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8, 1915 LRAITH hildren, don for NS ProSts es« «..«« k0 lack......Lt§ ‘own Office ickets here aa24JA» hest Price TWEAR lemen PFIV it our large oo ax cnrcaaie Taa a"aana aoa anaied urham im the best c. If yoak i few of the (Odds and istom work CS out to make 1CD . _ Prices prices on welt). « » «1.39 2 15 * [ ® Delicious Light f 5 summer Desserts Summer Service to Highlands of Ontario from Toronto 2.05 a m daily for Muskoka Lakes, daiâ€" iv except Sunday for Lake of Bays, Alâ€" songqguin Park, Maganetawad River and Timagani Lake points. 10.15 daily except Sunday for Geot» gian Bay, Lake of Bays, and Maganetâ€" awan Riyer points. 7 JULY 8, 1915 This make of Highâ€"grade Shoes for Women need no introduction . They are acknowledged by all to be the best make of Shoes on the market. â€" Made in Canada by Canadians and for Canadians. They embody every feature in a perfect shoeâ€"Style, Comfort, Fit and Workmanship. _ We have placed in stock a full range of this line of Footwear and would deem it a great pleasure to show them to you. Buy a pair of Empress Shoes and you‘ll wear no other. Empress Shoes for M W OeBE WRDVOCR O PRCCCOCCC 1201 p. m. daily except Sunday for Muskoka Lakes, Lake of Bays and Alâ€" gonguin Park. Our range of Men‘s Shoes in Box Calf, Veleurs, Dongolas, Patent Leathers, Urus Calf, Kips, etc., are eomplete, and our line of Boys‘ Boots can‘t be beaten. _ Our prices on these are unusually low on acâ€" count of being purchased before the raise. Oive us a call and let us fit you up. Leaves Toronto 11.15 a. m. Arriges Sarnia Whart 4.30 p. Each Monday, Wednesday, and urday, connecting with N, N. Co.‘ intial steamships for Sanit Ste. M Port Artbur, Fort William and a! luth, and at Fort William with ('i. Railway for Winnipek and poin Western Canada. â€" Coaches, par braryâ€"Cafe and PArlOl-lerlry-fl carse between Toronto and 8 Whart. P Further particular on Applicat to Grand Trunk Ticket Agen WM CALDER, Town Ticket Fresh Groceries We aim to carry the freshest and best lines of Groceries that can be bought. We buy often in order to insure freshness. We specialize in Teas, Coffees, Baking Powders, Fruit, Flour and Feed. Hardware Brander‘s Old Stand We are stocking a full line of Shelf and Heauy Hardware, Binder Twine, Rope, Nails, Paints and Oils, Paris Green, etc. New Term Opens SEPTEMBER Ist at the The undersigned begs to announce to residents o? Durham and surroundâ€" ing country, thar he has his Planing Mill and factory fally eq'mpped and is prepared to take orders for DURKHAM PLANING MILLS 7 worrheR AZIIIADUID rSKSH, DOORS. and all kinds of HOUSE FITTINGS Shingles and Lath always 00 hand at right Srices. Custom Sawing promptly attended to Also Sole Agent and Lealer ham and vicinity of the STEAMSHIP EXPRESS NEW FIBRE BOARD For i and Poauint To uh and phaster , Kasy to handle Cuts with a saW Rasy put on Cannot fall off gaves fuel No dirt or muss Call and see for yourself DURHAM. PRICEVILLE @win2 her particular on Application trand Trunk Ticket Agents® M CALDER, Town Ticket Agt. TOWNER. Ticket Agent ZENUS CLARK ;, Wednesday, and Satâ€" ling with N, N. Co.‘a paâ€" ips for Sanlt Bte, Marie, Fort William and at Duâ€" ort William with G. TP. Winnipeg and points in ada. _ Coaches, parlorâ€"liâ€" d Psrlol-LIbury-Ruflet * Mmaronto and â€"Sarbia Highest Prices for Farm Produce KARSTEDT BROS. onTtakIo for Durâ€" Priceville is holding its Fourth Anngual Civic Holiday Demonstration on Menday 204 August. Proceeds after expenses are deâ€" trayed goes to Patriotic Fund. Following are the officers : Presidentâ€"P.F. McArthar ; Hon. Presidentâ€"R L. Mortimer ; ist Viee Pres.â€"Fred Karstedt : 20d Vice Pres.â€"Thes Nichol ; 3rd Vice Presâ€"Dagalid McDougall ; Seoy.â€" Bert Aussem. Oar Patriotic concert was as Sandy | j would say a roarin‘ suceess for which | ; we are to be congratulated and we | , beartily thank all those who came trom the surrounding country, vilâ€" { lages and toWwns to help make it a suecess. Dr McDonald is a wonderâ€" 1 ful speaker, though some thought that the Scotch were getting the | biggest share of the pie. Buat then as Dr McDonaid said himselt,â€"if he was clanish and gritty wasn‘t bis great, great grandfather one of the antiâ€"burghers which accounts for it all, But we venture to say that mary a Seotchma« will be a great deal wiser as to the history of their native land than before. No one could but admire the genuine earnâ€" estness as well :as the brilliancy and. eloquence of the speaker. _ We feel sure that every one thoroughly enâ€" joyed Pr McDonalds address regardâ€" less of nationality. Then DrJamieâ€" son makes a splendid chairman,â€" but why not, isn‘t he the speaker of the house ? We are pleased to see that our good Dr. earries his honors so modestly. _ Bat then we are told that all trauly great men do. . Rev. Wather Ferguson paid tribute to the ladies saying to the effect ,that the women were the greatest sufferers.in connection with the war and how . | beroic they were in giving their busâ€" bands and sons aod in bearing their trials and also in belping the cause in other ways. The Rev Father p beliewes that the day is yet coming when peace will reign over all the earth. We pray it may be soon. Quite a number of our people took in the sy orts at Flesherton on the 1st and report a good time and an esâ€" pecially good concert. â€" Lols 0 a® e cario ks Ese o m Mrs Dr Lane and Mrs N. McKinnon are visiting with friends in Pt Elgin. Mrs Lane intends staying tor some time we believe. Priceville Civic Holiday Misses Brown and JeDDINfS a°~ visiting at the Manse. Mr and Mrs W Aidcorn spent the ist with friends in Corbetton . Miss Mary Aldcorn, Miss Lagra McKinnon and Miss Louise Watson are home tor the suammAat holidays while our teachers Mr Miller and Miss Little bhave returned to their respective homes also. Mr Don MceKinpom, accompanied by his auaot Mrs Waiker of Toronto, spent the week end at the Post Office. They will return OB Monday when Don goes to the training camps at Quebec and although we Aare sorry to see our young men going away. to the war still we are proud and glad that we baye young men who are willing to go and alter all, even if they pay the highest price in what better way seuld our men die than in fighting for home and loved ones. n n 9% Axmaile Ihowe DbeY P*? *~~ _i3 sur men better way seuld our men die than in fighting for home and loved ones. Mr. Geo. Watsou aud family have moved into their new home. Mr Arthar Hutton of your tewn is visiting with his ancle and aunt Mr. Sam and Miss M. Wrighs of this vilâ€" lage. Fine showers of rain the latter part of last week. Hay crop is doing fine and all kind of crops has made A great improvâ€" ments since the last showers. N* $+ 00 00 0 00 __ \_ta af weeks aro PRICBVILLE VILLAGE Rst N0 The frosts of a coupl® 0° Y"""" /A . did some damage tc early potatoes and tender garden stuff but they are making a §004 appearance againâ€" meecong se oo ol an Remintari TT A few took advantage 0! C holidays bJ going and coming. town bhere Dr Lane and N. Mo motored to Kineardine. The hrotho!-in-lawv and . mothe! came back with bim. Horses are getting prebly W to them now although we had axperiense the other evening PRICEVILLE AND LIMITS ugh we are sorry men going away. to are proud and glad ung men who are 1 aftter all, even if and Jenniogs are retiy well used we had a little evening by out oming. _ From N. McKinnon The doctor‘s motberâ€"inâ€"law of Dominion horse backing up in front of anaute from Dromore but by the aid of Mr. Findlay we got on without any inj« ury. ~Bo welet the vehicle (that bad the appearance of nothing pullee, nothing pushée as the Chinamen said in describing the swiftness of the muâ€" chine) pass by and everything was all right. Pricevillitee felt proud that they were honored recently by bhaying the greatest orator in the Dominion speechifying to them and the Bpeaker of the Local Provinesial Legislature, Pr Jamieson, as ehairman. _ J. A. McDorald, the Globe editor is a splenâ€" did type of the Seotehman. Gaelic Bacrament last Bunday was fairly well patrenized. & Mrg Walker of Toronte is visiting at her bretherâ€"inâ€"law‘s and sister, Mr. and Mrs Neit MeKinnon this week. Don McKinnon, son of Postmaster McKmnon is going to the war if not gone already, Mrs. Knowles of Toronto is campâ€" ing at the corner of the town line on Glenelg‘s side on Alex McMillan‘s gore lot. s Mrs. .â€", Robt Bhortreed‘s sister is visiting a%s her brother Robert‘s, south line at present. Hesv;y rain last night Sunday, and gloemy this Monday morning, the Sth July, 1915. In spite of the threatening skies the Glenelg Contre Garden Party at the home of Mr Jas McGillivary Sr. was as usual a success. _ A large erowd gathered and if the early part of the evening bad heen dry the larâ€" gest crowd yet gathered on this vecasion would hbave been present. As it was it was one of the most sucâ€" eessful garden parties the Centre has ever had. Everybody seemed to. enjoy the evening from beginning to end. â€" The first part of the evening was made lively by a game of laâ€" crosse played by the Darham boys ard at the elose of the gamo the crowd were led back to the lawn by the youthful piper,‘ Mr. Angus Meâ€" Donald of Toronto. _ Angus who is only yet in his teens is one of Toronâ€" to‘s best pipers, hbaving started to play when only 7 years of age, No torm of entertainment could have pleased the Scoteh present more and the sound of the pibroch on a samâ€" mer evening was pleasing to those of other nationalities as well. After those present had done jusâ€" tice to the well laden supper tables‘ the best program ever giyen at this garden party was heard and enjoyâ€" ed. Rev. Mr. Wylie in his pleasant style made it plain to all that he wouldn‘s be anything but Scoteb. Mr H. H. Miller, ex M. P., who has never taken in Glenelg Centre Garâ€" den Party before made an interesting address which was much appreciatâ€" ed. Mr Ramage of the Review, Mr. Andrew Derby of Hanover, Mr. John A Grabam, all combined wit and wisdom in their addresses. The home choir under _ the able leaderâ€" ship otf Mr (Geo. Biunie gaye some fine selections and Messrs Theo. Falâ€" laise and Jim Wiley gave a couple of duetts unaecompacied . _ Mr Kenâ€" reth McKeuzie of Toronto played skilfally on the accordeon, Mr T. H. Binnie gave two songs in his usuâ€" al good style. _ Mr Geo. Binnie who oecupied the chair improved the program by his suitable remarks beâ€" tween numbers. The pibroch rang out at intervals and Mr McDonald will be a most welcome guest at the Centre garden parties in the futare if he can be indused to come again. The proceeds of the evening amountâ€" L124 e M out hands in ouma w . o m or eE RTRIECIOLC COC n bpmeai d & E7 ed to $86 and the people of Glenelg Centre are gratefal to all who took in the occasion notwitbhstanding the rather dark clouds. Haugeen Valley and surrounding community is just the spot to spend a couplefof weeks hboliday at any time ot the year but the month of Jaly is a favorite time as a great many visiâ€" tors are enj?lyiug themselves here at present. his cool summer with timely showers has made the eountry look its best and the crops are splenâ€" did which is a gratitying sight at this time when not only Canada but the world depends so much on farm l products. Some of the visitors in this vicinity at present are Mrs Boak of King with her daughter, Mrs Archie Beaton at (Glenelg Centre. Miss Violet Fallaiss of Durham is at her grandfather‘s, Mr A. Beaton‘s, Mrs L Iewin, Toronto, is spending a eouple of weeks with her sister, Mrs Wm Fallaise, â€"-iivufifluth McGillivray of FToronté is home to spend a month with her father, Mr Neil MeGillivray. 4114402 idb uin thndsduc enc acnpndateh t Miss Mand McGilliyray of Toronto is spending a couple_of weeks at her home in Yaugeen Valley. il'l 7Anni'o Davis of Toronto is home for a couple offiweeks. i;n;e} Robbie and Miss May Dayis Darkies Corner. are spending a few days with their grandparents, Mr. SAUGEBN VALLEY Steamers Jleave Port MeNicoll Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for Sault Ste Marie, Port Arthur and Fort Williau. McWi leaves Tm;; i2.45 p.m. daily, except Friâ€" da msklnfi direct connection with steamers at ;’on MeNicol] on sailing days. Particulars from R.MacFariane, Agent, Durham GREAT LAKES whe steamer or M G Murphy, D.P.A., Steamship Service iso) etmerillnitqb.' u‘ung from Port \1 an Wedncsdays, will eall at Owen eaving that point 10.30 p. m. td nitre Miss Sadie MeQ@illivray went fto Owen Sound to spend a week with friends. Mr and Mre R. Campbell and tamâ€" ily spent a few days at Mrs Campâ€" boll‘s old home and took in the garâ€" den party at her uncles. and Mrs Jas McGillivray. â€"-Eo:'n; of the young mgle around here are saving up for the colebraâ€" tion of the 12th of July in Owen No. 9, GLENBLG® Sr 3rd to Jrithâ€"May Dayie, Oscar Ball, Arthur Lindsay, Mary Whitâ€" more, Margaret Newell, George Bell, Alma Ritchie §r 20d to Jr 3rdâ€"T Milligan Mighton, Grace Lindsay, Milâ€" ford Aljoe. 1st to Jr 20d (Feb)â€"Mary Bell, Jessie Beli. Sr Primer to 1st (Easter)â€"SBadie Rawrence (H), Ether Hargrave, Muuter Ritehie, Jr Prâ€" Milton Horst. No. 1, GLENELG 450 marks were obtainable and 225 required for a pass, â€" Br 3rd to Jr 4thâ€"Uhas Anderson $52, Belie Kennedy 336, John McFarlene 230. Jr3rd to 8r 3radâ€"Edward Haitâ€" ford 258, Milburn Hartford 244. 8r. #ad to Jr 3raâ€"Martha Kennedy 320 Fred Couk £258, Albert Martford 232. Jr 20d to Sr 20dâ€"Neil MacArthur, Ada Brown, Marie MacArthur, Marâ€" garet Smellie, Archie McArthur, Eddie Sills Pr to S8r Istâ€"Hazel Beaton, Margaret McFarlane. ROCKY SAUGKEN SCHOOL ‘ §Sr 4thâ€" Esther McLean. Sr3rd to Jr 4&thâ€"Merron McArthur, Ted Midâ€" dleton, Roy Thompson. â€" Jr 2od to Sr 30dâ€"Willie Vessie, Violet Noble. Sr 2ad to Jr 3rdâ€"L A McLean, Robbie Grasby. _ S8r Ist to Jr 2ndâ€"Nathan Vessie, Harold Noble, Ada Middleton, Norraan Thempson. â€" Jrist to 8r 1stâ€" Irene Grasby, Campbell McLean. Ir Pr to 8r Prâ€"Bertie Middleton. To Jr Pr Aâ€"Florence Legate, George Legate To JrPr Bâ€"Gordon Thompson, Maâ€" mie Vessie, Calder Noble, No. 5, GLENELG The following percentages are the different percentages taken on the toâ€" tal. Those having (R) following have been recommended. Jr 4th to Sr 4thâ€"Keith Edwards (R) Sr 3rd to Jr 4thâ€"John E MeGillivray 67 per cent, Edna McClocklin 57 (R), Winnie O Jackson 52 (R), Jr 3rd to 8r 3rdâ€"Ulifford J Cook 57, T R MeClockâ€" lin 55, Jinmie J Peart 51. 8r 3rd to Jr 3rdâ€"Evelena Cook 66, Herbie N Hollis 59, Hazel A Firth 52, Jennie B Beaton (R) Jr 2nd to 8t 20dâ€"Mary Beaton (R), Earnest McRae (R). Promotion Exams. No. 13, BENTINCEK To Jr 4thâ€"Mary Alexander, Fletâ€" cher Riddell, Gladys Corlett, Percy Ledingham, Hector Boyce (rec.). To Ir 81dâ€"Albert Collebert, Morrow Ridâ€" dell, Myrtle Boyce, Marie Walsh (ree,). Sr 200â€"Henprietta Alexander, John Corlett. Sr istâ€"Mary Ashley, Sadie Castle. â€" Jr Istâ€"Jessie Ledingham, Edna Leuck, Albert Ashley. S8r 1stâ€" Gordon Riddell, Perey Leack. Jr 1t John Ledingham, Edward Lang, Daâ€" â€"vid Boyce. is No. 10, @LBN. & BGT. The marks are given chiefly for atâ€" tendance, punctuality, diligence and conduct. 4thâ€"Archie MeCuaig 206, Chas Tuck:â€" ‘ er 187. Sr8rdâ€"Allan Melnnis 320, Esâ€" ther Mclonis 315, J May McDougall 273, Effie McEachern 270. Jr Sraâ€" Ailie McEachern 317, Flora McDougall 27%, Karl McLeod 259, J Alex McCuaig, 240, sr Joadâ€"Annie Shortreed 233 J May McDermid 2190, Jr 2nd â€"Mar , McDougall 227. lstâ€"J Eiton McLean \ 250, Annie McLeod 327, Kathleen â€" â€"â€" TdE DURHAM REVIEW 800. i’;i;l;érâ€"flectof McEachern 818, Pearl McCaaig 312, Jobn McDougal 250. 5 000000000000000000000000000000068 2044 \GO $ EumzasgzH $cort, Teacher. _«â€"@ # @.___._= J. Mor®risox SmitH, Teacher Jxo. A. GraaM, Teacher, Wa. R. Warraes, Teacher E M. McOuaig, Teacher. W. L Drxox, Teacher No, 11, BEXTIMOK Pass Marks 225 Sr 3rd to Jr 4thâ€"Isabella Alexander 368 (Ronors}, Aunnie Mountain 281 Jr 8rd to $r Sraâ€"M Lawrence 814, H Mountain 200, © Ritchie 267, W Noble 2-36 8t 20d to Jr 3rdâ€"(G Ritchie 208, M Alexander 207, M Langrill 286, P Noble 271I, A Armstrong 262, A Kuisâ€" ley 254, 8 Sbarp 184, L Hopkins 146. Hazet H. Wiruis, Teacher. No. 4, OLENELG. (Townsends Lake) ! PTormawu, July 7, 1915. Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4thâ€"Leona Goodwill, | Flour per ewt ........ 8 45 to 4 00 Colin MceArthur. Stanley Williamson, | Qasmeal per sack..... 4 00 â€" 4.00 Lillian Goodwill. _ Jr. 3rd to Sr. 3rdâ€"| Chop per ewt ... _ I T0 to $ OB Alex Baker, _ Sr 2nd to Jr Srdâ€"GracelBu k wheat t t 10 to 75 McCartney, _Ethel Goodwill, Myrtie | . L w e‘ s‘" ‘I 10 101 1: i ecawih. * Br.. 16t to Jr. andâ€"BRvclyn {fall WQBAE e ) c# serians 4 to 1 10 Baines, James Goodwill. _ Sr Primuisnrwg Wheat........ i 10 to 1 10 to Jr. istâ€"Reta Goodwill. _ Present| Qats, foed . .... ... ... ++ b5 to 55 every day of half yearâ€"Robt Torry. i|08'.s. milling.. . ........ ~< §6 to. 90 ‘ D.A.MclNTOSH.Tcacher;PBcai................. 16“5) Wl(lg j | BAPIOY . . .+ .. .k ++ ++ +~+>* to 7 No: : GLE‘\E‘LO. U DUOLs ss «en alss s +2as _ " C0 to . \£0 Sr 3rd to Jr4thâ€"John Ritchie. Jr 3rd | Egw 19 to 19 to Sr 3raâ€"Howard Ritchie, _ Sri2nd to | gohti‘l* c uy .n‘ 1 mi 2 $rd.â€"Willie Morrison, Marian Boyd, | Potntoes per big. .... to |â€" 8C Tom Morrison, Mary Gleneross, John | H'd‘}s se ww e e e e ww en e "f f” Boyd. _ 2nd Classâ€"Melville Anderson, | Beof, dressed ...... .. 12 00 to 13 OC Ethel Anderson, Ella_ Ritchle, Vina Bogs, live, (gb.:«.. 9 OC i"aylor- bX' dPrimcrâ€"F\istlabeGlergross, , Hay, per ton ... ... «.+ 16 00 to 21 C argaret Anderson, ilbert Greenâ€" 3 wood, Mary Morrison, _ Jr. Pr.â€"John List has been carefally 'evi”.d' Morrison, Frederica Staples, Ada Payâ€" & DUR ABLEâ€"Fire grates are threeâ€"sided; last three times as long. Shaped in the Sunshine lor. to grind up clinkers .F;II' II&C e when "rocked". See the McClary dealer or write for booklet. :: Sold by J. K. Hardiag Mr, and Mrs, D, Kinaman Toronto, were the guests of their nephew, Mr. T. Greenwood and other relations the fAirst of this week. Mr and Mrs G. Ritchie attended the Dornoch school picnic last Wedâ€" nesday. Miss Ethel Greenwood who has been teaching at Newmarket and Miss Alix Edgeo who has been atiending High School in Lindsay came home for the bolidays on Wednesday. Quite a number of men gathered last Wednesday to shingle the Grange and in the afternoon some of the girls brought. lunch which they seryed in Will Edge‘s orchard in pienic style, The rain eame down before the job was completed so Thursday afterncoo® some retursed and fimished which with the new sashes in the windows }lnd painted and glass all in gives the (Grange a respectable appearance. "Rough on Rats" clears out Rate, Mice, etc. Don‘t die in the House. 15¢ and 25¢ at Drug and Country Stores, M. A MORTLEY, Teacher EDGE HILL The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada A NEW ISSUE is now bei.w’prcpued. and additions and changes for it shoâ€" be reported to our Local Manager Have you a telephone? Those who have will tell you that it is the most precious of modern conveniences. Why not order toâ€"day and have your name in the new directory ? ONTARIO The Review to New Subscribâ€" ers to Jan. Ist 1916, for only 50c Subsctibe to‘day. Durham â€" Markets. Buy Farm It is bound to increase in vA!UC, Men in a position to I'ndge say that no farmer living fl will _ ever again see cheap beef. is certaimly means an early increase in the selling price of farm lands, I have for sale ; 100 acres near Dromore, convenient !o school. _ Splendidly improved, only ?‘1000 down, balance at 5 per cer‘, \ rice $2500, 100 acres con 18, Egremont, well preâ€" seryed $5000 or with another 50 @cres, JXD 100 acres Egremont, near Mt. Forest, Good farm, worth more but offered $4000 or trifle under for quick sale, 200 acres Egremont, near Folste:. One of the ver{ best farms in the Township. Will soon be picked un at yery low price qmoted. 100 acres Bentinckâ€"the John Clack _ farm, con 3, W G R. Oheaper than cyer offered hefore, 198 acres Bentinck, let 51 con *, W .. R , near Durbham. Good farm, cheap, You connot afford to BUY or SELL to .BORRO\V or LEND without first seelug H. H. MILLER, Hanever ESWw Ese msC CCC OB s i rarsins 1233 4+ 14 OQ f, Aressed ...... .. 12 00 to 18 00 as, live,f o b..... > 2 __ 9UQ Telephone Directory ibrixssa"CeÂ¥s 70 to 75 U ssisra..s2s.; . XAO y ® AD NEAt..xs «. +» «* 10 to J 10 Msrraarereh +. 0ebD AD N.« ... ++ b5 to 13 s asir +16k‘%s . OO 40 4 .00 s Aarerais>.s‘. "DOko ~RD t aieaaaissy. sa0 o. B0 arar usn ts st 4 ‘x_ TD 80 19 nor bag. .... 40 o 50 rI0 ARCHIVES TORONTO Property Now of the "Yag increase in value. to ‘iudge say that toâ€" ay will" ever of. bis certaimly remont, well preâ€" with another 50 BIGâ€" 4 *LE‘ NEW SPRINKG G08D$ Lace Curtains 24 yds long, 40 in w#e pr © _ 2 y&e long, 42 in wide 75« nc * _ 8ydslong, 47 in wide I.B pr ** snllong. 47 in wide 1.850 pr All Curtains have the new finished top . Fine English Cotton Orepes, while an hncy.'it..............'..lic per yaod Table Linens. .. 25, 50 and 60c per yard Grey Cotton Sheeting 2 yds wide _« ya Heavy bleached Sheeting 2 yds _ _ "IGE.., .1 . 1 1+411 «x1+%s â€" s ++%4% «40¢ Y§L Heayy 11x4 Flanuellette Blaukets white and grey........ ...1.0 a pair Heavy 1254 Flannellette Blankets, white only.......... ... .. .1 85 a pair W. H. BEAN Patrons of summer creameries and cheese faclories, we wamt your cream auring lhe winter months, 1i ghest prices pard for good cream. . We sup ply iwo caus tree and pay twice eacn month, _ Wrice for cans, J, ARTHUR QUVOK is now giving lessons in Voice Procuction and Binging, at the hom« of Mrs 8. F. MceComb, every Tuesday, from 2 ul 7 p.m. Appointments now beig booked. Call and see them, for sale dates can Phone cail to No. s promptly attended. to D. McPHMHA!L_s+ #@> Mr McPhail has a telephons in dence in Ceylon. J. G. HULLJA, M D., 83. M Licensed Auctioneer four Co Terms imoderae. Arrangements (or to aates, «c., must be maue at toe du fice, Durham, &st Coffespoience | there, or so Cevion P.0,, Wis bo ; «ttended to, Termias on application to OFFICE HOURS $â€"11 a. m 2â€"4 pm. TS P Telephone Communication between Utie a Rexidence wt all hours. ONOR ATE Toron#s Uni H- d*fl(‘onegfi Dental sm Dentistry in wli vranches. Ofliceâ€"Over Jeweliry store ad op site Post Oflice, W. C, PICKERING D. DS., . is HONOR GRADUATE of To_.ono,. HONOR GRADUALTE of lu.cno, University, graduate of Royal Oolicge of Dental Surgeons of Onta.» ‘ooms Oyer J & J HUNTEWB New Buoore Barrister, Soliecitor in Supretm Court Notary Public Commisâ€"oner Money vo Luoun, fice on Lambron Ft., opposite O Waipole‘s Stables, ARTHUR H. JAOCEKSNS Insurance Agent, Money t Issuer of Marriage Liccusos. eral financial business Lransac DURKHAM, ONT, (Lower D J. F.SRANT D.D.S, L. D. %. UNDERTAKER and Funsoral Direcitor Emvalming a SpeciaLty. Picture Framing, Shortes. Notice BuowRoonsâ€"Acioss from Hov REsIDENCE â€" First house* eouth of Lawrence‘s Blatkemith sh¢p. Staff and Equipment. The school is thoroughl in teach ability, im chemical and gmu;-wlu .‘::4 fttings. &c., for full Junior Leavine BDJ / «tfu flio?. m!fl Principal and Provincis ° el Bchool Teucher. | 1st Class Oertific®«e Intending Students ghould enter at tho _«gin ning of the term if possible. _ Board c»: \< obâ€" tained at reasonable rates, Durham is 4 boaithy and attwctivetown, making it a mosi dekirable Notary Public, Comunics DURKHAM HIGH SCHOOL aoe for re:idence. m':ootd of_the Bchool in past Cream Wanted J. P. TELFORD, K. 1. ISAAC Fullmz of Catholle Rgbes and k pg'l white Cap for aged Ple. D. MePHAIL, Cey‘ oP to C. KAMAGE, 1 CUONVYYANCER. &e SINGING R. i. 1SA4AC, Durha Palm Creamery, Palmerston, Jnt ‘l%l.l Junior LOByiL~ Lhe following com| BELL DR J. P GRAKT, Midd.agb to 1162 A ae 14 vus 00 mply OD 6#