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A “e; on an imposing chariot drawn by four horeea gave an old time " hoedown ” inhibition. and were awarded first {,me. 81.3 on their turnout. The fsVandeleur aggregation, who were given the second prize. 810, were Veldt warriors under arms, whose 4-. eoetumes. male and female, and cav- alry outfit is beyond our describing. The home youths turned out a “ herd-times ” musical combination, which for varied uniforms, marching and music? they were, of course. he “taking." After dinner the hide Citizene’ Bend, which furn- ‘ w excellent music throughout the iay. led the throng to the Agricul. tural grounds “here an interesting program of sports began with a la- ecosse match between the Owen Sound and Durham senior teams, which resulted in favor of the latter by 2-1. Highland piping and danc- ing, the former by Prof. Murray, of Toronto. and Messrs. H. McDonald .Id P. McArthur. of Priceville, and ate latter by Misses Minnie Ross and ,3”): Bryce, of Toronto, were inter- ”its features of the sports. and W“ a flattering reception by the " tators. lany others were drawn . “awards, among them Messrs. I. Mu, here. and Alex. Stew- ' ' ” line, whose 30th blood on the race course, which received here, where they were laid alongside close attention from lovers of thatlhis Wife who preceeded him eleven spOit, who i-cpmt the speeding good : . years ago- 1“ The open Wet» NltChie (Stayner Mr. Win. Linton, another old resi- war») “'0“ let-i Maybird (R- MCGiN‘o I dent at Eugenia. died at his home )ilt'itlul'tll 13nd, Dominion Girl (310- ; there on Sabbath last, aged 78 years. ‘.“ "o e ' ~)."“‘ I ' . . (Jill) .rltl, llllle-..i0§. l‘hree minute Mr. Alex I{eldis school, east of the ““"Hé’m‘v NOW“ (“Cm”) 13” "11 e left their tasks for liolidars eat-tit.) A. (McGii-r) 2nd,, Marl Kiiiglu “7 3 l H n t D 1 ) .5 d 0 'on Thursday last.aiid on Friday held t.. . uner. uriani. .r . _: '3'). - - ° ' . , , ,. “ ‘tl’lell‘ annual picnic when an enjoy- (t3::73213:r}.rlal{e(l’::?l; 93:51:38 )"Sid i able time was Spent by the scholars w .. i".i , -: vided third money. ’ . and their numerous friends. Athletic sports-t - . . . . . The Orangemen of the lodge at 10H yd. dash. \\ . Pickering 1, (rec.: . Campbell .3. Percy Bellamy 3. Hop. l Ceylon attended the Methodist church step and juiiipâ€"George Campbell 1, g here in a body on Sabbath morning 'l‘lios McLhmgall 2. R. \Vhittakerand-last” When an “ppmpmm “mm“ W. (fl-ark tie. Bovs’ race under 15-â€" t was preached by Rev. Ivision “ML 15. 'l'relford l. J. Humberston ‘2, W. 3°", who chose for hls text Exodus , . l e) . _et ‘ ’ 01.1. 3. Fat man’s raceâ€"-R. VVllltta-i 1... . 14 And this day shall be UlltO , ' n ker l, E. Hawke 2, Jas. Best 3. The l 30“ for a memorial. . . l gate receipts amounted to the hand- The 30.111‘781'931‘3’ sert'ices m the some sum of $361 50. There beinglPresbyterian church on Sabbath last no concert in the evening this year, were quite successful. Large COH' Prof. .‘Iluriay. on his own account, gregations were present to hear Rev. lll an imprOInptu manner. gave 3 Alt. “711801), 0‘ Rasemont, W'bo r8. Scotch entertainment in the Town ceived 3 warmogreeting from his Hall which passed 03 very pleasant- numerous 01d friends here. . In the ly. The program consisted of bag- evening the Methodist serVice was pipe music. Highland dancing and withdrawn, and the pastor Of that short Speeches which were given by church being present was invited to M. K. Richardson, M. P., J. A. Boyd the platform and tcok P9"? In the and M. K. Beaten. Mr. John Mc- service. The Misses Allie, Minnie Arthur. of Priceville. presided in a and Annie Joy. of the Methodist veiy satisfactory manner. choir, favored the congregation With a beautifully rendered trio. Mr. ing selections before the program began. The only mishaps of the day were during the forenoon parade when one of the Rockvale ” Coons ” fell backwards with considerable force to the ground from his high perch on the chariot, and a lad watching the movements of the Vandeleur warri- ors received a flash of powder in the face from their improvised cannon. Mr. John Chard, an esteemed old gentleman of 74 years. who has for some time been aflicted with cancer, passed away at hishome on the 4th has on Tuesday of- last week. He was a faithful and consistent member of the Presbyterian claret here. led his end was peace. -, " "v his paetor.Bev.Ir.w A .u 4-” ’ s“ - ”1' ‘ l ”.K, I a PM“. . “i . _' 7' 1 ‘ . - 'V r ‘ . > 1‘ . ' .1 4"? @5ng _, “stigma; . ' ‘ ’ rte _ .42. . -~.--_;_«~; The l Markdale Band rendered a few pleas! O l ' _ “ 7 2,11: ‘y’ll'tiu’ a? l t .v 0’s “as; we”? ~‘ ~ " ‘1 {"h; (7' . ”fl. , . . . , ‘ ‘» ‘ 'e' V 1": . ' Z' 4 r" ‘\ ‘ - _ 5.5.: '3 2,. ' .l; . .-1 - -? x rh4rh.v >. f 7 } Wilson also supplied Mr. Thom’s pul- pit at Eugenia in the afternoon and preached the annual sermon to a. large turnout of the Orangemen there. The people of Flesherton, says the Owen Sound Times, ” are not accus- tomed to such atdecided brunette as the Owen Sound lacrosse mascot. and he reached the dining-room only when accompanied by a body guard of lacrosse men.” True, Mr. Times, the maecot‘s complexion is a little high for us. but we presume it fills a ' felt want for the team he accompan. ' ° as “doesn’t go a hit ofl color at 1 depotâ€"uses even at ahnockout like ‘ that given“ by the, Durham hon. ‘32:. 3‘“ r; ”5". . . . '., "ii-"'- :1 a": .1. . rye-r. urn-s - yner Mr. \Vm. Linton, another old resi~ ' E l 3ll‘r.fdent at Eugenia, died at his home” (MC- 5 there on Sabbath last, aged 78 years. ; nute; I: lst.; "\ village. left their tasks for holidays ' G Mr. Alex Reid’s school, east of thel 3.1.15 ! on Thursday last. and on Friday held l tl “saltheir annual picnic when an enjoy- 1a and I able time was spent by the scholars u l :1" and their numerous friends. 3] file: The Orangemen of the lodge at p lop. . Ceylon attended the Methodist church 0 l 1 ;here in abody on Sabbath morning ta andglast, when an appropriate sermon b: 1:) ;was preached by Rev. [vision Wil~ p1 ' -l w.;son, who chose for his text Exodus s. itta- : 12‘ 14â€"” And this day shall be unto m 'l‘hn l you for a memorial.” w The peOple of Flesherton, says the Owen Sound Times, ” are not accus- tomed to such a. decided brunette as the Owen Sound lacrosse mascot. and he reached the dining-room only when accompanied by a. body guard of lacrosse men.” True, Mr. Times, the mascot's complexion is a little high for no. but we presume it fills a felt want to: the team he accompan. ice as it doesn’t go a bit ofi color at depot-«not. even at a knockout like that given by the Durham boys. Mr. W. Trimble hue been confined to the bone for n week with Synovi. flu, but hu : chmge for the better, 5nd hope- eoon to be about ugun. The anniversary services in the Presbyterian church on Sabbath last were quite successful. Large con- gregations were present to hear Rev. Mr, Wilson, of Rosemont, who re- ceived a warm greeting from his numerous old friends here. In the evening the Methodist service was withdrawn, and the pastor of that church' being present was invited to the platform and tcok part in the service. The Misses Allie, Minnie and Annie Joy, of the Methodist choir, favored the congregation with a beautifully rendered trio. Mr. Wilson also supplied Mr. Thom’s pul- ; pit at Eugenia in the afternoon and? preached the annual sermon to a: large turnout of the Orangemen‘ there. at oflico of Duihufi‘ 14 LOTS KNOWN AS THE MID- daugh pyoperty. ° ' Mrs. Alex. Rutherford, of spent the greater part of tb week at the old home. Baby I ford is a hearty fellow. Dominion Day was an ideal one for a picnic, but the crowd who gathered at Zion’s annual festive grove was a . real, live, practical one, though plen- ' tv of sentiment was not lacking. ‘Games and swinging filled in the afternoon before and after the pro- gram and supper. Mrs. Ross made the tea as usual and it never tasted l better. The eatables were of first lquality. The ice cream table did a Itushing trade in the hands of Miss 1 Sarah Jack and Miss Mary Glencross, l adding $6.95 to the funds by its sales. l Miss Sarah knows how to make No.1 : ice cream. The program in the woods was brief. but bright. But the con! cert in Zion at night was a greatep fsuccess. The place was filled. The ’recitations were numerous and more 'realistically given than ever. Miss lMay Robson in “The Jiners” and ;Miss Abbie in “Caleb’s Courtship” ; excelled their besr. work done hereto- ffore. But the smging won the gwarmest applause. Mr. and Mrs. {Falkingham were warmly encored.‘ {Never sang more sweetly. Missi 'Carrie Greenwood. “The Bird with l the Broken Pinion " has added to her ’laurels. Miss Mary Glencross in “ Don’t be Angry with me Darling ”' showed a wonderful gift of voice in power and sweetness. Mr. John Cook, of Berkeley. added to his repu- tation as a solist. But the singing iby the children, under very short ‘practice by Mr. and Mrs. \Vray R. tance we noticed: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jackson and Master Clark. of Aber- deen; Mr. and Mrs. A. McClocklin, Durham ; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jackson and baby, from Bunessan; Miss Laura Reed and C. C. McKechnie. of Markdale; Messrs: Staflord and Watt and Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, of Building Lots for It must be bully beef that the Varney scribe is feeding on as ’nis reported he is getting “fat and sassy.” W. J . Edwards’ 2-year-old dressed 427 pounds last week. Hot weather, most acceptable. Groundhogs plentiful, ditto polecats. Haying on, extra underwear OE. Mr. Peter McInnis let a much-need- ed gravelling job on our con. last week. He drove a. good bargain too. Mr. John Robson has the contract. On Saturday morning, July 5th, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook a son. That. balances the familyâ€"three girls, three boys. This is a progressive line. “ Mrs. David MacFarlane, of Caledon, with Master Robin and Miss Jessie, spent the past week at the Edwards’ homestead. Rev. Mr. Thom spent Sunday at Rosemont conducting anniversary services. Mr. Jas. Mack, of Egremont, took in our Dominion Day sports and gave the Chronicle scribe a friendly call. Miss Page, of Welland, is the guest of the Misses Munshaw. Rev. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr. M. K. Richardson and Misses Annie and Christina Richardson attended the Methodist garden party at Priceville on Friday evening last. Among those who were visitors here over Dominion Day were Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Henderson and Dr. Emerson Henderson, of Toronto. at Miss Bellemy’s; Mr. Ed. Hamilton, of Toronto, with his family ; Mr. W. Ritchie. of Orengeville. at Mr. M. K. Richardson’s; Mr. J. C. Crane, of Owen Sound, at Mr. R. Trimble’s; Mr. and Mrs. R. T. McGirr and Mrs. Douglas at Mr. Geo. Mitchell’s; Mr. J. Duncan and Mr. A. Durner. of To- route. at W. P. Crossley’s; Mr. Sam- uel Wilson, of Toronto, at Mr. Andy Wilson’s. Sixteen pnpiis wrote here In: week nt the P. S. Lenving examinations. Mr. Geo. Bellamy is home from Lindsay visiting his put-ants. Principal J. C. Fawcett left on Saturday to holiday at. his home at Forest. ‘ Mrs. M. K. Boston visited part of last week at Markdale. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Wright, of Penetang, are on their annual holi- days here, Mrs. David Clayton. of Sintalutu, Alta.. is here visiting her husband’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Clayton. Mr. and Mrs. A. S..VanDusen are visiting this week in Collingwood. Mia. Smith, 8911., of Hillaburg, is visiting her son, Mr. Herb. Smith. TRAVERSTON or vonce in Mr. John to his repu- he singing very short "'â€"' wuvu‘uu 0“” AM n n..\ , MTG-chordmnm'sm “'9 bought for cash in cmluw 1013- W' Tailoring . We, 30d our prices are away do“ 1:. CH“ . , “Id see our goods before pun-basin;- GENTLEMEN : Fine th-Class JOHN LIVINGSTON MASSEY-HARRIS : BICYCLESâ€"new and second hand always on hand. Repairing done promptly and well. Fire Insurance at low Rates. Given Away ' FREE. Lock Drawer lfifl MAPS 0F UNTAHIU Moneyto Loan at. very low rates. Debts Collected, no charge if no money made. TAILORING ALL KINDS of business deals ated quietly and carefully. 22 years experience. “ Always p. never ueglxgent.” 0 H. H. MILLER The George Rips Farm, _best 150 A.-- I nn-A . OFFERS FOR NOTHING The First Chance to Buy: The Malcolm Cameron 100 acres above Durham on Garafraxa Road. THE Hanover Conveyancer H. H.Miller . . . fl-_-â€" ---â€"u -u’WUCFB else, as to fit. and make we are bound to be ahead. I am fully prepared to discuss the new styles for the coming season. My reputation for Stylish, Perfect fitting and well tailored clothing stands second to none (no reason to get clothes out of town). I am prepared to show you the choicest selections of fine Imported Cloths, as to pricesâ€"no higher than anywhere falling 056211}? I imbued a bottle of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and soon my hair stopped coming out.” Miss Minnie Hoover, Pfl'il, Ill. Perhaps your momcr had thin hair, but that is no reason why you must go through life with half- starved hair. If you want long, thick hair, feed it with Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and make it rich, dark, and heavy. .â€"- '-__ d on one all!” and w :3): ; bottle. Be sure and ___.._ _“-A-0 A'nm- n v __-_.â€"v â€"â€"u.u, VOVUVIKQ 200 acres. A cpmpauy owns this and will almost glve 1t away. Many other good properties for sale or exchange. Cream Separators, Organs and Singer Sewing Machines always kept in stock. acre farm in iBeiintiâ€"ucic' shape. At the Massey-Harris Show- rooms to the farmers who purchase the first 150 bails of 50 lbs. or more each at the famous Plymouth Binder Twine. Call early and don’t be disappointed. We guar- antee the best twine made or sold for the prices asked. see our Massey-Harris Mowers, Rakes anti Binders. They will interest you. If our drug md ’11: one db AGENT, DURHAM. HANOVER. ONT Extra pmm pt, negoti- OUR BUGGIES AND WAHUOSS Dawewell's Chums. "’8 Machines and Wrmpm: Be” and Berlin Pian0a and Ur- 8‘08 to please all. Raymond and New \\'a.:..-m.s ”wing Machiuea. Wilkinson Plow Cu '.~ PAH” and Steel Rollers. Palmerston Carriage C078 nnd McKee’s Buggies [10(5th {or cub in carload lots. Snowball, Chalham and Mil- ver- “’Ilker W'aggons in unload lou. See them. Denel'lng Harvester Cufa Tub“; 1001; and Harvesting Aim-“1mg. The Jeweller CASH ONLY. LAD‘Y’S: GENT’S: Money Talks JORDAN’ Go to Jordan’s Restaurant . . Just at this time of the ~ Groceries, Fruit and Confec- tionery constantly on hand. T. J. JORDAN, Star Grocery and Restaurant. citation of day idol "our: four month-.1 Ill" 8: Co. 3' hunch once.“ A handsomely mum weekly. Lure-t ch- cum of my mane ’onml. Terms. 83 a (our: (our moguls. 81. 80 d by lepewadgders _------ A flted States Cream P'i‘k' «tutors always on hand. cud refresh yourself by having a nice cool drink from his Sod; Fonntsin which he has running from eicht in the morning till twelve at night. Besides you can indulge in a dish of Velvet Ice Creem. m up bum uuw 01 me year thtt in quite o. familiar expres. sion. But we know something thtt an chnnze your tune Whew! {ICES A. GORDON Elgin and Waltham Movements Solid Gold Bow, $12.00. In l4-kt. Gold Filled. warran- teed to wear 9.3 years. with In Nickle Case, $5 00; in 10-13. Gold Filled Case, warranteed to wear 20 years, 310 00. wan-Mllewvori IS I' BkWuhmzton. D.C. Durham. Ont. asu- ammo puma ms CHRONICLE n1 Local New: $8. the unbreakal Gum's. Aggy quintity of chop (or sale at A. registered pedifi no I". Peel.â€"-tf. \Vurre lawn st Gum’s. Tu: Methodist Ga in Hr. Cntton’s g night had a good did well. Tax lacrosse b1 rmoments to r Mount Forest 0: 43y they play with the Low“. THE: trustees ro-onflgei the A. Grnlum {01 bun”: mind is holiday trip t where he goes MONEY LOST.- nesdny evening contuning twen new $5.00. a 82 i will be liberally:- sune to the Chr A Gallons PAR grounds of Mr. > «can, on July‘. gents. children menu will be se SQVCI'I Some are 1 in the religh between Re: any we a" ”3 X0 Canoxlcu: uex with tobacco that 116’” pav 1 pm to the “lingo that S flould need dt public press. 3" moraine \\'e from. of hotels a. cow stable. ‘ Itin our indig EXTIARCE results Po: SALE â€"-P 3! our wish than 23k. some actio common habit juico over eve' o‘ennivo to the $50 public heal ohould be takt minimum. 1 As imima'ed I minee then mum cure monev in [-u for the GX'PgSWl drovned hex.» a “'0 loam ma' :9. “lac of Corh: through their A: but of 86.3 n0. I 55? tho 28th im: alumina of «hon 11'0“. will soon w ‘k‘. .re 1‘» “ " to oontribn ' will be pui The lelutives of til “5.“ young (u in! were tccordiug '0 I 03 the sisters, will tins of knowinx _ mod [or eve! ’ stranger!- AN irate c remioes 1h: rith tobaoc 91‘. HOW to the q uoppe-l if 8(- aid or new e style a VOL. 36---N0 «*9 zious ue for re age it Ull M Sand are on zree “'f it PW lul V H! M