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_.sit"tiil PA Orders [alt A Happy ik Pros--, perous New Year Jrarveatour Machinery . . Rakes, Mowers, Binders, etc. of this famous firm's make. They give great satisfaction. Prices and terms to suit purchasers. Jpriny implement: . . 'l Ploughs, Barrows. Drills, Seamus! dc. Enquire at this agency. l Pete, 3tamitton 'tspnusy . . With R. Mclhcken at the Hahn! Hnu>c Stable or at the REVIEWS OFFICE. mu receive our best; attention. _ _ I l .73. Mace/[cm A Great Clearing on all Odds and Ends and R thearing Prices on Want/03 W. ti. Bean We): 's 6uits Weir’s and Jihtys' Overcoat: Sreat Jiook~ Kathy Ju, eryttung ring seas We wish our many Umna Cough Cure GUNS Cherry, Pine and Honey ustomers and friends Parker's Drug Store You Should Stop it I. : : : That Cough: : : ter Goods at We do not want to pui one dollar', worth more goods on our stock sheets than we can help, and for the next thirty days, we will sell all our Win- forget the Big 4" &tupo in Chilling 25 Misses' and Children 's,Mantlles from . . . . . . . . 1.50 up 10 Women's Mantles, regular ' 6.00 for. . . . .. . .. . .4.00 6 do 7.50 for..... .....5.00 4 do 12.oofor..........10.0) Heavy double breasted, reg. $10.00, clearing at. . .$7.00 do 8.50, " ., . 6.00 do 7.50; " . . . 5.00 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS on Boys' and Children's Suits Men's Overcoats, regular ' 6.00. clearing at do 10.00. do do 12.00, do Boys' Overcoats. 4.50, do do 7.30, do in readiness for the 1. Do you want any '.a,A', Cash can Una Pr"",. SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES. lg easy to take. Is harmless. Is scientifically made. . Is a specific for throat and diseases. McNALLv--LrvIsasToNE-At the resi- dence of the bride's father. Priceville. Jan Ist, by Rev. J. A. Matheson, B.D. Joseph McNally of Waudhy to Cath- erine Livingstone of Priceville. MowrLEY-t" Glenelg, on the Slut Dee, to Mr and Mrs Chas Mortley. adnugh- ter. AraxAsDER-In Bentinck, on Dec 16, to Mr and Mrs ll Alexander, th daugh- tee. KOEBEL- In Bentinck. on the 11th. Dee to Mr and Mrs Roebel, a. daughter. c, siTLE--In Bentmrk, on 4th Jan. to Mr and Mrs Wm Castle, 8. daughter. Afar'57?"liikieébiffigicWefiTogutaE Alt Vegetable and gently laxative. For over sixty years doctors have endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, con- sumption. You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap- prove. Then trust this the next time you have a hard cough. Weak Lungs Bronchitis The best hind of . ttr.timonur-.. " Bold for over nixt, you." w. tsive no More“! We publllh the formula of All our nudism... “um-2%: ll e r, S MARRIED l. 0. Am Oo.. Lowell, Illa. no Muhamm- of BORN SARSAPAIILLA. nus. HAIR V3008. emnants. $4.50 3. 25 Bearing the distincton of having been longer a resident of Owen Sound than any other citizen Mrs. Elizabeth Telfex Beith passed away at her hotrc on La Marchand Place on Tuesday evening, at the age of seventy nine years. Born in the Township of Dumtries. Ont, in 1826, she came throtwh the wilderness and forest from Gait in 1840 to Owen Mound with her father. the late John Telfer, upon his appointment to the OtBee of Crown Lands Agent. upon the opening up of this section of the county for set- tlement residing on the government house which stood on the market square near where the old weigh scales build- ing stood. In the yet" 1818 she married Capt James Beith, who died in the your 1860 while on a trip to the Western On- tario peninsula near Sarnia. Taking up her residence on the homestead on La Marchand Place deceased saw the town grow from its first little clearing on the banks of the log-tilled Sydenham to its present proportions and no person knew more of the earliest history of the hun- 'let on watched with moro interest its growth into a solendid town Fortitu- ately her mental faculties retained per- feet clearness almost until the last though for some months prior to herde- mise her health continued to grow more feeble. Unobtrusive in disposition yet of a kindly nature she lived the long years of her widowhood m the esteem ofa circle of friends which as the years i went by she saw gradually reduced in numbers by the inroad of death until I the final summons came. Deceased wasulife long member of the Presby- terian church and attended Divtsion Street church. In recent years when it was recognized that the cud must soon come it was regarded essential to the securing of an accurate history of the town that such dates as Mo Beith was able to give should be secured. No def.. inite action was taken touch to the re- gtet of those interested but thereto- msins in the funily much that will he _ found mounts and interesting hots relating to the early days. The mem- hers of the fondly who sun lye ore Mrs Davidson, of Dirham. Mn Paterson, of Woodlands. Man, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Wane Beith st home. The funer- nt took place yesterdov to Greenwood may thoseryicss heist conducted by the postor of M If" Dr Bom- mule. Tho N hooters were W8 1atta1W8"p'tt m" Petr: G P f',ttttit Doctoral] sous at so!” at do. We omitted last week to mention the arrival home of Mr Angus Cameron from N. an. He is looking well and had a good year out West. Mr and Mrs McKinney, of Erin. were guests of Mr and Mrs T, McGirr lam Week. and are visiting the other mem- bets of the Binnie family, of whom Mrs McK. is it comin. Mr and Mrs Van Alstine. parent-of Mt Van Alstine, were here Mnmlny lu attend the funeral of their daughter-in- law. Mr V's lnollwr and hiswife ar- rived also. but too late for the funeral, Mr w. S. D-u'Idsou. of the firm of Btratton, Hall and Davidson, Peter., huugh. visited Durham friends Inst, week and rvummed over the week end, He was a guest at the reception um] n8- sembly giving by Mrs Jackson last week. Mr Chas McKinnon went to Torcnto Monday morning on a business trip and expects to be back on Saturday. Me and Mrs Jno. Keys and family left. Tuesday morning for Indian Heud.Susk. where he intends to engage in the [New business. Mr and Mrs A. E. Thompson skipped out of town one night last week with- out so much as saying good-bye and left behind manv narrowing friends. Mr Neil Crunphell. of westhope, N. Oak, after an absence of 9 years return- ed last Saturday accompanied by his sister Miss M, Campbell, and both of course are hrighlomng the home of theirptwentaat Aberdeen and visiting relatives near by. The subject cf the following notice is the mother of Mrs A. Davidson of this town. All the Owen Sound papers speak eulogistically of the deceased. Our extract is from the Times: Mr Jae Brown N. Dak., came home last week on a visit to his mother and other friends at Crawford. hit John McKinnon, Durham. left, on Monday to taken course at Central Bus- iness College, Strutford. Mr Godfrey McTaggan. Glenelg, was in town last week. and in hm usual "cheery. breezy way invaded our ofBce. Attendance at. a. wedding a few days be.. fore had been like renewing hil youth and when you speak of hm age now. it must be as '. so many years young. " Mines Lizzie Laidlaw and Emma. Me- Caul left Monday to rosume their duties as nurses in Toronto. Mr J as Stinaon returned from Calgary Friday and will remain mi spring. Mines May McClocklin ttndWtuqraret Caldwell returned Monday to London Normal. Mr and Mrs Geo. Hobkirk. Sesfoth. visited their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Mnlhews, Egremont and were guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Mc. Donald in town for a day. Me H. is in his 82nd year, hale and bar-w. and though 71 yrs out o' Rpothttrghshire has the lowland vernacular in its purity. We were pleased to hae aeraek wi him. Miss Buelah Calling returned to " mute Monday, to resume her studies at Annealey Hull. Mr Wes. Williams. went to Toronto vesterday. Mr H. H. Farr returned to-day from his holidays. It" Vina Kreu left. for Toronto Monday, Mr Roy Gordon is attending the Med- ical Guilt-gs. London. Messrs turn Wright and Bryan went IO Kincardme Tuesday. Death of Mrs Beith. INN Donna REVIEW 'iiiiit 355%" id 5“} IN, 2’1 " MODEL BAKERY. LOWER TOWN departinent of our estaii1isshment." LASTLY, our prices are absolutelyfair. Give us a call and see lor yourself. A firttt class line of Bread. _ Cakes, Pastry, always on hand " Rowe’s stofe. Flour ami other ingredients. SECONDLY, we are artists in our line. THIRDLY, cleanliness teigpsjn every FIRST of all, we use only the finest IT SUITS To A TI And therefore we hear nothing but prase for our bread, cake"s, pies, and every desirable variety of pastry. Here is. the talent: Donald C. McGreg- or, Baritone inloist; Will J. White, PopulM' Came 'nn;Miss Jessis A. Horn- ink, Well-Known elocutionist, China. Bodley, Pianist. Now then, Go curly. Thursday of next week, Jan ll, lovers of music and Elocuuon. mixed with fun and fancy will he gratitied if they attend the Town Hall in time on date mention- ed. The concert is got up by the In- dependent Foresters and the talent he, low is a guarantee of success. The ad- mission is only 35c for Reserved Seats. the plan is at McFarlane’s. and those who wish a comfortable seat should buy early. P. Hopkins. th 8-U, Ritchie. V. Al- joe, El, McG'irv, w. Atkinson, E. Atkin- son. A. Bell, J Patterson, A. Davis, H. Whitmore. M, Hopkins, A. Collier. W. Pytr.. Jr3.c-A, ijoe, It, 1arrence, A. Atkinson, M. A. Rflchie. N. Collier. R. Smith, W. ()rutchley. B Davis. R. Paterson. J. Urutchley. 2nd--M. Me- girr,"S. Bell, R. Mathews, B. Mathews. -""'"' Iv- ..‘u. _.. L'J"|Ilr"l" u. mnuurwa. J. Weir. M. Clutvhley, L. McGu-r. J. Staples, M. Mathews, T. Bell, J. Atkin- son. Sr Pt 2nd--L. AlJoe. H Atkinson, M Paterson. l Riteiue, V Ho “this, (also “launch-d.) Jr Pt 2o---w Lit-Gin, W eir. J Bell, A Aljoe, (also promoted.) Sr Part lst-B Bell, E Atkinson, J Mat.. hews. R Menngh. (also rammed.) Jr Pt ltst--M Mathews, s? Manh. U' Mc- Girr. Lyrhthtws G Whitnmre. E Pater- . The victorv for Local Option in Owen Bound is made more complete from the fact that the udjoinin townships, Sur- await, Derby and t'l',"fen'U2 have also carried the re-triclive measure by good majorities. Holland elected a council opposed. while Attemesia elected one supporting the measure. Thornhury carried the llH‘uSlll'P by a soul! majority and Egremout as we showed last; week, carried overwhelmingly. Throughout the counlrv over 75 per cent of the mu- nicipalitiea voting an the quotation have carried it, and before another voting pound comets round, there will he plenty Olin-t lessons, and no doubt stones of mucosa. and failure from the mime district, according to the point of View. son. W Mulhewé. Aggregaleuu-tt'e-EG- ance for year 9955. Average daily at- tendance for wear 47. To the Electors in Division No moat: Gentlemen. I was very sorry to hear that several of the Electors in your Division were de prived of the right of voting at the late Election by the omission of the name from the Votrrs' Lin and as a matter of course. the blame is laid upon me. The rignt of franehir in a grave matter, and I feel a. deep responsibility in the preparation of the lito, and I have al. wnn exercised the urethra vigilance poa- snble in making them out and further. I believe the same feeling and care have been used by the Editors through the many years that are gone. as I honestly believe that our Vutera' List was perfect as far as the preparation and printing were concerned. Thanking you Mr Editor, for giving insertion to the foregoing. DAVID ALLAN. Clerk of Egremout. 1 web to Male that I am entirely in. nocent ", one electur called to investigate and I showed him the prinner's copy, and these names are all on it, and he WM gat. istied that the fault was not. mine. I cordi. ally lama all the affected ones to call and be convinced. AUfeldt--Moriee 87. 'tle,"."',');,'..",,' Ay- 'on-m, 109; Netuntuit-7, l l Hamp- den--ti6, 61; Blyth'tr--88, ar, Robin- fonU--71, 48. Tottu--366, 414. We hare little to Add to our hot week’s report of the electlrnu in the townships. We give below. from the Advmce. the details in Normanby. The content here resented some pecu- liar features. Ehe South-cut. and Southwest. wardl were “long for Mor- ice. to Will he teen and in Neustadt whereonec he was very strong, he has dropped to 7. Neustadt killed him; and ot course it was " action in support- ing the show in Ayton, that roused Ay- ton’a jealous rival. He took a. N good vote-m Ayton n9twtthstandirut t e un- doubted strength of his opponent there. Murray will make a. good reeve. and if he can hold the fort for over a. dozen years as Morice has done, will be doing well. Here are the figures I a. a. tm. 9,0LENELG. Class 6.--M. Weir, L. Weir. A. Mc. Eirg. 9!tuss4-rl?._McG'ur. W. Smith. G. H. STINSON. GOOD REASONS , STEIN 8031' TB WEDDING CAKES Made to order in Lntes Styles on shortest notice After the Elections. High Class Talent School Reports Grand Concert. T. roquRD, Teacher. TORONTO :rc- Our laden to: pen-tor on 1|de sy1llluT,"d'l'l,'LrtthTflllu1'i'1. mu “Magnum. (ht-locum. w.:.nuon.rundpl . OntquOAlu-lch. GLENELG FARM FOR SALE. The Adminisuunx of the Into John McKmnon. offers t_ut.lyyi! of me am. consisting of the md Division of Lot 16, Con l, E G ll for sale and the Lot " joining in also 060ml tor nlo along with the above lands. For Wticulm apply to J. P. TELFORD. Durban. their names. addresses and descriptions. end a full stntemuut of particulnrn of their claims. and the nature ofth: security ( if my ) held by than). sud that Utee the and day, the niid Adminutratrix will proceed to distribute the asset: of the de. ceased among the panic? entitled there- to, having regard only to the china of which she 3111“ then have notice. Dated the 9th day of January. A D, 1906 CATHERINE Mchxxox. Administntnx by ber Solicitor. J. r. TELFORI) In the matter of the estate of John Me- Kinnon, tale of the township of Glenelg, in the County of Grey. far- mer, deceased, NOTICE “hereby given purunnnt to B. S. o, 1897. Chap. 129, Sec. 88 and amending Acts. that all persons hnvmg claim 8 against the estate ot the said John McKinnon, who died on or about the 12th day of August A D.19o6, an requested to send by post prepaid or to deliver to J. P. Tolford ofthe Town of Durham. So~ licitor tor the Adminidtatrix, on or before the . In the Surrogate Court of the County/of T Grey. in the matter of Thomae Guides late of the Township of Normanby, m the County of Grey, Farmer, deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pal-3mm. to Matute that ell £11098 having claims Ind demands against the mate of Thoma Geddes. downed, who died on or ebout the 215: day of November. 190.3, are required on or before the AND FURTHER an notice that after such mentioned date, the aid executor: will proceed to distribute the Insets of the deoeuod noon; the parties entitled thereto, having record on? to the claims of which they shall then hue not ce, and meat the said newton tQ not be liable for the Mach. army putt ereo to my pawn o whose claim notice shall not hove been received by them " the time of such distribution. Dated the 18th any of December, A. D., 1905 MMKAY a DUNN, Solicitors for the Executor: Andrew Derby 1 William muster 20th day of January, A. D., 1906 to send by post id, or deliver to learn. Ile- Kuy and Dunn, $lr'l'llftu', Durham, Solicitor: for the Executor: of the 1mm of the said dew-um their Christian names. surnames end “dresses with full pnrticulm of their china end the natal! of all securities (Many) held by them. NOTICE Tty CREDITORS- It is a pleasure todenl in not“: where you can get ovetything you t quire from a knitting needle to a put at Bob Sleigha. We are and Gloves. surprise you. In the Surrogate lCourt of the County of Grey. in the matter of the estate of Hugh McDonald, late of the oil- lage of Prieeville, in the Countyof Grey. Gentleman. Deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to B. S. o. 1807, Chap. 129. See. 88, and a- mending Acts, that all permm having claims against the astute of the said Hugh McDonald. whotrr " on or about the 24th day of December A. L. 3905. are required to send by post prey-m -.-r L _ .ft-liver to J. P. Telford os'tlse Towu " 1 urlinm. Solicitor tor the executors. on or lefore the let da / of light-nary A. D.. 1906 their tttunea,addresset, and descriptions. and a full statement at particulars of their chime. and the nature of the tusearitr(it any) held by them, duly verified. and that after the said day. the said executors will proceed tip distribute the assets of the deceased amdng the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they. shall then have notice. The cold weather is fast approach- ing and if you haven 't got a suitable stove call and examine our assortment in either heating or cooking. Meat Cutters No kitchen is complete without one of our Meat Cutters it will pay fer itself in a short time; besides the con- venience. Why deny yourself of the pleas- ure ofa Fancy Lamp where von can secure one at a price never before heard of. Have you seen our variety of skates ranging from 40c to $5.00. Mitts. NOTICE TO CREDITORS- Dated the 9th day ot Jnnunry A. 1906. You Risk Nothing by attending the popular Ut DAY OF FEBRUARY, A D, 1906 Ancmmui M CCUAXG} DANIEL MCDOUGLLL Executor: NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TORONTO. ONT. HARDWARE I W. BLACK by their Solicitor. J. P. Tom I]. head quarters for Mitts 1n lined Mitts we can Lamps. Skates. Stoves Intending Student; would emu an the henn- nlng of the term it [Jo-able. Bond an be obtain- edit mm: rues. Durham to a healthy no man town. mm; it I most desirable place "Worse. "IB.. .1 per month In qdennee. Wndonnmg. 4n, c St." and Equipmonb The Ichool ll thoroughly t2tru1', in teaching tbility in chemicol and daemon supplies Ind m tings, 'dis."", tor full Junior Leaving sud unmoun- tittit work. The following competent not! In In M I 2 span of working horses. 1 spring colt. 2 lhoroughhrvd cowa. supposed to he in calf, 5 milch cows supposed to he mthculf. 6steers rising three yours. 3 heifers rising three years. 2 avers ris- ing two years. 2 heifers rising two years 5 spring calves, 10 owes. 2 brood sown 6pitp' three months old. a number of hens. l hr,'e,',ygthr, new, McCormick make. 1 mower hem y new. McCormick make. I lumber Waggon. 1 light wag- ggn. I need drill, 1land roller. 3 set ts-sleigh:'. lhorne rake. tcutter. l buggy. 3 land plows. I gang plow. l srcutfler, I weigh scales. 2 ttet farm har- ness. Iset single harness. " quantity of Bay and a number Mother iii-uric- too numerous to InenUon. Terms of Sale All sum: of '5.00 and under must he cash, over that amount 10 months cred- it will he given on approved ioint not" and Ut',' com pet annum discount nllow in lieu of nouns. For tarthur particulars npplv to Roar. Bnloqu. Auctioneer. or to Mckae & mmm Durham. Solicitors for the lihrecutors. Under instructions received from An- drew Derby and William Hunter, the Executorsior the late Thomas Geddes, there will he offered for sale by public auction by Robert Brigham. Auctioneer at Lot Number 21 Caucasian 18 Town- ship of Nornmnhy on Durham School commencing sharp at one o'clock p. m. the fulluwing hum stock and imple- ments:- Removal a?“ 'harass' 0 eeéee’z 1808. ALLAN. mammalian, Prineirm1 I188 L. h. FORK-R. B. A.. 11188 noes]: chERRM‘Hl-ZR. First Clu- 0mm and thin! yen undergraduate ot Qm'l mum . Balance. gluon and ngnphy. it? am THE HOUSE OF QUALITY or Farm Stock. Implements. ac. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12th, mos If you want to get things rea- sonable in price and good in quality. you are welcome to call at my house. I have moved my stock from the Store to my houoe near the Skating Rink and will of- fer it to customers at low pri- ces so as to clear. JANE“! u, 1906 We're wsrtie+rlreerr.eful in using that, mach abused word "hm-gain” empeeritUly when we are lulkmg hunim-u. But no other word realty tells the story of these special lines of: 2%...691’319.” 'll, Bake dishes, water pitchers. salad dish", tea wt“. sugar bovls, snup battens. {run dir., hes and flntwtue too numerous to mention In this small space Watchm’kr. Jeweler. Opticin n gilverware Special t f g. gating EXECUTORS’ SALE SteiiiN%iiGts and mum Afouse M SUMI Rnymoz H ottey n n l eed the ce Tue, wh I It fact h the Impe " it x lt h" Mr An mumq-d friends in Mr RI Mrs A loam F old home Is. Mr Ed in appeared in to therefore a few of the our burg. JANUARY D it In I!” W!