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SHOW“. Don’t Buy Ordinary Wall Papers 11' nem over he are papers of open every S appnintment. (.le 338:0”! LIKE _-vâ€"“ Early application mustibo made. ASK FOR HOIESEEKERS' PAUPHLET mummmm Apply b was: CP.R.As:u or “.6 MURPHYDiu. PmMTm â€"A--â€"--_â€" _, T0 Manitoba. Saskatchewan, Alba Special Trains lave Toronto 2.00 9.111. on APRILmuo IAY14.28 Juuan, was, as was. 20 3291.3. W'mnimund aAonn ___j ., m $34,.oo._ 2ng; Low RpUN‘p-TRIP RATES 1N0. SC H UL’I George Whitmore Pumps, Curbing, Tile h~~s~~~‘~~~“‘ssyssfi I hx~ususs%“‘~ss‘t~$ I HOME STUDY W. H. BEAN 2 yds. Inn LACE CURTAINS HE SELLS CHEAP W0 1' \V.‘ \‘idl Ir I‘IC th Its highly concentrated nutritive qualities repair waste and create physical resistance faster than disease can destroy. All Dmggists. Scott Bowne Toronto. Ont. 13-11 Scott’s Emulsion EXCURSIONS ANYONE (ma NEEDING New Pumps, Pump Re- pairs, Cement Curbing or Culvert Tile, see . . . L a part of the regular diet is n WE HAVE THEM BIG4 Because of their styl ty. Thats the kin u nwe it to yourself t before you buy, for of uncommon merit. 1111C 112111” . L7 in. wide. wall pap 31 ) in 60 in 58 in '4 ll THE 1d to 11m I’ II) YSB 80 ENE 0? cm K1 aftermmn -1t are 1 ndâ€"~Pap. e value- U 9 DI'GSE we hun ir style 1 . 00 1.00 2.30. pair IDC. H to the u; the Shop ésentatix fillus i nd to ifl'eren rs t I'm h L- y md “‘6‘ ll ) D Copigs Of this publiqatiom B1114 The s-aWInill which is burned is lctin Lo. 9, Second Series, Experi- mental Farms, may be obtained near the Penetanguishene Hotel. from the Publications Branch, De- T1,“? flames Were confined to the partment of Agriculture, Ottawa. ’mill in Which the fire originated. â€"“On The Side” in Toronto News. On Saturday. .May 18th, in Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Toronto, Lieut- (fol. J. H. Scott. K. C., of VValker- ton. Grand Master of the Orange Association. unveiled a monument erected by the Order to mark the grave of the late Alexander )Muir. author of “The :Maple Leaf,” Over 100 children from the Alexander school attended the ceremony and decoruttul the memorial. Thev sang “The Maple Leaf.” Rev. J. Co‘wurn. Grand Chaplain of Onâ€" 10 \Vhen with this rhyme you sate your soul. Pray don‘t forget the They climb upon the train once more And r-ome n-scooting home. Old Married People now. you know No more they care to roam. Arrived, ’tis raining. Umberells Are filled with hidden rice. The strieken Bridegroom seeks a cab. A man of snow. and ‘VVe’ll ?0urne,\' to our little flat And not :1 soul Will know That we have left Ketisha Shrings W'here Health and Benutv flow. VVD'll sit lweeirle our ingle nook The loveâ€"light in our eve.” 'l‘lm Preftv Brifle in answer says "Yes. that will be a Th The Bride, a fluffy thing in White ’With blossoms in her hair, With silken train, divinely long, And most dix'inely fair, Believes that ‘Tom’f _\vill gratify A WEDDING MENU i HOOKS AND EYES. 'He was so very, very wise, The Bridegroom is a. timid soul, } He lost his heart to two fair As mild as City milk, eyes; He wonders how he ought to hold So lustrous and so deep were they, His shiny hat of silk. . ! Full of the sparkling light of He clears his throat. as if he bad day; . Inflammatory croup, , 3H8 knew such eyes were, windows His old companions see him stare,' of And say "He’s in the The soul, and looking through, S 0 U P _ saw love. He wed her, and his love still grew . . . Affection, tender, staunch, - and The Pride, a fluffy thing in white. true; , With blossoms in he? hrur, Till came a trial dire and dark With silken train, (11"1993." long. That filled his soul- with care And most divinely fair. . and cant. - Believes that ‘Tom" W111 £11?!th She went down town FD“ every little wish. . And bought a gown-â€" She has him 710W. It Was atrcat One of those learful things, .alack, To watch the lady i‘liiut fasten somehow at the backâ€"â€" 17 I S H zAnd asked him,â€"â€"oh the bitter cup! I ,. g 1.0 hook her up! “'9‘“ itfi‘ oubt be sur lems which e of the J CONTROL OF INSECT PESTS IN CANADA. [8 Division of Entomology of Experimental Farms Branch of Dominion Department of Agri- JI‘C, Ottav-ru, has recently is- ?d a lsulletin by Dr. C. Gor- Hewitt, Dominion Entomolo- on ‘jThe-Control of Insect THE )IUIR MEMORIAL. FING ER BOWL a. Ux'and Chaplau Vest, conducted the urange Louge o a." Deceased at c 'incipal of Newm'ar >01. and clerk of th -â€"Newmarket Era. count cana ount We this fancy inkina to a pmnt wks ‘Fome (m 'm\ dear ti JOINT IO“- PIE rising («AW-on t the do 'ide )DE I‘G( our little flat e memorial is uyramidal in onze medalion and the fol- : “Alexander thor of Can-- g, The Maple acted by the \K'm‘arket Pui‘r- of the munici~ e of British at one time “’3 V rn and the PT OT RISK find GI iT‘S SAVVMTLLS DESTROYED ‘ \ IN FIRE AT PENETANG. 1 A fierce fire broke out on Friday afternoon at the sawmills of the C‘. Beck Manufacturing Company. of Toronto. destroying the building and'plant. and throwing about seventy-five men out of work. A definite estimate of the damage has not yet been made, but the loss will be very heavy. as the plant included a large quantity of new machinery. The fire 'started about three o’clock. in the engine room, a brick building, and spread rapidly to the sawmill, which was a frame structure. When the fire? brigade answered, the flames had gained such headway that it was several hours before they were got under control. It was not un"- til seven o ’clock that the flames were extinguished. When your child has whodping ‘cough be careful to keep the cough loose and expectoration easy by giving Chamberlain’s Cough Remâ€" edy as may be required. This rem- edy will also liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to exâ€" pectorate. It has been used suc- cessfully in many epidemics, and is safe and sure. For sale by all dealers. hiles should not run their car- riages quite so freely on the busi- iness part of Yonge street on Sat- lurday evenings. The matter was ldiscussed at the council Board on Monday night, and the reeve said that several of the business men ‘had made requests to him that owners of autos he requested to keep off the streets on Saturday .nights and allow farmers and their ;wives to come in without the risk fof having their horses scared by [the autos. The council. of course, :have no authority to prevent 0»\vnâ€"' ers of autos from the rights of the lroad. but some thought a simple request would he all that was 1necessary. It was also stated that .some autos were being run at too high a rate of speed on Tara !streets, which can he prevented.â€" iTara Leader. A Harvard professor says there is nothing like housework to make woman beautiful. Drop the powder rag, dear Fran- ces, throw the toilet water out. Go and heat the Orientals with a club that’s long; and stout: Pay no heed to Lillian Russell, if you want to keep your beauty, \Vash and wipe the supper dishes and perform your household duty. Mop the floors and do the dusting! make the beds and bake apie. This will drive wway your freckles and add lustre to the eye; If your nose is somewhat pudgy and your form atrifle stout. There’s a way to fix ’em, Frances. go and hang the washing out. If your nose is red and shiny, do not use 9. Chamois skin, Do not waste your time massaging to prevent a double chin; If your age is almost forty. and you’d look like twenty-two, Just get busy with the housework: there‘s enough of it to do. There are a number in Tara who think that the owners of automo- A 513 111] mav as a rule be cuied in from thee to {[0111 days 131 applying Chambexlains Lini- ment and obsem 1110' the diiections 111th each bottle. For sale by all dealers s. No rose hath ever yet been born Without its thorn; ' And when in imaiden’s eyes you look Be careful last you get the hook! W 1' I] REQUEST TO AUTO OWNERS. HOW. TO BE BEAUTIFUL herefore these words and dark- ling looks?” cried she love your eyes, butâ€"40h, you} _ hooks!" quoth he. :i ever since that oath he swore ‘s worm that go'wn hindâ€"side side before. with 2;? 1t; tned it this any panted like a ‘ ti fumbled maidish task he tried to {ind no lady heard, ith ten thumbs 1t W th d at it for .a bit, _ 4 and hauled and pulled 1th M O R AL th 3. deal :01' vim, thing eluded him; spoke a bitter word lady should have mcouver Province. ried it tha DURHAM CHRONICLE. fingers VLAV- ' The next meeting will be on June 10th, when a debate ‘Will be heard on “Resolved: That single life is better than married life.” The af- firmative will be taken by Messrs. John O’Neill and .Ed. Sullivan, and the negative by Messrs. Angus Mc- Millan and T. H. Binnie. This is a question that should interest the ladies, being Leap Year. It was desired to hold. a picnic about the lat of July, but particulars will be arranged later. cher. a trio by the Binnie family. After the program, an enjoyable evening was spent in progressive euchre, Sat which the winners were Miss Mary Anderson and Mr. Wm. Fletâ€" A song entitled “Poor John," "was Well rendered by ,Miss Laura Mc- Millan, who responded to an en- core With “Silver Bell.” The old song, “Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are ,Mérching,” \vas_ sung as half inches in diameter, and on mp the stone dust and chips formed at the crusher. This should be all rolled solid,'and will last a long time. | 'lhe topic of the exening uasl 'road making, and was taken by the’ 3 piesident. 1:112 shou ed that drain-5 age and propei c10\\111ng \\ me the: first essentials to good 10ad mak- ing. Then, if six inches of good! sharp gravel was placed on top of this and well lI‘OllEd in, that a good load would be had ‘\Vhi(.'hl \xould last, and 1“ ould need little! 1epai1'. A splendid road is thei stone 1oad. To make this,_ about? six inches of the surface is dug! ‘ out aftei the road is crowned. In: this is placed first a laye1 broken stones, about three inches‘ in diameter, second a lay e1 of] smaller stones, about one and one-,- At the meeting of the (j-ieneig Centre Farmers" Club, which was held on Tuesday evening ,1111'11- 21st, the1e 11115 a gene1al leeling that the to11 111111111 11ould S1111: mone1 ii' a bonus 11e1e g11011 to 111i1e fences along the 1oausides. lhei 1e is so much time 1111sted in do 11g '11i11'te1- 1oad opening that little tune is left to do the road 11011; in sum- mer. This 11 as 51101111 1)) the 1e- marks of Messrs. John Mouison, George Campbell and Ed. Sulli- van. Mr. George Binnie also stat- ed that if the 11 inter roadm o1k 1111s continued and increased, the stat- ute labo1 11ould likelv' be abol- ished. ’l‘his 11inter 1101}; left the ioads neglected in summer, and the council had to spend more money in road 1epair. The mean temperature last month was 50 degrees. The pre- ceding year had an average of 61 degrees, and was the warmest May on record. The highest tem- perature to date was reached on the 23rd, when the mercury stood at 52 degrees. ~ According to the W eather Bur- eau report, May, 1912, 11218 the 11 ettest in nearly ten year,s with a total rainfall of a fraction under six inches. This is more than dou- ble the average, and is in strong contrast 111th May of last year, 11 hen less than two inches 11 ere precipitated during the month. In oxdei to find a highe1 figuie 011»: must go back to Ma1,1894 1111ich 51101115 :1 total of 01 e1 nine inches. figmm wmzmm wOZCm H7. QPWZWPO THE VVETTEST MAY IN NEARLY TEN YEARS Each age of our lives has its joys. Old people should be happy, and they will be if Chamberlain’s Tab- lets are taken to strengthen the digestion and keep the bowels regular. These tablets ‘ are mild pecially suitable for people of middle age and older. For sale by all dealers. auua uuu one (laughter, James, in 1 Durham; Peter and John. in Dun-3’ daik: .Mrs. T. Ferguson, Egremont- and :1 grand-daughter, Miss Annie? Calvert. Dundalk. ! 'J'he funeral took place on Friday! to the cemetery at the church of the Latter Day Saints, 14th conces- sion, Proton. Elder J. Taylor, was the officiating minister. The‘ p.111 hearers were Messrs. James,’ Chimera and Sam McLean, George. Gchec-n. H Wilson and s. manning; â€"-Dundi11‘ Herald. . 1_)eeeased was born in Anan. I frieshire, Scotland, in 1536. ,He one. of the pioneer settlers Egremont, and was a man was esteemed for his strong 4 acter and friendly disposition is survived by his Widow, 1 sons and one daughter, Jame Durham: Peter and .l-nhn in ' )I‘ IT WAS STNE ' IN THE BLADDER The Herald the deatk Bl?! PMS PASSED IT E OF WILLIAM CALV my oni 11‘ years a township, residing Vas born i L note 1 of \V'il pain was acks were J PILLS th Wm. Black, the \va Simpler Lifer, (Who is doing a walking tour of the hula-4; dont expect to see many strangers up here. shepherd, (re ‘s yqrsel’ the anither_ tramp â€"â€"Punch Sold by Tm: mum newsman Everything is of the best quality and must be cleared during the month of May. This is a great chance to get a, snap in Summer Suitings. As I have purchased the Middaugh Home and intend to enter the hotel business as soon as I can get the place read y, I have decided to sell out all my tweeds, worsteds, tailor goods generally, as well as my large stock of MEN’S FURNISHINGS Middaugh House Block - Durham . SCOTT C. NICHOL SPOTTER. will not warp, rot, crack, blister. crumble or rust. Strongly fire-resisting. Ruâ€"bex-old roofs laid 21 years ago gr: 3111] sound MERCHANT TAILOR New Frui ROOFING AT COST AND UNDER OI fleetivelyxâ€"Weel day. and there hereabouts last oice Confect W. BLACK. spices rocerie 1011‘ does not. NOW is an excellent time to commence a course. Write for Cata- logue. Nuts WATER 3 WATER I MANY BUSINESS COLLEGES CLOSE FOR VACATION DUR- ING SUMMER If you are in I LOUISE WELL DRILLERS VOL nee-gr 'IOL CS, it A hancif 111 TORONTO, ONT. PRATT BROS Yours for ELLIOTT ALL CROCERS atlmer )l 111 Garaf naxa )I UUSTBANE. June 6th, 1912. 168.1“) Ba 1 p I LL]. S. will 11d ll