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@xford @ream Feparators Co see, to test. to be Convinced That there is no better place in the County to buy Deering Machinery, Democrats, Buggies of Palâ€" merston and London makes, The Great Prize Winâ€" ner Cream Separator, Road Carts, Cooking Stoves, Raymond Sewing Machines, Waggons : Stowball, Chatham and Walkerville; Wilkinson Ploughs and repairs ; Churns, Harness, Knife Grinders, &c. pe ® O o A Z f % ; I. A. Dorling, ‘Siin‘ i Bs pip t pp ip pk®L pJk k kLpipkd fktkPELE smy i 90 giariassniined on d DE k * Qoarling‘s Prug fStore :# Clark‘s for Cutters ! And all Farm Machinery That we want to clear out as we require all the room. To clear * we offer nice new goods at cost price for the next ten days, AFTER THE ST OFRM The crush and bustle and rush of another Holiday Season is gone and gone forever, We are now settled down to regâ€" ular business and find there is a few BR J. L Wortock. & Wew Year‘s Sreetings At this the close of the year 1903, which we are pleased to say has bean successful beyond our most sanguine expectations, we take this opportunity to express our thanks to our many customers for the kind favors they have been * pleased to favor us with and which we have tried to fill faithfully ; Also assuring you that in the coming year as in the past, we will enâ€" deavor by honest, upright and square dealing to merit a continuance of past kind favors, our motto being "One price to all and that the lowest." Wishing you a happy and a prosperous New Year, we are, HQLIDAY LEFTâ€"OVERS Remember that our Stock of Drugs are kept up to standard and that we guarantee satisfaction or money refunded. john BPivingsto®; y 30 FARMERS near Durham who are now using this machine all say that it is the best skimmer, easiest to turn, easiest to clean, makes less noise and is the best finâ€" ished Separator on the market. ffade in Durham. Yours Very Truly, John Clark: See them and have one for the coming seasonâ€" & s * § f 3 A quiet wedding took place at the home of the bride, Markdale, on the evening of the 23rd of December. The contracting parties were Mr _ James Ellison, of Glenelg Townshin, and Miss Barbara Torry. _ Rev. C. E. Pineo was the officiating minister. _ On account of the iliness of the bride‘s father, only the immediate relatives were present. The bride was becomingly attired in pu;!plo cashmere with allâ€"nverâ€"lace and chiffon trimmings and white sasn. The bridesâ€" At the Music Exams.. of the Port Arthur branch of the Conseryatory of Music, Miss GertrudeSutherland parsed successfully anrd with honors the variâ€" ous parts of the exam. which, owing to her mother‘s illness the past summer, h.d to be studied under great disadvanâ€" t ige. We must congratulate our for; mer Duri &n pupil and predict a sucâ€" cessfrl career for her. Miss A. L. Doty has the young people of the Presbyterian Church up to the ears in drills, songs, marches, &¢., and on Thursday eyening of this week in the Town Hall will make a presentation of one of the most unique concerts seen here for some time. Admission, (if there‘s room for you) 25 cts. Mr. Robt. Ledingham, of Knox Colâ€" lege, who has been visiting at his sister‘s, Mrs. Jno, Clark. preached in the Pres. Chburch on Sunday evening. â€" Mr L. is an earnest devoted young man and gives promise of a useful career in his chosen profession. Mr. Wim. Robertson. who spent the holidays at his home, near Kincardine, returned to town Tuesday morning, acâ€" companied by his brother, who will visit at his uncle‘s, Mr a D Browning‘s, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ledingham who were guests last week with the former‘s sister, Mrs. John Clark, left on Saturday for Chesley and after two weeks there the young couple will ieave for their home in B. C, Dr. and Mrs, Woods and baby spent New Year‘s with Mrs W‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buchart, and Ewing being now home the family gathering was comâ€" plete. Misses Annic and Margaret McKenâ€" zie returned last week from Denver, Col., anmd the latter has assumed her duties in the Public School here. When they left Denver, street sprinklers were in use! Miss Tillie Telford, Detroit, who was a guest at her stepâ€"father‘s, Hugh MacKay for a few days left Monday to visit Torâ€" onto friends before returning to Detroit. Mr., John McKinnon LForonto, was home last week attending his brother Allan‘s wedding in the important caâ€" pacity of groomsman. Mrs. Robt. Watson, Rainy River, came down last week for a lengthened yisit with hér daughter, Mrs. W. Grant, and other friends. Mi. and Mrs. John Enrhardt and children returned to Durham last week,. Mr Ebrbardt has improved in health but not quite his old self yet. Mi. and Mrs. Jno. A. Black and family returned on Saturday from a ten days, visit to Sullivan friends, and,report snow there to greater depths than here. Mr. Willie Munio left tor Rockmart, Christmas week, having secured a situation in the electric plant of the Cement Co. there. Rev. Mr. Little, Holstein, and Rev. Jas. Skene, of Hillsdale were present at Dorvoch Anniversary seryices on Sunâ€" day last, Mrs. Jackson gave a very successful ball New Year‘s eye which was attended by quite a number of people from other places. Miss Sophia Jack came home from Toronto for New Year‘s and wili spend some time with her friends in Durham. Miss Hincks, 8. line. Priceville, visited her Imiend, Miss Bella McGirr, for a few days and called on other old triends. Miss Farquharson, who has been in the Winnipeg Hospital for surgical treatment, is reported as doing well. Miss Catbherine Caroeron left Saturday to continue her studies at the School of Domestic Science, Toronto. Miss Christine Jackson left Tuesday to resume her studies at St. Margaret‘s College, Toronto. Mr. W, D. Mills left Monday for Ottawa district, where he is engaged selling stock. Mr. Rice Meredith, Regina, is homeat present ani is a guest of his mother and other friends. $ Mr, Mullen, who has been visiting Mr. J. F. Grant has returned to his home in Acton. * Mr. Mel. Storrey, of Toronto, spent over New Year‘s at the parental home. Mr. J. F. Grant bas returned to Torâ€" onto to continue his course at Dentistry. Master Johnny O‘Neil spént New Years‘ with his grandmother in Paris. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Lenahan spent New Years with Mildmay friends. Mr. Fred Ryan spent New Year‘s holâ€" idays at his howme here. Euuisonâ€"Tor®R®vx. w e ie a 40â€" Hymeneal. THE DURHAM REVIEW n emiclicer i * Awi §A ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO sister of The Annual Meeting of the Durham Horticultural Society will be held in the Public Library, on Wednesday the 13th day of January, 1904, at 7.30 p. m., for the selection ot officers and other busiâ€" ness, _ Members and those wishing te become members are earnestly invited to attend. â€" None but paid up menmbers are allowâ€" ed to vote at this meeting.. > Applications for the offices of Asses sor, Constable, Caretaker, Town Hall, Medical Health Officer, Truant Officer, Poundâ€"Keeper, Fence Viewers, will be received up to Monday, noon, l1th inst RENEW !â€"We hope all who can will renew as early in the month as possible to prevent the rush at the end of the year, â€" Study our clubbing terms at lett hand of Title on first dpaze. and if you wish 2 or more outside papers we can quote ?ou surprising figures. Have your label read "dec 4" or beyond it, as soon as fiossihle. and thus secure our handsome Holiday Annual to be issued in a few days. PRESBYTERIAN S. S. CoNCERT.â€"Miss Doty, professional concert trainer, who last year got up a very successful conâ€" cert, has again the Presbyterian 8. School in training for ‘one next week _ Enthusiasm is already mounting high and drills, dialogues and * pieces " are being prepared in abundance. _ Adâ€" mission 25¢ and 15¢c, BETTER THAN EvERr.â€""The Weekly Sun," the farmers business paper, promises to be even more interesting to the farmers in 1904 than in the past. The Sun is one of the few papers that places the farmers‘ interests before all others. _ Subscriptions may be left at The REvIEW Office. Clubbiug rate $175. â€" Durbham School Board has this week installed and in use a new school seat and desk which is sure to be in great demand as its qualities and excellence become known. _ It is the invention ot Mr Charter Swnith, and is duly patented, The desk is suppurted by one solid cylindrical casting, which makes the work of sweeping, &c., extremely easy. The desk by a simple thumbâ€"screw arrangement, can be placed at any angle. _ But the seat is Lge most unique featnre of all. It is supported on a strong piece of bent spring steel which swings on the upright casting behind, and can be raised or lowered to suit convenience of pupil, As the pupil rises the seat swings clear Into the aisle on either side, _ It is graceful, neat and compact and we hope our townsman‘s infenuity may be rewarded by large sales. _ School Boards in need o(y a desk should certainly call and see the new seat. Tne evening was pleasantly â€"spent in games, conversation and music, the latter in abundance, Mr _ and Mrs Angus leave in the future for their home in Russell, Manitoba. _ The hosâ€" pitality of Mi and Mrs D. Leith on this as on all social occasions was generous and cordial. Good wishesJland congratulations were courteously given and received. _ After which the guests repaired to the dining room where a sumptous supper was seryed and heartily partaken of, a beautiful bridescake richly ornamented the work of the bride and hostess, adorned the festal _ board. The presents were numerous and useful. among which were two beautiful gold chains frm}(i the groom to the bwide and bridesâ€" maid. At the residence of Mr and Mrs D. Leith, Normanby, on the 30th Inst, Miss Lizzie Nelson, late of Toronto. sister of the hostess, was united in the bonds of matrimony to Mr John Angus, of Russelil, Manitoba. _ The marriage cereâ€" mony was conducted by Rev. Mr. Campbell, of Dromore, in the presence of about 50 relatives and f:'iendg, some of the former from Dromore, Yeovil, Brussels and Galt. The parlor was tastefully decorated with an eyergreen arch and also an abundant supply of cushions arranged for the octasion. As the marriage party proceeded to the parlor the wedding march was very alffectively played by Miss Jennie Hotbâ€" kirk, of Brussels. _ Miss Hobkirk and Mr John Angus, cousins of the contractâ€" ing parties, acted as bridesmaid and groomsman respectively, while little ohnny (Gillies acted as flower boy in a childlike and innocent manner. _ The bride was attired in a dress of hrown zibeline cloth with cream silk waist, carrying a bouquet of white carnations. The bridesmaid was similarly attired, carrying a bouquet of pink carnations. MUNICIPAL NOTICE paired to the dining room, which had been tastefully decorated by Mr Lynn, of Orangeville, with evergreen and tissue paper, and all did ample justice to the tempting viands with which the table was heavily laden. _ The bride reâ€" ceived a number of useful and handsome presents, which attested to the esteem in which she is held by her many friends. Miss Elizebeth Torry was bridesmaid, while Mr Wm. Ellison attended the groom. â€" After congratulations all reâ€" A happy _ eyen. took place on the evening of December 30th, at the home of Mt John Ellison. of Glepelg Townâ€" ship, when his daughter Mar* was united in marriage to Mr George Torry, of Markdale. â€" The ceremony was perâ€" formed by Rey, U. E. Pineo. The bride was tastefully ‘dressed in blue velyet skirk and white lustre waist with silk applique trimmings and v_vhit.e sash, brotber of the bride, acted as best man, Afier coogratulations the bridat party aojjurned to the dining room where a sumptuous repast was seryed. _ The happy couple took the train at Markâ€" dale enroute for Toronto, Invention of Mr. Charter Smith. THE EUREKA SCHOOL DESK, Additional Locals. Town cf Durham. Axausâ€"NELsOoXN. Torryâ€"ErL18sO0X®. NOTICE. W. B, Vourrer, Cleéi; popttoursem.. 3. | L000 . insl n owEN sourp â€" pjg.‘ 1 Meay, L""F otwry !'ll' ter Term Commonces o % det â€"_ CCHTOT A few month‘s study of business methâ€" ods would perhaps . Saye you hundreds of dollars in the future, Take advantage of the S126k winter months and attend the MODEL BAKERY GOOD RE AsonNs: FIRST of all, we use only the finest Flour and other ingredients, SECONDLY, we are artists in our line. THIRDLY, cleanliness reigns in every department of our establishment, LASTLY, our prices are absolutel yfair, Give us a call and see ror yourself. A first _ class line of Bread, Cakes, Pastry, always on hand at Rowe‘s store. And therefore we hear nothing b‘;t praise for our bread, cakes, pies, and every desirable variety of pastry, /T suits To aT | Iimprove Your Education Thig Wipter WRITE FOR CAT PEEL, tHe snoeman Are positively the cheapest and best obtainable because there are no seams to rip. LEGGINGS OUR PATENT SEAMLESS CALF . H. STINSONy Fancy L.mr......fl.oo Odd Table Knives 8¢ Horse Covers.......50¢ Steel snow shovels 15¢ Butcher Knives.... 15¢ Gloves...................15¢ Wooden Pails........10¢ Another Car of Coal Oil, just to hand, of the best quality. Durbam and Owen Seund. Every family should have one of our Coal Oil Heaters. Be sure and see our Cisplay of Razors, Razor Straps, Pocket Knives and Scissors Do not lose this opportunity of securing Fancy Lamps. Sityer. ware, Fancy Work Baskets Table and Pocket Cutlery, _ _ Ow‘ng to the bad roads, we did not sell the amount of Christ. mas Goods we expected, and in order to push the sales, we have reduced the prices of a great many lines, SIINGON‘S BREAD ! HARDWARE ! Made to order i: Styles on shortest WEDDING W. BLACK SNAPS : Broom#............] Horse (:Ilpqers '. Bugar Shells..... Mouth Organs.. Wash Boards... Fire Shovels.. .. Mouse Traps.... Boys‘ Knives.... _ Onu. O8UR To CAKrs notice ~ _ |Uands "Hhot! g;'r."u t::eiu':' Moptiy ... "*‘‘ saAKk «nEeog LAatest 10e 05 FURNITURE All work warranted. Orders taken by Messrs Barclay and Bell. LATEST DESIGNS In MARKEKRS, HEADSTONES & MONUMENTsS CALDWELL‘S Livery staBLE _ %pm?to "F“ZUS'IA.’.L“E..' Direct Importations from European . Americar and Canadian Quarries, DORIAM MARBLE Works BARCLAY Call _ and Now that you have a Tudhope Buggy, get a Tudhope Cutter & be in the swins Also The Spring has come and the Summer has gone and so has nearly two carloads of Tudhope Buggies and the place which was once so filled to overflowing with those rigs is now being filled up with over a carload of the famous The Best Quality _ cheaper than ever. a > mplements / / Jake Kress We are at the shop at the bridge evâ€" ery Wednesday and Saturday. Orâ€" ders or enquiries left at C. McArthur‘s store, or at the REviEw OrrICE, will receive our best attention. ROBINSON & CcoORBET Chatham â€" Cutters best on the market; _ also 8:1; CHURNS & WHEELBARROWS. Of all kinds. Examine our TURâ€" NIP PULPERS;_ they are the Full Lines of these wellâ€"known and reliable goods. f J. %c.ylral't/z prepare to meet it by baving your :,grleet encased in a pair of warm Overshces or Rubbers, Sox and Rubbers, Lined Shoes, Which you can get at Popular Prices at the Shipment of the Famous Lightning [‘“whp"fiOCKEY Bals, made by John MePperson to hand. _ Owing to some delay in shipping they did not arrive in time for first of the season so wil} sell them at reduced prices. Orr loss will be your gain. _ A}so, a few pairs BOY‘S HOCKEY Bals, Williams‘ IMARE : ; : : » > > +% s 6 uo IDOW $1.35 The balance of our Misses and Ladies‘ Cardigan‘s, pr pair 85z & $1 Custom work & Repoiring done progply B®" TERMSâ€"CASH. ~@ar Next door to D. Campbell‘s Implemen t Also see our famous SMarn Organs They are good in every respect GRA Y‘S make ; Comportabte and Stylish, and at priccs to suit alt purges. Show Rooms opposite Midâ€" daugh Stables, Lambton St. 'u/pez 2, Churns, de. N[axwell VfTachinery udhope @utters oter Hamilton ___J{yenc_y. NTER‘S A8 T . no JANUARY 7, Warehouse. see our Respecter oA thus SsHOE STtorc NP Tas 1 % Proprietors Of Persons y BELL at~ OF:BEST QUAL Groceries, Dry Goo & Shoes, Crocke We can give you B ®®* We ask inspection of c HKE WILL LEND you money lowest rates, very emallest conl, C IF YOU WIEH TO SKLL you «o it quicker and better than you ges nothing if no aale HK COLLECT# debts and e TWEEDS & *b charge made that fair > He has kae t YKARE EX those who dea! with him pet the b IT WILL PAY YOU to take hi thgugh you have to drive ® miles ple come further and find it to pay IF YOU WANT TO BUY a pla gan find something to suit you. forsale 100 ACRES IN BENTINCI barn, dwelling. perbays the best I the Township & oply askeabout § INSL‘RAN(;’I.H,‘ Fire, Life and wik !'ood com at lowest rats t hononb‘:u.nd fairly. Noqu SAYINUGS BANK _ .uzeres savings bank deposits of wards â€" Prompt attentio facilit* afforded custons dista ce. NOTTO~â€"* Alweys prompt, n All business strictly canndential A gageral Banking busin Drafts issued and colleci all points, Depoâ€"its recei est allowed t current rat SAVINGS Ba®« business. _ bo «h had beiter go to ver Conveyancer IHE WORIDS M DURHMHAM AG CAPITAL,. Authorized CAPITAL, Paid op.... RESERVE FUXD ... AGENTS in a@ll pr Ontario, Quebec, _A Btates and England. STANDARD BAKK 0 S. SC FloUr...... ..« s»»»»»»»»»*> OBMDNCAI ... »»»» en se se ++ WRHBRL.. . »»»axa se saaaanees Dressed Hoge, per ew!t Hogs, Live weight..... LEutter, fre«h rol| per 1b Baiter, Tub............>> Hides, per COWL......».» Calfskin«, per lb......â€"> Potatee, por bay .. ~a~ Hav........>â€"> ;b", per CW busa s»» > Al] DURHAM MA wos 2 _2 0 _ " C oommnanamend Correct any tendency tion with small doses ¢ Prosperous N Are care JANUARY 7 All drupeists Bronc "I have found that i8 the best medicinge | ehitis, influenta, cone cures! Ask you he doesn‘t use it colds, bronchiti throat and lung t A Merry Ch oU1 Don‘t tr(x; cheap 1 cines. Get the t Cherry Pectora record it has, six Ay Head Office, T We S0e., #$1.00 W. F. COWaAN, P GEO. P. REID, M H. H. MIL Che )eth And A Hapl H. B THE BIG . seuans ass se ame J KELLY Ust #* to wh H. H. Mil hat Aver‘s he I can pr owrhs, and DN aA N , M. The Hano OD+ for M n &N I