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up a very , L’"Y. season zx Public V orks 10on ng Jab W(‘//l.l)e;y + to IOLSTEINX OF Holstein ily to Holstein )lstein M 1 up 11 se A “’tf"“on. We are le of our T commm &5 the balm of Tks /C . Oucker ent hat , m1ably low keted . ns m hand itrons Prices haye 1 NDext to cost, Male Ie c ic s " "X100S arly . ;]u Iast l()ns ~ will disam l al cleansin his internd ‘lexionsâ€"@ It‘s becaus isiness sqo years by in upâ€"toâ€" found in 0 merit a my preâ€" ht Prices, ° 8t Can be ll)ly low, Ey. ted . Now ’ORTUN_]" )e 3° ) call or Â¥A The best because mulates 8, IOr from Bewa) -"."Mmj PADers fop 10 bape Teek Wight Mark Wige VQOL. XXXVIl, NO. 49 Disgag®.â€"A 7â€" . 0, dealing with ive measures for ost infectious diâ€" on issued by the Branch, A copy x application to b, Dept, of Agriâ€" b on, who was ‘c away actoss d control, Mr Durham at the ushing aecross, merse from the p‘gs and some along with t ?:Tnna d $100 on con. PING W. J. NcFadden t Choeolates, Best ites made,‘ wral Drug Store. in Powders make es. 25¢ a pkg. at V. W. Kelsey. that"prevailed for s wiped out comâ€" ; and since the st springlike with « of the Durâ€" Institate will | Docember, at Brown, Durâ€" o have a Scotâ€" v.) Wylie will tland. _ Rach ome prepared uotation from se of meeting ‘ze of 10 cents y welcome. ng of the Zionm l meet at the k on Thursday, opics are "How B tprise filteen of vely photograph ery dozen we enâ€" t w » held D ; service will st church on 6h Dec., in roduction of Jell and choir câ€"s from the ~rFrom some of Mr Thos, heut 7 miles tire about J efore tbeing \. Beggs & Son. $ we in the winter Cook,. Bread * Davis, Alj G.â€"A recent Mav., Banner, linghnmw. has es describing ? activities in vV@r. Will the f enquiry in 37 different ‘act that one : to tuberculâ€" ple will keep cally _ scaled tock re Manitoba Flout mpite is one ind Pastor mportange As AP C e invite inâ€" k of Organs eat variety, will be sold Council of | in the Arâ€" itb, at 4.15 it is com #s In Sâ€"rANDARD She has one remainiog sister, Mris. Moffat at Pb McNieholl and one broth er Alex in Hamilton, The remains were brought to her old kome Saturday, the funeral taking place Sunday, Rev. Mr Morris of Trirâ€" ity church officiating at the services. Mr McKinnon was Liberal in poliâ€" ties and devotedly Presbyterian in reâ€" hgion,. His funeral on Monday last, where many old friands gathered showed respect to his memory and to the living links, Revy. Mr Whaley conducted the services and was assistâ€" ed by RKRey. Mr Wyilie, the former in his address drawing comfort and hope from Paul‘s declaration "I am now ready to be offered." The pali bear ers were Arch,. and Jas. Hupter, A.H. Jackson. Dr. Huttom, J. Snell and C. Ramage. _ Inoterment took place to Trinity Church eemetery, where Mrs McKinnvoun‘s kindred lie. ‘ ‘ Mrs Davin Horkins : There died in Hamilton Hoopilal.l on Maturday, Nov. 28th, a respected resident of Bentinck, in the person of’ Mrs David Mopkins, formerly of the 2nd con, _ Somewbat ever a year ago her husband went to British Columbia to work with his brether and from that time lived alone to last July. Ia the fall she came to stay with Nurse Carmount and for fourteen weeks she received the best of care from her hands,. _ But two weeks ago she was taken to Hamilton where she was for ten days only when the call came at the age of 70. _ Deceased was a bright and lovable women and had been marâ€" ried for 290 years. west of Scotland, where dooefie;l_v;;;‘ congratulations. bora about 80 years ago, and was 11 | i k c years of age when he landed here. He| Don‘t strain your s these war lived for some time in 8. Glenelyg armd z times. We can relieve th trainâ€"pricâ€" later in N, Egremont and by industry |&s moderate. Satisfaction Â¥uaranteed. and thrift acquired a modest eompetâ€" MactarRge & Co ence retiring from the farm 23 years| The Christian Endeavor Society of ago to live on the Drop'orry adjoinink Knox Church, Normanby, haye hand" the town, where he died. About 47| ed to Mis Dr, Jamieson. Treasurer of years ago he married Miss M"U"“‘bv"'the Red Cross Society, the sum of sister o# Thos, and Sam. MeComb, $67.75, of town and to them were born two |. The Liony Head NewÂ¥heard a Plh pSone ",nd no dunugliters, ons daughtlr‘ insular youngy man say that he intendâ€" ‘nybm;:’n? .h'f'mcy" Nkl:;' ;l“"h: B“r:'"" ed going to the front, but found out he °. C Loarl o0 Fatiaful in her nsteiss | later that he was alttending a series of trations is the daughter, the sous are ‘~FR r3 x revival meetings, Dan of Wilkie, Sask., and Archie at j ' presont in Arizema for his health. | . Mr John Brown, cattleâ€"buyer, has Both sous came home when he was J48t @xthanged@ a house .(t'heG*“'“"‘ stricken, but Archie returmed about a| PrOP®rty) in Hanover, with Mr Wi. week ago. Besides his wife and im.| P¥‘!eY fora farm on the 7th Concesâ€" mediate family, there remain as| 8090 ¢f Bentinek near Mulock'. mourners, two brothers, Neil, postâ€"| â€" We were in error last week in regard master in Priceville and Hugh in 8. | to the date of the appealed liquor cases Glenelg, and one siscer, Mrs Adam | against the downâ€"town hotels. The Weir, Durham. A sister Julia died case was called Tuesday last in Owen many years ago and another sister, Sound and has been adjourned for two Mrs McLachlan, quiterecently. Chas. ‘ weeks, and John were brothers, now deceasâ€" The ‘Ivy‘ and ‘ Daisy ‘ patrols of ed. Frns es s pelia 4 ol 0. ul n Ni e U ACR BANK Mr McKinnon was the oldest surâ€" viving member of a wellâ€"known fam. ily who over 60 years ago came to the wilds of Glenelg with their parents, commg from the island of Tiree in the west of Seotland whars Aamusscy . _ 1014,/ ho Thegeâ€"ger his last, neyer havi shock from paralysis viously,. Our sanital closets have great success and we ask ever already suppliedNto make insg this modern sanitar\ device. selling fast as their its bec ter known. Step in an\see th PHOTOGRAPHS. â€" From now until Xmas we are making you ffteen photos on every dozen. Call and see the new styles, F. W. Kelsey. The Mcthodist Sunday School Christâ€" mas gathering wili be on Dec 2lst. This year instead of regeiving presents the school intends to give the equiyaâ€" lent to the Belgian Fund, PE C# TT HUIC & highâ€"class concert in tmovn Hall en Tuesday, Dee. 15. Proceeds to Patriâ€" otic fund. Let it be mKodak this Christmas. Nothing will gi greater pleasure, $1 up, at Macfarlane Drug Store. See our Xmas éu onety in Xmas Boxes, lentral Drug store. Durham Clmul&éy will hold a pror t Buy Rexail Canadian Pa On We offer The REVIEW ;o*Nfle; Che Rurhd $ ATTOMUC IM 7# ALLax McKinxox fotiew, ar iturday forenoun last, 28 Nov, Yhonor to tC Theveâ€"gemtrersan oreathed |safe retu DURHAM BRANCH, The Roll Call, N we ask edNto make ritar% devie heir its ep in an : having overeome the oods and help swell the #W&IC fund. nake inspection of device. ‘Fhey are its become betâ€" n ¢ them. W.N. McFadden three weeks preâ€" ask everyone not sancaitemnys . . i caer en t Moeto n ie Bd >A s um ns1( en proved a business who has Tsnm inm::riompam of Canada or elsewhere: will find the services of this bank of invaluable assistance in collectâ€" ing drafts, etc. * _.~â€"_ _ Social..............} UChronicle, I0 per cent..... .. A minister in a neighboring town a few Sundays ago surprised his audi. ence by reading the following anâ€" nouncement : " The regular session of the Donkey Club will be held as usual at the close of the service. Members will line up just outside of the church dooar, make remurks and stare at the ladies as they pass, as is their custom. Auy member known to escort a lady te chureh and sit with her ltke a genâ€" tleman will be expelled from memberâ€" ship" The application was to the point and the effect was marvellous, Previously acknowledged......$281 96 Methodist Jumior Bible Class M e _ Lueille Love, the girl of mystery, first installment will be shown in moâ€" tion pictures in the Happy Hour Thea tre on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 11. and 12. Pictures will be continued every Friday and Saturday following, until end of the story, Admission 5 and 10 cts. The constable of Tara was in town last Saturday, lookivg for a man who bad disappeared from that vicinity with a yaluable team of horses and other articles, We have not learned ‘whether he has as yet captured his man, The ‘Ivy‘ and ‘ Daisy ‘ patrols of the Girl Guides held a sale of baking, tea, ete., in Calder‘s Hall, Saturday afternoon. The girls made a grand suecess of it, as everything was sold and they realized $28.40 for the Belâ€" gian Kelief Fund, We were in error last week inkregard to the date of the appealed liquor cases against the downâ€"town hotels. The case was called Tuesday last in Owen Sound and has been adjourned for two weeks, TOoLLB8TAMâ€"DUNCANâ€"In Toronto, ou Wednesday, Novy. 11, 1914, Miss Edith Duncan, formerly of Durham to Mr Maurice Tollstam, of Monâ€" treal, The young couple will reside in FToronto. The REviEw extends congratulations. Mr Stamley McNally. who left Durâ€" ham some years ago to teach school in Alberta, has responded to his counâ€" try‘s call and is now in training at Victoria Park, Calgary. Ris many friends bere will appreciate his patriâ€" otism, and he will without doubt do lhonor to the service. Success and a Mr and Mrs Will Harris returned last week from Port Eigin, Miss Flo McCoskery left Wednesâ€" day to spend the balance of the week wich Toronto friends. Mr Jas, Darling, druggist, of Nelson, B. C., is visiting his father at the Cenâ€" tral Drug Store aBd ~ObheRâ€"isiond«~m Mrs I. Wilkinsou, of Varney, is at present visiting her daughter, Mrs Thos, Petty, . m afe return. Mr and Mrs H Hanoyer, were g parents, Mr and oyer the week end Mr and Mre Shirliey Melotyre, of Edmoaton, arrived last week to spend the winter with their parents here, Mr and Mrs Herb, Merklinger, of y c3 0s id Mr Dan MeFadden, of Toronto, is holidaying with his parents, Mr MRERNC@NIEE tC Belgian Relief Fnnd DURHAM MARRIED. e gnests of the latter‘s and Mrs And. Ritcbie, Subscribers to January 1 , THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1914 Lots 9 and 10, con.17. stock farm, good buildi Walkerton is\to have a big Xmas Fair on Dec. 1&@b. $200,00 will be givyen in prizes Yor horees, cattle, sheep. etc. Live abd dressed. poultry, meats, etc., AtC. _ s og Watch for bigâ€" complete prize list. nFmdh UBHT hua amenranmug £ 2 00 1 1 ol TL S 1 TNE UIETTGEIN WIOAGE +006 GAY Of the contest will be received in secret from contestants by their being reqnirâ€" ed to deposit all subscription tickets with the cash therefor in a metal reâ€" ceptacle sealed by the judges. No ons can open this receptacle except the judges, who will not open it until the contest is formally declared closed, when they will take charge of the eontents of the box aud proseed to verify and count the votes for each contestant. To prevent the possibility of any contestant or any other person oP taining information as to how many votes may have been earned by any contestant, aitd thereby being enabled to know or estimate the number of votes which might be required to win, all of the business of the last day of Tha eontssF upm] ha aennafode fo ies io ige n o oo o e poies Nn aett t C NWP ETT ts CC O P old C000 ce etone ) V F ~CGrce known gentlemen of unquestionable integrity. who upon the last night count the votes earned by each contestant, and decide the votes earned SECRET CLOSING F O s 0 PeC en e CCCE OR EACRTAATUT WuQ Iest wess was If second position and but 1000 below the then leader. _ As there is but 2000 votes between these two ladies now they may be said to have been keeping pretty close company. However, there is no reason for either one feeling discouraged and in fact neither of them are. Miss Atchison is possessed of ntiring energy and persistence, and as she is widely acquainted in, and for miles around Dromore, there can be no doubt that she will make a supreme effort to regain her former advantageous position or better. In this from what can be learned, she will have the good wiskes and active support of a large number of people who want to see her win first prize. Fifth position is held toâ€"day by Miss Sadie McMillan, who was in the same place last week. While Miss McMillan‘s relative! position has not improved, she has neyvertheless accomplished splendid results in her efâ€" forts and has succeeded in keeping herself well within striking distance of top place. Her friends are confident she will yet go higher in the standing and without disclosing any of Miss McMillan‘s plans and expectations, it may be stated that the confidence of her friends rests on a see mingly second basis. It won‘t do to overlook the youngest participant in the Review Conâ€" testâ€"Miss Grace Vollet. Miss Grace didn‘t make a very promisiug start in the contest, but last week her efforts began to bear fruit, with the result that she secured a good many thousand votes and forged ahead of several other contestants who had apparently outstripped her in the race. With the knowledge now that she can get votes as well as any one else. Grace is an enthusiastic worker and there is every reason to expect that she will make a good showing before the contest comes to a close, The standing : Mrs, Flora McLean, Durham.... .... .... .211,000 votes Miss Jennic Adams, Holstein.... ...... .. . 209,000 votes Miss Clara Ritchie, Durham........ .... .202,000 votes Miss Nellie Atchison, Dromore...... ... .. 200,000 votes Miss Sadie McMillan, R R 2, Priceville.....176,000 votes Miss Grace Vollett, Durham .... .. .. ...... 61,000 votes Miss Annie McDonald, Durham. .... . .. .. 54,000 votes Mrs E. Roseborough, R R 1, Hanover. .. ... 44,000 votes Miss Bessie Saunders, Durham .... .... ... 41,000 votes Miss EKdna Sackett, Priceville....... .... .. 37,000 votes Miss Edith McLean, Durham.... .......... 4, 000 votes How the winners will be decided : As previously announced in the Review, neither the Publishers mor the Contest Manager will have anything to do with deciding the winners in The Review Voting Contest. This decision will be made by three wellâ€" Te ri uns @AHELone mes on aewe d ae cceb m s e n d & WB o C Note ; These ballots will b» received and credited in groups of ten, only. By tastening the ballots together in groups of ten, it will be neeâ€" essary to have the contestant‘s nums and address writt>m only on the first ballot in each group. to the credit of the contestant THbCY . : . + . «on in a s x Â¥aa d e aan ons This ballot if tuened into the Review Contest Department on December 8, 1914, will be good for 100 VOTES With which is incorporated the Holstein Leader " 4188 Miss Ritchie bas not been alone in coming down in the st; similar experience has befallen Miss Nellie Atehison who last hn oee us tove on Panie naiy nc eqiignas o si ul 7 Ew wants to indulge in a guess, he or ';k-);_\;fil I guessing that Miss Ritchie will be ahead next otherwise. - Although Miss Clara Ritchie has dropped from first to third position within the week it should be observed that so far as the diff@rence in the number of votes between her and Mrs. McLean is concerned, the two ladies are not so very far apart after all, as but 9000 yotes separate them. _ Even were the difference greater that would probably not interfere in the smallest degree with Miss Ritchie‘s efforts, nor weaken in any way her determination to capture first prizs, for she has the reputation of doing her best in whatevâ€" er she undertakes and of persevering until the last. A difference of nine thousand votes is not a material disadvantage as has already been proven by several contestants Who have OVercome erantor AiMarammen "1.\ qs FIUYVHR Miss Jennie Adams of Holstein has also made upward progress since last week when she occupied third iposition,. _ Doubtless she as well as a great number of her friends would have liked to see her name at the top of the list aud for that, of course, no one can blame them. _ The fact may or may not have significance as regards the future standing of contestants but it is worth considering that each week since the names of contestants have been published, Miss Adams has steadily raised her name higher in the list and if she continues progress in the same manner she has but one step higher to make, Whether or not Miss Adams makes this one step, depends of course upon her own efforts and the assistance she receives from her friends, â€" and â€" the results accomplished by other eontestants. Upon one point however there can be no doubt and that is that Miss Adams will make the effort. _p paf, L 13 10 3 ", L 105¢ lower down in the standing will not overtake ’;ner before the end of the contest. _A few long term subscriptions would enable any contestant to make a wonderful improvement in her prospects within a few days. _ Aud, of course, it is always possible that some of the "trailers" will get some of these big subscriptions . The most notable change among the positions of contestants since last week has been made by Mrs. Flora McLean who heads the list toâ€"day, but who last week was only fourth in the standing. _ Such a sudden improveâ€" ment in her position is highly creditable to any contestant and shows very plainly that Mrs McLean has been doing most effective work, Toâ€"day‘s leader has a veritable host of friends who will be delighted that she has temporarily at least, attained the position which they regard her as being capable of holding and the fact that she is now in the forefront will doubtâ€" less win her support from some hitherto lukewarm friends who may have been dubious of her chances of success. Looking at the figures indicating the standing of it is admittedly a most dificult task for anyone t who is to be the winner of first prize in the Review V. from toâ€"day. While seyeral changes in the relativ engaged in the work of gathering in votes, has take: were last published, no one at present has any di race, and five ladies now stand so close together work, as to which of the five will win, can be indul act none of the five has enough votes to her credit kummg that some of shose lower down in the stan er before the end of the contest. _ A few long te enable any contestant to make a wonderful impro within a few days. _ Aud, of course, it is always p ‘trailers" will get some of these big subscrintions" Miss Jennie Adams of Holggfi attains Contestants are closely bunchad and Mrs. Flora McLean Takes the s cten Lead in Review Voting Contest ntestants are closely bunched and some of those lower down the list are still in the race and going strong. Address.... .. the contestant whoso name and address is filled in below. Confestisnt‘s Nusite . /.. ... ;. .0. l o. i 2e a e o. P en Complimentary Ballot ‘c‘1C0 MISS Nellie Atehison who last week was in 00 below the then leader. _ As there is but 2000 dies now they may be said to have been keeping However, there is no reason for either one feeling C Are w# €L 22c aÂ¥. . â€" } 1 ‘img in votes, has taken place since _ti;'fiâ€"gâ€"\;‘;; at present has any distinct advantage in the and so close together that nothing but guess un in t W PWz ‘ ating the stamding of contestants this week, It task for anyone to uadertake to predict prize in the Review Voting Contest two weeks changes in the relative positions of the ladies served that so far as the diff@rence in the d Mrs. McLean is concerned, the two ladies 1, as but 9000 yotes separate them. â€" Even would probably not interfere in the smallest _ __TCC"CC°C$@C es 1ds already been proven overcome greater differences, and if anyone or she will be justas much warranted in , 1916, for One Dollar. head next week as they would to guesé in coming down in the standing, for a lE es ra + 1142% riceville..... > ies‘ i ixs [anover...... _can be indulged in. As a matter of to her credit to warrant her in asâ€" 0o any contestant and shows very most effective work, Toâ€"day‘s ) will be delighted that she has which they regard her as being Second Plase. Five 211,000 votes 209,000 votes 202,000 votes 200,000 votes 176,000 votes 61,000 votes 54,000 votes 44,000 votes 41,000 votes 37,000 votes 4, 000 votes Review. will please prove expenses and take B of the underâ€" s xts i+ . x+ $014 on or before night will TORONTO FALL COATS Popular Prices, 25 and 35 cents Ladies and Misses 66 Subscribe toâ€"day Friday,\December IJ ANNOUNCEMENT Headquarters for Santa Claus This is the first Christmas our store has been be convinced what it means to have it. PBuy your Christmas Cards and Bookâ€" From 1c to 100 tets hore Ihis is the fi:'st Shr_iltmas_gl.x}i store has been with you. COME and For the Childrenâ€"well they should have the best assortment of Toys and Durham for the price. No gP o3r o O 0 18F NS NNISUMAS 7 _ We believe and assure you that by dealing at this store you can. _ The following are some lines we are handling ; Think Over It tWhat is this Christmas Soing to Cost Sou ? THE CGOWAR D " The Store of Honest Value 1JUUCONS, aud oth:r deft differences from the usual run of coats. Prices unâ€" commonly keen at Call and see Themâ€" Cut, _ Style, Buftons, a11 a: GENTS‘ Tie Racks, Jewel Cases, Fancy Whisk Holders, Laundry Bags, Slipper Cases, Pipes, Cigars and Cigarettes LADIES‘ Fancy boxed Papeteries, Chocolates, Perfumes, Linens including Centre pieces, tray cloths ind Doylies, all worked, Hatâ€"pin and Brush and Comb Holders, Slipper Cases and all kinds of fancy Dishes. Just Arrived â€" A new assortment of Ladies‘ and Misses plain and fauncy Tweed Coats. Our showing of select Fall Coats comprises a splendid range of choice, in fabrics, eolors, styles and prices. They are of high class originâ€" in several spzcial individual features of" Introducing the e)“ Cross Nurse in active service, and aying the life and duties of a British Likd regiment prior to and during the late Bder War. The Players will\ be assisted by Four Patrols of GIRL GNVNIDRS. Can you economize this Christmas ? We believe when they will appear in a ‘Three Act Military Comedy Drama, entitled The A. Y. P. A\ PLAYERS aunounce a Special Extra Engagement, under the auspices of the local Red Cross Workers, for,the evening of Plan at MacFarlane‘s Drug Store Ohe Warzb{y Srtore . _ Morlock $10, $12, $14 and $15 We have what you want y should not worry. We believe we oys and Christmas Novelties ever in Published Weekly at $1.00 a year, C. BAMAGE & 30N,Portrereas rimmings, 14 Durham 1t