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1.01: 55, CONCESSIO‘N 2, §3, Concessiop 3, N.D.R., Bent-N -VV..â€" ___'__.-â€" -â€"‘--'â€"« â€"â€"-~-â€" â€"*---- ~'â€"" ’ ' , l v , 38" ER‘T‘L HOUSES. moggngofix'. Will he at the Hahn House, .HT ' :5) Oct. 19, Nnvember 16. Dec. 1 “A;§_j§9§’§93;29rham' 3 21“ Hnnrs 1 tn 5 p m ‘ AND NICE! _ ' ' BliltK C%TTA?E. 1 d t t ___. . _ _ ct A argan or imme la 9 -, _t}â€"9yer.â€"Ar£â€"hurvdflr _chk29”n_ “HIâ€"8t”! "1 -- [)dl’l’dl DUBCIOI’V A PAIR OF ONE-HORSE BOB-. “fig" ' " _ ‘. Ilevlgbs. and : cutter Apply to l D" N' c- PIOKBI‘IHQ 0’ Dur" DentISt. to J P. Telford, or Mrs. . ‘ . . Jam Durham _.._- 613.?" ‘ nNnR GRADUATE. UNIVEH GOOD COMFORTABLE FRAME . W of Tntmm). Graduate R' lnlluge ”finial Sllruecms niOntario huuse on College street; six ' . rooms, tWO storeys, hard and Dentistrvgnallits Branchog soft water. good half acre oflOfficeâ€"(HeirDouglas'Jewellerv St land. A bargain to quick chaser. For articulate, apply Lem! ‘Dz'reclony 3n Ed.I Lang on, Durham, Sor3 _ _ nhn D . Little. 205 Riopelle tn! Detroit, Mich 22‘2“ ’3 , LP r8lf0l’d. A COMFORTABLE BRICK cor-l ‘r-{Wlmh‘m ”*"L‘TW‘Y‘R’ E tflge- in upper 'own, well located.‘I ,. "fl”; ”le ”WWW the “”2 . . “H“...n" flora of lzmd i \ L100. L'Uthun l .llln'hgun, (\113'4fl . .mm-V tn luau at 5 Der s-eut nu ‘V' ‘-v_ to accommodate tout buggy house, henhouse‘ and other convenience well. Will trade (or f erty. For particulars, Job!) Wilson. Dmlham.‘ ONE SPRING COLT. Cl ly to James Matthe on. 3, Egremopt. Farms for Sale. John M. Little. 2 Detroit, Mich COMFORTABLE 05 318 BRIO ““ ”‘A t COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE 1 u. Durham. 2 storeys high, hard « and soft water inside, good cemâ€" i ant atvkla frame barn on ton, : quarter on. of land. Price away down t0 quick purchaser. Applv at the Chronicle office. 7 27 tf LOT 3, CONCESSION 9, GLENEI.("}. containing 100 acres of first-015198 land in good condition. Will take $1000 if sold before the first of February, $500 cash; balance ' to suit purchaser. Apply ahb in Ché 5;-” fwd. Firm/935A V, __1 GOOD BRICK HOUSE five acres of land, just corporation of Durham; Notir" is hereby 31‘ person found hunting wise t'espassing on 10. on he 3rd conces township of Egremon‘ Notice is hereby gtven that any person found hunting or other- wise t'espassing on Lots 9 and 10. on he 3rd concession of the township of Egramont, after the‘ first appearance of this notice” May 23rd, 1912, will be prosecutedi according to laW.-â€"W. T. Wilson,‘ Var-n03 523 t! 1 For Rent THE RO’ "KY SAUGEEN HOTEL propert v -â€"Apply to J. A. Brown, “Durham -__-,__... 127” GOOD FRAME SEVEN-ROOMED cottage, eligibly situated 0:) ‘ ‘ .___,_, h‘ u; 1 FOR SALE OR RENT 200 acre farm in the Township of Egremort. close to church achool and post office, good build- i lugs and splendid son. Amfly at this office for particulars. tf ‘ Wanted Tn Let CONTRACTS FOR MAKING ON Lot 12, Concession 13, Glenelg, a lar e quantity of railway 698. an piles (tamarac), and deliver- ing same at Berkeley, about four miles’ haul. guote best spot cash prices. A dress J. Ritchie, Port Arthur. 11218‘bd ut I'- .4_--â€".4 Nutice to Trespassers ‘C'o'lleiée' stroét. Watson. PROTESTANT TEACHER FOR 3. S. Fe 5, Glenelg. Duties to be-‘ gin January 3rd. State age, qualifications, experience and salary expected.-â€"R. '1‘. Edwards” _Ebor0ale. 1128 i FOR 8.8. NO. 11, BUTTON HILL School, township of Bentinck. Applications from properly qual- ified teachers will be received up to Saturda , December 14th. Sal- ary $500; utiea to be in at the commencement of the ew Year. Apply either personally, or be letter to Charles Lawrence, Dup- ..' III uy; ID. V at a quaver acre of land znod up tn condition. Win sell (mi-.3 purchaser.-â€"Ap- fur For Sale. ham P. O. “Unnl.wu Apvvâ€"v._.__ a widower with five children, to go to British Columbia. Good wages. Address The Chronicle, inaction. WORKI ,_-!J‘-‘Q A- “7 If NG HOUSEKEEPER BY in five childlen. t0 Tea: hers Wanted Sn lo 01‘ RH“. SMALL AD§3 LII“, luvâ€"v Durham; istable e four horses: ahouse, Woodshefl eniences; good , e (or farm prop-i iculars, apply to‘ 1111121111.? ““"Ln 90 rLT. CLYDE. AP- Matthews, Lot 1, Int. 1114tf planted last er particulars, 1'2 12H Wanted HOUSE DPIV ' A 7 27 u For sale privately 1 ‘ 1 row six years old‘ { N'ELG. , , . 1 steer. name: '2 years, t-class , . ' 0 Will 1 helfer, nsmg . years, - ' '2 Steer calves‘ P first 11.1““, 2 aged mares. Rim“. 1 colt, rising 2 YearS, ‘ ' A. quantity of Bay. 2.1.2.31 * AT LOTS 25 AND 26., CONCESSION 1, s. D. RJ'GLENELG. er 8 ‘ Tenders for purchase “of farm ‘ a“ hnul‘s. JR. BROWN 1,. R. C P., LONDON. ENG 'HRADULATE of London, Nuw 3 9 T Yurk and (thicago‘ Due.“- 01 Eye. Ear Nose and Throat. ‘ Will he at the Hahn House, JuIy i 21) ()«-t. 19, November 16. Dev. 21, ' Hmu's.1tu.')p.m. -_____â€"-â€"â€"'-" Unx ISLUL 14:1 . L tics in the New nuts 8 to 10 tum toll. > m Special attention 3 ,7 women and children. terian Church. \osite Preabv I. 6. Hutton. 0589 Assistant Roy.u Gag. 3nd wGollon Sq. 11283p [VICEâ€"Over nearly - 0P! HoRste in Conveyancer. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Money to loan at lowest rates, and termg to suit borrower. Fire i‘ll‘l ‘c‘lllu ~V and Life Insuranee placed i nughly reliable compnaies. Mortgages, Leases and executed on shortest notic work promptly attended 1 Medim/ Directorv Tenders for urcr will be receive up lst. No tender neces ed. All the above condition. ‘tu‘v'~'-‘---- Ladies desiring to have their own hair combings made up into the latest style of hair dressing, such as coils, braids or switches. and the Puffs, which were once so .gopular, should address the un- ‘ ersigned. Hair goods remodelled, land faded switches dyed.â€"Mrs. 3 Jake Williams, Eugenia Falls, Ont. . ' ' )8, If! «in OTA RY PUB Arthur Gun. nrtv Apply to WM. JACKSON, Bunessan 2124pd came to the premises of the undersigned about the 20th of November. Owner may have same by proving property. pay- ing expenses, and taking away.â€" Duncan Smillie. Bunessun. 12124p An Offer t t Involves No Risk! For Th se Who Accept It. i We are so positive our remedy_ will relieve constipation, that we; offer to furnish it free of all cost if it fails. . Constipation is caused by weak- ness of the nerves and muScles of the large intestines or descending colon. To expect relief you must therefore tone up and strengthen those organs and restore them to - healthier activity. .fi a! A ‘UR ' SPECIALIST : T'AB, THROAT .5590“ FOR SALE PRIVATELY We want you to try Rexall Or« derlies on our guarantee. They ‘ are. eaten like candy, and are parâ€" ticularly good for children‘ 'lhcy act directly on the nerves and muscles of the bowels. They have a neutral action on the other or- gans or glands. They do not purge or cause any incom enience ‘whatever. '1'1ey act to overcome chronic or habitual constipation and the myriads of associate or dependent chronic ailments Try Rexall Orderlies at our risk. 'Iwo sizes, 10c. and 251:. Sold only our store-The Rexall Store. Mac- farlane 8: Co. tll'GN-‘h" u DR. BURT: OI no 10 can“ for each - double the tho" . Londbn Ophthalmic Sq. Throat 3nd Nose P. LB‘fo‘ré‘. ‘ ‘ ‘1 fileans. lmweve . .1, )LI‘II'IOR, 3'1". ‘ you. DO! ‘v‘nds rly uppwzire the Rugis'ry ‘ 1:, Durham. Any..moum L 0" the 25“) as an at 5 per vent. ‘m farm '2 W8 a foolish WHY HESITATE ‘? “NT (Lawn . SHARP Jackson. MC. COMMISSION- er 8w. lnsur nnce Loan. [manor of “at (enema! financial busi stock ,on to dis “138' Residence 0! SS. ANDLUBBERS that you are. did you n Hunter“ â€"«--â€" «~â€"- ever reflect that there is a world t4 [4- D S where Christmas is as meaning. {'1 \YIVE‘W“ less a day as the 24th or 26th 11 tats R'm: of December? Did you ever think l'ar chos enough beyond the spicy vapors of t My Store. your own plum pudding to realize that '1 """""""_"" the seafaring folk were living their : V 'Christmas day as if they knew naught ‘ " ' or its fame? They do know what it lmeans, however. as well as ever do r ‘ \ ',. ‘lR. 8““ you. but winds lash and waves thump l8 Registry! on the 25th as on every other day, and ' Any .tmptutt . sat on tam. " it’s a foolish sallorman who counts 1 i on turkey or holly berries. The chances ' | ‘ are he'll see little of them. _‘. . I ‘ ° ‘ ‘tr‘ «7 . JMISSl()N-1 Christmas is disohltging enough to come in the very beginning ot the mad lttsur inc.“ dest weather, and the Weather never must of \lar-s nz-titmal hush; gives way one inch. The pilotboat r'l‘..w.v.t 'ipeople and the life savers make pa- ,thetic little attempts at holding holi- 2P {day, but ten to one they will be noth ling more than attempts. if the sea er, {chooses to make merry in its own :e Licenses. 3 way the sea commands and must be west rates,’ obeyed. 'OWBI‘. Fli‘C‘l The captains t s. i ( of the life saving sta- fffd in “101'" tions along the beach try each year to ‘(lE-‘Si DVS‘TEIS" celebrate with their men A turkey is 1:3;08. 1:131, always brought to the headquarters ed to. land a good meal prepared around it as a star attraction. But anywhere drumsticks to nuts and raisins ATELY 1| from owe the signal from the coast may c guard. Perhaps a crab fishing boat .,_ has capsized; perhaps it is a big ship ’GflI‘S, going downâ€"â€"the result is the same years, The Christmas turkey is left to grow cold, the mince pie is forgotten, and ars it’s off to launch the lifeboat and then Y. ’ to the oars and away. Night or day the summons may come. if at night 'QNCESSION. there are a flashing of lights on the NELG- 1 beach and a tight. than against storm. in the blackness of the surf. On the lightship provision is made for arily acceptâ€" a good dinner. but there the pleasure i ends. Day and night the ship rides at A”..- u... we of farml to February isin good . i‘ut‘rtil m um WW 'nruary‘ 0n the lightship provision is made for S lCC'PI’t', a good dinner. but there the pleasure l ends. Day and night the ship rides at 1- £10045 anchor ten miles off shore. Always the 5 lclanging of the fog hell is heard and ' lihe lights are watched. and hrealt in i s g. . save for a iextra glass of grog. ES t bell and the lights again. and men for- their I get what Christmas celebrated or that ll) into it was celebrated at all. 'essing, ‘ It was during the carving of the last 1 V‘itchcs. '2 turkey that the bells rang fiercely. for “109 30 a fog was driving in past the heads. he un- ' and lights were being enveloped in it. ideal/led; ‘ Two new men Were among the crew, 1;: Grit. , and they sprang. frightened. away from " " the table. The old suitors assured 5522:! 1 them that it was no trouble out at the - ordinary. but they could not he induc- HS OLD ed to come back to the dinner. They oi the; are hlase now and are laughing at ZOtfi'lsg“ other new men. but their companions | ty, pay-L have not forgotten to mention the din- 'ner that they missed by gazing shud- away.â€". derlngiy into a winter tog and expect. l. 12 124p . ling-the death of themselves or some ’ a one else every moment. No Riskl Christmas is a lottery to the pilots It It. 2 No man of them knows when his turn remedy is coming to guide a ship into port. and tflIfitCES: ships must be guided when it is their ' . captain's will. Some of the pilots may have a snatch of the day at home in the midst of Santa Claus gossip and n horns and stuffed stockings. Who you must ever the Other pilots may he. they are :t'cngthen on the water with a good dinner stow- them to ed away awaiting its opportunity. ’exall Or- which may or may not come ””8 ' ship is suddenly sighted. then never l are r351}: 'mi'i” 'he dinner I The life "“ "19 great steamers and A“ n Ln‘.’ “"A n-‘A ) 1 then back to the I i E l .)y weak- Stilt's of escending U llllllil Iur u ------ . 1119 Me on the great steamers and sailing vessels is more systematic, and 't is worth while to prepare for as mm'h merrimpnt as the hnmesit-knvss of empty sea view wilt pvt-unit. There may hv a Christmas tree and music and naming; hut. be you a seating or a Iandlnhhor. it’s all the sameryou would rather be at home over a table that does not m“ and spend a good Chrintiah Christmas with all‘lts tra Iitionai nonsenu.-8au Fraud-co Call. v v“-â€" â€"' 3‘ iufizéd at Elie- Coimcil Chamber 7 the Municipality 0‘ the at the Town of Durham the Town of Durham day of January A. D. 1913. A By-Law to authorize the issue of Debentures oi the Town of Dur- ham in the County of Grey to the amount of $4,000.00 for the purâ€" pose of building and erecting a . . . -4 __._n -nA nk11*mpan and p086 U1 uwluassb u.-â€" --- v retaining wall and abutment, and repairing the structural work of a bridge across the Saugeen River, and approaches thereto, at the intersection of the said River and Lambton Street in the said Town of Durham. , J U5 ‘1 “a “1"...- WHEREAS it is requisite and . . z'ewl:9.£fi;lluEl-ld~ 'vi'ill “be finally assed m ‘ “on: Ion-u pun-u...- necessary that a retaining wall} bi” the Council of the Muni pality 2:: W$3§“‘£.m‘am ”I.” . .3 and abutment should be 10111“ and .o the Town of Durham in the Advertise-nu without apedlo W3!- 1 structural WOrk 0‘ ‘ event of the assent of the electors “'1. "$11.43“! {1'22 :3 1. gig?“ : a bridge across the Saugeen River beingh obtained thereto, after one ”.4...“ 1., 11m 7...”.uuu g...“ at Lambton Street in the Town 01 man from the first publication in subsequent insertion. Durham, thoroughly and complete- | “The Durham Chronicle,” the date All advertisements onions by ates-sor- and ‘0 II.“ ‘0? ll “V3000. 1y repaired and put in order. .01 which first publication was Contract rates for esrq advertise-alts M E EAS th sa'd retain- Thursday, the 12th da of Decem- AND WE R e ‘ her A. D. .1912, and that the votes nished on application the else. ' wall and abutment have been . . eri'gcted and the said structural 0! the electors of the Bald Mum- w IRWIN 1 work of the said bridge is nearl c1pality Will be taken thereon on Enrron ‘ P 1. completed, and the total estimat athfi day and at the hours and awn mmmmn 1 cost thereof is the sum of $1000.00 places therein stated. --._ .__.--- -__..- ____ or thereabout. ‘ W. B. VOLLET AND WHEREAS in order to de- Clerk of the Town of Durham. A. BELL fray the cost of said works, it will! be necessary to issue DDellolentures f the said Town 0 ur am or , (the sum of $4000.00 as hereinafteri. SChedU|e “A, UN DERTAKER and provided (which is the amount 01‘ , , 1 _ . b .t d b 1 Referred to in the foregomg the debt 1ntended to e crea e y By-Law sho ing how the a cunt . _ d r h ° thls BY Law) the procee 3 O t e of $530.67 therein required to be Funeral Dll‘eCtOI'V zsaid debentures to be applied to . d . . 'the said purpose and to no other. ra1se annually by spemal rate 18 apportioned. Full line of Catholic Robes. and hlm-h l AND WHEREAS it is desirable . to issue the said debentures at Year Principal Interest 1Totall a11dwh11e(=apsfox-agedpeople. ‘ one time and to make the principal 1913 $310.67 $220.00 530.67 ‘of the said debt repayable by 1914 327.76 202.91 530.67 Embalming a Specialty yearly sumsb durintgh the period 0% 1915 345.79 184.815 530.67‘ _.___,.- M- ten years, eing e currency 0 1916 364.81 165.86 530.67 . , , the said debentures, said yearly 1917 384.87 145.50 530.6.‘Ptcture Flamuig (m sharks: ‘- sums being of such respective a- 1918 406.03 124.64 530.67! 110/168. vmounts that the aggregate amount 1919 428.37 102.30 530.67' Sm)“. Rum.» V.“ m Swallnw’e payable in each year for principal 1920 451.92 78.75 530.67i Barber 51...], ‘Rysuns'x‘vr‘ 7N7)“ and interest in respect of the said 1921 476.78 53.89 530.67 dom South [W \\' J 'l‘ln“'..,..m.ea. ‘debt. shall be as nearly as possible 1922 503.00 27.67 530.67 l)l:i1“kslnliil .1...” ' ' equal to the amount so payable in 3% 4000.00 $1306.70 $5306.70 i each of the other nine years of.__________________________ _ _ . . ‘ . 3 7 ' 7' . 1,31; 1 _..__._....___._._,-_ â€" â€" â€"â€"â€"-~-â€"â€"«â€"â€"--~â€"_â€"-â€"â€"â€"o such 1)( nod (as 8111 \111 111 Sdu .. lt ‘ P|3nt .. A hereto annexed}. , ~ . ‘ AND WHEREAS tluwtotalamount' Ne“ “"bean Rates required by “The Municipal A161" The Chronicle and Weekly BOWMAN,S D :i to be raised. annually “by Sl’t‘If-iiil Mail and Empire. 1 year ...... $1.75 7. rate for paylng the saui debt an! The Chronicle and “’eekly Guaranteed h interest as liereinaitcr provided is Globe, 1 year ...... ,,,,,, 1.75 $530.67. The Chronicle and Family NURSERY S'TOCK . 8 W AND \VHEREAS the amount of Herald \Veekly Star lyr. 1.00 if the whole rateriblv property of the The Chronicle and “'0..le . . [t r1‘0“.” 0f Dill‘hzlm ”(T‘fUl'liillg l” (111‘ \Vitness, 1 yeal‘...... ..-.-.... 1.90 . It “HI gro“ lr lasirrexiiszfd assessnwnt roll 111111-0111" Thse Chi-(mime and \Veekly 1 is (.187. 1" . un, rear ...... 1.00 . _ . .. ., . . . ‘ . ; :]t ;\N]) \‘v‘IIERIC‘flS tho {inlfilllll (f The (‘hl‘gllii‘le and Fiil'illi‘l‘.8 ‘\\1‘ .\\.lll. i“ III l1 1 ll l l‘ it the existing debenture debt of the Advocate. 1 year-.. 3.“, ;( “'Hll.‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 10 81%! Munirip'v’lity is $3F'l.13-,.0.30. The (jhroniplo and Canadian TilOS. \\ Bowman Son L0,,Imm 1p whereof no .l”‘l't "f “1" l”'i“"ll’il Farm, 1 yearn," "'"r' 1310 Ridgmillc. _ _ “mm. or mierest Is :11 arrmr. [The Chronicle and 101‘111110 ...______._..- 1d , 'llii‘Ziii“I“<)iii“ lili‘ Bililllt‘ill'.‘ Daily NCW'S, 1 _V('.’l}'.-- ...... 2.31:1 ,ts (‘Ollncll ()f H10 (“ni'pol'ulinn (if The Chl‘OniClO and TOI‘UHU) _. . .33.. es the 'l'ou'n of Durham (-11.1118 :18 Daily Star,1 year..-... L471" . "1 g $1.33 f‘â€"’H”\”3 The Chronicle and '13:)1'111110 4"0'31 to ' l. 'l'hv 9.11111 of $1100.00 5111]; l 1 Daily “'01”. ,1 year ______ p 75 . 2.1:..." Id "51"?”“4 f." ”1“ M'mi‘ilhl (NIH- The .C‘hronicle and2 'l‘oxnnno -. 1. '81 “pm-”‘0 “3“” "f "”“f‘” ”‘ l“ “1‘“? 11.111 “1‘“ ‘1‘“? 3 1"”- ‘--" :SYNOPSIs 0;: 1 ..«. 11.111111 50111 11.1.1 11111.: 111113 112111 on 1.11 :1 1111:1111» The Chronicle and 'Im‘onto 1 ‘ H . ”Y: ()K‘ )at lllg \Viiii 1111i iiihlilal- Ili Illli 1'1 inur- I)3i!v (}lol70.1 \'(‘:!]‘_U_ __ __ 1"". V\L1‘i L35.) BLG1 “A11 '15 [’3‘ 111:: the 5111111111211 Work of I! The ('l11‘01131'l1‘).:11’111 'l‘br ($111111 Afgy pig-{905' W11... is the 5C 111‘ :1:.\ 1112 ' “' ‘ a i 1. ‘ 11'1. 2" ',.w 1 . .‘ ‘1 ° '- ' ‘v , .. DH l111v.i;_1;e .11 10 ,s 1.1. S 111-,.1 11 ..1\ .‘ . (11.0“ “-5 (1111(!(\‘ \\ 1111111111: 51.111 head of a famu)’. ti] :lllfi 3111110711 hrs l'li‘l‘i‘lél. :li lilt’ lll~ 'UVGI' lb'years 01d nl'iV 11.11111‘sle - . , y M . ' ‘ . . Bea ti‘i'i‘ii ( in,” .(U ljiiillilii’il Sil'i‘l'i fli'ii M a qual‘lel'bL‘('iiUIl (" a\'i.li:‘-i 1V 17)("1 wn Eh“ 5““ )lhrvvr 11'1“” hm“ "i ““3"“ |'I‘l V I i . iuiou‘ land 1.1 Manitoba. 5.151.“: _. 4 ......1..L.. ..1 name. 1n [\l‘ [C 1II‘D illQllr- ’nu‘nn (11' Alberta. Tht’ Jilll'iiCE by. wuuu.u.. AND WHEREAS the amount of the whole rateable property of the Town of Durham according to the last revised assessment roll thereof is $587,120. AND WHEREAS the amount of the existing debenture. deht of the Swift Bl'tlni(:i[‘)ality is $59,159.30, whereof no part of the prim-inn] or interest is in nrre 11'. l ‘ 6 : the number of votes (or and BY'LAW NO' 2' {againatthia _B_y-L§w. .. ‘ 1 Y-1‘fi113l’;EFORE the Mnnicip Council of the Corporation . the Town of Durham enacts : follows: -V--â€".. 1. The sum of $4000.00 shall he expended by the Municipd Counâ€" cil of the ToWn of Durham in the building and erection of a retain- ing wall and abutment an! repair-L ing the structural work of a' bridge across the Silllg‘t‘vll llivm',‘ and amn‘oaehes thereto, at the inâ€"; terseetion of Lamhton Street and the said River in the Town of Dur- ham. and for the purpose of rais-' ing the said sum of $1000.00 de- bentures of the said Town of Durham to the said amount of $4000.00 in the whole shall be issued in sums of not less than $100.00 each on the First day of: February A. D. 1913, each of which debentures shall be dated on the date of the issue thereof. and shall be payable within ten years there- after, namelyzâ€"One of each of the :said debentures on the First day of the month of February in each year for ten years after the pass- ing of this By-Law at the office of The Standard Bank of Canada in the aid Town of I_)urh_am. 2. Each of the said debenturesl shall be signed by the Mayor of“ the said Town of Durham, and by: the Treasurer thereof and the"l Clerk of the said Town of Durham; shall attach thereto the Corporate'l Seal of the said Municipality. 3. The said debenture shall bear interest at the rate of five and one-half per centum per annum payable yearly at the' sail Bank on' the First day of February in each and every year during the currency thereof, and 511131 have attached to them cou- pons for payment of the said in- tercst, which con )ons shall be signed by the ayor and Treas- urer of the said Town of Durham. 4. During the cu11enc1 (111 ’ the said debentures there shall hel' Iaised annually by special rate on" all the rateable prope1ty in the Tow n of Durh 1m the sum of $530 67 in the purpose of paying the amount due in e1ch of the sairl wms for principal and interest in respect of the said debt (as 81101111 in thc Scheduile A hereto annexed1 O l l l 1 5. This By-Law shall take ef- fect on the 13th day of January A. D. 1913. 6. The votes of the electors of the Town of Durham shall be tak- en on this By-Law at the follow- ing times and laces. that is to say:â€" On Mon ay, the 6th day of January A. D. 1913, commencing at‘ O I the hour of nine o’clock in the forenoon and continuing till five oclock in the afternoon of thei same day, by the following Dep-l uty Returning Officersrâ€" North \Vard at George Shire’s Store by _C11f.ton Elvidge, De )uty Returning Officer; East War at the Town Hall by \V. H. Bean, Deputy Re- ,turning Officer; and West Ward, ‘at Pasco Saunders’ Shop by John| iSmith, Deputy Returning Officer. ‘ 7. On Saturday, the Fourth day of January A. D. 15913, the| .Mayor of the said Town of Dur-i \ham shall attend at the Council Chamber at 10 o’clock in the fore- noon to appoint persons to attend at the various polling places| aforesaid and at the final summing up of the votes by the Clerk on behalf of the persons interested in, and promoting or opposing the passing of this By-Law respect- ively. t 8 The Clerk of the Council of l the said Town of Durham shall at-i ' e at 12 o’clock on the Fiist day of D. 1913. 011011 of \\hi(h shall be d1tod on the issue thereof. and shall within ten years there- ()VVII ()f )unt of bull be less than 5 TAKE NOTICE that the above is a true capy of a By-Law {which has been taken into consid- i‘eration and will be finally passed 2 by the Council of the Municipality of the Town of Durham in the ‘event of the assent of the electors *being obtained thereto, after one month from the first publication in '.“The Durham Chronicle,” the date 1915 EMagn at Cream Separatms 3R.EWEN Durham . JOHNSTON SP- John Kelly. Durham Notice AND ‘,“~.. ‘ Mayor. Clerk. Ontario AGENT Ont. II PUBLIIBID [VERY THURSDAY I03!!!“- 4! the Obmniolo Printing Noun, Ouch-to Tn Cuwmcu will In can u sump“ my “Mm-t. {no Of '00”. I“ ht“ . - u 009“ your. ppblc in adv“ 41.50 mny barium-god ff not IO id. Th. (15“ m wide!» av») ubu'fipuon to p. d i.- donotdl by the numben on the uldmo label. ho pp“ db- oontinuod to n“ nmn no pt“. “new st tho } mum of the proprietor. ‘ ' - For trencient “venue-0m- 6 Ahcflm eenu per line for the In! “5.: It“. . tion- 3 cente per line eecl en quent ineetflcn minion men-cue. PM cerde. not exceeding one inch “.00 per ell-II- Advertisement. without ammo. dtrecticn '11} be published till forbid n 1 charted mag; Tmnetect notmeeâ€" ‘14 ex. " Wound." “For etcâ€"50 centc for first insertion. 25 cent. for 000‘ I snbeeq uent insertion. and Du'ties.â€"Six months’ residu upon and cultivation of the in in each of three years A hon s'teader may live withir nine ml of his homestead on 0 farm a! SHOW ROOMS-vNext to Swalluw’c Barber Shnp. Hasnmxvxâ€" Nex‘ door South nf \V. J. lmwwnce’! blacksmith shup. \lu‘v v- “v.â€" in}! 13110 time required to 1 homestead patent} and culti fifty acres extra. A. 'homes'teader who hes eth ed Lis homestead right and cat obtain a proâ€"eruption may a for a purchased homestead certain districts. Price $3.00 acre Duties.â€"â€"Must reside months in each of three years, tivate titty were: and erect all worth $300.00. SEND ‘ HIM THE CHRONIC! A present of The Chronic“ a year would be appreciated some distant friend. The l guesses allowed might wi“ live dollars in the bean «Lq December mm, 1912. - ESTABLISHED