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TeT v ATH UbPr e V hed Tat h C1 C. L. GRANT If you have Grain to sel or want to buy feed call us up. We are in the market for any quantity of Milling Oats, Feed Oats, Barley, Peas and Mixed Grain. Will pay highest prices. Big Values in Hosiervy & Gloves UNDAL K FLESHERTON: A at the following Terms Cash No Town Delivery Busi.ess Hours 8 a m to > p m. Telephone day No 4. Night 8i TAKE NOTICE that Sittings of the Revising Officer for the purâ€" pose of hearing complaints or appeals with regard to the Voters‘ Lists to be used at the Election of a Member of the Assembly for the Electoral District of South Grey, will be held by ONTARIO VOTERS LiST ACT ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH GREY 1g2 cy Silk ard the Novelty Silk Gaunmilet ROB ROY MILLS, Limited We have a stock of Ground Feed on hand that we are selling cheap while it lasts. ROB ROY MILLS, Limited Women‘s Silk Hose TADT LPPI MAY 31, 1923 Grain Wanted M Quality Goves ESS () tC RITIN(C ATE an N: At Village Hall, 1d, at 3 p. m. W.J. Clerk, Flesherton P sing Officer. _ Last als May 30th. ck Patent Leaâ€" 8. Grey Suede per pair. A# lalk Vill H FORE H vin June eived a large n Qual. Gloves June ne ith at 2 p. n Township _ Cler; Clerk to Revisin for filing appea; Ofi 10086 M W times and plazes, namely :â€" AK l« AKE NOTICE that any voter who desires to cont < the name of any other person entitled to be ent been omitted from the same, or that the names 0 0t entitled to be voters have been entered theron 1 the dates above specified as the last day fo: of the severai municipalities, apply, complain, or ap or the name of any other person entered on or Pe ht BJ EC M H byby €. T. SUTHERLAND H () Fancy colors. White A. D. CREASOR, ESQ., i1 ith Hall, Flesn all, Friday Ridley. Vi! om in Ove Blue H OTICT that such app the prescribed form, 1 to tae Clerk of the Clerk io top Chamber fil ippea Election Board Al it Jo O da b€ la Tit CNGTGTGTGT e acccacacas itc ic |_ As was seen in some of last week‘s ie |local papers, the death took place or Las resident of the ‘Township or zs of the Revising Officer for the pur:':‘;'l'e::;’g' i7 ?he person of DoualdpMc~ or appeals with regard to the Voters‘| arthur, who did on Monday, 2ist of ection of a Member of the Assembly May, after a painful and lingering £ South G ill be held b | illness from that dreaded diseasr, i sou rey, wI 3 Y ’cancer, which he bore patiently ror » + three years. Mr MeArthur was 8: ’REASOR’ [‘:SQ-. l,wars of age, born in the Isle of Mui:t, ases, namely :â€" | Scotland in 1839, came to Canada in the year 1849 with his father ana Satâ€" , Revising Officer. Last day for fiiing mother‘s family. The family moved Be | appeals June 5th. !to the township of Bentinck from 0., | where they landed in the Townshlp‘ day | PROTON: At Village Hail, Council / of Vaughan in 1850, and from tnence‘ Chamber, Dundalk, Friday, June 8tn, to the Durham Road, Genelg in 1852 at 3 p. m. Thos. Laughlin, Township to lots 41 and 42 south D G R. HPr':‘ ber. / Cirk Lot 32, con. 8, R. R. 2, Dundalk. | the subject of our sketch spent Hits ‘ Pâ€"/ Clerk to Revising Officer. Last cay | youthful days cleaning up the rarm., \.!/ for filing appeals June 5th. | Donald was always an obliging feirow j Le and ready to help anyone in need or | ap | GLENELG: At Township Hall, Lot i0, his assistance. Personalily no one’ con 4, N. D. R., Saturday, June 9th, could know his harmless manner per | at 9 a m. Hector H. McDonald, Lo: | ter than the writer who â€" was reqrfl:l! ‘°"â€" | 40, con. 3, E. G. R., R. R. 1, Durhain| on the opposite side of the road on‘ ho | P. 0., Clerk to Revising Officer. Las:| lots 141 and 42, NDR, when we were 0., day for filing appeals June 6th. | strong and healthy young men. The lay | labors of his hands are to be seen n EGREMONT: At Agricultural Hati, | the old and Gelapitated cedar barn on Monday, June i1th, at 2 p m. David| the old homestead â€" which he drew | "Wâ€" | Allan, Township Clerk, Hoilstein, P. 0. | from the swamp lot, part of lot 43, | tw. Clerk to Revising Officer. Last Gay | west. Thus the aged veterans ars dt. / for filing appeals June Tth. ;[»1lssirlz away fast, ane by one, but a y | the workmanship of their hands are DURHAM: At Town Hall, 'l‘lu~sday.,.‘"l visable in many instances. Mr. : dune 12th, at 10 a. m. William j3.| MceArthur was tenderly cared for byl i Vollett, Town Clerk, Durham P. u,,iby his nephew and sisters, Mr John | f"' Clerk to Revising Officer. Last day| and the Misses â€" Livingstone amll ”; for filing appeals June 8th. | the mother, d U Buckwheat Flour .... () Hogs Eggs Buiter Wheat Barley @ V Ligll of you for 1923, will be held ship Hall in the said Saturday, 2nd day of J 10 o‘clock in the foreno sons having business a will please take notice memselves accordingly. Dated at Glenelg, this May, 1923. NORMANBY: At Township Hall, Ay ton, Wednesday, June 13th at 2 p. m R. H. Fortune, Township Clerk, Ay ton P. 0., Clerk to Revising Officer Last day for filing appeals June 9tn. EGREMONT: At Agricultural Hati, Monday, June i1th, at 2 p m. David Allan, Township Clerk, Holstein, P. 0. Clerk to Revising Officer. Last day for filing appeals June Tth. at 9 a m. Hector H. MceDonal 4¢, con. 3. E. G. K.. E. K. 1, Di P. 0., Clerk to Revising Officer. day for filing appeals June 6th I‘t PROTON: At Village Hail, Council Chamber, Dundalk, Friday, June 8tn at 3 p. m. Thos. Laughlin, Township Clrk Lot 32, con. 8, R. R. 2, Dundalk. Clerk to Revising Officer. Last Gay for filing appeals June 5th. Glenels Court of Revision rat DURHAM MARKETS ruto tit te Durham, M firs for H. H. MeDONALD roo{ing for Houses iing rods for the protection house and barn with a bondea e â€" for 15 perience. es for 1923 ppeals must be made 1, signed by the compl e Revising Officer for or him at his address take notice and govern FOR SALE 21 ting of the Court of Reâ€" : Township of (Glencig be held at the Townâ€" the said Township on | day of June, 1923, at JAMES MYERS, ry of Jun forenoon ay Township Clerl County vears Â¥ 30 24. 1923 Holstein, Ont new & U 15th day o7 65 50 aid Court, Fourteen t Li 10 al t} 63 N0 15 65 o It‘s a busy time we are having a: ;l the present by way of the approachâ€" | ing election. We see the good old I; party, the Liberals, who in years gone | by, used to caary South Grey sweep ;il‘-{:. are out of business at this elecâ€" | tion and it‘s who is who by the other | two parties. We remember on Jun« f;')lh. 1881, the late J. H. Hunter ue { feated a Mr Fahey, the conservative candidate. by over 700 of a majoriiy. [ But the good old Liberais of that | time have passed away and the young ‘cr generation have deviated â€" fron:. | their path in politics. â€" In justice io | Mr. Leeson, the U F* O convention is | too long in choosing a candidate | _ _Court of Revision in the Township | Hall, Glenelg, next Saturday, 2n«a | June. We had the pleasure of spending a while Sunday evening at the new arâ€" rivals at the Moffat farmâ€"the Robinâ€" son family of Edge Hill and enjoyed the time in joining with the youth in singing some of the good old hymns. As Mr Robinson‘s family are good musicians we forgot for a time but We have passed over 8 days of beautiful weathor which afforded op portunity to those behind to finisn ceding where land was low and wet. It is said it is better late than never by good faith in the Great Provider, there may be good results at harvest time. From the Swinton Park correspondâ€" ent, we see Rev. Mr Jones in spite oi the heavy rain all day Sunday weex, attordd his place at church there, finding only two or three hearers. My Jones is always faithful to his cai ling, but he had assurrances of the promises that where two or three are gathered together, the blessing of the Almighty was there to bless them ana do them good. th | we are to have fruit. again this year. I'Thv pasture fields are all covered | with dandelions and the pasture is | getting good. Cattle will find quile a | change from being stabled so long. | _ The meadow fields are promising to ;‘giw a good crop by their appearance | so far. Those having fall wWeat are |lucky if their crop has a healthy ap lpw\ran(-w. Early sown grain is quite green looking and must be a few ’ weeks harvested bofore what is sown this week. This is Monday, the 28th May and a beavtiful summer day it is. The sma; ily is tormenting the cattie badly and the mosquito has not arrived yet. But we fancy we can hear ber humming at the close of day. It was said py some one in rhyme the farmer‘s dine is the life for me, 1 own it, I love ii dearly, and every hour full of glee, 1 love it cheerfully, ete." It makes no. matter whether its Sunday or Monday 1 the farmer has certain works of merâ€" / cy to perform. The dumb animais don‘t know any dif%®rence between Sunday and the rest of the week, oniy by some milkers. The milking is a little later generally on Sunday ana this should not be for those in tae habit of going to church must get a move on early so as to be drossed in time to arrive a few minutes before eleven. Some church goers are in the habit of being a little too late in entering the mecting house and ; causes a disturbance while looking | t The funeral on Wednesday of last week was fairly well attended. Owâ€" !ing to circumstances we were unable jlo attend the funeral. Rev Mr Jones jofli(‘latod. The remains were laig to ‘rwsl beside his father and mother in | the old cemetery, who predeceased }him nearly fifty years ago. | _ Irrespective of the many complainis ;m:uk* by the people of the present age of the unfavornble ennditian af made by the people of the present age ol the unfavorable condition of the â€" weather during seeding time, there is a change now during the pas« week, which was dry and warm, though for some nights there was {rost. We notice the fruit irees coming in blossom, an indication thai we are to have fruit again this year. The pasture fields are all covered PRICEVILLE AND GLENELG ; PRICEVILLE 4 day it is. The sma; the cattie badly and rot arrived yet. But DU: Arc Mr by Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Office : Artley Block, MARKDALE Miss S A Armstrong and Rev. Anaâ€" rews will assist with the musica; pari of the program. ~Owing to the exâ€" tremely busy season as every man and horse are working on the land, the attendance may not be as large as it should,. yet everyone realizes the great need and the noble work gore by the Sunday School in training tne young people. Proton Township Sunday â€" Scnoo: Convention is to be held this arter noon and evening (Mofiday) in Beir any Chapel. Refreshments wiii be served in Hockridge‘s Hall. Good adâ€" dresses by Rev‘s Jones and Andrews. Mr and Mrs John Ferris and daugh ter, spent the beginning of the wee; with friends at New England. The McEachnie families and Mr anu Mrs Jas. Sturrock, attended the fun eral of their aunt, the late Mrs Moâ€" Lean at Swinton Park on Friday. over the week end. Mr D. 8. MceDonald was at Priceâ€" ville last Wednesday attending the funeral of his uncle, Donald MceArâ€" thur. The late Mr McArthur was for many years a familiar figure arouna Hopeville and was of a very quiet disâ€" position. Over a year ago he went to make his home with his sister, Ars. Livingstone, Priceville. Mrs Geo. Riddell was mother, Mrs Wallace, over the week end Mr and Mrs Jake Schmidt Sunday with his mbther, _ Mrs Schmidt, New England. The annual meeting of the Hopevilie Women‘s Institute was held at ite home of Mrs Harry Scott on Wednesâ€" day, May 9th. There was a very gook altendance. The officers were a;; reâ€" elected for the ensuing year. An aw tograph quilt, a relic of bygone days, which was started nearly ten yearâ€" ago, is to be quilted in the near fur ure. The summer delegate will ac dress meetings to be held in Hopeviite in Hockridge‘s Hall on June 27th. Everyone cordially invited to attend. Mr and Mrs E. E Hockridge | were visitors at the home of his proiner, Mr John Hockridge, Cedarv.iie, the beginning of the week. ; Messrs Wm MceFachnie and Jas.} Riddell are busy on the County roas | east of the village. i Mr and Mrs Geo Sturock spent Sunâ€" day at Mr G. 4. Gilkes. Mr and Mrs Jake Schmidt speni esc i k Sz | _ Misses Jean and Blanch Reid ana | their gentlemen friends of Flesherton | visited over the week end with Mr and , Mrs Wm. Lane. | Mr Harvey and Miss Pearl Witâ€" | liams visited the first of the weezx | near Cedarville, " Mr Irwin and Miss Mary Ferguson | visited recently at Wm. Lane‘s. , The weather isfine and most of iue farmers in this vicinity are well unc er way with their seeding. | Quite a number from our purg atâ€" ! tended the play given in Russell Hall, _ Dromore, and state they enjoyed the plavy. 1 burg must Mrs H. daughter, for a few Mr and Mrs John Hill and family visited with Mr and Mrs Noble Ww son recently. Misses Annic Dundalk, visite ity Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Duncan of Dur dalk, were Sunday visitors with Mi and Mrs N. G. Wilson. Ray McLean, son of D. G.McLean, merchant, was taken to Owen Sound Hospital Monday evening of this week to, be operated upon for appendâ€" icitis. Malcolm Melntyre, V. S., an ola resident of town, passed away n Thursday evening of last week. ite was laid up with pneumonia the past winter from which he never fully reâ€" covered. He was cared for during h:;» illness by his daughters, who have been living in outside towns. Interâ€" ment took place in our cemetery wes: of the village. Rev C S Jones, pasior conducted the funeral services on Saturday, 26th inst. Mrs Ben Harrison, who had her ankle fractured, was taken home from Durham Hospital end of last week. Donald McArthur, after a prolongea illness passed away at the residence of his sister, Mrs A:; Livingstone on Monday of last week, aged 81 years. Rev. .C S Jones, the family pastor, conducted the funeral services at the residence and at the grave in the old village cemetery. Two brothers, Arch of Dundas and Chales, of Toronto, were present at the funeral on Wed nesday, 23rd inst. Mi Dr.A R Carr was in Toronto for a day or two last week. Fine warm weather set in over the week end. It will take a few days the beginning of this week to finsn delayed seeding operations on a numâ€" ber of farms. Archie McArthur has been for over a week in Toronto busy brick laying. 5 oo uken . en ie en mc T map. Nki oo o e ttolet The Priceville Dramatic Club went over to Dromore on the evening or the 24th;to assist in a concert. that it was our youthful days of iong; ago, but only in a different manner. In our youthful days, no musical inâ€" strument was used but the old vocal organ. 3 THOMAS CGELANY H. Haw is visiting with her ter, Mrs Meinnis, near Arthur, few days, James McKinney visited in our the first of the week. There be some attraction Jim. BOOTHVILLE. HOPEVILLE PRICEVILLE d ell was visiting her allace, Woodbricg:, and Elva Abbott of friends in this locar THE DURHAM REVIEW VICINITY Coi Mr Jack McCannel motored to genia the first of the week with eral congenial companions. We sympathize with the young ladâ€" ies who went motoring one evening last week and the car refused to go. Cheer up girls, disappointments are frequent ! Mr and Mrs W J Wilson are vis ing their daughters in Toronto. Mr Alex McDonald and family were Sunday visitors with Mr Robt. Areâ€" Gillivray of Durham. Wedding bells are ringing. They can be heard quite distinetly _ tiese clear moonlight nights. 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Visitors from Harriston were at thne home of Mr Harvey Williams for the Mr Donald MecFarlane and â€" Miss Flora of Bunesasn, were callers in the vicinity one day last weex. Misses F. McCannel and O. E. HKamâ€" ill motored to Chatsworth Saturday exening and had a pleasant trip. Mr N. A. McQueen has a number of men framing his barn. He expects io raise next week. Canned Corn....2 for 25¢ Canned Peas....15¢ Pink Salmon, Sunflower, (half) ...... 2 for 25¢ Mr and Mrs Moody of Bethel, were recent visitors with Mr and Mrs Wili Wilson. Quite a number from here attendâ€" d the play at Dromore ThursGay evâ€" ening last. Mr and Mrs Jas. Wilson and famâ€" ily, spent the 24th with friends at Flesherton. Specials ;,, Saturday Miss Jennie Reid of Flegherton, :s visiting with her friend, Mrs Wum. Lane. & Miss Margaret Smellie and friend of Priceville, were guests of Mrs Neil Cameron and family on Sunday. After the recent snow storm ali were glad to see the warm â€" weather once more. Mother Nature is begtaâ€" ning to dress the trees and the eartn in their various spring colors, whire the frogs in full Pandcan chorus heip the lover of music to pass away the lengthening evenings, not mentionâ€" ing those friendly mosquitos who are making their yearly visit. Seventy out of every one hundred people who bought cars in Canzada last year bought Ford cars and placed their staimp of approval upon this policy. â€" $ The Ford Car is "fully equipped" . With the Ford Motor Company " fully equipped ‘‘ does not mean unnecessarily equipped at high prices, with nonâ€"essentials to motoring satisfaction. Bluebird Macaroons, .......... Lemon Biscuits i*% *4Â¥ "% Ginger Snaps .......;.......}. Pineapple Sandwich .......... LOVERS‘ VALLEY s2000000 0907 218f.1rtere0e0er.0e0 9E confilfrtrrecGerncec ts sestl~GfoeeRepreecs, 00e SMITH BROS., Durham . McKECHNIE "FULLY EQUIPPED ONTA €22" COMPANY OF CANADA, LIMITED, FORD, ONTARIO hm y Cakes Specials TORONTO retetresrersre ts Peferreress 2epc5sgs srr:: eecosssrEs?: errreo9erre1terertrerertelo efror:esoronoscecerrorpisc; e refioffiresorsrecssersees esrEsprorfooscoroteessonose mecstseeEIcoEcccEccecc; L200 | BRIENNIRIPIPIPINFIPNPNPEIP 15 YEARS Aco From the Review fyle of May 28, 1908 Orchard cor.: Mr= John Marshail un n Sr. disposed of his fine Clyge mare ~ . last week. We did not hear the ex. J. F. act amount received but we presume H°fif.“ it was in the neighborhood of $120. te Mr Con Kreller also sold his fine m" Clyde horse on Wednesday for tnc ui;o handsome sum of $105. alvding MILLIGANâ€"In Bentinck, on Tuesday May 26th, Quintin Campbell Mili; gan, son of the late Thos Millisan, DURHAM in his 25th year. / P Mr and Mrs Bean were plunged into dfl?p anxiety over an accident to their little girl last week. She corâ€" lided unexpectdly with her mother who was carrying a vessel with hot water and received the contents on face and neck. We are glad to know the child is recovering. ddlelGjAlP:0n )2 2w 2 up IN DAYS OF YORE Artemesia Bentincek Egremont Glenelg Normanby Proton iosfiofocffisfecesosssssssses Iinpeiifofsressoeresssscssese Poifefiofrecessessesssceccees Pnffesocrorertesecsrsssccces Dundalk Durham Hanover Flesherton Neustadt The Vote in S Total Leeson majorities â€" 2151 Leeson‘s net majorityâ€"953, Total Jamieson majoritiesâ€" 1198 Jamieson Leeson Lee‘n majorities ‘temesia 369 812 443 ntinck 484 T14 250 fremont 320 942 625 enelg 397 439 42 )rmanby 490 765 275 oton 331 870 539 acfrrescoc:frcercercere; erfesssrresironcrocresss Peroscdrfsnrecrecsstesc: TPeoerfereeercencorcetes Sooftiefegcrrecerslercie Trocrereederersrontines s 99 Jamieson Leeson at 1919 Election 369 484 320 397 490 331 225 644 117 172 35¢ lb 23¢ lb 20c lb 25¢ lb 90 812 T14 942 139 765 870 116 186 319 47 majorities 109 458 45% 120 48 » Graduate, University of Toronte hn; Successor to Dr. Mair. Office and Residence, Jn.m. MAIN STREET, HOLsTEIN, ont. > J. F. GRANT, D.D.S., L.D.S The Sehool is thoroughly equipped to take up the following coum.q: ht 1. Junior Matriculation 2. Entrance to the Normal Schools Each member of the staff is a Univâ€" gm’t_y graduate and an experienced The School has a creditable record in the ?ut which it hopes to maintain in the future. Durham is an attractive and healthy town and good accommndation can be obtained at reasonable rates. Intending pupils should prepare to enâ€" ter at the beginningof the fall term. Information as to courses may be obâ€" tained from the Principal. DUIRIBLAM IBIGIBI SCHOOL Yonge and Charles Sts., Toronto It is noted for high grade preparâ€" ation for choice business positions and for promptness in helping graâ€" duates to get employment. Open all year. _ Enter now. Owen Sound, Ont. Individual instruction in all busâ€" iness subjects. Catalog free, C. A.Fleming, F.C.A. G. D. Fleming Principal Secretar Licensed Auctioneer for Co, UGrey Ferms, moderate Arrangements for sales a to aates &c., must be made at the Review Of Bce, Durbam. is Correspondence addressed there, or to Ceylon P.O., will be promptiy attended *o, Terms on »pplication | to #@#> Mr MoPasil has a ualommde lrn his re dence in Ceylon Unexcelled in the Dominion ! Here you can equip y good position in the s ble time by means of « individual instruction. time. _ Catalogue free ONQR GRADUATE Toronto University, Ga H :glu lofll Coliege Dertai BSurgeon Dentistry in all its branches, OM > â€" ver Jewaliry stare nd mno gite Post Offire between SUCCESS and FAILURER is made in youth. Resolve now to get ready for SUCCESS by enror ling for a course of study in ‘ _,â€"â€", MOUNT POREAT W. C. PICKERING, DDs, Los HonoRr GRADVATE of Torong. University, graduate of Royal Oollege of Dental Snurgeons of Ontario Rooms Over J & J HUNTER‘H New Store DRS. JAMIESON & JAMIESON OrFICE 2â€"5 Afternoon Hours: 7â€"8 Evenings @ Spring Term Opens April 3rd =.., .,, <@ NoRrremy? ; %%’///JJ@J/J/ $ insd uie d bestusid e t aclllh io o d and Limbton, opposite old Post Office Office Hours : 9 to 11 a. m., 1.30 to 4 % m., 7 to 9 p. m., Bundays and hursday afternoon excepted. Ollice 'and‘-nenidqncc. corner Countess suud wLt c 17 LU_ 1 J. L. SMITH, M.B., M.C. P.s OI*JOI Over J. P. Telford‘oflice, sour Oogogite Registry O Aoo, REBIDENCKE : Second house south of Rogistre office on east sige o1 Albert 8t, OFFICE HOURS #â€"L1 a. m * â€"4 p an, 1â€"8 w. am Telephone Comnurication batween O%Moe 4 Residence at all hours, on e Grismmck s Uodlogy Mn e e e dnmeem en Residence : _ PRICEVILLE Telephone 2, .r 1â€"5, C. RAMAGE, Chairman C. H. DANARD B. A., Principai J. G. HUTTON, M.D., C.Mo. Member Oollege Physictans and Burzoous Ontario W. J. ELLMOTT, Principal mount FOoRest ont. bnfinn? ind B i 101 11100 420 Noney :o nonan‘ Oflice on Lambton St A. B. CURREY AM â€"â€" AND â€"~ HAN Bu'.g;!stor. Solieritor, Etc. Except Sunday s DR. 0. E. CARR, B.A. W. A. TRIMBLE, Principal D. MePHAIL. Ceylon or to C. RAMAGE, "Durham THE CHOICE DR. C. McLELLAN D. McPHAIL equip yourself for a n the shortest possiâ€" ans of our system of Enter any HANOVER