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PEEFEHE STORE make money iave it save it with- nz it. ,otwear Quickly Goods. ’n-town Shoe Store- OW PERS States. mades" ow fine xactmg re ts of r wear 1 bring we H Know Which we will Continue unti REI [EITER SALE Genuine Snaps FEBRUARY 22, 1906 M oh airs, Vestings in fine and heavy weights, in White, Black and white, Alice Blue. Champagne. Ducks in various colors, also white. Zephyrs,_ Voilettes, Crepe de Mousline De Lainettes, ' Giughams. Muslines, Organdies, Fancy Muslimsâ€"blacks black and white effects. also Silk Mulls Dotted Swiss. Jasmine Cord, the new wash fabric, in black white. 1 yard Wide, 1233c per yd In Japan '1‘afi'eta. Tamelines. Waist Silks in self stripes and fancy check patterns The best and largest stock we have ever handled. Don’t Forget the Red Letter Sale Still Goes On frettpnes. Art Denims, Art Muslims, Tafl'estries, Art Sateens and Curtam Muslims in profusion. H. H. MOCKLER >airs Ladies’ Ribbed Cashmere Hose, worth 350, on sale perpairfor ...... ..... ...... yards mill ends Flannelettes. various weights and pat- terns, selling at :20 to 25 per cent. below regular prices. yards Print. worth yards Print, Special selling at per 33rd garments Ladies’ Underwear, vest. and 600, on sale per garment for .......... . . garments Ladies’ Underwear, vest and New Laces and Embroideries 'C. on That is the inference we must draw from the number of people who are taking advantage of the big reductions in manv lines of goods which we are In manV making ( Q This week we have filled many tables with new lines of goods marked away down. The manner in which our bargain tables have been cleared off in the past is proof of the We have passed into stock over $1,000 dollars’ worth of new spring goods comprising . .' . . . , Note These Low Prices (See Durham Review for further list of Bargains 3 We shall be glad to show you these goods any time. The values are un. surpassed, and those who have seen them say the patterns, colors and general appearance are up to the highest de- gree of excellence. . . sale per garment. (Many Lustres, Etamines, Sicilians, Henriettas, Light Tweed Suitings, etc. New Dress Goods WHICH WE OFFER CIUI‘IDQ 0111‘ New Kid Gloves New Art Goods that lines too numerous to mencnon The washable kind. 01' to 14c. on sale per yard for the End of Febmaw drawers, worth drawers, worth and and and Miss Annie Daniels is reported to have appendicitis. Miss Martha McFadden is home from Buffalo. .- Mrs. Langdon went to Mt, Forest on Tuesday. Miss Maud Caldwell has a. case of nursing at Holstein. Mr. Fred Kelly is spending a. couple of weeks at home. Messrs Kearney and Keeler were in Owen Seund Sunday. Mr. Steve Ludlow returned Tuesday from Parma, Mich. Mrs. \anfe accompanied her daugh- ter. Mrs. Bradley. as far as Toronto. Mr. Evered McKinnon returned to Toronto after spending a. couple of months at home. Mr. Carson went to Fergus Tuesday to take Mrs. Carson home from the hospital. \Ve regret that the doctors have little hope to offer. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Scott, and daughter May, left Tuesday for Al- berta, where they intend to take up their home. : Mr. and Mrs. H. \Vilkinson of Var- ‘ ney, gave a. Valentine party to a few Fof their friends last Tuesday evening. ; A very pleasant and profitable time i was enjoyed by everyone. Each one; i . . ' received a. Valentme. 3 ! Mrs. Thos. McAnulty received the { 'sad news of the death of her siste1-in- , law, Mrs. J ames Braithwaite of Indian I lHead, Sask, on the 13th inst. About! {thirty years ago, she came as :1 bride: ‘ with her husband from Y orkshire, 3 England, and resided on the farm that i is now known as the Burnett farm. in I Bentinck. Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull have moved to town and from What We know of them we can give them a hearty wel- come as citizens. Mrs. John A. Bradley, and child left Tuesday for Calgary Where she will join her husband who intends to make his home there. Mr. J. B. Shaw. who was on the Chronicle Staff for a. year or more, and subsequently on the Dundas Star, recently accepted a situation on tne Petrolia Topic. \V’e understand he now occupies the position of foreman. i Keep your bowels regular by the gase of Chamberlain's Stomach and iLiver Tablets. There is nothing better. For sale at Parker’s Drug . Store. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets will help you to digest your food. It is not the quantity of food taken that gives strength and vigor to the system. but the amount diges- ted and assimilated. If troubled with a weak digestion, don’t fail to give these Tablets 9. trial. Thousands have been benefitted by their use. They cost a quarter. For sale at Parker’s Drug Store. To THE GREY BRUCE FmE INSURANCE 00., HANOYEP. Gentlemen,â€"-â€"I take this, my first opportunity to thank you publicly for the very prompt manner in which you have settled my claims of loss in the destruction of my house by fire on Sunday the 11th inst, Everything was satisfactorily adjusted, and $700, the full amount of claim, paid over on the following Tuesday. the second day after the fire occurred. Again thank- ing you for your promptness, I am Yours etc.. (fr-awfm-d. Ont. ROBT. TWAMLEY The undersigned Auctioneer has been instructed to sell bv Public Auction. an Lo: No. 3, Con. ‘2. Egremont, on Saturday, Feb. 24th, 1906 the following Stock : 1 black horse 5 years old; 1 gray horse 3 years old; 1 gray mare. aged. good worker; 1 bay mare rising 6 years old. in foal; 1 Durham bull calf 11 months old. eligible for regis- tration; 1 three-year-old heifer, sup- posed in calf; 1 cow, supposed in call; 2 steers rising 3 years old; 3 steers rising 2 years old; 5 heifers rising 2 years old: 3 steers rising 1 year old; 3 heifers rising lyear old; 1 York- shire boar, registered, 1 year old; 1 large 80W; 4 young pigs; 3 store pigs; 3 sheep. SALE AT ‘ONB O’CLOCK, SHARP. No medicine can replace food but. Irawfm'd. Ont. Teams OF SALEâ€"All sums of $10 and. under. cash: over that amount 12 months’ credit will be given on furnishing approved joint. notes. or /0 fat-8 cash in lieu of notes The farm is a good one, and will be ofiered for sale, or will rent. for a term of not less than 10 years; rent $150 yearly, in tdvance. If rented, security will be required for the limited time, or amount. Posses- sion arranged to suit- CHAS. GRAY, D. McPHAIL. Pmprietor. Auctioneer. Credit Auction Sale PERSONAL MENTION. For 3. Weak Digestion. FARM STOCK Card of Thanks. 01" DURHAM UHRUN lbl 1E A week ago last Thursday. We are sure it. was the day That the Osu-ich bird. passed through our burg. - At the speed of a run-away Mr. and Mrs. John Staples and Ma~ter Joe. visited friends on the south line Glenelg. a week ago Sun- day. The boys who recently came home from the 800, report that the depth of snow on the level in that part of the country, averages about four feet. \Ve can’: beam. of a plentiful supplv here. The game should be allowed to rest in peace on the Sabbath day, but Dur- ham boys do not seem to think as we dams it has been a common recurrence recently to see a party of boys running dogs through the swamps in this locality' It is really too bad that they have not got: common sense to know that. it is non right to do so. Mr. Robert Bell is at. present busily engaged hauling lumber from Dur- ham for the new barn he intends erecting during the coming summer. On Wednesday last. while on his way to a wood bee Mr. M. J. Staples bada run-away. Nobody got: hurt but we undersnand that the cutter had to undergo some repairs. Mrs. James Sharp and her three children of Rathwell, Manitoba. IS at present the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs. Jas. McGirr. Those beer and card parties must have taken a strange efiect on the Mulock Reporter’s brain. when such hallucinations have risen before his imagination. as hearing the caW of the crow, or seeing the ganders scrutting around. We expect to hear those welcome sounds and see those familiar sights when spring Opens but they are yet a little way 03. Mr. James Vessie of Mordens’ Cor- ners visited friends in this burg last Sunday, call again Jim. Your’e uneasy, rescless. without appetite. Still worse you are thin and fagged out. Work must be done but Where is the strength to come from? Make your blood nutritious and you’ll have lots of strength. Your only hope is Ferrozone, an instant blood~maker, blood-purifier, blood enricher. It brings keen appetite digests food and supplies nutrition for building up all the bodily tissues. Ferrozone makes muscle and nerve- fibre, increases your. weight, instills a reserve of energy into the body that defies weariness or exhaustion from any cause. To have virility and healthy vigor use Ferrozone which all dealers sell in 500. boxes. A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. Chas. Boyle on the 14th inst.., when his daughter Mary R. was united in marriage to Mr. Walter A. Ledingham of “Ray- burn Sask. The ceremony took place at 5 30 o’clock in the presence of 70 guests, friends of the bride and groom. Rev. R. B, Ledingham of Waldimer brother of the groom made them man and wife assisted by Rev. A. N. McDonald of Dornoch pastor of the bride. The bride entered the parlor escorted by her father to the strains of the wedding march render- ed by Miss M. Gunn of Durham. The bride’s wedding gown was of white silk trimmed with allover lace, rib bon and applique. the bridal veil being held in place by a bunch of cream Carnations. The bride was assisted by her twin sister Hanna who was dressed in pale blue nuns veiling trimmed with white applique and wore a bunch of carnations. The groom was supported by his cousin - -'Q _ a programme of Speeches. solos etc. The presents were numerous and costly, the groom’s gift to the bride being $20.00 in gold and to the brides- maid a gold brooch The happy couple drove to Owen Sound the next day to Spend a short honeymoon with friends and in a few days start for their home in the West. They start life with bright prospects and carry with them the good wishes of their many friends. A. M. Ledingham of Williamsford. After the ceremony and usual con- gratulations the guests retired to the dining room where a sumptuous dinner was served. The evening was nleaaamly spent in games. music and Moran brothers, Duncan brothers. and Boyle boys are rushing out legs and telegraph poles. They are all hustlers. Chas. Duncan and Frank Boyle star: in a few days for the West. there to seek their fortune. Thos. Moran has bought himself a highstepping whalebone driver and don’t turn out any more to let the boys past. The scholars of No. 4 are well pleased with their teacher Miss B. Binnie who is taking great interest in her work and gaining the good will of her pupils. A little girl came to the home of R. Goodwell one nigh: lately with bare bead and feet. They‘took begin and she is doing A working minority usually presup- poses a workable majority. You may read hair raising stories on the label of the bottle that is warranted to curd baldness. Darkie’s Corners. Why That Weariness? GLASCOTT. Well. - Congratulations There Are Some Useful Articles In Our Store For The Women . . . . HARDWARE for. as it is have all our you can see entering the s That have to be enquired W Buy one of our \1 Barometexs for 250 and V0u will always know What kind of weather we we golng to have. impossible to goods so that then when flarling’s . . DRUG STORE Home ami Cattle Medicines Darling’s Improved Condition Powder Dr. Chesney’s Heave Powder Dr. Chesney’s Cough Powder Dr. Chesney’s Dry Murrian Powder Dr. Chesney ’s Cleansing Pow- ders BRITISH NATIONAL STOCK FOOD . . . . . Dr. Chesney’s Purging Balls DARLING Wood taken in exchange for Stock Food. The People’s Druggist The herd; and cheapest Food on the market. Has been proved by some of the BEST FARMERS in the County.