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A. BELL EiélJNDERTAKER -" 4.7’r '5'". ‘O ' I. C. Smith Sons PROPRIETORS illwrights, Machinists, ‘ron and Brass Founders. i" 9 Pumps from $2 upward. EEO? Open every afternoon. "ill REPAIRING promptly and prop- E 0:13; attended to. f: and Euneral Director‘s “‘5? Sash 8’ Doors {hitting Boxes, Hor'sepowers, ' Wind Stackers, Stock raisers’ Feed Boilers. -: ‘m STOCK 0R MADE TO ORDER. '1 ii Engines and Boiler Repairs L promptly executed. ’ HT PRICES AND GOOD WORK. I BEG LEAVE T0 INFORM MY cm- IOMERS and the public in general tho: I m prepared to furnish Saw Pumps AND REPAIRS. Wu: ' Dmxxe. Rx-Ccnmxe um Pumascmme done thh Cement concrete. _- w ALL ORDERS taken n the old atom! ; near McGowan-'3 Mill will be promptly o1 ‘. tended to. - KW“ 5W" "mfifm '61:- A ion of any scientific 10cm]. Tom: for fLfiaymmootaceprepdd. Bomb! =1 =1 :30?: H (In. 36;MNewYork mouse 8.“ wmmnmnc. Prices Moderate, and Strictly Cash. Geo. Yiirs Full line of Catholic Robes, and black and white Caps for aged people. amps of all Kin 41R. Galvanized and Iran “1p ing; Brass, Brass mined and Iron Cvlinders. 'z'cture F mm ing on Shortest notice. Any 01d Worn silver? If so, I am prepared to re- plate it, Bringit in now while Ihave the time. All WOI'K guaranteed. r v â€" â€" -- _-, _ ’ "W " Common-rs ac. Anyone sending n sketch and decal Ion nu! nick)! ascertain our opinion tree}! other‘ an HAVE YOU? L W033 Gvuummn at “Live and let live” PRICES. URHAM FOUNDRY .‘ fl-CUNNBR umps. {Effâ€"WE as:aaa:33*5:mzraa 'ention is probably patentsbla. manic. nastrtctly confidential. HAN cum at. free. Oldest ency for securing to. menu taken rough Hung _ loco"! Snow Runsâ€"Next to Swallows’ Bax-boz- Shun. RESIDENCEâ€" Next (hurl-South of \V. J. Lawrence’s blacksmith shop. Machine Oi). Harness Oi], Ame Grease and Hoof Ointment, go to S. P. SA UNDERS .d Steam Fitters. . . . Embalming a Specialty xiii iéiéh' {SI-665:5" Huiâ€"5'1 2‘0““- yitpgntchaâ€"rce. mthq MANUFACTURERS OF :ial attention to Gaso- Engine repairs. nufacturer of - d Dealer in â€" GEORGE WHITMORE. 1TH SONS The Harnessmaker. W. D. CONNOR 60 YEARS" EXPERIENCE ‘ Tame Mm: If you’re up ageinSt a bruiser and you’re getting knocked aboutâ€" Grin. If you’re feeling pretty groggy, and you’re licked beyong a. doubtâ€" . Grin. Don’t let him see you’re funking, let him know with every clout, Tnougb your face is battered to a pulp, your blooming heart is stout; Just stand upon your pins until the beggar knocks you outâ€" And grin. This life’s a. bally battle. and the, same advice holds true. Of grin. If you’re up againSt it badly, then it’s only one on you, So grin 1f the future’s black as thunder. don’t let: the people see your blue; Just cultivate a ouSt-iron smile of joy the whole day through ; If they rail you "Little Sunshine,” wish that. they’d no troubles too-â€" You mayâ€"grin. Rise up in the morning with a. will that, smooth or rough.â€" You’ll grin Sink to sleep at midnight. and al. though you’re feeling tough, Yet grin. There’s octhing gained by whining, and you’re not. that kind of Stufl'; You're a fighter from away back, and you won’t take a rebufi; You’re trouble is that you don’t know when you have had enoughâ€" Dou’c give in. If fate should down you. just get'up and take another cuH; You may bank on in that there is no philosophy-like blufiâ€" And grin. -From “Songs of A Sourdough," by Rob‘s. W. Service. BAD STOMACH TROUBLE CURED Having been sick for the past two years wzth a bad stomach trouble. a {tiend gave me a dose of Chamber- lain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets They did me so much good man I bough a bottle of them and have used twelve boules in all. To-day I am well of a bad stomach troubleâ€"MRS JOHN Lows, Cooper. Maine. These tablets are for sale at Parker’s Drug Store. On Friday morning about nine o’ clock, fire broke out in the rear of J. W. Scott’s store. Orley Scott had started the fire in the millinery room stove and went to the cellar to start the furnace fire. On returning up stairs he found a furious blaze in the millinery room and ran across the Street to the mill for help. The school bell was rung and in a short time quite a crowd had gathered, who, by carrying water and shoveling snow in through the windows, soon got the flames under control. but not before the millinery room and stock of millinery were destroyed. The fire did n0t get into the main part of the store, but the goods were damag. ed by smoke to a consrderable extent. The loss is covered by insurance. Orley's fur-lined coat was burned full :,of holes. and Mr. Freeman, who just ,lately bought the building from the Petrie estate, was away in Toronto. gâ€"Leader. One of the many anecdotes related by the Duke of Argyle. former Gov- erner General of Canada, in his new book, ‘ Poseoges Ftomv the Posi.” tells of o baboon which escaped from I menagerie at Inverary and died by the roadside. Two farmers found it as they wended their way homeward, nfter refreshing ehemselvee nt the inn. “Deaeer me. what noo beat’s yon ?” “It’s no a. b eatâ€"it’s a man.” “.A terry heir men.” said one. The ether drew near, and after an inepection from some yayds away, said: "It’s t mtn, but did ya ever see such a hairy mm? It can: be u Highlanderâ€"no, no. it. canna be a Highlander, do ya think it’s a Low- lander, Donald ?” “Deaeer me.” said the first, ”I think it canna he aHighlander; I think it canna be a Lowlander. I'll tell you what we’ll do. We’ll just go to the Castle and just see if any of the English visitors are missing since yesterday.” BEAST OB. ENGLISHHAN. FIRE AT HOLSTEIN . GRIN. , o . Just get up HIGHWAYMEN IN HARRISTON The Departmental delegates, at the annual meeting of the Farmers’ Institute, held here on January 17th last, gave the farming community of this vicinity much good advice re- garding the spraying of apple trees at a profit to the grower, and that this practice may be profitably con- ducted along other lines, the follow- ing item mast conclusively proves: “Careful potato growers can no longer doubt the advantages of Spraying in blight years; but some doubt whether the practice ismrofit able year atter year, Tests along this line have been continued for five years by the eXperiment station, at Geneva. N Y.. and the evidence presented. Bulletin No. 200 giving details of the fifth yearfs test and summaries of preceeding years seems conclusive in favor of the practice. The gain each year has been profit- able; and there is already much more than enough excess of gain own cost to pay for spraying five years more. Similar gains. though not quite so great, were obtained by farmers under test. carefully checked by the station and by a much larger number who spray ed independently.” ~ 1‘ 0-. .â€"'. One night recently Joseph Foster, of Harriston, was sand bagged and robbed of a wallet containing $2,700 Mr. Foster had been in Ottawa get. ting the money. which was a legacy left him by a relation in England. He returned home by the evening train carrying a suit case. and when passing a lonely place he was attack- ed by two men and knocked down. The robbers mus: have in some way known that he had this large amount as they took nothing else. His watch and $12 of loose money was found in his pockets The suit case Was brok en open and evidently searched.â€" Shelburne Econvmisr. WHY CATARRH IS DANGEROUK Usually it comes with a cold Belng slight it is neglecwdâ€"but the seed is SOWD for a dangerous harvest, perhaps consumption.r'1‘o cure at once, inhale Catarrhozone. It de- :troys the germ of Catarrh clears away mucous. cleanses the passage of the nose and throat. The back ing cough and sneezing cold soon dus- appear, and health is yours again. Norhing known for colds. catarrh and threat trouble that is so curative as Uatarrhozone. It cures by a new method that never failed At all dealers 25c, and $1 00. Get Catarrh- ozone now, to day. The County Council of 1908 will be mace up as {0110\ss:- Meafordâ€"Agnew. Owen Soundâ€"F. W. Harrison. H. Lemon, Dr. C M. Lang. John Legato. Durhamâ€"Saunders. Thornburyâ€"Smith. Hanoverâ€"Ball. Chatsworthâ€"Dr. T. McCullough. Markdaleâ€"Ssephefison. Dundalkâ€"Sinclair. Artemesiaâ€"Muir, McKenzie. Bentinckâ€"Wilson, Dodsworth. Collingwoodâ€"-McKnight, Gold- smith. Derbyâ€"Garvie. Egremontâ€"Hastie. Ferguson. Eapbrasiaâ€"Erskine. Glenelgâ€"McFadden. Normanbyâ€"Schenck. Koppelâ€"Elliott. Ospreyâ€"Norman. Taylor. Frownâ€"Corbett. St. Vincentâ€" Abercrornbie, Eaton. Sarawakâ€"McCielland. Sullivanâ€"Sinclair. Batten. Sydenhamâ€"McDonald, Day. NEW THEORY ABOUT REE TISM. ; This disease is constituuonalâ€" caused'by v rus in the blood that cir~ culates to all parts of the body. To cure. you must use a constitutional treatment Nothing so completely dispels the poision from the system as Ferrozone. It purifies and re news the blood, clears it of every taint. The system is vitalized and strengthened and thus enabled to fight off threatened attacks. Not only does Ferrozone relieve at onceâ€" it cures rheumatism, gout and lum- bago permanently. Results guaran teed. 50c. boxes at all dealers. The pen would not write. HShall I get you another, air?” the secretary asked. “No,” said the millionaire. u1’11 show you something valuable now?’ “Oh no. You see, she iode down town without. the conductor remem boring to take her fare, and then found a-pickle on the our floor.” And he held the pen over the lamp a. moment, then dipped it. in cold water. and loâ€"it wrote 88 well as when new. “That treatment rejuvenatee old pens without fail,” said the million- aire. "Remember it, and it will save you money.” ' “Mrs. B seems as happy as a bird this afternoon. What is the news ?” "Oh,‘she had such a profitable day.” “Erâ€"did she invest in the stock market or anything of the kind ?” H SPRAYING POTATOES IS PBOFITABLE GREY COUNTY COUNCIL. $3; A PEN POINT. THE DURHAM CHRONIULE oA despatch from Sanlt Ste. Marie Ont., says: In an interview with one 'of the oficials at the ofliCes of the steel plant on Thursday morning a. .newspaper correspondent was infOl‘ lined that the plant w0uld be closed down at once until further nutize. A shortage of pig iron is given as the . cause of the shut down It is Stated that during the cessation of nctiv ities a number of repairs that are considered necessary will be made, so that, providing the pianti~ not closed for any length of time. little time will be lost by the men. 'l‘ne repairs. it is Stated would soon have to be made in any eVent, and tin- closing down at the present time Will Ibe in the interests of aal concerned. ' It is figured that the repairs contem- iplated will keep about 700 men em- ployed. until the entire stnfl is taken ton. Everything. considered, the shut down will noc be found a great hard- ship. unless tne opening of the plant is prolonged further than the oficials anticipate. A large percentage of ’men will remain at work on repairs; and the stafi will be added to as circumstances warrant. I A'Shortage of. Pig Iron is said to be the Cause. ‘SOO’ STEEL PLANT TO CLOSE The blast furnaces are not afi'ected bv the shortage of pig iron and will run at their full' capacity» This wi assure employment for a full stafl of men on the Algoma Central. as the furnaces keep the train crews busy at all times. No better way than to improve the blood,â€"cleanse and enrich. it,â€"â€"give it nourishment and strength. This Can be quickly done by Dr. Hamil tou’s PlllS which have a vitalizing, purifying efl'ect that is unequalled in any other medicine. With lots of pure nah blood circulating to all parts of the body, wixh snap and vim running through every, vein and artery. robust health is inevitable. No cleansing building tonic is as good as Dr Hamilton’s Pills. Sold by all dearers. Messrs Albert Davis and M J. Staples left for Waikerton, Thursday morning no work on the construction of the new C P R at that place Mr. Wm. Jacques rectentiy pur- chased a fine new cutter from A B. .UcLelluu of Durham. Mr. Sam Richie is at present haul- ing tire brick; for the building of a new lime kiln The new lime kiln is to be much larger than the old one, and will burn as much as 400 bushels of lime, whereas the old one only burned about. 200 bushels. A prayer meeting was held at M. L. Pattersons. lasr, Thursday night. and was fairly well attended. Mr George Rvan, Jr., accompani- ed by Mrs H. Firtn, visited friends at Traverson one day last week. On Saturday night one or more burglars of the amateur breed. broke into Mr. Bremner’s store; then pried open the till but not finding any money went away without taking anything. Entrance was efiected by breaking a large pane of glass in one of the rear windows. Mr Bremner quite frequently leaves money in t} 6 till. but as luck would have it th s time he had put the money in his pocket before . oing home; except 70 cents in coppers.â€"Telescope. A man dropped into one cf the drug stores and asked for something to cure a headache. The drnggist held a bottle of hartshorn to his nose. and he was nearly overpowered by its pnngency. A: soon as he re- covered he began to raii and threat- ened to punch the druggist’s head. “But didn’t. it help your headache ?” asked the apothecary. “Help my headache !” gasped the man "I haven’t. got any headache. It’s my wife that’s got the headache.” Glycerine rubbed on tea stains will remove them. Use apple sauce with roast duck. goose or turkey. Do not. put cold butter into a hot sauce-pan when making sauce Keepa dainty white granite pan especially for sauces. Insmad of grating a pine apple run it through a meat grinder. To remove dust; from rattan furni- ture, use a painter’s small brush. Corn starch, as well as any other Burch. must be thoroughly-cooked tb be digestible. Fish requires a slightly acid sauce; for it either lemon mice or vinegar may be used. Rough bottoms of heavy chins. dishes may be rubbed smooth with course sand-paper. Orris powder sprinkled thickly on the hair at night and brushed out in the morning will remove oil and dirt. Bags of lavender leaves placed here and there in the linen closet will give a delightful fragrance. Curtain and portier poles allow the hangings to slip easily if rubbed with hard soap. All meets cooked with spices will keep much longer than plain roasted or boiled meets. HOW TO IMPROVE HEALTH. THINGS WORTH KN OWIN G. THEY WERE AMATEURS Darkies’ Corners. POOR JOHN ! In the presence of manv eminent mathematicians she performed sever- al remarkable feats. wch as working out almost iosmu'i-. and by mental process only. the sq we of twenty- five figures, substrac was of sums of .twelve figures. the «genre root of from eight. to twelve figured, and the cubic root of from six to ten figures. / ARITHMETIC 0F COLOR. A wonderful calculating girl. Mlle. Diamandi. has just been presented to the Society of Anthmpomgy in I‘aris. Another feat of mental arithmetic she performed in less than a minute was to give the number of seconds within a period of twenty-five years. Mlle. Diamandi, who is only twen- ty, and of Greek origin. says that every figure presents itself to her mind’s eye in a difierent color. Thus. number one is always black. number two yellow, number three pink, and so on This color vision is conszant, and is entirely independent of her own volition This is a disagreeable result of food fermentation that Nerviline stops at once. Take ten drops of Nerviline in sweetened water. The Stomach is warmed and soothed, di gestive troubles corrected. the ris- ing of gas ceases and you are well When such a simple remedy does so much it’s foolish to be without it. For indigestion, sour stomach, heart- burn and sick headache you’ll find nothing half so eflicient as Polson’s Nerviline. Get a 25c. bottle from your dealer to-day. NEARLY BURNED TO DEATH. Frankie, the one-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Fogarty1n this villao ge, had a van narrow escape from serious ~inj1r3 on Monday. While his mother was in another part of the house the little fellow got hold of a neWSpaper ani sruck it in the front of a low hearth stove. The flames reached him but mocher was so fortunate as to hear the first or; of pain and was there instantlv. His face and arm were burned. but not deeply, and his hair was singed I: is expeCted he will be all right in a few days, but the parents shudder when they think of what might have happened.-- Dundalk Herald. Recentlyin England the mind of the public has been much exercised as to the correct pronunciation of the word‘ 'BOVRIL” the pane of the well known preparation of beef. A consensus of opinion has been ob paration. As many as 90640 voted for “Bov-ril” and that seems to have been the favorite pronunciation. A Mrs. Brain of Shirehampton near Br1stol cecureda prize of £100, by giving the exact number of the ma- jority of persons voring for ‘Bov ril.” Whether pronounced "Bo-vril” or "Bov-ril” the preparation is very ac- ceptable at this time of year. There is but one painless curcâ€" “Putnam’s.” Takes out the corn, root and branchâ€"does it harmleesly in nwentyfour hours. Insist on Putnam’s Bainless Corn Extractor only. - Great Trainingâ€"Small Cost. Good positions. Free Catalogue. Everybody Welcome. R. A. Far uharson. B.A.. Corner Yonge an Bloor Streets, Toronto. British Canadian Business College. BO-VRIL 0R BOV RIL. It has been reported there 13 one opponent in business continuall} running down INTERNATIONAL STOCK F001), in order to sell ““1111 he has; and he is not satisfied with that, he has been wanting: to bet with some of my customers, that I did not cure Andiew Picki n two horses when they were sick. I am not in the habit of betting. but to satisfy him, if he. or any of his friends will put $250.11) in either of the editior’s hands, I will put the same amount and prove that he has been telling falsehoodsâ€"the winning amount to be divided between the five churches in Durham. DO YOU BELCH GAS? “Dan Patch” 1. 55:} the world’s greatest harness horse, is fed ev u 3 day on International Stock Food. “Kelvin,” who was purchased by Mr. Ambrose Wood, of Toronto for $95.00, was fed twice a day for two years on INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD previous to winning his first race, “The King’s Plate.” on May 18th, 1907, which amounted to $5,000.00. He then went to Montreal and beat all the cracker-jacks of America. $ HAVE YOU CORNS? This is to certify that “Kelvin,” winner of the King's Plate. ,1907, has been fed on INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD twice a. day for the last two years. (Signed,) Charles Phair, trainer. Who will deny the virtues of INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD. INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD (30., . Toronto, May 20th, 1907. W. Black STOCK FOOD . . ; ' 7/;pfl/x75f/r cf/a/zaa/y/ (madd- - :5 KING 5‘." EAST _ j Investigate into the merits of tie fl “'3”? ,1 // 1/ l 2 l I / r v' / STRATFORD, ONT. ‘ It is the most successful business train. in: school in Western Ontario. Cenmercisl. Shorthand and Telegraphic Departments are in the charge of able instructors of experience All our cont. ses are thorou h. and up-toâ€"date and tactical. We ave become one of the rgest business training schools in the frovince. Get our free catalogu earn what we are doing. schools as well as business men employ our graduates. Students are ' each week. ENTER N OW. Elliott Mclachlan PRINCIPALS. It is the most successful business train. in: school in Western Ontario. Cenmemiol. Shorthand and Telegraphic Departments are in the charge of able instructors of experience All our com. see are thorou h. and up-to-date and motion]. We ave become one of the rgest business training schools in . t rovmce. Get our free catalogue 32: earn what we are doing. Commend“ schools as well as husmess our graduates Students men Gmploy . are each week. ENTER NOW. entering Elliott Mclachlan PRINCIPALS. 0 Geo. \Vhite Rudd’s Ham ness, Spwads and Har'éness 333: Repairs. Oil’ 5 and G1ease s. 3}: STOVES FUR\ACES.<1 Singer Sewing Machines. 3:3 )IELOTT]: CRE AM SFPARATORS Shel loch 8: Manning O1gans. ‘ Heintzman Pianos. music. ! Songs, waltzes New music received each week. “implemcms. North American Life Assurance Co. TO» THE PUBLIC: Percv G. H. webster , â€"_‘ ’21! 606 in the New Hunter anr8,8 to 10 a. m.. _to 4p. " . In. Special attentmn ng , women and children. ] 'te Presbvterian Church. A ggnt for the Percival Flows. All kmds of repairs kept: on hand. A Anâ€"â€"â€"_ __ A, Now is your time to order 3, Suit. Overcoat or any garment you are in need of. We would like to measure you now, for we are convinced we can suit you better than anywhere else. Mr. Glass is attending to‘ the cutting himself, and as to the making we have a first-class man to make the coats. Price away down. " JOHN N. MUHDUCK SOLD AT HALF PRICE. I have placed in stock a fine ' line of late 25 zents Per (My Toronto \Vindmills. Merchant Tailor. AGENT FOR All Kinds of Manager and Cutter Middaugh House Block Jan. 30, 1908 . FIari‘ty and Cwo=Stcps : Son Threshing Ma- chmes. MOON . Glass ‘L. R. c. 13., LONDON. EN RADULATE of London, York and Chicago. Disease! of Eye. Ear Nose and Thro ’L' ‘ "Ill be at. Knapp House. Durham. t Batmdav In each month. Hoursâ€"1â€" Dr. W. C. Pickering 1 -- Dentist. j ' :” OFFICE: ‘ Over J. 8: J. Hun} EYE EAR, THROAT N 8. WI! ‘cbmnu-’ -.___ -_ _ anjwithout fipet‘ifiv dirm‘tinns 1 published till forbid and chm gm! am-m‘din sient noticesâ€""Lost." ‘=Found.” "For .7 ".â€"50 cents for first insertion. :36 cents for e > uent insertionr fr 1) advertisements ordered by s‘trangvrs ni ‘ paid for in advance. ‘ _ ”tract rates for yearly advertisementfl . 7. ed on application to the uflico. ‘ ' ll advertisements. to ensurv im-‘ertirm ': -. t t. week. should be brought in mm latex-ti ’. :»: AY morning- I J an. 30, 1908 ‘ ° ' Tan Canoxxcu; will be sent [Mptlon any address. free of panama. [m . . $1 (\Oper year. payable. inadvm 31.50 may be charged if not so paid. '! he» d; “which every subscription is paid is denoted ”lumber an the address label. 2m paxwré Itinued to all arrears are paid, except au hon of the proprietor. ‘ IS PUBLISHED EVEI‘ THURSDAY MORNING the Chronicle Pr: nting House, Garafra. ' ' For transient. advernfemq-m W ' cents per line for 3110 first m It“ 0 tion; 3 cents per 3m? $2102: szfl mt. insertion minion “P"“ufo' _1 mum,“ (is. not-exceeding. «me Inch $.00 1W am, . __A ---.\..:G.. A‘;TIA.-'fin'\h‘ ‘ ty of - Toronto. Graduate College Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Dentistry in all its Branches. 05.36.431er Block, over Post 18 J ob - partment E BUHHAM CHROME ADDLDLUM, U‘Ja-ra-vâ€"_â€"__ . Ofice over Gordon’s new .16' Store, Lower Town, Durham. Any. P -A- r.nn¢ n FFICE AN D U vevancers hm. 1.01011 cm H Oficesrâ€"In the Mclutxre Bloc Standard Bank. A. G. MACKAY K. C. \V. F short distance east of Knapp‘s nb ton Street. Lower Town. E Lee hours from 12 to 2 o’clock FFICE AND RESI QENCEf “Well, ” said Mr. McKay. V twinkle in his eye. ‘ thatd have been an extraordinau judge of mutton.” Egent. '. Money maze Llcenses. ness transacte‘d. Droqlptly attended to. ()i‘ders am" at. 1118 Implement Warerooms, Mc‘ old stand. or at the Chronicle Oflic The Wiarton Canadian te one on Hon. A G. McKay. 3! Hon. A. G. McKay is noted witticism and he succeeded in OE a good one in \Vizrton lae while examining a witness in ion court, case. Mr. McK. ‘ fending a farmer whose d alleged to have killed three the property of a neighbor. “And you say the dag killl sheep?” quesdoned the lawye . “Yes sir; three of the be Plied the plaintifi. “Three of the best, eh “P A many were there in the flock‘ “Twenty one.” promptly a} the witness. Nov. 9. ’03. EDITOR. .xxn Assistant Roy. London Ophthaln‘ and to Golden Sq. Throat and No SPECIALIST : ARRISTEL, _ SQLICITOR. ABRISTERS. SOLIQITORS Miscellaneous. N: CLARK LICE ENSEfi A GOOD JUDGE .DF ueen and George Streetsâ€"â€" list Church ()tfice hoursâ€"9 7-9 p.m. Telenhone \‘o. Oflice 613311.151. ONT, {1, Arthur Gun, Dental Dz’reotorv. DR. BROWN MacKay Dunn. the New Hunter Block. 10 a. m.. to 4p. m. an}! i1 ities for turnin work. is completoly sh NEW? TYPE. flu: 13, Frost Sn, Owen Soun A. H. Jackson. l. P, Telford. . IRWIN DR. BURT. Street, RESIDENCE ( W1 given to (n: Resideno f I 011’ . Money t9! IETOF ,ower Tov 'd m S