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EH8 .re to meet own Shoe Store. 1906 .nd see ’em. 8! ES. and Stifl‘ They are ade 2 33 W fWe Satisfy . . . ‘Our Customers The Bread Bill While we make a speciulty of bread. we also bake many other nice things such as Cakes. Doughnuts,Cookioo, Buns. Pies. etc.. etc. Alwsvs In“. Model Edie”. ()ver One Hundred Suit Lengths. Direct Importation from the 0213 C 1;: 1 e13 one Who has seen them 5113’s the} 1:1 '1 "‘11ene3vest weaves and patterns f1 om 1111,- and Scotch looms. Iwu Special Features OF OUR SPRING STOCK. l‘weeds, Cheviots, Vicunas, Good solid brick house of ninel rooms. on Gamfraanr . upper town. Heated by furnace; electric lights. First. clasa kuchen and furnace cellars Good woodsbed: hard and soft water 3} acre ground with betr- oxchard and good burn. Also some good pasture lots. well wuered. For further particulars apply onf premises to I MARCH 29, 1906 A brick Giza? house with 813039 in connec'ion on Garafraxa Street. Good business location. also let ad- joingimz about tilty feet frontage. Small Stablv (m adjoining lat. Hard amd sch. “ate: Wm- be sold en bloc. Apph 2'): promises to Mrs. C. Ector or to Samuel Scottâ€"21m). H. H. MOCKLER HOUSE AED LOT FOR SALE. G. H. STINSON For Sale or to Rent. ariettas, Lustres, Poplins, flohairs, Crespines, Sicilians, Venetians, Chiffon Venetians, Crepe de Chines, Armures, Tweeds. have a Boar for Service. Is one OUR customers are always glad to pay. So well that they like to spend their money here. Wash Goods department; is full to overflowing the newest and best. We invite your inspec- Everyone enjoys looking at nice fresh goods. It is our pleasure to show them. \V M lef‘ A. GORDON, Durham 18 nan NEW TROUSERINGS In Tweed and Worsted effects. forkshire. at. the farm and. Terms, 75 cents "Suiting and Dress Goo SélV 0111‘ SEOC k BRYANSNarney special proposition to make you in legard Suits to 01 dex It you want to be One well dressed men in town see us before 111111119 1: m sming suit. D‘JI‘C New Suitings Durham. Ont. WASH GOODS Llamas, Serges and VVorsteds. befm this season. these goods is ’ten times are lTnot exaggelatinrr DRESS GOOD§ TRADE the shionablc Things are never done by halves at The Hardware Store. Last Wednesday car No. 3811 arrived at Durham station load- ed with Hardware consigned to W. Black Name something you cannot get in our es- tablishment that you require in the Hard- ware line. Our Show Cases are filled with Silverware of the latest design. Every article stamped W. Black is guaran- teed. In Table, Des- sert and Tea Spoons we lead the market. We can give you any article in Table Cut- lery you may require. Some special bargains in IXL Table and Dessert Knives. If you are in search of a Pocket or Pen Knife do drop in and ex- amine. our assortment. It is not advisable to wait until the sap Is running before you buy your Sap Pails and Spiles. Our stock is complete. Another lot of those Bread Mixers just to hand Kneads bread in 3 minutes. Every woman should have CD8. id'msz shade ount cannot fihd truth. The wealth of true love will cure the love of wealth. He cannoc find wisdom who will not. worship. ‘ The flowers of triumph are watered by tears. Personal righteousness will be the source of any permanent reform piety is simply a feeling: 0 the third class nassenge glory train. You get near the real valuation of a man when you see him pm. a penny in the ofiering while he sings, _" Take my life.” One of the great deficiencies of modern worship is that it presents only one Opportunity to walk up the aisle with the new dry goods. Its Healing Air Reaches Every Tis- sue of Nose. Throat and Lungs. HYOMEI KILLS CATARRHAL GERMS. All the stomach dosing in the world cannot do any actual good in the treatment of catarrhal troubles. unless the nose and throat are com pletely free from catarrhal germs, and the poison that they produce. Hyomei is Nature’s truo cure for catarrh. It destroys all germs in the air passages and lungs, scathes and heals the irritated mucous membrane, and efiectually drives from the sys tem all traces of the poison. When using the Hyomei treatment, the air you breathe is like that on the Moun l tains, high above the sea level, where‘ the pine woods fill the air with puri tying and healing qualities that give health and strength to those sufier ing from diseases of the respiratory organs. Breathed through the neat pocket inhaler that comes withgevery outfit. the healing air of Hyomei reaches every tissue of nose, throat and lungs, and immediate relief is given, and a permanent cure is soon l made. truggle is the school of strength The complete Hyomei ontfis. con sisting of an inheier, medicine drop per. and one home of Hyomei, costs only 81.00. exun battles 50 cents. If you cannot obtain Hyomoi of your douier. it will be forwarded by unit. pontugo puid. on rocoipt. of price. Wrme co-duy for consult: tion bunk tbs: will ontitlo you to services of our medical depurtmont without charge. The R. T. Boozb Company. fiyonei Building. Ithncu, Our attention has been directed by a citizen to a very general fault at entertainments and public gather ings in Chatsworth. It is that when the first strain of the National An them is struck it seems to be taken by some as the signal for a sudden scramble to get into coats and Wraps and get out of the hall. It is at least net complimentary to our King or creditable to the people. but we are inclined to the belief that the breach There’ s a lot of maple so perfectly ;od they cann'ot give thé rest of us chan eeven to be nrettv good. is the result. of thoughtlessness rather than luck of loyalty and es- teem -â€"Cbatswonh Banner. Atltiifl o’clock. sharp. the following valuable House- hold Furniture: First class piano; parlor suite; side iboard; dining table; dining room ichairs; bed room suites; Springs and lmattresses; stoves; pipes; drums; 'i'carpets , curtains; curtain poles; lounges; cupboard; centre table; side table; small tables; kitchen ta- :bles and chairs; bureaus; hall rack; lamps; dishes; lawn mower; tinware; garden tools; and a. number of other articles too numerous to mention. Mumâ€"Cash. Six months’ time on piano, and certain other articles. J our: Bonuses, J 0311 CLARK, 1 Proprietor. Auctioneer. I UP ENTIRE Household Goods and Effects The undersigned Auctioneer has been insuucted to sell by Public Auction at the residence of the-Proprietor. Upper Town. Durham. on WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4th, 1906, AUCTION SALE? entence Sermons. mote ’than the Sunday 2 to make the Christian are iosing much of life as well as medicine to leave tradition dxiftigg with the to think that the are afrax DURHAM UflltUJN 1U ‘15 d of 108- butthe 010 lass for the 01d Lady’s Matrimonial Experiences and How it Ended. Hamburg. March 23.â€"Several years ago a wealthy lady. 73 years old, liv- ing in the suburb of Altona, replied to a matrimonial advertisement, and ir. this way made the acquaintance of a Danish merchant named peter son. aged 45. Peterson was subse quently a frequent visitor at the fashionable villa of the old lady who always received him with great hospitality. and often supplied him with money. One day whenPeter son. who was at the villa, was con-i {tinted by a lull? who claimed to be '11.; wife. he threatened suicide. There was a Stirring scene. which finally ended. however, in Mrs. Pet erson agreeing to seek a divorce from her husband on receiving a large sum of money from the old lady. As a consequence the couple were married, and Peterson took his _ aged bride to COpenhagen. where he. bought a villa at. a cost of 310.000 From the first day of their wedded life Peterson treated his wife with great brutai‘ny. On one occasion he handed her a. rope and a. loaded re volver, {toiling her either to shoes or hang herself, as she was a mere nuis- ance. When this had gone-on for some time the old lady had succeed ed in escaping..ahd found her way to Hamburg, where, after telling her story to the police. she was placed in the hOSpital. There she made a will, leaving everything to her niece Peterson follo'Wed. his wife, but was arrested by the Hamburg police. and must. now undergo trial. To the Editor of The News: Anent the proposal of the Ontario Govern- ment to change the County Council Act, it seems to me the proposal in the bill before the Assembly is a de~ cidedly retrograde Step. The present arrangement has reduced the c05t of County Council government ver) materially. it has reduced the evil of the sectional idea. that prevailed under the old system to a minimum. and has been so satisfactory that novt achange of Government has taken place there is really no demand for the change. The old cry in the time of the Ross regime has died out fo: the want of a “raison d’etre.” Tbel proposition to increase the number of County Councillors by about sixty percent. means sixty per cent. in crease in the cost of county govern. ment as to give each municipality a Councillor, and an additional Council lor if the municipa:ity has 1,000 v0ters, is also a weak arrangement. and in some cases will work unlairly. because it practically means that a municipality with 999 voters will be entitled to one representative on and a municpality with 1.001 vcte s will be entitled to two representa tives. end so on per 1,000 voters. SAID SHE WAS A NUISANCE. If any charge is made I would suggest that each municipality han- one representative only. and that he have a vote {or each 100. 200. or 300 voters in his municipality (as deem: d advmable) This would give fair play all round, and be as near “rep." by ”pop.” as could be obtained. W. T. Bailey. Mr. I. B. Lucas, the pepular mem ber of the Legislature for Centre Grey, on Tuesday last received this mention in "The Gallary Clock”! column of the Toronto Star: “ The: Clock does not fail to notice that, young Mr. Lucas of Centre Grey is a favorite chairman when the House is in committee. The frequency with which he is called to this post of honor is taken to mean that he will be the next Speaker. Youth will be .served. This world belongs to the ,young men. as the next world he 'longs to :the old. Although Mr. Lucas is known as the Boy Orator. he is no callow stripling. He has the usual number of wisdow teeth. and" time, while careful of him, has be- gun to trace a few crowsfeet round his eyes. In 1909 he will be three years older. and of full senatorial age. a fitting successor to St. John the magnificent. though lacking his pride of port. The Clock hepes that Lucas will never feel a day older than he looks. May the hair of his Ibead never grow less. May it never lbecome an early grey through shak- ing the furnace. May his cherub face be always round and rosy. and may the liquid dew of youth lighten ibis eye to extreme old age. Lucas icomes from Markdale, the home of [Dr. Sproule. This alone picks him out for a great destiny. Grey Coun~ ty is a mocher of lions." Rep. by Pop. in County Councils. The most successful way of ward- ing 03 the approach of old age is to maintain a vigorous digestion. This can be done by eating only food suited to your age and occupation. and when any disorder of the stomach appears take a dose of Cham berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct it. If you have a weak stomach or are troubled with indigestion, you will find these Tablets to bejust what " you need. For sale at Parker e Drug While a billions attack is decidedly unpleasant it is quickly over when Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets are used. For sale at Park- er’s Drug Store. Ornngeville, Much 17th 1906. How to Ward Off Old Age. (London Free Press.) HOPKINSâ€"Ifi Béntinck, on Thursday, March 22nd, 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins, a. daughter. “1 have been using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and want to say it is the best cough medicine I have ever takeo,” says Geo. L. Chubb, a mero chants of Harlan. Mich. There is no quesniou about its being the best, as it will cure a cough or cold in. less time than any other treatment ‘1: should always be kept. in the house ready for lustaut use, for a. cold can be cured in much less time when promptly treated. For sale at. Park- er’s Drug Store. THE CHRONICLE SPECIAL TRAINS Iron smLEas With live stock and effects. tram Toronto at 9.00 pan. Semen travelling without live stock should use 1.45p. m. train from Toronto duly. on Tuesdays Wednesdafi Fridays and Sat- urdays. Cost of sleeping rths as follows:â€" Winmpeg - $4.00 Regina - .00 Moose Jaw - 5.00 Calgary - 6.00 “Settlers’ Guide” and “ Western Canada" booklets of practical use and interest to set. tiers, with rates and full information free upon application to nearest Canadian I’aciflo Agent or wnte to C. B. Foster. D. P. A. c. P. a. Toronto. All who have signed, and all who intend to Sign the Service Roll of the South Grev Rifle Association are herebv requesxed to go at once to Police Magistrate Telford, or some ether J ustice of the Peace and take the Oath of Allegiance Feb. 19th, ’Oth. BY ORDER. Is the People’s Paper. Are you one of the P901319? MARCH mo APRIL commstcms ATTACHED EVERY TUESDAY DU RING TOURIST CARS NO EXTBA CHARGE BORN. IoMaa‘itoba I Alberta and ‘ ' Saskatchewan : NOTICE I ‘5 Darlmgg a DRUG STORE" EDarling’ 8 Improved Condition i Powdei Iiorse an Medic A: J 99;..w mac ‘\| (3 (3 (b (4‘) D1. Chesnev’Es leave Powder Dr. Chesnev’s Cough Powder Dr Dr. Chesney ’s Cleansing Pow- ders BRITISH NATIONAL STOCK FOOD . . . . . r. Chesney’s Purging Balls Wood taken in exchange for Stock Food. Chesney’s DrV Murxizm Powder The best and cheapest Food on the market. Has been proved by some of the BEST FARMERS in the County. The People’s Druggist