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inrs, Uingaams, ON ry Cheaper UA QLALz, 2 the Largest First Class 10R ! McArthur‘s HUR AN D. Grocerics. t Bone Erade Profits." CAnIic. Coati atings istomâ€" erally Cash Si1 Or our B CPPER éozen before the : Trade out your Wool Ticket with us and Save Money. Grey Flannels, from 12c up. in this treme we sell to you Is the only proper place to seli Wool at, bacause you loose nothing on Cotted Fieeces. White â€"â€"r Flannel Sheceting, Colored _ Flanrneols. Moen‘s Heavy Undershirts and Drawers. We bought 25 AT SPOT Cash Prices. No Credit Profits on our Goods. You want the Goods and we want the Wonl J. A. KUNTER We DRY GOODS. Everything is Booming. )\ TH WOILLEX FACTIORT A" BLANKETS by the score. ROLL CARDING. Boom | Boom ! RBeom| u Fet a TING BACK TO ITS OLD STANâ€" DARD. Bring along your CASH STORE‘~ r TOWN, DURHAMâ€" OT AT 8c YARD C & oC YARV AT 5c YARD es g you want s stock and in price YARD At the Town Council> meeting on Monday night, several payments were made on building and tank contracts, A grant of $50 was made to the band, and $20 set off to fill in the sink hole near Rombough‘s. _ An accountfrom D. McDonald for burying some dead animâ€" als was reduced to four dollars, _ A communication from Chief Crawford relating to supplies for the Fire Brigade was considered and the clerk was inâ€" structed to write for prices of a limited number of the articles as follows: 4 rubber suits, 20 duck suits, a pair of hip boots, 2 ice chisels, 8 axes, 3 large hooks, 12 buckets, 3 hose menders and a supply of rope. = R days. â€" Its actiion upon the system is remark s.h{e mysterious. It removes .at once the cause and the discase immedietely disappears. ‘The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents. Sold by MWF arl&ane Co. *~ 3 5¢. â€" Weight 7855 Ib, Mr. Hugh Fulton sold 3 which weighed 2000 th at 43c. Mr. H. Parker sold two which netted about $95, Mr. Jas. McLarty, cow $27; Mr. H. Rose, cow $27; Mr. Geo. Brunt, cow $30. The balance of the carload was filled with shm-fi) and lambs, sheep being $1 to $4.50, lambs $2§ to 3.00. MIx) Jno. Brown and R. Dargavel, were making up a car of live hogs between Durhatn and Holstein. x Rugcyuarisu CurkD IN A Day.â€"South American Rheumatism Cure, for Rheumaâ€" tism and Nearalgia, radically cures in 1 to3. t H M M D W Council: meeting on veral payments were and tank contracts. The first picâ€"nie of the season took place last Friday, May 31st, in McDonâ€" ald‘s bush, but was not very largely attended owing to a lack of not circulâ€" ating it enough. The next time you have a picâ€"ni¢ boys give them time to prepare for the event, and also ask every body alike. e The Boothville Cheese Factory is in full swing now and the sound of the milk waggon can be heard far and near. Our genial Willie McLeod can be seen wending his way to the factory at 8 a. TD. waihere Miss Jennie Flochart, of Smoky Hollow, Proton, paid Balsam Valley a flying visit. # Mrs. Harrison was on the sick list for a few days, but nnder Dr. Bird‘s care we hope soon to hear of her recovery. | W H ';u;u se fi ‘E, Brownâ€"KRraUDERâ€"At the residence of Rev. Mr. Jansen, on Wednesday, 20th May, Mr. Angus Brown to Miss Louisa Krauder, both of Bentinek. **Monsoon" Teais put up by the Indian Tem wers as a sample of the best qualities of Indian ?:u. Thercfore they use the greatest care in the selection of the Toa and its blend, that is why they put it up themselves and sell it only in the original ;u:hngu. thercby securing its purity and excellence; ut up in § Ib., 1 Ib. and 5 lb. packages, and never aold in bullc. ThE FINEST TeA In Ti WoRrLo FROM THE TEA PLANT TO THME TEA Gup ALL GOOD GROCERS KEEP IT. If your grocer does not keep it, tell him to write to STEEL, HAYTER & CO. W 3A Ed C 2 oD 2s ) o B 3 M A €4 B Fj E J 5 C 4p i $ w Thc FINCST TeA In Th Worte 11 H LV 11 W 11 and 13 Front Street East, Toronto IN ITS NATIVE PURITY W A PERFECT TEA o eeo mt MARRIAGES WVILLE W q4 1 e Clerk i Carmeron to D. Car H W t O w Tl find orth the ext the }d ft Id Arch. McKenzic. $1.50 per 100 lbs. DURHAM PHARMACY, Calder‘s Block, Durham. Sceeds, Drugs, Patent Medicines. Oil Cake Wall Paper, if you have not dealt with us give us a call and be conâ€" vinced that we are the cheapâ€" est house to buy this class of #oods from in Durham. it For removing Lice on cattle, Texas Horn Fly and sheep Ticks, Lice on pigs. Lo E1 LARAALCy witrate c on alie se J 0 ao W stied ate C FINE GROUND OIL CAKE. Manlet‘s Gelery LAND PLASTER, FLAX SEED Field and Garden rICe rishing Tackle & We ha id have REWL*D & $150.00 MeKanzic‘s Emalsio] MackA PROF. CHAMBERLAIN, K OT7 7 Kir H All the le LC with fut W SEEDI zie‘s Tonic ©CCOUGH SYRUP. 190 TO ANY JEWELLER EYE SPECLALIST St. E. Toron â€"ANDâ€" Sporting Goods McKENZIE‘S Sta BLANE & G0 val Gap. 6. Davis. *T arpa ET Ti iself an Optician fit one out of 12 #â€" to Toronto & NErv@ & Galttie Food. 278A NMKi : n Nerve Gon. L. & Vi. [H] aly 1 Toronto, Ont and tried y VY 5 00 L‘VSI Silk., W ptician in Durâ€" of 12 dificult ronto Hospital in the Bank of invyone T fail to on. Wait for n the eve. all ft thi lat 11 Be sure winter | us for | No caltle th me |_â€"BEAN & CO. $1.25. i : Just step in and see what a Iot of At the vqxg' lowest prices. See our Ladies® real Dongola Button Boots at Our New JP TS are just in. We have the \e{\t{«lst value‘ at 5¢, 9¢, 10c and 12c a yard. See them before buying. See our 5¢ Challies. * Flannelettes from 5¢ up. Men‘s Top Shirts from 25¢c. up. Men‘s Rubberine Collars, stand up, 10 c. Turn down, 15c eack. Rubberine Cuffs, 20c a pair. We always keep a fall line of all kinds of ! Thoroughbred Chester White | _ *Washington,‘ Our Lace Curtains all have taped edged. H Get one of our Carpet Stretchers, We have the best made for 90c. Curtians low. No CS‘PIH.\'G is he k) time, and y SHEINGL® Dur} We give for $1.00 W it th April 34 Call and See Them! 21 Also a French Woven Corset in a light weight very suitable for Summer wear. Magnetic B B Coraline May Y aticl CE‘ In addition to this line we carry Crompton‘s Famâ€" ous Corsets in all the better makes, comprising ~OT Is the PRICE of a line of CORSETS which we have passed into Stock this week. We had to buy 10 doz. ofthem to be able to sell them at this price and many of our customâ€" ers tell us that they are as good as they have been paying 75c for. Three I Ives. Or WATCHES, ; BDurham Balls For Sale. vds. long, 23â€"in wide, 40c Uprper Tov Cedar Shingles WENGER & BROS., Ayton, Ont. 1, $1.30 per 99â€" c00. * £®" LA W Give us a Call. TINWARE 30â€" .:; / *t. . Sgte s 12... > groolcs 48 * se .20 ~t Curtains all have taped RAMSAY & MORLOCK, SHINGLE vRester Whito POar, 3 so is House Cleaning will need New Lace id the prices that folâ€" URTAINS. ts H LD DUurBANX TC a paur, )urk d Ont ND BUGGIES. _ huy Cognmamen hn ies 4s s raro en y M- : 1 Car load of Dexocrars and Carts, l se : These Goods are all bought at the Lowest Cash Prices and must be m %uging the season. Come One! Come All, and get your Bargains and e Stock. + â€" aps * wl FIRE INSURANCE attended to Promptly. â€" MARRIAGE LICENSES Is CALDER &.LIVINGS [ prove King of Swede.â€"A grand Tarnip quality good. London Purple Top Swede.â€"A har some large Turnip, one of the best. 1 Car load of the Adam‘s WAGON®. 2 Car loads of Tudhope & McLaughlin UPPER TOWN, DURHAM. 1 Car load of those famous Percival Car Loads of Masseyâ€"Harris BINDERS, Spring has Arrived !â€"â€"â€"_ Red Prize Mangel Tankard. 5mw's to an immense size, _1 Jarrot grown. Carter‘s Gia Belgian. Rape Seed.â€"Cart Sowing Rape Seed. England, are the originat Eleil:mt Swede and w Elphant Swede, ask for C Carter‘s Imperial Pory grows to a good size and / Bangholm Purple T favorite Swede. Sutton‘s thampion P Emws to a large size ceeper. Thirty fourth Annual Import of Staple, Field and Garden Seeds from BEritain. o o > Car MAMMOTH SOUTHERX SWEET CORN : TE P A oo tfsSto, We have a A Valise or Satche " waunts ard Is well assorted. Also our HATS, TIES, SHIRTS and BOOTS, In fact al. Men‘s Furnishings are to hand.~â€" DPERuUG TaGISst Mangel.â€"Carter‘s Carrot.â€"Carter‘s FIELD SEEDS. PLOWS. And we In Ready to Wear Clothing IMPLEMENTS Etc. = See whatwe Have Cot! Lower Town, BDBurham. ure;:ady for the season with Full Stock of all kinds of For Ordered Clothing good line cf TY W hit IF YoU WANT Carters M C uns m ou t AITD SE DEMAN, DPDUREALL The id Leaved S w h S lt L0C C. L. CRANT. ve IH den | ‘Fine Barret Saft. | _ Onion Setts.â€"Y« | Potato Onions, Eng lTop Onions. _ MOWERS and DRILLS.: * ’g Fall stock of Spring Tooth HARROWE. _ Toiten Harrows, Churns, wfi rows, &e. . ho It will Pay You! FePtiXizers.-Su{;mrphosphm. Land Plaster. in Bags of 200 lbs. Land Saigiin W Hungarian Grass, Millet and Mesdow Fescue and Lawn Grass. â€" Tares or Vetches, ~ inke Flax Seed % And Bird Seed. Oil Cake.â€"Fine Ground, $1.002 bag, AM Timothy Seed 108 M iuty, Yellow Flint E‘edora CLOVER SEED. FiELD CCORN. »oth Southern Sweet, Southern Bride of the North, Golden s, $1.50 a Bag. Linseed. Lin 1. British Cattle Spice, 12"IW 1 White Dutch ets ow p 1, Mammoth, Alsike, . Orchard Grass, Blue ) Grass, P. Rye Grass, 100 lbs. llow Dutch Se lish Potato Oni to us with vour at ces, starting ~5¢ Bush