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hum (run MO- ”. stylish. dur- nnlutured and Papa-t our new the. matket. red with pi'olit "in wussâ€"Exchange. nng Kags nod pnces. pound for was “11th fit." MB A SPECIALTY 5e Halr. 18! price. Infectioner d Grocer .ts. EASON to 3c lb. c lb. w. I will dweight rkct price§ :eptiunally i :n a group 0! the men! of the small anion the soundnou giant It could II. hoe Store Does not l'manent. is of SHIS?" out oi then." 90090009900990 r Youth-a visitor to la Sunday evening I bloomin’ ’01.] No an’ 11 there I. any 096 yenâ€"Sketch. 9999099999.” EST ENGLAND ( COON (EASEL (RAT 9999099000999 »ystem STRIP )l'll s and ted 1); mm urham ED *OQOOOOOON (‘lub Bags OuiOOOGU“ >OOOO§O§OOO of the I them I!” IN BBNTINCK TOWN- . m Lot 3. Concenion 3 R.‘ will be 0016 cheap: 60d .dfle. Apply to George “have, Durham, or Thoma mvin. 8.3. No. 2. Pricevme. 8 w > n NO LOT 53. CON. 3. E. G. 3.. a!(::}Ileneig,_ containing 100 acres: _ _-... ._-__ 3...“ DWI itwllwu .Iv ‘ u p. In. hill . 1 Lots Iv or 8310 m ! mammz‘ta... 51:"... old skating rink site. Garafran on. "III . . B. an. Aux-tut 30.1.0114!» 1 5. Albert street. Apply *0 :3,“ “.3, “a ”can 811.1%er Jackson sp-omus‘r A GOOD COlfl’ORTABLE DWELL- lhx. one of the most comfortable lu Durham. and one of the very best locations. There are ln con- nection n couple of good bulld- log lotI, end theoe will be IOld with the building or separately. a (lo-ind by the purchaser. The dwelling contains all modern conveniencea, {8‘ easily betted, 7â€"“--L I..- FOR SALEâ€"1 CEMENT TILE OUT- lit: 1 cement brick machine; a pump business and outfit, also shop; halt acre land, and gravel pit, situated on Church St. 1 van- eered house and lot, situated on George St. east; 1 rough cast house on George St., east. For further particulars apply to Geo, W. Whitmore.’ F.1-tf {in PROPERTY or THE LATE Philip Eva, in the town of Dur- ham. For terms and particulars apply to J.P. Telford, Durham. 11,18.“ UNI-1‘0”, on premises are new frame burn. brick house. sheds and outbuild- ings; running stream throu b property: about 10 acres bar - wood bush, rest in good state of cultivation. Possession given on Nov. 1st, 1913. For further par- ticulars. apply on premises to [In John Staples, Rural Route No. 1. Durham. Ont. 9§4pdtt LOTS 8. THE GREAT FERTILIZER, SYD- m-y Basic slag. $20.00 per ton Apply to .Wm. Weir, R. R No. 1. Durham. Mafl-QWpd mic-t hum-I Under and by virtue of the pow- N‘s contained in a certain mort- gage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be ofâ€" fered for sale by Public Auction by Robert Brigham at Hahn’s Hotel in the Town of Durham, on Saturday, April 22, 1916, at the hour of two o’clock in the afternoon, the fol- lowing property: L'UUVCIIIVIJVDV, ._ _______ snd will be sold for much less than cost, snd on terms to suit the buyer. Immediate possession my be hnd. Any person wishing s good comfortable home. easily maintained and with up-to-date equiprnent should consult us at *L’- ---A ‘11.“ kg Lots Numbers 14, 15 and 16 in the Second Concession South of the Durham Road, in the Township of Glenelg in the County of Grey, mmtaining 150 acres, more or less. more satisfactory. If vou mean Maine”. call at office gnd get the initial infor- ~~~ -'- - . . ‘ unnu, La uxscreu 101' sale; aguou ‘ . nonso . . . For furthtr terms and condlt I paymg proposmon; good reason (I ”f sale apply to J- P- Telfqrd 0 for selling. Apply J. A~ Brown the Town of Durham, Sohmtor [org Durham, Ontario. ’ the Mortgagees. _ _ Dated March 8th, 1916. I ‘ ROBT. BRIGHAM, Auctioneer. 10 Rent, J. P. Telford. Vendor’s Solicitor: TWO COMFORTABLE 5-ROOMED ' ' and one on Main street, conveni- ‘ . . ent to cement works; good gar- (’”“ S fOl' Scllf? ‘ F ' dens and stables; rent reason- (‘.()()I) GRADE COW IN CAL . able. Apply to Ed Welsh, Dur- Apply to_J§s. {Noggandel‘v 10‘ 55' ham. 3931)th ‘. n D ‘Tn --oo-â€"o--vâ€" . ° -...--.--c;o-“ .â€"-_ ._- -‘. - ~....-. I ! I a I Terms of Sale.â€" Ten per cent. on erChabe money at time of salezg m.t interest. thereafter with-‘ l GOOD GRADE COW 1N CALF. Apply to Jan. Alexander. lot 55, con. 2, ND 1%., Bentinck, B.R. No nan L. mtlon. Dwellihg For Sales; and Funeral Director\ chture Framing (m 51mm notice. pute ov’er eight day clock. Magistrateâ€"I award the clock to the plaintiff. Dalondantâ€"Then what do I get? Magistrateâ€"I'll give you the 8 dayo.â€"8tray Stofleu. IOD. Farms for Sale. 3. Hanover. Full line of ‘ ‘nthnlic Robes, and black and white (Pups for aged people. Fertilizer for Sale 3mm Bonusâ€"Next to Swallow- Bzu'berShup. RESIDENCE-Next door South 0! “1'. J, Lawrence’s blacksmith shun Mortgage Sale Embalming a Specialty Fur Sale SMALL ADS. Imkcv's Plight Uesnelate no hon. or loan ”but. for hum .muuulumh I Over one Inch .34 under We inch“ in». tho M “Femggglyanl‘tigkeszckhflan ‘01:)? an» Yuri: Mu 0- ”nun-ho- Europe, and the oxpulniop oi the idiimélfifififl E V md black lpleo thy Sh ”74‘! lwallow s Bib-Next. Lwrence’s lag die- I. clock to Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario. 1914, Cap. 121, Sec. 56, that all per- sons having claims against the estate of tne said Alexander Mc- Lacnlan, who died on or about the 5th day of March, A.D. 1916, are required to send by post prepaid, or otherwise deleCl' to J. P. Tel- ford ol the Town of Durham, Soli- citor for the Executors, on or oe- fore the 15th day of April, A. D. 1916, their names, addresses and descriptions and a full statement of particulars of their claims and the nature of the security, it any, held by them, duly certified, and that after the said day the Execu- tors will proceed to distribute the assets of the estate among the parties entitled thereto, having re- gard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice. Dated the 18th day bl March, A. D. 1916. Catherine J. McLachlan. James. A. McLaehlan._ 316 tf OFFICE AND RESIDENCE A short diam out of Kanpur. Hotel. bulb ton Strut, Loan! Town. Durban: ”on boats from 18 u- lo’oloat FISHâ€"Over J P. Teflon-«1’0 oflce nearly opposite the omce. Residence Second homo coach of Registry omco on out. side of Albert. Street. OMce 119m; 9-11 3.11)., 2-4 p. all hours. vv- 'vv 111.. 7-6 p. m. Telephone eomlnunicis tion between omce end residence at HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, or. 600 in the New Bantu Block. 0800 hours, 8 to 10}. n. lto 49. ”23.97 to! 'nonn,8 to 10 a. n. to 4 .n. ad} “I p: In. Spock! “taxation .5an to duo-IO ‘ Q“ , _ _ nA-R‘A‘AA -‘â€" DOWI,DWIV '0‘]. w. 0". --'I â€"'| . . spm' l attention «in to discs-O The war has never been POPLlar 3! 30mm and children. Rum wiWith the Turkish peOple. Taxation posits Presbyterian Church. was grinding lthem in the dust â€" lwhen they found themselves on, “I". othrust into a third struggle by a». “mum ”1.1.034“: onus-mic noo' EDVGI‘ Pasha and Talaat Bey, the hp. and ”Golden Sq. Threat and Hess loo ‘ leaders 0“ the Young Turk PJPtY- sPIOMLls‘r: .liffeat .WOEId cost tnem their ter- r cry in urOpe, while victory EYE, EAR, 1’“de "08E would make Turkey a va-ssal of value 18.Fmt83~ 0'00 90‘1" Germany. The army which has DR BROWN sustained enormous losses While the harvests were neglected, has L B. 0. P0. LONDON. ENG been driven into battle under the (.‘ RADULATE of London. New scourge of German discipline. So CT Y0“ and Chicago. long as the Teutonic allies were Dies-u oi Bye. Ear Nose and throat. carrying everything before H)! m on the eastern f t th -,. _, \Vill be at. the Helm House, Janu- Submitted, but ‘33} ill 3:30:1ka ary 15, February 19, March 18. April 15. Hours, 1 to 5 p.111. to their military masters. There w s glory in Gallipoli, in spite of ugly “~- " losses. When, however, Erzcrum Dental Directm. fell. and the Russians, with inexâ€" _.W___ _. _--ma__,-_.__.__ -e .._.._ --___ lhflllStible resources of men and ' ' munitions, began their match D" w' 0' Blakerlnfl south and west to conquer Kurd- DentISt. istan and Mesopotamia. the Turks OFFICE: Over J. . J. Hunter’s realized that they could not exp] _._\.______....~ the. enemy themselves nor count I F. Gâ€"RANT, D. D. 8 .L. D. 8 upon any sacrifice- on the part of OVOR GRADUATE. UNIVERSI- Germany to save them. The Mesoâ€" H ty of Toronto. Graduate Roy}. potamia campaign was lost, and College Dental Surgeons ofOntario. 11.0 more. Woo-s heard of .the exp. di- Dentistry in all its Branches. tlon to drive the Britlsh from Officeâ€"Over Douglas’ Jewellerv Store. Egypt. If the advance 0f the Rl‘S' slans was not stopped, Aleppo and even Damascus would ultimately ' __._.___._-,_.... . ,,.___,______._ __.,.... . Legal (Director!) be in danger. The Turks lost their __--_- 'â€" ““"“‘â€"“““""“â€"““““ interest in the Balkan campaign I. P. Tolford. and thought only of saving the “ARRISTEIL SOLICITOR. ETC empire in Asia. L B. C. P. LONDON. ENG (‘ RADULATE of London. New York and Chicago. Dino-u oi Bye, Bu Nose and throat. \Vill be at the Hahn House, Janu- ary 15. February 19, March 18. Apr 11 15. Hours, 1 to 5 p.111. Ddflammon a human. J F. GRANT, D. D. 8 .L.D. 8 HONOR GRADUATE. UNIVERSI- ty of Toronto. Graduate R037. College Dental Snrgeons of Ontario. Dentistry 1n all its Branches. l. G. Hutton. l. P. Tolford. ARRISTEI.. SOLICITOR. ETC ()flico. nearly oppositn the Registry office. Lambton St.,Durham. Anyamoun'. )f monev tn man at 5 pow cent. on farm nropertv. J or. Conveyanccrj c. Insurance Agent. . Money to Loan. Issuer of Mar- riage chonses. A general financial bus: ness transacted. DURHAM ONT. (Lower Town.) Holstein Conveyancer. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Money to loan at lowest rates, and terms to suit borrower. Fire and Lite Insurance placed in thor- oughly reliable compnaies. Deeds, Mortgages, Leases and Wills, executed on shortest notice. All work promptly attended to. I. ARTHUR COOK WILL GIVE vocal inatrnction in singing ev- ery Tuesday afternoon and evening at the home of Mrs. S. P. IcComb. Pupils may apply for appointments to Mrs. Mc- Com-o at any time. 10 22tf Licensed Auctioneer (or the County of Grey. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Terms reasonable. Dates of sales made at the Chronicle of- fice, or with himself. Rink for Sale THE DURHAM SKATING RINK. In the Surrogate Court of the County of Grey. 1n tue matter of the estate of Alexander McLacnlan, late of the Town of Durham in the County of Grey, Mercnant,_ deceased, Licensed Auctioneer DAN MCLEAN : A. H. Jackson. JOTARY PUBLIC, COMMISSION one of the best in Western Ou- turio, is offered for sale; agood paying proposition; good reason for selling. Apply J. A. Brown, Durham, Ontario. A once in Lreulturs Medical Diuctorv. Arthur Sun, I. 0. W. Campbell McLachlan. Execute". by their Solicitor, J. P. Tellord. W. J. SHARP Musical been known as the Sick Man of Europe, end the expulsion of the Turin from ComtantinOple was re- garded as only a qLestion of time .In Ania Minor the Porte would still have a seat of empire and an undeveloped territory of wonderful productiveneas. Bruse was the capital of the Ottoman Empine in the fourteenth and fit- teenth centuries, and it would serve that purpose again in the twentieth cen_tur_y. With a_ reform government Turkey might become prosperous it never again a great ‘Power. But in little more than a year after her entrance into the great war as an ally o! the Ten- tonic nations Turkey in Asia is be- ing overrun by the victorious armies of an implacable enemy under the command of the Grand Duke Nicholas, who was always an able organizer and is now winumg new la‘urels as a strategist. Tur- key is now the Sick Man of Asia. It is now almost a year since Enver Pasha, the rommander in chief of the Turkish armes, declar- ed in an interview at Constanti- nOple that Turkey entered the war not to help Germany but to save the national territory. “We mobilized.” said Enver Pasha, “bo- caise there was no way out.” He was then pOlear with the army this man of many adventures and many lives. But to-day he is being held responsible, not only for the disasters in Armenia, but for inâ€" volving Turkey in the war. His no'pularity is ebbing fast. Another attack on his life has been made. He was always susyiected of boino‘ a tool of Germany. The charge is believed row. Talaat Bev as Minis- ter of War .shares the odium. REGISTER MALES UP TO SIXTY-FIVE A delegation of the leading citi- zens of the Province of Ontario will shortly wait on Premier Hearst and ask that an act be :passed providing for a complete *registration of all persons in the Zprovince, male and female, I):- ltween the ages of 15 and 65, ex- cepting those enrolled in thv ox- neditionary forces. Therp is raturally talk of over- tures of peace to Russia, and there are mt.tterings of revolution. RY- agg‘eration there may be in the reports, but with everv day of the Russian advance Turkey’s useful- ness as an ally declines and her condition becomes more desper~ ate. If starvation follows in t‘ne Wake of military reverses Turkry will soon cease to be a factor in the wanâ€"The New York Sun. The object of the registration is to find the resources of the pro- vince in men fit for military or other service and its entire re- sources in workers. There is another end in View. and that is that this province may not be drained of its workers after it has completed its quota of the 500.000 men Canada is contributing for war services abroad. Ontario‘s share yet to be raised of this total is 87,000. The act, which the deputation will ask to have submitted pro- vides that the provincial secretary shall be the central registration authority. and the councils of all cities, towns, townships and vil- lages shall be local registration authorities for their respective areas or may delegate this power. The returns are to be compiled and such information as the central registration authorities require furnished to the central office. CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED with local applications, as thpy cannot reach the seat of the dis- ease. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influenced by constitution- al conditions, and in order to cure it you must take an internal reme- dy. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in- ternally, and acts. through the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system. Hall’s Catarrh Cure was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years. It is composed of some of the best tonics known, combined with some of the best blood puri- fiers. The perfect combination of the ingredients in Hall’s Cfitarrh Cure is what produces such won- derful results in catsrrhal con- ditions. Send for testimonials, free. F. J CHENEY 8: CO , Proprietors Toledo,0hio. All druggiotn, 75c. _ Hall’s Family Pills for constipa- TBB DURnA.‘ CHRU ‘- mu Agnes Allan ha become a resident of Normanby for atime. Mr. Andy Lindsay will shortly take possession of the farm re- cently purchased from Mr. Jim. Lawnence, and we extend to him and his better half a hearty wel- cqtne t3 om: neighborh_ood._ Mr, Wm. Jhcq uss is the first far- mer in this neighborhood to put" chase a devil wagon havirg bought a Ford car from Smith Bros. Others are seriously thin; l .. 0! buying. Farmers will overcome their prejudice against these pesky things as soon as they have the means. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dodson will leave for the west in a few days. They have the best wishes of all in this part for a prosperous future. In fact, the neighbors are going to call on them this 'I‘Le - dalyl. evening to show their gm d- w: Mr. and Mrs. .Jo'm McNal Traverston visited with the lat- ter’s brother, Mr. Joe Lennox, on Saturday. f Mrs. Arthur MoNally of Travers- ton in spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Lee, and attv ndâ€" ed St. Paul’s church on Surdav. There is a great deal of com- plaint t‘vis Wi*‘ter about a few rods of road on the ride li-e lead- ing to Vnr‘mev wherebv the rut- ting of some bushes by the {armor on the adjoining farm the srnw now drifts until is is impasuaMP during a storm. If t“ose. i"t‘e:‘- .ested WOle petition the courc‘l 0 put on a snow fence we fe-“l “ 1. they would do so and stop fur- ther trouble Mr. Wm. Morrison from t‘m vi- cinitv 0' Mt anq+ \V‘" '1‘ f way with his woodâ€"sawino; ont'it last Week. “m"n‘yt ”own". \ caused a lot 0" s'mw s‘ ovrllu around the piles_ __ _ 7‘ Bornâ€"0" 'SU“d'\v Maw“! 12, tr) Mr. and Mrs. Art‘ur Lawrn‘wo a daughter. ‘ We. trust that th.n WO“‘e" getting on their autogranh qu‘lt will not miss the. name of anv young \"11'1"t°e" “on this '"rt of the country although they are ab- sent. The ctny-a‘ehones will 1‘r~"~ 1V be Wi‘ll")? t0 ""1’ "‘1 t" .‘ not“ Samuel Hi'lis. w‘ o enlisted last week at St. Marys. is of Pic: art. Your Blvtl~’s Comer" m“' at.” ‘ “ ’ ' .1“) t‘J't he wished some. of his yo'mg men \VW‘l-l «vet mqr'ir‘d. i'xst to S“0\V their cour- age. Young men don’t have. to get married to show their cour- age. They can go to the war, and no one will doubt it. Mrs. John Wells. now of GNP ‘- side, sweat a few days a week ago with old friends and neigh- bors at the lower corners. it iMrs. Keith of Chesley, accom- panied by her 2801] and daughter, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. David Hamilton, ‘“ .‘u..â€"â€"_ v v _ Our mail coarier was unable to' get over his route for a couple cf days during the storm, but no one they knew he would do his part. In fact a few days Wit 0 ‘1 ...:ill only led us back to four years ago before free delivery started. and makes us feel Wilat a boon it is. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Barbour at- tended the Buchan-Wilson wed- ding last Wednesday. The bride lived her girlhood days in this Dart and has the best wishes of everybody here for a happy future. Our school concert fell on a rather bad night so far as roads were concerned WlliCh prevented a great many fro-m being present. But the program was good and as it was principally given by the school reflected much credit on the pupils and teacher Mr. Percy Ross. The dialogue by the grown- ups was also good. in its rendering and moral. Miss Rogers in a couple of solos delighted the audience very much. The tra and eatables were good and much ap- preciated on such :a cold night. The program was mostly of a patriotic nature and some of the boys in khaki were present. Aftr the expenses were paid $10 re- mained to be devoted to patriotic purposes. Not so bad when some of the nearbys stayed at home. believing it would be called off. chairman vailed. About twenty-five of the young soldiers of this village and vicin- ity were down from Owen Sound over the Week-end and on Sunday evening attended in a body a recruiting meeting in the Metho- dist church, which was taxed to its utmost to accommodate the crowd. The pastor presided, and called on Rev. Mr. Madden of Ru- genia to assist in the devotional exercises. Special music was ren- dered, the 5010 parts being taken by Mr. Holland. land Master Tul- CORNER'CONCRRNS. \“ez‘fi FLESHERTON. and and order Pr?" kin. Earnest and mine-give, ud- dresses were [van 5, Lieut. Bev.‘ Spencer and Lance-corporal Bev. Proudloot, both gifted and inter- “MWOH' The statement was that of the neerly 1,000 men now enlinted in the Grey Bat- talion, 80 per cent. had come (mm the towns and villages in the county and an appeal was now be- ing made specially to the young men of the townships. Fleeherton had neaponded nobly to the call. The talk by some that the men now enlisting would never see France or the tiring line wu re- futed by Lieut. Spencer, who said a year ago he thought the war: would soon end, but now he could ‘ U N DE RT AKIN G not tell when it would end. He! believed the Grey Battalion would : yet be in the trenches and bevel the privilege of doing its bit and, sharing in the victory. Victory, he 1 believed would come if there was Lace Cartel-s the response of men. men, and \‘d all leasehold Fur-um: more men, as .now called for and3 J needed at the front. Rev. Proud-i I’lflulffllflfl foot was masterful and touchinl! . u, M fires; huo ned gem in his anneal. The meeting 010“ I .1. the nuu- of the fllgziblll‘fi “1:: ‘ Rugs, Ollcleths \ Window Shela in his appeal. The meeting closed with the National Anthem, after which Mr. R. Wilcock. who has n brother at the front, stepped for- ward and enlisted, and we under- stand others are likely to follow. The officers were pleased with their reception here. "13?. if 715."6t'teu}é1i was in the city a 1ew_d_aya ago: on a short vhit Witu his We were pleased to receive a call on Saturday from Mrs. Wy- vil.c, wno has just necovered from g_r_ippe-and apppndicitis. “Nti‘se bsborne left on Monday to take cnarge of a case at Mark- dale, and Nurse Jamieson has a patient near tnat village. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson spent the Week-end with friends in Durham. Mr. W. J. Guy of Kenora, who has been visiting his parents at Maxwell, gave us a pleasant call 0;: r‘riday. _ Rev. Mr. Spencer preached an excellent sermon at the Sunday morning service in the Methodist cuurch. Rev. Mr. Trollope, of Tor- onto, _now . engaged _in R._J, service. Lip. Wesley Carson of the Mea- ford road had a successful sale 1 at week kof his farm stock etc. Mr. Carson, we learn, is going to move to Niagara district to take a position on_a fruit _farm._ A horse being driven from‘the‘ Methodist church shed on Sunday ‘ night became very fractious on 1, tne street and ,using its kicking i powers freely, did considerable: damage to the cutter before being ‘ subdued. The occupants of the 1 cutter esc_aped without injury. i A hot chimney blaze took place at Mr. Armsstrong’s residence while all were at church on Sun- day evening, but no damage was done. The report of the fire gave rise to the startling rumor that a child had died suddenly in another house, but this was pleasingly found untrue. Mr. T. A. Blakely, D.D.G.M. left on Monday to spend this week of- ficially with the Masonic lodges at 'lbttenham, Beeton, Cookstgnwnz. Alliston and Cneemore. Messrs. Thos. Clayton, C. J. Bel- lamy and J'. S. McMillan, officers in Prince Arthur lodge, attended the Masonic quge of Instructiqn at Owen Sound fast week, which was conducted by Rt. Wor. Bro. I}! 'l-rely. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porteous have moved to their residence re- cently purchased from Mr. R. H. Wright. Mi's. Walker has been in Owen Sound for some days, visiting her father, Mr. Tho-s. Taylor, who is ill. Premier Bowser, of B. C. has agreed to a referendum on pro- hibition. and one hundred young men want- ed at once to train for choice office positions. The demand on the Elliott Business College, 734 Yonge} St., Toronto is enormous. We can: convince you that this is your op-t pox-tunity. Don’t delay. Writer today. {ENE HUNIJHEU YOUNG WOMEN THE STANDARI BANK OF CHAIM button-nu}...'.‘..'.'.'.'.'.T:.':II *"209'56230 Dividend payable u: Feb” 1916 ...................... $7.500... Cnpitnlhflup.... 8.00.000... Reserve Fund and undivided profits .................... ”sum.” Wmownuuoou: A. unnatu- Notu in W.......... Why go on “marking time” when you should be “moving forward?” Your place is at the front, the front rank of Canadian office workers. Begin to prepare to-day. Line up. Become a student in the school that. gets re- sults. Demand for trained of- fice help unprecedented. Write to-day for free catalâ€" ogue. Mt FmestBusinessCollege ILA. McLACHLAN DJ. HZITUI President Principal “COM"‘ANY-HALT” office, faéhisted in the ooooo...o....”...000. ITATBMBNT OF AFFAIRS ON 310! JANUHY. 1916. W from Gem Ruport: ESTABLISHED OVER 4! YEARS flitting: mmmw SYNOPSIS 0F CANADIAN NORTH WEST LAND REGULATIONS. txfif“ ssamm' ’ In certain (Ii-trick a hotne- oteodor in good canding may pre- lompt a clutter-section alongcide 'NI bomooteod. Price 83.00 per acre. ,‘ none-.4: montho’ reddence in ouch of three yarn after cumin; ‘homcltecd patent' also 60 .creI oxm cultiyutioga. Pry-mac. The sole head of n tami , or an male over 18 years ol my homestead n quarter-section of available Dominion land in Muni- tobn. Sukntchewnn. or Alberta. Applicant must appear in per-on at the Dominion Lend 3 Agency or Sub-Agency for the District. Entry by proxy my be mnde at m Dominion 14nd- Agency (but not Bub-Agency). on certain condi- "'â€".v Dutiesâ€"8i: months’ relidence upon and cultivntion of the 11nd tn eqch of thee ’99-}. ‘A bogge- etude: my live within nine miles of hi: homeeteed on e farm of at ieut 80 acres. on certain condi- tiona. A inbitnbie house in re- united except where residence in performed in the vicinity. Mr. M. Krone has opened e shop at the rear of the furniture enow room and in p . to do ell kinds of tinami ing. Undertaking receive. special attention Etch-t may be' obtained n 3000 u bomuteod patent. on certain condition. A nettle: who bu exhlulted h“ homestead right mny take a put- M homeltend in certain dio- trlcto Price 33.00 per acre. Dune. â€"Inlt relide six month! in elch of three veu's, cultivate 50 acres end erect a home worth $3” wThé trim of cultivation is subject to reduction in cue of rough. Icrubby or stony [and Live stock mutt-ennui my be substituted for cultivation under certain conditions W W. CORY. C.M.G. Deputy of the Minister of the Interior N. B.â€"Un«authorized publication of this ndvertloement will not be paid for. _ 1022111 New Prints Crums Best Rock-Fast Drills Dress Goods CALL AND INSPECT AT EDWARD KRESS . L. GRANT’S MIA. 1m. in barges, voucs and Fancy Stripes ICIOUICCI 3 0.”! .01..