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ufter and rice at all rade ing Flour ldn‘t they ‘st money rgest and °t or write nformation ons to ask. Csts a"n #44 y K exter urham oronto a! lity for Sale 1 ou 1921 m and and 18 Al ind ngs from i 2500 to nd condiâ€" ply to Ont loCuln Saluce fucce|ata is 2o io "ole " ol a .. 104 ofe 20(220 o ol a 2 oln 2 oo 0| o a u00 j s ols s e #a n » ole a afa ns a s ole =a fo s ofe ole Sole "f o0 la ce e 2l a ols "ole s ote ofe 2o w Penslar Tooth Paste « ECCE CE B PBE MAIVT PRLCEZ PRLVIDY I LLLZ Comfortable two story brick, doublci house, with stone basement, verandah.; Are you irritated and annoyed by electric lights, furnaces, and hard and ; trifles ?â€"Just one or two doses of DKR. soft water. Centrally located on the| MILES‘ NERVINEâ€"$1.20 will soothe West side of Garafraxa Street, Darham the irritated and over‘strained nerves. Apply at once to USNTER Dusk Guaranteed Safe and Sure. A.S. HUN , Durham Durham b or JOHN MILLS, Hanover Has?;l?lalge'l Drug S{OI‘O Hemstitching and Picoting Attachmeut fits any sewing machine, price $2.50. Personal checks 10 cts extra. _ Bridgman Sales Agency, Box 42, St. Catherines, Ontario. Those wishing to buy monuments, or have inscriptions cut on monuments now erected, should see me at once, as I have a cutter coming in the near future. _ _ i TAYLOR & CO‘Y JC 30 y2e&teg#ecvrece céeesessEecEE,Q For Saleâ€"â€"Carload of salt. Beggs‘ store By Men‘s Sterling Elk Bluc A nice brown shoe suitable for farm, factory or railroad man. This shoe is very pliable and comes with 5 w or without a toe cap............. o Now is the proper time to get one of our children‘s Tooth Brushes and a tube of Men‘s Sterling Chrome Bluc A smooth, heavy stocked shoe, very pliable. We guarantee this shoe will never get hard....... 5.50 Just ask to see these Shoes when you come in. We feel confident if you try a pair, you will always wear Sterling‘s Work Shoes. Teach your Child the Lesson of Clean Teeth Men‘s Sterling Union Bluc Summer is about over. By that we infer the cool nights have come with heavy dews in the mornings. All who work in the open should protect their health by keeping their feet dry. We have a good stock of the Celebrated © Sterling SetiaqLeather Shoes FOR MEN AND WOMEN Fl'“it Jal's in all sizes. Jar Rings and Glass Tops Kettles All stzas in whilta awA trumer stusze Sugal' Only the best grades keptâ€"Redpath and St Lawrence, and at reasonable prices. We try to handle all Fresh Fruits in season, and will be pleased to receive your order. Chrome vamp with satin calf quarters. We guarantee this shoe to SUIIE WUEOL :1 ..««41ccuulécaixtriart 4-50 AUG. 25, 1121 Preserving Time Needs £€ 3¢ B¢ ... PHONE : Store, 2 on 15 ; House, 2=â€"3 on 15 TSX LRXX RZENRXNE SHAMRARIN seA 5 ot Paas at t td ie td tal For Sale Highest prices, Cash or Trade, for Produce Come in and let us fit you. JOHN McKECHNIE FRESH FRUITS All sizes, in DROMORE, ONT. A. Bell white and grey granite. , Buckwheat .. Barley ...... reag ...... .. | Wheat ...... Flour per owt IRRITATED AND ANNOYED Durxam, Aug. 25, 1921 Hogs, live, f o b..... 1 BULEL .«+««xs«sssr«r: . d0aId COKS.««««+«r rarveur ue «:/. o § Durbham Markets. &. We guarantee a fit in every case. Women‘s & Children‘s Fine Shoes at right prices. White Canvas Shoes this week below cost. Women‘s Chrome Bluc Very pliable and very wide and roomyâ€" just a good, comfortable strong shoe for ladies who work out where it is wet or muddy. Let us show you this shoe sometime. We have a large stock of Men‘s, Men‘s Sterling Tan Bluc Made from French horsehide. Will» stand all kinds of wear and is a 5 oo very neat shoe ....................... a €5 76 1 10 1 20 1 20 1 30 5b 25 twb T5 33 82 40 10 m The wonder is that such scenery is % but little visited, by many who are is living comparatively close by. It WM would be well totake a tripand visit I'\ the entrancing beauties of the spot, M before the Hydro . Electric people =ss spoil it forever by building a buge m dam below the falls, across a narrow K | gorge through waich the river fi )ws AA , It is within the possibilities that such mm | may be we are told. The guides on AN ’tbe occasion were the essence of hosâ€" AQQ | pitality and sociability, to whom the p" beartfelt thanks of the party are ‘_{ warmly tendered. 1 _ The rugged grandeur of the Falls | and surrounding scsnery was traly â€"=| grand, with its caves, grottoes and sequestered dells, a fitting place it < I may well bs imigined where ‘‘elfin j‘ sprites, gnomes and fairies might 4 dwell aud hold high revel with kin â€"s, Gred dear, among the charming| !'.‘! brooks and dells, verdant dales and K silyan dales, & c." | 42 25 35 Messrs Win and Reginald and Miss Grace Ramage journeyed on invitaâ€" tion, Zionwards, and assisted musiâ€"| eally at the fine garden social held | there on Thursday evening last, on the lawn of Mr Hugh McArtbhar.| While there they were guests of that versatile member of the community, | Mr. R.T Edwards ard his amiable wite and tamily. . Oa the Friday morning followirg they took in the rustic beauties and sights of Hayâ€"| ward‘s Falls with Mr Edwards and | his fair young daughbter acting as Alpine gaides 9 AUllan M Master Billy and Benny Firth spent D. Allan, Clerk . [afew days last week with t’l):eeir ppeucinne in B Euim grandmother bere. n | » Mrs John Hieley of Toronto, who NORTH EGREMONT has been visiting with ber brothers, _â€"â€"_â€"__â€"â€" | Tom and Will Moore, returned to her Mr and Mrs Wm. Isaac, ‘Toronto bhomwe on Monday. have been visitiog relatives in this| Mr and Mrs A. Davis and Miss E. neighborbood _ The former gave a|Barnett, visited with Mr and Mrs solo in Amos Chareh on Sanday Geo. Hopkins Morday, morning very “ceP“blV' [ Mn Fenik Histh amd Hoik Lo zi og Wilson, McDougaldâ€"That the folâ€" lowing ace‘ts be paid ; Clerk, Ps‘t V. Lists, Ont. Statutes, &c. $3.80 : J. W. Blyth for two lanterns 3.30 ; James Robb, sheep killed 9 00 : A McePhee, insp. sheep 1.50 : A. Hunter, 117 yas gravel 9 36 ; D. McQueen expenses to Toronto re Provincial road $7 : Reeve do, 7 00 : members of Council, att‘d and mileage, 19.50 Car. Coune‘!l adjourned to meet Monday Sept 19:h, to receive applieations for assessor and general business. McDougall, Allanâ€"That the cierk be instructed to have notice pablishâ€" ed re cement road. Carried Com‘r Wilson reported an expendiâ€" ture of 120. 14 ; fees 2.50. Allan, Calderâ€"That an order be drawn on the Treasurer in tavor of Alex‘r Hill to the am‘t of $1600 on bridge ace‘t. Car. Byâ€"law No 412 to strike the rates for the munielpal expenditure of the current vear1921 was passed, a rate of 18 3â€"10 mills being required and subâ€"divided as follows ; county rate 8 7â€"10 mills, general school rate 5 mills, townsbip rate 4 6â€"10 mills, also the rate on P V, Holstein as per Trustees requisitions, Wilson, Calderâ€"That Com‘r Alâ€" lan‘s report re Brvan‘s bridge be adâ€" opted and he receive $12 for his serâ€" vices overseeing same. Carried Com‘r MceDougald reported an exâ€" penditure of $43.24 ;fees$1. .Com‘r McDoougall also reported that be paid to the Treas. the sum ot $3, being error in Chas Sackett‘s account. = expeuded on cutting and improving Lawrence‘s bill. Com‘r Allan also reâ€" ported re the construction of the Bryâ€" an‘s bridge, the concrete work in. which there is 47 cubic yards at a eost of $533.45. Continued from page 8 Egremont Council A square deal 3. The highest or any tender ‘ot neeâ€" essarily accepted. Wright Telford & ! Owen Sound, Solicitors for the Administr Dated this 12th day of August, Upon these premikes are said to be a a goed brick house, keven roomed, with frame wood shed attiched, frame barn 42 by 60 ft. with stonk foundation and stables underneath. aRo with a shed 15 by 60 ft. attached. The farm is fairly 1 there i9 a small orchard of the late Geokge Henry Parsiow, deâ€" ceased, namely XALot number 10 in the fifteenth concessipn of the Township of Proton in the Coubty of Grey, containâ€" ing one hinired adres more or less. Sealed f@nders addressed to Robert Parslow, R.NR. No. 3, Priceville, will be received up Yo Thursday, the first day of September X921, at the hour of twelve o‘clo¢k noon f& the purchase of the folâ€" lowing landlfi*fi b}otg;};-y'â€"c-l? the e;tavte W. Seal desires work on farm or markâ€" et garden, having to give up painting owing to poisoning contracted overseas. Have had some farm experience and understand vegetable growing and gardening baving worked on an exâ€" perimental farm and nursery. Steady job preferred. _ Apply at J. McAuliffe‘s, Durham, Ont. Valuable Farm Property in the Towpship of Proton for Sale by&der. All information given on application to the Secretary, A. M. Hunt, General Offices, London, Ont. The Exhibition grounds at London is becoming a busy place in preparation for the Exhibition in September, A large amount of work is to be done to be in readiness for the big event. _ A portion of the cattle barn will be moved to the new grounds purchased last year.. The sheep and swine pens will also be moved and the storage building will be placed out of the way. This will allow very much more room for outside exhibits, such as tractors, threshing machines and other farm implements. If space is re“ quired application should be made atj once as there is very little left. , Dr Staples of Hanover, spert a few days last week with his sister, Mrs. Jas Whitmore recently. ‘ Promptly at one c‘clock to the | strains of the wedding march played |\ by Mr W.J. Mofait, Durbam the | bridal party arranged â€" themselves | under a tastefuilly decorated arch on | the lawn. The bride, who was given |away by her father looked winsome in a gown of ivory satin with over | dress of silk crepeâ€"deâ€"chine with opal |bead trimming. She wore a pearl \and emerald necklace, the gift of the |groom and carried a boquet of sweet heart roses and maiden hair ferns \Her twin sisters in white organdie | dresses with pale blue sashes and hair bow‘s made charming brides maids. Thegroom was ably supportâ€" ed by his cousin, Mr Thomas Stewart The Rev. T. 14. West, pastor of the bride, officiated. Afterthe ceremony and congratulatiors were over a dainty buffet lunch was served then the bride donned her travelling suit of navy taffetta with peach trimming and hat to match. The happy couple left amid showers of confetti, etc, with the goud wishes of all for future happiness. â€" They travelled in the grooms car for Hamilton, Toronto | Oshawa and other places. Miss Dorothy Arnett spent a tew days last week in town. Mrand Mrs Jas. Brown visited with her uncle, Donald McDonald on Sunday. Mr. Jack Firth and brother Joe of London, visited with their sister, Mrs T. Moore on Susday. The presents were numerous and costly showjng the esteem in which the young couple are held. On their return they will reside on the grooms tinefarm near Orchardâ€" ville. A very pretty wedding was solemâ€" nized on Aug. 3rd at the home of Mr and Mrs. Johns, Orchardville when their eldest daughter, Alice Willa became the bride of Mr Jacob Stewart son of Mrs Adam Kellar of the same place. # ere 0n The Western Fair Sept. 10th to 17th Stewartâ€"Johns Nuptials Work Wanted MecWILLIAMS ORCH ARD TRE DUORHAM REVIEW 11 fenced, . and n the premises, leared and At Mr Jas. Rose and femily from nesr Paieley, visited at N. Mclotyre‘s and C. D. Ferguson‘s. Miss Minuie McIntyre, Toronto, visited with ber brother Norman and sister, Mrs Chas Ferguson, returming on Thursday. Mre Lydia Ferguson of Mt Forest, Lily Watson, Mr and Mro Tom Watâ€" eon and two children, Mr and Mre J. A. Ferguson of Holstein, were callers in our burg laat week. Onâ€" 2nd con., Artemesia, (north of Priceville) lots 6 4, containing 100 Mr and Mrs A McEachern, Benâ€" tinck, and Mr and Mre Neil of Tororâ€" to, vieited at Hugh MePhail‘s and H, McEachern‘s last week. f Mr Jack Ferguson accompanied by his sisters Molly and Sarab, epent an evening with the McDonald family, Topebffe. Mr Albert Pierson who ep nt the last ten days out west with a thrashâ€" ing gang, is bome with s broken arm, bis team becoming ur menegeable and ronning, away. upsetting load ard weggon. Albert liked the West, only his stay was too short. _ He left his brotber and Jack and Gordon Mcâ€" Cannel out there. _ The latter two bave a poor opinion of our pruirie provinees and will be glad to be beck in Baleam Valley . Captain Hector McKinnon and Tâ€" H. Binvie will addrees the U. F. 0 on Monday, 29:h August, in Wateon‘s Hall, Priceville. Captain McKinnon bas bad great experience in his travels as ataff reporter on agriculture. T. H. Binnie is one of our upâ€"to date farmers and a treat is in store for all who come, Bring your wives and friends along asthe U. F. 0. is the back bone of our country. Mr Dancan is busy cutting his eweet clover at Tom Campbell‘s. Tom says the clover is nine feet tali but we are afraid Tom was out late the night before when be measured it . Miss Eya Eccles visited her sisters. Mre J. Piereon and Mrs H. Harrison last week. Mrs McCann and family of Toronto were yisiting her mother, Mre Busan McDonald for a couple of weeks, . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Runciman and littte daughbter of Toronto, and Miss Molly Ferguson, are visiting at Mr, Arch Ferguson‘s. Lovely weather this Monday moreâ€" ing and everyone buey at the harvect which isn‘s up to much. ___ In our first beading it was ‘Darbam Road Items‘ bat as our lot had been cast southward, we thougbht a change ‘would be necessary, so we headed our correspondence ‘"Priceville and locality"" for some time and now its ‘‘Priceville and Limits." In look ing b:ck we find very few, if any of those who reached the half century mark, 43 years on the Darham Road or in Pricevilie. _ Aod the youngsters of that time are now getting fast on the decline. But time pssses on, irâ€" respective of the passing cf cur years. _ Fortyâ€"three years ago there was no such a conyeyance as an auâ€" tomobile and those going along the Durhem Road in a ovvered buggy were looked upin as a different class of people to these going on foot to their different places ot worshbip. Mr and Mrs Jas Brown of MsWilâ€" liams, yvisited Mrs Brown‘s anele, Mr D. MceDonald lately. _ Also Mr and Mrs Chas MeDonald visited his uncle one afternoon lately. _ Mrs McDonald was a trained nurse apd was one whoseservices was highly appreciatâ€" ed by ber patients during hber pracâ€" tice. _ We congratulate Charlie in securing a helpmate who will take good care of him in health or otherâ€" wise. Itis forty three years since we started corresponding to the Review and during that time we served undâ€" er four editors, viz: Jos. Townsend and Chas McArtbur, both gone to their reward, and Ben Townsend and the present editors, Messrs Ramage and Son. In giving a backward look we almost imagine that the years gone past are notsonumerous as they really are. Thesenioreditcrat presâ€" ent was in the prime of youth while the junior editor bad no intention ot landing in the town of Darhem for a number of years. However as if told that this was a land flowing with milk and honey, he obeyed the call ‘"come and see" and found that Durâ€" bam anod the surronnding eountry was a pleasant place to cast his lot and we wish him success as editor tiil hereaches the age of his good father. Miss Minvie Melaotyre of Toronto, visited at the old bhome, $. L , Glenâ€" elg, for a few days and at her brothâ€" erâ€"inâ€"laws, in the Tp. of Bruce for some time and returos egain this week. L Harvest is about ove;. a fow huv"iug seme to do yet. Finz and cool and somewhat showâ€" ery in general for the last week. Frost Monday morning 22nd Aug. â€" ~PRIGEVILLE â€"f:ciorl PRICEVILLE AND LIMITS BALSAM VALLEY Farm For Sale ONTARIO A Ceylon Dundalk _ ...:..,... Flesherton ...... .... Rocklyn . :..;....... OUgENIG :1435 >>ss 14 Vandaleur ... Mr and Mrs Thos. Dingwall and family, Holstein sundayed at Mr Wm. Dingwall‘s and Mc Archrie McEasbâ€" nie‘s. Mr Henry Cbristie, Mr and Mrs. Geo. Christie and children motored to Conn the firet of the week to visit their cousin, Mr J. Giles. Rev. W. MceWilliams, Mrs Meâ€" Williame and daughter, of Guelpn and Mre Hugh Sinclair Yeovil were recent visitors at Mr John Sinclair‘s. Mr and Mre Peter McTaggart and cbildren were Sunday visitors at Mr Geo, Shand‘s, Mr George Riddell and Master Walâ€" ace, Weet _Luther, were visituing at Mre D. Scott and daughter Miss Jennet left last week to reside in Preston where Miss Jennet has seâ€" cured a good potition. .oe_,â€" WEEE"L}EE;:';&{ visiting at "ONQR GRADUATE of Torepo. Mr A. Riddeli‘s a day last week. _| University, graduate of Royal Gollege of Dental Surgeons of Ontario Roome Mr end Mrs Wm. McDonald Over J & J HUNTER‘S New Store Dund.lk spent the first of the week | mg with his eister Mre R. Webster. m oi r NTe AY Miss Eesie Burnet is visiting friends in Durbam. Glad to report Mr Jas. Dingwall who has been ill is improving. Mrs W, T. McLean arrived home from Harriston after spending some weeks at her son Fred‘s. NMr Daniel Bell and Miss Ad McLean, Torcnto and Mr and Wilfred Black and family were day visitors at Mr Chas. Wale‘s. Mr and Mre J, Sinclair and dau ghter, Merle were visiting relatiyes at Woodland on Sunday . Misses Christena and Mary Cameron of Boothville visited friends on the South Line on Saturday last. The regular montbhly mee;sing of |how we Hopeyille Women‘s Institute will be |1°208t< held at the home of Mre, John Smith on Wednesiay SBept. 7 instead of Bept,. 14th. This is ‘he annual J. G. 1 "Flower Day" and the date was 9+ U changed one week earlier on acsount: Me=* cf the early season. _ ‘Three prizes ®¥iC will be given by Institute for best exâ€"| o‘ hibits. Every member is requested | *®SIPEN to contribute to program by giving a bit of poetry on Aawers, _ Every one 9â€"1!a m welome. | Talephone The McKinnon family of Toronto Afe holidaying at present at thd old home. Their many friends in and around Priceâ€" ville are always glad tosee them and renew old friendships. Miss Edna Beaton of Toronto is spendâ€" ing her holidays with friends here. Those cool days remind one of Autumn weather and the cool nights are a welâ€" come charge to some we had in July when it was more comfortable sleeping outside than in. â€" The past week has not been very favorable for harvesting but with a few sunshiny days the majority of the farmers will beready for the threshing outfits which will start their music going very shortly. Centre Grey League Baseball Standing of teams A. S. HUNTER & SON (Two other items appearing in Balsam Valleyâ€"already setâ€"are omitted ) Granite Tea Pot.~.. 69c Wash Basin ........ â€" 25¢ Mazada Electric bulbs 15 to 40 watt.... 42c POLARINE MOTOR OIL GASCLINE Saturday Specials PRICEVILLE & SOUTH LINE HOPEVILLE per gallon 98c per gallon _ 35 up to August 16 and Miss Adeline and Mr and Mrs family were Sunâ€" Won Lost P.C. ie . % 1 .857 150 .583 .375 .285 z'fl'***fi'*'&**‘"tt + GRANTS AD. £ T 100 and 230 apsir $ i «ie # C. L. GRANT * ; Silk and Suede Gloves * New Silks 4 Table Linens * Men‘s Trousers 7 White Voile * Blouses W. CALDE <, Town Agent. Ceatral Drag Store, Telephone No. 3 orflct: Over J. P. Teltordyo®Mee, near ' ly onposite Registry O thine. RESIDENCE : Second house sontn of Registry | office on east side or Alvert 8t. | OFFICE HOURS IOâ€"IIA m 2â€"i p . 71â€" m. um | Telephone Comm anic3tiou netween Office an I ® Mdeugu all nours, Unexcelled dining car service. Sleeping cars on night Trains and Parlor Cars on principal Day Trains. For farther partieculars apply to any Grand Truok Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horning, District Passenger Agent, Toromte, Ont. Terms, moderate. Arrangements for sales a to dates &c., must be made at the Review Of DURHAM â€" AND â€"~ HANOYVER Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. 8@~ Mr M<Phail has a felepuone in his te dence in Ceylon. Office and residence, corner Countess and Lambton, opposite old Post Office D. MePHMHAIL J.L. S AILA, M. 3., M.C.P.S. Office Hours : 9 to 11 a. m., q_. m., 7 to 9 p.m., Sund hursday afternoon excepted W. C, PICKERING D. D S., L D S The DoubleTrackRoute HONOB GRADUATE Toronto University, Gra duate lornl College Dental Burgeon Dentistry in all its vranches, O N >« â€" ver Jeweliry store ad oppo gite Post Office. DRS. JAMIESON & JAMIESON, J. G. HUTTON,.M.D.. C K. 0 orrice 2â€"5 Afternoons Hours: 7â€"8 Evenings RAZ â€" MAH Write for our Catalogue and find out how wecan start YOU on the road that leads to Success in Business. Broaden your field of opportunity by preparing for a Commercial position at Fall Term Opens August 29th Is noted throughout Canada for highâ€" grade work. Write for catalogue and arrange to enter at our Fall Term opâ€" ening Aug. 29th. _ We filled Jmmmu recently at $150 a month and $2700 a vear. Positively stops these troubles I Snceezing, weezing, coughing, weeping eyes aren‘t necessaryâ€" vnless you like being that way. $1.00 at your druggist‘s, or Templetons, Toronto, for a free Licenned Auctioneer for Co. Grey Hay â€" Fever J. F.GRANT D.D.Ss. L D. s. Member Oollere Physicians aod Borgaous Ontario SUMMER COLDS, ASTHMA, spoil many a holiday. at greatly reduced prices or to Ceylon P.O., will be promptly +4 *o, Terms on pplication to Money to uoan, Oflice on Lambton St MouNnTt FOREST ont. Yonge and Charles Sts., Toronto Except Sundays 65¢, 1.75 and 2.00 a yd 6 $2, 2.50 and 2.75 a yd 7}> ELLIAU uy ~ Z(kiwr}g(é:@ D. WePHAIL. Ceylon or to C. RAMAGE, Durham . B. CURREY Sold by S. McBeth A. TRIMBLE, Principal W. J. Elliott, Principal 11 a. m., 1.30 to 4 m., Sundays and | J 1 ‘A