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C. A. FLEMING, Principal, Owen Sound will place your services in greater demand. Four complete courses of study, Business : Sborhand ansd Typewriting ; Telegraphy and l'rep.ntorlx‘ There is no time like the picsent to enter, T natitution bas unexcelled equipment: a full staf of competent and Mm teachers. Hundreds who were just able to spend a few winter months with us ‘sare now fAliing firstâ€"class positions. For full particulars address, Raymond Sewing Machines. McClary Stoves for Coal Agent for the Dilion Hinge Stay Fence. NOTI('E IS HEREBY GIVEN purâ€" suant to the Statute in that beâ€" half that all persons haying claims upon or against the estate of Archibald Butâ€" ter, late of the Village of Pricezille in our County of Grev, Merchant. deceasâ€" ed, who died on the Â¥ith day of Sepâ€" tember 1904, are required A TERM IN ANY OF THE DEâ€" ~PARTMENTS OF THE«~ sSOMETIIING NEW IN WASHERS ; The Perforated Drum On or before the 3rd day of December 1904 to send by post, prepaid. or deliver to the undersigned solicitor for the adâ€" ministratrix of the estate of the deceased their Christian and Surnames, the full particulars of their claims, their adâ€" dresses and descriptions. and the nature of the security, if any, held by them. Tuos, Dixox, Walkerton P O. Solicitor for thesaid Administratrix Dated at Walkerton this 28th October, 1904, And, further take fnotice. that after the said third day of December, 19(4 the said administratrix will proceed to disâ€" tribute the assets of the said deceased among the persons entitled thereto. haviny regard only to those claims of which she then hus notice. And that the said administratrix shall not be liaâ€" bie for the said assets or any other part thereof so distributed to any person or persons of whose claim or clauns notice shall not have been received at the time of distribution. ) NORHERNY ; _ OJ/ZJJ//A&Z@({,;’/ AT)ocering Jfarvesters Administrator‘s Notica to Creditors. Special value in Boys‘ Suits and Overcoats. It has the Fit, the Hang and the Style, the Finish that pleases fastidious young fellows. Our business is growing every season because we Q@ give better values throughout and have the fullest confidence of our customers, because wxe sell every item in our stock on smallest possible margins. @rumpamemen Men‘s Black and Fancy stripe tweed Tailorâ€"made Overcoats, very fancy and dressy at............$6.00, 8.00, 10.00, 12.00 and 14.00 Men‘s Fancy Tweeds and Black Cheviot Suits at................ se es es es e es se es es se e es s + ++++++£5.00, 6.50, 8.00, 10.00 and 12.00 S articutlar Dressers wear Progress Brand Clothing Confidence . . . We can give onlg a mere list of our goods, but in quality and adaptabillity to the needs of South Grey we are not excelled: ) Deering Harrows, Wilkinson Ploughs, Heney‘s Harâ€" , ness, Palmerston Buggies. Renownedtarticles, fair prices Gohn Glark. + NEW IN WASHERKES; "The Perforated Drum.foriy in the Idcea) Also Wilhelm‘s Wringers, all made by Watson of Ayr. Mc cce ts * Em aetaem The best in their line as.we bandle only the best. per price is not paid for the making, there is no exactress in cutting that the finished garâ€" ment in outward appearance may seem equal to ours, but after it is wourn, the difference is clearly shown. Confidence between the merchant and his cusâ€" tomers is the surest foundation for his success in business. To merit and recain the confiâ€" dence of cur clothing customers has been our constant aim and we exercise the greatest care in selecting styles and materials that are sure to please tge most exacting and then we in an excellent position to supply our customâ€" ers with Tailorâ€"made Clothingâ€" During the past month we have received large shipments of Men‘s and Boys‘ Suits and Men‘s and Boys‘ Oyercoats and we are ofâ€" fering them at prices that mean money savers to those who take advantage of them. So many goods are cheaply put together, the proâ€" Cash and One Price. McLrax.â€"Though somewhat late we give an ngprvcmtive aketch of the late Hugh H. McLean, taken from a recent issue of the Canadian Baptist : " A great blow has been dealt the Logan Avenue Baptist church, Winnipeg. in the reâ€" moval by death at the earl& age of 31, of our brother, Mr. Hugh H. McLean., Coming west some sevenflyears ago, Mr. McLean became identified with the Logan Ave. church. and through thick and thin has been a tower of strength | in that body. He was trank and fearâ€" less in dealing with church busine=s, and his forceful and sensible remarks have often directed the church to the safest and wisest policy. For some years he had bheld the arduous position ’ »sition of Secretary to the gmancv gommittee and bad filled his duties faithfully and well. Mr. McLean was also superintendant of the Sunday School at the time of his death, As the head of that imrortant branch of church work he will long be rememâ€" bered for his executive ability and for the splendid way in which he he‘d hs teachers together. One recalls many teachers‘ meetings held under his dirâ€" ection and thedeep interest he displayed in the sehool. which communic:t«{ itâ€" )self to the teachers and inspired them to greater effort, and closer application to the task of winning the "children, )Tbe children all lovyed him and rare inâ€" deed it was to see him leaving school f unaccmpanied by some of the little ones, The prayer meetiog will miss Brother McLean also, for he bad a great gift of prayer. and his testimony was given in uo nncertain way. A man o? strong religious experience, he knew where he stood and could tell of his jouneyings and of the Christ who had brought him ‘*all along life‘s pilgrim journey." Mr. McLean contracted typboid fever about Sept. 20th, and after a seyere battle with the disease passed away unconsciounsly on Oct, 10th. The funeral service was held in Logan Ave. charch on Oct. 18th conducted by the &utorof Powers St. church, Rey W.B.: Tighe. After a short but impressive service the body was taken to the de&(- whence it was taken to Durhom, t., for interment, in charge of deceased‘s brother. His mother and father are both living and mourn his death." | HAnd Garm Iffachinery. orlocA. A few doors South of the Middaugh House, OBITUARY. or Wocd. The revelations in the Belleville trial over the trick ballot boxes. while not yet complete, are sufficiently so to show that the two Liberal candidates, Shibley, of Frontenac, and Byron Lott, of Hastings, both defeated at the recent elections, were at the bott m of the aftair. The boxes were not used, but the importation of them from the States. the attempt to secure ballots, and the ‘‘drowning " of the boxes in the Lake, on discovery being imminâ€" ent, all teil a tale of depravity, dis graceful to the pespetrators and buâ€" miliating to the party whose candiâ€" dates they were. The boxes have been fisned from the lake and other incriminating evidence secured chiefly through an accomplice named Reilly, a professor in a college, whose conâ€". science has led him to make a clean breast of the whole aff@ir. Lott and Shibley are both in the States, but Lott says he will return. RrEvyieEew Horinpary NUMBrER.â€"As us ua) we hbave made provision to present all subscribers paid in advance for 1905 with a handsome illustrated boliday number which will be ready before Christmas. It is a yery handsome magaâ€" zine and will be much appreciated. .fie- new now before the rush. at Qarlz’ng’s Taxr®s.â€"All taxes must be paid on or before the 10th da{ of Dec. next. After that date the roll will be placed in other hands. T. McGirr, Collector. Pirping aAxp Daxcing.â€"Piper J Ross of Acton and his clever little son Willie will do piping and dancing respectiyely at the Jarvisâ€" La Dell concert next week. _ Remember the dateâ€"Thursday Dec. 8. Plan at MacFarlane‘s. We carry over twentvâ€"fiye lines ot men‘s underwear in all weights. Noâ€" where can you get such an assortment. We fit you, too.â€"H H Mockler. THE DURHAM REVIEW Millinery Sale continues, All readyâ€" toâ€"wear hats must go. 8. F. Morlock. McCoskeErxâ€"BURNETTâ€"On Wednesâ€" day, Nov, 30, at the residence of the bride‘s mother, by the Rey Wmm Farqubarson, Donald McCoskery, of Tottenbham, to Elizabetbh, daughâ€" ter of the late James Burnett, of Durham. Mr. Wiw. Lawson, Sr., came home Monday frowm a month‘s visit to his brother Joseph and family, near Brampâ€" ton, The visit was a sad one, for his brother was on his deathbed and he passed away on Friday last at the age of 68 years from a cancerous trouble. Bextox.â€"In Galt, on Monday, 2lst Novyember, to Mr. and Mrs. H. fientou a daughter. Mrs. Dr. Jamieson spent a day in Torâ€" onto last week. Mssars. Adams and Poebiman, Hanâ€" over, were visitors in town Saturday. Mr. Harry Kress is home from Wiarâ€" ton on the occasion of his grandfatbers‘s funeral. Mr. Donald Grabham, Jr., left a week ago fora visit to his sister, Mre. Will Burgess, at Sarnia. Mr. Whitechurch Sen., of Stratford, is on an extended visit to his son Wi. of the CGement works and John of Cream Separator work . Mr. J. H, Simtbh, B. A,, our Model School Assistant, has secured the posiâ€" tion of principal of Strattord Public School after the Christmas vacation, Mr. Bradshaw of Toronto visited his brotherâ€"inâ€"law aud sister, Dr. and Mrs. Jamieson last week. Rev, Mr. Hartley of â€"â€"â€" occupied the Methodist pulpit last Sunday. deliyâ€" ering practical sermons. Miss Myrtle Orchard of Holstein visited her grandmother. Mrs. Orchard and other friends recently, Mr. Wim. Legate and family have moved into tbheir new residence near the stution. We wish them therein many bappy days. Mrs. McGowan, Sr., came home lately from a visait to fmiends in Bowmanvilie. Her son Win is at present visiting in Oak ville, Mr. Jobhn Kress is home from Wiscouâ€" sin to attend his father‘s funeral this Wednesday afternoon. Miss Marion Elvidge is home from Berlin at present. Her sister, Miss Ethel, is quite ill with peritonitis, ADDITIONAL LOCALS. sALLOT BOX SENSATIONS. â€"â€"In Great Varietyâ€" MARRIED BORN ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Each day as will be seen has its own |specialty, and the topics and discusâ€" sions will be handled by specialisus in the various depariments _ We take space to givye the various topics and it will be seen what a varied feast is in store : Tuesday. 6 Dec. 8 p. m.â€"Poultry, | A Mo ern Poultry House tor the Farâ€" merâ€"Winter Egg Productionâ€"Fature of the Poultry Inaustry with particular reterence to the Export Tradeâ€"Results otf experiments in 1904. Wednesday, 7 Dec.â€"Dairy Cattleâ€" 10 a. m. Economical Milk Productionâ€"Differâ€" ent Methods ot marketing the Dairy Products of the Farmâ€"â€"Grading up a Dairy bera. 7 Dec.â€"BeefCattleâ€"2.30 p. m. Raising Baby Bestâ€"How toimprove the Quality of our Export Cattleâ€" Canadian Beef on the British Marketsâ€" The Dead Meat Trade and how it would benefit the Stockmen, 8 Decâ€"Sheepâ€"10 a. m. 3 Reasons why sheep should be reared on every farmâ€"Wintering Breeding Ewes â€" Winter Lambs â€" Feeding Lambs. 8 Dec.â€"â€"Bwineâ€"2.30 p. m. ___ Results of recent experiments with Bacon Hogsâ€" _ Observations on Bacon production in Denmark and on Bacon Markets in Englandâ€"Judging Bacon Hogs, Illustrated. 8 Decâ€"Generalâ€"â€"7.30 p. m. Weight Limits of the ideal Bacon Hogâ€"A short history of the various Breeds of sheep.â€" The Swckmen‘s interest in good seed. 9 Dec.â€"Cattle Carcasesâ€"9.30 a. m. Judging Beef Cattle, Ilinstratedâ€" Professor Day. 9 Dec.â€"Mutton Carcasesâ€"11 a. m. Judging Mutton Sheep, Illastratedâ€" Professor Grisdale, Ottawa Central Exâ€" perimental Farm. ml‘lxN and wo‘gn in th:n e?‘u:dty and adâ€" joining tu-rit.or‘. represent an vertise an old established house of solid fivancial standâ€" inx. Balary «o men $21 weekly. to women $12 to $18 weekly with expenses advanced each Monaay by check direct from headquarters; Horse and buggy furnished when necessary, gflm t. __ Address, Blew Bros. & Dept. A, Menen Blog, Chieago, NJ The educational features of the Winter Fair of 1904 are more proâ€" nounced thin ever before. â€" ‘The subâ€" Jeots arranged for the addresses are uew, and as many of thein as possible wili be illastrated. _ A new departâ€" ment for Seed Grain has been added. The exhibits in all the departments will be up to the high standard which bas baen set in previous vears. In addition to the best uvailable lecturers on practical subjec.s in Canada, two well kuown speakers on agrieultural subjects will: be present from the Uniâ€" ted States, â€"Mr Juseph Wing, of Mechâ€" anicsburg, Ouio and MrJ 8 Wood ward ot Luckport, N. Y. _ Auy person interâ€" ested in any department of the Winter Fair caunot afford to be absent trom this exhibition. This was the burning issue at the great Liberal Convention. ‘The leadâ€" ers in temperance thought met on Tuesday evening and agreed on a policy, no doubt by them considered moderate, with which to appruach the Cunvention. Cards were issued to the delegates bearing this legend :â€" This was too strong for the commitâ€" tee, whose finding in turn was too strong for the convention, but even after this whittling down there is a decided step in adyance of anything yvet achieved, and a commitment of the Liberal party tw the question of this moral reforin stronger than has been and far in advance of anything propused by their opponents. The Wituess sums up as follows :â€" **‘The propuseu measure is unquesiiunâ€" ably a suustanuial advauce ou What eXists. Iy toroids the issue otf liceuses alilogether in unurganiZed terfltury, wuich is au aftirmation ot the rig uiess of ibe priuciple of prvhibition aud a condetuuation of the liseuse sysiem whereyer it is perimiited, on accouunt of uhe berduess ol imen‘s hearis, to continue. . Murevver, qo new licsuses are w be issuecd auy where except on the detmaud ot fifty per ceut o the municipal eieclurs. lins suould give vhe new law vhe support ut uue CcKisviug nquor interes, as it secures to the present holders a monupuly except wuert, as in ‘Universiy street, new liceuses are supported tor the purpuse of breakiug the monopoires. ‘Ihne pruâ€" posal provides for a icterenuum in imdanicipulities, â€" not imperatlively, as the Comiuittee recomiumeuded, but on the inivlauye of tweutyâ€"tive per cent of the vorers of the questions ut noâ€"license and of government control. ‘l‘his is similar to the condition ot things in Norway, where the counties and wwus have the option of license, no license and municipal control. ‘This would provide for usetul experimentaâ€" tion on the effect of goverument countrol in reducing drunkenness. After all, the object is to get results, and these eXperiments woulid show on which sige the resuits showed best." Proyincial Winter Fair, Dec. 5th to 9th "‘The Legislation asked for : "What the country needsâ€"What the Referenâ€" dum warrantsâ€"W hat the Temperance people will uuitedli, supportâ€"As adopted at Successive Provincial Conâ€" ventions : "The abolition ct the ‘mbllc bar. the treating system and drinking in clubs, and the imposition of such other restrictions on the liquor traffic as shall most effectively curtail its operation and remedy its evile." THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION. OFFICIAL PRQGRAMME. WANTED We are at the shop at the bridge evâ€" ery Wednesday and Saturday. â€" Or. ders or enquiries left at C. McArthur‘s store, or at the REvIEw OFFICE, will receive our best attention. Wellâ€"known and reliable. Giving best satisfaction. Onoe ased, always used. Prices and serms to suit purchasers Call and examine. Harvesting Machinery of this famous firm‘s make HIGHEST PRICES paid for Raw Furs PEEL inE swoe man J. S. Mcllraith Upper Town insole at ... .... ....... . .. . » $4,00 Lumbermen‘s rubbers, different kinds, Rubbers for Children, Ladies and Gentlemen. Cardigavs for Ladies, Misses, Children Leggingl 64 a6 Spats. [ther, &c. Slippers of different kinds in felt, leaâ€" Boots and Shoes for all ages. Gloves, Mitts and mitt facings for Men. Gauntlets for Ladies, Misses and Genâ€" tlemen. Telescopes, Club bags, School bags, ‘Trunks, Ankle supports, Skate straps, &c. / Custom Work and Repairâ€" ing Prompytly Attended to. Dl';’ Goods Store Men‘s and Ladies‘ & Readyâ€"Made Clothing [ In great variety, also Same Goods by the yard. Upper Town,. â€"â€" We have them, also Rubber Boots, arrugated edge, leather Who Said They Wanted Moccasins ? 5§Ct PRakes, oter MHamilton _;J(ycmoy. Give us your measure and shoe repairing. Your feet warm by wearing our footwear. If you wisl} to procure TERMS : CASH. . Levine, J, _ HfOWG@rs, Qinders EEIIL_ â€" e mm cA thu; Durham. GROUND MIXED SPICE per pkg. 106 BAKING POWDER, " 1900 ".. . ... _ Adl Flavors, per pkg,. ... ... 10¢ All Flavors, per bottle....10¢ TCNGS. :1 !»»+ra ns ns saax xn ssss +s +o+ Almond, Chocolate, Maple Cream & Pink } per pkg. 10c JELLY POWDERS ... MRS. A. BURNETT MACHINE REPATRINQ The leading Watchmaker and Jeweller. "PURE GOLD" To _ have your watch fixed RIGHT, get it done at Is a reliable name and the goods are just as reliable. You wil} make no mistake by giving them a trial. By Modern Methods And at Reasonable Rates And Insure Matisfaction J. S. DRYSDALE REPAIRS ONE (lenelg farmer reâ€" marked last Saturday it is a wanu o know that we can y everything we reqgire in our sture and numerous articles for less money than we ean get them in Toronto. Carpet Sweepers A Carpet 8 will wear out 500 Bruoms, wfll save your house and furniture b{ eollectâ€" ing the duss and will double the wear of gonr carpet. First. cost a little higher than a broom â€"ten varieties at different prices .Don‘t Forget Teaâ€"Pot Sale qur Carying Setts ana Knives and Forks are worth looking at in celluloid. bone and iron bandles. Odd knives, torks and spoons in abundance. Just to hand another stock of Stable Barrows which we are elling from $2 up. Examine our hand sleighs, Tobozg}m. sleigh belis, Robes, Horse Blankets Halters, Whips. Lanterns, Chalf and Root Basâ€" keis xâ€"cut Saws, Buck Saws, Lbaw Horses, Axes, Ete. Table Cutiery Stable Barrows DECEMBER 1, 1904 WE KEEP IN STOCK _ Do not forget the great barâ€" ains we are offering in Tea ots from 5¢ up to $2. A. Gordon‘s nity that I am pfernred to repair all kinds of Imple. ments and machinery, Farâ€" mers or others wishing Imâ€" plements or machinery reâ€" paired, please notify me and I will be pleased to call. Will be found at LIVINGâ€" STON‘S SHOWROOMS. Orders left in my absence will receive prompt attention HARDWARE ! g I wish to intimate to the Public of Durham and viciâ€" &nd lony experience and it will pay you to deal with us. We bave every facility That we do t W. BLACK. : Strictly Cash, for A 1 Work per can.... 10 CAPITAL, Auth CaPITAi, Paid RESERVE FUN This Stove will « night except We days. Fresh Roasied 1 day and Saturday AGENTS in al Ontario, Quebec Statee and Engla Woman‘s Dress 8 «nd 4,50 each . A ®m A good line of Me Sear at from L0¢ up. Still they Still there ar STOARY A general Banki Drafts issued an all points. Depo est allowed «t e SAVINGS BANx Why not fall int buy your bre at the upâ€"tow are always st turns for vou Fur (‘Agn’u- #, wt «t Jrom $3.50 up. _ F\ savings bank de; wards _ Prompt facilitv afforded a distance. 450 Agres !*® Nent DURHMH A M Maving now obta I am in a pus on short noti Bed Comfarters we\l ing. rize M x 72, $1.2%» White and Grey fNant The Hanover Co that he bhas eold included in his h he now offers th BIG 4 200 Acres in N« ner unwel} and NEW LIST 100 Acres i= 8« offered as owne 100 (Q Biacksm Cu uen 64 The Hanover Co Properties sola, ance placed de drawn. Busi This season‘s Pure A mnice line FECTIONER 12, $2.% encl alternating fea« disenee attack e< ;ciheved them w T. H. T M.‘ l.h«';' a 1 l.&.o their se the formula, en« the Jadians didâ€" Soreats.) «ts and $: ..J_ by atl drugg W. H,. paid on receipt WE " 'm for ¢r worth the readi urhan in F a.‘m“x»d b good buildings orchard. Price and allow bala: W. F. CO GEO. P. 1 vIROQUA | PHON Call a Flour SII Bla