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10M â€"__â€"â€"410m0peâ€"y pâ€"mâ€"â€"=armidrâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"=omor" A COURSE AT ouRr BUS. INESS COLLEGE l Will put you in line for 'ag';od Position . > Winter Term Opens Jan 2nd For the convenience of patâ€" rons living near Dromore, we have “3';" opened our Buying Station TAYLOR‘S STORE, DROMORE nstsm d GGOPA]L ts B MounNnTt FOREST ont. Courses taught: Bookkeeping, Stenographic Typing, Civil Serâ€" vice, Preparatory. A. spgcial course for farmers‘ sons.. Free Catalogue on Request. * WIGHEST PRICES .PAID for PoOULTRY * OF ALL KINDS HOLSTEIN CREAMERY Phone 28 Buving Station at Dromore w. a. TRIMBLE. Principal moust romeaTt Holstein Zero weather has its o&peal to the| winter sports enthusiast, ut the maâ€" ority of us like the fine.warm â€" days with bright skies and sunshine. It is therefore small wonder. that so many Canadians at this time of the year. wend their way south to emy the sunny days and wondrous hts .of Florida. P PUTCCCC The popularity of this winter playâ€" ground is well established for there, at any of the: famous . resorts along the East or West coast, you can enâ€" joy g real holiday. Numerous interâ€" esting sports and pastimesâ€"golf, fishâ€" ing, bathing, ‘polo, eteâ€"contribute to ths making of an ideal vacation, Whest planning ‘your trip. consult any agent of the Canadian Pacific. He will tell you of our excellent serâ€" vice to Detroit, connecting with such famci#s trains as the ‘Royal ~Palm‘, ‘Penge de Lebn‘, ‘Flaminge,‘ etc and will ba glad to: arrange reservations tickets etc The conditon of Meaford‘ for lack <G of â€" municipal .leadership .was bad, when the; found it neeessary to call fer a new nomination. _ Now they The have the embarassment of riches. Inâ€" such a steadâ€"of having no qualifications for 4Bay & Reeve, there are now three standing, year A also five counciliors, two already elâ€" .rived i ecteb. : 190,000 dise for the kindly ~assistance they had rendered in carrying on the work during the yewr. . The members . of Council, Treasurer, Road Supt and €lerk spoke briefly . Council then rose. ipod®s... Zas The steamer , ‘Agawa, WNICN ""A*" such a severe experience on (Georgian Bay a year ago, Was rebuilt the past year and christened ‘Durham.‘ It arâ€" rived in ColingwooG‘ last week with 190,000 bus "grain. 4 ; Davi® Allan, Clerk Agawa‘, which had ‘ There are many~in this COMMMUT!Z | whe were surprised and. sorry to hear a short time ago of the death of Rev. James Millar. He had undergone an operation in the Brantford hospital \and was making a wonderful recovâ€" ery as the doctors thought and was preparing to return to his home at Embro when suddenly he passed aâ€" way. He leaves to mourn his loss his widow, two sons and two daughters. Mr Millar will be"remembered Rere. by many of the vider ones of: the community as he was a pastor in the Presbyterian church here for a numâ€" ber of years. Both he and Mrs Millar also the family, were held in very high esteem, and much sympathy is _‘ expressed for thos? who mourn his loss. ® Hincks gave the SQBOCHU AMMELZ ""2" briefly outlined. the progress of man in science and invention in the last few years. He stressed the fact that man must live ‘up to this progress. "The world needs more six cylinder men" he declared, "who will hbave the power and stamina . to 'ove_g'come hardships and â€" difficulties." < . Frank *Cowan took charge of the games. The next meeting will be held on Jan. 6th communiTy CIRCLE The Christmas spirit permeated the meeting on Monday night. Billy Arâ€" nill gave the first topic which . was followed by the reading of "geveral short ‘passages which tol4d of Christ mas and how it was, spent. Mr All. Hincks gave the seecnd topic. . He briefiv cutlined. the progress of man TORONTO â€" HYMENEAL _ hes Of â€"@ 0s%,. O . MEAPEITT w--;m “W*M whe graduates Of any emâ€"ya" > e _ _ * 4 other college in the â€"world‘ + aze n NK _ â€"| We Guatantee osftions . Teacher WaNTeD. =_,* ‘w}rww term opensâ€"Jan 2,,1930. For some the day will"be sadâ€"fil led . with fragrant memories but . we hope in some way cheer will come to the aching hearts. o Miss Margaret Ferguson is visitâ€" ing her brother Farqubhar and Mrs F. in Orangeville. s % At the masquerade dance last Fri‘ day; Mrs A. Nicholson and Ewart Alâ€" les werdprize winners fqr cestumes. I. :Watson: Sec‘y Treas., Mrs John ‘Alles. â€" There was a short program: Ivan Watson réad Ye Yeovil Times and Huber Alles â€"read a splendid reâ€" p(';;t-";tâ€" tho U.F.Y.P.O. Convention in Tororito. ‘The next meeting on Jan 7th will be an open one.>â€" pCâ€" t w ieac+s s 5Bd m T ,I Wa_have room for a limited number s mouly, Cet_your nmuuoqw r,, &ad let us train you toâ€"fll a gésponâ€" . | . &fble â€"position . . . o : ‘ h | ‘Write or, phone f * x * " WELLER ‘BUSINESS COLLEGE, y oC * Orangevilie, Ont. Our Township. Council held their last meeting for 1929_ today . : 'fhevvél;fi;mia fowl are being slauâ€" ghtered this weekâ€"a feathery, doway his truck. Uvs > > . * M A This is the week of school concerts ‘when the boys and girls of the var lous gchools will be trying their bést to make their particular eoncert a success. * _‘ _ DROMORE ,â€" .. The Ladies‘ Aid of Amos held ‘a meustul bazaarâ€"in Russel Hall on ‘ day, Dec. 6th when quite a large gathering assembled and a couple ‘of hours spent in social chat and games. The various booths were patronized until all the articles were disposed of after which a short program of reciâ€" tations, songs and a humorous play by.six of our young ladies. The proâ€" ceeds amounted to areund $140. Mr Russel Nelson returned home Saturday from Georgetown where he had «rent & couple months operating We are all breathing somewhat easâ€" ier since tgx day has past. Nothing left to play, Santa with . * 4 _ With the aid of parents, the S..%. teachery are Baving a social after noon in !fi bagement of church on Dec. 21 fo®r the scholars instead â€"of a Xmas Tree. ." _ * The W.M.S. met at the home of Mrs +W. Renwick onwy, when the Viece Pres., Mrs.Alex Henderson occupied the chair and gave an inter-1 esting talk on the word ‘Father‘. Mrs Philp gave a reading : Miss Agnes: Renwick read the study beok; Mrs Vâ€" Adams and Mrs J. Drmmie sang A duet. The various officers were after elected for 1930 : Pres. Miss Agnes Renwick: 1st Vice, Mrs Alex. Henderâ€" sone 2nd vice. Mrs John Eccles: Secy â€"Mrs Jas Bunston: Treas., Mrs Arâ€" thur Renton: Home Hgpers‘, Mrs V. Adams: Glad Tidings Secy, Mrs W. Renwick: Supply Secy, Mrs Joe Mcâ€" Naulty: Literature Secy, Mrs A Hasâ€" tie:.General Interest Secy, Mrs W. Philn: Welcome and â€" Welfare Secy, Editorsâ€"and everyoneâ€"a Merry Mrs R. Tavior: Anditors, Misses Resâ€" sie Drimmie and M. Taylor: Organist Mrs A Milne. At the close a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. _ Mrs W. Hastie, Holstein spent the week end with her son Allan and broâ€" ther James who is bedfast. The eyes of the world turned towâ€"| ards, Orangeville, as on Sept. 28th,| the Weller Business of that towny, proved its supremacy cver the lead-' ing Business Colleges of the ~world , by winning in open competition, the international â€" Championship couteat' held: on Massey H#Al on that date. ‘ â€"FURTHER PROOF OF. LEADERSHIP Fop two consecutive years the Welâ€" ler . Business .College, . Orangeville, produced: the Cangdian Champion. ‘The Wellerâ€" ‘Business. College woh' both the Natfonal and International mmpma hip contests in 1929 . with| iition. ‘mo‘flmq.&ma@ a higher averâ€" ‘age walary,Than the graduates of any mifi'uhlnz the editor and staff a mer ry: Christmas and Happy New Year. +@o differeht students, > The Weller Business College holds both the National and : International record for speed.. â€" e Each and every graduate holds a ThE EYES OF THE WORLD Grey Co .. The teams representing Grey Co., Q‘# pldee in the Inter County Seed Judging Competition held at GueIph Winter Fair. 20 counties eompeted with 60 boys taking part. Victoria Co. won ist place with a score. of 1224. The Grey Co. boys srored 1190 out of 1500. The‘ members of the team were Douglas Hammond â€"of Thornbury, who won 3rd place in aggregate score and 2nd place in weeds and weed seed identificatios, with a score of 95 out=cf 100; Wm Clugston. Heathâ€" cote; who won 2nd place in Oat Judkâ€" ing with a score of 98 out of 100: and Hunter MacKey of Thornbury. > The Grey Co. team have made a very creditable showing this© year, besides winning 4th place in the Inter County Seed Judging contest against 20 teams at Guelph, they won 7th place in Live Stock Judging against 24 teams and 13th place at the Royâ€" al Winter Fair at Toronto against 34 teams. * * The teams were chosen by the Dept. of Agriculture at Markdale, M To uc Friends: i n marnere mop e en es Boys Win 4th place in Seed Judging Competition OF AGRCULTURG ‘_Christmas never grows old or worn. Each year its spirit is new . Thus 16 years ago we extended our first holiday greetings to our customers and friends and many of thos« same friends will read this. Since then hundreds of new custoâ€" mers bave entouraged our efforts to serve you, so to these good friends, old ond new, again we send our sincere wish 'orry Christmas from the winners at the annual Co . Competition held at Markdale last July. They were coached by F Dench, assistant representative fdr Grey Co. #1t is of interest to note that two of the members of the team are the boys who attended the«Short Course held at Clarksburg last year."Courses are being held this winter at Owen Sound; Jan. 6th to 30th and Hanoâ€" ver, Feb. 3rd to 28th, All boys in these districts are urged to take adâ€" vantage of the training in Agriculture which will be given at these special equrses. Championship in Draught Horses goes to Grey County Farmer Against keen competition at the Provincial Winter © Fair at Guelph, *Model Prince,‘ a splendid animal, shown by Lawrence Legate, Meaford, won"the championship for draught . horses. Mr Legate won 1st or 2nd in Mare or Gelding class over 1600 lbs. â€"foaled pr.evlous to 1926, He also won 1st on team mares or geldings over 3200 pounds. Succeeding to the law practice of the late C. J. Mckle, Chesley, is John Hetheringtca cf Torcnto, nephew . of Wm. McDonald, editor of the Chesley Enterprise. me tÂ¥ HAPPY N , EV ERY 1 . ILl