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THE BIG Prices $3.50 to $5.00 a pair â€"same priceâ€"one price everyâ€" where. ‘Try one pair and be convinced. 97 pieces â€" first quality â€" We had not enough to go around all the customers last week, so we telegraphed for 18 Set to come at once. ‘This is your last chance as we have six of this new lot sold already. Come in and speak tor a set at once if you want one. We waited patiently though it was very annoying. The good Goods are always in deâ€" mand. ‘The Slater Shoe IS the best Shoe in Canada, bar THE THE uen DRESsGoops FOR A COMPLETE A (:f{ %} /A noneâ€"for men only. All our new Black goods and some of the colored, for Fall are in. _ Its always good policy to buy early and speak for a place ahead with our Missses Hughes and they will make it up for you in short order. CASH FOR BUTTER & EGGS, SLATER SHOE \437 & /'/ CAME J. A. HUNTER. DURHAM $5.00 . HUNTER. f‘-: DINNER SET Store STORE OF From last week‘s Barrie Examinet we take the tollowing notice of an old Bentinck man : Hector McQuarty a resident of Barrie for 34 years, passed away at his resiâ€" dence, L‘laggenon street, on Thursday evening. ree years ago he had a very severe attack of typhoid, and this was followed a year later by a stroke of parâ€" alysis, from the effects of which he did not wholly recover. For the last two months he was contfined to the house and spent fiye weeks of this time in bed, Deceased was the onlg son of the late Malcolm MaQuarry of Bentinck Tp. He was born in King, near Bolton/*on Jaly 20, 66 years ago. His mother dying when he was quite young, he was adopted by a family liying in Albion. After learnâ€" ing the blacksmithing trade in Bolton village, he carrsed on a smithy at Centreâ€" ville four years and in Tecumseh for two years, and moved to Barrie in 1867. Mr McQuarry was an excellent mechanic in his line. Some years ago he patented in the United States and Canu.d‘::: a saw mill log and an axle guage. The latter met with consideragle success in the crowded market, and is used by many of the largest firms. In 1856 he married Annie Maria Hadâ€" son, who died shortly atter coming to Barrie. In 1870 he martied Mrs Melinda Lowe who died in April, 1899. Three sons suryive him, yiz; Zion, Malcolm and Joseph. _ His stepâ€"daughters are Mrs Alex. McDonald of Barrie and Miss Esther McQuarrie who nursed him so faithfully through his illnesses, Three sisters survive him, MreGrasby, Detroit Mrs. McCormack, Glenelg Tp. and Miss J. McQuarry, of Durham. In politics Mr McQuarry was a Liberal, and was known as a man who thought for himâ€" self on all subjects. â€" Though of a retirâ€" ing disposition, there was no man more highly respected among the people who knew him best. The funeral on Sunday morning was conducted by Mr., Wim. Algie, of Aiton, Ont. The paliâ€"bearers were J. Keenan, T. Morley, 'R Marshall, W. C. Andrew, A. Kennedy and H. Sewrey. The farmers‘ around bere are very busy as harvest is coming in very fast. The Binders and Per harvesters are to be heard in all directions, the pea crop is very light and will come far short of the usual yield. The first toot of the steam whistle was heard on Tuesday at Mr J. Philp‘s who threshed his fall wheat and some barley, the fall wheat turned out well and the Barley turned out well for the amount of straw. Rey. Mr., McDonald, of Lornville, ably filled Amos pulpit Jast Sunday in the absence of Rey. Mr. Campbell, who is away on his holidays, _ Mr. McDonâ€" ald will also preach next Sunday. We are sorry this week to report two more cases of fever on the north line, the victims are Mr. Wm. Bell and Mrs J Scott. Mr. Scott has obâ€" tained ar experienced nurse from Torâ€" onto, and under the skilfull treatment of Dr. Sneath we hope to be able to reâ€" port them restored to their usual health again. Mr. M. Hooper‘s little girl whom we reported as having the fever, we are pleased to say is almost herself again, Mr. and Mrs Inkster, of Feyersham, was renewing old acquaintances around here last week. Miss Lizze Garson, of Toronto, is spending her holidays, with her parents here. Our town was brightened by the reâ€" turu of Misses Maggie and Katie Hay from the city. We haye no doutkt their yisit was unexpected to many, but we fancy somebody knew all about it. We hope they won‘t both be allowed to return to the city again. Messrs. Bell and Walker, of Laurisâ€" ton, were the guests of Mrs Taylor last Sunday akhd took in the C. E. in the eyening. Two of the fair sex of our town left last week to visit the Panâ€"American, in the persons of Misses Mary Scott and Mary Taylor. There are some more speaking of going next week. Messrs Wm. and Tommie Renwic§ left on Tuesday morring for the Northâ€" West to help to remove the large crop reported there. We wish them success. Mr. and Mrs C. L, Drumm of this place had the pleasure of entertaining friends last week. The Rex. Mr. Matheson is away on his holidaK: The Rev. Mr. McCannel occupies the pulpit till he returns. Mr McCannel is a fine speaker. Dr. Fontain, who has been in the old world will lecture on Monday and Tuesday night of this week, in the Presbyterian church. "Coming at* Miss Aggie Renwick returned home last week after visiting her uncle Rev. Mr. J. Hastie who was recently inductâ€" ed as pastor in the Presbyterian church at Belgrave. Owing to the busy season and the hurry and " a‘ that" at this season of the year our budget will be small this week. Miss McCannel, Top Cliff, returned after a visit among friends at Stayner and at the Panâ€"American exhibition, Buffalo. . Mr. Malcolm Mclunis, D. Road, fell from a load offhay, breaking four ribs gkx.ilcllednarrowly escaped from being illed. Quite a number of visitors visited our town lately. Mrs Fyfe. of Woodbridge, is spendâ€" ing a while with her numerous friends in Gleneig and elsewhere this week and is to remain for some time. Death of Hector McQuarry. Priceville. Dromore. Egypt to Palestine" will be his first.‘| EGREMONT COUNCIL. night‘s lecture. _ The Dr. preached ecreetren s last Sunday evening and is an excelâ€" nc nnls.. * & lent speaker and a genuine singer. ledbm}'fil‘.fi?e'lmyoio a tgl';] ‘l'tesl sustainâ€" + x SVC+ x onâ€" Died at Toronto on July 26th, 1901, aulted the Tow:s‘in; eSoli:ito:'erels;L:t;l; u1§s Maggle McDonald, formerly Ofl the formation of the Union School at Conu2 Priceville, daughter of Wm. McDonâ€" | His opinion is that the legal steps had ald late of this town at the age Oof|not been taken and fayored an appeal about 35 y1s. Miss McDonald has been | which has since been extended. ailing for about two years and her | _ Melntyreâ€"McFaddenâ€"That foregoin death was looked for at anytime, !le,l‘ report be received and filed.â€"Carried. f remains were taken to her .c,ousms| Walls â€"Mcelotyre â€" After bearing th Mrs John McQuairie north line AOG | report re Union School, and the regcom? the funeral took place on SQnd&Y the | mendation of the solicitor that we do not 28th day of July to Priceville cemeâ€"|pay the #23 being our share of the exâ€" tery. She leaves an aged father, one | penses of the arbitration and we approve sister and four biothers to mourn her lof the arrangement entered into regardâ€" death. Rev. Mr. Matheson conducted ‘ing an appeal.â€"Carried. the funeral seryice at the grave. f Robbâ€"McFaddenâ€"That we take no The Sunday School picnic in connecâ€" tion with the Presbyterian church held on the 31ist July, was fairly well atâ€" tended and the children enjoyed themâ€" selves well in the various amusement till dark when they went home well satisfied with their days‘ outing. Miss Kate McIntyre, of Toronto, is spending a while at her mother‘s home south line. Mrs Marshall and some members of the family are visiting at Mrs. M‘s. fazher Mr. Dugald McLean of this place. Born to Mr. and Mrs Donald qV Dougall, south line Glenelg, on July 31st, a daughter. Both doing well. Mr. Jaines and Miss Nellie Gadd, of Hampden, were visiting at the parentâ€" al home on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs John Carson called on Mrs T. Allan one day this week. Mr. and Mrs Robt. Petty were the guests of Mr. and Mrs Clark on Sunâ€" day last. Mr. and Mrs Wm. Saunders, of Durâ€" ham, spent Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs Cbhas. Gadd. Mr. and Mrs R. J. Eden were visitâ€" ing at Mr. and Mrs D. Long‘s lately. ; Mr. and Mrs A. Little intend leavyâ€" ing for the West in a week or two, they will be much missed by ftriends and acquaintances here. We hope that Mr and Mrs Little will have a safe and pleasant trip. A number of the young people gathered at the home of Mr Wmm Grant on Friday evyening last and spent a very pleasant time in spite of flll)(l rain, which interfered counsiderâ€" ably. Mrs Irvine was visiting friends in our burg on Monday. Quite a number from our burg atâ€" tended Mr James Hay‘s barn raising on Wednesday last. Mrs Dickleman was in our burg on Monday last renewing old acquaintanâ€" Haying is all the rage in our bnurg lately, our farmers‘ believe in making hay while the sun shinas. Miss Lizzie Mchae, of Toronto, reâ€" turned home after spending a few weeks yacation with her parents. Mr. Jack Jones sports a new buggy. Jack believes in comfort and lots of room for twoâ€"Eh. Jack ? Miss Jennie Hemplull paid a flying visit to the Lake Wednesday last. Mrs Wm. Noble and {amily, of ‘Torâ€" onto, are at present spending a few weeks‘ with her parents Mr and Mrs D. McRae. s Miss Annie McLeod, of Markdale, spent a few days vacation at tke Lake last week. * Mrs S. Kelly and son, of Owen Sound paid a visit to friends at the Luke last week. Mr. Norman Campbell has vurchasâ€" ed a new Hay Rake. N. is a hustler at bhay raking. Miss Clara Fogarty is visiting friends at the Lake this and last week. Mr. Tom Sullivan, who bhas been seriously ill recently, we are glad to reâ€" port is speedily recovering. The most of the farmers‘ around here are started harvest, but the crops are so short we think soma will have to.put their glasses on to see to cut it. A young stranger arrived at the home of Mr John Hardy last Thursday, and we think he is going to stay to help off with the haryest. We belieye Mr Dan Ferguson‘s boy ran away from him. If any of you see him please tie him up till Dan comes. A number around here have the Maniâ€" | toba fever on, who are: J. Parslow, T. Huston, Jacob Parslow, A. McLean and ) W. Weir,. Wo notice some of the girls\ wearing crape on account of the departure / of the boys. | Mr Sam Todd accompanied by Miss McVonald, of Duandalk, visited Miss Eya Booth last Sunday. We wonder how the two young ladies on the south line feel after trading fellows a short time ago? Wonder if M. got any boot ? L O L 1186 is going to have a great picnic in Mr John Hardy‘s bush on Sept. 13th. It is going to be the best of the season, every body welcome. Miss Maud Haw, of Toronto, visited at Mr Neil McFayden‘s last week. _ We are pleased to see her looking hale and hearty. Intended for last week. SWINTON PARK. â€"â€"â€"# 0 4 Irish Lake. varney. THE DURHAM REVIEW Rovox Jac«kzet. ARIO ARCHIVES TOROoNTO pay the #23 being our share of the exâ€" peoses of the arbitration and we approve of the arrangement entered into regardâ€" ing an appeal.â€"Carried. Robbâ€"McFaddenâ€"That we take no action regarding Dr. Meikle‘s acet. for atâ€" tendance on Maud Reid and that the reeve call and explain matters to him.â€" Com. Walls reported that he engaged Mt. Forest grader with a man, for beat No. 1, con. 10, for 1} days at $3 per day, am‘t. $4.50 ; lumber from Geo. Freeman for rep. Watkin‘s and Rawn‘s bridges, $5.04 ; Jn. Hant drawing lumber, spikes and work on Watkin‘s bridge, $1.00 ; Jos. Rawn drawing lumber and work on Rawn‘s bridge, $1.50; W Seaman spikes 24c.., am‘tg to $12.28â€"Payment recomâ€" mended. Com. Meclotyre reported gravelling 25 rds., lot 15, con. 21, by Ben Harrison,. eost $18.00 ; Culyert at lot 11, con, 20 by Chas. Smail, cost $6.90 ; gravelling 29 rds. lot 25, con. 20 by Jno. Campbel!, cost $21.47 ; grading on towunline Proton and Egremont, by W Kinsman $9.50. Egreâ€" monts share $4.75; grading and ditching at lot 26, con. 18, by G Whitter $18.25 ; deepening diteb, lot 25, con. 18, by Dan Robinson $1.50 ; gruvelling 16 rds. lot 27, con. 18, by Jrcro. McDougall $10; new culvert and rep. old one lot 26, con. 22, by Jas. McDonald $4; a #ll of 70 1t. of stones, dirt and gravel, and changing water course at lot 16, con. 21 and 22 by Chas. Smail $69.75 ; a tile culvert $2 aud a new culvert lot 15, con, 17 and 18 by Thos Renwick $8, total 10 ; sum total $159.62, also one day going for tile.â€" Payment rec‘d,. * McFaddenâ€"Wallsâ€"That Com,. Meâ€" Intyre‘s report be adopted and orders granted and he receive $5.50 Com. fee. â€"Carried. MeFaddenâ€"Wallsâ€"That Com. Meâ€" Intyre be paid $2.50 as payment for goâ€" ing for tile.â€"Carried. Com. McFadden â€" reported grading 22 rds. by Arch Baird, cost $18 8C ; cleanâ€" ing ditch by Crittenden, cost $2.25 :; rep, road at Grasby‘s pond by David Ritchie, cost $47, Egremonts share $23.50 ; gravelâ€" ling crossway lot 1 townline by Sam Ritchie $15.50. Egrenfonts share $7.75.â€" Payment rec‘d. Melotyreâ€"Robbâ€"That Com. Walle‘ l';port, be adopted and orders granted aund he receive $2 com.â€"Cagried. Mcelntyreâ€"Walls â€" That Com, Mcâ€" Fadden‘s report be adopted and orders grauted and that he receive $3 Com fee.â€"Carried. Com. _ McQueen regorted purehasing from J. Doberan 500 ft. tamarack lumber for windbreak on Rusnell‘s bridge, sost $5.50 ; J McPhee putting up the same, cost $2 ; bridge 12 fs. wide, 4 ft high with approaches, lot 19, con‘s 7 and 8 by W. J. Caulfield $24.50.â€"Payment rec‘d. Robbâ€"Wallsâ€"That Com. McQueen‘s report be adopted and orders granted and he receive $2 Com. fee.â€"Carried. Com. Robb reperted gravelling 40 rds. at Goc. per rd., 2oth sideroad, con. 16 and 18 by H. Haw, cost $24 ; 52 rds, gravelâ€" ling same place, at 65¢. per rd, by A Mcâ€" Millan, cost $33.80 ; gravelling 2%0 rds. at 65¢c. per rd. lot 23. con. 14 by S Robb, cost $18 ; gravelling 20 rds. at 66¢. per rd. same place by N. Mclunis, cost $13.20; grayelling 24 rds. at 63¢. per rd. by Trwin Robb, cost $15.12 ; culvert at lot 11, con. 14, 22 ft. wide, 2 tt. deep by J Garden, cost $8.75 ; J Murdock putting in 1 new log of covering and 1 new stringer in in culyert, lot 18, con. 12. cost $1.00 ; bridge, lot 1%, con, 12, 16 ft. wide, 2 ft. deep by D Hunter, cost $14.50 ; A Sim hauling tile from Mt. Forest to Yeovil, 5oc.â€"Payment rec‘d. Wallsâ€"MceIntyreâ€"That Com. Robb‘s report be adopted and orders grantad and he receive $6. Com,. fee.â€"Carried. Bell, Doherty, Thomas and Berlin maxes of PIANO and ORGAN1 SEWING MACHINES. A large stock of New Raymond and Wi ams Sewing Machines and supplies. C. McKINNON. We invite your attention to the following lines of goods : Wallsâ€"McIntyre â€"That the clerk be instructed to notify Glenelg township that this council will not be responsible for any accident occuring on the roadway through Grasby‘s posad, since Glenelg Com‘s, refased to haya the road put in a safe state of repair.â€"Carried. Wilkinson Ploughs, number 1 to 20, and repairs of all kinds. Shares, Soleplates, Ete. Not . genuine unless the words *‘ WirkInsox Puovenx Compaxy‘‘is cast on each piece. _ Wilkinson Famous Steel Rolier made in three sections. ON WHEELS, Chatham and Snowball Wagons. Palmerston Buggies. _ Buggies ftrom Campbell of London. The reeve and clerk revorted that they had interyiewed our solicitor respecting opening road allowance through Mr. Legge‘s farm and that we are advised to have nothing to do«with this matter as the Statutes make no provision for private road allowances. > CULTIVATING, Coulter & Scott Drills and Caltivators, Disec and Spade Harâ€" rows, Scufflers, Etec. Also Scotch Diamond Harrows. @‘veryéhing for rarmers / South of Middaugh House | ®@ _ a | § pen 4 pre | gTra ; % the : To n H Rut ¢ Strc ‘ size ;| Lit] \b E Tow ors. | 2 T f % pre , rec | plic ; ‘ ble 4| spe( i fror f tow | § "I 6e Robbâ€"MeFaddenâ€"That the forcgoing report be adopted and filed and committee receive $1.00 each. â€"Carred. Wallsâ€"McFaddenâ€"That the petitioa of Peter Reid and 49 others praying for a grant of $1.00 for the improyement of the ll_il:iat. lot 6, con. 20, be granted.â€"Carâ€" ried. D Allan and Thos Orchard gave a deâ€" tailea aco‘t of work done and money exâ€" pended on the street and sidewalks, Holstein. © ’E‘ Barrister, Durham. &Â¥ %EEE@EEEMEEEM% Mclotyreâ€"Robbâ€"That Mr Allau‘s reâ€" port on work in Ho‘stein amounting to $77.98 be adopted and Thos Orchard 26} his, work amonuting to $3.81 be paid, orders granted.â€"carried . From stations in Ontario on Main Line Toronto to Sarnia and North, except North of Toronto and Cardwell June. Com. Robb reported rep, bridge loth sideroad, con. lo and 12 by J caulfield. cost $1.50.â€"Payment rec‘ 1, W.LL BE RUN Wallsâ€"McFaddenâ€"That Com Robb‘s report be adopted and orders granted.â€" Carried. A McCillivray, gravel $5 19 ; J Brown, do $7.40 ; Jnu Garvey, do #2.04; W. R. Bowman, do $4.00 ; W. Bryans, do $2.00; J. Rice, do $2; Jas. Eccles, do for 1900 $3.20 ; J. Hinks. do $4.66 ; H. Donald, do $7.08 ; G. Wollis, do $4.66 ; J. McDonald. do $13.23; G. L. Haas, do $3.08 ; . Halliday, do $2.40 ; J. Carson, do $38.76; J. McPhee, do $4.86 ; J. Swanston, do $17.25 ; Mrs Morrison, do $1.90 ; Joseph Campbell, do $7.85; Fraok Jordon, do $3.63 ; W. Seaman, nails $3.54 ; G. Freeâ€" man, lumber $8.50. On complying with conditions of certifiâ€" cates which will be given purchaser of oneâ€"way $10 tickets, passengers will be returned to sturtâ€" infi point by same route on or before Nov. 10th, 1901, on payment of $18, McIntyreâ€"McFaddenâ€"That we row adjourn to meet again on Friday Sept. 18, to strike the rates, appoint collectors, applicants to state salary and all echooi trustees‘ estimates to be in before that date.â€"Carried. This signature is on every box of the genuing 20,000 Harvesters canan: AN Wanted NORTHâ€"WEST Resolved that the following acc‘t. be pard : the remedy that eures y=n=m ME A â€" Nev Lazxative Bromoâ€"Quinine Taviets FARM LABORERS BXGUBSIUN\ Apply for pamplet giving full particulars to your nearest Ageht or to A. . NOTMAh Assistant General Passenger Agent 1 King St. East, Toronto. Eie e % JUST OUT ! gfg A New Map 3 ) of the COUNTY of GREY & k _ At very considerable exâ€" t pense. the undersigned has prepared and had Lithoâ€" % graphed a complete map of the County of Grey, showing m Towns, Villages, Churches, Rural Schools, Riyers and Streams, &c. The map is in size about 5 by 6 feet, is well Lithographed, and shows the Townships in distinctive colâ€" C 4/ TICKETS ARE SECOND CLASS It will be mailed express prepaid, to any address, on receipt of price, $5: or on apâ€" plication from any responsiâ€" ble party, will be sent forinâ€" spection. _ A call solicited from Trastees in and near the town. Dated Durham June 17 ‘OL J. P. TELFoRD Barrister, Durham. WiNNIPEG And all stations North west, West and South West to OoRKTON oosSEJAW STEVAN _STEVAN _ AVGUST 6th and 13th. TO noâ€"â€"3c in D. Aurrax Lower Town AND MANITOBA FOR 12. Shiz o hinite to Mr. N _A. Dilts, I Winamac, Indiana, for his list of Indiâ€" | ana farms, tE & aHN PNERzRHE PCE CCCCCC chaser of jwall paper all that excellence, good taste and judgment can put into papers at reasonable price. We are sure you will find just what you want . The new designs of wall paper are made in heroic proportions. Here are the most shown beautiful wall papers ever seen in the wall pape" market. The idea has been to give to the purâ€" All Paper purchased here TRIMMED FREE. x/ MacFarlane & Co. SHEWELL & LENAHAN J ew Grocerg Stcre. A Catt .?c:pcctfully Soticited. " ~P!ANA FARME.â€"If you want to buy a farm cheap, and on easy terms, in a country where here is a market for everyhing that grows, 92 miles from Chicago, write to Mro O WM C k o omnu.o Cash or DRUGGSTS & BOOKSELLERS _ If you want to have the ,!right time get a Deuber, §Hampden, Elgin or Waltâ€" tham watch from % HEROIC PROFORTIONS The undersigned has opened out in his new building in Lower Town, (next door to C. McKinnon) full lines of FLOUR, FEED, Nothing Stale. and upâ€"toâ€"date invites a trial, Lower Town, INDIAXNA Faryrs, The public of Durham aud S. (Grey are informed that the business heretofore carried on by J. A. Shewell will now be carried on in the new premises in the McIntyre block next the Bank under the firm name of Shewell & Lenahan. Old customers are cordially invited to call fand see us in our new store where we hope to make the acquaintance of many new friends., WHAT TIME IS 11 @uL/,>,/ AUGUST 8, 1901 A. GORDON, ‘r {Rarmers‘ Droduce. GEO. LAWRENCE. SHEWELL & LENAKHAN GROCERIES, &c. Everything New and he cordially Jeweller PP PÂ¥ tion and a hand ovyes are irrigat 5‘7.(.8(1 to produl e as clear al have no ma nervous and rhei leave here at 2.25 ingstone at 7.50 lowstone Park inl be there a week . home a week froj mhst we went to Victoria, 1 in Canada. \Vel and slept on the trip very much. health ang while * This is a wild | been out of sig mumber of days, of snow all day, Minl"_\‘ settled enough to make farming can be rigation. â€" In 0 they have rain, fornia. â€" Califort gated portions xsl Lever saw, 2’ odd hbunch A Waesr Leeson, an wife attend Epworth 14 cently st Sa they took a "le.i'u'l'()' 4 from a recd Helena, Mor ans old stud 2 and possessed ful wife and 1 year ago she which r.-n evil since that tim deal and bore tience. Death and the bepre ng children mfly mourny t before. _ Mr, a left toâ€"day (Tue eral of their d the bereaved 0 sympathy, T‘ms La To day, ‘I regret, th passed aw; we write, daughter, MHooper, « in 1 afte saimuar excerp interesting it ather day wa Wellesley of t Brigadierâ€"Gene #ersof J 100 Yrans day, punlishe files of 30 yeas from the "Tir port was unar port shows a . agreed that th very economu being adopted order to leay A large and the Durham I Tuesday ever Barusr G nual Garden gation will 1 of Mr, B. W August 22nd prove unfave following m on the same band will be attractions. ness Dr, Park, « and Throat mother‘s resi of evening t maining till tation. that far ay Review for | dollar, we pF date to Ja(“[d Novios, â€" Coal this wi ted by placi, Duen in formerly of Monday Ia brought hor interment it No Misr The Eaxry S.aATER Sh« New Suock Big Store, Novior dies‘ whe 25% Disco The Big 81 Buy lhel J, A. H unt VOL. ungt w «gyp w agnd _ do not Mr. Lees Indiana., I of the se An ex or _ wit Moleski each, 1 per pair 5oc., neo The oli 4X it ri M uesd: The AMC the