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Malahttt DINO. w lovely d'ntattr Hotel In I". minus od tAq rnor-lenmll d thy 898.0") a month Mon. t very much a stand very wet so aluminium“! "es and um: nude . holiday ne ot the db- ul and won."- math I we etc-ud- C. Two on." mtion. the on. an. and an t a Mt. Midtord. Oro 0 pear you- stayed with rough . The] on t, and that Ran Franck :h an fob-d. tion at It. Park. In.” I been an). the illumin- 10 followed the men tf Cam. literally ar. l. Having n and AtttB. "rnment put as! be I“. above 311C? no "no. ot The be." :they no Mann. A an old mt hout doubt it Tret saw m. when Aleatraa IO”. There num. the Mr. Bell. now up! or a“ hero. arrived on M 8th and took up his residence In the - part of In. Mule We hen-e. His you: hide of a weeks none-ap- anied him and they no "I contort- ably Installed. The manning showers of the put week have once Me med cisterns to the brim. That of may evonlng was a droneher. The ennunl meeting of thle bunch of the Blhle Society held on Thundny last was but poorly utended. not what It should be. Rev. Mr. Greer. recently inducted at Stmttrrtmr, sue a fine addreu relative to the came. and sang a solo. in line voice end power. Mine Ionian Lambert eccen- panied on the omen. He had been leader of a choir in Toronto for oome Sclentilta ngree that properly nude Breed in good for the teeth and bones. Recent laboratory test: prove this conclusively. The“ tests brought out, that in children n diet high in rettned when in by no means ineompatible with excellent calcium nnd phosphorus retention. Give your children plenty of the delicious, wholesome Brand we bake. Eat it rourse1t-tor health and enjoyment. And let us take care of your other baked goods nee " too. We produce 1 wide variety of ttne quality products, on" yo fresh end perfectly boxed. CUSTOM CHOP?!” he and In.“ we m- it out l wile you turn and. Will tinge requiring Fertiliser kindly leave their orders as only" pueblo. on our rho. W M “who”. " will - you. Ounn's Fertiliser in stock HENDERSON" BAKERY Royal Household Piour Brnqt abort. ' 0 Oundo' ' on may Pilot " Ctimplod Oct. Keep in Stock for Sale the follow!“ Goods am!“ mm a-..” up? THE PEOPLE’S MILLS JOHN McGOWAN FLOUR With our new Mutter and MI wile. Rev. H. E. Wright. tad our new tucher. Mr Bell. and his wile, all four milieu. Prieerme mu be said to be looking up! Good'. Mrs. Rom-doll ot New York and brother John Stothart took a. trip up to Manitoutin Mud, and enjoyed the trip and the ocenery chrome. We were favored with a visit from her on Thursday, til too short, but warmly trttpreteiated. In. W. J. Buekham on invitation. had In. Mandel] in tor tea on Friday and had an Informal conversa- tion on old times. Au, youngsters love to hear Kellogg's Rice Kriapiea crackle in milk or cream. They love their delicious flavor too-and the Mother Come stories on the hacks of Rice Kriapiea packagea. Buy Rice Krispiea today. Sold by grocers every- where. Made by Kellogg in Inndon, Ontario. Quality iiat=a:r---m guaranteed. PRtetiiMiLiCi""i"-i,jiii FEED - -- o-tere', "tttstef.? . A... I," HQWIOY' so CRISP they actually meld: in " or clean l In. R. H. leOonkey and three children took in the opening ot the 'C.N.E. in Toronto on Fridey. I Mr. and In. Joseph anon of Suk- 'atoon. High School tucker and later Gia, inspector celled st our home 'ln our thence, not " e dunno, or a. 'brnge party! but at a meeting ot the Bible Society. He expressed it, as 'quite in keeping with our pest. .Thnnks. Mrs. Snell was one ot our itirtrt organism on their war home trom visiting rel. atives at Southampton, in his holl- days. Both they and the three girlies are looking well. They also called on their friend, Mrs. J. C. Harrison, music teacher of their children. The Pres, W. G. Watson, though again moved for ptetrident, strenuous- ly declined. Mr. J. P. McMillan was elected in his place, Mr. Watson tak- ing the position ot vicepres. Mrs P. McKinnon, treas., W. W. Ramage, sec'y, re-elected. We were pleased to have a can from Rev. J. W. and Mrs. Johnston There was held today Monday, one of the saddest funerals for a long time, that of the little two-year old child of Mr and Mrs Roy MoDermid, whose death resulted from a severe scald some days pieviously. It was touching in the extreme to see the little child lying there so fair and angelic in appearance, as all dead children usually are it seems so be- fitting the words of the hymn sung: "He will gather -the gems tor His Kingdom." A large concourse of friends and neighbors gathered to pay their tribute of sympathy to the grief stricken parents and other relatives, in the death of this, their only child. The hymns sung were appropriate: "God sees the little sparrow tall", "When He cometh" and “Gracious Baviour, gentle shepherd". Rev. H. E. Wright conducting the service at the house and graveside, spoke feelingly and quoted many comforting passag~ es of scripture and that of Longfellow "The air is full of farewells" to the dying, "We shall behold her more fair", etc. The pallbearers were Mis- ses Evelyn and Viola McDermid, Flo. rence and Mary Catherine ‘McEachern. Flower girls were Frances Smith, Rosalie McKinnon. Anna Mae McIn- tyre, Anna Mae McEachern. Many varied and beautiful flowers testified to the sympathy of the contributors. The choir ot United church were welcomed at the home ot one ot their popular members. Mrs H. B. McLean on Wednesday night for practice. Mr and Mrs. Bert Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Haliburton, Mrs. Rudd, Miss Ilene Hodgins and Mr. Donald Ross, all of Toronto were recent visitors of Ed Everist. The winding up meeting at the memorial organization was held on Thursday, evening at the home ot Mr P. McKinnon, where all bills were settled and Beer instructed to write thanking all who had minted in making the service a success. It was carried that future events of this nat- ure be held tirsst Sunday in Aug. (D. V.), and even the prime speaker has been agreed upon. How isthat tor These were from: Mr Art Jackson and family, Dundalk; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brett, Toronto; Mr J. B. McDer- mid and family and grandmother; Mrs Geo. Bell and daughter, Dundalk; Mr and Mrs Wm. Brown, Bunessan; Mr and Mrs D. Smellie; Mrs McDon- gsll and family, Sacketts Corners and many others whose names were not attached. Relatives trom distant points were Mr and Mrs Geo Bell and daughter; Mr and Mrs Art Jackson and family; Mr and Mrs Wm. Nich- olle; Mr and Mrs Herb Nicholle, Mr and Mrs Walter Nieholls. Mr and Mrs McCormick (uncles and aunts). allot Dundalk; Mr and Mrs George Hincks Dromorc; Mrs Alex. McDonald and son John and wife. Dromore; Mr and Mrs Clifford Risk, Kimberley; Mr. H, H. McDonald and sister Katie, Edge Hell and many others. Our deepest sympathy and that of the entire neighborhood, goes out to the grief. strioken parents in this, their hourot sorrow and atnietion. Choir practise will "all: be held on Friday evenlng at this week. Any wishing to make use of the voice God has given them, in the service of praise, are cordially invited and made welcome. Work on the new bridge, 2nd con. north, is at present " “standstill for want of a better understanding. or better foundation, which? Mute both. The Council are tuatitUd in seeing that a costly bridge, " it in to be, is not built on . quickund fttttndqtion. Mr Roy Watson, Detroit, u returned ”Idler. non of the late Alfred Wntnon tsnttrrsmsntoesaviatttottuemtain - a - Vintage. in " I. W ow, "', But We were Borrr to hear a the not built on . qttieututd tttttndqtion. death or another old (Hand Mr And. Mr Roy Watson, Detroit, t returned Henry ot Hohuln. and with " lor- ”Idler. non of the late Alfredwuaon mung friend. In -thtaar. new httprmntonavimwhucmln -tintrtrueksftqttttetqewerhrsmr here. W. G. Wuhan. 2well " Anon Church to nun no. Mr Hector um maven word‘- We notice an: 'rttteaunq Bert nu. MortdnrtttathittMatar, In. Mtiitineattitwatmtts thousandth. sunbumodunylmm whiehutuota.tadtoru1-r. UNI!" Mr David Hlncka and Jean, Mr and Mrs W. J. Hin'cks and family spent the weekend with friends at Arthur and Elena. and were accompanied home by the farmer’s aunt, Mrs D. MeNea of North Dakota. who has been visiting her sister at Elam. The Bale for the W..M.S. was packed on Wednesday at the home of Miss Nellie McLean, Visitors Sunday at Mr. Angus Mc- Laehlan's, were Mr. John Scott, Dar more; Mr and Mrs Eldon McLach- lan and two daughters and Mists Marie McLachlan of Agincourt. Mr and Mrs J. A. MacCualg, Dur- ham visited on Suvday at Mr, Hen- ry Tucker's. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nichol and family and Mrs Thos. Nichol visited Sunday with friends in Colllngwood, the latter remaining for a week's visit. Mr. Alex Brodie returned to Tor- onto, after spending the past two months with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Ben McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rundman and daughter Mary returned to Toronto after holidaying here. Mr. Allan McLean ls visiting his daughters In Toronto. Miss Effie Mchnel, Mrs D. Mac- Donald and son Donald and daughter Dorothy, Toronto visited on Thursday with their sister Mrs A. L. Hincks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hlncks, Mr and Mrs. Jim Morrel, son Arnold and dau- ghter Isabel ot Guelph, visited Friday at Wm. J. Hlncks. in; in Ton-to, when she has been: ”that In the M “to! for the Int in month. Deanna who 'rto"resamorages hunt)... well for some time. She vss mam- ghur of mm. ind Ann new. and wss born near Guelph. Her hm band predeceased her ' years Mo. She spent most of her life in Toronto and seven yen-a ego moved to Price- ville. She was of I kind and cheer NI disposition and was held in the highest esteem by all. She lenves to mourn her lose one ulsterllre. Cunn- bell near the Coast, and one brother, Hector McLean, Prieeviile; (Sandy and Neil, deceased) and two daugh- ters, Annie Mrs Harry Whitehorn and Exile, Mrs. Sangster, Montreal. The funeral will be held at 2 pan. Wed- nesday in St. Andrews Presbyterian church. Interment will take place in Priceville cemetery. Miss Margaret McArthur returned home after spending a month visiting with friends at Flint, Mich. Mr and Mrs Joh n Parker of Was- aga Beach, Miss Margery Evenst. Miss Jean Walker, Mr Douglas Tay- lor, Mr. Harry Bhuitord, Toronto, were week end visitors at Ed. Ever- let’s. Mr. Donald Aldcorn of Toronto spent the weekend with his parents here. Mr. Robt. Beyers, Detroit, spent the weekend at Mr. T. Tucker’s. Mrs. Beyers and son Bobby who have been visiting here returned home with him. This Monday morning the sun is shining yet the weather seems unset- tled and anxious eyes are being cast at the clouds. The snipe: also are calling. Fair weather tor this week is needed badly tor the harvest. The Swamp College outfit with Bert Scott and Clarence Harrison ln charge have done several little Jobs of threshing west of the Park, giving general saUsfactlon. The trmrin ls al- so doing all that it was expected to do, even a. little better, both in man- tity and quality, we are told. It will make good seed as some ot it is " ready growing in the stock. Schools open Tuesday with Mira Campbell back to Boothvllle tor the fifth year and Oswald Dingwall at Swinton his accond year. was Stew. art ot Ceylon is at Swamp College. Miss Tresldder who he; went. the vacation here returned to Toronto on Sunday and will take up her work on Tuesday in kindergarten school Min Margaret Brown has gone back to her school near Hamilton. Mrs Pollock (nee Annie MoCsnnel) of Boothvme is home from the In: my saw: on n short visit with trrotherrtt, sisters and my old friend: Wm. J. McLeod, wife and little daughter last week motored to Lon- don, tnklng with them mothers, Mrs. G. W. Parslow and Mrs Neil McLeod, also Mm Nell McMillan to visit with friends there. Mrs Robert Knox is mending this week with daughter Mrs Bowden in Tomato. Glad to meet " munch on Sunday Mn Katie McCulnell and daughter May of Toronto. SWINTON PARK Mr Hum Mttttd of Clarksburg, spout the week end with father Ind duet here. Mr and In Eva-t Mc- Lean and two long ot water: bill went 1 couple of can " Mr Booth Miaa Hume Burgess of Hotover wu the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. An. drew Hustle, last week. was Irene Kisses, Dam. spent Inst Tuesday with Miss Florence Mr and Mrs Wm. Biemsn enter-l tained about 135 guests at a. reception 1 on Wednesday evening in honour ot) their daughter Edna C. whose mae rinse took place that afternoon to C. W. Smith of Neustadt. Guests were present from Hanover, Walkerton, Neustadt and Niagara Falls. Mr and Mrs McKclvie and son Howard sup- plied music tor dancing. SMlTH-BlEMAN A quiet wedding was solemnized in the Lutheran parsonage, Hanover, on Wednesday afternoon last, at 3 o'. clock when Edna Caroline, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm. Bie- man ot Bentinck. was united in mar- riage to Clarence W., only son ot Mr and Mrs P. Smith ot Neustadt, by Rev. E. F. Sterz. The bride who was unattended was prettily attired in a I1oor length gown ot pink silk net over tattetta of the same shade, trimmed with a wide sash of blue ribbon and knots ot blue baby ribbon. and carried a bouquet ot snap drag- ons. baby: breath and fern. A white felt hat and white accessories com- pleted the costume. Following the ceremony a dainty wedding supper was served at bride's home, which was nicely decorated with pink and blue streamers and wedding bells. The table was centered with the bride's three storey cake and silver bud vases. Later in the evening a large reception was held. The young couple will reside in Neustadt where the groom is conducting a garage business. Mr. Alfred Bailey left tor Suit. last week. While there he will visit his brothers Will and Jim. Mr ttttd Mn T. Burlington tutd son Leslie of Southampton visited Mm. Darlingwn's mother. Mrs. W. And- erson. last week. Mita Vern. McCulln left tor Tor- onto last Thursday after spending the summer with her parents hale. Mia Edith Hustle ot Hanover spent part of last week with friends around Crawford. Mr. E. Steer and sister Mildred of Ramble were guests on Sunday at Mr Will Anderson's. Mrs W. P. Lamont and daughter Marion of Brant spent a couple of days recently at home of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. MacDonald. Mm. T. Tuck and Mrs. Reg. MC- Lean and son Alla: ot Toronto spent the last two weeks at the home ot their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McCaslln. Sunday School and church service will be at the usual hour next Sun- day, the pastor, Rev. T. Heeney having returned from his holidays. Irmlnmm W 1ttatwmhwtthdatettarMm.- “a In " has In Owen Sound. Mrs. Bill Eddie and family have mturned to Toronto after spending the summer month: with her sister Miss Ada Banks. tor Detroit where she will spend a week’s holidays. Mines Marion and Heather Boyd have returned to their schools in To- ronto. Congratulations to Mm Emma Senator end Mr. Bruce leCrne of the Rocky. who were happily married on Wednesday. Sorry to hear that the infant not. of Mr and Mr: George Braun In very m. We hope he wilt soon be better. Mr. Joe Kenny, Owen Bound Ipent a day recently with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kenny. mu Haunt Kenny apent the weekend with Min Ivy Melwhe. Mr. Ind Mrs. Jot Kemer and tam. lly went Sunday in Pbrmon. Our deepest sympnthy is extended to the husband and family of the late Mrs. Juno: Vuey. Mr And In Mike Casey 1nd tam- ily went Sunday with her mother, In. Will Kenny Br. Mr. and In. “her! Tnn'ord sud Ion Duh! spent I any recently with Mr. and In. Herb. TMord. lum hue rammed to Detroit utter unending their summer holiday- with their mint-onto, Mr and In. At. Mr and In Will Kenny " and family lent Sunday with Mr. ad In Mike Kenny. also visited with Mr. J. Timmins who I: very ill. Mr. mu Nola - an ween-d in Ovals-ad. Miss Reta Melosh left on Sunday GLENROADEN ONTARIO ARCHIVES Cutie: 1 cow: dutc- dven It um ot ale; 6 two-y r-old steers; 1 two- year-old heifer; you-ling hetfem; , Pin: 1 brood w; ' store pin. MI: 80 Rock nu. One collie dog. One dog, collie. HIP Ems Cutter; Busy; coorlnick binder; Bronttord mower; ynke; Mylond~ er (nearly new) Haney-(hm: need drill, " hoe; Itivator, " tooth i-section borrows; let; Walking plough; 2 two-tum on: 910081“ sculller; running mil . pen, lunater wagon; set of sleigh: - rack; wagon box; sleligh pl dorm; net ot sale: (2,000 pounds); ew barn rope, pulleys and fork; p pulper; cut- ting box; Deering m ure spreader; wheelbarrow; maple ymp pun nnd buckets; t augu- kettl ; cream up orator; set of team mesa,- set ot plough harness; thou 15 cords of hardwood poles: quant y of unused lumber and brick. HOUSEHOLD E TS Oak dining room table side-board; 6 dining room chairs; 6 kitchen chairs; kitchen range; I oil stove, three burner and oven 31 out new;; drop lent table; Singer Be in; unch- ine; Vlctrola end other a idea too numerous to mention. Sale at 1 o'clock in . TERMS, CASH The farm will also be otteted for sale at the same time and place, subjcrt to reserved bid. Terms and conditions will be made known at date ot sale. about " and “bean; 1 not! tsorde. All persons having claims again“ the estate of ohn McNally. late of the Town of rhun, deceased, are required to tlie t e nine with W. D. Henry, K. C.. Dur m. Ont., Solicitor for the executors, or before the 15th day of Septem ' IOM. Dated at Durham t I 26th day of NOTICA TO CREDITORS August, 1936 . Double brick h e on South “do ot Mill Street,, In ood state ot re- pair, with all conve (paces. Apply to J. H. Me rrle, Durham FOR SALE Farm, Crop Stock and Implements being Lots 13 d 14 on the Brtrt con. of Gleneig, nort of the Durham road on Highway No. , containing " oc- res more or less: 4 miles from Dur- ham, all {needed d n, mostly new in good state of itivation. good fences, Iota of water, clumping wat. er for stock; about 1 tom at hart wood, some swamp. no mmbemco. For information apply to . A. Brown Prioevilie R. R. l. Buildings rs. Ind moved, "o stone wall: at hunted. Will take any kind of farm' stock In return. For particulars c l on Hugh C. Me. Lean, R.R. l, Pric llle. RotrYEB--Naeta goodgolng m Pt. BTOP0itb-qrit1ttn limit ot um but ”(In ad muttastng- " Port (a) tom-M “who can " amt-out. manly 1%: not mm, pm r0.- ular trertn (In. (D) parlour and .uttdarnt “on!" can at nttgtrotrhmataty 1%: par M uracil-to In. a! “at. Omaha "qthiat turning vi: - route and line on- Ir. Gourm- optloml rouunn. GOING DATES Dally 80m. "th to Oct. 8, 1080 Return Limit: " din. EXCURSIONS SLEEPING CAR P80... Ticket! good In WESTEKI CANADA mlol, pm - ”at or Berth an. Special Bargain TO ALL STATIONS IN Appretrtmatety ONE CENT PER MILE Solicitor for the em Good in Coach“ only Rom. Brigham, Auctioneer, F” SALE TORONTO ths - rack; I pl dorm; net ot In); ew barn rope, p wiper; cut- , m ure spreader; aple ymp pun und kettl ; cream up In men: set at thou 15 cords of PRIVILEGES J. L. "tT'tt, M.B., M.C.. PS. one. and Balance: Com! 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AND hummtmuymt e Down Town Shoe Store J. l liklulhlrg J. ll. MQMRIIE. B. A. Ocular-y In all Ito M GEORGE E. DUIGAI REPAIRING " DOUAL T. n. SNEATII. M. B. FARE AND ONE THIRD FOR ROUND TRIP F. M. EAGLESOI DR. c. P. PARK BESSIE IcGlLIJVM‘ WE HAVE rancid... 350' ft 3'er tMgt at' - "il