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Individual instruction. Practical ethods. Special Course for Far. nnel-3' Bona. Enter my day. Free catalogue- on request. lung order. 1 a" [nine with " In. saw. " ft ot ' inch rubber belting t horse. 8 yours old. I mare. 13 years old. Apply to i'jii)iiii'iiii'irit; 7°?" f'2 _d'",'jii)ii-i'ii-iicsi.. t _'iiyftj Mm't Waste Your Education Add BUSINESS TRAINING to your HIGH SCHOOL education and get full value for the time you have spent educating yourself. Arrange to attend When the FEDERAL BURGLAR ALARM is attached to your chicken- house your hen: on: sale -nobody can steal them. The Fe0eral is a very simple spring-steel device that works like a trap when a chicken thief opens any door or window to which it is ronnerted: the alarm makes a very loud report. scaring the thief and awakening your whole household. We can sell your bonds and get your can!) for them It any time you may desire. I due I935 to I945. at IN and 52 olo Bonds ace. interest, yielding 554 p. c. Bonds for $1000 and odd amounts between 8100 and 8900. Order quickly---they're going fast, A Sale and Sound Investment. Iniormation and prices cheerfully supplied regarding any kind of Bonds. But in spite ot the absolote protection FEDERAL affords, it is “to harmless: it cannot harm even the burglar; but it thoroughly mm him, protects your chickens and awakens you. The Federal Burglar Alarm is returnable. if after ten days you and the Federal Burglar Alarm unsatisfactory in any way. Slmply mil the Federal Burg!" Alum back to us collect and your money will be cheerfully refunded. Buy Town of Riverside, Ont. MOUNT FOREST 6NT. On Saturday, July 3rd, we are going to offer you exceptional bargains in These are Slippers that ordinarily sell frcm 82.00 to 83.50 Those Shoes will be wrapped up with the mo marked on the outside of the parcel And you may take It must. be understood that these Shoes are not exchan- gonble once they have left the Store. REPAIRING AS USUAL h. p. Gitson engine order. your Choice of any pair for only 50c THE CASH SHOE STORE Nobody can “Beat” This Alarm The Federal CANNOT FAIL- Absolutely Guaranteed to Last A Lifetime. NO MORE Chicken " Thieves THE PALM CREAMBRY co., Palmerston, Ont. - --- - - - ' O - ‘--»-~-v--->.u. --..-,.... - Our Creamery will be operated 2t hours a day in the hot we, ther and your cream will be in our Creamery and graded " min- tttmf after arrival in Palmerston, thustttrtmrirttt the farmer who pro. duces good cream the best posalble grade and price. We loan our patrons cans and pay cash for each can of cream received. You can ahlp on any train any day and be assured of prompt delivery and pay. Send us a trial can today. lfyou produce Good Cream and want the best results under the new grading system, Ship your Cream to the Palm Creamery. Ten Day Money Back Guarantee W. A. TRIMBLE. Principal Write, Cull, or Phone ttttW. P. RAMAGE, Durham moo" - Women's WhitttAanvas Slippers w- -1.»-~.- - -o-_.rq-qe “DIE SALE Saturday Only SIRS: Please send me postpaid one Federal Bur glar Alarm. for which t enclose my postal note for $1.65, on the understanding that my money be refunded should I and it unsatis- factory. Name FEDERAL SALES CORPORATION. N1 Victoria St., Toronto 2, Ont (Adjoining City of Windsor) TORONTO Address in good run J. S. likll,llhl'l'll j The annual Yeov U. F. o. Picnic gwlll be held in Alex Merettant's bush iTuesday, July 6th. tttsie by Swim {ton Park Pipe Band. addresses by lW.A. Amos and other '. baseball- 11iaply Leafs vs. Dromo : football- INo. 9 vs. No. 10. Rare ont. Ad- ?nlisslon 25 and l5c. Ladies bringing } baskets tree. For the washing nd painting ot walls and ceiling of rchard School. Tenders to be sent to ee'y Treasur- er on or before July 3 . For furth- er information. apply {\a Albert Thompson, C irman. R. R. No. 3, Ayton or R. W. Carmount. Sec'y Treas., R. R. No. 3. Durham To ht-ur from ownm-g of Saskatoon? The school being closed two weeks property and Saskatchewan farm before the examination on account lands, giving lowest price. Cash or of measles in the section, the follow- terms. Jug have been recommended on tlte A. C. McCLlNTON. hears work .' , 721-1,",th St., Saskatoon. Sask. i " IV to Sr lv-Florence Patter. - v, v o _ -_--i---H-_.P--e- A lson, Wallace Adams. Sr m to Jr " TENDERS ANTED _---t'arman Wilson. John Matthews. ' {Jr iii to Sr Him-Clara Watson, Willi" For the washing nd painting oflPatterson. CarmanHargrave, Clarence walls and mining or rchard ['Gui'.lyeton. " " to Jr HI-Dave Daley, Tenders to be sent to gee'v Treasur- hurls Wells, George Wilson. Jr " Pt" on or before July 'd . 'rot. furthV to Sr It-Fanny Hargrave. Sr I to H. information. apply to' [Jr "---Lloyd Brown. Jr I to Sr I-- Albert Thompson, C irman, (Jean Brown, Ray Adams. Annie An-' R. R. No. 3, Ayton or :drews. Verdun Watson. Goldwyn Nel‘ R. W. Carmount. Sec'y Treas.,lt?n. Primer to First-Frances Daly, R. R. No. 3, Durham jimmy Hargrave, Reginald Wilson. ,Hazel Watson, Robert Hunter, Edgar! é: i Patterson. Yeovil Picnic, July t6th “WOW/MWMWJ WANTED A garden part! under the auspices of the Ladies A of Durham Pres- byterian Church, I be held on the lawn of Mr "ape Smith. Calder- wood, (6th con. No nby) Tuesday. July 6, 1926. Tea new from no 8. Good program by Durlu Presttytess fan choir and music by orches- tra. Admission 50c. Children 25c. I S. S. NO. IO, GLEN. & EGRE'T Sr lil to Jr Iv-Robert MacIntyre 76, Gladys McKinnon 75.5. Roddie MacEachern 70, Annie Wells 69. " III to Sr iu--Mtunie Macphail 73, Anna Macintyre 67, Arch. Mad-Sach- ern 60. Br II to Jr HI-Alex McKin- non (rec). Cecil Proudley (rec) Jr II to Sr H--Sadie MaeEachertt, Flor. ence MacEachern. Winnie Proudley, Donalda MacLeod, Edna Eckhardt. D. K. McKinnon Pr. to l-Mary C. MacEtrehern, Andres: Eckhardt. I l This community was greatly and- idened when the sad news was learn, 'ed of the sudden passing may of ;Mllton Mcheoe. youngest son of Mr ‘and Mrs Thos Mchece, 2nd con, of iNormantry, on Thursday last in Ann Arbor, Mich. The deceased young 'man worked on his father's farm un- ,ti1 a few years ago when he started business for himself in London and later removed to Detroit where he binding“: a faithful employee of the stre cu service. Sr III to Jr IV-Raymond Hornsby. Beulah McKenzie. Russell Taylor. Jr III to Sr III-Bill Renwick. Sr 11 to Jr Ill-Ltr) McMurdo. OrvalEc- clss. " it to Sr li-moi) Taylor, Bill Renwick. Harvey Leith. E. Madman. teacher Master Crawford Vollett of Dur- ham. is spending his vacation with his sister, Mrs Wm J. Nelson. Mr Campbell of Cr-dat-ville is spending a few days visiting his son John R. Campbell. The young people's softball team of Knox Corners, are (his Monday evening. again trying theirsskiltwith the Holstein club and defeated them 27 to 9. n, Mr and Mrs W.J. Allan and Mr. and Mrs Robt. Altkens were among the guests who assembled at the home of Mr and Mrs Jag M. Mar- shall or Knox Corners, in honor of their 10th wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Thos Tueker,Durham, attended St Paul's Church Sunday, when their daughter. Ada Viola was baptized and spent the evening with Mr and Mrs Thos. Wilson. Rev. Mr Smith's report of the gen- eral council of the United Church on Sunday last was a. wonderful die. play of his great ability and must have gmatly enthused and inspired the large audience present. Mr and Mrs Robt. Mighton and family. visited Sunday with the lat- ter's parents. Mr and Mrs Wm Bak. er of Hanover. A willie 150 he was suddenlystrlck- en with pneumonia but from which he appeared to rally and was fairly well on the way to recovery, when pleurlsy set in and despite tskilful nursing and medical aid he rapidly sank. His parents were hurriedly sent for but on their arrival thé de- ceased was unconscious and passed away in the 35th year of his age. Mrs J. Gibson and son Robert ot Winnipeg, are at present visiting the I'ormu"s mother, Mrs Helen Allan. Mrs Adrian Noble and son Freddie are holidaying this week with rela. tives in Kitchener. of the Ferguson administration and Journeyed to Flesherton this Monday to attend the Conservative conven- tion. Mrs Erskine and little daughter at Markdale are visiting at her parent's Mr and Mrs And. Stewart. The funeral Saturday to Maple- wood cemetery. was largely attend. ed from tar and near, his pastor Rev. Jas Taylor, preaching a comforting and able discourse from a few ofthe several passages of scripture in which Christ comforted those under similarly bereaved circumstances The nail bearers were four of his Grierson cousins and two Marshall boys. sons of Mr and Mrs Wm Mats ;hall, north of Ayton, also cousins. Milton as he was familiarly known was a bright. active, lovable young man, and his sudden passing has cast a gloom of sadness over the entire community. Mr Jas Blyth rounded up the re- maining two or three ttrm admirers Elizabeth M. MacCualg. teacher RLYTH’S CORNERS S S. NO. l2 Al LAN’S CORNERS Promotion Exams. R. Wiggins, Teacher 13 EG KC, REMONT REMONT The play was very even with Hath goalies linking Lone good sues. had been sick alt week, started at right wing and Murray Snail. who had a sore knee, received in the Gleneden game played again " full back and both turned in good mes. he. Blyth and B. Gibson. veterans of the team. played their bestpmes of the season. Holstein completed their regular schedule of Group No 6 on Friday evening, June Mth, with a win over Mt Forest Owing to sickness and injuries and also the absence “some of the players, Holstein were not ah le to tield their strongest team, but E Allen Ind Jno Calder playing their tirat game. did very well and should soon be regulars. Red Finder who By their win on Gleueden field by 3--o on Tuesday evening. Mt Forest gained 2 points and beat Ayton out for 2nd place. Holstein Mt. Forest Ayton Gleneden I 26 pupils from Holstein and sun {rounding sectionstried the Entrance lat Holstein the beginning of the lweek. Mr Hildygrd is presiding oili- cer. its“, Holstein vied Jiri Varney in show- ine appreciation of the work done by Rev. L. E. and Mrs West, during the five year's pastorate here. Thus two presentations were given during last week. At the Ladies' meeting Thurs- -day. Mrs West was presented with a [beautiful set of silverware (Rogers 1847) consisting of knives. forks and ‘spoons, with a suitable address at- ‘tached At both these gatherings re- lgrets Were sincerely expressed at i the leaving of Mr and Mrs West and famiiy and best wishes from the con- gregations were extended as they go to their new charge The addrsss follows : "As you are about to leave us for a new field of labor, we feel that We cannot let you go without letting you know our appreciation ot all .vouref- torts on behalf of this congregation. You have ever been ready and wil. ling to give of yourtime and strength to further the cause of Christ and to promote the welfare of the com; munity We trust that you, with Mr. West and family, may long be spar- ed to work in the Master's service. We pray that God's richest blessing may rest on you all and when Fl your new field, you may have happyl remembrances of Holstein. Please; accept this small token of our iove.‘ and may it be a little reminder that) you have many warm friends in this corner of His vineyard." I Signed on behalf or the ladies of Holstein United Church. I g Rev Johnston and Miss Winter. imotored to Churchill Tuesday to at- ;tond a. wedding, Mr Johnston omcia. lting. They were accompanied as far ;as Bradford by Mrs Tyndall. where iwhere she will visit her sister. Mrs. Seim. (ri' man no PERSONAL; Mr Arthur Fulcher spent the week end with friends in Port Dover and Niagara Falls. __ - _ _ Vii-é A. Tuck left Monday for a week's visit with hee brother in Georgetown and, trig-nag in Toronto. WMVrUand Mrs H Allingham and fam- ily, Georgetown, are visiting with her mother, Mrs Mary Brown. __ Mr and Mrs McHenry of New Brunswick, New Jersey. are guests with her parents, Mr and Mrs Wal- ter Hastie. The old sheds at the United church have been removed and most of the material for the new building is on the ground The frame work is be- ing looked after by Mr Alf Haas. Rev. Chas. A. Jay, HA. arrived on Tuesday and will be inducted into the Holstein charge Friday, July 2, at 3tm. Full houses greeted Rev. Mr West on Sunday last to hear his farewell mesaage. The text was from Reve- lation 22 :21, "The last words ot the Bible." Mr West will be inducted in- to the Laurel and Black's Corner charge, Wednesday evening. June 30, at 8 p. m. . Mr and Mrs Geo. Moses, Toronto, spent a few days recently with rel- atives. They have had an extensive motor trip to New York, Boston and other points. Mr R Sim and class spent Tues. day as their annual outing at Owen Sound and a most enjoyable daywas spent. Mr Koch left early last week for his home in Stratford. Mr K. has been engaged for another year and with Mr Hildyard, will again be the stuff ot the Continuation school. Miss Corbett. Tara, is a guest of the Penton family. Mr Roy McLean. Stayner, former- ly of the local branch of the Bank of Montreal, callul on friends in the village the first of the week. Pleased to report Mr And. Hunter has taken a turn for the better and is improving daily. The local softball team suflered their first defeat Wednesday evening by the score of 24-17 by the Durham Band team. The work of the cement walls of the new closed in sheds at the. Pres- byterian church. is about halt com- pleted S. Woods, Mt Forest, has the contract. Miss Floyd left for. her home in Chesley Saturday last. She intends taking trip down the St Lawrence dur. ing the holidays. After the holidays she will be in charge of the Senior room, owing to the resignation o! Miss Davidson. Miss Jean Adams, Detroit, is spend. ing a week with her sister, Mrs Hostetter. FINAL FOOTBALL STANDING HOLSTEIN l, MT FOREST 0 THE DURHAM REVIEW HOLSTEIN LEADER Won Tie Lost Points 5 1 0 ll l Resolved that the following ac- counts be paid: his W. Robb, for sheep killed and injured, $21; A. McPhee, ins. sheep 81.50; Clerk, % year's salary, $175; Ptge. and tel. ace't, 817.04; Treasurer, X year's salary $75; Pat'tt and stamps 84.12; Reeve, pet's and Tel. aee't, $3.65; Members of Council meeting Proton Council on townline. 89; do, inspec- ting roads and bridges $82; do, at; iendance at meeting to date $15; R. Christie. use or room 82. I Council adjourned to meet 'Nea. day, July 13th, " 10 o'clock tutor] general business. I Mack-Robb.. 'Bhat the Reeve be instructed to Sign pay sheet No. 3 for work performed upon the roads, for the period from June let to June 211st. the amount of expenditure for road improvement being $244.20: Superintendent's salary $30.80. Car. Wiltron--Maek: That a further sum of $1000 be placed at the Road Superintendent's disposal {or road improvement. Carried. l McKenzie made a neat individual ' effort It the beginning ot the second half when he tricked his way thru 1 the Mt. Forest defence only to shoot 'wide. R. Finder shot wide when in close near the end of the game. Mt , Forest made their best bid for a goal _ near the close. of the game when I they were well in for shots, but Pin- l der made some IW,ee stops. Mack-Robb.. That the l Revision now close and the ment Roll as now revised b passed. Carried, - - V_,__......, " Innut' IUL 2, Ct St. South, Hoiateln: Arthur Maundrell, tenant, lot Pt 10. Maek--r'ersruson: That lenders be called for the construction of a new bridge. opposite lot 27, con 8 and the Reeve be instructed to meet With the County Engineer in reference to plans and trpeeitteations. Carried. In reference to the request for the t'onstruction of a culvert at lot 2, con 15 it was resolved that no action be taken in the matter. Red Finder scored the only goal of the sumo when he received a pass from E Allen from right wing and shot a hot low one passed Collis. _ 'Council met June mm. n all present. Minutes adopted all neat little speech expressed the sen- timents of most of the people in the section regarding Mr Stewart's work here, and called on Jessie Stevenson to read address and Frank Cowan presented him with a handsome lea. ther club bag Mr Stewart made a feeling and suitable reply, teling ot his love for the children. his fond- ness for the work in general, ex- plained several little misunderstand- ings and thanked the people one and all for their kindness in remember ing him at parting, was taken by surprise, had thought to step away quietly. but was not allowed to, etc. All Joined in singing "He's a Jolly Rood fellow" when the ladies served a. dainty lunch of sandwiches, cake. and lemonade. After good-byes had been said, Mr Stewart departed with the best wishes for his future by all 1L"; --- Line up, Mt Foiteat: Goal, Collis: Backs, Hoover. Stewart,: H. Backs. Donald, Quantrell, G. Weber: For- wards: Chalmers, Ghent, Neilson, Watts. Homing. Holstein, Roy Finder, Gibson. Smail, Eccles. Blyth, Bye Red Finder, Mc. Kenzie, J Calder, E. Alles, H. Finder Referee: Guy Williamson, Glen eden. The Holstein team have had avery successful season so far with tive wins and one tie, scoring a total of 20 goals in 6 games. eight goals be ing scored away from home and 12 on the local field To Gleneden goes the honor of scoring two ofthe three goals scored against the local team, the odd goal going to the Ayton team in the tttst game played here. Holstein by winning the group. qual- ity to play senior in the play-offs and expect to meet either Milverton, Cargill or 0 Sound in the next round. We were sorry to hear of the death of Mrs Thos McFarlen - formerly Miss Etta Sharp, at her home at Ft William. She was an old and en- teemed friend and schoolmate and lived at the Bend before her mar. riage. We extend sympathy to the sorely bereaved family. The promotion exams are over. all the pupils passing-some with hon- ors. and those recommended were. the exception. We. hope the Ent- rance class will all be successful Thursday after school closed, a number of the parents and (ex-pupils. met to bid the teacher good-bye. At. ter chatting for awhile, Mrs Henry Cowan asked all to be seated nd ina Mrs Jno. Eurlg left Saturday for a trip to Gravenhurst where herdaugh- ter, Miss Ruth is teaching, and will return with her before attending summer school in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Edgar Gardiner had a tlne time while away on a visit to friends at Washington. Among other places of interest they visited the White House and Mount Vernon. They motored and had some unique experiences along the way and came home pretty tired and well tanned. but feeling tine and fit for the heavy farm work soon to commence. T that were preséi't Egremont Council SOUTH BEND David Allan, Clerk now revised be finally That the Court ot ehildren, his iairl Br Pr to Jr I-- (Hon) R. Low Wk in general, ex/ Pass, A. McGuire J. McCall, K. L ttle misundersiamrl mont. the people one and! Jr Pr to Sr Pr-H. Buller. v be"! members i Last Friday, another little girl-r- ‘rived to brighten Mr and Mrs Earl 1 Reid's home. E Our fair Dominion will soon oele [brats another birthday. Doubtless, ‘lf the weather is favorable. Holstein ‘sports will be well ttttended-iso our (EEO. picnic on July 6th, in {A Merchant's bush. Egremont Old Boys’ and GIs' Reunion in High Park hold their fifth annual picnic in High Park Grounds, this year in Area No. 9, just east of the new Merry-go- round building, on the afternoon of Saturday, July 3rd. Over 200 picknlckers Were in at. tendance last year and they enjoyed a social re-union as well as a good programme of sports. We expect all Mr: Hamburg. Sr. received (head news of the drowning ot her mud- son. heme. youngest son of Mr and Mrs Duncan Pauli, strassstrurg,Bask.. on May 30--agrd If. Friends and old acquaintances sympathize with the bereaved. Musics are prevalent in several homes, in our section --some or,the Butt-once and promotion pupils being unable to attend their examination. Summer vacation! We wish teach- ers and pupils a pleasant and recur erative holiday. anVnchhnt-of illness. Miss Byers closed school Friday and went to her Hampdon home. - - _ Mr and Mrs A. Nicholson returned home Friday atter.a very enjoyable motor trip, going to Port Hope. via Niagara, returning by Port Perry. They are busy gelling settled on the old Nicholson homestead. Jr H, Patus--B McKeenue. D. Air ken. B. Fidler, F. Mather, E. Gadd, R. Fidler. C. Buller, W. Lewis. E, Smith. Jr Pr-H. MauGnriiiiG,'se D. Dyer. Mr and Mrs Robt. Nicholson have moved across the road to the home formerly occupied by Mr and Mrs. John Sinclair. Mrs Philp, Sr. has been a nestin her old home since her granddaugh- ter's wedding day. Mr Robt. Freeman, Duluth. visited his cousin, Mrs J. Nelson last week. Mr and Mrs v. Adams and sons ac- companied by Mr and Mr W. Hooper Dromore, attended services in the Holstein United Church Sunday am. last and spent tho afternoon with former neighbors, Mr and Mrs A. Haas. J. E. Davidson. teacher (Junior Room) Br II to " tri-tHon) M. Christie. I. Rite, A. Leith, D. Preet: Pass- V. Ellis, IE. Gadd, F. West) M Preet H. Smith. . Not promoted-L. Tyndall. Jr " to Sr H-- (Hon.). A. Brown. I. Christie. Ptuur-W. Stevenson. M. Johnson. F. Gadd. M. Aitken. Mrs P. Hattie, Woodland, withson Nell of Wallaceburg. visited her daughters, Mesdame. Nicholson and Eccles last week. Mrs C. Witherow and baby are en Jotritur :17 few days with her parents HOLSTEIN SCHOOL REPORT To Sr Ir--AHon.) B. Mather. M. Aitken. W. Aiken, I Ellis, M. Nelson pamb--N. Johnson. B. Gibson, W. mr ton, C. Mowbray. G. Stevenson. Mil. ton Aitken. To Sr 'v-tHott,) H. Smith. B. Christie, J. Lewis: Patur--. I. with & C. Ami" tNI., I. McCall, B. Smith, (Reer-V. Allan, C. Tyndull. To " 1v-HHon.) M.' Irvin. I. Sim Pairs-ai. Mowbray, M. Woodyard, I Haney. M. Heaney, M. Fidler. Egremont Old Boys and . ----B. c., New Brunswick and Quebec. Shingles All grades of each on hand. Prices right Ill Kindszof FEED ‘Westen his, Semi-gs, lik. THE PEOPLE’S MILLS, Mt Call and look over our stock be I plenum to enter to vm J. Floyd. teach” . GROAT nuller. V Leith expect all Girls will our our stock. It will to cuter to your needs. “I have no nephew. The your): man is an itnpotster t” A pmud young tuber telegraphed the nevrs of his happlnvss to his brother In thew words : "A handsome boy has come to my house and claims to be your neph- ew. We an» doing our best to arm- him a proper welcome." The brother. 1rowever, failed to see the point, Ind wired bark _ Interested to late this Innounco meat as an invitation to come " meet old friends and help spend . pleasant afternoon. Bring I Make! and cup wlth you. Remember the date. July 8rd. It will be beat to enter the grounds from Bloor S! entrance. Look for the banner! At St. Paul's Presbyterian Church. Toronto. on Saturday, June Mth, It 3 o'clock, m the scene of I pretty wedding, when the minister. Rev. J. B. Paulina. united in marriage Mary lsahells (Mamie). younger daughter ot Mr and Mrs John K. Rocks. Tor. onto, to Mr. Earle Hugh Baird. son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Baird. Toron- to. The bride, who was given away by her father. looked lovely in her wedding dress of ivory crepe ro- maine with trimming of silver lace. Her court train of Chinese embroid. ery with lining at gold cloth fell from the shoulders. Her tulle Veil was ”ranged with a carom-t o. orange. blossoms. She carried a bo, qutt ot Butterfly roses. lily-of-tlu-- valley and iorgetmenots. The Review Joins the manyfrlends or the bride and groom. in wishing them smooth sailing on life‘s mat. “mania! an. On their return. Mr and Mrs. Baird will reside in Buffalo. N.Y. Guests present irom out of town Were Mr and Mrs D. Leith. Durham; Mrs Wm Nelson and Miss Marjorie. Holstein; Mrs P. Patterson. Gui; Mrs. he. Baird, Sudbury; Miss Har " Knox, Guelph; Mr and Mrs R.R. Kinnel, Swimon Pnrk; Mm D. Mc- lmyre and Miss Lillian. Port Arth. ur and Mr Archie Strum. Mt, For- est. The bride's sister, Miss Marjorie Rocks, was bridesmaid, and won: a. lovely frock of champagne silk lace. over shell pink with m ”Illicit. trimmed with lace all Pt-eh "Me. buds. Hvr boquet m d lust new of pastel (nudes. Mr Fault“: Baird supported the groom. Mr. Funk England. cousin of the groom and Mr Nelson Rocks, noted as ushers. The church was decoru- ted with pink and white monies. lavender iris nod palms.. During the signing of the register was Jenn Bum. sister ot the groom. um: "Until." She wore I frock of blonde crepe Eliubeth with hat and shoes to match. Mr. W. H. Hawke played the wedding music. Following the ceremony, a tween “on was held at the home of the bride‘s parents. 4 Glenholme Ave., Mrs Rocks wearing a dress of Monde French crepe with trimming of silk lace and black mohair hat. She wore a boquet of Ophelia noses. Mrs Baird wore a dress of black can- ton rrepe with trimming of mauve and white and hat to match and were mauve sweet peas . Mr and Mrs Baird left on a motor trip through the Adirondacks. the bride travellinx in a smart dress at rosewood crepe, new blue cont lined with rosewood and blonde mohair hat and blonde shoes. JULY 1, 1926 BAIRD - ROCKS THE IMPOSTER HYMENEAL Forest Boo! Pacn A Good Move JIM 26 For canto Male nu eforuttot Remembend b y C Henna! New. At the lump Erna" Inn. and . FMMI Bill? Flesh. being Mr Hugh in the H Punm tut LOST H. Atkir Sunday of the SI Paul held tn Young Bali»!- rub mod brwet ity. Ila-mat)” M - Party A Garden P Phi": 601 Rund Rm. " Wstt . The Durhu VOL. XLIX. N out See Bills for full Part Plan to Spend Iltth at Durham's L. 0. L. Celebra or Marshall - Thuell Nupt htttsis " tow ti TIN Hi ot All hold Sum do _,-io-';srai.slfi.r_,)4llhPi'j tttt Jul H Ag Thu OCHIC tho h All M tho FOR “SALE "