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All Business Schools Are Not the Same 1916 model, new!ly painted and overâ€" hauled. Tires as good as new, deâ€"livery box for back, shock absocbers. _ Snap at $350. . Victory Bonds taken as cash: Apply to Samuel Pattersen Glenelz, or to W. B. Patterson â€" Hazeiclifie Sask. Ford _ Runabout Roadst ) + unabout or oadster I‘!' Butlgam xcm‘w At the leading Ech World‘s Pare, Ohicag London, Fing : Toron the Nortbern Busine First and Speciai Ei Canadian Sehool ho from such exlmbition« Cet the best _ It oa ) NORHERKY! /); / m @//// ra U re Spring Teem Opeos April 6th C. A. Fleming, E. C.A . Principa G. D. Fleming. Secretacy Formaiin Nothing ‘or sm“t (iives greater sati Danieis V eter: inary Medicines Rericpatid ce s oi Alabastine and Excelsior Condit‘na Powders Window Shades C P BR Town Office No disappointment when you use our Formalin. The increase in yield weil repays the little extra trouble. Don‘t fail to use it this yvear. THE RED FRONT HARDWARES Spring will Have a great reputation Try them when in need We keep a full stock. Will fit your horses for the spriag work. S. MciINTYRE Sherwillac Sap Buckets and Spiles the very preparation that stains and varnishes at one operation. â€" For Floors Furniture, &o. Syrup Tios Washing Machines Colorite and Hat Brite Patriot Waverly Connors Bearer Power Be sure and ask for a sample tin of for renewir & or‘coloring straw hats Comes in alil colors. Macfarlane‘s Drug Store Owen Sound, Ont for Sale Are you prepared for it 2 _ With the prolonged cold winter we have just passed through, it is but natural to expect a quick and carly spring. We would advise all to anticipate their wants now. for two reasons:â€"First, goods will not be any cheaper and second, it may be difficult to obtain then at all. _ Below we mention a few of the large stock of necessary Spring Goods we catry. iuick ato and Cnailac m PA&NTS The above are just a few of the lines we carry. â€" If the particâ€" ular article you require is not here, remember that we are sure to have it in stock if vyou only ask for it. We have it, can get it or it isn‘t made ffice Agent for Dale‘s flowers The Rexall Store Connors Doll We have it, can get it, or it isn‘t made If peeple think that the farmers are roliing in wealb, that they are the criginal and only profiseers and the chief cause of the moanting cos‘ of living, one wonders why thev should be giving ap the struggle if it is sach a remunerative occupation. Is it true that these tarmers have made such tortunes that they are able to m tire and live i1 idleness in the city ? For answer one has onlyv to examine the wills prob«sted by farâ€" mers who haye fined the (ireat Maâ€" jority . ‘Never in the history (f the provâ€" ince bas there been such selling of farms and retiring from active life as this year, city men, bucred aop with hope and spare cesh takirg up the burden. ‘ Tha above qaotation is from the Toronto World and carries its own warnin g. 4 Worn Out with the Struggle We have odd Borders and Csilings at Bargain prices soon be Here Gives greater satisfacâ€" tion than a nicely decâ€" orated room. The Boxer Line of 1920 W all Coverings is undonbtedly the finâ€" est made in Canada. Don‘t decide until you have seen it. in the leading colors ectric APRIL 1, 1920 House Floor, Porch Floor, Roof Paints and all kinds of Varnishes and Hard Oil Finishes. Auto and Buggy Enamel!s and Brushes Wagon and Implement paint Carpet Sweepers Vacunm Cleaners Liquid Veneer and Renewall Furniture Polish Mops, Mop Cloths. Mop wringers Vacuum Cleaner for hire O‘Cedar Mops and oil Dustbane [ I:is found that after wondinr-' ,Iite time working bard, practising ; the most rigid economy and doing | evers thing possible to get on in the | lwnr!d. a farmer who dies leaving | $15.000 or $20,000 of an estate is re | garded as a wealtbhy manâ€"in the city ! or :own a man who leaves such a meagre fortane after a life time 0t | effort wouald be looked upon as a po! man. _ An ordicary farm selling at $100 an scre, would require the total selling priceto c onstract houses barne apd other necessary buildings at toâ€" days prise of raw material and la bor. |This mears that the land is given |away. _ If tarmers are so prosperouns |and so maen monev is io be made in \tarming why is there not a grea‘ \rush of people back to the land ? We have not noticed that these city [ men who talk ot the tortanes that \tarmers are making, have taken part ‘in anvy wild stampede to take up | homesteads â€"Suan. A sptcial meeting of the County Council sheld last week in (O)wen Sound revealed the fact that there is decided opposition to (CGwen Sound cutting connection with Co Grey to become a city. It is freely charged that this would be a violation of an agreement enter ed into by the whole County includâ€" ing Owen Sound for a certain appropâ€" riation for Jgood roads and a withâ€" drawal now for the avowed purpose of fescaping obligation and saving several thousands of dollars, savors of selfishness _ A committee of four which includes Calder and Boyd, was appointed to safeguard the interests of the County before the Legislature or elsewhere We cannot but think that the honâ€" est business men representing Owen Sound in the Council will see the justice of sharing in the expense plannced for by them as a party to an agreement to which no objection was raised, and not try to slip out of the back door to escape respousibility . Of course granting an amicable settlement on this or similar points, there can be no aversion to the town‘s ambitions for city standing. Wiss May Donnei‘y spent a few days last week with her sister, Mis Alex Aljse, Glenelg. Miss .\-larv Bailey spent the week ead with Durham friends Mss Myra Reay nes been urder the Dr‘s care for the past week su ferâ€" ing from heart trouble but at trme cf vlling we are pleased to state she is improving nicely. Not So Fast, Owen Sound The Red Front Hardware Carpet Whips VICKERS $1 & Cé ay THE DUBHAM REVIEW Master lElmore Bartman returned home from Fergus Hospital on Satâ€" urday last greatly improved in health. Mrs Robt Johnsten visimed recentis wi‘h her sister, Mrs. A. Corbett of S. Bentinck. Mr H W Hunt attended the special meeting of the County Council held in 0, Sound lasi week. Mr John Alexander was assisting YUr H. W. Hunt a few days last week. Mr Eroest Roseborough of »Hutton Hill is busy sawing wood in the neighborhood with his sawing ou!fit. Several weeks ago tha youngest son of Mr and Mrs Will Adlam while plaving in the barn tell off a teeter ond sustained a seyere fractore and dislocation of his arm near the elbow Latest reports are that little Arthur is doing uicely. |\ â€" A quantity of hay straw, oats and | barley for cash. P eaged to bear Mro. Pettipiece and little Misa Gertrnde urrived @afely to their Weatern destinauon. Mr A. C. MceDonald, Reeve, attend.â€" +d a special meeting at O wen Sound last week for the purpose of counsdâ€" er ng Owen Bouna‘s incorporation as a city and disposal of various ccunty road machinery not needed. IMPLEMENTS : Improved McCorâ€"| mick binder good as new with truck and | shea‘carrtier, mower, horse rake, 13 hoe! Dise drilt, Cockshutt, good as new, Twin | plow Kid Kangarco, good as new, Petcr) Hamilton walking plow good as new, 12| foot iton harrow, wagzon with box, hay | rack, set bob sleighs, manure box, gravel box, stock rack, 3 buggies, cutter, hay fork, rope andâ€"pulleys, graim cradle, 3! horse collars, set team harness, 2 set of| single harness, Fanning mill, logging‘ chain, set waggon whiffletrees, set of plow | whiffletrees, wheelbarrow, forks, shm'cls.“ and many useful articles. | Lot N 4 5 and lot 6, con 19, Proton, containing 180 acres. _ Well watered, good barn and house, 80 acres under cultivation, rest mostly pasture with about five acres good bush,. estate of the late D J. McCormick. _ For particulars apply to WM. McCORMICK of Farm Stock, Implements and IN THE MATTBR of the estate of Wednesday, April 7, 1920 at 1 o‘clock. the following valuable farm stock, implements, &c. Gen. Purpose Horse 19 yrs old, Ciydg ‘Durham, Soliciter for the Executo‘s, colt rising 3 years. We‘l bred cow milkâ€" | on or before the 20th day of April, 1920 ing 8 yrs old, heifer call rising 1 year. {heir names, addresses and descriptions | About 24 hens, 3 roosters ~ | and a full statement of their ciaims and | IMPLEMENTS : Improved McCor.| the nature of security (if any) held by ick binde d as new with truck and | them duly certified, and that after the | mick binder good as new wi Peckâ€"@n |iaid day the Exsccutor will procecd to| shea‘carrtier, mower, horse rake, 13 hoe| gistribute the assets of the estate amor g | Dise drilt, Cockshutt, good as new, Twin | the purties entitled thereto. having reâ€"| plow Kid Kangarco, good as new, Petcr{!"“’ only to the claims of which he | ; a fa w .,| then shall have notice. .3 Hamilton walking plow good as new, 12| Dalcd this Sist"day of March® : D. foot iton harrow, wagzon with box, hay; w?'ut. s 918064905 maltis 8+ # Mr Alex Hobkirk, we regret to aay atill coutinues co be very il!, his conâ€" dition vot baving changed much durâ€" ing the past two weeks«, _ His many fr1ends bope that a change for the bewer raay come yery soon. * Lot 7, Con. 3, Normanby. About 50 acres cleared. balance has good timber. Two miles west of Varney. Convenient to school and church. Reason for disposâ€" ing of farm, poor health Apply to the proprietor. Fas t han There will be sold by public auction at LOT,I of 17, CON 1, E G R, GLENELG 3 miles north of Durham, on A goodly number from here attend ed the funeral of the late Mr Wildfang of Eimwood. Deceased is well known in these parts and respected by all who knew him anod the deepest aym pathy is offered to his wife and iamâ€" ily in their serrow. * Ex ecutor of the estate Phone Dundalk 52â€"4 Credit Auction Sale A quantity ot house furniture comprisâ€" ing cook stove, 2 box stoves and numerâ€" ous other articles Hearty congratulations to Mr and Mrs Speuce Hopk ns on the arrival of a young son Tucsday of last week. The ladies‘ Misswon Circle beld a pleasant social afterncon at the home of Mis Aird Wedvesday of last week. All ladiess of the congregation were invited to aitend for the purpose of organizing a ladiuesg‘ ard in connection with the chureb, _ Mrs Aird gave » short talk on the rules and work of ladies ard after which a dainty lunch wasa served _ Proceeds from the tea and fees for Missions were over $10, Next meeting to be held ai the home of Mrs Faiton Tnaesday, April 6. La dies all we‘come. We are sorry to learn that that Mr Danoan and Miss Tena Liyingatone is at present ill with the u. Hoping to hear of their epeedy recovery. Moesers Cecil Racdolph and Edgar Bovee wor> the suests o Nr Frank and Mies Etta Twamley Thursday evening of last week. Terms of Sale ; All sums of $5 and unâ€" der and hay, straw and grain cash. Over $5 nine months credit will be given on approved joint notes. 5 per cent discount for cash in lieu of notes. * ANGUS McCORMICK, Proprietor CHAS. SHEWELL, Auctioneer _ Mr. Roginald Sharp has moved to his farm which be purchased from Mr Edwin Nobfe. _ We welcome Mr. and Mrs Sharp to our neighvorhood. Househcld Furniture For Sale or Rent Farm for Sale TORONTO MULOCK John Morice Proton P. 0 Pn ie semapiererant a, 4t s g o on Mr and Mrs Jas Breese spent a 0€aYy this week with Mrand Mrs Henry Mcâ€" Cracken, Dornoch.â€"â€"Chatsworth News A comfortable dwelling, 4 acre of land. some small fruit, $ rooms, soft and hard water _ Will accept any reasonabie offer for quick sale. Apply to In spite of the drop of 50 per cent in the price of hides, dealers say that there will be an increase in the price of shoes for at least a year on account of the shortags of skilled labor and the high wages asked. Oitawa advises householders to start accumulating sugar for the preserving season _ Wherefore we have started savâ€" ing our money so that when the preservâ€" ing season comes we may be able to buy a coup‘le of pounds. Sir John Eaton has purchased a 250 acre farm near Newmarket. The Newâ€" market Herald says he intends to get the choicest of registered stock and will exâ€" pend all sorts of money to make it a model tarm. â€" That‘s easy. _ His profits from the Mail Order Department will provide the capital. The editor of the Register, printed at| Neepawa, Manitoba, apparently is not| satisfied with a load of wood he recently | purchased and so he p inted the following | in his next issue : "The next time we buy | a load of wood for $10 or $12 we are going to pay the man in pennies and then he‘ll have a bigger load going home than he had coming in." Tuarre‘s xn" Escareâ€"Ontario canners are said to be buying up all the {ruit at the coast at a large price. _ Whenever a poor man begins to count on a little reâ€" lief from a plentiful supply of nature‘s products some scheme like this always arises to convince him that there is no escape from the old, oid edict that a man has got to live by the sweat of his brow, though he‘s more concerned about the sweating of his pockets., John Pattison Telford, late of the | Town of Durham in the County of Grey, Barrister, deceased, | NOTICE is hereby given pursuant R. 8 0. 1914, Chap. 121, Sec. 56, that | all persons having claims sgainst the| estate of the said John Pattison T«lford | «ho dried on or uhbout the Nineteenth day of January A D. 1920, are requested to send by post prepaid or otherwise to | deliver to A. B. Currey of the Town of Durham, Soliciter for the Executo‘s, Fixepn ror Cr:usityâ€"Chas Krueger, a farmer living about four miles from Walkerton was fined $15 and costs by Magistrate Tolton an Monday for cruelty toa stear. The animal it seems, was towed behind a sleigh by means of a heavy rope placed around its body behind its front legs. _ By the appearance of its feet, which are reported to have been in a bleeding and frightful state on Friday when it arrived here, it would seem that the animal had been dragged all the way to town.â€"Walkerton Herald Times Sr 4 â€"Ada Middieton, Campbell Macâ€" Lean, Hugh MacLean. _ Jr 4â€"Bert Midâ€" dleton, Irene Grasby, Edna Dyer. Jr 3 â€"Gordon Thompson, Hazel Patterson. Jr 2â€"Allister Lawrence, Olive Middleton Winston Petch, Beatrice Grasby. Jr 1â€" Katherine MacLean, Wilfred Middleton. Jr Pr ~â€"Corine Lawrence, Willie Patterson Average attendance, 12.18. $.S NO. 11, BENTINCK Sr. 4thâ€"M Langrill, Armstrong, H. Lawrence. Jr 4thâ€"W. Grierson Jr drdâ€"L. Armstrong, L, Sharp, G Armstrong, A. Nobie. E. Nobie, Sr. 2nd â€"N. Ritchie, E Webber, A.| Lawrence, B. Hunt, C. Roseborough, M.| Hopkins. | Jr. 2ndâ€"G. Hopkins, A. Picken, M. Armstrong 1stâ€"L. Hopkins, A. Vollet, C. Sharp. Primerâ€"A Hopkins €R00C PENOTO / John C, Telfurd | E*@cutors hy their Solicitor, A. B. Currey The Durham U. F. O ‘Live Stock Shipâ€" ping Association will ship stock from Durâ€" ham every _ Tuesday All intending shippere will give three days‘ notice to the manacger, Mr Angus McArthur, R. R. 1, Pricevilie. Phone Durhan;. The south half of Lot 5, Con, 19, in the Township of Proton, containing 60 acres. Thirty acres in hay, about 20 acres seedâ€" ed to sweet clover and the balance in pasture. _A brick house on the premises, Apply to % _ John Nichol, Apply to _ . John Nichol, R. R. 1. Priceville. Administrator for Estate of the late Don NOTICE TO CREDITORS ADDITIONAL LOCALS LU. NO. 2, BEN. & GLEN Notice to Farmers School Reports Alice Telford ; John C, Telford i Farm IEor Sale Jas Breese spent a day JessieF Black, teacher Teltord & Cuarrey _ ; V. Aljoe, Teacher gzxxxxamxflgxxxasxxxxxzxxxg :?o Paster Greetings and es Raster Bargains to all E:': We have Misses‘, Youths‘ and Children‘s ‘6:'-2 Shoes in all lasts, which_we have not room to [** quote this time Come in and see our stock. «2 We can save you money. |afale®ele"clebelece avole ols 2 ols ols ol o0 ol Cl es j "wle o cie "ale" dis o die " cle oo cle ols "dieige dn t0) Z~~ (Add years to i 1 the life of your house. This week we‘ve just specially bought in nice leathers and lasts for anyone wanting dressy footwear for the holiday week. We can fit all feet, large or small, at reaâ€" sonable prices. Get your Spring Shoes this week Men‘s Calf Bal, King Edward, brown or black....... Men‘s Calf Bluc, brown, something very new.......... Men‘s Brown Caif, royal purple ............ssl0k0 k26 l}}}}. Men‘s Brown Calf, (Neolin sole), broad or receding toe, only a few left ..... Men‘s Veal Calf, very pliable Women‘s Goodyear Welts in Black Dong Kid, Louis heel. Get a pair of these while they last ... 9 * Brown Dongola Kid, Louis heel................ 9 M Black Dongola Bal, Vanity heel ............... 8 *4 Black Vici Kid Bal, Military heel ............. 8 tE Black Dong Bal, sport heel................c...200 6 §€ Black Calfskin Bal, sport heel .................. 6 Boys‘ JOHN McKKECOHNIE Wishing you all a pleasant holiday, we are, yours You have the chcice of 36 atttracâ€" tive colours as shown on cclor card Aawhich is supplied on application, For Sale by B AM mow r ma ac. vaciurax % MEDICINE mAT Cammame NEW SHOES If your house is painted this Spring with Bâ€"H it actually has a surfaceâ€"protection which renders it impervious to the decay of passing years. A 100%/, formula (70%/ of which is Brandram‘s Genuine B. B. White Lead) providing a coat of such body, brilliance and "toughness" as to defy rain, sun or snow, where cheaper paints will chip, peel and crack. IME was when the ‘"‘*appearance" of a freshly painted house was the only thing that counted, but now we must also realize the imâ€" portance of the protection good paint affords against wear and tear. Any paint will give some protection, but if you want paint proâ€" tection for years â€"not merely monthsâ€"use . H. HARDING Durham House Shoes, while they last ... brown calf skin bal (Neolin sole)... black M i< box kip bluc, a enap at ............. satin calf bluc, a good strong shoe "English‘ 7?_’(~ P“;'reWh:to! nad Tranduam‘s Genving $.2 PAINT 30 , PureWhite Zinc av? .’Ou 100 o Pure Paint the " gav? _ received a consignment of â€"*{ENP:: APRIL 1, 1920 11.00 10.50 8.00 7.50 6.50 9.50 8.50 8.00 6.00 6.50 6.00 .40 W®) & w\ w ) y APRIL !, Spring Dress Goods, Of these . Kavy Blue and of Navy Blue S Wooltouch Goo a splendid rang Get our 1 Cottons, Sheetis the prices are \ Men‘s and Bo Most of ou Worsteds have a derearly, they‘d Here i for the |] 12 only M check 12 only He« to 44. Stock and Po Underwear Clover, Timot!i Alsike a KARSTED] Manitoba I Poultry Fe Wheat I he Dow Shoe Milling Oa! Barley ,sS8C X Mchechnie IF YOU NEEI now as our FLOU y 6 40 pa Pate $3.50 ROB RO Now is uU Shoes . _ kinds of Especial Men and SPECIAl ROB RO Roval I Royal Dr. H Dr Hs« 1020 We | Clansman So Chieitain Mix Crushed Oats Poultry Scrat Whole Corn Me Business M W e } W Oats Good M« m [) ave