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Ed ’9 ACK Hing 00.3. .d Oatmeal RUM THE Grocery UME INDUSTRY 1| ACHLAN i STORE 1 9 : 90000000000000... ce Cream till Jan. lst, I9] I Ill ’099909990999909990 met: you also Q'l'e 93m 8 00. NM» New Ygrk '1 LA dice. 625 F St... wmmmmn Anvnnn sending u aketcli and descn Ian I!” guy k‘y nsv‘czrmm our Opmlon free w other a mm.» m ‘ gs pmqqhtg pgwnmbloi‘yommunlucg lI-IA-- ,_ __ D‘A‘ Scientific .Hmfl'lcan. -_ G. B. HILLMER D The town of Collingwood has gem, “red five acres of land onwhtchv '111 be erected a screw and bolt! ‘orks, two storeys high, 60x200l ’9”. built of concrete and iron, m1: saw-tooth roof. It will cost “‘0“ 850,000, out! give unployg 9°!!! to 80 to 100 men. | DURHAM ZliNUS CLARK L: wnth in Toronto,offers best imluumm-nts to ynung men and w nwn who wish to qual- ity promptly for assured posi- tium in business offices at. fair ulau'ivs. \Vrite for new cata- !« mum. \V. H. Shaw. prin- ripnl, Yonge and Gerrard Sta. l )‘J siness College “Hume” Jluatratcd wee‘uy Ernest ctr- u 1." any sdeuuflojo mn‘l. Terms 10: l' . aye“. postage prepaid. Boll b1 m .ys uken tiirouirh’hlunn 8'1 WW 3, Without. ago. mthg Thv undersigned begs to llmzlru'e to resident. of mmm and surrounding ,m N}. that he has his Hg‘ )1!” UV! Factory ..~.g,l ‘1 and is plepared dealer; and all kinds of ~â€" House Fittings SASH,DOORS ENTRAL m prnnahzy pmcnmblaoofommnnlca‘ lye mljdcnflul. “ANDB on Pnenu lam-at aaenoy for «contingent. tun-q _thrpugh Mugxn‘g "can a limited amount. of u'urk and machine re- A ml] solicited. Ask .lummtiuns on your persons owing us an nt are requested to an! settle by cash or “n or before the 15th Hi1. ers fur ONTARIO I About thirty-five iguests were ipresent, among those ‘from a distance being Mrs. (Dr.) Purdy, of . Vancouver, B. C.; Miss Laura She w land Mr. Wesley Shaw, of Lions Head; Mrs. J. M. Thurston, and ’ Myrtle Thurston. Toronto. I The young couple left for their g new home at Lions Head, the! bride 'traveliing in a handsome suit of gamethyst broadcloth, with hat to match. In the many good wishes for their future happiness, we . heartily join. By our own correspondent. The Flasher-hon Methodist church 'was the scene of a pretty wedding. on Wednesday afternoon, Septem- ber the 14th, when Miss Myrtle Alberta, second daughter of Mr. W H. Thurston. editor of the Flesherton Advance, and Mrs Thurston, was joined in marriage with Mr. Robt. W. Shaw, of Lions Bead, Ont. The brides pastm, Rev. H. E. Wellwood, B.A,;~,B, D;: conducted the impressive service, in the presence of a large congreâ€" gat1on, and the weddi ng marches were rcndeled by Mis s Rita Irv." of Durham. 11ho presided at the organ, pla3ing 1033 softly during the ceremon3. The bride, who looked Very pretty, entered the. church on the arm of her fath(.-11.l b3 whom she Mas given away.‘ She wore a dainty go11n of 1110 1 silk and tulle veil arranged off i the face with coronet of orange blossoms, and carxied a sheaf of! brilal roses. Little Miss Claz‘ at Lougheed, of Lions Head, 11 as flower girl prettilv dressml in white, and carried a basket of pink roses and sweet peas. The bride and groom were unattende d. ‘The altar was artistically decorat- ed ‘with white asters, palm and ferns, and the pews for the guests; .were marked with white satin. streamers and asters. After the marriage, a choice 11cddinr breakfast was served at the home :of the bride, the table and house decorations being in good taste IMessages of congratulation were recei1 ed from Editor Irwin, and other friends at a distance. 3 ‘Lllla Ltil‘uyln u--v .-_._ I The other epitaph is in St, Paul’s !Cathedral, in London. Among the lmany monuments to England’s heroic dead which this building. .jholds is one which at once arrests ia-ttention by its ’simplicity and jbeauty. It is a plain sarcophagus . on which rests a recumbent statue of noble presence. Beneath the zfigure are these words: Sacred to the memory of I General Charles George Gordon, who at all times and everywhere gave his strength to the World, his substance to the poor, his sympa- .th_v to the suffering, his heart to The bride, who will be "much missed, was the recipient of many valuable presents, among them being beautifully bound copies of the Bible and Methodist hymnbook from the Methodist Sunday school, and a handsome Wicker chair from the primary classes in the Methodist Sunday school and pub- lic school. A few evenings before her marriage, Miss Thurston was given a surprise, when Mr. Bunt, Superintendent, and the officers of the Sunday: school met at her home and made the presentation. The little folk also surprised her with their gift, formally presented by Masters Frank Bunt and R. N. Cornfield, accompanied lgv a neat address, read by little Miss Mar- .guerite Runstadtler. The estimate of a man’s life, af- ter he has passed away, is based not upon hfiscreed,lnn upon the life he has lived, the work he has done. Near ‘the village of Leamingfnn, Warwickshire, in a small country churchyard, {connected with a beautiful ivy-covered church. may be found a stone, on which 15 this inscription: Hero lit-s a miser who lived for himself, And cared for nothing but gath- ering pelt. Now, Where he is, or how he tau. mil‘here are two remarkable epi- taphs to be seen in England, but a few hours’ journey apart. fares Nobody knows and nobody cares. How little this man’s neighbors cared for his creed, and how much impressed they were with his life‘ this epitgph shows. 'â€" 9â€"- QL 15-..“... ‘1 inflame Co. Not a word as to this man’s creed, but what volumes as to his life! Not by the faith we profess. but by the deeds we do; not 1y what we have achieved for our- selves, bu-t by what we. have done for others shall we be judged’ bv those who come after us. FOR BALD HE ADS. A Treatment That Costs Nothing If It Fails. We want you to try three large bottles of Rexall “93” Hair Tonic on our personal guarantee that the trial will not cost you a penny if it does not give you absolute satis- tion. That’s proof of our faith in this remedy, and it should in- disputably demonstrate that We know what We are talking about when we say that Rexall “93” Hair Tonic will grow hair on bald heads except Where baldness has been of such long duration that the roots of the hair are entirely dead, the follicles closed and wn over, and the ecalp is glaze .‘ .â€"_ _ A..-- “I.“ -OJV "Vow-r Remember, we are basing our statements on What has talready been accomplished by the use of Rexall “93” Hair Tonic, and We have the right to assume that what it has done {or thousands of others It will do (or you.”I.n ,3?! event ;0; 8211361: ‘13se'ahjthing b'y giving it atrial on our liberal guarantee. Two sizes, 50c. and $1.00, Remem- ber, yOu can obtain Rexall Reme- dies in this communit only at our store-{rhe Rexall tore. Mac- BYmEAL. SHAWâ€"THURSTON. TWO EPITAPHS The (millinery openings were held here on Friday and Saturday last, when the ladies of the town and surrounding country had real enjoyment in visiting the differ- ent millinery (establishments, and noting the artistic designs in head- gear for the fall season. For years, the Chronicle {has been saying more or less about these events as the seasons came round and even with the experience of previous efforts, we do not feel that newspaper description is a". all satisfactmy unless in the handsof one who understands thoroughly all details in connection with the art. Mr. Morlock‘s millinery depart- ment has existed for years, and every succeeding year seems to outdo its predecessors. Special at- tention has always been given to this department, and we believe that the many pleased customers in years gone by is the strongest testimony that can be given of its merits. First class milliners and trimmers have always been em- ployed, and (up-to-date novelties have always been in evidence. This year, the work is in charge of Miss Sime, a most lcourteous young artist, who will do every- thing in reason to please her cus- to‘mers. The styles are all the lat- est, and the material used is the very best quality. J. LEVINE. This is the first season Mr. Le- vine has engaged in the. millincry line, and we can say nothing of his experience in this new branch of business. During the years he has been in town, he has borne a good reputation, and so far as we know, enjoys a large measure of public confidence, is increasing in popularity, and has a growing business. The imillinery depart- ”To see the different millinery creations, is an absolute necessity to enable one to forml any kind}! an idea of the ever-varying styles in women’s head dress, and this time We shall only notice the event and ask the ladies who are inter- ested to come and see for them-â€" selves. ment just added, is in competent hands, Miss Brown, of Toronto, a lady of much city experience, hav- ing full charge. We have no doubt Mr. Levine Dwill have everything: right up-ta-date, and he tells us he sells at the lowest possible price-s_consistent with quality of . oods and good work. The Iladies esiring‘ miliinery do not need to be told to examine all the estab- lbishments, and buy what suits them eat. MISS DICK. It seems as if the superb handiâ€" craft of all nations is something" as an inspiration for the marvel- lous color displayed in this seas- on’s productions, now being shown in this millinery show room. Col- ors are not confined to la few choice creations, but consist of Persians, King’s blue, Roman red. green, gold, silver, huckleberrv' blue, and a hundred other com- binations of colors. The designs, t-oo, seem to be of endless variety, those shown consisting of picture hats, large mushroom designs, tur- bans, liberty bell, and the modified Ullllfi, llllflLV I]Lll,u1|\l LILL n \~.-.w“ (‘ossack turban. Some of the fexv models are the very large black \‘t'lV't‘l picture hat, cl-of'lh of gold crown and ‘black willow plume. The next was a Cossack turban King’s blue. and black velven par- ticularly adapted for young ladies. It almost completely covers the hair. is trimmed with a high] gar- niture of blue, and black osprey at left back. There are several small black velvet and felt hats called the common sense shape. on account of being so well adapted for middle-aged or elderly Women- They fit snugly to the head. and can almost be carried Without the aid of a pin. There are also a number of draped hats and crowns in black and colors. The showing of trimmed millinery is practical. serviceable and stylish. Large and small hats are in demand. and no one who sees can fail to be im- pressed by the great breadth of éelection. It is not the quantity of food taken but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamt- berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tah- lets invigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their functions naturally. For sale at Gun's Drug Stdre. A series 'of petty burglaries which have been perpetrated at Owen Sound during the past fortnight, in which entrance was forced into several business hous- es and small amounts of money taken, came to an end on Satur- day night, when Sidney Hope, a young Englishmna, was arrested. Monday morning he confessed to having committed the burglaries, when he was confronted by the owners of the articles found in his room in connection with aChinese restaurant. The prisoner is an undersized man, and was able to force his way through very small openings. Eighteen months in the Central Pris-on was the sentence he received. Capt. Larsen Ynavigated the Whirlpool Rapids successfully on Sunday afternoon last in an 18-foot motor boat. He "was shaken up pretty well, but managed to get safe to land. J oh-n Stephenson, the oldest man in Duffer'm County, died at Or- angeville on Saturday, in his 95th year. He was a native of York- ‘ ‘ "‘ ‘ 7â€"1 â€"--" â€" ---:,Ann+ n! shire, England, and a resident of Orangeville for nearly fifty years. He was a under by occupation. and his woolen mill, which started over fifty years ago, is one or the landmarks of the town. Digestion And Assimilation IILLINBBY OPENINGS. Burglars Sent to Central. S. F. MORLOCK. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE I wish to ’extend my sincere thanks to (the kind friends and neighbors, who helped, financialiy | and “otherwise in the renovating of [my house. .qu God in His good- Division Court was held in the tow-n hall here on Wednesday of last week, Judge Widdifield pr?- siding.. The following cases were tried: R. Christie, vs Durham Furniture R. Christie, vs Durham Furniture 00., An action for $15 on the price of 1a lumber truck. ' Dismissed Without costs. v..- Goldsmith 'Stock C0,, 'vs R .B Keeler Son. An action regavdâ€" ing an unpaid draft (for $128.07. Judgment for plaintiff for $1029? Rolph, Tuck Sons vs Keelor 6: Son. An action over an account. amounting to $128.63. Judgment for_p-laintiff for $100 and costs. _,__01‘I 1-- LAIA nn Alefix. Petrie, jr. , Mrs. Petlie, A. Petrie, sr., executors of the last will and testament of Wm. Petrie, Vs H. Culp. This was a transmi case from Guelph, and was ad- LL’L I IIIIIIIIII The next Nov. 9th. -vâ€" Vâ€"' court will be held restores every nerve in the body and vitality. Premature deqa}; an}! CU“ VlquIsJo -‘vâ€"â€" all sexual weakness averted at once. PHOSPHONOL will make you a new man. Price 83.00 a box or two tor $5.00. Mailed to any ad- dreu. The Seobell Drug Co., St. Catharines, Ont. ew For sale at Hadulane Co’s. McKELVIEâ€"REDFORD. â€" At the Methodist parsogagg, ‘p‘urha‘m. REAY.â€"In Ben'tinck, on Sept. 15th, at the home of his uncle, Mr. M. Donnelly, Walter Wihnot Clar- ence, Infant son of Mrs. Thou. on Wednesday, Sept. 14th, by Rev. B. W Wright, B.D,, Mr: Ed- ward J. M-cKelvie, of Brant, to Miss Mamie Redford, of Bentinck. fl 0 I ”t l to I g 2 Ladies’ \Vhite Undorskirts, wvw $1.50. nmv .......................... 3 black Panama skirts, worth $4.00. fur ................................. 2 brown panama skirts, worth $4.00. for .................................. 2 brown Panama skirts, worth $5.00 for ................ . ..... . ........... 2 black Panama skirts, worth $5.00. fur ............................ . ..... 4 Ladies" \Vhite Underskirts wen $2.51), 110W .......................... 2 1111111015, \Vhite Underskirts, $1.51), DOW ...... . ................... \Vt'l‘r" 3 black Panama skirts, worth $1.00 fur ................................. 2 brown panama skirts, wo1th $4.10 for ........................... 2 brown Panama skirts, worth $5.003 for ................ . ..... . ........... 2 black Panama skirts, worth $5.00. fur .................................. ...... 31- 25 4,43% 54. 29 ‘ r 1 blue Panama skirt, wmth $5. 00 inr~ ....... ........ 2 brown poplin skixts, wmth $0.00 1m .... . ..................... ..... 1 black voile skirt, north $5 .00 1111' ........................... 36:99 Summer Coxsets. â€"1 pr. 21; 2 or 22: 2111.23: 1411.24 W111T=~.1U ten .39 1 [\iM'e of :11! \Vuul (3.111114, “'15 7m. fur yur yum] ... 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