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of Writing blots, Note very cheap. I (or over more. with thee out )1 “1 hppy than I! met future an tingwood had the oughout the game. rm combination end Esbes on the goal. rantfon'd, refereed dvertiser. fat herâ€"w. .3“ noon and at .1...“ i we sit don t. .mpofieohlo 11.5ng this Is 301 Mt. plates nave" m; for his foot-ate” a voice at fhe door. 9 1 JD Men lfgm quality Indersold. Our 'ue and complete with a View of muirementâ€"lb. as we“ as aim- nine IDCB were u 0 tin It father, from u “I. the Cough as of the Cold. Jlar in your cor- ' can supply O” Fine StatiouOt’, ' low prices. it °.' N siasts of the ppon, nt sail was expor. he team met the It the personnel of eam was consider- nce the previonl e eXperience when oved to them the: '2 aggregnion to 8 Fountain. muers Owen H U0 STORE )8 WON AT Hour. THE NEWS m was a victory far as that gun. 3 score being 2:0 um! has defend lay last by the n. 0 to 0, the round “9'3 by the neon ‘wen Sound club the City of Wind. nded by between mommy, LING HI voice pp. ‘. u his 3'3.‘ “0‘ III“ 80 m.“ .1 n 115‘ Dhoe. U!“ “pond Ingwooc up: loved tat ts euro gm“ h Lee 25 m... {ti-end. mm ‘\ a..;.»:i;.\'. who has just returned fr 4:; .t r: ;1 easz, informs us that 88?- em‘. .f Em m-«iuaintances are enquir- in: an» «t riw Cement works, and are auxlwu a) know if an excursion will "he ;.1 when the works are com pie'rlf. To this enquiry we are an- aide ’0 give a. definite answer. but We imxe been under the impression that 'iw Company intend to make sonic kiwi of arrangement by which Vialtfn's‘. and ESpeciuuy rock-holderl. may have an opportunity 0' 0.09“" the works in operation under “I“ x‘li lance of a member of the meneth' them. Of course it would be "090* sibie to admit all at once. end should Soc}; an undenaking 0030". it i3 hlxh‘xv probable tint only C limited number can be admitted at mm timfl. Further info: matinn will likely given in regard to thin Ina-tor. You some time past very little had been said about the Gas and Oil Co. We learn. however, that the Company 3 negotiating with a drilling concern and that operations on the first wall are likely soon to commence. We hole for lots of gas or oil, or both. EXperts say that indications are goodJ Ax At Home. under the unpices of the Ladies’ Aid will be held tt the home of Charter Smith on Thurs- day. September 18th. A text-\s's meeting of the Temperance workers and their friends, of South Grey. is called to meet. in the Town Hall, Durham. on Friday, September 1370!}; at 5 p. m. The Rev, J. O’Neil, of Paisley. will speak on the "Refer- endum and Liquor Act 0(1902 ”. The :I‘Jblic are invited to be present. WE referred a. week or In “:0 to I Well being sun]: by :he Corpontion near the furniture factory. Mr. GOO Calder’s Yuan who hue tho work in band made very slow progrrsl "I“ ”St week In fact our since “I" Work start-3d thav’vo hsd hard luck 0’1 Monday Ins: they struck rocl am' up. ct now to make honor speed A 8091 Sp ing was struck a: thirty [9'] IIV OOOO v the town an air of 1) ° F _ ‘ J . uslneas. 3hUuld 1’11“}. however, to hum ”VIE: mandara. “me to go by. and, if possi- Mejhéve all the é'eveh-o’clock whist- les to blow at the same time. .P.\u'rxr-;usmP.â€"-A partnersmp the blacksmithing business has been entered between Wm. Guthrie and Juhi‘. Collins, late of Orchardville. The members of the new firm individ- ual z‘nank their old customers for ;ast favors. and solicite a continu- am» of their patronage under the Lew zll'l‘éll.;;t:l]lellt. Tm; number of whistles to be hand here every week-dag tporping gives BE sensible by buying your full footwear at. Peel’s. HAVE you seen the new tu'l made Skirts and l‘dioa’ wig:- Jackets and Capes at. Jun. Ireland’s ? A magi: stock of nnshrinkable un- Jerwear Just to hand, :1: Gum’s. MEN’S Cashmere and Woollen Hose .c Grant’s. THERE were sixty-five tickets sold here for Toronto Tuoadny morning. 1. Tnsmz's some summer f going at half price at Peel’s. 00".” ““3 number at sixty. aitlwr of whiOc-h Wm“ kePp the well lull and beam!" .s"tfi‘3l“llt for ordinarv DHI'DOQPI Bu? PTS 3 fluwmg well thtt'i wannd. Mid the dm'lhg will be continnad. .Ao "3 9tMed before, the canton-mutton “f the surrounding countrv is 01361! that the securing of a wood Angus-u well is highly probubl :. [Since the We“ ng “an in type a Opting hm he“ reached from which 1 good 30' °' ther risen tour or 6'. he. ul on 91" Wound. and will mount!" p“? gAfHERED DURING THE PA8T WEEK FOR CHRONICLE READERS. Local News Items tw‘" “u“ W"- " ' ' do ’ "9 for which the wall wu origin 3 in‘ended. Tboyuu is cool. 010.! Tm: style 0‘ H” 5’03 tht i .w. Mockler’s. ' “ .puifith-nEDJ and] JSK :al Fall Fair night concert, of high mass music, comic 1 lecitations, and insuu- 1““ WI“ b6 mven in the sit; will be given in the on Wednesday evening, The committee have aa- .l. R. Cameron, the well rm-tainer of 'loronto. and ”mu. Kelly, the celebrated These two gentlemen, to. l: other talent, will give a ommtaihment witn plenty mi jollity. Mr. Kelly will .1} m lettions on the guitar. ‘3'» (t’lltS. Resened seats partuegsbip in DRUG APPRENTICE WANTED.â€"â€"An active yeung man about eighteen years of age, with proper educational qualification. to learn the drug busi- Less. \V. TURNER 8500., Markdale, THE new proprietor of The Big Store is settled down to business with the old stafi of clerks. and from the sppearence of Mr. Russell, we infer that the first week’s sales were satis- factory. FROM present indications the potato crop in this part of Ontario will be a failure. Some pronounce them so bad as not to be worth the digging. As the Cement Works are nearing completion, the number of workmen are becoming less and less. It is highly probable that so large a body of laborers will not be seen again in Durham for a year or two at least. The increase in population, however, will be of permanent character, and a desirable class to add to the com- munity. The erection of a few more dwellings is still necessary, and citi- zens with money could make a good dividend out of a reasonable invest- ment in that line. DO you know that the South Grey Exhibition will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, the ‘23rd and 24th of this month. This fair has usually been a success, and we hope that local intereSt this year will bring it up above the average. The larger fairs and the cheap rates to reach them. has no doubt a tendency to re- duce the interest in these local con. cerns Such, in our opinion, should not be the case. and we hope to see a good live interest taken in South Grey. _4_â€"- THE new residence of Mr. John McKechnie, up town, is showing up well, and will apparently be complet- belore many weeks. Mr. McKechnie is from the Rocky, and by way of distinction we were going to call him Rocky John, but. we’ll not because he mightn’t like it. and amp his paper and that would be’bad for us. We’ll take the chances anyway of congrat- ' Mr. McKechnie. from the Rocky, on the spirit of enterprise he is showing, and hope he may long be spared to enjoy his ,new home. E'OR SALEâ€"Pure bred Jersey calf, registered pedigree, cheap. Apply to F. Peel.â€"tf. MORLOCK advertises this week a fine line of Dress Goods and French Waist Lengths. THE brick-work of Mr. J. M. Hunt- er’s store is now completed and pre- sents quite a. neat. appearance. LADIES’ Black and Colored Kid Gloves. all sizes, extra. good value, st Grant’s. CHILDREN’S, Misses and Women's plain and riboed Cashmere stockings, at Grant’s. Will be “.013 MIDGETS and Dinkies. the latest in N eckwear at Mockler’s. CALL and see the grand assortment of Ready-to-wear hats at Miss Dick’s. THE farmers are footwear at Peel’s. BE up to date and wear Only 25c., at Mockler’s. J AS. IRELAND pi 5 died up some ,snaps while in Toronto last week. We Ca'rry LCIl’QeSt FOR SALEâ€"Ppre bred Jersey . Throat mint: Eye, Ear, Throat and N000 IXCLUBIVILY. st the Middangh Home I“ Wetland” of such month, from 2/ to o p. m. London Ophthalmic 1100., in. Throat and N030 Hos. _. B. KEELER SON buying their fall â€"Jas. Ire- a. Dinkie. Stock Of Silverware in Town). Sept. Bride Can be supplied with every means of adornment from our rich, varied and elegant assortment of jewelry. Everything here is so exactly up-to- date that it indicates the year and season as clearly as the almanac. Past experiences teaches every cus- tomer that purchases made from us are diamond values in gold price set- tings. No trouble to show goods. Young man, if you live you intend to insure your life. When you do you might just as well take “ Live ” life insurance so that you get your money back with profit in, say, twen- ty or twenty.five years. Of course you may die during that period, but the chances are greater that you will live. You should choose a " Live " progressive company ofl'ering gilt- edged security to policy-holders. The .. Imperial Life ” gives you abso- lute security and an upoto-date policy By investing a small amount each year with the Imperial in an endow- ment policy. you are simply saving it for future use. getting interest thereon and protecting those depen- dent upon you. For particulars apply to* W. D. Mums, District Agent, Durham. Local Age at: Wanted. For The Chronicle Lacrosse Players. MISS DICK aggregation \Vas fearful And also wonderful . And likewise terrifically grand. We beat the band And stand Majestically pre-eminent And alone. “'9 are known From pole to zone And at \Vilder’s Lake AS the Ne Plus ultra IT. \Ve Are no fake And take The cake Also the bun and the pie And any thing else we can get. \Vhoop Hooray Get off the earth \Ve’re in it to stay And don’t you forget it. Millinery. minute \Vith us. No sir-ee You bet we Are the L-aâ€"câ€"râ€"oâ€"sâ€"sue Players for your life Maybe. The combination, Professional manipulation And artistic demonstration Of Canada’s Great, And glorious National game As set forth and displayed by our Say,-â€" ‘ Did you see us play Lacrosse The other day. Great Scott the way They Bumped, Thumped And jumped On each others Necks, Arms And legs. It was hot. \Vhat? That’s rot-â€" They’re not In it For the infinitisimal fraction of a DURHAM, 0NT., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ll, in Durham on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 23 and 24. We are prgipared now to receive orders in illinerf for the Fall trade. We are a ready rushed with customers and visitors to examine our Fall stock just in which is com Iete in every de- partment. e are very busy preparing for the Opening and getting out orders for our nu- merous customers. Miss Lemon, our new trimmer, and three excellent assistants are fully com etent to execute all orders in t e most up-todate style of the Millinery art. Imperial Life. (BY R. UFUS.) A YAP. DURHAM, ONT. LAMBTON S T R E E T Mrs. Jamieson is home from her annual summer hollday at Toronto Island. Mr. S. F. Morlock made a four day’s business trip to Toronto last week and the large shipment. of goods received a day or so ago is the result of his purchases. Rev J. R. Patterson, of Grand Val- ley, an old typo who views both books and papers with a printer’s eye was the guest of Rev. Mr. Smith for a couple of days last week. Mrs. John Ehrhardt returned Sat- urday from a lengthy visit with Am- erican friends. M188 Margaret Hunter, daughter of Mr. A. 8. Hunter. left Tuesday for Toronto Where she intends to Spend some time at a music college. Mr. W. J. Sharpin, Editor of the Gorrie “ Vidette” Spent a. few days Gorrie “ Vidette ” spent a. few days in town this week. He is taking his annual holiday and thinks Durham is a good place to spend it. Dr. A. W. Crawford, Professor of Natural PhiIOSOphy and Psychology in Ursinus College, near Philadel- phia, Pa., visited Rev. Wray Smith and family for a day or so last week. Miss Rider, of London. who is again in charge of Ireland’s Millinery Department. has returned to town after spending some time at the Millinery Openings in London and Toronto. A Roman Catholic priest and s high church English clergyman, were walking down the street together some little time ago in the town of Bertie. Meeting the Methodist pes- tor, who had recently come to the place, the Anglicsn said, “Who is that?" Mr. Lauder Buchan who met with an accldent some weeks ago at the Cement works is now going round on crutches. Rev. Mr. Farquharson returned last week from a three-weeks holiday in the Counties of Essex and Kent. Thirty of Dowie’s missionaries from Zion City are to re-open the taber- nacle in Evanston and try by a house to house canvass to proselyte the city from which they were driven a year ago. Citizens, including the police. will be on the lookout to stop any at- tempts at out of door meetings. The Dowieites remember the eggs and the drenching which they received on their last visit. and have adopted the house to house canvass and distribu- tion of tracts as a sister means of workingâ€"Chicago Tribune. Miss Sadxe Ferguson of Swinton Park is the guest of Miss Jessie Burnett. Miss Cora Derby, of Hamilton, is visiting friends in the vicinity and will‘remain till after Christmas. Mr. aad Mrs. W. D. Mills were in Toronto last week. Mr. A. 8. Hunter made his annual visit to the Toronto Exhibition this week. Sam Lawrence and his sister, Miss Dorothy, took in the Toronto exhibi- tion this week. Mr. Wm. Lawson is, attending the Toronto exhibition all this week. Frank Vickers is at Toronto’s big show. Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan ticketed for Toronto Tuesday. Mr. W. Black, Hardware Merchant, is in Toronto this week. . Mrs. Edward Burnett and son. Master George, returned from a. visit with Proton friends. Miss Edith McKenzie is at the To- ronto Exhibition. Mr. Charles Layton made a busi- ness trip to Toronto Tuesdqz. Jim Mack was amongst the exhibi- tion visitors who left. here Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Caldwell returned to Bufialo on Monday. Mr. and Mrs Marts went to Toron- to Saturday. ‘° Oh,” replied the mint, " thet is the new Methodist minister.” Tom and Ted McClocklin went to the exhibition Tuesday. Miss Sweet has resumed her duties in Morlock’s Millinery. " Minister 1" aid the other. “ he is no minister.” "Well, no, I suppose not." aid the priest. “If you bring the met. ter down toe fine point. I am the only real minister in town.”â€"Ep- worth Ere. Mark Wilson. of Flesherton, was in town Tuesday. Mr. W. J. Young is at the exhibi- tion. Mrs. Calder has returned from her visit to Michigan. THE GOING AND COMING UP VI8/T038 IN THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER. People We Know Dowie to Tackle Evanston. Only One linistor. 0*...” Reductions in the prices of Ladies’ Whitewear, Underskirts, Chemises, Corset Covers and Night Gowns. Now is your chance to secure bargains. Men’s Working Shoes :t 81.25, 81.35, 81.40, 81.50, 82.00, 82.25. 82.50 and 82. 75 pair. Men’ 5 Fine Shoes, MoCredy’ a nuke, st 81. 60, 81. 75, 82. 50,813.50. 88. 75 and 84. 00 par. In all the difl'erent flevoringsâ€"Sttewberry, Rupberry, Ounce. Cherry. Pistechio, Calfefoot, Pine Apple. Lemon and Venille. 10c e peckege or 3 for 25¢. J.J. HUNTER Lorimor'l Concentrated Lomonudo Crystals, 20c 3 bottle. Try 3 bottle, it‘s good. Try Blue Ribbon Tu, Also Buck. flixod :nd Ceylon Gran. LE MONA DE CRYSTA LS. M’CLA REN’S JELLIES. BLUE RIBBON TE A . MEN’S FOOTWEAR. THE 0087 8701M ON THE 808' WEB. $1.00 PER YEAR.