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i _ W. BLACK The REVIEW is well equipped # THE RED FRONT All kinds of grain bought at market price. Special Reduction on Flour and Feed in ton lots. â€" ~‘+ John McQowan Sovereign, Eclipse and Pastry Flour Bay them here. We have a Fresh and varied stock of the ehoicest Groceries, Oranges, Lemons, Peels. Dates, Nuts, Candies of all kinds, and everything required for the Holiday festivities. Our prices will suit your purse. _ Give us a call. Highest prices for Butter and Eggs. Large Quantity of No. 1 Feeding Hay T HE CITY BAKERY Headquarters for Confectionery and all Bakery goods Your _ Holiday _ Groceries, Fruits and Confections Wheat, Barley and Oats Chop 500 tons of No 1 Mixed Chop WHEAT AND BARLEY s i r It gives good satisfaction. We are im the market for any Quantity of OATS PHONES : Day § 4, Night § 26 The Rob Roy Cereal Milis Co. Oatmeal Mills, Durham Is your Wife Entitled to the Best ? We have a .good stock of Corn and Ground Feed on hand that we are selling in ton lots at following priees : American Corn per 100 1bs..............$ 1.60 mfllc.tlreel, per ton........... .. 30.00 Oats, Shorts, per ton....................30.00 Feed Feed Feed for turning out all kinds of Commer cial and Job Printing. Give us a trial CRIMPED OATS for Horse Feed at Fair,Prices CHOPPED OATS at.... very reasonable rates Special prices in ever five ton lots 4 ‘If you want good heavy mixed feed, try our ‘Chieftain Corn Feed" Every bag guarantoed.. _ If not satisfactor7 bring it back and get your money. Fresh and Clean, the very best. _ See this Hay before purchasing elsewhere. It will pay you. THE PEOPLE‘S MILLS Then let us demonstrate to you 7 lhet we have the best: Coal:Oil 3 Stove on the market. Bringggn § anything and we will guarw 2 bake it in a New Perfectiof E Our Stock of Summer Hardware § is absolutely cogfl:e. & g Try Black. e has it. f 5 The Red Front Hardware 3‘ . _â€"â€"E. A. ROWE L. 1A2T11l & lguarz,(: 2 riectioOf E ier Hardware § e. ; xo g s it. 5 dware g COJFC ‘é 3¢ 3¢.$C.IC\IC BC PC JC PC ‘ EW Z :‘.‘) y 378Kâ€"Aunt Jane‘s Nieces in Society... th«â€" 379Kâ€"Aunt Jane‘c Nieces : and Uncle John... wÂ¥ 380Kâ€"Aunt Fane‘s Nieces on Vacation....... ** 381Kâ€"Aunt Jane‘s Niecos on the Ranch...... e S82Kâ€"Aunt Jane‘s Nieces â€" out West............. cA 583K-Bor! Scoutsof the Air at _Eagle 870Kâ€"Aunt Jane‘s Nieces Abroad ...... 377Kâ€"Aunt Jane‘s Nieces at Miliville.‘ 371Kâ€"Concert Piteh.....Frank Donley 872Kâ€"Big Tremaine..Marie Von Vorst 873Kâ€"Lonesome Land....B. M. Bower 374Kâ€"Ranch at Wolvernie _ do $75Kâ€"Aunt Jane‘s Nieces vseveserercsscese»»»«B. M. Dell 867Kâ€"The Way of an Eagle.. E. M. Dell 868Kâ€"The Southerner....Thos. Dixon 360Kâ€"The Victinm............Thos. Dix on 370K â€"Dione of the Green Von «»........Leono Dairymple ».........Ridgewell Cullum 366Kâ€"The Knave of Diamonds cvmmmmrcccmmei~G, Parker 862Kâ€"The Heart of the ancient Wood 363Kâ€"The Alternatiye S64Kâ€"The Way of the Strong y o k ......... Ridgewell Cailum 850Kâ€"A True Woman,. . Barone'ssr()'ricrzry: 360Kâ€"The Trenor Case...N. 8. Lincoln 361Kâ€"The Juadgement House 357Kâ€"Polly Anna ........... K 358Kâ€"Polly Auna grows u 356Kâ€"The Tales of a Field Hospital _ nssmc Biz F. Treves 357Kâ€"Polly Anna ...........K. H. Porter 1048Fâ€"The Barbarism of Berlin _ _ We nlast »Mas wth. C -'"'"i“'(_}_{ K. Chesterton 1047Fâ€"With Friends at the Front _ sessrc.........Cap Brereton irrerrres i scr+««:+A, B. Bond 1046Fâ€"Pick, Shoyel and Pluck Aby his Eldest Daughter ' 523Bâ€"Nietzschie (His life and works) 3 trrrmesscrerse:â€"A, Ludovici 520Bâ€"Lord Kitchener.....H. @. Groser §30Bâ€"Lord Roberts.....Violet B. Huut 521Dâ€"Modern Weapons of War cesmmc cA Cyrill Hall 825Dâ€"The Mastery of the Air seessscsers»»» W. J. Claxton §26Dâ€"The Motor MeehanicsgHandâ€" book .........F. ';ge 527Dâ€"PBoultry Foods and Feeding 1 vrosssmemem D, F. Lautie 1045Fâ€"With the Men who do Things 147Aâ€"With the Allies......R. H. Dayis 448A â€"The War 191. ..,...... E. O‘Neii §26Bâ€"The Life of Toistoy.,T. Brinkeft 527Bâ€"Ohas. Dickens 416 Aâ€"Deeds that will never die NS n strstzree recunter Af + (afe PRROCH 4H45Aâ€"The British Army Book Uncle Ed,. ougbt to be in France soon. If I have the good ? fortune to be wounded I might run across bim by some miracle! _ I saw Alpin Smith the oth er day : I believe he is a sergeant now. He seems to be a splendid chap and looks as if he could hbold up his end in a scrap. _ It is too bad he came in the rauks as he would have made a splerâ€" did officer. Luckily for us France has a great many canals so when we are in billets we have lots of swimming. _ The maâ€" Jor gave us a water polo ball so we bhave quite a bit of sport, As weather gets warmer we will fAnd the hathing almost indispensible. I hear Dominion elections are to be staged in June or July. There is also a rumor that every Oanadian solâ€" dier will be allowed to yote whether he is of age of not. In that case I would have the rare opportunity of yoting before I was twenty one, We have seen a number of villages lately where there has been a great deal of street fighting. Erom the apâ€" pearance of the villages I don‘t think I would like to take part in that sort of game. Trench scrapping is bad enough, but when it comes to street fighting with machine guns in every building I would rather be a member of the home guard. Mother has asked me several times if I have received a parcel of fruit cake and candy,. I am sorry to say I have not. However I presume some other hungry soldier has, so it is not likely it was wasted. Wadagreeably surprised this mornâ€" ing when the major informed me he had decided to make me a lance corpâ€" oral. The prowotion is not great and the rank means almost nothing but it shows they haye a small degree of confidence in my ability. June 12th, 1915 Our last few days of scrapping were very quiet : only one man was wounâ€" ded and he very slightly. The trenchâ€" es were the best I have seen in any part of the firing line we have been, so we had rather a decent time. As usuâ€" al our wires were broken seyeral times but for a change we could patrol them without going into the open, As a rule we have to go out under shell fire so we don‘t waste any time repairing them. Still Scrapping in the Trenches Promotion for Jas. Farquharson Che Purkam Review â€"Boy Scouts of the Air in Northern Wilds........... Iâ€"B%y Scouts of the Air on lathead Mountaine... â€"Boy Scoute of the Air on tzo Great Lakes,......... New Books at the Library â€"â€"The One Way _'{';-_ail Indian Land.......... ; Scouts of the Air at reenwood School....... Scouts of the Air in OWR D . ce rrrreenes $1.50 per year. $1.00 if paid in advance. JIM M. FARQUHARSON JULY 1, 1015 .Geo. B. McCatcheon ... E. Von Dyne «......... Btuart A,. B. Bond THE DUBHAM REVIEV Porter Donley 100 acres Bentinckâ€"the John Clark farm, con% W G R. Cheaper than ever offered before. 100 acres Bentinck, lot 51 con 2, w.a. R., near Durham, Good farm, cheap. You connot afford to BUY or SELL to BORROW or LEND without first seeing _ % H. H. MILLER, Hanover It is bound to increase in value. Men in a position to judge say that no farmer living t.o-(iay will ever again see cheap beef. â€" This certainly means an early increase in the selling price of farm lands, I have for sale ; 100 acres near Dromore, convenient to achool. . Splendidly improved, only gwoo down, balance at 5 percent, rice $2500, * 100 acres con 18, Egremont, well preâ€" seryed ‘w or with another 50‘ acres, . 100 acres Egremant® near M# Enract The annual 8. S. picnic is to be held July 8th, in Will Edge‘s bush. A cordial invilation is exâ€" tended to all. Buy Farm On Monday of this week a Sunâ€" day School meeting was held and it was agreed to have a bee to shingle the Grange, put in winâ€" dows, etc. Miss Gladys Corlett and brothâ€" er John, of Dornoch, visited last week at Mr T. Greenwood‘s. Mrs R. Edge leaves toâ€"day, Wednesday. for Orangeville to visit her sister, Mrs A. Firth there. Mr John Moffat, Mr and Mrs C. H. Moffatand Mary and Miss Winnie Greenwood motored to Owen Sound Monday and spent the day there. 0 acres Egremont, near Holstein. One of the very best farms in the Townéhip. «Will soon be picked up at yery low price quoted. A collection will be taken up to go towards repairs on Grange. 0 acres Egremont, near Mt. Forest, Good farm, worth more but offered $4000 or trifie under for quick.sale, Mrand Mrs J. O. Dargavel motorâ€" ed out in their new car Sunday and spent the day with his parents. Dorxochn SEPaRATE Ecnoor 8r 3â€"d to Jr4ihâ€"Ross Park (honore) James Coffey (honors) Hugh Vasey. Sr, 2nd to Jr. 3rdâ€"Kathleen Sullivan (honors) Mayme â€" Sallivan, Maurice Vasey.â€" Jr 20dto ®r 2adâ€"J. T. Sulliâ€" yan, John Matthews. _ Jr. Pt. 2od to 8r Pt2adâ€"Miriam Parke, Nora Sulâ€" livan, Eva McArtney, _ Jr. Primer to 8r Primerâ€"Margaret Vasey, Patsy Matthews. Piimer Pt. B to Pt, Aâ€" Alice Sullivan . _ The following prizes were awarded ; _ First in classâ€"Ross Park, Kathleen Sulliyan, J T Sulliyan, Miriam Parke, Margaret Vasey. â€" For Grammarâ€"Geo Vasey. For History Ross Parke. _ For A rithmeticâ€"Patsy Matthews, Neatness in writingâ€"Geo Vasey. _ Obtaining honorsâ€"Jas Cofâ€" fey. Good Conductâ€"Nora Sullivan. Miss Reid held her school picnic on Wednesday in Mr J. Ledingham‘s grove. The program was good and everybedy enjoyed themselves imâ€" mensely, Dornoch played Williams Lake team and won 4 to 7. Good for Dorâ€" noch, as they lost the last two games they played. Hope they will spur up now and be the champions for this year as last year. Mrs Wm. Sinith, Sr., and Mrs Donald Smith, of Kent County, are visiting with Mr aud Mrs Will Smith for a few months. Miss Frook held her school picnic on Monday, which was a real sucâ€" cess. Miss Warnock left for Stratford and Arpprior, where she intends spending her holidays. Miss Warâ€" nock has been terching in the Separâ€" ate School for the past two years and will be greatly missed. We wish her success whereyer she goes. Mrs J. E. Picard and sen, of Toronâ€" to, are visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs Dargavel, for a few days. Mr and Mrs John McKechnie, and daughter Islay, of Normanby, visitâ€" ed at D. McKechnie‘s last week and they and Mr D. McKechaie and Miss Mary took a motor trip to Owen Bound to see relatives. Miss Honess, of Toronto, is visiting her uncle here, Mr John Honess, Misses Glenna Campbell and Linda Teasdale are home from Durham High School. Aiter an absence of two yearsin the west, we‘are glad to see Mr Danâ€" can and Miss Kile MeKinnon back again and they look .as if the westâ€" ern climate agreed with them. Miss Edith MeLean and Mr Meâ€" Pherson, of Daurbam, visited the week end at Boyd‘s. Mrs A. Brown and children lett Tuesday to visit her sister, Mré D. ‘Bvenon and other relatives in the est. Miss Etta Twamley was in Durkham last week writing on her Entrance Exams. Mr Alex McD»nald and Mrs A: Hastie was in Brant.the week end yisiting at W. Lamont‘s. Mr and Mrs Alex McDonald visitâ€" ed Rocky friends the beginning uf the week. Rey. A. Leslic was suddenly called away â€"to a sister‘s bedside and was unable to be back to take the Sunday serviee, bus Mr W Cook touk it in form of a prayer mesting. Mayxo WaRrNOCK, Teacher Property EDGE HILL B4 CRAWFORD DORNOCH TORONTO ‘v'" P .»‘ E;g Te c tat us‘ g?"",;;"* eE Pake ""ve I tm e on enZ. °t w M + tb ha e t iess ce on on t laen d c | â€" Departmental St_ore, L). We Sell Parisian Sage, and we Know the Guarantee is Genuine PARISIAN SAGE, the quickâ€"acting hair restorer, is guaranteedâ€" To stop falling hair, To cure dandruff, To cure itching of the scalp. To put life into faded hair. To make harsh hair soft and luxuriant. To make hair grow, or money back. Jt is the most delightful hair dressing made, and is a great favorite with ladies who desire beautiful and luxuriant hair. Large bottle only 50 cents. Macfarlane & Co., Druggists, Durha m, Ont. For Saleâ€"A limited quantity of Slabs, Apply at once to D, A. Campbell. Durham Glenelg Centre Raptist Cburch will hold their annual Garden Party on Friday eveniog. July 2nd. at the resiâ€" dence of Mr Jas. McGillivray, The usual program of refreshments, sports, music and addresses wiil be carried out, Big bundle of old newspapers at Reâ€" view Office. Only 5 cts. For reservations or other informaâ€" tion regarding this seryvice, censult any Canadian Pacific Agent or write M. G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Poronto. Passenger service via the Great Lakes Canadian Pacfic route from Port McNicoll will be resumed, comâ€" mencing Saturday, May 22nd, ‘ The service this season will be maintained by the Steamers " Keewatin" sailing Tuesdays, * Manitoba " Wednesdays, ** Alberta "~ Tbursdays and * Assinaâ€" boia *‘ on Saturdays from Port McNiucâ€" oll at 4.00 p. m. The * Manitoba " sailing Wedneedays will also call at Owen Sound each sailing date at 10.30 p. m. Special train will leaye Union Station, Toronto, at12.45 p. m., arrivâ€" ing Port McNicol] 4.00 p. m, daily exâ€" cept Friday . 2s The Fexoll strre d [eGeleZefaReage] es elass v=efecs ie «olo ze ons o o ao a o0e o se eve s se o ce 0 20 Resumption Canadian Pacific | Great Lakes Service | Try our Star iq. L Loo w oo 00| o0 Cebdok MEGELLY P1X A10M be got in two days after gotting order styles, made on good fitbing lasts. A fine stock ~f,DRESS GOODS, in â€" TatP ,____Made to order and a good fit gu:vranteed to be furnished i in one week from date of getting order. A nice stock of elath Rugs 2 Linoleums and Floor Oilcloth Wall 3}}]?& P aper not t The stock is large and varied, embracing the newest designs in the neatest patterns of Wall Paper, Rugse, Linoloums, Fioor Oilcloth ard Stair Oilcloth. R They are the product of the best English looms, reasonable in pricâ€" ugs es, yet having the Orient:al appearance for which the Eastern Rugs are famous. A pretty stock to select from. o the Public Large Sales A large stock « WÂ¥resh Groceries C; , ' | 507CX uroceries Continually Arriving McKechnie‘s Weekly News &: House Furnishings G. & J. MeKECHNIE ENS They are of English, Scotch and Canadian manufacture, all in OOr the wewest dosigns, â€" For neatness of designs and pretty colâ€" orings, those made ‘by Nairn & Co., of Kirkoaldy, Scetlend, in exceli. Have a look at them. All of Canadiar manufacture, made by the celebrated makers Staunâ€" tom & Co. _ The style is upâ€"toâ€"date, and the appearance is good, yet not too costly. n of India and Light of Asis. The Highest P rices forâ€" continually on hand Boots and Shoes Men‘s Clothing e niiaind iofi aliarhad hfi inb Pn lt uh k :\ sahanaita viddabatal uid uit l s t o l uP lt o‘ ;z On Second Floor Trunks, Valises Suitcases at bottom values. Odd Ends of broken lines at cut prices to clear, Custom and Repairing attended to as promptly as possible. Down Town Shoe Bé just to yourselves by hnvingf a look at our large stock before selecting your next pair of â€" In our higherâ€"priced goods we have F mTWEAR Classic for Ladies, Eclipse and Westons for Misses and Children, Astoria and Brandon for Men with many other makes in medium priced lines. Prices are the same in most lines as last season. Close prices on Spring Goods have Arrived Men‘s, Ladies‘, Misses‘ cand _ Children‘s Hosiery puU:vauie0ua i0 D6 Inurnished in one week from order. â€" A nice stock of cloth to choose from. THE in th ie newest styles and any special kind you may want can Our great aim is to have the newest cmxmsxmmzflgs@smifi â€" _ Durham , in the neatest patterns. J. S. McILRAITH SE a Mlrig® " h i7 ‘de ave ‘,, g';'-l‘-a i-‘_ Li"]? "Ag "i’;fié’; & Odds and work _ The Review to NCw Jan. Ist 1916, 1 ) toâ€"day. &A SINGLE FA returning |u FARE ANXD 0 ing June 30t limit July 2: ets will be s« in Canada Secure yout Trunk ticke DUR PLANINC The undersig to residents of hmeoumry. 1 Mill and factor prepared to tak SASH, DOO®© of HOUSE F!T" hand at right ; Sawing prowpt Also Sole Agen ham and vicins For interior o : w than lat} Easy to handi< Kasy put on gaves fuel C A FLEMIN Principal DURH A M Preston‘s â€" Jell Split Bamboo Rods Silk Lines, _ Gut Lea Front Hooks. Eitc Fo" Delicious Li Summer Desse NewFishino Our Drugs and Stati DOMINION Various kinds Disinfec Metal and Silver Poli Houseâ€"cleaning ete., t‘o ren article in t\ shining. are all fres {ou get the or your n Quality Pharm PRICEVILLE, _ â€" New Term Op SEPTEMBER Ist at J ~NWORTHERNZL EXCURSI0N FA Highest Price Bring them in, and fee WM CAL J. TOW Ni Henceforth our bus We all know that one c can be handled, In 1 affords an excellent opp turn, it enables us to prices will be the same will be good in either, one customs« to buy more Below are a JULY 1, 1915 PRICEVILLE WNEW FIBRE + ZENUS Grani Lranu Golde: Crean Gleno Canned Roval 1 A D y Our ree COall and se« PR () and | Special L1 w# ()