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J. 'noiliivrar. K. R. No. 2 Prim-Ville. One " h. p. traction amino. Water- loo: (mp 36:48 pep-rater. ilndawkor. dust what-tor eompute.waterrooqone luau-Harlin Blizzard corn can": one Wagon and unk. nearly new. Er. nything in good order. Apply to R. THURSDAYS STEAM “my! 'gth'tttgl',tey; 101-1408. m . M t may m m and Plan Van am. "theat Lake. Rama”, (SO-Ill Win) Your Future Is In the West Canadian Pacific - 8th " OCTOBER 30th HOMESEEKERS' E X G U RS I O N S TUESDAY wwwvmmmm Canon oath-M Tracy.“ thttu.artrt.Matrm.waitirttrftteth-t "Nt-tnal-rt-tttrn-ity. Tage. mammmmu C. SMITH lk SONS. L You can buy 3 Ford tor yourself and one for your wife for the price ot one car at 20 to 25 miles on a gallon of gasoline isan every-day occurrence. 33 miles is frequently reported by Ford owners. Yearly repair expenses of less than one dollar are not unusual. The car is light in weight. and tires give more mileage on a Ford than on any other car. Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd., Ford, Ont, The Ford is Economical ALL RAIL" - alto by FOR SALE ME avenge man can easily afford a Ford car. It is the most inexpensive car to drive. . Over 700 Ford Service; Stations in Canada TORONTO Three young men of Darham vicinity were on trial in Hanover. Monday, chuged by License Imp. Beckett and Constable Beumish with being intoxi- cated there he: Thursday night. The hays were represented by 'sarrister Klein of Wallerton. The cue wutlit- miued. without a witnees being requir- ed. Homcsukon’Excurcionc to West- ern Cum). at low (are. vi- Canadian Pkttie ouch Tunday until October Whit-elusive. anneal-n from any Cunadian Paeitte Agent. or W. B. Howard, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. Ont. I - In. . hum. We have a not of ground feed wheat on hand that I are eliminator the next " day. " 0.00 per ton each included It you not feed, buy now u we have only I. l ited quanti- ty to othrr " this price. Mon ROY Cereal ill. Co. inside of two weeks a arble cutter will be in town to cut in riptiona on headetonea or monuments, or erected Any person requiring work ne should apply at once to Allan ll. There is a saying that a man who squeezes a dollar never squeezes " wife. After glancing over our unbecrip- tion lieu it is plain that there a number of good married women in this country who are not getting the attention they deserve. The London Times, just received, says that in England there are 40,000 wives and children of Canadian soldiers, want- ing but unable to get passage. The sail- ing of ships is such an uncertain event. in view of the submarine menace. that it is impossible to send the Canadians hone. The husbands of some of these women have already returned to Canada, yet the wives are caught on the other side of the ocean. Quite possibly it may take sever- al years even alter peace is declared to get them home again. FIRST Wound LAWYER m SASK. - Miss Margaret Burgess, a daughter of Inspector H. H. Burgess. Owen Sound, has passed her final law examinations in the Province of Saskatchewan, and will be the first woman called to the bar in that province next fall. She has been a them her of the firm of Morphy & Miller of Weybum. Sask.. for some time. Miss Bu 'gess will also be the first Owen Sound girl to enter the profession of law, A Change For Those Going West LotrT--Pur no .rhnmed spatula. Thought to hare n dropped in or n-u IcKecbnie’u torn. Binder will oblige by le‘ving checbnio'l or notilymg A . - .. . East Grey Agricultural Society, at a meeting onJune7ttt,decidedtoputona Dominion Day celebration in mm. To Rmrr..-mtar house in Upper Town, recently occupied by It Rom. Milne. Good "den. A I to 'it ng.yW¢ir ADDITIONAL LOCALS ) n dropped 'e torn. Find: ' checbni rs. . Falls“. toe of ground at w are otteti " n 0.00 pa "you not led ml, .I ited q price. Cereal ill. Co vecksa arble to cut in riptic numcntl. ow Cl ing work ne t Allan ll. Go and take a. ride in the 917 model. See how comfortable it is. And styliéh, too --atretun line efreet, tapered hood, crown fenders, beautiful finish. You need one for buliness. Your wife and childreu need one for pleasure and health. . $1000. You can run both Fords at about the same expense as for one larger, heavier car. You can always sell a "used" Ford at a good price. You have to accept a big reduction for a "used" larger car. , Electric storms were quite severe in this locality last week. On Wednesday evening the barn and implement shed of Wm Wright, 8th con., Proton, was struck by lightning and burned. The loss is quite heavy as he had, we understand, yonIy 8300 insurance. The buildings are located on a farm west of the home place. A number of implements were also burned. Mr. James Mitchell's stable in this village was struck in the same storm and hada narrow escape from bein g burned. Mr. Wright Irwin's barn, back line, Melanchon was damaged slightly. Mr. George Dale's home in the village was struck on Thurs. day morning but luckily escaped with the chimney being knocked off and some traces of the electric Mid inside the liaise. The school in the same part of the village also had a close call -Dundalk Herald. The Annual District Meeting of South Grey Women‘s Institute met in the Libra- ry here with a goodly number of delegates attending from Ayton. Drornore, Dornoch Hanover, Holstein. Zion and Durham, the President, Mrs. Dr. Eaton of Ayton, in the chair. ' Very encouraging reports were read by the various delegates of their work chiefly Red Cross, and how they raised money to carry on their work in addition to help, which some of the townships give to Red Cross societies. From the whole district was raised 81328.62, and expendi- ture was $1028.09. leaving a balance on hand of $300.53. A vote was taken to give 81 from each branch in the Coun- ty, to support the County Institute which meets at Owen Sound this year, at which a large number was expected to attend from the various branches. After the business meeting was over a fine paper on "Books" was.read by Mrs. D. P. Col- eridge of Holstein, who is so well fitted to speak on that subject. We hope to give it to our readers sometime in the future. The officers were all re-elected. Mrs. Dr. Easton of Ayton Pres., Mrs. W. Rogers, Holstein, Vice-President, Mrs. T. MtGirr, Durham, Secy-Treas. South Grey Women's Institute Those attending from Ayton were Mes- dames Easton, Damm. Schnell. and an- other young lady, who with Mrs Easton sang Miss Hahn's fine patriotic song "On, Canadians, on" in excellent voice. Those present from Hanover were Mesdames Mills, Brandonand Taylor ; from Hol- stein, Mesdames Rogers, Coleridge and Hershey ; from Dromore, Miss Renwick, Mesdames Findlay, Henry and Hunter ; from Dornoch, Mrs Dargavel and Miss Ivy, Mrs Campbell and Miss Glenna ; from Zion. Misses Robson and Davis. Tea was served to all delegates and visitors and also to the delegates from the Farmers' Institute who' were meeting at the same place upstairs in the Library. Altogether the meetings during the year were encour- aging and a great help socially and prac- tically. LtmsalthutrietMmeirqirthrum (Written by request some months ago.) O'er the an. the boys are sailing, And their courage is not failing. See them thronged behind the railing _ On the way ', They are crossing o'er the ocean, Soon to join the wild commotion. And to Show their true devotion : Boys from Grey. Chorus - Boys from Grey, from Canada. See them sailing o'er the ocean, Boys from Grey. Boys from Grey, from Canada, Just to show their true devotion V Boys from Grey. Oh they cannot wait to marry, No they cannot longer tarry, They are going Hans to harry And to slay ; For they hear of Belgians crying, And they hear ot comrades dying, While the Teutons they're defying t Boys from Grey. Soon they'll hear the cannon's roaring, See the airships upward soaring, And machine guns death outpouring . Day by day. Soon the enemy they'll be meeting, With the bayonet him be greeting, And they'll send him backward fleeting Boys from Grey, And so long as Britain 's needing They'll the call to arms be heeding And they care not who is leading. By the way When theawful war is over They'll come sailing home by Dover, Then they'll think the thing all over. Boys from Grey. Rev. E. S. Moyer of Durham repre- sents the Mt Forest District of Meth. odism at the Northern Summer School tobeheld thin "lr at Wiaxton June 29th to July 6th. The Secretary is Rev W. W. Prudham of Wiarton, and last week‘s Echo contains an excellent introductory write-up of the coming event and " personnel in which we fancy we detect the hand of the ener- getic Secretary. The School is under the auspices of the Young People's Societies of Owen Sound, Wiarton, Walkerton. Palmerston and Mt Forest Districts and has before it: week of rare treats. V Glenelg. For particulars A comfortable b . use with a No. .l atone cellar. Also a frame barn and uven mm of land ttttd one-half mile. cut from. Hahn H on 2nd can. Just as the Herald is on the press this Wednesday afternoon we learnby phone of a disastrous fire at Proton Station, supposed to have started by a spark from a railway locomotive. Best's elevator was completely destroyed with a quantity of oats and feed grain. John Wright's house and as Meddaugh's stable near by. were also burned-Dundalk Herald. Rev. Mr. Meyer leads: clau on "Canadian Problems and Progreu." Rev. Mr. Bowes, Priceville, represents the Owen Sound district and is I "Study Clue Leader" the "Uplift of Shim" being hie text. Fleaherton Methodists have sold their old parsonage property for 81200 and bought a new Parsonage for 82000. On all marriage licences issued since June lst., section 15 of the Vital Statistics Act, relating to the registration of births is now being printed on the back. The Northe Business College,thrert Sound, will rem open all tsummer-in all departments, t give young women no opportunity of t ing for war.time office positions. Spe "rrangementts made for short holida' courses for teachers and others. The Oddfellows Relief Association and the Canadian Oder of Foresters purpose putting into effect substantial increases in insurance rates in order to place their organisations on an actuarial basis. The Foresters will discuss the raise in Conven- tion at Hamilton this week, while the Oddfellows will pass upon it at Kingston on July 25th. The Brantford oil drillers have pulled up stakes in Flesherton and moved out to the farm of Mrs W J Lever on the East back line. They had undertaken to drill three holes here but got stuck on all of them. The first, we understand, did not get down more than 120 feet. which is not " deep " some wells have been drilled here. The other two attempts did not get down nearly so far. Mr Cox, It you are going West, take advantage of the low Homeeekers' Excursion Fares offered by the Canadian Northern Rail- way, good leaving Toronto every Monday. For literature and all information, up plyto . -- . . - _ ' the manager, claims that they hit a slanting rock which they could not get past. Oil is a slim thing to put money into, as many have found to their sorrow in days gone by. We hope the drillers will find no dentin: rocks at their new location.-- Fleeherton Advance. Low Flares To Western Canada DUBHAH REVIEW Northern Summer School Boys From Grey t, en Town Ag son, . Jack AQ. A. H. new. or J. A. F., Egremont White gasoline. only 35c a gallon, at J. Matthews. Miss Elizabe town spent a cou- ple of days " her home last week. - Mrs. Whethun of Mt Forest is visiting at her daughter" Mrs. A. R. Hershey. ' Mr. i. M. Dixon is suffering from ill health at present. Mrs. Rev. Monsinger and son oi Moorefield spent the week end with Mrs. Thus. Diugwell. Minn Anna Como came Friday evening hon: Whitby College for her vacation. Rev. T. H. Ibbot preached his farewell sermon Sunday evening. Mr. and In. Jas. Durant were in the village over the week end. Miss Gertrude Pettigrew is clerk- ing in Allmghnm's gay-lads, Mr. and Mn. Wm. Walker and children, Moose Jaw, are visiting‘at Mr. Ed. Hay's. Mr. D. McGrath is spending some time with his brother here. The appearance of Main St. South has been neatly improved owing to the removal of the old butcher shop by Mr. Hoatetter. Mrs. J. W. Philp of Met: was the guest ot Mrs. John Philp on Monday. Threeentrance pupils trom Hols- tein are writing their exams. in Durham this week Edith Ibbott, Martin Bye and Frank Dingwell. m, have . hock of ground {all when on hand th we no otteritttt for the next low (by- “0.00 per use. out. Included. " run} " now. u we hive only limited a, I! to of!" " thia I doe. Mr. Fred McClockliu called on friends in the village on Monday. His family have returned from the West with him and are at Chatsworth. Mr. and In. Alf. Bullet left Inst week for a motor mp, Mr. David Bruce had themisfortune to be hurt from I fall . Letterbreen church during the put three weeks ha: been redecorated and next Sunday afternoon will be re opened with a special service Mr. and Mrs. Scott Each. spent Sunday at Mrs. John Brown'a. Mr. Harold Baird and Mr. Geo. Brown were at St., Paul‘s church on Sunday. Mm Tucker is offering millinety goods " reduced rates throughout the remainder ot June. Call before the anon closes. The meeting of the township conn- cil which was to have been held on 30th inst. will he held on 23rd inst. All interested will govern themselves necordingly. Miss Taste: of It Forest addressed the Missionuy Society of the Metho- dist church on Tuesday afternoon, giving the ladies the report of the convention " St. Cnthennee. Those representing the Hoisteiu Women's Intimate " the Diurict meeting held in Durham In: week were, In. Rogers, In. Coleridge and Mrs. Hershey. Mr. Steve Seaman is improving the appearance of his farm by brick- mg hie house. Ills. John Brown and Mia Mar. gent were in Fergus Saturday. q Mr. and Mrs. Hall with the latter. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Anderlou, motored trom Burlinghnm Saturday to visit at McKinnon’l. The otfieent of the Women’s Insti- tute met " the home of In. Geddes Tuesday evening of last week to avenge the prognm for the Coming year. The managing committee of Reid's cemetery ”In those who have lots that need uttention to kindly attend to them between this deta end July Int. The annual meeting of the Wonr. en'n Institute will beheld in Roben'e Hell on Saturday June 30th " 2.30 p. m. Dr. Fothennghnm will " chess the ladies on "Women’s Free an! Opportunities" or "EMeient Living." An interesting and helptnl meeting in muted and n [use at- tendaneeloohed for. We understand that Mr. Geo. Alla has had several lambs and sheep worried by dogs. A number from here attended the Sunday School conyention held in Yeovil Methodist church on Jynepo. July lttt--A free picnic is being arranged for under the auspices of the Patriotic Soctety and the Inde- pendent Order of Fountain. A con- cert will be held " night at which n play entitled "A Poor Married Men" will be given by eight chenctcte. Puticnlntn mending the sports for the afternoon will be given next week. Remember July ntd--and bring n buket. Miss Edna Hus left Monday morn- ing for Toronto. Miss Nettie Rogers came home from the city on Monday, tune-in Budhrd. on June Ihh 1917. to w. and In. o. M 83in. 'iii""?:";)'":"'?"":--"?'.":'?'-): 1tir/yll?1ii,,l,ee,,., ROB ROY Cored BORN Ill JOHN M. Ilia Mo Helm-n hu returned from Ton-to to spend none the a home. I" in It Tavlur Ind Min In] Tar. zlor were in Torooco two du- lac woe: lint Grace Knox Salmon Put, spent lot week with her Inter. In lolnrdo. Mr sud In Peter latch attended Amos Church Sand" In: and were (new of Mr and In Thu Awhuon. I Mr and In Waiter Borsttttrtrtt Ind lhnby were yilitorl " Mr C. McMil- lan‘s Sunday last. Five ofthe members of the W. I. motored to Durban one day last week to attend the District annual meeting. Mr Peter Bay, who is working in Dnrhnm. was home over Sunday. i. Dr Sueulh visited in New York a few do" last week and took I motor trip down through Long Island “for u Scyville wireless union. He reached home agein loud: r aching There will be 1 meeting of the Wo- men's Institute June 29th in the hell. Dr S. L PotherinttUm, Toronto, in expected to give In nddreee on “Wo- men 'I Present Opportunities." At the close of meeting. I 10tt lunch will be served. Min Belle Weir and little Non and Connie Gardiner of Toronto at; timing the former’l porenu Mr and Mn John Weir. In Bogota. Mt Forot, visited with her sister Mm "ooh Hulponny. Thou Weir, Jan Dixon, and Miste- Eda: Dixon and Jun Weir was visitors " It Gauge Binnie's on SnudIyLA -- _ _ “ VIII-I'Thos McGirr of Durham in timing friends here. Mr Thou Weir lenveu thin Tue-d5: for the Wot, In John Hooper 'ol Homing' M1113 is winning with the Hooper Mi'!-__ _--.-- - Chm Lulu. the link daughter of Mr and In Thou Harrison Jr, died on Month, morning J nno Ithtt. Much lympuhy ig fol; foe the boron- ed family. _ A - Mr aiony, Lamina wry ably tiiled the pulp“ on Sunday in the an“. of the Rev F N Bowen. The debt for the Western Fur. tam. don. Ont., or. September hh to will this ”or. Seven! "wound Prise Lieu. In». Hanger- nnd other adver- thing mar-in! will he called from the Gena-.1 one... Dominion Suing. Building. in n in dnyu. Any perm not receiving 5 Prime Lht should drop a line to the Secretory “king for one end Ibo rioting the hind of entry tom required. " owe should be required in any of the buildingl for an exhibit it would he wplied for " once in order that man. Arrangements may be nude euly. The man: of “(action will be of 5 very high order and will he fully nnnounced io- ter. Alt inform-non reg-India. my department ot the Exhibition wilt he ttfren promptly given on Application to the Secretary, A. M. Hunt. Domin- ion Suing- Building. London. Ont. Walkerton Teleccope I "A farmer-'0 wife who sued her husband for alimony " the High .Court oeuionl here Int week teatified thit she did nil the house. work end sewing. milked the me and upmted the cream before her husband got up in the morning. end when cleaned the etableo. fed the cattle, ttar. rowed, dillled. drove the binder, held up one end ot I croucut new. and help- ed to load the logs." No wonder I... " " - -- . Our dimios is honored thin not by the Durham-Gland; B. B. Autocla- tion'o Annual meeting being hold here. A upon IppOII‘I elsewhere. ed to load the lot bachelor {Imam are Cg "------t-rt-_- ’ . “960%an Store closes at The Western Fair GLENMONT Better '79stl'rl'iativriert, val,“ " W? - [glance in attending the (he. on! tacit“, hold in Maura] bung - tor no Sunday. the vacancy being ittted by Mr Leshv cf Cuuh V " Me Cumin of Town 0 ' It.“ In N J Kerr of Iurtses - Buds, with the former',, par. In II I Bres timed nu. ma. dun in 4HIt and unan- other plan E, In John WhitetoriN may triusih, utopia-ed to Ice her buck m I... mm t,tt circle one. more bum; to upon the winter and euly sprn g month in Toronto on Account of he! health. Mr Willie learn. it having Ls sable: remodolled and It hm: lierr I windmill orsttted. Several of Durban‘- High Sch». -, student. In" Mama! to their hou, .. here for the holidnya. In Funk Eating. and baby d Toronto at. visiting with It Ind M16 Slurp lot a low "on. W. are planed to m Min Agra L Hellcat: on gain Wee her recu, “lam. was at. 1917 Min Alma Ball M Hanover " what. ing with “in Input Geddea u: the Park fonilr. Hm Julio MerCrie of Durham "aim! our the week end with La cumin In. Kano Kerr. The would Sunday School pious in to be held in Mr Andrew Derln t grow. on Saturday June 28. A Fri. gram in being provided. tables, base. bull and: 9nd nabs: 090m. Rem- ember the date. , The Fuirbllrn Choir members spent‘lut ThIl‘lle evening In the home at It and In W W Rama-e. journalist there in three autos ard had a plenum evening in music; itdmstutur In this who hung gale. ot "" tn View. MI] not. I good mundane: glanced tho occasion. Atnll report inhuman. tgrthstttknithot Dublin infre- HIV-id In ,rrt,Giio,U visited‘ “ha. "ttto-itttguandhrs - atuet lush.“ bu put in a s “I! Belt ot but Annmber r', will! In" “no pm in mm in I in In John Weir - A acted-l S 8 convention was In Davoyot Tm nu called hole 11003le. _ Khalil“ Blmsnd Elea eri e It. "Id-g IMO week on their L. has an. In Durban Ne M Cm" an Int week at In J. Punk and this week w “PM, a In J. Slurp}. j It. Belle Weir ot Toronto is at Pre" or}! tIPP' her parents Mr Tho Orchard Anon! Picnic will be bold in W T Finder's grow on Juiy 6th. Ewan. invited. Plane re- make: the date. "t It sud In P 00min]: when 831mm on Band-y. lie- ue Salami naming homo wish them. It“ led . plum. horse Mm. ”in a“ all!” open Snturdu} a hee has In: Walkman. Irlod In J. Lettb and fumilv. f Hollail. HIM friend. It Poplar Bill "coolly. In Cook. “this. visited a cm:- tte at dats run her "can Mrs J» Me a. not! It. Lothian and sister. In Genus]. unaided service At by: out“ a week no Sand-y. Abilene! uiddlin a and hen“? "raaiiriiiiiaGi' use: NORTH-EAST NORMA NBY NORTH EGREMONT and Saturda now. BC“. Store Clutch on " I; We have a . I of krrol on hand that we 1- offer, few days at $40.00 ton, If you want fwd. b . nu only a limited quanm. t Nam Lam (zen Mies Jessie Wilson, eldest Rev.Thos. Wilson has hem medal Mr long and tfticient military Dune in Frame by t Ambulance Amman. win hasbulcotmud at the f; past two years. In: letter waived mteraay bt Cuber Pte. Frank Mellrnith “wheel he he been moved to I military ha II in blower. England. when II still nothing electrical hemmed " injured leg. He cm bobble an a little on crutches, hut expect. it hem months before he will be: to will: villi it. July Md. A good t Gr. Admiosion 25 no to Patriotic Fund prke J. N. Murdoch, I) $200 AND Cmme,-A. a run charge trough! by inspector May at. Mr. Angus MDouull of Pr was tried in Flat-arm on Tuna fined 8200 mt! can for “lime C. P. R. Tw- Cum. . e6cttmtSunday, me slight ch warm-thin time oftheC.P.R. mice here. The morning train have"! TN instead of 7.15. the train westbound arrives at t2.34 arm asthma! arrives at 3. stead of 3.57. and the evening train west nrrives at 9.52 instead of 9.50. The 3rd Maw football team wi lieaton‘u grove on J uiy 2nd. A good a panic at Allat feed: [or Red C VOL. XL, NO. 2 It Is War Time lit his. More and Sue m “Ah Your Lnbor Eitieie, Sou Ignatius from l Spend Your Money Production st I parcel 'Old Ham same date Pte. J.C med June South and Southeast Grey TIM Ann“ Heeling of the Du: Parker-Hunt. John Kellv. WEDNESDAY THOS. MARSHA bug " Lady and Gentlemen nos. H. meme. Beer '0 ham I) SAL! .gt'p ‘IY! ll i hand Rob Roy CATCH U R . WRIGHT. Owen n rrr Ni nh ilk app! IP, 30 P come um DURHi a; N we OPICE and the Candida) p p. II. for El and but the M Town 1A ST issue all pa uctday Mo Mu M