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" f] Good anatomy bidet mldouce on Gain-u: St. Durham, two door: with ot Rowe's bakery. Water tn Me. good garden. Apply to Geo. S. Lawrence. Mt. Forest. Ont. whole day gets a cheery start when Kellogg’s Corn F1akea9r come to breakfast. . . . Here is flavor to tempt any appetite-delicious Kellogg flavor. And crispness that makes the calmest taste all excited.' WILLIAM the FOURTH THE original Royal Charter of It the Bank of Montreal, bearing the seal of William the Fourth, and renewing the charter previously granted by the Legislature of Lower Canada, is well preserved in the' Bank's museum. BANK OF MONTREAL During more than one hundred years since it was first incorporated, the Bank of Montreal has gone steadily. on its course, serving the people 9f Canada and enjoying the unshaken confidence of successive Established 1817' Total Assets in cm of $830,000,000 Brianna Ind her Dominions in all their student will be at the Hall in Holstein on Tuesday. May lot. under the direction od W. M. Clarke. choir. mater of St Andrews' Church, Mt. Forest. Man Is now open. Behem- ed seats 35c. Rush, Me. * Monthl tt,tNttMttt_, My". Corn Huh. My. Mthornloxtnuilp- I... imitation. eangtqt 01‘" Mid... tor lunch, hunt - Must. With-tmore--- [mitotic-01m I, HOLSTEIN LEADER iiGLU and "citations, . we o' Barns, Scotch thlsues. f 131g motto, on it "Scotland Forever" (the work o' Mrs Watson, . dochter o' Mr and Mrs Rogers) &c, he, will gie ye an inkling o' the Scottish f1treor prevail- in'. (That "Menu" made oor mooth water i) Mr Bert Gibson and daughter Eil- een motored to Toronto Monday as Miss Eileen has secured a positionin the city. Mr: Ju Brooks of Tralee and his ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO W. C. D we chsou (iii, C,'",',?,,." "W em for than” .000000000000000000.00000. and of com-Io eat we!!! ORCHARD MILLS Chopping, ' cents a In; In loads for I " but for $1.00 limited time f " bag. for ..750 FLOUR AND FEED I " but for “an or "ta. per met, walglml In and out He leaves a chief mourners e Ill~ ter, Mn Wm. Lewrence. Durhuand three brothers. Thom In the West: John in Holstein and Wm on the home farm. A brother Joneph died Mth April. or 1 well known farmerln North Egremont. Mr Robert Moore, who lived with his brother William on lot " con 19, 1 property tint has been in the Moore name for about To years. Deceased was never man Hed and bu lived from Infancy on the farm he died on. For men] years he bu not been well but able to so mund and . staunch trouble has token him oil. All the Scotch wore ; tartan badge 16. Duet: “It's just like bein' at Hume'. Amanda Matthews and Florence Patterson. Anld Lang Syne for closing. MENU 1. Cup o' tea bread and butter. crackers and cheese. 2. Scones and Jelly 3. Buttered out cakes and oatmeal date cake. 4. Sandwiches and cake 5. Shortbread 6. xxx Peppermint: (Sweetles) In (301.) Scott who has been with her mother, In Blown Br for theysettwoweehsretnrnedtoher home in Brigden Tuesday. it Chi-once roman will attend s meeting ot the Centre! Buehsll League to be held " Ken-iston Fri- day evening this week. Besides reg. ular business the important question ot whether the League will accept en. trles from both baseball and softball teams will be taken up. 5. Duet: "The Crookit Dawbee" Miss Mather and Mrs W. Katie, In costume. 6. Makin’ the Parriteh. (Demonstra- tion). Mrs R. Christie and Haz- el Lem: T. Plano Instrumental. Marjory Nel- 8. Chorus by Scotch 'Bonnie Dundee' 9. Recitation "She liked him weel"-- Mise Mather. 10. Violin selection - Mrs Carter li. Vocal duet: ‘Jmie and 1eaaie'--- (in costume) Margaret Christie and Florence McMillan. 12. Life of Burns. Mrs Robt Christie 13. Motion Song '. lslay Sim. lsabel Hustle. Margaret McPhayden with Margaret Christie in costume and Marjory Nelson at piano. 14. Highlend Fling. Grace Carter 15. Chorus by Scotch: "Merry may the keel mw” Mr and Mrs Jae Smith and family, spent the week end with their (migh- ter, Mrs Murray Henderson, Aim. Mr and Mrs Geo. Bharpe and daugh- ter Mabel, Guelph. were week end visitors with Mr and Mrs John Leith The Scotch Women's Institute meeting we: held " the beautiful home of Robt. tum on Thursday. the 19th insst. Tho' the weather In: very unpleasant and reed. umoethnv passable. there were 90 out endthey one and ell enjoyed e pleasant at. After the regular monthly busin- ess was disposed ot by Mrs Christie. President. she vacated the chair t0' Mrs W. H. Rogers. convenor of the; Scotch committee and the following' program was given: I 1. Scottish National Anthem l 2. Thoughts of the Scotch pioneers‘ of Holstein and Etrremont, fol-T lowed by all standing as a. mu} me to their memory, Joining hands. and singing one verse of Auld Lang Syne. i 3. instrumental music by Msrgaretf CUTTING OHINGLES a amenity A quantity of Good Lath on hand All Work Guaranteed Mr M. Lynch spent the week end with his parents in Ayton. Miss eBatrlce Smith will assist Mr Lynch in Mr Cockbum's creamery for the coming summer. FOR SALE : Three month old pigs, Apply to Geo. Seaman, Holstein. A play "Too Many Husbands’ will be presented in Agricultural Hall, in Holstein. May 11, by the Mt Forest Dramatic Society under auspices of Public Library. Fun, Music and Grandeur u Watt and Margaret Ferguson. 4. 'Home Lite of the Scotch'. Mrs At Ye Olde mum Concerto at Hot. stein. Mayo lat. Ye Y. P. B. ot Bt', Andrew! Kirk, Mr and Mrs Jealous and baby will be there. Sewn your seats at once, Me. Director, W. M. Clark, F.L.C.M., Mt Forest. Date May Ittt. PROGRAM OF SCOTCH MEETING OF WOMEN’S INSTITUTE fHe " r- mam nrur» The dgath occurred Wednesday, Death of Robert Moore SIIIGLIS & LIT! " l Mrs Jas. Brooks. Barking. is calling [on former neighbors. With her is .Mlsa May Brooks of Lox-ins. New IOnt. who for the tiegt time is visit- .ing scenes around the boyhood home lot her father, Sandy Brooks. Miss n gexpects to be bridesmaid at the Lew- "tr-Hooper wedding this week. She ‘says her grandmother Bis extremely {weak physically but quite alert men- i tally. mmmudGoomiaM‘ hank-inn. MrWmNooret,Dtus lambs”! Men! on may. We hue no fttrtttertmgtiei. the Regent and list Vice. poured cot- tee from a. pmttily decanted table and several assistants served the re freshments. Judge Sutherlmd ex- pressed the thanks of the o. Bound ladies tor the hospiulity shown 1nd Mrs Kearney responded In I tewre. mrka. At the close the orchestra was brought into use 3nd for n hour dutch; prevatted on the tine ttoor. dress by Mrs Forbes. Weston, who went as one of the delegates to Trin. Mad to attend the Golden Jubilee recently held there. The pictures were clear and beautiful and her mesage inBtruetive 1nd lusplrauonnl. Mr and hire lane M. Hooper spent Sunny with Mr end In Gordon Guides. nou- Kutton Mitt. Mr: Due Glhnour and son Gordon of Woodstock. visited It her brothers Mr W. H. Hunter the Brat of the Some from here were privileged to accept the Invitation to attend the W. M. B. meetingln Mt ForeatWelllngton ton St. Church may lat. We cer- tainly enjoyed it. particularly the special feature - the Illustrated ad- We extend best wishes to Mr Albert Lewis and mu Jessie Hooper, who are being married this Wednesday. Mr Jim Small has engaged with Mr All O'Neil or Pomona for the sum mer and started work the tirtst of the week. In the debate last Thursday ev'g at the UF'YPO the aMrmative side was taken by Miss Oliver and Don- ald McArthur while Miss Rolufs and mart Alles upheld the negative. The points were forcibly presented, but tho judges. Misses Hunt and Orchard and C. McGillivray gave their decis- ion in favor of the negative. Two other interesting items en the pro gram were the reading of another humorous edition of the Yeovil Times by Miss orehard-and Min Hunt read a. letter supposed to be written to her in Itr48--givintr very interest- inltt information regarding some of the present Club members. Mr and Mrs Joe. Moore, 1150 Mr. and Mrs Wm Moore ot Durham, via. ited at Wm Moore's Sunday. Mr Rom. Moore we regret to say. is seriously ill and very low at pres- patching not: - the shingles being torn " by Thundny'l we '. some are fencing. some plowing. There is always a. variety of farm work tk waiting the busy farmer. Mrs Urquhart. o. Bound, came last week to see her daughter. Mrs P. Reid who is recovering from a sev- ere attack of stomach nu. Little Miss Florence Reid Is hav- ing an enforced holiday from school as she had the misfortune to run a nail Into her foot. _ Mr Peter Duly returned to Hillmnn, Web. this Week. Mr Thou Gordon, near Mt Forest. spent. Sunday at Mr Tho: Mooye's. Miss Grace Range is spending n tew days with her brother Reggie. White making a. few will in this vicinity this week, Dr Ellis got his car stuck in a snowbank and it re. quired four men and a. shovel to ex- tricate hint. The Dr wanted to know why it wasn't shovelled long ugobut we didn't know either. " seems like; use ot Just keeping cool-1nd depend ing on old Bot to clau- it out. Who is the Road Supt. of Egremont any- Wtbr , A mistake occurred in last week's budget in swing Hudson Bro-Jud cut and demoted " Mcwnhms an. tion 5400 feet of loss. This should have been 66,000 feet which is same quantity. Tum: Hall Re-opened NORTH EGREMONT (Continued from Page l.) On the farm I; a good brick house, hank bam, by but. " pen. silo. windmill. etc. Good water. A up tor quick buyer. Philip Lawrence. W. J. mm“. The undersigned otter for we the: deainbie 100 acre (um, being lot T. con M, Township ot Emmont. tthe tate John Lawrence farm). Applica- tions to be made to the underlixned. Church held their April meeting stl the home of Miss Winnie Blyth oni Wednesday altemoon. April It, with an attendance ot 18. The meeting au pened with the singing of "Jesus keep! me near the mes" followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Miss win-, nie Blyth read the scripture lesson:) Luke 24. It was decided to hold a progressive crokinole social the tol-‘ lowing Wednesday night. Mrs Nor. man Kerr gsve a needing onnn Enter service held on Miami Beach, Florida ant a. piano duet by Misses Florence an! Janette Kerr was much enjoyed. Roll all m snswered try a bible text on Easter. The hostess served re freahrnents " the close. Next meet- ing will be held stlrs Elmer Fee's on Tuesday, May 8th. l Success“! Social " Vamey ( A very successful crokinole sociai' was staged in the Orange Hall, Van; ney, Wedneslay. April 18th. " tables! being in play. Fifteen or more Dar-i ham friends were welcomed to helpl swell the crowd. Miss Mary Morton‘ Durham. captured the isdies’ prism? winning all but one, as also did Nor-l man Kerr, who won the gents'. Mr A. McCabe was chairman and DWI-1 ted the winners with the prizes. The receipts smounted to t17.M. I The Ladies' Aid ot Val-no)- United 100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE CREAM PRICES SEED 0 yrs A car of extra quality direct from Alberta now on the wey . FEED WHEAT testing within 5 lb per tnrt. of Fall Wheat. Ite-cleaned Screenings. Western Feed Oats all grades B. C, and New Brunswick Shingles at moderate prices " will pay you to some to Mt For.“ for your supplies The People's Mills, Mt. Forest VARNEY W. M. GROAT tk SON . J. ARNILL EGG PRICES Special, 46c No. 1, 45c HOLSTEIN , 42c One hundred and fourteen - composed of lot " in the twentyae- cond concession ot Plenum. For term. “My . --. _ Theo. Han-loan, R. R. I, "any John A. Forum. R. R. l, Proton Execumu ot the Brtate of Thom“ Cunpbell. or Solicitor for the Executor- , 22e Civil Service. Mal Kethods. “will count tor Farmed-0' 800. Omaha Attention. Boot Baum. Free Catalogue on none-L You any In." any in, lndlvldunl Instruction enables you to begin I course a my (In. In MISTER! (HAIRY Stop! Look! Listen! will try a in. you Llvilre' ia, ttttto and.“ MR. FARMER.. Age you helping to Import and mm: a Gunmen In Your own community. or tn APRIL " It”. W. A. TRIKE“ PHrseit “We mt t We FOR RENT. C8mtgtqa and IN noun a... Twelve men t tearn but Manager F. have u or 17 run mm when the Inn -e. Called by Death Them mam-d “my in Toi tho home or brr daughter (In tMvid Huh”), our of Iy planners at Durham. in the of in Wm. WWII. TI to I familiar our up Iormor item us tNe cornu- now com. me Stone and Sand Plant family was!“ and u u corner and Ill" behind it still the nu. In Milli-m roadie-d damn use ot " was and her “lulu" to the. last " Mt yours tsince thr. xamil) l Toronto and hem nonu- yarn: Mouth [used may. Th [Max In (our d-ttters to... m: Punk. (Mrs Van NW Fills: Lou. (Mrs C Mara Falls: Dull. (Mus Colli "Ma: Haul- (Hrs Hunter) ka. Khan Fullr: Marshall Is. Charla and Wt" AN an lawn death “was!!!“ hurt received ll ssiiieGiirii) Mr and In: autumn mi born near Fellevlllo and If Hue use (“moth lo Durban [heir home bean» & bsworul plullly. l In; T. R. Whelan was one beat neighbors and may madam: Illl‘ can tell I. col m the ambush family" l Church and Young I'm... held an illttatmted hrum “Inna Had the Pilgrim's on “My. May 7th. T will be glwu be RM. ll who has I pm'ml kl Mien}, [Mann's hon.» l landings. The tttme In 'aivetir.v or hia Huh I you and the Mon as 1 Syn-um will be Inunur-Iy A allver collection will In new!!! Inviwlon " 'hi public tat attend. mum tastes Into The Young Wow Knox Church. - an tsome of Mm Neil Mondny 0mm. April tqetat and work mom“: in: was 1pm in new“ “warmed Leda and '28. Mr L Bruce boy and an Black. . forum-r I Public School stat Knox Young Ladies' Auttiliq sold Bonk the f ft noun )0: worth huh: Usher “a P. H. Leslie, In: mum Pulls [Jul The lad: Who will W of "be Jun-l man have been pram nitthts wally on the I emt'gttU and are mundin no h! Iervlco puma Owen Sound and minim: l moo opoarauono MM tl “on the middle of Ms m is expect-d also that 1 new tett lapel-nu: the Mam: thi, Jami“. Fund». (or " I" Geo Kendal. who par-Ink: an“ in Mr! hea- removod to Penna - he will like clear menu. He has been slowly tmme Dun-m of Who has been attending hit well. has returned to her h In Condo: “on to be It Hon DIN-ton Court he“ on Thursday. May mu by order of an. J “I u " tm. All p: M M take ttote ot My. lay uh. Change of Date The [Mk-f Guild of T Will - their monthly I made trahirtgr In the AA hunky May Sth, a! " tqegggttgg tel will b rvn COW. varted “scrum-m rvenin: dream-s tern J. C. Nichol. Don't an to ttttend the 4 In the High School. Dar-II Moon or evening. T'e mm. Mull: 25c: child: JUST ARRIVED: A sh! Me. In “I. Baht mound hon new d land. Alum t'prer Town. Quantity ot Emu-t l " "tteetrt1ottal1y clan Angus MacArthur. "your con. r " VOL. la, NO 't'X'oq use. titw lunch Mn line (It van! for If: rum Idllt at Mme KFA PG __ . lo it Mum Court In lay uh the Jill All punk! e of lb? MrKe Wr to " " (‘01 Aux By u