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ticé mi f 1'0! Val! pm: and WM min as v "III Ho 30B IN u U {l l' ht (Our Own Cmcwoudnt’ Mr. and Mrs. 'Harolal Lawn-mm, of North l-Zurommnt. sant away rpm-nt- ly with Mr. and Mrs. Rnlwrt Wv‘blu-r. .‘In . erb VuHo-H. who has two-n In:- dm' 5h.- oicu'IuI-"s our» {Hr sum" timo'. N. '\\" av"- ulail In my. imm'cn'ilw. Mr. Ha'rb V0 dpr ”w duflm is. w:- 3"" “'3 though slnwl)‘ Mrs. I-lmw last Saturday Mr, .IUNII Knfih')’. .‘h'r‘. John PP"). V PAGE 3. Mrs. I-lnnu ifiaiwr of town sin-m last Saturday at Mr. John Pii'korn's, Mr. John )Iai'Kc-nziv, Mrs. .\. Kin-dry. .‘h's. iliial'io'g PPH)‘ and Mr. John .I'O'"). visitmi nm- vwninu last won-k a! 71?. :mol Mrs. Sivwart Mar- Arthur's. mirth m‘ Durham. Mr. William Smith has installml tlw trio-plume in his hum”. Mrs. lLlizirlv-s Pi-ti) sin-ii; M‘Hl'oia)‘ with Min-A. ilm'riu 0f inwn. Mr. and MI“. .inhn Kinnm- u? tum: visitwl last Friday owe-mm: at Mr. William l’ii'ki'n's. .‘lr. \Vilhm-i. Myth and Mrs. Wm. Rm'hiv Sin. Hf Variwy. sum! in“ Simola} zit .‘IONS'I'S. \Villiam HIM Ulml'low Min-hie}. \II. \\ th hlo Snmla} (ilmrlow‘ Mr. Dolphin Lawrmu'o- hm two-n kept, .mm- tm‘dy with his sawing nut- fit. hm I Our Own Correspondent Tho' numthl)‘ mow-ting of H!“ . will [no-M m the hnnw H" 531" \u-n nu. h-hrnar)‘ L’. Fl’io-Ilols 0" Mr. Hilh'll Boyd w: mo- will kw 2|:th tn lwm' hr u M: 3 “Min hum-r than h» was. “In" Mal-guru! Hay spvnl. :1 ms nu hmn ‘MH. Mrs. lh-iol th‘ 0' hump 3}er \II'. and .\l:-.~s. El HI' «laughh-r. Han with )II'. and Mr: Sus'bimls n! “I W001i. \\'TI'\ “1'. \lemm and NIL-s tithvt llrnâ€"' tint-ear. \mtoid er Sunday with their Mater at the hnnw nf .\Ir. 'I'uni Scale,- Ito'itl' Hannwr. .‘lrs. Edgar Howe and sun are spending HHS week in Brant. ‘ The t'..\'.l’..\'. held their regular meeting .m 'l‘hursday. January “:0. .\ good rrnwd was present. to listen tn a well arranged and preparmt liter- ary and musical program. .\Irs. “'ilt'red Wright read a very inter- esting paper nn Journalism in Can- «hi. and Mrs. George Hastie’s topic was Canadian Writer-i ' and Poets. This paper tnnehed (vi the lives and son}? of the works of each one. It was both interesting and instructive. laster Gordon Kmuter favored the audience with a poem .written by one “ _- --- u- “rm-pd H1 of our gianmlian poet. Knuter gaw a pa acme phases at «in work carried on in I and collars 0! India. concluding number pm of the program.‘ -_:|_ n ‘An‘ \V H \l \\ IlHIIO'lll'r “ u" u r‘ ‘ --_ __ V - 1' ' . Mr. W'illani 33V» 3 paper drscribing 01' education and the work curried cm in the universities and collars of India. This was tho .\|I Southeast Bentinck I]! .\l ll \I Darkies’ Corners \l th Rocky Saugeen H II'IIH l\ ° Own Correspondent' .‘It‘lkmalol is ath‘llohn; the" H! Ul'o'V anumy Oinunril “HS hvxghluu'IMml sin-m. 'l'uvs- 1.2 may ploaszmtly at thn .\h'. and Mrs. Dan MPLOEB. .\l ll \\ Willowdale H uh Crawford mum. 8| am! .‘ll Hf HI» ynum.‘ ghhurhmul spo‘l \‘PI‘Y pleasantly H moi H .lumo Ill Correspondent ' ley and lady h'ivnd 1' HI“ hflmv nl' .VII‘. 'l‘urnhull. Uli mt mt. It H HI H! HI M' Bakm' and lit- wr. spo‘nl. Sunday mm Wis". o-n Huvu ' ho-zu' lw s. m hr was 1)' ape-M. .“l'm “PM mm mum). 1nd sun Thuma mm his falhm h g0 Mighhm and HI. Sunday mu. H pm” ”It“. imprnvin nulol liko' - can gl' in}: UN IH'IH : - hun UliV m In um Ml Hniwl't ll H \\ 215‘ H “I.“ UNI {I m Um ”‘is I‘MV El .~' I“ - HM .\| ll vnwl tn \\ ith plo-anuv. \ mm! ho-lp ml and Him Miw «untust “as . nim Ml h) -lH ill NW 0 hp? n? l'wv\t‘!1lll,‘.._' pruul'ilm. YESTERDAY MORNING WAS A RIP?ER lcrsm'} Dropped. to Lowest Po This Year and Probabilities 2. The WG?E.*. is Yo’. to Come. Ill somL AND PERSONAL; \- im'sdily Mum. \' .4.- qmlw ngy mo! in.‘ pmlmhilily i~ mm. 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Manx MUN“ ho- gruntm' «I ah. will: both ‘.\_ ”Ho H Love tin n x 1 j: that H uchan so- GRAPHITE RESISTS HEAT Him. f‘lf ll" PITHY 2‘APAG2‘_ 11‘3“ THE DURHAM CHRONICLE H'l :3, fr... ...;.:..:: z: 3.5 ......._:.;a._u 3:. .z o: 5:25. 9.22 _.._ an H h h H h ( ol-Tu ir! \H\V ws whirl: m-oysuhjmftvd out me 101nm! tugo-Uwr thrieuiml pull Ml“ h as :l {liln' ”11““ harm. mu \\ ll liuh BORN Ill! i! hl H 1m 5' 01' lo HM (his 15 m»! M “IS“ tug." . he unswr: which '1 m H Hl >1!“ )ll “0H ‘2-un:~':~‘ chm'll that out fnl‘ fir.,.>..._; :3, :3, .TEZ/ _,....?....i.:_,. m ._....:_..m:._ 3.... 2:2. wt: 1 a 2:3 .522... JP... 1......1 _ .7222; 2:: man that ‘ ;. 'uf-"iw llll ”mil! H mg [nnc H! "(l I‘ III" as m “Vidc EU‘I'S VIII (it-Il- 37. tn Mi ll ll- ll. ‘d V H Ii safe to say that none has a more permanent placo‘ in the memories of. soldiers and civilians a‘liko than "The’ Long, Long Trail." As Philip 'Gibbs has told in one of his books. its lilt and itsscntinient made an instant appeal to tlw mm at the front. No ono can hear it now and trim have his recollections of those inlays of stress powerfully stirred. '3 The story of its origin and tho? tspread of its popularity is tohl in an lAmerican thllcg‘e publication. Tm iwords wvrc writtcn by Stoddard iliing. and the music by 7.0 Elliott. iwhen they were undergraduates at. H'alc in M3 and it had I'm-u in print {for seven months whou tlu- cim'lai‘a- ition came. It is Mr. Elliott who iwritcs the article: ‘ Of all the war-time songs, it is . ""I‘ipperary' was first talwv up. innit 'l’ack L'p Your Troubles lll Your it’llci Kit Bag.‘ and 'Kmqi ”in Home lt‘ires Burning.‘ followed. .‘er- Hf itlw three is likely to be forgotten. ‘But when the campaign lifir‘lllll at a ulitl‘orcnt character from what had ihccn expected. something his» was required to express the feelings of tlu- men in tho. trcnrlws. and of those ’nn their way to them. 'l'hu lvwly't ni’ tlu- two Yale boys lll!‘i this illvmi." The hold that it sm'm‘mi is Hus described lg' Mr. Elliott: "It was a sum: which tiwi. :tih':wl~ mi gunn'rul ath'ntinn as u Smallxw' ul' Canadians sung it. rumilu .lum‘ llzz‘ 'l‘lmmvs l'rnm a Sunday uniting. Kn;- land sral'm-ly knvw what u h-zxii meant. but it had hvgun tn knm‘; lhu "lung. lung night of wailing." Tin-so- Canadians know both.' In PW‘I'V reis- tauranl. ovary hurracks, vw-i'y squarv. Hm sung with tlw trail in it. was heard. "As a i'i'ivuil mm mu. next. tn lhv noisi- of [.Ondnn traffic. tho snuml ui‘ "l‘hu Long. Long Tyiil." predomin- atod. Uno- could not psvapv it. The mom of far munlrios had hrmnght a new idva to an Uld \VUI'III in tlm shzuw «if it song. Ni‘Xt t0 thu smmil ut’ guns yiru \Vnulil hour Hm sung. as. :umiho-i' fi'ii'ml \Vi‘nli- nw. ‘tliimiim' and song; and ih‘ndm'fi "'l‘hi- 1.01111. HM“: 'l'i'iiii' svi‘mmi In lw Hm must, 'illi‘wilzlllsiiiilv “1' will xiii-:1} :iiiiniuni- i . :iIHH. ll. Iiilil iii-mimi' ilii- SUI‘H.’ in (Lonsuliing Surgvnn: "I diagnosv appendicitis. " ‘ Musician: ‘AIId I pleII isv. \ny- ha“ “0 shall kmm :It the PM Patient. sitting up]: “Dont make me laugh. because» I’ve got. :I I-I'auk- I-(l [m as well." low A SONG TOOK HOLD It is said that Seqtsmen war-'1“ three years of their lives telling slo- ries against thvmsviwsy Englishmuiii \\ astv throv yrars ut’ tlwir liws lie. 1 telling tn Jews. Amc'i'iéans \Vastz'i throw years of thou- iiws trying: to find out where tiwir ft‘ntiDWâ€"(‘Hill‘nfi got tlwir drink I'rum; a Frvnchma'n waste-s thrvv wars 01' his life) «iuffiiwr his hat and «inviciiug which shunhi go through tlw doorway first: a «ionkvy wash-s thrve years «if its “(0 hx'ayinu: a gmul-lmiking mun-an wastes lin'w yval's nt' lwr “in in hu'ising a mil-rut: and a plain-Imkiug‘ {xx-«imam waste-s threw yoars of how llifv tanking for :9, man. .. Goods Delivered Anywhere In Town Pastry Flour 24 lb $1.00 The Finest Manitoba per b9g_ Baker Confectioner mm um 18 wm'rnn F lour $4.35 ensionall. Australia. #Toron looks is though. oc- v. a wise mun comes from w Telegram. mama's GARAGE THE NEW NO KNOCK [IPBRIAL OIL CO. GASOLINE Sold at SERVICE High-test Gas l"ll'c ‘V Btu. v..-- __ having a well drillvd. W}. llllld 8 Pumps and Pump Ile- van-s. Satisfaouon Gnaranued ED. J. PRATT Thursday, January :1, 1m wnlér that is polluted and unllt for domestic use. whml Pure Water can lw. llad “.5 -- I...°II.. “/‘g Ethyl Gas ? NOBLE’S GARAGE DURHAM No: 5 Durham. Plume 98-41 NO. 7, N0 .eqatlvc hate I farm llnm' «s H: 'I‘hc' 811mm 110'“ l: IMIBpH' ”film! I in WI: brmurl N0. 7. fiidv n pl‘vsvn and M INH- clulo Mr, J- on 1 "Iv frm lwn Sm: IN \\ VOL MANY AT 0F LATE H non. Jam!) 1 urer of um! show the m..- tory of thv n of ‘LB‘HfiD ill! go tn QUEBE<