£12 0990990999990 9909000090099 i 050. sparrow, Pflnclpal : â€WWW.†He Sells Cheap 2 yards long, 25 inches wide. pair .................. 25c 25 yds. long. 33 inches wide, pair ............ . .......... 50c 3 yards lung, {‘0 inches wide. pail ........................ 706 3; yds. long, 50 inches wide, paIiI ....................... 900 3.} yds. lung, 60 inches Wide, 3): Iir ........... . .......... $1. 00 Table. Linen, 54 inches wide. yard .......... . ..... . ..... 250 Table. Linen, 68 inches wide, yaId .................... 500 Table OIlcloth, 45 in. wide, yard ....................... 25c Finm Oiicloth, l and 2 yards wide. sqnaie yard. . ... ..... 250 Large 30x60 Smyrna Rug 9 at each ..................... $3.00 Infant 8, Childrens and Ladies’ Vests all prices New Prints and Ginghmns See. our 25c and 50c Dress Guuds New int of Glassware just in Any one sending u aketch mid“ M Ion no dutck'y ascertain m r op mkmfloo cthet an Inveminu IO p ohabiy yn . Wanna? Hons at -ic‘.lycmmdez. ti. (liï¬ï¬‚ï¬a m Dent. In 43.. oldest one Fate: :1 taken: .ouz'h mm 2 â€munch“. Without. ctho. mug LAâ€" assist “(Willy piadnmtes to the choice positional Entvr :myidny. Individual [inï¬rm-(inn. ' Houw 'stndy mumps in Senior Teachers A handsomely Quanta-J weakly Largest cu- Quinn m (.2 any scientiï¬c 10mm}. Terms to: Cumm. $1.73 a you. postage m Bold M all nfladeslers. mm m: :22!!! 1%“ am 87% ATFOHD. ONT. FATHER ! WINGHAM g BUSINESS COLLEGE; A Businpss Education is the grvmest legacy you can leave your children. “’9. get down tn the bedrock foundation of living nusiness science. and Matrivnlatinn cial anhjm-tg. ticnlm‘s. Amliatpd Qwith Cmnmm'cinl Ehw:â€"utnrs' Association of Can- ad a. smut ï¬reman. museum: ) “)1!!th lmfly‘h Write an 3: owe far out {no M0 and Ian the mum of our oounu in; lawman“ We have the Ming?!“- flol. taming school in Western 00%. Conn. uo thorough. Instructor. aper- huod m we and“ palm.“ to vod- tic-o Made-uranium; not want. You 33‘! enter 30W. Easter Term Opens M A R C H 2 9 th CALL AND SEE US Lace Curtains . H. BEAN MOTHER! g D. A. NOLAGHLAU WI Ite tor vaniculnrs BIG and "W 25 inches wide. n m] Hummer- smd "forâ€"ï¬x; Oalder’s Block w ide: wide. ..... 7 ()0 L.†trade-mark on the tin. It guarantees the genuine and the most effective remedy for Rheumatic aches and pains, Lumbago, Sciatica, Backache, etc. 25c. each. Yard rolls equaii‘ngAseven of the regular Some Paisley young men started from there by boat on Saturday for their town, but met with a mishap near Mr. Young’s when their boat upset in about sixteen feet of water. They (lost two gun’s .amd their baggage, and after drying their clothes took the train home- f-r-om Eden Groverâ€"Telepcope. All skin diseases such as pimples originate through failure of the kidneys and liver. All 'taints that block the avenues of health must be removed. Dr. Hamilton’s Pills do this quickly. They cleanse the system, make the skin smooth, re- ‘s'tore roses to the cheeks, and give clear. dainty complexion. For good looks. good health, and good spirits. there is nothing so sure as Dr. Hamilton’s Pills. 23c. boxes at all dealers. “The eruptions shoot from the . surface of the sun like" .sky rockets‘ said Prof. Frost. “They are 9815- ily visible at the edge of the disc. 'One of them shot out to a length llof 150.000 miles, as near as we {could estimate. It then detached itself from the main body, and sped .through space. a mass of lumin- 'ous gas not dissimilar to a com- ‘et. Before it had disappeared it 'Ihad reached a distance from the sun of about 250,000 miles. 'I\he erâ€" !uptions are probably caused’ by ’the release of pressure on some lparticular part of the sun.†Strange eruptions have appeared on the sun, according to a state- ment by Prof. Edwin B. Frost. ,dir- ector of the Yerkes Observatory at Williams Bay. Wisconsin. Professor Frost said the. dis- turbances probably accounted for brilliant auroral displays which had been seen recently. With the incoming of automo- biles into Walkerton, it would be surprising if some of our lad}r friends did not emerge from their solitude and learn the secret of handling the big horseless car- riage. The first to our knowledge to break into the limelight 'for her ability in this line is Miss Lizzie Rennie, who, on Tuesday evening drove Mr. Kormann’s auto from Hanover to Walkerton in 20 minutes. This was her first at- tempt at the gear Wheel.â€"Times. A reliable regulator; never fails. While these pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the genera- tive portion of the female system. they are strictly sale to use. Re- !use all cheap imitations. Dr. de Van’s are sold at $5.00 a box, or three {or $10.00. Mailed to any ad- dress. The Scobell Drug Co., St. Catharines. Ont. ew For sale at Macfarlane Co’s. WANTED FIFTY GIRLS By October 15th our new factory at Hanover will be completed. We will require ï¬fty girls. We also have room for a. few girls in our present quarters. Applications will be received now by THE BEST TONIC for all sickly psopls. flakes nsw blood: Oivss strongth: ' Rsstorss Vitality. Taken sltsr any illness it? batons a Mum to health. WILLIAMS. GREENE a: ROME 00.. Limited mum, - - ammo The Sun on a Rampage Dr do Van's Female Pills. The Boat Upset A Lady Chauffeur low Hoepnul Bnprrintondent. i Invest 25 cents in a 139x Mina Josephine Hopkimo 0’ F0" Davis’ Menthol Salve ( The William a graduate oHIhe Tonon- D. Ly) and be PrePQred for to General Hospital‘ '83 Oppomt' ahundred ailments, whlch may ed supertendent of the Bruce Co. not be dangerous but are vet), H s ital. to fill the va- . . , . - 3::ce;a:ana:dpbv the resignation ’ annoy1ngandpa1nful,11ke neu 1 -Q 1.! qcvkn ! “141‘ bafal‘kp gnrflins- bums- ‘u Wuâ€. â€"- â€"v-â€"‘ - ed snpertendent of the Bruce C0. General Hospital. to fill the va- cancy caused by the resignation 0! Miss Agnes Bushfield, who leaves to take a similar position in the Western Hospital, Toronto. There were six other applicants for the position, but on examin- ing the various standings and tes- timonials of the candidates, the Board favored the application of Miss Hopkins. and appointed her to the office. The position is worth 30 per month.â€"Bruce Times Afghan J mtioe. The Ameerof Afghan some time since gave orders that Where a tree was felled. another should be planted in its place. A poor man afterwards broke a branch from a Government tree. and the Ame-er r’-â€"-â€"vâ€" â€"‘ â€" afterwards broke a branch from a the next‘ for five successive days, and that he be then sent 'to the Ameer for further treatment. The man died before the “further treatment†was given him. A baker who sold short weight bread was baked in his own oven. A priest who predicted that the Ameer. would not return alive from a contemplated trip to India had his mouth sexxn up by a tailor with orders that it should not be re-opened unless the Ameer failed to return‘ in which case it should be. re-opened, and the priest pro- claimed a true prophet. One on The Inspector That an Indian Listeria memory is “better out of court than in the witness 'box is evidenced by .the fact that the boys who forget or don’t know who furnishes them with liquor when on trial generally know about when they are duc- to come off 1the.list.. Am Indian Lister who had about served out his pen- ance applied «to an hotel- keeper in «town for a drink, saying that his .time was out, and he was at liberty to take whatever the gods send. The hotel man looked the records up and found the inel1i- ate’s memory was only a few hours out._ and that after 12 o’- clock that .night, he could be leg- all. supplied with booze. The follmx mg moining In.;3po ctor Canâ€" non dropped around bright and early, to put the man on for an- other year, but discovered that the boozer had been around :3 ill earlier and had made good use of the short interval during which he ,wa3 off the distâ€"Walkerton Times. Coughing weakens the tubes and makes a resting place for the bac- cilli. Why lot bronchitis become established? It’s easy to cure-â€" just inhale Catarrhozoneâ€"breathe in its soothing balsams and relief comes at once. Catarrhozone is so certain in Bronchitis that every case is cured. Throat is strength- ened. cough stops, irritation goes away. all dang or of :tuberculosis. is prevented. For throat trouble. catarrh and coughs, Catarrhozone is the remedy. 25c. and $1.00 sizes {at all dealers. Get it tic-day. Death of Mrs Geo Brown. S". One by one the pioneer settlers are fast leaving ins, and soon noth- ing will be left of them but a mem- ory fragrant with good and kind deeds. It is our duty to report this 'Week the passing of Mrs. Geo. Brown, sr. which occurred on Monday afternoon at one o’clock. Deceased had been ailing all Winter but a paralytic stroke was the immediate cause of death. She had reached the advanced age of 83 years. The 'late Mrs. Brown Was born on the Emerald Isle, and pos- sessed many of the blythe and love abfle characteristics of that race. Her maiden name was Irwin. She ’married Mr. Brown in Irefland, and :they emigrated to Canada in 1845. lsettklng first in Cooksville, Where they remained some eight years. Thev came then to Bentrinck, Con. 6. which was the family homestead for 45 years. They had eight ‘children. all of whom are still liv- ing, viz. : John, William and IGeorge. in Bentinck; James, in A1- Br: 11 Mt... Creeps into Consumpti berta: ,Lizzie. Mrs. McLean, Devil’s Lake. N.D.; Mary, Mrs. J.‘Baifley, of Ghntonville. Wis.; Annie, Mrs. Moses Jacklin. of Bentinck; and Harriett. Mrs. Porter, of Proton. Mr. Brown passed away eight years ago East October. Some time before that they had been liv- tng with their daughter. Mrs. Mos- es Jackï¬lin. and it was here that Mrs Brown passed away (last Mon- damâ€"Hanover Post. Canadian Bear grease will cure- ' grow hgir. Tlgat’} wtheal-Qne, pomade glide groin 'it makes' TH E DURHAM CHRONICLE .i on i m gia, earache, Sprains, burns, } bruises,insect stings,cuts, piles, etc. It is a household remedy ‘ always useful for some trouble, land should be kept in the ; family medicine closet. Walter Eidt and a couple of boys were up at the headgates spearing Wood last Thursday,when y-oung Eid-t made a jab at a piece of Wood‘ which hemiased. But the force of the throw threw him into the water, and he was carried a short distance down the stream. Being a regualar duck, however, he was able. in «spite of the swift current to make ~1and.-Hera1d. Sudden illness and pains come in every familyâ€"to parents and child ren alike. But if you have looked ahead. and have right in your home\ ready for immediate use, a bottl'e of Polson’s Nervilineâ€"there isn’t much to worry over. If it’s a sore throat or contracted chest, apply Nerviline and put 011 a Ner- viline Porous Plaster. If it’s col- ic. cramps, or any stomach disor- der just administer ten drops of Nerv'iline in hot water. No family medicines are more useful or more depended upon in emergencies than Nerv‘i'lin-e and Nelrviline Por- ous Plasters. They keep the doc- tor bill small. 25c. each at all deal- ers. Refuse substitutes. The fat man wishes to be thin, The lean man Wishes to be fat; Perhaps the dog is often sad, Because 'he was not born a cat. The boy would like to be a man, The 'man would gladly be a boy The things we have but seldom i scrve L To bring us pride, or give us joy. The. snail may Long to be a bird, '1‘“: , lark may wish to‘ be a Wren How (Eten women may be heard Begin-Hing that they are not men. If every man might have his Way, What. changes would be brought to pass! The stupid ass alone appears To be content to be an ass BEARINE Two lads of this town, Tom. Mc- Kechnie and Douglas Smith are not likely to forget Good Friday, 1910, as long as they live. On that day they started' to navigate with a raft. the raging waters of the Sau- geen, swollen by the spring {resh- et. The turbulent waters whisked the rude craft along and under an overhanging tree Tom was scrub- bed off his craft but managed to draw himself up out of the water. Douglas. by flattening himself out. stuck to the raft, which was near- ing Martin’s dam, and in imminent danger of being wrecked. when he was seen‘ and an eddy carrying him near enough to shore, a pike pole brought the raft and its nav- igator to land. Tom W-as‘ however still in the tree-top, and it was not for an hour or two after, that res- cuers. with ropes, a canoe, etc , managed to get a line to him, and around his body; when he dropped into the water and was hauled a- shore â€"Mt. Forest Representative. Who does not envy and admire a lovely Woman? The secret of her loveliness. of her perfection, is healrth. She sleeps well, eats Well, digests We:ll,â€"intricate functions are vigorous and regular. Of all woman’s remedies, Ferrozone is the-best; it vitalizes the functions upon which health dependsâ€"makes the purest, richest blood, gives perfect complexion and lots of vigor. Every girl and woman who seeks health vitality, looks-let her get Perl-ozone to-day. (Fifty cent boxes at all dealers. I! when ironing anything white you find a soiled spot, dampen a piece of white cloth and put a little cream of tartar on. then rub the soiled spot; you will be our- prised to m it dhnppeu. WILL. MAKE HAIR GROW It Wu Wet Friday for Them. Davis Lawrence Co.. Montreal. The Perfection of Womanhood. Prepared from the grease of the Canadian Bear. Delicately perfumed. Look Ahead for Illness 1h'kv Got Dipped The Only One he Standard Pom“: lor 40 Years. All Dealers 50¢. per 3‘9. t. in aboxof * JAMES IRELAND é 2 secs TAKEN As GAOH. The Down Town Shoo Item : mmummomm 'THE BEST W The best is the best, and it is at our store vou win Matthews Latimer The best is the best, and it is at our store you will find it, No danger of indigestion if you. get. your bread, cakes, etc. from us. Try our ‘Home-made’ specialâ€"very appetizingr and nourishing. Fresh Groceries New Fruit and Nuts Choice Confectionery Pure Spices and Vinegar: No. I Family and Pure Manitoba Flours Fine Salt. ' ’ Farmers Produce Wanted For Flour‘ GEO. STINSON sQ“. . . . ’ 7 llï¬mNG 5? EAST _ A April 7, 1910 Mcï¬rath A3 our big: sale is] lines that We will run follows in our priw 11,: of Rubbers fur HH'll. w just got in and will 5†[areal Winner ,7; a a y a c r r o n Gml’Ciocm'l. b.“ â€â€˜08, ‘viCi Kid him-hm secular 83.00. fur ‘ hm hm atogk M at Mill: from H‘rce In hv: {mun m. It makes the mllk rum}: an calvcsfcd v'ath ROYAL PU ordinar matcnalx at nn ‘ VAL PU PLE STOCK SI dampness almust m '5‘. Dan MCI-Lwan. the r Mummy in the fee 1 m. Ind 'Henrv \thc h Iâ€. These â€(n-mas r... Mk almost a year a“ - Gulls. package of ROY m â€hid! it a little ow-r in “.50! ‘ftv days and an: .1 . “I'm butane: a day. u'n’ . mount 0! the ï¬fty cent p. 3‘. ‘ Mr m 255- It h M “formed.assistmc mu \. Fetu'm save many tum a . our other Sou 11;; fur “'4‘â€. or I pull (’HN' In; â€P“! for only lhrvc 111‘ 9:“, 30d Winter._prcw_~n_t' Don’t fail [0 gr! )nlu' flux to get them. The Big Shoe Store THE D The all but m death Marmot or wm ALEX. 7,1910 ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SP . ___'- v-vv- Iv M'TJ'liOYAL PUR «Int-{c ROYAL PURPLE «. h and Bra» (‘axtinl M supplies. Engin ATRUNI C. SMITH Iepalring and Cusml ‘ Confectionery. L For (irocorivs 01 FRESH A hens lay m w fl' No a“ h stock and ROYfl TRY 1 W. l. ROY