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We Hollywood Paint Spring Hats Stylsh Dress Soods Sugar Suits Readyâ€"toâ€"wear THE BIG STORE March is the month to get a Tailorâ€"made Suit. We are showing some exclusive patterns in clothes from the best Market, that made up natty spring Suits, Special Pantings, &e. Ciothing for Spring X% dSwits to Order Get Busy and select your Dress End before the nicest ones are all gone and before the Dressmakers are loaded down with work. Next time you are passing drop in and look at our Stuck if only for fifteen minâ€" utes. We have the Dress Goods Trade of Durham and we intend to keep it and realize the way to keep it is to handle the nicest Goods at the closest prices. We are Sole Agents for Hollywood Paint. Do your Spring Painting with Hollywood Paint, the best in Canada, guaranteed for five years. Try it. Call and get a book that tells you all about Paint and how to use it. Latest Styles in Hard, Alpines, Fedoras. See our $2.00 and $2.50 hard Hats. They can‘t be beat. Redpath‘s Granulated Sugar $4.20 cer cwt., by the bbl. Don‘t miss this chance for Sugar is on the jump. We are a:lw;ys showing a l;ig range of Men‘s, Boys and Children‘s Suits. Our Clothing Trade is a big branch in our business. ALEX. RUSSELL THE BIG STORE SUCCKSSOR TO J. A. HUNTER. Mr. John Henderson took a trip to Shelburne lately. Mrs. A. McDonald who has been visiting friends in Priceville for a few weeks returned last Tuesday accomâ€" p;miéd by Mr. Hugh McPherson of that place. Miss Lizzie McDougal who has been in Elmwood for some time spent Sunday at the parental home. _ Mrs E McEwenu, of Mount ,Forest, visiâ€" ted the McComb families for a few days last week. Mr A C Beaton has disposed of Ins three farms lately. _ He has his sale this week of farm «tock and implements. He intends to go to town till about the 1st of June when hbe will leave for B. C. Mr. Jim Ledingham and sister Nell spent an enjoyable evening with the Cronin family last week. The generosity of the Presbyterians of this place was shown last Thursaay by a number of thern taking a load ot wood to their pastor Rev. Mr. Leslie, in Elmwood. Mr C Watson, who bas been engaged with Mr Duncan McNab for the past month hbad the misfortane of being trampâ€" led on by a borse injuring hbhis leg bat we bope not serious. Intended for last week Well about that meeting Mr Editor of the independent electors of polling subâ€"division No. 5 Normanby. The meeting though not overly large in numbers was u decided success socialâ€" ly, politically and harmoniously and when this generation shall haye writâ€" ten its history, that little band of elecâ€" tors who had the pluck to rise to the courage of their conyictions will we think figure very prominently among the great government reformers of their day. _ Besides signing four petiâ€" tions nanusely the Cowan drainage bill, the cattle guard bill, the equal taxaâ€" tion of railway properties and last and most important the protest against the further granting of bonuses of lands and money by our Government to any Railway line or any other scheme. _A resolution was dratted and forwarded to our yresent M. P. P., Mr Richardson in the following words : Mrs. A. Skene and son Archie o Wiarton, and Mrs. Alex. McDonald of this place, were guests of the Green tamily a few days ago. Miss May Morton returned home to the Rocky after spending a couple of weeks with her aunt Mrs Wm Britton. Mr Sandy Bell will leaye this week for Winnipeg to try to make his fortane. Sorry to loss Sandy. Miss Kate Firth was in Darham ependâ€" ig a fow dave. Mr Fred McLaren, from Wisconsin, was visiting friends and relations around this part. Mr. Richardson M. P. P., Flesherton. At a public meeting of the Indeâ€" pendent electors of polling subâ€"division No. 5, Normanby it was unanimously agreed snd resolved Quite a crumber from here attended the Glenelg Centro service last Sunday to kear the Key Dr Spencer. Rev. Mr. Farquharson preached in the presbyterian Church Sunday afterâ€" noon, while Rev. Mr. Leslie filled his pualpit in Durham. n 1stâ€"That we are opposed to the furâ€" ther granting of publis moneys or lands by our Government to the G. T. Pacific now befuore ;the session or any other Railway line, or undertaking, or bonusing in any shape our form. P. S$.â€"With a requestfor his vote and influence in the carrying through of the same and a reminder that his actions in the House would be closely observed and an account of his stewardâ€" ship required. 2ndâ€"That we demand that Railway Co.‘s be held liable for all damages sustained by animals getting or the railway track through the failure of the railway co. to erect and maintain cattle gnards and fences, suitable and sufficient to prevent said animals from getting on their R. track. Messrs D. McLean and H McKinâ€" non, left last Monday to yvisit friends in Bruce Co. We wish them a successtal trip, there must be some truth in the dream after all. 4thâ€"That we demand that parliaâ€" ment will at the coming session pass such legislation as may be required to make railways, in the matter of drainâ€" age across their lands, subject to the jurisdiction of provincial laws. A nnmllm' of tboh::rmeu in :’hio vieâ€" inity are leaving this sp! and going w different parts in tllltn‘West. Mr. Fred Shields. to Manitoba, Messrs. Sam Orr and Henry Redford, to Michâ€" igan, Messrs Robt. Hewitson, John Smith and Geo. Harvey, to Regina, 5thâ€"That we solemnly protest aâ€" gainst any further increase ot duty on farming implements of any and all kinds. ® . Mrs, Wm. Ledingham, who has been visiting her daughter Mrs. E. Boyce for a couple of weeks left Friâ€" day last to visit friends in Owen Sound, accompanied by her son Walter. 3rdâ€"That we demand the assess~ ment and taxation of railway property on the same basis as the property of private citizens and for the equitable allotmert of the tax so paid to the municipalities of the province. Dear Sir, BLYTHE‘S CORNERS. Intended for last week. THE DURHAM REVIEW Orchard, March 5th, 1903 CRAWFORD. â€" @0 4@ â€"â€"â€" ROH ROY. ONTARIO ARCHIVES ' TORONTO Bs wisk Another meeting held on Friday night 13th March, every body welcome. Well Mr Editor we are so much pushed for time that it is almost pracâ€" tically impossible for us to concentrate our thoughts enough to be able to write up a " dog fight ‘‘ intelligently should such an unfortunate affair Mrs Stewart‘s auction sale on Wednesâ€" day last was a grand success financially and otherwise. Cows brought in the neighborhood ouf $40 each, yearâ€"olds as high as $28 each and calves about $15 and upwards. Implements of course as usual, went cheap, as an instance a binder, Masseyâ€"Harris, just run two years and baving only cut about 90 acres in that time, sold for $51. Mr Mcrbail is a hardâ€" working. honest dealing auctioneer, enâ€" tirely void of slang or rough jesting and it is needless to say that he created a good impression amony the people of this part and as a result he may expect other sales here in the future. The community around Orchard were shocked on learning of the sudden death of Mrs Wm Dickson, a mile or so south of the village. â€" Deceased lady had been in bher usual good health up till Thursday last when she complained tc her husband of not feeling well aud sbortly afterwards he noticed that she seemed to take no potice of the cries of the little l1o months‘ old child, an unusual thing for her, imâ€" wmediately afterwards brain fever wet in and on Friday she passed away haviny never regained consciousness from the time she took seriously ill. _ ‘The faneral took place on Sunsay to Mt Forest cemeâ€" tery followed by a loeg coucourse of sorâ€" rowing friends deâ€"pite the terribie bad condition of roads. She lenves bebind her besides a siad distracted husband, n famâ€" ily of niue children, the youngest 10 mos old and the oldest boy about 16 years, which makes the circumstances pamnfully distressing. â€" ‘To the sorrowing bustand and family we eXxtend the sympathy of this neghborhood. The Messrs Koch Bros., of Bentinek, the top of their tallest smoke stack, would near Hanover, bave moved in several | be condacive to a rugged countenance, loads of implements, grain, &c., onto}good health and above all to a hearty their tarms recently purchased from Win appetite, the latter being amply demonâ€" Bell, Egretpont, at the handsome figure | strated about midnight. Refreshments Miss Lawrence,. our popular aud effiâ€"| cient teacher hbhas chauged her boardug| place uow thuat the stormy weather is | over and is rougbiug it at the Mellvride | ranch. _ By the wuy she was opliged to | be off duty on Friday last, caused by | beuralgia in ber head. which was of| esuch a serious nature that on Snurdafl her face had betcome so tbadly swollen as j to ke falmost unrecognuizable. _ We a.re| glad to be able to report however she is‘ fast becoming Lberself agaim. : Mr Robt Marshall hos taken the Maniâ€" toba fever and is billed for the West on Tuaesday 17th. He and Mrs Stewart will be missed in the Y. P. 8. C. E. i i cri â€"f" A JiJ purél@ase (Of DoOORS NdAXN PECENULY 4 \"Vo. wnl“l'lkely lm_'\'e &A tl.nlgy Farmers | frern sm‘dl toP the use of Ebeneser 8: 8: seociation" organized in this neighborâ€" o r h s £ D hood in the near fature. In the mearâ€" from the Wmm Briggs €0 , of Toronto. time pegotiations are being made, with A very enjoyable evening was spent at an end in view of organizing an a«socieâ€" Mr and Mrs D HMHamilton‘s on Friday tion at Hutton Hill, Edge Hill and | ngbLt last, wbhen the Durbam and Droâ€" Dromors and if the farmers are favorâ€"| more Pre«by terian choirs met for & social able at the above mentioned plaees for evening together. _ After the nsual and the scheme we expect to have the Secâ€" necessary introductions, music was inâ€" retary of the Central Association, Mr‘|dulged in. jointly and separately, with no W S Smith, *"*Editoor of Sun " up 10( thought of rivairy existing. . Bolos were help orgarize,. _ The conducs of our reâ€" / sung by Miss Jean Renwick, Mrs Walter presentatiyes as a rule in the pa.sr,,:ljnchnfi, and Mesers Pickering. Ramage bave proven to be such a faree in re-‘.\ud Isaac. Ping Pong. crokinole and gard to bonest and fair legisiation that other games and social chat largely obâ€" farmers und others realize thavy blind | tained. â€" All the members of the Dromore partyism is elmost a crime and henuceâ€"| choir inclading Miss E Wilson, teacher at forth we demanrd that our Government Swintion Park, were present, with the be it ‘Refornt or Conserrative must be l exception of their organist Miss Agnes known as a House of houesty, integrity | Renwick, who is at presentin Mt Forest. aud not as at present and in tunes| Some of the Durham choir were detained past a House of debauchery and decepâ€"| through sickness and other causes, much tion. ’to our regret. It was foltlthat. to tkho o n it iae ‘inhabitants of a pebot up. close,, smoky, North Egremont. ‘ unbealthy town, ‘pe trip out here to this t n o s beautifal. healthy. clean country home, Arrived too late for last week. which is at least over 200 ft higher than Tbe Messrs Koch Bros., of Bentinck, | the top of their tallest smoke stack, would near Hanover, bave moved in several be conducive to a rugged countenance, What A Sensation We Created Last Week Ask some of our customers who were in to see us. They‘ll tell you all about the crowds who were getting the best genuine bargains they ever saw. Plough Shoes, $1.25 $1.60 Shoes for.,. ... 30c Dress Sateens for..............15 cents per yd. 20c Muslins for................... 1244 cts per yd. 25c Dress Goods for............... 5 cents per‘yd. $1.25 Tweed for................ .. ..69 cents per yd, A big lot of Tweeds for........ ... 25c& 19e peryd. Big Cuts in Flannellettes, Wrapperettes, Prints and Shirtings 2.75 To w e e e n s n n n n n t n e s a e e y es es e e a + 4,99 3. 50 *t vAltsis‘a $Â¥ ta4 Lickih s : s canleals »ae ns e HA§O A big lot of Shoes reg. $3 and $3.50, reduced to 1.75 Women‘s 150 low shoesat.............per pair, 75¢ 48 Odd Pair going at ................ . per pair, 50c. BOOTS & SHOES This Week‘s Budget. DRY GOODS 44 H. k. MQOCKLER. Here are a few for this week : and $1.40, now for....... 89¢. on the scow at the lake, where marl is being dug at the rate of from 20 to 25 car loads per day. _ The feeling ou bourd the +cow, to the average visiting landsmen,â€" with the noise and whirr of machisery. the banging aud clanking o‘ chains and ine ruash of escaping compre«sed air,â€"is anything but trarquil, Meantime the ic* on the lake owing to prevailing mild weather, is rotting rapidly, »0 that the resource to dynamute will not be needed soon to clear the way. uf §6,500, he retaining the use of one ot| the houses, it is said, for a term of 4 yre. | is not yet able to do imueb, _ IM8 80010# / pige,, in moving a vote ef thanks to Mr law Mr A Hano is still night wnbchmun‘fiud Mrs Hlmil“wu for tligit “c:::z.‘:’ .:;‘ on the scow at the lake, where marl is hospitality and the opportunity afforded being dug at the rato of from 20 to 25 CAT | j jmeeting in their comfortable Lowme for losads per day. _ The feeling ou bourd the |y gacjable evening togetber., _ Theo motion +cow, to the average visiting landstr@en;â€" | way put by Mr Ramage and carried e with the noise and whirr of machigery» | ghpsigstisally by wil pDovont. 16 /s °‘:m '“\: the banging aud clanking of chains and | poupg of applagse. _ Mr Hewilton Fopiicd ine ruash of escaping compre«sed air,â€"is ,nppropnately theoking Shom for the kind anything but trarquil, Meantime the i¢* | ay preegsions given and ho inA To be on the lake owing to prevailing mild |gple to welcome them bi’ck Aretie til:J“:li: weather, is rotting ""’:‘H-"“ ’fi that ‘lh‘: |the fatnre. _ A double circle of friendship resource to dynamite will not be needed | was formed with the host 0 1101000 mru soon to clear the way. l family in the centre and amid z volume It might be well for our Co. Commis.lof sound emamuating trom 85 musical sioners to raise the price of the pedlars ) throats. " Auld Lang Syne" closed one of lisenses, with a view to putting a stop to : ‘he beet meetings of sociwbility. friendship the too numerous wandering Jews. who| and kindred spirit ever held. _ As a result are becoming a nuisance to this communtâ€" : we suspect seyeral heart longings have ty, and to timid women a source of fear. | heen formed in both towus, und may look We are not interested ourseyes in «toreâ€" | forward to a quest of pavieats and clients keeping so are at liberty in making the | On the one hand and of handsome dairy supgestion. | ;l(:l)ufl: ‘f;n the other, Such meetings are L ul ligie l Pn i NE 000100 04. i ies Ne is i8 c qein t inan hb es 1 X % Mr Albert Bell has been under the weather for two weeks with la grippe and is not yet able to do mueh. _ His sonâ€"inâ€" law Mr A Hann is still night watchman $1.00 Corsets, per Pair... .. .. @> «> > +s «> « +»» §90. 1:00 "SHITLS, . . . *> +/« +« s 5# x4%s 14 x5 a% is + + %% 4 + » SQHs F.oo0 and #55¢ Necktigs.......» :; : : +» + + ++++*» +; $D8. socand 35¢ Necktics....%:;..++:s1; 1+ ++>> «+. .198 Big Cuts in Laces and Embroideries. Also in Ribbons. a5C roc Mustard for............ 10c Washing Powder for. ... roc Pickling Spice for...... 20c Stove Pipe Varnish for.. 15c Stove Polish for........ Baking Powder for........... ** * FOf +) 3 a x x . ++ + ** *+* in glasses for. GROCERIES SUNDRIES "% Paking some sbap shots of the working dredge on the way home. T oo s on e r®""" mons. &c. For signatures they parpose. â€"we are toldâ€"placing the.o in the hards of the towuship‘s reeve and connciliors, _ We would suggest they be put in the hands of assessor, who will be seeing all the ratepayers. _ Mr Wm J Young. from near Durkham, was a welcome yisitor at Wm Ramage‘s at the post office, on Monday of last week. Mr _ Young. who has got to be a yery proficient Some half dozen or so of our tarmers met at the residence of Mr Robt Legare on Friday of last week and came to the couclnsio‘a to present a petition to both Houses "of Parliament through | their members, praying that no more moneys or lnnds be ; " ~~â€"/. eeaparannnag d fl Rev Mr Matheson, Priceville, conducted service at Greenside Hall on Sunday eyenâ€" ing last. _ He takes the service at Amos on Senday next. Mrs And Henry is still very unwelil. though a little improvement is noticeable. Mies M E Weatherbhead paid a visit to Holstein on Tuesday of this week. were provided by the ladies‘ of the pany. At the close two fiueg worded speeches by Messrs Duun and Geo Lothiun were 74 y ogt e given railways or corporaâ€" For signatures they parpose. toldâ€"placing the.a in the the township‘s reeve and i+1+â€". 47 ats, TKX Re émxfli gT C gFri VOL. iÂ¥ 1} at our done a the Ve Season. W hen avnd Ar LONé wWwFDP)pj ply Stat 07 ect tra * $ All pe by th at J «W