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15! a medic- rs! Sixry Years; 3, think Of that! Vith Aycr’s Sal'- 3 original Sam Sarsaparilla the sc 1' or thin blood, general debility, [her \Vanted 'ooms Feed L A!” 00.. In" W. old Amonia rota! W0 mm :11 our medium... th et Felt Hunter Sweepers l5! 811858. St \V‘ wavy stocked D 1'] 1‘ carpets. ,v work: a!" 3 us a trial. 0 ll nds 0f ht U." \V SO" whicn should makes ving )1 a D Ist- ) \V n U ll of 8 fine hoes. it Lvle. NEWS AROUND TOWN _\'( x11 1 W 1d \\ .11 lin ii”..â€" I NEIL 31003;}:st M. P. P. How vl‘t‘. but the weatheridoesit look? 11;: cards at this oflice. mowing Of m9 x F VlOI‘lOCk. ‘. l . ‘VLV..vv-â€"' 3 11‘ seems that building operations _ _‘____.___â€" z 1 m1 sole plates fox the will not be vexy brisk this summer. use for sale at the? (“4" A_-_____-n__--_ , , _S_.2-L._..- A: unine the fine laces, [Lu-e curtains at Kate witch . Scott] 3 stox e. 2 ill: ed 1111 that Mr. J. H. .0 his bed through a he is mselve \V 1 V \V as "cpel' who has used sh Stain is delighted obtained. Nothing 1y. So easy to apply, .\lex. Russell carries popular stain. he is turning out \V :1 in lust issue in saying 1 In the town provided for wt wide, and there was ' no room for an armory market, square. which is {Y and unfit for a gOOG my kind. Ear, Nose and 11 he at. the Hahn and fourth Sat- th frmu 12 to 6 Lice ..0 O. F. Smokerx'ul t \\. C. \ollett’s say Dxng Store, H. H. out I. F. Grant 3. and one o- «waning: of the: Stationery. want. we'll vas a. disagreeable morning and cold I must have been . those who wished mats and couldn‘t. might have been ts an umbrella. evenmg 5 within a certax a they claim, cause v to revert to tt ' now he claimed f( \\' ])l’( hy 311°. “'11). Edge » is willivg to re- u'uperty and make Iced and re-convey File property was rust, and the town part of the agree- I 3 J L'QT arrived, a large stock of fancy men‘s and parasols and umbrellas at Mo: lock’s. ICU \V‘ n'ned h V I'llal‘Kt “113‘ xdit ions. u; of f mm the Dr's. l welcomed by tut H )11 U mnmencea Lnd will he been ste. winqlatelv 2 IX xenewing his subscxiption for the S1noke1 CHROXH LE. MI. Hugh )chechnie V'sollett says they 211 e having beautiful weather 9, H. H. out in Bethune, Sash, and that e\ ety- r _~ and one is huSy seeding. .l. 1'9 118 Kt It making and ht ll \V t ).\'I a. time \V it iitinn (1m this improve (7 9t has \V If upden lal‘ :- SIR ADOLPHE GABON, ex-minister of ' Militia and expostmaster-general of . ; Canada. died on Monday last. \V Ht 1' and \V ll certain MR. LATIMER lS re-modelling the inside of his house up town. pl'( “'1‘” LADIES don’t forget that if you! want a nice tailor made coat, I have} the goods. Call and see. â€"-â€"J. A. Glass, Tailor. ‘ THE construction work on the new rink is going on slowly but surely, but there’s ‘ nothing definite to hand about the at mory. 100(1 IT‘S Mrs. Crawford and not Mrs. 001- ‘ ville who is putting improvements on her house. \Ve must. have seen double last week. THE tinwork on the Durham depot, is now completed. L. C. Karstedt had the contract and will also do the work on Hanover and \Valkerton itb stations. he his I'll FOUR Great Lights: sunlight, moon- light. starlight, and greatest of all, the light that will direct. a man to get an upâ€"to-date suit, for style, fit and finish from J. A. Glass, Tailor. \V e “(Vll\' V LI. 0 THE Methodist church was crowded ‘ on Sunday evening last. The choirl Where they came from °â€"â€"am had special music. and a selection by are visi tin g. the church orchestra was much apprec- __ iated. Add to this a. good sermon by Mrs. (Rem) Farr, Gorrie the pastor and a good solo by Miss Hughes' family. Everitt. and imagine the spiritual bill \Ir “. 3 Hull Owe ot fare both m seruce and song. customers, on business. Editor \Vrlgxw, . ; (’nnfederate, was i1 595 ff Liberal Convention the: “'9 had the pleas fm- : from him. THE young people of the Methodist church are installing a telephone f mm the church to the home of Miss Hunt, several months been un- wlm has f or (mt f t: W EC“ “'35 ll) Up=t0=date Mr. Mc( daughter. Toronto on town ”I! Stratforé mnce to Miss (‘hrisbene cutt. attended : cousin. Miss Nit): Mrs. Porter Mr. Allan If n: daYS 8.950 ll W days ago - \Ii 5 Mamie Ito on Blond )Ir. Bert TP‘ wn Sunday. poo II. (I: Emma. .ucmmu .. 0 on Tuesday. 7. C. Telford. of ()v town Tuesday. ; friends in town Suthexland ha: vtfter spending t .ttended the “'euulus Miss Nina. Henderson, iin Cleveland on the to Mr. John Currie. ' .ingwood, but now of nota. The bride was a ohn Cornish, of Lumsden. at Orchard, visiting her son 0 has to undergo a serious as! operation. Wright, of the Mt. Forest - A1_A mk PERSONALS m. Calder e the voung Pe‘ 1‘58 k . Miss Harvey. 01 filuruuu), w RSONALS' brother, Mr. N. Hal“??- 5 quite ill at present, l Mr. Geo. Gagnon. of Stratfo: ' his brother, Peter and family. Miss Julia “'eir, teacher, < t'm. is home for the holidays. Miss McEwen, of Mt. Fort relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Mc( Douglass left for Tor- .V. lford, uf Toronto was in , ‘ Miss Rita McUomb. \Valter ! McLean returned to 1 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. 1‘ :mOVeC ane Henderson. E l(. easure of of the )It. in attendance .1: here on Tl of Owen Sound. was crowded IN “'88 visiting his 1‘ oumto. i8 Rectory. Mt. Foresr lance at, the m Tuesday- a brief call vicm Mnsonk Job Work Done atthe Chronicle Office. ESound. ‘ Mrs. C. Fit-t; ‘Detroit. i Mr. and Mr 1 Toronto. Mrs. Bean, to Fox-dwich. ‘ Mrs. H. Davidson. to Ayton. - John A. Darling, to London. \ Mr. J. P. Telford, to Toronto. I Mrs. W”. Caldwell, to Guelph. \ Mr. N. McIntosh, to Toronto. Mrs. L. McKenzie, to Toronto. ‘ Miss Jean Brown, to Toronto. Rev. \V. S. J amieson, to Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. V. Bauer. to Berlin. Mr. \V. Johnston, Jr., to Toronto. Miss Vaddie Caldwell, to Guelph. Jeweller \Vebster to Toronto. Miss Inez Redford to Allan Park. Mr. Ernest Everitt to Palmerston. Mrs. H. McUrne to Fordwicll. Mrs. J. A. Glass to (ie(.)rgetown. Mr. T. N. \anpole to \Viurtun. Mias Pearl \Varner to Toronto. Principal and Mrs. Allan, to Toron- Miss Mamie McKav Toronto. M r. T A. Harris w couple of days. 3 Brantford. ‘ Mrs. Ed. Burnett, J 1°., 5] ' days with friends at, Allan Hanover. Mrs. V. lit). Mrs. Lachlin McKenzie spent the holidays in Toronto. Mrs. J. P. Telfm-d and Miss Park snent, a. few days with friends in Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie, to Owen Mr. R. N. Mulvin, London, Mr \V. Olemas and other friends. Mrs. John Robertson. of Streetv Mr. and Mrs. Adam Robertson. Miss Aggie Howard. Utlelpn. u-ueuua in town. Mr. \Valter Jamieson, Toronto, his parents at the parsonage. parents at, the para Miss Ball, Varne) N. \Valpnle. Mr. F red Kelly, '1 here. ‘ Miss Mary Eager. Toronto Conser- vatory of Mmic, visited Miss Amy Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. “’helan and child visited the former’s parents and the latter's grandmother, Mrs. Porter. Mrs. Dr. “'oods, of Bayfield, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buchan. Mr. and Mrs. “'11). Bailey, Hanover, the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Caton. Miss Haddock, .Palme and Mrs. Fluker's. Mrs. Steuruall. of E with her daughter, Mr stedt. Miss Afinie McCreary. Tornnto, he: mother and other relatives zind friend in town. Miss H DURHAM, 0NT., THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1908 Misses Edit-h and Annie Daniel, of Hamilton, their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daniel. Mr. Joe Moore, of Toronto, accom- panied by his little cousin, Master Charles L. H. Sanford. with his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Moore. Mr. Joe I panied by Charles L. ents, Mr. 8 PERSONAL Hahn visited friends in Ber- . B. Kevler, of \Velland, V and daughter. oward Tyermam), with f Pi and vicinity. larveV. of Toronto, with irth, and son Joseph, to zie Howard. Guelph. friends McKay spent. Easter in obertsnn. OI Dbl'et‘bvuw, Adam Robertson. N-ler. of \Velland, with R. Macfarlane, to 'eir, teacher, of Allis- ? the holidays. 0, of Mt. Forest, with m] Mrs. S. McGomb. Gorrie, visit ing the as Toronto, his parent Palm erston, at )1 1'. of Stratford, with m1 family. and whom they of Southampton. ; EDITOR CHRONICLE. ‘ -. Mrs. L. c. Kari DEAR Simâ€"On reading in the To- -ronto News the account of the fiend gafv. Toronto, her- if incarnate near Brockville. who allowed eluéives and friends 1 all his StOCk to starve t0 death, I am lsure that righteous indignation must! .3. Toronto Conser- E burn in mimy it. christian and humane} visited Miss Amy gheart. Xet.,.sn-, here 1n this town of: ‘Durham age hung a griat nunilber of . , the same ratermty, W ose un uman ‘3’ “' helan and Chad ‘ and cruel treatment of dumb animals "5 gamut; and the should meet with the extreme penalty er, ‘ I‘S. Oftel. Of the laW. .\I r. and M 1-3. home for spent a few n Park and S. )IcComb. Falls, M RS. GEORGE BRADLEY, her THIRTY DAYS As we intiumted in last week’s issue the trial of \Villiam Bx-itton. the young Englishman who re-paid Mrs. McAr-‘ thur her seven weeks’ board by skipp- ing out with n sixty-dollar watch, took place in the town hall, on ~\‘Vednesday 1:tst,hef0re Magistrate Telford. The extreme penalty fur the crime com- mitted, is, in this country 14 years imprisonment, but young Britten was let off with a month at hard labor, thanks to the pleadings of Mrs. Mc- '1 Arthur, who interceded for him. well-known resident of Egremont who died April 1 1th. aged 83 yrs. The trial over, Britten was taken to‘ the ganl. and Mrs. McAl-thnr departed‘ for home, satisfied that she had done‘ a kind act and smed a. 301mg \vziy- ‘ waxd from at least a two- months sen- tence in the 0“ en Sound coop. Mrs. McArthur “ent home, we said, and we might add that there she has been 93 en since t1 ying to find out just what the young miscreant did or did not take. In addition to the watch, ameer- schzunn pipe, belonging to Mr. Mca Arthur, tobacco and other articles were taken out of the store, and the latest article to be missed is avaluable and much prized brooch. The brooch is set in the centre with at Scotch thistle. and surrounding it are numer- ‘ 011s Scotch pebbles. A suitable reward is offered for information that W1“ 10. :d to its recovery. Many other articles of minor impor- tance were found in the lining of the young lads clothes, and in one pocket was found :1 pitiful appeal for assis- tance to a lady in Dublin, Ireland. stating that. lie was out of friends and . work, and could get nothing to do 1 whereby he could earn an honest, liv- iv .-v-. h.’ in". This is a. poor recommendation for Durham to getin Dublin, especially trom Britton, who has had several good homes in this locality, where he could have grown up as one. of the family, were it not for his utter thick- lieadedness and disinclination for hard work. Anyway. Britton is in for :1 month on the rock-pile, and we venture to say it will he the first time he earned his boztrd' in this locality. When he‘ comes out, the arm of the law may! again descend upon him for his other thievings and this time Mrs. McArthur will be as mmn as the Sphinx, so far. as leniency for this young scoundrel,‘ rwho so shahhily re-paid her tor his: l winter's board is concerned. l CRUELTY 1‘0 ANIMALS. '8 ON THE ROCK- FILE. Durham, April 17th, 1908. CITOYEXNE at will Never has our assortment of ladies ready-to-wear skirts embraced a m 0 re varied r a 11 ge of styles and fabrics in garments that re- flect in everv detail the 111011est skill 111 the makino. Prominent in the s110\\111g are the black and blue Panama Clothes 111 he“ pleated effigcts. “ h 1 Black, navy, green and brown Léluuuu .Luuwuâ€" Cloths in deep pleated style and tailored designs. Also a wide range of ladies’ and misses’ light and dark tweed skirts. We carry all sizes in skirts from 37 to 4-1 inches long, and as large as 32 inches waist measure. ES The New Spring After our Easter rush we have just received a lot of new goods and if you have not purchased your spring hat yet, you will. find the style to suit you in our large stock of stylish trimmed millinery. 'i J. J. HUNTER 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. Balance of Winter Stock to go at reduced prices. Waists Clearing of all Winter Goods. Sole Agent for Progress THE BUSY STORE ON THE BUSY CORNER. Millinery Cash and one price Have you seen Our range of Japanese Silk Waists Brand Clothing. Black and Brown $1.00 PER YEAR. at lowest prices.