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â€"â€"v Aston sVollett got quite a shock one day lust week. while he sud Mrs. Vollett were driving slang near Mrs. Bennett’s. There beings by! place in the road Mrs. V. go: out to wslk end as she went to get into the cut- ter sgsin she fell over unconscious sud with the nid of Mrs. Bennett, Mr. Vollett got her into Mrs. Den- news house where utter some time she come to and we: shle to go on her journey, home. Onr Pastor Rev; Mr. Saunderson, we are sorry to say has the grip and hos not been able to take charge cf his pulpit work for the past two Sun- Mr. Wm._Glese took charge of the services in Vsrney church on Sondey ond on account of the bed roads had e very smell congregation. Those the: were preeenc were well pleased. H Wilma: Tim Busby hip bought the house thnt Frank Huang vacated and will fix it. over and m_ove into it. Harry Grashy has been sick for a. few 0.38 but we hope he will soon be able be around ‘again. Frank Havens moved to Durham last week. He will be much handier to hiawork now. 7 days. Billie Bryan got h'e barn moved to, its resting place on Friday without the least damage to it. Mr. McLean did the work and did it well. He is agood hand. Mr. Bryan was well pleased and gave the young folks a good time at night. when we believe they tipped the light fantastic toe. There has been several of these patios here this winter. We are afraid some of our Methodists will be dancing yet but we hope not. Albert McClinton was in Mt. Forest from Van‘bsday until Saturday helpingt. 93 W Leeson family fix Up their new home. Mrs. Wm. McCslmon and her fomily of four little children left Vsrney to join her husband in the West. We wish them a safe gourney and the greatest success in their new home. Annie Pettigrew has we are sorry to say been very poorly for some time but we hope to soon see her around again. We miss her at the Sunday School. Mr. And Mrs. R. B. Irvine and their daughter Ella, also Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Irvine and little boy. all let; for their homes in the west, after spending a. good part of the winter visiting friends around Ver- ney nod Holstein. Mr. R. B. sent a fine driving horse in Mr. Patty’s car. Charlie Petty loaded his car on Monday for the West and it left Durham on Tuesday with Billie Allan in charge of the stock. Mr. and Mrs. Petty and family also left on Tues- day for their home after spending several months in this neighborhood. You’ll find just what you want in our Grocery Department. Our Groceries are always fresh our Shoesjfor the Whole Family . . . YOU’LL SEE THE Most Stylish and Most Artistically Tailored Ready-2-wear Garments Ever Produced come See the New Spring Styles For Men, Young men and Boys Do not delay coming here to see our magnificent display of Clothing for men, young men and boys. Every. new style, fabric, pattern and coloring is in the collection. Our prices are sure to surprise you. Varney. T, 1907 ROBERT BURN ETT - A BIT DIFFERENT A MITE SMARTER A SHADE NEWER READY g Alsrge number of people old and iyonng are complaining from the ef fects of colds or grippe throughout. {Glenelg. A large portion of the aged passed swny during the last five Tweaks”. In St. John’s E. 0. come g.tery Pomona. there was a. funeral once-s week since New Years, end we find that very few are left of the dear old peOple who bore the burden of pioneer life in, the township of Glenelg Lmbton St. will give as a call. There is a charming variety. The trimmings and shapes are small and largeâ€"the majority on the mushroom order. We begin the season Wednesday. March 6th. Some have already given us their Easter orders. We went to make this season one of the best. We want your custom and will try and please _you if you A-‘ As Easter comes in about three weeks. we invite those who want Millinery for the Easter holiday to call at any time and we will show you through our carefully selected stock of Last Saturday’s storm blockaded the road running north and south badly as we can teetify from our ex- }perience coming lrom Irish Lake on | Saturday evening in wadeing in snow banks up to the neck in some parts. 1 while in others they were fairly pass- iable. However we managed to get home on Sunday morning thanks to ikind friends who convinced us from pressing our journey all the way by persuading us to stop over night at I their comfortable residence We always read with much inter. est. Mr. Blakescon’s writings and we might add that he was one of those good hearted men who supported all good causes while a resident. of Price- ville. irrespective of denominations! feelings. Millinery We are sorrv to hear of Mrs. Henry Patterson’s illness. She had no go to Toronto hospital for an Operation {or appendicitis last. week We sincere- ly hape to hear of this estimable lady’s restoration to health. Mr. Fothergill. who had‘Puit 6m; MISS DICK For EASTER Top Cliff. HA TS Dru-hm, Ont. WEARS ..__ vvuwfl DIVUL’ WUUIO Quite a bilsy time as Sparlinz'8 mill 3 or 4 miles north of this place. drawing lags, wood. etc. We must. not. go too far north for fear our good friend R. T. will be covered wizh timber and nearly half tone basement. 'v â€"â€"vâ€"' Jdeg Campbell was busy teaming .o'utjgy for a few days last week. 3100 huge on extensive farm of over t.w_,o_ hundred acres. Bob mm emu-’Rids the fort '- 'Misb fichsB; our good lady teach- pr, is “Ways on duty at early mom. anow_ sgorm or sunshine. ctueed the water to get very low at our mills in Priceville and last Friday night’s Ehgw didn’t. amount. to much. Arch. MCDouald is- So have a Sale on the 6th and Malcolm McInues on the 12th of March. Ferguson Bros.’sale lasn week was quite a. success. Oue horse went as high 1138225 and auonher for $175 and everything recordingly, News comes from the North West that the weather has taken a change lately and that an early spring is ex peasad * Mr. Edward Harrison. south of this place. had a cow that gave birth to triplet: lately. Two of chem gre living. The Rev. Mr. Matheson. of Price- ville. was unable to take the aauvices on Sunday last. owing to a. bad cold the: efiecced his throat. All the churches were elimly at. tended last. Sunday on account. of bad roads. Miss Maggie Hooper, of this place, visited with her friend, Miss Me Arthur of_ the 4th of Glenelg for a few dnys lasr week. Mr. John Green, of Kleinberg, paid his friend Arch. J. McDonald 0 visit {0113 few days a} week ago. livan’s farm rented, moved to David McIntyre’s. Egremont, on the hat. day of February, as be rented Dave’s farm. Mr. and Miss MoArthur. of Latona. visited friends at. Hopeville and on thg_‘Dugh9m _Road. Glenelg. lasn week. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE At the meeting of Artemesis coon. oil on Saturday strong petitions were presented for and against the forma- tion of a new union school section. The sections afieoted would be N or 8. (Portlsw) in Artemesis and the ad. joining section in Osprey. Mr. 303. Clinton is the new cars. taker of the Methodist church. , The appointmedt was'maie last week. . Mr. P. McKhee of N ottawa, brother of W. T. McKee of this place, had his shoulder dislocated a .few days ago by an upset from his cutter; Amarried woman’s concert is to be given here on the evening of the 15th inst. by the married women of the Methodist church. The Womens’ ‘Inscicnce meetings are growing in interest. Last weeks’ masting was well attended and thg subjects for "discussion were dealt with in a profiublo manner” We have to thank Miss Ina. Beanie foraoopy of her pretty new song, ‘Panline.” The music by Madden Company, Chicago, is bright. and catchy. ~ Work on the Boyd. Blekely mill] d'am has been euepended sill efter the from leaves the ground when the job can be more euccessfullv and speedily completed‘. The congregations at Waldemar 'and The Maples. near Orangeville. have moderated in a call in favor of Rev L. W 'I‘hom, of this place. whose congregations have been cited to appear at the meetings of Presby- tery at Orangeville on the 12th inst. when the call will be formelly pre- sedted $800, stipend, a free manse and three weeks holidays is. we understand the ofier being made in the call. Mr. and Mrs. Thom have! many friends here who will regret! their removal. .l ,‘vâ€" '_" Presbyterian cemetery so Colling- wood. has resigned the position. and will 1n future devote his tune to fruit. and poultry raising. The Enterprise says “Mr. Fisher has been a. good officer and many will re- gret his retirement.” Mr. John Fisher, 9. member of the Fisher family of this township for the past eight years caretaker of the A. died some years ago. The surviv- iug members of her family are, Mrs John Kerr and Mrs. Cornfield. of this place. Robt. T. on the east back line, and Mrs. Black. in Peel county. One sister Mrs. T. Chapman of Egre- mout also survives and was present at the funeral. The deceased was very highly respected and her family have the sympathy of many friends in their bereavement. -v ,_ â€"â€"â€"v vv “V‘V she lived till six yeare ago when she made her home with her son in law Mr. Jos. Cornfield. of this place One pop Wm. J. and daughter Sarah .l. “Bellamy.“fio-nt-hl; meetings .will be held, that for April will be on the first Friday in the month in the Bap- tist church. On Saturday last death again visit- ed this place and removed another old resident in the person of Mrs. Jane White. relict of the late Mr. David White of Artemesia. The es- teemed lady had long been a sufferer with asthma and seized with la grip some days ago her weakened consti- tution was unable to overcome the malady. The funeral took place to the public cemetepy here on Monday, Rev. L. F. Kipp conducting the bur- ial service.- The deceased who was 72 years of age, was born in the ’county of Tyrone. Ireland. At ten years of age she came to Canada and lived in Vaughan township. county of York, until she was married 54 years ago. The day of her death was the anniversary of her wedding day. Soon after her marriage she came with her husband. who met with sudden death 25 years ago, and settled on the east back line where Mme Belle Bondsman and Florence v' vâ€"- w“ V E. Tryon of Fleshert-on.“a'nd Messrs: Rowe, Ennis, and Thompson of Mark- _dale were the Judges and decided in favorvof the affirmative. Soles were rendered by Miss Z:tts Trimble and Mr. Ed Bentham, of this place. The Markdule League furnished refresh- ments and an enjoyable evening was spent. A Teachers’ Training Class which will doubtless be of service in Sunday Scheol work here has been organized with officers as follo ws:-â€"-Pree. Mr. M. K. Richardson; Vice Pres. Charles Stewart, Richard Allan; Sec-trea. W. On Tuesday evening of last week about twenty‘members of the Ep- worth League here paid the sister League at Markdale a fraternal visit. During the evening an interesting debate took place. the subject being, “Resolved that the love of fame is a more powerful motive in human af- fairs than the love of money.” The aflirmaVive was taken by Messrs. Ed- gar Bellamy and Stanley Thurston. of Flesherton. and the negative by Messrs. W. Irwin and J. Montgomery of Markdale; Dr. Caldwell and C. Early on Monday morning of last week the Anderson family on the old Henderson homestead near Mt. Zion Methodist church sufiered a heavy loss by the destruction of their home by fire. Mr. Anderson, Jr. had risen and started a fire in the cook stove. He went out to the barn and soon after the house was found to be in flames which made such rapid head w'av that the inmates yet in bed barely escaped with their lives. The contents including an organ. sewing machine, and' other valuables were nearly all destroy ed. also about $6 in cash' Attempting to save some of the contents Mr. Anderson Sr.. was severely burned on the hands and arms. No insur- ance but, neighbors and friends are kindly contributing towards the loss sustained. Flesherton. EA. 3. HUNTER§ Héikikilafiléék CHURNS As‘ spring is fast abproaching the increase in your supply of milk will give rise to the need of a new and up-to-date Churn. We have the Daisy. Highest Prices Paid for' All Kinds of Grain in Any Quantities * We have everything you require in‘ the line of W * Builders’ Hardware. Call in and inspect our in- i 5* Side (1001' SGT/.8 and front door sets. All the latest fie * Amerlcan fimshes with prices that will surprise you. as :1; Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass, 3; i Putty, Varnishes, Wire of all if; Kinds, Graniteware, Tinware, 31% %Vl§ “"5 Stoves, Furnaces and all. kinds ale 3‘}: %"é 9% of Seeds at Right Prices. 3* AV/ Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets All druggista refund the money if it fails to cure E. W. Grove’e signature is onleach box. 250 Our budget. last week was mailed here in good time. Miss McClocklin of Durham is sup-' plying this week on our school stafl,{ for Miss Farquharson who is at A home ill with the prevalent cold. l Mr. Geo. Blackburn and sister May, are spending a few days with rel- atives at Collingwood. , ~ a: fig This new and up-twdate Hardware Store has been * ale opened to supply Durham and surr‘ounding counâ€" % *3 try with the very best i Mr. Burns of Sprucedale is visit- ing his aunt. Mrs. Geo. Stewart and other relatives here. Mrs. (Dr.) Henderson of Toronto, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J 08. Black- burn. Richardson are in Toronto attonding the millionery Openings Mrs. A. Bentham was called to Toronto on Saturday on account of illness of hir grandchild baby Shep- _-_.l Mr Edgar Bellamy has been spend ing a week with his sister at Owen Sound, Mrs. M. K. Richardson is spending a week with'her daughter Mrs. Lucas at Markdale. Mr. Emerson Bellamy is home from the Military School, London. Miss Christene Richardson has returned from visiting friends in Owen Sound Dr. E. F. Armstrong of Cobalt, Spent a day here last week with his mother. pard §*%%*%%%*%*%%**%***%**Â¥*** TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY dam of ”or”. run. Then your blood must be in a very bad condition. You certainly know what to take, then take itâ€"Ayer’s Sarsa- parilla. If you doubt, then consult your doctor. We know what he will say about this 'grand old family medicine. We are sole agents in Durham for the Keen Kutter a}? Axe, the best in America. Everyone guaranteed before leaving the store. is Aw. Pale, Thin, Nervous .7 Wofinaomt Vomit-l minus-«511mm Stone Opens! [M Store (Eggs: at7am. r 8 ; -t630pm. {m unfit-ammmm .- --â€".....A_._._- - A yerfs BUILDERS’ HARDWARE 3' fair um “.31! in Canadaâ€"the Gurney Foundry Co of Toronto. STOVES i on 114 cures ' scalds ' woum swelli made? ' ,~_'_,, Vvvvl...l“t‘, T'V. on horse, and for human usr cures burns‘ bruises, Sprai's scalds, sores. ulcers, all flouh wounds, externat inflamaciou. swellings. lame back injurim made by rusty nails, etc Have you tried a bMtle of our “Silver Pine Healing Oil?” 'I‘h mosu wonderful remedv fm bruises. some, all flesh wound~, external inflamanon Spraim Our sale Of Stock F and is increasing; every day, because people are enmâ€" mencing to know the value of it. We have just opened out another superior lot of Horse Blankets, all wow. and very nice shapes The prices will allow you to keep your horses oom- fortable. There is nothing to equal the “ Penn Esther” Range as a baker and fuel saver. Our Heating Stoves are worthy of inspection. and our prices will suit every purchaser. - You should secure some of our Aluminum goods for kitchen use. N o more scorched or burnt dinners by using them. Have you seen our Elec- tric Light Fixtures win- dow? We have lately received an immense ship- ment of Lamps and Shades which we are selling at reduced prices. We are still doing].r bust ness at the same old stand. in the same old way, with the same , old customers, and as many new ones as call on us. We sell every- thing you require in Hard- ware, Silverware, Granite- ware and Tinware. HARDWARE '. BLACK.