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g24eef:ssereEt ii&??i??fi&??fi C3e333232333223 2322432332332 3" @"" John McQGowan wheat, Barley and Oats Chop â€"â€"> All kinds of grain bought at Sovereign, Eclipse and Pastry Flour Every baz guaranteed. If not satisfactor? bring it back and get your money. Low Grade Flour, Rolled Oats, Breakfast Cereal, Bran, Shorts, Middlings, Corn Chop, Cracked Chicken Corn Choice Stationery Industria! Department Toronto and Winnipeg wil furnish full paiticulars regarding land in Wostern Canada available for ferming or other purposes. U tons of No. 1 Mixed Chop WHEAT AND BARLEY CRIMPED OATS for Horse Feed at Fair Prices CHOPPED OATS at. ... very reasonable rates Sun. Mon. Wed. Fri.â€"Canadian National all the way. Tues. Thurs. Sat.â€"Â¥ia G.T., T. & N.0., Cochrane thence C. N. Rys. Tickets and full information from nearest Canadian Mational Reilways‘ Agent, The Central Drug Store THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS The best is none too good for your corresâ€" pondence. _ We have Holland Linen and Cambria Linen Stationery. _ Also Pads, Papetries, Correspondence Cards, Moore‘s Unleakable Foumtain Pens, etc. or General Passenger Department, Toronte. i bought at market price. . Special Reduction on Flour and Feed in ton lots. 8. MeBETH, Prop Our teacher, Miss Fettes, was calâ€" led to her sister‘s home, Mrs Henderâ€" son, as nurse, nine of them being sick at one time but are now all getâ€" ting betrer. Miss MeGirr of Durâ€" ham is taking Miss Fettes‘ place. VÂ¥r. and Mrs. David McTntyre of Pt Arthur, formerly of Egremont, are visiting friends and renewing acquaintances. _ Itis about [14 years since they left lgremont, The lights in the sky on Monday evening was unusually beautiful They appeared to radiate from almost directly overhead and spread over the southern sky. It is thought they have no connection with the aurora borealis or northern lights. Those who were sick are generally improving, _ A fresh case of mumps breaks out occasionally. _ Dr. Ellis who was very ill for a few days is also improving. Diedâ€"In Egremont on March 22. Mr Archibald McBachern, aged 85 years. ] R. Philp was in Listowel last of the week visiting C. S, Legge who is slowly improving and able to sit up a while every day. Mr John Pollock, Montreal, spent a few days last week with kis mother Mrs Alex Pollock and sister, Mrs W. Aberdein and other friends. The home of Mrs John Brown, Holâ€" stein, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on the evening of St. Patâ€" rick‘s Dav, March 17, 1920. when her youngest daughter, Lottie Jean, was united in marriage to Albert S T. Eccles, voungest son of Mrs James Escles,. Holstein, the Rev. G S Scott officiating. Promptly st six o‘clock to the strains of Lohengrin‘s wedding mirch played by Miss Etbel N. Shary e, the bride entered the parlor, leaning on the arm of her brother George â€" The bride looked charming in a gewo of light blue satin, with overdress of blue net. trimmed with silver lace ud carried a bonquet of pink roges, _ They were nnatterded, except for two little fxwer girls, Misses Marie Aitken nl Mary Eccles nieces of the bride, who ve e drassed in cream lustre. trimmed with blue, and carried bonquets of carnations While congratulations were beirg +xtended to the newly wedded conple the pianist rendered Mendelssotn‘s wedding march _ ‘"The groom‘s gil‘s to the bride were a sunhburst ard set of taupe fox furs, to the httle flower girls. gold bracelets with Peridot settings. and to the pianist, a sunburst The guesrs, who rumbered filty. cossisted of the immediate relatives of the countracting parties tngether with his overseas pals, assembled in the diring room, where a sumptuous repast was served. The tabl« decera tions were in keeping with the St. Patrick‘s Day occasion. _ The preâ€" sents bestowed were numerbous useful and costly. _ The bride‘s goingâ€".aw»y costume was a navy bilue suit, with hat tomatch. _ The young couple will reside in the village and we extend to them our beartiest congratulations for a long anrd useful life. East half of Lot 21 and Lot 22, Con 19 Egremont, containing 150 acres more of less. About 100 acres cleared. q mile from school, church convenient, good spring creek 25 acres sweet clover seedâ€" ad. Bargain to quick purchaser. Apply to John Hill. _ HOLSTEIN LEADER Eccles â€"â€" Brown Farm For Sale DIED R. R. 1, Varney sOUTH BEND _ Snch faets as the above show the im peut.i;o necessity olfingrening the j " | exâ€"portable supply of beef cattle. As noon, on Wednesday, March 17. \C»operation of rx’nent. packers auring a quiet but pretty wedding took place | th 1 TaCh â€" at the home of ‘"Sr.. aud Mrs. B. p;|fnesAt feveni twWo JRCHE 5 n Sharp when tbeir daughter Reta was 1+ That tre norms! demand for united in marmage to Mr Andrew| meats in Euarope is so great that MeFarlane of Trogan, Sask., near| _ Cabadianexports scareely touchâ€" Regina. Phe bride‘s pastor, Rev. | ed the fringe of the trade. Mr McClelland M,. A,, B D. ofticiaâ€" 2. Thatlargerorganizations in other ted and Miss Jessice Beli, Dnrbun.i countries, by greater turnover, played the weddiog march. Te bhad a considerable advantege bride who was unattended, looked over Capadian firms. charming in a gown of cream silk| To reimedy thase conditions it is crepe de chene, mmmgd with tringe cecessary tbat there sbhould be a and seed pearls embroidered. . She |large increase of the livestock on uur wore a beautifal pearl necklace, the | tarms. gift otf the groom end carried a boâ€" 6 qnet of whie carnations and bya * s cintts. _ After congratulations they | _ Two kegs of booze that roiled off the sat down to a sumptuous dinver after | drayman‘s sleigh in Kincardine and led which they lefs on the C. P. R . train 1 commmenmmnonmmnenmmimenmeememeneitm come rccmmunsninumner for Toronw where they will s.ay over | the week end, also stopping at Win:â€"| nipeg and ovber places and expect to | reach the groom‘s bome about the | ie e t Wcc e ie t e e t use aasaeeacis en t tirst of the month: | Iâ€"I.fi'â€"â€"â€" The bride was one of our most popolar young ladies and will be missed, especially at Letter Breen chureb otf which she was a member and always took an active part in e.ery department. ‘The mary beaun titul and costly presen‘s received, show the esteem in which she is beld The groom is well and favorably known bere slso. _ Thoogh be bas lived in the west for a number of vears be was born and raised noar Letter Breen aod resurning from time to time kept in iouch with ola friends and showed Igood jadgment in comiog back bome when seeking a wite, _ We congratulate him on his choiceand wish them both a long aud bappy lite togecher Through this world of care and (On Mooday, 15h inst, alboughb the rouds were very bad, a young lady arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Walls and of course is the most important person in the bouse. We weleeme ber to the Bend. A farmer in Albion Tp., Peel County, who bought 100 acres for $3,200 got $5,200 for his crop of sweet clover last Congratulations to Mr Peter Hay, of Dromore who has entered the ranks of the benedicts. year. sorrow, May their lives be bright as day, And prosperity attend them Lo their bome so far awav. And when the joarney of life is o‘erf Aod tbeir heaven}y bowe is nigt, May they hbear the Master say, wel _done In that land beyond the sky. Mr James Ramage after several years in the west came home recentâ€" ly. _ He is still using crutches from the effects of a fall from a building a year ago, which injured his spine. Messs Dayvid Hooper and Tom Moore have the poles erected preparâ€" atory to having the phones installed in connection with Holstein central. All the ratepayers eas; of the roth sideroad on the 22nd con, with one exception hnve signed for the phones in their residence. TIE DURBRAM REVIEW Notwithstanding the bad roads, quite a number turned out to bear Kev Mr McCsiten who is much apâ€" preciated, at Ebenczer on Sunday night last. Snow is going fast snd locomotion is diflicult, yet our faithful mail carâ€" rier duly makes his rounds. One more week, then Esester boliâ€" days. â€" Good news for the small boy going to school. It‘s all too true that many children have a disli{e for animal fats, yet the same children will readily take and relish Syrup making is in full swing, and lots of the beautiful still in the bush. Hearty congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Geo. Hooper on the arrival of a dainty little miss on Tuesday of this week The committee appointed to secure a new butchering house for Tartan beefring, purpose meeting soon to take steps to that end, Anyoue wishâ€" ing a part share should consult amy of the three inspectors or the Secreâ€" FATS FOR ENERGY Misses Tena Williams and Grace Ramage arrived home from OQ. Sound two weeks ago and are now enlivenâ€" ing their homes. SCOTTS ; EMULSION This choice is instinctive and is linked up with the fact that Scott‘s is assimilated when other forms of fat are a disturbing element. Give your boy and girl plenty of energizing and warmthâ€"imparting Scott‘s Emulsion. It will build them up! Scoit & Bowne. Toronto, Ont. 19â€"48 NORTH EGREMONT TORONTO â€"«mâ€" > + i Aceording to the returns of the ‘Dominion Baereau of Statistics, the ‘namber of cattle was 7,546,000 in {1908, when the &)vgmuion was estiâ€" maed at 6,650,000.â€" in 1919, the | number including mileh cows was 10, 083,000 with the »stimated population | slighUy ander 9,000,000. Yet during thosetwelve years there has been a tremendous expansion in the overseas marketa which might be served by Cenada and all means oi reaching these markets, trapsportaâ€" tion, sbipping and marketing facili ties haye been improved. Mrs G. N. Ruttle and children of.i Toronto are visiting her mother, Mis Adam Keller. _fi Mr W, Dickson bad a very suceessâ€" ful sale on Thursday. Theday being fine brought out a good crowd and everything sold for a good price, 1911 â€" â€" .90 1919 â€" â€" 1.12 That is, the increase of cattle vear by year bas on‘y kept pace sieadily with the growth of gomestic populaâ€" tion ; it bas allowed no margio for more export trade. Mrs Geo Schram of Holstein, spent Wednesday afternoon with her sister Mrs P . Cornish. Tha youth and beauty of this localâ€" ity attended the dance at Mr Jobn Dickson‘s on Friday. _ All seport a splendid time, Oar national strek ot cattie toâ€"day is, compared, with populauon, exactly in the state it was tweive years ago. In simplest torm the number of catâ€" tleto inbabitants for three ty pical years was ; Mr and Mrs W. Dickson spent Sunâ€" day afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs W. T. Pinder. Address of Inspectur of i axstion for this District. ; YORAR, UuNT. Every unmerried person, or widow, or widower, without deâ€" pendants os defined by the Act, who during the calendar year , 1919, received or earned $1,000 or more. All persons residing in Canada, employed in Canada, or carrying on business in Canada, are liable to a tax on income, as follows: Your IncomeTax Return Sould be Filed Canada‘s Cattle lected. PENALTY Every person who is required to make this return, who fails to do so within the time limit, shall be subject to a penaity o‘ $10.00 for each day during which the defauilt continuesâ€"andall such penâ€" aliies shali be essessec and collected from the werson liable to make the return in the same manner in which tares are ussessed and colâ€" Corporations and Joint Stock Companies muking a return of all dividends and bonuses paid to sharcheldâ€" ers and members during 1919, must use Form T 5. NOTE â€"ind vidumi= comprising pas nership mant file returns in their induy dual capaety on Form T I or K 1 A. Employers muking a return of the names and amounts paid to all diâ€" rectors, officials, agents or other employees must use Form T 4. CLASS 1 Forms to be used in filing returns on or before the 31st of March, 1920: Trustees, executors, adâ€" nunistrators, agenis and assignees must use Form ORCHARD nc on 3 Department of inance 1.12 Important Notice! A letter to Mr. John Morice, Normanâ€" by, from Mr. Jas. Watt, {formerly of Hampden) who with his wife are winterâ€" ing at Victoria, B.C., tells ofi the death of Fred Morice, nephew ‘to John, and only son of David Morice who died some years ago _ Fred died from pleuroâ€"pneuâ€" monia following the flu, a young man of 24 and his mother with whom he resided, is sorely bereaved. ficeacxccacmae..-“aau&xlma‘&muatstxafi to Lawyer Stewart being heavily fined, were never claimed and were handed over to the hospital. Prepay postage on letters and documents forâ€" warded by mail to Inspecâ€" tors of Taxation. Read carefully . structions on Form I hlling it in. March, 1920. All persons in CJ, shown hereen, im on or before the . April, 1926. All persons in (Auss 1, as shown hereon, must Lile <n or before the 3ist of Obtain Forms (r0 Inspectors or As Inspectors of Taxati from Postmasters. All other individuals, . _Every corporation and who during the celendar _ J0in! stock company, whose year 1919, received or grofits exceeded $2,000 earned §$2,000 or micre during the fiscal year endâ€" M FSCnE® ec in 1919. Licke your returns promptly, and avoid penalties General Instrucstions Time Limit or an Incubatorâ€"â€" We have the Buckeyeâ€"it‘s the one for results or a Victrolaâ€"â€" See the one we handle. Come and hear it play you‘ll be just as pleased as we are. A Cream Separatorâ€"â€"â€" SPRING GOODS Our Spring Goods have arrived in almost all lines, although not so complete as we would like on account of world shortage. But you‘ll find it more complete here than in most places. Ladies! Don‘t Fail to Look our Dress Goods Dept. over Men‘s Overalls R. W. You may be going to buy Some of the most handsome colorings and the quality is consistent with the price. No. 1 material at............. We have the famous Peabodysâ€"they need no recommendâ€" at $3.50. Also a good Heavy Blue & Black Overall, yell rpade qnd Zoay/or d Co. § =:"~ PV BREADNER, Commissioner of Taxation. 30th of U filk h Teormtnton of Canab: Well, our De Laval is the one lacry person required to muke a return, who fails to do so within the time limit, shull be subject to a penzity ol twontyâ€"five per centum * the zsmount of the tax pars bie. Any person, whetber tarable or utherwise, who fails to make a return or provide information duly required according 10 the provisions of the Act, shall be lizble on summary conviction to 2 penaliy of $100.00 for each day during which the defautt continues. . Also any person making a false statement in any return or in any information required by the Minister, shall be liable, on summary convictionr, 10 a penaliy not cxceeding $10,000, or to «izx months‘ imprisonâ€" ment or to both fine and imm isonment. Form T 2. All individuals <ther than fermers and ranchers mut use Form T 1. Farmers and ranchers mu>t use Form T P A. Corporations and |}cint Stoek Companies must us Forms to be used in filing returns on ur before the 30th of April, 1920; MARCH 25, 1920 Central Business College We have experienced instruc tors, give thorough courses and assiet graduates to posttiong. Ge+ our free catalogue and learn whi i we can do for you. We give vocâ€" ational training to returned men . Mt. Forestâ€"Stratford â€"Wingham D. A. McLACHLAN, President CLASS 2 PENALTY Students May Enter at asy Time BBNREIRESPNESE YE xp South Grey Acricult «lecided to hold Field C in Oats and Swede Tu: OQate and one o{ Turniy vf the Society can com; rance fee $1 each _ Fo to non winners | compete will kindiv sen fees to Secretary, Geo | ously iÂ¥ with pneumosn: attack at the beginning make matters worse 1/« crowded he could not + be wesat hishone u: three weeks at the mos! «dey and night nurses H «admitted to the hospital counts as makng recover Islgy was also laid 0# for was going on [ or Mechan und the professors to e« Ium this vear. , eas '-;m‘ three yea mission work, h new fheld, that « ‘The Argus" of â€"â€"Of is it a dall : 19 speal: to and tarough the pre audience than h« Mr. Greenwoo 1, was married to a Prems of local inter« marrieges, deaths, wed parties, sccidents, p ments, fires or anythin will be news to the re: for this column free. «arly in the week as pc swoer Cuover Si heve secured good clo benefit of the surround have not yet purchased per bushe!l Any one this seed should apply t« ham. YOLJXLEHI, NC Word has come Wmm Campbel!. 3 west Inte Mr. Thos. Binnie, for Review tells ol mow and none of 1 (Ontario came throvg then what fun they snow shoeing hbocke Hay for Sale â€" ply 19 Thos. Mc For SaLk. â€"‘ car, 6 passenger Front Mardware. ”*5'“ Trojan Washe H. Marding‘s store o wmh, alternoon and eve A car of Bâ€"itish pected this weell-., mmc per ceni by investing your spare Bande â€"the safest inve You are invited stration of Apex Waraingâ€"All ho by warned that the ashes on the streets < ham, is contrary to 1 will be prosecuted. 1 tiumes and the past Bankhassteadil efforts to the ce uphuilding of 1)» manufacturing cial business of Ourefncientsers forthe benefit 0o° invest at once. Ramege at Revic STAKRARS €. RKamage Mr. J. W F];\C’W [Â¥A JOHN KELLY » » 0o iA PRICEVILLE BRANCH ns success in OPEN TUESDAYS aNn0 FAiCAYS DURHAM BRANCH tor leâ€"About ® McNiece, 1 .â€"â€" Second J.N Mur Ca@n Al |) w C )f C Issued b\ R S at Review 16 de Lic t A M