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ok poor Bread. LIMITED what you want erial Pints and erial Quarts ties OY6 Wilson‘s Fly Pads ind Soap Chips, a««..«...4 for 209C + Fruit Sugar Sago and Rice Gusto, Puffed Rice â€"rv Jam.,. each...80c EE FLOUR®" ui nIino JUOLY 21, 1921 ome to us Farm for Sale MOTOR. (Gem jar tops Durham n Ses LV ur fruit We have Imperial 13. Bentinck, 30 under cultâ€" d bush, 15 acres ®. ()n premises 1918, 60 x 80, nt floors througâ€" k house, cellar water at house arn. Farm withâ€" h, 24 west of amrafraxa Road. : Elmwood, 94 | write for terms Charts "Autoâ€" : Chast ith an imizes zx both action 3.75 lle, Ont. Durham PRICEVILLE AND LIMITS C 2 l C Ichih |afeleColeColeole e o 2o |o ® ofe . afa » oje 2 afe 2 ols 2 a is ® a} a "ole 20|02 o |a o a 2 o) a° a in 2 of +2 o a 2 a )o 2 ofe 2 af 0= a o# at Rev Mr Thorloe of Shelburne preach. ed a fine sermon last Sunday in the Presbyterian chureh here, taking for his text, ‘John the Baptist.‘ Motoriste are numerous, especially on Sundays. The motor car seems to be a pleasure conveyance to many on Sunday and many avail themselves of the opportunity of passing the houses of worship for the sake of indulging in pleasure seeking. _ A young man that bas not a car nownadays is looked upon by some as an ignoramus by being conveyed in an old fash1oned buggy or on the old conveyance of our forefathersâ€"on foot. As we sat on a quiet Sabbath afterâ€" noon, facing the public highway, it would take a good time keeper to keep track of all the motorists that pass on their way to some other part of the localfty. Let the old horse go into the ditch. No matter if the occupants out may Good Service July Sale Specials Pink Salmon......... Best Black Tea (guaranteed or money refunded) 3 lbs for$1 mt Muscatel R&iSiN8................................. . .........Por Ib, 206 BaÂ¥ Kellogg‘s Corn Flakes........................... 9 packets for 1.00 i Large tin S&IMONM........................« «c..c..........._pPOr tin, 20c 5 Best Red Salmon, l&rg@ tif .......................................080 P Special Heavyweight MEN‘S OVERALLS..........pair 2.25 E Men‘s Khaki SHIRTS ....................................cach 1,49 H Men‘s Balbriggan Combination UNDERWEAR.........1 .39 \g BOYS‘ JERSEYS, navy trimmed with red, each..........49¢ Men‘s Fancy NECKTIES, regular 1.50, this week.......89¢ g 50c yd, mill ends to clear this week at......... £W® ) U Special summer weight D. & A. CORSETS, pair.........98¢ Fancy VOILES in tasty patterns, yard..................... 59¢ Heavy weight yard wide FLANNELLETTE, yard......19¢c Fancy CRETONNES for Furniture or Cushions..yard 45¢c Ladies‘ Hose Ladies‘ best cotton HOSE in brown,black or white ..3 pr $1 Ladies‘ fancy Lisle HOSE................................. pair 59¢ Curtain Marquisettes in ecru and white, worth McKechnie‘s Specials § for this Week & PRICEVILLE 452 Helps the potatoes growth, and is instant death to the bugs. . S. HUNTER & SON, Durham JOLY 21, 1921 Parkerâ€"Hunter Bug Killer l us ie tnlo in Men‘s and Boys‘ Furnishings ¢ Fmeddwitb magneto, !:;]fro.if:npg lever 69-00 Pump Jacks 25 qts. Martinâ€"Senour Paint ial sal price,sp:::.q::r: '.00 50 qts. Capital Brand Paint sal peeyiast...... .. 196 Fitted with 3 in x 10 in cylinder. 8 ft set length, adjustable base, complete, ready to use ...... 8 59 Gray Gasoline Pumping Engine Baok geared, tight and loose pulley Readyâ€"toâ€"use Pumps 25c, 50c and $1.00 packages be pitched ; For here comes a car, get out of the way, The good roads are made for us they say. The good roads are getting pretty well flattened out and Jaex Nichol‘s work in raking off stones is telling. Mrs =, (nee Miss Edwards) is vigiting with ber aunt, Miss M. A. Moâ€" An old Seotsman who was a shoeâ€" maker by trade. was eondemning the invention of the binder and the mower, saying that man was to earn his livâ€" ing by she sweat of his brow and not by sitting on a mower or binder dur ing barvest. But anotber old Scot who listened to Seot No 1, interrupted by asking him how he earned his bread, not by the sweat of his face or head. but by the sweat of some other part of his body, &o. _ All the new invenâ€" tions in existence are for the parpose of easing the buman race in their daily duties in life. _ Also many are made sad by their use. $15 Granite Dippers 2 quarts on sale ... 350 2 qt, 24 qt, 8 qt, 10 qt' 12 gt, GranitePres.Kettles This machine is maâ€" king more new users. It is very easy to operâ€" ate. _ No gears to wear out. _ July sale price... 16-75 Success Washing Machine p e .. Qbc yd 53 sale piie> sale price 25¢ 30c 850 60c 750 4 \ The Balsam Valley correspondent |needs to go to the Highlands of Scotâ€" land to learn to spell the ancient langâ€" usge more correcely. . The Gaelic for \Balsam Valley is "Ault Craobh an ulleadh or the Valley of the Oil tree," In olden times when a person cut his finger or scratched his hand in any way, the cure was to apply the Balâ€" sam oil to it and the wound healed up quickly, â€" You would recall Mr Ediâ€" tor when a boy, of pealing the bark off balsam polesâ€"how sticky it was tho‘ of a healthy nature. This accounts for the residents of Balsam Valley being eo nealtbhy and we hope they will long enjoy the sweet amelling flavor of the balsam tree. Pullovers and Sweater Coats Ebenezer Metho‘ist Church, Priceville Circuit, closed Fiiday evening last, During their stay Mr Dixon and dauâ€" ghter have won a warm place in the bearts of the community. Miss Dixâ€" on‘s |singing was muoh appreciated and the addresses of the Evangelist were convincing, convicting and en couraging. The campfign conducted by Evanâ€" gelist Dixon and daughter at the Ow‘ng to excessive bheat of the first week the attendance was not so large, but during the second week it was good and the impression made by the Evangelist and bis daughter was cer. tainly most wholesome. Not only were services held each evening, but during the day ealls were made in the homes of the comâ€" munityâ€"a tctal of some sizty calle b ing made in the two weeks. Evanâ€" geiist Dizon leit Saturday for Torounto where he will suppiy the pulpit of St. Paul‘s Methodisst Church for some weeks. Miss Dixon is remaining for a short visit with friends in Priceville, Ebenezor and Dromore. Bargains at the Variety Store Comfortable two story brick, double house, with stone basement, verandah. electric lights, furnaces, and hard and soft water. Centrally located on the West side of Garafraxa Street, Durham Apply at once to ________ _ _ _ _ _ Mr Donald McDonald was operated upon by Dr Trebilcox of Toronto last week for cataract on his eye and so far is sucoossful. _ He is in the Wesâ€" We are pleased to see \Â¥m Meads, Reeve of Artemesia, coming to our church yet, though acitizen of Fleshâ€" erton now. Lean of this place, ~â€" Miss MeLean enjoyed her visit with friends all winâ€" ter in the States and now she is at her own cosy home in Prieeville. Mss McLean has had to endure many trinls in late years by being depriyed of her two brothers by death but she can look upon the past and say she has Jone her duty. Miss MeLean of Foronto, daughter of Mr Donald MeLean, formerly of the South Line, Artemesia, is visiting at her aunt‘s, Mrs. Jno, McMillan, 8. Lin~, Artemesia. * Arech. D McKinnon, 8. Glenelg, treated himself to a new car lately, as did also Reford E:Lnn who rook one home Saturday eyening. tern Hospital, Foronto, and bopes to be home in a couple of weeks. Hay â€" Fever in all colors and sizesâ€"no two alike, which we are selling at half price. â€" Come and secure one of these and put it away for Fall. We also secured a job lot of SsUMMER COLDS, ASTHMA, spoil many a holiday. We received this week a job lot of Ladies‘, Girls‘, & Children‘s Goodâ€"Rye to Evangelists. A. S. HUNTER, Durham or JOHN MILLS, Hanover For Sale cos, namely : Onâ€"tha cighth day of Augâ€" ust, 1921, as the hour of nine o‘cleck in the foreuoun and until five o‘clock in the afternoon of the said day, the piaâ€" ces for taking the vote of the cisctors and the nemes of the m Returnâ€" ing officers sball be as : 8. The vote of the Klectors of the said Muuicipality shall be taken on this By.â€"law at the following times and plaâ€" 1989 189 82 183 N8 871 85 1910 95 89 1175 96 871 85 1941 49 84 822 51° 971 85 7. This Byâ€"law will take effect on the day of its final pussing thereof. 1031 1988 Year lnterost Prineipal _ Total 5. When so signed, the eaid Corâ€" poration of the Towr ‘of lDurkawm shall be liable on default. in tie payâ€" ment of the said debentures by the Juckson Manufacturing Company to the holder or holders of the said debenâ€" tures and respqusible for the due payâ€" ment thereof at the time and place named therein respectively. 6. The said debentures shall be daâ€" ted and issued all at one titmme, and shall be payable in twonty instalâ€" ments during the iweuty years muext after the issue thereof and the respes:â€" tive amounts of principal and interest payable during each year shall be as 1925 WHEREAS Jackson Manufacturing â€"Company are about to erect in the Town of Durham a Cabinet and Woodenware Manufacturing Plant, and the cost thereâ€" of when fully completed with equipment and machinery will be the sum of Thirtyâ€" swo Thousand do:lars. ($32,000.00 ) 1. That the said Corporation of the Town of Durham do hereby guarantee the due payment of the debenturas of the said Jackson Manufacturing Company to the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) to be issued as aforesaid acâ€" cording to the terms of the said debenâ€" tures. 2. The said: debentures shall bear inâ€" terest at the rate of six per cent per anâ€" num payable yearly at the Standard Bank of Canada at the Town of Durham, in each year during the currency thereof and shall be issued for the aggregate amount, including both the interest and the annual instalment of principal, due in each year during the period for which the said debentures shall run. 3. That upon each of the debentures respectively shall be written or printed the following form of guarantee ; "Payâ€" ment of this debenture and interest thereâ€" on guaranteed by the Corporation of the 7'l'st:‘o;wn of Durham under Byâ€"law number AND WHEREAS it is desirable to issue the said debentures at one time and to make the principal of the said debt repayable by yearly sums during the period of twenty years, being the currency of said debentures, said yearly sums being of such respective amounts that the aggregate amouut payable in each year for principal a‘d interest of the said debt shall be as nearly as possible equal to the amount so payable in each of the other nineteen years of said period. AND WHEREAS the amount of the existing debenture debs of the said Muâ€" nicipality i# One Hundred and Thirteen Thousand Six Hundred and Twenty Two Dollars and Eightyâ€"three cents, ($113,â€" 622 83), whereof no part of the principal or interest is in arrears. 4. The Mayor of the said Town of Durham is hereby authorized and diâ€" rected to sign the said guarantee on each of the sail debentures on bebaif of the said Corporation of the Town of Durham, and the Clerk of the said Corâ€" poration is hbereby authorized aud diâ€" reeted to countersign the same respecâ€" tively and to aflix the Corporate Seal of the Corporation of the Town of Durhaw, AND WHEREAS the said debentures of the Jackson Manufacturing Company will sell more readily if guaranteed by the said corporation of the said Town of Durham, and the said Municipal Council in view of the circumstances, and the benefit likely to accrue to the said Muniâ€" cipality from the erection of the said Jackson Manufacturing Woodenware Plant, deem it expedient to guarantee the due payment of the said debentures upon maturity thereof respectively. AND WHEREAS the amount of the whole rateable property of the Town of Durham, according to the last revised assessment roll is Four Hundred and Fortyâ€"eight Thousand Seven Hundred and Eightyâ€"Five Dollars ($448.785.00.) BEIT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Municipal Council of the Corporaâ€" tion of the Town of Durham, and it is hereby enacted as follows ; & By Law Guaranteeing Debentu of Jackson Ka-lnctz:u € pany of the Towan of Durham. AND WHEREAS in order for the erecâ€" tion, completion and equipment of the said Woodenware plant, it will be necesâ€" sary for the said Jackson Manufacturing Company to borrow the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00), which sum shall be applied to the completion, erection and equipment of said Woodenâ€" ware Plant, and not otherwise, and more particularly set Out in an agreement made provigionally between the Corporation and the said Company. AND WHEREAS the said Jackson Manufacturing Company propose to is sue debentures of the said Company to the amount of ten thousand dollars, for the purposes aforesaid, and has applied to the Municipal Corporation of the Town of Durham, to guarantee the debentures of the said Jackson Manufacturing Comâ€" pany to the amount of Ten Thousand Dollars, Byâ€"Law No. 756 TOWN OF DURKAM 412 56 386 OL 202 OL 21 2 181 25 189 82 528 64 $271 85 288 16 806 45 516 05 547 02 579 84 614 68 651 51 848 21 408 76 DURHAM REVIEW 9871 8s 871 85 871 85 871 85 871 85 871 85 871 8s 871 85 871 8s 871 85 871 85 871 s5 871 as 871 85 871 85 8TL 85 871 85 871 85 871 85 71L 85 eedenm my ETe Wnn hereinbefore recited period for general purposes, and school taxes and local improvement taxes only for the balance of assessment. AND WHEREAS the lands to be exempted from taxation and to which a fixed assessment is granted, are as follows : ALL QND S_lN_G_ULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of Durham, in the County of Grey, and being composed of Lot Number five, and part of Lot Number six, both on the West side of Queen street, in the Town of Durham, and known as the Southerly Twenty feet of said lot, havâ€" ing a depth on the Southerly boundary of Ozre Hundred and Fifty feet, and a depth on the Northerly boundary of said parcel of One hundred and thirtyâ€" five feet, ten inches, with a uniform width thereto. lars, for general ('mrl;oo'u- a;;"th; ;:I: ance of assessment for school and loca! improzcment taxes only. BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED between the Municipal Council and the Corporation of the Town of Durbam, and it is hereby enacted as follows :â€" 1. That the said Corporation of the Town of Durham, do hereby grant to Jackson Manufacturing Company durâ€" ing the first ten years of the term of the guarantee debenture Byâ€"law, exemption from Municipal taxes in respect of the lands herein described with the excepâ€" tion of school taxes and local improveâ€" ment taxes. 2. And the said Corporation of the Town of Durham, do hereby grant to Jackson Manufacturing Company for a period of ten years from the final pasâ€" sing of the said guarantee debenture byâ€"law a fixed assessment on the lands herein described of One Thousand dolâ€" 3. This Byâ€"law shall take effect on the day of its final passing thereof. 1 eP eP crasn i rdis iss d to accrue to the said Municipality, deem it advisable to grant to the Jackâ€" son Manufacturing Company exemption from taxation as aforesaid on the lands hereinafter described and a fixed assessâ€" ment of One Thousand Dollars on the lands herein described during the said l Wwb gi sls 12 . . 1 A Byâ€"Law Granting Certain Exempâ€" tions and Fixed Assessments to " Jackson Manufacturing Comâ€" pany" of the Town of Durham. WHEREAS Jackson Manufacturing Company are about to erect a woodenâ€" ware Manufacturing Plant, in the Town of Durham, and the cost thereof when fully completed will be the sum of Thirtyâ€"two Thousand Dollars ($32,000.) AND WHEREAS in order for the erection, completion, equipment of the said Woodenware Manufacturing plant, it will be necessary for the said Jackson Manufacturing Company to borrow the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, ($10,000 ) which sum shall be applied to the comâ€" pletion, erection and eguiprnent of said woodenware plant. and not otherwise, and more particularly set out in an Agreement made provisionally between the Corporation and the said Company. AND WHEREAS the said Jackson Manufacturing Company have applied to the Municipal Corporation of the Town of Durham. for a fixed assessment of one thousand dollars ($1000,00) on the lands and buildings as at present for general purposes and for exemption from the payment of Municipal taxes on the balance of assessment with the exception of school taxes and local imâ€" provement taxes for a period of ten years from the final passing of the within byâ€"law. AND WHEREAS the said Municipal Corporation in view of the benefit likely Do RRZCLZON N EW of the benefit lik 1921, by the members of the Council of the said Corporation. 10. The Clerk of the said Town will attend at his office, in the said Town of Durbham, at twelve o‘clock noon on Tuesday. the ninth day of Auguast, 1921, to sum up the number of votes given for or against this Byâ€"law. Enacted and passed this 9. That on Satorday, the sixth day of August, 1921, the Mayor of the said Town of Durbam, will attend at the office of the Town Clerk at the hour of twelve o‘clock, noon, to appoint perâ€" sons to attend at the various polling places aforesaid. and at the final sumâ€" ming up of the votre by the Clerk on behalf of the persons interested in proâ€" moting and opposing the passing of this Byâ€"law respectively. A and the pain is gone. Guaranteed Safe and Suse. Price 30c. Sold in Durham by Macfarlane‘s Drug Store Byâ€"Law No. 757 Common Sense and hurnanity Agree that relief from pain should be the first step in the treatment of any disease of any disease which is present. Headache, Neu Rheumatic, Backache, Sciatic and Ovarian Pains, of interference with the normal functions of the body. It is a sign of trouble, and if allowed to continue, causes iteelf still further disordersâ€" TOWN OF DURHAM Pain is an Indication ONTARIO ARCHIVES f TORONTO *****8 eee 00000 sn 8 se0 n i8 sn 8 se8 n0+ 8+ 8 na0 Dr. Miles‘ Antiâ€"Pain Pills CLERK MAYOR NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Sec. 56, of the Trustees Act, R. 8. O. 1914, Chap. 121. that all creditors and others having claims or demands aâ€" gainst the estate of the said William L. Dixon, who died on or about the 2nd day of June, at the Tp. ot Egremont, in the Co. of Grey, are required, on or And take notice that after such last mentioned date the Executors will proâ€" ceed to distribute the assets of the said U deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims | _ Siee of which they shall then have notice, Parior and that the said executors will not be: For liable for the said assets or any part any G thereof to any person or persons of q " whose claim notice shall not have been Agent received by them at the time of such | distribution. | w to send by post prepaid. or deliver to Joseph A. Dixon, Thos. H. Sneath, or John Kelly, the Executors of the last will and testament of said deceased, their Christian names and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full parâ€" ticulars, in writing, of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the n‘::ture of the security, (if any), held by them. ENACTED and passed this day of August, 1921, by the members of the Council of the said Corporation. We have had abandance of rain this Monday which has retarded the process of hay making. The raspâ€" berries are ripe and many ladies are seen trudging bomeward with their pails fall ot this fine flayored fruit. Miss Langford, of Strattord, is the guest of hertriend, Miss Emily Beckâ€" Miss Agnes Batchelor spent a tew days last week with ber aunt, Mrs W F McLean. IN THE MATTER of the Estate of William L. Dixon, late of the Township of Egremont, in the Counâ€" ty of Grey,Schoolâ€"teacher, deceased 5. That on Saturday, the 6th day of Ausuot. 1921, the Mayor of said Town of Durham, will attend at the office of the Town Clerk at the hour of twelve o‘clock noon to appoint persons to atâ€" tend at the various polling places aforeâ€" said and at the {inal summing up of the votes by the Clerk on benalf of the per sons interested in promoting and opâ€" posing of the passing of this Byâ€"law reâ€" spectively. _ _ 4 So} C Mr Robt. Russel! spent a few days recently with his brothers, Messre (George and John Russel!. Mr A. Riddell‘s mill had a narrow escape from being burned a couple of weeks ago. The fire caught in the roof but fortunately was noticed in time and got under;control. Miss Edna Webster was assisting Mrs W. Riddel!l for a couple weeks. 4. The vote of the electors of the said Municnpaliz shall be taken on this byâ€"law at the f. ing times and placâ€" es, namely : On Monday, theeighth day of August, 1921, at the hour of nine o'do:E in the forencon and until five o‘clock in the afternoon of the said day, the places for taking the vote of the electors and the names of the Deputy Returning Officers shall be as follows : ‘ _{Returning Officers; In the North | Ward at Public Library by Clifton Elâ€" vidge as Deputy Returning Officer and | Ervin Elvidge, Poll Clerk: in EBast Ward at Calder‘s store tg Grant Meâ€" Comb, Deputy Returning Officer and J. Stedman, Poll Clerk : In West Ward at | Town Hall by John Smith, Deputy Reâ€"| turning Officer and Frank Mcllrnith,’ Poll Clerk. | 6. The Clerk of the said Town will attend at his office in the said Town of Durham, at twelve o‘clock noon on Tuesday, the ninth day of August, 1921, tosum up the number of votes given for and against this byâ€"law. Miss Mary Ruassell, nursein trainâ€" ing, came up from Hamilton last Weanesday to enjoy a couple of weeks with ber parents, Mr and Mrs John Ruassell. â€" Mrs Levitt and children, Toronto, were visitors at Mr Jno Armstrong‘s, Miss A. Fettes is spending the vacaâ€" tion with bersister, Mre N McEachan‘le Miss Jessie McEechnie arrived home trom Toronto Satorday to spend a while visiting ber relatives in this part. Miss Nellie Haw is bolidaying with ber aunt, Mrs Wmm McEachaie. A. B- cufm. Solicitor for the said Executors. Dated at Durham this 19th day July, 1921. before the 10th day of August, 1921 NOTICE TO CREDITORS HOPEVILLE ++ m Mayor Clerk This route continued throughout the | season health and weather permitting. # h + C. L. GRANT Â¥ On Countess St., just north of C. P. R. station. Quarter acre of land. â€" For furâ€" ther particulars apply to $‘ Boys‘ Shirt Waists... 1.20 Five teams of mares and geldings from 4 to 8 years old. weighing from 2500 to 8000 ibs. each team, all in grand condiâ€" tion. Must be sold cheap Apply to DOUGAL McDOUGALL, Pricevilie, Ont Agent, Toromto, Ont. d W. CaALDE ?, Town Agent, Central Drag Store, Telephone No. 3 6 Embroideries from 8¢ up w# * Taffeta Silk in black, _ *A w â€" navy and sand at...2 50 # § Black and white stripe _ ® Fees to ensure a foal $15, payab‘e March 1, 1822. _ Mares once tried must be returned regularly to the horse or will be charged full insurance whether in foal or not. _ Persons disposing of their mares before foaling time will be held responsibâ€" le for insurance unless otherwise arrangâ€" J. G. HUTTON,.M.D., C K. 0 J.‘%,. SA 4, M.B., M.C.P.S. Office Hours : 9 to 11 Terms, moderate. Arrangements for sales a to dates &c., must be madeat the Review Of 6ce, Durham. &@#" Correspondence addressed w to Ceylon P. O., will be prompt» *o, Terms on appiication to $â€"11 a. m Office and residence, corner Countess and L&mbton, opposite old Post Ofee Enrolment No. 4739 ROUTE Monday from his own stable to Alised Tuckers for noon, Priceville for night. Friday to Frank Adams, 10th con, for noon ; to Wes Snell‘s, 12th con for night. Saturday by Hopeville to Geo Shand‘s fq"hnoon; home to his own stable at night. ed. _ All accidents to mares at risk of their owners, at time of service or otherâ€" wise . ALEX McDONALD, Proprietor and Manager Member Oollege Physicians and Burgeoni Ontario olflcl: Over J. P. Telford‘»ofice, neat ly opposite Registry Ofce., REBIDENCE : Second house south of Rogistry office on east sige or Albert 8t. Telephone Communication between Ofice an Residence at all tours. DRS. JAMIESON & JAMIESON. D. MePHAIL ©@»> Mr McPhail has a telepbone in his re dence in Ceylon. Tuesday to Arch McArthur‘s for noon Hahn Stable, Durham, for night . Wednesday to Thos. Tucker, 2nd con, Egremont, for noon ; Nelson McGuire, 18th con for night. Thursday home for noon : Wm Horsâ€" burgh, i2th con, Egremont, for night. The DoubleTrackRoute e uho upe ofte ofe afte ofe ufln afte afe ope age cip Bonny Russell (18161) ©FFICE 2â€"5 Afternoons Dornuau, Jaly 21, 1981 Hogs, live, f 0 b.... . Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion For tarther Licensed Auctioneer for Co. Grey House and Lot for Sale Just Put Black Voile......... 45¢ yd ; White Checked Voile 50¢c t#e White Organdie... 1.40 yd w# Women‘s black Hose...... # e fiours : 9 to 11 a. m., 1.30 to 4 m., 7 to 9 p.m., Sundays and ursday afternoon excepted. Unexcelled dining car service. Except Sundays Shirts............ D. MePHAIL. Ceylon or to C. RAMAGE, Dur Horses for Sale into Stock *# John A. Beaton, Executor between Montreal Toronto Detroit and iâ€"tpa. R. R. 2, Priceville 7â€"9 n. m 11 00 {* 14 | o wlt M