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People have become enthusi- astic oVer it and give their friends the tip4-“G0 to McKech- nie‘s for it." \\ lmtvver it he want that. you may want in our line you can come assured that you will save money. It’s not much out of your way, and once you come you’ll find your way has { again- Pewie’s Popular Price SALE ! ! ! When buying foot wear, came in and see our line of tan, patent or kid in “Imperial” makes We have a nice Line of Browns and Grays Here, you are as welcome to look as to buy Regent Clothes are cut and sewn perfectly. The style is permanent, due to the honest methods of making and the excellence of the material used 06000 OOOOOO”OOOOOO 0900000 9000.00 OOOO0.0¢OOOOOOO”OO 0.”. 0.90.90.09.90 it I'-0"" I "| I:"oltv ‘13." I! IO rftr’cb €71... Irbf} - bl; \L'NDLV A! Al‘rtircy karlrf "i g I! ‘\ n‘4-‘\‘fi‘<.‘;l\‘§‘<‘v. . ‘ {.4l"“ {“ ‘I‘b‘j 4 . . _ $>§kÂ¥wriré Men‘s crave-matte mats $10.00. 0 nmtter what size or shape 1' head is, bring it in.) \Ve Highest prices for Eggs, Butter and Wool Robt. Burnett Regent lrand Clothing Produce taken as Cash 3:5 7 3 ‘5’ (101»: “leek; uâ€"nnâ€"vfl D. H " C C ‘1 0 VI x9! . 82") 38 Pairs men’s heavy grain hluc.. slug soles. Were 32.”). for...$1.39 2!) [fairs boys” box calf bals. were ' ‘ NPairs men’s kid blue" were ":‘UU for” ..... ..........$1.78 21) P; t-ixs . wen- $3. 25. for .......... . "9 00 are 1 line. $1. “'9 pay cpecial attention to your font needs. Stock is very large- and must he reduced. \\ e Boots 8: Shoes for all Carpets 8: Rugs Specials in tapestries or in- grains. \Ve’ll match them while you wait. Bring us the correct size of your rooms. The saving is no small item. and it’s yours for the askmg. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€" -~m ' ‘ V F 7‘ b ' rzrmxrxrnczrmgm 111mg: mmmmma 1 ad m7- â€"â€" noted for extra value in this for... were $1.29 “'91'9 There’s plenty of goods in this department suitable for presents fur June brides, and you czm save a little on the side. 9 Dinner sets, 97 pieces, $8.00, now ............... 2 Only dinner sets, 97 worth $17.01.), for ......... Wall Papers 721)nz. cups and .aucers, were 90v. for ..... . ............ (320 (107.. 39 Glass vases for cut flowers, were 2.50, now. . . . . . . . . . .150 each 19 Toilet sets, were $5.00, now ........... ......$3.78 9 Dinner sets, 97 pieces, worth $3.00, now ............... . $5.78 2 Only dinner sets, . 7 pieces. worth $17.00, for. . . . . . . . . $12.95 \Ve have thousands of rolls of new choice patterns, and pimple are astonished - at. how cheap they are. “"9 have just, unem-Lhed :L few thousand yards of lace. They are. on the bargain counter at 22.},- :md 3 cents :L yard. Crockery Glassware Every purchase you make here is money saved for your bank :u count. Laces, laces, laces Ontario THE DU RHAM CHRONICLE .A‘ ‘ " mm?“ weeks dangereusiy ill with heart trouble, passed away on Saturday A widow and six children survive. The funeral took place to Markdale cemetery on Mon- day. After being ill for some time with consumption there passed away on Saturday last at his home at Ceylon Mr. Ali Jones, son of the late Mr. Ebenezer Jones. The deceased who was '24 years of age was married a year and half ago to a Miss Allen, whose numerous friends deeply sympathize with her in her bereave- ment. The funeral took place to the public cemetery here on Monday afternoon. Rev. G. C. Littie con- ducted the burial service. ing service at Rockvale was taken by Rev Vansickle who is assisting in special services. Mr. G. A. Watson completed his cut of logs and other timber last week and moved his portable mill to Proton where he has a big contract. Mr. Artley’s stone crusher is at work preparing stone for the im- provement of the roads in this vicin ity. Last week Councillors Carson and Best had material prepared and this week the machine is on Council lor McKenzie’s division. The service in the Methodist church on Sunday morning was in charge of the W. M. S. and was very efficiently conducted by Mrs. Jos. Clinton. Mrs. W. A. Armstrong gave the financial statement for the year of local branch and Mrs W. H Bunt read an excellent report pre pared by Mrs. W. J. Boyd. delegate to the recent W. M. S. Convention in Toronto. Mr. R. W. Ennis, of Markdale occupied the pulpit in the evening. Mr. W. Heath supplied at Meaford Road in the afternoon. In the Presbyterian church Com munion service was held. Fleshertnn branch of Centre Grey Womeus’lnstitute held two public meetings in the town hall on Satur- day when two lady delegates were present and gave intereSting ad dreceee. In the afternoon Mise Bell of Buffalo. spike on Home Nursing and Miss Burnahv. of Nova Scotia grave a demonstrati'm on cerking page At the evening meeting the attendance was larger and the excel- lent addressee given by the delegates were much appreciated, \liss Burna hv spoke on ‘-'l‘he Education of Girle.” and .\li~c Bell on ‘ Me" and Women of the Future.” Mrs, W. H. Bunt gave pleaeing'v rendered 8010:. Mrs R Best. President of the local branch presided. Miss Bell and Wise Burnaby were guests at the Park Houee over Sunday. At. the regular meeting of Prince Arthur-Lodge. A F. r A M on Friday evening last installation of officers took place and the complete Stall {or the etzsuing year is as: fol- lowsrâ€"VV. M., T A. Blakelv; I. P. M. \V. A. Armetronsz; S W., C N. Richardson; I “7., C H Munshaw; Chaplin. Rev. Dr. Caldwell; 'l‘reas.. J. Blackburn; Sorretary. Herbert Smith: S D J. P. Otteweil; J. D G. A. Watson; 8. S , H. J. Heitman; J. S,. W. J. Legate; I G . Jos Corn- field; D of C.. H. Heitman; Tyler. “, "I i'- a VV.J.1J9L{C€; 1 G. .105 Corn- field; D of 0.. H. Heitman; Tyler, W. Burnett. W. J. Bellamy and C. and W. A. Armstrong and W. J. Bell my were appointed delegates to Grand Lodge. A petition was pre- sented from the members of the order at Markdale praying for the institution of a new lodge at that place. The petition {vas received and recommended to the Most Wor shipful the Grand Master. At the Farmers’ Institute meeting in the town hall on Thursday after noon last the attendance was not such as to inspire a Speaker. but M-. Gamble. the delegate from Guelph College. gave an instructive address on underdraining At the same time ameeting of the ladies was held in the basement of the Methodist church at which the district officers were elected for the ensuing year. The efficient srafl' for the past year were re elected as follous:â€"Pres., Mrs. J. I. Graham, Vandeleur; Vice- Pres. Mrs Robt. Bost. F'esherton; Sec Trea. Mrs. Myles. Kimberley. At the close of both meetings a basket picnic was held at which all enjwed themselves. my 1’. â€"0. Ayu- 00., Love. 330 manufacturers or r) snsumm SPILLS. SCHMY PE L__y There are four verses. Verse 1. Ayer’s Hair Vigor stops falling hair. Verse 2. Ayer’s Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. Verse 3. Ayer’s Hair Vigor cures dandruff. Verse 4. Ayer’s Hair Vigor makes the scalp healthy, and keeps it so. It is a regular hair-food; this is the real secret of its won- derful success. The best kind of a testimonialâ€" “ Sold for over sixty years.” Flesh erton. is home an Ceylon a of the late Mr. The deceased who ge was married a to a Miss Allen. CHERRY MAL. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bonn and Mr. and Mrs. Booze. of Toronto, are Visi- tors at Mr. W. T Pedlar’s. Mr. and Mm George Legard, of Chicago. and ,‘vlr. \Valrer Legard, of Toronto. paxd their relatives and numerous old friends here a short; visit last week .Ir. Thos Qnigg returned on “on day from Newassm, Alca., where be located a quarter seetion and is much pleased with the country. Mr. Qaigg will dispose of his farm and crop and leave in three weeks with his family for their new western home. Mrs. Runstadler and danghcer Marguerite were at Waterloo last week attending a marriage. at which little Marguerite was flawer girl. Mr. Jake \Viiliams and family have removed to the McKee residence on Collingwood street. Miss Herbs, milliner at F. G. liar. stedt’s left, a week mo for her bone at Pickering and Miss Wilkinson of Leiimington has been engaged for the rest of the season. N0 6 Company in full half strength hf; for camp at ngara on Tuesday, Captain N. Richardson in charge. As four or five men are to go no Qqébec T'emeuronary some of our boys will have the pleasure of a visit to the old hismric city. .4 Only 100 bottles extracts for Quart bottle cat-sup for ............ 2 Reliable shoe p(_)1ish for .......... 5 Clothes-pins for ...................... 3 Klinzine ammonia for ............ 3 Cans iichard’s Lye .................. (3 Bars Quick Naptha, soap for. 20 Lbs grzmulated sugar for ...... 6 Fine lawn blouses 65C, for for OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ......... O 5 Finh lawn and lace Insertion 131011595 $1.77) $2( Ladies’ White Underwearâ€"Corset cmers. gowns. skirts, c., prices from 250 to $2.50 ’ Ladies’ and children’s White and colored 500 to $3.00. Astonishing values in wool blankets This it the place to get an up-to-date 1'<ie‘1d\‘-to. wear suit for men 01" boys, at prices you «:z-m'r iniss. Don’t forget that we have made a great? mluctinn in our hardware to clear. ' 1 iarasols, This 18 the season for vx bite and calmed mus] They are here galore at prices from 10( to 4.) her Bring in your 33 001 Without delax. The 93 mark e1: \\ ill be decidedly the best. We win ar or exchange goods. Great bargains in all ments during the 13 00] season. 13 pa‘ CaSh ldepam Friday as} Saturday Bargains Fine Lawn Blouses Every man appreciates good cooking and every woman takes a pride in doing it. “BOVRIL” can be used to advantage with all hot dishes. It greatly improves the flavor of stews, soups, roasts. fish. etc., and also increases their nourishing value. Anaconomiealwayto-getitisinthel lb. bottles. The Big Store Cash paid for Produce The Chronicle will be Z-‘GU’ 50 address in Canada till Iannarl“ next for 50¢ Subscribe now. SVdeDhlZB With \11‘ and “I: J “° Bates, 0f I‘oronto. formerly Ohm ' bv place. in their great bereavement the death of their :«m r6060 drowned. Arcemeeia Sunday Sthoo‘. A‘SOQ‘” “011 W3” h01d its annual «Unvem’ in the Presbyterian chumzz here 0” Wednesday afternoon and evenifli 0‘ next week. Guelph. .~ of Rev J. A. and Mrs. Mmhesomnse Pricevxlle, were Visitors a: the m8 on Friday last. Mrs. Little, sen.. of the 313359; leaves this week for a six We" vxsu: with friends at Par: 11399 and Mr and Mrs. Comm, 313.}. Bi Fletcher and Mr. S. J. \\ hue. at Chicago. are guesna a: the PM House this week. Messrs. Jacob Lougheed. of W039 house, Robert Arnott. Wareham. Geo. and John Gunimest. Hatheb ton, W. Meads and W. Patton, CeY' lon. who are deeply intereSted in Oxford Down sheep. held a meeting at. the Park House here on Saturdaf to take into consideradon the best means of getting the farmers of this section interested in the breeding 0{ mis profitable class of sheep. Mr. and Mrs. Bunsmdler were at Dundalk on Tuesday attending the marriage of the latter’s sister. Miss Egan. Mrs. W. Keliar. of Toronto. isthé guest of Mrs, A Bentham. Mrs GPO. Johnson and chwren. Jenuze and Rob. left last WPBLW o _‘ d visit. fneuda at Collmgmood 80 Orillia. Mrs. Wm Reid is Spending a con- ple of weeks with relatives in the Vicinity of HJISteM. Mr. and Mrs. W. Bowes, of Thom bill, are visiting Mr S Hemphiliand numezous relatives in this vxcinit§« (C to 400 per m Junelg‘ 1’50 100 53C TANBARK smithâ€"43 pm HoT weal iong gloves of Quality. W'ANTED’A house and acres of land in comma-m Durham. Apply to A. B. 62530- THE residence of the is advertised for 5:110 i1 will make a cosy “[Uv - SCRAPERS FOR SALE A second hand drag \‘Cl'élpvh farm work. Apply In ,\. Stephen. â€"-61 83 p. June one large 12x14 Phat; each dozen of our best mh‘ Kelsey. i FOR SALE, CEMENT S tional Portland Cement 5' Will sell at :1 hal‘gaii l Cement P. 0. Box 22%. . Ont. Mr. D. Kinnee receiv tion to the marriage of Anabel Kinnee. in Seattl ton. Owing to pressure Mr. Kinnee was unable t and sent his regrets. ' THE monthly meeting ham branch of S. G. \\'< tube will be held at the h« “7. J. Blyth, Varney, 4 Topics, “Picnic Lunch" :4 Dinners,” Will be taken Anulty and Mrs. R. P1 spectfully. All are “'9va THE Canadian Order attended divine service it Sunday last at the 3191114 About fiftyor sixty were and a very appropriate delivered by the pustnl'. Jamieson. The Camulia large membership in t1 vicinity and they seem U along harmoniously an steadily. THE fourth 1111mm} mic Durham Epwm-th Lung place to Niagara Falls «)r 3rd. The rate from bar children, half-fare. gand any regular train up In 6th. This is one of [hr 21 excursions a persnn can is cheap too. Thnse wm Falls will enjoy swing and those whn never and 001; allow 211i: nppnrt The train is to leave 1 the morning, Friday. .111 PnomGRAPHsâ€"l-‘m- m MR. JOHN STEWAR‘ draughtsman her-y. his and Jimmy “'ilsmfs trouble on Thursday aIld,a.saxes111t, Jimm) Mr. Stewart was ( omim his cycle, and. when Wilson’s the dog ran «M ed him. Not gauging Properly. and not 1111111 1': cycles very “'en chel Close and was $11111}; “9131 of the 111:1(‘11311 Moved afterward. [hm can’t be said about Mr. “3' on his havds and W serious injun i d, but beyond :1 end a shaking up, 111‘ the Worse 0f the :11 tide: "‘3 “81‘ two years old Wered unconscious. Present, in a critical cm ‘8 not» known Whethe‘ VOL. 42-40. 21 DURING Friday nig] E’nfie of Mr. Jos. Ferri “f3. near Priceville. solemnized on \\' weather Sale of mu NEWS and M :33 ., etc. 01‘. who procun 1y as possible. though Mr. an Brienoe no ill eff a blown to snfl 3 testing on bl He immediau wanted BIOCkh- 'erris. v 1 ch hon