The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

.1 pl ft d " st fc in he N it of hi: br In W. vi pa no III " " pr Iti te El; - " in' it Harvesting in Western Camdalam joaccey via Canadian Pcinc -- iKaiIW'a;.kxs the; Gang" EU the T ' . (lreat " cs. Seams p x'masa rhrurvnd,, “I Men 'trr. no lured m; .. . ' {min in the rrt' at wt.) of halove‘ltivvg i teams INTOMOJ-m p. ttt. tttttth del- 1 " ”'v‘N-rn rm“. Tue tank ot ”In ",33'..T"““5day and latugday. . ttr Irrrtiu., toth. Wet, lhiI gm: art-v ling ax'guzcr'nneouon " to" Y. Nie- " m; kvn wth full to thelotrWti'teilt mu: richer Sieamlhip " K um- Cartadhut PM“? itai1war. {Lin t' or " Aanlniboia " tor Sun Ste. Hum: mm Mun points in Untax'iu!.\1.;rio, Port Arthur pad Port Wilt i ' MAunul)... Sukm-hvwan and Al'llilm. Particulars from any l-Intl-- ',ce'ct",nticj,',."tt,'."'/;"p'"'iyat2e. tliatt mm, Ticket Am: or v. B. k' " I n" " ' V . a lm.‘y__n iroiriy/'diri,ort. change ”Humid, District. Passenger A:.nt. tuna-hr. lurumn. August 19th and. 5930::on 91 August 11th and Mat -Frou, Talon- m-Smlhury Mum and Eur. hut not Including mama Falls or ltentrew, Mun mun Mun Line East ot Submv to, hut not. including North Bar. - ra" Toronto, MM; ive" and tksuth thew-of. Further puticulars hum Canadian Parib, Agents or W. H. How-nu, tristricr Patsseuger Agent, Toronto. IV ihousands oi Mon Required for '. H. SNELL, Local Agent, Durham " Uoiott Trip West." $12.00 to Win Petr. (tum-uh ll, P. R. Azmts regarding anspoit.ttiort west of WinnipPg. . K"urninq innineg. mm gable {he CL,, of {Le lor first choice while an selec- tion is good. These values will surprise you. Clearance in all lines of The J. D. Abraham Company Come now Wash Goods e announce a GOIN G DATES Ihup tf at." $18.00 hom anp.‘ Luis we appearing m-c all par: ititerm,ted should see that 'ney nu pragmly entered, If omissi' 'n or vnorc .ru detected the Clerk b" wuld be "vtified---witttin 30 darie-ot the date " po-l mg, and that date is print. ui ur, Jm front cover of every list. For "vvrenieucu, of politicians And "verytsody we give the date of p wt mg " all S. Grey municipalities as I -r " term“ " Murtltip-li'y Dan-of Posting Law Day [lawman July " A' g. " Hummus July 23 Aug. 21 HeuhPerl Aug. 4 Fmt. 3 Glenn-lg Aug. 8 S M. 7 Hentiork Aug. 10 Sam. 9 we is raw .veak toad: one: ot this An eujwysble Moonlight pienie we: held at the lake on Monday evening last amid favorable eurronndlnp and tins weather, the occulon helm; in honor of lines laden-lo and Chris. tum Yum, of Brunch. who were on 0 visit to their Home! Send blend. Hm Florenee Eenwich here. The choir. of which the latter u en nod member. together with their hil'ndl’ were the mil-tips] one. invited. The vxsitnrs were amiable and eh‘able guest! and will he again welcome“ any time they see fit to visit In. Mr., Hart and two children. Toronto, are vimtuu at her brother’s. Mr Alf. Um . bee inn tf Me Wm. A. hwrence And (unity. accompanied by a your). mm mu his best girl, motored this week e: d to Eugenia. Collingwood, Thornivnry. Modem and Kimberley And enjnyed the lake breezes, the powcrvhonu and scenery by the way. Mr and Mrs Jonty Long, having compleh-d his engagement on the 12th com, is again in his old home new the hall. Mrs Geo. Young and family, of But- falo, no winning her pnrents, Mr and Mrs Wells. een Mi Delightful Iy Cool on the Great Lakes Pun: McNicuH. a few hours ' leas- " Of this year's class have 1cen unusually aucccsshzi in prepar'ng for and obtaining positions. Ask them about it. Fall term opn " SEPT, 5, Why not write for in- BUSIHESS COLLEGE D.A.McLaughlan, LA.Flem Pres. F ormation to thé "mania Halpcnny it home I1 8 hum 'he Went. where " - has well rag, to visit her pal-cub. and i: cl!"‘.u here, W NORTH EGREMONT an and Mrs Kendell, who buy. Joying their two weeks ho..dny- hmilmn'a at the lake, are visit. and around Dromore, we. king _ ir, to Dnndalk. Win Clark, Dun-1mm. visited her IV hat week, Mr! Wm. and Ir, V n. “at MOUNT FOREST STUDENTS v-r - o i------ the Beet ring WI' min w" an insanito.. In "u' each share cu. trib. wands the loan. rm y,', 1gotrtr--J A Fergutron--That the following accounts be paid , Norman Porter, gravel, 12.90; Gab McBride, do 1.92; WJEcclea. do 600; Jno McDonn!d. do 11.40; than MoMmdo, do IS 48; Chas McInnes, do T80; Jno Drimmie. do 1.02 ', Major Eccles do 6.42 ; Major Eccles. 1 dys work, 1 W; Wm Humburzh. gravel, 7.86; Juo McKenzie, l culvert box, 500. ; Peter McQueen, gravel. A 80; Jno Walls, do 150; Wm Cameron, do 1 08 Jan Gould. do 1 38; Jao Dory do 2.82; Jno Dory, ldvs work.1.50: Wm Dyams, gravel, 3 00; Jno Mc- Phee. do 3 84; Jacob Smith. do I M; C Harrison, xdys work, 1.50; Thus Bowman, gravel, T 87 ; GeoCnlder. do 5.76; Wm Moore, do 6.00; Robt Dodds, th. 6 36 ; Geo Swanstun. do 252; Jan Gillespie. do 3.24 ; Jag Webster, do 3 60; Chas Snider. do 48c ; Geo Harzrave. do 10 86 ; Jae Morrison, do 222; Sam Robb. do 9.24; Frank Jordan, do 3.60; Jan Haney, do t 32 ; Robb Barton. 1 dys work. 1.50 ; Rab! Althea. [no sheep. 1.0.): Geo Wslmsley. ha killed. I500 ; Jan Hunt. tor tile an deliv- ing tile. 127.80 ; Jot Lennon. gravel 7.92; N D I "Home for wire. 2.55; W J Ilcanham. crawl. 6 00; R P Ieanhetu, do 1.50 ; Clan MoEull- Archie cure, dys labor, 27.00; Alex mine. dys labor, til.25.. Frank Idols. Kins, ditching, 5.00 Comr W Ferguson reported Joseph Lennox grading and gruelling. dya labor, 51.5) ; E Wells, dye labor, L50 ; Thos Weir, Comr tax, 6 00 ; J Lennox, removing stones off road. 1200 ; Jno Weir, grading and grav- eiling, dys labor, 65.70 ; Jno Queen, po yds wire fence. 7.25 , Jul Eden. ab' rods wire fence, 6.50 ; Jno Ferguson, 40 rods wirotenoe. 10.00 ; W Law- rence. dys labor, 19.00. """"-'"'"' _.v. t v“) Luau-u. humour, 5 00; Chas Mernnes, dye labor, 25.75 ; Hugh McEachern, dys labor, 22.50; Dan Eccles, dye labor, 4.50; Jno Drinunie, dyllabor, 67.00 ; Alex Ross, dys labor, 8.10; Prank Hop- kins, dys labor, 35.00; Jno Drimmie moving and operating grader, 2 00 ; Jan Brown, 160 rods wire tence. 40.00; Rich‘d Ellis, brushing. 1.50 ; Archie cure, dys labor, 27.00; Alex Mime, dye labor, 61.25.. Frank Hop. Kins, ditching, 5.00 Comr J A Ferguson reported W Rogers. timber, lumber and Work on bridges, 23. JO ; Jun Troupe, dye labor, 8.00; Frank Jordan, dys la- b 'r, 2.50; Jas Matthews, spikes and use ntjacks, 1.50; P Match. dys la. bor and drawing timber, 3 00 , Geo Aukens, timber, 1000: Earl Reid. timber, £50; __Jaq Smith. timber, Comr Hunt reported Joseph Swit- Ber grading 17.00; 0 Hum grading 15.50; W J Kelly. tilline holes In road,1.00; Jno murmur. gravel- ling, 28.00 ; P Mchehern, operating grader, 15.00; And Stewart. gr"- elling, 30.00; Chas Yake, raking stones off road, 1 00 ; Dan Ferguson, putting in tile, 2 95 ; Jan Hum, put- ting in culvert, 33 00 ; Wm Rogers. rep culvert. 1,50; Geo Scbram. grading and gruelling. 18 50; Hen- ry Schenk. raking stones of road, 5.50; P Mehhushern, grading, 23.55; W Reeves. grading, 21.00; Jno Wagner. rep road Eg't and Proton T L, 2 25. By-law No. 819 re commuting stat- mo labor P. V. Holstein tit $1.00 per day was pulled. Robb-mutt-Tut in regard to the new“: ot Mr McLaughlin tor damages to his automobile on son IO, that said account be laid overtor farther tsonsiderBtiott. Lost. dyn in bot, $34.50 ; The: Bowman, do 18.76 ; W Reeves, grading. 14.00 ; ' Robb, drawlntt tile, 3.50 ; J Bus- nell. gruelling. 3.60; hl Bnlnoll, work on roads, 1 00 ; Jul Morrison, filling approach to bridge, all) ; Jas Hockrldge. filling washout Eg’v. and Proton T L, 2 50; P Mcanhern, operating grader, 26.50, also raising Runell‘n bridge and iilliog approach- es to same. men and tennis empluyed at a cost of $81 25 , Michael Ryan. 1100 feei ot plank, 19.10 ; Quanta Bros, building nbutmenu. Rnsnell bridge 208 yds at 5 00 per cubic yard, 1010.00. Hunk-W 1'trrtroort--Tliat the ae- count of Dr. Ferguson for medicine for Wm. Wuaon, amounting to 84.25 be paid. Carried, itobtr-w Per-rt-That W Ab. erdein’e resignation be accepted and We ask for applications for and oifietsi, " next meeting of Council end the Clerk be instructed to prepare Be. lawn in oonueotion with name. Car. Con-oil am up» 10th. lonbon‘ all present. minus “opted. The luv. and Count. Robb gr',iht they had men tho from: Con to “jum- inc ot m on “WINE. and found that in 191143-1445. Proton Ind ox- ponded $391 00 and Emotion: 117.33 a difurenM of $279.67 in ("of of Proton. J Ma,tgidh'fd2tt, the report of the main» Ippolnted to udju: Auto. with Ty. of Proton be adopted and that not 00m. expend l proportionate more of bounce due Robb - W Ferguson - That the Reeve and Cunt J A Ferguson be e committee to examine the bridge on 20th eideroed, con 14 end if possible to have laid bridge repeired. Car. The Reeve reed the resignation ot Wm Aberdein. Sanitary Inspector, end also u an offuer to enforce the Liquor Lieenle Aet. Comr Robb resorted the following P". jobs Ly-.. 'rtslyyrertirrsmsllivir Pieter: on £0"an Egromom and Proton . -.Carried . J A 1'errgtuort--Botrb-1o reference to the oamplnint of Jae Hoekridge to drain No l, townllno Ext. and Proton that the'Roove be inatrttttted to attend to the mulch-Carried. The Reeve reported that " had been Inrved with I notice from Conn. ty Council ot Wellington to nppoint en arbitrator re the boundary line In. and Arthur; after uid notice had been received. he had received a letterirem the Solicitors of Well- ington County Council, asking to any proceedings. Euro-out Council HOLSTEIN 1UEADER_, 'l,l, THE DURHAM REVIEW Miss Louis Brown is spending her holidays with friends neat Mt Forest. Mr. and Mn W. L. Falkinghmx visitedin the burg on Thursday, being accompanied by Miss Barkley from Walkerton who will be the tucker here for ‘the coming yen. We wish Mm Hartley every meme. Mrs. Lane and two sons visited at Tom Kirby's. Sunday. Sergt. G. N. Rattle and Pte i'. Baker, 153rd Batt., London, also Pte's Bert and Norman Dickson. 147 Ban. Camp Borden, spent the week end at their homes here. Moat of the farmers will fiursh cutting their grain this week. Mr and Mn Jas. Brown took in the races " Owen Sound last Monday. Mr Brown sold a fine horse to Mrs Douglas the other day. en. do 8.60t tho Elke". do 8.80 ; Hugh Sinclair, do 9,60; Hugh Bin- clslr. I drs work. 8.00; In Aber. deil. operating trradtsr, 18.10; Jul Grimhw. gavel. 9.86 ; 0 Range d 80.. printing. 66.30; Clerk, reg. ,an' Ligts, 1.70 ', Ree". telephon. Iryt, 1.85: Reeve. Cum w 'sk, 8 oo; Com Robb, overseeing Wu k at Rus- ‘neu bridge Ind Com fees. 39.00: iiiiG Hum. Com lees. 9.00 ; Come o A Ferguson. warming work at Naiamith. Match um Coma bridge- and Com tau 29.00; Comr W Fer- guson. Cum toes. 7.50; Councillors ply sheet, 15 00; Jno MeGrazh, no of council room, 2.00. Carried. Gut this "at out and paste it in your hat, if ynu are intending to visit any of them I DURHAM-sept, 2d and 29 Arthur-Oct, 3 and l _ Bsrue--Bept. 1820 Bothwell's Uorners--Bept. 21 and 22 Uhtatswotth--Bept, 28 and 29 Uhesley-sept. 19 and m 1Jlarkshurq--Sept, IO and 20 Uotlingwood--Hept. 30-23 Desitroro--Sept. 21 and 22 Dundalk-Oct. l2 and 13. Feversham-Oct . 8 and 4 1fltsherton---%rpt. 28 and 29 Gore Bar-Oct, 8 and I [ Hunover --Beptd 14 and " i Hepworth--%pt. 21 and 22 l Holstein-Sept. 26 and 27 l Kattawortg--0ct. 6 r Kembie-Bept, gq and 29 1 Kilsrth--0ct. 5 and 6 l Lions Memd-oet. 5 and " I London (Western Fair) Sept. 8.10 l Markdale-0ct. 10 and 11 ') Meuord-thrpt. 28 and 29 : Midhusd--Bept. 21 and 22 , Prieevi0e-0etoher 5 and 6 I Toronto (U. N. E.) Aug. 26-Sept. Ili Walkerton-Sept. 12 mo 18 l Walters Fa1ltr--Bept. 26 and 27 Wiarton--Bept. 26 and 27 Mrs Adam Brown of Durham, at present in Michigan, is the only sister of deceased. Their mother passed her 102 birthday. Mr Morrison lived on the farm on 11th con, till 1904 and has since been in Holstein. The wri- ter has some pleasant memories of interviews with deceased whose knowledge of Scotland included our home county. He was Liber- al in politics, a kindly neighbor, swarm friend and a good citizen. lie belonged to the Latter Day Saints body and Elder Perkins of Clavering conducted the mortu- ary services on Sunday last. The pall bearers were his son James, grandson Harold Morrison, John Scoon, Thos Hartnell,A1ex Ham. ilton, Wm G roat. Mrs. David Morrison and two children, Shelburne, Mr. John Scoon and daughter Mrs Walker, of Guelph and Mr and Mrs Hart- nell of Mich. were at the funeral. All the family were there except those in Montana, N. Dakota and Saskatchewan. He was born at Traquair, Peeb- leshire, Scotland, on 23rd August 1831, and came to Canada a Young man of 22, and after about a year looking around, settled Jn Egre- mont in 1854 on lot 7 con 11. Ten years later he married Miss Sar- ah Logan in Mt Forest, the min- ister being Rev. J. Hayes and to- gether they faced the duties of the pioneers, the while raising a large family of eleven children of whom nine remain with the mother to mourn a loving hus- band and father. The children surviving are ; Walter B.Morrison, Alpena,Micll. Libbie and Mrs. Alex. Hamilton, Holstein ; Mrs Hartnell, Cadillac, Mich; Mrs J. L. Johnston, Mon- tana; Mrs Frank Couey, N. Dak- ota ; Chas in Sask, Jane at home and James of Owen Bound. David and Wm were sons deceased. W Peretuors-Robtt--'rhat we now adjourn to meet on Sept. 18th to re- ceive applications lor "senor. strike the rues sud general business. thxrried. On Friday last, 11th Aug. 1916, in the early morning hours, the above gentlemen passed over to the greater number. For four years past he has been in indif- ferent health, ehiefly from kidney trouble and it might well be that weakness might come, for he had passed the fourscore years. Death of Mr Walter Morrison gm: 'ttrif tCl,":::?", 'li/u b,'dt C; TORONTO Fall Fair Oates ORCHARD D. ALLAN, Clerk They left for their home on Wed. nesday, and they are to be compli~ mented on their manly behaviour while' here, having done nothing worse than to waken thou of the natives who were not up at six I. in. once or twice. It is being "rattged to have a Union camp of Durham, Holstein, Conn and Mount Forest Boy Scouts here next year. The boys have all gained from one to three pounds and give expressions of regret at leaving and hope far to return next year, are evidence. of the happy times they have had. While here the boys have practised physical exercises. iirirt aid, boating and swimming. On Monday evening a picnic was held for them and on Tuesday night Iporta and drills took place in the Park, after which the Holstein Scout. treated the Scouts from Com, to ice cream. For the last week the Holstein Park has been made very lively by a party of 18 Boy Scouts with Scoutmaster Rev. Mr. McGill all of Conn who have been enjoying a week'a camping out here. On Sunday an interesting service was held when Rev. Mr Ibbott took the devotional exercises, Doctor Jamieson, M. P. P. of Durham, gave fine address, followed by a talk by Rev Mr. McGill on the Boy Scout} movement. I The presentation of the colors to the I47th Batt., will be held at Camp Borden on Tuesday, Aug. sand. The members of Grey County Council are invited to be presentat the ceremony. Warden Cordingly of Shallow Lake will make the lormal ptesenta tion. Any people having old paper shoes or rubbers please leave them at their gate on Friday morning, when they will be collected. Mr Robt. Wenger, with his sister. Miss May and brother, Private Roy Wenger and a friend, Mina Milhausen passed through the village on Thurs. day morning, en route from Barrie to Ayton. Mr and Mrs W. u. Pettigrew, Mr and Mrs Reg. Hunt and Mr D. P. Coleridge motored in the latter's car to the huckleberry marshes of Luth- er on Monday. Mr D. Roberts and Mr D. Urquhart motored from Detroit on Friday to Mrs Hostetter's. Mrs Roberts, Mrs Urquhart and the children returned with them on Tuesday. Mrs Munroe, of Hamilton, is visit- ing with her father, Mr C. Melanes- Mr C. Drumm went to Durham, lwhere he sold a binder on Thursday ut. Mr Jae. Morrison, of Owen Sound, attended the funeral of " father on Sunday. Master Arthur and Miss Jessie Coleridge, of Alleaford, in holiday- ing a few weeks with their grand- mother, Mrs Jno. Reid, of Yeovil. Mia: J. Morrison, of Listowel, we: called home on account of the very notion: illness of her father. Miss Libbie Hamilton, who has been visiting in Mt. Forest, returned to attend the funeral of the late Wal- ter Morrison on Sunday. Dr. Ellis and family and Mrs Hen- ry Reid motored to Guelph on Satur- day, Mr Reid returning with them from mora. He returned on Mon. day. Miss Maggie Swanston leaves Hol. stein on Wednesday with her brother who has been visiting here and will reside with him in California. Miss Matthews, of Durham, who has been visiting her brother, Mr J. Matthews and her sister, In Schenk. returned to Durham Saturday. Ptea, P. Ross, N. Dickson, Bert Dickson, Dick Wading and Orton Hoy were home from Camp Borden over the week and. Miss Nettie Rogers, of Toronto, visited the parental home for a couple days this week. Miss Eleanor MacKay, of Ailhs Craig, who has been with her brothar A, C. MacKay, has returned from a two weeks' visit at Walkerton wita her aunt. Mrs Baird and Mr Harold Baird, with Mrs Smith and Mr Sam Smith motored to Mt. Forest Wednesday evening. Mrs Swan-ton and Miss Mary are leaving this week to spend a number of months among relatives in the Welt. Mr J, Mather, of the nth con., is having a telephone installed in his residence. Mrs Parker and son Elwood and Miss Annie Carson, of Toronto, on visiting Mr Garson, of Dromore. Mr Walter Cleave, of Toronto, spent a day this week with " cousin, D. P. Coleridge. Mr Stewart, of the Massey-Harris Co,, paid Holstein a visit last week. Mr and In Shun! and three daugh- ters, of Gun, motored to Holstein last week on I visit to Mrs S”: aunt, Mrs Burrows, returning on Monday. The Yeovil W. M, S. purpose to hare an ice cream aocinl in their usual dining hall next Friday eve- ning, Aug. 18th. Admission as era. and 15 cts. :zi is $M.00 to" $45.00 I"."; JOHN we h The Port Elgin Time. reports in l I Int lune the marriage of Mr. John Weet of 6th con, Bruce. to Miss Sadie But of Clinton. It must have been: momentous day when the East met the West. The old adage "As far " the Eat In from the West“ does not apply to Sadie and John. The monthly meeting of the lol- stein Women’s Intitute will be held at the home of Mn. T. J. Reid on Thursday Aug. " at 2-30 p. m. An interesting debate mil begiven: - “Resolved that Intemperance has more victims that Wan" the roll cell will be Answered by " Dainty dishes lor warm days. " A good attendance is hoped for, Come. The Holstein Chautauqua Reading Circle intend stunting the 1916-1917 the firat Wednesday evening in Sep- tember. Any person wishing to be- come numbers will please apply to the President, Mrs. Petrie or to the Secretary. Mr. A. C. McKay before the first of September. The nomin- al on: of fifty cents per member will tie charged io purethee the Chaun- Mil Study Books for the season. Yotk now With eleven pigs. five young now: due to pig in Remember and October. Also one beef ring heit. er. Terms to suit purchaser. Apply to ht c JOHN M. FINDLAY Dromore Phone 3.t--15 00419969600960 Futthet particular. {rah uni}.- iiriire 7;;ket “can, B. Howard, District PM”: Agent; Tomato. AUGUST l9 and sari AUGUST l7 and 31 "0oing Trip West " "Return Trip East" $l2.00 TO WINNIPEG I “8.00 FROM WINNIPBG 001.6 mm For Harvqsting in Western Canada FARM LABORERS WANTED m to had and you win W with us when we say The Best yet." Don't neglect looking there over at your earliest convenience. no under the present nlrcnmuncon. Itoekl nre exceedingly "orte The early buyer will surely have the mnch better rnnge to abound from. PM! "use. my DOMINION WAR LOAN ' SAVE Pigs for Sale TO BE ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE OTTAWA. By purchasing a bond you will help to WIN THE WAR and obtain for yourself an investment of the highest class yielding a most attractive rate of interest. R. mamas. Agent, Durha- JOHN M. MURUIIB. Lot 22. con. 16 What about that Ugly; 1ertrt YOUR From Torfytto-sttdbury line “d Rut, but not including thnith'a Falls or Redraw. also from lain Line But of Siding to, but not including. North Bar. FOR THE From Toronto, 7 Illa {South thereof. MONEY AUGUST w, 1916 Mr and Min Cm... Luke. spun Sundny with Mini Eu Ramon Mr and Mrs W. G. Findllv left tor Calgary lauday. In": You MIL-r Bun? She cuts like A Into. She rump: like . boy. She plnys with I hurt Like A child wtth I toy I She ult- snd she laughs In n Hula whirl, This guy little, sweet halo. pic-It gill. kisses L and T. Yule. of Btu-loll. are viaiainz Min Florence lienwbk. Rev. and In Kendall Ind Dm- lu are visiting friends in the HIM. this wads. The young people of the \“c'ullty enjayed themselves " a Mo Might Picnic u Wilder's Lake Momiav. Mr and Mrs Frank Reilly, Print ville, Sunday“) It the bum Oll- and Mrs Jan. Ramon. “In Annie Gum. "eoarimaiett In her itater Mu Puke and that Elwood. are holidaying on u.- old hemelteud. _ Mr Jar. Hustle wont to Gut this wok L on his way home to Fan Fru- Many Thousand We magnate“ I Perfect Fit hem were no bones ml, fortunate ll as“ M Yeh. “in Plum 1 Into tiae " 3' min