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=â€"if 2 Intendizg Svade , ning of the term+* tained at reasor _ / and attreetive . abl C. L. Graat JDurham school atin. W. T. CLANCY P Day and Night Classes. n work. i charge DONALDA Me AMY ucatl Commcreial Law, Comâ€" mercial Correspondence, Plain Business Writing, Ornamental Writing, Leads in Shorthan Business Cbilége [ ALLAN. T « EES: g1 per h pUSINESS COLLEGE N r el Staff and Equipment, ol is thoroughly equipr; chemical and ele‘tl't'P f ., for full Junior Leiy k. The followits comny MT. FOREST sez _ / possibl o .-blcrne.: «town, mak‘ sidence. EL rthand, T)-pewri}ingo: week f1 () Enroll Now HARDWARE â€"â€"Ali lines of Hardware at moneyâ€" NOVEMBER 19, 1908 Lot Men‘s and Ladies‘ Boots and Shoes Lot Laces, Embroideries and Notions aimost given away. Black and Colored Dress Goods, all newest weaves, was 45 & 50°¢ for Novelty checks and Venetian Suitâ€" ings, was 50 and 75¢ for.... .. .. 54 inch Tweed Suitings, was 1.00 10 LGOROL: «uases ««46rÂ¥ te «egnds White figured Table Linen, reg 35¢ closing out sale price.... ... ... White Bed Spreads, worth :. 50, to EKE AE.«..s ««s‘trs uer Ees s on wagly Fa‘ncy Prints, 12%e¢ and 15¢ values ow 2s 0s 3e N k [ m‘ ® n D lae _ «uate Just a few hints showing how this high grade stock WALKERTON Great have been the Bargains, groat have been the results The Big Ten Days Sale of the National Salvage Co is over dreds of satisfied people from far and near, telling the good ing this Sale of the Alex. Russell stock. The Closingâ€"out, quitâ€"business Sale will be continued .. aaannnnannnnaannaainrane e ranen df >3 4 " :'; / a % "1.) W i4 EJ * 4s C i #ke 3 v s 5 y n MaBtk in advance W 4w0 M ble â€"Men‘s Boots â€" house, closing business sale pr ould _ ~ ®nter at the begin p n: n‘?&‘.“:.""x‘..".‘.&’ y r u. "g it a most dfllnbl! DT Dry Goods Men‘s .50 to Men‘s rom 1. Men‘s +00 K 4 ing A l * y““y.;.;‘?'.‘{‘.‘i Arit! k-kegping y HF3 e, closing out, quitâ€" Lot 4â€"One Ic 1ess .\df:‘}rl, 3.98, 3.15, 2'85 l RKubbers and Overshoes at the cost of N C. Ramage | C, A. FLEMING, Priacipal, Owen Sound P‘ Boots and Shoes from the Faculty racipa $ Cortificate 0o for O B Lra s and Shoes *.50 f0f ... .. ts and Shoes ons W n px best lines in the ut, quit @# OR 1| British Canadian Bus. College [dl Cor, Yonge & Bloor Sis. AL ;'.T_glegraplty * It leads 0 $150,000 per annum;, x ‘an bec(;mp .'l‘gc% ® ou stud in . QQermg{ss. : / l BWB y Canada. We w. H. SHAW To make sure of getting a thorough Business or Shorthand trainiag is to attend the Cor. Y And the time to One hundred and Business Colleges h: lege within one yea We give the best. > ty usâ€"nothing else s graduates _ readily Write for catalogue. OWEN SCUXD, Ont _ _ cails. Special Department for those whose «arly education ha been lected. Inâ€" yku-mauon fre: ton;?ddn-. m P G A Webster Increase your Salary ! Proper prepartion doesIt. Attend 1k BL.LI CT'!,.' y* /’/" BEST BUSINESS TRAINING HoORILIL/AAICTLLLLZL TORONTI, ONT. ~â€""~ .c TE ELLIOTE onge & Alexander Sts, Rrip EgEeEs5g€ee¢ In order to make room for our large Xmas stock it becomes n=cessary to reduce our large bigh ciass stock of wa‘tches, clocks, rings, lockâ€" ets, Braceleots and Jeweliry of all kinds ir cluding our beauâ€" tiful stock of Silverware. We intend to sacrifice this large stock during Novyemâ€" ber only, at a price within the reach of everyone. The ONLY Way ) NPRTMeR AIAIZ TSA 98c 119 148 1 at reasonable prices Start ony time. 27c 39c TOc 19c [EB ate Canadian â€" Horo logici l Institute Pres. _ T.J.JOHNSTON, Prin * The Jeweller" 2C Quality& Juantity. & s the first step' C U towards positions WOs #° P.ying from $5000 )t a railway service. You Â¥" perator in 6 months if .‘ tral Telegraphy School oruuto. The finest School «& for particulars, Ceeme me VUE , What does this rmve 9 othing else would satis. 10uld satisfy you. All secure . employmey* ommence is right now. me students from other ve patronized this Colâ€" 88 8 TE W Lot 1â€"Ladies‘ and Misses‘ Shoes, worth 1.00 to 1.50 for....... Lot 2â€"I,adies‘ and Misses‘ Boots and shoes, 1.00 to 2.00 for.. **+* «... .....at actual cost of raw material Ladies Fur Rufis at ... .... HALE PRICE up to 10.00, clos: Ladies Fur Jackets, Ladies‘ and Misses‘ Skirts, at half prices and less for quick clearance. 1 39 Some as low as, for a $3 skirt.. = Ladies‘ Dressy Skirts, positively 2 49 worth 6.00f0r .. .. .../.. <2%. .. * Lot 1â€"Ladies Jackets worth up to 98 8.00, to close out quickly at.... C Ladies Jackets & Raincoats worth 1 98 up to 10.00, closing out sale pr. * Ladies‘ Readyâ€" toâ€"wear Garments 2 d & | wear Garments w w w Inspector Canapiy where he. will â€" He is a megyr â€"* com missiop er C ithe mew » . who The REVIEW, 10c. to Jan, Ist to New Subscribers. Order it for that friend of yours. Mr. John Clark left for North Bay, Ion Tuesday morning where he will be assigned high constable dutics in the new northern regions traversed by the G. T. P.and will likely be absent all winter. We hope Mr Clark will have great success in his new duties and congratulate him on his goverument appointment, _ Mr and Mrs Folcard and daughter, Mrs Mahon of Nassagaweya, Mr and Ysung, of Detroit, were all here atâ€" tending their mother‘s funeral, the late Mrs Huant, Also Mr and Nis Chas, Read, of Markdale, and Mr and Mrs Napper, of Cargill, were present to sympathize with the afflicted famâ€" ily. ® O Mt, Forest are at present the Rues:' ‘ of their brother, De Pickor ing, § Mr Jmo. Sut herland, of Li * P. R ‘ office, Fort William, is. u. Ieaknnrbacvend Durham relatiyes an &o* , # VSt to j present. .1 frieeads at| Mrs. J, M. Hunter, Brandon, arvived in Darham last week and is the guest of friends here. _ She had the melan» choly satisfaction of being present at the funeral of her old friend Mrs, Mighton whom she had known for many years, even before coming to Durham, Mr Fred and Miss Hisi of Mt. Forest are at preser of their brother, De Pick e raw material. Mrs, John Bugg wi Tuesday 24 inst, and each month from 4 to e â€" is R. Morice and K. Pettigrew .e home Saturday last from Saisk., «ter nearly a three month‘s stay. Both had profitable seasons in charge of threshing outfits. Mrs Walter Nichol Jr. Bbas from Toronto, after spepding with friends there, Miss Tena McKinnon, of Priceyille, was a guest at Gray‘s and Mountrin‘s, south of town. ness in a law suit Mr C, Lang went to Orange sitto Wedresday. where he is to 88 a wik. i Miss Aunnie Levine was in Toronto last week visiting her friends. ’ Mr Jas. R. Darling, of Simeo®, is visiting at the old home here, Miss Grace Hunter spent a few days last week with friends in Mt Forest, Mr. E. J, Hariford is buying logs for the Knechtel Co. along the C. P. R. line. will be sacrificedâ€" will be continued, until every saving opportunities. â€"â€"â€"â€"# 0 @4 _ will » _ Al, left for Toronto oap» .emain for the week, i s«er of the School book & who are now preparing eaders. Boots ) for.. 6 C Boots, °. 98c 8B will be at hor,» ~ and dirst Tuesday n 4 to & p. m, P * 40c but greater still will be the Bargains in Clothingâ€"and Shoes for the next tw !or. ts retarnr q ‘ Pric?ville spepding & mor,.th [ the Sunda 19c *E Tet: Picko kevring, | dr grasp the greatest money saving opportunity of your life. Read these prices, it will prove money in your pocket. » .. Millinery on of 19 Girnts Tailor and Furnisher, Durham In Men‘s Suits will certainly satisâ€" {:; the most exacting dresser. _ It is niade in a variety of fabrics in fashâ€" icmable designs, and the garments are ci1t and {fashioned in compliance with tlie current styles, . If you visit our store we are positive you will find an ideal Suit for yourself at an ideal price Everything in Men‘s Furnishings at lowest prices. . ‘ | _ To clear off the remaicder of our fall \and Winter Hats and other Millinery | Goods, we are sacrificing everything | and haye cut prices just in two. See | our assortment in our Showrooms, Come and inspect our dainty Handâ€" painted China and new stock of Fancy Goods, just arrived, | From another Corresr I The Rev. Thos. Laidi , y as announced, preac aed [Sermons on the "vricey |last Sunday. _ e was g ! large and h.igh’.y appreci | gregations. why , responder | to hls_ cleqiar .nt appeal i: |the Missiccn ary cause, Th | Berty a» sisted at Price j Ebew i£. u; _ s 3 Mabel Berry returned from tÂ¥X ing friends in Toronto and other | P4" cs last Saturday, :__ 8. S, Concert at Ebenezer (Glenâ€" |‘ mount) next Friday at 8 p. m. conâ€" | sisting of choice selections from the | HMall Choir, Solos by Miss Berry of | Priceville and others. Recitations by { the Sunday School and addresses by | Ministers and others. _ Admittance only 10 cts and 15 cts Smali 8. S children free,. Boys® Underwear, 250 Men‘s Und_erwear, in the Underwear For Men and Bc Service at the Orange Haill montat s p. nm. instead of â€" Men‘s highâ€"grade Suits and Overcoats, perâ€" fect fitting garments latest styles, worth 12.00 to 15.00, closing out price 7 35 Boys and Children‘s Suits, some as 1 98 high as g35, closingâ€"out sale price |. Em oT TY o W uP Men‘s Suits and Overcoats, large variety to select from, regular $10.00 to t2.50 goodg f0r..:. ; ...; ... 2. . 5-85 Men‘s Suits and Overcoats, plain and fancy positively worth 9.00, to goat ® M Men‘s Suits Overcoats Our Winter Model biitninr ind Ahids 0 40 ie s c B 10â€" 60c grade, sale price. . Over Hunter‘s Hardware Store, niat 3 p. m. instead of 7.30 con cted by the Pastor Rev. H. Berry Harry Burnett 200 CS mAAA Y,00, to go at 3 98 l ca s W Miss Bugg Buy your war; at Half Price Priceville oeq _ OWV aw of Eugenia ced, â€" preat 16q Missionary 9n the "priceville Circuit Y+. . U e was greeted with high «y appreciative conâ€" wir , responded liberally «@" nt appeal in behalf of F ary cause, The Rev,. Mr sisted at Priceville and AgR: ants in Dry Goods : the Bargains in this continued closing out Saleâ€"it will pay to buy your W for the next two years at this sale, and proved a wonderful success. _ THE RESULTâ€"Hundreds upon hunâ€" news of the many bargains, and the amount of money saved in attendâ€" THE DURHAM REVIEW and 35¢ grade 5oc and sondent , Egre Boys $‘s worth of the balance of this entire Stock is sold 19c [o in shia ¢, 1.; 7 â€"" 8€8 their fall. He is able to brisg to such a meeting a wealth of remiu) scent lore, Mr Grant took up the ind? stri early Durham, sketched their ri:..::: | unfortunately in too many 6# seg Lnals Mr Allan paid a tribute to the ; Dr Gun for the educational influs ., be had over the school and in || town. Briefly also he skeiche q . growth of the school in attenday ce, the grants received and in other w and paid a compliment to the gen ally progressive character Of VÂ¥ ue va ous trustee boards, No 13 was Mr Winter bourne, who was an artist as well as teacher, scraps of whose work may be found round the town hali yet. He had the facult of making friends and foes and nmcg strife raged round him. No 14 was MrWherry, Mr Allan‘s preâ€" decessor, who after wards was appointâ€" ;'d an Inspector, but did not hold it ong. on o oa o 0 t Ceneder in 1877 and a man of great ability naltural and acquired. No 12 wae Mr Armstrong, stillâ€"or until latelyâ€"in charge of Orangeville Public School. Re is a brother ot Mrs H. H. Miller. _ Then came one Alulien, then one Collins, then a better known one Mecâ€" Lelian, He taught at Bunessan before Durhatn and his facue and abilities drew ambitious young men from lon distances to have the benefit of hg tuition. The eighth was Mr Jones who wilt be remembered b{)mwy as a business man later, McDonaud and Evans came next, followed by Mr Cushnie, who was the first Model School teacher in 1877 and a maun nf amase CLin d The 4th was a hot headed Irishman named Plunkett who tvust have been a terror from the incidents Mr Allan and Mr Grant relatei of him, The third was the wellâ€"knowr,. Dunâ€" can Carmphell, of Hanover ‘.,rmfl-‘y clerk of Hanover and of Bentinck municipalities, and an officis lin active service yet in several capaci! 1es, Long may be live, a link with th.e past. He may wear out, he‘ll never rust out. John Moodie followed, in this as in several other ways, military, mercanâ€". tile and professional, aiding the CAF y growth of the towa. _ * MooGgie‘s ‘sor. ner," recalls this pioneerito old timw s1 5, The first to wreld authority wa«s a Mir Comnor and of him little is known. The Preebyterian Guild on Monday night had the second of their reminisâ€" cent eyemings On this occasion Enncipnl Allan took ug the record of is predecessors in the school since the earlisat days, and made of it a most interesting discourse, throwing in reflectioms of his own, incidents grave or gay recorded of the worthies of ths past, and not sparing himsel{ in some ¢# his early escapades, He is the 15th Principal of Durham School and to keepa record of the Dominies his recemcK has brought to light we present them here. Early Durham Men‘s Rancy colored Shirts, was 1.0 & BHU 1. 85 fOL .. :. : +.: ¢+@1‘«+1»s VC1d lot of Boys Shirts worth up to socand 606 fOF,..... ..s««+ i++, _A Odd lot of Gents Fancy Ties was 25:¢ and 35¢, closing out sale price... . Odd lot of Men‘s and Boys‘ Linen Coliars worth 15¢ and 20c¢, closâ€" 2 { ing out sale price.... ... Or 5C Tapestry Carpets worth up to 65e per yd, closing out sale price. ... ‘Tapestry Carpet, 27 inches wide, wortit 50C IO0L .. + .1, 1., ; **‘+4s w 190 Ingrain Carpet, 36 inches wide gracie for..;.. ... . .] . [ S t sifo Dominies. ) to the °* late nal infl@f ‘nce and in the sketche d the 7 PONY uk great ability iylts Carpets n‘s preâ€" ‘ {Mis‘memory‘maing as good as his powâ€" ippoiot. $#re ‘of observation have been keen, hold it } HMe‘ended bis review by paying a comâ€" â€" Apliment to the Duurham Furniture Co., Pr ‘ms one‘of the bast paying industmes éfl 'a‘:; tThe‘to#wn ‘had ever had. las .t Mr C. Rainage ‘made a few remerks o':':“ and Rev Mr Farqiiharson summed up _-K.,,,fi , the whole and suggested another " ce, in ‘ _ ways generâ€" 1@ Variâ€" Men‘s Furnishings Â¥ iew Office, A Bic Buxpus of old paper, : to lay | lack «â€" ; u nder carpets for 5 cents ag the ite, Mcintyre Biockâ€"Lambton St It isn‘t so difficult to streng then a weak stomâ€" ! tich if one goes at it correctly. ind this is true ¢>f the heart and kidneys. °T; \¢ old fashioned \ way of dosing the Stomach 'M-lllmllth!’ the ) leart and %h surely we v.ig! Dr Shoop Lirst pointed out error. *Go tothe weak or ; l%mdflnxoflmw sa id he. _ Each 1 organ hasits controlling or * inside nerve" | Â¥Yhen these nerves fail then those mn‘smun 'g:ly falter, ?flu%ul k dm-' here to dispense rec end Dr ’Mol""lmufln. A few days m t will surâ€"| @ ly tell! â€" Bold by MacFarlane and C 0. Miss Ida Wilson contributed a fine ; molo during the even iog. The Guild‘s «pecial nights are pro yving very interâ€" «esting. i Apeapepamimscamigae hirts, was ac rorth up to w ies was 25. ale price... . &: We l:ave a good line of Fall Shoes both fine and heavy, , loather lined and felt lined, just the shoe for fall ar id winter. â€" Heavy rubbers now on display. , 40¢ It will pay you before buyring a fall Suit to come and e xamine our clothing, " The Regont Brand." «Our new Winter styles in "Regent" Overcoats havo just arrived : these are designed and made by the most expert men in the business, _ They have such perfection of fit and finish as will appeal at onea to your best judgement, Hisie! A ied th ie it mnik iecr aemritiree ts TFIE PEOPLES STORE ROBERT BURNETT Fresh Grocvries always on Hand. MHighest prices paid for Produce. closingâ€"out, qâ€"tâ€"business Sale prices Overcoats ! FOOTWEAR 4 boxes Matches, 1000 in each box _ SAl€@ PTMIOB. .... .2 s aaa en n n k n ++ Washing Ammonia, 10c goods for.. Black Tea, 50c grade, 3 lbs for... Ham, Chicken and Veal loaf, ready for lunch, per bux ...... .. . ..>+ Men‘s Tweed and Fancy Worsted Suitings to clear at .... HALF PRICES and less 3% yds donbleâ€"width Tweed Suitâ€" ing, worth z.00 yd for...... .. 3% yds doubleâ€"width Tweed Suitâ€" ing worth 1. 25 fOr,........+1+« 7 );ards Tweed Suiting worth 1.00 NONE 2 2s 00 005 in as id can Te n on on T ay y it l h o0 MB IR c un n 0t ‘ine fancy English Worsted Suitâ€" ings,the latest, worth $3 & 3.50 3t _ A. B. Mclellan. Groceries Matches, 1000 in each box . 4f B , IN NEW QUARTERS Barclay aud Beli‘s old stand Aiter two years in buasiness in Durham I thank beartily the many farmers and others who bhavefavored me with their trade asd hnv:'fileum in announcing h;u I 1 ll‘i the t‘murioh bave Â¥* pleasure in meeting in more commodious Tnmn. all my old triends and trust many new ones. Promptness and fair dealâ€" ing will eontinue to be my motto, Yours for business, t cARD OF THANKS , .31bs for. .. 1 w ‘cal lo;;,‘ ready 1.00 "*"~ 1 o0 1.89 THMCE DU o ale"ale%ele"ae ce â€"~ Jss ts #nansa®Add t CEareu¢¥ week t! VOL. Brc ( ) Ther rHC HOU 11 THE RJ H1) H 10c U All W e || ho W h 111 w 11