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nert Collectors EVILLE, onT. _ Telephone Y & AIKEN reference COLLECTED AMPDEN M Wm. Fritz visited with t over the week end his home here. Lance Rumble, Toronâ€" visitors at the home Mrand Mrs R. Lawson : Grasby, Toronto, was wday with ber sister Thos. Hancock or Toâ€" M. Watson of Fero® Mr Wilfred and Miss SAUGEEN : of old friends and i attendance at the e Mrs Wm, Bourne exiend sympathy to band and daughters. vdon McCracken and ors this week with 1937 Woife Merlin portune counts. Woife ean nents vas a visitor i1 MeLean. ‘utchley visitâ€" s in Berkeley Lawson are accompanied Rumble on a pend a week a Bill Logan Tuesday v'glm dd:eases Belt and friendly he local ic family s Hannat ist week ere â€" the vife of Ayt, ek at Bonnie is a sister Maples _ re is returned ifter spendâ€" ks with her near v. Whas. ted upou dictomy ind on ~ht lad‘s man JLitt. wther and mâ€"theâ€"Lake es in this M 1, Durham home _ of he {found v Mrc. » Rivers tating Profit i«tin The fy Symon V id ho vith The ons term ritt w it hy troit U the all id _ ‘HE DURHAN & +C Harsh words & aoen 1ways hurt the & & a Adverse criticism often is merely juln.ny. < o yean people always expect most genâ€" erosity. e Some folk And ppiness m «nhaDDy. fe h 1 Trickstors can‘t face a steady eye. Anniversary Services, Sunday, Nov. 7th FOWL SUPPER, Monday, Nov. 8th he FIRESIDE PHILOSOPHER® A generous Thankâ€"offering is asked for. By ALFRAED BiGaGs Presented by the Maxwell Dramatic Club ADMI|S$SSION 35¢ and 20c. COME ONE AND ALL ST. COLUMBA CHURCH Priceville 11 a m.â€"Major, the Rev. Stanley Elliott, B. A. 7.30 p.m.â€" The Rev. D. Bruce Gordon, B. D. NOV. 4, 1937 Supper 6 to 8 p.m., followed by a Play, "THE REVOLT OF YOUTH ‘ PRICEVILLEG :2 Wn. Calder Estate J. N. Murdeck sold by REVIEU Owing to there being no service in the Presbyterian church Sunday a.m. many of the members keeping upthe practice of church going, worshipped Some six members of the Ministerâ€" lal Association met at the Manse on Tuesday with Rev. H. E. Wright. Mrs Rev. McAusland and Mrs Service also graced the company. Another matter of delight was meetâ€" ing with Mr and Mrs Emnest Cleminâ€" son, of North Bay, on a visit to us here. The latter, a valued member of Dromore choir some 15 years ago, known as Mildred Scott of North Egremont, is looking quite matronly with her little boy. at St. Columba. At the evening serâ€" vice, in the Presbyterian church, Rev. Gordon of Grand Valley preached . At an after meeting held, a discusâ€" sion took place as to joining in with Markdale in connection with present pleasant visit with friends in Mount Forest, Fergus, etc., looking hale and Drive slowly in passing St, Columâ€" ba, and notice the fine retaining wall south of the church, built by Thomas Harrison Jr. The display plaque has been renewed and paint applied where Rev. and Mrs Robert Dingwall of Rosemount, were visitors Monday at Mr FEA. Dingwall‘s. Bornâ€"On Oct. 23rd, to Mr and Mrs Jack McMillan, south line, a son, in Mrs Nuhn‘s private nursing home, Flesherton. Bornâ€"On Oct. 22nd, to Mr and Mrs J. D. Campbell, a daughter, in Mrs. Nuhn‘s private nursing home. Mrs Farquhar McKinnon spent a day last week with Mrs Alex Carson. The Holdfast U.F.W.O. Club meetâ€" ing will be held on Wednesday Nov. 10, at home of Miss May Stewart. Mr Alex. Carson with Mr and Mrs Art Richardson and family motored to Toronto Friday and spent the week Mr and Mrs Blair of Niagara Falls spent a few days at Mr Angus Mcâ€" Lachlan‘s. end . Mr David Hincks and daughter Mrs 1 Chas. Tucker and Theilma, motored to Toronto Friday to attend the graduation of Miss Aimeda Hincks on Friday afternoon. They were acâ€" companied home by Miss Almeda to spend a month‘s vacation. Miss Margaret McLean, of Toronto We are pleated to welcome home arham THE DURHAM REVIEW is visiting at her father‘s, Mr Mr and Mrs Allie McLean and son Clare, Mr and Mrs Stanley Harrison and Beth and Mr Jack Webster were visitors first of week at A| L Hincks‘ Mr Alex. Knox. Toronto. spent the week end here. school on Thursday night when an amateur contest was given by the pupils. â€" Miss Anna McVicar stepâ€" danced. Good music was supplied by | MrFred Runciman and Mr Bell. Solos by Mrs Sutherland and Mr. Bell. Reâ€" freshments were then served to all.| Rev. Mr. Jones, of Grand Valley, preached in the Presbyterian church; here on Sunday. | Keep in mind the fowl supper on Friday evening, Nov. 5th in St. Anl drews‘ Church, when Badjeros Dramâ€" atic Club will presint their play “Ap-l ple blossom time". \ Everybody wel-l Miss Ilene McKechnie and Mr Lesâ€" ter Wright, Buffalo, were visitors durâ€" ing the week end at the home of Mr Archie McEachnie. Mr and Mrs McDougall and family Walkerton, were visitors the first of the week with Mr and Mrs. Fraser ‘The November meeting of W. I. will be held Wednesday the 10th at the home of Mrs Fred Fell. Dr Frank Martin, Dundalk, will give an address Mrs Wm Wade, a former resident of con, 10, now making her home at Mount Forest, called on friends in this district last week. Mr and Mrs Hugh C. Sinclair and infant son, John Arnie, Buffalo, spent over the week end at his parental home and also called on relatives at Little Miss Betty Gillespie, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jno Gillespie, who has been in Toronto hospital receiving special treatment for infantile paralysis, was brought home last week. We are sorry to hear she has to remain in bed for at least six months with her leg in splints . Halloween is past. Few bad boys were out in this locality, yet our mail box was filled with sticks and stones. We are blaming Neil McLeod and Billy Kinsman, as they won‘t kick. The statute labor in this west end of con. 16 is being performed these days. Some improvement, both on the bumps and vision, is noticeable. If fine weather continues long enough the roads will be improved. On Sunday last Rev Mr Jones of Grand Valley was in charge of serâ€" vices. His sermon was much appreâ€" ciated. The text "Be of good cheer" was encouraging. At the close of the service a meeting was held, Mr. Jones laying before the congregation a thought of Presbytery, whereby the congregations of Markdale, Priceville and Swinton Park might become one charge. The matter was left in aâ€" beyance for a time, until the people would consider the possibility of working such a farâ€"flung field, coverâ€" ing about 15 miles north and south. A meeting of the three congregaâ€" tions will be held ere long to discuss the matter. On Tuesday night next week a chiâ€" cken supper will be on in the church followed by a play "Apple blossom time" by the Maple Valley Dramatic Club. You will be welcome. A Halloween social was held in the Around here everyone has got the big potatoes up and the holes filled in. A general getting ready for winâ€" ter now is the order of the day. Mrs Dick Hardy and Miss Shirley Owing to a strike in the Kaufman Rubber Factory we did not get rubbers for this early wet weather but received a part Shipment of 19 cases which we have ready for immediate use. Sorry that we had to disâ€" appoint so many, but can now supply all sizesin some lines. Some 15 in. Prospeciors lett yet at .... .. ..§.50 12 in Prospectors at..4.75 Rubbers SWINTON PARK J. S. McHLRAITH HOPEVILLE RAEPAIRING AS USUAL spent last week in Toronto, and on Monday of this week Mr Hardy went to the city to accompany them home. Mr Martin Nelson has had a well Wm. Kinsman lost one of his horâ€" ses last week, it dying suddenly, which will necessitate the buying of another. It will take an awful lot of potatoes to buy a horse this year. Mr and Mrs. James Kennedy, son and daughter of Shelburne, spent Sunday at Ed. Heard‘s and Aldcorn‘s. Donalé McArthur of Priceville, Elâ€" wood Kinsman and Miss McPhail of South Glenelg, spent Sunday evening with Wm. J. McMilian and family. farm to a depth of 200 feet and now At the residence of her daughter Mrs. J. R. Mitchell, in Medicine Hat, Alta., on Sunday Oct. 31, 1937, Mary Ann Parslow, mother of Robert Parâ€" slow of Priceville, died at the age of $7 years, 10 months. She enjoyed good health up until six months ago when she commenced to fail. She was born in Montreal and in girlhood the family moved to mre-‘ mont township where over sixty years ago she was wedded to Thomas Parâ€" slow. They took up housekeeping on 14 th con, Proton, and here she spent all her married life, her husband preâ€" deceasing her thirtyâ€"five years ago. Some &en . or twelve years ago she went West to live in Medicine Hat, Alta. with her daughter Margaret, Mrs. Mitchell. Interment was made there on Tuesday. Also surviving her are four sons :Robert of Priceviile, Thios. of Hansboro, North Dakota, Richard of Vuican, Aita., and William of Edmonton, Aita. _ Special train or bus rates; Special | hotel rates and other concessions are ‘\assured if one hundred or more will attend. This will reduce the total cost | considerably.. \ _ The dates for the Grey County visit is to be Monday, Nov. 22nd and Tuesday, Nov. 23rd, if a sufficient number wish to atterd the Fair. Although many have intimated that they would like to go on the Royal Fair Tour, only a small number have really stated definitely they will go. The result has ‘been that the plans have not been completed, as it is useâ€" less to make arrangements unless at least one hundred are going. Asmallâ€" er number would mean NO trip would be made,. | To those who may not understand why a definite number is required, permit it to be said that the rates \charged depend entirely upon numâ€" bers. Less than regular rates are charger for 25, lesser rate for 100 and | a still lesser rate for 150. This applies | to hotels, railways. Moreover, arrangeâ€" ‘ ments must be made to move the | group to and from the various places | visited, such as Massey Harris Co. | Abattoirs, Stockyards, Royal Fair and 1Hotels. These arrangements cannot | be made in a short space of time, I ‘ am therefore asking those who intend i0 go to write or phone the Departâ€" | ment of Agriculture, Markdale, before | Saturday, Nov. 6th. ! T. Stewart Cooper, EAgrlcultural Representative, .\ Grey County, At time of writing however a most favourable train rateâ€" considerably less than anticipatedâ€"has been ofâ€" fered. It was hoped that a numâ€" ber could be secured from every staâ€" tion in Grey County. It â€" isn‘t the tyro who causes the majority of the deaths and traffic accidents. It‘s the experienced driver who knows what to do with his hands but doesn‘t use his head. Last year in Ontario, 95 % of the drivers in fatal accidents bad operatâ€" ing experience of one year or more, and in the nonâ€"fatal accidents the perâ€" centage was 97.2.. Recklessness put many drivers" beâ€" hind the eight ball,"but reasonable caution and firm determination that HIGHWAY DEATHS MUST STOP will keep every driver (and pedesâ€" trian too) in the safety zone. WRS. MARY ANN PARSLOW And a heart that purer than gold And to those who knaw him and loved KENNY-%;oving memory of Michâ€" ae} Kenny, who departed this life, His memory will neul\mv cold . â€"Sadly missed by wife and family i0OYAL FAIR TRIP BEHIND THE 8 BALL OBITUARY IN MEMORIAM you couldn‘t help distributed, having regard only to the claims of whick the undersigned shall then have had\notice. Dated at Durham, Twentieth day of October, 1937. fashioned remedics a month to do. _ I sise 50¢, Btock cize $1.00. Get ZEV McFADDEN‘$ DRVG STORE Farm for sale, 4% miles north of Durham: good buildings; . running water; nearly 200 acres, some ln_neh dleton, A car of Shurâ€"Gain Fertilizer arrivâ€" ing this week, for wheat seeding. Orler early for delivery off car. J. W. Ewen, Durham. Phone 114 In the Rstate of John Legate, Deâ€" ceased, the South half of Lot Twelve (12) and Lot rteen (13), Concesâ€" sion Twenty (20)) Township of Egre mont, containing One Hundred _ and Fifty (150) acres more or less, and having thereon a freme house and a frame barn with stdne foundation. Apply J. H. McQuarrie, Solicitors for the ministrators. ing Rink. â€"Appkmrto ;. H. NMe Quarrie, _ Solicitor the Executrix Containing 135 acres . on Prov. Highway No. 6, four miles south of Durham. Good building. Good running water. â€" For terms apply to Palmer Patterson, R.R. 3, Durham. Second (2) and \Third (3) Divisions, Lot Sixteen (16), Concession One (1), E.G.R., Glenelg, \ containing One Hundred and Fifty\(150) acres. Well watered, buildings iA fair condition. Clear title given. \ APPLY J. H. McQua Solicitor, to do in a day or two Y‘TW ZEV smy it is positively "gure fire" relief for all respiratory diseases in horees, cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry and dogs. It is amasing how quickly it gets results in the most stubâ€" For IMMEDIATE Sale, house lot of the late James Eccles in Village of Holstein, stable an« acres of land. Apply to W. 2. 1 or Bert Eccles, Holstein, or K & Grant, Mount Buildings raised and moved, alse stone walls straightened. Will take any kind of farm stock in return. For particulars call on Hugh C. Me Big bundle of old papers, only 6e, at Review Office. Just the thing for Hrhbting fires, laying under carpets, To close an B?Qte. Durham Skat finding employment this summer in the Canadian Pacific® Rail way program of construction, mainteâ€" nance and improvement from coast to c.ast of the Dominion. Program includes laying of branch lines, reâ€" pairing and renovating of right of way, bridges, tunnels, stations, and other buildings« The men in genâ€" eral are recruited as near as posâ€" sible to the acene of work and kept steadily employed until each job is Nearly 12000 extra FARM FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE Solicitor for the Executor J. H. McQUARRIE, FOR SALE Apply to Aibert Midâ€" , On at it took oldâ€" ith to do. Pet ONTARIO ARCHIVES J. L. SMITH, M.B., M.C., P.S. Office and Residence: Corner Counâ€" tess and Lambton Streets, Durham Office hours: 3 to 11 am., 1.30 to 4 pm., 7 to 9 p.m. Sundays excepted Office Hours: 1.30 to 4.00 p. m. 7.30 to 9.00 p. m. W. C. PICKERING, DDS, LVS Honor Graduate Toronto University, Graduate Royal Coll. Dental Susgeome x RAY GAS EXTRACTiIONG Oflice: Mill Street, DURHAM, ON1. Licensed Auctioneer for Grey County Sales taken on reasonable terms. Dates arranged at Herald Office, Dunâ€" dalk, also through Burham Review, and Flesbherton Advance. _ Geo. E. Duncan, Dundalk. Phbone 42, r 42. try Chiropractic Adjustments, Masâ€" sage and Vitra Violet Rays, See your local Chiropractors. C. G. AND We are in the market for all Ki.ds of Gram Notice to Farmers Get in touch with us before you scll. We will send our trucks out for it. Ontario & Dominion Land Surveyor Registered Professional Engiweer Telephone 31, J. F. GRANT, 0.0.S., L.D.S. cution and Physicsl Culture. Speoial course for advanced pupils, including Hand Culture and Arm Gouches Be Monor Post Graduate Aima Coli®g Pupil of Parn#li Morris, A. A. 6. o. McGOWAN BROS. method for Children of pre school age. Have commenced teaching. Btudio ovâ€" er P. Leawrepce‘s store. Hours 1 to 8 PHONE 8, w DURMHAM To remove the B. M. CHARLTON, A. A. C. M.; J H. McQUARRIE, B. A. Dentistry in ail its Branches GEORGE E. 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