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Al J. G. HUTTON, M. D. U Law office. Aimost opposit¢ NCR fice. Resigence: Corner &mn and Sts., one block west from foos of hlll ]ssuer of erat in HoxoR GRADUATE of Toronto University, graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Rooms Over J & J lfiL‘NTEH’S New Store H Dentistry in all its DFANCNCS, Officeâ€"Calder‘s Block, over ARTHUR H. JACKSON ___ OFrFICE HOURS gâ€"11 a. m 2â€"4p m. Telephone Connection No Barristor, Solicitor, Notary Public Conveyauncer a&c. Money + ME TGETLDILC () C The highest price will be pard for all kinds of Logs during next winter. A good lot of Shingles for sate cheap to anyone who will buy them there, N. MclsTyR®E. Durham, May As 1 have purchased Aberdeen from J. W. C: in a mesition to do all ki Insuranc Barrister, Solicitor in Supremée ourt Notary Public Commissioner. NMyt, Viad Mineton: to land _ busheis | threshed titl Mo )NO DarD, further prenise ‘hu han Te apenlalo 4 on afe itc good â€" stabl tilaseott, O fMk surance Agent, Money to Loan er of Marriage Licenses. A ger "WMiTincial business transacted. DURYAM, ONT. (Lower Town MceLean Brick ve Oifers fr ffice on Lambron St ‘ Walpole‘s Stables OR GR4 DU ATE Toron ate Royul College Den! 100 . Fall W heat .......0 Spring Wheat.... .. CMWS L« cars aver se4++ BarI@y ...0...> ++ HaÂ¥ ........0e k.k+ BUtHOF ... ... 00>>++> > Potatoes per bag.. . Flogr per ewt ..... Oatmeal per sack . Chop per @wt..... Live Hogs per ecw! Hides per Ib..... > Sheepski08 .. .....> TalloO® ......}>> + th) F.GRANT D.D ce, McIntyre Block over the Stat dard Bank, Durha+m, Ontario. »t PICKERING D. DS A1) Ar y CUNVEYANCER, _&e For sale in Aberdeen Saw Durham Markets. | . P. TELFORD d house qo Money to Loan. D OFFERS WANTED. UNDERT AKING _ _â€"a Publi Manitoba Land DURrHAM PRICEVILLE College Dental Surgeon its branches. Begs to announce that Conducting Funerals, The Priceville Business MeMILLAN & RILEY Close and Carefal atteation or night. CAL] Supplying . F. DUNN d dwelling attached ble. _ Apply so A Hix w To Nent is catrried on Commissioner, above J 1lence 1900 Apply to J. M. LATIMER ding Oe 9 in the first conâ€" ck, oneâ€"haif mile ration of Durham. ate of eultivation ; nning streams. A coms, frame bank wn _ school. _ For â€" apply on the _ Burt, Proprieto] r Sale. D Dornoch. and Surgeon» University C TA set Building nnipeg, Man le and break 6 miles frow C. N. R. close average of 42 it wheat was Registry UF and George the mill at iwford, I aw ds of custom p. Telford Post Offic« prairie, T100 Cash $800.00, Mill. Property for ie wellâ€"known conveniences, able and cosy. nurchasers reâ€" M AG F Swan River, wrairie, clear cy L D S #1 00 1 00 . McMILLAN a never failâ€" s corner of opposite 14 38 to 38 82 to 85 bo tw 50 . 00 to 14 00 23. to 20 20 to . 25 to â€" 50 2 g to 3 20 2 15 to 2 15 1 40 to 1 60 7 60 to 7 60 9 to â€" 10 45 to _ 45 23 to 27 S1o _ /5 . 10 1999 Pri€1 9 120 to to 81 00 as ution to every transaction, whether by day CaALL : PRICES MODE&ATE. A gent he is carrying on BUSINESS at Also The Rev. J. T. Morris, b. A, B. D.. of Ow:a Sounda, Chairman of the Owen Sound District, will D. Y« preach Auniversary sermons next: Sunday the 19¢h inst., A8 follows : Priceville Methodist church â€"10.80 1. m., Salem 2.80 p. m. and the Hall, Egremont, at 7.80 p. m. The ofierâ€" ing for the Missionary work of the Mcthodist churs!f will be taken at the same time. Mr=Win. Edwards, of Platsville, ‘ Ont., who was visiting at Mr Bandy McLeod‘s and the parsonage, preach ed in the Metbodist church last Sunâ€" day at Priceville at 10.80 and at Ebenézer at 5. 80 p. m,. His sermons were much erjoyed by the congrega tions and thoee who were Aot there missed a treat. â€" Mr Ed ward‘s text in the morning was * Be ye holy " _ and in the afternoon, ** Ye shlll,receiya 1 0. power, :;t.:;"t-l‘x'n the Holy Ghost come upon you. *‘ The Salem 8. 8. Christmas Tre® entertainmert is to be held next Friâ€" iay evening the 17th inst., when choruses, dialogues. recitations and drills will be given. The committee are doing their uvuimost to make this the best of the season, Revival seryices are being held at Ebenezer, ** Glenmount * by the pastor, Rev. H. Berry, with encouragâ€" ing reeults and will likely be continuâ€" vd next week, roads and weather perâ€" mitting. The heayy storm on Sunday eyen ing preventad the minister _ from reaching Sa:em and last evening, Monday, it prevented the caretaker from warming and lighting the church at Glenmont. ‘The minister and soms of the congregation, who perâ€" haps ahould Lave kuown better, were there. Opposes 1. IHI. Miller, M. P., took part in the budget debate, following the chief critic of the opposition, Geo. E. Foster. _ A «espatch says that in reply to the ‘atter‘s charge that the country was paying record rates of‘ interest on lo@aus, noted that the test otf credit was not a comparison of the rate of interest now with that paid ten years ago, bat rather a comparison of the rate of interest paid now by Canada with the rate paid by all other countries, and on this bas‘s of comparison it was shown that Canâ€" nda‘s credit was as bigh now as it eve; was. As to charges of graft and wastefal experditures made by Mr Foster, he ree lled the tact that every me of these charges had _ been thoroughly voentilated in the Pablic Accounts Committee, and had been ansubstantiat« d in tact. â€" in respect to the iton and4 steel bounties, Mr Miller said that when they expired at the end of next year he, for one. would strongly oppose their renewal. AND DROMORE Finance Minister Fielding brought down the Budget on Taesday and had the pleasing task of informing the House that the surplus for the vyear will be as above. â€" It is gratityâ€" ing to know that the size of the surâ€" plus is as mnch die to diminishing expendituro as to insreasing revenue. Part of this sarplas will be used toâ€" wards diminishing the debt to be Inâ€" curred on bebaif otf the Transcontioâ€" ental. _ The depression of 190809 has evideatly lifted and Cansda‘s finanâ€" cial position is an en viable one. Announcement The undersinged has secured fiCIOS® es on a central locationâ€"in the old Mceâ€" Kechnie standâ€"and has just placed in stock a carload of Doherty Organs and Pianos. Tnese are of the latest styles and action and fuily uphold the reputaâ€" ion of the great Doherty House, of Clinâ€" con, one of the oldest and largest Comâ€" manies in Canada. New Tombstones and Monuments Orders taken for these t réeasonable prices. Priccville Circuit. es a Patent"‘," W liat PrOUEAUU U ncGernie |rizeson Patents‘. Advice free. KÂ¥ ee mocerait MARION & MARi ON, _ExPEAT@ ample Building, ©3 i6 glnul Bt., lomruf he only firm of bâ€"ituae Regizers in the Dowd ranssimng putent business exclusivelt Surpius of 16 Millions, Music Emporium Mr McMill business and besides provides MEALS AND LODGING se C CRORCOCC for men ana horses Iron & Steel Bounties At Dromore ammmucess ce l 4 4e +A HMHARNESS Al AN UNDERTAKING i dommg Embalming atholic Robes, &c. i has secured premis McFadden M also . _ Best of work Cuts, samples, 18 Whoeyer selected Rey Mr HanDa, formerly of Mt. Forest, for the position \ of Associate Secy. of the Ontario Branch of the Lord‘s Day Alliwce.l made no wistake. _ He is a speaker of: «bility, lucid iu presentation of his arguments and teing in love with his subject makes out a strong case. Those who beard hbim in Trinity lchurch on Friday last will bear this out. Lord‘s Day Alliance Rev. Dr. Farqubarson is chairman of the local branch and asked Rev. Mr Bice to conduct opening devotional exercises, â€" In a few appropriate senâ€" tences, the chairman introduced M: Hanna, whe at once, with admirable directness, introduced his subject, The Alliance confined its operations to the " rest " idea in the Lord‘s D«y. Rest for all was a civic right, and the Lord‘s Day Alliance insisted that it was the duty of the State to safe guaro this and all other ciyic rights, The legislation secured has aimed to proâ€" The seltâ€"evident danger to Canada . and the Lord‘s ay from the attitude of alien people who come here with low ideals, was pointed out : also the never ceasing efforts of soulless corpor: ations. â€"He closed by urging pra( tical support by way of contribution to the Alliance, which was so nobly standing in the breach for the civil right of mm rest Some interesting questions . were asked and answered and a hearty vete of thanks accorded the able exponent of the principles and work of the Lord‘s Day Ailiance, If you want spend 50 ctes or anyâ€" thing up to $25.° in Christmas and New Year presentXwalk boldly in to the Central Drug $tore. There is something there that Will suit you. A. H, Jackson has houses and yacant I¢ for sale. & Yorr Sare Biurs.â€"Are you think~| ing of having a Sale? _ If so, the REâ€" viEw will print your bills for you neatly, promptly and at a very moder-! ate price. With bills prihted here, we give a free notice in the REvIEW, giving particulars and date of Sale, and this advertises your sale throughâ€" out South Grey. _ If desired a full list of stock and articles for gale will be published for a small extra charge. A good comfortable house with hard water inside ; rent $6 per month t 3 House to Rent I Mr Hanna, is a number of lots in Durbham Wa. LaipLaW. THE DURHAM REVIEW tt MW~ ‘% mmmemmmmmmmmmmmen e mamn omm on 0 § n‘!&%}&%fii?‘?figfig Miss B. Pettigrew of Regina, returned laet week to her home at Varney. Mr J. W. Blyth, Varney, went to U. Sound on Taesday on jury duty, Mrs MeCormick has returned from a month‘s visit to Owen Sound friends. Mr J. C. Telford, Owen 5¢ ed town relatives and friends urday to Monday. Miss Sadie McCuaig, of Top Cliff. spent wer the week end visiting at Mr N il McCannel‘s. ® messrs F. Irwin and Manager Gagâ€" non were in Hanover Thursday arrang« ing the hockey schedule. Rev. Dr. Farquharson attended a Presbytery meeting in Palmerston t m Tuaesday. Insp. Campbell was also | in attendance from the session. Mr Thos. Marshall, of Normanby, returned home from Saskatchewan. Mrs Irving, of near Lumsden, Sask., who came home with her mother, Mrs Q. Pettigsrew, some weeks ago, on a visit to friends and relatives in this vi« cinity, returned t8 Lumsden, Tuesday, Mr R. N. McDonald, tellet of the | Pragers Bank, is leaving the vanking business thig week, and will spend n‘ few days at his home in Wooudstock, before going to New York City, where he will enter the employ of the Quaker Oats Co. ’ A letter received from Mr R. B. Mcâ€" Lmchlan, Calgary, with a remittance ; for the Review, brings the news of his 'mm'riage to a Miss Margrette Macâ€" Donald of that. city, _ We had not Ehem-d of this before and on behalf of |\his many friends here extend the happy c(;llple heartiest good wishes for a long and bhappy married life., Mr and Mrs Arch. Brown and little | son, pleasantly surprised his parehts, Mr and Mrs Chas. Brown, last Thursâ€" day evening, by their unexpected arrivâ€" al from the West. It is five years since Arch,. was last home and he intends spending two or three months. Recentâ€" ly he has been conducting a prosperous business at Grenfall, Sask., which he sold out before leaving. Miss Lilian Davey, who a few y ear| ago taught in Durham, won honor« | last week in the " Strathcona Trust Fund Essey competition," winning | 2nd prize among many competitors, The contest was for the best six essays \ on a system of military or physical training in the Public schools, _ Miss ‘ Davey recommended a thorough code | of military training for the boys and n |simple list of pbhysfcal exercises for :(he girls. â€" Her prize is $150. \ A gathering of the clans was held at Mrs A. McNabb‘s home, Fourth avenue east Monday afternoon and evening, in bonor of Mrs McCormack .\ of Durham, The afternoon was spent 5‘ in conversing the Gaelic until six o‘â€" ,}clock. when a sumptuous dinner was served. . After the repast, an enjoyâ€" \able evening was spent with music, . which was excellently supplied by Mr McKeen with his bagpipes and violin, 1| Aféer singing Aold Lang Syne the company departed at the early bour of ten o‘clock.â€"Owen Sound Sun. TORONTO « Owen Sound, visitâ€" 1 friends from Satâ€" northâ€"east last week returned hok ualll y 5 _ C s "‘Y R y Bewe 2A i) 4. .& â€" ae esns ran en ie t $ P n 4____â€".!â€"_â€"‘-â€"_â€"!"!!__â€"_- Mr L. V. Coffey, teller in the Stanâ€" dard Bank, will leave this week for Whitby, his home town, where he has been transferred to the branch | there. â€" Me will reside at home with his mother and sister, his brothet haying died recently. Mr Jas. Gadd, son of Thos. Gadd, Normanby, arrived in town, Tuesday, from the far west. _ He left his brother Tom‘s in B. C. about threg ‘weeks ago, visited at his brother Ernest‘s in Man. and with Winnipeg friends for a few days. â€" He brought with him two photos showing the Jansen monument recentâ€" ly erected there kindly secured for us by Mr Joseph Moore of that city. BORN Lertu.â€"On Monday, Dec. 13th 1909 to Mr and Mrs William Leith, of N. Egremont, a son. otsw ts § Alge movmccmss At a meeeing of the Saugeen Presbyâ€" tery at Palmerston on Tuesday Mr Gibâ€" son of Hopeville, applied to be received into the Presbyterian church, with a view to entering the ministry. His apâ€" plication was accepted and he was apâ€" pointed to take charge of Mildmay and Ayton for the winter months. Mr Gibâ€" W We Nee Fo cce pole s COs 44 Aiub dn h collirho i ki son‘s father is an elder h Knox Church. | Hamilton. He himself was an aotive member of St. Paul‘s, Hamilton and later of Cook‘s Church, Toronto, till he was asked to take charge ef Hopeville in tnc interests of the Mliance. During his ministry at Hopeville. he has shown some powers of dealing with young men and has an unassuming manner and earnestness of spirit that bespeak sucâ€" cess for hi.m in the new sphere into which he is entering. The mecting of Presbytery had specâ€" ; ial interest imported to it by the visit of | Principal Gandier in the interest of the | building fund for the new College. ltl was the first visit of the new Principal to the Presbytery and his masterly adâ€" \ dress made powerful impression. He pressed the need of men for the minisâ€" try, and showed the strategic position of Knox College placed‘in the midst of }thc great body of students of the Uniâ€" versity, over 40 per cent of whom are Presbyterians. _ His appeal to rise to the occasion and prove ourselves worâ€" thy of our fathers, who, out of their poverty fifty years ago, were paying as much for IKnox College as we are doing toâ€"day, was responded to by the Presbyâ€" tery consenting to undertake the work of canvassing the congregation within the bounds at a time as early as posâ€" sible. A ffmmittee, with the Rev. T. McCullough as convener, was appointed to make the appeal to the churches in the Presbytery, is n > Christmas Per es in dainty boxes at MagFatlane‘s Dr tore. The ntral Drug Store is headâ€" quarters all kinds of beautifup Christmas a ew Year presents for young and ol d at prices within your reach, No Bask CHECKs.â€"American Subâ€" scribers will oblige us by remitting, wherevet possible, by express urder or post wffice order. _ We have received recently some checks on local banks which cost us 15 cts to cash, rather heavy a discount on small sum » Saugeen Presbytery. J. LEVINE 'lAvailible Beds in THE 1909 BATTLE AGAINST THE DREAD WHITE PLAGUE. ;HRISTMAS STAMP CAMPAIGN Td e S y x PX 4 32@ | & ies t2) To | hss / 2| ti \eg MArany 3 XHAS s Em S A | m o AR Furl “\-@/.s.‘(é“/fi n F l Â¥4 | SuU RSecusel nif STIMULATED by e hregN¢ the success of a ,' tX gfiarago the National is/ «.2 \M nitarium Associaâ€" } ol ) | tion have made larEe A}MMS XNAS) | preparations for the CA N"‘\'Y" NY | sale of the Christmas ANWTEA" AP] | Stamp of 1900â€"10, isâ€" ~\'8 _/Qs‘\‘,{p‘ sued on behalf of the %., TT s 253| Muskoka Free Hosâ€" â€"â€"â€" pital for Consumpâ€" tives. Nearly $8,000.00 was netted from last year‘s sale, making it possible for the trustecs to increase the available beds for needy patients from an averâ€" age of fiftyâ€"five a year ago to one hundred and forty, the accommodation The trustees are hopeful that they may bring the a;c(‘:mn.nod‘a.tiqn up to 200 beds as the outcome of this year‘s sale of this little one cent messenger of hops and healing. The Christmas Stamp, as a means of fighting the dread white &hngue. had its origin in Denmark in 1904, the sale from which has financed a hospital for consumptives in that country. The idea was taken up by the Red Cross Sociecty of the United States in 1907, and interest has grown cach year, A year ago a Christmas stamp of special design was put in circulation by the Muskoka F]voo MHospital for Consumptives with the success already indicated in this article. The price of the individual stamp is only one cent, but what wonderful things can be accomplished by so tiny an instrument. There is no reason wl:{ everyone «who writes a letter, addresses m postcard, mails a newsâ€" paper or parcel from this day out should not use one of these stamps. 3666 EEEEEEEEE GEGEGEEEGEEG@Q % The educational value of the -mmfi appearing on every piece of mail ma ter would be enormous,. One can hardly figure up the material results. It would mean a routing of the enemy Y For Christmas Gifts ay. lable Beds in the Muskoka Free Hospital for Consumptives Increased Threeâ€"Fold as a Result of Last Year‘s Sale of Christmas Stamps. The Number Can Be Doubled This Year If Everyone Will Help. Central Drug Store We will put your order aside until you want it. QOur Post Cards and Booklets are very dainty and we have a large assortment to choose from. e have a specially fine display of gifts in : China, Cut Glass, Brush & Comb Sets, : Military Brushes, Fancy packages of ~ Chocolates, Ebonyâ€"Rosewood Mirros, etc "-‘ Tuberculosis that would bring hope and joy and gladness to thousands of homes and communities in all parts of COanada. The stamp of 1909 is more beautiful than that o‘f’a year ago. The design is as shown in this article, but printed in red and green, and is of same size as the regular government postage stamp. This Christmas stamp will not carry 3{ kind of mail, but any kind of mail 1 carry itâ€"and carry too the happy Season‘s Greetings from sender to reâ€" ceiver. The stamps will be done up in envelopes of ten, twentyâ€"five, fifty and one hundred for ordinary selling, and large users will be supp}'ied in quanâ€" tities. The price for ten or for one thousand is a cent each. The banks, departmental stores, drug stores, book and stationery stores and many other stores will sell them, Women‘s clubs, church organ| zations, bible classes and Sunds; schools, public schools, and many other organizations and individua‘s Iwm help this year as last year. There would seem to be no reason why everybody everywhere may not help in forming an army of willing workers to sell these stamps all over the Dominion. The N usLoku Free Hospital for Consumptives is in the fullest sense a national institution caring for patients from every proâ€" vince in Canada, The first issue of the stamp for thi year is one million, and these will be put into cireulation immediately, bui there can lurdl{ be any reason why the issue should not be increased many times over before Christmas. The direction of the sale of Chris!â€" mas Stamps is in the hands of Mr. J. S. Robertson, Sec.â€"Treasurer, Notional Sanitarium _ Association, 317 King Sbmet.t\Velltr, Toronto, m will ";ll" rompt reply to any e iries regardâ€" rng the stamp. hent \ VOL. XXXII, NO and Weekly Globe . . .. .$ and Farmes‘ Sun .. .. and W. Mail & Empire. and Montreal W. Wit. and Family Ber. & Star Review and Daily Globe ... ... Review and Daily World ... ... KÂ¥ *# ‘lain sil it Waists in‘ Gifts W |@hepeel olcele al ) Christmas shopping is just that is left and be firm about a ping as you can RIGHT NOW prices to suit every purse m Just to help you in making 1 gestions. Sable neck furs at .. ... Mink marmot neck furs Isabelia fox neck picces . ©.00 to 9.00 _ Mufis 5.«»‘ throws .. ..2.50 to 5.00. h Hockey Caps and Togue Petticoats .*~ Ladies Coat Sweater Coats (World for 15 mos.) nth ag mation 11 Clubbing Offers. 11 the Women‘s D h W R bre THE BI abl y ele C ow oln o .0 h Wis Jas Spec All 81lk Specia! Jo id all [», M¢ $10 nt P3