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ticket right through ) Dm ham. No Ible “ ith exchanges ex bv Boat 01‘ A111 kans future trouble. 322;: of the wrrds x2e manufacturers it. hence they can tohere is. “NO" .1. 001118 or write to 791‘ full information. alter of Faresight. ‘ USCS called Breakfast 23 are sold at a rlanitoba and {orth Vest, of RLAEE 81 GO. 13th 18th the packages can :13; application of Present neglect 99 trouble ina Furniture Co, will Shortly ad- vertise for tenders to erect the new furniture factory. A manager and foreman have been secured, both gentlemen being good investors, and fee-refute deeply interested in its suc- EPWORTH LEAGUE Anniversary ser- riceswillbe held in the Methodist .‘hurch next Sunday July 9th. Rev. Er. flumphreys of Px'ice'ville will :onducs services both morning and ~310KETâ€" A meeting of those in- Crioket will be held at J .uford s Ofice on Friday evening FOR SALEâ€"Gentleman’s Gold 'atch.BIgin movement. \Vill sell 33;) or exchange as payment, or u: payment for a good cow. Ad- :ess Box No. 156, Durham. 5‘3. John A M ‘ . Graham seems to be wasternand .[9' v" . . zfi‘Jf’o‘h‘e‘l by the people, 111 fact we 'k 3‘ n \ . . L‘ : W3. On Fmday last. he had ‘: .13“ .plcmc in connectinn with 9208 011 1‘53 Departmental Examinations going on this week in the school are. seventeen or eighteen candi- tcestaking part 1 of form H ex- nnation. ~. Picnic in connection with ' atBoothVille a11d,nhough present we have learn- is: as a. huge succeSS, in at- nce and arm sexnents. ”reins . S o'clcck. :is gratifying to know that: a sat- SEQ?) settlement has been made ween the McKechnie Bros. and insurance Companies. The Fac- }' is in full swing again. ispecialmeetingof L. O. L N0 iwiil be hel 1d on Saturday evening itIJuv‘oth. at 7: 30 p. m. for the :iation of candidates and general ““ESSV All the bxethx en are 601'- fly umted to attend. By Order the ‘Jaster Jozn \VILLIAMS. s \Iondav Instâ€" Messrs N., G. .cKechnie shipped from this Sta- oLondon. England, 17 ,136 lbs Creamery Butter, of their own ie for June. The sfle was made 01'170 21 pound. It will be a union to those “ho visit the is ‘Ietropolis to get a. taste of ‘ Creax: iel'y Butter. iare pleased to see that Mr. .shoemaker, has broken ground 3 erection ofa 5110p and resi- on Garafraxa, Street South. Ire pleased to notice that ex- 101‘ Joseph kixtn is hminz a 513' looking brick house 81 ect- I ins in up-to-date millin- , Cnheard of reductionsâ€"- son. over Scott’s store. ga {arm ’roods at cost to clear of Stock, at Miss Cul- Scott’s Store. n a: EigeEHill, on or occupied by the one be me months ago. When will be a handsome ad- 8.5 fixed on 30. Thompson, of gret to say had the a his wife on Satur- Endeavor Conven- -jay, Thursday. Ts ably reported Correspondent. homes on the We hope he may the community August Lucas Wright Batson-At Dur- ham office. Mondays and Court Days. BLAC‘K'SMITH’S apprentice one with some experience preferred.â€"App1y to W. Guthrie, Durham. tf. \VANTEDâ€" At once, a. few reli- able men to go out canvassing. Good paying business. Address Bbox 166, Durham P. O. 3 MR. E. J. Hartford, of Durham, has the contract for supplying the gravel for Mt. Forest’s new cement walks. Mr. Hartford is a. hustler. Thls week he has fourteen men and seven teams at work and delivers 112 loads a. day.â€"-â€"Mt. Forest Rep. The County Council of Grey has again defeated a. motion to establish aHouse of Refuge in that County, notwithstanding that the ratepayers last January gave a. majority of nearly 1500 in favor of it. The Grey Council must be composed of a lot of antiquarians in whom the milk of human kindness has turned to vine- gar.â€"Bruce Herald. THE Lime Juice Minstrel Club gave asuccessful entertainment-at Tees- water on the evening of Dominion Day. The attendance was good and the performance was well reoioved. An invitation has been given the boys to go to Harriston, but we un- derstand they have not yet decided to accept. The proceeds at Tees- water amounted to something in the neighborhood of sixty dollars. They were guaranteed fifty dollars. DOMINION DAY was not observed as a holiday 1n Durham this year, but during the day the stir about town was not very exciting. In the even- ing; however, the streets were throngel, as they always are on Sat- urday nights, and most of theistores appeared busy until between ten and eleven o’clock. Persons in town during the day have very little con- ception of the throng and bustle that may be. seen here every Saturday night. t. THE annual picnic at Allan Park, was held on .Friday afternoon last. Like most of its predecessors it was largely attended, and a pleasant and profitable reunion was the result. Hanover was largely represented, and a number from Durham were also present The programme consisted of swinging and other amusement», together with a lengthy literary pro- gram of chorus 3s, solos, duets, etc. by the school. addresses by _I_:levs. UJ-v 'I-u-v Craigie and Bray of Hanover, Editors Rumage and Irwin, of Durham, pn- trioric speeches by Messrs. Walker. Taylor, Dr. Jamieson and others. A number of spirited songs were also sung by gentlemen, whose names we have not learned. The meeting was ably presided over by County Com- missioner Brigham who happily in- terspersed the exercises with brilli- ant pleasantries that kept the audience in good Spirits. At the close of the literary exercises other U‘UDU UL BIAV -D-vâ€"â€"Vâ€"~. games Wereentered which we could non wait to witness. The weather was fine and the picnic may be num- ~red as another success.‘ , V F. S. No. 9 added another success- ful picnic to it’s list of annualevents; 1 On Friday afternoon last the resid- ents of the section and others from town and elsewhere found their Way to Mr. McGirr’s grove where a pleas- 1 ant time and a pleasant repast were ‘ indulged in. rl‘he concert at night ; was a pronounced success. Unlike others in the same school the exer- cises were not taken by the children. with the exception of a nice little solo rendered by Miss \Vilson, a ' bright little girl of nine or ten sum- mers. Archie Galbraith in his songs. wise and otherwise, seemed to be, i the great favorite of the evening. ' Miss Jessie Laidlaw’s solos were highly appreciated and encored. Miss Frankie Black, gave two ex- cellent solos. Miss Maggie Scott, aI I , rapidly rising elocutionist surpassed : iherself' in three lengthy numbers: lMiss Maudie Irwin, was evrdentlyl 'appreciated in her recitals, if the! ' applause, IS to be taken as a criterion. , The editors of the t .vo Durham paâ€"' pers were present and made short ,addresses. The teacher, Miss Largew favored the ‘ audience with a fine- instrumental selection on the piano.l Mr Thos McGirrwas chair-man but the l order was so good and the attention i so fixed that his duties were very. light.. By the way we almost forgo:- that admira . ble duet by Messrs Archie Galbraith and, John Whelen. The, proceeds_o£ the concert amounted to‘ j - “A-h fie 1.1--" .0]: ‘ eleven (1 , all at. 3.. Andy Hamilton is getting strong again. Barrister Telford spent- Dominion Day in Owen Sound. Mr. Chas. Ryan wag up from Mt. Forest over Sunday. Mr. Andy Moriarty, of Paris, was in town over Sunday. Principal Huston, of Ayton, at- tended the races Monday. ‘ Mrs. Morrison, of Egremont is vis- iting friends in town. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson, were over from Flesherton on Monday. Messrs M. Bailey and John Mc- Arthur of Priceville called on us Mon- day. Miss Maggie Derby. teacher, of Prices 1116 is holidaying 1n town. Miss Large. is Spending a well earn- ed holiday with her mother in To- ronto. Miss Swallow and her sister, Mis s Nellie returned home from Toronto last week. Mr. Dewar, teller in the Standaxd Bank is holidaying in Toronto anl elsewhere. Postmaster Masson. of Owen Sound was among the pleasure seekers in town Monday. Miss Maggie Cameron, of Dundalk, is spending a few days with her friends in town. Mr. James Henry, of Markdale, helped to swell the crowd at the ra- ces Monday. M'sésrs. G. Blyth and T. H. Storry, of Chatsworth took in the races on Monday. Miss Stewart and her brother Mas- ter Norman, of Listowel, are visiting at Mr. Jas. Carson’s. Mr. and Mrs. James Boulden, of Elmwood, visited friends in town and vicinity over Sunday. The stalwart form of Dr. Staples, of Hanover, was among the visitors in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L McCiockiin, of Flesherton, visited friends in town the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Watson, of Hamilton. Sundayed with their cou- sin, Mr. A. Watson, Lambton St. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel \Vright Jr. of Henfryn, visited the former’s pa.- rents a few days since last issue. Mr. Herbert Watson, of Prioe’ville, gave us a brief call on Monday, while in town attending the races. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McCalmon were among the visitors from Flesherton at our Domimon Day Celebrations. Dr. and Mrs. MoWilliams, of Dun- dalk visited Durham Monday, and ‘ took in the races and Lime Juice Con- i cert. Mr..and Mrs. Geo. Macfarlane, of Glenooe, are visiting the Macfarlane family and other friends. Mrs. M. intends to remain for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Limin and their lit- tle daughter, Edna. of Hamilton are gvisiting the former’: brother, Mr. E. Liinin, and other friends in town. Miss Jickling and her friend, Miss Enifi gave us a call Monday as they passed through on their way from Feversham to Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Hanbridge, of South- and Mrs. McBean and Mrs. d child, of Atwood, were “Rev. ,and Mrs. Ferguson a few das's. ampton, â€"v Mr Connery, president of the Gran- - olithic Co. Guelph. was in town the 'fore rart of‘ this week. He is d with the conditionof our side- }m'alks,. and reports-: iots- of work :ahead. We unrierstand heA-is-tender- or]: in Merkdaleh - My” immediately, for three ' need general servant I: well. MRS. BIDWELL Wu, Hamilton, Ont. . 3. 5 Mr. and Mrs. N. \V. Campbell are spendinga couple of weeks in Mea- ford. Mr, Campbell's time will be fully occupied with the examinations, now in prOgreSS. Miss Ramsay and Miss Maryette Stanley are visiting friends in town. The former at Mr. S. F. Morlock’s and the latter at Mr.. J. A. Black’s. They wheeled over Saturday. Miss Culbertson left Monday even- ' ' her brother. Dr. R. Culbertson of Barkville. Michigan. PERSONAL. are invited to improve their holiday season by attendmg our - A FEW \V‘EEKS‘ TRAINING during July and August will stren then any teacher, while three months’ study wifi qualify any under-grad- uate to fill a good mercantile position. Open throughout the year. â€" Enter any time. â€"â€" GET PARTICULARS. --- CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE TORONTO. TEACHERS WWW W. H. sHAW, .â€" The Busy'Store z The Busy Corner. ~AXDâ€" UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Summer Session. J. J. HUNTERS. lg flfi'flfiéw at Principat. Ema: SAEE E 327% W”? flizkflifltififlfi Trimmed and [Tn-- trimmed Hats at; 1/2 the usual price.‘ All Must Be Sold. ’or 20 Da95.. NO 1687. Coma Early For a Bargain. , r29