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DS md strongest re- : to every buyer ify kind of seed, ’second consider. Limating its value Fhen comparing lity and Price of fier. they will be xyers best inter- y seed has given best Quality and - ble. All clover feed offered un- .cial brands as Quality {CLOVER ’nment ndard” Iarlings” d and Alsike clo- tle. Cold and : tins. Tablets STORE. eparation rlings” ar. 19, 1908 ER’S Store r Oil Sta gency uality UNTER use 1am J'CI, " are with the alit-Y. rough m for SSCY- '91 use 1M all“ £1111 I‘IS ar- 119 'ed w US 1(1 111 ant. US vm. 42â€"440. 2141. News AROUND TOWN T3119. ; My. m:ll.~[ilh1t' is on the WM“ ' t nu: ma; “w he is going to arrest s “'59:?" ;'-':~ “"31” makes the. four ( fill'llel“ .~‘ Hun-ufl'nxu and Lambton ‘ “I‘m-B .n min-2mg headquarters on S‘”“i;‘." t“~ vuiHfi-Is‘. For some “"19. inn-k he i::z~ Emd sll'lf’t orders from the {min-i! Eva-p these earners clear on Sunday :‘x‘pnings, particularly when “hill‘f'h sei‘x'ive 15 going on. Not caring {Demise {hem to be forced to pay 3' fime. he has warned the offenders time and again. till Imw. some of them have Em idea they cannot, be ousted from {:ertain pans of the highway. claiming It is Primit- ground. As the law does not lfl'ngnize loitering, even on priv- aie Pl‘Operty. we think those who per- “al in this idea to the extent of making these places a Sunday evening’s hang' Out. will «:ume out. of the small end Of Fhe born when they appear before the beak. \tht idea. a bunch 0f young ‘1 men can have in hanging around the ‘T’mem, especially on the evening and t"he in question. is rather hard for we “f dmihtful beauty to understand. but. mommy some of the dapper young f”no“. who are more fortunate in that, line than the test of 08- will be “u? to explain the matter- And 9‘?!“ ,have to if the T. C. 8955 M l‘.‘ s is the place to buy first g of all kinds. .rle Liver Pills, gentle yet! ONE large 12x14 Photograph will be l‘wo boxes for 250 at Mac- given free with each dozen of our best 11;); Stormâ€"4 cabinets. This offer is too good to _ _ --â€"~- last. long.â€"F. \V. Kelsey. H' ,. blue-her cut. and pumps ‘ COME and see our new goodsâ€"C. I Grant. ll a shipment of Mc- ms buggies. See them At Murdock’s. hm'mle to lose Mr. and Mrs. 'st 311 and family. who ”a to Barrie Where they LP their home. Mr. : rru‘king goud sales- :ontinue in the business um Separators in the my and Simcoe. VVe him very agreeable to «changes says :â€"-“ Mr. ’1- of the Southampton- .nch of the Farmers’ ted suicide at Allenford last, week at, 9 p.111. by self near the railroad reading the report the an has spent many sleep- :rying to locate that t of his anatomy. but. is n the dark as ever. .1 t he 312L015 r Restorer restores > to its natural color. Inc-Farlane’s. Fully 3' CAVE“ ayoung Engâ€" thing is worth. Cows brought from _v arrived from the Old forty to forty-five dollars and horses "‘m'd the contract for one hundred and twenty-five to one painting the residence hundred and eighty. The total pro- llkingha'“. Hayward’s ceeds of the sale amounted to nearly The work has already twentv-five hundred dollars. w interior presents a. ' vulnrs, the shades of 11- is now over a month since the uni olive green being Cream Separator \Vurks went up in my, between the tele- the C. P. R. station. hand. Finder will it this office or Post. U't .u.,,---,.--- - l‘he work h interior I >lnl's, the. ‘1 olive g! t‘ Work is e fleets great T119 exte ll II llall‘u ‘quH m the Local l at the last t .ght in by ti and may should be -k-ct.i0ns. Tl air Stock Foods. Ll leads them all. horses and cattle tells us the one can‘t be right. J. Murduck‘s. uliuts herenn the The object, as it. ”weer-Lain particu- r rights and qualifi- n the Local Option at the last election. ght in; by the anti“ and may reveal houkl be guarded ectiuns. That. their ‘ roll. and that. they (I at the Court of ’ place them beyond .‘uurt to deny them ’mnchise then hon- Burrister Telford is a is executed in great credit on exterior of the xaminatinn 0‘ 'tv of the vutet SOUR CARR’S Headache Cure never fails. 25¢ a. box at MacFax-lane’s Drug Store. Cl! LADIES. if you are looking for up-to- date cloth for a. coat, come and see Mr. J. A. Glass; also the latest skirt supporter, keeps your waist and skirt in proper position. NEW goods arriving weekly in all lines of Dress Goods, prints, ginghams, muslins, laces. cmbroideries. etc. Particular people will appreciate our goods.-â€"â€"C. L. Grant. “I"- “u! I. .v V“ (VI to l\'UI\lI16 5‘15 UPâ€"W' late cloth for a. coat, come and see! THE postponed meeting of the South HI. J. A. Glass; also the latest skirt G1ey Rifle Association will he held in ~11ppoxte1, keeps your waist and Skirt the to“ 11 hall on Monday evening n PP'OPBI position. next, Mawh 3l..)th Allu1e111hers of the association, as well as citizens who ate NEW goods a11‘1v111g weekly in all inte1est9d in the plant e~~ of the socie- lines of Diess Goods. punts, ginghams, ! ty are requested to he p1-esent.lm- 11111slins, laces. elnbr1'1itle1-.ies etc. port mt business will he t1z-111s.1sted,; P.11t1c11la1 people will .1pp1eciate our the pl oc111 mg of ,1 Sin-ht for the armory goods. ~â€"-C. L. Giant. being one of the subjects to come 1fi1de1 discussion. Don’t forget the GENTLEMEX, I hme the best workltime, \londay. Maxch 30. the place, hands that can be. found 1n any place. Town Hall Durham. I pay the highest wages eve-1 paid in ___+__ D111ha111. If you me looking for ani up-to-date suit. call on J. A. Glass. PERSONAL. Prices right. 11.. Grant was in Georgetown on THE first exhibit of a potato grown in 1908 was placed on our desk last. week. It was grown in Mr. John Kinnee’s cellar, is a good color and week. It was grown 111 Ml’. Jonn Kinnee’s cellar, is a good color and about the size of a. small bantam egg. \Ve do not imagine anything remark- able about this, as am; one might get. similar results in a warm cellar and a. little suitable soil. FROM the way things sold at Mc- Eachern’s sale at Muloch last week we imagine Auctioneer Clark has acquired the knack of getting the last cent a THE town loses a. good citizen by the removal of Mr. J. C. Telford, who .vas manager of the Sovereign Bank during its existence here. He. left last week for Owen Sound, but will be here fre- quently for some time yet. He rapidly became pcpular with all classes, and be retained to the last the increasing good will of the cumnmnity. \Ve wish him success. l J. M. KEARNs, of Arthur, is out for! {the presidency of the Canadian La- crosse Association for 19")S. McK has been a. lacrosse player nearly all his 1 life and has sewed on the Council and l as First and Second Vice-President of‘ the. Association for a. number of years, l and is, We believe. fully capable of handling the big job he is out for. From present indications, and the ; statement of a member of the execu- tive of our own club, he will receive ' tion to a man, and should get the cause the insurance was placed. the town has n x it. Man} are anxious whole truth. on the corner on w u of which our Chlef 01 with a. scratched face er torn up appear-aha 'v u .lwâ€"‘ ‘ on the corner on “'ednesday last, out Yhief of Police emerged 001119 0 fracas. It seems that the parties en- gaged, coming from a local option locality. had laid in a stock of "oh be jovfnl” sufficient to wet their whistles until their next visit to our thriving --="-~-~ .ma some. one. thirstier than and some one. thirstier than W addell nd With much less mazuma, ‘ , ° ' ed the said article Of courselLOllmS Pmlom Y . I . - [McDonald this led to words, and some mlghty'Curx-v long ones too, which ended in a love seen 3. in which the villian was finally captured and put to inglorious flight. . The Chief laid an information against 1 ngm’ l the guilty ones, who have since settled. 80°“ ‘ W'ho they were, we don’t know, but ‘ Dale we would ask them, as a Special favor} Press, to let us know the date ‘ VVaddell of their next appearance in our burg ' Collins . 'n the‘McDonald Meiji TH] Beacom Up=to=date “"12 had some more free vaudeville THE Canadian National Exhibition will be held in Toronto from August 29th to Sept. 14th, 1908. DR. BEACON, of Stratford, Eye, Ear. Throat and Nose Specialist, will be at Dr. Gun’s office for consultation on Job Work Done at the Chronicle Office. Thursd FRIENDS of Mrs. Anderson (nee Miss Ruth Johnston) will regret to learn of thed ath of her little son on the 4th inst. Mrs. Anderson is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam J ohnston. of this town. Tuesday. Lawyer Telford went to Toronto T uesé Bandmaster Hawthorne was in Toronto on Friday last. Mt. Arch. Robertson attended the Grand Lodge, A. O. U. VV., in Toronto last week. Mr. J 09. Firth. of Revelstroke. B. (3., is spending a. few weeks with friends and relatives in this locality. Mr. Artonr Smith arrived home on Tuesday morning from San Francisco on a visit, to his parent-s, Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith. Mr. Thos. Livingston left on Monday Mr. Thos. Livingston left on Monday morning for Barrie. where he has charge of the office of the National Separator Company of Pembroke. I'- Mr. Alfred \Vatson, of SWIIB uur- rent, but now of Regina. will accept thanks for renewal of sub. and kind words arcompanying remittance. Mr. and Mrs. John Mechesney and four children, of Owen Sound, spent a few days with Mrs. Mechesney’s moth- er, Mrs. John McFadden, of Bruce St. Mr. Mark W'ilson, of Flesherton, ,spent Sunday with friends in town. Mrs. “'ilson, who has been visiting relatives here the past two or three weeks. returned with him. Mr. “'11). Johnston, of Durham. an organizer for the Independent Order of Foresters, is in town this week in the interests of that Society. He is meeting with good successâ€"Clarks- burg Herald-Reflector. Two rinks of the Durham Curling] Club defeated the same number repre-l senting \Valkerton on the rink here on “'ednesday evening of last week, and on Thursday afternoon and even- ing z-ulministered a trimming to the Mt. Forest Club. Quite a number of onlookers were in attendance at all contests. and interest ran high. The score was at all times close, and :4» tvna anvhodv’s game till the last The score was at, z it. was anybOdY'S 8 stone was played. The following is the “'ALKERTON McLean McNam ara Lount Richardson 19â€"skipâ€" MCN ab Miller Lippert Morrison J1 \. “\â€" tv s- .‘Ichmax‘a T. G. Lauder ‘ met Ireland Richardson 19â€"skipâ€"12 J. C. Telfnrd McNab W. Hunt-er \Ii‘. ler J. H. Hunter Lippert Calder Morrison 6â€"skipâ€"17 J. P. Telford The score by rinke for the Mount. Forest Dmbam game the following day :â€" ‘wr. FOREST DURHAM Wright Lavelle Scott ”W. Hunter Dale Brown 21V ELY DURHAM, 0NT., THURSDAY. MARCH 26. 1908. DURHAM CURLERS WIN. morning. April ~ u Vollet ,J. H. Hunter 131d Ce: lder THE EVENING’S GAME. Pickering W. Hunter T. G. Lauder office of the National many of Pembroke. \Vatson, of Swift: Cur- ‘0f Regina, will accept n9\va.l of sub. and kind DURHAM J. Lenahan DURHAM Lavelle W. Hunter Brown Ireland ‘Volfe J. P. Hunter J. C. Telford on so as to have some feature to arrest the attention of the buyer. To do this, the compositor must have time; {he can’t CIOWd two days’ work into ione and produce the best results for i the advertiser. The reason a merchant 1 ' advertises is to tell the public what he I has to sell and to induce them to buy. t \Vell worded. well arranged and well set advertisements will help to do this so long as the advertiser retains the confidence of the public by doing exactly what he says he will. To sum up, the man who wants to get the best results should give good matter, give it in time, have it set up An ad. may he ever so well worded and spoiled when put; in type. The compositor should have same artistic ideas, and make. every ad. stand out; as it ought to. live up to What he says, and watch the results. No use going to a. print shop with a bunch of hiero- glypics just as the forms are going on the press. Say what you have to say, then quit. People have no time for reading sermons in the ads. EDITOR CHRONICLE. DEAR SlR,â€"Kindly allow me space in your valuable paper to express my appreciation and sympathy for those who, in time of need, manfully came forward and defended the honors of the Durham Curling Club in the reâ€" cent. umtches with Mount Forest and \Valkerton . Though some may throw slurs at certain members of our club, and try to belittle them in the eyes of the sporting element of our town, who was it rose in their greatness and saved our on defeat ? At the recent watch at \Valkerton, for example, with a thirty-five mile pleasure trip in sight, there were twenty volunteers to play five games, while at home, with six games to play, the honor of defending our town club fell on a brave fourteen, some of whom were forced to play two, and even three games against the strongest teams the towns to the south and west could produce, seven men having to play where seventeen might have. \Vhy should this state of afl'airs exist where there is a membership of over half a hundred. who claim to have a fondness for the roarin’ game? Now, it appears to me that if this is the way those who have the pleasure 3 trips are going to stand by our club ‘ when home games are to be played. it will, sooner or later, work destruction for the organization. If the men who take the little jaunts out of town are ashamed to face the music at home, 1 would think it only fair that the brave ones should enjoy the pleasures of some, 01- all of the club’s free trips. Thanking you, Mr. Editor, able space, I remain, Yours very truly. On Friday last. after an illness of| two or three years duration ,from con- sumption, Miss Agnes Supernault died at the home of her aunt, near Crawford. She was 27 years of age, and daughter of Mr. Reamy Super- nault, of Michigan. Since the death of her mother, 26 years ago, Miss 'Supernanlt has resided with her aunt in Bentinck, who, with her father and one sister, Miss Annie, were her near- est living relatives. LETTER TO THE EDITOR. VVV -â€" Intel-rhent took place on Monday to Mr. Fred, and Miss Mary Bray, of Toronto, aunt and uncle of the de- ceased. attended the funeral. Miss Supernault was also a cousin of the Shewell family, and Mrs. T. Swallow, {of this place. organization from ignominious OBITUARY. , Mr. Editor, for valu- SPECTATOR. Spring Miningy Opening. The New Spring Practically all our New Spring Dress Goods are now in stock, and an inspection of all the Newest Weaves should be interesting to. every woman who likes to be up-to-date. J. J. HUNTER g: Balance of Winter Stock to O‘ 0 at reduced prices. Waists Clearing of all Winter Goods. Sole Agent for Progress Brand Clothing. We extend to the ladies of Durham and vicinity a cordial invitation to visit our show-rooms, on Wednesday and Thursday, March 25th and 26th i and following days, when we will submit for your inspection a’ most complete range of the for spring wear, including Stylish Trimmed Pattern Hats, Ready-t0- Wears and Millinery Novelties. THE BUSY 8TORE ON THE BUSY CORNER. Cash and one price Have you seen Our range of Very Newest Styles Japanese Silk Wajsts Black and Brown at lowest prices. $1.00 PER YEAR. gm w Mi ha I“: