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red Fact )rug Mind lothing LE AXNAEAK ORE SELL AY 25 . +108 0Â¥ ardware®& STORE r J olly 10r pot Store 1908 bottle Je Je U ggmmmmflzmmmmmxmxg 4 € o u*4 & New White Waists 2 E“ Snap in Turnover Collars in yourfSubscriptions it you want the :‘“fl' and Weekly Globe Clubbing . US. Elections coming on, Till May 31st this great combination only â€"@ New Muslins VOL. afis Sole Agent in Durham for Mechanic King Overalls. {:% G'CERHIEMEEEEEEEEN!EQ(EEEEEEEEEQ Pm w WHITE WAISTSâ€" tucked back & front â€"row lace insertion on box pleat down front, tucked cuffs, 60 cts. WHITE WAISTâ€" round yoke with patâ€" tern in embroixI:'y and rows of lace inâ€" sertion, panel of emâ€" broidery down front below yoke, set in with lace insertionâ€" button back with tucks, lace collarf& cufls, $2.50. New Dress Linens Long Summer Gloves RUSH They are crisp new waists i::({)retty stylesâ€" well made of good lawns â€" prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery insertionsâ€"here are a fewâ€"just as samples : T-wo special lines of these pretty col‘lar tabsâ€" rooâ€"selling at 4 for 25c. _ The other is worth 20 2 for 25¢. Very tashionable for summer suits. white thread check, silk finish 50¢ a y navy, pale blue, 25¢ a yd. Crisp, new stylish goodsâ€"in all kinds of patterns. _ It is imâ€" possible to describe in detail these muslinsâ€"the only way is to see them. _ We would like to show you these with the disâ€" tinct understanding that you do as you please about buying. Plain Lisle thread, black or white 50¢ pr. black or white $1.00 pr. Silk net, bl Specialâ€"silk laceâ€"black or cream, 75¢ pr. James Ireland For May Only â€"â€"â€"$1.25 for REVIEW and Weekly Globe one year to new subscribers or renewals. _ Gi% Headquarters for Lace Curtains and Curtain Goods. See last week‘s Advertisement. , NO. 20 many v; llu:rc %och:%G miw Wash Belts bought to beautiful embroidered linen COME QUICK : on sale at .. 19¢ each Front of allover emâ€" broidery with lace insertion set in,â€" lace insertion and fine tucks in sleeve: button back, beautâ€" ifully tucked yoke depth. FINE MULL WAISTS k or white 50c pr. _ Plain silk gloves pr. Silk net, black only $1.00 pr Cream Japan Taffetta Silk waists e } sleeve, lace trimmed Lw % Fancy pale blue with 4. Plain colors, white WHITE . WAISTâ€" front trimmed with insets of handsome embroide‘y inseriion set in with valenâ€" ciennes lace â€"back tucked yoke depth â€"front closing unâ€" der embroideey paâ€" nel, $2. WHITE WAISTâ€" front has rows of embroidery insertion and tucks,â€"tucked button back, price $1,.00, a t â€"one is worth 20c, selling at Purhim Reties. The opening game in the town base» ball league will be played toâ€"morrow evyening (Thursday) between the Mer chants and the Furniture Co. Half Price Ulothing for Durham this week. A. D. Learoyd, of McKechnie‘s Big Store, The regular meeting of Ben Nevis Camp will be held on Friday evening, 15th May. Full attendance desired. New Baxk OrEx®Ep.â€"On Saturday mornin g last the Traders Bank opened the branch here as we announced last week. Mr. J. 0. Telford is again in charge, with two assistants, The Merchandise Broker‘s sale at the McKechnie Store last Saturday again presented rush features. Oheap Friday bargains are being offered this week. A. H. Jackson is an Issuer of Mar riage Licenses, Durham, Ont. Just arrived at Harry Burnett‘s some particularty nice suitings, Prices range from $18, 20, 22, 25 and the price includes the highest grade of workmahship in the making E. L, Morren, Tailor and cutter. For 50 ots.â€"To new subscribers who wish to keep in touch with gen eral and political events in South Grey for the rest of this year xe offer the Review for 50 cts. Single copies 3 cents, two copies for 5 cents. QursEo TERCENTENARY.â€"We have received the Quebec number of " Onâ€" ward," an illustrated weekly published by William Briggs, Toronto, containâ€" ing fine articles on the Founding, Five Sieges and Conquest of Quebec, with twentyâ€"four engravings, Gives popuâ€" lar account of a subject of interest to all Canadians. _ Send for free sample, NeEw Baxkixa Hours.â€"An agreeâ€" ment has been arrived at between the Standard and Traders Banks hbero which the public will asppreciate. The Saturday half boliday is cut out and taken on Friday, when the banks will closc at 1 p. m,. Closing hour Ssaturâ€" day, 4 p. m., the four other days of the week at 3.30 p. m. This is an extenâ€" sion of three banking bours in the week, quite a boon but the Saturday afternoon open bank has been long desired. Thanks. AusERTA ScitooLs â€"We are in reâ€" ceipt of the ftirst Annual Report of the Department of Education of the Prov, of Alberta, sent by our good friend Insp. Thibaudeau, of Lacombe, _ It is a wellâ€"gotten up yolume of over 200 pages showing wonderfual growth and advancement in educational ideas There are now about 800 school‘distriets with only 7 Separate Schools reported. In 1906 the average salary paid to all teachers employed was $614.13. Aâ€" mongst the Inspectors we notice also the name of J. W. Brown formerly of Hanover, * Exrtexstox® To Rroistry OrFICE.â€" Siturday â€" last â€" Messrs,. McDonald, Hastic, Schenk and Saunders, the Co. Council committee. in charge of the. Tus NEew Brino®,.â€"Citizens are addition to South Grey Registry office | asking ** What about the bridge on met here and opened the tenders, The \Garafraxa 8t?"â€" We had the pleasâ€" tender of Mr. Prast, ot Hanover, was ; ure of seeing the plans, cost we beâ€" accepted the figures being $2484. Mr. { lieve $75.00, in the clerk‘s office and Karstadt, of town is to do the plumt certainly they are elaborate and presâ€" ing, eavestroughing, &c., for $474,.| entabridge and its approaches worthy The tender of Mr. Hugh McDonnld[,of our good town and the important was we believe, only $2 aboye Mr.| position it occupies in it ‘the arch Prast‘s, and if this is correct it strikes ' over the stream is to be of reinforced us that, for so slight a difference, it concrete, a modern system of uniting would have been a graceful thing to| steel ind cement greatly superior to have given it to a Darham man, No either article alone. But the trouble County council, however exacting, llies in the financing. A Byâ€"law grantâ€" would have blamed them, The buildâ€" | ing $4000 for the purpose is all that is ing is to be 20x28 feet, stone basement, | available, while the tenders are almost b ick walls, iron truss roof, steel beams | certain to be more than that sum., and with every known precaution aâ€"| However there is a keen competition gainst fire, The new part will be| we believe and we hope the town may entirely for the clerks, giving more succeed in getting a good bridge for a space to the public in front. reasonable sum. s / L :owW NBz Ap:OPics Depolinnyl;-m:deuvithdnnbydthudthm-umd.m mmdmthspedaflymwhnbmudnghmm.n‘h-* anmdpthe_h-nkirgwhuhm Innnofdmh.thnoqeyâ€"yhm by the survivor without delay or cost Write or call for further particalars. Interest added four times a year Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches. THE STANDARD BANK DURHAM BRANCH John KHelly, Manager SRANCHIES ALSO AT HKKRISTON AND PHICRVIEEE OF CANADA Head Office â€" â€" â€" JOINT DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS DURHAM, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1908. ESTABLISHED 18723 The 4th Annual Excursion to Niagarâ€" a Falls will take place the first or second Friday in July. Furtherpartiâ€" culars later. Girls‘ Water proof Coats tor $1.00 at Grant‘s on Saturday. A. H, Jackson bas a number of houses and yacant lots in Durham for sale. i Fashionable A 1 Clothing at your own price this week. _ A. D. Learoyd Merchandise Broker bas been in Toâ€" ronto on purchasing trip. House To RENT.â€"On Queen St, Splendid location. 7 rooms, with celâ€" lar. Hard and soft water, Apply at the Revrrw Office, to C, Ramaor. Mr. C. L. Grant has been appointed Returning Officer for the South Rid ing of Grey at the coming election. A very good appointment. Covering the present Provincial elecâ€" tion campaign, The Globe, daily, may be had at the remarkably low rate of 25¢c. Every where (he Globe is recogâ€" nized as Canada‘s National Newspaper. Always clean, fair and accurate, lhe Globe is preâ€"eminently the paper for the home, _ As a newsâ€"gatherer and exponent of public opinion The Globe stands unrivalled, _ The best interests of the people has been its guide for sixtyâ€"four years. Greatr Wix ror TExrprERArcEâ€" The city of Fredericton adopted the Scott Act 30 years ago and four times has the liquor party been defeated in attempt to repeal it. . The fourth atâ€" tempt took place week before last, a larger vote was polled than at political elections, yet the majority, 178, is nearly three times as large as [the largest of the three previous contests. Siowly but surely men are coming to see that the bar is no part of our business life. A Moperxn BuvEBEArD.â€"Shocking is the story from Laporte, Ind., of a series of murders committed by a Mrs Guinness, who, by a matrimonial advertisement, describing herself as a " comely widowp" lured wealthy suitors to her home, from which they never returned. The clue was found a few weeksago when her house was barned down, and she with her three children burnea to death, . Later it is being suspected *"*she " is still alive and thac the headless trunk of a womâ€" an in the ruins was another yvictim. In her farm near by, the dismembered bodies of a dozen yvictims have been dug up. BrtTERr MAIL SEKRVICE. â€"Just lately an improved mail service has been inâ€" augurated between Durham and Holâ€" stein and Mt. Forest Wayâ€"bags now go to and come from these places on night trains, in addition to the regular mails,. _ Glascott has now got three mails weekly instead of two. Laurisâ€" ton P. 0. has been reâ€"opened in East Glenelg, and Markdale has been made a customs collecting office. All largeâ€" ly owing to the interest and efforts of our worthy member, H. H. Miller, M. P., who is giying a service this riding never had before in either House. The town was pained on Friday last to learn that death had taken this young man, just entering upon life, at the age of 21 years, For about two years he had been in the employ of the Masseyâ€"Harris firm in Toronto, and latterly was promoted to vhe painting department, He was not long in this till trouble began and it is thought he contracted lead poisoning for his health rapidly failed, He came home a few weeks ago and was around and hopeful even the day before he died. He will be sincerely mourned by his parents, his brother Nixon, of Texas and five sisters, He was buried on Sunday last in Saugeen Cemetery, there being a very large concourse of mourners, whose presence as well as beautiful floral offerings testified to the respect for the deceased and symâ€" pathy with the liying. Rev. Mr. Jamieson conducted the services, the pallâ€"bearers being Wes,. and Melyille Storey, Harry and Geo, Burnett, Wm. Johnston and Dan McFadden. Thursiay, 7th May, at the bhome of her niece, Mrs. Alex, Beggs, the above lady passed away in her 77th year. Sbe was born in Armagh Co,, Ireland and came to this country 50 years ago and for most of that time liyed with her nephew the late Alex. Beggs. For the past four years she has been assiduously cared for by Mrs. Beggs being totally blind for that time. Her removal in her helplessness was a happy relief, _ She was buried on the Oth inst in Saugeen cometery. The . Temperance Convention for East Grey at Flesherton on Tuesday broke up fruitless, Mr. I. B. Lucas butted in and the attempt to introduce politics being resented, the meeting closed and nothing wae done, a result very satisfactory no doubt to Mr. Lucas, The Reform Convention is beâ€" ing held toâ€"day and we are assured a canrdidate will be brought out, Discount sale of Dress Goods on Saturday at Grant‘s. Call or send to the Reyiew Office when in need of carpet paper. A big bundle for 5 cents. The sale at Entricken‘s shoe store on Saturday last was not an auction sale as advertised, but goods were sold at cost and a yery large day‘s selling reâ€" sulted. Owing to rain last Thursday. Durâ€" ham‘s new Band postponed their * coming out " in costume until Tuesâ€" day evening, when they gave a musicâ€" al program on the parsonage lawn and serenaded Dr Maclaurin at the station on his arrival home. The new caps were admired by all, MoviIng THE Mrur.â€"Messis Filshie & Walker, Mt. Forest, have purchased a large timber bush near Duncan, Euphrasia Tp., and have engaged Mr, Robt. Smith of town, with his portâ€" able sawâ€"mill, to cut the timber. With Mr, Wm. Clark of Varney, be is leavâ€" ing this week to commence operations and will spend the summer there at least, Both Mr. Smith and Mr, Clark intend moving their families in the near future to reside while engaged there. Riot imx COwEx Sovxp.â€"Monday morning last there was a bloody conâ€" fHict between striking Dock hands, and a posse of 50 special constables brought by the C. P, R. from Toronto. The constables, as they interfered to order men from the C. P. R, property, were attacked and some one used a revolver, & signal for a general mixâ€" up of revolvers, batons and Inmps of coal, and ten minutes of serious strife, The mayor read tke riot act, and the local eonstable: are getting credit for stopping the melee which eollapsed sudden y and without loss of life, though a score or more were injured by missiles and batons and at least five receivyed bullets, The men‘s deâ€" mands as to wage have been met and all is peace. A few more men needed for Quebec contingent. â€" Must be 5 ft 10 inches in height ; men having previous military experience preferred. +Those who can.â€" not attend drill weekly need not apâ€" ply. Drill Saturday evenings at 6,0. O, M. SNIDER, Capt. Failed to Agree. Miss HarrieEt Hovustox Volunteers for Quebec Tnos, Barcuay, Jr. Obituary SoctaAL.â€"Don‘t forget the social in the Baptist Church, toâ€"night, Thursâ€" day, in charge of the Ladies. Ice Cream and Cakes, Adimission, 15 c:s. The Session of the Presbyterian cburch in Meaford have passed a resolution to have no more concerts or musical entertainments held in their church. A Big BUNDLE of old papers to lay under carpets for 5 cents at the Reâ€" view Office. Dror " NEew " ONTARIO,~ We rise to suggest that it is time to drop the name * New " Ontario. Northern Onâ€" tario would do as well and not be so suggestive of division. We already haye the terms Eastern and Western, Sunday last 8. 8. No. 9, Gienelg, opened their Union Sunday School for the summer,. _ The attendance being 96. This is one of the most successf ul Sunday Schools in the district, Mr. Wm,. Young being Superintendent, This week the overflow of children in the primary department of the Public School compelled the trustees to fall back on the courtesy of the Library Board for ‘an extra room, Miss Edith Grant has been engaged for the balance of the term. Hoxors For Durxarx Boys.â€"In the results of the Examinations of the Facuity of Applied Science of the Un. iversity of Toronto, published toâ€"day, Mr Lyal G. Ireland has passed his four year exams, taking the degree of B. A. Sc. with honors Mr Keith Newton has also passed his first yeur exams. in Mining Engineering with honors, COongratulations to both. DExEo Drawx.â€"The deed for the Armoury site has been conyeyed we believe from the Edge Estate to the town,. â€" The location is on the level spot north of the Hughes propeity, the new street, to be registered as a street of the town running between the armory and the market scales. We hope the government will now use all expedition in setting things aâ€" ‘ going, though really it does not become the town to be urging haste, OrvicraL I®FORMATION â€"The Walkâ€" erton and Lucknow Railway, which has been under construction for a couple of years from Proton, on the Torontoâ€"Owen Souud line, to Walkâ€" erton, Ont., is reported to be practicâ€" ally completed. A spur line has been graded from Hanover to Braut, for convenience of the Durbham Cement Co. Surveyors haye been looking over the ground recently with a view, it is said, of locating a line from Hanâ€" over to Southampton, via Elmwood, Uhesley. Paisley and Port Eigin.â€" Railway World. (Paidâ€"inâ€"advance subscribers to the REVIEW wishing the Weekly Globe may secure it by forwarding us the balance, 25 cents.) Captain Snider is in town every Saturday eyening now getting No. 4 Company into shape for the great Quebec celebration. _ He wants a few more recruits, placing the limit of height at 5 feet 10 inches which bars us out we find by hailf an inch, _ Now your Majesty, don‘t you think this is too high a limit? The hero of the coming occasion, the Prince of Wales, is not up to this standard by a few inches, â€" Besides isn‘t a big man likeâ€" lier to get shot than a small one, while clear eyes and steady nerves are not measured by inches? â€" Captain Snider is following instructions and we hope he will get a right good contingent for Quebec, one that will do us honor in drill, demeanor and dimensions. Trr Rouxp Ttur WoruLo.â€"Under League auspices, an appreciative aud i. ence gathered in the Methodist church Tuesday evening to hear our new C. L. A. President, Mr J. M. Kearns, of Arthur, relate the story of his travels around this old globe of ours with the allâ€"Canadian lacrosse team last sumâ€" mer. Gifted with splendid descriptâ€" ive powers and an excellent memory, Mr Kearos in simple, direct style, touched on all countries yisited and any characteristics of countries nud‘ inhabitants, but his opinion was not, in any degree lessened, . rather strengthened, that Canada was lhe‘ best land under the sun ; the land of greatest freedom, brightest opportunâ€" ities and highest morals. In their 5 mos. trip, they travelled 30,000 miles, spent 60 days on waler, and touched every continent but South America, Before and after the address, some of Durham‘s budding vocalists, Misses Dawkins, Everitt, A. Limin and Mr F. Benton favored the audience with fine solos, the Reid brothers, W,. K. and Thos. with a duett, which was heartily encored, and Mrs Sproat with a recitation,. Miss RitaIrwin made an efficient accompanist, Votes of thanks were presented the musical entertainâ€" ers and Mr Kearns for his able and interesting address. & ONTARIO ARCHIVEs TORONTO THE REVIEW, DURKHAM, ONT. The Yellow â€" Label CGentlemen, â€" After a chase of over two weeks, which was not at all on his tracks however, Moir was captured on a farm near Arthur, He bad engaged as a farm hand, and was giving satisâ€" faction, though his employer was a httle curious about his antecedents, Working near the highway a stage driver noticed him day by day and was struck with his likeness to pubâ€" lished photos, _ He quietly toll what he saw, and the police and detectives very cleverly did the rest. Posing as horse buyers the two deâ€" tectives entered the stable with the farmer and edging nearer to the unâ€" suspecting Moir they seized him and at once he divined their purpose. He struggled with them for nearly 10 minutes, trying to get his hands on a revolyer he carried, but he failed or there might have another fatality} for five of the six chambers were load* ed,. Hegave up, exhausted, and was handcuffed and in due time was taken to London where the crime was comâ€" mitted. It will be remembered be shot to death, Lioyd, his superior officer, who was reprimanding him for drunkeness and unsoldierly conduct, and fled. He got rid of his regimentals somehow, and begged a liying till he reached Elora where he engaged with the far» mer This is another of the fruts of the liquor traffic. _ He blames his calamiâ€" ty on the drink which has blotted out one life and may two. The young ladies of the B. Y, P, U, are holding a social in ths Baptist Church next Thursday evening, May 14. A good program will be given and dainty refreshments served, Adâ€" mission 15 cts. Everybody welcome, It is reported that I have withâ€" drawn from the campaign,. Why such a report should be circulated is beyond my comprehension, unâ€" less the wish be Father to the thought, Moir, the Murderer, Captured I wish it distinctly understood that I am a Candidate for the representation of South Grey, in the Legislature, and if elected will endeavor to give the closest attenâ€" tion to the affairs of the Province in general, and my Constituency in partlcular, _ It is my intention to conduct the campaign free from everything personal, of everything that will cast a reflection on myâ€" self, or the Electors of the Conâ€" stituency,. If I cannot be elected by the aid of what is perfectly defensible, I do not wish to be elected,. It is my wish to emphasâ€" ize the moral side of politics and fight fair, so that when the Election is over, I can look back with satisâ€" faction, knowing that I did not depreciaee politics . I am, Respectfully yours, NEIL McCANNEL. We have received the largest shig- ment of brand new Wall Paficrs right from the machines ever brought to Durâ€" ham and will be pleased to show you the nicest range of upâ€"toâ€"date Wall Papers ever shown in this rart of the country. If you are looking for ‘omethinilcxtr; H e t e s C © nice in Paj at the lowest ible priâ€" ces, you w?lclr:ot be diuppo':?l::d wficn you see throw our large stock. Owing to our large Wall Paper trade, we are able to show each season‘s hew goods in large quantities. Therefore ‘x'ou can deâ€" pend on getting the newest Wall P-Ten on the market at Keeler‘s, We will be pleased to show You this scason‘s goods and just think! nearly a carload to choose from. Tells the date to which reubâ€" scriftion has been pJf“ Our mailing list was this week corâ€" rected up to date. If yours is not correct, kindly notify us at once. We thank all who have renewed the past few weeks but there are yet many others we wish to hear from at once. New Wall Paper Two Big Storesâ€"Durham & Welland C. RAMAGE & sON, PamtErs axp PurLISEER®S To the Electors of South Grey. Lefentemnmeinacis. ALa . Keeler & Sons.