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C. P. I. Town Ticket (mice' -§-'i-'l'-I-'I"%--|"IP'I"IP'iv'i"l-'I--i"lr'!-'I"IP'i"Ir°i"i-'I-°§' 4.... O t+++++++++++++++¢¢vva1 ..... nce for quality but Never substitute appeal a ' . an article a trifle more costly and obtain both. Appearance is prudential Is Essential if best results are to be nbtainecl. Remember thai 'on can follow this example in purchasing any hing in Tinware, Graniteware, Stoves, Ranges , ‘urnaces, and General Plumbing; Goods from aciarlane CO- A blend of 5 Manito when and i9 a__ GE *UUI‘ «- flnur and feed anu an keep our flour for sale. grocer dues not. keep it. come to mm and we wm use you right M u up by telephone ;No. 8. "'" I.” Magnet In!» .e from selected winter whc a superior article for making pastry, etc. h‘1?;; » o 34' - I .‘ .‘. _»__ ‘\ I "-1. p.. ‘ ’ I v _ ‘ ‘ M. Q o o ized and hon Pnpmg, Bras. today the name "Wu J W \J/ .‘ Galvan ‘ I “K. . l" Bru- Linod and Iron Cylinders seven. suggesting an a \ ‘ \ “~\/k‘} 8m, OPEN EVERY AFTERNOOb pleteness (L 20-23; 11' 1-3 , / / 0' ~" J ' ; /‘~ 5;? J) / Pumps From $2 Upward ‘“ ““3 ““10“ ‘0“ ‘3 \fl t (‘I III REPAIRING \thindered by His S; {2‘ , ." ;. 1% pro "U attended “Emulptly anr ‘ word and when He is al r ‘ r/t’ p \u unhindered in us we ‘. _ foctly new creatures to SOVEREIGN is a strictly family flour 'DL he» and 5 Ontrwu richly first class .1011? EIGN AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR STERN ALL Remember that purchasing; any- D. Connor best wishes Term from Jan. 2: )ELLIOT'I’ fir m ‘ children “iv-- KIND C Gon.i,1,coii.8. Text at the Wm Holden Text. many hearts. More than ever do we desire to be fully under the control of . Him who wrote it that He may say through us His own. The opening section assign- ‘ ed to us for today's lesson contains in , the first verse the record of creation. 1in the second the resuic of a great E catastrophe and in all the rest an ac- '_ count of a great six days' restoration 1 or fashioning snow of the work which ~ had by a judgment been brought into 5 chaos. “M. in an davs 0". ' . It is not written that in six days days the Lord God created. but in 3!: made (or fashioned. heaven and earth. the sea and all that in them is (Ex. xx, ii). or. as it ts in Gen. ii. 3. “all His work. which God created and made (margin, created to make). The ' Hebrew words know of creation ': anything as to when it was. at and, for alight we at took place , ars in the past. Other verses hearing. be most prayerfully considered are Ps. xxxiii. ti. 9. and Heb. xi. 3. which at- firm that the creating word brought mm oxistvnf‘e that which did not exist It Is not written God created. but in made (or tashlonem the sea and all tha xx, m. or. as It is ’1 works may be Deguu.’ w” ...... V a. ‘ ended in Him. e the R. V. reads. ‘1 . . :i In the second vers ‘ .1: “And the earth was (or became) waste it 1 l land voh." in Isa. xlv. 18. we read. 3 i \ 3" “He created it not a waste." We know. 4.. therefore. that the second verse does 4’ not describe it as He created it. There ;: are only two other places where the 1 ; words translated “without form and 4.! 40': void" are used together llsa. xxxlv, "l C ‘we CODC \ lude that in Gen. i. 2. we are ”'1 reading of a desolation caused by a 2:" judgmefit because of a great rebellion. 5' The suggestion by Pember in “Earth's ft Earliest Ages" that possibly the devil "1 before he fell was in control of this 3»: earth may be well worth considering. it! - 84v “Let there be light. and there was i Iight”â€"â€"more literally. “Light be. and v. I ' light was." Thus early in the book we are made acquainted with God as )r Father. Son and Holy Spirit and are shown that all things are accomplished ough the word. in 001‘ pieteness (1. 2023; a. 1-3». in this section God is seen working â€" “A _._ “AR-‘1‘ “nfl n‘s a“----‘ firm that {be creating into existem'e that whi‘ before. plainly stated in John i. 1-3. _f the first verse in the Bible. one can readily believe every miracle and Wonderful record in the whole book. according to Jer. xxxii, l7. and find comfort in it as the proph- ets and apostles (lid (Isa. xl. 28-31: Acts iv. 24-31). The words “In the he- ‘ " have helped some whom or they have said. I will not cannot begin with Not only have ‘ God working by word in earth. al‘ taught by I] Cor- F 3”“- __ a desolation caused by a acause of a great rebellion. :ion by Pember ln “Earth's es" that possibly the devil ,'ell was in control of this Quarter. F“ e and void condition moved. and God said. lgbt. and there was rally. “Light be. and kl? in six days ny until re-un one lscewonJClgisunss fie dnr. and art). on girl. . . reenwoo over a score, and s merry time resulted “.1 biuket'" on. We regret to re rt Bessie Nel- wool grey blankets. son. one of the hr ghtest students of No. 5 school, to e quite unwell Furs, Mia: and 000". at presen . , Mrs. Will Timmins bar . sweater costs,Ch1ldren’s ‘53“de “m” With ’9‘“ sweater costs, Children’s .31. OD. ' s e 0 hr. James Bartly, Mrs. Alex. m- m , clouds, Ladies’ Misses “80!) and, BOD, 01 Elbow, 838k., ar- .u pm or , . and Children’s caehmem rived from the west last week and your h l . fl d are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. iced. ,f . 088, [3 all), us an “ re- heavy ribbed- John Ellison, in, at resent. “ct Mrs. Herrington ans herd niece. - 3333?,“ Oar swcmkfisw‘xcpfl cow per . e - s ‘ m VC 0 Missy EVa Piercy, of Gran Rap the mllk Gaze." fed in are stable. A 50c Boy’s heavy worsted ids Mich., are visitors at the old du- Whi‘e. m 70 dun- ’ v kage ll luteeovor home of the former, Mr. Wm, Mc- JEOYA: PURPLE POULTRY 35‘91’3‘0 11989, hocke caps. av‘a. "° ‘“ ‘ tlon caps, adles’ and Nally, of the 6th concession. . 1m“ Phoebe Metcalfe and her Q§2t£telr102§e s . will keep them ‘ ° These 80°68 ”P‘PFJS‘I, Misses’ hoods. JODII DIIIW?’ IOU, _. . Mrs. Herrington and her mece.‘ Miss Eva Piercy, of Grand Rap- ‘ds, ich., are visitors at the old former, Mr..Wm. Mc- Miss Phoebe Metcalfe and her brother Britton, of Hanover sub- urbs, spent last week with their .uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Pcart. . M'r. Wilfrid Hunt, of Owen Sound Collegiate Institute, is home for and having an im- It was ‘with ease and rapwuy = ‘ that Mr. Aleck McVicar cli ped'p the horns off sixteen heat? of; young cattle for your scribe on" Friday morning. He’s a hustler. and an adept at 'dehorning. At the annual school meeting of N0. 5, held on 'lhursduy lasty Mr. J. J. Peurt- Was elected trustee“, and the initiation ceremony tuok‘ place in the afternoonâ€"â€"t;iking. down and cleaning the lung string‘ n: («-,~m.\_nhmg_ He went through‘ tl‘9 pale Dllle Silk, (111‘: $5 r‘, let and sunburst, the gift of the groom. She carried a bouquet Oil the ceremonyJ pink roses. After hearty good wishes and congratuâ€" ‘ ed- after lations were aptly express , which the company repaired to the : dining-room, where . ‘ d well-served gant, sumptuous an partaken of. The tab- supper Was ples were beautifully festooned «Withl ' (1 silver tinsel and: valley. It was a bridal cake was a and delicious to taste and Was a ‘ ‘ “Mina nne- After _the rleh core taking part. line are”... _ ' a handsome ; of Toronto, spew. we, ...-..____ Llllun u---_ ,V - lWe will not mention ‘ 1 their home here. (,outts, 0‘ *but there are some Mr. and Mrs. J. B. 9k ago Sun- ‘ the council who have“ Eur: links. The high respect and; . ' lwwlvickers, spent a “PM . r. and Mrs. ,too long, and the wit 'have been raised in .‘" most a proprzâ€"l . . ' K ‘ 'Mr. Wm. Atkinson has purchased‘ . d dray business of years, W‘th P1110“ done, makes it 100 " ate presents she receive . ‘ d is a mostthe livery an Mr. John Manary‘ of Holstein, and . d ° own there right away. ‘mWei‘giing Y success ul farmer 111 l had . a . most ‘Wlll move d . . The municipal ncirlrgiggat‘ifins Will \readers a “1]“ ll“' ---u éds returned to To- rday. He has agood the American Laun- â€"Ged»des 'Wedâ€" nore last “week, | Cargill; . nost enjoyable ‘. and Miss Ghdys, of Unionville,. many acquaintâ€" l' Mich; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Artley gitend congratu- = of Blantyre; Miss May Devitt and; ‘Shes- her brother Matt, 0f ROCMY“; ‘ Christmas EVPEMiss Mary Pritchurd, of Vandc-l lticipations of ; l . Chas. Reed, 0t: as crowded full Markdale and Mr. John Hunt, of? d most 01'(le1‘ly"a])urha,m, the last three being: 8113' that bOth grandparents of the bride. The “d the deCOI‘a- young couple left by C. P. R. next anything held . day for Sarnia, ' n0 of brown corded 3. George andl elling dress bei c, ' 'ith French Mr. and Mrs. g bride,'who entered , ,, 7 ning on the arm of Mr. Robt. W. Al]oe, of Flelmng,z , 3,. . 83311., is VISIting with his father,‘ sted by her sister, "ters. for the winter." while Mr. Wes. Nap- 95 M‘iml'ru ill, :1ny filled the of Erin and Shelburne, spent the nan. The bride, gift- ‘ vacation at their home here. . ' \ Miss Annie Lawrence, with grace and . _ ’ her ' Spent the 'vacutlon With her pal- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Law- ss of mnon, caught renee .d pearls. She carried M188 Mlnme An(11£\\b spent the holidays at her home here. ll been in-- inquet of white roses nair fern. The brides- The telephones have a . . ° stalled on this line and are giving charming dress of . . t . tlsfactlon. 'lhey are QUltC k, and a pearl neck» lurst, the gift of the 1. a novelty as yet. , carried a bouquet Ofl Messrs. T1108. and Lathanlel Whitmore are hom After the ceremony‘ , - - ~ -_,. hang-mm- bridge, Where they Spe u - man a threshing 31: ea at h- m: Mr M“ re!!! 1. Alex. El- u” ' 838k., 81" t: r‘ ““3“ “d 32:: '. n , .9386!“ M" in: mind on ’ 1w . 0 “fit 3nd I“ r mece. be chained- irand Rap- the milk at the old d”. r. Wm. Mc- vackgce ssion . ' mu nuke yo i and her winter a in the I! movir sub- free from ad. W. ' unadulterat 1t then‘ I to mice 3 ers.J.J'immamy(m Owen Sound Royal Purple home for“ 5‘ v ‘ ' Royal Purple {our 50c kaRS med to To- Roval bPurple‘ . ‘EOc y ma! 8 has A gUOd P0 111 Pun) e Gall encan Luunâ€" by 9 Royal 1’ 'Thos Cook,‘ In all our expe tonics there is on school and‘ _ . |more toward gaimn 30d gave a a dence than any other. ’believe this remedy, known as she and Mrs.{ . . . . â€". cPF-xall “93” Raw 'lomc ‘15 so suâ€" AAn‘:t\‘\a that an- and promotL an increaseu gnu“... ‘0! hair and in every way give en- ‘tire satisfaction, come back and Tr tel! us, and get your money back. 10‘“ Two sizes, 500. and $1.00. Sold uonly at our storeâ€"The Rexalllp'bf. EStore. Macfarlane Co. .328 1‘ ..q - ' Well as it BDUUIU: . ° ' visiting with i . h Mr. Willie Buchanan, of Berkeley, ~ spent the holidays with his grand- nts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Scotl. Was the retiriag‘ trustee, Bobt. McFadden Was e his place. The new furnace in- stalled by the Want you to get a bottle of l “93” Hair 'l‘onic and use it 'ected. If it does not relieve irritation, remove dandruff, 'nt the hair from falling out, wnmnu; an increased growth ‘.- v â€"_-_ bt. W. Alj'oe, o£.Fielding, POWdCY! 25c Cure. 50c ',,~ 25}: 25¢ sad 506 fi' 3 ”,4 60¢ tins: ant. 50¢ bottle; ._ 50¢ tin: 60° cindidate. 6c “,6 50¢: tins. 25c tins: 30° ‘ tins; 30c by Don’t forget Stanfield's no shrinkable underwear when buy ing. They one the best. Come to us when ya any of the above goods. I GRANT’S AD. I We presume Aleool blankets, Illn- noletto blankets, fine all- wool gray blankets. Furs, Ladies’ and Gent’s sweater coats, Children’n sweater coatg, L‘pilglsen’u 2,4)p1m. 'Tra'ilâ€"lsi arrive ‘50 p.m.. synfl 8 Trains Trains will arrive and depart lows. until further (mice:â€" The undersigned begs to announce to residents of Durham and surrounding country. that he has his Planning Mill and Factory completed and is prepared to take orders for . L. GRANT DURHAM Grand Trunk Railway TIME- -TABLE mm D. nrham at 7 I. ) a m. I Also a limited amount of iron work and nmchine re- pairs. A call solicited. Ask for quotations on your next job. all the old members of will allow their names“; the ballot. We are ,g' think _t_l1ere should bug House Fittings quickly ascertain our 0 . { invent inn is probably p nus Hons at rictly confident. (“of Ml M '13!“ eat! if“ "(CM ”0““. Canada. $3.75 a. your. pounce pool all Dundeflers. _____ _ _ A ucv uv 0.3mm T Mum. mm b I 8:.me leave Durham and all kinds 0! â€"- 66 66 ‘6 at Durham st 10.” 3.01).. Durham “ 11.54 c\Villiams“ 11.44 (Ilen “ 11.41 Priceville “ 11.31 Snugeeu J. “ 11.18. Tomato .." -1115: man-amt: weauy. ”view 16}: -A _â€"Aâ€" n, AKGH‘ Town A28” ONTARIO RAILW 12.40 12.25 12.17 12. 08 uud