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"I N PART LOT 9 WEST GAR '1 fraxa St., a fine two-storey solid brick 'zvellirrg, with bathroom. furnace. electric :hts. hard and soft wa'er in house. Also ‘ lid brick barn and stable. This is one of ’ .» 9 been sites in the town oF Durham. (“For terms, ap' 1y to Andrew Mmood. .‘fimover. or Mrs. an Campbell. Durham. 3:. storey dwelling alongside Presby- Lgian Manse property in Up per Town, Urbain Corner of Durham Iand Elgiri sets. Seven rooms. pantry, closets lent floored cellar etc. Good airy loca ) in good locality. Good frame Stable. d and soft water one acre or land. Snap quick purchaser. For further particu- skapgly to John W. McKechnie Owner, augeen P.0 '{t for sale a number of houses and out- ldings along the line of right of way of 0; Walker-ton and Lucknow Railway, in ‘. town of Durham. hese buildings must be removed at an !- ly date. in order to clear the line of right - 'ay. 5 ll material such as timber. brick. stone, - . . in cases where the buildings cannot be ' red. are also ofl‘ered tor sale. §jated June 4th 1907. ' Apply to ‘.. J. P. TELFORD, Durham. H 1 _Queen .and COuutess Streetsâ€"good anon. . pnces reasonable Apply to _ .103 Smith or at the Post Oflice. 3y 20â€"tf ghARK LOT NUMBER 13 NORTH n‘ of Saddler street in the Town of Dur- m, in the count nf Grey, containing 4 «res more or less. For terms and particu 3's_apnlv to J. P. Telford, Vendor’s Solici- residence Lot 17. Con. ‘2. Egremont. a ’s Chatelaine, containing a. small silver h. a one dollar bill and a 50 cent piece. er will be rewarded by leaving it at oflice or at the Varney Post Ofiee. . 19 Mrs. James Eden MB. 3599351613131) 18 PREPAR- {ESE UNDERSIGNBD OFFERS iggzs’DERs - warm) BY j] Custom Sawino'. Lot 27, concession 13. Township of anby- This is a highly imoroved b,I'II) in goal locality. Anyone wishing to {jay a first-class farm on easy terms of pay- gent should communicate at once with ‘acKay Dunn. Vendor’s Solicitors ‘me 25, lm7.â€"-tf. 333 Durham Public SchZoi 31;: 67h: ;‘_., chase of school lands lymg north of the 5-. 158nm} and Lucknpm Rgilwpy lands. J Concession 0f the Township of Nor- Ianby. containing 2.30 acres. the estate of 'elafe Tbos Fulton. One stone dwelling Ldonetrame dwelling. Good bank barn 50 good frame barn Will be sold in block divided tosnit purchaser. Terms made :0wa on application. Hugh Fulton, Ad- mistrator, Hampden, P, 0. “U of Egramont, 3 miles from Durham. Barn with stone foundation. small we house. good soil T his farm is being cred tor sale very cheaply. Apply Mc- yand Dunn, Durlwm. . 1 Mill Street. Durham. non frontage pply to “311mm Laidlaw Aug 29.-tf {prwgex DURHAM AND HER 58110118110 LDCSDOW , “all“? “'8th rbders to be opened on the day of i may next 0. Haulage, Secretary [4:01 Bd.. Durham, Dlirbam. ’c. 2.â€"tf. For Sale or to Let. pg OF ALL KINDS DELIVER. 00 . the Rocky. immediate possession {riv- I-‘or turther garticulars apply to P. TELI-‘ORD. OV. 54f. Durham OTS 27 AND 28â€"IN THE 18TH y ED in our yard. Durham. for which best prices willbe paid. Enquire for as at the office. THE DURHAM FURSI- E Co . LIMITED. Nov 20th-tf. I cession West of the Garafran Road, 5 the Township of Normanby. in the MW of Grev. For particulars apply to P. Telford, Barrister. Durham. CK_IN_NON 100 ACRE FARM ATP V the Towvvship of Bentinck 238 acres, I brick house. two large bank barnS. rd first class. all cleared axcept 20 acres. to to Quick purchaser. 815(1) down. bal- seat 4.1; per cent. Apply to MacKay an. Vendor’s Solicitors. 2 6 07â€"tf NE N THE GARAFRAXA ROADâ€" [NB OF THE BEST FARMS IN ed to do Custom Sawing. into lumber. 2193 and lath: also planing. grain .ping etc Hemlock and cedar logs lath timber wgnted for which the high- Tenders Wanted. Property for Sale. about six miles from Durham. Good 3. Possession at once. Good land. Must sold. For particulars apply to J. P. ford. Durham. 15 tf. l. 3. “Ilia-ti: NUMBER OF TO W). LOTS ON Lot No. I. E. G R.. in the Township Henelg. Kl) acres known as the “McKin- Farm” at the Rocky Sangeen. lin- Eate possession given. For particulars iv to J. P. Telford. 3 INN-ti 0D BRICK HOUSE ON ALBERT _St1:eet. Apply to Mrs. Neil )IcKech- DWELLING AND SHOP. ON GOOD SOLID BRICK TWO liable farms in New Ontario. near Liskeard for saleâ€"large discount for Map of the locality and terms given blm‘ tion to J P. Tehord, Solicitor for or. 7- 1806 -â€"tt House to Rent. Logs Wanfixfii UMBER OF IMPROVED VAL. Farms for Sale. To Rent. M PORTABLE COTTAGE AND acres of land Wm Mr. The; s, convenient to hem. Cottage 3 6 rooms. good woodahed. good sta- {110086, never filling well. Excel]- 3, for gardening. Apply to Anon tf 2ND AND 3RD DIVISION OF ACRE FARM IN TOWNSHIP 21â€"IN THE SECOND CON~ HUNDRED ACRES BEING 1% -th Dufham. I have ridden thousands of miles on the front of our observation: engines and I have seen hundreds of women do that same thing. No one can explain why it is, but if a woman sees a train coming when she is crossing the track she will invariably go across and then change her mind and go back to the place from which “There”, continued Mr. Hustis, “is an illustration of what is happening every day. You saw how the engino eer slowed up when he saw that woman on the track. He knew just what she would do. But if he had not seen her or anticipated her action she might have had a narrow escape. The Speaker was Assistant General Manager Hustis, of the Boston Al- bany. He was riding in his observa- tion engine with a number of ofictals and reporters on a tour of inspection A woman crossed the track about 200 yards ahead, hesitated, recrossed and waited till the train passed. That woman has many peculiarities of action is a fact that cannot be de. nied, and our Statement will be vouched for by nine out of ten men who have been fortunate in landing the woman of their choice. _ The fol- lowing extract from rhe Boston Her- ald tends to show thi“ peculiarity in one directien:-â€"”The locomotive en- gineer has many things to look out for and numerous nerve racking ex- periences, but there is nothing in his Whole category of troubles that he dreads quite as much as the presence of a woman on the track ahead.” ! Troubles That Keep Half the Durham , Doctors Busy. Mi 0 na is sold by druggists everyâ€" where for 50 cents, and We posi'ive- 1y guarantee to refund your money should you purchase a box and be dissatisfied with results. Write for free sample. addressing Booth’s Mi 0 na. Box 977, Buffalo, N. Y. If Mi-o-na did not have an unusu- ally curative effect in stomach dis. orders. it could not be sold on the guarantee to refund the money un- less it does all that is claimed for it. Half the prescriptions the Durham doctors write are for troubles that result directly from a weakened stom- ach. Strengthen the stomach mus- cles, increase the secretion of gastric juices, and you will find ‘that com- mon afllnctionsâ€"indigeStion,~with its headaches, dizziness. depression of spirits, spons before the eyes, ner- vousness, sleeplessness and general debilityâ€"have been overcome. THE‘STANMRD BANK Maddafmrfimaiw WMWEW wihall m From now on build up the strength and health of the stomach with Mi-o na. tablets. You will soon find your- self strong and never know the mean- ing of indigestion. Anything that interferes with the secretion of these juices causes indi- gestion and makes a chronic state of stomach weakness inevitable. MAKES LIFE MISEBABLE. For the sake of your personal wel- fare. just think a moment about the process of digesting food. There are certain. secretions, celled gastric juices that. act upon the food after it is swallowed and change all the nutrition in it into life-giving blood. WOMAN 'S PECULIARITIES. JOINT DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS ESTABLISHED 1.73 OF CANADA There was many an anxious heart in town on Sunday night, when the northeastern sky bore the tidings of a big fire. Church people had just arrived home and knew the nature of the wintry wind. Thus an interest and sympathy of an unusual charac ter were aroused. Bright and early on Monday morning the unfortunate owner arrived in town to tell the Post the particulars as far as known. It was Mr. James Mauser, of the 5th conceaaion of Bentinck, about one and one quarter miles west of Lamlash. He reported a total loss of barn, con tents, stock and implements. The family were just retiring for the night, and as the wind was high, nothing could be saved. The cause is unknown as no one had been out, and no possible way for any accident to occur. Mr. Manser’s loss will be very heavy. It is insured. but will not nearly cover the misfortune. Everysympathyis therefore expressed for him. as the loss comes in a hard time in every particular.-â€"-Post. (From the Chicago Tribuhe.) - “ ‘Don’t trifle with a cold,’ is good advice for prudent men and women. It may be vital in the case of a child. Proper food, good ventilation, and dry. warm clothing are the proper safeguards against colds. If they are maintained through the change- able weather of autumn. winter and spring. the chances of a surprise from ordinary colds will be slight. But the ordinary light cold will be come severe if negleCted, and a well established ripe cold is to the germ of diphtheria what honey is to the bee. The greatest menace to child life at this season of the year is the neglected cold.” Whether it is a child or adult, the cold slight or se vere, the very best treatment that can be adopted is to give Chamber- lain’s Cough Remedy, It is safe and sure. The‘great popularity and im- mense sale of this ”preparation has been attained by its remarkable cures of this ailment. A cold never results in pneumonia when it is given. For sale at Parker’s Drug Store. NEGLECTED COLDS THREATEN LIFE. A man would have “put his foot in it.” and got out; but the peculiar woman,â€"well, she just naturally had to keep a’trampin’. me! Oh dear! Zamboanga! and sever- al other expletives so well known to the feminine vocabulary were indulg. ed in. Then, with uplifted skirts she started to do an Alabama cake-walk, turning and twisting, now here, now there, and with every step putting the kibosh on more sidewalk. Final- ly, one of the men assisted her to a more solid footing or it’s dollars to doughnuts she’d be there yet. It took about an hour to Straighten out her work of two minutes, and the adjeCtives indulged in after her de- parture wouldn’t look well in the “Introdumion” of an etiquettical edition on “How to Conduct Your- self Before Ladies.” In the year 1903, when the city of Los Angeles was booming and the now beautiful 36th street was in its infancy. a large gang of concrete workers were busily engaged in lay- ing granolithic sidewalk on that par- ticular thoroughfare. The day had been exceedingly warm, and many of the workers were congratulating themselves that the sultry day was over. and, in a very few minutes more they would be homeward bound to dinner and a pleasant hour in one of the beautiful parks for which that city is deservedly famous. But this was not to be, for some of them, at least. About this time, a well dress- ed young lady appeared. cross coun- try-wise, evidently trying to make the first car into the city. With a jaunty, swinging Stride that would; do credit to Dave Hartley himself, she seemed to have success and the electric within her graspâ€"if it hadn’t been for that sidewalk. Before she knew it, she was ankle deep in the soft cement that had been laid not an hour before. Mercy she started The above reproduction reminds the writer of a similar experience that happened to him in California, th ongh the woman in the case in this instance was not track-walking, and the only danger sl-e was exposed to was the nnexpressed blessmgs of the mechanics whose handiwork she upset in less time than it takes to tell it. British Canadian Business College. ‘â€" Great Tanningâ€"Small Cost. Good positions. Free Catalogue. Everybody Welcome. 5.. Far uhereon. B.A.. Corner Yonge 3311 Bloor Streets, Toronto. BAD FIRE. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE ALL PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED to stop trespassing on Lot 2, of four- teen, COD. 1. East of gravel road, Glenolg. Any peg-son found trespassing after this notwe wul be prosecuted. Dan McDougall 2 66p Geo. McKechnie nun-DU. with what they th‘inlrâ€"isnitFemale Trouble” would look to their kidneys they’ll soon find tne soarce of their Hamilton’s Pills,â€"they stimulate and strengthen the kidneys, assist other organs to do Nature’s work. cleanse the system and thereby main- tain perfect health, Great benefit and certain cure is guaranteed for all women who use Dr. Hamilton’s Pills. Sr. IIIâ€"Maggie Ector“, Alix Edge“, Kate Ritchie", Herbie Ritchie, Willie Ector, Victor Williams, Willie Kenny. Jr. IIIâ€"George Banks. Sr. IIâ€"Eliza Williams“, Myrtle Ector“. Edith Edge", Maggie Ritchie“ Cassie Ritchie“, James Vanghan“. Bertha Falkingham". Nona Williams, Carrie McNalvly, Vincent Paylor, Joe Kenny. G. A. WEIR, Teacher. *Pupils Whose names are followed by an asterisk obtained over 75 per cent on written examinations. I’t. IIâ€"Alex Vaughan, Pearl Falk ingham, Mary Paylor. Jr. Iâ€"George Williams, Bertha. Ector, John Ritchie, Cecil Paylor. Sr II Lewis Newell, 9370. Stew- art. McArthur 700/0. Mae McKechnie 7770, Herbert Dunsmoor. Jr. II. Earl Vessie, Tom Grasby. Sr. Pt. II. Armetta McKechnie 867°. Jr. I. Reba Veslsie. Those obtaining over 60°/o on writ.- ten examinations have their percent- age placed after their names. LILLIAN B. WALKER. Teacher. IVâ€"Willie Falkin g,ham* Ritchie, Arthur Edge. Vâ€"Fanny Ector“, John Benks“, Wilfrid Greenwood Emma Ritchie, May Spittell. Herbert Edge Sr. IV. Gertie Morton, 91%. Jr. ’IV. John Grasby, 890/0. Sr. III. Mabel Vessie, W. Edge, 70%. Wi‘lie \Velle, Ella Leggate, Harold McKechnie. You are sleeplessâ€"no energyâ€" bad indigestionâ€"irritable nervesâ€" everytding seems wrong. You’re getting worse. Stop it to-day. end your misery by building up with Ferrozone. It’s a food tonicâ€"sup plies nutriment and building ma- terialâ€"gives weak organs and ex- hausted nerves the strength they re- quire. With Ferrozone you eat more. digest more. get fatter. Vital. ity courses through your veins. the feeling of youth predominates, vim, and health return for good. Nothing rejuvenates and restores so quickly and permanently as Ferrozone. You’ll try it to-day, 506. at all deal- ers. YOU FEEL AS BLUE AS INDIG' When the first neWSpaper contain- ing the correct account of the acci- dent reached them, however, the most they could make out of it was one man harmâ€"Bohemian. Third lounger to fourthâ€"Gee whiz! 'l‘h’ old brewery in th’ city’s just. 001- lapsed and squashed four men t’ death. Second lounger to thirdâ€"Gosh! Th’ old brewery down in the city just tugbled down and killed three men, First lounge: to second--Hear that? Old brewery in the city just fell in and nearly killed three men. New arrival at the suburban tav- ernâ€"Part of the roof of the old brewery m the city fell in a while ago and hurt three men. The disappointed victims of poor Catarrh remedies should read the statement of J. R. Smith. of Lake Stream. N. B. in Catarrhozone he found an absolute cure and says: “Last winter my little girl of eight caught cold which lodged in her ears in the form of .Catarrh. She became sick and deaf and nothing helped. By inhaling Catarrhozone she got re- lief and gradually the discharge Went away. She was cured perfectly ofoCatarrh. Personally I can recom- mend Catarrhozone for coughs and throat irritation; it’s a wonderful medicine.” Sold everywhere. 25c. and $1.00. Average attendance. 28. _If the girls and women THE AILMENTS OF WOMEN. PROVED BEYOND DOUBTy How the News Spread. S, S. No. 3. GLENELG- Honor Roll. . No. 2, BENTINCK. who sufl'er Constantly on hand the best brands of Rolled Oats. Also our make of Rolled Cereal, the best on the market. Also Chopped Oats. Mixed Chop5 Pea Chop, Bean Shorts and Feed lour. Special Reduction on Flour in 5 and 10 Bag Lots. A â€" â€" Goods delivered anywhere in grocers keep our flour for sale. If your grocer dues not keep it come to the mill and we ‘W"i11 ‘use ygu right. n_-‘ll _, | Is made from selected winter whea, and is a superior article for making pastry, etc. urooas aeuverea anywhere in town. Chopping Done Every Day All-wool blankets a. Specialt ‘ .W'fii wwwwwwmswwm: and upwards. Home-mande socks mitts for men Home-made mitts for boys 25c, Black ribbed all-wool underw’r 1.10 WW 'W'fii‘w WWQS Men’s f'ency. fine, and at $1.00 Men’s ‘plain fleeced underwear .MSIQMS'QSESQSIQSIQSV4S!23!QSO Men’s Unshrinkable all-wool ribbed at $1.00 Men’s Unshrinkable Scotch Knit at Men’s Zero Wool-Fleeced 50c no 75c We have a. few suets in every Quality of Underwear, for men, at 590 to $1.25 per pair. Does this Cold Snap Remind you that Your Underwear [5 Thin ? THIDAYIS CLOTHES REEL -â€".‘v vâ€" -.I Call us up by telephone No.8. John McGown. TRY OUR NEW CHOPPER. PASTRY FLOUR SOVEREIGN ECLIPSE WE KEEP C. L. GRANTk THE wool knitted (N STOCK OR MADE TO ORDER. Engines and Boiler Repairs promptly executed. RIGHT PRICES AND GOOD WORK. Special attention to Gaso- line Engine repairs. Cutting Boxes, Horsepowers, Wind Stackers, Stock raisers’ Feed Boilers. C. Smith Sons PROPRIETORS Millwrights, Machinists, Iron and Brass Founders. and Steam Fitters ..... DURHAM FOUNDRY Picture Framing on 5172077651 notice. I BEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY CUS- TOMERS and the phnblic in general that I am prepared to furnis NEW PUMPS AND REPAIRS. WELL DRILLING, Rn-Cmrxe AND Passecmrxc- done with Cement concrete. 6" ALL ORDERS taken at the old stand near McGowan’e Mil] will be promptly at tended to. ALL WORK GUARANPEED at “Live and let live” PRICES. and Funeral Director Pumps. A. BELL UN DE RTAKER Pumps from $2 upward. SHOP Open every afternoon. All REPAIRING promptly and prop. erly attended to. Pumps of all Kin (is. Galvanized and Iran; ”1p- ing'; Brass, Brass mued and Iron Cvlinders. Wk D CUNNUR For Any 01d Worn silver? If so, I am prepared to re- plate 11:. Bring it in new A FULL LINE OF THE .' During Harvester Farmimplements Mac MANURE SPREADERS While I have the time. HAY LOADERS All worK guaranteed. mamas MO WERS . BAKES Prices Moderate, SEED DRILLS DISC HARROWS and Strictly Cash. WAGGONS m‘ TRADE MARK; Dasucus ‘ COPYRIGHT 3 ac. 9 send! a akebchnnd dew-i DtIon qtfiglagnucertainng.our opinion free whether}: invention is probably Patentable. Commumn flona strictly confident 8.1. HANDBOOK on PW .sent free. Oldest agency for aecnrmg patents. â€"â€"â€" V‘ - 'vv-w A fiandsomeli mustvmt‘éd-Qeekly. La, L _ culation 0 any scientific journal. 15333:! f m “'5 3 year stage re 31 5,. an newsdeélers. .po 9 p d‘ “d 1’! mum 80.86'B~m. "W19.“ Branch 0008. 625 F St... Washington, Any Old Worn silver? If so, I am prepared to re- plate it. Bring it in now while I have the time. All worK guaranteed. Sash 6’ Doors SHOW Roomsâ€"Next to Swallows“ Barber Shop. RESIDENCEâ€"Next door South of W'. J. Lawrence‘s blacksmith shop. HAVE YUU? Scientific mam 1 root‘s-van- Embalming a Specialty Machine Oi] Harness 01] Ame Grease and H00 Ointment, go to S. P. SA UNDERS GEORGE WHITMORE- - nufacturer of And Dealer in â€" Geo. Yiirs W. D. CONNOR Harnessmaker‘ GASOLINE ENGIN ES. Impleme Democqats and 't‘ (Rubber and Steel Til McClity Stoves tad Range Etymond Sewing Bell Pisnoa and Organs. thvy, all “'00! Blankm 4.00 to 4.75 a pair. Flannellette Blankets. lzu size. l.% a pair. Size. 1.3) a. pm; Bed Comforters Implement Agent and Men's Cardigan J ackets at and 1.50 each. Floor Oilcloth 1 1.5 and 2 ya} 25¢ a square yard. Call and see us We carry also other known brands of F listnwel lionel Brea AhD Icfiofian’s Eclipse That always sari Cook. Five 2 Roses and I AGENT for DOYLE . I Monuments and Tom OWEN SOC SD. Leave your order wit MCLACHLIN, Durham, v give you prompt attention v Drawers from 250 up. “533‘ White VVOOI bat Fascinators 500 and 1.00 e But Flaw ’ ‘3" give vou what I You will find our p: ALSO A COMPLETE STOCI For Flo The BIG '. FLETT, Fl W. H. BEA Pot Plants Bulbs Floral Design Floral Decor of all kinds 01 shortest notil John Cla 1908 Calder Block Mt. Forest. from 1.3! Berli