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NOV. 2051), ’1 AIJQUL “DUIUH I” Elocution ‘ £1}:le i’vfiysical Culture. Classes Tuesday and Friday afternoons ix} Calder‘s Hall. Terms on applica- non. HE U\DERSIGNED WILL RE ceive pupils for instruction in ”1-, Elocution and Lambton St. A large assortment. also ribbons in every color, laces and dress trimmings Remember only 9‘days to Xmas. DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY. She surely would it you send her Stewart’s. They are the acme of chocolate perfection. D0 xou think the young ladx would appreciate a box of Darling’s We are having a great millinery sale for the next two weeks. Everything musc be sold by the first of January and to do so we have marked the trimmed millinery at cost and every hat is of this season’s materials. Over one hundred velvet and felt hats all ready trimmed and mus: be sold before the first of January. 7 We have just received a large stock of the famous H. B. B. Bx'iar Root Pipes. These pipes are ail sold under a, positive guarantee. Perfumes In Cut Glass Bottles In Ebony Goods What could be a. more suitable Xmas gift for a father, brother 01" husband than a handsome Darling’s DRUG STORE FE gums That ‘3 at 63' 0V8! Your accountâ€"large or smallâ€"is invited. Deposits of $1 .00 and upwards received in Departmentâ€"Interest paid 4 times a yearâ€" The Sovereign Bank of Canada. â€"tne tale of so cess, strength and safety. A new Canad} record accomplished m 4/5 years . Aésets. over . . .- . . . . . . . $25,000,000 Deposits, over . . . 15,000,000 Capital, Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits, Blouses, Neckwear, Belts . I he People‘s Druggists Millinery Chocolates ? Have you seen our Stock of handsome Xmas packages of Perfumes? Remember we are headquart- ers for Ebony Goods in Mir- rors. Brushes. Manicure Sets and Military Hair Brushes. \Vehave some very handsome Cut Glass Bottles. Let us Show you them. MISS TWAMLEY, Honor Graduate Alma College. JANUARY 3, 1907 J. C. TELFORD,‘Manage1-, DURHAM MISS DICK Physical Culture. Pipe ‘2‘ Durham, Ont. _... .. . . . I I $.11- 53' ". a” -n '4' "’- Pale people have pale blood. The stomach is wrong. assimilation is poor and food is not changed into blood. The system lacks vitality and reconstructive power which can be supplied by Ferrozone. It braces thefappetite digestion is stimulated, what you eat is transformed into the kind of nutriment- your system re- quires. Vital life-giving blood that makes rosy cheeks. strength that de- fies weariness, spirit and ambition all come from Ferrozone. Nothing in the annals of medicine so sure to build up and strengthen as Ferro- zone. Trya 50c box. Sold every- where. WHY REMAIN THIN AND PALE? IVâ€" C. Ritchie V Aljoe, E. Mc Girr, A. Davis, E. Atkinson, M. Hop kins, A. Bell, H. \Vhitmore, W. At- kinson. x0. J, GLENELG, FALL TERM 1906. Jr. Iâ€"L. Ritchie. E. Meenagh. \V Matthews, M. Lawrence: L Aljoe E. Dean. Pt. IIâ€"R. Meenagh. C. McGirr. John Matthews. B. Bell. M. Mar, thaws. E. Atkinson, Jae. Matthews. IIIâ€"N. Collier. B. Davis, R. Smith M. Ritchie. Sr. Iâ€"Geo. Whitmore. L. Patter son. N. Lawrence. Jr. IIâ€"L. Aljoe. I. Ritchie, J. Bell. H. Atkinson, M. Patterson, A. Alj we and W. McGirr equal, “7. Weir, V. Hopkins. Sr. IIâ€"M, \IcGirr. J. Weir, M Matthews, 3. Bell, R. Matthews. J Atkinson, B. Matthews. M. Crutch ley, '1”. Bell. The Big 4% Wishing you all a very Happy New Year. Our Aim [5 Progress Take This _ Opportunity We wish our many friends and cust0m= ers in Town and Country a Happy Prosperous 1907 C. McArthur and we pledge ourselves to do our utmost to improve our store and stock so as to make “shopping” with us more pleasant and profitable in this year than ever before. of thanking our numerous customers and friends for their esteemed patronage during the year that has just ended, and solicit a continu- ance of the same for 1907 HONOR ROLL I T. TOLCHARD, Teacher. . BEAN 5,250,060 Mrs. Smith, Sr. ., of Hilleburg, is visiting her son Herbert. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart, of St, Pauls, Perth 00., spent the holi- days with relatives. Mr. J. P. Bunk, of Orangeville, vis- ited hls brouher W H. last week and Mr. Chas. McTavish, of Toronto. vis- ited at his home. ' Mr. and Mrs. N. Dunsmore and children, of Owen Sound, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw and children and Mr. Geo. Buchanan, of Markdele, were Christmas visitors at Mr. C, W. Bellemy’e. Mr. A. Munshaw gave an oyster supper to a number of his friends on Friday evening last. _ Flesherton 'and Markdale Junior Hockey clubs played a. match on the rink here on Friday evening last re- sulting in a score of 11 to 5 in favor of the home boys. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brown. east back line, enter: ained a number of young people on Friday evening last. A load drove out (tom the village and had a pleasant outing. Capt. McLaughlin, of Ceylon, was before Magistrate Van Dusen on Fri- day last on two charges for illegally selling intoxicating liquor, but neith- er charge was sustained and. the case was dismissed. On Friday evening last the resi deuce of Mr. Richard Bentham, of the suburbs, was the scene of a pleas. ant gathering of the ratepayers of S. S. No. 3, who assembled to do honor to Mr. Alex. Reid, teacher, and fam ily before leavingfior their new home at Hawkeston. Mr. Reid was pre sented with a handsome gold ring with initials inscribed and Mrs. Reid with a beautiful silver tea service and tray. The gifts were accompanied by an apprOpriate. address to which Mr. Reid replied thanking the doners for their much appreciated gifts of the present as well as of the past and under feelings of deep emotion ex- pressed his sorrow at parting With the parents and children of No 3 among whom he had iived and labor- ed so pleasantly the past eighteen years. Refreshments were served and the evening was enjoyably spent with music and other amusements. In parting “ God be with you till we meet again.” was sung and regrets were eXpressed at Mr. and Mrs. Reid’s departure. At the closing exercises in Mr. Reid’s school his daughters Maggie and May and son Willie were presented with addresses and much appreciated gifts from their school- mates Who were sorry to part with them. Mr. Campbell, of Swinton Park, has been engaged as Mr. Reid’s successor. At the regular meeting of Court Fleshemoh I. 0. F. on Wednesday evening of last week officers were elected for 1907 as follows: C. D., Wm. Meads; C. R., H. R. Dyson; V. C, Jos. Oliver; R. S.. Thomas Henry ; F. S. and ’1‘.. Chas. Richard- son; O., \Ves. Ruskin; S. VV., John Thisnlewaice; J. VV., Wm. Black- burn : S.- B., Robert Waller; J. 13., Mark \Vilson; P. C. R., Dr. E. C. Murray. The sad news was received here last week from Cranbrooli, B. C , of the death in an accident of Mr. Archie Muir, who formerly lived near Ceylon, The deceased, who was a son of the late Mrs. Archie Muir and cousin of the Reeve of Artemesia, went to the West about ten years ago. He was unmarried. His re mains are being brought home for in- terment in the family plot at Price- ville. I There was again a big crowd in the town hall here on Wednesday of last week when Mr. A T. Hutchinson charged with perjury and Mr. John Semple with that of arson, as the re- sult of the recent fire inquest on the burning of Heitman’s store at.Fever- sham, came before Magistrate Van Dusen for preliminary hearing: Crown Attorney Armscrong, of Owen Sound. conducted the prosecution and I B. Lucas, of Markdale, defend- ed the accused. On evidence given by Detective Rogers of Toronto, W. H. Shaw of Toronto. handwriting ex- pert, and R J. Sproule, of this place, who witnessed Mr, Hutchinson’s Sig. nature to an application fo: increased insurance, the Magistrate committedi Hutchison to stand his trial at the: General Session at Owen Sound. but in the meantime is out on bail. John Sample was remanded for the week, and his bail was renewed. 1 At the annual school meeting here last week the retiring trustee, Mr. \Vm. Davis, Who has served several terms, was re-elected - l The Presbyterian Sabbath School 1 anniversary on Christmas evening? was again very successful. After an 3 excellent tea had been served in the? school room of the church the audi- i torium was comfortably filled with? an appreciative and orderly audience. l The pastor conducted the program i which had hardly a dull number from a beginning to end The school showed f careful t aining in the well rendered. }choruses and songs and the pleasing: ‘ recitations and drills that were given i Two highly appreciated readings were given by Miss Haines. a gradu i ate of the Institute for the blind at ' Brantford, who is visiting at Mr.“‘ Hoppers. The following were the prize winners for this year: Pearl Radley, who had the highest marks in the School, Mabel Holloway, Et tie Le Gard. Charley Crossley and Ward Harrison. The school was given a‘ sleighing party the following day which was much enjoyed. The pro ceeds 'of entertainment were $56.00. and after paying for supplies for on i l suing six .months a balance of about $80 remains in the treasury. Mr. Robert Wilcox. of Unionville, Flesherton. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE YOUR dollars last; longer at: Flarity Burnett’s. Write to-day for a free sample Package. and also give us your Symptoms. and one of the best known stomach specialists will give your case his careful attention without charge. The R. T. Booth Company, Buffalo. N. Y. We absolutely agree that your money will be refunded should you buy a 50 cent box of Mi o-na Stomach tablets and not be satisfied with the results. Mi o-na is sold by druggists ever.there, or will be sent by mail on receipt of price, 50 cents. Relief from the use of Mi-o-na is permanent and lasting. Use Mi o-na for a few days, and the digestion will be good, the appetite keen, and there will be no. nausea or distress after eating, no sleeplessness, no nervous- ness. and the headaches. backaches and disturbed heart action that are the direct result of a weakened stom- ach will soon be overcome. To enjoy good health, it is abso- lutely necessary that the stomach and digestive organs should be strong, and no other remedy equals Mi-o no. in strengthening and giving tone to the Whole digestive system. How to Strengthen It so That It W111 Act as it Should. Then, too. when the stomach is weak, the food is not properly di- gested and lies in it for hours, de- composing, fermenting and forming poisonous gases and ptomaines that are absorbed into the blood. poison- ing the system and impoverishing the blood. ositions. ‘ We aeaf only .in High Grade usiness Educationâ€"the kind every youn man and woman should have. Our schoo has now the largest attendance in its history. Commence now. Prepare well and success is certain. No trouble for our grad uates to get positions. Catalogue free'. ‘vu-VAQA V'LU” “a D. McLoughery, Alexander Whyte and Alex. Carson. Mr. Meads was also nominated for councillor, but resigned to run as above stated. At the speaking in the afternoon, when Mr. Joe. Blakely presided, the town hall was crowded and the meeting was a very harmonious one. The, reeve and councillors for 1906 gave a good. account of their stewardship and in their appeal for further sup- port as well as that made by the new canditates the Speeches were pleas- ingly free from any bitterness Mr. Boyd and Mr. John Boland also gave short pleasing speeches. It now re- mains for the electors to make their choice. ‘The stomach is'the principal organ concerned in the digestion of food If it is weak, inactive or out at order and 'and unable to properly digest the food, the body will soon be in a state of semi-starvation. At the Artemesia municipal nomin- ations held here on Monday the fol- lowing were nominated. For reeve â€"Alex. Muir, D. McTavish, J. A. Boyd, John McArthur and Thomas Grainger, but the last three resigned only the former two ex-reeves re- main in the field. For deputy reeve -â€"Robert Best, '\V. J. Meads and T. --.v “u” “M“ Jug R. McKenzie, Mr. McKenzie resigned to again run for councillor with H. Mr. John Richardson.. of Owen Sound, Spent New Years with his uncles, «M. K. and W'. E. Richardson, here. Strong Heads and Skilled Hands to the Front ! Attend the Famous We had a pleasant; call on Satur- day from Mr. Ward Harriston, of daughter, Mrs. H. Kofoed, visited over the holidays with relatives here. rage of the holiday on Tuesday and moved his jewelllry stock into his beautiful new shop now completed. Mr, Geo. Mitchell spent New Years with his mother at Alliston. Messrs. Emerson Bellamy, who has been the past three years in J. W. Boyds’ hardware. and Charley Moore, Toronto line, left on Tuesday to take a coursein the Military School, Lon- don. ‘ Revs. Kipp and Thom and several others were at .Priceville on Monday evening assisting at the BaptiSt church entertainment. Mrs. John Bellamy has returned from an extended visin with her son and other relatives at Lindsay and Cannington. Miss Dnrrant and Miss Reid. mil liners, have gone for their annual winter holiday. Mr Albert; Blackburn and Miss Cora McKee, of Nottawa, visited rel- atives in this'place and vicinity the past week. Mr. and Mrs. David Jamieson. of Toronto, visited the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 100 VVbitten lass week. Mias Bell Henderson, mi!liner. To- ronto. is holidaying here. is visiting his parents on the back line. Mlsses Frances and Leone Bellamy Spent the past week at Markdale. Mrs. (Dr.) Murray ié spending a week with relatives in Toronto Mr. M. K. Richardson Spent. Sun day in Toronto. Stomach’s Importance TORONTO, ONT. V be 1' er] re ared for business p 1?:ng orgy in High Grade W. J .‘ ELLIOTT, Principal, Cor. Yon go and Alexander Sts‘ ELLIOTT We aim at doing better by you than any other Jewellvr. VS 0 are never undersold by any business rival. Percy G. A. Webster, Everything at your Service H3913“? New Year Merchant Tailors and Gents’ Furnishers This Store will be open every night till Xmas “ ‘D/AJVIOW‘D HALL.” Christmas and New 3 Years Display of Jew= §eliery Diamonds and Silverware JEWELLER AN 3) OPTITIAN See our Magnificent.