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WwWESBBRN FPAIR CReeFEanminddFrec ~OnOAbonCAUARADA SQéptehiber / (Pth0to ‘515th, °1917 walleleditetrnmence{of Witisic. _ _ We‘rare"prepatcd t6dermbtistrate this $135 TW â€"CCratrant Eydâ€"Fésting System "@Â¥artV 10¢ Sale. 1 8§kG6â€" EyesighpSpecialist ‘‘CTKeOne Fritompovrablé MastcU Fivtrament" \And‘ jts i69 ténéthabBa¢‘¥ipert ‘Columbia ”%%’*flfifi?fimdg F€ is‘ their tone 10How aised by veb @6DrOptivians thith$s province NNowatCCentraP Drucg Store FFINLECGGRAAXAMPPN:.B. 8 g _4P * & A %Cg‘@é‘fimfi! terhis‘ dfâ€"payment HalfF Tenthuty of"Stcee ONTARIO ARC TORONTO #o ROAd$$rfiH «hi Kihwer Devartment 8#ch@d ofi'fimby Prof. Henry G. lfi“%‘.‘h "(THstructor in"Optometry) s§."~tao17 "and Helpful Hints ife. Homeseekers Excursions to Western Canada at attractive fares each Tuesday untilOctober 31st, via Canadian Pacific the pioneer route to the West. Particulars from any Canadian Pacific Agent or W, B. Howard, District P:ssenger Agent, To ronto,Ont. ; A Chance For Those Going West â€"Homeseekers Excursions via Whether you are going west to homeâ€" stead or only for a trip, the most economâ€" ical method of travel is to take advantage of our low Homeseekers fares, good going on special excursions every Monday. For tickets and full particulars apply to _ Inside of two weeks a marble cutter will be in town to cut inscriptions on headstones or monuments, noaw erected Any person requiring work done should apply at once to Allan Bell. We have a stock of ground feed wheat on hand that we are offering for the next few days at $40.00 per ton, sacks includâ€" ed. If you want feed, buy now as we have only a limited quantity to offer at theprice. Buy now. Rob Roy Cereal Mills Co. McDougallâ€"Brownâ€"That the followâ€" ing accounts be paid: Gravel accounts to the amount of $158.48 Isaac Kerr, Cone. tax.............. _ 9 00 Geo Hargreave,. do reÂ¥serres. P0 000 W T Pinder,... do setee resine. T60 Geo Pollock ..... â€" do PPWONRED &0 $ McMurdo ..... _ do sxetuabi+ . ) O Geo. Alles, sheep killed ................ 12 50 John Ferguson do (itkess esc crcrer B4 O R Aitken, sheep Inspector............ 1 25 S Patterson do eetssssisssee . K698 J W Henry, for tile..................... 24 00 Jno McGrath, use of Council room. 2 00 Councillor‘s pay sheet.................. 15 00 Carried. 1 Council adjourned to meet August 18th to strike the rates and general business. D. Allan, Clerk. COHI SGOS.+:7:::+â€"++... «. | elling, days labour............... 17 00 | D McCannel, deepening ditch and ’ putting in tile,. ............««... 10 90 |Com. TOBL:..:..s. crrctrestrrrradsar stieiges * & O UOverseeing work, Garson‘s hill...... 7 00 Com. Brown reported Julius Kelâ€" ler. bonus wire fence......... 21 00 Arthur Lee do arcrerses 17 5Q A Hooper,... do srrssee«é B0 60 D Hamilton, shovelling gravel...... 1 50 P Daly. gravel‘g days labor.......... 13 00 W Wells, do CX iscxssesis: â€" & OU W Ramage, do ertatussess> © 00 D Hamilton,rep Eg‘t & Glen. T. L. 15 00 T Harrison, rep bridge rHessrssevs â€" 9 00 F Lawrence, shovel‘g gravel......... 2 i5 OQHNte SOCS.ccersc+ ssviricrs ccavent:rvrariense . & SW Com. Hunter reported: J Rawn, covering bridge............... 3 00 G Aitken, cedar for bridge............ 20 00 Buller and Brebner, sawing and deâ€" 6 00 ( W Haliday, bonus wire fence ........ 7 00 | J Rawn, do «... 760 | W J Kelly, rep culvert.................. 11 50 P McEachern, operating grader.... 24 85 W Halliday, grading days labor... 23 50 W P Horsburg,... do .... 30 00| W Fairbairn, shovel‘g gravel......... 3 00| UCOMK TOOSs :+« sever i rriÂ¥94er corsnant ces vens ue SAPOWT Com. McDougall reported: W Mapletoft, rep culvert.... ........ 1 00| W Kirkness, filling appr‘h to b‘dge. 5 00 |. 8 Peckover, rep bridge.................. 3 00 |â€" W McDonnld, gravel‘ng days labor 18 75| A H. Wallace, rep appr‘h to bridge 9 00 : A Hopkins, filling washout............ 5 00 1 H Hoffman, rep appr‘h to bridge... 1 75 q P McEachern, operating grader.... 18 00 | ; i McDougallâ€"Brownâ€"That a grant of $200 be made to the various Patriotic soâ€" cieties of the Tp. Car. ‘k Hunterâ€"Brownâ€"That the account of A. E. Trout of $7.35, expenses incurred in connection with sending Jno Evans to ! the reformatory, be paid. Car. ! Councillor Ferguson reported following work done in his division, John Garson \’ ditching Garson‘s hill, days labour $47.00; Wm Nelson shoveling gravel......... 2 25 i S McMurdo, grav‘l‘g days labour... 35 25 ‘ R Connelly, shovelling gravel....... 3 00 A Ferguson, grav‘lg, days labour... 23 50 W G Polloch, _ " o 4 y sCg soi Jno Nelson, # ®* vis B 00‘ Sam Eecles, shoveling gravel......... 5 00 V Alles, repairing bridge ..... ........ 1 50 ’ C Lewis, bonus wire fence.....:./:.sâ€"~14 35‘ C MeInnes, rep. culvert and grayâ€" | ed regarding condition of said road and it ‘ was finally agreed that on account of | part of said road being represented to be 5 in a deplorable condition and a considerâ€" : able amount of gratis labour being promâ€" ' ised toward said road that this Township | grant the sum of $100 towards remedying | the road. Fergusonâ€"Hunterâ€"That the Reeve‘s reJort on boundary line be adopted and members of Committee receive $3.00 each for their services. Car. Council met July 21st. â€" Members all present, and minutes adopted. The Reeve reported regarding the meeting of Comâ€" mittee from Wellington County, Council and officials from Townships of Proton, West Luther and Egremont interested in the boundary line between the counties of Grey and Wellington held in Mt. Forâ€" est on July 9th. ~The matter was discussâ€" Economical Travel A. H. Jackson, Town Agent Egremont Council Lad wersnesss 4C WihD . OC0 Coes do Tess esd :‘;:"C'Z lling gravel...... 1 50 Leith to iys labor.......... 13 00 Rogers‘. o Nes ssesvest â€" & 00 Miss . o ertatussess> © 00 Alberta ‘t & Glen. T. L. 15 00 guest at dge : .0(5) NriGl N T 5 so {€aden 1 Aromennencrereed >A CM wiher cegitess K 0 riteiics . K PB errrsrssrerseres 12 50 YHhzrtrees isex as: T 6:â€"..seâ€"s.... 20â€" 00 ig and deâ€" 6 00 nte ........ :7 00 soâ€"i+ > TRGO esgrecsssmects LX 90 1 75 18 00 5 C0 THE â€"DURHAM REVIEW To correct catarrh you should treat its cause by enriching your blood with the oilâ€"food in Scott‘s Emulsion which is a medicinal food and a buildingâ€"tonic, free from any harmful drugs. ‘Try it, It has been said that every third person has catarrh in some form. ... Science has shown that nasal often. indicates a general of the body; and local treatments in the form ol. snuffs and vapors do little, ‘f any good. If you do not know about the wonderâ€" Fjesherton.............. ful mountain scenery including Jasper and HANOVEL..»+arrsseey rasa1. +o Mount Robson Parks, traversed by the Hojstein ...... transcontinental line of the Canadian London (Western Fair) Northern Railway between Edmonton and Markdale.................. . Vancouver Get a copy of our handsome Mount Forest.... ... _. descriptive booklet, to be had for the askâ€" Owen Sound..... .......... ing from N he n nins Drirsaurilla New Canadian Northern Rockies Dundalk............... dell who Buled tke Entrance with | esns hopors in nudflk. as well as to our ; Arthur....................... four pupils who wore successfal here | TE NOKe: sc ++ asvre¢s, 1404 Beryl Rennie with honors, Kenpeth Chatsworth... ............ Findl+y Artbar Hastie, Sarab Tacker $ CMESIEY. :s Geverr‘ss s 96 seresue Letters bhave been received from Pue Jas Renwick who was reported wounded Jane 2ist and he is recoverâ€" ing trom the effects of gas. At tke time of writing be was at a rest Tee W I yvisited the,Hulstein Branch at the home of Mrs Regers last Thursâ€" day and report a fine time. Miss Zell Crawford, Darham yisitâ€" ed Miss Mary Findlay last week. The Dromore Women‘s Institate will hold their regular meetiog Wed Aug 1st at the home of Mrs Sam Patâ€" terson. As this is the girl‘s meeting a good program is expected . Miss Nellie Atchison, Toronto is howne on a holiday. Mrs Wm Hay is visitirg in Toronto with her daughters. A patriotic garder party will be held in Holstein on Friday evening, July »7th, on the lawn of Mrs John Brown. Refreshments will be served aud amusements provided. Afterâ€" wards a splendid program will be given at which Hon Dr Jamieson will preside. Exâ€"Mayor McQaaker will give an address and duets, quartettes and other music will be prominent. All roads should lead to Holstein on Friday evening of this week. Congratulations to Martin Bye, Fraok Dingwall and Ed4ith Ibbot:, who were successful on their Ercâ€" trance exams, writing in Darham Mrs Joshua Dixon called on friends in the village on Tuesday. Dr Igr and Miss Mair of Chesley, visited Dr Mair here on Monday, Mrs James Coleridge and daughte: Jean of Toronto, visited Tuesday at Mr D. P. Coleridge‘s. Mr Gilbert Durrant of Toronto atâ€" tended the funeral of his grandfather this week. Miss Smeaten of Medicine Hat, Alberta arrived Monday evening as a guest at Mr Wm Nelson‘s. Congratulations to Douglas Kenâ€" Mr and Mrs Alex Chisholm, son and daughter of Owen Sound motored on Thursday last to spend a few hours with Mr and Mrs G P Leith, Mrs Chisholm accompanied Mrs Leith to the Institute meeting at M. s Mr John Hershey and daughter of Mt Forest spent Sunday at the home of mr A R Hershey the little girl reâ€" maining, Misses Mamie and Ma»jorie Rocks of Toronto were guests at the home of Mr Wim Nelson for a few days. Miss Anna Carss returned with Mr J D Main to enjoy her holidays in Waterford. Mr John Dixon‘s brother from Bu{â€" falo is paying him a visit at present. Miss Elizabeth Ross, spending some time wish Ross. Mr Charles Ellis, Proton, visited at the home of nis niece Mrs Frank Jordan. Rev Toseph and Mrs Philp of Hamâ€" ilton are guests at the home of Mr John Philp. WHAT CATARRH IS Mr Cleve Sr, Mrs Cleve Jr and the latter‘s son and daughter, Mt Forest spent part of Friday with Mr and Mrs D P Coleridge. Miss Robena Geddes left Thursday morning to spend a couple of weeks in Feeswater. Miss Mamie Pettigrew is holidayâ€" ing in Lyon‘s Head at the home of Rev Winfield Hunt. Mrs James Bruce attended the funâ€" eral of her relative Mr Wm Vipond in Atwood last week. Rev Wim and Mrs Lovegroye reâ€" turned from St George last week where the former officiated ot a weddâ€" ing on Tuesday. Mrs Q Seim and four children of Bradford are visiting at Mr Wm Hunt‘s. HOLSTEIN LEADER Scott & Bowne, Toronto, Ont. % Passing of Two Pioneers LOCAL AND PERSONALS § ol 1W A. H. Jackson, Town Agent DROMORE Detroit is Miss Mary fuateway to the Gréeat Lakes. Steamship Express Jeaves Toronto 2 p. m. each Wednesday and Saturdgs ing direct connection at Port I with either steamehip ."Keewatin®"@F "Assiniboia" for Sault Ste. Marie, P t or Fort William.â€" Parti from â€" Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents or W. B. Honrd. District Passenger Arent, Teronto, Ont. Delightfully Your Chanceâ€"The West is Calling Homeseekers‘ Excursions to Westâ€" ern Canada at low fares via Canadian Pacific each Fuseday until October 30th, inclusive, Particuluts from any Canadian Pacific Agect or W. B Howard, District Pissenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. The Review and Toronto Daily gtar for 1 year....................... The Review ard Toronto Daily Newsfor one year.................. The Revicw and Toronto Daily Globe for 1 year....,................ The Review and Weekty Wituess ‘The Review and the Farmers‘ Adâ€" yooate for 1 year................. The Rev.ew and Toronto Daily Mail and Empire for 1 year...... The Review and Weekly Sun for The Review and the Family Herâ€" ald and Weekly Star for 1 year The deceased had only been il! for two weeks and the cause of his death was general decline. About a year and a half ago be paid his last visit to his frieras here, He was buried in Woodland cemetery, which occuâ€" pies a part af the Bve farm, on Satâ€" urday July 2ist. The casket was carried by six of the grandsons, The children living are Francis C, Sault Ste Marie ; Will in the West; Henry E 6th con Egremont; John in the West; David M Forget," Sask; Addie (Mrs Robb) Egremont: Mand (Mrs Ling) Battle Creek, Mich. C# His wife‘s maiden name was Miss Mary Elizabeth Moshier, from near Mt Forest and of this union ten children were born, two boys dying in infancy. His wife predeceased him sixteen years ago. His parents were English andhe was born near Elora in Nov 1836 two weeks after his parents came to America. When a child bhe came with them to their farm at Woodland and their he lived until twelve years ago when he went to Sault Qe Marie. Anoiher of Egremont‘s pioneers died on Wed July 18th when Mr Robâ€" ert Bye passed away ‘at the home of his eldest son in Sault Ste Marie, in his 81st year, | Oneof holstein‘s oldest residents passed away on Friday, July 20th in | the person of James Durant. He had attained the age of 84 years, being born Sept ist, 1833 in the county of | Waterioo near the village of Winterâ€" ‘bourne. The pall bear rs were two sons James and John; three sons inâ€"law, Mr G St Leger, Mr G Moses, Mr John Orchard and one grandson Mr Runciâ€" man . The funeral service was held on Monday at his home in Holstein and the remains taken to Mt Forest cemâ€" etery. _ Rev Wm Lovegrove officiatâ€" ed, assisted by Rev Mr Scott. Ten children were born to Mr and Mrs Durant, There are three boysâ€" | James in Mt Forest: Alyin in Tuxâ€" ford, Sask: John of Egremont. Also there were seven daughters one ofl which died in infancyâ€" Mary (Mrs| Murdock) eeceased; Esther (Mrs Runâ€" | ciman)deceased; Emma (Mrs Knight) | Denver, Col; Sarah (Mrs St Leger): Toronto: Ella (Mrs Orchard) ‘Holsâ€" tein ; Addie (Mrs Moses) Toronto. | In 1856 he marrled Miss Honor Brunt who survives him. Thirtyâ€"six vears ago he moved to Lot :3, con 12 Egremont where he remained until ten years ago when he retired trom farming, anua moved to Holstein. He was a faithful member of the Methodist church and attended reguâ€" larly as long as health permitted. In politics Mr Durant was a Conservaâ€" tive. Dates of Fall Fairs, 1917 MR JAMES DURANT Clubbing Rates MR ROBERT BYE <s+«»â€"_ OCEO<I0 |_Misses Grace and Norma Pinder | spent Sunday at Eugenia. A number of the neighbors and friends of Mr and Mre Jas Brown gathered at their bhome Friday eyenâ€" ing to bid them farewell before leavâ€" ing for their new bome in .the West. | The evening was spent in games acd | music cons‘sting of an address read to the fam#ly and a sugar and cream ’l ‘rvice preseated to Mrs Brown. The address is as follows ; ‘ Mr and Mre Jas Brown and family, Dear friends; We learn with regret, your decisâ€" i0 :i to rleaye Orchard and try onee mure to menad your fortunes in the land of promise, and because we ex pectto miss you very much in the days to come. We have gathered e<lâ€"m¢<2d,~2459<3459<232<5906> 0 Mrs Alex Dodds and daughter Bell from near Holstein visited friends bere over Saunday. Mr Albert Hoeflin, Toronto, spent last week at his home here. Mrs Emily Eidington of Toronts is spending ber bolidays at ber bhome Mr and Mre J Lane of Swinton Park visited their Yeovil friends over the week end. Pleased to see them able to be here again after his recent operation . | _At last the much looked for Eoâ€" trance reports are at hand bringing \ joy or disappointment to the candiâ€" dates. To thse whose names do not appear in the list we would say that failure is no disgrace to those who do ' their best. **Not failure but low aim is crime‘" is philosphy worth rememâ€" l bering. So up and at it once more. ‘‘Try bravely again and remember the spider and king.‘‘ Make of failâ€" ures stepping stones to higher things, as many of the worid‘s foremost men and women hbave done. At No 10, three out of four writing passed. Auonie Nicholsor, Leslie Eccles and Murray McGillivravyâ€"Annie taking hmors. At No 9, four of the five guedâ€"'rens Mercbant, _ Hylda byte, Annte Aberdeen and Marâ€" garet Fergason, Tena taking bonors. Hearty congrataiauons to teachers ' ana pupile. Miss M McKay of Buffaio is enjoyâ€" bog a tortnight with her sister Mrs Geo Swarston. Miss.Mary Findlay of Dromore has been engaged in 8 S No 10 as teacher for the ensuing yerr. Mre Walmsley Sr has been visiting her daughter Mrs Brooks in Holstein. Mr W Weish of Harriston visited at T Bunston‘s on Sunday. A‘l of Mr Bunston‘s ® iny friends hope to bear of his speeay recove;y to good health. Miss Edith Lamont was the gues; of Miss Gladys Lamont last week. Mr and Mrs W Langdon of N Arthur spent the week end with triends here. The Rev Joseph Philp and wite of Hamilton visited in oir neighborhood the past week with his nephew Wm «apd nieces, Mrs J Mather and Mrs E McRobb. Mr McCall of Mt Forest spent a few days in our burg recently with his daughter Mrs McDougall, Mrs Hunt of Bracebridge and Frank Robb visited the tormer‘s cousin W H,Sim on Monday. Mrs Hunt came down to the funeral ot her uncle, R Bye. Qaite a number from this vicinity attended the funeral of the late Jas Durrant 8r. Bfore retiring to Holâ€" stein Mr Darrant spent many years tarming in this neigbborhood and was a much valued member in our cbhurch. Yearsago Mr Bye also freâ€" quently served this church as local preacher. Weextend to the triends of both of the deceased our sincere sympathy . On Satarday Mr and Mrs J Sinclair were at the faneral of her uncle the lats R bert Bye, whose body was broug ht ftrom Sauit Ste Marie for inâ€" terment in Woodland cemetery. A number of our citigens took in th: Egremont Farmer‘s Pcnvic at Pike Lakeâ€"mapy returning in the ‘‘*wee sma‘ oors 0‘ the morning.‘‘ Bome of our ladies attended the W I meeting at Mre Roger‘s last Tharsâ€" day and report a pleasant and proâ€" fitably spent afternoon. , That New Suit ORCHARD Have you ever considered what the price of it will be YEOVIL You will Need Eventualiy (* Congratulations to those who passâ€" ed the Eowance examinations ani encouragement to thuse who failec to try again. Miss Florence Ramage is takiug a week‘s bolidays at ber bhome here before returning to Harriston where she is employed on behailf of 1mperia Government necessities . Owing to continued wet weather the corn crop in some places is a {2i}â€" ure aso mach so that some bave sowed rape alter culitivating while others tLave tarned in the cattle, However the hay crop is fully assured. Aiter only a fudunor inefticient service, Mr David Hooper bas placed a roof of shingles on bis barn over that which was previously covered with telt rooting. A large party from Swinton Park pickcicked at the lake Tuesday &%od spent an enjoyable time . Ilu %.h'o “nu.n is improvirg slowly. at present v.siting at Mr D. Hamiiton‘s. Miss Lonise Raemage accompanied by hber triends Mies Grace Baily, Mrs F Warner and Mr J W Walsh, marâ€" ble dealer, motored to the former‘s home here from Harriston in tbe |atâ€" ter‘s fige 1917 Chevrolet car on Sonâ€" Asy last and took in the seryices .t Amos church, . We Rhave a stock of ground feed wheat on band that we are offeriog to: the next fem days at $40.00 per ton, sacks include If you want feed buy now, as we hav ly a limited quantiâ€" ty to offer at this Wednesday, 28th July, 1915 * Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade, Death came with friendly care, ) The opened bud to Heaven conveyed And bade it blossom there." 1 Mrs Brown replied very apprc Brii:to followed by spreches by M; keon and Mr Tack. Bigned on bebalf of the Meth °; Church, Methodist Sunday Schoo Red Cross Society,. . _ _ _ Will you then on behalf of yourse!! and family acceppt this cream and sugar service with our best wishes Having so many good qualities yopg are bonored as Queen in your own home and to you is given the privi; ege of dispensing the good thiogs i lite Your example of being always ; your place, and always on time mu:: bave an inflgence througk years ; come. In Red Cross work or whatever good work was undertaken in h. neighborhood you and yours have borne their share. Beatter seed . & W ho can tell where grain may prog Winds are blowing to and fro Sow the kindly word and doedi Beatter seed . 4 At the timeof our Christmas c~» brations your spirit of enthusiasin w« infectious and in drilling the yourp resraits you exeelled, We wil) sa¢, miss you, but since none of us a;, indispensible, we truast that s me /; those you bave trained will follow :; your foutsteps. bap : 1 h’l‘l’.. Mrs B.’::u would we especially say a word of thanks | your unremitting labor in Churcu‘; and Sanday School work more espec. ially the Sanday School, Yogr ;, 6§. ons have been carefaliy prepared :ngq taughbt in an impressive manner, 21q the seed sown wlll with God‘ tl»., ing, undoubtedly bring forth ;, abundant harvest. s In the farrows of thy life seatter soog In the midst of toil and strite You have been gcod neighbors arq your infinence as a family will leaye a gap in our social ephere. bere toâ€"night to spend msocial hopp and to wish you God speed in yoprf new yepture. ‘mâ€"’ctg Rauurgf JULY, 26, 1917 NORTH EGREMONT ROH ROY Mrs W T Pinder, Mre R Robertson , Mre A Tuck Mills Co. (Coleric;s Life 14 net Mer Main. Coummrcrioxs & Cestone, an officia! of the: partment Toronto, visited «day arranged with Postmi the erection and service 0 boxes tor the town, nine « Hugh McDonald is to be n will collect mails twice dat Saturday and Sunday), « collected, at the Post office 8 p m. . He is also to erect the service will commence The nine boxes will be plat The Review corner, top of hill, Smiths Garage corner. | The death of Mr. Da place here on Tuesday complication of ailmears, of age and for three year in failing health, the iast He formerly lived near B wife and six one 4 little ones survive him. 1 place on Wednesday to the cen etery. O "T omme noons youngsters chie young and grownâ€"uy refresher after the das more so than its pr the oatmeal mills place as any in tow M pone H We ly b \ MVELY Sro Gtal IY M wA is, he h Canade USINESS U« We n it R [) n @A} n Moct M chef N M ong Te i