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‘ Wool Wanted Remember the placeâ€"â€" G. Lawrence‘s old Stand en Anvenpagriue en o RRRirrrR iR c t s Why Not Consul t Custom Call and ask to see a If our goods and prices do a‘t suit won‘t urge you to buy who t wou d Our aim has always been t , keep gc selves to the buyer. Trunks, Suit Cases, Tele scopes, V some Hosiery at interesti mur nria2c By calling and examining our ing your next pair of Boots, $ We are again aftter the .wool and are thorâ€" oughly prepared for the situation with a full rauge offyarns and wnollens at prices that will astonish you. _ In Readyâ€"Made Clothing we can supply your need a nd guarantee satisfaction, We will pay Highes‘t Price, Cash or Trade. If you look at the label of a Readyâ€"toâ€"wear Skirt and find it is a MILIDA BRAND, you can be assured that it is both a fitter and a wearer. _ We have a vesy large stock of this Brand of Skirts and invite your inspection. We are showing a very large range of Gingâ€" hams, Muslins, Chambras, Vestings and Duck Suitings. Just what you want for this hot weather. To clear the balance of our stock of Summer Millinery and do it quickly, we have reduced all our stylish Trimm=d and Untrimmed Millinery to Half Price. . _F. MORLOCK Stylish Millinery work and re; »iring as usual at reasonable prices The . Down Town Shoe Store | Ginghams and Muslins at Half Pri | Milida Skirts CASH AND ON‘E PRICE scopes, Valises, Club Bags, in jetockâ€"also ur goods and getting our prices before buyâ€" » S hoes and Slippers. ) asce anything you want. & you don‘s want. E1 » keep goods at prices that recommend them YOUR OWN INTERESTS your taste or purse don‘t fearâ€"â€" we J. S. Mcllraith T1CE Our township Council had a meetâ€" ing last Saturday at the Queon‘s Hotel, Dundalk. There looked to be a little storm brewing between the Council and Officials, but no, Mcâ€" Ardie carried out the Council mesetâ€" ing nicely without a hitch. The cireumstance was as far as we hear, that at the previous meeting a motion to adjourn was made, to meet in the Quezn‘s Hotel, July 6th, at 10 a. m., but as time drew near reports said that it was put back by Lauchlin, the Clerk, to Monday the 8th and that in the minutes of the meeting Qrinted in the Dundalk Herald, the Council adjournment was to meet on the 6th but it was arrangea to have it on the 8th. But our Reeve, Mr Mcâ€" Ardle, not being a subscriber to the Herald knew nothing of this bogus arrangement made by the Clerk and some other that was new in the busiâ€" ness. The day previous to the meetâ€" ing Mr McArdle heard of this piece of work and told two of the Council within reach, that he would carry 0 it the decision of the Council whin in session to meet Saturday, and that he wus eng aged to meet the Reove of Egremost on County businees at a bridge near Cedarville. The Rev. Mr Little, of Holstein, greached here on Sunday the 7th aving exchanged with Rev. Mr Macinnes for the day. We underâ€" stand that after Mr Macinunes preachâ€" ing in Holstein he went to Fairbairn Shurch, then to Dundalk and preachâ€" ed both ghcu to some of the Orsnge Lodges, by appointment. Road work is the order of the day here now. A Picnic in the near fnture lg; the °E;Elln Church for the Sanday School dren is being arranged for. Mr David Allen and son Chas of ‘Hopeville, took in the Dominion Day sports in town and visited his mother on the Avenue. Rev Mr Kendall leit on Monday for the Southern States, where he inâ€" tends spending his holidays. Since writing you Mr Editor, we had a heavy frost and in some of our low land the crop is badly killed out. Some farmers are plowing up the land and putting in rape to make fall feed. _ Reeve McArdfi: said that if some of County Councillors had seen Proton after that frost, they would change their minds about the assessâ€" ment of this township. Mr Brown and Mrs Hyland of Torâ€" onto, are cheering nLthe old folks at home for a few weeks Mr anc Mrs Walter Hastie are visâ€" iting Dandalk friends this week. Mr McLean is very busy these days getiing his regalis ready for the twelvth of Ireland. Quite a number from here attended the C. E. convention in Mt Forest last week and report a good meeting. Miss Ella Renton, accompanied by ber cousin Mr Moodie are vyisiting Priceville friends this week and atâ€" tended the Presbyterian Church anâ€" niversary service on Sunday evening and tea meeting on Monday. Mr Jno A. Black, of Chesley, visitâ€" ed his uncle‘s, the McFaydens, ou the Avenue last week. The Ladies Auxiliary of Amos Church are quilting two quilts and packing the bale for the north west this week. Mr Wm Wilson hbas started to build his fine new residence. Willie beâ€" lieves in looking to his own comifort Mrs Lester has returned from Torâ€" onto, where she has been yisiting her daughter. Mr Jos Firth is away masoning at (Glenmount at present. The Edge Hill Sabbath School picâ€" nic took place last Saiurday. Mr Jack Wilkinson raised his mamâ€" moth barn on Monday. Jack is a hustler. $ Mr Robt Moodie of Buffalo is spendâ€" i{)g his holidays with the Renton famâ€" ily. Mr Gordon Findlay took in the exâ€" cursion to Niagara Falls last week. Mrs J. Rocks and children of ‘Torâ€" onto are visiting her father Mr J. Nelson and other friends around this vicinity. Mr Chas. Hay returned home from Toronto, where he has been working for some time. Rey Mr Farquharson held a prayer meeting in the Grange and was greetâ€" ed with a full house as usual. Mrand Mrs Robt Webber, of Benâ€" tinck, visited at Mr Wm McFarlane‘s lately. Mr and Mrs Geo. Staples are home from Cranbrook, B. C. while on sheir wedding tour. We wish them a happy life and much prosperity. A hansom load of Flett‘s and Gregg‘s "from Mt. Forest visited at the home of J. M. Findlay on Monday last. Mrs J. H. Tucker of Carleton Flace who has been visiting her husband‘s relatives here and in Proton returned home lately accompanied by her sigâ€" terâ€"inâ€"law, Mrs F. Rennie and children MrChas Moffat is visiting his son Themas in Owen Sound at present. Dromore. Hopeville. Edge Hill. *4 <@ + THE DURHAM REVIEW ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO McMillanâ€"Blackâ€"That the Clerk be instructed to put up notices for the closing of certain streets in the village of Priceville. Carried. Huntâ€"McMillanâ€"That the Walkâ€" erton and Lucknow Co‘s roadway and the Belil Telephone Company‘s wires be made into one statute labor divisâ€" ion and numbered 86 and that the Cietk prepare a by law for that purpâ€" ose, Carried Weirâ€"Huntâ€"That Alex, Campbell be paid $3 for 30 rods of gravel in 1906. Carried Huntâ€"Weirâ€"That the Reeve and John A McMillan be a committee to inspect road at Int 30 con 1 S. D. R. with rower to make arrangements with all parties concerning the crossâ€" ings at that place and report at next meeting of council. Carried, Huntâ€"Blackâ€"Ihat John Chard be paid $1 for plank and repairing culâ€" vert at lot 101, con 3. 8. T. R. and that Thos Glencross be paid $1 forremoving The Council met June 15th pursuant to aljourament, all the members preâ€" sent, the Reeve in the chair, minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. Communications read as follows, from A. MacMurchy with draft Byâ€"Law for closing certain atreets in Pricevilio from N, 8. Duviop approving of Lelegraphn lines assessmeut, from Police Trustees of Priceviile their estimate for 19. 7, trom the Treasurer a statement of Finvancial stauding of Tp. : ~:."c))c.09sc. 34. Why the business of A. 8. Hunter‘s is increasing so rll)idlyl; tigef‘f::t there are manr reasons but among them stands out prominent %h“ ay that we can givye you Hardware at remarkably low Ynoes. avs sound like an old Fhrue, but it‘s a true one. W e are § ving our cnstomwe the benefit of our foresight in buying before the big advances andlnow t e can retail many lines less than they can be bought at wholesals price. Selling right can ouly follow buying right. One of the social events of the seaâ€" son and perhaps the prettiest ever held in Fort Steele was the wedding of Miss Frances Amalia Tannbauser, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Tannâ€" hauser, to Mr. George Arthur St,nl'plea which took place at Christ church Fort Steele, on Wednesday morning, June 19, at 11 o‘clock,. 'fhe church was beautifully decorated with r108es, lilacs and ferus, _ As Mrs Miller who preâ€" sided at the organ, played Lohengrin‘s wedding march, Rey Flewelling took his place at the altar, followed by the groom and his best man, Mr. J. J. Mcâ€" Donald of Cranbrook. _ Then entered the lovely bride on the arm of her {father followed by her bridesmaid, Miss Lillian Tannhauser. ‘The bride was beautifully attired in an importâ€" ed white lace robe over white duchess satin and chifion and wore a filmy veil hbeld in place by lillies of the yalley, She carried a boquet of roses and lilâ€" lies of the valiey, The bridesmaid looked charming in a gown otf lilac marql;xisetle over silk and white picâ€" ture hats and carried lilacs and roses, The wedding was a quiet one, only the relatiyes and a few intimate friends being present. lImmediately after the ceremony the wedding party repaired to the residence of the bride‘s parents, where an elaborate wedding lunch was served. The parlor and dining room were prettily decorated with roses, ferns and potted plants. The wedding gifts were numercus and costly. The happy couple left on the afternoon train for Montreal, New York and other eastern cities. _ The bride is an exceptionally bright and accomplished young lady and has held the position of official stenographer in the government offices for some time and by her charming personality has made herself a general fayorite in socâ€" ial circles, The groom is an employee of the C. P. R. and by his ability and‘ strict attention to business has workâ€" ed his way up until, for the last three years he has had complete charge of the vast freight business of the comâ€" pany in this city and his afiable and cour teous conduct has won him a host of friends in South East Kootenay. On their return to Cranbrook they will reside in the Hoskins cottage oni Baker Hill.â€"CUranbrook Herald. UNEEDA Screen Door or Window Screens I{ Uneeda Lawn MOWCI‘ If you ask us about Martinâ€"Senour Paint Istand City Pure Prepared Paints § are best forevery purpose. Island City Floor Paints dry in 8 hours. For Sacrs By ; FOR SALE BY N.,G. & J. McKECHNIE, DURHAM. TL Will not Crack, Peel nor Chalk if properly applied. They are made in 60 different tints, and are absolutely the best mixed paints on the market. S. HUNTER, we are the people you want to see. We have Mowers from $3 up. Also hedge trimmers, sheep shears, garden trowels, rabber hose, nozzles, rakes and in fact everything pertaining to garden or lawnâ€" to make yourself at home at our store. Our want yYOU _ castomers are our friends and we are always glad to meet them whether they ace buying goods or not. that every body is talking about, we can tell you there‘s nothing in it but the purest of lead, zinc, linseed vil and coloring matter. It‘s no secret how it‘s made and dont forget that it‘s 100 per cent pure. We bave dozens of themâ€"plaio, fancy, all gg’oes and sizes. Doors from $1 up complete, windows from 20¢ to 50¢. Glenelg Council. THERE‘S A REASON HYMENEAL. Island City Paints | Table Linen 54 in wide 25c m yd 1 «+ 68 in wide 50¢ a yd. â€" Bleached Tabte Linen, 54 in wide 850 a va Floor Oileloth 1 ya i;g;t'i Bmyrma Rugs 30 x 60 $3 eac Ladies‘ black Sateen Undersktrts $1.00 each "_ white Lawn Underskirts 75¢ to $1 bach See our Ladies‘ fancy coltars at 25¢ â€"bargains See our new Prints and Dress Ginghams Flaneliette blankets Jarge. 11 Six months‘ notice in writing should be given to the Commissioner of Dominion lanus at Ottawa of intention to apply for patent. w. W. CORY. Deputy of the Minister of the. Lnterior N. B.â€"Unasuthorized publication of this adâ€" vertisement will not be paid for, 2 yds long, 26 in wide. 24 dyds long 30 in wide 3 yds long _ 30 in wide 314 yds long 36 in wide. 32 yds long 50 in wide. 3% vds long 5t en wiAm 3. Ifthe settler has his permanent residence g{on fumlnilsnd owned by him in the viâ€" nity of his omestead, the requirements as to rea;gilencg may be satistied by residence upon the said land . THE BIG 2. Ifthefather (or mother, if the father is decem;ed{l of the homesteader resides upon at farm in the vicinity of the land entered for, the requirements as to residence may be satisfied by :gch person residing with the father or mother, years The homesteader is required to perform the eonditions connected therewith under ons of the following plans; Any even numbered section or Dominion lands in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, exeg?cingannd 26, not reserved may be homeâ€" steaded by any person who is the s0le head of & family, or a male over 18 years of age ; to the ext.leut of one‘ quarter section of 160 acres more or less, 1. At least six months fresidence upon and cultivation of the land in each year for three w an wew timbers off road allowance at lot 27, con 3, EG R and also that Jas Dunâ€" bar be paid $2 for 1epairin§ road at lot 13, con 5. Jatried, Huntâ€"Weirâ€"That the Reeve and John A McMillan the committee apâ€" pointed to inspect the location of the {)roposed new culvert to be built by he railway company at lot 20. con 2. SDR be paid $2 each for their serâ€" vices, Cartied, McMillaaâ€"Weirâ€"That the report of tha committee apfiointed to meet the committee from Markdale re road at Minnis mill be adopted and that they be paid $1 each. Carried Weirâ€"xcaxrrillanâ€"That the clerk be paid $25 on salary. Carried, Weirâ€"srcarillanâ€"That $1.85 be pard for repairs and supplies for grader.â€" Carriea, Salada Ceylon Teaâ€"Black and mixed 30c & 40c alib, _ * Pute Canadian Honey in 25¢ jJars. W. H. BEAN The council adjourned to July 13 at 10 a m. J. 8. Buack, Clerk ‘ The Canadian Hereford Brecders‘ Association have added $125 to the Hereford classes at the Canadian Naâ€" tional Exhibition, Toronto, in addition to the prizes offered by the Exhibition Association last year." The exhibits of this year are expected to be very much larger than on any preyvious occasion. Synopsis of Ganadian Northâ€"Wes! yds long 51 sn wide ROMESTEAD REGULA TIONS Durham, Ont. Herefords at Toronto. LACE CURTAINS or grey, $1 20 a pr *4 B + :ds wide, 25¢ #q ya â€"11 size in w HE Calder‘s Block SELLS .. 70¢ & pr. ..90¢ & pr, $1.00 a pr. :$1.40 8 pr. â€"25ca pr CHEAP 35¢ a yd at g oo oho ofi o oyecfe ofe ofeofeofe % g H. BURNETT. £ "&" You can‘t be com{ortable ’§’ %’ in hot weather without a 0%» %‘ Straw Hat and these hats '§’ <Bt give you the most comfort #g> Bs because they are fashionable #> <fe as well as light and airyâ€"a #$> ,&. shape graceful and lastingâ€" g) B4 a shade that is durable. iA § .. STORE $ B Abntirieeiniiaiseieteategs & $ € i%.' ASeasonable gz # Hat #§> 2 THE MEN‘S £ FURNISHING JOHN CLARK e ho obeole ohe ofecie sfe Bs of: oge ofe t The qualities Farmers want Washers, Sewing Mackines, Chur Did you ever examine our Grindâ€" stones, comg)let.e with stand ? You‘ will enjoy life by procuring one of them. . _ Do not forget that we keep a supâ€" gly of Paris Green, Bug Killer, Blue tone, large and small sprayers. NOW is the time to buy Scythes from 25 cents up _ Snaths, sickles, grain cradles, scythe stones, sections Guards and Heads. DEERING Have you seen our Fruit Scales, which weigh anything accurately ; Strawberry Hullers, which removes the hulls from the strawberries, and H ARVESTERS Always _ upâ€"toâ€"date with everything protects ladies‘ fingers; Pine atpple snips, which remoyes the eyes from Pineapples and does not waste any fruit; Gem holders, which allows a person to put up fruit hot, without injuring the hands. We have different qualities of preâ€" serving Ketcles, and can sell you one at your own price. HARDWARE iPARKER‘S Potato Bug Killer Fertilized and Insecticide Easily put on, no watâ€" er to carry and gives you a better yield than you get by using any other preparation. Jas.R.Gun&Co and Farm Machinery, We sell strictly pure Paris Green â€" no compound. W. Black Put up only by 39%°CCGE en‘s Furnisher 11n , Churns, &e season. GENTLEMEN! â€"See what â€" we [ can give you in upâ€"toâ€"datc fine shoes at $3.50 per pair Babies‘ soft soles from 25 ets up wards. M Deck yourself out in some of our PLXID DRESS GOQOODS, £» the Seottsh Demonstration at 25 cts per yard, *# The Masseyâ€"Harris Cs. But quality counts in GROCERIES.â€"Our groceries are always fresh as we buy of ten and in small quantities. Our special lines areâ€" Bulk and Package Teas at 25 &“0 cts pcr lh Java and Mocha Blend coffee at 40 cts per }b, Delicious cocoa at 40cts per 1b Breakfast Bacon and Pure Lard In Boots and Shoes we have some. th,_x.n‘c_ to interest every purâ€" We are sole Agents in Dusham :o the above well known Implement.:~ â€" Binders, Mowers, Drills‘ Harrows Disec Cultivators, Manure Spreaders Hay Rakes, Hay Lo ers, fh Tedâ€" ders, Masseyâ€"Harris Cream Sep‘rators Proven Steel Tracks, Singer Sewing Machines, Walkerton Marble Works, The Bell Organ & Piano Co., Churns and Washing Machines, srantford, Brockville,Grey Carria Good Sense McQueen & Morice _ McARTHUR! dose. Price, 25 cts. a box. The Kidneys and Liver are really the sewerage system of the body as they are the organs that rid the body of all impuriâ€" ties. Without their aid the blood would soon become so imâ€" pure that the heart‘s action would become impaired. It‘s a purely vegetable preparâ€" ation that acts directly on these organs, renewing and strengthâ€" ening them to healthy action. You‘ll feel better after the first VWacFartane & Co. Snactivedkiver and â€"KWidneys When you have dull headâ€" aches, backache and feel generâ€" ally good tor nothing, it‘s time to take V}acFartane‘s Midnoy & Liver now ready to do busâ€" iness with you We meet to our mutual advantage. jJOur stock is new and atâ€" tractive and our pricâ€" es are low. _ Come and judge for yourâ€" selves. _ We are alâ€" ways pleased to show goods whether you buy or vnot. If you donot buy now you will again. LoOk out for Locals We Are Druggists and Booksellers at Grant‘s Is better than We‘re also Agents for JULY 11, 1907 Good Looks Pils JÂ¥ *=$ LC RXSXS) o e DARLI HOUSE Worse Sho Toilet F or GIO: Talcum Agent 30 Escape an 0; ot more most rea 1 have pu it JULY ome in . a chan ou wait. DA This Thi US $Of