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. _ What time did the boys that drove snorth on Sunday morning get home? Where did the punctured wheel go? Mr, Dan Wilkie bas his new house nearly completed. What we would like to know? Who was the young lady that invited two young men to go for a drive with her on Sunday? Mr N. G. Dunsmoore of the Rocky Hotel is making preparations to build a Hallowe‘en night passed off very quietly around here. + Mr Allan McKinnon built a chimney on his new hbouse last week. Well done Mr Duncan McKenzie, of Durham, was delsvering and taking orders for fruit trees around here last week, Mr. Peter Mcwilliyray is cngaged in Duzham working at the cement. Mrs John Ewen and Aggie visited at Mr John Vessie‘s on Tuesday. Everybody around here took the advanâ€" tage of the fine weather the last couple of weeks and have got their roots up and are busy plougbing now. Mrs. Tom Ewen and Mrs, Henry Recâ€" tory relurned to their homes at Glencairn after spending a couple of weeks with parents and friends around here. Miss Fanny MeNally visited at Mr Hugzh McKechnie‘s the beginning of the woek. I Jp J Jpp pp J pip pip ppip pipipLLLXLAEILTE 36 ofe ofe oile ofe oe ohe ofe ofle ofe ol ofe ol ce ofe ofe ote ofe efeote se efeofecte sfege she x | All in short orderâ€"No two alike ; and she also knows that our Dressmakers are here ON THE SPOT to make it up for her in a few days. UW Toâ€"day when a Lady apraat on wants a real nice stylish Dress she goes to the Big Store, and sees the ROCKY SAUGEEN. «t *t . @1 . Mr"wq 99 L ..G uhitei «HIODG We are selling off a few odd pieces of Dress Goods this week as follows : Ohe .73@ dtore Ohe flg dtore 4 yard ends, Fancy Blister Effects, Black Regular $1.75 per yard, now only 6 yard ends, Fancy Figured Poplins, Black Regular $1,50 per yard, now only New Stock WALL PAPER, 3 ct. Rolls and up. New FURS for Men and Women, New OVERCOATS & JACKETS. New BED ROOM DISHES, $3.50 per set. ANY DAY EXCEPT SATURDAYS. LARGEST ASSORTMENT NEWEST STYLES LATEST DESIGNS 1 t j A. Haunter. j A. Hunter. <c4 «Las~â€"mal La‘o unusual valt.sd bY the if Fowl Wanted «O 111 ICAY ® * sidh For Cash or Trade. Dry Picked and Crops empty. *3 Will those to whom we chave send accounts in the last few weeks, and who have not yet responded please oblige at once. We have to thank those who have attended to this small matter, not small to us by any means, Hallowe‘en has passed oyer and the evil spirits tried to do some small dirty tricks here but did not succeed very weli. The only thing of note was on Beer street to the north where a party of young paople drove out from Dundalk to visit one of our best farmers Wwith one of Danâ€" dalk‘s best rigs. The time went well till the wee small hours in the morning and then they started home. Then the fun commenced one wheel of the coach and other things were missing but the men turned out to search and kept it up till daylight without any success so they had t borrow & rig to go home in, but howâ€" ever they took the full. All well. Mr Wm, Kenning has gone to Montreal on a missionary tour and Mr, Geo. MelLeach has come here to fill his place in his absence. The new church is now crompleted D. Allan didjthe carpenter work anl painâ€" ing and bas given good satisfaction. We are expecting a big time at the opening Mrs H. Allan has been at Owen Sound to meet friends there. W, W, Hall has retaurned from Saul St. Marie, The success we have achieved is due to the fact that we have sold the peocle THE BEST GOODS at the lowest prices. 42 TKE SLATER SHOF... HOPEVILLE. $1 $1 Pleased to see from last week‘s Reâ€" view that old residents of this part Mr. Rudoiph Konold and wife (Miss Mary Bone) are prospering in Utah, and very sorry to see from the same source of the loss of Messrs Dan and Angus McKelvey, who mourn the loss of loved ones. Their old neighbors here symâ€" pathize with â€"them. f â€" Talk of a tea mecting at Ebenezer in about a month and they can get up a good one tou, it they try. Mr. Wm. Hunter of the 20th, is home from his old country trip and has many good things to tell. (Excuse this theft, Henry‘s Corners.) Mr. James Baxter has recovered some and is able to move about a little though weak. Some grumbling over the Hemlock Hill job we hear and rate payers are resolved to see township money rightly spent. > Cattle king Brown was through here picking up cattle and pigs at good prices still, though lower than they were. After a sojourn in the North West, Mr, James Laughton is home again and family and friends are pleased to see him. Mr. John McBeth has nearly finishâ€" ed his crossway job and substantially done too. Mr. J. H. Moore, wife and child were visiting Mrs. Moore‘s parents at Mono Road last weok. Mr. John Legate, though not recovâ€" ering rapidly was able, we were glad to see, to be at church Sunday last. Messrs Mulcolm Wilson, Donald Mcâ€" Inois and John O‘Hearn leit for timber making in Oeprey Monday last. Miss Jean Renwick has honor even in her own country and Sang " The Land o‘ the Leal" and "Sing to me the Auld Scocch Sangs" in particularly happy siyle, which is not depreciating the rest of her pieces by any means. Mrs Douald McRae who has been laid up with a sore throat is able to be around aguin. The concert here on Wednesday eyening was quite a success and the audience seemed to enjoy it thoroughly. Miss McCallum, though suffering a little from tonsilitis, was up to expecâ€" tations and showed a wonderful power of pathos in the Irish dialect piece at the same time skowing herself perfectly at home in the Scotch dixlect, in the **Mustard Plaister." She was encored freely. Rev. Mr. Campbell was in the chair‘ and very happily conducted the pro-l ceedings conplimenting the Dromore| choir and their leader Mr, Wm. Ramage | for the excellence of their music as well | as the very generous and effective way | they assisted at many entertuinménts.: a generosity which merited every enâ€"| couragement they got. . We observed | there Mr. Petrie from Holstein. sume] of the Marshall‘s from Normanby, the ; Hardy‘s and Aldcorn‘s from Swinton | Park way and others. | The neighborhood has been agam r e minded ot the sadness of deash by tlie removing of one of onr young boys iu the person of Master Johnnie Conolley. He left for Sudbury s»bout six weeks ago in his usual good bealth when on Monday his father Mr Tom Conoliey was called to his son‘s death bed. He died before is father reached him and was buried in Sudbury the following day. The decessâ€" ed died from some ailmeut of the throut. To the sorrowing brothers and gmeyed parents we tender our sympathy. [We are indebted to an occasional correspondent for the following account of the concert last Wednesday in Amos Churchâ€"Ed.] It is sometime sinee we hnve uoticed anything about our little place :o we will endeayonr to give some of its rezent occurences. Miss Jenuie McArthur spent a few Iays last week with her cousin Miâ€"s Jes<ie Mcâ€" â€"=> Privale Aporiments Secured ol Rolgl. MceCALLUM CONCERT at Dromore. ym A _ With Hair Goods, Ladies‘ and Gent‘s Wigs, a ,,\;"a‘,g?.{; Toupees, Bangs. Wavy and Plain Fronts, ‘?"“» é&%‘} Switches of every description. &c. 4 He can improve your personal appearance. Plain features and disfigured heads caused through the loss of hair, made perfection. Thousands owe their fine looks to the skill of Prot, Dorenwend. Hutan hair Adorns and Protects the head. Don‘t fail to see his new Patent Hair Structare, palented &4Z All over the world. Firstâ€"class cut hair, especially grey and white hair, taken in exchange, Prof. Dorenwend Coming ! ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO â€" */ THURSDAY. NOV. 21 Norch Egremont. uEn WEenpe ¢£ '13‘37'!:5'8.5 T IRISH LAKE. THE DUkKHKAMK REVIEW BALDNESS He will be at the MIDDAUGH HOUSE ®% 2> T J Durham, on “ What is aâ€"cigatrette? Nothing more | than a roll of paper, tobacco and poison ous drugs with a small fire at one end and a large foo! at the other. Some of its chief employments are condensed ‘here: Nightmare, fits, cancer of the stomach, spinal meningitis, softening of the brain, funeral processlons. families shrouded in gloom. There are plenty of subjects left, however, who are perâ€" fectly willing to undergo trials of such a trivial nature for the sake of putting‘ on a certain amount of style,â€"Ex. ; : _ Hallowe‘en was observed by some | playing little tricks that didn‘t amount to much harm, a few gates | were exchanged by the boys and in | some instances the ladies had a hand in doing some mischief also in exchangâ€" {ing some of our bachelor‘s gates. | Better it some of them would consent to exchange themselyes for Bob than | to be interfering with his gate. What we would like to know? ‘What bappened the «takes? If Archie was pleased the other night? If W, fell in the ditch strolling around McKechnie‘s. Four. of our Review Scribes assembled at Joe‘s dance the other night and comâ€" pared notes, and of course Archie was there with his Blood and Neil had to take charge of two girls and Pete conld not get through the darkness to get his best girl hut however be fared allright any way. A very enjoyable time was spent at Jos Campbe‘!l‘s one night last week, and in spite of all the rain and darkness a large number gathered and smashed thair feet on Joe‘s new floor and had & good time, We have been fayored with #&ne weathâ€" er the last couple of weeks and everybody bas takeu advantage of it by getting up their roots. Mr Frank Nester, of Desboro, Ont.» formerly of Durham, visited at D, Mcâ€" Intyre‘s last:week. He sanys we are not in it with the Germans of Desboro. Thos. Fisher bought Veterinary Mcâ€" Intyre‘s park lot of five acres in this village recently. Miss Dixon, of Walkerton, who spent some time lhere visiting her brotll:er Dr. Dixon returned home last week. Mr. Sidney Blakeston sold his farm consisting of 150 acres, on the old Durâ€" ham Road, Artemesia, lately for someâ€" what like $4500. The farm is a first class one Mrs N. McDonald‘s sale on Wednesâ€" day 20th, ult, went fairly well under the hammer of Auctioneer MceCormack. Farquhar McKinnon came home after spending a few months down the country. Mr, Blakestone spent a few days a1 home at the begining of the week and returned again to resume his studies at Owen Sound Collegiate. Colin McLean finished thrashing and now he is again in town with his enâ€" gine ready for chopping of all kinds. Mr. McLean has his chopper in running order now, so we will be well supplied as far as chopping goes, We notice that Mrs Simpson has hand bilis out announcing cheap sales of furniture till New Year‘s, as she is giying ap the business of her late husâ€" band, Mr. Jno. Simpson. We are enjoying the beautiful days we have had for the last couple of weeks. The woods are bare and barâ€" ren looking ; the buzzing of the wind indicates an approaching winter; roots of all description are securely housed for the winter, and now preparâ€" ations are being made to meet the necessaries required for winter deâ€" mands. School has not commenced yet in S. 8. No. 10 Glenelg, since the teacher Miss Leeson was attendiug her late sister‘s funeral at Varney. Mr. and Mrs McGill, of Hamilton, spent a few days with Mrs McGill‘s sister, Mrs McDougall, south line Glenâ€" elg and returned again this week. _ Taxes are soemewhat lower this year showing that we have good officials ruling the affairs of our munizipalities. Tax gatherers McCormack and Arâ€" rowsmith, of the adjoining wards are on duty for the last couple of weeks. Thin Hair, Discolored nAIR Rémenbg only | 00). &â€" Balsam Valley. Priceville. are now engaged and are kept buss filling the increasing orders. The ladies of Durham and ‘icinity will finy in our stock the Latest leading fashione in Millinery and at very reasonabld MISS DICK‘S Millinery Business with Miss De Lyon in charge as trimâ€" mer has been most satistactory this seaâ€" son. The popularity of goods we have turned out has created such a demand as to compel us to increase our staff of employees. A Calt Respoctfully Soticited. SHEWELL & LENAHAN. " McDoONXALDâ€"In Glenelg, on the 31st of Oct. to Mr. and Mrs. Neal McDonald, | a daughter. ‘ RicHTts or PATHMASTERS,â€"At the last Division Court held here a case of more than ordinary interest was heard, duting the course of which hearing some twentyâ€"one witnesses gave evidence. Mr. Mathew Scott, of Osprey, sued Mr. Lewis Moore for the price of some trees cut on highway opposite his premises and damages for their removal. Owing to the fract that Mi. Moore is a pathâ€" master of the township of Osprey, the public were under the impression that by virtue of his office he had power vesâ€" ted in him to remove these trees if be desired to do so, but this opinion has been negatived by the judgement handâ€" ed out by Judge Morrison on the 16th. The judge decides that as there was no bylaw or order of Council to remove the trees Mr. Moure had no right to do so, and places the damage in favor of plainâ€" tiff for $25 and costs.â€"Advance. SHEWELL & LENAHAN The members of the Edge Hill beef ring had a meeting at Mr R Ecetor‘s last Wednesday night and settled matters of the past season and are now ready for the coming year. Mr. end Mrs Jol:n Little of Proton visitâ€" ed the latter‘s parents over Sunday. Mrs. Jas. Staples and son George, visitâ€" ed friends at Zion. last woek. Mr. and Mrs Jobhn Milligan of Hamden Â¥visited friends on the avenue last week. Mr Juo and Will McFayden viâ€"ited with friends near Mt Forest last Sueday. What we would like to know, What takes Norman to the Second «o often.? If the girls with the squash lanterns got home all right? If G. was in town since two weeks ago Saturday night.? A number from nround here avtended ll:egnrtv at Mr. D. McCuallough‘s last Wedâ€" needay night and report a good rime, Mre. H. Mctayden and Mrs. J. H. visited friends in town last week. Hallowe‘en passed off quietly around Lere No karm done, only one or two ge‘â€" ting a yery severe cold ftrom the effects of of damp feet, Vina Kress, of Durham, was the guest ot Mise N.Greenwood, for cver a week. Pleased to here that Miss K. Staples, is improving in health. WATTâ€"In Bentinck, on the Oct. to Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. Lonis Pollock‘s smiling countenance, was seeu passing through our burg last week. Miss Bessie Edge.»s at present learning dressmaking, with Mrs Warner,of Durham. Miss Flo. Limin. of Durham, was the guest of Miss A. Staples, for a couple of weeks. Mis« Magzie Ryan, Durham, visited at Jas. McCrakeus over Sunday. Mr. and N rs Jno Moffat, yvisited friends in the Glen last week, All makes of ploughsbares, soleplates, tc., from Soho Found ry, for sale at 0t *l. Con. 21, Egremont, (Thistle T C A: W, Rarmaor. For those mothers who are anxious that their girls should read wisely rather than widely, there is a valuable article in the Nov. number of the " Delineator" describing the " Book Life of a Girl." It shows bow, with a little asâ€" sistanee, her book reading can be so manipulaâ€" ted that she will be broadened out by her readâ€" ing without the necessity of later being obliged to unlearn or forget pernicious books that may only be pernicious by having been read in adâ€" vance of the time when she could comprehend their deeper and fuller meaning. UMODAE â€"MILLNERY /14 SIX PRACTICAL ARTISTS Old customers are cordially invited to call and see us in our new store where we hope tomake the acquaintance of many new friends. 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. A DaUGHTER‘8 RFADING. PLOUGH SHAES. MISS DICK. EDGE HILL. w P velieg tno Piait i3473 3 1 c+ wich day giving full news of the levoting mue a space to matters tercst to the family. Its com genc» is complete and reliable, TH® KINGs POoRTRAI‘T is published in Canada, and will ime addition to the walls of any libr Inced by a new process. and is Hashy ontored nas. 1i 8 te in securino i1.. 2 3 "t" 800 we are fortunate in securing the exclusive privil for this district. ‘The Daily. Heraid is one je(hl- ada‘» ~>eat lp-pern. Established in l%“ has lons bsen the leading Liberat P2p«r of Pastern Sanmida. It is now a preat family newspaper wich day giving full news of the world, and also 1ev0ting ic a «noas 40 _ 71 CRCwe TT made by any Cana King Edward ViL. . The Montreal Daily Herald YOU CAN READ, WRITE, WORLK, Came to tre premises of the underâ€" gigned, lot 32, con 14, Bentinck, about August Ist a twoâ€"yearâ€"â€"old heifer, Owner will please prove property and pay expenses. Jas K. LepmGHaM Dornoch, Oct. 9. 1901. TheDURHAM REVIEW $1â€"00 MacFarlane&Co., This is the ALL FOR $1.75 Ohe Big Store With less strain and less exertion when your eyes are cared for we care for eyes. If there is any discomfort in your eyes, come to us soon for free exâ€" amination and advice. poison, there‘s an exâ€" food and leatherâ€" NOVEMBER 7, 1901 HEIFER ASTRAY. RAMAGE, t 1 .t...‘ ;‘-- CC n;;“ I:W uca space to matters preuliar inâ€" the family, Tts commercie! jntelliâ€" HMDlete nwd suatiae. SLATER SHOE And a Splendid Picture of Double wear results Save your Shoes I Between leatherâ€" FOR SALE AT ALL not in brush 0 injured employs found t care, c©o employs hecause knives, . man in 1 attendir of the at howeve! boy of f. proved underst: that his negligen action N an int tion of »was pa Reve much i labor Btreet. fifteen in a fa boards When 1 charge distance The bos Anof urday 1 hunting them, gome w his do brush g or 18 (‘,M,hol);i were s fatalit Stinson huntin day of ently i careles in‘ wl shoot! not sta in Dur out anc ing f« full aec for the of this Anne‘s of New which enthusi in t audi were Hanoy were s having Molnty Also wf all F his 1. at the tew The have M year a live ch Jw Allan and a< Dr, takes ouly a D in the Dyq [» n Ao Th Ent W he Iy