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. L “ 'ment bi- n f“ 4,10?" Y"! @hriatmazI” he electrically-operated set by next Christmas battery- r obsoIete wherever current Rogers A/C tubes (including 550 am;.‘z’ficatz'0n unit, illumin- Famous Rogers Symphony :cma'ne (.â€"â€"â€"-‘â€"_â€"-l___ hildren can “just plug 1nâ€" ug the day . . . To know ne any evening to a radio surely, is the radio to have the first Radio made to is: light socket and is still with any record of proven ant; don’t risk disappoint- its third successful year. I’re entertaining guests, of 'n”â€"-the Rogers has none. 1rgers or attachments-413 met all ready to operate. len W111 ; latest rmphony Console for the Arrange for a demon- tc, $420.00â€"on’terms to 1:: sday, December 15, ass College ,IING, F.C.A. this Winter at the r, eta, write to OW'EX SO UNI) ONT. give their families Rogers Symphony Durham D'T‘ A! t '7‘?” 7J- “'0’: TROUT EASY AS . CHICKENS TO RAISE ‘Traveller” in a recent issue of The Globe, wants to know the rea- sons for the scarcity of speckled trout, and 'I do not think they. are vegy ha_rd_to find: Listowel Man Gives Views on How The destruction of our woods has diminished our water flow, and has caused warmer and sluggish water in many of our streams, making them unfit habitation for trout. The automobile has made access to the outlying streams easier and more convenient than the horse and buggy and has increased the num- ber of fishermen. The utter disregard of many sportsmen to the game and fishery laws in respect. to open season, size and limit of catch. These fish are rapidly diminish- ing and we might as-well blame the Department of Game and Fish- eries as anybody; they’re used to it. When sportsmen catch fish four or five inches long and put them in their creel instead of back into the water. and keep on fishing after they have caught their limit, it is just possible the blame should be shared up a little. There is still some hope, however for the brook trout. Ontario has a great number of streams suitable for these fish, many of which are under lease. and in which the Gov- ernment does not place fry. There are many streams left that are open to public fishing, and have been stocked with fry 0r fingerlings. The number that usually survive, acâ€" cording to past records, Seems to be from :2 to :3 per cent. when deposit- ed under ordinary conditions. to Go About Increasing lumber of Trout. in Streams of Ontario. Thursday, December 15, 1927 A very great deal of interest was aroused here last week-end by the arrival of two new Fords. While not Vet quite ready 1‘01 ex- 'hibition purposes they have been given the “once- 0V e1” by a numbei 01‘ people, and many expressionns of enthusiastic apprm al have been heard as to their fine appearance and nifty finish. A GREAT DEFENCE ' . The famous defence of the New York Ranger’s team, “Taffy” Abel( left) and “Ching” Johnson, (right), conceded by hockey eXperts as possibly the greatest defensive combination in the professional game today, was broken up. recently when “Taffy” fractured his wrist. The break was not a bad one, however, and he' is expected to be on the ice again in January. NEW FORDS ARRIVE considerable sound is quite notice- able when under heavy stress or exertion. In all ways they appear to be fully up to somewhat meagre advance notices. Their speed and durability have not yet been tested hereâ€"but sufi‘i- cient of a trial has already been made to demonstrate that their fuel consumption is surprisingly low. Apparently methods of caring for the radiator overflow remain the same as with former models. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE CLAIM CYCLONE Blamed For Bad Habits, But Really a Weather fixer. The cyclone, a beneficial weather phenomena, is heingd‘alsely charged with all of the had traits ‘of the tornado. ‘ . v A tornado is a .violent, pOWerful whirlwind, covering a .small ”area, that sucks up heavy objects or twists them from' their moorings. Its vertical fOrces are more im- portant than its horizontal ones. A cyclone properly is a circular system of winds covering ‘a great area, sometimes 1,000 miles across. and including gentl'e breezes as well as stifi‘ winds. They furnish most. of the weather changes. Each “low” on the daily,r weather map has its cyclonic system of winds circling about it. The favorite haunt of tornadoes in the United States includes the states of the Lower Mississippi Valley and the eastern portion of the “Great Plain States”. Both to the west and east their occurrences are fewer. So, too, relatively few tornadoes occur in Canada and in Mex1co. Tornadoes are strictly local storms, bred usually by sultry and humid weather. They st’rike most often in the afternoon and almost always take a path from southwest to northeast. The rapidly swirling column of air which is the heart of the tornado is usually marked by a funnel-shaped black cloud of vapor. This whirling mass sucks air from all sides to its lower end and then upward, The Winds created do not blow for any great distance horizontally, but in their brief dash for the funnel they move. at amazing. speedsâ€" sometimes with the velocity of a 37%?” I! .n BEING MAGLINED Most of the destructiveness of tornadoes is traceable to their re- ductionnf air pressures when their centres pass over or by an area. The pressure being suddenly reduc- ed outside a building, the air inside it expands and pushes the walls down or the roofs upâ€"the buildings really explode because of the re- lease of what amounts for the mom- ent to the “compressed” air within them. rifle bullet. It is these tremendous velocities that bring about the freakish antics of tornadoes; quills and straws penetrate boards and planks are driven through trees. “S” is a dangerous letter in a con- troversy because It turns words 11160 swords. All these years I have sought for peace and I have never found it save in a nook with a book. Some of those O.A.C. students seem to want to take the culture Ou_t of agriculture. _ Is theré no ‘way of muzzling those who DEedict another war? It virill soon he.too late to do your Christmas. sh'oppmg e‘arly. _ The Oa‘nad'ian border is just an ocggsipnal lgak that isn’t imaginary. v-â€"â€"- â€""- wâ€"_ vrrâ€"--o When the yield of" a wheat field declines, the use of fertilizer will renew it, but when all the gold 13 taken out of a mine it is only a hole intthe ground. __ __.. â€"_ â€"â€" v _~-- v H‘l'cofi “Q ‘V "Most of the geese me" on theiii southward flight but a few 1emai11 behind to make weather piedic- tions. Theyear end is shadowed by the thought. of coal and snow shovels and the problem of Christmas pre- sents. In 'spite of radio, telephone, tele- graph, movies and the fountain pen, Sir Harry Lauder has just been given the freedom of Edinburgh. Anything “free” should appeal to Ha_1'ry. _A BRIGHT BITS PROM EXCHANGES w! ‘ 5'" is "r {I}: prjptggg _prgss __still "holds its That guest is alwaxs \\ elcome who By instinct seems to know Which of our towels are meant for use. And which are meant for show. own as th‘é Hest digééthinato“; of news, thought and aggvertisipg: _ “TL-_ AL... I-- When th‘ieé Béfidifs' HIRE up 25 members of an athletic club, what is “an athletic club? If Washington" is determined to keep Canadians out of Detroit~ the projected bridge and tunnel must be Intended to get Detroit people into Canada. NOBLE’S GARAGE SERVICE High-test 'Gas THE NEW NO KNOCK IMPERIAL OIL CO. GASOLINE Sold at Ethyl Gas? mama’s GARAGE . DURHAM No Extra Charge Have You Tried PAGE 3.