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9:? A PORTABLE SAW MILL IN THE BUILDING OCCUPIED BY P.G.A. Webster as jewellery store, .d J.P. Teltord ts a law office, with show cases, wall cases, clock tad sue. At a bargain. Apply to A. Gordon, Weyburn, 8331:. 81009“ LOT 5, CON. 1, N.D.R.. GLENELG. consisting of 50 acres of good pasture. On the premises are a good dwelling house and fair outbuildings, a never failing spring and a good quantity of timber. Good fishing. An ideal property for a retired farmer. or any person desiring first class pasture for stock. For further particulars apply .to Chris. Firth. Durham, or Alex. Firth. Lloydtown. 1230“ I AM OFFERING FOR SALE TEN houses in the Town of Durham, ranging in price from $8.50 to $3500. also a ‘25 acre property outside of the corporation limits. I shall be pleased to furnish fur- ther particulars of these prop- erties to any person. I have made seVeral sales of town prop- erty during thit season, and the deman dfor such property_ is in- creasing daily. The time to buy is before the next boom comes\ not when it is here.â€"W.F. Dunn. Durham. 2224 A COMFORTABLE 8 ROOMED! brick dwelling, well situated. “ Apply to Elizabeth Lauder. Dur-i ham. Jan. 17th, ’10 t11 THOROUGHBRED DURHAM, 10 months old. Dark red. A ply to Wm. Leggette, Rocky au- geen. 334pd LOTS NUMBERS ONE AND TWO (1 and 2) Con. 2, N.D.R., Town- Ihip of Artemesia, one mile north at Priceville. 100 acres. A first- class farm, well fenced, and un- der good state of cultivation. On it are a log house, fairly com- fortable. a bank barn 45x65 With basement and stabling under- neath. Well watered, and a never falling well. About 20 ac- res of good hardwood bush and swamp that has never been cull- ed to any great extent. Quite convenient to school, churches, postufflce and railway _station. ”ACRE IN NORMANBY. 125 acres of first class. level land. balance wooded, fair house, a ”up to quick purchaser. easy terms.-â€"W.F. Dunn. Durham. 224 m 21, CON. 2, TOWNSHIP OF MI 13 AND H. CON. N. D. R. Bleach. 18 urea bush. frame barn. gel! watered._ must be sold. A. H. ‘A... no ACRE FARM ON THIRDCONe good working order. Apply to Box 92, Durham, Ont. 2'21“ A snap for quick sale. For fur- ther particulars apply .to P. F. McArthur, or Dr. 1. Dixon._ Price- ville. P.O.. executors of the es- tate of the late John McArthur. Priceville, Feb. 4th, 1910 lgremont, conteinin 106 acres o out 10 acres her wood bush, 0 ocrer swamp timbered, the rest flour; burn 30x50, stable 30x40. Orchard 1 acre, watered by 2 wells end apring. Put of purchase! money can remain on mortgage: Por puticutarl apply William' Bradley, Orchard. Out. | a.“ “I; SEJBB'rityEEQ {Jigâ€"63.6011! airâ€"e pigscrvcd 1n alt-(lght scaled “SALADA” packets. Ypu are guaranteed tea of unvarying good quallty. “SALADA” is firownoin the finest tea gardens of the Island of Cey 09 picked every day and reaches yqu n_ot later than .Mtccn‘ geek} after being gather; 'ceafiaian of Glenelg, N.D.R., lots 15 and 16. This farm is well water- ed and has .good buildings erect- ed thereon good land, and an excellent opportunity for the right man. For further particu- lars; apply on the Premises t9 H. Koeni A to... In. Reuben-in; Joe Web 1’. custadt. Rule“ Brat. . Anthony lumen. Hilda-1y. J. P. Room, Fur Sale or RPnt. .. Wordifiunesaan. Feb. 4, 3mpd Advertise-cuts of one inch. at It... 25 out: for first insertion, and 10 cent: fur each «ho-amt hunk». Over «to inch and under two inches. double tho glove ' anon“. Yearly rate. on appliomon. Farms for Sale. H; ll 3 f 01' Q t a] e Fur Sale. ENDED AND “OibwfiY D. w. Gregg. Eden Grove. H. J. Ernest. Walkertpn. Cpl-gr, Durham. :ruylgr‘ Q Cgrrgll, Egafogd. Well-ford Bro... Cat-ml]. “um m--L-L___,-_ -Q_ ,, SMALL ADS. 198‘ mu. 224 b A. H. Jackson. O'I‘ARY PUBLIC, COMMISSION fil’, Qonvoy annpr 8w. lnsurana . Ufice. nearly oppo~ise the Registry ofice. Lamhton t.,Durham. Anyamount n“ monev to loan an. 5 per cent. on farm oroportv. W. F. Dunn, 't ARRISTER. SOLICI'I‘OR, CON- _ voy:ncars, Notary Public. Etc. Money to Loan at Lowest Rates. (Minerâ€"McIntyre Block. over Standard Bank. Durham. ()nhrin Dr. W. 0. Pickering Dentist. OFFICE: Over J J. Hunter’ 1‘ er. Convoyannor,' 8w. Insurance Axont. Money to Loan. [smut of Mar- rim Limusm. A general fimncitl bani. neon "financed. J F GRANT,D.D. 8 .L.D 8 ONOR GRADUATE. UNIVERSI- ty of Toronto. Graduate Roy! College Donn) Surgeons of Ontario. Dentistry in all its Branches. ”Bunâ€"Calder Block, over Post Office Hams, THROAT nos: UR. DRQWN L. R. C. P.. LONDON. ENG VRADULATE of London, New ‘1 York 4nd Chicuzo. 0|.qu of Eye. Ear Nose and Throat. Will be at Knapp House, Durham. the 2nd +atuzd$v in each month. Hoursâ€"1â€"6 tun. J. RUDD MATHEWS. MARKDALE Ont.. Licensed Auctioneer for tbe‘Cgupty _of Grey. _,Sales at- l. 6. Hutton. M. 0.. c. I. FFICE. TELFORD’S BLOCK. UP stairs Lambton Street. Residence- Corner Queen and George 8‘ teatsâ€"North of Methodist Church (Mice hours-941 mm. 2-4 »m.. 7-9 pm. Telephone No. 10. l fice in the New Hunter Block. Ofioe hours, 8 to w a. m., to 4 p. m. and 7 to9 a. m. Special attention given to diseases of women and children. Residence op- amite Preebvterian Church. DR. BURT. «to Amman: Roy. London Ophthalmic Hoe. 303.. and to Golden Sq. Throat and Rose Hoe. SPECIALIST : HYSICIAIV AN 1) SURGEON, OF ties In the New Hunter Block Oflim short distance out of Knapp’a Hotel, Limb ton Street. Lowet Town, Durham Office hours from 12 to 2 o’clock Manufacturer of Lumber, Shingles, Lath. also planing and matching. Custom work and chopping a specialty. .Also a quantity of hemlock, cedar, spruce and bal- sam wantedâ€"Norman Kerr. I WILL BE AT ABERDEEN EV-‘buckets and covers; 2 grinding ery Wednesday, the balance of! stones: 3 ladders; 3 chains; 3 the ‘winter to measure and pay set whiffletrees; 3 neck yokes: for all sawlogs delivered thereIBhOVGISJOI‘kS. scythes, cradle, 2 The highest rice paid for alll cant hooks, crowbar, jack screw, 2 straight, noun logs of all kind. double barrel shot guns; carpen- of timber. Custom sawing and.ter’s tools. and many useful arti- ahingles done early in the spring.‘ cles too numerous to mention. â€"N. McIntyre. May 31-09 Household furniture __._--._...__. - ~-â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" 1 heating stove,: 1 side board; 1 To Rent. lkitchen table; 1 lounge; 1 bed- -â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"~â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"-â€"â€"- stead: 1 mattress; 1 wash stand: 8 GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT.â€" 6 chairs; 1 washing machine; 1 Apply to J. M. Latimor. mulwringer: 1 churn; 1 Oxford V a - l‘l'li â€"~--â€"â€"-â€"-â€" cream separator,; 2 clocks: pails. l‘ r . e c. a ney l S gThe farm will be offered for sale Manuiacturer of Lumber, Shingles, i or rent. nded to at reasonable terms. Arrangements may be made at the Chronicle office, Durham Ora. Jamieson laclaurin. \FFICE AND RESIDENCE A l. P. Talford. ARRISTEI., somcnon. mo. DURHAM” ONT. (Lawn Town mflv‘l o a ‘ 3| Farmers’ Notice Licensed A ucliolteer Arthur Gun, M. D. Dental Dz’rectorv. Medical Directorv. Lem! ‘Dz'rectorv N 6v. 8th.71yrpd. ,,,,, 0W0" Round. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Salvia Grows Hair or Your Money Back. Don’t experiment. Go to Mr. Macfarlane’s drug store and pur- chase a 50c. bottle of ‘SALVIA,the Guaranteed vHair Preparation, and if it doesn’t lcure dandruff in ten days go back .and get your man- ey. A beautiful hair dressing: not greasy. 3317 E é'ALL'MiflJii FOR G.T.R.. C.P.R,, AND OTHER railroads. Dimensions of ties:â€" 7 inch face by 7 inches thick; 6 inch face by 6 inches thick. Dimensions of poles:â€"25 to 50 feet long. top from .5 to 7 inch- es. For articulars apply do J. N. Mu ock, Durham. 930 $M+++++MW++°P++WM+ BY THE NORTHERN LIFE. LON- don. ,Ont.. a smart local agent for Durham and Vicinity. Guar- anteed salary amd commission. Apply to Drawer 14, Durham. WEDNESDAY, IMAR-CH litâ€"Credit Auction Sale of .farm stock, im- plements. household furniture. hay. .etc. .Sale at 1 o’clock. 59 months’ credit on approved joint notes. 6 per cent. per annum dis count for cash. Lot 29. Con. 6. Bentinck. Dan. McDougall. Prop R. Brigham, Auct. See bills. 2 SATURDAY. (MARCH 12. - House- hold furniture and effects. High class .goods. 6 months’ credit. 6 per :cent per annum discount.â€" Thos. (Swallow, Prop., Robt. Brig- ham. Auctioneer. See bills. $5 and under, cash; over that a- mount, 12 months’ credit an ap- proved joint .n-otes. 5 per cent. discount for cash. GEO. ARROWSMITH. Prop. D. McPHAIL, Auctioneer. SALE AT ONE O’ICLOCK SHARP TERMS OF SALE: All sums of 3.3. W. Tunbe P. 8. IeDermid. Everything must be sold, as the proprietor has gone into other business. 1 set Tolton harrows; 1 set team harness: 1 set plow harness; 2 set light harness; 1 stone boat; 1 log dray: sap *boiling pan, with 50 buckets and covers; 2 grinding- stones: 3 ladders; 3 chains; 3 set Whittletrees; 3 neck yokes; shovels, forks, scythes, cradle, 2 cant hooks, crmybar, jack screw, 2 Ties and Poles Wanted old; 6 store pigs: 50 hens: 1 Mas sey-Harris binder. 63-foot cut; 1 Massey-Harris mower, 5-f‘oot cut: 1 Massey-Harris seed drill. 12 hood: 1 steel land roller, nearly new; 1 cultivator; 1 sulky rake: 2democrats; 2 buggies,; 2 cut- ters; 1 wagon: 1 pair bob slieghs 1 bay rack: 1 tannin-g mill; 1 1200 lb. scale; 1 scuffler; 1 wheel barâ€" row;1 turnip pulper; 1 long plow; i set spring toot-b barrows: awn suction ms 0 e u The undersigned- Auctioneer has been instructed to sell by Public .Auction at _ Lot 20. Can. 5, Glenelg, on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9th. 1910 the tollowing: Farm stock. inplerments. etc. 1 horse. 8 years old. .general pur- pose: 1 horse. 11 years 016,: 1 driving mare, 8 years old, in foal: 1 drivung mare, rising 3 years; 1 general purpose colt, rising 3y years: 4 cows. supposed in calf; 1 cow. with calf at foot: 1 {arrow cow; 2 steers. rising 2 years; 2 heifers. rising 2 years; 2 steers, rising 1 year; 2 heifers, rising 1 year: 18 well bred ewes; 1 brood sow. due in April: 4 young sows; supposed in pig; 1 h‘og, 9 mos. ,‘ ‘Il'__ TELEPHONE No. l0 When you want. anything in the line of draying done promptly and carefully. CHARGES MODERATE PROMPT SERVICE TELEPHONE No. I0 DRAYMAN, DURHAM OIJPPS may he left. at the Hahn House Stable or at my my xesidanmâ€" LAMBTON STRE ET '5 n. ‘.-'.‘-‘( wt; 22:53: Vx‘it, “$5259“; ‘x‘E’ ‘ Sale Register. F. HIND \'\ amed TEE DURHAM CHRONICLE ’. Libni Had ’ottawn. The easiest and pleasantest cure is “Catarrhozone”. which fills the ‘nose. throat and lungs with heal- ‘ ing balsams and pine essences that hill a cold instantly. You exper- lief at once. Soreness, congestion and irritation leave the nose and throat, the head is cleared and ev- ery trace of cold or catarrh is cured. Catarrhozone is so sure,so wmter ills that can’t afford to with: at it. fl?! 1) all dealers. 25c. and 81.00. Get atarrhozone to-day. The ne we of the death in Toron- to on Thursday last of Mr. Geo. Wardrobe, .a former resident of this place. was a shock to his numerous old friends, as but few knew of his brief illness. The re- mains were brought here for in- terment in the family plot on Sat- urday the funeral taking place from the residence of Mr. Andrew Bentham, swhere service was con- ducted by Rev. HE. Wellwood. pastor of the Methodist church, with which the deceased had been connected for a number of years. Rev. J.V. Laughland also took part in the obsequies. Mr. Wardrobe, who was 65 years of age, was born in Yorkshire. England, where he was married to a daughter of the late Robt. Meggott. Her death took place here about eight years ago. Mr. (Wardrobe came with his family to Canada about twenty- eight years ago, and farmed near this village a number of years before settling here. Nearly three wears ago heimoved to Toronto, .where his family now Live, namely Alfred, Arthur, Thomas, and Miss Ellen. $1.1 of Whom accompanied the remams of their father here. Mr. AJC. Coulson, who three years ago made this his headquar- ters for part of the summer, While engaged in piano tuning in this community. was reported last week ‘by the Toronto papers in-the toils in that city, bigamy being the charge preferred against him. and for which he was sentenced to two years in the Central prison. Mr. iCoulson is reported having three .wives. one in England and two in Canada. His last marriage ltootk place in Lloydtown in June as . The news on Saturday of the sudden death of Miss Rhea, the 18â€" year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bundle. of Dundalk, was a shock to all here who are acquainted with the family. Death followed an operation for appendicitis in Owen Sound Marine Hospital. We join in the (deep sympathy felt for Mr. and Mrs. lRundle and family in their great sorrow. Quarterly communion service was held in the Methodist church on Sunday, impressively conduct- ed «by the pastor. In the Presby- terian church, Rev. G.S. Milligan who preaches again next Sunday, delivered a deeply interesting ser mon. A meeting is to be held on Monday afternoon next for the purpose of moderating in a call to a minister. The inaugural meeting of the new .High School Board, compris- ing Messrs. J. Boland, D. McTav- ish. T. Henry. J.S. ‘Wils-on, J. Web- er. and J. (McMillan, was held here a few days ago, at which Mr. Bol- and :was elected Chairman, Mr. Mc- Tavish vice-chairman. amd Mr. W. J. Bellamy secretary. The Board enters upon their duties with much enthusiasm, and are taking steps towards the erection at once of a commodious and up-to-date building. which will be thoroughly equipped. At the close 'of the Week night service in the lMethodist church on Thursday last, society representa- tives on the Official Quarterly Board were elected as follows: M. K. Richardson, R.J. 'Sproule, T.A. Blake-1v. RG. Karstedt, and Isaac Sinclair. Mr. Edgar Bellamy" of Rosetown -Sask.. who has 'been visiting his home here, left for the west on Tuesday. Mr. Bellamy who is en- gaged in real estate in the west, di considerable business during his visit in the east. Mrs. Mathewson, sr., Toronto line west, got her hand so severely cut last week that "the servicc of a physician was necessary (in dress- ing the wound. Mr. IW.J. Moore, Toronto line, has a child very ill with inflam- mation pf the lungs, and Mr. Sam- uel Irwin’s five-year-old son is also very sick. Mr. «Harvey Perigoe, of this place and brother Charlie, of Feversham left on Monday for the West on a prospecting tour. M13. (Dr.\ Mitchell, and daughter Mabel of Harrisville, Mich" are visiting the latter’ 8 uncle, Mr. Geo. Mitchel. Mrs. 'J. A. Boyd. and daughter. Mabel. spent part of loot week in Toronto. Mr. F. Karatedt spent part of last week in the city engaging a milliner and looking after spring goods. Miss’ Mary Heron, of Maxwell, visited Miss Clinton over Sunday and Monday. Mrs. John Clinton, an invalid for some time, is at present under in- creased iweakness and suffering. Mr. and Mn. Runatadptler visited over Sunday with friend-s at Wal- kerton. Mr. Jeff. Thistlewaite is home from Toronto an his usual winter holiday. Miss Mabel Thistlewaite is in the city attending the spring millinery Openings. Miss Laura Davis, of Toronto, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis, Toronto line. Plesherton.’ Intended (or last week. Mrs. John Thistlewaite in visit- ing in Kimberley. To Cure Snifiin: Colds Nah-Imam. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Joseph 8. Donald- son, of Disley., Sask., Were the guests of the farmer’s nephew, Mr. David Ritchie, last Week. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie gave a party in hon- or of their visitors, on Friday night, previous to their departure for their home in the 'West. A very enjoyable time was s ent by all present in games an other amusements. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Young, of Battleford. Sask., who are spend- ing the Winter in Durham and vi- cinity. spent an evening last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. *Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ryan, in. spent Sunday at the home of M». and Mrs. John lWhittaker. It is with feelings of sadness that .we chronicle the death of an- other of our respected citizens in the person of IMr. ’Wm. Aljoe, who died during the silent hours of Saturday night last, after a brief illness. The best efforts which medical skill could put forth Were of .no avail. Drs. Jamieson, Sr. and Jr., .with Dr. Gun, did all that .was possible to relieve his suffering, although they held out no hope for his recovery. Deceased was well known and highly respected. a kind amd obliging neighbor, Methodist in religion. and Conser- vative in politics, He leaves to mourn his loss. his Widow and nine children. five sons and four daugh ters. The bereaved family has the sympathy of the community. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Nelson called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ryan one day last Week. sauce for.“ 80 Jul . I” let Pram: {or the yuan-'3‘ a 18.26 3‘ cent. on “our m ham .3 Premium-on!" than“ “5'“. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Dean, of town‘ spent Friday evening with .Mr. and Mrs. Adam \Vatson. Messrs. David Davis and Thos. Collier have recently started haul- ing logs from Irish Lake. In an interview with Mr. D. McLean,that gentleman informed us that there were twenty-two teams or more thus engaged. Mr. and Mrs. Art. Hunt and fam- ily. of Bentinck, were the guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Lindsay, on Sunday. Miss Winnie Binnie, Glenelg Cen- tre, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McGirr and family for a few days. Several of the young people of this part took in the hockey match between Chesley and Durham, and thoroughly enjoyed the game. Mr. A. Lindsay, accompanied by Miss Florence McGirr, spent Sun- day with friends at Vickers. Mr. Geo. Newell sol-d one of his horses on fair day ,for a hand- some figure. Mr. Murray Ritchie is at pres- ent engaged hauling logs for Mr. Thos. McComb. Mr. Albert Lawrence. of Carman. Mam. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence. Intended for last week. Mrs. Geo. Smith, of Mt. Forest. renewed old acquaintances around the Corners last week. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liv- er Tablets invariably bring relief to women suffering from chronic constipation. biliousness, headache dizziness, sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by all dealers Mr. Geo. Hopkins had a narrow escape in the bush by a falling limb. which struck him on the head and made a slight gash. Had it struck him fairly, it might have caused instant death. - 'The neighborhood is in deep mourning over the loss of one of its most respected residents in the person of- Mr. 'Wm. Aljoe. He was in his usual health up to a week ago, when he took a stomach trouble (which resulted in death. The remains were laid away to- day, Tuesday, in the Durham cem- etery. We extend our 8 mpathy to the bereaved wife an family, who are left bereft of a loving husband and fond parent. L. O. L. ‘1192 had a Royal Arch meeting, and initiated five of the brethren into the mysteries of the Royal Arch degree. Miss Maggie Moore left on Mon- day morning for Toronto, where she intends to remain for some time. ' Mr. Alex. McKenzie, of Dromore, purchased a fine young horse from Mr. Jae. Brown for a good sum. " Mr. Donald Watson has rented the Whitmare farm for the present year, from his borther, G. A. Wat- son. ' ' Mr. Tom. Moore purchased a fine driver one day recently. Mr. Donald Wetuon purchaed a fine horse from Mr. J. Lawrence. Mu. Ju. Brown is unéer the doctor’s care at present. We hope to see her recover soon. Mr. Sprout. of On rey, in buying cattle in the neig borhood, and purchased a few fine ones. l)arkies’ Corners. Mchlliamsvflle. Intavded for last meek. - “NM ”Am nsuausnno 1m MONDAY at 6 p. m The Job . . to com level NBW’I y flocked with O Dopmfllt git-4:. for rug-tizuut Film-oh- ~ - - Eur meiotic «Iva-um. I Adverts-138 can“ t lino for the first in... Rat. - - “on; oeute per line .eh Rhee- qneut inwflton minion manure. Pate“ eerde. not exceeding one inch “.00 per -- Advemeementa without epeello dime be publhhed till forbid and changed eeoo . Tnneie n noticesâ€"Jun." ”Found. " “For " etaâ€"00 «tent- for em tneerflon. fl out {a “ ant-equal: insertion. All edvenhemeou ordered by Imogen not be held for laminae. Connect ate. for any navel-he...“ hr. Isl-bed on epplioetion the oflee. All edvmiwmenu. to ensue m b «arrest week. should he brought 1. at“ h \lnunA' no A n m - Tm: Cunomcu will be sent to Subocnption any address. free of pooh“. h Batu ’ - $1 00110.!- yur. ”ytble inldvulu 41.50 mrbo charged if no! no M. The d.“ to which every subwription to p. d in denoted by the number on the addrou hbol. No asp. “v continued to all nrmn m In“. mount. option of the poopflohor. [8 PU ELISE-D EVERY THURSDAY IOBNING A t the Chronicle Printing ”one, admin“ Street. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE ' DAVIS 8.: LAWRENCE 00.. neutral. DURHAM. ONT., Guam _ THE TRADERS BANK OF CANADA Applicants should enclose testimonials from their pre- sent or former High School teachers and from other gentlemen who know them, a certificate from their family physician as to health and heredity, and a copy of a recent photograph. eeive applications from fifty well-educated youths of good morals and manners between the ages of sixteen and twenty years. ‘l'ho TRADERS BANK OF CANADA is open to re- Positions for Young Men Address applications to such as you may obtain under the very best conditions at the Central Business College of Toronto. is a sure passport to success. Thousands have proved it. Why not investi- gate for yourselt? Our free catalogue ex laius. Write for it. W. H. SHAW. Principal. Is the one Safe and Effective Cough Remedy for genetel family use. . . . . TORONTO. ONT. 124 Contains no 0:11: BUS I N E 88 EDUCATION '. 3. 1910 Galvanize But W Uur “Classified Want Ads.‘ mi by everybody. Thu‘ the business every um. Mar. 3, 1910 E Cement Cow Wfié'ci-éww‘ WW+++++ Rwy-Inn}? SHE‘S. Rv'ui nude Plum, Uveztlln’. Ladie and Men's Underwear. Bhu kaoollen Sheeting. Print Mneleues. Man's 1nd Bay 0.90 and Gluves and a bout 1 other articles. Real bargains in fwd; Fr" “rants. Raisin a. l.-m«m Mm. ctr. RPM hargainb i m Gameries. Real Bargains fur ten days. beginning Sat‘ urday. December ll prices. N0 marking up firs nod than marking dawn t tank. the prices luuk like hm (dill. Our goods will he a; cold at. Drive your loads and you will receive ti for all kinds of grain. unloading, and we wa FARME “cutbacks-gain“ mwhyoouuchWiI-c Fencenuu. llalsmmdnuiubould. "only mwm Fence .- deauiu thinlytgfightoftb mundane-c wet Mlfiofthcfi‘cofu Wire Pena am upon it: demzing. \Jet be: (our times more than our! \ mmawmmam “and" ' ”with lids. This "com “ofmflorcfic Frost Funafi‘ undo-maven. You-O. “Wire. Incas-edit. pro Madam has a may surflcr dirt and oak and he thoroughly rec Hon deuizing will suck. You can't cupâ€"ct Zéuc to ndhere My to (my. ocdy Wire. can '1‘ PM Win (on through three I out "Pfiliq" nu! "Ck-Mn." pron W. i cut a. . Galvanizing Form M m «ideal Cleansing. dc ”faced?“ Wireudeanun pm. “this Frost Wire to be Double-Gum m (cu of Insulin; 0‘ At the Prince: March 29th. 3 ADMISSION FREE See the newest, and has! uses of amt-new, the mud atruction m a hitching pod layman as for (-enwnt make to the possibility of cvnwut. If you hamdlv anything of W at this ('xhihiticm. A. M. S. SCOTT 3d drop from Hamil No marking up fir Ask your lm-al Lick: THE Millin 200.00 of Oats 0f Pea: BLACK are i Mi