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P.) All kind. at“. ttetlttrht It Sovereign, Eclipse and Pastry Flour Every bag guaranteed. If not tratisfaotttrz bring' It back and get ymr money. Low Grade Flour. Rona! Oats, Breakfast Cereal, Bran, Shorts. Middthtgs, Con Chop. Cracked Chicken Corn Wheat, Barley and Oats Chop-ws 2yt John McGowan Rob Roy Rolled Oats Chieftain Oat Flakes Standard Oatmeal Granulated Oatmeal Crushed Oats Corn Chop Buckwheat THE PEOPLE'S MILLS CR'MPED OATS for Horse Feed at CHOPPED OATS at. . . . verv ran (ll c. RAMAGE a sou " -- - ROB ROY MILLS. Dov» n Ton tt Shoe Store Shoes are the I Want You "rf"""'""-""'-"'"'"-"-"-"-"-'-"-"-"-"-"'"-"-"--' ir8'al""soasa.ss..r.. 'f'""", 'f,tt,,cttts,.t,tu,t,t,,ei,,t,ir:" iii . . l n..--.,,,,,,,-,-,?'?" 19.7 (ff,,,,,,,..,:,, (ll Victory Bonds ,t'i'iir k Peace Christmas _ (it Bought or Sold I wi)t,t2t,n,t,t,y....i.yy,ec1ur.ches there, W.' canitbe -__. - vVI.“ ltr/i' endao The Review, Durham ‘z‘frhg'ydaéi "'"":e:s:r:r.assars.ar.arliia4'i Th pay (he Highest Market Pri for Oats, Peas and Barley TERMS, CASH. htsiness Hours tons of No - m..-- '" unmet prtee. Special Reduction on not: ad Feed in Mich. and our stock is at your inspection. early selection as some lines this veal LII - Dear Walter - __ J "e'""""-"!""'--------,-,-, w ‘7 k A} h _>_ l Thegren Provincial meeiin ot ' I [the United tumor. ct 0atario f. in We, your (and? and, l -. - - ..__... session tttia weekin “Home. And .met tngethei harem. you Home session itia. 'yorrseituurGi tttg with teelings ofjoy a Itram all putaoi the Province are in to btd you a tttttttt weln 'rant You iii'?ii2ii'I, Ind attention in given to our midst and associate PY""". ranging from 'tttttrd few hours. . . . . vinecammuon in "on to $1 to ' . - To keep in mind that Christmas IS near and echo bigness plane ot legislation. in t 2g'rett, back fllt,f/ that we ate " ared as usu I witi f ll (ttseirfiuordv, and there is evidence oge er,wecan Pride' T p P - a n a n v! a xenon! tselierin Pres. Halben'n when by your uprightness stock of appropriate as well as useful things. (dictum that "the business orthe you have won our respect ilfdi'pd'j,tii'r,t, is the business oi Ontnrio and m our 'ports you alwr, fun a e minlon ot Cain-d1." Dlav and "MW“ - -- .. " are the Gift of mm _ l '.'. ~ 7 If you require the money you have in- vested in y/c.t.1trBoiiii"srii'thls; last year's or this, we will furnish you cash for them Or, if you wish to buy Victory Bonds, for a 5, 10, 15 or 20 year period, either 19!? or 1918 issue, see us about it. No better or 1tyttiPvesitiGnir--ii per cent interest with interest paid twice each year. Will be pleased to furnish further parti- culars personally, by letter, or by phone. All enquiries confidential. REPAIRING 3mm: No. l Mixed Chop wmsu no BARLEV Horse Feed at Fair Prices .... very reasonable rates Durham, but year. Sa.m.to 5p.m Gift of Gifts your service and worth We advise houeser an it is hard to size up in F, Limited an!” DOBE up in m; ‘cuzauons by Miss.- Cole and Mid - -- AnnieGraham. The former nve Ser.. Jae Wattstr, . mam lmomt "Jean cm.” the Mrs. B. ttartue, It. Msrphag, heroic French boy who would not play Enema", Auction”. false. Mia Graham gave the story of . c ' . .. --- -- "any, v u " room chairs. ' parlor suite. ' l bedsteadp. 8 bed-mom suites. 1 "rf duvets Brtd other articles too (GG to mention. i Everything mus. be sold. ( Sale at one o’clock slur i Terms of 8.19 I All sums of 83 under, Cub : om that amount, moncbu' credit will be given on proved joint ”an boning mum: nix pot Pl". Pte when. 1 r ‘- -, vv Annul- , Frosta Wood binder, neatly new. Iii-disc Cockahuu seed rill, nearly fnew,Biosell roller, 9f ' 2Jurrow [Crown plow. new. btar ow Crown p'uw. old, 'om. horse take mower. 4. fsecnon Diamond barrow, '2 spring- [tooth buxom. walkmg p ugh, hay ‘nck. "uflhrr, turnip new {caning , mm. 2 lumber wagons. pair otnleigha Ibuggy. cutter, set double ha nesa. set ‘smgla lumen. platform ac. I, 2000) 51113.. gnudscone, 2 cream " “atom! about li tons buy, a quantity teg) f forks, rakes. chums, w'aiffhthre neck. I : yoke: And other articles. 9 2 cook stoves. but", 8 when Echuira.2 kitchen cables. 2 k chen ‘cupbonrds. 2 sewing muchmes, iii':':) bonds. 1 dmingJoo'n “his. 6 mm- old, "PP. in on”, 2 awfgu;: gird" i them over 'upin m tsalt. 7 yearli so. “can and i the Purcht batten. 8 calves. 1 titorougor- Mr. A. 'tshrowiturs ewes. l thoroughbred 2 Public Sch titttopshire mm, 16 rude ewes warm“ Cad: lamha, 4 young now. 4 young go," were organ 12 store pugs. about " lbs" 12 pigs. , being part, about 8 mos. old, 10 igir, about. 2‘l‘subject to an: old, 4 geese. 4 due a, 80 hens. ‘sman gram we: a Wood binder, I played. 7 lB-diso‘ Cockahutt seed It' 1.256;; I of movemex pm Bisrto roller, 9 f ' murmur“ habits; brown /yy, new, btar ow Crown I of various I n'n- A I r. L l The Cadet Corps have not as yet " I "my, Dec ber 27th, 'lo, {new to the town or there would have It: following pr trrty belonging to been a larger attendance on Tuesday [meme Edward P Walsh: _ evening at their unique performance, f 2 mates 6 yrs. d, l mare 10 yrs. However the hall was aboutthree fourths 1old, 1 horse JO JP. old, 1 till, rising full with an appreciative audience and i'2 In" 1 filly "any I In. 2 can 4 admissions and saleof boxeseasily netted ,yrs. old, supposed m alt, I cow 5 yrsfthem mm mm ...L_-_. . _ . laid. Dunn. in an” a -- .. we nouowmg pr any belonging to the late Edward P Walsh : _ 2 mates 6 yrs. d, l mare 10 yrs. old, 1 tPty. 10 yrs. old, 1 fille rlnina "--'-_.. “m" ”In“ -."_... no uuuUL nave lound that it was by i '"rtleKarmetsr Publishing Co. {my filo means all sunshine. You have seen capitalized at 5500.000 and a bright] your comrades and loved ones fallm bat- l future seems assured tor the venture. I tie and our hearts are sorely rent with the I Tho o0 operutlva tenures of the I thoughts of the vacant chair this cruel _ t)lt"lyte)ii,i 3;: :25 12:35:23! war has caused in your home. To you 1 . land your home folk we extend our sym- ('lit,",1tTiut tremendous program; pathy in this sacntice, which your dear‘ I Norman Lambert Secy or theCon- soldicr boy has made. :adian Council of Agriculture. strang- We also feel tor you. Walter, in your fl y adeocated reduction ot the term being wounded but may the kind Provio f ae.tt) . direct tttxatioet. FWG" Were I dence, who has guided and cared for you 1:11)] pg, et,' the: 3300M be , tax on through so far, restore to you your health [an d bangs! Tl/i' as on incomes and strength and ever bless yougn your I Th’Exeoutivo committee consists pathway through life'. of on. Director from on!) County We appteciate the stand you took in 1 who from anon: would“: one; our behalf and we ask you to accept this t Vice President" and Socy Tron. nettv trift '" " ---- --- . Inga ' _ Ir.v....... u. music and song was carried iii ' One shudders to think,' in view of Ger- I out, Mr , Watt on "the violin being a . ' man brutalities, hymns of hate and 1i:,stih'lt, m himself. tf) , hum.n practices by sea and land, what At an appropriate time the young sold M would have been the character of "uglier P" brought to his Jeet to facethe lo: m Christmas had victory been won by the lowing address, which explairunigeit. The Q Hun and his allies _ . /secret ol the meeting had beer. well kept, iti F If ever there was a time to Show gratis .aodthough PM a surprise is! embarrass. “ l tulle to God for mercies and blessings it i Pit, the reclptent We a suitable reply, f is at this Christmas seasun,and in no way the chief point of which was that though I , can it be better shown than by a dthut' glad to be “Pm?hf 'PItiffteieary take , _! attendance in the Hour: nf (by! -%... I‘_JL un arma 9-..... ‘- """'""""-esiesese-seesss, Tir; DEC 19, ms I 'a"u=r-r-"rrtereer-_., -- ---=="= . (ii" A Peace China; I . I Next Sunday in all the churches I will be such a grateful thankful. out . ingot the Christmas spirit as ha: . been seen for four years past, inde, m may say has never been seen. for nei . the world's history for nineteen bun M years hes a victory so fraught with itttl ant consequences. been so gloriously , as that which culminated on the llth ii) 21stof NOVemberlast. ' iii ' One shudders to think,' in view of l . ' man brutalities, hymns of hate and friiii'i'i',' practices by sea and land, w M would have been the character of 1 M Christmas had victory been won by m. Hun and his allies _ . The Constitution bu ed to ndmis ladies. so “avers 1n equal right done unanimously. . ? rnaay evening last the bane of Mr lf A Peace aristms mm. McAllister,3rd on... Normanby. ----- (was invaded by neighbors from miles I Next Sunday in all the churches there ? around, their 05mm”! to welcome ar win besuch a grateful thankful. outpour- 1gt":iiiiii. 'l ”a!“ an; home, Pte. 1 ,' . i . a er c er. med ms at“ the cringe“ sp.m 3e has m’and gory mines ream at? (is wed nseen for our years past, indeed even . . ' g i may say has never been seen, for never m i and dreary. but that didn t deter the as- a the world's history for nineteen hundred l sembS-mg ot a crowden houseful. yho em; years hes a victory so fraught with import- i' tered Into the spirit of the ocusmn 'Ply' ant consequences. been sogloriousiy wonlereat heartiness. Mr Albert Marshall,) as that which culminated on the 11th 2'i'i'l'i', made chairman and an impromptu) 21st of November last. ' [program of mpsic and song a,“ ”ram: ft.,,..,-, A ... .' 'mioles. tr, better, 8 t n ables. 2 k I wing machines, 1 :-room table, 6 l parlor suite. The U. F. o. Meeting a .......... ,, auu u may be hoped the train- parlor suite. Hauling given may never in their livesbe com trtritetr, 1 utrr,lsGJieiiiniiii by actual military opera- " Wales too um- I tions, Miss N. Lowe ofthe Public school staff made an excellent accompanist toi I be sold. the movement exercises and with Mr. , Robt Isaac on violin gave two instru- 2tt:tg d mentals which were deservedly encored. a th " . mount n Acadet orchestra on grotesque lines, ll bettsmrt on; " caused "yfhamasemeat] boning interest at Splehdxti features of the premature mm. the mutton: by Miss.-. Cole and Miss . AnnieGnham. The former gave Ser- l -n 11.114- vire'oett m“ "h“ .. attorm act a, 2000 2 cream " stators, a quantity straw. 1etaifhstue neck- if}! --_" - uwuuunr "H'r, m " m as season, and in no way the chief point of which was that though tter shown than by a devc ut- glad to be “We he touktita-ary take in the House ofCod on God's up arms again in damage of Canada. ' -- , wen amend- When the call came for the boys to don o they are be the khaki, we can readily understand, m and it was how willingly and feariessly you left all behind and went forward to fight our en bitter words common foe, ready to sacrifice even your Frotitaera atltt own precious young life for home and Hilbert, ‘belcountry. 'll/le, 59:18:33. , You have gone forward, a real true sold- tlut from th e ier and have seen army lifein evury phase m bade no“, and no doubt have found thatit was by ing Co. {my no means all sunshine. You ham, mm run-a .. K-, . ' when tchen mde- mug Iron heat 1 - "" "' wa, W As we think back may our school days gagivfggngg together, we can \fiVidly ‘recall occasions reg, Hulben'u when by your upnghtness and 'leline,ss, mine“ by the you have won our respect and approval ; J as: ot Ontuio and in our Sports you always showed fair huh." play and exhibited a tsacrificial spirit. been amend. When the call came for the boys to don the! aye be i the khaki, we can manila "mi...- " - .._. y-vgiam presented, Mr C. Ramage {being in the chair, was an interesting 1 one. Exhibitions of Rifle and Sword 1drills by 16 boys was well carried out, especially the former and Jn the closing: number all the cadets, were put through I "fours," wheeling. etc. in military style. The atmosphere of the work is decidedly I military, and it mav ho, hnnm-l a- .--- . i them over 8100 which is to be applied to ' the purchase of uniforms. " Mr. A. S. Morton, Principal of the IiPublic School, is the efficient instructor I of the Cadets, now 35 to 40 strong They were organized about 16 months ago, and i being part ot our educational system, are Isubject to government inspection and small grants are given on the merit dis- played. They are trained in precision of movement, correct physical attitude and habits and this is attained by drills of various kinds, marches, etc. They have also a limited amount of target practice, but so far have only had two rifles, but now that war is over are promised soon a ritte for each cadet. They hold meetings every Friday even- ing in the old Library building. Thu .%..-- 4' THE DEBHAM REVISE Signed on behalf schoolmates, Stanley Mountain, Jimmie Picker). I Along with this, we ask you from us our every good wish this Christmas season and Christmas be more joyous the fore. I We appreciate the stand you our behalf and we ask you to acct petty gift, asamere expression thankfulness and token of our del having you in our midst once more NTARIO 'ri"itetiii'hit TORONTO Cadet Box Social To Pte. Walter w, The address is as toainv, I Home Friday menus and schoolmates have r here in your home this evan- iings of joy and thankfuiness t most welcome return into; I, ArthurMountain. spa W. R. Wallace. tar. e Mit you to accept good wish to you at :son and may this joyous than ever be, of your friends and Welcoie to "T'-'-" Walter llkhlliser found that it was by, ine, You have seen! loved ones fallin bat- e sorely rent with the ant chair this cruel out home. To you I ve extend our sym- 1 tr, which your dear I . t on. Walter, in your e ay the kind Provio s iand cared for you a to you your health ' bless yougn you: stand you took in It you to accept this a; expression of our on n of our delight in it once more. m "may: or Lanjaaa. Kodaks and “Snap Albgms afolkmrs.. 1 h I T Thermos and Hot Water Bottles . w . 918. l Mcmmr, 3 Band Bags and Purses Durham. New Fiction and Gift-Books . r Books and schoolmates have Bibles, Hymn and may" n ydurhome thiseves Her Favorite Magazine joy and thankfuiness Waterman Fountain Pen welcome return jnto I "' on and Song was" can-igd on "the violin beinga with you fora [ 118 pairs socks. 153 denim shirts, 101! --are bom stretcher caps, 71 suits pyjamas 40 towels Spirella stay 107 personal property bags, 18 housewives I ilent comet a 8 feather pillows, 9 doe. handkerchiets, 2 antccd not te quiits for Belgian Relief, also 16 Christ- of corset Wet mas stockings valued at 830.00. 3904' tf, Mrs Jane Corbett. President. ca mg at a Mrs And. Derby, Treasurer. MRS Mrs Jno. Milligan, Secretarv Am.--.-,..-, 7 ,,_ " H; tracked: Cadet B. ti. Livingstone of the D.CTown .. in Royal Air Force. Camp Borden. inf], H. Harding his apendinga couple of months with " R. Burnett...., ur parents hate. 1w. Irwin......., in Me Rex Lawrence of Fleaharton J. P. Telford.., spent Sunday with his parenu, ttelk. C. McLachi pt and Mn T, H. Lawrence. (Finley Grahan it Mrs John Bailey want to Toronto) J.Smith ..... is last week to have aneodlo removed'Wm Laidlaw.... a~ item her hand which aha got in some J. McKechnie.. mime ago and we are pleased to alata Friend............. d that her hand is doing nicely, ' Miss B, McKer Mia; M. McFadden of Durham F. Lenahan...... ', spent a tew days recently with her gig.. F. Morlock....,. tar. Mrs John Bailey. J A, W. H. Laude Mr and Mrs John Walls of Hanover R. Whitmore.... spentaday this week with Mr and'Mrs D. Jamieso Mu David Donnelly. f Tim m-- _. penditure. . . . . . “I! Amount collected. .... ' Work done : Received from The Want-tna plays any make of disc record. It is made in a large variety of styles and finishes", one at least that Will harmonize with your home. Ask the tuaurtst your town- to demmsatriii the Bran-0h to YOU. Christmas Pay an! Day, Brant-Ola Will You with music to St every mood. When the family gather gether this Xmas' let Bra Ola entertain them. Ther be delighted with the inspi: music of the world’s great artists, faithfully itttérpre as only the Brant-Ola can -"-9."qr.6» u . tt "N i 'ee terms, and will ii'iiri7e"r";iiolt7 -__. " “nu. ueroy. Treasurer. I me. J. c. NICHOL’ I arm or Town: s'.'s.'i"iierritJih,A:tijCi'e', Mrs Jno. Milligan. Secretary, Box 93, Durham 462 Aveimé Road, 'Nr'riii'o',' (i -'"-"'-"'-"ee'-"-eerete ---== ------rti, ""'=""-1-"-eerr-esrareae -i==T-N. "u'"""""-'"-""-'-'-"-"----.-,.,, ------d I I grstfg. r / 'at 3* / -er"" ' When the family gather to. if j5fa a) tra"e7CCra. gether this Xmas' let Brant " Tr _. __ n1- ___. " _ DURHAM; ONT. . ,_,,_ w “will an swing me I The auctioning of the boxes was taken I 5:5,: "llClC"lgi'e oettgT dinner as up, Mr Whaley doing auctioneer duty as D 'ii',",)!':',,',',,'. a) c SC . ' 5 00 to the manor born. The bidding was] IP iviiiiiii"'iiii 'i/iii.'.'.'.:':"" I . keen, “and Ki were common prices and T. P‘iuker Dét in” on.............. 0.00 One went to 814.t A few ran down be.. R. M F li ml .....- '"o........ 6.00 low 8400. Then there followed the de'!5.McI ar ne--............ 6.00 glightful pairing off and disposing of the, A. S "de2riicc,r.r.rrrr- 6.00 contents and the cadets closed a tine ev- l E W Limin n-..............,. 6.00 I ening with their coffers in a iiriur/rJ. bunt ..... "o-...... ..... ff?) state. _ ............-__,, thrilling midnight attack in the trenches and shot and shell and the gory accomw panimentsour boys have gone through1 were vividly portrayed. I 'l Useful Gifts 'h"dt= Easy Shopping The Resett, Abra Township for Ex- . cm.“ W. Xmas' htBrani.. White Ivory and Ebony Sets, or separate pieces in either Perfume and Candy T Boxed Tinted Stationery Fancy China and Cut Glass Open stock Dinner and Tea Sets or iieiilitate pieces , White Ivory and VICKERS my. - V it, 1,,v,ii.jaEiiiiiii'r.ir.r.'.y.r. hn “all! ostuovepl R. 1',hiteore..-LC.r.'1'.'.r.r.' week with Mr InderS D. Jameson ......___, MG. Gifts for Ladies Come----) will be a real pleagglre for us great satisfaction to yourself. 7......" ucUDle _ "F'""-.... '"ae-ttte moat pliable and rem p, w nousewwes ilent corset boning in the world.-. gur- handkerchieis, 2 a'nteed 20k to break or rue! in one year ' al 16 Christ- o come Wear. 300%) Gpode cheerfully demonstrated by . . calling at Parlor-e. 1 rbett, President. MPs I P. ”grun- rby, Treasurer. l - - " ' ‘......msoo ...... 29200 It is very eaky to make your selection of Gifts at m Store. The stock is large, well selected, priced low and in plain figures Come early and often. If at all convenient, do your shopping in the forenoons. Here are a few suggestions ' ..‘ 7 Fleahmon ji.' Telford..... C.".".,'."..' "enta, It! A. C. McLachlan........ Iinjey Graham..... ..... MacFARLANE’S DRUG STORE tii'!, ". la F.), Ft.:) m _,..... Cu o i,ii,i,'i,iiiiiii7ii'iiii:i:ia; BRANTFDbgggmggss mm "ttttii-Irie NC Miss B, McKenzie....., ' H: "Jseesok J. & J. Hunter grant Beggs & Son Dr 'tgl boned with the 'ltityr--the most " Town ..... '. C. Pickering, Emu-REE; "nu-nun“...- i,yleatructit,u Hahn - . CANADA Gold and Nickel Spectacles Kodaks and Supplies Shaving Outfits Safety Razors and N ecessaries Standard Literature and Fiction Travelling Companions Collar Bags and Purses Waterman's Fountain Pen New Presbyterian Hymn Books Ir-I The two storey, solid brick building tar [ formerly occupied as I hardwnre and 1.iiii.iiiiir', store b ' F. Lemhm & Ctr.., by I Just south of Midtj’augh Home. Reason. able terms. and will consider exchange for I farm or Toronto property. Apply W. S. Grimm“. Owner. an 462 Avenue Road," Toronto. Ont Mt-m----, Smokers' Bets Pipes and Cigars Bill and Letter Cues Tie Racks _ His favorite Daily Paper Gifts for gentlemen no. in. _ ms to serve you and a Store Property For Sale C. P. R, Town Office. Come to us for rates. -.' at' Magazine kftf _iir((tftrli" An Ottuwn despa "omen! intend, to den in eunuec' mu m and also in the hot Vtuded exile! from adapted to this bum in amulet. The “semi“ bu “used in :9 ring I Family of .qnipm. ill brine but In!) iTelf , "The Buy Word Camp Borden May he Picked in air tight Sold by all grocers, ',',hee,,By.'t!s,tr?y, gsu brlsp, m “We! ness tttetr. T, uaqiaiiiii, DEC. 19 Suitable for C " tut. ACh " "k 188 Bl“ tt 191