The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

UGroceries LO0 5b Sacks. rdware Co. xed Hen Feed borts & Bran R0OFS he Management of London‘s Exhiâ€" n have mailed out thousands of Prize s, Hangers and Maps throughout There are many attractive ures in the Prize List this year. 0.00 in cash has heen added to what The Western Fair London, Sept. 10th to Hith and lc;s n“ih Roses Flour, Purity Flour JUNE »%, 1921 Durham Rind3 keep your irrels ance T 8 3. Jon d homelate the other well but not wisely nrbrush on back of in order to see if ished. By mistake ar is !helboy’. and n, which is creating . $1000.00 will be is event alone. The ¢ must be a resident the age of ten and nust haye fed and t jeast iour months hibition and must beral list ea. bBy mistake toâ€"wards himself no wonder every ‘t I need a shave‘ y are at _to buy iog any Srt‘ | obtain by A. M. Hunt n w 21 |enelasels s els"‘o °l E'.-L‘SREEMEEEEEM@EREE@EEBEHEEEEE Ex x TUUEHTUHUULAUNEUNUUENNUSeereemmmmnmneememerememenemmenmammememssnmnnnnnnnw,,....._.________ x Eooppiniainatiniinintcizabtiarimeniates * 1. * 1 9 1 o 1 s 1 s . . INION DAY ; iA § CRXKCurey £â€" 2___ â€"A__â€" n e eeHeee 00000000 rmmeernmemmmemmemememenmmmes gxx3flflxxmxxfiflsaxmmxzflmflxmzxxmxm'ssfl_ 2 ; %"C several lots of Ladies‘ High Top Shoes in Calfskin and Dongola in so broken sizes, in black and brown that are worth from $6.50 to $10 for:............:. $4. Get in early on this, _ It is a genuine snap. First come, First served IMPORT‘"T We will be opan Thursday evening before the holiday to give all factory people a chance to do their shopping. GOOD SERVICE A SQUARE DEAL We have several lots c} Ladies‘ broken sizes, in black and brown th A Special Bargain Lot for the Ladies Boys Heavy Kangaroo Blac for school shoe $2,49 Boys Box Kig, very pliable ... ... .: *79 Misses Union Bals (for sehool)... â€"â€"â€" * 20G0 Boys Split Blue _ ... ... 249 Woman‘s one strap house shoe. .. s« * SMQ Women‘s 8strap dress shoo, patent vamp 3.50 Women‘s dong bal, sport heel, very comâ€" fortable ...... , 4 M A full line of Staunton‘s Readyâ€"Trimmed Wallâ€" Papers. 20 "{>o discount for the four days Next week, June 27th to 30th, is the end of our half year and we bave decided to give all a series of special values during those four days. Our business has been good for the half year and we heartily thank our custoâ€" mers for their patronage, endeavoring us to give better values and better service as we continue. We carry at the present time a good stock of " Sterling" _ and "Faultless" Shoes. Staple Dry Goods, Staunton‘s Readyâ€" Trimmed Wallâ€"papers and an assortment of the best Groceries. We will quote you a few of the values that we will offer next week : Best black tea (Ru".flt.ed). 8 lts for$100 "I All kinds L.un‘r’ soap, 7 b.," ‘:o‘r aobtsâ€" .?? Duorbam Corn Starch, best auality noâ€" mes f carreeh »harun ind tasie i +9 Semiâ€"Annual Sale /urham Corn Starch, best quality, per package ... Post jToastres, cornflakes or *Gusto‘, 9 packets for. .. Children‘s Ribbed Hose, 4 pairs for ... Ladies beat Hose, brown, white or black 8 pair for .. 3 JUNE 23, 1921 MACDONALD‘S CUT BRIER qI 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 tobaceo for the money. 10 V T RTHT uc Gt wei un 4 tment of the best Groceries. values that we will offer next week : All kinds Laundry soap, 7 bars for ,...... .50 Best stripe Flanvelettte, yard wide ... .15 Beet bleached Cotton, 8 yards for .:« .00 Best Galatem Sbirting, 4 yards for ... 1 00 Small and large check gingbams, 5 yds 1.50 Good heavy Towelling, 3 yde for /:+‘* 00 D and A Corsets, best price since 1914, all sizes ... & c u0 Men‘s Chrome Bluc, pliable and heayy Women‘s boownâ€"dorg bal, medium heel ... Woman‘s box kip work shoes, a real snap Men‘s box kip, wide and comfortable ... Men‘s Calfekin Blue (Goodyear Welt) ,,, Men‘s brown and black English Receding for | _ _ Mr and Mrs Geo Hopkins and Mr D. Allan, Durham, also nephews Master McEachnie‘s, were visiting the first of the week at Mrs A. McEachnie‘s. * Miss Hutchinson is spending a few 'dayl at Messrs A. and Wm. Burnett‘s. _ Mrs Wm Dingwall has gone to Lonâ€" | don this week to attend the wedding of her sister. Miss Olive Ball Mr and Mrs. J. McMurdo and childâ€" ren, Dromore, were visitivr;,g the beginâ€" ning of the week at Mr W. Burnett‘s. Mrs R Renwick Jr. accompanied them Mr Smith of Meaford, spent the week end at Mr Wm McNaulty‘s. Mrs Hardy Harrison visited at Mr. A. Hooper‘s recently. A number of our young people atâ€" tended the U F O picnic at Bunes: a 1 Wedding Bells are ringing merrily Mr and Mrs Jos Pflllips spent Sur day with Priceville friends, t Misses Myrile Turner and Jennie McNaulty visited at Mr W, Gramet‘s one day last week. Mr T. Harrison and wife motored to 0. Sound Saturday last. Mr Tom Cnmpfiell had a ancce;;foi bee drawing sweet clover straw one day lsst week. Mr Waliter Ball and Mrs John Staâ€" ples spent the first of the week with the latter‘s brother, Mr Ed. Harrison, who has been in poor health for some Mr John and Miss Sarah Ferguson spent Sunday last with friends near Holstein. Mr and Mrs R. J. McNaulty and family of Swinton Park, Mrs Sterling, Mr Dan Whyte of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs W. Grumet, visited at Wm Mcâ€" Naulty‘s Sunday last. Mr Manley of Proton Station, is busy taking the census in this yicinâ€" ity. Turner of Epping, spent last week at Wm McNaulty‘s. Wednesday . Keep July 1st for the monster Domâ€" inion Day picnic at Taylor‘s bush. Dromore. See big bills for list of sports and program, spentiast Sunoay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John S. McDermid of Priceville 20 PE TOT O RTPCAZRCICITY SITC SUH M AT* lace are visiting friends in Toronto over the week end. Mr. and Mrs Chas. Watson of Dromore spent last Sunday at the home of Mr. Mrs Chas White and Miss Myrtle Mrs. John S. McDermid and son Walâ€" new beef ring started last BALSAM VALLEY HOPEVILLE DURHAM REVIEW One of the oddest verdicts rendered in a good many years, perhaps in all the history of Courts in Owen Sound, was The Vandeleur nine were too strong for Glenelg Centre in baseball winning 18 to2. A crowd of about 400 was present and all enjoyed the day‘s speaking and gporltls. Gross receipts were about $300 in all. Mr. Bowman made a good speech. dealing of course with Northern Ontario, its specialties, its opportunities and proâ€" spects _ He left a good impression, and the success of the day in all respects has left a fine flavor for another year. or in its commercial undertakings can tell a good story. He has a fine platform manner and even MacKenzie leing his opponent in North York at next election will have his work cut out for him. L DEETE POOC C 2C 900 RZA0GERUH M E. E1 was chairman and with two such lights on the platform on one of Ontario‘s most beautiful afternoons, there was no trouble about a program. Mr. Burnaby is a live wire in U. F. Oâ€" ranks and either in its political activities Last Friday opened with heavy rain and the prospectsfor a picnic that day seemed remote. A telephone message from Mr. Burnaby to Mr. Geo. Binnie asked if he should come, Mr. Binnie, optâ€" imistic, said come on, and he did and brought with him a fine brand of weather and also unexpectedly, Mr Beniah Bowâ€" man, of Manitoulin, Minister of Lands and forests. Mr. G. W. Leeson M. P. P. Mrand Mrs Chas. Wale and family spent Sunday at Mr Robt Wale‘s. A. $. HUNTER & SON, Durham Mr and Mrs Jas Dingwall and family and Miss L. Glennister were in Holstein on Sunday visiting his brother, Mr T. Dingwall. Mr J. Armstrong happened with an accident last Saturday evening. While turning in at his gate the car struck the gate post and the occupants thrown out. \V’i’th the exception of a bad shaking up they were fortunate in esâ€" caping serious injury. Mrs E. Ferris is not enjoying good he:?h, having this week to undergo an operation which all hope will prove successful. MrsG H Gilkes wes visiting at Mr J. Troupe‘s, Holstein. Mr Geo. Shand has purchased a Ford car and_ ereftcd a garage. Nurse Fettes is visiting this week with her sister, Mrs Neil Ric Eachnie. Mr and Mre. Currey, Mt Forest, and Miss A. Campbeil, Toronto, were visiâ€" ting Mrs C‘s parents, Mr and Mrs M. McTaggart recently. J The Hopeville Missionary Society hold their monthly meeting at the bome of Mrs Ge_o. Christie, Wed., June 27. Mrs Jessie Scott has returned to her home in the village after spending some weeks nursing the late Mrs. J. McKinâ€" non, Priceville. ABOLISH FINANCIAL and vi_sitcd her sister Mra J. Sinclair. Sweet Clover Market Higher Our American customers can import Sweet Clover into the United States free of duty and we have the whole of Canada and United States to sell our crop. Thedemand for sweet clover has increased each year and this year‘s consumption was enormous A CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY WiLL Do It The demand for white Blossom Sweet Clover Seed has been greater than we exâ€" pected and our customers are now asking for Seed for next year‘s requirements. So strong has been the demand this last month we thought it too good news to keep so we pass it on to our friends. Queer Verdict by Jury. Apply to your postmaster, or write, postage free, to S. T. rintendent of Annuities, Ottawa, for new bookiet a mation required. Mention age last birthday. Gives a larger return for life than is obtainable from any other form of investment with absolute security. Free from Dominion Income Tar. Any person resident or domiciled in Canada over the age of 5 may purchase, to begin at once, or at any later datedesircd an Annuity of from $50 to $5,000, to be paid in monthly or quarterly imt‘-!ment:. Any two persons may purchase joint‘y. Employers may purchase for their employees. K Bunessan Picnic WORRY lc iamns inb iss s s : ing at the bome | The charge was that the accused, who 'e:., June 27. | wasaroadforemanin Artemesia Township i“c this week| had obtaining money from the County | McBachnie. |of Grey by padding the pay sheets. Mt Forest, and | The jury after much long deliberation nto, were visiâ€" returned a verdict of "guilty of obtaining r and Mrs M. A 6 | money by talse pretences without intent isiting at Mr J. | to defraud." The total amount of which he was alleged to have defrauded the | chased a Ford|County was $202 50. W. S. Middlebro, | oR y K C , who has been acting for the County | '&'33{'33 %";’: | handled the case for the Crown, and Mr. ’ pe will :rove ‘ W. H. Wright conducted the defence. " On Tuesday and Wednesday were ened with an | heard two charges against Hugh McLean| ;’I“"“'- V‘Vhl; exâ€"Deputy Reeve of Collingwood Townâ€" u;a::: tl.lr:»“:n ship, of obtaining money by false preâ€" | on of a bag tences from the Liverpoolâ€"Manitoba Asâ€" )rtunate in es.| Surance o. One charge arose out of | the burning of an automobile in November | 1 jy | 1918, the other from the burning of a | all and family | drivingâ€"shed about the same time. The, re in H°l'fit°"‘ jury returned a verdict of "not guilty" | rother, Mr T. | on each charge. McLean was up last | d .,_ |jDecember on other similar charges and | le, and family|was acquitted, the defence dwelling | Wale‘s. strongly on the fact that witnesses were | duriedsanie actuated by personal animus against him. | ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO R. L. SAUNDERS, Prop. Arrrsnnannn aannanaananaae The Variety Store Or some Victor Records ? Victrolas from...... .. We are Sole Agents. KHow about a Victrota ; L 7 V F I + bt hrcas 2 omm weaaing ItTl 303A Ni. M.B., M.CP.S Office and residence, corner Counteas Will be easy if you come and _ 2"5 Limbton, opposite old Post OfMfice see our display of | Ofiice Hours : 9 to 11 a. m., 1.30 to 4 , % m., 7 to 9 p. m., Sundays and \ Fancy China, Silverware, Glassâ€"| _ Thursday afternoo; excepted. ware, Brass Goods, Jardinieres, _7 =~~tâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"~â€" Trays, Casseroles, Dinner, Tea numue. E figRBE' and Toilet Sets, and the many Barnister, SoUut‘or, :::()Vll other articles which make acâ€" Ofi'hy to uoan, ceptable gifts. rhowy,.,.OfE on Lambton St Ohe C'/loa.u'ny David Weber, who was tried before Judge Sutherland at the Glenelg Sessiong yesterday on a charge of obtaining money from the County of Grey by false pretences P s s 1t EB s ' of that edding Sift by the jury in the case PROLONG YOUR LIFE $40 up 3: Prints, Cottons, w# Violes, Etc. 3 New Goods # # at Grant‘s $ :ISll-erTer- opens July 4' Be vie obe vhie e aie oo oige afte age age oo oip W. CALDE :, Town Agent, Fentral Drag Store, Telephone No. 3 Sleeping cars on night Trains and Parlor Cars on principal Day Trains. For tarther particulars apply to any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horning, District Passenger Amwant MWoaseis o L The DoubleTrackRoute TT ~ _ AVAADUATE of Torggg Unfvmity. graduate of Royal Colleg» of Dental Sargeons of Ontaria a. _ "** Hoxnor crapvarer University, graduate af P #@n Mr M Phail has m dence in Ceylon. wW.C, PICKERIN(] D. D S., L D.s ) dates @0 CNNIO. Arrangements for sales a E‘odnu «C., must be made at the Review O ‘lcc. Dunn:cefll' ("i’;""md,f"“ addresseo . or on P.O., will be mptly ‘mfi to, T‘-- pa‘uo i Sid) No 9D pél 9â€"1l a. m *â€"Ll a. m iâ€"1pm, C 1â€"9 ». m Telephone Communication between Odge _ Residence at all tour« an enmmmmmmmmmms,,...... 22 u00 06 W DRS. JAMIESON & JAMIESON J. 6. HUTTON.M.D. C M o u..s..o-u-%r-m.. and Surgeons ntario FFICEK: Over J. P Telford‘soflce, near O 1y opposite Registry O fee *b ENCE : Becond house sonta ol HRegtsery %- east sige or Albert At. Hours: 7 Write us for prices on all kinds of mot. orcycles, all makes, Also expert repairing MOoToOoRcyeLlEes Unexcelled dining car service Licensed . A1 l;cvt.‘it;n;_lur Co, â€" F.GRANT D. _ _ Yonge andCharles Sts., Toronto Is noted for high rade training. Wa have positions to gll now at 85 to $100 per month. We filled one lately at $150 a month and another at $2700 a year. Open all year. Enter at any time. W. J. Elliott, Principal 6 2 valh eaass c ad tal isnrgeons of Ontario Room« J & J HUNTER‘S New 8Store 2â€"5 Afternoons 7â€"â€"8 Evenings Exoept Bundays N "'-'-oln-‘\%‘wlll : D. MePHAUTL, Ceylon or tp C. RAMAGE, "Dur Montreal Toronto ss. _ Write for prospectus A. TRIMBLE, Principal selephone in his re 3ra