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Rake this to trade ns â€" out tudware& ed Store ORE iX &., Goods days meenss meerunerney 7 1 .8 3A $4 P€ D€ 'C’d A gp ELL | () 14, 1908 iX % 4 ggflmxmmgmmmmmgmmx.% ts o & x £ New White Waists 3 in your{Subscriptions it you want the Review and Weekly Globe Clubbing Terms. Elections coming on, Tilj May 31st this great combination only E',: Snap in Turnover Collars *4 New Muslins ® fs3 Â¥"s EE?C‘.‘-GE‘EEE}2:12:4:-::-31-:’:-23333543333EME planidanidabanin)idnliilibidinia onliiii i dbiiiis © opHE HOUSE OF QUALITY & WHITE WAISTSâ€" tucked back & front â€"row lace insertion on box pleat down front, tucked cuffs, 60 cts. WHITE WAISTâ€" round yokewith patâ€" tern in embroidery and rows of lace inâ€" sertion, panel of emâ€" broidery down front below yoke, set in with lace insertion â€" button back with tucks, lace collarf& cuffs, $2.50. New Dress Linens Long Summer Gloves RUSH Th y are crisp new waists in pretty stylesâ€" well made of good lawns â€" prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery insertionsâ€"here are a fewâ€"just as samples : Two special lines of these pretty collar tabsâ€" Iocâ€"â€"s‘slcing at 4 for 25¢c. _ The other is worth 2 2 for 25¢. Very tashionable for summer suits. _ I white thread check, silk finish 50¢ a yd navy, pale blue, 25¢ a yd. Crisp, new stylish goodsâ€"in all kinds of patterns possible to describe in detail these muslinsâ€"the to see them. _ We would like to show you these y tinct understanding that you do as you please al Plain Lisle thread, black or white 5oc pr. _ Plain black or white $1.00 pr. â€" Silk net, black on Specialâ€"silk laceâ€"black or cream, 75¢C pr. Hoadquarters for Lace Curtains and Curtain Goods. See last week‘s Advertisement. Sole Agent James Ireland For May Only ==â€"$1.25 for REVIEW and Weekly Globe , NO. 21 n Durham for Mechanic King Front of allover emâ€" broidery with lace ingertion set in,â€"â€" lace insertion and fine tucks in sleeve: button back, beautâ€" ifully tucked yoke depth. FINE MULL WAISTS hite 50c pr. _ Plain silk gloves Silk net, black only $1.00 pr ream, 75¢ pr. # 11 kinds of patterns. _ It is imâ€" hese muslinsâ€"the only way is to show you these with the disâ€" o as you please about buying. Fancy pale blue with 4. Plain colors, white WHITE â€"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. wWHITE WAISTâ€" front has rows of embroidery insertion and tucks,â€"tucked button back, price $1.00, â€"one is worth »s0c, selling at Overalls Purhoit UX WCm _ ® C2" | _ A. H. Jackson is an Issuer of Mar ; riage Licenses, Durham, Ont. ' Hand us in a list of your visitors or your friends out of town. ‘ Markdale council is building a bandâ€" | stand in front of the Marsh hall. I' %,"n'f';fl olc=? Ow w : =â€"Opics Sacrament of the Lord‘s Supper will be dispensed in the Presbyterian Church here, on Sunday, 31st May. The C. P. K. contractors are raising and sirengthening some of the piers of the bridge over the Saugeen in Durham. For 50 ors.â€"To new subscribers who wish to keep in touch with gen eral and political events in Sonth Grey for the rest of this year xe offer the Review for 50 cts. Single copies 3 cents, two copies for 5 cents. Markdale suffers a distinct loss in the removal of Mr. J. E. Trelford, hariware merchant, one of the most promiment business men of that vilâ€" lage. With his wife and three childâ€" ron, be left last week to spend the summer on their ranch in Saskatche. Meromants wox THr First.â€"The town biseâ€"ball league» was opened for the season last Thursday, when the Furniture Co. and the Merchants clashed. â€" Only four innings were playâ€" edâ€"barely four on the Merchant‘s sideâ€"as they pulled abead sufficient to run snd the game was called in the semiâ€"darkness with two out, _ Score 1iâ€"6. _ Batteries : Furniture Co.â€" Glass and McDonald ; Merchantsâ€" Newton and Keeler, Wan Is WooL To BE Low ?â€"An exchange says : * The outlook for wool this year is not very hopeful,. The price of Can« adian wools in England is from 40 to 50 per cent,. lower than a year ago. Last year buyers were paying 16 to l7¢ for unwashed wool, and 25¢ to 26¢ a Ib, for washed fleece. These were Toronto quotations. â€" Atlocal shipping points the prices would be adittle less. This‘ spring dealers claim that they will have to buy wool at a cost of 10c in loronto for unwashed, and 12 to 13c a lb. for washed fleece. Qurseec Camr Canck» Orr.â€"The muster of the Canadian military forces at Quebec at the Tercentenary Celeâ€" i bration in July, has been practicully‘ called off, and the regiments will go to (Camp at Niagara in June as usual. The intention was to bhave an army 25 or 30 thousand strong assemble on | the old battleflelds, but the problem of | cost and railway transportation has| caused the whole scheme to be & | bandoned so far as the Department of | Militia is concerned, This will be a‘ great disappointment to the volunteer regiments as many had begun to count | big on the outing. Durham No. 4 Co.! has been largely depleted since the| change became known, but it is exâ€"| pected to be up to at least half | strength by Camp time, | Friday, May 22, will be observed ag! Empira Day in all the schools of On-! tirio. _A notice to th‘s effect was'l issued by the Hon. Dr. Pyne, Minister of Education, _ The program for the‘ day is suggested as follows :â€"The‘ Urion Jack or Canadian ensign to be flown over every schoolhouse in the Province, The day‘s proceedings will begin by the teacher giving a brief outline of the history, progress and magnitude of the Empire, illustrated by a map of Great Britain and all her colonies and possessions, with a referâ€" eace to the leading statesmen, warâ€" } riors and others distinguished in the \history of the Empire. _ In the afterâ€" THE STANDARD BANK noon it is suggested that patriotic aidresses be delivered by the school trustees and others, and that the children sing and recite patriotic selections. 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 Withdrawais Interest added four times a year Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches, DURHAM BRANCH John Kelly, Manager Â¥KaWours aUSO AT HARKRIsTOWN AND PKICHCILEL OF CANADA Head Office â€" â€" â€" $1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT DURHAM, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1908. ESTABLISHED 1873 A. H, Jackson has & number of houses and yacant lots in Durham for sale. House to Rext.â€"On Queen St, Splendid location. 7 rooms, with celâ€" lar. Hard and soft water, Apply at the ReviEw Oflice, to C, Ramage. one year to new subscribers or renewals. After some weeks of wet weather the farmers since baturday have been favored with fine dry weather and becoming warmer. _ With no fros‘s the prospects for a good crop of hay are excellent. Meetings in the interest of Mr, Neil McCannel, the Likeral candidate, will be held next week at varieus points, Dates, places and Speakers will be anâ€" nounced, We have no definite inâ€" formation as we go to press, Picxic.â€"Under the auspices of the Pomona footâ€"ball club & picnic will be held on the old Scotchtown pleasure grounds, lot 31, con. 3, N. D. R,, Glenâ€" elg on 3rd of June. Uandidates for the Legislature are expected to be present, 25¢ and 10c, The new scale of rates proposed by the Supreme Court of the L. 0. F. is meeting with great opposition by the members, _ An indignation meeting was held at Clinton recently, and the general feeling was that the raise was uncailled for in view of ihe rapidly inâ€" creasing surplus to the credit of the Order. Maxkr a Merry Wimow Hatar Hon®.â€"Take one bicycle wheel. Suâ€" perimpose on the hub one deep g ranite ‘ saucepan, first snipping of the handle with an axe,. Stitch on cover of wineâ€" culured velvet from your seasonâ€"beâ€" foreâ€"last‘s coat suit. Put on a threeâ€" inch binding, around brim, of canaryâ€" colored taffeia silk from your greatâ€" grandmother‘s party dress. Rip nineâ€" teen yards of box ruching off your shirtâ€"waist box, and wind about crown,. A soup ladleand a joint fork will givye a jaunty effect if used as hatâ€"pins.â€"Chicago Journal. Was Lapiks‘ NiGgHT.â€"To be on a par with the young men, who held a social some time ago, the youug ladies of the Baptist Church held their social Thurday evening last and we yenture to state, was fully the equal of that given by the men, _ The schoolâ€"room was crowded with an audience who duly appreciated a fine program of solos, duetts, choruses, recitations, club swinging, &c, Miss Dora Burnet was right at home as chairlady while Mrs, Newton presided at the organ with her usual grace. _ Following the program, refreshments were served, the ice cream being unusually enjoyed by two of the yeung men. The ladies of this Church, baving finâ€" ished their famous autograph quilt, held an entertainment in Ailan‘s School House on Tuesday evening last, Rev, Canon Spencer of Mt. Forest, delivered his very interesting illustraâ€" ted lecture on the early settler of 50 years ago. The views were yery clear and distinct and showed the scenes of pleasure and trouble through which theimimnigrant passed from Portsmouth to Owen Sound. After the lecture, the ladies seryed a yery dainty luncheon. Then camethe interesting partâ€"the exhibit and sale. In introducing this part of the proâ€" gramme, the Rector made a few reâ€" marks,. _ He stated that the quilt, through the zealous work of the ladies netted the congregation the large sum of about $212. This with the receipts at the door, about $15, and the price of the quilt, $13, made a total of about $240 for the work, Mr Clark, the pleasing and popular auctioneer, wielded the hammer, and 10 a very few minutes had the article sold for the goodly sum of $13 to Mr. Wes. Arnott. The meeting closed with the doxology St. Paul‘s Church, Egremont Toronto On Monday last the long anxiety reâ€" garding the fate of the Local Option Law in Durham came to an end, and the decision makes it certain that the Byâ€"Law and all that it means stands good, _ We hope the result will prove that the moral welfare of the town wil be clearly and permanently honeâ€" fitted by the measure. As we said beâ€" o e the botels must adjast their rates t the new conditions, and temperâ€" ance neople will not complain, Every service rendered should be paid for, We hope the law in Durham will be respected to the full and we are sure uo business will be hurt becauseintoxâ€" icating liquor as a beverage is not sold over a bar. Mr. Justice Teetzel has refused the application to quash the local ‘option byâ€"law of the town of Durham. It was necessary to show that 28 votes were illegally cast. Eight of these were conceded as being illegally cast by the town. It was shown that 18 voters whose names appeared as having cast their votes had no qualification whatâ€" ever, and that 35 others had not sufâ€" ficient qualification to enable them to yote. His Lordship says : "The evidence shows that these names were put on without any color or justification,. The only explanation the clerk offers of his extraordinary conduct is that they were not placed there with any intention of aiding either one side or the other in the said contest." Local Option Stands The following is the official judgâ€" ment as it appeared in the Toronto Star : His Lordship, however, decides that he cannot go behind the voters‘ list to the assessment roll, and that those whose names appear on the former ave entitled to yote. He concludes: "In?view of the unjustifiable and extraordinary conduct of respondent‘s clerk in preparing the yoters‘ list, in adding a name to it after it had been certified by the county judge, and it unlawfully giving certificates, thus enabling many persons to yote withâ€" out proper authority, I think that while the motion must be refused, it should hbe without costs." At the meeting of Council on Saturâ€" day, on motion of J. H. Brown, 8. P. Saunders, the tender of Messrs Crowâ€" ley and McDonald, Contractors for the bridge, was accepted, it being the lowest. They are to enter into ‘bonds to haye it completed without undue delay,. The claim of Miss McDonald for in* juries on street last winter was not accepted. On motion of Brown and Kress, Mayor and Clerk were instructed to make final settlement with Sirrs Bros. by relinquishing their claims on the deposit of $500 and having the property deeded to the town. The town receiyes $5500 insurance in cash and has the property to presâ€" ent to another manufacturer, Sirrs‘ Bros. have hbad an offer of $1500.00 made them but we do not know if they have accepted it,. A manufacturer of wooudenware we hear is a prospective acquisition. Cheap Boots and Shoes. Big sl;ugbt,er sale still on and if you want shoes this is the place to get them as I am going out of business and would ask «ll who can to call and pay their account promptly and oblige, Yours, Davip ExTRICKEN, The first sitting of the Court of Reâ€" vision for the Township of Glenelg for the year 1908 will be held at the township hall on Wednesday, the 27th day of May, 1208, at 10 o‘clock in the forenoon, And notice is hereby furâ€" ther given that a meeting of the Counâ€" cil for general business will be held at 2 o‘clock in the afternoon of the same day, Dated 14th May, 1908, A few more men needed for Niagsra Camp in June, Apply at once. Drill every Saturday evening at 6.30, Volunteers for Niagara. Court of Revision. Township of Glenelg. Town Politics. Jou® 8, Bu.ack, Cletk. +4 B + O. M. Sx1DEE, Capt. Far Orr NioG®Rrta.â€"The last Gaild meeting was made specially interesting by the presence of Miss Anme Bartâ€" lett, of Toronto, whose early youth was spent in and near Durham, This young lady, with few or no adyant« ages except courage, deyotion and perseverance has qualitied herself as a trained nurse, and more than that has made a study of mission work in Nigeria to which she intends to deâ€" yote her life. She is a ready speaker and gave an interesting address on Mission Life In Northern Nigeria, dealing with the habits and condition of the people, their occupation, proâ€" ducts, etc. She has a number of inâ€" teresting curios to exhibit, the work New postage stamps are to be issued by the Laurier Government to mark the 300th anniversary ot the founding of Quebhec. WaxtTED.â€"A firstâ€"class cout maker at once, male preferred. $3 for a sack coat at Harry Burneto‘s Tailoring dept., Box 3, Darham, I. O, F.â€"The regular im» Court Durham, No. 111. 1, be held on Thursday, 28 May attendance is requested to the reâ€"rating of old members. Flesherton‘s _ " unclaimed | jewels " beld an assembly in the new drug store in Richardson‘s block Tuesday evening. Fifteen young people were present from town, besides fourteen from Markdale. of the natives, some of it very beautiâ€" ful and it was much admired, Miss Bartlett has for the past month, been nursing ber old friena Mrs Sutherland, ut the home of Mr and Mrs Thos, The beautiful season is now at hand which encourages a man to live out, side of himself{, â€" La the dreary winter there is nothing to look at or listen to but now it is something like an ecstâ€" acy to see the sun rise, to listen to the warbling of the first birds, to watch the first buds and hope for the first flower, and to watch the antics of the overjoyed children at their play, Men and. women ought to.Grop the cares of: the shop and the home, put‘on their best clothes, take a long stroll Banks. (Paidâ€"inâ€"advance subscribers to the REVIEW wishing the Weekly Globe may secure it by forwarding us the balance, 25 cents.) and forget for a few hours, anyway, their own being,. For one sweet morning or afternoon they ought to live the life of sheep and horses and delight in the glories of nature withâ€" out the slightest discount on account of their own being and identity, Lheir superior intelligence makes it possivle for them to extract more pleasure from the objective life than the lower animals eyen. Away. then, and take a glad day off. Arcuig McArtuUrR. ‘ This community was deeply grieved last week when it was learned that Archie McArthur, only son of Mr Obhas. McArthur, Bunessan, had passâ€" ed away,. The young mau was in his 25th year and was popular and highly respected among his companions and in the community. _ He was industâ€" rious to a degree and was getling to be the mainstay of the home now so deeply afflicted, Fora year or more back he has been afflicted with tuberâ€" culosis and it has carmed him off in the prime of life. The funeral on Monday was yery largely attended and many were the expressions of sympathy with the bereaved parents, the sisters and other friends. Revy Mr Farqubharson conducted services lst honse and grave. Samuxr £cooTr. This gentleman, one of the pioneers of Glenelg township but for the past 114 years a resigent of Durham, passed away on Tuesday at the good old age of 83 yearsa _ Twice of late he took hospital treatment for cancer on the neck, but merely got relief, and now he has fallen a victim to the deadly disease. He was born in Co. Caven, Ireland,| and came to this country about 50; years ago, staying in Georgetown for about a year before moving to Glenelg near Bunessan, where he underwent the usual trials and hardships of the early days, _ He had a buoyant spirit bhowever, and he struggled on to a competency. _ He was genial to a deâ€" gree, an inveterate storyâ€"teller and as neighbor and friend was held in the highest esteem,. _ His wife, to whom he was married 48 years ago, survives him, and besides her there will mourn four nieces, Mrs, Hazelgrove, London, Mrs. Hewitt, Glenelg, Mrs. Wiggine, Durham and Mrs, McCallam, Kingâ€" ston, Penn. He is to be buried toâ€"day in Saugeen Cemetery. Obituary. () ONTARIO ARCHIvEs TORONTO Wi THE REVIEW, DURKHAM, ONT. The Yellow Label Gentlemen,â€" We have received the largest shipâ€" ment of brand new Wall Papers riggt from the machines ever brouzm 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 something extra nice in Papers at the lowest po.:&lc riâ€" ces, you will not be disappointed wLn you see throxwl our large stock,. Owing to our large Wall Paper trade, we are able to show each season‘s hew goods in large quantities. Thercfore ‘x,ou can deâ€" pend on getting the newest Wall Papers Credit Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Implements on Saturday, 23rd day of May, Under instructions from the owners the undersigned will offer for sale by Public Auction at the Implement Warerooms on Garafraxa Street, Durâ€" ham, north of the bridge, at 3 o‘clock, 1 twoâ€"yearâ€"old Clydesdale filly, 1 pair of road mares, three and four years old, Mower, Sectional two horse Cuitivator, lever, three sectional Diaâ€" mond Smoothing Marrow, Pulper, Scutfier, ‘These impliements are new and upâ€"toâ€"date with all the latest imâ€" provements, None of them have been 1908, the following and upâ€"toâ€" provement used. will ligh and und eight m approve count 1 reserve, Dated on the market at Keeler‘s, We will be pleased to show (ou this season‘s goods and just think! nearly a carload, to choose from. Tells the date to which your subâ€" scrirtion has been p& 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. Two Big Storesâ€"Darham & Welland 1 am a Candidate jor ine representation of South Grey, in the Legislature, and if clected 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 my. 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. â€"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 depreciate politics . I am, Respectfully yours, NEIL McCANNEL. New Wall Paper C, RAMAGE & sON, Pammzes anp PusLIsEERS At LPA Pn To the Electors of South Grey. 1 Durham, May 15th, 1908. JOHN CLARK, Auctioneer N) harn« le : All sums of $5.00 h. Over that amount, credit will be given on L notes,. 7 per cent disâ€" sh in lieu of notes. No *# + + andidate for the '\&%’5‘%1 and place there sale : 2 setts of Oxford Cream up Separa