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that man I saw What time was SAUGEEN JULY 25TH, 1940 > service in the unday. July 2%th. Margaret Watson idaying with relaâ€" eru. Toronâ€" ir and Mrs Moffat and son ere suests this od _ and childâ€" ew weeks at o their home !~th, a lawn k was held >pkins. The d _ weather t proceeds. mbers, solos an returned ter holidayâ€" i. Lawson. Frank Hopâ€" hter. Conâ€" ijoved een, spent Mrs Frank recent vood . daughter Mr and recent Morriâ€" liss Mis am and ind Mrs Mr and te vort given by little ToZt M Beach the teleâ€" n this aC levy o on I!son resses to Ifre M end and the old Mrs Me Ine( ma M TV yev. an 2Dc and by the +0+ § P.RAMAGE,Agent,DJrham i; , i Phone 34 WM KE LLER | __On Monday evening, July 22 under ll or 56 m g 9 Prop. aus‘pices of Women‘s Institute, the l i§|, Shiels family of Mount Forest put on Serrerrnerneeeesienennnnennenersieennnmmnnmmnfemmnmmanmmectemmmme; @& Conert. . Only a fair audience was . : | present. _ A number had gone to â€"â€"1â€"â€"â€"’_â€"_â€"_â€"_‘ Black‘s Beach to cool off in the water r1$0#000000000000000000000060606600%@0@+ ) A V.M.S. quilting here Wednesâ€" 9 day at the home of Mrs. Wm. J. M : ? g Millan. _ This week Jack and Billy North of g jg .3/0117’ car fizs”red @ : Toronto, also Wesley Porter, son of Registered Heref;rd T. B. tested. A hardt, R.R. 1. Price Special Low Pate fLor FParmers®‘ Cars British bomber crews, just back to earth themselves, cast a criticâ€" al eye over the landing made by a pilot who follows them into the aerodome. NC MM ELC CO’I"I"“AGE TO RENTâ€"On lakefront, west pnd Wasaga Beach. Splendid batbhing beach in front, groâ€" cery store close \by. Open for rent from Ju‘y 21 to Sept. 15, by week, 2 weeks, or month. Well furnished; sleeping accommo&_ation for seven; good beds; rates\ very moderate. Write or phone P‘. Ramage, phone 6, Durham. I Service Guaranteed by Experienced Mechanics 3 Star Gasâ€"â€" Trucks. 25¢ cash 3t 3t »&â€"â€" Cars, 26¢ cash 1938 Chev. Truck, 1 ton stake 1937 Maple Leaf Truck, 2 ton stake PONTIAC GARAGE This is a lowâ€"cost yearly policy for farmers who do not operate their car during severe winter months â€" Get your prctecticn at once, and save worry over possibleaccident. See, write or phone to Telephone No. 6 Every car owaer should carty a policy covâ€" ering at least Public Liability and Property Damage, for a protection to himself, and those dependent on bim _ I can supply you one at lowest rates Dominion Delux Tires, all guaranteed Hart Batteries, all guaranteed GENUINE GENERAL MOTORS PaRTS Quaker State Motor Oil Veedol NMetor Cil lereford Bulls for Sale." Noah has been referred to as theI a App.}y_ Henry Eek. Sreatest of financiers becase he float-‘ 1, Pricevill&. Phone 6o5, ed his stock when all the world was $ in liquidation. 1 Both in first class condition. ommeme f’m""'mw'«wwm pontened : 5 ce un t Sm en n emenanle cce oo d renomnmemnnmce THE CR TICS ‘Mr Dalton Scott ~spent the week end with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Mr George Wale, Toronto, has been spending a while at his parental home, assisting during the illness of his mother, Mrs. Chas. Wale. One day lately we noticed a busy gentleman of our burg. The mail had just come. He took the paper, went out and sat on a chair on the lawn. At once he jumped up: he looked at the chair; felt seat of trousers. There had just been a shower. Milford Corbitt is busy whitewashâ€" ing cellars and barns about Honeyâ€" wood the past month. Eby Ostrander, cur local trucker, is busy day and night with wood, hay or iron. & This week Jack and Billy North of Toronto, also Wesley Porter, son of John Porter, are assisting Hardy brothers at the hay, also hoeing. Rev. James McKay of London conâ€" ducted services in the Park Sunday, and was greatly appreciated. Next Sunday, Rev. H. Lindsay Simpson of Orangeville will conduct communion services here at 3 p.m. ‘Mrs Catherine Stewart of Windsor district, is a guest of hâ€"r son William Stewart, con. 18, here. Miss Jessie McMillan of ‘Toronto, is enjoying a holiday with her parâ€" ents, Mr and Mrs Hugh McMillan. Mr and Mrs John McMurdo, Droâ€" more, spent Sunday afternoon at Roert Knox‘s. Mrs. Tresidder and daughters of Toronto, spent a few hours at Dick Hardy‘s on Sunday. Hubert Smith of Toronto spent the week end with Howard Watsons‘ and Mrs. Ferguson. Mrs Ferguson and Ken. entertained Mr and Mrs George Duncan, daughâ€" ters Helen. Margaret and Georgina, and sons Jack and Russell Sunday. George says he will bring the balâ€" ance of the family next trip. Neil McMillan and help are busy shingling the woodshed at his house in the Park in spare time from the hay making. Yes, we are quite warm, thankyou. And everyone is very busy at the kay, which is a fire crop: also at the hoeing, as the warm weather has caused a rapid growth and the potaâ€" to bugs came in millions. Fred Knox last week was very sick with chicken pox, but is again out, yet rather weak for hay making these warm days. _ Mr and Mrs Bill McKechnie spent Sunday evening at A. L. Hincks. ’ The funeral of the late Mrs Henâ€" ry Hooper took place on Monday afâ€" ternoon from the home of Mr Wm. Beaton where she has spent the past nine months. She was in her $4th year. The service was conducted by Rev. Mr Ashton, Flesherton. ‘The funeral was largely attended. Misses Annie and Agnes Harrow of Owen Sound attended the funeral. Interâ€" ment was made in Ebenezer cemetery Miss Mabel Everist returned to Toâ€" ronto after spending the past two. weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed. Everist. 1 Mr and Mrs Alex Knox and daughâ€" ters are on a motor trip to Quebec and other places. Mr and Mrs Alex. McLean are holâ€" idaying in Toronto. SWINTON PARK HOPEVILLE PRICEVILLE :» THE DURHAM RE #3Ge Taking a snooze on the side of the road one day last week at noon hour, after the strenuous morning‘s work with the Arran Township grader, proved an unpleasant and nerve wracking experience for Mrâ€" Henry Jacques. As he lay on the ground, probably enjoying pleasant dreams, a threeâ€"foot garter snake came crawlâ€" ing along on a reconnaisance trip, and decided to go up his trouser leg possibly to enjoy a sleep also. Harâ€" ry, feeling an unusual sensation, awakened from his slumbers and on Miss C. Fettes R.N. visited with her sisters, Mrs Neil McEachnie and Miss Anne Fettes. Miss Fettes and the McEachnie family spent the week end at Wasaga Beach. Sorry toreport Mrs. Chas. Wale still continues very ill with pneumonia. Haying is the main work on the farms at present. A good crop and showery weather will prolong the season. MADE RECONNAISANCE TRIP â€"UP TROUSER LEG Major Anthony Eden is shown lighting the cigarette of a Canadian soldier during the "housewarming" party that marked the opening of a new allâ€"services canteen club for the troops in London. Major Eden now serves as an officer in a terâ€" ritorial regiment. Mrs Will Dickie is able to be up and around again since her recent illness. Miss Mary McLean, Toronto, is visâ€" iting at the home of her mother Mrs Frank McLean. were first of the week visitors at the home of Mr. John Sinclair. Mr Archie McTaggart has been asâ€" sisting his uncle, Mr George Shand with the haying. Miss Irma Dingwall has been atâ€" dinne tending Summer School at London. _ Tara Mr and Mrs W J. Ritchie. Durham bertloettihedafiitie asheff zons sacs ons etn e VICINI1 Y trip tickets on the railways for the| ; price of oneâ€"way fare by obtaining R. L Saundm forms from their commanding officer. 3 Doorg North of our ‘They are also entitled to any excer.â€" sion fares in effect for civilians, #00000000009090900 Visitors during the week end with Mr and Mrs Joe Keiffer were his brother, Father Michael Keiffer, of North Bay; his mother, Mrs. Mary Keiffer of Formosa; Mrs Mary Coulâ€" ter and three children of Kitchener; Mr and Mrs Wilfred Detrich and two children of Teeswater; Mr and Mrs, Albert Ernivein and five children of Bentinck. According to a statement by the Department of National Defence, perâ€" sonnel of the Canadian Active Serâ€" SPECIAL RAILWAY FARES Mr and Mrs C. Frizzell returned to her home on Sunday evening, the bride remaining with her mother for a short time. Mr and Mrs Roy Brown were in Owen Sound Saturday. Mrs. McCartney was a week end visitor with Mrs. Keiffer. Mr and Mrs James Yates of Owen Sound; Mr. Frank Martin and Mr. Malcolm of Toronto spent Sunday with Mrs E. Kenny and Mike. Visitors with Mr and Mrs Wesley Bowman for two weeks were Mr and Mrs Ed. Fisher and daughter June; Mr and Mrs Ewen Fisher and son Jerry; Mr and Mrs Harry Fisherand two sons of Kitchener; Mr and Mrs Jack Simins and family of Toronto. The Keiffer boys and the Vasey boys visited friends in Gueliph and Kitchener over the week end. Mrs. Lizzie Banks and son Neil; Mr and Mrs Murray and son Bob of Laurel were Sunday visitors with Miss Ada Banks . f Mrs Herb. Allen spent three days in the General & Marine hospital in Owen Sound last week, where she had her tonsils removed. Mrs Johr Hudson and son Jim of Hanover and Mrs Milburn of Durham were resent visitors at same home. Mrs Frank Mullin and daughter of Toronto, were week end guests with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Peart. Mr.: Fred McClocklin of Toronto,. and Mrs Murdock of South River. were guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Chas. McClocklin and left from there for a trip to South River, Mr. Chas. McClocklin accompanying them. Thev exnect to return Thursday. Mr and Mrs John O‘Neil accompanâ€" ied by Mr and Mrs Walter Schaefer of â€" Priceville, visited Sunday with friends in Owen Sound. | _ Guests at the home of W. J. Cook at present are Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cook, Dorothy and Carol of Detroit; / Gordon Fairweather of Toronto. On Monday Messrs A. E. Cook, Gordon ‘ Fairweather, and Ed. Embury of Greenbank (also a visitor) and R. T.4 Cook enjoyed the day fishing at Meaâ€"‘ ford. i | _ Mr and Mrs Fred Cook and family and Mrs. Wm. Timmins of Durham j were guests with Mr and Mrs Albert ! McNally Sunday and also called on *Mr and Mrs Robt. Bryans. | Mr and Mrs Philip Harrison, Hene and Mrs Jackson, of Swinton Park, were guests the first of the week at the Nelson home. Mr and Mrs Howard Ritchie, Donâ€" ald and Cameron, Mr George Ritchie and sister Jane, were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jack Teeter in Durham Sunday, to celeâ€" brate Mrs. ‘Teeter‘s and Donald Ritâ€" chie‘s birthday. Donald came back and had supper with grandpa and grandma Greenwood and had his cake with five candles in it. Mr and Mrs W. R. Jack motored to Puslinch Sunday and were guests with Miss Clara Nelson and brothers. Mr Jack returned home Sunday evâ€" ening. Mrs Jack remained forsome days longer. Rev. and Mrs John Greenwood and, Perry of Adrian, Mich., who are spending their holidays in Markdale and vicinity, were guests with Mrand Mrs W. J. Greenwood Monday and also called on Mr and Mrs J. H. Robson. ~_Mr and Mrs. Stewart Jackson of Glamis were weekend guests with Mr and Mrs J. C. Cook and all enjoyed a trip to the beach Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Cushnie, Toronto were guests with Mr and Mrs W. R. Jack one day last week. Mr and Mrs. 1 Flesherton and M Saunders of Ber| with Mr and Mrs Sunday. investigation discovered, his unwantâ€" ed visitor, ard lost no time in disâ€" patching, the reptile. Harry says he is through with any further after dinner naps in the open fields.â€" i1 EFNROADEN ty Mrs. Lorne Atkinson Berkeley were ZION FOR SOLDIERS healdisintabsremaives NC w o io vay guests rds on Weannounce the Opening of thenew With\ Pleasure The Boy Scouts have had the bathâ€" ing house fixed and a new boat shed erected and earnestly desire that great care be taken of same. The boat maybe hired by anyone at 5 cents per half hour. The key is to be had at Rev. Ibbott‘s. Private Walter Ibbott has left the hospital in France and gone to duty. Holstein Corr: Rev. Dr. Marsh preached to the young ladies in the the Fairbairn congregation. Excelâ€" lent singing was given by the men‘s choir of about 50 voices. The church was well filled. Edge Hill corr: Last Wednesday about 4 p. m. a heavy shower of . bail fell over this district and lasted | for half an hour. Although the hail | was about the size of marbles no| material damage resulted. ‘The hail‘ remained on the ground until 1 o‘clock the next morning. | Saugeen Valley: Mr_ Weppler‘s barn is almost completed now. It makes a great imprevement on the farm. in Detroit at which Henry Ford,! head of the great motor firm, was‘ present. So impressed was Mr Ford with the eloquent message of Dr.{ Macdonald‘s address, that he preâ€" sented him with a new touring car, | which awaited Dr. Macdonald on his return to Toronto. | IDEAL N&l‘FT SHOP ia Duorham Priceville Corr: Miss Maggie Mcâ€" Innes, daughter of Mr John McInnes of Midnapore, Alta., is at present visiting at her aunt‘s at Duncan Mcâ€" Donald‘s, D. Doad, Glenelg. Dr. J. A. Macdonald of the Globe, recently addressed a meeting held !cruits. who are to leave soon unâ€" _ der Lieut. Young‘s command for the ; concentration camp at Niagara. Four ‘signed up here, Alfred Heather, Geo. 'Lloyd. Norman McDonald, Sam Hartâ€" | ford. ! The grounds of Doctor Pickering, Insp. Campbell and Mr S. F. Morâ€" |lock were ablaze with light and beauâ€" ty in decoration at the Red Cross , garden party Tuesday night. Messrs iPickering and Morlock conceived the ; bappy thought to atilize their comâ€" bined lawns for this purpose and ably _assisted the ladies in arranging for‘ the lawn fete. Over sixty electric. |lights were strung over the grounds, while flags and bunting adorned verâ€" andahs, tables and booths. $ I On Wednesay evering of last week a number of frineds of the Rev. Fath-' er Ferguson met at the Central, Hotel to present the Rev. gentlemani with an expression of their sorrow at parting and of their good will in the shape of an address and purse. | It becomes our sad duty this week to chronicle the sudden death by accident of Miss Mary R. Ramage,| eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Wam. } Ramage of North Egremont, in the| full flush of young womanhood. ' ! Messrs Ernest McGirr and Alex. Bell, well known Glenelg boys and. school teachers for the past year in' Egremont township left on Wednesâ€" day morning to be members of Lieut.‘ Young‘s band of soldiers entraining' for Owen Sound the same day. They| will train at Niagaraâ€"onâ€"the.â€"Ialko l It looks very much like as if the Model School in Hanover will be misâ€" sing this year and if this be the case, the students which generally attended the institution from this part will have to look elsewhere for teacher training this fall. Rumours have been afloat that Hanover might lose the Model School and the Daily papers of last week in reporting the examination results seem to give this report confirmation. Nine other centres are stated in the list but not HManover.. The nearest Models now are Guelph and Clinton. This makes six from Durham contingent. (From Review fyle, July 29th, i Lieut. H. C. Young, of Han was in town Monday to secure IN DAYS OF YORE! 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Office Hours: 1.30 to 4.00 p. m. 780 to 9.00 p. m. Oflice and Residence: Corner Coum tess and Lambton Streets, Durham Office hours: 9 to 11 am., 130 to 4 p.m., 7 to 9 p.m. Sundays excepte@ FRANK G. FOSTER, B. A. BARRISTER, Etc. Successor to the late W. D. Henry K.C 823 Second Ave. E. Laidlaw Build‘g Owen Sound, Ont. DURHAM, Ont. Plumbing Phone 344 w collect. Office: Mill Street, DURHAM, ON%, C. G. AND CHIROPRACTIC TORONTO Try Located on Wide Spadina Ave. at College St. Easy Parking Facilities Convenient to Highways HoTeL Waveruey 3. F. GRAKT, 0.D.S., Your Next Visit to W. PIERCE ELLIS Veterinary Medicine, Surgery and . C. PICKERING, DDS, LDs GEORGE E. DUNCAN Dentistry in ail its Branchos F. M. EAGLESON J. H. McQUARRIE, B. A. and REPAIR WORK DONE Estimates Free. CORNELIUS BENNINGER, A. M. POWRLL, Prespmarre BESSiE McGILLIVRAY Single â€" â€" $1.50 to 150 Double : â€" $2.50 to $5.00 Four to Reom, $5.99 to $6.00 $3