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ind: a; M NI'.", c356 1,4 , t the 8. Line. Ghnol'. The - gn " " (ull account of the auction in B. I' .um tin: reformers coming out victor. mux \. IN! the Hon John Olin: " Prom. "" I’rxceville and Arumuia should he; prmld by an. of thoir young mon in “mow past, m honorod with such I high mud-MIL He is an honor to his nod rather. Mr Robt OIIVOI‘ who is y. halo .z. 1 'N derluirteyears. Should the Prom. e'~ H, w to vmit his old home Pricevillo (hp 1.1 hot1or him by a guild "caption. This is the man‘ for dht.rtaintnent. and its a bard manor to attend them ati. In premature to an an “can!" of our y s entertain-on: have in we on." " '., 'll be a good out. And the Miter or We are having Old hallo-0d Do...- be: weather tho put wool and suiaiti" again good. Tanninngiu In nnbh order if the snow continues and wood ml logs will be "Mud from their standing .6. aod may“! to their d..'ioreat pine“ od "miata. Thrash.» no beginning to wind up thanking-6'.“ of nurly {our mouth in some instant”. _ it“ substitute or both an oar-ted to attend on the "ttd “It We thank Mrs Colts! of Vancouver. for t copy of the Vancouver Treo Pro-l. \lr-Llnker was Mia. Janet McIntyre. " .v:.¢‘ ter of the late Rev. Rotrt Moln- DECEMBER 23, 1920 PRICEVIUE AND LIMITS 91...... to ---a.' Li Ki-mou'dc help "mi.u- out your digudivo "can... MAD! " - & m “an. oe mu m_ the i.thorooto_ttd1-o evils. If ro-di-ti-uw-tree outofkilter.b-tV- OVER-EATING [LUV/[E F))((j)EI,"f'?ilf Wanted at once KARSTEDT BROS., PRICEVILLE Chickens, Hens, Roosters, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys I Alll aka in the market for any quantity of-Beef Hides, .\'xe-¢‘p~kins, Horse Hides, Horse Hair, Rags and Rubbers M. GLASER, - DURHAM Oat Shorts at $35 We are making a special price for a few weeks on Special Price on Feed in ton lots or Klounlns We have also a stock of a ound Feed Wheat . that we are selling at $30 per ten while it lasts If you require Feéd, get your supply now. l' Highest Market Price. Bring them to me in Durham PRIGEVILLE t,gL,t ' As the market is very unsteady at presentI can quote no prices, but will pay the Highest Market Price at date of delivery. BRING THEM IN EVERY DAY in} now runs, A Merry Christmas and a Bright and Happy 1921 ROB ROY MILLS, Limited All Kinds of RAW FURS WANTED Busing“ Hours----" Is our sincere wish to our many friends and customers rrts at $35 per ton $2 per 1001135. in less than ton lots E la Mr. Thos, Mekepwn, Durham Road Glenda. had a cattle beast smothered by the straw stack falling on it, so all those Miss Floyd, teacher wt No. I0, was in Toronto for a few days last week writing on some subject in connection with her certificate. Miss Floyd is to remain teacher in No 10 fort921 at an advanced salary. Mr and Mrs Hugh Melinnon. B. Line expects none and daughter-I from the West prohwa this week. It in pleasant for those away from the old home when on their arrival they found father and mother active although many years have passed since then. Miss Margaret McLean u with friends on the S. Lino at preset... She spent some years in Vancouver and speaks well of the many advantages in that part of the world. Mr Colin McLean. 8. Line, was inoTor- onto with a load of stock for the U. F. o. Markets are slow at present. Mr. Arch. MeEinuoh accompanied his unclu Mr Don. McDonald to o. Sound Hospital V Min Jenni. Jam it appear: iuwt d well u usual. m young My baboon an invnlid for the put " you: or more Ind bun her “has with ohrininn pa- tina. knowing that the mining of the body in only " a trifle tttho joy that in uniting her. We mind a long letter hom Rev. Matheson of Mono Mills. He lays the people are all kind to him and “zoning along well. He bu still I kind remem- bnnco of hit, mnny friends " Pricovillo and hope. to ho able to exchange " the early summer with Mr Jones and give his countrymen anothor'Gaelic sermon in Priceville. Mr Mal. Mclnnes had a wood bee one afternoon last week and entertained the boys awhile in the night in the usual manner. \ ' MrDoasaa"geDoantd [attract-co for o. thound to bu n eat-mt mend fromhiu brDrtturt Thurm- ed to 1mm Unlimi- that the epon- tion In Mn! and and hope. no than. willbonnond to lawn,“ In In totattr Mind before going any. Mm Hector McLean v. u: plant! to Imu‘il -ttiat. along well. We lin- ceroly hope Uh. will“ be about min in her mun] aetivitr. 8n. t& "Our present government is simply a government by proxy--a farce '. It i very obliging in giving the people plenty of time to think over their grievances and they are not a few ! Of course there must not be an electiron-"till public opinion is more settled." Our present system of electing our representatives is outof date. We have not'even responsible government. Our men are elected by the majority, the minority have no voice whatever and in nine cases out of ten our members once. elected are whipped into line under the old regime of party. politics. The time has come for the people to choose men who are not tied fast to any party or group. Their choice must be men with capability. men of integrity, men of executive ability, men of persona- lity, men with vision, men who will act purely from honest motives. The time has arrived to formulate a new system of selecting our men. electing them by pro- portional representation after they are elected. When the peopleido this and not till then. shall we have a government by the people and for the people." Mr McDonald, who is well -known in Durham and vicinity. having attended High School here, has not been a resident of the riding for some time and this fact he realizes places a slight crimp in hie " pirations but his letter shows he has firm opinions and convictions. He says in part ; - ' Shipwrecked Among Cannibals Ye Editor is in receipt of a letter from John L. McDonald, " Ottawa school principal and son of Mr Alex McDonald of Priceville in 'which he expresses q'tSt. sire to become a parliamentary candidate for S. Grey at the next Dominion election presumably on the farmer's ticket. Old South Grey Boy Has Political Aspirations The church and abode of\he Presby- terian church here bad eiuht rode pleocd on sheds end tix in church. The new spire hen e fine appearance and we!“ credit on the architecte. Mr. Ind Mrs. Hector MoEechemuS. Line, visited Mn Nowhern'e old home at her father'., Mr. Arch. McCormick. They report the b tiger who Te opera- ted on for ”penguin . couple of week- I'D is getting alone well. A motion picture that had no ecenar- io ! Such is "tshipwrecked Among Cannibals" to Ae seen " the Veteran Star Theatre, Dec. 31 and Jan lat. Waving oattte loading on “at! that: 1 be chof In“ the ‘nmo results. We m sorry to he" " ch! good, old prof-km. Mr Iona“. bun; hid up from tho intirusitie. o! no but hope he III, ret be around min. “out!” mains. m Doe. A phone mango hu come from Dr. Burt. 0. Sound. this owning. lining that Donald McDonald who In: onent~ ed on for cat-tact Int Friday. in getting along fine tad if nothing human will be Ibl. to [can in two wool“. 7 Wilkins the Editor- and all concerned the complainant. of the anon. Not one of the can: had a minute's direction. Mr Edward Laemmle and Mr Wm Alder of the Universal Film Co who were shipwrecked on the coast of Dutch New Guinea, took the scenes as they went along. The results are far more thrilling than it they had used a manufactured plot. What scenario: or director could white a story an strange " the daily habits of these weird people whole woman dis- I1gure themselves for the lake of beauty. Of children who at 9 and 10 years of Me appear as 40 ? In the midst of a tropical storm that almost wrecked their apparatus, these two men stood bravely by their camera and while the lightning "ruck near them and tall palms crashed " their lee:,gnnised out hundreds of feet of film, the like of which never had been equalled. -. One night they hid themselves in the near by bushes while the Kia Ka Head Hunters danced upontthe moonlit candc in a religious ceremony. The lens caught every movement. " would have meant death by torture.- had a rutsthng leaf or a crisp branch betrayed the two white men, but Fate was On their side and they were able to take and bring back to America the strangest picture of ad. venture ever shown. "Shipwrecked among Cannibals" is not a dry educa- tional picture. It in the actual cine- matic record of a true and thrilling ad- venture. Just in Time T HE vieitor we: ushered into the iittie living-room. Through . beck window one glimpsed three children busy over mud pies. The int time the visitor bed seen 'the young mother and her huabend had been " the Mulkoke‘ Free Hoepitei for Coneumptivee. Some month: previoue to tint botts hed develoued tuberculosis. Future I tseqttts---iitet. in-depended, on 1 prompt measures. Yet. it the hue- ‘bend stopped "ruins. how could they live. Their deepen had been trngie. In Juet such can the “luekolu Free” mum it. min-ion. “about! end wife were mt there and given - cue. {Grend- mother. with Iinunclel Deb at»! the Seyriten Club. heart the e: -- AL-n --- no... an IL 'W_o went Jun m um... .._.- - {only wife. (unfunny. I tender I‘m In has” an no - " the ma. III at. cool“. i'ai'ef'l'l'lt 'tt', tte.'",'.'.' It tam m 'eee MIC. mm. or to an, A. 3014.73391- To Save Lives _ R.S McGowan Phone " Durham. DIPUW-RBIVI ActturrrrD.--The trial of Deputy-reeve Hugh McLean of Coiling. wood township. which has aroused a great deal of interest throughout Grey County, was brought to a clone Friday afternoon. at the General Session of the Peace, in Owen Sound, when the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty on three counts. Tha first was a charge of arson, the sec- ond one of defrauding the Farmer's Mut- ual Fire Insurance Co. of the "insurance on the house. and the third that of de. trauding the same Company of the insur- ance on the contents'. The verdict was that of not guilty on all the counts. Mr McLean has the reputation throughout the Township ot Collingwood. of which he is the Deputy Reeve oi being an hon- est and straightforward young man, and after the evidence was all in there was little doubt in the minds of those who had listened to the whole case as to hit inno- cence, and the verdict was no surprise to them. The trial lasted for nearly two days and the jury were out about two hours. The McLean house was burned Oct. 3nd, 1917. special Union Services for the Annual Week of Prayer "Fou'r Fundamentals of the Faith" Monday, Jan. F-Presbyterian Church, ‘God" by the Rev, C. G. F. Cole. Tuesday, Jan. 4-Baptist Church, "Man" by Rev. F, G. Hardy. Wednesday, Jan. 5-Methodist Church, "Sin” by Rev, W. H. Smith. Thursday, Jan. 6--Anglican Church, "Re- demption"by Rev. E. J. McEwen. ' How to Know God Better" Monday. Jan. lo-Methodist Church, "The Bible" by Rev. F. G. Hardy. Tuesday, Jan. ll-Anglican Church, “Faith" by Rev. W. H. Smith Wednesday, Jan Ili-Presbyterian Church "Prayer" by Rev. E. J. McEwen, Thursday, Jan 13-Baptist Church, "Ser. vlee" by Rev. C. G. F. Cole. Orin your Tankue now. [haven supplyot' Tankage. Cut Bone madame Meatonhand. Baum asupply ohm this season by feeding these necessary! egg-producing elements. t I For Sale tte Rent-too acres. latte 62 and“. coats DR. Bentinck. known a the he Corbett farm. Apply on the weaken to Mrs A. Corbett. R. R. t, lhave WM Victory Buds Undis- tritmte " I rate which will yield nearly 0; per cent interest. Absolutely at: in- vestment. _Pbone 29, or all for informa- WatmttF.A.ive chicken. and d! has delivered to R. F. McGom'I teed. will. Highest market prices. lav ‘ Intermediate and Junior Hockey sche, dules for the O H. A.in the groups in which Durham teams are placed have been arranged as follows ; Later-Durham has entirely dropped the Junior series, as they will be fully oc- cupied with Northern League hockey. Intermediate Series Jan. 3-Owen Sound at Wiarton 3--Durham at Markdale 6--Wiarton at Durham 7-Marktiale at Owen Sound 1r--Wiatton at Markdale 14--Markdale at Wiarton M-Durham at Owen Bound 18-Markdale at Durham 2i--Wiarton at Owen Sound 28-Owen Sound at Markdale 28--Durham at Wiarton 3t--Owen Sound at Durham Junior Serif: _ Jan 4-Owen Sound at Durham 5-Flesherton at Shelburne lO-Shelburne at o. Sound IO-lurk at Flesherton l3-Flesherton at Durham l4-Owen Sound at Shelburne IT-. Durham at Owen Sound 17--8helburne at Flesherton 20 -Shelburne at Durham 20--0wen Sound at Flesherton ADDITIONAL LOCALS [gaunt-nu. A HEALTHFIJI. Protect Your vital forces and build up your re- sistive-powe.m with a little SCOTT’S EMULSION l E h. Hockey '24-Flesherton atweh 56mm 26-Durham at Shelbume THE DURHAM REVIEW The undersigned has received instruct. ons to Mario: sale by Public Auction on at the hour of2p.m.. the lands and premises known as Lots numbers 39 and 40. south of Durham Road, in the First Concession of the Township of Glenelg. containing 100 acres more or less, said sale to be held on the premises. V Terms-Ten per cent of the purchase money to he paid down .at the time of the sale, balance to be paid In thirty days. For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to A. B CURREY. Solicitor, Durham, Ont, dozen ."...-........ 300 Table Forks. i don. 3.00 Table Knivel,1§ dos 3.35 "-Berry Spoon: ......"'. 1.50 Cold Meat Porn..... 1.25 Fern Dishes..,.......... 5.25 Tea Sets, cream and . Saved Lives of Husband and Wife Merry Christmas and a. Happy and Pros- perous New Year i to all Great-West Life policy-holders. I' HERE is " pathetic instance oe a little Toronto family. sadly handicapped owing td'the War. The South' huehux'IA suttered a. ser- ious head wound Pasrachendttete. Months ruler, he was invalided home to his “in: and two little mum. But the trouble was not over. Vio- lent convulsions followed. Finally the dangerous operation of remov- ing a. bone splinter from the Desk: Ins performed. and the men is re- covering. Just as happiness seem- ed within their grup. the wife developed tuberculosis. Never of ruxred health, anxiety and cure had exhausted her strength. " her life was to be saved. complete rest was: imperative. But the moe-rr- - To-day, thank: to those who buck up the Muskokl. Free Hospital tor Cotttrtunptives, she " there, [slums Gully under curetul treatment. and before long the family wilt b. re-united. Contributions may be lent to Sir Wllllnm Gaze. " Spain. Avenue. Toronto. or to Geo. A. Bold, Treuo. urn. 228 College Street, Toronto. toe our prospects, A. W. H. LAUDER It "rest, on. Offers com of practical instanc- tlon that will enable you to in- ereuc your My and MqtMtte with” of greater "rpetmlttititr. Wine: tern opus Jan 8rd. Write with a resolution to improve your- selt during 1921. It has! Business Caucus Start the New Yea! Tea spoon“, M dos 81.80 Dessert spoons, i dos 2.95 Dessert forks, k doz. 2.75 Dessert knives, M . sugar............,.. Butter Dishes...... MoMay,9amsary 3, ml, Government tax on all goods in this store ca noelled. this saves our tsutstornertranothet . 10 per cent. . Taxes Off .. _ _ Christmas Presents District Representative Best Wishes for a Auction Sale h S. HUNTER -lk SON Continued price cutting throughout the store Rogers IBM Silvana: --tuttded do“ from one (entitle! to the next. . . o,,.,",, dos $1.80 . Marmsltde Dish'eu 2.00 spoonaddoz 2.95 l Bagu- bowl'k Spoon w. A, rm. 82.00 to $3.80 tr.... 'e. - RAZ-MAH In Guaranteed to restore normal breathing, stop mucus fttTtg inofthe 1rt"/2,i,f tubes, give I a quiet I wanna: no i'ith'llh'it'ii, drug. “than your drug- *ilt'l. Trial reent outagencies or write l. unplaom, 142 King W., Toronto. l That 'splendid residence propertv in (upper town. belonging to the late Mr. 'Wilson, will hi oold on reanonable ‘termn. " contains 9 acre, more or less; fcomfortablegcaidcncc. 7 rooms ; hard and soft water ; good bearing orchard ', garden fine location. Apply on pre- mises or to Thor Ritchie. or Duncan Smellie, Executon. Bargains The Rovirw and Toronto Dsily Globe tot 1 year..................... The Review nod Dnily Free Prer- for 1 "tbr.............................. 10 per cent off Toys. Books (iy Cbinaware this Week. THE VARIETY STORE Thomevaw ind Toronto Daily Mail Ind Empire for I yenr...... The, lip-view and Toronto Daily R. L. SAUNDERS [HIKE] tter-ia-mr-o-tt __4qthmlipo_tl-ale _ World for "ar.........-......". Wishing all the Com- pliments of the Season P octet Knivea.25c to " Scissors, 500 to 82.25 Fl taillights, $1 to 8.25 Carving Sets, . 81.50 to 88.90 c not Electric ircnc. " to $8.50 Shaft bolls, 81 ter " pair chd thighs, " to 83.50 Skates, 500 to $7 a pair We have bought out the butchering business of MI Chas. Lawrence. Durham, tsking possession at New Year's. In tho meantime, we're supplying stronce's shop with our Homemade 8mm”. which sli custom- ers may obtain there. We will not doliv‘or men Bfound town fromvtho truck “to! this, until “king pol- suntan. . A.SCI|ENK I SON Change in Butcher Business Holder'......... ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Property for Sale. Clubbing Rates 1-3 off Dolls Prop. of J2t ...... 3.75 673 575 675 575 OMae Ind Wee. cm Cums. Ind ”mum. Wt: old Poem ttIts. JAMES!“ I' ““350! J.L. SMITH. MM M.C.P.S.0 one. Hour-z O toll a. -.. ”out p. m., , to I p.m.. Sunday. not Thumor afternoon excepted. Wigwam n. 05.. L " Horton GRADUATE of 5mm. Uniunity. (Mu-he ot Boyd (bu. of 'y-taiu-ts Montario Boo-n ore. l OJHUN'I‘IR'H "diam J. G. tM"eitdi.titk. 0 l o th w - we “can" can Id on” . at. M om. Bore, Gull“?! m Bum, a. In. In (but. no“ any... Duality In an:- - DURIAI - AND - BANOVII J . P. Telford ”In. nodarno, Arman-onl- tor “I. a com att., cum be mill¢ the Review ot '.ttprrrt_et.PrI.ritsysroy,d,tete “it!!! {gag EYE 06m 'i.'6'."€1ii’ tie" mums cod to, than on upping-don to o. MoPHAIL - m lawn“ In a tel-until: u. n deacon: Onion. BEIGE SCHO©L The thool is thoroughly equipped to take up the following counts I I. " t tor atriettlatitttt a. lame. to m Kenn! Schools t, Senior lutrlculwon . Each member of the and in I Univ- cuity graduate and In experienced teacher. Intending pupils would ig'iG to e.- ter " the becoming of t e full tern. information " to courses may beote tained from the Principal. The School has I crcd1table record in the put which it hopes to maintain in the future. 7 The DoubleTrack Route W. CALDE ,', Town Agent. Central Drug Store, Telephone No. 3 ”Dimitri in m attractive and hedthy town and good accommodation can he obtained at reasonable ram. For lumber particulars apply to any Grand Trunk Ticks: Agent. or C. E. Homing. District PM“ Agent, Toronto. Out. punched dining ctr service. Sleeping can on nifht Trains and Parlor CI" on Principe Day Trains. J. LORI"? O. 0... LO. .. Cement Tile and Brick -."-,- -.. ..-..-. I Pumps & Pump Repair: promptly attended to Unnamed Auctioneer tor Go. (in, TELFOBD d; CURREY JOHN SCH UTZ DnlcPllAlL. Ceylon or to c. IAIKGK. Durham Dr. A. C. Wolfe, Chumm J. C. HENDERSON. Panel's; always on hand. Toronto Chicago between A. B Cum, Whitman's Old Stand