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\PEG ANCOUVER Seeds 2 dren, i for Men Store WEAR rived 1915 Coast Points AITH rent . Durham ham eeeiavele sls "slave »ts here Hosiery Small Profits x vameâ€" nt can no west all 1n Â¥ colâ€" large trom @rn® test iunâ€" AlD ( R. Ticket phy. 6 F. Toronto. »$ n aily TORONTOâ€"â€"CHICAGO TORONTOâ€"MONTREAL Leave Toronto 8 00 a m, 4.40 p m, 11.45 p m, daily Leave Toronto 9.00 a m, 8.30 p m. and 11.00 p m daily Smooth Roadbed Highest Class of Equipment Fall particulars and berth reservaâ€" ons at Grand Trunk ticket offices, WM CALDER,. Town Ticket Agt. J. TOWNER, Ticket Agent MAY 13, 1915 DURKHAM PLANING MILLS We have purchased and taken possession of the busiâ€" ness and stock of Mr. 8. J. Brander and bespeak the liberal patronage of the citizens of this district. We hope to meet with all formercustomers and many new ones and are prepared to offer you courteous and unexcelled service. We purpose carrying one of the most select and upâ€"toâ€" date stocks of General Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Groâ€" ceries, Crockery, etc., to be found in the County. _ Fresh Goods, Quick Turnovers and Small Profits, will be our motto 0o The undersigned begs to announce 0 residents of Durhaw and surroundâ€" ng country, that he has his Planing W.!l and factory fully equipped and is prepared to take ovders for SASH, DOORS, and a!! kinds of HOUSE FITTINGS Give us a call ; Shingles and Lath always on DOUBLE TRACK ALL THE WAY 1 T * 0_3 ol o im T Lana.i at right Kriccs. Custom Sawing promptly attended to Also Sole Agent and LVealer ham and vicioity of the For ;l-n:r;c;r t;f ‘bfuildin better and heaper than lath and pc;tl‘ tasy to handle Cuts with a saw Lasy put on Cannot fall off ~aves fuel No dirt or muss Oall and see for yourself DURKAM, PRICEVILLE | %Icflu'rll)r Buy your Seed Corn, Rape, Turnip and Manâ€" Seeds now. Our prices are the lowest. NEW FIBRE BOARD ZENUS CLARK FOR MONTREAL FOR CHICAGO Special Prices on Flour and Feed this week See the snaps we offer ; Let us serve you. Seneral Store LKor Pricevitle *‘ MKarstedt for Durâ€" The weather man has greeted us these last few mornings with a very icy smile and we can‘t for the life of us think what is causing his disâ€" pleasure. Another week has come and gone, bringing with it more and terrible disaster and we almost tremble with fear for what the coming weeks may bring. Is it possible, as some of our great and good men think, that it is o o w T a chastisement for the carelessness and profligecy of the world. God punished the nations for their wickedâ€" ness in the olden times of Noah, Abâ€" raham and Moses. Might it not be so in our day, or is it just another phase in the working out of His great plan. Surely the ways of the Alâ€" mighty are past our understanding. Mr Sam Brooks, of the 2nd conâ€" tingent, paid a short visit to his unâ€" cle, Jas. Brooks; of this place, before leaving for the front. Part of this contingent, as we see by the papers, are already in the firing line. Just another fine, healthy looking young man gone to fight tor freedom‘s canse. All honor to our soldier laddies. Mrs Matheson attended the W. H. and F. M. S. in Hamilton last week and a report will be given at the next meeting on Wednesday, 26:h. Mrs Graham, of Torouto, and Miss Effie Black visited for a few days with their brother, Mr J. Black. Mr Karstedt, who has bought out the Brander store business, has evâ€" erything in running order again, afâ€" ter the stockâ€"taking last week. A representative of the Bible Sociâ€" ety will givo a lecture in the Presbyâ€" terian Church next Thursday night, The Institute meeting of the 6th was well attended. A large number of ladies being present, some new members were added. Mrs Sackett and Mrs F. McKinnon were selected as President and Vice President, while Miss Jennie Watson, who has served long and faithfully, will be relieved and Miss Annabel McLeod will be Secretary for the coming year. Mrs Hermie McLean sang by request that good old patriotic song, *‘ Heroes and Gentliemen," which came home to the hearts of all and stirred their deepâ€" est feeling as never before and we are leargaing that Canad a too has plenty of heroes and gentlemen . JUNIOK ROOM Sr 3raâ€"W McLean, R Clark, A Mc Lean. Jr 3rdâ€"L Sackett, B Carson, Sr2ndâ€"A McLean, K MacDonald, G MacLean, C MacLean, F Clark. 6r Istâ€"F MacDougall, E McLean, R macâ€" Dougall, D Nicboll, F Watson, N Mcâ€" Lean. â€" Jr Ist (a)â€"H Sackett, N Macâ€" Dougall, J Ferris, K Matheson, N Mcâ€" Dougall, MOTHER SUPERIOR ROSARY HILL HOME Tells How Vinol Restores Strength and Vitality to the Weak, Wornâ€"Out Ones in Her Charge. â€"â€" â€" £ UVE MWHECOCT O V oalk and poor for nearly eighteen years, and whenever I have ule%jVinoY for runâ€" . 304.3 watiants ow and PRICEVILLE VILLAGE money Rosary Hill H;me, Hawthorne, N. Y *I have been at work among the sick 2AC*CTY*"" "ls aighteen vears, and Priceville School Report OPEN EVENINGS PRICEVILLE & Co,, Druggists, Lean, M Carson, M Watson. (b)â€"J MacMcekin, D. MacLean, D MacDonâ€" ald. (c)â€"G MacLean, L MacDonald, L MacArthur, F Carson, B Carson. The frosts of Sunday night, the 9th inst., was the seyerest seen for some time, ico on the water nearly oneâ€"half inch thick. Grain that is looking green will probably suffer. C The heivy rain of Saturday night caused low land to be in a bad state to work upon, Mrs Wm. Muther‘s brother and sigâ€" ter and Miss Derby, all from Allan Park, viaited at Mr Mather‘s over Sat» urday and Sunday and attended shurch en Sunday in Priceville. Mr and Mrs Hugh C. McPhail and Mr and Mra Hector McEachern of the south line, Glenelg, attended the fuâ€" neral of Mis McPhail‘s and Mrs Moâ€" Eachern‘s sister, the late Mrs Forbes, of Roobester, on ‘NVednesday of last week, Mrs Forbes was a daughter of Mr Arch. McCormick, of Bentinck, As was seen in the Globe of Saturâ€" day, the 8th inst., the death of Wm. Beaton, of North Dakota, at the age of 78 years, 6 months. Mr Beaton was a eousin of the McDonald‘s Darâ€" bham Road, Glenelg, south line, also of Mr Wm. Smellie of Durbam Road. Mr Beaton was born in the township of Vaugbhan, near Kleinberg, moved to Bentinck near Dornoch with his fathâ€" er‘s family about 70 years ago. When a small boy about 55 years ago, the family moyed to the township of Es:â€" quesing, County Halton, and from there some 25 years ago moved to the place where he ended his days. Mr Beaton was one of the oldest men in the county of Halton. His father the late Johu Beaton, lived to 100 years of age, so ane by one of the. old pioneers are going fast, The Rev. Mr Matheson preached a fine sermon on Sunday last, taking for his topic the present war, on the late disaster causea by the enemy in the sinking of the big Lusitania and so many precious lives gone to the botâ€" tom. _ Mr Matheson will preach mothâ€" er‘s sermon next Sunday. As there are so many poor mothers heartâ€"brokâ€" en all oyer the world, probably there will be a lot of young mothers with their children present in church also, Seeding is well advanced in this part and a greater acreage is sown than of other years, Some of our young men are thinking of ploughing the fecce corners. Miss Jessie Campbell spent the week end visiting in Durham. Mr and Mrs Sam Goheen spent Sunday in the Park. Mr MHoward Watson was busy last week delivering new buggies, Mr Watt. Knox spent last Sunday in Priceville, Mr Neil m cDonald Sundayed at Mr Arch, Ferga son‘s. WEST OR PRICEVILLB Miss Hazel Lawrenee visited Sunâ€" day with Miss Peg Ferguson, mr D. mcCormack, 8Sr., bad the misfortune to be thrown off a riding plough and had ribs broken . _ atr Geo. Carmpbell spent Sunday in mount Forest. xt Geo. Ferguson‘s team ran away with the seed drill and completely smashed it. _ Luckily the horses weren‘t injured. Geo,. you will have to be more careful. (Isn‘t this the second runaway this spring ?) miss Annie Knox spent Saturmay at her home here. miss Ethal Lawrence spent Sunday with her aunt, airs J. Hardy. »r R. Hunter is at present yisiting friends in Luther. xr and »rs Wm, Paton, Robt. and mary attended services at Swinton church last Sunday. Trout fishing is the order of the day, No catches yet. Mr and Mrs J. 8. Black spent .‘ week with their daughter, Mrs Mo Cormack of the IOth. Miss Efie Black bad q auccessful quilting bee last week. * Master Thomas Grabam spent a few days with his cousin Leonard of l Priceville. Miss F. McVicar and Miss O Con ner, our teacher, spent a pleasant eyeâ€" ning at Anderson‘s last week. Mre Nicol and family, of Jackfish, are spending the summer with her \ mother, Mrg Anderson. Well Mr Editor, it is a loug time since you heard from our burg. The farmers around are busy seed mg and a few more days of dry weath er will wind up the spring work. There was a successfual fishing party beld by the young ladues of Priceville Friday of last week. Mrs Dan McCormick spent a few days at Dromore last week. Messrs Orie Anderson and Jno. Meagher, Jr., are frequent visitorg in Seotchtown. â€" Who‘s the attraction boys ? E ggs for batching : pute bred E. V Black Minorcas, $1.00 per setting of fifteen, 8 fertile eggs guaranteed in each setting, SWINTON PARK â€" GLENELG GENTRE M. LitTL®E, Teacher. W. BackErT, Pricevilie, Ont. $s u. atfesh Sognatn t rmnitle se For Sale pure bred £.0 BGOTHVILLE SOHOOL sth rlassâ€"Rldon Runciman, Annie MacCannel, Sr 3rdâ€"Flossie MacCanâ€" nel, Art Lane, Kate MacCannel, Charles Scales, Alice Harrison. Jr Sraâ€"Falâ€" eda Witter, Jennie MacCanuel, Mary Marshall, Ethel Waite, Gordon Macâ€" Cannel. 8r 2ndâ€"Ada Wilson, Ellwood Kinsman, Roy Williams, Harvey Wilâ€" liams, Nathan Haw. Jr 2odâ€"Johnny MacCannel. 8Br 1stâ€"Russell Lane, Pearl Williams, Willie Marshall, Anâ€" nie MacUannei, Ale® MacCannel, Jr 20dâ€"Wilfred Witter. â€" Primer Câ€" Thelma Wilson, Sadie Cameron, Priâ€" mer 6â€"Layioa Lane, Tressie Haw. E. M. MARTIN, Teacher. No, 10, GLENELG & EGREMONT The marks are given chiefly for atâ€" tendance, punctuality, conduct and diligence. 5ihâ€"tVilha McOQuaig 88. 4thâ€"Chas Tucker 278, archie McCuaig 207, Sr 3rdâ€"Esther McInonis 300, Allan Mclnâ€" nis 300, J May McDougall 287, Effie McHachern 218. Jr Srdâ€"Flota Mcâ€" ; Dougall 300, Earl McLeod 247, J Alex MeCuaig 213, Allie McEachern 212%, p 2ndâ€"Annie Shortreed 20%, J M Mcâ€" Dermid 200, Margaret McDougall 40, l: 1stâ€"Kathleen McLean 200, J Elton McLean 200, Annie McLeod 288. Priâ€"| merâ€"Pearl McCuaig 282, Hector Mcâ€" Eachera 104 John McDougall 50. W. L. Dixox, Teacher, No, 3, GLENELG Str 4thâ€"Katie McNally, George Wilâ€" liams, Cecil Paylor, Lizzie Morrison, 8r 3rdâ€"John Ritchie, Jr 3rdâ€"Howâ€" ard Ritchie, Harold Batchelor, Sr 2ndâ€"Mary Gleneross, Marian Boyd, John Boyd, Wiliie Morrison, Jr 2ad â€"Melville Anderson, Ethel Anderson, Ella Ritchie, Vina Paylor, Primerâ€" Reta Glencross, Margaret Anderson, Wilbert Greenwood, Mary Morrison, John Morrison. MARGARET MoRTLEY, Teacher, _ No. 1, GLENELG ich classâ€"Matt McKeown, Danie McArthur, Filorence McFarlane, Leonâ€" ard McKeowsn. _ 8Sr 3rdâ€"Bslle Ken-i‘ nedy, Charles Anderson, Johnny Mcâ€" Farlane. Jr 3r@â€"Edward Hariford, Milburn Hartford. _ Sr 2adâ€"Marcha Kennedy, Fred Cook, Albert Hartford Cameron _ Emellie. Jr 2adâ€"Ada Brown, Marie McArthur, Margaret Smellie, Eddie Sills, Archie MceArthur Neilie McArthur. 1stâ€"Hazel Beaton, Margaret MeFarlane, _ Primer Aâ€" Mabel Kennedy. Primer Bâ€"Reggie Â¥inney." ¢. n &‘ 0 t un Executors‘ Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of Mrs Robâ€" | ina Robertson, late of the village of | Priceville, township of Artemesia, in the County of Grey, widow, d(’-l ceased. | NOTICE is hereby given pursumnti to the 4Revised Statutes of Ontario, | 1915, chapter 121, section 56, and | amending acts that all the clediwrs] and other persons having any claims or demands against the estate of ’.he1 above named, Mrs Robina Robertson, deceased, who died on or about the IQth day of May, 1914, A. D., are reâ€" quired on or before the Oth day of June, 1915, to send by post or to be deâ€" livered to William Chisholm, Lion‘s Head Post Office, Ontario, the execuâ€" tor of the estate of the said deceased, their fall name and addresses, togethâ€" er with full parciculars of their claums in writing and the nature of the secur» ity if any held by them, duly verified by statutory declaration . And Notice is hereby further given \l that after the said 9th day of June,| 1915, the said executor will proceed to | distribute the assets of the said deâ€"| ceased among the parties entitled | thereto. baving regard only to the| claims of which he shall then have had | notice and the said executor will not| be liable for the said assets or any part | thereof, to any person or persons of | whose claims he shall not have reâ€"| ceived nolice at the time of such disâ€" | tribution, | Dated this 4th day of May, 1015. l ‘ WILLIAM CHISHOLM, TAB, DURHAMIREVIEW '“““““”“““““““.”“”“ “2 School Reports E. M. McCuaig, Teacher Loa‘s Hid P. O .. Bruce Co., Oatatio drer & The first sitting of the Court of Re. vision of the Township of Glenelg for the year 1015, will be held at the Townâ€" ship Mall in said township on Saturday, the 5th day of June, 1015 at the hour of 2.30 o‘clock in the afterâ€" neon, of which all parties having busiâ€" nees at said Court will please take noâ€" tice. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY OF GREY HIS HONOUR, JUDGE SUTHERLAND IN CHAMBERS Upon the application of the plaintiff and upon reading the affidavits of Leland Nash and Matthew Alexander Halliday in support thereof : & DUSTLESSâ€"â€"â€"â€"By opening dust damper s le‘l‘Ciar;'s 1. IT IS ORDERED that service, upon the defendant of the writ of sum-“ mons herein by publishing this order, together with the notice hereunder set forth, once a week for four weeks preceâ€" ding the Twentyâ€"second day of May, 1915, in a newspaper published at the Town of Durham in the County of Grey, and service of a copy of this order and of the writ of summons herein on the defendant‘s wife, be deemed good and sufficient service of the said writ of summons. _0 This action is brought to recover l $800.00, the amount due on twa bills of exchange drawn by the plaintifl upon ( and accepted by you the defendant l Frederick J. Weish, as follows : 4. Bill of exehange for | $445.50 dated Jan. 21, | â€"1915, drawn by the plainâ€" ‘ | tiff upon and accepted by \ } the defendant, payable 60 days after date. PrinCipAl.........c«.««...»$445.50 |2. â€" Bill of exchange for |~ $449.20, dated March 10, ) l 1915, drawn by the plainâ€" | _ tiff upon and accepted by | | â€" the defendant, payable > ‘ thirty days after date. ] | Prigcipal ..................... 449,20 t | â€" April 12 By cash......... "_ g9o.00 F all dust is carried up (II”H&Ce smoke pipe. See the McClary dealer or write for booklet. s Sold by J. H. Harding 2, AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERâ€" ED that the said defendant do enter an appearance to the said writ of summons and file his statement of defence in the office of the Cletk of this Court at Owen Sound, on or before the Twentyâ€" second day of May 1915. Dated this I5th day of May, 1915. J. 8. BLACK, Clerk ) E T W BE N THE ROYAL MILLING COMPANY Plaintiffs 3. AND IT IS FURTHERORDEKRâ€" ED that the costs of this application be costs in the cause. Glenelg Court of Revision _ To the Panama Pacific Exposiâ€" Balance due Abandoned ......... FREDERICK J. WELSH Net balance and mebsetr sirare+9800.00 "C. T. Sutherland" T. Sutherland " Friday, the 23rd day of April, 1915 #894.70 90.00 Defendant 804.70 "ONTARIO ARCHIVEs TORONTO 4.70 90.00 At the present time a great many ‘ are beginning their annual tour, Conâ€" sidorable numbers visit the populâ€"r California Resorts, while many preler the unsurpassed Resorts, Palatial Hoâ€" \tels and magnificent scenery of the Canadian Rockies, This year why not combine the two by a visit to the Parama Pacific Expositions ? trip have the mistaken idea that a journey of this nature is most expensâ€" ive. Not so ; thanks to modern railâ€" way facilities, au extensive trip, both interesting and educational, can be made with speed and comfort at a comparatively small cost. Why not investigate ? Those contemplating a trip of any nature will receive fall information from any C, P. R. Agent, or write M« )G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. Numerous people in comfortable circumstances, well able to afford a tion via the Canadian Rockies Purnav, May 12, 1915. Flour per ewt .... ... 3 70 to 4 50 Qaimeal per sack..... 4 00 _ 4.00 Cho§per gwt.... .... 1 70 to 2 00 Buckwhoat...... â€"+*> 70 to _ 75 Fall Wheat........... 1 40 to 1 45 Spring Wheat........ i 40 to 1 45 Oats, feed . .......... > 5B5 to 60 Oais, milling........ .. . 60 to 60 V GBB ...« sak es w k ks k4 k0A NY E0 C W2J Barloy...:....... ... . 90 IP TO Butber...... ....i.i.1. . Si‘o _ 24 EGG§ . ... .608 6k + 6+ 6+ 18 to 18 Potatoes per bag. .... _ 40 to 50 Hides......... .....» * 14 OO Beef, aressed ...... .. _ 12 00 to 13 00 Hogs. live, f 0 b..... 8 70 Hay, per ton ...... ... 16 00 to 21 00 List has been carcfally revised, o ofe ope afeohe fe che ho che ohe ce e ie ?;:? We have a nice lot of #% ODurham â€" Markets. ty2 Ladies > Waists Je + C. L. GRANT ts KÂ¥ cife o t e o in o t tp ip t t Ip just in â€" well worth your inspection. Also Ladies® Boots and Slippers Men‘s White Pique Shirts and Silk ‘Ties. 70 to 1 40 to 1 1 40 to 1 55 to 60 to 00 to 1 65 to 24 to 18 to 40 to BIG 4 ",3"° NEW SPRIXG GOODS 15 45 45 60 Lace Curtains 24 yas long, 40 in ‘a:e pr * _ 2# yds long, 42 in wide 75¢ pr * _ 3ydslong, 47 in wide 1,00 pr "*_ ©$ id. long, 47 in wide 1.50 pr All Curtains have the new finished top. Fine English Cotton Crepes, white and fancy, at ................l5¢ per yard Table Linens, ..25, 50 and 60¢ per yard Grey Cotton Sheeting 2 yds wide 25¢ ya Heavy bleached Sheeting 2 ydas _ MIEL 21 +1 11111 11x« + + +x5xx2+0080 y Heayy lix4 Flannellette Blankets white and grey..... ... ...1.50 a pair Heavy 12x4 Flannellette Blaukets, white only ...... .... .. ... .1 85 a pait Our New Spring Prints now in. Call and see them. W. H. BEAN u!vBe laCcuries, We wanut your Creau uiang Lbe winter mouths, Mighest pi.Ces paid tor gooud cream . . We sup ply iwo caus free and pay twice each w10nib, _ Write for cans, J,. ARTHUR COOK is now giving lessons in Voice Production and Binging, at the home of Mre S, F. McComb, every Tuesday, from 2 «l1 7 p.m. Appointments now being booked. Licensed Auctioncer for County of Grey. Terms moderate, Arrangements for sale dates can be made at Review Office or at my residence nextâ€" door. Phone call to No. 6, Durham wih be promptly attended 1o. R. HM. 1SAAC, Durham J. &. HUTTON,M.J a@y M: McPha dence in Ceyion D.LPOMs ol summer creameries al OFFICE: Over J. P. T opposite Regisury Oc RESIDENCE : gecond 10 office on east sige ol AJ Licensed Auctioneer ftor €o, C r#, Terms moderate Arrangements iof smles a to qates, &c., must o made at the Reviow O fice, Durham, &«" Correspondence addr=sed there, or to Ceylon P.O., will v« prompty attended to, Terms on apphomtiou to 9â€"11 a. un Telephone Communica Residence H°Nx0® GRADUATE Toronto Un vel duate Royal Coliege Denial sure Dentistry in all its vranches. Ofliceâ€"Over Jewelivy store ad site Post Office, W. C. PICKERING D. DS., LJD 3 HoNOR GRADUATE of Toromeo, University, graduate of Royal voll«â€"ge of Dental Surgeons of Ontario Roows Ovyer J & J HUNTER‘S Now Barrister, Solicitor in Suprem Court Notary Public Commissioner Money to Loan. ffice on Lambron 8St., opporite O Walpole‘s Stables, ARTHUR H. JACKSON Insurance Agent, Money to 1 Issuer of Marmage Licenses,. A eral financial business uransacte UNDERTAKER and Funeral Director . McPMHAiL_L_+ Member Oolloge Phys Ontari Embalming a Speciality. Picture Framing, Shortest Notice SunowRoomsâ€"Across from Midda Hou RESIDENCE â€"First hbouse south of Lawreice‘s Rlackemith SLop. J. F.GRANT D.D.5, The school is thorough!y equipped in uufi ability, in chemical and clectrical suppies m&:ot full Jusior Loaving and lfi ulation The folowing competent are in changes THO8. ALLAN, Principa} and Provincial lhodâ€" el Bchool Temcher. lst Class Certificate Intending Students should enter at the begin ning of the term if possible. _ Board can be ob tained at reasonable rates. Durham iss noalthy and attractive town, making it a wmost Cosirable place for residence. ‘The record of the Echool in past years iss M’m The trustees are progressive edu cationally and spare no pains to see wstu:u:i‘er! TT UR ETL foe in mc cationally and spare NO pMICS M and pu[dl have every advanta presentation and acquisition of DU RHAM HIGH SCHOOL Notary Public, Comunissioner, DURKHAM, ONT. (L Cream Wanted J. P.TELFORD;» Fall line of Catholle Robe and biack and white Cap for aged people. R. H. ISAAC D. MePMAIL, Ceylon or to C. RKAMAGE, Durham CONVEY ANCER A. BELL OFFIC Staff and Equipment SINGING Mpor CR L ave every odunh{e for the and acquisition of uovludcgu o. FEES : $1 per month in advance . Paim Oreamery, Palmerston, O~t 4j ouse suuth of Regisury Aibert BiL. * .. ... 40¢ ya til surkcon )W eT DR 1. T. GRift, flic Etore Gecrota?r 9 p. 10. ce wnd wl y GIB 1 eJ C * iR \»