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RC atches ‘All Sk Headquarters for . Hardware & Furniture Roofing Guns and Ammunition Lenahan & Mclntosh Axes, Saws, YEPTEMBER 23, Lenahan & McIntosh. o ¢>~%RGC> BC3 Mflfimm: urniture W ATCHMAKER JEWELER OPTICIAN 3 0¢_ .3 L »BL+> DL <J4+ 24 220 =nszzam® uxvams ammnenmsnriie :.; In our New Store â€"old Parrok stand g _ Patents tak special notice, yen four monthbs, 4 2000 0 yOA MUNN & Co.25!#» New York ‘Bravch Office. 6Â¥ W‘ 3t., Washington, D. C S mE Bm A handsomely ilustrated week ulation of any scientifle jowrn T TL aV Gald hy Scientific American,. shingled roof leaks, don‘t waste time and money by patching it. _ Cover it with Brantford Roofâ€" and make it waterâ€"tight for many years. _ Ifthe shingles are not off in patches you can readily l1y Brantford Roofing over them and a neat job of it. September staurts the Sporting Season. We have a good assortment of guns, rifies and amâ€" munition. â€" In addition to the stock we carry we have every facility for getting almost immediateâ€" ly anything wanted in the line of hunting supplies. ‘an be laid over old shingles. _ If your old In these lines more than any others, quality counts. We try to get the best qualities and we think it you examine the goods you will agree with us when we say that we have. Black Diamond Axes, Saws ard tools are all fully cuaranteed. A fatl line thing you rot got it Ing a akotch and dcleflgtlnn -:z wn our opinion free w ether obably patentable. Communic® nfident ml.lllmdk;.oion r-flu st ngeney for secu ngpuon n lgrnu.zh Munn & Co. receive vithout charge, in the IIRUTTUTC TTTUTY Maamil y dn'|;:|,?‘ll|l' journal, Terms, $3 a nths, $1. Sold by nll.x:evwsler{ edding Presents of new ond upâ€"toâ€"date goods. Anyâ€" wish can be secured for you if we have in stock. â€" See our Showrooms. v. Largest cirâ€" rs Promptly Attended to . WEBSTER W atches, Clocks, J ewellery, Cut Glass Silverware, China, Ebony Goods All W | Watches, Clocks, & Jewelery repaired same day as left in. \=____â€"(World for 15 mos.) Other combinations made known on application. Combinations of three or more papet A. H. Jackson is an riage Licenses, Durham Review nd Weekly Globe. Review nd Farmers‘ Sun .. Review nd Farmers‘ Sun ...... 1.175 Review nd W. Mail & Empire.. 1,50 Review nd Montreal W. Wit. ..1.80 Review nd Family Her. & Star.1.8 0 Review nd Daily Globe...... .. .4. 40 Review nd Daily World ... ... .. 2.60 Vearly Clubbing Offers, "L 00 o1 00 10. 0 t o snn i F i can also be made at reduced rates sc Sm Issue? of Mar , Ont. Independent Order of Foresters. Thirteenth Annual Meeting at srampton. 81,55 (Crowded out two weeks ago) Braxrtox, Avoust 25th, 1909 Benefits paid in 1908 $2,722.627. Accumnlated funds $14,008,960, Port Hope next place of meeting. Through the conrtesy of Dr Hutton. a prominent member of the Order we are able to giye the following summary of the High Court proceediogs. The High Court of Central Ontario Independent Order of Foresters met here toâ€"day. Fully 270 subordinate courts, representing 18,000 members, sent over 300 delegates to represent them at this the thirteenth High Court mesting, Bro. J T Scolt, H C R, presided, The town is gaily decorated. Citizens generally baye placed their homes at the disposal of the billeting comumittee for the entcrtainment of delegates, An adldress of welcome was read by Bro. J T Lewis for the local court which was supplemented by an admirable apeech by Ero. 8 Charters, M P P for Peel. ‘ The report of the H C R Bro. J T Scott, was a complete and detailed reâ€" port of the work and was received with enthusiasm. . From the report it appears that 2,227 applications were received in this High Court jurisdiction during the year, of whom 2,638 were accepted, and 156 members of the jurisdiction joined the grest majority during the year. The death rate throughout the order for the vear has been about eight in one the year thousand. PA The benefits paid in Central Ontario amounted to $280,170 for last year. The accumulated fands of the Order on the 1st of August showed $14,063,â€" 960.70, an increase of $1,377,231.61 for the past twelye months, and the total benefits paid for 1908, $2,722, 627, The various standing committees were hamâ€" ed by the H C R. S1C Tho Chief was received by the High Court and many hundreds of the Forâ€" esters of Peol County. After marchâ€" * ing through the principal streets of the town an open air meeting . was held in Rosolea Park. It is estimated | ; that oyer 3,000 people were present, a great many ladies among the number‘ High Chicf Ranger Scottb presided. | , Musical selections were rendered (by | he Highlauder‘s Band and a fancy drill was given by the Royal Foresters. An address and purse were presented | by the Foresters of Peel County to Bro, (George A. Mitchell, Suporiatendent ot Field Work, for his efforts in leading the campaign that regulited within the last four months in adding 408 to the membership of the order in the county. Court Britaunia, Mono Road was pre: sented with a silk banner, having added 60 new members. The Supreme Chief‘s Address Thke feature of the afternoon‘s gathâ€" ering was the address of the Supreme Chief Ranger, _ He was introduced in felicitous terms by Bro. Rev. A, Meâ€" | Gillivray, who spoke of him as a man | who * stands tour square to every wind that blows," aud finds his shief occuaâ€" ‘\ pation in guarding the interests of the widow and orphar and his highest hapâ€" » | piness in relieving the distress and and sorrows of others, He was receivyed : with great enthusiasm, dwelt upon @| the work of the order that giyes to ¢ l its members a greoater number of beneâ€" : fits than any other fraternal organizaâ€" : tion in the world. F Very specially did he emphasize the * | work that was being done in caring : for the disabled, aged and sick momâ€" M | bers 126 of whom are now the wards of x | the order. He also indicated how the order was reaching out to give hospitrl treatâ€" ment to the siek brothers that might stand in need of it. â€" He stated that the greatest possible harmony and enâ€" thusiaso: preévailed amoug the memâ€" bership. 100,000 Maembers for Ontario For Ontario he would not be satisâ€" fed until the present membership of 60,000 was increased to 109,000. #Tne campaign is on " said the chief, * and there would be no letâ€"up until this goal is reached." Short and stirring addresses were given by Bro. E. J. Hearn, P. C. BR. ; Bro. Stewart, High Treasurer and Bro. Niddrio, High Secretary,. Bro. Stevenson left by the six o‘clock train to be present at the meeting of the High Court of Eastern Ontario, at Smith Falls He attendeod the High Court of \Yastern‘Ontuio at Chatham, earlior in s'ar'i;x the week. OMcers Elected for 1909 â€"10 H,. 0. R., Alex. Cowan, Ba H. C. R., J. T. Scott, Caledon ; H. V. C. R., Clarence Bell, Toronto ; H. S.. Dr. Niddrie, Creemore ; H. T., Alex. Stewart, Toronto ; H. P., Dr, Sharpe, Brampton ; H, C., G. G. Albery, MÂ¥eaâ€" tord ; High Auditors, J. Keachie, R. H. Cuthbeat, Toronto. - Appointed Officers s H. O., Rev, W. J. O‘Reilly, Chateâ€" worth ; H. J..8., W. J. Hetherington, Toronto ; H. 8. W. M. Foreman, Colâ€" lingwood ; H. J. W.. D. Osman, Lyle ; H. M., Col. W. Wallace, Toronto ; | H. Cond. J, G, Riordan, Orillia ; H. |\ S. B, W. Woodley, Toronto ; H.J. B., ‘ A, R, Williamson, Torounto ; H. Orâ€"| | ganist, E. Maxiom. Lindsay ; H. Moll..l i John Mason, Georgetown ; Asst, H. Mess., J. W. Pointon, Owen Bcuand, The officers were imnslalled with apâ€" propriate ceremonies, and after the customary votes of thanks the, High Court adjourned to meet in Pork Hope next August, The date to be fixed by ‘ f the High Standing Committee. . Miss Seaman of Ithaca, New York, is visiting her_friend Miss Ethel Sharp for a few days. TS Biee. s 170 20ge C Mrs Jamieson and Ross Jamieson visited at Dr. Brown‘s last week also Mr and Mrs B. M. Brown of Brownsâ€" ville and Rev. W. J. Brown of Weet Toronto. John Little is home from Saskatoon for a few weeks‘ holidays. A large number from Holstein and vicinity attended the Toronto exâ€" hibition. f EEAIEUEUCC® The farmers generally are feeling good over the results of the season‘s crop. The grain is an unusually good yield althoug the straw is short. J EP PWE d amel. s Ds > OWE P Mr Edward of Moorefield, paid & (ying visit to his son Bert at the beâ€" ginning of the week, TheuMisses Armstrong visited at J. H. Brown‘s on Sunday. Tieckling or dry Coughs will quickly loosen when using Dr Shoop‘s Cough Remedy, And it is so thoroughly harmâ€" less, that Dr Shoop tells mothers to use nothing else, even for very young babres. ‘The wholesome green leaves and tender stems of a lung bealing mountaimous 7 M CE K8 Plue SPEOERTS . Cc +M NCA o e t TTE ET shrub mvyhe' curatiye properties to Dr Shoop‘s Gough lemedy. It calmse the cough, and heals the sensitiye bronchial membranes, No ozium, no chloroform, nothing barsh used to injure or suppress, Demand Dr Shoop‘s. Aocept no cther. Sold by MacFarlane & Co. [The following meritable poem was composed by a South Grey man, well known in Glenelg and Egremont, and who has been in the West to see and experience the conditions described. In giving it to us for publication, he was so modest as to wish his name withheld, The verses also appeared in a recent issue of the Western Home Monthly, published at Winnipeg.â€" Rd ]A Sabbath that‘s spent ‘ In a shack or a tent On the homestead with badger and gopher Is not kept like the kind That ennobles the mind And calls forth the best it can offer. It is not thought woi th while To put on your best smile, * To wash up or dress up or brush up, But in rags and in dirt With a pant and a shirt All your best aspirations you hush up. Too lazy you seem To mop or to dream You say silly things to each othec ; To think or to read » YÂ¥ ou can scarcely proceed THE DURHAM REVIEW For to do so w‘mld be too much bother. Sometimes when not lazy You‘re said to be crazy To ghoot, bake, or cobble on Sunday, To buy at the store Or to dance or to chore * Or to do up your washing for Monday, A few without fail Put their team on the trail Sabbath on the Homestead in the Great Northwest On a trip to the woods or the StaiIOM. To make use on the way Of the good Sabbath Day And they think of their scheme with elation. No time can they give To the right way to live To the service of God or of neighbor ; So the rest that remains, Is no part of their gains When they get the reward for their labor. A few spend the day In the Saviour‘s own way ‘ Doing good apd not evil to others, Which may saye someone‘s life Or end someone‘s strife, Wishing all men on earth to be brothers, 3 * A Sabbath well spent Brings a week of content And strength for the toils of the morrow, + But a Sabbath profaned Whatsoever be gained, | is a certain forerunner of Sorrow." ' * One of the Boys." A good cor;\fortahle house with hard water inside ; rent $6 per month, War Larptaw, A dwelling house and 14} acres 0 land in the Town of Durham, (late the Mighton progerty). south of Lawmbton St., a short distance west of G, T. R. Station. Apply to A fine two storey brick dwelling house, large brick stables, on Main Street, Durcham. . Will be sold at a bargain, and would accept: other property as part payâ€" Apply to Holstein. Eor Sale or Exchange. For Sale or Rent Artuur® H, JacksoNn, House to Rent Jax®s WaTsox, Varney. Tgos. CoOK, Markdale. woods or the station. Tenders will: be received by the undersigned Solicitor for the Vendors until Saturday, the 2nd day of Oc tober. 1909, for the following land:s, viz: _ The Third Diyision of Lot, Namber twentyâ€"one, ali of Lot, Num:â€" ber twentyâ€"two, and the first Division of Lot, Number twentyâ€"three, in the first concession West of the Garatraxa Road, in the Townsoip oi Bentinck, in the County of Grey, 250 acres more or less. * Of the " Jackson Estate " Far ‘Thfs is one of the best Stock farms in Western Ontario. It is located within a mile of the Town of Durham on the Owen Sound road. The land is rich and in excellent condition and for years past it has proved its capacâ€" ity as a stock farm. 40 acres is at present under cultivation, the balâ€" ance in grass. There is however, about 130 acres of cultivated land, 50 acres of pasture land, and fifty acres of valuable timber, principally } hardwood, The house is & good sized frame building with a detached woodshed. _ Three large attached barps with additions thereto provide ample room for grain am‘l‘ hay, :v't_th . C1i20 0 COAaunaat ar C C s TT e cce is fine roomx stables undernoeath for horses and cattle. There is also & detached frame implement house. The farm has an excellent water supply and water is driyen from a spring into the stables by means of a ram. Terms of Sale: Cash, or 50 per cent eash and the balance in five years at five per cent. Tenders must be written and signed. Highâ€" est or any tender not necessarily acâ€" cepted. _ Possession will be given March 27th, 1910, with privilege to the purchaser of doing fall ploughing. Dated September 14th, 1909. W. F. Duxx, Durham, Ont. Solicitor for Vendors. The undersigned has purchased from Mr Robt. Britton, the valuable thorâ€" oughbred York Boar * Welbeck Hero No, â€"11675â€"and offers it for service at reasonable rates. Lot 27, Con. 18, Township of Egreâ€" mont, 134 acres, 110 acres cleared and of good clay loam, all of which is in good state of cultivation, 10 acres of hardwood bush, balance of soft timber, Good fences, also a good spring creek crossing the farm., Good buildings, consisting of large brick house with all modern conveniences, large frame barm with stone basement and good stabling, driving house, pig pen and hen house, all of which are in good reâ€" ?n.ir. Easy terms of payment. For urther particulars and price, write of apply personally on the premises to Axaus McDovaarL Dromore P. O. Thoroughbred York Boar for Service Valuable farm in the Tp. of Gleuelg composed of lots 22 and 23, Con. 8, N. D. R., 100 acres, â€" Possession given forthwith. Title perfect, For partiâ€" culars apply to J. P. 1ELFORD, Durham. 1140 acres in the Third Concession F. G. R. Glenelg. This is a first class farm with good{)uildings in the most desirable location,. _ The farm conâ€" sists of 85 acres of rich cultivable land free from stones and 15 acres of bush. Price $4500. 250 acres on the Garafraxa Road, 200 clear. 50 acres hardwood bush, well watered, first class buildings. Will be sold cheap to wind up estate, RTIO ARCHIVES TORONTO 150 acres in Bentinck, buildings and soil good, everything in first class shape, â€" Price $5000, 100 acres in Bentinck on GaralTaAd Road near Dornoch, good buildings. price reduced from $3000 to $2300 for quick sale, 250 acres in Bentinck,. _ Five miles from Durham, fine buildings, good land, with a quantity of timber, Must be sold at once. grice $6000, 118 a}:;es in Egremont, good land good puildings. $3000, T 100 acres m Proton, near Swinton Park, fair buildings, good land, well drained, well watered and well fenced. Only Lots 6 and 7, Con, 2, N. D. R , Glenâ€" elg, 100 acres, good frame house, and other buildings, well watered. Owner going west,. A batgain. Sale By Tender. Lote 2 and 3 of 20 in the first conâ€" cession of Bentinck, oneâ€"hbalf mile south of the Corporation of Durham, 100 acres in good state of cultiyation :; well watered by running streams. A frame house, 7 rooms, frame b::rnk 4 w d d i 30405 40 AMRADRL c ctaiâ€"ant P vacint d /9 barn, 45x69. _ Town school. â€" For further particulars apply on the Y)remises to James Burt, Proprietor urham. Splendid Residence Property â€" for Sale in Upper Town : the wellâ€"known McLean cott;:;;e. All conveniences, Brick vencered, comfortable and cosy. Offers from intending purchasers reâ€" ceived at Review Office. i > The building occupied by P. G. A. Webster as a jewellery store and 4. P. Telford as a law office ; with show cases, wall cases, clock and safe at a bargain. w4$ 1 Durham, May 31, 1909 As I have purchased the mill at Aberdeen from J. W. Orawford, I am N. CC a0 n gtada af anetnm Aberaeen EP00 ©+ ty as af in a pusition to do all kinds of sawing. se T CC By* The highest price will be paid for all kinds of Logs during next winter. â€"A good lot of Shingles for sale cheap to anyone who will buy them there. aÂ¥ 4 WÂ¥ lmeveses To Rent 2 good houses. Apply to Farm ftor Sale Farms For Sale. Lands For Sale Artuur H. Jacksox, Darham Town Residence fo Sale. War, BaicEy, Mulock, Farm for Sale. in Bentinck on Garafraxa For Sale. For Sale. w. F. DUNN, Solicitor, Durham A,. GoRrnCN, C. RaMAGE, Agent Weyburn, Sask. Saw Mill. J. M. LATIMER, N. MclxtTYyRE, , Ont custom Leads in Bookâ€"keeping Shortâ€" hand, Typewriting, Commercial Law, Commercial Correspondence, ul 124. Ts dadensden inadintsren y e viatiatt Plain Business Writing, Ornamenâ€" tal Writing and in placing all its graduates. Each student is taught separately at his own desk, Trial lessons for one week free. Day and Night Classes, Visiâ€" tors welcome. Fall Term Opens Monday, Oct. 4 wW. T. CLANCY, â€" Principal \ Durham School MOUNT FOREST Business College Nemah â€" OWEN sOUXD, Ont Students are admitted at apy ness, Shorthand and Preparatory 3‘32 students assisted to positions. IFCC, C. A. FLEMING, Principal, Owen Sound After twentyâ€"two {can of solid work, we have become the largost, best and most mcoeuluumtlcal training school in Wesâ€" tern Ontario with no superior in Canada. Three departmentsâ€"â€" ELLIOTT & MeLACHLAN, Principals Staff and Equipment. The school is thoroughly equipped in teaching wbility, in chemical and electrical supplies and fittings, &c., for full Junior Leaving and Matricâ€" ulation work, The following competent staff are in charge : THOS. ALLAN, Prlnchnl, 1st Class Cortificate, 2 ratcas > shience. Euclid, English Grammar We assist graduates to positions as W give a most thorough training. . Get free catalogue at once. subiecu : Stience, Euci1d, EMBME® MICAIICC â€"keeping and Writing. ‘ MiSs DONALDA MeKERRACHER, B. A., OGrad uate ‘of Queen‘s University . Subjects Latic, French, Algebra, Arithmetic. MISS AMY EDGE, Graduate of the Faculty of Education. _ Subjects: Literature, Compoâ€" sition, Geography, History and Art. Intending Students should enter at the begin ning of the term if possible, _ Bo ird can be obâ€" tained at reasonable rates. Durham is a healthy and attractive town, making it a most desirable place for residence. FEES; g1 per month in advance. 3: P.Tol(org‘..‘ Individual Instruction is a special feature at the UNDERTAKER and Funeral â€" Director Picture Framing, Snxow Roomsâ€"Next 1O ADWARLREM M 22ME . ber Shop. ResipENCE â€" First ‘ house south of Lawrence‘s Blacksmith Shop. Commercial, Shorthard and Telegraphy ) MoRrrkefy) ; ANWUCHANAOYE Full line of Catholic Robes and â€" black and white Caps _ for aged _ people. Embalming A Specialty. ire Framing, Shortest Notice We buy our bread at Stinson‘s and think it i8 the‘very best too. That e sure & get Stinâ€" gson S bakery goods and you will always be satis~ fied. â€" We have} a fresh supply of Buns, Doughâ€" nuts, Cookies, Cakes, and Pastry of all kinds always on hand Cart ?cllvm Daily G H. STINSON Model Bakery is what : people say. CS Chairman . BELL Next to 8wallow‘s Barâ€" you hear the C,. Ramage Recretary time, Busi Courses wor Information s well as Get our J. G. HUTTON, M. D., C w. C. PICKERING D. DS., LDS HoNOR GRADUATE of Toronto University, graduate of Royal College of Dental Sl\lfieons of Ontario, Rooms Over J & J HUNTER‘S New Store poso® GRADUATE Torduto Universit wate Royal College Dental Ssurgeon Dentistry in all its branches. Officeâ€"Calder‘s Block, over Post Office )lm: on Lambton &t., above J. P. Telford‘s Law office. Almost o“ndw Bfiisuy Ofâ€" e. Iulg:ncc: Corner Queen and George s,, one west from foos of hlli. OFFICE HOURS 9â€"11 a. m 2â€"4 p m. Telephone Connection No. 10 ARTHUR H. JACKSON Insurance Ageni,. Money to Loan, Issuer of Marriage Licenses. . A gen eral fHinancial business transacted. Member College Physicians and Burgeons Ontario MELDLC.XA .L Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Conveyancer. Ac. Money to Loan at lowest rates, Oflice. MclIntyre Block over the Stan dard Bank, Durh am, Ontario, Barrister, Solicitor in Supreme Court Notary Public Commissioner. Money to Loan, Otfice on Lambron St., opposite Walpole‘s Stables, 4. F.GRANT D.D.S., L.D. S. in uen ja â€"ja ii< goe ty ~ "ihe «d City Bakery Licensed Auctioneer for Co, Grey Terms moderate. Anmemenu for sales w8 to aates, «c., must be e at the Review Ofâ€" fice, Durham. * Correspondence awddressed there, or to Ceylon P.O., will be promptly attended to, Terms on application 10 Notary Public, Uu-v!minioner. DURKHAM, [ce Cream HEADOUARTERS FOR or to wWEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY Money to be Made The Hanover Conveyancer, 200 Acres_Glenelg tiuud fra 200 Acres Glenelg â€" Good frame dwelâ€" ling and one of the yery best and largest frame bank barns in the County of Greyâ€"a gift at $2700, 100 Acres. Bentinckâ€"Fine brick venâ€" a NeARER T d ftincs â€" Enama® 130 acres Be_ntinqk Many other Good Bargains in 1 and Town property. If you want to Buy or Sell go to N No charge if no business done CHNYEYANCER, _&c M!wny" i-n;d Steamship Tickets J. P. TELFORD wil pPDIIUCS Money to Lend at lower rates than you can borrow elsewhere, Debts Collected. No charge if nothâ€" ing collected All kinds of financial bhuriness carefully and quietly attenâ€" by atte "Always Prompt, Ne 0 Acres. Bentinck â€"Fine brick venâ€" eered and frawe dwelling, frame bank barn and all good buiidings, price $2000 ; hardly the value of the buildings. . Owner bound to sell. I{;;;&év. close to seb Oflice with daily mail, frame bank barn, great D. MePHAIL, Ceylon P. O C. RAMAGE, Durham all pownts Peter Hamilton ing collected. All km/ business carefully and ded to. Confectionery Cooked Meats Cured Meats Groceries Choice Pickles, 15¢ qt All Fruits in Season Ceylon has a telephone oftfice We supply the best McIntyre B.ock â€"Lambton Bt, Barclay and Bell‘s old stand . F. DUNN ONT. (Lower Town PHAIL _# »nding to this advertise H. H. MILLER, A. Rowe THERI Implements and all refreshing drinks. _ Try us. Good service. niversity Grad sch »ver Negligent.‘ W Mclellan. 4} miles from ol and Post Brick house, t saap, and , offers : ement in Farm Miller to