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_Exclusive Millinery p % ¢ & &' * KARSTEDT BROS., Prncevnlle:é igxxaxxxxxxxfixxxmxmxzxzmmx :: ow about that Fall Coat ? t e ol onl t ann oo Te n tod eP lt e mt n rar c w # PRICEVILLES BuUsy Lot us fit your headlights with a pair of McCandless Miniature Mazda Lamps and Stopglare Prismatic Lenses and you will have a soft, steadyâ€"lighEwhich complies witteths iw in every" respect. + The Chevrolet Garage Electric Lamps, both Mazda and Nitrogen We have a preparation that will make it like new. Try a trial your car. â€"â€" Only 50 cents. How about that new Dash Lamp or Trouble Light ? ‘or that Car that has lost its original Gloss and Lustre : MacLean Publishing Co., Ltd., 153 University Ave., Toronto Call Hardware Necessities <weater vir Gilbe have soveral styles to choose from and once used you ill never be ithout sithar ATTENTION, AUTOISTS ! MACLEAN‘S aod Canadian, desirous of knowing your Canada better and »cribe to Maciean‘s Magazineâ€"for yourself, ho ne and friends ou wish to favor with some exhibit of your goodâ€"will. Subâ€" \ price is $2 00 per year after Dec. 15th. Order from your er, or direct from the publishers. Highest Prices paid for nibert Parker Robert Service L. B Yates ‘hen Leacock Agnes C. Lavt Alan Sullivan ips Oppenheim Nellie McClung Peter McArtbur ur Stringer Lord No: theliffe H. F. Gadsby L, M. Montgomery Arthur E. McFarlare intmbutors are a pledge to you of the quality of Macleans maâ€" ad of the Canadian savor which is distinetive of MACLEAN‘S the Department features of every issue of Maclean‘s are : f Reviewsâ€"a condensation of the best biographical, scientific iry and descriptive articles appearing in current periodical ature Â¥ou can know your Canada better and well by reading each month MacLean‘s Magazine vill find no other magazine more entertaining and none other itisfyingâ€"so much worth while to you as a Canadian in love c own country, Among its regular and frequent contributors distinguished authors ; iess Qutlookâ€"an informative article dealing with commerce, ‘c, investments and insuranceâ€"for the man in the street. nd their Workâ€"a dept. of special interest to Canadian women So you See how Complete is .~ow is the Handles, C Shovels, ete. i0g in the winter. _ of these coats is the We have a full range of size Quilted liningrl-leavy Coats This is the time when a nice, snug Sweater Coat would acceptable. We‘ve procured a very heavy stock at won fully*low price, when you consider the price of wool A navy blue Jerseys for bovs and girls, These button shoulder, and are made from Union Caghmere varm 0T thins for school ehilA+s. your inspection. our and shoulder, and are madeâ€"'l'l;;- hing for school children. A full stock of Underwear for We carry a full line of Auto Accessories and Supplies. We also carry our ordinary line of Tires, Tubes, Valves, Patches, Cement, etc., etc. Come in and see us. We desire especially to call your attention to our complete line of is the time to e are PEC. 6, 1917 Misses Truax * *A ~Do0o0r SFORE 3 bas to offer : 35 Coats, Sweaters, Eic. u23 ‘‘me to procure your Cros Cattle ties, Lanterns, Pails R sw s 2 MAGAZINE ur UwWnN Lountry _ ) Procure your Crossâ€"cut Saws, Axes, tits, Lanterns, Pails, Feed Measures, We have what you want. now ready with Winter Mode]s cordially. invite e of sizes in black and brown of Ladies‘ ‘y Coats. _ Just the vety thing for driv. Resides, they are smart look ing . One very thing you want. Let us show you consider +1., _ "."â€" °* at wonder. u consider the price of wool Also ys and girls, These button on from Union Caghmere yarn. Very . Live men, women and and Dressed Fow!l L. B Yates Alan Sullivan Peter McArtbur H. F. Gadsby children Very A number of this vicinity attended the memorial service at Satem Sanâ€" day eve of the late Pie. A. Kent lilled in sction, * The Banmssan and Glenelg Centre Red Crows mei at the boms of Mrs; Poter O‘Neil on Wednesday of last week. 28 ladies were present and the collection amounted to $5 40 Mrand M:s and Miss Connelly Bundayed at J, W. Armstrong‘s. Mr J. Morrison was in the village Wednesday last mov.ng his housebold effec‘s. Jack is among the liss to soon don the khaki. Master Gordon Ruddell had his thumb tadly jammed last Tuesday. Mr and Mr#A. Riddell Sundayed at Â¥r G. B. Smith‘s. Miss Mary Love returned home from Bramp:on Wednesday last. Mr and Mrs Geo. Gilkes resurned from the city Saturday , The R. C. 8. C will meet Wedoesâ€" day, D:â€"ec, 12tb, at Mrs Dezall‘s to pack com{orcs for our boys at the front, Mrs Calliton and Mrs Geo. Christie ers visiting in Toronto and Ilington for a few aays, Mr _Jas. Sturrock, we ars glad to know is doing nicely following his operation in Toronto a week ago Monâ€" day. Master Gordon Haw was successful. ly operated on last Tuesday eve for appendicitres by Dr Groves, Fergus. Nurse Centpbell is in attendance. Beautiful winter weather again fay. ors us. Just enough snow for flâ€"igh. ing. oo oiE them. _ He was 23 years old and was only 18 years of age when he went ’ West. _ With others he heard and ansâ€" wered the call of his King and Counâ€" try, â€" The sympathy of friends and neigbhbours go out to Mr and Mrs Mcâ€" Kirnon and family in thair bereaveâ€" ment, * ‘‘Short and sudden was the call, Of one so dearly loved by all Little we thought his death so near And none but those who loved. can tell The pain of not bi Iding a last farewell." WO P CC CCCAE Lt CC C0, HOu wes Loo transferred to the 2804 Batt. He was there cnly a shors tims when he was sent to France. _ Hius firs, battle was Vimy Ridge, _ In July he was made batman, and bad only made a few tripe to the front lines but was always near thfm. He was 29 vonre ald and wan Un Tbhursday last Mr and Mrs Farâ€" qubar MeKinnon, Priceville, received a message that their son, Archibald A. was killed in action on Nov, 6th. He enl‘sted in Melfort, Sask,, in the 188:sh Batt. on Jan. 3, 1916. Bailed for England in Sept. 1916, and was then transferred to the 2804 Batt. He was can ncxt time you clean Lambion Street, Durham, Ontari GLENELG CENTRE PRICEVILLE .. HOPEVILLE Basswood $12.00 to $28.00 per M {t Maple...... 12.00 to 26.00 ** Beech...... 10.00 to 20.00 l Soft Elm.. 12.00 to 26.00 *4 Rock Elm 12.00 to 24.00 4* Birch ...... 12,00 to 26.00 s Spruce .... 12.00 to 18.00 ds For which the following prices will be paid> delivered in our yards at Durham : A Western judge made the following charge to a jury : "Gentlemen, you have heard the evidence, The indictment charges the prisoner with stealing a jackâ€" ass. _ This offence seems to be becoming a common one. â€" The time has come when it must be stopped, gentlemenâ€"or none of us will be safe ! ; LOGS WANTED Tarnbail..Peart.. That _ commisâ€" sions on expenditures be paid as fol liws : Thos. Tarnball Ward 1 $18 50; M. Mclonis Ward 2 $2 50; M. Blzck Ward 4 $8 56. for 61 rods ot wire fence along Lotrs 28 and 29. Con. 2, S. D R.â€"Carried. Tarnba!llâ€"Peartâ€"That the Clerk be paid, $10.00 on salary. â€"Carried. Peartâ€"Melonisâ€"That Wm. Brown be paid $20 CO for building 80 rods ol wire ferce along sideline 20 and that Herry Esckhardt be paid $15 25 The Council »djourned to December 15 at 10 a. m. Peartâ€"Tanba‘lâ€" That this Counâ€" cil grant the B itish Red Cross $250 .00 and the Y M.C. A. an equal sam of $250 â€"Carried. . Taroballâ€"Peartâ€"That James Elâ€" lison be paid $3 85 forgravel as certiâ€" fied to by Pathmaster Melosh â€"Car. Peartâ€"Melonisâ€"That the Grey and Broc« Iosnrarnce Com pany be paid &1 74 on policy and the Bell Telephone Company 30 cen s for service. â€"Carâ€" ried. stringers for bridge g? ”â€"~${-) 00~\ n'uuu:‘cxrmguwu 90. _ 17 D â€"~AImar Harâ€" i 2 rison 68. R.dLinasay 2 men and team 1 ] A. L. Richardson, Teacher. W.y. & . on t8 [ 64 h40 n +4 +4 a 600 NO.II.BENTlNCK R LLln(:)iay éystrmge!s for bdge 9 00 ? Sr 4thâ€"M. Lawrence, H. Mountain C. &N OLODADFY ce (.p +9 sn r ons ta ns | Ritchie. Jr4th â€"A. Armstrong, M. Alexâ€" Duncan MeNab #} day work on | ander, P. Noble, G. Ritchie, M. Langrili, Lambton Street...©+..+1.++; «1 :90 | 8 Knisleg;;l }%r :g(c)lâ€"-H.h Llaw‘;{ence, W 5 e | Grierson H. Roseborough, I. Armstrong, A. McCuaig 1 day on L.%mb.. St 2 00 | S. Sharpe. 2ndâ€"L. Armstrong, L. Sharpe J. Allord work on Weir ditch 6 00 |F Hopkins, E. Noble, C Roseborough, Tuarnballâ€"Melonisâ€"That Robert ; A'l\?o}bllgf:kifxrs lslslâ€"l(i;{t?}\riTStROIEQu l-_’e"nzzt Whitmore be paid $800 being the =â€"M; fls irap 4o Tqvne‘ éA oi s Cap. C Roseborough, E. Webber, J. Dunsâ€" ll‘]is(’l:ial donation paid to recraits.â€"â€" Carâ€" | moor, K. Dlmfimm{i grimary-M. Armâ€" * | strong, A Picken, R. Dunsmoor. Peartâ€"Mclonisâ€"That the Grey and | V. Aljoe, Teacher. o 070. PME onprannais PM L d The Durham Furniture Co., Ltd. Onâ€" motion of «Messrs Peart and Tarnball other paymen‘ts were made as f HNows : Thomas Harrison, lumber and Vayment on road repairs were m:de as follows ; Theos. Turnbuall balance of Appropriatioa Ward 1 $109.55 ; M. Mclanis special works in Ward 2 $235.50 ; Maleclm Black repairs to bridge at tot 43, con 3, N D Rt $161.00 ; M Black b«lance of Approâ€" priation in Ward 4 $87.50. $170â€"00 was paid for sheep claims as tollows ; Pat Malone $115.00 ; R. E English$32 00; Wm Firth $15 00; and Albert Smith $14.00 Peartâ€"â€"Blackâ€"That the deputation from Priceville Agricaltaral S ciety be granted $15 provided that each of the other three Townships contribuae equal amounts. â€"Carried. _ The Council met November 17th as per adjournment. All the members present, the reeve in thechbair. Minâ€" utes of last meetiog read and confirmâ€" ed. _ Communications read as follows: T. J H«nnaigan on Good Roads ; W. W. Danlop claim for patient in Woodâ€" stock Hospital ; R MeDowal re Weir diich ; severa] claims for sheep killed by dogs ; Wim. Brown petition for bonus for wire fence ; Albert H. Abâ€" bott on organizati n of resources ; Thos. Harrison account for lumber ; adeputation consisting of A. MeVic«ar »nd Mr Wason appeared before the Council Soliciting Aid for Priceville: Agricultural Svc‘ety. , Mr Ronald Martin‘s sale on Mon day last wasa big success, auctionâ€" eer McPhs«il disposing of thinzs at splendid prices _ The returos of the sale were $3200, but with other arâ€" ticles sold by private sale to:alied in al} $4000. Mr and Mrs Hendrick of Toronto are guests ac r Donald McMallan‘s. Miss Mildred Tacker returned to her homein Grimsby after a pleasant visit wich her cousin Miss Agoes Mcâ€" Rac. Mr Archie MeDonald gave a real enjoyable party to a number of his friends one night lately, over 60 being present. Mr Angus McArtbur of the Glen, shipped two carloads of stock to the ci‘y last week. Mr. W. J Arrowsmith of Jacksonâ€" borough is visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Arrowsmith. â€" His lady friend accompanied him. Mrs Howard of Guelph visited for !J,:;fi:s,*gg;*g:fi;;?m;:*;m,m a few dans with her aged mother.| rony [{1 _ Islay McCuaig, Isabelle Mrs Neil Black at the old bhomestead | Marshall, Alice Stewart, Jeannette Kerr, J. J. Black‘s. Sentch:own.=» + ]gnni: 2‘403?50"' Sw;gm;‘nd% Mc%uaig, 0 |Hug indlay, Ste! rae, Anmie lelll‘{o?“GOnglu J: :e::l%lgf‘uk Panber , Knox, Jessie Clark, Edith Hughes. Mr Pereival L. Caldwell of Weston | ,, FOrm II â€" Florence Lawrence, Edna Browning, Armetta McKechnie, Ethel was a guest of J A Beaton last week. | Young, Bessie Mather, Sibyl Lawrence, Mr. W. J Arrowsmith of Jacksonâ€"| Ruberta Philp, Meryl Livingston, Elvin borough is visiting bis parents, Mr. Schutz. GLENELG COUNCIL TJBE DURRAM REVIEW J 8 Blick, Clerk VICINITY Floor per owt ....... 5 55 to 5 80 Jatmeal persack..... 4 90 â€" 5 00 Chop per ewt........ 2 75 to 3 90 Onts,feed ..... ...... .. â€"â€" 67 tu 67 Oats, milling.......... 75 to _ 80 Wheft, .....s...... 2 19 Batley, .;: :.; ...... .« | 0C 1.0J List has been carsfally revised, RARU crr XttÂ¥r«ressh« . Floor per owt .... ... Jatmeal per sack..... Chop per ewt........ Oats,feed ............. Oats, milling........ .. Wheft, .....4...... Harley, .2.2i2.....0i. Purgawu, Dcce 6, 19.7 Hogs, live, f o b.... . DUltel ;. .s. s .. ..c/<. mald | F E McGuire, Teacher. __NO. 10, GLENELG & EGREMONT. Sr 4th â€"A Mclnnis [1049), F McDougâ€" all (1048), E Mcinnis (928), J A MoCuaig (823), A McEachern (774), E McLeod (720). IJr 4thâ€"J McDermid (761), A Shortreed (756) Jr 3rdâ€"K McLean (553) E McLean (513), M McDougall (426), A McLeod (333). Sr 2n4â€"Hector McEachâ€" ern(227] Jr 2adâ€"P McCuaig (494\, J McDougall (423] _ Frimerâ€"G McEachâ€" ern, N MacKinnon. Mabel Kirktown, Teacher. NOr 7, GLENELG Sr 4thâ€"Christena MecDonald Georgina Anderson. _ Jr 4thâ€"Katherine Quiltinan, Effie MeDonald. Sr 3rdâ€"Wiibert Haley, Ernest McRae, Francis Haley, Wailter Dunbar. Kathleen McMillan. Jr 3rdâ€" Joseph (il,;illinan. Bella McDonald, Archie Black, Margaret McMillan. Sr 2nd Malcolm Black. John Quillinan _ Jr Ist â€"Wilfred Quillinan, Primerâ€"Alexander Czwartskowski, Margaret Dunbar, Franâ€" cis Black, Willie Rlack. Crozier, J McRonald Jr 211â€"W Alex ander. Sristâ€"~R Reay, G McCulloch, W Charlton Jr Istâ€"M Chariton, L Mervyn, E Reay BHunt. Prâ€"E Crozâ€" ier, P Alexander, H Hopkins. Average attendance 53. . NO. 13, BENTINCK. Jr _ 4thâ€"M Riddell, M. Boyce, M. Walsh. Sr 3rdâ€"J. L. Corlett. Jr 3rdâ€" G. Riddell. J. Ledingham. Jr 2ndâ€"J. Ledingham, J. Atkinson, E. Lang. _ Jr 1st «C. Corlett, D. Boyce. Primâ€"M. Heft. Average attendance 10. M. H. Duggan, Teacher, NO. 3, BENTINCK. Sr 4thâ€"R Livingston, W Grierson, R Bailey, W McRonald. Jr 4thâ€"J Park, A McRonald, A Corbett. Sr 3rdâ€"HMilliâ€" gan, G Reay, A Derby, J Turnbull. Jr Ardâ€"Margaret Mighton, Mary M ighton, O Livingston ~Sr 2ndâ€"R Johnston, E Sr 4â€"Ada Wilson 79. Jr 4â€"R Williams 64. Sr 3 â€"Annie MacCannel 66, Pearl Williams 65, _ Wilfrid Witter 62, Russel Lane 60. JIr 3rd â€"Sadie Cameron 62, T Wilson 61, Alex MacCannel 57, Murray Smail 53. Jr 2â€"Viny Lane 80, Tressa Haw 65. Sr 1â€"Sadie Ferguson 86, Root Ferguson 85, Mary McDonald $0, Elwood McDougall 71 Primer B Jean Hill 78, Minnie Ferguson 69. _ Pr Bâ€"Almar Harâ€" rison 68. C Classâ€"Ella Marshall, F McDonald, M Storrey, Orval Saunders Gertie Saunâ€" ders, Gertic Lang, J Collinson. Aggregate No pupils 42. Average No pupils 35 68. Miss M. Middlebro‘, Teacherâ€" Durbam Markets. B Classâ€"Jean Harding, J. D iffe, Helen Knight, Royden Conr Burnett. B Class â€"Christine Goodchild. Freda Falkingham, Jasper Traynor, Martina Simpson, Ina Milne. Aggregate attendâ€" ance 36 ; average attendance 32. Miss M. McKenzie, Teacher. A Classâ€"Beatrice Miles, Lizzie Hinds, Sadie Holmes. Sam Glaser, Alex Graham. A Classâ€"Seaman Havens, Cécelia Mé Auliffe, Effie Catton, Fiorenc? McCallum, Roy Wiggins. Jr 1stâ€"Violet McDonald, Wallace Hepâ€" burn, Lila McDonald, Alda Wilson, Irene McCaughey, Irvine Storrey. No of puâ€" pils Sr Ist 23 ; Jrist 23 : Total 46. Average attendance 40 _ Jr 2ndâ€"M Lang, M Lawrence, H Thompson, A Watt, C Ch=pman. No of pupils enrolled S$r30 ; Ir 16 ; Total 46, Average attendance 42.7, Miss L. B. Walker, Teacher. Sr 1stâ€"Irene Moyer, Adeline Coliinson, Jean McCaughey. A‘vea Luzl, Iva Saunâ€" ders Jr 3rdâ€"Jack Mortimer, L MceClocklin; M McCaughey, C McCrae, F Hopkins. No of pupils enrolled Sr 14 ; Jr 29 : Toâ€" tal 43. Average attendance 40. Miss A. MacKehzie, Teacher. Sr 2ndâ€"K McLean, Moore Mountain, D Burns, H Pilkey, N McGirr, M Montâ€" gomery. _ _ Jr 4thâ€"Myrtle Yiirs, George Watt, MaudBryon, ‘Carrie McGirr, Wilhclmine Collinson. No of pupils enrolled Sr 4th 20 ; Jr 4th 25 ;Total 45. Average atâ€" tendance Sr 18.08 ; Jr 22.2 ; Total 40,29.1 Andrew S. Morton, Teacher. Sr 3rdâ€"M Saunders, E McCombe, H Bryon, J Hepburn, A Allen. Form Iâ€" Masietta Park, May Davis Ward Koch, Ross Parke, Jean Bradley, Walter Boyce, Harry Kress, Oscar Bell, Roy Thompson, Belle Lauder, Willie Vessie, Alex Knox, John Mather, Melvin Moyer. PUBLIC SCHOOL Sr 4thâ€"Erben . Schutz, Mae McGirr. Royden Burnett. Amelia Blair. Mary Marshall, Sadie Russel. Report of Durham High School For November NO. 14, EGR‘T & PROTON Jessie F. Black, Teacher Miss A. Gunn, Teacher 16 CO 40 to 40 40 t~ _ 40 5 55 to 5 80 D. McAulâ€" nnor, Janet Girls Needed in Offices I Re The NeXt BeSt Voluntary enlistment has taken thousâ€" ‘ *% InveStment ands of men from office work. Conscripâ€" | #e s tion will take more _ Office help is scarce to make is topurchase Te anireane sike o tan | 51?%2 aSacani places, and thegs need g Stal'lflem’s raining. apreen l g Underwear flw%/ & as goodas gold. warm Owen Sound, Ont., is the very best place *# sale at le, for to get a practical tnuunfo:ndmw # $ /y 1‘?33 toSnt‘\?tdelt& enterax: mofilgz * Voluntary enlistment has taken thousâ€" ands of men from office work. Conscripâ€" tion will take more _ Office help is scarce now and will be scarcer very soon Young women and boys under military age must fill the vacant places, and they need training. /J ~MNORTHERNL] 227 l 0 ; SD JFOm Offce work. â€" Conscripâ€" | e tion will take more _ Office help is scarce now and will be scarcer very soon Young *' women and boys under military age must #e fill the vacant places, and they need training. ‘fl" oprnen 4 L | «k A comfortable brick house with a No 1 stone cellar. _ Also a good frame barn and seven acres of land one and oneâ€"haif miles east from Halin Hotel on 2nd con. Glenelg. For particulars see A: H. Jacksor:, or Jonn HEwITT, Durham Deceased was a man of much intelligence loved by his family and respected by a very wide circle. He was a member of the Presbyterian ch»rch, in politics, Conâ€" servative, though never a rabid partizan. He was a member of the township council for years and took a warm interest in school affairs in the days of his strength, The mother died in 1881 and the childâ€" ren surviving, are, Wm. T., on the homeâ€" stead ; Henry, near Elmwood ; Arthur at Alexandria, Ont. ; Peter in Flint, Mich. ; Wesley, Adam and Mrs Alt. Plasket in Rainv River. Deceased was born in Tipperary, Ireâ€" land 87 years ago, and came to America in his teens. He spent a while in Toronto and about ten years in Streetsville, where he married and shortly after the young couple moved to "the bush" of Bentinck and by industry and frugality steered their way successfully, through the hardâ€" ships of the time the while raising a large family of ten children of whom seven surâ€" vive. Tuesday of last week all that was morâ€" tal of the above Bentinck pioneer was laid to rest beside his kindred in Rocky Saugeen cemetery. His removal makes a gap in the everâ€"lessening group of pioneers of Crawford and vicinity â€" soon all will be gone. s E o Te The Red Cross workers met at the scho»lbouse on Saturday, Nov. 24th, Twelye ladies were in aitendance and twenty five pairs of socka were given in. Collection amounted to $2.50. Next meeting will be held in the schoolhouse on Saturday, Dec, 8th. Mra Arch. MeCormick is visiting her dasughters Mrs McPhail and Mrs Mc Eachern at Priceville for a couple of weeks.. Mr John Caswell of Darbam is visi. ting his brother Mr Alvin Caswell for a few weeks. We are :orry to report that Miss Sara McLean is sick but hope she will soon be her lively little self egain. Mr and MrsJohn MeDonald visited friends at Dornoch on Monday. Mr Hagh MeDsnald went to Tor onto last wee‘s, Oe ffenlsonell feoe:d whpy{"AC0 0000 IL _ JAbCRAOUON 5 strand of woven wire and ced«r Notary Public, Commissioner, psis and ouly two miles from the | CONVEYANCER. &ec. : P e ‘lecâ€"| . losurance Agent, Money to Loan _ Vistory Loan, Warnews and Elee [Isenee 07 Marrinkge Licenses, aA wee ion is naw she topic of the day. !@-rul financial business transacted. Tom farms a section cf land, the greater part of which is undâ€"r cultiâ€" vation and @11 apparently go>d crop land. His average yield of wheat since he located there being about twen‘yâ€"fsur bushels per acre. â€" Oa‘s ard barley @1so docs well, 2s can be told by the round about appearance. His build ‘ngs are among the best in that par: and he has about four thousâ€" ahd bashe‘s of wheat still in his granâ€" ary besides an ample supply of oats and birlcy. Mr Tom Flannigan is bome again from the west where be has been looking after bis interes‘s. While there be called 01 his old neighbors, Messrs Thos. aud Dan Boyle, whom he found in a very comfortable home. (Intended for last weer) Threshing is again over for anotber year. The threshers report as to the yield is very fair. Miss Retta Boyce was the guest of Misses Jessie and Flora Clair last week end. The Molock Branch of the Benâ€" tinck Red Cross held their monthly meeting Thursday of last week when 56 pairs of socks, 11 pyjama saits and 6 housewives were returned â€" Blocks were given out for a log cabin quilt made cut of the patches lett over of pyjamas. _ The proceeds from fees amounted to $6.20. Mr Richard Hopkins received the sad news last week that his son, Pe Will Hopkins was wounded and missing. _ Mr and Mrs Hopkins and daughter have the deepest sympathy of the entire community. Red Cross supplies shipped from the township Sat. Dec Ist. were s tollows, 208 pairs of socks, 9 pair of wristlets, 20 stretcher caps, 27 deaim shirts and 2 flanpnel ~shirts sent as fiald comforts and 26 pyjama« suits, 9 personal property bags, 6 housewives and 59 towels sent as Aospital supâ€" plies. Total valua $385.40. _ Mr and Mrs John French and Miss Ratbertord ot Port Huron, were the guests of Mr and Mrs Herb. Chittick and family over she week end. The Late Peter Cook ONTARIO ARC TORontTo For â€"Sale. CRAWFORD ABERDEEN MULOCK Teutiel # Buy Victory g 4# War Loan Bonds 4 With his usual big load of DOLLS, TOYS, GAMES, PICTURE BOOKS, â€" FANCY GOODS, AND PRESENTS for EVERYBODY Call Early and See him so as not to be disappointed ty oo cBa io ofe ce obe ce oo oge sge oge ofe Santa Claus Aence in Ceylon P vtlathss â€" Terms, moderate. Arraagements for sales m :oulc)u &oc., m&be made at ‘;he Review Of ce, Durham, «®" Correspondence addressed there, or ‘to Ceylon P. O., will be promptly atsended to, Terms on application to #am Mr McPhail has a telepaone in ntQ‘; Barrister, Solicitor in Suprem Court Notary Public Commissioner Money to Loan, ffice on Lambron St., ite C(Â¥ "Wwihpoless S25f5¢: oObres |__ Messrs Jobn Grierson and Will Derby attended the political meeting in 7lriunover Monday night. W.C, PICKERING D. D 8., LDS HONOR GRADUATE of Torono. University, graduate of Royal COollege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario Rooms Over J & J HUNTER‘S New Store ARTHUR H. JACKSON J. G.HUTTON,NM.D., C M. Member Oollege Physicians abd Burgeons Ontario OH‘XCE: Over J. P. Telford‘sofice, neat 1y opposite Registry Ofice. RESIDENCE : Second house sontn ol Registry office on east sige or Alvert 8t. OFFIOE HOURS 9â€"11 a. m 2â€"ipm,. 71â€"3 p. m Communicatioun between O B »e w Residence at all tours. 1t w nath Ramulâ€"Pudines mulllle ce _ nCCiFs TMn _7. Auate Royal College Dentai Burgeon Dentistry in .ln‘u vranches, Office â€" ver Jewellry stove ad oppo aite Post Office. Mr. and Mrs. Edmand Johnston tiok the following Red Cross supâ€" plies to Mualock on Sanrday last ; 13 denim shirts, 20 stretcher saps, 10 pairs socks. DRS. JAMIESON & JA ME3 9X HONOR GRADUATE Toronto University, Gra F. rremier : pol wPrnrniicen‘â€"tute ds arâ€"idkes. orFICE 2â€"5 Afternoons Hours: 7â€"8 Evenings Except Sundays Mr. and Mrs Jas. Mather visited lately with relatives in Egremont. \_Mr and Mrs Alex Grierson lef: Satâ€" ardsy morning to spend a few days with relauves in Kitchener. The Threshing Compny met at the bome of Mr John Milligan Fr day evening to settle up the busizess of the season. They have bad a sueâ€" cessfu!l year and each received a good dividend, Mrs A. Corbett spent a day last week visiting ber sister, Mrsâ€" Robt. Johoston. Licensed Auctioneer for Co. A sound investment. By purchasing them you are benefitting yourself and helping your country ; and . MePHAIL J. F.GRANT D. D.s. DU&RHAX, ONT, . H. BEAN The Big 4 has arrived At the Big 4 . P.TELFORD SOUTH â€"BENTINCK D. MePHAIL, Ceylon or to C. RAMAGE, "Durham GRANT w (Lower Town AL .o