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nparel OF owVvIro nds hool enmt 29, 1906 sh CF W qrindonaiiiioiaiiidiiadiiitiiitr,], ; > 2e ~ x ITwoSpecial Features Â¥ it "w w n s uL. _â€" ks m o n o on n o c o c e e e o o l i e c on oc o o n n n n m o oo nc ie o w oo o e e i aaararataen gggmxxxxxflxflmflzEfiflflflmfifisgg m mele & y Faly: O rclauo‘s saue 1. 592 E : M We hu.ve t,l: 8.Il:t:est E % l't(:l(flk?nys' Hat\ud ( VOL. XXVII NO 13 We have a special proposition to make you in regard to tailorâ€" ed Suits to order. _ If you want to be one among the wellâ€"dressed men in town, see us before buying your Spring Suit, We invite your inspection. â€" Everyone enjoys looking at nice fresh goods, It is our pleasure to show them. We have stocked all the fashionable cloths and weaves in proâ€" fusion in all the leading shades for the season. When we say that our Stock is TEN TIMES LARGER than cver before, we are not exaggerating, We are prepared to do a DRESS GOODS TRADE. Our Wash Department is full to overflowing with the nicest and best Menvricttas Ladies‘ Suitings & Dress Goods OVER ONE HUNDRED new Suit Lengths. DIRECT IMPORTATIONS from the old country. Everyone who has seen them says they are beauties. The newest weaves and patterns from the English and Scotch looms. We can‘t quote Prices on the whole Stock. at Sale Prices. CARPETS DRESS GOODS BALANCE OF OoOUR Llamas, Serges and Worsteds NEW TROUSERINGS in Tweed and Worsted effects. Gi MEN‘S Tweeds, Cheviots, Vicunas, AT BOOTS & SHOES H AMES IRELAND Chiffon Venetian Crepeâ€"deâ€"chenes Evy 1our Footwear where Our Boot and Shne Nant Lustres We have some Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpets that we want cleared out of here as soon as they can be got out. Come and see what we can save you on the carpet for even one room. Take a look through our Dress Goods Department. We are pretty sure you‘ll see something to suit you and we‘re certain our prices cannot be equalled in the county. The lin ire ; ouf rootwear where you can save your dollars. Boot and Shoe Dept, is full of great bargains, SLAUGHTER â€" PRICES Our â€" Spring â€" Stock LV Men‘s Suitings n c BOYS‘ S$UITsSs Poplins ire getting broken into and for this reason we even greater bargains than ever before. Mohairs Armures Crispine Tev Its all on Sale Purhd Sicilians Tweeds wh HELP ror JaraAx.â€"â€"The Toronto Star was led co start a fand to astist the starving Japanese, by the act of a little boy who had been reading of their sufâ€" ferings, and sent his little mite to help. The fund grew, the Star furnished inâ€" tormation as to their needs and already about $5000 has been collected and cabâ€" led to Japan. Monday‘s Star showed a list f:.om Priceville, collected by Rev a4â€" P mmoep WE CV & . © hn . mm oeee dE e y an end to rowdvisim on the streets. especially at a late bour, imposing a tine of $2 and costs upon each. There has been altogether too many alterâ€" cations in or neart hotels in town lateâ€" ly, and henceforth a good stiff fine ma be the best method of putting an eng to them. L 2C C i dnc Polipns. Allih cicnat d Mr, Matheson. the following being conâ€" tributors and the amount $16.70 ; Rev. J. A. Matheson, Leggie Cockburn, Kate Mauir, Donald Graham, Peter Muir, D. McCormick,. Hllen Stewart, Kate Mcâ€" Kinnon, R. McEachern, Donald McLean Maud Reiley, Mrs. Duncan Stewart, Mary Conkey, Malcolm Mcintyre, Magâ€" gie Hooper, Donald McCormack, Jas. Paton, MPrs. W. Paton. Mrs. W. Sacket, W. A, Richardson, Mrs Campbell, (8, Park), Jas. Knox, Wm Aldcorn, Mrs, John Aldcorn, Annie McMillan, Mrs, Hardy Sr. Mrs John Hardy, Neil Mcâ€" Leod, Georfii Martin, Martha Martin, Mrs, J. Richardson. Brerors tu® J. Pâ€"Two of our young townsmen appeared before Police Mag:â€" istrate Telford in the Hall Friday even ing charged with disorderly conduct on the public streats on the eveniug of Monday week. Witnesses were sumâ€" moned for the defence of each. and it appears that a scuffle, a fight, or both had occurred, coupled with profane language. The Magistrate took a stern view n_t‘ the case and determiqed to put Haxovrr FErEE Limrary ExoE MENT.â€"The Post and the people of our neighboring town worked up an imâ€" mense amount of enthusiasm for a week or two back over the establishâ€" ment of a Free Library,. At one of the last meetings Mayor Mearns made a notable contribution to the Interest by proposing to seek a Carnegie gift for a Library building. which should be adapted also for a Town Hall. ‘the byâ€" law was voted on pn Monday last. See our new Spl\ng Dress Goods S F, Morlock. _ The collectors appointed to solicit | contributions to assist Mr Irwin to pay | the costs arising out of his recent lawâ€" suit have been around and met with | good success. Mr H. H. Miller. M. P.. !sent to Mr Gilbett McKechnie a nice letter, accompanied with a donation of | $10 for this purpose. _ The Spring Term in the wellâ€"known Ellictt Business College of Toronto, topens April 2nd, and many new stuâ€" dents will be enrolled on that day. The ’ Elliott College 1s a wideâ€"awake and reâ€" sultâ€"producing school and pupile feel thoroughly ut home in this " Hive of | Industry * Durham Post Office is now a " Cus® tom‘s Postal Collecting Office," thus obviating unnecessary and irritating delays at Listowel and elsewhere. We have to thank for this the activity of Mr H. H. Miller, M. P., who is also enâ€" deavoring to get us better postal facilhâ€" ties, such as letter boxes and a mail clerk on the train, â€" Later we hope a regular custom office may be establishâ€" ed here. " Om uie sva uie dihiciismstnl + abéralid s & 4 Glenelg, died at their home on 12 March. after onlvy half a day‘s illness with diaâ€" betes. Deceased was in her 67th year, was an aunt of Mrs McGillivray and has brothers in Scotland. Dirp SUuppExNUY.â€"Mary McArthur a native of Argvleshire, Scotland, who has for the past five years made her home with Mr and Mrs Jas MeGillivravy. pany aifords the highest security and pays the largest profits to policy holdâ€" ers, W.F. DUXXN, Agent. Every day bargÂ¥in dag in Agricultâ€" vural Implements, Afull line in stock, will be pleased to #ave vou call, See ad elsewhere, A. B.WMcLcruraAx Shop at the bridge, atR save money. The new License Inspector has been on the war path. Tom O‘Neal, of the Coromercaal Hotel, Holstein, was fined $10 and costs for violation of the Liâ€" cense Act. Selling to minors was the offence., The fine sleighing of last week, the best of the winter, came to an abrupt end on Monday a rise in temperature and heavy rains playing havoc. It is unlikely there will be further sleighing this winter, Praxro rOMRSALEâ€"First class Mendelâ€" sohn, extra g*Â¥d condition, will be sold at a bargain t@®@uick purchaser, A pply at this office. Remembe Miss Dick‘s Millinery Openings ; M®ech 25th and 20th and folâ€" We will h our Millinery Openings on Wednesd and _A hursday, March 28th and 20th d following days. 8. F. Morlock. owing Gays, Toronto Sivle Iwo Hou to Letâ€"One 6 room and one 8 room. \ Has Furnace and bath. Apply to W. ck. New awnings are appearing, spring is coming. Webster, the jeweller and Peel, shoemaker have hoth mieannas m« lock. We have th and Boys‘ Rat DURHAM, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1906 1 it OW NkSz OPICS it est ife Insuranc New York and n 1 omâ€" Discussince TtHur Liqvor ButL.â€"A great Temmperance Convention is in rogress this week in Toronto and will gave a program cut out for them in the new Liquor License Bill. It is certain they will object to several clauses in the bill, especially to the backward step of granting licenses to parties on Steam boats and railway trains, â€" Also great objection should be taken to the limiting of the period of trial of local option from three to two years, and likely to the requirement of a three fifths majority ro carry. On the other hand a convention of the liquor men is also to be held this week for they feel they are hit severely by some few of the clauses. Secy. Hanna may reasonâ€" ably claim that he must be about right whken both parties feel aggrieved. Mrs Michael McAuliffe, of this town, mourns the death of her brother John Culliton, who died in Toronto on 22na March, He was ill only one week with pnenmonia and leaves a wife and six children as chief mourners. Besides Mrs McAuliffe, there were present at funeral another sister Mrs Jas McLaughâ€" lin, of Anten Mills, and two brothers Jas. and Mich. Culliton, of Melancthon, The funeral took place on Saturday last at 8.30 a. in. to 8t Paul‘s shurch, Torâ€" onto, thence to St Michael‘s cemetery. RrE Buiroinga.â€"Mr Hinds has the brick drawn for another residence on bhis Lambton t property, _ Mr Robi. Ewen is erecting a resideuce on the lot east of the school ground. Dr Jamieâ€" son, M. P. P., is p%n.nning to erect a spacious and modern veranda, and the School Board should be building someâ€" thing. This is all in one part of the town and no doubt there will be more activity elsewhere. Mrarorp Wox tur® CUp.â€"Will Owen Sound ever win a championship of any kind? One of their town newspapers, the Sun, donated a fine silver cup for the champion hockey team of Grey County. Owen Sound, Markdale, and Meaford were contestants for it and since Durham did not enter, Meaford has won the Cup by Markdale‘s defeat of Owen Sound on Monday, Mr H. H. Milier, M. P., has been apâ€" pointed chairman of the important committee of Banking and Commerce. Being also a member of two other comâ€" mittees, he is notfioing to be allowed to rust in Ottawa. is abilities as a public speaker are also being recognlzed and this with the numerous interests of his constituents will keep him trom wastâ€" ing in idleness, GxrinomG Broux.â€"The grinding of clinkers in storage has been begun at the Cement works, and we are informed the whole mill will be in~ operation very soon. Repairs are we‘l advanced and Manager McGrane‘s big machine will soon be turning out the stuff to overtake the many orders received. Cement advanced 5cts per barrel last week. Lerus HavE an Ararx SystEmâ€"A very important letter from Uhief Torry of the Fire Brigade has, we regret, to be held over this week. It deals in it convincing way with the necessity for a fireâ€"alarm system, something the Reâ€" view has always urged. The chief‘s letâ€" ter will appear next week,. FrEE LErctUREâ€"Mr H. 8. Peart, B. 8. A., Professor in Horticulture at the Guelph Oollege, will deliver a lecâ€" ture under the auspices of the Hoâ€"tiâ€" cualtural Society, in the Town Hall, Tuesday evening next. at 8 o‘clock on " The Town Fruit and Vegetable garâ€" den, " and will address the school cbildâ€" ren at four o‘clock in the afternoon in the same place. Everybody welcome. Toe induction of the Rev Mr Campâ€" bell. of Dromore, into the pastorate of the Presbyterian Church will take place on April 10th. The people here think they made a good choice of a minister.â€"Moorefield cor., Palmerston Spectator. uc s ce aa enc en auct o wns who robbed the Crown bank and was captured in Jamaica was sentenced in Foronto last week to four years in the penitentiary. â€" His wife is allowed out on suspended sentence, The way of tranegressors is hard. tation on Wed? isday, Apr to 4 p. im. â€" es ‘tested fitted. David Hamilton, late o aged 36, a brickâ€"layer, met Toronto last week, from s room with escaping gas from a leak,. or a mistake ir tap and leaving it open is Dz Burt, 8 Ear, Nose a Middaugh Ho A. W. Warsox | B‘°€ Ou""g" h Upper Town Baker. M'(I"(l)l'i]:z"::‘l)m’: The Oddfellows will hold a monster | entirely to celebration in town on or about June | town counc 14. Premier W hitney and other cabinâ€" ’ the lately et members will be present. _ Particuâ€" | Merchanits larslater, | them assist Just recei one car load of the well known flour, ive Roses." For Sale at $5.25 per barre gress nd suits, théy-i;'ev-au‘r;;-tc; .t‘iJg you. RF Morlock., Just recei another car load of the famous OgilÂ¥e flour **Royal House bold." _ For e at $5.25 per bbi. at the Upper TowRBaker‘s, A. W. Warsox The Great West Life Insurance Com pany sells endowments and other polâ€" cies at a Iower rate than other comâ€" pames. Ask for our rates before you insure, W. F. Duann, Agent. Corfte in and t gress nd suit you. S&F. Morl wWe‘Ulh ave the latest styles in Men‘s and Bs‘ Hats and Caps. °S F Morlock,. Highest g 8, government standard clover and othy at MacFarlane‘s Drug Store. vavida Hamilton, late of Mt Forest, zed 36, a brickâ€"layer, met his death in oronto last week, from sleeping in a )om with escaping gas. _ Whether om a leak,. or a mistake in turning the p and leaving it open is not known., 4 YEaARS.â€"Banwell, the bank thief, Sexp us Your NarE.â€"The Review to January 1, 1907, only 60 cents. ONTARIO ARCHIVES ‘ TORONTO @( ialist in diseases of Eye, Throat, will be at the e, Durham, for consulâ€" isday, April 4, from 11 k-s tested and glasses EVE on one of our Proâ€" A meeting e fire brigade will be held at the bhRl on Monday, April 2, at 7.30 p. m. y wishing to juin, to take !)ut in the demonstration at Hamâ€" ilton in August will have to do so by that date as no ong can be taken on atter. R. Tor®R®y, Chief, Anitem referring to the visit here of | Rev, Jas Farquharson, D. D., of Winniâ€" peg, to his brother and sister here was inadveitently omitted last week. Dr Farqubharson is an agent of the church in the West his office being in the big , city, He took the services in the Presâ€" byterian church. and in the morning| gave a most interesting and graphic account of the work before the church | in the West, its immense possibilities . and the need for men and means to keep | the growing population in touch witg' spiritual things. I Mr Mark Wilson‘s little son. who exâ€" perienced such a terrible accideat last week, is getting along nicely and recovyâ€" ering from the shock. It is almost mirâ€" aculous that he is recovering as the three doctors beld out no hope for sevyâ€" days. A trained nurse, from the Sick Children‘s Hospital. Toronto, has been in attendance since Tuesday of last week. The main break was 4} by 2} inches in diameter with fractures exâ€" tending in â€" seyveral directions.â€"Adâ€" yance. Cloverwd just arrived at a»rs. Beggs‘. A great Scotch town this : Mostly all the principal engineers in the Carnegie mills are from the Clyde. The governâ€" ment of the city is mainly Scorch also, and it is nothing new to hear the Scotch pipes of an evening. A great many Canadians here also, with a strong Canâ€" adian club. Their principal sport is hockey and lacrosse. Business is booming, all mills workâ€" ing over time, and a great number of sky scrapers will be erected this year. Frick, the Steel King, is erecting one office building of 34 stories, claimed to be the finest office building in the world. " This is one of the richest and dirtiâ€" est cities in the United States, both qualities on account of its many iron mills and coal yards, Itlooks nice and white toâ€"day, (19th) owing to a heavy fall of snow, with thermometer near freezing poiat. Mr Hugh McCormack. wellâ€"known to many in 8. Grey writes so enthusiasticâ€" ally of his adopted city, that we are tempted to produce @ portion : A pleasant event took place at the home of Mrs John McAulay, Priceville, March 1st, when representatives of the people of the vilfiuze, presented her with a beautiful silversugar and spoon holder. suitably inscribed to commemâ€" orate the fiftieth anniversary of her residence here. _ Mrs McAulay, with her late busband, arrived from Caledon on Feb. 1st, 1856, built the first house in Priceville aud resided here ever since. She and her family are highly respectâ€" ed whereyer known and all her fellowâ€" citizens were pleased to have an opporâ€" tunity of doing her an act of honor she so richly deserves.â€"Com. lthr(-e b consid er ’lll()sl, in town. That good and faithful work has been done by the stauff in the past is only another reason why better accomâ€" modation should be provided. Whethâ€" er this should be a lfigh School, or an enlargement of the present bulding will be for town and School Board to decide, The need of the moment is to get together, in no perfunctory mood, to consider the grave necessity facing the town. Town Council meets on Monday next, they have already been invited _ to consider the question, School Board meets on Thursday folâ€" luowing, and we suggest that at one of these meetings they get together. ine inspector has time aad a; ferred to the lack of accomm. both as regards classâ€"rooms a buildings, and were the reguala the Department and of the $ch rigidly enforced, Durham might unpleasant surprise by havi grants withheld. town council must move in For a year or two back a cautionary cry has been heard, ** wait till you see how the cement works pan out, " and of course the moving talk of last year added force to the ery. â€" The ceâ€" ment works are now here for good, the uncertainty has been removed, our othâ€" er industries are on a stable basis, the country around is prosperous, and it would seem that the time has come to give ourselyes more creditable school accommodation. This should not, nay, can not, be left entirely to the School Board. â€" The Asis well known. the school accomâ€" modation of the town has been for a year or more inadequate to our requireâ€" ments. One diyvision is being accomâ€" modated in the Public Library building and last fall during the Model term, anâ€" other had to be sent to one of the Soâ€" ciety halls. The same procedure will will haye to be fullowe(rlbis fall, and will have to go on indefinitely unless steps are taken at once to remedy this most unsatisfactory state of affairs. TR E) neeting € it the hX 0 p. m. ~An School Accomodation Wanted A Priceville Pioneer. L0D Pleasant Pittsburg. nspector has time aad a«gain re o the lack of accommodation s regards classâ€"rooms and out ;s, and were the regulations o partment and of the $chool Act N + <z>+ ould be 1004 prc ; of the ngat get an having the the matuoer, of Trade or hould _ give rence of all of Is known to all people for miles around Durham as being the manevâ€" saving place to buy. Everybody knows where to bring a Wacoch or clock tu have repnired right at a right price. We don‘t sell Dry Goods but we do sell more than three parts of the Jewellery that is sold around Darham. Come with the crowd to the Busy Store on the Busy Corner. Keelers Mammoth J ewel]ery Store 7" All goods bought at Keeler‘s wilf be engraved free of charge. R McIntyre Block and following days. The best display of Street Hats, Trimmed Hats and Bonâ€" nets ever shown in town. a hearty invitation to everyone to atâ€" tend our Openings on This year we have put forth special efforts to please our patrons and extend Limited 1' T8 Dundas St, London, Ont I |_ _ If you wish to sell or exchange your 'progerty quickly or profitably, or if you wish to buy, don‘t Fnil to see or write our Gen, Agent for the Co, of Grev, Wm | W. Ramage, Thistle P. 0., who has lateâ€" |‘ly heen appointed to this position. We make no charge unless the property is l‘sold. For further particulars, apply, | personally or by letter, to either of the above addresses, Spring Millinery Opening In reference to the above, I beg to an nounce that I will be pleased at anv time to meet with parties wishing to buy, sell or exchange, but will for convenience be in Durham every Saturday afternoon. If we don‘t see you, send us a postâ€"card: we will gladly give all information. Orâ€" ders or enquiries at the REviEw Office will receive prompt attention. THE WESTERN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE the Robertson residence, in Upper town the {fuarniture, etc., of a wel furnished nome, all of it good, much of it excelâ€" lent, including a firstclass piano. Terms â€"Cash, Six months‘ time on piano and certain other articles. Saleat 1 o‘clock. See posters, Jounx C1 The Western Real Estate Exchange, 1Ad., London, Ontario, Terms:â€"20 per cent cas for terms as to remaind« H,. H. Miller, Hanoyer, dor. satUuroay 31st Maronu.â€"On this date & sale under powers of Mortgage, of part of lot 19, on west side of Queen Street, in the town of Durham will he held in the Knapp House at 2.30 o‘clock, Music will be supplied by Mrs Newton and others, and addresses given by loâ€" cal speakers, _A Public meeting in the interest of temperance is called for Thursday evenâ€" ing of this week in the Town Hall A spontaneous feeling seems to urge the community to some step in this direction, and we hope the attendance will be large and representative. The introduction in parliament of the new License bill, the big Conyvention in Torâ€" onto this week, recent local option vicâ€" tories, &¢c. give a prominence to this question and Durham wants to consider it. Wienxt r’ Don‘t Borrow P Your neirhbor‘s REvIEW : su Wednesday Ey Thursday MARCH 28th & 29h Miss Dick WM. W. RAMAGE, Gen. Agent Your neighbor‘s R&vIew : subâ€" scribe yourself; or, if your neighâ€" bor borrows {oun. kindly give him a gentle hint to send us his name. Saves you timeand trouâ€" ble and gives both better satisâ€" faction. 60c to the end of the year. Send all orders to CHAS RAMAGE, PeamtEr axp Pususezas. U The Review Public Meeting, W Sale Register. las. Carso NOTTICE <@ @ @â€"â€"â€"_ Lambton Street ARK, Auctione Durham, Ont h day of sale, r, &o apply to azent for venâ€" A PRI n JOhn ‘e, at Lo wn