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ies in rPPed. ng of _each rreat sclexâ€" T »By . 1913 CG., Lr ge ales 10ns thing 0o give haver does Ck to : and me & In ©M to "CI% % "~â€" PRICEVILLE MILLS sEPT. 25, 1913 t commencing 1 110a, to continue for ten days. YVou should fall in line with the crowds that will attend McKechnie‘s big Autumn Sale H A. McKechnie, Rranching out to New Lines PRICEVILLE ficfiurt Dryv Goods, Groceries, bhktkt 4A la Men‘s Shoes ntroducing this sale I wishto thank my many triends and mers for the r past patrovage and extend a cordial invitaâ€" rall to visit our store as we are always pleased to show our s whether you wish to buy or not. _ A few of the lines that Hotel to Rent. DRESS GOODS 0, sale price ), sale price. , sale price. . es reg 2 25, : ces 2 00. sal DRY GOODS ARE YOU WELL & vour shoes here. McGowan‘s _ Flour Ames Holden Boots . D. McLEOD, They speik for themselves. Â¥e have recently placed )ifferent weights. IC To Rent. M & lo¢ IC reg Wce a V operty for Sale. P MGLEAN’ i xd UX MeGRaATH, Priceylile J. MeVICOAP fton Ave., T Rough and Lumber D Doors and rders. â€" Convementâ€" iblic works. . Newly rent. â€" Apply to Custom Chopping @&&*%*m********w***** reg 1 clear lling b m hand a carload of salt, anhone connection. Terms 20, salepr 1.79 , sale pr. 1.69 1 line of Men‘s z. 2.00, 2.50 & ale prige 1.49, Ladies shoes to ) and 1.75. Hlighes; prise paid for i l &??fi’?*?fl*%&?******q%fi'wx Y RE M L AJ PRODUCE TAKEN AS CASH ippliances to be lump sum if aâ€" ke sale pr. : sale price sale price sele price for n ing Friday, September 12th )e | tor October,or farther infor )4 b 1 Central Telephone M lity HOTEL in yeick buildâ€" Let us'snppl y your needs. M Toronto SMUOD 2 Youare when We handle the celebrat nd Dressed Lumber, Shingles, etc. 12%e 2.00 to be 10¢ 10¢ 19e 19¢ 10¢ Me 39 10c .69 (5¢ .):') 9c 0c rload of salt, also a fall line of flour 0n. â€" Terms striectly Cash. See us when requiring a bag. Hardware and Oils of all kinds sed for Flooring, other requirements White shirts, reg 1.25 for Colored shirts reg 1.25 for Colored Shirts, 1.00 tor .. Work‘g Shirts 75 & $1 for Ties, regaolar 25¢ for..... Ties, regalar 20¢câ€" _ 2 for Culf Links, reg 25e for.. Toa, reg 30¢, sale price.. 19¢ Teareg. 30¢, sale vprice.. 206 Sardines Tlor...... ...... 20 Comtort Soap 7 for ...... 25¢ Saunlight Soap, 6 for ...... 25¢ Cellaloid starch 10¢, 3 tor 25¢ ilver gloss 10c¢, 3 for..... 25¢ Corn & peas loc, 38 for.... 25e Matches 15¢, sale price .. 103 SEALERS ; pints 80e doz : qs 90e doez : balf gal., $1 a doz. Gillets Lve 10c, 3 for.... 256 Kippered Herring 10¢, 3 for 25¢ McD mald Tobaceo 3 for .. 25¢ Shamrock Tobaceo 3 tor.. 25¢ Old Chum Toebaceo 3 f r.. 256 (Qacen‘s Navy, 3 for.. .... 25¢ hag: 3 tor ...... ‘.... ..‘ 200 Coal oil reg 25e for 203 a gal. Borax regular be tfoc 3¢ pkge. 20 ibs granulated sucar $1.00 22 lbs brown sagar for.. i 00 Oue of the best investments Nn 17007â€" hamâ€"â€"three houses for the price of one. Two are solid stone and brick eight roomed houses. Two rooms solid onk fHosors and triamings. . Two mantels= farnace, cistern, good gardn, young orchard. _ _ One frame seven roomed house, Must be sold as owner is going West. Apply on premises or write TCOR NOWY Good new brick house and 4 land, well situated on Eigia Darham. Apply to vom â€"m Farm Produace. MEN‘S SHIRTS in stock a fuall line prompt ly done GROCERIES Priceville Farms for Sale. the best investments in Dueâ€" ee houses for the price of one, For Saleâ€"Cheap and â€" Feed and Shoes J. M. LaTinE®, For Sale Priceville Priceville ou purchase J. P. TEEroRD wig .‘L:EE " ind 4 acre ol E‘Kiu Street, 98c 79¢ 69e 19¢ 25¢ 19¢ 25¢ 200 25¢ 20¢ Durham Mr Donald MeMillan attended Hanâ€" over Fair on Friday. Nouitiggs . Neil McKinnon, son of Postmaster‘ intends to begin the study of mediâ€" cine in T o University in Octoâ€" berfinrfx?m'rr‘m/ "Sutécss which attended his studies in previous years may follew him throughout his university career. Mrs Dingwall and litle daughter are viriting friends in Dromore. Miss Louie Nicholls, of Dundalk, whe is atiending Model School in Hamover, vigited over the week end ;n'th her friend, Miss Rebecca McoMiiâ€" an. Miss Myra McLean loft on Tuesday last to resume ber studies in Owen Sound Collegiate, The following ministers took pari in the service aw ths funeral of the late Donald Matheson ; Reva. Farqu barson of Durham, McVicar of Fieshâ€" ertou, Rose of Shelburne, Phalen of Markdale, Buchanan of Eimvale and Leece of this place. Mr Maig, who recently parchased the property of Arch. McLean on South Line soid it to Mr Joszeph Fer. ris, who has resided in Darham since dis: osing of bis own farm last spring. Misa Mary McAualey returned to Toiedo last Tuesday,. Miss Mossie Burcets went to Torou to last Monday . Miss Ella McKinnon spent the week end at ber home. Mrs Campbell _ and _ Miss Nora Campbell are visiting Mrs Lane at preseid. The contract for gravelling forty rods on Priceville sireet has been comâ€" pleted by Messrs Pinkerton and Moâ€" Dougati. Two dates you must keep fixed in your mindaâ€"Ocu, 2ud and 3raâ€"Price. vilie Show. Be there. Beveral wreatbs of Alowers apoke volumes ¢f sympathy on the coffia of the late Donald Matheson, an auchor trom the Order of Foresiers, a pillow from the Methodist congregation, the Gates Ajar‘"‘ from the Sabbath Bcehool, a heart from the Presbyterian congregaiion and several wreaths and sprays from friends in Toronto. _ «. The pallâ€"hearers at the funeral cf the late Donaild Matheson were : Donâ€" ald McKinnon, Angus McMillan, Ray McLean, Robert Patton, Daye Mcâ€" Leod and Neil E. McKimnon. 3 Miss Georgina Grabam base returnâ€" ed to Pricevllle for a short visit. Boruâ€"to Dr. and Mrs R. D. Lane, on Saturday, Sept. 20, a gaughter. (Helen Nora.) The Rey. Mr. Mutch af Toronto will preach in the Presbyterian church here next Sunday, bemng children‘s service. Miss Ada McLean who spent some weeks visiting friends on the South line and at Durham returned to Torâ€" onto on Saturday evening, the 20th 1n86. Bome ofthe young men that went from this vicinity on the harvest Excursion to the Northwest thinks it just as easy and easier getting up in the morning to attend chreshing at home than to get up at 38 o‘cluock to attend in the West. By the death of Donald A. Matheâ€" son there has been removed one whose name and personality were very familiar and highly respected. Espesially during the past year he endeared himself to all with whom he came in contastâ€" and the telegram on the 18th inst., aanouncing his illneas away out 90 miles from Chapleau sent a thrill cf regret to all parts of the community. A very fow days later he passed away at Vietoria Memorial Hospital, Torente. His fathar, Rey, J. A. Matheson and Mrs Matheson were by his bedâ€" side after bis arrival at Toronto until the end came. AROUND THE VILLAGE The deepest sympathy of all classes MOoTTO : Freshest Drugs, Careful Dispensing, Thorough Satisfaction Full line of Veterinary Drugs for filling Prescriptions. Paris Green.... .. 30c lb National Fly â€"Pads. . . .5¢ Display of Toilet Boaps.. u... ceer .. +. .. All prices Piokling. Spices........ The Quality Pharmacy . SPECIALS IN MEMORIAM 4446 &*x ‘#*> TRE DURHAM REVIEW ed to the family so suddenly bereft of one of whom all were justly proud. His;high attainments as a student are worthy of note, After passing the Entrance be attended Darham High Sehool, whero be obtained his 2nd | Class certificate. _After that he atâ€" tended 0. Sound Collegiate and obâ€" tained Part I of bis let Class certifi cate, later took one year in Arts at Toronto â€" University, subsequently changing his course for one which would allow himâ€"the privilege of an outdosor l:fs, taking up Civil Eng‘neerâ€" ing and joimed a survejying party in New Ontario. He thoroughly enjoyed the adyenturous outdoor life in this sphere. Returning â€" for the winter months be taught school in the neighâ€" ’borhood of Bothwells Corners and again resumed the position of surveyâ€" ing about the middle of last August. During the interval from Easter until August, while waiting for bis appointâ€" ment, his time was spent in varioua ways about the village, cheerfully perâ€" forming whatever duty came in his way, never davunted by labor it imyolvâ€" ed. The samse in sportâ€"he took a leading part in the Civic Holiday preâ€" parations and to his enthusiasm in a great measure wae the success of the day due. His skill as a swimmer was remarkable, not only as such. but for the fact that he on more than one occasion saved a compamon from drowning. â€" He will always live in the memories of the younger boys of the place, whom he loyed to amuse, in the Sabbath School and choir he was eyer willing to assist and he alâ€" ways recerved a glad welcome when be returned to his home where he det sired so much to be. He spoke of 1 and of his friends here in his delitmam: and longed for a drink of the sold wa ter he could only get in Priceville. He is gone but his memory will ever cling around our hearts, They never die whn live in hearts they loved." A strenuous life, a high ideal of du‘y, sound moral principles, a loye of ac curacy in knowledge and a just regard for the rights of othersâ€"such was the limprensiou we formed of an acquaint ance with Donald Matheson. J' Misses Rath Stewart, Maggie Campâ€" bel!, Jean Aldcora, Herb. Hannam His remains were interted at Swinâ€" ‘ ton Park cemetery amid the sympathy of a larga concourse ol friends, even the graye being made less forbldding by the sonsileration of members of Swinton Park congregation, who arâ€" ranged bunches cf lowers, iyy in fesâ€" toons all about the edges of the grave. The I. 0. F. had a service at the grave, Donald being a valued mem ar of their Society. His death was ‘due to blood poisoning, the result of being bitten by black flies, Travelling in that long wearisome journey in excruciating pain he was tenderly cared for by a stranger on his way to Montreal, who instead ol going east to his home came round by Torouto to care for the suffering boy and even offered hbim money if he needed it in his extremity. This good man, of the Jewish fauh, held to his charge till assured that the McKinnon boys wlo met the train were trusty and capable friends. In fine contrast was this to the heartlessmess of his employers who allowed a bov that had to be helped on the train to go ibundreds of miles unaccompanied. Mrs Dancan McNab visited friends in Ezrement last week. Mrs. J C. Ferguason of Owen Sound visited at Jas McQillivray‘s on Friday Mrs. Walter Turnbuall yisited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Moore ot Egremont last week. We are pleased to hear that Mr. Archie Beaton Sr. is improving in health. Mr Wm Boaks is visiting his sister, Mrs. A. Beaton, Jr. Mr. Walter Ewens is filling Jack Newell‘s place with Rob. MacGilliâ€" vray for the reat of the season. Mr. Dugaid McNab sold three head of fat eattle to D. McLachlan of Priceville or Monday. Mrs J. C. Ferguson and children, acoumpanied by her sister Rath, reâ€" tarned to Owen Sound after lfiending a week with her tather, Mr. Neil Mcâ€" Gillivray. P e o i n Miss Vina MoeNab attended the raising of Mr. Crawftord Harrisonm‘s barn on Thursday . Quite a number from here attendâ€" ed the anniversary serviees in Durâ€" ham Baptist church Sunday last. Miss Margaret Ryan returned to Toronto on Monday after spending the sammesr at her home. It is with the deepest sadness wo ehronicle the death of Donald Matheâ€" son, eldest som of Rev. J. A. Matheâ€" son, of Priceville. The young man was on a surveying gang in New Oaâ€" tario and contracted blooed poisoning. He was moved to Torohnto for treatâ€" ment, but it was too far advanced and proved fatal. The remains were taken to his bome in Priceville on Friday night and the taneral tuSwirâ€" ton Park cemetery on Saturday was the largest funeral ever seen in the place. The foneral service was in the bouse and was comducted by the Rev. J. Buchanan and Rev. 5 A. Lecese officiating at the grave, after which the I. 0. F. buried their beâ€" loved brother in their usual maaner. The enatire community sympathize with Rev, anod Mrs Matheson and family in their bereayement. Mr and Mrs MeQueen, of Stayner, attended the funeral of the late Donâ€" ald Matheson and are the guests of Mr and Mrs Neil McMillan. Serviees were withdrawa on Sauâ€" day and union seryices were held in Mr Sheriff, of Winghbam, visited his sister‘s on Sunday. Saugeen Valley Swinton Park. tions bhave been extendâ€" T 308. m ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO aod W. J. McLeod were yisitors at beir bomes over Sunday . Mr Anogus McViear, who is visiting bis parents at Glâ€"melg Centre, Sunâ€" dayed> with friends here. Hewas aecompanied by his sister Miss Filorâ€" ence and eousio, Miss McClellan, ef Brampton . Mr and Mrs Thos. McGrath, Mr Dan McGrath, Miss Kate McMillan, Mr "Allan Cameron and Miss Irene McPhee, of your town, spent Sunday as, Mr Malooim McMillan‘s, Mr Joe Black, also Miss Cassie Black, of Pomona, spent Sanday eveâ€" ning at Mr D. MeMilian‘s. Miss Lagra McMillan leaves this week for ;,Toronto, where she will train tor a nurse at 81. Michael‘s Hospital. We wish her success. Wedding bells are ringing nearby Particulars later. A school section in New Ontario is blessed (?) with 2 sets of trustees, One biâ€"lingual, the other Engiish, both claiming to be legally constituted and exercising jurisdiction,. â€" Occasionally the sechool was opened by one or other of the rival boards with an axe or crowbar, during which ceremony the language used was decidedly biâ€"lingual. As a climax the schoolâ€"house was burned by some incendiary. That can hardly be calied a *"model" schoel, Perhaps Ur Pyne or his chief overseer can restore harmony. Your home newspaper beralded to the world your birth, It told of your entry into school, Mentioned your birthday party when you were sweet 16, Applauded your graduation from the High School, started you to college and when you returned mentioned the job you secured. Told of your marriage with the sweetest girl in town, and mentioned the advent (or event) of your firsthorn,. Told of the yisits of pa and ma, syimpathizel with you in \ your so: row, laughed with you in your joy, and when yon die it will do its best to get you through the pearly gates at only $1 a year, If You are Not Too Lazy to Wor a Farm, 100 acres 1 mile South of Williamsford a good farm too, offered for actually less than the buildings would cost, 100 acres near Mount Forest, cheap at under $4,000, 300 acres near Dornoch (Mr George Twamley‘s farm) a fine wellâ€"improyâ€" ed place on which Mr T wamley made money, offered at a great bargain, 200 acres near Louise, good farin, extra buildings, timber worth most of the price. 150 acres near Durbham, wellâ€"improved and cheap at about $4000. 300 acres in Egremont, (Dr Fettes farm) good place, owner in the West offered at a snayp. 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. Above are some of my !“l‘ Barâ€" gains. 1t will Pay you Buy H.H. Miller 2 yds long, 27 in wide........25¢ pr 2}4 *# 40 in wide........50c pr 3 ** 30 in wide........70¢ pr 3} ** 54 in wide. .....1,00 pr 3; ++ 00 in wide.......1,00 pr 3¢ * 60 in wide.......1.50 pr Twulled Sheeting 2 yds wida.25¢ ya ’Heavy bleached sheeting, 2 _ _ BIG 4 yds wide................ 40c yd Beod Comforters from ............. ......1.25 up to $5 each . Floor Qiuecloth, .. 30¢ a equare yard Table Oilcloth, 45 in wide, 257 a yd New Spring Prints all now in Call and see them ARTHUR H. JACKSON mal Inpnolmi nagluese (rhusacted. D. MePHAIL_«+ tzA | McGowan losurance Ageut, Money to Loan. Scotchtown ffice on Licensed Auctioneer for Co. (Wrey Notary Public, Commissioner, CONVEYANCER. &e. DURHAN, ONT. (Lower Town on# #@ _ READ TRIS : ruun __| Cheap Feed Walpole‘s Stables." Notary Public Commissioner K BL OCK LACE CURTAINS ar toG. A4Mib S WiBanm CALDER‘S a telepisons; in Iflé pesi <Â¥a+.. :4 ,40¢ ya The Hanover Conveyancer age ate e S cara ie ofp dieofle ies cfe ofecjeafuate . ofe cfniech efcfeniinibefeciane it Arofecie® i We still have in stock a A® fine assortment of £ Wash Goods in Ginghams, Prints, 4 Muslins, Piquet, Bedford Cord, Rep, fi etc, # Shirtings, Shirts, Overalls, with bib § and without bib. # Ladies and Childrens Dresses, Laces, x Embroideries. # â€" thofoch@f#@r@rcfte@ickh drefpbGe@Aediedececikcio h i# We have a good stock of Food on hand that we are offering at low prices for the next few woeks as we want to reduce our stock. If you need feed of any kind call and see us at the Oatmeal Mill. C. L GRANT Beautiful Goods at rock bottom prices. Chopped Barley Feed Oatmeal Oat Feed Mixzed Feen ® 4