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xzemg 1, 50 test ce ITH s right FARES ick t k 13. P. rphy, t the 'ainq the . Durham all i ts going Dee. 915. return ts hete IRD, goe« D4 : Janu tore ® ices 15 yd Irâ€" %. 1915 §â€" 'PR % o NORTHEARKY . @ HIYLZ/UE /j/ CHRISTMAS AND NEW Y:AR FARES Bbuvy Farm H. K. MILLER, M OURKHAM PLANING â€" MILLS SASH, DOGRS, and all kinds " HOUse FITTINGS _ Shingles and Lath always hauma 11 rig it prices. . CUSHIO Sawing proinptiy att ‘~ MWn Also Sole Ageat «and m” haw and vicimty of the _ _ _ wiNTER TERM OPENS January 4, 1915, at the Cor ; chea; DURnHam NGL FARE m‘ we 1 ves ZENUS G NCW FIBRE BOARD U‘LL PURCHASE ! az2 1ag. mor «1 ~uildin t . % han i« Db and handte Cote with u. uh aot C ; iel No irt o# 1 Call an« see for o Property Now R rsigned begs to announce s of Durhaw and surroundâ€" v, that he has his w tory fully equipped and t«k= orders for .ont, near Mt. Forest rorth move but offered ander for quick sate, mnont, near Bolsteim« ry best farms in the T :il soon be picked uP ce quoted. «k â€"the John Clark V (G R â€" Cheaper than R â€"<f. 4 vcrease sSoUND il= you wh'y the said : * It is the ; School in the e for it. G. D. FLEMING cars _ Mecretary h nore, convenient 10 diy unproved, only ince al & per cent, vs appty between s eastsof Pori Arâ€" and Port Huron, k Rock, Niagara m Bridge, N. Y. Town Ticket Agt. icket Agent d +o BUY or SELL LEND without fArst o judge say that toâ€"day will ever . _ This certainly cease in the selling [ havye for sale ; the ‘"Uoutts" farm (Offered yvery cheap lexing. . lot 31 con 3, Ww.G. vod. Good farm. ;crease FARE AND ONE THIRD Doec, 43â€"23â€"21â€"20, guud for returs until â€" Dec 28 ; 4, 1913. ‘emont, well pre with another % aAlsc) Dr-l'.w and iL. 1914. and Jan 1, 1915, valid for reinen until Jan 13.23â€"21â€"25 in value Hanover + $0 | mymmr(h ; or will be ended in a feow ; how time flies. ‘Those wh | passing on inio their teens |liog that they sre a yoa! ing lhat they are a yoar older and those who passed the first staga of the time allotted to man will be looking back to the time when they were young too. ~Irn pasing along thosé who have reached the promised time will be lcoking bacuward and castâ€" ing a glimpse at the many Xmases and New Years they have s.cn sinee they landed into the world and in endeavoring to review the time and the innamerable obstacles they came in contact wich since, they ccme far short of memorizing the many thouâ€" sand incidents that transpired since the days of their youth. We give a backward look fifty or sixty years ago and we think it is sot so far behind, but we look torâ€" ward nbOoreoI:'snhmlho tature and we thinok i.sfar far away, farthâ€" er sway than a long, long way to. Tipperary, althoughb its a long way trom Priceville. Who is there among us that bave passed one score and ten â€"years, will see sizxty years from now ? Few there be, if any, and if there be such, their existence will be only a burden to them and they may exo‘aim with the good old psaimist that they were once young and now they are old, bu:s still in the land of the living yee. Frail macs, bis days are as the grass which is ready tor <he mowiog machine, liable to be cat down at any moment, for it is ripe. Oid age is liable to be cut down at any time, tor the aged can ‘ot escape. ‘nltbongh we see the tender blades cus down often before maturity. So vsouth and besuty are often numberâ€" ed witb the slain. How many hanâ€" areds of th ‘usar ds of our brave young men have been slain since last Augâ€" ‘ ust, while the old and feeble are left | to fight in the battleâ€"fleld ot paverty , 11. many instacces faciog the toes ot ime thinking ot their brave sons who. tought bravely, leaving their poor old mothers and fathers to mor ro the lose ot their datifal sons. Those poor fathers and mothers are in mary instances cast on the liberality of those who are so tortunate as to be left anmotiested. We give a backward look to the‘ beginning of 1914 and bow many who epjojed the Xmas and New Year are on this New Year flling a piot in our different cemeteries, nos tar from our piaces of abode. . The »ged, the middie aged and the youth ali «like are laid side by sids in the cold grave. â€" How many ot our tellow beings are seen wearing mourning garments on the last Sundsy in the year 1914 in our different places of worship. lt‘s a sure indication thas iney haye experienced sorrow since 12 montbs ago. â€" Fathers and mothers will be thinking ot sons and daughâ€" ters who lets the old bumble home long years ago, to cast their lots in tar away countries Their thoughts will go back so she time when an unâ€" broken family sat around the Xmas or New Years bumble festivity. ~ Then those sons and daughters far away will ren\;ungbgr the time when shey eu,\\«:) ed the tamily uoion at the old hoe and their thoughts will fasb back as by electricity when they think of the many changes that have iaken plage singes. To many instancâ€" es the guar motver is gone to her long bome The fasbers, if liying, are now getting old and feeble and they wonder it ever they will be privilegâ€" ed again to ernioy the company of thoge ‘dutital ones go far away jrom the old bomestead, Some are in the east and gome in the weat, some servyâ€" ing their time in protegiing their eountry and old homes liable to be made @A target from the enemics‘ builets. â€" May she Great Protector be their guide and aay whâ€"rever they are. but we must pass on, as we have a lot to talk about yet before we flaâ€" ish. sonaily. _ We tared well, ferâ€"we‘ate a Xmas dinner and augper in differâ€" ent homes and on tbis aturday . the 26th December, 1914. it makes us teel as‘it something was wanting atâ€" ter faring so sumpinously on the )%th Dec., but now we mast retrrn to ube old board again, after tmki:fi those good friends who ted us go w yesterday . ' B 7An &l;l calored man, who lived on the iarm otf Reeve.Nichol, Glenelg, some forty years 4g0, Was at a Christâ€" T y e C 0P ho ber mnknssaart eouge i J CCC O 61 mas dinper with some of hig solered triends (colored woumen are geveraiâ€" iy good cooks) and he ate of all the good things sach as d essed tyrkoy. mince pies, &o., till he esm.u barsted his aanmach and he died two or three bis stomach !‘1 n€ w“. atcerwards. gult o’ being Z!QS« nelt ho t Hraly o t ‘ on the evening of The @anday sehool entertainment held in she Prvlob‘ytemn eburch here an the evening of she 23rd Deesmber was well attended, considering the state of the woather and roads, but where there is a will there is always a way. The basement ot the chareh was counverted into & dm:“m where all she good things of the ses> som were prepared by the good lu‘k‘ of the shurch and others us well. <Every one willingly partook ot this :n of the and it would mkea good judge to decide they colegmor . to C m;- Pengnerey * 9/ M .nk. they 4 ut synot for a‘,.".,. A feow ol theoâ€" the kevnote, + "‘,m '..m_ AA..“.. <ha ahowaih antl Ml neull n T e o Let 5 Xmas was quietly observed perâ€" gigttunogg. we see the reâ€" plvasare and on toike. After a Keeve Nichol an for their differens homes, mapy instaneee a cool re« meont the Aree Sred took Romnmion t & time in cooling off the kitshen sto time in cooling off the kitshen s Among those who went and c Miss Searah McKisnon, of To at ber father‘s, H. McKinnon, line ; Miss Meadie Elnck%ol, 7 to, at her {father‘s, Mr A; Hinc Donald) died at her ‘3:“'. near Ceylon, on the 22nd at age of 78 years. Sbe was one of the old pionâ€" eeis of the south line, Glenelg, com ing there with ber father‘s fzmily in the year 1851, being 64 years ago when the place was a wildnerness. The {uneral took place on Thursday, the 24th Dec.. to the cemeterv in this town, Rev. MroMatheson officiatâ€" ing. S§he leaves an only brather, red Jim McDonald, of once a large family. 3 oR During. the past week we had no d o s less than two funerals in this town, Mr, and Mroa. J. W. Firth and bab firss Mrs Huggans (or Christena Mc | of London spâ€"ut over Chtissimas wit Donald) ‘died at her nephew‘s meat | o formers mother, Mro D. Firt. As was seen in last week‘s papers the death of Lachlan McLachlan of the west, but formeriy of Glenelg. The renrains arrived on Xmas night, the 25.b, to his brother‘s, Mr Don. McLaculaw, of thig p‘ace and the fuâ€" neral took place on Sunday, the 27th Dec., on account of waiting for some ft1ends to come. ~The remains were taken to the Presbyterien church here, where in the days gone past he was a faithfal attendant. The chureh was overâ€"crowded. Pastor Matheson in his usual good way gave an excelâ€" lent discourse on the solemn occaâ€" sion â€" Friends from a distance were Mr and Mrs Aizens, sister from But talo; Mr Chas McKianon, cousin, from the west ; Alex McL,achlan, brother, who accompanied the reâ€" mains ; Dan McKinnon, of Durham, cousin, and other3. The remains were buried beside father and mother and sister in the graveyard in this village. Thus ends the earthly carâ€" eer of Lauchie McLachlan, who had not an enemy in the world, for he was a favorite for all who kmew him. He would be about 4y years of age, unmarried, The pall bearers were six old neighbors, Malcolm Mcinnes, .ylmn Nichol, John McMeekin, Neil cPhail, John Stothart, Aungus Mcâ€" Lachiau, north line, The Dec. meeting of the Priceville Brauch Womer‘s Institute was held at the home of Mrs N. McKinnon. 14 ladies present. The programmes for coming year were arranged. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss M Stothart, Jan 7th, at 2.30 p in Decemner Report Senior &rd â€"~Reta OQlark, â€"Wreford McLean, Angus McLhean. Jr8â€"Lowâ€" rence Sackett, Robbie Carson . Sr2â€" Alee MacLean; Gordon MacLean, Eari MacLean, Kate McDonald, Teressa Clatk. â€"$r1â€"Donalda Nicholl, Fannie McDougall, Reta MacDougall, Ksther Maclean, â€"Donald Machean, Ethel Watson, Primary (C)~â€"Keoaneth Mathâ€" eson, Jessie Ferric, Hxzel Sackett, M. Carson, Norma MacDougall. (B)â€"Neil MacLeno, Marray Watson. Donald MacDotiald, (A)â€"Jagk McMeekin, D ‘Machean, _ _ M. LITTLE, Teaches Pricevijlle School, Juniog Reom Well Mr Editor asiit io" som# time since you bave heard from" our little burg we though: s few of the huppen:â€" ings wouldn‘s be amiss, Mc Irving Auderson Jr.“'nundp leaving for the west soon, _ Mr John Meagher Jr 13 home again ofter yisiting > friends in the oity. Misses Kike Black ind Kate Mcâ€" Cormick have. returned home afser aperding a coupleâ€"of :months with frtends in the eity, J ~â€"â€"Mise O‘Connor, our achop} teache. is spending ber Christunas "bolidays wiih her paregia in Toronts. Mrc. Jobo J. Grabam visivung relatives srounci QLENELG CRNTRE BÂ¥ ba« been sold to Mr Sinclair, Droâ€" more with the possession 1s; March. â€" To the Review andâ€"staff we wish a very bappy New Year. 21UIA0 EHI UB. â€" The late Robt. Dingwall property ba« bees sold to Mr Sinclair, Droâ€" mara mwith rha nasmazaian 1st March â€" very bappy New Year. Mr and Mrs D Allan and Miss Ada, Darbam, h >lidayed with friends here. _ EDGE HILL _â€"â€"Me and Mrs. T. Firth and }ittle [sâ€" abel of Lindeay are yisi ng Edge Hil. relatuves during boliday season, Mr P. J. Morrison of Edmovnton, is vi@ ting with friends hbere aud in Darbaw, 4 Miss Rouma. M.tchie of near Chats worth is vising at her bomeo for the bohdays. _ ~ _ _ j â€" Mra J. Moffat and son Petrie ot Grâ€"enock visived ~wih the. former‘s moiber, Mrs. R, Estor over the week. ~~Miss Aliz Edgo of Lindsay and sister Mary of Drayton ars home this week, C xm Mr. 4. Bauks, Proton spent Christâ€" mas with bis mother, Mre R H Banks. Misa Ethel Greenwood who has beem teaching near Newmarket is bhome for the Christmas holidays, Mrs Matt Davis of Zion visited with ber sister, Mre W. J. MceFarlane over Sunday. > t is es ue â€"Mr Dan Rdge and family visited at Messrs John Weir‘s and W L Dixou‘s North Egremont, on Tuesday, Miss Laura MacGillivrey is home from Owen Sound, Mr Edgar Paiterson, from Priceâ€" vills, visited Mtr Henry Beaton or Sundey. es Res, Mr Muir, ot Orillia, accomâ€" paried Rev. Mr Wylie to the Centre on Bunday. .:. =>~0;0.> â€" Miss Winnie Binnie is home from Owev Sound, Poik _ Mre Duncan MacNab _ yisited friends in Darham recently. Mrt Percy Dayvis is home from Brage bridge for the winter m»nths, Mr® Robt. Turnbull of Paisley, is visiting his aister, Mrs N. Whitmore and lus uugles, the MacQillivray‘s. Misio Ida, Anuie und Bessie Davâ€" is +pen: Christ mas at their home bere. Mesors Dancan MacNab and Harry Gray are home from Mildmay for the hbolidays. Salmie mins â€"vfiiflflirty Onmn, from Wilkie, Sask. is visiving his friend, MrJ, P. Macâ€" Gillivray . 6 _ Mr Jolhn Whitmore visited MÂ¥ Tom Davig on YCriday. 5 Mr and Mrs Dave Davis and family apent Cbrstmaes with her parents. Mr and Ars J, MacGillivray. Mr Fred Cuff and sisters Flo and Rlia visited Mr and Mro R. J,. Macâ€" Gillhvray on CObristmas night, SAUGEEN VALLEY a+ t a + o C ons us 15 . TOoORrontTo