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e Price r Suit )u Just .r Less it mater- hat any pleasure Material and wing of s of “Pro- have just 0 the eye. to passing isa variety >r more of 'our fancy. O a ‘ I’ AAAAAAAMAM n which it is u++++++++9+++++g ++o+++++ ++++++- 'ear in which ’nt er Pants ndividual for Fall and ‘VV'V'V'V'V'V'Q is the most Cloth- ths VALUE PER YEAR matter to Feature, C. P. R. Town Office + H+++++M++++++¥MH+N+ ++ +++++¢H+MMW March came in like a 111m ill let Chronicle readers lrly in April how it went on It was with feelings of l e 19.!“le of Mr. Hughes 0! oyul Bank leaving Durham. pleasure to do businerss im. We wish him ('ontimzel Macfarlane’s Drug Store The Rexall Store BL YTH’S COR N E RS Liggett's Candies, Perfumes. Toilet Articles. Brushes. Stationery. Rubber Goods, and hundreds of other items, household prepara- tions. etc. You cannot afford not to se- cure this popular silverware, when you can get it on our half bought plan. As an ex- ample, this teaspoon that sells for 25¢. you can get for toe. with coupons. ’ a lum'h \V' readers know wit brief 02!” on Monday morning in quest of a horse to buy. There was too much difference of opin- ion between us, consequently, we didn’t sell. at the time, which certainly made it appear peculiar, the date, the 6th of March, also being unusually early for thunder. The. fierce wind and sleet storm on Monday blew a big square hole in Jimmy Blyth’s mammoth new lmrn. We are sorry for Jimmy’s mishap, as the roof was all done “it. met1llic roofing, and quite (X|)DliSl\(‘ and somewhat urhandy to repair on account of it being “limr'l'v t0 Sthk on. We had. two or three vivid flash- LS uf lightning, accompanied by thunder to-night, With a fierce blizzard of a _snow-storm raging Buy Your Tickets Here Read the Special inducements giving from One Thousand to Ten Thousand Votes. You can’t afford to pass these up. The time is so short. Only twelve days left. Start to=day to boost and never let up until the last minute. Look for the standing in next week’s papers. Where will your favorite stand? It’s up to you. Somebody Started the MERRY-GO-ROUND Am not how yet ."--J‘ack o’ Lantern. Mr. T. H O’Neill was re-elected President and Mr. Arch’d McCuaig was re-elected to the Vice-Presi- dent’s chair. Messrs. T H. Wil- son and Duncan McLean retain their old positions as auditors. Mr. Herbert Brigham was elected a director of the Company, and Mr. Dougald McKinnon of Sullivayn was made a member of the Exe- cutive. The above named company held its Annual Meeting in Hanover, on the 24th of February. A large number of policy holders were present, and all seemed pleased with the report presented. The Company wrote a larger number of policies in 1915 than in any previous year, and the year's losses aggregated a little over $8,000, which is an unusually large sum. These losses have all been paid and the Company still has in hand a very respectable cash surplus. A very gratifying feature is that for several years the Com- pany has not had a lawsuit with any person, and has not put out one dollar in law costs. Every loss has been fairly investigated and fairly settled. In consequence the Company is in high favor with the insuring public and its busin- es_s_ is con_stantly _ growing. DELAYED In the wee hours of the morn the onburbanite got off the tuln at the home “$1011.00an to tho at th a 'home otati (bingo telegra‘Ph attic. hon. cent ago: Will not be at the o: Through an oversight the name of Mr. Robert Grierson was ommit- bed from the list of the Company’s agents. Mr. Grierson is one of the most energetic and valued agents on the list and the oversight is regretted. ...... The Grey and Bruce Mutual figei insgxance company. The worst storm of the season arrived Monday, filling up roads in me places to a considerable Mr. Anthony Lawrence has pur- chased 25 acres off the end of the lot Mr. John McGirr bought from Mr. Will Lawrence. One by one the 01d landmarks disappear. We notice Mr. George Hopkins is taking down the old honse once used. by his Grand- father Hopkins. A We are pleased to report Goldee Lawrence somewhat prgv.ed_ since last writing. Mr. and Mrs. R Aljoe, Mrs. M. C.' Scott, Mr. S. Scott, Mr .md MI‘S.! W. J. Lawrence, Misses Annie and; Victoria Aljoe. all of Dm'hum. at-? {ended the wmlding at Mr. W. R ‘ Watson’s last week. I Mr. Pratt has finished Mr. ReL-’ ben Watson’s well and is now (tl‘ill'. ing one for Mr. W. R Watson. ' large circle of friends. The young couple were unattended and took their places beneath an arch of mergreens and IOS"S. 'lhc Rev Mr. Bow es of Price\ille perfo1mz-d the ceremonv which made them man and wife. The bride was at- tired, in a. gown of white Voile; with trimming of lace and inser- tion with bridal wreath and bou- quet of ferns and white carna» tions. After the usual congratula- tions were over the guests sat down to a sumptuous repast, af- ter which the evening was spent in music and social intercourse. The young couple were the re- cipients of many 1.seful and costly presents, the groom’s gift to the bride being a gold watch and fob and to the organist a gold Brooch. They will begin home- making on .1 farm not far from the bride’s old home. We wish them every joy and happiness. Harrison. To the strains of thy wedding march, sweetly played by Mrs. Carl Harrison, the bride en- tered the parlor on the arm of her father, who gracefully gan- lwr away in the presence of a On Wednesday, March 3, a pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. WR. Watson, when their youngest daughter, Bertha, became the bride of Mr. Ralnh Am not home MCW'ILLIAMS. The J. D. Abraham C0. The Store That Sets The Pace I am better prepared than ever before to attend to patrons requiring lath, shingles, etc., and am also prepared to handle any quantity of Custom Sawing. Farmers or others having I shingle timber to diapose I of should see me before ; selling. I am prepared to pay the tOp price for any E quantity. ‘w. R. F. CLARK When a man of opposite views finally agrees with you, you have either succeeded in convincing or tiring him. 4% mewmw twe ”WWW 9256 § Large Sales Small Profits 1 '(fi South of Grand Trunk St’n. DURHAM - ONT. 6909690909000900099000996¢ Custom Sawing 9999999990009 '0009099900999 "tyimm «‘ll For WINNIPEG and VAMZOUVER Leave Toronto 0.40 pm. Daily VIA THE TRANSCANADA ticulars from (ERR. Agent. or write \V.B. Hnwm-d, D.P.A.. Tot-(mm Thruugh equipment including Compartment. ()hservntiun and 'I‘nurist Sleepers. Dining Cuaches. 'The frequent C. P. R. Service passing thruugh the Business Centre of van-h City is an asset to the Traveller." Connecting Train leaves Durham 7 CANADIAN PACIFIC $131.31) 9, 1016. Elehtric Lighted Car, Standard Car. First-class