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Bring in the kiddies and let us fit them. _ They We‘re always to the front are cool and comfortable and cost a great with eerviceable deal less than leather goods. ks ui aee gs Children‘s Outing Shoes § Kelloggs Toasted COrN FI&K@®...............................cccccl2rr.rcrck.c............... 9 pkgs. for $1.00 Pink Saltmon, good HaVOF, SE SHL...................c.rserc¢tirsrsserere sersr+rsisvisse+«+ I HHS fOF $1.00 Best California Muscatel Raisins....lb. 20c. Fancy Cakes in Ginger and Lemon...lb 20¢c Don‘t let all the Black Tea go before you get your share of it. Some left yet. 3 lbs. for $1 00. _ Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Fresh Groceries at Cutâ€"rate Prices OU can‘t do justice to yourself in business, social or home life if Y you suffer from headache, backache, neuraigia, monthly pains, or any of the thousand and one pains with which all of us are affiicted at one time or another. These pains indicate a very real physical danger. But there are very few pains of any nature that are not promptly relieved by Dr. Miles‘ Antiâ€"Pain Pills. Get them in handy boxes at our drug store. A box is insurance against headâ€" ache, car sicknese neuralgia and pain of almost any nature. without upset digestion, drowsi;a;-_. ;uuâ€"in}-in the head, or danger of forming a drug habit. Guaranteed Safe and Sure. WHY SUFFER PAIN? Pain Pills Sold in Durham by Macfarlane‘s Drug Store AUG, 4, 1921 SPECIAL TRAINS FROM TORONTO Full particulars from Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents. W. B. HOWARD, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. Give us a trial. We always try to make our customers feel at home. Baby Requisites "Fare Going "â€"$15 to WINNIPEG. 14 cont per mile Winnipeg to destination. for the holidays at greatly reduced prices CGanapoian Paciric FARM LABORERS WANTED ie T ____ _ Port Burwell, and St. Thomas Branches. . . _ AVQUST 22. 1Prom Stations Toronto and North to Bolton, inclusive. There are no disagreeable after effects. Dr From Stations in Ontario, Smith‘s Fall i i auoust . a, (*~**®*"repallemeueii reeuc ces _ 1" hol ntlodink Toronts on Lake Datarie Shore Linge and From Stations Kingston to Renfrew Junction, inclusive. F AVQGUST 17. From Stations on Torontoâ€"Sudbury direct line, between Toronto and Parry Sound, inclusi $ ** (From Stations Drancel to Port McNicoll and Burkston, to Bobcaygeon, inclusive, ue GOING DATES JOHN McKECHNIE STOP THE PAIN From Stations South and West of Toronto to and including Hamilton and Windsor, Ont. 10, f From Owca Sound, Walkerton. Orangeville, Teeswater, Rlora, Listowel, Goderich, 8t. Mary‘s, R. Macfarlane, Agent, Durham . Miles‘ Antiâ€" 1.49 1.59 1.75 1.99 2.59 TERRITORY "‘Fare Returning"â€"$20 from WINNIPEG. 14 cont per mils startinz point to Winnipeg: yard wide (heavy).........19¢ yd Gingham,small & large plaids 30c Children‘s black ribbed hose..25¢ at the right price. Mill ends Flannellette, all AcAolorg Buy)........;1........risâ€"sr:cipr 906 Women‘s summer weight Corsets Fancy Voiles.................. 99¢ yd Ladies‘ Hose, A1 quality (brown, black and white.......3 pr $1.00 Men‘s Khaki Pants.........$1.99 pr DON‘T FORGET a pair of Curâ€" tains of French Marquisette by the yard (cream or white)... 25¢ Women‘s Lisle Hose (a special DRY GOODS Mrs McPherson, Toronto, is spending Some of herholidays with friends on the Haying done and harvesting is on this week. Hay wasa good crop with many of the farmers. Mr Dan Campbeli. N. Line, has about 60 loads and others less tha n that number. Mr and Mrs Hugh McPhail motored in Alex McEachern‘s car to see friends in liruce Friday and Saturday of last week. $ mR io 1 Mr and Mrs Mino of O. Sound, are visiting Mrs Mino‘s brother‘s here, Messrs David and Arch B. McDonald. Mr Mino left on the eveningtrain, Monâ€" day, Aug 1, while Mrs Mino will wait for another week seeing old friends and acquaintances of her youthful days. Another heavy thunderstorm on Satâ€" urday night, the worst of the season and hail in some parts. Sunday was cooler and instead of puffing with the heat, overcoats were not too uncomforâ€" table for moterists. Arch. D. McKinnon, S. Glenelg, had his barn struck by lightning during the severe thunder storms of last week and escaped with the tearing down of some rafters and a corner post partly into slivers. â€" Duncan »and Geo Moore had two cows killed the same night by lightâ€" ning and others report to have small damages done to their dwellings. The first item in our last week‘s budâ€" get was misleading by a misunderstanâ€" ding on our part in stating that the Rev Mr Conn of Markdale, was to be the preacher last Sunday. It was a lady, Miss Manary, of Markdale, who gave an address on missionary work in forâ€", eign countries. However a crowded house was in attendance, whether with the expectation of hearing Mr Conn or not they were not disappointed. We hope to hear Mr Conn on some future occasion and will be more carefulin our assurance that he is to be there. Mr John L. McDonald ‘zave the preâ€" liminary services ably at Miss Manary‘s service last Sunday. PRICEVILLE AND LIMITS PRICEVILLE 5&5 A square deal before the 10th day df August, 1921, to send by post prepdid. or deliver to Joseph A. Dixon, Th H. Sneath, or *John Kelly, the Execukors of the last will and testament o% said deceased, their Christian names land surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full parâ€" ticulars, i# writing, of Itheir claims, a statement of their acdounts, and the nature of the security, {f any), held by them. : And take notRMe that hfter.such last mentioned date the Exedutors will proâ€" ceed to distribute the s of the said deceased among the pakties entitled thereto, having regard onl to the claims of which they shall then| have notice, and that the said executors will not be liable for the said assets\or any part thereof to any person persons of whose claim notice shall have been received by them at the time of such distribution. A. B. Curkey, Solicitor for the said Ejecutors. Dated at Durham this 19th day of ; _ duly, 1921. IN THE MATMER of the Estate of William L. ixon, late of the Township of Egemont, in the Counâ€" ty of Grey,Schoplâ€"teacher, deceased NOTICE is hereb§ given, pursuant to Sec. 56, of the Trusfees Act, R. S. O. 1914, Chap. 121, that all creditors and others having clai or demands aâ€" gainst the estate of Ithe said William L. Dixon, who diedjon or about the 2nd day of June, at the Tp. ot Egremont, in the Co. of Grey, ark required, on or before the 10th day df August, 1921, to send by post prepdid. or deliver to Joseph A. Dixon, Thog. H. Sneath, or Miss Flora McDougal! and Miss Mcâ€" Gill of Hamilton, are spending their holidays at Mr D. J. McDougall‘s at present. Mrs Graham of Priceville, spent a couple of days vicitint:ith her friends, Mr and Mrs Wm McLeod of Top Cliff, during the past week. Sorqtrh Line, Glenelg, at present. We are pleased to hear that those having diphtheria down the Durham Road, Glenelg, are getting better. The Walkerton old boys and girls reunion" held last week was a gieat success, a "monster" one says the Times. There were about 10000 present on their biggest day. From Saturday to Satâ€" urday the week was full of varied funcâ€" tions. The churches on Sunday were filled with old timers, a private benefacâ€" thon to the town of Cemetery Memorial gates by daughter and grandaughters of pioneers of Brant was formally presentâ€" ed tothe Mayor. Another day aSoldier‘s Monument was unveiled containing 47 names of Walkerton boys who fell in the war. There were parades, ball games fire works, a jazz band and a beautifully decorated town done by a Peterborough firm. The finely paved streets came in for much admiration, and much else that betokened a harmonious working town. Wonder could Durham not invite its old boys and girls for such a week and make preparations in time to show off the old time at its best ? It has been on the map longer than Walkerton and many old timers would be glad of such an ocâ€" casion to draw them all together. The changes that have been made in the high school courses of study as a result of the study given the matters here by special committee on high school ‘ education have been announced by Hon. R H. Grant, and are being communicated to school boards. principals and others affected. The changes are so important as to affect a revolution in high school education and to give the high and conâ€" tinuation schools anentirely new status in the educational system of the province. Briefly, the aim of the department has been to provide a five year course of training that will be an end in itself inâ€" tead of a step either to university or Normal school work. _ Hitherto the training given in the schools has had either or both of these as an objective and the student who wished to round off his education by a high school course was obliged to take all the subjects reâ€" quired for university or Normal school matriculation. Under the new system matriculation is still provided for, but by the adoption of the optional system, applied to all but a few subjects, the student can take the instruction he wants. Radical Chenges in High School Courses Old Boys and Girls Reunion School Boards to Make Selection of Optional Subjects NOTICE TO CREDITORS TBE DURHAM REVIEW ... _ § 25 to 5 75 .... 2 50 to 3 00 27 qo 38 95 95 12 50 1 70 27 m Lad In memory of the soldiers of the comâ€" munity who gave their lives overseas, the citizens of Eugenia have erected in Euâ€" genia Park an admirabla monument of stone, surmounted by a life size figure of a khakiâ€"clad infantryman standing at atâ€" tention. Col. G. F. â€"McFarland, who Epgenia Remembers the Gallant WWERTRITETY oo [@0+ s PHECZ E1000 OM was head ot the Grey Battalion, unveiled the monument on Thursday last and de. Above prices are strictly cash. _ Town orders s dplivered Friday each week if paid for in advance _ _ Orders for shipment to outside points filled at above prices F. O. B., Durham. Cash must be sent with all outside orders. We are in the market fo‘;j grain. Highest prices paid . at Carload Prices We have a large stock of feed on hand that we are offering at the following prices, in any quantity. Clansmen Stock Feed, per ton $40,00, sacks included Chieftain Mixed Feed, per ton $38.00, 4* Durham Mixed Feed (Ground Feed Wheat) per ton $25, sacks included Oat Shorts, per ton $30, sacks included Feed Oatmeal (special price) per 100 lIbs, $2.25, sacks included Bran, per 100 lbs, $1.50, sacks included & Ground American Corn, per 100 lbs, $2 00 sacks included Whole American Corn, per 100 lbs, $2 00 sacks included Whole American Corn, per 100 lbs. $1.95 without sacks Rob Roy Poultry Scratch Feed per 100 Ibs, $3 00 sacks included Rob Roy Baby Chick Feed per 100 lbs. $3.50 sacks included Special Prices in Five Ton Lots Rob Roy Manitobu Patent Fiour per 98 1b cotton sack $5 25 Chieftain Biended flour per 98 1b cotton sack $5.00 Every Bag Guaranteed. Special prices in 10 sack lots Phone No. 4 Florence Automatic Oil Stove Capital Brand Paint Hysiop & * '."" BlcyCI Easy riding. Very duâ€" Yable. Reg $60, sale. . Goodyear Tires Casings ..$2.75. Tubes..1.25 July Clearance Sale Prices A. S$. HUNTER & SON, Durham Screen Doors Feed!â€" Feed ‘! Feed Three burner on sale... . .19.00 Oak graining, hinges and pull included. Special.... 2.50 Try a quart. Price..... ROB ROY MILLS, Limited . No. 4 DURHAM, ONTâ€" Business Hoursâ€"â€"8 a. m. to 5‘p. m. Bicycles TORONTO 43.50 The Durham U.F.O. Live Stock Shipâ€" gnc Association will ship stock from urham every Friday. _ All parties reâ€" quested to bring hogs in on that day . JAS. LAWRENCE, Manager, | Phone 93, r 1â€"3. R. R. No 1, Durham | Perkins, one of the young volunteers, sounded the last post at the ceremony. Hundreds were in attendance at the unâ€" livered an Granite Dish Pans Water Pails, u:a Pots, Etc. Saturday only, per gal 10 qt Granite Dish pans, sale l‘ qt s 4s ‘ 10 gt Granite Water Pails.. 4 pt Granite Tea Pots, sale Premier Gasoline Goodyear 30 x 3; Tubes Best quality on sale Saturday only, per gal Polarine Motor Oil Notice to Farmers T5e 89¢ T5¢ e | Fall Term opens se.nfll Peartthy Owen Sound, Ont. Business, Shorthand and Preparaâ€" | tory Courses. Catalogue Free. JC.A.Fleming, F.C.A. G. D. Fleming, | Principal since 1381 Secretary ; Black Voile......... 45¢ yd ; / White Checked Voile 50¢ * se White Organdie... 1.40 yd «e s Women‘s black Hose...... B Guelph, July 16th, 1921. i. Embroideries from 8¢ up qi * Taffeta Silk in black, _ *A ht â€" navy and sand at...2 50 w# $ Black and white stripe _ ? ftpQQLLpQ $ J $ fpGQ J. G. HUTTON,M.D., C K 0 Member Oollege Physicians and Burgeons Ontario Otflcl: Over J. P. Telford‘soffice, near ly opposite Registry O floe, RESIDENCE : Second house sountn of Registry office on east side or Albert 8t. OFFICE HOUKS #â€"11 a. m 2 â€"t p m 7â€"8 ». m Telephone Communtcation between Ofice an Resédence at all nours. w BShirts.................. 1.00 $# $ Boys‘ Shirt Waists... 1.20 @ & C. L. GRANT $ «o J‘ . *h W. CALDE ¢, Town Agent, Central Drug Store, Telephone No. 3 Notice is hereby given that we wil' not be responsible for any debts contract ed in our names from this date. Joseph M. Firth Mrs. Joseph}M. Firth DRS. JAMIESON & JAMIESON. Office and residence, corner Countess and Limbton, opposite old Post Offiee Office Hours : 9 to 11 a. m., 1.30 to 4 g‘.hm.. 1 to 9 p.m., Sundays and ursday afternoon excepted, #@> Mr McPhail has a telepuone in bis dence in Ceylon. The Donb}e{ggckkoute For farther partieulars apply to any Grand Truok ‘Ficket Agent, or C. E. Horning, District Passenger Agent, Toromto, Ont. <bo wQe e oo oo oo ofte ofte ofe oi age ofp chh zflcl 2â€"5 Afternoons UR 7â€"8 Evenings D. MoPHAIL Chicago Unexcelled dining car service. Sleeping cars on night Trains and Parlor Cars on principal Day Trains. Is noted throughout Canada for highâ€" grade work. Write for catalogue and arrange to enter at our Fall Term opâ€" ening Aug. 29th. Wedfilled positions Positively etops these troubles t weeping eyes aren‘t necessaryâ€" unless you like being that way. $1.00 at your drug’m'-, or write Templetons, Toronto, for a free trial, Sold by 8. McBeth ening Aug. 29th. . Welilied ons recently at $150 a month anmmo a year. W. J. Elliott, Principal Write for our Catalogue and find out how wecan start YOU on the road that jeads to Success in Business. Fall Term Opens August 29th Broaden your field of opportunity by preparing for a Commercial position at RAZ â€" MAH SUMMER COLD3, ASTHMMA, spoil many a holiday. <raetee . e â€"regerentt 5o ue _ amicensod Atctionecer for Co. Just Put Yonge and Charles Sts., Toronto MOoUuNT FOREST ONT. Except Sundays -W:T "0../.' //}jf‘(‘ %/fia 7] Zé W. A. TRIMBLE, Principal D. MePHAIL. Ceylon or to C. 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