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ER TOWN wn price st and Furious Lulp,e Posters for ! this Event and ind take advanâ€" brtunit_v to malce Double Duty. uce Balsam . ... 25¢ and 50c 'fl .lkabox: Ppound ... ... $1 per bottle : e ... .~... § pcrbotlll:" iqing many lines pring selling, to Barguin Block' s of what the echnie _OOSE MaCale wlo ale®le®nta" o o 2 ale* eP s o‘ ol s . vp *>) ggist and Stationer, Durham P olemerale®de" de es se ols "sio "ole® se . > | time up to 12 mos, credit given ainnunm. 3 sets Waggon Harness 1 set Cart Harness I set Plow Harness. 4 waggon Racks 1 Turmip Pulper. 1 Root seed Sower 1 Verity 2 furrow plow, hght 1 Verity 2 furrow plow. heavy * mngle Plows. _1 Delivery Waggon 1 Brockville Buggy. i Grindstone on frame _1 wood Tank 1 Emery section and Tool Grinder 2 Neckyokes, Cowchains, etc. 1 Sewing Machine. 1 Range. a E, Durham E lements STHMA 29 .. un Pp ast. ceEEEZIELâ€"E&E TR Smaking â€"No Sprayingâ€"Ne Sauft Local Agentâ€"S. McBeth Vil VV UV Z s Mar. 19 $ 393932333233 MARCH 10 19281 _ Just Swallow a Capsule ZMAH Is Guaranteed on Wed. e following valuable Stock R. BRIGHAM, Cough Sale 18, ‘21 Don‘t Miss It & aFr aal breathing, stop mucus the bronchial tubes, give quiet sleep; contains no drug ‘l.\)Ol!’ontdflI'- «e at our agencies or write 142 King W., Toronto. DURHKHAM fls 2 THE PEOPLES MILLS $ 9% Are Again Open For Business 5 a.c and have on hand for sale AA ; No. l Flour, Bran, Shorts, Chopped %::; xâ€" Wheat, Chopped Peas and Mixed Chop & ..« ®© SPRING AND FALL WHEAT ® io Apcels se _sle sls ‘ele de" ce "dle "ere "al s Safe "d s 2 0 s 2 d a 20 020 0 0 she =ofa 0 o a aa s "o, â€"*0 s n 020100 g,'g The People‘s Mills J ied DURBAM g'g o rap rala Sels ® ds »io vale o ole s uie we n ofe ols s dn uh 2 ol a 70 22 a a ue in o a2 o 022 e wle 20| a o o a ols ce Wo‘s Cushion Sole Dong Bals, reg $8, on sale ... ..6.45 Misses‘ bhiâ€"cut Dong Bals, reg $5, on sale . ... ... . $3.75 MARCH 10 921 Our Flour is guaranteed. _ Try it and be convinced that it is the best on the market. Phone No 8, Day or Night. Saturday Specials If your dealer does not handle our Flour, etc. come to the Mill and we will use you right. for which we pay the highest price We also buy Oats, Peas, Barley and Buckwheat This week we have another lot of Shoes to offer you at greatly reduced prices. JOHN McGOWAN We are also open to buy any quantity of GOODS DELIVERED around town every afternoon . Send in your orders early. MACDONALDS CUT BRIER . 6. McILRAITH The Cash Shoe Store Reduced prices on all lines of Shoes and Heavy Rubbers ‘-I[ MA a C men wh trail, in r yards, o ‘-I[ MACDONALD‘S "BRIER" has become a Canadian institution.. Smoked by the men who made history. In the bush, on the trail, in mining camps, prospectors huts, factory yards, on trains, steamships, in the luxurious homes and downtown clubs of our Canadian citiesâ€"Macdonald‘s has always been recognized as the smoke. € MACDONALD‘S CUT " BRIER"â€"the same tobacco but in new formâ€"maintains every Macdonald tradition since 1858, and gives to smokersâ€"more tobacco for the money. #Q _ Ourtown may be put down for good O!f 3 reBU‘ar whiter, a ?.h:ib?;i for all lm:r gou-lneu ut‘l.nth“’ O‘gorc≤ Wychoff and Gaild strain , law ng people. Consequently there . C Leghorn eggs for butching :; M ‘is no need ofsending an officer of the also Gies and Shepherd‘s strain of t law to enforce good behavior by being g . Anconas at $1.50 setting of 15 around with revolvers or other weapons i Order earl " € x) which might be the means of sending eggs. Vr anly 5 criminals to the other side without the H. E Karstedt, Priceville H 5"';:"3 gu:lificntlon- :o bog;mim\- womegge us en 0o at country where re is no * E need of enforcing civilization by law. | SWAMP COLLEGE bf ..X ?nd l(;:. Donald suv'ul;t ||ant/ " Here we aro again. part of an afternoon visiting Don Mcâ€" fl Donald whose sight is not muchimproved. isl?:;i‘{l:ghmi:‘fnve‘yzltfl Btrobueg.htol} d Also Miss Minnie Stothart visited Mr. | por speed recovueloo‘n ope to hear 0 t MeBDoneld one afternoon Intelt Mrs. George Haw is still busy hulling The young Assessor of Glenelg, Mr. Sweet Clover and is at + A present at Mr. B Dunbar. made his visite along the Darâ€" | Jocf, porter‘s K# _ Mr Mal Molnnis and son Allie visited E at Don McDonald‘s for a while of an b afternoon. We congratuiate Allie for heading some of his school work at Durâ€" N ham High School. 3 Miss Margaret McLean and her nephâ€" ew, Hector McDonald, visited at Mr. W Don‘d Campbell‘s, N Line, one afternoon. WX _ Mr and Mrs J. Jones who spent the M winter with friends on the 8. Line and elsewhere, leave this Tuesday for their E home in the West. All wish them a “ safe return, . It is rumored that Dr McFarlane is to E leave Priceville on account of getting a E call to Flesherton. We hope it is not . true,. â€" Mrs MoFarlane will be greatly M missed from the Presbyterian church as The lacrament in the Presbyterian Church here last Sunday was largely atâ€" tended, though the morning was someâ€" what dissanragine in tha marning. what discouraging im the morning. However where thore is a will there is always a way so all those that availed themselves ofthe oqp‘:.rtunity made it a point to be there. pastor, Rev C. Jones, gave an excellent discourse from the words ‘"Peace I leave with you," &c., basing bhisremarks on the word ‘peace,‘ very suitable for the solemn occasion. ‘There wore ten new members joined> four by certificate and six by profession of faith, chiefly all young ladies aud two mothers. _ One young lady had the ordâ€" inance of baptism administered to her before partaking of communion, showing that believers can be baptized by sprinkâ€" ling or pouring as in this ca e. RevMr Fowler of Flesherton preached &nbm- tory services on Friday last in the Pres. Chuach. Mr Fowler is a good speaker. ‘The snow is pretty well gone and roads are icy and needs sharp shoers to avoid coming in contact with the slippery element under foot. The young Assessor of Glenelg, Mr. Dunbar. made his visits along the Darâ€" ham Road and 8. ‘Line lately. Mr Dunâ€" bar is a pleasant youug man and we wish him success for at least 13 years in the future ! Lots of meetings this week. On Wedâ€" nesday there will be a debate againâ€" he‘d in Priceville this time. PRICEVILLE AND LIMITS PRICEVILLE hedor she is a faithful organist there. _ The Dr‘s practice is very extensive and will 4})9.}0.- to the community at large if eaving. o Bob and Bill make their daily rounds delivering mail be it sunshine or rain Bill is Bob‘s faithful horse who is now serving his Oth year and if those receivâ€" ing the mail would meet Bill at their boxes, he would wait until they would get their bags emptied and proceed to the next box. Mrs McPhail is spending the latter m of the winter with her daughter, MWagus McKechnie. We are sorry to hear Miss Currie has not been well for some time. Miss Curâ€" rie was one of the old pioneers of the Durham Road, west Of Pricevilie. Mrs Dugald McCormick is spending the winter with Mr and Mrs Colin Mcâ€" Lean, 8. Line, and is fairly well considâ€" ering her age _ She is well cared for by Mr and Mrs McLean, her niece Balsam Valley has come alive again after a long silence. Theremay be some balsams in the valley but very foew mapâ€" les. We congratulate the good corresâ€" pondent for resuming the, arduous duty of a regular writer. Mr. Andrew Dow had a very successâ€" ful sale on Friday last. Miss Flo McCannel left Saturday for Torontowhere she will visit friends for a couple of weeks before proceeding on her home journey to Walpole, Sask. Glad to see Miss Margaret Richardson ableto attend her school duties again. Mrs. Wm. Haw spent the week end in Flesherton, visiting her sister Mrs. Patton Miss Myrtle Porter is visiting with her friend Miss Annie Wilson Mrs Peter Hoover of Toronto spent the past weeks with her parents, Mr and Mrs. John Haw. z Mr Edward Hawis spending this week in the Queen City n w ahil The Gospel Band held their social evening Tuesday last when a pleasant time was spent. 8 & Born â€"on March 7th to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knox, a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McNaulty and babe ‘spent one day last week with Ceylon friends. Mr. Howard McLean is engzaged. with Mr. John Haw. Mr. Arch. McKechnie has rented Mr Geo. Riddell‘s farm for anothe year. Mr and Mrg. E. Hockridgeo bave been spending a week or so in Torâ€" Mr. and Mrs. J. Melones went to their new home, near Arthur village last week. Congratuilations to Mr Geo Plester and bride, Miss M. Watson, who were married at the home of the bride‘s rents, Mrand Mrs Thos. Watson, E:zmnont. on Wednesday, March 2 Mr Geo. Riddell, Luther, was a caller in cur burg Wednesday last. The community was shocked to learn of the sudden death of a bighly esteemed citizen, Mr Alex McEachâ€" nie on Saturday evening, March 5th trom beart tailure. _ "Sandy," as be was so well and tavorably knoown, for about a year, had warnings that his beart was weak and had to give ap strentwous work. . The day prevâ€" ious w his death he had been feeling as well as usual and had even gone to the bush with his boys ard bad partaken of a hearcy supper. About ten minutes after. retiring he passed away withont a moment‘s warning, a warning to us to ‘‘Take heed, warch and pray, for ye know not when the Bon of man cometh.‘‘ Deceased was 57 years of age and spent all his life in this district. Io relizion he was a Presb3terian and was a reguilar atâ€" tendant at Swin:on Park. The late Mr MeEachaoio was an inâ€" dustrious and competent farmer and a good and obliging neighbor. About 25 years ago hbe married Miss Agnes McPbail and their home was always noted for its hospitality. He is survived by his wite and three sons, John, Peter and Murray ; two brothers, Neil cn the old home farm and John, Montana ; four sisters. Mrs P McEacberp, Fairbairn ; Mre J Rowland, Toronto ; Mrs D. Allan Durbam ; Jessie in Toronto These besidesa large circle of relatives and triends, deeply mourn his death. Interment will take place as Swinâ€" ton Park. We extend sincere sy mâ€" pathy to the family in their sad berâ€" ea yemont. Mr and Mrs Wm Paton Honored The friends and neigbbors of Mr. and Mrao, Wr. FPaton, Bouth Lin‘, Artemesia, met at their home one night‘last week and presonted them with an electric reading lamp, prior «o their departure for their new home io Fiegherton. Following is the adâ€" dreee:; Dear Mr. and Mrs. Paton, and family,â€"The ocoasion of our visitation to your bospitable bhome tonight is one of both pleasure and regret: pieasure in that unitediy,.we are perâ€" mitted to give expression to the unity and barmony tbat have preyailed between us these many years of our sojourn as neighbours; regret, in bat you are bidding farewell to the old lme to pass the remainger of your helpful Iives in enother locality. We wieh you a long and happy reiremeut in your new bome, and trust the relâ€" latiens there established will prove as helpfal and enjoyable to the citizens of Fiesherton, as your many friends and nergbbore here bhave hitherto en. joyed. We wish you aloving Father‘s richest blessing, temporal and epiritâ€" usal, and truet that the future mey uffer associations of the old Houth line. As a sligbht_token of our friendehip and esteem be pleased to accept this little gift, which may eerve es a mem ento of the loving appreciatuon of old friends and neighbore, whose good wiahes and sinoere prayers follow you to your uew home. Signed on tebal of your old neighbors: Mro, Jae. Turner Jas. Oliver, Jr." Wilsam ¢u'enuoodv late of the Township of Gienelg. in the County of Grey, rmer, deceased 5 NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant > Sec. 56, of the Trustees Act, K. 8. O. 1914, Chap. 121\that all creditors and others having claims or demands :â€" gainst the estate\of the said William Greenwood. who died on or about th« 28th day of March),at the Tp ot Glenâ€" clg in the Co. of G*y. are required, on IN THE MATTEK ot the Estate of Or before the 21st day\of March, 1921 to ‘Bend by post prepuid, or deitver w« ane Greenwood, or Vohn O. Gree»â€" wood, â€" the Executo of whe das: will and testament of\ said deceased, their Christian names \@nd surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full parâ€" ticulars, in writing, of their claims, » statement of their accounts, and the nl::ure of the security, (if\ any), held by them. And take notice that after such last mentioned date the Executors will proâ€" ceed to distribute the of the gnid deceased among the part entitled thereto, having regard only th the claims of which they shall then hiave notice, and that the said executors Wwill not be liable for the said assets any part thereof to any person or one of whose claint notice shall ve heen received by them at the timhe of such NOTJICE TO CREDITORS at Durham thi »bruary, 1921. is Agnd day of ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Just Received . Flossene Wool for Summer Pullovers Come and select your shade now while the stock is complete at The Variety Store R. L. SAUNDERS, Prop. u* per cwi 6 JV to Oâ€":mea! . s«e«*, 90 Ibs 6 00 â€"Ap per _ a 2 50 ue Lots 13 and 14, Con, 2, N. D R. Glep eig 100 acres, more or less, 20 acres bush 15 acres seeded with sweet clover, fairly good buildings, well fenced, well watered good orchard, convenient to church and school. For further particulars apply to Neil McGillivray, McCormick (deceased) of * Glenroaden" Gienelg Tp owed any accounts, kindly send in same to me at address below, when such will be paid forthwith. llar. 29 op;u'sheSprig Ternl If there are still any personsin Durham or vicinity to whom Angus or Maicolm Tout 411 a. ® 1â€"ipa. DRS. MMIBSON & JAMIESON. reparatory Courses. _ Stiff of Specialists _ Catalogue Free C. A.Fiemng, F.C.A. G. D. Fleming, __ Principal Secretary wJurbham â€" Markets. Business, Shorthand, Farmer‘s and nen t «)* u 4 ,vm- Over nes Ayact J. P. Telford‘soffice, pposite Regisiry O fice. JOHN McCORMICK, Durham. Ont. Member On| ge Poysicians and Burgeon k w hea ey ... «t u duiTuN.M.4.. C 4O A complete stock of ‘JRdAam, Ma~ 10 921 UÂ¥ + i n is at a Reduced Price Notice to Creditors Owen Sound. Ont Farm For Sale In all shades. cast sige or Aluert 8t. R. R. No 1, Priceville 1 10 42 30 t 13 75 42 47 15 | _ HONOR GRADUATE of Torong. ‘ University, graduate of Royal m , of Dental‘Surgeons of Ontario Ove 1 & ! HUNTER‘S New Store Office and residence. corner Countess and Lambton, opposite oldâ€"Post Offiee Offce Hours : 9 to U a m., 1.30 to 4 p. m., 7 to 9 p.m., Sundays and W.C, PICKERING D. DS., L DS B’OIOI GRADUATE Torouto University, @re Anate n{u Ooliege Dental Burgeon Dentistry in all its vranches. OR _ â€" ver Jewaliry storend opne aite Post Offica * DURHAM â€" AND â€" HANOYVER . .. 5A 11. M.B., M.C.P.S. D MePHMHAIL_â€"»+ Perms, moderate Arrangements for sale: & to dates &c., must be made at the Review Of fice, Durham. «#" Correspondence addressed m to Ceylon P. O . will be promptly to Terms on application o The DoubleTrackRoute W CALDE , Town Agent. Central Drug Store, Telephone Ne Parior Cars on principal Day Trains. For tarther partienlars apply to any Grand Truok Ficket Agent, or C. E. Horoing, Distriet Passenger Agent, * New Goods * _ at Grant‘s $ c ie oo age oi oo oo oo afe afe age afo on J. F.GRANT O.0.8. L. D.%. Licensed Auctioneer tor Co. Grey ursday afternoon excepted. Unexcelled dining car service. Office on Lambton St A. B. CURbEY Maonevy *n woan D McPHAIL. Ceylon or to C. RAMAGE, Durham ht Trains ang