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For the second consecutive year, Weller Business College, Orangeville, has supplied the winning typist in the School Novice Championship of Canada. This event is open to studâ€" ents who have never before competâ€" ed in any speed contests. A Real Honor This year‘s winner was Miss Agâ€" Student of this School wins Speed Contest at Toronto CcuP RETURNS TO WELLER BUSINESS COLLEGE D U R from $675 to $2095 J.0.b., Leaside, Ont. M_F«to'? Equipment Morse Silent Timing Chain Full Eorce Feed Lubrication Red Seal Continental Motor Bendix Fourâ€"Wheel Brakes Passenger Cars Fours and Sixes BANK OF MONTREAL RUGBY TRUCKS IN A. McCABE, Durham, Ont. FRIENDLY COâ€"OPERA&TION with FARMERS Establishes New Standard § Among Fours f You are corcliau_y invited to call at this Bank and discuss your financial Problems with the manager Bank of Montreal which appeal:' strong!y to our Elrmeracuswmers; Established 1817 Total Assets in excess of $870.000.000 on request . . . or better still . . . is obtainable nearâ€"byâ€"at your local Durant dealers‘. & them in motion . . . at any speed you like! Detailed description of all Durant models will be mailed to you Youcannotfuflyta!iutbetmewonhofdled\oughtfufly improved Durant models . . . (either in the four or sixâ€"cylinder series) . . . until you sit in their comfortable seats and then test them in motion . . . at any speed vou like! y HEnewDumtl’ortyopémthedoonoimmenselygreata satisfaction than has previously been available in the fourâ€" cylinder field. nes McLennan, 17 years of age and entered the Weller Business College only 8 months ago. Her net speed was 69 words per minute, for 15 minâ€" utes from new copy, or a gross rate of 91 words‘per minute. There were over 100 contestants. Last year this event was won by Miss Bernice Smith, who typed at the rate of 72 words. Winning such an important event two years in succession proves that the Weller Business College turns out the most efficient typists and stenographers. At the present time E D â€" TO â€"Q UALITY re is a spirit of service coâ€"operation about the D U R AN T THE DURANT "40* DE LUXE SEDAN DURANT MOTORS of CANADA LIMITED Efficient School TON TO 1% TON CAPACITIES THE BUILT BY the attendance is over one hundred, and as fast as they graduate lucraâ€" tive positions are waiting them. Sr IVâ€"Edith Drimmie 52 per cent. Jr IIIâ€"Roger MacEachérn 78 per ct, Mary MacEachern 72, Laura Henderâ€" son 65. Sr IIâ€"Viola Long 71, Gorâ€" don Love 68, Mabel Love 61. Jr IIâ€" Estelle Swanston 79, Lorraine Henâ€" derson 53, Lloyd Long 37. Jr I â€" Marjorie Ross 94, Elva Bunston 81, Peter MacEachern 80. NO. 10, EGREMONT D. P. Fisher, teacher lowing question be submitted to the Departm‘t of Highways as to whether Wire Fenoes should.be measured by Road Sup‘t or Foreman© and as to payment by cheque through Road Sup‘t or Treasurer. â€" Carried. Resolved that the following ac counts be paid: J. Eurig, sheep kilâ€" led $25: P. Shea, do, $20; W. Orchâ€" ard, inspecting sheep $1.50: J. Mc Phee, do, $1: Pay Sheet No. 1, for Road Im‘p, $861.60: Supt‘s services, $29.75: members of council, att‘ce at meeting to date $15: R Christic, use ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO McEachernâ€"Robb: That the Clerk be instructed to advertise for appliâ€" cations for the office of Township Road Sup‘t, applications to be in the Clerk‘s office, on or before Monday, April 29. Car. Robbâ€"McEachern: That a special meeting of Council be held Monday, April 29, at 2 p.m., to receive apâ€" plications for Road Superintendent. Mackâ€"Philp: That David Allan be appointed to aot as Road Sup‘t inâ€" te{i_m._uqtll a Sup‘t is appointed. Car. Philpâ€"McEachern: That the resigâ€" nation of Road Sup‘t be accepted. Carried. Maokâ€"Philp: That the Councilinâ€" spect the 25th sideroad con 16, when on their tour of inspection of roads in the near future. Carried . Mr.John McArthur, Road Sup‘t, tendered his resignation to Council, to take effect at once. A petition signed by a number of ratepayers was submitted to the counâ€" cil, requesting that 120 rods of road which is in poor condition on 25th sideroad, con 16, be gravelled. Council met April 1&th, members all present, minutes adopted. McEachernâ€"Robb : That report of Road Sup‘t for work on roads be aâ€" dopted . Carried .> Holstein Dramatic Club, under the direction of Mr Bert Brebner will present a play entitled "Our Wives", a farce in three acts, in the Agricul‘l Hall on Friday evening,, May 10th, under the auspices of the Agr‘l $Bcieâ€" ty. Don‘t miss this sideâ€"splitting froâ€" ll:c. Prices 35¢ and 25¢. Watch for ills. We understand that several of our citizens have treated themselves to new cars. We were sorry to hear that Mr. J. McArthur, road Sup‘t for the Townâ€" sbg. had resigned. e were pleased to see Mrs Wm. Rogers in the village yesterday. She has beenâ€" confined to her home most of the winter. The Bell Telephone Co. has a large crew of men working on the lines that were broken by the recent storms. Some of our phones are working and we expect the rest in a few days. Council adjourned to Monday, May The Community circle met in the Presbyterian Church Monday. This will be the last regular meeting of the winter months as the next will be in the form of a weiner social in Robt. Sim‘s woods. At the last meeting committees were formed for the summer sports. The sad news was heard over the radio Tuesday evening that Rev. W. J. Burnett of Saskatoon, formerty of St, Marys, and Dromore, had died in that city‘noon of that day from pneuâ€" monia. ; 4 Miss Mary Ross who has been ill for some time is improving a little. Mrs Troup, who has been nursing her went home Monday. ,Our village is beginning to look a little like itself again. The train started going over the bridge Thursâ€" day night. Miss Dena Thorne spent the week end at home. She expects to be home most week ends for a time as she is doing a lot of towns and villages quite close. s There was a congregational meetâ€" ing in the United Church recently, when the calling of a pastor was considered . McEachernâ€" Mr Maxwell Tyndall, Guelph, visitâ€" ed his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Tynâ€" dal this week. He has accepted a poâ€" sition in a creamery in Columbus, Ohio, and will leave for there shortâ€" ly. Miss Margaret Tyndall who has been home on sick leave is goâ€" ing back to the hospital in Oshawa this week. Mr Jas McCall, Mt Forest, is visitâ€" ing his daughter, Mrs McDougall, and son Geo. McCall. We were pleased to see Mr Peter Mutch in this village Monday. He has been ill all winter. This was the first illness he has ever had and we hope he may regain his usual health. Mrs W. Hastie had for _ visitors this week Miss Taylor Miss Florence Renwick and Mrs Alex Renwick of Dromore. Little Miss Dorothy Lee of North Egremont spent last week with her aunt, Mrs N. McGuire. Mrs Hostetter left Monday for an extended visit in Toronto and Monâ€" treal. a LOFAL ANDO PERSCOBALS Mrs H. Reid. They also called on several other friends. Mr Duff of the Bank of Montreal, here, spent the week end at his home at Creemore. ¢ . The Women‘s Institute w at the home of Mrs N. M« Thursday, April 18th. Roll Favorite Flower and why." y pap seu ue cansomsugbns af _ Mr Fred Matthews of the Post Ofâ€" fice staff, Toronto, visited the Brown family over the week end. _ _ _ _ â€" Mrs Clarence Malcolm of Scotland, is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs. John Roberts. Miss Edith Orchard, Mt Forest, also spent the week end with them. Mr and Mrs Merton Reid motored from Seaforth Friday of last week and spent the week end wit_h his g_zo}hex:. HOLSTEIN LEADER Egremont Council 1i iJULKhMAM KEFVIEMW â€"Philp: That the folâ€" Mrs N. McGuire on 18th. Roll call ‘My Institute will meet gingle furrowed M. H. Riding F Earl W. Reid, Hol Team Heavy ‘Horses, 1 Clyde risâ€" ing 4 years, 1 rubber tire buggy, 1 To close estate of late Hattie Morâ€" lock, we will sell at reasonable price her late modern residence in Durbham and also what is known as the Staples Farm, comprising Part of Lots 41 and 42, con 3,â€"E.G.R., Glenâ€" elg. Apply at once to * By order of the Municipal Council of the Township of Egremont. â€"==__â€"_> David Allan, Clerk Dated April 16, 1929 General Purpose bay Colt, three years old, broke single or double. Apply to Herb. B. Love, Lot 25; con 16, Egremont or R. R. 2, Holstein Sealed applications addressed to the undersigned and endorsed ‘Appliâ€" cation for Township Road Superinâ€" tendent‘ will be received until noon, Monday, April 29, 1929. Mr Harold Holliday had the misforâ€" tune to be hit with a horse on Sunâ€" day. However no bones were broken and we hope in a few days the bruise will be allright again. A few of our energetic farmers are anxious to begin work on the land and have done some cultivating. But Winter is yet too much with us to make headway. We are allâ€" wishing for the bright warm,. .unshine to clear things up. There will be a special business meeting in Letter Breen ohurch on Thursday to discuss the â€"best thing for the church‘s future. Mrs W. Crispin has been quite ill with jaundice but is now â€" improving nicely. "A number of children have had this disease this winter but not many of the older people, Mr A. W. Schell, Toronto, spent part of Sunday at Mrs Rawn‘s. He taught in the school over 20 years aâ€" go and is now the Canadian manager of the Hobart Company. Mrs J,. P. Rawn spent a few days this week with her sisters in town. Mr S. Smither, Brampton, is visâ€" iting at Mr Geo. Hunt‘s and called on other old friends. Mr B. F. Sharp, town, called on a few of the old neighbors last week. Mr Farr Lawrence shipped a carâ€" load of hogs last week.â€"Farr had onâ€" ly 105 hogs on hand recentlyâ€"some bunch . * The beef ring will commence Monâ€" day night, April #2, Jas Ferguson to deliver the first beef. Wm Thompâ€" son will again be the butcher. Mr _ W. A. Lawrence has again engaged Mr Roy Heazz of Chesley, for the summer months. Roy traded in his old Ford for a new Ford roadsterâ€" recently. Mr Murray Allan spent part of last week in Toronto. Mr John Legate is moving to Durâ€" ham this week. We farmers of Grey County should have a petition sent around and all sign, refusing to widen our sleighs and cutters. How in the heck is a car going to give half road with snow level with the fences. Plowing is the order of the day in this locality. Miss Thelma Wilson who has been teaching at Napanee, spent over the holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs W. J. Wilson. x Mr Mutch‘s friends are glad to see him able to go out again after being confined to the house for 3 months. Mrs W. J. McEachern returned to Toronto last Wednesday after severâ€" al days‘ visit in her parental home. Mrs John Alles had the pleasure of an Easter visit from her brothers Frank and Jack Wilcox of Meaford. Elgin Schenk left last week for Windsor. Mrs Dodds, Woodland, has been visiting her mother and brothers. Mrs Horsburgh, Mr and Mrs Everâ€" ett Rawn and little sons, also Jessie and Ira Stevenson of South Bend, and Mr and Mrs Elsmere Rawn, Varâ€" ney, with Master Mervyn, were our recent guests. Last Friday night‘s big rain storm was the worst we had in years. Those coming home from the comâ€" munity dance tell us there were creeks running everywhere. How aâ€" bout a boat next time? 27, at 10 o‘clock a.m.;for general business and as a Courtof Revision on the Assessment Roll. Court of Reâ€" vision opens at 2 o‘clock p. m. All persons having business at said court are hereby requested to attend at time above mentioned. Our teachers arrived from Owen Sound and Paisley on Monday p. m., having used both train and automoâ€" bile on their journey. _ The schools opened Tuesday morniing with seven little ones taking their first step in school life. iome of these in the futâ€" ure, may attMin distinction and honâ€" or, but as there is no royal road to learning, the ground leading to that coming time must be carefully and studiously covered. Success to all ! Mr and Mrs Fred McCaw and daughters, recently visited her ents. The men have been busy repairing the washouts, approaches to bridges, etc, and the roads are about as usâ€" ual again. Miss Elda Ferguson had the misâ€" fortune to run a fork into her ankle. APPLICATIONS WANTED NORTH EGREMONT MILLS & PATTERSON, SOUTH BEND FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE YEOVIL David Allan, Clerk two Mrs. And. Picken visited with Mrs Jas. Ferguson while in Hanover Wednesday of last week. ‘5)°°5, spent Monday with the forâ€" mer‘s sister. Mrs Irwin Ferguson, of Egremont. P Mrs John Marshall left Monday to attend the Provincial W. M. S. meetâ€" ing to be held in Hamilton this week Misses Jessie Marshall and T Byers, spent Monday _ with the mer‘s sister. Mrs Irwin Ferguso Egremont. The W.M.S. met in the church on Wednesday of last week with an atâ€" tendance of 16. Mrs T.‘ Wallace took charge of the meeting and the Roll was answered by a favorite verse of scripture from each member. Our Eu’ter offering was taken amounting to $16. yf Mr_and Mrs Harvey Williams visiâ€" tetd Sunday at Mr D. Marshali‘s. At our church service Sunday, Mr Purnell spoke frdm Jer. 8, telling of the potter making a new vessel from the clay which had formed the first vessel. but which had been marred in the making. He compared it to our souls which are made in the imâ€" age of God and He has a pattern for each of our lives but by our sin we spoil the pattern. But if we are wilâ€" ling, God will create in us new, clean hearts and make us fit vessels for the indwelling of His Holy Spirit. Mr Lawrence, Durhfin,fiis around this way shearing sheep for the farâ€" mers this week. Mr and Mrs C Becker, Jr. and son Earl and Mr and Mrs C Becker, Sr., visited with Mr and Mrs M. W. Byâ€" ers recently. Miss Muriel Henderson returned home last week after assisting Mrs. Gorman Johnston for a few weeks. A wedding of interest to this neighâ€" borhood, took place Friday evening, at the home of the bride, Miss Olga Littof Hanover, to Mr Garfield Metzâ€" ger of Toronto, formerly of this place. May the best wishes go with them to their new home. T Mr and Mrs E. O. Hickling and son Arnold, spent a day recently with Carrick friends. the home of Mrs John Sharp last Wednesday, 10th April, when the Alâ€" lan Park branch of the Women‘s Inâ€" stitute gathered. With some of the others absent thre illness and other wise detained, Mrs Sharp very ably filled the chair and opened the meetâ€" ing in the usual way. After the opâ€" ening ode and repetition of the Lord‘s Prayer, Miss Vera Reay read a portion of scripture. The singing of "The Church in the Wildwood‘ taken from the Institute leaflet preceded the reading of the minutes of last meeting. The program consisted of a well prepared paper "Aims and Opâ€" portunities" by Mrs E Taylor, Hanoâ€" ver. Mrs F. Sutton, dist. representâ€" ative, also of Hanover, gave an inâ€" teresting talk on Institute work. Misses May and Myrtle Sharp favorâ€" ed the audience with a violin and guitar duet: Misses Myrtle Charlton and Evelyn McLean gave short readâ€" ings. At the close of the program, a tasty lunch was enjoyed served by a bevy of young ladies. The meeting adjourned to meet at the Orange Hall in Allan Park on May 8th. KNOX CORNERS successful afternoon was held at APRIL 18, Saw and Planing Mills, OwWEN sSOUND John Harrison & Sons EVERYTHING N Lumber and Millwork Studding Frames Cupboards Sheeting Interior Bookcases Shingles Trim Wardrobes Combination Storm and Screen Doors Maple, Birch and Oak Flooring Know We Can Please You ASK FOR PRICES Timber Windows Stairwork Joisting Doors Cabinets the young man or the yom;; W;l;l‘;l; with Busmgu Training. _ A Mere Call or Write for our ;‘me Cataâ€" logue. Get started on the road that leads to SUCCESS. At Orchardville, a frame garage, which I will either rent or sell. Also a 5â€"room brick house in connection with same. Has acre of land, well, orchard, and stable with hen house. Also Sow and 7 Tamworth pigs, weighing 75 to 80 lbs, all eligible for registration . Apply to Ww. C. DICKSON, R. R. 3, Ayton Spring TermOpens Ap. 1 mount FOoRest ont. . A Permanent Position and Good Opâ€" portunity for advancement await Increase your Earning Power by taking a Course in HOLSTEIN CREAMERY Buying Station at TAYLOR‘S STORE, DROMORE, for the convenience of our patrons in that vicinity. Poultry to us and get Hiot;oct Market Prices Bring your GARAGE FOR RENT to send it fAying. lawrence was n suffering from How the coupe d a mystery, as of the ditch with required . two board to steady over . 4 and and AFn t Narrow Escane Knox Miss The Mis: held â€" their Hymn 46 ith â€" HMur M M y Presbyterian Mr and Mr Jessie Reid) 1 ed on Saturda home on Lan neighborse dre time and aced will and wish wall pictures 4 ane Mrs Mora words, thankin kind remembre week is in Co Teeswater Cab Aj Remembered Annual M The annual Branch â€" W held at the Girr, on Th the Presiden tary‘s Report lection . of Mr Chas. dress on "Bce ment of fees J ly urged to 8J¢ nigh fAinal Nearly Read Rev. J th d idden _ e foree t a railw UN YOL. off ) W Ing ading »Ok AJ alr Re follo t d