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Teering ]Jfarvesters sOMETHING NEW INX WASHERS ; The Perforated Drum, only in the Idea Raymondj Sewing Machines. _ McClary Stoves for Coal :or Wood Agent for the Dilion Hinge Stay Fence. Harriston .... Fergus....... Clarksburg .. Port Elgin... Meafora..... Holstein .... . T Ueelkececirces Artour...... Feversham .. Priceville.... Dundalk ... .. Chatsworth .. Grand Valley PDarling‘s Prug Store Get your Wedding Ring & other Presents Dates of Fall Fairs. We can give onI{‘ a mere list of our goods, but in quality and adaptability to the needs of South Grey we are not excelled: Deering Harrows, Wilkinson Ploughs, Heney‘s Harâ€" ness, Palmerston Buggies. Renowned articles, fair prices Gohn Glark. Also Wilhelm‘s Wringers, all made by Watson of Ayr. Buy your Pickling Spices at Darling‘s where you will get them Fresh and Pure. The best in their line as we bhandle only the best. The Better Way Watchmaker, Jeweller and Optician HUjorlock‘s _ {tlinery Opening Wednesday and Ohursday dSeptember 27 d 28 OurfAnnual Fall Opening willfbe held A Welcome to all lovers of the beautiful in Millinery at our Millinery Parlors. . _I. Wortock. AND FOLLOWING DAYSâ€" #_ . af Darzxng 3 T he Druggists. at A. GORDON‘S Cask and One Price. Nept 28 & 20 Sept. 28 & 29 . Nept. 28 & 29 Sept. 23 & 2p Sept, 28 & 20 OctOher 3. «. .. Oct. 3 & 4 ... Oct. 4 & 5 ..Oct. 5 & 6 < ««««+«x0Ct. Oct. 12 & 13 Oct. 12 & 13 .Oct. 17 & 18 Would be to HAné Rerm If[eOhinery. The undersigned offers his splendid property in Upper Town for sale. For particulars, apply to y For green beefâ€"ring hides, free of cuts and holes, horns and tailâ€"bone out, I will pay 9 cts per 1b, 2 lbs per hide. tare. A tew doors South of the Middaugh House. FOR SALE. Hides Jonx RonERTSON. . SmMITH. Mrs D McCUoskery left last week for Toronto. Rev. Mr Farqit)lhurson was in Harrisâ€" ton Monday on business. Mr Howard Tyreman returned Tuesâ€" day to attend Toronto University. Mr Jas Brown of Mt Forest, was the suest of Mrs Allan McKinuon on Thursâ€" ay. Mr. and Mrs. Don, Mclntosh left on Wednesday for their far off Florida home. Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Flesherton. were guests at Mr Allan McKinnon‘s, Roseview, on Thursday. Mrs. Peel and little daughter Loretta, went to Deserento Monday to attend the funeral of the tormer‘s tather, Mr Sam Wright, BC.. came home Tuesday on a visit to relatives here and at his father‘s home in Kincardine. Miss Jessie Farquharson went to Georgetown on Saturday last to resume her studies in the High School there. Miss Holmes. of Norwich, sister of the Rev Mr Holmes, Holstein, was the guest of Miss McKinnon over Thursday, Little Edna Reid. who was stricken w.th typhoid feyer two weeks ago is passing through the ordeal fairly well, Mr Geo. Sparling went to St. Mary‘s Monday, on a yisit to his uncle, MrShires who met with a severe accident to his head by a fall. Dr Rogers, Ingersoll, formerly a medical student with Dr Jamieson, is visiting his relatives Inspector and Mrs Crmpbell for a few days. H.H. Miller. M. 2. was on the grounds, Show dav. and met with many friends, Mrs Millet was also along and called on Mrs Carson. an old friena. Mrs C. MacLean was taken ill last week with a serious cold, but the auxâ€" iety of herfriends has been relieved by learning of her satisfactory recovery. Miss Hepzibah Wright, Kincardine, took in the Show last week and was a guest of relatives here. She yisited her brother at Proton Station for a day. Mr Wm. Legate bas bought a farm near the Rocky. He wasn‘s enamored of the west, and has decided to stick to Ontario. _ He moves on to Lis farm next week. Toâ€"day, Wednesday, Miss Annabell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ww Mclivride Craighurst. is giving beart and hand in marriage to a Mr Richardson of that place. Much joy. Mr Sproule, the energetic Secretary of East Grey Show. was in town iast week, and secured Mr Wim Black as judge in the horse classes at the show being held there this week. Mr Jas. Matthews, of the 10th con. Egremont returned last Wednesday from an enjoyable trip visiting Toronto Ottawa and about 20 miles beyond the latter city. In Ottawa he called on Mr 8, Acheson, an old neighbor, who is Principal of Stittaville school, which is a few miles out of Ottawa. He found theru well excepting Mrs A. who met with a bad accident during the summer and has not qunte recovered. Mrs A, bas two daughters teaching in Ottawa and a son in the Telegram offticeâ€"and one at home. Mr _ Mathews‘ hand which he badly sprained a few days before he left home is not well yet. Review to Jan. 1,‘07, $ The sewiâ€"annual meeting of the Ruriâ€" decanal chapser of Grey was held in Markâ€" dale on the afternoon of Tuesday, Sepâ€" tember 19th. The members met in Christ Church at 2.30, the Rey. J. Ardill, Rurai Dean, in the chair. The Rey. E Appleâ€" yard was secretary. Rev J. R. Newell read the pinetyâ€"first Psalm, and Rev. G. M. Franklin said the prayers. One of the most important matters on the agenda paper was the advisability of closing the mission station at Rayenna, Collingwood township. ‘The parish of Heathcote which is in charge of the Rev. J. G. Hooper is as present composed of Heathcote, Banks, Duncan and Ravenua. Mr Hooper said that the people who had coutributed to the support of services at Ravenna belongâ€" ed rightfully to two other pariskes, and that it would be in his iaterest and that of the Church to close the said mis«ion staâ€" tion. The Chapter by motion made the desired recommendation to the Executive Committee of the diocese. After the disposal of other minor matâ€" ters of busines«, there was a consultation as to the pruceedings of the next meeting ot the Chapter. A programme was sugâ€" gested, which, if carried out, should proye interesting. It will consist of papers or addresses ou living issues of the day by the Rural Dean and by tho Rey, Messre, Newell, Bice and others. A nmssions committee was elected, con sisting oféthe Raral Deaun, excfficio, Rev. Messrs Brown aud Newell, and Messrs Mills and Mockridge. A hearty vote of shanks was tendered Rev. J. R. and Mre Newell for the hospiâ€" tality provided at the Rectory for all who atteuded the meeting. At 7 30 evensony was held in the church. The Rev. W. G. Reilly read prayers and the Rev. Rural Dean Ardill preached the sermon from Ex. 3: 4. Unfortunately the weather was most unfavorable, but those who ventured out in the rain were well repayed in hbearing a most excelleut disâ€" course. Next May the meeting of the Chapter will be held at Chatsworth.â€"Marckdale Standard. â€"Norway and Sweden have separated amicably. â€"Knifeâ€"stabbing foreigners are troubâ€" ling Toronto. â€"Wheat is coming east at the rate of a car a minute. wWaggonâ€"Maker‘s} shop in village of Dromore, Showâ€"room suitable for fur niture. Dwelling above, A good stand AP%'(’. to Mrs John Wilson cr J. M Findlay. Dromore. DURHAM REVIEW Rural Deanery of Grey. ‘TO RENT. ® 4 4Bz aâ€"â€" â€"â€"_â€"____â€"â€" * 4 ++ TORONTO NMr Lave and son Robert are enjoying a trip to Manitoulin Id. Wo hape it way proye beneficul' to the latter‘s health. Pleased to hear that Mrs Hagh MeMi!â€" lan is recoverimg from her illnees. A very preuty wedding took place a tthe home of Mr aud Mrs Ned MacFadgen. 03 Wednesday, 29tk _ inst. when his sistor Anuie was roarried to Mr Peter MacDonâ€" ald. Mr MacUonuld is one of onr popâ€" ular young men ; Mrs MacDonald is well known and bhighly respected. ‘The mavy 1 beautiful presents she received was proof of this. We wish them a pieasant trip through life. P weis | 907 Ree en C CCC We welcome to our community Miss Jessie Goddard who has come to live with Mr Donald MacCaunel, 8r. We nope she will enjoy life in Canada and that she will prove herself thoughtfal and kiud to the family she is with. Already she hss started to school and sppears to ba welil up in all the brauches of study taken up by her class, «We bespeak her s good Lbome dud kind treatment. Mr Jobko Muir, Turnkey of tho Central Prisou Toronto, is ut present yisiting his brothers, Duncan and George. He hbas engaged Mr Sam meMurdo to bdild 80 rods of his patevut fence in frout of his tarw, â€" Sam‘s reputation as & yood honest fence builder has gone far and wide, Last Sabbuth being Children‘s day in the Presbyterian churches in Carada at Swinton Park, lNey mr metheron preached a suitable sermon which was enjoyed by old and voung. Farmer John Fergusou has beeu forced to take a rest for a few days but we are glad to say he is around agaia. We are rorry to say that his mother, xrs Lydia Ferguson is suffering fiom sciatica most of the sammer. mi=s Emma Wilson is bhome from Darâ€" ham School and Isid up with measles; miss Mary Eilen Smail went to Terorto two weeks ago. iss EJlith Stevenson intends going this week. S Great Gun Sale going on at the Hardware Store. Forthenext 2 weeks we will sell you a doubleâ€"barrel breech loading Shot gun and a nickled Watch for the small sum of $8.50. Every perâ€" son call in and see the bargain. The cold wealher is setting in fast, Have you got the stove you require for this winter ? If not, you are invited to inspect our variety, The Coal Heaters cannot be excelled anywhere. _ There is nothing to equal our ‘‘Penn Esther‘‘ Range in price or quality. This is the time that you appreciâ€" ate a good Buggy Rug. We have a nice assortment. Also an immense asâ€" sortment of Lap Rubbers and Whips. We can supply you with Electric Light Lamps, Shades, Shadeâ€"holders, sockets and brackets. Place your ' One Car order for coa is now being delivered, and another one is on the way. W. BLACK TEE CBEAP STORE If you want to make money in : buying goods, call at Levine‘s cheap store. You will oe surâ€" prised at the unheard of bargain prices, Here are some odd lines : Young Men‘s Worsted Suits...... worth $7 for................ . $3.90 Fashionable Summer Cap.......... clearing lot for..........25¢ each Men‘s flannelette top Shirts. . . ..25¢ each Men‘s Umbrellas, worth 1.50 for . ... .90p 7 Also some for . ............. . . .60 Men‘s Hats, worth 1.5%,tor ........... 705 W e have purchased a fine lot of Ladies SKIRTS & Black SILK CLOAKS and will sell all at â€" half price Ladies‘ Cravenette Raincoats..... clearing price......,.........$3.75 South of New Hunter Block, Durham Announcement Matthews & Latimer HARDWARE !! Having purchased the groâ€" cery Business of Jno. Rose at ‘Theobald‘s old stand, we beg leave to announce to the public that we will carâ€" ry a full stock of Staple Groceries, Confectionery and Fruits. Also a stock of Flour, Feed and seeds. Visitors to the show will find a Lunch Counter, inâ€" side the store. f J. LEVINE Boothville The school is thoroughly eguifped In VOmOTUU® ability, in chemical and electrica supplies and fit tings, &e., for full Junior Leaving and Matriculaâ€" tion work. â€" The following competent staff are in charge : THOS. ALLAN, 1st Class Certificate, Principal MISS L. M. FOR" .. R, B. A.. * Classics, Moderns and English. MISS FLOSPI MCKERRACHER, First Class Certificave and third year undergraduate of Queen‘s Unlversltfl. Science, History and Geography. MJSS MARY GORDON, First class with honork, Graduate of Ontario Normal College. Mathematics and _English Grammar PEOVERtrte COs C cup ning of the term if possible ed at reasonable rates. Di attractive toOwn, making it esidence. Wm.Johnston, Jr., Chairman. "’ Impuré blood_ always shows$ somewhere. If the skin then boils. pimples, rashes. If the nerves, then neuraigia, 2°5"" ousness, depression. If the a t al gia';s_épari!!g Owen Sound, Ont. SUBJECTSâ€"Telegraphy, Typowriting. Spelling, Penmanship and Letterwriting Firstâ€"class equipment of standard telegraphy Instruments. 0) additional operators will be needed in the next three years and very few are learning it. Now is the opportunity to learn. Full particâ€" ulars sent to any address free. _ Addressâ€" FQIEWSY J q CCC C 000 "R from the Cuban wat, I WA 9 . xgemi in ts prrned Bd mssy on arimson o 7P 6. DorsLz®, Scranton, P# g1.00 a bottle. 10 At iines, S hcine _ for «se stomach, then d biliousness, loss 0 Your doctor _ k1 _ 7 vomner f M PHEIC Flour and other ingredients.* = SECONNDLY, we are artists in our line. THIRDLY, cleanliness reigns in every l:cmed}'. And therefore we hear nothing but prase for our bread, cake"s, pies, and every desirable variety of pastry. /T suits To a T / FIRST of all, we use only the finest Give us a call and see 10r yourself. A â€" first class line of Bread, Cakes, Pastry, always on hand at Rowe‘s store. WEDDING CAKES Made to order in Lates Styles on shortest notice department of our establishment. . LASTLY, our prices are absolutelyfair, MODEL BAKERY, LOWER TOWN Impure Rlood Peter Rtramilton Agency s . Everything in readiness for th.e Spring season. Do you want any Spring Implements . ; Ploughs, Harrows, Drills, Scuffiers etc. Enquire at this agency.f . .+. Harvesting Wackhinery . . Rakes, Mowers, Binders, etc., of this famous firm‘s make. ‘They give great satisfaction. Prices and terms to suit purchasers, Intending Students should enter at the beginâ€" ding S090" /W _ Anard can be ODtBID: Orders Aoft Telegraphy Course GOOD REASONS : FLEMING, Principal Owen Sound FEES: $1 per month in advanee With R.{McMicken at the Hahn House Stable or at the REvIiEw OrrFICE, will receive our best attention. Staff and Equipment. ‘during Model Term. H. STINSON, , then dÂ¥BP°P‘“’ 58, loss 0 ‘ppetiteo pctor _ knows th© used for 60 yearsâ€" udents SEORIT ENUE TD 10 ahta if possible. Board can be obtainâ€" rates. â€" Durham is a healthy and making it a Inost desirable place fluiYWd in teaching rical supplies and fit C. Ramage, oLetlan About 7 _miles from Durham on thi Gara{fraxa Road. Title good. _ Posses sion at once, must be sold. Apply 10 J. P. TEuror»n. 100 Acre FARM for Durhawm, Feb. 22. 1905. W ~_ â€" Cannot see e and talk to * each one of you personally, hence we try to talk to you eatnestâ€" ly through our announceâ€" ments here. We would, if possible, convince you that our drugs and mediâ€" cines are pure anc absolâ€" utely true to label and inâ€" vite you at all times, to come to our Drug Store for any kind of goods usâ€" ually kept by druggists. There‘s Something PReel)s Gzsand Watson‘s Breadâ€"The Best Firstâ€"Class Manitoba Flour For Sale Buns and Biscuits in great variety :vll kinds of Cakes made to ord ¢! EDDING CAKES our specialty CONEECTIORY $xzals> and Reliable. A. W.Watson PARKER‘S Drug Store We have more new ranges in. â€" All makes, styles and prices. _ Call and inspect these. We have one to suit you. TUDHOPE CARRIAGES . . . AS USUAL ... 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. Barclay & Bell Ogilvie‘s Royal Household, per barrel ... Also other highâ€"grade Manito}m Flours, per barrel .$5.60 to 5.75 *"*Five Roses," WAREROOMS opposite Middaugh Ho. Stables. FOR YOU at "hrasy | iLz RANGES sA ¢ *a x 28, 1905 I Conlk (S‘/'/_ZC SA 1. F $6 $6 lt U §sEPTEMBER 98 1 HE w SEILLIS a BIG 4 FUR CAPERIN] FUR RUFFS at. W. H. BE Ladies\ winter Vests from . Children‘s Winter Vests, a Men‘s Cardigan Juckets a THERE‘S MONEY ® TRIS LENDS MONEY « ~jom @ Places Insurances o 8 UV companies, Collects Debts, . Business Difficulties, Draws and Sells C. P.R. Tickets * Large size bed comforters.#1 Womer XEW HONl 100 Acres Normanby ney ; well improy ed and Owner bound to go west Large 114 size flannelott« white and gre 125 Acres Normanby 160 Acnr Bentinck Offered cheap for quick 100 Acres Bentinck Well improved and ow! ber to pay priceasked Durham Residence Photographer Also # Farm and Town Troper Preserve Eggs The Hanover Fresh Ho Try Our Spices MacFariant Druggists & Booksells and improve 1J. HJ. MILLJ Th« WATER GLGSS wWitte n W i the Winter at Besides w IV DR > (4OC)J] Ouf wc V:lIIlCS and I\ them W CAPERINE®S Hanovet t eaten e SKIRT® enetians . MiLLE tw 1NOM , . . .. Vests, all ® Just t1 nCV Wi m vey @T FT MM blan ke U H CALORR S IRH 91 Bargains ttas F} ges W W