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Atty w. "" KEY ROONEV Judy Gina“ ice Safely’ YTRACTIONS T DISNEY Cam I)" the (amnion our s Camble’ Andy Hardy" ' the Home of my, mum:- that a We! ntroduted as n the Henourole _ cl tho Comer- ttrat day. " EST not 24. 25 Kai! " man new 0:. M lot tht th 5b "Mt In Glenmount United Church, To- ronto where Rev. Walter Almack lormerly of Durham in now pastcr. active membership is 355 of which as are new members the past year. " ere on the reserved and non-resi- dent tut. A totll of $9,829 was mined. at Increase of 8695. The Joseph Crutrhley presided for the the election of oreeerg which are u ton-. Hon. Presidents, George Ritchie, John McGirr; Past President --Jos. P. Crutehiey; President-- .R tm Hamilton: lat VieePretgident-- R. C. Rnblnaon: 2nd Vice-President --Thott. Belt; Beeretart'rremrurer--- W'. G. Hayley. Honorary Direettortt-- Mrs. 'P. Davis. Mm Mather. Mrs. Mellrnlth, Cot. P. P. Hunter, M.P.P. nlreetortg - W. Ferguson. W. A. Linda-y, D. Allen. John mom. B. J. Wilson. Rev. M. H. Parr, Arthur McGowan, J. Million. Lady Direct- orB-- Mrs Hnmllton. Mrs. N. B. Whitmore, Mm Jan. Nichol. Mrs W. A. Lindsay, Mrs. Chas. Rear. Aud'. tors-P6ter wage, Harold McKech- me. In the me of one of the boys committed to Guelph Refcrmatory last week. the Review regrets that an can-9r occurred. It should have read “Lorne Iarntf' of Durham, in stead of tlord Long’. W.A raised $1,275. the 1939 Fair on Thursdny And PM. day, Sept. 7th Ind 8th. providing it did not interfere with other Pair dates. w. G. Bayley was appointed to attend Fall Fair Convention in Toronto in February. Convenors of the difrerent committees reported favorably on their respective classes. Held Croklnole Seem. Knox Church Evening Auxiliary held I plenum. croklnole social in the schoolmm Needs, night. when twelve table. vere In play. Mrs Roht. Campbell and George Rtty were the winners. A dainty lunch A Delegation from the "Better Bus! inc-a Men’- Auociuion of Durham" was present. and expressed their willingness to coopernte with the Agricultural Society in every way pmrritrte, and also suggested that the Fair date be chamd from Sat. urday an it interfered with business for that day. " was decided to hold was served u the close. Hold Military Bridge. About twenty-six tables. of nine partners to a table. enjoyed an even- ing of military bridge In! Thursday, under the auspices of Can. Greys Chapter l.0.D.E. The prize win- nine table comprised Mrs W. C. Py9.terintt. Mr and Mrs C. w. Zilli m. Lunch was served after the The auditors' report was we rented by Harold Mekeehnie show- ing a bahnce or $93.M) on hand, after paying 75% of the prize money, and putting a new root en the main building at the Fair grounds. play hers. President John Hamilton brienr thanked the ofBeem tor tlmir cooperation during the put rear. Fall Fair Dales Changed Now Bars. and Friday nual meeting was held Prlduy attor- ncon in the Public Library. with a v,ood attendance of omeerts and men Vol. LXI, No. BRttMo.8ELYZER m........... 25c. we, use ALttA.sELTaErt v..........'.". .. 29e, 57c PASMORE’S CHEST HUI .............. 36e THERMOOENE WOOL s........"..'.'. 47tt NuTRIN-NDTAIIIN TONIC ........... $1.25 RDKEH’S SYRUP OF TAR.......... 25c, 50: BtsMA.REx .........4 oz, rse, " oz, $1.50 GINSENG KIDNEY PILLS ......'...... 50c SEIDLITZ POWDER! e.........'... "e, Me RUMACAPS ..r.... 20 for 506, " for 81.00 DR. CHAIE'S NERVE FOOD, no Do fdl' 49c KOLVNOS TOOTH PASTE, largo ...... 39: HORPER'S COLD or VAN CREAM..29c, 54c Agricultural Society's McFADDEN’S. ., manual. YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE Prices for This Week ....... 25c, 6tte, - ......... .. Me, 57c s........"'....'. 41c no ........... $1.25 Mt.......... 25:,” Bantam fityrtU tributes surrounded the casket frcm: Mrs. P. McPherson (ierster; and Ada Mcmn Rev. and 'Mrs D. McQueen of Dunnville; thr {MacDonald family. Edge Hill; Mr. Qund Mrs Neil McMillan and son Car. "vie, Swinton Park; Mr and Mrs Gor. idon Geddes. Durham: Mr and Mrs. iDCtt. Campbell and MitrR Neill“ Mt" jean, Pricevme; Mrs Bellwocd and Ham: Cameron; Mr. and Mrs. Alex. thrandom Miss Catherine McLean; Mr and Mrs Fred Patterson and son She lived on the home farm until her marriage in 1891 to Mr Neil Me. Canttel, after which they resided on hi-, farm on south line, Gienelg, un- til 1906, when they acid out owing to his impaired health, auu bought a home on Lambton street, east of Durham. now owned by Mr Jno. Bur. gess, A uhort time after their re- moval there, Mr. McCannel made a strong run as Liberal candidate for the Provincial chse. He passed a- way in Aim! 1919. and later Mrs McPherson retired from business in 1omnto and came to live there wfth her sister, Mrs McCannel. Ave years ago they bought the Harding home on Elgin St., Durham where they have since resided. Besides the two sisters. there. mourn a large connection of nephews and nieces. those most intimately associated being Miss Ada McLean of Toronto; Miss Kate, Messrs Hee. tor and Archie MacDonald of Glen- elg. The late Mrs McCannel was a woman of outstanding mentality, and the soul of Scotch hospitality. Her friends were wide-spread and many tt home has been cheered by her presence and counsel. She was an early Prrsident and amember ot tho Women's institute. and an active worker in, and faithful member of the Presbyterian Church; also in its auxiliary organizations. the Indies’ Aid, and the Women's Missionary Society. of which she was a Lite Member. I The funeral service was held in Durham Presbyterian church on Mon. day afternoon, conducted by her poa- tor, Rev. S. W, Hirtle, assisted by Rcv. R. Hotteyman. Interment took place in MeNNI's eemeterr,Prieeville Deceased was born on the farm or, the south-oust corner of Glenelg, now owned by Wm. Mather. She was Jane MeLean, one of a family of nine children (four sons and fivo daughters) of the late Hector and Catherine McLean, cf whom only two now survlve: Mrs McPherson (Flora) ot Durham, with whom the deceased resided. and Mrs James Black (Mary) of Oak River, Mani. toba. CIGARS, NEIL SON'S a SMILES 'N CHUCKLES CHOCO! ATES sank, and lost consciousness thtylaat two days. a nattvo o f Glenelg and resided in that township all her lite until fwe wars act), when she removed into Durham. Always bright and In good health until a year ago, she under- went on operation last summer and was making a good recovery, when a fall about I month ago injured her Mp, and confined her to her bed ngaln. Since then she gradually One or the most widely known and highly respected rsaidents ot South Grey. Mrs Jane McCannel passed to her reward Saturday last at noon, in her seventy-third year. She was 1tiht Barnum Realm. MRS NEIL McCANNEL OBITUARY Druggists, Optometrists 4-SQUARE SHAVING CREAM .......... 29e PURETEST COD LIVER OIL, .....6thr, $1.00 PURETEST HALIVER OIL CAPSULES, $1.00 WAMPOLE'S GOD LIVER EX‘IIRACTH $1.00 BAYER’S ASPIRIN .........'..22c, 30e, Mk ALPHAMETTES ........ $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 PURETEST- A. 8. A. TABLETS...100 for 49: REXILLANA COUGH MIXTURE ....... 50c PASMORE’S BRONOHIAL MIXTURE... Me MILKY WAY ~MILK of MAGNESIA, 120: 2tte WAMPOLE’S MILK of MAaNEatA..ltse, Mht MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS..85 for Me The deceased was a genial, public- spirited man, ever Interested m the welfare of his family and the com- munity. He served two years as a Councillor ct Glenelg, and was the his; Deputy-reeve of his township-- in 1913. He also was a member of No. 9, Glenelg, school Board tor seven] years. Surviving to uiourn his loss are his bereaved wife, three daugh- tc rs, and tour of their six sons: Mrs Arthur Hunt (Nellie) of Dur- ham; Mrs Pmsper Porter (Margar- et) of Glenelg: Mrs Wlm. Eccies (Grace) of Egremont; Robert cf Brantford; Edward at Egremont; Andrew and Arthur of Glenelg. In politics he was a Liberal and Presbyterian in religion. his pastor Rev. B. W. Hirtle conducting mor. tuary services on Tuesday at his late residence. burial taking place in Dur- ham cemetery. The pallbearers were neighbors and old friends: John (lrierson, Wes. Arnett, Lawrence McFadden, Thos. Bell, John McGirr, Ed Pratt, Wm. MeGirr. The fiowep bearers were Nelson Clarke, Nelson and Ed Hunt, Clifton! Lindsay. Hymns sung were "Nearer My God to Thee," and 'Abide with Me.' Mr. Harold Lawrence of Egremont strained his heart by attempting too heavy a lift last week, and is recu- perating from its effects. forgeouple weeks at the home of his brother Roy in town. Held Skating Party. Miss Matilda Cain, a niece of the deceased from Walkerton, was pres- ent for the funeral, besides many friends from Hanover, Hampden, Priceville and elsewhere. The late Mr. Lindsay was in his 77th year, and was born and l ved most of Ms lite in Glenelg. He was one ot a family of eight sons and daughters of the late Andtew and Mrs Lindsay, of whom only one bro. ther, Edward in Invermay. Sask, " IV survives. In 1886 he was wed- ded to Many Herd of Allan Park, and they lived in Bentinek for seven- teen years. returning to the cld ‘mmtstead in 1903. A former deputy-reeve and a na- tive son of Glenelg township, Robert Lindsay, died at his home en the third concession, two miles east of Durham, on Sunday evening. De ceased has been a. sufferer from can- cer the last three or tour years. and despite the best efforts made tor his recovery. he gradually grew weaker, the last two months being On Friday evening of last week the Junior Young Peoples' Scclety of the Presbyterian Church held a shaming party in the local arena. At. ter about two hours of enjoyment, the group assembled in the church basement, where about 35 young folk partook cf 3 light lunch and cocoa. (which some of the group termed as "0isLwater".) After singing a few songs, the happy members left for their respective homes. bedfast . Friend; fromm distance attending the funeral were Mr and Mrs S. Klr- slim: and son; Mr Pred Patterson of Toronto Mr and Mrs Dan Campbell and Miss Nellie McLean, Primsvilte; Mrs Neil McMillan and son Carlyle. or Swinton Park. David; Mig- Anna and Alex. Gillan all of Toronto. ROBERT LINDSAY otJfttiAtt, THURSDAY. JANUARY 26, I939 WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE HOLSTIIN LEADER Beat Kincardine Kincardine furnished the best hot! key of the aeascn here last Friday “hen the lakesidera nude Durham travel in their top in tq carry on a 9---4 decision. The game was fea- mn-ed by some pretty passing plays, tew penalties and two disputed; goals. one tor each "side, neither) cf which were allowed. Durham out.' scored the visitors 4 to l in let, 2 to 1 in 2nd, and , to 2 in last pen'- od, having a slight edge an the play Ihr:rcghout, though Kincardine put on the pres-sure in the last frame. Durham had opportunities galore to take the game in Chester, but roozled their chanceabvy erratic whom- ing and hitting Keane Marklevitz's pads ton frequently. It was fast. comparatively clean. hockey. w'th Chesley drawing the lion’s share of the 12 penalties handed out by re.' feree Gregg of Kinettrdine. Both goalies starred. keeping the -scorelow In tirat period, Durham shouid'have clnched it, but were held to a 1-1 tie. Morton firet scored for Cheslov on Phillips’ and B. Murphy's assists and Orval McDonald tied it up from Wilson's pass. The second frame was seamless, bat in third, Cheslcv vaunted 2 more, on breakaways from Durham gauging attacks, A. Phillips from Fentcn, and Ebel trom B. Phil. lips. The visitors were without three cf their forwlirds, Pleard. J. Me Don. ald and Sutherland owing to illness or injury, while Durham was without I. Elvidge, (T Ken Wilson, who was refereeing at Wingham. Johnny Jones of Guelph refereed and let considerable tough ctutt tro, giving Durham the three penalties imposed. The season's hissed crowd in Chc-sley Tuesday night new the Chen- lev Colts .capture a 8--t verdict over Durham, and than win nut place is this int. B group. Durham can tite ish in second piece by 3 win f Kincardine, but should Kincnrdiue defeat both Durham and Hanover. Durham will be relegated to third position. However, " the first tour teams enter the p1aroth, it maknz little difference as to the crder of finish. Waikerton. by their recent default, are out of it, and the other tour teams will begin the play-oils next week. Chesley Gimp Leaders ', him, [use Two More by Win over Daiham .. Losing 6 to 7 to Hanover In Friday, by 9 m4 i Mr John and Miss Kate McFay- den, Mr and Mrs Malcolm MCKech nie of Glenelg, attended the funeral of a cousin. the late Mrs McGilll- Vray in Paisley last Saturday. The deceased was " years ct age. Ant-Heading 5 to l at end ct 2nd period last Thursday, Hanover was, lucky to nose out Durham 7 to 6 on their own ice. Durham put on a garrison ihtith't scoring 5 to 2, but tell one shut of tying. Hancver had the best of it tiret two periods, but Harry Schenk's fine work In nets held the score down. When Kincardine beat Durham 10 to 2 here Tuesday, again Schenk was the local star. as he Mocked, dozens of shag. at times with the visitors, having ncne else to beat ' Durham's defence was unsteady,: while the forwards had no systemav; tie attack. The lakesiden were: stronger skaters and stick handlers, and as well exhibited superior team may, scoring 6 to 0 in In, , to 0 in 2nd, white last period, I. 2--2 tie.i was Durham's best. Kittettrdine 5 1 Hancvcr 5 1 Wa'kcxton 4 1 Riplrvv .... 4 8 Teeswater.. 1 4 Durham.... 1 5 Paisley.... 0 5 Chesley.... 6 Durham. 4 Kincu-dine , Hanover... 1 Walkerton 1 WALKERTON DEFAULTS GAME Walkerton was unable to get an Int. team together to play in Kin. cardlne Monday night and defaulted to that town. Owing to sickness, acme of the regulars were not avail- able,. A Losing 6 to 7 to Hanover hut week in that town, then by , to 10 to Kincardine here on Tuesday. Dar ham'u Junior O.H.A. club is now almcst eased out of the Narottt They have yet 6 games to play, but prospects ot taking hut ct these are poor. Ag the titat 4 ot the 7 teams enter players, Durham'. hopes are not so bright. The present standing INTERMEDIATE O.H.A. STANDING Won lost tied pus. to play Chesley.... 6 1 0 " l Won lost tied pus. to play 1 It tr 10 5 , Mr John Snell of Chatswonh my ted with Mr and In John Burgess one day tut week. i was Kate Ich'yden, Glenelg, spent a day last week with Mrs Mait. land in Owen Sound. After a cold Sundmy, moderate tem. peratures rxevsllod until Tuesday night when the real oitrttgahictted brand ct Winter act in, with n Mow and sharp change to colder. The mercuxy dropped " degrees in anew hours, hitting the 10 below mark Weduessdrry morning. The main highways are promptly snawplowod, and both Nos. 6 and 4 are open for car and truck tunic. This Wrdnes- day night will likely set n Iowor mark --tesurittly to 12 or 15 below, tor the coldest so for this Minter. Fortunately there is tonight no wind as well. The Durham Agricultural Society were sponsora of a euchre party in the Armourles when ucplondid crowd tttttttered for a social evening. Mrs C. B. Lawrence and Mm. Alfred Watson. Ind Mr: E. J. Schenk and Mr Joseph Watson tied itt high points and played on. the tanner couple winnlng. Music for dancing was supplied by David Allen. Aljoe brothers, John Teeter,, Alfred Iver DURHAM AG'L. SOCIETY SPONSORED EUCHRE PARTY In” Ada McLean. Toronto and in. N. Holman. Swimon Park, were with Mr: F. McPherson tor a tow an, during the last illness of the lumen-'- sister, the We Mrs Manuel. Winter's Gldest " Here this Week Every Wednesday is Show Night in Duttam at 8.l5 - Wed. Feb. I - Wendy Barrie - -4n an " Mhritier.-. "Wings over Honolulu" Added Featuretm. Town Bail, DURHAM Pullman“ - at $2.00 . you In “mice. " U.“ sum. 02.50 t year In um. Net Bill-ll. m ONTARIO ARCHIVES painted and guaranteed MELOT'IE CREAM SDWNRS. l Electric Walling Mine. 1 set Team Har- ness. New Cockshutt Farm Machin- ery, Luter Cream Beparator, ulna Baum Senator. Adams Sleigh, Ind Noble “an. WA TED: FENCE POSTS AND POL , am or dry. Write for alt In! and price. Over 12,000 ee Post; wanted Ghoul-y. “We to A. Fuller. 555 Ber mont Ave., whener. Ontario. The n monthly meeting of Durham men's Institute will be held Thur" Mmry 2nd. It the home ct In James Huber. SKA'RN PARTY ~- Knox Y.P.U, will hold skating puny on may Jan. M. I; will be nerved at Queen St. ch . Adlai-ulna. Me. MeCoMBF3--Botat on nanny 18th, to Mr and In Mlle MeCombe, Bruntlbrd, . (hummer. mm Fan SALE on RENT. ot 2, con. 17, Proton. Apply DURHAM MACHINE 8HOP F. W. MOON, Prop. u , m or dry. w: In: And when. MK) ee Posts wanted ite to A. Fuller. at Ave., whener. Ont SMALL ADS. FOR SALE