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Elassified Advenisemems 01 J â€"- - ‘. 0 I . _ A ' . 1. E. G R. in the Township of (ileuelg. 100 acre.‘ known as the “McKin- noa Farm“ at the Rocky Saugeen. Im- mediate possesduu given. For particulars apply {0 J. 1’. Telford. 3 11-07fltf new brick 1101 land first class Snap to quick? ance at J..‘_. per Dunn, Vendor' V A ._ cession West at the in the Tuwnship 0f ) Conmv of Grey. Fur D J. l’. ’l‘elta'rzl, Barnster. Jan. :5. 12»00.-â€"-1f __â€"- .1a‘:. 250 1W 10‘) faremnn? nearlv 3‘ in gnnd state pf :Xh'JV'AIlOD able barn an tfile. Feb 2211(1 1903) -ti f/fl ‘ BEING PART OF 7 H11“ :30 At‘lihs Lot Number 0‘). in the lst lecessiqn ‘ mthe Townshlp north pf the 1m ban} Roan. .. of Bemim‘k. belnngmg {o the \\ 1150:). Eatate and leased in Mr. Artuur Hunt, must be 'lnw The Esmfe. Possession Ist For mnhcr pzu'txqulars and to flu-”‘19s H. Gill, Agent, terms «mph Dlxxe. ()uuury wt Peel. Unmrxo. 5 5183’ lfitlxvâ€"t '. an: 1113mm? iéiifi'flsHBEING .J an mntvl1c1‘1;n nf U Lot ‘17. umcesflon 1:5, luVVuaxuy v. horrranby- This i< :L highly improved farm in goal Iocality. Anyone wishing to buy a first-class farm on 8353’ terms of pay- ment rhnuld communicate at. once with MacKay ct Dunn, Vendor's Solicitors Macliay ct Dunn. June 25, 1901â€"“. 11“!) £1 “(1 and 11x91}, bar 1: t0 .Iuseph Caims, June 7,â€"6 w pd. V ‘II 1'; 44‘ I .1 54.â€" ... ,7 Varney. Good rough cast building. Gum! stabiimr. shed and other conveniences. About, iiiree quarters of an aere of ground. The mmer is anxisms to sell and a. quick pinch-her will get abargain. Mrs. Wm. Crew-fwd, \‘m‘xxey Ont. March 213*” I of Saddler street i ham, in the county uf acres more or less. Fm lars applv to J. P. T8111 01“ Dm’imn Dec. 2.â€"tf. I l g ‘ e It r a S ‘ e 0'}â€" ‘21â€"’13” [IOTEL A'l‘ -‘ i} -‘LuuA. \I‘. .- V _ .Queen and C(qutess Streetsâ€"goo locahon‘ .Inices reasonable “\ppl) to Thus Smxth or at the Post Ufiice. ma). 20â€" tf. UVVV wv---_. storey dwelling. alongside Presby terian Manse property in Upper Town, Durham, Corner of Durham and Elgin streets. Seven rooms. pantry, closets, cement floored cellar, etc. Good airy loca- tion in good locality. Good hard and soft water. one acre at land. Snap for quick purchaser. For further particu- lars apply to John W. McKechnie, Owner, Rocky Saugeen P. O. ma 1.: ‘ UVU “Mb-â€" - ._ -fi, {1 Home. \‘fill sell cheap to quick buy- er.~â€"Jame.~; Aflunson. May 25rd.â€"-tt. D for registration. C010? one year. \'\ 111 sell fight. Rocky Saua‘een. ' March '23â€"tf. Farms for Sale. THE U teen months old C for registration. Price Wm. Smith $13,171, mile F ARK LOT NUM‘BE‘R 1:5 NORTH :M BER oémPROVED VAL- ‘v , “monoh. “par .‘ M,â€"â€"â€" I u U A 1" Sheep me mo and three mars old. Apply to ’1 hes. Scarf Sons Rocky Sau- UCU- A]. an. --’â€"_ mer’s, Upper TORâ€"n; Durham. May 2ndâ€"tf. about, six miles Irm 1’«.s.~'e;~‘.~‘mu at (.nce, . ,___ 1. Best grices. Consult m_e when Geo. H_._1\. Midford.n5t11dxo Mr. ‘ _.._ W Servant girls. Applv at once at Dr. Jamieson’ s. â€" ‘_â€"- ‘ ”LUV-U 4-“- - _-______ _ 1‘ unfiersigned, ‘2: year-Hugs, '1 steer red 3nd wh xte. and 1. hexfer blue and white. Information wxll be thankfully receivedâ€" John Ewen, Rocky Saugeen. ACRES LUOL .21. VV-‘ ' - ‘ all cleared and (1. 5px ingc reek 111 to Chmch and sch hool. }.~‘)' 19:215. Apply to J. G. 'HORTHOR. ousrsaéin FURNITURE IN- cludin Room Suite. on Range, 9: a new Parlor Suit, 3 Dining New Parlor Hooker and Kitch- for wood or coaLâ€"Apply to H. _,-..- “.,‘___..~_-â€" _. 00 D HEAstgnj EX YEA}: OLD '. 1st. 1906â€"tf. M3 snomnom BULL FOUR 1“”.L‘l- ACE ES lb _â€"‘._â€".. .â€"â€".â€" HAXDii-E'TEB BEST PI.AN‘OS _AT (5001) SOLID £31.05: TWO m mm or Bentinck. 208 acres; 1m 1:9 tun large bank barns all cleared except 20 acres. Q1:300 dorm. bal- ck p111c1m~‘:r.- per cent. uwply t0 3130K“? .ur ~2 Solici tors. 236013â€"41. ;‘ 55' .. "â€" â€"â€" .â€" â€"-â€"- __.-..â€"---_._-â€"__ ,, ANTED TWO EXPERIENCED Siock for Sale. L'oé‘t or Strayed. 11mm. PROPERTI OAT gawk \V anted J1 L A u...--., â€"-___ gmd brick “0:81.. good Stable urn 1“._.:- full partxculars apply aims. (Legion 1’ 0, ()nt. Help ‘Nanted. EMBED SHROPSHIRE :wricxxlars apply A‘ vâ€"â€".___ street in the Town ofDur- nnty nt‘ Grey, containing4 ss. For terms and particu- P.Te1ford, Vendor’s Solici- ULJ quvâ€" t .the. Garafrax or )(ox'manby, ‘ur pagfilculars ‘ ‘A- in the for Sale. in and term a'giVen 191: 0rd, Solicitor for 7 H1806 -â€"-tt I m DIVISION 91? N BULIZ. ELIGIBLE tion. Coloz'.dz1rk1_‘0a11. Age sellright. Wm. Leggette, {rum Durham. Good we. Gutivd land. Must 00115.1 Durham. .d. heirâ€"red. Eligible Priye right. . Apply to mlles cast of Durham. ACRES BEING 1:}, Township of , highly improved Anyone wishing to J . Lafi- ON The Barnav‘do farm near Russel has been closed and will be ofiered for sale Rev. W. Price. of Meaford. Ont, has received a call from the Baptist con gregation of Dauphin. Iron has been - discovered in the‘ Roblin districc, and already a number of claims have been located and en- tered for. The Dauphin Herald has been pur- chased by a. company. composed of a number of the leading men of the town. who are Conservatives in poli- tics. of an eight \Vard 1. An Englishman, Who is rival. was engaged by An Englishman, Who is a new ar- rival. was engaged by a farmer. Nexn day he was sent out to gather the eggs. He returned with a. num- ber of large eggs, saying there were several small ones which he left to grow. a-v 1n Edmonton. with a population of about 11,000. land is selling higher than in is in Toronto. 1: is expected that the banks will arrest the pro- gress by refusing to lend any more money. invented ahog feeder that grinds the grain before the hogs eat it. The h0g5 themselves. as they root. around trying to get. the feed. furnish the motive power. _ _ ‘ One thousand six hundred and eighteen homesteads in the Doukho- bor reserve in Saskatchewan were thrown Open for homesteading on June lst. The Doukhebors refused to fulfil the conditions required by law. and as a result the homesteads are open for entry again. At Yorkton a great scramble for homesteads took place. There were at least two applicants for every available homestead. Many of the men. in order to hold their positions in the line, remained standing for thirty or forty hours in spite of a‘ heavy rain which fell during part of3 the time. Some gave up hOpe and :went west to look for homesteads. ‘Some of the Doukhobors came over and wanted their homesteads back but were told they would have to i take their chances in the line-up now. Some of the farmers have finished seeding while others have much to do yet. The warm weather and the rain have causeda great change in the appearance of the country. lEverywhere as far as eye can see green fields stretch out, while the leaves are fast coming out on the (11383. Gilbert Plains, Man. A large number of dead moose have been found in the Duck and Riding Mountains this spring. Some of them were covered with insects. which. it is thought, caused their death. Others appear to have died from weakness owing: to the scarcity of food during the severe winter, the great depth of snow hindering their movements to a considerable extent. Twenty English young ladies, in charge of a chaperon, have arrived in the West, as a result of a letter in the London Times, in which the cor- respondent pointed out the need of women of education and refinement in the Canadian west, as housekeep- ers and prOSpective Wives of bache- lors. If the experiment proves sat- isfactory others will likely follow. A somewhat serious shooting case occurred near Grandview recently One morning when Joe. Storey. a farmer living about seven miles West of Grandview. was returning to his home he saw a man carrying 03 some cf his belongings. \Vhen he tried to irevent him hefihot him in the neck. Storey. who was able to give an ac- count of his assailant, was taken tol the h05pital at Dauphin, and. accord- ing to latest reports. is likely to re- cover A warrant was issued and Jos. Winn, who was found hiding in his own cellar. was arrested. He has been placed in sale keeping until his preliminarytrial takes place. To THE EDITORDF CI-moxICLE : Winnipegosis man is said to have ,LL- DEAR SIR,â€"\Vith your permission I write. through the columns of your paper. to thank Mr. Wm. Black, Hardware Merchant, of your town, for his valuable assistance to me and an the same time allow my farmer friends to know how important aper. son he is, not only in his own line of business, but also in other lines. Last winter I had a mare sick and rushed to town for Mr. Wolfe, Vet- erinary Surgeon. but he was sick and In our THE STANDARD BANK I No Delays in making Withdrawals , Interest added four times a year Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches. IT WAS A MARE-ICLE. â€"'â€" -roomed brick school in Savings Department. Deposits of $1 and upwards are received. on which the highest current rate of interest is allowed. that grinds the 5 eat it. The ‘ OF CANADA Head Office . - - ‘ - - Toronto $1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT john Belly. Manager . 50 AT HARRISTON ‘AND PRICEVILLE ESTABLISHED 1.73 would not leave his house. I then called on Mr. Black and he ashed- me to describe the case. His reply was. “ I will give you a dose that will kill 1 or cure.” which he did. I hastened c home. expecting to see my mare dead. 1 but round her Still alive and a num 1 her of neighbors watching to see her '1 die. With their assistance I got heri; to take the dose and in half an hour 1 she showed signs of improvement. 1 The neXt day she was all right. On Thursday hat I had another mare ‘ take sick while working on the rail- way. My man drove her in to get treated by Mr. Wolfe but he was from ‘home, and the delav and driving made her considerably Worse. My man then called on Mr. Black who ordered her taken to the hotel stable where she commenced tossing herself in great agony, and before Mr. Black had an opportunity to treat her she had knocked considerable skin off diflerent parts of her body. How-l ; her a dead mare. In about half an , hour she showed signs of improve- ment and in about two hours later she was on her way home. 'l‘o-day E she is as well as ever I think Mr. r Black saved me $300 on these two 1 08898. Hâ€" Pains in the stomach. colic and diarrhoea are quickly relieved by the use of Chamberlain’s Cholic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale at Parker’s Drug Store. The “Western Fair” of London, Ont., is again to the front with great preparations for 1907. The dates this year are Sept. 6th to 14th. A large amount of money has been expended upon the grounds and building this year and everything will be in a first class condition for the comfort and convenience of visitors and ex hibitors. Several thousand Prize Lists have al- ready been mailed and hangers and large posters are being sent out. Several new classes have been added Eto the Prize List There will be al kfirst class for ponies. There will also be a dog show this year in connection with the Exhibition The interest of the exhibitors has been carefully con- sidered in arranging the Prize Lists. The Attraction Committee will pro- vide a very interesting and entertain- ing program. Knabenshue with his airship will be seen daily. The Sec- ...21! LA I‘ll 01111) vv--- retary, Mr. A M Hunt, Will be bitiou on application to the office, London,0nt. A lady cusromer of ours had suffer‘ ed with teeter for two or three years.1 It. got so bad on her hands that she could not, amend to her household duties. One box of Chamberlain’s Salve Cured her. Chamberlain’s medicines give splendid satisfaction in this community.-â€"M. R. RODNEY 85 Co., Almond Alta Chamberlain’s medicines are for sale at Parker’s ; Drug Store. Oh king ot the forest that grows above all ! In spring time you’re splendid. your’e weeping in fall; The sap you produce it is a rear treat, The bees in the hive don’t make honey more sweet. Your green, leafy branches oftimes I have seen. Are more dear to our bosom than the crown of a queen. And every Canadian loves this em- blem dear, l They would die for their countm. l I know, without fear. Farewell to my country, the home of my childhood 1 The land of my fathers. sweet Erin asthore, Now I am sailing across the deep ocean. _ Never again to return to thee more. I b Western Fair, London. AN EXILE’S FAREWELL. Colic and Diarrhoea. bei Tetter Cured. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Yours truly. Axmmw PICKEN. (The home of Mr. and Mrs. James Atkinson was the scene of a pleasant, occurence on Tuesday. June 18th, high noon, the occasion being the marriage of their daughter. Miss Emma, to Mr. Jesse McClure, of To- ronto. They left on the afternoon train to take up their residence in the Queen City, 309 Concord Ave. We wish the young couple long life and happiness. - Miss Maggie Lindsay, accompanied by her brother Edward. left. some time ago for Invermay, N. W. We wish them success in their new home. Mrs. John Hewitt, who has been under the weather the past couple of weeks, we are pleased to say is im- proving at, time of writing. ‘ 5' The hand of death again visited Q this community on Monday. June 17. 1 and took from amongst us a bright f and intelligent young life in the per- ' son of Joseph Staples. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Staples. De- ceased had been ill for some time but until a week or so ago it was heped he would be able to fight his way back to health and strength again, i but it was otherwise decreed and on the above mentioned date the Spark of life fled despite medical skill and loving attendance for all that could be done was done for him. All who knew Joe will miss his cheerful face and winning manner. His remainsl were interred on Wednesday after- noon in Trinity church cemetery, whither they were followed by a large number of sorrowing friends and neighbors. His teacher and schoolmates joined to pay a last trib- ute by marching alongside the hearse from house to grave. The casket was most beautifully decorated with wreaths of flowers. The pail-bearers were. Percy Davis, Nathaniel Whit . more, Fred Whitmore, Arthur Davis, : Richard Barker, Howlrrd VVhitmore. I” ."r I ‘l nlcuux u “31-1 AOL , Jul-v UV ‘U. v. v .__ ____ Rev Mr. Farquharson conducted the service at both house and grave. We Wish to extend our sympathy with that of the whole community to the sorrowing family in this their sad bereavement Miss Annie Staples, who came home to attend her brother’s funeral. returned to Toronto Tuesday after- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Staples, of Han- over, attend d the funeral of the former’s nephew last Wednesday. AGRICULTURE IN HIGH SCHOOLS The Ontario government 13 esrab- lishing an agricultural section in six collegiate institutes and high schools ‘ in Ontario, at which agricultural knowledge along the lines of the On-l tario Agricultural *College will be imparted. The teachers appointed to this work are selected by the De- partment and must be graduates of the Ontario Agricultural College. We understand that R. E. Mortimer _B. S. A.. of Honeywood, has been 1 appointed to take charge of the class in the Coilingwood Collegiate Insti- tute â€"Shelburne Free Press. If you would enjoy to morrow take Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets to-night. They produce an agreeable laxative eHect, clear the need and cleanse the Stomach. f‘l hample free at Parker’s Drug Milton Hannah. son oi Mrs John Hannah, of Shelburne. met with a serious accident on Sunday last. He, with some other boys. were on the road to sunday School when they stOpped in front of the marble works and were rocking ore of the monu- ments. The stone possibly got shift- ed on its base and swayed mm the point of balance. The boy tried to keep it from falling but as it weighed about eight hundred pounds he was drawn down with it. and it crushed #1; Darkies’ Corners. “-“VVâ€" "' his right hand on the aSphalr pave- ment and out a piece off the toe of his right-foot shoe. He hurried to Dr. Rooney’s office where the hani was 'lreesed. Hi~ index finger escap- ed with a severe bruising of the nail and the other three had to be umpu' rated above the first joinr.â€"â€"Shel- borne Free Press. Breathe Hyomei and Relief and Cure Will be Guaranteed. If you have catarrh with ofiensivei breath, burning pain in the throat} difliculty in breathing, raising of mucous, discharge from the nose. tickling or drOpping from the back of the throa, coughing epasms, etc.. begin the use of Hy-o-mei at once. Hy-o-mei is made from nature’s soothing oils and balsams and con- tains the germskilling properties of the‘pine woods. Its medication is taken with the air you breathe. 80 What it reaches the most remote part of the respiratory organs. killing all catarrhal germs and soothing any ir- ritation there may.be in themucous membrane. . ‘L ’â€" “nan“ 51 V 05 aunts; vvvvvvv All druggiste should be able to supplyyou with Hyomei or We will aenddt by mail on receipt of price, $1.00, and every package is sold with .the distinct understanding that. it costr nothing unless it _cgrgs. We do not want; anyom unless Hyomei gives relief and we absolutely agree t1 will be refunded unless t] Siveg seblsfaction. ‘ 1.1; Lost Three Fingers To-night “"1035 l" VVVVV ei Company; Bnfialo. if and 9‘1er than money the remedy Score. N THE MATTER OF T ES. 1 tate of Samuel Lawrence the Elder, late of the Township of Glenelg. m the qungy of Qreyzfagmer deceased “Wm ___‘_ ‘Eâ€"n-n‘m‘ ‘A UUUUby U1 VIC). - w-.--v- â€"â€"'.â€"_-_- Notice is hereby given pursuant to “The Revised Statutes of Ontario” 1897 Chapter 129. that all creditors and others having claims against the estate ofvthe said Samuel 1 Lawrence the Elder. who died on or about the 10th day of March. A. D. 1907. are re- quired. on or before the 6th of July. A. D. 1907. to send by post. prepaid. or deliver to the Executors of the last will and testament 1 oi the said disce’ased. their christian and surnames. addresses and descriptions. the hill particulars of their claims, the state- mentof their accounts and the nature of the securities. it any. held by them. And further take notice. that after such. last mentioned date the said Executors will Proceed to distribute the assets of the de~ ceased among the parties entitled thereto. havmg regard only to the claims of wlnch thtfv shall then have notice, and that the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets or 33W part thereof to any i mean nr wâ€"vvâ€" v_ __ 7 ersons of whose claims 1mm 0 shall in awe been received by them at the tsirm such distribution. Dated the Fifth Day of June. A. JAMES HOPKINS. Durham 1’. 0. WM. McFADDEN, Durham 1’. O. ( Executors of the last Will and Testament of Samuel Lawrence the Elder, deceased. AN LED .LU\VJ.‘ULJ.L.L u; ”u“ tinck in the County of G1ey,being composed of the nest half at Lot numbex twenty eight in the fifth concession of t e said township of Bentinck. ’-'w-vâ€"- _ The estate-of William Lonney. deceased, will be offered for sale on the. 13th of J 1113" A. D. 1907. at Hahn‘s Hotel. Durham. at the 11011? of 2 pm. There is agood bank barn and good house, on the said premises also well water- V“ The farm must be sold tOclose up the said William Lonney estate. Terms 10 per cent on day of sale, and balance at 230 days with- out int. rest. For further particulars apply ~ iiiii \\'\ -1. I- Dated June 6th 1907, Registered (llvdesdale Stallion “BANKER” For the $035.01) uf 1W l7, Gummy: MI(:U'1‘(.).\' has full chargv nf thee :flmw named Registered Stank m. and paw )ns wishing tn use thv said Staninn. may consult with him. and makv arrangi- monts at» huts (31 k (32. (You. 35’. N. I). J’. Bankm Horses in 1 Notice to Creditors Of Valuable Township Pr0per'ty 10HRHM1 FOUNDRY \111 1110 11111111115 of Spec-.1: 11 E11111 11111011 \1 11111111 1111 5911. Administrators’ Sale Do not spend time and energy in sew- mg, when you can buy excellent For Lawn 21f 1.233(3 and 130 yrd Lawn Aprons L20 250 0a. White Waists’ $1 $1.233 Cashmere Hose 2250 pm." pr. Mill Ends Table Linen C. Smith Sons P HOPRI ETC) RS Millwrights, Machinists, Iron and Brass Founders. and Steam Fitters ..... Special value :11 \\' (J cl‘rtli] to In mg 115 BOOTS SHOES Cutting Boxes, Horsepcmrers3 Wind Stackers, Stock raisers’ Feed Boilers. IN STOCK 0R MADE TO ORDER. Engines and Boiler Repairs promptly executed. RIGHT PRICES AND GOOD WORK. Special attention to Gaso. line Engine repairs. THE TOWNSHIP GP 13153- '. McEACHERX . McDULTGALL 50c less than cast, (.f the material. '. SMITHâ€"8: SONS Flannellette Shirts Sash 5’ Doors CHOICE Breakfast Bacon And Pure Lard MANUFACTURERS OF .HJ ~I 2:1 2.. »:~. :17; 2:. 9:53. 3» 323.. Q VJCGW . McArthur ii. \V. LIMIN. 'li'n remind um' customers us their \\ 001 thus season. m‘ 10 J I’ T,e1f0rd Administr’ators Sulicitor Julm Ola! 1‘ Auctione ex imvrvsting plices. Administrators 0. Out. 0. Out. D. 1907 Specialty Mid=Summer Millinery . Opening . Next Tuesday and \Vednesday. we, are. having our mid-summer millinery npening. whvn We will showxome stunning clients in large Trimmed Sailor and Lingerie Hat-s. we got our infornmtion «lit-vet; from New York regarding tlw latest sty- les. As a matter of factmu' hats are all Smart, and Stylish. and wha t, is most important, absolutely (301°- ; revt. Evm'ylmlyin town and surround- ing“ country is cordially invited 1‘” call and inspvcc um' display on H: ‘ ithVt‘ (hues. MISS DICK Dmham JUNE 26 AND 27 Men’s g People ’5 Mills Store Vestsâ€"Wu hmw- some 31i(_-u1n111v1'11.< in Faun-y VHSTS 21? ‘125. Shil‘tSâ€"Spvvizll Int < bf the seaasnns BUST Slylvs in White near stripes and figm'o-Js. sum“ with 211T- A blend of): Manitoba and .1. Ontario wheat; and is :L strictly first class family fimu'. Footwearâ€"Mm 1 ’5' Black Patent Loathvr and Our pure Manitoba flour, made. from N0. 1 Manitolm wheat. cannot be beat for either bakers 01" douwstic use. HARRY BURNETT Is made from selected winter wheat and is a, superior artxcle for makmg pastry. etc. Men’s, Boys’ Youths’ Furnisher Constantly on hand the best brands of Rolled Oats. Also 0111' make of Rolled Cereal, the best on the. market. Also Chopped Oats. Min-(10110;). Peat Chop, Bean Shorts and Feed Flour. Special Reduction on Flour in 5 and 10 Bag Lots. Goods delivered anywhere in town. Chopping Done Every Day All up-to-dabe flour and feed and grocers keep our flour for sale. If your grocer does not keep it. come to the mill and we will use you right. Call us up by telephone No. 8. A11 kinds of Gram bought at Market 0111" Hats :11‘1) $111 Wizlll)’ suite}!11111111'5111'1113'11'19211' They are thv NE‘V 1191117111“ 5111111138 11f fzm'll 211111 {1121\«11'. “The \Vih’un Label" is :1- «_r':11;11 1111111: 111' satisfac- 11011â€"151005. 1'111111 $1 .00 T1) $.L00. t: "iCth (ufi's, and some \\ ith mayalate (:- ufis. Prices 740 in $1.3“). Calf BOOTS. made 011 St\ 11~11 Good Fittinw lasts 81m 1191' Lac-0d Sh lpHS, all prices. June 27, 1907 PASTRY FLOUR IRY OUR XE\V CHOPPER. fiififi SOVEREIGN ECLIPSE WE KEEP TH Ii On Lax'io and