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PORTS C SCHOOL 1927 subscriptions a savin« 10 1 in your= i Mress k Good Falking McKeown xodchild incipal ie Falk Elliott Maud« cher llinson . Kath MeFad ache Jrown. nd‘ce, 9. teacher Husgill Koch, »bin. .ordon Jr IYFâ€" ulllinan Iyn Mc uillinan K. Hâ€" i Schat 8Sr Iâ€" Norman ©Orge Dunt H« equal coner Liovad L erman Lavina prung 16 ilhar Atkin equal N‘Ne Llioyt e Ad Itâ€" McGil Eliza Prâ€" TaDn Niet 2N K Me Mi Rod hnn iork 16% 100 enc» Bie dnes rud« ‘ddi« El Ma LV As UH O4 ert len h Lés Er lat JIr 11 i1 i Phone 47 G=°=°l Water! Water! Water‘! W hat is Gocod Health Worthb ? Custom Chopping Mill will run evâ€" y Tuesday and Friday. _ Lumber w mill will be running after Feb. + : shingle mill will be running atâ€" r April 1st, 1927. There will be no lumber or shingâ€" s sawed after May 15th, 1927, as e mill will be moved to Ceylon. Cameron Smellie, Priceville, Ont. ‘ Womon‘s Black and Brown Hiâ€"cut Bootsâ€"low, medinm and high heels, must be cleared out _ Real value at m Misses Black Kid and Box Kip Bals, , â€" narrow toe, to clear at ......... 1.00 | Child‘s Box Kip Bals, high cut, wide toes sizes 8 to 104, to clear at............ 1.95 | Wo‘s and Misses‘ Gum Lace Rubbers, siâ€" i _ zes 11, 12, 13, 1, 4, 7 ; absolutely must go at...... 1.00 \Vhy then take a chance and use tor that is polluted and unfit for nestic use, when pure water car had by having a well drilled. ! o handle Pumps and Pump repalrs is{action guaranteed. ED. J. PRATT, R. R.4, Durham Phone 98, r 1â€"2 Charmeens, reg. 3.25 yd for...... ... ... 2.50 per yard Flannels, reg 2.50 per yard, now......189 Homeâ€"spuns, 1.50 per yard now......1.25 * Black Duchess Satin, very special. at 1.35 * Ladies‘ Goloshes... ... .. at 3.00 and 3.50 per pair Ladies‘ Silk and Woeol Hose, up to 1.25, for .75 * Men‘s Tweed Trowsers...... at 2.50 to 5.00 * Men‘s Fancy Flannel Shirts.... 1.75 10 2.50 each Men‘s Wool Mitts at a very special price PEABODYV‘S OVERALLS ANXD sMOCKS FRESH GROCERES AND BMSCUMS BARGAINS | BARGAINS! BARGAINS! J. S. MclLRAITH, At Henderson‘s Pecan Roll & Cherry Roll Every crumb of this dough has that It‘s the result of skilifal blending of 1 SEASONABLE GOODS (HF â€" sTOvYE _ FO® 10nD BSFEA* FEB. 10, 1927 Wed like to know what YOU know {#ENDERSON‘S BAKERY YOU may have used Corrugated Tron for the covering of farm buildings. Write us a letter on the following subject, "What Corrugated Iron has meant to me." The prizes are as follows: First Prize â€"1500 sq. ft. Corrugated Iron Second Prizeâ€"1000 sq. ft. Corrugated Iron ‘Third Prize â€" 500 sq. ft. Corrugated Iron The judges areâ€"Mr. Alex. Phare, Office Manager of Pugsley, Dingman & Company, Limited; Mr. Alex. Marâ€" shall, Manager of Commercial Intelligence Branch of Canadian Manufacturers‘ Association, and Mr. Frank Pogue, Advertising Agentâ€"prominent business men of ‘Toronto. The decision of the judges is final. Competiâ€" tion closes at noon on March 1st next. Write Vour Letter to Dept. "B" s us Roofers Suppl; .éc;n;f;ény, Limited ALEX . A. ALJOE AGENTS WANTED NOTICE m This Week SOMETHING NEW Liberal Commissions REPAIRING A SPECIALTY About the use of rugated Iron on the farm from a New Formula $40 Dupont St., Toronto 4, Ont Sr IVâ€"Katie McKinnon, *Martha Eckhardt, Florence MacPhail, Mae MacEachern. Jr IVâ€"Roddie Macâ€" Eachern, Gladys McKinnon, Robert Mclntyre, John James Eckhardt, Anâ€" nie Wells. Sr IIâ€"Archie MacEachâ€" ern, Maimie MacPbail, Anna Mae Mclintyre. _ Sr IIâ€"*Sadie MacEachâ€" erm, *Alex â€" MacKinnon, *Winnie Proudley, Donalda McLeod, Florence MacEachern, *Cecil Proudley, Anna Mae MacEachern, *D. K. McKinnon, Edna â€" Eckhardt. Iâ€"Andress Eckâ€" hardt, Mary McEachern. _ Primerâ€" Rosalie McKinnon, *Orval McKinnon, Eddie Proudley, Sadie Eckhardt. Enrolment 27. Average att‘ce 23. Present every day marked *. Perâ€" fect in spelling, Sadie MacEachern. E. M. McCuaig, teacher 8. S. NO. 10, GLEN. & EGRET The Cash Shoe Store SCHOOL REPORTS omo hat want more taste. of pure ingredients. AND CAKFS Durham Â¥ Eddie Ferguson is at his old home | here at present and making preparâ€" ations for shingling the buildings on |his farm this summer. Eddie has | travelled around â€" considerably . the | past year. | Wm Wilson of North Egremont, lvislted recently with Mr and Mrs. Martin Wilson here. Mr and Mrs R. ‘Knox visited with their daughter in | Dromore lately. | The country folk are getting out to ‘ church better lately, the weather is Everyone is enjoying the fine weaâ€" ther and good roads, each in their own way, getting out wood and drawing saw logs, drawing home feed and taking out hogs. And many â€"especially the ladies, are visiting their neighbors. Mr Delbert Haw is in the city on pleasure bent for about two weeks. Dick Hardy has also gone to Toronâ€" to for a visit. Mrs McMurdo of Brampton is visiting her many friends in this locality. ; Mrs McMurdo first came to Proton 63 years ago, then a girl of 13 years of age, and for about 50 years she lived here, making many friends and never one enemy. All have enjoyed her company. so good. Sunday last we had Mr. Walden of Markdale, a student in college in Toronto. The last Sunday in January we had Mr Goforth, son of Rev. Dr. Goforth of China. This boy was born and grew up in China and is a true missionary of the cross. Mr and Mrs Jno. Plester, Sr. have rented their farm to their son Geo. and are this week moving to make their home with their daughter, Mrs Fred Sageman. Mr Howard McLean has rented Mr Jas. Sturrock‘s farm. kota, visited her cousin, Mrs George Met on Feb. 5th, at Township Hall, Christie last week. members all present, Reeve in the Mr E. E. Hockridge was in Hamâ€" chair; minutes of last meeting were ilton a few days last week. read and adopted. _ The auditors, Miss Marjory Crawford has finishâ€" ed her training in Fergus hospital, and is on a short visit with her parâ€" ents, Mr and Mrs Sam Crawford. The very high wind of last Thurs: day damaged several windmills east ol Hopeville. The regular meeting of Hopeville Institute was held Wed., Feb. 9, at the home of Mrs Wm Jack. Proâ€" gramâ€" address : Nurse Russell ; Paper, "Canadian Authors" by Mrs. Wm. Dingwall : roll call, a beautifui thought from prose or poetry. The members and friends of the Inâ€" stitute residing near the village, met Friday at Mrs Hockridge‘s and quiltâ€" ed another quilt for Mt. Forest hosâ€" pital. _ Rev. 8. G. McCormack, Priceville, will occupy the pulpit in United Ch., Sunday, Feb. 13th. Master Howard Riddell is under the Dr‘s care with an attack of imâ€" fluenza. The annual business meeting of Glenelg Centre Baptist Church was held Friday evening at the home ot Mr Archie Beaton, the congregation being well represented. _ A satisfacâ€" tory year in the church was reported and most of the officers were reâ€"elecâ€" ted. New business was dealt with, also the Sunday School, Mission Cirâ€" cle and Ladies‘ Aid work were dis cussed. The meeting closed with prayer by the pastor, Rev. J. Taylor. Lunch was served by the hostess and a social time followed. Mr and Mrs Angus MacArthur vis ited Sunday last with Mr and Mrs John Beaton, 4th line. Miss Mary Macintyre, of Dornoch spent the week end with her cousin Miss Mary Beaton. Miss Annabelle MacArthur visited the week end in Durham. Mr and Mrs Wm. Seth and Miss Jean are visiting with friends at Boothville. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. MacArthur vis ited Saturday on the Garafraxa. Mr Chas. Kennedy attended the funeral of his uncle, Mr McCallum in Petrolia last week. Â¥ While alighting from a street car in Toronto recently, Miss Laura Mcâ€" Kinnon, formerly of Priceville, was unfortunate in being struck by anothâ€" er street car, injuring her arm ard leg, and which necessitates her takâ€" ing an enforced rest for a time. One of the most widely known men in Eastern Grey, John Boland, of Artemesia passed away Saturday last in his 75th year. For many vears he was linked up with the pubâ€" lic life of the district, being a Justice of the Peace and having served for a time as Reeve of the Township in which he lived. He was a staunch Liberal and during the premiership of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, he contested the Riding of East Grey against Dr. Sproule. FERTILIZER We carry all grages for grain and garden crop. Chdaper to get your supply in early. Special price on acid phosphate in lots. _ Let us quote you on your supply for spring sowing. â€" Phone 114. PRICEVILLE fhcan, HOPEVILLE BUNESSAN THE DURHKHAM REVIEW Bunessan Won 20d Debate Bunessan school was filled Wednesâ€" day evening last when most of the people of the section and a goodly number of young folk from Varney and nearby Clubs, were present to hear & very interesting debate beâ€" tween Varney and Bunessan Clubs, the subject being "Resolved that it is on the whole a greater advantage to the farmer to purchase his goods from the local dealer rather than from the dept. store through the mail order system." Miss Velma Carter and Pat. Macâ€" Millan spoke very convincingly for the negative side, while Miss Florâ€" ence Mcllvride and Cecil Barber effectively brought out many good points for the local dealers. All speaâ€" kers are to be congratulated on their platform presentation, Miss Carter doing exceptionally well. The judges â€"Miss E. MacCuaig, Messrs Harold McKechnie and Hector MacDonald, gave their decision in favor of the negative, which puts Bunessan aâ€" gainst No. 7, Normanby, in the third round of debates. A good program was listened to with rapt attention, consisting ef community singing, violin and organ selections by Messrs Weppler, Macâ€" Keown and Macfarlane, a very pleasâ€" ing duet and encore by Misses Petty, humorous readings by Margaret Watâ€" son and Annabelle MacArthur, and a cornet solo by Mr James Leeson. A short dialogue entitled "Mind your own business" was put on by eight members of the Bunessan Club. The program being over, tickets were then distributed for lungh, and a social balfâ€"hour spent while everyone found their partners. After lunch was serâ€" ved, rousing cheers for both Clubs, and the National Anthem brought a very enjoyable evening to a close. on Dec. 31ist of $4324.91 Blackâ€"McKechnie : That the Aud: itors‘ Report be accepted and they be paid $10 each for their services. Carried. Accounts were passed and ordered | _ paid as follows : H.E. Ratz, timber| N ior culvert lot 21 con 3, EGR, $7.37;| te4 H. Beaton, 40 rods wire fence, bonus,| OM lot 24, con 2 N.D.R., $10; Geo. wmt-] Mrs more, examizing Treasurer‘s sureties | °NC with auditors, $1; A. H. Jackson, do,| We! 75¢ ; H. H. McDonald, registering 2Sf T births, 5 marriages and 15 deaths for | last 1926, $10.75 ; Municipal World, Asâ€"! M" sessors and office supplies, including| ©"* school â€" rate book $44.13 ; Grey ana | PO® Bruce Fire Insurance Co., 2nd 1nstal-| we ment on insurance on Township Hail| the $6; Wm Banks, cutting brush on dist sideroad at lot 10 con 5, $5; Wm.| it 1 Banks, 2 cords of wood for hall $8 ; | °*\ Geo. Campbell, work on 2nd and 4th M con‘s, NDR, $4.25 ; Geo. Campbell, 4°" for gravel $1.2%5 ; A. Stoneouse, work Ang on 40 SR, south $2 ; Geo. McMeekin,| AU delivering tile to Priceville 1926, $5;| and Jno. M cKechnie; commission on exâ€" at penditure $1.60 ; Mal. Black, do, $10; ; 22.“. Wepplerâ€"Whitmore : That Townâ€"| ship printing for the year 1927 be aâ€"| warded to the Markdale Standard, with exception of Auditors‘ Report.| Carried. | Whitmoreâ€"McKechnie : That we accept Eldon Weppler‘s application for assessor for 1927 at a salary of $90, and that byâ€"law No. 691 be filled up accordingly. Carried. The following byâ€"laws were passed; No. 688. "abolishing Statute Labor"; No. 689, "providing for expenditure ~n Township Roads for 1927" ; No. 691, "appointing E. Weppler as asâ€" sessor for 1927" ; No. 692" appoin ing fenceviewers, pound keepers and sheep valuers for 1927" ; No. 693, "Amending byâ€"law No. 644, schooil boundaries" ; Fence viewers for 1927 â€"J. G. Firth, J. D. McFayden, Thos. Bell, W. Nichol, Jno. Stothart, Jno. McLean, Wesley Bell, W. J. Hamilâ€" ton, D H. McDonald, Donald McMiiâ€" lan, Jno. McCarthy, S. H. Wright, L. G. McLean Wm. Jack, Albert Coffey, Thos. Glencross, Jno. McGrath, John H Robson Emerson Peart. Pound keepers : Wm O‘Mara, Jas. Ellison, Wm. Vessie, Peter Darcy, Wesley Arnott, Henry Eckhardt, W. H. Patterson, R. E. English. Sheep Valuers : Ward No. 1, Win. Edge; ward No. 2, Malcolm Meinnis; Ward No.3, 8. H. Wright; Ward No. 4, Colin McArthur. Weppler â€" Whitmore: That the Treasurer be instructed to notify all ratepayers in arrears Oof taxes, as to consequences if taxes are not paid before April 1st next and that all unâ€" collected taxes on the Roll after the 1st day of March next, will be placed in other hands for collection. Car. Wepplerâ€"Black : ‘That the Clerk be instructed to advertise for a Townâ€" ship Road Superintendent, applicaâ€" tions to be received up to March 4th next. â€" Carried. Council adjourted to March 5th,. for appointing Road Superintendent and other business. H. H. MacDonald, clerk Do YOU REMEMBER ? DO YOU REMEMBER when the Orange Hall was on the hill above the Fire Hall ? and was used as a schoolhouse and another room in a small building across the street. Further west was the Senior room in a stone building with G. T. Evâ€" ans as principal. The pluymund] was the street. . Country boys| came in for a bombardment of| snow when passing. I pO YOU REMEMBER when the arâ€"‘ mories for the 31st Batt. of volunâ€". teers was at the foot of the hill, | where the C. P. R. crosses? _ Capt.: John Moody in command. | pO YOU REMEMBER when H. J. Middaugh had the stage offifice in what is now the Hahn House ? Bill Taylor drove stage to Walkerâ€" ton, Ben Mail to Mt. Forest, Neil Wells to Oâ€" Sound and Ben Warâ€" ner and Sandy Livingstone to Flesherton. A. B. McNab was Postmaster on Mill St., back of Moore McFadden‘s drug store, first called "Bentinck Post Office." Gilâ€" bert McKechnie and Sandy McNab . were in behind the wicket. DO YOU REMEMBER when Edge Mills were run by John Kelly ? Bill Slatcher as miller and Char lie McKinnon as head sawyer ? Dan Austin was assistant miller, Jim Davison was carder and fulâ€" ler. Then there were the Patterâ€" _ son Mills, John and Angus, millers. DO YOU REMEMBER the A. and A. 1 Cochrane Foundry, where all kinds of Farm Machinery were built ?â€" reapers, mowers, waggons and threshing machines, etc. Tom Grey had the brick foundry furâ€" | _ ther south. DO YOU REMEMBER the bakers ] in Durham ? John Abell, Tom Carson and Ira Stevens ? _ Butchâ€" . ers were Walter Tucker and Harâ€" up : Tailors were Alex Rose, Alex. Robertson, M. Mclntyre and John Robertson. O YOU REMEMBER when the Middaugh House was built? The chaps who drew the brick can weil remember it. Drawing from Balâ€" inafad, away down in the south west â€" corner of Normanby for $2.60 per thousand. One or two trips did for each one. | ers for Div. No. 3, to the honorable | position of Warden of the County. ‘ We congratulate Mr McKinnon and Ithe district he represents on this | distinction, the first time we believe it has ever been held by a repreâ€" | sentative from Durham. Mr Robt. Aljoe has sold his resi dence property in Upper Town to Mr Angus Cameron for a good sum. Mr Aljoe retains 28 feet on the corner, | and gives a roadway to Mr Cameron ‘at the rear of the lot. Mr Aljoe has bought a shop justin front of Con. | Knapp‘s stable on Lambton St. and ! has let the contract to Mr Hugh Mcâ€" Donald. IN DaVS OF VOREF ?5 YEARS AGO From Review fyle Jan, 30, 1902 Miss Sophia Burnettis being initiaâ€" ted into the mysteries of the Post Office here, the serious illness of Mrs. Smith necessitating the presâ€" ence of her daughter at home. . We welcome Miss Burnett to town again. The County Council on Tuesday last elected our townsman, Mr C. MrKinnon, one of the Commissionâ€" Mr Jas. Castell, for several years with S. F. Morlock, is in town this week for a few days renewing old acquaintances. (Glenelg Council minutes : Davisâ€" Arrowsmithâ€"That Jas Edge, treasurâ€" er, be authorized to receive the fina! return of Collectors‘ Rolls for year 1901, before handing over his books to the newly appointed Treasurer, and that Jas. .Edge pay to Daniel Edge the sum of $200 for current exâ€" penditure. Car. penditure. Car. The South Grey Women‘s Institute was launched at the recent meetings of the Farmer‘s Institute in Durham and Holstein. We have no doubt it will justify its existence by excellent work. The officers elected are, Pres., Mrs. Thos. McGirr; Vice Pres. Miss Minrie Brown, Holstein; Sec‘y treas., Miss Kate Dixon, Dromore ; Directâ€" ors, Mrs W.J. Derby, Vickers. Mrs. David McCrie, Durham. Married in St. Basil‘s Church, Torâ€" onto, on 1l4th Jan., 1902, by Father Brennan, Mr John J. Black of Scotchâ€" town to Miss Mary McKenly of Orâ€" illia _ Mr Geo. Black, Toronto, and Miss Aggie Sullivan of Pomona, asâ€" sisted the party. 15 Years Ago From Review fyle Feb. 1, 1912 A pretty wedding was solemnized at the residence of Mr and Mrs John McLachlan. Calgary, when their cousâ€" in, Catherine E. McMillan, Priceâ€" ville, daughter of John MeMillan, S. Ine, Artemesia, became the bride of Wm. G. Morrison of Winnipeg. ham bhad an extensive auction sale, when Robt. Brigham, Alls= Parck, wielded the hammer and a good avâ€" Heft, one of Sullivan‘s progressive farmers nurchased <ho far nerty and takes possession at an ear~‘y 1i Miss Jean Fallaise has gone <» ‘In> position in the telephone oflice ONTARIO Pederick TORONTO IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JANE DIXON, late of the townâ€" ship of Egremont, in the County of Grey, widow, deceased : NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to Section 56 of the Trustees Act, R. 8. O. 1914, Chap. 121, that all crediâ€" tors and others having claims or deâ€" mands against the estate of the said Jane Dixon, who died on or about the 5th day of November, 1925, at the Township of Egremont aforesaid, are required on or before the 17th day February, 1927, to send by post, preâ€" paid, or deliver to the solicitor for the executors of the last will and testament of the said deceased, their christian name and surnames, adâ€" dresses and description : the full particulars in writing of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the security, if any, held by them. AND TAKE NOTICE that after such last mentioned date said execâ€" utor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled theroto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and that the said Executor will not be liable for the said assets, or any part thereof, to any person or persons ol whose claims notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such distribution. DATED at Durham, this seventeenth day of January, 1927. Walkerton town band will receive a town grant of $50 a month. Vitaminâ€"Rich Nourishmentâ€"Take It Abounds In Codâ€" liver Oil Vitamins Your Body Against Winterâ€"Ills With cm °_ Poultry Regulator __ Sold by Deéalers all over Canada _ #OTICE TO CREDITORS [ va‘ + _ In order to lay lots of eggs, hens need a dozen little things they pick up ranging in summer, they can‘t get in winter. The bitters, tonics, digesters, herbs and minerals necessary to eggâ€"development are combined in Pratts Poultry Regâ€" ulator. â€" ‘"More Eggs" guaranteed. SCOTTS EMULSION gnf: ;r?rkir:’s'iit?irii" B;Q{‘:AA 'B:A‘i E"E Rfiz"s‘ 'E(ZRRV cA(\’r'e.Al.Tor;flnto Bll., . NEW AND FRESH Let us supply your Needs PHONE 139 The UPPER TOWN GROCERY THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL Makes many warm friends. A Furnace built of oneâ€"plece alâ€" loy steel, with conical grates, booster flues, hot blast, enclos ed in a beautiful cabinet. DUKRHAM MACBINE SHNOP â€"A PARLOR FURNACE GROCERIES Also cured Meats Confect onery, Bread Cual Ohl ans Gasoline J. C. HOWELL F. W, MOON, Gilson Agent GILSON HEATâ€"W AVE n It Day an~ Nigh:t, 4~ Prails GEORGE BINNIE, executor of the said Jane Dixon by his solicitors Middlebro‘ and Burns Phone 2, r12 PRICEVILLE, ONT Residence, MAIN STREET, HOLSTEIN, ONT. J. L. SMITH, M.B., M.C. P.S. Office and residence corner Countess â€"and Lambton apposite old Post Office Office hours : 9 to 11 a.m., 1.30 to 4 p.m., 7 to 9 p. m., Sundays excepted The Science that adds Life to years and years to life. Call and SBee us. Consultation Free, In Ourham Tuesdays, Thursdays ang Saturdays DR. A. M. BELL Office on Lambton St. Eyes Examined and Corrected Office Hours : 2â€"8 p.m., 7â€"â€"9 p.m. Sundays excepted DRS. C. G. AND BESSIE McGILLIVRAY W. C. PICKERING, DDS, LDS Graduate of Toronto University (Successor to the late Dr. Blake) University graduat» of Rovyal ColNege f Dental Snrgean« of Ontarie Râ€" me Aqo & ! HTNTRRW Now H+app HONOR GRADUATE Toronto Univer sity; Graduate Royal College Dental Surgeons. Dentistry in all its brar ches. Office, East of Central Drug Store. Entrance on Mill Street. DURH AM OoOwEN sounDd Lambton St. 868 2nd Ave E. Flesherton Saturday, 4.30 to 9.30 C. C. Middlebro‘ R. Boak Burns Licensed Auctioneer for Grey County Sales taken on reasonable terms. Dates arranged at Herald Office, Dur dalk, also through Durham Review and Flesherton Advanc«. Geo. E. Duncan, Dundalk P. O. Phbone 42 r 42. |\ Intending pupils should prepare to lenm at the beginning of the fail ]mn.lnlmtbnuwmm ‘be obtained from the Principal. | ‘The School has a creditable record ‘in the past which it hopes to mainâ€" tain in the future. Durham is an attractive and heal Terms, reasonable. Sale dates must be arranged at the Review Office, Durham. Residence : R. R. No. 2, Pricevilie Phone 607 : ring 2â€"5. Licensed Auctioneer for County Grey Sale dates may be arranged at the Review Oflice or with self. _ Terms moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed. If you plan a sale, phone 604, ring Licensed Licensed Auctioneer for Co. of Grey Moderate terms. Arrangements for sales as to dates, etc., may be made at Review Office, Durham. Terms on application@Address R. R. 4, Durham Telephone 603, ring 1â€"2. MELODY BOYS‘ ORCHESTRA Music for all Occasions For rates, and open dates, apply to H. E. PHIPPS, Manager _ Association will ship stock from Dur ham, on Tuesdays. Shippers are re quested to give thre«. days‘ notice. EIIGBI SCHOOL The School is thoroughly equipped to take up the following courses :â€" 1, Junior Matriculation 2. Entrance to the Normal Schools Each member of the staf is a University graduate and an experâ€" ) F. GRANT, D.D.S., L.D.S. thy town and ~good HONOFr GRADV aATE +T The DR. C. McLELLAN Graduate, University of Toronts REUBEN C. WATSON MIDDLEBR© & BURNS Barristers, etc. GEFORGE E DUNCAN J. E. MILNE, M. B. &ALEX M#°C DONALD Chiropractic Specialiste CHIROPRACTIC NOTICE To FARMERS JJHN O‘NEIL JAS,. LAWRENCE, Shipper Address R. R. 1, Varney B4