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kets 23 1908 “}\ hes * E2 [aCols®alaCelaCelaCaleCaleColoola e aSalePaleColePalae, {e"eleCwleCela®ela%ele®aleCalo@ole@eleeloud 0%9 LAL E New Linoleums Does your dining room floor need a new m covering ? â€" Linoleum is the bestâ€"or it save you lots of work if you puat it on the kitchen floor. We have laid in an extra supply in block and flors! designs 12 feet wide We also have plenty of it in the 6 ft width. E Window Bonne Femme Soives the problem of trimming M the large windowâ€"the easiest to nut up and the most effecâ€" ",* tive when it is up. *s 3 Time to put up Fresh g'é Ne‘v Curtains énd we prepa.red for it [*eWer aenbnsnca aen ane sonineniennacainia) Janalwenlanelaeelaceaeeacaleanfaneaialean adaiaaalaeel in your Subscriptions it you want the Review and Weekly Globe Clubbing Terms. Elections coming on, Till May 1st this great combination only SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLSâ€"We got in a great lot of these the other dayâ€"solid, honest shoes that will give real sutisfaction. See them. New Shoes for Spring Our Shoe department is full to ovâ€" erflowing with the best shoes you can buy. _ Whether you want an expensive shoe or 1 moderate dpriced shoe or a cheap shoe. Weare ready to supply you. and always with the best at the price. Door Bonne Femme tnâ€" prettiest door curtain $1.25 and $1.35. Madras Curtainsâ€"white and colorsâ€"decidedly sty â€" lishâ€"Me to 65e a ya. _ FRILLED BOBBINETSâ€"spot and floral maslins in great variety. NOTTINGHAM | IRISH POINT | CURTAINS CURTAINS | | Large sizes â€"beautâ€" | Creamâ€"very handâ€" | tal designs in heavy | some pattern, a rich [ and light effect, $1 ’ looking curtain, for | to $3 per pair. | $6 75. | NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS RUSH ©@@,_. ffe ffilt RWE@eakRkk. And we preparcd for it mosths ago by buying a large stockzot lace curtains from a wh clesale firm that was giving!upithis line and was willing to sell the goods at a sacrifice. That is why we are giving special yalues in Sole Agent in Durham for Mechanic King Overalls ‘retty floral patterus 35¢ pair. James Ireland Only till May Istâ€"â€"â€"$1.25 for REVIEW and Weekly Globe one year to new subscribers or renewals. , NO. 18 Battenburg design in border, $2.25 FISH NET CURTAINS CURTAINS Beautiful fine nets with the daintiest of patterns, $3.25 to $4.00. NOTTINGHAM Purham fine musical program by individual members, the feature of the evening took place, Dr Grant and Miss McKenâ€" zie, on behalf of the choir, presenting Mr Telford with a neatly worded ad. dress and a handsome moroccoâ€"bound bymn«l, Though altogether taken by surprise, Mt Telford managed to reply very appropriately. expressing his regret at leaving and the pleasure received through his connection with the choir, He returned to Owen Sound Friday. 3 N. B. C. Coxtests.â€"Tre Annual Easter contests at the Northern Busiâ€" ness College, Owen Sound, were more keenly contested this year. Amongst the prizoâ€"wianers we notice the follâ€" owing from this vicinity and congratâ€" ulate them on their fine standing : C. D. MecMillan, Pricevilie, 2nd, and R, J, McLeod, formerly of Priceville, 4th in Rapid Calculations ; Alice Nichâ€" olson, Flesherton, 20d in test in Spellâ€" ing ; Jno., A. Cairns, @®ylon. 2nd in letter copying ; Anmie Petty, Durham 3rd in best kept set of books, " Repoy " Teurorp Agaix Hoxorâ€" E».â€"Through the kindness of Burris. ter and Mrs Telford, the Presbytorian choirwith the pastor, met at their residence last Thursday and spent a very enjoyable social evening. The occasion was a farewell night wilh‘ Mr J. C. Telford, a former vnlued‘ member, who came down 1st week on his last business visit here. After a‘ Uririty PHONESâ€"We were pleased to learn that last Sunday. Miss Hunt. whois an invalid at her father‘s resiâ€" dence, was able to hear the services in the Methodist church by means of a phone reaching trom pulpit to room, The establishment of two others is in contemplation we believe to affiicted ones. Hurry Up! Notime to lose! Stops Ist of May 1 What ! The cheap clubâ€" bing rate for Review and Weekly Globe and Canadian Farmer. Only $1.25. _ Send toâ€"day. _ If you are alâ€" ready paid in advance for Review, send 25 cts for Globe â€" Elections comâ€" ing on, You need it. Deposits may be made or withdrawn by either of the two members of a household. This form of account is specially suitable for those living in the country, as efther member ¢an attend wthehnkin!wbeninto'n. In ease of death, the money may be withdérawna by the survivor without delay or cost. ‘Write or call for farther particalars, Interest added four times a year ’f Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches. ; Ata meeting of the South Grey Rifle Association held in Telford‘s ofâ€" fice Saturday evening, Mr. R. Torry was appointed lieutenant for this comâ€" pany, GOoING OUT OF BUSINESS iN THE HAaARDWARE LIN®.â€"Farmers, builders and contractors kindly take notfce, Allsupplies at present wholesale prices. At the Big Store, The Hutton Hill Sunday School, which hbas been closed during the winter monihs, reâ€"opens the 10th of May at the usual hour of 3 p. m. Merchandise Broker‘s Boots & Shoes Sale Sinughtering Prices. See Barâ€" gain Baskets, McKechnie‘s Big Store. Call and examine fine laces, emâ€" broideries and lace curtains. At KaTR CocHuRraNE‘s, opposite Scott‘s store. THE STANDARD BANK Knox Church, Owen Sound, is busy testing applicants for the vacancy in the leadership of its choir. Dr Clapp, M. P. P., of Mildmay, is again the Conseryative candidate for South Bruce. McKechnie‘s Big Store. A BiG Buxpu® of old papers to lay under carpets for 5 cents at the Reâ€" view Office. See Red Tag movement Tickets Merchandise Broker‘s sale. Try Matthews and Latimer for No. 1 Government Standard Timothy Seed and Clover. A. H, Jackson bas a number of houses and yacant lots in Durham for sale. See the Men‘s Suits and Rain Coats we are showing. 8. F,. Morlock. PlEoprice â€"__John KHelly, Manager Urancurs 2160 AT HARRISTON AND PERICOVIML JOINT DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS DURHAM BRANCH DURHAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1908 ESTABLISHED 1873 OF CANADA SucorssrUL SmoxKkEr.â€"Grey Lodg#, 1. 0. 0. F., held what is termed a Smoker in their Lodge rooms, Monday eyening, this name probably being chosen for it by reason of the fact that smoking is freely permitted. Upâ€" wards of 60 Oddfellows and their guests gathered and spent a very pleasant evening, that is as pleasant as possible without the presence of lady friends Games, social converâ€" sation and music by Keelers‘ large gramophone filled up the greater part of the evening. while a string band trio, Messrs Rolph, on the mandolin, McIntyre on the banjo and Mockler on the lyraphone, rendered a number of much appreciated selections. The cravings of the inner man were satisâ€" fled by a well prepured and served lunch amid the night‘s enjoyment, We congratulate our young friend and former townsman, Mr Fred Ryan, on his appointment as bank WRT., as follows: Mr F.C.Ryan, acting inanager of the Standard Bank at Unionville, near Toronto, spent Easter Sunday and Monday with his parents, Rev F. and Mrs Ryan, at the rectory bere. The Lindsay Eyening Post of April l4th contains the following reference to Mr Ryan ; * Mr F. C. Ryan, who for some time has been accountant in the Standard Bank here, leaves to morrow for Unionyille to take up the management of the branch there of the Standard Bank. His many friends here, while congratulating hi m on his promotion, are sorry to see him go. " â€"Dundalk Herald. Highest prices paid for Butter and Eigs at McKechnie‘s Merchandise Broker‘s Sale. MurIcIPAL _ TROUBLES. â€" Meaford asked for tenders for a new Town Hall and got 31 of them the bighest over $30.000, the lowest about $25,000 while the sum voted by the ratepayers was only $15,000. _ At the same time arnd outside of this trouble, the Council is trying to get the rate "doWh to 30 mills !! If Darham had troubles like these there might be some chance of the council accepting an armory for nothing, but as it is and Calder in faâ€" wor, no sir. The Durham branch of the 8, u. W omen‘s Institute will hold their Anâ€" nual meeting on May 7th, at 2 p, m., at the home of Mrs D. McCrie. As it is the annual business meeting, all members are requestcd to be present, All ladies are welcome. Dr Burt, who has recently returned from visiting the New York Hospitâ€" als, will be at the Middanugh House, for consultation in diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat, Wednesday, May 13th, from 11 to 4. Eyes tested and glaases supplied. Special yalues in short Kid Gloves, in tan and brown, green and navy, also short near Silk and Lisle gloves in black, tan, white and brown, at the House of Quality, H. H. Mockler. Dr. Brown, Ege, Eat, Nose and Throat, will be at Hahn Hotel Durâ€" bam on 2nd and 4th Saturday in each month. Hours 12 to 6 p.m. Eyes tested and (lasses supplied. Most stupendous and. remarkable sale at McKechnie‘s Big Store, A. 1), LraroyD, Merchandise Broker, The Bachelors and Benedicts of Durâ€" ham are holding an agsembly in the Town Hall next 'l‘ue-day,"ening. H. 'fl.i Mockler. A fine assortment of ladies‘ Underâ€" wear at KaTtk COCHRANE‘8, opposite Scott‘s store. * Terrific selling at the Merchandise Sale, Saturday next, MayÂ¥ 2nd. At McKechnie‘a store. New laces and embroideries just arâ€" rived at the House of Quality, Highest price and cash paid for Butter and Eggs at Mrs. Beggs‘ Many Bargains in Boots and Shoes at 8. F. Morlock‘s. EC . | «The most urgent was the question of | Armory site, Col. Galloway after an | unbiassed examination of both sites, fixed on the front street one, It was fondly hoped his decision would be accepted as a finality and work at once proceed, but as will be seen elsewhere, this was a deluded hope. There was no opposing motion, no motion of any kind, simply allowing the question to he there unsettled, Mr Saunders had | not seen Mr Edge‘s letier and wanted it laid before council. Mr. Kinnee thought the mayor should have taken some of the council with him when the ‘ Inspector was here. Mr. Calder was @ercused of meeting him at the train which the mayor declared false assert» ing he met him overtown in company with Capt Snider ana Mr Torry, never wasnne mminute alone with him, nor ‘iL“ tredilty word or letter to bias his An esrmate of the cost of the bridge bind Been received, and it proved a grear big snag, for it was $9600, The by»law provides for »nly $4000 so there s room for skill in fAnsocing, . A special meeting was held on Tues. evening. several important questions comiug up for consideration. This then is the situation : the govâ€" ernment is ready to begin the erecâ€" tion, on a commanding site which costs us nothing, a handsome buildâ€" ing, which costs them $7000 or $8000, but a section of our council sa y ** No you woun‘t. " The announcement of the selection came through Lieut.â€"Col. Rorke to Mayor Calder. Col. Galloway had notified the Mayor that his purpose was to inspect the two sites * for the Band and D, Company, 3Ist Regiâ€" ment, " Lt.â€"Col. Rorke‘s letter says that the site on Garafraxa street had been ‘"approved by the Minister in Militia Council. Will you be so good as to have the conveyance of thislot made out to the Crown without deâ€" lay, and forwarded to me so that the work of erection may be proceeded with as soon as possible. " No question of town hall, market site or weigh scales is involved. Bimpâ€" ly a site for an armory and band room,. Capt. Snider in writing the Mayor before the selection was made, said : * Col. Galloway‘s decision will be final and without fear or faâ€" vor of anyone, which is probably the easiest solution of the question, " of action because acquiescing would put them on the same side as Calder, Why the mistrust ?* The citizens elected him Mayor, Did he hypnotâ€" ize them ? Was it charged that the election was crooked ? Are there not seven men at the table to watch this man? It is certain that were he to resign the Mayoralty as a test and run again the town would again elect him. Why, then, should a faction of <he council be so infatuated as to etand in the plain path of progress ? Belying the promise of service in the town‘s welfare implied when they accepted positions at the Board ? The best sentiment of the town appeals to the council to get together, to cast aside suspicion, and they will find in what appears to be a foe, a friend. The best interests ot the town appeals to the council to at once accept the site the government has selected and not fling in its face the insult, that * we won‘t accept your verdict. " We have no brief to champion Calâ€" det, he makes mistakes. We have freâ€" quently differed from him, but surely it is the acme of folly to stand in fear Councillor Kinnee and those with him are glorifying Calder too much, by ascribing to him power to inflaâ€" ence even the Dominion government in selecting a site, To the charges and insinuations that undue influence had been used, the Mayor gives emâ€" phatic denials, but it is plain these are not accepted in good faith, or a cordial and unanimous acceptance would have been made of the decision of Col, Galloway, in a season when building operaâ€" tions are going to be none too brisk, it is disheartening indeed to find a secâ€" tion of our council so heedless of the town‘s welfare as to give unreasoning and unrea=onsble opposition to the project of receiving from the governâ€" ment the gift of an armory, Counceil will not accept the Governâ€" ment choice of site. The Armory In a Town Council May be Lost. A few more men needed for Quebec contingent, Must be 5 ft 10 inches in height ; men having previous military experience preferred. Those who can. not attend drill weekly need not apâ€" ply. Drill Saturday evenings at 6,30, O, M. SxIDER, Capt. ‘ What lookse better than a green velâ€" vety lawn, edged or dotted with beds of flowers. masses of bright bloom, with never a weed in sight? Keeping it right means some work with the hoe, shovel, lawn mower But what proud satisfaction swells the bosom of the man when he sees people looking at and praising his garden. Especiâ€" ally if it beats the next door tellows‘, And you may be sure that if our lawns and gardens are kept neat and trim, visitors will see them and conclude: that Durham‘s acquaintance will bear cultivating, Looks count you know, A well kept place is a clean place. No rubbish or dirt can stay in the garden thar is kept weeded and mowed so no lurking place for bad odors or germs, And by the work of looking after a garden the habit of neatness is foster ed. Where the front is trim, thebc;k we can be sure is neat. has to offer and it is real news, If some merchant is making a run on shoes and selling them. that is news to every person who needs shoes, If anâ€" other is offering special bargains in overcoats, underwear, corsets, hats, dress goods, carpets, furniture, grocerâ€" ies, coal or wood stoyes or anything a family needs, why, it is news that means money to every family and the people know it, That‘s why merâ€" chants advertise in the newspapers, BasrBacrukrs â€" Oraaxizr®.â€"At an ’orgunintion meeting of the Durham Baseball Cluo last Wednesday evenâ€" ing the following officers were elected. Hon. Pres.â€"Dr. Jamweson, M. P. P, [ Hon. Vice Pres.â€"R. H. McWilliams, Presidentâ€"â€"Wm,. Calder, Vice Prea, â€" A. A. Catton, Secy. Treas.â€"Fred 'Scurch. Com, of Managementâ€"Liyâ€" ingstone, Gagnon, Mowry, Keeler, It is expected about four teams this year, instead of six as formerly, will ecompose the town league, A meeting will be bheld in the roome over the bank Friday eyening to draw up a schedule, ‘ Crockery, Glassware and China, 2nd floor at half price, Merchandise Brokâ€" ‘ er‘s Sale, McKechnie‘s Big Store, All shrewd newspaper readers, esâ€" pecially the ladies, readily acknowâ€" ledge that the real news that affects the pocket is found in the advertiseâ€" ments of local merchants, _ The merâ€" chant who advertises is a reporter, He reports to the newspapers what he LoST AN EYE â€"We were s0rIT¢ to bhear that Mr Thos,. Swallow, Sr, has been forced to have one of his eyes re_ moved, owing to an affection thag would endanger both _ We sincerely bope the genial old gentleman wil long be spared to leok out on life, even f it be with only one eve, Minvus Two FINGERSâ€"Master John Vollett, a lad employed around Charâ€" terSmith‘s establishment, allowed his hand to come in contact with the ripâ€" saw last week with the result that he lost two fingers cut off at the second knuckle and had another slightly inâ€" jured, He is getting along all right, but will always have the reminder of his fault or of his misfortune, New allâ€"over Net Waists, Fillet Net and Silk Waists just in. The newest designs, special white Jap. Taffetta, Lace trimmed waists for $2.50 at the House of Quality, H. H. Mockler. Mrs McDonald, mother of Hugh and George McDonald, of town, died in Toronto, and is to be buried here. We have no particulars at this writâ€" ing. McKechnie‘s Big Store. Lenaban and Mcintosh, hardware and furniture dealers, had a new long distance phone put in on Tuesday. When you want them just call ap number 40, Long Tan and Brown Gloves, dome tasteners, per pair 50c at the House of Quality, H. H. Mockler, Profits swept away at The Merchanâ€" dise Broker‘s Sale in Ladies‘ Waists ind Skirts, ally as it was found that the town‘s bank ascount was at a low ebb, \ The;Mayor and Treas. Jackson were appointed to investigate the origon of a certain $600 or more which has apâ€" peared for a number of years in the sidewalk account, (Paidâ€"inâ€"advance subscribers to the REVIEW wishing the Weekly Globe may secure it by forwarding us the balance, 25 cents.) Regular meeting next Monday Volunteers for Quebec ishing season opens tomorrow 110 ARCHIVES TORONTO Two Big Storesâ€"Durham & Welland All the above goods are huct in therefore our Easter Stock is BRAND NEW, R. B. Keeler In Fancy Goods Dept. We have the finest stock of Easter Goods for 1908 that we have ever shown In our Jewelery Dept. Dox‘r Dsu.ay.â€"We beg to give due notice that the cheap clubbing rate of $1.2%5 for the Weekly Globe and Canadian Farmer and the Review terâ€" minates on Ist of May next. Rush in subscription now. If already paid in advance for Review send the 25 cte for the other. Fine illustrated sup» plement every issue. Mr McCannel is a married many his worthy wife being a Miss Mcâ€" Lean, whose family is wellâ€"known round Priceville. I it is time for a change, and the desire for a change is very widely manifestedâ€"then no better man could be found than this farmer and son of a farmer, whose portrait we present toâ€"day, Mr McCaunel has municipal ex perience ; he has several times repreâ€" sented his township in council and for two years was County Council representative for Hanover, Bentinck Durham and Gleneig . the nomination unanimously offered him, made it clear that he had no intention of sacrifcing his independâ€" ence. the Elc u27 0o o e e a Justice of the Peace, as well as a pillar in the Presbyterian Church and standby in the community, . He sleeps with his fathers, but his widâ€" ow is still with us making her home with her son. The son is in every respect worthy of his parentage. He is also a J. P., and was while resiâ€" dent near Priceville, an elder in the Presbyterian Church, and now being nearer Durham, bears his share of church work here. Heis a student of public questions, well able to give a reason ior his choices, intelligent without being arrogant, generous to a fault,, and; in manner and disposâ€" ition approachable and _ likeableâ€" While long identified with the Liber. al party, as in his view the true party of progress, he is by no means a hideâ€"bound partisan, and in accepting L. ccu e ut 0 I L E *A ; Mr McCannel is a native of Glenâ€" elg, his father, also Neil McCannel having been one of the pioneers of the township and known far and wide for his'int'egrity and ability as T M ol ie To e e on Cmig in the Legislaturc. Though well and widely â€"known, and favorably known, the Review will reach some in South Grey to whom he is a strang» er and a few words about him will come as an introduction, and we hog: as the campaign proceeds he will able to impress in the electorate of this nding, by his personality and his public views, that he is just the man to fittingly represent South Grey in the Legislaturc, We have a mammoth stock of Easter Novelties, consisting of Easter Chickâ€" ens, Ducks, Birds, Rabbits, Handâ€" painted Easter Eggs, all sizes & prices As we intimated last week, the above gentleman is in the running for the representation ef South Grey in the Lecislature â€" ‘Thanoh «i Is to be found everything that is new and upâ€"toâ€"date in Pearl Brooches, Crosses, Necklets and Lockets, Brace. lets, Waist Sets, Rinfi. Watches and Chains, Ladies‘ aad Men‘s fine Gold and Silver Mounted Umbrellas, THE REVIEW, DURKHAM, ONT. The Yellow CHOCOLATE EASTER EGGSs from 1c each to $1.00 each. Big Stock Easter Post Cards. Easter Goods at Keeler‘s C, RAMAGE & sON, Prmmters anpo PosutsE®as MR. NEIL McCANNEL