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)llVEi *aving and . iring j The Knapp House. f um \V K NAP I" 1101' SE \V l(:.\' HANK \V \\ ablish “'3. S \\' 11‘ U It \\' Drafts In this issue will be found a photo- engraving of South Grey's able and com- popular representative in the Ontario Knapp Legislature. Dr. Jamieson. as well as marks the doctor's very handsome residence. .irchas- Dr. Jamieson is not only a successful and to medical practitioner. but as a legisla- ter he has given his friends and the ""”‘“ public generally an abiding confidence ‘7 in his excellent discernment and ex- ceptional abilities. Dr. Jamieson has business interests in Hull and the Southern States and in all the enterprises with which his name has been associated from time to time. failure has never been written. The Dr. is a very affable man and this taken together with his social qualities. gives him the strong prestage he has amongst ardent Liberals as well as Liberal Conservatives. l! HM ml h 1H \\' accommodate a fast increasing trade. Mr. Hahn built the new hrick addition to the hotel. which makes it now one of the finest commercial houses in the Province. where every accommodation is provided for commercial men. the house being up-to-date in every partic- ular. It is well lighted. well heated and has splendid guest chambers. And since adding the new brick addition to his hotel. he even finds it difficult. to :tr-comlnodate all. yet. he always does his best. Nothing has been left undone that should he done to make. the Knapp House an ideal hotel. The dining-11mm is. without a doubt. one of the finest in the Province. It is capable of seat- ing a hundred without inconvenienc- ing,r anyone. And it is furnished in mg anyone. And it is furnished in splendid style, as. in fact. is every part of the house. A better table is not set anywhere in this country. while attentive waiters anticipate your wants. In the sample rooms you are always assured of the _ best wines. liquois and cigars. Mr. Hahn has «~onducted the Knapp House here for going on three years, and he has, with- out flattering him in the least. one of the best appointed commercial houses in the Province. where travellers are always made to feel at home. Mr. Hahn makes it a point to leave nothing undesired by the public. As a land- lord he is a thoroughly capable one personally superinteuding every detail in eonuection with the management of the house. He is esteemed by the 0f the house public as an house is ur point of nishes, cement and coal. Mr. Black has by prudent management worked up his business to one of the best in this part of the country. You can never make any mistake in making your purchases here as Mr. Black is a good buyer and he prefers to share with his customers his profits. In stoves he also carries a verv fine stock in town wear, granitewear, nishes, cement and has by prudent man up his business to this part of the u never make am“ 11 (rmmm both w lie and M v Fa yd on House. A find in a ll] verwe'lr and cutlery he also carries a found in the stock of a merchant in a good stock of each. He is agent for small town. As a townsman Mr. stove coal and in this branch of husi- )Iockler is well and favorably known, ness alone he is in the enjoyment of a and was chosen by his fellow mer- good trade. M r. Black takes a great chants to represent them this year at interest in sports, keeping everything the Ottawa conference of the Retail in that line. He alsoassists in making Merchants Association. interest in that this a g this a good market for horses, buying most of the best horses in this locality. As a business man Mr. Black is Dur- ham's most live and progressive. Mr. John Towner is the G. T. R. Station Agent here, which position he has held for the past eight years. Mr. Towner is a man who attends strictly to business and who has the confidence of the public. Personally he is a man highly esteemed. Mt the 1 mmdutin" voung men. The ' are l) \\ ell liked In the tun elling pub 1nd tuwnspeople generally. wsrs. A. .‘Iucfzu'lnne and “'11). 'aydon are. the clerks :LLthe Knapp 59. And it Would be difficult to in a month's tmvcl twu more ac- :uuduting young men. The) are )ll DR. JAMIESON. M. P. P )8’ \'l(‘\\‘ JOHN TO\\'.\'ER, G. T. R. Station Agent. m up-umlate but unexcolled frmn and he prefers to share nstomers his profits. In {50 carries a very fine stock Canadian makes. In sil- m are invitt \V. BLACK IOU DURHAM CHRONICLE Residence of Dr thling in out)- (1 to call when me] man mitzuflv l‘lu noted for earrying lines of goods which although of sterling‘.‘r merit are quite reasonahle in priee. Mr. Mock- lel' has lately (levntml :1 great deal of attention to his (lress goods and men's furnishings department and has just, returned from a business trip to Tor- onto where owing to the courtesy of the wholesale and retail trade. he was enabled to visit the fashionable hus- iness houses of that city, and obtained valuable information as to the eorreet styles for fall and spring. In hatsfand caps. "The House of Quality" enjoys a reputation second to none in town, importing hats extensively and a great varietv of shapes to suit every wearer. Underw are and hosiery for men. women and children plays a very important 1" house. large goods, as we showings, us important part in the business of this house. large sales being made in these goods, as well as in neckwear. The showings, especially at Christmas and Easter are superior to anything seen out side the large cities. Thefibusiness was started twenty-seven years ago by Mr. H. \V. Mockler. and passed in- to the hands of his son the present owner in 1903. Mr. H. H. )Iockler is known as a careful and prudent buyer, always keeping in touch with the lead- ing fashion centres, buying from the best houses in Canada and the Old Country, securing many lines of UlllL‘SUl In our review of Durham we must not neglect the People‘s Mills, of which Mr. John McGowan is proprietor. These mills are fitted up with the latest and best machinery forthe turning out of the highest grade flour manufactur- ed in this country. These mills have a capacity of 100 barrels per day. Mr. McGowan in addition to a very large local patronage, is in the enjoyment of a very extensiyc shipping trade. which extends as far as the Pacific and the Old Country, His principal brands of flour are. The Eclipse. Sovereign and Pastry Flour. The Eclipse is a blend- ed flour of Manitoba and Ontario wheat. Sovereign. Manitoba manu- factured No. 1 hard Manitoba Wheat- And wherever his flour has been in- troduced it commands a ready sale. It is safe saying. that ninety per cent. of the people in and about Durham who use this flour are unanimous in their praise of it. Mr. McGowan brings in Manitoba hard wheat by the carload which he mixes with Ontario wheat. making one of the best flours ever manufactured. Chopping done 00 the shortest notice; mill feed furnished at the lowest living prices. Mr. McGowan’s mills are one of our chief industries here and the trade is increasing steadily each year. As a citizen Mr. McGowan is one of Dur- ham’s best known, most influential and highly esteemed. ll THE PEOPLE'S M ILLS mods which H. II. MOCKLER .\I ugh of sterling merit, are able in px'ive. Mr. Mock- y devntml :1 great den] of hix dress grmds and men‘s department and has just. ll II usuztllv ....:...$.r..L_./. 1:... 1.4.57. .7. 7.3:: .1: .33.: .4 .5 1:: 42:45: E :51“: 3:143:53; SUI'VH't mus. built mm'il ('lm'k prm Iinlls Hf UH \Vc’l." ”I in :II I}! \Vt'lb‘lmf )Il Another leading business that must not be overlooke Siegner, who conducts a hardware composed of h shelf hardware, tinware. s! Mr. Siegner is a mannfactur ware, as well as doing,r In plumbing work. Of theilat makes a speciality. In he also has a splendid a \Vhen you are thinking of building give him a call :11 prices before making your This firm ranks among the iness places here and )Ir. O I) nl [11v 1')” men '1' HIV Kim: 11111 IhlV ngluml msm of HI 11w Jt'Wul 'vzlhlv. suilzll hirthduv gift PERCY (i. 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