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1913 h bib % rints CV 34 s aaX aces, Te d K sn Large Sales €85 M wWhic ods ALYr ods i sp > uip s per Uup 0 x x #%% This modern " Priceyille Courier" has for the editor a unique interest, eeing it recalls the far away day of 1868 when as a boy, with the late 8. L. M. Luke and two others, he " stuck type" in Pricevilie. For this sentimental and for other intriesie reasons he is glad to offer reasonable srpace in the Review to record the happenings and business â€"of * Priceâ€" vilie and vicinity." This romantic little village as we ve pointed out before is the fArst llection of houses on the Saugeen, ckoning from its source and thereâ€" re is able from its altitude to look wn on such places as Durnam, Hanâ€" »r, Walkerton, &¢c. It does so howâ€" er in no disdainful mood for it is inâ€" ting all and sundry in this part of ie province to come up on Monday xt and take part in its second civie rliday for whith as will be noticed zh class preparation has been made. For many years the village and comâ€" unity has been well represented by ‘r Jno. A. McDnald. than whom, wo‘ iink n â€"ne know better and can write iore |ovingly of its early history and neck. ied career, Mr McDonald‘s pen still tc be and we hope long will be tive in this work for which he is vll adapted,. So well has he kept his mmunity represented in the Review hat of late civic pride has been swell. ~g in the veins of a younger generaâ€" n who this week as will be seen on hispage, begin a service of a broader tting than hitherto has been atâ€" ga oo w*= dod ces en ebe en PRICEVILLEâ€"By the Editor t tthing mpted This a hJ In loying memory of John MeKirâ€" n who departed this life August d. 1909 : t PRICEVILLE, ~â€" Om'.fi AT ver more moOTTO : Freshest Drugs, Carcful Dispensing, Thorough Satisfaction Branching out to Paris Green......ovg iD National Fly Pads....5¢ Display of Toilet Soaps. . ++« @x‘ame <o0 s steiprioes ickling Spices ntyâ€"five acres of hay in the coil, noderate. The Quality Pharmacy PRICEVILLE im 11 line of Veterinary Drugs for filling Prescriptions. ' [our long years have passed ad chose to take from me my friend on earth. He dwells e in wemory still and will Dryv SPECIALS In Memoriam Goods, Groceries, McGowan‘s _ Flour Different weights this month We have recently placed ARE YOU WELL sHOD ? vyour shoes here. We h For Sale \mes Holden Boots siaxuorr HexpERSON, Priceville, Ont They speak for themselves. in d opy opo dn i itR k ie e e e h d o t e it the 14 p qpqupgigpt4$4*p4*#22. . McLEAN, Highes} «.. 006 Ib WIFL Take in Priceville‘s Big Civic Holiday Celebration on Monday,. Aug. 4th ceries, â€" Hardware and Oils of all kinds Let us supp‘!y youT needs. price paid for Central Telephone [OD 2 _ You are when y We handle the celebrated See us when requiring a bag | _ Mr Chas. Tryon is home from B.C.| Jno. Bargess, C. P. R. agent, bas \He is spending two or three weeks returned after holidays, allowing Mr \with his family and his old schosiâ€"| Mclounis to proceed to relieye some mates. une else. Hector McKinnon, of the G‘obe ‘etaff, preterred a two weeks‘ vacaâ€" tion under the parental roof and around Priceville, where he could have his coat off and sleeves rolled up, to holidaying with the rest of the staff at Port Dover. We‘re always glad to haye Hector. T I"" E” Donald McKinnor, C. P. R. mail clerk on Owen Sound line, is having fii two weeks‘ rest from the routine of ! handling letters, etec. Having passed | a recent examination yery successâ€" 'fully. he bhas received a handsome | increase in salary. H\ Oar genial proprietor of the Comâ€" fll mercial House, is going to do his best | to treat every one well on Civic Holiâ€"| [ day. Besides usiag his own diningâ€"| H rooms hbe is fitting up Union Hall| | and serving meals there. | Mr Hagh McKechnie is going into general business and is ready to meet his customers again. The streets will all look quite dressy by the last of the week when decorations are completed. The Misses Simpson and Miss Myrtle McArthur are at present with Mrs MeArthur. * Major McGillivray, London, visited at the McTaggart home the past week. The Major has placed a good many Barnardo boys in the near localâ€" ity of Priceville, whom he reports mostly always do well. Won‘t it be some game of Soccer when Walkerton 1911 Champions of Ontario mate up with Toronto Parkâ€" views ? You will see the snappiest game of ball that has ever been played north of Toronto. We say this without fear of eontradistionâ€" Aug. 4th in Priceville. Be there. The shingle mill is employing sevâ€" eral bands. All these enterprises give employment, make money and lend the hum of business to the place. eral bands. All these enterprises| Mr Martin McLeod, of Stratord, is give employment, make money and | spending some days with the family lend the hum of business tothe placte. at bome. Martin is now in the Dry Sorry our new bridge oyer the Goods business Saugeen is not completed for Aug. 4.| Raral mail routes are now pracliâ€" It would be much nicer to travel|cally all going here. Donald Mceâ€" oyer a new one than the one there| Laenlan starts his route Aug. 1. now. It may (?) come. \ _ Walkerton have not been beaten in (Get a mental pieture of the bigges man you ever saw. Get ten of them lined up together. Get ten more the same sizs. Aren‘t they bouncers ? Ha. That‘s Proton and Glenelg Tag o‘ War teams for Priceville Aug. 4 Believye me there‘s something doing that day. Of course you‘ll be there. Mr David Walker, of ‘Toronto, brought his family to sammer along the Saugeen. This is the second season they have spent the summer with us and we are glad to see them return. Some very large fish have been caught in the Saugeen this year. We know of one party catching three speckled beauties weighing over 5 Ib. We understand some from nearâ€" by districts have caught others about this size. A close season for three or four years in these waters is what is needed and that soon . Miss Box and Miss Flora Lamont, of Port Elgin, are visiting Mrs Lane. In and Around the Village The Ladies‘ lostitate are also amâ€" bitious to see that all who come to spend the day with us will find themâ€" selves in a land of plenty. They are going to serye meals in the Sunday Sehool room. This along with four booths on the ground ought to be sutâ€" ficient to caterto the wants of thouâ€" sands. 4) 6 L MrmColin McLean‘s new drive house for his tbreshing outfit is nearing completion. _ It is practically the size of a barn. The C. P. R station was overhaulâ€" Farm Produc. in stock a New Lines and â€" Feed and Shoes Priceville vyou purchase fall line of juite| â€" Each week O:to Konold has a shipâ€" rhen‘ment of some kind of animals from this station. In a year it mast aâ€" Missl mount up in money to nearly the two wi;h]nougms in the thousands. _ This means a nice sum to be distributed siteq | among our farmers and they are beâ€" pas, | Ainniog to show their appreciation of rood the fact by giying him the bulk of °C2V | their produce. f sutâ€"| â€" Mrs Atken and daughter. of Buffaâ€" 0ouâ€"| lo, spent some time â€"with relatives here and have now returned. )0S¢| Donald McMillan, south line, is im K | proying his already beautiful home 812¢) by erectiog a large verandab in ed lately and subjected to several coats of paint Makes a better apâ€" pearance. Peter McArthur and family are at present with Dr. Dixon in Stavely, Alta. They report a fine trip. Oar barber is avout to leave us. Mrc and Mrs Russel intend going away for a while, whether it be for goud or not we are not yet informe1. They both will be much missed in town, as each were interested in many things that spoke for the welâ€" fare otf the place in general. Messrs McLean, Stottardt, McLachâ€" lan, Mclones and Mair are in the ba:iness in the cattle line and have handled a good many this year. Miss Maggie MceJoatyre is home again. Mrs Dobson and daoghter are visit ing under the parental roof. The Misses Caswell, otf Flesherton, visited Mrs Lachlan MeArthar last week a few days. Walkerton have not been beaten in baseball this year. Flesherton team is to be supplemented with a Toronto battery. _ This ought to make a good team of Flesherton. You will see a snappy game of ball on Aug. 4. The nine innings will be run off in all too short a time. They are both out to win a special prize of $10 donated by Mr O:to Konold. No one seems willâ€" iog to miss it. Miss Mary Aldcorn spent a sbhort time at hom :s and is now in Toronto, The bara raising at Donald Me: Millan‘s, Scotchtown, was attended by many. The floor was laid in the barn. and the younger eclement asâ€" sembled in the evening to enjoy the feâ€"tivities common to such an Occaâ€" gion. We have some excellent water nymphs in this community The sport in this line will show up well and make a good hour or so amuseâ€" ment in the forenoon. Come early and you will not miss anything. Students and teachers who are home : Miss Ella McKinnon, Miss Laura McKinnoa, Miss Myra McLean Miss McMillan, Miss Ferguson, from Owen Sound ; Miss Muir from Colâ€" lingwood ; the Misses Fletcher, Miss Harrow, Mr Wellington Whittaker, Miss Aggie McPhail, Miss Watson Stanley Fergusano, Miss Wright. Mr Buie and some of the family are visi®@nag at relatives here. Miss Annie MeDonald, Toronto, is spending some time with her mother, The Misses Lettie and Clara Warâ€" ling are home at present. Duncan MceRae‘s family of Owen Sound is spending holidays at Mr Jno McRae‘s. tront Mr Harry Patton and wife were in town yesterday visiting friends. Dr and Mrs Hatton were visiting the Misses Wright iast Sunday. Dr Struthers, of Darham, spent Sanday at Drc. Lane‘s. Mr Jno. Vause built a large addi tion to his barn this sammer, makâ€" ing it now one of the finest in Arteâ€" mesia. Jack McArthur bhas had a two weeks‘ leave of absence from his work in C. N. R. in Toronto. Births recently ; To Mr and Mrs Wm. Aldcorn,.a son : to Mr and Mrs Jos. MeDougald, a danghter : to Mr and Mrs Jno. Eckhardt, a daughter. Among the Churches Revy. Mr Wilson, Walkerton, occeuâ€" pied the palpit in churech in the morning July 20. The pastor took the services in Walkerton on same date. â€" Aunniversary services were conducted at Swinton Park the same Supday in afternoon and evening, Rev. Wilson officiating there also. Oa Mondsy, Jaly 21, the Swinton Park congregation held a largely atâ€" tended picnic, tollowed in evening by limelight yiews of Africa. Rev. Wilson is a good lecturer and had a large audience on this occasion. Revy. Matheson, pastor in St. Colâ€" umba church, with wife and family, are gone to their cottage in Muskoka for six weeks. Rev. Loeece holds union services of Methodist and Presbyterian churches â€"in the Presbyterian church on July 27 and in Methodist charch on Ang. There will be a special Song serâ€" vice in St. Columba church i; the evening, Suaday, Aug. 3, at usual church hour. The cheerfal voices of the girls and boys are not heard so much since vacation. Some are away holiday â€" ing amd some in the fields workiag. They are gone somewhere for we see yery few around now. ‘The successfal pupils at Entrance Exams were : Ray McLean, Vietoria McMillan, Irene McLean, Allie Meâ€" Lean, Jas. Smith, Walter Williamson Olive Henderson, Lottie Muir, Danâ€" can McMillan, Ursula Mathesor . School News The School Board met this week to consider reâ€"emgaging the teaching staff. We deo not know the result. The prin]cipal of the sehool, Mr J. L. McDonald is empjoying bolidays at home and in the vieinity. Miss Bates, teacher in Junior grade is spending bolidays in Guelph and other places. The members of Court Pricoville‘ No 476. I. 0. F. held their meeting on Friday, July 18. The usual busiâ€" ness was transacted. After this the meeting was opened to the general public. A debate ‘‘ Resolved that Immigrants from other countries than British Isles, U. 8., Norway, Bweden, Denmark, Germany, Franee and Holland are detrimertal to the inâ€" terests of Canada, ‘‘ was well deobatâ€" ed and enjoyed. The affirmative won. Captains were Herman Mcâ€" Lean, aff. ; W. G Watson, neg., asâ€" sisted respectively by twoother memâ€" bers. This was the liveliest meeting the order hes had for many months. Every member come ard enjâ€"y next night. There is something special on Scots (Grey Camp No. 87 of Sons of Scotland held their last mosting is Union Hall on Tues. §th. Tnere is «lways a good crowd out and an inâ€" teresting evening in Beots Greys Camp. _ Aa & The delegate to Toronto, where the: Grand Camp met this year, gave an interesting report otf that meeting. As Mr Areh. MceCuaig was the person it is easy to understand that Scotch interests and rights were well looked after while in Toronto and properly reported upon his returm. Mr Mcâ€" Cuaig received a hearty vote of thanks for the admirable way in which the report was given. Already three large mass meetings of citizens of Priceville and viciaity have been held and largely atterndâ€" ed. The Conveners of the several committees have their work well orâ€". ganized and have held their private meetings. So there is now only one wish and that is for a fine day Aug. 4. For miles on all sides the people are enthusiastic over our second Civâ€" ic Holiday. The towns and yillages around us are equally so. Their sympathy encourages our village in th:s second endeavor to place on our recordsâ€"â€"@a Red Letter Day. We have the program for a day that might well be the enyvy of a city. We have willingly spent the muney. There is nothing cheap about it and nothing counterteit. You will thereâ€" fore all find the heartiest welcome you ever found visiting any town. So come one, come all and enjoy yourselyes in Priceviile, ‘The athletic sports for Aug. 4th are numerous and the number of entries will exceed the number last year, as already many are contemplating competing, who did not enter the field last year. For the last two or three weeks we were waiting to hear from the towns people, as we were informed that a branch of the Review was to be esâ€" tablished there without delay. Howâ€" eyer we dida‘t want to trespass in giving the current events of this town hence the reason no articles were sent from Priceville for the last three woeeks. So we hope to see this week something from this town nnd will thankfally relieve us of trying to gather news week after week, for its not an easy matter for a person living out in the country to know what iz going on in town, although we may often be there. There are lots of able writers in Friceville if they only thought so and took the time to send some of fthe passiug events to the press. _ Iv‘s a difficult task sometimes to gatbher the wandering thoughts and put them together in the shape of a letter or something to that effect, s) as to make the thing readable. The busy season is on for haying | and the enda of this woek will see it | all done. The crop is light but in‘ some instances better than was exâ€" pected. The quality is first clas:[ as it was well saved. We noticed Wm Mather bad a field as good as ever and would probably go a ton and a balf in parts of it. Barley is coloring and will be ready in a week or ten days. The oats is filling in goud, but in general is short, but the quality will by all appearance be good. The continual dry season is telling | on the pasture badly and on seme ot\ the hilts of Glenelg and Artemesia. If a match was applied it would cause | tire to run from one end to the other : of the fields in less than ne time. There was a light shower of rain an. Sunday evening bat didn‘t amount to anything. Water is beginning to get scarce and people have to drive their cattle for some distance to give them a drink and if we don‘t get rain s.on some wlll be badly off tor \ wat.r for themselves and cattle. Mrs McPhee and family, who visitâ€". ed with her sister, Mrs: McDougall, south line, for a couple of weeks, left for her home in Hamilton on Saturâ€" day, Also Mrs Aikens, of Bauffalo, wlo visited as Mr Shortreed‘s for a couple of weeks, left on Saturday for her home. s~he came to see her aged mother, who is getting frail trom the effeces of age and other causes. Mr Arch, McCuaaig attended meetâ€" ing of the Grey and Bruce Fire Inâ€" surance Company at Hanover Sataurâ€" day last, the 26th Jaly. 6nr mfiil deliverer is getting atong well (Mr Shortreed) and it‘s handy to get the mail at the gate every eveâ€" niog. We expect the Priceville news wiil be giyen by some one else this week, as we did not give any from there of any accouut. Howevyer we may say that the Rev. Mr Leece preached an able union sermon in the Presbyterâ€" ian church on Sanday to a crowded church. Mr Leece will preach un: ion services in his own chursh next Sunday when a large crowd is exâ€" pected to attend. Died at his residence in Teronto on Widpesday, the 23rd Jaly, 1913, Mr Donald McArthur, at the ago of fiftyâ€" seven years. Mr MoArthgr was borg Society News By J. A. McD ONTA in the old township of Vaughan in the year 1856 and of a large tamily of sons and daughters, only one remains now, Miss Margaret McArthnr, who will be lonely now, as she and her brother were living together sizce the other members of the family died a few years ago, Mr MeArthur was an uncle of Mr John Graham oi Darâ€" bam, who atterded the funeral on Friday, the 25th Jaly, to the old burying ground on the 7th con of the township of Vaughan atâ€" the old St. Andrews‘ chaurch, where the remains of father and mother, â€" grandfather and grandmother, sisters and brothâ€" erslay and now the second last of a family of 5sons and 5 daughters are laid in the old family plot, It re-‘ minds us that this world is only as a shadow that vanishes quickly out ot‘ sight. Mr McArthos was a eousin to Dancan, Donald and Hugh Mc-‘ Donald and Christena MeDonald and Mrs Campbell, D. Road, Glenelg and to John McDonald and Mrs John Mceâ€" Kimnom, south line an4 many other relatives in Glenelg and Egremont. Mr MeArtbhur was of a kind and friendly disposition and his home in Toronto was often a place of refuge for visitors where all were kindly enâ€" tertained by him and sister. d veletioaiat, o 9 oi Prew d is artet cmd ®., > Most of the farmers are well on with the haying, the past week being good and dry and the hay light, many fields are stripped. â€" However the grain crop looks favorable. Berry picking is the order of the day by the women and children and even some of the men are seen with a pail going to pick berries (that is the bachelors.) Miss Flossie Campbell is holidayâ€" ing at her home here. She is acâ€" companied by her cousin. Miss Mary Campbell, of Toronto. Miss Maggie Ferguson is engaged in the store at Mr Jas,. Pattison‘s, Ceylon. 'I‘here" will be no services in the Pres. church next Sunday on account of union services at Salem . Miss Etta Ferguson left Friday last fos the West. 3 S Miss Milligan, of Durham, who has been yisiting in our burg for the last couple of weeks, returned home Saturday last., Miss Mary Findlay, of Dromore, TORONTO Swinton Park. At the Down Town Shoe Stoee EGGS â€"TAKEN AS CASH, We have given some lines of footwear notice to leave our store. To quickly help them out we have reduced prices till there is hardly any price left. S)n: Ladios‘ Slippars and Oxfords, reg. $2.00, now $1.00 Missos and Childrens White Oxfords mnow........ 50¢ THE CITY BAKERY Headquarters for Confectionery and all Bakery g Other broken lines also away down. see if your size is here. Highest prices for Butter and Eggs. YOU PAY WHEN CURED Een Ne P ECC PnE Thousands of and middleâ€"aged men are annually swept to a pr through Early l.mm. i Excesses and Blood Diseases, If yOu hmwfl- : hwlnmmpwms consult us before it is too late, . ATO YOU neFV, us and dent and gloomy, specks before the eyes, with dark circles under ther $Â¥ PREFELLL UR aLaaect hachful. dreams and losses, sed Drs.KENNEDY & KENNEDY kidne?’s frritab Blmp es on the feless, distrus moods, Weak New I m?t'ho brain , the vani the 1 lowing LOMS consiht MB MRTRNE OR CTODULSA: Aasle a dent un?gflgomy. specks before the eyes, with dark circles under kldu'y;l.lrriuble. palpitation of the heart, bashful, dreams and losses imples on the tacehgies sunken, hollow checks, careworn expres Bhlell. distrustful, energy and strength, tined mornings, restlesé moods, weak manbood, premature decay, bone pains, hair 1008 Â¥OoU â€"WILL BEA ‘\VREC'K ayyâ€"novice Â¥V 0 W iL L2 B B2 _ A* id c dcalin t al o&mw ‘Treatment can cure you and make a man of you,. TUnder its influâ€" ence becomes active, the blood purified, so that all pimples, blotches and ulcers , the nerves become strong as steel, so that nervousness, bashfuiness and des» ‘vanish, the eye becomes bright, the face full and clear, energy returns to the the moral, p{ 1 and sexual systems are invigorated; all drains conseâ€"no more vital waste from the system. Pon‘t let quacks and fakirs rob you of your hard earned dollars, We cure you or no pay. EVERYTHING PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL 4 4 44 8 40000040 A catvlatetctrediP ht <Oliss READER: No matter who has treated you, write for an honest opinion Free of Charge, Books Freeâ€"*"The Golden Monitor" (Mustrated) on Secret Diseases of Mcs. QUESTION LIST FOR HOME TREATMENT SENT ON REQUEST P ts i e as comenses an on an en tm un #0 AMe C i T ~Â¥%e EReas: ) F1 N* s ® 2 ) A&tke\s\3 4# B C \ '-',ie 3 ’.J‘/ i o h.A TB _......._.cormmamnnmmnmmergh EVE P t gee us My call at our Medical Institute in Dotroit as we see and treat no m our Windsor ofices which are for Correspondence and TLaboratory for Canadian business only. Address all letters as follows: % PCO IMIITLOE! W Secsssatmemcnt c msM oo C Pacls â€" _‘ DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, WWrite for our private address. the talk of the country for miles around Try our Fresh Oysters Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich, fseegaeeee en en oo C t en o0 NO NAMES OR PHOTOS USED WITHOUT WERITTEN CONSENT «Z1 NOTICE TO LEAVE g Custom Work and Repairing as usual Choice lines of Cooked Meats, Plain Fancy Cakes, Fresh Groceries, etc., NERVOUS DEBILITY Emdby the New Method Treatment . TAKE ALL RISKS spent the week end with her friend, Miss Grace Knox. Mrand Mrs Howard Watson Sun dayed at Mr Ham Irwin‘s, Mr Geo, Campbell Sundayed in Mt Porest. 5 _ Sam was visiting in our burg on Sunday. Large roowiy dwelling house, large enough to keep boarders. Convenientâ€" ly situated to all public works. Newly decorated. UOheap rent. Apply to N. Mclxtyx®®, Fine brick store and dwellin%\on Main street, Durham. Owner in lest. A bargain. Apply to A. H. JACKSON. . _A. ROWE Several hbouses in Durhaw nice cottage in Lower Town . &0 #P b_a Nh# .G\ @" * J CaAP K. T h s .,,"‘ { v w r NK . m 4 â€" a &\ A %/ “ i / iafi ~tagd 4 > â€" §# y ) fl l On m‘%"lehtfl‘mfi. I:,MU acres, | co xguuxv st halves of Lots 1 an hgfi on., W. G.%‘k. Benfinck u'n?l t3 on the same Concession. 100 acrqi cleared, well watered by spring creek, two Kenri.nfi orchards. Good |frame lg)use, cedar log barn,. Convenâ€" |ient to School and P. O, Apply to The 3rd division of lot 9 and the Ist division of let 10, W.G.R., Bentinck, 100 acres. Lot 1, Con. 11, Glenelg, 100 acres. Lot 16 and half of 17, Con. 2 E. G. R Glenelg, 150 acres. Lot 8, Con. 3, 8.D.R., Glenelg. 50 acres Lot 9, Con, 3, 8, D. R, Glenelg, 50 acres Lot 10, Con. 3. 8.U.R., Glenelg, 59 acres Lot 4, Co3, 4, 8. D.R., Glenelg, 55 acres« Lot 7, Gon,. 1, N.D R., Glenelg, 59 acre: Apply to G. & J. McK®oux®t®, Dorhan | Oune of the best investments M hamâ€"â€"three bouses for the price Two are solid stone and brick roomed houses,. Two rooms sol floors and trimmings,. Two m furnace, cistern, good garden, iorclmrd. One frame seven r house, Must be sold as owher is ‘Weot. Apply on premises or V J. M. Lattnc®, D All letters from Canada must i to our Canadian Corresponde ment in Windsor, Ont, I{ y J. S. McILRAITH Farms for Sale. Are you nervous ark circles under : Ireams and losses, careworn expressi Farm for Sale. To Rent. A. M Jac«ksox Por Sale For Sale etc., etc For Sale Jas, Paro®, P: Swinton loos¢, $0r0 Glenelg Glenelg Glenelg Call and Two mat irden, Y« om, N dimen mature prave my of the folâ€" goods Darl y tasap or writ« changeable throat, ete. n lid One D 1l 0) If You are Not Too Lazy 109 acres 1 mile South of W ill:ameford a good tarm too, offered !::w less than the buildings w cost, 100 acres near Mount Forest, cheap at under $4,000. 300 acres near Dornoch (Mr George Twamley‘s farm) a fine nfl-fl ed place on which Mr Twamley money, offered at a great bargain. 200 acres near Louise, good #arm, extra buildings, timber worth most of the price. 150 acres near Durham, wellâ€"improved and cheap at about $1000, 300 acres in Egremont, (Dr Fettes {faerm) good place, owner in the West offered at a snap. 100 acres near Listowel, one of the _ best farms in Perth Co, Splendidly improved, Astonishingly cheap at $7000, Northâ€"west Lands for sale or exâ€" change. to H.H. Miller J. G. HUTTON,M.D., C. K ( W. C, PICKERING D. DS., L D5 University, graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Onficio Rooms Over" 3 & J HUNTER‘S New Store H Ofliceâ€"Qver Jewellry store and oppo site Post Office. ARTHU hove are some of my N.l& Barâ€" gains It wil Pay you Buy from me. ESLpl Insurance Ag Money mt l.esucfl]o( Mnrnggz"tlwmi. 1 eral finanaial business tran Ofl D. MePHMAIL_+ €I M to aates th MOXxORGRADUATE of Toprano. J. F.GRANT 0.D.S.,L.D. K. Rarrist | | wit rargurarson, D. D 1 BIG 4 Phosphonol restore Electric Restorer for T willed Sihecting 2 yds wide.25¢ ya Heayy bleached sheeting, 2 yds wide............ ... 1400y@ Bed Comforters from ....... ....*> ... .. .125 up to $5 each . Floor Qilcloth, .. 300 a equare yard Table Oilcioth, 45 in wide, 25¢ a yd New Spring Prints all now is Call and see them UNDERTAKER a n Funeral Director Embaiming a Speciality. Picture Framing, Shortest Notice Snow Roomsâ€"Across from{Middaugh ResivExc®â€" Eirfl house south of Lawrence‘s ksmith Shop. DURHAM. ONT, (Lower Town Durham s Continuation U icensed Auctioneer for Qo, Grey ns moderate. Arrangememas w ates. &c. must be made at the ow 0 H READ THIS : St. C to Wor J. P. TELFORD ster, itor in Suprem NOK&J‘Y%UG Commissioner Money to loan. on Lambron Bt., opposite Walpole‘s Stables, P )ust OONYEYANCER &o. RAM Bd p m. I==$ p. %, munl::?mh:&Ifll Oflice and t Full line of Catholle Robes ind black and whiuggnu for aged people. m, _ &s* Correspor d% w o (Gylou P.0 .mn T , Terms on «pplitation 0 OFFICE HOURS x 1. P. Pcttoni‘s office, nearly sisury Q1i0e. @erond house south of Regitr£ t sige of Albert 8t. PC tiilkoé Butham or to C. ‘hail has a telephone; in bis ress tharines, Ont K BLOCK LACE CURTAINS A. BELL wW. H. BEAN 410 0 in 0 in "yweians and Surgeons restores every nerve in the ‘l? its proper tenmoudl :'ufl remature decay an 4 at ence. 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