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This Week We are offering some special bargains in the celebrated New Perfection Coal Oil Cooking Stoves, to make room for our Happy Thought Ranges. â€" Every Ferson that is acquainted with the New Perfection Oil Stove admits that there is no Uil Stove to equal it. We are also offering something good in Buggy Lap Dusters. Come along and get the Dusters at a low figure. _ Quality and ippearanoe combined. How are your horses getting along? One customer had a valuable horse coughing, and he cured him in one week, with one package of our Distemper Cure. ‘e are Ready {Ol‘ Crushed Oats Chopped Oats Chopped Barley Feed Oatmeal Oat Feed Mixed Feen High and Public School Books in ‘The Largest Stock we have ever shown and ‘M\ at Lowest Prices. !: Schoo 1 Suppli pplies in endless variet Y Still the old sloganâ€"*" When you get it here, it‘s right." wW. BLACK C. L GRANT Beautifal Goods at rock bottonm prices. Oatmeal Milis All kinds 76 # Cbe Burkham Revitew In the death of Capt Arch MeLean, |. who passed away on Monday mornâ€" ing after a short illness Owen Sound | lost one of its best know n figures and a most estimable and highly respectâ€" ed citizen. â€" Capt. McLean was born in Argyleshire. Scotland, seventy five years ago of good old Highland stoek and came with his parentsto Canada at the age of 15. _ They setâ€" tled near Durbam where bhe spent the rest of his boybood till wanderâ€" lust and the love of the water took 'him sailing the Great Lakes. After some years spent on the Lakes he gave up sailing and went into minâ€" |ing at which he spent many years. Over twenty years ago he came to reside in Owen Soumd : and twenty 1vuru ago he was appointed harborâ€" master and lighthouse keeper which | be held till his death. _ o this work | as in every other work in which he had followed assiduous care and atâ€" tention marked him as one whose duty he always eonsidered paraâ€" \ mount. â€" Rain, soow or shine, heat or 'cold, made no difference to himâ€"the |lights were kep,. burning ; and duarâ€" \ing the whole twenty vears there | was never a night during the naviâ€" !znti«m season thai he did not personâ€" | ally attend to the lights. Two weeks | previous to his death an attaek of .dysentery confined him to the bouse | and death followed. He is survived | by one daugh:er Mrs Capt A McNab, |928 Third Ave E., and two sons, | Daniel in the West and Alexander of | Hantsville. _ He leaves also one sisâ€" | ter, Mrs MeCormick of Darham. ‘The ‘fnnernl took place ou Wednesday torenoon at ten o‘c.ock to the Rocky \Saugeen cemerery near Darbam. (The services at the home of his daughter with whem be had made (his home, were conducted by R v. (Dr Thurlow Fraser of Diyvision St. ‘Presbyterian church. The highland | pipe band accompanied the funeral ?correge to the foot of the cemetery {lull playing the Highland dirge or ‘dead march Lochaber No More. The tuneral services at the Rocky were !conducted by Rey. Mr. Stevenson of ‘ Dornuch.â€"O. Sound Times. Mr. Alex Mclntosh returned bome on Friday atter spending a week at the Exbibition. Miss Warnock of Arnprior took charge of the Separate sch»ol on Monâ€" day . Threshing is all the rage around our burg. 4 Quite a number took in the anniver sary services at Williamsford. Mr. J . Buchanran of Elderslie spent a couple of days with his sister, Mrs. Wm. Smith. Miss Margaret Mortley visited with bher parents on Sunday. VNr. and Mrs. J. 0. Dargavei of Rock Mills Sundayed with hig parents. Death of Captain McLean THURSDAY, SEPT. 11. 1913 A glance over the following list may suggest someâ€" thing you are in need of.» Chases‘ Pills _ 25¢ Chases Syrup 25c Chases Nerve Foods .. .. 50c Danderine ... 50c Kidney Cure. 1.00 Iron Pills. ... 25c Eastons nerve Builder ... 50¢ Cure oil Qintâ€" ment... ... 25c Zenoleum . ... 1.00 do â€" + 90€ do «++‘ 20€ Epsom Salts (ordinary) pk 256 Glauber salts pk 25¢ Dry. Murriam Powder. .. 50c 35¢ Liquid Blister 25c 15c Writing Pads, Games, Purses, Perâ€" fumes, Pipes, Hair Brushes, Soaps, Mirrors, Manicure Sets, Talcum & Tooth Powders, etc. Ib. pkgo .. 30c 24c DRUG SALE Dornoch Reg Pr. Sale Pr JAMES R. GUN Everything at ‘cut price 50¢ 39¢ Still Going on THE DURHAM REVIEW 500 15¢ 40c 18¢ 18¢ 15¢ 18¢ 15c 15¢ Mrs. A. John of Toronto is visiting with Mrs. R. Dargavel for a few weeks. Â¥ Mr. Cameren MclIntosh returned boma from Baftleford on Baturday to spend a month with his brother and sisters here. t A very severe electric storm passed over this vieinityâ€" an Sunday night, destroying many barns, Mr. James Allen north of the burg had his barn, grain and inplements éompletely deâ€" stroyed. We saympsthize with Mr, Allen in hbis great loss. Miss Belia Rae left on Saturday for Ceylon where she intends to take a posivion, We wish her euccess. REv N. StEvExsoN, of Dormoch who has received a call from the pastorate of Innerkip and Ratho, near Woodâ€" stock _ He will likely accept. Water is a great scarcity nearly all the wells being dry. Mrs. J. Goldberg is visiting her daughter in Queen city. Mr. Dan McKechoie has purchased a fine new buggy. Things will go some now. Miss Irere Trafford spent Sunday with Miss Flossie Goodwill of Waudty. Mr. Jim Claney returned from the exhibition looking hale and hearty, Mrs. Brown of London recently visited her cousin Mr. and Mrs. D. McKechnie. Mrs. Robt, McClement has had the misfortane to have her foot hurt, but we are glad to hear of her recoyery. Mr. Colin MeAarthur has made speedy headway in completing his fine new brick residence. Mrs. McKinna a former resident of this vicinity renewed acquaintances among her old neighbors. trip to Walkertoa. Threshing machines are heard on all sides of us but we fail to see any yet. Mr, ~Robt. MceClement chad two yaluable sheep killed by dogs. Cure...... 75¢ 60c Herst‘s _ Pain Exterminator 25¢ 15¢ Shaving Stick 25c 15¢ Pinkhams C‘p‘d 1.00 _ 80c Syrup Spruce Gum....... 25¢ 15¢ Carbolic Salve 10c 05c Hou‘d Ammonia 15¢ lc Parkers Spice 25c â€" 15¢ Limin Condition Powder ...... 25¢ 18¢ Morton‘s Cough Radways Relief 25c Hall‘s Catarrh Powder ..... 25¢ Sulphur (ordinâ€" _ ary) pkge.... 25 Sulphur (Best) package...... 25 Morton‘s Resolâ€" vent........ 25 Maple Hills Clancy Sr. is on a business Reg pr. Sale pr Se WpEX io++ .. tWe i SSb usw cem TORONTO 15¢ 05c lc 15¢ 18¢ 15c 18¢ 15c 18c 44c Mr James McGirr left last week on a trip to Winnipeg. Miss Wilks of Walkertor who is personally known in tTown passed through on TuesGay morning C. P. R. train. _ BShe is en route to Western Canada and the States and intends to epend the winter in California, I Mrs. Thos. Firth and baby left on Tuesday for ber home in Lindsay after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Edge. Mr. A. D. Learoyd is in town this week. No sale this time,. â€" He sayshe hahn rl»l:)t conducted one for a year and a balf. Mesers Geo. Burnett, J. P. Hanter, Oscar Habhn, Mark Wilson, Wm. and Mre. Armstrong are attending the Wostern Frir, Londonâ€" Miss Lanvetta McAul ffe, attended a ball in Mt. Forest on Labor Day, givâ€" en by friends there. Miss Eva Grayv, Fort William, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs s. F. Morlock for two weeks. Mr Angus McKeivey of New Lisâ€" keard was a visitor in town last week . His mother, Mrs Jobn McKelvey acâ€" companmied him back on Saturday and will spend the winter months in the northern town. Mrs 8 Arrowsm th lefton Monday morning for Kansas City to be with ber brocber who is very i}l. Miss Jane Ritchie of Edge Hill is in Pori Arthur visuing friends. Mr. and Mrs, John < Milligan _ and family spent Monday . with Mrs Milligan‘s sister, Mrs Alex Morton Rocky Saugeen. Miss Maggie Fletcnher oK, Bentinck spent the week end with her fiiend Mis. Alex Morton at Rocky Saugeen Mr. and Mrs,. Smith Ewen spent Sunday with friends in cown. Mr. J. Marshall, in the Government Printing service at Ottawa visited his brothersâ€"inâ€"law, Messrs John _ and Arch. Robertson this werk, 6 Mr. Geo, Wright of Toronto :s spend~ ing his bolidays at his parents, Mr. and Mrs John Wright, Mr. James Smith of the firm C Smith & sons left on Friday last for Disley, Sask. s PArumsmmmP Mr Whitechurch and Alex RHilder b randt left on Saturday for Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. D, Campbell of Dornoch« left last Saturday morning to holidn’y oo cdewweeks with frien ds atJ anet‘s COrgek, n t ar Chatham. Mrs Ford and t wo children, and Mis® McLaugblin of Toronto returned home on Friday last after a two weeks visit to their sister Mrs. Walter Nichol. __ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fisher, of Vanâ€" couver returned home on Saturday. They have been visiting Mrs Fisher‘s mother and sister, Mis, Meredith and Miss F. Meredith for some time., M iss Ruby Mills of St. Catharines 18 a guest of ber friend Miss Lila Kelsy. During the past m onib, Miss Mills bas been _ bholidagying _ at Southampton Beach. Mrs Joha Urutchley is visiting friends in Poronto for a couple weeks Miss M, Twamley of Buiff alo is visitâ€" ing friends In town and at the home of her uncle. Mr Robt Â¥wamley. Mulock : Miss Jessie Munro who went to Toronto last week made an enforced trip home again.on Saturday night. Sm all Profits The time of the year is fast approaching when heavy dews prevail and for those engaged on farms or other similar occupations, who have to be afoot early a good Waterâ€"tight Shoe is very essential for comfort and good health,. We invite all to call at our Store and exnmino for themselves our Shoes especially adapted for this purpose. _ We have two lines of LADIES‘ SHOES, one a heavy caltskin shoe with standard screws and extra pegged at $2.15 ; the other shoe is somewhat lighter, but a very seryiceable shee within reach of all at $1.75. For Men $2.00 a pair. Satin Calf Bluc .. Patent Oxfords .. Patent Bluc...... Chrome Bluc .... Heavy Split Bluc. Dong. Biuc. ... 1.50, Dong. Batton...... Gunmetal Bluc..... Gunmetal Button ... A Dry Foot on a Wet Morning Shoes for We have several Shoes for Boys McKechnie‘s Weekly News s Bring us your Butter and Eggs. Highest Cash Prices . & J. McKECHNIB mental Store, _ Durham we have a good strong shoe for $1.75 and an extra good value and one we know will keep the feet dry for the popular price of We gu&a.ra.ntee a good fit and satisfaction 1.75, 2.10, 2.25 Lts .1%.. .90 popomaen sn on pn eareveven on o en in se t RRDERIERN 5 IF YOU KNEWâ€" Ladies on oo on oo se on on m aiinnd & ReRRS 4 | The Feople‘s Mills Of the months and oftimes years devoted to painstaking, eonseienâ€" tious testing and proving by actual use et every, formule for ony Rexall Toilet Preparations before that formula wre finally adopâ€" ted as worthy : Ot the exact, earnest care used in selecting each ingredient and the rigid testing for purity and strength before it cculd beecme a part of the preparation ; Of the guarantee on each Rexall Toilet preparation that, if it does not give satistaction in every way, ‘"*we want you to go back to the store where you bought it and get your money ; it belongs to you and we want you to have it " ; and x The sanitary, airy, sunâ€"lighted, shiningly clean J« boraties in which Rexall Toilet Preparations are made ; the white capped, white aproned, wholesomely clean yourng women who putthem up ; and IF YOU REALIZED â€"â€" iÂ¥ That the coâ€"operation in buying, manofacturing and selling n more than 7000 Rexall stores â€"one Jleading drog store in each important city and town in the United States, Canuda and Great Britainâ€"makes it possible to reduce to & minimum the ccst to you of the finished preduact ; Then you would Believe â€"â€" That it is an advanâ€" E , : = ZZ 1011E '?5 tage for you to buy Preparaflons t t M They are listed here at very low prices for goods c1 high quality ; ts IF YOU SAW â€" Rexall Shaving Lotion 2 sizes, 25e 50¢ Rexali Tolist Craam ...;............. 20¢ Rexall Cream of Almonds .......... 82¢ Rexall Violet Talcum Powder ...... 2¢ Rexall Toilet Soap, 15¢ a cake..2 for 25¢ Fragrant and sanit ry prep‘ra~â€" tions ‘Or the teeth, in whichever form vou prefer , Rexall Antiseptic Tooth Powder.... 2% Rexall Tooth Wash.................. 230 Sovereign Flour Eclipse Flour Pastry Flour Bran Shorts Middlings Low grade Flour Mixed Chop _ Corn Chop _ Oat Chop _ Crimped Oats We have the stuff on hand. Also the celebrated Blatchford‘s Calf Meal and Stock Foods, and Prime & Co. Molassine Meal for all kinds of Stock. Ring us up when you C‘ John McQowan ‘Rexall Toilet Goods week" begins toâ€"day at all REX ALL storea Jn the Saturday Even | ing Post on Ost. 11 will will be printed "Rexall | Adâ€"Vantage No. 2, on . Violet Dalee Perfames | and Toilet preparations. 1.25 1.39 1.49 1.175 1:75 other Lines at Special Prices | Shoes for Ladies All Kinds of Grain Bought and Sold Special Reduction on Flour and Feed in ton lots at the Mill or delivered anywhere in single 100 lbs., ton lots or car loads Tan Calf Button...;.... ... ‘Tan Calf BILC. ... >%4 4 . +s » Patent Bluc, special....... Tan Calf Bluc, special ..... Thesoe are both goodyear welted Dong:Biug::..:...%?...«>; 116 Dong Bluc, wide .. =.....â€" 275 Dongola, good vaiune........ 3.50 Gunmetal Bluc, double E width 4.00 Require Flour and Feed Shoes for Men Macfarlane & Coâ€" These goods are sul l only at Rexall Tooth Pas‘e ZhC Kexall Cold Cream 2 sizes.. 25¢, 50¢ Kexall Camphorated cold cream #he Real lather making soothing soap in three forms Qr‘glvo the discriminating shaver his choice , Rexall Shaving Pow ler.:...... 25¢ Kexall Shaving Stick ......... 200 Rexall Shaving Oreaw ......... 20¢ S2PT. I1, 1918 The REX ALL Store 2.69 1 | > * Large roomy dwelling enough to keep boanders. ly «ituated to all public w decorated, Cheap rent. K. Molxryn +# fÂ¥ Pflt lot No. 1, cont on west side of Queen * lage of Priceville. Ap w . Sindhs Furnaces and hot sold at & valuation, greed upon. Possession given sooner if desired . THE OOMMERCIA Praceville. _ Twoâ€"stom ing, Bituated in good | mation apply PSe" ;fi"'fl"fl"fi“&' Xe s e a * Branchins * D G. McL 4# f <p oK J 4 4: 3 J You should fall in li commencing F to continue for ten In introducing this sq enustomers tor their past tion for all to visit our 1 goods whether you wis awre on sale : ‘ BReg. 83. 0, sale p! 2.50, sale pri ** a 75, sale pric Boys shoes reg 2 > «* reg 2.00, : We haye a good & Boys shoes reg 8.00 ; sgpecial sal 1.69 & 2.25 L4 sell at 1.39, 1 00 : Village Propert» or to A Prints. regular |~ Piannelettes 12 ; « Black denim 25 , Blue denim 25¢. Lining, reg 15¢ ! Table Linen, reg Towelling, veg |: Gingbams, reg | McKechni W' reg lo¢. i Sateen reg lbe tor Velveteen, reg 50 Muslins, reg 15e 1 Panamas, reg * Lastre, reg. 50¢ Men‘s coats reg. 3 Menr‘s smocks reg 25 pr pants to clea We have on and feed. Telop! PRL Dry Goods Men‘s Sho PRIC Hotel to Rent DRESS G00 DRY GOODS We have McGowa Different weigh ARE YOU your shoes They speak Ames Graft To Rent JOH N to 1913 Rough Lumbe Doorse Custo MoVI Hig Mc Guroc PRO A 1 for W