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q ' I . rt L3 " i, , -""a'. DURHAM MOTOR SALES Te combined life-time experi- ence of {our chem who have worked in among hotels and res- tenants all over the world will so into the preparation of meals which will be served Their Males- tic: King George VI end Queen Elizabeth during their visits to three au%tte Cunadian Pacific Canadian Pacific Hotel Chefs Arrange to Cook Royal Meals in " Monthly Instalments. . a; “muta‘, per ' l 00°°_Repayable DEALEI menu. DESIRI The Empress Hotel at Victoria, B.e, farthest west of the Cana- dian Pacific trans-Canada chain, will be the scene ot a state dinner in honor of Their Malesties, May 30, for which Chief Chet Caspar Anderegg will display all the cooking artistry he gained in his native Switzerland and England before Joining the Canadian Pa- cific in 1912. Here, too Chet Ferry ot Quebec will assist. From left to right are Chefs Baltera, Perry, Anderegg. Vignsi with Mtitre d'hotel Brewery in circle. Mr James King of Barrie spent the weekend with Mr and Mm J. Lelth. Mrs Kim-r returned with him altera two weeks’ visit'with two. mutants, Mr 1"!" Chrutht of Hmehur: VIN- md wok Mn brother and aunts over thes weal: '"td. Dr. and Mrs. Mmenrv of Toronto Mr. and Mm. Simon Habennehl spent the weekend at Tobermory and Owon Round. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Allen aner and Mrs, Norman TreIeaven spent Sunday with Toronto friends. Messrs Jack Bond and Robt Watt or amtnh were recent visitors in the McGuire home. Mrs C. Fenton, Mr and Mr: McGuire and dunghters m and Jean, Mrs. Reuben Treleaven. Mr and Mrs. W. Adams, Mr and Mrs Bert Eccleler and Mrs Wm. Orchard. Messrs John McMillan. David and Alex. Aitken. and Misses Jean hem: and Minerva Mercer. Those who visited Toronto "over. the rook-end to see their Museum the King and Queen, Mere Mr. and In J. W. Eton, Lola udAudrey Mm Runny, Min Shortt, and Jack Cockburn, motored to Detroit for the weekend with In Brown's daughter Mr and Mn Hetherington, Jenn and Joan, went the weekend with Mn. nu. ma, Mr and In Ross, ot I LOCAL no bemoan. HOLSTEIN LEADER Phone M PERMANEN] THE DURHAM REVIEW o-ef", with In. The proprietor of a gasoline sta- tion in Kirkland Lake, Ontario, has devised a dramatic means of impres- sing the public that they are the tax- payers. A large sign over his sta- tion announces: "Tax Collection A. gency." In smaller letters under. neath are the words "We Also Sell A three minute telephone talk from Durham to Australia costs costs $25.50, while on Sundays, the rate 13 $18.00. ans. who were the first inhabitants of the County. The hostess and her assistants served a dainty lunch to over forty women. and a social ttmo was spent. The sinzinz ot the Na- tional Anthem closed this most In- teresting meeting. [gave an account of the time spent in :a delegate to Macdonald Hall, in (Guelph. Miss Horace Clark also told of her experience at the same institution. It was interesting to hear or and iwe are sure these two ladies benedtted very much by tree. ing that wonderful institution and 1isteniNr, to the various programmes" given. Mrs Wilfrid Renwick sang a“ lovely solo. Mrs Wallace Adams mavel' a paper on the early historv‘of Grevl making special mention of the India Mr: V. Adams, to take the chair. A splendid program was given by the Dromore ladies. Mrs Russell Taylor leur. The mm mm mutton} {for e visit. I l, Mr Alex. aim of umtoxvitu,ttue .bee. hes been spending n. - den. 'with his pants. It end In WSIni Mrs Dr. Ellis is spending I tewi days with her daughters in Toronto. ' kisses My Kerr end Helen iii) ler oi Toronto, visited with Mrs. Jordan over Sunday. The Woman's Missionary Auxiliary of the United Church will hold their lamina Thank-olefin; on may, ievenlng, Hey Mth, to which att are! welcome. A mean entitled "The rummage of the Cross" will be we! "rented by members of the Auxillnry. _ iThe Mission Band will also present new T'haakofterintr. ( Mr and Mrs Win. lrvin of Mouht l Forest, visited on Sunday with thel letter’e parents, Mr and Mrs. Wm. H Aberdein. ‘1 Mrs Robert Christie, who has beenl visiting in Scotland these last few , months. stiled for Canada on May I 20th, and will nrrive in Montreal on the 28th. 1 Miss Mary Hunter of North Egre- mont. spent the week end with her]; friend, Olive McGuire. , Mrs R. Irvin and son Jack, and Miss Annie Dree spent the weekend in Toronto. I Holstein Institute met at the home ot Mrs Hustle on Thursday atters noon, the president, Mrs Hustle pre- siding. The treasurers report was adopted and the secretary read the correspondence received. After that was dealt with, the president asked the president of Dromore Institute. Wm. Keller Tie. Blythe VI‘IHI‘IV "0". AI... ' TORONTO NElll You?“ - how hi value, I "etrattt '90.“!!! . m In JUN ' ll Ttttrem lee MI mt chair. .SGMI’ Btre"tng. dey "5. - WV WV 6. To you who luvs a father. Trauma Man Mth -.. You!“ am new hi value. If all this world were our. to give We would the it. yo. no more To clap the land of our dour father, “he loved you moat t8tteere We never did, and we never will, rtrrtret you father, deer. When dun ere friends are few Dear father, how we think ot you. Ffrlends we friends lt they are true, But we loot our best friend when better, In this world again. He saw the mad m getting rough. Thi, mm were hard to climb. Bo He closed your _ eyelids. And whispered “Peace be Thine." You _ left behind, some uchinz a very dour husband and father. David Allan who mused any. May Mth, 1938. God knew that were suturing He knew you were In pain. He knew you Valid never get Roll call was answered by my- ~ment of fees. Mrs Davey of Aber: deen spoke on "Protection by Pre. vention"-- an excellent address with many helpful hints on health. Next meeting will be ct Mrs Howard Lawrence's on June 1lith. ALLAN-tn ever-loving memory of Derby. Mn W. McAllster. Noble. Mrs L Mountain. N Lawnence, Mrs N Mellon”. tam. Mrs. Stanley Mountain. Bun, shine Com. --Mrg Thou Killian, Mrs. Elmer Webber, Mrs. Stanley Mountain; Program Com.-Mrs W. The annual meeting of the Sun- nyvlew Branch was held at the home ot Mrs Alfred Vollett, Thurs. day May 11th, with attendance of of M. others are Prtttr.-Mrt, Jack Petty; lat 1rims--Mrs Albert Merton- aid; 2nd Viee-Mrg Than. Lawrence; Beera'reaa. - Mrs Chas McAiister; District: Director-Mrs J. W. Petty; Directors - Mrs Howard Lawrence. Mr: Norman McRonald. Mrs Walter McAlister. Pianitst---Mrt, H, Cald. well. Audition ---Mrg Lorne Moun- All that the parents have to do is to keep their purchase sllps from the store and present them with a birth eertitieate Jn the event that the twin insurance policy becomns aclalm. Information Is not available as to the trtere's policy. should there be morn than two babies. As North Bay is not many mlles from Cat1ander, Ont.. this posslbllty is by no means re- mote. , SUNNYVI EW WON EN'S INSTITUTE Twin Insurance is a plan recently a- dopted by a More in North Bay, Ont. as a means of inereasite, interest in its stock of supplies of clothing for babies. The store agrees to dupllcate free of charge any article bought by expectant parents for the newecmer if the arrival turns out to be twins. Ferguson of the " con. has been serioulv ttt the but , weeks. John A. attended nearly all the medium of Eminent Ptowtnan's Assoc. , He was also president ' your: ago of the assoc. We think he is a ttno chap. Mr Ind In David Coates ahes Florence and new” of Richmond mn spent over the weekend at Mr. Wm. Moore's. PROGRESSIVE MERCHANT OFFERS TWIN INSURANCE Mr Ind In Dashwood ot Dunn. vine spent Sunday " te. M. Patter- It Tho- Gordan is working for Milford Macaw" at prevent. In Boot Matthew, melee Ruby and new also Bob and Arthur were In Toronto on load”. In. V. Non end Douglas spent over the weekend in Toronto. . like Jun Brown of Toronto spent the week end nth her per- ents Mr and In John T Brown. In Joseph Moore in visiting In Tomato " pment. A number from here intend swim! to the boxing bout: In Durham on In“ Ruth Mantle went over the weekend with In Vic Noble. (Arrived too late tor last week) NORTH WONT IN MEMORIAM br wtro “Neither Inca or uh. an Idck Ind pull u the lune time." Con-able Nell drove the eu- hck to 'htrrttttetrt. and noun-4| the war" -_-.- --mi 5 The m (barium tn screen STOLEN CAR LOCATED histnrr...Att in the new.“ unit]. l, TWO MILES we" or vanuev in: “Nude of ham! I a.“ Ram am. turuft y Thursday morning of last week Ida L000“ u“ Atwitt the 1937 Ford Tudor Coach, belonrn - h - In; to Mr Jack KcGowan, of South- ampton thnt had stnlen in Hamsmn. "the lk, af thlslei" early Sunday morning. Mir Tth,' was diacovered by a tamer in n AND ON THE BAKE noon“ _ swamp to the west ot Varney. s".',: TM$tEE autumn": -4tt.-. Mount Phi-eat m was nodded a and they In tum nodded Chief Com) P.'. ot the 8.dd'. mum Milford Neil. or Hammon.‘ -------- who immediately went to Value, Em M 'm. Only t and returned with the car, _"tiett, man “was all waa not damaged In any way. Thet N M M waa no gaaollne in the car. which' "_---,- had outlined live gum. when '00tt., You. wan. - " an. a! taken on Sunday morning. The ml m “‘80" mount a: nu; ten was alao nin down. l “I. In! "a-ttmat m h Whenthegaraxamanludput irtl'P_t".redtotu-Giri. In mime and etted the hungry. “WW “II!!! "I - a: Miss Glulya Bobcat visited Heath in the vimtge on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W. Brown and mm. Ily spent Sunday with It Md Mrs. Mr and In Ev: and Glen spent Sunny with her mother, In. Rob-f pa. near Mount Fbmt. 3 Miss Muriel Nelson of Arthur small the weekend with her parents here: Messrs. Finlay Lewis. Climax-m} Robb. and Miss Jerry Allan r" 'ort.' Fore“ were Sunday visitors with M and Mrs Chalet] Lewis. Mr. and In. R. Finder ntwnded the-funeral of the lute urn. Alfred,“ Hus of Yeovil on Bundmy. Much: sympathy is extended to the hem»! Mr. and Mrs. Chan“ and Inn Annie Rutue ot Toronto, wen Sum day visitors with Mr Keller and In: Stewart. Mr Geo. Graham of Rockwood. formerly of Owen Sound visited f%turrtnnr with Mr and In David Marshall. Mr and Mrs Albert Marshall out! Mr bnd Mrs A. 80mm: of Toronto wens, Walton on Sundnv with Mr and Mrs Reuben Noble. Bentlnck. Mr A. Barium of Toronto. spent over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Albert Marahul and other “when Mrs McCullouch and son Kenneth of Fauna”: vtMted recently with Mr and Mrs John limbo". Mrs Porter tV. visited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm. Porter. Miss Olive. Mow-rim": of tcwn vigit. ed ovar this wank-end with Mr trni8 Mrs “W. MIMI“. Mr and Mr: Arthur helm of man- nlz vininvl Snndnv with ber nan-Mo Mr and Mrs Andrew! Marshall. and attended service " Knox. Mr and MM. 3ohn Marshall In"! ehitdresrt vuitod an Runng with Mr and MN. Alex. Catdor of menm. Miss Mam McAmtor of Toronto we!" over the warkond " her home Lore. Her mother nmmnmnlwl her to Toronto on Savndnv um! will n- mnin for a few daw' visit. In Rett WOW men! titENe an" over the wank-And with Mr and In Human Ill-Donn" near "ttSteen. We went tettttdnxr evetine Monsant- tr " Hm home of Mrs Mal-shun Br. and Saturday evening with Knights!“ in town. Mr and Mn Andrew "tuba" an" chum-n visual on Sand-y evening with Mr and Mr. John Kerr. Vamp! an or the King and omen. The “7.11.8. not at the lane of Mrs. McMhmr on Wad. mention. my IT, with an nttendmee of 24. Rev. Hr Kin led. In payer. In. McAlinor read the bible lotion and Mn McM‘uter nu! (mm the ntudv book on Mush": In [mun Ind also read an intereatitte letter from her broth". Rev. PM". Rutherford who has been a murmur" tn lndh tor in” yours. Mm. Hamid Wmon read of We in India. In. “/1th read of hrizht mom in Indira mo- no". Roll on" was answered by atrium": verso- on 1trtievo'. Mn Mar-aha" Sr. van ttnttoitttod Minion Band Irador and Mr: R. T. “nulls" pro-Mono of Hm y W.Aux. Mrs , M. Her-lull don»! tho "we"!!! wttt, praver "trr whtrh lunch w" served‘ life. be it ever to pol-bet. but. only watchman-u. mm‘ the um; God, and In. spirit dwelling Inmanweclumtkuuwle and chucter of A Chanda. Mr. Knye Ind a brle! all: for the boys KNOX COWS not": A on iidcir -------.. -_ ‘V ' My m. My Ja',7, Em Wm “WM. Em mhlAI- "s--.--., 1tt.tttitiiG"7r""ir'i;L"l I as“: oaattruv' low Pinyin; THUR, FR... BAT., - M, I, " Holstein - greenery Auwlm Durham Mm Men's Jitney Dances Every l'lmtshrlh'glt ' tell DURHAM Town Hall tue the nu with the under-land, cum-berm the - at Jammy Dated at Durham thin 12th (By ot May, 1939. The (on of “Wu will mend shout "oo this year In “vacuum: the “tr-cum a! an own. In folder! “I! - wide circulation III will be "nibble to I" Vishnu " the Work“ Mr In New York. town. And the thIM' or" nonnother than yr edlmr'a with. whom an of may to" n eboqttrr an "Tho Three Watcher." when maria-d than like -. Bat and: a {at haw. follow- Ing u “Invented all!!! " the er-tttte col-vice of lotion! my In St. Paul'- United “much. by fir TERM”! fit RIKES AGAIN! 7,i'ii"iiTiTG7iG in um it. 7004 an mm by “we I ---RogY l a u it any Chicks in thin locality. Phone " gull tor ithhtt and uh: lie, The Bear let that the nick. WW "tmt'" mu an oltqltlre an“ m SII'S (hlatilirith Sollcltnr for the Exocutor. tEaYtgthtft0' O'Sullivan Mai n 'iEtt 6.086 . 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