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Mags 1}: Bsgzmxcx, In! of Durham. Finth km. in first class III.” I M cheap. [rmmg NEW ADVERTISEMENT. ‘ H. Miller CRES. on 18th Concession of N BY. We“ improved llld Mina ed cheap. “v ill rent if not OOH. RES. BESII‘INCK, your Rocky 8.- ACRES. FIVE MILES n-cbardvine. First chi good buildings. 0m m RESIDENCE: 5010': [CK OR FRAME J. W. ORA“ u “a: l.\ HJU‘IMONT Hm L‘___ _‘ -I- IRES. BENTINCK, m I. “all improved and 0.1 '8 COLLECTED. ‘â€" SESS DIFHCULTIES arm-ad. l. TICKETS for m. tun poi-u. The "Deming” Im 16-- ments, manufact by the Internanonal .Har- lead the world. 'ers SEED DRILLS, CUL- 9 TIVATORS, D1 80 IOWS. DIAMOND SMOOTH- HARROWS, SCUFFLERS. >NS. WILKINSON FLOWS LAND ROLLERS. .\'._.w .nfers the followin‘; :REs, math-west of Vunoy, in no... BY. An extra good {am and u oval. aner anxious tom Wat. MENTS: :Tbe Doyle Jolisl "' . Good sdlchap. {ar- ' Git; .lwoyo I’m-Nave: Nam .Y TO LOAN at lowest ram Housesâ€"Yer Sale. Works. Owenv Sound. 30- :ying elsewhere see out 60- md samples. We ran “'0 ney. )HN CLARK 110:1{eliance Grocery are always sure of ing the highest clan muons PLACED in No. 1 n at low rates. fies. ance Grocery HANOVER QONVEYANCBB nlements ky Saugoen. Good hm,“ aner giving up “an Fencing. 'BALD'S 0L!) 8'!" Farms For Sale. Dillon Wire“ Fence. at low a] building H. H. MILLER. The MM 3st prices. Case Throohilâ€"ivg I KAY DUE]. 9"“ Or 3801”,“ Durban UPIâ€"APPLY m .\ W FORD. ts ofl’eria vuy .fi l I) o WANT Custom Carding DURHAM. Take Care of Your Horses Feet ..... A GUARAHTEED CURE FOB. FILES : Itc!‘ . Blind. Blredzng or Protmdiu: PH." lhnggitfa refund numey if PAZQ ()INTXEBIT {.1l' _‘0 (”In “Y Q”. ”mm’f'f'1241m aim . For which we will pay the highest price in Cash ur 'frade. We keep on hand a large assort» ment of Blankets. Tweeds, Yarns. etc, and a in“ stock of Groceries. V nâ€"v_v, in 10¢}!ng and balano in: 3' or horse’s foot.I have the Scientifir- Hats» Foot Lorene: nhicb is the irtest at d bas' -‘«‘~Dt'ivancv (or that pun-059 and will guarantee satisfaction. . GUTHRIE. and Spinning. Tho- Royal Household Flour Yields Most Nutriment. Only when flour is absolutely pure do you get higbeél nutrimcnt and leak waéte. Purity in flour is secured only by the highest develop- ment of the science of milling, and the makers of Royal Household Flour have developed milling to the highest point of perleétion in this country. The Royal Household Eleétrical Purifying and Sterilizing Process is the most thorough in the worldâ€"it is controlled exclusively in Canada by the Royal Household Millsâ€"-and that is why Royal Household quality cannot be duplicated in Canada. That's why Royal Household Flour is the richest in nutriment, great 31% in par tyâ€"That 3 why It is the flour every family should useâ€"‘3‘ ckind that gives the sweetest, best flavored bread and most toothsomc pastry. If you want that kind of flour see that you get Royal Household, then send for the recipes so that you may use it in the Royal Ha Isehold way. ogilvie’s “Royal Houaeehsld” Flour ONTA RIO Blacksmfih turn 2: 1133\1 take it out 1 tom will ’ think it is (a: Place (3103‘. . H“.€'. 1 n'.’ :1“! .'-‘._ under a hat. .xl't ilH in": .:: : turn It so (I; .t t‘w c.: .- «- right and the aim»! aim at 1 6 Don’ t let 3 0"1' audience mm L3. NOW take the mixer esp. whk empty and let them 300 " m 1.1:. .: der another ha t. l;.; . . ntrm 13;: so that the; do not see y A: .'.J ; _. brings the seed to the hp and l as if the cap were fail, and When remove the hat aster :zoummcinzs beforehand two perfectly plain 95' without handles and with the sunk about a quarter of an moi) ;.:Z‘.: sides. 0n the sunk 1):);- wmix put some giuc and over :t ;:~ ‘2):12': ;~'. maul. so that it lath... lcverly and You Can Pose as a Magician. tile tvick, performed in a par make you appear quite a 111::- Notice T 0 Farmers Farmers coming West to buy land will find it to thgtr interest to call on, or write us, and get our figures on the best Wheat lands through- out Manitoba and the Territories. b \\'c';'-;‘ full. “130113218 it u: u,::;2._1e down and t l is glut-J tn the outs: IR YQUNC FQLKS f 0.! Six.(‘ :It 1 ‘.(' dimxce .scm' :-;;.4 I .: mixer cap. whk cm 300 V311 P11 ;: but 311;” trm 11}: mt see y L: ..J 8.: to the tan :1li l MORTIMER PRETSELL ‘m [K term"!!! 119 - same Hit! N? -._.; yam: auxllv i 1‘}: 09.11 :44 ? 1L! Uf. SANDISON BLCOK, ROOM 9 AA! '3 \\' 1: so”; 1M3 The housekeeper Wh5' is often dis- mayed on discovering that the roasting chicken she ordered sent home from her butcher's is a fowl of mature years and as she thinks far too tough to be roastcl may transform this same ageJ fowl into a chicken roasted into tooth- some tenderness. The fowl may now be put in the oven and roasted three-fourths of an hour. Let her truss her fowl as usual and then infold it completely in two thick- nesses of wrapping paper, securely fas- tening the paper with string. At the end or that time the paper is removed and the chicken returned to the oven and roasted as long as would have been necessary had it been tender in the beginning. It must be bested often and turned Occasionally. 11::1g3c "'11 .‘s it will 13011115 if thi- (up; {1.111 0.11.1. .' I '1! 110914. Rennn v the C1133 before any one 11-"; 11 chance to 0:211:11 119 mamâ€"New York Mail. 'LI‘. AU}; ‘.IZLN ‘L‘ 81.1"” ‘ Lb Some time ago a railroad company of- tered a substantial prise tor the most attractive title for its fastest train. and though none of those submitted was ac- cepted the ingenuity of the competi- tors was not undeserving of praise. Among those sent in were such titles as the Republican limited, the Narrow Path express, the Liberty express, the Yankee High Flier and many others more or less good, says the Detroit News-Tribune. Although the novel com- petition practically failed in its purpose, it called attention to the picturesque and ingenious names which designate many of the important high filers which run daily over American rails. There is no better known express in the world than the Twentieth Century lim- ited, which runs with but a single stop between New York and Chicago in twenty hours. The title in this instance is a particularly happy one, for it not only symbolizes the century in which we live, but also the actual time occu- pied in the run. NAMES'OF‘ EXPRESS TRAINS. Another interesting and appropriate name belongs to an express which runs daily from Philadelphia to New York and which is known as the Brides’ lim- ited. This high flier gained its name from the fact that ever since its inau- guration last year it has not failed to carry at least one happy couple on a honeymoon trip daily. The Brides’ lim- ited is made up of three or tour Pull- man coaches, each hearing some title suggestive of its happy freight, such as Cupid, Hymen, etc., and the train is now extremely popular with newly married couples. The Green Mountain Flier is the fa- mous Montreal express for New York and received its name from the beauti- ful green hills through which it runs on its daily journeys. An equally pic- turesque title is that of the Sunset Limited, a Southern Pacific express, which dashes daily toward that El Do rado of horticulturistsâ€"Calitornia. Minneapolis and St. Paul are known as the Twin Cities, and so it is only nat- ural that the train which runs from there to St. Louis should be called the Twin City Limited. The exposition at St. Louis, by the way, has >en the means of giving titles to many new trains, among these being the Exposi- tion Limited, over the Grand Central. One of the most magnificent trains in the world is the High Grass Limited, which runs from St. Paul to the Pacific coast, so called because in its journey it passes over much desolate prairie. This train is one of the longest for passen- ger express service in the country, con- sisting, as it does, of thirteen cars, each averaging eighty feet in length. Western Hemlock. The introduction of western hemlock to the market as a building material has met with many obstacles. The hemlock of the east is far inferior to the western species as a building wood, and the prejudice existing against the eastern species is unjustly extended to that of the west. The latter is a hard, straight and even grained wood, near- ly white in color. It does not split readily and is light and tough. These characteristics peculiarly fit it for man- ufacture into boxes. It is also a su- perior wood for all inside finishing, as it takes a high polish and has excel- lent wearing qualities. It can be rap- idly kiln dried at high temperature without injury. Mechanical tests have shown it to p0ssess about 70 per cent of the strength of red fir and to be suited for all except the heaviest struc- tural demands. Large quantities of this timber are now sold under other names than its own. There is no just cause for the prejudice which necessi- tates this deception, and western hem- lock should be handled under its right nameâ€"Department of Agriculture Bul- letin. Patent Bertha For Seasicknesu. The patent sleeping bunk has been fitted on two of the cross channel steamers and has proved most satisfac- tory. The claims of the inventor, W. Whitehouse, were fully borne out the other day when one of the new bunks was tested on the Lord Warden at Dover. By means of automatically working electrical brakes the bunk re- mains always level. no matter how badly the steamer may roll. Besides being always kept level the india rub- ber springs and buffers so minimize the bank's vibration that the motion felt is no more than that of a railway train. It is now only a matter of time before the new bunk is titted to all the other steamers of the cross channel fleetsâ€"London Express. Royal Note Paper. A Berlin firm has lately been in- trusted with a design for note paper which the German emperor has been working out. The writing paper is to be pale blue, and the emblem. in colors and gold, harmonizes with the blue. The shield of the Prussian army, on which is the imperial eagle. is sur- rounded by the English Order of the Garter, with the motto “Honi soit que mal y pense,” and the chain of the Or- der of the Black Eagle of Prussia. Be- hind are seen the white points of the cross of St. John of Malta, between the arms of which are the two field marshal’s batons crossed and above the German imperial crown. A Home Moving Put. A two story brick house, weighing over 200 tons, was successfully moved from Sharpshurg, Pa., to Allegheny, a distance of nearly four miles. Most of the work was done on the water, a huge coal barge being employed for the pur- pose. The house had to pass under four low bridges, and it was necessary at each bridge to scuttle the barge so that it would sink some feet. After each experience of this kind the vats selve- Upon tho Public. uu “u I. {slum um: abstential prise tor themost w! title for its intent train,and 1“} no of those submitted was ac- : m, e ingenuity of the competi- i We: not undeserving ot praise.l up, ose sent in were such titles as . i, d, blican limited, the Narrow: ’ Du: ress, the Liberty express, the; had [igh Flier and many others. lead less good, says the Detroit. had )une. Although the novel com- ractically failed in its purpose, attention to the picturesque lions names which designate the important high fliers n flnllv nvnl- Anni-{nan rall- Frost 6: Wood :aaavaaa Sewing Machines Melone Separators The Sherlock Organs Implements D. CAMPBELL, Agent. DURHAM, ONT. HAVE YOU? Any old Worn silver? If so, I am prepared to re- plate it. Bring it in now while [have the time. All work guaranteed. Prices Moderate, and Strictly Cash. “ ~M‘M‘~ ‘0 U\LDER -â€"â€" BLOCK 'â€" DURHAM He 89118 Cheap The Big 4; LAGE CURTAINS. LA DJ ES’ SKIRTS, ETC. MISCELLAN EOUS. Heavv Twil ed Cotton Sheeting, 72in wide. 2.5c a yard. White Bedsprends, large size, 1.40 each. Table Linen at 25c and 50.: a yard. Floor ()iiclntli. l and 2 yards wide. as 25c square! yard. Ftair Oilclotb at 15c a yard. Japanese Matting at me a yard. 2 ya ds long. 26 in wide. 25c :1 pair. 25 yards long, iii-in wide. 40c a pairJ :33 yards lung. 30in wide. {:00 a pair. 3 yards long, 37-h: wide. 700 a pair. 3.{. yaids long. 54 in wide. $1.003: pair. All our Curtains except [ha 25c and 100 ones have worked edges. Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUIXINE Tubleu _s,ll druggnsta Maud the money if it thit- acute W. Grave's lightlure is on each box. 250. :7?“ fine Honey and Fresh GI-dceries .11sz55 on hand This a the most successful Com. merchl 1M Shorthnnd School in Western Ontnrio. The courses ere up-to date end prncticel and teaching is done by experienced instructors. During the pest school year we have Ladies' ()verskirts at $52. $3.50 and $4.50. Ladies’ Black Sateen Underskirts :t 81. Ladies’ Black Sateen Waists at 85:: and $1 Ladies’ White Waists at 50c and 75c. White Night Gowns at 73c and 31'. Cureet Cuvers at 25c and 506. bud may more appliutious from leading business houses thnn we had students stunning. Write for free unlogue. T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY W. H. BEAN Elliott Mclachlan I’BINCIPALS. 8T. ATPOID. ONTA I! I0 . of all kinds for the Farm, the Home and the Dairy. AGENCY. Geo. Yiirs. Choice Bread . . and Confections Other High 0nd. “witch. Flour. “.60 sud 85.75 per haul. McGowun'l Fsmily Flour ut accl- du'd prices. Mo! 00;”: when for that am THOU. ALLAN. 1“ Chan Camila“. PHI. [188 L. X. FOBFAR. Cluste- 33‘ M 11188 A. JOHNSTOS. B. A., lathe-uno- .I‘ "am... Inn-AI A. W. WATSON The Funona Ff" 13.09». 06.00 par Into-ding undo-tn about! enter at ballast-3d mm. or to noon “to: u pouiblo. Ogilvio’a Boyd Houuhold Flour. 86.00 per bun-rel. loos. 01.00 pot month. WI. JOHNSTON. The People’s Grocery 13 FULL of the GOODS you head. Fruits in Season. Manitoba Flour. Breakfast Foods. BEAN. SHORTS. GRAIN tud Ill kinds of FEED In stock ulwcys. DURHAM SCHOOL. Highest Price to: Produce. Goods delivered promptly in town. ! Mrs. Alex. Beggs .l. M. HUNIER BUICK m Won! let live" an Pumps AND Rnpuu. Wm Humane, lit-Comma am PM done with Cement com ALLORDERShkuuth Elatiom'.lfll viii-m --‘A- Pumps. Commércialv. We Odin: b Any Put d the Tm. I BEG LEAVE T0 INFORM HY cu; TOM .34 thq gnbltc in (anon! u New Fresh Groceries ALL THE YEAR ROUND. The Celebrated " Keewuin Pit. Roses." the very best undo by The Lake of the Woods Milling Co. from No. 1 Manitoba When. Cracked Wheat. Creun of Wheat. Rolled Oats and Cereals of I11 kinds. Test them. Conutunly on htnd and dolih and to all put. of town dtily. STAFF AND IQUIPHIHT. Chtirunn . PROPRIETOR. Flour. 0. names.