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Kathleen McFPadder. 2 t Robert Milne ....... 2 1 Jean Moffat ........ Reta Moore ....... Florence Patterson .. Thelma Priest ...... 2 2 Freda Ritchie ...... a Elizabeth Rudd ..... C Ronald Rudd ...... Murray Smith ..... C C Margaret Sparling .. 2 C Clara Thompson .... C Allan Watson ...... 2 2 John Gaznon ...... Gordon Grabam .... 3 Normac Greenwood .. Olieda Habhn ....... C Marion House ...... & Elsie Kearney ...... Lorraine MacArtbur. 3 C Betty Macintyre .... 3 Shirley Macintyre .. Allan 1933 BAGGAGE Checked. Stopovers at Port Arthur, Armstrong, Chicago and west. Tickets, Sleeping Curwiom.nddhwwioul'ro- any agent. ASK FOR HANDBILL TICKETS GOOD iN GOING DAILY â€"SEPT Form 5 medal awarâ€"ded to © COACHES at fares approximately ic per mile. © TOURIST SLEEPING CARS at fares approximately 1}{c per mile. © STANDARD SLEEPING CARS at fares approximately 1}4c per mile COST OF ACCOMMODATION IN C1FRBiMA Aame aes.lll.. Lowâ€"priced CHEVROLETâ€"Maple Leaf Truck SETs NEw PERFORMANCEâ€"ECONOMY RECORD From all Stations in Eastern Canada Return Limit: 45 days Lit. Hist. Alg. Geo. Trig Phy. Aut. C. Aut. C._ The next world Olympic games are 1 *‘ * to be held in Japan in 1940. Here‘s 4 3 B 2 3 3 â€" 4 boping it will keep the little Japs C a» 4 3 i ~""p6. ze s .. busy and stave their mind off land ATION IN SLEEPING CARS ADDiTIONAL Norman G:eenwood. . 19 to OCT. 3 inclusive At grocers everywhere in the Mother Goose story package. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. Quality guaranteed. Everybody loves these toasted rice bubbles. So crisp they actually crackle in milk or cream. It‘s a wise idea to eat Kelâ€" logg‘s Rice Krispies.. They help you keep cool because they nourish without overâ€" heating the system. Local Dealer, Pontiac Garage, Durkam S0 CRISP they actually crackle in milk or cream TORONTO i Two members of the quartet gang, suspected of break‘ng into and entâ€" lering the beer warehouse at Wiarâ€" ton, on July 27th last and removing I safe contents, upwards of $2000, have since been awaiting their trial in the Walkerton jail and nursing plans for a flit. Their plans were detected in time and have been n‘pped in the bud by alert officials there. To furâ€" ther safeguard them, two extra paâ€" trol men are added to the staff. A> a result of the investigation, detecâ€" tives succeeded in finding three hack-‘ saw blades concealed in the coat la-! pel of one of the jailbirds. A further search revealed a pair of shoes in the same cell, which had both solâ€" es partly loosened. An examination revealed that the hackâ€" aw blades had been imbedded in the soles of these shoes. On still further infvest!-‘ gation it was found the whoes in | question with the hackâ€"saw blades Plan NiPped in Bud Mr. W. D. Bell, Chesley‘s grand old man, recently received his friends at an open reception, on the occasion of his 90th birthday. _ The Chesley Pand serenaded the Bell‘s on this ocâ€" casion and they received in return a handsome chbeque. If Durham Band received : ome encouragement â€"such as this from those in a position to do so, and less criticism there would be a better musical organization in Durâ€" ham . | The Amherstburg Echo says the successful merchant today must "disâ€" card his hoopâ€"skirt thoughts and clothe his mind in culottes and sho:its". If the culottes and shorts are patterned after the style being , worn this year at the beaches our , merchants could be caid to have an open mind. I _ Lightning and thunder play havoc with more than buildings, and one such as played over the water on Sunday morning last, was a death stroke to a Chesley young lady, Ruth Warmington, aged 27, of Cheiley Post Office staff who was holidaying a couple of weeks at Port Elgin beach with her sister. The severe electric storm brought a heart condition on Mi.s Warmington, which ended â€" fatâ€" ally for her. Quebec province has gone Conserâ€" vative after nearly forty years of Liberal rule. We venture to say that it will not be that long before a Liberal Gov‘t is again returned to power. _ The psesent generation like to turn things over quicker. ‘ *# 0 # L # * There appears to be some difficulty in getting Hon. Peter Hepburn and Rev. Mr. Ferry together to get on an amiable footing. A good underâ€" standing of how far a premier can go in decrying somebody else, seems to us to be the needed thing. Mr. W. D ,'|!, *# 0 o# t# # 0 % | Mrs Robert Smith, temperance conâ€" _vener, read: a temperance story. Mrs Mather, stewardship convener, gave a well prepared paper on Divine stewâ€" ard hip. Mrs W. H. Sm‘th presided and led in the worship service, the , theme of which was "The stranger | within the gates." The 13th chapter of 1st Corinthians was repeated in | unison. _ The visitors for the month made a report of calls made on sick and shutâ€"ins. Mrs Tracy was organâ€" ist. There was a splendid attendance. GLENELG CENTRE B. M. c. Glenelg Centre B.M.C. held their August meeting at the home of Mrs Walter Ewing with twelve prezent. Mrs Neil Macfarlane read the 17th chapter of Matthew which was folâ€" lowed by a season of prayer. "India to England" was read by Mrs Robert McGillivray. "Holiday house turns inâ€" to revival" was read by Miss Jean KNOX UNITED W.M.S. August meeting of Knox W. M. S. was held in the home of Mrs Thos. McGiirr when the mis lionary work of the church in Africa was reviewed. Miss Margaret McGirr told the story of the beginning of the work going back to the organization of the fiis: foreign missionary society in the conâ€" gregational chuich in Canada and through it the appointment of Rev. Walter Currie D.D. to Africa. Fifty years has gore by sinte then and the work he began in Angola, West Africa, has bech richly blessed and is continuing to be a blessing. Mrs. Tho*. Young prepared an interesting paper on the experiences of . several of the missionaries who followed Mr Currie, and Mrs J. Mather gave _ a short sketch of the missionaries at work in the field today. ess and assistants and a 'soi:hl lidll hour spent. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs John Grierâ€" son. THE DURHMHAM REVIEWV was asked to gather outside and the Owen Sound times took a photo of all present. _ This being a rememâ€" brance of our 10th anniversary, lunch was {erved on the lawn by the hostâ€" Aberdecn W.1. held regular meetâ€" inz at the home of Mrs H. Hopkins Thursday afternoon, Aug. 20th with |an attendance of 41 members and visitors present. â€" Miss Grace Davey read the scripture lesson from psalm 87. Reports were given and the quesâ€" tion drawer taken. The new song books and sheets were distributed and all joined and sang "The Old Rugged Cross". Mrs Johnston gave an interâ€" esting contest and then treated all to a delic‘ous cake of maple sugar. ‘This being our temperance meeting, Dr. Grant of Durham kindly consentâ€" ed to address the meeting. Dr Grant gave a very interesting a nd impresâ€" sive talk on how alcohol was injurâ€" ious to all forms of life. A hearty vote of thanks was given the Dr. for h‘s splendid address. The group :â€"HURCGCHES ABERDEEN W. i. "Pilot Car." Carefully L;} performance records of this 19.05 miles m AU. per gallon; oil consumption, nil; water oddod!‘-l;;np.m and iOubsinlsins + Avidabicids s AJ Once again the Louses at are all occupied. A Criâ€"ipin moved in last Thursday Mis= Reta Seim visited with Misses Henderson Saturday . Mr Morrison of Gizeiph was this way Monday with a view ing fertilizer. Mr Robert Wood o-,x;&-sisters Eliza beth and Janet of Preston spent ; day or so at Bonnie View. Messrs Angus and Edgar Henderâ€" son of Guelph visited among relatives in this locality the past week. Messrsg Vic Hepps and Harding of Toronto visited with Hudson and Anâ€" derson Byers recently. Mrs N. Boddy and daughter Isaâ€" belle returned early in the week from Pinkerton where they had been with Mr and Mrs E. Alexander the past two weeks. Miss Bessie Campbell put on a conâ€" test which was won by Mrs Bryce Dargavel. The Dornoch Branch of W.1. met at the home of Mrs H. McCracken Thursiay, Aug. 20th. Dr. Mountain of Chatsworth gave a very interesting address on contagious diseases. Mr and Mrs Albert Read, Mr and Mrs Gordon Read, Betty and Jean visited with Mr and Mrs Art Macinâ€" tosh. Miss Bessie Campbell, Miss Florâ€" ence and Mr Jim Robertson were Sunday visitors with Misses Annie and Barbara Smith, Aberdeen. Mrs E. Macintosh is spending . a few days with friends in Owen Sound. Mrs. Robt. Lockwood and sons Harry and Bobbie of Owen Sound spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs H. McCracken and atâ€" tended _ the _ McCrackenâ€"Lougheed wedding. . Mr John Orchard, London and Mr. John Orchard of Mt. Forest were recent vi jtors of Mr and Mrs. Ar chie Greenwood. Mr and Mrs A. D. Mecintyre of Flesherton were weekend guests with his parents. Mr and Mrs Jos. Frizzell spent a few days with friends in Owen Sound. Mr and Mrs Jas. Sweeney and daughter of Detroit, Mich., ‘are visitâ€" ing friends in Dornoch. Mr Ralph George and Miss Laird of Toronto were weekend guests with Mr and Mrs Colin Maciotyre. Miss Mary who has been spending her vaâ€" cation at her home here returned to Toronto with them. Beaton. The topic "Being ary in India" was read by speed HAMPDEN 4. A Cri:pin _ famiy Thursday. was through the mill to sellâ€" Duggan and famis, _, . °_ ""» Dan and family of the Irish Block Knd Mr nwxi ues s .0 _ _0 ""+ «40 son Illll attended the funeral of the late Mr McDonald of Durham . y tly with Mr and Mr« W o wrillss io ow > . i . 008 ~~With y and Mrs Mike Kenny were Mr and Mrs, Stan Ro:s and family, Guelph; Mrs Jim Hamil of Kitchener; Mrs G. E. Reynolds of Elora ; Mrs â€" Fred Horst son Fred and daughter Dora of Elmâ€" wood . Me api2, _ \__ renDy bas returned, Some of the youn . younger folk who :fii' 6 after spending two weeks ya. SD°DGIDE (he last wgeek 7 Ahe Elox-?ln Pith relatives in Guelph arq mer holiday “‘li from home % Mndts |NMasters Charlie and Raiph Camp "ll‘:'ssnx: h oll attended the show.| With their grandparents :llr a‘;“i 1eA rham held for Mr and Mrs Câ€" McClocklin, Glenelg tp.. M: Wol:: :ud visito f:"..k, At the home of I’us‘ n Mrs Mike ce _with Mr and| Twamley at Aberdeen and Kenny were Mr | his Stan Ro:s and famil G“M'" Mrs. ‘ley grandparents in Durham; B Jim Hamil af l(h.n..{.‘__ Ls ; Mre u_.;“ Bruce Doycee with Mr ihronuimntendit: in > e © 0 ladies. Mrs Mike Kenny was chosen ’by the bride to cut the bride‘s cake, which â€" was served by Miss Sadie Kress, | Mr Freq Abbot ang Mr George Cowlie of Toronto spent the weekend at the Boyd and Banks homes, : Miss Beatrice Kenny has returned , home after spending two weeks va.) cation with relatives in Guelph anq Elora . | Miss Lena Beli aitended the showâ€": er in Durham Leba a0 o 20 The evening w sive euchre and a dainty lunch _ 1THICS of_ St. Peters R., C. church, Durham, held a miscellaneous shower on 'l‘uesdily night of Jast week at the home of Miss Sad‘e Kress for Mr and Mrs McAlpine (nee Kathrine McAuliffe) when she received many beautiful presents . Wiheee 5 uqs se gpet e i i (Last week‘s The ladies of St church, Durham, held shower on Tuesdiy week at the home Mr Harold MeKechnie visited friends in Toronto this week . Mrs Lance Rumble of Toronto was a caller at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs R., Lawson, accompanied by her son Bob, who had been spending his vacation with his grandâ€" parents left on a motor trip to visit friends in North Rav Mr _ Miss Myrtle McLean is wpending this week with Mrs Doug. Hastie and other friends at Crawford. Mr Wm. Suter of Toronto was _ a weekend guest with Mr and Mrs T. G. Lauder. His wife and little son who have spent a few weeks _ with ber parents returned home with h‘m. Mr Alfred Orchard and little son of Toronto were weekend guests of her sister Mrs James Miller. Miss Catherine McLean was a visâ€" itor in Owen Sound over the week end. 1 Mr HarNDLM ieb cmpncl uie cso d Meaford the first of the week. ; Recent gueits with Mr _ George Shourman and family, were his sisâ€" ter Mrs Brown and her daughter; Mr and Mrs Smith and family from Elmira and Mr Chris. Sheurman â€" of St. Marys. Mr Howard Page and daughter Mis®~ Christeen of Niagara Falls, N. Y. were weekend visitors with Mr and Mrs Archie McArthur. Messn: Herb and ~Chester Mller, Dick Atkin and George Sheurman left Thursday for a trip and expect to go as far as Kirkland Lake before returning. I Mr and Mrs Gordon McCrae and family were guests with relatives in Meaford the first of the week. (This week‘s Items) Mr and Mrs Albert Read of Torâ€" onto were weekend visitors with Mr and Mrs L. McLean. Mr and Mr: D. L. Watson of Toâ€" ronto with his sisters were weekend visitors with the Watson and Hastie families. , Mr and Mrs Bert Ruk of Markdale with their grandson Ray Middleton, Toronto, were recent visitors with Mrâ€"and Mrs Joe Crutchley and famâ€" ily. ‘ Mrs Wm. Suter and little son Bilâ€" lie of Toronto are holidaying with her parents Mr and Mrs T. G. Lauâ€" der. Miss Catherine McLean spent @A Mr and Mrs Jas. McDougall, 1\ few days with Mr and Mrs J. F. Ajex MacDonald, Mrns A. MoDoup:) McLean, Niagara Falls. ‘and Miss Lizzie Henderson | sp~;; Mr and Mrs Cecil Cargill of New‘my'vm Mr and Mrs Jas. Sump Toronto were recent guests with l(r,m of Port Eigin. and Mrs Harold McKechnie. | _Mr Cyril Harris, Misses | Margare: Mr and Mrs Fargubhar Oliver ot‘un. Hilda and Hazel Watcon o Pr‘ceville spent a day this week with Toronto were guests of Mr and M;; Mr and Mrs Joe Crutchley. ‘Dougald Hastie on Sunday. Mr‘and Mrs Gordon McCracken and Darleen spent a day the first‘ of the week with Mr and Mrs Neil McLean. Very glad to hear that little Gwynâ€" neth Mortley is making good proâ€" gress towards recovery after almost three months of sevious illness. Mr anga Mrs H. WIOIA @HH AMMUT **7 Kelsey of Windsor are holidaying with their parents Mr and Mrs Fred Kelsoy . Mr. Bob Rumble, of Toronto is spending h‘s vacation with his grandâ€" parents Mr and Mrs Robert Lawson. lcl(echnie sâ€"r Both hard and soft, water were getâ€" ting to be a minus quant‘ty but the recent showers helped out. (This week‘s GLENROADEN ROCKY SAUGEEN North Bay, and céancing Rumble of Toronto was e home of her parents, t. Lawson, accompanied Bob, who had been vacation with his grandâ€" week‘s Items) was served by Mr spent in Gloin and Miss N. At midnight mt °"~ vurham to the Walkerton of| cometery . was largely attended by | old friends and neighbors. the va.sed away ) at h‘s home in Mr and Mrs Bob Bryan of Zion and Mrs MecNally and daughter 1 | of Palmer:ston; Mr and Hugh Mu: !..‘ Elwood McNeil of Eldersies around Crawford this week . Mr and Mrs Dougald Hast the weekend with the latter‘s in Collingwood twp . aunt MA Miss â€"! _ Mr and ihmfly and Io,nd family . week with p|lin in Glen | _ Mrs _ Gec John Mr James McDougall. Guests at tbe-ha; Walter Clark last w ter which Mrs Geo. Hastie, gn convenor, tooK charge of the m« ‘ng. A very fine reading from one A goodly number of members .« the W.M.S. of Elmwood U‘ni:â€" church jo‘ned the local W .M .s. their regular meeting held at th home of Mrs Geo. Fisher on Au> 5th. About 35 were prewnt. Mis McGillivray presided over the open ing exercises,. Mrs Wilfred Wrigh read the scripture lesson. The topi« "Growth in the Christian life" wa ably taken by M s MceGillivray a; Ker Whitlh ‘MiMG fPlan | Hi.cin _ Mrs Andy Hastie, Mrs Doug. 1 tie, Miss T. Livingstone, Mi= Mobkirk and Mrs Fulton of Mulo« spent a day last week with M McKechnie of Glenelg. Mrs Geo. Lunney of Toronto visiting at present with Miss Li Mr and Mrs Will Campbel! an~ family and Mr and Mrs F. Twami»; and familyâ€"spent the first of week with Mr and Mrs C. McCloc; lin in Gleneig. Miss Miss Ruth Walls cpent the w end with her parents near Lam|a= Mr and Mrs Archie Hastie 1 children of Detroit spent last w» visiting friends and relatives arou; Crawford . spent Recent guests of Miss Livingsio: and Miss McGillivray were Mr in Mrs Tom Hunter and sons Alex ; Jack and daughter Louise, Homin: recently at the Twamley and C her Mr and Mrs A. T. Staples, No York City accompanied by Mrs < McClocklin of Glenelg spent a )a; day with his cousin Michael Kenny Miss Stella Marsales of Dornoch ;; epending a few days with ber gra»;. mother Mrs Herbert Trafford. SBorry to hear that Mrs Allan Doy is very ill but wish her a speedy ; Rdward and Francis accompanie) ) Mrs Mike Kenny spent Sunday i "Sels ati the home of Mr and \ ter Clark last weekend were\ h Vessie, Mr and Mrs Earl \v and family, Rocky Saugeen: \ tree and son Bob of â€" Toro: AUG. 27, 1936 Wedding bells will soon be rin>;> Wilfrid Meloshe is spending a ) ) Marjorie Canning of 1« pent last weekend with ‘s A. McDougal]. m@rue . McLean of Ro is wisit‘ing with rela: a8 Mr and N Hastie Campt mornit pare gro M M ANJ>» suns T % Mr Alex. ) of teaching . school *p N« parents her« neighbors a ty throug} tunately i Mr John with his tw Kate and M Kate, were home of M:i «on Thursday juck to leav before they Miss Anni fred Idle of home of Mr An accider ily might ba beams of th Lean‘s stabl« weight of h: had been in haps the tin by the heav fore. Two « were not bu: were to hay beam in fall a post of t Had the ho adjoining, th been killed . «tory of so your holida debate: * men contri of the comy «dern woman E James, ) MeMillan . Watters and Nr Vic. and broth« week end . McKechnie we trust h« the near fu The â€" Pric will meet at Karstedt on 2.30 o‘clack . CU®TO and 1 tests by n reten vare ba Gu Ke le