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Ladies ceremmmmWatchmaker, Jeweller and W e Men Men Men THE CGHEAP? STORE â€"â€"The Better Way XL Get your Wedding Ring & other Presents have Pariing‘s BDrug Store s Cravenette Raincoats clenring price.......... ( you want uying g0u ave purchased a fine lot of Ladies SKIRTS & Black SILK CLOAKS and w worth 83 J. LEVINE \iso some 1 Hats. wort f New Hunter Block, Durbam M m .?eady- toâ€"wear Skirts and Hjanttes When you are in town at the Fall Fair next Wednesday and Thutsday, we extend you a cordial invitation to visit our Store and see the large stock of Tow Dross Soods, Purs, Readyâ€"made Stirts, PReadyâ€"made Clothing, Vjantles, Y OIRing. H TALT S «o & . ow Sall Suitings H Buy your Pickling Spices at Darling‘s where you will get them Fresh and Pure. h We have just opened up the primest lot of Furs in Ladies‘ Astrakan Jackets, Caperines, Stoles and Rufils, that we have ever shown. 0 make money in . call at Levine‘s You will oe surâ€" imheard of bargain re some odd lines : worth 1.50 for We have the correct styles in Ladies‘and Chil® dren‘s Mantles in plain cloth and tweed effects Cur Miladi Readyâ€"Made Skirts are perfect in make, fit, and finish and range from, each....... 42.00 to 6.50 ill at sted Suits We have as usual the latest weaves and shades in Fine Broadcloths, Tweed Suitings, Pebble Cloth and Sicilians from, per yard.... 25¢ up to 57. 50 p Shirts at A. GORDON‘S Satll EGxhibition »X) 1 Or ALJa rlings, that we are showing for Fall wear. ip half price 44 Cash and One Price. LC an 20¢ each Would be to . $3.15 $3.90 each 00 tÂ¥) b+ _ The Mayor of Denver issued a proclaâ€" mation to the people asking them help _ beautify the city. His suggestions as | follows are applicable any whereâ€" _ Promuse not to spit on the sidewalk. \ _ Resolvenever to throw paper in the street, |_ If your awnieg is old, torn or faded ; get a new one. | _ If your sidewalk fence or Rate needs | repairing fix it. |_ Mumimate the front of vour store in | the business section, Take all the dandelions out of vour lawn they spoil its beauty. ‘ |__If your advertising sign is old or fadâ€" | ed take it down and paint it. | _ Irrespective of the size of your house | make your lawn the finest. | _ If yourstore front residence is old and | dingy, order it painted. | _ Burn all the rubbish possible allow no | one to throw it on the streets alleys or !vacant lots. | _ _ Every effort put fortb,or dollar spent f to improve the town‘s appesrance will | return two fold. ’ Destroy the young weeds that are growing on your property, and on your lneighhor’s property. The result was a very general co ation of the people, who are now r ed as being perfectly delighted what they accomplished. ortock. O pticia nexâ€"mmmm Io he Druggists. GOOD ADVICE. â€"0perâ€" with _ Mris Jas, Watson, Normanby, leaves on Friday for Detroit, where she will spend the winter. Her mother, Mrs Mighton, intends going next week and Mr Watson will follow in a week or two. Three of their sons are in busiâ€" ness there now and prospering so that practically a reâ€"uniting of the family is to take place. Knox Cburch, Normanâ€" by and neighborhood will greatly miss Mr and mrs Watson, | Orgavnizer Burns, of the Sons of Scotland Association was in town from Thursday to Tuesday and attended the meeting of Ben Nevis Camp en Friday. Mr Burns seems an ideal organizer, alert. fair, conscientious and genial and no wonder his efforts added a few more to the membership. Mrs lhos. Cook, Markdale, General Agent for "Viavi,, for the county of Grey, visited her mother, Mrs Mighton of this town, and sister Mrs Jas, Watson of Normandy last week. She beld a meeting in the interests of "Viavi,. at Mrs Latimer‘s on;Fridav‘afternoon lact Misses Harriet and Lexie Anderson of Hamilton, arrived in town on Saturday last and are welcome guests of Mr and Mres W. D. Mills and other friends durâ€" ing their stay in their native town. Miss Jean Brown left on Monday morning for her home in Alpena, Mich, several friendssaw her off, with regrets to lose her for her fine social and musâ€" ical qualities, Mrs. Frank Livingstone, Guelph is visâ€" iting among friends in town. Mr, L. spent over the week end here also, and is in London this week on Show duty, We omitted to mention last week that Mr andj+Mrs John McDonald of Chatsworth were guests of Mr and Mrs. J. P. Hunter over Labor Day. Little Edna Reid, daughter of Mr, W. K. Reid is passing through a tyâ€" phoid fever experienee and has been very ill, At time of writing she nppears improving. Miss M. A. Twamley was a guest of her uncle, Mr Wm. Legate on Monday and left Tuesday to take a second term in Alma Ladies‘ College, St. Thomas. Miss Mildred Leeson, Varney, and Miss Dora Davidson of this town, have both within the last few days left for the Ottawa Normal School, MrN. Mcelotosh left Tuesday mornâ€" ing to spend a couple of weeks in the West in the interests of the Durham Manufacturing Co. Editor Irwin spent a couple of days last week end at Toronto and the Exâ€" hibition, and bhas treated h‘mself to a new smallipress, On Monday last Mr Matthew Scott left for the west going as far as Calgary to the south of which two of his four sons are located. Mr Davidson, who has been a guest alt his aunt‘s, Mrs (Rey) Newton, returnâ€" ed Saturday to his home in Lowel‘, Michigan Mr John McArthur left on Tuesday to yisit bis son Alex and brother Neil, who are located in Alberta, near EQâ€" monton. Miss Hannah Lawrence, of Hutton Hill, and formerly teacher at Yeovil, is now at the Normal School, Regina, Sask, Mrs Arrowsmith of Hamilton is a guest of Mrs N. McKechnie for a short time and is calling on ber many friends. Mr Jas. P. Hunter left for London Tuesday and will extend his trip to Deâ€" troit, Glencoe, and other places, THE DURHAM REVIEW Mrs McTavisbh, and a friend. from Cedarville, were guests of the former‘s mother, Mrs Male over Sunday. Mr W. D. Mills is overlooking some of the Supply Co‘s agencies this week and will visit London Fair also. Miss Kate Whitmore and Miss Ida Davis returned home Monday after a few days spent in Toronto. Mr. Hugh McLean, of Winnipeg* spent from Saturday to Monday visiting his mother here. Misses May McClocklin and Margaret Caldwell, left Monday to attend Normal school in London. Mrs Buchan retutned from a three weeks‘ yisit to her daughter, Ars. W oods in Bayfleld. Mrs Marshal! anda son Archib=:ld reâ€" turned to their home in Ottawa on Tuesday. Mrs (Dr) Jainieson ana son Brad came home on Monday from Toronto. Miss Evelyn Fugere, of Montreal, is at present a guest at Mr N Mcintyre‘s. Miss Rennie and her sister went to" Toronto, Tuesday for a few days. ; Mrs J. P. Hunter left Saturday on a visit to her brother‘s in Glencoe. Miss Bella Renton came home last week from Toronto. Mrs Russell and little daughter have returned fromthe West. MrR. J. 8. Dewar of Harriston, is visiting friends in town. Mr and Mrs Jno. A. Darling are visiting London fair this week. Mis Corbett of Owen Sound is visitâ€" ing her daughter Mrs, J. P. Telford. Mr Dayid Kinnee and son Caivin left by train Tuesday evening. sts of "Viavi,. at layafternoon last. of the Sons of j ' It closes with an aspiration to which _| all churches and good citizens can giye bhearty assent: Be it ours to live un to | our privileges and to make our type of Evangelical Chnstianity & growing factor in the moulding of our great new land, to realizc the greatness of the responaibility that is entrusted® to us, with our best bhope of making this *Last West,." and in some respects, his greatest West, the best West in | {he sight of that God to whom the "arth and ito maamaia Rircl C .5 1°° , ®m7?, V vhat God to v .u-th and its people helong, " TORONTO P ----all.’ll'l | **The last West " is the significant and fitting tetm recently coined to deâ€" scribe Western Canada, Taking Asia as the cradle of our race., the movement and growth, so far as the historic proâ€" gress is concerned. has been ever west. ward; first, to Western Asia and the Nile Valley, then to Northern Africa and Eastern and Southern Europe, then to Western Europe and the British Isles, then west to South Amer. 1ca and Enstern North Aroerica, then in the U, 8, A.. flowing westward to the Pacific Coaat. and finally, westward in Canada to the * Last West " our own great Western Territory, so vast in its extent, and #o rich in its resourcâ€" es of mine and field and forest. Then for our race " no more worlds to conâ€" quer, " &n far as extension is concerned; no more ** great lone lands " of promise waiting to be filled. " Last 1«sae of the Presbrterian in an article urging the import the church ‘shaminw s1 ccBCVE iN an article nrging the importance the church shaping the character the great growing waat, has the follo ing interesting historical patagraph. k4 NML _ POV ver PW . hpagradenree yeliiatand w xd hisais s A a long time exercise a dominant inâ€" , flueuce in the evolution of China, and she has become by a new treaty an ally of Great Britain, on terms still more advantageons to her than those of the one just terminated. Under it each nation is bound to come to the help of the other in the event of an attack upon her. This will effectualâ€" ]ly checkmate the illegitimate aspiraâ€" ,tions of Russia for Chinese territory. It wil!l also discourage her from planning military moyements against lndia, Aighanistan, or Persia. Perâ€" haps it is not too much to expect | that, by throwiag her in upon herself it may give the new parliamentary constitution a better chance to become cffeetive, and then provye a blessing in disgnise for Russia and the world. The inevitable effect of the treaties between Japan and Russia, Japan and Great Britain, and Great Britain and France must be to isolate Gerâ€" many, and prevent her from indulgâ€" ing in rash miiltary enterprises, and the United States is safe for a peace policy. Japan and Russia stand well financially in the money markets of the world, and as each can get capital easily for the development ot her reâ€" sources a period of general industria] and commercial improvement may be l expected.â€"â€"The Presbyterian, ut da d d c CC 20000 AVUS+ sia has by common consent long been regarded as one; henceforth Japan must be reckoned with as anotber, She is not merely mistress of the Pzzcific coast of Asia, but she will for Owing to the present state of interâ€" national relations the world over, it is not too much to presage a general and lasting peace so far as the " great ‘‘ pewers are concerned. Of these Rusâ€" t s HLCE EL . i2 The mayorship we presame would also be on a twoâ€"year tenure, someâ€" thing that expediency and courteâ€"y is practically doing now. Results of The Britishâ€"Japanese Treaty. We hope the system will be Giscussâ€" ed till the Legislature gives the necessary sinction for its introduction. Under the proposed system it is pointed out better men would run when they were saved from the turâ€" moil of elections for one year, there would be a continuity of administraâ€" tion not possible under the present system, and it would not be possible to see, as has been seen in recent years, ncarly all the seats in council goâ€" ing a begging. Under the present system it is posâ€" sible to have x council elected, every member otf which is raw and untried, a case in which continuity of effort would be difficult, where false steps might be made causing much trouble. Itis, simply, that Councilmen should be elected for two vears, but halt of them retire each year exactly as the practice is in school trusteeship. A proposal of practical value was discussed at the recent conyentioun ot the Municipal Association. We find it discussed in some of our exchanges, and we think the plan would, it once tried, prove of great advantage. PricEvILLE PERrsonAaLs. Intendaed for last wec‘s Miss Catherine Livingston who came home from the Grace Hospita), Toronto, some time ago is now improving nicely. Miss Sadie and Pheobe Livingston left Priceville for Toronto Monday. Mesers R. MacFarlane anod A. H. Jackâ€" son spent Sundayfin Walkerton, Mre J returning with them from a more lengâ€" thy visit. Mrs W m Black left on Tuesday for a visit to Toronto. Miss Young who has been a guest at the Manse returned to her bhome on Tuesdav. Mre. Brown, Bunessan. loft Wednesâ€" day for London and the Fair. Mesasre, Will and Herb Kearney epent a few pleasant days in Toronto last week returning home on Monday. Mr and Mrs Ben Moore, and Mrs Stevâ€" ens of B. C., are visiti rg relatives and friends in town. Two Year Term in Council. T Li 1980 ice "* no more worlds to conâ€" ‘ar as extension is concerned; great lone lands " of promige ho Gllad » The Last West Canada, Taking Asia ur race. the movement ar as the historic proâ€" 1. has been ever westâ€" Westr'rn Asia and the e importance of the character of . _ has the follow. ou Record Orders Loft etc. Enquire at tixiâ€"s'z_i_é‘e'nz; Harvosting Wachinery . . Rakes, Mowers, Binders, et this famous firm‘s make, give great satisfaction. T and terms to suit purchasers. Jpn’ny Jmplcmom’: + # Ploughs, Harrows, Dr etc. Enaquire at this â€" PPete: MHamilton J{yenoy P When you go for a drive Your outfit is not eomplete without one of our Buggy Rugs, Lap Rubbers, Bugâ€" gy Mats and whips. Harn>»ss Bargains Do not use that old rotten sett of Harâ€" ness and risk your life with your voung horses, when you can get a new sett so cheap,. The Hunting Season In (Guns and Ammunition, we lead the market. There is nothing to equal our single barrel breachâ€"loading shot gan for price and quality. Our Show Cases are filled with all the latest designs in silverware. Every article stamped W. Black is guaranâ€" teed. In Table Forks, and Spouns our prices suits the majority. Pocket Knife Snaps Every person requiring a pocket knife should inspect our. assortment, ranging in price from 5 cts to $1.5 . â€"The closing of the Ruassoâ€"Japanâ€" ese® struggle by the treaty of Peace of Portsmouth, has awakened the liveâ€" liest gratitude among the nations with the exception, strangely, of the two inost interested. The Russians bhave received it sulkily. but the Japanese went uff into paroxysms of rioting, stoning of the prominent men and _destruction of Christian churches and _other property. and several lives were lost. _ Russia, it is assumed by the rioters is still left strong enough to cause trouble in the East, but a better understanding of the terms is graduâ€" ally bringing quietness, for a new ftactor in the situation has developed. This new factor is the new treaty with Britain. _ The old treaty called in the other power it two nations attacked either. now war on one is war on both. . Russia will hesitate to attack Jupan1 knowing that the British fleet can in a few hours strike terror in the Baltic. ‘ With R.McMicken at House Stable or at th OFFICE, will receive attention. â€"British commercial interests are grumbling loudly at the practice of Quebec in imposing a tax on commerâ€" clal travellers. This is one of the snags Imperialism runs up against. â€"Fearful massacres are taking place in the Trans â€" Caucasian provâ€" inces of Russia, which lie approxiâ€" mate‘y between the Blackand the Caspian Seas. The rioters set fire to an oil dirtrict causing enormous loss of property and life. It seems there is a touch of moslem ftanaticisim in the disorders and Tartar hordes are makâ€" ing feartul massacres. Everything in readiness for Spring season. Do you want â€"â€"The conclusion of Peace and the Britishâ€"Jap treaty are it is thought making Germany less warlike, for there seems hope of a friendly ag- gro.‘ch even to France. The Britishâ€" ap treaty is a peaceâ€"making instraâ€" ment. â€"Harvesting is over in the West and â€" no J ruost has|. yet appeared. Threshing results show, up splendidly twentyâ€"five bushels to the acre being a common return, It appears as if the 100,000,000 bushel limit will be reached. â€"Vesuvius is in eroption at present on a ecale seldom equalled. Accomâ€" panying its accivity severe earthquake shock> have been felt in various parts of Italy. Over 1500 people have been killed and no fewer than ten towns have been razed and thousands of survivore are without food and protection. From the King downward, all classes are tendering money and help. â€"Fort William on Monday wAS honored b{che presence of the Premâ€" ier and Lady Laurier The greopt occasion was the turning of the first srd af the (G. T. R. which was done sod of the G. T. R. which was uouUy with a golden shovel amid the ac claims of 10,000 people who were flattered by being promised to be the * Chicago of the North." TOPICS OF THE WEEK HARDWARE !! Everything in Season at The Hardware Store Dainty Silverware 'c.Ce//an y Do you want a;y‘ , Drills, Scuffiers at the Hahn the REvIiEw make, ‘Tyé); etc., of Prices the GONFEGTIONERY | 22r5..res® A. W.Watson Buns and Biscuits in great variety All kinds of Cakes made to order WwEDDING CAKES our specialty Firstâ€"Class Manitoba ‘Flour For Sale ’ *‘ Peel‘s Handâ€"Made‘ «are WEARPROOF POOTWEAR PEEL, The Shceman Watson‘s Breadâ€"The Best Durham, Feb. 22. 19805. About 7 miles from Durham on the Garafraxa Road, _ Title good. _ Posses sion at once, must be sold. _ Apply to 100 Acre PARM Vr as near to it as leather can g et. Protects the purse of the b uyer. ‘Try them for Fall. Also other bighâ€"grade Flours, per barre} @z . Or as near to it as Ogilvie‘s Royal H "Five Roaes," SEPTEMBER 14, 1905 and the multitude of other little accessories, â€" We have them ail at prices as low as you expect, The children must be supplied with: . â€" . / . Durham and Owen Sound We have more new ranges in,. All makes, styles and prices. _ Call and inspect these. We have one to suit you. For School Days Barclay & Bell WAREROOMS opposite Middaugh Ho. Stables. + > B UBUAL .. . . Seem to be all the go. They are handsome and as everybody knows, they are the most durâ€" able rig on the market. Call and examine them. TUDHOPE CARRIAGES PARKER‘S Drug Store Ner nighâ€"grade Manitolia per barrel .$5.60 to 5.75 School Books Tablets Pencils Pens and Ink RANGES al Mousebold per barre] . __ I M A|I.0|y 1as J, P. TEurorn for SALDLE The Hanover Pleces Insurances ©!~ Companics, Collects Debts, A Business Difficuities, Draws \ and Setis C.P.R. Tickets the following Bargains 100 Acres Normanty ~=~=~~~ 125 Acres Normanby 160 Aores Bentinck Offered cheup for ut W. H. BE / THERE‘ 8 MONFY M THIS F 100 Acres CEentinck Well imuroved and ow Durham Residence Hyy twilled c White Bedspre Table Linen ... Floor Oilcloth Btair Oilcloth . Japanese Mait i Ladies® \A HF $# SELTIS 2 vards ] */2 Pure Honesx CMO{ES 4 | DJ sEPTEMBER 14 II. II. A\lllJlJI' w1 LENDS MoONEY Special Discoun High School B« MacFarlane What about We ke ur )ee Factory Cottc 5 yds up whic pound. The: goods can be er in this th It‘s too hot to c« yourself the trouble some of our Cannec icaciesâ€"Smoked Kippered Herring Haddie and boneles H#. . MHLCGC School Books & School Supplie The Hanover Druggists & Bo: We White Waist Tempting Canned Meai C. L. GRANT. We TM] LADW rskirts ... _ LAXI har Watern Chance If you want upâ€"toâ€"date an stock to se come t« ing 10w Factory Cotton SCRI]| Keros U w o U t}