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& w The Durham Baptist Sunday School held their annual picnic on Saturday at the Fall Show grounds. The day was fine and warm., and the place is much to be and warm, and the place is much to be preferred to the Park in many respects. . Young and old enjoyed themselves in true picnic fashion. Messrs Will Collinâ€" son and Thos McNiece gave everyone an auto ride around the Belt Line Race track. There were lots of candies, and games and races. C. P. Kinnee‘s 5 gallon can of ice cream was a centre of attraction while it lasted, The races were better than on previous yearsfor which much credit is due to McMâ€". The married men‘s race with 8 entrics was keenly contested but the married women‘s race with 9 entries was the event of the day. ‘The tea was excellent and the youngâ€" sters enjoyed the feast of good things prepared for them by the ladies. 7 There were no young men present and many were the references to the boys on our Honour Roll who are away at the war. May they each and all be spared to be with us at the next annual Sunday School To be healthy at seventy, prepare at forty, is sound advice, because in the strength of middle life we too often forget that neglected colds, or careless treatâ€" ment â€"Jla;ii'g-!-:{ aches and &ins, simply undermine strength and bring chronic weakness for later years. _ _ To be stronger when older, keep your blood pure and rich and active with the strengthâ€" building and bloodâ€"nourishing meflies of Scott‘s Emulsion which is a , a tonic and a medicine to keep your blood rich, alleviate rhenmatism and avoid sickness. At any drug store, Picnic in Agricultural Park | § F. 0. B. FORD, ONT. > 1 | C. SMITH & SONS, Dealers, Durham | Seott & Bowne, Toronto. Out. Complete Service to Ford Owners Everywhere OURTEOUS attention to your needs wherever you m% travel is something you appreciate, and being a Fo owner you can get it. You are always ‘""‘among friends". There are more than 700 Ford Dealer Service Stations throughâ€" out Canada. These are always within easy reach of Ford owners â€"for gasoline, oil, tires, repairs, accessories, expert advice or motor adjustments. The cost of Ford Service is as remarkab}ir low as the cost of the car itself. Nineteen of the most called for parts cost only $5.40. Just compare this with the cost of spare parts for other cars and you will realize the advantage of owning a Ford. Fairbanksâ€"Morse Agency THE UNIVERSAL CAR Sedan. â€" â€" â€" GirLu R ERs WaxntEp.â€"Comfortâ€" able rooms irfkood locality. Very suitable for students. \Terms moderate. Apply to Miss Jean Gray, South Queen St. To REST.â€"At \reasonable rate, rear part of «7 double elling houseon main street, Upper TowX containing six fine rooms. Possession giken at once. Apply to Wrk. Black, Durham. Heir Patriotic FuUro sy Buving } Seireicra.â€"The war ra) money is; needed, now is the time tXÂ¥ buy. "New Fall Models" now on displaX at ‘Spirella Parlors.‘ Call at once whil prices are not advanced, or phone No 7: Mrs J. C. Nichol, Georgg St West District Oprsetiere The Canadian Bankers‘ AssociaÂ¥ion ofâ€" fers the following prizes to boys and girls who exhibit calves or pigs at ‘ South Grey Fall Fair on Sept. 21st. Rules and entry forms can be had from any local bank in the district. One calf : 1st $5. 2nd 4.00 3rd 3.00, 4th 2.00, 5th 1.00, 6th, ribbon. Two pigs : The same prizes. d 2w5 Intesnsive Farmixo.â€"Over 100 tracâ€" tors have been at work in Ontario this fall preparing land for fall wheat. One farm paper advocates that the work be further pushed by employing them at night also using a cetylene light, and making day and night shifts for the men _ Mechanical means of putting a crop in are in advance of means to take it off. The Varney Red Cross met at the home: larly by those farmers who have been of Mrs. John Kerr, a week ago last Thursâ€" using western grain for feed and seed purâ€" day. Besides knitting, a quilt was finish poses. ed, six vermin suits, 6 pillows and pillow} snn mm slips were made. _ Last week the ladies| We have a stock of oground feed wheat met at Mrs. Alf McCabe‘s where 18 pairs grwh;anq grta%eogre o teorimz fg;( the !lie;t : s m ; i $ . â€" of socks, 18 pyjama suits 6 khahi vermin {q°‘ f’f you want t}e?:d, b?x’ysano“? ‘:g ‘ive suits were packed and shipped. The next have only a limited quantity to offer at meeting will be at Mrs. Wilbert Blythe, theprice. Buy now. toâ€"day, Thursday. 1 Rob Roy Cereal Mills Co. ADDITIONAL LOCALS ; ‘.:, @mowfirz o 2 ; i4 @EVROLET 2# Agency for White Gasoline Tractors The world for some days back has turned its eyes from the war fronts to watch a struggle between two strong men of Russia Kerensky and Korniloff. The former is striving co be a constitutional leader the latter a military dictator, which perhaps is the need of the hour. Both profess undying animosity to the German overlordship, but in the meanâ€" time they are playing Germany‘s game The price of wheat has been fixed by the Food Controllee at $2.21. So far good to the consumer, Will any arsangeâ€" ment be made to see that the farmer gets his wheat sold? And when may we exâ€" pect a uniform and minimum price of flour ? and a few other things ? It has just been discovered that stink weed, so common in the western province has made its appearance in Huron county. It was a vigorous and healthy specia showing that it will grow and thrive in Ontario soil. It grows in rather bushy form has very few leaves but bears an abundance of pods, which contain anyâ€" where from 10 to 20 seeds each, It was evidently given the name on account of .it's offensive smell. Cattle sometimes |eat it and whenever they do ‘and it hapâ€" pens to be a milch cow the milk for days !s not fit for use, neither is the cream fit ‘for buttermaking. A strict watch over fields and barn yards is necessary particu~ :larly by those farmers who have been using western grain for feed and seed purâ€" "Stink Weed‘" in Ontario The best steel, and genuine highest grade materials forged, cast or welded into shape by modern machines of scientific accuracy insure the high efficiency of the CHEVROLET Fourâ€"Ninety. The resiliency of the chassis, the pliancy of the supâ€" porting springs and fine upholstery in_st}re comfort. makes possi Russian Folly OSHAWA, * CANADA. WESTERN SERVICE AND DISTRIBUTING BRANCH : including Electric Lights and Starter. CHEVRO! MoT MPANY OFLErANADA? RLISIQ’ED THE DURHAM REVIEW The places at which tribunals will sit in Ontario to hear applications for exâ€" emption from military service have been selected by the Government, In most instances one tribunal will be established at each point. In cities, however, provisâ€" ion has been made for several such boards In Toronto and its suburbs, tor intance 30 tribunals will sit, in Hamilton 13, London has 7, Owen Sound 2, Guelph 2, Kitchenâ€" er 2 and Ottawa 12. In North Bruce, the tribunals will sit at Kincardine, Port Elgin, Wiarton, Lion‘s Head. _ In South Bruce, Wa‘kerton, Paisley, Lucknow and In Grey County, tribunals will sit at Markdale, Dundalk, Thornbnry, Owen Sound (2),, Durham, Feversham, Ayton, Meaford, Chatsworth, Hanover, Shallow Lake, Rocklyn. Two Houses for Rent on George St. Apply â€"â€" _ Mrs, J. W. Crawford The manufacture of whiskey ceases in the United States toâ€"night. Canada is also doing something. Wheat must not be made into whiskey. This will saveone pound in three thousand of the grain used for manufacturing intoxicants.â€" Toronto Star. Mr Boyle ot Mt Forest spent part of a day last week helping Mr Wall to hastle the sheaves into she barn. Mr and and Mrs J. Roberts of Holâ€" stein yisited at Mr John Darant‘s lately. Harvost is over and we have reason to be thanktal for well filled baros. Now threshing is in order. Last week Mr McDermid threshed for Messrs H. gufiman and Eiwin and Edgar Garâ€" iner, Rey W. Hunt of Lion‘s Head visitâ€" ed bis relatives bhere and belped with the harvest. Mrs (Rev) J. H. Dickson (nee Miss Emma Hant) and two sons are visitâ€" ing her relatives bere enâ€"route from Manchester, N. H. to Alamosa Col, where Mr Dickson has aceepted a call. They make the ehange to benâ€" cfis the heaith of their youngest sun. Summer bas passed with her gorgeous train Of fair and fragrant flowers. And now September‘s milder sun Illames the golden hours. Oar Collegiate Institute was openâ€" ed on the 4th iost by Mr Bell, brother of Mr Alex Bell former teacher here who is now overseas serving his King and country. â€" We welcome Mr Bell to the Bend and wish him succees. Mr and Mrs Porodrel!l, Mrend Mrs F. Porodrel! and son and Mr and Mrs Sutherland motored from B s on, Mass and called at George D Hunt‘s on Friday. The first mentioned forâ€" merly lived in Mt Fprest. Did any of our residents see an aeroplane fly over our town cn Friday p. m. Wah ths clouds South Benders. Mr and Mrs Eiket, 12 h con Egreâ€" mont were reoent guests at Mr John Darant‘s. REGINA, SASK. THURSDAY‘S STEAMER " Great Lakes Routes", ; (Season Mavigation) Your Future is in the West MAY 8th TO OCTOBER 30th Canadilan Pacific HOMESEEKERS® E XCURSIO NS TV ES D AY DRAFT TRIBUNALS fortile prairies Western :i-m the map. monu‘ still smands of acres waiting for the man " ALL RAIL®" â€" also by sOUTH BEND Every Mr and Mrs Lowr?and daughters of Formosaâ€"visited Sunday at the parsonâ€" age. Nurse Connelly of Toronto called on Mr and Mrs Thos Dingwall when in the village Saturday. Miss Jennie Morrison has accepted a position in Mt Forest with Mr L. H. Mr Lou Kerr, teller of Brantford Bank visited his sister Mrs Buller and brothers here this week. Miss Daisy Irwin and Master Jack re" turned home from Gueiph where they nad beer visiting friends. Mr ang Mrs John Orchard and Mr and Mré A. R. Hershey attended the Western Fair in London this week. Robt Barton has rented his farm to Mr John Adair. Mr Barton purposes moying into the frame house adjoining . Mrs Petrie and her niece Miss Anna Carss came home Tuesday evening after a month‘s visit with friends in Hamilton Brantford, Waterford and Orton. Threahin%hu commenced again for this year. Richard Irwin threshed Friâ€" day and Saturday of last week and re. ports a good yield. Miss Ruby Rogers is home from Toâ€" ronto to spend holidays with her parents on the 12th Egt. Rev and Mrs W. Hunt returned to to Lions Head after spending their vacâ€" ation at their homes here. Mr and Mrs Charles Drumm and daughters motored to Listowel recently. Miss Irene remained to go to High School. Messrs George Burrows, Harold Main Hartley Allingham and Arthur Irwin are attending the London Exhibition. Mr Petgi*rew and family are talkin1 of moving to Toronto to live. We will be sorry to lose such good citizens from our village. ‘The South end of our village is much imfloved in appearance by the addition of Mr Nelson‘s fine new home. MrWm Hunt has also treated his house to a coat of white paint. Mr and Mrs Will McKinney of Toronâ€" to and Mrs McKinneE Sr. are visiting with Mr and Mrs Dr Ellis. HOLSTEIN LEA Don‘t miby the Fall fair concert in the Ag hall on dncsday, Sept 26. Fred Perrin commedign and Miss Florence Good, elocutioni®% are the leading enâ€" tg;tamera. Plan hall at telephone office. Dr Mair took one of his patients to St Joseph‘s Hospital, Guelph where he was %perated on for appendicitis by Dr roves, Fergus. Mrs Wm Moore returned home from Toronto Thursday night. She had been staying wish her daughter who underâ€" went an operation recently. The Women‘s Institute will meet at the home of Mrs Hershey on Wednesâ€" day, Sept 19th, Topic to be taken by Mrs T. J. Reid. Roli call. Value and danger of pies. There seems lately to have been a falâ€" ling off in interest in the cutting and sewing in the commendable ‘and necesâ€" ary work of the Patriotic Society. The Society would much appreciate the reâ€" newal of activities in this very important branch of their work. Preparatory services were held in the Presbyterian church Friday morning preached by Mr Smith,. Dromore and the Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper was administered Sunday morning. Four new members joined the church by certificate. y Having bough@®@ part of a hardware stock, &c., at a baRgain, I am able to sell you goods at verreagonable prices. With my store cramÂ¥ged with goods I am ready tor a big Fall Â¥ade. My mot:â€" to is *honest dealing to and ali.‘ J. M. Natthews. Twentyâ€"five members of Ke Latterâ€" day Saints from Dundalk. ew and Hamilton motored and drove to the home of Mrs Walter Morrisen on Sunâ€" day. A prayermeeting was held in the morning and preaching service after noon and even‘ng Among those present were Mrs Livingstone and daughter, of Hamilton ; Mrand Mrs Jas Geary, Mr and Mrs Chester Shannon, Mr and Mrs Turner of Drew ; Mr and Mrs F. Stady, Mr McLean and Miss Stady of Harrisâ€" ton ; Mr and Mrs F. McLean. Proton ; Miss Lucy WI‘son, Swinton Park ; Mr Watson, Priceville. bigger anÂ¥Mbetter than ever. _ Wednesâ€" day and Thkksday, September the 19th and 20th. successful Fair in the building and grdunds is assured. Added :t.ractions to beNn Mount Forest for these days. The Management are makâ€" ing efforts to secure N@n aeroplane for Thursday, Sept. 20. rize lists and generil information fro e Secretary. J. T. Alien. ValuaPle farm adjoining the Town of Mount Folést for immediate sale. 60 acres all umNer cultivation: .No. 1 soil, Brick uwelMieg housé â€"with necessary attachments. \Frame barn with stabiing cemented, all Nn No. Letate of repair 2 neverâ€"lailing ing wells, large bearâ€" ing orchard: 1 ediate possession to do fall plowing. tisfactory reasons for selling. Terms Reasohable. â€" Apply to R. 0. KILGOU t. Forest, Ont. The Plckering Newsy August sm,l says: ‘‘Rev. Dr. Marsh of St. Andrew‘s Church, left home on Tuesday en route . to Buffalo, Albany, Saratoga and New | York City. He will attend the meeting of the American Astronomical Society | meeting in Dubley Observatory. Albany, ; also in Saratoga. Dr. Marsh is a memâ€" ber of the American Society and has ,‘imilma h.?zlqun in Mexico, Relgium, and $2214 wil P Winv peiereet t n d o9 and founded two ly Hamilton and pected his son in St. Andrew‘s MOUXT FOREST FALL FAIR, T ai t 1 ce e Cat o Pm L e S in.. He was amember ofthel nomical Society of Canada 3 i two of the bnzichu. nameâ€" JOHN 1 and Peterboro‘.. 1t is cx-! . on, John Marsh. will nrearh . _Mr and Mrs Albert Hunt are. SpENC* ing a few days in the vilh&ctat his home. Abby is busy inmllingo wire for the Hydro in Mr Nelson‘s house. e l °0 x t4 oduat dusi ind ons + Sss 2s Miss Sadie Hamilton is visiting friends at Woodland Harvesting is well cver in our district and threshing has commenced. There is abundance of gnin this year, and arans are better than for many seasons. crops are Di Before f‘ on coal oil, chine oil, â€" greases, at Sept. 15. 1917, the fqjowing : 80 neas Stockers and Feeders. \Terms, cash or 6 mos. credit at rate 0 per cent per annum. â€" Sale at 1 p. M D. McPhailfAuctioneer Geo. Schram, rietor The Executive and all interested if the Patriotic Bociety held a meeting in the Presbyterian church Monday evening. They decided to serve dinner and supper in the Presbyterian church on the second day of the Show. A Mass meeting of the men of Hol stein was held in Roberts‘ Hall Friday evening to discuss the "Good Roads Improvement," and see if we could have it in our village. It was decided that notthmg definite would be done at presâ€" ent. Messrs Brebner, Hostetter, DUTC! and Arthur Kerr motored with Rev Lovegrove to Hamiilton‘s lake last Friâ€" day for a day‘s fishing. All had landed some finny denizens except Mr Hostetâ€" ter, until when just leaving for home, his hook connected with a big th'rele END NOWVR WRIAIVWRRRI CCC OOR pound black bass, which was successfulâ€" ly landed also. Mesers D. P. Coleridge and Geo Leith were out to the mekm‘ Saturday and made a good catch of the speckled beauties. f Excitement ran high on Friday afterâ€" noon when an aeropiane flew over our village and deseended in Mr David Allan‘s field. The pilot had to come toâ€" earth to secure gasoline, and secured a 20 gal supply here. Citizens with autos motored a great number of the villagers up to see the acroplane, and all say, it was well worth going to see at close range. The plane made a graceful glideâ€"away, with no mishap whatever. The hum of the binder is a thing of the past now and as a good n.apy are done harvesting, the next will be the threshing machine doing its work which will take a good deal longer than it has done ftor a good many years. There will be some pretty fall granaries by the way some have to pack it into their barns and alot can not even get it in for stacks are to be seen at quite a few barns, Mr John and Miss Mary Alles were the only visitors trom here to visit the Toronto show this year,. The rest of us wiil have to take in some of the smaller shows and be content with <he sights we see there. A year or more ago when we saw an automobile on the road we thought it quite a sight bat now so common we hardly look at them, out our asâ€" tention is drawn up higher by the flight of agroplanes, six of which pasâ€" s«d over this community on Friday mornin g. Mrs Baker of Neustadt is visiting at Valentine Alles‘ at present. Mr and Mrs Scott Eccles of Arthur visited at his old home on Sunday. * 3 4 3€ > <D4923492D4 92B 6<~D5°% cve er I Pho“ee your Ord 2 Leavy for This week and next, ._To get a foothold in the world of business. The cpportu in Commercial life are bettur than ever before. _ Our |ast Graduates are earning from $520 to $900 a year. to make the decision. _ You are going to win or lose “ .', 4 pay for a course, even if you don‘t take it, in lost $PI itcb and smaller earning power, Why not start at once Nerta day. _ Write cr call at once for our free catalog of in{o‘ Time is money, so DO IT NOW, s Mt. Forest Business (foU-"- * D. A. MecLACHLAN, Pres. L. A. FLEMINC Brebner, Hostetter, ‘LBurI’ler MAPLE ROAD NOWV s P CPHNLHKC ere get my price® , harness oil, ma~ i1, motor oil and and next, will be the best tim:« procure your above supplies. all interested in It‘s Upâ€" to You PEACHES PLUMS PEARS TOMATOES ite way to Toronto. T;l;;m meatliecss week as far as the h..(tin‘ilm. tuberculous b.ia.th.ullflo t 9. L e Bs Bil our teachers abd pupi pleasant and successful mdisicu â€" Shoind » It is pleasant to bear the ding dong of the school bell again and we hope Mrs Lamont of Stratford has been spending a few weeks with ber sister Mrs Langdon in N. Arthur. We have a stock of ground feed wheat on hand that we are offe: ing for the next few days at} $40.00 per ton, sacke included. If you want feed buy now, as we have only a limited quantiâ€" Mre D. Ferguson was the guest o[ Conn friends during the past week. Miss Rawn of Bouth Bend is visi(â€" ing ber sister Mre Bim. Mr and Mrs J. H. Sithes of Inglewood were also recent visitors. Pte, B. Dyers is pow in a hosp:t«l in England. The. splinte haye been removed from his limbs but be is st:]. unable to move and it is quite pro bable he can never returo to acuiyeâ€" * Miss Clemmie Coutts of Toronto is spending a fortnight here, renewing ty to offer at this price. ROB ROY Cereal Mills Co Homeseekers‘ Excursions to Westâ€" ern Canada at low fares via Canadian Pacific each TFuesday until Ociober 30th, inclusive, Particulars from «ny Canadian Pacific Agent or WB , Howard, District Passenger Agen Toronto, Oat. Notice is y given that a Court will be held t to the Ontario Voter‘s Lists by His Honourthe Jadge of the ty * Court <(fthe County of Grey at, the Agricultura!" Hall, Hoistein, the 24th dsy of September 1917 at TB o‘elock in the afternoon to hbear \ and determice complaints, errors &nd cmissions in the Voter‘s List of the Musnicipality of Egremont for 1917. _ Dated at Holstein this 13th day c September, 1917. Being lot 17, Con 4, N D Gienelg, containing 50 acres : less. Frame barn, 12 acres bu rest n-d,*:fded d oawr. running bo‘th tand back. iâ€"nt to Church andSchool. Fo er particulars apply to Joux MoArvu 03 Water 8t, Soath, Kitch«: SEPT. 13, 1917 Judge‘s Court of Township of Eg Notice is y give i1 be held ot ter‘s Lists Act by I dge of the nty anty of Grey at, the il, Holstein, th ptember 1917 at tw8 ernoon to hear \ a Farm for Sale or Rent. e : C903 .Y Dromore and Saturday â€"The West of Egremont D‘viwllar Clerk K Eg: of Revision will have a gren t0o 18 he ol Mett. ) C s in Mracabto JOMY § Production it by pointing out the gold i: such as purity, love, faith, de all of wm was exemplified Thhpll bearers were her ney T. H. Binmie, John and Thos McGitt, Arthur and Herb. Ex spoke from the words "I land is good " which, wher material significance but ! &I&QEM nest A. McGirr, D.C. .. who died of wounds at a c clearing station in France. He cousin the tw thoug! of the Vancouver Sy hy Durnam â€" Boys Durham lads Ptes. / Norman Zimmer ; from England, on ac ;.t They enlisted 8th batt. and wen They with many o now en route home. Lieut.â€"Rornx of officers who ~}; during the week M. Rorke of the msumed. that t ke, the com 248th Battalion. that he expected ada to assist in 0 Mr Russ bachelor liv found dead least four ¢ standing gu attempts tc :l'omnu img his skatche An old is in trainit land Lieut, He 147th Grey week * wour Harmonic will be the ar The bill 0f fa; timental. 1 Peaches, plum â€"buy your fruit n two years nally disting arded the mi arded Distir Meals will be ser ladies, Fair day, Se adjoining Central D VOL. XL, NO. It is War Time Produce More and Sm _ Muke Your Latbor | __, .. Bave Materials fr Bpend Your M Exclusi l;ti'o 18 7 a est at 23 ST messa Two H br ue 0i some 0; *s, &c., of the place on Sat ponded to Au nuch of the st it was almo: books. some nC D hHe is ther kn He McGirr fan D U R H A n we are our New we cordia inspection. Dav rkE Retura® by mma t H 1j the m H M R Returxu® Mi avin U *R 4 N. W 1) () Re