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Weelp@oleCole®sle®olp"ale"o @an BER 28. 1 the ons istressed feeling Christmas Dinâ€" 10 and 25¢ a box 18 85 INCLUSIVE |@ @. The Rev.ew and Toronto Daily Mwl and Empire for 1 year...... The Revi w and Toronte Daily GHODO fOX 1 YOMT....4cc2eeeeceeseeeee The Review and Weekly Sun for LV OM .cs eee wee cen en nen ene nee en n en n nn4 n en The Review and the Family Herâ€" ald and Weekly Star for 1 . year ?i"' Brander‘s X ? ob3 "l’ (1d Stand arsted[ J roa. gt *L t3 ~~ca Y NMV PFARLDZ fe. "/"" VC V WE NE zV ¢ JA pop t pop t $ 4 x C, L. GRANT wishes all its Friends and â€" Customers â€" a Happy and Prosperâ€" ous 1917. I‘he Review ard Torento Daily t‘he Review and Toronto Daily ‘ 1E PEOPLE‘S MILLS ( U La J K w L C oR * B t §J/ 7+z * 7 e mc mm ‘ ENes3 Seut KQK E NOMELccorectscrcccrrtrccers Nows for ONO YOAT........ccccscce}+ «444444 4*G44#*x®#& Wishing our % many friends ax MerryChristmas 4 and a Happy & and Prosperous New Year, fi 500 tons of No 1 Mixed Chop .0 WHEAT AND BARLEY Wheat, Barley and Oats Chop Sovereign, Eclipse and Pastry Flour All kinds of grain ht at market price. | "“u;fonudmmpgnlm. DECEMBER m« _ John McGowan Yours for Business, THE BIG 4 Pricevitte‘s Busy Store wishes you A .fi’appy Tew Year We thank you for your patronage during the past year and solicit a continuance of the same. . H. BEAN ad Empire for 1 year...... 8 90 i w and Toronteo Daily t IOK 1 YOUE.uecyerescensecsccess & 90 iew and Weekly Sun for ‘ iew and the Family Herâ€" 1 | Weekly Star for 1.year 1 90| We aim to please. CR!‘UPED OATS for Horse Feed at Fair Prices CHOPPED OATS at.... very reasonable rates Every bag giturantged. If not satisfactor bring 1t Mfitz:fl get your money. to all ! Instead of baving a treat at school 3 5q asis the usual custowm At Christimas time, the children donated five 3 50 @â€"llars to the Parcel Fand for the | soldiers, showing their unselfishness s 9p to a very marked degree. Mr Lauchie MeTaggart went to the 8 90 ciry on Tuesday morning, sipae o o m n. _ Miss Margaret Tryon and Myra * McLean are home from Owen Sound # Miss Louise Watson is spending the °fl' yacation at her home. ks Neil Shortreed who has been in &° wals for a few weeks is boliday ing olo at home, #o Miss M Little, our former teacher & of Owen Sound, visited old friends in tow n this week. # O‘ters beme over the boliday inâ€" * uce Miss Jessie McDonald, Mr A e& Drawley, Bobs MeKinnoon, Stanley * Ferguson a0d Edna Sackeit, all ot $ Toronto, Ella MeKi~non of Wald mar. Those spending the holiday out of * town are : â€"Mr and Mrs Milier, Mr 9&' and Mrs Bowes and baby, Miss Lowe ce Nicholls and Miss Jean Buckbam. Miss Margare McKinnon daughter of Lauchie McKinoon of Lanogdon, Alta, arrived trom the west on Satâ€" urday to visit her relacsives here and in Darbam. Pte Hector McDonald of the 168th Bao is home on leaye. A cablegram was received ai the Post Office, on Dec 21s. ftrom the three McKinnon boys wishiag all "A Merry Christmas,‘‘ Donald evidently being on leave ftrom rrance. Anotber Sundav Scehool Anniverâ€" sary has passed and if anything with more than usual success in naumbers and ffeances, the latter amounting to over sixty dollars. Avery lengthy program was rendered nng it w}?s 12 UR LE 2 blte s seeccwrs Aimeuinsatenst Ee m on o ces Pn e s 1 r m before the gifts were distributed rom the tree. Without discriminatâ€" ing on the merits of one more than another, we must refer to the Dromore eboir, "Thy Wildwood Home‘" begin especially flae. Oshers we might say "‘protessionals," who rendered very fine music were Mrs Herman McLean and air and Mrs Bowes. Miss Nicholls and Mr Miller, as was easily seen, spared no time nor pains in training the school children in their different performances, Miss Jane Wright alâ€" so gave valuable assistance in preâ€" paring the program, Rev. Conn of Markdale, formerly preacher of Mathâ€" eson Ont, was the speaker of the eveâ€" ning and the time was all too short tor what he could relate of the awâ€" fulfre in New Ootario. One outâ€" 'unglnk feature is that not one perâ€" ished in Matheson where Mr Coon valiantly assisted in the rescue of the helpless. PRICEVILLE VILLAGE Special Reduction Before another issue of the Reyiew is out the year 1916 will be numberâ€" ed with the past, This week finde it in the throes of death, no human aid can prolong its exiscence. its course is neatly run, the bowling of the winds from the east as we are writing this Saturdav night is an indication that the messenger of time is near at hand. No preparations are necessâ€" ary for its burial ; there is enough room in the old cemetery where the many thousands of years are buried, for the year 1916 to be laid to reat. In reviewing the yeer tha; is now fast drawing to a close there are many remembrances to be drawn therefrom and its a immatter of fact that canneot be enumerated, all the difficulties and adversities and prosperities that we associated with its career since it came in 12 mos ago. _ At the beginâ€" ning of 1916 many gaye a look as with a spying glass to the end of the year expecting that they would enjoy the Xmas of 1916 as well as Xmas of a year ago. But how many a home has been blighred since that time. ‘The clouds of disappointment overâ€" shadowed many a comfortable home and this Xmas morning finds thousâ€" ands of homes with gloom cast over them on account of so many ef our brave young boys who so faithfully stood and faced the battles which are raging at the present time till they fell and died a bhero‘s death. and pains be wonders what a chang© one year made on his activity. Now Ims steps are feevle when a few years ago he could walk with ease but now be finds it a difficult task to walk from h s bed to his clair, We go back again and look at the little babe which lay in its cradle one year ago only a few months old. This Xmas its ranning from one place to another through the house and is the pride of father and motber, _ So in draw ng a comparison from the litcle babs of a year ago and the aged perâ€" son so thke babe grew strong and ac.â€" tive and ruuning abou, while the old and iofirm pilgrim went as fast down the grade of life as did the babe the upgrade. The story of the Professor who overheard pedestrians on the other side of the street will be remembered when they made the remark "there goes old professor so and so on the other side." The old professor neyer thought that he was getting old ull he oyerbeard the remark from the other side of the street. _ Bo a great number of the aged do not like to be called old. _ Those youngsters that look at the aged with disrespect, may be sometime before the closing ot the century th mselves called old Jonathan or Isauc by those yet unborn. The closing of the year brings to the memory of the aged pilgrim the many Christmasses and New Years he saw since he came to this cold world and now as he is drawing fast to the close of his sarthly journey he will be apt to give expression to the true words that he was once young and now old but never forsaken ana now as he stands trembling with aches This is Xmas night 1916 and as we write our thoughts fly backward to the manner Xmas was spaent some 50 or 60 yeare ago,. _ The horny oxen was considered a good team with the conveyance being a large homemade sleigh and would be loaded with a large family going to spend Xmas with some friends at a distance, On arriving after going zig zag through » bush road they were cheerfully en. tortaiaed by their fmends who had all the good things of that far away age in readiness to appease the hunâ€" gry travellers who came for miles to partake of the strong and nourishing food which in general consisted of a large por of the old fashioned "cup potatoes‘‘ and a big pile of bannocks made on the old fashioned frying pan held to the coals in tha old fireplace to what was called a "panboy," gome will remember what sort of a boy the panboy was, It was an invention made wich nicks in it some 4 ft bigh to put the handle of the frying pan on to suit the cook so as not to let the contents butn too fast. 1t Dr‘s Lane or McLean were orâ€" dained physicians in Priceville some 60 years ago, starvation would stare them in the face for nabody was getâ€" iung sick unless some thirsty fellow took too much of the contents of the cup . The Sunjay School auniversary held in the Presbyterian church on 21at Dec. was quite a suecess as alâ€" ways. _ The ladies are never behind in doing their share of the program by providing good eatables. We ex. pect tae Priceville corr, will be givâ€" ing a good account of the proce=dâ€" imngs so we will only give a short aynâ€" opsis of the program which consiet~d of dialogues and recitation, singing by Dromore choir with Wm Ramage as leader, a grand address by KHev M» Conu of Markdale on his experience of[ the recent fires up in New Ontario. Rev Mr Matheson was chairman and the proceeds amounted to $58. * Rev. Mr Matheson will be qway at Caledon neszt Sunday preaching anâ€" niversary services for his old congre. gation there. _ Rev Mr. Stevenson, formerly of Bhelburne will take Mr. Matheson‘s place on Bunday, Pte Heotor McDonald of the 19§th Buffs spent a few days ag his old bome, & L, Glenelg and will be going back on Wednesday, 27b inst, Miss I4ia McCuaig who spent the last two or three years in the west came bome a few days ago and will remain at home now for Â¥ome time. PRICEVILLE AND LIMITS VICINITY w4 ~ While catting wood at Mr R Waâ€" son‘s with the cirecalar saw. _ Mr Joa Watson aud others were pasting a heavy stick on table and in some manvner Joe fell on the saw, but luckily ons of the men grabbed him or he would have lost anarm. The saw did put an ugly gash in his arm. Dr Lane pat fifteen stitches in it Wishing the editors and the many readers of the Review a happy and prosperous New Year or bliandna mhaith ur doibb. Mr G Campbeli is home from Tor onto Business College. Nomi ation day was a quiet da« in Proton. only one change in th« eouncil Mr S Robinson taking AirS Cornetis plase, acclamation for others. placed on the bailots for next Monday. Mr Wmm Campbell of Valean, Alta, returned from the West Friday. _MrStanley Williams returned trom the West. Mr and Mrs A Wilson of Lumsden SBask are visiting the formers parents Mrand Mrs N Wilson. Mrs J Porter is able co bo around again. Miss Maggie Aldcorn returned trom Torosto and â€" MissJean from Riverview school. The Box Social held in the hail here was a suceess. A large crowd being preseut and the boxes going at a good price. Miss Nellie, Maggie, Florence and Aunie Fergason are home from Torâ€" Miss Hazel Fergason returned from the city. She is accompanied home by Miss Edna Sackett of Toronto. Miss Marion Koox came home trom Barrie on Tuesday. Miss L N:irgart, teacher here, left Saturday for her home in Hanover. Mr R Knox and Miss Maggie are visiting at Guelph this week. Mr D MsCormick Sr is slowly im proving. Sleighing is good but walking is better. Mr W L Dixon of Chesley is home for the vacation. Mr and Mrs Harry Falconer and children of Kitchener speuat Xmas a Mr Edward Harrison‘s. Miss Jalia McKinnon who spent the last few months in Toronto came bome a few days ago and will remain at bome for some time. _ â€" Angus McDonald is still poorly and is laid up at bis brotherâ€"inâ€"law‘s, Mr John Calder of Egremont. Mr and Mrs Wm MeMardo of Mon* tana are yisitors at Mr H Wilsons. Mr H Wrigbt and D Johnson are home from Swift Carrent. Mrs Christie and Miss Eohel c Port Elgin are yvisiting as Mr J Hil}s Mr Bert DeVolder who was opera«â€" ted on last Tuesday for appendicitis, is improving nicely. Mr Jobn McQuarrie who bad bis leg broken some time ago 18 getting on fairly well, also his danghter, Mrs. Konold. A eocial in connection with the Bunday School was held in Ebenezer on Friday evening, Dec. 15, when a short prograin was given followed by lunch and the prizes given to the 8. 8. children, Married, on Wednesday Dec, 20, a: the pargonage Priceviile, by Rev, T. N. Bowes, Miss Flossis Hooper to Mr Hardy Harrison, Congratulations Misses Minnic and Susie Halpenny of Toronto are home for Christmas. Mr Thos Hymers of Listowe is visiting friends here. on t neftes uit on es ‘?“vgu.-i,rs:?t% Born, on Thursday, Dec. 14th, to Mr and Mrs Jas Ford, a daughter. The Christmas Tree on Friday|; Ihese latms will be sold togeice: uig hs held by the Zion Sunday Schuol | or separately. _ Must be sold at one was very successful. A large crowd | > wt_nd up au estate, . Apply 0o: attending. The programme consist.| Premises or to ¢ ing of dialogues, recitations etc. Rcv‘ J. M Findlay, Dromore Mr Moyer in the chair. i ecitations Executor,. were given by,â€"â€"Ceeil Paylor, Marâ€"| ~~~~~_~ Oc aunmnuuily 000000 garet Greenwood â€"Paylor, jE Cook, Ties Wanted. Kasharine Firth, Essie Firth, Wil+| Six inch cedar ties 8 feet long, fo: bert Greenwood, Katie Firth, C|which I will pay 40ceach; tamarack Greenwood. The dialogues werefine | 38¢. delivered at Durham Grand Trunk the one by the sehool was real good, | S!*! ior;.' All subject to Grand Trunk It was ‘entitied "The backward |‘28P°°to9. } t F sehool." Ths drill by the school| J. N Murpock, Durham chiildren was excellent. Miss Edna| ;. _.,_ on es MeClocklin gave a reading on ‘How| _ Residence Property for Sale to cvok a husband," The sougs by | That splendid resideuce propetty i the sehool children were imuch enâ€" Uppor Town, belonging 10 the 11 joyed and Mr W R Wallace has the : Mrs Wilson, will be sold on reasonabl credit for that. Procgeeds for the ov.| torras. C mtains threeâ€"fourths of ar eniog amounted to over $26 00 more, moge or less. â€" Comfortable resiâ€" & { denes, 7 rooms, h«rd «nd sofo water The nominations on Friday lo.ves Goo#d bearing orchard «and garden, Arch McCuaarg tor reeve agaist, Fine situation. _ Apply on the premâ€" Reeve Nichol and Maleom Black and |\s">%, 0t 19 the Exâ€"cutors, Thow» tha ho (hunnailina whnians fisos aÂ¥scs cA R:ichie and Dunican Samhe We wish the Editor and staff a Happy New Year and many good wisues for the coming year. The nowminations on Friday lo.ves Arch McCuaarg tor reeve agam st Reeve Nichol and Malcom Biack and the old Council nominated. An elecâ€" tion for sure. Mr Ch«ariie McGidivray got home Sll nighl. The weather keeps cool. Christâ€" mas dav was line avd sun shining. The sale of Farm stock and Impleâ€" ments also housshold goods of Alian CGampbell were sold by Anctioneer McPhail at high prices. One mare sold at a good price, bat the horse was kept by Mr Campbeli, MrBandy McArtbhur came on Friday night ftrom Alberta. Mr McGionis and Mr at Jas MoGillivray; Br. Mr McGionis and Mr Catto visited SWINTON PARK BEAVER CREEK GLENMoNT d influence are those who are bome NO 10. GLENELG & EG‘T. Total no. of marks 320 8r IVâ€"Arch McCuaig 172. JrIVâ€" John Alex McCuasig 277, Allie MeEachâ€" ern 269. Allan MeIonis 260, Karl Mcâ€" Leod 243, Flora McDougall 217, Esther Mclonis 164. â€" l â€"Anua Shortreed 256 J MeDermid 248. J McDougal! 225 J Shortreed 191, Ei+ McE«chern 166 8; ITâ€"J Kiton MeLean 277, Kâ€"tb‘*%en McLean 267, Annie Mcheod 240 Marâ€" garet McDougall 241. _ Jr IIâ€"He«ector McEachern 231. _ Sr (â€"Pearl MeCuaiq 2601, John McDougall 215 Primerâ€" Gordon MceEachern 223, Nel MeKinâ€" non (not coming in winter.) Miss Mary Sturrock and the Missâ€" es Ferguson are visiting at their reâ€" spective homes during the holiday. We wish to the Review, its staff and readers a very happy: New Year. _ Mr and Mrs Jos Clark and Mrs Wmm Sceott are visiting relatiyes in Port Hope. Mr and Mrs Jno. Scott are bolidayâ€" ing in the eity. Mr and Mrs Angus Ferguson and Miss Marjory, Pense, Sask are visiâ€" tors at Mr. Geo Russel‘s. Mesers Geo and Jas, Troup, Pense, Sask, are visitors at Geo, Sturrock‘s. Mr. Jno. Morrison is holidaying with Maxwell friends. Rev. E O. and Mrs Forde went to the city Monday a. m. Mr. Geo. Bmith, Toronto, i« holi daying at bis home. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Bmith and Mrs. P, Fettes attended the silver wedding of Mr and Mrs. Jas. Wilton, Varney. Mr. E. E. Hockridge‘s store will be closed New Year‘s eyening. Registered Shorthorn Lots 19 and part of twenty on Con 4, 8 D R, Glenelg, containing 109 acres, (On the premises there is a good trame harn, 60 x 36, also a good dwelling house. â€" There is about 75 acres of firs! class land cleared, the balance is part ly bush and pasture land. As th, proptietor is in failing bealth, the proâ€" perty will be sold at a reasonable price to a quick purchaser, _ Apply to Augus McDonald, Peoprie», or to Priceville 20 John Calder, lot 21, con 25, Egremon: Priceville P 0. We extend to Mr. and Mre Jno. Ferris our sympathy in the death of their infant son last Thursday. Pte A. H, Burnet. Hamilion, was bhome over Xmas huliday. From 12 to 14 monh«, one roan «ana t wo reds, from good aniking dams «no got by Proud Rumsden, a falt »ro her io the champion Shorthorn heifer of Canada. T.J Morriso®, _ Vre G, H, Parslow is visiting her father, Mr McCormick, who is quite ill. Mr Will Riddell visrred last week with relatiyes in Preston. The Win. Groat farm for sale, lot: 7 and 8, Con, 12, Egremont, Contains 200 acres Good land, good bnilding Bink barn 55 x 67, Hen bous« 12 x 40 gocd frame house, 2 good wotb wit! mills attached. _ wood reason for s: ling, Propriâ€"tor going west, Poâ€" + sion given March 1« 1917 _ 1bis is â€" good farm and will be sold cheâ€"p, 24 miles from Holstein. _ For secus ~« conditions apply to Very little was the stir oyer nomâ€" ination here on Friday, acclamaton being the cause. In Proton township, 1 mile from Swinton Park, convenient to church store and school, being lot 3, con 16 10o acres.â€"~90 cleared, 10 hardwood bush. _ This is one of the best farm in the township and is we‘l fense: and in good state of cnltivatio: Comfortable house frame bern with L all on stone foundation, and gooc stabling and spring well. Also lot 3 on 17, well fenced and in good cuwiâ€" tivation, comfortable dwelling hou»e and frame barn and spring well. These farms will be sold togethke or separately. _ Must be sold at one to wind up au estate, . Apply o premises or to > Six inch cedar tiee 8 feet long, fo: which I will pay 40c each ; tamarack 38¢, delivered at Darham Grand Trunk station. _ All subject to Grand Trunk inspection, C ue is at once for DURBAM and Oistri« for "Canada‘s Greatest Nurgeries" Spring 1917 Planting List now ready Splendida ~iist of Hardy Canadian Grown Fruit «nd Ornament(al Btock including Mclotosh R+d Apple, 8t R« gis everbearing Raspherry, and many other leaders. New illustrated catalogue on appli cation, Start now at best selling tim Liberal Proposition, â€" The Fonthiil Nurseries Established 1837, Toronto, Ont REPRESENTATIVE WANTED A Good Farm for Sale Mary I moeDoxaup teach Farms for Sale. School Reports Farm for Sale. Btoxg & WreruiscTo®, R H. Fortune, Ayto«. R R. No 1, Darham ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Bulls for Sale It helps strengthen the lungs and throatâ€"adds energy to the bloodâ€"and gives the system the force to help resist disease. OF PUREST COD LIVER C:lL usually stops a stubborn cough or chest eold when ordinary specifics fail. It is bound to increase in valu»~. Men in a position to jadge say th» u~ farmer living f,o-dl.y will _ eve «cain see cheap beef. _ This cert=n‘y means an early increase io the seliing price of farm lands, I have for sats ; 100 acres near Dromore, convenient +0 school. _ Splendidly improved, only gmuo down, balance at 5 percent, riee $2500, 100 acres can 18. Egremont, well pre served J%)O or wWith another 50 +cres, + 200 mcres Egremont, near Holstem. One of the very best farms in the Township. Will soon be picked up it very low price quoted, 10 mcres Bentinckâ€"the John Claurk (arm, con 8, W G R. Cheaper than eyer offered before, IM acres Bentinck, lot 51 con 2, W . G, R., near Durham. Good farm, cheap. You connot afford to BUY or SELL to BORROW or LEND withour tics=t ~"1Dg H H. MlLLER. Hanover Buy Farm Surgeonâ€"General Roberts, oMcer commanding the University of Toâ€" ronto Base Hospital, bas written the following letter to Dr. C. K. Clarke, Dean of the Varsity Medical Faculty: Varsity Base Unit Will Become a Hut ‘"‘There is one bright aspect to the present conditions and that is this: the authorities have decided to make this a hut hospital, The Engineerâ€" ing Department has surveyed the grounds for the huis and are sending a working party out to put in the permanent foundation immediately; ihe buts themselves are being shipâ€" ped bere in sections, and I underâ€" stand are due to arrive at any time, The Director of Works promised me two days ago, that be could have all the buildings erected within one month after the arrival of the paris, but I think that this is a promise which it vill o pretty difficult for him to realize if I can jJudge from the speed with which a good many of their other enterprises are carried out,. _ However, if they will put up the ones most immediately needed, according to our direction, we can worry along then without bolding them to the time limit of a month, This state of affairs will be a groat hboon to all of us, and will make life worth living, especially for my nursâ€" ing sisters. Elt <t $ Use SCOTTS /. Refuse Substit‘ss "As soon as I knew that I could look after the nurses I asked the general to send them along. Sixâ€" teen of them arrived about ten days ago, and the remainder on Tuesday last. They are in excellent health, with the exception of one or two who are bad sailors, and show the effects of a rough passage which they bad from Malta, They at once went on duty in the wards, and, believe ms, it was a joy to have them. The men are all right in their place, but I am firmly convinced that their place is not in the wards looking after sick men, _ No one can do that like the nurses. We have them bhoused in big Indian pattern tents with double walls, each of which accommodates four very nicely, and they all seem to be very comfortable and contented. Everyone is pitching into the work 2s though their lives depended upon it, and they are certainly looking after all the men who come in in a way that I am sure would compare favorâ€" ably with your standard in the T. G. H. At any rate we are doing everyâ€" thing under the sun that we can for everyone who comes in, and trying to send them out better if possible, and, if not happy, contented and satâ€" isfied that we have done everything that lies in our power for them. o "Our greatest need at the present time is an adequate water supply, At present everything is delivered in waterâ€"carts and bhas to be hauled from a well about three miles away. This means that the supply is always limited and sometimes we are decidâ€" edly short. We are chlorinating and boiling all that we use and, believe me, I do not know what the real taste of food is now. Everything is permeated with the flavor of chlorine, some days much worse than others, but it is surprising what you can goet Businese will be ready for y as soun as you are ready for in iness, Winter Term opens Jan Call or write for information. Mt. Forest Business Collegse D, A. McLachlan, Pres. L A. Fleming, Prin Could vyou B! the bill? If n *by n t, when a course of bu * training will epable you 1o so P Many «snch opportuniti ire going unfilled for the Jack jrotificd people to iD the w HY NOT PREPARK NOW Bookkeeper and ®t«mographer, on« quick and accurate at figures. com peten: to handle double entry books Undâ€"rwood operator preferred. Ap ply in own handwritinz, statin: qualifications and salary expected Address, Mr Business Man., DOINXG GREAT WORK. Scott & Bowne, Toronto, Ont Property Now WANTED. you hare to," Orrrc®e 25 a{terngons Houre: 7â€"8 Evenings 3 & i:~ PTON.WH.P. s M HON*. GRADUVUATE * Torono. Univer=. .. graduave of Roval College of Denia‘ = ingson» of Ont=~*~ Ruoomes Over J a 0 AJINTKRS N.o> Krope Offics lapristec. Sotleitor in saprem vourt Nuoury cublic Cormmiss.oner loney . w 1.0%M4. â€" ,ffice or Lamnron 8t., ~npposite DRS. JAMIFSON & JAMIESON The schoo. .« thoroughly #qwpped uwe.ch:: ability, mm enemical aug @160thcas suppiles dttings, wo., cor full Juaior Leavibg ano Matricâ€" glation wor« _ The following compâ€"tens staf W.s. En«ERING D.b >., 1LDS wre in CMWIsc : â€" Phe rec @atveriin: cwlloid . wikd p04 PHO8 A L AN, Prlnui}‘ul. 1st Class Cortihomte, Also corti igate in Physical Uulture, 8Wbâ€" jecus , s >a¢s, Matuemaucs au4 spelling. MissJ. WE s 3. A, of Qasous Uaivers savjects ; saum, Aci, Lisoraturs nuw:{ tipa, deamat, Geography, Aucieat History MJS$ N. Cay vCAMAN, B. A., Toronto Uniy €Fsioy, &so Cortiflcase in Physical «ilture subjects ; mf. Grammar, French, British & Janadiaa History, Compositioa, Writing. MiSS \ €Is: @ib ul J 3. it ,‘3HAIL- hP ab 1. .o 3 H J:i is .\00" Picinr tuton aing oi «wlhed . l v*®I<RT AKER and H ©BLD The unaâ€"reigned begs to 1.nounte ro residen‘s of Durham ana sa â€"rougdâ€"> ag counisy, tha he bas is Piani Mill and t=ctory fully equippea ud.g SASH. DOORS. Aiso Bolv Agent aod bealer for Dure ham and vicimity of the DURAHAX,. PA For interior of buildingsâ€"better and sheaper thas lath and ptaster, Easy to aandle Un.â€" wich a «aw Rasy put 0t Cannot Lall off gaves fuo No dirt or muse C«!) and see for yoursef C shingles and Lath a.ways on bhand ar right prices. Custam® Sawing promptly attended to dine f ) use in conducting businese, â€" Actual practic» is given in required duties. Specias coursere for Eonu Indies who wish t> qualify for office poâ€" sitions auring the war, Winter cerm beginse ftn. 2ud but esudents may enter any time, Gre nto IUniversity, ;'Ok‘m( \m:l.)'T‘ATl tm&u“‘ M areole duate Ro Oohies DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL For 35 years ‘"AA\ Mr 0t ZENUS CLARK HAM. â€"â€" onTta®to NEW FIBRE BOARD 1 d be 4 ndents should enter ai the h* me torm if possible. Board can be . roasousble rales, . Durkam is « heaithy aotipe cowil, dDwxing :i a most cosirable Exc:pil Sundays alts “7 pot + 'p Stablea mh=a ming a Speciality. c | raming, Shortest Notice owEN SsSOUND Limited 0. A. FLEMING, Principal GrANT 0. 0.5., . o. 5%. Staff ana Equipment A. BECLL a Â¥ EY ANCER DURKAM IING MILLS )00RS, and a}! kinds oUSE FITTINGS 1 the school in past years 48 & The trustees are progressive «du+ s PMTE Do piLLs to see Lial Leachere v every advaDuage for cue prop@r »d eoguisition ol Kuo= ledge. KEB, @r mullh 1D au vRDOE, ~ PBELPOL O ue of Oathoille Rore «ck and white Cap va people. nunication betwoen Ofhice and wloene a all nours e Artuagements for sales ist be nude as the Review 4" coâ€"respandence «1dres take ordere tos 1 nes a teienbone in his ®e McPAAIL, Ceylon to€C RANAGE, Durham 650 PDvmOLARE Ao Onusrto ablue, Coumins caer FFICo. HOUR® rlon P.Q., will «_ promptly rms on «ppiication . to Ageni, Monuney mage lacenses Dus‘ueSS iPmi cond wouse souta ol Registry lde or Alvers st J. _ Teltord‘s oftice, nearly weliry store nd appo Trilee, pp ueer for No (FDiroctor tron. Middaugh Ok, 4. F. GRANT, nsm ® LOABM P Wls c lfl mss who