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Cornwan ®f rouson .of HIS viSit. It is jusi )o sible he lost his heart on last oc coâ€"lon io one of the fair Canadian mai ce who smied on him and now comâ€" In~ back to claim it and its fair posâ€" sessor! Why not * To marry a Canâ€" awdion girl would strengthen the Emâ€" mâ€"~â€" and if it was a French Canadian so much ihe better. MWho knows but t\ . noutable visit "on the quiet" may be causing a duttering in the breasts ol__â€"e maidens who danced with him and to whom he showed attentions ? !L travels this time as the Duke of ine Prince of \ Canada incognito, on being to visit P and have a quiet n re ~utions zad of! on last visit used No one has sugge: er reason for his pc sible he lost hi caslon > one of the €%e Durham EDJ 24 wovlen and extensive summer stru« tures will now be raised. The Wawa Hotel, a fashionable immer resort in Muskoka, was burnâ€" to ashe, on Sunday morning, nine es lost and 25 or 30 injured. About | 0 guests had to flee for their lives| th seant clothing and all valuables| ne. The anestion of safety in these| THZ COMING ROYAL VISIT We will have a 98c. window of Bargains. See the window Thursday, Aug. 23, 1923 special Prices for Wed. Buying Call in and see just arrived. Some nifty models seloct from. Lagies‘ Biack Satin Porch Dresses ............ $2.25 Ladtes‘® Chints Underskirts ..................... §0G Men‘s Calbriggan Underwear, reg. 75z for........59¢ Chitdren‘s Ribbed Cotton Hose, brown, white, biack.25¢ Granuiated Sugar .................. ..# W9§ fOr §$1.00 HOBBERLIN SAMPLES Cross & Sutherland Hardware Wednesday, August 29th Odd Lenglhs of PRINTE LAMES‘ VESTS, re PORIX & CORN ST CHir so ( PM ARLIENI PEI Reg. $2.00 to clear..$1.70 Reg. $ CASEMENT DOORS, reg. $3.50, for COMBINATION SCREEN & sToRrm WEDNESDAY OonLY School Opening Bargain 9 Five cent Scribblers tor 25 cents THE VARIETY STORE WeFADDEN‘S REFXALL DRUG STORE SPEC! Wednesday Specials Wednesday SPECIALS Screen H. MORLOCK & SONS iALMON, large tin . SALMON, small tin . & BEANS, large tin STARCHE ......:;.. GEO. S. BURNETT TRAGEDY . & J. HUNTER at C‘ HEEEO UMY s 1 1 1 2 ces is in e a‘s se eAE PON, smalk tin ............... ...E tor 250 ixivs, mirge the ............./1.../ "t5G NCHE .:« =«<a¢«~«rrar«rcr arcerrea® TOF 208 sap Chips) rrxsxrrsrre«..11% Is for 25¢ aink x Cke aie s ue vate‘r‘ncas®as‘s on as es siy HOR 200 . MecKECHNIE y EST3 We‘ll Satisfy Your Needs 256 for all sizes, clearing at .... TED ORGANDIE, reg. 70¢ Emâ€", HOPKINSâ€"In loving memory of Mrs lian: Hopkins, who entered into rest, but‘ August 21st, 1922. mnay ‘ One year has passedâ€"our hearis stil asts sore, him As time goes on we miss her more : as ° Her welcome smile, her loving face. * ol No one on earth can take her place. | Daughter Dollie our Display Valera has been captured by the Free State forces in Ireland and the incident should make for peace. And again it may not. Valera, the martyr, may accoimplish more than Valera, a fugitive. The blood of hundreds of his countrymen lies at his door. Valera a Captive Great excitement in financial circles this week over the sudden and unexâ€" pected failure of the Home Bank which has about 60 branches in Canâ€" ada. Bad and doubtful debts is given as the cause. A Curator has been apâ€" pointed but it is not known yet if deâ€" positors will lose, but shareholders certainly will. Parties with bills of this bank can get them cashed at any chartered bank. If ever legislation was needed for anything, it is the banking business. Security must be guaranteed and amendments made to the Bank Act to secure this. Anothâ€" er thingâ€"Directors should be made to direct or be personally responsible even to the extent of imprisonment where carelessness is proved. Specials . $3, to clear..$2.50 M (..«.«..+4 . §e7® 7M DOORS, only $8 HOME BANK SUSPENDS IN MEMORIAM to 19¢ 25¢ yd August Sale of only 50 cents The REVIEW, C. Ramage & Son, Pubs Grant‘s Wednesday Specials Specialsâ€" Wednesday Aug. 29th Men‘s TROUSERS, (Guaranteed) at ......$3.98 per pr MEN‘S TROUSERS, (Guaranteed) at......$3.00 per pr MEXN‘S COTTON SOXâ€"@................ 5e per pair MEN‘S UNDERWEAR (Medium weight)..97¢ garment rUKE SOAP FLAKES G@...................18¢ per Ib ‘TKY OUR BLACK TEX @................55¢ per Ib These Bargains hold gcood for the cne Day and Evening only. Stores closed Thursday aiternoon. Wed‘y & Wed. Night, Aug. 29 th We will give THE REVIEW to New Subscribers the balance of this year for Men‘s BROWN SIDE BALS, leather soles and leather heels, regular $6.00 for............ MEN‘S BLACK GUN METAL BALS, leather soles and leather heels, reg. $6.50 for.... Steaming Racks for Preserving fruit .......... Best quality Galvanized Clothes Boiler ........ Hest quality Hair Clippers .................... Table Knives and Forks, set of half dozen each Thermos Bolties ..........1...2..% ... sas h aia‘s PB Cranite Lunck Pails ............1....;...¢.%zs Meat Saws, sood quality ......../............. Best Paint, POr qUAKL: .:,:...l...2..2.r/«sÂ¥..+%4. o s#alton Cont Of Cans ............001000. 0290 J. S. McILRAITH Cvery Wednesday, at 8 . m. Py Durkam Citizens‘ RBand A. S$. HUNTER & CO. Special Prices in Window Boxes, Jardinieres, and Chairs and Rockers Rand ?royram For Wednesday Only ED. KRESS THE STORE WITH THE STOCK a family of nine sons and one daughâ€" ter, Lottie, Mrs Diilon, Chicago. Two sons are dead, Charlie, for several years Sec‘y of the National Portland Cement Co., succumbing to the influâ€" enza five years ago and Leonard, who was killed overseas. The seven surâ€" The deceased‘s first wife was a Stratford girl, and to them were born The wellâ€"known veteran rail road man, exâ€"conductor James Lavelle, died at his home in Stratford Monday morning, after an illiness of two weeks or so, at the age of 68 years. The deceased was one of the most popuâ€" lar and widely known trainmen in Western Ontario, having been in charge of the first passenger train ever run to Durham in the fall of 1881. For twenty years he was conâ€" ductor on the local branch of the Grand Trunk, Palmerston to Durham, residing here for that period, in the home now owned by Dr. Pickering. Over twenty years ago he removed to Toronto, remained but a short time, thence came back to Stratford, his old home where for 8 or 10 years he was conductor on the Owen Sound branch of the G. T. R. He later livâ€" ed in Goderich for 3 or 4 years, but again returned . to Stratford where his last years were spent. _ The last few years he has been an Instructori in train rules with the C. N. R. The writer enjoyed a brief chat with him about a year ago, while in charge of a class at Palmerston and he abbear- ed to enjoy the work. Death of Conductor Lavelle REED FURNITURE Repairing a Speciality M. WILSON, Conductor. . L. GRANT The Cash Shoe Store â€"+* + @aB0HR :+« @L. 48 ++*+$1.79 h. .§2.39 each T5¢ + Ǥ1.08 Arxs+â€"008€ . ft B vixs 99@ | viving him are : John in Toronto : James Jr., conductor of Durham ; Will 'and Lou of St. Marys; Harry of | Brampton, Russel and Boyd in Stratâ€" l ford. Many of his sons are good athâ€" letes and prominent in various lines ‘ of sport. 3.15 4.00 w0 Lil. | Miss Maggie McLean of Toronto, Mrs. J. C. Hender$sON, yisited Mrs J. W. Smith one day last Box 30, Durham | week. Smith Bros. list of Used Cars for Mr and Mrs Hugh Macdonald and sale this week is as follows: 1 1915 son Kenneth spent Sunday with Mr. Roadster, 1 1915 :;our:ng. 11! ig}g and Mrs Jno. Sherman in Elmwood. Tourings, 1 1918 Touring, . " _ Mr. Watt and his men spent a few Roadster, 1 1920 Roadster with startâ€" days at Aberdeen b:s‘idge lasttmweek and er, 1 1922 Sedan, 1 Ton Truck with are expected back some time this stake body, 1 1917 Chevrolet TOUrIDS weey to finish, _ We will be glad to 1 Fisher Touring. See these cars have the bridge completed. before buying. High School children desiring pleasâ€" ant accommodation for the coming schoot year, apply to the undersigned. Unfurnished flat to let after August 25th. Electric Lights for garden parties For terms and dates see Smith Bros Roomers Wanted He was a member of the Roman Catholic Church and interment takes place Thursday at $.30 a. in. to Straiâ€" ford cemetery. _ Magistrate Laidlaw, of town, a life long friend, left Wedâ€" nesday to attend the funeral. Mr. Lavelle‘s life partner passed away in 1900 and a few years later he was wedded a se~ond time to Miss Nellie O‘Neil o%f /lenelg, who also survives hkn with one daughter Helen. THE DURHAM REVIEW LOCAL Jeweler House of Quality Hardware J. H. HARDIKG services of a We fit no sary. Our 5. McBETH Now that the days are | strain your eyes by readit We will test your Eyes, PEARLINE .:...}.:}2..... SMYMONLE:..«...%.1â€".: iL COCOA FRIT JAR RINGS ....;.. Long bar CASTILE SOAP Forest City BAKING POWDER JEM JARS, reg 40c..32¢ KELLOGG‘S CORN FLAKES, per pkg., each...... 10¢ 9 ID‘pail PURE LARD, each ........:.......;.»+1,10900 Cascade B. C. tins PINK SALMON, LARGE..2 for 35¢ GEM JARS, all sizes, including rubbers........$1.40 up ENGLISH BREAKFAST COFFEE, in bulk ....49¢ Ib CASTILE SOAP, large bar . SNAP, Hand Cieaner ...... PALMOLIVE SOAP ........ MISS DAINTY SOAP ... .. .. Summer Needs for Wednesday COW EASE, per can ....... NO. 1 ROOFING, per square HAMMOCKSâ€"Reg. $8.50, special ............. .$6.75 neg. $5.00, special ............. . $4.00 Reg. $4.50, special $3.75; Reg. $4 for $3 BEGGS‘ STORE Specials for Wednesday Snaps for Wednesday Wednesday Speciais ROBT. BURNETT Oranges Piain glass Tumblers deH@i.‘s: 124812 10wÂ¥ a%s Puffed Rice ........ Goblin Toilet Soap . Nabob Tea, reg 75c. "Co! your Lyes, and if you require the a Specialist, we will advise. ) glasses except where absolutely necesâ€" c Prices are moderate. ® C- TOWN Optici The Gift Shop GLASSES NHiIg€ .: «1..1.+%:« Toilet Soap ..... Tea, reg 75¢, for ays are becoming shorter, do not by reading without glasses. & MclLACHLAN Druggist & Stationer Mr. Watt and hig men spent a few days at Aberdeen bridge last week and are expected back some time this week to finish. We will be glad to have the bridge completed. Mrand Mrs. D. N. Clark and family spent Monday with Chatsworth friends Miss Bessie Smith of New York, is spending her vacation with her mothâ€" er, Mrs J. W. Smith. Miss Catharine McLean is visiting friends in Toronto. McLEANâ€"MacDONALDâ€"At St Stepâ€" hen‘s Church, Swift Current, Sask., Aug. 9th, by Rev. Mr. Melly, Miss Jessie MacDonald of Aberdeen to Mr. Neil McLean of Gull Lake. Ladies, tell your friends about Spirâ€" ella, then call and share in the Reâ€" duced Sale now on for August. Stock is too large and must be reduced. At Residence Parlors, MiddaughHouse with wire wheels in good condition. Also one surrey, a bargain for a quick buyer. At Smith Bros. Garage For Saleâ€" One rubberâ€"tire Bugey ME U ETE S $ 3 pkgs for 25¢ â€"+..+â€"2 For Tbe +1...14 for 25¢ for. . . .. .65¢ 16 ... 30c per doz 80c doz MARRIED ..3 for 25¢ .3 for 25¢ 10c per ib .3 for 25¢ ++x+‘s 208 3 for 3 for . .19¢ 15¢ tin $1.40 25¢ a0C Â¥ Mr ama 3, ° CHCFr, accomâ€" banied by M and Mrs Noah Metzger visited Mr ang Mrs Henry Pieffer of Bentinck recently, her Hamii., °. _ 7 4C and son Ross, of Hamilton, are holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. McLean, Mrs. D. Wilkie, Toronto, has taken | up her abode at her old home, north | of the Rocky, Miss Sadie Lawrence â€"and cousin, Miss Cardwell, spent the week end j with Mr. and MrS JA0k Malicu aovin.i. _ 2C 2488 Hazel spent the beginning of the week with Mrs, Alex. McLean, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fry of Elmira; motâ€" ored up from that town and sbent the week end with Mr. and Mrs Noah Metzger, Mrs. Wm, Little has returned from Detroit where ., _ ; °_ "@turned S naicuds ols 2e 5 arrived at the home nf Mrs. Geddes, last Saturd remain for a short time, Mr and Mrs, M. W. By, ily, spent Friday with friends, A large number from h the anniversary services ] church last Sunday, WV o4 waul. Nok Te iAn in 4 . Miss Mavis, have jo who is holidaying a; mother, Mrs Jno, Co Mrs. Jno. Laidlaw igt Plorgy..3, _‘ C4vC ~AndG cousin, Miss Cardwell, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs Jack McGirr. Mr. Walter Dent, Toronto, is spendâ€" ing his vacation with relatives in this neighborhood. Apnint Sn aniediina®is 3 inscc sls T 1 tendance and an interesting meeting, The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Donald McKechnie, Sept., 5th. All welcome, Mrs. Dan MceDonald and son Ross, of Hamilton, are holiday visii,... ME The W. M. 8. held _ their meoting at the home of Mrs Quarrie and there was a sple The Rocky boys played baseball against Hutton Hill boys at the garâ€" den party held at Mr A. Crutchley‘s on Thursday evening â€" last, our boys carrying off the honors this time,. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Jack Braun on the birth of a son, Saturday Aug. 18th, Many have finished harvest on this line, while others have still a little to do. Misses â€" Margaret and Myrtle Meâ€" Lean are spending their vacation with l‘ri.tl_lds _at Crawford. Mr. Jas. Milne who has been visitâ€" ing at the home of Mr Jas McDougâ€" all for some time, returned to his home Monday of this week. We wish to thank Mr. Milne for several beanâ€" tifully rendered solos at the Baptist Church here. He is an accomplished singer, Miss Ellen Boyce and cousin Jessie Ledingham, are visiting friends in O. Sound this week. We heartily congratulate Mr Wilson Wylie, son of a former pastor of Durâ€" ham Baptist Ch. whose marriage has just been announced. We wish ihnis young couple all kinds of happiness, Mr. McLean of Chesley, is at work painting and graining the school wood work here, Mr 220000 CComuod "" in Niversary services held at Knox urch last Sunday, Mrs. A. Abel and Miss Haze] spent e beginning of the week with Mrs, ex. McLean, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fry of Elmira; motâ€" ed up from that town and spent the eek end with Mr. and Mrs Noah etzger, Mrs. Wm, Little has returned from troit where she has been visiting ‘r mother, Mr and Mrs, Geo. Pfeffer, accomâ€" nied by Mr and Mrs Noah Metzger ‘ sited Mr ang Mrs Henry Pieffer of ntinck recently, Master Eben Cuhiért;r’st;ent the week end with his friend, Vickers Chittick. Miss Maimie Burgéss,”fia.nover, spent last week with her friends, Mrs. A. Hastie and Mrs. A. Brown. We were pleased to have visit us, Miss Sybil Lawrence, a former teachâ€" er here, She teaches next year in Mt. Forest and we wish her success. Mr. Dan McDonald motored up irom Toronto Saturday to spend the week end with friends here. Mrs Mcâ€" donald, Masters Evan and Warren reâ€" turned with him on Monday after holâ€" idaying .several months at the home of Mr. Jas. Hobkirk. + Miss Elsie Boyce is holidaying with fmends in Hamilton this week. Mrs Brown, son John and daughter Edith, Mr. and Mrs. C. Stephens, an of Chesley, were the guests of Mr and Mrs. Andrew Hastie Sunday. Miss Marzaret McGirr of town, spent a day last week with the Nichol family. Mrs. Alex Miss Lizzie Weir of Toronto is holâ€" idaying at her home and other friends in the neighborhood. _ _ Mrs. Thos. Noble of Toronto, spent a few days with her niece, Mrs John McGirr. Mrs. Jno. Manary of Toronto visâ€" ited at the home of Mr and Mrs Davâ€" id Hamilton one day last week. Miss Ethel Hargrave has returned from Toronto where she spent a time with her aunt and other friends. Mr and Mrs. Jas. Atkinson, Toronto are visiting their son Herb. for a few days. C »oy Sorry to hear Mr. Alex. Aljoe lost another â€" valuable _ horse last week. This is the second one he has lost this summer. zMrs. N. McCannel and sisters, Miss McLean and Mrs McPherson of Torâ€" onto, spent the first of the week with Mr and Mrs D. McArthur, north of Durham. Miss Laura Whitmore of Toronto, is spending the holidays at the old home. Mr. and Mrs. S. Patterson and Miss Elize attended the Grey Co. Women‘s Institute Convention in â€" Flesherton on Friday last. Mr. Thos. Bell and sister Mary visiâ€" ted in Owen Sound on Sunday last. Mrs. Bell returned with them after visiting a week or so with relatives in the city. Miss Hopkins of Mt. Forest visited her sister, Mrs. E. Ball, over Sunday. tion. _ corner w'l"‘fils" week will see most of the harâ€" vest in the barns around here and then for the threshing. 2k _ Messrs W. Weir, Thos. Bell, Jno. Hamilton and John McGirr were all winners in the Field (:rpp_opmqt_eu- pasture, garden and roOl CPOPS @7 badly wilted but will revive a little now, we A heavy shower of rain fell in this burg Saturday afternoon and evening and Mrs, ROCKY SAUGEEN holidaying at the That does not look bad for this GREEN GROVE Jno. Cooper Sr Cooper anq _daughter diaw of Pittsburg, Pa., home _ of her mother, st Saturday and will ort time, M. W. Byers and famâ€" Ja, . 1 1 VY % ‘r from here attended services held at Knox 1e .. joined â€" Mr their monthly a splendid at Mr _ Cooper, home of his Walkerton D. Me 1 ECCACOCT, PVOTIRARIVY. Mr. Wm. Yollett of town _ renewed acquaintances in this locality one day recently, before leaving on a visit to the West, i7°> 270 MTS. Wim. Moore of Flesh erton, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chas. Petty and attended Anniversary services at Knox Church, Normanby. C es Oe mnmty BCE WE left on Tuesday to visit Manitoulin Island. Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Moore erton, spent Sunday with \r. Miss Vic. Aljoe of Toronto, spen: last week with Miss Agnes Petty, .Mrs. M. Hiscox and two children 0i Buffalo, are spending a few week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Thos Mountain, Miss Tona Armstrong of Toronto, 1« holidaying at her parental home. Mrs. Wim. Picken, Allan and Maude, '_f“ on .Tueoday to visit friends at idfi in io P uic it Mihadlis ts wnss is showing some improvement aft his recent severe illness., The local U. F. O. Club are holdin; a garden party on the lawn of Mr ‘I H. Lawrence this Thursday evening A good program is expected, Glad to hear Mr. Moses Donnel Mr and Mrs G. 8. Hopkins and spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs 1 Johnston. Mr and Mrs Robt. Cripps and chil/ ren of Hanover, spent over the wee! end with her parents, Mr and Mrs Win. Torry here. Mr .and Mrs. Henry McCaslin, an« Mr and Mrs. Seth Trafford of Dur ham, visited recently at Mr. Georg: Mighton‘s. Mr and Mrs Edgar Fursman and b by, visited recently with Mr and M: David Adlam. SOUTH EAST BENTINCK Messrs Gorman â€" Johnston, Ce Reay, Wm. Reay and Jas. Lang: left Wednesday for the West. Mrs. Jas. Park of Owon Sound, i spending a few days at the home o Mr. John Park. _ Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Edmonds and M David HMopkins returned to Majo Sask..last Wednesday after spendi: a couple of months with friends her Miss Lilian Park spent a few â€" last week with her grandparents and Mrs. Wm. Torry. We have had a welcome shows rain on Saturday evening which freghen things up. parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Shewell Quite a rush was made on Sund», just as the young people came out o church, on noticing a fire out in Hol landâ€"the barn of Mr. J. Castle. 1: was a race who would be there firs The cars rushed on at high speed and luckily the speed was not on th« townline, or there would have been some fun. One young man remarked he was never in his seat, at the top or in the bottom. Mr and Mrs Wight and son, also Bert King, Sundayed in our town. Mr and Mrs George Shewell of troit, spent the week end with parents, Mr and Mrs Fred Shew« Mr Ross Parke of Toronto, is holi daying with friends here. Miss McGregor of Chesley, is visi ing Mrs. C. Melntyre. Pleased to hear Mr Duncan McGil livray is recovering from his acciden which required a few stitches in hi. head. Miss Katybelle Black of Chesley, i: renewing old acquaintances around our burg. Miss M. J. Lawrence of Durham, is spending a week with the Dargay») family. Mrs Vale of Toronto, spent a . days with Mr and Mrs Will Smir» Mrs and Miss Williamson of Mic»â€" igan, Mr and Mrs J. C. Nichol of Du ham, attended Dornoch church o Sunday afternoon. At the close of the program, afte; the "King" had been heartily sung, the platform was cleared for dancing. The young folk were still stepping lively when your correspondent Jen. of many an old stager, as they flog;. ed away on the cool evening breeg, Too much cannot be said for the RJy.. Bird Orchestra. Your corresponge»; was sinitten by the charms of 1. handsome leader, who certainly py some ‘pep‘ into his playing, and a few ‘jazz‘ antics kept the large crowd in excellent humor. Mention must also be made of the singing of Mrs. p. Simpson of Toronto, who rendereg "Danny Boy" and "An Old Fashioned Home" in a beautiful cultured voice, ably assisted by Miss Kathleen Sy;. livan. We tender our hearty thanks to Mrs. Simpson, and hope she wi} soon visit us again. Dornoch R. C. Garden Party If all roads led to Zion two waek, ago, then certainly all roads jeq to Dornoch on Wed.,. Aug. 15th, w»»,, the Catholic Garden Party was largedy attended. The tables were nicely dec. vrated and abounded in poog things to which the crowd did ful) jusy,,. A very pleasing program was offer. ed, consisting of step dancing by s,,. eral artists, all of whom were good, Also violin jigs by Messrs Troy ay, Malone. Mr Troy also gave a fow s.. lections on the bag pipes, the weiq music of which gladdened the heap, FOR 50 YEARS EMULSION has been a large Mrhr“ the stendard of ¢. Aljoe of Toronto, spet with Miss Agnes Petty. Hiscox and two children ¢© re spending a few wee} Rot offep. sey> good, ‘ and 8S0 D) M 5f Specials for School Open‘s The Variety Sto 160 page Scribbl« Lock Pencil Box Hardwood Pencil We have all the Public Sch Text Books, Pencils, Pe Slates, Note Books, ink, Ex cise Books, Etc. Strap Book Carri glide top .... Large size Fabric School Bags . /f ), ELLIOT r UA ZLHL L4 M empl} ada. R. L. SAUNDERS a(C Y .4CG, W A Harness and U; Veteran FRIDAY & SAT MOTOR HEAF FALL TEF V .(i. Fresh from Recordâ€" Matinee Saturda W Half Price i of August 114 J, SURAC Runs in the Old C FOR SALE ENXE JAM MAC ADY Our Bi A large sto styles. C All Phone «nd M Admission : ty 3 1923 b_‘(i () 100