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economiâ€" . 10c to 35¢ per sq yard c per sq yd d 30¢ yard .25 ers ISH this case d to atch w when Wlnter’s IN ! ore AITH ING VES cks 1906 3.50 to $7 Oc to 35¢ =<e for 50¢ thanking s a share ill doing 1 do our ich a call. ter 25 for 8S5¢ AT COST for ....4¢ ife . eek $1.00 om ~ J dines Ireland § on on ane ns nanmennaomomareni d poiaiaianiial ie‘ = T‘wo Epecial Features® P :-::-::-::cEEEEmEmmm_ VOL. XXVII. NoO. 21 Manufacturer‘s Prices are Uup on such goods as these : Flannellette, Cottons, Shirting, Cottonades, Ticking r\li() B'.)t)!w' & SI’!()CS- On a“' our Pl'lceS are dOWn A *J * CRETONS, good colors and patterns, reg 12} to 15 for ART SATEENS, .:axcose.c32. 09+4 3 oreq t6e to CINGHAMS and MUSLINS... .. . _ . _. c2 AThe no weeds, Worsted and Serge for Men‘s ipestry and Chcni"e ’IABLE COVERS. reg 250 for $2 ou can Bank on Ireland‘s being e Cheapest Store in Durham boys Juits at prices to suut you. _ Men‘s races, Ties, Collars, Shirts, Hose.â€"All must now do the quick exit act. While this offer v hat either we on or them. R U ; CLOTHING CARPETS suit you. Men‘s Hats, Durhad 5o | grace, and it is to be hoped the lesson he has got will prove a blessing to him.. e was taken to Owen Sound _ SeprxTt a NiGHT IN TH®E Coourr.â€" A young man, one of this season‘s | immigrants, haviog tired of the " simâ€" ple life " of the farm. started in to deâ€" velopsome of the " fast " traits of his character, He bought a buggy for some giltâ€"edged promises, but the agents suspected something. kept their eyes open and finding no in. tention on his part to have the promâ€" ises made good, they helped themâ€" selves again to their own property. An overcoat of another party haa disâ€" appeared and the theft was traced to him, and the coat being found at the bottom of his trunk. he was arrested. The great bulk of the new arrivals are not to be measured by this scapeâ€" of sports and concert comes off on July 2nd. Two or three lacrosse mat. ches, also a few football games, will be played in town during the next couple months, but first of all will be the lacrosse club‘s day of sports and concert on Thursday, Victotia Day. A stirring season for our stirring town. Ix TtuE Goob OLrp SUMMER Timx.â€" Friday, June 22, is the date of the South Grey Farmers‘ Institute annuâ€" al excursion to Guelph. The firemen will run an excursion to Hamilton in August, the Epworth League, one to Niagara Falls, also in the latter half of June. The Oddfellows hold their great demonstration on June 21st and the Sons of Scotland annval day add one more rose to its wreath honor. The party who for some years past has offered $5 in gold for the best kept bouleyard in town, will repeat the prize this year if a second prize is contributed. Will some other public spirited citizen now come forward and put up a second prize, Our town has cerlainly received the benefit of the splendid offer of the past. _ Now please don‘t all rush to this office at once. To the first one the credit will be given.â€"Fergus News Recordâ€" Wonder if some of Durham citizens could not do someting along this line ? Our Horticultural Society with so many good things to its credit, might E Wehave residing in town a young â€"~y | man, who, if reports be true. is wonderâ€" ; fally and fearfully made. His doctor 9 said he had an iron constitution : his a friends said he had nerves of sateel : g his uncle that he had a wonden head : ; the girls said he had a heart of stone : his enemies declared that there was n more brass to him than anything else : ) | others declared he had lots of sand, Q while his admirers declared he was ail : wool and a yard wide. : Gornao WE8T.â€"Mr and Mrs John Morice. Normanby, leave early in : June for Lumsden, Sask., to take ! charge of the farim and ranch of Mr : Jas, W. Brown, son of Thos Brown, , Holstein. Mr and Mrs Morice speunt ,lsome time there four years ago in the same position. and Mr Brown has ! made them auch a lempting offer, that | they have made arrangements for the | taking off of their home crop and | leave as above stated. Their sale| takes place, 31 May. } Bookâ€"KEEPING SIMPUIFIRD.â€"It is } not easy to learn to keep a housebold «c account book all at once,. A young | , busband gave his wife a neat little account book prettily bound and deâ€" signed to be inviting in appearance. | " Healso gave her fifty dollars and | ® said : * I want you to put down what I | ® ’give you on this wide, and on the other | P write down the way it goes, and in | * two weeks 1 will give you another | 4 supply." Two weeks later he asked | P for the book. " Oh, I have kept that A account." said the young matron ; | is ** here it is. " And on one page was | 3 inscribed : " Received from Fred fifty | W dollars, " and on the opposite was | t‘ this summary, " Spent it all. " DURHAM, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1906 of A program of sports is being arrangâ€" ed including a lacrosse match. gnd ”an active cammi‘itee isd;m'; eyerything possible to make the day thoroughly enjoyable. Buch a gathering of notables in the town will be a unique affair and the Odd Fellows are to be complimented on bringing them together, There will no doubt be a large a&ttendance Three memberg of the government are expected, Premier Whitney. Mr Monteith, Min. ot Agriculture, and Mr Hanna, Prov. Q;;y.. together with Speaker St John. (Mr R. R. Gamey, Mrl, 6. Lucas. East Grey and Dt Clapp. S. Bruce are. also invited as is Senator McMullen and Mr Martin, M. P., for North Wellington, Mr A. G, MacKay, M. P. P., Owen Sound, Ur Sproule, M. P., Eaaf Grey and last but not least, Mr. H. BH. Miller, M. P. for South Grey. The longest day of the year, June Zlst, has been selected by the Oda Fellows for thgir great celebration in this town. The day will be notable for the gathering of a number of the leaders of the Conservative party in Ontario with a mixture from the other side ofâ€"politics as well. lbs weight, made in Toronto. time on the road from Stratford about 4 hours, They left Mt Forest at 7 p. m. aud reaâ€" ched Durham at 7.50, about 20 miles an hour. Dr Deakin has some professional work to attend to toâ€"day, Wednesday. A " Devit Macurns. "â€"Sunday evening about church closing time an automobile touring car came into town from the west, and after secur. ing someting to eat, the party, ladies and gentlemen, started for Owen Sound. The unwonted = devil maâ€" chine" at such an untimely hour caused some stir and staring, and frightened a few horses with its great bright eye and noisy and bulky get up. On Tuesday evening Dr Deakin, | of Stratford, accompanied by Mr Palâ€" mer of same place, and by Dr Gun, drove (or rode, steered, wheeled, which is it ?) into town on aftother of the maâ€" chines ; a 20 horse power gasoline, 1650 at the show grounds, upstairs and down, and otherwise improving the building. Lhe price is $1400 and as Mr Arthur McDonald has the contract it is an assurance that it will be well done, The exhibitors and the public will say a very warm " thank you " to the Directors. Worrex‘s Insmrure â€"Meetings of S Grey Women‘s Institute will be held at Holstein, Dromore, Durham and Elmwood on May 29, 30. 31, ana June 1 respectively. Tne meetings will be addressed by Miss Shuttleâ€" worth of Guelph and Mrs. J W Bates, Broad Ripple, Ind, At Durham in the afternoon Miss Shuttleworth will give " Evenings at the Homestead " ; Mres, Bates, "Social Rights and Duties of Farmers." All invited to attend and take part in the discussions, Wiut Rexovate takx HALL â€"A muchâ€"needed improvement has been set aâ€"going by the Directors of the 8. Grey Agricultural Society. They havelet the job ot plastering the hall Great Gathering of Politicians. The passing of Ww. Nimith, Dorâ€" noch, recalls a long life spent there, 63 years, His family of 10 children and many others will long cherish his memory as an inspiration to a life of integrity and usefulness, 1n another column is a notice of his life kindly supplied us, CONGRATULATIOXNS.â€"Mr John Mcâ€" Kenzie, son of Duncan, of this town, passed the recent examination of the College of Pharmacy in Toronto, and is now a fullâ€"fledged druggist, which success is a source of pleasure to his many friends. Oddfellows‘ Celebration. June brides will do well to remernaâ€" ber that THgs REview has quite a reâ€" putation for printing wedding invitaâ€" tions and announcements, We carry the best paper, and have the right kind of type for doivg the work. CONGRATULATIOXNS.â€"Mr John Mcâ€" ow 4 TL _ The Epworth League of the Methâ€" odist Church, will again run the popuâ€" lar excursion to Niagara Falls this year, sometime about the end of June. Mrs Thos. A. White, Toronto, in reâ€" newing ber sub., writes: "I always look forward to receiving the ReviEw each week and fenjoy its columns yery much." Many thanks. Is your label correct ? All changes hayve been made this week ; if not 80, kindly notify us at once. Division Court is in progress toâ€"day Wednesday, 14 cases on trial. +404 The funeral, which took place on Monday, was attended by all the members of the family living in Onâ€" tario and a large number of friends and neighbors for miles around. The He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife, five daughters, Mrs Robt. Mills and Mrs W. G. Ross, of Tilbury, Ort., Mrs W. A. Mills and Mrs J. A. Grant, of Forest, Manitoba, and Miss E. Alice Smith, at present on a yisit to her sister‘s in the West, five sons, Rev Dr J. F. Smith, Comber, Ont., T. C. Smith, B. A., of Smith‘s Falls High School, Donald and William on the homestead and Lewis Smith, of Avonhurst, Saskatchewan. His sister, Mrs Alex Black, of Oik River, Manitoba, is the only member living of the family of eleyen, who left Sectland in 1841. Mr Smith will be much missed in the vicinity, for he was always actâ€" ive and interested in the political soâ€" cial and religious life of the country. He was a member of the Presbyterâ€" iarn Church at Dornoch, where for many years he acted on the board of management, being on® of the first managers appointed when the first church was built. He was also at one time a member,of the Holland Township Council and License Comâ€" missioner for the district. He lived on the farm, where he died, for the past sixtyâ€"three years having settled there with his father, the late James Smith and other mem. bers ofa large family in 1843. He was a native of Invernesshire, Scotâ€" land, and at the age of twelve years came with the family to Fraserfield, Glengary County, where they reâ€" mained for two years. They then came west and settled in the bush, ten miles north of what is now Durâ€" ham, for at that time it was a wilderâ€" ness from Fergas to Owen Sound, the Garafraxa road not being built until. 1846. ‘ astor, Rev N. A. McDonald con. \ the ald con On Satnorday May 19th, 1906, there passed away one of the early pioneers of this county. in the person of Mr William Smith, of Dornoch, at the advanced age of seventyâ€"seven years. Death of William Smith, Dornoch _ Besides the performances of the athletes, the races, games, etc., which are always well contested, there will be pipe music and dancing, and many other new and striking features. Sightseers on our fine grounds will see before them the best afternoon sports ever gresemed here. Fuller particulars in bills and future issues. As has been announced for the last month or two the Sons of Scotland Society have arranged for another celebration of the great National Day and have provided features which they believe will surpass the best yet held and that is saying a good deal. Pipe Bands, Games and *~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"++4$â€"â€"â€"..._ Afterreuding this issue, send it to your friend in the distance ; or better yet, call at the office and send it to your fmend or relative for a year or 50 cents for the balance of this year. for you can expect just such a paper as this for fiftyâ€"two weeks during the next year, Throw in your mite toâ€" ward placing our town and county : where they belong upon the map. ‘ The REviEw will do its part ; you do’ yours, In the forenoon the comicalities ef a ’ calithumpian procession will amnse the populace who see itâ€"and hear it. Then there is to be a football match at 2 p m sharp, followed by the lacrosse game and in the evening the Town Hall will be the rendeZyous to witness‘ the dramatic presentation of * She stoops to Conquer." Get your tickets at once for the concert. Plan at Darâ€" lings. It requires no prophet to predict that in Canada at least the old 24th, birthday of the good Queen Victoria, will long remain in the calendar as a holiday, not only perpetuating a worthy memory, but keeping alive one of the nicest holidays of the year, so happily coâ€"incident with opening buds and flowers and fishing time, and dropping in so nicely halfway between Easter and Dominion Day, As announced before, Durham will celebrate and a great lacrosse game beâ€" tween Mt Forest and Durham is to take place, Both clubs are tuned up to the winning pitch and the music of the sphere as it runs the gamut of the laâ€" crosse sticks will be harmony for the hullside crowds. MaUT. ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Dominion Day Celebration. Another Pioneer Gone ~~~_~_~#+ 9 § â€"~.â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"=s The "24th." Sports Among horse lovers and race loyvers the great event of the week was the winning of the King‘s Plate by «* Slaughter * owned by Seagram M P, of Waterloo. This is the twelfth time in sixteen years that his stable has ’fumished the winner. The Woodbine of courtse is gay with color and feminâ€" ine attractions for the Governor Genâ€" eral, Earl Grey and daughter are present. The gambling and betting. features aré attractiug much attention from the bold and brazen way they are conducted, and steps are being tak-l en to stop it. »ince last issue, Grand Valley is defâ€" initely out of this district so the schedâ€" ale already drawn up holds good : _ June 8â€"Arthur at Durham, __June 21â€"Mt Forest at Arthur. June 20â€"Durham at Mt Forest, July 20 â€"Arthur at Mt Forest. July 27â€"Mt Forest at Duarham. Aug, 2â€"Durham at Arthur, Durham‘s lineâ€"up for toâ€"day‘s match with the Lornes : goalâ€"C, Lavelle, pt. â€"Matheson, cover ptâ€"B. McDonald, Ist def.â€"Pickering, 2nd def.â€"H. Mcâ€" Donald. 3rd â€"def.â€"Smith, GCentreâ€" Moore, $rd Homeâ€"Marrin, 2nd Home â€"Lawlor, 1st Homeâ€"W, Lavelle, outâ€" sideâ€"Glass, insideâ€"Cowan, Capt.â€" Irwin, OO Oe U 1 oo 1 SCs SVidee P00 Ln€e govâ€" ernment the municipalities of Bruce and Grey will be in a position to take action _ under _ the . government n d wl dn es d wWarEr Powrr.â€"A new era â€" in power is dawning. and the wild and rugged places in nature where streams are, are likely to be the sources and ventres of industries; An exchange says ; " The generating of power will not be confined to Niagara Falls, and other great water powers, but will become general all oyer the Proyâ€" ince. A goyerament engineer was in Walkerton 1ast week taking levels on the Saugeen, with the view of estimâ€" ating its water power. He is reportâ€" ed to have said that there is a fall of one hundred and twenty feet from Walkerton to Southampton. When bus official report comes from the govâ€" ernment the maunicibnalitine af Raâ€"â€"â€" Since last issue ]| _ RIFLER Assocrato®x â€"On the mornâ€" â€"]ing of 24 May the first shooting will take place at the new range, the markâ€" er‘s pit, mounds, etc., having been ‘ [ completed. _ The newriflies are spoken | of as being first class and no doubt we | will soon be hearing of records being | made. _ We presume records will be taken at the various ranges and disâ€" tances and by a system of return matlches conducted at neighboring places, the test shots will be found. Mayor Hunter has his eye on dmre.l putable spots on streets sides or back lanes, where dumping of cans and other refuse take place. The council and every good citizen will be with him in every step taken to beautify the town, and one way to do it is to remove preventible eyesores, The unâ€"| sightly river bank so conspicuous to f strangers coming from the station.f( might be made a thing: of beauty inâ€" ; § stead of, as at present, an unsightly | a rubbish heap, L Station IMPROYVEMENTS. â€" Last Thursday two much required addiâ€" tions were placed on the front of the station here (the G. T. R.). One, a blackboard, will convey to the public, information regarding arrivals of trains, and a train register box. for the benefit of the train crew, to be utilized when the station happens to be closed on the arrival of the evenâ€" ing train, @ IHURSDAY, 31 MaAyÂ¥, â€"1906.â€"John Morice, Lot 7, Con,. 8. Normanby, 14 miles west of Varney, will sell Farm Stock and Implements. 10 mos. credâ€" it, 5 per cent discount for cash on credâ€" it amounts. Sale at 2 p. m. Full parâ€" ticulars on page 4 and on bills, ‘ JOHN CLARK, Auctioneer. Barclay & Bell are opening up unâ€" ‘ dertaking rooms in Thos, Swallow‘s building, opposite the Middaugh House, on Main St. They are exâ€" pecting their hearse toâ€"day, Wednesâ€" day. It is the best tuneral car that has ever been in Durham. They are preâ€" pared to do business for all classes, We understand Mr Bell has had a large experience in this line. P The King‘s Plate. +4 4 ~«_.«s s Lacrosse. ROVEMENTS. â€" Last much required addiâ€" l on the front of the e G,. T. R.). One a The Busy Store your money on Wall Papers. IK>" Large stock of Fishing Tack] ¢ R. B. Keeler Have been arrlving at the Busy Store on the Busy Corner nearly eyâ€" ery day till we now have on display the largest and best stock that we have ever shown. . Come and see the new goods, consisting of WATCHES, of all kinds, CLOCKS, JEWELERY of every description and the largest stock ‘of upâ€"toâ€"date SILVERWARE ever shown in this part of the country BARCLAY & BELL New Goods Undertaking Cobalt had an explosi day which gave the plac sisco experience. â€" Some |amite stored in town v | and about fifty houses ei or burned was the resul of life was preyvented w bravery of some men : warned out women and they saw the bush fire . As it is some were injure of $25000 incurred. We have opened up Undertaking Rooms in Thog, Swallow‘s buildâ€" ing opposite t Middaugh House and are prepared to do business with any person requiring underâ€" taking. Satisfa¢tion guaranteed in Embalming, \ Our stock of funeral supplies has arrived ; also a full line of Catholic robes, etc, | Delicious ic& Cream and fresh fruits |ot all kinds at Mrs, Frend‘s, adjoining ]}the Central Ho â€" _ Try them, Pure bred Jersey bull calf for "Bale Pedigree complete, Apply to U F. PERL, Durham The Great West Life Insurance Comâ€" pany sells endowments and other polâ€" icies at a Iower rate than other comâ€" panies, Ask for our rates before you insure, W, F, Dunn, Agent, Darling‘s CreXim Witchazel removes roughness of theÂ¥%kin, Repuvcrion Saue , or Frovr.â€"Goâ€" ing out of business in urham, I must clear out my stock flour and offer at the following low rices per bbl, ; Royal Household and\ Five Roses, $4.90 ; Other highâ€"gr; Manitoba flours, $4.40 ; Choice ily flour, $4.25. Call sarly at the per Town bakery, For that u.)q MacFarlane‘s To bottle, Can You do Better Some specil snaps ifi Men‘s ordered Suits this week at Flarity‘s, the Tailâ€" or. 4 _ The leading Rela corns and other field seeds at Mac lane‘s, Pure Sepahator Oil and Sewing Machine Oil at arclay & Bell‘s, Our fruit Soline it what you need to remove that tired feekng. Daruincs. WAXNTED.â€"General servant. . Apâ€" ply to Mrs Fred Kelsey, Upper town, * Field corn " at â€" Parketr‘s Diug Store, Arthur H. Jackson, Issuer of Marriage Lacenses, Durham, 50c or both togelhe{-for 90 cte. Send theeyen dollar if {ou like: we will give you credit on the REVIEW for the 10 cts. Our friends will oblige by making this offer known, Agdren all orders to > The Review â€"« To new subscribers we will five the REVIEW to Dec. 81, for 50c, the Weekly Globe for CHAS RAMAGE, Printer axo PosuisuEer. Business Locals. and Embalming prevented was due to the some men whoran and me at the fountain." Darâ€" ler & Sm on the Busy Cor an explosion the other 1 town were exploded houses either wrecked the result, _ That loss $ $ z_ he place a San Franâ€" Some tons of dynâ€" town were exnloded ) and children as fire approaching, injured and a l iss Xeopis feeling take a bottle c Elixir, 50 cents a Durham, Ont . Warsox. etter ? vill give 31, Toos obe for r 90 cte. ou like: on the 8. Our making ress all BA