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TY APRIL 15 3 and 50¢ a bottle. rain smut and otatoscap acFARLANE & Cco. 35 and 40¢ bottles. C B‘,lth ‘rotection PAUL, Graduate of the son Dressâ€"cutting School .+ ii‘:ANT ts Ey Shoes vthing from the plainâ€" to the most ellbol: »x _ you how to put y the lining, but all «is in Coats, Skirts, Wrappers, Children‘s Jressâ€"Making o learay, or for fuall : me the Haho irday, A l7t..h' roved and bm’* * of dollary Ssaved to the state by the use 2 _ This ig not a a well-pronll“t. s recommended for by the kovernment T tboll.ldo of vent depreehtiol of ormalin i $ purpose \Class .xrfltm from Aptu Hburs from 8.3¢ ip.00, to be paIG Qisfied, including idct fitting charts 1s1ances, the best : obtained becan ade of l-‘or.‘n. is : & Oxfords «nd . imieres done â€" Te kinds " Tu ho O ronnciin 1e blood 'm Drs â€"medyâ€"H or ')up's 7 Nn”_: Strov tre t3 use aro quickly and time ; at a dressâ€" makâ€" do nodl:: but 1 hooks S : have l..z 3 do you knowWâ€" . »lutely nothing. _ . w days and see l there 18 m hk s Yc;u certainâ€" fifl iing by W‘t &# wifl be able to â€" own 3 m will also be iss 1 will teach _ eeks riant that digâ€" eely used at me. _ This is vy the lurking which no ordâ€" Wl” de“my. to use it kills t the best reâ€" secure vyour vorth of new â€" 1009 ntagion and > $5.00 a pr her to the have them ve the best Bring in { we can‘t is the best is ire after kind of Jdo it we Oxfords Sewl o0 highest t Lenahan &y Mclntosh. Hardware & Furniture The undersigned offers for service at Lot Q and 10, Con 2, W G R., Bentinck, 4 thot oughbred Durham bull, {md pedigree, and _A Thoroughbred Tamâ€" worth bog, For terms and particulars apply to HExay ALEXANDER, Pammackh . Lenahan & Meclntosh. Lots 6 and 7, Con. ®, N. U. 4 elg, 10 acres, good frame ho. other buildings, well watered. going west. A bargaio. Artuun H, Jackso®, | The place to get your Wilkinson Plow Repairs, Bicxcle Repairs and Supplies, W-ashing Machines Churns. In Furniture we have the latest and most upâ€"toâ€"date lines, consisting of Sideboards, â€" Tables, _ Parlor Suites Couches, Bed Room Suites, Springs, Mattresses, etc. . ortland Cement Ete. APRIL 15, 1909 Merchandise Broker and Indoor Circus Sale Promoter from Green, Swift & Company, London. Huge clearing lots at less than 50c on the $. All go on sale the last week: McKechnie‘s Big Departmental store, Durham, get the entire lot. _ Prices speak ten times louder than words. Opposition weak in the knees ; cannot follow the priceâ€"cutting. _ Got wounded with our big bargain gun and lie there helpless. Don‘t hesitate: dont hang back and be skeptical. It would be the height of folly for us to advertise and make statements we cannot back up. Our bargains will keep the crowds coming Saturday and Saturday night. _A bumper house Big Closing week, characterized by tremendous priceâ€"slashing. _ Most magnificent of new Browns, New Greens, New Greys, New Blues and Blacks. Gigantic display of foremost styles and highest qualities. Tfiis Indoor Cireus Sale will live long in the memory of the people. Men‘s Suits and Overcoats IIl 17 all weol Tweed suits a great snap at ® QQ@ m Men‘s Trousers | M‘E{"_;_ 'Exgl}_str!:.‘yonb 2.25, 1 M | Mel_.‘l;f 'I,:ff’?.fe_";g.'fmh ~"% Qgrf,. Colossal Spot Cash Purchase Readyâ€"made Clothing The End is Near Stock fer Service 50 Men‘s Tweed Suaits, worth 7.50, last Wetke PFIGH: .1 .. ¢o‘rver‘xs ons exRCCEH .% + +s Men‘s Imported Tweed Sauits, new goods, Al style, worth 8.50, last week price.. Men‘s clive green Suits, new upâ€"toâ€"date styles, worth 12.00, last week price.... Men‘s grey Worsted Sai‘s, pepper and salt new style, worth 12 00, inst week price Men‘s biue worsted Suits, latest s yles, worth 12 50, last week price.... ...... Men‘s blus worsted Suits, newest styles, worth 12.00, last week price.... ...... Men‘s blue and black worsted Saits, laâ€" 1 tes: styies, worth 15.00, last week pr. Men‘s Beaver and Tweed overcoats good style worth 12. last week price ..... ... Men‘s Beaver and Tweed overcoats upâ€"toâ€" date worth 10, lase week price, ...... .. Men‘s Beaver and Tweed overcoats new stvle worth 9. last week price, ...... .. Men‘s Beaver and Tweed Overcoats, good style, worth 8, last week price......... Men‘s odd line of overcoats good styles werth 8 to 10, last week price ... ...... Men‘s odd line ot Coats up to date styles worth 3 and 4, last week price ..... .... Men‘s odd line of Vests good styles worth 1.25 to 2,00, last week price..... . .... .. Men‘s Waterproof coats brown and black lome worth 4.00, last week sale price .. Men‘s Waterproct coats short, worth 2.25 lagt Week pMIG@, . ... ... k k eÂ¥ k e k 0+ ++# Nien‘s Cravenette Spring and Fall Overâ€" coats tall length worth 12., last week pr Men‘s Imported Cravenette Spring & Fall Overcoats worth 10 & 12, last week pr 13 special Halitax Tweed Saits worth 7.00 148% We@k PMIG@y ...cvk s2 k66 +6 6666 e ++# For S@leâ€" D. R . Glenâ€" bhouse, and Owner House for Sale. At Wilder‘s Lake in the Township of Egremont, recently occupied by the Cement Company. Size Mx%2 Jias titbed ind Prestersd read t Hood hag bn, te n condition, Tenders will be received up io April the 15th. House can be & Pipopnaiientined O pndanant OO C PN7 00 up 10 April the J0°D, HOGQSE WIH moved t;‘ any person purchasing Mail tendere to f To Rent 2 good houses. Apply to The Nat:onal Portland Cement Co. * 2.90 * 4.98 "* 149 ic 149 " 0.15 * 749 â€" 10.98 6.75 5.15 4.98 3.75 3.15 98¢ [R 2.00 1.15 750 3.15 9.98 latest and W ringers, J. M. Latix®E®. Boys Norfolk Suaits worth 2.50, last woek DLICC.....+ curn.. rx6 i1608« sn 63268 n 00 a Boys Norfolk Suaits worth 2.75, last week Boys Norfolk Saits worth 3.00, last week prICe . «x x.rk v=r tss sixre@itr ks aa¥« viaws Boys Norfolk Suits worth 3.50 last week Boys Norfolk Suaits tor boys 3 to 3% years of age worth 1.75, last week price ..... ... Boys knicker Pants good styles worth 75¢ last We&k priQe, ............ }}>«> akk.}44 Boys knicker Pants worth 5Ce. last week PrIGG . : . «.«+ vill sls c e aanlk io hn man o Kie n is Boys knicker Pants worth 75¢ last Youths‘ Suits Youth‘s blue worsted saits newest styles worth 12.50, last week price ...... .... Youths long trouser saits blae worsted latest cat worth 15, last week price.. Youths grey striped Imported tweed suits wourth 8. 98, last week price .... ...... .. Youaths worsted grevy check suits upâ€"toâ€" date styles worth 13., last week price .. Yoaths Grey tweed suits, latest eut worth 5.98, last week price.................! Baye knicker suits siza 28 to 32, 3 piese, worth 5.50, last week price............ Boys knicker suits worth 4.00 last week pICE....... .«rÂ¥r«.ca1s ri ns L re% un a + n« 6+ Boys knicker suits worth 7.50 last week DFIGOL. .. +421 xurascers, Arss ue sls 8 12 %% Boys knicker suits worth 4.25 last week prIGGQ.. ... ... ««s* 0s« r8 x« yaPe is +4 64 i4 Boys knicker suits worth 4 50, last week 17 all weol Tweed suits a great snap at 7., last week pFrigt:::.;}.ss +<1r4nlss price . We had the unique pleasure recentâ€" | ly of " sitting at the~feet of one of the most interestinz and entertaining personages of South Grey, Mr Malâ€" colm McPhee, of Nenagh, in the township of Normanby, whose porâ€" trait we have the pleasure of presentâ€" \ ing above. As is well known he is a po]itician of a pronounced type, holdâ€" ‘ ing firmly to his views without beâ€" ing unfair or offensive to his oppon«? ents and being possessed of an extraâ€". ordinary memory he recalls the events of the past in picturesque array and in perfect order, and without notc, record or help of any kind. The reâ€" cord we shall present is made entirely from notes taken in his presence. These records he brought forth from the storehouse of his mind sitting reflect‘vely looking into the past and evidently recalling every incident in its original setting, and we could it seemed have secured had it been necâ€" essary, the color of the neckties ~or the style of the hats of the politicians of fifty years ago. As the record to some extent is :. personal narrative no apology is necâ€" essary for introduciuf personal referâ€" ence to the veteran of 78 years, who barring accidents, bids fair to equal the age of his father who lived over the century mark. Mr McPhoe was of the hardy highâ€" land stock that emigrated from the western isles and coasts of Scotland in the first half of last century, and from his personal knowledge of Scotâ€" tish localities and people, aided by interviews with his countrymen since, he is a veritable encyClopedia of information regarding the lineage and ancestors of the highlanders of South Grey, aysand beyond it. It is rare indeed to find a mind so plastic or a memory so clear as the veteran whose portrait appears above He was born in Tapall, Ardmeannach, parish of Kil{ischin and Kilvickeoâ€" wan. Island of Mull, on the estate of Chief MacLean of Lockbuie.â€" This was nearly on the track of !.ohn Boys‘ Norfolk Suits 2 piece. yer POLITICAL HISTORY OF SOUTH GREY A. D. LEAROYD By Mr Malcolm McPhee, Nenagh i 2.50, last woek h 2.75, last week }?g ~3.00, last week 219 th 3.50 last week 250 great snap at 2 98 st styles 7.49 "" 10.98 h 75¢ 590 "* 80c ""\ 5QQ [I. in the spring of 1307 when they | passed the point of Ardnamurchan, ! according to Sir Walter Scott ; * Merrily, Merrily %oes the bark , Before the gale she bounds Like the dolphin from the shark |_orthe deer before the hounds. *‘ â€"â€" â€"â€" â€" " We pause at St Columba‘s isle. No time for mnatins or for mass, The sound of the holy summons pass. "‘ ;Flerce Lochbuie‘s warlike Lord | saw the sigfnnl. grasped his sword, Verdant Is n{ called her host, l'l‘hc Clans of Jura‘s rugged coast Lord Ronald‘s voice obeyed. " Bruce‘s voyage from the island of Skye on his expedition to redecm Scotland from the chains of Edward These localities were only a few. miles south of Mr McPhees birthâ€" place and Columba‘s isle or * Icolm» kill *‘ was part of the same parish, so there was aâ€" plenty of historic assoctâ€" ation to feed the patriotic spirit. | Mr McPhee came to the County on Saturday, 25th of August, 1849, at which date patclhes of the forâ€" est had been cleared in this county, In these days a tree was looked upon as an enemy, and the pioneers were engaged ig burning up timber that would be invaluable now, But there was uo County Grey at that reâ€" mote period and Mr McPhee rememâ€" bers seeing summonses of that date issued by the then County of Water« loo, which extended over a number of Fthe present counties, Grey included, There was one election before h® came to the County, in which the conâ€" testants were a Mr Webster and Col. Ferguson, what is now Grey being a part of the Wellington district. Fergâ€" uson won. Grey was formed in 1852 and the first general election was held in July 1854, the candidates being a land agent named George Jackson, Richâ€" ard Carney, Owen Sound then owner of the Owen Sound Times and Chas. Rankin, a surveyor, also of Owen sound. â€"Mr Jackson as a radical carâ€" ried the county and thus began his political career which ended about 28 years later, * Mr McPhee was one of the first subscribers to the Owen Sound Times which began in 1853, and in which appeared articles more or less partiâ€" zan. It appears that even at that far back date, instrumental music was ressed into the campaign for our inâ€" fonnant remembers distinctly of Mr Carney exulting in his paper that a highland piper hired by Mr Jackson, had yet voted Carnuey, and there could be no uncertainty about a vyote then, for these were not days of the ballot, AnotherEquib in rhyme endâ€" ed with â€" " Far be the day, Before a drinking teetotaler will he member for Grey. " usual at the time and for long after, on different days. _ In Grey the elecâ€" tion was held on the last day of Deâ€" In 1657 a general election was held for the Legislative Assembly, as was 4.98 8.98 3.98 4.00 2.98 5.48 3.00 3.95 THE DURHAM REVIEW 24 pair Misses chocolate oxfords . .......... 24 pair Misses chocolate kid blucher ...... .. / 24 pair Misses vici kid patent tip........... | 24 pair Misses patent colt blucher oxford ... : Ladies‘ Shoes, all New Stock 24 pair Ladies‘ patent calf gibson tie....... $ 24 pair Ladies‘ chocolate kid gibson tie..... / 24 pair Ladies‘ chocolate kid blue.......... i 24 pair Ladies‘ oxâ€"blood oxford............. 24 pair Ladies‘ patent colt strap slipper..... : 24 pair Ladies‘ vici kid strap slipper........ : 20 paif Ladies‘ box calf bals................ : 36 pair Ladies‘ vici kid patent tip........... _ 12 pair Ladies‘ vici kid patent tip........... ( 12 pair Ladies‘ kid oxfords patent tip....... / 60 pair Ladies‘ whole stock working shoes.. 60 pair Ladies‘ buff bals working shoes..... 68 pair Ladies‘ working shoes $2.00 and.... 40 pair Ladies‘ shoes and oxfords........... 24 pair Ladias‘ pat. kid bluc. worth 3.25 last week price 24 pairLadies‘ patent calf ox worth 2.25 last week price Infant‘s Shoes 24 pair patent calf with red top worth 1.35 last week pr 24 pair 24 pair 24 pair 24 pair 24 pair 24 pair Men‘s Oxâ€"blood Blue worth 4 00 last week price 24 pair Men‘s Tan calf Bluec H. worth 4 00 last week pr 24 pair Men‘s choc. blucher worth 4 00 last week price 24 pair Men‘s velour calf bluc. worth 4 00 last week pr 24 pair_Men‘s box calf bluc. worth 3 00 last week price Latest Ladies‘ Shoes Men‘s Trousers large assortâ€" ment worth 3.50, last week Men‘s Trousers, worth 2.50 last week price ......... nursery shoes choc. bluc. worth 1.35 last week pr Misses Shoes Tremendous Slaughtering of Shoes Class _ 4â€"Ruth McGillivray, Joha McKeown,. _ 3rdâ€"Oharlie MceFarlane, Tena Mc@Gillivray, Alex McFarlane, Vernon Pennock, Sadie McGillivray, Silas Edwards, _ 2adâ€"Viola Pilkey, Neil MeFarlane, Allan McLean, Enma Arnett. _ 2a¢dâ€"Flora McFarlane, Bdâ€" mund Poole, Matt Mcheowy, Oscar Pennock, Tommy Edwards, Myrtle Pilkey, Arthur Pennock, Howard Meâ€" Arthar, _ 8r 1stâ€"Dan_ MeArthar, Withe Pilkey, Leonard MeKeown, Angus Mc®illivray, Clatk Jackson, Mary Edwards, _ Jr_ 1stâ€"Margaret Jackson. q cember and ist of January. This time Jackson on various questions went against his party and did not face the music. Continued in future isswes The latest Shoes for Men This Firn known underthe above name is comprised of W. Calder of the Town of Durham and H. Carveth, now a resident of the Town of Durâ€" ham and are the parties who recently bought in the stock of J. A. Dadling, at a low rate on the doilar. We have added hundreds of dollars of new stock in the different departments and are prepared to supply your wants in the line of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Druggists Sundries, School Supplies, and all kinds writing material, Clover, Timothy and Garden Seeds, Soaps, Perfumes, Groceries, Tobaccos, Cigars, Confectionery, etc. «> Grocery Department We have added a full line of the purest Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Raisins, Currants, etc, We will surâ€" prise you with low prices in this dept. Fruit and Confectionery This is also a new department Weswiiil have constantly on hband fruits in season such as Oranges, Baâ€" nanas, Pineapple, Strawberries, &c, A full line of Harry Webb‘s Confecâ€" ionery both in bulk and boxes. The warm weather will soon be here and we propose to throw open our parlors to the public and supply all kinds of cool and refreshing drinks, Ice Cream Sodas, etc. Fishing Tackle »» The Central Drug Store We have a splendid line of split | O‘ FO““’_ ang UWCH _ geo HiL AULIOET Bamboo and Green heart farcy poles. | A full line of Garden and Fiower All kinds of Lines, Fishing Baskets, |Seeds. Turuip, Mangold, Carrot, Bect Sinkers, Hooks, Swivels. _ The ist|andall kinds of field seeds, | _ These of May will soon be hereâ€"call early have been bought from reliable deaâ€" and get your choice and at prices lers and the prices will be lower than away down you can buy elsewhere. In conclusion we would intimate to the public that we are here to esâ€" tablish a permanent business by selling at close prices, giving good pure goods, attentiveness to your wants and square dealing throughout. _ We mean exactly what we advertise and want you to call and see our stock and ‘get our prices before buying elsewhere. Remember the placeâ€"Darling‘s old stand, Calders Block, Durham The Central Drug Store Ice Cream Departmznt School Reports C. D. Farqunuarsox. Teacher, 8, 8. NO 1, GLENELG ONTARIO ARC TORONTO 1.98 1.15 Brokers sale Closing Sat. Night Indoor Circus and Merchandise Selling McKechnie‘s Big Departâ€" mental Store Stock, Durham DPurham, Ontario $3 00 Our Half Price Bargains 1 75 3 25 2 25 Men‘s Trousers, worth 2.25, last week price.......... Men‘s Trousers worth $2.00, last week price...... .... Men‘s Trousers, worth 1.75, last week price.......... 75 59 50 50 for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for for §2 2 48 1 98 2 48 2 98 2 98 2 98 2 98 1 98 1 48 The "Night Cure", as its name imples, does its work while you sleep. 1t soothos soreand inflamâ€" ed mucous surfaces, hoals local weaknesses and discharges, while the Restorative, eases nervous excitoment, gives renewed \-1for and nmNflo& builds up wasted tissues, bringing about renew strength, vigor, and energy. Take Dr. Shoop‘s Restorativeâ€"Tabiets or Liquidâ€"2sa general toni to the system. For positive local help, use as wd’ To oak r.-m‘r.'nuiélng youse thero is at least one ol ». But with that way, two treatments, must w combined. One is |om{.one is constitu» tw aal. Lut both are imporiant, both essential br. Shoop‘s Night Cure is the Local. r. Shoop‘s Restorative, the Canstitutional. The formerâ€"Dr. Shoop‘s Night Cureâ€"isa topical mucous membrane suppository remedy, while Dr. Bhoop‘s lestorative is wholly an internal treat ment. The Restorative reachs throughout the entire system, socking the ropair of all nerve, all tissue, and all blood rilments. f Dr. ®hoop‘s Night Cure 19 98 18 48 18 48 48 Drugs Chemicals and Patent Medicines 78 78 19 19 This department is entirely unâ€" der the charge of H Carveth, licensed graduate of the College of Pharmacy, who has had a large practical and varied experience in Toronto, Orillia, Sudbury, aud other Towns. Nothing only pure drugs kept in stock. _ Peâ€" scriptions filled on short notice at ‘Y‘eak Women lowest prices. We are fully stocked and have a good supply of Red Mammoth Alsike Lucerene and Alfalfa Clovers and Timothy Seeds. _ All of these Seeds bought from Seedmen of the highest reputation and stamped with the Government stamp, _A good supply of Fouto and Dutch Sets in Onions. Afull line of Garden and Fiower Seeds, Turnip, Mangold, Carrot, Beet and all kinds of field seeds, _ These have been bought from reliable deaâ€" lers and the prices will be lower than you can buy elsewhere. Sold by MacFarlane and Co ""*> 1.60 "‘"‘* 210 "** 148 Men‘s pluin rain slipper ... ... ....... Ladies‘ plain and storm rubbers ... .. Misses‘ plain and storm rubbers .. .. Child‘s R}lain and storm rubbers ... .. 2 cases Men‘s heavy 4 eyclet rubbers 2 cases Men‘s heavy 3 eyelet rubbers 18 pair Men‘s patent colt blucher.... . ... 24 pair Men‘s chocolate blucher. ...... ... 24 pair Men‘s vici kid patent tip blucher. . 60 pair Men‘s vici kid bals ..... ...... ... 36 pair Men‘s velour calf blucher ... ... ... 50 pair Men‘s chrome kip water proof . . . 60 pair Men‘s buff blucher working shoes 60 pair Men‘s buff blucher working shoes 24 pair Men‘s buff bals.. ...... ...... .... 24 pair 24 pair 16 pair 30 pair 24 pair Boy‘s vicikid bals................... 1 50 24 pair Boy‘s box calf blucher .............. 1:75° 24 pair Bor'a grain bal school shoes........ 1 50 48 pair little Boy‘s shoes all kinds..... ...... 1 25 Infants‘ Shoes of all kinds and prices Men‘s Shoes 1 Cese 2 in 1 Shoe Polish worth 10¢ sale price 5c. 3 pair Shoe Laces for 5¢ worth 5c pair. Men‘s all felt bais ...... ...... . Men‘s all felt gaiter flexible sole Men‘s fine Jersey overshocs. ... Ladies® fine Jersey overshocs.. . Men‘s Trousers worth 1.25, last week price.... ...... Men‘s Trousers worth 1.00, last week price. ... ...... Boys‘ Shoes Felt Shoes J. G. HUTTON, M. D., C. MemberGollego Physicians and Burgcops Ontawrio Ohee and &esidence, Co Q ucen and Geor: Bus., one block west fr m * OFFICE HOUKS , 9â€"11 a. m 2â€"4 p im. TelephoneConnection No. 10 PuÂ¥sictax & BuEGEO®, Office over J. &;J. Hunter‘s Store ,| 8 10 10 a.M, HOURS: / 2 to 4 P.Xx University, graduate of Royal Colleg: of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Hooms ol Dentli sSargeons ol Ontario. lioon Over J & J KUNTER'S New Btore W. C, PICKERING D. DS., L Ds Officeâ€"Oalder‘s Block, over Post Offlic« HONOB GRADDATE Toronto University Gr mate Royal College Dentai Surgcon Dentistry in all its uranches. ARTAUR H. JACKSON Insurance Agent,. Money to Loan, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, _A gen eral financial business transacted. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Conveyancer A&c. Money to Loan at lowest rates, Barrister, Solicitor in Supreme Court Notary Public Commissioner. Money to Loan, {Wice. over Gordon‘s Jewelry Stove A good comfortable house with hard v.u‘rlmuc ; rent $6 per month, Wax, Larpraw, Liconsed Auctioneer tor Co, Grey Nerms moderale. Arrangements lor sales a§ to duies, &c., must be made at the Review Ofâ€" fice, Durham. 4* Corre»pondence addressed there, or to Ceylon P.O., will be promptly attended to, Terms on spplication to D. MePHAIL, Ceylon P, O or to C. RAMAGE, Durkamw d Lo o ue nealinss ARTHUR GUN, M. D.. #4> Spei»l attention given to Diseases of wouen and Children, k J. F.GRANT D.D.S., L D. S. HONOR GRADUATE of Toronto fAce, Mclntyre Block over the Stan â€" dard Bank, Durh um, Ontario, Notary Public, Commissioner, DURHAM, ONT. (Lower Towr . â€"McPHMHAIL_+# wl im ym be xC dn widee .. on wl &@r Ceylon bas a telephone office, J. P. TELFORD CINYEYANCER, &e W. F. DUNN House to Rent 2 00 8 50 4 50 2 00 85 15 50 ; for 1 75¢ for 1 50 for 93 65 50 15 75 for 3 48 for 2 48 for 2 48 for 1 39 for 2 60 1Or for for for for for for for for for for for for for O 2 60 2 60 1 39 98 1 12 GQ 69 49 45 35 1g 148 1g 25