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ng A The highland class always admirâ€" ers listenipg to the b-ogpig:o tor two good players were there but we are Lot going to say that the highiand race pats the aweet muasic of highland has a good leaning towards Priceâ€" ville always He says he has jast one word of gaelie ‘"agus" means aud. Well he couldn‘t converse much wich the higlandmen of Priceville with that much of Adam‘s languace. F C. SMITH & SONS, Dealers, Durham i good class of citizens for the north west wind blew an ancerta‘n sound early in the forencon giving a warnâ€" ~z sign that foul weather would be .ong before the middle 0‘ the atterâ€" mon in the shape otf mist and drizâ€" 2 .og raiD. However where there is a will there s a way lor pitronizers eame from the east, west, north and south for we had the pleasure of seeing a large an ual exhibition these ;fie;di'n-" m ight say with the jukey old Seotchâ€" man that the people of Priceville are A jo‘ly old bighlander loog years ago said that good people would genâ€" erally get bad wearher if they had a zging bee or threshing machine of the old style, and bad noplo generâ€" ally got fine weather when having a gathering of some kind in the shape : a bee logging or some other kind ! work. Socoming down to Priceâ€" v.lle on Friday of last week to the PRICEVILLE AND LIMITS PRICEVILLE 445.2 OCT.11, 1917 Miss Katie B. Black, teacher visitâ€" ed at Shortreeds alsoseeing her sister Jessie tcacher at Top Cliff sdhool, _ | An aeroplane lauded in a field on } the north line Artemesia Sunday‘ morning, the fellow losing his course. | Hundreds of people went to see th C Mrs Bell (nee Maggie Shortreed) of Bruce Co is visiting her brother R. Shortreed, South line, Glenelg at present. The Rev Mr Patterson of Shelburne preached in the Presbyterian church here last Sunday for Mr Matheson who was at Lucknow at a gaelic comâ€" munion service. Pte Hector McDonald in writing home says he never saw any of the toys from this part yet although some of them 2re in the same camp Witley Camp, England. Mr and Mrs Dan Mclunes of Toâ€" ronto are visitors at the latter‘s home at Mrand Mrs Thos Ferguson‘s of Pricevilie at present. ing. _ Rev Mr Matheson was away last Sunday conducting gaelic communion to the highlanders of Lucknow . A big shower of snow on Safimhy morning looked kind of dreary lookâ€" B . _ The good girls at the booths were \ doing their share in providing someâ€" thing to send to the poor bys at the war but now we must pass on as we said more than we expected. The concert at night was tairly good but we were not there and we cannot judge. We saw yenerab‘e Mr Rbt Oliver there He says he is halft way beâ€" tween 80 and 90 years. We saw bim taking orders for the Review for anâ€" other year so we hope be will be privileged to be there at the next exhbibition . We saw large potatoes, large roots. of different kinds, good ladies work, | fine bread and pies which was a tempration to a hungry person tol break the command do not steal. +â€" | eurlosity before 1t got up but LLE elfl'llfg i'nno-â€"a.lumanh_’-bth air bidding geodâ€"byo to the visitora. “ Sacrament in the Mm in first order. ~No! No! The Church on Sunday the 2rst Oct at the mh. wouald prefer listening to the | USual bour in the morning. * old Psaims as sung in their youthfal | Thanksgiving day was spent by days to the old tunes of Coleshil!, | some hunting, some going elsewhere Martyrdom, Kilmarnock, eto., led by | and the majority did not know auy a precentor in front of the pulpit but | diff from any other day. taere is a time for everything. Ites| y ruax of Durkam will be in alright to sing pealms in the Presbyâ€"| Priceville \ith a beautiful assortment terian church and to listen to the) of fall mill ty Monday, Wednesday bagpipes at our annual exhibition, ‘and Saturday W each week commencâ€" | Mr Malcolm Melatyre was at his| ing Saturday 13th and invite the | post as gatekeeper while Pruidontflldiu of PricevilM® and sutrounding | ; Thos Nichol was inside the tent tak. country to visit oushow room at Mr| ing in the quarters asfast as he could , P, J. McArthu:‘s store. C count them. | ears. We saw h"i, The manner of the death of the above the Review for anâ€" young soldier is now known to his famiâ€" we hope hbe will be | !y in Priceville by letters from his brothâ€" there at the next er Hector, the Chaplain and others. A splinter of shrapnel that burstnear him potatoes, large roots j Struck him on the right side, but did not . Rood lldieng warl }k_'“ him. _ He was r‘emnvefl tnul‘.g:‘.'.::?f THE UNIVERSAL CAR F. 0. B. FORD, ONT. I would like to express my very sincere sympathy with you in your great loss. It must come as a severe blow to you and I know that no human words can aâ€" vail much at such a time. But you know that your son has %iven hisJife in a noâ€" ble eause and you have the comfort that his sacrifiee is not in vain but that he has entered on a better and fuller life beâ€" yond. May God somfort and cheer you in your sorrow. With deepest sympathy, believe me, Yours very sincerely, â€" Jamks M. Murray, Presbyterian Chaplain uis ces ce c e ons e eg. l one. â€" The first letter from his brother | Hector to his home here after the fatalâ€" | ity, is a human document that could not be excelled for its beautiful expresâ€" sion. of sympathy and of filial devotion to brother and home. Following is the Chaplain‘s letter, dated 1 3th Sept. 1917 | Dear Mr and Mrs McKinnon, I expect you have already received ofticial word of your son‘s death, which took place here this morning, Sept. 13. When 1 wrote two dijl ago to let you know he was wounded 1 did not think it would turn out so serious, for at that time he was doing quite satisfactorily. He took much worse, however, before he died and passed away this morning. The funeral took place to-d:l and 1 took the service at the grave. & is buried in the Cemetery for British soldiers here and it is very carefully kept and all the graves in good order. ETT hanChiinn s tmeriristalty aid iss 2l3 d Clearing Station, No. 42 and the Chapâ€" lain at once wrote his parents giving hope of his recovery. â€" The second day after he was dead. The Chaplain wrote again and his letter appears below. We publish it because we believe it will give comfort to those with relatives at the front to know that kindly and Christian ministrations surround them. _ Mr and Mrs McKinnon have been deluged with sympathetic letters from friends of Donâ€" ald wh%o: p“euor'lality i.mprc.‘a.cd‘ everyâ€" The Late G‘n‘r. Don. McKinnon hunaks Feasus M Li Hhl in o o averh diff from any other day. ’ M ruax of Durkam will be in Priceville \ith a beautiful assortment of fall mill ty Menday, Wednesday and Saturday W each week commeneâ€" ing Saturday 13th and invite the ladies of PricevilM and sutrounding gon::tty to visit ouRshow room at lrl OXFORD Aged ‘ramâ€"Wm Paton & Son. Shearling ramâ€"Paton & Son. Ram lambâ€"Paton & Son, 1 & 2. Aged eweâ€"Paton & Son, 1 & 2, (hest 0n ground & Shesrling eweâ€"Paton & g::. 1 2. Ewe lambâ€"Ps on & SWINEâ€"BERKSHIRE _Sowâ€"Jcs Conlter.â€" Boar of 1917â€" Aged ram..J H Nieholls, 1 & 2. Sh:arliog ram..J Nicholis l & 2. Ram lambâ€"J Nichols. 1 & 2. Aged eweâ€"J Nicholls, 1 & 2. Shearling eweâ€" J Nicholls, 1 & 2, Ewe lamb â€"â€"J. Nicholls, 1 & 2. Jadgeâ€"L K Woeber. SHEBPâ€"COTJWOLD OR LINCOLN 8 rearliog ramâ€"J H Nichells. Ram lambâ€"J H Nichols Aged eweâ€"J H Nicholls, 1 & 2. Shearling eweâ€"J H Nicholis 1 &2. Ewe lamb..J H Nicholls, - B HORSESâ€"DRAUGHT Span borsesâ€"Neil MeL=od, L Mcâ€" Arthur. _ zâ€"yr gelding or filly â€"L MocArthar, D Campbe!l. AGRICULTURAL Span borsesâ€"Robt Swanston, J T Mathewson. Brood m«reâ€"W Mather. Spring foalâ€"W Mather. 2 yr geldâ€" ing or Allyâ€"Colin MeLean. GENERAL PURPOSE Span horsesâ€"Jos Moran, Jos Ferris W J McMillan Brood mareâ€"Josâ€" Ferris W J McMillan. Spring foal â€"â€"W J McMillan, Jos Ferris. ROADSTER Span borsesâ€"F P Reiley. Brood mareâ€"Aroch McJhean. Spriog toalâ€" â€"Arch _ MceLear. 2â€"yr gelding or fillyâ€"Wm Paton & Son, Robt Swanâ€" ston. Single driverâ€"Robt Culliton. Henry Isaac. Lady driyerâ€"Heary Issac, Robt Calliton. ~ O. D. White, Toroato, Judge CATTLEâ€"DURBEAM Aged ballâ€"Don Campbell. Bail 2â€"yrâ€"L MeArthar. Cn!?:cll)on Mceâ€" Millan, â€" Milk cowâ€"D, MeMillan 1 & 2. 2yr heiferâ€"D McMillan, 1 & 2. HOLSTEIN Cowâ€"W G Watson, John Burnet. Heiferâ€"W G Watson. 1 GRADES ' The four candidates for parliamenâ€" tary h ners were all on the ground Editors Mortimer of Shelburne and Irwin and Ramage of Durham were also in evidence, This buanch soou, if not row can be classified as old timers, and we hope our Priceville correspondent will make a list of the oldâ€"timers from Priceville and limits‘‘. who yearly, but in decreasiog numâ€" bers "take in‘ Priceville Show. ‘ Many met and sympathized with Postmaster McKinnon and tamily who recently suffered great affiiction and indeed they are not alone. This show would hang its head without the pipes, and ,the presence and performance of Pipers McKeen and Kerr of 0. S»und, added greatly to the pleasure of theafternoon. The dancing teo of Miss Leslie and others was gracefal and pleasing. The gate receip‘s were over $100 ard a good eoncert at night would net the Directors a nice sum, so that they willsqueese through. Here‘s wishâ€" ing them better luck mext year and a hearty support from a wide range of tarmers and homeâ€"makers. One feature, noticeable and regretâ€" table in this and some other shows, is that in a few cases the competition is limited to two or perhaps three pa.tâ€" les as seen in the Prise List. _ No cepsure can attach to these part ies, the show owes much to them, bat to achieve the greatest good a mire general attempt to excel is very deâ€" sirable. If filty farmers are aiming at intensive effort, the resulting good will far outweigh the excellencies of ::y five, who, in a.sense are nmill-] ing. The live stock classes have been better represented but in some cases, jJuadging was no sinecure. The same may be said of poultry . classes especâ€" ially in ducks and geese. Batter and the culinary department was not up in quantity bat from the way the butter is snapped up, the quality must be excellent. 3, 77__.-â€"'_-.5.":-".â€":'# day lutudhfm ot ‘unfavorable weather was a aucoess, though attendance was somewhat below the average. The previous day was good enough to I"o;.r; the l‘{fllnfln’ af mmipa _ LEICESTER PRICEVILLE FAR. | .. ,, PRIZE LIST TeR DURHAN RRXVIEW & 1 any kind. & " Sopthith cA dn ilimene 4 S iamasd ot Lawrence..D Harrow. Apples, Alexander..D McCormank, °F P Reiley.: Apples, a ov tall.. D Harâ€" row, D McCormack. Coll apples .. J Conlter, D _ Harrow. Crabapples, large.. W _ Ramage. Crabapples, mediam.. W _ Mather. Plaas..F P Reilev, O:to Konold. Winter pears.. D MeCoranack. ‘ FLOWERS ‘ Hand booquet..T A Ferguson, D Campbell. ‘Table centre piece.. D Campbel!, W_J Meads. Col) house ‘ants.. T A Ferguson, W J Meads. Bonb!e or single geranium..W J Meads, W G Watson. Coll sweet peas .. Mre W P Crossley, T A Ferguson House tern.. W J Meads. Fachsia ~ |risg. Coll potatoes W J Meads, D Mcâ€" ~ | Millan. Jambe swede tarnips..‘P g Nisbol, L Fisher. A o v swede turâ€" t nips.. Thos Nicbot, D MeMillan. "| Tarnips, a 0 v.. L Fisher, C McLoan. ~| Mangels, long red..D McCormack, Alf Hincks. Sugar beets.. Thos Nicâ€" hol, W _G Watson. Field carrots. *\ white..John Burnet, Wm Barnet. ‘ | Field carrots, red.. T A Ferguson, D : | McMillan. Shorthorn carrots.. D Mcâ€" : | Millan, John Barnét. â€" Carrots, .ov‘ (|â€"W J Mesds, Joo Burnet. _ Table parsnips.. T A Ferilun. L Fishâ€" |er. . Beets, longe blocd..Don Mcâ€" | Millan, W J McMillan. _ Beets, |tornip rooted..Don McMillan, W ; | McMillan. Parsnips.. T A Ferguson | W J Meads. Radishes, black..T A | Ferguson, David fHlarrow. Radishes white.. Lewis Fisher. Cabbage, | winniogstadt. . Alf Hincks, D Harrow. Cabbage, red pickling.. L Fisher. Cabbage, any oth. variety .. L Fisher | D Harrow. Caulifiower..Jos Coulter D ~McCormack. Potato onions.. D McCormack, Don McMillan. Datch set unions..D McCormabk, Don Mcâ€" Millan. Onions from tops.. D Mcâ€" |Cormack. OUvions from bik seed .. D McCormack, Ait Hincks. Puaumpkia., gellow..D McCormack, L Fisher. umpkin, a o v..L Fisher, D Mcâ€" Cormack. Squash.. W G Watson L| Fisher. Vegetable marrow..T A Ferguson. _ White celery..‘T A Ferâ€" : euson, L Fisher. A o v celery..L Fisber. Citrons..Colin McLean, D McCormack. Tomatoes.. D McCrâ€" mack, Jos Coulter. Cucam bers, ‘ gickling..Alt Hincks, FP Reiley ucumbers. ripe:. Alf Hincks, D Mcâ€" Cormack. Table corn.. T A Ferguson L _ Fisher. Gairden berbs..D W Adams, Mrs W P Crossley. Coll| vegetables.. L Fisher. Coll field roots .. L Fisher. J I Grabam, Jadge. FRUIT Appies, nor spy .. W G Watsen. Jes | ! Conlter. Apples, a o v winter.. David |! H?’rro& .{oo Coa’lte&'.. Apples, seow : . . Jos Conlter, mage. A I St Lawrence. .D Hnrrn‘- Agg!g!' o J I Graham, Judge. ROOTS and VEGETABLES Elephant © potatoes..Jos Coulter. Bsauty hebron potatoes.. W J Meads. A o v potatoes.. W J Meads, Jos Ferâ€" L Fisher; D McCormack. Colored beans..T A M Ferguson, L Fisher. Flax seed .. Don McMillan. w n ePR TTE ”“-.' femaleâ€"D McMillan, Jos Ferris. Chris Firtbh, Juadge. GRAIN and SEEDS _ Fall wheat, whiteâ€"W Ramage. Spring wheat, a o v.. W Ramage. Barley, G:rowed W Ramage, â€" Thos Nichol â€" Oats, large white.. Don Mcâ€" Millan, W Ramage. Oats, small white.. W Ramage, Thos Nichol: Oats, large black.. D McMillan. Oats small black.. D _McMillan. _ Peas, large..Lewis Fisher. Field corn.. W G Watson. Timothy seed .. Don McMillan, W Ramage. White beaus guson, 1 and 2. Duck, maleâ€"T A Fergusen, Thos Nichol. Duack, toâ€" maleâ€"T A Ferguson, Thos Nicho!. Brooge turkey, maleâ€"Don McMillan, |Bronsg_ turkey, femaleâ€"Don McMilâ€" D DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL ?wo,Sound. (Qlt is the verg'd best place 0 get a practi training a; pare to help to meet the demand forua‘l’rn:domoe help. Students may enter any time. No increase in fees. Circulars free on appliâ€" cation. C. A. Fleming, F, C. A., Voluntary enlistment has taken thousâ€" ands of men from office work. Conscripâ€" tion will take more _ Office help is scarce now and will bemroervqrysom. Young women and boys under military age must fill the vacant places, and they need kual i. E TT COmAODIE s e e e e en en es se oV ty 60 Oats, m assi+s« ++ > Th to â€" 80 Whuc.ill.".'.‘:........ 2 1) Barley,.............. 102 to 1 00 List has been carefally revised, DuRERAY,Oct. 11, 1917. Hogs, live, f o b.... . Mr and Mrs Rowland, Toronto were boliday visitors at Mr Alex McEachâ€" nie. Mr H, Calliton‘s fine driver is wearâ€" mg a number of red tickets, He is in Flesherton to day. f Rev E. 0. and Mrs Forde were in the cty last week. â€" Mrs Jos McMillan, Bethel is visiting her daughter Mrs H. Love, Mrs J Watt and family are moviog to Darham this week. We are sorry to lose them from our midst. Mr Willie Howells has rented Mr Juno Beckner‘s farm on the 10th con and is hasy ploughbing. The Mt Forest Pipe Band en route to Flesherton Fair Monday favored our citizens with a number of fine seâ€" lections. Miss Essie Barnet and Mrs Hastings Dannville called on Flesherton triends Thursday. Light snow fiurries favor us occasâ€" jonally. ’lrl Crossley. Table eentrepiece.. Crossley, L Fisher. Sofa cushion.. Fisbher. Adams, Darning. â€" Crossley. Button holes. . Crossley. Fancy towels â€"â€"Crossley, Campbell. Coll.. Don. Campbell, Mrs &ouley. Dep Judge.. Miss M V Powell. FINE ARTS Coll paintings in oil.. D Harrow, A J McVicar. Pen and ink sketch..Jos Conlter.â€" Peocil Drawing..Jos Con!â€" ter, L Fisher. Durham Markets. t P c t uies t e e t io o n o oo Siet Cxton .. Mre Crossley, ° Campbell. Enb in silk..Campbell, Mrs Groscley. Emb shadow..Mrs Crossley. Emb evelet..Crossley, Campbell. Pair pillow cases.. D Adams, D Campbell. Toilet set.. Mrs Crossiey. Working apron...Gampbell, Crossley. Teacl‘th «. D Campbell, Crossley . Blippers ».Crossley. Drawn thread work.. Campbell, Adams. Buttenburg work _...Cu‘z‘:pbe_ll. Don McMillan. Lace.. BnldiAn! in cotton.. Don. Campbell, D W Adams. Tatting in extton.. DCsmp?.e_l_l. Mrs Crossley. Emb. in LIVE FOWL TAKEN Tuesday and Wednesday of each week at Girls Needed in Offices ONTARIO SPECIAL M V Powell, Dept Judge. HOPEVILLE TORONTO 87 to ~37 40 to 40 17 7 K# CX 2 in ... # New Skirts i East.a # # White Underskirts _ @: e from &1 »r »n ols . #APakK mE ake * NOW IN STOCK * thh e obeaiie ofe obe oo ofe oo age ofe oge oge Write for eotyol a« Haunts of Fish and . Game Laws, Hantin: Game Laws, Hanting Regulations etc., to C. E. BORN'HCG. U:m tion, Toronto, Ont. MOOSEâ€"Nov. 1st to Nov. 15th inclaâ€" sive. In some of the Nortbern Disâ€" triot’ o{ Ontnrlo,‘ 7ipglqdi_o¢ Timaâ€" DEERâ€"Nov. 1st to h{gv. 15 inclusive The Home of the Red Deer Highlands of Ontario Canada NEW PRINTS at 15¢, 17¢, LACB CURTAINS RElsvxar#ixss8 is *« +««+«+«..75¢, 1,00 and 1.50 pair CURTAIN SCRIM mEMLi;},." uB es r* ss«+...â€"12}%, 15¢, lycilvuvl-l'l'c';i BED COMFORTERS, 1.85 to 4.50 ea WHITE BHEDSPREADS,..... _ ._° _ Licensed Auctioneer for Co. Grey poums, motemte; Ammagemeats for taier o Stienacd to, Rener on eppritenet® (§=Pâ€"0 _ _ D. MoPBAIL Govion dan OM Bioai! has a telepbone in his re THE BIG gami, the ommz&‘fi: 1st to Novyember 30th inclusive. Finlay Grabam insurance Agent. Money to Loan, oadlel t A ::l“ Marriage Licenses, gen DURKHAN, ONT. (Lower Town ‘Offlice â€" W.C. PICKERING D. D S., L DS HonoR GRADYVATE of Torono. Univcui:% graduate of Royal College of Den nrgeons of Ontario Rooms Over J & J HUNTEEG Neow Store ARTHUR H. JACKSON HONOR GRADUATE Toronto University, Gra u-,u'u’fl'. branches. enc °* CV Ee 41â€"Â¥ p. MR un Telephone Comm un:::“-um Offce an 9â€"11 a. m New Spring Goods DRS. JAMIBESON & JAMIESON . _MePHMHAIL_s Notary Public, Commissioner, CONVEYANCER. â€" &e, â€" F.GRANT D.D.s. L. D. s. . H. BEAN 'dâ€"“ m.-.u.-y' store nd oppo J. P. TELFORD from $1.25 up 18# + 8# s #s a m » »»â€" $2.25 20c a yd. 1â€"9p. m # ®