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Wisdom 0f llll‘ \Villlel'ness U u Anne of Avonlezi ........................... Kilmeny of the Uri-hard .................... Rainbow Valley ............................ Anne of Green (ialiles ...................... Girl of the lilllllwi'llwl ...................... Michal-l ()‘Hallnran ......................... Billy Topsail ............................... \V'ooillana'l Tales ............................ Man of Iron ................................ \Vilol Animals 1 Have- Knnwn ............... Heidi ...................................... 'l'vvn Little Savages ........................ Baldy of Nome .............................. Pollyanna Series 000000000000000000000000000 Night Erransls 01' Un- \V’ililerness ........... Kindred ml the \Vilcl ........................ Captain Pluck .............................. I’ )1». 'n \V {13' ................................... Penrod .................................... Girls of Miss Clevelz‘intl's .................... Little Lord Fauntleroy ..................... 'l‘xvn Arrows ............................... Lari-v . .. .................................... Ring : The Story of a Frontier D09r ........ Enchanted Bunnies ........................ W'ilderness Campers ....................... Camplire Girl At ()noway House ............ Campfire Girls In the Maine Woods ....... Adventures of Buil'alo Bill ................. Mr. Stubbs' Brother ........................ Around the Campfire ............. - .......... Flamingo Feather .......................... Talking Leaves .................... .r ......... Uncle Remus ............................... Toby Tyler ................................. How Animals Talk ......................... Bob and Bill See Canada ................... Alice‘s Adventures in Wonderland . . . . . . . . . Arabian Nights Entertainments ............ . Boys From History ......................... Girls From Histor ..'. .............. Adventures of R0 in Hood .............. Letters To Boys .................... . ........ Letters To Girls...:............; ........... King Arthur and His Knights .............. Downy Wing and Sharp Ears ............... Banneitail ................................... Velvet Paws and Shiny Eyes ..... . .......... The Sandman‘s Stories (12 volumes) ....... _. _ _.v_- â€"â€"‘-â€"â€"v Three Times and Out .................................. McClung Songs of a Sourdough ................................... Service The Black Candle ...................................... Murphy My laxperiences At Scotland \ard .................... Thompson 43i_»m.paiiioiiabie Books .............................. 2. Van Dyke Pii'_-neers of Old Ontario .................................. Smith How We Got (lur Bible ................................. Sniythe Mary Siesson of (Ialihor ............................. Livingston Courage ................................................. Barrie Frenzied fiction ....................................... Leacock Adventures In Humanity ............................... Stidger Wonders of Missions .................................... Mason Handbook for Literary and Debating Societies .......... Gibson feeding the Family ........................................ Rose Personal Hygiene and Physical Training for \meen. . Galbraith Tales of Loner Trails .................................... Grey Second Line of Defense ................................ Slattery 0n the Rim of the World ...................... Paterson-Smythe Confronting Young Men With the Living Christ ............ Mott The World‘s Best Humorous Anecdotes .................. Lawson Let’s Play ...................... i ........................ Geister Canadian Stories ........................................... Ilcs Dramatized Missionary Stories .......................... Russell How to Conduct Public Meetings ........................ McGill Spiritual Voices .......................................... Davis Encore ........................................ Jessie Alexander Platform Sketches ............................ Jessie Alexander Days 011' .............. . ................................ Van Dyke Christine Forsyth .................................... Livingston Book of Missionary Heroes ............................ Matthews In Flanders Fields ...................................... Macrae My Discovery of England .............................. Leacock The Great \Var As I Saw It ................................ Scott Chalk 'I‘a.ks ..................... ' ..................... Bengough Servants of the King ..................................... Spccc Lord Teach is To Pray .................................. Whyte How To Live .............................................. Fisk The Stuff of Manhood .................................... Speer How To Run a Store ................................ “’hitehead Bird Guide ................................................ Reid Mastered Men Robinson l‘he Honey Bee ................................. “orient PAGE SIX Sir or Madam ........... - .......... Blue Water ........................ Dust Flower ....................... Wanderer of the Waste Land ....... The Scudders ...................... The Golden Dog .................... Cappx Ricks Retires ............... Babbit .............................. Anne and Her Mother .............. The Return of Blue Pete ............ Salt Sea and Sailormen ............ “iii! 0’ the \Visp ................... Holy Orders ........................ Master Christian ................... Long Palrol.......................â€".. The Frontiersman .................. Fourth \Vntcli ...................... Hvralcls of Empire ................. 'I'Iue l’rnspmrtor ..................... Sky Pifot ........................... Black Rock ......................... The Doctor ......................... The Major .......................... Kindred of the Dust ................ Lone Star Ranger ................... lioriier Legion ...................... Rainbow 'l‘rail ...................... Heritage of UPS! rt .................. Riders of I’urplo. agi ................ TIN) Dermsti‘r ....................... 'I‘hu Manxman ....................... Eternal City ......................... Neiglilmurs .......................... Pam ................................ What Became of Pam? .............. Poisoned Paradise ................... Dorothy \‘ernnn ol' Hatitillil Hull ..... 'l‘liu Breaking Point ................. Flmving UOIII ........................ Spirit Lake ......................... Wings of the Morning .............. Ulivia In India ...................... Love Gives Itself .................... (Jamal: ............................... Penny Plain ......................... Happy Isles ......................... 'I‘he Ulansman ....................... Woman of Babylon .................. I.)ancing Star ................... . . . .. Mill on tho. Floss .................... Handy Andy ......................... I'Jast Lynn .......................... Angel's Shoes ........................ No‘urâ€"I')o-\\'oll ....................... The Stepmotht‘r‘ ..................... limily of New Moon .................. Feet of Clay ......................... Patterson Limit ..................... Black Wolf Park .................... {and Triumphant ................... 'I‘ho Hickory Slick ................... 'l‘ho \\"iiuliii:__r Stair ................... Sir Nigel ............................ The following new books and replacements have been added to the shelves of the Public Library. The fore part of each list is now in circulation. The balance of the list will be ready for circulation Friday night, January 4 : NEW BOOKS IN DURHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY 1005 .......................................... I): .................................. lessie Aloxan ‘tLlNN ............................ Jessie Alexan .......................................... Van D 'syth .................................... Living: ionary Herons ............................ Mattm Fields ...................................... Mac p of England .............................. Leau am As I Saw It ................................ Sc .................... Bengo: he King ..................................... Sp 75 To Pray .................................. W11; Manhood .................................... Sp; :1 Store ................................ Whiteh .............................................. .R 1 ......................................... Robm: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000 DI] ............. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo one "11nd Musical Training for \\ bmcn” ADULT NON-FICTION JUVENILE CLASSES ADULT FICTION .................... Knowiéé ....................... Cole .................... Seaion ....................... Cole .................... Walker ........ Whitehead .............. Reid .......... Robinson ............ Dadant .................. Ruck . .' ........... Wallace ................ King ................ Grey ........... Bachellor ............... Kerby ............... Kynp .............. Lewns ............. Douglas ............... Allan ............ Wallace .......... McKishnie ............. Correlli ............. Correlli O I“ Miss E. J. Allan. teacher in N0. 5. is holidaying at her home near ()hosley. Her sister and two friends Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Edwards 01"1‘Orâ€" onto madu things: lively around the Edwards lmmo on Monday, and Joe Keith arrived home from Detroit on Saturday and is remaining for a Wt‘ck. Mr. and Mrs. R. '1‘. Cook and ne- phew, Murray. of Detroit, and Miss Jennie Cook and friend of Toronto, and MP. Ed. Cook of Palmerston, were guests for some days at the (look homestead. M 1'. and Mrs. A. G. Blair and Mas- ter George atv Chris-t mas dainties at Mr. Louis Frank's, Priceville. Mr. and Mrs.‘Hugh McArthur had two Christmas dinnersâ€"one at mid- day at the McArthur homestead on the 4th Concession. and one in the evening at the big family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John McNulIy’s in town. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harrison were guests at the Nelson homestead from Friday til'l Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Greenwood spent from Saturday till Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Robertson at Molesworth. Traverston. (Our own correspondent.) (Too late for last week.) A happy New Year and a" most prosperous 1924 is our wish for all Chronicle readers. There is much coming and going this Yuletide and many happy faâ€" mily reunions. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE It matters little the state of either roads or weather as regards the atâ€" endance at Zion’s Christmas tree concert. There was a full house on Friday evening last and the order and attention paid to every number was most commendable. Miss E. J. Allan is specially gifted in training her pupils and their recitations and songs were well given. Others closely associated with the neighbor- hood were Misses Elsie and Isabella Mays of Guelph, Clara Jack of town, and Davie Allen, Viola Neely, Mary Anderson and Ada Paylor of No. 3 section. Two of the best numbers were ‘The Rooster Parade" and the pantomime. “Some One Will Open the Pearly Hates.“ the latter being one of the finest numbers ever given in Zion. The young people upheld the established reputation of the place for dramatic ability and the three dialogues were well acted. The instrumental duet. by Miss Jackson and Mr. Bluhm of Holland was a rare musical treat. and the jazz band sel- ections of the Sunny South Com- pany under Prof. Bryson Morlock’s leadership convulsed the house. Rev. J. E. Peters made a. tactful chairman. Santa Claus and his as- sistants had a big task in stripping the two big trees. Proceeds were This“ neighborhood learned with sad and (deep regret the sudden pass- ing of Mr. Joseph Atkinson as he was held in highest esteem and always proved a most companionable friend and neighbor. motored over for her on Friday ev- ening. At a sacrifice of between. $250,000 and $500,000 and annual revenue, the Ferguson administration is cutting liquor prices at the Ontario Govern- ment dispensaries, says a dispatch from Toronto. The new prices went into effect on the first of the year. Although last year‘s liquor sales statistics are not available as yet, it is understood from Government circles that the net profits to the Government were approximately a miilion dollars. In former years they have reached about three quarâ€" ters of a million dollars in which connection former Altorne v-Genoral Raney, \\ as subjected to seve1e criâ€" ticism f1 om the then Conserxatiwe 01:11:)ositi«:>11.. Commencing with the Too Much Profit Made on “Medicine" Prom Government Dispensaries. "During the election campaign,” stated Attorney-General Nickle, “the Conservative party made it abund- antly clear that it was dissatisfied with the huge returns of Govern- ment liquor dispensaries, particularâ€" ly in view of the fact that liquor was being sold for medical purposes. 1 have had the matter under consid- eration for some time with the re- sult that a reduction in. prices has been decided upon.” $40. It was a most succ'essfu‘l' and happy entertainment. A CHANGE OF TIME will be made SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1924 For full particulars apply to any Ticket Agent, Canadian Nationa; New Year, according to official Gov- ernment announcement, a substan- tial reduction has been made in practically all liquors sold by u“) Government dispensaries. Mr.-WL R. Morrison hos charge of Mr. Robert Smith's mill 1n town and ’ red to do custom sawing. Is New ' 12 27 (1‘ Railways. Thursday, It!!!” 3, 192‘. NOTICE Custom Sawing. DRS. JAMIESON JAMIBSG Office and residence a short ance east of the Hahn Hons Lambton Street. Lower Town. ham. Office hours 2 m 5 pm. 8 pm. (except, Sundays ~. ,, _Aâ€"-..â€"d J. G. HUTTON, M. 1)., C. M. Office. over A. H. Currvy‘s < learly Opposite the Registry (3 Residence : Second house sml‘ Registry Officv. «m East side of .1 Street. (){Tivn hnm‘s : 9 10 11311 to 4 p.m. and 7 109 pm. 'l‘nlv] communication lwiwovn “Wire residence at all hmu‘s. OIYicn and msidvncv «m m Countess and Lamhhm 811 m ‘ts. site Old Post (HTiu'. UH". «.v I: 9t0113.m..1,3...(Hu/npm Mu QSundavs and ”'Hmwdm :zmx except 0d Late Assistant Royal I.“ maImic Hospital. England Golden Squaw 'l‘ht'nzlt and vital. Spocialist: liyv. 1”,: and Nose. ()fl'ivv: 13 I’m 0an Sound. C. G. AB!) BESSIE McGILLI‘ Chiropractors, Durham. Ont: The Science mat adds Mr M and wars in Mr. (Ernsultmml i1 Durham 'l‘uvmla} s. 'l‘hm'sdzg $3! urdays. 61 .____I "113. w. c. PICKBRING, n31 Office, ow-I' .l. d; .l. Hnntm Durham. (mun-m. llonnr Graduate» I'mw-smw onto. Graduatv Royal tlnllvuo- Surgeuns of Hmarin. [LN-mi all its branches. (H'l‘wo. 0m Town‘s Jewellery Store. Advertisements under thi CASH WITH ORDER; six co of four. Telephone calls tre: Saturday night of week ordel 25 cents. On all charge ordel will be made each insvrtion. LUCAS 8: HENRY Barristers. Solimtors. etc. her of Um firm will m» in [nu Tuesday of ouch week. Appoi may be madv with thp mm of! ice. #. â€"â€"â€"v7, MIDDLBBRO', SPBRBIU HIDDLEBRO' Barristers, Solicitors, Succvssnrs tn A. 1’». (In Mr. (I. C. Middlvln'u' is 1m!" locatml at Durham ()fl'icv. J. L. SMITH, M. _B., M. â€"â€"_-â€"__..____â€"_ DAN. HcLBAN Licensvd Auctioneer for (1 Grey. Satisfaction gnal'ante slonahle terms. Dates of sal at The Chrmm'lc Office or w self. - Ld‘ i: 7, CON. ‘21. EGREMO. taming 100 acres: 85 acre cultivation. balance hzn'dwr .convenient to schnol; «m fl 1595 are a framv hum 42x03 stone foundation: (mm-rum also hay barn 30x50 with st ment; hm! pm) QUX-W: two brick hnuw. fnx'narv hva Pramc \x'nndshmi: driilmi \ t0 house. with windmiil: water tanks: 30 at‘l‘o's MHHH‘ 10 acre: 10 S\\'¢'M ('ln\.~r; w is well fenced and in a game cultivation. I-‘nr infurmzni m Watson's Dairy. R.R. 4. Entario. Thu-adv, January 3, 11 22, Egremunt. mntanm ;: nu acres cloax'ml. halam-w I .USh: in mm! ~tzilw m' (‘11 frame barn 44x5“. s‘lnnc' l concrete Slahlvs; 11:»de ‘ cement tank at ham. Al: and 7, Com. 4. SILK. HM taming 110 avrvs‘; 1m awe and in good strm' u.’ «mm the premises are u M‘H'k he wining FPVPI] mama w frame wondshmi mun-land well at door; nmvr {mlmgs this farm. making a (‘1an larm. This prowl-1y \\'H light to quick purchasvr. ticulars apply :11 \Vitfm'n BR. 4, Durham. um. ‘ _.._-‘ NORTH PART 1131‘s LOT 66, CON. ‘2. WALK. 2%miles from Durham 86 acres: 70 acres mMM' balance hardwnm] and s barn with fixtomsiun sh! stables; 7-1‘n<_"nwi hmxsw extension kitchml am! well watm‘ed by nmm--f at, war of farm: :Ilsn s; cement trough m-ax- in: cement. Clix‘lwd \\ 0.11 at further parhmhnw up; Smith, RM. 3. Durhum.‘ PROPERTY FOR â€"â€" GOOD 2-S’l‘t">Rli\' mm 1 ing on‘LamhnMn $1.: hm .r.GnANT,n,D.sn xxator. hath. furxmm-_. etc. AMM m m 'mi' Young. Durham. _______________.__â€"â€"â€"â€"-....___._ 1101'in FOR S.-\I.1'I-~ brick hunsv. 8 mum conveniuncos: nn H: Good roasnns fur «4' to leave town. Apply NOTIC!‘ .M'l‘illl \\\'l \h of the Durh: 1m Hmm u: M will be held in the bur LibrarV at 8 p..,m Jaxmal members requested to hm election of 1924 ofl'icers. ' Medical Dirertorv. FARMS FOR Classified Licensed Legal ‘Dirdcion' COMING EVE [ PAM LOTS 7 AM emont. containing 66 cleared. halanrf ! nta! Din (for: DR. BURT. Um ['09 ll h :u‘