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& For satrs.â€"1 yr old Bult rising 2 yrs 2 Bull Calyes, cerkshire Boar and Sow Pigs. all registered Pedigreed. For SERVICE.â€"1 Be?-hire and 1 York Boar also Durham Ball. Terms. $1.00. 100 Acres, Lot 36, 2nd Con., N. D. K., Glenelg., 15 acres fit for cultivation, the rest harawood bush. Also Lot 36, Con. For Service at Jas. Falkingham‘s near Agricultural Grounds. _ Terms $1,00, Jas. FaLkrNGnanx Lots 32x 33, Con,. 28. D. R., containâ€" ing 100 acres more or less. About 90 acres cleared and in good state of culâ€" tivation for allkinds of crogs Remainâ€" inq 10 acres hard wood bush. Four muiles from Priceville, #mile from school. On farm are two good wells, Brick House 30 x 22, with kitchen 17 x 23, cel lar and all counyeniences, Good bank barn 50 x 65, splendid stabling. Title good. Easy terms of payment to suit purchaser. Apply if by post to Priceâ€" ville P. O, or on tge premises to Eum e eP Tok 44180 5L I0, CGOTI, 3, N. D. R., 25 acres clear, the rest bardâ€" wood bush. The Saugeen River runs through both. For further particulat send or apply to FOR SALE & for SERVICE se Lot 9, Con. 2 priet or., Mrs MarcaretMcLaiveurax Lots 43 and 44, Concession 1, South Durham Road, Glenelg containing one hundred (100) actres, about 75 acres cleared. good frame barn with stone stabling, frame house, never failing well, _ One and one half miles from school, church and Post Office. For furtber particulars apply on the premâ€" ises or to Priceville g 0,, to the proâ€" RevirEw to Jan. 1 Strictly firstâ€"class in all departments. Magniâ€" ficent catalogue free. _ Students admitted at any time. Corner Youge and Alexander Sts. ind uit q "" duaiiilinn 40.A ind ~Auns. ds se, (5) five thorobred Tamworth Boars. rice reasonable. The undersigned has for sale, ready to o. (B) five trinonalniiceÂ¥ Te werreink ie En sas nvncz.â€"i'ne?.mn' and 1 York Boar so Durham Ball. Terms, $1.00. . Apply to |Jxo. EcKHAaArP$ Bunessan THOROBRED DURHAM BULL, EI..LIO'IT %M%M%. maDaiTTA ANT Hair Vigor Ayers White Hair To be sure, you are growing old. But why let everybody see it, in your gray hair? Keep your hair dark and rich and postpone age. If you will BOARS FOR SALE. $1.00 a bottle. All draggists. C. L. GRANT. only use Ayer‘s Hair Vigor, your gray hair will soon have all the deep, rich color of youth. Sold for 60 years. GRANTS AD. "1 am now over 6 ’-ilo‘lfi'nll 1 have & ntel.z:ouy head of long which is a wonder to every one who sees it. And not a gray bair in it, all dae to Ayer‘s Hair FARM FOR SALE. FARM FPOR SALE. FARM TO RENT. to sell for 50¢ per yd in Black, Brown, Blue, Green and Red. _ These are beanâ€" tiful goods for Suitings and you should not miss them. Also nice line waisting to sell at 50c. New nobby goods, Are coming to handâ€"â€"the good reliable kind you get at this Storeâ€"â€"the kind that gives satisfaction. BoOOTSs & SHOES We are receiving this week some fine Same s TORONTO, ONT. PRODUCE OR CASH, DRESS GOODS Hexry AurrxaxpERr . 2, W. G. R., Bentinck, Mary Mclxty®E. Markdale " EmmE CC NO Oc hss in it, all dae to Ayer‘s Hair * Mzs. H. k. BCNTIS, )od‘:.m. Wax. McLr®on, 8S®., Prop. W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal for 06 for $1 3. 0. AYER c0., Lowel!, Mass. Best pair geese.. Wm Horsburg, J C Adams. Pair ducks..J T Reid, Pair Brahmas..Géo Eakett. Pair barred Plymouth Rocks.. Henry McDougall, Best ram .. Geo Snell, Jno Stevenson, Geo Swanston. â€" Ramlamb..]J A Swanâ€" ston 1 & 2. Geo Swanston. Pair ewes having raised lambs in 1go;..]J A Swanston, Jno Stevenson, Geo Swanâ€" ston, Pair shearliug ewes..J A Swanâ€" ston, Geo Swanston. _ Pair ewelambs .. J A Swanston 1 & 2, Geo Swanston. Short Woo! Best ram..]J A Swanston Shearling ram..Jno Pairbairn, H Reid. Ram lamb..Jno Fairbairn, Wim‘ Fairbairn. Pair ewes having lambs in 1904 .. Jno Fairbairn, Wm Fairbairn. Pair shearâ€" ling ewes..Jno Fairbairn. Pair ewe lambs..Jno Fairbairn. s JUDGES : H G Brigham, W A Livâ€" ingstone, cattle and sheep. Fow! Cow calvedâ€"Wm Gillies, â€" Bull calf â€"Wm Gillies. Jos Dowling. Grade Cattle Best pair of 2â€"yearâ€"old steersâ€"J A Swanston, Geo Swanston. Pair 1â€" yearâ€"old steersâ€"â€"J A Swanston, George Swanston. Cow giving milkâ€"Henry Reid, Wm Waddell 2 & 3. Two yearâ€" old heiferâ€"1‘ J Reid, J A Swanston. Yearling heiferâ€"]J A Swanston, Geo Swanston. Heifer calfâ€"Jno Sinclair. Fat ox, steer, cow or heifer..J A Swanstou, Geo Swanston. Best bull, two year old and overâ€"â€" J T Reid, Wm Gillies. Cow calved since last exhibitionâ€" J D Roberts, W Seaman. + Ayrshires Cow calved since last Exhibitionâ€" Thos Stewart. Thorough Bred Cattleâ€"Durham Best bull, two year old and overâ€" Geo Snell. Jno Fairbairn. One year old bullâ€"Henry Hiscock. Bull Calf â€"Geo Snell 1 & 2. Cow giving milk â€"Don McQueen 1 & 3, John Sinclair 2. One year old heiferâ€"Don McQueen, Wm Waddell. Heifer calfâ€"Geo Snell Chas McInnis. Oneâ€"yearâ€"old fillyâ€"Wm Fairbairn, Chas McRobb Spring coltâ€"Jno Mcâ€" Arthur. . Spring fillyâ€"Geo Eakett. Best lady driverâ€"Jno Brown, Irwin Robb. Prize List Agricultural Horses Best Brood Mare, foal at sideâ€"Geo. Harris, W Fairbairn. Jno Hunter. Spring coltâ€"Geo Spence, Jno Hunter, Wm Fairbairn. _ Spring fillyâ€"H Mcâ€" Dougall 1 & 2, Geo Harris, Oneâ€"year old geldingâ€"R Nicholson, Jno Hunâ€" ter. _ Twoâ€"yearâ€"old geldingâ€"â€"D Mc Queen, W Caulfield. oneâ€"yearâ€"old fillyâ€"W Fairbairn, D Hunter. Span farm horsesâ€"Jas Calder, Jno Fairbairn, W Horsburg, Team heavy draughtâ€" Juno Brown, Geo Swanston. Sweepâ€" stakes for best teamâ€" â€"Jno Fairbairn. Roadster Horses Best Brood Mareâ€"Thos Ellis Bros., C McIinnis. â€" Spring coltâ€"C Mclnnis, Spring colt or filly by " Robt. J.,"â€" Jno McArthur. _ Spring fillyâ€"C Mcâ€" Innis, T Ellis Bros. Coach or Carriage Class | Best brood mareâ€"Wm Allan, Geo Eakett, Pair carriage horsesâ€"Chas McRobb _ Oneâ€"yearâ€"old geldingâ€"Mal Campbell. Oneâ€"yearâ€"old fillyâ€"W Groat. Twoâ€" yearâ€"old fillyâ€"â€"W I, Dixon, Jno Fairâ€" bairn, Buggy horseâ€"J W Manary, H Reid, C McRobb. _ Pair driversâ€"]J T Reid, C Drumm. â€" Single driverâ€"R Nicholson, W Groat, J D Roberts. Hackneyâ€"Wm Caulfield, J D Main, C McRobb. Both the churches and the hotel did a land office business in supplyiug meals and the village must have been nearly eaten out for the Durham baker had to take a load of bread down early next day. A striking exhlbit of Photos was made by Chapman, of Mt. Forest, ou the walls of the new school. Every variety of style and finish was displayâ€" ed and admiring crowds could be found around it all afternoon. The grouping and out door work could not be surâ€" passed for fidelity and tone. We indicated last week the general success of this fine show and this week give the Prize List in full. A feature is the fulness and the keenness of the competition in horseflesh, the prizes being well distributed. Notso in the sheep classes where George and J. A. Swanston almost clean out the Long Wool and J. Fairbairn the Short Wool classes. Piper McArthur, of Priceville and the Jubilee troupe supplied music durâ€" ing the aiternoon and the pipes were far the best in the open. ‘l&‘e concert hall could have been twice filled so great was the demand for tickets. Only Holstein and Yeovil schools â€"Mr. W J Sharp and Miss Lawrence, teachers, respectivelyâ€"â€"competed in the in the School drills, the former winâ€" ning first for a fine flag drill, the latter having also a nice hoop drill. As asual W. J. Adams is prominent in many classes and we think will aâ€" gain win the Review prize for competâ€" itor taking the greatest number of prizes. â€" Hehad a very fine collection of field roots. _ W. L. Dixon captured the coveted first for tub butter. _ Wm Waddell end J. C. Adams captured H. H. Miller‘s two prizes for ‘ Two loaves of bread baked by an Egremont farâ€" mer‘s wife or daughter," the latter alâ€" so being awarded first for collection of vegetables. Best four dairy cows..R Irvine 1 & SHEEPâ€"Long Wool HOLSTEIN SHOW. Herefords Jerseys fad PC ! Wm Horsburg. _ Pair white Leghorns ..J W ‘Walls 1 & 2 Pair Houdans.. W J Adams Wyandottesâ€"W J Adâ€" ams, 1 & 2. Heaviest doz eggs.. W m Gillie# Wm Fairbairn Oh leaves upon yon stately trees Why do ye fall so fast? _ _ Some of you stay yet here awhile. To blush and gently smile That things tho‘ e‘er so brave Flourish awhlle and show their pride And then like you they glide Into the grave. JUDGES: Mrs Geo, Binnie, Miss Kate A. Firth, Miss sean M. Brown. Specials Oldest couple on the grounds were John Ross and wife. each 80 yrs., Birthâ€" day same day. Then go at last. _ _ . Ye crimson tinted leavesye tell Flowers and Fine Arts Uoll. of flowersâ€"J D Main, Dr Brown. Cut flowersâ€"Js D Roberts, W Groat. Hand bouquetâ€"W Groat, J D Main. Coll. coleus plantsâ€"J C Adams. W J Eccles. Hand painting, landscapeâ€"Rev. 1 D Kestle, s D Roberts. Hand painting, flifuresâ€"Rev J D Kestle, sno Sinclair. and painting, flowersâ€"Rev J D Kestle, J D Roberts. . Pencil drawing, horse‘s headâ€"A McCaw. Coll. Quiltsâ€"Jas Bruce, W J Adams, Woollen patchwork quilt | Henry Reid, F Rusnelf Ornamental quiltâ€"F Rusâ€" nell, H. Reid. Log cabin quiltâ€"Mary Calyert, _ Five yds rag cwetâ€"J F Reid. Coll, ladies‘ workâ€"W Adams, Wm Allan. â€" Button holes in silkâ€"J D Roberts, W Adams. \ Toilet setâ€"Wm Allan, W Adams. Gents‘ shirt. hand madeâ€"J C Adams, James Bruce. Home laundered shirtâ€"Jno Hunter, 1 C Adâ€" ams. Knit slippersâ€"Jno Fairbairna. J C Adams. â€" Straw hatâ€"W J Ececles? Thos Stewart. Pair pillow shamsâ€"Jno Hunâ€" ter. . Woolen socksâ€"Jas Bruce, W J Eccles. _ Crazy patchwork quiltâ€"Thos Stewart. â€" Men‘s mittsâ€"Thos Stewart, F Rusneil. _ Homemade overallsâ€"Jno Fairbairn, W Fairbairn. â€" Table matâ€" Jno Sinclair, Mary Calyert. Rag matâ€" F Rusnell. Floor mat, any kindâ€"H Reid, J Bruce. Coll. floor matsâ€"W Adams, H Reid. Battenburg laceâ€"ino Fairbairn. _ Embroidery on silkâ€"J C Adams, Wmm Allain. _Embroidery on cottonâ€"Wm Seaman, Wm Allan. Tea coseyâ€"M. Calvert, Revy. J D Kestle. Crochet work, in woolâ€"Rev, J D Kestle, P F Thair. â€" Crochet work in cottonâ€" M Calyert, W Adams. â€" Ornamental work for framingâ€"Wm Gillies, J D Roberts. Fancy knittingâ€"J Steyenson. Point laceâ€"J Fairbairn. Fancy cushion â€"J D Roberts, C Drum. Crochet in cotton with fancy braidâ€"J C Adams. Fancy work of any kindâ€"â€"W Gillies, J Fairbairn. C Adams. â€" Extracied honeyâ€"J C Adâ€" ams, A McCaw. Maple sugarâ€"Jno Sinclair, W J Adams,. Maple syrupâ€" Jno Sinclair, A McCOaw. â€" Layer cakeâ€" Jno Hunter, Jno Sinclair, S Hunter,. Pie, any kindâ€"Tno Auater, Jro MNcâ€" Dougall. Buns â€"W J Adams, W im Caulâ€" fGield, â€" Tartsâ€"Jno Hunter, Walter Ferâ€" guson. _ Raspberry wineâ€"J D Main, J C Adams. Coll. picklesâ€"J D Main, Geo Spence. Coll. preserved fruitsâ€"J D M‘:tin. J C Adams. JUDGKS: J. Hampton, C. L. Grant, Jas. Pickett, Jno., McArthur, A. Wenâ€" ger. JUDGES : Geo. Binnie, P. B. Hasâ€" sett, A, Schenck:: Fowl, Fruit & Swince. Dairy Produce, &c. Tub Butterâ€"W L Dixon, Geo Swanâ€" ston, A McCaw. Crock Butterâ€"JHuntâ€" er, J McDougall, C McRobb, Five !bs butterâ€"W im Allan, Jno Fairbairn, Jno Sinclair. Crock of butter, not less than 10 Ibsâ€"D. Hunter. _ Creamery butterâ€" P F Thair. Cheeseâ€"Jno Murdoch, Geo Swanston. . Loaf of breadâ€"W J Adams, Thos Stewart. Two loaves of bread special by H H Millerâ€"Wm Waddell, J Sheaf giain..J C Adams. W J Adams Fall wheat..C McInnis Barley..C Mclunis. D Hamilton, White oats.. D Hamilton, J A Swanston â€" Short oats.. W J Adams, D Hamilton Black oats.. W J Adams. â€" White peas.. W J Eccles, J A Swanston. Corn.. W J Adams, A McCaw. Buckwheat.. WV J Adams Threshed grain.. W J Adams. Seeds Clover seed..Geo Swanston Timâ€" othy seed .. And Weidman, J C Adams Flax seed.. And Weidman, (No no. on 2nd) Sunflowers.. W J Adams. Roots and Vegetables Best collection of‘;)omtoesâ€"D Hamilâ€" ton, Henry Reid. W J Adams, Jno. Mcâ€" Dougall. Bushel potatoesâ€"W J Adams, D Hamilton. Robert Nicholson, Hear Reid. _Swede turnipsâ€"Wm Cuulflel({. And, Wiedman. Mangold wurtzelsâ€" J D Roberts, Thos. Stewart., White carâ€" rotsâ€"Thos Stewart, W J Adams. Red carrotsâ€"Geo Spence, W J Adams. Beetsâ€"Geo Spence, W J Adams. Parsâ€" nipsâ€"Jas Bruce, Thos Stewart. Seed onionsâ€"Geo Speace, W J Eccles. Dutch setsâ€"J D Roberts, J T Reid. Potato onionsâ€"Henry Reid, J C Adams. Cauliâ€" flowersâ€"Walter Ferguson, Thos Stewâ€" art. Cabbagesâ€"W ‘ J Eccles, Thos Stewart. â€" Pumpkinsâ€"\Wm Groat, Thos Stewart. Coll. Vegetablesâ€"J C Adams, W J Adams. Squashesâ€"J W Walls, Jno A Swanston. Sweet cornâ€"Geo Spence. W L Dixon, â€" Celeryâ€"Wim Seaman, C Drum Bugar beetsâ€"Thos Stewart, Henry Reid, Cucumbers, ripe.â€"Geo Swanston. And Wiedman. Cucumâ€" bers, for picklingâ€"Thos Stewart, Jno A Swanston. Best Collection Field Roots, 2 of each kindâ€" W J Adams. % JUDGES : D. Flett, \WWV m. Smith. Fruit Northern Spyâ€"Wm Allan, W Eccles. Russetsâ€"J C Adams, J D Main. Winâ€" ter applesâ€"Wm Allan, J D Main, Fall apples, largeâ€"J D Main, C Drum. Fall apples, smallâ€"Jno Murdoch, R Nichol: son. Coll. appleeâ€"W J Adams, J N Main. Crab apples, smallâ€"Robt Nicholâ€" son, Geo Swanston. Crab apples. large â€"Wm Groat. Jn > McDougall. _ Tomaâ€" toesâ€"â€"Henry Reid, Wm \Vgaddvll. Citâ€" ronsâ€"J W Walls, Thos Stewrrt. Swine Sow..Henry Reid Spring boar.. Jas Robb 1 & 2 Sow..Jas Robb 1 &2. Spring boar, Tamworth.. Rich Irvine. Pair spring pigs.. Henry Reid s hoÂ¥ y 2oke | huets S sot n ons irc EL d o Ladies‘ Work DORNOCH. THE DURHAM REVIEW Sidhnctan Ne in, Eol wk N. B., is the winter port of the Canaâ€" | peg. containing over 180,000,000 aeres | apuicy i5 dian Pacific, its line thither runs for | of well timbered land, much of it fit tings, &c.. 200 miles through the State of Maine. | tor agriculture, with deposits of mica, | 5OX X°T* The Grand Trunk Pacific willtraverse | copper, nickel and iron, and with| pgos Canadian soil from start to finish,| waterâ€"powers of enormous capacity.| atss: will send all unrouted freight to Canâ€" ltmngzw reason that the develop-, de adian ports, is under obligation not{ment ofthis region must add tothe| "â€"Hâ€"% to discriminate in rates against those| wealth and importance of Onurio.l ‘;:m and will run too far northto| Quebec and New Bruuswick. That ning of m e tied up as the Canadian Paâ€"| part of Canada will no longer be a | edat reasc cific is with the rival interests of Minâ€"| mere fringe. ‘The older provinces| forwms}8 nesota and Dakota. have doll::l ;:;h ht:r vtvlm West ; m P _ _ 11. The Cunadian Pacific did comâ€" | are now the West again k paratively litle for the older proâ€"| 2t the ssme time doing somethipg for | wry, 34 vinces in the way ot opening up new themselves. 10. The Sanadian Pacific, though built as a national undertaking, was semiâ€"americanised from the first. Its Boo line toâ€"day carries wheat trom Minneapolis to the seaboard for less than the mainâ€"line charges from Winâ€" nipeg ; in other words, treats the farmâ€" ers of Dakota and Minnesota better than the main line treats those of Manitoba. Farther, although St. John N. B., is the winter port of the Canaâ€" dian Pacific, its line thither runs for 200 miles through the State of Maine. The Grand Trunk Pacific will traverse Canadian soil from start to finish, will send all unrouted freight to Canâ€" adian ports, is under obligation not to discriminate in rates against those rts, and will run too far north to Egeome tied up as the Canadian Paâ€" cific is with the rival interests of Minâ€" nesota and Dakota. 9. When the Canadian Pacific was finished it possessed little more in the older provinces than its main line trom l-gat Portage to Montreal. _A system of feeders had to be laborious. ly built up. _ The Grand Trunk Paâ€" cific, on the other hand, will commence operations with all the lines and equipment of the Grand Trunk proper behind it in the older provinces, which means that the Eastern manafacturer will at once be placed in direct comâ€" munication with bis customers in the West and ensured lower rates. + 8. The Canadian Pacific was alâ€" lowed to import construction material free of duty. TheGrand Trunk Paâ€" ciffe enjoys no such priviiege. _ As far as possible, its material must be made or purchased in Canada. Where it imports material that cannot be proâ€" cured here, it must pay duty. 7. No attempt was made by Parâ€" liament to grant running powers to other companies over the portions of the Cana(fi:n Pacific constructed by the Dominion Government. Ranning powers over the portion of the Grand Trunk Pacific constructed by the Govâ€" ernment may be obtained by any other company, subject to the operaâ€" tive control of the Grand Trunk Paâ€" ciflic Company so far as that is necesâ€" sary to the safety of passengers and property. [ We give below more of the imâ€" portant particulars which show how superior is the bargain made by the present Dominion government over that by the Conservatives at the inâ€" ception of the C. P. R.â€"â€"Ed.) She is a lady d of & charmâ€" ing manner is ME Colena Campbell who is spending a month at the old b â€"mestead after a year‘s absence in the Queen City. f Messrs Harry Sterne and John Pinkâ€" erton, who were away on a hunting tour for a week in Muskoka have reâ€" turned. We have not heard what became of the game, probably the G. T. R. could not handle them at present Executors Geddes an1i MQqKelvey haye arranged for the sale of the household goods of the late Wm. Bell on the 14th mmst. Mrs Jas Robertson left a fortnight ago for her home in the Canadian Soo after spending a pleasant two months holidaying in the burg and communâ€" Mr and Mrs‘James Geddes, Sr, reâ€" turned last Friday after renewing old acquaintances in the vicinity of Galt. Mrs Highland of Toronto, is at presâ€" ent visiting her parental home, Mrand Mrs Garson‘s. Miss Eliza Wilson, teacher near Markdale, hbolidayed at her home here last week. Mr Lee of Cedaryville ably filled Amos pulpit on Sunday last the Rev Mr Campbell taking his place to disâ€" pense the Sacrament. ity. The winning personality of Miss Lizâ€" zie Campbell again enchances the scecial circles after a years absence with our republican neighbors. The Roman Catholic church at Dorâ€" noch was thescene of a very pretty double wedding on Wednesday mornâ€" ing when Misses Hanna and Julia, daughters of Mr m Lister. wore united in the holy bonds of matrimuny to Mr James Sullivan of Dornoch and Mr. Patrick Sallivan of Irish Lake respectively, Rey Father Buckley ofâ€" fciating. In the evening a large number of guests congregated at the bome and whiled away a few pleasâ€" ant hours tripping the light fantastic and various other amusements. May the new homes that bave thus found their place ‘‘among the myriad homes of earth, like a new star just sprung to birth " be blessed with joy and prosperity. Mr Jones, an auspiciouns youth of Walkerton is catering to the wants of the many customers at Mr H Hunt‘s modern mercantile establishment. The past few days have been fair, but windy and cold, very fall like, reminding us that winter is not far disâ€" tant. Some have gone so far as to preâ€" dict oven a harder winter than last, but we think they know nothing about Mrs John Renton, Sr, acoomrauied by her grandâ€"dzughter, Miss E.la, are this week visiting friends in the vicinâ€" ity of Guelph. Mrs C. Renwick and Mrs T Atcheson left last week for their sister‘s at Bracebrid ge. j Mr Geo Vasey, diamond drill setter in the mines at Seranton, Pa. is reâ€" newing acquaintances in and around the burg at present. 16. Pua TORONTO C. P, R. vs G. T. P. R DROMORE. <o 4 s w i territory. Its main line west hugs the | Lake Superior shore which is sterile and unfit for settlement. _ The Grand | Traunk Pacific will open a vast backâ€"| country between Moncton and Wirniâ€": OUR STORE is < ~THE BIG STORE =« We can show you over twentyâ€"five testimonials from Ladies in Durham and vicinity, who are the happy possessors of the Famous Happy Thought Range, the best cooker and fuel sayer made. We have also BUCK S FAMOUS COAL HEATERS, Radiant Home &Pride. / im °_ csmm > Ladies‘ Caperines, Muffs and Ruffs from.........â€"3.50 to 22.50 _ We have secured the sole agency for the Famous KELSEY FURNACE, the best on earth. If you are com.emflatinz a Furnace, come to us for prices. We are putting in several in town which will speak for themselves. Alex. 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J.UU Coon Coats 55.00 Dyed Wombat 25.00 LADIES® Durham School and Astrachan Alaska â€"Seal, Persian Lamb, New Mantles A Staff and Equipment. $2 to $10 New Furs newest creations uf 1.50 to 13.00 $1.00 NS VOL. es 2. 22 a Review %:vmw viEw Review Review Revierw Review Review Review RevieEw Revi