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e package, 15¢. beele@dip®ole "eleCole "ale oo a*s Cedar ound ren‘s â€" Hosiery 3618r0 «e ¢ Amcrican, rham Children, ndon for Men sketch and dfltflmh i may r opini nh'lr..w her an y patental omi k HARDGOON on Entents mey for securing rough Munn & m ut coarge, in the LRAITH Arrived Y want can the newest 1Broadway, n“ 'gt Â¥ St., Washington, D. oveR as YEaArRy® [â€" EXPERIENCE TWEAR 27, 1915 _Trape Marks Desicns Coryaianxts &c. atterns. ‘ journal. ‘Ferms for 1ge prepaid, Sold by t1 t # neatest Odds and tom work Staunâ€" d. vet Small Profits all in y colâ€" tland, Prices rices on pricâ€" Rugs from m r large Â¥; Quality Pharmacy 4 PRICEVILLE, â€" 0"5 rér_g:;.:zzza J 1 ATTRACTIVE TRIPS TO Muskoka Lakes Lake of Bays Georgian Bay Aigonquin Park French River Kawartha Lakes Maganetawan Riv. Timagami, etc. DURKHAM PLANING â€" MILLS he undersigned begs to anvounce residents of Durham and surroundâ€" ing country, that be has bis Planing Mill and tictory fally eqaipped and is prepared to take orders for SASH, DOORS, and all kinds of HOUSE FITTINGS Prest( Shincles and Lath always 0n z}-,mci';I r-;gl_lt â€"étiées. Custom Sawing promptly attended to Various kinds Disinfectants Metal and Silver Polishes, * Delicious Light- Summer Desserts H Houseâ€"cleaning ? Also Sole Agent and Dealer for Dur» ham and vic%nlty of the For interior of buildingsâ€"better and cheaper than lath and plaster. & Easy to handle COuts with a saW Easy put on Cannot fall off gyaves fuel No dirt or muss a 1e DURHAM, U Special Bargains in Dress Musâ€" Q lins, Ginghams, Wash Goods, c Pricovitte‘ s Yew Senerat Store MAY 27, 1915 ewFishingTackle W Split Bamboo Rods, Lines, _ Gut Leaders, Front Hooks, Etce. EW FIBRE BOARD 1 can Enter any Day at the » /7/749715/?4’72/ PA //A ZENUS CLARK ° IUSKOKA EXPRESS vruS PRICEVILLTE Stand CALOER, Town Ticket Agt. )WNER. Ticket Agent Gs Highest Prices for Produce. nauuie UWEP IPRNEIC: it on Cannot fall off rel No dirt or muss Call and see for yourself raPY ‘ drosses, Gingham and House lâ€");;s;.evs-fo; : ind Gingham Dresses for Misses and ire fine goods. ipecial in a House Dress to commence thi t $1.00. :o a Voile Waist, latest make at $1.00. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY re ‘p rt mder every corner and he house sanitary and etc., next week. We expect to hand out good values. Watch for them. ronto 10 15 a, m». daily, exâ€" : for Muskoka Whart, Al k, Huntsville and North ‘ections are made at Musâ€" ( for Muskoka Lakes and or points on Lake of Bays. iry builfet car toAlgongain râ€"Libraryâ€"Cafe car and first s to North Bay. Fall partiâ€" tickets on application to ¥€ 1 instruction. _ Oar own building and 34 successâ€" experience. Expert inâ€" roduce the very best :talogue free. i, FCA _ G. D. FLEMING for 35 years . Secretary tourist tickets now on in stations in Ontario at with liberal stopâ€"overs. Jelly Powders e placing in stock the latest and most upâ€"toâ€"date Readyâ€"toâ€"wear Dept and Stationery ise N SOUND 1 kept so Thus â€" and best v«alue 10c Watch this Space for Box House Dress to commence this departâ€" ONTARIO . & Marstedt The holiday seems to have brought with it fine weather. Some are enjoying the sports in Dundalk, others at Cedarville. Inspector Campbell, Durham, passed through our burg Thursâ€" day visiting the different schools. Mr Will Philp, Dromore, passed through our burg Saturday a. m. with his new Ford. Miss Essie Burnett is with Ventry friends this week. Mr Will McEachnie assisted with his bagâ€"pipcs in Dundalk patriotic meeting Saturday eve. He also assisted at Mr Jno. Haw‘s Friday eve. The shinâ€"plaster shower for the Rev. Mr Forde last Tuesday eve was quite successful. The tiny pink silk parasol decorated with flowers and pink bows was well laden with bills and when showered, hanging from the frame was quite a nice picture. Mrs F. was taken by surprise and all enjoyed theriselves to the fullest extent. The address was read by Miss L. Christie, the shower given by Mrs D. Gilkes. Miss H. McMurchy will adâ€" dress the Women‘s Institute at Mr A. 54. Burnett‘s Monday, June ?, at 2.30 p.m. An evenâ€" ing meeting is also expected. Mc aud Mrs J, C. Ferguson and family, of Owen Sound, speut the week end with her father, Mr Neil MacGulliyray lately. YUr Thos. Davis went on a business trip to Toronto and Owen Sound last week. Mr Danean MacNab is home again for the suramer. Mr H. Weppler is building a barn this spring. Mrs J. P. MacGillivrzy yisiteq her sister, Mrs Stevenson, of Holstein. Nir and Mre Arthur Davis and son are home from Edmonton. Mr and Mrs Howard aad daughter are home from Winnipeg. . Mr Kenneth McKenzie, of Toronto, spent ‘the boliday with Mr Neil Macâ€" Gillvray. Some of the boliday visitors are Misses Ida, Avmnie and Bessie Davis and Miss Maud MacGillivray, all from Torounto. Mr Aribur Dayis leaves this week for Edmonton. * MOTHERS OF DELIGATE CHILDREN Should Read the Following Letterâ€"Mrs. Slack‘s Story About Her Child‘s Recovery is Entirely Reliable. Palm Pa.â€"*"Three years ago m little giyr{‘l’xad black meas?es whic%no lefyt her with a chronic coufb and so awfully thin Xou could count all her ribs, and she coughed so much she had no appetite. «"Nothing we flVO her seemed to helg her at all until one daJ Mrs. Neibert lt;ol me how much good inol had done er little gir], so I decided to try it for my little one, and it has done her so much good she is hun¢? all the time, her coufh is gone, she is stouter and more healthy in color and this is the first winâ€" ter she has been able to flfinom in the snow, coasting and snowâ€" g without mY ill effects.""â€"Mrs. ALFRED SLACK, Palmyra, Pa. BYCS * "uu. lt ssill hnild un vour _ We know little ones FannyI®, 4 1+ We know Vinol will build up Fonr little om and mtkue” thfem hea thyi strong robu herefore we ask E‘orenu of ev.‘:-g";-fl and sickly child this vicinity to try a bottle of Vinol, our delicious cod liver and fron tonic without oil. 1f we can induce you to trg' a bottle of Vinol as a bodyâ€"builder an strengthâ€" creator for your child, and you do not Eml it is alf we claim, we will returm vour money en dom.nd. e Dresses for Women, Misses and Children. SAUGEEN VALLEY Give us a Call. HOPEVILLE ) play out in the v-&lfing without ALFRED SLACK, un t visited friends in Dornoch on May 24th. Miss Tena MacGillivray is‘ home from Toronto, She will remain here this summer. Miss Mary MacQueen, of Duarham, spent the week end with Miss Katie MacFarlane. Mr and Mrs Harold Moffat, of Owen Sound, spent Sunday this week at Mr J. Mofiat‘s. Migses Irene and Maggie A. Ritâ€" chie yisited friends near Walkerton over the holiday. Misses Mary and Louise Ramage, of North Egremont, spent the holiâ€" day the guests of Miss Valerie Rdge. Miss Mary Mcliraith, of town, vist ited over the week end with her friend, Miss Edith Rdge. Miss Annie and Cameron Robinson of Molesworth, are visiting this week with their Greenwood cousins,. Mr Will Pinder, oi Orchard, is visâ€" iting at present at MrBT. Greenâ€" wood‘s. A number of Kdge Hill people had a picnic at Hayward‘s Falls on Vicâ€" toria Day. Mr John Mofiat made a successtul canvas for the hospital cots fund and received sufficient for three cots in this district. Homeseekers Special Train leaves Toronto 10.45 p. m. each Tuesday, commencing June Ist, 1915. For accommodation of Homeseekers‘ and general tourist trafliic to Western Canada, through train carrying Tourâ€" ist Sleepers and Cotonial Cars will, eommencing June Ist, leave Toronto 10.45 p. m, each Tuesday until further notice, ruoning through to Winnipeg. Attention is directed to the remarkâ€" ably low round Trip Fares in connmecâ€" tion with Homeseekers‘ Excursions to Western Cavada vie Canadian Pacific Railway, Tickets are on sale each Tuesday until October 26.h, inclusive, and are good to return within two months froin date of sale. s Apply to any C. P, R. Agent for fkil particulars or write M. @. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. inscc e 1 e reeire on css BrEaxkING Broopy Hexs.â€"Take a box about two or three feet square and put slate or wite netting on side and bottom, suspend from ceiling or nail on wall a foot or two from floor, Put top or one side on hinges, whenâ€" ever you notice a hen getting broody, put ber in the box, feed and water regularly, Io two or three days you will find she is broken off broodiness and is ready to lay again, three or fonr hens can be put in a box at the same timeâ€" Executors‘ Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of Mrs Robâ€" ina Robertson, late of the village of Priceville, township of Artemesia, in the County of Grey, widow, deâ€" ceased. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Qntfario, 1915, chapter 121, section 56, and amending acts that ali the creditors and other persons having any claims or demands against the estate of the above named, Mrs Robina Robertson, deceased, who died on or about the IQ.h day of May, 1914, A. D., are reâ€" quired on or before the Oth day of June, 1915, to send by post or to be deâ€" livered to William Chisholm, Lion‘s Head Post Office, Ontario, the execuâ€" tor of the estate of the said deceased, their full name and acdresses, togethâ€" er with fall parciculars of their claims in writing and the nature of the securâ€" ity if any held by them, duly verilied by statutory declaration. Mr George Binnie and Miss Winnie Aund Notice is hereby further, given that after the said 9th day of June 1915, the said executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deâ€" ceased among the parties entitled thereto. baving regard only to the claims of which he sball then have had notice and the said executor will not be liable fo: the said assets or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claims he shall not have reâ€" ceived notice at the time of such disâ€" tribution, Dated this 4th day of May, 1915. i WILLILAM CHISHOLM, VICINITY EDGE HILL Germany has not yet replied to the: stiff letter sent by President Wilson protesting agamat the barbarous meth» ods that culminated in the sinking of the Lusitania. A slighting or smeerâ€" ing rejonder or no rejoinder at all will come dangerously near the broakâ€" ing point for uncle Ham, whose press is outspoken for the Allies. The great event of the week is the entry of Italy into the war on theâ€"side of ~the Allies, ~Formal declaration was made on Sunday and fleet and army are on the move. Austria sent troops across the border at one point, but they were speedily driven back. From the Kaiser down, Germany is filled with hate for Italy and in the meantime Britain is put in sesond place. Italy has taken possession of all enemy ahips interned in her . harâ€" bors. Even the prayers of the Pope desire Italian victory and German and Austrian ambassadors to the Vatâ€" ican have gone along with those sent to Italy?~ Italy can‘t be biamed for rashness in entering the war, but she is showing energy enough mow that ghe is in it. The Dardanelles is not yet forced. Troops numbering about 100,000 are landed at various points and bombardâ€" ment by the navy is proceeding with more care since they got their fingers burned in first attempt, Let us bope success is coming this time, for Rusâ€" sia badly needs the help in the way of munitions that could be rushed in by this way. A daring deed has been done by a British submarine, About two weeks ago it traversed the Dardanelles, got to the sea of Marmora and during seven orâ€" eight days kept moving around, sunok five Turkish vessels, two of them laden with troops, and got safely back again. ‘The captain gots the V. C. and his crew are also honored. The great German drive against Russia in Galicia was a notableâ€" vieâ€" tory for the toe, but latest accounts say the tables are turning and Russia is again on the offensive. Twice atdeast in this war Rossia * has come back * alter defeats. ailer delcais,. The pressure of the enemy around Ypres, where British and Canadians are, continues. The town is a heap of ruins and its capture would make little difference to the enemy except to make a boast of. He is wegaring himâ€" gelf out against the solid front of the .“““““”“WM““M.. CRIPPLED BY RHEUMATISM “\Vifl&ou please send me a box of Gin Pills? hen I sent for the last box, I was all erippled up with Rheumatism and m! face was so badly swollen, that I could hardly see out of my e‘yn, but after taking about six of the pills, I felt some better; «ind after a few days,I had no more pain, 1 have recommenâ€" ded Gin Pills to some of my friends who are troubled in the same wa&.‘ I never intend to be without them as I have tried so many ether pills and got no results Mrs, ED. DEAN, TJE DURHAM REVIEW _.___ . â€" â€"â€" _ You can readily tell if yourkidneys or bladder is affected, You will have pains in the small of the back, groin or hips, your urine will be highly colored, brick dust or mucus depoâ€" sits will show in the morning, lyour wrists or ankles may swell, all due to inactive kidne{:s which Gin Pills will soon put right. 262 Gin Pills are "Made in Canada®", 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50â€"at all dealersâ€"Sold in U. S. Ginpilfts under the name "GINO® Pills, Trial treatâ€" ment free it you write National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto, 434 N.Y, Ave., Whiting, Ind. Jan. 20th War Notes Allies, who are exerting steady presâ€" sure but as yet have made no drive, The formation of a ccalition governâ€" ment in Britain will likely result in good but it comes at an unfortunate time, especially when part of the prees is villifying eyen Kitchener as well as some lesser men. Differences between First Sea Lord Fisher and Churchill began the thing and Chnrch. ill will be made the seapegoat. Whatâ€" ever happens Asquith, Lloyd George and Sir Edward Grey will not be moved, while Balfour, Bonar Law, Sir Edward Carson and perbaps Redâ€" mond will be brought in. Sunshine Fiarnace ECONOMICALâ€"â€"Heats the house well without burning all the coal you can buy. The fight by Lloyd Georgo and others to make Brisain a soberer naâ€" tion has been met with buffetings by the great liquor interests including many of the peorage who haye been dubbed the * beerage," There are not wanting prophets who say that Britain to conquer othare must first conquer herself. The Ch‘am':ellor in See the McClary dealer or write for booklet. Sold by J. H. Hardiag CnUmnpm mds "Bl We lis great speech revealed the weakâ€" ness in the body politic, caused by the plague spot of drink and eyents are justifying his reraark that of Britain‘s three enemies, Germany, Austria and drink, the greatest of these was drink. "Rough on Rats" clears out Rats, Mice, etc. Don‘t die in the House. 15¢ and 25¢ at Drug and Country Stores. ek vBiak s .4 3 ONTARIO ARCHIVES TORONTO Gives steady, even heat on least fuel. Bwoke e ofe ce cfo ho ofe ohe ohe cb oye ofe 'i? We have a nice lot of §#A ; 6 s just in â€" well worth w > your inspection. Also <K > C. L. GRANT 1g° Cft Ip sn ip fpip p ipipip PP3 Folak7%.) 11.cmco c Ladies Boots and Slippers Men‘s White Pique Shirts and Silk ‘Ties. Ladies Waists e eneemnnmnmmnn t BIG 4 "%,@" m pam uds Our New Spring Psiats now in Cali and see them, W. H. BEA&\ Heayy 11x4 Fiannelietts Blanks white and grey........ ... 1.3 hieavy 12x4 Piannelletto Blank WwhiteObly........., ... .. .XB J. ARIHUR COOK is : vunih, â€" W Licensed Auctioneer for County ol Grey. Terms moderate. Arrangemenis for sale dates can be made at Revic» Office or at my residence next door Phone call to No. 6, Durham will o promptly attended to. D. McPHAIL_+ #@r Mr Mclhail has a welephon dence in Ceylon. J. G@. HOLLJNA,M.0., 0. M Ormcx: Over J. P. Tol opposite Regisiry Olice RESIDENCE : Becoud hou office on east side of Alb Terms moderate Arrangemenis for sele> » to aates, &c., must be made at the Review @ w:m. g«#" Corrcspondénce addresseo or to Ceylon P.O., will be prowptiy attended to, Terms on application to OFFICE LOURS Jâ€"11 a. mt 2â€"i pm. Telephone Communication beis Residence at all ho: a4 u$ HONOR GRADUATE Toromi duate Royal Colicge Dei Dentistry in all its vurauches, Ofliceâ€"Over Jeweliry «: site Post Oflice, W. C, PICKERING D. D S., . 8 : HONOR GRADUATE oi University, graduate of Roy: of Dental Surgeons of Oniari Over J & J HUNTEWS New lessons in Yoice Prodi Sinqing. at the howe of McComb, every Tuesday, 7 p.m. â€" Appointmenis Barrister, Solicitor Court Notary Public C lnsurance Ageni Issuer of Marriage 1 eral financial busi=~ UNDERTAKER and Funeral Diredq{ SxowRooxsâ€"Across from Middaug4s Hou Embaiming a Speciality. "@ Picture Framing, Shortest Notice Licensed Auctioneer tor Co,. «i RrEsipENCR â€"First house south of Staff and Eouipment, The school is thoroughly equippetin ieach‘,. wbility, in chemical end electucal cuppues «n fittings, &c., for full Junior Leaving and Aaisc ulation work. The following compem=. stnf are in charge :, Intending Students shOUd enter at tho bogin ning of the term if possible. _ Board can be obâ€" tained at reasonable rates. Durham is a nealthy and attractivetown, making it a most dosirable place for residence. 6 mh of the School in past yours ism one. The trustees are progres. ye cdu cationally and epare no paing to see that toachere and bhave m.dunufifor the proper presentation and aecquisition of knowled: >. FEES:$1 per month in advance Member Coliege Physic Optario Lrous of sumimner creat se daCcouiies, We Wwanl y J. F.GRANT D.D.S., L. D. 8. EBIDENCE â€"â€" PAPSL MWGSC _ SUI Lawrence‘s Blacksmith Shop. DU RHA M HIGH SCHOOL C. LAMAGE, DR. J. F. GRANT, Notary Public, Co CONVYEYANCE O8. N, Princi u. Sohoot Eenumner. 1 DUKHAM, O8 : e Wwatler da pouc dow (4 2l a Fali line of Cathol!ls Robs and black and white Cap for aged people. i. P.TELFORY; Cream Wauted _ on Lambro Walpole‘s bt R. H. ISAAC D. lé;PHAlL. Ceyion or to C. RAMAGE, u:i 400 N, Principa) and Provincial Modâ€" *escher.. ,’.L Class Certifcate R, H. 1SAA2, Darham SINu!NuG for can 1 oi BELL Palumc1é: lor ACOT 1 4W 6 Our <Pemin s. . id oghiesi . Wesup Lwice gach M K380# 2 tam tre img Becrotary x U 10 G &A Gik d «4 ) & | $ I 14 #