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PAGE 2. Mr. Robert Carson ' of Proton visited one day last week at Mr. Alex. Hopkins’. Mr. Colin Ray of near Dornoch is threshing for Mr. Max Grierson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kartz of Kit- chener spent a few days recently The farmers in the locality are busy, same ploughing, some thresh- ing while others are busy on the wheat ground. Mrs. W'iliiam McGirr and two children of Durham were last week visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cuff. (Our own correspondent.) Being as the Hutton Hill ‘00 es- pondence has so long been negle ted we will make an attempt to make the name appear weekly. if possible. We sincerely hope whatever errors may occur in the budgets will be overlooked. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Vaughan, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd and Mr. Jamos Heslip spent a few hours sight-seeing at Wilder’s Lake on Sunday. Messrs. J. Davidson and J. Lawson sppnt Sunday afternoon with Mr. James Heslip. Mr. Wilfred Eadie has returned to his homo in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Nicblas Melosh and Mrs. Kenny spent a Sunday recently with Arthur friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jamos Ellison and family took in Hanover show and secured three first prizes for their team. MP. and Mrs. Gillan Boyd Visitvd with MI‘. and Mrs. W'ill Bell. noar Dornnch, on Monday. Glenroadin. (Our own correspondent.) Miss Rubmfca Banks of Toronto and Miss Bossiv Smith of Zion Visited their aunt, Mrs. Banks, lately. 'l‘lw (ilvnelg School Fair “Mich was :ulu-Itisvd to [w huh] on M Mm. (Mtnhmt m at 0111' M1100] has lwvn pustpnnml until a latvr datv (m :10- count. 0f the 'l‘vachm"s cnm'cntion. Mr. and Mrs. Victor “Williams. Mrs. H. Williams and Mrs. A. An- derson visited MI‘. and Mrs. John Mortlvy at Arthur. Mrs. D. Rnliinmn. Miss Myrtlo. Arthur and Clarence motm'mi tn Halt and visited mor the \Vovkâ€"vnd with I'PliltiVCS tlwl‘v. Harvest is pretty well ovm' now and tlw threshing whistlu is lwaml in «awry direction. Mr. and Mrs. A. Am‘lorsun; Mul- Villo. Jack and Margaret attumlm! the Owen Sound Fair. (Our own correspondent.) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Liddlo and family of W'alkorton were. guests of tho Misses Edgn on Sunday. Mus. Alex. Hamilton 0f Fergus is Visiting her sister, Miss M01risun her. The fom patrons of the Eg1emont Creameiy Company sending the highest numbm ofpo11nds01‘1‘1uttm'- fat between September 8111 and 20111 are: William Duncan, (Conni. 81.31 pounds; George Bishop, (Conn). 77.18 pounds, J. L. Bladshaw, (Conn), 77.09 pounds; (Mme Hunt, 75.27 pounds. Mr. H. Allingham 0f (,hmrgetown and little daughter, Jessie are the guests 01' friends here. Mr. William Ai1ken and son of Commright are the guests 0. the fmmor‘s bmther and other relatives 119115. He also attended the lair and met many old friends. The school fair for the township of Egremont was held here last Saturday. The day was wet but still there was a very large atten- dance. Mr. Cooper directed the affairs of the day. The literary part was held in the hall. The Institute medal was presented to James Calder who took highest standing at the Entrance examination held here last July. The Entrance class of 1924 presented their teacher, Miss Davidson with a French ivory jewel case as a token of their appreciation of her work during the term. Rev. G. S. Scott and family left the village last Thursday afternoon. Miss Reta Roberts left for her school last Saturday. The Rev. W. J. Burnett of Amos church preached in the Presbyterian church last Sabbath and declared the pulpit vacant. Mr. and Mrs. Goorge Hunt and Miss Eethel and Master Earl accom- panied by Miss McDonald of Mount Forest motored to Toronto last Saturday. Miss Ethel remaining to enter the Normal school this week. Miss Eunice Tyndall left Saturday last for North Bay where she will attend the Normal school there. Messrs. D. Leith of Durham and John Rocks of Toronto were in the vil_l_age recently for a short time. Mrs. Urquhart and Misses Adams and Ross of Detroit are spending a few days with friends apd relatives here. ' Mr. J. H. Sharpe and son, Arthur of Guelph are the guests of relatives here and are anxious to stay over for the fair. M1's.Crosbie and Miss Harris of Harriston are spending a few days in the village. ( Our own correspondent.) Miss Mary Christie returned from Toronto 1331. week. Mrs. Ibbott of Arthur is spending part of this week in the village. Hutton Hill, North Edge Hill. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE a young girl at home and war I terrible pains, almost more than eo bear, and I was not re ar. These troubles kept me so tire all the time that I had no strength and no ambition to join in with my friends and have a good time. I was just tired and m' - able always and life just seemed as ° it wasn’t worth living. I saw so much in the papers about ydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound; and then I had a friend who ha taken it and told me about it, 301 at some. Every month after takin it got stron er and I soon did not su er every mon . It stopped the pains and helped me other ways. Then when my babies were coming I was tired and worn out the first three months and ached badly. I took the Ve table Compound right alon and mus say it made a new woman 0 me and able to do my work, and it helped me through confinement. You see am a farmer s wife with a big house to look after,fand three babies now. I have told ever so many women about lyour medicine. Just last week I ot a etter from my old chum in the Her baby was born fifteen days before mine and she told me she was not feeling very well her back aches so much, and that e is oing to take the same medicine I took. on can use my letter and I hope some one w111_ be helped by_lt_._ ":Mrs. Joe. B. Manitoba _Womn Thanh It was found that the ctummi h-o would b: up to raisv $4. 000 achliticmal to tho amuunt alwadv mllmtml it the huspital “as tn be [)1 DIN”) floated and this obstacle prmwi iysurmountablv. After sumo: months of planning and \wn'king, the 'l‘luwubuxgv-(jlm'lgs- burg memorial hospital iclm has been dmmwcl-«lvmporarily. at ll-asl, and subscriptions already paid in will he. roturnml. FOR JOY OF - 800!) HEALTH THORNBURY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL IS DROPPED Mr. James Miller has been having his house fixml owr and also had a now porch mmctvd nwr tho door. which makvs it. look more comhn't- able for tho winter. If it. stays dry this wm-k most of thv l'armm's will be through har» wsting. A numhvr haw thrashed up north of us. A number of this line went to Varnoy last Friday night to attmld the I'. F. 0. club mmlting. A number off this line worn owr to Hanover Show and report it as being a good Show. Priceville Fox Co., lelted Priceville. Ont. PRICEVILLE FOX (30 Mrs. D. Wilkio has rot’urnod after visiting for about three weeks with friends in Owen Sound. Mr. Thomas 'l‘urnhull has improv- ed the looks of his house by erect- ing a nice wrandah. Rocky Saugeen (Our own correspondent.) Miss K. Firth spent an m'oning of this wvok with Mrs. L. McLean. Mr. William \‘essie threshed for most of the farmers on the line last week. Mr. Alex. Hopkins and sons, Allie and Smith spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. William Sharpe’s near Dor- noch. Mr. and Mrs. William Noble and son Wes. Visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Frpd Noble.- of Varney. ‘ We are extremely sorry to say that Master Tommie Milligan had the misfortune to fall on Wednes- day of last week and break a small bone in his arm. On account of the arm being badly swollen, it was impossible to set the. break. But we hope by this time that the young lad will be relieved of the pain. Mr. Watt 'l‘luimlpsou recently pur- chased a fine team of horses. Silver Black Foxes at the home of the latter’s uncle, Mr. William Noble. Quite a number from this part. took in the Hanover Fair on Thurs- day and Friday of last week. The exhibits are reported to have been real good. Lydia E. Pinkhnm 'Voxi- table Compound Crandal}, _ Mgnitoba.â€"“ Whun I Write for {unhel- particulars“ A limited number of shares for sale in PIICEVILLE, ONT. '- 1 ”II!“ Egaagt a Sensational ! Glenelg (”Jennaâ€"George (Z'aig is islill busy in the lime business and delivers on an average. $90 worth a week in Durham. Mr. (leorge Binnie has erected a large windmill over his newly bored well. The home. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boak of King township was the scene of a pretty wedding on September 20, when their only daughter, Elizabeth. was united to Mr. Archibald Beaten of (llenelg Centre. The Rev. Ehersole nt‘ Sehomberg officiated. Theobald tho Clothivr, has sold his stock to Mr. Robert Burnntt. and is closing up the businvss hv has hvvn conducting horn fur the past two years. The home of Mrs. Pickon, second concession of Bontinck was tho scene of a pretty wodding at 4 o‘cclock on Wednesday afternoon of last week. when her only daughtor. Sarah D. was united in marriage to Mr. William J. Ritchio. 'l‘ho coro- mony was porformod by RP\'. \V‘ilâ€" liam Farquhauson. Tho bride was given away by hop oldest lorolhvr. .lohn. Many valuahlo prosonts attost the popularity of tho britlo. Dr. Jamiosnn has romwm‘od from his recent illness and has again 1‘0- summl his regular pravtico. A NEWSBEUER FURNACE On Tuesday afternoon last Mr. Archie Butters, 0f Priceville died very suddenly from heart trouble. Mr. J. L. Flarity has sold his Palmerston business and is in better shape to look after his interest in Durham. To relieve the crowded condition of the school, one class has been taken to the Public Library. The sidewalks are now completh for this year. Petitions have been passed by the council for more but the season is getting advanced and the work will be leftover till spring. from The Chronicle File 0! September 29. 1904 Indian market baskets 15 cents at Grant’s. To Heat Your thle l-Touu vegetnbleo. All you need is enough cellar-excavation to accommodate the furnace. Every room in the home will he cosy and warm. Cel- larwiybefineandcool for fruit and of this .sensstionslly-priced heating system. ur enguu'y. Cstslonge, sketch plan forms. ormstaon, glsdly sgppyed withoqt obfigstipx AAA -L ‘_-‘ AL2_ A caumueu ma ruu mrormata'on, gludly supplied without obligeting you in any way. Act at onceâ€"this u the time to make plans for heating your home properly. Gilson’s of Guelph now offer you a per- fected pipeless furnace at a sensational price. The lowest-priced efficient heating system on the market. Pay less for the furnaceâ€"no expense for pipesâ€"installed in any home in less than one day without muss or fuss. cosrs ”288 To USE COSTS [[83 TO BUY You can heat every room in your house with the Gilson Pipeless on less fuel than it takes to run your stoves. And this all east-iron furnace uses surprisingly little: fuel. It pays for itself! TWENTY YEARS AGO GUARANTEED GILSON MFG. CO., 1234 YORK STREET, Get Full Facts T¢ mm on Durham is an attractive and heal. thy town 19d good accommndatmn can be obtained at reasonabiu rates J. A. M. ROBE, B. A.. Princmal JOHN MERISON, Chairman moth; past which It. hapes ,0 mm. mm In the future. Information as to Courses ma‘. be obtained from the PrwnlémaL ’ Intending punils should [)I‘l‘Iag-p ,0 enter It beginning of term. ‘ .1110 School is thoroughly ”(WWW to M0 up the following mmrsas ; ' (I) Junior Matriculatim;. (2) Entrance to Nurmal SrhUQL chh member of the Staff 1~ :1 l'm_ versl y Gnduate and exm‘rwnCPd Tue r. ' Tb. “no uâ€"lu one-third doses candy-co.“ For chfldron and adults. told I: Var Wot - ' lcPADDBR'S DRUG STORE cup!» offfln claim DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL E1669 Gun 01 H: by “I“ AFN tion and H. [nuke-s NW of ”In mm» l. llll'w'tnu 2. Intuxnvm 3. [nun-”1w thmmt M quuvmix v: heart IN MI.- infel‘tinns al p.11. ill HI" M38"- l'ndvl' HI and [NW-cm mvnlicmml. that, tho-tw- lim'v that « ably ilLilll'u slinn loy I “rub" i- I “moderate Tllcrv IS In .bOUt Uu' M of oxcv-snv borne”. in In~ “(TIL-”33'” as (a what I [00 “101'“. um») 0mm Anything up (133' iii «mum day may lw 1 What i~ -. our pvrsu: cess for : nut. alt‘nllc harmful 1 rogal‘dc -« l benefit. in alcohol u: for "gun ”300d wind" “‘1“ :1 MM! Improve-r u lack of m-q m‘ciso. fund « in "I? WWII;- amount is Liv! than too 1m amount hoyn' foods Containing M. B. S. ask» \\= : um the must Hm ' .‘flSrâ€"RWI ll oval; applvs. pens and "up percenuw- Hf a belt 01'su-1wum. An8.â€".\Il}llllz;: Sure upon thu :u teem to hv Imm “0! light, lusrhalw mung I'l'Hh-‘H‘ construction: “1 H Wars (0 mo- tn ('onsidm'ablu Wear I b0". AVOIDING HEART DI fluid”. September (Note 8 Dr. Sc‘hnitm d columns as will m 1 Ml“ print. .J'e I'M": accompanied by s€1fâ€"¢ D'. W. J. S('}ml(,.<, in would anm (Copyright l t | l' Ill \\ “03'” Opinions Differ anpenders ( asks; "\\ z. . 4H U 54 ll “I Avoidi 0| ll) I aw CON HONEV'. "I THE F.‘ HEALTH “I \\ lIlc lama lllul H HHS! ll