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argain with for- ; bakingaâ€"It is }t, selected Man- : contains more absolute purity t quality which f milling guar- - other flour in h so much is ‘rfect purity. ~r Ogilvie’s Royal t :7‘."Kc\‘11ghtbfcad. flameâ€"not luck. LL.\.\'-â€"In Egremont on [til-J. mgr m, 1:08. to KL ‘9‘ m .r. Alba, 3 daugntor. *' AUNDERSâ€"Ln Durban on W”; . Ut‘LH‘H-l‘ 17th, 19", to m. :3. Jas. '1‘. Saundefl. ‘ liDiiLETONâ€"In Gnu-II" t" ‘. October 4th, to It. I“ “ »ert Middleton. . an. O '~\'E.\â€"YOU.\‘Gâ€"At and use. Regina, on October Rev. Mr. Henry. W: an. Bethune, late '01 n. Ont, to New... v“ at John M. Yon-c. d M mm 3‘ from here attended ‘3. .'~ ~ are in Vunay on Tim" ill-4N M4! given bV O’K‘nhfl 1",. i-s‘rtuinghnm. The 100"". an i:;;:’»ressive 000. "I", in.. w am we imgino i! on" in S n'h Grey know 350 90"" mm of aflmrs as they “i“ b in *0 day as manual!!!“ 'fl ‘ierniughom knows Ii..0 '9' duds-3 :kmuce for victory wool 01' the Icadcn “(\Villiamsville. f Henry morning 1L2 FOE m h feelings of "It“ “I“ we the death of In. JO.- Henry’s Corners. who, 9. arming. arose only to m." (H to attend the 0““ .n Arch service it Drama"- was suddenly soizod viii iru. and in a law gnome!” ts‘ mortal of O dOVOtOd “h MARRIED. 1? ~mu in vested in l II" maly. Nowsee the uni Hapkins and Mack, ao- .‘.iiss Nollie Lawrence, “’3 in Toronto I»: cook. [mined with plan” :: of their trip. Watson returned fro. ri lay last when be N z the (noon! of 3 ml.- mmwhnre on the call duml blissfully uncu- bis wife knows of ii! while at Owen Sound ife blissfully condo. till a. wife and not t t VPrhaps there mnyb .lveutures sull in “on -.\lontreal Witness. BORN . and Laura Whitman w last for the Q00. they will spend a. is 311 I crop to Wm. Aljoo visited W. R. Wstoon OI Stress her by telling the order at s not over” on F’W” \Vt' un- plcased to 1881'!) that Master Mm “Mir. sun of Wm. “'eir, who ”miel'wf'llt an operation for appendi- mi“ at I’vrgus Hospital on Thursday 1‘“. ‘1‘ improving nicely. underw V93 fl! N EWS AROU N D TOWN Th0 ll 11le '38 a good Llll M‘ UV T“ 7 LI mail delivery, u put 111-: to :‘3' will accomplish one thins! 10* ' In}. the Chronicle has long? CCnt-ud-d, namely, the plain: in! ”3‘21“ 01m places the names 01 tarm n throughout the countryy E7“ t' :r-hox, we undi-rsbani. 1' to: h"? the farmcr'a name on it in plain] Hum. T313 wzn be a great con-1 ”i n." that the travellms 1“!le “ill 3*: «u re to appm'flte. TM «ark! “5 >t rte‘d right on the on d the, 13%t ‘mtnn, but there, in no assur- ‘“~'" I L it wax be pushed (branch QMg-J- to any great extent. ' ah: - I "-‘-!\inth a’nn‘veriu'y or cm. D3 ‘ g‘1‘ Wyt-eriun church w.ll be c "' f ‘1 on Sunday 91nd Mondays :4. ._ . 9- -‘-- od-ue, M.A., ot Dlvlnlon St. °'U'r1t. 0ch Sound. OnMonday c‘f' enmg in add too to a sleet mun- °541 i'Y‘UJ-am by tn choir. Mr- W00“. ilde v.11 deliver an add”. in th? hi‘én‘ting theme, “Geniuu In It!” “My of Capid." The «term i‘ the meetings on 8M! ”'1 “9"! ‘8! Will be appl'oa to the Mia“; ¢ the man” m. ‘1‘}, L24 #1531 "U1 ‘ _‘ bargain! we I“ .v: our 3t0r0.-B. ’0 Ill 3... 42â€"4“). 2173. n' fur this week on all clothing I, \lm-kler’s. .m- stuck of ladies’ coats, 810.“) mp $7.3). Also Misses’ and yr- from $2.50 to Willâ€"The .4 Quality. W .1 n 1 edâ€"For general house. .\ppl}' to Mrs. W. F. Dunn.â€"l ‘lilil'il is slow in getting the un the new bridge, and the a- is not very safe as it stands m. Should any one fall over cmkmt‘nts and receive injuries .\'n may have a big bill Of w in their hands. value in ladies’ and children’s 11-, Special weights for the .n. See nut-ladies’ long sleeve .\‘l1ll¢' and natural at 25c each. .11~t‘(!f(lllillity. H. H. Mockler. U'f silh' of higher priced dress suitings at 50c per yd. con- this week. The November w lu-re, also the November u- with regret the death of ; Vila-n11, of Turon to J unction, } tistt 0111 men we ever met, \\'t' have known as long as 1111 mix 1'. He was?» 85 years! . H1 1111‘: in religion, and ini M was a very effective local 2 l (‘all and get. one free.â€" nf Quality, H. H. Mockler. «n. «v of the season fell here at. when the weather took hm go- and the thennometer \rwml points. The sudden- .. vlmuge caused no small 'umment, and though the .m- no worse than is gener- le at, this season of the rapidity with which the U1 00“?“ the glass tube "lade ugly difficult to convince the 'miivitlual that everything rmrmal. \Ve can eXpect 3 Hr“ ('nld weather‘and' snow \' time now. the ma!!!08 t the country. und-zrabanll. is to, me on it in pla’fii oe a 8393‘: ”n“ travelling '9“me 332318. The work' The Chronicletill January 1910, for $1.00 to New Subscribers Only nary of the urch w.“ b9 Ind Monday'. The prw°h' put in" 99 .The first snow of the season fell on Friday, Octobsr 30th. Sweeping reduction in Progrem Brand Clothing at 8. F. Morlockfil. Cut Flowers.â€"Chrysanthemum and Carnations. Good geese for Thanks- giving. For sale by C. Lang. Girl wanted â€" For general house work; Apply at once to Mm. Joe. A. Brown.â€"2 A car bf Western flour. shorts and bran to arrive at Matthews . Lat;- mars. Wantedâ€"Ties anzl telegraph poles. Cedar, elm, c'nscrry or hemlock. Ap- ply to J. N. Murdock, M-iddaugh chlse Flock. 11-5t On Monday night last Mr. Rowe, one of our _i)flkdl’b‘, lost a valuable horse, supposed to have been from acute indigestion. ‘ Mr. Jams. Edge, of Edge um IS an Eyears of age, but he was out on ielection day and *mxarkud 11;.3 ballot ;for Mr. Ball. Mr, Edge, we are sure, ‘did not help to swell the Lberle qujority given by the township he :livc‘s .n. 'vVehOpe he muy'be Spured to 1oust many more votes. Great bargains in new leather belts and bugs. Sf‘t‘ our 7-inch black walrus grain haw. Regular 50c value for 25¢. â€"-The House of Quality, H. II. Mocklt-r. We are pr pll‘illg for a ‘ .(‘OYld mill nary Open ng, whin we w 11 di-V- pluy all the leading styles in milli- ne ry.â€" â€"Mia»8 Dck. Miaa ‘0. Dono‘me, Miss Dick's beam! “Bumâ€" r w-ll be in Toronto for a. few. days g..tting new Liens in wnteri mill'nery, especially .thoae of fur and. vvat, and will buy some of the: We rengt to Learn of the death of Mrs. Jo.;n Allan, of Egr-emont. and l‘éLgl'x‘t also that some (fund has not furnishcd us w.th an obltmxry notfie or particulars from thch we might \\ rib: one. 11:1‘ dgut’r, we unJLrst md wds quite sudlen and uxxagpected. Site was about 75 years of age. “The Real “'idow Brown” was the name of a play given here on I‘ueyâ€" day night by u traveang company -» A‘f‘l‘ ‘\n°- “(‘1 “go ." _ of ‘tm performers. They acted be- fore it fairly good house, unier the 31st Regimental Band, and we feel auto ”that the grant bulk of the audi- Aâ€"‘fA-"‘ CD08 a ne'eo itimes have b“ ; his major t)’ of- ‘ running on ‘hal faltegether. The ’1». has until 3 ;to full 0393‘“: form r Grief of p01 ca of Leaang- ton, undertook to arrest \ViHflm lilo-.1137, Tilbury, chly tr id to c.4- cqc, and Kimball snot h'm. He was tr'ued for murder last week at Clintham, but the jury disagreed â€"--A mom flankarszod. Another trial and We}; disckargod will be necessary. I-v an- â€"-â€" The oemi'nthmill {abuttfigwiagnfifigi this place, and a couple of weeks later: urday I‘L‘t' 111-8} ”8 - .V I) reported the serious condition of a ningtcul hundred and B ght y . ,. . - . . . 4 for a", younger brother, John, who was m- Dréuhlng all l;l‘-V.0119 l'-(0.d» 3 . . . one “month’s run. During the montthm-ed by being thrown off his motor inst passxl the mill turn-ed out 40,-}cycle near Port Itlgm. 600 burl; of t e .in' 51, product, I Mr. McIntosh, who was only 21 ing t‘.:e-r run for September by 5000 years of age, and who has been em-l burgh wnich up to the , Presentgployed for the past five years by the: was the largeSt one month 5 99“)“; ; Canada Cycle and Motor 00., Toronto... of the company .The rblln thewwfi’was visiting his mother in North : 50" has been a remarks. 0 on iBruce, after the death of his sister. i ' ° ‘ '- in o considera- utryt mg ‘3 “kw t iAn owner of amotor cycle, he passed ' le stren they in . . . . . . ' tron ASDZ: 23:19: lth° 09mg,“ mm”. ' a consnderable portion of his time ll) 4 the 9 V t ‘if one conadurfi the country anspinning armmd his home county re- ry, been anything but a ouc- newing friends and acquaintances. hardiReturning home from Port Elgin on ' times have been prevalent and the; the day in question. two dogs pursued “ c mm at m 113 w . 1'3 him from a farm along the route. To big major ty 01 t -- running on half tme or do“ down | pass the dogs, Mr. McIntosh turned I. altogether. The 100‘” Plant’ howev-‘l the engine on full and was successful: H A‘Hflfi :er, has until .al'tu.rd‘;y:il 172211312” evading them. At this time, how-i :to full “Paul-3" “”1 p 0y. ' 'ever, another canine ran out in front ‘- . ho h . . . full complement 0‘ men T ug I fhim, and havmg his mind drawnto. . . brisk as info . . 1519? ng was “it so dent.;th3 two who were pursuing him, he. . .e mana in 91"”3 . . other 5’9“" th 3 g of failed to notice the enemy in front. ‘ mi, and his Staff . . ' fiitbcgfnguhfive by their hard work The dog ran directly 1n front of the ‘d a majority Olflying cycle, and coming in contact. ooupl- with the foremost wheel. precipitated , excellence of the "N3“;the rider headlong into the roadway.‘ tional” brand is altogether. Wn‘- Mr. McIntosh was thrown a distances thfl mill hit? continuing m of over thirty feet and was rendered. 4an 10118 as ‘3' .33“ “I“ If; unconscious. He was assisted to the; . 30m Rspalr'ns “4 In?!“ tr pm“ house of a nearby farmer, who wit-i nut in first olaal M??? 3'...“ nessed the accident, where his condi-g Ls ipp ng Wan “v- -- , other years, the managing pres dent, , the two Wuu of failed to not Mr. Mo\Vill.ams, pnd his staff tenants have by their hard work The dog ran est novelties in mill.nery. was pl-Jvasxl with Edge, of Edge Hill is 86 the perform- Dick’s head Messrs. Il;ompson and Murray will be in town for a 3“ort tune to do upholstering and furniture repairing. They'll be found in the old photogra'hp gallery. The lady evangelists \i'ho Spent the [Mist two or ’t'rcse weeks .in the Methodist church here, closed their work on Sunday morning “at and began a aseriw of services at Zion on Sunday 11.311. E. Hudson, formerly of Walkerton, left HR school room near lIespeler. throwing down the berch and tak m: up the editorial quill. We hape he’ll soon make his fortune. The Holstein Leader has changed hands. The new pmpriyetor, Mr. G. Fri-ends of Mrs. George M'ghton form’rly of this town, but visiting relatives in Appln. will regret to 1:1th that .she received a paralytLO. {stroke a few days ago and is not .exvectLd to recover. Her daughter Mrs. Jam-es Watson, is gone to at- etand her. in her illness. E A dwd lock occure-d last week in he Synod in Montreal '11 the election of c; bishop to succeed the late H.3- ZIOp Carmichael. The Rev. D3311 -Furt'1'ing and Rev. Dean Ev..n3 \VLI‘D voted on, but an agreement nould 'not ,be arriveâ€"d at and the pos’ticn was Buffered to BisLOp Lung, 01' Supmy. A c.ubl.'grguu £Xy1‘3i-S'Jd Bic}.0p Lang‘s z-u.pp.1‘.;ojnt‘011 of the boner, but r0- I I i Gmtlomr-n and ladies â€" Tailoring mums tailoring, not-ready-made, or sqmiâ€"mudy made; at stanis to rugs- «m, if 'you want on overcoat .Lr suit go where you can gct it. 'Wh~r:‘< J. A. Glass. The reason is that thiro ‘11; no town irom lure to Toronto that. has a 'man with so large «eXpL‘rLCnce (H J. A. GLISS. in the _ta'.loring busi- nxss. Any one 'wlo has doubt on“ at store xmd be convincoi. J. A, llzds, Tailor mud Dumper. gum-{Led lzis ;n.nb-1.ty Lo accept. The mutter will come Up ago 11. As Mr. Fart: 1ng WM rotor of '1“: n;ty chumh Jam-3 ywrs ago, the outcome will be looked forward to with ;nter'e.st. lee annual convention of the On- tario Horticultural Associationnvhich is £110 central organization of the ‘lzorgicultural soot-ties in the province of Ouiario, wll be held at the City Hall, Toronto, on Tuesday and Wed- ncaday, Sovmnhcr 10th and 11th, commzncing at 2 p.m. A very intar- eating programme has been arranged biaring on all pliafis oi horticulâ€" tural work and a large attendance is exrectxl. On Tuesday, November 12th the Ontario Végetablc Growers’ l’laaotc-iat'on “ill l'old its annual ccn- vent-ion ;n the City Hall, the first session start'ng at 9 a.m. Both these conVLntions are be ng held during the week of the Ontario Hort cultural Exlfiblt'on when single rates are Tn force on all the railways In Ontario, t.;us enabling delegatcs and all oth- crs intimated in horticultural ani vegxtabl-e glowing to be present at a minimum expense. JOH.\v M(‘I.\'TOSH. A few weeks ago we were called up on to chronicle the death of Miss McIntosh. biStC’!‘ of Mr. McIntosh, of the firm of Lenahan McIntosh, of this pl: ice, and a couple of weeks later I“€p()lt9d the sexions condition of a younger blather, John, who wasin- jured by being thrown 06 his motox cycle near Port Elgin. O .‘C Mr. McIntosh, who was only 21 years of age, and who has been em- ployed for the past five years by the Canada Cycle and Motor 00., Toronto, was visiting his mother in North Bruce, after the death of his sister. An owner of a motor cycle, he passed aconsiderable portion of his time in spinning armmd his home county re- newing friends and acquaintances. Returning home from Port Elgin on the day in question. two dogs pursued him from a farm along the route. To pass the dogs, Mr. McIntosh turned tion did hot appear to bé in any way serioua. After a half hour’s rest he resumed his journey homeward by DURHAM, 0NT., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1908 OBITUARY. Q: The down. wheel, Where he Was afterwards taken Local doct-sm wens at once summon- ed, as was alsna specmlist, but nothing cnulgl be done. mu! he passed away on Friday morning :ast. Coming as it, did in the wake bf the death of his eldest sister, which was also very sudden and unexpected, much sympat by is felt fur Mr. McInt-nsb and his widmved mnther in their double affliction. “'M. E. HUNT. Died at his residence. near Allan Park, on Thursday, Oct. 29th, Wm. E. Hunt. Deceased had been in poor health for some time, but the end came quite unexpectedlv. He. was born near Hamilton in 1846, and when a boy moved with his parents to Bentim-k and settled on a homestead one mile north of Allan Park. He was twice married. His first wife, who prede- ceased him sixteen years. “as Hannah Hopps, youngest daughter of the late \Vm. liopps. near Viekers. Five years ago he married Elizabeth Bailey, of Allan Park, who survives him. He leaveus tn inuurn his loss fmir sons and «me. (laughter. Emily (Mrs. \V. 1). Mills), of Durham: l-[erberb and Ar- thur, who live. near Virkvrs; \Vesley, of Edmonton, and Nun-mun Mhmne. in religion heowms Church uf England and in pnlitics a. Conservative. He 'as of quiet drinmmmir, honorable in all his dealings, and his kindly and nbliging disposition will make his death much lmnented hy his family and friends. The lemmins were followed by a lax 59 nmnhel of f1 tends to the Snugeen cemetery, when? the interment took place in the family plot. \Ve are called upon this week to chronicle the death of. Mrs. Robert \Vade of Bantinck, w}"o d'ul on Tues- day 1:1 st after a somewhat lingcrmg illness, supposed to be canoer of the Istomaoh. The deocaaod whose maiden name was Mntilda McCartney, was born in 1849 in the county of Gavan. Ire- land. In 1856 she came to Canada with her parents and was married in 1886 to Mr. Robert Wade,who thh seven surviving children mourn deeply the death of an affectionate wife and mother. For about tlrae years after their marrhge Mr, and Mrs. Wade lLved at Port Credit :and about the year 1870 they moved to Bentiuok ‘Tn Which town 3‘: '19 they lved the greater por- tion of the la at 38 years. There wcre in all ten children, seven of who survive as followus,--1 Robert J., of Kirkton, Ont.; Mar-5 garet Ann (Mrs. J. D. Ewen) in San- katohsewwanwWilliam, John and Dan- iel at hotne. Stephen in Alberta, and Matilda, (Mrs. Vesshe), at Bethune, Saskatchewan. - The funeral is announced to take place Friday afternoon to Latonn cemetery. by which itme it is ex- pected that members of the built will arrlve from fine West. The following appeared in the Re- view last week: With startling sud- denness the call came to Mrs. John Allan, Con. 20, Egremont. She had not been well for some months, and was staying with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Hastie, near Dromore, where she was tenderly cared for. About a week before her death she went home and was going around, but on Sunday morning almost without warning the end came and dropped into her final ?sleep.' The immediate cause of death ,was heart weakness. To mourn her loss, and she (Continued on page four.) M RS. RUB ER'I‘ \\'.\ DE. MRS. JOHN ALLAN. Now is the time for sales, and here is a chance for you to buy a reliable make of npâ€"to-date suits or overcoats at a very small margin on cost and some at a good deal less than cost. Our stock is all brand new and is made from the best of all-wool materials. latest styles. Our entire stock of new Tweed and Worsted Suits, Men’s Overcoats, Boys’ Suits, Boys’ Over- coats, Men’s and Boys’ Reefers, at sweeping reductions. Call and see our Clothing before buying else- where. We can save you money. J. J. HUN If You 1 Want Bargains § Men’s Tweed Pants, from $1.00 up Men’s Overalls, .......... from 500. up Men’s Smocks, .., ............. from 500, Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps, from 250. Ladies’ Blouse Waists, ................. from 25c. Ladies’ Corsets, ........................ 250. to $1.25 Ladies’ and Children’s Undervests, Ready- made Skirts and Jackets. Come and examine for yourself. Don’t forget the place. Of Progress Brand Clothing . F. MORLOCK Sole All well lined and made in the very t TIIE 0087 87036 0' "IE “18' OORUEI. Cash and one price the only way is go to the corner store, J. 6’ J. HUNTERS' $1.00 PER Y Men's and Boys’ Boots jabbing