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de The REVIEW is well equipped for turning out all kinds of Commerâ€" cial and Job Printing. Give us a trial. All kinds of grain bought at market price. : on Flour and Feed in ton lots. ~‘s John McQowan 500 tons of No 1 Mixed Chop WHEAT AND BARLEY Wheat, Barley and Oats Chop Sovereign, Eclipse and Pastry Flour Large Quantity of No. 1 Feeding Hay Butter and Eggs Bay them here. We have a Fresh and varied stock of the choicest Groceries, Oranges, Lemons, Peels, Dates, Nuts, Candies of all kinds, and everything required for the Holiday festivities. Our prices will suit your purse. Give us a call. Highest prices for T HE CITY BAKERY Headquarters for Confectionery and all Bakery goods Your _ Hoiday Groceries, Fruits and Confections It gives good satisfaction. _ ons We are in the market for any Quantity of OATS PHONES : Day § 4, Night $ 26 The Rob Roy Cereal Mills Co. Oatmeal Mills, Durham We have a good steek of Corn and Ground Â¥eed on hand that we are selling in ton lots at following prices : American Corn per 100 lbs..............$ 1.60 Chieftain Corn Feed, per ton.............30.00 Oats, Shorts, per ton....................30.00 Feed Feed Feed CRIMPED OATS for Horse Feed at Fair,Prices CHOPPED OATS at.... very reasonable rates Special prices in over five ton lots If you want geod heavy mixed feed, try our 64 A1L1.L21 _ e _ aa ue a ue THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS Fresh and Clean, the very best. _ See this Hay before purchasing elsewhere. It will pay you. Every bag guarantoed. If not satisfactor? bring it back and get your money. Chieftain Corn â€" Feed" E. A. ROWE Special Reduction Mrs. D. McDonald and sons spent Sunday in our burg. Miss Reta McIntosh spent a few days with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Dargavel. The Canadian Pacific conveniently reaches Point au Baril, French and Pickerel Rivers, S2yern River, Muskoâ€" ka Lakes, Kawartha Lakes, Rideau Lakes, Lake Ontario Resorts, etc. If you contemplate a trip of any nature consult Canadian Pacific Ticket agents or wiite M. G. Murphy, Distriet Passâ€" enger Agent, Toronto. Rev Mr and Mrs Mills left for Shelâ€" burne on Tuesday where they will spend their vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood spent Bunday with Miss McIntosh. Mrs Don Smith returned to her brother Wills on Sunday after spendâ€" ing a few weeks with her mother and brother, Mr and Mrs McCalium of Bentinck. Mr, and Mrs. Galvin and family motored up from Hamilton on Saturâ€" day and spent a few days with their daughter, Mrs. E. Muldoon, They returned on Tuesday back to Hamilâ€" ton leaving Mrs and Miss Galvin for a week or two in our burg. Mr Geo McIntosh of Owen Sound spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Philip MciIntosh. On returning to Owen Sound, Miss Gladys McDonald ud innthcondratented Brairisicteditedabaizt® Autihâ€"irduthdertiicked accompanied him where she will reâ€" main for a short time. Quite a number from our burg took in the Williamsford Garden Party and think it one of the best held there in years. To everyone she always extended a cordial greeting that lent a ray of sunâ€" shine to brighten their pathway through life. We did not fully appreâ€" ciate her true woerth until after the thread of life was severed. . But as we caught a glimpse of the white sail that bore her away to the distant shore, we awakened to the realization that a good and righteons woman had been taken from our midst. With ker husband and family sho moved to Rottineau county, Nortl’; Daâ€" kota, and has made her home here up to the time of her death. She was a prominent member of the Presbyterâ€" ian church for 40 years. Com. We can only remind these mournâ€" ers that she is not dead, she is only asleepâ€"resting after a well spent life here. A. and Willism of Westhope ; Mrs W, P. Campbell, Cloquet, Minn. ; Mrs R, J. Corlett, Dornoch, Ont. ; Mrs J. C, Hay, Rosetown, Sask., and Mrs Andrew May, Grosby, N. Dak. All were preseut at the time of death exâ€" cept Mrs Corlett, who was unable to get there. Besides these she leaves to mourn three brothers, John, William and Thomas, near Durham, Ontario, and three sisters, Mrs D. J. Davis, of Lethbridge, Alta., Mrs J. N. Dunsâ€" more, of Hamilton, Ontarie, and Mrs A. Hooper, of Priceville, Ontario. The children are Archibald, May and Mrs J, W, Hunt, of Antier ; John Mary Ann Greemnwood was born in Cornwall, Eogland, March 8. 1845, At the age of two years she emigrated with her parents to Ontario, where she liyed for fiftyâ€"three years,. She was married to Malcolm Cameron in 1869 and this union was blessed with a family of nine children : three sons and six daughters, all of whom with the husband surviye her. On Menday, June 7, I915, occurred the death of Mrs Malcolm Cameron, at her home south of Antler, after a short illness, Although she had been quite ill, it was not thought that the eud was so uear, Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon fro: the Presbyterian church at Westhope, Rev. Johnston of Antler, preaching a sermon full of hope and cheer to the bereaved ones. Interment took place in the cemetery east of town. Ontario we are sure will yet be proud of Mr Rowell than whem no cleaner, saner statesmen is found within her border. Inspiringâ€"thrilling and feryidâ€"eloâ€" quent, patriotic and educativeâ€"are terms used by other Western papers. At one place in a wonderful climax, he brought his audisnce to their feet with loud and prolonged cheers, Saskatoon Phoenixâ€"The magnitude of interests at stake in this war and the boundlessly farâ€"reaching effects of its outcome were outlined in a manner unforgettably graphic and distinct. Edmonton Journal, Gon.â€"The fire of patriotism imbued & clear and ferâ€" vid address,. Weldom a speaker so enthusiastically applauded, says the Regina Standâ€" ard, (Con.) " As a representatiye leader of pubâ€" lic opinion " s ays the Port Arthur Chroniele, " Mr Rowell oceupies a highly responsible position, and at a time of great stress like the present it is the duty of men in such positions to Inspire and encourage and enlighten the nation. It is by this conception of his duty Mr Rowell is now guided. If there is one thing which will stir the pulse of the Canadian people and lead to actien it is such addresses as that of N, W. Rowellâ€"Regina Leader. Mr N. W. Rewell‘s trip through the west hts been somethiong like a triâ€" amphal tour, he being acclaimed everywhere by Conservetive as well as Laberal journals as a speaker and publiciet of firstâ€"class rank. Che Purkam Review Western Press on Mr Rowell The Ideal Vacation Route Gone to Her Reward $1.50 per year. $1.00 if paid in advance. DORNOCH JULY 22, 19015 THE DUBHAM REVIEV DIVISION No. IV H Sachs, 1} dys team on grader L Uaruh, 3 dysteam on grader E Bryant, 34 dys team on grad. J Talloch, 1 day team on grad. Wm Hastie, operating grader.. G Omstead, moving grader... Wm Lunney, Som............ W Lieske, tile con 14. ...... .. J Kennedy, drawing tile...... J Kennedy, laying tile....... Mrs Floyd. 21 loads gravel.... J Kennedy, ! day with team.. J Anderson, 1 day with team,. E Kelleher, 1 day with team.. A Becker, 1 dey with team ... . E @rcus, 1 day with team..... son 2,§ D R.............. .. 21 76 F Breutigan, 1.0 yards grayel 8 00 F Breutigan, 1 days work.... 1 50 Wm Wiilis, 1 days werk...... 1 50 F Monk, sutting weeds....... 30 Wm Baker, 90 yards gravel.. 7 20 J Carson, 83 yards gravel.... 6 64 J Blake, eutting brusb........ 4 50 J Patterson, 2 dys underbrush. 3 60 W Owens, x cost 84 yds grav. 3 36 G Hamel, 35 yards gravel..... 2 80 J Carson, 1 day underbruthing 1 50 J Owens, 1 day underbraushing 1 50 A Haase 2 dys ucrderbrushing 3 00 D Wittie, 2 dys underbrushing 3 00 J Park, 1 day underbrushing.. 1 50 J Laho, 1 days underbrush.. 2 25 F Sehmidt, Com.............. 6 00 F Monk, 4 eost 65 yards grayel 2 60 J Dankert, eost 1 days work _ 60 ling SNOW .. .. ....k..+ ... .)+ 1 80 J schenk, 1 day shevy snow.. 1 50 J Rassell, 4 day shoy. snow .. 15 Telephoning .............. ... 25 F Schmidt, 1 day shov. snuw.. 2 uO 44 days grading Div No 3.... 49 50 J Metcalfe, 1 y picking stones 1 50 D GChittick, 1 ay ;icking stones 1 55 M Willis, cutting hili, lot 87. _ _ and 47 and 48, D R...... ... 11 00 Wm Black, explusivers ter rd . 1 20 (@ Noble, 1 days work........ 1 50 E Arinstrong, 1 days work.... 1 50 H Noble, 1 day with team.... 3 00 C Torry, 4 days work........ 15 A Ashley, ceam on grader.... 1 0O G Cuff, 4 days work..... ...... 10 G Cuff, 4 day with team...... 1 50 J Bartman, team .... ...... ... 79 R Milburn. 1 day stoning hill.. 1 50 C Petty, 14 duys shovelling.. 1 87 T Mountain, 1} days shoyelling 1 87 W Vollett, 1%4 dys shovelling., 1 87 D Torry, gravelling Base Line 19 00 V Bauer, 119 loads gravel.... 8 95 W Vollett, gravelling road.. 18 75 Wm Grierson. 50 yds gravel... 4 00 C Torry, 102 yaras gravel.... 8 16 J Reay, 71 yards gravel...... 5 68 A Huot, 75 yards grayvel..... 6 00 J Milligan, 45 lds gravel..... 2 25 J Milligan, 46 yards grayel... 3 68 J McRonald, removing grader 1 50 J Turnbail, Com............ . â€" 5 00 DIVI8ION No. III H Weitendort, 1 day shovelâ€" HHC : .¢: + :uÂ¥> 6« sr2x:ax1+s12* 19. 9D DIVI8ION No. II 4 day grading lot 24, con 4... 5 50 1 day grading lots 27 & 29, e. 4 11 00 } day grading lot 32, com 5.... 5 50 $ day grading Base Line...... 5 50 % @ay grading lot 42, con 3 WG Mecisers. ds sevarsis‘sve : DQ % day grading lot 42, con 2, WAE R.s...: i: css s iners s @ OQ 1 day grading lot 56 c. 9 WGB 11 00 1 day grading lot 60, c. 3 SDR _ _ FOROLL..« .}vk s1 rss s usw ce 6% .++ D Watson, rep culvert S L 15 .. F Shewell, rop calvert 8 L 15., Gevo Whi‘more, culvert tile.... Wm Lesike, culvert tile...... A Brodhagen, drawing tile... J Walsh, 84 loads gravel..... J Ciark, 3 days shovelling.... Jas Brunt, 4 cost 62 lds grav. J 'll‘nrnbull. work on dividing INCE: :s1 1 .n Â¥% e irkksa Wa k van‘s ID§ L@AM, .. ...2 c..k 0k 0k 66060 4 20 R Corlett, 1 days work...... .. 1 50 J Redford, picking stones.... . 50 R Corlett, picking stones...... 1 20 J Sullivan, picking stones..... 1 20 S Bailey, removing grader.... 1 00 Repairs to grader............. 60 §# Patherbough, removing grad. _ 70 Â¥Shewell, 7 days com...... 15 00 A Brodhagen, 1 day with team 3 00 F Scehilling, 1 day with team.. 3 00 J Schilling, 1 days work...... 1 50 H Hagey, 13 bours work..... 2 00 A Campbell, 1 day with team 3 00 W Anderson, 1 day with team 38 00 H (Gonder, 1 day with team... 3 00 L Walsh, I day sbovelling.... 1 50 A Campbeli, 1 day shovelling.. 1 50 T Shewell, 1 day shovelling.. 1 50 F shewell, Com...... ...... .. 2 00 J Wade, rep culvert 3rd con .. 73 F Shewell, rep cuivert 3rd con 15 J Wade, drawing tile......... 13 J Castle, removinog logs trom F 2 CXY8.â€", . .¢rrrcrsisssrsirs . T00 G Alexander, 38 hours work... 5 70 J Walish, 1 dl7y team, grader.. 3 50 Wm Cook, 17 hours team on fi-ader.................... 5 95 J McDougal, 1 day team on grader.....;}........ ...:.. 9 80 Wm Honess, 1 day team on §raket..:.....¢..‘s« . ... .. s _9 80 H MeCormick, 1 day team on GTAGOL:...... .. 1. 2121 I 12 R Puatherbough, 1%4 days driv< _ __ 8 Patherbough, operating graâ€" der 74 days...... ...... .. ..$14 60 S Putherbough, team on grader 71 dity$8;..; .. ..;...¢ «... /. 14 60 G Alexandor, team on grader _ _ Lamlash, Jaly 3rd. 1915. Parsuaut to adjournment council met at aboye time and piace, Chas I‘?bwn be paid $6.00 for sheep killed by dogs and T Lawrence $1.00 for inspecting. â€"Carried . Lunney â€" Turoball â€"â€" That F Schmidt be paid $78.80 for filling sink hole, lot 5, con 6.â€"Carried. Shewell â€"Schmidt â€" ‘That council allow commussioner of Division No 2 to have trees removed from rn»4 at let 41. con 3, W (G R.â€"Car:ies. Schmidtâ€"Luoneyâ€" That Wmm @G Hastie be apggintod to confer wi. 1 provineial authoriries re inmates ¢t publ.s institations.â€"Carried. Shewellâ€"Schmidtâ€" That Reeve and Jas Turnbull be committee to view hill at lot 41, townline B & N and report at next meeting. â€"Carried Schmidtâ€"Lunney â€"â€" That Reeve and Clerk issue cheques for the folâ€" lowing accounts : Shewel!l â€" Tuarnball â€" That Alex McDonald be paid $10 for sheep killed by dogs and R Â¥wamley $1.00 for inspecting. BEBNTINCK COUNCIL DIYISION No. 1 «e uk v w s w e w e 6 e t ins 4 CV p culvert S L 15 .. 50 p culvert S L 15., _ 50 e, culvert tile.... 3 25 culvert tile...... 4 20 , drawing tile... 3 00 loads gravel..... 4 20 ys shovelling.... 2 40 cost 62 lds grav. 1 350 as is rrix. . M fk..:.1+.> .‘ 1 90 tones.... . 50 ues ... 1A 20 stones..... 1 20! grader.... 1 00 TORONTO ravel... 4 00 vel.... 8 16 t..+‘s.s>~5 68 cl.~...:~6 00 eh..... 2 26 ayel... 3 68 grader 1 50 A ++ . is 900 saek ka e JZ VV ter rd . 1 20 |f o. +so[f 0rk.«s‘~./1 50 aim.... 3 00 75}| ler.... 1 00 75, .+. ..A SQl 7)’ ig hill.. 1 50 10 50 12 25 3 25 11 00 1 50 Canadian â€"Pacific Palatial Great Lakes Steamships leave Port McNicâ€" all, Mundays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays‘ Thursdays and Saturdays for Sault Ste Marie, Port Arthur and Fort Wilâ€" liam. Steamship Express making diâ€" rect connection leaves Toronto 12.45 p. m. _ Particulars from Oanadian Pacific Ticket age nts, or write M . G. Murphy. District Passenger agent, Toronte. ‘"Rough on Rats" clears out Rats Mice, etc. Don‘t die in the House. 15¢ and 25¢ at Drug and Country Stores, Five Sailings Weekly Port McNicoll to Sault Ste Marie and Fort William. 1 day with teamâ€"Louis Brown. Jas Andersen, Alex McFarland, F Cain, Will Campbell, J P Kemnedy, Walter Miller, D McGregor, C Eby & Son, Alex MeGregor, Will Jaekâ€" son ; ome days workâ€"Con Colter, Paul Friteh, Jno Crimmions, Henry Ebenau, Alex Becker ; two days workâ€"â€"Jno Kelleber, O‘Brien brothâ€" Crs. Jno Kennedy, 1 day with team 3 OV Wm Lunney, Com..,..... .... 2 00 W Owens, 4 cost 84 yds gravel 3 38 Mrs Floyd, 56 loads graye!... 2 80 D MeGregor, & loads gravel .. 20 F‘ Monk, & cost 65 yas gravel 2 60 J Dankert, 4 eost 1 days work 60 Q@ Pfeffer, 48 yards gravel.... 3 84 P Krauter, 65 yards gravel.... 5 20 H Brodhagen, 12 yas gravel.. 96 D Burgess, 68 yards gravel.... 5 44 C Klages, 90 yds gravel...... 7 20 A Klagas, 1 days work........ 1 20 Catting hill, Ceneession 14, Lot 6. Robt Campbell...... ......... 10 50 Walter Miller, .............. . 7 50 Louis Brown.................. 10 50 Jas Anderson..... ...... ...... 4 50 Shewellâ€"Tarobuilâ€"Phbat council do now adjourn to meet at Lamlash on Saturday, Angust 28th, at 9 a. m. Alex McFarlard............ Kenuedy Brothers........... James Garner............... Will Jackson.......... .... .. k SobUItE. ... ; ... :«64 s . . s > x Juno Kelleher ............... Paul Freiteh................ Louis Brown. moving scraper. R McLaughlin,. blasting rock. W Lunoney, 5 days.......... Gratis work, hill, con 14, lot 6 #% [nSefere fevelaeelavelen elaze|eaoleveleeele on eve enelacelave sceloce #un Misses‘ Dong Oxfords......... â€"99¢ Misses‘ Dong Pump........... â€"99¢ Boys‘ Patemt Oxfords.......... 1.49 Get a pair of these while they last. Bring your Produce We have a few hundred pairs of lJow shoes which we room for our fall stock. Double R Wide Oxford .......1.75 Wide Kip Bluch.......... E width Strap Slipper........2.25 Double E wide Dong. Bluct Double E Dong. Blucher .... 2.35 Double R _ _ " (Goodyea B width (Countess).......... 3.00 Double E wide Calfskin Bl: Any of the above lines we guarantee to give genuine satisfaction We have just received several shipments of Footwear made from the best stock procurable, built on lasts that will ensure comfort to the wearer, _ If you have a weak or sore foot, we would like to call yourattention to a few of the following lines: Departmental Store, Large Sales MacFARLANE‘S Drug Store The Reoxolk store BS} ly);) For the Ladies J. H, CHITPICK, Clerk. A Large Stock of McKechnie‘s Weekly News i. iarrxs*« i4118 AOS0O n se re it sÂ¥ x« + .. Nee 0M KB ...+; : «12. 1 00 h ns aa ie iie, d ving scraper.. 5 oo lasting rock.. 4 0o ys........... 10 00 $64 no Low Shoes at Low Prices . & J. McKECHNIE of all Designs and Lasts Suitable for Summer Wear 250 258 25¢ 25¢ 25¢C 250 2560 25C 250 250 se en esm1 &mamxaxs&&qsmm EflWgfi Boots & Shoes With every 25¢ parchase of Rexall Remedies, we will give while they last, a fine 4‘subjects to ehoose from: ‘How O‘Leary won the V.C.; * The most dramatic naval incident ot the war‘; ‘The three musketâ€" \ao WB , dE BC PP C eers‘; ‘TheCanadians at Langeâ€" marck capturing the lost guoe‘. Rotogravoure War Picture, 16 x 24 Spring Goods Classic Trunks, Valises Suitcases at bottom values. _ Odds and Ends of broken lines at cut prices to clear,. Custom work and Repairing attended to as promptly as possible. Down Town Shoe Store with many other makes in medium priced lines. Prices are the same in most lines as last season. Close prices on Men‘s, Ladies‘, l?le) just to yourselves by havingf a look at our large stock before selecting your next pair 0 In our higherâ€"priced goods we have F mTWEAR THE iicl;pse_;nd Westons for Misses and Children, Astoria and Brandon for Men smy ie e o CC 0 00 K flREEflEEEEflEWEEflEEE:fi: Wide Kip Bluch.................2 35 Double E wide Dong. Blucher .. ..2.75 Double R _ _ " (Goodyear welt).3.50 Double E wide Calfskin Bluch ...4.00 We pay you Highest Price Ladies Button Oxford..........1.10 Ladies Pat Tie, dull black......1.25 L:adies Dong Blach............1.39 They are a snap. For the Gentlemen ~~â€"JULY 22, 1916 J. S. McILRAITH AB must clear out to make have Arrived C. P. R. Town Office Buy your Tickets here S t Durham Articles 250 250 250 25¢ 250 256 25¢ 250 25¢ 25¢ 10.15 daily gian Bay, awan Rove 1201 p. m Muskoka | gonguin P 2.05 a m da Iv except $ gongnin 1 ‘nd%iumg Each M urday, c latial st« Port A: luth, an« Railway Wester: brary â€"C. Summer Serm of Ontari Shingles and hand at righ Sawing prom For interior cheaper than Easy to hand Basy put on gaves fuel The und :n residen count t .ufil and t: prepared | SASH, DOORS, «= of HOUSE FIT Also Sole A; ham and vic DURHAM Whart . Furtt to 1 PLAN Arn F&" Delicious L Summer Dess Preston‘s Jellvy Po NewFishingTa Split I Silk Lines Various kinds Disinfe, Metal and Silver Po Our Drugs Houseâ€"cleanin etc., *o article i shining Quality Phar PRICEVILLE, _ â€" are all {ou e or Â¥o STEAMSHIP EXP New Term 0 SEPTEMBER Ist : WM C J. TOW Pr NEW FIBRE ZENUS CL Brander s Old Stan d Binder Hardware Highest | Flour and JULY 22, 1915 Oali Lines, _ Gut | Front Hooks, | PBR The harvest sea your Binder Tw age Co‘s 600 ft on the market . Th Ov H ervice to 1J P and Mal from lo o0 Ro pBi