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w o 0 0 . O Q We intend to agam emghasyLe thls fact by ofl'eymg. Q vou unheard of bargams 1n the followmg hues. sz :9 San. ‘ 7. We have just received Manila. rope. and we are We 1‘: av 63 All sizes. \Ve WW. kinds of Inst arrived :2, new line of solid cast steel shovels, long and Mam-t handles. at a sacrifice price. ALEX. RUSSELL A L L U (f) () D S I) Ii L I \' 1'} R E D 1’ R 0 M 1’ 'l.‘ L Y I N T 0 W N 8253:} Ready- 10- Wear Clothing mfla Fm FOLD MEN, YOUNG MEN and BUYS In Whitewear we are at the top of the heap and are giving best values in Town We still hold the name of having the cheapest and be t groceries in the town. We carry the best obtainable. and never sacrifice quality to make a low price W'e use the utmost care in selecting our groceries. and see that they are properlv kept for the short time they remain in our Store. Our prices are net high. iVe don’t try to give as little as possible for the money, but jusc as much as possible. Try as and prove this assertion. " Our stock is always fresh.” HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS We will not fail at supplying your wants in eVethhing in the Hardware line. be pleased to Mpply your wants in all fish poles. tiles. tmm lines and reels. The right Kind at night prices. a tnll ussmtment ut the vel3' finest doors and pn'ues within leach of e\ 913 man’s pocket. Groceries received a fresh supply of pure .d we are in a position to quote you the very best prices. Screen Doors ishing Tackle Shovels We are again to the front with the best Ready-to-wear (,‘lothing that can be procured 1n the Canadian markets. We handle only the best makes and you can depend on them heina‘the correct thing. Step 1n and have a look. is the cheapést place to buy your Boots and Shoes for Everybody . . We are now prepared to “Boot the whole family” with the latest in Footwear. Special Prices in Children’s Shoes Fall Wheat ........ Spring \Vheat ...... Oats ............. . Peas .............. Barley ............. Hay ............... Butter. ............ Eggs .............. Pctatoes per bag. . . Apple~ . . Flour per mvt. ...... jOatmeal per eack. . ‘Chop per mm ..... {Live Hogs ........ I Dressed Hogs par 0 Hide: pm- 1b ..... Sheepskins. . . . . .. . iVVool. ...... .... ‘Tallow ....... Lard ......... Feed your hair; nourish it; give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will grow long and heavy. Ayer’s Hair Vigor is the only genuine hair-food you can buy. It gives new life to the hair-bulbs. You save what hair you have, and get more, too. And it keeps the scalp clean and healthy. g The best kind otatoatimonmâ€" I “ Sold for over sixty you)? 7 In the Matter of the Durham Natural Gas Oil Company. Limited, of the Town of Durham. in the County of Grey. Take netice tba' at the aajomxwd meeting of the share-holders ou the 29th ulro, it was further posmoned until Friday. the 90th day ofJuny, 1906, at 8 o’clock p. m , to be held in the Town Hall. in the 'I‘own of Dur- ham. in the County of Gxey. - D .IAMIESON. 1 THOS. ALLAN. - Frustees A H.JACKSON. 9 Dated at Durham this 30th day of June, 1906 Market Report. NOTICE. DURHAM. July 18. 1906. CHERRY PM DFRHA M CHRONICLE 90 99 to 5 t0 to to to to to to 00 n 0 10 iorIBE MLVJâ€"uâ€"siice Mabee’e decision respecting the quaehing of Owen Sound’s local option by-hw :â€" Mr. Justice Mabee gave judgment {’0 yeSterrlay, quashing a local option 1‘; bvolaw that had been adapted by the vaters of Owen Sound, after a very Vi energetic campaign, by a majority of M 467 votes out of a total of 2,000; and m throwing on the town the cost of the 0 case. This is for more than one rea- son a very disappointing decision. “,5 The learned judge at the outset laid tc down the dictum that “ the courts do 3 not interfere with the preponderating cl will of the electors except for the n 'clearest and plainest reasons.” It N cannOt be said that such a majority e' did not express the preponderating C will of the electors, but unfortunate- ly there is room for wide difierence of Opinion as to whether the reasons are " clear” and “ plain” enough to justify the nullification of the popu- lar eclaration at the polls. By a process of exclusion that is by no means easily followed the majority of 467 is cut down to 60. Under the law as it then stood this majority was ~till ample for the purpose, but even that was over ridden on account ol "very many glaring omissions and 1 irregularities” which “appearin con. ; nection with proceedings upon the ' vote.” Those irregularities that are specified in the judgment are highly technical: that 18 to say, they are of such a nature that there is no reason to suppose they materially affected the issue. There does n0t seem to be any reason to doubt that by a major- . ity of nearly live hundred the elect- .) are of Owen Sound declared their de- : liberate purpose to have no lic.nsed I“ hotels w:.hin the limits of their town. 0 l 'l‘hat purpose they made c‘ear by their vows, and through no fault or failure 9 of theirs is has been defeated and 81 they are mulctedin atine in the form q I of costs in this suit. Such an out- ‘ 'come is not calculated to allay the 0 . strung a-imositie:, that have been 1 l aroused by the conteSt over the lie-i ' 'ense que tion. The sense of disap- pointment Will be greatly aggravated "’ by the fact that since the vote was ‘taken the law has been changed to the disadvantage of those who are al Opposed to the issue ol licenses. A bare majority Will no longer suflice to carry local option In the last 19 vote the majority obtained was just euOllgl'l to suffice under the preSent , i law. but the margin is too narrow to I ) l i 0. Vi v THE LOCAL OPTION BYâ€"LAW. The following is the_Gl_obe’s 9p.ino he eatnsfactory. In all pzobability when the vote is again taken as it no doubt will be unless the judgment of yeSterday is reversed on appeal, the tide of public indignation will probably suflice to make the majority larger than it was last time, This is the usual effect of any intervention 1 that for a time thwarts the will of? the electors In the meantime it is just and right that no licenses should be granted. pending the appeal from Mr. Justice Mabee’s decision. The Provincial Secretary very properly took prempt action and instructed the License Commissioners for North Grey to issue no licenses for the town of Owen Sound until the validity of the by law 18 finally settled. Under the circumstances this course seems just to all parties. Axtemesia Council met in the town hall on Saturday, July 7th. Mem- bers all present, the reeve ii: the chair. Minutes of previous sessmu read and confirmed. Communica- tions as follows were presented and read: A. McCabe, complaining of fence across Princess street, Prioe ville. and asking to have the same‘ removed; W. J. BOWes, et al, asking‘ to have road known as Miller’s swamp near Markdale, macadamized ; Os Wald \Valker. et al, asking Couuml to take action to close part 01' baseline north from lot 110. 3, N. E, and side- road 10 in con. 14; report of reeve, ;eXpenditure on valley road; the reeve land \lr. McKenzie. report re town iline Artemesia and Euphrasia; 13') law \o. (369 to cl use up and dispose of 23') Sideroad in con. 10, was intro- duced and read a firSl, second and ' third time, and ordered to be entered on the by-law book, Whireâ€"BeStâ€"That the report of committee on town line Artemesia and Euphrasia be received and 3253 amended thereon east of 35 sideroad, provided Euphrasia Council grant and expend an equal amount at same place, and the committee be pad 82 each for their services,â€"Carried. Bestâ€"â€"Wbiteâ€"That the report of committee re R. Campbell be received and filed and that they be paid ‘2 each for their services â€"Carried. McLoughryâ€"Bestâ€"That the fol- lowing accounts for gravel used by overseers, duly certified. be paid, viz: John Haney. $0.30. Wm. Patton $4, Georgo Moore $2 80, R. McGruther $4 45, Wm Davis $4.30, Jos. Ferris $2.80, R. Akict$4.75, George White $4.20. Alex. McLean $2 65, George White $1.85. W. McNicholl $1.50, W. T. Pedlar $4.20, Mrs. Hewitt $4.25. Arthur Johnaton $1.50. J. Ped. lar 51.7 5, James EOSter $4.â€"Carried McLoughryâ€"Bestâ€"That John Tee- ter be paid $5 for removing tile.â€" Carried. McKenzieâ€"-Bestâ€"-That the Bell Teleghone 00. be paid their account, $2.80. for message.â€"Carried. McKenzieâ€"Whiteâ€"That the fol- lowing ,commnted statute labor of 1905 be paid to the overseer named: S, Irwin 32, James Vause 33, G. L. Latimer $9.â€"Carried. Bestâ€"McKenzieâ€"That J. C. Wri- ght be paid 523 for repairing bridge at lot. 190, 3 S. W., and A. Shenett be paid $28 for building and repairing bridge on 100 sideroad.â€"Carried. ARTEMESIA COUNCIL. McKenzie â€"â€"-McLou ghryâ€"I‘hat Jno. McArthur be notified to remove the~t fence 03 Prince street, Priceville,.}. not: later than- che :ir'sc (hay. of Aug- i; met next, or this council will be ‘ obliged to take action unaer provis- i ions of hy-law 416 of this municipal- i 1 Bestâ€" Whyteâ€"That the petition of W. 12. Bowes, et a1, asking to have Miller’s swamp macadamimed be laid! over until next meeting of council.â€" Carried. McKenzieâ€"Beetâ€"That in the mat- ter of Oswold Walker. et al. asking to have deG line from “410» sideroad, 3 N. E., and sideroad .‘1 n in con. 144, closed. the matter be Inn-t over until next sessum of the COUumz'il, and Mr. McLougl.rv receive offi'w of considz- oration fur the landim question:â€" Carried. “ You see.” I said to the insurance solicitor. “ I am not married andâ€"” “ Is your mother living?” he asked. I said. “ Yes.” “ My dear fellow,” he began, lean- ing over and placing his hands on my‘ knee, " do you not owe as much to‘ your mother as you would to a wife? Has not your mother sufiered as much or would she not suffer as much for you as a wife would?” Then in a lower tone, looking afar ofi. " Oh, the pain that begins with birth and the anxieties that end only with death! No one rejoice; as much as‘ your mother at your successes, no} one grieves as much at your failures. ? Your mother never will forsake you, even though you he in the gutter. Think of the wordâ€"mother. \V'hy. let a man stand i the awful shadow of the gallows. hated and despised, with the world againSt him and a hundred eyes s'nc Wing only curiosity, no pity, his morher is there suffering even more keenly than he suffers. Do we owe no obligation to our mothers? W'hy. sir, this is not a matter of privilege or pleasure It is a dutyâ€"more necessary to do and to do now than any other under the SUD Council adjourned. He saw that. I wad not quite there. but that: I was comingâ€"American Magazine. As a dressing for old chronic sores there is nothing so good as Chamber lain’s Salve. While it is not advisa- ble to heal old sores entirely. they should be kept in a good condition, for which this salve is especially val- uable. For sore nipples Chamber lain’ s Salve has no superior. For sale at Parker’s Drag Store. WORKING THE SOL“ 1‘ SPOT“ 4W; ”o‘l ’Ih‘ * We are offering a special value :13: ii; in Diamond Rings This Week gr; Prices Within the reach of everyone, $8 up to $18. ggé Pearls, Emeralds, Garnets and Rubies \Ve wish to make Special men- tion this week that we are still making up a nice lot of as ‘ a6 In Straw Sailors and Chiffon and Lace Hats. ,, At present we have a great: demand for these light sum- mer hats We PXpect more new summer millinery from che wholesale this week. We also have some very Choice Blouses In Silk. White and Black, and a large assortment, of Ladies’ Neckwear, Belts 8? Laces Lambton St White Hats China . . “ DURHAM BRIDGE." MILLINERY Old Chronic Sores MISS DICK Our large stock of CHINA has dwindled down to about fifteen pieces, which will be sold at a. sacrifice PERCY G. A. WEBSTER These are firm class Diamonds. pure White without flaws. We also have a large stock of Other rings in Thad: in the mat- All of these will stand close inepection. Durham, C’nt. o '2‘“. . DIAMOND HALL Br. Shoop’s Rheumatic Remedy N Bring the Utmost Relief that Medicine Can. The one remedy which many 3-,???ng i upon to free we syszem or the Rheumufns rely on: which age .the cause or all {{y-X...u$caléoxs. Lumbago. Sctamcu. Gout. is DR. .s‘;,1(~,(._m,R Rum lune annny. Dr. Shoon spent Wed“ 13213. In experimenmng be- A tore beam-Ow-mdeam gambined chemlcals ; which mane “ml-«the Rheumansm. etc. . . ‘ N01. "aha? “D10: SHOOP'S RHEU- ‘ B can turn bony min â€" that is. . Butic can and swelling. And ‘ end or the pain theendot theeuf- . .. - he PM of Rheumatism. Thing r. 3195} new; Possible. y tails where am 15 _ is now put upintabl'etarli- Quid turmr‘usl' ' either" Youwho have - suaemi and “Jeff tertnz todaytrom pains and achm; whim} v ' know to be Rheumatism: you my,” exp... . ~°“ lameness or twinzes or pain in damp wéazhe . . you who easily become stifl and iamawitbmk l apparent cause-fins; txfy DR. SHOOP’S RHEU MATIC CURE. It Is Just the kind of a reamed; that accompliAhes results. Sold and :me. mended by ’ \ MAC FARLANE co. If You Suffer wit” Rheumatism ' HARBWARE We are deter= mined to supply your wants if possible.-â€"-â€"- W. BLAEK Watches Lovers of cherries should see our Cherry Fitters, and you will not be without one. In Spray Pumps. we lead the market, from thé ordinary syringe spray to the barrel spray. Why allow your cat- tle to get pested with flies when you can buy Fly Oil so cheag “UK"! man (:5 1,055ng ‘It',._‘- certud" 1 euro I I . . .- .- ' " N O l. s h u L D R. IEU‘ , ‘ " ‘ MAT“ ,RBMEDY “i t ich , C :1; t1 and at 63‘ '. that ism Lu: ‘ . _ :92” m»; n awf- . ' “ringâ€"1h...“ Th5 ro 211» (ix DEW: ppsmbi' . 111* now Qllld 7T:;r:n~u.sk for We have a large stoC' of Paris Green an We: Killer. Do not attempt to use that old. Worn out Grain Cradle when you can buy one of our good reliable Cradles so cheap. Our WATCH trade has grown so much this last three months we are un- able to meet with the de- mand of the public. We also sell Sections, Guards and Heads, Gasolene, Coal Oil, Ready-mixed Paints. Paints, Oils, Alums- tine, etc. Binder Twine in abundance and cheap- er than the cheapest. The jewelier L' 19, 1906 ~ 'REMEMBER when bu) ‘ resents that \Vebster s; n every purchase. hm: ,very piece of jeweller are carries a guarantet THE Regulal Quax te rly sex 1' ' held in the Methodist C Nabbath moxning next. Th1 {H'l begin at 1.0: 3H and im 1i: ter the sermon the Lord‘ :3 'will be dispensed. In the ev 11inistrati0n of Baptism to . The Members of the Conveyances are pr! SXAPS in Short Mlds 01' tab‘ and towelings at 'J m Big St on THE newest styles of ladies“ at: all prices just arrived at 1 Store. FOR SALEâ€"A good milch (-0' ply to John A. Black. LOG FOR SALE. Bell organ. Bunessan. m :i \VANTEI'bâ€"Gm n1 smart. to learn the Hdld\\';n‘v F ply to \V. Black. FOR EARL â€"~T “u goo. gent s and one lad} 5. $15.00 for both. Apply Shoe Smx-e.-â€"-tf, LISTEN! Is not Llu ways the cheapest? ' buy it with hundreds :Mrs. Boggs Sons. FIFTY large 12X” graphs friven itVHH every dozen cabinet :Kelse} , Photogxaphm I ANDARI) BANK of ('zumdd ‘ ‘ ‘ department. lmm'é ’rly on depnslts fl'nm d: _ to date of Withdrawal :L f ' at rates. Any pul'tiut Withdrawn at; any time withu Get the habit: Sth‘ ynm' 111; deposit with thv Stirldul'd Canada. Lwashers and wringers. wheel: ycle grinders, horse blankel nd hay forks, machine oil 0X Pew stallion. sire of RM] nd a. large number of other L MUST BE 5011) n‘0.\'<'1-; ut the estate 01 I) m ('nm â€"a14. I 5, FOR SALEâ€"«Buggies. llama bewing machines, piano and ). Hamilton. A L'U'; )resent and all suhjm :ussed, principally "(7‘ had Vegetables." 1: :ontinue this subject o'be held at; the In. lreW Scott on Angus ftitute pins have m- lesiring them may ; ingust moeti ng. 0 have his pnl‘tzlh'w utter and ()thl' 111m 13' fire on Tuesday vorking near Hump I)’ and the accidvnt. rdto have: started :It turned during thv (1 here Was 1m inmu'u: be abeavy one on .' 'egret the loss and 11 name neighbors wil WE regret. I. ‘mith. uf this 'erbal expres sion «2t 5} 2:22) Ox Sunday but. Jn. ‘89. David \Vin Bishop of Huron visi {.- nd admitted mm m. vf the church. chum lte of (ttnlf‘iz-znmim: ates who Wet-v pz-w Rev. A. A. H. H. 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