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rs at the home of Mr nderson were Mr and reszor, Frances and s Caldwell of Chesley. erthanser of Detroit is ent with his grandparâ€" irs Geo. Fisher. RNOCH Neil MclLean, Archie Rocky Saugzeen spent and Mrs Dougald J. J. MeDougall, Mr Will sister Mildred, motorâ€" » and Dundalk recentâ€" t cousins there. TRACTION TREAD LOTECTOR CORD PLIES PERTWIST CORD UBSER FoRr â€"TIRES 1CKLY 3 SAVE D#YEAR 1FiNDER m . on Ssunday. nley. Etta and Inez, nt Saturday with Mr RENGTH CF ER HALF A MILLION men who will be called & within 12 months ctover. will bring the th of the Dominion to quality you want for 1%, roubleâ€"free service the holidays with Hobkirk, Mrs. D. n Evan returned to nprior where the the Hish School. C NS, Dur hanm T wamley â€"<os! service than any or near its low pricel FORD ustT 29TH, 1940 W . Campbell and h MUr and Mrs Ross \€ Steven and Arthur ith Mr and Mrs. Elmwood . of Chesiey spent pareris here. ed Smith and faâ€" ited last weekend ‘d. Dailey. and family of an evening last her and brothers ord, son of Mr. {ord of Hanover, last week with Mr and Mrs. A. companied by his : remained for a BA C } McDougall of ends here on gstor of Townâ€" week with her Livingstone. nd two chllidren ited for a few her parents at er of Desboro, on MacDonald it visitors at s Andrew Hasâ€" i of â€" Kirkland th his parents, spending this Mary, also her Arthur, and Mr don. are holiâ€" oronto visited cousin. Mrs. of â€" Toronto the _ Smith Come in end See it teday! e °P YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE. Apply to Wm. Jacques\ R.R. 4, Durham. Phone 611, r3. THURSDAY, SEPT at 1.30 p.m. at the d of residence, PRICEVI tity of Household Good including Wood and C sale, Cash. of survey, containing on an acre more or less. ‘The Conditions of Sale: 10 per cent Cash and the balance on completion of sale. Dated at Priceville this 24th day of August, 1940. \ Solicitor for the Executors, Wm. G. Watson and Mrs Belle Beaton JOHN O‘NEIL, Auctioneer. 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IN THE MA of the Estate of: Rachael Hoober, late of the Village | of Priceville, in the County of Grey,| Widow, deceased. b NOTICE is (hereby given that all persons ha claims against the estate of mael Hooper, late of | AND TAKE NOTICE that after the said last mentioned\date, the execuâ€" tors will proceed to distribute the assests of the said deceased among, the parties entitled \thereto having ; regard only to the cls(ims of which’ they shall then have notice, and the, said executors will not be liable for, the said assets or any\\ part thereof. to any person or persons of whose, claim notice shall not have been reâ€" ceived by them at the ééme of such! distribution. l | Dated at Durham this‘6th day of August, 1940. | NOTICEK TO CREDItoRrs Durham, Ontario, Solicitor for the Executors, Mrs. Belle Beaton and Mr Wn. G. Watson. | Mr and Mrs G. A. Black and famâ€" |ily; Mrs Don. MacDonald, Dorothy, Don and Jack, Toronto, visited on Tuesday at A. L. Hincks‘. Mr and Mrs Neil Carson and â€"Gary and his mother spent a few days last week at home of Mr Alex. Carson. Mr and Mrs Alf. Hincks entertainâ€" ed members of the Hincks families the first of the week at their cottage. Dinner and supper were served on the lawn and a social time spent. Mr and Mrs Caleb Marshall, Toronâ€" to, spent last week visiting at her father‘s, Mr H. R. McLean. Miss Jean Hincks is spendinga few days at Lisle. Mr and Mrs H. R. McLean, Mrand Mrs C. Marshall, visited Friday at Mr C. McMillan‘s, Holstein. Visitors last week at Mr. Alf. Hincks‘ were: Misses Kate McMillan and Dell Thurston, Flesherton; Mr. and Mrs Jack Hincks, Mr and Mrs. Geo. Hincks and Ivan and Eilene Watson, Egremont; Miss Verna Crutâ€" chley, Durham. â€" The latter remainâ€" ed for a few days. Mr and Mrs Harry Pedlar, Toronto, attended_the wedding of Miss Irene Fisher on Saturday. Rev. and Mrs Taylor and babe, of Brussels, spent last week visiting at Mr. Joe McKee‘s. Tuesday afternoon, Mrs J. A. Nicâ€" hot was hostess to the W .M.S. and W. H. Societies. The meeting was Betty Hincks returned home Sunâ€" day, after spending three weeks at ber uncle‘s, Mr. Jack Calder. largely attended, Mrs D. Campbell presiding. ‘The roll call was answerâ€" ed by paying 1c for each year of your | age. Splendid papers were given by Misses Anne McEachern and Marjorâ€" ie Brown. Mrs J. A. Nichol conductâ€" ed an alphabet contest and the prizâ€" es went to Miss Anna McEachern and Mrs. Angus Hooper. Mrs. Suthâ€" erland presided over the W. M. S. meeting. After singing and scripâ€" ture reading, Mrs H. Tucker led in prayer. Mrs T. Nichol gave an inâ€" teresting reading, "Can a man be successful in business and be a Chrisâ€" tian ?"" Miss Anna McEachern read a chapter from study book. _ Lunch was served and a social time spent. Next meeting will be at home of Mrs. D. Nichol. Mr Alf. Hincks was successful in getting first prize with the first ticâ€" ket drawn at Flesherton Wednesday night. Harvesting is going steadily on but rather slowly, as much of the grain is lodged, but with the fine weather, is progressing. Frost several nights last week did not do a bit of good to the gardens or late maturing crops. We are sorry to learn that George Haw is not in his usual good health at present, and we fear he will not be able to enjoy the oldâ€"time fiddlers‘ contest at the Exhibition, where Mr. Haw likes to meet his oldâ€"time friends Milford Corbitt, Dan White and Geo. Watson left this neighborhood last week in search of more money and not such hard work. They went to ‘Thornbury and Collingwood disâ€" trict. Mr and Mrs John Aldcorn visited last week with Shelburne and MciInâ€" tyre friends. Dick Hardy left for the city Sunâ€" day, where he will meet Mrs Hardy and daughters, and may spend a day zt the Ex. before returning. Mr and Mrs W. J. McLeod, also daughter Carl of Lambton Mills, with their respective mothers, Mrs. Parâ€" slow of Dundalk and Mrs. McLeod of Swinton Park, are away this week on a trip, taking in the Quints, North Bay, Ottawa, Kingston and other points of interest. : J. A. Campbell was in the city at the weekend, but is again at the farm having some work done, also finishâ€" ing the Moody bridge, which they have been constructing lately. On Sunday last a good congregaâ€", tion enjoyed a splendid sermon well| given by Rev. Mr Turner of .'[-Iills-| burg. Next Sunday. regular service, at 3.00 p.m. then at 8 p.m. Br.Mar-| garet McKellar, a returned misgionâ€" . ary from India, will conduct service,| this being the W.M.S. annual thank offering service. Dr. McKellar comes highly recommended as a speaker, and you will enjoy hearing her. St. Andrews Sunday School picnic is being held Thursday of this weel:l at 2 p.m. at Black‘s Beach. Everyâ€" one welcome. | Pleased to hear that Agnes Harriâ€" ison, ‘Thelma Chislett and Agnes Mcâ€" | Millan have receivedâ€" their certifiâ€" |‘eates for second year High School lwork taken up in Public school here under tuition of Mrs. Bailey‘.h They ° LW._s M dn lar; now eligible for . High School. PRICEVILLE SWINTON PARK PRICEVILLE Miss Jessie McEachnie, Toronto, is spending a week at the home of her brother, Mr Neil McEachnie. Mrs Sturdy and Miss Helen Sturdy with some ftriends from ‘Toronto enâ€" jJored a motor trip to Lion‘s Head last Thursday. | Registration was duly completed ati Hopeville Wednesday, and was well . responded to. _ 260 registered with | Messrs R. Stewart and John Sinclair , in charge. To avoid delays, Misses Hazel Christie, Anne Fettes, Mr and Mrs J. G. Russell, Mr. A. Russell, lund Mrs J. Sinclair took their turn assisting. | Unseasonable weather the past week seems to be a reminder that tne Auâ€" tumn season is approaching. Mrs Donald Gillies is resting with a heart condition. Miss Doris White is assisting in the home. Mrs Murray, Saskatoon, Sask., visâ€" ited with her sister, Mrs Wm. Jack. Miss Irma Dingwall spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs Don. McArthur, Fairbairn. Mrs Harold Love is spending a few days at the home of her brother, Mr R. J. McMillan, Toronto. Mrs K. Clarke and boys who have spent the holidays with her mother, Mrs D. Mcinnis, have returned to their home in the city. f Owing to the cool damp weather last Thursday, the United S.S. picnic held at Bert Scott‘s was not very well attended. Those who did venâ€" ture out had rather a shivery tme. Mr Geo. H. Gilkes has been busy renovating his house, making several improvements, including new gyproc siding, and verandah. The anniversary services of the TUnited Church will be l'zeld Sunday, Sept. ist at 11 a . m. #hd 7.30 p.m. Mr and Mrs Archie McEachnie have both been quite ill and under the care of doctor and nurse. Mrs. J. Riddell has also been assisting in the home. Mrs. McEachnie is now someâ€" what improved. The Huxtable family, of New York were visitors at the home of Mr. George Christie. We are sorry to state that Mrs C. Wale is still in a serious condition. All are hoping she will soon take a better turn on the road back to norâ€" mal health. 100R AGANE ut sns ~Albnnndv i intrantme en O ce aine on se better turn on the road back to nor-i The Women‘s Institute meeting.| mal health. ‘ postponed from Aug. 7, was held on Mr Aubrey Love has been assisting Wed. 2ist at the home of Mrs J. J.. in Wale‘s store. \Peart with 28 ladies present, Mrs. | Mr George Christie has been bedâ€" W. J. Ritchie presiding. Letters were fast over a week with an attack of ‘read from boys on active service reâ€" pneumonia. He is improving slowly.: ceiving parcels and also letters oti 4. |\thanks from sick ones receiving (intended for last week) ‘treats. A number of socks, sweaters Mr and Mrs Norman Snider and and scarfs knit for the soldiers were, children, Toronto, spent a week‘s vaâ€" brought in and more yarn Was given cation at the home of Mr. Walter out. We had with us Mrs Scott of% Benham. Markdale and she gave a talk on her Mrs John G. Russell was in Toronto trip home to England and back to last Wednesday attending the funeral Canada and also toid of some of her of her uncle, the late Mr A. Anderson experiences in the last war. She left Miss Laverne McEachnie, Guelph, England on 2nd of last Sept.. one visited recently with her parents, Mr day before war was declared. All enâ€" and Mrs NeilMcEachnie. joyed her talk and a hearty vote of (Miss Merle Sinclair has returned thanks was tendered her. Mrs Alb. +a her duties in Toronto, after three McNally gave a reading; a contest (intended for last week) Mr and Mrs Norman Snider and children, Toronto, spent a week‘s vaâ€" cation at the home of Mr. Walter Benham. Mrs John G. Russell was in Toronto Miss Merle Sinclair has returned to her duties in Toronto, after three weeks‘ vacation at her parental home ‘The funeral of the Jlate Arthur Shorthouse, who passed away after a trying illness at the age of 58 years. was held from his late home, con. 9 last Thursday. Several from this locality were present to pay their last respects. The late Mr. Shorthouse was a native of England, coming as an immigrant boy to the home of Mr. Chas. Gillies, and later acquiring a comfortable home. â€" He served for several years as trustee at S.S. No. 4 and for a short term as sec‘yâ€"treas. Sympathy is expressed for his widow who was formerly Lillian Culp. BORN 1 REILEYâ€"In Purham hospital, Monâ€" day, Aug. 26, to Mr and Mrs Don. Reiley, Priceville, a daughter (still Long Weekâ€"end Fares LABOR DAY HOPEVILLE aAND _ vICIX11 Y mm ob uie 5 n | Mr and Mrs Sam Saunders of Berkâ€" eley, were callers at the home of Mr and Mrs R. T. Edwards Sunday. iMarsha.u Saunders, who spent the . weekend in Berkeley, returned with them. Miss Clara Jack spent the weekend with her friend, Miss Abbie McLean, Mr and Mrs Joe Porter of Mulock, were guests Sunday with Mr. and Mr and Mrs Gordon Edgar, Gorrie, and Mr Kenneth Edgar of Wroxeter,| were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs W. J. Grenwood last Thursday.; Miss Ethel Anderson of Toronto is spending hber holidays with her parâ€" erts, Mr and Mrs Adam Anderson. ‘ Mr and Mrs J. C. Cook and Shirley visited Surday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs Wm Lamont of Elmwood. Miss Katie McNab is spending a week with Mr and Mrs Gomm at Buâ€" nessan. After spending a few days at the home of W. J. Greenwood, Mr Frank Heard returned to his home in Torâ€" onto, and Walter, who spent three weeks at the same home, â€" returned with him. . Mr James Anderson and Mrs Manâ€" tellof Markdale, Mrs Simpson of Vanâ€" couver, Mrs. Crosgrain, were guests Sunday with Mr and Mrs A. Anderâ€" son and attended service at Zion. f Mr and Mrs Anson King of Annan were guests with Mr and Mrs Herb. Allen Sunday and also called on Mr and Mrs Carman Baker. Lieut. J. T. .Flinn of Toronto is spending a couple of weeks with his friend, Bill Glencross. Mrs Wm. Davis and Mrs H. Allen: Edmonton, Mr and Mrs Wm. McFarâ€", lane, were guests ‘Tuesday at the, home of Mrs. M. Davis. | Mr and Mrs Wes Magwood of Hanâ€" over were guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs J. J. Peart and Audrey who had spent a week here, returned home with them. Mr and Mrs W. J. Greenwood, Mr and Mrs Percy Greenwood and John, visited with Mrs A. Hooper, Topcliff the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Robt. Peart and two daughters and Mrs Geo. Peart from No. 9, Glenelg, visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs E. R. Peart. McNally gave a reading; a contest was put on by Miss Margaret Firth; and community singing held. Mrs. Peart and assistants served lunch. The next (grandmothers‘ meeting) will be held Sept. 12 at home of Mrs Thos. Glencross. All ladies welcome. Mr Geo. Ritchie and sister Jane, Mr and Mrs Howard Ritchie, Donald and Cameron, visited with W. G. Ritâ€" chie in Durham on Sunday. Hanover .............. bept. 13, Harriston .............. Sept. 26, Holstein ................ Sept 26. Kincardine ............. Sept. 19, Listowel ............... Sept. 18, Markdale ............... Sept. 16, Mildmay ................ Sept 17, Mount Forest ........... Sept 19, Neu'gtadt a n oi a nanoan aaa e ept. 2 is Orangeville ........... Sept. 12â€" Palmerston .............â€" Sept. 20â€" Port Blign ............. Sept. 26, ONTARIO FALL FAIR DATES Tiverton and Woodstock. ZION ‘IN DAYS OF YORE! (From Review fyle, Sept. 2, 1915) Markdale will vote on Hydroâ€"Elecâ€" tric before long, and being near the source of power, will be sure to carâ€" ry it. â€" whon) J dntntinrt t . l rence McF _ | Atkinson. o;l:»een noti e excursion: have bee! ,_| An excl Mr Robert Aljoe Jr. has bought the residence of Mr Wm. Glass, having sold his own to Dr. Grant. Mr. and Mrs Glass will in the meantime reâ€" side with Mrs Glass‘ mother, Mrs. Congratulations to Principal Allan on passing the examination at the close of the Physical Training Course for teachers in Toronto. The same is due to Miss Mary Gordon. still widely remembered in Durham, who passed the same course. The rural schools opened on Wedâ€" nesday. Many sections have secured new teachers. A few are as follows:l ‘At Varney, Miss Susie Kelsey; Hutâ€" ton Hill, Nat. Grierson; Allan‘s sch., Egremont, Percy Ross, Holstein; Robb ang South Bend schools in same township, Misses Agnes McGirr and Vivien Crawford respectively. . Miss Ethel Greenwod teaches in Tara and Alex. H_ildebrand in Minto. X There was nothing toâ€" it but Durâ€" ham in the final lacrosse éncounter of the season here on Friday. When the referee‘s whistle blew at the close, the count was Durham 20, Owen Sound 3, and 7 of the 20 came in the %rd quarter. The score by quarters 19 17 18 Mr R. H. Isaac fine property kno and will occupy i the near future. shirking; the leanest, thinâ€"king; the. |most thirsty, drinâ€"king; the slyest, ‘winâ€"king; the best liked by all ladies, 1alâ€"king; the most humiliating, sinâ€" | king; the most stern, spanâ€"king; the _most necessary, baking; the most {lovely, sparking: the most optical, | looking: the most vibrating, shaâ€" The following went to the West by C.P.R. on Saturday‘s excursion: Ivan Edwards, Ben Whitmore, Robt. Lindâ€" say, John Davis, Malcolm Black, Lawâ€" rence McKeown, Hugh Vaughan, Herb Atkinson. The agents here have been notified to advertise no more excursions, as sufficient harvesters have been secured. An exchange remarks that the most powerful king is worâ€"king; â€" laziest, Mulock corr: The trustees are to be congratulated on again securing Miss Wylie as teacher. Prlceville corr: Miss Lizzie Mather is in ‘Toronto attending the fall milâ€" linery openings. ... .Our solider boys Hector and Don. McKinnon and Golâ€" die Patterson, who spent the week end at their homes here, are leaving again for the camp Tuesday. Northâ€"East Normanby corr: Miss Mary McAlister and Wm. Wallace have éach returned to their schools at No. 6, Normanby, and Ebordale, Glenelg. Holstein corr: The young ladies of Holstein have organized a patriotic society, and every Saturday evening, flowers are sold at 5¢ per bunch, proâ€" ceeds to go to buy cheesecloth to make pads. The young ladies are doing their ‘bit‘. ....School reopenâ€" ed Wednesday with a large attendâ€" ance. Miss DeGuerre of Mt. Albert, is the teacher in charge of the senâ€" ior room, while Miss Atkinson reâ€" sumes in the lower department. East Egremont corr: Mr and Mrs Dave Long attended the wedding of the latter‘s brother,Wm. Gordon, to Miss May Hann of North Egremont. ....Pete Meyers threshed for Wm. 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