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Send the Review as a Christmas Gift to that far away Friend § Buy his Gift fom ie Men‘s Store 53 r r d 2 t 4 l',r’ 21 s 20 all es [d se e V a . . P ead d uad uid e t rad ied id | The important thing for every young person who is ambitious to be successful is to he ready for advancement when the chance comes. The person whose education is not greater than the needs of his present enmployment is "STALLED" The choice places in life zo to those who barve prepared for them. Northern Business College Make For Circulars and Terms, etc., write !o your preparation this Wirter at the C. A. FLEMING, F.C.A. Owen Seund, Ont. owEx sovxD oNT. Mrs Poleski, Toronto : Mrs Carter, Gladstone, Mich.: Mr Walter Brown, Sault Ste Marie, Mich, who came to the funeral of their father, James Brown, remained with their sister, Mrs Geo. McCall for the past 10 days ’ Mr Martin Bye returned to the vilâ€" lage this week. Martin went west a | year ago and at the end of threshing | season he went further west to B. | Columbia where he spent the winter ‘and part of the summer in the lumâ€" ber camps at Prince George. This year he returned to the Prairie provâ€" inces for the harvest and before reâ€" | turning again to B. C., decided on a ‘visit home to his parents, Mr and Mrs Geo, Bye Mrs D. P. Coleridge bas resigned her position as Librarian, to take efâ€" ect Dec. 31st. She has been in charge of the Library for the past 20 years, and has proved herself ar efficient official. The Library Board regretâ€" fully accepted her resignation and Mr Hildyard in moving it, expressed the appreciation and regret of the Libâ€" rary Board. Mr James Brown, one ol the Oldesl residents of Grey Co., passed peaceâ€" fully away at the home of his daughâ€" ter, Mrs Geo. McCail. Death came after being confined to his bed for four weeks. Tho‘ Mr Brown had not been in good health for some time, he was up and around until taken 10 his bed. 1 . sw ulev ce Mr Brown was born at Champlain, Quebec, Sept. 15, 1839, being at the time of his death 88 years, 3 mos, 12 days. He was a kind, indulgent fath er and did good wherever possible. His was a model, true Christian life a life long member of the Reâ€"organizâ€" ed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Pay Saints. THE ROLL CALL LIBRARIAN RESIGNS STEIN LEADER of the oldest Rev. C. Jay. who spoke words of comfort to the ‘bereaved family. The pall bearers were \Wm Nelson, Jno. Leith, Richard Irvin, Geo Bye, Robt. Sim, John Roberts. Fioral offerings were a pillow from the family and . sprays from Mr and Mr and Mrs Geo. Bye and Miss E. Sharpe. Interment was made in Reid‘s cemetery. belo HOLSTEIN SCHOOL REPORT FALL TERM REPORT Senior Room Sr IH,. Honoursâ€"Margaret livin, Islay Sim, Mary Woodyard, Joseph Heaney, Vera Allan. _ __ #~ /A UnE DUKMHAM «EPVIRPV Passâ€"Morris Fidler, Margreta Heaâ€" ny, Carman Tyndal*. Jr !II, Honorsâ€"Marie Aitken, Bert Mather, Irene Ellis, Marjorie Nelson. Passâ€"Walter Aitken, Wilma Bilton, Geo. Stevenson, Beverly Wilson, Norâ€" ma Johnston, Milton Aitken. Sr III, Honoursâ€"Mary Christie, Ir} ma Rife, Ruby Watson, (Eva Gadd & Alma Leith) equal, Vincent Ellfs. Pass : Doris Troup, Helen Smith | Jr III, Honoursâ€"Ivan Christie, Ailâ€" ene Brown. : Passâ€"Willard. Stevenâ€" son, Murray Aitken, Lloyd Tyndall, David Aitken, Below pass : Frank Gadd No. on roll, 33 : average attendance, 32. *Denotes absence for one examâ€" tnation. Junior Room §Sr IIâ€"Wallace Lewis, Bruce Mcâ€" Kenzie, Esther Gadd, Marjory Johnâ€" son, Dick Fidler, Charlie Buller, Eilâ€" een Smith, Bill Fidler, Jr IIâ€"Elmer Love, Jim McCall, Auâ€" ra McGuire. _ Sr Iâ€"Harry Mather, Helen Buller, Vera Leith, Murray Rae. _ __ Sr Prâ€"Mary Stevenson, Elma Mcâ€" Guire, Lioyd Gibson, Geo. Dyer, D. Dyer, Hazel Leith, Kenneth Carmount Jr Prâ€"â€"Bert Gadd, Elizabeth Aitken Herbie Fidler, Gordon Carmount.. _ Prâ€" (a)â€"Laura â€" Mather, Marjory Moore, Billy Moore, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ â€"}; Pr (biâ€"Howard Tyndal, Phyllis Moore, Lloyd Seaman, Norma Smith, Average attendance, 29. . Sr IIâ€"Myrta Alles H, Laura Eilis H, Reid Ketchabaw H, Kenneth Ross Jr IIIâ€"Laverne Bilton H, Harold Bilâ€" ton, Wilbert Schenk, Geo Horsburgh. Sr IIâ€"Marion Horsburgh H, Bert Ross H, Franklin Ketchabaw. _ Sr I â€"â€"Wallace â€" Bilton. _ Jr Iâ€"Ada Eilis. Prâ€"â€"Florence Reid. On roll 14. Average att‘ce, 13.7. $. S. NO. 9, EGREMONT CARD,.OF THANKS J. A. McKechnie, teacher Pauline Rolufs, teacher F. J. Floyd, principal , Soap A Sugar 4 Extracts al ===0=0$0=°=0$0=0$0=0= _â€"_â€"M "Tig exceedingly mild weather und pleasant getting around and "Carry me back to Old Virginny‘ is entively an off number. | Mr Wm Blair, from Scotland, and a brother of Mrs Nelson and Mrs.| Chas. Halliday, of the "Corners", ur-‘ rived a few days ago with the lmcn-‘ tion of becoming a permanent reaiâ€" dent. The sacrament of the Lord‘s Supâ€" per was dispensed in Knox Church| on Sunday last. l Messrs David Marshall, Andrew Marshall and Wm Carson, have had phone poles erected and will connect up with the Bell line. "Tpronto, tho Good,‘ is surely fast losing its good name, judging by the amount of daring holdâ€"ups almost every weekAend. In our humble opinâ€" Ne d o o ie ooo jos, Mr. Editor, our courts of justice exercise far too much leniency with these villainous rascals, Measure out to them their own harsh treatm@nt and shoot every man of them to the: death. That we think would slow them up, eh ? Mr Henry Damm is among the latâ€" est in having a radio installed last week by Smith Bros. You should see Henry getting around his chores now keeping time to the jazz music. The concert held in the schoolâ€" house Jast Thursday evening and given largely by pupils, was a proâ€" nounced success, the school being crowded and the program one of the best and most varied given in this neighborhood. The excellent training given the pupiis by their â€" teacher, Miss Morrison, was reflected in the splendid manner they rendered the various dialogues, drills, songs, ctc. The pastor, Rev. C. Jay, was chairâ€" man and gave a short address at opâ€" ening of lengtbhy program. An amusing playlet "Not on the program," was presented by the young people of the sgection, also a dialogue "Uncle Joe‘s Will. â€" The reâ€" mainder of the program was entirely by the children, as follows : two choruses: motion song by little folks: "Manners class," ending in chorus : "Gloomy Glutes" by 7 girls dressed as old ladies : dialogue "Asking Fa ther‘ ; recitations by Velma Blyth, Matilda Bryans, Vernon Noble, Howâ€" ard Watson, Clem. Patterson, Doroâ€" thy Bogle, Marjorie Kerr, Play(ord Schenk : Htghland fiing dance by Velma Blyth, Dorothy Bogle and Maâ€" tilda Bryans : drill, "March of the Christmas Trees" by 12 ginls and boys and a song "Upsetting gravity" by four boysâ€"E. Biyth, Clem Patterâ€" son, Caldwell Kerr and Murray Morâ€" Lunch was served at the .close. The proceeds amounted to $23.65. We notice today, Tuesday, that the trustees of Maplewood cemetery were putting the finishing touches to the new fence which they erected this summer. â€" The chain fence â€" someâ€" thing new in the community and the heavy cement corner and gate posts make a fine appearance and the trusteés are to be complimented on their choice of fence for Maplewood. The Ladies‘ Aid held their monthâ€" ly meeting at the home of Mrs Wilâ€" brt Blyth Wednesday of this week. Mrs Dennet spent this last week with her old neigbor and friend Mrs#. J. Patterson. Those who have had the telepnone installed recently are John Morice of Varney : Geo. Smallman, David and Andrew Marshall and Wm Carson of the 2nd and 3rd con., Normanby. Edgar Morice, who is assistine Mr Milford Matthews, spent Sunday at his home here. Messrs Jas. Wilbert anl Elgin Blyth, James Leeson, Wm Bogle, motored to Guelph to atterd the Pat ‘The young people of Varney are practising for a Sunday School conâ€" cert to be held Monday ev‘g, Dec. 26. Messrs Geo .and Wm J. Bradiey of Mt Forest, visited recently with Mr. The Kerr Millingâ€"family have purâ€" chased the 50 acre farm from Mr Jas MeVicar, 4 mile south of Varney and will sell in the near future the 50 acres, known better as the east half of the old Riley homestead. Bredâ€"toâ€"lay Barred k Cockerels, hatched from a culled\ flock headed by pedigreed male. Pri $2.00. RLYTH‘S CORNERS I will be ea VARNEY ©I10 ARCHIVES TORONTO FOR Special for This Saturday : _ Whlte Flannelle&e ( W inter WUOEsU+, in the market for Dressed Fowl as usual this year Baking Powder Worl( Shirts & ARNILL, Holstein GENERAL STORE Mammy songs and the Masonâ€"Dixie | Line have all melted it seems, before the sun in the orange groves of Cal ifornia. And there‘s a" reason. The praise is going 10 the worthy, 1 there are cloudy days in California, one never hears of them, and it is reasonable to suppose that one should if there were. A million people each winter follow the steps of the conâ€" quistader of whom, perhaps, they have never heard. They search for ‘goldâ€"the gold of the beach, of the groves, of the sunset over warm Paâ€" cific waters. And there is a mine there for you; a real mine of health and a wealth of sport and recreation activities for you to exploit at will R. MacFarlane, Canadian Pacific Agent, will gladly supply information regarding fares, routes, etc., Up9d request. The Family\ HMHerald and Weckly] Star of Montreakhas, for some weeks been publishi in each issue, letâ€" ters from subscribers in all parts of the Dominion, in\ which the opinion is unanimous that the Family Herâ€" ald is the greatest value at one dolâ€" lar a year in the world toâ€"dgy, It is safe to say no othdr paper in Canaâ€" da could reproduce\so many letters of a similar nature. \ Some are readâ€" UL €P ERTTITT ERTTUTTCC PC 111 ers for ten, twenty \and even fo:'ly'{ years‘ duration. The\ Family Herald deserves its success. has, been the motto of the paper improve and give greater value ydar after year. Today it is a newspa covering all parts of the world, a fa y magazine that provides clean, wh@lesome readâ€" ing for old and young, d an agriâ€" cultural journal, excelling@nything o{ the kind on the Continent. Aill these three are to one big paper of 72 paâ€" ges, and for one dollar a~year. It is a credit to Canadian journalism. 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You want close, helpful attention to your pesonal needs when you « call or visit the Busines= office.~€ You want your bills to show clearly what you ure charged for, You want the insteller or repair man who visits your premines to do his work quickly, and with as little inconvenience to you as posâ€" sible. We both aim at a PERSONAL These znd other details you want well handled. And on these, wo, too, put emphasis. What we are trying to do is to bring the best efforts of a capable workman to bear on every featâ€" ure of your serviceâ€"to put ourâ€" selves at your persona!l disposal in your every gontact with this Co”my. _ enmmanes,. DEC. 8, 1927. PHOTOGRAPHS at F. W. give YOL. L. NO Bis Nari Low Prices g We are offe M jste John poailin neturt hi. Glenclg iN Owing 1 mas holid Will remembe! 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