by Wm. Lawson. A chorus, "The more we get together, the happier we‘ll be" opened the proâ€" gram; Isabel Lawson rendered a piâ€" ano solo; Wilbur and Charlie Mightâ€" on several guftar numbers; Annie and Eileen Irwin, a duett accompanâ€" ied on piano by Verdun Williams; short addresses were given by Wm. FEdge and Sandy Hopkins, and Mrs. Stanley Pust presented the history of the Lawson family. from gate were $56. A song called "Lawson" was sung by five ladies to the tune of "Mothâ€" er", and as each letter and what it stood for was sung, each lady turned a card with the letter showing, and at the close of the Song, the name Lawson was complete. Following are the words: * L is for the love they ever bore us, A is that ‘twill always be the same, A novelty skit was presented by six of the Lawson connection; Miss Isabel Lawson, Mrs Lance Rumble, Mrs Cecelia Mighton, Mrs. Charles Heywood, Mrs. Dave Morrison, Mrs. Wm. Goodman. This was accompanâ€" ied by Dave Morrison on the piano. W for the weeks we spent together, $ is for the sons that still remain. O is for the others gone before ps, N is not to let our gatherings fail. Put them all together they spell Law The name that‘s dear to you and In this song "S" was for the Sons that still remain so Robert and Wilâ€" liam Lawson were called to the platâ€" form and presented with gold cuff links. Presentation was made by W. Irwin. FARM POR SALE 150 acre farm for sale, well situatâ€" ed on con. 1, Egremont, about two miles south of the thriving town of Durham and right beside the flouriâ€" shing village of Varney. Good buildâ€" ings; well watered; suitable for eithâ€" er stock raising of grain growing. A great chance for any man with a few boys willing to work. Terms reasâ€" onable. No encumberance. Apply to John Kerr, Varney, _ (2831) HONEY FOR SALE Finest light Honey, new crop at 8 cents a pound in your own container. W. A. MacDonald, Durham _ (30â€"4 On Lambton St., one mile east of town of Durham, 50 acres, well watâ€" ered, containing sugar bush and mixâ€" ed timber, hemlock and cedar. Good brick house and frame barn. Apply to Wm. Thompson, R.R. 4, Durâ€" After luncheon was served on the lawn, the business part of the proâ€" gram was dealt with and the followâ€" ing officers appointed: Pres., Robert Lawson; Sec.treas., Miss Dollie Hopâ€" kins; Program, Mrs Dave Morrison; Sports, Jim Irwin. 200 ‘acres, Lot 15, con. 19 and 20, Township of Egremont. Good comâ€" fortable house, good water, near school and church, store, blacksmith For particulars, apply to Jas. Lothâ€" ian. R.R. 1, Varney, Ont. (25â€"85) At the close of the program, Miss Agnes Macphail, M.P. was asked to say a few words. Lots 5 & 6 â€" concession 16 Pro ton, containing 20( acres, the prop erty of Donald Campbell, Swintor Park. Good Buildings. Apply:â€"Jne. A. Campbell, Room 810, 137 Welling ton Sireet, West, Toronto, Ontario. The Reâ€"union will be held again next year at the home of Robert Lawson . dale, Ceylon, Priceville, Dundalk, Holâ€" stein, Harriston, Mt. Forest, Clifford, also any locality close to Durham. AGENTS WANTED TO SELL WITTS FERTILIZER In or near following centres: Markâ€" sMALL FARM FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE TORONTO Phone 140(8â€"15 Harriston Won Triâ€"County League Playâ€"offs MHarriston girls had too much exâ€" perience. and hitting power for Durâ€" ham in the finals of the Triâ€"county League, played in Mt. Forest Monday winning a looselyâ€"played game by 29 â€"15. _ Both pitchers were hit hard, Harriston gathering 18 hits and Durâ€" ham 17, but Durham‘s ragged fielding let the. Harriston total mount up. Clara Thompson with 5 hits and 4 runs was Durham‘s leading swatter; Rowe had a homer, triple and single, and McDonald also a triple. McCreaâ€" dy of Harriston was their best, scorâ€" ing 7 runs and hitting 2 homers, a triple and double. Bases on balls: Off Rowe, 3; off Welsh 3. Struck out: by Rowe 2; by Welsh 4. Home runs: Rowe, McCreaâ€" dy 2, Eedy. 3 base hits: McDonald, Rowe, McCready, Kruspe, Morrel. 2 base hits: Thompson, Taylor, Ritchie, House, McCready, Eedy, Chilton. 123456 7 8 9 runs hits Marriston 633025 0 4 6 29 18 Durham. 302025 1 0 2 150 l7 The umpiresâ€" Hepler of Arthur at plate, and McNamara of Mt. Forest on bases, were good. Ontario & Dominion Land Surveyor Registered Professional Englno‘r Burveys, Reports, Estimates, Plans Telephone 31, ORANGEVILLE, Ont. Durham : Thompson cf.; Kerr, Black ss; Rowe p; Collinson rf; Tayâ€" lor 1st; Murdock 3rd; Ritchie ; 8. Bell, McDonald 2nd; House c. Struck out: b; Bases on balls: 5. Home run: C Taylor. Harriston: Holtom 3rd; Bieman ss; MceCready ist; Kruspe 2nd; Bedy If; Chilton c; Morre] If; Bell rf; Welsh pitcher. Durham girls slammed Welsh, Harâ€" riston‘s twirler, hard in the first two innings, of Friday‘s second playâ€"off game here, amassing an 8 to 1 lead, but thereafter could not score. Howâ€" ever they played fair defensive ball the next five innings,, bhoiding Harâ€" riston to 6 more runs, and winning a light game 8 to 7. Harriston with Durham‘s aid, counted 8 runs in 8th, but their umpire then called the game on account of darkness, thus the half inning was thrown out, and score reverted to end of 7th. The Durham win necessitated the sudden death playâ€"off in Mt. Forest on Monday. Miss Florence Mcllvride, her mothâ€" er and Mrs. Adams of Mount Forest, returned Monday from holidaying at Wasaga Beach. Harriston Durham sage and Vitra Violst Rays Bee your local Chiroprac:ors C. G. AND Office over Royal Bank, HOURS : 2 â€" 4 p. m. Men‘s Richmond Oxfords Durham 8, Harriston of 4.50 a pair Reg city price is $6 00 This offer is good from Ist August to 10th. A reduction of 25¢ and 50c on to clear. ROYDEN BURNETT, m. We are offering a Special Price on J. H. MeQUARRIE, B. A. J. S. McILRAITH F. M. EAGLESON Ladies‘ White Shoes REPAIRING AS USUAL BESSIE McG) : JRAYX 0 by D®PR#* â€" % . % Welsh 3, by Rowe 3. off Welsh 2, off Rowe ollinson. 3 base hits, ie 0 () runs hits ¥®