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L Toroxto Ix SHow Tiy®.â€" The rural visitor cannot but be imptessed with the progress being made by our chief vcity in the matter of improved streets and fine buildings. â€" The car service is good it being possible to go almost anyâ€" where for 5 cts, seeing two transfers are given from the first line. The city is proud of the show, and well it may be, for the cheap travel on the occasion draws thousands there to whom the show is not the big attraction. The papers duly tabulate the enormous reâ€" ceipes made by the show, street car lines, &c., but no tabulat on we presume can be cbtained of the growth of the receipts of the big Departmental Stores. Their trade is something enormous, and one wonders whereunto it will grow. There is a hazy idea that bargains are procurable, and persistent advertising has made their name so familiar, that many go there as if to a wellâ€"known place. The fascination of crowds buyâ€" ing is infectiouns, and purchases are often made which turn out to be no bargains at all. Thousands of dollars are spent there which would have made the home merchant rejoic« and the purâ€" chaser get equal satisfaction. _ For instance a lady, not a Durham one, was reckoning up in the car on the way home the amount of her purchases, and it figured our oyer $71. . This of course is far above the average, yet it reveals the disloyalty to the locality so disâ€" gracefully prevalent. Raixy Rivenr®.â€"At Toronto last week hundreds of private post cards were being passed to visitors, as advertising matter for New Ontario. _ We did not notice till on the way home that they bore a promising rural picture of a Hourishing firm owned by one Robt, Watson, and on looking closer, sure enough we discovered our old Notmanâ€" by friend stooking with two big healthy looking sheaves in his arms and more of them lying thick on the ground. Near him was Mrs, Watson, as natural as could be, theirjson, Jim with a cradle around him, had evidently just finished cutting a splendid crop. _A snug barn and large roomy house is in sight and a glimpse of the river is seen. The legend below informs you you can have 160 acres free, No better grain growing country on the continent. 40 bushels of wheat to the acre, &¢.. #¢." Wepborn» Ix CaLGARY.â€"On August Zith last Mr. P. H. Thitbmaudeau, a forâ€" mer wellâ€"known teacher in 8. Grey was married to Miss Maggie McDonald, of Durbam, Ont. On that day Miss Mcâ€" Donald arrived from the east, and the happy couple, met once more undet new skies, at once entered into wedded bliss, The supportipg parties were Mr. A, M,. Macaulay and Miss E. Jean Mcâ€" Phail, B. A. . They took in the sights at Banff and returned to Wetâ€" askiwin, Alta, where Mr Thibaudeaun is teaching. Their old friends bere,. the RrEvr®Ew man included, wish them a full share of life‘s blessings. Mr. T. went west about a year ago, likes the country well, the district being one of the most fertile in the North West: though recently a strip of it 7 miles wide was devastated by a hail storm. Tu® Worro‘s FaAirR.â€"Everyone withâ€" in 20 muiles of Holstein knows to what an excellent show this name is applied. This year Tuesday Sept. 3°, has been picked upon, and the directors are conâ€" fident that, with good weather, they will again break the record. _ Dundalk Milver Band is to be present day and evyening. Good prizes are offered for comical outfirs as well as for the regular features and the price to all day departâ€" aments is only ten cents. For prize list or other information apply to W.T. Petrie, Secretary,. The concert at night is a high class one. such provincial stars as James Fax, Marietta La Dell, and Libbie Beach Knox being engaged. Admission, 2¢ and X. Dry Goods. &¢c.â€"W. H. Bean, Holiday Goodsâ€"MacFarlane & Co. Dress Goods, Suitings, &c.â€"The PartxErsHuir.â€"Messrs. Guthrie and Collins announce to the Public that they have formed a partnership in their business and will be found at Guthrie‘s ola stand where they will be pleased to meet all old customers and as many new opes as are anxicus for firstâ€"class and upâ€"toâ€"date work. Wx. GoTturiz, Joux CornI®s. As has been the custom in former years, a concert will be given in the Town Hall, on Wednesday evening, Bept, 24, after the Fall Fair. Mr. J. H. Camerun, of Toronto, will be heard in the latest comic songs and recitations. Mr, Chas. Kelly, the celebrated Bariâ€" tone, will render several highâ€"class solos and also give a counple of instramental numbers on his guitar. These gentleâ€" men with the other talent may be exâ€" pected to give an entertainment seldom equalled in Durbam. Admission, Hcts reserved seats, 35 cents, | Store, Pickling & Packingâ€"J. Burnett. Business Collegeâ€"C, A. Fleming. Millineryâ€"Miss Dick. Exhibitionâ€"Wm. Black. Effective Remediesâ€"J. A. Darling Ser. Â¥r1i axo 24th.â€"This is the date of South Grey‘s Big Show and friends at a distance who intend to vyvisit Darâ€" ham should time themselves to be here NEW ADVERTISEMENTs. Additional Locals. Big Farx For S.u.w:.â€"Containiug 100 acres Lots 45&46, 1st Con., N. D. R. Glenelg, one mile west of Pricyille, The iarm is well watered, 75 acres unâ€" der cultivation, with good buildings, For particulars, apply to Peter Mcâ€" Kechnie, Newville, N, Dakota, U. 8. Artemesia, Priceville SsOUTH GREY. Durham .. .. Sept. 23â€"24, West \Vellington,.Harriston..Sept 22â€"23, Catrick, Mildmay........... .Sept 2â€"23, Centre Bruce, Paisley....... . Sept 23.241 Great Northern, Collingwood.Sept 23â€"26, South Bruce, Teeswuter.....Sept. 24â€"25. Centre Wellington, Fergus . .Sept.25â€"26, Egremont, Holstein........ ... .Sept 30, Glenelg, Markdale. ... .. ..Sept 30â€"Oct 1, Holland, Chatsworth . .. . Sept 30â€"Oct 1, East Grey. Flesherton . . Sept 30â€"Oct 1, Bentinck, Hanover... ... s4 The Daves of the chief fairs are given below,. Secretaries of Shows not apâ€" pearing here will oblige us by sending dates : Mr. and Mrs. Angus McKelvie, Thornâ€" loe, in the Temiscaming country, were in town from Friday to Monday, guests of the former‘s parents, They made a flying visit to Egremont visiting Mr. Dayvid McKelvie and Mr. Jas. Leask, the latter a relative of Mrs, McKelvie, Mr.{McKelvie is one of the chief busiâ€" ness men of Thornloe, which has inâ€" creased in population from the time he went there first, 5 or 6 years ago, from 14 to 800 and with the railway developâ€" ment likely to take place, is certain to grow still more. His brother Dan runs a store business, Mr. R. Parker, formerâ€". ly of Durham, is a few miles out and all are doing well. A deputation of Dromâ€" ore‘s leading men are we hear going up | to prospect in the new country this ‘ week or next. l Rey. Mr. Newton, at the urgent reâ€" quest of the congregation of Norwich, his late charge, preached to them on Sunday last. Rey, Mr. Stewart supâ€" plied his pulpit here in the morning and in the evening, Mrs. Newton conducted a song service which was much apprec» iated, Mr. Wes. Theobald, of Durham, was in town Monday on his way to Toronto. Returning he will spend two weeks in town with Scott & Murphy, after which he intends starting business for himself in the gent‘s furnishing line in Durham. â€"â€"Mt Forest Rep. . Miss Dora Banks, North Bay. came to Durham Friday last to visit friends a few days, having been.â€"two weeks in Toronto imbibing millinery ideas. She was accompanied. by Mr. Thomas,‘a young jeweller of the rising northern town. They were guests of Miss Bunks® sisters, Urs, MceKinton and Mrs. Limin, Mr. Chas. Farquharson and sister, of, Chatham, nephew and neice of Rey. Mt. Farqubarson, ‘nre ‘giests at the Manse this week.~ Mr. F., at the late examina} tion, took honors in Classics and Math» ematics and intends going to the Uniâ€" versity on October 1. h Among those who lett forâ€"Toronte last week after we issued were Mr, and Mrs. Dan Edge and daughters, Mr; and Wolfe, Messrs,. A. Robertson,; C. Ram:s age, H, Benton, Miss Mary: McFarlame. Mr. R. MacFarlane 8r., Mr. and Mrs. Artbur Jackson, Mrs. J. P. Hunter and Mr. Jno. H. Hunter are expected© home toâ€"day or toâ€"morrow from their trip to Scotland. +4 Milih on db Mrs. G,. M. Leeson. Wanatah, Indiaâ€" na, with two children and Mrs. Craw; ford, Haunah,. Ind., visited Mrs. H. W Leeson, Varney, last week. _: +4 Mrs. A, Leslie, Mt. Forest, yisited at her old home in Bunessan last week and called on Mrs. J. A. Black and Mrs. Mcâ€" Kelvie in town. Rev. Jas, Binnie, Sutherland‘s Corâ€" ner‘s, made a brief call on his mother and other friends last week. Mrs, and Miss Bourn, Grand Valley, visited the former‘s aunt Mrs. Leeson, Varney, last week. 2R Mt. Geo, <Meikle went to London, Tuesday, and will visit his old friend, Mr. Jno. Watson. x > i4 ghe€ Miss Flossie Limin came home from North Bay last week looking strong and well. f Mrs, N. Mcintyre spent last week in Toronto viewing the Exhibition. Warden McKinnon is in Cwen Sound this week on House of Refuge business, Mrs. 8. Firth visited ber sister in Toronto. Mr. J, P. Hunter is at the Western Fair, London. Mr. Diver, of Jackson City is in town at present. « Mr. and Mris. Arthur McClocklin left for London Tuesday morning. Miss Winnie Park is visiting Mrs. O‘â€" Connor in Walkerton this week. Miss Clarke, Brantford, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Park. Mr, Geo. Shires has gone on a visit to his parents at 8t Mary‘s. Mr. Willie Browne is in London this week at the Exbhibition. Mr.Jf and Mrs. F. Peel now occupy beir new house on Lambton Street. w â€"â€"â€"i +ss« FALL FAIRS. *+ B# o _â€" Oct 14â€"15 chard, well fenced. 160 acres cleared, good soil, 20 acres hardwood bush, reâ€" mainder mixed timber. Convenient to School, Church and P. O. Title clear. Ep. HEnpERsoXx, tf. Yeovil. Ont. Comprising Lots No. 12, Con. 15 & 16, Egremont. Good buildings, two bank barns, pig pen, large driving shed 30x48, good house, 9 rooms and kitchen. with cistern in partry, large wood shed with never failing well inside. Never failing creek, crossing corner each lot. also top, spring near back each lot. Good orâ€" DESIRABLE FARM OF 200 ACRES For the convenience of our subscribâ€" ers we club with the best papers at the low rates given below for 1903. 5 cents extra for postage and money order. REviEw and Mcntreal Witness $1.60 REvIEW and Fam. Her. & W Star $1.75 REVIEW and Weekly Sun........ $1.75 A handsomely illustrated Magazine, 10 x 13 inches, containing 36 pages of splendid reading. The REVIEW is $1.00 a year in advance, contains a full digest of local news, Toronto and Durham Markets, with full notes of the great Cement Industry. CHRISTMAS ANNUA Subscribers to the DURHAM REVIEW for 1903 will receive free a copy of our NEW FALL GOODS$ pr FOR SALE. Of the newest weaves and correct shades for the season. & No two alike. Conâ€" fined to us for this section. @ To Ladies of fexclusive taste it is often a satisfaction to know that these gowns will not be duplicated. @ There‘e a â€"richness and refinement of color blendâ€" ing about these highâ€"art fabrics that apâ€" peals strongly to your good taste in such matters. t cJ . ce fls to pmaa m / 1% ril I N FE PRENCH | LANNEL-'â€"â€"\ WAIST LENGTHS They‘re rightâ€"absolutely right. . Our goods are sold at prices that make busiâ€" nessâ€"all the season. ow To be given away Y.‘ . A. Mfortock. CASH and ONE PRICE th THE CLUBBINC DRESS LENGTHS 3+ FR E E! # We ask Inspection of our TEng GROCERIES TWEEDS & YAINS REvIirw and Toronto Daily Star REvIEw and Toronto Daily News REviEw and Weekly Globe.. .. .. REvIEW and Daily Globe.... ... . REvIrEw and W. Mail & Empire. Revirw and Daily Mail & Empire RevIEw and Western Advertiser We can give you Bargain . SCOTT. TORONTO DRY GOODS, CROCKERY 300TS & SHOES, &e., Of best quality. $1.60 $1,.00 $1.70 Pster Hamilton Goods A Lifeâ€"long Acquaintance with the conditions of farm life in this counâ€" ty, has given us ‘an experience of its requirements which we are confiâ€" dent we can utilize for the benefit of the farming community and we ask with confidence for a share of their patronage. We just mention this week that we have secured the agency for the NEW _ Imolement Agency _ MACFARLANE & CO. Druggists and Booksellers. Call and let us explain its merits, ,' Wait a few days for our BUGGIES, / Come to us for Wingdow Shades. o Dlace Dike Jfiome . B. MSARTHUR | geared from both wheels, making it the most desirable drill in the market MONEY TOQ LEND,â€" DEBTS COLLECTED,â€" j LANDS BOUGHIT & SOLD,.â€" Every kind~of financial businees transac THE GEORGEâ€"RIES FARM, Best 150) acre larm:inâ€"Bentinck, owner is in Aiberta ‘ and says the farim MUST GO. i LOTS 2 ‘AND 8 CON. 18 GLENELG,;| 'l‘lu; * Findlay McRae Farm". This} contains 2oa.acres and belonys to a Comâ€" pany who offer it at the price of a &o ncres. â€" >‘ f He is now offering for Sale : THE MALCOLM CAMERON 100 acres on Garalirsza A good farm with fine bnildings: Offered yery cheap as Mr. Cameron has gone west. F Carefully consider where they do their business. Many of these men go to + «~â€"H. H., MILLER, the Hanover Copyeyancer, even though it means a few mlAlr of a driye. They “yl“h“t h:hi.z * Always prompt,â€"uever negligent." tha he has ybgq 22 l;un expori:%eg and that it,.PAYS TO DEAL WITH HIM. CAUTIOUS SUCCESSFUL MEN and call special attention to the A LEADER DRILL when: brightened up with some of our ARTISTIC WALLIL PAPERâ€" for a mere trifile too. Bring us the size of your rooms and let us show you how cheaply it can be done. A few more remnants left at a sacrifice. Address,â€"H. H. MILLER, * Lock Drawer 28, Hanovyer, Ont. new ; _4Ane editor of this paper will be as glad to publish for you as for your it neighbor, the names of your guests etor visitors, or any item of local news of ® "geneml interest. ‘The only cundition is ; that we become possessed of the facts, cHBN . Mitte mvrane s l O CCC C206 TFeCaR send or hand in such to either of officesâ€"we will do the rest. and we courceously .end Or h‘nd in mrs 2 Flat Files (Handled) Pair Pant Stretchers W. Black Teaspoons (Guaranteed) Razors (Coronation) $ Bicycle Lamps 1 Dash Churns 1 Shot Guns + $ Wheel Barrows $ Kitchen Scales £ The editor . BARGLAY & NOBLE Canâ€"openers Butcher Knives Corn Hooks _ Wash Boards â€" Apple Parers South Grey Agricultural Society‘s Exhibition and the Bargains at the Hardware Store. We will give you a few of our prices : King l'fiward Pocket Knives O5 Bugar Shells 05 Buggy Whips * 05 Every person in this vicinity should spend the 24th of September in Durham viewing the sights of the ' ‘R + MacF f Drus 0 Are now stocked up with MAXWELLIL & CoCKsHtUTTt CALLTL PROVEN Hay Fork ADAMS waAaGGors TOLTON‘S Pea 1 Tarvester Gurney Stoves, Pianos & Organs Dloughsâ€" JSfiarrows Soufflers CALL, and EXAMINE our vester Drill with wire conductors ult Line of Waxwoll Soods. BMRCLAY & NOBLE . Black. Best of its kind. and see our faâ€" mous Syiâ€" our friends to steel $1 00 1 25 9 n *)~ Di 10 15 20 only Glass table set BALADA CEl * Black. Green and mi> at 25¢, 3oc. an White Bed Spread«, la1 Flapnelette Biaukets, . Bed Comtorters, 60 by Shredded Wheat Biser ‘: JVAKE K dassas s s s All Wool Dress Serges Colors, 42 in wide Heavy Melton Dress wide, Ladies‘ Long Sleeve V We have a full line of STERLING‘S HAX If we can be of you, use us. cels may be le with safetv. COME AND SEE T EXHLT] Clgin and 8BA 1.18 4 Lower â€" Tow Lower Town, In Nicklecas 10 kt Gold filled wear 20 vears 81 The Best cheaper tha‘ U ndertax®ki: PROM ATT LADIES‘ W In 14 kt Gol ranted to wear : solid Gold Bow. A. GOFR Jake FOR HE SELLS CHEAP !! 1B3J New holid: riving whic pay your in day‘s pleas complete x to our stor GEXTS W MONEY SEPT. CASH 1« FU