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CHILDREN’S SHELTER DONATIONS ANNOUNCED l-‘nllnwing is lbw N-Slll annual ('Ivllm‘tio,,vn fur NW 6 Sin-How at “well Sound. M of 1926 and spring or 19:37: Town Conoctlols Frum Middaugh Hnuse CONN-r. “'95! ...... From) Hahn House track. Bast ........ From! .2. P. H. track lmmlasll lnmisw Nu ‘l (Elem-lg Nu... ’ 38"“an .. Numlwr unkuuwn Hutlnn Hill ..... l'lclgo- Hill .. A” 9 livnh u k. 80. 9 Nmmauhy mensvml Lako- 0"“... .0000... Odd vullvctlons 1'}le side me Smith’s \Vo-st ship From Smith's East Side» it. P. H. 'l'rac i an. m I’Lgl'cm‘rnt ...... . ...... .55 1.70 i); Sn. H Nurmanhy ......... 3.35) A! Nu. m lh-ntinck ......... 4.00“, .\'n. I Sou-manby ...... .95 m lmmlash ..................... 1.30 At Lomiso- . ..... . ................ 2.30 pa NH. 9 (filmy-lg ................. 1.20 In NH. 2 86!!!“an ...... ........ . 1.20 H. .Vnmkwr unkuuwn .. ....... .36 bu Huttnn Hill .................. .551” I'ngo- Hill ........... . ........ 1.00;”a NH, 9 “Pl"??zl'k ............... .75 UV NO. 9 Normanhy ............. 2.00 mil Tawny-ml Lukv .............. 1.10)| NH. 13 Bmmnck .6?” 3-22.33 1‘] Nu Town collpctipns Rural rullpctmns (Our Own Correspondent) Mr. and Mrs. Will Clarkue m‘ Dur- ham we-ro- ro-wnt Visitors nf Mr. and Mrs. William Hmwn. Mr. and Mrs. UPUPSO Armstrong 0:“ Prntnn \‘isito-ol Mr. and Mrs. Catch-r tho- first. of the week. Mr. and Mrs. firm-gr. Muse-s of Tu- runtn spo-nt tho- wvck-o-not with Mr. amt Mrs. John Orchard. Miss Ruth Hakim-ll Hf Mount. Fur- »st was a rmrent guest. of Mrs. Reu- twn lhvht’l‘tfl. .‘lrs. Frank Allingham and Mrs. Arthur linlnnsuu of Hm-lph um! Mr-t. W. Pvttigrew of Turnntn. mn- lHl'wl t'rnm tillt‘lph m1 Mummy and visitmt a ruuplc u! days with ’ru-nnls‘ ho'l't'. Row. and Mrs. Jay and ymmg sun fll a! 9 “no honor \l H. 'l'ht' ‘yllh “Rulmbsolay \I Th \l a l'mv \“ Sunday. .-\ number from tmulml Miss Myr uf hmrsphold PM on Tuesday. .\ ho-m'y Plvctriml .nm' this son-Hun Hf afwrnwn about fiw far as We» have heart! twins: olnnv. The" l qnih‘ ('109". put Hm commissiun a couple. as it was 3mm turn» thor rmnains “arm ‘ benefit to the crops. 3 fr“ \Vo-vks ago». \\'u ‘ {M‘mml Hm! Mr. ‘lhal'lo has inwstvd in 3 Par. Su Mr. and Mrs. Thus. family 0! Ceylnn \‘i Mr. and Mrs. Francis H saxage 111mm? T‘ \\ "I Collections from _\l ho PAGE 8. III III \l m: 'HI \l l‘ _\| 13 Bé'ntuu'k MIMI 0503' ll "ilk .‘7 '-. hunk Allingham and Mrs. 11' linbinwu of Hm-lph um! W. Pvttigrew of 'l‘urnntn. mn- l‘rnm Hmylph on Munday and «I a ('uuple uf days with To 43! Wall. _\l H \V and Mrs. Jay and young son ml tn Smithvnllv nu Friday tn I a mmm'ing nf l'o-laniws in wt Mrs. Jay's grandmuthm'. Mrl’hrx'snn. who» was onlo- '.' hwr Hm: hiz'llu'lay. a, nub : all did : ho-l' HM: biz‘tlul Rum-rt I’nrtvr Hu- \vm'k-e-ml \\ lu- .\rnil| family. thvncl sympal ma Lo-nh. whnsf» mivthm im'kus of Inwlmm dim \' nwrmng after Only illness. H ['l h l\'}' olvctriczil slurni “3556'!“ is sm-liim Ht country this' in about llw o'clock. but. so u» have heard 0! nn damage: olmw. Tho lightning was , put llw liyclrn mil. of siun a couiilu of times. lintI as soon lnrnm on again the! nivncv was negligible. Quilni rain fell which. if tlm wea-l nains warm. will be of great in the crops. N0 DAHAGB vltl kmw' \Vo-I‘o- “er4!!!“ l'( g is tho result of the lm’tiom fur the Children's me Sound. for Um {all Own Correspondent all Hw farms-rs haw HM .\l r from this vicinity m- .3 Myrtlv Qamauk's salo- »ld Pflvcts In Klmhvrlvy Holstein ll" ill IN'I l'Hil Kingst' TribPS 113"“ ~~ That. 0L ivx's. Rifo- haol .‘lr. and Mr .Irs. Snelluvl' Eugenia Max \l Hill'ugé,‘ Ilt .\I ll family. sympathy ll spo-aking runwst 0n 'o-ning last, in Hm Hull .o-ry vnjnyuhln PW‘DL \Vo-ro- Miss I). Thnrno'. whniv. Miss lmllufs, aas and Arch'u- \Valls. xu-markahly \vvll. HM. nl' Momnt Furs-st was I gaw- Hw oIo-cisinn in Rnllnfs. Tho-1m was. ”gram nf snlns. mints, lom‘l Mm] uml \1 savage sidewalk w- havin pug‘g'hu-H h tm' «ff 'l'm-Mvulvr ml with his mm- ectlols l The Listowel Chamber of Com-3 h..- to Evans" ‘merw; with the good Listowel Band. ......... $ll.69:t'8me to town yesterday as adver- t” t1.P.lt. :tiseol. and the citizoms here enjoyed ..... 2.:30'tlwir Visit to the full, the Band , nurth on Eplaying several good selections, and .......... . 1.713 the members of the Listowel soonety -.-. smith on iproving most congenial fellows, ........ 3.50'mn for a good time and bound to “.5011”. (ill {have it. but withal gentlemanly, .. ...... 5.10 ‘ c mrteous, and all the rest of it. rh on West u They spent the afternoon at ‘»3‘_)O§4)wen Sound and passed through 3.30 , Durham about 10.30 in the morning. q ’;lJisetnlJarking here. they spent a fidl-Witew minutes during which the hools gBand played two selections..Re- Rural SC turning it] the evening the hikers ...... 3 370 had supper with the ladies of the .. .......... 31‘5“Angieanehureh Lluild, servedin the .. ....... .. 1-091 town hall, and with which the vis- .. ..... Pantors expt'esswl their satisfaction. ......... 1150;.“ table with the Listowel com- ........ id‘l; puny were the Mayor, Reeve and ..... iglliniemhers of the Durham Cgouneil. .. ........ . 1-;‘f:lt. L. Richardson, an old Listowel ........... -;59{ buy. but for years a resident of ....... 3"} 1 Durham, was also one of the com- -------- “)? i penny and no doubt spent a pleasant ........... ”-‘Jio'w‘lllllg meeting Up with many ac- ........... mm’iqunintanres of his earlier days. I ‘A‘ \I . Mia's I‘IW'I)’ n and Miss .\nn “L“. \\ 1H lust. In I pnjuyilhh Miss I). ' DONE \IS of course. is «Snult D311." molah ..... $31 it'llm' Hm! Urum- and W H h M! Hn Mm: Flo dispns‘o'd anuHu-r also in- \Villiams NS. buys! 430“ mg. :th .‘ll'. I‘ZVPIVH [7011!) of ' . um Inn gm-n hc-stm :mshm mun .‘0’ tho-I 'I'hu . ‘0 ”lo ind \V h; LlSTOWEl. HIKERS HERE YESTERDAY 1 Fullnwing the supper the company 11111811011 11) the federal Square, |\\11111- 1111- 11111111 111111111011 some mun: 11111isic 111111 speeches “ere given. ”111.1511, mnicutly at. 11113 request 01' !”W l.1.~'11.1\\'1-l 111011111013. who were Hind after 1111111- strenuous day, '\\1,I'1P 1:111 311011111111 the visitors l111111141111 with 1111? citizens for a 1111111511111 1111111. Speeches “ere de- mmul in Mawr Murdnck, 01' Dur- 1111111. )layu' “111501131111 Re~.’\l1~. H1_'°1\\a111 ui’ Listuwel. A pleasing 111111 1.11 1111- program was 1111: pre- si-ntatiuu by 111111131155 Richard- snn. g1'11111111ngi11111' 111' R. E. Rich- 111'11su11 11: mi" 111111-117. 111' a hand- 11’111'11-11 11-1111 bang-1 11113 work of Mr. 1i11‘11111'17h‘n11. This “"1115 [110801111311 1111 Maym “1113:1111 as a mementu 11111111 11111-112111: by 1111 1.1111 Listoxvcl 1 “115’, A .. --. Annual Outing of Chamber of Com- merce Was Held at Owen Sound, With Stops Here Both Morning and. Evening. i 111.. 11111111.»; 11-11 later in the cv- {11111111, 1111 1111-11 110nm enmnltly 111111112 “1-“ 5111151191] “1111 the “011- 31111111] 11m Hux 111111 51113111 111 U111 'm'nrg 11111 1511\ 1',cgiun 111111 \unmg 11111121111111! come again 111 110 w“ ulntum. «law. Here's 1111111115. 'l‘hv tItIl‘M: is first, last, amt always IIIIIII's strmtt’ast t‘I'IImot. He LJH Iw H'letlt'tt [tn-Hugh kindness to du at- “It‘s! any t'mIt that tIIs Illasltt‘l‘ dc- Stl'u‘.‘ .:IIII In It“. Hurscs haw ht't‘ll 'Iumwn In IIgtIt t‘III Htt'tl t.t"'\\lltl.". I'mry tII:I\\â€" liltltt’ll haskt'ts 0t loud- stuns III tIII-II' tI-«ttIâ€"â€" amt a [Inst Iot' IIHH'I‘ thing. .~'â€"-tIIIt all «It tIIIIsv ttIIII_:.:.~' tlII-j tI'aIIII-ot ttII'IIuglI the, things Hwy ivariimi through Um kiliaiiii->.~' Liwii' merl's showered Upmm Hit'nl. ll' ynu we a burn? kicking and biting Vii-imisi)‘. it is invariably Um I'uuii nf his muslvl'. A stick or whip IimN nut \x'ni‘k HH' WOIHJPI'S upon a 1101‘s“ that it is summsc-il to iIH~--~il Kimmy mukus him {oar Um \\'i6'll_l(31' ni' Hm vluinlm'ing that spavv of turn“. until in- npi'nly l'ifht’ib’ and Milk. umuvk thruugh anger. ilui'sws. liki' mvn, have lhoir guml uni! inn] qualitio-smâ€"tracli has In in: :imu'nw'hmi. unwind and cuuirullml in :1 dili‘c-x'vni uraniwrmbut nearly all i'vspnmi 'in kindnnss. Wiwn Judging hni'svs [hr kmru insight U! :1 mm] Nurse-man is l'L‘tluil't'd. Fur HHMIH‘O. ”H'l'i' aw many wim say lw IIIII)‘ lII- IlI'lH'lllll'II IIIIIIII 33' II lIIII-sI- I'III- III-iIIg II-IIIIIIIIl III I‘IIIthiI‘Ig. IIIIIIllIgI III IIIIIIIIIIls pl'lt'k up “Mr Iills \\llIll sIIIIkI-II III; \‘lI’lHllS IIIII-s llll‘IfiV lllI‘ll' I-III's hIIIfk. lJIsh-l'IICIIIl 'IIIIItâ€"ws must. always hII ilVUlIlI‘ll, and II lII'IIIIIl l'III'I'lII‘aIl, high lH'HVI‘I'll lIIII I~II.2~'. IIIIiII'IIIlI-s II VI‘I'y \‘lI'lUllS Ills- f“~'lllIIll; \IhilI- II long thin III-ck iII- IIIIIIlI's II IIIIIIIl IlifipIHllIIIII: Conn"- \\ I~'I~. II IlII- UP I k is slIUII and thick; lllI' Il'lsllll‘o III II gnml how I'. shuuld alums [III laIgIn l’pul, HlI‘l‘I‘ IIIII stâ€" IIIIIIIIIIIs III all sIIIh gIIIIIII'al SHIN!- IIIIIIIIs. llIIIsI-s, likv "It‘ll IaIIIIot Ell\\u\.~’ lII- jIIIlgI'Il In Ult‘ll' hmka‘. NIII\\illIsIJaIIIlIIIg lhI- \‘III'iIIIIs Illa- [IIislllOHS III' ”III IIIWII'SP IIInII-mhvr M has his faults, just as “In lIaIII yIIIII' II\\II. If “H! M» lIIIIIIIIatII in mvning IIIIII. III-III lIim kiIIIlh and M \\'Ill "Wild his \\ ays. “I \xhih- mw Hu- t'Uld. \x'hito- uhuut Hm hmd. Ins .lmtility and gvnllvno hunt! and full DNWN‘H lw nm)‘ 1w Ilt'pmldml CARD 0!" TBAI'KS Dr. Smith and Morrison wish to empress their sincere thanks and appreciation of the many kindnesses and expressions of sympathy tand- vrrd them in their bereavement.. h II! “I LOOKING AFTER THE HORSE v\. :‘).‘ H llHO tnut m. Ilwrr an- many who say II' II hHl‘niI' hr light snl'l'ul 01' mt. with I'm-I. lvgs and I'acv . ho- IIIIs HII' marks “I kind- Hm! II clm'p hav. “Ith IIn “hilt: \HII bu a IIIIIM‘ of great but- but II. IHHI. vswciall} If ills Is u liHlo' dished. “Ivy ill'h .~ trio-Ry and unsafv. A Mark rummt stand IIw Iwal. 110' 3 mn' Hu- I’UIII. Tho' mum": uImuI, Hm mud. Hu- gl'valvr If mun l'I'alo‘: [w I: HOW THE, BOLSHEVIKS LOOK ON MATRIMONY Russia's new marriage laws have‘ not nationalized the women as was at first rumored. but have recogniz- ed marriage as a purely secular contact between the parties con- cerned with the state acting as a mere recorder of their desires or the. arbitrator of their ditt‘erences. This is the view put forward by Anna Louise Strong, an American writer. who has returned from Hus-1 sia after having spent several years there. Miss Strong is plainly sympathetic with the Russian mar- riage laws. and to those who believe that marriages are secular and not celestial contracts there does not. seen: to he much aniiss about them. Even the old-fashioned people, who believe divorce is an evil institu- tion might grudgingly praise the Russian system since It has greatly reduced the divorce rate. It. has also increased the birth rate, and Russia is said to be the only coun- try in Eurone where the natural in- crease in population is going 011 faster than before the war. The birth rate is the. same, but the baby death rate has been cut in half. Women’s New Freedom _ A [wasanh after recounting his Eexperiences in the war and revolu- tion to Miss Strong. was asked what was the biggest change. the revolu- tion had made to his village, and, after retlertion he replied, grinning, "I think the biggest change is that you ean't heat. your wtre any more.” There was an old Russian proverb to the effect that "Who doesn’t. beat his wife doesn't live with her plea- santly." but that day is long past. Russian women now are conscious of new rights and would have their husbands before the magistrate it they were abused, or they might eVen nhtvain divorces. In the linited States. as Miss Strong writes in the New York World, there is a multi- plicity of views upon marriage, and the result is a romplexity of con-- flicting laws. They were made at. clitl‘erent times by different inulies. But, the Bolsheviks ll'iltt before them the relatively simple. matter of framing marriage regulations llpnll a clean slate. and ttltt so with a single View of marriage. In the Ultl days ”1‘ Peter the (treat, and Kather- ine the “rent. amt clown until the time of the late Nirlmlas, the pre- \'ailin;.~' Russian View of marriage was; the HP“ helal ttmla)’ by Sena- tor (lraham. Marriage was a sarra- ment mmiu lt)‘ timl through the llnl)‘ church: lm human rule or will haal the power to alter the art of (amt. Marriage and Btmrce Easy 'l'hn Russian \‘ivw tu-cl'ay is that marriagn is whnlly a human cou- ti'avt. madv by twn [wl'snns without “I" intvrvmntitm of any human 01" divim- authority. As with nthm' t’Utltl“.h'i;~'. thy husini'ss 01' the state! was limitml tn rngistm'ing thc-sn agi'm-mmus, swing that ttw wvako-r warty shuulct hn prutvcted against agm'vssinu. amt guarmug rights “f third partivs, nanwly (’hildl't‘ll, who WM'P pmducmt as a l't'SUlt of the: cunti'ac't and without tlwir nwi‘. mnsvnt lining uhtainmt. At any time thv cnntract can hn hruko'n hy mu- tual ('unsvnt so long as tho rights 01‘ third partim al‘v not impvl'illmt. In UHIt'l‘ wards a childloss marriw] muph- in Russia can out! a marriage 4m an hnur's nnticc with un e‘xâ€" pe-nsc- amt nu publicity. A muplui with chihh'vn can dissolve» the un- iuu ahlwst as quantity ‘9” hm: as thv chilih'nu am pruvidml fur. amd mm. in Hip raw or (mo. person clo- siring tn vucl tho rampart and thu nthvr I'vsisting. thn nun wanting alt- \nn'v :an apt it mvutuall)‘. Thu iuai'i'iago- tr} withuut nthm' Cerl'vmun)‘ than tlw ('uupln going: in thu Mar- mag“ Ulll‘t‘al! and rvgistm'ing them- sle'vs. 'l'hc'rt- al'v cortain t'ni'malâ€" itio-s. l’m- instanvv. lmth in‘ialv and grunm must statn whvthm' they haw hwu lsi'vviuusly married and tlu- (,‘il'tftlnlslallt‘l‘fi in which thn marriauv was dissulvmt. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE _______________., as a civil suit. If both consent. to a divorce the proceedings are. just. as simple. if one desires release and the other resists, the law states that “there cannot be compulsion in the sex relation." That. is to say, there is no such thing as suing for restonation of conjugal rights. No one can be compelled by law to live with someone he does not like. It is said that under this system there is less prostitution than un- der the old. Nor can a man married or unmarried escape the conse- ‘qllt'llt‘PS of his actions. He is re- sponsible for the support of his child whether it is born in or out 10f wedlock. The war, the. revolution and the new marriage laws have combined to produce many curious house- holds in Russia. 0n woman, an in- terpreter for Miss Strong. w'anteiit to go to the front and tight in the civil war, but her husband refused her 1_iel'tllissl011. She went anyway and when she returned found him living with another woman. She divorced him, but later on learn- ing that her former husband and his wife. were down with typhus in different hospitals, she gave up her job with Miss Strong and went to nurse him. When he recovered she resumed her employment. An- other husband came oack and found himself unable to live with his wife except as a boarder. He married another woman. but could not break himself of the. habit of visiting his children and his former wife. He. took one kind of pleasure in their society and another in the society of his younger wife. This is the. re- lation that existed when Miss iStrong left. Russia. ;\ leuwdnshiro tarnun'(wunruains that his ducks haw lost. tlwir \1ncvs. :fiuuns to hu 8 casv for a quack doctm'râ€"Montrezll Star. . Th0 tmuhlu with thosn balloon- Ists is llko that 01' many othm- [mn- Tim trouble with thrsn hallum‘i- ists is liko that, «if many othvr [mn- plv. They go up in tlw air and. don’t know whore they aro- going. “St. Catharines Standard Not Much Vamping OLD FRIENDS ATTEND FUNERAL 0F MRS. HILL Interment lads In llplowouu Cemetery Kay 26, of Wen-Known Bentinck Lady. ln nur issue of May 26 we re- ported the «Math of Mrs. Mary Hill. a resident of Bentinek. six miles north of here. whn passed aan at. the home of her daughter. Mrs. George. Searle. at Guelph. The. fun- eral was held on Thursday afterâ€" [mun frnm tiuelph t0 Maplewuod cemeterv. by motor. interment. be- ing made at 2 o'clocx. Al the service here many of her old Bentinek and Egremnnt neigh- hurs. and others from Durham. were in attendance. The pail-bearers were Messrs. John Turnhull. Wm. Hind. Wesley Hind. Archie Searle, Fred Hind and Aylmer Hind. Amnng the Iloral tributes laid on her casket. were 9. pillnw from the hm' caskvt, “fire a [HIIOW n-um um family. an anchor from the Can- adian National Bxpross «mmpany. and sprays [[0111 Mr. and Mrs. Hayâ€" ward. Mr. and Mrs._Jn_hn Snarln and '\â€" _- ~l.A ‘.._.. \‘ (ll ‘1. 0" son. thn '1‘ru‘.l"B'1'I{.I 'Lindgo. Daughters nf England. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hind, Mr. and Mrs anyjr} yt-Cx'ac'. and I P “akofield an of 'l‘hn Pricmilln picnic. which was to have lwvn hold 111 High Park, T0- PICNIC POSTPONED The Red Cross Canadian Red Cross Society INCE the War, the Red Cross has disbursed over Seven Million Dollars for the Soldiers, Women. Children and Frontier Families of Canada. About half of this has been spent for disabled soldiers --half in the Other services of the Society about which you have been told The Treasury is almost empty. The Red Cross brings cheer to our disabled warriors and their families. It Stimulates the children of Cumdn to healthy living and good citizenship. It relieves suffering, and brings skilled attention to Canada's frontier districts remore from Other aid. Its work is indiSpensable. It now appeals to YOU, as a patriOtic and immune Cumdim citizen, to contribute generously to it: need for funds. $1,000,000 Needed Now for Red Cross Work Send Contributions to: Onurio Division. Canadian Red Cross Society. ‘10 Sherboum Street. Toronto 5. Ontario Nation-Wide Appeal 'mnto. last Saturday. had in i... poned on mount of the u-.-: ther Those intending ll. i... sent at this annual t'mu-tim requested to bear in mind 1 will be held this cumim: Salt June it, and also to nute the t' of place. Wllit'h will lH- m Pll‘k. Area H. \Vllll 20ml \\.» we hope. that there will i... .. attendance. as an especial); )i'Ogram has been arrange Ve alsu trust llt'Jl the .-\... will see in it that The «12::- is favored with a t'ull l'o'lml': . event so that we may tell tl;..\ by farce of Cll‘Cllnls‘luitt'e- tumble in he present at m l'ul time enjnyml and man-- so jealous that they \xiil m- -. point to be present at til. annual gathering. Water! Water! Water! ED. J. PRATT RR. No. . Durham. M... Will Is Good Health Worth? Why take a chance: and water that is pollutm unfit for domestic \Isv. \\ Pure \Vater can lw had having a well drillmi. handle Pumps and Pnnn. pairs. Thunday, Juno 9, i927 Satisfncuon Guaranteed Phune 98-1! use and hen Ht \Vc I’OSt. \Vo th N- IW VOL. (SQâ€"NU. 3H I)” JUDGMENT GIVEN IN RECEN lie Ionor Judge Suthed Rendered Decision in Judgment Cases Recen Here. Ham-«I mowal 'l‘t‘m I M' SUMMER SERIES quest mu worm: \ Hons that m Holshdn cunclpdiug meeung? Oll rho M 1 mom!" Llal‘k ndal \l ll \\ ll “u s Assured ls ll H HELD \\ 0H