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to Mr. and Mrs. Owen Sounc (nee gift of a son. SAUGEEN CERS ADEN YÂ¥ 7 , 1938 slater cte OCH MacLean â€" was Kenny of Sullr il! Kenny and M m sister, Mrs hier soan; Mr spent over the Ma M friends in Hamâ€" iph spent the r. Mrs Ethet Mr H. Mac re guests re is Crutchley Hugh and litâ€" rned to Mt. me time with r J. Hopkins. Hopkins _ of on . Sunday â€" Mr. Jame Mr and Mrs pent Sunday and family. * and family th Mr. and Fhompson of r a few days ce ‘Thompson cCualg attenâ€" ilon held â€" in und Saturday is holidaying Mr and Mrs. f Bentinek f health un«moor of i with the Mrs. John Rocky of Listowet. ves here oâ€" and Mss. ; Miss Griâ€" McCormick and Bella, b. Detroit: Ir. Hug‘\ moved in 1 _ Stanley Ebert and : spending Mss Geo. ind family * Sunday i. Wise. ; (G. Wise »X Durham, the week ich makes ind little veek end . Smith. y of Lonâ€" ally Langley visitors 1 family. nd chiluâ€" itly wita > leaving loing a ch am ev f7 m â€" and mot h« Iternoon been re old their oit vis ummer Kenny erson ur on o and of Mrs end of 0 ex itrice Doroâ€" Mrs Mis ind and 18 at tC &‘DJ at Revi lighting No No No,. 8 Ted Styles, pt. Lot 20, Garaf No. 9 David Thomson, No No i‘ NEW YORK INWASHINGTON vf May 'o iO‘“\" $8.50 $23.05 Lot No. 149 William St. W No. 10 Thos. Wilson Estate, 10.00 1.50 IN BOsTON 11.75 Prices include : Hotol Room â€" Meals â€" Entertainment Hig bundle of old papers, only 5e Review Office. Just the thing for nv VIRTUE OF A WARRANT\issued by the Mayor of the Corporaâ€" ( the Town of Durham bearing Â¥ate of the 18th, day of March 1938, © lands in arrears for taxes in thk Corporation of the Town of Durâ€" will be held in the Town Hall, ham, on the 15th day of August, \_ unless taxes and costs are er paid. IN ATLANTIC CITY 3 DAYS 7 C New York .. Washington . Boston .. .. Atlantic City M{:'ICE Treasurer‘s Sale \of Lands For Taxes ATTRACTIVE ROUND TRIP FARES of Thrills and Fun including Hotel Room and Meals Cickets and information at CALOER‘S DRUG STORE Durham »t. Lot 20, Garafraxa St. W. $ 84.80 2 W. R. Clark, pt. Lot 7, Saddier St. N. 275 .54 JULY 7 1938 Thos. Davis, pt. Lot 23, Garafraxa St W. Ambrose Fagan, Lots z & 3, Countess St. W. Dougal McKechnie, Lot No. 4, Saddler St,. N. John Reay, Lot No. 4, Garafra®m St. W. Peter Rohins, Lots 5, 6, 7, Chester 6t. N. Lots 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, LISTS OF LANDS FOR SALE Pearl Campbell fires, laying under carpets, 1 . $18.35 B H. WILLIS, 7 DAYS A large moving van arrived at the United Church manse on Wednesday evening from Owen Sound, to load up furniture and other goods of Rev. H. E. Wright, previous to leaving for his new charge at Brucefield, with its membership of 338. While at 1, some of the boys goodnaturedly serâ€" enaded in a honking style; on being appeased, they willingly lent a helpâ€" ing hand to the heavier articles. Sevâ€" eral of the ladies of the congregation were present at the time, showering the bride, individually, inside tnc At the conclusion of the induction service on Thursday evening, Mr and Mrs Gordon Kirktown were presentâ€" ed with an address and a sum of moâ€" ney, previous to their moving to Chatsworth, where he has received a promotion as section boss on the main line. His section is three miles each way. They have been a splenâ€" did type of citizenry, helpful as a manager in his case, and a member of the choir in the other. The induction of the Rev. Ross Muir into the pastorate of St. Colum-‘ ba United, took place on Thursday, with a very fair attendance. Rev. Mr. Pickering of Hanover was in charge of the service. He outlined the procedure, and put the usual quesâ€" tions as to faith, belief and adherence to God‘s law. Rev. W. Newman . of Elmwood, preached the sermon. The Rev. Mr Gordon, Dundalk, addressed the minister and the congregation as to their responsibilities and duties. A bounteous lunch was served at the close, as St. Columba fair ones know Quite a stir was caused one mornâ€" ing when the residence and store of A. J. McVicar took fire. A travelâ€" ler getting some gas, Ssaw smoke isâ€" suing from the roof, even a second time. FOR ARREARS OF TAXES Taxes lkenalty& Commis‘n & Total \Interest Advertising 1571.8%6 _ 617.11 14.55 176.61 25.61 182.99 â€" 41.95 _ 8\07 14.71 0 O 3.51 \ 3.8%4 _ 21.06 108.11 34.69 Treasurer, PRICEVILLE > 5.110 00 4.37 \ 44.10 Town of Durkaw 12.29 10.39 11.13 _ 638.19 5.62 4.12 7.9. 453.00 107 .83 341.03 210.14 66.15 100 OE TE NR CHZ 0, SrN0F Wicn he will visit his friends, after his long absence, in Ontario‘s hinterland. Arâ€" rangements are being made for supâ€" ply during his absence. The concert put on by the Palmâ€" erston Excelsior Quartette under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church, proved most entertaining. The quietâ€" er selections were models of superb harmony. while the roystering humâ€" Urus selections were splendidly givâ€" en in point of time and catchy rythm. Lack of space prevents givâ€" ing program in detail. K. M. Henâ€" uerson 1st Tenor, C. M. Peavoy 2nd Tenor, Wm. Henderson 1st Bass. Jas Combe 2nd Bass, Piano accompment H. V. Pym, a music teacher of Listoâ€" wel, and his daughter, Marion Pym, a dancer: both splendid. In addition there was pipe music by three young embryo pipers â€"youngâ€" lads, Grant Muir and Jimmie Cameron and Miss Annie McVicar, the noted dancer. After the bounteous banquet was had, horse shoe pitching, and ball playing was staged. Sudden was the call to Mrs. Lauâ€" chie McArthur, who died Monday evening. Her daughter, Jewel was married two weeks ago to Rev. H. E. Wright of Brucefield. On Wednesday evening a miscelâ€" laneous shower was held in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Sam McDermid who were recently married. The bride and groom received _ many lovely gifts. Lunch was served, and a pleasant evening was spent. On Sunday â€" Anniversary services were held here. Rev Mr. Hirtle, Durâ€" ham, delivered two inspiring adâ€" dresses, morning and evening. Mr. Roy Langford of Markdale contributâ€" ed two solos at each service, which were much appreciated. The choir also rendered anthems and on Monâ€" day evening the Annual _ Garden Party was held on the school grounds when a large crowd was present. A bountiful supper was provided by the ladies. _ Onward and Priceville played a lively game of ball. The home team was the winner. The proâ€" gramme was held in the hall. The Excelsior Male Quartette of Palmerâ€" ston put on a splendid entertainâ€" ment. Bagpipe _ selections _ were thoroughly enjoyed given by Grant Muir, and Allan Cameron, and Miss Anna McVicar. Miss Agnes Macphail, M. P. also spoke a few words. The proceeds were $112.00. Mrs. Wilford Parslow, . New York is visiting her mother, Mrs. K. Mcâ€" Born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harâ€" rison, a son on July 2nd. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Seigner (nee Wilda MacCuaig of Walkerton) a daughter. Miss Evelyn McDermid, Toronto. is spending 2 weeks at her home. Mr. David Hincks and daughter Almeda returned _ home from the West on Tuesday after spending the past month there, visiting friends. Miss Jean McLean and Miss Delia McPhail, Toronto is holidaying here. Miss Beth Hincks left on Sunday for Ottawa, where she will attend summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brett. Toronto, visited Sunday at her brother‘s, Mr. Sam McDermid. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hinks, Hudson Ont. arrived home Monday evening. Mrs. S. Malby, Toronto, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs D. L. McArthur and daughter spent the weekend at Hailâ€" eybury, Ontario. 7 Misses Anna Bell, Roberta Harriâ€" son, Mr. and Mrs. Angus McCannel, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. McGlashan . of Toronto, were visitors last week at A. L. Hincks‘. VICINIT Y THE DURHAM REVIEWV \ _ Grade V to Grade VI â€" Jane Karâ€" stedt, Clarence McArthur, Sarah Mcâ€" | Millan, Mack Watson, Isabel Weir. Harrison, Beatrice McDe Grade VI to VII â€" Russell Lee, Virginia McDermid, Donald McMillan, Mabel Scheuerman. McMillan, Angus McVicar, Betty Grade III â€"Cecil McDermid, Ken:â€" neth McKechnie, Jackie McMeekin. Grade V B to Grade V Aâ€"Lawrence McArthur, Laurie McKechnie, Sheila Weir. Grade IV to IV B â€" Jimmie Mcâ€" Arthur, Marie Weir. Grade II â€" Shirley Hincks, Marâ€" garet Wright. Primer â€" Marybelle McLachlan. Auna M. Bell, A. H. Bell, teachers Grade III to IV â€" Betty Hincks, Reta McDougall, Allan McLachian, Angus McLachlan, Victor Scheuerâ€" man. Everyone in this locality is expresâ€" sing sympathy for Ross Hill, Boothâ€" ville. who is suffering from an attack of spinal meningitis, Dr. Lindsay and nurse Palmer of Dundalk are in atâ€" tendance. _ Ross has suffered much pain for a week but we hope he may soon be better. We also sympathize with Mrs Roy Williams, who had both hands badly torn and sprained in a car accident, when they drove into an open culvert through an misinterpretation of signs given by men who were repairing the culvert. Glad it was not more serâ€" ious, but Mrs. Williams is badly hanâ€" dicapped with both hands disabled. Her sister, Miss McEachern, is asâ€" sisting. At Black‘s Beach on July 1st, alâ€" though the day was not the best, a large crowd turned out and enjoyed the concert put on in the afternoon by the Shiels family of Chesley, also the dance at night. Many homes were made happy by the homecoming from the cities and other places of employment, of the absent ones. _ At Hugh McMillan‘s, the whole family were home, and on Monday, Mrs Chant took mother and father for a good visit to her home in Bay City. Mr and Mrs J. Aldcorn visited at James Kennedy‘s in Shelburne last week, and attended theâ€"Brown reâ€" union held this year on the lawn of Stephen Aldcorn, Corbetton. 60 were present, coming from Toronto, Lonâ€" don, Woodstock, Elora, Fordwich. Harâ€" riston, Shelburne and Swinton Park. A very pleasant day was spent. Mrs Tressider and daughters intend motoring this week to Montreal, callâ€" ing at Kingston, Ottawa and other points to visit friends. Miss Alma Knox of Guelph spent last week at Robert Knox‘s here. Mrs Dick Hardy wih a number of Mission Band children _ were in Orangeville on Monday to a convenâ€" tion. Mr Wesley Porter took part in the program there. Through the kindness of Mr. andi Mrs Frank Macintyre of Dundalk, Mr‘ Robert Knox and Mr and Mrs. John: Aldcorn enjoyed a drive on Sunday evening, a pleasant hour and dinner in their home in Dundalk, then church service, where Rev. John G. Inkster of Toronto was the speaker. We renewed our old acquaintance of 43 years ago, and met many old friends, then spent an hour listening to the band concert on the Square. Rain is needed in this locality, esâ€" pecially for roots and gardens, and now we are in a quandary, as cutting hay has started. Good growing weaâ€" ther and hay making don‘t mix. Wm. J. McMilian was home from Gananoque for the holiday and week end. _ Isabel J. McMillan has gone to Muskoka Lakes for a couple of SWINTON PARK of Mr Neil McEachnie. Mr. and Mrs. W. Watson and two motor tnip to Montreal and New York City, via. Adirondack Mounâ€" tains, returning _ through _ Elmira, Rochester and Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wale; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Black visited with their aunt, Mrs. Oliver Lepard Sr., Euphrasia. Master Jimmy Scott is holidaying with his uncle, Mr. George R. Scott. Mrs. Jas. Riddell is visiting her son, Albert in Fergus. . Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Morton, Toronto accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goheen returned on Saturday from a Mr. W. J. Fettes visited over the holiday with his father, Mr. Jas. Fettes. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Goheen were over the weekend visitors with their son Jack at Landsdowne { Miss Bessie Wale is attending the L. D. S.. reâ€"union and conference at and son, Buffalo, were over the July 4th holiday visitors at the home of Mr. John Sinclair. Miss Merle Sinâ€" clair who has spent a very pleasant six weeks visiting in Buffalo returnâ€" ed to her home with them. Most of the residents of S. S. No. 4 gathered at the school Thursday afternoon, June, 30th guests of Miss A. M. Fettes and pupils who had a very fine programme prepared. The section orchestra rendered popular numbers. _ Others taking part were: Miss Nevada Christie; solo, Alan Sinclair; Piano Solo, Miss Ila Fell; group of Solos, Mrs. D. B. Gordon, Dundalk; Duet, Mrs G. Christie and Mrs. J. Sinclair. At an appropiate time Mrs John G. Russell read an address of appreciation to Miss A. M. Fettes while little Misses Betty Gilllespie and Annabelle Christie preâ€" sented her on behalf of the section with a beautiful bouquet of roses and a silver flower holder. Miss Fettes feelingly thanked all for the remembrance. A treat was now in store for the audience. Through the _ generosity of Miss Fettes the Sheils family were present and gave a delightful programme. Haying is the order of the day and , CATL *VAN & if this good weather continues the Teddy Wall hay will go into the barns in good &in Wilton, shape. ' Promoted Misses Margaret and Flora Mc-l"' Birr, Farlane spent the holiday at the Mcâ€"| F@!kingham, Farlane home. |Trafford, L Mr. and Mrs. Neil McFarlane and| family and Charlie attended the $.8. Clark, McLeod and McCuaig Reâ€"union| Grade 6to at Harrison Park, Owen Sound, on ‘ 64.$ (R). Saturday. IPntt 68.8, Quite a number from this vicinity Grade 4 to took in the U. F. O. picnic on Friday | Charlie Pra und enjoyed a good programme. !Lloyd MeF: DURHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL Note 1 Names are arranged in al phabetical order. Note 2; Pupils who were not proâ€" moted at this time will not be reâ€" quired to wait the full year to be promoted to the next grade. Promoâ€" tions for them will be made individuâ€" ally as soon as they are considered ready to attempt the work of the next grade. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Sinclair PROMOTION EXAMS. ROB ROY | Wyville. l Grade 2 to Grade 3 â€" Annie Alexâ€" |ander. Beverley Armstrong, Harley {Berry. Kenneth Caswell, Bernice iCIuchey. Grace Darling, â€" Melville lDewar, Jimmie Duffield, Donald Dugâ€" | ean, Douglas Falkingham, Melville |Goldsmith, Jean Gray, Norine Hamilâ€" ;ton. Irene Harris, Joyce Henr3, Patsy Kress, Harold McCallum, Jesâ€" ’lle Lou Moran, Margaret Newell, Edna Noble, Jimmie Patton, Betty ‘Pinkerton, Marlene Rimmer, Donnie |Scbenk, Annie Smith, Lavina Thomâ€" | Lon, Marjorie Watt, Arthur Wilder, ‘Bruce Wilson, Eunice Wyville. Inez Lawrence, David Long, Midford er, Betty Bryon, Allen _ Caswell, Christena Caswell, Isobel Caswell, Madeleine Catton, _ Wilma _ Clark, Thelma Cluchey, Verna Crutchley, Freda Dewar, Jack Dewar, Raymond Dobney, Clare Elvidge, Norma Gag non Roger Goldsmith, Adeline Gray, Helen Harris, Isobel Hastile, Mar shall Hyatt, Joyce Moore, Jimmy Morton, Mary McGowan, Jean Mcâ€" Queen, Bobbie McTavish, Douglas Standen, Bobbie Thompson, Isobel Kenneth, Whitmore, Cecil Wilson, Elgin Wilson. Grade 4 to Grade 5 â€" Dorothy Atâ€" kinson, Lloyd Atkinson, Nancy Bryâ€" on, Mary Burns, Margaret Chatreau, Joan Darling, Delford Davison, Ivan Davison, Lillian Dewar, Florence Goldsmith, Terry Hamilton, Rose Harris, Robert Hirtle, Norman Lawâ€" rence, Jimmie Levi, Kenneth Macâ€" Donald, Russell Manarey, Pat Morâ€" ris, Royden Noble, Wilma Noble, Jean Patton, Gloria Rimmer, Lawâ€" rence Shippam, Caroline ‘Thomson, Walter Thomson, Esther Trafford, Kaherine, Trafford, Michael Wanaâ€" maker, Melville Watt, Pearl Wilson. ‘Joan Roseborough, Peggy Schenk, Flinore Simmons, Joan Sinclair, Du rene Speisz, Harry Speisz, Edna Stodâ€" dart, Ivan Stoddart, Orval Thompson. ‘Teddy Wallace, Donnie Wilson, Elâ€" Grade 3 to Grade 4 â€" Jean Alexâ€" ander, Robert Alexander, Bill Beckâ€" Promoted to Grade 2 A â€" Joe Hasâ€" tie, Kenneth Noble, Kenneth Pust, Fred Wilton. Grade 1 to Grade 2 â€"Arthur Aljoe, PBradley Armstrong, Tommy Becke», Marion Boyd, Elwood Brown, Jack Daniels, Billy Hastie. June Henry, Audrey Hirtle, Denton Kinnee, Ken. Kress, Margaret McAuliffe, Louise Newell, Edna Patton, George Patton, gin Wilton, Gladys Davison. Promoted to Grade 1 A â€" Margarâ€" et Birr, Shirley _ Chatreau, Ken Falkingham, Donnie Robbins, Eric Trafford, Lorna Watt. $.8. No. 9, GLENELG Grade 6to 7: Murray â€" McFadden 64.8 (R). Grade 5 to 6: Newman Pratt 68.8, â€" Mary Lawrence 683. Grade 4 to 5: Geneva Pratt 73.2 Charlie Pratt 72.9, Dixon Weir 71.9, Lloyd McFadden 61.4 (R) Grade 2A: Dell Chapman. Grade 2 B: Marian Patterson, Jean Dyer. Grade 1 to 2: Joyce Jacques, Alex Talbot Alex. Elâ€" lison (R). Grade 1: Wallace â€"Pratt. Ruth Bell. (R) â€" Recommended Grade VII to Grade VIIL â€" Jean Mather, (Hon.) Annie Smith, Evaâ€" line Eckbhardt, Lorne Hiltz. Grade VI to Grade VIIâ€"Jean Macâ€" Grade V to VI John I MacKinnon. Grade III to Grade IV â€" Eleanor Hiltz. Grade III â€"June MacDougall (pasâ€" sed at Easter.) Grade I to Grade ILI â€" Clara Hiltz. Beginner â€" Lorne Hooper. TOP CLIFF $CHOOL , Kenneth Wilson, Wesley Morris Matthews, Teacher ONTARIO ARCHIVEs J. L. SMITH, M.B., M.G, P.S. Oflice and Residence: Corner Counâ€" tess and Lambton Streets, Durbam Office hours: g to 11 a.m., 1.30 to 4 p.m., 7 to 9 p.m. Sundays excepted Office Hours: 1.30 to 4.00 p. m. 730 to 9.00 p. m. Honor Grum'l‘uuhflm. Graduate Royal Coll. Dental Burgeons W. C. PICKERING, DDS, D2 Reoms: Over Royal Bank, Dwhan. cution and Physical Culture, Special Course for advanced pupils, including Hand Culture and Arm Gouches, Beâ€" mothod for children of pro nnoâ€"ld“z or P. LawrevDs‘s stero. Heows & to 0 Lisensed Auctioncer for Groy Couny Sales taken on reasonable terms. Dates arranged at Herald Otlice, Dunâ€" dalk, also through Durham Review, and Flesbherton Advance. Geo. B. sage and Vitra Violet Rays. 3. F. GRANT, D.0.8., LW.%. Dentistry in ail its Srenchep K RAY GA8 axrRactions Ontarie & Dominion Land Burvayer Registored Professiond linglgeor Telophone 31, Ofllce: Mill Street, DURHAM, ON3, We have a number of nice lines in TIES AND SANDALS WHITE, REâ€"NU, and last, but not least, the fuch advertised "/7°,® bsoken . We have White Shoe Season SUIT CASES and AEROPACS in different prices . C. G. AND To remove the cause of disease, B. M. CHARLTON, A. A. 6. N.; WHITE POLISHES in J. S. MclLRAITH TENN!S SHOES for All. J. H. McQUARRIE, B. A. GEORGE E. DUNCAN A QVIET, WEeLL CONDUVOTER, ROOM HOTELâ€"OS WiITH CATH , _ _ ware rom reupen TaAke a os avnes rams FROM @EPOT OR WhARFâ€"BB» REPAIRING AS USUAL T. K. SNEATH, M. D. either Children‘s Slippers F. M. EAGLESON of Parheli Morria, A. A Q ©. CHIROPRAL I iL Is NOW HERE BESSIE McuilLuÂ¥har