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tiny tore at y 11, 1908 clear ale ag ME o +# ( 5.00 lin Aogat %i} %WRMEEREEEEEEEEEEEMEE 72 Curtains take a Tumble P Pafasain ala‘ts analan‘ n nlarelcelarce aee e nalamala e ebel 1n"ala n acelaS‘ela‘cale"le ole ole Cole ela e in your Subscriptions it you want the Review and Weekly Globe Clubbing Terms. â€" Elections coming on, Tilj May 31st this great combination only VOL. ‘There is a reason â€"We saw a great big chance when a wholeâ€" sale was going out of curtainsâ€"and over bought. That means to us more curtains than we wantâ€"â€"and fo youâ€"curtains at far less ;ban regular prices. This season everybody uses afancy sunshade. We baye them in white and colorsâ€"beauties at $1.50 to $3.50 each. > Men‘s Suits to Clear We bo-ugm a lot of traveller‘s samples of the new skirts in glealed and ripple side effectsâ€"Panama and Chiffon Venitian in lack, navy, and brownt They are regualar $6.50 skirts â€" â€"for $4.25 From Ireland where they know how to make linens, These are firm, even weave. White Linens 25 to 60c a yas COLORED LINENS,â€"Navy aud pale blue at 25e a vard. Colored Linenfâ€"Pale Blue with white over check 50c yd Knock out prices on ends of Carpetâ€"short ends, enough in each to carpet a small or mediara room. They will be cleared at cat prices. New Dress Linens RUSH Sole Agent for Mechanic Ki Carpet Short Ends New Spring and Sammer Suitsâ€"about filty of them that we want within the next few days. Be one of the moncy savers. James Ireland Specialâ€"Traveller‘s Sampje Skirts Ladies‘ Fancy Parasols , NO. 25 June Brides may secure choice wedding stationery at the REVIEW Office. 10 ind Railroad Kinog Overalls Those 10 cent Muslins There are still 250 yds to clear at 10c a yd. _ If you haven‘t got youars yet there is still a chance. In all the fashionable colors, â€"including brown,â€"in spot and floral patternsâ€"12% to 35¢ a yd. Dress. Negligee and Workâ€" ingâ€"â€"the kind that makes a good last impression as well as a good first impression,â€" all kinds and prices. 4 Men‘s & Boy‘s Shirts New Muslins new skirts in purhomRevien. ProxickEp at Beut‘s LaKE.â€"A merry party composed of the memâ€" bers of the Presbyvterian Choir and a few friends, last Friday spent a very enjoyable day‘s outing at this famed picnie resort, about 15 miles northâ€"east of here. The day was spent chiefly in boating, for which there are unâ€" equalled facilities. The lake proper is in reality a combimnation of several small lakes studded with islands and by channels of yaryiag widths, and in passing through, changes of scenery of indescribable beauty are continuâ€" ally being pregented to the eye. Tus: NEew Rixx.â€"Mr, Jos. Brown has got most of the big roof trusses in position on tep of the posts at the new rink. Itis anoperation requiring considerable engineering skill "main strength and awkwardness" being totolly useless, _ The Sons of Scotland had hoped to have the privilege ot opening it with their first of July Big Concert but it won‘t be ready so the old rink will be used. " Tus® Srtaxpasop or â€" EMPIRE"â€" This is the name of a new weekly paper published in London, England, with the ambitious aim of uniting all parts of the British Empire by & journalistic bond. _ The first three numbers have reached this office and they certainly are filled with interestâ€" ing matter from all " oversea ‘* points. No advertisements are received from outside the Empire, and the tone of the paper as well as its purpose is adâ€" mirable. It is interesting and broadâ€" ening to see alongside of familiar Canâ€" adian tcpics such questions as the suspension of Dinizulu‘s salary, agiâ€" tating Natal. Federal old age pensions in Australia, Failure of the Minimum wage in New Zealand, a record cod year in Newfoundiand, and so on. Price is $2 per year, Send to Toronto News Co.. Toronto. The annual union pieme of school No 1 Normanby and Knox 8, 8. will be held in Mr Carson‘s grove on June 30th. _ Everyone coms to enjoy an afternoon‘s sports and program. Oraxararex To CHURCH. â€"â€" The L. 0. L District lodge will parade to the Baptist Church for Divine Service on Sunday, 12th July, The brethren of this district will take part in the big Dundalk celebration on the 18th. C. 0. F. at CHURCH.â€"CourtDurâ€" ham of this body will attend Divine seryvice in a body to the morning serâ€" vice of the Methodist Church, on Sunâ€" day, 21 June. Members are requested to meet in Court room at 10.30 a. m. Jas. HEPBURN, Jas. Lmovp, Secy. Chief Ranger Tnus Exoursion.â€"The Farmer‘s Inâ€" stitute Excursion on Saturday last was patronized more largely than former years, About 120 got on at Durham and liberal additions were made at way stations, _ They had fine weather and were wellâ€"treated as usual at Guelph, _ Quite a few took adyantage of the stay over privilege to visit friends over the week end, Wenoixg Girts.â€"P. G, A, Webster has everything complete for the wedâ€" dling season. Everythiog strictly high class. New Dimities and Muslins just arâ€" rived at 8. F. Morlock‘s. Special showing of Hosiery at 8 Morlock‘s. A. H, Jackson has a number of bhouses and yacant lots in Durham for sale. For a bag of good Flour go Begags‘. Tan Bark Wanted. Apply to Smith. No Delays in making Withdrawals Interest added four times a year Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches, In our Savings Department. Deposits of $1 and upwards are received, on which the highest current rate of interest is allowed. fozliccâ€" O W 1 YHTEOPIC Come with the crowd to Keeler‘s. Laudies‘ Silk and Lisle Gloves THE STANDARD BANK John Helly, Manager BRANCHES ALSO AT HARRISTON AND PRICLVILLL. OW NSz OPICS OF CANADA Head Office â€" â€" â€" â€" Toronto $1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT DURHAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1908. DURHAM BRANCH At Grant‘s ESTABLISHED 1873 to THx Masortry.â€"Since ourlast issue some changes have come to our notice and as far as we can figure it the maâ€" jority for Dr Jamieson is 262. As there is still some doubt, and as Reâ€" turning Officer Grant does not make his declaration until Thursdayâ€"too late for this weekâ€"we are deferring publication till nâ€"xt week when it will be certain. _ x3 Cl Priceville and Swinton Putk Presby. terian Anniversary Services are to be held on Sabbath June 21st, _ Rév. T. Wilson, of Walkerton, will assist the pastor on the occasion. _ Mr, Wilson will also give his lecture, accompanied by 150 limeâ€"light yiews, at Priceyille on the following Monday and at Swinâ€" ton Park on the following Tuesday eyening. A grand supper will precede the entertainment in both places. Admission 25 and 10 cents. South Grey Women‘s lnstitute held their annual meeting on the 5th of June, after a yery successful year 8, Grey district has 6 branches, Elimâ€" wood, Hanover, Ayton, Durham, Holâ€" stein and Dromore, with a memberâ€" ship of over one hundred and twentyâ€" five. Each branch has their own officers and hold thelr own meetings and the district officers preside over all the district. Officers for this year: President, Mrs R Pettigrew, Varney ; Vice Pres., Mrs J. Schenck, Ayton ; Sec., Mrs Thos, McGirr, Durham. On the 9th of June we had our deleâ€" gates, Miss Bell and Mics Burnaby. About 70 ladies were present to hear them, Miss Burnaby‘s address being on comparisons of food, milk, eggs and cheese, and a talk on " The Edueation of our Girls." A duet by Miss Jean Brown and Mrs Stonehouse was a pleasing part of the program. Miss Bell gave us a talk on food for invalâ€" iis and how to make a screen for the sick room, Also, a demonstration in bandaging was very usefal and practâ€" ical, A vote of thanks was given to our delegates for their instructive adâ€" dresses and the meeting was closed by singing * God Save the King. For 50 ots.â€"To new subscribers who wish to keep in touch with genâ€" eral and political events in Bouth Grey for the rest of this year we offer the Review for 50 cts. Single copies 3 cents, two copies for 5 cents, Our thanks are due to Mr Thos. Binnie for a very timely article conâ€" densed from an address of Mr Glenâ€" denning‘s at Eastern Dairyman‘s Asâ€" sociation. See page 5. We would be pleased to haye more of these, Durnxam on DonmtxtOox Day.â€"All arrangements are now complete tor the greatest Dominion Day Demonâ€" stration yet held. Concert program completed and a yery full day of varâ€" ied sports. _ Watch for small bills with full particulars of prize list. Congratulations to Miss Amy Edge, who hxs confirmed and continued her brilliant student career, by passing with honors, the recent examinations of the Faculty of Education. She has now first class standing. Mr Thos. Firth also took honors in his Universâ€" ity course. The popular Excursion to Niagara Falls under the auspices of the Epâ€" worth League is fixed for Friday, 3rd July. Tickets good till Monday, Frost.â€"Tuesday morning the temâ€" perature dropped uncomfortably near the freezing point, but we have heard of no damage being done, The cold dip lasted but a night. Mrs McGirr, the efficient Secy., has handed in the following report : A. H. Jackson is an Issuer of Mar riage Licenses, Durham, Ont,. Women‘s Institute Workers. Read Kedler‘s Ad, for bargains, D. JaxitEsox, Administrator Sparâ€" ling estate. or to DavIin KiNXIE, Durham, or A. H. Jackso®, Durham. The following must be sold at once ; New waggon, new iron truck wheel waggon, a number of large egg vats, (would make first class cisterns) 3 or 4 thousand fence posts, lath, shingles, lumber, _A quantity of wood near Weibeck P. O., will be sold at fifty cents per loadâ€" A brief note from our correspondent mailed on the way, says the early start had sent some of the boys to the grubâ€"bag, but all were in fine spirits, The recrui;s at Varney and Holstein were duly picked up, and all were deâ€" lighted with the music of the band, which was being furnished more genâ€" erously than usual, A Prouvs REc1PRâ€"No excuse now for forgetting the breakfast egg. _ Follow this example: The Manitoulin Exâ€" positor relates the following amusing incident which occurred recenlly : * A wellâ€"known clergyman on a visit to the home of one of his parishioners was awnakened quite early in the morning by the sweet tones of a soprano yoice singing " Nearer my God, to Thee." As the preacher lay in bed he meditatâ€" ed upon the piety of his hostess which enabled her to go about her tasks early in the morning singing suck a noble hymn,. _ At breakfast he spoke to her about it, and told her how pleased he was, _ She replied, "Oh laws, that‘s the hymn I boil the eggs by. I sing three verses for soft, and fiye when I want them hard." The game gives the Bankers a clear lead in the 1st series as shown by the present standing : Lending dignity and attractiveness to the occasion was the fine Regimenâ€" tal Band. Bandmaster Hawthorne is receiving, and deservedly so, many compliments for the progress made under his guidance, and we have no doubt they will gain still more rapidâ€" ly during the two weeks of steady field work, undisturbed by other cares, We hope to hear of all our volunteer boys giving a good account of themâ€" selves in Music, Marching, Manners and Morals. The Band headed the procession to the station, playing at intervals, and a large number of citizens saw them off, The storm that swept south Benâ€" tinck on election night proved to be a destructive one. _ Its path was little more than a mile wide and it seems to have been of the type we read of in the States so frequently, Fences of course were blown over, the bush here and there was leyelled, orchards were destroyed, and many buildings injarâ€" ed. The roof, newly shingled last year, was blown off Miss Sarah Potâ€" ter‘s barn, and a chimney off her house, A chimney on Edmond Johnâ€" stone‘s house was demolished, the barns of Messrs Jno, Cooper and Chas, Furzman were more or less wrecked, while it is said Wim. Little‘s barn was actually moved an inch or so on its foundations. The halfof Arch, Park‘s barn roof was swept off and carried many feet away, and he saved the other half by a chaining process. There will be serious losses as a wind storm damage is not usualiy covered by insurance, What was probably the closest and most exciting game of the town league was pulled off Thursday evening. Four innings only were played beâ€" tween the Cement and the Bankers, the latter gaining the vantage by 9 runs to 5. It was of good calubre throughout with the Bankers always in the lead, _ McCorquodale‘s daring steal home with the Oth run was a feature of the game. Batteries: _ Bankers.â€"Wolfe and Wilson. Cement.â€"Brooks and Mathâ€" eson. Bankers Cemeut Merchants Furniture Co Tuesday morning, with much more than the usual eclat, Capt. Snider and No, 4 Company, 3lst Regiment, enâ€" trained for Niagara. â€" The company, though not up to full strength is stronger than for some years past. Over 20 left Durham and when those joining at Varney and Holstein are included it will be nearly 30 strong. Almost a Cyclone. Off to Camp. For Sale. Baseball. +4 4 + . â€" + <im+ + Won Lost To play (0 Mrs Robert Elder, an old and re. spected lady who had spent the most of her married life. near here, was found dead on Monday, sitting up» right in her chair, She had not comâ€" plained et anything unusual and did her work up, then sat down in her chair torise no more, Her husband had gone to vote, so she was alone. A Miss Smith, a neighbor. called in on an errand, and trying to arouse her was horrified to find her lifeless body sitting as though she lived. She leaves her husband to mourn her loss ber two grownâ€"up sons. Isaac and William, who were well known, died a few years ago, She also leayes one brother, MrJohn Patterson, of Darâ€" haro.â€"Ayton Advance, At Grant s The Annual Meeting of the Upper Canada Religious Tract and Book Soâ€" ciety was held on Monday evening and very thinly attended. Rev Mr Horn, the agent. was present and gave a review of the activities of the Bociety. Rev Mr Bice was reâ€"elected Pres., the other resident clergy being Vice Presidents, C,. L. Grant, Secyâ€" Treas. CENTENXARIAN _ y OTER.â€"Mr _ John McRae of Colling wo od township, was 100 years old last January, and mark ed his ballot on electiou day without glasses being first at the poll. Special value in Table Linen Napâ€" kins and Towels Winnipeg papers received this week give great prominence to the Assemâ€" bly, its work and workers. In agroup of seven or eight photos of leading commissioners, we are pleased to see that of our own Rey. Wm. Farquharâ€" son, B. D. _ One of the burning quesâ€" tions at present is that of union of the Churches, and the Assembly, by yote shows itself ‘strongly in favor so far as the question has been considered. Mrs Male, who Rad juast passea her 59th year, was a Miss Putherbough, cousin of Mr Samuel Putherbough, of Bentinck, Two brothess reside near Kincardine and will likely be at the funeral on Thursiay, which takes place from her old home here at 2 p. 1. a resident of Upper Town, Durham., Only two weeks ago she went to live with her daughter, Mrs McTavish, of Cedarville, and died there on Tuesday last, the trouble being Bright‘s diâ€" sease,. Her husband, Mr Ben Male died three years ago. Since his death she has resided in the old bhome, atâ€" tending most punctually to the duties of janitorship in the Stardard Bank, until recently failing health forced her retirement. A Garden Party will be beld at Mr. Kenny‘s, Glenelg, on 19th inst. Baseâ€" ball and other sports. 8. 8. Garorx PartÂ¥y.â€"A very success‘ul garden party in aid of the Union 8. School of Allan‘s Corners, was held in Mr Jas. McMeceken‘s orâ€" chard last Friday, A good program was given, consisting of speeches by Mr W.J. Patterson, B A., London, who is an old Egremont boy, brother of Mr Sam Patterson, of Egremont, who was made chairman of the proâ€" ceedings. Rev Mr Rogers gave an excellent address, Duetts were sung by the Misses Sirr and Mead and Misses Ada Brown and M, Ramage, Young Mr Watson also gaye a good recitation, the choir and a string band helping aloug the program materially, The refreshment tables were well patâ€" ronized and a nice sum must have been realized, Few Jun® Buip®s.â€"The usual crop of June brides is this year chiefly conâ€" spicuous by its absence. Locally there has been very little doing so far this month, Generally speaking, and we notice some of our exchanges comâ€" laining of the same fact, happy termâ€" inations to successful courtships have been, and apparently will be, few and far between this year, and even the leafy month of June seems to have lost its attractions for the loveâ€"lorn, Whether the reason is to be found in the financial stringency and the un will inguess of the modern young people to pinch and economize .like their parents or to the fact that the sterner sex is waiting for the ladies to exerâ€" cise their privileges, wilfbe left for w iser heads than ours to puzzle over, Mrs Bex Maur®, It is our sad duty to chronicle this week the death of Mrs Male, for long Call and see Grant‘s Ladies‘ Shirt Waists, Good values in Lace Curtains at Grant‘s. No publicity. Obituary ONTA THE REVIEW, DURHAM, ONT. The Yellow Label Durham Btanch: JC TELFORD; ... .) Mas, Paidâ€"up Capital....... « » » » $4, 350, 000 h Nenl s nra s arn ts *4 88 xb van ns 2,000,000 Total Assets over. .... +. . . $3,000,000 Deposits received and interest paid or added four times a year at highest current rates. Special Attention to Farmers‘ Business MWWM Office closes at 1 p, m. Friday Open until 4 p. m, Saturdays At great expense the committee have secured High class and first class attractions from New York, t;’t are to run at Scarboro Beech, = ronto and London Fair and elsewhere. The Amusement Committee of Ben Nevis Camp have pleasure in anl nouncing that arrangements are alâ€" made for their great Annual Demonâ€" stration in Durham on in three acts T‘raders Bank Of Canada. HEAD OFFICE : TORONTO Entirely new and startling At inâ€" tervals durizag the afternoon. Fired from a mortar sunk in the earth, There will also be the usual BSmaArLt Pox,.â€"The town of Walkerâ€" ton has been put to an expense of $3000 owing to some cases of the disease haying been found amongst them. _ The *Telescope" last week has some pertinent remarks on the subject with which we entirely agree, It says:â€"*This subject has been disâ€" cussed on this page before, and the opinion expressed that if smallpox is to be vanquished, the total cost should be paid hfy the province, and the comâ€" mand of the campaign should be in the hands of the provincial authorities, At present, municipalities save large large sums of money by evading their duty, while other municipalities are put to grievous expense by doing their duty and the net resualt is that the disease holde its own, and we come no nearer to the suppression of it. _ Perâ€" haps there oou{:] be, at intervals throughout the province, isolation hospitals, to which the patients could be conveyed in vehicles adapted for the purpose, _ At all events it is quite certain that so long as the present system continues some of our muniâ€" cipalities wili refuse to recognize smallâ€" pox when they see it, and will call it chickenpox or measles, or will order the patient to get out of town on the the threat of arresting him as a vagrant." 3ist Regimental Band, Pipe Bana Dancing, Marching and other features. with revised and enlarged Prize List, Music by Greatest Day of many successful ones, Watch for further particulars. 600 Rosrs.â€"Mr Jno. A. Darling is bound to piease all the five senses in his fine iceâ€"cream parlors on Saturday 20th June. 600 Roses to be given away, Yirt‘s fine orchrestra furnishâ€" ing music, the best of ice cream for the palate, and easy on the purse, There was a rumor Mr _ Darling was leaving. Why ! he is only beginning. Great Rink Concert in the evening as usual. See Page 8. Sons of Scotiand Always on Top. ocx‘i(ntion has been paid, 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. Tells the date to which your subâ€" C. RAMAGE & sOXN,; The El Trio Stubberfield Japanese Day Fireworks. Unparaileled Attractions. The great Trapeze Novelty, Aerial On Deck Again. The Electons are Over. TORONTO Permmters axp PosursE®Ers Caledonian Games. Dominion Day, 1908. Triple and Acrobatic