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PAGE 4. Mi.“ Marphail spnnt tlw m'vatvr part uf ttw timo- allnttml to him In an Mplanntinn nt twr mmlm't dur- ing tho- past so-ssinn. Stu- dealt with what slw c-allmt twr stand on the Ho-paratv svhml quvstinn in Altwrta and said that ttm \vtmlv mwstion “3:: “WHY tho- otv'manct Hf Allwrta that tlw natural l'vsmu'c'c-s of that prowinco- tw transtm'H-ol frnm Dom- iniun tn l’rnvim'int mntml. Tho- Svnamtv so-tmnls of Altwrta was not minutps for ro’ply' granted thn sit- ting mc-mho-r. This arrangement was satidarmry tn Mb parties. and shnrtly aftvr :3 (ft-luck. tlw fun was on. M'M'Im‘o' tw transn‘rrm 1mm unm- iniun tn l’rnvim'int mntml. Tho- Svpm'atv so'hnnls 0f .\ltwl'ta was not ”w iasm- in this raw. and whit», Miss: .‘lat'phuil «tam-ct that, slm "('nutol namo- tlw man who startmt thv ru- mor." dho' cliol not. mako- it plain what tho- mmm' was .40 far as Thu t’lhrnnivlo- rplml'tvr ho-zmt. Sh" said that in .\ttwrta thr Svpnratv M‘IIOOIS wvro- wnrklng harmonimlsly with ttw rmt nt ttw populatiun. own the (branm'mo-n. and that ho'fnro' taking a stand on ttw mattvr, sh» had boon :wmrml that no morn Separate awhnnls would lw Brantwl in ttw pro- \inm- it tho- hill wvnt through. Miss Macphail rriticizmt Henri Bonrassa. Published every Thursday morning at the oflice. Garatraxa Street, Dur- ham. Ontario. by Frank Irwin. Editor and Manager. The Chronicle is mailed to an address in Canada at the rate of .00 per year. 81.00 for six months, 50 cents for three months. To any address in the Unit- ed States of. America. 02;;0 per‘year, 35373? "£63m" 15's??? 66th {of three months: Foreign subscription tates on npphcuion. lember Camdian Weekly New:- papers Associution. Refo'rrimr tn implomomi. th thew wm'o' mo the mannfarmr at tho- pl'o'df'n'. and mm ”w m on (‘ann had 5 dropping MY nl CROWD 07 3.500 a Roman tiathnlir. and H. C. thicken. mtitor 0t Tho Orangn Sentinel, for ttu-ir narrmv idvas mi thf-sa two quwstinns and said that. it. was the Ma 0! Altwrta tn kovp away from "w Snparat» si'hnnl quvstinn as WP hava it, in Ontario. \tiss Macyhail dealt with tho tar- itT. claiming that, thn tnwnring of ttm duty nu automobilas had in- creased production and that thn manut'aPtm'm's \vm‘» tnda)’ making as mm'h rnnnvy as hf'fnl't‘. Shn said that whm ttw duty was reduced. ttw manutavturm's “howlvd IikP a pack at wnlws nu the scent," but that. tho- gnvm‘nmnnt. had stand 'its groundâ€"«twcauso it had to. Rabin-ins: tn ttm manufarturn of implvmi-nts. thn spnakm' said that thew WN'O' mm‘P mo‘n vmplnymt in Hip manufavturo of this marhinm'y at tho- pro-writ. timo- than in t9'2-i. and that tho- i'o‘ulm'tinll nf thv duty on ('nttnn had a similar utTm't. Tim strapping nt'f «d‘ the» ash of wnoltnn L'Ho'ds and ttw Pnnso'mto'nt hard timos i-xpvrivm-mt hv tho. manufacturm's at this linunf unnds was not howausn n!‘ H)" I'mhu'tinn in ttm duty but tuwauso- hinl't‘ t'nttnns and silks “'PI‘P Whosoever is afraid of submit- ting any question, civil or religious, to the test of free discussion, is more in love with his own opinion than with the truthâ€"WATSON. Hm mn'm-o- I mtm film try mm M Males Um named hay and ("how and ("how mnm' ’ Canada mu In thr- |'nitml St: and was 1‘ mark»! III: ring m III. SIGIPS. .‘II: Natinnal I “olmw m I ml that tho aoIian I‘Ni DURHAM CHRONICLE "N She» rvtvrrmt tn 3 quvsuunluul'o' sh» haoi rm'o‘ixmt from} RM‘. Bun. H. Simnco‘ l'o‘garcting hm- stand on mm- hibition. Rho he‘linvmt in Domininn pt‘nhthitiun and thought that ttw quostinn 0f prnhihitinn shonht be almv» party. She advocated tho in- \‘o'stigatinn of thn campaign funds from bro-warms and said that that prohibition law shonid have a rigid enforcement. The chivt‘. issues. in how npinonZ u Th0 c'hivi'. Lam-s. in hvl' npinnn. \wrv: .\ rhnnxn in the furm nf mwm-nmvnt. an investigatinn nz' Hm “Mom-z waniial. tho mnflituiinnnl isHllO‘. NIH chf‘it‘t‘ of Hi“ cabinet. (incl said that a” ”man things would Mme munm' I'l' laivr ivrauso thn "upward h'o‘nol nf 1‘i1‘0m‘0‘33 could n." b" civlaymi." It. Edwards’ Address Mr. Edwards thought. tho present was a timn or grnat importance to the Canadian people and to the peo- ple of with-East Grow. It was a toisting timo of nations and lead- pr: aid said that too much comm- nation could not be given to such Thursday, September 9, 1926. r'mfinn m in!” N Continued from page i) \V ll ”lo‘ ! .‘|i.~‘" mm . "n O AT NOIIIATION \V H \\' th l1 nmmmlitivi. ra‘ tmlay (co-Him: lllHl‘t‘ II 9131»! than 51w 190‘!th Hing more in the world :1 dm mn'vhasml. RM‘M’» o‘mim'ation tn tho1 l'nitml n Macphail said that the pr runsidvro "rd and Hm .ns but a «r h» ramp "7 'mm's I'DUM VatiV Illa Ho Shc in H's prm'inns In Isidm'o-ol pl'ntm‘tinn 0! HM' pl'o‘Nc‘lll mm- 9 a 40!me In 1:02. mp nf Hm big in- c'nulol not. lw pm- MT Hf thwir hnmo w Hm prim1 in "19 0 said that. civspitn thv tariffs nf tho Canada. this 0mm- murh more to the Nate‘s In us. and LAST TUESDAY 'nl'flt PM inn and furthm‘ hm'. qupstiomnan no‘d, an: tut-mm: .akn up putah fian- n-nm thdir snat- wt in- an important matter. He referred to the resignation in 1873 of Sir John Macdonald and his government who. though enjoying a majority in the House. went to the country and were defeated because he would not continue in power with the Pacific Railway scandal knocking at his doors. Though defeated in that elec- tion. he came back in 1878 with the National Policy. a policy that has been kept in force almost intact ever since and to which is attributed the progress of the country. He con- trasted the attitude of Sir John and the Conservative party with that of the late Government. which, though beaten at the polls and in the House, still retained the reins of power. Referring to Miss Mac- phails reasons for the quietness in the woollen industry, he did not agree with her explanation. Wool- len manufacturing industries of this country had been killed bV the wiping out of the tarig, and the recent. smuggling exposures by which millions of dollars” worth of this merchandise had been brought into Canada duty free. to he sold on the Canadian market in competition with Canadian made goods. 'l‘lw inmmv Inst tn the I'huvm‘nnwnt Hn'murh tlw rmhwtinn of NW duty and ”w tax mmld have m hv mauln up snmr-whvro- "ISO. and this would must. (-vrtainly now haw tn 1m partly slwulolm'ml bytlw vummnn pomplv anal HIP po'nplt‘ who did not. nwn ran-.4. Mr. Edwards placml himsvlf on rm'nrd as in favor of m'ntmrtinn fur tho- farmvrs. the- mannt‘aclm-m's and tho- tuwns go-mwally hm'nusv it was nn industry and lahnr that. thv farm- o-rs' olvpmulml h» a lawn tho-nt. for a markvt for his pmcluvts. \\'v mum haw inclustrivs if wo are to build up a grvat nation. and if “'0 arr tn Hot “In imlustrios. w» must. pm- tow. tlwm that. thoy may grow. 0m- plny mm» mm and thus ornatn a higm'r hnnw marknt for tlw agricul- hu'ist. 'I'lw rimminn Hf industries. in NW opinion of tho Consormtiw canolidatv. was tlw unly solution 01‘ ”In question nf knowing: tlw ymlth nf {Zanmla at homv. (â€" Hm ("onntl'y last. Octnhm' that h mum not got. along with :1 major ity 01' MW in thwllmnw. H» wanton a clear-cut mamlato frnm tlw Rana clian lwnplo'. H0 muhl nut “NPR 33 Bern-rim: tn tlw constitutinnal issuo. Mr. Edwards ro-t'm'rml M Mr. King‘s statomont hM'm'n gnim: tn Hm rmmtry lait. October that hn tisfm'tm‘ily with tlw ngrvssiws. When ”In vlm'tinn was nvm' instvaol ut’ a mfljnrity. Mr. Kim: had only 101 mvmbm's. and Mr. Moiglwn “6. In epito' nt’ this Mr. King insistml nn _-.IAL staying: in wwor. whioh ho did with Hlo' aid Hf tho‘ Pl'ngrvssivvs. and all wm-o- now familiar with tho kind nt‘ Hnwrnnwnt Canada had been undc'r during thn past. Rossini). Lilo (‘l'iiit‘ilo‘ol tho mannm' in which ttw latv nwmlwl'. Miss Macphail. had mtml in tlw Hunso‘. hm' hallnt. invai'iahly twins: cast with the GOV- o‘rnnwnt. Shh was not an indnpond- put. at Uttawa. but just straight ornmnnt PIN. at Liberal‘ Shn do‘d'vndod how stand in \‘ntinc us ~‘hv did. as “will as how stand (m ”In \\'mwls\\'nrth amvndmo‘nt whom she- did not wt» at all. Tho- Wmds- WHI'HI amvndmvnt callmt for a rlo-nn-up in tlw Cuatnms depart- tnmtt. but. did nut aim at putting ttw tinnsvrvatiVM in pnwm‘. but as it. could not haw born passed “ithnut gix'ing tlw ruins of Gov,- m'nmvnt. sh» and Mr. G. T. Coot» had re-t'rainml from voting. She chuffed the Conservative party on its Britsh rmeferential taritf. stating that thr object of the Tory party was not to foster trade with tha old land but to shut out all com- po‘tition'from manufacturing sources outside the Dominon and preserve the Canadian market for the Cana- dian manufacturer. ea Denies Allegation m'rv grunt]? ant was an- ngt was gmt. KNOX CHURCH Y. W. A. . HELD SOCIAL EVENING The feature event of the evening was the presentation to Miss Ina Burnett, who leaves Monday for Toronto, where she will enter train- ing as a nurse in the Western Hos- pital, of an address and hymn book and Bible. The address was read by Mrs. R. R. Catton and the gifts presented by Miss Margaret Edge. Following is the address: To Miss Ina Burnett. Dear Friend: A very pleasant evening was held at the home of Mrs. R. Macfarlane on Tuesday evening of this week, when the Young Women‘s Auxil- iary of Knox chorch gathered for a social evening, which was spent in games and social intercourse, an excellent time being enjoyed by all. net at Home of Hrs. R. ladarlane Tuesday Evening and Presented Miss Ina Burnett With lementoes Before Ber Departure for Toronto. We. the members of the Young Women's Auxiliary and friends, have assembled this evening for our last social hour with you before your departure for a new course of studies. Duringr the time you have been among us. your genial disposition, your ready wit. your love of truth and honor have won for you many friends. Your kindly sympathy, we are sure. will win for you many friends anion}.r those who are suffering. 'l‘lm activn part yun haw- lakvn in the Auxiliary uml Church work will long lw rvnwmlwrml by all. and your plavn will lw ham m fill. \Vn nxm'nss mu- rogrvt that “'0 31-0 «'allml lu ln'nuk llm silkvn (-0111 of friendship which has lmuml us dur- ing tlw past. llmm yours, and may you gn fnrtll ln ymu' m-w wm'k o'um'l' tn lallm'. vagt‘l' tn lw happy, if llappinvss lw ymn' Imrtion. m' if thn day lw markml with sum-0w. swam: in mulnru it. Kindly acvnpt. this Bihlv :mal hymn bank as a slight tnkvn Hf um' low and frivmlships. Likv as a plank nl’ .lril't\\'«.wnl 'l‘nssml nu thn stormy main. Anntlnow plank vncunntm's. Marts. tmlcl‘los, parts again. So tnssml and drifting nwr 0n lift“ nnrvsting Spa, “'0 moot. and grant, tlwn sown But not eternally. A «lninty lunch was smwml at tlu- vlnso- of tlw mvvting. tlw mo-mlwl's vxtvnclinlz lwst, wislms l‘m' sun-rm! tn Miss llnrmrtl. who has lwvn an:- of tlw actiw momlwrs nf tlw Anx- ilial‘y. The Pnrist Jlulgv Hzn'n you M'Pl' lwwn um- \'i( tm‘! lwt'nl' v? I’lismwrâ€"Nu \nm-almnm'. always aftm ."-l\\in Vin Star. Read the Classified Ads. on Page 7 000-000.”. The Hanover Bentinck Brant Agricultural Society will hold their 2 Big 3 Day Fall Fair on their grounds at 2 MOO-00".".OMQ00000-0- ‘C‘ .. *.W”.O~oo.oo.oo.oouoo.u.oo.ou.o Splendid Prizes Splendid Attractions l The ‘ Mammoth Maple Leaf Midway Will be at the Fair on Friday and Saturday together with 2 or 3 BRASS BANDS ‘ and many other attractions. You’ll be sorry if I you miss it. Admission 25c. Children 15c. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs, Alnx. Mclflmald and Philch'm nf BranIfm-d \wrv lmliduy Visitors with tlw forum-‘3‘ sistvr, Mrs. “K. J. Lawson. Mr. Thomas Kerr left Monday for Torontn whore he will attend tho College of Pharmacy. Mr. and Mrs. Nichol Bell of Elam spent over Labor Day with lwr mn- ther and brother, the Kerr family at Varney. Mr. Herb Lamb of Detroit, who was attending the reunion at Mark- dale last week, was a caller in tuwu the first, of the week, and we \‘Vvi-v pleased to have a few minutes' chat with him. Mr. Lamb is a son of Hip late" Mr. and Mrs. (fioorgu Lamh of Gle-nvlg, and spent many tnisy days visiting among tho t‘i'ivncts at his l‘u‘iylmc’nl in (ilmiqi'lg. Mr. Erbon Schutz left Tuesday f ”1' Fergus. where he is relieving on tho staff of the Royal Bank branch at that place. Mr. and Mrs. J. \‘an Wie of Tor- onto visited her Sister, Miss Laura McKenzie, over the week-9nd. Mr. Van Wie has returned to Toronto. but Mrs. Van Wie is sponding the rest of the week In town. Mr. Robert Hughes of Guelph \‘is- ited with his sisters here over the holiday. HS... 8:. 2...! a. .m. F‘s/.23.... 2.2: 2:... $4,173.; 42:. 2.1:. _.::...:7. 7:. E:â€" 22. i... ._. rainié. Mr. and Mr. Mark Murvyn altvml- ml thv (lanaclian National Iixhihitinn at. 'l'nx'nntn tho first. ul‘ tlw \Vm-k. MaS‘m' l‘lal'l Hvywnml is :I hnliolas' Visitor with Mr. and Mrs}. W, .l. Mas‘m' Earl Hvywmui is :I hnliclmv visitor with Mr. and Mrs; W, .l. Lawson. Miss (3mm) Baird, who has lie-en Visiting with friends in \Vvstui'n Untai'iu points during the schunl holidays, i'oiurnmi in tnwn last wank. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. [lowland and family haw rvturm-«l tn tuwn aftm' {1 MW \vm-ks‘ Visit. with l'a-IatiVu-s at, limhm and ulhcr plzlcos. Miss lh-Ilu Lander 01' thv Gram Hnspilal stafl'. 'l‘m'outu. is Visiting hm' purvnts, Mr. and Mrs. '1'. G. Lauder. The Tightwad SIM-z \\'hvnv\'vr I rich- intn Hm muntl')‘. I gut tm'rihly hungry. He- (hustily : Lvt's just, tako- a littlv stmll around ”In stun-ts. a... 2:. :2. 31.2. 2. 1.6.1:: 1...- :2; 3.2. :15: :3. 2:: .13.. 9:; 27.. .z. a. 73:38... Read the Classified Ads. on Page Ebenâ€"1 )11, I103 ‘ 1111111i111: a 11-11 10111!- stm' i1 frunt uf c-xlnvss trains 110w. The Ruling Passion “NFâ€"AVIH’I‘PS thn lmy \Vllfl usml tn \\‘£I\"‘ :1 I'm! flag: in meI Hf a hull? DURHAM MARKET L ................ 1.20 (IF: 1.25 .................. .40 €17 .45 v ................ .55 6F .60 .1101". ........... .:0 ((7 .55 .................. 1.10 (t? 1.15 I Mam, per mxt . 1.15 @125 .................. 16.00 .................. 23 ’n .28 1‘ ............... 25 @ .30 ms. per bag. ...... 2.25 Ei‘fieit 10 PRICEVILLE W. M. S. HELD AUGUST MEETING The Auénst meeting of the W. M. S. of St. (lolnmha l'nited church. Prie-eville, was held on Friday, the 20th nlt., at the home of the Misses James and was largely attended. The opening exercises were con- ducted by the President, Mrs. (Rev) McGormack, and the scripture les- son was read by Mrs. James \Veir. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Miss Edith James, and were adopted. The allotted time for business which followed was taken up with plans for the thankofl'ering and for the packing of the hale of clothing. It was decided that a thankwfl'ering meeting should he held some. Sun- da." in early autumn and that the hale should be packed HI] Monday. August. 30. at the home of Mrs. H. 14. McLean. ‘ ‘1 IIA_. ‘10 o'l‘ ItLuu-o A fine article c-ntiflml. "A Medita- tinn for tho Indivfdual Mvmlwl'," by l‘lllu-l M. H. Smith. was road by Mrs. Alvx. Muir. al'tvr \Vllivh Miss Willa l’altvrmn gm'o- an inn-resting :nul vnlighlvning talk «m tho walk at. thv missinn ul’ \Vahslau \Vlwrn slu- has lwc-n statinnml l'nr sumo timO. .25.? .555 .::1._a./’ 1â€"5 _â€"fl...‘â€"..â€"’. .vâ€" .mm Nthâ€"I. .’.:.....//1. 1.5.5 7:... d. Emma-aloofluCoLmud Brmtford, Ontario Use Brantfo d Arm-Lock Slates. Neither gdes, rain, snow nor frost can budge them and they last for yeus. The low price and small laying cost make them the most economical roof of exceptional value. You can lay them over the old shingles. u Brantfor‘d Wné‘ig J. H. Harding, Stock Carried. Information Furnished and Service on Brantford Roofing rendered by mmllv lo-nclmml M ‘an and Miss Luuiso “hit“ “10 mm'tim.’ FOR YOUR BARN ROOF “'83 P 1013\l‘l' “Your misfortunes como from 3‘. .. .. raising the devil all your lil‘w.” "How foolishly you talk. Thu .l.-\ a was grown up long lN‘fOl‘l' l mm» on we scone." It. really isn't, necessary fur 1m father to take a daughter tn Hu- .. - tar. Few of thvm try tn gut :I\\;1\' â€"â€"Brandon Sun. HARRIS!) Davinaâ€"Iighton.â€"-At H.» I': . lpylvrian mansv, Durham. nu \\‘. nvsday. Svptcmlwr 8, 1026. by ' Row. 13. 1'. Armstrong. Mm-gzr daughtvr M’ Mr. and Mm. h... Miu'lllun Hf anhnvk, In My. Jnm Davidson of Glenolg. Thursday. September 0, 4m, Nosed with‘a hymn followed hv 'm' by RM. Mr. Slcawmack. ' foolish 'l'ulk Durham ma “'3‘ 'Vall'. dm'm; at HI ”In 41! W \\ “I HI '3'"th S'ah'.‘ into Um linlsh can {801m 10-“ :Q‘ the Lilwrnl }. plltfm'm. and in his dwlam Once in 'HHVH the n-fipulmln his Shfllllclo'l'~. teeth)" as “I” Policy. and m porous. 'Hu- ,~ 01' the Hnwm King. 1h 3M HEARD MEIGHEN In fuur contravtm the Per and at H at tlw h.- our-hunt: {ion ho‘ I [flavvduul rmlm'liuu ph‘mvnh s‘u mu \H Ill In ch Llh“ t 200,001 with 101. \V PI Ill N \VO‘I ”WV ('ll" "I ”H (H h' the. p of ma ernmr stulvn in the warm in Mr [hp [No "In ivh lw ('ni 'rho- ‘ "HIM“- cling «1 311110 \V: TIH‘I'I' and tho speak.» NW 4)": had nm: “I? In“ Iatnrs. than \I Minish- ‘Pnt‘o‘ci Sonah- Nl‘h‘ ”7 " Lilwrah x' Illd \\'ur'1\ “‘rch H' " been uuutw in \Vllit'h Gonsorxafl Wig"!!! H ill “8 hand! Tho‘l BUM”? for an Ippl'ul H 0“ I'm . can“ ”In M "I H UV! m |\ lh Ms H ll Vat fllfldly, September 9. 1926 H |\' (Continuvc'l ICCO “I AT DURHAM RIN Clo 1‘0” Dow