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', Truesdale at m My wi I: Mr and In "I. leaving “at! I! Exhibition on M ‘ORNOCH Moln‘oah and W (meat. of lulu-1’s. evening. 'eney or Detroit - h his mother All! DIO- med Saturday - lisler Mrs C. m CRAWFORD ROCKY sAumiii" of Durham. In I. Thursday mono. VICKERS SEPT. " was lendry left Th“! ‘er spending and! uh friends ate-Id and Mrs M I worn recent M at Townsend M .114 Mrs Memm- ere mus mg. n ts Gordon Mecmo, Wm. Hill In. no M M M 5 J. Lantt Wk r. Ruben Godot! rl. Mr and In W. am. Mrs E. M. . Mrs. P. Hold!!- Hunchlen m dau- visited My nf- Danna. Mr and M ULOCK Nt heir meeting lou- urch parlour with . Mrs Ion-ball '3 Campbell. In book; prayer by Will Campl Sunday with I Blame“, Will Mr”. amt tauriee visited Chee. first or the we“. wamley u mung Crawford this week. on" 1h Vtrt ol McCulloch. so. Mr Mb. Chris- ast in Mid“. moon Mr. t improved after a”. “vital. Miller In Smith of but“, M Speaker In a. _ tht Moods: enn- lantern and” will . A. J. sum of Hopkins and trom Mr and Mrs Barnard Ar when sick. The air cushion [or Is made to In. nttlnxly replied. llowed con-hula ot and My rnbull and Illa October moths home of In J. unenl rvrnlug a m‘ Prviceg botrr. hold e Kttetrt “or be. Smith ot “PM. w or Mia. “In": k were: Mr. Rom, i Doro'hy Bradshaw and In K. tmleea, Jack Sum at Han, Mt L C. MW.” Mrs Andrew "a". Mat-W att, I I 1" late Mr Huh Me shertoet, ”My ttf Dan n It Woo and l Davin IN MI- II the M M Pr. ttto I.“ Mr. t. 'rttesdar. heht in tho 'MDAL u'ntt u nun-I Mental a. an m social. Rev. te. John. Unit. Will M70 chm rice at 3 o’clock t has Week. o and M1. in. h her Mm“... Glenrmdh_ of the members b! this than]. a. “tin: at home of nt “Wilma of er and no. Ch" . 'ral of h... in, My 0.. I“: m McKecm Were of the uni qrittt McLean. 15m. I here an d social Camptron toe and family the him. at Mr " the bone Friday In! The and and loner. om Mr and School mm man in “up wn 3nd Ada t mm»; - - d ILL- 'u- I... tts ”and!" I relatives are holi- slster in Sand" L. Crawford annual up togt fr. Ke., - M Mr "In“ If!" with m. It the Church the sad for- C week No Me. re. Central ONTARIO BUS LINES TORONTO cus TOM CHOPPING done every day and we turn it out while you turn around. 810 a. m., 6.10 p. m. ITINRRIES PLANNED TO ALL POINTS IN CANADA l’nited States and Mexico. CONSULT LOCAL AGENT Hahn Home, Tet. No. " or 1 Central Hotel. Talc-mon- ”- EFFECTIVE my s, 1935 NORTHBOUND, leave Durh'm 12.50 p. m., 7.20 p. m. STANDARD TIME SOUTHBOUND, leave Dnrh'm Will th , ' a 1-31 tiring artilizer kindly leave their orders as early as possible. 1"tmrr-e-tsnetr-tqttqru. "will pupa. --- vaW ur, recalled may old “loci: whoa! days some 60 your " run years since he was in bi nrlzhborhood. It is 55 year. m was last In Pricevme. A t, tor 17 years. now retired-nine itt Shakespeare. seven] yen- itt ."'makesttoare, hunnville and a ARROW BUS SCHEDULE We when We were d 1 visit from x mu Irom our nephew. Walter “macaw of Caledonia. his son and on's wife, on Saturday evening last. Us, ranglhul ---- ‘- - v- .. we" llsfr," sure whlch) in the laprnnonne _ i:prisintrly and pleasingly well dune 'trl' we so young. The two dialogue 'Haklng poetry" by tour hon and Mr or begging a. ticket tor to mor. '03.", was welt acted. A tine lunch ~.-...< sewed after some impromptu 7;..-¢-chis by some ot the audience. \ LOT? of thanks was tendered Rev. ml Mrs Jchttron for the mm M “m Canada's Leading _ - ..__ yuan I), Ihr. young people. The choir of St. t‘ulumba led in community dating 13:! contributed'two auctions, It" Irma McLean taking the moon-ho tthippoor-will" very realhuculy. {an duet by little Betty Watson in at» alto and E. Mather or I. Weir 'l.tr" sure “Mom In ' _-_- Why be Uncomfortable in Baking Bread in Summer Time Gunn’s Fertilizer in stock A nne parlor social was held " 5.. parsonage on Nagy evening shen a one program w . .‘n' vnunw Mon]- ”5- f? given by hen Henderson's will deliver to your door the best bread you can possibly buy. empting Buns, Cakes and Pastries On Hand for Your Selection Royal Household Flour Bran '0 Canada' " 0151 Pilot " C Keep in Stock for Sale the following Goods .QU'NN andiisi/ididitd \ tine JOHN McGOWAN HENDERSON’S BAKERY THE PEOPLE'S MILLS were delighted FLOUR PRICEVIDTF: Your Came. Calves PRICEVILLE SEND THEM TO Us careful Ming Live Stock Salesman. Union Stock Yards ----- Toronto “SERVICE THAT SATIFIES" SEPT. 12, 1935 or. No. 24 or 173 Telephone No. " v77-â€" v: ple. The choir of M. in community singing Lon-A --., -_ old associates of 60 Years Mo. pm te, was in his old is 55 Fears since ceville. A teacher 'etired--aune Fears and honored by *~-~- -uu wm 1e two “316;; will meet In the ehure (our boy. and Bept. 17. (at for to mm. Miss, Phyllis Gram I A tine lunch '??fnf the weekend with um impromptu Rocks. the audience. Mrs Russel Band and t tendered Rev. and Mrs Clarence Hopkins the use or the MCCuan) M “A“ re. Calves, Lambs and Hogs range in prices on the different classes of the 219's and attended the funeral of the late Hugh McPherson in Flesherton on Monday. Dr. and Mrs J. E. Milne and fam. ily returned home after spending a month at Sauble Beach. , Mr and Mrs Alf Hincks, Toronto, spent the weekend in Durham and called on friends here en route home. I Mr. Alex Carson received word I that his brother-in-taw, Mr. Sam Gilbert was quite ill at his home at Vandeleur. Mr. Robert Brodie of spent the weekend at Ben zie's and attended the tune late Hugh McPherson in l on Monday. I _ "ma...“ menoi is spending three weeks’ holidays in London. I Mrs John Cook and family, Mrs. D. Nichol and Willie, visited friends in Wingham reqenily. I Mr. Colin H. McLean spent last week in Toronto visiting friends and took in the Exhibition. l , Mr. Dave Nichol returned home after visiting his sisters in London. Mr and Mrs Thos. Mino and Mrs A. B. McDonald of Owen Sound vis- ited recently with Mrs. D. G. Me. Lean. Mr and Mrs E Visited on we Hincka’. Misa Margaret three week:' hnl Mr and Mrs Jacki he Proton visited Sunday son’s. Mr and Mrs family, Mr and Ruth of Dumia Mr gnu .urs Clarence Hopkins (nee Pearl McCuaIg) of Pontiac, Mich., are spending two weeks holidays with relatives, and friends. Oat Chop Crimplod Oats memory for days. and the dates and act er was large] son is Manage merce at Me Niagara Falls. here eight ya: a professor, a for four years Mr donla . He FEED The W.M.S . ne an a wonderful gm I" for humming; of o and the birthday. no -u _ 'ght "aux” 1nd the birthday: of o and scholm. I trait hi I largely possessed ot manager of the Bank t at Stevensville not fl __-..u-u; uuu Ir. and Mrs Neil Norman and Du-ndalk" visited Sunday at I. 'rucker's. Mrs Jack Best and Roy of Minna mun-Ur Established 1893 Shorts '3 Roy Ough o Wednesday at You will be A ID VICINITY N ichol is we not far from i 'sitrter Kathleen, the Bank In Com- Ben McKen- ', ia martian“, lived in China " and Ror of at Alex Car, n of old ter' trait his moth.! Hincks and “A mr from we alscourses or the Rev. J. W. fer Kathleen, Johnston wake a responsive echo in s married to their hearts. On this occulon the red in China "repeated knocking on the door by ‘Peter" and the (Fluorine-es o6Rttoda fin her excitement in opening mm treated nicely and good morale drawn, ling Hehrersiorn the knocking and opening of} h, Tuesday the doors of the heart. ( ‘ The choir contributed three volun-i of Eugenia, aides and led in community singing: . Miaa Jeanlof popular hymn. at Hm B.-g-_. ot Toronto t Andrew Toronto barn tioor and seriously injured his spine. He was placed in 1 cast at Granville hospital and at the beat it will be. months before he can even Everyone was sorry a; ar, bad accident Inen Mr. Ed. I at fell from a load ot grain to Mrs. Ed. Scott underwent an op- eration at Orangeville hosplluu on Friday and is getting along so well as can be expected qf er such an ordeal. Her sister Mrs R. Craw- ford is caring for the little boys. Mr. Fred Benham is spending 0. while with hie sisters in Toronto. Messrs Geo. Shand waived Sunday " o pital. Miss Laverne McEachnie, Guelph, was a visitor last week with her parents Mr and Mrs N. MeEaehnte. Pleased to hear Mrs Thos. Spence is making improvement and with I good rest will be back to her usual health again we all hope. Mr. George Wale is home from Toronto for a week assisting in the store to give his {when Mr. Chas. Wale, who has been annexing with infection in his foot, 8. chance to rest. Miss Merle Sinclair spent a. few days attending the Exhibition and visiting friends-in Toronto. other a1 ' A little cleaning up ot the harvest, cutting corn and threshing, is the work on the tarm at present. Mr and Mrs Seymour Heard of To. ronto spent some days last week at the old home here, and on Saturday along with Mr and Mrs Ed. Heard, and Mr and Mm Tom Weir of North Etrremant, motored over to Meaford to iitsh. The water was very rough and they felt bound to feed the tttsh, yet they had some luck, catching a. few, the largest 27 inches long, a bonnie tish. Mr John Haw, Mr and Mrs. Ed. Haw and son Wallace. also Mrs Elie. abeth Kinnell, spent the week and with friends in Toronto. His .. tau] means: from Toronto, also a lady from Owen Bound. Jimmy Pal- mer of Dundalk and three young men from Hola"ein,, each ot them taking their part well. There will be much trpeechifring during the next month, but we are not expecting to hear the questions of the day better laid be- fore us than was done by Aggie and her cohorts. 1 a. lady vocalist from Toronto, lady from Owen Sound Jinn This week was started oil with a bang in the Park by a meeting in the Hall, at which Miss Macphail laid before a very good gathering of the voters in her usual clear and able manner, an account of her steward< ship in the years gone by, and views for coming benetleiat legislation. Miss Macphall was accompanied by Q Int!" .,_,__u_. - -- Just like a man at the cattle fairs of 80 years ago. the weather is cool and threatening. Will look like a storm at one minute, the next bright and cheerful. - -...vv vlllull' , varies and led in community singing ‘fot popular hymns at the beginning Ilot the service. Mr. and Mrs R. Ram. age,of Amos church, Miss Belle Weir and Mr W. W. Ramage of Priceviiie 'lending assistance. Mrs Thou. Weirl twas the emeient organist tor the oc-l , casion. _ This was the season though 2 close that they for another two } greatly appreciated try the ythe neighborhood. l The discourses of the m Johnstun wake a responsiv their hearts. On this 0ch "repeated knocking on the ‘Peter" and the 'L'ltttorinetra (in her exttit-aa.,. ' ---, . j The harvest home [service held on Sunda; the Ebenezer church v tended by over TIn 's Geo. Strand and Ed. Scott Sunday " Orangeville ttoth HOPEVILLE SWINTON PARK EBENEZER ' HARVEST sorry to hear of the ugh many wished at til, they could be continued the closing up for the months. Heard of To. last week at on Saturday Ed. Heard, Mch- Chicken HOME g --- guru-g 51ku again, and owners no advised to wa eh their stock. Three Hanover and cue Durham young man were brought before the cull InWalkerton last week, for this offense in Hmon- er. a... 1x115 'MN"TRM. m I time it will be one of the ithe house and another a little dia, gtance away. Mr. William Cronk- 'wrlght who is in charge of the farm Irat the present time states that every ‘tree planted in these orchards is growing which he thinks is somewhat ct a record. Not a weekend passes but what Mr. King and hi. family come up to the farm and remain until Monday. The Ii tle house has been complete Iy renovated and refurn‘shed and has been made " comfortable and cosy as possible. It it, understood that in' a short time Mr. King will erect s new modern summer home on the3 property. It is loated well on the: main highway where there is very little tunic. end that ls exactly Gill Mr. King desires. In A tow year-'3 'dams were bum, and the trout placed Ibetween them so that they were un- 'atrte to get into any ot the lakes but [during one or two heavy lainstorms some of the trout got away and are lin the lakes. Steps hove been taken (to prevent a recurrence of this, how- }ever and Mr. King expects to have some excellent t1alsintr for himself h’s family and his friends in about three or tour years' time. 1‘ In addition to the reforestation plan and the trout, Mr. King has a small herd of pure-bred Shorthom cattle on the tarm, which he is feed- ing and fattening for the market and hopes to add to this number. He has also put in two orchards, one of about four acres situated close to I Mr. King is an ardent tiahennan and hopes within a very short time (to have right on his new farm some ‘of the best speckled trout ihtrhintt to be found anywhere. During recent years the suckers and perch have been very plentiful there, but since takmg over the place Mr. King has been tiislltng them our. as fast as Lil, can and hopes to be rid of them ai-' together in a short tune. Already he has restocked the stream by putting, in 40,000 speckled trout. Two small in June, rains came along and they immediately showed signs of lite, with the result that today they are coming along nicely. They are red and white pine and spruce trees.and are planted six feet apart in rows plowed for the purpose and it is ex- pected that within the next three or, tour years they wilt have grown sut- tte.erruy to present an imposing 't pesrance and will have the etteet of preserving some of the moisture in the ground and thus improve the chances of the water in the lakes and streams remaining there. I susmlus, uuL uecmeu to make use ct the land in other ways. There are three tairaiaed lakes on the farm. They do not adjoin each other, but are located in diaerent parts of the farm. but a small stream runs 'through the place and in a rounda- bout sort ot way connects up the three lakes. There has been a ten- dency in recent years tor this stream Ito go dry in the summer months, and the water in the. lakes has not been I as deep as in previous years. Mr. King sought the advice of experts and decided that it these lakes and the stream were to remain as valued assets to his property he would have to do some reforesting, and he lost little time in making a start. During the month ot May Mr. King planted 200,000 trees on the farm. The work was done by Government experts and so tar excellent resultst are being obtained. During the early/ dry spell the little trees did not del so well and a few of them died, but 1 tl About two miles and a hut out n and south of the vllhge of Holland t'Centre is located what is known in Ithat locality no the old Price him. r. For s great my years an tum “In. been in the Price family And it Ll was. one of the thtest in that section Him the country. Early this you, an ”order to assist in winding up may slate. the property was sold end the upurcbaser was Mr. Wm. King of Te [El-onto, President of the King Paving,' ’00.. Limited. I _ Dur'ng his many visits to Mark-I " dale and other places in that vicinly v,' ty in recent years while carrying on! [his contract work, Mr. King became. ’grestly enamored ot this, Price prop. (ertr. He was costing about for a! Mince where he might get away "t 'the humde of business in the city; (during the weekends and where" he could spare a little time for re,: laxation and recreation, where he;; Icould do a little titrlting and roami ”bout, over a property he could call l his own, and this farm seemed to!. meet his desires and he purchased;‘ it paying a handsome figure for it, li, There are 186 acres on Ihe Price , property. It has been well taken"I care of and is in fair shape. Mr. it King did not want to go into acuvel farming, but decided to make use of" he of Grey’s Showplace: I Mr a Near Holland ae, {are m: DURHAM REVIEW ane of the My ttne the diatriet. in tgoing around ‘the ttrat of the week with his two a.“ "em brother: George and Joe McNully ttt -r" program. I and a half out" Hill Gladys Firth Visited over the vilhge of Holland week end with Mm. David Sherman whit I. b.--.. I- Al BL-Ik._~~ known In of Shelburue; But wat do oic mIn Ewieemul' Eet’s bea' you shouldn't know. Bet'. mic: lune; de may will and Done We. tan u' frocks; But please oxcoooe. won't Ma 'E feel just like 'e order 'im Wm nice bunn' for lunch; An' den de values: bring been: quick De whoie bum. bunch. Same. that door the nave nun: 'E smile been now iirirai, An' den do poor ole fellow wh _ Hees forehead on been cum , De papers now get hextra bout I Eef wan quintuplet sneeze, ,Att' heverybody send night-gown i To keep those Reeds from freeze An' heverdbody in do worl' From Nord Bay to Cape 'Orn Are tellln' what de mamma My ' Wen all de chlle was born. (An, wat was said by Doc Dulce Bea publish heverywhere, mt makes you Damn three." An' soon dat doctor whisper low; "Oxeoore to me-eeth, tour." Snore, dat man from Calendar An' any: "0xcoose to me You are a ladder once as 'E laugh een joy wen tirs' was born; 'E smile at hombre two. “Earn more dun I hexpec'," he says, "But twins dey muy be nice. I'll be good sport. pomp: eet's bes' Dat I am puma. twice.' Nobuddy I Ay tink 'e ’4 But what de Deohtrnanrratr Dat burd was right-dis leetle town She's known where'er you go; An' hererybody in de worl' Knows Monsieur Doe Dafoe. Henough in quite hencugx." Mos’ heverybody 'ear of Rome An' Lunnon an New York; But no one 'ear ot Calendar Excep' wan burd--de stark. Wan day dat Stork 'e sit alone Jus' houtslde Calendar; An' den 'e swear: "I'll mak' you known Aroun’ de wory, by gar." , Bart: "De joke eetrhriG,' (By Wilson MacDonald, Toronto Star) Mebbe you 'ear of CaNnder- Not on de wall-no, no; I mean de town of Calendar An' Monsieur Doc Dafoe. for a visit with friends. --ee_'ee Mr. John Ellison, Mr and MrsW. Ellison were visitors at W. J. Green- wood'l Sunday and attended service at Zion. Visitors at the home of J. C. Cook's Sunday were Mr and Mrs Addison and son Herbie, Chesley and Mr and Mrs Stewart Jackson of Glamls. Mrs Timmins received word of the death of her niece, Bessie Gil. berth of Wiarton. The remains were laid to rest beside her father in Markdale cemetery this Wednesday. Mr and Mrs ia, visited the with Mr. Will mins and Viola them. l .... nus-u newton and Mater, Miss ‘Hurgnret, Dornoch, spent Sunday =with Mr And Mrs J. H. Robson. r Mr and Mrs J. H. Brown and tam. ily, Egremont, were guests of Mr and iMrs T. E. Blain. Durham, and were also callers at the any; home. I Mr: Philip Harrison and children.‘I who have spent some time with her mo'her, returned to S'winton Pure, Sunday. i Mr and Mrs J. J. Peart, Willie and Esther. visited Sunday with Mri and Mrs Magwood of Hanover. I Mr and Mrs Will Walker, Eugen-i ia, visited the tlrat of the week! with Mr. Will Timmins. Mrs Tim-l mins and Viola Neely returned with Mr and Mn Oren Peart and In. by Lorna. spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robt. Barbour, Egremont. Mr Angus McIntosh and sister, Miss Margaret, Domoch, spent Sunday with Mr Ind Mrs J. H than“ THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS home in Dede“ ".' mu urn Stewart And Mr and Mrs Gordon, Kim-bu. were callers at Mr. R. Bryan's on Sundly. Mr. Murray Cook who has spent a week with his gnndmrpm- M.. ..... Mr 'as been long neglec' come tru de door from Calendar Mrs Stewart um itt mdllrents sir "ii Cook, returned to his ole man 'e say Albert Manlly M1 "r Yr W16 veto-o”: Agents wanna To "ut" WITYO FERTILIZER In or near following contra: - duo. Ceylon. PHeevitte. thud-h. Holc gush. Han-Inna. Mt. Mt. all“. HONEY FOR BALE Finest light Honey, new crop " 8 cents . pound in your own contulner. W. A. MacDonald, Durham (30-4 - -i, -v... " - av. Township ot Egremont. Good com- fortable house, good water, um school Ind church. store, bhchmlth For portioning. apply to In. both- ian. R.R, l, Vu-ney. Ont. (25-36) A, Ctunptreit ton, 1eontaining 200 lugs, the prop any of Donald Cunpbell. Bwlntot Ptrk. Good Buildings. AtrNr:--gn. Finest light honey, 3 tb., In your own 1 Cutler, Eitrin Bt., De w, -- _.‘. an: manna or omissions cormc accordlnf to law, the last day to appeal being the Zlat thy of Septe her, 1935. DATED at Glenelg, pt. A, 1935. H. H. M DONALD, Cler of Glenelg. HONEY FOR " E Finest light honey, new cron u no 'MUNICIPALITY or THE I TOWNSHIP OF GLENELQ I NOTICE is hereby given that l (have complied with Section ' of the Voters' List Adt Ind that I have post- ed up at my ohce in Glenelg on the 313: day of A st, 1935, the list of all persons awed to vote in the and municipality for members ot Parliament and t Municipal Elec- tions, and that uch list running there for lnspec io And i hereby call upon all vote to take immed- iate proceedings to ve any errors or omissions correc accordinf to law, the last dny to appeal being the let day of Septe her, 1935. DATED at Glenelg, pt. A, 1935. H. H. M DONALD. Cher of Glenelg. sMALL FARM son ML: On button Bt., one am. a: I',',', Grey, y,tu.1tit, Woman, who died on or about the First day of August, Mass, at the Town of Durham, in the lsoid County of Grey, ore hereby re- |qulred to send or deliver to the un- (detumentioned Solicitor for the EN. !ecutrix tun ptutieuUm of their claims duly proved on or before the Twenty- ‘eighth day of Bep'ember, A.D. 1935. I AFTER such date the Executrix‘ Twill proceed to distribute 'lhe assets] lot the Estate, having regnrd only to {the claims or which she shall then I have notice And will not be liable for PNd assets to my persons ot whose claim. notice shell not have been re [ceived st the t'me of such distribu- tton. DATED u Durham, Ontario, this 28th any of Mann, 1935. J. H. MeQuarrie, Durham, Ontario, Solicitor tor the Executrix. '" DATED at Durham, 01 {27th day of August.‘l935 In We matter of the ESTATE ot FRANCES A. JOHNSTON, late ot THE TOWN OF DURHAM, In the COUNTY GREY, MARRIED WOMAN, D BASED. NOTICE is ereby given that all persons having cln‘ma against the Ea- tate ot France A. Johnston, late of, the Town of rharn, in the County) " AFTER such date the Administra- :'tor will proceed to distribute the " ‘sent of the lihrtete ' invlng renrd [only to the chum of which he shall linen have notice, and will not be lia- ‘ble for said luau to my persons or lwhose clnlm notice, shall not have {been received It the time of "t distribution. l NOTICE TO CREDITORS ONTARIO Am5 TORONTO for the Administrator full particulars et their 0mm: duly proved on or be. fore the Twenty-seventh day or Bets tember. 1935. l NOTICE w hereby given that all hereon: he clunu smut the Estate of are: Jemima Clark, late of the mahlp of Bentlnck. in the County- of Grey, widow, who died on or about the Seventeenth any ot June, A.D. 1935. " the Townnhlpl ot Bentlnck. lathe County of Grey, are hereby required to send or deliv- er to the under-mentioned Solicitor finance TO camnons DATED " Darling. Ontario IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE pr HAWK” JEHU‘A CLARK. NOTICE ul hereby We ot Township ot mGiilG,' in the C ty of Grey, Widow, de Volers’ list, 1935 nan FOR SALE FARM FOR SALE J. H. Meomrtte, Durham, 0mm, Solicitor tor the Administrator. l, Room 810. m mum; West, Toronto, Ontario. St.. Durhtun - concession " Pm 15. con. " and " d to vote In the for members ot t Municipal Elec. “Will litst remains I!" And I hereby rfi,.Peiiiiclttrt"t-Geeriiritdirii'; on Inn... lino-uncut... a“... In. ?te.elrr"e--iukGG no. HMO-l8 l... “I. ' new crop " tle manner. Wm. (29-3) tlt "'tr.voent.s-v.rurmoetrm. "I‘ll-Imus. a... mtwuv-num_um~ “MINI-Imam“). this try Chiropractic “junta.“ no. and mm "on: any. Surveys, Re Telephone tt Ontario a Dominion C. 6. AND date, also “noun M and Flea-berm!) Advance Dunn. Dunduk no. Pl GEORGE E. DUICAI Licenced Auctioneer for any County sue. taken on reasonable term. Dates unused " Herald Dulce, Dun. Dona-try In all " lunch. x RAY 0A. EXTRACTION. once: mu Street, DURHAM. Ont Rooms: Over Honor Graduate Toronto tumult). Graduate Rorat Coll. Donal am or Ontario. Speculum. Eye, Ear, Non and Tm In Durban our, the Md Lamina St., Durham, Ont. one. Mean: 1.” u C.” p... " to no . g 0M0. ttyor Raul a...“ cum Hop”: 2 - g .. m. J. L. 5mm. M.B., M.C.. P.S. one. hours: 9 to " um. 1.80 to G p.m., T to , p.m., Sunday- on“ J. F. GRANT. 0.0.8.. otBee tad Residence: Comer Cour ten and lawman streets, Durha- J. tt. M‘QUARIIIE. B. ROYDEN BURNETT, '. C. PIOKERIIG. BBS, L08 Prices are likely to advae soon so wholoulers report Be wiIO and buy now. REPAIRING " UCUAL All Ion] deem-u OM cad my m. omee: Over \‘ollett'a Wore. Your patron... non-Ind now in. Priced at CHtROPRACt u Notary “MIG. Convention, W. have still tom. sin: of thou Richmond Oxfords. lg your lilo is here, don't min the chum to so: I pair u BESSIE I080. m A Genenl and “and“ Business Tun-acted. Girls' Schcol Calf lies l S. MclLRAlTH ', M. EAGLESOH New lines of P. F. MacARTHUR ', ORANOEVILLE, Pmmuonu mg. . SNEATtt, M. B. $2.25 to 83.00 Rom Bank, Dunn-a. . P. PARK advance