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The Methodist church anniver- sary services on Sunday, conduct- ed by Rev. 6.1!. Young, 'B.A. o‘l. answer-1h, were quite successful 3 If. Young, who is s fluent and pleasing speaker, preached tWO excellent sermons. His discourse in the morning was specially good, based on the call of Jesus to the fisherman, “Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men.” In the flening his text was John 8. 12. '"I am the flight of the world, ’ and coup‘ed with it, Newman’s femal- Ilr hymn, “Lead Kind. y Light, ” of which he gave an interesting ex- ponition. The congregation: were Inge and the offerings were over .106. Mr. Young also conducted anniversary service at Mentor-d Road in the altemoon. On Mon- day evening, Mr. Young again spoke in the [church here giving his lecture on “The Indian, and our duty toward him.” The speaker who [was born on the Mission Fiend and is Laminar with the life and habits o! the Indian, dealt with his subject in :a deeply interesting manner. A liberal silver ‘coiec- tion )Was taken. The choir wave special music at all the services. Beard-Bowes. -â€"Mr. John A. Heard of this place is receiving the congratulations of his friends upon his recent marriage, which took piece on Wednesday, Nov. 91h the esteemed young lady to be- come his bride being Miss {Ella Bowes, daughter of Mr. James Bowes, of St. Vincent. The wed- ding took place. at the home or the bride, the ceremony tbeing rformed by Rev. ILE. Kemp, of . alter’s Falls. Mr. John Thistiewaite has moved to Mr. Roddy Stewart’s residence on Durham Street, and Mr. 'James Wallace has moved to Mr. Albert Stewart’s residence on Sy'denham Street. Mr. Barry Wood had the misfor- tune Ito lose a valuabhle cow last week. She was found strangled by her rope_hagter_ IHE DURHAM CHRONIClE , A number of the Presbyterian congregation attended the Presby- terian anniversary services at Eu- genia 'on Sunday, to hear rtheir for- mer old pastor, Rev. John 'Wells, who preached with his old-time vigor._ MT. ‘Wesley Buskin has bought the SprouIe-Higginbotham grocery business, situated .in his own block, and takes possession 'upon the {completion of stocktaking, now in progress. Mr. .Sproule has leased an office in the block. and wiil continue in conveyancing, c. The hunters have returned (from the north, treporting a splendid holiday, and the capture of the full numbur of deer allowed by law. The Presbytery of Orangeville Sunday school and Mission Insti- tute, will hold meetings in the Presbyterian church here on Mon- day next at 2.30 and 7.30 pm. The special speakers lor the occasion will be Rev. J.C. Roberts-on, Gen- eral Sunday School Secretary, and Rev. AJE. lAlrmstrong, Assistant Foreign Mission Secretary. Flesh- urton has been tchosen tor this meeting. a local centre dor the territory including Eugenia, Price- ville, Proton Station, and Swinton Park, and a good delegation is looked for flrom these points. All are Welcome, and the meeting. will doubtless be interesting and pro- (itable. Rev. 6.8.. Milligan (returned on Saturday, Mom his holiday of four weeks at his o.d home in ySIt. John, New Brunswick. , Mrs. .Bunt gave a party'to 'a hot 0! lihtle {'01}: on Saturday, in honor of Master Frank’: birthday. -Mrs. JW. Henderson, who has heen on an extended Wisit here, returned to _t_he_city. O. IRWIN. Editor and Marina. DURHAM . NOV EMBER l7, D. Mc’l‘avish‘s and Herb. Smith’q. returning {with the latter from hunting in Parry Sound. Miss Allie Ottewell, of “Osprey, Opent part of Iast week with her brother, Dr. J.P. Ottewel']. Mr. Barry Atkinson, of Toronto. has been a visitor for a week at Mrs. R.T. mam-um, 4th line, has returned [rum an extenied visit with friends in the West. She was accompanied home by her a_o_n. Cecil, 'wbo has 3100 Been in the ‘West for some. time. Mrs. Ciark, of Chatsworth, visit- ed Mrs. Hoilamd over Sunday. «x Most cases of balg’mcss are? . >~ 1912' toweqlect The hairé‘ UNI‘BCESSARY CANINES° 1 .. - ‘. . . ‘ . . .1 1. 1.- "x We don’t see the necessity In I-“.f-.'W.‘.."_(’ ". L I! . ’. ‘ '1 U ‘3 1‘} .11 “,(“m “1“ ;n1ne cases out iof-ten, of beepmg WW”: assume the ham ghmus 1 dogs in a town like this. Guy A 1, :WUI‘JIV enemy}! nat- ; fevg’ days ago‘our attentxon was . g . ‘ ‘cal.ed to an attack made 0113 boy "w. .~.~1n:1::f OI'C‘I'CUZSKL'S as he went )along 'the street, by a j s : w, 1“) ,1, 'T'fi‘fit'clz' “>â€" : vicnous brute, Ithat \has, nf-or some. ; . __ ., '.. ”time been «a menace to boys. - - “if" I“ ~11~ ‘ U) ‘ gchildren, and women, who go ' ’ '11.? .r Wong-43.9. } 453.; islong mindiqg their own business. .” . .3 ,1.” . n “ I" 1.. .-.:, glt ma be .8). very well 'to say that . . '. V.“ L,..I‘.I\A.;\L.‘Q\ , “1-" .x ,f '\.t.\ 1. ‘it a 08 commits hwm’othe 0““ner q .mr 0c: ;. ;1)‘.‘.;z.u1‘ {is reapomuble. butjthe responsibilv :n . ‘ ; Ety‘of flognowners 18 often a}- there .‘_---- .â€" 2. ::.'J .~ 3mm; e oinhcnt. combined with ,1 .- .. '. :- Man'nul and Vaselau: tw ) of the 1,". . .mcdcnui hralim: drugs known. : x that ham “Mad-torsion those ». u «1.: diam mica. magi-cu- mJL‘m. Chafing. irritant! and our" an: ruui ‘cs. "T b - ..- om: "532w” lite“!!! mac 1- well in good Health. Try Dans’ £253.03 “Y‘aluyojwidbcm - AHW. mm uwxnxc: 60.. um H FLESHERTON. A hit-1y well filled home as- iembled on “Friday evening " last in Ritchie’l school house, about a mile east of 'the tom The Snu- day school held there during the summer months, was closed for the season, and in accordance with the usual custom, the event was marked by the regular lclos'mg concert. About eight o’clock, a thumb was served, consisting of tea, cot- tee. pies ,cakes, sandwiches and other edibles, star which the ladies of the section are famous for the very tasty and tempting manner in which they are prepared. All participated in this part of the program, and when the cravings of the inner man were "fully satis- fied, the Editor of the Chronicle was invited to the chair, and a program of recitatiouns, choruses, drilis, dialogues and addresses was quickly disposed 0!, consider- ing its length. to the enjoyment 0! all present. .There were over twenty numbers on the program, yet the very best of order was ob- served till the (National Anthem closed the meeting about hair- pase eleven. This orderly .feature of the em- tertainment contributed, no doubt to its eminent success, and left a *very favorable impression on at! who went there for a night’s real enjoyment. Dr. Farquharson excelled himself in a pointed and pithy address, directed chiefly to the young peo- ple. Rev. Mr. McCausliand, the new pastor in the Baptist church, made his :first appearance in No. 9 and left a very tavorable impres- sion by *the earnestness -of_ his short address. Near the close of the entertain- ment. the Superintendent, Mr. W. J. Young, assisted by Miss Scott presented handsome certificates to a large number 10! the pupiis, The Secretar ’s report, by Miss Aljoe, showe the school in a good healthy and prosperous condition, both spiritually and Humanciazlly. Miss Ethel Weir was an efficient organist, and accompanied all the choruses and solos very commend~ ably. Recitations were contribut» ed by Vida Ritchie, Geo. ‘Bell, Vera Hopkins, Edna Ritchie, Eliza Pat- terson, Lena Ritchie, Chrissie Mc- Girr, Clara Ritchie, and hhc "teach- er of the public school, 'Miss xScatt. CLOSING ENTERTAINMENT. fix; a'GSf-h-ge afterndanoe for tlia season was over 70. The flag drill, by a dozen girls, was a pretty and well {rendered spectacular feature of the even- ing’s entertainment, and the dial- ogue entitled “An Army of Ap- plicants,” was humorous and en- tertaining. Everything passed 0M nicely, and the school is 'to 'be congratu- lated on its year’s work, ‘as wail as the very pleasant nature of its closing exercises. A GENEBOUS OFFER. Macfarlano Co. Will Refund Your Money If Pamian 81g. Dooln’t Banish Dandruff Pretty strong talk, perhaps you- ’ll say, but it’s honest talk, every word of it, because if Macfarlane 6: Co. were not absolutely certain if they did :not know from actual results obtained, they could not make such _a generous offer. Parisian Sage, which can now be obtained in every town in Canada, is also guaranteed to stop Ifalling hair and itching s_calp._ It is the ideal, delightfmi, srejuv- (mating hair dressing that makes hair grow in abundance. Parisian Saga;- is a prime tfavorite with women, because it keeps the hair brilliant and fascinating, is daint- ily perfumed. and is not sticky or greasy. The price lfor a large bottle is only 50 cents at Macfarlane 82 Co’s, who guarantee it. Sold everyâ€" where, or direct, all charges prea- paid by the Camadian makers, Gir- oux Mfg. Co., Fort Erie, Ont. The Rev Ir. R Hicks 1911 Almanac The Rev. II". R. Hicks Almanac for 1911, that 'guardian angel in a hundred thousand homes, is now ready. Not many are now willing to be without it and the Rev. Ir} R. Hicks Magazine, 'Word and Works. The two are only One Dollar 3 year. The Almanac is 35c. prepaid. No home our pffice should fail to send for them. to Word and Works Publishing 00.. St. Louis. Mo. bl HOLSTEIN. Mr. Thou. Brown, aa-fter ~a month’s stay with relatives and (fmiendxs at Regina, returned on Friday of last week, laccompanied by Mr. Ed. .Carss. ,Who deft again Monday morning (or Bygina. ~ --- .- ‘LA Imnnfi‘1? SUI-TIRED FOB YEARS WITH STOMABH TBOUBlE mU-lulltllb '5 VJ. ‘uvn--_w Miss 'Ethet‘. Sharp spent the early part 01 the {Week with ‘Miss Ida McEwetn, of Mt. ‘F‘orest. Revs. nMarshall and Low exchang ed_ _pulpita_gr}_ Sgb‘b‘q-{h last. ‘7----- â€"-â€"A A an“ Dr. Jamieson, of Durham, was 111 the burg Monday on business Ire- gard‘ing the saw mill .here. We understand the Defiance Handle Factory have decided yto cease ovp- erations in that thine, hence the Dr was anxious to 'secure the premises for the benefit 'of the Durham Furniture lFactory, the plant and buildings of which are being extensively enlarged. The timber question promises to play '. V..--v-- Richard Irvine:1ef-t last Friday morning for Ashland, (Wis. (30 visit his brothers and sisters there. He will be :absent ‘for about ten dais. ‘- - “L _-L.L__ Luna u Putt-'1‘” u‘l uwwâ€"-â€"â€" ___ Messrs. ’W.G.. Pet-tigrew and Arch Baird left hast {F'triday for North Dakota, Iwhere Ith'ey will again en- gage in the :binder rtw-ime ‘business for the winter. igufgwbo;{£fitnfiari_ih the marmalad- ture of fuzrniture in the near fut- ure. We lare informed that the. Durham Co. has Isecu‘rcd the "Emu“: - a ‘ DA. I_-L “h1JA-- ....., .. The job on Main Street 'has been finally .passed, and orders lgiven [or payment of same Mrs. .Andtrew Alles is very s-er- iously ill at time of 'Writing, and but little hopes .are entertained of her recovery. Mrs. James .Durnant was sum- moned t-o Owen Sound on 'Friday. on account of the continued seri- ous fitness oi .a relative. TRAVERSTON. Some are busin engaged cutting the year’s prd supqu, while abh- __- 'v3n:+:nn 15 .11c. ' Mm. iWiZl Sweeney, who [went West on the ha'rvesters’ excursion. returned home Last week. . Messrs. (Kenny and McCarty have the contract for cutting 3 ion pile of wood for -W.J. Greenwoo . Miss, Jennie Cook arrived home on Sunday, after spending a fort- night with her sister, Mrs. ‘W. J. McFadden. -L ‘1â€" l‘c I Du" u vv ___1_ 1’ ‘U ' era are equai'lvyw in busy visiting the}? neighbors and kindred. Such is .i e. - __ , - __-1- _ i.......d- “ ”JUL U-Il U 5: Lomne tMcNally is :a buster for his age~ and is as active and Will- ing as he is mobust. He was help- ing Mr. Martin to tcut logs last week. There ‘is deep sorrow throughout this vicinity over the sudden death of Mr. A. Darg'avetl, 60f Dornoch. and many are \the expressons of sympathy for the grief-stricken v wâ€" wvâ€"uâ€" D‘N'EL S‘UNDERS' 5’“ stomagli Reame no better. _ Last summer, Mr. Oatway, a druggist of my town, recommended “ Fruit-a- tives ” to me. While taking “ Fruit-a-tives”, I in no way gave pp any foods that I was in the habit of eating, neither did I stop smoking. Yet in spite of all, 1y advise all my friends “ Fruit-actives ” has‘ done wonders for me and 1 strong to use it.” DANIEL SAUNDERS. ° ° ° ' ’ the world made of pure fruit (inices. and will always cure Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Bilionsness, ,onsti- tion and any other disease that comes from disordered Stomach, Bowels. idneys or Sl<in._ 50¢. a bong. 6 for $2.30, trial size, 25c. At dealers or sent on ___A_ ' :‘:‘Al" nO‘Gmfl 09' ulwun-vv‘-â€" â€"â€" Zion Sunday school closed on: the 13th inst, after a most suc- cessful season. The total number enrolled (was 77., of these Where was an Iaverage of 59 present every Sabbath. Over \fonty missed only two Swndays out of (the '29 days the school was open. Zionites «were dehigh‘ted with the discourse of the Rev, Wm. ’McMul- leun, B.A., of Toronto on Sunday af- ternoon. ’Twas an earnest, mis- sionary §pp_ea‘.. ‘ â€"â€" A‘n-mnt‘ flan “Fruit-a-tives” Promptly cured Him alUIIaLJ “titl'uug Thos. \E. Biair has engaged Geo Gray for a year, and they are busily engaged now in moving the sand hill from the farm of Tim- mins .Bros. _to [the handy corner of that big bann foundation. I or DKln. aw. a WA. - Y_.u-, - ‘ of price by Fruit~a-tivcs fimited. Ottawa. closed on Wu."â€" " Viiâ€"Jim: 11th, 1910. “For years, I was bothered with rsistent Dyspepsia and ndigestion, having severe ins after meal time. I trie everything that I could get but the pain in my stomach became no better. gist of my town, recommended “ Fruit-a- tives”, I in no way gave up any foods r did I stop smoking. Yet in spite of all, me and I strongly advise all my friends - _---‘d “ATV‘TanQ This :week it is our 'sad duty to mention {the death of Mrs. Adam Watson, who (passed peaceturly‘ away to (the 'great beyond on Sun- day night about 9 .p.m., after a lingering illness of {nearly a year’s duration, :during which time she suffered patienuly land meek-1y. Deceased :was of a true Christian character, generous and kind- hearteduand :to (know her was to know a true (friend. The re- mains were linterr-ed in Trinity church cemetery on Tuesday after- noon whither inhey twere uo'rlowed by a :large procession of relatives «and friends. Rev. Dr. F‘arquharson officiated at lboth house and grave. The sincere sympathy of the community is extended to the soy-owing ‘ones. _ , L The Swnday school entertainment at th school Ihere on ‘Friday night last lwas largely attended, despite the inclemency of {the weather. An exceptionanly good program had been prepared for the occasion, an] was carried out to the letter, Before the program (was opened, lunch (was liberally served, and heaitil'ylpa-rtaken of, Grace was asked -by Rev. Mr. ‘McOausLaznd, pastor lof the Baptist church. Lunch over, Mr. Irwin, the dear 012d Editor of 'the Chronicle, was given the honor of Ithe chair, 'and briefly opened the program with a . few, 'r " " a. u We}! chosen remarks, promising a lengthv address a: the close of the meeting, but wevl’ailed to hear it. Rev. Dr. Fa‘rquh-arsgq, 1am! iRéVf :M'r. McC the meeting; . Mr ibfian-oilie-r recently pur- chasea a fine Pandora range from F. Lenahan Cq.__ . -‘C-wnâ€"v‘ Miss Nellie Collier is at present \'i§iting_ friends in Toron u. ._-_L- I.-- '.-.‘.-CO -__-__, Miss Gertrude Ingham, who has spent the past couple 01 'Weeks at I'M home of Mr. amd 'MI‘B. S. Ritch- ie and other friends, rec-urned to her home in 'Wing'ham M-on‘d'ay. r811“; 'Lu'l‘sc 'L'lll In, 'Us wuuuuu; \tuusâ€" ter section. making a total of 3°20 acres of first :cbazs property. We are personally pleased to hear that John is doing so well 'in his adqptedml'ocalify. ‘ _ ‘ ‘ 1‘, A A O Word has been received from Mr. John Atkins-on,- of Bender, Sas‘x. that he has recently 'pur- clam-3d ‘another addition to his ai- read,‘ «large warn}, of another quar- Bliss Clara Ritchie (had the mis- Iortune to have tune of her feet sca. 'de bi the upsetting bf a vessel of oiling water recently, bu u e axe-.1) eased (to hear that it is d( mg nicely. ’ALLEN’S LUNG BALSAM A 5c. Bottle tor a Simple Cold. g “c. Bottle tor a llcavy Cold. $1.00 Bottle lot- a Deep-sealed Cough. Sold by all Druggists. MARKET REPORT DAVIS 8: LAKVRENCE CO.. Montreal. DARKIES CORNERS. For deep-seated Mr. Daniel Saunders, of 81103] Lake, Manitoba, is one of the pest known gentlemen in Canada’s great wheat country. He lived for years __- _-_ ‘ ‘A“ Vvv-u-vâ€"J - O in the Westâ€"made a success of his farmingâ€"and has now retired from active business life to enjoy the fruits of his work. 1' _ __ -1. teat benefits he has received tom taking “ Fruit-a-tives” there can be no doubt but that “Fruit-a-tives’ ’ deserves the confidence of every reader of this paper. SHOAL Lung, MAN... DURHAM, Nov. 17. 1910 auslazud addiressed COUGHS. COLDS. CRO UP. 800m moww .mwfiw 2218 80w8 10 to PW 3 2 § Beautiful Arm Rocking Chairs ! G 1’ V E N A w A Y GRAIN WANTED Cold Weather is Here! Not winter weather, but weather that gives you colds. The cold, wet weather is far. worse than good clear cold winter weather and youshouldnotbeunprepared. nun’c Grin Cflanlan Oatmeal Mills D U R H A M W'e are in the market for any quantity of good The McGOWAN MILLING C0. Milling Oats Feed Oats Barley or Peas Are prepared to pay the highest. cub prices for it delivered at our elevator. ' Drive your loads direct to our elevator as we do not keep a buyer on the street. Remember the place, McGOWAN’S ELE- VATOR, DURHAM. l gm EDWARD KRESS Furniture and Upholsgrfig With every purcheee of 330.00 we will give away FREE a handsome Solid Oak Rocking Chair, finished in Mission style. These Rockers ere the very neweet design. New Williams Sewing Machines .We ere sole agent. for the New Williunn Sewing Machine. and have the very [neat models of this cele- brated make, which we are calling et rock bottom prices. We we cut-yin. a very lune stock of Bugs and Floor Uflcloths, which w. are calling at very close prices. RUGS AND FLOOR OILCLOTHS Come in and on our stock before buying, and we will ave you money. A‘l‘ True Ink. Immoralâ€"lob Roy Rolled Oats Nov. 17, 1910 «or to nu 0M“ Large felt flat hat in brawn. “'1 velvet binding. lmaudfuily draw crown, and large ornament. R4 ulu' price, $4.75. Guing2 1 now ntn-m . o Iedium size brown felt mi? With suitable trimming Hf M1) . silk ribbon and sprayl 8 Rex. 03.75 Sale price ...... . 1 smart brown silk Veivm dr ed toque, bandeau 0f gzvld I’m-2i with handsome pr. wingsa 6 Bet. $5.75. Sale price-m- . 1 good quality brown (vi: turl A leader. Trimmed with Hugh brown silk veivot, \x'iih (“'0 g buckles and good pair 012 6 wings. 89:. 61.75, for . 1 small brown felt, wixh sm roll at side. trimmed with yvl' 3nd 'brOWn paon velvet with wi to match. Reg. 84.00. Tnl 9 be cold beiow cost, at-»--- . A Glance at These We want to grim: 111.. 1 another big lot Hf Millinvl')‘ Luge! drooping pawn n h. sunk in brown, with hunt “flag 0' moire silk. \xif‘r; carded tam crown. Il'jmnu-«i my: feather spray. -\ io-zpl can: girls. Rvgu'xn‘ $3 ld It the low cost of -- o One small hl‘HWn dumped boll Shawn I-de with beautiful ‘2 [0.6. una foliagv. “Q n- 5819 Drivvm- Th“ jaunty turban shape-d but nude of brown and Mw- «i L n; vet, trimmed with hwndsun‘r " 2w.“ ' I, and I‘hint'hlnnc- Inc le. Reg. 85.831v ])1‘i('1‘302 Th1! is a bMOming. yr: inn: ponlive drooping felt sham: \\i “It velvet binding. mm mmwtx velvet Ind corded Silk. ‘tunr-h WWI! Silk flowm's. and fuliagv aide. Regular $5.15 83191 11 This jaunty drapvd turban brown Ink VP‘J'P‘ i8 lu-rmmmg IOIt everymw. Mndv uf fnhl brim, Ind golfi- and brawn 3-H.“ Elndaome mount at sidv2 9¢ 80‘0131‘ $4.75. $31? prin 0 ‘ 0“ Brown felt chic shape. v. folded around crown, and 1‘ handsome wings, Rrgularl 9 “.75. Sale pri.c-o...-.. ...... , Good quality large {vli map brown. rot It side, trimmml \ good quality brown satin 1115‘ and Itrong wings. with tnuvl gold. Regular “.15. $3102 1 Bricem 1 black lilk Velvet bound, 1 ed md draped, trimmed th t1 handsome tips, taffeta ribbon -. . _7 . “-uw' .â€"_‘ “in ornamént. Regular Ste price ........... 1 bonnet in dull silk. sn ooquin applique, ostrich matte. o! taffeta rimmn (Ct. ribbon ties. :Fuit: mourning. Regular $3.00. 1 'tlfletl Silk hunnvt. id Mn, trimmed in from with 1 ad cilk rosettes, taffeta ri ti... Begullr $4.00. Fur-um 1 1 bllck Silk velvet bonnet. 06 being good 'ful‘. drawn: ‘ trimmed with jet and usty'i" 'lth good quality taffeta ho moettec. Regular $4.30. leies’ taffeta silk “met, made “"th ty tun crown. FA Okl stylish and prn.‘ With jet spray with g satin ribbon ties and uh: $4.75. Sale pric-on 11hr $4.75. Sale )prit-onw I bonnet made with Na velvet facing and draw trimmed With fluffy m “I and rosettes 0! gm met. ribbon. Reg. $1. Black paon \e \m ht n blded brim and ~~_‘.vu\\n 11‘ good 63! in ri‘hmm a Mitt 84.25. NO“ markwi r hit pins. .RPg‘uli-wtr u ”C. Silk pr i( 1‘. NH“; Bountiful sq quin and can. Begum: (17w an who. Cale prxco. "50. and Brown Hats ',1910 flat but in browt}, w in dull silk. ghirrod .3‘???"2.2 (r 12.9 â€" -\.. I ; , mme ch p0n4 hon, and nimble road 81H \V