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Gust In Katalin. Results. In lune: and "oroutrhneast Saw h tn ' time to enter the popular $219102": £75,? // all/”w ','ij,iti2i' vnnnm A" '35 E33 'or. rouge a Durham, Hahn House, 's j Saturday, Feb. 20 rifi REMEMBER THE DATE: .- Walkedon, Hartley House, Feb. " Must "rest, Queens Hotel, Feb. " 9? ttte ml pun lot god table em 'ltle'hql'tl'G' mar; opium [not at Macao-c vattMorrvre' " tree. us today student» Named " allege open the enljge ter, - - our widen“. (lo-lulu: houn- ol Mn CW clues In culling loudly [on lndlvldnl igtatn1qtittet. I: MnilCoumeg. and was] tor Maul-rs is WWALKERTON BUSINESS COLLEGE Adding {4:94 Machine (lt '!ll'.i.C ti,il', Men's Overcoats In tmoethand or Busim but man.“ mien at can“ thoroughly tell ter term begin: gnu. att Bun-Ian A 1|":ch and in placing all its gradual”. Each student is taught. separate- ly at. his own desk. Trial lessons for one week tree. Visitors welcome. Day and Night Classes Leads in Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Commercial Law, Com- mercial Correspondence, Plain Business Writing, Ornamental Writing, NOTIC l a: W Importa t I (l,,,,,.",,','.:'))'.',)",'-,'," Business College A GREAT SCHOOL I TORONTO. ONT,, MT. FOREST W. T. CLANCY Principal. “summing THE PE0PLE'S STORE tt YOUR COURSE b' the shoe fit, don’t go in your stocking feet. I We sell the 131le MAKE, have you tried them? Perfect in fit and always sty- lish, they are comfortable and easy on the pocket book. ow, smrox. Principal OR RECT DRESS is easy to recognize, yet c many men just miss it, l," Too often an ill-fitting Suit or Overcoat is the fault = A Suit or Overcoat that doesn't fit well, " and is without style, will mar an other. w1se perfect attire. We claim to have in stock a line of Suits and Coats that is sure to please anyone. They are made from best materials and are right up-to-date in cut and style, " THE REGENT BRAND Open Sept w. J. Alex-nae: ty ROBERT BURNETT Highest Prices for Batter and Eggs. Gentlemews Footwear IMO . {7* 3 uppcnrnm; through their hair, the "rr has”; mix of g r,,'i"si'i"-i"i'.'-l MR. 'ii"i"i" FENDER ELLI c school. Win (unique tree. ttoorfs " (Hawaii “I, bout" and Amerie " minute: he let! ledge Ind chum ”new. In: modem de vices known to [amines COLL r, bring ma! and Suns meat ml Professor tuber will be in town, and will exhi t and demonstrate the effect of the air Goods that have made him tam . His styles, meth- ods and ideas a widely imitated but never suceesstu . Mr Pember will be glad to mee ptivately all ladies and gentlemen w h any hair or scalp affection and to g e advice gratis as to a cure. Positi ly the moat aelect showing of ladies' Ge Hair Creations and gentlemen , Tottpees in Canada. To 2 y man and - my woman‘ ho realizes f 7 the im ance of [reserving their appear? through their hair, the ToRosrohiu be of decided interest an Dexmmem of Indian Airstrs, li. onus. N. Bc-Newspapers Inserting ch Bdvertur. meat without “thorny of the )epanmcm will not be pad. Forms of tender contain full Nicolas may be had try npplying to e underlined or to the Ittdintt 1'otnmusiotter . Winnlpe'. The loweuor Any tender no: n I, unwed. I. CLEAN, Ream”. "HALE“ TENDE addressed to the under s signed and undo (I .. Tenders tor Indian. Supplied. FF will be race ed " this Department up to noon on Manda 15th February. 1909 for the rim-livery of In n supplies during the fiscal year ending the 3 t Much. 1910, duty pawl. " Vii-ions points Nttnitou, Bunt- chem“: Ind Alum. Tenders folelian Supplies. Another and squallv interesting race between the Mam" two, but an Shluhh's distance. 15 miles, is to come ttit soon. meanwhile there are hun- dredq ot young unhryo Shruhhs and Longboata trying their legs in im- promptu “we: lupin; on and eotnruenced to gain tif. ter the 23rd mile when Shrubh had to dtop lo a walk occasionally and when he had gained hack the fl laps, his op- honent wus done. but Friday night a spectawlnr lest of speed and endurance took place in New York between the redoistrtatrte. Canadian Longboat and the hit erto invincible 'ili'ili"ire?i1slt,irr"u,it)f,"iii,i, ~pnrnng event tor a I was looked forward to with such eagerness and the interest in "the legs ole ’umn " was very much in evidence. th‘nmh the good book snyu the .. L'n'd tulu-lh not [demure "in them. The race was on a track. about" laps to n mile, and they were to run the Marathon dismnre. 20 nules.385 yds. Shrnl-h’s vitlortms have all been mm at distances of 15 miles on less, his superior wet-d wns unquestioned. but there was all the itowinatiott of un- ('t'l'Ldian as to whether he could hold out the long uistance, or by his super- ior Weed tire out or siit,henrten his (link); opponent. He did neithernnd lost the race. but it mu defeat and not disgrace. for he held on in the lend till past the 23th mile. when his trtuvcles would no long- er obey ltls mind and he collupsed. '* Tom‘s '. greater stamina enabled him to hold on, hut there were times when he too was almost sinking. and perhaps but for ther-, of having bin young bride to urge him on the result might have been .lilferent. 'ihtulrlrsotined lap after lap till he [unwed the lndinn 8 timed. Tom kent Longboat, the Longwinded. i"? v.1; ELIE Durham Hanover Walkerton Mnldmay Standing No. 2 Dist., Nor, H. League. Laidlaw Wilson Lwan tiiivii'r, ott hinfstone 1gavel e ogloy Hanover showed strength ing the Walkerton boys 4 to own icelast Friday. The Durham-Mildmay game in Mild muy scheduled for last Friday was post poncd, owing to soft weather. a ncu't pass from LaVellc, tdid) in thc sixth in this period yryt Wsil 'erton fora chan e counted their last. Lavellc counted gig seventh and last in 2 min. utes more, which finished the scoring. The line-up l ' Durham (12) Walkerton (2) The second half opened with the fast. est hockey yet displayed here. The Swift local forwards skated rings in and out and around their opponents who ap- peared stunned by the dazzling team play. Five goals were secured in almost as few minutes, Cowan shooting one in close proximity to the gel. Begley! on The game was a few minutes late in starting, and was closely contested for the first half of the quarter. Walker. ton scored the flrst on a lucky shot, and Durham evened up just after an offside, so necessaril it was disallowed. Bigley landed the 'ir/d in 17 minutes to the great delight of the crowd, and from here on it was almost a constant fusil. nde. Lavelle found the nets in 3 min., Bcglcy in 2 more, and Las ellc twice more before half time. Laidlaw in Durham goal had little to do, and whenever the opportunity presented itself, almost in. variably cleared the nets. The bays from the Bruce county town looked to be the dangerous 'dark horse' when admitted to the race. but subsequent events have van- quitstr d this supposition. They have DUI"? heavy men and are admmedly mm of the strongest checking lemua in the league. They are fair on com- munion. but in individual work and goal-tending. the form shown was not up to the standard. If Friday's week’s hockey game with Hanover was the {intent to date. the Durham:, went one better last Wed. needs! ev37untr, excelling their former recor . The nppenredare'uvennted hunch from than who /1JJl the Ger- man boy- nnd showed a. marvellous change in their previous weak point, by furnishing some n .ctaculnr com- bination may. At mg: outset, there were all up arancea of a close game, but after t3: first ten minutes these had faded away. The home team found their hearings. flae team work fed the swift wine men. Lavelle and Beglev. who did the necessary. The tinieh counted \Vulkerton 2 to a round dozen tor thelocale. their highest yet attained in hockey. R. B. KEELER & SUN Come at once as we will clear our whole stock of Wall Papers out in 15 d We will be blazing away right ayS- from thedrop of the hat and you’ll not bedisairpointed if you come here expecting to buy goods cheaper than ever before A1110: Watt Papers suitable for bedrooms, . -V dining rooms, halls, kitchens, sl. price.. s, per roll Grand assortment of Papers, suitable for parlors, halls, dining rooms, etc., worth 20 cents per roll, all V to go at the one price...... .... ...... 10e per roll Best papers in the house, suitable for any room --graml assortment of coiors,--mrowns, greens, drabs, creams, reds, &e, worth up to Me r roll, all 0 in the reat sale at.... r.'. .... J.'.'.'.'.' ...... .5... w.-- 15e oer roll All Se Watt Papers go thh a rush at 15,000 Rolls of Up-to-date Wall Paper almost given away rrlces will make Things These HAVE you one or more rooms that will need Pa- pering? If you have, come to Keeler's Rush Sale and you can buy papers here to do the job for a song. of New Wall Paper Walkedmas 0tttclassed.--t Slaughter Sale" Ever Known to {he People of Durham and surrounding country Hockey Standing. flames Galas Won Lost to play for ag'st goal point cover point rover centre light wing left wing Wulkerton (2) GREATEST L'lnrk Anderson Wetttauter Oldrieve St ruthers Goetz by defeat. 2 on their DURHAM Mon GO 61 45 DURHAM REVIEW TORONTO C. P. R.hs the only direct and throttgrf car line to the West. Settlers travelling alone and with their families should use regular trains, leaving Toronto daily nt10.15 p. m. Colonist and Tourist sleepers attached. travelling to the West with livestock and etreetg will leave Toronto at 10.15 p. m. every Tuesday boring March and April. Graduate Can. Horo1ogica1 Inst. The above goods will be sold this way only during the months of January and February. WATCHES, Clocks, Rings, Brooches, Bracelets, Lockets. La- dies' and Gents' Gold Watch Chains and Silverware. P. o. A. Webster We are not fooling when we say cost which you will find out by giving us a call. In order to make room for our large spring stock, we intend to acrifice everything connected with the Jewellery trade at cost, Jewellery Sale l'.'.' 2le per roll Special Trains For Settlers See R. McFARLANE, Agent. Durham. Everything goes-- 15¢ per roll THE JEWI‘ILLER COME ! COME ! COME ““215!ng COUNTY Brtrrmrrs.-at a inc-etihz o County Council here last week. a con. tract was let for the construction of a steel hridge over the Snugeen Mister. at Stirton’s, the price bring $13000, When the council meets in June they intend to let the contract for building a bridge over the river at Southamp- ton. This will cost $20,000. Billy Jacques. reeve of Arran, has a scheme under waz Whith will load onto the countyn ridge over some quagmire m ttvat anship, and this willnlsn likely cost 8203(1). These northern reeves lie awake o' nights, thinking out nine! to put more htidges, while the patient toilers in the southern townships, lie awake trying to figure 1 out how they are going to nay for them. The county debt In tJe,', up by leaps and bounds. and t eend is not yet. The system is I most unfair one. The township of Garrick. for t-xumole, has no county bridges. and has no interest whatover in these northern bridges. yet Garrick no qa [was percentage of every one of the” county bridges. To even up thing". the county ought to “some all Ivy-id. tteo over eight feet in 'rldth.--watiG. ten Talent-ope. prim (insulin Bus. College u . "v in ih%Tiiiiii ’to 0150.000 not human: " mini] 'li'r','ll'l.1 You '" tll'i'r,'fvgrt'eptidliiii' th 6 $3333 on e n I'lMlth't. 3.. Toronto. 11.2%.“ School in Chunk. Write lot Mama. I W. B. SHAW. PM T. J. JOEKSTON, Pan] ,_ - -'e'"e .--.-u “If "um- her 8, will not. a shoe with the than": 8, stacllped plainly on the sole, The women may kick a little at first but thy'” soon get used to it. TIRED on 1mso,--TIte Cnnadian Manutactarers of women's shoes. have jointly agreed that they won't lie any more, simply to HAN.” lhe vanily of the women of this country. For years past they have been lying like heroes. in behalf of the women. marking a number 9 ahor, n number 6, and for a T, marking a8. After this, women's shoes will be numbered correctly. and the won?!) whose-foot calls tor num- hung nun...»- - ___.-. . - Croup positively stopped in gt with Dr. Shoop's Cronp Rem: Lest a'one will surely prove L No vomiting, no distress. A planing 's'rup-60e, Sold Failure & Co. V._v.,., ~mu war: I. nearby, t%r'Eat"pttititiiiiriiiiiz't ensure for Miss May a home atmos- phere that will remove all loneliness and we hope during their two month‘s sojourn in the tropics the health of both will hegreatly benefitted. They are moving to a point in Florida. and may visit the \Vest Indies before re. turning. Mr and Mrs John Ledingham. Pin. chcr Ureek,Alta., have he?" around hisold home in Bentinck, for a couple " weeks, and were guests of Mr and Mrs Alex, McDonald (the latter " sister. of ole IA) and nthvrs. They also visited relatives of Mrs Ldinsy ham, near Ottawa. Tlies tell of im- mense crops of fail wheat in that rapidly developing country. _ "'A quiet. wedding Wttu solunnizml s), he Baptist Parsonage last Wednes- day, wlarn Mr Alf. vollett and Miia Annie Petty united hand and heart to travel Iite's journov. The core- mony was pertormed by Rev. Mr ‘Newton and innmdinuly after the huppy couple left on thc-ir honeynoon trip to Arthur, “'ingham and oth r prints. The REVIEW extend hcvgrlk 7iit3ttratuutiom,. ( Mr N. w. Camphell left last week for San Antonio, Texas, where his daughter [slay had preceded him by a Week or two in company with Mrs (Reva) lie-Eton. whose son Carl it; Mr Jno. McKinnon. Jr., returned last Mogday to the Normal at Strat- ford, having been called hmm on ac- count of his fathert serious illness, who, we are glad to suv m recovering nicely. ' Mrs Those, Brown and sisters Mrs Sum-house and Miss Jean Brown at- tended the silver Wedding of their. rel. alive. Mrs Great. near Holstein, last Wednesday evening. Mr Herman Becker and Mr Arthur Burguvel. of Dornoch, visited friends in town on Monday and attended the Carnival at night. Mrs Donald Campbell, Swinton Park, called on Mrs McUormacir Man. dayon her “my house from a week's visit with her swter, Mrs Jno, Turn- bull, Latonu. Mia: Fraser left Suturday for a. visit to her relatives in Chatsworth and Collingwood . l w” Ids Wilson leaves today} Mr and LMrs J. A. Latimer of Dar. ham spent Sunday and Monday visit. ing their friends in “amnion and ureancck.-aumscope. Miss Brigham, of Allan Park, is the guest of her sister, Mrs Rout. Burnett, for a few days this week. Mr and Mrs R. MncFarlane left Wednesday to visat Toronto friends and take in the Mendelssohn Choir concert. Mr Frank Conner and Mr Fred Wanuskey. ot Willinmsford. spent Sunday in town. Mayor Lippert, of Walkerton, was an interested specLutm-at the hockey match here Fuiday night. 1tg,','f,T, to train for a nun! it‘ Gu lph hospital. MrTruax,ot Wilkerton. is visiting hue relatives, Mr and Mrs Wm, Wright, of town, Mr and Mn Armstrong, of Mark. dale, Were guests Sum-day at Mr E. Limin a. 3381' BUSINESS TRADING. Miss Hazel! hdamttallcDurham, visit- ed with Miss Willis of Allan Park tut week. Mr Neil McKinnon, Pmeeville, was in town Saturday on business. a reasonable prices. sure my time. Cor, Yonge a Bloor sf. sly stopped in 20 mmutcw, p's Group Remedy. One surely prove this trarh, l meets in June they 'ontraet for building river at Southamp- Eost 8P-000, _BIHV distress. A safe and 506. Sold by Mae. .'iili': " Where the Good muuzuuumuuuwoa _i, H. A. Burnett a , Garafraxa St. trear" 6.; 'Bridge ' “m0.” ”0-. “UGO-GE Alex. Russell, The Big Store, Durham 24 pair Men's Hmwv Rubin-rs rug 83.25 for ' . 24 pair Boy's Rubbers regular $2 00 for. . . . . . " pair Women'., Ovetghrres rmzular 82 25 far 21 pair Boy's Shoes. regular $1.75 for... . . . .. For the Fall and Winter Trade we have aide era! new lines of Boots, Shoes d, Rubbers i already large stock and are better prepared 'ever to eater to the wants of the public in om Alex. Russell, The Big Store, Durham 23 lbs best Granulated white Sugar for .. . . .. 5 lbs best Black Ceylon Tea worth 25 to Joc for 5 lbs best Japan Tea, worth 25 to 30c for.... ... 4 packages Jelly Powder, 10c size for ..... .. .. 4 bottles Flavoring Extracts, we value for . . . . . . 4 lbs Raisins (best quality) for 4 lbs Currants (best quality for 7 bars Comfort Soap for. ...... Shetland Floss, all colors. worth 7e and Sc tor.. . . .. .. White Bed Spreads, just a few left, worth [.50. . . . .. .. Men‘sSocks, a special lot; 2 pairs for.... .... .. .... ...1 IO dozen Ladies' Cashmere Hose, worth 3 5c, to clear at I Ladies'Astrachan Jacket, worth 35.00, for. . . . . . . . .r . I Man's Australian Calf Coat, worth 33.00 for..,,.. ... 1 Ladies' Sable Collarette worth 13.00, for. ..... .... . I Ladies' Astrachan Co1larette, worth 8.50 for . . . . . . .. . 5 Men's Suits, worth 10.00 to 12.50 for.... .. . ... .... . 5 Men's Suits, worth 7.00 t09.50 for.... ...... .... .... Our boot and shoe department is a beehive 9f Lama-mm You will find some new prices. Many lines of this stock ll 111 mean big swings for your summer needs. Extra special Savings for Sat., Feb. 13 ' It is amazing to see the savings in each Dept. which have been thrown on the tables of the Big Store rather than.enttthem on our stock sheet. Hand Made Boots and February Savings Clothes Come From " In this Department you will find the prices interesting FALL AND WINTER SHOES AND RUBBERS 3395. McGRATI-I, Gents' Tailor and Finnish“ Mere Are Some Bargains During Stocletaking 5mm) Boots and Shoes Repairing done quirk. ly and satisfactorily. Hardware Groceries FEBRUARY ll, 1909 Shoes a Specialty itl PA 24 95 79c 25c n 50 50 98 m 'i, Slang! ! of New l if:.'., Midwin THE Ill VOL 15c to Jan Sa These an ge was Paper. All Me Wall Papers blazin Wall 1 of thehat “id y here expecting t hh make Thine 15,000 Rol Wall Paper ti R. L KEH " To ICH‘ '“l bel now to bl ruees um Durham ll ‘ome at SVI “I pc m K " m