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asods Ses S110S in latest <hades, â€"all new Jrant. &ne RTHUR one, furc EW S MER stine, Fedora Hats A Y 7, 1908 UF D 1es 1 Seeds Houschold ch emnants | es qRCes core T85 a2e W veek to week ew goods we ruits aints secleaning ces. Qualâ€" ns which to nd Black. pee yd Molasses such low ove them have a stock of we bave . â€"Just ive the t vour "*c,. and o t youe d color. e them. #Tg all P 1TM JX k | (° MARVELLOUS SUCCESS Do you haar what the people do be saying ? _ Sare and its nothing else but about all the nice boots and shoes McIlâ€" raith do be selling. And now Michae} as the weather is warming up a bit you go in and get yourself a nice pair. ‘They say he has them all kinds from $2 to $5. _ So it will be easy to get a nice pair. Ohyu.munrctogct-cnpltd nice Tan or Black Hose, size nine.. Now remember where to goâ€"to that Mcliraith‘s in the down town Shoe Store. CUSTOM WORK AND REP AIRING as usual. TERMS STRICTLY CASHâ€" J M ® Eggs taken same as Cash bo MC"l'alth 100000000000 L nnmmmmmemmmnrrmmmemementnpmmntemmmmmnnmnemame Hello Michael, And is that you ? A Blended Flour BLENDED FLOURS are not only the best for all home bakingâ€"they are also the MOST ECONOMICAL. They yiedd MORE bread, cake and pastry to the pound than any other Try it, and you will use no other. The famous Bread and Pastry making qualities of Ontario fall wheatâ€"are combined with Manitoba spring wheat, which adds strength and nutriment. BLENDED FLOURS are TWO flours in one. A. D. LEAROYD, Selling McKechnie Big Stock, Durham Makes the WHITEST BREAD « «* LIGHTEST BISCUITS w i> se ‘TASTIEST PASTRY ««\<:\** UOUAINTIEST CAKES (of Ontario and Manitoba Wheat) NO TRICKERY |! When we cut prices, we do it radically: no half way measures here : A mighty slashing of Prices you may expect. Dray loads of Bargains just arrived in the receiving room. _ Counters and Tables groaning with new bargains for Saturday and Saturday night. No Reserve: Everything must go. Firm. When thevy cut the Ine people started to gather from all parts of the country and at opening time the streets were of the oldest inhabitants of Durham were so many eager buyers seen in one store before. McCK Store packed to the doors with customers. From the minute the Doors were opened until were literally taken off their feet by the throngs of excited buyers. _ The crowds on opening days we look for the biggest crowds in attendance next Saturday and Saturday night. People amazes The «* Made in Ontario" Store so crowded on Opening Day that we were forced to lock the Doors _ Everything must go. Crowded Store: New Half Price Bargains every day. All people have confidence in the When they cut, the knife goes deep into high prices. These are facts and facts are stubborn things. A. D. Learoyd, Merchandise Broker and Big Staff will be here 15 days longer Then to hamper this growth camei’ the imposiion of the three â€"~fifths | majority requirement, justified at| first as a necessity to haye a preâ€" | ponderating body of public opinion to ‘ensure enforcement. It was soon |found however that its enforcement | \depended on efficient officers, and | repeal contests showed that majority votes were sufficient to retain it, but 4the government in spite of all presâ€" sure decided to maintain the unâ€"| . British system. | ’ Thursday last Mr. Whitner gave | the word that set the election talk and | mackinery in full motion, the first time in a generation that a Conserâ€" | vative goyernment has done so in | this Provyince. The time is short and | that is a good feature, tor the tarmoil {otf battle strains business if long \‘drawn out: ‘"the hotter war, the | syoner peace.‘" They early fell under the spell of the spoils system as witnessed in the wholesale dism{issal of License Inspecâ€" tors, many of whom must have been efficient officers, and their is reason to belieye that the working of the License system under a body of inâ€" experienced men produced results that led to growth of the Local Option feeling. The unnecessary gerrymander in which, says the Montreal Star, Conâ€" servative, ‘"Mr. Whitney made changes, for which no adequate deâ€" Under the Whitney rule also has grown up a secession movement in New Ontario, which reflects little credit on the administration, heirs as vhey were to the splendid and statesâ€" manlike pioneer work of their preâ€" decessors. _ The faith, the presciense and the courage to project a new railway into the wilds, to see in those wilds an outpost of civilization and homes for thousands, all belong to the Liberals. What of the issue? _ Up to within two weeks of the end of the session, everyone would admitthat the Whitâ€" ney government would be returned to power again. bat during "*the last | awtul week " as the Toronto Tele-i gram, a Conservative paper, puts it, | campaign material for the grits came so thick and fast, that some think it‘ possible they have reached a stage in | three years that their predecessorsg reached in thirty and that the same lat» may befall them. | Che Gurham Review Ontario Electionsâ€"8th June. THURSDAY, 7th MAY, 1908 NO JUGGLING ! | __On the School question the governâ€" ment is also valnerable, as it is on |the power question, law reform, the | enormous increase of expenditure and in other things. _ Even abonnding i’revennes should not hiayve permitte an increase of expenditure in three | years equal to the increase of the , previous thirtyâ€"two. The repeal contests that have been tried show conclus.vely that a maâ€" jority is sufficient to hold it, where once its benefits are known, hence a majority, in the light of this experiâ€" ence, should be sufficient to pass it. Aunother reason is well pat in the folâ€" lowing extract from a speech of Hon. A.G. MacKay‘s, during the recent session : With such a record in little more than three short years it becomes the duty of the electorate to teach the goyernment a lesson, as pointed ous by Rey. Dr. Hossack,$ and return candidates to strengthen the hands ot Hon. A. G. MacKay the able leader of the opposition, and to this end there should be hearty support given to Mr. Neil McCannel in &uth Grey, who stands for all that good service means. _ Read his address on page 1. Sir, 1 haveoccupied the attention of the H: se at considerable length, yet I desire a word or two as to what may The grant of $130000 to the Larose Mine, ‘"for information given the government‘"‘ is a shady transaction seeing a brotherâ€"inâ€"law of one of the ministers was one of beneficiaries. Then the guarantee of $2,500,000 to MacKenzie & Mann interests, brought before the houss days after Mr. Whitney had been picking on a closing day showed a precipitancey that compels adverse criticism. It is admatted the Liberals showed weakâ€" ness in letiing it pass unchallenged, but the government is mainly responâ€" sible for leaving suâ€"h important matâ€" ters to the dying days of the last session. fence has been offered,‘"" we have already referred to, and must, to again quote the Star ** somewhat tarnish their prestige." The Threeâ€"Fifths Clanse. THE DURHAM REVIEW 4@ + ning time the streets were crowded. Never in the history in one store before. _ McKECHNIE‘S Big Departmental the Doors were opened until midnight, their many salespeople â€"The Flesherton Advance says : * Mr McCannel, the choice of South Grey Reformers for the Legislature, is a farmer of ability and unblemishâ€" ed personal reputation, held in great esteem by those who know him. He has been a member of the township council of Glenelg, also was a Counsy Commissioner and his municipal exâ€" peri‘elnee will stand him in good '.‘u .'l ibe called the threeâ€"fifths clause in connection with voting upon Local Opâ€" !Li()u byâ€"laws. We on this side dividâ€" ed the House on this question two years ago, and again last year. Sir, our position is clear and distinct on the question, we believe in majority, ‘not minority, rule. (Cheers) The arâ€" gament is frequently advanced that the law requires tor its proper enforceâ€" ment at least 60 per cent in its; favor, that a bare majority is not sufficient. Let us follow this argument out and illustrate it by msans of a concrete case. Take my own town, of Owen ‘Sound, which on this question has been considerable ot a storm centre, Assume tor the sake of arguament that the law requiring a threeâ€"fifths vote had been in foree when Local Option was adopted there in January, 1906 ; more than 60 per cent of those who actuaily voted fayored the byâ€"law. Therefore the illustration is apt. The repeal vote will be taken next Janâ€" uary. _ Assume now for the sake of argument that 59 per cent of the votâ€" ers vote for repeal and 41 per cent vote to retain the law. The Byâ€"Law still remains tor another three years. Bat what about the necessity ot 60 per cent of the voters favoring the Byâ€"Law to make it effective. The‘ government are forced into this ridiâ€" culous and highly untenable position that 6) per cent of the voters must tayor the law to make it effective up to the time of the repeal vote, but then for the next three years 40 per cent will be quite sufticient. The governâ€" ment position is contradictory and seltâ€"annihilatory. (Cheers). 1 last year characterized this piece of legisâ€" | latien as a loading of the legislative ‘ dice at the expense of common sense, right reason and justice. Especially so does it appear when we come to consider the question of repeal, after ought not to be allowed to rule any municipality, The legislaâ€"ion that makes such possible is highly disâ€" creditable to the present government (cheers). 1 opening days were something wonderful, but People amazed at the enormous price cutting. Lenahan &y McIntosh. As the fishing season is now on, it will be well to know where you can get a full line of the right quality of goods at the right prices _ We can supply your wants in almost every line. Reels, Casts, Leaders, Baskets HOOKS & FLIES POLES LINES HARDWARE AND FURNITURE ONTARIO NO FRAUD ! ishing Tackle We have a great variety of these at all prices Among them are the twisted, braided and silk lines. and other fishing tackle. scribe all the different kinds here. Call and see them for yourself. It will do you good. Besides these we have good variety of We have the Steel, Lancewood, Engâ€" lish Greenheart, Split Bamboo and common Bamboo poles. ARCHIVES It would be imâ€" possible to deâ€" d §}