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Iii}. SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL been up fluted by the Bishop to Dur- ban :uu‘ that Sunday May 220d would behis hm. service an incumbent of Trinity church. The ofilcinl reign;- tion was nted Monday evening at the a wood Vestry meeting. Boy. and , u. Bothy cum to Blyth The fullnwing ciipping trom the Blyth Standard shows the respect and estemn in which Rev. and Mrs. Hitt- ley are held by the congregation and people of that. place. Mr. Hartley will preavh his first sermon in Trinity church how on Sunday Ma] 29th next. or on Juiw 5th: . WILL mevn 1'0 Durantâ€"At the couch ‘ion of the evening service last Sundu V Rev. W. H. Battle , the highly esu amed rector, made t e un- welcome announcemong 11:“ he Jud JAMES EDEN of Toronto, the store that makes the fashion in hair g(_)0ds. Ladies who would View the (laintiest and must alluring hair pieces ever show-m here. iwautiful in «{uality, beautiful in design, and beautiful wlwn worn. will see this display. l\lothing like it else-where. and the prices are most reasonable. Gentlemen who are los- ing or who have lost their hair. will be interested for business and social reas- ons in the Pember Toupes, the most skilful and nat- ural hair pieces ever de- vised. Cannot be told - from natural growth when worn. Priced very reason- ably. Advice upon hair and scalp troubles free. Don’t neglect to see this rare display. MR. PEMBER WILL ALSO BUY cur HAIR. Durham. Hahn House, Monday, May Ifith Walkman, Hartley House, Tuesday, May |7th Hanover, Reid House, Wednesday, May 18th REV. HARTLEY WELL LIKED gem-3m No “Flying Start” required with this Mower If your mower isn't a mu Wood. very likely you have to back it up several feet and get a “flying start" before the knives will cut. That is be- cause it is made on the Ex- ternal Gear principle. Now. with the Frost a; Wood No. 8 lower the knives commence cutting the instant the horses begin to move. That is because the No. 8 is de- signed on the Internal Gear principle. We could tell you here the difference between External Gear Mowers and Internal Gear Mowers, but it would require a lot of space, and we can explain the difference more readily it you'll drop in and see us. We also want to show you the Large Bearings used in the Stay-tight Connection between Cutter Bar and Main Power Frwmc. as well as the Double Brace used to protect the working parts in m jars and joltsâ€"and several other features exclusive to the Frost Wood No. 8 Mower. Call and see us at your earliest convenience. [s the news herewith of the visit of representing the widely known Mr. FRANK PEMBER Agent made an enviable record here. The'is to receive an annuity of several reveredd gentleu an has pioven him- thousands during her life. \Ve do not self to be a good preacher, a faithful wonder that Mr. McLeod prefers the pastor, awise counsellor and an ener- ministry to the strenuous life of a getic worker in all departments of newspaper man. Here is what he church work. His goon lady has ably said in closing his editorial experience seconded him and in the Sabbath one dayzâ€"Never more ehallI criticize School A. Y. P. A. and Guild has newspaper men. lshall pray for rendered most efllcient and effective them. They shall have my heart’s service. Their removal from Blyth forbearance henceforth and foreverâ€" will not only be a source of regret to l the hardest worked short lived. poor- Trinity church Belgrave and Auburn ; est paid brain workers in this weary. congregations but will be felt by the i old world of ours.” communit generally with whom Rev. -â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"-â€" and Mrs. srtle deservedly hold so Never. hesitate about siving high a place. e new charge will ; Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to afford it wider field m a more compechlchildren. It contains no opium or form. A. to who will become rector other uni-cotton and can be siven st Blyth is yet unknown to the 0011- l With implicit confidence. A! a much but it i. to be hoped the: quick cure tor cough- md colds, to the church will be well served in the : which children are. susceptible. 1t uppointment.’ 11s unsurpassed. Sold by sll‘deslers Pember Art Hair Store Durham, Ont. mm. 4-...â€" Juan-nun Form III (a) Entrance to Ncwrlnnlâ€" l Nellie Hepburn. Catherine McDouaall l and Hazel \Villis 91].. Janet Fletcher. I Fred Smith. Jessie Smith. Jr. Matriculation (byâ€"Nellie H: p hnrn, Catherine Mclhmgall. Jessi Smith. Annie McMillan, Alex Findlay. Vaddie Geld well. form 11â€" Annie Clurk. Nathan Grier-son, Margaret Mortley, Ernest McGirr, James Coutts. Form, I -Nellie Burns, Sarah Fulton, Bessie Saunders Morrison Smith. H .23! Barber. Sr. IVâ€"Heleu Ireland, Ray FM- quharsou, Ilene Lawson, Frank Mc- llraith. Jessie Currie. Jr. IVâ€"Maggie Torry, Olive Wright, E114 Carson. Georgina Lawwn. Grace Peuy. Sr: IIIâ€"\lary MoKechnie. Flo'rence Bun-clay. Norman Lenahan. Theresa Vullett. Cecil Manlly. ' Jr. IIIâ€"Mary Smith. Willie Lauder, Wilbur-t Knisley, Maggie Hartford, W'ilfred Campbell. Sr. Ilâ€"Vera. Allen, Isaac Mitchell, Arthur Rainage, Willie Watt, Robin Farquharson. Jr. IIâ€"Lottie Wilson. Ethel Whit.- more, Jennie Davis, Annie Graham, Roy Vollett. and Rosie Hillis eq. JR. PT. lIâ€"Eddie Hilderhrandt' Arthur McGowan, Jack McKecbnie. Violet Snell, Jerome Morris. 8.1-. Pb. IIâ€"Valerie Moran, Marie Healitt, Harold Raumge. Jemima Lawrence, Clarence McGirr and Ray- mond Search eq. Sr. Iâ€"Stelln McOrae, Edna Brown- ing, Myrtle Koch, Sarah Donnelly, Annie Brooks and Island Farrell eq. Intermediate-John Lawrence, E. McQueen. Cecil Wiggins. Jean Mor- lock, Andrew McAuliife. Jr. lâ€"Ruby Pilkie, Nellie Faulting- ham, MaryMcKecbnie, Elsie Clark, Sadie Russell. 8. 8. NO. 2, EGREMONT. GRADE VIIIâ€"Earl Mead. Agnes Allan, Myrtle Allan, W'ilt'red Barbour, Maggie Woods. Saul Morrison. GRADE VIâ€"Bridget Woods, Willie Woods, Mary Ker. May Allan, Annie Ker. GRADE V- Robbie Marshall, How- ard Meade. Margaret. Meade, Eva Mc- Meeker). GRADE IV-â€"James Finuigan. GRADE Illâ€"Ben Woods. GRADE ll SR.â€"-Loreuce Chapman, Treasa Finnigan. GRADE I SR.-â€"Blanche Allan, Blanche Noble, Ruby McMeeken. GRADE [1 JR.â€"Elizabeth \Voods, Adrian Noble, Jeanie Ker. GRADE 1 JR.-Elva Noble, Irene Barhnnr. Average attendance 23. FRED. F. IRISH. Teacher. 8. s. 1510. 10, G. a: E. Sr. lV--â€"Ida. Mchaig, Katie Mc- 3mtig, Genie McCuaig. JR. IVâ€"‘J‘lussie Unoper. mSR. IIIâ€"[slay McCuaig, Frank JR. lIIâ€"Wilha. Mt-Cuaig, Minme Mcl‘lachern. Almar Hooper. SR ILâ€"Nvil Shortreed Eva Hooper. PT. ll SR.-â€"Malcnlm McKinnrm. J R. PT llâ€"Efifie McEacheI-n Chat lie Tucker. SR. [â€"-.1 Am Shortr'eed, Archie Mc- Clltiig. JR I.â€"Rudney Haines. Those present ever ydny.--Katzie Mc- Cuaig Ida McCuaig, Islny McOuaig, Wilha. _McCunig._ A reliable regulator; never fails. While these pills are exceedingly powerful in regulating the genera- tive portion of the female system. they are strictly safe to use. Re- fuse all cheap imitations. Dr. de Van’s are sold at $5.00 a box, or three for $10.00. Mailed to any ad- dress. The Scobell Drug Co., St. Ca’tharines, Ont. ew Rev. Malcolm McLeod, pastor of: Pasaden, (Cal.) Presbyterian church, is an able preacher (a Canadian by the way,) says the \Vingham Advance. Recently he offered to take charge c f one of the city daily newspapers for .one issue, to show his plan of an ideal ‘ newspaper, the proceeds to be given, to charitable purposes. Now Pasa-f dena papers are both clean creditable: newspapers. but that is more than can be said of Los Angeles sheets, at least most of them. Mr. McLeod succeeded in getting out a very creditable number of the Pasadena Star, but in doing so he found the editorial sanctum quite the reverse of the quiet of the pastor’s study. He found such “hustle. such hurry, such rush and excitement,” that one day was quite suflicient in the sanctum. Mr. Mco ‘ Lend is now getting $6,000 ayear with }six months vacation, and an assistant pastor that does the visiting and reaches on Sunday evenings. He as accepted a call to a New York church on the following termsâ€"salary $5.000 a year; if he remains their pastor until he reaches a certain time .of life and chooses then to retire, $10.000a year whilehe lives. should he die while in active service, his wife is to receive an annuity of several thousands during her life. \Ve do not wonder that Mr. McLeod prefers the1 ministry to the strenuous life of a newspaper man. Here is what he said in closing his editorial experience one day:â€"Never more shall I criticize newspaper men. I shall pray for them. They shall have my heart’s lforhearance henceforth and foreverâ€"l the hardest worked short lived, poor-l est paid brain workers in this weary. ‘ old world of ours.” 'efl‘t. Average atte‘hdance 14. Dr do Van’s Female Pills Honor Rolls. DURHAM SCHOOL. One Day Was Sufficient THE DURHAM CHRONICLE L. BINNIE, Teacher. The Impossible Has Become Posublo â€"lnglish Chemists Are 111* Discoverer: To grow hair om bald spots was once considered impossible. They have recently discovered the long tacked {or remedy. Ladies need never wear rats. The ladies of Paris have abandoned all false hair fillers and are using the new hair growerâ€"SALVIA. Hair call! be _gr_own ix; :4 deg: wyeks: Mrs. Jackson of New York,writes stating that since using SALVIA her .hair has grown six inches in two months. Marvellous are the results obtained Jrom this new pre- paration. Not only does it pro- duce a beautiful, fluffy head of hair but at once destroys the dandruff germ. Mr. Maciarlane guarantees SALVIA to grow hair, kill dand- ruff and to make the hair soft and fluffy. SALVIA is not a dye; does not contain anything injurious. All of its ingredients are simple and harmless. A dsaimtly perfumed hair dressing. used and endorsed by men an women of society. A large generous bottle only costs 50 cts. and remember, a money-back pro- position. The following is a list of the towns, ‘ villages, and township in which Local Option hy-laws came into force on Mav lstlast. along with the number of licruses affected in final) pure:- Adelaide, 2; Acton, 3; Ailsa Ceaig. 2. Albion. 3; Alliston. 4; Almonte. 4: Augusta. 2; Bentim-k. 2: Beckwith. 1: Bvetnn, 3; Blenhvim 4. Bob 'itygvon. 2: Brampton. 4. Brant-ford. 3: Brooke. 1; Bruce Mines, 2; But-ford, 2; Cale- don. 5; Chesley, 2: Chm-lonenhurg. 5; Cohden, 2; Colhorne. 2; Col- cheater. 8., 2; Collingwoorl, 7; Dor- chester N.. 3; Downie. 3; Dundalk. 3: Dungannon. l: Dunwich. 2; Dysart. l; Domfrieu. S., 2: Enstnor. 3; Eramosa. 3; Earnesmwn, 2; Essa. 4; Faraday, 0: Finch. 1; Grey. 4: Gait. 9: Glanford. 2; Gu‘illimhm-y, E..3; Holland, 2; Kin- ,cardioe, l; Kingsville, 2; Leamington. ’5: Leeds and Lansdawne, R., l; Lind- say. 0; Lobo. 2; Luther, W.. l Mono, OzNelson, 1; Newmarket, 4; vavan, 0; Oakland, 1; Orangeville, 7; Orillia. 0; Oxford. 2; ()rfurd. 2; Pakenham, _3; Ramsay, 2; Reufrew. 8; Sandwich, 8.. 2; Shelh‘lrne, 3; Shayna. 4; Strathroy. 5; Snnnidale. 2: Teeswater, 3; Tilhury, “L. 3; Tottenhnm. 2; Tossoronto, 3; 'l nckPI-smith. 2; Torhonon. 0; Ux- bridge. 3; \Vainflewt, 2; \Veflhueath. 3; Whitby, 2; “'estminister. 4; total, restores every nerve in the body and vitality. Premature decay and all sexual weakness averted at once. PHOSPHONOL will make you a new man. Price 83.00 a box or two [or $5.00. Mailed to any ad- dress. The Scobell Drug Co., St. Catharines. Ont. ew For sale at Maciarlane Co’s. it is “ ith deep regret we report the death of Mn. Henry Lewi-. known fa and near as “Hariy” 1.. wis, one of Norumnny’s ()itiifSi. and nimt respected residents of ’ he Orehardvile neighbor- hood. Stalwm'r and rugged, no one thuugllt Illztt any serious conss'q :ences would follow the, :Itiat'k 07 3yplluid fever With which he Was laid up about a year ago, hot. he never Seemed the Millie alterwards, although he was up and around in his well known cheer- ful way, and came to towr. quite reg- ularly up to a. few months ago when internal (3 unplivations commenced and he gradua'ly sank until the end came last. Friday. He was born in Smith’s Falls, Ont., of Irish parentage and was in his 67th year. Most of his life was s em, in the neighborhood where he died and where by industry and economy h-- prospered and bad a beautiful home. He is survived by a widow and grown up family of six sone and five daughters. 'l‘hvee » ii!'()tl’lt’l'S. George, of Barrie, John, of lOraiogeville, and James, of 'l‘oronto, formerly of Mt. Forest. also survive him. The funeral on Monday to Bar- ?lier’s ceuieterv was a very large one and was ccnducmd by Rev. G. A. King, pastor of the Orrhardville . Methodist. church, whose ministrations during his illness were much ap- ; preriated by deceased. The hall bear- lers were Messrs. R. Barton. R. Robert» ison. and deceased four Rubin-laws, J. .MrEachvi-n, Jos. [)owling, 1‘. Kirby and J. Stevenson. The late Mr. Lewis ,was one of the oldest subscribers of this paper and we extend our sym pathy to the widow and family in their loss. â€"Mt-. Forest Representative. It is the stomach that supplies nourishing blcmd to the muscles, the nerves and the skin. It the stomach is healthy, plenty of nutritious matter will be absorbed by the blood. If it is not healthy the food will ferment and undi- gested, will pass along through the bowels, furnishin so little nutritious mater that e blood be- Try The Money Back Care for Indigestion. Nine times in ten stomach dua- rangements are responsible for sallow complexion, dmull eyes and th_in ‘bogiy. It ‘Will relieve any distressed sto- mach condition almost immediate- ly. It will cure it used according to directions. Macflarlane Co. sell it for 50 cents a large box, and he thinks enough of it to guar- antee it to cure indigestion. It you suffer from nervousness, sick headache. belching of gas, sour taste in the mouth, hem mess af- ter eating or any other miserable stomach disturbance, you need Mi-o-na and the sooner you get it the sooner you W111 be health- ier an_c_l_ happier. comes impoverished and the glow of health vanishes. [(m AMI-ow!) I CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA, Bronchitis. Crow, Coughs anti Colds, at noon back. Said and W b! ' “CFABLANB C0. - New Local Option Places Elac‘ric Restorer for Men Death of "Harry” Lewis ; SPECIAL CLEARING E 0i Men’s. and _B_0_y_s_ v 0 3 «omuoooooumwmwm { MODEL BAKERY Men‘s Suits. splendid cloths. regula- 812. for ..... ‘. . . . . . . . . . .. . .: Men’s Suits, excellent qualities. regular $10. for .............. .: Men’s Suits. excellent. qualities. regular 87 nnd $3. for. . . . ..... : Buys’ Suits. sizes 24 to 28, regular 84.50, now ......... . . . ... . . .: Boys‘ Suits, sizesZS £030. regular 84.“). now..... ._...: Ymmg \Ien’ s Suits. siz: s 32 £03.) Zgood value at. 810 to 81‘...) but we are clearing them at ........................... . ........ ODD SUITS AT ODD PRICES Men’s flats-=We Have Just Got in a The best is the best, and it is at our store you will find it. No danger of indigestion if you get your bread, cakes, etc. from us. Try our ‘H mne-mmle’ specialâ€"very nppetizinsz‘ and nourishing. GEO. STINSON §.‘\.w ‘Q‘QO . . . 4 ’ , yfl’fl’f’m“ Jimmy/(f ('a/Idd" :3 I5 IQNG 5? EAST __ A May 12, 1910 up, .le f0? \QI \VI zséazs $33 I put. ) fur. A LEEX. 1.2.19 ;' vici kid To Say DRESS Gouh. Mionnble drv» wl WASH Sl'l'l‘l M’s so wide a d the requirements 0 VESTINUS -' finish. in man." In SHIRT \VA' my they 601! has Iron and Hm.» Idols suppliva. SOLD IN TRUNIZI It; costs you Confm‘tlm THE nl‘ Bl'hers. M or hultxm.‘ Lndies' Hd inn Shad womb $1.1 :1) pr. Md Horst Bluq m.wurth1 G I'm 1 '1'“ *5 18 now