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Leo In” Show‘ 20° to'mo starch, 9-. 90° to .1 Just bring along one wheel and watch me not it with this machine. and you will never agnin have them set any other way. No matter how many come, you will not be kept waiting. and every Job positively guaranteed. lll (ill ‘7. wuvâ€"VV v- v---_-_ ing, Wagon and Carri-go Building and Repairing at very muondfle pricen. A Good Cold TIRE SE’I‘TER No more burning or scaring the rims. or boring new halos. and best of all no more oven-dished wheels. I also offer you tho very best work in all branches of Genet-931 Blag‘kqglith- I can act. u tire in 20 minutes wtth this machine and do a. better job than any man can the old way. I In: a specialty 0! Practical lione- shoclng and always give it careful utention. .\ special effort is made to please eVery customer, and you are requelt- ed to call and give me 3 trisl. Your. for busineu. The only kind that cannot poa- sibly hurt your wheels and has Proved Satisfactory. a o o Wm. J. Lawrence DURHAM Farmers’ Central Mutual Fire Insurance Head Office. Insure. n11 kind- of full propu- t! and isolated dwelling! at re- duced cub at... and under low- 3’ Premium note. [or a term of three or tour you: than an be neared elsewhere Buildings pro- hctzd with lightning 1‘06! “d their content. accepted at lower men than other. not l0 protected PROPERTY INSURED LY 89.000.001.0- COIPANY The Second Strongest Pnrelylntul Fire lnsuruco Company In Oman-lo .J. McFADDEN. Az’t- DURHAH. ONTARIO In New Quarters Near the (influx. St. Bridge Hm tho 6mm St. I!!!“ I wish to announce to the public tbnt I am now settled in my new quarters, T. Moran’l old land, nut the Gurn- fraxa St. bridge, whengl 1““ Prepared to cater to their van“ in all kinds 0f custom blacksmith- ing. All work gamu- teod first-clan. . D. MCGRATH Walkerton, Ont ONTARIO “lt'a to he tonight.” aha said. “A fashionable charity ball-everything except the newspaper accounts. don’t you know. Committees and all that. If. ahort notice, or course, but life may be short. We’ll have Arab acro- hflca, Persian dances. a grand march. electric lights and absolutely no money to distribute. That’s the way it usu- nil] in. Now. Mr. Chase. don’t look no sour! Be nice. please!” She put her hand on his arm and smiled up at him no brightly that he could not hold out against her. She caught the touch ct disapproval in Genevra’s glance, and a iliarp. quick flash 0! rebellion came into her own eyes. “What is a charity ball?" asked Go- nena after a moment. “A charity bail in a function where one net of women sit in the boxes and a, nasty things about the women on the floor, and those on the floor say horrid thump about the women in the boxes. it's great fun." “Charity in simply a hallucination. "Yes. but don’t mention it aloud. Mr. Britt is trying with might and main to prove that Bobby and I have hallucinations without end. I: lhapf pen to look depressed at breakfast time he jots it downâ€"spells or depres- sion and melancholia. do you see? Be?- a dreadful man.” Saunders was approaching from the lower end of the balcony. He ap- peared flustered. His face was red and perspiring and his manner dlstrait “Well. Saunders?” said Deppingham as the lawyer stopped to clear his throat ohsequiously. “i have found sufficient food of all descriptions. sir. to last for a month at least." said Saunders in a strained, unnatural voice. “Have a cigarette. Deppy?” inter- posed Browne. seeing that something was amiss with Saunders. ln solemn order the silver box went the rounds. Saunders spoke up. as it suddenly recollecting something. “i have to re port. sir. that the stock of cigarettes is getting very low. They can’t last three days at this rate. sir." The three men stared at him. “Good Lord!" exclaimed Chase, who could face any peril and relish the ex- perience if needs be. but who now foresaw a sickening deprivation. “You can’t mean it. Saunders!" “I certainly do. sir. The mint is holding out well. though. sir. I think it will last." “By George. that is a calamity!" groaned Chase. “How is 'a man to fight without cigarettes?" I AL, A_A in her eyes. wGenevm quietly proffered the one she had not lighted, a quizzlcal smile â€" â€"vâ€" “My contribution to the cause,” she said gayly. “What strange creatures men are! You will go out and be shot at d] day and yet"-â€" She paused and looked at the cigarette u if it were awed to reverence. “It does seem a bit silly, doen’t_1t?‘ When the Mach fails to per- form it: tnnetions. the bowels be- come deranged, the liver and kid- nay! contorted cunning numerous Men. The staunch and fiver (To be continued) The Presbyterian Luliu’ Aid Gu'don Party last week on It. Jute Lovel’o Opaciouu lawn met with a good «unsure of success. The busy haying season prevented some unending, but there was a good turnout and the evening was enjoy-ably spent. Pro- ceeds .22.“). Mr. John Wright lost a good driv- ing homofew syn ago with indi- section. Flt-cheetah and Vandeluer. huebell teams played a return match on the lat ter’e m (made last week at which the home team revered the former Victory of our bnye with a score of 9 to 6. The married and sin 10 man here played a hall match on ridsy evening lust resulting in a score of 9 to 8 in favor of the latter. It was a. gnod match and had there been time the benedicta are confident they could has 6 done up the boys. Miss Mary Wilson has been engag- ed for Rmkv‘nle school after the hol- idays and we learn Miss Allen, of Dur- ham. has been res-engaged in No. 3. east. of the village. Mr. J. L. Wood will preside at Ceylon in which section M r. S. Hemphill has been elected rustee in place of Mr. Thou. Gilchrist resigned. Mr. A. Schenk. Warden of Grey County and Dr. Mearnn R‘eve of Ban- over, called on Reeve Boyd last. week and while in town visited the new high school under construction. We were pleased to make the acquaintance of the visitors who pronounced the new. building a very fine structure. Rev. L. W. Thom. of Hawkesville, who is supplying Priceville Presby- terian pulpit two Sabbaths, is holiday. ing this week ummg his old friends here who everywhere extend to him the glad hand. Mrs. W. Saunders, of Minneapolis. paid her fibrmher-in-law Mr. Thus. Henry and other friends here a. short visit last wetk on her Way to visit. her mother Mrs. Winters. in Osprey. Rev. G. S.Milligan was in the city on Friday and Saturday last. Miss Belle Warwick of Seaforth via- ited Miss Beatrice Hales last- week. Miss Willa Wright was a welcome caller on us last, week. After four numtbb’ confinement. to her home Miss Wright’s friends are pleased to see her sufficiently recovered to move around again even if by the aid of crutches. Mrs. Badgerow Sr., 4th line, has gone to spedd the summer with her son and daughters at, Toronto. ’ Miss Ruby; 'Trimble is at Owen Sound on acumping holiday with friends. Mr. Pei‘cyv'l‘rimblo left on Tuesday for the VVeSt to homestead on a quarter section located at, Macklin no .r Saskatoon. Word was received here last week of the death in California of Mrs. Strain, Sr.. widow of the late Mr. Wm. Strain. The remains were taken to Great Falls. Mont.. for interment ueside those of her husband who died nearly two years ago. Mrs. Strain was an old resident of this viliage and very highly esteemed. Six sons and four daughters survive all now resid- ing in the United States. â€"- ‘- v, In our note last. week of Mr. M. K. Richardson’e absence at Hanover on a svhoolnrbitrntion we should have said county line over which Grey and Bruce have been disputing for some time. Mr. Richardson was the sp- poiutee of Grey County Council and we understood the award of the arbi- trators was all the council contended for. Miss Maud Richardson of this place. and Mrs. McDonald of Toronbn. visit. ing her niece, Mrs. (Rev.) Wellwood, left, on Monday to join friends holiday- ing at summer resorts inAMuskol‘m.‘ El;vyn J amieson, barber. has secur- ed a good situation in Toronto. Mrs. Leffler and childrhn of Fort Scott, Kas., are visiting the farmer’s sister Mrs. W. A. Armstrong. Miss Lynette Hanbury visited Mrs. Rob Moore last week. Mr. D. Tharp of Conn. and daughter Mrs. 11. Johnston of Dakota, visited the farmer’s daughter Mrs. J. A. Boyd last. week. Mrs. D. McTavish and Mrs. Herb Smith and children accmnpamied by friends from Hamilton are on a comp- ing holiday at. Eugenia. Illa (It cums-av- .vvv- Dr. Murray. Charley Ottewell, Mr. Latimer and Geo. Rlchnrdson, Toron- to, are going on their annual holiday to camp next week at. Ewar’ts Lake in Holland The Shirley M. will be taken «.1011 g, ' Mr. Wm. Reid left on Tuesday on an extended pleasure trip to Winnipeg and other points in the West. Mus Wilkins and cousin from near Shelbusne are visitor: at Mr. R. Wal- ler’s. uv- .- Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKenzie, of Detroit are visiting the farmer’s uncle Mr. Joseph Duncan here, and other relatives. 'Mr. Neil McCannel spent :from Wednesday until Monday with Pt. Elgin friends and attended the fun- eral of'his uncle, at that place. Miss Mary Jackson, accOInpanied by Miss Sadie McKeo'wn, of Bones- san, called at (the home of Mr. and Mrs. J ohm Hewitt Monday last. 0 Mrs. Thus. McGirr, and daughter Miss Aamie, spent a Jew days at the home 0 (her another, Mrs. Wm. Ritchie, last week. Mr. W. Aljoe spent 11 (av days lut week with triendn .in Sullivan. Mr. John Livingston, accompan- Darkles’ Corners. Flasherton. THE BUREAU CHRONICLE ied by his aunt, Mrs. Beaton, both 01 Dakota, called at the home of Mr. and) Mrs. John Hewitt on Mon- day last. Miss Margaret Farr, accompani- ed by. Miss A. Grant, spent Mom-day las twith .friends at Traverstxn. Mrs. James Hepburn, of town, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam ‘Watson, one day last week. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liv- er Tablets gently stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poiscn- ous matter, cleanse the system, cure constipation and sick «head- ache. Sold by all dealers. Pasquale Ventrtic'mni, murderer, made a will. But a criminal .sen- tenced to death is legally dead, and camot dispose of his property. The cannot dispose of his property. The will has been declared illegal. Following this line of reasoning. there would have been no rear- resti'ng of Ventricini if he escaped for the law does not arrest dead men. If someone had [attacked him in his cell. the assailant would have been guilty only of violating a dead body and if Ventricinj had had been pardoned by the Minister of Justice, “the latter would have pentormed the minacle of resurrec- tion. The law is sometimes as womdenflul as it is necessary. It is well to have on hand a remedy, simple, effective and easily applied, for mosquito bites, insect stings, sores, bruises, sunburn, and injuries to the skin, and forty other ailments not always danger- ous, but which can be cured by outward application. Such a remedy is Davis’ Menthol Salve(TheD.L.),whichcomes in tins for 25 cts. at druggists. CC” m>rm magâ€"L. Gazaâ€"26mm (<3: Vanmm chmfl .â€".â€"._>2 m<mfi Wash Goods. Scotch Zephyr regular 26c for ........ Silk finished Scotch Gingham. a.“ colon. reg. Black and white Ginghnm 15c for“ \Vhite Vesting, reg. 30c for. White Vesting. reg. 20c for. Prints in Dark and Light. reg. Prints in Dark and Light. reg. 8c for ......... Wash goods reg. 25c for ................. Dress Goods. Black “'001 Voil. reg. $1.00. for. . . . . . . . Seasonable Goods at _ Very Low Prices Black Wool Voil, reg. Black, Blue and Green Panama. reg. 75c for... Black and White Check Lustre reg. 35c for. . Black and White Suiting. rag. 35c. for” . . . . . . Black Figured Luatres reg. 35c: and 50c for. A {Inf 'l‘ifi'e” 6f C'ti‘i'ld‘rén’s Shoes at right pricu. J apan matting squares sizes 3:4 $2.98. $2.29. 2x3 ............... . ......... . “Best Japan” Ceylon Black Tea, lb. . .. Extracts. all flavors. at. per bottle. . . . Very beat Red Salmon. reg. 18c, for. .. 8 lbs. Best Oatmeal for. . .'. ............ 7 Cakes of Sunlight Soap for .......... 7 Dukes of Comfort Soup for ........... Space prevents us mentioning many different Bargains, but all goods are reduced to a very low figure. Give us a trial and save money by buying here. 200 for ...... . Legally Dead Groceries 75cfor....... ’.‘..".".'.?’.".‘. ”998 .91‘5‘.’ [.65 0.0000000000000900... 12§c (or. Banadian National Exhibition TORONTO AUGUST 21“: lo SEPTEIBEB IZlII, mo BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS ___-____-_ _ V THE NAVAL REVIEW AT SPI'I'HEAD BATTLE BETWEEN DREADNOUGH‘I’ AND AIRSHIP wmmuwmmnumnms. new: supplies. Emu?» addTbrmheu. Sub and Doom. Planing and Gwen! Wood Wat. MUNOMN. ° For all Inhalation write W, I. 0. 031. City Hall. Toronto 1m oved Groundl, New Buildings, Intermtionnl Live Stock Show Exgbite by all the Provinces, [unificent An Loan Exhibit THE DURHAM FOUNDRY C. SMITH G: SONS. DURHAM, ONT. .u .19 Boots and Shoes. Ken’s Patent Luther Boob. reg. 85.00. for Men'- Oslt Blutchor. reg. $2.“) for. . . Youth'a Choc. Bull" reg. 82.75. for. .. Ladiu’ Patent Pumps. reg. 82.00 for. Luiiu’ Stun Slippers reg. $1.75 (or. . Mon' 0 ugh-duo leor-mudo Suit: reg. ‘17. (01' ooooooooooooooooo oo...ooooooo Mon’ I Suits regular 815.00 for .............. Men's Overalls. double knee wd mt reg. . . . 81. (I) for”)... ............................ Men’ 5 Odd Pant; ceiling a I. grant reduction. Men’ 3 Fancy up-todate Top Shirts, regulau' 81. 25 for ................... . ........... KING GEORGE‘S HOUSEHOLD BAND Men’l All-wool Summer Underwear, reguhr 8 $1.25 for ................................. 0 5 Men’s Balbrigan Underwear to elm at 600 a suit Best Prices For Butter, Eggs, Wool Big reduction in Boy’s Suits. IV PEIIIC.ION OF Hit “ME." .0...‘..O.IO.....O.. .OOOOOOOOIOOOU Modal Kilian Comp. Tattoo any night. Everyman; new in ottnctions. 0.0.00‘..... 00.... 0.0.0.... MOCKLE'R’S OLD STAND Men’s Underwear Men's Suits. 1.49 [.69 1-39