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Intended for lad week. ' M r Dougald McCallum who spent‘ a week or two with his parents and other relatives here, returned to Den- vcr, COL. Tuesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Backus of Poplar Hill waned relatives here recently. Quite a number went from hereto Durham‘s big Exhibition, not to see Ip ngboat but the Marathon race he- tssuvtt Ted Tickers and Dowie Henry. They report a good time even if it did keep up a (Minding rain most of NW day. Mrs. John Philips and family of - ' w, . . _ __.-- .-, “my new” .. aw- ___--- did keep up a drizzling rain most of the; day. Mrs. John Philips and family of (men Sound visited her mother and am!" here this week. We are glad to report Mrs.qu. ._. .-. A -- “a. lulcmu‘u In: - “w... l 1 M C llnm whos at One evening last week I. young men 1rel't'rt,1,'v1o Moms: his parentep:nd celled et the Itore end uked leeveto 'l --r relatives here returned to Den- talk over the phone for e few minutes. f "- C 1 Tuesda 'oi last week which wee “rented, and he ehown into ur, 0 ., y ' . . the private oitiee It the side ot the atom _slr and Mrs Backus of l oplar Hill l when he closed the door end rang up :i~iled relatives here recently. No4. When all customers were waited ( mite a number went from hereto on end time to close. the gentlemen in in sham's big Exhibition, not to see the phone was forgotten end lights were l.- ngboat but the Marathon race be- blown out and store closed tor the night. “my.“ Ted Vickers and Dowic Henry. He left the phone end found all in date. I'M-v report a good time even if it nose will held to return to the plume one} j.' . . . ring up its hit one agein eeying " tel 111 :3?) up a dnulmg rain most of I Bob to can” heck tusd open the no". 11rs. , John l'hilips and family of l, l tt't,"',dti',r from our burg attend- ”‘cn Sound yisited. her mother and all Prteeville Fair and report a pleasanl st".'." here this week. any although we have not heard of any- T We, are glad tr.' WP?" Mrs.dWm. ’thing of interest to goesip about, “Wm. who was: ”Lethh a col la"ti Mr and Mrs Patterson, of Ceylon' "ctk ‘3 somew at Pi.'. ';yisiusd Swmton Park luends on Sun- ur. and Mrs. Geo. Mighton are the day and attended tit Andrew‘s church in 33.9.43 of Meaturd friends this week. the enernoon. Miss Ethel Meaghan spent a few , Mr and Miss McCuaiu; of Top Clifl, " “.5 last week end in town with hen rpant Sundev with their uncle and aunt ll "nd Miss Hazel Marshall. T Ms and Mrs Ntsit IteLood. The many friends of Miss Annie f" "”' - -- _--- Supernault will regret to heat of her J,,",, Iuiietv'e17,'.2 oold ' Ir/,yg"tt 'll,' K. _ . l pull) e'e were-cw" en: xi. 'yhgs,',csgal2roS'eeT :heefizuiz: Cold Cure Tablet called Prevention U P . pe '; “entities are also fine for fever]! _ . . m L - h_._-- A:‘- _A AL.‘ mm...” THE PE0PLE'S STORE ‘nvtvy. Mr Will Brown spent Sunday with’ 3 ends in Normanby. We have still on hand a few pieces of 5 Muslims, Gingham, kc. These must be room for fall goods which are now arriving out New Fall Goods, none better. Our new very This year as here-to-forte, we are making aspecialtY of Dress Goods, but more than that, we are selling new up-to-date goods in all the popular wvaves and shades, such qualities as we sold be.. fore, and as others are still selling for 60c and THE HOUSE OF QUALITY We have other lines ranging up to $1.50 per yd Heavy Cotton Ribbed Hose just the thing for Fall Wear, fast black. Reg. price 2 5c pr. Our price....,...............................IS¢ English is No Tear " Flannelette in beautiful pat terns guaranteed to wash. Sold elsewhere for 15c. OurPrice......................IZ§c Fresh Groeerles, of the best always In Stock. 50c Dress Goods a Specialty Mulock 75c. This season you can buy them at the Houseof Quality for..........-. ....50c H. H. MOCKLER Dress Goods at The House of Quality To quickly check a cold , drngmata me dupeusing everywhete. I clever Candy ("old Cute Tablet culleJ Preventics. Prevention are Ilse tine for feverih children. Take Prevention at the gauze stage. to head off all 'tolds. Box of 4:5 ~25c. Sol-l by hiaebluhtms k Co. Swinton Park PM [' Master siG Calder of Holstein, spent over the week end with his uncle here. Mr and Mrs Jno. Burgess took in Priceville. show and visited several of the latter's relatives in the vicinity. Mrs(Rev.) Campbell of aooret1eld, was . guest of MI Ind Mrs Jno. Snell lately, on her way back from visiting her, mother in Priceville. Mrs J no. Vollet and little son of Port William. left here Thursday for home. She has been visitinr her mother in Harrislon for the est month and spent a few darts here with Mr and , Mrs w. B. Vollett before leaving. Mr Wm Black is in Tara to-day, Wednesday. acting as judge of horses and races at their oil fair. _ Mr and Mrs John Kelly left Wed- _ nesday to spend t. few days in Tortu- to. Mrs Noble of Dundalk, was a guest. of her relatives the Burnet families in town while attending the Women's Institute Convention here. Miss May Wenger of Agton. visited last week with her frien , Miss A Mc- Kenzie, Upper Town. Mrs Breese of Chatsworth. was the guest of Mrs Ramage for the Conven. tion. Miss Mary McQueen of town, was the guest of the Misses Irene and Maggie Ritchie of the 2nd of Gleneht over Sunday. i, Ben Moore of Toronto, spent from Friday to Monday with old friends and relatives in town. Mr Geo. McMurray who hae been chatfeut in Hastings for Contractor Stevens, spent last week visiting in his old town, and returned Monday to Toronto. - u, It, H. McWilliams went to Tor- onto Wednesday on business. Messrs Geo. Lloyd, Geo. Matthews and Wm. Darby leave to-day for Raven Lake, where they have secured employment. Mr Geo. Cr, Sinclair spent last Fri- Vlay among old friends in town and left for Fort William, where he has been transferred from the Woodstock branch of the Traders Bank. Miss Charlotte I. McDonald, Price- ville, is at present. visiting her aunt, hits C, Mclnnes of Paisley. Mvand Mrs Roht. McFarlane left Monday on a trip given by the C. P. It. toils agents, to Buffalo and New York. Mr D. Kinnee took in the Dmylon Fair to-day, Wednesday, Mrs E. A. Hay is spending afew days with friends in Harrlston. Mrs John McQueen is visiting Mark. dale friends this week and taking in the fair. Mr Lauder Buchan left for Orange- ville Wednesday. where he has secured a. position in a furniture futtory. Miss Flo. Limin returned home Fri, day after an extended visit with Nort I) Bay relatives. Dr. Jamieson went to Hull, Quehe c, Tuesd ay on International Portland Cement business. of which Co, he is Treasurer. Dr. Furquharson is this week in King- ston as a member of the Assembly com- mission for settling the question of the relation of Queen's University to the Presbyterian Church We Are pleased to see Miss Nellie Smith has so tar recovered from her ,operrtipn as to be home from Fergus [ hospital. She Is still very weak but progressing nicely. One of the Model school students, Miss Little of Walkertou. took sudden, ly ill Tuesday morning of last week. Dr. McLaurin pronounced the trouble appendicitis and she was taken home that evening __when all! _operation .was FAuics.--In Durham. on Sunday. 3rd Octol;er. mbutt daughter of Mr and Mrs A. E. Pagan. TCRsucLL.--At Lochinvcr, Sutherland. shire, Scotland, on Tuesday. August Slst. Eliza Munro, beloved wife of William Turnbull. [Mr Turnbull is u brother of Mr Geo. Turnbull of Dur. ....-v,__., '0 V )erformed Her condition was senous For a time but she is now recuperating. mr,At--FtsisoN l very pleasant event took “ace on Wednegda , Sept Nth. at the ome of Mv James "d?lililofi,' North Eant Nor. manhy, when his daughter Bertha was united in marriage to Me. Thus. Remy ot Bentinck. The guests numbering about one hundred, assembled on the lawn, and at tive o'clock to the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Jennie Wtlson of Durham. the bridal party took their. Race hefore the officiating minister. ev. G. Kendall and took upon them the solemn manage vow: The duties of the bridesmaid were performed by Miss Adeline Reay, while Mr. Walter Ferguson supported the groom. The bride was charming in a gown of white silt, lace trimmed and the bridesmaid wore a very pretty dress of Ct cam voile. . After congratulations tea was served and a feast. the good thingsnf which were a proof of the ability of the bride in culinary art, The beautiful tour storied wedding cake, was a pro- duction of the bride's mother, well known as an adept in this line, The evening wns grant, pleasantly with music. gamesan dancing. The beautiful array of presents showed the psteem in which the bride and groom are held. Mr and Mrs Remy will reside in Ben. tinck and will take with them the best wishes of moir many friends and ac- quaintances. ham.] ocunly WV ...... -...-- _. -- -____ee"" era member of Egremont Council, died last week. For many yours he was prominent in the municipal life of the township. J. R. Stratton, M. P., Peterborough, holds his seat. in the bribery trial, the charges, not. being proved. We hope some of the witnesses. who unblushing ly sand they were [you will be follow- ed up for perJllrv.‘ Eemland- Londo Morning Post: At a concert given ord Sunbeam. nt the .. Russell. " 09. Mr Geo. Dixon, 5 Unnadian. w great suc- eem.-in Town Hall, Th' day even- ing. Teach , Concert. Dr. Brow&le. Ear, Nose dThroat willbe at th ahn House, Durham. Gia and glasses" Sorry to.hear Pet Mr Dumas: liar}:- Additional Locals tiymeneal DIED. 3. Ear, Nose bg Throat ahn House, Durham, Q2 to} pan. Eyes lo Morning n ord St: " op. l n, W RF "ll, Th' d ‘ncert. Durham. y and comfortable, soft. and hard wa r in house. Rent moderate. Apply Mas. J. . CRAWFORD. Canadian--- Sarnia Nigel-yer: The s of Scotland are to 'e '1"at'il,'i, lo on the succesgz of St. An rew's cone Mr Geo. Dixon, the tenor of the C puny. was in ttne foun and " renderi of " Bonnie Mary " called forth ton of applausé and he hadto leapond to med ','/v"jtir,'iaAp'E'g.- inn to-night, ursday. in Town all, in company wit iss Tgske. - The case of Mana" v Dixon was be- fore Police Magistrat elford and his Teight'. Mayor Laidlau on Monday. Defen a.nt pleaded guilty and the pro- perty being returned and other circum- stances led the bench to impose a sus. pended sentence the defendant being bound to make good the less Mr Manary had suffered. Bow: soNrsr.-oy Ggglrge tyt,y Mr M. N. Armstrong. a former prin- cipal of the Durham Public and Model Schools. has until recently been en- gaged as principal of the rangeyille Public School. Some of the trustees of the Orangeyille school lately showed opposition to Mr Armstrong and en- deavored to have him dismissed. There was considerable feeling over the matter and a great deal of local newspaper correspondence but Mr Armstrong won out. The Inspector and the assistant teachers gave very high testimony of his work and he was retained in his posttion. Since then the Trustees of the Renfrew Model l School, without, solicitation or yeh; cation. tendered him the principals ip of their school at a saliu'v $250.00 more than he had been receiving in Orange- ville and he has seceptod the offer and removed to uenfrew. THE DURHAM REVIEW Sackett' 5 Corner Sabbath School The Sunday School at this place li closed on 27th September, after a pro: h fitsble sunnner’s work. We are pleased “ to receive the following evidence of of appreciation of Mr and Mrs Jae. Renwick, old friends of ye editor, Mr Renwick is Superintendent and Bible class teacher of the school, Mrs Ren- wick, with her organ. leads the sing- ing, and teachers and pupils thought“ _ recognition in some way for their de. votion to the wok, was necessaty. Accordingly, their home was taken l by storm and them by surprise, when about Ni, backed up with baskets. I entered and spent a pleasant evening I with music song and recitation till 12 1 o'clock. Al a proper time the follow- ing address was read and presentations made. '. 3 To Mr and Mrs Renwnck. Dear Friendut-lt is with pleasure we, as teachers and scholars assemble here to-night, to look back upon the many happy Sabbath gatherings dur. ing the past year. We. know by your pleasant looks and kind words that it was a pleasure for you as well as us, _ to meet so many bright faces Sahh nth after Sawmth to hold a few hours in communion with God. We ask youI . to kindly accept the presents as a l l small token of appreciation of‘your untuing devotion to promote the word of God amcng us. and we pray that . the blessed Lord and Saviour who I doeth everything according to his own glory will extend your years of :, labor among us to further the advance. t t ment of His own work. 'ARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Signed on behalf of the Bible U] and Sabbath S'cho ol. EDNA LOVE, EVA HAW, FLOSIE WnEEr,tfit, MAY BARNES EDNA LOVE, EVA HAW, i FLOSIE \VIIEELER, MAY EARNEST. _ JExxiE MCCANNEL. In response to this Mr Renwick re- plied appropriately but Inter sent the following signed by him-self and wife as a. mote taruible expression of their gratitude : " To Teachers and Scholars of b'ackett's Corners S. a. I wish to ”(press my thanks for your kind remembrance and for the. handsome prosenL Not Hut. I labor- ed among you for any worldly gain but for the pleasure of studying thel Word of God in company with you ttll: and may our lessons plow- prMtsble to all of us. here and hereafter. l JAMES RENWicK.” Ft Mrs Renwick also wishes to thank the teachers and scholars for their kindness and for the useful and pretty tea set, for the small effort In helping with the singing and with the organ. Ionly pray that our Suhluth Schtol may grow in stremrrh,tsnd to the glm y of God, Once more i thank you, Mr William Kerr, of ----t is visit- ing his brother, Mr Jas Kerr, at pres- out, Mrs Moutgomoy,ot Leduc. Alberta, is a pleasant visitor " the home ofMr Will Little, ' to [Java Jennie back with us.) Silo filling and threshing an the or do: vi the day. Guild met. a week ugo Tuesday unn- mz and re-oreauizod and the tollowinx oifioerrs Were elected . Hon. Pres,--) A. L. Budge, Pres,-91lister Anderson. Vice Pree,--Geo L Sharp, 8eey.Treas-- MissJanec Kerr, orgtunse-3ii" Etta Anderson. Committee: Miss llebeccu Nichol. Captain o. M, Snider and Mr Alex Sharp. MrWilham Gilmour met with an set cident while driving a spirited team M horses lately. They made a bolt and ran away. injuring Mr ailmour's baud so as toreuJes thineen stitches nemes- sary to close the wound. Mr Norman Kerr has left our burg to run his null in Vamoy. but there al. ways seems enough attraction here tor him to spend Sundav. Mr Hohry Fritz is a proud man then days. It‘s a girl. Autumn Millinery Large. high or small; we have hats to suit everyone. no matter how Gs. tidious her taste may be. It is simply marvelous the number of elegant hats which left our showroom last week and as we are continually adding new, fresh smut models. the stack of trim. med millinety is as complete as top. merry. Our stat! of workers is kept busy da and night to meet the de- mands olyour numerous customers and the satisfaction they 93““ and the success we have achiev only makes an anxious to show each lady what an excellent hat we can give her for a moderate price. Our goods are the newest to be bad and our style unequalled. Call rally and leave your order and see om handsome display of black and colon-d hats and bonnets. HATS t HATS t HATS! .. -._ Hampden Mus. JAS. RENWICK." 3 Grey County Ladies in Cmttinuedfrom page I. invading European masses bringing trouble in this line. Our children were the best use! of the mstiom EV- ery young men of 21 we: laid to be worth $5110 and, nowely. she thought I a young women worth more, yet too often more care was given to stock than to the human being l a mistake to any '* better to have measles when young. " if they live, well. it they die, is visitation of God l Agnin. children were too valuable to tsiierifke to the greedot ',et,',ttrtlety, kill ell the flies, and burn a! the rubbish and Can- <uia Would have a elem bill of health. Mrs Roedding. of Ayton, ta the dis- appointment of many had substituted " Art as aligned to Pictures " for " Woman’s lghts. " However she gave some good advice on the select- lon of pictures. fruits Ind ftowers in the dining room, landscape in the drawing-romp, methods of hanging. he. God had made the world beauti- ful, our attempts to imitate was called “Si trrt Miss Shuttlewerth on '. The needs of the Dairy Industry, " exalted the cow: remove from the table all a cow fr,",',',',' and there is little left. The ban ling of milk. as to temperature. cleaning of onus. and many other pointy were dealt with exhaustively. and we re- gret tttatlimitations of space prevent us from tri viug this tine address a full. ‘er notice. . The male quartette and Miss Mamie Munro contributed to the pleasure of the evening. both were uncured and the latter's Pharisee and trui-rutt-tste made u. great hit. Aiy. 1ye 1_rlr,?! um..- - n.-." --.-. _'-' gave an instrumental which brought her a rousing encore, and her accom- panying was nine appreciated. We have given considerable space to this. the first meeting of the 00. Institute here, but not more than it deserves. Come Rania. ladies, and we hope the fates will give you better weather. . A paper reads; Mrs W. J. Logan, Mealord, at the omen's Institute. Thisis the age of rapid iivinml We see it all around us. The binder has taken the since ol the reaper or the older era le. The traction en. gine has supplanted the horse power, Horses are becoming too slow and automobiles are fast taking their place and so on through a long list. Anything to save time. Anything to get on fast. l All this may be very wellat a certa tl limit, but it strikes me torcibly that we live too fast. We allow this hustle and harry to enter too largely and too deeply into our lives. Our neighbor scrubs her tioor three times a week, keeps out every fly, and allows no speck of dust to rest inside the walls of her home; so we must do the same and on we hurry to accomplish these tasks. Before go- lingtoo fastI beg you stop and look 1 around. Where are the children? I iln your rush are you driving them 1 trom you? In your hurry are they I drifting away? In your anxiety to l have as many frills on baby 'tt dress l as theJones baby has. are you put- _ ting baby aside y Good mothers are the hope of the nation Bat :hat sort of mother has time---has time--no, takes time to stop and look around. She sees the quivering lip ot the two- year old who wants a little loving mothering to make the day perfect ; she notes the lad who is just ready to pick up some bad habit which, in the "eyes ot'the ten year old will make ' l himself a man and in her quiet way . wards away the enemy. She under '. stands that restlessness m the sin i just verging into manhood, gently , Invites confidence and gives sym- pathy and it need be, advice and right prevails. Her house is not in . perfect order-she is behind the times i. ibnsoomethings. but do you not envy v er. I take it I speak to many farmers' ii wives. There is aeertain idea float- iug--sometimes unspokeo--ottentitnets _ spokep-that the lot of the farmer's wife is to work hard and make good butter. And we in our eiforts to live test hurry through the summer :into the winter and through the water into the :spring and give, the people who are observing us, little reason sometimes to think we are capable of anything else but work and hurry. ‘Pernaps tor the impression on others it would pay us to pause in our mad rush. Not one ot us would wish the world to think we were not bright and intelligent and capable of com-| preheuding and enjoying those things which Women in other walks of life consider a part of their being. Then stop-look around-see what those‘ women are doing, and did you think I Was going to say, copy them ? No! lOutdo them! la the Women's In. istitute we have-bruins and talent. Develope these and make the Instit- ate a recognized power. But it is not tor this; it is for ourselves that I would plead stop and look around. "Here are so many pleasures we miss. So many kind words unspoken. so ‘many good deeds undone; all just because“ I haven't time. tt Stop and Look Around. During the summer months our city friends take a holiday. Some oi them go to the mountains, some to the seaside, and as we hear or read their descriptions of the beautiful scenery and lovely sunsets and glori- ous sunrises and balmy air and in. vigorating breezes-we grow green with envy and wonder why we are icompelled to slave through the hot sun and why the good things of this iworld are, so unequally divided.l (There Isa mistake somewhere, and iwe, in our hurry and bustle to live tast, make that mistake because we do not stop and look around. We arise long before "Old Sol tr has made his appearance and of course there are the cows to milk, the cslves to feed, the fowl to look LtUrrGTil the breakfast to get. But there will be these to be done long alter we are laid to rest. so stop just tors moment. There is the sun peeping our the tree tops, the hazv clouds are melt. ing sway beneath " rays. The dew is sparkling like diamonds amid the grass. The 1"rers are lilting their faces to he kissed by the morn- ing light. Isit not night to lift as above the sordid cares Does it not makemteel that " Every day is . fresh beginning, 'Pun',' i. the world mode new. " w long did 'ttit),))", THE BIO STORE, Durham 5 It take as to see it 3nd grasp the: mexning of it all and withlighter‘ hearts we go on about our work. Or it is evening, daylight is fading and the setting Sun pgints tiett and coLlurs on the 'iiiiiiiiiirriiGU clouds such as sre never seen elsewhere. Do you think that the sunset because viewed from some famous summer resortis more beautiful than when seen tram your door ? And all that beauty yours it you will only stop and look around. Throughout the whole day'l it lathe same. Many many pleasures we miss that may be ours if we will. The music of the birds, the beauty ot the flowers., and why are they so freely distributed about us it not for our enjoyment. Have you hauit about it I? I have heard a lady say she wouldi not sit downto peel potatoes for she‘ u could do it luster standing up. i’er-'i haps she can but is she wise? Pew L; of us have much more strength thani we need and have we a right, a mor- I 0 al right and deliberately waste it?‘ For my part I not only sit down to‘ A peel potatoes butl usually sit outside it its nottoo cold. I may not get‘D through as quietly. I am not sure. butI have dinner on time always T and in the meantime, I see a ham. ming bird sipping sWeet nectar from 8 some blossom. or I see the cloudsi chasing each other through the sky; A and watch the changing tints. [l study a pretty romance in the apple| ltrec where a couple are building Ji,t home or rearing their little family. [admire the beautiful waving grain 1 in the ts,1h,tTrtd' a new,biossom in , the flower at my feet, These and many more things I may see to l brighten the day and bring cheering} ' thoughts and cause me to ascend iael more clearly that it is not alt «i life to live and though l may have . been tour seconds longer preparing ', the potatoes. 1 have breathed the pure. fresh air, my brain is clearer. [ my step is quicker. my heart is light , and all is notices. Thereisastory . told ot three busy business men. com. a ing home from the city on a late even- [ ing train. The train arrives, the . men alight. tired, hungry, - for ' home. rest and quiet. Three ear- , ringes await them. Two of these t men rush out through the waiting room into their carriages and are r swilt driven to their homes. The a third pauses just an instant in the] o waiting room and looks around. 1 That quick glance revesisfa little girl“ ii sitting alone quietly crying. Going i. 1',',ii,',tt,tro her side a few questions. " bring r story. She is travelling u alone, some mistake has been made 9 and she iintits that her train does not " leave until morning and she is a is stranger. not knowing where to go. i. I A few triendiy words and the third d carriage goes home but contains a a little girl " well as a busy 'tt man. She is kindly cared forand 'e pntonthe right train in the morning. The change in prices at ALEX. RUSSELL’S Bitt Store TEAS " Our buyer purchased many new staples lines during the past week, at extremely low prices, and we in- tend to clear them out to the people of Durham, and the surrounding country in a hurry. tlttlt Get our prices on Suits, Overcoats. and Rain Coats. it took time? Yes. hat not much] Did it pay ? Ah! that in the import-l not question. It we stop and look around every day and around our own homes we will find mnny oppor- tunities tor doing then little things. Little things in themselves perhaps but meaning and lending to much! sometimel. Bat will it my to an 'the time? In dull": and cent: it mu not. but " Anya have ttom, an- to the lent at than my button. a but: done it unto no. " And 'tdl', I not ply to luv u; for cumin. tren- lnieg like those Then is . "etitt- (union ulna: that ,rimhiirriiid pnyu well even though it my not "all the pooket book. Ladies Wrappers worth $4.00. tk, Price-Sr. 16 Bigger and better Bargains than ever. Come and see. We My latter at Eggs " the ”that Prices. Fresh Groceries just arrived. The Big Store, And aha :11 what u imbuzu little thing. um nuke a more lite. Pnnlwu coaunedln I remark- nble manor. tn event gran enoug h Ind Image enough to be talked o! through allzheu years. And anew when q, 1000 ri, .u.-..... .... _-__ . F, are I tew evenu " we come on down through the rues of history that any be can named u large. But vastly more bu been done and luru~ or numbers have been led to mm and truth by little things. Thing: so small " to be unseen or nnnoticwl be the pmlng throng. Then wh S' rnnh on ind on trving to and nod dir Tra-Gai Gk Aria. Something beyond our ability it any be, and lose the joy. the contort. the happi- neu that “on waiting " our feet. Let me quote the” lines. - " Life is full at pacing plea-area That no never teen or heard ; Little thug: that no “hooded Blooming flower and non; of bird Outlaw a tty ot. btt,tltrv, " - 'tjiaGiiitT ' isisiriitiUitrrxmod I And we'd be the better for it - And we 'd be the better for it If we'd stop and look nrouad. Dre): the care awhile and listen hen the sparrow sine' hi.? beet: Turn “Me and watch the building or me little wenido nut. See the wild flower ope its pptals, Gether monument stump end mounds And we'd be the better tor it ll we'd stop end lack mad. o, there's much ot toil and worry In the duties we meet meet ', Bat we've time to nee the beauty That lies underneeth our leet. We can time our an to Helen To A joyoue bunt at mud: I And we know that God intends 1 We should Mop and look Around. Ine. June sud En Ritchie. Edge 'ei, "and kind- in Gmnock pet won . Mm Etta! Gmnvood visited her sum. In New in Greenest. Me tad Mn Alex leGIllivny. Bruce County, attended Durban Fur md visited u D. Mchydon'o 3nd other friends on ttm Auuno. Mr and Mrs Thou. Nubia took in the World'u Fuir u Holauin last end tender mane of 3 long "artery, mounteinone ehmb. “in to Dr. Shoop'a Cough Remedy in oereuvee moms. Tickling or dry bronchiel eoeglu quak- ly end “My yield to thin highly otue, the Cough Medicine. De Stoop neon». machete that they on with entety gin n to even very young bebee. N: opium, no tstsioeodite-imoiir nom- ing beret I herd“. It calm: the diluent" cough. end heel- the eon-- tios membeuee. Acne“ no cum Demend Dr Shoop‘e. Bold by ( ‘Ferlene t Co. week. 1mm. home. gtattte und In...» Inf, valued at 81.”), 0 miles I. tHI Hm lament!“ c. N It, mm tolnnd Of which In Iver“? at lt' but!!!“ per but ot Pali wheat “4" _tttrmtseA. " good Ind. uneverx...1. In minimum-mom corttel Hf id AttTt".','hltt'.t Bw.n.n , c , tMrte we. Ptuit-aMn,00. 519m Ion-13m mm. The wlgoluolno. laughing you! 1ety'es Edge Hill. Manitoba Land on." rum wow All men's linen ’collm worth ll 5c for we. ,IWllwn. a tgo-set Building, Wlunwes- 3brm New Idea P atten" in stock Ins W. J. Loan I'm River. mirle. Hear tub $tyruo. VOL. ME [EV/IN. DURHAM. ONT h m - in Ma. . G. a THE REVIEW from I I as... I, mo (slums: 4 ”an for 10 can“. Take ld~ - qt tttie er‘hle offer CI I that your friend or neigh- U“ 00. NOW is the time. l tgatiayirraggrirglgXlKl Fresh, New Fat can they Bee it, 30 the my nicest, mom 'r?issxxxstxxxx Thee In the latest shades “TIN CU9TH --wide and n ber-r-soc " fsATIN St)! -iidi iriatirU and nan-yum NitrtaNS-eeuwba, wtstar ttaeto$t.es yd. aged.“ 5: in trpecial 55 in Black Silk \Va .6.“ ot lace tttser aol $s oo Net l buttons and iancy tri-ed-troto. whiu Ind cream, I Ail the trewest creahous Wt and Dutch Shapes. c-, Pink, Blue, Green, . 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