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-.-.. $13-$53- 41:39; 4.1 3‘5" 3? i JMflfiéfifimfifififlflwflfimWMmt 35E fifitfifiéffif immm 551.9me 'm'fi. m .r “‘Hm-T‘FHMW‘ Misses Allie and Minnie Joy spent Sunday and Monday in Osprey 9.8- Mr.- Wm. Barnhouse ‘ paid friends in the city a. short visit last week. Miss Hattie Firth, of Toronto Jun- ction, paid Mrs. VanDusen a. short visit a few days ago. Miss Maud Richardson of Toronto. who has been devoting her time to art during the past year gave her first exhibition on Thursday. Friday and Saturday last and we are pleased to learn was quite a success. Mr. Samuel Boggs, who has been for some time in the employ of D. McTavish moved his family on Thurs- day last from Holland Centre to the old Keefer residence on Hill street. On OCtober 8th last “'11). J. Tal- bott, of the easr. back line, had a young horse stolen from the pasture iield. Later it was discovered by Mr. Taibott that a little before mid- night of the same day a youngr man driving an animal answering the de- scription, put up at the home of Mr. Broughton near Corbetton and had gone when that gentlemen got up early the neXt morning. SuSpicion rested on one Duncan McIntosh, a young man whose home is a few i miles east oi Shelburne. but who hasi 30f late been at work at Minnie camp about four miles from Markdale. On Thursday night last Mr. Broughton accompanied Constable Whitten of this place. to the camp and there identified McIntosh as being the per- son who was at his place with the horse on the night in question. He was taken in charge by the constable and on Friday received his prelimin- ary hearing before Magistrate Van- Dusen who committed him for trial and the constable accompanied him to Owen Sound that evening. Mc- Intosh protests his innocence and says he can prove an alibi. He will be defended by Lucas. Wright 8t Mc- Ardle. On Thursday last “”111. McClung. of Euphr'asia, was before magistrate VanDusen on a charge of assault. iaid by Gee. Smith of the same township. McClung pleaded guilty and was therefore fined $1.00 and (30513, in all $9.10. Division Court was held here on Friday last, Judge Morrison presid- ing. Boyd Bros, this place, v. s. Keeman Bros. Owen Sound, was a. lengthy case occupying the most of the time of the court. The plaintifis sold to the defendants a car of cedar which was refused by the latters’ customer who claimed that the tim- ber was not sound. The plaintiffs contended that the timber was good Stock quite up to the quality they had agreed to supply. They. how- ever, sold it to the U. P. R. company but for expenses, going to Toronto. reloading. etc.. sued for 5568. Much evidence was given on both sides with the result that on counter claim by the defendents forloss, with their customers judgment was giVeu them for $20 and costs. Some other Cases were diSposed of but not of public in- terest. Mr. Charles James, one of the earliest settlers in Artemesie tow» ship, but who has of late made his home with‘ his brother-in-law and sisaer. Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe Wright, of Toronto Juncrion. died there on Friday night last after but a \‘cfl'y brief illness. His remains were brought by Mr. \Vright to this place on Saturday and interred in the fam- ily plot in the public cemetery. Rev. Wilson, of this place. officiating at the grave. The deceased who was 75') years of age, was unmarried. He was of a retiring disposition. a great reader and few, we are informed, better versed in the Scriptures than he. Rev. Wellwood. of Dundalk, and Charles Pickell. of Markdule, at- tended the funeral. ; Mr. John Flynn, whom we repo; mi wery low on Monday of last “(NR 'iinvered till Thursday when he fell Easleep in death. The funeral teak place to the public cemetery here on Saturday. Rev. Ivison VViison. us- Sisteti by iev. M1'.Th0m. conducted the burial services The deceased was 75) years of .me and had been twice married Of his first famih Mrs Mott. of 'ioronto who xx as pres em at the funeral survives him. 01 his second family his widow daugh- ten of Mr. and. Mrs. Parker near Wureham. six 80st and two deuglr hers survive him, the youngesn child being about one year of age. Mrs. Flynn has the sympathy of the com- munity in the trial and burden which it. is hers to bear. Some very nice flowers were sent from Toronto. The members of the Women’s In stitute here gave a fowl supper to a large company of their friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Price Teeter on Wednesday evening of last week when a. very enjoyable social tizm was spent. After. the/very satisfy ing spread given by the'ladies the chair was taken by the president. Mrs. Robert Besc, whé discharged the duties efiicientlv. Rev. L. W Thorn was called on and for an hem interestingly entertained the cam panv on his recent trip to the Pacific coast. Mrs. Wm. Stewart, vice-pres idem. spoke briefly, Mrs Harry Wow: recited and a number of pleasing gramaphone selections added to th.-- evening’s enjoyment. The annual entertainment. in the Rockvale school. over which Mis; Stafi'ord presided and will, we under- stand, continue in 1904, took place on Tuesdav evening of last week and was well patronized. A varied and pleasing prOgramme was rendered. Mr. Boy’s gramaphone did good sr'r‘ vice and Mr. Hutchinson. teacher a! Port» Law, rendered valuable assist- ance Mr. 'W. T. Pedlar occupied the chair in an entertaining manner Flesherton. wéméfl: U York and Chicago. Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. _Will be at Knapp House, Durham. the 2nd Saturday in ea'ch month. Hoursâ€"lâ€"G pan; EXCLUSIVELY Will be at the Middaugh House lat. Wednesday of each month. from 12 to 4 p. m. Specialist: Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose Late Assistant Roy. London Ophthalmic Hos. Enge, and to Golden Sq. Throat and Nose Hos every Wednesday from head oflices. Horse and carriage furnished when necessary. References. Enclose self-addressed envelope. Colonial, 532 Dearborn St., Chicago acter and good reputation in each state. one in this county required, to represent and advertise old established wealthy busmess house of solid financial standing. Salary $21.00 weekly with expenses additional, all. payable in cash direct. Zionites have decided to hold their Xmas tree on Xmas Eve. Great preparations are being made. Mr. James Nelson drives a nobby new cutter and Johnny Greenwood, Jr., is getting ready for a winter’s fun, as' he has secured one too. More. over, he has purchased a. seed-drill to Save his father’s strong, right arm. Mr. and Mrs. “’11). Paylor losc their baby boy on Wednesday. It was one of the twins born to them about six weeks ago. \‘11’.Guy Wiilmms had a h? andsome may granite monument; enacted over hisfathe1 5 wave on Satmday 1113:. It, is a. most. counnendable act on Guy’s part. get; less sleep than is absolutely neces- sary. Better stop before things get worse. Your test, plan is no use L‘errozone for a while and give your zieives uni bmin a chance to pi k up. l‘eriwoneis the {meat 1.01113 a busy man can can e. It makw new blood, nouiishes the. body. szrengrhens the nerves, improves the appetite and .i'ehabititaws the whole syscem. Try Ferrozone. Price 500. And the worst of it is you are 3 “ML”: run down and have mighty lit- tle chance to catch up. Everything seems like a grindstozm wearing: down your nerves. You are irritable and Miss Celia VunDusen, one of the brightest little giris in town is me (my ill with a. severe at! wk of in‘lmmna tox‘y rhemnatism. Mr. J. A. Felstead supplied the Presbyterian pulpits at; Jazz ‘(weII Feversham and antyre on Sabbath lasr. Sisuing at. the x'e‘Openiug 01' Provi- (lHXlt'H Methodist. church on Sunday nml at thr‘ FIHPI‘EKHHHBUC on Monday evening whom Hwy were joined by Mr. ’1‘. J. Sheppard. uf this place. Mr. and Mrs Alex. Loucks. of .‘sle‘:afor(i. Spvm a couple of davs last week with Mr, and Mrs. P. Loucks. Mr. Jas Loucks and sister Gertie were also visitors over Sunday. WAN TEDâ€":SEVERAL PERSONS OF CHAR McIntyre Block Speciafi Bargains Every Saturday ,RéDDLéT‘Q of London, New All shades 0%" Neck Rihbons and Fancy Cellars and Belts. DR. BROWN L. R. c. P., LONDON. ENG. 'E‘HIS WEEK we um showing the ul't‘;).'+'S£ hm "ins in HATS. VVH haw: jnSt opmwd out over fifty hats-unew from ”w wholesale. Wu bough' those ham: (zimaf)â€"-alld we are n-oing to 891! them at a great bargazin on Saturday. We will show some of these, hats: in the Window. Ribbons. Coifiars. Belts. Yofi Will hasten recovery by tak- lng one of Ayer’e Pills at bedtime. SAT U R’ DAY 8 ARG .é‘aH N ES :‘r {13‘ 15225.0 Efiimery. Coughs, Colds " I had a terrible cough for weeks. Then I took A of: Cherry Pecan-a1 and onl one bottle cyomplotely cured me." y MRS. J. B. Dmon'rn. St. Joseph. Mich. 25c., 500... $1.00. \ J. c. AYRR 00., All dmggu. fo r Lowell. Mass. m Cherry Pectoral. Ask you: own doctor if this is not so. He uses it. He understands why it soothes and heals; For hard colds, bronchitis, asthma, and coughs of all kinds, you cannOt take any- thing better than Aye-r’s Cherry Pectoral - -o 0“. ’~.-7 »_.â€"... Hurry and Worry All Day. DH; GED. S. BURT. MESS DICK Traverston. “toO-ip.~ "Q... in Hats 2 Durham. ()nL _- â€"v-V JV“ {WU the below cost price. Must b cleared out to make room for ' the famous “ Lion Brand Boys’ Clothing ” which we expect in the next month. HATS AND CAPS”. Slater Invictus SHOES. Buiter, Eggs, Pm: .9 ‘\ v I d \‘ V" *6 London Lemon Peel. per 11) ...... London Orange Peel, per 1b.... . :3 lbs Nice Clean Candy for ...... Also many other such Cro se Blackxxcils Peels Peanuts, per 1b Walnuts. per 1b lbs. AI Cooking; *‘igs for ........ 0 lbs Best Cleanq 2 Currants for... 3 lbs. Best: Raisii=~ for ............ 9 Us Seeded Rais~us for b as Comfort So p for ........... 6 lbs. Best Rice fur ............... 6 lbs. Best Tapioca. for ............ 6 lbs Best Sago for ............... 2} lbs. Valencia Seedless Raisins for 3 lbs. Icing Sugar for ............. 3 lbs. Royal Mixed Candy for C} -____ uu-‘ "V “‘U going {,0 give 15% GE our Underwear. W e bought a big Stock and must make room for other goods. Don’ t miss this chance. __----â€" gunsvu L0 “P' preciated We bought. a very large stock of Neckscarfs. Way’s Mufflers. Gloves. Ties and Nobby Shirts 2: ecial for the holiday . a P r ' season, b91138 the very newest and mngt union! rmnrx u A 1. v 15%‘ off. MEHHiSTMAS M40 NEW MRS u mvou DULCDL- LIL NICE PRESENT FOR fi‘fi'fEND Neckscarfs at 500, 75c, $1. $1.50, >32 Way’s Mufflers at 350, 50c and 7.730. Gloves at: 50c, 750, $1, $1.50 and $2. Ties at 150, 250, 50c and 750. â€"â€"â€"v UV‘ Everything a man wears. The Only Purely Men’s Store in Durham Also Shelled Walnuts and Almonds Then W. WE MEAN our prices with the town or ' neighboring towns. lowest in The quality nf the goods ' cannot be excelled, but still e have the cheaper goods if you want 3 "‘ics for...... 1 Currants for ~ for ......... s for ........ Did you take notice of the prices in th1s paper last week. Just look it up. We have a ‘few suits leftpyet at to discuss articles of wear, and that is just where we Want to place our Clothing, Where it can be examined and compared. We have the best at the lowest prices. To see our values in ()vercoats is to be the possessor of one. Our special Men’s $81,)O and 810.00 and Boys’ 3500 and 86.00 Coats are Winners. Don’t buy until. you have inspected our stock. To discuss articles of wear THE CLOTHIER. fly, [Med Apples 81 Feathets Wanted. -§_â€"â€"__ ’Phone FOR THIS WEEK “'0 are luave these in the 27. Almonds, per 11) Filberts. per 1b. snaps in Groceries. wear, and that ‘g’f at to place out 139* m, be examined 3% have the best a? To see oul gé rats is to DC ‘3? Our special fié tpkeq is‘ ap- so me small .‘L ’and >53}. 20¢ per 1b 25c I;)c