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lc‘ BARGAIN! Kellogg‘s have this KELLOGG‘S Corn Flakes are sealed in a special WAXTITE bag which is placed inside the redâ€"andâ€"green package. It brings the flakes direct from the toasting ovens fresh to your table. It‘s a patented Kellogg feature. Some other foods have inner bags of a kindâ€"but Kellogg‘s is sealed top and bottom . . . perfect protection. Compare Kellogg‘s. The flakes are difâ€" ferent in appearance, taste and Unconditionally guaranteed by W. K. Kellogg: "If you don‘t consider them the best corn flakes you ever ate, return the package and we will refund your money." Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. CANADIAN PACIFIC FROM OWEN souNnbp, MARKDALE, WALKERTON AND HANOVER\‘-â€"SZ.OO RETURN FROM DUNDALK AND SHELBURNE. $1.50 RETURN. From Orangevill eâ€"â€"$1.00 RETURN AP 19911] opportunity to visit your relatives and friends in Ontario‘s Cavnital City at excentiona in ideai opportunity to visit your relatives and friends in Ontario‘s Capi\ al City at exceptionally low cost. BASEBALLâ€"See the ‘Maple Leafs‘ in a doubleâ€"header with Jersey Cityâ€"\â€"starting at 2.00 p.m. Saturday. Tickets are good in coaches only, limited to return not later than Sunday night, May 15. Children 5 years and under 12â€"Half fare. Comfortable, roomy firstâ€" class coaches. A uÂ¥t for everyone. Further information, tickets, etc., at Canadian Pacific Depot. Eastern Standard Time atented TÂ¥ 0: * Lezve Dundalk ....... 9.22 a.m. Arrive HANOYEP ...... 11. Leave Shelburne ...... 9.43 a.m. Arrive Walkerton .... 11. Leave Orangeville ....10.15 a.m. Arrive Markdale ..... 10. Arrive TORONTO .... 12.10 p.m. Arrive Owen Sound .. 11. Stops at Chatsworth, Holland Centre. Flesherton, Saugeen, Allan Pflrk, MeWilliams and Corbetton, also West Toronto & Parkdale, going and rgturning. SPECIAL REDUCED RATES AT â€" THE ROYAL YOR\Q( HOTEL WORLD‘S GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM Going Saturday, May 14 SPECIAL TRAIN ONLY Leave Owen Sound .... 8.00 Leave Markdale ...... 8.51 Leave Walkerton ...... $.00 Leave Hanover ....... 8.18 Leave DURHAM ...... 8.36 BUY YOUR TICKETS EARLY DURHAM HOCKEY CLUB. SEASON 1931â€"1932 1931 Aug. 7 Balance on hand ....$ 2.65 Aug 12 Proceeds street dance.104.52 Nov. 7 Dance in town hall.. 51.00 Dec. 16 Old time dance in hall. 60.50 17 J.N. Murdock from dance .50 17 P. Gagnon, special donaâ€" SINKING FUND Credit Balance in Bank of Commerce, Durham, as on April 26. 1932 maintained for Players‘ Insurance purposes. the sum Of ..iir.es W Listowel game ..... John Smith, pads ... Review printing .... Hockey sticks .. ... J. S. Mellraith, shoes Jan. 1 Durham (4) at O. Sound (3) Feb. 2 O. Sound (4) at Durham .(6) Feb. 9 Durham (1) at Wiarton (2) Feb. 16 Wiarton (1) at Durham (2) 18 Durham (2) at O. Sound The nrctice Transferred from Bank of Comâ€" (Wiarton). 23 Harriston (2) at Durham 26 Durham (0) at Harriston Mar. 2 Durham (0) at Walk‘ton (Harriston) 1932 NORTHERN LEAGUE Mar. 8 Durham (3) at Erin 10 Erin (3) at Durham 22 Durham (2) at Milverton 24 Milverton (5) at Durham Dated at Durham, this 26th day of April, 1932 JUNIOR HOCKEY CLUB EXPENSES 1932 Games played as follows Total receipts from above $234.17 Treasurer‘s Statement of Receipts and Expenditure Chesley ball club has given will sponsor a motion to reduce umâ€" that at the annual meeting it pire‘s fees from $7.50 each to $6.00. Credit balance Credit balance carried from Executive Fund .... DURHAM to TORONTO tion sUBSEQUENT RECEIPTS AND EX PENDITURE totals 8.51 a.m 8.00 a.m. 8.18 a.m. AND RETURN RECEIPTS FROM GAMES EXECUTIVE FUND $36 15.00 3 .20 3.25 6.50 8.90 (1) (4) (2) (1) (1) (4) (2) (4) Returning Sunday, May 15 \ SPECIAL TRAIN > Leave TORONTO .... 7.10 p.m. Arrive Orangeville ... 9.03 p.m. Arrive Shelburne ..... 9.40 p.m. Arrive DURKHAM .... 10.46 p.m. Arrive Hanover ...... 11.06 p.m. Arrive Walkerton .... 11.25 p.m. Arrive Markdale ..... 10.33 p.m. Arrive Owen Sound .. 11.30 p.m. Arrive Arrive 1931 Aug. 1932 Jan. 2 J. H. Harding (skates) and laces .... ......... 4.35 12 N. H. L. certificates.... 2.82 Mar. 16 Transferred to Royal Bank account .......... 25.00 22 Transf. ta Royal Bk aje 55.02 Paid 1930 alc P. J. Mcâ€" RECAPITULATION Total Receipts ..... ... Total expended ........ April 26, ‘32 balance on hand.. $4.60 Certified correct, Saturday MAY 14th Credit balance $66.00 $667. 146 $46.20 44.20 46 .20 96 .50 128.25 106 .30 37 .50 96.31 and expenses .... ...... 15.00 16 Exp. Old time dance.. 38.66 27 O.H.A. entrance fee paid 6.12 21 Amateur cards and posâ€" 30 Jr. North‘n certificates 3.75 paaid :...........,/. $10.06 7 Exp. Dance in Hall... 47.75 30 N. H. L. entrance fees, Jr. and Sr. (Palmerston) 12 Expenses H. B. S. dance Receipts $601 .46 nil 27.90 4.35 33.15 J. S. Mellraith, shoes Credit balance W. J. McGIRR, Treas. Durham Hockey Club Expenditure (playâ€"off) (playâ€"off) le ... 9.03 p.m. ax*«1 .. 940 P ..... 10.02 p.m. Expenditure 1930 ale $ 4.55 61.15 17.80 54.17 38 .05 56. 80 28 .50 23.00 $65.25 11.85 79.30 .85 $74.33 $157.25 $441.87 $284.62 $232.714 $1.43 $696 .49 $752.173 696 .49 $ 3.17 . $1.43 $56.24 $53.07 5.15 3.07 .90 * LOCAL ANO PERSONALS y cne een ons eut eas ngo cac of Mr Ramage, Priceville, visited his daughter, Mrs Chas McDougall, and Mr and Mrs Coleridge recently. Prof Baxter visited the village on Tuesday and has decided to disconâ€" tinue the choral class on account of ill health. He will continue with the school and his private pupils. Mr and Mrs McGuire had for visâ€" ‘tors over the week end, her mother, Mrs Geo. Ritchie and aunt, Miss Jane Ritchie: y Mrs Tuck visited friends in Mount Forest early in the week. > Mrs Jas Horsburg spent a few days with Mt Forest friends. Mr and Mrs Rife and Irlma visited Wiarton friends on Sunday. Marâ€"+:all and other relatives here. | Miss T. E. Byers visited Friday, with Mrs S. Koenig, Hampden. Mr and Mrs Cushnie, Mt Forest, visited Mr and Mrs Hastie the first of the week. Miss Jean Ellis, Toronto, visited her parents, Dr and Mrs Ellis recentâ€" ly. Mr and Mrs Andrew Hunter are moving to their new home on the ercises preceding graduation which takes: place Friday and which her family expect to attend. Mr and Mrs D. McLean and baby, Teronto, paid a short visit to the latter‘s parents, Mr and Mrs Albert Mr David Allan is quite ill at time of writing. We hope he may soon be restored to his usual health. Mrâ€"and Mrs David Marshall spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs H. Williams in town. Congratulations to Miss ©Margaret Watson who recently completed her three years‘ training in London Hosâ€" pital. She received word just last week of having come first in her class numbering over 40. This entitles her to a free University course. She is in Rev. Mr Simpson, Whitby, formerâ€" ly of Glasgow, Scotland, took the serâ€" vices in Holstein and Fairbairn on Sunday, due to Rev Mr McMullen‘s illness, who is improving slowly. He hopes to resume work again shortly. Mr Simpson gave two sermons that will be remembered. In the morning, his subject was ‘A tower of Strength‘ and in the evening ‘Patience.‘ Dr McHenry of the Connaught Labâ€" oratory,. Toronto University, has been chosen to visit several large cities in Europe on research work this summer. Mrs McHenry (Effie Hastie) will accompany him. . They leave Toronto the latter part of June. The sacrament of the Lord‘s Supâ€" p>~ was dispensed Sunday, a large number being present and also a good attendance at S. School. _ The preparatory service Friday evening, was also well attended. _ Our pastor spoke on Sunday of the helpless man who was brought to Jesus to be healed. He had difficulty in getting close to the Master owing to the crowd, but he was in earnest and as a result he was healed soul and body. So will we be when we seek Him with our whole heart. Are we about our Father‘s business or are we more concerned about our own. The members of the choir were almost all present and sang "Open to Him.". Mr and Mrs Eccles, Egremont, visâ€" ited on Sunday with Mr and Mrs J. M. Marshall and attended service at The Grandmothers‘ meeting of the Women‘s Institute, took place at the home of the President, Mrs Thorne, 20 members being present. After the business was transacted, Mrs Mcâ€" Guire took charge and the program was given by the grandmothers, conâ€" sisting of choruses, reading by Mrs. Hastie: Solo, Mrs Thorne: duet, Mrs Leith and Mrs Hastie. Mrs Tuck also gave a reading. Roll call ‘From Picneer Days‘. Mrs T. J. Reid pourâ€" ed tea and a dainty lunch was . ser ved. Mrs Jas Smith received word a few days ago, that her brother, A. R. W. Burrows of Hanna, Alta. (Ory) had died on Wed., April 20 and was burâ€" ied on Friday. He is survived by his wife and ten children. His first wife, who was a Miss Walmsley of Yeovil, died several years ago. His present wife is a sister of Mr Henry Cowan. Mr and Mrs Murray Henderson and children, Guelph: Mr and Mrs Ruthâ€" erford _ Henderson, Detroit, visited the Smith family recently. Our Reeve, W. H. Hunter: Deputy Reeve Philp and Councilmen Aldcorn, McEachern and Patterson went over the roads in Egremont Saturday of last week and report them very good considering the condition they were in a short time ago. The Holstein Foeotball Club have reorgan‘zed for the season of 1932 : Presgident, Bert Brebner Viee Pres., Bert Gibson Manager, Mr Rixen Captain, Norman Patrick Sec‘y Treas., Brown Irvin There are good prospects for a bright season in 1932 and several new faces are expected on the lineâ€" up. Practice Tuesday and Friday nights. Any one wishing to try fora place on the team, will please atâ€" tend these practices. Mrs Rob. Nicholson is in a Toronto hospitai where she cunderwent a very serious operation. The latest report is she is getting along nicely and may be home soon. Mrs John Leith visited her father, Mr Backus, and the Sharp family in Durham, the first of the week. Mrs W. Clark, Durham, is visiting her brother, Mr A. Henry. Mr Geo. Hostetter is trayelling fo the Williams Shoe Co., Brampton. HOLSTEIN LEADER THE. DURHAM REVIEW KNOX CORNERS TORONTO the exâ€" read a passage of scripture and Dor~: cthy Bogle read a paper on "What ‘Music can do for me." The next meetâ€" ing will be held May 13, in the church. Mr Jchn McMurdo and son Alex, attended the funeral in London on Monday April 28 of their friend, Mr. â€"The choir of Amos Church held reâ€" Rearsal at Mr and Mrs Victor Adâ€" ams‘ on Friday evening last. 5 Mr and Mrs Wallace Hooper, Torâ€" onto, attended service at Amos on Sunday last and visited friends here over the week end. The Varney Y. P. S. held their mcet‘ng in the church on Friday, Apâ€" ril 29. _ A fair number attended and plars were made for Arbor Day, to be hceld at the church, Saturday, May 7, at 2 p.m. A paper was read by Mrs James Leeson on the evils of modetâ€" ate‘ drinking. Miss Marjorie Kerr _ Mr John Snell, Hamilton, spent the week end with his brother and sister, Mr James and Miss Susie Snell. | The Mission Band of Amos will hold their monthly meeting on Satâ€" urday afternoon in the basement of the church, when all the boys and girls of Amos, are expected to be present. Miss Brailsford, who spent a fortâ€" night with her friends, Mr and Mrs. Alex Milne, left for Toronto, where she will spend a week before sailing for her home in England. . Amos Sunday School was reâ€"organâ€" ized on Sunday, May ist, when 57 scholars were present and are lookâ€" ing forward to seeing quite a numâ€" ber more of the children in~Amos district being present in the near future. Bible class teacher, Rev Mr. Honeyman, and other teachers Mr. and Mrs Alex Henderson, Miss Mary Taylor, Miss Florence Patterson, Mr Wallace Adams, Mr John Eccles. Almosta full congregation partook of sacrament at Knox Church, Norâ€" manby, on Sunday last. The Sunday School reâ€"opened same day and the teachers and most of the children were back to their classes. Mr, J. McC. Marshall is Superintendent. Mrs T. McAlister is again in charge of the Bible class with 16 grownâ€"ups presâ€" ent. The choir also had a good atâ€" tendance and rendered a suitable anthem . Rev. Mr Honeyman gave his usual thoughtful sermon and inâ€" teresting story to the children. Varney Y P. $. Next Sunday, ‘Mothers‘ Day‘ will be observed in the different churches. May we at all times honor our mothâ€" ers. The Orange Lodge held a successâ€" ful dance in the Hall at Varney on Tuesday, April 26. The Rahn orchesâ€" tra supplied excellent music and lunch was served. Sec‘y After having the roads in the worst shape for years, our patrolmen have them in good shape again with Mr Isaac Hooper in West end and Mr Finlay Clark on the East end. A new steel roof and cther improveâ€" ments are being made on the Orange Hall at Varney. Mrs John Orr, Guelph, has been vis.ting recently with Mr and Mrs B. Miss Ruby Watson, Toronto, is enâ€" joying her vacation with her parents. Mr Herb Love and family, also Miss Edna Love, Toronto, visited the first of week with Mroand Mrs Wes. Love. Messrs Alex and Jas Nicholson, acâ€" companied by Mrs Jas Bunston and Mrs Ralph Lamont, were in Toronto early in week, visiting their mother, who is progressing favorably after her recent operation in the General Hospital . Mrs A. Drimmie is steadily imâ€" proving in health, being able to sit up a short time each day. Messrs Harry Sithes and Charles Ross, Inglewood, spent several days last week with relatives here and at Mr and Mrs Murray Henderson, of Guelph, also Mr and Mrs Rutherford Henderson, Detroit, were recent visiâ€" tors with their parents. Miss Charlotte Patterson spent a few days last week with town friends. A number of the young people of this locality are invited to the recepâ€" tion for Mr and Mrs Ern‘e Hamilton, May 2nd. Best wishes for the future are extended to the young couple. Mr and Mrs Gordon Grant visited recently wi? Mrs G‘s sister, Mrs. Norburn Hoersburg, near Holstein. Mrs J Hopoville Miss E. M. Stevenson, Holstein, is a guest at present with Miss Bessie Drimmie. The Young People‘s Club held a social evening and dance in the Orange Hall, Varney, on the evening of April 19. _ The orchestra supplied good music and an enjoyable evening was spent. The Varney UFWO and UFO Clubs will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mr Mansfield Leeson on Friday evening, May 6. Mr Elgin McNab, Owen Sound, was a guest last week of Mr and Mrs W. J. Philp. Miss Ethel Alles has been several days visiting in Toronto with hersis ters. Mr Geo. Alics and family, accompâ€" anied by Mrs R. Sim and Miss Islay, motored to Guelph Saturday. DROMORE Troup is visiting friends at YEOVIL VARNEY Ider was a guest gister, Mrs Melvin Clerk, on or beforb the 14th day of May, against the sssment Roll of said Municipality fbr the year 1932. All changes of pro Â¥y, together with any omission of that should be on said Roll ard required to be filed with the Clerk]|in writing, as no changes can be e after the pasâ€" sing of said Roll. |The Assessment Roll is open for ins#ection â€" AD a.. sons interested are hereby to take nctice and vern Dated May 5, 1932 Notitce is hertby given that the Court of Revisign for the municipalâ€" ity of the To p of Egremont, will be held in Council room, Holâ€" stein, on Monday} 30th day of May, 1932, at the hour\of two o‘clock, in the afternoon for the hearing of any appeals that may \be filed with the The Municipal Council of Normanâ€" by Township, met in the Clerk‘s Ofâ€" fice, Ayton, Monday, April 25, the Reeve in chair, and other members present. Aitkensâ€"Baetz: That the minutes as road be adopted. Car. A letter was read from the Dept of Highâ€" ways acknowledging byâ€"law No 7 of 1932, to provide for this year‘s road expenditure. Baetzâ€"Halliday: That byâ€"law No 8, of 1932 be now read a third time, signed by the reeve and clerk and enâ€" gressed in byâ€"law book. Car. Aitkens â€" Baetz: That the Council make application for an additional bond of $4,000.00 for the Treasurer, in addition to his personal bonds, the premiums to be paid by the Townâ€" ship of Normanby. Car. Hclmâ€"Baetz: That the Treas. is drastic steps to have the balance the taxes collected at once. Car. Bi Aitkensâ€"Baetz: That Voucher No be paid. Car. TOWNSHIR OF EGREMONT UE Normanby Council A Quick Way Sun LiE AssurANCE COMPANY OF CANADA ARE you emong the thousands who have sufâ€" L L M LIJ___ w.an a SWR PM® EiC C fered from the great depression ? Have you had to make a hurried survey of your financial position only to find that you are worth less by thousands of dollars than you were ? Do you :e;h:;dia( desath compels a rasutritie« at current values ; securities at current values sure to the point of safety a a » at least. Over five hundred million dollars of .3 insurance was taken out in the Sun Life Comâ€" pany last yearâ€"much of it by levelâ€"headed men who balanced their accounts by this simple method. Restore an Estate B. Fortune, Clerk How can that situation be met? You can instantly restore your estate to a healthy basis by taking out more insurance. The sane way is to inâ€" Heed Office: MONTREAL of w ow * B. S$. NO 3, EGREMONT 8râ€" IVâ€"Bert Ross, Marion Hors burgh. 8r IIIâ€"Wallace Bilton. Jr in â€"Florence Eccles H, Florence Reid. Islay Cooper,. _ Sr IIâ€"Mary Reid H, Alice Drimmie, Willie Drimmie. _ Jr. IIâ€"Richard Irvin. $Sr Iâ€"Myrtle Horsâ€" burgh. _ Jr Iâ€"Raymond Bilton H. Charlie Irvin Sr Prâ€"Dorothy Drimâ€" mie H.~ Jp Prâ€"Alice Reld H, Alex No. on roll 16: average att‘ce 14.7 Best in Spelling, Wallace Bilton and Richard Irvin . Best in conduct: Florence Reid Margaret Brown, teacher Watson 64, Robert Nelson 63, Ray mond Brown 63, Kelth Hunter 60, H Hunter 47. Honors 75 per cent: Pass 60 ner . ent IVâ€"Howard Watson, Arthur Rahn, Vernon Noble, Florence Bryan, Playâ€" ford Schenk, Murray Morice, Cald well Kerr. _ Jr HIâ€"Edith Bryans, R. Keller, Cameron Kerr, Stanley Rahn, James Wilton, Norman Eden. Hâ€" Joyce Keller, Orville Bryans. Sr 1â€" Edith Keller, Wilma Bogle, Marion Kerr, Islay Barber, Olive Bryans, S. Picken. Jr 1â€"Cavell Bryan. Sr Prâ€" John Eden. Jr Prâ€"Edward Bryans. Third : Elmo Scott 74, Kenneth Nelson 70, Norman Wells 70, Roy Andrews 67, Alice Daly 64, Hazel Watson 64, Robert Nelzson 62 BRav. Entrance: Reggie Wilson 83, Robt. Hunter 722, Rdgar Patterson ML, > #. Brown 63, Gladys Young 60, Annic Andrews 56, Ray Adams 49, Goldwin Nelson 48, Frances Daly 42, Lioyd Brown $9, Verdun Watson 30. Sr ITVâ€"Elsie Morrison, Lawson Morrison*, Harvey Leith*. 8r HIâ€" Lorne Ececles, Elsie Hooper, Howard Keith*, Alex McMurdo, Bessie Moore, Carlyle Geddes*, Dorothy McNalty $r IIâ€"Billy Morrison*, Ruth McKenâ€" zie. 8r I1â€"Billy Mitchell Jr 1â€"Bth el O‘Karfka. S8r Prâ€"Kenneth Leith* Colvin Geddes®*. Jr Prâ€"â€"Calvin Nott, Hector McMurdo. *Denotes perfect attendance. Beth Hincks, teacher Senior & list of your debtors. Don‘t send deadâ€"wood only, â€" if you nood immediate cash, for naturâ€" ally deadâ€"wood is slow to move, especially this year, Telephone No. eC Ent seon US.8 NO 1, EBGRE‘T & NOR‘BY MONEY COMING In ? Did you ever need money as badly as you need it right now* Could you make use of some real cash ? it can be had by sendina KELLY & AlKEN The Persistent Collectors at §. $. NO 13, EGREMONT Room, §.S. No. 12, Egrem‘t at least. _ . 3 lars of fife in Life Comâ€" ' a unts by this â€" Pass 60 per went Brock, teacher Bell, YOL. LY, $» tert