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new hes, for he from i. Durban , ' [an nae. cool-0M6 the tein 1914 A. mtsnT. Principd an; by up-to- and in writ a y pre- Prices, hiic LEG! ks hand inked tein ml acct minds Pt cm am all or CE Iition. act to uible. Slot them never SO died Jon it “5th lug" Qt, " ,5.- ht “OI My I. If. " " We ISL. XXXV11,NO. 48 " '11. mini-m of judges il an A0ert, wmmnn A mat. a hula one. 2;: program V!“ " w: x. Black nld L. mug solos. “is... iran Mann” recita- l m sang " not! of r "ect. Lunch-1A0 Al-, nod thou.- r meeting of the Dur. u'mmm’s hummus In: "tay, 3nd Deco-b". at i w Joseph Brown. Dur- . " " to has". I See!- nhs lite..) Wylie will _ on Scotland. Incl um to come prepared cll ny a quotation from _ t ! u close ot meeting 'lt _l l huge of Mt cents u b Ct ' may welcome. " Ls given a loan. Eunvd wnh when. " dumps the names In of applu. Each than on mm oppk 9..“ an. read. It! " ll try iits Honour the .-l Uuimlu thres Hun. I ' l, as .' 'l'utrercutotot, ' much.“ and the [ol- 'ttttliar one Ill Public lyrical. scholastic and I on mus anoint! lev- I prugresl should be , the "DIM-I of con- youth od our land. -Wiih about tho t tor an enjoyable an Monday night IUl‘t'ss. On emote f Fund ('cntNDru. Store. ". Sm pr ise “been of a lovely photograph 'iii'i,ii':v"rl dozen we on- ' \Illt Trail as tsocial..--" " "vibt'. the-Jul? ‘Ietilddlsi Sun- . nu:- htllv nocial . A In 'ttttt pro- " nu presiding, "r,t ot ruiluliom m and Fun-cue. W vine and Thou. ther numb." " mug can”! of by Frank Men. u the door In he considerably t,ot.eamtr, all , o) y10tir,i,,j,? QEFKQS' Pitt _ I -ximt~~ Nu at TU H II " run , u: urml: I ~p cm! d 'Y mile 'lie .u‘ll k mu as» Irv a I. il l' cly-i u 'lil the iot A [mar-w I tPct we "t Eyebrow, slut" tire, which “an ted [he VAN Store. t'hucola'es. Best ,1 ' s nmdv. ( tn: ' Drug Sim-p, de u Just me Promis- t and than hotel. ot the Local Ihr. vere dismissed by P, are to want be- lgre on Funny ot wrmunus has - uugcmeut render- , nu whole pro- Hsed again. w. f his household tiou hut Quint- n on Taeedar Washer. Mu Nictt., who but. w da’l and run- Fir, Htutt In]! dung up of In ltte, luwu when! iiie have been d age. but he is mue for his de. Mt ndny School Christ. ' he on Dec 21M. Iruezvmg presents It ”We the an”..- lf n -Limeq whoa u of 1'orouro. II r, aud that n: urmls.s c- "l' cial that. other peo- llr- oltrry may mu _ Listof 'mt a d import- ily-i u wegrAs mile iotr. Do nun-w gyuur 's't we tll be Ilut‘llpl u for Aer. Toronto usual Tum Ye are sttit to Up: trams per m and Owen luced to "ro, n ' The Patrol of I tt a. :tcfarlane's. gs Manitoba Flour by pumm- Jtosuana, y e u, Women hF. W. Kelsey. Panama's livery “fund's residence will he aultably l at Ed. Kress' it T. R,-.uom. 'y, Nov. ahtt 1'. ll, twin 3 and arrnvn nu an hour we an than Hun-d of 2,46 u et' 5.00, am “wresenmuven wm com-Isl ot Republican", 7 ist and llude- N, Colorado, or. l Ann-ma, D“. ' Pcpular Vute Human», Voted t LED " last week. lob Beans a Son. ave just been yd “a your Dear of [he 1 Darn an re general e number The cu In view of I" this. Dullnm in to be asked to let down the hall. to stop tun-hurl whilo other 1nttu- tro but“. Will all.“ it? A “or and tin. no. The example of Russia In "erituiettr enormous revenue that her people may he sober, of Norway, Trance, Britain and other cannula, " mov- ing to prevent the - of food by In: ning it into liquor ohould be u pow. ertul factor in moulding public opi- ion Along lines of restraint. Why ? Because human life in the mass is in their hands. " Me in the was: is to be protected, why not in the mdiyiduul? The record ofthe mm In every community than individual lives mind. even pro-“mew can " by its intNemte l it shown homa- dew lated and children blighted in the spring time of life. It in n landing men-cc to the u ovary and so. for con- tiries. restriction utter restriction ha been thrown nround it by govern. menu. hours of sale limited. And other ways taken to limit in power for evil. Toronto made a sweeping reductien in Licensee not long "o. Hamilton and London are moving in the tame direction, eve'ywhere the all and cry is for men who no abatainera. Grout railway oorpotations years ago forbade drinking by employees while on duty, LOW the demand of many is that they be tocat atmtainere All the time. vadence is eont1rsunllr accumulat- ing that the tunic in intoxieating ii. quor a. a hovemae is evil Ind "ii con- tinually. About 80 per cent of Ont-r10 municipalities have declared against it. Where ropesl of Loual Option has been tried, in almost new instance it has failed. Durham in entering upon a cam- paign started by certain citizens to re- peal the local option law in tortoi- this town for almost seven Fears. Should the movement for repeal be quccrssful it would be in uniting 00n- [nut to the trend of liquor neuriction in many parts of the world. wants to buy mo acres in a block for himself end two sons. He slips in about. meal time II the evening and tltae often gets board and bed for the might. while he discusses fume and terms. He names a lawye’r in Mt. Forest as if he were Well acquainted. who will draw up the papers. The game seems to be that he makes free with valuables. searches pockets ot garments in the room and occasionally slips away before others are up. tue- eral victims in Mince kept it quiet for a while but the facts came oat and so look out. Me is of under else. heavy brown mustache. speaks ttaentlr, in posted on the war. having M he says l two daughters in the Red Urose Soci- ety at the haul. Some think he is a German lpy. of talkative mien and apparently? hav- mg Rood tinaneint but-kings. who HELP THE Brrr.maNs--A reception will he held on Saturday. Nov. 28, in U.-lder's Mall, by two patrols of the Girl Guides. A ten cent to. will be served from 3 p. m. till 6.30. Home made bread rind baking “so for sale. l Proceeds to be given towards Belgian Chtotmas ship. M mnger Sutton of the Furniture' Co. has we learn, purchased Mr Jae. Johnston's farm a couple miles north of town, the price being .5600. Mr Jun. Fallaise has bought the Hunt property in town, west of the Presby- terian church. for $700. We are in- formed Mr Alex Calvert in to occup the residence." A SLICK tyrBAsutsrt,-Th. Free Preu warns farmers of B. Grey and Wailing. ton to be on the look out fora stranger Shall Durham go Backward ? A Mass meeting in Local Option will he h tot Church on Sunday 8.tr, p m, Rev. C. L. I speaker. A cordial in tended to eyervhody. Eujuy rendi he war me! fort with a pa f prom glasses. Mncfarlune tJo, Kuartatttee satisfaction. Pri: Rev. U. L. Poole, of Grand leey, mli occupy the pulpit. a! the Method. ist Uhutch on Sunday In t, Rev. Mr Prudham pie-china missionary ner- vnces in Grand Valley. Puorocmavo. - Fro now until Xmas we are making y fitteee, photos on every dozen. Cal and no the new styles. F. W. ol-, New, S. M. Whaley is conducting Anniversary Service: " Hn-pden on Sunday and will also up“): there " the Monday evening social. ‘ Rev. D. W. Snider will riait Durham un Monday next in the intern: of the Lord’s Day Alliance and wull address. . Union meeting in the Presbyterian Church at 8 p. In. was our Xmas tianonjin Xamu, Boxes. Ce a] Drug Store. Mr Will Falkinkhlm’l lettu- from Salisbury Plains, England, makes in- teresting reading. Bee page 8. Durham Ghoul Society will hold o high-class concert in the Town Hall on Tuesday, Dee. 15. Proceeds to Patri- otic fund. We our Xttiat, APHS. --li'vti now until are making y fifteen very dozen. Ual and lee lee. F. W. elsey. di the war news in com- . pa f properly titted 'u gummy evening next at av. (I. L. Pooie win he the comm invitation is ex. offer The REVIEW :6 ht i,i?itttittrg, he held in the Bap. the interests of 00. teat and Prices moder- A musical treat baboon stunned by the teesthodist choir for next Sun- dny night, Noe 29. It will an Hie Iona ot a non: service sod will con- mence " 7.45 proupg A hearty 'mt-ts, null. On Wednesday last Rev. T. H. Ibbott. Ph. B, of Holstein delivered " noted leeture entitled "A trip to the British Isles" in the Methodist church. The lecture was one of ab- sorbing interest to young and old itrom beginning to end. By means _ ot 350 views the audience visited the moetittterertittq and beautiful one let Englend. Scotland and IreEmd. end gained some idee of the quaint- neee end beauty of the encient edi. Ices end town ot the Old Country as well " of the grandeur ot the 'Little nook of Nature" A seriee oi slides thawing the eoronetion of our present king were the best we heve ever seen. For interestend eleerneee they ,cannot be beaten. Specie! mention should be medeof the pictures showing the errenge- mente for the comfort end conven- ience ot trevellere made by.the C P It [ with their Inter - ooloniel-Cenede'e l feeteet end beet end by the Allen Line with their eteemere, Virginien. Auetien, Galleria. etc. We out but regret that the inelemenevol the weather prevented may wr. neyitee from encoding but It Ihbott lily reekononefull honenext visit. Previously acknowledged. . ... In Geo. Frape.... ...... ..... Miss M. A. Barr........ ......, UNGmatrettor Nov.).... w.... Atriend........ .'............, The Chron'clo ten per cent.... IARBIID. ssuaar-LErotrroy-on Tuesday, Nov. 10th. Clarice M. Leighton, B. A., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RH. Leighton of Yorkton, Sunk. to J. Cameron Swill). M. D., of Halbrite. Sask. son of Rev. Dr. mud Mrs. J. Fraser Smith of Glencoe. Ont. and formerly of Dornoch. CMDx-ug Store BORN C KUNIENEAUSER - In Hanover, on Sunday. Nov. 15th, to Me and Mrs I. Kunsenttrsuser, a sun. The Durham Choral Society mil hold their {hat concert in the Town Hull, Tuesday, Dee. 15. The program will consist of choral numbers by the society, about 40 suong, solos, quar. tettes, em. under the leadership of MrJ.A. Cook, Mt, Forest, Admis- sion 25 us. Proceeds to Belgian Re. lieffuud. _ I Leather [land newest styles. Mr Dan McDougall, Jr,, Ottawt,, who has been for several years in the Interior Dept., Ottawa. has enlisted With the Canadian Engineers for art- ive nelyice with the second contingent. m, is at present in barracks and mu not leave for two months yet, a) High School Inspector Wm. Hous- ton paid his ottieiat visit: to our Blah School this week and found Principal Allan and stall at. their posts. Mr Dan McArthur, Bentincl: we re- gret to say. has been a great sufferer for a couple of weeks with his old trouble, rheumatism. and we hear is now also attacked with quinsy. We tr as! he may soon recover his normal health. " . Mr D. c. Town was home to Orillia last Week. owing to the serious illners of his sister. He returned Monday waning. hut received word that night of her death and attain left Tuesday on the sad mission. Mrs (Mark, of Brampton is the guest of her sister, Mrs Park, for a few days. Mr. [In Hind of Detroit is visiting " his mother’s here. Mr.‘Arthur Smith returned home Tuesday of last week. "ipr, Misses Katie, Sadie and Mary Mc. Millan. Margaret McAultfe and Mr Dan McGrath attended a Bali In Palmerston on Thursday night lust?) Mr John A. Darling was in Slmcoe hut week on a want to his brother-in- lew, Mr Foraytb. who is quite ill. Reeve Calder Is attending County Council in Owen Sound. weeks with her sister in Toronto. Mr and Mrs Jan Haughnn, of Han" over, visited lheir son Wm. here on Saturdwy. Mrs. David Leith, Normanby, and, leturn ed after visiting a. couple of weeks with her sister in Toronto. Mr. Wellington Ard at. St May's, spent. a. few days among old town friends and visited his sister. Mn. Rom. Watt. -ss, Mrs. Dr. D. B. Jamieson went to U. Sound Wednesday to attend the pos' nuptial reception of her sister-in-law.. Mr. C. Elvidze, librarian, ig attend- ing the Orangeville District meeting of Public Libraries in Owen Sound this Tuesday and Wednuday. Belgian Relief Fund 'f,t't,,i,0,(a,..l, VARNEY DURHAM, New Subscribers to JanuiEJI 's, Mesh Bags, the ....822866 $231 96 StarioiiiiiD BANKI IJd,httntt,trt?a,t Our mailing list is corrected to date I _ Fancy oats, Please see that your label gives youfand Domestic, at due credit. f THURSDAY. NOVEMBER M, 1914 Miss Bessie Saunders and Miss Annie McDonald, two Durham young ladies who are only separated by seven thousand votes, have done fairly good work, and as they are undoubtedly as capable as any of the others, they should and doubtless will make much better showings than they have l so far. Big results are more than likely to be shown by Mrs E. Itoseborough of Vickers before the contest progresses much further, while she has but bar, ely started work. Mrs Roseborongh has done splendidly in the very short time she has devoted to the contest and if her future efforts bear proportion- ate results, she will be well up in the standing in very short order. Mrs. Rosebcrough knows the importance of working instead of simply wishing, and is not misled by the hope ot'getting a prize through luck. Considering the fact that she has been unable to and much time for con- test work, Miss Edna Sackett has done very Welland when she becomes able to devote a little more time to securing votes her friends expect her name to go higher in the list than it is this week. This is how the contestants stand this week ; , Miss Clara Ritchie, Durham.... .... .... .13o.000 votes 1 Miss Nellie Atchison, Dromore .. . . . . . . . . . 129,000 votes Miss Jennie Adams, Holstein . . . . ... . . . .. . 101,000 votes Mrs. Flora McLean, Durham..., .... .... . 95,000 votes Miss Sadie McMillan, R R a, Priceville. . . . . 70,000 votes Miss Bessie Saunders, Durham .... ' . . . ... 41.000 votes Miss Annie McDonald. Durham. . .. . . . . . . 34,000 votes Mrs It. I3oseborough, R R 1. Hanover. . . . .. 33.000 votes Miss Edna Sackett, Priceville. . . . ' .. . . . . .. 29,000 votes Miss Grace Vollett, Durham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000 votes Mrs Wm. Saunders, Durham . . . . .. . . . . .. .. 1,000 votes Miss Edith McLean, Durham . . .. . . . . .. .m.. cooo vote! - _ W _e___ ---..- nun-.- mum auuwulgl so far. Big results are more than likely to be shown by Mrs E. Vickers before the contest progresses much further, while t' ely started work. Mrs Roseborongh has done splendidly it time she has devoted to the contest and if her future efrortal ate results, she will be well up in the standing in very short Rosebcrough knows the importance of working instead of s and in '11" ”Haida L-.u_- L__, -E' ct. . - Note; Theselnllou will ha received and credited in groups 0! ten, Only. By fastening the bsllots together in groups of ten, it will be nec. easnu-y whwa sh: contestam’a nuns and address mitten only on the first ballot in each group. One of the bust workers, so far, rs Miss Sadie McMillan who seven miles from Durham on R, M. D, No 2, Priceville, and who is in fiita pmution. Miss McMillan has a tine field to work and ed it suflicientiy well already to earn the right to be considered real live contestants and one from whom even better results tir yet achieved mas be expected. to the credit of the cmtestmnt whose name Uate....... ...... ...... ...............1914 This hum it turned into the Review Contest Department on or before December 8, 1911. will be good for 100 VOTES _ 7 -"_t'ee -'-".'Hi..6r. In a is widely acquainted in many sections of reason to expect a great deal of support in her warranted m assuming that she wrll remain Bl m. wno nope to see her win and is determined to justify Third position is filled by Miss Jennie Adams worth while emphasizing is also an "outside tr cont: second and third positions have been taken thus "outsiders" show conclusively that others besides have good chances to win. Those who know Miss A will stand higher at the close of the contest than she is certain and that is that Miss Adams has a splendic t seems fairly certain that if she does as good work e will do, it will require a whole lot of hard worl bdv else to heat her. y Mrs Flora McLean is in fourth position this week from tirst position either. Mrs McLean in a Swat-tn: To many people who at first thought that only chance to Win in the contest, it will probably come that Miss Nellie Atchison of Dromore, this week 0ch being but a thousand votes below Miss Ritchie. Miss shows has done great work, and has but one object in first prize, She has a host of friends in Dromore and who hope to see her win and is determined to 1'":an l The leader in the contest at present is began work the first dav after the cm land who has kept herset busy securing proved herself a most capable worker [ continue her efforts right up to the la: first prize is worth a mighty effort, and work. 0" CM‘ en?” oPr'tee With which is incorporated 01 ucla og we "ma8ttittcent prizes to be awarded at the end Thursday, Dec. l7, just three weeks from to-day. t Most of the ladies engaged in the work of securingr , with great encouragement in their efforts, and several are sisted by their friends, while contestants have been ma friends who have called at the Review Office to pay their have their votes credited tn n... 1.A.. a.-- '----, A a - _ i "*1 _._--.~u.. In tut "VtrIttw voting , Keener, and already speculation is becoming rife nets of the "magnificent prizes to be awarded at Thursday, Dec. l7, just three weeks from to-day l Most of the ladies engaged in the work of ty {whim ae---.... --- ,,, . Miss Nellie Atchison of DEEE, jumps in Others not many votes below. Race is promised. MISS CLARA "RITCHIE LEADS IN REWEW VOTING CONTEST " DURHAILIERANCH, It is of course: Day by. lay ipterest in the - H," --- me...“ cuuunagement In their efforts, and several are being actively as- heir friends, while contestants have been materially helped by 0 have called at the Review Office to pay their subscriptions and votes credited to the lady they want to see win first prize. Van..-.u~ ___‘,- ' . - C'ontestant's Name .. Address . . . . Complimentary Ballot in win auu IS determined to justify their hopes. is filled by Miss Jennie Adams of Holstein who it is aizing is also an "outside tr contestant. The fact that positions have been taken thus early in the contest by conclusively that others besides Durham contestants to win. Those who know Miss Adams are confident she t the nine. nf H1... 0-....ms .|__,, J . warm position this week and not so very far Mrs McLean is a systematic worker and as she many sections of the country, she has every ll of Bunnnrt in Inm- A-..A.'.:-_R .. - But who those ladies will be a the contest have already ti been at work to demo-Stu in the race and that within of the contest they will Ut at present is Miss Clara Ritchie of Durham who iter the contest was announced in the Review ay securing votes ever since. Miss Ritchie has tle worker and there is no doubt that she will p to the last minute, as she realizes that the pant} and that " __ . _ r*__. -__- TtWNFR-- nu". UH: wing as Adams has a splendid territory to work and she does as good work " her friends feel sure whole lot of hard work on the part of some- ,seriAealkda"iiliGGu' Ti.- yrtdtdlus4-awiiGiiGGL , l9l6, for One Dollar. . Review Voting Contest grows Keener " Lungs” .. - - ,,___._._ any 1-150 mun: ' No ' Priceville, aryl who this week anytn, ore........... Prteeville,.... am..... ..... Hanover. e....... ...... lose males will be no one can tell now. est have already accomplished enough work to demonstrate the fact lhat they e and that within the three weeks yet ttrsaer 9k-.. ....'u ____g, I . -‘ ‘- that it caitGiftie won ', jumps into 'second position.--- - -_-- -Mwe_rFV. u§_iv wAu Dromorc and surrounding district "I n. :..-¢:L, u . . and address is filled in below ngnt to be considered one oi the even better results than she has Sadie M.tyrillan, who lives some .'r c_andidaeyY No Gian',, as far from the top as she now It l)‘.stein Leader goth-gala; Miss 'c--lirciting It to wlia will be tiie" “7i?- 130,000 votes 129,000 votes 101,000 votes 95,000 votes 70,000 votes 41,000 votes 34,000 votes 33.000 vote. 29,000 votes 5,000 votes 1,000 votes 1,000 votes Perfumes, Imported 10e to No.00. Ce l Drug Store. ti)tgijtittii, Durham ladies had a pow. One thing votes: are meeting _andr has work-. of the contest a by earnest TORONTO and Buying Xmas Seals and this wiring for those who have been stricken down at home, is the most practical kind of Organizing is proceeding luribkly. Maury hundreds of dollars worth of orders for Heals huve already been sent in. Everybody ls helpintr--Mnn. ufacturera. Merchants, Lcwyers, Fin- ancial, Real Estate and Insurance men News Agents, Schools. Cadets, Y. M, C. Ak, Hotels, Restaurants and De. partment Stores. I The Seals are now beinz prepared for delivery, Saleulndies in Nurau' costume will be seen in the Hotels and Stores throughout the Uitr--in hut the Xmas Heal Campaign is upon us. I .. cu. “an“. uni INuur for handling collections with economy and LONDON. rum. CHICK. “I ”I... P!'"" IYIIIY. I... 1Vith soldier: sent to the Sanitnrin from Vulcartier and from Stanley Bar racks and with Harpilal help going " to the mu'-wittt the number of pa. tients itiereased mud the revenue likely to be decreased by hard tiures-ttte Xmas Seal Campaign is u very Jen] nee-any for the Muskoka Free Hos- pital thin year. "e-.------ COLLECTIONS Pty,tr. 2.P. B‘rgnches throughout C Headquarters for Santa Claus FALL COATS Ladies' and Misses War Conditions Affect Poor Consumplives. Don't think because we do not exceed the 25c mark that we have nothing suitable. This is the first Christmas in Durham's history that a store, of this kind has prevailed. - We ask you to put our Christmas stock to the test. See if we have nothing suitable before paying the long price _ Think of it: . During-these troubled times you have a Store to go to and get neat and useful Christmas present.- for Mc and less. for Me Peeve of Qumran: and Wit/nit] 'tihis cyfore /s TIE new BANK orcANATA Subscribe toaday The Store of Honest Value Cut, Style, Trimmir Buihons, aad other deft differs from the usual run of coats. Prices commonly keen " Call and see Them, Just Arrived - A new assortment of Ladies' and Misses plain and fancy Tweed Coats. Our showing of select Fall Coats comprises a splendid range of choice, in fabrics, colon, styles cad prices. They are of high class origin--- in several special individual features of Chpital Paid Up Reserve Funds Total Assets . DURHAM -siitjiNert.. s. HUGH G tla, Warzbgy &ore 11.“?an Jo Branches throughout Canada and the West 'rue/dt' thktgrgltymr"amed facilities on: with economy and eunuch. $10,512., an and $15 " (1 Wee Christmas Present INCORPORATED 1869 We have what you In! deft differences Paw-had Weakly " 01.00 sun. 0. “no: a SON.Pn-un:u Lou9and 10. com”. Blown. gum; Ituk tarm. Rood buildings, good hum Half mile fro. ncLaol. church sind taro. Apply to Mus Gm. WARM. R. R. No. J, Proton Stuliun _ 8.8. No. 3, Be tiraek,--To hui School next. suuum . 1915. Plans specifications, may seen at my I Tenders received u to Thursday wing. December IO, Ort. Job t completed by lot Sept ber, 1915. J. W. Vtc us, Came In t premise: of the under - signed thou month Mo, four year- old Mule. ner will plane prove prove proper , pay expenses And tab e them away. hula 15 & 16, (it J, 1% 17 Non, mu. pntuotism and will col evetybody. Supplies c 'eadqugrr.ueo, Corner Ro" Streets, tomato orlock run mmgs, $1 1,560,000 13,575,000 130,000,000 NEW YORK AGENCY, on. 'V81Maaq c at“ nam- ES. Manager. Tender) Wanted. Farm for Sale And will commend itself 3. Be 'imek,--To build a summ .1918. Plum und Supplies can L, Liar, Itle Estray Durham aoen It my place to Thunduy ev- of College and . It., aunele i, Bunny-r 19b to be