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a? fi flats *‘X’s fa $M$fiwfiflk7ޣ ffi=M~$§fifl$fi uunauaafiuauuafimaagfiaanunuammamamagnxman M m 1’9 __ _ ,Sening at 2.50, 3.50 5.00 and $7.00. BOYS’ 3339833 ~The kind that. will make chair hearts glad is the kind we hnndle. From 2.50 to $5 BOYB' “HIEâ€"Short. and long pants, in 2 and 3,pieca suits. Pficea 2.3.4 85. BOYS’ mucousâ€"nae from the boat material and guaranteed to wear. if»: Iiimzkets cannot fail to piease you this 3 id. . ,3 ; -‘ y - a -. for every number shown 18 an espec. Price ' ~ . lv 3» «I value at the price. They were 2 ",1. ‘. ‘c . . . "‘ '3 ; '9) “iv i. will the best W001 by the best mills. 53'50 g .3, . ‘ '3’ ‘ ‘mvu followed the rule of never sacrificinO' ; L; a . -33 g , , . ’5 Per ‘ q'mmy m order to give “the most for the 5 Biaqke‘zs i mney.” ’l‘he:size and weight of blankets, we Pair. 2..-... i M! you; the quality is something you leave to Us, and for that reason we have it right. Flannelette BlanketsuGrey and white, $1 per pair. Worth double: the money-- Boys Will Be Boys and Wear Out Clothes This store opens at 7 a m and clown at 7 p m. cm: ~pt we: and Sale Commences Wednes- day, 8th November, con-- tinuing until following Wednesday. Alex. Russell S mlr But yourself if you do not take a glance through our fall stock. Now is the time befoze itis badly broken into. The same quality ialways preyai!s.__ The best -no_t_hing' but is he best .__‘_.__-... You went through the same performance yourself in days gone by. The happy youth has only pleasure in the foreground-clothes scarcely thought of. Don’t chain them up-our prices will always make it easy to clothe them right. .333 ea(fish?){3156ijabbe'rew f0? méHfWmeeâ€"n and children. All sizes and prices. Mada by the Maple Leaf Rubber Company. The Big Storel m PEOPLE’S STIRE ROBERT BURNETT 6:3 - Warm - Durable No One To Blame DURHAM â€" â€" â€" ONTARIO This is no toy, but a pennine Iime .- keeper, mm Guaranteed for one 30;“. $25 :39 ~32}; 4% This is our proposition. How does it strike you? To the purchaser of clothing to the amount of $3. 50 on more, and an additional 500, we give you a valuable WATCH! All our immense stock of Clothing to choose fmmmothlngreserved Clothing llppmlunilies Within the Reach of all Lame Photographs Given Aw-ay oi} TERMS â€"- CASH OR PRODUCE. C. McArtbur If you want Good. Tweed Pants cheap. ° FRED W. KELSEY This isaReal Bargain, and may not. come your way again. One Dozen thographs will make twalw [lieu ChriStmas presents. and head“. you will have this large li'xl4' Photomapb. worth $2 if or dered alone, but given free with one dozen Caninets. “'9 have (l‘vcided to give it. once more tor a short time. This Way Gentlemen A! moat. everv day we are mked Do you still give that fiarge photom‘aph “PM! a doz- en cabinets?” There are still some bargains left in our fi‘etd7m.des.' We have several dozen psirs of pantsâ€"excellent value for the money. Also short, heavy. cloth Overcome. end a few suite which we sell by the piece if desired. Don’t. forget our speciel sale of Boots Shoesâ€"s splendid vcriety from which to choose. Ru bher sâ€"cosrse and fineâ€"for men, women end children, DURHAM â€"â€"- â€"- ()NT. Goods delivered promptly to all parts of town DURHAM CHRONICLE We have to thank Mr. R. N. Hen~ F Jr. (-0) Pd")? McKechnie, Rabin derson for a capy of the special build- dl‘pllnarson, “11 Mary Hm" 9(1- ing edition last week of the Free ..._.___.___. Press. Winnipeg. which shows the U. s. s. No. l, E. AND N. marvellous growth that city has had during‘the present year. Since Jan ‘ DSr. IVâ€"-E Hutton, B. Ltudar, G. [at over three thousand building per- mm. mite have been issued. the list of JP. IV-I. MCHWMS: Florence which takes up eight pages of the Buber, H Btrbar. paper, and the aggregate value of Jr. III -A. Pattigrew, M. H)]. B. the buildings goes 05 the ten million Barber, W. Eagle. dollar mark. The monster issueconâ€" Sr “-3 Barber ‘Qd‘ W, Blyth gaining sixty-four page! is profusely equal. Elith Morrison, M. Kerr. Al. “hunted and is a neat work of art. Pettigrew, 3. Barber. Over one hundred and twenty’five , cuts of buildings are shown many of Jr‘ IIâ€"W, Hunnv A' Lulu“. 31. which are beautiful in architecture. Begle. Views are also given of many streets 3‘3 P‘- IIâ€"F. K3" ‘01 3- Grant some of which have been entirely 9‘1““- built up this season. Aphotograv- Jr. Pt. “â€"3. Merriam, L. Petti- ure of Mr. G. L Dodds of Winnipeg. grew. some years age a resident of this Sr. [--Willie Elm, C. Btl‘bll'. place, is given! appraiser for the __ .‘ North of Scotland Canadian Mortgage Jr. I ’3" 6““. 9- Birth. Company and is doing aprosperous .. A‘s"! 0‘ M"CKE'Z‘"' 1:e ”ha" real estate business in the great ms tropolis of the West. U. 8. 8. no. 2. 8. no a. Hallowe’en passed over in an or- . , dsrly manner here. The boys were IV ch”"”“‘“ 3‘1““ out {or {on b”. .. (.r ", "O h.'. Ill 01"!‘G'9r‘i0 Mfl'ton. 18.93364 ”manta niggumgg. prank” ‘II classâ€"Annie Ewen. GOJI‘O A Inmh’ at m? 'flflfl- high]- ' -5; fl-_.ll A u..-) n- ._-s _ '- Ln College Street Baptist Church- yesterday. Miss Pansv M. Hayden, daughter of Mr. W. F. Hayden, 5259*, Euclid Avenue. was married to Ed- gar W. Paul. D. D. 8., ct Spadina Crescent. Rev Dr. Sowerby perform ed the ceremony. The bride was he- comingly gowned in crepe de Paris with. trimmings of seed: pearls and Brussels lace The veil was arrang ed over a wreath of orange blossnns, A shower boquet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley was carried. The bride was attended by Miss Milly; Hayden as bridesmaid and Miss Ami-i ery Abraham was flower girl. Mr. F. J. (looms assisted the groom, and Messrs W. E Blackie and F D. Hay. den were the ushers. Mr. H. M. Fletcher presided at the organ, and during the eigning of the register Miss Mabel Sawerlv sang "0 Perfect Love.” After the ceremony a recep- tion was held at the home of the bride’s parents, after which Dr. and Mrs. Paul left for a short trip The bride travelled in blue broadclmh, with toque to match Dr. Paul. who is the eldest sea of Mr. and Mrs. John Paul of Feversham, has name was relatives in this place and. vicin- ity whom we join in congratulations. An interesting wedding took place in Toronto on Wednesday of last week which was reported in the city papers on Thursday as follows: There are good reasons for share- holders in Durham to have grave sus- picions regarding the scarcity of marl in \Vilder’s Lake and if the advice, to drain the lake given by Mr. Cochrune in another column he put into effect they will no doubt find to their aston- ishment that they have only reached the loose stuff on the top of the pile. We have a lot more to say and. will say it in due time. We are not going to allow shareholders to he led blindly into another schemetlntt appears for all the world to he zwtuated by asub stratum of selfishness on the part of the promoters. $13,000 they got from the bank to keep them running during the early part of the season. Surely this isa good season’s record and were we so favored next year them are strong signs of a. ten per cent. dividend for each and every Shareholder. The 3110.000 of actual profits shown above should have gone into the pockets this year of the stockholders were it not for the debt to be paid on the mill. This on a. plant capitalized at 31”“,- 000 would be 11%. From reports of marl to be found in Wilder’s Lake, the lake now being used, the expert examination revealed enough to last for at least the present generation in that little body of water alone. Some of our own men were present and did the boring at the time. They still live and still claim that great depths of marl were to be found there. but the officials here claim oth- erwise notwithstanding the enormous success of the mill during the year just drawing to a close. In addition to payments of debt specified above the Company also paid out uf this year’s work, a 1mm of of $7.000 a month has also been met, and above and beyond this there are the necessary outlays for coal, oil, re- pairs, etc., etc'., items we have no way of figuring on. We are told however on good authority that the coal bill for a year will run up to $50M” “ Marl running out” is the cry This is nothing but a bit of wind. Borings are being made now and in the very first test the augur was put down through twenty-fourfeet of solid marl of what appeared to be excellent quality and the boarers tell us they hadn’t reached the bottom then. This boring was made only a few rods from the Company’s property and there are acres of it right there varying from five to twenty-four in depth. There is absolutely no danger of the marl be- coming exhausted during the next hundred years. This was the song we sang during the promotion period, and from subsequent investigations we can sing it now louder than ever. NO SCARCI'I‘Y OF MARI. YEP. CautiHUEd from Page 1. Flesherton. -vâ€"w"- equnL Jr. Pa. “â€"3. Ether-ism, L. Patti- grew. Sr. [--W¢llio Elm, 0. But)”. Jr. Iâ€"G, Garth, C. Blyth. Dunn. """" “' " “'“‘”" “fl. THE FOLLOWING: Jr. IVâ€"I. McIlvrida, Florence‘ 1 MW 1‘2 yam 01d. in foal; 1 Bsrbar, H Bubar. . ; horse, 6 years old; 1 mic, [your old; Jr. IIIâ€"A. 9mm”. M. H”. B. A 5 ”‘5' “PPM! 5° ”9 i" ‘3‘”; '2 drr Baa-bar. W. 33310. 20""; 1 hem”. 3 Y0 W' 0”: 1 heifer Sc. Hâ€"E. Babe: and. W. Blycn :2 years old; 4 steers. :5 y-urs old. . ' hoica feeders - P c 9 .. . equal. Eilth MOEHSOQ, MI. Kerr. Al. ’3 ’ ’ s 9’” “ 3’9” 01d, Pettixrow, E. Bat-bar. £4 Steers, 1 year Md; f 0‘17”} 23 [AI-ran. I n--- I L Sr. Pr. Iâ€"Ella Carson Viztor Canton Pbrcy Bryon. Madeline Du- ling Gaorge Douglass. Jr. Iâ€"Doria McAulev. Nellie Fluk- er, Neil McMilliaa, Nettie Lloyd, Marion Marshall. Jr. (a)-Iohn Duncan, Arthur \Vhitmore. Jr. (_b)-Ellu Saunders, Sadie Mo. Killian. Ir. (.9) Percy McKechnie, Rabin Pagan-arson, and Mary Hue. eq. Sr Pr. IIâ€"Alex Hilderbrandt, Har- old McKechnie. Maud Kress. Cassie Russell Frank Mollraith. Jr. 95. Hâ€"Helen Ireland. Allie McGowan, May McKechnie and Cecil McNally 63, Jessie Black, Bertha Havens Jr. IIâ€"Annie Vollet. Earl McDon- ald. Mabel Payne, Marion McKenzie, Verna Fluker. Sr. II~Vivien Crawford. Mamie Wilson and Mamie Mountain, pq, May Cliff. Leone Russell, Mark \Vil- son. Joe Warmington. Jr. IIIâ€"Edith Watson. John Mc- Ilraith. Florence Bryon, Willie Petty, Mabel Grasby. Jr. IVâ€"Nellie Hepburn. Jamie Farquharson, Lizzie Kearney. Mar jory McKenzie, Ruby Knisley. Sr. IIIâ€"Jack Davidson, Gladys Whitmore. Bertha Harvey. Elma Holt, Victor Livingston. Maggie Mitchell. Sr IV Eva. Burnett Hazel Mar- shall Vaddie Caldwell Lillie Blame, George Lloyd Form Iâ€"Sadie Ferguson. Jean Watson. Bessne Telford. Haze! Cald- well, Marion Gun. Form 111â€" Maggie Knox, Lillie \Valker. Jue Reid, Willie Parquhar- son. Sadie Sharpe. Form IEâ€"Edith Allan, Irene Lat- imer. Fanny Moran Lizzie Binnie Mary Edge. Mrs George Best: is recavering u savere illness. Mr. R S Sproule made-a business trip to the City on Monday. We have just received on interest- ing communication from our young friend Mr George Richardson. for- merly of this place. who has spent some time in thu rich mining region at, Cobalt where he says all kinds of minerals are found. George is at pmswm at. Hunbury, near New Lis- keard. where he has successfully named his brother through typhoid fever \Vo are plowed to learn of his own good health and success at nursing Mr. C J. Leitch, formerly of this place. who has been to: e few weeks on e prOspecting tour in the North- west hes we hove just lenrned from him decided to locate in Neepewe, Mom, where he will conduct 3 met. chant tailor business. Neepews is a prosperous town of 2500 papnletion and Mr. Leitch is in his line an artist of the first order. We have no doubt that prosperity will come his wey. A Liternrv Society has been form- ed in connection with the Royal Templsrs Lodge. The oficers of which have been elected es follows: Pres.. Edgar Bellamy; let Vice Pres. Miss A. Chislett; 2nd Vice-Pres, Herb sxnples. G. Lender. Miss Sway- zie; Sec-treat. Arnold Thurston. A paper is also to be issued in the in- terests of the Society. The editor being Emerson Bellumv who will have for his assistant Miss Mamie 'l‘hursto. Communion service we: held m' the Methodiet Church on Sunday' morning lusc. An appropriate unli. edifyiug sermon we: matched by the pustor. In the Presbytericn church Rev. Mr. Thom gave a. strong tem- perance sermon. referring purticulur- 15‘ to the local option question now being ugituted in this county. A couple of denizens of the fore» paid n visit elmoet to our villege lut week end since then our loo-.1 sports- men have bed the scent of beer ment and venison strongly in their noe- trile. On Wednesday John Smith, neer Kimberly new a I “'20 hlnck benr cross the reed nt the A lame cut, but being an irmed bruin hooped eontho ward. 0.1 Snndny e: the nine out a fine dnar came endde uy in front oi Keene: reemstere who mid on excit in; few mimntee ende . wring to cap- tureit. Mt the fleet footed heeuty esceped. DURHAM H. S. DEPT} HONOR ROLL P. S. DEPT. ' Wismsr. , THURSDAY. NOVBIBER 16th, ’05 All sums of $5 01) and uu-lel‘, c uh; over that nmonnt 1'2 moncha’ credit. will be given on furnishing approved joint noros. 5 par cent. oer arm 1m discount will be allowatl for cu h in lieu of not”. “Everything mu: be 01H :3 the promiecor Ins disposed of his (arm. ' mans: 4 Steers. 1 year old; (ouves; 28 ewes; 1 ram; 1 brand so»; 1 pug. 5 months old; 30 hand; 1 ninier; l mower; I see-1 drill; l tannin: mill; 1 cutter; l buggy; lcraaln sauna- tor; 1 so: light hnrnoss; 1 sec d ) n'olo lumen. Sr IIâ€"W. Caldwell J. Marshall, Tommv W‘nllace. CREDIT AUCJTIUN SALE! Jr. Pt Iâ€"Uthur \lountain, John Baer. J Burns. Sr IVâ€"Nellie Burns. Jr IVâ€"Eva McAlinter. Gertrude Morice. Sr. IIIâ€"Willie \{cAlisten Arthur Backus. Willie Wallace. J.- IIIâ€"\linnis Keiler,‘ Albert Kelier. Lizzie Burns. Jr. II â€"John Kerr. Neils Msrshtll, Marv McA-lister. PL. IIâ€"Melvilla Morice. Henrietta. Kellar. Grace Mountain. Sr. Po. Iâ€"S'anlay Mountain, Mabel Wallace. 3 Sr. IVâ€"F Mountain. 8. Langrill. :M. Petty, A. Pettv, P. Aldred. I Jr. IIIâ€"M. Mountain. L. Voliett. I‘V. \Vells. J. Picker). R. 006. Sr. I[--M Donnellv. H. Noble, N. ,Noble. J. Mchslin. W. Langrill. : Jr IIâ€"E. Hutton and E. Cuff eq.. !3- Lawrence. s. 8 x0 10. BENTINCK. Vâ€"Jnssie Smith. Annie Clark. IVâ€"‘Villie McNa'lv. Thos. Puthero bonzb, Bomon McNally. IIIâ€"Rose McDonald, Thos. John- ton, Clara Caswell, Sr. IIâ€"Bohbne Pmerbouzh. Mabel Smith, Clarence McNally. Jr. Irâ€"Marjorv Clark. and Etrl McNallv equal. Philip McDonald. Pt. Iâ€"Gladys \chonnl’d, Perry Caswell. Sr Iâ€"Jnhnnie Smith. Johnnie Clark, Donald McArthur. Jr. Iâ€"Hownrd Fletcher. Roy Mc- Nally. John Grierson and Roy anb Jt. Nelly equal ing. AVN'MZP. attendance. 32 Pt. IIâ€"G. Petty. C. McCasliu, 1. Quinn. I. Lunzrill. B. Avling. Sr. Iâ€"â€"W. "01101 t. L. Mountain. M. Grinrson. Jr. Bâ€"I. Volletr, A. Smith, Pickett. T. Avling Jr. I (b)â€"Edich Wilmer, Rab: Vessie, Marv Burtley. KATE MCDONALD, Teucher. RUTPON HILL $8031.. Sr. IVâ€"E. Lawrence. B. Milligan, L. Lawrence. Pt. lâ€"Lowis Nowell. Thom“ Gus . by. Pt I(I)â€"-Gtfllet Winner. Stewart MtcArthur, Eu! Vania. NOVEMBER 9 1905 Average nttpndance ‘25. Jr. A-â€"E. Hinton. G. Cuff. G gar-m f “mas: - Ol’kfi Dark Hair Vim are you: friends saying about you? That your gray Eur makes you look old? nd yet, you are not forty! ostoone this looking old. Use Ayer’a Hair Vigor and restore to your gray hair all the deep, dark, rich color of early life. Then be satisfied. _A‘1A!!"'_!" 7"" W W “I!“ __--_ g-A‘ -â€"A I -â€" fl. - auction as lots 15 and 16. con. 3, 8.1) B. Glonelg. on A. L LAWRENCE, Teacher am- ]. NORMANEY. M. M. ADMR, Teuchor. RITCHIE. Teacher. E: ”daughter of 3112“. Hz." \1.-n mzl ' 'Il united in nru‘ri.t;.;~ R . V - with Mountain. sun u! Hr. H} n! 'L' filountain, Bentinck. 'l'nv h'LYW dlnfl of brown lmiies‘ cl»: .; ‘rimu ' cream allover lace .m‘l hm sister of t 'hilo tb groom WM: suppor W Fred. The bag «manta puma nu: PAST wen: enemas READERS. WI [”8 special clubbing l'atvs our puld-in-advanoe subscriiu‘rs. 80‘! 09(96in hn'gaim. in millinet .t 80 F0 “()de B. I! you lave not bought. your «m ”“008 mu BLOCKWS. I“. Murlm'k. WMICE \VANTEU L0 lvm'n 1‘ drug business. Must b» qualifivd. Apply 1t Darling's Drug Sun-v. 8n Xia- Dick's Big Millinery N “Mamet“. will!!! H. JACKz-mx. Durham. ha been minted an Issuvr of Marl'iw Deco-es. ll-HHtv HOUSE 1‘0 RENT.~A desirable hri dwelling house (if (5 I'Oulus. Apply d“. ofllce. ”-1 [3 you want any Electric Boll Medea“ on Keith Nt-wtnn. L can Street. 3pd. A TELEGRAM was I'm-wivva' by Mrs. M, Kl‘ess. :ummm her sister. Miss Mary l’u Hamilton was seriuusly ill. ALL Pvt-suns havi the law Janus M. 1 ed to send llwm in l the is auxiuus tn 5"! 01100. To REx'r‘aA desiral Upper Town. Durham Cable on the. pvt-unison Mary MClntush. I’m'hr ncDougall, Muhwk. l’. PIE AND BOX Sm‘lAlu Box Social will lw iwld i; School on the cvmxing u 17th, 1905. Admission 1H bringing pies and invites fl programme is being pl'i‘lb: OUR last issue cnutai matical problem. This like to have the opiniun on the following : â€"“Th« tween an Old maid and man." As a sun “one makes 5mm and (be other duo THE remains of or reached Brand‘ and the undertake to Mr. Kress cumpliu highly on th“ good 51 tiou the budy Was in complimented," Hwy out. a nice casket and outside case. Thv 2'11 lt 4. p. m. 90 Brand” THE Annual 3h and Foreign Bihlt In Trinity Church nesday the 22nd i 8 o'clock. Rev. Priceville, and M'- will addl'vss llw :l'ui Peop‘c's Surivt-iv» M ed to I)» in “twink” flanged to sup] (H1! or meetings fur tin» dill invitatiun in ('1 H. BBOWS, Chan-m held in the Methudist Hun h «m s iny and Monday “PM. Thv rwrnn on Sunday will he dulivmwl by .1 t' a pastor. Rev. ('. Lunufnrd. Hf (‘1 WI). On Monday a l't'utliutl wilL held It 8 p. m. wlwn va. Mr. [.34 (“11 Will deliver his cvlt'hrzuml “dill; ANSIVERSARY Slaxn'h 11‘ ““14 III “Why I [48ft the (‘hum-h of Run Suitable Mitatitms will 1w rmulv 5’ Bow. T. L. Kerruish. of Mt. I’m-A ”church ChOE!‘ MSiStt‘d by luval [I “‘5'.“ furnish thv mu.~i(' at all .~ M Free-will uffvriugs an: I'Hluj AT eight o'clock \'\'. M. at the Presbylm'in “a Will. P‘afllllhv’il‘ub 0d at all servi Trust Fund. wuss-no. 2017. Fifteen Ce desirah su’t )l rmg Hun l and a married ! er, we will say Ll man happy tori n‘t." \Vhich is This Week we w The Cliff M it: "ll ill] ll 1m {I ('Otl App * 5th ins send a k m: him ' H ll W rm; “f 0f Chm HID Molhm ll M UV U M remit lllil by “II mi 1h