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Ladies‘ combination suils, ribbed lisle, regâ€" * price $1,75, selling tor $1,25 per suit. Special long silk gloves in black and white with double fingers and thumbsâ€"â€"75¢ pair. Be sure and be early this week as the goods listed are genuine barfuins, nothing is advertised as special which is not strictly so. The goods are marked ‘in plain figâ€" ures for all to see. [ CENT BARGAINS IN MUSLINS Sale of short J( ends, a few short lengths thrown in, worth up to 25¢ per yd on sale 10¢ per ydâ€" Bargains in Belts, cut prices in Neckwear. ;:;:-:x:c:cxzmmflmm 5 Another Shipment of Corsets | Annual Midâ€"gum‘r Sale Odd lines of laâ€" lies‘ vests, rg 124 ind 15câ€"ounly a few t theseâ€"1oc each Interesting items for WeahCalnCaln alle_alnCalaCalaCale ale "a‘a "alCaleCaleCo e Fole 2o o_ 005 oÂ¥e e "0 0 " ol a=0 20 )e ol a=s ns (xld lines and sizes ‘ Ladies‘ Swiss Lisle »ssts worth up to 45¢ ich. _ On sale at 25¢. WO t t k. mockur â€" The House of Quality _ pygmy Underwear * Dress To U. 8. SussortBErs.â€"By a new Postal %;‘5'0 we are eol-np::‘lod to harge {1, annum vance (t:'ur glhe Rev?:; to subscribers in the United States. Will those whose subs. expire this month or who are in arrears, kindly take notice and reâ€" new during July, so as to lose no )apers. Obllging iillh Tus PuosutsneEr. VOL. XXVIII, NO. 31 White Shoes Ladies‘ Fancy Parasols Miles of loyely Laces and Embroideries Literally miles ot themâ€"there are dmm{' darable torchons, embroidered netsâ€"cam TMPORTANT J Women‘s, Girls‘, They are so comfortableâ€"Our lines are pertect fitting and so cheap too. Men‘s $1.50 to $1.75 _ Ladies‘ $1.10 & $1.25 Children $1.00 They are easily kept clean with "Whice Beauty *‘ dressâ€" ingâ€"only 10¢ a bottle. Lots of other lines too including net and batiste corsets for summer Wear......._ Filling the ga the B. & I ? 'J waist line. A fancy parasol is a necessity th costume with one of theseâ€"either have very dressy patterns at swiss muslin apyl{ ;4 N lered, netsâ€"cambric, lawn and swiss muslin embroideries and hosts of other kindsâ€"someâ€" thing suitable for trimming any kind of goods. There‘s lots of time vet for light wear. _ We have here lots of lovely patterns at prices so low as to make you wonâ€" der. See our special line of summer muslins at 10c 1eg 15 â€"£____ _ _ Summer muslins at 10c in price. _ w y17., . " [ °N4 at the same time reasonâ€" able in prilc):le. k W:gll:'.vithem in white, pink, pale blue, grey, tan black an ack emâ€" broidered in colors .... ... _ __ 15(: tn 40c ne These are eemle‘l,y stylish and at the ahla im wulas 11 x C Muslins and Ginghams he g-'Fa of the last monsh‘s selling. _ You know 1? They are the corsets that don‘t break at the e. Styles to fit all figures l w to l 50 The lot comprises a great variety of designs in fine lawn waists, eyâ€" let and shadow emâ€" broidery and lace trimâ€" med different lengih sleeves, most of them buttoned u price n.af A certain manuafactâ€" urer offered us a big bargain in white waists E:ovided we took all he d of the lot. After a considerable concession on his part, we took ali he had. travellers sam â€" ples and all. ; $1.00 _ $1.00 Lawn Waists great offering MOCKLER # CI!ildren’s Fancy Hose the first week of &A Eeomlt_y__thls season. _ Top off your THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. back. Sale ..... 50c to $1 $1.35 to $2.00 white or colored. ~ We 15c to 50c pr On sale per pr, just the thing tor boys large sizes 8 to 10, worth 20c for 12¢ per pr. 25¢ stockings tor 19c Boys‘ or Womens‘ ribbed hose, doubâ€" le knee, sizes 8 to 10, smaller sizes 5 to 74 tor 20c value This is a line which im our crowded store was overlooked and never put on sale. We have it intact all sizes so here goes ; Childrens black ribbed cotton. hoze sizes, 5 to 74, reg. 15¢ valueâ€"9 cents 150 Chll,::neoflonlory â€"â€"15G. Hosiery our great C. P. R. HustTLIina. â€"More than usâ€" ual activity is being displayed by the contractors on the new line of late,. Importations of horses are taking place and urgency has been shown to haye all the houses on the right of way cleared at once, Monday last some fine fruit trees on Mr. A. D. Browning‘s place had to come down, but we suppose such things must be though it seems vandal like to cut them when two weeks more would have ripened the fruit. Howeveric‘ was the railway‘s property to do as they please with. ‘The cut through the school grounds is now made, the engineers having left the 20 feet on south side of right of way which adds to the play grounds and eaves some nice trees. The bridge at Priceville is going up though a good deal is yet to be done there. â€" Before the snow flies the gradiog will be well through, though it is not likely the metal will be laid this fall, Purhd Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches. DoRNOCH JUBILEE.â€"Next Sunday and Monday will be red letter days in the history of Latona congregation for then is being celebrated 50 years of congregational life. The retrospection of the jubilee will show that this conâ€" gregaticn has sent out to the ministry more young men than most congregaâ€" tions, One of her honored sons Dr. Smith, of Bradford, will conduct the morning service on Sabbath, Rey, Mr. Little. Holstein, will take the evening‘ service, On Monday eyening, special | music and addresses, following a social tea, wili make an enjoyable eyening, Usual admission. In our Savings Department. Deposits of $1 and upwards are received, on which the highest current rate of interest is allowed. No Delays in making Withdrawals Interest added four times a year _ THr® Tort o® THE WaTERS.â€"Toronâ€" to Junction is in gloom over a fearful boating calamity in which nine young men lost their liyes within a few hunâ€" dred feet of the shore. Ten of them were returning in a gasoline launch from Hanlan‘s Point in the small bours of the morning and on the way the engine stopped and in a moment the boat upset and only one in darkâ€" ness and excitement reached the shore and crawled to his home unnoticed and almost exhausted. _ The bodies have all been found. A fearfal toll is exactâ€" ed every summer by boating and bathâ€" ing accidents, THE STANDARD BANK Swimxrer at 70 â€"Mr. R. B. Miller, tather of H. H. Miller, M. @., had an experience a few days ago. He was in a boat on the Georgian Bay with a young Hanover man and while casting a line a lurch of a waye toppled him overboard in 12 feet of water. He soon came to the surface and swam to the boat having learned the valuable art of swimming when a boy. No wonder his friends are congratulating him on the virile qualities that suved‘ his life. Busin®Ess Cornr®Ra® EDucaTIox.â€"All vyoung men and women\ who intend entering a business coliege this fall are invited to write to the Elliot Business College, Toronto, for their handsome catalogue. This school is classed aâ€" mong the best business colleges in Canâ€" ada. The advertisement of the college appears in this papet. FoR SALE.â€"A number of town lots on Queen and Countess Sts., good location, prices reasonable. Apply to Thomas Smith or at the Postoffice. Owing to a change in the business all accounts due me must be pard in by 18th August. Miss Dick. Miss Julia Weir, Alliston trance pupils write and al with honors, Well done. John Helly, Manager dkiRtcurzs A188 AP nArnisrok ArD pricaviiiz. A. H. Jackson is an Issuer of Marâ€" riage Licenses, Durh:flm. Ont. FOR SALE.â€"A capital kitchen Cabiâ€" net new. Apply at t.l:t office. Flour, that‘s still fi’ good as ever. Listowelâ€"Manitoba. (At Mrs. Beggs‘. Pure Paris Green and $1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT ~OW NkSHz | z2OPICS . DURHAM, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1907 DURHAM BRANCH n, had 22 Enâ€" all passed, 12 ESTABLISHED 1873 OF CANADA The Parisian Millinery Company wish to announce to the trade that they have purchased Miss Dick‘s Milâ€" linery stock and will take possession on 15th of August, We will occupy the same stand and will carry a much larger stock and keep a larger staff of competent belp. Our buyer leaves on the 20th of August to do our buying for the fall and will visit the leading whole sale millinery houses in Toronto Detroit and New York, aud will be ready for the fall trade by 1st Septemâ€" ber. The Parisian Millinery Co. ice cream and lighter dainties could procure them at the booths, Rev. Mr. McDonald acted as chairman during the program, which was largely musiâ€" cal, Durham Presbyterian choir being ’present and furnishing _ excellent music,. Besides, the Telfords, Messrs McFarlane and Sinclair, and Misses Wilson and Howard contributed musâ€" ically in duetts, quartettes, &c. Excelâ€" lent recitations were given by Messre Malcolm Clark, of Meaford and Archie McLern, while brief addresses were given by Messrs 8. Putherbough and C, Ramage. The large gathering deâ€" served the praise giyen to it by the chniirman for its orderly demeanor, In thanking all he announced the adâ€" journment of the proceedings till next Sunday and Monday at Dornoch when the notable jubilee services take place, The proceeds of the gate alone amountâ€" ed to $46.80 and the proceeds are to be employed in furnishing a farnace for the church, Axnoturr Sucorss,â€"The garden party at Fletcher‘s, 3rd Con, Bentinck in connection with Rocky Saugeen church, was a great success. The weather was delightful, the grounds finely adapted for the purpose, and the number present in excess of all preâ€" vious years. Bountiful tables supplied every one, and those who wished for Announcement. Trinity Church Garden Party on ‘Thulsday last was favored with beaut. iful weather ind a large attendance. lThe booths did a fine business and the proceeds amounted to $110, A musiâ€" cal program, vocal and instrumental was a fine feature and sociality and cordiality was very marked, Now $1.50.â€"W e would remind Uniâ€" ted States Subscribers that it costs $1.50 to renew for the Review for one year. The law requiring a stamp affixed Lol each paper rrossing the boundary forces this price upon us. Prompt reâ€" newals are also necessary to prevent loss of any issues. We give it up. Such a wealth of outings, picnics, games, tentings, garâ€" den parties, &c., &c., it is a quite imâ€" possible to keep track of them all, to record them all, to attend them all, Kind reader, if yours is forgotten give us a brief account. _ Informatinn has been laid before the Attorney General by the Executive of the Lord‘s Day Alliance against the Cement Company for grinding clinker on Sunday. Rey. T. A. Patterson, will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit on Sunday next, Aug. 4th. On the l1th inst., Rey Walter Nichol, son of Mr, John Nichol Priceville, will preach, ,‘ WANTED.â€"180 Cords of Tan Bark Apply at Harne Shop. Thos Smith â€"â€"# @4# _ ry m Beview. Bug Killee at Darling‘s In a hard fought though not fast game and in extra time Hanover won from Chesley by 8 to 2 last week. Hanover brought over a large bunch of routers, while Chesley and Mt For. est also sent delegations to the game, ’ It is most probable Chesley will deâ€" fault their two games yet to be played against Hanover there and against Durham in Chesley. The gate receipts were over $150. Itis now ‘"‘up to" the Durhams to keep in â€"condition and get down to hard fast lacrosse for the semi finals: Elora looks like our first opponents, Durham F anover C. Lavelle goal Keebner Kearne point Henning Calbeck c ‘foint Wingham Mathes n I«t def, H Wendorf H McDonald _ 2nd def. Deviin Smith 3rd def. McKenzie McGiffin centre Patterson Cowan 3rd home 8 Wendorf Mciniyre 2nd home _ W Wendorf Lavelle 1st home Ries McKinstry outside home Bt;iszt McCartee â€" inside home Pieffer Darling Captain none Waghorne, the expected referee, was another who failed to "show up" and Addison of Mt Forest, who officiaâ€" ted, did not give general satisfaction, It was the rule rather than the exc epâ€" tion to see one Durham man or anothâ€" er with the timekeepers throughout the game. The line up ; To open the last period, Mcintyre and McCartee worked a pretty comâ€" bination which resulted in a counter. The visitors soon secured their last and Durham tor the rest of the quartâ€" er and game had things almost their own way, W. Layelle and Cowan fin. ishing the scoring. _ In each of the remaining quarters Durham notched three goals to Hanâ€" over‘s one. The home team quickly scooped one in, Peiffer scored for the visitors, and McCUartee snon made a clean successfulshot. After the check off Matheson secured the ball on the defence, ran down the field to outside home and passed to McKinstry, who scored. uo mearts, who had blocked almost all rushes to this time let one past, also Lavelle and Hanover had their first. Just to keep it from being close W. Lavelle and Cowan notched two more for the green and white, and Hanoyer scooped in a second while Lavelle was out of the nets Half time ; Durham 5, Hanover 2. District Champions, Right from the start the Durhams took the lead, McKinstry scoring the first goal in a scrimmage after a two minutes play. For the remainder of the quarter the gdme was quite fast, Keehner, Hanover‘s junior goal tenâ€" der, vieing with Lavelle in blpcking 1¢werything in sight. Only a few seconds after the openâ€" ing of the second period, Will Lavelle rushed in No 2, and McKinstry folâ€" lowed up with the third. Matheson and Kearrs, who had blocked almost all rushes to this time let one past, also Lavelle and Hanover had their first, Just to keen it from haine alnas | Only one change was made in the Durham‘s line up from that of their previous match with Hanover, Murray BSmith taking the place of Bert Mcâ€" Donald who has been ill. Again Durâ€" ham struck that winning gait so much in evidence lately and being never closely pressed, were not at any time forced to extend themselves to the limit, It was quite noticeable that when Hanover took a spurt. the Durâ€" hams followed up with their fast laâ€" crosse and usually finished by dropâ€" pingy in a goal or two. But it was not so to br. The visitâ€" ors came here with but one new man coralled, ~Paddy" Patter:on, and he was not in condition. Then the rest of the Owen Sound bunch failed to show up, so Hanover was compelled to press three or four juniors into harness, This furnishes the natural exâ€" planation for Durham‘s easy winâ€"7 goals. but it is very doubtful if the Owen Sounders had been on hand the score would be closer. The juniors were workersâ€"â€"in the game all through and did their share in holding down ‘ the score. J Judging by the record crowd at Tuesâ€" day‘s match, lacrosse still holds first place in the bhearts of Durhamites as our chief sport, Probably more than anything else, the magnet of attraction to this game, was the fact that it deâ€" cided the winner of district laurels. Hanover, after their defeat at home two weeks ago, resolved to "never say die" and searched for more stars to strengthen their team, with the inâ€" tention of winning out here. Hanover Vanquished by 11 to 4 in the deciding Game here on Tuesday. Durham in Semi«â€"finals L anover val Keebner nt Henning int _ Wingham Jas. A. Heuvo: Rocky Saugeen P. 0. For Union 8. 8. Nd, 2, Bentâ€"Glenelg. Duties to begin August 19th. Apply, stating qualifications And experience, up to Monday, Aug.\5, to MARRIED HUXNTâ€"SIMâ€"At the home of John Rice, on Wednesday, July 24, at 4 o‘clock p. m., by Revy. J. Little, Miss Edith Sim to Reginald Hunt, both of Holstein. HILLSâ€"WALLACEâ€"At the residence of the bride‘s parents, by the Rev. J. Little, on July 24th, Miss Lena, daughter of Mr. W. H. Wallace, Woodland, to Mr. George Hills, of Egremont. Do your own advertising. Make it astudy. Study the wants of your trade. When you get something they want let them know it Do what you say you will, and a fortune is yours, Advertising is a study, and if a man waits until he bhas purchased a stock of goods and gets placed on the shelves, and then thinks about talking to the people, a school boy cculd preâ€" dict his cavernous failure. You can not succeed on your reputation as a good writer. You can not succeed on your reputation as a good bookâ€"keeper. You must have other essentials, and the chief of these is to be able to get near the buyer and to inspire that conâ€" Adence which will induce longâ€"continâ€" ued mutual good feeling, and to this end the newspaper is yours. | WILsO®.â€"In I"le-hgrton. on Friday, MioxiGHxt Ratp.â€"Owen Sound had an amusing raid on a coal dock. Monâ€" day morning last just after midnight. Two parties claim thelease of the dock, Creighton having 65 cords of wood pilâ€" ed upon it. Sivil Bros., the other parâ€" ty, with a gang of men came at midâ€" night and began pitching the wood on the street, By 4 a. m., Creighton got wind of the move and came with a gang of men and a dray and began to put the wood back, but Sivils‘ held the fort. Both sides refrained from vioâ€" lence, policemen and lawyers being present, and Creighton will lay hini claim before the courts. July 19, to Mr and Mrs -Mark iViiot;n a daughter, _ Two Southampton antiâ€"localâ€"optionâ€" ists came to Port and got what they did not expect. After calling at the different hotels they went to the Shields House and after being tuld that they did not keep strong drinks the two men went behind the bar to search for some. They were soon put out of the hotel, when they put their fists through the window. The next place they landed was in the lockup and next day were relieved of $16.00 each.â€"Port Eigin Times, The Woman‘s Institute, will hold their next meeting at the home of Mrs. T. Allen, Varney, on Wednesday the 7th August, SBubjects to be discussed: "Why is Autumn so beautiful in nature? Compare it with the Autumn of ont liyes. Friendships, salads, and canning fruits." All ladies are invited to attend and help make our meeting interesting and beneficial. "Cupid Tries Again."â€"This is the title of our new story in the REvIEw and it promises to be a good one. If you are not a subscriber, become one at once and get the whole of it, Bey. Dr. Pidgeon, of Toronto, who lectured here on Local Option, has accepted a call to the First Presbyterâ€" ian church, London. A. H, Jackson has ‘a number of houses and yacant lots in Durbam or sale. The Sovereign Bank of Canada Hox. D. McMILtAN, ArcH. 7Cunrnu.. Esq., M.P. ®P. G. Jeux®tt, Aunterest at best current rates paid quarterly, ___â€". DURKHAK BRANCK Interest at best current BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Eni11vs Jarvis, Eeq., w 008 . 00c President RANDOLPH MACDONALD, Esg., Firs? Viceâ€"President A. A. ALLAN, HReq., . «+ Second Viceâ€"President MCMILIAN, Hox. PrtTEr McLiargx, AMPBELL, Eeq., M.P. W,. K. McNavcxtT, Eeq., M.P, ‘MENT, Req., M.P. . ALEX. BruCE, Esq., K.C. HEAD OFFICE:â€"TORONTO. Paid Up Capital: â€"â€" $35,.0 rOoRonNTo Savings Bank Department. We haye everything that is new in Solid Gold Wedding Rings, Pearl Brooches, PearlPins, Necklets, Sockets, Braceâ€" lets, Gold Watches and chains, for the June brides, Also the largest stock of choice Silverware that we have ever shown consisting of Silver Tea Clerk of the Municipality of Durham Bets, everything thatis new in Toilet Sets, and the largest stock of odd piece china in Durham, «all stews, 0 ~> We have just opened up a large assortment of Jap China which makes beautiful wedding Jnu entts, of China Dinner and Tea Electors are called upon to examine the said list and if any omissions or anvy other errors are found therein to take immediate proceedings to have Phe said errors corrected according to Sets, Berry Dishes, Butter Dishâ€" es, Pickle Castors, Salad Bowls and Servers, Bake Dishes, Card Receiyers, Bread Trays, Cake Baskets, Bon Bon Disges, Napâ€" kin Rings, Carving Sets, Pie Sets, Nut Sets, Berry Spoons, Meat Forks, Pie Servers, Knives and Forks in fancy cases, Spoons Notice is hereby given that 1 have transmitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in sections 8 and 9 of the Ontario Voters® Lists Act the copies required by said sections to be so transâ€" mitted or Celivered of the list, made pursuant to said Act, of all persons apâ€" pearing by the last revised assessment roll of the said munmicipality of Durâ€" ham, to be entitled to vote in the said municipality at elections for memâ€" bers of the Legisliative Assembly and at municipal elections and that the said list was first posted up at my office on the 22nd day of July, 1907 and remains there for inspection, Publishers of the Weekly Globe and Canada Farmer enable us to make a wonderful clubbhs offer. . We will send the R:viewu Wud( Glo‘l:et: one year for only ; Cash Tance. . This o&l}__‘?vm hold good for a limited time. June Weddings A united ting of Durham Council and Directora)of the N. P. Cement Oo., will beheld in the Town Hali on Thursâ€" day evening, Ist Auguat, at 8 p. m. to consider the sthoke nuisance. COitizens are invited. Bx Orprr Trimmed Hats Extraordinary Offer Dated this 2nd day of July, 1907, W, B. VOLLETT. Asst. G cneralâ€"Manager All accounts must be paid up by the 15th of August. We still have a large number of trimmed hats we want to dispose of by the 15th of August. â€" These hats are a bargain as they are all made of the best materials, We are making numerous sales and giving such bargains that we are sure to sell every hat in the store, _ Come and choose while selection‘s are at their best, CHAS RAMAGE, Clerk‘s Notice of Posting. $5,000,000. Pamter axp Puscssans. The Review Dick a# $% ‘}