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0S. cold spell with h reminds us distant . Crutchley were Mr. and Mrs. RN a Y ‘ of st taking re Mr and and Mrs J. ind Mrs A. of Durham. and family of Durham, h Mr=â€"and id Mrs Jack weekend visâ€" Mr and Mr3 1ovies M bi & a short ifter visitâ€" past few M »Ad blind Rob M oin M gzuests nn afte #h 1 C 2 M ound. Arthâ€" home wit hy A xC ery week NPE ®® 1ty M U en t ind ttle M Te of and ken son the TAKE YOUR CHOICE ! in enjoyment throughâ€" \ ==<= out the whole year for e . yourself and your famâ€" s ily. Magazines of lour own choice and this newspaper, packed with stories, timeâ€" ly articles, helpful departments and' colorâ€" ful ilustrations. Now is your chance. ver for their Oct. w.. Mrs C. Harrison presided. Miss 4 The St. Columba W A. met at the home ¢ THE REVIEW says Give your children plent bake. FEat it yourselfâ€"for care of your other baked variety of fine duality nrai Scientists agree that properl; and bones. Reeent laboratory t tests brought out, that in child by no means incompatible with retention. wl Can. Horticulture and PRICEVILLE :»._, HENDERsON‘s BAKERY ‘* yourselfâ€"for health ur other baked goods fine quality products, a â€">â€"1y. plenty ot_ppe d elicious Anna One magazine from group 2 and this newspaper One magazine from group 1 PC Tt > Patviscoteticnet dthe ... h ... 11 is needs, too. We produce a wide , always fresh and perfectly baked. This Offer Fully Guarâ€" anteedâ€"All Renewals Will Be Extended. o made Bread is ; sts prove this co en a diet high in excellent calcium C]] Liberty Mag.(52Issues)1 yr. CC Judge â€" â€" â€" > > > > 1yr. [C] Parents‘ Magazineâ€" â€" 1yr. [C] Trae Story â€" > > â€" â€" 1yr. [â€"] Screenland â€" â€" â€" â€" â€" 1yr. [C] House & Garden â€" â€" 6ma. ing chapters of the study 1 Africa were given by Mrs. and Mrs. Ritchie. The W.A. by Miss E. James and curre iness was discussed. At the McLean enjoyment. And let id is good for the teeth this conclusively. These high in refined wheat is alcium â€" and phosphorus , wholesome Bread VIEICIXITY study book on current busâ€" t the end of Mr and Mrs Ronald McDonald, Colâ€" lingwood were visitors last week at Mr. T. Nichol‘s. | Mrs. McMeekin returned home afâ€" Miss Dorothy Watson, spent the weekend with Miss Bern‘ce Carson. Mr. Lawrence McKeown and famâ€" ily moved from the village to the S. Line. Messrs Lorne McArthur and Camâ€" eron McLean, South Line, have gone North. Mr and Mrs Henry Tucker and family, Mr and Mrs A. L. Hincks and family, were visitors first of the week at Mr. Sianley Harrison‘s home. Mr and Mrs Robt. Ferr‘s, Swinton ‘Park were guests Sunday with Mr. |and Mrs A. L. Hincks. j Miss Donalda Nichol spent last | week visiting friends in Collingwood. l On Friday night the members, their | husbands and families of Holdfast U. |F.W.O. club met at home of Mr and | Mrs Jim Sturrock when 65 were presâ€" | ent. The first part of the evening was fspent in progressive euchre and Mr. |Gordon MacLeod won 1st prize, and | Miss Isabel Cameron won 2nd prize. The remainder of the evening was _spent in dancing. Good music was !supplied by Mr Gordon MacLeod and | a most enjoyable evening was spent.( A delightful lunch was then served to: all. A vote of thanks was moved by; Mrs. J. A. Nichol for the use of | their house. | Mr and Mrs John Drimmie of Droâ€" more were visitors Friday with Mr. and Mrs Ben McKenzie. Mr and Mrs Thos. Nichol with Mr and Mrs E. Bennett spent the week end visiting friends in London. Mr and Mrs Allie McLean and son left last week for Toronto, where he has secured work. Messrs Joe and Wilfred Campbell left last week for the north. Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper will be observed, ~Sunday next, Nov. Ist, when a good turn out is looked for. Miss Ethel Watson, Toronto, spent a few days visiting her brothers, Elâ€" mer and Wilfred. Mr and Mrs Bill Hill Fergus, were recent visitors at Mr. H. R. Mc Lean‘s. in | The W.M.S. and W.H. met on Tuesday at home of Mrs. Bradey Irâ€" win, when there were 40 present. Mrs Sutherland presided over the W. M.S. meeting. Mrs W. Watson gave & splendid paper on the life of Dr. Goforth. Mrs Neil Cameron also gave‘ a humorous reading which was much{ enjoyed. Mrs Jno. Nichol Sr., preâ€" sided over the W.H. meeting. Mrs.‘ Jack McMeekin gave a reading . Mu| Donald Campbell had the topic, "Is| it more profitable to read than trayâ€" el", which was much enjoyed. A cake contest created much fun and the prize was won by Mrs A. L. M‘ncks after which a delightful lunch was Served by the hostess, Mrs McMeekâ€" in and Mrs Neil Camétron. The Novâ€" ember meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Wilfred Watson. Mrs. Andy Ford has decided to reâ€" tain her old home for another month yet. in the Presbyterian church evening. of the players. As a dancing hours were u In the weary wain After a long impatient waiting on Friday evening, the play from Wareâ€" ham, â€"finally got started at 10.40. A breakâ€"down on the way. delaved twa Mr and Mrs wili Bowes, Markdale, together with their daughter Mrs. T. Lucas and her husband and bouncing baby, spent the weekend at the home of Mr. H. B. McLean. The Misses B. and E. James were also welcome visitors. We were pleased to meet with Mr. Henry Watson of Ottawa, up on a viâ€" sit to his mother here. Coming by way of Beeton he brought his brotherâ€" inâ€"law with him, Mr. Norval Brawâ€" ley. The latter‘s wife already here one week ago, returned home this Monday morning with them, the meeting a sociable o â€" | _ t * Ob _finowu.mg ter °no nostess serving tea assisted by Mrs. F. R. Oliver. â€" Mrs. Harrison Miss Anna Shortreed and Miss Sadie Precommunion service by, will be held Friday (H. Baker, son of Mr and Mrs Wm. ;Baker of Markdale. |_As the bride entered the living room, with her brother, who gave her in marriage, the pianist, Mrs. M. |\ Wankel, sister of the bride, played the wedding march from ‘Lohengrin‘. | The bride was charming in a gown of | American beauty satin back â€" moire and carried a sheaf of carnations |and roses. The ceremony was perâ€" formed by Rev. R. A. Minor of Unâ€" ited church, Elbow. beneath an arch | _of wedding bellis with roses _ and streamers of harmonizing tones, in the presence of immediate relations and friends. After congratulations and best wishes for a very happy future, a buffet luncheon was served to upwards of about forty guests. A threetiered wedding cake in a satin covered base was encircled with white tulle, sprinkled with American Beauty roses and ferns, and guarded ; by four candles. R 1 | _ The home of Mr. Raymond R. Ecâ€" | tor, Elbow, Sask., was the scene of a | vyery pretty wedding on Saturday, Oct. il‘lth at three o‘clock, when his sister | Elsie Elizabeth, second youngest dauâ€" ghter of the late Mr and Mrs Archiâ€" | baid Ector, became the bride of Jas. â€" _"~°" 17070 and W. J. McEachnie. Mr and Mrs Reg. Bell and daughters of Toronto vis‘ted at the Benham home. Mr. Walter Benham Sr., who has spent a couple of weeks in the city returned home with, them. Mr. Wm. McEachnie and Leonard, Mr and Mrs w. Lyons and family have moved to the village. Mr. Garnet Riddell and boy friend of Toronto, spent the weekend with Messrs Llioyd and W. J. McEachnie. Mr and Mrs Reg. Bell and daughters of Toronto vis‘ted at the Benham home. Mr.. Walter Rayhowms . . _ .. in annilam" .0 con~~ 0. â€" mueu=es cBie nundlc of old papers, only ‘Q’ four candles. at Review Office. Just the thing for‘ Thobrldeandxroommeivedmm lighting fires, laying under carpets, Mrs. Wilkin cently with her kin, Miss Bernice McTaggart visited a few days with her aunt Mrs Arch‘e Russell. Mr Fred Benham came home from working near Toronto on Friday. Mrs. Wilkin Elimwood visited reâ€" Mr. Showell, Owen Sound is now the stationed preacher at the Christâ€" ian and Missionary Alliance church, and with wife and two children is expected in a short time to occupy the manse, Mr and Mrs E. Hood visited â€" reâ€" cently with relatives in Shelburne. Mr and Mrs Hugh C. Sinclair were home from Buffailo. The United W.M.S. will hold their November meeting at the home of Mrs E. Hockridge at Dundalk. At the Oct. meeting of W.L. held at home of Mrs Nathan Haw, Dr. F. Martin, Dundalk, gave a fine address on ‘Emergencies in the home‘. Hopeâ€" ville Institute visited with the Cedarâ€" ville branch at the home of Mrs C. Gillies, Oct. 21st and provided the program, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Flood lately moved in with Mr Flood in the Park. Plowing is net#rly done cutting wood for the CX next spring. Mr. and Mrs. Weslevy The Swamp College threshing maâ€" chine, which started the season here, has wandered far to the southâ€"east, but after a good long term, is back on the old home stretch at Edmond Fowler‘s today, and cleaning up al! the odd jobs. Neil McLeod attended a meeting of the Grey & Bruce Insurance Co. in Hanover last Friday. Mr and Mrs G. W. Parslow spent the week end in Toronto with their daughters, and their husbands. | _ The weatberman has stepped a |little heavily on the pedal. The first hard frost of the season came on Monday, the 26th of October. Now for the turnip harvest. On Friday last Dr. Martin of Dunâ€" dalk was at the school, giving the second vaccination for diptheria. Some thirty children were treated . Mr and Mrs. John Aldcorn spent Sunday afternoon at William Aldâ€" corn‘s near Mount Forest. Miss McLeod R. N., attended nurâ€" ses‘ convention in Toronto last week and enjoyed a trip to Montreal at the week erd. On Tnursday evening this week, preparatory services will be held in the church and Sunday next Nov. 1st sacrament will be dispensed. Delbert Haw motored over to Bayâ€" field Saturday evening, bringing back Mrs. Haw, who spent the last two weeks with her mother and brothers. On Monday evening at Young Peoâ€" ple‘s meeting in the church, Mrs. Hockridge of Dundalk gave a very inâ€" teresting talk on her experiences while travelling, stressing much why we ought to be thankful for our many blessings . friends in Windsor, Toronto and Hamâ€" ilton, and was accompanied home by her sister Mrs Mepham. BAKERâ€"ECTOR SWINTON PARK HOPEVILLE ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO soun ‘ done. Some are the syrup making Mr. Orvin Wilâ€" visiting bhandsome gifts. They will reside on ing just north of Mount Forest the car just missed being struck by the ftrain. The auto was almost on the track when the train came along and only for the preserce of mind of the driver, all would vndoubtedly _ have been killed. He swung the car into the ditch, giving the occupants a bad shaking up but undoubtedly sayâ€" ing their lives. Miss Macphail adâ€" dressed the meeting after her arrival and said that "Never again will I be so close to death. _ North Egremont corr.: Mr and Mrs W. H. Hunter motored by wayi} of Galt to Woodstock, taking a load with him to the Provincial ploughing match. .. .. Mr. Emerson Lawrence arrived home more than a week ago from Toronto where he was undergoâ€" ing treatment for the loss of his foot while returning from Aamp in June Mount Forest. At the G.T.R. Miss Arnes Macphail, the U.F.O. candidate in South ftrey had about as narrow escape from being killed by a train on Friday as she ever will have. She was with a party of friends motoring to the Crerar mantin~ a+p On Wednesday, Oct. 19th at the home of Rev. T. w. Mills in Blueâ€" vale, former minister at Dornoch, the marriage was solemnized of Muriel Blanche Reid, daughter of Mr=and Mrs Peter Re‘d of Durham, to John James Ray, son of Mr and Mrs Jno. Ray, Dornoch. Mr Thos. Greenwood, Durham Road Glenelg, purchased some time ago the | former Hunter farm, directly opposite ‘ his land. His son Herbert with his wife and children are expected home from Dakota shortly and expect in future to become residents of Ontar-j io as they will reside on and work: this farm, | _A company has been formed . to ‘mlse silver and black foxes as Priceâ€" ville. By Nov. ist they expect to have 20 pairs of pure bred class A foxes. They have at present 10 pairs and the above foxes are capitalized at $25,000 in shares at $100 each .. Mr. H. B. McKinnon of the Toronto‘ Globe is on the directorate. The company will be known as the‘ Priceville Fox Co. Ltd. Major J. M.! McGillivray is Manager. j The new R. C. Church will be opâ€" ened on Sunday next at 4 p.m. j 15 YEARS A@o Taker from Review, fyle. _ Dromore corr.: Misses Florence Renwick and Effie McMillan, Messrs Edgar Renwick, Bert Eccles, Murray Findlay and James Isaac, who are atâ€" tending High School in Durham, were home over the weekend. ...... Mrs. Taylor last week had the fnisfortune to fall and break her arm at the wrist. We are pleased to say it is healing nicely ... . Mr. Robt. Taylor has had a fine new driving shed erâ€" ected. _ 5 ‘ North Egremont corr.: An unusual occurrence took place last week when a boar belonging to John McBeth reâ€" sented an attack by a neighbor‘s dog and in the battle that â€"followed killed the canine. The population of South Grey on June 1st was 19287 and that of the various municipalities was as follows : Bentinck, 2884; Egremont 3075; Glenâ€" elg 2232; Normanby 3434; _ Sullivan 2814; Chatsworth $57; Durham 1573; Hanover ?342; Neustadt 466. A pretty wedding was solemnized last Wednesday, Oct. 18th at the home of Mr. Wm. Lauder, Varney, when his second daughter, Blanche, became the bride of Mr. Geo. Harâ€" bottle of Durbam. The officers of S. Grey Teachers‘ Association for 1912 are: pres., W. L. Dixon; 1st vice pres., Miss Margâ€" aret McKenzie; 2nd vice, Miss Anna Scott; _ Sec‘yâ€"treas., Thos. Allan; Managing com., Messrs G. Bryson and Wm. Campbell, Misses Moore, E. Swanston, E. J. Wilson; _ auditors, Annie C. McKenzie and Fred Smith. While cranking up their auto, prepâ€" aratory to go for a drive on Tues: day morning, Eric Kelly had two bones boken in the wrist of his right arm by the crank springing back on While kicking football at school on Tueséday, Master John Mcliraith was knocked down, and in falling had the misfortune to have his elbow disloâ€" Taken from Review fyle, Oct. 26/11 IN DAYS OF YORE of Waterloo. the sroom‘s farm northâ€"west of Elâ€" bow. Guests from a distance were Mr and Mrs Thos. Sellers and family of , fyle, Oct. 27|21 200 acres in Holland township, 2 miles northâ€"east of Dornoch. Good brick house and barn, also good orâ€" chard. Soft and hard water conâ€" venient. Apply at Review Office. > Kitchen Range in good condition. Good baker, priced only $12.00 cash, or will take good body wood in exâ€" change. A Wyville, Durham. Buildings raised and moved, : stone walls straightened. Will t any kind of farm stock in return For particulars call on Hugh C. Lean, R.R. 1, Priceville. on Highway No. 4, containi 99 acâ€" res more or less; 4 miles f Durâ€" ham, all seeded down, mostly new in good rtate of cultivation,\ good fences, lots of water, no pumping watâ€" er for stock; about 12 acres of\ hardâ€" wood, some swamp, no incum nce. For information apply to J. A. wan Priceville R. R. 1. FOR SALE | Dates arranged at Herald Office, Dunâ€" Farm, Crop, Stock and Im lemeuts‘!dflk. also through Durham Review being Lots 13 and 14 on the first con. 404 Flesherton Advance. _ Geo, E. of Glenelg, north of the Durham road Duncan, Dundalk P.O, Phone 4 r+43 on ind en enc us C 1 ty ce h o wa ent St., Montreal. # FOR SALE Double brick house on South side of Mill Street,, in good of _ re pair, with all conveniences \ Apply to J. H. McQuarrie, Durham FOR SALE Farm, Crop, Stock and Implements being Lots 13 and 14 on the first con. Double brick house on“E:uth side of Mill Street,, in good of _ reâ€" pair, with all conveniences \ Apply to J. H. McQuarrie, Durham AGENTS WANTED Make big money sell goods that sell on sight. A th d homes in your district are pr ts for our line of 200 househol necessities . Experience unnecessary Start to make big money at once. Write to Familex Products Co., 570 St. Clemâ€" ent St., Montreal. ‘ TAKE A DE LUuXE Ttax: FROM DEPOT OR WHARFâ€"2%e A QUIET, WELL conpuctEp, conNvENiEnt, mopern 100 ROOM HOTELâ€"85 WiTH BATH ton, who survives. He had been in failing health for the past year, and came to the home of his neice, Mrs. Sullivan, last February, ily. Heo was born in Cork ‘County, Ireland, 79 years ago and was only 6 years of age when his parents came to Canada, settling in Bentinck. At the age of 23 he went to the United States and settled in Grand Rapids, Michigan . Twenty three years ago he married Catherine Downey of Bolâ€" pailbearers wore all nephews, Jame: Lister, Xavier Sweeney, John and David Sweeney, John and Vincent Sweoney. Bweeney was held from the home of his neice Mrs. Hannah Sullivan to St. Paul‘s R. C. Church with Rev. Father Leavey conducting mass. The EDWARD swWEENEyY is Mr. Swoeney is the last of his famâ€" GOOD FARM FOR SsALE The funeral of the late STOVE FOR SALE AGENTS WANTED FOR SALE WANTED For free details ager, 570 St. LAID TO REST ining 99 acâ€" s f Dur-l mostly new ation,\ good um watâ€"| res of\hardâ€"| cum nce. | J. &A. wn; | «* | oved, kso | will e| n return. i Iugh C. I e | cution and Physical Culture Specia) course for advapced pupils, including Hand Culture and Arm Gouches Be ginners a specialty. Kindergarten method for children of pre school age Have commenced teaching. Studin aw. Honor Post Graduate Aima College Pupil of Parntil Morris, A. A. G. 0. try Chiropractic .‘]l.tmom.,_ sage and UVitra Violst Rays Surveys, Reports Telephons 31, OR Licensed Auctioneer for Grey County Dentistry in all its Branches X RAY GAB EYTH a®i. B. M. CHARLTO!I, A. A. C. M.; All documents efficiently -hrlunfdvm C. G. AND Honor Graduate Toronto University, Graduate Royal Coll. Dental Surgéons Specalist, Eye, Ear, Nose and In Durham every other wee Office: Mill Street, DURHAM, Ont Notary Public, Realtor, Insi Office Hours : J. L. SWITH, M.B., M.C., P.s. Office and Residence: Corner Counrnâ€" tess and Lambton Streets, Durham Office hours : 9 to 11 am. 1.30 to 4 pm., 7 to 9 p.m., Sundays excepted J. F. GRANT, D.D.S., L.z.< See your local Chiropractors J. H. MeQUARRIE, B. a. J. S. MclLRAITH P. E. MacARTHUR » C. PICKERING, DDS, LoS HOURS : 2 â€" 4 p. m. 7 â€"â€" 9 p. m. Lawrence‘s store. Hours 1 to 8 GEORGE E. DUNCAN ROYDEN BURNETT, SUuITABLE For FALL WEaAR we have them in Low and High cut at Old Prices May have to advance prices in November. Get your supply now while stock is plenty and prices moderate. Leather or Rubâ€" ber Footwear IF : Over Vollett‘s Store. T. H. SNEATH, M. D Lambton 8t., Durham, Ont. BESSIE McGILLIVRA) : _ Over .& M. EAGLESON 4& Dominion Land Surveyc ered Professional Engineer TRAVELLING Goons Always in Stock . , ORANGEVILLE, One. Royal Bank, Durham ARE ThHinkimma or BUYING Royal Bank, Durham. . P. PARK 1.30 to 4.00 p. m. 7.30 to 900 p. m.