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> / â€"â€" SCOITS EMULSION Being lot 17, Con 4, N. D. Road (i:enelg, containing 50 acres more or less. â€"Frame barn, 12 acres busbh. the rest nearly all seeded dowo. _ Water inning both front and back. Convenâ€" at to Chureh and School. For furthâ€" er particulars apply to Get the Genuine SCOTT‘$ Une 11 h. p. traction engine, Waterâ€" i0; one 36¢48 separator, windstacker, last collector, complete, Waterloc; one Masseyâ€" Harris Blizzird corn cutter; ne wagon and tank, nearly new., Evâ€" »:ything in good order. _ Apply to R. 1. McGillivray, K. R. No. 2 Priceville. Durham â€" Markets. Don‘t Have Catarth List has been carsfally rev ised. Jous McAvurre ) Water St. South, Kitchener, Ont The results of this Scott‘s Emulsion treatment will surprise those who have used irritating snuffs and vapors. tive membranes with its pure vilâ€"food properties. j after each meal to enrich your _blood and‘ help be.ltl'u sensiâ€" ud od 3e . One efficient way to remove nasal catarrh is to treat itscause whicih in moglcam.w Via OWEN SOUND STEAMSHIP MANITOBA Steamship Service eaves Owan Sound at midâ€" Lake Mazinaw _ night each Thursday (conâ€" French and necting train leaves Toronto Pickerel Rivors .25 p.m.) for Sault Ste. Rideau Lakes A . > \1 ‘llrllié;nf ort Arthur and Ft. Severn River Service via Port McNicoll are delightful resorts ar mmences June . easily reached via C. P. Leave Toronto 6.40 p. m. daily via "The Pioneer Route." For WINNIPEG & VANCOUVER THE Down Town We do not guarantee prosant prices for very long as many lines are%ot now procurable, others are costu():’%::csl much as presont ratail prices and still going higher. dJ Kid is wholesaling at ovar $3 per Ib ; sole stock 50c to 90c So where will kid shoss be this Spring? _ We have somle good shoes at present prices, also rubbers &c., good valâ€" ues in Hosiery. * Headquarters for Trunks, Valises, Suitcases, also Mitts, Gauntlets and Gloves. Repairing as usual The sooner you purchase your Spring Shoés the more money you save. Some are doing so. Farm for Sale or Rent. Shoe Prices Still Advancing We wish to announce Our New Spring Models ire now ready for your inspection. You are welcome any day to come and see our display. All Orders attended to Promptly Children‘s Hats a Specialty Great Lakes PRICEVILLE 4&.®_2 wWwHY NOT YOU ? Particulars from Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents, or W. B. HOWARD, District Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. FOR SALE JUNE 14, 1917 MILLINERY The system needs MISSES TRUAX Shoe Store J. S. McILRAITH 14 60 31 to _ 31 33 to 33 625 to 6 75 There are quite a number of young colts this spring and generally good luokis rap»cta d. Washing sheep was in order for a couple of daya the latter part of the week and those going into the water says it was awful cold although the gun was hot on Saturday last. The new lospector Mr Proston, visited Top Cliff school : over a week ago and gave the teacher, Miss Black, an excellent report. Mrs. McCormick who spent a week or more visiting ber daughters Mrs. McPbail and Mrs, McEacthern, left for home in Bentinck again on Saturâ€" day last. The Rev. Mr. Mathsson preached a fine sermon last Bunday from Luke 21s: chap. and verse 30. _ Mr. Mathâ€" eson is always endeavouring to do his duty in presenting to his hearer‘s the necessity of always attending to the duties reqnired to meet the grand messenger. The (ilenelg Council acted as a Court ot Revision on Friday the 8th June at the Town Hall. _ Reeve Moâ€" Cuaig will likely be going to County Council next week to Owen Sound. Miss Charlotte McDonald, ourse, is attending to Donald Baxter north of Priceyille, who is seriously ill at preâ€" sent. We beard 3 doctors bad a consgultation on him lately. Mr. and Mrso. Wm. Mather and little ones spent a day visitingy Mrs, Mather‘s family on Lambton street, Mr. and Mrg. Arch, Park, on Mr, Mcâ€" Cannel‘s place, i% i¢ Said that to have no nownâ€"i; good news so this week we cannot colâ€" lk.'cn:i much in the shape of news of any 100. Mr. Smith of Durham was out this way on Saturday last, canvassing for the sale of more Ford cars, The Bmith Bros. have sold a number of cars in this direction and bave the prospects of se‘ling more after a while. The weatherâ€"bas taken a decided change and now we have it generally Warmer and good growing weather. We have bad lots of rain during the past week which suits high land fine, but too muc‘s on low ground, Mr, Tom Hempill of Kleinburg paid Point au Baril Muskoka Lakes Kawartha Lakes Lake Mazinaw French and Pickerel Rivers Rideau Lakes Severn River are delightful resorts and easily reached via C. P. R. Plan your Vacation Trip Now It 1e said that to PRICEVILLE AND LimiTs Tbe RC S O concert Friday eve was a deciied success. < The weather was not very promisiog but a good crowd turned out to nry the young people tor their untiriog efforts. Prcoseds stthe door $46.50. From sale of ise cream and hcme made Misses Peg and Nellie Farguson and:Minnis McArthur spent Sunday at Mrs Alex McECachorn‘s Mr and Mrs Geo Gilkes were in the city over the week end, the former atteuding Chosen Friends Council returning Monday. Miss Anosie Sturrock, Toronto, is holidaying at her bome here. ‘ We heard Mr. Aldcorn sold his fine drivers to John Livingstone. John is renning an extensive business which will require a number of teams. Mre Peter O‘Neil is at present visitâ€" ing her sister Miss Doyle of Paris who is seriously ill. Mr W H Arrowsmith, our popular merchant hbere, is not hbaving the best of hbealth this spring. Ms Arrowsmith was kicked by a young borse last fall and we regret has not tally recovered from the effects. Miss Mary Schmidt attended the Woods â€"Campbell wedding las: The Red Cross as usual will bave their regular meetings this week in the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Graham and brother Noil Mcâ€" ITunis and niece spent a day or two in Toronto last week. Miss mamie Danbar of Toronto is visiting at her home here. With pleasure Mrs Arehie Beaton looks forward to the pressnt week when her mother and aunt Mrs Jce and Robert Boak ot Schomberg will arriye on a two weeks visit with her. Fine summer waather is at last onrs. Nature is in her beauty everyâ€" where. Two of the {prosperous farmers of Glenelg, died last week, Mr. P. Thibâ€" adeau near Markdale, and Mr. Samuel Baing at Towusend Lake, con, 12, Glenelg. _ Mr. Bains had 400 acres and Mr. Thibadeau 200 of fine land, Both died at the age of 43 years, so death has no regard to the possession ;)wned by those he takes away suddenâ€" y. Donald MceDougall had a mare killâ€" ed by lightning during the thunder storm of Thursday evening of last week, Mrs Pat Fogarty hbas accompanied her sister Mrs Wilson back to Toronto and will spend two weeks visiting among her many friends of that city. Mr Herb acd George Allan are each improving their baildings, with the assistance of a score or more of their neighbors they had buildings jacked tothe reqrired beight. Their ubject is to have stone walls and stabling erected anderneath. Mr Ben Sharpe of Durbam is doing the superintending, Y our favourite disb, as you like it. may be enjoyed at reasonable cost. amidst ideal surroundings, while traâ€" velling on the Canadian Pacific. It is said that it is hard to get bands for haying and haryesting, as there are so many of many of our voung boys away to the war and its doubtful but more of them will have to put on the soldier‘s garments, if concrigtion passes this Monday. So those that are getting on the decline must be like the eagle,â€"get their age and streugth renewed by working in the hay and harvest fields if necessary. Quite a number of men over the sllosâ€" ed age put in their crop chis apring. A goodly number of the members of St John‘s church met and spent a busy dayimproving and beau:ilying their cemetery. St John‘s is a real nice cemetery and the people are to be commended for their ambition and respect shown the resting place of their dead. Mr Jobn O‘Neil left for Paris on Saturday last. Mr and Mrs Chas McClocklin visitâ€" ed oneday of late with Flesherton friends Miss Cassie Dunbar with ber two little nieces Georgina and Margaret Eddy leaves Thorsday of this week on a month‘s visit to Montreal and O.tawa visiting the children‘s grandâ€" mother Mrs Eddy and uncle‘s and aunt‘s. y his friend, Arch McDonald, a yisit one day lastâ€"week remaining one night, Mr. Hempill is oae of the progreseiye farmers of the township of Vaughan, Protably nothing helps more to make a railway journey reaily enjoyâ€" able than a visit to the * Dining Car," egpecially if it be a Canadian Pacific Dining Car, where the passenger is assured of the highest form of effiâ€" ciency in the culinary art, the choicest provisions that the market affords prepared on the ecientific principle known at * Dietectic Blending." Mr Sandy MeDonald delivered a fine team of hborses in Darham last Saturday, Mr Heffernan ot Gae.pb being the buyer. Attractive Dining Car Service VICINITY GLENELG CENTRE HOPEVILLE Great Lakes Service via _Owen Sound in now in operation, Steamâ€" ship ‘"Manitoba" leaving Owen Sound at midnight each Thur.day for Sault Ste. Marie, Port Arthur and Fort William. Fuall particolars frim any C. P, R. Agenot or W, B. Howard, District Passenger Agent, To:onto, Ont. 4 NCRTABOUND â€" Leave Toronto 2,00 p. m. arrige at Port McNicoll 5. 15 p. m,. each Wedne:day and Saturday conpecting with the palatial C. P. R, Great Loke Steamsbips leayiog Port MeNico‘l on above days at 5 45 p m. for Sault Sto, Mario, Port arthur and Fort Wi‘tiam. sOUTHBOUADâ€"Lase Port Mcâ€" Nicoll Modays, and Fridays 8.50 a. m., arriving Toronto 11.4%a. m. NO.3, BENTINCK, Sr4th.â€"J. Mather, H, Johnston, J. Milligan, Jr4th.â€"R. Livingston, W. Grierson, R. Bailey: Sr 3rd.â€"A. Mcâ€" Ronald, J. Park,. A Corbett. Jr 8rd,â€" G. Reay, H. Milligan, M. Mightor. Sr 2nd.â€"D. Mather, E. Wise, M. Reay, Jr 20d.â€"W, Park, J, McRonald, W. McCalloch, Sr 1st,â€"W. Alexander, W, CharIton. Jr 1st.â€"G. McCalloch, R. Reay, W. Uharliton. _ Pr.â€"N. Mervyn and M. Charlton, equal, Ells Reiy.:::*>._;=2 . u0.4 »tags NO. 11, BENTINCK ‘ IVâ€"H. Mountain, C. Ritchie, M Lawâ€" rence. â€" III Srâ€"G. Ritchie, M. Alexander, M. Langrill, P. Noble, A. Armstrong, A. Knisley. III Jrâ€"I. Armstrong, W. Grierâ€" son, S. Sharpe, H. Lawrence. IIâ€"F Hopâ€" kins. II Jrâ€"L Sharpe, L. Armstrong, A Noble. Primer Bâ€"G Armstrong. _ Pr. A â€"K. Dunsmoor, M. Hopkins, E. Webber, A. Lawrence, N. Ritchie, J. Dunsmoor. Primerâ€"M. Armstrong, A. Picken. Exâ€" cellent conductâ€"A Armstrong, M Alexanâ€" derf} G Ritchie, L Sharpe, L Armstrong, 1. Armstrong, K. Dunsmoor. Goodâ€"M. Lawrence, P Noble, M Langrill, G. Armâ€" strong. Standing of Spelling Contest : For March : St â€"G Ritchie; Jrâ€"G Armâ€" strong. â€" For April : Srâ€"â€"G Ritchie ; Jrâ€" G. Armstrong and L. Armstrong. _ For May : Srâ€"P. Noble, G. Ritchie and M. Alexander, eq. Jrâ€"G Armstrong. N. Burns, teacher The Christian Alliance will hold their annual convention beginning Tharsday, June 21 until Sunday the 24th. _ Rev Wm Christie of China will be here. Don‘t fail to hear him. Mrs W J Ritchie is bhaving a Red Cross bee this week, It is some time since we have had any. owing to the busy season. Mr and Mrs Arthar Lee visited her gl’rentl Mr and Mrs Geo Ritchie on anday. We are glad to see Arthur out so soon again. Quite a number from here purpose takinpg in the Garden Party at Mcâ€" Crackeus on Friday evening. We are glad to see Miss Emma Dingwall ont again beinog very i1 Friday eve and anable to iake he part in the drill, Mi:s Mary Siarrock substitated. The Young Peoples Society of Cedaryville will conduct the service in Esplin at 8 o‘clock Sunday eye, June 17. MrsSpanier and two children from Toronto are spending the summer months at A J Greenwood‘s. Miss Edith Edgeis home after atâ€" tending Strattord Normal. We congratulate MrEdgar Ritchie of Sask who was recently married to Miss Bessie Weir. Edgar was one of our Edge Hill boys. The Canadian Pacific Railway wil‘, commencing Saturday, June 21d, operate Great Lakes Stecamship Exâ€" press traing between Toronto and Port McNicollon the following schedule, with firstâ€"clues coach and parlor cars rubning through without local stops. candy $15.5). Total $62 The comâ€" mitteoe wish to thank allâ€"who> assistâ€" Our beet ring commences again this week, getting it on Thursday morning _ MrJames Heslipis putting in the first beet. Miss Emma Edwards spent over Saturday eye with her sister Mrs Thos Greenwood. May School Reports Mr G Irvine, Toronto, was a visitor at the manse last week. M. and Mrs Jaks Schmidt and Master Lorne spent Sunday with the former‘s sister Mrs Myers, Dromore. Great Lakes Steamship Service Homeseekers‘ Excursions to Westâ€" ern Canada at low fares via Canadian Pacific each Tuesday until October 30th, melusive. Particulars from any Canadian Pacific Agent or W. B. Howard, District Passenger Agen‘, Toronto, Ont. â€"The Alberta elections last week resulted in a victory for the Sifton government. Ail the Ministers were reâ€"elected and there is about the same big Liberal msjority as in the last House. Eimonton returned three Conservatives. One woman was elecâ€" ted. . A Change For Those Going West â€"Ouly business reasons will now furnish excuse for obtaining permits for eligible men to cross the border into the United States, _ Require to be good ones to. Mabel 8. Kirktowno, Teacher. EDGE HILL TE DURHAM REVIEW Yet in this school of suffering there are lessons to be learned. Our thoughts take on a more heroic mould, they are turned away from self, and sympathetlc consideration for the good of others is forced upon us. In the midst of it all we are comforted for we haye the assurance " Weeping may endure for a night but joy cometh in the morning." It seems a hard fate that the Jubilee period of our Dominion, which in peace times would be a time of celeâ€" brations and rejoicing, should arrive when all thoughts are turned to war and its‘hideous;results, when thousands in our Dominion are mourning for loved ones maimed for life or that will never returp. On the 1st of July 1867 this Dowminâ€" ion cameofticially into leiig. There had been bitter political straggles for years before, Party feeling, bitter enough in our own day sometimes, r.n much higher then. So bitter and unâ€" bending was it that a " deadlock " occurred, and then was witnessed that blending of the partiesicalled ‘coaliticu‘ that brought about union of feeling and the adoption of the Federal prinâ€" ciple as seen in our Dominion. Jubilee Year of the Dominion May we hope that the sons of the fathers of those days may, in an even greater crisis, be imbued with the exâ€" ample of 50 years ago, and prove to the world once more that in Union there is Strengthb, and start Canada off on her second 50 years with the cousciousness of a great and harmonâ€" 10us future, Bo while wishing all good things for the Dominion on the coming Jubilee Day, we will celebrate by renewed harmonious effort for nutional unity for more generous interest in Patriotic and Red Cross fuude, including help to the suffering people of Bealgium and to our own prisoners of war. ~ 1867 â€".=â€"â€"~1917 50 Years of Confederation It is a time of thankfulness for 50, years of material progress ; but also a time of heart searching, of selfâ€"sacriâ€" flce and of prayer that the God of Righteousness would giye to the Allies such victories as would establish perâ€" manently the reign of righteousness among men. The dates for ihe Western Faw, Lonâ€" don, Ont., are September 7ch to 15th this year. Several thousand Prize Lists, Maps, Hangers and other adverâ€" tising material will be mailed from the General Offices, Dominion Savings Building, in a few days, Any person not receiving a Prize List should drop a line to the Secretary asking for one and also stating the kind of entry form required, If space should be required in any of the buildings for an exhibit it should ba applied for at once in order that suitable arrangements may be made early, The program of attractions will be of a very high order and will be fully announced laâ€" ter. _ All information regariding any department "of the Exbibition will be giyen promptly given on application to the Secretary, A. M. Hunt, Dominâ€" ion Savings Building, London, Ont. The t;nde;oi:aeril, iofler; for sale, ‘loo acres of land, oining the corporation on Durbam Road. A‘loo 25 atres, on Lambton St., Ourham, with baildings Also a new brick house on S1:ddier St, Durham, with all modern improveâ€" m.'lt‘: Â¥cCo Proprietot, os, UcCons, C Box 27. Durhaw, Homeseekers‘ Excursions to Westâ€" ern Canada at low fares via Canadian Pacific each Fuesday until October 30ih, inclusive, Particulars from any Canadian Pacific Agent or W. B. Howard, District Pissenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. $90,000 1s the donation of the Spirella Corset Co., Niagara Falls, to the Canâ€" adian Patriotic Fund. _ Why not buy Spirella and show your patriotism. Mrs. J. C. Nichol. Your Chanceâ€"The West is Calling 6â€"Roomed Cottege, good cellar, hard and soft water, splendid location, fine garden and fruit trees. Apply to On Countess St. in tow n of Durham adjoining C. P. K. Station. 6 rooms, good cellar and good well. .Roomy stable. Overa quarter acre of garden, Will sell at a bargain to quick purchaâ€" ser. Possession given immediately. The property known as McKechnie‘â€" Mills in the Town of Durbam. Ready forfoperations at once. _ For particuâ€" lare a%oly’tn G. & J. McKechnie or to J. P. Telford, their solicitor. House and Garden to Rent. House for Sale or Rent. NTARIOG ARCHIVES TOROoNTO The Western Fair Apply to Doa. Beaton, : Prop. Property For Sale For Sale or Rent C. Ramage, Review Office Young women can render the country real service by preparing to take positions in Banks and Busâ€" iness Offices and relieve young men for war service. Fifty thousand men will be called up yery soon unâ€" der Mihtia Act for home defenceâ€" who will take their places in busiâ€" ness offices and banks? Young woâ€" men should prepare now at the NORTHERN BUS. COLLEGE Owen Sound, Ont. Spring term opens April 10, Circular free, C,.*A.FLEMING, Principal Parts Lots 2, on 18th and 19th Con, Proton, containing 137% acres, more or less, will sell separately or in blocks 90 acres oleat of stump and stones. Well fenced, good orchard, good water For further information apply to A H Jlackson, Durham or Leslie Watson, Dundalk, or to proprietor, D. C. FERGUSON. Terms reasonable toquick purchaser, x*"*~ WEBSTER‘S Round Trip tourist tickets now on eale from stations in Oatario at yery low fares, with liberal stop oyers. GET YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE Berth reservations and foll particuâ€" lars at ail Grand Trunk Ticket Offices or write on the security of revâ€" sloyooo enue bearing yb‘usiness and residential properties in Hanover in amounts from $1000.00 to $3000.00 interest at 5%% to 6%4 per cent. per annum for a period of five years. 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The school is thoroughly equipped ll;euh:: Mflity. in chemical ana :o:‘&hu suppuiics DURKHAM HIGH SCHOOL Licensed Auctioneer for Co. Grey 3. F.GRANT D.D.S. L.D.Ss. ffice on Lambron 8St. ' Walpble‘s Stables. New Spring _ Goods Notary Public, Commissioner, CONVEYANCER. &e. Except Bundays J. P. TELFORD Call and see for yourself ommunication between OBHce an Residence at all tours. . MePHAIL. Ceylon 1â€"9 p. m 53