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Y our Oven Gains PURITYV | The People‘s Mills y a w The Central Drug Store & 3322333320 ; 2333330@99 23223 32#BV CCEECOCCECCCC@G@CCCEeCCECCCECGC. The â€" Central Drug Store ~ School Opening T HE CITY BAKERY Sovereign Flour Eclipse Flour Pastry Flour Bran Shorts Middlings Low grade Flour Mixed Chop â€" Corn Chop _ Oat Chop _ Crimped Oats We have the stuff on hand. Also the celebrated Blatchford‘s Ca‘! Meal and Itock Foods, and Prime & Co. Molassine Meal for all kinds of Stock. Headquarters for Confeotionery and all Bakery goods Ring us up when you ~* John McQowan We daily have shipped in a supply of the best and purest Ice Cream. Delicious Sundaes, Sodas Specials, Soft Drinks, etc. at our parlors. ‘Fake an Ice Cream Brick home with you. Choice limes of Cooked Meats, Plain and Faney Cakes, Fresh Groceriea, etc., etc. Highent prices for Butter and Eggs. Athe Down Town Shoe Stose EGGS TAKBN AS CASP We have given som= lines of footwear notice to leave our store. To quickly help them out we have reduced pricges till there is hardly any price left. S»n: Ladies‘ Slippzrs and Oxfords, reg. $2.00, now $1.00 Miss»s anl Childreas White Ozxfords now........ 50c Other broken lines also away dowa. _ Call and see if your size is here. e are Ready for Fresh Ice Cream Daily The Largest Stock we have ever shown and at Lowest Prices. School Supplies in endless variety M High and Public School Books Still the old sloganâ€"‘" When you get it here, P it‘s right." 1 All Kinds of Grain Bought and Special Reduction on Flonr and Feed in ton lots. NOTICE TO LEAVE Custom Work and Repairing as usual Sread and Better Bread" and "Better Pastry Too" 525 There is no guessâ€"work about our profise of more bread and better bread from flour bearing this name. at the Mill or delivered anywhere in single 100 lbs., ton lots or car loads Your oven becomes a certain producer of more bread and better bread. We can promise that. ' For from each .shipment of wheat delivered at our mills If this bread is high in quality and large in quantity, we use the shipment. Otherâ€" wise we sell it. we take a ten pound sample. We grind it into flour. We bake the flour into bread. by Our Oven Test Require Flour and Feed All kinds E. A. ROWE J. 8. McILRAITH Winnipeg, the City of Expansion. In conversing with residents of this capital city of the West, one cannot help but to some extent being imbued with the optimism which preâ€" vails on almost every hand. The present year has not seen such proâ€" gress as has marked the previons couple of seasons, owing to the stringâ€" ency of the money market. This has caused a temporary setback in building operations, some are out of work and the labor market looks likely to be further glutted as winter approaches : nevertheless, all look forward to an era of greater expanâ€" sion in the near future ; when the Winnipeg of toâ€"day of 275,000 people including the suburbs, wili, it is beâ€" lieved, swell by 1920 into a metropoâ€" is of over half a million souls. Dear Review Readers : For a similar cause there has been more of a lull in real estate activity this summer,. Yet the octopus of growth is gradually stretching its tentacles further out, chiefly in northâ€" erly and westerly directions till for some 5 or 6 miles from the city‘s centre land is all subdivided. Some far out may be sold for too high a figure, yet almost any investment in these subdivisions lying close outside or in the city‘s limits will pay for itself in a few years at least, as the city is continually stretching its boundaries and car lines ; and much of the inside property rises beyond the limits ot the purseâ€"strings of many homeâ€"seekers, who must locate farther out. The exhibition grounds at present near the north end, are rather lowâ€"lying and too confined, and are to be located at a park some 2 or 3 miles beyond the northerly limits, which will be a factor in the northward pull. We paid a personal visit to the subdivision Hanover Place, chiecfly owned by a group of Hanover capitalâ€" ists and being sold in small lots at present thru Grey anod surrounding countries, It is located some two miles west of main street in the exâ€" treme northerly limits of the city, and is from a quarter to half a mile beyond any present dwellings. No houses at present on property, though there are nine foundations builttwo years ago. It is good, level property, bound to rise in value, but the prices of lots are believed to be rather high aspect, in comparison with closerâ€"in laud. The freedom and openness of the prairie is conyeyed to you in urban Winnipeg in its broad streets. Folâ€" lowing the old trails made before there was a Winnipeg, a number, inâ€" cluding Main and Portage the two principal, are crooked, but there is no such congestion of traflic as someâ€" times prevails in Toronto. _ Main, Portage and many other streets are from too to 132 feet in width, and. any street of any account whateveâ€" is splendidly paved. This is render ed mecessary sooner than in eastern cities owing to the mud, which when wet is very slippery besides being mighty inconvenient, as we had ocâ€" casion to experience, carting along generous layers of real estate. We will not endeavor to give any statistical information, orrefer to any of the industries, buildings or large stores Winnipeg Industrial Bureau will readily forward such facts to any enquirers, much better and more fully than we could hope to atteimpt. This Industrial Burean has erected a building of fine architecture on Main street, in which are booths, where there are permanently on display products of Winnipeg manufacture, many fine natural history exhibits, grain exhibits and publicity bureaus Beautiftul residential avenues and fine parks are a delight to all visitors To fully appreciate them, while enâ€" joying at their summer cottage the hospirality of Mr and Mrs Arch. Mcâ€" Kinnon, the former an old Durham boy, we were taken in their car through arumber of streets and the fine city park of almost 300 acres on the bank of the Assiniboine. Here is natural beauty of woods and landâ€" scape, buffalo and many otheraniâ€" mals in enclosures, floriculture gaâ€" lore in widely varied designed beds, ornamental shrubbery and broad stretches ol well kept lawn, free for rest or games, through all of which winds wellâ€"kept roadways. There are in all 29 parks, scattered over the city. m the W#kin becomes pear, the nerves be enc unfl;.t.hoegw the moral, ph: waste from t dollars. We wil EVE matter w ‘‘The L h ainhs Tifeless, distrustful, lack energy and strength, tired mornings, rescless nishts, changeable moods, weak m::'hood‘ premature decay, bone pains, hair loose, sor0 throat, ete. YOU WILL BE A WRECK Drs. KENNEDY & KENNEDY YOU PAY WHEN GURED ' .°T|cE All letters from Canada must be addressed to our Canadian Correspondence Departâ€" epppmeeeeme . mentin Windsor, Ont. ~I{ you desire to gee us y call at our Medical Institute in Detroit as we see and treat ao pm our Windsor offices which are for Correspondence and LIaboratory for Canadian business only. Address all lsiters as follows: DRS. KENNEDY & KENNEDY, Windsor, Ont. > Te . se Ns ; P "H w ‘ ; [â€" ‘\% f/ < s NA * 24 # ; â€" .“.1"/,1 is S -, N P; * m ~Au\+ ’k} o IÂ¥" NO NAMES OR PHOTOS USED WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT .z Thousands of ig and middieâ€"aged men aro annually swept to a premature prave ough Early lnmhou. Excesses and Blood Discases, If you havgr;ny of the folâ€" 'lnmmpwma consult us before it is toa late, Aro you nervous and weak, desponâ€" it and gloomy, specks before the eyes, with dark circles under thom, weak back, Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. matter who has treated you, write for an honést opinion Fres of Charge. peâ€"*‘The Golden Monitor" (Il=strated) on Secret Diseases of Niez. TION LIST FOR HOME TREATMENT SENT ON REQUEST K. & K. TAKE ALL RISCKS NERVOUS DEBILITY Cured by the New Method Treatment THE DURHAM REVISW i (hy ap ‘; ?'\' J‘ ‘, ,n’ wb P i \ *=â€" x$ C ~f )w & «h) m‘ I A/é';'f ApAF) ty t Y â€" yY ~tey[f ~I\G / for numbers of western tow ns. well worth a couple hours visi Along with Jos. Moore, an old Normanby bey, we had the pleasuie of a ride on his streetâ€"car run out to the village of St Charles, through a number of the growing subâ€"divisions and further entertainment was an oldâ€" fashioned country corn roast party, we took in the same evening. As manager of the Acme Glove Co and Clotbing Co., we found Mr Mc Phail, a west ‘Protcoaâ€"young mat. now nine years a westerner.> He is the youngest brother of the wellâ€" known Dugald MePhail, is a * live _ We also had the pleasure of seeing Mrs N Clark, son Duncan and daughters, lormerly of Dromore, who are comfortably settled in the west side, are well pleased with their adopted city and are doing their part ‘towards its industrial development. Mrs Clark some two monthbs ago unâ€" fortunately broke her hip bone in a fall in alighting from a street car, but did not know it for some time aftert She has been in bed for severâ€" wire " and kindly conducted us through his establishment. Up in the north of the city, we found David Cleave, a cousia of the Coleridgefamâ€" ily, a son of Mr Jas Cleave of Sydenâ€" ham tp., who finds contracting a luâ€" rative business. We also hoped to meet Mr D. McGregor, a cuusin of the McFayden‘s of the and con., Glenâ€" elg, but found him absent. On Main street we blew in on Tommy Armâ€" strong, who formerly barbered in Durham with Bob Whitmore, but now thinks the West the only place. He‘s coming back East on a visit for a couple months this winter. al weeks as a result but is quite cheerful and optimistic. _ With them is another Dromore boy, Witlie Milne who has a position in a Main street grocery . But enough at present for Winnuiâ€" peg. In the meantime we have shaken its dustâ€"rather mud if there is any. â€"and oh | whata change from bustling, hustling Winnipeg to the more peaceful little city of Portage La Prairie, where we spent a half day. It is a pretty little place ef 7000 inhabitants, well laid out, with attractive streets, homes and shade trees. Saskatchewan Ave , the chief thoroughfare is very wide, with a wellâ€"built road, and the only stir beâ€" ing quite a number of motor cars carâ€" eering on the street, _A great many of the farmers in the vicinity possess iheir own cars as well as townspeoâ€" ple. Ou express{ng the opinion the town looked rather quiet, cilizens exâ€" plained every body was out and busy harvesting. In the splendid grain growing country twixt Winnipeg and Portage, much,. harvesting and threshing operations were in eviâ€" dence, in some cases on a large scale. Portage looks for renewed growth as they are arranging for cheap power froms Winnipeg and have already landed a new manufacturer. .A night journey prevents us seeing the counâ€" try west from Portage and we will ‘probably next be heard from from Saskatchewan‘s capital. â€"P. R. The W. H. and F. M.S. will hold their next monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Jim H«slip, Bentinek, on Ostober 1st. _ Hopeall the ladies in the congregation will be present at this meeting. We enjoyed reading "P. R‘S" letâ€" ter in last REviEw and wish him a very pleasant trip _ We hope to see more such letters from him every week till he returns buat we are quite satisficd with the number of autos in Darham. â€" If we gos 35 had 40e for our eggs we inight have an auto tou, Mrs McQuaker of Owen Sound will address the ‘Thankoffering meetiog of the W. F. M. 8. which will be held in the church on the 1st Taesâ€" day of October at 2 p. m Mr and Mrs Ne McLhean and daughter, spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Vessie. Our Councii had the road grader at work on the hill here last week and when the gravel is on it will be a fine piece of road. Mr. Sinith Ewen lost a yalnuable colt last week which was G mos. old . Mr. and Mrs. Wiw. L.uder of town visited with the Scauut family last woek . ( â€"Miss G. R. Vessic spent last week with her sister Mrs. Dougal Clark at Aberdeen. Rocky Saugeen ONTARIO ARC TORONTO It i® Uader favorible weather oonditionl‘ xn the second day of Mount Forest Fall fi Fair on Thursday afternoon last was a‘ E success in every patticnular, _ Wednesâ€" day with its gloomy skies and inler-‘m mittent rains was avything but pleasâ€" | H ing to the directors ot intending yisitâ€" ‘ q ors but the wheel of fortune was M reversed for the big day and large | E crowds attended, The quality and | quantity of exhibits in the modern | E new show hall and on the grounds was | K a spendid showing of what can be E ac.omplished by the farmers of Sout h | 3 Grey and North Weltington, The, tow us people also were liberal in their :q help to make the fair a succe=s. | fi Holstein sént a large contingent and | W the neighboring part of the conntry | $# was almost depleted of its population: | M The return coach of the G. T. R. in the| H evening was filled with Holsteinites, x Among the many who won prizes at. the faim we could only secure the ' fl names of a few; W, J. Philipsand |:"Q Moses Eliis‘ teams came in for first: qfi' money, John Swanston was prominâ€"" B ent 1n the sheep class, Wiliiam Gillies: in Her. ford cattle, Henry McDougall fl in fowl and Jobhn MeRobb also in M horses. Misses Jean and Bell Fegu:â€" E on won prizes in ladies‘ and domestic . b: work. L t Mrs Galvin and daughter Kate feft on Friday, after spendi g a month with her daughter, Mrs Ed. Muiâ€" doon. Mr and Mrs Dancan Campbell spent Sunday with Mr_ A. Melusosh. Miss Norma Black Sundayed with Miss LyIa McKnight. I M‘r Jiin Suilivan is erscting a new sncd. Mrs R. Dargaqel entertained a few of her friends on Morday. Miss Margaret Mortley spent Sunâ€" day with her p«arents here. The meeting of the Women‘s Instiâ€" tute was held on Wednesday. Quite a namber of the ladies attended. North=East Normanby Mr and Mrs McGowan, of Darham, spent Sund.y with Mr and Mrs W. C. Caldwell. S§Sicrament service was held in Kuox church last Sunday . Six new meimbers were added to the roll. Mr Arch MeDonald is busy shing: ling Miss Jessie MeVean‘s barn. which wos damaged by the windâ€" storm last spring. Mrs L Dawson, of Brandon, who has been visiting friends in these parts, spent a souple of days in Torâ€" onto last week. Mesers D. MeAlister and John Morâ€" ite are helping Mr Jas. Kerr to fill his silo toâ€"day, Monday. Miss Janet Sharp, of Hampden‘ spent last week with her brother (George. ® Rev. Mr Kendell will hoid Childâ€" ren‘s Day Service in Knox next Sunday. Hope «o see a large turnâ€" out. Thresbing and order of the day. Mount Forest Fair. Wallpaper in the newest patterns The E. T. Corset we consider the neatest and best in the market. made by skilled work parplo and gives the best of satisfaction See ou corset usually sold at $1.25. Just arrived a select stock of linoleums in the newest designs in patterns suitable for kibchens, diaing rooms and halls. _ 13 pieces to choose fromâ€"4 yds wide at $2.00 per yard. Our stock of shoes is tull in all lines suitable for "the approaching cold weather. â€" Rugs in Tapestry, Axminster and Velvet i. i« Oriental desigos. _ A large stock to select from Small Profits We cordiaily invite your inspection A new stoock of the Walker Overalls se ho o ie o Departmental Store, A large stock of heavy Underwear A pretty stock of Sweaters Dornoch House Furnishings on 2nd Floor McKechnie‘s Weekly News Bring us your Butter and Eggs. Highest Cash Prices silo filling are the Reminders The highest pricss fos Butter, Eggs and Live Poultry. Live Poultry bought on all days except Saturday. The E. T. Corset | Es t | TA Ks | ooo oo e . mpNS URRRSS MEEEEMQEEEESWEREEEREEEQ- J. McKECHNIE IF YOU KNEWâ€" t h8 4 D lt 1 cudcaetod ne dn Prmeiy td not give satistaction in every way, ‘‘*we want you : the store where you bought it and get your money ; vou and we want you to haveit" ; and IF YOU SAW â€"â€" ‘That the coâ€"0peration in O1yI0R, iD XMMITMWWA! NU® "** OCVR 0 more than 7000 Rexall stores â€"one jeading drug s ore in each importaat city and towa in the Uaited States, Canada and Great Britainâ€"makes it possible to reduce to a minimuim the gost to you of the finished product ; + The sanitary, Airy, sunâ€"lighted, shiningly clean which Rexall Toilet Preparations are made ; the . white aproned, wholesomely clean young women up ; and IF YOU REALIZED â€"â€" Then you would Believe â€"â€" That it is an advan mu loilet tage ftor you to buy l’repatation They are listed here at very low prices for goods c ligh qualits Rexall Shaving Lotion 2 sizes, 25¢ 50« Rexali TO2t CFMAM ...........0...+. 20¢ Rexall Cream of Almonds .......... 32¢ Rexall Violet Taleum Powder ...... 2% Rexall Toilet Soap, 15¢ a cake..2 for 25¢ Fragrant and sanitrry prep‘raâ€" tions ‘ur the teeth, in whic hever form yveu prefer , Rexall Autiseptic Tooth Powder.... 2% Rexall Tooth Wash.....,............ 200 "Rexall Toilet Goods week" begins to F[RE! FIRE! â€" FIRE! Jn the Saturday Even ing Poss on O«t. 11 will will be printed ‘"Rexall Adâ€"Vantage No. 2,‘ on Violet Daice Pertumes and Toilet prep«arations and $13,000 of my money went up in smoke last Nednesday morning. Ifeellike remaining in Darham longer, but it will be necessary for me to have more mosey to be able to continue in bus=~ss and as a favor I would ask any person that is indebsed to me to call at the most agreeable time and settle what little they owe ame I have s‘tarted uptemporarily at the old Russell store and while here I have some great bargains to «ffer you out of the stock that my friends were kind enough to wo;rk hard to save for me. DfOP in early at the old Rassell Stand and pick out what you want. W. BLACK Try McKechnie‘s pure soap SCGaKkes for. . ... . .. $ 1be PIig#L .: +@+..2xs> i«ss 112 .. 200 A New stock Starof India Tea.. 25¢ A new stock Light of Asia Tea 35¢ Select Green Tea...... 25¢ and 35¢ See our 23 cent Broom biying. mmu_(.e:nr}nz and selling Macfarlane & Co. ions are made ; the white capped, clean young women who patthem Reminders Thess goods are s 1 nap ean . oo Rexali Tooth Pas‘e the Rexall Cold Cream 2 sizes.. 25¢, 00 Kexall Camphorated cold cream :5 Keal lather making soothing soap in three forms to give the discriminat ng shaver hi» choice , Rexall Shaving Pow ‘er Kexall Shaving Stick . Rexall Shaving Oreaia . in large profusion. The REXALL Store Durham at all RIX ALL st 5 _PT. 25, 1913 narket. _ It is See our dollar Toilet Preparations that, if it doe i9 go back t ; it belongs t nly at newest raties in Large Sales 2c Po® «l SEPT. 25, 1913 P.,|k lot on wes! «i lage of P: Large roo enough to k 1y situated decorated. Priceville ing. Bitua Farnace sold at a v groed upor snoner i| mation a} commencing You should fall in 1i to continu In intr eustomer tion for a goods wh are un 60 semeee Lt e > > > +>> TH} Boy s s W + 3 .00 : 1. 69 & .ell wl J do®, JS McKechni Ging Village Black d« Biue de1 Lining, : Tatlie L Towellin oesess10n ¢ Reppe, 1 Bateen 1 Velvete Mausline, Panam# Lastre, Men‘s ¢ Men‘s =1 s)7, We and feed PRI or to rInts. lanne 4e# > Men‘s Sh ) m \ C roon V M h PRIJIC Hot DRES DR\ McGow Ames (7 lo 1 Rou Lum Cus rl Mc M U