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is looking beautiful ecent. _ Most of the nished seeding and roots. in Reay and famâ€" s with relatives at mchan is busy with ; Clarence Thompâ€" ina, on April 13th Nilbert Knisley, a UG STORE ULY ). _ will hold their x at the home of n on Friday afterâ€" s Please note CTER. B. A. LEAVE ronto e W. D. Henry K.C r quality. 5 (30 x 314). e to wait for rling â€" Miller were with Mr and Myis ‘UY IT DELAY ! SAUGEEN amily. with Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Joe miy and Mr and RMATION AT ER. Etc we‘ll do the inz bee was heid ‘Thursday with a willing workers. rdon McCrae acâ€" iss Elsie â€" Miller â€"with friends in ther JUNE 6TH, 1940. DER _ Yake and son pent a couple of Irs Fred Kelsey. Qvarrie and son this week with Lean and family. tendance at the Sunday and all Male Quartette. â€"rateful for their M M O aidlaw Build‘s URHAM. Ont. McCrae and with Mr and bâ€"daily exâ€" Hol. m er and i{amâ€" y â€" recently itchley and 16 1 Schmidt sts with Bd In the Estate of ANGUS McCORâ€" MICK, Deceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of Angus McCormick, late of the Township of Bentinck, in the County of Grey, Farmer, who died on or about the Twentyâ€"sixth day of April. A.D. 1940, are required to file proof of the same with the vnderâ€" signed, on or before the ‘Thirtieth day of June, A.D. 1940, after which date the Estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims, of which the undersigned shall then have had notice. ‘ Dated at Durham, this | Twentyâ€" ninth day of May, A.D. 1940. All persons having \claims against the Estate of Alexand Stonehouse, late of the Townshnip o Glenelg, in the County of Grey, er, who died on or about the Twentyâ€" h day of May, A.D. 1940, are req to file proof of the same with e underâ€" sizned, on or before the Sikth day of July, A.D. 1940, after which\ date the Estate will be distributed, havingreâ€" zard only to the claims of which the undersigned shall then have had noâ€" tice. \ Dated at Durham, this Fifth d‘ay of Tune, A.D. 1940. I FOR SALEâ€"Cook stove in good conâ€" dition, good baker. Also heater. NOTICE. TO CREDITORS In the Estate STONEKHOUSE. t _ H. Greenwood. ‘. mile east of Durham Hospital. FOR SALEâ€"Sheep and Hog Shod 100 ft. long and 24 ft. wide, 7 ft. sides, good frame. _ Apply, Robert Sim, Sec‘yâ€"Treas.. Egremont Agricul tural Society, R.R. 3, Mt. Forest. NOTICE TO CREDITORS FLESHERTON July 1st, 1940 Red Cross Carnival Small Advts. J. H. McQuarrie, Durham, Ontamo, Solicitor for the Executors Apply Mrs Solicitor for the Executors R.R. No. 4, J. H. McQUARRIE, Durham, Ontario. aip of Glene . Farmer, w wentyâ€"fourth re required : _ with the JUNE 6TH, ALEXANDER , & ft.’ The funeral of the late Alexander _ Robert. Stoneouse of Glenelg Township was Agriculâ€" held on Monday, May 27th from his rest. â€" | late residence on Lot 40 N.D.R. â€"â€"â€"â€"l The late Mr. Stoncouse who â€" was str‘aw- in his fiftyâ€"seventh year, was born Kow Biies c AHBMIE 0000 1 Wiok w22 _~ on July 29th. 1383. en youngest of the family Members of Durham and Markdale Red Cross Societies ‘and members of all local orgarizatio: ‘interested in Red Cross work are dprdially inâ€" vited to attend this meeting. J. A. McGirr, H .H. MacDonald A meeting ‘of ratepayers will be held in TOWNSHIP HALL, GLENâ€" ELG on MONDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1940 at 8 O°CLOCK P.‘M. for the purpose of discussing the %anization of the Township for RE CRQSS WAR woORrk. C CcARR OF THANKS We wish to der our heartfelt thanks to the neighbors and friends who â€" showed _ kindgess, expressed sympathy and loaned cars, in our reâ€" cent bereavement of a lqving father. â€"Knigley family. CARD OF\THANKS We wish to thiuk our many friends and neighbors Yor their kindâ€" ress and sympathy shown to us during the death of our déar father. daughter: Alex on the farm across the road, Percy and Violet at home. Also onesister, Sarah Jane, Mrs. Mcâ€" Meekin and three granddaughters . The funeral was conducted by Rev. Mr. Cook. Hymns sung were "Rock of Ages" and "Safe in the Arms of Jesus." The many beautiful flower tributes were from the family; sister Jane and family; Elmer Harrison and Employees; auntie Jemima and famâ€" ily; Marty and Charlie Mepham: Mr and Mrs. A. Hobson and family; Mr and Mrs J. F. Mepham and June; Mr and Mrs Franklin McPhail and family; Mrs Sarah Kennedy and family and Charlie Kennedy. «__ 2°2° V the family of four sons and 5 daughters of the late Mr and Martin Stoneouse. He was married to Christena Stoneouse in 1908, who predeceased him 16 months ago. Mr Stoneouse has been in poor health for a long time. He leaves to mourn 2 sons and 1 daughter: Alexr an the farm aaracs ALEXANDER SToONEOUsSsEe PRICEVILLE Reeve. OBITUARY NOTICE â€"Stoneouég family. He was the Clerk. | Heartiest congratulations are exâ€" ; tended to Mr Albert Haw, Con. 10, | Proton who will celebrate his nineâ€" | tieth birthday on June $th. Eighty ; of these years have been spent in | South Grey, and "Mr Haw has done | plenty of hard work, but is still reâ€" ‘ markably active for his years and has the use of all his faculties. ; The years may have slowed up his step a little but it certainly has not , dimmed his sense of humour and the | community join in wishing this geniâ€" al neighbor, many happy returns. Mrs Madden of Greenwood, B. C. was present re her property on 6th concession. Letter from W. A. Litâ€" tlejohns, mail courier, complaining of road on part of 12th concession. The matter was promised consideration. Major Watson, Western‘* Ontario organizer for Red Cross waited on Council re arganization work. The Clerk was instructed by resolution to advertise in local papers, a meeting to be held at Tp Hall on June 10th for purpose of dircussing organizaâ€" tion for Red Cross War Work in Accounts were presented and paid as follows: Ontario Hospital, Woodâ€" stock, m‘t‘ce of patient for quarter ending June S0th, $45.50; Dept. of Health, insulin ace‘t, $2.44; Durham Planing mill, for lumber for porch. $146.00; Assessor for equalizing 8 uniâ€" on School Sections, $40.00; Treasurâ€" er on salary $60.00; Reeve, services re Tp. Property, $1.2%5; â€" Clerk, serâ€" vices re Tp. property and mileage, $2.00; Chas Robson attending weed control meeting Markdale, $2.50. mounting to $70.61. The Treasurer was authorized to accept $11.62 from Holland Twp. re relief. 7 July 6th 1940 at 10 2.:m. y 7 H. H. MacDonald, Clerk. John _ McKechnie, Glenroadin, 1 sheep killed and 1 lamb injured, $13; Allan Boyd, 1 sheep killed, 2 lambs injured, $15.00; Geo. Newell, 1 sheep killed and 1 sheep injured, $15.00. Wm. Edge, 2 inspections, $3.00; C. MacArthur 2 inspections. The Road Supt. reported through Voucher No. 6 work performed on roads, including crushing amount of $2627.34 which was passed and payments made accordingly. Claims for sheepn killed or injured by dogs were paid as follows: A member of the Blackhall family. Toronto. spent the weekend makin& some improvements on the late Mrs George Gilke‘s property in the vilâ€" lage. Mr and Mrs Archie McEachnie. were in Buffalo last week attending the wedding of their granddaughter. Miss Aileen McEachnie. The regular monthly meeting was held in Tp. Hall on June ist with a full attendance of members. Mr and Mrs Elwyn M. McEachnie and family of Buffalo, were over the U.S. Memorial Day at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs Archie Mcâ€" Eachnie. t A few families who were old time members of the former Esplin church con. 10, attended the "Esplin Day" service held in the reâ€"constructed Esplin Church at Mt. Forest. The Women‘s Institute will hold their regular meotng on Wednesday June 12th, at home of Mrs. Charles Wale. Miss Bessie McGibbon, teacher at S. S. No. 4, spent the latter part of last week in Toronto writing off an examination in connection with her study course. m Mr Russell McKee has had a gang of men employed at the mill doing custom sawing. The United W. M. S. will meet Thurs. at the home of Mrs Milton Gilles. < Mr and Mrs Sam Mills and daughâ€" ter Jacqueline, Owen Sound were recent visitors at the home of Mr D. S. McDonald. man, Elmer Eagle, Fred Stewart, Thomas McAsey, Archie McPhail. Friends from a distance attending the funeral were Mr and Mrs Marty Mepham â€" and Charlie, Walkerville: Mr Jack Mepham, Mrs Charlie Mcâ€" Kinnon, Mr and Mrs Frank McPhail, Mr Findlay and Neil McPhail, Florâ€" ence Stoneouse all from Toronto; Mr and Mrs Marty Stoneouse, . Mrs Gray from Mono Road; Mr and Mrs Jack Stoneouse and Lavina, Feverâ€" sham; Mrs W. E. Stoneouse, Colâ€" lingwood; Jack McMeekin, Mount Forest. f m D EeE 220CE ME IL,IIUCE McMeekin, Frank McPhail, Marty Stoneouse Brady and Bert Irwin. ; Flower bearers were Leonard Mcâ€" Keown, Roy McDermid, Jack Shortâ€" reed, Elmer Harrison, Eliwood Kinsâ€" The pall bearers were his nephews, arty, Jack and Charlie Mepham,Jack cMeekin, â€" Frank McPhail, Marty Glene!g Council HOPEVILLE & ND vVICINI1 Y to Fovit in o THE DURHAM REVIEW We regret that the Review is a day late for some of the mails this week, owing ‘to hydro ppwer shutâ€" off Monday afternoon and part of Clyde McCallum oldest son of the weekend at his home at Wwaiter‘s Mr and Mrs Dan _ McCallum of town Falls. left Sunday evening for Galt to enâ€"â€" Mr and Mrs Frauk Patton and son ter the Canadian Air Force Trainingz Lindsay of Toronto were guests with school, and will later see further Mr and Mrs Robert Bryans the first training at St. Thomas. Clyde apâ€" of the week. 7 plied only Wednesday last, and ree Mr and Mrs Chas McClocklin and ceived a telegram to report Monday Arthur visited Sunday. with Mrs Em last Friday. It was quick action. He Rutledge, Markdale. has almost completed a course in Guests at the home of Mrs M. "Air Conditioning and Refrigeration." Davis the first of the week were Clyde is an alert young chap Of Mr and Mrs Hawley Hawes and nineteen years, and should make 2 Horace, and Miss Beverley Philips. good aviator. of Meaford and Mr and Mrs Elwood wwz fplm omm Hawes of Owen Sound. We regsret that the Review is a% Mr and Mrs Jim 'Ewens of Aberâ€" day late for some of the mails this 4°°D Were guests with Mr and Mrs , _ Thos. Timmins Sunday. week, owing ‘to hydro ppwer shutâ€". off Monday afternoon and part of| M‘ and Mfs ~W.. J. Greenwood Tuesday, | were guests Sunday with Mr Angus | MaciIntosh and sisters, Margaret and No f i Susie of Dornoch. > â€" intointsliarints ratirtsmeir tnâ€" l The â€" Dominion Dept. of NUâ€"RLU SUNOCO I ‘The bridges over the creek at S.’ture recommends planting The new mirgcle of gasoline chemâ€" 9. No. 5 and on the 6th: near Wen.)Oats , Cartier Oats, O.A.C. istery. ‘Test for\yourself, not against Sweeney‘s which> were dmasedibarley aud buckwheat. ordinary nas, but against PREâ€" by the sgravel wrucks going over.|late for mangels. but lots MIUMâ€"PRICED , gpotor fuels. and were rePaired by the Council~ on for turnips. rememberâ€"BIAUIE SUNOCO ‘sells at. Monday. 3: im o 4l"nonotmvmuudtoda REGULAR GAS. PRICE, _ ' A decoration service will be hen‘,u'lfinto thoroughly. Sow t Sold by:â€"SMITH BBG\S,- imzum cemetery onâ€" June 23rd at.at bottom of cultivated soil. Mr and Mrs P. F. McArthur. and Miss Essel, were in Toronto this week (Tuesday) in‘ attendance at the Graduation Exercises of the School for Nurses of the Toronto Western Hospital, their daughter, Miss Lorâ€" raine MacArthur being one of the graduates, this function taking place at Convocation Hall. We cordially extend our congratulations to this young townslady on her noble achievement. Mrs Turner of Orangeville, was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs J. H. Harding. ‘Rev. and Mrs M. H. H. Farr were in attendance at the Grey Co. Deanery meeting held in St. Paul‘s Anglican Church,~Shelburne. ‘The speakers present were Dean C. O. Pherrill, Markdale; Canon W. A. Townsend, Canon L. A. Dixon, ‘Toâ€" ronto; _ Arch Deacon‘ D. B. Marsh, Diocese of Arctic, and Miss H. Hutchâ€" eson. R. N., Aklavik. Mr and Mrs G. A. Noble and litâ€" tle daughter. spert the first of the week with Mrs Noble‘s parents at Mcintyre. Mr and Mrs S. Bolton, Toronto, were weekend visitors with Mrs. Bolton‘s parents, Dr and Mrs W. C. Pickering. Mr and Mrs L. Renwick of Palâ€" merston spent Surday with the forâ€" mer‘s sister and brother; in town. Mr George Leith of Guelph is a visitor with Mrs David Leith. The Elgar Maleâ€" Quartette were entertained by Mrand Mrs E. S. MacArthur and Dr. and Mrs T. H. Sneath. Mr and Mrs John McGirr were in Kitchener on Thursday where he atâ€" tended, the County Grand Lodge of the Orange Order. Mr and Mrs. A. Hay. Mr and Mrs Geo. Hay and Mrs Robt. Milne visitâ€" ed the first of the week with Mr and Mrs Norman Brown, Clarksburg. Mrs Barber, teacher at S. S. No. 11 Egremont for ine past two years, has accepted S$.S. No. 6 Normanby school for the coming year at an adâ€" yanced salary. n Mrs J. A. Rowland of Elmira is spending this week with her friend, Mrs J. H. Harding. Mrs Adam Brown of Parry Sound, was a guest of Mr and Mrs Allan Bell this week while here for the funeral of her cousin, the late Miss Thomasena Byers Normanby. Mrs Minnie Boyce has been nursâ€" ing her uncle, the late Robert Twamâ€" ley for three weeks and left Monday for Toronto for medical reâ€"examinaâ€" tion before the Home Mission Board of the United Church before taking another appointment. Mr A. W. H. Lauder was strickâ€" en with a heart attack last Saturday evening, and has since been confined to his home. His brother, Dr. Edâ€" ward Lauder, of Toronto, came to see him Sunday. We trust he will soon regain his usual health. Mr and Mrs Larry Miller, Baden were weekend guests of the latter‘s parents. Mr and Mrs J. H. Harding. Mr and Mrs J. J. Sutherland daughter Anre of Sarnia, visited with Mrs T. Banks over the weekâ€" end. Mrs Sutherland is remaining a few days with Mrs Banks, who has been quite ill. Misugs M. H. Gerrie and M. E. Morton were Toronto visitors over the weekend. Thirtyâ€"seven Girl Guides and their leader, Miss Marjorie Pickering atâ€" tended the Girl Guide Rally in Walkâ€" erton on Saturday. _ Donald Johnston, of Bright, spent Sunday with his relatives, W. J. Moran and John Ray. e Mr and Mrs ‘Thos. Didlick of Roach Point, Lake Simcoe, visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs ul‘s‘ Mr and Mrs G. Coutts and Donâ€" he ald and Doreen of Conn were guests O. with Mr and Mrs Hugh McArthur A. ‘one day last week. Toâ€"| _ Mr A. Maynard attended the funâ€" sh. eral of a friend in Guelph last Tuesâ€" châ€" day. ‘| Mrs Mather led in prayer. Mrs ‘iD. B. Jamieson read the minutes ;and gave the roll of members. The 1'| Treas. report was given by Mrs. ~; McLean. The visitors for June were ‘appointed: Mrs Zilliac and Mrs ) Wolfe, Mrs. Gagnon and Mrs. Roy *\ Lawrence. Two delightful solos were *irendered by Miss Gagnon and Mrs. J. Petty, accompanied by Mrs Padâ€" ~" field. Flower committees were arâ€" ° ranged for summer months. It was * decided to hold a peony tea on June | 26th, proceeds for war work. After | repeating the Mizpah, a social hour f ‘ was spent over the tea cups. Mr and Mrs Frauk Patton and son Lindsay of Toronto were guests with Mr and Mrs Robert Bryans the first of the week. T Marshall Saunders who is assisting R. T. Edwards this season spent the weekend at his home at Walter‘s Falls. Miss Gladys Firth spent the weekâ€" end with her aunt Mrs M. Dodds at Berkeley. | _ In response to the call for woollen blankets; 34 were packed for shipâ€" lping headquarters, 16 for hospital ‘use and 18 for general purposes. i‘Those donating blankets were: Royâ€" lalt:ide Wom. Inst. 2, South Glenelg | Wom. Inst. 4. Durham Fire Brigade !2; Men‘s Bridge Club (Messrs C. M¢â€" iGirr, M. Calder, J. Duffield, C. Darâ€" \ling, L.. Aitcheson, G. Kearney, R. | Padfield and W. McDonnell) 2; LO. \D.E, 2; Mrs A. Derby 1; Mrs E. S. iMa,c;‘\rthur 1,; Mrs Jos. Crutchley 1; | Mr and Mrs. P. Gagnon 5; Hahn |House boarders 1; _ Miss Gerrie 1; iMrs. Finlay Graham 3; Mrs. D. B. |Jamieson 2; Mrs Dr. Sneath 1; Miss :M. Hunter 1; Mrs J. Mack 1; Mrs. John McGirr 1; Mr and Mrs Sandy 'Alexander 2; Mr and Mrs W. B. Patâ€" | terson and family 2; Miss Sarney, .$5 in cash. Lorna Peart spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. J.~ J. Peart, celebrating her 5th birthday. Mr and Mrs Harold McKechnie and Mrs. J. W. McKechnie of Durham visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs W. R. Jack. The monthly meeting of the Womâ€" en‘s Association was held on Monâ€" day evening in the Queen St. Church parlours. Boys who received socks and sweatâ€" ers are: Gordon Graham, Harold Noâ€" ble, Cecil McLean, Walter Neaves. Goldie Long, Stan. Falkingham. Bill Bailey, Ross Cain, George Bovingdon Wm. Doyle, Jimmie McMurray, R. Boak Burns, Campbell Clark. Rev. B. D. Armstrong, Rhesa McLean, » Art. Lawlor, Bryson Clark, Lorne Long, Reg. Steeds, Bernard Allison, Harry McCaslin, Oren Pollock, Kenny Long Norman Robins, Roy Vollett, Joe Noble and Bill Levi. The Voluntary Aid met for their regular weekly work meeting Tuesâ€" day afternoon . in Queen St. rooms, with Mrs D. B. Jamieson presiding. 28 ladies were present. Letters of thanks were read from Joe Noble and Mrs Levi (for her son) for socks and sweaters received. Since organizing the Aid has donated 26 sweaters and 26 prs. socks to local and former Durham boys who have given their services for their countny. ~$52.65 has been realized by the Voluntary Aid up to May 30th from teas, quilts and donations. This money is used to buy â€"wool and other supplies for the ladies to work with. Our next 10c tea open to the public will be on June 18th. The ladies handed in; their first collection of copper cards towards our mile of coppers. Over. $50 was added to our funds. It is hoped that the second collection will be much more. | KNOX WOMEN‘S ASSOCIATION RED CROSS VOLUNTARY AID ZION __ Do not cultivate land to deeply, but cultivate thoroughly. Sow the grain _ Seventeenâ€"yearâ€"old _ Percy ,Schuckâ€" necht, son of Mr and Mrs. Fred Shucknecht, of Bentinck, is in Hanâ€" over Hospital in a very serious conâ€" dition as a result of a severe scaldâ€" ing he suffered on Tuesday of last week. The youth had been employea at Dirstein‘s sawmill, and had been rolling logs into a tank of boiling water with a pike pole. In some manner the pole slipped and the young man was thrown into the scalding liquic up to his hips. Felâ€" low workmen lost no time in helpâ€" ing him out and he was rushed to the hospital at Hanover where he was found to have suffered a severe scalding of both legs up to his hips and of his arms and shoulders. Alâ€" though his condition is. serious and his injuries extremely painful, he is igiven every chance of recovery. : Oats , Cartier Oats, O.A.C. No. 21 barley and buckwheat. It is too late for mangels. but lots of time Expenses of candidates in the fecâ€" eral election in Bruce were light, acâ€" cording to sworn slatements filed with E. F. Martyn of Ripley, reâ€" turning oflicer for the riding. Leigh H. Snider, unsuccessful national government candidate had expendiâ€" tures of $747.07. His receipts were $850. Listing receipts of $307.85, W. R. Tomlinson, K. C., successful Libâ€" eral candidate, had $760.85 expenses. The Hepworth Progress has changâ€" ed management, Mr O. M. Seim who has edited the Progress for the past five and one half years, having sold the business to Messrs W. R. Kinch & Co. of Alvinston. On Tuesday, 1st June, 1915, at the home of his son Alex, James Ross, pioneer of Egremont passed away in his 95th year, having been born in Aberdeen, Scotland, on 19th July. 1820. Holstein correspondence: Egremont will, we are sure, be pleased that the Clerkship has fallen into the hands of Mr David Allan (we had almost written "Jr.") who will make a worthy successor to his father of the same name who for 32 years filâ€" led the position so creditably. BRUCE ELECTION FIGHT NOT AN EXPENSIVE ONE It is estimated that the total iosses of the Canadian forces in France up to the present will reach almost to On Wednesday, 2nd of June, 1915, Robert Hill passed over to the greater number at the home of his sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr Colin McArthur, l1ith concession of Glenelg. He had reachâ€" ed the venerable age of 83 years. France for some days back has made notable gains in spite of desâ€" perate attacks and a German adâ€" vance through the lines to Calais is now most improbable. British and Canadians are more than holding their own too, and every day makes it better, for the munitions supply is increasing. the 9000 mark. This includes killed. wounded and missing. Under the auspices o. the Varney Grange, an upâ€"toâ€"date picnic will be held in Mr _ Wm. Carson‘s bush on June 18th. Mr. J. J. Morrison, Sec‘y of Farmers‘ Coâ€"Operative Co. of Toronto, is expected to be present. ‘The people of South Grey have thus again before them the ablest man in political iife in the County and who in a seven years trial, gave such service tothis riding as it never had before nor since. 25 YEARS Ago (from Review fyle, June 10th, 1915) Durham Band has been engaged for Flesherton 1st of July celebration. Mr N. W. Campbell occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church Sunâ€" Cay morning last during Reve Mr. Prudman‘s absence at Conference. and others will be present to take charge of the service. The Durham Band will be in attendance. â€" Every one will be welcome at this service. The Town Hall was filled with Lib eral delegates yesterday coming from far distant points in this big riding of South East Grey, comprising 9 townships and 7 urban centres. They came with only one man in mind, credentials were not needed, H. H. Miller was the unaminous choice and amid much applause the chairâ€" man handed him the nomination. IN DAYS OF YORE 2.30 p.m. when Rev. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE ONTARIO Telephone 31, Orangeville, Ont. Ontatrio & Dominion Land Surveyor Begistered Professional Engineer method for children of pre school age. Hours 1 to 6 p. m. cution and Physical Culture. Special Course for advanced pupils, including Hand Culture and Arm Gouches. B Pupib of Parnell Morris, A. A. G. O. try Chiropractic Adjustments, Maa sage and Uitra Violet Rays. Dates arranged at Herald Office, Da»r dalk, also through Durham Review, Durham Office: J. L. SMITH, M.B., M.C., P.S. Licensed Auctioncer for Grey County Honor Graduate Toronto University, Graduate Royal Coll. Dental Surgeons Prompt, courteous & efficient service DURKHAM & HOLSTEN Office Hours: 1.30 to 4.00 p. m. 730 to 9.00 p. m. Rooms: Over Royal Bank Durkam, Office and Residence: Corner Gom» tess and Lambton Streets, Durham Office hours: 9 to 11 am., 130 to 4 p.m., 7 to 9 p.m. Sundays excepted W. C. PICKERING, DDS, LDOS BARGAIN F4 June 7, 8 DURKHAM Smith‘s Falls. ........ $7 65 and several intermediate points GOINGâ€"1.30 p.m., JUNE 7, 8th RETURN LIMITâ€"Un to June 1G B. M. CHARLTON, A. A. G. M ; Office: Mill Street, DURHAM, ONA, 3. F. GRANT, D.D.S., L.D.S, Dentistry in all ito Branches CHIROPRACTIC C. G. AND To remove the cause of disease, W. PIERCE ELLIS Veterinary Medicine, Surgery and Located on Wide Spadina Ave. at College 8t. Easy Parking Facilitics Conveniont to Highways HoTeL Waveriey Your Next Visit to T. M. McFADDEN, Town Agent, Phone 21, Durbam, Ont. GEORGE E. DUNCAN J. H. McQUARRIE, B. a. T. H. SNEATH, M. D. F. U. EAGLESON P avritament Bulldings, Maplo Loa? Qardone, ‘Thoatroo, _ Mospitals, A. 4. PORELL Pnpsmmparr BESSIE® McGiLLIYRA® Round Trip Dorth : â€" 9t K0 Pour to Reom, 95.00 to 90.00