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éfiz‘rffiProperty for Sale”: .fl‘ f‘Sjfimmssa OF IMPROVED VAL- 59‘; v. Mill Street. Durham. llOft frontage {.‘f DWELiING AND SHOP. ON :1: It ply‘j‘? fi'dliam Laidlaw Concession of the Township of Nor- nby. containing 2.50 acres. the estate of -' late Thos Fulton One stone dwelling i- one name dwelling. Good bank barn r 1 good frame barn Will be sold in block flivided to suit purchaser. Terms made Run: on application. Hugh Fulton, Ad- liistrator. Hampden, P, 0. {Hi 13. tf. {:3 NUMBER OF TOWN LOTS ON V'â€" '.-- storey dwelling. alongside Presby- ggan Manse property in Upper Town, xgrham. Corner of Durham and Klein {.gmts. Seven rooms. pantry, closets. went flooyegi cellar. etc. Good airy loca- " A _ j I..-A__‘ n-AL‘A . .10 acres of land opposite Mr. Thos. fishins, nonvenient to Durham. Cottage g'wains 6 rooms. good woodsbed. good sta- hen house. never failing well. Excell- place for gardening. Apply to Aaron it. ' "'1‘" LII- u.--vv â€" v â€" _ :3. “Possession at 0:160: Gnod land. 33016. For particulars apply to ._ford. Durham. _ I house, situated on the west Sid" Gara- .xa Street. in upper town. large lot with $1119. first-class well also cistern. Anply ‘, premises. Angus Cameron, [3123. 3.;9vuu uuv. v“ ‘.v...--, v--- _ _ _ _ cg. in good locality. Good frame Stable. {ad and soft water. one acre of land. Snap .muick purchaser. For further particu- {'3‘ apply to John W. McKechnie. Owner, H ghkv Sauzeen P. 0. Mg. lst. IREâ€"til if 100 ACRE FARM WITHIN TWO r. miles of Durham. On the farm there £20011 brick house. almost new also two :11 barns with stone foundations. The gwerty is well fenced and well watered. t; accept $3090 on terms *0 suit purchas- ; Apply to W. F. Dunn, Agent for Von; 8- [April '29â€"tf. "LABS. PRINCIPALLY HARD 9" ‘3‘ wood. 16 inches long. Large double _, delivered $3.50 per load. The Durham i‘mme farms in New Ontario. nPat iv Liskeard for saleâ€"large dis-count for Map 0! the locality and terms give-n Kbplication to J P. Teltord. Sulicitnr for gdor. 7 1806 â€"tt PZEIE UNDEâ€"RSIGNED OFFFRS i713}: GARAFRAXA ROADâ€" ”: about six miles from’.Du‘rl‘1§frnj. Good ldings along the line of right of way of Walkerton and Lucknow Railway, in ‘ town of Durham. - fhese buildings must be removed at an fly date. in order to clear the line of right “ ay. 11 material such as timber. brick. stfine; A. in cases where the buildings cannot be "rived. are also offered tor sale. WatedJune 4th 1907. 1 Apply to g? 3. P TELFORD Durham. 5535mm CLASS. mung Fog SALE "“ n 3E 2ND AND 3RD DIVISION or .. -Qhéen .and Countess Streetsâ€"a yttion. DUCPS reasonable Apply Hos Smith or at the Post Ofice. "v ZOâ€"tf ‘, Lot No. I. E G R.. in the Township [9100813. 100 acres known as the “McKin ‘.‘ Farm” at the Rocky Sangeon. Im- ' te posse!» ion given. For particulars 1? to J. P. Telford. 3 1107â€" tf i. blenelfl. ‘5 “'08 bush. frame ham. 1 watered, must be sold. A. H. Jackson tam. 227tf. KEY 200 ACRE FARM AT GLAS- mica West of the Garafraxa Road. the Township of Normanby. in the mty nf Grev. For particulars apply to .’. Telford. Barrister. Durham. W0 STOREY DOUBLE FRAME c ‘5» a wmture Co {TRAYED FROM THE PREMISES "K of the undersigned. lot 1?. con. 21. Eg- ghout. on or about the First of May : [two year old steers. mostly white : 1 9-year old steer. mostly red : 1 two-year . heifer. red : 1 two-year old heifer, roan ' white spots ; :2 yearling heifers. spott- gred and white. Any person giving in- ‘nation that will lead to their recovery “ be suitably rewarded. Edward Har- .- n, Dromore P.0. - [52m Mack: Oiii. sFor Sale or to Let. ‘z, COM FORTA BLE CC’PTAG E A)" D i: cott, will rent 0119 on: more Years. .mg most. of rent m Improvements fldmgs: soxlt wqter, orgbar‘q 3ng tm'u‘ber 3. HIEâ€"tf n'ES‘OZi ""Appâ€"ly‘iowJ. 'Ritchie. Port bur. F Vafier May 16 at lot 26. con. 4. ND R. far 5 bushels. 18c at kiln. Robt. Button: --‘4 Farms for Sale. 'S 13 AND 1-1. CON. 3. N DR CKINNON 100 ACRE FARM AT V 0 G 00 D COMFORTABLE houses. Apply to J. M. Latimer.“_ \“A t‘ ‘ have same b)- paying expenses of ad Rising and prov ing claim. Call at ith’s Harness Shop, [5'28t Township of Glenelg, 1908 the Rocky. immediate possession giv- For further particulars apply to J. P. TELFORD. 600i) SOLID BRIQK TWO Court of Revision for the Township of 0012. for the year 1%, will be held at Township Hall. on “ ednesgiay the 27th 'of May. 1208, 2t )0 o’clock m t :e fore- :1. ,nd notice is herebyjnrther given. that opting cf the Conncxl fox: general busi- s will be held at 2 o’clock 1n the afternoon be same day. my] this 14th day of May, 190a .. n ‘h- A .- r hUBBBR RUG. OWNER MAY '. 5 tf. 21â€"IN THE SECOND QON_-' 27 AND ‘28â€"IN THE }8_TB rourt of Revision. Cattle A stray. 1905 â€"tf FIRST SITTING _OF THE For Sale. To Rent. Found. in the Townghio Dufham. ,3. BLACK Clerk. Must [423tf [5212 [4m .g. +MMWW+++W~H~H¢++++MWWM The insolence of hirelings is oiteuaof interrOgatious that were, to .say times detrimental to the business in- the least, impertinent and insulting. terests of the people who are respon- ____.__ sible for their getting three squares Two girls. May Lockerhy and per day. When " six dollar 9' “’99" Lizzie Hull, of Montreal. lie at the clerk iDBiSW on "filing P°°PI° “nth point of death and cannot recover. as about as much consideration ‘5. he the result of a runaway accident in would 8 "“10933k9o it is more tnan that city on Thursday. A. young probable lib“ ‘50 (“Emma's 9° used man. Leslie Cameron. is also badly will take ”39 pains ‘0 hunt for places cut about the head and 18 in a serious more congenial ‘0 the" 1‘9““ 9‘ condition, while the driver. Thomas mind and feelings when they have a Lockerby, 88“de uninjured few dollars to spend. 33 NOTES AND COMMENTS ON THINGS IN GENERAL. 4- 4' ‘i‘ The. nmident was caused bv the At House’s roint. New York, on Friday, Mrs. M, Pierre, the wife of a wealthy Montreal contractor. who was taking a trip to New York City, was subjected to a most absurd volley of impertinent questions by the emi- gration oficer in charge, and when, during the cross-examination, her patience gave way. the man in the uniform expressed some curiosity as to Whether or not she had quarrelled with her husband. In government positions as well as other vocations will sometimes be found these smart alecs, who. in the discharge of their duty, become ob- noxious to the parties with whom they deal, and detrimental to the interests of those they serve. Though a country has. and should have, the right to inquire into the standings of person: passing within its boundaries. the parties on whose shoulders the responsibility is placed. should have enough common sense about their clothes to be able to make a distinction between aperson trying to steal their way into the country and the wife of a wealthy contractor traveling en suite with her children on a visit to her father. Better to let a dozen undesirables cross the line unquestioned than to act, as did this over zealous oficial, by firing at a lady in high social Standing a volley L‘ that trespassing for the purpose of fishing. hunting. trapping. or dogs running at large, will be prosecuted accn'ding to law. Un-lots con. 1. Normanby. lots 1 of 2 of l, 30!], 1 of2. 3of'2. 1 ot2of3. Gen. 2. lot6.2of6.4of2.3of2.5of6. D. McCrie. J 80219. Mrs. T. Allen. J. W. Blvth. ’1‘. Wallace. J. Petty, T. McAhster, A. Marshall. _ .-‘\A A that any person or persons found} hunting. fishing. trapping or trespassing on the properties mentioned below after the date of this notice Will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Thos. Milligan. lot 52. con. 2. W. G R. Thos. P. Mig hton. lot 53. con. 2. W. G. R Alex. Alexander lot 49. con. 3. W. G. R. “m. 0113'. lots 49 and 51. con. 3..W G. R Geo. Mighton. lots 61. 62, 63.3 64. con. 3. N. u. R. J-as Turnbull. lots 59 8: 60. con. \.D R Ed. Crozier. lot 32. con. 4. and lot45. con. 3 W. G R. H. J. Miller. lots 63and 64. con. 3. N. D. R Wm. McCracken. lots 43 and44. con. 3. W. G. R. Jas. Ewen. lots 43 and 44. con. 3.W. G. R. Wm. Scarf. lots46and 47. con. 3.W. G.R. Thos. Torry. lots2829. con. 4. N...DR John Burns. lots 36 8; 31. con 4. N. D. R. Notice is further given. that hounds _or collies found on any of the above properties are liable to be shot. . OFICE IS HEREBY GIVEN L that_ any person_or persons foqnd The above properties are on Rocky Sau- geen, from Aberdeen to Thos. Terry’s. and on Seugeen from Thos. Miliigan’s to Thos. Terry’s. Thxs notice stands good for five years. May 21. 1908. [521: NOTICE is hereby given that the first sitting of the Court of Revxsinn for the Town of Durham. for the year 19% will be held in the Town Hall. Durham. on Tues- day, the 2nd day of J une. 1908 at 8 o’clock p m. Dated at Durham this 18th day of May, 1908. W. B. VOLLE’I‘, You can only explain these things? _.\'.OTICE is hereby given that the first on the plane of amnity; and if wei Sitting of the Court of Revrsinn for the‘search closely throngh nature we Town of Durham, for the ear 1908 will be . . . . held in the Town Hall, barb“). on Tues_ -. W1" find that the distinctly opposrte day, the 2nd day ofJune. 1908 at 8 o’clock in every kingdom. order, or genus. 900- will often unite lovingly and be a Dated at Durham this 18th day of May, ‘ big success as twain where they had 1908. W. B. VOLLE'I‘, , . . Clerk. been beneath one 8 notice as units. [52“ The homely will love the comely; that’s easily understood. But It is more dificult to understand why the beautiful should see something ador- laundr man in re ard to lost ar- able in that which the resc of us con- y g g sider to be positively ugly. There’s ments. with the following result: . . Laundr “I ll . Tottie Teeple; she 1s absurdly pretty; . ymanâ€" regret “.3 te. she is as graceful as a lily. a fawn, or you.”s1r, that one of your shirts is a hawk. And she simply adors Big “’3‘- . . 13m; and Big Bill is so ugly that he pustomerâ€"“But here I have 1933‘ 3 creates a sensation wherever he goes. panayou twelve cents for doing It 3 But there must be an aflinity some- “P- lwbere, for Bill can get Tortie any Laundrymanâ€"“the right. sir. l time he wants her. A gentleman interviewed the Varney. May 18 1908. Laundrymanâ€"“the right, sir. We laundered it before we lost it. Notice to Trespassers. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN_ The Standard Bank pays interest four times a year on all Savings Bank deposits. Savings Bank Depatment in Connection with all Branches. Court of Revision. THE SW BANK TOWN OF DURHAM. i-WWIWé-‘ié M'i' ++WWWI° Some Observatlons Notice. OF CANADA Head Office - - - - Toronto DURHAM BRANCH John Kelly. Manager mo AT HARRISTON AND PRICEVILLE ESTABLISHED 1873 [5214p Two girls. May Lockerhy and Lizzie Hull, of Montreal. lie at the point of death and cannot recover. as the result of a runaway accident in that city on Thursday. A. young man. Leslie Cameron. is also badly out about the head and 18 in a serious condition, while the driver. Thomas Lockerby, escaped uninjured The accident was caused bv the Lockerby girl throwing an empty chocolate box at the head of one of the horses, causing the team to run away and collide with a telegraph pole. The fool who rocks the boat has been with us for many seasons, as well as the other one who didn’t know it was loaded, but we have never before had to reckon with the party who throws empty chocolate boxes or other refuse material at the heads of spirited drivers. . Why peo- ple, and especially girls, let their hilarity run away with their good sense and court death or serious in- jury just to exercise a foolish prank, is hard to understand, but it seems that they have done so since time began and will do so till Gabriel blows his horn. Though we express nothing but sympathy for the two young women. who have probably. ere this, passed away. their death was the result of a foolish prank. and we think had they stopped to consider the damage a team of Spirited drivers are capable of accomplishing when urged to their utmost by fright and excitement, they would be alive today. The number of drowning and shoot- ing accidents. as well as the long list. from other causes, should be taken as a warning by our young peeple to go carefully. and not rush into eter nity at the hind end of what was intended to be a harmless bit of fun. But will they ? We talk a good deal about aflini~ ties, and some peOple laugh at such things; but how do they account for the afiinity that cabbage has for corned beef? I walked about the market with a well known restaurateur. and he remarked that he was going to serve up corned beef. He taught the beef. and then, says he: “Now for the can; bages?’ But why cabbages? It is an af finity that is unexplainable. They certainly don’t look alike, but the fact remains that a cabbage is never perfectly happy till she gets into hot water with a chunk of corned beef. \be should bacon and greens be the proper caper. while bacon and carrOts would be bad form? Afinity! You can’t explain it any other Way. Tripe and onions have an aflinity for one another; so has celery and cheese. the walnuts and the wine. This explains many hitherto not- nndersmndable things. The strange marriages we see every day can only be accounted for in this way. He was the ham. she was the eggs; he was the roast beef, she was the horseradish; he was the chicken, she was the currant jelly; he was the gobbler, she was the cranberry sauce; he was the parsnips. she was butter; he was the tripe, she was the onions; he was the mutton. she was the caper sauce; he was the baa-baa. she was the green pea; he was the pretzel, she was the ends; and so on ad infinitum, or words to that efiect. CHRONICLES OF THE KHAN Affinities THE DURHAM CHRONICLE â€"The Khan. Council met May 28th. Minutes confirmed. An application from R. O. Kilgour Esq. Solicitor for the Mt. Forest, Wellington and Grey Tele- phone Co. Limited praying for the passing of a. By-Law to enable said Co to erect ooles etc.. in and through the Tp. of Egremontâ€"Said By-Law was approved of, duly read and pass- ed. signed and sealed and numbered By- Law No. 223 to enable treas. to borrow money as necessity re- quires to meet school trustees’ orders for teachers’ salaries was passed.â€" Comr. Ferguson reported favorably on Treas, sureties as found in Regis- try ofice. Cost of search $1.50. Report adopted, order granted for $150 and Comr. paid $2.00 Com fees. Council went into Court of Re. vision, with the Reeve in the chair. The members subscribed to the re- quired declaration after which the following cases were disposed of:â€" Ronald Lamont. Lot 11. Con. 8. asst. sustained. Con. Krugler pt. 2 of 5. Con. 1 reduced $100.00. F. and A, Clark. Lot 24. Con. 17, asst. sustain- ed and said Lot was transferred from G. L. B. Haw to aforesaid owners. Lot 45 and IVEâ€"46 Gen. 3. was trans- ferred from I. Traynor to Greenley and Calder. F. Jordan, tenant, Lot. 10, Con. 13 reduced $200.00. J. M. Dixon asst. sustained. Police Vil. lage, Holstein asst. sustained The following names were added on the Româ€"Jae. Kyle. M. F. Lot 2 Con. 5; H. McDougall, M. F. 3â€"10; Jno Pettigrew, M. F. 44 M. Sc. W, Hol. ; R. Doyleâ€"Doyle joint owners 13â€"4; F. Honkins. tenant 17â€"15; N. Long, M. F. 10â€"13; R. Robb, M. F. 17â€"11; W. Jarvis. M. F. 18â€"14;Jos. Swi'zer. M. F. 24â€"13; A. Reid, M. F. 23â€"13;G. Bye. M. F. 3â€"11; B. Tebby. M. F. 17â€"9; Jno. McLachlan, M. F. G. A. 6; Abe Rice, M. F. 44â€"3; W. Isles, F. 8. 20â€"9; Jno. Andrews, M. F. 3â€"5. 20; W, Lowes. M. F. 11- 8; T. J. Bogle. 0. pt. 1 Orchard; Jno. Brown. F. S, 1 of 12â€"1; E. Bugle, M. F. T. 33â€"3; Jas. Cameron F. S. G. A. 14; Jno. Durrant, M. F. 29, M. St. Hol. ; Jos. Dyer, M. F. T. 9 Orchard; A. and E. Smith. M. F. 11 M. St. W. Hol. ; Jno. Walmsley M. F. 2â€"13; Chris. Kregur, M. F. 26â€"2; Ed. Schlimm. M. F. T. 10 M. St. E. Hol. ; R. Ellis, M. F. 12, M. St. E. H01. ; Thos. Hunt, M, F. 33 M St. W. H01. ; Jno. Ball. M F. 18 M. St. £101.; A. Colburn, M. F. 41â€"2. Fergusonâ€" Lothianâ€"-That the Court of Revision now close and the Asst. Roll as now revised be finally passed and Council business be re- sumed.â€"Carried. Each road Comr. receives $250 00 for road imp’s. for 1908 not including bridges nor culverts. Comr. Philp reported on inventory of tile and found 17â€"20 in. 6-16 in. 12â€"10 in. and handed over the tile moulds to Geo. Hamilton and report- ed Jno, McPhee rep. cattlepass and filling road at McNair’s 32.50; P. Mc Queen ploughing road $1 50 Report adoptedâ€"Com. fees $1.50 Comr. Hunter reported H. Reid approach to bridge, Haley’s sideline 75c. D. Hewitt reps. to Bowman’s bridge 50c; J. Rice approach to bridge, Baseline 75c; D. Peckover. plowing road in winter. 31 50; J McEachern winter work .50; J. W. Walls do $2 00; Comr. examined wasnout 10th side- line but found no immediate danger. Report adapted. Com fees 500. Comr. Lothian reported Wes Snell repe to bridge. Lot ‘25, Con. 15 $5 00. Report adapted. Com. fees 50c. The yearly settlement as per agreement between the Council and P. V. Trustees amtg. to $107.94 in- cluding Com. tax for 1907=$48,75. Several minor accounts amtg. to $152 50 were paid. Council adjourned to meet on July 20d. Mr. Jose h Arsnault resides at Cascu‘n- pec, P. . 1.. and sayszâ€"“About five months ago sores broke out on my body. They came in the form of small pimples which discharged. These sores wou'd grow until they got as large as a nickel. I used Carbolic Salve's without effect. I saw Zam- Buk advertised in the papers and secured some, and daily ap lications ( f this healing balm for one wee effected a permanent cure. Since then I have recommended Zam Buk to my brother for boils on his knee, and‘also used it again myself for _a isoned finger, in both enses wiih marvel- ous results. I cannot recommend Zam- Buk too highly. ” Zam-Buk, the great skin healer, can be obtained at any drug or general store for 50 centsa box. or postpaid from the Zam- Buk 00., Toronto. Philadelphia, May 29,â€"Seven form- er ProteStant Episcopal clergyman knelt together before Archbishop Ryan \Vednesday afternoon, and. after making profession of faith, were received into the Roman Catholic Church. The ceremony took place in the cathedral chapel. All seven will study for the pxiesthood. They are Dr. William McGarvey, former rector of St. Elizabeth’s Chr;1rch the Rev. Maurice L. Cowl the Rev. William L. HalWard and the Rev. William H. McClellan. former assist- ants at St. Elizabeth’s; the Rev. Ed- gar N. Cowan. of Milwaukee; the Rev, CharlesE. Bowles and Rev. Otto W Gromell. of Chicago. Count the cups and count the cost. Much is saved by using "Salada" Tea. Sold only in sealed lead pack- ets, never by peddlers or in bulk. Egremont Council. JOIN CATHOLIC CHURCH. PIM PLES AND BOILS. Healed by Zam-Buk. D. ALLAN, Clerk. He Was Killed With an Arrow by the Sheriff of Kent.- Ono of the mysteries of history is that surrounding the arch traitor Jack Cade. Nearly all hiatorians have described him as an Irishman. He was really born in Sussex, where he was as a youth a servant to one Sir Thomas Dagre. This Sir Thomas Dagre. or Dacre, was a Sussex knight of great emi- nence, who had seats at Hurscmon. ceaux and Heanhfield. in that county. Cade has for several centuries been a common name about Mayfield and Heatbfield, as is proved as well by numerous entries in the parish registers as by lands and localities designated from that family. After his defeat near London Cade took to the Sussex woods. and he finally would have escaped if his reckless courage had not brought him out in- to the Open. It is traditionally related that he was engaged in a game of bowls in the garden of a little ale house at Heathfield when a Kentish squire. Sir Alexander Iden, sherifi of Kent. taking him un‘awares. killed him with an arrow.â€"London Saturday Re- View. Now that surgery has advanced to a point where diseased or defective parts of the human body may be re- moved and replaced with those from an animal, it is presumed that the following will no longer be regarded as mere nature fakes: The man with the eagle eye, the man with the lion heart, the man with the chicken liv. er, the man with the bull neck, the man with the pig head and the man with the dog face. You know from daily expe- rience, at home or in the barber shop, that the question isâ€" ‘9 Why doesn't-a razor hold its edge uniformly from heel to head without honing and grinding?" Whether it is a safety, with the certain tax of new blades, or the ordinary open-bladed razor does not alter the question. You want the comfort and satisfaction of a clean, smooth shave every morning with the confident knowledge that your razor will be ready for instant use the next time needed. « No Grind The Carbo Magnetic razoris the only razor uncondidong ally guaranteed to do this. Thirty years of study on the razor situation has perfected a. new secret~process of £1.50 TRIO TEMPERING that positively merges every par- ticle of carbon (the life of steel) into the metalâ€"giving 3 dia- mond-like hardnessuniformly throughout the bladeâ€"some- thing absolutely impossible with fire tempered steelâ€"used in making all other razors. the correct razor position for ghaving every part of the face. But test this razor in your own homeâ€"or if you prefer, have your barber use it on you. Give us your name. or call and see the “Carbo Magnetic” razor, and we will. state our proposition for test- ing these razors without obligation on your part to purchase; together with our free booklet “ Hints on Shav- ing.”| This book illustrates North-WeSt Excursions June 9, 23 Aug. 4:, 18 July. 7, 21 Sept. 1, 15, 2‘3 Return 2nd Class Tickets VERY LOW RATES Berths in Tourist Sleeping Cars at small extra cost, if secured in advance. Apply to any C.P.R. Ticket Agent for full information and free copy of Homeseekers' Pamphlet, or write Many. people are good WOtkCI’S but poor savers. Leann save in the working daysâ€"and thus provide for the day: when sickness and old age come. The best proyision is 3 Savings Accou‘nt. in the Traders DURHAM BRANCH From all Ontario Stationsto Winnipeg, Calgary. Edmonton and principal paints in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta at A Few Human Bromides. C. B. FOSTER, Dist. Pass. Mont, Toronto Sold by W. BLACK, Durham TICKETS GOOD FOR 60 DAYS Branches also at Mount Forest and Ayton. JACK CADE. Leave on Tuesdays . C. TELFORD. Manager. INCORPORATED ‘ “5 THE To Save HIE DURHAM EHHUN IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MOR At the Chronicle Printing House Street, S ° ' THE CHRONICLE win he ubscnptlon any address. free of mtg; Rates $100 ' ‘°’ . . per year, payable: _$1.50 may be charged if not so paid. Riggs? to which every subscription is paxd is damn fi- the {number on the address label. No ”mm continued to all arrears are paid, excevtatm optxon of the proprietor. Advertising For tmnsiynt advertisements! R ~ cents per line for the first use, ates . , tion; 3 cents per-line each subs; quent. insertion minion measure. Profession} cards, not exceeding one inch $4.00 perannm Advertisements without, spec-ifio directinnswib be published till forbid and ohm 29d accordinzit Transient noticesâ€""Lt st. “ ‘szxnd." “For Sale": ateâ€"50 cents for first insertion. 26 cents tot encb onbseqnent insertion. All advér'tisements. to ensure insertion in current week. should be brought in not latenhm TUESDAY morning- All édvertisements ordered by strangers , be naid for in advance. ' Contract rates for year.y advertisements nishgd oq application to the office, is completely stocked with a“ The JOb ' ° NEW TYPE. thus afinrdingfacf Department ilitips for turning out First-class U ' short distance east of Knapp’s HoteL Lamb ton Street, Lower Town, Durham Ofice hours from 12 to 2 o’clock 2-4 o.m., 7â€"9 p.m. Telephone No. 10. J. G. Hutton, M. D., C. M. FFICE AND RESIDENCEâ€"COR. ,ueen and George Streetsâ€"Northof Meth ist Church Office hoursâ€"9113.m.. II fice in the New Hunter Block. Ofiice hours 8 to 10 a. m., to 4p. m. and7to9 O m. Special attention given to diseases of women and children. Residence op- posite Presbvterian Church. Arthur Gun, M. D. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OF- fice in the New Hunter Block. Ofiice Lute Assistant Roy. London Ophthalmic Hoe. 9112.. and to Golden Sq. Throat and Rose Hoe. SPECIALIST: EYE, EAR, IHROAT ‘. NOSE U York 4nd Chicago. Diseases of Eye, Ear Nose and Throat. Will be ag Knapp House. Durham. the 2nd Satuuhv m each month. Hoursâ€"Iâ€"G M1- OFFICE: um ununauun ”4.x”. . val flty of Toronto. Graduate R01 Collegey Dental Surgeons of On ario Dentistry 1!] all its Br; 1m he<. ce Oflice.â€"Calder Block, ox er Post 01:”: A D ()flice over Gordon s new . Store, Lower Town Duxham. A1) 9f monev to loan at.) oper cent or‘opertv. Drs. lamieson Maclaurin. \FFICE AND RESIDENCE A D veyancers Notarx Public.b to Loan at Lowest Rates. Q$qe:-_-_-Mc_lnt.yr9 Blgxk 0"81” L‘ 81'. Conveyaxwer, 82c Agent. Money to Loan. 1 “£26 Licenses. A general ness transacted. Bank. Durham: Ontario 2’ tioneer for theâ€"County of GreS’. promptly attended to. Orders may. M OK! at his Implement WareroomS. . )ld stand. or at the Chronicle Ofilce- 01m CLARK, LICENSED tioneer for the CountY_ 0f Grail- DURHAM, ONT Q'OTARY PUBLIC, Nov. 9, ’03. L. R. C. P., LONDON ENG RADULA'I'E of London, N J. F. GRANT, D. D. s.. L. D. s. FONOR GRADUATE. UNIVEfifiE-I ARRISTEL , SOLICITORS ARRISTER. SOLICITQR- DURHAM. ONT. (Lower EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. a . - M 'Oflioe: 13,vFroet St.. Owen Sound. a.-. Medical Direa‘orv. Dr. W. C. Pickering Dentist. 3E: Over J. J. H11 Dental Dz’rea‘orv. DR. BROWN W. IRWIN Legal ‘Dz’raa‘orv A. H. Jackson. Mzscellaneous. W. F. Dunn, work. l. P_ Telford. DR. BURT. Loan Issuer 0t MORNING Etc. 3 Hunter’s. gets mus. “one? 27in. Wide. 54 ‘6 35 cut-bin! hsve worked can,” em Large Size white counter; good value I 1 Table ”080,54 in. Wide, I": 25c yard. i .Table Linen. 54in. Wide 1 35¢ yard. Table Linen. 68in. wide, 11; 50c yard. Table Oilcloth, 45in. wide Floor Oilcloth, 1 and 2 y Then do business with H the Hanover (701w He Offers"; 25c sq. yard. Linoleum. 2 yds. Smyrna Rugs, 6‘ mtcres Glenelg. 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