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"€1 &# P THE REVIEW, DURHAM COUNTER CHECK BOOKS We supply them in any quantity at lowest prices" BANK OF MONTREAL The Bank of Montreal is coâ€"operating in eyery way to help improve business conditions. Making loans is as much the bank‘s everyday business as receivâ€" ing deposits or clearing cheques. Interest on loans and investâ€" ments constitutes the bank‘s main source of revenue. The Bank of Montreal stands ready today, as always, to lend money for legitimate needs of farmers, merchants and others who can meet the requirements of sound banking principles. TOTAaAL AS§%EBTS IN EXCESS OB $700,000,0 00 Established 1817 MODERN, EFFICIENT BANKING $SERVICE.... tie Ourcome of 117 Years‘ Successful Operation Holstein (Subâ€"Agency): Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Or CoursE Wr Maxr Loans ... Our Everyday Business . .. Recent visitors with ° the Jordan and Buller families were Mr Gordon and ‘Miss Kerr, Toronto. > Mr and Mrs M. Chalmers, Toronto, spent the week end with the Chrisâ€" tie family. Mrand Mrs J. Ellis and family, Kitchener, spent the week end with Dr and Mrs Ellis. Mrs Clayton Whittich and small daughter, left for their home in Lonâ€" don, Saturday. _ Mrand Mrs Geo Ritchie, Edge Hill and Mrand Mrs Howard Ritchie ol" Zion ,spent Monday evening with the McGuire family, The Anniversa Services of the Presbyterian Church, will be held on Sunday, Oct. 21, when Rev. G. Grabham will be in rge of both services at 11 a m .and 7.30. i The pupils and teachers of Holâ€" stein Continuation School attended ‘\the County Field Day at Markdale Wednesday of this week. h â€" mms==anmma= | comanca sA mectiee Gtttpevgs Miss Minerva Mercer spent the first of week with Cowan family. Mrand Mrs Tilden spent the week end holiday with London friends.. A little daughter arrived at home of Mrand Mrs J. W. Brown,. _ Conâ€" gratulations. Misses Isabel Hastie and Nora Shortt spent the week end with Toâ€" ronto friends. Mrs Stewart and son John spent the week end with the Findlay Tamâ€" ily. ‘Sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs John Nelson and family in the loss of their only daughter. The United Chupch are holding a Fowl Supper, on t. 25. Mr Alex. Sim of Victoria Univerâ€" sity, was home over the holiday . Mrs. Renton, Dromore, spent the week end with Mrs. Hastie. Recent guests with the Misses Morrison were Jas Nicol, Windsor. Mr. Adam and Miss Park, Mrand Mrs G. Fritz, Listowel: Mrs Geddes, Mt. Forest: Mrs Hadston and daughâ€" ter Jean, Miss Bernada and Donald Yeomans, Toronto. Whe Fidelis Vega, C.G.I.T., met in the basement of the United Ch. to organize for the coming year. Otâ€" ficers elected were. Leader, Mrs C. Fenton: Viceâ€"Presid‘t, Eileen Smith; Sec‘y, Islay Sim. _ Treas., Laura Mather; Press reporter, Elma Mcâ€" Guire. Organist, Mary Stevenson. The meetings will be held on Friday night this year, at 7.30, and all girls 14 years of age and over, are welcome. LOCAL AND PERSONAL s 3. t 1 (The sacrament VUN I AKIVYV AKGMIVES TORONTO + Mr David Bruce died Wednesday morning at his home in the village, after ailing most of the summer. Sympathy is extended to the berâ€" eaved family, son Doward, Toronto, spent the week end with Mrand Mrs Andrew The Holstein Continuation and Public Schools held a field day, on Wed., Oct. 3rd. The following is the list of winners in various events: Senior boys‘, 100 ydasâ€"Vincent Ellis, Bert Ross, Willard Stevenson Sr. boys‘ running broadâ€"Bert Ross, Willard Stevenson, Robt Aberdein. Sr. bo ys‘ running high â€" Willard Stevenson, Vincent Ellis,, Bert $r. boys‘ standing broadâ€"John Meâ€"| * """ "" /s noliGay euests| iElroy, Willard Stevenson, Robt. | family, Toronto, were holiday guests Aberdein . iwlth Mr and Mrs Jas Coutts. Sr. boys‘ ‘pole vaultâ€"Vincent Ellis,* on e ind ts Willard Stevenson, Bert Ross. > Jr. boys‘ 100 ydâ€"Robt Aberdein, Ira | ALLAN S CORNERS iStevenson, Bryce Mercer I o se h f Owen Jr. boys‘ running broadâ€"Robt Aberâ€" So:(; dEd\;isilt‘:: ::th:mill)i'fl: Davis‘ dein, Bryce Mercer, Ira Stevenson‘on Sunday f r. boys ‘highâ€" F . 9 Aberziselnh g;ry;logierg;:son, Robt | â€" Muriel Nelson, the 15 month old Jr boys"standlng broad.-- Robeflzdaughter of Mrand Mrs John Nelson t ut . â€"who was a patient in Durham hosâ€" g:;:i.m, Bryce, Mercer,. Russell pital, passed away to the Great Beâ€" * | i 14 Jr. boys‘ pole vaultâ€"Lloyd Gibson, yond. The funeral is being The Ira Stevenson, Robt Aberdein ‘from their residence toâ€"day, Tues * f day . . girls‘ â€"â€" | Sr“li; SSiZns ’;:ry il::: Zzzi:mAltken.‘ Mr. Mervyn Reuber spent Thanksâ€" Jr. girls‘ 75 yds.â€"Ruth wans, Enea Eu0E,** ie parental " houle, 11001 beth Aitken, Helen Buller. | Mr C‘arman J. Queen who spent Sr. girls‘ standing broadâ€"Islay Sim, % f C0 1 nhaxbeth Aitken, M. Stevenson. _| ht aoation . at home reauned o Jr. girls‘ standing . broadâ€"Elizabeth London on Monda)_'. h lAitken, Helen Buller, Mary Stevâ€" Mrs Peter Florin, Toronto ,has ens on' f ‘been assisting in caring for her Jr. girls‘ running highâ€"Helen (Bulâ€" father, Mr. Thos. Wilson, who is + TA ay on n _: very low . ler, Mary Stevenson, Elizabeth Aitken. ‘ Girls‘ relayâ€"Mary Stevenson, Elma McGuire, Helen Buller, Elizabeth Aitkenâ€"1st, Islay Sim, A. McGuire Ruth Walls, Muriel Nelson II : Jr. Public School boys 75 ydâ€"Harry Aitken, Arthur Buller, Jim Stevâ€" enson . Sr Public School boys 75 ydâ€"Bryce Mercer, Bert Gadd. Sr. Public School ~boys‘ standing ibroadâ€"Bryce Mercer, Russell Bulâ€" ler, Bert Gadd. THE DURHAM REVIEW Mr and Mrs Frank Teft Toronto, spent over the holiday with Mrand Mrs David Hooper. Mrand Mrs Fred Torry, Toronto, spent over the holiday at Mr. Donâ€" ald Watson‘s. * Mr Ed Sills spent a couple of days in Toronto last week. Mr and Mrs Gillis McKelvey, Port Colborne, visited over week end at Mr Thos. Moore‘s. Mrs Herman Haw, Toronto, visitâ€" ed at Martin Wilson‘s over the week end. Mr and Mrs Jas. Falconer, Toronâ€" to, spent the holiday with Mrs Jos. Moore. t A little boy arrived at home of Mr and Mrs Jake Hiltz recently. Mrs S. M. Patterson spent over the holiday in Dunnville. Mr Andrew Hay visited at Mrs. C. Smail‘s the first of the week. Mrs Geo. McKelvie, also Mrs W., H. Lodge and son Billy, spent part of last week in Toronto. | We extend the sympathy of this vicinity to Mrand Mrs John Nelson in their bereavement. The bridge that Roy Lawrence‘s engine went through . about two weeks ago, was built anew last week â€"Thos. Harriston supplying the timâ€" Mrand Mrs Hugh Baird, Mr and Mrs Franklin Baird, Laurel: and Miss Jean Baird, Toronto, spent the week end with Mr and Mrs John Bunston and Mr and Mrs Wilfrid Renwick. (Mrs Thos. Renwick, son Alex and daughter, Mrs Sam Patierson, spent over Thanksgiving with daughter and sister Florence at Dunnville. The W. M. S. are holding their Thankoffering meeting Friday this week, in Amos Church at 2.30. Mr and Mrs Harold Atchison, Toâ€" ronto, spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Major and Mrs Eccles. Rev . Robt. and Mrs. Honeyman intend spending a few days this week with Kincardine relatives. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr and Mrs John Nelâ€" son and family, in the death of théir baby girl and sister, who died on In our lastâ€" writeup we failed to write the name of the parents, who had a son born to them on Sept. 21st â€"Mrand Mrs John McCannel. week end with the Smail family Holsteia Field Meet NORTH EGREMONT DROMORE The day set aside TOF IMOUMAUD! . lnxhhereminmd tho‘ we may find it difficult to be thankful for we have much to be thankful for. Visitors during the week with Mr. and Mrs W. H. Rogers were Mr and Mrs McCaw and family, Orchard : Mrs M. Sweet, Anita and Mr Murâ€" ray Forfar, Toronto: Miss Agnes *Macplnll. M. P. and Mrs R. Lawâ€" son, Durham. a \ _ Bert Mather, Normal School, at the general trend of world condiâ€" tions which affects our livelihood, still it is well to stop and â€"count some of the things that make life worth whileâ€" Health, Home, and Friends and a country in which we may worship God the Father. Yes, Bert Mather, Normal School, at Stratforl, was home for Thanksg1yâ€" Mrand Mrs Arthur McNamara and family, Toronto, were holiday guests with Mrand Mrs Jas Coutts. Muriel Nelson, the 15 month old daughter of Mrand Mrs John Nelson â€"who was a patient in Durham hosâ€" pital, passed away to the Great Beâ€" yond . The funeral is being held from their residence toâ€"day, Tues day . \ _ Dr Mountain, Holstein, with Reeve | W. H. Hunter, Egremont, spent an enjoyable evening at cottage of Dr. and Mrs Bradshaw Jamieson recentâ€" ly Mr and Mrs Harold MceFadden, accompanied by Mr Moore McFadâ€" den and lady friend, Toronto, who were holidaying with their parents at Durham, spent Sunday evening with Mrand Mrs Ed Lindsay. Ms and Mrs Anderson, Mt. Forest, were recent visitors with Mr and Mrs Wesley Andrews. Visitors with Mr and Mrs. R. J. Eden of Varney, were Mrand Mrs. Joseph Robinson, Toronto: Mrs. J. Carson with daughters Misses Ella and Ruby of Kitchener . accompanâ€" ied by Mr. Clarence Klinck and Mrs Jas. Eden and Mrs J.C. Queen. The sacrament of the Lord‘s Supâ€" per was dispensed Sunday. Our pasâ€" tor spoke on "God." The God or creâ€" ation, comfort and consolation, and who provides for all our needs. What a mighty God is ours, Who has creatâ€" ed all things and yet He is interestâ€" ed in all that concerns us, sustains and comforts us in all our trials and will supply all our needs, if we will but trust and obey Him. On Friday evening Mr. Honeyman gave a good message on the ordinary things of life. By the simple occurence of the cock crowing, Peter was reminded of his sin in denying the Lord, and in just such common things our Lord may speak to us. Let us listen and be quick to hear Him and like Peter, repent and turn from our sin, with a new purpose of obedience. Mr. Albert Morrison of Manitoba visited last week with Mrs. Robert Mountain and family. Mr. Harry Watson and sister Miss Marion of Toronto spent over Sunâ€" day with Mr. Bert Watson and famâ€" ily. Mrs.â€" David visited on Friday with Wiarton friends. f Mrs. John Marshall Sr. sp’ent some days of last week in Toronto attendâ€" ing the Prov. meeting of the Execuâ€" tive of the W. M. S. Mr and Mrs Bert Lewis and childâ€" ren spent Monday evening with Miss T. E. Byers. 1 Miss Eleanor Marshall of Shelâ€" burne spent over the week end with her parents. Mrs Wm. Marshall of Mt. Forest spent Friday with her mother Mrs. Robert Mountain. Miss Margaret Watson who is at present engaged as a speciat nurse in Durham Hospital spent Sunday evening at her home. Mr and Mrs McLean and children of Toronto visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Albert Marshall and othâ€" er relatives. Congratulations to Rir. James Picken on his success in winning so many prizes at the Fall Fair with his Mrs. Thos. McAlister is v with her daughters in Toronto. Miss. T. E. Byers spent T giving at Mr. D. KNOX CORNERS set aside for Thanksgivâ€" YEOVIL at Amos Ch. EBB PC CC 0000 Byers attended the w.M.S. m of Rocky Saugeen Presbyterian ch on Wednesday afternoon . Marshall addressed the meetin There will be no service or sunuy‘ School here on Sunday next owing to anniversary services at Orchard. \ Mrs Wilson of Toronto spent the week end at the home of N. Jâ€" Kerr. Mr and Mrs Nichol Bell and childâ€" ren of Elora, also Mr Kenneth Kerr visited with Mrs Jas Kerr recently. C ' BF T andan Bog! 1O l Mr and Mrs Richard McCabe children visited at the parental 1 on Sunday. children visited at the parental home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs J Leeson and Emily ate Thanksgiving dinner with Ars. Stan Mountain. The Women‘s Association met 10| day (Tuesday) at the home of llrl.‘ N. J. Kerr with a splendid uttendan-‘ ce. After an afternoon of sewing, & | business meeting was held at which it was decided to hold a crokinole social at the Caldwell home at the: end of the month. At the close of the meeting Mrs Kerr served a dainty lunch. Visitors with Mr and Mrs Wm. Eden on Sunday last were Mr and Mrs R. J. Eden, Mr and Mrs Robinâ€" son, Mrs Carson and two daughters, Mr. Carman Queen and his mother, and Mrs Eden. Our anniversary will be held on Sunday,Oct. 14th, morning and evenâ€" ing (2 services in evening). A play "My Wild Irish Rose" will be put on Monday night by the Dromore people. Mrs Wm. J. Vollett of Durham spent last Thursday with Mrs Nelson. Miss Irton of Mount Forest spent the week end with Miss Clara Hoeâ€" flin. Mr and Mrs Norman, Mr and Mrs John Dickson, llyene and Carman, spent the week end with Hespeler friends. Mrs Chris Smith, Kitchener, spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs P. Cornish. s * Messrs Wm Nelson and Wm Volâ€" let, Durham, made a business trip to Toronto last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs McCaw spent Thanksâ€" giving with ber parents Mr and Mrs Rogers. Mr. Robt. Carmount visited his mother, Mrs. Carmount who is not improving in health as her many friends would wish. Little Annetta Sweet who has spent the last three months with her aunt Mrs McCaw has returned to her home in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Wm. Wright spent Sunday with her parents. Our deepest sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs John Nelson and famâ€" ily in the death of their infant daughâ€" ter on Sunday Oct. 7. Funeral held at the home on Tuesday at 2 o‘clock. Interment at the Maple cemetery. Mrs. Abrey of Ridgetown spent a few days last week with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Alex Drimmie. Mr and Mrs Hallman and family of Kitchener visited over the week end at J. D. Drimmies. Mr and Mrs Norman Drimmie and {family visited at their parental home lately . Mr and Mrs J. Henderson and family bhave moved to Mount Forest. Mr. Norman Drimmie of Elora bought a truck load of wheat from J. Miss Edith Drimmie visited with friends in Owen Sound the later part of the week. Mr. Newman of Toronto narrowly escaped what might have been a faâ€" tal accident while driving west on the County road, in front of Ralph Lamont‘s farm, losin‘ control of his car, which ran into the ditch and turned over twice. Mr. Newman was partly stunned by the accident and when he realized what had happened, found that his car had caught fire. He tried to get it out but neither doors would open. He had the presâ€" ence of mind to kick an opening in the windshield and crawled out. He ran for help, but before it arrived the flames had. reached the gas tank and were beyond control. Mr. Newman got off »with a few ~ scratches and bruises but is very thankful they were VARNEY Last Week‘s Items ORCHARD n churâ€" . Mrs. The funeral of the late Thos. Bunâ€" s‘ion who met with such a tragic acâ€" cident on September 26th took place from the residence of his son, Clinton 236 High Park Ave., Toronto on Oct. 1st. knocked down by a bicycle striking his head on the curb, He was rushed to St Joseph‘s hospital where he died three bours later without regaining consciousness. The late Thomas Bunston was born The late Thomas Bunston was born in Egremont township sixtyâ€"eight years ago. He resided there until eleâ€" ven years ago when he moved with his wife and family to Toronto. Mr. Bunston was well and favow ably known. He was of a quiet reâ€" tiring disposition, making . many friends. _ MHe leaves to mourn his passing his widow and four sons, Clinton and ‘Cu‘m&n of Toronto; Earl of Vancou ver; Wilfred of Shelburne, also one daughter Alma, Mrs. Arthur F Brookes of Toronto. One brother, M: John Bunston of Dromore and one sister, Mrs Martha Whyte, Holstein The floral tributes were many and beautiful showing the high esteem in which the deceased was held. Amon;g those being a pillow from the family, wreaths and sprays from brother and sister, neices and nephews; Mrs. J Manary, Holstein; Mr and Mrs A. }H Sturrock, Peterboro; Mr. and Mr: John Menary and family, Toronto; Mr and Mrs E. Smith, Holstein; M: and Mrs G. Smith, Durbam; Mr and Mrs. G. Mcliroy, Mr and Mrs E. M« liroy, Winnipeg Man.; Mrs. J. M« Fadyen and family, Mr and Mrs Ham mond, Mr and Mrs Dormer, Mr. and Mrs. Siddall, Mr and Mrs R. J Smail, Mr and Mrs Norris Small, M Bone and family Mr and Mrs Sheard Mr and Mrs W. T. Turner, Mrs. Dixâ€" on, Mr and Mrs J. R. Dixon, Mr and \Mrs Ball, Mr and Mrs H. Swain, Mrs | Watson and family, Mr. Bert and Ted Colborne, Mr and Mrs G. J. Brookes Mr and Mrs W. H. Hill, Mr and M: ‘Roy Brett, Mr and Mrs W. Black | wood Law, Mr and Mrs J Skeans, M: H. $ Parkinson and Mrs 8. G. Gar ‘jner, Mr and Mrs F. Cawthorne, Mrs . Phillips and Glen, Misses Jordinson ‘and McGrath and Mr H. Peachey, M and Mrs Wm Speers and Helen, Mis lGeorgnu Sinclair, Mr. E. Phennes, Kotex Co. of Canada, R. Home Smith ;lr. Bunston had just left the office his son to buy the evenmmg paper |& Co., the staff R. Home Smith & Co The Cooksville Co. Ltd., Mr W Pu |\ cell, Mr R Ranley, Mr. V. Miller M B. Bowefeld, Mr. F. Tiltson, Mr. 1810&!1, Mr. F. W. Hill of Toronto ‘;Genenl Motors‘ zone office, Oshawn Mr. B. Bertrand, Calgary, Alta.; Sea \Gotng Hacks, Vancouver, B. C. |\ _ The service was conducted by t»â€" \ Rev. Dr. McKerroll assisted by t!» Rev, Mr. Rolston, Toronto, and th« Rev. Moffatt of Fengal, cousin of t | deceased. Mrs. Rolston rendered a: Those from a distance were: M: and Mrs Beattie, Owen Sound; M: C. Barker Mrs Adams of Hamilton Mr and Mrs A. Sturrock, Mrs. J Menary, Peterboro; Mr and Mrs E. Smith, Holstein; Mr and Mrs Geo Smith, Durbham; Mrs Whyte of Hot stein; Mrs. J. Becles, Mr. John Bun ston, his son of Vancouver, B C 2700, 107 sSaje Cheap. Hias reservoir and warming oven. Also for sale is a Royal Oak Heater, burning coal or wood. Apply at Review Office It is only fair to young men that when a girl bursts into tears nowaâ€" days she should hang out a sign: "Beware Wet Paint." FOR SALE: Happy Thoughnt rans« for corl or wood, in good condiâ€" tion, for sale cheap. Has reservoir the Canadian Cowboys A bazaar a ing and car after the p at 8 o‘clock, upder the auspices o the Agricultural Society . CONCERT 100 % nNEw procgram followed by a DANCE by the \ame Orchestra Admission: Concért\25¢c; Dance, 25¢ of London, in the Town Hall Friday THOMAS BUNSTON eturn Elngemen( of ML. sale of homemade bak y will be held before an« . Admission Adults 25« 10¢. ° Night, Oct. 19th Bun es. Kemembrance Day into that category C the armistice ending th is the feature of Remet and the incidence of i Sunday does not detrac mdds, in the opinion of ment oflicials, to the * Osy for such observan parture from the provis to provide a business b. foltowing Menday will cerne d is im brance Day f: day (Novembe« ed on that da; ment of Secre will Remembrance hop« he that the the wh The We the take ent« Old plac his out 0 Send in Y nate it may glan that ; lowed ol discusse the hyd Hydro to He In view of of the villag Blectric Pow dered a repo staff on how balance of $1 ber of pup ed him a t with a con fountain pe wW. F. Bald schools in We twentyfour ye end of year 1: his â€" retiremen trustees of the lic schools in Mr and Mrs Lorn ©ccupying their hor after a couple of y ronto and Owen S¢ ant, Mr Earl Caldw manse property of 1 ch and has moved Forest Confederate . School Inspector R Se Commencing Mor R. No. 2, Durham commence his win ing Durham post 0 stead of 1.45 p.m courier will make morning delivery 0 Returned from O The fine barn 0 stone, townline «<} was totally destre five o‘clock Tuesd unknown . ‘There $2000 . Rural Routes Star Glenelg Barn Bu 6t. Paul‘s chur est Home service 21, a* 3 and 8 p supper from 6 p gram. Admissionâ€" at 8 p. m â€"10¢ . Aberdeen Wor bolding a social i house, on Friday Varney Ha 27th, to be phail, M. | welcome . () H con FLAT The fall & baseball. the VOL. L Ir Anve Calder‘s h Face Powde Dusting Pow ree samples put Beauty Charm DERNY‘$ omar Good ollo