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McClllaDr's 1!iirlletEiillliiit:mqtatst Why shouldn't they buy from you? Make up your mind to secure the trade of the Summer cot- tages near town, this year. Think of all the things they will be buy- ing! Why shouldn't they buy them from you? In the city they are used to ordering goods by tele- phone. Call them, even using Long Distance where necessary and tell them what you can do for them. Remind them that for week-end par- ties you can give them prompt delivery. When they see how easy it is to order from you try telephone they will likely prove good cus- tomers all Summer. GROSS orrrAmtrhRCHNEs TORONTO The gifts from the family consist. ed of n (brie piece wicker Bet, from the relatives and friends two sets or silverware lined with gold. Including a " gold piece and many other use- ful gm: betlttinq the occasion. A real sochhle time was spent with the happy couple by then pres- ent. some forty people being in at- tendance. Many were the congratu- lations bestowad upon Mr and Mrs. Manary by thotre present, as well an by a number who called and wished them many more years of health and strength. Mr and Mrs Maury moved from Litttowel to lot 27. con 11, Township of lineman! in the you 1818 when for a number of yen: they resided. eventually moving serous the road to lot 27, con. It, when Mr Luxury with the help of his panner in lite, hand out from the unbroken forest a home for themselves and for a period of M your: resided in the Township. moving to Holstein after. Here they have been much reapeeted residents of this community. home to magnum than on the econ-Ion of 50 your- of hurried lite. Mr. luxury m born in hurt. Rentrew Co. and In Mnnary in Et. mo. Perth Co. They were married on Mar 17. 1876. by the Rev. John Bell. " that time pastor of the Prel- byterinn church in Linton]. The family consisted of six sons and um daughters, (Mary), Mrs Thou. Bung. ton, Toronto: (Clara), deceased; J. W., residing in Toronto; (Florence). (hemmed; Wesley w., who was hil. led in action while serving in the Great War; tCharlotte,? Mrs E. Smith, Hoist-4n; Donnidn at home; (Ada). Mrs A. H. Sturrock, Toronto. Golden Weddig of It "er3th Hanan The family. maven Ind fr%gtda of Mr. and In John Islam. Hot. min. subarea together u theh. Come and see it in Action thee it at Our Great Cookery Demonstration Mis a New Electric Range Cooking Element---McClary’s Speediron That has revolutionized Electric Cooking ,, bringing to it such speed, dependability and efficiency as has never been known before, This wonderful new Speediron E1- ement simplifies cooking-saving time, Labor and money-changing electric cook- ing from irksome duty to a real pleasure. , l Demonstration -June 71h, 8th 83 9th This Beautiful Enamelware Set Given Away FREE with Bach Electric Range Sold If you want to see this marvellous new Element in operation and learn what a boon it will be to your kitchen you MUST come to our Electric Range Demonstration Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. See the Specdiron in Action t Then you will understand why McClary’s is nearer perfection than any other Electric Range in the world - why its speed, economy and satisfaction are the pride and wonder of happy housewives everywhere. Come and see it. McClary's Sp: edircn is removable, renewable & reliable--- as speedy as it is durable. Should the coils ever burn out the element can be lifted up in a moment and a new coil replacd. Speediron coils last much longer than coils in open elements, because they are not exposed to accidents - they cannot be damaged by pots or knocvs and boiling over. The Perfect Element Mrs Joe. Moore entertained I mot. or load of relatives from Toronto the Brat ot the week. MrsAttseetBettqrhohnatseeuvi.. tting rel-(Ives It omu- since tut July. nturned homo recently. Mr Dibble and son Wilfrid of Aur on, also Mr and Mrs Wilma! Hill ot Durham, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Geo. McKelvie. Most of the farmers have iUtiahed seeding and I guess some have not. Mr: Alfred McCabe. Varney, is spending this week with Mr 311de Thou. Moore. Mr Andrew Henry, our local agent. is doing a good business in ’the bos- iery line. It appears to us that stockings are more in the limelight now than in days ot yore. Phone. line 31, rhurtr--e Mr Alex. Henderson, of Detroit. upon! our the week end " W. A. Lawrence's. A few of our football sports took in the Holiin---Arton me " Hol- stein Monday evening. We baud It Mrs Alfred oktorne, Hnmuton. is spending a couple ot weeks with her sister, Mrs John negate. Miss Bes- sie Lente or Durham, also called at the old home for a day. We extend the aympatiy of this neighborhood to Mrs Wm Hum-aw, and family, formerly ot this vicinity in Mr Hargnwe’s demise. Mr and Mrs Ed. Wells visited with Durhm relatives Sunday Int. Mrs McKay of vtrneoueer, (nee Emma Bell) ls visiting her sister, Mrs Austin Han}: ttt present. Good Durham we for Bale. Al- ' a good work h r99. Apply to A W. . HUNTER, R. . No. 1, Varney NORTH EGREMONT Ftht SALE I Miss Edwnrds of Hanover High , School and formerly of Holstein Con. tinuation School, visited over the Iweek end with Mrs Petrle. Miss Ed- Iwards has been engaged on the amt! of Kingston Collegiate tor the com. ing yearn I Mr. C. McMillan In so busy withhis ‘motor hen-so that he had to get Mr lWatson of PHeevole to assist him lone day lately. I Messrs Geo and Arthur Brown, Al- bert Abbe. accompanied Mr Arthur [Abba onubusiness trip to Guelph on I Saturday. ! HOLSTEIN LEADER t LOCAL no PERSOIALg Messrs Geo. and 'an. Allen and Mrs Henry Reid, left Wednesday to attend the funeral of their uncle. Mr Jno. Ymutttttltst, Gowanstown. Mr Jno. McLean. Priceviue, visit- ed with his cousin. C. McMillan and tore part of the week. Rev. Johnston left Tuesday for Montreal where he will attend the Gen. Assembly. The opening session is on Wednesday. June 2, at 8 p. m. 'Arthur Hague who has been re. Nevin; in Walkerton. m home over the week end and left Monday for Paris, Ont. Dr McLellan will resume his prac- tice in Holstein in the neighborhood of the lat of July. Messrs Geo. Brown, L. Woodyard and Martin Bye you! to Windsor with Mr Geo. Smith In! week,brlng- ing home several new care. Mr Nelson McGuire visited his father " Belgrave last week. Rein lugmham -ot Amos and Knox. occupied the pulpit in the Presbyter- lan church Sunday evening. Miss Beatrice Finder. nurse-in- training ot the Harper hosplml. De- troit, ls spending her vacation with her parents, W. T. and Mrs Finder. THE DURHAM REVIEW PAT‘D one 3:51) in: Juno "-Arton " In. hm! has "-HNenedtm at Hal-uh Juno "-Aytors n Glendon Jim 86--Mt. Mt at m ”no St-tet For”: " M FOOTBALL SCHEDULE, GROUP June 8--Mmtnt Forest " Am. June 4--moteyin " Glendon June HM. " Mt. more“ Guy Williamson ot Gleneden refer. eed satisfactorily and kept I strong hand over the game and proved very upable. I HOLSTEIN AYTON IGibson goal Seminar Mt. Pore Gleneden Holstein Buchlen left forwards Clements centre forward Sela: MeGirr right torwu'ds Lewis Eccles Blyth ’STANDING OF GROUP NO, Won Loot Tie I Amirng the Ayton players were several familiar faces. viz: Beim and Thomas of last year's Holstein team and L. Yandt, L. Grier and C. Eldt, formerly of Orchard, who helped win the Egremont cup the C. Eidt play- ed with Holsteln’s W.F.A. team of 1921. Ayton have a tine strong team. and with more practice will make“ interesting for the other teams in the group. - The game commenced with the play ranging from end to end and both goalies were tried out in the first few minutes. After 5 minutes play, Clements shot, the ball hitting the upright and bounced in. It was a pretty shot. giving Szembre no chance to save. A few minutes later an unfortunate affair happened when Thomas, centre half of Ayton, and formerly or Holstein club, collided with Clements and had his left leg badly sprained. He was replaced by Eidt and the game resumed. Play speeded up and Seim on an individ- ual rush scored for Ayton and even- ed the score. Half time ended with the score l-l. The second half star- ted ott with a rush with MoGirr tak. Ing a long shot which almost caught the Ayton goalie napping. Both teams were working in some tine combine-1 tion but the defense was strong and! broke up one attack after another. and there was no further scoring un- til Schenk fouled Dickson in the pen- alty area and Clements scored on the kick. A few minutes later Me- Girr scored a pretty goal on a pass from close in. Clements scored the last goal on a free kick from a few feet from outside the penalty kick.I It was a tine effort, the ball hitting the cross bar and bouncing behind, the goalkeeper. I of tr-o. In the tirtst half the play was fairly. even with both miles making some fine stops. Near the end of the period, Clements took a pass from Dickson on right wing and headed the ball over the bar. A few minutes later Sandy McKenzie scor- ed on a scramble in trout of the nets and the period ended I-o for Hol- stein. in the second, Holstein had much the better ot the play with the forwards working in time after time for shots on goal. Collis made some tine saves. Clements scored the se- cond goal a few minutes after play was resumed. Red. Finder scored two goals, the last being the pretti- est of the night when he drovesfnst side shot from left wing. Clements scored the last goal on a " low one from well out. Guy Williamson handled the game very satisfactorily. Mr Get Spotton. Winghun, visit- ed " the [use last week. Mr and In Don. Uranium Mr. end In Wm Urquhert and their 3 children. ttil of Detroit, were guests of Mrs Hostetter over the week end. Mr Arum has reshlngled his More and residence. Messrs Pollock andB Gibson doing the work. Mrs J. Carter of Flaxombe. Sash. is again spending a few weeks with her parents. Mr and Mrs Jan Hora. burgh. set installed Holstein played their tirst sched- uled same It Mt. Forest Friday eve lung May 28th and won by the score Mr Jarvis Scott. Toronto, In t week end visitor with Mr A. mm MT. POREsT-Goai-- Collie, backs --A. Stewart, Quantrm, halt backs-- R. Donald. Caskinette, Ghent; Pots wards- Homing, Chalmers, Neilson. Weltz, Watts. Mr A. Buller made a business trip to Toronto the Brat of the week. HOLSTEIN : Goal-Gibson; backs --t3mail, myth; half backs-H. Pin- der, Bet-lea. Schutz. Forwards --R. Finder, McKenzie, Clements, McGirr, N. Dickson. Holstem 4, Ayton l Holstein played their second game of the season on Monday, May 31st when they took on the Ayton eleven and won by the score of 4--1. For this game the line-up was changed, Whyte replacing H. Finder at left half back and Buschlen playing at inside left in place of McKenzie. Holstein Ib-l Petrle has had a radio in her home. S, Mt forest i) goal lacks Thomas, & Eidt Lunuden Points ', _Mlss Isabel Lamont has returned home from her aunt's, Mrs B. Eccles lol' Mt. Forest. 1 Miss Ruberta Philp. R. N., arrived _lhorne on Saturday from Geneva hos- ;pital, Illinois. (a suburb of Chicago), ';where she has spent the greater part of the time being night super- visor. She still prefers Canada. Thin morning's rain is.. welcome and Nature Its beautiful in her green- ery and flowers. "What in so are as a day in June t" Mr and Mrs Roy Mchivny and children. visited her sister, Mrs. C. Witherow, Calderwood. the beginning of the week. Mr and Mrs Hutch visited their daughter, Mrs Criapin. tiomuuttry, recently. - H0L8TEllll SCHOOL REPORT Mrs W. J. Merdaeherm and brother, David Alles, Toronto, motored home Saturday, returning yetrterdtsy. Mrs Whyte went to Dromon- Sat- urday to spend a few days with rela- tives there. Percy accompanied her for a few hours. Br ttt tMono-A. Hum. tNatry-- G. West. It McPluden. B. Woody-rd. B. Am!" mus]; H. Finder. L, Pt B. Amilt equsl; H. Finder. L. lo- " l Kenzle. "n-c. Johnna, s. lccul IPI', Jr IV, tttF-B. can-um, H. Smith. “a J. Lewis, t. mm. c. Arum. I. new "I B. Smith. "il-ae. Tyndall, v. Al- 'ld"' Jr IV, oetm)-B. Mlle. H. Smith. J. Lewis. t. helm. C. mu. 1. local B. Smith. "il-Ae. Tyndall, V. At. Inn. absent. Br " tHott.)-). Irvin. Ptum--r. Sim, M. Woodynrd, M. Howey. J. Kenny, M. Mowbray. Fun-M. Fid- Mrs Geo. Troup had the pleasure recently of entertaining her brother. Wm Rudd, his wife and daughters, Dorfs and Elinor of Arthur. Mr and Mrs Geo. Drimmie and family recently visited her home in Priceville. ler, Jr m (Hon) - Marie Allan, W. Aitken, B. Mather. Pass-B. Gibson. l Ellis. N. Johnson. G. Stevenson, M. Aitken, W. Bilton, C. Mowbg-ay. No. on roll M. Av. Attend'ee 34.9 J. E. Davidson, teacher guntirr Room Br Ir-A. helm. I. Rife, D. Preet.F West, E. Gadd. V. Ellis. M. Christie, H. Smith. M Preet, L. Tyndall. Jr Pts--r. Christie, A. Brown. M. Aitken, M. Johnson. B. McKenzie, P, Gadd, W. Stevenson. D. Althea, W. Fidler. Mr and Mrs Reg. Prebble and fam. ily of Ilderton, were recent guests at his cousin’s. W. H .Rogers' and were accompanied by them on a short visit to Fred McCaw’s, Arthur. Br r-E. Gadd. (W. Davis. R. Fid- ler, equal) C. Butler, E. Smith. P, Mather. Quite a. number went out last night to the tirnrt football game of the season to be played in Holstein. and helped cheer the local team to their second victory-' good beginning! Afterwards they attended the play put on by Dromore talent and wem interested in "Mother Mine." Seeding is nearly titiitthed and now comes preparation for corn and roots. Gardening and poultry also occupy considerable time. Br Pr-J. McCall. A, McGuire. K, Love. K. Lamont. " Pr-V. Leah, H. Butler. 'A' elturtg--i. meet, H. Huber, It Rae, G. Dyer, D. Dyer. Average attendtutee MA. We are sorry to hear that Miss Jean Lamont, Mt. Forest .ls serious- ly ill with pneumonia. following the flu. Her brothers Hugh and Elttin, called on her in the Hospital Sunday and found her slightly better though not out of danger. We hope she will soon be convalescent. - ---B. C., N Br I k d be . Shingles All grades ',edUef/l,',l'lt,t. '1',utt'gi an mu! KliilHatemhtx, Semi-p, Etc. THE pE0PLE's MILLS, Mt. Forest Call and look over our stock. It vi” be o plenum to - to your needs. F'. J Floyd, Teacher . GROAT i ALLAN'S CORNERS Council met lay Slit. Member, alt present. Minutes adopted. Mtut--Rotrtr: That the Council form a Court of Revision with the Reeve In the cltnir.--Carrrted. Members subscribed to the requir- ed declaration. There wem no Mr- pals gun“ the assessment Rou. (Continued on Page 5.) Splendid Play by Mr James Eden machined a one team of horses "on: Mr Thus. Put of Blytbe’s Corners. The next meeting of the Ptogres sive Clubs will be on Fridny evening at the home of Mr John Marshall or Knox Corners. The principal speak. ers of the evening will be Miss Agnew MucPhnil M.P.. Mrs Pedlnr of Flesh- erton and In Douglas ot Mt. Pores: A baptismal service will be held in St Paul's church Sunday next. The my "Mother line" pit-samba by 0mm Dretie Club In tho Hall hero on Monday "rt/l,' ii,, highly 0113on try, all pmvut. P. V“ given under women'. Instilul: auspice. Ind it, u regretuble that not . tamer matches patronized it u the Hull my only about half in. led. The phy is tvhned and ruler tuning. With touches or pathos and humor pervading it. Ot the mm. cluncten Mrs Alex Milne ns'Muth er line' had much the ttetatiert, role. end she ideally depicted Ilu. verm hearted mother, who, now " widow with step daughter married, longed to odopt a Bon.. A young man who cute in the window as a. thir", van discovered by her, repented un der her motheriy kindness ttttd both were hlppily suited by his adoption on her not; J. A. Graham, tenclm " Yeovii. took this latter chant-m very 'eatutieally, his tender regard for his new mother and her (an. and auction tor him, being out. etuading ehameteHatiets of the pla) Jerry, the adopted boy, is wanted on . theft charge. detectives, deacon” and lovers - and nil ends imp pity, with Jerry exonerated and "P. med. All the etuutcters Wow um tttted tor their respectiw roles, bus we cannot attempt to follow th, thread of the play throughout. The ladies of the U. P. W. o. Club of Vnmey locality. Received a pNRn ing invitation. to a joint trawling at: the home or Mrs Ward of Moun: Fomt. where they spent an enjoy oble afternoon recently. going by wny or motor, in Lady Guelph motor bus. Mr and Mrs Arch. Baird of Dur ham spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Eden. Other chnncters wen mam Bessie Drfmmie, Eather McLean, A Renwlck. Mr: Frank Hopkinr.,Mrsh1 Renwick. Alex mine. Arch Clark Wilfrid Rettnrteir, Ju. Hooper, Fran} Hopkins. The proceeds of the even lug vet; union $40. Quite a number from this I enjoyed the play given by h members In the Hall at Holst, in; In aid of the Worm-11's Ir, of Holstein. Born-on May M, to Mr and Mr Wm. P. Pollock, a daughter. Mr Joseph Morrison of London who motored up in his Chev. coach spent a. couple ot weeks with his n Iatives around this vicinity. Mr Earl Mead its the latest pm- chuer of t Star run-about. Con granulation. Mr and Mrs George Brown of Ho stein. spent Sunday at the homo lt the latter’s parents. Mr and Mrs la: Kerr. V JUNE 3. 1926 Did-ore Talent this loan“ by hromo Holstein, h -omon In. be smut behind her in I manner In whir the an} of n nu won the u lino! her work dun the MI church at 4.16 til!“ the Mission “and ol church u 4.16 Fm. Thursday. l 17ttt. Union Soc-vies for two Sundays we urn-ks. mu Rev. lr'. Smith. mrvlceu for two day. the 12th Inn of Que-111 8L l Church wilt wore Knox Church and 81. Church. the dtgeted try Rev. l will use I’m-”1 I and u Hampden Harri». Nwmu Harrie behind Rev and Mr Tuesday for rm will ll with. at t v Knox Church I After M1 ty from you" tho nbow ' Tuesday no"! yen-u were - the hopes of we!) male“ skill In “on: of his {INN ler. It was not to The my "Home under anbyterinn Tom: Hall Frldu Dru-nae Clttb was by the Bqtdhettre, was not lama th "It. As thr Ret play. when Riv-n loudly pwviouh. further mention. Will - in Knox On Wvdnesday of ter ter, It was a suck? ot 1mm utiw mom in I till I few days 1 was sum-rod and He “I In his 6! Jun brides would do who our stock of wed Fry. We ttave everything lo date and the price a tt m“ keep no (‘u- 1m 1m mode of ittvittstlett l then. - More Play He hum At wire, I son W duller, Miss our mum 81 and over 24] W. The an“ Priovvlllo- n be he“ on Saturday. Ju I“ Put, Toronto. at I a. cameo. Come um plenum afternoon and I Manet-mill W nt Hospital In. Nelson Hullidu). mm an operauor "claim. slaw lam ism while In In. Nichol. I“. III"! Boyd ol lid; had (but tonsils rennin VOL. Int-y vacant prwvemied I“ of “of bee It Mimic-w new on Tuesday last lt m be“ In“ Tuesday, Jun" l Deceased VIII P man And in duh ml“ amend-m! a " way one of his I an oft How this I [mused WI“ Huron Co. He an- ttrem 3nd ior w (aha-mun“!!! ll , your! no hr was following yPer they when they MW b all our “not l -- of the Pt - overtook ht: no, of New " his. mm at Durham -tery. Postponed Bee Hwy Bone-r Anon; friends will! here m 1 mm!) and I NM mum: and Mrs. Eur! mud and Kitrtt i can. Glut oesmnu: My. urea on " nun Road u - the Corporal! t ot “will! may locum-d. not” and "ttttoutta, well fened um ppm“ Am 'rm-ed camp- "th om- I " a! had “Hutu. lb! mrther Micah” ‘Wh to TMM. cases MUD. “In - ' In. 'ttthet Death of l. I). Browning Phone listening , Pmbyw -rul Coum mu. in fe-ts chm rm ' for 1101 will amend wabrtery, t " nd Kitrtt I: Mr and In [nominal m wel I PROP‘RTV FOR SA Th 'OPICS ly Pu hm II M H h " M " .NO 1w " tt m Mr