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3 $ WKe>Some useful horses for sale. Ohe Push to Clark‘s o see, to test, to be convinced Stock and Nothing but New Upâ€"toâ€"date Goods at Right P rices. This Season we have imported as well as picking up some Special Bargains from the very Best Manufacturers in Canada and are all Sty lish and upâ€"toâ€"date GARMENTS and Extra Values. This season we are showing the very latest effects in Broad Cloths, Homespuns, Fancy Figured and Snow Flake Suitings. Which we are passing into Stock every day comprises the Very latest Goods that was possible for us to purchase. NEW FALL COODS That there is no better place in the County to buy Deering Machinery, Democrats, Buggies of Palâ€" merston and London makes, The Great Prize Winâ€" ner Cream Separator, Road Carts, Cooking Stoves, Raymond Sewing Machines, Waggons : Snowball, Chatham and Walkerville; Wilkinson Ploughs and repairs ; Churns, Harness, Knife Grinders, &c. Cash and One â€" Price. Implement Warerooms in the old McKinnon stand still gcontinuesfand still there‘s room for more J. LA Wortock CALL AND EXAMINE OUR New Mantles and Skirts Our Stock of New Fall Goods New Fall ,DRESS GOOD S . 4A Hlortock. John Clark tok. Td Messrs. Wm. I.eg;teâ€". '\-T:ckae;- ‘XMA“' Catton, Percy and Fred Glass, A. Coox. Alf, Staples. Among those at Toronto Show are, or were, Mr. and Mrs, Russel, Mr. and Mre. H. Mills, Messrs, Robert Noble, Allan McKinnon, T. Barclay, Jr., John Watâ€" ling, Archie Robertson, Mr. and Miss Brigham, of Allan Park, Miss Lizze Weir, Mr. W. B. Vollett, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson, Miss Mary Mcintosh, Mr. ind Mis, W. 8. Horsburgh, Mt. Forest. came up Saturday to visit their relatives the Williamson‘s here, and the many friends they made during their stay in Durbam. Mr. H. returned Monday evening, Mrs, H. on Tuesday. They were guests for a night at the REâ€" vIEw office. Dr. R. Culbertson, of Dauphin, Man., arrived last week to spend a couple of weeks with his mother, Mrs. Szott, and ©ther friends in Ontario. He went to Meaford on Monday to visit his brother C,. M. Culbertson, V. 8. Mrs Rice Meredith 0% Regina, and Miss Minnie Banks of North Bay, arrivâ€" ed on Tuesday to spend some time with their sisters Mrs Limin and Mrs C. Mcâ€" Kinnon, of town and Mrs Jas. St aples of Glenelg. Mrs. Ed. Evsans and children, who have been on a month‘s visit at the old homestead, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLelâ€" lan, of Scotch Town, returned to her home in Rochester last week. Mr. Jno. E. Lenahan, Rochester, MA. Y., a brother of F. and J. Lenahan here, visited here last week and at Mildmay. He has been 15 years in Rochester and is doing well in the Real Estate busiâ€" Mrs. Orchard and Mrs. lIrving of Orangeville., spent a couple of days in Holstein this week, with their sister. Mrs. Hatch, and the former‘s son Mr. 8. T. Orchard. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Reid, Yeovil. were guests at the Revirw Office Saturday while passing through to Owen Scund on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Wm. Coleridge. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hussan, visited Guelph friends thia week, Mr, Wn.. Cameron came home last week and returned on Tuesday. He is at present working in one of Galt‘s industries. Rev. Mr. Farquharson visited the congregation« of Ayton and Mildmay on Monday and attended Presbytery in Palmerston on Tuesday,. Mrs. Geo, Sharp and children, Dunâ€" dalk, spent last week at Mrs. Thos. Brown‘s and other friends in town, and are now yisiting friends around Holâ€" stein. Mrs Harris and daughter Lily are visâ€" iting in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Angus alcArthur, Glenâ€" elg. near Durham yisited the former‘s sister, Mrs. Banks, at Owen Sound last week. Mrs, McDonald and daughter, from Aberdeen, haye taken up residence on the Hunter farm east of Upper Town. Mrs, McDonald is a sister of John and Adam Weir. Mr W. D. Mills and daughter Ruby are visiting at Molesworth. Mr. John Coutts, Barrister, Thamesâ€" yille, visited his sister, Mrs,. (Rev.) Farqubarson, from Friday to Tuesâ€" duy. Mr â€"John Melsenzie, of â€"â€"â€"â€"â€", Mich., came bhome last week for his mother‘s last illness and was present at her death. Mr. Henry Johns, of Separator Co., visited his home at Guelph. Mrs. Elvidge, Sr., is visiting her son Walter, at Craig near Fergus. Mrs, A. Marshall returned on Tuesday from a visit to 8. Egremont frierds. Mrs. C. McDougall returned to O. Sound with her daughter, Mrs. Fiddis, and will stay for some time. Miss Nina Burgess, who has been staying with ber brother John since last spring, leayes this week for Rochesâ€" ter. Mrs. C. Smith, Mt. Forest, spent a few days yery pleasantly with Mrs. R. Torry. 4 Miss Garden, Parkhill, has been enâ€" gaged by Miss Dick as assistant milliner for this season. Mr. Armstrong, from the States, a brother of Mrs, D. Jackson. is visiting here at present. Mr. and Mrs. R. Williamson, spent Labor day with their son Wm. in Mt. Forest. Miss Mary Ball, Dundas, was a guest last week and this at Mr. and Mis. Chas. Brown‘s. Mrs Irying, Orangeville, is spending a few weeks with her son, Mr. William Caldwell. MasterJAthol and Miss Eilah Gordon are visiting Toronto relatiyes and taking in the sights. Mr. Jno, McDonald, of the Separator works. visited at Milverton, during the holidays. Miss Bailey, of St. Thomas, is visiting her cousins, Messrs, Hugh and George McDonald. THE DURHAM REVIEW ONTARIO ARCHIVES _ _ TORONTO Good general purpose Mare, fourteen ears old, guaranteed sound. Also a {lare 4 years old, sound and serviceable, Apply to J. Wisurr, Rocky Saugeen, ‘ Everyone will note that the Annual Exhibition of the 8. Grey Agricultural Society, comes a day earlier in the week than usual. This was done to allow of the introduction of the new system of exfiert judging of Live Stock, which this year will be done by experts sent by government. This was done in a few places last year and gave good satisfaction. All local Jealâ€" ousies should be allayed by this means. Secretary Davidson informs us enâ€" tries are already being made and the Directors being alive to their duties, there seems eversl;frospeet of this year‘s tair being a recordâ€"breaker. only 15 cts. All welcome. Don‘t forget the concert at Glenelg Centre Church, on Friday evening, Sept 11th, at 8 o‘clock. Admission Cudbll s € 0g0 a s. L Mr and Mrs Wm Fallaise, of the North line, cailed on friends here one day this week. NOW FOR DURHAM‘S BIG vay. MONDAY and September TUESDAY 21st & 22nd Everyone will note that the Annual Exhibition of the S. Grey Agricultural Society, comes a day earlier in the wl?ek tl‘xapknsqq. _ _ This was done to Mr and Mrs Geo Stewart are visiting the Stewart family at present. Mr Gray Wilson of the Post office accompanied his two younger brothers, who visited here for the last month, to Toronto last Saturday and intends spending a week there. Mrs C McArthur who has been ailing of late is better again we are glad to relate. # Mr and Mrs Alex Firth visited friends in Toronto last week and also took in a ftew days of the exhibition. Miss Jennic McFarlane of Boothville, visited her parents here last Sunday. and brother in Toronto. Miss Mand Irwin, of the Chronicle staff, is under the weather at present. Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Allan and Mss Smith were delegates to the W. F. M. S.. in Palmerston, on Tuesday of this week. The next gathering was fixed for Knox Chursh, Harriston, on the 3rd Tuesday of September 1904. _ All the arrangements ffor entertaining the large number of delegates were comâ€" plete, nothing being left to be desired in the warmth of the welcome or the toothsomeness of the viands, and if through the necessities of the railway time table manyâ€" had to leave before the formal acknowledgments were made, the ladies of Palmerston may feel assured that they all gayve thanks as they went along. Mrs. Harry Burnett, who has beon in Fergus Hospital for three weeks came home Tuesday a little better but will likely return, On the same day and in the same church the ladies of the Presbyterial otf the W. F. M. 8. had their mecting, Mrs McMurchy in the chair. _ Reports indicated substantial progress all along the line, the statement of the treasurer showing increased contributions both in money and clothing being specially gratifying. The congratulations of the Presbytery were conyeyed to the ladies by Revs. Hanna and McCulâ€" lough and an earnest address on the subject of Missions was given by Rev Mr Faskin, of Toronto. Music, speechâ€" es, reports, and the fair members themselves gave instruction, inspiraâ€" tion and grace to the meeting which was in every way enjoyable. â€" The report of Rev Mr Dobson, conâ€" vener of a committee, to revise the " Standing orders otf Presbytery * was adopted. In this connection a new departure was made by arranging for an hour being taken at at least one meeting each year for the discussion of some current question. _ The first in this series is a paper on Prof. McFadâ€" gen‘s new book on *‘ Modern Criticism and the Christian Church " by Rev Mr Farqubarson, which is set down for 10 a. m. at the next meeting. The meetâ€" ing adjourned to meet in Guthrie Churehb, Harriston, on the second Tuesâ€" day, of December. « Mr. H. H. Mockler advertises the oâ€" pening of an immense stock of new Fall Goods in this issue. py return and fresh appearance, toâ€" gether with best wishes for life and prosperity. At the request of the Cedâ€" arville congregation that group of stations was raised to the status of an augmented charge and a grant of $150 was asked from the Augmentation Committee to supplement the minister‘s salary ufiw $750 and a manse. _ The Rev Mr Little, of Holstein, is the interâ€" im moderator. _ The Home Mission conâ€" vener reported that he had visited the stations of Mildmay and Ayton and that they had agreed to raise, in each place, a dollar a week extra, thus reâ€" ducing the grant from the Home Mission Committee by $104 a year. The Saugeen Presbytery met in Palmerston on Tuesday ot this week, the Rev Mr Aull, fresh from the hills of Seotland, in the chair. The conâ€" gratulations of the Presbytery were presented to tha moderator on his hapâ€" All the latest in Scribblers, over 2000 to choose from, at Darling‘s. The Presbyterial W. F. M. S. SAUGEEN PRESBYTERY. FOR SALE. Vollet is visiting her son ROE ROY. & 0 4â€"â€"._ *<@r _ $ J BURNETT, MITTS and GLOVES APPLE PICKERS ; We Want LIGNUMVITAR MALLETS APPLE PARERS Now is the time to buy a Parer, while we have the CHARCOAL IRONS L AMPS For Sale at W. Black‘s Store. £ school Books = School Supplis €MacFarlane & COo. SR oedook ap tleots iecbeckecieci@s > Druggists and Booksellers. z. 4 «> Â¥Kpyksi¢pp JBR Hardware | 6 Bars Comfort Soap Eennnmmmmemmmmmmmmmmesememmmmmmmenss,, ... Don‘t Forget the fact that we give We have a great v;ri:ty of Mitts and Gloves, suitable for Fall Ploughing and Threshing. Our Apple Pickers are inspection. H a ie feieoit‘s 08 PWey onaten TETLEY‘S TREag A Clearing Sale of Lamps now goâ€" ing on to make room for our new importation. Do not lose this opportunity. A few more Charcoal Irons going at $1. Every man that knows how to use Tools should get one of our Ligâ€" numvitar Mallets. . BLACK to the list. We place quality first but have never failâ€" ed to meet prices, Sce our stock of new Scribblers, Exercise Books, and other requisites. For 25 cts. "high gho a 2 AND A+ worthy of an Apple e variety. 3P I --.‘u“o d $ Show Rooms opposite Midâ€" OHNNUNUUNNUNNSNWSipmrmmmmmmmmmmmemsmess....___ * * wl Winnipeg. â€" Regina . ... l W askada .. MooseJaw | | Esteyan.. .. Yorkton . . Elgin....... Arcola..... Pr.Albert . ) e Moosomin.. Mucleod , . â€" Wawanesa Calgary.. ) h Miniota .. .. Binscart b. . Red Deer . ] f Grand View Strathâ€" . Bwan River cona ) F From all points in Canada, Azilda, sault Ste , Windsor and East, A y tw est C mehdflc Agent kl)‘t‘rnmplm?. fonelrest ‘ang We are at the shop at the bridge evâ€" ery Wednesday and Saturday. Orâ€" ders or enquiries left at C. McA rthur‘s store, or at the REviEw OrricE, will receive our best attention. HEFLLO! NEW BO01 & SHQOE STORf Vationat Cream Separators. Voew Aeader ritt, Only Drill in the Market g?ar;u‘ from both wheels and full lines of We‘re clearing out the balance of our Colonial Slippers at reâ€" duced prices. Shoe Dressings Threshers‘ Mitts Shoes made to order dpring Yeeds / / BARCLAY & BELL Chatham Buggies and their reputation has beer gained only by their excellence Also SEPTEMBER 10, 19063 f S. VeSItraith Also another Shipment of the renowned and upâ€"toâ€"date Karn Organs. Call and test gmn, theyare open for ‘n«~~~ on. Jiagu @Organs e se ~‘ which are known and approved of all men to be unsurpassed for beau.ty and second to none in .t;uahty. , Call and see them and i1 you do not want to buy one for yourself you will be able to tell your friends the old old story of those famous rigs which 18 as above mentioned. _ Prices and Styles to suit all. Tickets are not good on "Imperial Limited ; A. H., Notman, Asst. General Passenger Agent, Toronto And repairing promptly attended to Raa.dg for 1 pring Just arrived at the Show Rooms of Barclay & Bell, a Carâ€" load of What are you looking for? Is i; a pair of nice BHoots or Shoes ? If so. don‘t fail to call at the We have just adaded to our Stock 4 new lines of Gent‘s, and two of Laâ€" dies‘ Sovereign Shoes. All stamped prices of sole. These goods are equal .0, if not superior, to the wellknown Slater Shoes at same prices, In Horse Hide and Calf, Also plenâ€" 1y of Harvest Mitts. Trunks, Telescope Valises, Club Bags, Shawl Straps and School Bags, always in stock. Remember the placeâ€"Next in D Campbell‘s Implement Warehouse In Paste Dressings we haye 2 in 1. Shinola, Superiha and Black Cat. In Liquid, Gilt Edge, Nonsuch, Packâ€" mgs Combination, Old Sol. Sunbeam Oil, Royal Gloss, Fayorite and Black Cat. Peter Hamilton‘s Goods in Stock Lately we were talking cutters now its Gray‘s . B. McA THUR Tudhope TERMSâ€"CAasH. Brade Garriages, SEPTEMBE OWEN S() oWEX souUy1» For An Calder‘s Bloe BUY PEEL‘ S Full particulars ser 24 yds long 30 in wi *) 24 24 24 HE SELL Corded Wash Silk White, Black an Nplo..>.>>>>, 4 Black Mercerized Roller Window Sh Table Linen, M in. J “‘ White Bed Spreads Fjlsor Oilcloth. 1 Â¥d NEW PRINTS & F THE BEEST AT LOW TWEEDS with Full Lines « Sylvester Farm in Famous Tudih« Bishop RG Cockshutt and Pere Clare Bros.‘ Ful Proven Steel Ha Also Brantfor Gasolin GROCER] Calder‘s Block & .Mt I9) | Myer‘s M Adopted by all lead This"deservedly po ‘Chart Dnlis, Black bown dz‘deflm brings t the child‘s immediate 6 Musical Notation Rh Keyâ€"board Location | Miss Margaret Cu Don‘t forget us God pair of Shoes Ane of Sterling Bre skirts ** The Implem a continuation bestowed on the: be found Best course of «t Subjects, Short! writing. . Best most thoroughl: lege in the Dom: mav enter 4 > NORT We can gi~ For terms apply2to all is BJ That is pra and upâ€"toâ€"da AT THE pEY GOOL $90TS & 8 O1L1 best to be a 48 34 M ®1