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t wi € to th 16 EC e it nd | s \I D h sOMETHING NEW IN WAS) 1ERS; The P. Raymond Sewing Machit 1es,. _McClary Stoves for Coal or Wood Agent for t he Dillon Hinge Stay Fence. ;D“m'ng JSfia roostors We have the first quaiity Me:i‘s and Boy‘s Shoes at very low P rices,. We have stock of Men‘s furnishings for the Christmas Trade of Shirts, collars, Cufis, Ties, Mufflers, Gloves, Hoisery, etc. ___We have them in all patterns made trom all wool Cloths and have a way of fitting that is positive proof of the workmanship that is in them. Gohn @ark. Our Clothing Sale still goes on an« wants to look spick and span for Christ: Brand Suits or Ovwercoats will fill the bill It is buying time. Our preparations for this season‘s selling have been on a more extensive scale than ever. _ We have bought in large quantity and are prepared to satisfy you in quality and Price. We have everything in wearing apparel for Man, Woman or Child. We can give onI{ a m¢ re list of our goods, but in quality and ada tability to the nest «ds of South Grey we are not excelled: Deering Harrows, ! Nilkinson Ploughs, Heney‘s Harâ€" ness, Palmerston & aggies, Renowned articles, fair prices 6 Men‘s Heavy Tweed Suits Reg. $7.50, 8 Men‘s Heavy Tweed Suits Reg. $8. 50. 12 Men‘s Fime ‘Tweed Suits Reg. $10,.00 Also Wilhelm‘s Y Vringers, all made by Watson of Ayr â€"_ ind Cicrm â€")]ffathinery. The best in their line as we handle only the best. Stock of Groceries for Xmas is the best that can be bought MORE BARGAINS IN MEN‘S SUITS. MEN‘S HEAVY RUBBERS & SOCKS PROGRESS BRAND OVERCOATS Men‘s & Boy‘s Clothing. Men‘s Stylish Raglanettes from $6 to $15 Boy‘s Stylish Raglanettes from $4 to §5.2 Boy‘s Heavy Reefers from $2. 50 to $4.00 FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS m es MEN‘S FURNISHINGS XMAS GROCERIES HEADQUARTERS le still goes on and any man or boy who and span for Christmas one of our P rogress ._â€"F. MORLOCK CASH AND ONE PRICE, erforated Drum, only in the Ideal A few doors South of the Middaugh House, to clear at $4.50 to clear at $5,.25 to clear at $7.50 Rubbers and overâ€" 25 son was the buyer 8 McFadgen did a little business in separator work last week. Miss Silvia Sackett is visiting at the parental home at present. Messrs John Hill and Geo Wilson are home from the west much pleased with their trip. Peter Myers visited at Neil Mceâ€" Fadgen‘slas, week. Mr 5. Ferguson disposed of his fat cattle at a fine price. Wm Thom n. Wm Sackett has moyed in't; house lately occupied by Wm . now of Toronto. Mrs Hugh McMillan had a yery successful quilting bee on Thursday. Mr and Mas B. McLean are visiting their son Archie of Cape Rich. Mr Kianel haying sold his farm had planned to have a family reâ€" ‘union on Xmas at the old home and Willie and Mynh of Lumsden, Assa. Mrs Gendinning, nee Edna, of Swan ‘River, Man, had just arrived home when the disease broke out and turned their joy into sorrow for when Christmas comes and they all gather at their old home for the last time little Murray‘s chair will be em ty , he having gone to that happy Fand where sorrow is no more. ‘ | _ Much sympathy is felt for Mr and Mrs Sam Kinnel at present las that dreaded disease Difhtheria has brokâ€" en out in their family and on Tuesâ€" day the 11th, little Murray aged 6 years fell a victim and the remains were interred in Swinton Park bu ryâ€" log ground on the following day, the other three Nellie, Reta and Roy are improving ard will soon be out of( danger. TH E 4:3‘;91"s Block B/G ineihagegess: * Chear SANTA CLAUS PROGRES with a big load of Toys, Games and presents of all kinds for everyone. Come and see him. â€" You will miss it if you don‘t. has arrived at the crormie _ Orange Hill. BIG 4 . _ BEAN ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO _ the Haw FARM FOoR SALE 150 acres. Lot 40, 41, 42, S. D. R. For furher particulars apply on the premis. es or by mail. Mr Walter Mi&&ieton was busy doing some carpenter work at Mr Heslip‘s new house last week. . _ Mrs N. Dunsmoor is on the sick list at present,. Misses Maggie McKechnie and Tena MacDonalda visited Miss Ethel Heughan on Bunday last. Miss May Morton is at present visiting friends at Muloek. Rocky Safigeen. Don‘t miss the Christmas â€" tree which is to be held in the Rocky Saugeen church on Friday evening Dec 2Ist. A grand Prompram is be. ing prepared. L Mr Will Heughan has made the purchase of a brand new cutter. Mre Middleton Sr., visited triends in Durbam last week. The sleighing has been good and a lot of brick has been drawn past here for buildings in Egremont and Proton from the kilns near Proton Sfation. The Council appolnte(l_ “;;ggt able men to act as Scrutineers for the 7th January .voting on localoption. Mrs Fettes of Egremont is visiting her daughters here. Proton Council held a meeting bere at Bilton‘s Hotel on Saturday the 15th and the two collectors were stationed here. They got a large amount ef money im for taxes. Several would ask where did all the money go to ? mas. THE \DURHAM|;REVIEW James Glenister, John Glenister and John Smail, three young men who formerly lived here. but went to Toronto to live last fall, have arrived to yisit their friends until after Christâ€" Mr John McWilliams, an elder in‘ the Esplin Presbyterian church. has bheen appointed by the congregation of Cedarville and Esplin, to go to the North West Missionary fields, where ministers are wanted and cannot be secured. ‘The people of these two churches consider Mr McWilliams well fitted for the task. Those boys and girls who were the bappy recipients of prizes did their part well for regular attendance at school. Our young superintendent, Mr Wm Mather, is worthy of conâ€" gratulations tor his success in the honâ€" orable position. After a vote of thanks to all concerned, the crowd dismissed with the benediction being pronounced by Rev Mr Roach. Proâ€" ;,:gd;5 of the evening amcunted to The ladies‘ part in the basement was hard to excel. The pastor, Rey Mr Matheson ocâ€" cupied the chair, and commanded good order, althoug h some boys who are more beat on mischief than good, were disorderly at times. Miss Maud Reiley organist aid ber part well. Mr Kipp is a fine speaker and comâ€" mands his audience well. A diaâ€" logue by some four or five voung persons was well rendered but was of a boisterous nature, and was more becoming for a concert in a hall or in Barnum‘s circus than in a church. We are only giving expression to our individual feeling, when we say that we would prefer hearing the beautiful strains of Mr Hector Mcâ€" Donald‘s bag pipes than such noisy character on the platform of a church. too, but as it happened that she could not forsake her country, as she did her former faith for it did not well for a Baptist preache:1 to have a Presâ€" byterian wite for it is becoming for the woman to be in obedience to her hustgand, hence the necessity of beâ€" coming one in mind, doctrine, etc. The chairman noticed that the Rey Roach was tryln% to hide himself aâ€" way back at thefar end of the church but was soon called upon to the front. Mr Roach is always ready to give or make a speech, which he aid in a short and up to date manner. We were pleased to hear and see Miss McLean taking part in the singing part of the program after her long stay during summer and fall visiting friends in the West. The speaker of the evening was the Rev Mr Kipp who on reasoning said he was neither Scotch nor Presbyter{an but for all he was in close touch with Presbyterians as both his fatherâ€"inâ€" law and motherâ€"inâ€"law were Presâ€" léycerians and scotch at that. so Mrs Aipp must have been Presbyterian one consisted of Sinfili,fl& recitations etc, Miss Irving of Toronto, elocutâ€" lonist gave several well selected picces as was expected were rendered in a masterly mapner, of course she could afford to give her best as $25 was a big thing for a few recitations or readings. The choir under the leadership of Mr Ramage sang some fine pieces at intervals. The recitations by the little tots were exeellent, also a quarâ€" tet by four young men including Mr R amage was well rendered. The Program which was a lengthy one consisted of singing, recitations The annual Sunday School enterâ€" tainment was held in the Presbyterian church in this place on Friday evenâ€" ing the 14 inst, in spite of the unâ€" favorable weather, a goodly number attended and the receipts sammed up fairly good. McacEugery, Priceville Hopeville. v+@ > 4_ Top Cliff P, 0. TVUDHOPE sLEiGHS. BARCLAY & BELL, Durham wear longer, Let us sh;s; the new HARDWARE No wonder Tudhope Sleighs look handsomerâ€"run smootherâ€" , Jt is only }\"’a;" n a t ura l PJP that the ar ~~~â€" w Tudhope Sleiglas should be best O _4 "}) C1aves in ivory, Pearl and Bone Handle, ranging in price from $5 to 25¢. Every person can get what the want by oumlnlnf our urletz ot skates at prices rom $5 to 4Ce. 55 years‘ experience in buying materialsâ€"-designing-constmcting â€"testing. That is the Tudhope‘s Our stock is complete in Table Cutlerfi. such asâ€"Carving Setts, Pearl Handle knives and Forks, Cellaloid Handle Table and Tea Knives, Silyer Kniyes and Forks. There is nothing to eg::l our asâ€" sortment sf Razors. our Gilâ€" lete Safeéy, Curley Ideal Fafety, Boker, Claves in ivory, Pearl and Bone Handia .. 22, *°°" "c” e m .:": % “ . It is only 3\,"“;" n a t ura l [PoFpq tha t the * **~~) T vudh one We are always up toâ€"date with everything in our line. _ Have a look at onr windows and through our show cases ftot Christmas presents. in Silverware Nickâ€"nacks we ha.ve nearly everything you reâ€" amire ces. _ Try us for any of the above and see if we can‘t please you. Children‘s 2â€"piece suits as low as $1.50. Gverâ€" coats for men, boys and children all at right priâ€" Or if you want a suit of clothes try us. We have a nice good looking su‘t and one that will wear well for 6 and $7, and our fine worsteds at $10. Don‘t you want a Fur Coat; either for yourself or wife? If you do come and try us. _ We will do our best to please you. Grant‘s for Clothing Manicure Sets Ebony Goods Rosewood Goods Xmas Shaving Seti Hymn Bill Folds Pibles . BLACK. ipes ’ar](ers Drug Store J. R, Gun & Co, Prop. . o6 SFrant can "Huylers" Chocolates Nasmith‘s" Chocolates Ete, Etc. in be had at Perfume IN Cigars and T Gifts Smoker‘s Sets G _gied on or about the 23rd day of Octâ€" nber, A. D. 1906, are required to send ;"y Po-t prepaid, ur to deliver to J. P. elford, of the Town of Durham, in the County of Grey, Solicitor for the executors, on or before the l4th day of December A. D. 1906, their names, addresses and descriptions, and a full statement of particulars _ of their claims and the nature of the security if any, beld hg them duly certifle& and that after the said day the said executors will proceed to AistriharL. In the matter of the Estate of Wilâ€" liam Johnston. the elder, late of the Township of Normanby, in theCounty of Grey. farmer deceased. Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. 8. 0. 18097. Cap. 120, Sec. 38, and Amending Acts, that all persons havâ€" ing_ claims ainst the estate of the said Willin.m‘yohmton. the elder, who died on or about the 23rd day of Octâ€" nbér, A. D; 1000 are nds 50 Ne We are having a big sale of trimmed Millinery for the next two weeks, We want to clear out the whole stock»> before the first of January, We have these hats marked away below their real value in order to gell them out. A large assottment of Ladies‘ blouses, fancy Neckwear and belts, ribâ€" bons in every color, Laces and all sorts of dress trimmings, In the Surrogate Court of the County of Grey. rimmed J. P. TEurorp, Solicitor for the executors Ja net Johnston and Thos. Gadd stock before the f January, We hese hats marked below their real in order to gell you must come soon. Seeing it will uow soive every gift problem, Don‘t delay, come early and often. illinery. CHRISTMAS days between nuow . @A! Christmas to begin t« give some consideration to the matter of Gifts, We have a truly magâ€" nificent array of gift goods and extend a cordial â€" invitation _ to call and inspect it In every way it is guperior to any holiday line we have ever had. We have more goods, a much greater variety and every article is worthy of being MacFARLANE AND CO. DRUGGISTS & BOOKSELLERS @IFTS F OR CHRLIT SM A S s T 0C KING S There are none too many but to do this it is all here, \Renew for the | Review fouce ‘Teo medium sized new i: se and frame barn, The ol land is well under grase, pasture -e?w. The sale will be heli emises, » i Ist guvh.'n__l.-“r:? ow mkstg" Awin‘ to the last will an: lament of Samuel KRidd. dec. there will be sold b public an on Th"r-dn" Dec. Â¥7th at 2 o‘ p.. m. Lot $ Con 3 Egremon: mile north of Holstein, contn 100 acres land, well watered . |, FARMING MADE PROFITA»®! | Joux Crangk Auctioneer and obtaining a knowledvge‘.vf'i rok ing. and kllldul‘fi subjects . Th)r\‘('Klv" mdmt.l:d; Business, sho:m;n ‘l‘ufl‘. Y tuder mum time . R‘tnwrfsm ot o-'dn-l!y. Jan. 2, 190%, * Eul! particulars sent to any address | C, A, FL&NISc, Pri What are you going to give | for a Christmas Gift ? Make bappy by giying hber that | wished for new Bewing Maci or an Organâ€" We sell the Piano and Organ and the Sing Sewing Machine, the best of t! kind in Canada. Give us a call ; wesell mode: McQueen & Morice y 00 C Ex a EVVOR I L F1 lryhhu a course of instruct; at the SALE OF FPara ur Wife Your Mother Your Daughter Your Sister (ORITHER Mars 8, Onouan Darkha Exo«-m PI M/ZFfr , 1906