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flared in for H's for lngvlvs mr her not _to I rigid '1’. rm 3 »y send horse. BH‘ I» 0x- 11 like hat m in ‘01le- | Win »-â€"the Ilci DRS. JAIIBSOI 1 11.1380. 0!! ice and residence I short dist- Ince east of the Kuhn How on [Amman Street, Lower Town. Dur- ham. Office hours 2 u) 5 9.0.. 7 to 8 pm. (except Sundays) . " a. 1.. 881?], I. 3., may. a. o. Oflice and residence. corner of Countess and Lambton Street; 0990- site old Post Oflice. Oflico hours: 9, to H 3.111.. 1.30 to i pms, 7 toO pm. (Sundays chepted). day. DR. A. I. nu. Office on Lambton Street (the late Dr. Hutton’s office). Oflice hours, 2 to 5 pm, 7 to 9 pm., except Sun- c. G. All) 33381! IcGILLIVMY Chiropractors, Durham. Ontario. The Scmnce that adds life to yeurs and years to life. Consultation free. In Durham Tuesdays. Thursdpyg 3:19 Saturdays. J. 1'. GRANT, u. u. 9., u. u. w. Honur Graduate University of Tor- onln, (lrmluutc Royal College Dental Surgmus 01' Ontario. Dentistry in all its branches. Office Calder Bluck. Mill Strvot. second door east. Hf Maclh-lh‘s Drug Store. (Mice over J. 5: J. Hunter’s store, Durham. Ontario. _ ' 1m. w. 0. Planning, Damp? LUCAS BERRY lian'l‘zslm's. Solicitors, etc. A mem- ln'l' ul' {law firm will he in Durham on I‘m-sway ul' mach \\'9t?k. Appointments nu) ln' made with the: Clerk in the vll ll'O'. MIDDLBBRO', SPERBIAN MIDDLBBRO' Barristers, Solicitors. Etc. mu'mfssm's to A. B. Currey. .‘11'. (1. Q1. MuMlclH‘u’ is permanent” lnq'..{o'~£ il‘ Durham Oflice. DAN. IcLBAR Law-used Auctiuneer for County of .rm. Satisfm'lmu guaranteed. Rea- mm‘nlv wrms‘. Dates of 33105 made H :‘M- fillll'unwlc (MUN! 01‘ with him- ALEX. IacDONALD anensed Auctioneer for Co. of Grey. \imlm'atn tvrms. Arrangements fur saws. as :0 dates. em. may be mmlv at 'l‘hv Chroniclv ()n'ico. Dur- ham. 'l‘m'ms nu application. Ad- oh-ves R. n. 1. Durham. '2 Iifimpd Thursday, January 22, ms. [HT 7. CON. 2|. EGREMUNI'. um- murn: m0 acres: 85 acres under cu'lnatlnn. balance hardwood bush; x'mnenlent to school: on the premâ€" '~‘r~‘ are a frame barn 32x51 ft. with atmm mundane“: concrete stables: who luv ham 30x50 with stone base- ment: has: pen 20x$0z twelved-oom hrlek huuse. furnace heated. also frame \Vm‘dshed; drilled well close ~‘0 lmuse. with windmill: concrete water tanks: 30 acres seeded to lay; In acres to sweet clover; this farm :s “M: fenced and in a good state of enitnatwn. For information apply tn Wateon's Dairy. RR. l. Durham. ”harm. 10523“ \‘HI‘IIII I’\I‘II‘ [HTS 7 AND 8. CON. '2‘: Imemont containingfifiacres: RI‘H‘ l'lt‘aII (.I baIaIIce hardwood hum: III gond state of cultivation; fram» bzIIII HxSO. stone basement. 1â€"H! \J urn" ‘nd XI'IIIIIV' U‘Il .- mnvrole stables; drilled m-nwnt tank at barn. .-‘ m! 7. Con. A. S.D.R.. GI taéwng HO acres: 100 ac and in good state of cult Hw premises are a brick '3'ng seven rooms. Ymnm woodshed attach «n! at dvor; never failin Ira farm. making ‘a frflhh‘ DIH'U ‘I‘I.\UV. c.‘v--v -w- _ .‘nncrvte stables; drilled well and m-mo-nt tank at. barn. Also Lots 6 w 7. Con. A. 3.0.8.. Glenels. con- ta'n'ng H0 . 3rd H‘. 2000 : : trumg: svven rooms. With 500d 'mn‘» “"‘misht‘d attached: drilled a»! : z .i- or; never failing spring: on he 'arm. making a choxce stock ':1“m. Ttus proverty will be sold I‘ ah: to quick purchaser. ’0! par- tu'rxkat‘%31\vly' at Watson‘s mi , R H. 3. Durham. Ont. 25 “Pt" \W‘l ly to PARK FOR SALE IN .36 mm, '2. “16.8.. anfinck. L“ ,- "five avxxmwost of DW‘ham con- ‘z‘ns. Slowly clmr and 9:1“““‘.' 3" “t m 3001! stat» of cultivation. Bank MM with shed adinining and smne ‘t‘blus. T-rnomed brick house with fruit l'l'u u\ "-"‘ ‘ to Miss mm. Ian-on. FUNERAL SERVICE New Modern Funeral Parlors Phone Hillcrest 0268 122-125 Avenue Road Toronto John w. Bah: R. Iaddocks I‘WH‘nh‘l'lY 0f Flesherton (“le BATES BURIAL C0. Med (cal Director? . Liz'cnsvd zflurtinneer Dental Diredorv .‘h‘fiowans mm: K_"llfi1l"v-w ' stvhle tum-house. half acre , drilled “9H cistern: 300d Hus. Md 3 lot of small fruits. sail cheap to quick buyer. Ap« Mrs. John Schlitz. 6%“ ____ J ' . O Lodz PROPER?! ml ‘Dmcum' I VI. â€"“ \\'Inmwre 'woperh'. “ mm: rough-cast Q \ hen-house half are mnmom. (30;:- M423” FOR SALE, EXTRA GOOD BUILD- mg lot, 54 feet frontage on Bruce St. Apply to H. D. McIntyre, Countess Street. t 22 tf PROPERTY FOR SALE GOOD SEVEN -ROOM, CONCRETE house; electric lights; hard and soft water in kitchen; furnace; good, roomy stable with cement. founda- tion and floor; {our acres land. Ap- ply Ernest. Ashley, Durham. 18 6 pd. GOOD SEVEN-R00! BRICK HOUSE on Countess Street. all modern con- veniences. Apply to J. J. Atkinson R. R. 1, Durham. Phone 603-23. Opd. BUILDING AND BUSINESS FOR sale. One door north of the Post Of- fice. A good chance for someone.â€" F. W. Kelsey, Photographer. 109“ FOR SALEâ€"A NUMBER OF GOG) building lots on George street, North of Skating Rink, Durham. Apply to D. Hopkins. 221 if FOR SALEâ€"GOOD TWO-STOREY frame dwelling, well loutod on Lambton street. Hard and soft wa- ter, bath, furnace, electric lights, etc. Apply W. J. Young, Durham. Unt. 5i6 tf BRITISH AMERICAN COAL OIL AT Smith Bros. It‘s good. Try it. I IO If HT'S’I‘OM SAWING. [.I'MBER AND Shinglns. Smith Lawrence, Dur- Imm. 6nd .“EERLESS GASOLINE, THE HIGH- crarle gas with the “pep” and long miloage. Sold only at Smith Bros’ Garagn. 626i! IOR FIRE TORNADO AUTOMO- MIP insuram. c and guarantee bonds, N0 apply to Lucas Henry, Durâ€" ham. 6121.! \\ HI -'\I‘ V\ ANTED. ANY QUANTlTY. Highest mm Peoples Mills. 31523t HO! 'SE 'I‘O RENT: \VtI'I‘H ALL vonwniences. Apply to Mr. John Slurrisnn. Durham. “-6-“ WORK “ANTEDâ€"THEE CHRON- 9.010 Jul} Plant is well equipped for turning out. the finest work on short nulor. if WHEAT WANTED AT ROB ROY Mills. Highvst prices paid. and '20 (THIS .\ \Hl’\l1)Rm'S PLAY ENTITLED. ”"llw Dow 1111s 811001111 \V."if1‘ “ill lm 3:111 11 111 \11111111 (Mango Hall 11n- .1111 tlu- :11131111115 01 the I F..YPO l‘-o1ila.\..lm11la1} 30. \dmissi_01_1.35 NOTICE TO FARIBRS The Durham 1217.0. Live Stock As- ~‘wciuti0n will ship stock from Dur- ham rm Tuesdays. Shippers are m-quostml to give three days’ netice. James Lawrence, Ianagor. BOARDBRS WAIT” Four gvntlemen boarders. Good accommodation. Apply Mrs. Walter Turnhull. George SL. Durham. 10 9t! Phone 601 r 13 GUSTO! SAWING 113' .\III I STREET NEAR MCGOW- 1111. s M111. 1115: 11111 saxxed lumber. <I11.11_=.1h1.~1.11u1Hemlock spruce and 11.1.1311 shingle timber bought. -â€"R. W. .\In111i>011 Durham. I2 18 U HORSES FOR HIRE R\'-\.\"S HORSE LIVERYfâ€"TFIRST- class equipment at reasonable rates. Rntwrt Ryan. Propnetor. Corner Lambton and Countess Streets. Dur- ham. it t! PBATBBRS WANTED \'H\ REESE \.\D DI 1 .K FF ATHERS “a: it. .1 Highns t piiccs paid .â€"Rob- or: Rumvtt and Compam ll tf LIVE POULTRY WANTED LIVE POI'LTRY WILL BE BOK'GHT \\'m_mvsd:1y furenoon. January ‘28. not PM of your surplus poultry vow. thw HR. Durham. Gm. E. Harron. H tf AUTO KNITTER roa SALE map _\8 .\'F.\\'. THIS MACEIXE has knit. only one sock. has all at- lm'hments. and will be sold at a bargain. Can be seen at The Chron- ll‘lt‘ nffice. 18" LADIBS' AID SOCIAL "FTHODIST CHI RPH. DI RHAM Thursdm. Januan ‘29. 730 pm sharp Good lunch. promm and pleasant owning. Admission 25 cents. ipd POSTS WANTED LIMITED NV'IIBER CEDAR POSTS and I‘rdar poles. dt‘liVPI‘Pdfit CNB. tracks. Durham. For prices and vat-tinnitus. apply to J. N. Murdock. Durham. 1 15 3 LAUILD luv auuusu \'FTHnnls'r cm'RoTH. DI'RHAM. After Service Conversation - Thmx‘dav. Januarv 20 730 p.m. sharp qumen mpt after Ehurch and no,“ luhch. proéram and pleasant had this cnnversatngnz“ Ihpar 3911 owning. Admission 25 cents. lpd have 501d your 918- Yes. sold hum ==============3 las” Thumay'” “What Sfye get?” “Eight dollars.” “\Vhat‘d It cost you VAR?“ to raise it?” “Paid three dollars ENERGY-TIC MAX. GOOD RECORD. for the skate and five more {or the To ael Life Insurance. Will asist to feed.” “Didn’t make much. did ye?" finance and secure business. Apply “No. but I had the my of the toBoxSl.0wen Sound. Out. 1 a and pig all 9m.” ARTICLES WANTED MISCELLANEOUS COMING EVENTS FOR SALE Durham. RR. 1. l '15 3c It is a long time since Green Plume has taken advantage of the courtesy of the editor of The Chron- icle in extending to the Durham Boy Scouts the privilege of using this column for the recording of Scout doings. The last record that ap- eared in this space was the his- ry of the District Boy Scout camp at White Cloud Island. Since then the summer holidays have passed, and the autumn also, and here we are well into the winter. Scout work in the Town has continued in ,much the same way as before. The |Troop has made steady progress with its tests and other scout work, and are now looking forward to ex- pansionâ€"iii possible. The Scoutmas- ter expects to organize a Gillwell training course for Scout Leaders, and hopes, in this way, to train leaders for other troops which will be organized in Durham and district. The troop is moving to new quar- ters this week in the McLachlan Block, the old Masonic Lodge Rooms. They have rented this for their weekly meetigs and expect to have a comfotrable clubroom for the members of the Troop. At the same time, they wish to extend to the Library Board and Librarian their sincere thanks for the courteous treatment that they have received from them during the time they oc- cupied the basement of the Public Library. Another patrol will be organized immediatelyâ€"making three in the troop; any fellows between the ages of twelve and seventeen who wish tot apply for admission should see the: Scoutmaster immediately, as only a limited number can be admitted. As the Troop expects to incur considerable expenditure during the renting year. the matter of financing is receiving consideration by the Sroutnlaster and Troop Committee. it has been suggested that a con- cert be staged early in February by the Scouts. This would consist of Scout. work. songs and Scout drills. inte-rspersml with vocal and instrumental numbers from mem- bers of the Troop. and should be a “bang-up" success. The members of the 'l'roop. therefore, ask their friends to bear this in mind and Lwhen the time comes. co-«werate With the 'l‘roop in l'io‘osting..r the show. -\ most. unfortunate accident hap- pened in the second period when t‘iscar Mom has his lip laid open by a blow from a stick in the hands of one Of the Mount Forest lads. The mishap was a pure ac- cident. The player raised his stick to shoot back-handed and caught Moon on the lip. It. was necessary to put, two stitches in to close the wound. ‘ I 1‘ _~__‘ _' \\ | 'LI [111. The teams were tied at the end of the last period. but in five minutes overtime. Mount, Forest. scored twice. The quhgnL :1‘1‘002 lifted {1:521}. f 0136;“? EBAYG. Lavel'lez De- fpm‘o. Ted Clark and Bill Wilson; Wings. D. \‘ollett and Fred Yollett; antre. 0. Moon; Substitutes, R. Con- â€" L ‘_‘ {01' THE DURHAM CHRONICLE THINGS WORTH KNOW'IIG To Set a Table For a Ln‘nchoon 1. A luncheon cloth or doilies should be used. 2. Allow about 24 inches for each plate. 3. Service plates mark the centre of the place. 4. Put, knife, cutting edge to the plate, at right of place. Spoons go next. to it. 5. Put fork, lines up, to left of plate, also salad or pie forks. 6. The order to take your silver is from the outside towards the plate. the spreader across it, is placrd at tip of knife. 8. The bread and buttvr plate with the spraedor across it, is placnd at top of fork. 9. A folded napkin has its upon edge to the. plate. [If a bath 8 bottle is allmwd to stand any 101th of time lwfmc 1w- ing washod, it becomes \01) mvssy and dangm't’msly sour, This is truv of cuw's milk. I ham found a wry easy way tn al\\a\'s haw) bahys bottlo swwt. Just. «110p a gmwrnus amount 01 soda in bottle. Fill “ith watc 1"llm smla will (“Ill the greasv and ”W buttlv will Shilw. If hottlv is tlmrnughly I'insvd nut :lftm‘ smlzl pmmuraffion is pmn‘vd out. thmv is nothing iniur- ions tn ham 1mm this nu thud. LOCAL PRODUCE PRICES KEEP UP WELL Durham Buyers Giving Pull Value For All Farm Produce, Accord- ing to Montreal Prices. 'I‘Iw Sllfflili‘“ Hf nvw laid c-ggs Poaching Durham :ll'f' sluwly in- crvasing. but with vuntimiml cold and smi'my wvalhc-i'. tlw price will hold Iii-m. Quitv :i numbvr 01' small pullvts' eggs an- mming in. and thvsv haw to hv bought at a price “QUE” to that. living paid for sownds. )li‘intmial ioday is quuting 112 m-uts .lvliw-i-m’l for this i-lass of eggs which mmms‘ with the express de~ ducted a price? (if about. 38% cvnts pm- (107.011 in Durham. Thv lncul mvrclmnls am" paying 50 Cvnts for firsts. and 40 cents for Sl‘rcunds. 'l‘lw Governmvnt vgg inspvctm's haw al- I'Pady stm'tml tlwlr munds again for the soason and haw giwn notifica- tion that. they will lw much mmw‘ strict Hn the" ngg grading I'vgulu- lionsâ€"whirl) bommv law on July 7. 1923â€"3114 that 1925 will sw snmv heavy {inns impnsnd whpro thv mur- chzmts and dealm-s urn found not living up to tlm law. Tho- pmduce cmlwntion was held at tho King Edward Hotvl. Tox-c'nlo. on Tuvsday and \lenosclay Hf this \VPPK and had a good attvndancv. Creameries have drOpped the price of butter fat to around 33 cents ow- ing to the markets showing a de- cline in the price of creamery bul- ter. Finest pasteurized crmmery prints sold in Montreal on Satur- day at. a price of 33 cents. while fod- der made creamery sold at from 31 to 3214; cents per pound. Montreal houses are quoting a price of 25 to 26 cents per pound delivered at Montreal for daiiv butter. or a price of 0' cents at shipping point. For the first two weeks in Jan- uary. the market for live poultry held strong.' in Buffalo but. declined at. the end of last week owing to verv lihe1al supplies and a slow de- mand. Thexe is an embargu from 8 states piohibiting the shipping of live fowl over their borders owing .to the poultry plague which has been so prevalent in some parts and which has already cost. a loss of thousands of valuable birds in these different. states of the lV'.S.A. We notice that even ecptv poultrv crates coming back f1om Buffalo have to be thomughlvd isinfected and washed in the presence of an in- spector before they area llowed to cross the line into Ontario. To Clean Baby’s Bottle lulu)“ nun non (Copyright, 1924, by The Bonnet-Brown Corporation, Chicago) Win ts for t}; Method: (look spinachâ€"cut up and strain. Make a white sauce by melting butter, adding fluur and seasoning and milk. Stir beaten yolks of eggs slowly. into whit» sauce. Mix with spinach. Whvn POO], fold in siiffly hPanll whitps of eggs. Put. in groasml ring mold m' cake pan. Set in pan of water and ham. If ring is Used insort «m plattm'. till ('Pntvr with bruilmi, but- tmw-(l mushrooms. If pan is 118011, shapo tablesponns of SpillaCll as m-cvssat‘y. Put on platter and in middlv. plzu-v buttvn-d. hroilc-d mushrooms. (Izmnml spinach cam he used. Vm-y prvtty fur lunch- eon. twangv. 3'; gram! fruit. 1 can pineapple {sh'ainml . I can whitn i'lwri‘ivs (strainodg l ('all,lu'al‘.~‘ (strained). i can peaches (struinm! . Molhmi: cut Up fruit. Mix Hm fruit. and fruit juicvs with jlliCP Hf 1 lemon and 1 pint Hf Il’la.\'nllllaisv «hwssing. Brat. 1 bottle whipping [ADY WILLISON DEAD AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS Prominent in Toronto women’s Or- ganiaztions.â€"Regret Is Wide- spread. In the suddun passing munday of} Lady \Villisnn at. lwr humv at 10 D Elmslcy hau- aftvr a hriw-f illnc-ss. Tarontn IOS'PS mw 0f its outstanding Wumon. Lady \Villisnn was far hwln} yvars pl‘vsidvnt of the Ladic-s‘ Guild of NW British and Fm‘viun Sailurs‘ Sm-ivty. and a prnminvnt mvthI‘ Hf thv Daughtvrs «91' UN- limpil‘v. Hf Hw 'l‘m‘mlm Lathe-5' Club and Hm 'l‘m-unm Hunt. and always tnn'; an activc- part in Hu- Canadian Authors’ Associatiuu. of which Sir John Willison was fm-murly ”Iv Tnâ€" Lranto prosident. Whon Lnrd Nm-Ihâ€" ('Iiffn Visitml Toronto in 1921. hc- Spent 3 \\'wk with Sir .luhn and Lady \Villisnn. COOKIIG III?! Spinach mags With Inahroonu l peck spinach. 1 cup milk or cream. This amount serves about 3. 1 tablespoon butter. 1 tablespoon flour. Seasoning. Muéfirooms. Tho death of Lady \Villismn ful- lmwd an ilIm-ss of a “'00k. Sho had contracted a scvcro cold. which dcchOped into pneumonia and rc- 3”]th fatally in spit“ of all Hm nfl'm'ts Hf Dr. W. B. Thistlc. tho fam- il,\'__|-.h,\_'sicia_n. _ The late Lady \Villison was born in Tivorton. Bruce County. and Im- fUl‘v her marriago was Miss Raclml Wood Tumor. She was murriod in Juno. 1886. Thorn wow 1w” suns. \Villiam. who was ongmzvd in flows- papm' work when Hu- wax‘ brokv out and enlisted and much» tho supx-vme sacrilicv mom-703‘. and Waltm' A. Willison. now of Toronto, also for- mol‘ly in nmvspupor work. and who For January . .. .0 0 O 0"... at.'.......C.00.................... C. O. Women’s Black and Brown Julint Slipper-f. sin-s . and 5. To clear at ........................... Women's Suede Slippers. sizes. to clear at lilcllniti Frozen Fruit Salad Real Bargains In Slippers REPAIRING A SPECIALTY :, Blue, Brown and Mauve éream stiff and add to fruit drew. mixture. Freeze. Remove dulla'. Repack in a mold. {5.1ij for a time as a war corres- g pofndent. Pork Chops. Cooked rice or mashed [)0qu Fresh tomato. Onion. Green popper. Method: Have, pork chops out thin. Place pork chops in bakiu pull. ()n lisp of pork Chops, pm layer evoked l‘it'e or potam. 0n lop of this a Slice of tomato. On to: of this. a green pepper. Season can layer with salt. and pepper. Pour :1 little hot water in pan. Bake I IIHlll‘ in a moderate men. i Mam t‘lel‘vssiOnS 0f deepregret.‘ ' the pa: sing of one M10 took such :- iacthe interest in the life of the 3commurzity and did so many good works by which she is remembered. 3-haxe been receiwd h\ the bereaved familx. A hem tfelt t1 ihute “as paid 3t0 her memun by Mrs. Alfred Hall '\\11111\\ of the lat11 D1.\lf1‘0d Hall, ;who founded the Ladies" Guild of 'thv British and 1311111111511 Sailors” So- 3 c 141i. 3'. Slld'. Crmk almut. 20 minim-s in salt. wa- ter: dram. Add to moatâ€"same II for bmwm'd putalm-s. BAKING HINTS Rules For Baking Powder 1. Mix and sift. all dry ingrvdients together. 2. 1'50. 2 lmasponns baking powder to 1 cup of flour. 3. SM flour before: it is nmasured. 4. Grease pans or muffin tins be- fore _mjxture is ready. 6. Bake mixtures" immmliatcly when ready. Serve as a dessert with cake. Serve as a salad with crackers. This amount. serves about 3 doun. LIIdv Willisnn Is snmiwd hy her husband. Sir JIIIIII \\ illisIIII. and her son. The funeral sonic», which was priavtII. was conducted by Canon Com. II I-IIISII fIiIInIl of the famih and III-II! IIII “minesday 1f- tIIIIIIIIIII. IIItIIrmIIIIt was made in Mnnnt PIIIaSIIIIt IIIImIIIIII'y. Lmh \\ Illisnn \\ :I-' a sistvr of Mrs. 'l'. .-.\ .“Hallis. f0! man} voaIs a re.â€" idvnt of Durham but “0 Icsiding in 'l m" Into. Huusvhnlclnr (angrilyâ€"“No, wifn's away fur the summer." 'l‘ranmâ€"-"Any bottles.‘ . 'I‘ramp-â€"“Ally rags. paper or old Iron? Brawngd Onions val and pal-hm! «mums of lxnimm Basswood Bolts in the round, 37" or 56” long. 5" and up top. Advise All Our Graduates CENTRAL BUSIIBSS COLLEGE Stntford and Mrmm Fornct have been placed in date and still there are calls fur mum. Get your course NOW. if vmi do not get it you pay for H anyway in smaller Hafnlnils and last opportunities. Enter any day. Write. all ur phone for information. Keenen Bros., fitted Pork Chops WANTED HE KNEW ‘..f‘:.;‘$l.50 5.1173130 .‘T‘.’ $120 BAG. 9.