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S ods C M U 20 OlQ 3€ PI O0¢ {t to is n ) h & Snb nluiaininiatntania ol nlain d o aaielee 0 x THE CASH $T0REâ€"â€"H H. Mocler 2 A e |nseweelnce aSainCelaColaole®alezela2s e 2002 oie se Daepasiess e ze 20 020. Cambric and Muslin Embroideries, reg. 15¢ to Muslins and Ginghams, reg. 15c and 18c...... Art Muslins. ......... . 00 ul We Want your Butter and Eggs Dry Goods SPICES Best White Wine and Cider Vinegars, Pickling Time is Here James Ireland. PoalnCeleCala aleCole ole ole Cole o. 16%0 ave acolaZala=olone aunle e eze evele @efecs Prices for Produce are very high and the demand for it i& strong. Within the next two weeks we want 150 boxes of Butter and 2000 dozen Eggs. We will pay the higheli market price in either Cash or Trade. In We have been very busy checking out Fall Goods. W require a great deal of extra room so summer goods mus be cleared out. Here are a few inviting prices : We have just opened out new, fresh spices of all kinds pickling, &c. PURITY and STRENGTH are their t great recommendations. And none but the very best vinegar is good enough. We have a large supply of the VERY BEST Vinegars that money can buy, Our price is just the same as the price of ordinary vinegar, Don‘t be put off with inferior Vinegar. Get the best. It pays. * fact all lines of SUMMER GOODS at CUT it hn 22 NO. 3{& 18e for 10c 11 ++++*«. I0r 1U : to 25¢ y PRICES .. m | Two Sxows.â€"Notwithstanding the ‘efforts of the Departmenc to reduce [the number of small Fall Shows. it apâ€" lpenrs that Normanby inteuds to haye |two where formerly there was one. [Ayton is preparing grounds and we ‘may see the ambitious yvillage run a race with Neustadt, for a time or two, before both settle down to take time ’ about. Last week‘s Advance says : The new agricultural grounds are fast nearâ€" l iug completion. A nice tidy wire fence is being put up, with goog@ green cedar posts peeled and painted which add to the appearance, The track is leyelled off some but needs grading which wiil be done as soon as the fence is completâ€" ed. When all these improvements are made we fancy our show grounds will have few peers in the province. i SUPPLyÂ¥ or TEACKERS GETTING Low, The new commercial and industrial conâ€" \ditions, the development of electrical } aud mechanical power and the prizes | that are offered by a business career are | attracting so many young men of promâ€" iseithat theeffect is being felt in the |teaching profession and in the supply | of teachers,. Educational authorities ? declare that at no period in the history of the province has there been such scarâ€" city of school teachers as at the present time‘ and the conditions are such ‘as to | hold out slender hopes of accessions to . the ranks in the near futuare, if experiments now being carried on prove successful it will not be very long ere the railways are equipped with smokeless engines, A smoke consumâ€" ing device will be attached to the enâ€" gines, and instead of the smoke being carried into the air it will be conducted back into the furnace by pipes, and the process constantly repeated. _ The amount of smoke that reaches the open air is scarcely noticeable. The device is the invention of a Gertman engineer. patriarchal fourscore yvears and for a very long time has been a prespected resident of Normanby. His three sons, Rev H. Caldwell. Burford. William and Samuel were all at home. We have no further particulars this week. THE LATE CHAS. CALDWELL, â€"Toâ€" day, Wednesday, the mortal remains of Mr Chas. Caldwell, Normanby. are being laid to rest. He had reached the |° _ jtony fuver" two yearâ€"old mare | colt, something special. Apply to | A, B. MCLELLAN, Agent, Durhawm. l GREATLY ImrprRovED. â€" We omitted last week to mention the great imâ€" , provement neighbor Torty has made on his residence. A fine verandah at }front and side has made a complete change and with a Jjudicious coating of f paint to the house. there‘s no knowing !it. â€" Mr. R Williamson did the work in | good style,. ‘ Oxe Weex Earuier ForTur® Wrst. ’ â€"On account of the earlier demand for farm laborets it has been decided to run excursion Friday Aug. 25th. Same terms and conditions as advertised. Intending passengers will kindly let me know in order that ample accomedâ€" ation may be provided. R. McFarlane, Agent,. C. P. R. a " Stony River" two colt, something special. | _ Coming every Day.â€"Shipments of binder twine are being roceived every ’duy, and we intend to keep right on till every farmer is supplied. Come to the Hardware emporium for your twine Wat. Brack. FoRr SaALE.â€"A threeâ€"yearâ€"old horse sound wind and limb, bred of *"* Clear Grit. " Will be sold on easy terms. Also Messrs Calder and Livin Fire and Light com. of cou company with chiefTorr the tanks the other day. them in reasonable shape The senior C. L. A. championst with it, the Globe shield, was vi won by St. Jatherines lacrosse when they defeated the Toront y last Saturday. Hon. Chas, S. Hyman, Minister of Public Works, visited 0. Sound on Satâ€" urday. FoR SALRâ€"At the Hedges, Buggy, Cuttter and other articles. Apply to Mrs L Somerville. on the preinises, .-ffl u4d . . YE OPL DURHAM, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24 and Livingston of the com. of council were, in chief Torry, inspectihg other day. They found ie shape we believe, Day.â€"Shipments of being roceived every . championship and e acrosse team, Torontos easâ€" m Review. | was virtually Waggonâ€"Maker‘s shop in village of Drom“gge. Showâ€"room suitable for fur niture. Dwelling above, A good stand. The great luminary will be obscured there for 2 minutes, 38 sec., the longâ€" est on this hemisphere. but still a very short period to secure all necessery observations and photographs. Parties of scientists both from Canada. and the States, ure at Hamilton Inlet for this purpose. From this place, the path of total eclipse crosses the ocean with tremendous velocity and reaches Spain in 1 br, 6 min, then crosses the Meditâ€" erranean into Africa and finally ends in the Arabian deserts. Northern Spain is the best situated Rlace on the globe to observe this sight, ut it is worth the trouble for many here to rise a iittle earlier and witness itâ€"such as it will be in Durham if clear weather prevails. : The eclipse begins here at sunrise at 5.40 the maximum is at 6.34 and finishes at 7.34. The path of totality begins near Winnipeg and travels eastward to the Atlantic ocean. striking through a g::fie known as Hamilton Inlet in Laâ€" or, One of the most interesting celestial phenomena for some time will be the eclipse of the sun next Wednesday morning the 30th inst. As seen here the eclipse will be almost total, as the moon will hide about fourâ€"fifths of the sun‘s surface. BrEacn or Promiss.â€"The heading does not refer to the matrimonial kind but to the pedagogical experience of the School Board here, The application of a Miss Dadson was accepted by the Board for the Entrance room here at her own figure and after 10 days or more she gave up the positicn having secured something better. The Board bave been put to some trouble in the matter but have made some home cha}nges which ease the situation. Miss Meredith has been given the Entrance room while Miss Margaret McKenzie takes the 3rd class department, A new teacher being still wanted for the junâ€" ior department. 1 for 1905. It must. be borne in mind in this conneetion. that the population of the proyince has almost doubled since 1875. | _ By defeating Mt Forest at home in, as the despatches say, one of the cleanest | and swiftest lacrosse matches ever seen | in Hanover, the German Champions of | this district stand an excellent chance of landing on top, on the round.. The score was 7â€"3, and it will be difficult for the Lornes to secure a lead of 5 goals in the return home match on Friday. The unexpected may happen. however and the match will be attended by an interested number from this town. The winner will probatlly be pitted aâ€" gainst Elora in the next semiâ€"final round: The total number of municipalities in the Province of Ontario is 787. Local «Option byâ€"laws, under provincial legisâ€" lation. have been catried in fortyâ€"nine of these. There are seventyâ€"five others ; in which no licenses are issued. There || ave thus oneâ€"hundred and twentyâ€"four : municipalities in which no licenses are ,‘ issued. The number of licenses in the other municipalities is being st eadilv,i reduced. In 1875, the number was|t 6185. Last year it was 2899, and alâ€" i ready one hundred bhave been cut off x r On! Tar Dust!â€"We have dust in Upper Town, but not of the abundant dirty, choking variety Lower Town residents have to endure these days, Where‘s the watering carts What is use of sersen doors if drugs, dry goods and food products are to be coated with powdered mud ? Some heroic measures should be taken to have the sprinkler aâ€"going again. Dien at 92. â€"Tuesday‘s Guelph Merâ€" , cury records the death at Marden, of Mrs Janet Blyth, mnther of the late John Blyth, of Normanby. â€" She has been a resident of the neighhorho o4 since 1827 and was an esteemed member of the community. Her son Colin isI well known in Normanby, ‘ The blasting and removyal of the rock on Lambton St is abount completed and when the highway is smoothed down, the road will be the second best of the approaches to the town. Before many weeks citizens will be able to walk tha t far on the new sidewalk for which tendâ€" ers are asked on Friday night, ed a populatiun of 2,500. W. F, Macâ€" Lean M. P., of the Toronto World, also of the salary grab fame. was the chief spenaker at the celebration. Southampton was incorporated as a town last Thursday, having, it is claimâ€" Assessor J. MacDonald, of Glenelg, has an interesting article in anothe" column on Assessment matters. We think his arguments for a change of time unanswerable. * 6 The Solar Eclipse. TO RENT. TORONTO CP 49 1, From Lambton St. Bridge east to Middaugh House, 2. From Mill St, along Albert St. to George St. thence along Geotgz St to Darniel‘s corners on Lambton Clerk‘s office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. Morar, Chairman Bd, of Works, construction of Granoiithic s.dewalk as follows : The brothers, with the exception of Chas. who was on his way from the West and did not arrive vntil the folâ€" lowing day, were present at the funeral. Many were the tributes of respect and sympathy shown to the memory of the departed, who thus in the very prime of life was taken from this vale of tears, The deegent grief is felt by the communâ€" itvy in the loss of a useful citizen and a kindâ€"hearted and genial friend and for th: sorrowing wife and little children who The deceased was a-memhel‘. of tl;e Rocky church and for years had been an earnest worker for its welfare. The funeral which took place to the familyv plot in Rocky Cemetery was the largest to the cemetery in years the cortege beihg over a mile in length. The funeral services were conducted by Mr Cameron of Knox College assisted by Rey Mr Little of Holstein with whom the deceased had worked faithfally during Mr Little‘s stay at the Rocky 1 a m his spirit took its flight. To the loving wife and brothers who felt so hopefual for his recovery, death came as a sad blow, / m * ~% Tenders received up to Al'g. 25. seemed in 'appearan(-e old self again, â€" After in directing and inter the work of the harve l Mr McKinnon was well known to all in town andsurrounding townships and fhis sudden and unexpected death has cast a gloom over the whole com»unâ€" ity. He was of a kind and genial disâ€" gositinn ever reaiy to lend a helping and in time of trouble and for years but few more muscular men could be found in the community. Five years ago he was married to Miss Cassie Fletcher of Bentinck who, with two little children, are left to mourn a kind and loving husband and ‘ a fond and affectionate father. ‘ Mr McKinnon had been ailing for: In the Town of Durham. for the An TENDERS WANTED. IThe wellâ€"known Elliott Business College of Toronto has enjoyed a splenâ€" did patronage during the present year and this is no doubt due to the superior traiming that the College imparts, The Fall Teruw, opens on Bept. 5th, and alâ€" ready â€" man bave signified their intention o{ being present on the opening day, * Thoroughness is the keynote of this Institution," is the i motto of the Elliot Bnsiness College, â€" Toronto. All the graduates secure | positions and the demand for srudents â€" to fill good positions has, during several | months of the year. been fully six ’ times the supply. | ’ The school reupens Sept, 5th, in all its branches whicflemcludes of course, t,hlr Model School, for which already a number of applications have been reâ€" ceived. In this department Principal Allan has no superior judging‘by the unvarying success of his pupils at the eXaminations. â€" "" vhe Continuation Class work, and | Wednesday of tast w i g: Dtlfl u:mjl guardians desiring High & yery: pr(gt,v and ‘u'::'n:'uem:ge(igr:l stt lt);"lyt eges for their children will | was solemnized at Knox Church Noé.-' w yto l;fllr own interests by sending ‘manby, by the pastor, Rev D L Campâ€" d@ urham School. “loell. when in the presence of a churgh “'fl;'e school reuiens Sept, 5th, in all ,f"" C"fi““""’- Miss Lizzie, eldest daugh th. A;'agohes which includes of course, : {°" of Mr Thos Gadd was united in wedâ€" the Model School, for which already & |19¢K *o Mr Alex Smith, of the 18th wiu. ’ The advantages of Durham as an edâ€" ucational centre for higher work are neither few nor small. / The record of the school for mavy years back has been a most creditable One, the result of.the examinations showing a percentâ€" me higher than _ many High is with a larger staif, ‘The laboratory equipment and other supply features it has ever been the y of the Board to maintain at the est possible efficiency, and ‘they e been ?leued to see Principal and his assistants make most J&dicious and efficient use of them, | e heating and ventilating systems the best procurable and it is the aim of‘the Board to study the comfort and | convenience of every pupil. . As will be seen on Eage 5, a thoroughâ€" | ;yl'ompetent stuff has been engaged or. the Co;ltinuu,t,’ipn Class work, and | epecifications etc. call at the The for the touch of a vanished hand, the sound of a voice thatis still." , 1905 Business Education. Durham School. & $ Big Jewelery and Book Store, R. B. KEBLSR «i song Come early with your list and we will guarantee to save money for you as we have for your neighbors. r Our complete stock of HIGH AND PUBLIC SCHOOL BOOKS and SUPâ€" PLIES have arrived for the reopening and as Keeler‘s Store is know miles around as being the che store in Grey County to buy School Books and Snglies. There is sure to be a big rush for these Goods. |_ The bride and groom were formerly !Fupill of the wriver and hewill notsoon | orgive a pressiny combination of cip. {cumsunce that prohibited him from beâ€" ing personally on the scene while such | an interesting union was being consumâ€" | mated. _ All the same his good wishes are extended to the young couple for | happiness and prosperity on the voyage | of lifeo Forgreen beefâ€"ring hides and holes, horns and tail will pay 8} cts per Ib, 2 lhe j The groom is a son one of the wellâ€"know neighborhood, who w able to be around aga accident. This isronly the second mar Knox Church, the first being Mrs Wm McDvride over 20 v SCHOOL REâ€" OPENING § 25 conts. Subscribe NOW.| 8000 1000 1000 rangand00d0d000008 Lauglll C/oge _0 CCO320% °C ToF +000 CIe ) Normanby, Prom tly at 5p m to the |strains of the wecrding march played |by her sister, Miss Lydia, the bride jentered on the arm of her father and ‘took her ‘Snm-e under an arch of everâ€" ‘greens and ferns, erected as a pleasing surprise by the Endeavyor Society of which the bride is an active member. The pulrit. platform ana organ also were brilliant with flowers, the pretty little church thus adotned making an ideal bridal bowey, ‘_ A quiet wedding took Klm on Wedâ€" nesdav. the 2nd inst., when Miss Dora | Banks of North Bay, Ont. was united in ‘marriage to Mr Jas A Thomas, of the Thomas _ Jewellry Co., of the same ‘town. The cenmolx'took place in the ; Metbodist church, v Mr Brown offâ€" Cinting. _ Onlv the immediate friends of the couple were present, The bride ; was handsomely gowned in white point» ed ‘esprit over white silk organdie and ,:firflod a boquet ot.white roses, Al::; | the ceremony the bridal party repai |to the home of Mrs R, W. &eudltb. | sister of tl:(e hrit:_e. ';e:herehu dainty lu?ecfh | was taken of, e happy pair left on LE:r evening train for &ns.‘ Vanâ€" couver and Portliand, Ore.â€"The West, Regina CHAS RAMAGE, Preatnxtsr axnpo Posursure. is a son of Mr Alex Smith !â€"known pioneers of thke is wl_zo we are glad to see is present tothe bride was id watch and chain, and freat array of useful and from frieuds testified to 1 for the hbride, She has ent church worker and as well as Rev Mp Campâ€" t shejis still to be with Hides ring hides, free of cuts _ and tailâ€"bone out, I *1b, 2 lbs per hide tare. 1‘? SxttH, Suttnuâ€"GAapp again after his serious second marriage in Hymeneal. mptly at 5 p m to the 'Nrding' march played iss Lydia, the bride g Mr and years ago. Nee