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DICK t are n eme. 1 ‘ir OWn Lnot t itie BRARIE 1 Cire end e I", & ut erV 6 FICE tion No. 10 n mets a NO N. MNG\ * he and ORGANS mond and Wil D BULL ERY had iIRE BUAR LN "T A M ler rccord M ear il m n€ ed ns LI n PUBLIC sSCHOOL DEPARTMENT. Sr. 4th Classâ€"Andy Williams, Esdon Wolfe and Murray Smith eq., Charlie Farqubarson, _ Edith _ Grant. â€" Grace Barclay. Portage La â€" Praime, where several members of their family already are. Much sincere regret at losing them acâ€" companied by hearty good wishes for the future has already been extended to them, and the ReviEw joins in the common sentiment. . The memory of the part they played in the deyelopment of South Glenelg will long be fragrant in Durbham and near it. Jr., Jr. Leaying Pt 2ndâ€"Laura Hutâ€" ton, Marion Morton, Grace Everitt. Susan McClocklin, Lizzie Byers. Jr 4thâ€"Grace Willis, Arthur Knisley, Hugh McCrie, Howard McDonald, Geo. Harbottle. Sr 3edâ€"Annie Cameron, Bertha Gadd and Willie Farquharson eq., Fred Smith Annie Daniel, Hazel Caldwell. Jr 3rdâ€"Albert MceClocklin, Fanny Moran, _ Alfred _ MeClecklin, â€"Archie Davidson. Willie Campbell. Our Suits and Suitings are p.easing everyvone. N.. G & J. McKechnie® Miss Dick, successos t» Miss Calbert son, invites the ladies to her millin ery opening next Wednesday and Tharsday in the new Mcintyre block facing on Lambton St. See ad. on Page 8. Goop Crrizexs Gox® WEesr.â€"Mr. and ¥‘rs. Thos. Whitmore and daughters Hattie and Lina left for Manitoba Taesâ€" day morning. Their destination is near Portage La â€" Prairie, where several JIr Leaving Pt Istâ€"Jessie Farquharâ€" son, Duncan MceKenzie, Flora McGregâ€" or, Noble Sharpe, Olive Sharpe and Mary Sharpe eg. Sr 2nd â€" Charlie Ramage. Robbie Laidlaw, Hugh Haley, Bertie Caldwell, Oscar Hahn,. Charlie Dowling. JIr 2ndâ€"Annie Aljoe, James MceLean, Melbourne McKay, Sadie Kress, Foster Saundets, Bertie Saunders, Sr _ Pt 2ndâ€"Ruby Knisley, Brock Grant and Arche Gray eq., Bertha Harvey, Hazel Guthrie, James Vollet. Jr A Pt 2ndâ€"Ruby Mills, Reggie Sharpe, John Vollet. James Smith, Jr A Pt_ 2ndâ€"Ruby Mills, Sharpe, John Vollet. James Fred Torry. Honor Roll of Durham School for March. Jr B Pt 2ndâ€"Irene Latimer, Nellie McLean, Vernon Elvidge, John Vollet, HKex McGowan. Sr., Jr. Leaving Part 2ndâ€"Hannah Lawrence, Amy Edge, Annie Lawrence, Nellie Moran, Charlie Lawrence. See 8. F. Morlock‘s millinery opening announcement on page 4. Sr lst Classâ€"Agnes Ramage,. Elma Holt, Calvin Kinnee, Tressa McKay, Hortonse Livingstone and Lewis Laâ€" velle eq. Report of S. 8. No. 12. Egremont, for March. 5thâ€"(George Reid. Jr 4thâ€"Doward Henr‘y. Bella Patterâ€" son, Charles Reid. 8Sr 3rdâ€"Wilham MceFadden. Jr 3rdâ€"Grace Reid. 8Sr 2nd â€" Maggie Hamilton, Mary Brown. Lock out for McKechnie‘s ad next week. Iatermediateâ€" Harok Wright. Jr Aâ€"Maggie Lauder, Jr Bâ€"Mabel l atimer, _ _ Ind _ Classâ€"Godfred Scheuermanu, «Oscar Mess, Effie Campbell, Bella Ray. Servaxt GirL WaxTtEDpâ€"Apply to Mis A. 8. Hunter, Upper Town. Sickness on our staff has delayed a few of our mails this week. Sr Ptâ€"Mary Wilson. Hugh Patterâ€" son, John Ferguson, Bella Ferguson. Jr Ptâ€"John Brown, Willie Wilson, Mary Keith. Sr Istâ€"Martin Wilson, George Wilâ€" son. JIr. 3tdâ€"Alister Saunders, Willie Smith, Robert Twamley. 2ndâ€"Robert Smith. Ellen Coffield. Jessic Stewart, Della McAllien, Hazel Marshall. lev JIr field Jr. 3rd Classâ€"Johnnie Johnson, Joe Lindsay, James Moffat, George Bovingâ€" don, Willie Scheuermanu. HMHonor Roll for March, School Section No. 13, Bentinck. 3Ind Classâ€"George Hay, Harriet Lindsay. Haddie 10 cts a lb Kippered Herring 12 cts tin. Sardines to cts a tin. Prunes, large No. 1. 12} cts a 1b. No, 1 Syrup 4 cts a 1Ib. @ Local and District News. : Cee%eeeee.e8%e.%e%0% e 2 ¢ g*s8ee8ee ee8e.e.c.ce.c0e+% 9P JIr Istâ€"Jane Ferguson. Mary Gordon, teacher. HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. Report ot Latona school for March. 4th Classâ€"Mamie McKnight. Sr 3rdâ€"Willie Coffield, Albert Twamâ€" 8t 18tâ€"Alex. Turnbull VOL. XXIII. NO. “b‘” -S‘;v'\.i't'llnl.( * 'E”m Coffield. i Mr. Gilhert' McKeehnie, .left. t:m- ewart, Della McAllen, Hazel| Toronto, on Wednesday morning train, ‘in response to a telegram from Mr. ‘ndâ€"Dan Vaughan. | Cowham, at Chicago, to meet him at the 2ndâ€"David Smith, Jos. Cofâ€"| Qusen‘s Hotel. No doubt some imporâ€" o ’tam. step in approaching inauguration ex. T urnbull. : of the National Portland Cement Co. C. L. GRANT . GROCERIES. J. G. GRAXT, Teacher. Harold Aljoe, Mary F. E. StoN®, Teacher. Maggite Torry. Cecil Guthrie. Miss Lizzie Reid who has been visitâ€" ing at home left for Dakota, Monday morning on an extended visit to her sister. Rev, Mr. Farquharson is in Toronto this week, on duty as one of the exâ€" aminers at the Knox College Examinâ€" ations. Mr Walter Ledingham, Miss H. Mcâ€" Gregor, Will and Miss M. McFadden, spent Tuesday evening at Dornoch at Mr Ledingham‘s. Mt. Archie Brown, of 0. Sound. is spending a few days at the parentaj home this week. All are pleased to see Arch. as he is a general favorite among all. Mrs. R. Johnston (nee Miss Culbertâ€" son) of Canningtor, is spending a few weeks with her mother Mis. 8, Scott. Mr. F. Kerr, late of the Strathcona Horse received a rousing welcome and demonstration _ from _ his _ Hanover friends,. He visited Mt. Forest friends on Tuesday, Mr. C. Ramage, Census Commissionâ€" er, was in Flesherton on Monday, startâ€" ing the Artemesia contingent of euumâ€" erators. _ He will be in Priceville from 12 to 4 on Friday to meet with them again and in Holstein the forenoon of Saturday till train time. Cor poral @eo, W. Ledingham gave the REyiEw a call this week in our absence, We hope to be at home next time. Pleased to see Mr. Allan renewing old acquaintances present. Mr Archie B. McArthur arvrived home last week after spending a long and prosperous wirter among the hills of Mono. where he has been rushing the square timber, business: Bringing with him the long looked tor bride, in the person of Miss Irene, youngest daughter of Mr A. Frank, 4th, line, Caledon West. The fair couple were married on or about the first of September 1900. _ We wish the happy couple a long and prosâ€" perous life in their new home. Mr. Jack Werner left Monday mornâ€" ing for Preston, where he has secured a situation. Mrs. Calder and Mrs, J. Nichol spent last Thursday evening at Mrs. {O‘Conâ€" nell‘s in Holstein. Miss Hopkins, of Hartney, Manitoba, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Carson,. Mr Mcintyre has been employing several teams loading up square timber at the station Mrs. R. Torry attended the funeral of Nettie O‘Conne‘l, in Holstein last Friday. Luet yunr Prixter® Kxowâ€"If you have friends visiting you, if you are visiting yourself. Others wantto know it, and no principle is violated by the social eustom. Call or sendâ€"We do the ret. Miss Hazel McGregor spent the latter part of last week visiting Glenelg friends. Mr. Catton, foreman at the factory, has been off 4 or 5 days with the grip. PERSONAL MENTIQN: Mr, Dan Ferguson, of Mt. Forest, was in town on Tuesday. Miss Mary McArthur left Monday morning for Niagara. Inspector Campbell took a business trip to Holstein on Tuesday. Mrs Barker, Toronto, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs Colville at present, Five cases of Rubbers just to hand at special prices, N., G. & J. McKechnie. Mrs. Steel (nee Lena Fox) came home Saturday on a visit to her mother. Town Council met on Monday night, Owing, we understand, to a flaw in qualification, Mr, Wm. Sharp did not take his seat. PRESENTATION.â€"An account of presâ€" entation and address to the Misses Mcâ€" Dougall of Latona unavoidably held over this week. Wox A Mrpar.â€"Pleased to hear that Mr Brad Jamieson son of Dr. and Mrs, Jamieson won the silver medal at the annual games of Toronto Y. M. C. A. last week. Brad is a young man of exâ€" ceptional physical and mental yigor. We predict for him a brilliant career. Men say they want to learr a thing, 5 but what they mean is, that they want i to learn it their own way. 14 PDurhd McFarlane in town at The first is from Detroit, from C. A Newcomb, of Endicatt & Co, Dry Guods and Carpets. He says: â€" ‘"‘Both father and myself have known Mr. Cowham for somettme past; know him to be a man of exceptional business ability. He has in every way conducted the conâ€" struction and general business of the Cement Company in the most satisfactâ€" ory manner and in a way of which yery few men are capable. Very truly yours, C. A. NEewcorts Jr. Another from Vermotville, Mich., Homer G. Barber, Merchant, Says:â€" Acknowledging your favor of the 23 inst. will say, I have great confidence in the suczess of the Penin. Portland Cement Co, of Jackson, in this state. My confidence is based largely on the character of those who promoted it, and who have it in charge. I consider Mr. Cowham a level headed, caretul business man. I have not visited the works, but have a good knowledge of the entire works, 1 think the best works of its kind in the State. I have great confidence in Mr. Cowham as manager and I confidently expect good results from immediate operations. â€" They commence work about this time and I understand have large contracts. Yours traly Homrr G. BarBER. The third is from Pres D. L Quirk, of the First National Bank, Ypsilanti, Mich., and it also we give in full;â€" Your letter of the 23d came to hand ; today and carefully noted, and in | reply will say I have known by reputaâ€"| tion from the McCormick Reaper Co. of | Chicago, of Mr W. F. Cowham fori some vears. â€" In fact, saw a letter from | them which was as much im his favor| as could be, and before I took stock in the Jackson Cement Co. saw him ; several times and came to the concluâ€"| sion that he was a suitable man for the promoter and bulder of the works.‘ My judgment has proven good. _ He| has teen one of the best men in conâ€"| tracting, buying and maraging I have | ever known. â€" He has lots of push. | I think we have one of the best plants in the country and was built the most | economically of any that I have known | or heard of. Should be very sorry to have Mr. Cowham away from our plant. | He is just the man we want, and hope | it is not your intentien to try and get | him away from us in any way or shape. | Still cannot do less than answer your questions honestly. | We have been favored with letters received by Mayor Calder from inâ€" dependent sources, relating to the character of Mr. W. F. Cowham, on whose integrity and business ability so much depends on the success of the National Portland Cement Co. For ourselves we have unbounded faith in the promises he has made to found an industry here, and still believe the prospect before the persistent shareholâ€" dersto be one ofthe best. We have nothing stronger to add and have pleasure in publishing the letters. which we believe will be duplicated in Durham a year from toâ€"day. THE GENSUS ENUMERATORS. The following gentlemen have been | appointed to take the census in S. Grey. | The names are in order of Polling Sub| divisions. | DURHAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1901. Artemesiaâ€"Neil McKinnon, Priceâ€" ville; Thos. Grainger, Ceylon; W. W. Trimble, Flesherton; W. A. Weber, Vandeleur; John Watson, Protan Statâ€" ion; John Sheppard, Flesherton; David Harrow, Priceville:; John R. Shannon, Vandelear. Bentinckâ€"Mal. J. McLean, Aberâ€" deen; John Picken, Durham; Ed. Parâ€" ves, Allan Park; M. Jacklyn, Hanover; D.‘ McDougall, Mulock; Jas. Watt, Crawford; John Bierworth, Eimwood. Hanoverâ€"John Sutherland and I T. Woodward. Egremontâ€"Jas. Baird, Varney; Wm. Ramage, Thistle; Robt E. Mickleâ€" Durbam, J. Burnet, Jas. G. Park and John A. Graham. CEMENT Yours truly, ) L. QUIRK. Ab m 1 ! The act as to secreey reads:â€"Every | | officer or other person employed in any | 'icapacity on census is required to| ‘keep inviolate the secrecy of the inâ€"| formation gathered by the enumerators | ;'and entered on the schedules or forms. iAn enumerator is not permitted to show | \schedules to any other person, nor to‘ ‘make or keep a copy of them, nor to | ‘answer any question respecting their| | contents directly or indirectly; and the i ‘same obligation of secreey is imposed | upon commissioners and other officers ‘or employes of the outside service, as well as upon every officer, clerk or other employe of the census office at Ottawa. â€" The facts and statisties of the censas may not be used except for statâ€" istical compilations, and positive assurâ€" ance is to be given on this if a fear is entertained by any person that they may be used for taxation or any othel object. If son, daughter, or other member of your home is absent but interding to return, they will be entered with the family, but the enumerator will enter their present locationâ€"if in Canadaâ€" on a special sheet, which, at Ottawa, will enable them to preyent dupliâ€" cation. The ground covered and questions asked are very extensive, and taken individually some may appear trifling. In the aggregate however, as a country or a nation, the result is of great yalue and no item, however small should be omitted. We hope lu-,ags ot ftamilies will lend every assistâ€" ance in their power to enumerators so that the work may be of the highest value. Coming at the same time as the assessor some will likely have the taxâ€" ation idea in their minds. Thisshould be entirely thrown aside, and no reâ€" serve exercised in giving fall intermaâ€" tion. _ Emumerators are sworn to secrecy, none of the facts obtained will ever appear in detail, they will be lumped by municipalities or districts thus entirely eliminating any personal element. This week 38 eunmerators are on theroad taking the census of South Grey, and we sincerely hope that in the performance of this national duty they will be cordially assisted in every home, and every facility given them t7 make their work satisfactory and complete. Glenelgâ€"Wm. Smith, Durham; J. McDonald, Pricevigle; Joshua Dodds, Markdale; Arch. McLean, Aberdeen; Ed. W. Hunt, Traverston. Markdaleâ€"Joseph Lamb. Normanby â€"L. J. Roedding, Alsâ€" feldt; K. W. Fortune, Ayton; Clar. Winkler, Neustadt; Michael E Murray, Ayton; Jas. Watson. Varney; Malcolm Lovely spring weather, the snow goâ€" ing quickly. borough, â€" Holstein; John Sinclair, Yeovil; J. W. Walls, Mt. Forest; A. McEachern®, Cedarville. McPhee, Nenagh. Mr and Mrs Thos Whitmore and family left Tuesday morning for the West. We join in wishing them bealth and prosperity in their new home. Mr Edgar Reynolds returned home last week after an absence of a couple of years. _ Miss Victoria Banks came home last week, looking as if city life agreed with her. Mr Alex Jopp left Monday morning for Owen Sound. (Quilting and ragâ€"bees are all the go | around here. Last Wednesday Mrs| Geo Aljoe gave a rag bee and on Friâ€" day Mrs D Edge bad a quilting. 1 Mr Dayid Dayis came home from the lumber woods last week looking hale and hearty. Pleased to hear that Mr G Williams is able to be around again after a seyere attack of La Grippe. ~Pleased to hear that Miss Flora Mcâ€" Arthur of the 4th 1s recovering nicely, Mr Wm Edge sold a valuable horse Mr John Atkinson left last week for Manitoba where he intends to spend the summer months. IHt GENSUS. â€"â€"â€"a + Edge Hill. SRVifWN. THE LITTLE YELLOW LABEL Tells, or ought to tell correctly the date to which you are paid. Changes and additions have aâ€" gain been made and we ask our friend toexamine closely. The price of the Review is $1 a year in advanceâ€"$1,.335 if not so paid. â€" The amount is small to subscribersâ€"to the publishâ€" er, many smalls count up fast. PUBLISHER. Mr Dnoncan McNabb came home last week. Mr Angus MeArthur, of the Glen and Mr Johnnie Brown from the Rob Roy visited friends on the avenue last week. 2 MLLNERY OPBNNE! £ muCEIJ TT 2| 324| gq ) rpemeatt o jo sue aie ghol ie J js a c umc ie se aye sc ate d c umeateayc jrute en ingroimiryno n‘ irairdroririearira‘cira‘eâ€"‘nsrâ€"o‘ri‘rs‘es¢ i Eooeseeeeseerete MISS DICK cordially invites the ladies of Durkam and vicinity to attend her MILLINERY at the On Weinesioy & Thustdy, & the tastes of her patrons will be gratâ€" ified. The ideas of fashion centres are at your disposal here Her stock has been carefully selected and she is confident that in M ateria l M a k eâ€"up and P RJ CE Orposite Middsaugh House, Lemb Remember we close at Six O‘clock omitting Wednesdays and Saturdays. LCEAAA P Y‘T‘.‘ Tf.‘ T: r.sTnoT«T«»T.oT.oT.oT.oT«T-»T. tTt tTtt.Tt* # +1# 41@ fJ;EJ;LLJ‘ITI‘u.uJ<}_I~LJ:LJ‘LJ_L..I‘l:_!..L_!_LJ_L_!_L_!.LJ'L;.}:l, }BIAI UCIILAN qile mitaimiFra.fairasimaifa roimicis tS r_rS‘râ€"A‘raie smrars talr 730C N., G. & J. McKECHNIE. MILLINERY ROOMS MISS DIGK. Our Stock of Suits and Suitings is now complete and we invite you to come and inspect our stock. Upâ€"toâ€"date Dress. ers are our customers. See our South Window for Nobby {Suitings in Worsted, Scotch Tweeds, Irish Serges and English Worsted pantings. We wilt be pteased to show you through our Stock. Come earty and avoid the rush, ONTARIO ARCHIVES OPENING (Poputar Cash Store. St ow Qrocery Gtore. SHEWELL & LENAHAN Cash or Tiarmers‘ Droduce Boys‘ and Girls‘ whole stock Boots. Womens‘ and Men‘s heavy Boots, Old Sol Combination Shoe Dressing in Black and Tan. A Catt PRespoctfutlly Soticited, WHOLE NO. 1202 The undersigned has opened out in his new building in Lower Town, (next door to C. McKinnon) full lines of FLOUR, FEED, Nothing Stale. Everything New and upâ€"toâ€"date and he cordially invites a trial. lish BPrtt PA by J. A. Shewell will now be carried on in the new premises in the McIntyre block next the Bank under the firm name of Shewell & Lenahan, Old customers are cordially invited to call and see us in our new store where we hope to make the acquaintance of many new friends, The public of Durham aud 8. Grey are informed that the business heretofore carried on Special attractions for the Christmas and New Year‘s trade. SHEWELL & LENAHAN. o M echnie. BOOTS and SHOES. C. L. GRANT . GEO. LAWRENCE. mt GROCERIES, &c MHappy Yow VYear minurt th m it Aikatle ol trow siprnemaisiagen TBur