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ce of Durham r:be-rlnx sheep son of London nt Mrs A. Me home last week ducted an inâ€" Ewamley gave ittle prize was never missed year. . Miss mb were ap. to the Distâ€" . _ In election cted. Mrs R. . Hickling and mily reunion at _been a busy it owing to the elsewhere we so much dust owing a wide work . Presiâ€" led. Mrs Lamb Jeveral letters remembrance letter regardâ€" ssistance was read a good ing Mother®". Hancock of Toâ€" Watson of Ferâ€" d and holiday at in this locality the potato crop t ground. The en finished atâ€" ‘hen the weathâ€" ip the hot air all points and Mexâ€" will got you. 173 YJKh ES LTD. ed in money. howers, every green appear lan Park spent with Miss Marâ€" very busy afâ€" dozen ladies : prior to hayâ€" le last Thursâ€" 1DE | HER mon in poltâ€" e last Thursâ€"â€" also preparing boy LE GS$ go straight. of his honâ€" credit for he scripture 1 assistants rs McQuarâ€" shting ten pent a few Mrs Harold ‘hday cake ind a hapâ€" ether. The home y CUSTOM CHOPPING done every day and we turn it out while you turn areund. Give your children plenty of the d elicious, wholesome Bread we bake. Eat it yourselftâ€"for health and enjoyment. And let us take care of your other baked goods needs, too. We produce a wide variety of fine quality products, always fresh and perfectly baked. Scientists agree that properly made Bread is good for the teeth and bones. Recent laboratory tests prove this conclusively. These tests brought out, that in children a diet high in refined wheat is by no means incompatible with excel lent calcium and phosphorus retention . Will thase requiring Fortilizor kindly leave their orders as early as possible. QGet our prices before purchasing else where. it will pay you. f Gunn‘s Fertilizer in stock Royal Household Flour Bran *0O Canada‘ Oa JOHN McGOWAN Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goods HENDERSON‘S BAKERY THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS FLOUR Pilot JUNE 4,1936 Oat Chop Crimpled Oats FEED Shorts Congratulations are quite extended to the 3~girls who has been so successâ€" l Mr and Mrs Stanley Harrison, Mr |and Mrs Wm. Hincks, Mrs Andrew Hincks, Misses Beth and Jean Hincks ‘Isobel Tuck, Messrs Dave Hincks and Donald Davidson ‘attended the 'g;aduatiou exercises of the school for Inurses at the Toronto Western I-Ios-I pital at Convocation Hall on Monday ,June 1st when 26 nurses graduated. Miss Almeda Hincks won a scholar-l' ship for one year‘s post" graduate ‘ work, Department uf Public Heaith nursing University of Toronto for ist year and she was presented with a prize given by Mr E. R. Wood in Grace Division. Miss Sadie Carson, | 1st year, won the Silver medal given by the staff Grace Division for Highâ€" est standinig in examinations and al-‘ so won a prize from the Women‘s â€" Auxiliary for second highest standâ€" | ing in final examinations for second |â€" year from Grace Division. Miss Mary | Susan Bell, also of Priceville, was ! presented with a prize for highest || standing in examinations given by‘l the staff in Grace Division in 2nd Miss Brown of Niagara Iv‘all; spent the weekend here. ing her daughter Mrs R. McL Messrs Alex Carson, J. K Leod and Ray McLean have th phones installed. Mr and Mrs W. R. Weir and chilâ€" | dren Mrs R. Renwick and daughter Miss Kathleen were visitors the first of the week at the home of Mr J. Sinclair. Dr. Frank Martin, Dundalk, M.O. H. visited our schools last week. Mrs Hector McDonald is visiting relatives in Toronto. ( Mr. Donald McArthur spent a few days in Toronto last week. t Mrs Ray McLean and little daughâ€" ter, Jean Marie returned home on Thursday. la call. That day being the 58th _ anniversary of continuous leadership ‘ln the service of praise by Mr Wm. Ramage, it was fittingly celebrated by a good sized choir in two special anthems of thanksgiving and praise. Doxology Anthem was one of thein, and One Day Nearer Home, the othâ€" er. Congratulations were much in evidence and thankfully received at the close. The absence of Mrs Mcâ€" Lean with her fine contralto voice, through indisposition that day, was regretted by many. Mr. Fleming of Toronto arrived on Saturday on a visit to his daugh, ter Mrs F. G. Karstedt and took in the service on Sunday. Mrs W. G. McBride was a visitor on Friday and part of Saturday in Toronto. Rev. J. W. Johnston exchanged with Mr. McLaugblan on Sunday. The Rev. Mr. McLaughlan _ of Woodford preached acceptably in the United church here on Sunday, May S1st, though handicapped by hoarseâ€" ness resulting from a cold. He also preached at Salem in Proton and Ebenezer, (Glenmont, and with the two previous speakers are open for Mrs Bessie Ritthie was hostess to 'St. Columba W.M.S. and W.A. at their May meeting last Wednesday p.m. Mrs Johnston presided and led in the worship service. Mrs McKinâ€" non gave a talk on Temperance, from a social standpoint. Miss L. Mather read a letter from our missionary, Miss K. Rutherford. Reports of the annual meeting of Grey Presbyter‘al W.M.S. were given. Mrs A. Muir was in charge of the study period on "The New Africa" and included readâ€" ings by several ladies. Plans for preâ€" paring the missionary bale were made. Miss Edith James led in disâ€" cussing future activities for the W. A. Tea was served and a social halfâ€" hour was spent. â€" The June meeting; will be held at the home of Mrs W. Meads. ‘ Mr non, now 97. She has a good comâ€" mand of the English language all the same. ston and McDonal& wel;é present, the latter leading in a Gaelic prayer as a courtesy to Mrs Chas. McKinâ€" The last prayer meeting for the time being was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph McKee where their mothers are both living. The meeting was one refreshing to all, A kindly act is shown by two members of the Presbyterian church here, in driving their pastor Mr Mcâ€" Donald around on his ministerial spending his holidays with here at present. Mr was much enjoyed. Rev‘s. PRICEVILLE . Jelly, Shelburne, is visitâ€" McLean of Toronto is McLellan and R. McLean. the teleâ€" relatives ghter, Mrs Chas. Male, Hamilton. Misses Mary McQuarrie and Cathâ€" erine McLean were over night visitâ€" ors, Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs Andy Hastie, Crawford. Mr. Chas. Weppler spent a day this week with his father. Sorry to hear Mr. Weppler is not enjoying good health. Mr Alex McDonald and daughter Mrs Fred Kelsey received the sad news of the death of her brother, Mr Albert Leakey, St. Catherines, aged about 48 years. We extend sincere sympathy . Mrs James McCrae and son Bruce were visitors this week with her dauâ€" ghter, Mrs Chas. Male, Hamilton . Mr and Mrs James Crutchley were guests this week with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mcintyre, Flesherton. Mrs Malcolm McKechnie was ; recent visitor with relatives in Ham ilton . The fine rain the beginning of the week was much appreciated and will make things grow. ; Burns Presbyterian Ladies‘ Aid met with a splendid attendance on May 27th at the home of Mrs Stewart. Miss Bell presided and read the: scripture lesson from Luke 2: 39â€"52. Prayer was given by Mrs Davey. The usual business discussion took place with plans for the New Year‘s work. : (Rev.) Gowdy was present and gave a splendid address on "The ch\u-ch’ and the home." Miss Bell expressed | the feelings of the society in their | Pleasure of hearing this inspirational . address. A splendid article was givâ€"| en by Miss I. MacQuarrie on “The’ memory of the great Queen Vlctom".‘ The special item on the program was i given by Mrs Grierson and took the | form of a cake contest. Mrs Stewarti' and those on committee in charge served refreshments. A social period, followed. ‘The next meeting will be held at the home of Misses Schuer-' erman on June 24. l SWINTON \PARK OLD BOYS‘ asâ€" SsOcIATI0ON ill hold their Annual Basket Picnic in High Park â€" Area 5 â€" on gaturday June 13th, at 3 p.m. Come and cMRjoy the day in the Park renewing old Nriendships. The funeral service was held at the residence of her sister, Mrs R. Hunter, 34 McDonald Ave., Toronto, the body being taken to Galt for inâ€" terment. Mrs Fair was a member of Cenâ€" tral Presbyterian church while in Galt. She leaves two sisters, Mrs R. Hunter, Toronto and Mrs D. Stoneâ€" house, Carman, Man.; three brothers John Shortreed, Preston; Thos. W., Galt and Robert of Priceville. She also leaves several nieces and nephâ€" ews. Mrs Fair was born at Dickie Settleâ€" ment, passing her earlier years there and in Galt after her parents took up residence there. Margaret Short reed, who was married twice, was married in Galt to Andrew Bell who passed away about 1915 at Cargill where they were residing. She was later married to Wm. Fair of Galt and Detroit, the marriage being solâ€" emnized in Galt. Mr Fair passed aâ€" way about four years ago in Detroit. The death occurred in Toronto earâ€" ly Friday last of Margaret Shortreed widow of Mr Wm. Fair and daughâ€" ter of the late Mr and Mrs Robert Shortreed. _ Mrs Fair passed away suddenly at the residence of her sisâ€" ter, following a heart attack. She was in her 72nd year. Mr and Mrs W. Keith and daughâ€" ter of Holstein, were Sunday â€"visitâ€" ors at the home of Mr. Archie Mcâ€" Eachnie. Mr Johnston, Blenheim, is on his aunual visit with relatives. Eachnie and family, also of Buffalo, to Mr. Archie McEachnie‘s. Miss Doreen Scott returned to her duties in Toronto the first of the ‘Memorial Day, first holiday of the season in U.S.A. brought welcome visitors back to a couple of homes in this locality, from Buffalo, Mr H. Sinclair and Miss J. Anderson at Mr J. Sinclair‘s; Mr and Mrs E. Mcâ€" The United W.M.S. meet Thursday at the home of Mrs C. Fowler. to, spent last week w{m Mr uu; Taggart. <Xe Mr and Mrs A. Campbell of Toronâ€" THE DURHAM REVIEW ROCKY SAUGEEN MRS. WM. F. FAIR OBITUARY HOPEVILLE & HD VICINITY Durhant, Ont., Solicitor for the Execâ€" Lots Nos.\97, 98, 99 and 100, all North of HuAter Street; Lots Nos. 11Â¥, 118, 119, 420, all South of Jackâ€" son St., in Hunter‘s Survey IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OoF Do HY BURNS, DECEASED he was caught, _ result being the thumb of the right hand being taken off entirely and the point of one finâ€" ger of the left hand. l Aberdeen corr.: In Cleveland, on May 14th Miss Mabel gmith, daughâ€" ter of Mrs J. W. Smith was married to Mr. W. Stanton Ludwick of Irâ€" win, Penn. Congratulations. Durham‘s newly organized baseball team put up a strong argument to capture their first league game in Hanover last Thursday, finishing but 2 runs behind, 7â€"5 being the count. Holstein corr.: Mr A. J. Buller met with an accident in the factory on Monday morning. While adjusting part of the engine while in motion, Struck by lightning in last Saturâ€" day‘s storm, the frame barn 40 feet equare, on the Davis place, 3rd con. Glenelg, due east of Durham, bought recently by Mr. Walter Ball, was burned to the ground. Dr. Jamieson was toastmaster at a banquet given by the citizens of Fergus in that town last week in honâ€" or of Dr. Groves, in recognition of his many years as surgeon. Recruits are now being signed up for the training camp at Niagara on the Lake, {rom June 17th to the 26th. a nine day period instead of twelve as formerly. Lieut‘s Mack Saunders and Fred Kelly are in charge here and twelve lads have already signed up. The names of Messrs Bert Marshâ€" all, Cecil Towner, Chas. C. Ramage, Edgar Renwick, and Murray Findlay were in the list of successful studâ€" ents in Saturday‘s dailies, in their respective years at Royal Dental College. Mr. Robt. Burnett has purchased the fine corner lot and home just west of his own residence, from Mrs Pearl Burnett, well known as the Warner property. 15 YEARS AGgo Taken from Review fyle, June 2\21 After about thirty years of faithful service as superintendent of Presbyâ€" terian Sabbath School, Mr Thos. Alâ€" lan has retired and and session last Sunday appointed Mr. John Snell as his successor. Little Ireland corr.: _ Mr. Jonty Long drove to Mt. Forest last week and purchased a fine new buggy. ed....... Did everybody round here see Kelley? He passed througl} Litâ€" tle Scotland one day on his way to Drawmore. Little Scotland corr.: The wolf has been on his usual trip again. He came west Monday morning very fast. Think he must have been chasâ€" Mr. Alex Kearney of the Traders Bank is away on his holidays. His brother Guy left last week to take a position with the same bank in Winnipeg. On Empire Day, 24th of May, â€" a very quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized in Upper town when one of Durham‘s fair young daughters, Miss Margaret Munro, daughter of the late John A. Munro and and Mrs Munro, to Mr_Edward Knight, â€" at one time of the C.P.R. staff here. A notable link with the early part of this neighborhood was severed when at his home on Sunday last there passed over to the great beâ€" yond, Mr Jas. Edge. For several years he has not moved in public owâ€" ing to infirmities, but he has never sunk out of sight, for his name has appeared regularly and appears this year also as Hon. pres., on pages already printed of S. Grey Ag. Society Prize list. Early Sunday morning,, May 21st, the death call came to Mrs Jas. Kerr Sr. and removeq one of the very first and most highly respected setâ€" tlers of Hampden community . The Chesley races on the 24th drew a number from town. Bob Scott had both his horses entered, end was successful in coming in first in both events. 25 YEARS Aago Taken from Review fyle, | June 1}11 Insteai of holidaying Victoria Day Robt. Whitmore took advantage of the off day to move his barber shop to his recently purchased stand, the other side of the street, in the old Parrot property. The interior has been tastefully renovated and Bob now has any amount of space at his IN DAYS OF YORE FOR\ SALE BY TENDER Â¥5 TFhe law assumes you‘re innocent until Don‘t wait until he is dead before you A day without a good deed is a day lost. A prosperous fool is a pain in the neck. A rich mind is better than a full purse. After all, your‘s is only one point of THE COLLECTION SPECIALISTS at ORANGEVILLE, Ontario it would be wise to do so Now. Rememberâ€"No Collection, no charge Established 1890 Happiness is a state of mind. Nature never duplicates. & FOR SALE A quantity of certified Seed Potaâ€" toes, extra No. 1 Rural New Yorkers, Dooley . â€"H. M. MacDonald, Phone 606â€"râ€"2. R. R. 1, Durham. FOR SAL On Bruce St., Durham, \seven room brick house, complete with all necâ€" essary conveniences. For her inâ€" formation, apply to Mrs. Jo Mille, Durham. 20 acres of swa of cedar and mixed timber, a g bargain for quick sale. Make g shingle bolts. Apply to Joseph Bunkton., Holstein, 2 and 3 of lot 24, East Garafraxa road, Glenelg. First farm north of Durham. 85 acres first class land and 5 acres hardwood bush. Bank barn §50x70; good driveshed; silo; drilled well; grout house. Lot No. 26, Con. 17, Egremont, 100 acres, on which there :s a one and a half story frame house and barn. ‘Tenders received up to Friday, May 15th, 1936. No: tender necessarily acâ€" cepted. For further particulars apâ€" ply to: John Snell, Chatsworth, Ont. or 4. H. McQuarrie, Durham, Ont. The right to d nd from the sucâ€" cessful tenderer a AMeposit, not exâ€" ceefing 10 per cent of the amount of the tender, to segure the proper fulfilment of the contract is reserved. By Order, Department of Public W« Otuwa‘k May 18, 1936 less made on th¢ forms supplied by the Department @nd in accordance with departmental specifications and conditions. Dept. of Pnl\ue Works, Ottawa; and the Superyising Architect, 36 Adelaide St. t, Toronto, Ont. Tenders will npt be considered unâ€" til 12 o‘cléck noon (daylight saving,) Monday, Ji&ne 15, 1936, for the supply of coal and coke for the Dominion Buildings t hout the Province of If you haven‘t already sent ‘your of accounts or notes to ‘Ohe, FIRESH PHILOSOPH Debts â€"â€" Debts TENDERS FOR COAL anp coKe m Tenders addressed to the Apply Mrs Thos. Young, Forms of ténder with specifications d conditi attached can be ob TAKE A DE LVXE Tax: FROM DEPOT OR WHARFâ€"25e &A QUIET, WELL conpuctEp, CconVvENIENT, MobpERN 100 KELLY & AIKEN FOR SALE BY TENDER By ALFRED BiGGs i mmumm‘ .â€"They will enjoy reading it FARM FOR SALE HOTELâ€"B86 WITH BATH FOR SALE received unâ€" VWUIN I AKIV â€"AKUWMINLEE method for children of pre school age. Have commenced teaching. Studio ovâ€" er P. Lawrence‘s store. Hours 1 to 8 cution and Physical Culture. Special course for advapced pupils, including Hand Culture and Arm Gouches Be Honor Post Graduate Aima Colleg Pupil of Parnell Morris, A. A. C. O. try Chiropractic adjustments, Mas sage and Uitra Yiolot Rays Bee your local Chiropractors Ontario & Dominion Land Surveyor Registered Professional Engineer 4 Burveys, Reports, Eestimates, Plans Telephone 31, ORANGEVILLE. One GEORGE E. DUNGAn Licensed Auctionecer for Grey County Sales taken on reasonable terms. Dates arranged at Herald Oflice, Dunâ€" dalk, also through Durham Review and Flesherton Advance. Geo. E. Duncan, Dundalk P.O. Phone 42 r 42 X RAY Honor Graduate Toronto University, Graduate Royal Coll. Dental Surgeons Notary Public, Conveyanser, C. G. AND B. M. CHARLTON, A. A. C. Specalist, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat In Durham every other weekâ€"end J. L. SMITH, M.B., M.C., P.s. Office Hours : Office and Residence: Corner Counâ€" tess and Lambton Streets, Durkam Office hours: 9 to 11 am., 1.30 to 4 3. Fc GM“I, D.D.fi., kaoké »Bg REPAIRING As usvAL The Down Town Shoe Stort fleo: Over Vollett‘s Store. Your prtrenage eniiottmg "~C6 nours: 3 to 11 am., 1.30 to 4 pm., 7 to 9 p.m., Sundays excepted Office over Royal Bank, Ourham HOURS : 2 â€" 4 p. m. « C. PICKERING, DUp, u5 P. F. MacARTIMWR J. H. MeQUARRIE, i. Brown. Men‘s in Brown all White. ROYDEN BURNETT, Misses‘ and Children‘s, Boys‘ and Youths‘ in Sun tan and We have Black and Whi and all White, two styles of White Tennis Shoes. NEW LINES of White Shoes ing Girls, Misses & Children, Quality good, Prices moderate. These include Pumps, T. straps White J. S. McILRAITH Also Suntan, Lambton 8t., Durham, Ont. T. H. SNEATH, M. D. CHIROPRACT 1: : Over Royal Bank, Durkam. BESSIE McGic..<A" For , ORANGEVILLE, â€" EAGLESON in all Its Brancnes GAS8 EXTRAci:ioN8 . P. PARK , with heel and for Ladies, sizes 1.30 to 4.00 p. m. 7.80 to 9$.00 p. m. Bu: