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ad _ all other ‘ress Goods for ‘nt of besutiâ€" ranging from : to 30¢ each must see them is Teoa 25¢ and "OmMmore CHOL, Repmrsentative Box 107, Durham Shirts ices LA CORSETS rket. It i% a our dollar com rham TC 60¢c per rod . 18, orF m everybody Prices are pattern® iâ€"â€"4 yds s1on newest received u differâ€" ou want Sales 050 the special ughout the unbreakable ex® Wls Jtc N Purk lot No. 1, containing 5 acres, on west side of Queen St., in the vilâ€" lage of Priceville. Apply at once to Large roomy dwelling honse, large «nough to keep boarders«, Convemientâ€" y sitwated to all public works. Newly decorated. â€"Cheap rent. Apply to THE COUMERCIAL HOTEL in Pvicevilie. _ Twoâ€"storey brick buildâ€" inc. â€"SBituated in good locality, Furnaces and bhotel appliances to be sold at & valuation, or lamp sum if aâ€" 2reed upon. Possession given Ist of October,or soomer if desived. Kor further infor mation apply to J die Ao tss Wfi«?&vfl'***************flvx ## * Branching out to New Lines % SEBPT. 18, 1913 * D. G. McLEAN, â€" Fricevit‘® rp 4* Central Telephonse J # s 15. pfup P t op ip uce t ts ip p pip ip 4h fptuip i 4t * Village Property for Sale. or to A. J, MeVICAR, 17 Giafton Ave., Toronto In introducing this sale I wirh to thank my ma i f ny t customers for the‘r past patronage and exten’d & eoyrdiral:.?:v‘i?.d- ;.<;|:d for ;llt l:o visit onr lhwre :l we are always pleased to show our goods whether you wish to buy o e 1 o. ss tate : y or not. _ A few of the lines that to continue for ten days. commenciag _ Friday, September 12th leg. 3.00, sale price.... 2.50 + 2.50, sale price..... 225 * 2 75, sale price...... 2 25 Boys shoes reg 2 25, sale pr 1.75 ** reg 2.00, sale pr. 1.69 We baye a good line of Men‘s & Boys shoes reg. 2.00, 2.50 & 3. 00 ; special sale price 1.49, 1.69 & 225 Ladies shoes to sell at 1.39, 1. 60 and 1.75. Prints, regular 12%e sale pr. 10c !‘lannelettes 12 % e sale price 106 Black denim 25c, sale price 19¢ Blae denim 250, sele price 19¢ Lining, reg 15¢ for. ...... 10¢ Table Linen, reg 50c for.. 390 Nowelling, reg 126, tor.... 9e (Ginghams, reg 159, for.... l()c McKechnie‘s big Autumn Sale Reppe, reg 15¢,. for ... Sateen reg 150 for ... ... Velveteen, reg 50e tor. Muslins, reg 15¢ for ... You should fall in line with the crowds that will attend Reppe, reg 15¢, for ...... 980 Sateen reg 15e for ...... .. 1238 Velvsteen, reg 50e tor.... 346 Muslins, reg 15¢ for .... 1246 Panamas, reg 506 for .... 39¢ Lastre, reg. 500 for ...... 398 Men‘s coats reg. 3,5Q for 2.69 Mer‘s smoeks reg 1.25 tor 75¢ 2» pr pants toclear at.... 2.00 We have on hand & carload of salt, also a full line of flour and feed. Telephone connection. Terims strictly Cash. Dry Goods, Groceries, PRICEVILLE 452 PRICEVILLE MILLS Men‘s Shoes Hotel to Rent. N. MclxtTyR®, DRESS GOODS McGowan‘s _ Flour Different weights. Bee us when We have recently placed ARE YOU WELL SHOD? _ You are when you purchase your shoes here. We handle the celebrated > a ewe 0 0 0 They speak for themselves. Ames Holden Boots and Shoes DRY GOODS To Rent. JOMN MeGRaATH, Priceylile M. SimpsBON, Priceville. Rough Lumber Dressed for Flooring, Doors and other requirements Custom Chopping Highes; price paid for . McLEOD, Priceville McKechnie, PRODUCE TAKEN AS CASH ceries, â€" Hardware and Oils of all kinds Let us supply your needs. and Dressed Lumber, Shingles, etc. See us when requiring a bag. White shirts, reg 1.25 for 98c Colored shirts reg 1.25 for 98e Colored Shirts, 1.00 tor .. 796 Work‘g Shirts 73 & g1 for 69e Ties, regolar 250 for..... 19¢ Ties, regalar 20¢câ€" 2 for 25¢ Cuoff Links, reg 256 for.. 19¢ The 3rd division of lot 9 and the Ist division of lot 10, W.G.R., Bentinck, 100 actes. Lot 1. Con. 11, Glenelg, 100 acrea,. Lot 16 and half of 17, Con. 2 E. G. R. Toa, reg 30¢, sale price.. 19c Teareg. 30¢, sale price.. 200 Sardines Ttor............ 25¢ Comtort Soap 7 for ...... 25e Sanlight Seap, 6 for ...... 25¢ Celluloid starch 10¢c, 3 for 25¢ ~ilver gloss 10¢c, 3 for..... 256 Corn & peas loc, 8 tor.. .. 25¢ Matches 15¢, sale price .. 103 SEALERS ; pints 80c dez : qs 90c doz : balft gal., $1 a doz. Gillets Lye 10e, 3 for.... 250 Kippered Herrsing 10¢, 3 for 250 McDonald Tobaceo 3 for .. 256 BShamrock Tobaceo 3 for.. 25¢ Old Cham Toebaceo 3 for.. 256 Queen‘s Navy, 3 for.. .... 25¢ Steg. 9 for...... ..... ~â€" 206 Coal oil reg 258 tor 208 a gal. Borax regular 56 for 3¢ pkge. 20 Ibs granulated sucar $1.00 22 lbs brown sagar for.. i.00 _ Glenelg, 150 acres. Lot 8. Con. 8. 8. D R , Menelg. 50 acres Lot 9, Con, 3, 8, D. R, Glenelg, 50 acree L ot 10, Con. 8. 8.1U.R., Glenelg, 50 acres Lot 4, Con. 4, 8. D R., Glenelg, 55 acres Lot 7, Gon, 1, N.D R., Glenelg, 50 aeres Apply to G. & J. McK®Eowxt®, Durham The propertyof _ the lateMrsM câ€" Aulay of Priceville. For further !nâ€" formation apply to Oue of the best investments in Durâ€" haimâ€"three houses for the price of one. Two are solid stone and brick eight roomed bouses. â€" Two rooms solid osk floors and trimmings. _ Two mantels furnace, eiâ€"tern, good garden, young orchard. _ One frame seven roomed house. Must be sold as owner is going Weat, â€"Apply on premises or write Farm Produce. in stock a fall line of promptly done MEN‘S SHIRTS For Sale or Rent GROCERIES Priceville Farms for Sale. D. McCoRMICK, â€" Priceville and â€" Feed 'J. M Latimz®r®, Durham Priceville ~| Mrs. Gilbert, (nee Miss Mary Williameon) is home from Ro:hester, N. Y. at present, Miss Margaret Tryon left last week to attend the Collegiate Institute in Owen Seund. Misses Rebecca McMillan and Ella MeKinnen spent over the week end at their respective homes. Miss Sadie McMillan spent Sunday at her home in Scotehtown. Mr. George Arrowsmith from Darbam was in town last week. Qaite a number were present at Miss McAuley‘s sale last Friday. All her household effeets were sold but the property is still on the market. Much regret is felt tor Donald Matheson who has been compelied to return from the surveying party in New Ontario, owing to a form of bloodâ€"poisoning which dqeveloped from being bitten by black flies. Donald is under medieal care in a hospital in Toronte now and all wish for bis speedy recovery. Miss Sarah MeKinnon returned to Toronto after spending belidays with Rer parents on the South line. Mr. Donald McKinnon spent Sun, day at bis home and returmed to Torâ€" ento on Monday . Miss Tena MeLean is visiting friends io Caledon tor the past few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Steele returned to Chicago after spending some time with the latter‘s sistsr here. Messrs Dugald McDougall and Andrew Pinkerton are employed at road wouk these days. Ther have contrac:ed for forty roads on Prineess street Mrs. McGrath and little daoghbter Lizzie were in Durham over Sunday. Miss Margaret Mclatyre holidayed the past week with Dromore friends. Mr Malcolm Mclanes shipped a car of cattle to Torumto this week. Mr. William Meads is pusting in a fine gravel walk from bis bouse to the road. He is also having a new verandah put to his house. Mr. John Stothart sent a carload of eattle to the city on Monday. Miss Thompson _ visited _ Mrs Medaugh the past week. Mr. Godfrey McTaggart who has been confined to the heuse for some time is able to be around again. We are glad to hear that he is better again after such lengthy illmess. Mrs Medaugh is yisiting in Dandalk at present. Mr. Alex Livingston is putting a stone foundation under his house, which will add greatly to the appearâ€" ance of it. Miss Maggie Tryon is at home at present but willl go o University when it opens in October. Messrs Robert Tucker aud koy Fleteber intend retarring to Queen‘s University to take up their second year work in Medicine. Mr. Alex MeLeod is puiting a new front to his dwelling instead of the roughâ€"cass which was en betore. We were sorry to learn of the death last week of a highly respected lady in the person of Mrs. Tarner, Arteâ€" mesia. Herremains were taken to Toronto to be buried. Mr. and Mrs. James Tursoer and Robert Tarner attended the funeral in Toronto. Mr. Maon of Port Elgin is with his cousin, Mr. Halg on the South Lire. Mr. Haig bad two sheep killed this week and Alex MeMillan had three killed by dogs It is ton bad tuat the dogs should be so treubl«â€" some. AROUND THE VILLAGE VICINITY Priceville Show. lol eCs axms ie The harvest is passed and the glor‘ ious summer will soon be ended. The granaries of the tillers of the soil are l somewhbat smaller in bulk than in forâ€" mer years but shere is no reason to set up a complaint for the grain is urming out, good according to the quantity o straw. . Colin MoLean wit his big thresher is wiping out the Bouth Line farmers during the last week. _ Go up the highland hills of A temesia and you can And some of the best farmers in the county, some of them highland, some lowland, aad by the way is looks as if no â€"other nationality need apply as tuere are about 3 or 4 miles all Scotch with the exesption of some halt dozen other nationalities. _ In olden times there ‘nud to be familiar names such as McLean Mcinnis, Melnatosh and Moâ€" Domald, all in close proximity to one another and now they are all dead or in distant parts of the world. In old en times there were so many of the same name that they had ro be disâ€" tinguished by other titles such as Long Sandy MoLean, Short Sandy McLean and Proton Sandy McLean. Now we havye Proton Sandy a resident of Priceville and the othar two have passed to the great beyond. Owenr Sound Markdale, Cbatsworth and several smaller places are noâ€" gotiasing with the Hydreâ€"Eleciric reâ€" supplying them with electric power. What about our village? We could be in same line. The power is to be generated at Eagenia Falls. Mr. T A M Ferguson, Priceville for rrizu offered. Look up the prize list, _If you have none write the Sec. We remember a Rev. gentleman that was pastor of the eld kirk in Priceville long years ago, tell a story tell a story of the Beotchmaa of (¢lenâ€" garry. _ He said if you met a man on the road and ask him his name. _ His reply would be ‘Tonal‘ ; ~And what‘s your other name ?"â€"another Tonal, meaning Domald McDonald. So a person would not make a mistake in the early part of the souih line to greet every one you would meet by saying *‘ how are you McLean or Moâ€" Millan or MeDona@ld or McArthur," but these poor old McLeans, MoMilâ€" lans and MosDonalds are not as nuâ€" merous as they were, but there are a goodly number of McMillans yet ‘There are Donald, Maloolm and John Moxillan and mrs Hector elean alive yet of the old stock and we hope they may be for a long time yet. The ori. ginal »cheans are pretty well gone. The wellâ€"known Arch. archean left for Vanceuver this summer and we wel come bls successor xt â€"â€"â€" who bought the farm stock and implements this summer. We pass on up to Currie‘s Corners. The old Currie‘s are all gone, only a reminder of them will be seen on yisâ€" iting the churchyard or cemetery. OL the Currie‘s there remains miss awargaret Currie, who in the days of her youth was hard to surpass in all the qualities that made her to be the fairest of her sex in the days of her youth, but * now old age has crept in and bleoming beauty lost its charms," Up a little way was a sevtlement of mcDougall‘s, but not one of the old people living and only one there, Neil »moeDougall and sister, who are on the old farm of their father, the late James meDougall. We are now ftar enough up telling of the good people of the east. So we will take an imaginery walk acress to the old Durhem Road. Away back between 50 and 60 yaars ago this was the leading road to the Teronto line, where many of the poor old proneers of the westarn deyiation tramped on foos going to the older sertlement clad in a bluederry suit aud a carpet bag to carry their proâ€" visions till they would get to the end of their journey, perkaps in the old County of York or Peel. No C. P. R, then to take them to their destination, no automobiles, nos many waggons or horses to relieve the weary travelâ€" lers. We slowly go down the old Durâ€" ham Road, yiewing the old residenees of long ago, the firss settlers all gone preity much. ‘The roads are imâ€" proyed somewhbat, but the old hills are there and will be. We come ta the top of Ferguson‘s hill and lo and: behold we are in sight of Priceyille. The Baugeen River is to be crossed and as we go down the big hill at Colâ€" iu mclean‘s, we come to the river and could not get across for the old bridge is gone, but fortunately as the water was low, there wasn‘t much trouble in getting oyer dry shod on stones. But going up the old hill aguin where the old post office was kept by the late Jquire Ferguason, called Arteâ€" mesia, and in comparing notes of 6) years ago to 1918, we find a vase conâ€" trast. Then the mail was only once a week, carried by old Frederick Arin strong, from down the Toronto line somewhere into Durham via where Priceville stands now. There wasn‘s so many daily papers in ciroulation as newadays, for the ola gentleman carâ€" ried his mail tag on his back. T BE DURHAM REVIEW : the Presbyterian church, of which she was a gooed memter, her cbristian Now we ecome up through town and call here and there, not forgetting to call on Dr. Lane and its hard to find him in his office eyen if a fellow comes to get a broken rib Axed up, for his numerous cally are rory extensive and eannot be found at the office and abroad ag the same timo. Now we stop and leave the rest to a better re. -p;r‘toi and Priceville page will well filled this week. Agus mar bidhkeadh e and solu it. Died at her home on Con. 4. N.D.R Artemesia, known as Stomne Setileâ€" weat, Mrs MeLeod, relict of the late John MelLeud (who predeceased her some four years ago) at the age of some feour years ago) at the age of about 75 years, Mra MeLeed was ons of the hindest old ladies in Artemesia, fer she was beloyed by ail who formed her acquaintance, _ In the days of her ability she was a regular attendant at By J. A. McD. ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO reâ€" be sin g\m‘llin were vor hy of imitating,. he wi l be buried Tuesday the 16 h im the cemetery in this town Her reâ€" mains will be taken _ to the church where her pastor, the Rev. Mr Matheâ€" son, will preach the funeral sermon. She leaves an only son John who is now louely for be and his mother liyed happily at the old home and naw as he enters the old home bis thoughts will be " what‘s my home without my mother." Well Mr. Editor as it is some time | since you have bheard from us we ; thought we would write a few items | this week, Mrs. Evans and son John of Rochâ€" ester returned to their bome after sperding a couple of weeks with her sister Mrs. Geo. Finney . Miss A.C. McMillan left last week to teach school at Fraxa Jet. Sorry to hear of the illness of Mr. |the latte‘s pareats, Mr and Mrs A. Dan MoMillaa Jr. but hope to hear| Ferguson. of his speedy recovery. . Mrs A. Ferguson visited London Misses Mae and Florenes Hendrich frieuds for a few days. mlso Mr. Murt Hendrich of Toronto| Mrs Vansickle and children, of St, retarned home after spending A Catherines, visited Mrand Mrs R, R. month‘s holidays with their uncle , Kinnell, Mr. Arch MeMillan. | Mrand Mrs Henderson, of Cleveâ€" Mr. Jack Sehofield of Toroute yisitâ€" ed with his aunt Mrs D. MeMillan. Mr and Mrs Kelly of Cinti. 0. and Mr James Gannon of Toromto visited recently at J. Halley‘s. : Miss N. Laviolette of Virginia is engaged as teacher for 8. 8. No. 7 tor the coming year. Mr. Rapad McMillan and Mr. John Muarphy of Toronte spent over Labour Day at the former‘s brother‘s Mr. Aroh McMillan. Miss Ada McMillan, Messrs J. J. Blaek Alex McVicar, Angus Morrison and Dan Anderson took in the exbibâ€" ition in Toronto last week and report a good time. Mr. Donald McDonald of Woodstock is visiting hbis brotherâ€"inâ€"law, J. A. McMillan and other friends. Scotchtown s EM' *E g>z: o k on mer Miss Laura MeMillan of Maple Grove spent Surday with Miss Flora McMillan . ? Mrs and Mrs Allan McKtm returned ‘to Toronto, siter a month‘s visit with | the lattei‘s pareats, Mr and Mrs A. | Ferguson. Mrand Mrs. J. 8. Black Surdayed at J, J, Black‘s and D. McMillan‘s. Misses Florence MeVicar and EMe McMillan spent the week end with Pomona friends. It 1s rumored that Jobnnie Meâ€" Millac has a notion to stars to school again afcer threshing season is ever. Mrs. Robt, Manser of Toronto is visiting her sister Mrs J. P. Haley. Miss Sadie McMillan of Priceville Sundayed with her mother here. Mr. Johr P. MeMillan is engaged with Mr. Augus McArthur for the threshing season. Mrand Mrs Henderson, of Cleveâ€" land and Mrs Thos, Henderson, of Dundalk, visited at Mr Dugald Fergâ€" We omitted in our last budget to mention that Mr and Mrs Clarke, of Staymor and Mr and Mrs Clarke, of Quebec, visited at Mr R. Knox‘s and Mr Jno, Aldcorn‘s. Mr and Mrs Jas. Patton wvisited Euphrasia friends, Mrs W. G. Porter visited for a few days with her sister, Mrs R. Hopâ€" kins, Hutton Hill. Mr and Mrs Louis Frook spent Sunday with Durham friends. Mr and Mrs Dan McCormack speut the week end with Durham friends. Mr R. Porter‘s new house is going to add greatly to the appearance of his farm . Swinton Park. Mr Frank Moore is in Toronto at the hospital there. holidayed with Mrand Mrs Geo. Osâ€" Miss Ada McLean, of Toronto, was the guest of Miss M. Ferguson for a few days. The LaGgies‘ Aid of 8t. Andrew‘e church met at Ms D. MeCormack‘s Wednesday afternooen. . The ladies were glad to see Mrs Aldcorn able to be out again. Mr mcCormack and Miss McCorâ€" mack visited over the week end with Mr andxrs C. Moore near Markdale. Miss Littic, teacher at Priceville, was the gmest of her friend, wiss L. Aldcorn over Sumday, Miss MrCuaig and Mr Finlay Mcâ€" Cuaig, Top Cliff, Sundayed with Mtr and Mrs Neil McMillan. M# Andy Wright returaed from Toâ€" ronto, where he spent the summer. On luurd:l evening when Mr Gee. Hargrave anud Mr Jack Newell were Criving to Durbam, their buggey caught on a mail post and Jack was thrown out and had his collat bone broken. Mr Hargrave wes uninjared. Miss May Davis, of Green Grove, spent the week end at her grandfathâ€" or‘s, Mr Jas. MoQillivray. Mr and Mrs J. Moore, of Egremont 2::‘ Bunday with their daughter, Walter Taernbull. Mr and Mrs Adam Auderson and family visited Mr and Mre Archic Beaton on Banday. __ Mr Archie MeArthur took a trip to Tara last wooek. Miss Blanche Bell visited her cousâ€" in, Mrs Ge0. Allon, for n fow days. The Misses Mitchell, of Hanover, The thrashers are busy around the Saugeen Valley