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$ a€ i1 CHS9 Ohe PRPush to Clark‘s Y<G>Some useful horses for sale. o see, to test. to be Convinced Of a Grand Display of Pattern Hats and Noveities, which took pliace at our opening Friday aud Satur day last, September 25th and 26th were undoubted. ly a great success and we are now prepared to give a full selection of trimmed and readyâ€"toâ€"wear Hats, in all the newest and latest designs. CEHRB UNVBRELLEING@ Implement Warerooms in the old McKinnon stand still continues and still there‘s room for more 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 : Srowball, Chatham and Walkerville; Wilkinson Ploughs and repairs ; Churns, Harness, Knife Grinders, &c. PARKER‘S DRUG STORE. ._F. MORLOCK John Clark Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw is visiting in Deâ€" troit and Toledo. Miss Keith, of Fergus, is a guest of Miss Birdie Crawford. Mr. Hugh ‘McKay has gone on a visit to his daughters in Ohio. \ Mr. J. P. Hunter was a Judge at the Hanover Exbhibition this week. Nrs. Hunt visited Traverston friends at the beginning of the week. Mrs. Boyd, of Goderich. is a guest of her mother Mrs. Jas. Sutherland. Mrs. A. McUabe, Upper Town. is visiâ€" ting Priceville friends at present. Dr. Mearns and son Hector, of Hanoâ€" ver. were visitors in town last week. _ Miss Maggie Crawford, of Torento, was a guest of ber parents for a few days. Miss Maggie Derby was the guest of Miss Allie Grant the latter part of last week. Mt. Jno. W. MceKechnie left Taesday for Toronto with a carload of cattle and sheep. Miss L. Jackson, N. Carolina. is visitâ€" ing her brother Mr. A. H. Jackson, at present. f Miss Maud Davidson left last week for Cleveland on a visit to het uncle Dr. Ed. Lauder. Miss McLartg, of Owen Sound, who was a guest of Miss McIntosh returned home this week. Miss Euphie Telford, of Owen Sound, and Miss Gaskill, of Hanover, visited Miss Allie Grant lately. Meesrs. Alister McDonald and T. Reid jr.. left on Monday for Flint. Mich., where they baye secured employment. Mr. and Mrs. W. Williamson, Mt. Forest, are moving to Durham this week and will reside in Mr. Brown‘s house. near station. Dr. and Mrs. Jamieson were in town for a few days last week and this. They returned on Monday. â€" Brad enters the Medical College, Wednesday. Messrs. John and Willard Porter, of New York, are on a vyisit to their mother and are much pleased with the many signs of progress in their native town. Mrs. Turner, mother of Mis. Harris. who has been in town for nearly a year, returned toâ€"day to her home in Twerâ€" ton,. accompanied by her three daughâ€" ters Mrs. Wright, Mrs, Mclotyre and Miss Turner. Among the Durham visitors present at Holstein fair were Mr. R. MacFarâ€" lane, Mrs. H. MceDonald and daughter Myrtle, Mi. Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. C, Ramage, Mr. T. Harris, Mr. Connor Mrs. Williamson. Misses M. Burnet, M, Turnbull and Mrs. Curren,;and Messrs. Burnet and Jordan. Kixx®Eâ€"DeErsBy â€" On Tuesday mornâ€" ing, Sept. 209th, at the residence of Mr. Harry Burnett, near town, by the Rev. Mr. Newton, Mr. Emerson Kinâ€" nee to Miss Cora Derby. didiriaineacarmniee C M e bicccrscacie The Show held here last week was faâ€" vored with good weather and was very successful. The Directors have removed their building to a more advantageous position which also gives thein more room in their stock ring. They have alsoremodelied and improyed the inside so that it is now well agapted for exhibâ€" ition purposes and the many exhibits of grain, roots, fruit, flowers, daury proâ€" duce, ladies‘ work. &¢, that go to constiâ€" tute a good show, are seen to the best advantage. There was a good display of grain, all of excelilent quality. Roots and vegeâ€" tables were also good, but perhaps there ought to have been a fuller exhibit. Dairy produce was well represented and did credit to the butter makers of East Grey. Wt GHiL hi nk . There was a splendid display of Fruit and this is not to be wondered at, as the famous Cuckoo valley runs through that district, and apples. pears, plums, grapes and eyen.peaches, were there in plenty and pe:&znon and all exhibited in exâ€" cellent taste,,. The flowers too, althougha not great, in numbers, would be very difficult to beat in excellence, and afforâ€" ded abundant evidence that the people of Flesherton and yvicinity have a high appreciation of the beautiful. And t%e ladies‘ work ? It was there in abundance aud variety; it was there in things known and things unknown, in things useful and things ornamental, and in things that no man could tell what they were or what they were for, and as to quality, the lady judges would certainly havria. difficult task in making their aâ€" wards. The whole inside exhlition was a very creditable one, and geems to be well managed by the genial Secretary and the Directois.â€"Com. i â€" FALL FAIRS. Glenelg, Markdale........... October 6â€"7 Art emesia, Priceville...... October 8â€"9 Good gemeral purpose Mare, fourteen years old, guaranteed sound. Also a Mare 4 years old, sound and serviceable, Apply to J. WisxER. Rocky Saugeen. TEACHER WANTED. FLESHERTON FALL FAIR. THE DURHAM REVIEW FOR SALE. MARRIED. tquie s ooo oâ€" To the satisfaction of our customers and their continued patronage we owe the success of our business. This is of particnlar significance to prosâ€" pective buyers in our line of goods. Whilst our stock of Watches, Wedding and Diamond Rings, Cut Glass, Silver ware, Clocks and other novelties. The price inducements offered by us are not in the nature of "special sales." They simply emphazise our exceptional selling advantages. Warchmaker, Jeweller and Optician. As usuat our local artistes in Millinery hbave held their Annual " openings" and Â¥l'nved to a demonstration that they are ully upâ€"toâ€"date and intelligent caterers io that fastidious somet hing, a woman‘s taate inâ€" attractive headgear. How came the idea that a lady‘s head was aâ€" dapted for a flower garden or anon a resting place and a clinging place for birds, bright buckles, and beauntiful braverie? How else must it have been but frowm the association of ideas which loyed to group everything beautiful and so the brightesc and the best of bird, of flower. and nature‘s brilliant colors were chosen to enhance that temale beauty of countenance which has inspirâ€" SUCCESSFUL MILLINERY OPENINGS. ed men and milliners since the world began. Sometimes, of course, soberer hues are chosen, but these act by conâ€" trast just as the cloud makes the sunâ€" shine more valued. The prevailing style shows flat effect in trimming, brims are wide and more regular than usual and the makeâ€"up is largely of beaver and felt, with a few velyvets, â€"Birds, wings, plumes and pomâ€" poms are the chief adoruments. Ready toâ€"wears are largely worn. 8, F. Morrock. Here we found Miss Sweet, who, for seyeral years past has been in charge of Mr. Morlock‘s fine show rooms,. _ Year by vens she evolves new ideas which seem to find favor with her employer and the public, and a large business is the result, _ Mr, Morlock informs us that on Saturday he sold no fewer than 28 bats. â€" Everything conceivable that goes to make up a perfect fashion display is on yiew here,. _ lnostead of the sombre heavy tones so usually worn in the cold season, we are to have brightness and lightness and delicate tint. The collecâ€" tion of millinery on view is such as one scarcely meets with outside the world‘s great fashion centres. ~PLAIN Greens, ruby and browns are to be the prevailing shades. A great deal of fur is used, mink and squiurel predommatâ€" ing, with white rabbit and moleskins for light haus. . Lace to give hats a vransparent effect is much used, while in suit hats and readyâ€"toâ€"wear hais, felt chenille, and taffeta are the principal components. â€" The flatâ€"iron design ( narâ€" row and long ) is very conspicuous, The old high * Gainsboro‘" is in eyidence, and the "Victoria Poke" in chenitle feaâ€" thers and malines. The size of the hats varies greatly, as they un from small to large. â€" Flowers, velyet foliage, velvet poppies in orange and green shades, also wings in delicate hues, are shown on w.any of the new designs. Jas. IRELAXND. The visitor here has his attention arâ€" rested by a display window in which an arched decoration plentifully besprinkâ€" led with birds, plumes, &¢, makes a pleasing effect, (forgetting for the time being the death of so many feathered songsters to meet the demands of fashâ€" ion.) Miss Ryder, is again in charge and has on display some elegant creaâ€" tious. following the prevailing mode yet evincing an originality of treatment which is sure to meet diversity of taste, Large stocks of readyâ€"mades and all sorts of trimmings &c, are taking shape to meet the demands of Mr. Ireland‘s _ many customers, One of the hats noticed was a white velvet shape with handsome black seâ€" quin applique laid on rim. Two large feathers hanging gracefully over back of hat and one drooping sofitly on the bair at s‘de. Another was of shirred black yvelvet with facing of many folds of black net. Two large feathers caught with long steel buckle finishes the top and another long plume falls on the hair. A child‘s flop of castor stitched felt trimmed with large bow of white and amber silk was very pretty. These but faintly indicate however, the variety and excellence of the display. Mss Dick. A sketch of the Millinery establishâ€" ments of town would be qu.te incomâ€" plete without a reference to the Lambâ€" ton Street rooms presided over by Miss Dick. Her tinely appointed parlorsg lend themselves to dispilay and her experiâ€" enced tasté, with able assistants, bhas furnished for observers a wealth of hat finery, elegant and unique, but fast disappearing, she hbayving made large sales, â€" Birds are shown a great deal un hats. One hat was shown, trimmed with a flight of birds, the foundation being made of navy blue cut felt. A pretty hat was one made of mink and pale blue pan velyet trimmed with roses and one quill, _ Far hats are yery fashionable. One pretty hat shown at the opening was a white cut felt. It was on the turban shape, the brim at the back beâ€" ing yery deep. It was covyered with the felt cut so fine it was aimost a fringe. the effectâ€"was charming. A graceful FACTS A. Gordon, Trimmings of all Shades. Lots of Readyâ€"Mades. For Sale €school Books M oferppokap deok @edlecieckeck® € School Supplits *MacFarlane & Go. Great Sale now going on of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Odd Kanives, Forks and Spoons at prices neyer beâ€" fore heard of. _ We have the variety and you take your choice, Do not forget that we carry the largest stock of Guns and Ammunition that is to be found any place. Our $7.50 Double Barrel Guns are going very fast. See our 52 Single Barrel Guns. %Druggists and Booksallers.% Eq ppppp pipppLts Examine our Assortment of Spa®~ ding Forks, Manure Forks, Manure Drags and Scoop Shovels. Another Stock of Apple Pickers Apple Picking Ladders, and Apple Parers just to hand. _ Do not be withâ€" out them. GREAS You are invited to inspect our Stock of Single and Double Harness, Lap Rugs, Lap Rubbers and Whips, Every sensible person wanting to do any painting uses Sherwinâ€"Williams Paints. Hardware ! W. BLACK. We W ant TETLEY‘S TEAS Don‘t Forget the fact that we give 6 Bars Comfort Soap that runs on wheels. Bold Everywhere. ; h"mfl-“ Sce our stock of new Scribblers, Exercise Books, and other requisites. AND ;t W. Black‘s Store. The best of everyâ€" thing. That‘s why we have added to the list. We place quality first but have never failâ€" ed to meet prices, For 25 cts. ro WRITE ADS. But not too busy to try to attend to your wants when you call. We are selling the balance ol our Ssammwer Oxtord Slippers away down in price, as we require the room for fall and winter goods now arâ€" riving. There are some bargains in store for you if we have yonr size left. Have you tried a pr. of Ladies‘ or Gents L are c# 0 1 0A Audt" Avabadihn P Sovereign Bals. Others have and are greatly pleased. Trunks, Telescope Valises, Club Bags. School Bags, Shoe Polishes, liquid and paste, always in stock, at the Spring Yeeds / â€" OCTOBER 1, 1903 Chatham PBuggies and â€" their reputation gained only by their Also Vationat Cream JSeparators. YVYow Aeader rill, Only Drill in the Market geared from both wheels and full lines of 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 REvirw OrriIc®, will receive our best attention. L. 3. WoItraith T8E WORLDS MILLIONAIRES Imsiness. _ So should you be. _ bad better go to H. H. Milier, t ver Conveyancer. HE WILL LEXD you on shortest notree, lowest smallest cost, and on your o IF YOU WANT TO BUY a place or business he can find something to snit yon He just now has for s«le 100 ACRES JN BENTINCK with gooud bank bain, dwelâ€" ing, perhaps the be«t hardwood bush in the Townehip and ~*ly asks abont $2000 Thiuk of 1t ! HE COLLEC«S debts and clauims of all kinds. No charga if no money collectâ€" ed. Is not that fair ? in IN8URANCES, 2!‘!&' Lcll: and Acigdent.l &h"::. fl-rm.:uny. No quibbling. MOTTOâ€"*" Always All business strictly co TAAA CTC PCSL #nd on your 0wn terms. IF YOUT WISH TO SELL you, propâ€" erty hbe can do it quicker and better than you can and he charges nething if no sale A. B. McARTHUR NOW is the time to get your RUBBERS and LEGGINGS, of which we have a good supâ€" ply. . Also some good long Boots, factory make. Remember the placeâ€" Campbelt‘s Implement Also another Shipment of the renowned and upâ€"toâ€"date Karn Organs. Call and test them, theyare open for i=sr~â€" tion. Lately we w« now its Gray‘s Roeady for Syrise B rade Agents. Show Rooms opposite Midâ€" daugh Stables, Lambton St. New Boot & Shoe Store. Just arrived at the Show Rooms of Barclay & Bell, a Carâ€" load of Peter Hamilton‘s Goods in Stock Giamous He has had which are known and approved of all men to be unsurpassed for beauty and second to none in quality. Call and seethem and if 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 is as above mentioned. _ Prices and Styles to suit all. SMarn Organs Are careful as to who TrermMsâ€"CAsH. Bo almuld' youn be #A 'lba n . \on Fudhope y8 ml pt, never negligent their excellence. . Milier, the Hano Garriages, talking cutlers » Ae A â€"Next to D. t Warehouse. shall do their rates, very MONXEY ~OCTOBER As to your ne Footwear is ex Repairing & PEEL, Owuex $ For A Full particul owEX sou N Calder‘s HE SE *Â¥"} R« Black NEW THE 2E with I Syiveste Cock W\ Calgder‘s B TWEI GROC Best course Subjects, | writing . most thore lege in the & x6 v;;l‘r 4 we bestowed « be found ryovel That and uy We ca 4* M PRIJN W M AT T may € pRY & N 1