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[\ ; «* T ie Is your subscription in arrears ? Take a look at your label, and if so, kindly remit a suffiicient sum to put it in adâ€" vance. Do it now. SHILOH __W. BLACK HARDW ARE Also expect for next Saturday an immense shipment of Graniteware of every description, such as: Preserving Kettles, Potato Pots, Water Pails, Rice Boilers, Cuspidors, Dinner Pails, Kneading Pans, Tea Pots. Coffee Pots and other articles too numerous to mention. With Sections, Guards, Heads, Hay Rakes, Scythes, Snaths, Machine Oil as thick as your arm, Paris Green, Bug Killer and everything required on the farm. 500 tons of No 1 Mixed Chop WHEAT AND BARLEY With the arrival of hot weather comes the need of coul footwear, and you can find what you need at Saunders‘ & Aitchison. We have about 100 pairs of Wheat, Barley and Oats Chop to clear out at $2.00 per pair, which been soid at 3.00 and 4.00. _ So don‘t and get a pair of these shoes. Men‘s Oxfords In Patent, Gunmetal and Tan Calf..3.50 to 4.00 pr Men‘s, Women‘s and Children‘s Tenamis Shoes In white or blue cauvas from ..... .75¢ to 1.00 pr. Large Quantity of No. 1 Feeding Hay Fresh and Clean at 14.50 off car. _ See this Hay before purchasing elsewhere. It will pay you. OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT is equipped with the best materials obtainable, and we guarantee the work manship. Guarauteed to be the best in the land. We have secured the Durham Agency. We also have local brands of Flour and would request that you kindly leave us an order for a small sack on trial. Sovereign, Eclipse and Pastry. Flour Saunders«Aitchison Allkiads of grain bought at market price. Special on Flour and Feed in ton lot3. . â€"â€" Z:‘i;::;::;?| Shoes | | usns Shoes! Shoes! of Quality The House King‘s Quality Flour We pay Cash for Farm Produce CRIMPED OATS for Horse Feed at Bair Prices CHOPPED OATS at.... very reasonable rates THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS Every bag guarantoed. _ If not satisfactory bring 16 back and get your money. 3 Ladies‘ Oxfords SHOES & GROCERIES Phone 45 Fishing, Hunting, Trapping & Tresâ€" passing on these grounds will be proâ€" secuted according to law, W. & 8. McCrackEX, lots 2, 3, 4, con. 3 Wx. NoBLE, lots 45, 46, 47, _ _ eun, 3, Old Survey, Bentinck GrEo. MicnHtoN® lots 61, 62, 63, 64, con. 3, New Survey, Bentinck Notice ! The House of Quality have always fail to come " TV Uel s vie Braun. Primer to m’oliof;â€"'P’eihlGerth Me 4 Mortley, Lea, Coffield, Julia Braun. _ ley Reay, | _ M, BBANOUK BEID, Teacher A. | Reduction â€" FIVE SEATSâ€" GAINED Liberals Make Advances Throughout the Province Against Heavy Odds and Reduce Many Majoritiesâ€" Three â€" New _ Constituencies . Capturedâ€"Four Supporters of Mr. Rowell, Go Down. TORONTO, June 30. â€" After a bard contest, in which the province evinced more entbusiasm on both sides than for many years, the voters of Ontario returned Sir James Whitâ€" ney to power with a majority of fiftyâ€"seven seats. The latest returns Andicate that the standing in the new House will be as follows:â€" Conservatives..:..;f....;.. /.. 8% [ TADEFMIS va.; .1 ¢@@s s3 i+rtÂ¥1ss «. 20 [LAADOY 11 ite a‘s x hx ik‘r ho n sn 8 e 4 0 1 Independent (Evanturel) ..... 1 HON. J. 0. REAUME DEFEATED Incompleted Returns Give Govâ€" ernment 57 Majority. The standing in the last ture was:â€" ConservatiÂ¥e ...../ire a. Liberal ...;..+% L&BOT . +«....++rs Vacant (Prescott) One Minister of the Crown was deâ€" feated in the person of Hon. J. O. Reaume, Minister of Public Works, who lost the convention nomination in the new riding of Windsor and ran as an Independent Conservative. The straight line candidate, O.; E. Fleming, was defeated and the seat went to Rev. J. C. Tolmie. All the other Ministers were reâ€" elected with increased majorities. â€" The Liberal party shows a net gain of five seats in the old constituencies, and won three out of seven of the new constituencies. The actual Conservative gains are: South Bruce, Haldimand, East Lambâ€" ton, South Ontario, and North Wentâ€" worthâ€"5. The Liberal gains are: North Brant, South Brant, North Essex, South Essex, North Middlesex, East Ottawa, West Ottawa, West Peterâ€" boro, Prince Edward, and South Wellingtonâ€"10. 8 The new constituencies which went Conservative are: Niagara Falls, Riverdale (Toronto), Parkdale (Toâ€" ronto), and South Victoria. _ The new constituencies which went Liberal are: Cochrane, Lincoln and Windsor. C i One of the most surprising events of the election was the return by the electars of Prescott of Gustave Evanâ€" turel, the discredited Liberal who was For all the number of independent candidates, temperance, labor, socialâ€" ist, and one antiâ€"temperance, who apâ€" peared on nomination day ,only two outside of party lines were returned, Evanturel and Allan Studbolme (Lab., E. Hamilton) = HON J. 0. REAUME The Only Minister Who Went Down to Defeat. read out of the party after the senâ€" sational episode of last session and who resigned his seat in the House. There will be fow changes of imâ€" portance in the personnel of the House. Four of Mr. Rowell‘s followâ€" ers i. the last Legislaturo were deâ€" feated at the polls, namely: Dr. Mcâ€" Queen (North Wentworth), Messrs. McCormick (East Lambton), Anderâ€" son (No:th Huron), Sinclair (South Ontario). Mr. C. Kohler (Haldiâ€" mand) did not go up for reâ€"election. The changes on the Ministerial side were much more extensive. Not a few prominent Conservatives retirâ€" ed voluntarily, and members like Messrs. McNaught (North Toronto), Pock (West Peterboro), Norman (Brince Edward), Galna (Parry Sound), and Ebbs (South Lanark), were defeated by the nominating conâ€" ventions. Among those rejected at the polls yesterdgy were: Hon. J. O. Reaume, Minister of Public Works; Messrs. Anderson, South Essex; Westbrook, North ‘Brant; Brewster, South Brant; Champagne and Ellis, Ottawa; and Scholfield, South Wellâ€" ington. _ 3 vare stt o The elected câ€"ndidate. with their approximate majoritiecs are â€" as follows:â€" f Addingtonâ€"W. D. Black .... Algomaâ€"A Grigg .......... Brockvilleâ€"A. E. Donovan .. Bruce, Southâ€"V‘. D. Cargill. Carletonâ€"R. H. McElroy.... Dufferinâ€"C. R. McKeown.... Dundasâ€"Sir J. P. Whitney ... Durham, Eastâ€"J. J. Preston. Durham, Westâ€"J. H. Devitt. Elgin, Eastâ€"C. A. Brower... Elgin, Westâ€"F. G. McDiarmid Fort Williamâ€"C. W Jarvis. . Frontenacâ€"A. M. Rankin..., Grenvilleâ€"G. H. Ferguson... Grey, Centreâ€"1. B. Lucas.... NO.3, Brxtisox & @rexguc From 8r 8(d to J¢ 4thâ€"Kathleen Oofffeld, Bessie Wilson, Martin Uofâ€" Beld ~rec. â€"Jr 3rd to S8> 3:dâ€"Mary Beld < rec. _ Jr 3rd to 8r 3¢dâ€"Mary Morrison, Peter Ledingham and Jobn Wilson eq., Annie MoeGillivray. Sr. 21d to Jr 3rdâ€"John Morrison, Mary Filzstmnmon, Geo Gibson, Ficrenee Renton, _ 3r Ist to 2adâ€"Katic Morrisâ€" Total .. Total .. vi1, S_O_u!j\ey CONSERVATIVES. THE DUPHAM REVIEW TORONTO ~% AEÂ¥ Legislaâ€" . 106 Maj. 1,800 400 400 325 840 550 150 648 227 347 815 300 400 5384 1,000 85 19 Grey, Northâ€"C. Cameron.... _ 780 Grey, Southâ€"D. Jamieson... 1,000 Haldimandâ€"Dr. W. Jacques., â€" 800 Haltonâ€"A. W. Nizon.......» _â€"400 Hamilton, Westâ€"Col. Hendric 1,488 Hastings, Eastâ€"A. Grant.... 5600 Hastings, Northâ€"R. J. Cooke 1,000 Hastings, Westâ€"J. W. Johnâ€" SOUâ€" 4 aevsh . sislolr..s> @AMA Huron, Northâ€"4. H. Musgrove 153 Unran GSanuth.__H Fiber..... 320 Huron, Southâ€"H. Eiber..... 320 Kenoraâ€"H. A. C. Machin.... Act. Kent, Westâ€"G. W. Sulman.. 15 Kingstonâ€"Dr. A. E. Ross... 1,466 Lambton, Eastâ€"J. B. Martyn 18 Lambton, Westâ€"W. J. Hanna â€" 847 Lanark, Northâ€"R. F. Preston 75 Lanark, Southâ€"F. W. Hall. .. â€". 689 Leedsâ€"J. R. Dargavel....... _ 450 Lennoxâ€"T. G. Caâ€"scallen.... _ 183 Londonâ€"Sir Adam Beck..... 1,496 Manitoulinâ€"R. R. Gamey.... _ 880 Middlesex, Eastâ€"J. McFarlan 398 Muskokaâ€"S. H. Armstrong.. 928 Nipissingâ€"H. Morel ........ _ 400 Norfolk, Southâ€"A. C. Pratt.. 164 Northumberland, Eastâ€"Sam _ _ Nesbitt ..,..., s« s« s« +«s Ontario, Northâ€"W. H. Hoyle Ontario, Southâ€"C. Calder... Parry Soundâ€"J. Edgar...... Peelâ€"J. R. Fallls .........> Perth, Northâ€"J. Torrance. .. Perth, Southâ€"J. Bennowels. Peterboro, Eastâ€"J. Thompson Port Arthurâ€"D. Hogarth. ... Rainy Riverâ€"T. A. Mathieu.. Renfrew, Northâ€"E. A, Dunlop Renfrew, Southâ€"T. W. Mcâ€" GBTTY .. .. k e e e w en e k e w e 66 ANMPWe St. Catharinesâ€"E. Jessop.... 1,200 Sault Ste. Marie â€" W. H. HeAISt .42 ...2.¢ sÂ¥xiiiess 1BB Simcoe, Pyne ..... Toronto, N.E. Toronto, N.W. ford .......ssc«.¢% Toronto, N.W. "B" â€" McPherson ...... . Toronto, S.E. "A"â€"B. OW@NS \........k es rk +s Toronto, S.E. "B"â€"T. Hook Toronto, S.W. "B"â€"J. J. Foy. Toronto, S.W. "B" â€" G. H. Gooderham ...... ......> Toronto, Parkdale â€" W. H. PrItG .//. ..2 Arrr‘ll}ss Toronto, Riverdaleâ€"Jos. Rusâ€" Sell ......,..inr1"xi@.20% Victoria, North â€" Dr. R. M. Mason .. ... ..}. «x+ .rkks Victoria, Southâ€"John Carew. Waterloo, Northâ€"C. H. Mills Waterloo, Southâ€"Z. A. Hall . Wellandâ€"D. Sharpe ....... Wellington, West â€" W. C. Chambers ...... .+.+>+++>+ Wentworth, Northâ€"A. F. Ryâ€" Kert :.« . ..,1s% skirr«rss Wentworth, South â€" J. T. H. Regan York, E: York, 1c York, W York, Eastâ€"G. £. Henry.... _ 350 York, lorthâ€"T. H. Lennox.. _ 235 York, Westâ€"Dr. F. Godfrey... Ace. LIBERALS. Brant, Northâ€"Scott Davidson 34 Brant, Southâ€"Jos. H. Ham... _ 350 Bruce, Northâ€"W. McDonald. 7 Bruce, Westâ€"C. M. Bowman _ 600 Cochraneâ€"MacLang ........ 50 Essex, Northâ€"S. Ducharme.. 100 Essex, Southâ€"L. P. Wigle... 120 (Glengarryâ€"Hugh Munro .... Acc. Huron, Centreâ€"W. Proudfoot _ 316 Kent, Eastâ€"W. R. Ferguson 400 Lincolnâ€"T. Marshall ....... _ 257 Middlesex, Westâ€"J. C. Elliott 700 Middlesex, North â€"T. R. At« _ _ __ CIaTK® ......0.0e lerrrrs Ottawa, Eastâ€"J. A. Pinard.. Ottawa, Westâ€"C. G. Hurdman Oxford, Northâ€"N. W. Rowell Oxford, South â€" T. R. Mayâ€" MeDt .. y s k k k k k k se 6 e 6 0e Russellâ€"D. Racine .......> Sturgeon Fallsâ€"Z. Mageau... Wellington, Eastâ€"U. Richardâ€" C en Wellington, Southâ€"S. Carter. Windsorâ€"J. C. Tolmie...... Kin§0ND ........+ k« k k +k# Northumberland, _ West â€" 8 beITY ... ...« «k }+> Peterboro, Westâ€"G. A. plg . .. . cvckisn tiens Prince Edward â€" N. Hamilton, Eastâ€"A. Studholme INDEPENDENT. Prescottâ€"G. Evanturel ..... Mr. Rowell Regrets, However, That Gains Were Not Greater. WOODSTICK, June 30.â€"Mr. N. W. Rowell received the results of the election at the Woodstock Young Liberal Club rooms, and, interviewâ€" ed later in the evening, made the following statement: _ _ _ _ "It is gratifying to find that, notâ€" withstanding the whole weight of the Government forces, aided by the orâ€" ganized liquor interests, we have imâ€" proved our position in the House. For the sake of the policy for which "1 desire to thank the electors of the province who gave us their supâ€" port, and particularly the large body of volunteer workers who have freeâ€" ly given of their time in this conâ€" test. We have brought into the poliâ€" tical affairs of the province a new spirit of public service, and hundreds of men who bhave not hitherto taken we were fighting 1 regret that our gains were not numerous. We were greatly bhandicapped by the short period. we had to prepare for the election. It took up all our time to get candidates in tl!a eeld.. an active interest in political affairs will undoubtedly do so in the future. This is the guarantee of the ultimate success. _ "Of the policy of misrepresentaâ€" tion persistently and systematically pursued in order to mislead the electors as to our position and policy, L shall not speak at present." Many Are Parentless. OTTAWA, June 30.â€"According to an officiai report to the Labor Deâ€" partment from i{ts special agent, J. D. McN‘ven, who investigated the Hillâ€" crest disaster, 86 married men and four widowers, reaving children, lost th3ir lives. The fatherless children number 165. 8r 3rd to Jr 4ihâ€"Walter Boyce, Sarab McUallum. â€" Jr3rd to 8r 3r4â€" Hazel Bailey, â€" Willie Adiam, Myitle Batley, 8r.2ud to Jr 8rdâ€"RBisie Buyce Garry LEADER IS GRATIFIED. 8. S. NO 6, BENTINCK F. DBHALDO .. k k k + _ West â€" W. C. Rortkâ€"A. P. Ry. ‘Bouts â€" 1. 4. 1. t« & Heny.... "B"â€"M. Irish. "A" â€" T. Crawâ€" LABOR. Parliaâ€" Gillesâ€" Jr. 1,700 1,000 2,129 2,393 2,641 2,598 $,546 3,.879 1,961 275 700 1,000 890 800 1,268 100 373 186 600 619 600 200 90 300 1,000 437 90 401 600 200 608 230 800 600 800 100 600 450 656 153 500 350 235 155 493 118 120 200 990 369 Arit A friendly baseball game was playâ€" ed in D, Marshail‘s field last Friday might by a team from Coment works va. Knox boys, the score beirg 9â€"6 in fayor of Cement boys. Elmer Fee got his ankle spraiued while playing ball last Friday night, w.hich will lay him off work for some time. ”Mr and Mre Wee. Storrey, of town, spent Sunday with the latter‘s parâ€" ents. Mr and Mre T. Wallace. Mc and Mrs A. Smith spant over the week end with Proton relatives. Mr and Mrs Piercey. of Varnes, spent Bunday with Mr and Mrs W.C. Caldwell. : _ Mr Thos. and Miss Mabel Wallace s»ek in the picnic at Ebordale last Saturday,. The Auxilhiary quilting was well atâ€" tended lass Tuesday. Twentyâ€"six laâ€" dies were present and two quilts were finished to send with box of elothing to the missionaries, We were sorry to hear that Mr Jas. Ferguson was not as well 25 usual last week. Knox congregation intend holding the anniversary seryices in two or three weeks. Mrâ€"and Mrs Jno, Morice visited Bunday with Mrs Will Grant. Mr (ieddes and son visited at Mr T. Greenwood‘s on Sunday. V hiiu Mary Edge lsaves Thursday for Toronto. The Edge Hill S. School pisnic is to be held on Thursaay of this week in Mr Wm. Edge‘s bush. Miss Winnie Greenwood, who has been in Novar, New Ontario, for the past six moptbs, returned home on Taesday. Mr Will Fletcher, Tororto, and Mre G. Hopkins, Darkam, are viritâ€" ing at Mr Wm. Edge‘s at presect. Miss Ethel Greenwood leaves Tuesâ€" day to visit ker brother and sister in North Dakota. NEW LIMITED TRAIN SERVICE Between Montreal, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, via Can#dian Pecific and Michigan Central Railroads via Michigan Central Gigantic Steel Tubes between Windsor and Detroit. Leaving Montreal 8.45 a m.; Toronto 6.10 p in,. arriving Detroit 12.35 ». m. and Chicago 7.45 a m, daily. Equally good service returning. Through El ectric Lighted Equipment. Torontoâ€"Winnipegâ€"Vancouver Torontoâ€"Vancouver Express No. 3 leayes Toronto 5.55 n. m, daily. Vanâ€" couverâ€"Toronto Express No 4 arrives Toronto 1145 a. m. daily. Manitoba Express No 7 leaves Toronto daily exâ€" cept Sunday 10.50 pm, arriving Winâ€" nipeg second day. Ontario Kxpress No 8 leaves Winnipeg 9.25 pm a1d arrives Toronto 515 p m daily except Tuesday. Particulars regarding rail or ocean tickets from Canadian Pacific Ticket Agents or write M. G. MURPHY, D. P. A., C. P. Ry, Toronto, R. MacFarlane, Agent, Durham See ourlarge stock of Flannelettes at 10c per yard which we bcught largely so that we can sell largely at a small! price. v4 > A °_A d , See our men‘s suits See our large stock of c made to order in the newâ€" | Whisks, usually lold.a.t pure . est cuts and a good fit | 150 and 20¢c. ~"Our price & guaranteed $16 to $20 100. C4 Bese our new wall paper on the second floor. ~ Highest prices aâ€"â€"@ #4@â€"â€"â€"â€" EDGE HILL Reminders Try phone No. 17 for that rush order. Highest prices for All Produce A large stock of Flannelettes, 35 inches wide in a varied assortment of colors, 100 per yard. New Ruzs and Linoleums are continually arriving and a large stock to choose from. Fresh Grocveries are continually arriving, the best in the market. Another lot of Walker‘s Overalls, the best in the market, made large and full and guaranteed to give good satisfaction. New Shoes are amiving almost daily, made on the best easy fitting lasts, so that you may have the newsst styles and also good solid comfort. & McKechnie‘s Weeky News s# . & J. McKECHNIE Just Arrived $ Going Away ? 3 esmm chiola Keiok o have g ‘g}" $1 and up. .l*fl‘ Easy to Operate to Sy[l _â€"â€" Easy to Carry i iaiipiapr HiRREC x)A ARRAEAE > See our new stock of Brooms with good corn and extra finished handâ€" les, worth 40¢, our price See our large stock of Whisks, usually sold at 150 and 20c. "Our price 100. Extraordinary Offer BE WISE and get a pair befere our stock is out of sizes. We have stocked more this season than usual and find they are moving fast. Ladies‘ Pumps, with or without straps . ... 1.50 and 1.75 Misses‘ with straps, 1.00 _ Children‘s with straps, 85¢ Infants‘ with straps, 75c. Ladies‘ High Button. . .2.25 With the continuance of warm weather,. everything points to a long season for in Black, Blue, Pink and Tan in Lisle. Other lines in Ladies‘ and Misses‘. THE Down Town Shoe Store MacFARLANE‘S Drug Store $ The Rexall Store C . P. R. Town Office Buy We have some fine lines . of Reminders 3 15c cakes Palm Olive Soap x and a 50¢ bottle Palm Olive Shampoo or Face Cream gg for 50c fi 95¢ good value for 500. ?; Only a limited number. Don‘t miss it. ?E To introduce 3 prime favorites wherever kmown Friday â€" and _ Saturday onlyg we will give You will get lots of pleasure from one ; let us show you. White Footwear suk Children‘s Hosiery Sold only at J. S. McILRAITH â€" Iry McKechnie‘s pure Soap â€"â€" 8 cakes for 25¢ Try our Men‘s workâ€" ing shoes at $2.10. They have a splendid record Buy your tickets here Reminders with produce. JULY 2, 1914 **~ _ Durham Continu JULY 2, 1914 wbility attings wlation are in THOB Intending : ning of the t« tained at reas and whurnact v piace for res! The reo« Amttering eational |y and gup\l prescttati EEV. W. L. 81 I for Vermin an Germs in stable I houses, etc., tha 4 but a few cents. § mrlu:uh The sc m Eve & \ W , Many people aj at this season t Best Exter MHere it Corrosive$ Chloride di of bot wate add water â€" Sproy ever well: leavel The cort gladly be s PRICEVILLI TAE O PHARBR M e} 8 ALLA in Upâ€" Clothin Save $ $ Buy a M Best Engl rork.. Ts Visit WIDNT We‘re Cle Working Headquart Highest pric Butter and | The ad ool dishes. arlor after Staft a usii e F} AF A clear niC Tak Prds: rd ies uC ‘Kin «4