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Â¥ h $3 68 Drs.KENNEDY &KENNEDY t / 0) e nta nlare se n n s o .e & * __']4 2 *) Proofs «« Spring "/ D»s.CENNEDY & KENNEDY Located in Our Own Office Building. We are showing a very attractive line of Men‘s Tweed and worsted Trousers that we are selling at special prices. After a big season‘s selling in Men‘s and Boys‘ Clothing, it leaves us with many broken lines. Seme have only one or two sizes of a kind left. So if your size is here, you get a snap. _ We do not claim to sell every suit in our store at cost, but a great many.will be cleared at less than cost of manufacture. s Cor. Michigan Ave., and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. We are clearing the balance of our stock of stylish trimmed Millinery at sweeping reductions. Here is the chance for you to secure an extra Hat at a very low price. _ You will find a wide choice of styles in the very latest models suitable for summer wear. * Sole Agents for Progress Brand Clothing Special Clearing of Clothing .':_’_L!V'.."‘.;"M’;'.’;".m'i.: . 4 Hlortock fl Tailoring %: linec. Each Spring season shows us to the front with an attractive and distinctive stock of suitings. Present stock is no exception, unless it is that it‘s better. _ We invite you to come and see it. You take is an artistic well fitting one if we are your tailors. _ Our customers are wise as to what‘s becoming and as to what wears well in the RBargains in Hifittinery L Cw ' &;13' su Any View 3/ [# | Al Â¥ou take is an artistic well fitting one if we are UÂ¥ 2 th ur tailors. _ Our customers are wise as to what‘s r, 2 coming and as to what wears well in the S | al 8# | si Tailored Clothes ts . Each Spring season shows us to the front «K3 C,] h an attractive and distinctive stock of suitings. Â¥|@ | Sis esent stock is no exception, unless it is that it‘s $3 ter. _ We invite you to come and see it. Â¥#) g | sig s | â€" es Â¥[# | sp "(#O | las H. A. BURNETT : J i tal e #} Ar 2 | or. The Men‘s Man. Â¥#l@| Isg mmmzz_es & gh eemamemuscns A‘ Tailored Clothes Any View We guarantee to cure NERVOUS DEBIL!TY, BLOOD DISEASES, STRICTURE, VARICOCELE, KIDNEY AND BLADDER DiSEASES. Consulte, Won Free. If unable to call, write for a question Blank for Home Treatment. For over 20 years Dre. K. & K. have treated with the greatest success all diseases of men end women. If you have any secret disease that is a worry and a menace to your health consult old established physicians who do not have to experiment on you. Excesses and indiscretions are the cause of more sorrow and suffering than all other diseases combined We see the victims of vicious habits on <very hand> the sallow, ,)imuled face dark circled eyes, stooping orm, Stunted development. bashful, melanâ€" «holic countenance and timic bearing sro claim to all the world his folly and tend to blight his existence. Our treatment Qosmve» ly cures all weak men by overcoming and removing the ¢ffecis of former indiscretions and excessos. . It stops all drains and quickly restores the vietim to what nature intended â€" a healthy and happy man with physical, menâ€" tal and nerve power complete. Successors to ORS. KENNEDY & KERGAN NERVOUS DEBILITY CURED Friday‘s rain threatened to spoil the annual picnic in Derby‘s Woods. But everyone was glad of the rain so they all turned out and had quite a happy afternoon. After the lunch was over there was a program conâ€" sisting of singing by the Guild Choir and by the school children, speeches by:Mr Wm Allen of Vu-n:f, Mr D. Leith of Con 2, Mr Robt. B gham of Mr and Mrs Hugh Falton and Miss Isabelle took in the Bananna Social given by the Ladies‘ Institute at Ayton on Tuesday evening last. Mr Thos. Falton of Aberdeen, was a visitor at his mother‘s on Monday of last week. Master James and Miss Christena Hanna of Ayton, spert a few days with their old schoolâ€"mates and took in the picnic. Mrand Mrs Will Miller of Gleneden, spent a few days the beginning of last week with their relatives at the mili. _ Mrs Miller returned Tuesday taking with her, her little brother Arthur Dicbel and Mastar Elgin Millâ€" er. Mrs David Robinson visited ber sisfc_ars at Galt over July 1st. Mr Louie Sachs and sister, j Miss Clara, spent a tew days with their sisters in Berlin, last week. Mr and Mrs Ross of Hanover, were also Dominion Day visgitors at Mr Wm Sharp‘s. Sehool ciossd Wednesday for the summer vacation. Mr and Mrs George of Walkerton, spent Sunday with srs George‘s sister, Mrs M. W. Byers at Bonnyâ€" view Farm. Miss Mildred Leeson spent the week end with her friend Miss Jennie Coper. Miss Esther Sharp of Shallow Lake, ;Yent Dominion Day with her uncle, r Wm Sharp and remained over tor the picnic on Friday. Nothing in the way of a Cough is quite so annoying as a tickling, teasing wheezing, bronchial Cough, The quickâ€" est relief comes perhaps from a preâ€" scription known to Druggists everywhere as Dr Shoop‘s Cough Remedy. And besides, it is so thoroughly barmless that mothers give it with perfect safety even to the youngest babes. The tender leaves of a simple mountain shrub, give to Dr Shoop‘s Cough Remedy its reâ€" markable curative effect. Jt is tenly a most certain and «rustworthy prescripâ€" tion. Sold by MacFarlave & Co. Mr and Mrs John Byers of Toronto, vlig‘ted over the weekâ€"end with Mr T. Byers and family . Mr Angas McKeebnie is busy at present veneering bis house and other repairs. The Rev. Mr Mather on and family will be leaying for their holiday residence at Muskoka on Jaiv 13th. The Rev. Dr Mallen late of Fergus will preach the last two Sandays in July and arrangements are made for the Rev. Mr Berry to take the next twoSabbaths by having union serâ€" vices, We are very sorry to hear of the serious illness of Mr George Arrowâ€" smith‘s only son of Pomona but while there is life there is hope and we hope that this young man‘s lifle may yet be spared . The grader bas been doing good work on the south line and other places auring the past week. Teachers are all away at their several homes or"some other place for the next six weeks, Mr and Mrs Neil McKinnon of the Poss Oflice here visited friends at Paisley and Port Eigin daring the past week. We bad the pleasure of attending the Jubilee services held in Durham on Sunday the 27th inst. and was greatly delighted to listen to the yenerable Dr Fletcher‘s eloqnence as a pulpit orator and to the grand singing but on Sacrainental occasions slower music would sound with more solemnity. The old tuneof St. Paul‘s and that fine old paraphrase " Oh God of Bethel by whose hands &c." would sound as well if sung to the old, time of 50 or 100 years ago at a Communion season but on other ocâ€" casions faster time is more lively. In looking around and taking a yview of the vast assembly on that solemn oecasion we could see many of the dear old fople whose day is far spent and the shades of evening now drawing nigh we fancy we could picture in their faces that their thoughts flew back as by electricity to the days of their youth fifty or more years ago when they worshipâ€" ped, not in a fine brick church furâ€" nished with an expensive pipe organ and cushioned seats but in old log barns where sometimes the crowihg of fowl would sound as it they were joining in, in asâ€"isting the precentor to carry out the tune, not Hymns, but the old Psalms. Quite a change in the weather. On Saturday last the 3rd of July from the intense heat of the previous week to cool and we almost say cold weather and some driving used overâ€" coats and mitts. . Slight showers of rain on Friday which helps the parched ground a little as crops were beginning to suffer for want of rain. Gaelic Sacrament in the Presbyâ€" terian church here last Sunday and wasfairly well attended but might be better as there are such a number of young and old that can talk and understand it all right. But the poor old f)eople that really needed the old language are gettivng very few in numbers for every Communion season finds some missing that have passed from the scenes of time since the preceding one. Foctball and baseball are the chiet amusement to while away the long summer evening by those who don‘t feel tired enough after their day‘s work at their daily calling. The first of July was quictly observed here but some went to Flesherton and others to Dromore and some to Torozto and other points taking advantage of the cheap rates. o# @ 4@ _ Hampden Priceville A failing tiny nerveâ€"no larger than the finest silken thread â€"takes from the Heart its impulse, its power, its reguâ€" larity, The Stomach also bas its hidâ€" den, or inside nerye. 1t was Dr Bboop who first told us it was wrong to drag a weak or failing Stomach, Heart or Kidnevs. â€"His prescriptionâ€"Dr Shoop‘s Restorativeâ€"is ‘diregtgd straight for the cauâ€"e of these ailmentsâ€"tlesp woerk and faltering inside nerves, This, no doubt clearly explains why the Restorâ€" ative has of late grown so rapidly in popularity. _ Druggists say that those who test the Restorative even for a few days soon become fully convinced of its wonderful merit, Anyway, don‘t drug the organ, Treating the panee of sickness is the only sensible and successful way., Sold h Mr Tom Campbell left Tuesday, the 28rd on an extended trip to Vanâ€" couver, Scattle and other western points: We think that one of the young men west of oyr burg should be more careful to fulfil his promise, as a friend of his appeared much disapâ€" pointed on not meeting him at baseâ€" ball practice at Sarkett‘s Corner on Saturday e€fening. _ What do you think Wili ?2 John Hill has the contract of reâ€" roofing and making other repairs on J. H. Richardson‘s house. Mr Alex Richardson had the misâ€" fortune of losing a fine colt on Monâ€" day of last week. Sunstroke while in pasture was the cause ot death. J. Iill has purchased a fine hackâ€" ney colt, whic}» auy fancier of that fine type of horse couid not help but admire. The purchase was made from Mr John Plester, the well.known horse dealer of New England. Members of the bachelors‘ club which has been dispersed for the sumâ€" mer, are begigning to anvicipate diffiâ€" culty in reâ€"orgamszing for the winter, owing to the epidemic of matrimony which is now current in our burg. Tha home of Mr and Mrs Nobl« Wilson was the scene of a preity wedâ€" ding Tuesday, June 29th, when the marriage was solemmnized of their daughter Maggies to Mr ‘Ym. Beaton, of Glenetg. Among our sportsmen who attendâ€" ed tke Flesherton celebration wera Jolin Alacorn who is interested in harse racing, Less Watson, J. H. Richardson and R. J, MeNelty interâ€" ested in foot racing and jumping, the latter won second money in the three mile race, while ghe rest had lots of fan. Most of the young people of our burg attended the Foresters‘ picnic at Dromore, where all report having spent a very pleasant afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jas. Hopkins visited at Mr and Mrs W,. J. Wilson‘s of Boothville, Sunday last. A number from this part spent the 1st of July at Dromore pienie and reâ€" port a good time. Mr and Mra L. Karstedt, of Daurâ€" ham, bolidayed July 1st with Mr and Mrs Jas, Hoplins. Miss Moffat, of Toronto, is visiting ber aunt, MrJas. Whitmore at pres ent, May and Geo. Hopkins attended the Wilsonâ€"Beaton wedding _ at Boothville on Tuesday last, Miss Sarah McDoneld is home from Hamilton for a week or two holidays. She was accompanied by her friend, Mr and Mrs Alex Traynor attended the funeral of the latter‘s ccusin, Miss Allie Wright, Hanover, Wednesday last who was drowned while bathing in the Saugeen priver, Hanover. Three more new memlers joined the L..0O, I4, No 1192 on Monday night last, Mr Herbert Whitmore went with the volunteers to Owen Sound on Tuesday morning last. Mr and Mrs Wm, Brown visited Rev Mr and Mrs McLennan, Walkâ€" erton, the latter part of last week. Mr H. Patterson and sons Cover dale and Goldwin of Priceville, spent a few days receatly with triends here. Misses Hazel and Zetta Marshall, Darham, were the guests of Mr and Mrs Wm. Brown oyer Sunday. ed with Mr and Mrs Robert Currie, Lamlash. . Mr and Mrs Harry Brunot and listle daughter left Thursday for a couple of weeks holidays with relatives in Lucknow. A tiskling or dry cough can be quickâ€" ly loosened with Dr Shoop‘s Cough Remedy. No opium, no chloroform, nothing unsate or harsh. Sold by Macâ€" Farlane & Co. Alarge number from here attendâ€" ed the picnic at Crawford Tuesday ot last week. They must haye had a good ‘time, as they say they won‘t miss Crawtord picnic next year. .Mr and Mrs Dougald McCallam and family, O wen Sound, are visiting friends here this week. Mr Taylor of Toronto, visited his friends the Whiteford family last week. _ Mr Taylor intends to go to China in the near fature as a missionâ€" ary. Mr and Mrs A. Green of Lamlasb, spent Friday with Mrs Green‘s mothâ€" er, Mrs J. Derby. Allan Park and Mr Taylor of Toronto and reciiations by several of the children. ‘The ball games which followed were interfered with by the rain. Mrs Lo#beed of Shallow Lake and Mrs Walden of Neustadt, wore guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs A. Marshall last week. THE Mr and Mrs Ralph Bruant Sundayâ€" Popular Place Swinton Park â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"# #â€"4â€"â€"_â€". TORONTO Mulock *4 & ++ A good comfortabhle hoyse with hard water inside ; rent $6 per month. ‘Tallow.... .. ]EB::tter................ 1188.to 18 RBriis sivs sirirr«s : to _ 18 Potatoes per bag...... 50 to 60 Flour per ewt ........ 3 25 to 3 40 Oatmeal per sack..... 3 00 to 3 00 Chopfier ewb........ 1 25 to 1 50 Live Hogs per ewt... 6 25 to 6 75 Hides per Ib,..... .... 8 to 5 Sheepskins............ 45 to 47 Durnax, Jaly 7, 1903. Fall Wheat........... $1 30 to #1 30 Spring Wheat........ 1 30 to 1 30 Oaty::> /1 ++ «+««*s~1.% dORO > 50 Post.:........‘......." ~8@to > «85 Darigy..:;. :; +; :;rs 411 55 to _ 60 Hay.........,..;.....‘# 000 9 00 Batter .:..;.. ... ... ... â€"ABAY 18 WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY HEADQUARTERS FOR To Rent 3 good houses, Apply to d all Ice Cream uks Dr. Shoop‘s Restorative City Bakery hi :. o7 pv ons OB o Aniri C seb Pidad 4AAA 24 ids For stomach distress, bloating, biliousness, bad breath and sallow comtlexion. try Dr. Shoop‘s Restorativeâ€"Tablets or Liquidâ€"and see for your self what it can and will do, We sell and cheer tully recommend It was this fact that first correctly led Dr. Shoog in the creation of that now very popular Stomac Remedyâ€"Dr. Shoop‘s Restorative. Going direct to the stomach nerves, alone brought that success ana favor to Dr. ShooJa and his Restorative. With ovut that original and highly vital principle, n« such lasting accomplishments were ever to be had â€"â€"Ed.] [An appreciative reference is made to the Sumptonâ€" McDonald wedding, which appeared in Review last week. Ftomrcb trouble is but a symptom of, and not in itself a true disease. We think of Dyspepsia, Heartburn, and Indigestion as real discases, yet they aro symptoms nnl{ of a certain woJfle Nerve sicknessâ€"nothing else. _ A sad and sudden call came to a young man of our neighbouring townâ€" ship, a Mr Brillenger of Brant. He was at bis farm work harrawing in a closse field next to the tush and as the dinner hour had come, his parents got anxious for lhns return. His fathâ€" er went back to the field and was hock=d to find him almost lifeless beside the fence. He hbad tied Ius horsesand his handkerchief was wet where he had been bathing his hoad with the drinking water he had with him, â€"He had a sunstroke some three years ago and this was another which took him, It is hard to realize he was so suddenly called away. He was a promising young man with great abilityâ€" Mr Archie MeDongall and Mr Dougald McDonald, Jr. atâ€" tended the funeral to Malcolm. Mrs Mcintyre, of Priceville, is via: iting at Mr_Dorgald McDonald‘s and D. McKechnie‘s at present. People are grateful for the nica shower of rain. Mr Dunean McKinnon and Miss Kate attended the ‘funeral of their uncle, the late Malcolm McLean, of Walkerion. Mr Peter Cook arrived home after spending some eight months in Toâ€" ronto. Messrs Alex Brown and Alex Hobâ€" kirk attended the barnâ€"raising of the formet‘s brother, Angus Brown, of Louise. last week. Quite a number from here took in Louise picuie which was held on the first. It was a grand success, good program and large crowd. _ They were from different places, Hanover, Chesley, Dornoch, as it wns a holiâ€" day, It was a good day‘s outing. Mr Alex Brown and Miss Kate visâ€" ited their cousin, Mrs Colin Mcelnâ€" tyre, of Dornoch, last week. Indigestion Miss Sarah McDonald arrived home last Friday from Hamilton, acâ€" companied by a lady friend. Miss Fanny McNally bas gone to Owen Sound on a yisit. Mr Duncan MeKinnon and Miss Kate were visiting the McCormick‘s of Bunessan the week end. The McDougall girls from Durham paid a fiying visit home one Sunday lately, Durham Markets. . A. Rowe Confectionery Cooked Meats Cured Meats Groceries Choice Pickles, 15¢ qt All Fruits in Season House to Rent Sold by MacFarlane and Co m We supply the best Crawford Wa. Larptaw aud all refreshing q;iuxs_s. Try us. Mfi ie service 5 to 18 18 2/ Will rent for tm of reur-. 100 acr« 5 farm in Glenelg, on» half way betwoee! , Durham and Priceville, ~ <_ ‘The farm is well fenced and is water. | ed by neverâ€"failing spring creek., 1. »api s 122 P BC Pact mt Sm es 4 you can borrow elsewhere, sn Debts Collected, No charge if nothâ€" ing collected. All kinds of financial business carefully and quietly attenâ€" ded to. "Always Prompt, Never Negligent," i V ‘vtudiiiinths mesivatI istecacisi ts . H0 0 111 County of Greyâ€"a gift at #$2700, 100 Acres, Bentinckâ€"Fine brick ven.â€" eered and frawe dwelling, frame bank barn and all good buitdings, price $2600 ; hardly the value of the buildings. Owner bound to sell, 130 acres Bentinck â€" 4; miles from Hanover,"close to school and Post Office with daily mail, Brick house, frame bank barn, great snap, and Many other Good Bargains in Farm and Town property, If you want to Buy or Sell go to Miller No charge if no business done. Railway and Steamship Tickets to all points, l(ggey to Lend at lower rates than The Hanover Conveyancer, offers : 200 Acres Glenel[;»~(iood frame dwelâ€" ling and one of the very best and largest frame bank barns in the [ Bent ©1500 & * d I s _ _ _L__,â€" . |JJ Farmers For further particulars apply to m ors Rroduge Wan Money tobe Made We can suit you in Screen Doors and Window Screens, as we have qualâ€" ity, quantity and right price. Do not drive without one of our Fly Nets. Protect your horses and cattle by using some of insect and fly destro yer Berger‘s pure Paris Green and hurch‘s Bug Killer in abundance. We have just opened out another assortment of Hammocks. _ Secure one and enjoy home life. Have you seen our fine stock of Sprayersâ€"both Lawn and Garden. Try a bottle of our Silver polish, and you will never be without it.. Our store is noted for being stocked with everyâ€"thing upâ€"toâ€"date in the Hardware line. Every woman should have one of our Strawberry Hullers, and make preserving a pleasure. If your Furniture is getting scratched or dull, buy a bottle of our Furniture Polish. by attending to this advertisement of STOVES, RANGES TIN and ENAMEL W ARE, FLEURY‘S PLOWS, SHARES, ROOT PULâ€" PERS and TURNIP DRILLS. We also carry a fine assortment We have just passed into stock the following new and upâ€" toâ€"date goods, which we cordialâ€" ly invite the ladies of Durham and surrounding country to call and examine : A Timely Warning Don‘t wait until the Logs get a start in your Potato C10p before you kill them. _ An inâ€" jured crop is never so productiye as one that is carefully watched for Bugs. â€" Apply Parker‘s Bug Killer just as quickly as they appear and knock them out. You only have to do it once. GUN‘S DRUG STORE If you get it at GUN‘S, it‘s good For ali size packages 81.J) per 100. _ Made and sold only at New Pancy Goods Stock Hardware! W. Black K. Cochrane Opposite S. Seott‘s store Pasture to Rent. Linen Damasks Towels Fancy Linens Lace Curtains Embroideries Laces Flannellettes Dress Goods Hosiery Ladies‘ Whitewear Fancy wGoods H. H. MILLER, THERE‘S rates than N 21001 qilcloth .. ...25¢ a square 54 Table 8ilelotb. 45 ln"wlde..f‘. .25¢ ya Newi’rinta'nnd(}lnglum s now in See our 25¢ and 50¢ Dress Gooas Call and see us, Allâ€"wool Blankets, #$3, 4 and 4.75 pr Bed comforters from 1.35 to 3.00 es Lu-{e 11x4 size Flannellette Bianâ€" ets, white or grey.,,.1.25 pair Lace Curtains, . .25¢, 50c, 75¢, 1,00 ea Honeycomtb waol Shawls, 0c, 75. 81 Black sateen Underskirte, 81, 1,75 ea Men‘s Cardigan Jackeis 1.00, 1.25 ea Choice Contectionary Pure Spices & Vinegars New Fruits BIG 4 I{ you want a waist don‘t missthis chance as they were cheap before the reduction. Boys‘ Cotton Nickerg for 50c a pair, just the thing or the holidays, C. L. GRANT 50 Waists to be sold to clear, All the expensive ones are sold out, Nothing left over 82 50 each and to get rid of the halanâ€" ce we will sell them at the folâ€" lowing prices . y $2.50 Waist for........... 200 & 1.15 Waist for.... +.50 Waist for ...... 1.25 Waist for ......... in Lawn and Muslin, Ladies‘ Waists DRUGGISTS AXD MacFARLANE Applied dryâ€"sticks to the vinesâ€"rain will not wash it off, fertilizes the cropâ€"try it and compare results. Slug Shot, Whale Oil Boap uand other insectiâ€" cides. Strietly Pure The kind that never fails to kil. the Potato Bug, MATTHEWS & LATIMER C. P. R. Town Office Buy yur Tickets here , Feed, Seed & Groceries . H. BEAN Our Potato Bug Killer Ue Selis Cheap A Big Sale of JULY 8, 1909 aris JCCkK#$]J1)1IR Green ) 4# 4q" porrdge mection Small M on the « e1eties and to =] #l ; that $250 o Blst Regimeont were adopted. Bix meetings the sesmon, tn whh in our la mente presentc ing were the pr Jury at the G, from Daundalk a “‘ .‘7.75 res} ruwa for lan: or grant of $20 Bociety . A report from recommended a no metion be tal |-lywu count y eaffs ; that th« Btrathcona 1!0= laid over wll n« Bound borpital | dition that is 1 house of refuge : ment free of ch County Agricult d 'mnud eac tutes $25 ; that : tere FPalls, Ag: ‘This departm GQCurtains and \\ cheapest. _ ‘T this ddpartme House Fur hban ones, O Manover‘s s share $170.35 The urban : ty owe it to 1: they receive | wrongtully ley q‘u’po«-u dan is levy sho« upon the rora: errar was diso. year. A bylas siou to levy t municipalities broad, One m County of (Gâ€" @8 m skim mill whole mik. _ To down after the m vanced that th« make butter ftor t ifil%dr;mn )e they Could not that the inmate: should rot be «1 «quality of milk the boards of he: pormdge. The mection with a one of its last enneto welf as cf the opinio was gooad enough i house of refuge and 1 manrde thut imany o! t| eounty and some oye, themselyes usod :« Dar Ehe Burkam % men‘s clotl working | chambray, prices so t! Just arrived a fine all, " made in Ca: The question i answer is that we shoes is better to not sold. The County Coun seion on Batarday In Prin peatest p THURSDA \ JULY 8, 1909 County Coun Profi‘is & We instructe 3peCc neu