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S a A)eering Jfarvesters |nRolle®ToleZeln2ele®sle2ele"ale®a abe abelnte, leZelaCele®clete aPalsnele®eleCele®e aveleRelseole"oleve 6e 1 SOMETHING NEW IN WASHERS; The Periorated Drum, only in the Idea Raymond Sewing Machines. McClary Stoves for Agent for the Dilion Hinge Stay Fence. & Ladies‘=Hats and Caps ‘The most extensive millinery assortment is here is here for your pleasure. You wil! find we have the very newest designs in Trimmed Hats and Ready to Wears. No thought or fancy has been overlooked ; no worthy style has been neglected and no matter how extreme or modest your taste our show rooms will gratify it. We have the very newest weaves and latest shades in new Spring Dress Goods and Ladies‘ Suitings. It you call we will consider it a pleasure to show them. S F. MORLOCK The Millinery Quesâ€" Spring Hats Taylor &Co. Taylor & Co. Men‘s â€"Felt Hats In all the newest shapes and Shades. “_e.t-(v:&:(-:(-:(»:(-:(:a(-.aaassaaags Â¥ Opring Millinery } Stylish Spring Dress Goods. Gohn Glark. | We can give only a mere list of our goods, but in quality and ‘ads tability to the needs of South Grey we are not excelled: \Deering Harrows, Wilkinson Ploughs, fieney‘s Harâ€" Iness, Palmerston Buggies. Renowned articles, fair prices That hat problem will be easily solved if you visit our Milâ€" linery Show Rooms. YpzsB2233E, ;ACCCECECC We have our stock of hats in both Men‘s and Ladies opened and ready for your inspection. GCEEECEgERERRR®RIIRIqYQ. The best in their line as we bandle only the best. Also Wilhelm‘s Wringers, all made by W atson of Ayt Cash and One Price. ~ Ot@¢/Ind Giarm ]ffachinery. 1907 tion easily Solved A few doors South of the mMiddaugh House, If March came in mild it went out kind of cold and wild for Sunday was a bitter cold day and what would have formed a good winier day in January or February. Snow all gune, some were ‘ ploughâ€" ing during whe past week. Roads were desperatelv bad all last week more especially‘ back lines. Water was very highand our mill dam in this town was in danger for a day or two, some slight damages were aune but if nouthing more will occur it will all be safe. The bridge on the town line north of town here made a clean sweep one night last week and may have landed in Durham by this time, forâ€" tunately that no accidents happened as people were crossing it with rigs till the evening before it went. We are pleased tosee Mr Dugald McCormick able to be around again after a severe attack of sitkness for the last few woeks. i Miss Maggie McDonald, teacher at Calderwood is spending her Easter holidays at home at present, also Miss McCosh, teacher of ‘Top Cliff school is under the parental roof at present in the city of Owen Sound under the training of her mother for one week, when she will again have to resume ber duties at the Cliff. Mrs Don Grabam is taking Easter holidays visiting friends in Toronto and other points before returning, Mrs Rose and two daughters of Bruce are at present visiting Mrs Ross‘ mother, l\Frs Mcintyre. The oc casion of their yisit was attending the marriage of Mrs Boss‘s sister, as will be seen elsewhere in this issue of the Review. The two Arch MceDonald‘s, cousins, left last week for the West where they intend to remain for some time before returning. Mr Malcolm MclInnes of the Darham road, Glenelg has become a resident of our town. Work on the railroad will be comâ€" menced again this week , head foreâ€" man Marchie is naking the necessary preparations for a good start in a tew days. Mr Murchie is a gentleâ€" man who knows his business to perâ€" fection. Consequently the work will he progressing taithfully under his supervision. A large gang of men are at work at present under the supervision of Mr Alex McLean who is moving Mrs Butter‘s large stables across the street behind the hotel. The work is pro gressing kind of slow but as Mr Meâ€" Lean is quite an expert at the work there istoo danger of ocing a failure,. ‘The building stands now right lengthâ€" wise across the street bat a few days more will bring it all right to its place. Alarge quantity of ties are piled up at the mills here, now ready to take away. Mr Donald McDonald of Cheyenne, Rocky Mountains, writes to his cousâ€" in, Mr Donald McDonald, teacher, stating amongst other things that he sold 456 hborses since last fall tor which he received _ a cheque for $18000, and 8 car louads of steers which netted him nearly ten thousand more. ‘Mr MeDonald is a brother to mr Robt mcDonald formerly of the Duarbham road, Glenelg. 30 years ago he went to the Rockies as a sheep herder with but a few dollars in his pocket. after getiing there, now he is worth in tke neighborhood of $100,â€" M1i John McArthur, Jr student, Toronto, is spending his holidays at the old bume of his father Mrâ€" John McArtbur, merchant of this town. ‘The new school act put a number of sections to some inconveniente to incouvenience. As in a greatnumber their was no provision made for payâ€" ing quarterly of course this act was in force all along but wasn‘t made so compulsory to be enforced as it is nOW! BEatox.â€"Oun Tuesday »march the I2th 1907,. at his son‘s residence ar Donald Beaton, Hami{ilton, North Daâ€" kota, John Beaton a former resident of the township of Bentinck near Doroceh where he moved with his family in the year 1847, aud fifty years ago he moved to the Township of Esquesing and trom thence to his sons in Dakota where be chiefly made his home for the last 22 years and where ne ended his days. Mr William Smellie Jr,, who was operated on some two weeks ago by Drs Hutton and mclaurin for some inward trouble, is getting on as well as could be expected. Eggs went down largely las: Sunâ€" day, as the hens very thoughtfully laid an overdose last week. Diedâ€"On the 8th march 1907, the infant son of Mr and xrs James Black, Oak Riyer, Manitoba, at the age of four days and ten days. »xrs Black was once mMary A. McLean, south Glenelg. Our ministers preached Easter serâ€" mons last Sanday in the different s«hurches in this place. This week we give an obituary of the chiid of a few nonths old and of the old man of nearly 100 years. To come within two years ot reaching the century mark with general health and mental powers unimpaired and to be taken off after an illness of only four days is an instance of yigor and longevity seldom found in these days of rapid living. xir Beaton who died recently at the home of his son Donald as statâ€" ed aboye, was born in Argyleshire, Priceville TORONTO A LONG LIFE PORECR C son Neil died a couple of years ago and another son Hectordied 30 years ago. His grandchildren numtbered 30 the great grandchildren 24 and there is one great greatâ€"grandchild. Deâ€" ceased was the Iast member of a famâ€" ily of seven whose ages aggregate 641 years on an nverage of 9L ySars 6 mos. Mr Beaton was gererully known in olden times by his fellow men as ‘l&an Piobara, ‘ or ‘‘John the Piper,"‘‘ as he was an excellent piper in the days of old. In religion Mr Beaton was a good old Presbyterian who strictly abhered to the rules of his church and religion. Do you like the Keview ? â€" We take it for granted that you do as you stick to it so loyally. â€" Then tell about it to your friends and they may cometo like it too, It isa very simple matter, Just send on the name and we will do the rest. Scotland in the year 1809, was at the time of his death 98 years. The family came to Canada in the year 1809 and settled in the township of Vaughan in a year or so he married Jane McDonald, the youngest of 8 sisâ€" ters, who predeceased him just 40 years ago. She was a sister of the late Arch mcDonald Dur. Road, Gleâ€" nelg, consequently xr Beaton was an uncle to the meDonald families Darâ€" ham road Glenelg and at Top Cliff. Mr Beaton leaves four sons, Wm, Donald, John and James all in North Dakota and one daughter Mrs W. J. Alberston, Oakyille, Ont., and one T. Hopkinson of ‘New Ontario, son g:fi OuF l}:v‘r“ F'mfa"f.{a"s‘.':."a%n’;":.;f"“‘“ of James Ho‘i)kinson was here visitâ€" (ifetiienteemnivetinn tss ing his grandfather, Wm McLeod. Flanellette blankets large 11â€"11 size in white or grey, $1 20 a pr. non ce n e ein® tb m ammcmmmmens ; Floor Oilcloth 1fyd 134 &2yd.']a.’ann No von like the Kkeview 2 We take | Bmyrma Rugs 30 x 60,$3 each; Onr sick gople here, Wm Burnett and James Dyce are better and able to go around. We saw large bills out for a big time in the Hopeville charch on Sunâ€" day last, Several young men from Hamilton were to come to sing, a big time was expected, but it was not what was expected. Mr Geo Mcâ€" Leach did not stay but went to ‘Toâ€" ronto, bad roads and bad weather may account for a good deal. James Fullerton otf Dundalk has moved into our village and has movâ€" into Ham Allan‘s here. He is going to be mail carrier between here and Duandalk. Mr Andrew Durn a former resident here and now of Kepple, was here visiting friends. _ Mr Warden Shand has moved aâ€" way into Luther townsbip. â€" / 2e PRds y can 10 oo o "‘nfi l wBl s o gmctn, & â€" o & .‘I"‘:;" " FF D ‘ 'vl' .’ b .’*l‘ ‘.*‘ oi a ce ~S y s l T n se F : $Â¥ 1", I.“" " Eeranmio e in BB | 4 f‘/ f ";’\\}\ d AU i E3 rooms be decorated 4 in absolute good taste with € Alpinaran sif e neintils harmonize with any furnishingsâ€" is like more sunshine into your homoâ€"m' your rooms more artisâ€" tic, more durable, more sanitary and a more cheerful place to live in. _ Let us show you how easy it is to apmly, and how cwuong it is. Ask us for card. To estimate the covering capacity of the Canada PAINT COMPANY‘S PAINTSâ€"Why one gallon of this paint will cover 375 sq ftâ€"two coats to the gallon. _ ‘This Paint is composed only of lead, zinc, linseed oil, and turpentine dyer which are the best knexn ingredients for paints. It is guaranteed abâ€" solutely pure and sold subject to chemical analysis, and in point of covering capacity and durability is passed by any painting material made. Al b * We have got in a large stock of abastine this permanent wall coatingâ€" all the finest shades for ceilings, walls, and in terior work of any kind. _ We may say the publicâ€" demand is for a pure sanitary walil coating that will not rot off and is ready for use with cold water We wish to impress upon your minds that we have . everything that is required in the painting business : varnish stains, Wagon Paints, House Paiunts, Foor Paints, Buggy Paints, Enamel Paint Aluminum Paints, White Leod, Oils of all kinds, with one price only and that the right one. A. 8. HUNTER. Jow that the painting season is near at hand it will pay you to call in and see us and let us explair to you how we can iave you money on Painting your house. 15 ied PRICE 7'7 %9/ 3‘,{, n-“ ; E e ovy f es J /2 Fsfrs) sToRrE CANADA PAINT Hopeville. cane c e e % "”i"i&’ es ”%f ePR See our Paint Window THE DURHAM REVIEW "Cuft ix) t d ‘l';;‘.: M 4/ m W J TAWRENCR 2 yds long, 26in wide. 2y,dyd| long 30 in wide, 3 yds long _ 30 in wide 314 yds long 36 in wide. 314 yds long 50 in wide, 334 yds long 51 sn wide. THE BIG Table Linen 54 in wide t 68 in wide Bleached Tabie Linen, 54 in wide Ladies‘ black Sateen Undersktrts .00 "_ white Lawn Underskirts 7&% 31 :f.: Agent for the Patent Fire Escape and Folding Ladder: No house or public building of more than one storey should be without it. Price most reasonable. I have purchased the HOUSE Horse Shoeing a Specialty Come in and see it and give it a chance. Fires set while you wait. Opposite the Registry Office. s Black and mixed at Salada Ceylon Teaâ€" se ind ie Pute Canadian Honey in 25¢ jars. . J. LA WRENCE . _H. BEAN LACE CURTAINS COLD BLACKSMITH it o Tabp BB a+ . Aligats o FIRE SETTER Our establishment has always been known to sell the best of everyâ€" thing in the Hardware Line and most paiut users are aware that there is no paint manufactuted to equal the SHERWINâ€"WIL LIAMS for all purpâ€" oses. If you want to paint your barn use the best Commonwealith Barn Red. If you want to paint your buggy, use the best Sherwin Williams Buggy Paint, If you want to paint your wagon use the best Sherwin Williams Wagon Paint. _ If you want to tone up the interior woodwork of your house, use the best, S W T, Premo Hard Oil Finish. If you want to tone np your furniture use the best $ W T Marâ€"Not. If you want to make your Linoleum look as good as new use the best 8. W. T. Durable Linolâ€" eum Finish. Every person their own Painter by using Sherwin Williams Paints, HARDWARE! Parker‘s Drug Store The Plowing season is now on and we have a great many articles very useful for such work, such as : Horse Clippers, Plow Lines, Trace Chains, Sweat Pads, Plow Bolts, Plow Harness, and Gall Cure. oo ofe ofoofe ofe efaoke oo ds ole oge aP> ag g Buying here 4# Means # Buying Right. Government Tested and ,Insppc_t_ed _Séeds All seeds sold by us are thorâ€" oughly tested and inspected before coming to our hands, in the Root and Garden Seeds as well as the CLOVERS and TIMOTHY. All seeds handled by us are from the three largest seed firms in Canada ; STEELE BRIGGS & CO, Toronto WM RENNIE & CO, Toronto D M FERRY & CO., Windsor His furnishings for him self, he is fortunate if he comes here to make his seâ€" lections. WHEN A YOUNG MAN Begins to Select Seeds W. Black 3393%CCE all Kinds. Sold at the whole h at one The Masseyâ€"Harris Co, We are sole Agents in Dusham tor the above well known Implementsâ€" Binders, Mowers, Drills‘ Harrows Dise Cultivators, Manure Spresders Hay Rakes, Hay Loaders, Hay Ted ders, Masseyâ€"Harris Cream Separator Proven Steel Tracks, Singer Sewing Machines. Walkerton Marble Works. The Bell Organ & Piaro Co.. Churns and Washing Machines, srantford, Brockville,Grey Carriages Borax Pearline _ Gillet‘s Lye 1 Laur.dry Soap Monkey Brand Soap â€"to removye stains. rust, dirt, tarnish from iron stee!, tin, nickel, etc. We bave everything for cleaning, scouring, scrubbing, polishing. BmmCs For s‘ov‘ fl‘w. Farâ€" niture, Whitewash, and Shoe Brushes. LINOLEUMS, OILCLOTHSâ€"For floors, tables, and sheives. Lace and Muslin curtains, and a!l gm for renovating purpâ€" Has his temger sorely tried during the inevitable contusion of Spring House Cleaning : to tacilitate the work and shorten the period of Domestic disturbance we have in abunda‘nce al! the essentials such as Liquid and Powdered Ammonia. THE MOST SAINTLY McQueen & Morice MQCFarlane & CO. Druggists & Booksellers. Cali and see us before buying elsewhere. Just west of the Middaugh House. Any Women Can io Ehem. Varnish Stains that transâ€" form pine into oak, walnut cherry, â€" Mahogany, etc., with one application. Varnishes to brighten up furniture that has become marred or dingy, FEnamelsâ€"special ones for every different kind of work Floor Paints, Porch Paints, Furniture Polishes, Gold Enamels, Bronzes, etc., etc Mixed Paints in small cans We Are LoOk out for Locals to paint the woodwork, flower stands, flower Pots Chairs, Stands, Window ‘Those little jobs of painting around the homeâ€"with the reaâ€" dyâ€"toâ€"use paints we have here for you. All of these are ready fer immediate use and will insure a sa+*â€" isfactory job. Cost to low io be worch consideration. DRINK DAVIBS‘ TEA, Eggs and Butter wanted. now ready to do busâ€" iness with you We meet to our mutual advantage. Our stock is new and atâ€" tractive and our pricâ€" es are low. _ Come and judge for yourâ€" selves. _ We are alâ€" ways pleased to show goods whether you buy or not. If you donot buy now you will aga in. at Grant‘s We‘re also Agents for RTHUR HUSBAND . 1907 q be 1 o pril 4th. e f JMPER WE DA per 1 the 1 Reme The k\ r W ad wb ()