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100 ACRE FARM ON THIRD CON- cenaion of Glenelg, N.D.R., lots 15 and 16. This farm is well water-' ed and has .good buildings erect- ed thereon good land, end an excellent opportunity for the right man. For further particu- lars. 3 ply on the premises to A. For . Bunessan. Feb. 4, 3mpd â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" ml 1: AND 14. CON. 3, N. n. a. Quack. 15 are. bush. tram. burl. vol! waged! must I). sold. A. H m». “SALADA” is ownin the finest tea gardens of the Island of Cey on, pxcked every day and reaches you not later than fifteen weeks after being gather- Its natlve purity and fine flavour are preserved in air-tight sealed “SALADA” packets. You are guaranteed tea of unvarylng good quality. __â€" â€"_ P‘" “.â€" BEING EAST HALF OF LOT 2‘ Con. 21 Egremont. containing .30 acres. Well watered by never- iailing spring and a running stream close to buildings. Good frame house, frame barn, stone basement stable underneath. a- bout 45 acres cleared and in good state of cultivation, rest good hardwood bush. Also N .12. 1-4 of Lot 3. Con. 3, Egremont, 25 ac- _I__ __‘J BTAGS WANTED. â€" FARMERS and others having {at stage to dispose of will find it to their interest to communigate with AIR your grocer for a wage to â€"‘â€"â€"_ 0T 21, CON. 2, TOWNSHIP OF Egremont, containin 106 acres about 10 acres har wood bush, 0 acre:- swamp timbered, the rest clear; barn 30:50, atable 30x40. Orchard 1 acre, watered by 2 wells and spring. Part of purchase money can remain on mart age. For particulars applz' Wi liam Bradley, Orchard. On . #~..___â€"â€"a FOR G.T.R.. C.P.R,, AND OTHER railroads. Dimensions of ties:â€" 7 inch face _by {1 inches wick; “VI- 0- puss. v. .- -__--- res. about 12 acres of cedar and hemlock swamp; balance slash- ed. Well watered by never-fail- ing creek. No buildings on this parcel. Will sell one or both parcels to suit purchaser. Terms of payment and other particulars on application to Joseph Patter- on up licam Ion‘ arney 3;:an an prepared to pur- chase at highest prices.-â€"John O’Neill. G‘enelg Centre. 3108p ms O’DOIENELL PROPERTY near Grand Trunk station. Ap- ply ,to A. E. Jackson. 4.7tf acres of land in the town of Durham. On premises are good W pen, hen house and stable. ill rent house without land, if desired. Apply to John Moffstt‘ nanl Durham. Ties and Poles Wanted e'x:§ufiea;eaday, the Balance ofi the winter to measure and pay The highest rice paw xor nu It_rljght, so A Alogn of qll kind! Of tiffxbér. Custoxi sawing an Ihfingbs done earlyin the spring. -N. Eclntyro. May 31-09 -â€"'â€"‘ _â€"._ - v 6 inch face by 6 inches thick. ONOB GRADUATE, UNIVERSI- Dimensions ot poleszâ€"25 t9 50 El W a, Toronto. Grunt). Boy; feet long. top from 5 to 7 mch- dim paw SOI‘BOOIP ofOnhno ea. For articulars apply to Damuyinnum Brmhu. J. N. Mur ock, Durham. 930 Dinâ€"Cutler Block. our Post 0600 WILL BE AT ABERDEEN EV- Advertisements of one oubooquont inanion. For Sale or Rent. Farms for Sale: Farmers’ Notice 'Du than. \Van ted. SMALL ADS. inch. or bu. 25 com. for first insertion. um 10 cents tor «on Ova one inch and under two inch“, double tho .bovo amount. Yearly rue. on tpplwdlon. 3.18.6pd 3.17.121. THE DURHAM FURNITURE CO» Limited. offers for sale. the fol- lowing wood: Short slabs, dou- ble load. $3.25; (Edgings, single load $1.25; Kiln dried edgings, single load. $1.50. Cash with all. IGED Iii-X1761}? FOALâ€" APPLY to J.W. Blyth‘ Varney. GOOD ERICK RESIDENCE ON Lambton Street, Durham, oppo- site the Methodist parsonage. One of the nicest situated prop- erties in .Dulh‘gn. _I_n good state m BUILDING OCCUPIED BY P.G.A. Webster as jewellery store, ad LP. Telford u s law office, with show cues, wall emu, clock at! me. At a bargain. Apply 0 A. Gordon, Weyburn, Sask. 01009“ LOT 5, CON. 1, N.D.R., GLENELG. consisting or! 50 acres of good pasture. On the premises are a good dwelling house and fair outbuildings, a never tailing l. G. Hutton. I. 0., c. I. FFICE. TELFORD’S BLOCK. UP shin, Lambton Street. Ruidonceâ€" Corner Qnoon and 6001' Stuntâ€"North oi Methodist Church. co "hoursâ€"9m 3.... 2-4 0.... 7â€"9 on. Tolophono No. 10. 375: Jamioson Iaclaurin. FFICE AND RESIDENCE A short distance out of Kupp’a Hotel. [nub ton Street. Lower Town, Durham 0500 hours from 12 to 2 o’clock Hxs'lcun AND Summon, or Co. in the New Bantu Ila-k. Ola 10u0.8 to 10 3. IL, to 4p. a. uni! to! o. 3. Special “union gin- .o “can. of we.“ and ohillun. Mono 0} Quit. Prubvurhn Chu‘. Lu. mun hula-C- Ophblnh In 813;. -d haddo- Sq. that all In. In .PlaAl-ICI' l “Rf-ASL 73.59619.” DR. BROWN L. n. c. 2.. 1.010011. no BADULAYI of London, New York and (3550.10. Siv-{e‘pain Will sell 611 reason- able terms to quick buyer. Ap- ply on premises to T. Moran. 4.7 OFFICE: ()vu J. O J. 391m": Uuuuusluauhu, .- ..- â€" -_ -o _ _ 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. 1230t! J r. ennui). n. 3.. 1.. n. I [ONOB murmur, umvzgsx. It)“: la'Mt at... 0'. but Medical Directorv. -day. Arthur 6". I. l. Dr. W. e. Pictorial L if nion. sud 10 canto for each For Sale. Dental Dilation. II. N". You’ll like it. ALLIE Ll’l‘TLEJOflNS DEAD. Markdale Standard. Seldom has the Standard been called upon to perform a more painful duty than devolves upon us this week to record the death of an exemplary young man and valued member of the Standard staff in the person of Allie G. Lit- tlejohns. aged 23 years, 10 months. Allie was at his post as Monoline ‘operator until Saturday evening. April 9th. and also :in his accus- tomed place in the Methodist church choir. Sunday evening the 10th. After taking a special part in the singing of an anthem, !his solo part being “I heard the ‘voice of Jesus .say, ‘Coxmc unto me ,and rest?” he was obliged' to lwithdravv. The following dav medical aid was called in, and be- fore t-he week end, the three local physicians were with him, as also a train-ed nurse, .but all 'to no avail, as each day the case grew more critical, and on the following Sun- day, at 11.15 ‘he passed away. The fatal trouble proved to be that of degeneration of the blood, which led to hemorrhage of the bowels, the kidneys, and other parts. The premature ending of such a promising young life. has cast a pall of sadness over the whole community, and even men of stout heart and mature years, were moved to tears as they viewed the ‘ remain-s. Burial took place on Tuesday under the auspices of Saugeen Lodge. Independent Order of‘Odd-fellows, of which he had been an esteemed member. A most touching and appropirate service was held tin the Methodist church. the pastor, Rev. Joseph Young, officiating, the choir also co-operating, and the I. O. O. F , which was largely represented, taking part. Mr. J. H. Dundas sang very impressively the solo ‘entitled “Beyond the smiling and “the weeping.” Miss Leonie Mat- h-ews presiding at the organ. The large concourse which assembled at the church was a glowing tri- bute to 'the high respect and es- teem in which deceased was held by the citizens. At the conclusion of this service, the body was laid away in the zf‘amily plot, Markdale public cemetery. The floral offer- ings were beautiful. among which iwas a Pillow. from the family" the “Gates Ajar.” Irom the choir and League; “The Broken Column." with .mot'to “Fidelity,” xfrorn the Standard; wreath from 'the Base- ball .Club; wreath from Ja-s. Dil- lon and Harry Harness; and others. The pal] bearers were Dr. Durkin. Carman King. Lauri-e Munshaw, R. J. Gilf'illan, Thos. Davis, and J. W. Tucker. Allie commenced as an apprent- ice in the Standard office the 3rd October. 1900, and with the excep- tion of about dour months which he spent as mamager of the Charts- worth News a year ago, had been on our stat! continuously. 1H3 proved himself a superior me- chanic, industrious, loyal, genial. companionable and most trust- ‘worthy' was a young man of [life. abstemious habits, and admir- able qualities of head and heart. He was for some yeaxrs a valued member of the Methodist church choir and also :an active member and officer of the Epworth League. In sportsâ€"hockey, tennis, baseball. lam osse.-â€"he was an“ enthusiast, al- wuvs playing a good clean.honorr- able game. and was a favorite with all his «associates. He leaves to mourn his premature death. father. mother, one- brother, and three sisters. who have 'the sincere sympathy o! a large circle of acquaintances. - -Mr. Littlejohns was well known in Durham... where he has played la- crosse and baseball on several oc- casions.â€"Ed. Even-y family and especially those who recide in the country should be provided at all times wlth a bottle of Chamberlain’s Linimen't. There is no telling when it may be needed in case of an accident or emergency. It is most excellent in cases of rheuma- tism. a rains, and bruises. Sold by all ealera. l. P. Talford. ARRISTEL. SOLICITOB. ETC. 0600. nearly opposite the Registry Office. Lambton 3t.,Durhm. Anyunoun: nf monev to lou) at 5 per cent. on fun oroportv. A. H. Jackson. ._ OTABY PUBLIC, ooumssmn. A or. Convey-sneer, he. Insurance Agent. Money to Loan. lower of Mat.- riauo Licenses. A general financhl bus: none transacted. DURHAM ONT. (Lowe! Town.) J. RUDD MATHEWS, MARKDALE Ont.. Licensed Auctioneer for thefiqupty _of Grey. SLSa‘les at- ! GOOD HOUSES FOR RENT. Apply to J. H. Latina. 41: nded to'at reaséhable _ terriih. Arrangements may ,be made at the Chronicle otti_c_e, Durham. Licensed Auctioneer Lem! ‘Dfrectorv To Rent. Ndv. 8th, lyrpd. due sclely to neglect. The‘hdr Oon.1.-W. Mountain. J. Kerr, R. often becomesdxyand dandrufi Morrison, W. Bradley, J. Kirby,-w. forms because the hair glands Pindar. J. Hangy. H. Cowan. H. do not supply enough flat-“Mayan T. Norms, S. Cowm. ural oil. Nothing overcomes C0“ 9'3--J- TUCkel“ W- Earshnll. S. Chapman, J. Wells, A. Altken, D. thls defi91ency SO efiectlvely as Allan..H.M. Reid, J. Smith. I. Rawn, that dehcatcly perfumed, re- J. Euric‘ w, Hajfidmy. freslpng halt pomade, Beanpe. ‘ Con. 4.-.]. McDonaad. R, Cantlon, Avmd baldpess; apply Beanne J. Meyer. A. Donald, D. Keith, E. to your haur occasmnally. All Hall. ~ - druggists, 50 cts. a jar. f Con. 5â€"6.â€"A. E. Manletoft. C. J, "â€"â€"_â€"‘_â€"‘ “Ankh" “ 1" Onppn. A_ :McPhee‘ Mrs. ’W.H. Moffet, of Nat-via, is visiting friends in the neighbor- hood at present. Mr. and Mrs. Tihos. Banks visited their niece, Mrs. J as. Ewen, of Ab- erdeen, the beginning of the week. Seeding operations will be pretty well completed this Week. Mrs. Geo. Firth, and son John, Jessopville, spent a day or so this vicinity. Mr. Thos. Greenwood has pur chased 'a new Frost Wood disc drill. It '15 Working very satisfac- torily. Our Sunday school is to open for the season next Sunday. Follow- ing is the staff of teachers for this Year: Mr. J.L. McDonalld has the Bible class. :and Misses Valerie Edge, Sarah Edge, and Maria Rit- chie, have charge of the other classes. Our teacher, Mr. J.L. McDonald, believes in keeping up with the times. Instead of waiting until the regular Arbor Day on May 6th, he went to 'work with the pupils on Friday last and cleaned up the school yard, planted trees, and prepared the flower beds, and imâ€" proved the appearance o-f the yard genera-11y. It was with deep regret that we learned on Sunday last of the death of Mr. G. Arthur Weir. For over a year, Arthur taught in our .school, and during that time. he won the respect and goddwill, not only of the pupils, but also of the parents, and all those with whom he came in contact. He was a clever student, and 'few young men have 'had brighter prospects *for a brilliant professional career. To the bereaved family we tender the sympathy of this community in their hour of sorrow. A goodly number have finished seeding. Last year. the first grain we sowed was on the 6th of May. Mm M.J. Davis is able to be out in the sunshine, and is gradually regaining his .fomme-r vigor. Bob. Hastie sold his heavy team last Week to Mr. T. Nesbittt. of Mmrkdale .s uburbs. The price was near the even $400. Councillor McNally set the rest oi the neighborhood a good ex- ample this spring by planting out a row of fine sturdy maples. A thick ndhesive ointment. combined with Japanese Menthol and Vaseline. two of the most wonderful beating dgngs known. - â€"~AA__,AL-â€"- mug; "U “tonâ€"u ”wwwâ€" It sootfies. heals andâ€"(efidélo restore those who sufier from I’ll“. me. new nation. cm... irritated and other skin troubles. The word "Salve” literally means be well or in good Health. Try Davis’ Menthol Salve and you will be relieved. All Dealers. DAVIS LAWRENCE C0" 308m Mr. Dick Davis, sand-thy, of Bruce, Alta" was wedded on Tuesday of last week, {but we have not the par- ticuulars to hand. Will give them when received. The scribe of Pricevillse has al- ways seemed to .us more or flees 0!! a philosopher. Nature endowed him with more soul power and sen- timent than ordinary mortals pos- 8388. Though in his 84th year, Mr. R. Jack .has the vim atnd sparkle of a man twenty years younger. He walked out from Durham and spent the greater part of last week via- iting among the odd neighbors; There is a general rejoicing in the neighborhood over the return of Miss Myrtle Hunt to the old home .for the summer. She has filled a responsible position in Detroit the past year or two. Rev. R.W. Wright gave one of the (most telling of sermons in Zion on Sabbath observance. There was no mincing of matters, but plain spoken truths, most convinc- ingly worded. Word has been received from Ernest Cook and Albert McNally that they have secured homesteads about sixteen miles [mom Calgary. W..G McNally is working in town at masonry, and is getting big wages. Mr. and Mrs. W..J Cook laid a visit to their daughter, 8.W..J McFadden‘ o! Egremont, thee first of the week. Mn. Cook had his name, and that at his farm, “Rose Lawn ” neatly. inted and placed on the fronty his prOperty last week. cases of baldness‘age PATHMASTERS IN EGREMONT. Edge Hill. Traverston. in J. Moyea'. A. Donald, D. Keith, E. Hall. v Con. 5-6.â€"A. E. Mametoft. C. J, Socket, D. M. Queen, A. McPhee, G. Bilton J. Runcjman. Con. 7-8.-â€"-D. Hewitt. W. Patter- son. an. J. Lamont, P. Ballet, G. Level-sage, S. Sheir. Con. 9-10. -â€"J. Orchard W. Gillies, J. Gillies, F. Dillon, A. Stew,art G. McMillan. Con. 11-12.â€"J. Rice, W. Groat, N. McArthur, F. Forester, P. Mc- Eacharn, J. Culp. Con. 19-20. -â€" R. Matthews. ‘1‘. Brown. A. Hooper, G. Lothian, J. Wilkinson. W.J. Wilson. Con. 21-22.-D. Hamilton, J. M. Lawrence. W. Watson, J. Halpenny. E. Harrison. P. McDonald, Additional beats.â€"J. Matthews. J. Lennock. W.R. Watson, J. Har- Con. 13-14.â€"P. Mutch‘ A. R058, Nicholson. M. McGillivray, Yandt \J. Switzem. Con. 15-16.â€"T. Ellis, G. Allan, J. Hende‘rson, J. Nelson, J. Hincks, H. G. Lane. Con. 17-18.â€"J. McGuire. G. John- ston, W. Hastie, R. Isaac, B. Haw, rison. This trouble arises .trom torpid- ity of the .liver. Nothing acts so nicely as Dr. Hamilton’s Pills. 'l‘ulieyt stir up the .liver, hid the system of bile. tone the stomach, give appe- tite and sound digestion. you feel drowsy and bad tempered. Dr. Hamilton’s Pills will help you at once,â€"taken at night, you’re well by morning. Don’t be afraid of Dr. Hamilton’s Pills. they are mild â€"don’t unripe or na‘useate. Q'I‘hey just “cure” that’s all. minus one 0.! their new ungusn girls. and thereby ,h'amgs .a ro- mance. One day last week..a man whom there arealbdut a thousand. he singled one out. asked her ad- dress. called on her Friday night and married her on Saturday after- noon. The couple lelt that even- ing for their new home in Seattle. Washington. where the young man. who gives his name as Geo. West, is said to be a civil engineer. The girl was a Miss McMillan, who lemme out from England only three weeks ago. The groom, who se- cured employment merely to pick out a wife. relunded to the Pen- man Company 860, the amount of passage money which had been ad- vanced to bring the girl to this country. Rev. Canon Brown. of Paris, parlormed the ceremony. Picked English Girl. A Branbford despatch sayxa the Penman Company, the big wool- len manufacturers at Paris, are I did. I had a hard hacking cough that caused me great pain. My throat was hoarse‘ and I had great distress in my chest. Ca- tarrhozone reached the sore spots and gave immednate relief. Since using it I have not had a sin- "In nffonlr ” Evan-v nhvnimnn who It is easily recognized by‘ the dry cough and hoarseness. Not difficult to cure with Cat-amnhozone as Mr. Xavier Bahin‘ of River Cap- alin‘ Que., proved. “No one could suffer more from Bronchitis than A cow belonging to Thos. Burke. Dover Township, died of rabies, caused by the bite of a mad dog. This makes nine cattle and eleven hogs dead in this district since the first of January, ‘and the dog-muz- zling :by-law is now being strictly enforced in Kent County. a..." -‘ â€" :18 attack.” Every physician who is asked about Catmrrhozoxne says it is a sure cure.-â€"so will you if yoq myjt. Sold everywhere. 25c. and 61:00. TI'IESTANDARD BANK Han You Bronchial Cstnnh! MW 1573 OF CANADA ”Bu-ch. MONEY ORDERS FOR SMALL SUMS Do You Got Bilioun? Safety, convenience and low cost unite to make Money Orders issued by this Bank a most satisfactory Way of sending small sums to any part of Canada. Under$5...3c. $l0to$30...l0c. $Sto$l0...6c. $30to$50...|5c. their new Eng"lilsh and Funeral Directom Picture Framngg on A. BELL UN DE RTAKER "If DURHAM CHHflIIELE ‘rn (aroma.- will be an: to Gnhncipfl... ulna-.15.”: an to whbh ova-y lib-nun“ I.” b “no“! by tout-baton“. I... t cull-d ”slim-up“. an a ”Io-other”. 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Snow Booneâ€"Next to Swallows Barber Shop. RESIDENCEâ€"Next door South of W. J. Lawrence’s blacksmith shop. From Much 29th merges into our Summer Seeeion frnm July 4th and “forth continu- ous opportupity for ‘kright youn people to unlify for [ondxmsinou panama. Our school. The Control Business College. of Toronto. invites your oonaidonlion. Cauo logue msilol on roquoob W. H. SHAW. Principnl. You‘re 3nd Gerard 25“.. TorontO. Embalming a Specialty E01103 um PI W. IRWIN NOX A COLD IN ONE DAY Money April 28, 1910 FARM SPIRE MODEL which we :11 offer at. m couvle of ! We. have a THE Milli BARLEY If you no use, HOW I ms prlt III