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ing up tation n and which to see ew deâ€" prices prices 1 now. ng out at monâ€" EW S MER heap tionary Vinegars and Pure | ours hams now in Dress Goods EAN uee W an ANT Well, ANE Groceries such ckett, cheon, others Women ir orâ€" et for : after â€"club nkable or Men #1 Calder‘s Block, Durham \ R are yd .2¢ yd 1.75 pr 3.00 ea 1,00 ea 1.70 ea Blanâ€" 73, 81 aLP # | p 7 Roofing & Large Headquarters for Hardware & Furniture Guns and Ammunition ‘AXQS, Saws, Lenahan & Mclntosh Lenahan &E McIntosh. NOVEMBER 11, 1909 urniture Raw cotton is on the rampart. Jt 1s$ yoing. Uup V y +%GP*Y ind bounds. It has not been so high in price for 30 years. Linen" and and woollen goods are following close to cotton. Rubber and leather are advancing in price steadily, and *yet we re selling coftons, linens, wollens and boots & shoes at ac Every prudence merchant is Dt4] : may give the benefit to out cu irgely. We have just opened a [eu‘s Clothing, Ladies Furs, Fur cc Sales Cin be laid over old shingles. If your old shingled roof leaks, don‘tkwaste time and money by‘patching it. _ Cover it with Brantford Roofâ€" and make it waterâ€"tight for many years. â€" Ifthe shingles are not off in patches you can readily lay Brantford Roofing over them and a neat 'i(;b of it. September starts the Sporting Season. We have a good assortment of guns, rifies and amâ€" munition. In addition to the stock we carry we have every facility for getting almost immediateâ€" ly anything wanted in the line of hunting supplies. In these lines more than aoy others, quality counts. We try to get the best qualitigs and we think it you examine the goods you wilmgree with us when we say that we have. Black Diamond Axes, Saws ard tools are all fully guaranteed. A fuil line of new ond upâ€"toâ€"date goods. Anyâ€" thing you wish can be secured for you if we have not got it in stock. Ree out Showrooms. G.& J. MeKECHNIE $ The Old Low Prices See Cotton is King The Highest Prices Paid for Produce. ”7/ ‘Cream of the West‘ Flour McKECHNIE. ‘The Campbell Millin It is going up by l eaps high in price for 30 years. Last week, following a cuastom®o‘! thirteen years‘ standiog, the floral department of the Canadian Pacific Railway sent out over 2,000 separate packages of flower bulibs, each packâ€" age containing a selection of tulips, narcissus, byacintbs, iris, and lillies, making a total of half a million bulbs. These are planted somewhere in or around the station yards, and the competition amongst the agents as to who shall bave the prettiest yard is very keen. In the spring seed packâ€" ages are sent out, and last spring |ovcr 1,500 packets were distributed. iThe seeds and bulbs are entirely free, and are sent out to all the staâ€" | tion agents, section foremen, and | others who ask for them. In sendâ€" \ing them out the department makes | no stipnlations whatever as to . their use, each individual being left enâ€" tirely to his own initiative in the matter. The result has been to ¢eâ€" velop a remarkable love for flowers, and incidentally to beautify the C. P. R. stations in sach a manner as to attract universal commendation. That a great railway should consider the matter of beautitying its stations, and create a department of railway esthetics, and that this department should prosper as it has, is surely a matter for congratulation in these moneyâ€"making and â€" moneyâ€"loving days. It might be that if our cities and towns were to follow the examâ€" ple of the railway, they would, at a comparatively small cost, do very much more towards civic beauty than has hitherte been done. houd 1 1i 4. & 4 .06 4.0.6,dWecitct ied te of the opinion that the future of the Empire is black but that the Canâ€" adtans are " white." Wedonotfeel, however, quite so proad of our place in the color scheme, when we read that Sir Charles thinks that we could very well have sat still on this quesâ€" tion of defence, for we could shelter ourselves behind the Manroe Doctrine. The truth is that we could have done nothing of the sort. When Canadians depend tor their saftety on the Ameriâ€" can fleet, they will no longer be Canâ€" indians. They may keep the name ; but they will have lost the spirit, the independence and the liberty for which it stands. _ Uncle Samuel is not going to pay for our protection out of his own pocket without sending the billâ€"with interestâ€"to u8. We will pay it in cash or in Joss of autonomy. _ The price may, indeed, eventually be political union ; and, to begin with, it will be at least | political tutelage. â€"Mon. Star. RAILWAY ESTHETICS. Lord Charles Beresford seems to Small rolits 4thâ€"Florence McGillivray, John Mc« ‘ Keown, Ruth McGillivray. _ 8r Srdâ€" ‘ Gordon McGillivray, Sadie McGilliâ€" vray, Tena McGillivray, Mabel Beaton Mary McMillen, Jr 3rdâ€"Silas Edâ€" wards. _ 8r 2ndâ€"Jean McGilliyray, Allan McLean, Emma Arnett, Neil McFarlane, Norman McDonald. Jr 2ndâ€"Edmund Poole, Oscar Pennock, Vina McNab, Matt McKeown, Flora McFarlane, Arthur Pennock, Tommy Edwards, Sadie McMillen. _ Pt &ndâ€" Dan McAithur, Elsie Beaton, Leonard McKeown, Josephine MceNab, Mary Edwards, Angus McGilliyra , Clark Jackson, â€"_Sr 1stâ€"Pearl l!ennock, Margaret Jackson. _ Jr 1stâ€"Johnny McFarlane, Johnny McGillivray, Kenâ€" neth McGillivray. C. D. FarqunARSOXN, Teacher, \ s 8. NO. 2, BENTINCK & GLE.\'ELG\ Sr 4thâ€"Harold McKechnie. _ Jr i4th ' â€"Wilhe Edge, _ Sr 3rdâ€"Stewart Mcâ€" Arthur, _ _Jr_ 3radâ€"Mae McKechnie, Armetta _ MeKechnie, Earle Vessie, Sr Pt 2ndâ€"Esther McLean 8r 1stâ€"â€" Merron McArthur, Winnie Mitchelf® and Teddy Middleton eg., Campbell Mitchell, Reba Vessie. _ Jr 1st â€"May Mitchell. Average artendance I1. P 8, 8. MacLeax, Teacher, s. s. NO. 10, GLENELG & EGREMONT Sr 4thâ€"Ida McCuaig, Kate McCuaig Gertie â€" McOuaig. _ [Jr 4tL:FI()i;sie Lt us w t Pnd Cmas® Gerls MEDUUTTUEY £7. ECC Hooper, Bernie Hartford. _ Sr 3rdâ€" Giadys Tucker, Jr3rdâ€"1lslay McCuaig Maggie McEachern, Minme McEachâ€" ern, _ 8r 2ndâ€"Almar Rooper, Mabel Tacker. Henry Tucker. _ Jr 2ndâ€"Neil Shortreed, Eva Ho%per. Pt 2ndâ€"â€" Malcolm McKinnon, Sdward Hartford Sr 1st â€"Chas Tucker, Effie McEachern, Archie McCaaig,. Jristâ€" Albert Hartâ€" ford. Those present every day,â€"Neil Shortreed, Archie McCuaig. Average attendance 18. Lizzt® Binxt®, Teacher, 8. 8, No. 9, GLENELG Sr 4thâ€"Maggie Ritchie _ Jr 4thâ€" May Patterson, Wallie Weir, Johnston Allen, John Bell, Albert Aljoe, Lorne Aljoe. _ Sr 31dâ€"Ruby Meena, Irene Ritchic, Lewis Newell, Blanche Bell, Emma Atkinson, Obrissie McGirr, Jr 3rdâ€"Eliza Patterson, Eddie Lindsay, (Gieorge Whitmore, George Novle, 8r 2nudâ€"Lena â€"Aljoe, Maggie Lindsay, Nancy Lawrence, Maggie Bell, Everet } Meena, Wiliie Matthews, Lena Ritchie Martha Lawrence. 1stâ€"Eana Ritchie 2ndâ€"Lena Aljoe, Maggle LiNGSAY, Nancy Lawrence, Maggie Bell, Everet ‘ Meena, Wiliie Matthews, Lena Ritchie Martha Lawrence,. 1letâ€"Edna Ritchie and Jessie Bell eq.. Jennie Meena, Wille Styles,. Sr primerâ€"Maggie Atkinson, â€" Arthur Lindsay, John Meena, George Bell. _Jr_primerâ€" Wesley Noble, Alma Ritchie, Vidi Ritchie, _ Margaret Newell, â€" Harry| Styles, Mary Whitmore. THOS, A. ALLAN, Teacher, v. s. xo 18, aArtT. & GuEx. 8r 4thâ€"E O‘Hearn, W Butler, P Sweeney, _ Sr 3idâ€"w Patterson, G Butler, W Campbell, J McTaggart. G Symes. _Jr 3rdâ€"T Sweeney, W Patâ€" terson, 8 Butler. _ 8r 2udâ€"T O‘Hearn, A Butler. Jr 2ndâ€"W Symes, K Mcâ€" Donald. â€" 8r Pt 20dâ€"T Hughes, M Quillmnan, L McTaggart, 8 McDonald, \Jr Po 2ndâ€"M Buatler, K MeTaggart, I O‘Hearn. S8r 1stâ€"L Campbeil. Jr Istâ€"E Weils, D McDonald,. Average attendance 15, The Happy Pupils Rural School Reports for October @ L. B. WALKER, Teacher, 8. 8. NO 2, EGREMONT. Grade 8â€"Earl Meade, Myrtie Alian, Agnes Allan, Maggie Woods, Waifrid Barbour, Sam Morrison, Grade 6â€" Bridget Woods, Anme Ker, Willie Woods, Mary Ker eg., Geo Mcehaughâ€" lin, May Allan, Iimde 5â€"Robbie Marshall, Margaret Meade, Howard Meade, Eva McMeeken, Grade 4â€" James â€" Finnegan, "\Vm i Finnegan. Grade 3â€"Perey Mchechnie, â€" Ben Woods, Elsie McLaughlin. Grade 1 C â€"Lorence Chapman, Tressa Finnegan. Grade 1 Bâ€"Elizabeth Words, Blanche Allan, Jeanie Ker, Ruby McMeeken. Grade 1 Aâ€"Annte Matthews, Ayâ€" erage attendance 22. Frep F. Irisx, Teacher, s. 8. NG 8, BENTINCK, Sr 4thâ€"E Coutts, J Hopkins egq.. J Derby. A Wise. G Derby eq,, L Torry. Jr 4thâ€"A Lawrence, H Corbett. N® Meâ€" Rouald, M Park, E Park, M Adlam, A. Batiey, L Mclsau, Sr 3raâ€"B Liyingâ€" stone, M Hopkins, M Mather, R Lawâ€" reuce, B Park, M McRonald, A Tarnâ€" bull, G Turnbuil, Jr Sraâ€"C Reay, W Mather, A Reay. 2ndâ€"J Hopkins, E NMuilligan, M Adlam. M T Adlam, N Murâ€" dick. R Niller, E Reay. Sr Pt 2ndâ€"â€"G Johnston. M ‘Turnbull, 8 _ Adlam, 1 MclLean,. Jr Pt 2n0dâ€"G Hopkins, F Reay, R Mighton, M Charleton, G H Torry, 6 Grierson _ Sr 1stâ€"â€"T Corbett, M Bailey, J Milligan, B Mather, V Reary, V Reay, A McRonald, | Jr 1st Bâ€" G Miller, Gil Miller:; _ Jr 1st Aâ€"H Johnâ€" ston, G Reay, J Park, H Hopkins, Ayvâ€" crage attendance 89, Axxts C,MacKexzte, Teacher, Grade 8â€"Ella Barber, Winnie Blyth Harold Barber, Bert Barber, Grade 7â€"Margaret Leeson, Plorence Kerr, Stewart Grant,. _ Grade 86â€" Mansfiecla Leeson, Wilie Hutton‘ _ Grade 5â€" Laura Pettigrew, Janet Kerr, Clara Pettigrew, Gordon Gramrt. Grade 4â€" C B0 Ei To g SE e age 1 0 E0 e CE mds wnu'é Pollock, James Leeson, Ednn‘ Mclivride. _ Grade 3â€"Audroy Hoy, Alma â€" Peitigrew, _ Wesley _ Pollock, Robbie Clark, â€" Grade 2â€"Madeleine Maurice, Lorena Keller, Cam bell Clark, Jean Kreller, â€" Grade lâ€"fi'vin Pettigrew, Rub‘f Morrison, Winmie Barber, Richard McCabe, _ Average attendance 32. 8. M. McNArty, Teacher. 8. 8. NO 3, GLENELG, Grade 8â€"M Ector, A Edge, K Ritâ€" chie. Grade7â€"E Edge, M Ector, M LRiLchie. L Williams, â€" Grade 6â€"N Williams, C Ritchie, _‘C“h_lch:ally, .! WV i meeii oys e o ie ced ue y 0 e n Kenny. Grade 5â€"P Falkingham. M Paylor, A Vaugbhan. _ Grade 4â€"M Falkingham, K McNallE, W Ritchie, R Paylor, Grade8â€"M Ector, G Wilâ€" liams, C Paylor, L Falkingham, R Bell, J Ritchie. Grade 2â€"J giouisnn, L Morrmson, N McKenze. Grade 1â€" A Ecior, H Ritchie, T Morrison, J Boyd, Average attendance 27, J. L MCDONALD, Teacher, s. s. xo 6, BEXTISNCK, _ Sr 4thâ€"Irene Britton. Ir 4thâ€"Magâ€" gie Clark, Hugh Hendry. Sr 4thâ€"Eva Redford, Harry Cox, Gordon Reid, Wilâ€" lie Brittoo, Willie Hopkins. Jr 4thâ€" Alvin Reid, Jennie Britton, Nina Noble. $r Zodâ€"Clara Hendry, Etta Twamley, Dan Nubn, Noil McDougall. Jr 2ndâ€" Gilbert Noble. 8r Pb 2ndâ€"Edgar Boyce, Jolhn McDougall. Jr Pt 20dâ€" Merle lerd, Jr 1stâ€"Walter Boyce,. Robbie Brioton, Edua Cox. Sarah Mc Callum, Joe Burns, Jr 1st Aâ€"Norman MeDougall. THE ;A Big BUNDLE-0Â¥ old papers to lay under carpets for 5 cents at the Re view Office. xO. 1, GLENELG M. E. Mortox, Teacher,® $ $1000 HAecident a Insurance Policy £ a~ c Siven Pree for 2 ? Vew Subscribers * M uacame FArwarding us $2 in ? Ohe Review, Pm cun ns Pens en ts only covers $1000 payable in case of death by accident, but fays specified sums for certain osses and a weekly inaemnity while laid up from injuries. This policy includes, kicked by a horse, gored by a bull or cow injured while operating threshâ€" ing machine, mowing machine or reaper ; railway, automobile, elevator accidents, etc. Under and by virtue of the powers contained ‘in a certain Mortgage, which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by Public Auction at the °* Hahn House" in the Town of Darbam on Thursday the 25th day of November A. D., 1909, at the hour of two o‘elock in the afternoon, the following propâ€" erty Being composed_of the north east‘ portion of Park Lot number seven, on the north side of South Street, in the Town of Darham, in the County of Grey, having a frontage on Bruce Street of two hundred and eighteen feet, and extending westwards with an uniform width to the easterly limits of the lands of the Grand Trank Railway Company : together with all buildings, plant and machinery erected thereon, including the steam boiler and engine, and all fixtures in \ connection therewith. TEras or SALE :â€"Ten per cent of the amount of purchase money to be paid at the time of sale, and the balance thereof, in thirty days thereâ€" after, without interest. For further particulars apply to J. P. TeEmxorD, Darham. A Vendor‘s Solicicor. Insure your life against AHAccident The REVIEW has cpmp_l;te;! arrangements whereby it is enabled to offer to its paidâ€"inâ€" advance subscribers, a JanmEs CaRsON, . Auctionee.. Dated 30th September A. D., 100 acres, bouse, stable and break ing, valued at $1,200, 6 miles from Minetonas, Man,. on the C. N R. close to land of which an average of 42 busheis per acre of Fall wheat was threshed, all good land, a never failâ€" ing spring creek runs across corner of it. â€"$1,200.00 cash, good for one {ear from date of issue, in the Imperial Guaranâ€" tee and Accident Co., Toronto, the best Company of its kind in Canada,for the very low price of 160 acres, 4 miles from Swan River, Man,, all good clear, prairie, clear title,. â€" Price :â€"1,200.00. Cash $800.00, Mortgage $400,00. J Hewirsox, 306 Somerset Building, Winnipeg, Man. Although switable for any oc cupation or trade, this Policy is specially adapted for the reâ€" quirements of farmers. It not Anlv cavers $1000 pavable in 150 acres in Bentinck, buildings and soil good, eyerything in firstâ€"class shape, â€" Price $5000, 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, To anyone forwarding us 82 in payment for two new \ycarly subscriptions to the RE IEW one of these valuable Policies will be given free. ONLY a LIMITEDNUMBER Order one early from 250 acres in Bentinck,. _ Five miles from Durham, fine buildings, good land, with a quantity of timber, Must be sold at once. _ Price greatly reduced. + 100 acres in Bentinck on GaralraXd Road near Dornoch, good buildings, price reduced from $3000 to $2300 for quick sale. 200 acre farm near Dromore, high class property, splendid buildings, Price right. syr e y t ar®r Thoroughbred York Boar \ tor Service The undersigned has purchased from Mr Robt. Britton, the valuable thorâ€" oughbred York Boar * Welbeck Hero No, â€"11675â€"and offers it for service TD B 6.0,dubu P Gcteacns Waithe at reasonable rates. House to Rent | A good comfortable house with hard | water inside ; rent $6 per month, | Wa LaArpLA W x Lote 2 and 3 of 29 in the cession of Bentinck, one: south of the Corporation of 100 acres in good state of en well watered by running st frame house, 7 rooms, fri barn, 45x69. Town sch further particulars apply Bremises to James Burt, ! urham. MORTGAGE SALE To Rent 2 good kouses. ApP!y !0 Farms For Sale. Manitoba Land 51. 00â€" TORONTO Farm for Sale. in Bentinck on Gurafraxa PDurham, Ont. Wn. BAaILEy, Mulock. W. F. DUNN, Solicitor, Durham, of 290 in the first conâ€" itinck, _ oneâ€"hbailf mile rporation of Durham, d state of cultiyation ; ; running streams. A 7 rooms, frame bank Town . school. F‘(_)r _apply_ on. the Burt, Proprietor J. N. LATIMER» Leads in Bookâ€"keeping, Shortâ€" hand, Typewriting, Commercial Law, Commercial Correspondence, 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. Ont Day and Night Classes. Visiâ€" tors welcome. Fall Term Opens Monday, Oct. 4 W. T. CLANCY, â€" Principal STRATFORD, ONT. Nee has the reputation of being the best practiâ€" eal training school in Canada, . Thorouzh courses have produced results, _ Business men say our graduates are the best and they apply to us for office help Our graduâ€" ates succeed as none other. Three departâ€" ments Commercial, Shorthard and Telegraphy Enter at once catalogue. MOUNT FOREST Business College Staff and Equipment. The school is thoroughly equipped in teachi ability, in chemical and elect.rrcnl supplies 5:118 fittings, &c., for full Junior Leaving and Matricâ€" ulation work.‘ The following competent staff are in charge : THO8. ALLAN, Prlncll:ul, 1st Class Certificate, subt:(‘ll : Science, Euclid, English Grammar Bookâ€"keeping and Writing. MISS DONALDA MeKERRACHER, B. A., Grad uate of Queen‘s University, Bubjects Latin, Freach, Algebra, Arithmetic. MISS AMY EDGE, Graduate of the Faculty of Education, â€" Subjects: Literature, Compoâ€" sition, Geography, History and Art. Intending Students should enter at the begin ning of the terin i1 possible. Board can be obâ€" tained at reasonable rates, . Durham is a healthy and attractivetown, making it a most desirable place for residence, FEES; $1 per month in advance. J. P.Telford . D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal UNDERTAKER and Funeral Director Picture Framing, Shortest Notice Durham School sSnow Roomsâ€"Next to Swallow‘s Barâ€" ber Shop. Restorxc® â€"First house south of Lawrence‘s Blacksmith Shop. A dwelling house and 14} acreso land in th« Town of Durham, (late the Mighton progerty). south of Lambton St., a short distance west of G, T. R. Station,. â€" Apply to 100 B us t 6. 4st at D9 snliterares 1P mont, 134 acres, 115 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 sbring creck crossing he farm, â€" Good buildings, consistins of large brick bouse with all mode: n conveniences, large frame barin wicth stone basement and good stabling. driving bouse, pig peo and hen hou:», all of which are in good reâ€" r;ir. E;â€"v terms of rylnent. For urther purcculars Ani price,.writf or further puscuictia apply personally Lot 27, Con. 18, Township of Egreâ€" L e o n Te o c ie wl Fall line of Catholic Robes and _ black and white Cape for aged _ people. Embalming a Specialty. For Sale or Rent A, BELL Uhairman Farm for Sale Write now for our free JamEs Warsox, Varney. THaos. COOK, Markdale, u:.IIy on the premises to Axaers McDovearn Dromore P. O C. Ramage J. G. HUTTON, M. D., Câ€" Member Oollege ?lyfiiuu and Surgeons Ontario Oltl: on Lambton 8t., above J. P, Telford‘s Law office, Almost opposite Registry Ofâ€" fice. Residence: Corner 'Euwu and George Sts., one block west from foors of hill. OFFICE HOURS 9â€"11 a. m :24 p m. Telephone Connection No. 10 w. C. PICKERING D. DS., LDS HoNOR GRADUATE of Toronto University, graduate of Royal College of Dental Snlfieom of Ontario. Rooms Over J & J HUNTER‘S New Store Officeâ€"Calder‘s Block HONOB GRADUATE Toronto University Grad uate Rovel College Dental Surgeon u\lflvn e mt CC uate Roy®! College Dental Surgeon Dentistry in all its vranches, ARTHUR H. JACKSON Insurance Agent. Money to Loan, Issuer of Marri»ge Licenses, .A gen eral financial business transacted. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Conveyancer Ac. Money to Loan at lowest rates, ffice, McIntyre Block over the Stan (_) dard Banz. Durham, Ontario, Barrister, Solicitor in Supreme Court Notary Public Commissioner. Money to Loan. Office on Lambron St., opposite Walpole‘s Stables, METSIDL CA d Licensed Auctioneer ftor Co, Grey Terms moderate. Arrangements for sales a to dates, &c., must be m;ge at the Review Of fice, Durham. «* Correspondence addressed there, or to Ceylon P. 9'}..‘3“‘. be promptly Money tobe Made The Hanover Conveyancer, offers : 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€" eered and frawe dwelling, frame bank barn and all good buiidings, price $2000 ; hardly the yvalue of the _ buildings,. Owner bound to sell, 130 acres Bentinck â€" 44 miles from Hanover, close to school and Post Office with daily mail. â€" Brick house, frame bank barn, great saap, 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. and attended to, 4. F.GRANT D.D.S., L. D. DEBIT T.A L Railway and Steamship Tickets to all points. Money to Lend at lower rates than _ you can borrow elsewhere, Debts Collected. No charge if nothâ€" ing collected. _ All kinds of financial business carefully and quietly attenâ€" ded to. "Always Prompt, Never Negligent." Notary Public, Commissioner, by attending to this advertisement Peter Hamilton Farm Implements Cockshutt Plow Co. Ltd., Brantford Paris Plows, Spreaders, etc Bissell Rollers and Disc Harrows Adams Waggons and §le‘l§hs «s PURHAM, ONT, (Lower Town . McPMAIL_#+ eE WWLy AEERHeEREE n tE C Baynes Buggies. Armstrong and Tudhope Cuttess Bell & Thomas Organs and Pianos Rudd Harness, Toronto Raymond & New Williams Sewing A Machines. National Cream Separators Robes, Blankets, Rugs, Whips etc Daisy Churns, Washers, Wingers Beatty‘s Hay Goods Promptness and fair dealing}will continue to be my,motto., Yours for Business, #@r Ceylon has a telephone office, J. P. TELFORD. McIntyre Biockâ€"Lambton | St, Barclay and Bell‘s old stand CUNVEYANCER, _&e. i to, Terms on application to D. MePHAIL, Ceylon P. O C. RAMAGE, Durhan Be sure & get Stinâ€" A. B. Mclean. H. H. MILLER, We buy our bread at Stinson‘s and think it is the very best too, _ That is what you hear the people say. son S hakery goods and‘ you will always be satis~ fed. _ We have‘ a fresh supply of Buns, Doughâ€" nuts, Cookies, Cakes, and Pastry of all kinds always on hand Cart Delivers Daily . F. DUNN CS THERE‘S , over Post Office . STINSON Model Bakery % is C w’&.&w P«a s . _ y 4 ‘ )3.# o ts t WE §# "“{g*‘ia w No m Ae VC