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92. ll 2’ 150d inflâ€"u‘gficé at this juncture I can serve your interests. . Your interests and my determinatmn. if elected, to do eve ything possible to advance the interests of the town. protect its good name and lead it to higher preamty. To the County Cbuncil. Again you 'for your kindness an .‘ou all A Happy and P New Year. I romain f ,' fl! 4.- 4 < 'FLHtL'mthhu. f“ ‘ ‘4 I. I . .\U .|' Lil tit.” ’.. HIâ€" SUITS ELECTION CARDS :37 Council. Again thanking or your kindness and Wishing 111 A Happy and Prosperous Year, I remain EIGHT. '81 :3 UTTE UNI) a“ v ‘ sweaters and Sweater Coats mr Men n Vr‘lVf'I collar. The ('(flleg'e (Ullar is a nice fitting Overcoat fur yonug Mun THE PEOPLE’S S'fflfiE Youm for service, A. S. HUNTER. OVERCOATS AND SHEETS ! ml 1m and pleasure X 7 VP, m QWEAR-a ste are something extm ll JOHN McN ALLY. nu» specirtlly g’(‘)«)d Hues in {raw and brawn strip H‘s/EAR“: full stock now on display for men, ladies and children "‘ wort) h Gmceries alway on hand, the best to be haul 4 . F o r 7 ’v . I! a .1 ) 3". , y. 1 ,\ new mm of Overcoats now IIIâ€"bliL-Clx, gra) , btnpm m c .m, A} m’m ham :1, special line from 3e. styles. for ladie's’. Large Variety {or (-ilildl‘en for fav- Shm .-\ VPI')‘ nifty lirw for men. A gmzd strong 301mm] Shoe for bOVS 2:1:(1g'i1‘°ls. i full stuck of Ladies Boots and ‘Ehoes Regretting that I am unable to meet all the ratepayers personally and with best wishes tor a Happy and Prosperous 1912‘ I leave my- self in the hands of the electors, believing they will give a consci- entious vote. Township- of Egremoni; Ladies and 'Gentlemen‘ I Wish to secure your vote and influence for election to the Reeve- ship of the township of Egremont on Mon-day next. I am fairly well well known throughout the town- ship‘; I knowfifhe‘ township well Call Early and have your choice at the home of their representative, and am acquainted with itineeds. If elected, I pnom'ise to Work faithfully in the township and the County Councils for the benefit and interests of the township. Prices reduced as nnver before. Ranging from 98c. to $10.00. All boned with the Indestructible Spirella Boning ANY SIZE. ANY STYLE. ANY PRICE 100 Pairs of the FAMOUS SPIRELLA CU‘RSETS must he sold this Christmas Season. To the Muzxficipal Electors of the Do You Ladies and Gentlemen. I have received nomination as candidate for the Deputy-Reeve- ship of the township of Egremont. and have decided to place myself in your hands, soliciting your vote and influen..e to secure my elec- tion. If elected I Will do the best I can ‘for the interests of the township, as Well as use my best judgment in all matters that may come up for consideration at the County Council. I regret that I am not able to visit each ratepayer personally, but the time at my disposal is too short. Wishing a Happy and Pros- perous New Year to all, I am your obedient servant, JOHN D. ROBERTS. Holstein. 6 -.~t“$‘,'*. ‘ . J ‘ ,A .5 It“? 'I’TI" <‘ (“F W 2‘? .f'o $3 55...;- ~‘\ .- Mrs. J. C. Nichol ILA} IF EY'lflgmv Hauflalmi ALL m‘-~.‘ .z'év"‘§‘ ‘Ul'fi‘.m..a: ‘u .. z: [mm s on hand Call and See Our Dis= play of Winter Suits ”’“chcr Son in Stem." Wear Corsets? Box [07 ur obedient servant. JOHN R. PHILP. Mr. John Cooper St. fell and injured his knee so severely that he is under the Doctora care. We wish him 5 speedy recovery. H0 The order of the programme was, A song by Eflie and J ames Milligan. Recitstion by Dorice Whiteford. Address by Mr. J ames Kerr, Recitat- ion by J ean Bradly, Duet. by Ella. and Bella. Park, Address by Mr. John Whiteford, Song by Mr. John Hilligan Address by Mr. 0. M. Snider, Song by Mr. Allister Anderson, Address by Mr. Thos. Young. On Thursday a. social- was? held for the children of the Sunday-school. Mr. Andrew Derby of Hanover an old Hampden boy. made an excellent chairman. The programme was as followsâ€" Rev. Mr. McLean elected to the chair which position he held in a. capable and humorous manner. Anthem by Durham choir, Male quartette by Messrs. Telford, Binnie, Nichol and Lauder. Address by Mr. Wm. Allen. Anthem bv Durham choir. Solo by Mrs. Lander, Address by Dr. Far- quarhson. Duet by Mrs. Stonehouse and Miss Hunter, Address by Mr. H. H. Miller, 8010 by Mr. Telford, Address by Mr. Handsome of Varney. Anthem by Durham choir. Address by Mr. Robt. Brigham and closing Anthem by the Durham choir. When all had had satisfaction at the beautifully decorated tables in the basement of the Church they gsthered in the Auditorium to hear the splend- id programme rendered by the Durham Pres. Choxrand a. few good speakers. On manday Hampdon gave the first. fowl supper ever held here, and it. turned out the most enjoyable social gathering in recent years. Thanks to the work of the young people of the congregation who were ably assisted by the Hampden old b6) 5 and girls. The Anniversary and fowl supper held here on Dec. 17th. and 18th. was a grand success. Rev. Mr. McLean our present. Pastor conducted the services on Sunday and preached two very nble sermons. The Church was well filled both morning and evening. Mr. Allan Gilmour principal of Tara High-School is visiting under the par- ential roof. Mr. Joseph Ford, who went to To- ronto to undergo an operation is rap- idly recovering aud will arrive home the first. week of the new year. Mrs. Hughes and son of Alberta, are here on a. visit to the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Juhn Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cnoper. of Shelhurne are al- so spending the holidays at. the same fire side. Mr. Nichul and Mnnnd Miss Mather of Priceville visited for a. few days with relatives in this community. Miss Nvllie Durby of Detroit is here on the Christmas vauatlnn visiting her sister. Mrs. .Ias. Kerr and other rel- atives. Mr. Norm -11 Anderson. of W'allaceo burg spent. (Jhrzstmas with his broth- ers and sisters here. Miss \v-Vilina. Binnie is spending the holidays with her parents at. Bunessan. Aiways the Best HAMPDEN. imam.wm r hr you “\I.1‘Azn. P“ “.szE THE DURHAM CHRONICLE. to a child virithâ€" "bigw- dance. Soul by all dealers colds. It contains no ommm or other narcotic, and may be Ezive‘n to a child with imppcit confi- A-..- n4: Lâ€" -n ‘ diphtherie, and scarlet feve contracted when the child his 3r: cold. Chamberlain’s Oough Remedy 117“] fluvial-L‘s. A.._- _ __ v v , -uuALAV ULL‘XGJ and Jemima (Saunders, Paris; .Her- man Burnett. Cobalt; Miss Minnie Burnett. Cobalt: Jo‘s. Reid. Toron- to; Ira Hind, Hamilton; Cecil Wolfe, Toronrto: Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Burnett. Detroit: Miss Clara Aljoe, Chatswort‘h; 'Mzisses Norma and Eleanore Wright, Toronto: Wm. Saunders, 'Doronto; Miss Anabel Saunders‘ Toronto ° MisBes Ella and Laura Lizzie Other visitors to town Christmas were Charles Crawford, Czhxincgago: James McClocklin, Bradford; Wm. Harris, Eort William; Murray Smith, Brambfiord; Foster Saunders, Toronto; Wm. Laidlaw. St. Marys; Charles Farquharson, Toronto: Thus A. HarriS, Sarnia; Allan Rob- son, Hamilton; Rita Irwin, New- market; Archie Davidson, Owen Kincarddme; Susie and May Mc- Clocklum. Toronto; Angie. Megay a nfl .ImSa-nn IQ.---._ .1 _ ,_ Mr. and Mrs. H-erb. 'Merrkl‘inger, of Hamilton, visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ritchie. Mr. and Mrs. T.N. Walpole were in Owen Sound over Christmas. Mrs. D. Campbell, and J. Schmtz attended. the lfuneral out their unucle sat Mil'verbon. Mrs. J. A. Lang. Mr. Albert Patter-son, of Ford- W-iuh, visited. this sister, Mrs. W.H. Miss Lizzine Vroll-eitt, of Hamilton. was a {holiday guest of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saunders were in Mount Forest over the hol- iday. PERSONAL. Continued from page 1. Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald and son Ernest were inn Hamilton a; Christmas visiting their dauâ€" gh .03. Mrs. Wm. Mountain. Herbert W. DlOllfpe left Holstein almost ten years ago and took up his abode in the West north of {Re-4 g‘ina. He returned last week and finds a [great change in all around. Bert Edwards went to Moore'field on Monday to assist in the CLhI‘iSt-i mas festivities at his home there. The {Sunday school entertainment in the Presbyterian church on Fri- day evening last Was a gramd sue- cess. The Christmas tree was la- den to the satisfaction 0f the little folks and many of the older ones were also remembered. Mr. and Mrs. (Santa Claus were an amusing’ feature. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers, of Otta- wa were the holiday guests at J. H. Brown’s. John Hunt. Wife and child arriv- ed Bdraturday from Elbow, Snska.t-' fcheW-an to spend the Winter with his parents and friends in Ontario. Miss Minnie Kerr is again in the burgh, after an absence of a- but two years. .Mr. Robert Christie is under the doctor’s care suffering from a sore knee. The nominations for Police Trus-i tees for Holstein took place in Ro-JIg bert‘s hall in the evening. J. B. Hunt and Dr. Wilson resigned. 50f the contest will be between Messrs. i J, 'W, Hunter Wm. Haas J. lW. {Hunt :' and ‘J. H. Sharpe. There was a lit-,i tle cross firing at this meeting i but nobody suffered. :r For Councillorsâ€"C. McRobb, C. W. Hunt. J.J. Wilton, George L0- thian and James McLaughlin. For Reeveâ€"J. McArthur and J. R. Philp. For Deputy Reeveâ€"James Allan and ‘J. D. Roberts. The municipal nominations for Egremomt were held in the hall here last Friday. There was a very large attendance but all pass- e-d off quietly. The following can- didates are seeking election: Will Collins, and family, of Tod- mordjen, \ suburb of Toronto. to- gether Wiflh Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Seim, iocf HepWorth, enjoyed the Christmas festivities with Mr. and« Mrs. Wm. Hun-t. It was a real famâ€"‘ ily reunion. ‘ Mr. Will Robertson. Wife and Master Allan, of Toronto were the Ohristams guests at Mr. D. Allan. Mr. 'J. Evans, of Cobalt, spent the holidays with Adams family. He exhibited fine specimens ‘Olf sil- ver ore so plentiful in that part of Ontario . Rev. A. B. Marshall and family left Christmas morning to visit Mrs. Marshall’s mother and other friends in Toronto. ., Toronto. 3 call your attention that most infectious as Whooping cough, -A LA- - AA-â€" HOLSTEIN. ; RXDERr-At WRIGHTâ€"A1: m D D. D. has been known for years as the only absolutely reli- able Eczema cure. Just a mild, soothing, pleasant Wash made of Oil of Wintergreen, Thymol and other ingredients. but the instant reli-et D. D. D. gives to all kinds of skin troubles seems like a miracle, and when used with D. D. D. Soap keeos the skin in perfect condition. Instant reliefâ€"mv skin cooled. soothed and healed! The very first drops of D. D. D. stopped that awful itch instantly, yes, the very moment D. D. D. touched my skin the torture ceased. Msnws Annie Mu! Agni-5 Blt'Gil‘X', at Erin and Shelhm he respectively, are home fur the Um-astmas vacation. ‘ Miss Annie L:t\\'l't‘HC€. of Swinton , Park is holidaying at, her home here. her home here. What long nerve-racking days of constant tortureâ€"What sleepless nights of terrible agonyâ€"itchâ€" itchâ€"itch, Constant itch until it seemed that I must tear off my very skinâ€"then- Mr. Wm. Andrews gave a party last, Friday night. Quite a number was present and spent the evening in games, music and dancing till the small hours of the morning. Miss Minnie Andrews, teacher near Cargill. is spending the holidays at Mr. and Mrs. Jessie McClure. of To- ronto. are spunding Coristmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James At- kinson. Mr. J nhu McGix-r made a business trip to Hanover on Friday. Your M('\Villia.ms «Lorrespnndent wishes m: a Merry Christmas and then says it, won’t. be very merry if he aeLsqucr um VVe-I! all we have to say is "Culllt: on heuther; the more, the menial.” lie then accuses us of trespassing to which we plead “Not; Guilty.” My. Wm. \Veir had Mr. Robert Mc- Gillivray 'wnth his (-it'cular saw one day lam. week :ms got a nice pile of “mud cut. [502) is a buster. Quite a number fmm this part were at Line Vunminatit‘m on Friday. The electors have a good lung lisr to se- lect from Rm" council this year. Mesbrs. '1‘. and N \Vhicwore who have z-pent; zhe part. three or four month: ant-\Vundbrnfge are home for the win her. Mr. \Villie Bucharun, of Holland C(‘nH‘t‘ is visiting his grandparents, Mr. :Lnd 1112-: Amils'mv Saut’. \\'...~ (:uxlmzumw 4:53 weeig’s budget, hp “1%ng Ye limtwn'. staff and read- ex: ex VtAx:\ H. tupv and l’r‘otpmulls New Aâ€"D. Miller, D. McDonald, A. Vessrie, T.. Bnom’n, F. Ma-cKay. J.WM'orrlfock and C. Wiggins, eq., E. Grasby, E. Watt. Sr. Iâ€"M. Br3noln, N. Falkingham. M. M‘cKJechnoie F Fluker S. Russell Intermediateâ€"R. Burnett, . Bartlett, E. Levine, A. Kress, D. Graham. Jr. Iâ€"W. Welsvh, R. McDonald, C. McG-irr, 0. Bartlett, V. Ryan. Jr. IIâ€"A. Brook. M. Koch, F,.j Nichol E. McDonald N McKechnio: Sr. Pt. IIâ€"R. Pilkie, W. Clarke, J. Davis, S. Donnlelly, A. Graham. ‘ Jr. Pt. IIâ€" A. Emnerett W. Snell,§ Sr. IIâ€"R. Hillis, E. S'hultz, H. Campbell, 0. .Marshall and L. Smith eq., M. V‘ollett. Prenmtion Jr-3rd to St 3rd.â€"H Ever- itt. H Sharpe. E Hughea, C Wright. R Campbwll. L Ector. H Ramage, J W'bitchurch. W Snell, W Bond, E \Vhitmme, L \Vilcon, J Lawrence, D Mquc-on. M Kelsey and E Hilder hrandt 91].. J Dnvw. C‘Vakefiald. H Havvns. R. (Enron. A Graham. Sr 3rd.â€"F Canon, H Brooks, I Red- ford, F Lloyd. M Greig. Form Iâ€"Bclle Petty. Marguerite Hutton. Alix Edge and Grace Petty eq Margaret Campbell. Earl Meade. PUBLIC SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Sr 4th.-â€"â€"mely Lloyd, Florence Bare- lav. Nnrnnm Lonanan; Theresa Vollet, Mary MoKechme. Willie Hutton, Sadie McKechnie, Myrtle Danipl. Farm IIâ€"Katl Lenahen. Ray Farqu- harson. Emma. Ritchie, Murray Findlay James Isaac. DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Form IIIâ€"Agnes Petty. Marv Back- us, Victoria Aljoe. Agnes Ramago, Will Petty. HI Jr 4th. â€"F rank Morlock. Reta Torry, OH, HOW I ITCHED RIVERDALE. KB sent at once, ‘elief from your 33 Spring Wheat .......... 85 to 85 _ Out: ...... . 44 to 44 .t BPen. ................. . 90m 105 1 Haley ..... . ............ 60m 65 LY BS? .................. 1000mm 00 E that. ............... 25 to 25 :1 P35: ............ . ....... 35m 35 - 0 wee. per bag ...... 100 to 100 'y‘ Elam; Dex-own .......... 2 40 to 2 60 Potatoes. per bag . . . Flour, percwc ....... Gnome“. per sack .. Chop. per cwt. Live Hogs, per cwt. Hides, per lb ........ Sheepskins .......... .......... GOOd music provided at evening mpetings. All are cordially invitâ€" Mr. F. H. Sileox, Tona, and Mr. H. C. Duff, Markdale, County Rep- resentative of the Department m" Agriculture, will address the Durâ€" ham afternoon meeting on “Inten- sive Farming on 100 acres." and “Farmers’ Clubs,” and at Hanover on “Alfalfa Growing” and “Under- Idrain'a'gve,” and in the evening meetings at both places‘ Mr. Silcm “The Farm and Home” and Mr. Duff, “Marketing Poultry Pro- ducts. . A. meeting of the W'omen‘s 1n- stritube Will also be .held at both places and be addressed by Mrs. Woel'ard, Who Will also address the evening meetings. Minimlm' Fare 250. Between all stations in Cunadt cast. of Port Arthur, and to Sault Ste. Marie. Detroit. Mich. Buffalo and Niagara. Falls, N. Y. R. IACFARLANE, Yawn An». A. meeting of the South (mw Farmers’ Institute will be held in the town hall, Durham, on THURSDAY, JANUARY «1. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3. 1012. and in Telfiord’s hall. Hanover. rm The trustees of the National Sanitarium Association have announced to the Medi1 a1 Profession in Canada that thex 11:111 :11»- pointed Dr. \V 1’. Caven D1 .1_ T_ Bothermgham, DI. H. B. Anderson :md Dr. Harrfld Parsons consultants 11' 1311; Muskoku Cottage Sanatm-ium :11114 1.11 Musknkn. Free Hmpital. These “1 1‘ L1. 1.1. 11 physicians will Spend a day regular 5.\ 11: (-13 a month at the Muskoku Home» 'l‘T-e visits of Dr. Parsons. who has Ch:11';_w 111' the tuberculosis clinic at the 1111-01111. (1111111111 Hospital, will be made entry two 111o11Li15s‘. Leading Canadian Physicians Become Consultants to the Muskoka Sanatoriums Dec. _ 26. Also DEC. 30, 31, Jan 1. Return Limit Jan.2 DEC. 23, 24, mmmr MEDICAL AppomuEiTs Single Fare l Fare and _R eturn limit MARKET REPORT Donnut, DECEMBER 28. 1911 Scott’s Emuisiga soothes and nourishes, feeds the nerves. A natural nerve-food, con. taining the salts of Hypo- phosphites, Iodine an: Glycerine. NO ALCOHOL. Alcoholic remedies stimulate only. Young and old have them. Some abuse them. They get tired, starved. SYMPTOMS : â€"Loss of sleep and appetite, in- digestion, irritability, eventually wreched con- stitution. FARMERS’ INSTITUTE JOHN R. PEEP, Pres. GEORGE BINNIE, SecV. ALL DRUGGIS TS December “28th DEC.21to JAN. thurn limit JANUARY 3 One-Third 10 to 10 to 10 to 615 1911 1912 85 l3