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Hm}? Aifiéeds -o- o ., o 9- .- r-Ov-Oo fi-O-oOHO-OWD’ Hardware (20.. \\ .\l RECOVERING PRO. .\l Plum»: 114 Box 82, Durham ISHES The dainty decon- tor for WOOdWOI‘k. with a hard Mace that withstand. much vat. ELASTICA FLOOR [NAM EL Dries overnight The immaculato \s 'mte enamel. J. W. [WEN SON FLA'I'I‘INI INTERIOR WALL FINISH ISbcautiIulshadu \Vashablc and sanitary. Poultry and Bib] 016‘ feeds in Stock l.'"_' ”I“. .’at Ul‘implflg l".\o-r_\' Day ELASTICA FLOOR FINISH “39 n) superior. Thursday, April fl, .\l BITE RNATION- AL BARN RED For Barn: and a. outbuildingn. ~ gwl' IHII ..........”.. ;..-g- In” ......... “3.. 1),..1 19-33: firm-ownings.fl.~ sump. [H'l' 'Hll ........“.. gun firm-“mugs ””35.“ _|_'.- gwl' t'\\'i. ..... ... 3.35 ’\ I‘ McKECHNIE'S HILL \xo ['0' plvased to I” h }.: AM'S Hf MP. “~17; |_-_ X1. hulas Fm fl . gm”, po-r hag ...... “A. tar \\'0"". “9". has 85‘. i..-.- 33â€"”: ham... 1., [ACOUERET r nit are. 800"; SATINETTE R a H ASED STALLIOH lHol HIP groom at No»! a bit. He bl y'l'lmi bf'fOl‘t‘. Our Prices on h dill "I lbvln'o-ry in Town ollll \\' O \II filightun of Ben“; Hw imported Per "Ho-run." [Ohm Hulme' syndicate. '. Pagan. whosg'fi I' last winter w. "'M‘ NPR? of pug lnwn yesterd- .' sanctum and .e‘ "'3" With his 0|: Hemline-k " PPI‘I h- “’1' ":6 [1’ scared? u never MD .- own-m \VIiiln the} ermometPP hovered just a lh'gI‘PP zibmo- the freezing puint. [N'dPStriallS \xitnesspd a man displaying thv first ma“ [water of Hu- suasnn 0n Winnipeg streets Wed- m'sclay night. -r cacaoâ€"o- «yum-”d” 'l‘hirtm'n Mvmwnitn families, r0- «wnl arrix'zils from Russia, have pm" clause-.1 3.75? 301115 of impmvod farm lands. o-quipmo-nt and live stock at Nuwlnn Siding. .\lan.. 50 miles west Hf \VinnilH-g, nu llanmlian National Railway. 'l‘lm salt! price was 3225.000. Th6" snrplm III the qubec Liquor ILIImmissiIm I'm- lhv fiscal year Will :IppI‘IIxInIalI- 34. 500.000. This has lwI-n llII- axI-rugn prom rpalizml by thI~ ILIInInIissinn SlnCl‘ its organiza- tion. ”In piminm» having thus ben- IililtI-Il l'I-nm that. source a total of III-III'Iy 3101000.000 with oppralinns I'Pal'lllllfi.’ IIVI'I' $80,000,000. A party of pilgrims l-’Jl' lhn Huly YI-ar W’ll’hl‘llthll at Rome will lame QIII-hI-r ”ll May 5th On board the MIIIIIIIlIIsa. Th0 ship w.ill I'III’I‘V mIIII- than 50 DPODIP from HIP IQIDIII- lII-I IlIslIiI'l. among HIPS? lining a largo. numhm' of ('IIII'gy. while there will hl‘ mm'v than :00 {rum IIlhor parts M ”In Dnminiun. TIM ml- grims will I'I-lIII'n lu l'annda I-n .lunn 26th. Dominon Hunk nolvs in circula- tion \wro l‘6.‘Illl|?("l by practically twvlw millions last month. .-\t m» sumo Hm», gold hold was i-mlucm by about livo millions. The percent- :igv of gold tn notvs inz'l'uasvd from 56.8 to 37.7. Hn .“al't'll 3M. Domin- ion “0105' in ('il'milation totaillml SZMUHJW against $218,284,0(m on Fi-briiziry 28th. Hold hold was $119.- ?»7;i.;’;'6 against 8125523877. Dun \\'hili-. i'o'i'o'ntly ri-lvase‘ul from an Ontario po-nitvntiau'y, was ur- l'vslml at ilalgm'y. \lenosday. by Iii-to-i'tiw S. .l. I’HUO'I'SUII. of tho city pnlim- I'm-1w. on suspicion of boing tlu- lnnn burglar who has boon PP- .s'lmlh‘llilo- in!“ all o'pioli'nllt' (if llmls‘i' burglzii-ivs i‘m'i-nlly. 'l‘lw polico found :i "lurk [iii'kc-l'" in \V'llilv's IHN.~'0'~‘.~'icvii. and. whilo l'urtbo'i- on- qiiii-io-s :m- bring nmilo i'onirm'ning bis mum-moms of “in past Wonk. ho is bring iii-M on a nominal vbargi- of Vugi'uni’)‘. anl’go' March, alias Burke-1', 3'5, so-It'-cont'nssmt c_n'g:u)im' ut‘ thu hnld- Up of tho- muil wagon on St. James Stu-wt. Muutt-o-al. last. summvr. has I’m-u ro-lo-usml. tlu- ('mwn "having no ralso- against. him." Ho- was immvdi- ate-Iy handout mm- tn ttu- vmigrutinn atltftmrttivs l'nl' olvpul‘tatiun to I‘ll“- ml Stains. Han-rt: turnout King‘s Wi- th‘llt’v at. Hw trial at his t'unno-l' cum- paniuns. six Ht' “hum l'vm'ntly were snntt-m-o-oi tn lit'v m the pvnitvntial'y. ‘l"il!b'lil ....... - w..- ltzlluzue Hf between $10,000 and I‘L’UJMU “as valued by fire. rhiefiy tn the ~u;.~:u' c'nrgn of the Anthe- lmn:tlct~'nn freighter. Salient. at her berth at. St:- .Inhn. It. required a [\Vnâ€"hfllll‘ tight. to subdue the Male. Hf the total estimated \Vhent ("rep at 10°32. totallin" 262.0971“) bushels, 0?» [WP rent, or 250.1»61!» bushels. is ro-pczrtml by crop correspondents 39 llfl\il1‘.’ prmect to be of merchantable quality. Last year's corresponding Hglll‘t“. ru't'ol'cliug to a report, issued by the Immininu Bureau of Statis- ties. were 06 per Cent. or «555805.000 bushels nut. of “3.199.000 bushels. British tlnlumbia's request for an antt-.\siatie immigration law in Canada is still under consideration in Httawa. In answer to a series of questions hy \V. G. McQuarrie. of New Westminster. it. was stated in the House that. the resolution passed by the British Cnlumhia Legisiature remmmenoling the exclusion of 01'!- entnls‘ had been received and ark- nowlmlxed. and was stil under con- sideratinn. 1111‘ 11111114111 111' MN! “111 11111111131515,- 0011 111111 11111 1111111111 1111'111111 111'131111111'8. 11111111111: 111111111111.1‘111111111.1111111 111 31111111'11111 11 1111111111111 111111 111 Judge 1.111'1'111x 111' s111111111g 1517.:119'1. 11:3 110111 11111 1’1'1111111'1111 11.11111 111' 111111111111. 1.11 11'1111'11 1111 11115 11 11111111111111' 111 St. 11111- 1151111. 11115 51111111111'1111 111 His [.111'11â€" 511111111six 1111'11s 1111111111111111111111111'31. 111 11"1111111111111111 11111111111111. JI1111.111 11 111 1\ >1111l 111111 11111 months 111111 111111- 11111111111115 .11113'11111115111 11'1151 111111 11111111 1111111111. 111111111 111111'1.~. 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A -t ' AAL:“ Ill, [\Ix‘" V‘ “I‘ Lu-u‘ w- _ Th» inspection of the Lachine Canal. which was delayed owing to lbw-ll w pally 0" obllsillt's News From Halifax to Vancou- ver Boiled Down and Torsoly Told. Cross-Canada Happenings As “old By Telegraph Thursday, April 23, 1925. the backing up of the water in the recent flood, is now well under way and surmises that the earthquake of last month damaged the canal seem to he verified at the St. Gabriel lock where a part of the canal wall has fallen in. The break in the revet- ment wall is close to the Agilvie flour mills pier, and will be one. of the big repair jobs that must be rumpleted before the canal is opened l’ur navigatiun. Violently insane, and armed with a ritlv and and shotgun, Arnold Pet» ors stood oil' a posso of Provincial Polico in a two-hour battle outside his shack nrar erhory Lake, north of tho Canadian National Railway main lino. iii-tween Saskatoon and Battivi'm-il. until ho full with five imllvt wounds. l'otors was still :iliw aftor the batllo. and was rusiml to tho llattlc’rforil Hospital, whore. his wounds wore pronounced svrious, but not necessarily fatal. Acquired from the British Gov- ernment by the Dominion of Can- :ula for northern expeditions. the C. H. S. Franklin. it has been decid- ed. will not go north this summer. The Vessel is to be utilized on what is termed the outside semice,” and will in all ilkelihood beturned over shortly to the Department of Mar- ine and Fisheries branch at Halifax. It was learned at the same time that the, famous old C. G. S. Arctic will enter dry dock at Lanzon in about. a weeks time She will he thor- nnghlv merhanled and rerigged in preparation for the next voyage to the. \rctic circle. At their annual meeting at Three Rivers. Friday night, manufacturers nf 'l‘hri-o Rivers dvcidod to ask the Anirrican Government to appoint a (Junsul. or at least a Vice-Uonsul, in that city. It is claimed the (prOI’t lracln kwtxvrun Thrre Rivers and the l'nitml States, particularly the ox- pnrts of pulp and paper, render this appointnu-nt nrrcssary. 131111311218 productinn of commercial fruits for the past year showed a IIQ‘L‘I'NISP of $8,902,912 in value, as cnmpai'o-d with that for I923. The tutu! \aluv ui' these. fruits grown in 192’1 “as 55”. ’66. 1131 while Um flg- lll'1's I'1H'l92) l1'aL'Il1'1I $33,169,343. IIH' 1I1'1'r1'1151'. 1101' 1)1'1Iing In tho Dom- ininn Buwuu 1»! Statistics, “as due principally to smallm' quantities. '1'1111 [11111111111111 11111111111 of Statistics 1'1111111'1“ 1,1111 1"111111111. 01 a cablvgram 11mm 1111- 111111a1.111111"l1'111_111 (Jummis- 511111111 111, 11111111115 Ai1'11s 51311111; 111111, :11'1'111'111111.’ 111 11111 first 1111101111 11111» 1'.11.~'1 1111' 11111 \1'31111111111 (111v111'11m11111 11111 1111111 1111111111'111111 11f 1:111'11 111 A1- g1111111111 1111' 11111 «11151111 111’ 192’-2:’1 is 187.136.011011113111115 1'1'11m 0,162,000 1‘11".111.~' 35 01111111111111] with 376760000 111131111115 1111111 8465.000 11111113 in 1923- 1921. Fifty thousand dollars ctnniam- \ms chino hy a firm which hrnkn out. onrly Friday morning in St. Bridgido School. Montrrat. and badly itamagod thr thin] and fourth tloors of tho. four story stono strnrtnro. Firomnn H. Ganthior was rundormt uncon- srions hut. nt‘tor Homo omirt with a pulmoto'r by rosruors. rorovrroo‘l. St. Briclgialv Church adjoining. and tho rosidonro of Christian Brothors wore monarod'. About. 900 day pupils. at- tend the institution and will be without. {school for sovrral days. AI’lIiov has honn rocniIed at 0t- taIIII t‘rIInI HIP Mike at the High Cnmmissiunm' for Canada. in Lnn~ Ilnn. England. stating that a grpat, “al' cross. t‘l‘t‘t‘it‘d DI the lmpnrial \\ aI' firm-so Commission to cum- mt‘nlfll‘lit‘ mldim‘s. sailors and airx mnn \\ hn Iliml IlIII'ing the great II at and are buried in Epsnm Cemotm‘y will b0 unwilml and dedicated on May 17th nvxt. Sixty-mo members of the Canadian forces drawn from all branchps 0f the serIicP and com~ ing t'I'IIm all parts Hi ”I? countr» are buried in Epsom CPmPtPI‘V. wmvn musml am m‘IImaINI loss nf $30.00" was leivvml In hm‘u sInI'ImI in :1 var." cm “In ,‘JI‘HIIIIII Ilnm'. 'I‘wn nII. m- hlIs‘Invss nstal'vlishmvnts on tho Imwr flnm' \ww pmtlx «Instmvnrl. Rmiald Humphrey. aged about 23. now hold at Rome. Georgia. will be brought back to St, John. N. B.. on suspicion of thoft of bonds mum! at 8' #000 and some cash from Frank E. Innos in 1920 there. He hau waived his rights under the extra- dition law. The police sas that the wung man wanted in this case is the same Humphrey who was de- tained hrieflymp by the Bufi'alo police in M33319” in connection with an investigation into a raid on Toronto bank messengers, the previous sum- mer by a bandit gang. He was cleared of this» Between 40.000 and 50,000 war veterans participated in the com- memoration of the eighth anniver- sary of the Great War \‘eterans’ As- sociation Wlednesday. Messages re- ceived by the Dominion command indicate that celebrations took place in over 600 branches. while other branches are planning events at later dates. but for the same pur- pose. The birthday shield, to go to the Provincial command with the largest percentage of- branches in good standing participating in the “party." will likely go to Saskatche- wan or Alberta. The returns from these Provinces indicate about an equal percentage. but both are con- siderably ahead of the. other prov- inces. The winner Cannot be de- rlarml until final reports are re- roiwd by mail. \Wwat, is- twn inches above the ground in the Douglas. Mam, dis- tricL am'tn‘ding to a report from that section. 'l‘hn Hnuso of Cummons will con- form to daylight saving time when it ('umos into olfpcl in Ottawa on .‘idy 2nd. The Princess Marguerite. second of two vessels built in Scotland for tho «Zanadian Pacific Railway’s Bri- tish Columbia coast, servica arrived at Victoria Monday, 26 days out from Glasgow. Breaking away from the tug that was towing her from Montreal to Quebec, a few miles above the Que- bec bridge, the 8.8. Manon 1., carry- ing some 300 tons of sugar and other general package freight, is now ly- ing on the beach at Sillery Cove. The ship has taken considerable. water as a result of striking the rocks at St. Antoine, and her cargo is ruined. The damage will amount to many thousands of dollars. The. cargo is insured. Three Rivers will have throo dif- foront hours this summer. In tho manufactures, daylight saving time will he in oil'oct fI‘Um May 3 to Sepâ€" tomhm" -7 . tho CitV Council on Mon- day night docidod to havo daylight saVing timo from .lnnv 1:3 to Sop- tomhor" -; on tho othor hand. stand- ard timo will romain in Catholic clmrchos and in most religions con- gregations. The School Commission will follow tho municipal time. Tho Board of 1111110 has alroady mind for daylight saving timo from May 3 to Soptomhm" 27 'l‘hr first four stnamrrs 01' [hr sm- Snn lo arrivr in Qurhrc will brim: «wrr 2.000 immigrants to Canada. ’l‘hr Aurnia. the now Cunard linrr. which lrft England on Saturday last... is due at Quebec on Saturday with 1.000 new srttlrrs and a. largr num- hrr of cabin passrngors. 'l‘hn thron others, dun tn arrive lair on Sat- urday night or early on Sunday morning. arr thr Marhurn and Mar- lucli. nl' thv Canadian Pacific. and the Whitv Slar linnr, Mrgantir. All are carrying: largo grilrral rargors in addition in passrngrrs. Ennimi-niing upon tin- facTi that “Palm's [Hialml 90.000 tons. Hon. MP. )irifrva said: "'i‘hrrn has broil con- Sidi‘l'illlll‘ difficulty in rnducing this in 25.000 tons so as in makcn an equitablo distributinn bnt‘h as to ap- plicants and areas. The coal will hp Shiplmd i0 ovor 200 1313003 in the provinrv. pretty widely distriimtmi. The Alberta mines, whose coal is ac- ct‘mtable. have been considered so as to give. them a fair distribution of orders.” The. rush of nrders is taken by the Gnvernment as endorsation of its belief that the Ontario public is vitally interested in filling its fuel requirements from a Canadian snurce. It is pointed out that the 25.000-t0n shipment is in the nature of an experiment to prove actual haulage costs. As soon as the data Upon costs supplied by the ship- ment has heenanalyzed. and an 0m in satisfy claims 01' $4,000 im- pnsml in fim-s. a Dnubhnlml' mani- l'vshi amlrvssud jointly to l’romim' ”Hwy 01' British (lnlumhin and Pro.- mim- King. dc-mumls llw appoint- mvnt. ul' :1 cummissirm tn inwstig‘ate tlw Dullklmhm- trnuhlvs in Grand Parks. .v\ll¢‘|ging that. \vlwn [inns \vm'v im~ [msml (m mvmlwrs of tho onlony fm' rr-I'nsul tn svnd thnir childt'vn t.“ svluml. Provincial leiN‘ lu-advd u "mnh" of 150 men who raided ware- humus and swim! gmvds worth $20.â€" 'l'hn Hntm'in Huwrnnwnt. through Hun. tlhm'h-s Mt'tlroa. Millistm' (if Minus. mint’mm-a-cl Munctay that. 110 t‘ui'thui' Hl‘tlt'l's (-nuhl hr- rvci-ivmt fur- Min-Ha ('Hzll. 25.0011 tons nt' \Vhit'h um- lwing sulll'ml fur Itistlihutinn lllittt‘i an :nizmgmnvnt \xith tlu-‘\ :l- tiunul itail“ .133. Sincv thv (inn-m- mvnt. puhlishwt ’sumc' days ago the mmtitic'ms undm- which tho publir might. [mi'tivii’mtv in tho shipnwnts. m'iturs haw hm'n l't‘t‘t‘iVPd fl'nm all parts of tlw m‘nvini‘m. a total of 90.- 000 Inns having ht'l‘n subscribed for. Tht' prnhlvm Hf tho Gnvm'nmvnt. nnw is to scuh- «town this ammmt in thv must. equitablo manner pmsihln to tho 25.000 tons which arn tn ho avaflahhu ‘ nmmbummnt can b0 méde. Applications for 90,000 Tons Already Received by Governmentâ€"Only 25,000 Tons Coming With Which to Meet Demands. His Error Billy rpturnod from school boarmfl evidence of having had the worst of a fight- "‘Billy!” 9xclaim9d his mothm‘. ‘how ofton haxe I told you to play nnlv with good littl9 boys? Good littl9 bms dont fight._” “Well.” said Billy, through his tears, “I thought he was a good lit- tle boy until I hit him .-Stafl'ord- shire Sentinenel. ORDERS POUR IN FOR ALBERTA COAL Advertise in The Grhoniclo, it pays THE DURHAM CHRONICLE Wma This Week WP (.utuu 1c the do. mise of our of the oldest of Egre- mont‘s pinnoors in the person of Matthew Uroonly on Saturday morning last. at the ripe old ago 0! ninety-one years. The deceasrd was born January. 8, 183%, at Alliston, Yorkshire England and at the age of 21 wars and on the first day of April 1835. he set sail tor America and spout his first vear in the town- _sh_ip_ tf I’Uslingl} in {ho county of Wellington. The next year, he came. to the township of hgremont and settled on a farm just east. of Holstein where be cleared the land and made for himself a comfortable home. In 1867. he married the wo- man of his choice in the person of Miss Helen' Sim. They together shared in the foils and hardships Of pioneer life, and 22 years ago. she departed this life. Mr. Green- ly was a man of superior qualities, neighborly. kindhearted, industriâ€" ous and reSpected by all. He never ceased to perform his daily duties“ He made his home in his declining‘ years with his daughter. Mrs. ('leorge‘ Calder, who spent much of her time making his declining years happy. The deceased leaves one daughter, Mrs Calder. Mrs. R. Mickleboro hav- ing predeceased him a few vears ago, and one sister. Mrs. Sheriffs. now in California. We might add that the late Mr. Greenly left his native land 70 years ago and was almost three months in crossing the. ocean. The funeral took place on Monday. The Rev. W. J. Burnett of Amos (‘hurch had charge of the serxice. The floral offerings were, ‘numerous and beautiful. The pall- bearers were: \N. Calder. Durham; James W. Reid. .lohn Troupe. .lohn Rice. \V. H. Rogers and Robert Christie, all old neighbors and friends. Mombors nl‘ tho Community Cir- clo. to tho numhor of 55') wont to Durham Monday owning and woro right royally ontorlainocl by tho. young pooplo. of tho Baptist Church. Tho main t‘oaturo. of tho prog‘a‘m was tho «lohato: “Bosnlvod that \Vostorn Canada affords groatol' 0p- portunitios to young ponplv than Iiastom Canada." 'l‘ho affirmativo was supportod by Miss McDonald and Mr. (:rifl‘ of Durham. and tho nogatiwo was takon by Miss A. Evans and Alox MoMillan (If Hol- stoin. 'l‘ho lattox' mm hy a tow points. A splonclid lunch was sorvml an}! an oujnyahlo owning spout. W. lesnn. J. Loilh and (I. Calm-r wvnt tn (lhlll'vhill lust. \Vl'Pk and brought truck loads Hf Rev. Mr. JMmston’s lwnsvhold Directs. . M 1‘8. F. Jbl‘ilzln of 'l‘nrnntn is} slwmlâ€" mg a fow \kas wrth hm' dzlughtor, Mrs. A. J. Bullm'. Burrows Smith and sistvr. Ruth, am'nmpzuiimi hy Miss szltrivv Pin- (im', visited frivmis in W‘alkvrtun l'vt'vnily. Thu I‘vgulzu' mcwtjm: of Hm \Vo- mvn's Institutv was led lust. ’l‘lmrsâ€" A Sun was burn to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bllllm' (m tlw 16H: inst. Mrs. \V. 'l‘. Pvtriv is slwnding a fow days m ’l‘m'nnm With Mrs. A. B. l’f‘h'il‘. Rm: Wullacv Juhnsfinn :n'riwd tl‘uvsduy at, tho mansv lwrv.‘ 'I‘lm llll_l‘l1_(_'f;l_nl_l takns placv wat, Friday. 'l‘lw 'toaclu-rs haw gall wturnnd frnm thmr lmlulny trips and are thlvd dmvn in work again. I ROWE’S NOBLE’S GARAGE SERVICE Chevrolet Bakery Provision Store Pastry Flour 24 lb $1.20 Goods Delivered Anywhere in Town (Our Own Correspondent) Baker Confection: The Finest Manitoba per bag . A. NOBLE, Prop. (3reases ACCESSORIES OF ALL KINDS Oils GUARANTEED REPAIRING E. A. Rowe Sales and Service Headquarters for . $5.00 Flour Gas day afternoon at the home of Mr. J. D. Roberts. A contest in progrvss to secure members had been going «‘11 since last regular. meeting. and the result was announced at. (In. regular meeting. (Mm 100 mm- members warv addod to “in lisi. Mrs. J. F. McLean secured fifty-one of these. Mr, :l‘homas Allan of Dug-ham. is prosndmg M .Ihg (hnununtlon scpgyol test (‘Xflflllllflhflll this mmk. Three candidatvs are \u'iting ("1 Queen's l'IIivorsih muminaliuns Rm. L. E. \\ 03!. is the presiding 0x- aminor. Mr. Gar-dun l-‘ishm‘ has lvasgd the J..R. Plnlp residence and WIN muve :11 soon. R. J. (iadcl has tzikvn m'm' his blacksmith shop again and illU‘lldS to remain at tho wnrk fur a time until he secures a snitzihlv main fur tho wnrk. Miss Bm'tha Biltnn of .Kitchvnvr is spondmg a fvw «lays wnth lwr par- outs hero. u--- “’0 al'o [)INISNI I0 l'vpm‘l that Miss Iunico is progressing fanm‘ahh af- lor IIPI' II news from sc:.lr|¢‘t fmm. Eunice is altmldim: Nurmal Sclmul in 510th Bay. but “1- understand she will be allowmi to take new 0xâ€" aminatinus at thv and of Hm tm'm Mrs. William Tyndall l‘l'llll‘lll‘ll from horlh Bay 'l‘uvs«la_y_pqullm. “SIILING THROUGH” A smile may he a pricvluss thing 1‘0 those for whom it’s mvant, Yot though a wurhl of joy it. brings. It. nvvm' costs :1 (mm. Enrivhing that lifo, morvamlnmrv. Which tlw rocniwr liws. It novm‘ rubs the goldon slow 0! him whn gladly gives. A smile, sm'm-vly lipid in thrall. Fur some far distant day. Is mwm' worth a thing at all, I'll!“ it’s giwn away. Store wisdom, woalth or what. ynu will. Store rrwmm'ivs worth wlnilv; Son t'hut ymn' stun-lmusv lmld its [i l. But novm' sum- 3. smiJn. . . ~â€"Frank Hull Phillips Durham Branch Borgeyrâ€"At, lwr “0010223 Emerson Avenue. Toronto. on Saimdm. March 28th. Joan livruim. dvmlx lIvlnH‘d and third child «If \\ illizmi and NM- lio Horst») (n00 C(Illim' . aged nine months. Flllll’l‘al Mnnday. March 30th. Interment. Park Lawn Immo- lPl’)’. 30” I‘mâ€"At Edmonton. Alberta. on Thurmjpy, April 9. to Mr. and MN. Alex. Htifl‘ (hoe Maxâ€"10110 Puncher}; Grahamsâ€"4U. l’mwlanguishmw. on “Vulnesday. April 15. l.-.» Angus Graham. sun of Mr. and Mrs. .lnlm Graham Hf Glrnrlg 'l‘uwnship. hm- lhrr M tho lulu Mr. lkmuhl Graham nf Plirmilln and unrlr at Mr. .lulm \. Graham of Durham. aged m wars. 'l‘ho funrral look plare- un Friuluv. April 17th. in the old l’rrslnlmmn ccmwlrry at l’riroVillv. 'l'nlord.â€"ln Durham Hospital. on Friday. April 17. tn Mr. and Mrs. Roy 'I‘l'afl'nl‘d. a sun. Sharp.~~â€"In Imim: nwmury M W“. liam A. Sharp \xlm dvpal'h‘d (hi! lil'v April 218'. 1924. Call nut. hark tlw «Ivar «ppm-mt. Anvlun‘vd safv \VIII‘I'O storms are o'er. But. wu'hnpv tn men-t. that. lowd one In «mr FaUu-r‘s manson there. ~\\'if0 and family. Uw-nm' may haw it «on “mung pro- norty and paying fur this ad. Wil- liam Palnn. Flvsllc‘l'lml. «mt. POUND A SI'M HF MUNICY NEAR DI'RHAM. LOST 2â€"\'l"..-\.ll-Hl.ll MACK HICIFER. ES. (Too Late for mutilation.) Rewind. Ivianagcr IN IBIORIAI DIED PAGE 5.