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de ou we | Â¥ 14 x Fashionable New Dress Goods gxsm&msmm xh To U. 8. SussortBErs.â€"By a new Postal Law wo are compelled to churge $1,50 per annum in advance for the Review to subscribers in the United States. Will those whose subs. expire this month or who are in arrears, kindly take notice and reâ€" new during Sept., so us to lose no papers, Obliging _ VOL. x it w ©*A sn nam emrenm aren smnemnee m mreae n ore Aan ea e c on en ren e rearout _ IMPORTANT We have just a few left of those Ladies‘ Cravenette and rubber Raincoats . We want to clear out every one of them ard are selling them at big reductions. In weights for all weathersâ€"to fit all sizes of peopleâ€"and so much and so many kinds we hardly know what to do with it. In spite of the high price of wool, we have maintained the high standard of quality at old prices. New Fall & Winter Underwear There are other goods too, in all the fashionable shades. Come in and see them. We enjoy showing them and we are sure you will be interested in seeing them. The weaves, fiinishes, colors and patterns are all so good we know you will be interested in them. ‘Three special lines are The new Fall Models in coats for ladies and girls have arrived here and they are certainly handsome. They are most styâ€" lishly made of materials that are firstâ€"class as to both quality and style. The prices, you will find are very reasonable, indeed. WANTEDâ€"â€"â€"ANY QUANTITY BUTTER AND EGGS. Sights to see. Lots to learn. Old friends to meet New Fall Coats James Ireland Raincoats for Ladies Tns PosuisuEn. Clan Tartans and Fancy Plaids 2t....................00¢ to 1.50 yd Ladies‘ Cloth beautiful finish, â€" Tea se Mace: erccs 9b y0 Ladies‘ Cloth fine finishâ€"blues, brown, red, black.... 55¢ yd , NO. 38 PurnC ed out a few teeth and laid open his cheek for several inches. He was brought to town and Dr. McLaurin assisted by Mr. Brad Jamieson, adâ€" ministered chloroform and did the necessary stitching. Luckily nose, eye and temple escaped but by a narrow margin, We congratulate Allan on this escape and are glad to report him getting alcong well. A Victous KIcKk.â€"Friday last Mr. Allan McDougall, of Bentinck, was working round his horse, and flies beâ€" ing troublesome, received a kick in the face which knocked him down, knockâ€" No Delays in making Withdrawals Interest added four times a year Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches. In our Savings Department. Deposits of $1 and upwards are received, on which the highest current rate of interest is allowed. _ A sad accident happene‘l to a home boy in the employ of Ww Nelson of the I6th of Egremont, by which, owâ€" ing to the accidental discharge of his gun, he has had to undego amputation of his hand lately in Fergus hospital. The friends and people of the youn£ boy have collected $35 to aid him and will probably assist him in buying an artificial hand. Rev Mr Kendall kindâ€" ly drove to Fergus Friday, to cheer and sympathize with him in his troubâ€" le. of the eye,. inflalpation. granulated eyelids, pain in Remples® (supposed neuralgia), crossâ€"eyetand squint, If so consult the Eyeâ€"sight pecialist in the bliddauch House on Rkiday Oct. 4th. No charge for examin§tion whether you purchase glasses or %at,, THE STANDARD BANK FOR SALEâ€"A number of town, lots on Queen and Countess Sts., go od | location, prices reasonable. Appiy tof Thomas Smith or at the Postoffice, | @# 2 200 TCOW $ TEmHag@L bhirÂ¥curs ALBG At nArR1br0R Aub PRICEKVILLL. Mats and Rug*t Grants. A. H. Jackson is ‘an Issuer of Mar riage Licenses, Durham, Ont. A. H, Jackson has & number of houses and yacant lots in Durham for sale. Gem ja\:t Grants, | 2 y L“Taowm |__Fine weather during the last half of OP.CS last last week allowed of the housing | of a good deal of crop, though some of ats and RugsÂ¥at Grants. | it we fear was not in good condition. H. Jackson is ‘an Issuer of Mart) SUNDAY SERrvicss.â€"â€"All the minisâ€" e Licenses, Durham, Ont. (ters of the town will occupy their own pulpit on Sunday morning next. _ H, Jackson hxzs ","uil)'b?; °5 Rink services at 3.30 and 7 p. m. for ':lse“nd yacant lots in Durham ‘all by Crossley and Hunter. | } ® I OF CANADA Head Office â€" â€" â€" â€" Toronto $1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT DURHAM BRANCH John KHeliy, Manager ESTABLISHED 1873 DURHAM, THURSDAY, SEPT. 19 Apply to| Millinery | y New ones to greet. Joy all on Sat. Sept 7, 1907, The deceased ,left. Durham fifteen years ago, in comâ€" pany with John Wentworth Irwin, the latter early returned to town, but the fortmer travelled on to St Pauls. mMinnesota, finally locating in Detroit, Minn, until three years ago when he returned to Canada and took up his residence in Regina, Sask. The deâ€" ceased was 40 years of age and was fourth son of the late James Bott, He came withhis father from Staffordâ€" shire, England. in Sept 1882. The reâ€" mains were laid ia the cemetery in Oraik, Sask, on Mon, Sept 6, a widow and two children mourn his loss, â€" Com M. Benton,) received word of the sutâ€"i; den death of her son, Thomas Caperon Bott, which occured near Craik, Sask., SUpDEN DEATH.â€"On Friday last Mrs Bott (who is visiting with Mrs J. Sarekuy Movep.â€"Mr. Rogers, the contractor, who took in hand the moving of Dr Hutton‘s big brick house is being congratulated on its successful accomplishment. Itis now in position just north of Charter Smith‘s residence on Queen St. and is a decided embellishâ€" ment to the town in that quarter, showing off as it never could do on its original site, Dr, Hutton did not move a bottle nor a flask from the shelves and not the least displacement occurred. Mr. Smith must be congrat»â€" ulated also on hissuccesstul speculation. The ploughshare of C. P. R. now ** drives elate " over the site, and it beâ€" gins to be seen what our level crossing will be like, Savr tur Rusl.\-Secy Firth is a }busy iman these days taking entries and planning for next week‘s big show. He will be in town on Saturâ€" day andi intending exhibitors should make their entries that day and save the rush and crush at the eleventh hour, Many have done so already, Remember tbhe days, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Governâ€" ment Judges. Parade of horses, Farâ€" mer‘s trot, Baseball, The old Soutbâ€" land Sextette, and the concert in the evening. i Mr C. . Francis, the singing comedian, ad the opening â€" solo, which he gave in a pleasing manuer, evoking mucR merriment and making friends with hls hearers at once. His high notes werk clear, and the range of his voice larke and his idiosyncrasâ€" ies convulsing, Appearing at 8. Grey Show 25th Sept,Atafternoon and eyenâ€" ing,. Planat Darlngs, Get your tick. et early. _ 85,/° of headaches ardfthe result of Eyestrain. COhas. J. Wektern‘s scientiâ€" fically adjusted glasses will relieye Eyestrain with all its att ding afflicâ€" tions If the glasses you w wear are not suitable or if the lenfies require changing, consult the Speciflist in the parlor of the Middaugh Hogse on Friâ€" day Oct. 4th. o _ The solo numbers of Mmif{ay Ruff. Johnson indicates apure Soprano yoice of great range and exquisite quality, and perfectly evyen from lowest to highest register. IThe sobriquet, "The Southland‘s Sweetest Binger," isin noâ€" wise an exaggeration, the mantle needing no adjustment.â€"Appearing at 8. Grey Show 25th Sept. afternoon and evening. Plan at Darling‘s. Get your ticket early. * ‘ WaxTED To Rext. good 1 within a mile of Durhaf§, mauast comfortable house a barn, plenty of good water, p ssion fall. Apply at the Revie office TORONTO good farm barn, and ssion this have are exactly the same as thut_fâ€"o;"t“l'n,e High schools, and the work done, judgâ€" ‘ng by results, is equally good. Parents and guardians will thus see that the health and comfort of the pupils, as well as their intellectual adâ€" vancement are being well provided ‘or. This fact evidently has been already recognized for there is a large enrolâ€" ment of country pupils, but under new arrangements there is room for more, Dutham Continuation Class School is now one of the first in the Province, if not the first, and last week the Becretary was notified of a Provincial grant of $570.00. The courses of study Some fine additions have recently been made to the school Library. A new equipment for practical teaching of Chemistry, and for student practicein that subject is about to be installed, while on the material side a new modern flushing closet system supplied at considereble expense, will soon be in use, Revic ’ Tuesday morning last Durham Conâ€" | tinuation School again got under full headway with a permanment teaching ’stafl’. The changes that have been made have in no case lowered the standing of the staff. It was thought at one time that with a small Model school, an assistant for the fall term might be dispensed with but a few days with one badlyâ€"crowded room, soon convinced the board this was not possible in the best interest of the students, so an assistant bas been seâ€" cured in the person of Miss Lang, B. A, of Toronto. Miss D. McKerracher, B. A., and Miss G. Hodge, B. A., of Lonâ€" dou, who took Miss Logan‘s plsce.m] the other teachers, The evangelists, Crossley and Hunâ€" ter have issued an attractive book of about 400 pages, entitled "Practical talks on Important Themes." This book sells at $1 and can be procured at the door of the rink on Thursday and Friday evenings. All profits on the sale of this book are given to beâ€" nevolence. Rev Mr Crossley is the author and it contains much that those who admire his discourses will value. ’ This is the last week in Durham so all who wish to hear and see the widelyâ€"known eyangelists and their methods should attend this week or Sunday next. They go from here to Athens, then to Whitby, then to Victoria, B. C., and have engage, ments booked up to July of 1908. There can be no doubt the life of the churches is quickened by these serâ€" vices and if the individual comes in the right spirit he will carry away & blessing. Topic for Thursday, card playing and dancing ; Friday evening : Character, Mass meetings on Sunday at 3.30 and 7 p. m. The evening meeting again saw an immense crowd, about equal to the Sunday evening previous. Rey Mr Kettlewell, the well known Methodist Divine was on the platâ€" !form with them and took part in the seryice. Mr Hunter spoke on three B‘s to avoid; the Billard room. the Ball room and the Bar room. M" Crossley‘s text was "1 have a message from God unto thee" and in the course of his sermon he related in detail the conversion of Sir John A. McDonald at their meetlings in Ottawa, to which: Sir Jobn was willing to bear testimony ‘| Since our last issue interest in the f raeetings has not flagged and not a few havye :rome under conyiction and | been savingly impressed. On Sunday ‘|afternoon the Presbyterian church | was crowded to the door with women |alone, seats having to be proviged in the aisles, Mr Hunter addressed this meeting on "The Model Woman,". taking his reading lesson from the chapter in Proverbs atout the virâ€" tuous woman. At the same bour Rey Mr Crossley addressed nearly 400 men in the rink on ‘"Mysteries," his text being " Great is the mystery of godliâ€" ness," His sermon was an excellent one, and was largely an appeal for the exercise of faith in things divine, even though mysterious and beyond human conceptions. He had many telling comparisons drawn from the material things in and around us to show how much in our daily life we don‘t underâ€" ‘stand. yet know it to exist. Even Science had to acknowledge its impoâ€" tence in explaining many manifestaâ€" tions. How much more then in spiriâ€" tual things, might we expect to meet with difficulties and hence the necess= ity of implicit faith in the Divine reyvelation,. Durham School Crossley and Hunter round at South Grey Fall Show on Septi24 and 25 , 1907 Krxox COnmurox REâ€"OPrE8INGâ€"As announced special services were conâ€" ducted in Knox church, Normanby, on Sunday last, the church being brightened up with new papering, &c, Helpful and appropriate services were conducted by Rev Mr Little to large congregations on Sunday. (On Monâ€" day evening there was the social feature of an elaborate tea in Mr D.: Marshall‘s orchard, which was libâ€" etally patronized and which escaped the heavy showers that fell not far ofl" Following this in the church was renâ€" j dered an excellent program, chiefly musical, Durham choir being present and charming all as they haye done this year, Messrs Telford and Drysâ€" dale sang solos and the male members of the choir gave quartettes &c. Of local talent their is never lack; Mr Jas Watson as usual contributed musically and in recitation and was especially good in *"Trouble in the Amen Corner." Miss Lizzie Pettigrew is a growing vocalist and her contriâ€" butions were applauded as were also the fine recitations of Jeanie Morice | and Tillie Grierson, Last but not' least were the addresses of the Chair. man, Jiev Mr Kendall, of Mr Rogers of the Varney circuit, and of Mr Wim Allan a standby of the congregation, Nearly $50 was realized which with the subscription list will meet all in‘ debtedness. A grand displigy of the latest in Fali Millinery will hown at the Parisian Millinery rooms, Gambton St, on Fair days next week, ies are invited to Sall when our Miss Dick will be pleasâ€" ad to show latest stwes. ‘ The Parisian Millinery Rooms. On Tuesday night there passed away at his home in Glenelg, Mr. Hugh Mcâ€" Lellan, one of the pioneers and veterâ€" ans of the district, He had reached the advanced age of 86 years, His son ‘ Mr. A. B. McLellan, in business here, . is wellâ€"known, another son John is in Cleveland, but we expecta fuller notâ€" ice next week. Funeral takes place Friday afternoon to Butters cemetery, Traoic DEATH.â€"A four year old child of Mr and Mré Allan McMillan, of Mosley .was playing with water collected in a post hole from recent rains and fell in head first, Before being discovered life was extinct. Rev, G. Morton Walker., Baptist minister of Chesley, has accepted a call to Wiarton Baptist Church. The induotion will take place early in October. > VOURT DAÂ¥.â€"Toâ€"dav, Wednesday, beforeJudge Widdifield, several parties will adjust their differences. The Sovereign Bank of Canada CouRrt Day.â€" BOARD OF DirEcrors: BRuirtvs JarvIs, Esq., â€" . . . RaxporreH Macponarn, Eeq., First A. A. ALLAN, Esq., + + Second ‘ . D. McMiILLA®, Hox. Prr: K. CaMPBELL, Esq., M.P. w oL ars . G. Jexncert, Generalâ€"Manager. n HEAD OFFICE:â€"ToRroNTo. Patd v’ Clp“al: * # &5 m Savings Bank Department. at best current rates paid quarterly DURHAM BRANCH D, Keq., First Vice. * » Second Vice. The undersigned h of good hay for sale on con. 14. Tp. Egremont, in quanties to surt purc on application, CHart sold at once Light Wagons, Lisht bohâ€"sleighs, Heavry truck wagon, on box comâ€" plete, Plows, Harrows, ulpers, Wind mills and towers, Wire, Wire fencing, Btoves, Jron pig troughs o. Must be Sept 12. 100 acres, ing lot Con, W. G, Bentir state of culfivation acres cleared, Well wat comfortable 1 hous barn, basemen table Situated on grivel r to church, schod. nos _;, * Gbemeni#stable, good orchard. Situated on grivel road, convenient to church, sch , post office and grist mill, full possess§pn given by the first of March, permision to do fall work will be allowed fiom the present, Fo:r further particulars apply to Mrs R. A. Marshall. Durham _ Another railway bhorror on Sunday morning last, about 4 o‘clock and 25 killed. The Quebec express, going through VYermont crashed headlong into a freight, a dense fog prevens ing them from seeing each other, The dead are nearly all Canadians and the accident occured through misunâ€" derstanding of orders sent to the freight. The dangers of the sea will soon be nothing to the dangers of the land, Constable Clark had a trip to Owen Bound on Tuesday in company with a tramp, who before Police Magistrate Telford was conyicted of vagrancy, He has been causing anxiety to farâ€" mers down Varney way, hayving a penchant for sleeping in barns, &c, The sentence is fom months with bard labor . Thousdnds of people to whom n@ture has denio@ normal vision, enjoy perfect sight by the aid of Chas, J, Western‘s scientific adjusted glasses, It your eyesight isefective consult the Speci> alist in th Middaugh House on Friâ€" day Oct, 4t Blasting operations have been going on on Lambton Street by the C. P. R, men preparatory to building the overâ€" head bridge at that point, Much sympathy is felt for Mr and Mrs Jas. Lengahan in the loss of their little girl, Marlyn, last week, from an attack (‘f summer complaint, Dr Hutton will continue business in the same residenc fine new site on Queen St., or west of the old corner, A revised and enlarged made by energetic directors a guarantee of excellence f our famous show, Reme the entertainers, the Old Sextette Co., and remember Bept 2 to 25. N. PETIR McLargx, K. MCNAUGHT, Esqa. Don‘t forget the date of South Grey Fall show. Tuesday and Wednesday, Bept 24 and 25th. Prize lists were distributed weeks ago, if you bave not got oneapply to Secy Firth, who also has entry tickets, Member‘s badges, etc, Don‘t leave entries till the last day, Mr Firth is in Durham on Wednesdays and Saturday afternoons in Me T, Davis‘ office, near Clark‘s implement warehouse, Remember tickets for the Concert will not be sold till 2 p. m on the 18th so that all will have equal chance at the plan, which will be at Darling‘s drug store, Allseats reserved, thereâ€" fore no crowding, Asst hk Ceecs o eikes . BRUCK, Esq., K.C. Publisners of the Weekly Globe and Canada Farmer enable us to make a wonderful cluhbinfi offer. _ We will send the Reyiew and Weexly Globefor one year for $1.30 only ; (J{nh in adâ€" vance._ This offer will hold good for a limited time. Samples at Review Extraordinary â€" Offer $5,000,000. CHAS RAMAGE, Pramter ano PusutsaErr®. i GW'm 1be Great Annual Show Hay For Â¥ale tor sale on hhis farm lot 15 LE,zrer_rmnt:. Will be sold President For The Review ng lots 2 and 3 of K, Bentinck, in excellent vation. About eighty Lell_wutered, well fencea house, good excellence for 1907 arshall, Durham, To Rent Cerence for 1907 of w. Remember too, the Old Southland remember the date enlarged prize list c _ Prices LEA Mclxx®s, Yeovil P. O, welve(12) tons residence on i St., one b Durham Ont: CKBON, Assignee, ice on the one block should be frame to do