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Fl WE ARE MORE THAN SATISFIED with the { . universal success of our Saturday Bargain Ideas. It is proof positive that the public ap- ‘ prcciate genuine bargains such as we offer. ’New Wallpaper trimmed free. New Lace Curtains A I‘D"! ’ 20 LBS. CHOICE FIGS, Saturday, for . . 7 LBS. GOOD TAPIOCA, Saturday, for 32 LBS. FiGS in Mats, Saturday, for. New Carpets in Brussels. Tapestry, Ingrains. Hemp, etc. New Floor OHS and Linoleums in all widths. New Roller Blinds in diflerent shades and Hartshorn Rollers. 0'00 YDS. FANCY DRESS GINGHAM, in assorted colors and :Mpattarns were 15c and 20c, Saturday, per yard. at 10C Busse more Better Bargains :ew Carpets »r the Home OUR PRETTY LINE ()F '0" Cloths, Rugs, Etc. LEX. RUSSELL closes every day at 6 p.m. except Wednesday and Saturday. GOODS DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF TOWN. e Peoples Store! mfi fifi All Kinds of Produce taken as Cash. 5 Our List for Saturday. Full line of Groceties Always on Hand. lb House Block. Ladies will do themselves and their households 3 great saving of time and money by inspecting our stock. Our lines are all new and not shop-worn. Call and get prices. Get the best! Whether for bed- room or parlor you can’t afford to do any guesswork in regard to carpets. We planed months ago to make the house-cleaning season a time of re- joicing instead of complaints, and are now showing all the newest patterns at prices that will appeal to the most economic. You can save money here. THE BIG STORE. Saturday, Apr. 30. RT BURNETT THE BIG STORE THAN HAS BEEN FOR DURHAM. ONT. 300 to $7.00 Russel For some time.past we have been very, very sensitive in regard to our school house and if anybody dared to stand up and say it was not in the very pink of condition we would strike them down on the spot, but our blows so far fell on great, broad shoulders so that no harm was done. But the latest action in the matter is that of the young ladies of the section turning out on Saturday free gratis and making the interior the very picture of neatness and cleanliness. It has completely dis-* armed us and we are forced to admit that their action has not only won the hearts and everlasting gratitude of the trustees. but also caused some young men who are in deep search for neat, tidy house-keepers to de- oide on something desperate in the way of capturing some of those who had a hand in the job, and best of all they have set an example to the board to fix up the fences and grounds in such shape as will encourage our efficient teacher and her willing stafi lof workers on Arbor day to show ’ what they can do in the way of beau- tifying the place. Now that they have set the ball a-rolling' if they would only go again and pump the water out of the well which has ac- cumulated since the spring fresheta 1 to the depth of thirty-five feet and is 1 unfit for use. It would not only give : The mill is running at present. A steam Whistle has been added and blows regularly giving the places business wring. In {not business has been carried on rather briskly since Mr. McLean took possession ; he should put an ad in the Chronicle and let folks know what kind of stock he has in store. We feel confident if young men who attend night meetings in the school and spit tobacco on the floor would only realize that. it was their acts that caused our young ladies on Saturday to have to soil their hands in filth before they could think of holding sacred meetings. such as Sunday school, in a place “here such strong evidence of evil existed they would gather up all their God-given powers to abstain from evil tempta- tions and summons their strongest determination and all their moral courage in' an effort to once more and forever throw away their foul smell- ing plugs of black tobacco. \Villinm Hamilton visited Walker- ton and B-Iildmay friends for a few days. Mr. William Jenks has been engag- ed with Mr. Cristie of Cristie’s Mills to run his engine for the season. Miss Jessie Honess is home for a few days vacation. Mr. Henry Boyce has all his timber out for his barn. Henry is a hustler and no mistake. Some of the farmers have started to plough but it is rather slow work yet, Mr. William Honess is a very proud and happy man these days. He has another little boy to help him on the farm. Miss McKenzie resumed her duties on Tuesday morning. Miss Longhouse is visiting her sister Mrs. John Smith. Businessishumming round the 12 th. now, Messrs Fischer and Dice. have their saw-mill in Operation and are busy from early morn till late at night. We wish them success in their new enterprise. One of the saddest deaths that has occured for some time took place on Sunday April 3rd when Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boyce lost their little son, a child only about a year and a half old. Some weeks ago the bright little fel- iow contracted a cold but nothing serious was thought 03', but the cold settled on his lungs. Medical aid was called in ’out death had claimed little Wilfred for his own and human skill was of no avail. Their infant child was also seriously ill but we are pleased to hear that it has recovered. The bereaved parents have the sym- pathy of the community. Mr, Cannon. of Barrie, is visiting, his‘daughter Mrs. Archie MoDougall. Mr. Editor, in is now some time since we sent in any news to your valuable paper but as spring has come at last and the snow banks have disappeared we will try to do better in the future. Lax3tive doses of Ayer’s Pills each night greatly aid the Sarsaparllla. “I owe my life, without doubt. to Ayer'l Sarnparilla. It is the most wonderful nod!- cine in the world for nervousness. My cure in permanent. and I cunnot thank vou can b." Mas. DILIA ManLL, Newark, . J. $1.00 a bottle. J. 0. Ann 00.. Alldrugrrists. f Lowell. Mass” m or Sai'saparilla the medicine that brings good health to the home, the only medicine tested and tried for 60 years. A doctor’s medicine. Door Health If your blood is thin and im- pure, you are miserable all the time. It is pure, rich blood that invigorates, strengthens, refreshes. You certainly know Aye I'S Corner Concerns. Crawford. - 0.9 o»- FARMERS should get their envelopes and stationery at. this ofice. We furnish large or small quantities to suit requirements. Ask for prices. “ Middlin’,” replied Larry ; “ but he can’t come up to Father James. ’Tivas he could tell you all about hell. Share. to hear him describin’ it you’d think he was bred. born and reared there.”â€"Sporting Times. There has been a change of curates in the parish, and Larry Doolin was asked how he liked the new man. ; Or any soreness in the muscles of . the back or sides you can’t get any- ? thing half so good as Nerviline, the most powerful liniment made. “My neck was so stiff I couldn’t turn it a quarter of on inch,” writes Fred '1‘. Baldwin Portsmouth. “1 had it rubbed with Nerviline a few times and all the soreness and stiflness dis- appeared. I don’t know anotherlini- meat you can depend on like Nervi' line; it’s splendid for colds. lameness, and can’t be beaten for cramps and ‘ internal pain.” Try Nerviline your- 'seli. Price 25c. Rev. Rural Dean Ryan is at his poet again ever Sunday. He always uses his best éorts to never disap- point his audxt co and always tries to let no obstacle prevent him from 611- ing apponntments. but this last win- ter was too much for any man. 'l‘he Rev. D. L. Campbell. of Dro- more, as the Chronicle stated last week. has had a few more letters ad- ded to his name. but he carries them very modestly. Forinstance, aweek ago Sunday night when the blocked condition of the roads caused him to call at the school, Mr. Allan had just given out his ten when he arrived at the door and for fear of trespass- ing in any way modestly sat down on a seat in the porch until after the address when he stepped in and spoke favorably of the way the subject had been dealt with. Illness in his fam- Jim Eden in the far west will be able to put up something handsome Whether it rains or shines. Through the kindness of the boys the night before he left was pleasantly spent. Young lambs seem to be a very plentiful crop this spring. Wm. Allan’s flock of eleven ewes have 21 lambs with them ; Jas. Ferguson has 6 with 14. but Henry Lawrence caps them all as he has three tine Leices- ters strutting around with nine lambs at their feet, four, three and two be- ing their numbers. lon. As farmers do not value their : time very highly in the winter. the l valuation placed on it abould be such las would not induce them to spend 1any more of it; than is actually nec- Quite a. number of our young folks drove over to Watson’s school on Friday night to. the social and report it all right. The S. S. re-opens next Sunday with a full stat! of officers, M r. Allan superintendent. It never rains but it pours is some- times a. true saying. Robert Bar- bour’s smile was probably a pronoun- ced one when the Chronicle saw it, but it has increased since then by the presence of a little daughter in the family since Sunday. Our township council have acquit- ted themselveswery nicely so far this year, as we expected they would. 'I‘hey'did away with some unnecess- ary meetings and tried to curtail ex pauses in other ways. We expect to see them yet. like many other town- ships in the province, try to work a. reform in the statute labor system that will abolish the loafers’ mid- summer picnic, as it has long been I termed. The pathmaster system has 3 no doubt in its time served a very I good purpom and many of them know I how to fix up roads and-wish to have the work faithfully performed, but g the boys have all get into the habit [ of wanting to idle somewhat and the f pathmaster has to grin and bear it. although he may be in no mood for‘ ,smlling. Of course he has the altern- ative of returning their work undone‘ if not faithfully fulfilled, but any j farmer who would adopt such a plan 5 against his neighbors might make 'up : his mind to get his threshing done in! the fall the best way he knew how.1 1f good. competent road makers whof were not depending on farmers’ vetes. or other obligements. were put in the position to oversee the work of a sec- tion at a certain salary. then, for the safety of their own positions, they would want to see the time put in honestly and possibiy the number of days’ work lessened for each farmer. time saved and nobody hurt. There is another growing evil in the pres- ent system that some cute old chaps openly admit that if excuse afl’ords at all they like to put in a part of their time in the winter and get it off their hands before the busy summer comes Glenelg’ s genial councilman Thos. Davis. was in this part last Wednes- day to get {111 mers to grow beets for the Berlin Sugar factory. We expect he would have fairly good success al- though the industry is a new one here. He always has good influence in anything he undertakes. beside there was a head Beet-ler with him. people to know that they are adapts at first class house keeping but that the; would also in emergency water the stock. ' A Powerful Preacher. ’«“.O-.â€"-o For a Stifi' N eck. McIntyre Block. WITH A STAFF of five preparers and head trimmer, we are bound to make the best showing in Durham. You are cordially invited to inspect our immense stock. SPRING and SUMMER ..Millinery. . Try our Halifax Fish' Cake Maple Syrup in Cans or We now have our goods, and we don’t think vou can find a more complete line at GROCERIES in Durhhm. As an example here is our line of Canned Meats. MISS DICK WE are having a particularly splendid season in our large MILLINERY department. Never before have we had such thoroughly artistic goods at such prices. All the best and most novel effects we could find have been brought here for you. Our lace and tulle hats and folded chiflon, also the beautiful flower hats are greatly admired. ’PHONE CHICKEN LOAF ......... 20c BEEF LOAF...... . ..150 VEAL LOAF ............. 15c CHIPPED REEF ......... 20c COBNEDBEEF. . . . 15c 63 300 McIntyre Grocery. Durham, Ont. GOODS Pnumpm nwvcnsn. . McIntyre. All our Spring Prints. Gingham: and Muslin: are now in. See them. Heavy Twill Sheeting, TABLE LINENS. Oil Cloths. ROLLER BLIN DS. All Curtains heve taped edges except the 250 line. CALDER BLOCK. IIe Sells Cheap. Lace Curtains. LUNCH TONGUE ...... DEVILED TURKEY . . . DEVILED HAM ........ DEVILED BEEF ....... POTTED HAM...... .,- Bulk, 30 cents a quart. 2 yds. 1!; yds. 3 yds. 3 yds. 31: yds. Table Linen, 54-iu wide. Table Linen. 65-h] wide. Linen Table Cloths. 25 w Floor Oil Cloth, l yd. wide Floor Oi! Cloth. 2 yd- wide Table Oil Cloth, 45-in wide Roller Blinds, plain ...... Roller Blinds, with fringe Pest Pure Honey, 100 a lb. Money cannot buy any- thing more tasty. long, long, long, long. long, . BEAN 27-in wide 27-in wide 36-h: wide 1374!! wide 50-in wide 72-in wide. . . .25c y: ride ........ 50cy 25 yds long, st .40 ”30 apfir .. apur ..70c amir éi 75¢ a pair .00 a pair 100 100 10c 1 0c 35c each 450 each ‘J. ‘Oju'ninn {hm ‘Oyfi: m vmul 1 {incl .“ from ”It 14‘ MhN"rlNK‘ I‘Qoo om‘ mum Ms “1‘ m 1"" "H humu- “4 man lug“; m llfli'llb’l‘ V q 3 9| tor 1!».an ; no (u um flalun'vr H L an infrag-Liun of ”In “H “y have some Unuhlv In ‘0! their liovnws. Thv 4 m in South Grey. \Vv “tuning out Qatnfnulm “unfilled m mukv thu H “wanna-h. “luv .~I-- on his (‘Xll’l'it‘lll't the! lan- wm . I’m given hvrv mmw plain, varlwst Wu given was the- sin Ila-tum with tho- 'flnlu‘d. 'l'hc- Dr. 'mn unnpvnsau .~' lllptux'iml at 310. TWO of (h. | 1mm thv tmn'u-rmw I up Lo .15 it ”ugh! lv‘. ‘00 good lauurtml tn rc-fu ujifl‘fils «If "H: I. . ~ 4,“ ha shuuld find I'M!!! u J! 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