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tad cakes st makers. den at'xy,',yeylyl5k " h straps, Mtg Button. . .225 ders IIS ot 333% may ham 1914 We RAITH Small Profits Cloth EttrT C9 Hvre it is: Equal ham of T; u'vrrosivcSublimateaudSodttmt c, ammu- dissolved in one gallon t .,r my! water. When dissolved d ,m water to make " gallons. ,4 rip' . vvery nook and mice ' w ieavefor two days then give , ' t mugh coat of whitewash. lil E Attacks? - ior Vermin and Dim (terms in stables, poultry houses, etc., that will cost hut a few cents. Best Exterminator PRICEVILLE. THE QUALITY PHARMACY Thu correct proportions will tl my be supplied by calling " :{iave You EBilious CF :mbcrlain Tnblehkeep ‘ t'; -: liver right up to nor- -:. l all the time-and :mfs why they no so 0M” 'm cure of Slam "01.0mm f' ‘rmcntatlonflnm all ailments which no“. Ian- r1. mars of biliousneu. "to tn m. 25c. I bottle W acd Dealers or by Matt. _ JUNE ll, 1914 T H5 CITY BAKERY A - .3---“ “a "ll Bakery goods lt.' mm Ft mus- . ' “’“I-‘L it the! full ' w ', v r-w'Hnni inmluahl. '. , .'.- sottRUI't'i'o..Whsd-.ont i., Arm Ago-ma to! Caulk. wu , "r, may Wan \- . . k ”mm .- 151d Should Imo- Visit our W' , I on o v M."'- -- The advent of hot weather brings a longmg for cool dishes. Réfresh you; plate by dropping in our parlor afternooon or evenmg and enjoy our pure de.. icious lee Cream. Sodas, Sundaes, 8oit Drinks, etc. ran an lee Cut- brich h-c‘with you. I CT Ia. V' . _ - Headquarters for Confectionery tuti1 “11 Bakery goods PRIG§VILEEHI§1§ for ONT ' The l’nceville branch Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs, I. Moore, June 4th, fourteen members and two visitors present. h yery in- tr resting paper "How to make our llnstitute meetings. simple. entertain- Ing and interesting " was read by Mrs W. Sackett. A humorous reading by Mu Parquhar McKinnon. a gnalic song by Mrs N McKinnon, Pricoville, and Miss Sadie MoKmnon, north line, added greatly to the pleasure of the alternoan. After a soeial halllionr the meeting' closed to meet July 2nd, " the home of Miss c. McKinnon. South Line. Hos 'reatlter-.rain naked bodly. Props on doing {only well consider- ing the non, fro-u during the put couple of weeks. A large mrnout III in “madam " the pulling down ot the old sheds " the Prubyterion church Int Mon. day Ind now the '"Y in clear for the oonlruoor to go to work " the oc- ment foundnion for the new sheds. There in a time to pull down" ma . 'tune to build. The Gaelic ionic" in the Presby- terun church was well attended. Mu, Victoria McMillan. (Dounld's) noted an orwtiirt,--ius annual thing tor garlic people to hue and lb. did her part well. A number from her. intend to go to the Liberal Convention " be held in Durham, on Wad-dar, 10th inst. Mrs McArthur “the torrnline, In old lady, tank a punlylio stroke lat. ely and is in I poor mm lince. Mn. McEIchnie. Mnlkdu'v. was: visitor with relatives lure. Dr. Puuerson. the Intimate Dele. gue.ia here this. afternoon to Id- drou the ladies on interesting sub- in“. Mr. (fink ‘ave a very mutating talk with limelight views on Africa lust. Wednesday evening in Esplin in connection with the. Bible Society. Mr Baht McDonald. Hamilton, is a Welcome visitor in our midst, The Christian and Missionary Al. lirmee will hold 3 Convention in Bethanyehapel, Thursday. June ll, It 3 p m. Servnces mice n day at '3 and tl p m, eontinuiug over Sunday. the 11m. Ray. L. J. Long. Toronto, Rev G. N. North, Brantford and fuse. W. hi. Turnbull of India will speak each day. Special singing will be a feature of the Convention. . Cream Parlors Mrs E. Pallistpr very ably took the HOPEVILLE -Q¢-po utyicellxeu Sandy in the nbsonea of Rev. 1nd Mrs. Huxnble who u- tended the convention in Toronto In: week. R" Cooper, m Forest. will punch It Euplin nan Sunday. Min Smith, Mt. Forest, in I Vinita: lt Mr Jos Love's. Mr. D. Christie. Mt Faust. was in our burg lot week. Miss “My Schmidt visited Dua. Glk friends on the 24th. Rey. Matheson, Prioeville paid pas- toral calls m tho vicinity Tuesday and Wednesday hurt week, holding n prnyer names at Mr Will titslilaohnie'e Tuesday evening. The evening meeting of tho Wom- en's Institute will be held in Babel chapel when Dr Margaret Paterson. will give an lddMSl Monday, June 8, It 8 o'clock sharp. The afternoon, 2.80 at Mr: A. ll. Burnett's. In, E. Hockridge went to Bow. mnnville Friday evening to attend the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs. S. Bencock. Mrs A. H. Burnett visized Mrs Ful. lerton Br, Dundulk. last Thursday and Friday. Mrs Harrell. of Walkerton ing this week with her aunt, Edge. fir 3nd Mrs Clay and son, of chi. tugo, spent. a few davs last week with their cousin, Mr A. J. Greenwood. The first beef of Edge Hill beef ring In to be lulled Wednesday of tlns yeek and delivered Thuradny morn- mg. Messrs Adam Anderson and Wm, Edge are m Owen Sound this week attending the jury, the former the petty and lbelatter on the grand. Mrs G. Hopkins, of Durham, spent. Sunday mth Mrs Jae. Edge, S. s. NO. 7, PROTON I 5th R Campbell. Sr, 4th-A. Knox,‘ F. Runciman, C. Porter, B. Purslow, A.i Ferguson, R. Hardy, V. Campbell, G'.l McLeod, M Knox, M. Itinnell, M. Rich. ardson. Jr. tth-M. Porter,J. Hay, J. McMillan. Sr 3rd--G. Campbell, K, McMillan, A Hay, E. Hannam, J. Har. dr, M Kinnell. M. Richardson, P Wil. son' Jr. grd--A. Knox W. Porter, H. Richardson, o. Milliner. Sr md-K. Ferguson, D. Haw, V. Richardson and E Waites eq, R Haw. Jr 2nd--M. Mc. Leod. M McLean, W. Ferguson C. Mc. Millan, J. McMillan. Sr. l-J. Camp- bell, W Kinnell. Jr 1--C Richardson, I Hannam, R. Richardson. Pr. Sr-M. Haw. D McMillan. Pr Jr-V. Richard- son. R Campbell. Pr A-J McFayden. M'. Porter. M McLeod, L. Knox, Av. erage attendance 45. Mm Lillie Molillln. Bethe]. [m ken a position in Mr E Hookridge'l. 4th Class-Angus McGillivray. Flora McFarlane, Dan McArthur, Matt Mc- Keown, Sr. 3rd-Leonard McKeown, Thea Edwaggls; Jr. 3rdxBellit Kenne- dy, John McFarlane. Mary Edwards. Sr 2nd-Bsther Mclnnis, Allan McIn- nis. Jrjand-f)ameron Smellle. Mar- tha Kennedy, Fred Cook. lat Book- Arch McArthur, Marie McArthur, Neil McArthur, Margaret Smellie. Primer --Ed Siels, Mary McFarlane, Hazel Benton, Mabel Kennedy. Regie Finney. DON MCDONALD. Teacher No. 3, GLENELG Jr 4th-aGtie McNally. Reuben Pay. Int, Br 3rd--George Williams, Cecil Pavlor, Joe Morrison, Lizzie Morrison. "Tr 3rd--John Ritchie, Hervey anell. Sr gnd-Howard Ritchie, John Boyd. ”Tom Morrison. Jr 2tui--Mnritus Boyd lWilhe Morrison. Jr lat- Ethel And- lereon, Vina Parlor, Ella Ritchie. Mel- ;ville Andenon. Jr Pr,-.iilhert l Greenwood, Mary Morrison. 3 MARGARET Manner, Teacher i No. IO, G. do E. I Br tth-Wilha McCueiz. Neil Short- reed. Jr 4th-E" Hooper, Mabel Tucker. 3rtr-Chnn Tucker. Archie McCuxiz. J Mity McDougall. Btd-- E-Irl McLeod. Flo-m McDonnell. Allie McEechern. Ist--' Alex McUueig. Annie Shortreed. Primer-Margaret McDougnll. John Elton Moll-en. Am. nie McLeod, Pearl Mclluaig. Kathleen l McLean. l W. L. DIXON. Teacher. Mo. 0. GLENELG tir 4th--M Lindsay, E Ritchie, M Bell, E J't!ttre. J,f,rrttt-s,Pgh L urn. u saun‘w... .._ H, - Aljoe. Br 3rd--M Atkinson. Jr Md- V Ritetue and M Davin eq.. A .Lind- uy. 0 Bell. M Newell, M Whitinore, A Ritchie. Br 2nd--A 110m. K Davis BDnvia. J McNubh. " 1hyrc-Y Al- {20" G Lindsnv. 1st--M Belt, J Bell. . Printer-M Morst, Jr Primer-M Lawrence and B Ritchie eq. BREAK WHISKEY’S GRIP ON YOUR LOVED ONES Drunkatds will tell you with tenrsi of sincerity that they do not want to i drink. The craving coming trom the i inflamed membranes of the stomach drives them to it. _ Alcnra will soothe the trembling nerves and remove the craving that is ruining your home and atealing an otherwise kind husband or father from you. It coata only $1.00 per‘ box and if itples not cure tjr,,,test.ttl Wer a funded. Alcnra No. I is tasteless and an be given secretly in Tea, Coffee or food. Alcun No. a is taken volun- tarilr by those willing to help them- Xian. canyts1t. be tyu!etf It got S. s. NO I, GLBNBLG ---- . ------. EDGE HILL School Reports Euzmna Soon. Ten-her. {Elfin}; Shiny will be re- E. J. McGlRR, Teacher is tasteless and can is visit- Mrs S Form t--L Tendnle, D McAuley. _R Huidmenl, G Campbell, C McNally. Punuc SCHOOL Dar-Anna“ 8r tth--C Waheheld, A Cliff. G Law- son. E McKenzir, u Ltwson, E Mo. Kenzie, G Bryan. HIGH SCHOOL DIPARTXENT Form Hi-M Findlay. If Laidlaw, A Edge, I Murray, 0 Rune". 8r Srd-8 Abraham. S Me Auliffe, A Jtcob, If Lswrenee, C, Buschlen and G .tdurrar eq. Jr 4th-ti “cone. J Llwrence. M Koch, E Browning. C McGirr. Jr 3rd--R Snell, V Jacob. C Ander- eraon. M Holmes, S Pettlgrew. Br 2nd--w Abraham, M McGirr and B Pettigrew u] ' W Jacob. M MePhec C Wiggins. _ Jr au-d Crutehley, N F'nlkinghtun, I' Morris, W Traynor, E Wrtketleld, Sr 1st--M Mighton, K Kelsey, E Le. vine. M Duncan, M Cliff. Jr 1st--R McDonald. M Sauudere, K Hughes, G Watt, V Ryan. PnlMAuY DEPARTMENT Lr--W Bryan, A McDonald. B Le. vine, 0 Mewte, A McLean. Jr--L McClocklin, E Kearney, K Milne, M Burnett, u Thompson and B Mcleune eq. - . sz Cumulus IN PRAY!“ BOOK. _ Details of the proposed revision of the book of common prayer tor the church of England and Comma. as agreed up- on hy the general committee on revis- ion, hare been mode puhlio. and show a number of minor changes. designed chiefly to remove archaic expresslons as wall as to give liturgical sanction to a number of trhanges, which already haw. the sanction of usage Si me of the additions include a number. of new sentences at the beginning: of .hc morning and evening prayer null now xspsciil anthems are inc-Indul for me- DURHAM SCHOOL REPORT on holy days. After the prayer for the royal family. two new prayers are inlelted. one for the Orwertwr-Gemer al of the Dominion of Canada. and the Lieutenrutt-Gorernors of the provinces nnd the other pmyer including the royal family and all in authority, A compromise has heen made in regard to the St. Athmwsinn Creed. " Who- erver shall he saved. before all things it is necessuly that he hold the Cath- olic fkith, etc., together with the other dumxm’ory clauses, have been left nut. It is left, with trongeetrttiotts in chm-9 which form tltey please. Important Announcement Re- garding Canadian Pacific Change of Time, May 3lst. .In connection with the coming change of Lime on the Canadian Paci- tle Railway. effective May 1514, tony improvements in train seivice have been made, notable among these being the inauguration of mild de luxe trains, carrying tomparotet1t-liltrary- observnlicn our. eleturustighied shind- nrd deepen. together with suvniurd dining our service iii-tween Montreal, Toronto, Daron, Chicago, via Cana- dian Patftiie and Michigan Central Railroad. commencing westbound May 'dist and eastbound June Ist, THE MmLUllt REVIEW Tyne palatial twins wlll he knnwn as o. 19 and No. 22, the former leav- iuk Montreal 8.45 a, m., arriving at Toronto 5.40 p. m.. leaving Toronto 6.10 p. m. arriving Windsor 12.10 mm. leaving Windsor l2 23 u. In. arriving Detroit 1155 p. in. arriving Chicago 7.t5a.m, ,_ __. Am.. Train No. 22 Will leave Chic ign 9.39 n. in. (central tune) nirivv Ltutrvit 355 p. to,, leave Daron 5.05 p. in. (eastern time) arrive Windsor 5.15 p. m,. leave Windsor 5.35 p. in. arrive London 5.10 p. in., leave London 8.18 p. m. arrive Toronto 11.20 p. m., leave Toronto ll.40 p. m. arrive Montreal 9.00s, m. These two trains will be operated through the Michigan Cen. tral tunnel between IVindaor and Dc. troll. The new Totronto-Winaipemvan couver service should be greatly up- preclated by the travelling pahlic. No. 3, now lowing Toronto 10.20 p. m. will leave at, 540 p. Iu.. running lllrounh solid to Winnipeg and Vancouvvr. carrying only the highest class (quir- meat. New tram khown as Nd. 7, will leave Toronto 10.50 p. w. running llnnugh snlid to Winnipeg, currying slandmd "leeping cars, dining car, tourist slecp- ling on". colonist cars. ftrtst-clts4q ins Cath Colonist, cars. iirst-cltsq coaches. etc. Equally good toarvice returning from the West. Particu- law from Canadian Iucitie ticket agents or M. a. Murphy, District Pas. enger agent, Toronto. Town Hall, Durham, on Thursdky, h The Annual M eting of gouth Gle Funners’ lnstitut will he held in the " [.30pm. Memhe s are urgently invited to attend as siness of im- port-nee will be transnc ed. q The annugl meeting of Institute will he held time and place. w, 3.89133. . GEO. Emma. Iwill name a w diseases that a Chiropractic adju s to remove the cause of disease, a nature restores normal condition (he th) ; headache, eye disease, deafness', epilepsy, in- somnia. wry neck, t roat trouble, neuralgia, goitre, nerve s prostration lngrippe, dizziness, b eding from nose, catarrh, bronchitis, eumatism, hay fever, boils, troubles the new stomach, lungs and litre asthma, gall stonu. Bright's dimse diabetes "ippendieitis, bladder trouble. iatice 1nd many other trouble: on be re- Viewed by sttinautPutpseet. Con- nltationud summation free. . CHIRWRACTI President Annual Meeting June 18th n» Women‘s V the sun-9 Skretm y Baum. June S, 1914. F10nrporowt........ 25000300 (7atntsiipeestue.... 240 2.50 flaytr, ttwt........ 115 to 1 30 BI: Wet',::::::.:: 50to 55 Fall hgtu........,.. 98:0100 &rrirutWheat........ 98001 00 Uho ttwt........ 'l,s,,'ih'i'iii?..'.r.:..:.:,:.. Fall MW. 1hrringRtteat........ Oats. tdtlrinr....... .. Peas.... ...... ....... Barley............... Batter...... .....'..... filmta.... ............. Buairttsat.......... 50to " 'iii3,'ii'i'st::..:':.1.'r, 9800100. Spring t........ 98 ml 00. J2kar tbed............. 38 to 40 Oats. tarinr......... 38 to 40 Peas................. 90 Pl?,?, Barley............... 55 to 55: Butter...........'..... 18to IN. 'urge..,.............. 18to l8 Potatoes per bag. .... 1.15 tol.26 Hides...,.,....... 1000 Beef.dressed........ 1200to1300, Hogs. Iinnfo b.... . 8 00; Driedapplea.............. or, 1fay,piiton...-1200to1600 List has been curatully revised, : BRICK HOUSE and 'l acre land on George St. Comfortable, all conven- iences. Fruittrees, berries, etc.,etc. Good Stable. Desirable location. Apply at REVIEW OFFICE Sunshine T v No . ash shuvclling Ernace llt‘cvssary. Sec. the McClary dealer or write for booklet. u J. ll. HARDING, Local Agent CLEAN-NO dust or flying ashes. Ash chutes guide all ashes into convenient pan. Durham Markets. TN IG Debts and Debtors Shop where you are invited to Shop JAIN“; This Store Recommends 1l)lFCllitry's JAP-AQLAC - the Content-Producer For Sale If we give a merchant our custom. we have a right to expect him to advertise-to tell us weekly in the columns of the REVIEW what hehas done for us. Advertising is shop news, designed to inform us, save our time, and bring to our attention desirable merchandise. INGY. discolored end unsightly iloor, m not eon- D ducive to cotatenttnatt. Why not bring about their complete trandorrnatkatby means of the JAP-A-LAC "Model Floor" process? TG process consists in opplyins m cool: of Ig- A..LAC ground color. a coat of JAP'AFLAC color (which is grained with ther-JAP-A-i/UI El: (col). and then two out: of natural JAP-A-LA duciggin blighghudz 'ehu.tinith like Polished oak. ' Every retailer who is alive to the interests of his customers has a message --often many messages-for his customers concerning new goods, special offerings and things that we ought to know about. Customers and non customers will be attentive and responsive to these messages, if they are de- livered every week in the form of advertise- ments in the DURHAM REVIEW. The way to get m we business is to ask for it. Would YOU buy much or regularly from firms that never solicit your trot? It pet not w. (nll nuvcl aunt-a: ’V-l .-._ _ -e -e " V7 - -"The firm that wants my business must come after it T' Yet some of you say, in elect to your custo- mers- "Were here. If you wnnt out: goods, come and get them, but don’t expect " to go alto: you." It‘s a poor rule that doesn't work both ways. “Hulls I yll u. nun. “mu-v ...._ -.'- rv-"7’ __ - 'ihr,'A'1%'Cii'iiiirii color-for Multan. neehetk=te.4 floors. AlwuynputupinGneITmbfnfin'thon-M'GUDDW- "EifrGifiCi; I 2;'iT,'tt,tti"itt mm'm for . MFA-LAC color card, and a 2l,"lf the little book ”Anthem-ad and On. Use. of JAP-A-LAC." : A. S. HUNTER & SON In Durham, jAP-A-LAC ls sold by .. 12 00 to 13 00,aenerat “gage of Yhne, Sunny. . 8 00; " mt ... .... 05: Particulars regal-din! tall or "PM“ ... 1200 to 16 00 tirkets from .Th'iTyyfij,s.t',tfh1,c,aSick,e,t A NOTE TO MERCHANTS 143'- New Fast Daily Trains Between Montreal, Toronto, m-tmit, Chicago. via Unnnditn Paula and Michigan Central Railroads Effective May 31, vin Michigan Gonna] Tunnel between Windsor and Detroit Tot onto-winuietevkytouyy' train Service. effective May 31 Patticulars regirding mil or ocean tirkets from Canadian Pacihc Ticket Agents or write M. Cr. NURPUY, D. P. A., C. P. Ry. Toronto. R. MacFarlane. Agent, Durham m“. (".m- nm for £9th Escc.eldt,; TORONTO IMPORTANT CHANGES I“?! LARA-LAC $312”; naw I'm" l" our will! 'll%rli"kl'fr' Ned Oni' for [9“ legllrnrio “all? Ww'u' ""1 Product. will to? the flows!!!” . [ wnhout duty. nun price of Pi/tttld form loud. is bound to odvoncc. YO! f, comm! do but» than to BUY NOW The following m I for of the m lingual. H. K. him..- il cacti-(g; 00love: good land ln Erummt. M. l born, coma-able dwell of good no“. very o-Mt", pace any 03.800 W ' qulok sole. 100 out: Bqettirtt* about 7 own tt rem-soda cleared. uood lune and frame born and other outbuildlnn. ool on nut lot. Well watered. Only t, . l00 wiv- no” Il-uowr. Excellent toll. well watered, good bulldlllgs, including mot dwelling Bud {rune bunk turn. or” Only K,200. --. - 125m new “mover. Good no" In. dwellmF. [rune bunk oiiii2rTit', Ilk- aood (my hum soil. on (of a“. 'ould [mug Gum and!) " In Not . . . zoo Acne- in Normwb,x_ ,aecyeeMSF a” m In uoruwoy. Very - _ ' dwelling lulu hulk turn large “In ?iP2% line umbomood. t, 1mm ind chap i may. 80i)aetes in ligament The "5°99?!“ ""iiCiTii; £35173 n13 Emit?“ Otherllrms In sentinel. alrN'tti . try, Brunt, Cal-rick Ind the No tn Natl?“ m er prowl-nos. All kinds ot prom” orrxchuuge. - .- _ _‘ DOM AKS mHhmw puynwn “and "L lath I'. ”In at, I. ti. li. MILLER, WM OUR SPRING PRINTS ARE IN We have a large range to select front and prices are moderate as well. An early call is your Id- vantage. J. G.HUTI‘ON.M.D..C-I - (ty/PP/fly/h,, " v» gi/i/ji/fs . _ _., FFICE: Over b B on“ a“ - O opt-outta 'gat.,ut! BIS-lg" BNUR: 1ltr,t't an at - 0 0e on must do tMm"?. I. 01"le HOURS Fun." 2--4 pill. 7-0" h C bet W Ittte Sgllt',12,eg'hl mm.- °'~ - u l . , be m tterriidi' - ttnu2t"L'%htgid'f." Onice-0eer Jewellry alone I. Opp. aim Pout. on“. we, PICKERING o. o s., L n s. of Dental Sun of Dental blur of (In Owen J a J iftfWd'A1 Personal Instruction HONOR amount at in"... Uniirenaity. arr-dune of lay-l an.” w ' y 00hr Large Stuff of Bpeciuliulr. Positions guaranteed lo Grad” CA_FLBMrNG,FCA G. DJ’Lu". at Student's Beak makes it with to enter any day and emum rapid Advancement at the C) ARM-10kt H. JACK”! lmuruwe Aunt. Mona to In. Isa-um- of Murine Licenses. l - enl Humid In new er D. Mi,PHAnuigr mo Gmsei. an}; and are a thing of beauty it“?! ytrhttl “I. 3 ”one .u Member Gullazongyulgnm and ”on. mzoa woman New.» .tetrr- UNDERTAKER and Funeral Director F I at tttot 'ltr'"" t'ilil3'it'i'ig.l't'lts l H" J. F.GRANT D. 0.8.. L... B. J. P. TELFORD 'ilti"1t,'t"iir,stfh"."afi,c' Principal a M years Scam.” Blow Moo---- fl Picture M. Shortest Noti itiriitt,t'; Sgltcl‘mr in Sup"- . may utrletunit..iiiatee, Money 10 mm. (N like on Luluhrob tit. 0M wanna. Sable... Notary Public, Cu'nmm‘ DUKE... ONT. (Lowe! In. vhf " etd ram. " protrpt-- Never tmme' W. H. BEAN Big 4 in l lmudu-du. ”mill-04' o. Inn-e1 (urrvuc "M with to sum. the barium 0. " , '.rtsutrity', Dem. col- '. It. an! Ocean Tick.“ foe Bub-lilac n mommy C9tLorAtBrER., - kg. DOLLARS DOLLARS OWEN SOUND A. BELL in ofrerui. snout. In”, T good, loll. I " “I“ tar , 7 - tt ood d [rune no And uildiatttt. oot d, Only 3, . of On I an W) bouye -. 90w Hanover n) Hiddm ,_i'i' " E212