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& ':':;c'l i Fou i tenmâ€" sceptâ€" lisease seldom uch as ffords, nefold. 1 wan t goes leorge ollege ger ecreed n age seem ul1 for es he \C.“:‘ im m e&lld- Thos. friends ourage recent oneers, nument 10 our wheâ€" n* mMoâ€" laborâ€" ite and dicaps, rilitary it was n ~# but any sal. 10 NS n of M, «~RIDAY & SATURDAY CASH SPECIALS Latona Christmas Tree Un Friday evening, Latona congreâ€" sat‘cn at Dornoch, gatMrec in the "uncay School room to hear its junâ€" : say their hopeful say and re celve gifts from â€" a â€" resplendent d l lb i e ifececlieofeofy oo cfe opop iprpep ipipiptptpGpGQ NEFANINS Santa Cia as an atâ€" traction in Dundalk on turday last was a pairof milkâ€"white Â¥xen in that village, owned by Andrew oplanyl, a Hungarian. 6 be held in the Durham Furniture Co showrcoms, Monday evening, Jan. 1, Mr Wm Kel man, fell on t in front of his collar bone. AOe0 0 eEREmmee MV meSue HeL I The 4 home, no special reference was made <amnes 4. t. t wikeks Song ie sne | 1t hes soieenentt retr moine, hurch, on Monday ning, Dec. 25. Mrs Telford was formerly one of idmission 15¢ and 10¢ the wellâ€"known Corbett family of O. Sound and survives her late husband "Now Years Dance under the llll-‘J- P. Telford, by almost thirteen hosate P ~Whic : Whout : Poslcc use ons o Sss s oo lt Ne VOL LYL NO 51 m of the Foursquare Gospel Chnrehlm’u,. i Friday evening, Dec. 22, at $.00 ment < m. Everyone is heartily invited tolled on tend this free service. Hianiog cormick‘s Quality Candy Photographs: We arÂ¥giving three tra photos with every en â€" from w until Christmas. Any Fize. We )rk by appointment. Ph 609, r. or call at D. C. Town‘X store. Wm. J. Vollett‘s Rivalling Santa Cla 11‘0, piasters, only increase the ::xymo?m pain. Usge Cress Corn Sailve. At Calâ€" veying the sac «er‘s Drug Store. !Tellord, had d Mr Wm Ke"ll'_ Our local cunrume I atess srle 1 l w. J. VOLLETT . _sacred Christmas program will given by the Sunday School childâ€" W ted Chocolates, per Ib e Creams, per Ib...... cror Grapes, 2 lbs..... | Oranges, per doz..... ed Olives, 7 oz jar.... smeat, 2 HG ..ackecke« Fresh Vegetab‘es h Creams, per lb . a Creams, per Ib llers Mixed, per Ib gifts from _ a resplendent] The Presbyterian S. S. in song is tree. Rev J. R. Greig,; unâ€"| and story on Tuesday night in the ‘ose pastorate the Sunday church basement, presented all the has grown and thrived, was | glamor and romance of the _ season. chair, a circumstance to putl"l‘here was a Santa Claus here too, + the shyest child, since no who was most solicitous in seeing ter in the church is too small : that no child of the school was forâ€" w that Mrâ€"Greig remembers | gotten. junior‘s Christian name at all1 ~â€"â€"sâ€"«maliemecoree y In the midst of a long list of $ « _% anc recitations, a Charmintlsa.'a S VISIl to Tfi" eremony was performed when | Dargavel, who is only elghtyl wamed a" Heafls ryer than ever, called forward en is itc lass _ of â€" thirtech beginners,’ ‘That universally loved old saint,â€" she organized last spring and | Santa Claus, made his annual visit od each with a classâ€"pin. Miss ito town on Saturday last, much to ne Morrison and helpers, had | the Gelight of every child,â€" and of the training of the young"‘"‘mm_“m| also, who appeared to get ners. Mrs Alex Mcintosh S*Y | as much kick from his visit as the her usual kindly and emorest | nudren. HC6 WAS 2 very generous it no child present, miued‘ Santa, for of the 1000 bags of candy 1 bag of candy. Mr. Wm. | handec¢ out, there was not even a uperintendent, made a short smell left and some kiddies were essive speech and everybody ‘ heard to boast that they "had got took a part in the last act, | three." Even one proud pareht was cluded the stowing away of | heard confiding to another that "her and cake with a cup~-ofIJohnnie had got six bags." While: Margaret _ McIntosh, Wll()l Santa likes to be generous, he lllol vas much missed by her own , wants to be just and when these 1 by the assemblage. Noi Kone buhiic se wiille Whs atae nessnies . aden t ): en ravens * 70 elery, Cabbage, Carrots, Turnips Kelsey the Red Crou Soele;y'. ;fil the ice, Thursday last, s garage and broke his AS tertai 3. wilX be h nday nin and 10¢. play WE DELIVER 198 19¢ 19¢ garageâ€" anclence amused with their antics and gestures The Bandâ€"many of them Durham business men, gave of their time to head the parade and this in turn was followed by Santa‘s chariot and admiring children. The streets were lined with sightâ€"seers, anc i is estimated"over 500 citizens were in town _ Saturday afternoom At the main corner, arcund the Comâ€" myn‘ty Christmas Tree, Santa â€" haltâ€" ed the procession and with Mayor Kress, handed out the candy bags. It was a good beginning for the afterncon‘s trade and the stores enâ€" joyed a steady business all afterâ€" [ To begin with, Saturday was mild.f last, Dec. 14, in the person of James | and an ideal day for the children to| Lo iingham. Death has come to him | be out. The schools surrounding the with little sickness or warning, as |town were notified of Santa‘s apâ€" deceased‘s brother, Robert H. of .'pearance that day> and the ruraljtown, had word from him recently, | scholars fell in line with the urban,‘pronouncinx them all well. No word | for the march, first meeting at the, has yet come to bereaved brother Town Hall. The Boy Scouts were pa-fand s.ster, apart from the telegram, trol leaders and kept them in line. conveying the sad news. He was in Santa alighted from the C.N.R.train| his 59th year. # s anc his reindeer were Bob Campâ€"| The late Mr. Ledingham lefi South bell‘s motor truck, and made better| Grey, for Alberta over thirty years going, due to skim amount of snow. ago. A yearâ€"later, he returned East !Accompanying him on this geod will and was married to Miss Sarah tour, were his aggregation of coons Boyle, of .Glenelgz township. . To from the sunny south, who kept the them were born two children: Charâ€" anclence amused with their antics|les, hardware merchant at Crossâ€" and gestures. The Bandâ€"many o{j field, Alta and Gladys, Mrs (Rev.)' them Durham business men, gave of| w@loyd Kinsley, Valley City, North' their time to head the parade and| Dakota. Also mourning his death are: this in turn was followed by Santa‘s| his only surviving brother and sisâ€"‘ chariot and admiring children. The)|ter: Robert H. of town and Marjorie,l streets were lined with sightâ€"seers,| Mrs A. C. McDonald, Crawford. Origâ€" andi i is estimated"®over 500 citizens inally there was a family of six. l | _ That universally loved old saint,â€" | Santa Claus, made his annual visit | to town on Saturday last, much to | the delight of every child,â€" and grownâ€"ups also, who‘ appeared to get | as much kick from his visit as the ichildren. He was a very generous | Santa, for of the 1000 bags of candy handec out, there was not even a ’nmel) left and some kiddies were | heard to boast that they "had got | three." Even one proud pareht was | heard confiding to another that "her | Johnnie had got six bags." _ While | Santa likes to be generous, he also | wants to be just and when these !Johnnles get their quota and â€" more, it was at the expense of some poor tot who dida‘t get any. Another year. a better system will hive to be deâ€" ’vised whereby a proper apportion-f ment is evenly divided. | The Baptist Church Sunday School bad their annual Christmas enterâ€" tainment on Monday night, when the everâ€"new Christmas story at this season, was presented by the scholâ€" ars in graphic form. Santa Claus was also present to the delight of all. Among his many favors, was a plump Christmas goose, presenteG to Rev. Mr. Priest, their teacher, by the bible class. P t * | |_Knox United S. S. scholars were |in gala mood on Tuesday n‘ght, when | the annual Christmas entertainment ;wu staged. _ Dr J. Â¥. Grant, Sup., has been making wonderful changes] in ‘the school, which now has an enâ€" | ment of 125. Rev. W. .H. Smith calâ€" | led on the numerous embryo . elocuâ€"| tionists and singers, who were deâ€"| lighted to perform before their eld-i ers. Slides were also shown depictâ€" ing ‘Christmas in India‘, with run«} ning comment made by Dr Grant.; At the close of program, old Santa' mysteriously apepared to the soundi of bells and with laden bag, distrib| uted candy to the scholars. Dr Grantf" also presented each child â€" of thei school with an illustrated booklet, | the donation of a friend pf the Sunâ€" day School. ' [ 2. c4. _ _ @0 _ J hC ~#Hl regret on Wedâ€"! |lneauhy of this week, a telegram conâ€"| Anthem veying the sad news that Mrs J. P.! |Telford, had died suddenty in Re. AMthem | gina that morning. The news comes , home with extra force, as in recent | ‘ 'letters from _ deceased‘s daughter, Anthem". 'Mn Hoig, with whom she made her'A thce; | home, no special reference was made AP"%°® J. P. Telford, by almost thirteen years. Fouryears ago this past sumâ€" mer, Mrs Telford made her last trip east. One daughter Bessie, Mrs W. G. Hoig, survives her. The remains are being brought to Durham, for inâ€" terment in Durham cemetery, the service being conducted from the Presbytérian Chdrch at 2.30 p. m. on Saturday. I POPULAR NIGHTS WITH THE sunpay scmooLr cHiLORENn Miss Winnifred Park received great aurprilg and regret on Che Durhaom Reier Nrs. J. P. \Christmas Music in 99e Telford in Reginaf Town Churches Sunday * with Laterâ€"On Wednesday, Mr Robt. Ledingham received _ word _ that death came very suddenly from heart failure. He had worked as usual last Thursday until 5.30 p.m., and dropâ€" ped dead 40 minutes later. The funâ€" eral service was held on Sunday and interment took place Wednesday in A former resident of Dornoch viâ€" cinity, passed away at his home at Galahad, Alberta, on Thursday night last, Dec. 14, in the person of James QUEEN ST. CHURCH Numbers from the Christmas canâ€" tata, "Holy Night" presented last Sunday, will be repeated this Sunâ€" day. Carolsâ€" ; 737, "Carol, Sweetly Carol" 742, "Holy Night" 748, "The First Nowell" . Hymns 7%, 75, 712, 599. Anthem: "It came upon the Midnight Rev. and Mrs Jas. P. Lowen, pasâ€" tors of Foursquare Gospel Church, extend heartiest greetings and good wishes at this joyous season to all. FriGay even‘ng, Dec. 22, at 8 p.m., the children of the Sunday School, will present their sacred â€" Christmas program. This is a free service: the public are cord‘ally â€" invited. Sunâ€" day, Dec. 24th, special Christmas services at 11 a.m. and 8 p. m. Holy Communion ; Hymns 72, 73, 259, 79 Anthem : "O Little Town of Bethâ€" lehem" .......... Neidlinger TRINITY (ANGLICAN) CHURCH 11 a. m. MORS . ‘+.sit‘s «++ Zutis« 2« + EIOMOR | The choir will form a processionall from the front of the church at the: morning service and proceed up the : aisle, singing Christmas carols. | Anthem: "While Shepherds ‘Watchâ€" ed their flocks"..........R,. Smart Anthem: "I bring you good tidings of great .joy".......M. L. McPhail Anthem: "Great King of all Naâ€" FOURSQUARE GOSPEL CHURCH Male chorus and soprano obligato : ‘The Message of Christmas is love‘ Â¥ kn + ioiz in aan s WPerhonls roale o altiain is TORCnt KNOX UNITED CHURCH I1 A. m. Anthem: "Beyond the Starry Skies" Falv ul jn i His 4o © k i6 hh 94 aitia 4 e RMMSOT Anthem: :"First Christmas Morn".. + tihon e 6 + bo6 wiy Wiewe‘r‘a a n ce ts *R DROTIOTE C. B. Adams Solo : Selected Anthem: "Angel Voices" .. You Soloist, Mrs Howell Anthemi "The Christmas _ Story‘" PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11 a m. Anthem: "The Lord is Here."W. C * Jordan. Anthem: "While Angels Sing"..Gei bel. Anthem: Unto us a Child is Born" rxÂ¥+s‘r :41 ti s ‘«..+s+s‘+ IDOGBRGY Mr. J. T. Priest of Stratford, will be home and contribute viclin selecâ€" tlons. It is also expected there will be a quartette from the Priest famâ€" ily at evening service. Anthem : erson i p.. m. Anthem ams Anthem : Clear" DURHA@®1, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1933 THE ROLL CALL JAMES LEDINGHAM BAPTIST CHURCH "The Story of the Morn".. e Ece nevint‘s iss + +4 & REREDER "Hark the Heavenly Voiâ€" "Let the bells ring out" e l« «*aarrvre. /ss ./ CMOIE Songs and Carols New Born King".. W. Ad Soloist, Mr. E. Buschlen Holy Voices,"..L O. Em Mrs. T. M. McFadden With which is incorporated theEcl:tcin Leader Higinbatham Young The Canadian Radio Commission has come in for much criticism . of late, for their several changes and shiftiing of stations. But they are to be given credit for their great aâ€" chievement in the Chr‘stmas mornâ€" ing broadcast of last year, that was such a success. The Christmas morn‘ng broadcast is to be similar to that of last year, different parts of the British Empâ€" ire send‘ng greetings by turn aâ€" round the worlé, ending with an adâ€" Cress by King George, ‘which will be beard in Ontario about 10 a.. m. on Christmas morning. * Do you want to hear the Bells of Bethlehem on the Christmas eve broadcast? It will be broadcast over the world and on account of the difâ€" ference in the time,, they will be heard in Canada about three o‘clock Sunday afternoon, Dec. 24. TUNE IN FOR THE BELLS OF BETHLEHEM CHRISTMAS EVE Reeve Hunter thanked Council for the vote of appreciation. <â€" He stated he found there was a lot to learn at County Council and was going to stand next year. _ He was sorry the Mayor was retiring, and hoped _ the incoming mayor would take as much interest in the town‘s affairs, Both Council and workmen, he thought, had tried to be fair in reliof work. The Mayor mentioned he had found H. D. Scott to be an excellent official as constable and hoped next year‘s Council would retain him. Mayor Kress thanked all for the wonderful _ coâ€"operation g‘ven him this year and passed the bouquets back. He had a heavy load the past year, acting as J. P. was not the nicest of jobs, but a permanent J. P. would be appointed at first of next year. He touched on relieft underâ€" taken and, announced, owing to busâ€" iness interests demanding moreâ€" atâ€" textion, he would not be a Mayoralâ€" ty canaidate for a second term. Coun. McNally believed they * had had a successful year and liked the work, but would retire next year, as he felt he could not serveas well as others, when a liftle dull of hearing. A vote of appreciation to Mayor Kress ang Reeve Hunter, by Couns. Macionald and McNally, for their active services in the past year, was put by Coun. Duffield and heartily carried. Coun. Stoneouse also spoke to the motion, pointing cut the time and interest they had taken on the town‘s behalf, _ Coun. Duffield stated it to have been a harmonious year, and a help to this was that Mayor and Reeve consulted the Council on all matfers. A mction by Coun. Duffield, that an honorarium of $50 be granted to Clerk B. .H. Willis for his extra serâ€" vices as Relief Officer Curing the year, was unanimously carried. Mr. Duffield pointed out that much extra work had beon entailed and that reâ€" lief had been satisfactorily and ecâ€" om{cally dispensed. The Clerk thankâ€" ed the Council for the recognition, and fdr the courtesy shown him, when "green on the job" and apâ€" preciated@ the‘r kindness. Three local medicos, Drs. Smith, Jamieson and Burnett, agdressed the Council re securing a better underâ€" standing as to payment for indigents in hospital. The Council authorizec? the Clerkâ€" to draft out a form, which will be supplied the doctors, to fill out for any such patients they send there. town. This necessitates the purâ€" chase of an acre or two of land, and quite a fill to construct new â€"roadâ€" way, and is being undertaken as reâ€" ef work in conjunction with the Dept. of Highways. f Durham Council held‘ their final session of the year Friday evening, with nc important business under d scussion. Unemployment is yet a main prqblem and negotiations are unier way to prov‘de work by roundâ€" ing the corner of Durbam Road and Bruce St. at western entrance to the Council Closes Once again the season of "Peace and Good Will" is with us. There is no season of the year so fragâ€" rant with memories as the Christmas season and none that carries so well the talisman of kindly thoughts and doeds to our more unfortunate friends. The Review wishes to its many readers, the common wish, but very sincerely, "A Very Merry Christmas." To our corresâ€" pondents this week who have all extended to us the season‘s greeting, we also reciprocate the same good wish. VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS" Harmotious Year Puretest Drugs and Toiletries After the ceremony, a delicious breakfast was served at the Waverâ€" ly Hotel, Newcastle, by Mr and Mrs. A. P. Copp. _ After breakfast they motored to home of bride‘s parents, where dinner was served to thirty guests. The happy couple then left for Durham, Ont. via United States. Rev. E. P. Wallace officiated. A quiet but very pretty wedding, was solomnized in St. Patrick‘s Church, South Nelson, New _ Brunsâ€" wick, on Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1933, when Miss Regina Muzzerall of Newâ€" castle, N. B., was united in marâ€" riage to Melv‘lle Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs Adam Anderson, Edge Hill. The bride was charmingly atâ€" tired in blue cordei crepe with white carnations and had hat and gloves to match. _ She was attended by@Miss Alma Savoy, also of Newâ€" castle, N. B.. The groom was atâ€" tended by Mr Donald C. H. Hendry, of Chatham, N. B. ’> In Durham, the outlook favors an _ _ _ â€" c _ â€" __ _____ ; acclamation. Mayor Kress has anâ€" Nt tm C | nounced his retirement, after mak ;amor=â€"â€"â€"â€"=somo | ing good in his first year in the big | chair. If he can be induced to stand, M I | he will doubtless be unopposed. _ If C ‘ not, several names are mentioned, wl ! but with no certainty of qualifying for the office. . Reeve W. S. Hunter o is again in the field, likely without n | opposition to begin his second term. G Go'den W‘ | Of the Council, Mr John MceNally has s definitely retired, but what other A Premium of 2 changes may transpire are problemaâ€" " bag for ne» tical. 2 f Mrs C. M. Bowman and Mrs C. Lord (Linna Bowman) leave this week for St. Petersburg, Florida, , where they will spend the next six â€" months. | __Mr. and Mrs. Gus. Subject, Wilâ€" [li:'msfc-xd, announce the engagement of their daughter Clara Augusta, to Mr. Verne C. Snider, son of Mrs. , William Cooney of Durham, the marâ€" rage to take place the latter part _of the month. MacDONALD â€" MIGHTON A quiet wedding took place Satâ€" urday evening, Dec. 16, at St. Colâ€" umba United. Church, Toronto, by Rev. W. A. McTaggart, when Gladys Victoria, daughter of Mr and Mrs. George Mighton, Bentinck, was marâ€" ried to Willard Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MadDonald, Durâ€" ham. The bride, who was unattendâ€" ed, wore a dress of seal brown with matching accessories. The young couple will reside in Chatsworth. Mrs Robert Macfarlane left on | Tuesday for Toronto, where she will |spend the winter with her sister, ’ Mrs. Macdonald. | ._Principal ;. A. M.â€" Robb, wife and daughters, will spené Christmas with ; his parents at Whitby. In Egremont Township, the outâ€" look is for an election and a keen one, as several new aspirants are sald to be in the field. Nominations® this year, owing to the hcliday, Christmas Day, falling on the last. Monday of the month, will be held Friday night, Dec. 22. Probably | Acclamation for Durham Council Rev. and Mrs T. J. Priest " expect to have all the members of the famâ€" ily with them for the Christmastide. *Mr Neil Calder, Winnipeg, is a visitor with his sisters, Mrs. Arnold and Mrs Robert Noble. Miss Jorin HarGing spent the week end in Toronto. PR Mrs J. J. Sutherland, Sarnia, was in town this week and returned with Mrs Thos. Banks to her home, where the latter will spen@ the winter months* with Mrs. Sutherland. Miss Ellen Priest of India, will spend Christmas w.th her brother at the Baptist Parsonage. Mr and Mrs F.nlay Graham, Montâ€" rcal, arrive this week end to spend the Christmastide with h‘s sister, Mrs. Wm. Calder. + *Mr.®Thos. Atchison has left for Toâ€" ronto, to spend the remainder of the winter with sons Harold and Cocil, and daughter, Mrs. John Renwick. 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