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(iet our Price before you Sell your Wheat . l 5’ P Custom Chopping Every Day GOODs DELIVERED IN TOWN EV ERY Best Quality of Flour & Feed oval Househ‘d Flour, per bag 4.50 Majestic Flour, per bag .... 4.25 ) (Canada Flour, per bag.... 4.25 King Edward Flour, per bag..4.00 Foed Flour, per bag ........ 2.00 ‘alla Lily Flour, 24 Ib bag.. 1.00 ‘anadian Beauty, 24 Ib bag.. 1.00 Prairie Pride Flour, per bag 4.09 sLATCHFORD‘S CALF, PIG AND POULTRY FEEDS. Also sUNN‘S BIG 60 BEEF SCRAP AND POULTRY FEEDS. JOHN McGOWAN Just 25 shopping days until Xmas. Our stock will be complete in all depar Toweling, Towels, Handkerchiefs. In this our best Christmas business . Now is the time to buy your always fresh and clean. At pric KARSTEDT BROS., Priceville Women‘s Allâ€" is cream, e Women‘s Dra zes, from . FLESHERTON Yarn and 3 ply, per Ib.. BEST sCOTCH FiNG: Percllk .:. c 9 O Canada GRANULATED sUGArE usds .A â€"< & Compare the prices listed below with what you h the best grades of Merchandise. These prices are g from date of issue, and are for CASH or PRODUCE Dressed Poultry, New Currants m amuid 6 548 n 6e se en a A ms;-;.a“&i?ié;‘ Fish, â€"___ 77‘â€"â€"'~â€"*-\_ New Lemons, per dozen Seediess Raising ... Best Seeded Raising Sensational Price THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS as I intend buying Wheat to ship We solicit your patronage. _ We handle the -and sell them at Reasondable Prices. ‘d Flour, per bag 4.50| Chopped Oats, per 100 Ibs 1.50 r, per bag .... 425 gflml”dc‘:‘" per 100 ':,9 1-52’ a trong op, per 100 Ibs 1.5 ur, per bag.... 4.25 Crimped Oats, per ton ..27.00 Flour, per bag..4.00| Qat Chop, per ton .... 27.00 er bag ........ 200 | Mixed Chop, per ton 217.00 ur, 24 Ib bag.. 1.00 | Gunn‘s Tankage, 100 Ibs 3.00 ity, 24 Ib bag.. 1.00 | Bran, in ton lots .... $27.00 . Plaur ner bag 4.00 | Shorts, in ton lots.... $28.00 Allâ€"wool Vests, hoavywfioi n, extra value Drawers, allâ€"woo!, in all ~s, per 7doxon” « F'Ollf, per 98 r FINGERING vyarn 'heat'to ship by the Car load. WN EV ERY DAY. PHONE NO. 8, DAY OR NIGHT all colors, 2 heavy weight Christmas Shopping y your Fruit for your At prices quoted above $2.00 to . 2.1bs fm 2 pkgs. for 27¢ . 2 ths for 23¢ , per bag $6.80 | ... 15¢ per . tb Fish, just in 2.25 2.95 ... 25¢ 95¢ 1.50 omorts on o 7 c 0 14 0 prrrmy 1 inalanntls Aros to ds sds t t i Auk 2s 105303 4 4 mentsâ€" in Toys, China and Glassware, Linens, fact, we are puttirg forth every «ffort to make Buy early and get the best assortment available Weictvleacc.. See "huilc . iN s Exh Xmas Cake and Pudding. Our stock is , you‘d make no mistake to buy NOW . Granulated SEEE{:E 1bs ALLâ€"WOOL BLANKETS, White, large size, about 8 Ibs., for FLANNELLETTE BLANKETS, Grey or White, largest size, special..... Men‘s All.Wool Ribbed Shirts & Draw. ers, all sizes, best weight, per gar‘t Men‘s Fleeced Shirts and â€" Drawers, extra heavy and good value st;... Rolled Oats .. .. Wheatiets ... . . . Corn Flakes ... Shredded Wheat Lemon and Orange Peel Royal Household Flour Somewhat in the vicinity of 100, gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas. McKinnon on Friday evening last, and all enjoyed themselves in the usual manner at such gatherings. They made the presentation nf’a Reductions | During part of the past two weeks we spent at the old chome with our brother and sister on the D. Road, consequently â€" we did not contribute anything to the Review. The weathâ€" er was changeable and is still. Good sleighing for a few days on the road and good slaying also in the surâ€" rounding woods by the huntsmen. We have been endeavoring to exercise ourselves by splitting a few weeks burning of wood of the best material on the old homestead woods. We did not get to our late home on the S. Line, but saw many of our good old friends and neighbors from that part and pleased to hear they were all fairly well. ce k 2eA PRICEVILLE & GLENELG Miss Victoria McMillan, teacher near Corbetton, is home, her school being closed on account of scarlet fever in the section. Mr and Mrs Fred Karstedt journeyâ€" ed to Toronto by motor over the week end to visit the latter‘s uncle, over from Scotland. Mr J. M. Mcâ€" Gillivray accompanied them that far on his way for further inspection and registration of foxes throughout the country. _A large consignment of foxes was shipped on Friday last to a silver fox farm, near West Toronâ€" to, while more are coming to take their place. Bees have been common and plenâ€" tiful this last week, scrubbing, paintâ€" ing and papering the Manse for the new occupants, Rev. Mr and Mrs. McCormack. Preparations are also being made for a Christmas entertainment on De« 23rd, when a good time is promâ€" ised. Mr Walter Turnbull last week movâ€" ed his family on the South Line near the corner. Lean, was married to Miss Blanch Belfry of Victoria Harbor, by the Rev. A. Sutherland. The young couple were ably supported by Mr. Archie Burnet and Miss Olive Mcâ€" Meekin. They will take up houseâ€" keeping on the groom‘s farm . on the gravel road. We extend our best wishes to this young couple for a happy married life. Married, on"Fridé? (;vâ€"'g;x‘l'ng. Dec. 4th, at the Manse, Mr Wreaford Mcâ€" !.ean. son of Mr and Mrs Arch. Mcâ€" Rev. Mr. Conkle will preach at the morning â€" service, Sunday, Dec. 13th to the Presbyterian congregaâ€" tion, and will officially open McKinâ€" non Hall as a place of worship. Sunâ€" day evening he will deliver an illusâ€" trated lecture in the United Church in aid of the Lepers. Monday evâ€" ening the Presbyterians will hold a social gathering in the Hall. Mr and Mrs F. G. Karstedt and Mr J, M. McQGillivray, motored to Toronâ€" to on Sunday. Rev. Mr Reede of Hillsburg, occuâ€" pied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church here on Sunday, Rev. Suthâ€" erland preaching in Dundalk. Mrs Kate McDonald left on Friday for New York, where she will spend the next few months with her daughâ€" ter, Mrs W. Parslow. S e eE rtv enc the funeral of the latter‘s aunt at Collingwood on Monday. 12 have been paying for I 0 good for two weeks " E. .Get our price on , per bbi. per 1b, 15¢ A . 6 ths. for 25¢ 5 ths. for 25¢ 3.pkgs. for 296 2 pkgs. for 25¢ . per Ib, 30c + **‘s ++ §$#.29 . for 70¢ 10.00 2 75 2.00 1.00 ‘,a good in all menâ€"and especially in omm( | _ This community was sorry to | learn of the sudden death of Mr. | Thos. Campbell in Iowa. â€" Mr Campâ€" | bell was born here 65 years ago and | until about 10 years ago, lived conâ€" | tinuously here. He was ever a busy iman and always honorable in his ]work and transactions and greatly | respected by all. Much sympathy is | felt for Mrs. Campbell and family, in | this, their great trouble. |__ Anniversary services last Sunday, | considering roads and weather, were ‘a success. Rev. Mr Reede of Hillsâ€" | burg, preached two splendid sermons !and the home choir, assisted by Mr. ‘and Mrs ‘Arch McDonald and Miss Jelly of Priceville, were much apâ€" preciated. The church was well filâ€" |\led at both services. Then on Monâ€" day evening the fowl supper was a success. Although the roads kept talent from being present that was expected, it is gratifying that in cases of emergency, there is considâ€" erable home talent that can always be relied upon, and a pleasant ev-l ening was spent. One of the most pleasing features was the presence of those of other denominations, showing that there is union of de sire prevailing in this section, which we trust may ever grow stronger and that all may feel that there is John Lane met with an accident yesterday while loading a large stone on t he sleigh. It slipped, falâ€" ling on his leg and badly injuring the knee. The Dr. was called, bound it up and sentenced him to at least a week in bed. We hope it may then be better as Jack is not very fond of idleness. N. D. Clark was greatly surprised last week to be left sitting on the road and his team running for all they were worth away from him. The draw bolf had jumped out and the whiffletrees striking the horse‘s heels, they let out. Beyond a few sore heels, no great harm resulted. Mr John Corbett has this morn ing gone to OwenASoqn_d on the jury The social at Top Cliff will be next Friday evening, the 11th, and a good attendance is expected. The same evâ€" ening at Ritchie‘s school, Edge Hill, a box social is being held. Too bad we cannot go to both the same evenâ€" ing, so the good lady teachers will have to excuse those who would like to attend, had they been on different evenings. _ Misses McCuaig and Mcâ€" Kechnie will accept the good wishes of their sections respectively that their concerts be a success. M. P.? We are not inviting a majorâ€" itvy of the good sex to overule the other sex, but to begin as we have only one of the sex in Ontario. One would do as an experiment to keep the other feilow in good manners. Mr Angus Hooper‘s sale on Monâ€" day of last week went well under the hammer of Auctioneer McDonald. Mr Hooper, we understand, is to move to Durham soon and his many wellâ€" wishers regret his removal from the old home, as he was always an obâ€" liging neighbor. It is said that Glenelg is to have a deputy reeve in 1926, but it appears that the law debars women on the voters‘ lists to vote. Well some women have more sense than men. Is there any lady in Glenelg who would allow her.to be nominated for Councillor ? If so, why shouldn‘t she Pave supporters, as well as our lady We congratulate Mr Wreaford Mcâ€" Lean and Miss Belfry in their recâ€" ent union and wish them long life and prosperity. 1| _ For two Sundays we attended pubâ€" ‘| lic worship in Priceville, in the old |, Post Office, which is renewed by beâ€" ; ing made a Presbyterian meeting house well fitted up. Last Sunday, Rev, Mr Reede of Hillsburg preached from the words, "Christ the same, | yesterday, toâ€"day and forever," in ‘plain language, earnestly delivered. Mr Reede must be a Scotsman for ,when pronouncing ‘Amen‘ he said it | in good broad dialect. _ The Sunday . ‘prevlous, the pastor, Rev. Mr Suth | erland, gave an excellent sermon on ’ "press onward towards the mark‘ etc. | There was a crowded hall on both ;Sundays. Also the Sunday School | there is well atternded. Mr and Mrs ; Thos,. Nichol deserve credit for the | interest they take in the S. S. as | well as many others as teachers. Sorry to hear of the sudden death of Thos. Campbell of Iowa. He was an uncle of our lady M.P. Angus McVicar has fitted up his shop in good order and doing a good business. _ Also the other two merâ€" chants are receiving their share of the busy season‘s trade. Mr and Mrs Hector McEachern tisited the McDonald‘s at Edge Hill recently. Mr Thos. Nichol has finished the Good Roads to Durham last week and took all the machinery up to his own place. We were pleased to meet so many of our old friends in Priceville. Mr. Hugh McKinnon is yet quite lively and a good attendant every Sunday in the new Hall. We are always pleased to read the Swinton Park correspondent‘s items. Miss Annie Shortreed is attending behind the counter at Karstedt‘s, Priceville. Annie is a good girl for the business. Messrs Thos. Turnbull and Hector McDonald of Edge Hill are in Toronâ€" to this week as delegates for their different U.F.O. Clubs. The United Church is well attendâ€" ed also and the pastor always gives good services to a well filled house. The S. S. is also well attended, the veteran W. Ramage being superinâ€" tendent, assisted by Allan Mclnnis and others as teachers. Mr R. is alâ€" so leader of the praise part of the service, and by his experience of 50 years ag choir leader, is well qualiâ€" fied to fill the office most efficiently. So summing it all up, the people of Priceville and vicinity should be in reality good citizens in temporal as well as religious duties. THE DURHAM REVIEW good clock to Mr and Mrs McKinnon SWINTON PARK PRICEVILLE 5.2 we attended pubâ€"‘ order. ONTARIO ARCHIV TORoNTO The Durham U. F. 0. Live Stock Association will ship stock from Pur bam, on Tuesdays. Shippers are re quested to give three days‘ notice. Velma Carter, Teacher CREDIT AUCTION sALE Lot 1 of 9, and 3 of 8, ist con., (Garafraxa) Normanby, 5 miles south of Durham, on Tuesday, Dec. 22nd. at 1 p.m. Farm Stock. and Impleâ€" ments and Household Furniture. See *bills for particulars. R. H. Fortune, . Jas. J. Finnigan, Auctioneer Pron. Ir IVâ€"Georgina Eddy. Sr IIâ€"Marâ€" garet Eddy, Margaret Quillinan, Wilâ€" lie Quillinan. _ Jr IIIâ€"Evelyn Mecâ€" Grath. _ IIâ€"Cecelia Quiilinan, Margâ€" aret Black, Edwin Young, Patrick Black. Prâ€"Catherine O‘Neill, Mary Haley, * S. S. NO. 11, BENTINCK Sr IVâ€"Lawrence Hopkins, Carman Roseborough*, Mayple Armstrong. Jr. IVâ€"Violet Armstrong, Thomas Milliâ€" gan, Pearl Roseborough. Sr IIIâ€" Maude Picken*, Reta Vollett, Sicily Hopkins, Elvin Vollett. Sr IIâ€"Clarâ€" ence Ritchie, Arnetta Mantol, Rayâ€" mond Hopkins*, James Armstrong',; Allie Hopkins, Irving Webber. Sr.l Iâ€"Dawson Vollett, Fred Roseborough Jr Iâ€"Irvine Mountain*, Wllhelmlne‘ Manto. Sr Prâ€"Daniel Armstrong*, Freda Ritchie, Smith Hopkins. Jr Pr â€"Margaret Murdock. *Means pres ent every day. MELODY BOYS‘ ORCHESTRA , all women when a fowl supper is in S. S. NO. 9, GLENELG Sr. IVâ€"Roy Hargrave, Orval Hopâ€" kins, Louise Jacques. Jr IVâ€"May Collinson, Grace Hopkins, Bertha Mcâ€" Nally, Evelyn Robbins. Sr IIIâ€"Irene Collinson, John MecDonald. â€" Jr HIâ€" Eddie Lawrence, Clarence Hargrave. IIâ€"Susie Gretnwood, Clara Jacques, Ruby Lawrence, Freddie Arnett, Dayâ€" ey Aljoe, Lilian Collinson, Doris Lawrence, Clarence McNally, Gordoa Greenwood, John Collinson. Sr. Iâ€" â€"James Wilson, Allie McGirr and Melville Harrison equal Jr Iâ€"Mar garet Brown. Sr Prâ€"Cecil Brown.‘ Jr Prâ€"Victor Arnett, Harry Lawr ence. Pr o Aâ€" a ie evening in their newly remodâ€" elled home. Haywards Falls Chopping Mill is running again after being closed for a couple of weeks, due to some brokâ€" en machinery. Sr IVâ€"Vera Robins*, Charlie Timâ€" mins. Jr IVâ€"Catherine Timmins. Sr IIIâ€"Iola Noble*, Ewen McNab*, Geo. Blair. Sr IIâ€"Willie Peart, Isabel Kleist, Mary McNab*, Daisy Street. Jr. IIâ€"Gordon Noble. Sr Iâ€"Elvie Hastie. Sr Prâ€"Juanita Noble*, Walâ€" ter Street. Jr _ Prâ€"Esther White, Victor Street. Those present evâ€" Music for all Occasions For rates, and open dates, a H. E. PHIPPS, Mana Mr and Mrs Wm. Paylor entertainâ€" ed a large number of friends and neighbors recently to a most enjoyâ€" ery day marked * Mr and Mrs W.J. Cook were vis iting their daughter, Mrs W. J. Mc Fadden, Orange ~Valley, one day last week. Mr Joe Edwards spent the week end with friends in Toronto. visited the first of {l_x;";éei J. Greenwood‘s. Mrs M.J. Davis spent last week with her daughter, Mrs R. Webber, | S. Bentinck, and grand daughter, | Mrs Harold Lawrence, Egremont. | Mr and Mrs A.S. Hastie, Durham, ‘ Mrs Kenneth Vaughan returned to her home at Arthur last week after spending a few days< with her mothâ€" er, Mrs M. Smith. Mrs J. O. Greenwood and Archie and Alva, Mrs W.J. Greenwood and Clara, spent Saturday afternoon in Owen Sound. Mr and Mrs Webster (nee Angeâ€" line Lauder) of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Jas. Nelson, Puslinch and Mr. and Mrs Richard Samford, Flint, Mich., were guests of the Edwards and McClocklin homes the first of the week. (L YOUR voice by Long Distance would close many a sale NOTICE TO FARMERS "Bought $100,000 worth of cheese by Long Disâ€" tance. Sold it all by Long Distance" _ evening in their newly réfi;(')a- hiz JAS. LAWRENCE, Shipper SCHOOL REPORTS E. W. PETTY, Teacher S. NO. 7, GLENELG 8. NO. 5, GLENELG Robt. Lindsay. | 2. M. Park, Teacher DO YOU SELL DAIRY PRODUCTS? ZION IPPS, Manager Durham, Phone Barbour, Teacher VICINIT i apply ‘OCCTY nt. | rham, ‘ at W. 24 to Individual instruction. â€" Practical Methods. Special Course for Farâ€" mers‘ Sons. Enter any day. Free catalogue on request. _ Add BUSINESS TRAINING to your HIGH SCHOOL education and get full value for the time you have spent educating yourself. Arrange to attend % m’:f romsar ? an o #un on Cns < ue c enc Don‘t Waste Your Education fatheringo in bronchial tubes. Gives ong nights of restful sleep. Contains no injurious or habitâ€"forming drug $1.00 per box at drug stores. Send 5¢. for generous trial. Templetons, Toronto. No Smokeâ€"No Spraysâ€"No Snuff Just Swallow a RAZâ€"MAH tugd. who has proved herself no subâ€"serâ€" vient rubber stamp. _ All honor to her, sc We P Pm D0 COROCCCOY ORen meg: L But let us put the soft pedal on all Office and residence. corner Countess the congratulations she received, and Lambton opposite old Post Office (had our telepathic system been | Office hours : 9 to 11 a. m 1.30 to 4 working right she would have had p. m., 7 w.Qp in 'Sund;yn e.xoeml far more.) _ The people themselves| P***~ t» Of s E Grey lnd Of the Dominlon.' % are to be congratulated as well upon having such an able, valiant andf DR. A. M. BELL fearless member, one who has a| Oflice on Lambton St. clear mind of her own and the abilâ€" s 4 ity tq express what she thinks and‘ Eyes Examined and Corrected RA Zâ€" M A H We were shown recently a splendâ€" id picture in the "Ontario Farmer" and an equally splendid write up of our worthy M. P.. Miss A. C. Macâ€" Phail. It reminds us too of the fine telegrams of congratulations she reâ€" General Repairing Done, Machinery & Radios for Sale. ceived on that eventful night of Oct. 29th and since, and the fine enconâ€" ium columns otf j_snurq::y Night.‘ DURHAM MACHINE SHOP Chappie Coats and Toque$ 10 arrive this week. For Public accommodation. Good outfits, go..d service. C. L. GRANT Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy Towels, Children‘s Woolâ€" len â€" Scarfs, _ Children‘s House Slippers, Silk Undâ€" erwear, broadcloth bloomâ€" ers, Children‘s wool Pullâ€" overs, Ladies‘ satin Slipâ€" pers, _ Doylies, Ladies‘ scarfs (the very newest.) More new Coat Sweaters Ready for Christmas With Gifts for All MoUNT FOREST ONT. Horse Clippers Sharpened SKATES SHARPENED Saws Gummed. Horse Livery W. A. TRIMBLE, Principal GUARANTEED RELIEF â€"R3 F. W. & OSCAR Moon Apply at . MOON, Machinist APPRECIATION Appreciatus HEAD and BRONCHIAL _ COLDS O‘posite lligfiiscbool. Durkam TILEâ€" always on hand Why then take a chance and use water that is polluted and unfit for domestic use, when pure water can be had by having a well drilled. I also handle Pumps and Pump repairs. Satisfaction guaranteed. Just Arrived â€"A Shipment of{ Water! Water!! Water!! What is Good Health Worth ? Sale dates may be arranged at the Review Office or with self. _ Terms moderate. Satisfaction guaranteed. If you plan a sale, phone 604, rimg Licensed Auctioneer for County Grey Individual instruction. Business and Shorthand courses. Preparâ€" atory courses for those who misâ€" sed first chance at Public School. >. A. Fileming, F.C.A., G.D. Fieming, Prlnclv,au .__ Becretary JOHN O‘NEIL Licensed Auctioneer for Co. of Grey Terms, reasonable. Sale dates must be arranged at the Review Office, Durham. Residence: R. R. No. 2, Priceviile Sales taken on reasonable terms. Dates arranged at Herald Office, Dunâ€" dalk, also through Durham Review and Flesherton Advance. Geo. E. 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