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We ére not i wood Pamts : Come and G. "3“] W¢ $$$¢gaa$¢a I v f‘ '3. The most exclusive 3 designs ever shown in 33 Durham 513(3an Bor- 4:? (11:: S PrmUH :08. C. {,3 ;\'>() it 11"? $100k 0f €33 Cheap gayexs. A Pleasure it) Show them to You $¢$¢¢ co m (v3 {(5 There will Always be Something to Interest You. D?“ is ’»§'O I ..‘fi “6“ «9‘ng 0“?“ 10d KEEP IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH TH’ES STORE AND ITS PRICES 3 cans Corn for ................... 3 cans Peas {or .................. 3 cas Bean. for ................. 3 cans Tomatoes for .......... . . . . 3 cans Pumpkins for ........ .. . . .. 3 cans Blueberries for . . . . . ........ 6 tins Sardines for ................ 3 tins No. l Kippered Herring for . 2 tins No. 1 Red Salmon for ....... The most exclusive designs ever shown in Durham Scenic Bar (18:: Paneleflects. c. Ala-0 ti lame Stock of New Wallpaper H. ‘ where can I buy the best § {raw Paints ALEX. RUSSELL A Pleasure in Show them to You at. for the least Money? Come and Get a Color Card. Now is the time to think abmu painting, and the questiun an A carload of Redpath Granulated Sugar has i ROBERT BURNETT The Big Sim ifo;..... .............. 25c rOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOooooo 25c and Earring for.... . .. 25c Salmon for ....... . . 250 GET WISEâ€"-â€"â€"-SHOP HERE Friday Saturday )‘O 0111‘ Spring 1805 . . . . a. 3 jars Jam (assorted) for ........... 6 lbs. No. 1 Figs for ............... 4 lbs. No. 1 Dates for .............. '2 tins Pine Apple for ............. ‘2. cans Clarke’s Corn Beef for ....... 3 cans Chi-he’s Pork and Bows for. 6 bars Pure Castile Soap for. . . . . .. . 6 bars Sunlight Soap for ............ 6 bars Pure Catholic Soap for . . . . . . . just arrived. ””99 yn'n'g hulls. {rum 11 co 0-: months old . Will he sold VPIW chewp nl~o om» umng cow in Cu”. “'63 'xct‘a'W“ { " )0Ul'g suck or a 20m ‘eo. v: "”8”!“ *1 )189. ply-an n.‘m-- “In“ awn 0m» .umng cow in calf. “'i; .xc‘uange f.-r ~young SNOk Of a 200d wrvinuahlu horse. Plvnso coma and we uur at ck before you buy March 10â€"4 Keep the bowels open 'WitHâ€"one of Ayer’s Pills at bedtime, Just one. Ask Your .1012 Doctor: If he tells you to take Ayer‘s Cherry Pectora-l for your severe cough or bronchial trouble, then take it. If he has anything better, then take that. We have great confidence in this medicine. So will you, when you once know it. The best kind of a. testimonial- “ Sold for over sixty years.” éhefihoms fm Sale. We have no secrets! We publish the formulae of ell our medicines. 1‘" 7: :‘ket Report. .00.. no. .00 25c 0000.00000000000 -56 ffor........ 2 2 for..... 2 ‘2 pfor............ 250 3.0. C..Lowe 1133:. we .0 Aye:- o 0‘11, SARSAFARILLA. 1181.33 when. 029 pi-r CWt 'r ’b ........ W A. LIVINGSTON. RHAM. March 11 1906 Vickers 800 to DL'RB AM CHRONICLE 11 to t0 IO 6 60 8 00 80 91'; 4% 11 l 4 ($0 0": Mr. and Mrs. 81: Boonhyille, are the t of a young daughter Previous to their departu: pleasant time was spent a mer’s mother's. Mrs Jas. J of this place. Mrs. Paris e the compa 1y with some selections on his phonogral fine songs were sung by thc and an all round pleasant indulged in. After par-tall good things provided the dispersed with good-byes wishes znd a safe journe and Mrs. Paris. Miss Mary Ernest, home for the preaen tad hearty. There is snow ODOUgh for commerce yet and the farmers are hustling in logs aed c1nwvin,.o,r home lumber which goes to show that building and im- pro vemente are going on. Mr- and Mrs Wm. Paris left for their home in Dakota em: ...--n. It is a common complaint with women The right treatment is Ner- viliue, which penetrates to the seat ofthe pain immediately. Nerviline warms and sombes the afiected pans. raws out the irritation and pain. aliows the patent ease after one rubbing. No liniment so economical and 53(9. Nearly fifty years in use, and the demand immensely greater every day! Nervilina mnur Im a“; Wcll. Mr. Editor, we an out. again and will try to g few happenings around the Mr. David Donnellv is on the sick list at present. bu! hope soon to hear of his speedy recovery. \liss Jean Milligan was the guest of'Miss Berta Cufl from Friday till Saturday. Mr. and Will Legate. of the Rocky. Vi>iÂ¥9d the latter’s siSter. Mrs. Harry MiUer. Mr Joseph Lindsay. of West St: perior. visited his brocher. Robert, over Sunday Miss Annie Lezate. Datham. visit‘ ed Mrs. R. Legace, one day last. week. Mr .Harry Reay. Red Deer, Alber- ta. is spending a couple of months visiting relatives around herd. Mr, and Mrs. John Cufl’ Sundayed with their daughter, Mrs. W. E Hunt. speun Sunday with the Hunt family. Mr Joe Lindsay. Business College. Mt Forest, visited his parents here. Miss Ahnie Alexander visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCaslin family visited at. Mr John Bai Sunday. H-.. v“. Fafty chocolate coated ta dens an al! dealers. I :- mechanism, like delicate ma- .rliilwry, by even a slight; cause is so Jimrranged as to be practically use less. A headache is no trifling matter because the stomach. kidneys and liver are sure to be afiected. To cure the cause of headaches and pre- vent new attacks. use Ferrczone; it aid-z the Stomach by supplying nonr. isbing blood. vitalizes the nerves and brain instantly. Ferrozone bracesâ€" gives toneâ€"elevates your Spirits. No such health bringer known. ()ur new assessor. Mr.Thos. Davis. went down the line last week. He appears to be giving general satis- faCtion in his valuation of prOperty. Miss Maria Davis returns to her home in Bagot. Man.,this week after spending the Winter with her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas Edge. While working round a cawinP: macbine on Saturday Mr. William Ritchie got his coat sleeve caught on aset screw on the shaft from the horse power. He was jerked down and againSt the knuckle on the shaft but was fortunately able to pull him- srli free. His coat sleeve and shirt sleeve were torn to ribbons but be a end a few slight scratches he escaped :njury. Mrs. Jas. Edge took seziously ill again on Sunday morning. but at time of writing (Monday) she is some better. “Ville \VEll‘. 0f Boathvilln- vieitnri hi: fir. and Mrs. Tbcs. Bozhwell of G‘enmont. were auescs at Mr. Tbos Greenwood’ 5 last E riday. Mr. and Mrs Jos. BOyle were call- e-rs in this neighborhood recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ritchie were vis; ing with Mr. Jas Paton, Swin- tau Park. over the week end. Edgar Ritchie is at present em- ployed with Mr. Robert Grierson, of Aberdeen. Messrs Philip and Robert Harper vixited their uncie. Mr. Jas. Edge, iaxS.’ WEEk ting. 5319. No linimant so economical Nearly fifny years in use, the demand unmensely greater 3' day! Nerviline must be good. Sackett’s Corners. t (Hie W'eir, of Bombville, visited brother Jimmie here on Saturday The Wonders of the Body Pain About the Hips bar's. Mrs Jas. Renwick’s, : . Mrs. Paris entertained my with some very fine on his phonograph. Some Edge Hill. Vickers. nd pleasant timefjngs After partaking of the Ernest has returned present looking hale - *tw-J ROOd'byes and good “(a journey for Mr. enry McCaslin and Mr John Bailey’s try to give you a are thaWed 3 Corners. commerce company week. a very Miss Dick Telaphone3~Maim 5708; Main 117 Spring Millinery. 1â€"?â€" * THE JEWELER. DURHAM, om. 3v; %W**%*%***%%%Xé§k§§ é%%%§f<$§é* 5% Come; ,an see them, it’s no trouble to show goodSv and Its a. great satlsfaction for me to Show them. 'I ’4 % 9 ll 9% 32 In the latest designs in Masonic and Oddfenows’ ggLocKETs, RINGS AND BUTTONSE‘E selected !h8 leading snipe for the coming 5935011. We are busy preparing: for the Openina< w. ‘iich will he an nounced later. \‘Iins Ghent of Coboura is engage-d as head trimmer. “’9. have returned frnm visit in}; rhe Wholessle Millinerv Op'minqs in Toronto and New York Where we have Extension Tab! Parhr Tables Parlor Suites Couches Bedroom Suites Sideboards Specialty Jobber-s in all classes of Ha Northern and Central Ontario Agents romp: attention given to Telegraph. telephone my. BOULTER, DAVIES 6’ COMPANY Geo. E. Boulter. DURHAM ONT i ETXG swam» AND THIRD !-_. ' IiiVidnns Hf In? 16 com L E. (I R, A” wht‘. haw-i «grufid, an“, :13} who inn ml to sign t-‘~e Svrvicw RUM of the *(mth Grey R!!! ' Asspciatiwn «'9 hetehv "Pquvs‘u‘d to g.) a'. once *0 Poiice Magi-mute Tâ€"dfor-i. N s..vne othr'r Jusfic-e of the Peace and Take the On? in M A?“ main?» Feb. l9zh, ’Uficf. BY ORDER divisions Hf 1m IO (Wm L E. H.- Glmwlz 10') zen-u The farm is >i I are The R ckx \‘mgouu \xithin tine»? n iim the Town at Durham well v. :ncxwi. :1 frame! i‘ur panic 13am anp'n' t) V'eb. liâ€"--tf Chaise Gleneig Farmfar "alephone and Mail 0 dera, Chas. .53. Dawes. 1'. Odd Chairs Fancy Chairs Springs 6: Mattresses Iron Beds Baby Carriages Cradles K.) ”Wt/'18 BJJtQ and Shops‘ MARCH 1 ‘3: 1903 t'nnt Sf, J P. TE L FORD EOTICE W., aroma. 051V nub nu v0 ham 1d _ WE have the latest spring styles men’ s hats and caps. S. F. Max-10¢} . SEE the two full sale hills given el‘ 'where 111 this 1ssue. John Roberts . flers household effects. and Arch Baird his farm stock. and implmncn ‘ THE Services in the. Pres-bx tmi â€" , hutch on Sunday w ere coudm ted l v. James Farquharson, 01 PH Mound, Alanitoba. brother of t fPa-stor. w“-â€"â€".â€". AUCTIOX SALE of farm stock at] "mplements, at son. 19, lot 11. 1‘:ng monaon Friday March mm. D. 1 V, leridgc. Proprietor. I). Mel’haij ,Auctioneeraâ€"JS tpd. ‘ E THE fellows are all getting onto t] ' racket now that Fl 41- ity can turn 0 i5 the best suit for the money. 31:55 mWâ€"Z’k" COOK and housemaid wanted ~cnty ApplytoJamesR. Gun. g3 AFTER a residence m town f or thn f or four years, Mr. John McKochn g has moved to a farm near the Rock Bath on Friday last. of Mr. Michael leilly. of Priceville. Deceased was genial. generous, big hearted Irish- Ian, possessed of the general charac- mstic of his country and admired nd respected by all who had the good brfiune to know him well. For many ears be plied his trade as a. black- nith. until forced through illness of cancerous nature to retire some lonths ago. Since then he was a con ant sufierer till relieve l from pain by 1e cold hand of death. He was a mug Conservative, an adherent of le Presbyterian chum-h and a member i ithe Ancient Order of United \Vork- Len by whom the funeral services ere conducted on Sunday last. A idOw andfour children survive de- .who was about fifty-five years ? THE sermon by the many on Sm Lday evening next in the Methodi: E{church will be addressed to your WE truly regret to chronicle the HAVE you $99!) [7 laxity}: New and p-to-date stock of suitings. Evezv mar new gt: a: :-.. stem], not only its shle nd comfort, but having this season a more skilful and experiunced stafl’ emr bloyed can assure workmanship equal 0 the City trade. THE Oddfellows have (im'idki to NW! m At Home on the 215th inst” , hut heir big day will be the dmmyzwnu? ion to he held about the 1423: of Jum-. Premier ‘Vhitney, R. P. G-umw and )ther members of the Legisl: :3 l4 0 v. ill be present, but they 11 not talk pulitics.‘ women, the topic being. VVoman’s Engagement." the building is 3-3 by 6} ft. 2!) feet}1 high, with full sized ham-mm. Tm‘ walls'are of cement Hacks and the tost is $4,100, which has been umx‘e ban provided for by subscriptiun. THE little daughter of Mr. Ale: Russell had an operation performed few days ago for the removal nf par of her tonsils. “'9. are plumsml t know she is doing well. WE have just received the nattie spring clothing we have ever ShO\Vi S. F. Morlock. THE extremely mild weather has ken a. change and the last week or so Hers but little from the same date of dinary winters. True the snow is Re light, but sleighing is good and rmers are making good use of it. bad and logs are coming in rapidly. \VE will hold our Millinex'y 0pc} ings on \Vednesday and Thursda. March 28th and 29th. S. F. Morloc THE Chatsworth News has mm 104 1:8 twenty-second vear and gives ex 3{ lence of a vigorous manhood. MrI 1 3lyth has a. strong right, arm and wields a Vigorous pen in deft ”CF 0] Vhat he believes to be the light. \\ é visk him continued prosperity. I MISS DICK'H Spring Millinex-y ()per .ngs will be held on Wednesday an A NEW Methodist Church Wm- dedic ted-at Earnings Mills on the 1th inst. thrsdav..\1arch 23m and 29m Sh! [as put forth every effort to make 4‘ {rand display of the best 'Uhls ye hown in Dtuham. The Chronic] - VOL. 39â€"N0. 2036. 011111 ih Ll