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ii; Seth: and Odd Pieces-ini-e Rolls, Comb, Brush iii iii and Mirror Sets. Hair Receivers, Jewel Cases, Trays, Etc. m H . in boxes. A wide ... “g. Stationery choice................... Mc to 3.00 a i)', Pipes, Cigars in boxes of 10, 25 or 50 is figmeesfi 5,3,5: . . . . t,tt,e/ t Suggestions for Christmas glam.» 'i, J'. 'rrlcotetth Druggist and Stationer, Durham taass.da.ss.a a:a:aaaaaa:s:aa." ll Ebony Goods. Ladies' Purses and Vanity Bags Every friend will appreciate a kindly message. not forgetting mothers-fathers wives-the folks back home-your neigh- bots-- relatives A friends and business acquaintances, Call and see our assortment at Christmas cards costs so lit- tle but mean so much that you cannot afford to forget anyone. You can send 12 or 18 cards for approximately 31! or " Con- Side! the economy as compared w ith more expensive presents. The Joyous Season is at hand so drop in and let us show you Gifts for any member of the family “m In now or at the sale Saturday. Prices are the -rtltltt through the week. l8elli'l'fllli'S HARDWARE DURHAM All kinds of Meat kept on hand at lowest pos- sible prices. Before selecting your Christmas gifts, look over our complete line of FRENCH IVORY Get your Hardware Requirements at the Auction Sale Saturdays from tho smallest child to the father and mother. Having opened up a Meat Market in the shop formerly occupied by Mark Wiht n, I take this means of soliciting a share of the trade of Durham citizens and those of the surrounding ccuntr; . let a Personal Greet- ing Card Carry Your Message of Xmas Cheer New Meat Market The Cash Shoe Store DURHAM. _ . ONT. Or come in during the week and we will meet your offers. Here is a small list, some of which you are sure to need during the coming winter. i We have on hand a Black Walrus Grain Leather Club Bag, heavy English sewed. in frame with gentleman's black Ebony fittings which regularly Sells at 830 00. We will tracrifiee this bag at $25.00 if bought before ChriUrr M. Steel or cast Ranges Coal Oil Heaters Lanterns Robes and Home blankets Sweat pads Halters Mitts and Gloves Whips Stockfoods and tonics Suit cases Baskets Wash Benches Washers Wringors Trunks Clothes racks Sadd irons Alcohol Irons Stove Boards Cow ties Pails, galv. and tin Trace" hams X Cut saws Strainer pails Wash boilers t Axes Axe Handles Shovel handles Spades Fork handles Fork rakes Shovels Drain Scoops Hoes Scythe: Stable "rooms and scrapers Sleighs Baby Cutters Hockey sticks Skates Straps and supports Paints, Oil, Varnishes & Glass Alahastino Tar Paper Brushes Curry combs Shot Shells Nails DEC. Ili, 1921 . E. HAUG, Durham Review Office, Durham, Ont XMAS SUGGESTIONS This week ex-king Meighen gives up the rein: of alice and elect-King King takes charge of the national welfare. Names of the new cabinet are already being discussed W. S. Fielding being everyone's lavoritefor the Ministry of Finance. Ernest La Pointe of Quebec isanother likely Minister, and even Mt ‘Creraris mentioned as Minister of rail- ‘ways. Thisisin line with the hint we "ave last week, that Mr King might do ' worse than offer Mr Crerar a position ! We press another point, and that isthat Geo P. Graham be not left out. Then i" a Ministry of Public Health is created as has been talked of, we suggest the I name of A ~e C Mc-l as a suitable per- son. This party is abundantly dowered with health and hasthe requisite energy g to fulfil its duties. Besides it would be :good policy for Mr King to tie her up, ', otherwise she might prove a wide-awake (and dangerous critic !! Mr Malcolm, ly, P for N. Bruce is another talked of possibility. In}: angina: 3letsieto T he King is Dead- Long Live the King Dec. 15 1911 1 There in wealth of material to choose t. ' from, which is embarrassing. but no I” doubt Mr King has had his eye on the m ‘ proper person for the positions for some Td time. jf.t Press Comments on S. Orey's m, Able and Unique M. P. I'M Miss Agnes MacPhail goes down in . . Canadian history as the tirst woman I I member to sit in thefederal Parliament Q at Ottawa. Carrying the Progressive . . istandard. she charged through Prejud- I , ice, Old. Party Politics and all the obsta- m _ cles which can hamper a woman and in . la short and meteoric campaign swept Q the Riding. Her career at Ottawa will M hewatched: not only by her electors, * but by Canadian I generally. iii ORANGEVILLE SUN . . Can Aggie do it? We'll say she can. m /rhat question was answered on Pues. M 'day. The girl from Ceylon won South . East Grey, defeating Ball, Conservative .1” candidate and Hastie, Liberal. by a ma. A" jority of 2,500. Miss Agnes C. McPhail . isthefirst woman to be elected to the parliamentof Canada., She contested - ---- themnstituency as a,Progresaive and - the big vote which she received is most flattering. Miss McPhail is a splendid m platform speaker and she will greatly - augment the debating power of the Progressives. Aggie certainly did it. - CllliSUiY ENTERPRISE ve In South East Grey Miss MacPhail has a majority of over 3501). Her ability on the platform was a deciding factor in her election. S. E. Grey has the honor at electing the only woman to the new ftp parliament. The victory of the South East Grey Progressive candidate, Miss Agnes C. l McPhail, marks the advent of the first ‘Canadian women to the Commons, an epoch in Canadian history and a climax in the advancement of equal rights for women. Miss McPhail is an orator of merit. is well versed in the science of politics, is a thinker of decided opinions and capable of taking her place worthily among the gentlemen of the Federal parliament. In the election Miss Mc. Phail was the winner by an easy majority Her impression of law making will be eagerly awaited by both men ard wo- men and it is hoped the women may be . encouraged to share in the governing of our country and insure an economical and just system in home life the wo- men meet many difficulties and problems and so they learn to decide wisely,_to save time and money and to improvise 'new methods. It is certain that Miss McPhail will make her presence felt in the House and bean advocate for not only the interests of the U F. 0 , but of all classes. Her system of organization for the campaign was thoroughly colan- ned asthe results told Many things mint to a splendid career for Miss. MC- Phail. The women all ever the Dom'mOn are her well wishers and will follow her career closely. An analysis of the vote polled in the" recent election shows that Glenelg town- , ship which cast the smallest rural vote 877 -w" the strongest Progressive municipality in the riding. " Miss Mc- Phail took 77k per cent of the total vote. Artemesia was next in strength where in 1180 v'otes polled. she took 74 per cent, while Proton, Egremont. Sullivan I and Bentinck all gave her over 60 per cent of their total Pt Small wonder with such support t e mai rit was counted in the thousands ! P'4lk','-/e' It was pretty generally conceded for) some weeks before the election that Miss; Agnes MacPhail with the backing ofa strong U. F 0 Organization in this rut-1 al riding of S. E. Grey would be elected. That her majority would go into four: Ugures was not expected. ..Hf.ar.f_iyyri,ye.) was of a most strenuous kind in this big . constituency. It is doubtful if in ten l counties another woman could be found l who could stand the physical.strain of, ten week's speaking at length, every week night and some imes at afternoon meetings. And such enthueiasm dis- played at her meetings by her support- ers , As a rule h~lls were not half large enough to hold the crowds flocking to hear her and the result of the election shows it was not merely out of curiosity l to heara lady speak on political themes. The enthusiatic campaign meant votes on election day. To Miss MacPhail must be given credit of a wonderfully well conducted campaign. She had helping speakers but the candidate her- self was always the leading attraction on the platform. FLESHERTON ADVANCE South Grey has the distinction of send- ing to the Dominion Parliament alady member for the first time in the history of the Dominion. As the returns came in it was thought the lady candidate was going to have a tight squeeze. but later returns gave her an overwhelming ma- jority of over 2000. It was an ‘Aggienizing' defeat for the two old line candidates in S Grey. . The lady wears skirts but they do not appear to be much of an impediment when she takes a notion to run. There 'will be four parties in the next house-- Liberal, Conservative, Progressive and a Female Party. OWEN SOUND SUN TIMES In years [one by Somh Grey who “was looked upon " u close riding prlitittslly, both Liberals and Con- oerutivu having 1 good lighting chaos. with the term-en of war The Washington Conference has made good. Britain. United States, France and Japan have agreed to keep the peace in the Pacific tor at least ten years, and when the signing is done. the Anglo- Japanese treaty is terminated. This it a trgiendouo achievement and gives one hope" for the future of the world. How [inns Change Politically l polled the largest mummy , 1324, closely followed by Em with 1251, Bentinck with 1234 and ton 1224. Glenelg Strongest U. F. o Township Ten Years of Peace DUNDALK HERALD HANOVER POST to-.. ed. she took 74 per Egremont. _s7j/r',ir') ave her over 60 per) ti; Small wonder; ', t e mai fit! was} usands ! VJ anover mu] _ ali_'y vote-- ity vote-- Etremont Pro I Bat elm was " 9 Vans ago, than was no U. F. 0 then. Since l their meteoric rile three or tour you. ago, they up”: a Provincial govern- ;mem, and diasMistied with the may ‘cratic Peder-l gov-romeo: " well, “his new party, now called Progres- iaiveo. have done their full share in ‘SUDIII East Grew. in routing the "ieitthen govt. The [not Tory mai juri=y was the biggest "er-over 1200 Now South-east Gray swings around and more {bun doubles that trv') nrity for the Progressive 'atldidare-, Utttr ad»): first lady member. H w times do change! Who Would have dreamed it all. or even three years ago 2 I winging Announce to one bid «or .gaincothe opposite. It we: per-r tups sligmly Tory in in leanings. when redeemed by the Isle H. B. Miller and Inter In“ on the recipro uilyiesue. Alan-alto! the census that yenrl0H, Grey Cmntv lost one sent in me reducribatiun which lollowed. and part at En". Grey wh!ch included the strong Comer- "tivetomtshipsot Arumesin. Hol- lund and Own-y and VIII-He " larkdale. III ended to tLtt'tt Grey. Unless he hate to retire or [one the party convention. it looked sale for life tor B. J. Ball, the sitting mem- ber 00:! that 700 or 800 Tory mnjarity was added. and the urn Grey: Ip- ‘peared secure in the Conaervntive ran“. It was almou a knockout l to Libeul hopes, The people of Canada have re. moved all doubt“ latheir support of the policies (utlimd by lion. William Lyon Mackenzie King. il. lusuiuus descendant " illusuitus Canadians, by their Verdict at the polls on Tuesday ct this week. They have also let: no doubt as to their accepmnce of the challenge iiuog cut by Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen when he accepted oitiets, seized the reins and hung (n tooffiee despre the demands cube people for a re. turn to representative goverement. The people have further emph- atically declared that they want no lumber coalitions and 1ott-rollitrg but that they demand Jule by a. governmen: which has . mind and policy orittttwn, urd the necessary ability and backbone to make that policy prevail, and " the policy in not a success, to "and up and "we the country without any tsamottfrage. Now the country is looking tor ward confidently to Urn. Mackenzie King for wiiurleuuiettship. The new Premiereleet will not be able in one day or many days to unravel all the tangles which Conservative mis- management has brtught about, but Canadians can res: assured that he will be doing his beat, With the as- sistance oithe best Liberal minds available, to give equal justice to all classes and special privileges to none. . From three provinces there has come unanimous voice shouting tur Litteralittm. Atonnh has gem halt no member! to support the Premier elect; and a filth (Ontarir) be: shown that it loves neither Govern- ment nor Progreuive to Inch an ex- tent as was chimed by both of those parties, The utter foolishness ot the govern- ment preter comp-inn is only too apparent. Despite the expenditure of thousends upon thousands of good Canadian dollueiu this and other methods ot attempting to persuade Canadians that ' Clouds needs Meigben." the people have kicked over the traces and announced that “what thin country really needs is a cabinet ofthe wieast and best Cen- adiane who can be brought together, together with: policy which in in the interests of every clues and race and creed in the Dominion." -_ .51“..- -ov van-v..- nun - . ,--'- - D-VH u “mm‘ = any i Ne ft Why pay duty on American-made Aluminumware? Buy Canadian and keep Canadian factories busy il . . UH , ‘ ‘ _ I ey':",",',',,", " A. Fd ('L--l"s""di CJ/A'E ', "i-l - " / , l _ / ,0‘ RJ, , 527,7}, 3., , r. 'l til llllll I _ ' - _ I r it Special Sale of Veribest Aluminumware i 3 piece set, 2.98 Windsor Kettle, 6 qts, 1.98 Tea Kettle 5 qts, 3 49 Covered Saucer“. 91in, I38 ciiri,'Ct","'i"'r, LO Double Boiler, 2 qts, $L98 Ottawa Letter For a quick Sale itt low prices MADE IN CANADA. EVERY PIECE GUARANTEED TEE DOUBLE REVIEW mtaggggalgglglX ML - I _ - y'. gswxx133xxmaxaxgxmgxxxuawxxmaxxxxxxxxg3 There are too runny people in the British Isles. There no "at empty spaces in Canada which. given human occupation Ind human endenor. will blossom like the rose. Can-dale pro-' Hem is to establish I connection be. tween the people who hove no land and the land that has no people. The action of Hon. F. D. Pettulo in going to England in In tirort to obmn settle" for 2 000 000 urea on the British Columbieiinee ofthe Grand Trunk IUeiiia is the kind of lotion which will have the moat tepid end branching effort on the future of Cuuade generally, end the prosperity of our netionelly owned ruilronds. You will be well advised to check that first cold-weather twinge of Rheumatism before it develops Use the Standard Remedy, T. R. C's. RAZ-MAH. the positive asthma remedy also sold by S. MacBeth. " . In Greet Britain the Candi-n National Rnilwtys hue recently made u wide distribution of I booklet specinlly prepared for women, point- ing out the Idvanugeu for the proper kind of women to make their home- in Csnldn. - epecially prepared tor women. paint- I . In commoo with many other "MM “is oat the advantages for the proper i cipalities ot Ontario, we had to deal! Pe! of women to make the" homes with a widespread epidomis of small; "’ Canada. . pox in Januarv and Februaty. and' With the adoption of steel passenger I again in April and May. which abatedl coaches. came greater salety and‘only on the instituting of rigorous'! greater riding comfort. but I100 ii"iFie'ii,.',r':'e for quarantining and dis-i creascd opf‘rltlng expenses, 8teell,innreuion. The early reportutBotrd, cars are not only more costly to enm.iot Health of suspected cases of in- struct but also cost more to haul be. i factions disease on this occasion would ', cause of the faot that they inereaseIhue "ved much ¢xpenu. log. of immensely the weight of the tmin/tinte, and spread of disease. and We The Canadian National Railways [would emphasize the importance of nperaleagreater proportion of steel tsttenttontotbu, in future, In ad- coschss than any other Canadian dition to attend...“ at the Provined railway. The s’eel car is so heuvnyosrd of Health meeting and those that tt " generally oanfined to main _ held in the municipality. your line use on transcontinental rung. Medical Health Oifieer also made ------------------_ ‘many visits of ineetrtigatiort in rela- Wheat wanted at the People's Mills. 1 'Pt'. to Fqspected and cones-led cues Highest price paid for No. l wheat. ity iyet"i.ouis.troete.t"tii, m the "- lnual "citations of schools found fi Your?” beluga] adyised 8dlgt that _', school buildings and surroundings in . ' . F i . . £35?“‘Biien§;§w“i%§e°me33%;?‘Wm”! "tihetort "utury con- 12......“ t n cu nA’l.MAH Hui dition. What Canada Needs Most This unique sweeping clearance continues and involves theetore's entire stock: A few lines as follows; " --- --- m " mun“... . I Household Needs Pocket Knives............... Gillette Safety Razor....., Auto Strop Safety Razor Carving Sets.................. Scissors......................... Canada's leading value in Silver- ware. Each price guaranteed. Price refunded if not satisfactory Tea Spoons (6 in fancy box).........?. Dessert Spoons do .........8.' Table Spoons do .........& Berry Spoon (1 in fancy box) ........n. Butter Knife do ......... . Sugar Shell do ......... . Dessert Knives (6 in fancy box...... 3. Table Knives do ...... 3. Rogers 1847 silverware . ONTARIO ARCHIVES" TORONTO Hunter's Buyers Clover: Sweet Cutlery a; A. S. Hunter 8: Son s,seeaee.resae-sseee'1'1'.'.r..=,."2TiaT, ssssmmxxsxssxuxwxmsmmm - if; Dee. ti, 1921 Members all present. Minutes ol In! meeting were rend and adopted. wiuon--MeDouald: Thu the following recounts be paid; Dr J. L. Smith. diirintetttant' $14 oo, T. B. Llwrenoe. plunding,_, 3 tro Meeting of Boi..............." 00 J, 11.psiekertre"rr..cc, ...10 00 V 'snsDonaldLWiuon ;' That report of Dr.1. L. Sumh. M. o. B., be u- oepted sud errlie.r. A. To tho Council of Bentlnck Gentleman ; Your Medial Hulda otfitrer re- spatially submits the following 3;- port for the you 1921 '. . Me to 3.00 r......... 3.79 s........ 4.50 1.00 to 9.00 25c to 1.75 Report or Home“ Officer of nodal Dec. 5, 19'21. Bentinck Board of Health ....2.70 ....3.05 ...1.13 ... .54 .. .54 . 3.15 . 3.38 ) ReductiOn Sale "g. u. eunuch. Secretary (S gned) J. L. SMITH M.0. ll ' Bentinck Coleman Gesoline Lamps, eucl Men’s Gloves o........."'."'." 5( Hot Point Electric Irons...... .... Aluminum Pres. Kettles...... 1.l Gunibe Pres Kottles............21 Granite Water Polls ........'.". Granite Dippers...................... Granite Double Boilers .......... Hand Sleighs, o.........---' STOVES AND WASHERS Happy Thought Steel Range . Quebec Heat-......-- Success Washing Machines ' Carpet Sweepers................... Beatty Bros " W'l n in with agreat deal of pleasure Pt 8 501nm" at your home to spend a km "u' 18 001cvening and in a small way to show f 1:' 10 00 Ioveand_ appreciation for you both ', r report the willing way you have so cenernu~;, b given your time and your talents Er: ' M- theaood ofthe church. You,),), filled a difficult position as leader at ll.“ rotor, choir, with tact and good judgement and atttt we thank you for splendid nervm m, 'plertd to the c.how. And you. Mrs (men 1921, as a painstaking worker in every hmnl l. of our church work, we often fee Fo l ashamed of our weak efforts when or 'stt " re- the whole hearted way .you, take h if Ei? accomplish so much In the “ml'rw " U" the Matter. Will you kindly accept mu reading lamp " a token of the love and magi. appreciation for you both. and may tr -. , olttAt spared to continue on in rm "tall l good work, P the Inch of the membu: . “j I of the Baptist Church. , Electric Washer We mentioned last week of the l:.., tist Choir and congregation honormy Mr and Mn J. F. Giles for their aid m ' hr, . work. The address given them Fltt a.. for itself ; Dear Mr and Mo Giles : I am in the market to buy all kinds of Raw Furr Foxes, Coons, Skunks and Mink. Am paying Hm highest market price. ' me before selling and man- aney. J. LEVINE, Durham RAW FURS WANTED Choir Members Honored etch... 10.80 .. 50c to 1.79 Maud McLean Christen. Thompson I we" Clover Buyers F........ 6.18 l.59to2.48 .27e to 1.76 ...........88c ...:.......32c ...........79c ...45c to $3 $79.00 16.75 5.40 7.50 Il- Agasen it. well it looks. l ”granulation II a her splendid vi who oppacd het eoettirett her lab]? tore the perople u - imp Manor. I tine (hing tha, were in the huh! now what the pro Beth Grey is ,u worthy Mpnsenu The Women held their last of In D Clay mundane pt .eetiug. Th! and we hope tho cough gwt' and Come and the month an Next meeting Walter Clark. It Roy T110 “(need at the c ha: is humc at l Friends here hear of the G”! Belle MrLean that latest repot The annual X with the (hind Pridery of Uni mum Ls m oven-body con time. Mrs Doug-l “ughter Run (by: with friem We are havin Cleo .leitthtttr moved wnh a m It and Mrs Vilitorl at the I the the first ot It Jar Lu chipper is a bun red three loads In Rictor p, In Bert Ruck" (We. (bank a eoartplimtetttrv persured hc (hr campaign but mind tot wth Sr Ill " Elton A, “Ashe fred Viv] lam, ti: man. Ru Fred V Dunn. J MIL’h lam. no Twamie ttif, Harm ydney I , Erma M w nru rs cr L, M Sp Ir Be ll A' tt ce