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y at Nsidenco to Ir Sale. )t For Sale. OP OX FORD DOWN 53â€"8id9r0“ 50 ff Pricoville. Pa,- 2 t“ ‘ I ---_ r Sale. RSCH )U RHA MS. YOUNG CARE For Sale. ”SCI for Sale. NEAR WILDEB’S s) barns, stone stablu mod house, wail watered r particulars apply to A. 3030 Sale. for Sale. some wrenching 1311'. KAY ‘ot for Sale. for Sale. ad Cuws. Tam: an SCHUYLE flap.) at H. PA R KER. Durban. Ol‘ 07 DEC]: DCI'VICC. 0 Let. SER 1:; XORTB he ann 0‘ DUI. '8)’. crmtaining‘ rum and particu- 1‘ ON QUEEN : of Mrs. J. Io. ugh: plug 1M ER t“! OF 1y for sonic; waistetod. )utham. Ont. B ROWNE, Photographer. HUGHAM. ms Pm. Dl l( CONSIS'I ale. Tl " PROP. RIGHT I! EA RA mutton Ice and ; moms Itors room: wal IE [HIE '0’ A full line of Ladies’ and Men’s Furnishings, Ready- i made Clothing, and Men’s , and Ladies’ Suitings at very ‘_ low prices to suit everybody. The Shetlock magns flira‘hfi‘e’; Sewing Machines | Malone Separators UP-TOWN DRY GOODS STORE GENERAL - - - MERCHANT. Implements Couches, upholstered in Velour, regulur 88.50. holi. duy 87.25. Couches with epring edge, regular 811.50, holi- dey 89. Couches. ‘28 inch wide. button tufted. out Ira-he, regulur 818, holiday 815 75. lore to choose from then there in rpm to mention. EXTENSION TABLES. D. CAMPBELL, Agent. GIVE US A CALL. These Values 1.3 per cent. off The reduction is genuine and unrestrlcted. 0t furniture and pav 15 per cen . \Ve will give it. Come and try us the Goods that . We will do what we say. Speak for themselves. Bedroom Suites. golden Dresser. iron bad. re Solid Oak Suite with iron bed, re. day 830. 1 Cut Oak 3 pivots Suite. maul" 338.75 These are but a few with difl'erent styles to select apiece Parlor Suite in best English Wilton Bug’ regular 865, holiday $55. apiece Parlor Suite in Mohogany finished frames. upholsured in Veloure, regular 835, holiday 829.75. 5 - piece Extension Tables. your choice of 3 difiorent do. signs in goldvn oak. extends 8 foot. regain 810 .30, holiday 89. Extension Tablos, 8 feet. golden ooh, regain-.09, holiday 87 95. of. all kinds for the Farm, the Home and the Dairy. ace Parlor Suite in Mahogany finished fumes. upholstared in Volours, regulur 825, holidsy DURHAM, ONT. Keeps AGENCY. BEDROOM SUITES. PARLOR SUITES. tee. golden oak finish. 8 drawms in iron bad. regular 31?, holiday 31!, The above are but a few of the articles we have and they are all appmpriate gifts. pr now and we Will hold them for ____--\ .I-‘!__-___ COUCHES. iron bed, regular $355M“ Point the Way to Positive Savings! Miss Diwson, is spending her holidays with Mt. Forest. friends. Miss Jessie Mark, of Toronto spent. Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Mark. Misses Msggis and Mary Heartford of Durham. is visiting their grand- father. Mr.J. Calvert. Mrs. D. Tuck visited Priceville friends last week. Misses Minnie and Nellie Douglas of Mt. Forest were home for Christ- mas MissWinifred Dawson is to be our tercher for 1905. We wish her suc- 0688 Is with the best uncle every time. That’s why Putnam’s Corn Exnactor has been in the Reed for the last half century. It cures corns painlessly in twenty-four hours and never fails. Use only Putnam’s for cows and warts. your health. Thatis the theory of modern med- icineâ€"(1e doctrine of common sense. mead your appetite does not like is bread that is bad for your health. How easily the human system assim- First, it’s hard to eat the soggy, taste» lab stuf, so many families call bread. Your appetite rebels against it. The appetite is wise. It knows what’s bat. You entrust it. If it doesn’t want a certain bread, make up your mind the bread is wrong. The appetite is never wrong. We can safely leave our bread to the a “-0â€" -- - _ Once one has tasted Royal Household bread, made just right by following the recipesnhlt person will accept no other. Other brad is flat and tasteless com- pued toit. â€"- b‘ 0.. " â€"--_. The Verdict of Public Opinion $15; haliday Orchard. 'Extension Tables, 8 fem, golden oak. regular $7 holiday $6.50. With different designs to choose from. Parlor Tables in all the different sizes and styles from 806 to $8.50 and 15% off. Kitchen Tables $2 '25 to $3. Sideboards. 1 Cut Golden Oak. swelled front. solid brass trimmings. British bevel mirror. regular 343, holiday 835. Your choice of 3 samples in solid golden oak, 3 drawers, regular 815. holiday $11.75. Sideboards. regular 811.50. holiday $9.75. Your Appetite SPRINGS, ftom 81.75 to 84.50, holiday 81.50 to 83 MATTRESSES, from 82.75 to $6.50, holiday $2.25 v - 312.50, holiday 81.9010 9.75. An elegunt line of RAT'I‘AN ROCKERS. CHAIRS per i dozen, from 82.70 to 325. holiday 32.40 to 821. HALL RACKS. from 86 to :17. holiday :5 to :15. J ABDINEERS, from 82 to 83.50, holidu $1.50 to IRON BEDS, from 85 to $20. holiduy 84.25 to 316.75. KITCHEN TABLES. PARLOR TAB LES. MISCELLANEOUS. Eating Bad Broad Soul-s the Stomach. Bad bread sours the stomachâ€"lies un- digestedâ€"creates dyspepsia. No dyspeptic can work well. No dyspeptic can be happy. Those with weak stomachs, the sickâ€" invalidsâ€"convalwcents, need and crave, most of all, thin slices of light, white well baked bread. In the sick ’room Royal Household is indispensable. What the Invalid Should Eat Give the invalid the best bread you can secure.â€"give it to all your family and keep them well. 1 Keeping wellâ€"health by good living 3â€"is the modern way. Royal Household is the modern flour. Send for the recipes. Send now. Don’t wait till to-morrow. We send them free. Oomvm how. Mm Co.. Ln. SIDEBOARDS. from $2.50 to $3.50, holiday from [. A. DARLING The People's Druggist. We wish All Our many Friends and Customers a very Happy and Pros- perous New Year. DRUG STORE. 50, in anything but respectful terms of one another. One Sunday morning just after the minister and those who were opposed to him had been in conflict at a busi- ness meeting the good man arose in the pulpit and began to tell his hearers of experiences that he had undergone in an Ohio city before being called hither. “At one time,” he said, “we had a terrible epidemic of typhoid fever, and I had occasion then to see how true it is that God sometimes does his work in mysterious ways. PeOple who had previously been enemies were brought together in loving friendship by the aflictlons that were put upon them during those trying days. Old quarrels were forgotten, a spirit of religious fervor swept through the town, and I was called upon to offer prayers in homes where only wickedness and blasphemy had been before. The scourge was terrible, but it also brought glorious results. I remember that on one Sunday twentyâ€"four coffins lay be- fore me as I entered my pulpit to preach. Oh, that we might have a rep- etition of that glorious regeneration here.” After that the breach seemed to grow wider, and it was not long before the congregation had a new guide.â€" Chicago Record-Herald. An Explanation. “We were bounding along,” said a recent traveler on a local South Afri- can single line railway, “at the rate of about seven miles an hour, and the whole train was shaking terribly. I expected every moment to see my bones protruding through my skin. Passengers were rolling from one end of the car to the other. I held on firm- ly to my seat. Presently we settled down a bit quieter. At least I could keep my hat on, and my teeth didn’t chatter. “There was a quiet looking man op- posite me. I looked up, with a ghastly smile, wishing to appear cheerful, and said: â€""‘_‘Yes,’ he said. ‘We’re off the track now.’ ”â€"Kansas City Independent. Willing Spirit. Weak Flea-h. The little woman placed her hands on her husband’s shoulders and looked at him, her soul in her eyes. “There isn’t anything you would not attempt for me, is there, Henry?” she asked. "w..- *- “Nothing,” said Henry, his mouth shutting resolutely. “You would even risk death for me, wouldn’t you. ‘9” “I would, and gladly. “Then, dear, please go down in the basement and discharge the cook. ” _ But fiénry’s face paled and his knees trembled, for he realized that he had spoken rashly.â€"Judge. A. It Should Be. “No," said the dentist, “it would simply be a waste of good money for me to advertise in the newspapers." “Why do you think so?” queried the persistent solicitor. - '. ‘ â€" -L‘- --_ “f3eeuuse,” explained the tooth car- penter, “my work speaks for itself through the mouths of others.”â€"Ken- nebec (Me.) Journal. The Dlflerencc. Billingsâ€"Does Miss Skweeler sing? Hopkinsâ€"No. She renders vocal pieces, howsver. - .~ â€"‘-.â€" LLA “-A- y‘vvvw, â€"â€" â€" v - Billingsâ€"And pray what’s the (liter- ence between singing and rendering? â€"I'Ie1;kinsâ€"Singihg.is sometimes very pleasing to the earâ€"Boston Transcript Rewards and Penalties. “It is difficult for people to get what they really deserve in this life." “It is difllcult for some of us,” an- swered Miss Cayenne. “Others have to dodge.”â€"Washington Star. Theâ€"aentâ€"éo we 13 engoiged at last. eh, Mabelle? The Loidyâ€"Yes, but I wouldn’t a' tooken youso only I don’t want ter be or ole maid! self made man.” ' An Exception. “Yes,” said N urltch proudly, “I am a Last Chance. an Pumps AND Barnes. DRILL CURB, BE-CUBB, PRESSCUBB WELLS. All order. hkon Ot the old Im- nesr MoGowun'I Mill will be promptly st tondod to. ALL Won Guauurnnn gt “Live and let live” PRICES. Pumps. Take Care of Your Horses Feet. . . . . NO MORE GUESS WORK. in levelling and balanc- ing your horse’s foot. I have the Scientific Horse Foot Leveller which is the latest and best contrivance for that purpose and will guarantee satisfaction. fm Balgains' Read This! The Hanover Con veyancer. Offers the Following : VILLAGE BLACKSMITH BUSINESSâ€"No oppositionâ€"Splendid trade done â€"8nap for good man. 100 ACRES near Allan Parkâ€"Fair land â€"good timberâ€"cheap. ‘200 ACRES in a splendid settlementâ€" Normanbyâ€"owner sickâ€"bargain ofiered. 100 ACRES in Egremontâ€"about 65 acres cleared. hardwood and swamp. timber, good buildings, good soil. orchard. and well located, price 83200 \Vill ao- cept as low as $500 down and allow balance to run at 4%. 100 1 5631:3535»; Eufifi; 137.35? mini "1 m prepared to tux-nil I BEG mu BESIDES ABOVE I have other lands in Ontario and North West for sale or exchange and CAN SELL YOUR FARM if you want to sellâ€"no charge if no sale. MONEY TO LOAN at low rates DEBTS COLLECTEDâ€"“'RITINGS DRAWN. All kinds of “ Square Deals ” negot. ieted; everything confidentiel. Busi- ness established 1884. The Hanover Convey-moat. HANOVER. -- â€" ONTARIO. ACRES iin Egremontâ€"near Hol- steinâ€"fine 50 -â€"sell cheap or trade for 10.: get farm. ACRE-«Durhumâ€"neu‘ the Cement Works. ACRES in Bentinckâ€" Crawford P 0. â€"good farmâ€"owner invalid and eager tu sell. H. H. MILLER. W. GUTHRIE. T0 CONSUIPTIVES. H. H. MILLER. The Blacksmith. Tune alum Groceries. Teas, Sugars, Dumas Mum u. Coffees, Spices, Tobaccos. Ogilvie’s DURHAM BAKERY. Sydenham Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Our Company pnys merket vein. for Grnin. Hey and Live Stock. Buy in stocks is covered by insur- nnoe on contents of burn. Form Implements used by head. Carpen- tets’ Tools. Robes. Roots, Groin Begs. Wool. Beef. Pork, Fruit end Flour 'nre payable in either dwellings or outbuildings. No other compnny hes the the above in their contrnot. A Sydenhem Policy is the best. For further informntion nddreu Sept. 6.-â€"â€"6mc. Pumps! Pumps! PUMPS THAT PUMP Double Action Lifters. Nov. The People’s Grocery We also handle all kinds of Feed, Potatoes, Windsor Salt, Oatmeal, Commeal, Field and Garden Seeds. .‘zbod'Yv'éiifisficEio’u'Gfthoit tinkofing at it everv day or two. try one of OUR NEW SPECIAL IRON A cat-load just received and kept for sale at the If ypu xygqt a}. pump that will gjvo __._AL_--L L2-L-â€"-â€".â€" This Ais unquggtjoqnblg one Choice Bread and Con- fections constantly on hand. and delivered to all parts of town daily. This is unquesuomnly one or we BEST PUMEté fit} the, mtgkAot: artupfilv ';il~kilis hid mike 1 SPECIAL Y 01“ REPAIRING. In FLOUR In bundle the Listowol.. Hunt's Inni- tab and XoGowuu’. Good- doliyorod ptOIIPfl! ~ to til ”at?!“ ‘0".- __.. ~fl~~ PROPRIETOR. . l1. McFayden . WATSON . H. KINNEE FOR ALL mm 01’ â€"Pricos right;â€" --,TRY-- DURHAM P. O. DURHAM. ONT.