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§ | $ i 1 3 i & 4 $ To those of you who are in need of Wire Fencing and bave not yet placed your order, we would say that delay is dangerous. We handle nothing but the best â€"Frost Wire Fenceâ€"and can quote you a particularly good price if you let us have your order now. â€" These prices we are quotâ€" ing are made possible because we buy our Wire in large quantities and get it a good deal cheaper that way. Don‘t wait until the selection is limited. Atet your wire now. If we have to order specially, and in small quantities, it will cost you mare. Don‘t forget that we handle the celebrated Frostâ€"Woven &Coiledâ€"spring Wire Fencing and that we have it in all heights. Full Line Shelf and Heavy Hardware always in stock Order Your Wire Fencing Now Our Stock of this Superior Quality Paint was never better, or the colors ever more assorted. We can supply you with any color you desire. Carpet Sweepers O‘Cedar Oils and Polishes Sherwin â€"Williams Paint This is the season of the year in which Houseâ€"cleaning plays an important part. No home seems "just right" until this has been done. While the present season has been backward so far, still the weather must change soon, and before she knows it, the good housewife will be "up to her ears" in the annual Spring cleanâ€"up. _ We have a full supply of all the necessities required for this season of the year. % THE RED FRONT HARDWARE Highest price paid for Oats, Barley and Peas We buy and sell all kinds of Grain. All kinds of Cattle, Hog and Poultry Feeds for sale at the Mill Rob Roy Rolled Oats Chieftain Oat Flakes Rob Roy Wheat Flakes Standard and Granulated Oatmeals C. P. R. Towna Office Try them and enjoy comfort. If you are troubled with tired or sore feet, try Rexall Foot Tablets .. 25¢ Rexall Foot Powder .. 25¢ MACFARLANE‘S DRUG STORE The RexoML store Jonteel Talcum . . 35¢ Jonteel Cream . .. . 60¢ Jonteel Perfume $2 oz. Use Nice are exquisite combinations with the odour of 26 flowers Try them. . McINTYRE, Durham ROB ROY MILLS, Limited 7 Business Hoursâ€"â€"8 a. m. to 5 p. m for excessive perspiration, 25¢ "We have it, can get it, or it isn‘t made. TERMS, CASH. Are you Ready for Spring Houseâ€"Cleaning ? Durham, Ont. solid See our Big Stock of Buy your Tickets here Telephone 52 We have them from $2 up. â€" Easy to operateâ€" unlimited pleasure and profit. Take a Kodak We have a fine assortâ€" ment of suitable gifts. We are also agents for Dale‘s of _ Brampton. Flowers of all kinds on short noticeâ€"the finest in the land. For the with you on Vacation June Bride when travelling this summer our Stock. ...... in 30 and 60 cent pkgs. or $1.75 tins "International" Distemper Cure...... 75¢ "International" or "Royal Purple" .Calf Meal, per ewt.....................$6.00 You will Need a Trunk or Suit Case "International" and "Royal Purple" Stock and‘Poultry Preparations need no explanation here. _ They are too well known a product the Dominion over. Suffice it to say "We have ‘em"â€" Stock and O‘Cedar Mops Bon Ami Window Cleaner " THE PAINT THAT LaSTS" Makes Your Home Look Like New Poultry Foods The Consequences of the War A summary of the peace to be imposed on Austria manitests more clearly than the German treaty the magnitude of thke consequences of the war. â€" The Austrian A mistake was made in making the Victory Loans non taxable. Wealthy men have turned much of their means into this channel and can snap their fingers at the governâ€" ment and lift their 5% per cent with their tongue in their cheek. Wouder if there is no way to make these bonds taxable without raising "scrap of paper‘ cry ? _ _A serious lack in the budget is the omission of suitable provisions dealâ€" ing with the industrial unrest at present rampant, and few indications that any of its provisions will belp to reduce the high cost of living, the great desideratum at present among the laboring and industrial classes. _ To make up for the reductions the government looks to the income tax, which is incrâ€"ased on the larger inâ€" come and reaches down to lower inâ€" . ’comes than formerly. _ There is still room for a greater pull in large inâ€" comes before we are measurably near | to some other states, notably N. w Zealand which from a population of | little over one million collec‘s a much | larger sum than OQanada with its, eight million population. | |__ Already one minister, Hon. Crerar, Min. of Agriculture, has left the govâ€" eroment as a protest against the inâ€" adequacy of the provision made to relieve the tariff burden of he farmâ€" ‘ers, and when the vote comes along, there is a likelihood of a slump ot ! Western Uuion members which w.ll leave the government with a slim maâ€" jority, if these members vote with the opposition. |__Much interest is taken, and right!y so, in the budget brought down in parliament last week by Sir Thomas | White. He had a heavy and onerouns task on his band and it yces without saying he has not pleased everybody. The Globe says :; ‘‘the country asked a loaf and was given a soda biscuit." Reductions have been made on a few articles of busbandry, and that there were not more is plainly traceâ€" able to the firm grip on the governâ€" ment, beld by the manufecturers of the east. A war surtax on some few things has been thrown off, but even then the old duty is burdensome. The Budget â€"N>t Satisfactory. Cbhe Burkam Review ONTARIO ARC TORONTO JUNE 12, 1919 See Mr Will McCracken bas treated himself to a new Chevrolet car aod Mesers Hugh McLean and John Lyon baye each got a Ford. Mr and Mro Jas Ewens and family, also Mr Jobn MeDonald attended the celebration of the King‘s Birthday at Chesley on June 8rd. Mrs. Alex. Hay and so George of Durham, epent end with Mra. D. Lamb. Mr. Herb. Hopkins bas returned from British Columbia where he spent the past month yisiting bis father who was seriously ill. The nice cool weather we are bhayâ€" ing and the local showers are making the farmers smile. Messrs Herb Roberts and Percy Elliott of Dandalk spent the week end at their homes here. it\ â€" dndndiih i datP" Anicthaicctreditt i6/. 2 th s June 18 Everybody come and have a good time. Mr A. Sbewell of Dornoch spent Friday eveniog with friends in the burg and attended the dance at Ehiâ€" loh. Qaite a number from here ntt;:;i-ed the sports in Chesley on the King‘s birtbhday and all report a good time. Mr and Mrs Jno. Collins spent Satâ€" arday with frierds in Ghesley. Mr M. D. McGrath motored to Darbam Tharsday evening and atâ€" tended the reception held at the bhome of his ancle Mr D. McAuliffe. Mrs H. D. Wepplex: spent th;â€"fint week with ber parents Mr and Mrs Mavron of D:sbero. Quite a number of the young peo ple attended the party given in hopor uf Sergt. J McKeown of Priceville who has been holidaying for the past week with his friend Charlie McCanâ€" ley and all report a splendid time. Miss Gertie Krause returned to her home on Wednesday to spend the sammer months, Mr E4. Bliech has treated himselt to a Chevrolet car. Girls get busy. Mrs MelIntosh and Mroa Leuck spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Dargavel» Mrs F. Hoft apent a few days with ber fail er Mr C. Robertson who his been ill for some time. Pie Britton Irvine who has lately retaraed from overseas is spending a few days with his cousin, Mrs Jno. Collins betore returning to his home in the West. Don‘t forget the garden party on L. s® wFLLCLL /s 7 Mr Oscar Mays spent SBunday with Mr and Mro Jas, McKay. We are pleased to see Mr Dan Mcâ€" Gillivray home after 4 years service, Mr McGuillivray has been in the hospiâ€" tal since last August. He will be home for a few days before leaving ior the hospital in Toronto for further treatment. |__ We are sorry to report the death of Mrs Aodrew Meyer who passed awoy a week sgo Sunday evening at the ‘home of ber daughter Mrs W.J. \Darbv. ‘I‘he deceased was in ber 83th year and epnjoying tber usual health until a few bours before her | death Interment took place to Hampden cemetery. Miss M. Do wling, teacher at C:arn. ford school, epent the week end with Miss Nellie Shewell. Miss M. Murphy, Separate school teacher, returned after apending a few days ut ber bome in Feversham. Mr Jask Mortley accompanied by Mr and Mre Jas. Buchanan motored out to Mr and Mrs E. Greenwoods‘ at Edge Hill Sunday eveniog. Mr Milton McNiece of \'arney ved friends north of our burg, Mr and Mrs E. A. Rowe and son of Durbam visited Mr and Mrs J, H. Parke Sunday. Mr and Mra Bryce Dargayel spent Sunday with the latter‘s parents at Crawford. Mr and Mro Jas. Buchanan of Eldâ€" erslie speut a few days with Mr and Mre W Smith. eot. Mr Alex McLean parchased a Ford car trom Agent Geo. Smith ct Darâ€" bam. Mr Albert McRonald is assisting Mr T. Milligan of Hatton Hill at presâ€" Spr. J. M. Derby arrived home over a week ago looking none the w »rse of his experience in France. Mr Jobn Grierson went to Poronto Satarday with a carload of catcle. Mr Jas. McRonsld bad the misfor ‘uns to lose a yaluable young borse last week b; getting its leg broken. jEmpire. successor of the Holy Romen Empireand of the Roman Empire, desâ€" troyer of Spain in the Middle Ages and arbiter of Europe under Charles Fifth, with sway over 50 millions otf people, is required to acknowledge the indepenc‘â€" ence of its Czech, Slavy and Hungarian States, and dwindles to the Republic of Austria with a petty territory and a petty popu‘ation of six millions. forbidden to unite with the Germans and bereft of the means of offence and defence. What madman with this lesson before him will hereafter provoke a world war 2â€"Sun. THE DUBHAM REVIEUV ABERDEEN WILLIAMSFORD SOUTH BENTINCK DORNOCH » Master the week | 1*7â€" POPUS attending 75 | Average attendance b2 |_ _A Classâ€"Elsie Willis, Josie Falconer, | Norma Gagnon, Orma Burnett, Helen McAuliffe. B Class â€"Vicroria Young, Fred Murâ€" dock, Sterling Miller, Nelson Hunt, Geo. McKechnie. C Classâ€"Ada Holmes, Geo, Noble, Annie Ritchie, Wallace Thompson, Eddie Miller, D. Class â€" Charlie McKechnie, R. Dunsmore, Norman Dean, Norman Falkâ€" ingham, Goldie Glasier, E Classâ€"Thelma Bell, Norman Mcâ€" Intyre, Orville Noble, Esther Styles, Flem Ras Yisiâ€" No. pfipils attending Average attendance Sr. Primerâ€"Norman Aljoe, Jimmie Graham, Arden Whittaker, Lo Falkingâ€" ham, Fred Lefevre. Pupils attending irregularly, Frank Miles, Francis Young. _ _ dr Pr 11. Total 45 Average attendance 39 Jr 1stâ€"J. D. McAulifie, Jean Harding, Elsie Kearney, Lizzie Hind, Rowena Boyd. Sr 1stâ€"Florence McCallum, Cecelia McAuliffe, Martina Simpson, Freda Falkâ€" ngham, Maud LeFever. Miss A. Halliday, Teacher Senior Primary 1 No. pupils attending Jr. 1st 34 \ _ Sr2ndâ€"A Collinson, M. Traynor, C. Marshall, A. Snell, L. Dean. Jr 2ndâ€"S. Mcliraith, M. Pickering, C. McCaughey, M. Dean, J. McCaughey. Miss L. B. Walker, Teacher Jr 2ndâ€"Margaret McAuliffe, Elizabeth Livingstone, Wallace Hepburn, Seaman Havens, Vera Mountain. No. of pupils attending Average attendance Jr 3rdâ€"G. Hay, J. McKechnie, E. Kearney, V. Havens, M. Lioyd. A. M. Bell, Teachsr Form IV No pupils attending 32 Average attendance 27 Sr 3rdâ€"K Milne, B. Leyine, E Hunt E Smith, F. Hopkins. Jr 4thâ€"Lloyd McClocklin, Edith Wilâ€" lis, Kathleen Hughes, Esther McComb, Clara McCrae. Average attendance 15 Total 45 Average attendance 43 Sr 4thâ€"Amelia Blair, Wilhelmine Col: linson, Willie Vollet, Lindsay Hunt, Ver bena Ryan. Form VI No. of pupils attending Sr. 4th Average attendance No pupils attending Jr 4th Durham School Report for May| _ The Coming Circus m 2 HEE}OREEEMEE@SHREWEEEEESEEEEES3’35'53333‘3’ ecelece s JOHN MeKECHNIE, Durham EXZ RXHEEEAEAR EMEAAA & RY _ M. McKenzie, Teacher Junior Primary Andrew S. Morton, Teacher Bring your Produce_â€"_â€"we‘ll give Ladies‘ House Dresses in dainty colors, good large sizes, this week Men’s work Shifls i{)‘black'or brown denim, Very best with fancy handles, this Umbrellas TBb > > xA s 5 4 8 4 1 n hk 4 n n 6n n d e o en w e alae o c‘ Flannellettes Dffi'firent colors in the stripe, this wWBOBk «.rnaraxsrern‘x‘s a» s ons e kn es ie of the very latest patterns, suitable Ginghams for both dresses and skirts, this week .. Pi and eight quarter sheetings llow Cottons best quality, this week .... 50, Prints of tll('ne best quality and pretty designs, this WEEk : 2 s« » 35 h 4 sanatan on o sA mm m .0 Specials E: 16 15 Don‘t forget the date and exhibiti n Saturday, June 14 _A mile long street parade of dazzling splendor, beautiful women, and handâ€" some horses, interspersed with three brass bands and a steam calliope will traâ€" verse the streets shortly before noon, and this feature alone will be worth going many miles to see. Ihe menagerie of wild animals carried with the show is complete in every detail and contains rare and curious specimens of the earth‘s most interesting and curious animals. Another extraordinary teature with the show is Capt. Pietor‘s troupe of educated Seals and Sea Lions. These interesting sea animals perform the most seamingly impossible feats ; balancing chairs, umâ€" brel‘as and whirling trands of fire while climbing ladders, walking tight ropes and riding the backs of galloping horses. This feature baffies description and must be seen to be appreciated 4 Of the many features carried by the ’ghow this season, some of the Animal Acts are without doubt the most wonderful and thrilling ever presented to an Amerâ€" ican audience. Th big group of fighting forest bred lions, all full grown males, give an exh bition that is full of thrilis, and the audience is left with a positive feeling of awe at man‘s wonderful mas-] tery over the brute creation. ©GDsys aWeekG 20 emmmmmmes Tickete and information from mearcet C. N. Railways Agent. City Ticket Offices : 52 King Street East and Union Station, 'tmnto‘.' 7 James Street North, Hamilton, R. .L. FAIRIAIRN. G.P.A., Toronto. AHNirrrrnrmmmmmnmmmmemes 222000 . Sparks World Famous Shows are billed to exhibit at Hanover, Saturday. July 14 and from the newspaper reports preceding them their exhibition will be worth going many miles to witness. Through Standard and Tourist Slcepâ€" TOoRONToâ€"winnuipEcG ing and Dining Cars this week ....... . | the place of , at Hanover, Week in June 4,[ Sr 4thâ€"M. 4 ‘l’ Langrill. _ Jr 4 'l'strong_ Sr 2nd |b0rouxh. L. St e ; Noble, E. Nob s Ritchie, M. Ho i1 " Lawrence, E. M â€", Picken, M. Arn _ 4thâ€"Kenneth Kerr, Ruby Blyth Ta McCabe. Richard McCabe. Jr 3rd Mary Keller, Ruth Allan, Roy Wilkins Elsie Grant, Sadie Noble. 8r 2ndâ€"La dels Wilton, Roy Finnigaa. Jr 2nd Florence Grant, Susie Eden, Ila Wili son, Arthur McCabe, Sr Pr â€"Jess Gflnt. Jf Pl'-Cllrtnoe Wilkinson ' Sr 4thâ€"Grace Lindsay, Kathleen Davi« |Alnu Ritchie, Jr 4thâ€"â€"Mary Bell, Jess « 'Bell. Sr 3rdâ€"Ethel Hargrave, Hunie: Ritchie. Jr 3rdâ€"Harold McFadden _: 2nd â€"Minnie Hargrave, Adoiphus Law rence, Isabelle Davis Jr 2ndâ€"Bertha Ritchie, Freeman McFadden, Reggie A; nett. Sr Istâ€"George Collinson. Jr 18 â€"Annie Arnett, Katie Davis Sr Prâ€" Roy Hargrave, Orval Hopkins, irene Co linson. Jr Prâ€"Blanche Arnett. Louis Jacques, Mary Hopkins, Thos. Davi Average alten&nnce‘zz borough, L. Sharpe, G. Armstrong, A Noble, E. Noble, F. Hopkins. Jr 2rd â€"\ Ritchie, M. Hopkins, C. Roseborough, A Lawrence, E. Webber, B. Hunt Istâ€"A Picken, M. Armstrong. G. Hopkins. _P Srâ€"E. Vollett, L. Hopkins, C. Shar pe. A Hopkins. Pr Jrâ€"P. Roseborough. Sr 4thâ€"M. Alexander, G. Ritchie, M Langrill. _ Jr 4thâ€"A. Knisley, I. Arm strong. Sr 2n5!-L. Armstrong, C. Rose No. 1, EG‘T & NOR .. 50, 75¢ the Cash No. 11, BENTINCK NO. 9, GLENELG School Reports. * JUNE 1%, 1919 Susie Eden, Ia Wil} Mm Sr Prâ€"Jes Clarence Wilkinson. M M. Kert, teach A. E, McGirt, teac} to Vancouver V. Aljoe, teache years ago Ius wile, M Qaarrie, was laid to reat eemetery and now they side by side where fathers are restumg quely sin Four yearse ago another "he remaine of the i; Dougell of Duluth arrive train Baturday, the 7 n J taken «10 the Presbyte where the pastor, 1}, presched the funeral obs, the casket which conta maing were taken to eemesery, Durham Road U.donlohr W.G. Wate Dougall was born on |« North Daurham Road, (;) 52 years ago. _ He was Dulath since a young â€" Choice, Fr Clothing, 90 / 95 p Houseâ€"clea KARSTED on the tongue before reti goodness of Kimords gu PBRICEVIL OVERâ€"ACIC of the stomach has upse night‘s rest. . If your stoma disturbed, dissolve two 0 JUNE 12. 1919 G. A. WATSON & and Sash fron Get your House Furni Planing Done 1o Sawing of Shingies other done Tuesdays and Saturdays only during t} May, June and NOTICE Custom Cho PRICEVILLE anp KIrMoI Box 169 PRJ We ] Norf Over be hadâ€" prices a O w den adv piec steds Â¥1 «t 11 Use High MICCY W