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6110 01 ter to: {Groceries Always in Stock r reversible shawls at $3.%' 31 FOUNDRY nith Sons X68 :r vests from 25c. up i at $1.25, $23”. and $3 each x flgnnelette blankets, white pan nkets, large size m. 33.5 its, Machinists, Brass Founders. n Fitters. o O O 0 ermes tention to Gaso- Ie repairs. . . . . O! 001 DER BLOCK 30h iackets and See Us. Wireles each. LLS CHEAP 59’ Doors te, black and red. at 25c. atly, $2111eg and H SONS Big 4 .Ved EC ) GOOD WORK. pemngs for sneak in at made fasinators at P! 3 TO ORDER. 3R8 OF n'sepowers, ler Hepau‘s rented. s warm clime, u’t Spare the suave SKOI'S in .1 Boilers. your chin» :bave. a. sin, id make us 3V \ SHAVE P139 013 40c Q HI) and fair Oronertv Specialist: Eye, Ear, Throat and N086 EXCLUSIVELY Standard Bank. “-v-v-v â€" â€"â€"_ veyancers. vile. Money to Loan. Officeszâ€"ln the McIntyre Block. over i‘ er. Cdnveyancerf 8m. Insurance Alent. . Money to Loan. Issnerpf Mar:- Hasze Lxcensee. A general financul bus:- June 06 DURHAM, ONT. THE JOB : : UEPARTHENT OHN KINNEE, LICENSED AUC- tioneer for the Countv of Grev. Conn-9c: rates for yearly ac; misexnems furnish: gppiicauon to the office. 3.? All advcnisunents, to ensure insertion in ca week, should be brought in not latcr than TUE: u tioneer for the County of Grey. Sales promptly attended to. Orders mayobe left at 1113 Implement Warerooms, McKmnon’s 01d stand. or at the Chronicle Ofice. . . . . ime each subaequen: msemon-min measure. Professxonal cards}. not exceeQing one in 54,00 per .annum. .Advemsements mthont spec directions wzll be publuhed till forbid and charged cordinzly Transient noticesâ€"“ Lost,” “ Founv « For sale,“ezc.â€"-so cents for first insertion. 35 c: U o tioneer for the County of Grey. Term moderate and antisfactxon gunn- teed. The arguments nnd dates of sales can be made nt-THE CHRONICLE of- fice. Residence and P. 0.. Ceykn. Talo- Dhone connection. , MSW Tm; Cmomcna will be sent to any address, free of postage, fox $.00 per HATES o o o o yw,payable m advanceâ€"$5.50 may be if not so pald. The date to whxch every ”who h aid is dcngted by the numbcron the gidress label. gio paper d: :cmtmucd until all wars m pagd’ cm: at the 09110:: of the propttetor. BATES EVERY THURSDAY momma ”momma: mums HOUSE, mu nun DURHAM, ONT. THE WWW BREWER .838 t Drs. Jamieson 84. Maclaurin. \E?‘E‘ICR AND RESIDENCE A 'Dec. 3. ’01.-: J 1?. GRANT, D. D. s.. L. 1). s. ’ONOR GRADUATE. UNIVE_RSI: Lezioés win be publkhed till for}: 13;:eg Transient notic5â€"“ "or Sale!" etaâ€"59 cengs for first L. R. C. P., LONDON. ENG. RADULATE of London, New York and Chicago. OHN CLARK. LICENSED AUC- ARRISTERS. SOLICITORS, QON- "Oftâ€" . . fox-ding facilities 3. MACKAY. K. C. Diseases of Eye, Ear Nose and Throat. Emsmc {wmsigm n- ‘1‘" o - 4 DURHAM. ONT. (Lower Towm) be at Knapp House, Durham. the 2nd rdnv in each month. Hoursâ€"lâ€"G pan. Office over Gordon‘s new Jewellery ', Lower Town, Durham. Any amount anev to loan at. 5 per cent. on farm tioneer for the County of Grey. I. P. Telford. RRISTER, f SOLICITOR_. Biro. ty of T 75â€"1-6115. G'raduaye Royal re Dental Surgeons of Ontano. Dentistry in all its Branches. ransacted. )40PHAIL, LICENSED AUC- Dr. w. 0. Pickering Dentist. NOVEM BER 1, 1906 Calder Block, over Post Ofice MacKay 8:. Dunn. i and qhildren esbvtenan Chu Medical Dz’reclozy Den {a1 Dz’rectorv DR. GEO. DR. BROWN he Midiaugh House lat Wedneadsy ach month. from 12 to 4 p. m. wtton, Str . eet Legal Directory “stance east ( Go Miscellaneous. OR AND PROP line for the fit: ,. H. Jackson. as ordered by strangers mu: ur Gun, M. D. ,03‘ Over J. J. Hunter’s. ‘S PCBLMD AND SURGEON, OF~ 3w Hunter Block. Oflice m., tn 4 p. m. and 7 t09 all NEW TYPE, thus af- for turning out First-class Is completely stocked with to 2 o’cl an? hutch ndon Ophthalmic Hos. Throat and N030 Hos. S. BURT. { ‘WIN vertifiements 8 cents per t insergion; 3 cents per ziven to diseases _ Residence op- RIP2T¢ IR Knapp’s Hotel, Town, Durham W'. F. DUNN. 130:, 25 r. Bâ€"COR _ treatsâ€"at 10!! In the local option by law legal] fight another round was finished yes-l terday in the decision of the Divis~ ional Court in which the appeal of the town against the decision of Jus , tice Mabee was granted with c05ts to ' the respondant Sinclair, and also the latter’s petition to have the byolaw set aside was dismissed w1th costs. The tension which has been in exist- ence since Saturday last as to the re- sult has been nerve racking. and there were not many who would take a chance on the decision. Yesterday’s announcement was nor. unanticipated. and is a complete vindication of the view taken by Town Clerk Gordon that the vote was in the nature of a plebescite in which only one vote should he allowed each voter, and nOt as the Opponents have contended that a vote should be allowed at every polling sub division in which the we er owned property.â€"-O. 8. Times How is it to be cured ? This meth. od is simplitity itself. Rub the chest and throat well with Nerviline. use it as a gargle and take some in hot. waver before retiring along with one of Dr. Hamilton’s Pills. ‘Next morn- ing finds you refreshed. Free from cold and bright. as a dollar. These household remedies are wonderfully successful, and certainly won’t fail in your case. For sale at. all dealers. On Saturday afternoon t’1e twelve yearoold son of Capt. John Sahrstadt of Brooke met with a very painful accident which might easily have cost him his life. He was out hunt- ing along the north shore of the bay when a double barreled gun he was using exploded. the pieces flying in all direcnions. His 1 ft hand was badly shattered and sundry scratches received on his left arm. Some of the flying pieces grazed his scalp and knocked the hat 03 his head. On reaching home a physician was sum moned who had the injured :lad re- moved to the hospital where his in- juries were dressed. He is now making good progress towards recov- ery.â€"O. 8. Times. LOCAL OPTION IS SUSTAINED BOOKâ€"KEEPIN G SHORTHAN D TYPEW'RITING COMMERCIAL LAW COMMERCIAL CORRESPOND- a DAY and EVENING classes. and in placing all its graduates. I l Each student is taught separately at 1:3 his own desk. Trial lessons for one e{ I week free. Visitors welcome. Well, AIL. you going south, too? We know the other two gentlemen are going to see the new house and earn. but you have nor. given us your reason. ENCE PLAIN BUSINESS “'RITING ORNAMENTAL \V’RITING Mrs. Wm.A1exauder left for To- ronto last week, and. after visiting her daughters and son there, she is going to Kansas to see her daughter, Mr. Geo Noble attended Mrs. No- ble’s sisner’ s funeral in Port Elwin last week Mr. Patterson was the guesz of Mr. Thos. Mighton lately. who is ill Mr. Wm. Armstrong is visiting his brother, Mr. Elijah, at his old home. Suppose you will he lonesome, Will, as your lady friend is in the West. Mr. Johnston, teacher, spent one evening Thanksgiving week with Mr. George Hutton. Some of the young peeple attended the Anniversary at Vickers and tell us the proKramme wa‘z good. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawrence to our neighborhood. and especially Mrs. Lawrence, formerly Miss Annie McKenzie. who spent her childhood days in our midst. Mrs Alex. Alexwder attended the funeral of her brether. Mr. Waroock, of Hepworth, last week. \VP are sorry to hear that Mr. 1:10 I Lawrence is sufiering with a. bruised finger. He got it smashed while working on :he C. P. R. Mr and Mrs. Geo. Noble’s home was brightened Thanksgiving day by the arrival of a 3mm: :0“ Mr. Geo. is so delighted he is growing younger. Mrs. John Dnnsrnéor left for Harm llton last week to see her brother, Mr. Campbell. who is seriously ill. Mr. Patterson, foreman of the C. P. R. construction party. near Allen Park, called to Sec Air. George Cufi. lately. Business College WHEN THAT COLD COMES â€"-â€" __ To Cure a Cold in One Day Tobe Laxative Emma Quinine 781"“ 6 %%m mmmwhwnzm This signature. THE GUN EX PLOSION W. T. CLANCY, Prin. LEADS IN Mount Forest Hutton Hill. l It may seem n. fitrawav cry, but Ithere are several prominent coal men at Chicago who are taking quite seri- ously the eXperimentq made by the Department of Agriculture and Others by Wthh corn stalks. corn cubs. po- tatoes and various Other mo-e or less Starchy substances are converted into alcohol at remarkably small cost. Not long ago the highest possible at- tainments for the denatured alcohol, the manufacture of which wll! be en- couraged by the recently enacted Ingr- islation. “as suppOScd to b: to dis- place gasoline and other huh grade ,products of petroleum used In optza‘u. l ting automobiles and providing other [Special forms of power. But these iChicago coal men are looking v. uttle llarther ahead than that and are in- lveStigating for themaelve< in a su [perficial way the possibility that the 'domain of old King Coal may al~‘0 be invaded and partiallv overcome by ,this new and unexpected rim“. i There have been publi‘hed recently {many Opinions respec'fng this new 3 fuel. some of which ridiculed the pos- isibility that i' could 9':in overs: its inearest neighbor. gaslmne. B i: the leXperiznents th x: are hezug mile by g . ‘the Department of Agricultute azd iothers, are demonstra'irg the possi- fbilit,’ of making alcohol at a verv low fcosr. Moonshine whiskey hm sold fin the Semi) as low as :50 Cetus a gal glon. and the production of the de suatured alcohol probably costs no {more than the surreptitious manu- i facuxre of distilled Spirits by primi gtive contrivances. Om- bushel of 'corn, it is asserted, w ll make five igallons of whiskey, and in the large idistilleries the actual labor cost has ; been put as low as five cents a gallon. In the manufacture of denatured .alcohol the cost of material is in some instances absolutely nothing, being the Waste products of the farm. In a report issued a few days ago by the Department oi Agriculture the results of recent experiments of making 'ialcohol from corn cabs and from corn ; stalks at Howseten, Ill . were given. i A large cannery is located there, and l the conclusion reached by the experi- menters is that the erection of a dis- tilling-plant in connection" with the 1cannery, in order to use up the waste g products of the cannery. would prove i profiitable. From a ton of green cobs, 11 gallons of alcohol were obtained, and from a ton of green stalks. 6 gal- .lons. Previous experiments showed 'that a ton of stalks from common :field corn produced 15 gallons of ialcohol. That there will be a livelier interest in the subject after the Denatured Alcohol Bill takes efiect Jan. 1, seems certain. " But the production of the denatur- ed alcohol. it is thought. will not be =' DENATURED ALCOHOL y Before a Great While Replace Coal as Fuel in Manufacturing Industries. At this time of the year the body needs toning up to meet the demands tha; will be made upon it by the coming winter. Signs of this need ara headache spells a weakly "run down” feeling. biliousness. indigestion etc. A short course of Bileans will have the effect of toning up and bracing up the whole system. .mg Headache. Constipation, Piles, Liver Trouble, Indi- xzestion, Palpitotion. Loss 01 Appetite. Flatulence, Dizziness. Debility, Anaemia and all Female Ailments Of all Druggists, 50c per box, or ost free from the Bilean 00., Toronto, upon receipt 0 price, 6 boxes for A Police Officer’s Evidence Mr. Alexander Gordon. a retired Police Sergeant, of Merry Street. Motherwell, says :â€"“ Up to two or three years ago I enjoyed excellent health. Then my bowl es became disordered and I sufiered most fearful pain . Indigestion also attacked me and eating be- came very unpleasant on account of. the nauseous after-eflects and bad taste in the moutn. 1 also suf- fered from weakness and terrible pain in the back}: m fifDIGESTION AND CONSTIPATION CURED ' I was very ill when Bileans? were brought to my notice. I decided to give them a trial. Obtaining a supply, 1 was delighted to find that soon after com- mencing the course I obtaieed relief. I persevered. with the result that the constipation and back pains were overcome, and the indigeseion disapperred. I 1D1D.O\f as healthy as ever and can eat my food with BILEANS FOR BI LIOUSNESS CURE. (Mail and Empire.) CHANGE OF SEASON AIEMENTS DUE? H A M CHRONICLE LALL WORK AGAINST INSECTS. The time of year has now arrived when must of our insect fees have ceased their active work and are withdrawn from observ uion and con- sequently most peOple come to the .‘unclusion that the set on’ sfight is u\'r-r and that nothing eed at pres- vct be done. But th IS very far from being the case. There are many deStructisu insect< that can be more easily dertiz With now than at any other mae of the yt-ar. confined ~o large dt «lling plums. 'ihe region of its greatest activity um be the distinccnrly agricultural disTTlC". wiwre fuel ~ :o-Ewively ex- pena‘ivv, and where uh r- ie a super- abundance of WASIP. pr 411015. There are coal men who are n clin d to the Vaew vhar. in the Strictiy agricultural rmions, if no farther, coal may soon- er or later be displaced to a consider- able degree. If‘lI‘St and foremost tue pea-u eevil. The losses from this inSect have been very much lessened du itg the last tWo seasons in Ontario, but this does not mean that .\e have -.ot rid of the txouhle. The insect is Still with us. I. .f new; in greatly reduced numbers can 0-. more t‘rn-iay de lu‘with. If there is the least suwicion of the tiny beate in the new.\' ham/Wasted peas. they, and in any mac peas in- tended for 3661 shou‘d be at once true/ed Wlth biSUlph d"- uf Csl‘notl which Wll "mil every one that as ex posed to its fumes. The m-thud 1:: faxnilaar enough; put the pub in in: tour tight cask or biu, ani p ace m an Opvn pan on {Op Of them one ounce of :nebsulpmde to every 100 lm. of peas (a bushel Weighs abOUt 6U 1191.) cover up tightly and leave for 48 hOurs. Then open up either out of doors or where there is 8 thuough draft of air; do n01 allow any hre/ or light. to come near it. as the Vapour '1‘ very inflammab'e and eXplosnve; every weevil or other in- sect among the was wul be dead and non-infested 88nd will be av.i§auie for next year. This same treatment should be used for the Bean-Waevll, whicu 1:5 a serious pest in some paras of the province. In addition to this treatment of the peas themselves, the peaostraw and rubbish should be cleaned up and burnt and all refuge Where threshing has been done should be similary got rid of. This will destroy any weevils that have already come out and are hiding away for the winter. It will pay to do this whether the insect is known ’61) be present or no.t. This brings us to the next import ant matter. namely clean farming and gardening. All sorts of insects find their winter quarters in refuse. Many that infest grain take refuge in the stubble, others are sheltered by lose rubbish, others again hide in tufts of grass, among the weeds in fence corners. under bark. where ever in fact there is shelter of any (By C. J. S. Bet tune) Cut this out and post to Bilean 00.. Toronto, with cent stamp to pay return postage. and free sample box will be sent. you. FREE BOX wet. Clean no and burn weeds of every kind. this will destroy many seeds as well as insects. Leave no heaps of rubbish anywhere. Gather up and add to the manure pile the leaves and s‘alks of roots. ootatoes. etc Plough up old pastures that are infested with white grubs or the larvae of Rose beetl>s Scrape the rOUgh bark 03 the trunks and limbs of fruit-trees, but this may be done later on in the winter. By keeping the farm. the orchard, and the gar- den clean, myriads of insects will be kind. Now is the time to turn theam out and expose them to the frosr. and We carry the greatest assortment of all kinds in the Town. All Sizes and Prices. Butter and Eggs Wanted N., B. J. McKechnie Ladies’ Jackets FOR THE SLUSHY THAT IS SURE TO VISI'i‘ US We are Ready fags a Big Fall Tnade We have sold more Jackets this fall than at any other season. RU BBERS THE POPULAR CASH STORE A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES Itching. Blind. B‘m‘ gists are authorim OINTQJENT fails I arm mousam‘s; mo: egg: or chrysadia sru ed. Many. no dou SOCDBW ”QUE This: too much hithfully rrv that in para. prevented from fin is~s the shelter the winter and will air l) cure in U m 1101' that. I on the prem- aed during th e perish or go a hidingplace, hat are in the till be destroy- wiil think all mm: Piles. Drug money if PAZO 4 days