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W :'% Family Paint Ir one ha {] very useful articleffor small ix} _ odd jobs when a large can w * F NOxt casiiy appiied anc E-Q makes of(f frames S Varnish Stain -i Imperial Gold Ename!] esifennenainssnnsnmnnensny â€" x * ‘11 > 54 5 Sherwm-WlHlams 5 A 15 i PALRYN TS3 2 Raymond Sewing sOMETHING NEW In WASHERS:_’ Also Wilhelm‘s Wringers Ajeering Ifarvesters Paint and Wallpaper G@illloll JUT@IM For doors, windows scotting in any color or shade can be us er other paint, or better still aver & IXF easily aflflied and leaves a makes old frames new, remember it for at leas; a Sherwin Williams Bnd a bought, Give it a trial and ephone for color cards of va: Gohn Glark. !® We have almost any kind of a suit you want in fine tweed and fine English worsteds of the very newest patterns which are well tailored in the very latest cut at prices all the way from $7.50 to $15. "COVER THE This is a department that we have always paid special attention to, but our Stock this Spring is by far the widest range we have ever shown in boys two and three piece suits and childrens fancy Nortolk and Buster Brown styles, Men‘s and youths‘ Tweed and Worsted Pants aud boys‘ knee pants in great varicties. If you will inspect FASHION., MA iWe 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, Heney‘s Harâ€" ness, Palmerston Buggies. Renowned articles. fair nrices PROGRESS _ BRAND CLOTHING Boy‘s and Children‘s Suits ._F. MORLOCK ship and price of our clothing you will & it is almost impossible tor us to improj them. Wa never had such a large : sortment of Men‘s and Boy‘s and Children‘s Suits as we have this Spring. )w is the best advice and be the best which is 5 K. en s The best in their line as ring Machines. McClary Stoves Agent for the Dillon Hinge Stay Fo . stove pipe a glossyflffinish FOR MEN AND BOYS Agents for @ {{Ind Gicrm J athinery. , MATERIAL, Linings and workmanâ€" Progress Brand Clothina C 4 mouth. "~ We cary nd and none better can be l and see, ask, write or telâ€" of various lines. 4vors, windows, and wainâ€" shade can be used alone ovâ€" still over §. W. P. ground. e half pint and pint tins a mall pieces of furniture or an wotild be too much. oung Men‘s Suits. ; The Perforate(LDrum. only , all made by Watson of A'yr. we bandle only the o EARTH" Is the password of this issue and everybody will stock and note the STYLE clothing you will see that varnish Has no eqâ€" and has no odor when For Picture rames very glossy ®ffectâ€" A few doors South of the Middaugh House TORONTO sure to secure to improve on ence. , fair prices best in t he Ide ) community as large fe E: 200E CC AV PEurd ago he moved to Priceville wherg he made his home till last winter, he moved with his sonâ€"inâ€"law Mr Roger McEachern on the old farm. His wife predeceased him over two years ago, consequently the old gentleman was living alone. till ha moved with his daughter and family as stated. In religion Mr McKinnon was a Presbyterian and was a faithful at. tendant long years ago in conducting prayerâ€"meeting with others in the locality he resided in. He was zealâ€" ous in upholding his native lanounes. The Jubilee of the Presbyterian church in this town is expected to take place on the last Sunday in June and the 1st Sunday in July, and an entertainment on the following Monâ€" day evening after the July service. Rev Buchanan of Dundalk to preach on June 23rd and Revy Alex McGillivâ€" ray of Toronto on the 1st Sunday in July. Rev Finlay Matheson of Chatsâ€" worth will be at this entertainment along with others expected. ___DIEDâ€"On the morning of 18 May, Mr Hector McKinnon, native of the Isle of Tyres, Argyleshire, Seotland, at the age of 81 years. _ Mr McKinâ€" non was one of the old pionsers of the 8 Line, Glenelg coming there and settling on Lot 50, con. 2, S. D. RA, in the year 1851.h About 15 years mm ho unsX ie uit 4i . Bornâ€"To Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Mcâ€" Leod, Top Cliffo, on Thursday evenâ€" ing, 16th May, a daughter. _ Mother and daughter are doing well, Mr Chas MeDonald of Bruce, paid a short visit to this part lately on a business trip. Mr Reid, Insuranco agent for Grey and Bruce Co. made a call last week, He can go on his bicycle yet as liyely as a 21 year old boy. This week we have a birth and two deaths to report. Mrs. McTannel of Durham, spent sometime at Wm Mceleod‘s Jr., S. Line last week and part of this. ’ Mr Jobhn MceArthur Jr., is spending a whils at bome in Priceville and is glad to be relieved from College life for a while to enjoy the bracing air of Priceville hills for a few months beâ€" fore going back again. Miss Meadie Hineks who spent some time in Toronto is enjoying herâ€" self at home in this town where she intends to remain all summer. The Rev. Mr. Matheson attendea meeting of Synod held in Toronto lase week. Two butchers in town so there will be no scarcity of meat all summer. Lots of flour to be kad at good reasâ€" onable prices, although inelined to be up in prices; however no reason of growling while 1t is under $5 a barrel. We remember the time when it was $12 a barrel and hard to find at that and the quality inferior to what is is now. Snowing this Monday, 20th Mayâ€" cold, wearing mitts and caps plough. ingâ€"Greenland‘s isy mountains sure. Our town is doing good business as all our business men are stmving to be upâ€"toâ€"date by keeping everything wanted on hand. Our hotels are doing fairly well: they have now passed over a year under local option and they seem to be as healthy and as good looking now as 18 months ago. Our sawmill is doing good bv;siness and the big piles of logs are getting thinned out pretty well. Railroading is the order of the time in Priceville ; the work is progressing fine. Colin Mclean‘s hill under the management of foreman Burtly is getâ€" ting lower but will take some time yet before it will come to a grade. The steam shovel is doing big work turnâ€" ing out as many as 250 carloads some days and everybody is on the move. Head foreman Murchie attends to his duties faithfully, consequently the work is progressing satisfactorily. This week we will try and giye some of the happenings of the past couple of weeks, as we haven‘t conâ€" tributed anything during that time. Beeding in general is atout done and some are planting their potatoes. Alshough the weather has been cold and frosty all spring there seems to be a growth as seed sown some three weeks ago has a greenish appearance alteady. _ Low lands kept very wet and hard to get on it until last week ; however as in olden times she seeding will be done on or before the 24th May which was considered good time to finish. ig alter the July service. nan of Dundalk to preach rd and Rev Alex McGillivâ€" nto on the 1st Sunday in Finlay Matheson of Chatsâ€" _ â€"~ °0 verween now, °e passing away Zbut all be ever green to ) left behind, when the hardships that Priceville â€"_ He was laid to THE DURHAM REVIEW cupied by Mr Legette ABwla‘sq ) _ __3 _ . "0, +ZF0I0OrC the Jas Miss Jessie Coutts is home from cougle of weeks before leaving for Pt Arthar. Toronto after an absence of several Mr C Ramage and daughter Agnes m%?its';s'Mary Vickers is at present from Du(;barn a:u;nded Amos Church Prat last Sunday morn ng. visiting at the parental home, after spendifig the pst few months w.th| Weare P'eg”d W“& Mr Thos Garâ€" her sister Mrs E:)bl Smith in town. son able to be aroun lRll:I :’lt.er Mr John R. Legette and family|being laid up with an an** RDAAEEE «P ies Shrr ie «i : uis A Ap o 7 _ J 4<HSIC8, DIt his large cirele| We noticed last Monday and Tuesâ€" of friengs will be pleased to see his|day morning a heavy ice on the waâ€" ambition to rise, rewarded. ter which remained till near the day. Seeding is well over in this d:striet, | Hope it gets a little warmer for the 24, a good seed bed having been secured | Mrs Dave Mcintyre from Balsam though growth is still slow. Valley and Mrs Dixon, Mt Forest, cos attended church at Amos last Sunday * morning. _ Mrs. McIntyre has been Vickers visiting friends in Dromore the Jast Miss Jessie Coutts is home from 30"‘{:': of weeks before leaving for Pt. rthar. gml;‘t: after an absence of several Mr C Rumage and daughter Agnes , Miss Mary Vickers is at present from‘Dnrbarn attended Amos Church visiting at the parental home, after| !a§t Sunday morning. pending the past few months with| We ate pleased to see Mr Thos Garâ€" er sister Mrs E:)bl Smith in town. _ |son able to be around again alter Mr _ John R. Legette and family| being laid up with an attack of La noved the bousehold effects, etc., to| Grippe. Mr Pete Hay was laid up )nrbagn last week, where he intends| IASt Week with a anwau.. * Rev Mr Roach will preach only once more here before h.s change. He has been tour years in this apâ€" pointment and has made many friends who will wish him success wherever he gocs. Mr John Laughton has given up his position with Mr Findlay and gone to Port Arthur. John was a gopular young man and a clever usiness man. He will be missed round the neighborhood for his many genial qualities, but his large circle of t‘riengs will be pleased to see his ambition to rise, rewarded. FOR SALE BY N.,G. & J. Mâ€"KECHNIE The many friends of Mr T. B. Seott will be pleased to learn that he was the recipient of a handsome, 20â€"year guaranteed gold watch from the J. C. Winston Co., publishers, Toronto, asa present for having secured the largest list of subscribers in Ontario, for their many fine books which he handles fo: the firm. He is to be congratulated. | Mr Wm J. Jones visited his grandâ€" father and other friends round here over the week ond and attended Ebâ€" enezer services on Sunday. Mr McDonald, is engineering in this town, running the steam shovel cars since work began early in the spring. And still another sad message came to Alex MeDonald, Enigneer, from the States, somewhere, of the death of his son there. The grief stricken father left immediately on roceiying the news. The sad news came by telegraph of the death of Mr Hugh Melnnes of Calgary a few days ago, brother to Mrs Duncan MceDonald, Durham road, Glenelg. Death must have come suddenly as only a few days ago Mra McDonald received a letter from her brother Jolhin Mclones from Calgary, whan all was well. Mr Mc lunes moved to Calgary 27 years ago, where he accumulated large property. He never was married. As we huave no particulars of his death we will defer till we get some more informaâ€" tion at saying more this time. rest beside his wife graveyard. The Rey conducted the funeral the bouse and grave. Goonp Barcame T is Werex Ba Steel Rakes 14 to Manure Forks, 4 pron: Manare Fork hnngles ; Round Mouth Shovels Heavy Steel Spades Wagon Whippletrees Irons for Whippletrees â€" _ _ + 220 7"~~ _ CHOIUCG, and see our New, New Store. Malleable Rakos 12 narpaa,, 3.\ ; _ _0‘ 274 vaturday q to every person baying twentyâ€"five cents of :eeds of your own choitce. ° Take ad« be On F Thnrldam We don‘t keep Martin Senor Paint North Egremont. Ag »nts For Blue Bl-bbon Binder Twine ACAARLOAD oF FENCE WIRE A. S HUNTER . Friday, and Saturday of this week baying twenty week we will give free ow! ""p hebbyâ€"fve cents worth of goods two packages reEe For 3 Days 14 tooth 60 sronz 65c lles 15¢, 20¢, 25¢ 12â€"tooth 14 tooth in Priceville Mr Matheson obsequies at family | bein ete., to | Grip intends | last y. Mr , Tt tm ocâ€" | seed gree . 8. HUNTER neP Anindrat inssc ie /ss 3B 3 son able to be around again being laid up with an attack Grippe. Mr Pete Hay was ] last week with a severe cold. The farmers have all got seed in, but we don‘t see green blades appearing yet, e |faged at t , | work, but v e J injury was ) _ Prayerâ€"m day night a . | Reay‘s, nort ‘} Mrand M |at Mr and M day last and | Mrs Wmm one day last son in Norm: _ Misses Mar _ Misses Mary and Essie Swanston, Fairbairn, attended church at Amos last Sunday morning. Will Lamount and wi}! Hanter visâ€" ited at the home of Mr James Eccles last Sunday night. b5¢ TOc 12¢ Pruyer-meetlng wa§ held on Sunâ€" day night atthe hume of Mr John Reay‘s, north line. Mr and Mrs Henry McCaslin visited at Mr and Mrs David Done lly‘s, Sunâ€" day last and attended church here. Mrs Wmm McCulloch, Sr,, sgent one day last week visiting Mrs Robinâ€" son in Normanby. 25¢ Mr Elijah Armstrong visited at Mr John Coutts lately. Mr Grat Wise got hurs while enâ€" gaged at the Railwag constraction work, bat we are glad to learn his injury was not serious. Miss Sara Park came home Toronto last week,. where she spent the past few months, Lo e P EeC y Floor Oileloth 1 ya 134 & 2 yds wide, 2meeq yd Smyrma Rugs 30 x 60, 83 each: Flanellette blankets large Ladies‘ black Sateen Undersktrts _ $1.00 each "_ white Lawn Underskirts _ 75¢ to 81 Sach Table Linen 54 in wide Tt 68 in wide Bleached Table Linen, 54 2 yds long, 26 in wide. 2};0)'05 long 80 in wide 8 yds long _ 30 in wide 314 yds long 36 in wide, 8% yds long 50 in wlde, 3% yds long 54 sn wide. Salada Ceylon Teaâ€"Black and mixed at 25¢ 30c & 40¢ a 1b. Pute Canadian Honey in 25¢ jars. THE B/G See our Ladies fancy colfars at 25¢ â€"by Bee our new Prints ana Dress Ginghams No 11 A and A black wire No 12 plain Galv. wire 8 1bs Wire Nails 12 in 250 Spring Seeds, 7 pkgs 25¢ Three Tins Axe grease 20¢ Double Trees 60c Strong fence plyers 30, 35, 40 Hard Horse Clippers $1.25, $g1.50 Buggy Whips l&? 25¢, 326. 50c, 75 Step Ladders 6 ft 85e Varnish Brushes 8, 10, 15, 18, 28¢ Flat Paint Brushes 25, ‘30, 35 40c. *~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"+¢4â€".... , DURHAM LACE CURTAINS Dromore. or grey, $1 20 a pr â€"We sell it, . BEAN , 54 in wide 11â€"J1 size in w te HE Calder‘s Block * iw*m""“&g home from SELLS .. â€"25Ca pr. ....00ca pr ... 70¢ & pr. >+>, 90c a pr, »$1.00 a pr. «. $1.40 & pr, 25c a yd 50c a yd. CHEAP 35¢ a yd has * Shirts : & Men‘s Furnishings the e oberle olie ob oe ce B oge sgeogest Brinz in your eggs and we will give you the highest price going, guuiC stripes and figures 12. Some with aftached cuffs & "Tox T P hi § Vests : s You are in vited to inspect our seeds, when we think we can satisfy your desire. *" liams paint is the best manufacâ€" tured for all purposes. _ We also sell gan:da ‘Pai:)t Co. and Ramsay‘s ‘ma Aes MLQ. _ We# us Ready Mixed Paints. Do not forget that the Sberwin Wilâ€" Hinhine ain ied tw ol e ds s We sell the strongest Wire Fence on the market, and have an asâ€" sortment of Navy, Twisted, Barbed and black oiled wire. We have in stock a yariety of lawn mowers and can mp}aly you with almost any kind manutactured. Also Grass catchers, Hedge Shears, Grass Shears, Rubber Hose, and Garâ€" don Trowels. k We b.ve some Of a]e & most artistically selected # line of Wubingtonm fed you ever saw, at $2,25, &# Hats : HARDWARE A sPecial lot . on‘s best styl white strimes . e can supply you with any kind of a brush you desire. ow is the time to get your lawn in good shape for the seasor. wur hats our especially suitable for spring wear, They are the new deliâ€" cate shades of Fawn and Brown. Our hats our suitable fol‘ ar .STEEL BRIG ‘"Saw L og "RENNIES" "Mammoth Red" Ma "Giant Sugar" Mangel "FERRYS" "Yellow Leviathan" M "Field SEED CORN NOW IN AT arker‘s Drug Store The Denton label in g a hat is a guarantee of o satisfaction, Olrs "o has it at ¢9 95 "Garden BULK & PACKAGE The Kind that grow 339CE . Black vrnisher [ot_of the seas» awn and gg. t“h‘:t in l.nnonneil;i "'B t‘;e-?altlllnh we are red to buy WOOL 'smm Boos Taky NQCâ€" LOW, DRIRD APPLES, | or an, sOther article of trade that has a :;::;m“. @ekcept grain and we are ready, _ "~"18S or yarn seller right for both buyer and 98 your WOOL in June 1 us tha, )1 * D%eq no longer tell us that they bad to o soms hi else with their wool. . We have tacilities for bandling it, and s Y m“ 80 we take pleas !N in Aninmnnimat.. 10 TECC â€"McARTHUR Molk im the Woor Business Proven Steel Tracks, Singer Sewing Machines. Walkerton Marble Works, The Bell Organ & Piano Co., Churns and Washing Machines, srantford, Brockville,Grey Carriages ‘ We are sole Agents in Dusham tor the above well known Implementsâ€" Binders, Mowers, Dri}}s® Harrows Dise Cultivators, Manure Spreaders Hay Rakes, Hay Loaders, Hay Ted ders, Masseyâ€"Harris Cream Beparator The Masseyâ€"Harrig (o And this Wbat‘;e-h;;é ;u\:vn practising for the last three l'.‘"l. but this season we inâ€" tend to McQueen & Morice LOOk out for Locals A blg cut in Wall papers We Are MacFarlane & Co at Grant‘s & y 77 _ cachange ':‘PLAN?E‘[‘E 5r F shades is the finest in the district. "ry us for Ready Mixed â€"Paints, Alabastine, anâ€" other houserleaning neâ€" cessities. 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 nuot. T( you do not buy nogw you will again, An extra large selectinn, also extra large reduction in price. We give you two packets for the usua‘ price of one. Druuiotq E& Booksel1 ers ur selection of window Garden Seeds you Wak" IS A GOOD Motto We‘re also Agents for e fine Wallpaper uitable for bedâ€" exchange your ms-onlly C per roll. to the farmors MAY 23, 1907 1 ie Rem er t An Â¥alb ld\'\ wl Le B wWil