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Let a Personal Greeting Carry your Christmas Cheer Message Christmas Cards cost so little but mean so much that you cannot afford to forget anyone at this season. You can send 14 or 18 cards for approximately $1 or $2, Consider the economy when you may have your own choice of greetâ€" ng printed thereon. Every friend will Appreciate a Kindly Message We will also give the same care to mail orders â€"not forgetting mothers, fathers, wives â€" the folks back homeâ€" old neighbors, relatives and friends and business acquaintances. Call and see our Assortment at the MATURING 1st DECEMBER, 1927 ; THE BANK OF MONTREAL, at all of its Branches in Canada, is prepared to accept the above bonds for redemption at maturity. For the convenience of owners of the bonds, the Bank of Montreal will accept the bonds at any time prior to December 1st, ghd will make payment in each case on Decembert 1st, either by issuing a cheque or by placing the amount to the owner‘s credit in the books of the Bank, as the owner may desire. f DOMINION OF CANADA VICTORY LOAN BONDS Review Office, Durham [A inrll ANN BERSAERI * i*LOCAL AND PERSONAL 3 Don‘t miss thk Box Social at S. 8. N. 11, Egremont, on Dec. 22nd. } We wish to congratulate Miss Marâ€" ie Aitken, S.S. No. 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wmm Aitken, who won the cup donated by T. Eaton Co. to the pupil winning the highest points at each school fair. Mr John Lewis, «alâ€" so of $.S. No. 3, who has been the highest for the past fwo years, Was a close second. m!\krs'E. Johnston left recently to spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs W. Freeman, Teeswater. Mr W. Hastie is this week visiting his son Allan of Dromore. Messrs Jas Horsburgh and Ray* mond Pinder arrived home from the harvest fields of the West last week and report very cold weather with considerable snow.. Miss Floyd spent the week end with Miss McKechnie at. Durham. The Holstein Dramatic Club have been invited to put on their play "His Uncle‘s Niece" in Ayton on Dec Mr Geo. Hostetter received word last week of the marriage of bhis niece, Miss Agnes Evans, Detroit, formerly of Holstein, to _ Mr Clarence Barem of Highland Park, Mich. Mrs S. Jaokson of Lumsden, Sask. is at present visiting her sister, Mrs. John Leith. Miss Elda Manary spent a few days over the week end with rela tives in Toronto. Miss Crawford, Allanford, is visitâ€" ing her sister, Mrs Geo. Fenton. The community circle meets every Wednesday night in the United and Presbyterian churches. A cordial inâ€" vitation is extended to all to attend these meetings. The officers for the present year are : President, Miss Floyd Vice Pres., Ewart Alles Sec‘y, Margaret Tyndall Treasurer, Arthur Haas Group Leaders : 1, Alex Sim : 2, Ewâ€" art Alles : 3, Miss McKechnie : 4, Ella Ellis Organist, Deanie Thorne HOLSTEIN LEADER Wednesday night, Nov. 16th, the Holstein Community Circle held an open night when they invited Fair bairn young people to spend a social time with the young people of Hol stein and supply the program. After the usual exercises, the Fairbairn ‘young people took charge,." Special mention might be made of Miss Edâ€" ith Hunt‘s address on "Good and bad received from magazines and newsâ€" papers." An enjoyable time was spent by young and old in communiâ€" ty singing and games, after whirh an appetizing lunch was served of pork and beans, bread and butter, pie and coffee. The meeting was closed with the National Anthem. In loving mhemory of my dear sisâ€" ter Maggie, Nrs Chris. Renwick, Torâ€" onto, who diell Nov, 24, 1926. "Sadly missed, Loved in life, \herished in death, Beautiful memories Is all we have \Neft." â€"Sister Amy, (Mrs Thos. Atchison, RENWICK : In (loving memory of Margaret Renwick, who passed from this life Nov. 24| 1926. One lonely year \has passed dear mother, Since angels came for you ; Yet through the nilost of f year Your face comes smiling through. Each lonely hour that\we have spent, Is woven thrpugh and \through With golden threads of memory Dear mother, gust for you. Three head of battle rising two years. ROY M&GILLIVRAY, Line 9, r 1â€"5. Durham.) â€"C, Renwick and family, Toronto IN MEMORIAM FOR \SALE. t of this long A Bazzar aill Play will be beld in Russell Hall, Iromore, on Tresday, Dec. 20th, under\the auspices of the Ladies‘ Aid of A Church, Dromore Mrs Alexander, \Listowel, spent a few days at J. M. Allan‘s recently. ”S. s.'No. 12 was closed the first of the week for a couple of days, Miss Mervyn being indisposed. Mr John Burrell, Hanover, was in this vicinity last week buying bush or logs. Three years ago Burrell shipped 100 cars of logs from Mcâ€" Williams station. Mr and â€" Mrs W. G. Wilson enterâ€" tained two car loads of relatives from Buffalo over the week end. Mrs Milfred Matthews went to 0. Sound one day last week where she is receiving treatment _ for facial trouble. _ We hope she will soon be feeling well again. Mr Jas. Geddes spent a few days visiting relatives in and around Durâ€" ham recently. Visitors to Toronto to the Royal Winter Fair are Major Eccles, Robt. Keith, Norman Bunston, Allan Masâ€" tie, Rev. Purnell, Wilfrid and Alex. Renwick. The annual meeting of the beef ring will be held Monday night in the Hall. The ladies are invited and Mr Thompson requests that they bring sandwich or cake. A social time is intended after business is transacted. Mr and Mrs V. Alles are enjoying a few day‘s holiday in Toronto. Mr S. Smither, Brampton, visited us last Friday. Mrs Allan Aitken and little baby, Ilene, spent a few days last week in her old home. Mr and Mrs R. Pinder, Orchard, visited her sister Mrs Long the begiuâ€" ning of the week. On his way back from hunting deer Percy Whyte spent the week end with his sisters before returning to his work in Detroit. Jasper Whyte and Melvin Troup inâ€" tend leaving today for the lumber camp in Hastings Co. Many of our readers who rememâ€"| ber Mary Naismith, Holstein, and an‘ exâ€"teacher of No. 9, will be much inâ€" terested in the following clipving.‘ Mrs Nellie McClung ,a favorite authâ€" oress, pays tribute to the Redclme‘ poetess. Mrs McClung writes to the| Calgary Albertan : "The many adâ€"| mirers of Mrs R. N. Matheson‘s; poenis which have appeared from| time to time in the local papers and | elsewhere, will be pleased to see that| a signal honor has been conferred upon her in havirig pocm selected by | the poetry editor of the Literary Diâ€"‘ gest for publication in the é#ssue of Oct. 29. Mrs R. N. Matheson who is the wife of Rev. R. N. Matheson, Unâ€" ited Church minister at Redciffe, Alâ€" berta, is a graduate of Queen‘s Uniâ€" versity and came to the West a bride. about 15 year ago, â€" In her busy IifeI as lady of the manse, and as the‘\ mother of a family, she has not had. much lefsure, but in spite of her many activities, or perhaps because of them, she has written some vital and appealing poems, which not only please the ear but stir the heart as well. Most of her poems are devotâ€" ed to the beauties of Nature, summer gardens, mountain paths, winter sunâ€" isets and the lyric quality of them isings through the readers mind like he lilt of a song. She is a philosophâ€" er as well. She looks with seeing eyâ€" es at the world around her and in nearly all of her work voices the larger hope. The changing seasons, the beauty of the hills and the peac»e of the valley are not merely natural phenomena to her. Through them she hears a still small voice and with her gifts and feeling and ber artistry with words she makes us hear it too.‘ VHE DUKHAM KrvikW NORTH EGREMONT Since Mrs McClung wrote this, one of Mrs Matheson‘s poems has apâ€" peared in "Public Opinion," London, England, which is said to be about the "top" for writing. _ We heartily congratulate her on her well deseryâ€" ed success. During her three years with us, her naivete, originality and deep earnestness, bound her to ns. and we rejoice with her. Even while teaching she had booklets of pooms printed for gifts. d U O crerrrcw |__AND TAKE NOTICE | that unless payment of the said Mortgage monâ€" A RREAT. FAVORITE. eys, interest, costs and ¢xpenses be People ofterk wonder how it is that made to me within Oge Calendar almost in eye home they visit i" month from the time ot\your being any part of thk .Dominion they will served herewith, I, the said Wiliiam find the Family Herald and Weekly Horsburgh Wi" proceed 3{}1 or withâ€" Star of Montredl is the favorite pap out any consent or" conc nce on er of the housebold. But when 008 vyouy part, to enter into pg:emm of thinks of the mÂ¥keâ€"up of that great ime said lands, and to receive and publication at the extremely 1!JW ;ake the rents and profits thercof, price of one dollkr a year, it CeAS®S| ang whether in or out of |possession to be a wonder. \The Family Hemm‘ thereof, to make any lease |or Leases and Weekly Star Is undoubtedly CaNâ€"| thereof, as I shall ‘see fit, and to seil ada‘s favorite a Canadians 2re‘ ang absolutely dispose of |the said justly proudsof it. \It is a wonderflil| jrngs either by Ppublic Auction or combination _ â€" neWspaper, a.gricul-; private sale, or partly by auktion and tural journal and ~f@Amily magazim;â€"{ partly by private sale, as I,\ the said all three in one a cost of two WiHhm.Horsburgh may m pro cents per week. .Réeeders can make per efther for cash Or On Such terms no mistake by giving\it a trial. }“ I may think proper, and convey w | and assure the same to the| purchusâ€" .Instead of writing that weekly let-} er or purchasers as he or they shall ter to distant friends, why not ‘have| direct. P the Review tell them the news of the| Dated thisâ€"7th day of Octaber, 1927 it they had with the novelist, Fredâ€" erick Niven at Nelson. .Instead of writing that weekly letâ€" ter to distant friends, why not chave the Review tell them the news of the district. Save yourself the trouble of worrying over what to say each week for $2.00 for a whole year. In a letter we received from her recently she tells of a delightful vis f';'.';;:;“ During the Month of November to 0.: | & 45 Lkasâ€" Iaxd*4"i+a onntimiue Tiese !“ fiâ€"; For the past tbree weeks, 6 Special Reductions on Sa Iâ€"SPECIAL PRICES, The funeral of the late Mrs Jare hlcely. 5. $ McLean took place Saturday afierâ€"| noon at 2 p. m. from the residence of| mfi ="n=* Mr Jas Eden. Deceased was 85 yeurs e 4 * of age and in fairly good health until Addlh“n Needed ‘t a few weeks before her death, which | was due to heart and kidney trouble. | aom 0‘ Re‘uge During her illness she was under the' Dr‘s care and kindly nursed. _ The, County Council feels $13000 too much late Mrs McLean was a daughter of to spend on Annex. â€" T. S. Cooper the late Mr and Mrs Daniel McLach Addresses Council and states bigger lan. â€" She had a brother James who things are planned for School Fairs passed away some years ago, also next year. one sister, Miss Mary Ann, who reâ€"| wwâ€"_â€"_â€"__â€" sides in Durham with her siste:--ln-! A letter was read to the County law, Mrs Jas. McLauchlan. She was Council from the office of the Provl formerly married to Mr Geo. Lamb Secretary regarding condition of the and latterly to Chas. McLean, who Grey County home for the Aged and has also predeceased her. The marâ€" Infirm anl intimation was given that riage resulted in one son Herbert, in view of the fact that so far as the who passed away a number of years province of Ontario was concerned ‘ago and a daughter Martha, her nothing had yet been done with re |\ whereabouts not known. gard to Old Age Pensions and there The funeral was conducted by Rev. Ernest Hayes, Durham ~and in the charge of Colin McMillan, Holsteim. The pall bearers were Messrs Wm. Allan, David Davis, John Queen, W‘m Nelson, Robt. Barbour and Lorne Atâ€" lan. ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Mrs Geo, Pollock who spent a month in Toronto, returned to her home on Saturday. A school concert will be held on Dec. 9th in Allan‘s School when a good program will be given. The ladâ€" ies of the section are requested to bring lunch. To NORMAN A. HORSBURGH, ALâ€" FRED E. AUNDRELL, â€"ROSE MAUNDRELI, GEORGE ROEDIGâ€" ER, WESLEY G. HOLLIDAY, ROY HOLLIDAY, |AND ALL OTHER PERSONS WHOM IT MAY CONâ€" CERN. * ‘ I hereby give x'ou notice that I deâ€" _mand payment of the sum of Filty eight hundred dellars and interest ’(hereon at Six per‘cent per annum from the 1st day \of March, A.D. 1927 due io me on a certain Agreement by |way of extension and amendment daâ€" \ted the 9th day of March, 1927, and made by and between Alfred E. Maunâ€" dfell of the First Part and me, the | said William Horsburgh, of the Seâ€" l‘cond Part, of a certain Indenture by way of Mortgage, made by Norman lA. Horsburgh, thetein called the Mortgagor, and me the said William %Horsburgh. therein chlled the Mortâ€" | gagee, dated the 3rd\ day of March, 11921, and registered the Registry | Office for South Grey|in Book 20 for !the Township of Egrémont, at 10.03 _a. m. on the 24th day \of March A.D., "1921, as No. 115 79, for\the said Townâ€" ship of Egremont, i securing reâ€" payment of the sum of|$8500 and inâ€" | terest thereon as theréin mentioned on the following lands &nd premises, namely Lot number T LVE in the NINTH Concession of the Townslnp | of Egremont in the County of Grey. Mr and Mrs Milfred Matthews motored to Owen Sound Saturday, where Mra Matthews underwent an Cvening, but quring 111L It will pay you to come in and these Bargains while they last. ALLAN‘S CORNERS WILLIAM HORSBU per R. 0. KILGOUR, his NOTICE ds And premises, T LVE in the of the Townshp County of Grey. CE | that unless | Mortgage monâ€" and expenses be n One Calecdar e of \your being the said Wiliiam ed with or withâ€" conc nce on ito p::eesslon of to receive and profits thereof, ut of session _lease jor Leases e fit, and to seil se of ithe said J. ARNILL, Holstein CENERAL STORE , PRICES,â€" not only for Saturday but during TFHE WHOLE DAY. ber, 1927 rGH, Solicitor ch terms > convey purchusâ€" ey shall bave decided to continue operation for nasal trouble. At time of writing the patient is recovering nicely. O 1JO prtaat A letter was read to the County Council from the office of the Prov‘l Secretary regarding condition of the Grey County home for the Aged and Infirm anl intimation was given that in view of the fact that so far as the province of Ontario was concerned, nothing had yet been done with reâ€" gard to Old Age Pensions and there fore necessary that more aAccommoâ€" dation should be provided at this .inâ€" stituion, It was thought that $13.000 was to much for the county to sperd _ ‘T. 8. Cooper, Ag‘l Representative, for Grey Co., gave a brief summary of his work in the county during the year dealing first of all with the fact that while he was speaking four junâ€" ior farmers from Grey were at Torâ€" onto taking part in the big interâ€" *county judging competition at. the Royal Winter Fair, remarking that one of these boys from Grey was a member of the Bruce team, Russe!l McKee being the young> man and he had been the silver cup winner bere last year. He also pointed out that 10 boys from Grey were at the Fair in on an annex, a less pretentious buildâ€" ing might be erected, but the matier was important enough to receive imâ€" mediate attention. The letter was reâ€" ferred to the House of Refuge Com. Lieu. Col. T. J. Rutherford and Major Ferguson of the Grey Reg‘t, addressed a letter to the Council, pointing out that there was a deflcit of about $250 in connection with the military camp held in O. Sound in July and asking the Council to asâ€" sume $200 of it. Many details were given of how the money was spent. and the matter was referred to the Finance Com. Come Where you always get it good. THAT‘8 SERVICE Best quality Western Oats, extra guality Rtéktn(d Screenings, ‘Uat Feed, Tankage, Mixed Grain ci CQats, Barleysand Wheat, testing 42 Its. gor tus. a 6 â€"the only safe Corn Yellow Kiln Dried Corn ~h¢ Oniy safe Corn for Spring and sungbs Best reliable brands on hand of B.C‘s 3X and 5X and New Brunswick Extras, All at prices considerably unâ€" der today‘s market. See them and be convinced of the quality, THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS, Mt. W. M. : GROAT & avail yourselves # kS, we have haa ' Saturday Evening. success of the school fairs held in the early fall and to the champion ship school fair in particular, which had been an outstanding event. He wished to thank all who in any way assisted in the carrying out of this ]great work and apologized for any mistakes that had been made, at the {sme time asking for suggestions as to how the school fairs might be imâ€" proved, _ He stated that it was the 'inten(lon next year to have the rural ‘schools compete against the rural ‘schools and village schoo!l againsi | village schools, etc., thus giving all a | better chance in the competition. ie ‘also dealt briefly with the sheep breeding industry and stated that he would make a fuller report in writing Toronto as guests of the Ontario govâ€" ernment and were having & wonderâ€" ful time. Mr Cooper referred to the success of the school fairs held in the early fall and to the champion old, with blue\eyes and curly hair. Favorable imformation can be givâ€" en regarding t child to any person thinking of ng a child. Enquire at the Review Office NOV. We are in the market for Choice Dressed Poultry of all kinds and will pay the Poultry Wanted for same. Callus by phone or write for prices . Phone 28. HOLSTEIN CREAMERY Highest Market Price R ADOPTION baby boy, ten mos /‘Zf 6Â¥ it? VYOL. L, your yO 0“('0 Enterprize Mr, C. K. Moinu Worth | Battiefond iwo weeks ago witl fal Edition," which and his stafl h wres and reading | Worth â€" Battierord communities . Palmerston Thirsty A delegation 1: visited the Liqu« Toronto, asking there. They clai is 49 miles amay have promised their careful @tte Mrs. Robt. Barton Dead The funeral of Norma Mau art, wife of RobertBarto daughter ol the Jare Dun Jane Stewart of Normanby, W in Mt Forest, was held T last. Deceased was in hber 38 and is survived by ber busb one daughter. First Woman Bandmaster in | Ladies‘ Uimbrelia Seweler. At a meeting 6 Mimane ‘ouncil on Friday night, Mis Park was «ppointed | leader Citizens‘ Band in succession father, the late J. D. Park, 6 years leader 0 Dundalk Ban land is the ouly town in Ont fer as is known, with a la« Jeader. & Affirmative Won "Resolved that Easterm Ca ters young people more oppo than Western Canauda" . was School debate last . Friday. beth Hind and Reg. Arnett s the affirmative and Funice M Fraank MeArtbhur the negativ judges, Rev. E. Hayes and M win, awarded the decision to mer. Coming Again ! Prof. E. Kat?» the wellkn tieal upu‘inlist,?\o test _ you will be at the Hahn House, I an Wednesday, Dec. Tth, Will the eye strain and banish th uche. Why not end your (: nervous feeling by securing a | auÂ¥r famous meniscus lehses. 1 Buy a w signs from Town, jewe! our famon great skill vou, even meel at Uhe IIDDIM! NPE PR bee. 1st, Pupvn-‘kll be «i Mrs Mortiey, Mss Brown an Mather, also a report O the cial Convention by Mrs M« Music by Mrs Earl McDon Mrs Bert Farrell. Will . the kindly bring homemade \.C& Cbristmas Gifts for the h Shelter ut Owen Eound. (X) tendance requested. Each indly bring a plate, cup and Silverware es ab ideml . mas gift _ Reeyour beautiful p. C. Town, jewAer. Baraar went Well The Ladies® Aid of the Pre ian Church beld their annual on Saturday last in the A. Y rooms. The weather man migt provided a nicer day but he The â€"ladies however, wore 4 couraged and succeeded in di of the most of their awrticles. were fancy work, apron, cand) The ladies however, weore couraged and succeeded in di of the most of their awrticles. were fancy work, apron, cand table, bome madebaking and hooths, with . attentive lad charge, not to mention a ‘gind department. Afternoon tea Wi served, as well a a hot 35e U Phe Durham Wo ‘s Instit eet at the ll“‘:& on ee. ist, _ Papers Will be & Irs Mortiey, Mss Brown [ather, also a report of the i Paenvention by Ns Nd to a little ov« improving in Boston ‘ Martin Lauder, who has bec a Boston Hospital, having und «n operation for hernia, is im and expects to be out of the 1 before a couple of weeks. His has made a rather insauspiciou: for him in pro. hockey with t ton Bruins, but the Club ar him well, meeting all expens expect :o have him . practi jeast, . aiter New â€" Years, Schutz is the second Durhan turn pro. und he is Manin‘ mate and sttendent there, wstemed with Rostor Tigers, th yet he has not had opport break into the game. Irien in PCA not to mention A ent, â€" Afternoon te as well a a hot 35 The day‘s recely "r‘ wia t C m SLO to Hospital, having ub< ion for hbernia, is im couple of weeks. His id method, others fail NO 4 M Pon 18 hil ntiol $266.0¢ h« Midl ne tC 1 in d