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. Durham. Ont. balming a Specialty. .\| You Need N tm'c Name's .unes to order om Moulding U ODDS fl't (1 (hulls )lnf In "menses NASMITH'S (”lane 5. . GREAT sale of underwear at Mock- ler’s bought at a rate on the dollar last weekâ€"~31! lines under priceg MACPARLAT spot to select their elem!“t THE plan of the seats for the great Scottish Concert will be open Saturday Nov. 26 at )[acFarlane‘s Drug Store. IT is said that a man who squeezes a. dollar never hugs his wife. Looking uver our subscriptinnlist we are led to believe that some good-looki ng women in this town do not get the bugs they deserve. BAm ‘ \lNfi '. ’â€" THE Pres-hvterian Guild will hold .a. social in the'basement- of the church A very in- un Mummy evening next. tel-eating programme is being arrang- Ew-ryhody welcome. Admission ml- M-ent 35th. A 9 prepared a Adlnisgiun f we \Voun was received Monday of last week of the death of James Calvert, eldest son of John Calvert, Orchard- Deceased had been undergoing ville. treatment in “’innipeg General Hos- pital for the past two months. The remains were taken to Brandon, where 3 brothers the. funeral took place. from hi Brandon. residence on Tuesday. to Genaetery. \\'1-: regret tn chllmicle the death of Ruby, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mr.» \V. A. Anderson, of Crawford. The little girl was eight years of age, and had been a sufferer for a number of yt-m-s. till réieased by death about um... \runks‘l mm. Mr. Andewon be- ”l \V IIIL\ .,__, l mrrying a lmqnt‘l ox“1 lmbkwl l‘uer in'c-ttii-std )llba’ Lottie Elli: lue trimmed with \yita l"l"t"it' her head mu Whitevarnatiuns The lll'ltlt'slllitlti dressed in navy h rlare and applique and t 1. her head adorned with rosette. of pink ehiti’on looked sweet. The groom a substantial good natured looking fel- low was assisted through the tryin ordeal by his brother Fred Barlow of ‘ Owen Sound, who accomplished the task Very satisfactoryly. After 'the ual congratulations and good wishes I repaired to the dinning room where ns repast was awaiting ) heartily relished. nunoth structure invention of your upâ€"toodate baker ‘ r, Sti\sonl was a. very excellent. on. ) and beauty and we wouu. ily recommend its make:1 ‘all intending pur rs of the same. The newly We; couple left shortly atterwards tc ’ Guelph and Toronto 00. cream satin ove I i Stinson) to ’IE and Box social will be held in' No. 9, (ilenelg. on Friday, Nov. A good programme is being 11111 and a good time is expected. .issinn 150. Ladies bringing boxes 'ARLAXE’S Drug Store is the select Christmas presents. See egant display. m-tm-y uotton and toweling ' yard at Mockler’s. , Everybody invite Chronicle hlm- mun-a Lu... e sat'in uverlace rosette of white head and carry in hosiery at Mockle 1‘8. (H m fectionery at. g other cnntnwts sn ghfa lung str than). The preseb costly among the BUY the King boots for sale at Grant's. ' me’s $1.25 cardigan jackets selling 9 ‘ for 230. at Mockler s. HIGHEST cash prices paid for 1 Furs at. Peel’§ shch'bore, Durham. REGULAR 300. towels 190. a pair a. t H. H. Mockler’s. MM'FARLANE’S Cold tablets will break up a. cold in twenty four hours. AT Mockler’sâ€"IOO cl fronts, bias goredâ€"590. â€"â€"__â€" \V’ANTED.â€"â€"At this office, a good smart boy, with good head, go'od muscle, and not too much cheek, to learn printing. CREDIT Auction Saleâ€"Of househom furniture, Thursday, Dec. 1. Mrs. J. L. Browne, Proprietores, J 3.8. Car- son, Auctioneer. See Bills. CREaI'r Auction Saleâ€"Lot 62 (Jon. 2 S. D. R. Bentinck, Monday Dec. 5th R. J. Matthews, proprietor. John Clark Auctioneer. See full particulars in this issue. Box Socml..+-At S. S. No. 12, Egrmuont. on Friday night. Dec. 2nd. Good program of recitations. songs and dialogues. Runciman’s string Hmnd in attendance. Admission 15 cents. A. SCOT who served an last smume ' as a guide at a fishing trip, had a 1 claiming relationship wit fluentinl fannilies in that laud. One day the Eng him on the road driving a a. littkfun. “Well Donmu,’ 33 is that one of your grand 1-9.1th "011. nu, " said Donald, quietly ; is just an acquaintance-40 y OWING to Mr. Vansickle's meetings being postponed. Mrs. Newton has de- cided to have her half yearly "Organ Recital" this 'l.‘hnrsday, in the Baptist church. at 8 p. m. Dr. Brown of H01- stein. will be the vocalist. A choice program of pipe organ selections will ‘ be rendered. The celebrated Pil- grims song of Hope. The Idylle “At Evening" by Dudley Buck. Prayer byl Batiste. \Vagner’s Grand March Tann- hauser. will be among the numbers, aleu'Navina by Advrenms. with pedal registration. Mr. J. S. Drysdale will also assist in the program. All lovers of good nmsic cordially invited. Ad- mission 250; IS an interview with the Supertend' ent Farr of the (‘ement mill we. learn that the mill is running day and night to its fullest capacity. The high quali- ity of the “ National " cement has create-«l a demand for it far in excess inf the ability of the mill to supply. L'nwlicitell urders fur more than 10,000 narrels have been declined during the nut six weeks owing tn the large number nf ()l'tlt'lS alreadv on hand. awl the difficulty in securing aful’fici- entmunbs-rnfrirs to take care «if the purrentshipments. The mill isturning nut about 28.001 barrels per month, and the fact: that the (-umpany is un- ahle tn till its orders demonstrates. ‘ “better than words, the success of the of so much import- ; . business which is and stockhultlers. ! 31]](‘9 t l U‘ll' UHVI). 311199 The Anniversary services in connec- tion with the Methodist Church were held' on Sunday and Monday last. Rev. Mr. Pulling. the pastor, preached R the Sunday sermons. In the morning A the service was specially intended for " exnhers of the Junior League and A ally. In the even- the in the young Both sernces were well attended and , ted to $250 which will he appliedtowards defraying‘ 21:- through the erection A very special and at- . trzu-tive feature of the evening services. was the singing of high class sacred I solos b'y Miss Elda Flett, a recent gra- ' duate of the Toronto Conservatory of Miss Flett has a beautifully penses incurred \of a new shed. Lu by the children as well as the ' 80103 ,d given ‘iy Miss Flett constituted a. _, .1... din! gnd profitable nighta’ enter- ‘V- ‘uvâ€" ~ - sweet and clear voice of wide showing thorough training. ing personality she leaves favorable impression on the On Monday the Junior their Annual Rally, in tl a fairly good atpendance‘ solos, recitationa. chorus nu-ntals which were wh by the children as well given by Miss Flett pleasing end profitable Ladies bringing boxes f rev. taimnent. C '10 R83 ANNIVERSARY. ue ' as a guide and friend on trip, had a weakness for relationship with all the . in- fanuilies in that part of Scot- le day the Englishman met :18 road driving a pig and saw “V‘Vell Donald,” said he. corsets straight .Of household 9” 1 relations. Iietly: “ this like yersel. ” Englishman in connec- lst 1906 for. $1 ll ‘71;- *‘PS, Fred Glass returned fiaturuu *dal a two inonths’ stay in Manitoba. Will Mrs. Gadd spent Thanksgiving day 781's with friends in Holstein. Ad' Wm. Mmire, of Manitoulin, visited his cousin “’11). Moore here. end' Mr. Miscainpbell was the earn Dr. J amieson while at the Con igb t Ye Editor was in Toronto Thursday uali- and Friday last. l . ‘ Mr. Flarity made a business trip to 1:13 . . We” Palmerston Thanksgiving day. Miss \Vright. of Kincardine spent a .iply. . . 0.000 short Visit With Durham friends. .5 the J. \V. Crawford left Tuesday for the large Liberal Convention in Toronto. . iand. J. P. Telford is attending the Liberal ifliri- Convention in Toronto. f the Mr. James Russell, of Fergus, visit- ed his brother Alex. here last week. rning . ' Mr. J. H. Smith of the Model School ontli, , _ - . 'as ll] Stratford over Thanks- guest of vention. Thos. Livingston is in Toronto. Charlie Lavelle was in Toronto last week. . - 111111 l- -- 7"“ n n‘! R. Jack Shaw giving Day- in Guelph. town this week. Rev. Mr. Masson spent. in Stratford. Allie Gun was in Stratf or two last week. Sandy McAI" in Bottineau, I this week. Mr. Chas. McKinnon i County Council. Dominie Koch w latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gun spent a few days with London friends. 1 A L....:-‘1\uh‘ fj‘in s attending the as in Berlin the {1.11. Mockler made a business tn to Toronto last week. ' R. H. Mc‘Villiams, 0 was in town last week. Mrs. (Dr.) Jamieson is home from a visit with Toronto friends. Mrs. W. J. Irwin visited friends at Lucknow from Thursday t' Tom Lyons was in Mt. Forest for a. hunk of Thanksgiving turkey. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ryan visited . Ayton friends lastweek. ' Ihrrister Dunn, made ‘ Queen City last week. f Owen Sound, a trip to the LI-.. "ullnL'" [\f ‘{{‘Ft‘ll ‘JIU.V IIIMIV v. Mr. \Vill Bailey was the guest of Miss Maggie Uaton over Sunday. Miss Margaret Crawford Thanksgiving at the parental home. M. K. Richardson, of Flesherton. at- tended the Convention here Monday. Esden \Volfe, of Stratford Business College. was home last week. Dr. Pickering picked the bones of a Mt. Forest turkey on Thanksgiving. Miss Bessie Banks was in Toronto last week on business. ‘ James Darling was home from - ronto but returned Monday. Miss Lizzie Lauder spent Thanks- . giving day with Mt. Forest friends. Arthur Allan was in Holstein Thurs- spent , To- DURHAI, ONT» A1 thm All: day Mr. J. 1' staff was giving. D‘ ' "'0 Mrs. Telford and daughter, sic, were in Toronto for a last week. 1 , Y Mrs. Fitche ll leturnet Thursd: w last attex sp weeks with hex 9011- -in- -l MI. and MN. Kalstn lflfiu VV UUI‘I Mrs. Fitche 11 returned to De Thursday last after spending a few weeks with her son-in-law, Ye Editor. Mr. and Mrs. Karstadt, of Flesher ton. took train from here last Thurs- day to visit friends at Moorefield. Mrs. J. D. Roberts and (laughter, Rita, of Holsteinnvere at Principal Allan’s Thursday of last week. Messrs Reginald and Fred Kelly, ; of Toronto were at. the parental home i here on Thanksgiving Day. ‘ 7“ -n." troit on IIU Mr. and Mrs.uRay1110hd J avksTm vis- ited friends in Palmerston the latter part of last, week. ‘1 n! ‘A‘2_ an...\u ‘1an week. Miss May McClocla from Berkeley'for a J nckson was in Mr. Albert Kelly, ed his bru'thel here Day. Mrs. Bliss left Monday f0!“ her home’ in Detroit after visiting her mother. Mrs. George Mighton. \ Mr. R. O. \Vilkie chief engineer of the cement. mill had the misfortune to have two fingers of his right hand had- ly burned by accidentally coming in - -‘I -AL-gnn‘ an- \V. Campbe ll visited friends r was in \Vhitby Thanks- was in Stratford for a day zs returned Saturday from‘ :hs’ stay in Manitoba. (i spent Thanksgiving day L5 in Holstein. «we, of Manitoulin, visited “’11). Moore here. McClocklin “(as home A" for a few days last a business trip THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, Owen Sound a, few days )ghtcl‘, 31158 BOS- for a few days of Toronto. visit- on Thanksgiving I'CSI dc Mr. Joseph McDonld, of Cascade, British Columbia, visited his parents at Priceville. “v I» .va v .7 Mr. Richard Sparling, of fiuphin, Manitoba, spent afew days with the Sparling families here and returned Tuesday morning. Bob McDracken was a delegate to the Masonic meeting in Berlin last week, He also visited Galt. Preston and Waterloo during his visit. Mr. John Lang who underwent an operation for appendicitis a few weeks ago is round again and improving nicely. ' ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Holstock, of Owen Sound spent Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. Holstock’s grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Matthews. ~ be] Allan Bell was at Malton last week‘ the guest of his friend Miss Maud Armstrong who lives about four miles from the station. Mr. James Edge, of Edgehill, though over eighty years of age, was present at the Convention Monday and enjoy- ed it very much. ' Mrs. D. H. McLean and baby, Thel- ma, of Spokane, Washington, are vis- iting Mrs. H. McLean and other friends in town. Mr. and Mrs \Vilson and her sister, Miss Maud Barclay, all of Toronto, spent from \Vednesday till Monday with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; Thomas Barclay. \Ves. Theobald paid the town a visit a few days ago. \Ves.‘ is still popular with the Durham girls and the Dur- ham girls are just as popular With 1 \\'es. Editor Haulage is in Toronto uua week advising Hon. George W. Ross on the best methods of skin- ning bm'uzutles. and steering Minnie M’s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin. of To- ronto have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Moore. M r. G. does a great deal of cement contract work and a visit to our Cement mill was much enjoyed. Dr. R. H. Henderson, of Toronto. erintendent Dominion of Canada Guarantee and Accident Insurance Company, was in town \Vednesday to establish an Agency here. We were pleased to have him call on us. and re- new acquaintanceship. Sup T. Gr. Holt, \V. (.‘vztlder, Pete Pater- son, N. P. McIntyre, Alex. McLachlan and Ted McClocklin are all safe home! from the hunting bringing with them their full compliment of deer, save one. The heavy snows of last year Were hard on “The Antlered Monarch of the Forest” and many were seen as evidence. REMEMBER the sale Grant’s going on now. THE law respecting the liability of subscribers to newspapers was laid down by Judge McVVzttt in the divi sion court at I’etrolea two weeks agO' in a case brought by the Petrolea Topic and will prove of interest to the public. The Judge declared the law to be that Where a subscriber refused to take his , paper from the post office and orders it to he sent back to the publisher when there is subscription money ow- ing from him he is still liable for the continuing subscription until he pays the arrears. A): exchange makes these timely re- marks: "Every line in the news- paper costs something. If it is for the financial gain of an individual of society it should be paid for. If the gI‘OCCI‘ were aSKefl DO CUUbl'luuuz 5su- ceries to one abundantly able to pay for them he would refuse. The pro- prietor of a newspaper has to pay for the free advertising if the beneficiary does not, and it 18 one of the hardest‘ rent. less than living rates would certainly be as fatal as for a landlord to furnish UI'IVI'. 50L \nuu-v ., l on 'he nerves, hard on digestion, hard on sleep. Your blood gets thin“ and strength goes down hill. Busy people must maintain health. must build up. ' Take Ferrozoneâ€"it sherp~ ens the appetite, forms rich red blood develops Strength as if by mngic. Ferroaone is a nerve and brain tonic the: keeps a rehnilding going on in the system end brings vigor and energy to those who need it. Try Ferrozone end see how quickly you'll improve. Price 5%. ct dragging. subseribers, With Christmas number also. asked to contribute gro- in Toronto this of Clothing at $1.00 PER YEAR.