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# 6 4% n 5 l ies reuee s 11 mt .. ie t e over. fi td i oz o en nmte snn «eesxnnannxenntnnmnnxennneme mss essm ann Mess circles. We are yvery sorry to lose Mr Alâ€" dred from our community and be will be greatly m ssed, as a neighbor and triend, and in the Methodist church Mr Wm Backus has rented Mr John Aldred‘s farm for three yvears and the latter intends going West in a month or so. The choir met for practice at the home of Mr Eavid Leith. on Saturday evening and bad a very pleasant time. Mrs Dickleman and Mrs John Morâ€" ice visited Holstein friends, Thuarsday of last week. Mr and Mrs Chas. Ramage attended the entertainment held here Friday evening and were guests over night with Mr Wm Johnston. Mr Robt Morice has rented the kouse, ‘formerly be‘onging to Wm Smith from Mr Bert Marshall and will move there before long. We are glad they are going to remain in our neighborhood. Miss Louisa Gadd came home Thursâ€" day from Toronto. She wilf spend a fev weeks with triends here before leaving for the West, where she inâ€" tends spending the summer. Mr and Mrs John Carson, of Durâ€" ham, were visiting at Mr Wm Caldâ€" well‘s for a tew days last week. cleanâ€"out prices Specials in Groceries CANACORNE«.«. : :1..«..~%.ss + .: : s C CCOLKEEMG. «.. ...«..cs 2. se«s .« â€" P Calt ECARK.... /..« i1 . .ss s« «s ABH #cans Tomatues....... ...... ... . 265C 3 cans Pumpkins............... . 25¢ 3 cans Bhwfierries.l...... «+ 8M Ctins Sardines................ . . 25¢ 2 tins No, 1 Red Salmon .. ... ... .25 3 tins No. 1 Kippered Herring. .25¢ THe PEOPLE‘S STORE) Dry Goods CGur great Clearance Sale of Winter Goods will soon be at an end and Sprirg business will take its place. During the next ten days we are going to offer goods at prices that will be history makers. Never before were such indulicaments mnizasA use The special grocery bargains we offer for this week should bring hundreds to this store. _ We had a great run on Canned Goods lat week. Some bought freelyâ€"and came back again and bought, and said that they never got the like before. That‘s the way with ‘"our" groceriesâ€"once used always used. Now, ladies, if you want to chase the kinks out of your husâ€" band‘s face, buy your grocery requirements here and you will be surprised how the wrinkles will smile and fall off. Buy where you get the bestâ€"here. Taylor &Co. Taylor & Co DROMORE ROBERT BURNETT )l New Spring Goods arriving daily in all departments of the store GET WISE wâ€"â€"â€"â€" _â€"â€" <â€"â€"â€"â€" _â€"â€"â€" SHOP HERE. North East Normanby. Keep in â€"Close Touch â€" Witith This â€" Store and its Prices We can offer you anything in Wi _..._â€". . Goll GHCY yoH snytBIL SOMEBODY NEEDS THESE ALL THE TIME 3 cans TOMATOES for... 4 cans CORN for .... Â¥axy 4 cans PEAS for.... . We have a special 30c value CEYLON TEA, which we are selling at 25c. SPECIAL .. ial, dressy styles, ‘Tegt'flar $5.50 ai SPECIAL.......... kiuie‘kslst s . Â¥ +iz3 uy‘ to only Men‘s CARDIGAN JACKETS neat fitting in black or brown. Reo 1 21 pieces Wrapperette in fancy dress stripes, figures and plaids, regular 10 5 only ladies‘ cloth coats, . > GROCERY BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK carload of Redpath Granulated Sugar to arrive y â€" /. M _â€"_¥°0I0g in Winter Goods at § We will not carry them over fi 22 7 _ IH_ROLC CaAt ~P‘‘Lg YU8ILCs5 WIil t@ake its next ten days we are going to hat will be history makers. h inducements placed before the public. nvbesreras ieasn oon n ce " 5 lbs. for uts 4 1. 0 CSE and Wood Mower, 1 M: 1 Bissel disk harrows, 1. 1 set Tolton Harrows, 1 1 ‘t.'wo ‘fur.row plow, 1 t nenrge d 4 0422300 <1 lements and Household P 2, Bentinck, on Everyone should take advantage of this as those who have heard it report it to be both instructive and interestâ€" ing. Along the work of the w. F. M, S. a lecture will be given in Knox church here on Friday eyening by the Rev Thos. Wilson, from Walkerton. It will be accompanied by a large numâ€" ber of lime light views. iy, very heavy L“'I‘:e‘; 1.25, Special. 890 turn Miss Edith Allan, of Egremont been spending a tew days lately her Bister, Mrs Bert Watson. stâ€"class materâ€" $5.50 and $7.00, 7 n CREDIT AUC 6Me NoIFigs................ . 2%5¢ 4 Ibs No. 1 Dates .......... .. ; ... 250 2 tins Pine Apple................25¢ 3 jors Jam (assorted) ..... ... .. .250 2 cans Clarke‘s Corn Beef....... .25¢ 3 cans Clarke‘s Pork and Beans..25¢ 6 bars Sunlight Soup............85¢ 6 bars Pure Castile Bonup ...... . . 25¢ 6 bars Pure Carbolic Soap ......25¢ Proprietor ‘ss goods effects, 7 roc., SPECIAL.. (1C MONDAY, MARCH 19 very heavy TION SALE of Farm Stock 25¢c $ s100 & wa. . 3, 1 2002 JOIDCR, Furniture, Lot 70, _ any day. £....... .20¢ Beans..2%¢ p ... .. . 20¢ Auctioneer remont, has lately with 0ck, Im 70, Con ‘Store next Standard the best business st general store will be tenant. Heated t lights, Apply to N. E Cc Pn NC CuHvUr â€" EOWIL* ship formerly of Glenelg, is around calling on friends and buying a few choice young horses, and we expect atâ€" t»â€"nding to other important business. Success Andy. Mrs®Batty Wright who has been un well for a few days is we are glad to hear harsalt 2. .+" Joe Boyle had to take a three seated rig and a buggy out to Markdale over the rough roads to have a family picâ€" ture taken. We notice a cor to the Durham Reâ€" view suggesting that path masters rfd the ditches of stones next summer, it would be well to have that done on sideâ€"line south of the dutchâ€"line in the near future. John Prie! on the town line is putting up a bank barn this summer, a long felt want and then there will just be one thing wanting, Store § c ind ndaty Ond c ts B0 " c 1 1701A s 4 4 + hustling out timber for a monster barn. Mr E. is going to pall down his barns and ba‘ld greater, and when completâ€" d he will have the best farm buildâ€" ings in this locality. Mrand Mrs Walter Ledingham lef Tuesday for their home near Wey burn Sas. they intended to call on friend> on the way. Frank‘Boyle went along and will work for his cousin Frank Boyle who has been laid off work for over two vears but is now recovering We wish them all God speed. Mr John Parker and his estima ble wife who has been running the Ritchi« farm are in a short time starting for the West, duaring their stay in onr midst they have made many friends, and we as neighbors join in giving our best wishes and may success attend their journey through life. R. E. English and son Carter are Andrâ€" The Western fever is in nearly every home, Chas Duncan, Taylor Hall, Dan and Campbell Livingston start in a few days for the West, there to seek their fortune, four fine stelwart fellows they are and not afraid of work. We wish them the best success. wave of the past few days to rxin. _ Our esteemed teacher, Mr Howie took tea on Sunday evening, with one uf his old schoolmates, Mrs Thos Blair. We understand that Mrs Blair is the only one near, that he knew betore he came here to teach. The Timmins Bros. John and Tom, have rented the old Kerney farm, and intend to branch out a little, espec.alâ€" ly in the stock line, other lines to perh: ps. Mr Wm, Hewitt has engaged to work for Mr Ross, the miller, for the summer months. Will is a Cracker Jack to work and will make things move round Traverston this summer, you bet. Mr John Russ, the miller, has gone into hog raising on a large scale, havâ€" ing bought upwards of a hundred dolâ€" lars worth of brood sows at the Edâ€" wards sale. _ La Grippe is King around here the last couple of weeks, and nearly every one bas felt his unpleasant touch Amongst them. we may mention, Mrs Win Timmins, Miss 3usan Timmins, Mr John Timmins, Mr Wm J. Green wood, Mr Thos Snith, several of E. W Hunt‘s family and R. T. Edwards. Mr A. Wright has pus in a chopper nNear the city of Traverston, and we understand is doing a great bus.ness. We venture to predict that what Abel does will be done well. ‘ March came in like YE are very pieased to report that Mrs Win. Jack has been a litile better these last few days. The Rev Holmes. of Holstein, occuâ€" pied Zion‘s pulpit on Sunday. We a}l #wreatly enjoyed the sermon and beâ€" lieve he has a great future before hiim in his work. Graham has bought the farm and is now quite a large farmer owning, 150 acres. He is a hustler and knows when he has a good thing. And say boys the way he is turnishâ€" ing, looks as though his bachelor days were nearly over. Mr Thos. McNally Jr bas moved from the Glencrogse tarm, to the farm of Mr John Williams, near town. This will be quite handy for Tom. We wish him success in his new home. He is a good neighbor and we are all sorry to luse him. Mr Grabam Timmins has moved unto and taken possession of the farm vacated by Mr Thos. McNally Jr. Mrs Wm. Firth, of Zion corners, spent the whule of last week visiting her daughter, Mrs Holmes, a« Holland Centre. this is is the first time in ber married life that Mrs Firth bhas been away from home for more than a day or so. She enjoyed the trip, and is ioud in her praises ot her new sonâ€"inâ€" law. M: and Mrs John Greenwood, also Mrs Mclutyre hoiidayed at the parâ€" ental bome of the ladies last Sabbith. Phey: also visited with their sister, Mrs John Fallaise. 2206 VVnn muinlyrC, .01 ram‘ey, 18 visiting these days with her sister, Mrs John Greenwood Jr. We are \_"ery pleased w Dimer_', of Greenock Pownâ€" Colin MqIntyre, _of Paisley Glascott THE DURHAM R&y rd Bank, Durham, stand in town for e arranged to suit h{', steam, electric Ebordale cIntyre, a lion the cold bas turne We need not begin to iatroduce Mr McCannel to the public, for he is wide ly known by holding prominent positâ€" ions in township and county matters in the County of Grey. Consequent]; e has proved himself to the public to be a man of sterling habits. Mr Mcâ€" Cannel‘s partner in life is not so wideâ€" ly known as bhe is, but those that have hbad the opportunity cf coming in conâ€" tact with her, will find that she is a lady, who is possessed of excellent qualities, always cheertal, mixed with _humor and good nature, kind and afâ€" lectionate to all classos of the people, and we hesitate not in vouching the sentime: ts of the locality, from which (the trio) are to take their departure in a few days to the Town of [?urham in saying that we are losing good friends and neighbors, but Top Cliff‘s loss will be Durham‘s gain. _ The second address was read by Rev Mr Matheson to Mr and Mrs Mc Cannel, the younger, and on calling he genial cou?le up to the fiont. ‘The good parson told them no to be backâ€" ward, for he did not intend to marry theim over again but to tell them in a tew words, what the people of the ne.ghborhuod and of St Columba Presâ€" «¥terian ebureh, of which both Mr nd Mrs McCannel are amongst the toremost members, thought of them . ~he formed acquaintance. The presâ€" entation was a beavtiful easy chair, «and we hope Mrs M Cannel will en â€" Jov its comftorts for many years to come. She was completely taken oy surprise, and felt more like shedding tears than anything else, for she never expected that she was held in such high esteem by the community, at large, until overtaken by the prooft of being the recipient of such a noteâ€" worthy presentation. |) P sorry to say Mr Riellv is yery low as we write also Mr Arch McLean is in a yery poor state at present. Sleighing is very good again for a tew davs. The committee w hich was appointed to purchase presentation for the Mcâ€" Cannel family asks us to return than ks to Mr Kress, of Da ham for his libera}â€" ity in reducing the price oft articles bought from him on that oceasion and they would further recommend an\ arty wishing to invest to give : Kress a call. | Gaelic communion in Presbyterian church here on the Ist Sunday in April. e MSoit hipubhdgint io Mrs MePherson and her Christeca MeDonald visitec Dundalk from Saturday 1 last. [ " 20G engdeavoured to dispose of some of the articles obtained on sight unseen. He was successtul in doing so to a Certain extent, but tne perchaser of said nrticles to his sorrow found that his dealer did not obtain them legaliy, so the original owner was rewarded by taking posscssion of his own goods wherever he could find them. The same young man or a previous occaâ€" sion mistook ‘his uncle‘s best suit for his own every day suit and took his departure to the nearest town, and having also in a mistake taken a pair of frost pr. tectors for the hands, he misâ€" took February for the month ot May and being anxious to be relieved of ’ heavy winter go ds, sold them for haif price. â€" ‘The vyoung lady whose husband was deprived of his Sunday goâ€"toâ€"meeiog suit, met the young man on the bighway and in view ing him from head to foot she immediately recognizâ€" ed her good hu â€"band‘s best suit worn by the young man in question. Not hesitat ing or considering she at once took her pocketknife and in short notice left the young lad partly as naked as to the | earth he came. / We are not going to say whether the foreguing happened in Engiand Irelaund, Seotland, or Priceâ€" "ille, but when we say so we say it | for a fact. Addresses and Presentations On Wednesday evening the A young man latelv thought he would invest in depriving a certain tradesman of partct his shop utensits. H» succeeded in accomplishing â€"the dueed and endeavoured to disnose of @asad °C BCE Z SHQ AHTQ l the departed as one worthy of imiâ€" tating, for she could truly say that to depart was far better. She was buried in McKechnie‘s ceinetery, Darâ€" bam road, Glenelg. t Donald visited friends Pricevilie. T9+ 1 mends at till Monday Reice Miss hy o_z 00 CC CTEVUOS & CIEBGI of giris in the Hopeville Sunday School received a present of a first class alâ€" bum from her class. Miss Bertha Allen received a present for attendâ€" ance frsm Mrs McWilliams, a teacher Mr McCannel made a suitable reply, | FPOR SAUF. thanking the donors ard all concerned j The Manse at Amos Presb, for th@ kindness and respect shawn to\:":“'.‘Oh_Ié)i:‘""'<:P;‘-cl:l:~"(‘v‘ha“‘l'l:“ll himself, wife and mother on this occasâ€" ; l S lR ind wcleat, â€"off. n on for making them such valaable / 49°%P& the montb of M;y;“ App! presentation as it will be always a re~} + #hkx Fl[;rl minder to them of the high esteem in 4 which thevy were held by the peopie Ofl iniramine rpan, copenar mape 1‘ cce the locality and the church of whichl TENDERS WAXN‘UTE they were members, and although the| For new Manse at A C ties which bound them together were | Dromore. To be built of CT:::m I to be broken lln utf'c;w da'se he lnnred’ Plans u&d Skpecgilcntionl of blocks the good people o op Uliff and elseâ€"| penter Work, astering and pa whefie. that the memory of the past| inay be had from R, Renwick or will never be forgotten by them, al.| ‘"fl'R!th'DO'e- All materi though personally separated. making blocks to be supplied hy Please sccept the accompt a small token of our esteem Signed on behalf of neigh? Dear Mrand Mrs McCaunel,â€" It is with mingled feelings of gladness and sorrow that we meet together under your roof this evening. _ We are glad to find you all well, to see your genial smiles, to enjoy your large hearted hospitality and to have the pleasure of one and others omnpa.n}' once more but we are very sorry that the occasion of our meeting together has associated with it the thought that you will be removing elsewhere from our midst in a few days, We wish to assure you that &u will be missed in this community and ne:ih rhood. B your departure your everâ€"increasing circle of K-fi.nd' and acquaintances will feel a loss that cannot easily be made up. All know you as persons whose friendship is unwavering and whose lives and character are mos: exemplary. Your prac». tical interest in all that tends to the good of othâ€" : ers is known wherever you are known and this neisghborhood in which you reside as we}1 as St Columba church of which you are among its honâ€" ored, useful and prominent members are truly sincere in their unanimous regret over your deâ€" parture. â€" However we cherish the thought that , we shall not be too far removed frem each other to see one anotheroccasionally, Meanwhite let | us say that our friendshipshall continue unbroken : and that we shall follow you to your new home with our best wishes for your future happiness and prosper.ty. | Miss McConnell Top Cliffe, Feb. 28, 1906 We feel in parting with you, we «are losl.n? & good and worthy neighbor. 1t fs our earnest wish that you m.Â¥| long and happily eunjoy the new home to which you are going, Asa token of our zood will and respect, we have much pleasure in presenting Jou this chair, hoping that you will be long spared to occupy it. _ Now and again it will be a memento of your friends in this vicinity, When Life‘s short day is over, may it be ours to meet in that land that is fairer than day and where parting is unknown, We bid you an affecâ€" tionate farewell. Dear Friend,â€" Having searned that you intend shortly to leave our neighborhooa, we could not allow this opportunity to pass without expressing to you in some tangivle way our respect and esteem. You have been a resident here for many long years and like others have exrurieuced the joys and sorrows incident to human life, Your home has always been noted for its hosâ€" pitality. Your own kind and unassuming dispoâ€" sition has endeared you to all your acquaintances, The evening was spent in amuseâ€" ments. There were about 125 present on the oceasion, and enjoyed themâ€" selves in a becoming manner till 1 or 2 in the morning. Following are the addresses : Signed in behalf of neighborhood [ A, McCuaig Watch our Cenitre Table for Bargains ; there will always be something there to interest you The most exclusive designs ever shown in Durham J scenic border, panel effects, etc. Also large stock of cheap paper. p a Ask your painterâ€"â€"he will decide for you. _ We are not afraid of the verdict Hollywood Paint stands the test. Now is the time to think about your Spring Painting. and the question arises: Where can I buy the best Paint for the least money? _ We answer without hesitationâ€"â€" N e To Mrs. McCannel, Sr Top Cliffe, Ont. Hopeville f of neighbors, Donald McLean 8t Columba Church, D Campbel1 THE BICQ STORE ALEX. RUSSELL accompanying parlor wâ€"bo teaches a ciu,l 100 Acre New Paint Top Cliffe, Ont. Feb. 28(06 Come and get a color card. Buy Hollywood Paint at the Big Store & teacher ‘ Durham, Fei, 22, X McKinnon suite as About 7 miles Garafraxa Road, sion at once, mus For new Manse at Amos Cp Dromore. To be built of Cement j Plans and Specifications of blocks, penter Work, Plastering and pai may be had from R, Renwick or . Findlay, Dromore. All materia making blocks to be supplied by 1 ing Committee. The lowest or tender may not be accepted, _ =, tenders will be received up to March by _ J,. M FINDLAY | DPron Feb, 12 ch 200 acres, being lots 27 and 28, c E G R, Glenelg About 110 acres . ed, 80 good hardwood bush, 10 goo: dar. Fa«air buildings and well wate the Rocky Saugeen runs through : ner of lot 28. which would mal . .. Forerection of a Caretaker‘s residence on the Saugeen Cemetery | property, Plans and specifications to be seen at the residence of the undersigned, Tejâ€" ders received up to 10ih March. Lowâ€" est or any tender NOt NeCBASEAPIT a» a..es e are large bills ooitiiri:â€"z-t.â€"o"t'fl;;lx « tor keeping the Dandalk Hospita} closed. amo TENDERS WANTED FARM FOR SALE 1 wl xo‘ 1'!"(‘51 , must be sold. FARM for SALE FOR SALE l up to l0ih March. Low nder not necessarily accept from Durham on Title good, _ P e e e R, Renwick or J. M All material tor e supplied by Buildâ€" The lowest or any _ wccepted, _ Sealed MARCH 8, 1906 . J. Guexister Jonux H. Brows to show them to you A Pleasure Amos Church ° resbyteriar haser to remove off all rubbish iy. Apply to . M. Fixouay Dromote. . Apply to & P. TEurorp of blocks, Carâ€" up to 1l0th AYÂ¥, Dromore. Presby tori panting m the Ossesâ€" ucks con i in t Bo %f BAL M F 191 4 4 §( N om .adie:‘ M