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l Durham: 1 yr old bullâ€"Jno Meads. Milch cowâ€"H Karstedt, J. Burnett #nd and 3rd. _ Hereford bullâ€"Roy Tucker. Cowâ€"Roy Tucker. 1 yr old heiferâ€"Roy Tucker. Grade : .Milch cow for dairy purp osesâ€"W. G. Watson. A J McVicar. Beef animalâ€"Jno Livingstone, J Rilâ€" ey, J. Livingstone. Calfâ€"Roy Tuckâ€" ..Heavy Draft, 1 yr oldâ€"MeDonald Bros. Agricultural : teamâ€"Stanley Williams. Jno. Burnett. D, Hincks. Brood Mareâ€"D. Hincks & Son 1 and 2. Harrison Bros. Sp. coltâ€"Harrison Bros.. W J McMillan, D Hincks and Son â€" 2 yr oldâ€"Harrison Bros., Wm. Aldcorn. 1 yr oldâ€"Harrison â€" Bros.. And. Hincks. ua.m"l\'nr;ou 2 yr oldâ€"S. Wil liams, E Ashley. 1 yr oldâ€"J. F. Mc Donald Bros. Sp. coltâ€"D Hincks & Carriage Horses : 2 yr oldâ€"HAITE son Bros. Roardsters : team â€" A McCuaig : brood mareâ€"And. Hincks: sp. coltâ€" A. Hincks: â€" single driverâ€"Harrison Bros.,. McDonald Bros.. A McCuaig. Lady driverâ€"A. McCuaig, Harrison Bros. _ Best team on groundsâ€"Stan. Williams. Best comic outfitâ€"Harriâ€" son Bros Buff Orpington, maleâ€"Thos Nichol. femaleâ€"T Nichol 1 and 2. _ Buff orâ€" pington. male, yo\;ngâ€"fT lflk_:hol l‘ and Priceville Prize List % : femaleâ€"Nichol 1 and 2. _ Black Orp., maleâ€"Mrs J C Adams. Rh. Isl. Red, maleâ€"Mrs Adams. _ Toulouse goose. maleâ€"F D Cairns 1 and 2: feâ€" maleâ€"F D Cairms, Geo Cairns. Chinâ€" chilla Rabbit, maleâ€"C. F. Sheffie, H. Karstedt : femaleâ€"Sheffie, Karstedt. Best pair Plymouth Rocksâ€"H, Karâ€" stedt. GRAIN & SEEDS Fall wheat, whiteâ€"Geo Cairss. Sp. wleat, Marquisâ€"J C Adams, Reggie Ramage. Bus. Barley, 6 rowedâ€"F C Cairns, R Ramage. Oats, largeâ€"Caiâ€" rus, Ramage. Peas, largeâ€"Ramage, Fisher. Peas, smallâ€"J Burnet. Buckâ€" wheatâ€"T. MeDougall, Ramage, Field cormnâ€"J J McRae. Timothy seedâ€"T. t: MceDougall, J. C. Adams. Colored Beansâ€"T â€" McDougall, J. J. McRae. Flax seedâ€"T MeDougall, J. J. Mcâ€" Rae. Red clover seedâ€"L A Fisher, J C Adams, Alsike cloverâ€"Fisher. ROOTS & VEGETABLES MmMouNt FOREST ONT. A Permanent Position and Good Opâ€" portunity for advancement . await the young man or the young woman with Business Training. A Mere "Job" Gets You Nowhere. Increase your Earning Power by taking a Course in _ MOUNT FORBEGT > s Frnaiilédlere Call or Write for our Free Cataâ€" logue. Get started on the road that leads to SUCCESS. Fall Term Opens Scpt. 4 MR. F. B. COWLE, representing The House of Hobberlin will be at October 18 and 19 Rememberâ€"Hobberlin Tailoring is Guaranteed CATTLE Thoroughbred W. A. TRIMBLE. Principal THE BANK OF MONTREAL, at all of its Branches in Canada, will 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 October 15th, and will make payment either by issuing acbeqmabyphdngd)eamounttotheownu‘saeditinthebooksofthe&nk. as may be desired. OVERCOATS and SUITS K. Burnett‘s Store HORSES POULTRY House of Hobberlin DOMINION OF CANADA REFUNDING LOAN BONDS Thursday and Friday 2 yr oldâ€"Harriâ€" of the Famous MATURING 15th OCTOBER, 1928 | Shorthornâ€"T McDougall, T G Davis; | carrots, aovâ€"W. J. McMillan, Robt. | Vause. Table turnipsâ€"Fisher, G. F. | McDonald. Beets long bloodâ€"Fisher McMillan; beets, turnip rootedâ€"Vause J F McDonald. â€" Parsnipsâ€"McMillan, Vause. Radishes, winterâ€"Fisher, T. McDougall. Cabbage, oxheartâ€"W A | Hawkins, T J Davis ; picklingâ€"Dayâ€" is, Hawkins ; & o vâ€"McMillan, Riley. Cauliflowerâ€"Hawkins, Thurston. Poâ€" tato onionsâ€"Davis, T McDougall : Dutch setsâ€"McMillan, J E Nichol. |\ Pumpkin, corn yellowâ€"Gardiner. Mcâ€" Sugar beetsâ€"P Gardiner.. Carrots, rae. Squash, tableâ€"Thurston, Geo.| Cairns. Marrowâ€"J E Nichol, Ramage: Celery, whiteâ€"Hawkins, Dan Campâ€"| bell. Citronsâ€"Geo Cairns, Gardiner.! Tomatoesâ€"Fisher, Davis. Watermelâ€" onsâ€"T McDougall. Musk melonsâ€"D.‘ Campbell. _ Cucumbers, picklingâ€"T.| McDougall, Fisher : ripeâ€"Davis, T. MceDougall. Table cormnâ€"Davis. Best| coll vegetablesâ€"T. McDougall, Thursâ€" ton. 6 stalks ensilage cornâ€"J J. Mc 5 lbs Honeyâ€"Mrs Fisher. 5 lbs Butterâ€"G Cairns, W A Beaton, Robt. Vause. 15 1b crockâ€"G Cairns, Vause, Collinson. 10 lb blocksâ€"G Cairns, H Karstedt, T G Davis. Maple syrup â€"R Ramage, W Brown. Maple sugâ€" arâ€"Fisher. Pumpkin pieâ€"J E Nichol, T (@ Davis. Lemon pieâ€"W Aldcorn, E. Karstedt. Apple pleâ€"F Cairns, Campbell. Oatmeal cakesâ€"F Cairns, H Harrison. â€" Custard pieâ€"Hawkins, (G Cairns. Cream pieâ€"G Cairns, H. Harrison. Mince pieâ€"Davis, Collinâ€" son. Layer cake, lightâ€"G â€" Cairns, Campbell. Layer cake, darkâ€"Fisher, Aldcorn. Homemde breadâ€"Vause, J. F _ McDonald. Brown breadâ€"Davis, Middaugh. % doz plain rollsâ€"Davis, G Cairns. % doz plain bunsâ€"Vause, G Cairns. _ Tartsâ€"Fisher, G Cairns. Sconeâ€"G â€" Cairns, Campbell. Coll. canned fruitâ€"Campbell, G Cairns. 3 sealers pickles, sweetâ€"T McDougall, Davis. 3 sealers pickles, sourâ€"Colâ€" linson, D L McArthur. 2 loaves breaed ‘O Canada‘ (Karstedt‘s spec ial)â€"T G Davis. _ Karstedt‘s special from ‘Canadian Beauty‘ pastry flour â€"W A Beaton. LADIES‘ WORK, DOMESTIC Quilt piece, cotton â€" _ Hawkins, Campbell, Comforterâ€"G Cairns, Adâ€" ams. Fancy quiltingâ€"Nichol, J. F. McDonald. _ Bedspread fancy a.o.k.â€" Karstedt, Thurston. _ Bedspread, croâ€" chetâ€"Campbell, Adams. Bedspread, knitâ€"Adams. Man‘s sleeping garâ€" mentâ€"Campbell, Davis. Child‘s dress from old garmentâ€"Campbell. Kitchâ€" en apronâ€"Davis, F Cairms. _ Handâ€" hemmed sheetsâ€"Collinson, G A Mcâ€" Aulay. â€" Sweater coatâ€"Fisher, Davis. 1 lb home spun yarnâ€"Adams, Geo. | Cairns. _ Hand knit socks, coarseâ€" ‘ Middaugh, Fisher: socks, fineâ€"Davis, McAulay. Mitts, double â€" Adams, Davis : fineâ€"Middaugh, Fisher. Darâ€" ning on woollen socksâ€"Geo Cairns, , Fisher. Laundry work cotton dress !‘â€"-l)zwis. Campbell. Floor mat (rag) â€"Fisher, J Sinclair: woolâ€"Fisher. Plain unlaundered garment â€"Davis, Campbell. Pillow slips, unlaunderedâ€" . Collinson, Hawkins. s j LADIES‘ WORK, FANCY _ Irish crochet â€" McAulay, Davis, Filet crochet, cottonâ€"Thurston, Karâ€" stedt. Tattingâ€"McAulay, _ Vause. Drawn thread workâ€"F Cairns, Mcâ€" Aulay. Conven‘l embroidery, colorsâ€" F Cairns, Collinson. Hand hemstitchâ€" ingâ€"F Cairns, Fisher. Emb‘y, eyeâ€" letâ€"E Karstedt, McAulay: solid, wh. â€"Fisher, Campbell ; Hardangerâ€"Colâ€" linson, Fisher ; Roman cutâ€"Fisher, Middaugh. Modern floral emb., colâ€" orsâ€"T. Nichol, McAulay. _ Luncheon set and doiliesâ€" Campbell, Davis. Table mats, crochetâ€" Davis, Campâ€" bell. _ Tray clothâ€"Hawkins, Fisher. Tea cosyâ€"Collinson, Fisher. Centre DAIRY & DOMESTIC Sideboard scarfâ€"Campbell, J. E. Nic McAulay, Davis. Towels, emb.â€"Colâ€" linson, Campbell. Pr towels, other hand trimming â€" McAulay, Vause. Dresser coverâ€"T Nichol, Collinson. Pin cushion â€" McAulay, Collinson. Emb. night gownâ€"J. E. Nichol, Midâ€" daugh, Buffet setâ€"T Nichol, Davis. Table runnerâ€"E Karstedt, T Nichol. Bedroom slippersâ€"Vause, J. McLean. Ladies‘ hand‘k‘fâ€"Campbell, Collinson. Serviettesâ€"McAulay, Campbell. Jacâ€" ket and bootees, child‘sâ€"Davis, Adâ€" ams. _ Child‘s short dressâ€"McAulay, Collinson. Colored centreplect,_Ad-‘ ams, Nichol. Sofa pillow emb. colors | ‘ â€"Adams, J E Nichol. Modertn cross ‘ stitchâ€"Campbell. Appliqueâ€" J. E. Nichol, E Karstedt. Sofa pillow, othâ€" er _ hand work â€"Campbell, Adams, ‘,Coll 5 pleces each kind embroid‘yâ€"E Karstedt, Hawkins. Coll. other fanâ€" !cy needle workâ€"Hawkins, E Karâ€" | stedt. _ Tea cloth emb. and crochet | trimmed â€" Campbell, J. E. Nichol. Shopping bagâ€"Davis, Adams. _ FLOWERS Hand bouquetâ€"J McLean, Ramage. | Table centrepieceâ€"G Cairns, F Cairns Collection house plants â€" Campbell, Ramage. â€" Geranium in bloomâ€"W A Beaton, McAulay. Coll. sweet peaesâ€" Middaugh, W Brown. House fernâ€" | Vause, _ Fuschia, any kindâ€"Campâ€" bell, J E Nichol. Begonia, any aokâ€" Adams, H Karstedt. _ Gladioliâ€"Geo. Cairns, Campbell. Hydrangeaâ€"Vause, Adams. Dahliasâ€"F Cairns, Middaugh, Coll. foliage â€" H Karstedt, Adams. Astersâ€"Hawkins, McAulay. P i FRUIT * *Apples, Northern Spyâ€"F D Cairns, Ramage. Golden russetsâ€"F D Cairns, | W A Beaton. A O V, winterâ€"Ramâ€" | age, McMillan. _ Snowâ€"Ramage. Colâ€" | bertâ€"J, J. McRae. _ Alexanderâ€" H. iKarstedt. Ramage. St Lawrenceâ€"F. | Cairns. Ramage. A. 0. V., fallâ€" | Ramage, Cairns. Wolfe Riverâ€"Vause, | Ramage. Collection â€" Ramage, F. Cairns. Crabs, large â€" Hawkins, |\ Crabs, medium â€" Beaton, Adams. | Plumsâ€"Reiley, F Cairns, Pears, fall \ â€"Hawkins, Adams: Pears, winterâ€" | Vause. s J. I. Graham, W. Groat, Judges CHILDREN‘S WRITING & DRAW‘G Last verses of ‘Abide with me‘, letâ€" ters and figures and map of Grey Co. 1st, Kathleen McPhail ; 2nd, McLachlan ; 3rd, Hazel Bender. Medal, (N. B. College) to 1st : Fountain pen and pencil .Sec‘y) to 2nd ;%4 gross steel pens (N. B. Colâ€" lege) to 3rd. ; Map, Miss Bessie Cairns (Subscrip tion to Ont. Farmer). Rev‘s J. Corry & F. Sullivan, judges FINE ART Painting in oil, landscapeâ€"Jno. Sinâ€" clair, F D Cairns. Painting in oil, fruit or flowersâ€"Hawkins, F. D. Cairns. Pen and ink sketchâ€"McAulâ€" ay, Hawkins. Pencil Drawingâ€"Geo. Cairns, A. A. Fisher. Crayon drawâ€" ingâ€"Sinclair, G Cairns. _ Water colâ€" orsâ€"Sinclaair, G Cairns. Any other picture of meritâ€"E Karstedt, Sinâ€" clair. _ Extra to school chillren, pen cil sketch, special by judges, Rev‘s Sullivan and Corry. Miss Fettis attended the Teachers‘ Convention at Hanover and also vis ted her sister, in Durham over the week end. Mr and Mrs Geo Gilkes returned last week from Orillia where they visited the former‘s sister, Mrs Jamâ€" ieson and family. A goodly number from here attendâ€" ed the Ann‘y services at Swinton Park and enjoyed hearing Rev Kirkâ€" wood of Creewore. The special musâ€" ic was also appealing. Mrs Dr Staples, Hanover, President of Grey Presbyterial, of WMS of Unâ€" ited Church, conducted Thankoffering services on Sunday and Monday aftâ€" ernoon. She gave able and instructâ€" ive addresses on many different phasâ€" es of missionary work and problems. The missionary society of the Chrisâ€" tian _ Alliance church are holding their monthly meeting at the home of Geo Christie Tuesday. People read ‘Review‘ Want Ads. We are as near to you as your tele phone. Our phone No. is 6. Mrs T. Walton is spending a few days this week in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Harold Love and childâ€" ren, spent Sunday with Inistoge relaâ€" tives and attended anniversary . serâ€" vices there. Mr Rev Chesher and children reâ€" turned Friday from their holiday at Peterboro. HOPEVILLE viv1AKIO ARCHIVES TORONTO HOLSTEIN LEADER @ LOCAL AND PERSOUALS l 4 A 444. & tsA 4 P PP AAEF \mmmmmg Mr Mortimer Lynch spent the week end in Toronto. en Mrs Drumm was in Underwood this week as a judge of Ladies‘ work. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs McLaughlin. Mr and Mrs Meivin Reld, HATWIâ€" ton, spent the .week end with her mother, Mrs H. Reid. Mrs Burrows Smith and family, are visiting Mr and Mrs Jas, Smith. Dr P Ross and Mrs Ross spent a few days at his former home here. Mr and Mrs Wm Kennedy went to Annan Sunday to see a former pasâ€" tor, Rev Mr Rose. Mr and Mrs Rose lost their youngest son Donald in the recent Manasoo disaster. Mr and Mrs Jno Aldred, Durham, and Mrs H Reay of Vickers, spent Friday with Mr and Mrs W Kienniedy: Mr Lucas, manager of the Bank of Montreal, spent the week end in Torâ€" onto. Messrs R Irvin and R J Arnill made a business trip to Toronto Friday. _ Our teachers, Misses Davidson and Bailey, attended the Public School convention in Hanover last week. Rev Dr. Rochester, Toronto, editor of the Presbyterian Record, will take the services in Holstein and Fairâ€" bairn Sunday, the 14th. This will be the annual thankoffering service. Rev. Mr Gileff, New Zealand, who has been taking a post graduate course in Edinburgh, and on his way home, took the services in Holstein and Fairbairn, Sunday. He has spent six weeks at Knox College, Toronto, and has been taking services at difâ€" ferent places in Canada. In the evenâ€" ing he gave a most interesting talk on his homeland, New Zealand. He has been very favorably impressed with Canada, The Oct. meeting of the W. Institute will be held at Mrs Robt. Aitken‘s, on 18th October. We regret the death of Mrs Sydney Banks of Shelburne, vice president of the W. I.. She spoke at the Dist. Convention and was a great worker for the Institute. Mr Robt Scarlett had the misforâ€" tune of having some ribs broken by being kicked by a horse. Mr and Mrs Jacob Stevenson reâ€" turned home from Guelph Tuesday. Anyone joinng the Library from now until the close of year, will not have to renew their subscriptions unâ€" til Jan. 1930. Every boy or man who has a brother should read "Beau Geste" and every young _ woman should read ‘The Magic Garden‘. Both these books are in the Library, Rev Mr Purnell. Preparatory services | _ On Durham Road, containing 200 in the church Thur=day, when Rey,. acres more or less. Eight miles from Mr Okell, Mt Forest, will take the , DuUrb@m, two from Priceville. Apply :enlm. Rev. Mr Purnell is attendâ€" | ALEX. STONEOUSE, ng Synod in Toronto this week. _ ‘ R. R 1, Priceville Sorry to hear Miss Bessie Legate as seriously ill in Durham hospital, with pneumonia. Master Carman Wilson has left to attend Durham High School. Tho‘a month late in starting, Carman will soon be up to the best of them. Blyth‘s Corners corr. was rather hard on Conservatives last week. No need for it, as they are so scarce now in S. Grey, there is not enough to win an election. Miss Edith Hunter has been on the sick list the past week but is now some better. Mr and Mrs Frank Teft, Toronto, visited Sunday at David Hooper‘s. Mrs Elizabeh Teft accompanied them back to Toronto. Mr and Mrs Vic Noble of town, visâ€" ited Sunday at Mr D McKelvie‘s. Mr Wilfrid Daly, Flint, Mich., ar rived last week on a three months‘ holiday with relatives here. Mr David Eccles, veteran thresher, is busy at the job on the 22nd con, this week. Mr Reggie Ramage won a large number of prizes at the fall fairs, and we cccasionally hear Reg sing, "Hi, ho, Come to the Fair" Wm Moore, Sr arrived home last week after a three week holiday in New Ontario. He reports hundreds of acres of grain still standing in stook, also some to cut yet. Mr Jack Legaté Jr arrived home from Sarnia the first of week. After an extended visit with Colâ€" lingwood friends, Mrs Jas. B Tucker returned the first of week. Rev C S Ingraham held service in the Hall Sunday afternoon, returning to Toronto same evening.. Mr Harvey Willams came up from Guelph recently and is recuperating at home. Remember the plowing match on Tuesday next. We hope the weather will be favorable. A presentation is being tendered Mr and Mrs D. Hooper this Wednesâ€" day evening. The Dromore branch W. Institute, met on Oct. 3rd at home of Miss M. Taylor. There were 35 ladies present at the meetng. After business the members were addressed by Mss Flett of Mt Forest on plant life, and proved most interesting. Many quesâ€" tions were asked by the ladies presâ€" ent and much knowledge gained aâ€" bout flowers and plants of all kind‘s. Miss Flett invited all the ladies to visit the greenhouse in Mt Forest, sometime in November. At this meeting there was a showâ€" er of fruit and pickles donated to Durham hospital, about 30 jars beâ€" ing given. Mrs Brown, Mrs Milne and Miss Taylor demonstrated dishes made with jello which were sampled by the ladies during lunch hour and received enthusiastic approval. â€" The November meeting will be given by the Scotch members. The Thankoffering meeting of the W. Mr and Mrs Wm Erwin, Durham, spent Sunday at Wm Moore‘s. M. S. of Amos Church, was held on Sunday, Oct, 7, Mrs Ledingham, Harâ€" riston, addressing the society on the W. M. S. work in (-3;.;1;;!:.“,0; "sifif- day, 14th, the sacrament will be disâ€" pensed in Amo_s_ Church by the pastor THE DURRAM REVIEW NORTH EGREMONT Mrs Melvin Reid, Hamilâ€" the week end with her YEOVIL The anniversary scrvices in Letter Breen, Sw Park, Woodland and Varâ€" ney churches, were much enjoyed last Sunday, These special days will soon be over and we shall resume the even tenor of our ways. Fall fairs are also NOZI!) . ""."". and we congratulate our prize winâ€" ners. * S. Grey teachers enjoyed their conâ€" vention in Hanover Thursday and Friday last. Miss Edmonston obtainâ€" ed an exchange to O. Sound. Miss Babe Edmonston, 0. Sound, visâ€" ited her sister the first of week. W. H. Rogers, with R. Sim and G. Hunt, went to Toronto Friday to atâ€" tend the United Church Laymen‘s convention in Massey Hall. They re turned Sunday did meetings. Mr and Mrs J H 51 Dorothy, Inglewood, 1 their cousin last week Insp Wright, Hanover, is visiting our school toâ€"day. Mrs J D Drimmie is recovering from a severe attack of quinsy, folâ€" lowing the flu. Mrs Walker, Sr and son Robt., Mr. and Mrs Jno Walker and Edna of Arâ€" thur; also Mr= and Mrs Alex Muir and Miss Vera of Pike Lake and Mr D. Smith, Minto, were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Jas Bunston and the Nicholson‘s. Some of our readers will remember Arch. McLean, a former teacher at No 10 Greetings were received from him this week. He resides in Toronâ€" to and is bishop in the D. L. S. church. Mr and Mrs Andrew Hunter and Miss Alice, Mrs Robt. Sim and daughâ€" ter Isla, visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elmir Fee and attended the anâ€" niversary services at Varney. _ Miss Viola Johnston, Holstein, also spent a few days gt»sqme_h_qmg_.. _ Mr and Mrs Nichol Bell, Elora, were week end visitors with her mother, Mrs Jas. Kerr. _ F Mr and Mrs Albert Hooper and Miss Mildred Leeson, Mt Forest, visâ€" ited Sunday with their brother, Geo. M. and attended special services here Mr and Mrs John Aldred visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs 7WfBlyth. & Mrs Jno. Clark (nee Lulu Dickson) Gleneden, visited the first of the week with Mrs J J Wilton. Mr Arthur Sewell and son Rainsâ€" ford, Hamilton, spent over the week end visiting friends. Accompanied by Mrs McCalmon, Sr, he returned Monâ€" day where she will spend the winter. Mr and Mrs Klockman, near Mill bank, and two daughters, Mr Davis and Mr and Mrs Jno. Morice and Mrs Wm Petty, visited recently at Mr W. J. Ritchie‘s. All enjoyed the Anniversary servicâ€" es here Sunday and the services of Rev Mr Cole. His sermons left a deep impression with his addience. St Paul‘s Thanksgiving services on Oct 21st in the afternoon at 3 o‘ clock and evening at 7.30, when Rev Allison, Hanover, will be the special speaker for both services. Monday evening a fowl supper will be served in basement of church, followed by a program. Admission 50c: children 25¢ Mr and Mrs Chas Smith, Battle Creek, Mich., are visitors at Mr Eric Sharpe‘s this week. Mr and Mrs habe, Weston, home here. Rev John Graham. Chatsworth, will preach at service at St Pauls‘ church Sunday Miss Edith Hunter has been quite ill of late, but hope to soon hear of her recovery. Miss Katie Davis Mt Forest, spent last week at home, returning to her duties Monday. Mr Peter Black has been under the Dr‘s care at the home of his daughâ€" ter, Mrs Glenholme. with an attack of pleurisy, At present he is in an imâ€" proved condition. Mrs Henry fortnight with ham friends. Mr and Mrs L Hanna and children, Guelph, called on friends here lately. Mr and Mrs R M Sitzer and Miss Lilian Gardner, Burlington, visited their brother Edgar last Tuesday. Mr Geo. Hunt spent the week end in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Vernon Rawn, Riverâ€" view, spent Sunday at the parental home here. Mr and Mrs Roy Halliday, Glened en, were recent visitors at his home All are busy taking in roots and making the best of the lovely days. Mr and Mrs Wm Wallace of Knox, spent Sunday at Davis home and attended St Paul‘s service. A goodly number attended Varney Anniversary Sunday last and enjoyed the services. Mr and Mrs Jas Eden visited at the howe of Mr Robt Lewis Sunday, Misses Ruby and Amanda Matthews have left for Toronto to spend the winter months where they have seâ€" cured good positions. Mrs Austin Hann spent Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs Wm. Gordon. , Mr Robt Davis is engaged at presâ€" ent with Mr Art Irvine. Mr Valentine Alles is bunll§ engagâ€" ed among the neighbors silo filling. Mr James Hanna, Fergus, visited home of Robt. Lewis Sunday. ALLAN‘S CORNERS sSOUTH BEND FARM TO RENT VARNEY ev‘g and report splenâ€" Cowan is spending a Toronto and Cheltenâ€" Murray McKenzie and recently visited at his also nearly Over Sithes and little were guests of Large Audiences at Varney Chorch Anniv‘ry On Monday evening the supper in the Orange Hall lived up to its forâ€" mer reputation for quality and quanâ€" tity. From here adjournment was made to the church where a literary and musical program was heard. Rev. C. Jay was chairman and had neighâ€" boring pastors, Rev‘s Smith and Fidâ€" dis, also on platform, as well as Mr |\ Cole, All of these brethren spoke and | the topics chosen proved as various as | is the weather. Mrs Cole also favorâ€" | ed with a couple of readings, as did | Miss Gussie McAlister: solos by Mrs Mark Wilson, Mrs (Rev.) Smith, Mr Damm, Clifford; duet Misses Rahn of | Orchard. 4 them Mrs Mellraith here announced with deep regret, the death of Mrs Sydâ€" ney Banks, Shelburne. our representâ€" ative on the Federal Board, and who spoke in Durham at the County Conâ€" vention last year, Mrs Banks always worked and spoke for the moral upâ€" | lift of humanity. especially for tempâ€" | erance. The Sec‘y was instructed to ‘ send a letter of sympathy to Mr. | Banks and two sons. | _ Mrs Burgess reported for the Red : Cross, who in conjunction with the They were pleased on this occas~ jon to have as special speaker for Sunday, Rev. C. G. Cole, now of Kenâ€" ilworth, who, with Mrs Cole were eqâ€" ually pleased to renew old acquaintâ€" ances made while at their former charge at Durham. Splendid â€" serâ€" mons were delivered morning and evâ€" ening, to a packed church and it is considered to be one of the best Anniversaries in this matter yet held. As well as anthems by the choir at both services, Miss Florence Kerr rendered a solo at morning service and Misses W Blyth and Jessie Bell a duet at evening service. Durham W. Institute Entertain Aberdeen Branch The October meeting of the Durâ€" ham Women‘s Institute was held on Thursday last at Mrs Chas Mortley‘s. with about 60 present. The Aberdeen branch were invited and gave the program. The Pres., Mrs Glass preâ€" sided with Mrs H. Hugill, Sec‘y pro tem, Mrs Giles being unable to be present. After opening exercises and minutes read. the visiting, relief and signboard committees reported. _ Afâ€" ter some discussion it was decided not to erect the ‘welcome‘ signs this vear. > Mrs Giles was appointed delegate, with Mrs J C. Hamilton as alternate, to the Prov‘l Convention in Toronto, Nov. 27â€"28â€"29. A testimonial in ap preciation of Mrs Hugill supplying the various salads of which her pap er gave the recipes at a former meetâ€" ing, was presented to Mrs Hugill, to which she gratefully replied. At this ing to d o. GIASS need some. Celloglass Ih; Dr. Hess Dip y The new substitute for stable windows Velloglass and Hen houses. $1.80 a sqâ€" yard »_ Take a can home and disinfect Dr' “eSS D'p your stables before the cattle go in. It will save you from buying louse gowder in winter . This is the time to feed Dr' “eSS Panacea the pullets and hens while they are moulting. _ You will bhave them laying in o0 mO0‘ __ _ sa"resch. Try%® package . Taylor & Co W e they are moulting. You will 1e December when Eggs are 7¢ each . It is guaranteed. REPAIR TIME e want your business are in line when you C for the windows. need some. time of the year there ki Both stables and house may ‘ Miss Fletcher. Aberdeen, was then | invited to the chair and said how | pleased they were to accept the inviâ€" | tation and called on Miss Ruby Hesâ€" lip, who gave a fine paper about : ‘Cheery People‘, showing how with [ love, the virtues of patience, humor and sympathy are developed, Mres. iLamb. in her pleasing Scottish acâ€" | cent, read a paper on "Scottish charâ€" incterladcl". one of which was a deep | sense of humor, which made Harry 514uder‘| songs so popular. Their soâ€" | epoken economical traits were caused | by their hard struggle for a living. | Mrs J. F. McLean‘s singing was so much enjoyed. she had to respond to an encore. _ A photo contest put on by Mrs McGirr, was an enjoyable feaâ€" Institute and LO.D.E., are supplying sandwich, cake and drinks in the rink at noon to the three or four hunâ€" dred school children expected at the Co. School Fair Saturday next. The country folk are expected to supply the gallons of milk needed. This property is a fifty acres with about ten acres of Bush and will be sold subject to a reserved bid. Terms of Sale: 20 per cent of purâ€" | crase of price to be paid on signing ‘agreement of purchase and\ the balâ€" \ ance in thirty days without\ interest. ture won out by Mrs Mather and Miss Barbara Ritchie. A very fine lunch of pork and beans, bread and butter and pumpkin ple was a much enjoyed part of the proceedings. The Administratrix of the ’zmw of ELZA N sCoTT will by public auctiotm, at the Hahn House, Durham, on Tudgday, the 23rd day of October, 1928, at\two o‘clock in the afternoon, the fa: property of deâ€" ceased, being com d of Lot Numâ€" ber Thirteen in the \Fourth Concesâ€" sion South of the Road in the Township of Glenelg, Fiftyâ€"six acres more or less, Want to hear from owner having good Ontario farm for sale. If barâ€" gain, send price and description F. G. B. Box 495, Olney, Illinois. For further particulars @&pply to Lucas & Henry, Durham, Solicitors for the Administratrix ; â€"and our prices compare quality. is always some repairâ€" We are again in the market for Live Poulâ€" try. Poultry taken in every week day except Friday and Saturday. HOLSTEIN CREAMERY Highest market prices paid for Phone 28 LIVE POULTRY Administrators® Sale . Dromore JOHN O‘NEIL, Auctioneer FARM WANTED ‘al property of de l d of Lot Num the rth â€" Conces he Road ir of elg, Fiftyâ€"si> ‘88, Holstein old morts VYOL. LL, The joving 17th ! The will winl Wa (n Sunday mor Church, Messrs Peter Ramage, Wi the congregation 0 Missionary convel program will bx irilis, dialogues Admission 25¢. Harvest 8t Paul‘s, Services at Mr Allison. erve Bought Town Mr Ab. Cry g their hursday Fiat to Rent «t Office. i Durhat Kn« a tC the Massey 22nd, a and aA € Apj Ix holiday T fron afternoon T h h pla ULT M CUTA H ale vening Sa H Durh M 11 Angl in : rem Re